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 ADTBRTISEMENTS. 
 
 R. KERSHAW &' CO. 
 
 M0£I%JaiSA2t, 
 
 MAMUrACTURKBS Or 
 
 BANK VAULTS, 
 
 STEEL LINED CHESTS AND DOORS, 
 
 HKDl i(D(DM AM ffllSf Hi, 
 
 WROUGHT IRON EXPRESS BOXES, 
 
 Patent Combination Bank Loeks, Powder Proof Loeks, 
 
 STORE DOOR LOCKS, Ac, &c. 
 
 HOUSE SA-FES, 
 
 Neatly : .ounted, and made in the form of Sideboards, for the protectiMi of Family Plate, Jewolsv 
 
 Books, &c, A complete assortment of 
 
 Bank, Office, Jewellers, and House Safes, 
 
 Constantly on hand, which wo warrant iVilly equal to any now in use, and offered at Pricei that 
 
 cannot fail to give satisfaction. 
 
 Particular attention paid to the construction of the most Improved Bank Securities. 1M 
 
 "MTB APraiTD THB FOLtiOWinO RKFBRBXOBS. 
 
 Montreal Bank, Montreal. 
 
 " " Peterborough, O.W. 
 
 " " Brockville, " 
 
 " " Cobourg, " 
 
 " " Guelph, •♦ 
 
 •• " Waterloo, " 
 
 «' «' Quebec, 0. B. 
 
 Ontario Bank, Bowmanville, O.W. 
 " " Prescott, " 
 
 " ■ " Ouelph, 
 " " Toronto, " 
 
 «' " Alexandria, " 
 
 " •' Dundas, *' 
 
 " «' Montreal, 0. B. 
 
 Kastem Townships Bank, Sherbraoke, 0. B. 
 «• •• »« Ooaticook, •• 
 
 Eastern Townships Bank, Waterloo, 0. B. 
 «» " " Compton, '• 
 
 " " '• SUnbridge, " 
 
 Molson's Bank, Montreal. 
 
 Commercial Bank, Montreal. 
 
 City and District Savings' Bank, Montrod^ 
 
 La Banque Jacques Cartier, " 
 
 London and Colonial Bank, ** 
 
 La Banque Nationale, Queb«c, 0. E. 
 
 Quebec Bank, " " 
 
 Canadian Inland Steam Navication Co., Montreal. 
 
 Richelieu Steam Navigation Co., " 
 
 Frothingham k, Workman, Merchants, 
 
 Joseph Maokay k Brother; " 
 
 Wm. Stephen k Co., " 
 
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 W. 0. ODBWETT k CO., PRINTBR0, STATlONliUI, fto., KINQ 8TRBET lASt, TORONTO. 
 
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 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 BRflCRVILLE AND OTTAWA 
 
 M ITT WSfR'W 
 
 COMMETSTCES A.T BROCKV^ILLE 
 
 ON THE ST. LAWRENCE, 
 
 Distant from Montreal, 125 miles ; and from Toronto, 208 miles ; and 
 
 connects with the 
 
 Til mmn TMHI liEWM, 
 
 The Line (Including a Branch to PERTH) is 130 Miles long. 
 The length at present in operation is 64 miles, 
 
 AND aurrUKS 'tut FOLLOWIXO IHPOaTANT POINTS WITH 
 
 BCAffTTZO'XO 
 
 sar. 
 
 SMITH'S FALLS, distant from Brockville 28 miles. 
 
 PERTH, « " 40 " 
 
 CARLETON PLACE, « « 40 " 
 
 ALMONTE, " " 62 " 
 
 A STAGE from the latter point loaves on the arrival of the Train from Arnprior, and offers 
 tho most speedj and convenieBt route to Passengers for the Upper Ottawa. 
 
 A. BROOKS, 
 
 Engineer and Superintendent. 
 
 ■W. 0. CIIEWETT d CO., PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, «ka, 17 A 19 KINO STREET, TORONTO. 
 
ADTERTISEMENIS. 
 
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 XV. XV. XV. 
 
 RADWAT'S READY RELIEF! 
 RENOVATING RESOLVENT! 
 REGULATING PILLS! 
 
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 R. RADWAT guarantees that his Relief will not keep 
 the patient in doubt as to certainty of cure. 
 
 In all cases where Fain is experienced, 
 
 BADWAY'S BEADY BELIEF will, in a few 
 uiiiutes, prove its marvellous efficacy, and otm bottle is 
 sufficient to satisfy the aost sceptical of its superiorities 
 to all other remedies. 
 
 BADWAY'S BEADY BELIEF is the only gennine discovery in Medicine for the Relief of 
 Pain and cure of its cause, thil can claim originality. 
 
 Dr. BADWAY'S BENOVATINO BESOLVENT cures the worst Skin diseases— Scrofula, 
 Salt Rheum, Sores of all kinds. Pimples, Blotches, &o., by the use of from 1 to 6 bottles. SUP£U10R 
 TO ALL SAR9APARILLA IN USE. 
 
 Dr. BADWAY'S FILLS are a positive cure for all disorders of the Liver, Spleen, Kidneys, 
 Pancreas, Heart, and other orgnns. 
 
 BADWAY'S FILLS purge thoroughly, cleanse and purify the blood, and regulate the system. 
 
 220 ST. PAUL STREET, MONTREAL. 
 
 Soldby LYMAN, ELLIOT & CO., TOBONTO. 
 
 B. A. MITCHELL, LONDON. 
 
 And by Dmggists and Merchants generally thronghont the Province. 
 
 TORONTO, C. W., 
 
 1.1 A.isrTjr-A.CTiTiiBii or 
 
 In Cakes and Tin Boxes, Nos. 1, 2, & 3. 
 
 Ulackinq Boxes, and every deacription of DauoaisTs' Tin Wabe made to Order. 
 
 Of all grades and prices, adapted to the use of Piano-Forte, Carriage, Cabinet, and Paper Ilanging 
 Manufacturers ; Rook Oil Refineries, Printers, Bookbinders, &o. 
 
 AL90 MAN r FACT (IRER Or 
 
 NEAT'S FOOT OIL; 
 
 IVORY BLACK; 
 
 ANIMAL CHARCOAL. 
 
 TBI BIOBKST PRTOC IN CASH PAID fOR 
 
 TANMKR8' SI ZE PIECES, DAMAGED HIDES, CATTLE TAILS, HOMS, Ae. 
 
 W. C. CUEWETT <b CO., BOOKSELLERS, STATIONEBS AND PRINTERS. TORONTO. 
 
 mimtmSmitim 
 
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 ADTEBTI8EMENT8. 
 
 ESTABLISHED 1849. 
 
 JOHN MACDONALD & CO. 
 
 21 & 23 WELLINGTON STREET, TORONTO, 
 
 XBa:x>oxt.*psizuai ox* 
 
 British, American and Continental 
 
 DRY GOODS. 
 
 ALWAYS I N STOCK. 
 
 -a.XjIj oxj-a-sses of 
 
 STAPLES, 
 
 WOOLLENS, 
 
 FANCY GOODS. 
 
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 MANDFACrnRERS OF MANTLES 
 
 FROM LATEST ENGLISH PATTERNS. 
 
 N.B.-GOODS SOLD TO THB TRADE ONLT. 
 
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 JOHN MA0DO3Sr^IL.D & CO., 
 
 at * M WBLLIHOTOV ITRBBT, TOROITrO* 
 
 W. C. OHEWETT <fc Co.. PRINTERS. LITHOGRAPHFns, 4c, KING STREET, TORONTO. ' 
 
 ''<M 
 
MITCHELL'S 
 
 CAMDA GAZETTEER 
 
 ▲HI) 
 
 BUSINESS DIRECTORY 
 
 fOft 
 
 1864-65. 
 
 No. 1-TO BE REVISED AND CONTINUED. 
 
 PRICE OF BOOK, S5 00. 
 
 TORONTO: 
 
 PRINTED BY W. C. CHEWETT & CO., KINO STREET EAST. 
 
 1864:. 
 
 -■*\m*''m mtr^^^ o«T«»*rv#ft 
 
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 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 GEORGETOWN PAPER HANGINGS MANUFACTORY. 
 
 . H^CE, TV^HITE & CO., 
 
 (SaeecMon to Meaara* Barber* Broa« 4fc Co,) 
 
 l^^ iiiii piPii®^ ^laiiw ®iiii@® 
 
 VnS" BOEDEBS, OORNEBS, FIRE BOAED PATTERNS, Aic, 
 
 \Wli<^ GEORGETOWN, C.W, 
 
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 E. C. TS^HITE, 
 
 MANUFACTURER OF 
 
 ENVELOPES, 
 
 AHD 
 
 GEORGETOWK, Canada West. 
 
 ■ BAEBER & BEOS., 
 
 STREETSVILLE, C.W. 
 
 SEVEN MILES FROM PORT CREDIT STATION, ON THE G. W. R., 
 
 or BVIRT TABIKTT OF 
 
 UNION TWEEDS. FLANNELS. BLANKETS. 
 
 The highest Market Price paid in Cash for Wool, at all times. 
 
 W. C. CHEW ETTA CO., PRINTERS, MAE EUBLII 
 
 «kc., KING STREET EAST, TORONTO. 
 
PREFACE. 
 
 Again we take the liberty of coming befor« the Canadian public with a new Directory, 
 and here beg to offer a few remarks by way of explanation. 
 
 In undertaking the publication of a new Canada Business Directory, we feel that while, 
 endeavouring to meet the wants of the public we are treading upon dangerous ground, as iu the 
 edition of '57-58 the work was so well and faithfully executed that it would be a labor of 
 supererogation attempting improvements, and hence our efforts have been to the end that all 
 changes occuring since the publication of that work shall be embodied in the present edition. 
 How well we have succeeded it will be the province of the public to decide ; but here we will 
 say that neither expense nor effort have been spared to make it acceptable to Canadians in every 
 walk of life. 
 
 The style adopted is the same as that of Mr. Lovell's book, so far as concerns the body of the 
 work, but following the alphabetical list of trades and professions will be found, under the title 
 of Miscellaneous Information, a compendium embracing the Executive, Legislative and Judicial 
 Departments of Canada, and also other matters of a miscellaneous nature, interesting to 
 every citizen of the Province. Following the above will be found a feature which, we think, 
 cannot fail to meet the approbation of business and professional men : we allude to the Classi* 
 fied Pusiness Directory, in which the mechanics, merchants and professional men, are 
 clastti'ied under their appropriate headings, showing at a glance the name, occupation, and post 
 offic( address of each. 
 
 The Advertisers — to whom we tender our warmest thanks for the liberal manner in which they 
 rendered material aid — will find that they have not been forgotten. By reference to the Adver- 
 tisers' Index, they will see that their advertisements have been distributed through the cities, 
 towns and villages, in which their names appear, and as near thereto as possible, also having « 
 reference from the name to the page of advertisement, 
 
 We cannot close these remarks without a word of thanks to the Postmasters, by whom we 
 have been so ably and efficiently aided. The value of a Directory is enhanced upon its coming 
 to light in the shortest possible time after its commencement, and through the means of cirou- 
 lars promptly filled and returned by Postmasters, we have much earlier and more reliable 
 information than it would be possible to obtain by any other method — much earlier — as to send 
 an agent would involve the usual delays of travelling by public and private conveyance, and 
 more reliable — as an old resident of a place is more competent to obtain correct information 
 respecting his neighbours than an entire stranger. Again wo heartily thank the Postmasters. 
 
 And lastly, we beg that our patrons and the public generally may pass lightly over errors, 
 
 which unavoidably creep into every work of this nature, and without which, indeed, no Directory 
 
 would be entirely complete. 
 
 J. L. MITCHELL, 
 
 ^^ Publisher. 
 
 Toronto, January, 1864. 
 
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till. 
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 JAMES BAYLIS & CO. 
 
 IMFOaTEBS OF 
 
 CARPETS, 
 
 OIL CLOTHS, 
 
 * » » 
 
 DEALING ONLY IN THESE GOODS, AND IMPORTING 
 MORE LARGELY THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN CANADA, 
 
 We offer superior advantages to the Trade and to Retail Purchasers. 
 
 3i KING STREET EAST, 74 GREAT ST. JAMES STREET, 
 
 TORONTO, C.W. MONTREAL, C.E. 
 
 JAMES BAYLIS & CO. 
 
 W. A. SMITH & CO. 
 
 (LATE SMITH &; BABNES.) 
 
 OF 
 
 SHIRTS & COLLARS 
 
 236 NOTRE BAME ST., MONTREAL. 
 
 ,11- ■♦^^ ....■' ■» 
 
 "WHITE DRESS SHIKTS, 
 
 FA.NCY ELANNEL SHIRTS, 
 AND ALL STYLES IN COLLARS. 
 
 Western Buyers respectfully solicited to call and examine Stock 
 
 W. C, CHKWETT <b CO., PRINTERS, BOOKBINDERS, Ac, KING STREET EAST, TORONTO. 
 
GENERAL INDEX 
 
 TO TDK 
 
 CITIES, TOWNS, AND VILLAGES OF CANADA. 
 
 PAOl 
 
 Abbott's Corners 1 
 
 Abbottsford 1 
 
 Abercorn 1 
 
 Aberfuyle S 
 
 Acton 3 
 
 Acton Vale 8 
 
 AdamsTille 4 
 
 Adare. 4 
 
 Addison 4 
 
 Admits'toa 6 
 
 Adelaiile 6 
 
 Adolphiistown 6 
 
 AiUa Craig 6 
 
 Airey (see Aldboro') 6 
 
 Alberton 6 
 
 Albertrille (see Goefield) 202 
 
 Albion 6 
 
 Aldboro' 6 
 
 Aldernbott 6 
 
 Alderville 7 
 
 Alexandria 7 
 
 Alfred 909 
 
 Algonquin 8 
 
 Allandale Mills 8 
 
 Allan Park 8 
 
 Allan's Corners 8 
 
 Allendale 8 
 
 Alliston 8 
 
 Allumette Island 9 
 
 Alma 9 
 
 Almira 9 
 
 Almonte 9 
 
 Alnwick (see Alderville) 7 
 
 Alton 11 
 
 Altona 12 
 
 AWinston 12 
 
 Ameliasbnrg 12 
 
 Amherstburg 12 
 
 Amiens 13 
 
 Ancaster 14 
 
 Ange Oardien 14 
 
 Angus '. 14 
 
 Antrim 16 
 
 Appin 16 
 
 Appleby 16 
 
 Appleton ^ 16 
 
 Apto ^..^ 16 
 
 Argyle 1« 
 
 Arkwright 16 
 
 Arnprior 16 
 
 Artemesia 17 
 
 ArtbAhaKkaTille(see St.Chris- 
 
 tophe) „. 720 
 
 Arthur 17 
 
 ArTa 17 
 
 Ashburn 18 
 
 Ashburnbum 18 
 
 AshgroTe 19 
 
 Ashton 19 
 
 Asbworth 19 
 
 wkom 
 
 Atbelstaa ... 19 
 
 Atherly 19 
 
 Athlune 20 
 
 Athol 20 
 
 Auburn 20 
 
 Audley 21 
 
 Anghrira 21 
 
 AultBTille 21 
 
 Aarora .. 21 
 
 Aveniog 909 
 
 Avoca 22 
 
 Aron 22 
 
 Avon Bank 22 
 
 Aylroer, C. E 22 
 
 Aylmer.C.W 28 
 
 Aylwin 24 
 
 Ayr 24 
 
 Ayton 24 
 
 Bahyville (see Sherrington).. 667 
 
 Baby's Point 26 
 
 Baden 25 
 
 Bagot 26 
 
 Baitotville 26 
 
 BHilliehoro' 26 
 
 Balderson 909 
 
 Balaklava (see Ulenlyon) ... 198 
 
 Ballantrae 26 
 
 Bnllinafad 27 
 
 Ballycroy 27 
 
 Ballyduff 27 
 
 Balsam 27 
 
 Baltimore 27 
 
 Bamberg 28 
 
 Banda 28 
 
 Bandon 28 
 
 Bangor 28 
 
 Bannockbum 28 
 
 Barnett 28 
 
 Biirnston 29 
 
 Barrie 29 
 
 Barriefield 32 
 
 Barrington 82 
 
 Bartonville 82 
 
 Bath 82 
 
 Biktiscan 83 
 
 Batiscan Bridge 83 
 
 Battersea 84 
 
 Bayfield 84 
 
 Bay bam 85 
 
 Beaehbnrgh 86 
 
 BeacbTille 85 
 
 Beamsville „... 86 
 
 Beaubarnoia 86 
 
 Beaumont 87 
 
 Beauport 87 
 
 Beaverton 88 
 
 Be^aucour 910 
 
 Bedford „ 89 
 
 Belford 40 
 
 Belfountain 89 
 
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 Belle»»le 40 
 
 Belle Ewart 47 
 
 Bell Rock 47 
 
 Bell's Corners 47 
 
 Belmont 47 
 
 Belmore 49 911 
 
 Beloeil 49 911 
 
 Benmiller 49 
 
 Bennie'i Corners 49 
 
 Bensford 60 
 
 Bentinck 60 
 
 Berkeley 51 
 
 Berlin iJl 
 
 Bertbier, en Hant 63 
 
 Berwick 63 
 
 Bethany 54 
 
 Bethune 54 
 
 Bewdley 64 
 
 Bic 54 
 
 Binbrook 56 
 
 Birkhall 65 
 
 Black Creek 55 
 
 Blair 56 
 
 Blakeston 912 
 
 Blenheim Vil. (see Rondeau). 649 
 
 Blessington 912 
 
 Bloomfleld 66 
 
 Bloomsburg 66 
 
 Bluevale 56 
 
 BIyth 56 
 
 Boheaygeon 57 
 
 Bodmin 57 
 
 Bogart 57 
 
 Bolton Village (see Albion)... 6 
 
 Bonaventure 68 
 
 Bond Head 68 
 
 Bongard's Comers 58 
 
 Bofoobel 68 
 
 Bothwell 59 
 
 Bc.ucberville 59 
 
 Bourg Louis 69 
 
 Bowen 59 
 
 BowmaoTille 60 
 
 Buwmor* 6t 
 
 Bowood 61 
 
 Bradford «l 
 
 Brampton 68 
 
 Brantford 66 
 
 Breadalbane 70 
 
 Breslau 70 
 
 Brewer's Mills 70 
 
 Bridgenorth 70 
 
 Bridgeport 70 
 
 Bridgewater 71 
 
 Brigham 71 
 
 Brighton 71 
 
 Brinkworth 72 
 
 Bristol 72 
 
 Britonville 72 
 
 BrockTllle 78 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT k CO., BUOKSELLBRS AND STATIONERS, KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 
 
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 Brome 77 
 
 Brompton 79 
 
 Brompton Falls 79 
 
 Bronte 79 
 
 Brooklin 79 
 
 Brooksdale 80 
 
 Brougbftm 912 
 
 Brougbton 80 
 
 BrowDsburg 80 
 
 Brownsville 80 
 
 Brucefield 81 
 
 Bruce Mines 81 
 
 Brudenclle Corners 81 
 
 Brunswick 82 
 
 Buckingham 82 
 
 Buckliorn 82 
 
 Burford 82 
 
 Burgessville 82 
 
 Buriibrne 83 
 
 Burnbamthorpe ... 83 
 
 Burns 83 
 
 Burnstown 83 
 
 Burritt's Rapids 84 
 
 Burlch 84 
 
 Burwick (see Wuodbridge)... 898 
 
 Bury's Green 84 
 
 Bute (see St. Julie de Som- 
 erset) 742 
 
 Buttonville 84 
 
 Buxton 86 
 
 Bjrron 85 
 
 Cacouna 83 
 
 CsBHarea 85 
 
 CainsTille 86 
 
 Cuintown 86 
 
 CnisiorTille 86 
 
 Caldwell 86 
 
 Cttledon 87 
 
 Caledonia Springs 87 
 
 Camborne 87 
 
 Camden East 87 
 
 Camilla 88 
 
 Carapbellford 88 
 
 Campbell's Cross 88 
 
 Campbeliville 89 
 
 Carnpden 89 
 
 Canhoro' 89 
 
 Caiificld 89 
 
 Cnnit'ton 90 
 
 Canning 90 
 
 Cannington 90 
 
 Canroberf 91 
 
 Cantlejr 91 
 
 Cope Cove 91 
 
 Cape Rich 91 
 
 Cup MRgilcleine 92 
 
 Cap Sani^ 92 
 
 Carden 92 
 
 Carillon 92 
 
 CarletOD 93 
 
 Carleton Place 93 
 
 Carlingford 98 
 
 Caili!<le(Kee Falkirk) 176 
 
 Carlisle 94 
 
 Carlton 94 
 
 Carlow 94 
 
 Carlnke 94 
 
 .Carp 96 
 
 Carronbrook , 06 
 
 Oartwrlght 96 
 
 Oasbel 96 
 
 Caabmero 96 
 
 rAox 
 
 Casselman 96 
 
 Castleton 96 
 
 Cathoart 96 
 
 Cavagnol 97 
 
 Cavan 97 
 
 CavanTiile Vil. (see Cavan) ... 97 
 
 Cayuga 97 
 
 Cedar Hill 99 
 
 Cedars 99 
 
 Cedartille 99 
 
 Centre Augusta 99 
 
 Centreton 100 
 
 CentreTille 100 
 
 Chambly Basin 100 
 
 Cbambly Canton 101 
 
 Cbamplnin 101 
 
 Cbaring Cross 102 
 
 Charlesbourg 102 
 
 Charleston 102 
 
 Charleston (see Carleton) .... 93 
 
 Cbateauguay 103 
 
 Cbateauguay Basin 103 
 
 Chatham, C. W 103 
 
 Chatham. C. E 108 
 
 Chatsworth 109 
 
 Cheapside 109 
 
 Cheltenham .. 109 
 
 Cherry Creek 109 
 
 Chester 110 
 
 Chesterfield 110 
 
 Cbippawa 110 
 
 Churobill Ill 
 
 ChurohTille Ill 
 
 Clachan Ill 
 
 Claremont 1 It 
 
 Clarence 112 
 
 ClarenceTille 112 
 
 Clarendon Centre 112 
 
 Clareview 113 
 
 Clarke 118 
 
 Clarksberg 113 
 
 ClarksTille (see Tecumsetb).. 7)i7 
 
 Claude 114 
 
 Clayton 114 
 
 ClearTille 114 
 
 Clifford 114 
 
 Clifton 115 
 
 Clifton House Village 115 
 
 Clinton 115 
 
 Clontarf 117 
 
 Clover Hill 117 
 
 Cloyne 117 
 
 Ciunas 117 
 
 Clyde 118 
 
 Conlioook 118 
 
 Cobden 119 
 
 Cobooonk 119 
 
 Cobourg 119 
 
 Colborne 122 
 
 Colborne MillB(sceBenmiller) 49 
 
 Colchester 123 
 
 Coldsprings 123 
 
 Coldwaler (see Medonte, p. 
 
 868. St. Craigburst, p. 140) 124 
 
 Colebrook 124 
 
 Coleraine 124 
 
 Colinville 124 
 
 Collfleld 124 
 
 Collingwood 126 
 
 Collin's Bay 129 
 
 Columbia (sea Coventry, p. 
 
 189) 180 
 
 Colnmbufl 180 
 
 Comber 180 
 
 CoDM 180 
 
 Compton 131 
 
 Concord... .» 181 
 
 Conestogo 181 
 
 Consecon 182 
 
 Constance 132 
 
 Coutrecoeur 182 
 
 Conway 18& 
 
 Cookxbire 188 
 
 Cookstown 188 
 
 Cooksville 134 
 
 Copetown 184 
 
 Cornwall 184 
 
 Cnrunna 137 
 
 Cdieau du Lac 187 
 
 Coteau Landing 188 
 
 C6teau Station 138 
 
 C(*)t6 8t. Paul 139 
 
 Courtland (see Rolph) 647 
 
 Coventry 139 
 
 Cownnsville 139 
 
 Cruighurst (see Coldwater, 
 124, and Medonte, 358).... 140 
 
 Craigleith 140 
 
 Crnnbourne 140 
 
 Cranbrook (see Grey) 207 
 
 Credit 140 
 
 Crediton 141 
 
 Creek Bank 141 
 
 Creemore 141 
 
 Cressy ,. 141 
 
 Crinan 141. 
 
 Cromarty 142 
 
 Crossbill , 142 
 
 Cross Point 142 
 
 Croton 142 
 
 Croydon 142 
 
 Crysler 148 
 
 Culloden 143 
 
 Cumberland (see Osborne) ... 618 
 
 Cumminsv." 148 
 
 Daillebout 148 
 
 Diilesville 144 
 
 DHlhousie Mills 144 
 
 Dalsion 144 
 
 Danville 144 
 
 Uiirtford 146 
 
 Davenport 145 
 
 Dawn Mills 145 
 
 Dealtowii 145 
 
 Deallown (see Tilbury) 781 
 
 DeCewsville 140 
 
 Deerburst 912 
 
 Dechambault 14ft 
 
 Del iware 146 
 
 D.ilhl 147 
 
 Delta 147 
 
 Demorestville 148 
 
 Denison'B Mills 148 
 
 DeniMton 148 
 
 Dereham 918 
 
 Dei by (see Harley) 244 
 
 Derry West 148 
 
 Deviiea 149 
 
 Devon 149 
 
 Dewittville 149 
 
 Deiter 149 
 
 Diamond 149 
 
 Dickinson's Landing 160 
 
 Dingia 160 
 
 Done 
 Dooi 
 Dora 
 Dorc 
 Dare 
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 Duuf 
 Dou 
 Dove 
 Dray 
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 FAOT 
 130 
 
 130 
 180 
 131 
 131 
 181 
 182 
 
 lar 
 
 132 
 138 
 188 
 188 
 184 
 184 
 134 
 137 
 187 
 188 
 138 
 139 
 647 
 139 
 139 
 
 140 
 140 
 
 140 
 
 207 
 
 140 
 
 141 
 
 141 
 
 141 
 
 ... .. 141 
 
 141 
 
 142 
 
 142 
 
 142 
 
 142 
 
 142 
 
 143 
 
 143 
 
 e)... 618 
 
 148 
 
 148 
 
 144 
 
 144 
 
 144 
 144 
 145 
 146 
 145 
 145 
 781 
 146 
 912 
 146 
 146 
 147 
 147 
 148 
 148 
 148 
 913 
 244 
 148 
 149 
 149 
 149 
 149 
 149 
 150 
 160 
 
 kCAL. 
 
 tkam 
 
 Donegal 161 
 
 Doon 161 
 
 Dor«n 161 
 
 Dorchester 151 
 
 Dorchester Station (Ed wards- 
 
 buig^ 162 
 
 Dunglas , 152 
 
 Doaglastown 152 
 
 Doter South 162 
 
 Drayton 152 
 
 DrestleD 163 
 
 Drambo 163 
 
 DrummoDdTille, C. B 155 
 
 DrummondTille, C.W 156 
 
 Duart 156 
 
 Dadsweli 156 
 
 Duffiu's Creek (see Pickering) 556 
 
 Dunauy 166 
 
 Dunbarton 166 
 
 DuDcanfille (see Russell) ... 652 
 
 Duncrief 167 
 
 Dundnlk 167 
 
 Duudiks 157 
 
 Dundee 161 
 
 Dungaanou 161 
 
 Dunham 163 
 
 i)unoon (see Greenock) 206 
 
 Dunnville 163 
 
 Durham (see Bentinck) 50 
 
 Durham (see Ormstown) ... 617 
 
 Eardley 164 
 
 East Bolton 161 
 
 East Clifton 165 
 
 East Farnbam 165 
 
 East Qleneig „ 165 
 
 East Hawkesburf 165 
 
 East Hereford 166 
 
 East Dunham 166 
 
 Enston's Corners 166 
 
 EastOro 166 
 
 East Templeton 167 
 
 K;ist Williamsburg 167 
 
 Eaton 107 
 
 Eden Mills 167 
 
 Edgoombe 168 
 
 Edge worth (see Tilbury East) 781 
 
 Edwardsburg 168 
 
 Eganville 913 
 
 Eglington 168 
 
 EgmoDdville 169 
 
 EgremoDt , 160 
 
 Eldon Post Office 169 
 
 Elgin 170 
 
 Elginburg 170 
 
 EliiabotkTille 170 
 
 ElmQroTe 170 
 
 Elmira (see West Woolwich) 884 
 
 Elmvttle.... 170 
 
 Elora 170 
 
 Embro 171 
 
 Ennis 172 
 
 EnnUkillen 178 
 
 Ennismoro > 173 
 
 Ennotsville (see Barnetl) 28 
 
 Enterprise 178 
 
 Epsom 178 
 
 Erin 174 
 
 Brrol 174 
 
 Bsoott 174 
 
 Btoblcoke 174 
 
 Eugenia 176 
 
 Evarton 176 
 
 PASS 
 
 Exeter 175 
 
 Falkirk 176 
 
 Falkland 176 
 
 FarraersTille 17G 
 
 Fxrniington 177 
 
 Farnbam Centre 177 
 
 Fnrquhar 177 
 
 Farran's Point 177 
 
 Fenaghrale 914 
 
 Fenella (see Alderville) 7 
 
 Fenella 178 
 
 Fenelon Falls 178 
 
 Fenwick 178 
 
 Fergus 179 
 
 Ferguson's Falls 179 
 
 Fermoy 180 
 
 FeTerabam 180 
 
 Fingal 180 
 
 Fitch Bay 181 
 
 Fitrroy Harbor 181 
 
 Fleetwood (see Franklin) .. 186 
 Flesherton (see Arteracsia)... 17 
 
 Flinton 181 
 
 Florence 182 
 
 Fonthill 182 
 
 Forest 183 
 
 Forester's Falls 183 
 
 Forcstville 183 
 
 Fnrfar 183 
 
 Formosa 184 
 
 FortCoulonge 184 
 
 Fort Erie 184 
 
 Fox River 185 
 
 Frnmpton 185 
 
 Francistown (see Ilay) 260 
 
 Frankford 186 
 
 Franklin 186 
 
 Franktown 186 
 
 Franktille 186 
 
 Fredericksburg (see Delhi)... 147 
 
 Freelton 187 
 
 Freiburg 187 
 
 Frelighsburg 187 
 
 French Vil. (see Trenholm).. 852 
 
 Frost Village 189 
 
 Fry's Cor. (xee South Cayuga) 678 
 
 Fullarton 189 
 
 Gad's Hill 914 
 
 Oalt 189 
 
 Oilway 191 
 
 Gananoc^ue 191 
 
 Garafraxa 103 
 
 Gasp^ Basin , 193 
 
 Georgetown 103, 914 
 
 Heorgeville 106 
 
 Georgina 196 
 
 Gilford 915 
 
 Olammli 196 
 
 Glanford 106 
 
 Glanmire 100 
 
 Glanworth 197 
 
 Glastonbury 107 
 
 GlenalUa 107 
 
 Glenooe 1 97 
 
 Qlenloyd 198 
 
 Glenlyon 198 
 
 Glen Morrli 198 
 
 GlenWillltma 199 
 
 Ooble'i Cornera 199 
 
 Goderioh 199 
 
 Golden Creek 201 
 
 Goodwood 202 
 
 FAOa 
 
 Gormley 202 
 
 Gosfield 202 
 
 Oorrie 202 
 
 Qourock 208 
 
 Gower Point 208 
 
 Grafton 208 
 
 GrahamsTille 208 
 
 Granby 204 
 
 Grande Baie 205 
 
 Grand Birer 206 
 
 GraTcnhurst 206 
 
 Qreenbush 206 
 
 Greenock 206 
 
 GreensTille 206 
 
 Greenwood 206 
 
 Grennlle 207 
 
 Qresham 207 
 
 Grey 207 
 
 UriersTille 208 
 
 Griffith 208 
 
 Grimsby 208 
 
 Guelph 208 
 
 Guysboro' 212 
 
 HagersTille 213 
 
 Halifax 218 
 
 Halloway 218 
 
 Ham 218 
 
 Hamilton 218 
 
 Hampton 243 
 
 Hannon (see Hannon'a Cor.) 248 
 
 HanoTer 248 
 
 Hargrare 244 
 
 Harley 244 
 
 Harpurhay 244 
 
 HarrietBTille 246 
 
 Harrington, C. E 245 
 
 Harrington, C. W 246 
 
 Harriaburg 246 
 
 Harriaton 246 
 
 Harrow 246 
 
 Harrowamith 246 
 
 Hartford 247 
 
 Hartford Vil. (see Bandon).. 28 
 
 Harrey Hill Mines 247 
 
 Harwich 247 
 
 Harwood 247 
 
 Hastings 247 
 
 Hastings Village (see Maduo) 344 
 
 Hatley 248 
 
 Hattville (see Plantagenet).. 659 
 
 Harelock 248 
 
 Hawkesbury 249 
 
 Hawkstone 249 
 
 HawksTille 249 
 
 Hay 250 
 
 Haygfille 250 
 
 Hasledean 261 
 
 HeadTille 251 
 
 Heathoote 251 
 
 Heokston 261 
 
 Heidelberg 252 
 
 Hemmingford 252 
 
 Henry 252 
 
 HenryTille 268 
 
 Herdman'a Comers 258 
 
 Hereford 258 
 
 Heapeler 264 
 
 Hiawatha 264 
 
 Hillier 264 
 
 Hillsbnrgb 266 
 
 HllUllla (aea Alfred) 909 
 
 UiltoB 266 
 
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 I I 
 
 HolUnd Landing 256 
 
 Hollea 266 
 
 Holt 266 
 
 Hopefleld 256 
 
 Hopetown 066 
 
 Hornby 257 
 
 Horniag'8 Mills 267 
 
 Houghton 267 
 
 Howiok 268 
 
 Honieli (MO Gorria) 202 
 
 Habb«ll'8 Falls 268 
 
 Hull 268 
 
 Hamber 269 
 
 Humbarstone 260 
 
 Huntarstown 269 
 
 Hantingdon 269 
 
 Huntingdon (saa iTanboa)... 276 
 
 Hantingvilla 261 
 
 Huntley 261 
 
 Huston 261 
 
 Hyda Park 262 
 
 Indiana 262 
 
 Industry 262 
 
 Ingenoll 264 
 
 Inkarman 269 
 
 Innerkip 269 
 
 Innitfll 269 
 
 InTarary 270 
 
 InTarhuron 270 
 
 Invermay 270 
 
 InTarnass 271 
 
 lona 271 
 
 Ireland (saa MoOilliTray) ... 867 
 
 Iron Hill 272 
 
 Irish Creek 272 
 
 Iroquois 272 
 
 Islay 278 
 
 Isle aux Noiz 278 
 
 Isle Varta ^ 278 
 
 Islington 274 
 
 Iranhoa „ 276 
 
 Janat«illa 276 
 
 Jarratt's Corners 276 
 
 Jsr»i 276 
 
 Johnston 276 
 
 JobiiTille 276 
 
 Jonasvilla (sea Sabravois) ... 662 
 
 Jordan 276 
 
 Kaladar 276 
 
 Kamouraaka 276 
 
 Kare 277 
 
 KatasWlla 277 
 
 KaenansTilta 278 
 
 Keene 278 
 
 Keltin 279 
 
 KemptTilla 279 
 
 Kendall 280 
 
 Kanmore 280 
 
 Kerwood 280 
 
 Keswiok 280 
 
 Kettleby 281 
 
 Kilbride 281 
 
 KildHte 281 
 
 Kilmanagh 281 
 
 Kilmarnock 282 
 
 Kilmsrtin 282 
 
 Kilsyth 282 
 
 HinbHra 282 
 
 KiaMrdlna 282 
 
 King 288 
 
 KIngaay Falla (saa Tranbolis) 863 
 KlagatOD 286 
 
 rioi 
 
 Kingston Mills 299 
 
 Kingsvilla 800 
 
 Kinkora 800 
 
 Kinloss 800 
 
 Kinmonnt 800 
 
 Kinsala 801 
 
 KIntore 801 
 
 Kippen 801 
 
 Kirkton 801 
 
 Kirkwall 801 
 
 Kiaioburg 302 
 
 Knowlton 802 
 
 Komoka 802 
 
 La Bale 809 
 
 La Beanoe 808 
 
 Lnchioe «.•>•• 804 
 
 LaChnta 806 
 
 Lac Noir 806 
 
 Lsoolle 806 
 
 Lafontaina 806 
 
 Laggan 806 
 
 La Quarra 806 
 
 Lake Reauport 807 
 
 Ukefield 807 
 
 Lskefteld (see North Douro). 602 
 
 Lakeside 807 
 
 Lambeth 807 
 
 Lambton ... 807 
 
 L'Amorottx 808 
 
 Lanark 808 
 
 L'AngaGardien(BeeCaDrob't) 91 
 
 Langside 809 
 
 Langton 809 
 
 Lanoraia 809 
 
 Lansdown 810 
 
 L' Acadia 810 
 
 L'Anse 4 Giles 810 
 
 La Petite Riviire 810 
 
 La Pigaonni^ra 811 
 
 La Presentation 811 
 
 LARochalla(seaSt. Oragoire) 731 
 
 Lnskay 811 
 
 L'Assomption 811 
 
 Laterridra 812 
 
 Lnurel 812 
 
 Laval 812 
 
 Lavender ' 818 
 
 LawrenoeTilla 813 
 
 Leamington 818 
 
 Leaskdale 818 
 
 Leeds 814 
 
 Lafroy 814 
 
 Leinster 814 
 
 Leilh 814 
 
 Lamonvilla 816 
 
 Lennoxvilla 816 
 
 Leonard's Hill 816 
 
 L'Epiphanie 816 
 
 Lea Ebonlamani 816 
 
 Las Eoureuils 817 
 
 Las Esooumains ^ 817 
 
 Laskard.. 817 
 
 Leslie 817 
 
 Les Patitai Bergeronnas 818 
 
 Llfford 818 
 
 Lima Housa 818 
 
 Lindsay 818 
 
 Linton 822 
 
 Linwood M 822 
 
 Lisadel 822 
 
 Lisbam 822 
 
 L'Islat 828 
 
 PAoa 
 
 LitcMeld 828 
 
 Little Britain 824 
 
 Little Rideau 824 
 
 Lloydtown 824 
 
 Lobo 824 
 
 Loch Garry 826 
 
 Lonhiel 916 
 
 Loekton 826 
 
 London 826 
 
 LondesboroHgh 887 
 
 Long Island Locks 887 
 
 Ldigne Points 889 
 
 Longwood 888 
 
 Lonsdale 888 
 
 L'Orignal 888 
 
 Lorraine 889 
 
 Loughboio' 889 
 
 Low 840 
 
 Lower Ireland 840 
 
 Lowville 840 
 
 Lucan 841 
 
 Laoknow 841 
 
 Lunenburg 916 
 
 Lnrgan 841 
 
 Luther 842 
 
 Luton 842 
 
 Ljn 842 
 
 Lynden 842 
 
 Lyndhurat 848 
 
 Lynedock 848 
 
 Lyons 848 
 
 Lyster 844 
 
 Maoton 344 
 
 Macvilla 844 
 
 Msdoo 844 
 
 Magdalen Islands 846 
 
 Magog 846 
 
 Maidstone 916 
 
 Maitland 847 
 
 Major (sea Whitavale) 888 
 
 Mallorytown 847 
 
 Malta 848 
 
 Malton ....848 916 
 
 MaWem 848 
 
 Manchester 848 
 
 Mandsumin 848 
 
 Manilla 849 
 
 ManningTilla 849 
 
 Mansfleld 849 
 
 Mansonville (see 8. Potton).. 680 
 
 Maple 860 
 
 Maple GroTa 860 
 
 Maple Leaf 860 
 
 Manleton 861 
 
 Marblaton 861 
 
 March 861 
 
 Marchmount 861 
 
 Varia 862 
 
 Markham 862 
 
 Msribank 868 
 
 Marlow 868 
 
 Marmion 868 
 
 Marnoch 868 
 
 Martintown 868 
 
 MarysTilla 864 
 
 Masoouoha 864 
 
 Maskinong4 866 
 
 Massawippi 866 
 
 Matana 868 
 
 Mawcook 866 
 
 Maxwell 868 
 
 Mayna 866 
 
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 824 
 
 824 
 
 824 
 
 824 
 
 826 
 
 916 
 
 826 
 
 826 
 
 887 
 
 887 
 
 888 
 
 888 
 
 888 
 
 888 
 
 889 
 
 889 
 
 840 
 
 840 
 
 840 
 
 841 
 
 841 
 
 918 
 
 841 
 
 842 
 
 842 
 
 842 
 
 842 
 
 848 
 
 848 
 
 848 
 
 844 
 
 844 
 
 844 
 
 844 
 
 846 
 
 846 
 
 918 
 
 847 
 
 ) 888 
 
 847 
 
 848 
 
 -...848 916 
 
 848 
 
 848 
 
 848 
 
 849 
 
 849 
 
 849 
 
 otton).. 680 
 
 860 
 
 860 
 
 860 
 
 861 
 
 861 
 
 861 
 
 861 
 
 862 
 
 862 
 
 868 
 
 868 
 
 868 
 
 868 
 
 868 
 
 864 
 
 864 
 
 .... 866 
 
 866 
 
 866 
 
 .... 866 
 
 86« 
 
 866 
 
 TO. 
 
 McDonald's Corners U6U 
 
 McQilli»rny 367 
 
 MMdowTille 867 
 
 M««for<l (St. Vincent P. 0.) 857 
 
 Medina 868 
 
 Medonte 858 
 
 Melanothon 36h 
 
 Uelbourne 358 
 
 Melbourne Ridge 859 
 
 Melrone 861 
 
 MelTille 361 
 
 Menie 361 
 
 Merrickville 861 
 
 MetcalTe (see Oagoodo) 519 
 
 M6ti» 917 
 
 Meyertburg 917 
 
 MiddleTille 863 
 
 Milford 868 
 
 Millhank 363 
 
 Millbrook 364 
 
 Millelsle 917 
 
 Mille Kocliea »64 
 
 Mille VacbeH 365 
 
 MiHQro»e 865 
 
 MilDiaten 865 
 
 Milliken 366 
 
 MUueBvillo 866 
 
 Milton, C.E 866 
 
 Milton, C. W 866 
 
 Mimico 867 
 
 Mitchell 867 
 
 Mohawk 869 
 
 Molesw.rth 369 
 
 Mongenaia 869 
 
 Monkton 869 
 
 Mono Mills 870 
 
 Montugue 370 
 
 Monte Bello 370 
 
 Mootmagoy 370 
 
 Montreal 871 
 
 Mont St. Hilaire 474 
 
 Moore 474 
 
 Morewood 475 
 
 Morningdale Mills 475 
 
 Morpeth 475 
 
 MorriHbaiik 476 
 
 Morrisburg 476 
 
 M'orrisdale 477 
 
 Morristoii 477 
 
 Morton 477 
 
 Moscow 478 
 
 Moulinette 478 
 
 Mount Albert (see Newland). 493 
 
 Mount Albion 478 
 
 Mount Urydges 478 
 
 Mount Charles 479 
 
 Mount KIgin 479 
 
 Mount Forest 479 
 
 Mount Healy 480 
 
 Mount Hope (see Qlaaford}.. 196 
 
 Mount Hurst 480 
 
 Mount Oscar 480 
 
 Mount Pleasant 481 
 
 Mount St. Louis 481 
 
 Mount Webster 918 
 
 Mountsberg ., 481 
 
 Mulgrave 481 
 
 Muddy Branch 482 
 
 Mulmur 482 
 
 Muneey 482 
 
 Murray 482 
 
 MoTTtle 432 
 
 GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 — — ' ' 
 
 PAQI 
 
 Muskoka Falls 483 
 
 Myrtle 483 
 
 Nairn 483 
 
 Nanticoke 486 
 
 Napanee 485 
 
 Napier 487 
 
 Nanhwood 487 
 
 Niisoagaweya 487 
 
 Nelsnn 487 
 
 Netberby 488 
 
 Neu»t.idt 488 
 
 New Aberdeen 488 
 
 Newark 488 
 
 New Bliss 488 
 
 Newboro' 489 
 
 Newboyne 489 
 
 Newburgh 489 
 
 Newbury 490 
 
 New Carlisle 918 
 
 Newcastle 491 
 
 New Dundee 491 
 
 New Durham 492 
 
 New Germany (see Freiburg) 187 
 
 New Glasgow 492 
 
 New (iatiiburg 492 
 
 Newington 493 
 
 Newland 493 
 
 New Lowell 4U5 
 
 Newmarket 495 
 
 Newport 497 
 
 Newry 498 
 
 Newlon (.4e« Clarke) 118 
 
 Newtown Robinson 498 
 
 Niagara 498 
 
 Nioolet 499 
 
 Nile 918 
 
 Nilestown , 499 
 
 Nissouri ... 600 
 
 Nitbburg 500 
 
 Nobleton 600 
 
 Norham ^ 600 
 
 Normandale 601 
 
 Normanton 601 
 
 North Augusta 601 
 
 North Bristol 602 
 
 North Douro 602 
 
 North Eldou .„. 602 
 
 North Ely .<fr. 602 
 
 North Georgetown 603 
 
 North Glanfird 508 
 
 North Gower 603 
 
 North Lancaster 604 
 
 North Mountain 504 
 
 North Port 504 
 
 North Stanbridge 604 
 
 North Stukeley 606 
 
 North Wakefield 506 
 
 North Wal.singham 606 
 
 North Williamsburg 606 
 
 Norral 608 
 
 Norwich 606 
 
 Norwood 607 
 
 Notfleld 607 
 
 Nottawa 608 
 
 Nutt's Corners 608 
 
 Oakland 608 
 
 Oak Ridges 608 
 
 Oak«ille 600 
 
 OakwdtN 611 
 
 Odessa 611 
 
 Oil Bpriugs 612 
 
 Ollnda 618 
 
 xm 
 
 rtos 
 
 Omagh 618 
 
 Oneida 518 
 
 Onondaga 518 
 
 Ontario 614 
 
 Orangeville 614 
 
 Orillia : 616 
 
 Ormstown 617 
 
 Orono 617 
 
 Orwell 618 
 
 Osborne 518 
 
 Otgoode 619 
 
 Osbawa 619 
 
 Osnabruok Centre 621 
 
 OiUwa 521 
 
 Oungah 537 
 
 Owen Sound 537 
 
 Owl's Head 541 
 
 Oxford (see Colchester) 123 
 
 Oxford Mills 641 
 
 Paisley 541 
 
 Pakenham 542 
 
 Palermo 542 
 
 Panmure 543 
 
 Papineauville 548' 
 
 Parham 543 
 
 Paris 643 
 
 Pasbebiao 540. 
 
 Pefferlaw 646 
 
 Pelham Union (see Fonthill) 182: 
 
 Pendleton 647. 
 
 Penetangore (see Kincardine) 28i^ 
 
 Penelanguisheuo 5i47 
 
 Peninsula Gasp6 » 547 
 
 Penfille 648 
 
 Percd 548 
 
 Pcrrytown 548 
 
 Perth 548 
 
 Petawawn 561 
 
 Peterboro' 561 
 
 Petersburg 656 
 
 PeterHhurg(8eeUumber8tone) 250 
 
 Petrolea v. 666 
 
 PeTsril 666 
 
 Pbilipsburg, C E 918 
 
 Philipsbiirg, C. W 566 
 
 Philips»ill* 666 
 
 Pickering 666 
 
 Pioton 656 
 
 Pierreville..... 668 
 
 Pigeon Hill 658 
 
 Pike Biter 668 
 
 Pine River 568 
 
 Pinkerton 669 
 
 Piantagcnet 660 
 
 PlattSTille 659 
 
 Playfoir 660 
 
 Pleasant Hill 660 
 
 Pleasant Valley (see Hilller) 254 
 Plessisville (see Somerset)... 676 
 
 Point Abino 680 
 
 Point auCbdno 661 
 
 Points aux Anglais 661 
 
 Polnte aux Trembles en 
 
 Hnut 601 
 
 Points Cliire 661 
 
 Polnte du Lao 662 
 
 Point Fortune 662 
 
 Point Levi 662 
 
 Point Levi East 668 
 
 Point St. Charles 664 
 
 Point St. Peter 664 
 
 Ponsonbjr 664 
 
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 Pont de MaokinoDgd 919 
 
 Poole 664 
 
 Portage du Fort 665 
 
 Port Albert 565 
 
 Port au Persil 566 
 
 Port Bruce 666 
 
 Port Bruce (see Malta) 848 
 
 PortBurwell 666 
 
 Port Colhorno 667 
 
 Port Credit 667 
 
 Port Dalhousie 667 
 
 Port Dover 669 
 
 Port Elgin (see Normanton). 601 
 
 Port Eliusley 570 
 
 Port Franks (see Golden 
 
 Creek) 201 
 
 Port Qriinby 570 
 
 Port Hope 670 
 
 Portland 676 
 
 Port Lewis 676 
 
 Port Maitland 676 
 
 Port Nelson 676 
 
 Portneuf 677 
 
 Po't Perry 577 
 
 Port Robinson 678 
 
 Port Royal 578 
 
 Port Kyerse 678 
 
 Portsmouth 578 
 
 Port Stanley 679 
 
 Prescott 679 
 
 Preston 685 
 
 Priceville 686 
 
 Princeton 686 
 
 Princeviile (see Stanfold) ... 683 
 
 Proion 587 
 
 Puslinoh 687 
 
 Putnomville (see Dorchester) 151 
 
 Quebec 687 
 
 Queeusborough 632 
 
 Queenston 682 
 
 Qucensville ; 633 
 
 Raf^lan 633 
 
 Kainbam Centre 633 
 
 Ratho 634 
 
 Ravenswood 634 
 
 Reading 684 
 
 Rednersville 634 
 
 Renfrew 034 
 
 Ricofille 636 
 
 ■ Richmond, C. K 686 
 
 Richmond, C.W 637 
 
 Richoiond (bee Bayhara) 85 
 
 Richmond Hill 687 
 
 Richview 639 
 
 Riohwood 639 
 
 Ridgelown 640 
 
 Ridgeway (see Point Abino). 660 
 
 Rigaud 640 
 
 Rimouaki 641 
 
 Rlngwood 642 
 
 Rivfir Ueaudette 642 
 
 River David 642 
 
 River Desert 648 
 
 Riveradale 043 
 
 Rividre du Loup en Das 643 
 
 RiviiVe du Loup en Haut ... G44 
 
 "^.iviih-e Quelle 646 
 
 Roberval 046 
 
 Roblin 646 
 
 Rochester 646 
 
 Rockdale (see Llinebouse) ... 818 
 Ruokford 646 
 
 rAOE 
 
 Rock Island (see Stanstead). 684 
 
 Rockton 646 
 
 Rockwood 647 
 
 Rokeby 647 
 
 Rolph 647 
 
 Romney „ 649 
 
 Rondeau 649 
 
 Bosemont 649 
 
 Roseneath (see Alderville) ... 7 
 
 Rosctta 660 
 
 RoBCville (see Montague) .... 870 
 
 Roslin 650 
 
 Rougemoot 660 
 
 Round Plains 650 
 
 Rowan Mills 661 
 
 Roxton Falls 661 
 
 Rugby 661 
 
 Runnymede 652 
 
 Russeil 652 
 
 Russelltown 652 
 
 Sabrevois 652 
 
 Saintfield 652 
 
 Salem 063 
 
 Salford 653 
 
 Sandford 663 
 
 SHudhill 653 
 
 Sundpoiot 653 
 
 Sandwich 655 
 
 Sandy Beach 655 
 
 Sarnia 657 
 
 Saugeen 660 
 
 Sault au Recollet 660 
 
 Sawyerville 661 
 
 Scotland 661 
 
 Sougog 661 
 
 Sebriogville 661 
 
 Seelcy's Bay 662 
 
 Selby 662 
 
 Selkirk 662 
 
 Selwyn 662 
 
 Settrington 668 
 
 Severn Bridge 668 
 
 Sbakspeare 663 
 
 Shannonvitle 663 
 
 Sharon 664 
 
 Sbawenegan 664 
 
 Sheffield 666 
 
 Sherbrooke.. 065 
 
 Sheridan 067 
 
 Sherkston 667 
 
 Sherrington 667 
 
 Shipley 608 
 
 Shrewsbury 668 
 
 Silver Hill 668 
 
 Silvershoe 668 
 
 Simcoe 608 
 
 Sinolftirville 671 
 
 Singbampten 671 
 
 Sligo 678 
 
 Smiihfield 678 
 
 Smith's Falls 673 
 
 Smith's Hilf ^see Oarlow).... 94 
 
 Smithvllle 074 
 
 Soow Village (see Thurlow).. 780 
 
 Bombra 674 
 
 Somerset 676 
 
 Sonya 675 
 
 Sorel 675 
 
 Soroba (see St. I'phrem) 726 
 
 Southampton (s'^e Saugeon) 059 
 
 South Bolton ... 678 
 
 South Cayng» 678 
 
 PIOI 
 
 South Douro 678 
 
 South Dummer 678 
 
 South Durham 678 
 
 South Blmsley 678 
 
 South Ely 679 
 
 South Hinchinbrook 679 
 
 South March 679 
 
 South Monaghan 679 
 
 South Potton 680 
 
 South VerulaiQ (see W'illocks) 890 
 
 Sparta 680 
 
 Spencerville 681 
 
 Spring Arbour 681 
 
 Springfield (see Credit) 140 
 
 Springford 681 
 
 Springtown (see Bagot) 25 
 
 Springville 681 
 
 Stafford 682 
 
 Stamford 682 
 
 Stanbridge East 682 
 
 Standon 688 
 
 Stanfold 688 
 
 Stanhope 688 
 
 Stanley's Mills 684 
 
 Stanstead 684 
 
 Stavner 686 
 
 Stella 685 
 
 Stevensville 686 
 
 Stirling 686 
 
 Stoco 687 
 
 Stoneham 687 
 
 Stony Creek 087 
 
 Stornoway 687 
 
 Stouffville 688 
 
 Strabane 688 
 
 Straffordville 689 
 
 Stratford 689 
 
 Strathburu 692 
 
 Strathroy 698 
 
 Streetsville 696 
 
 Stromness 696 
 
 Stukeley 696 
 
 Sullivan 696 
 
 Suramerstown 696 
 
 Summerville 696 
 
 Sunnidale .'. 697 
 
 Sutton 697 
 
 Swainby 697 
 
 Sweaburg 698 
 
 Sweetsbiirg 698 
 
 Switzerville 698 
 
 Sylvan 698 
 
 St. Agatha 699 
 
 Ste. Agathe 999 
 
 St. Aimc 609 
 
 St. Alban 700 
 
 St. Alexandre 700 
 
 St. Alexandre, Kamouraska.. 700 
 
 St. Alexia 701 
 
 St. Andre, Avelin 701 
 
 St. Andre w8(aeeThistletown) 771 
 
 St. Andrews, C. B 702 
 
 8t. Andrews, C. W 702 
 
 Ste. Angelique 703 
 
 St. Anioet 703 
 
 Ste. Anne (Bout de Lisle) 703 
 
 Ste. Anna de la Parade 708 
 
 Ste. Anne dei Monis 704 
 
 Ste. Annedes Plaiues 704 
 
 St. Anns 706 
 
 St. Antoine 705 
 
 St. Antoine, RIt. Riohelieu.. 706 
 
 COPYINQ INKS OF ALL THG BEST MAKERS, FOB SALE BY W. C. CUBWETT k CO., TORONTO. 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 678 
 , 678 
 . 678 
 . 678 
 . 679 
 . 679 
 , 679 
 . 679 
 . 680 
 ) 890 
 ,. 680 
 . 681 
 . 681 
 .. 140 
 ,. 681 
 ,. 26 
 ,. 681 
 .. 682 
 ,. 682 
 .. 682 
 .. 688 
 ,. 688 
 ., 683 
 .. 684 
 .. 684 
 ,. 686 
 .. 686 
 .. 685 
 .. 686 
 .. 687 
 .. 687 
 .. 687 
 .. 687 
 .. 688 
 .. 688 
 ... 689 
 ,.. 689 
 ... 692 
 .. 698 
 .. 696 
 ... 696 
 ... 696 
 ... 696 
 .. 696 
 ... 696 
 ... 697 
 ... 697 
 ... 697 
 ... 698 
 ... 608 
 ... 698 
 ... 698 
 .. 699 
 ... 999 
 ... 699 
 .. 700 
 ... 700 
 a.. 700 
 ... 701 
 ... 701 
 n) 771 
 ... 702 
 ... 702 
 ... 708 
 ... 708 
 703 
 708 
 704 
 704 
 705 
 706 
 u.. 705 
 
 lONTO. 
 
 Armand Centre 
 
 Athanase 
 
 Aabert „ 
 
 Angastin 
 
 BarnaM 
 
 Barth6lemi 
 
 Baiile 
 
 Bernard 
 
 Brigide 
 
 Bruno 
 
 Cseimir 
 
 Catharines 
 
 Catherine 
 
 Celestin 
 
 Cbarlee, RiTi^re Boyer... 
 
 Charles, Richelieu 
 
 Christophe 
 
 Clet 
 
 Columbia 
 
 , Crnix 
 
 Cuthbert 
 
 Cjrrille 
 
 Damaeo 
 
 Denis, Richelieu 
 
 Didace 
 
 Dominique 
 
 Dominique des Cadres ... 
 
 Elisitbetb 
 
 Epbrem 
 
 Etienne 
 
 Eugene 
 
 EuHtHohe 
 
 Fabien 
 
 Fanille d'Orleans 
 
 F^lix de Valoiii 
 
 Franci* 
 
 Francis (see Trudell) ... 
 
 Francois 
 
 Fraoyois du Lao (see St. 
 
 ?rancix) 
 
 Gabriel de Brandon 
 
 Qenevii^e 
 
 Oeorge (Beauoe) 
 
 Qeorge 
 
 Oeorge de Windsor 
 
 Gertrude 
 
 Giles 
 
 lOregoire 
 
 [OnillMume (d'Upton) 
 
 H^ldoe 4e Bagot 
 
 [Helens 
 
 [Henri d'Levia 
 
 fHermas 
 
 lilaire Station 
 
 lilaire Village 
 
 lubert 
 
 lugues 
 
 Ijiacinthe 
 
 Jacobs 
 
 Ueques 
 
 Jacques le Mineur..., 
 
 lanvier 
 
 lean Baptixte 
 
 lean d'Bxohaillons.... 
 
 lean d'Orleans 
 
 lean Port Joll 
 
 l^rAme 
 
 lohns .t. 
 
 loseph du Lao 
 
 [Julie 
 
 I Juiie de Somerset .. 
 imbert 
 
 met 
 706 
 7f>6 
 706 
 707 
 707 
 707 
 919 
 919 
 708 
 708 
 708 
 709 
 718 
 719 
 719 
 720 
 720 
 721 
 721 
 721 
 722 
 723 
 723 
 723 
 724 
 724 
 724 
 726 
 726 
 726 
 726 
 726 
 727 
 727 
 727 
 728 
 864 
 728 
 
 728 
 729 
 729 
 729 
 780 
 730 
 730 
 730 
 781 
 731 
 732 
 732 
 732 
 733 
 733 
 738 
 738 
 736 
 735 
 737 
 787 
 7J-17 
 788 
 738 
 788 
 739 
 789 
 740 
 740 
 741 
 741 
 742 
 742 
 
 St Lambert, Montreal 748 
 
 St. Laurent 748 
 
 St. Laxaire 743 
 
 St. Liboire 748 
 
 St. Lin 744 
 
 St. Louis de Qonaiague 744 
 
 St Lao 746 
 
 Si«. Luce 746 
 
 St Marcel 746 
 
 Ste. Marthe 746 
 
 Ste. Martine 747 
 
 St Martin, Isle of Jesna 747 
 
 St Mary's 748 
 
 St Mathias 749 
 
 St Maurice ... 749 
 
 St. Michael, Archange (see 
 
 La Pigeonni^re) 811 
 
 Ste. Monique 760 
 
 St Nicholas » 920 
 
 St Norbert i60 
 
 St Pacdrae 760 
 
 St. Patrick of Sherrington 
 
 (see Sherrington) 667 
 
 St Patrick's Hill 751 
 
 St Phillippe 761 
 
 St Phillippe Argenteuil (see 
 
 Muddy Branch 482 
 
 St Pie 761 
 
 St Pierre d'Orleans. 762 
 
 St Pierre les Becquets 762 
 
 St PUcide 752 
 
 St Polycarpe 753 
 
 St Raphaels 763 
 
 St Raymond 768 
 
 St R6mi 754 
 
 St Robert 920 
 
 St. Roob de Richelieu 755 
 
 St Rooh I'Acbigan 920 
 
 St Romaine 756 
 
 Ste. Rosalie 765 
 
 Sie. Rose 766 
 
 St Sauveur 756 
 
 St Scholastique 756 
 
 St Severe 757 
 
 St Simon de Rimouskl 757 
 
 St Simon d'Yiimanka 757 
 
 Ste. Sophie d'Haliiaz 758 
 
 Ste. 8upuie de Lncorne 758 
 
 St. Sianislai <ie Batisoan ... 758 
 
 St SyWestre West 759 
 
 Sie. Th^rdse de BlainTille ... 759 
 
 St. Thomas, C. E 761 
 
 St Thomas. C. W 761 
 
 St. Tite 763 
 
 St Urhain «.... 763 
 
 St Ursula 764 
 
 St Valentine 764 
 
 St Viotoire 764 
 
 St. Vincent C. W. (see Mea- 
 
 fonl) 867 
 
 St Vincent de Paul 765 
 
 St. Williams (•«• Walsing- 
 
 bam) 866 
 
 8t ZAphirin 765 
 
 St Zotique 765 
 
 Sannidale Station (see Sil- 
 
 ▼ershne) 668 
 
 Sutton Village (see Gtorgina) 196 
 
 Sydenham (see Loughboro').. 889 
 Sydenham Pleo* (see Tren- 
 
 bolm)..... 852 
 
 Tadoosao 766 
 
 Talbotaville Royal 766 
 
 Tamworth 766 
 
 Tannery West (see Montreal) 371 
 
 Tapleytown 767 
 
 Tara 767 
 
 Tatlock 767 
 
 TaTistock 767 
 
 Tecumseth 767 
 
 Teeswater 7'i8 
 
 Telfcr 768 
 
 Templeton 768 
 
 TeohauU 769 
 
 Terrebonne 769 
 
 Teviotdale 770 
 
 Thamesford 770 
 
 Thamesville 771 
 
 Thistletown 771 
 
 Thoroasburg 771 
 
 Thornbury 771 
 
 Tbomhill 778 
 
 Thoiold 778 
 
 Three Rivers 776 
 
 Thurlow 780 
 
 Thurso 780 
 
 Tilbury East 781 
 
 Tilsonburg (see Dereham) ... 918 
 
 Tiferton 781 
 
 Toledo 781 
 
 Termor 788> 
 
 Toronto 78» 
 
 Totnes 849 
 
 Tottenham 861 
 
 Townsend Centre 851 
 
 Trafalgar 851 
 
 TrecaHtle 852 
 
 Tremblay 852 
 
 Trenbolm 852 
 
 Treuton 868 
 
 Tring , 85ff 
 
 Trout RiTer 854 
 
 Trowbridge 864 
 
 Troy , 86« 
 
 Trudell 864 
 
 Tullamore 866 
 
 Tusoarora 856' 
 
 Tweed 866' 
 
 Tweedside 866 
 
 Tyrone 866 
 
 Udnra 868 
 
 Ulverton 866 
 
 Underwood 867 
 
 Union 867 
 
 Unionville 867 
 
 Utioa 867 
 
 Usbridge 868 
 
 Valcartier 869 
 
 Valleyfl»!J 869 
 
 Vankleek Hill 869 
 
 Varennes 860 
 
 Varna 860 
 
 Verchdres 861 
 
 Vernon 861 
 
 Vernonville 661 
 
 Verona 862 
 
 Veeta 862 
 
 Victoria Square 862 
 
 Vienna 862 
 
 Villa Nova „ 868 
 
 Violet 868 
 
 Virgil 868 
 
 Vittoria „ 864 
 
 Walkerton 864 
 
 1 
 
 (0. CHEWBTT jl Co., TORONTO, SUPPLY CLUB8. READING ROOMS, to., on fkToarable.Terma. 
 B 
 
 i=r] 
 
XTl 
 
 GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 rAoi 
 
 WallaoebDrg 864 
 
 WallMetown 8C5 
 
 MTalgiDghaiii 866 
 
 Wolter'a Falla 865 
 
 Walton 866 
 
 Wanstead 866 
 
 Warden 866 
 
 Wardstille 866 
 
 Warkworth 867 
 
 WarriDgton 868 
 
 WawBW 868 
 
 Warwick, C E 868 
 
 Warwick. C W 868 
 
 WaHhington 860 
 
 Waterdown 860 
 
 Watcrdown Station (see Al- 
 
 derabott) 6 
 
 Waterford 870 
 
 Waterloo, C.tJkC. 871 
 
 Waterloo, C. E. (see Temple- 
 ton) 768 
 
 Waterloo, C.W 871 
 
 Waterloo, Kingston 873 
 
 Waterville 876 
 
 Watson's Corner! 876 
 
 WaTtffley 875 
 
 Welland 876 
 
 Welland Port 875 
 
 Wellesley 876 
 
 Wellington 876 
 
 Wellington (see Kara) 277 
 
 Wellington Square 877 
 
 Wentwortb (see Dunany) ... 166 
 
 VAaa 
 
 WeatArran 878 
 
 Weat Drome 878 
 
 Weatbrook 878 
 
 Went Brougbton 878 
 
 Weatbury 870 
 
 Weat Esaa 870 
 
 Weat Farnbam 870 
 
 Weat Flamboro' 870 
 
 Weat Iluniingdon 880 
 
 Weat Huntler 880 
 
 Weat MoQilli?ra/ 880 
 
 Weatroeath 880 
 
 Weaton 881 
 
 West Oagoode 882 
 
 We»toTer 882 
 
 Weetport 882 
 
 Weat'a Cornera 888 
 
 WeatSbefford 88S 
 
 Weat Winoleater 883 
 
 Weatwood 888 
 
 Weat Woolwicb 884 
 
 Wbeatland 884 
 
 Whithy 886 
 
 WbiteLake 887 
 
 Whitevale 888 
 
 Wbitflold.. 888 
 
 Wiok 888 
 
 Wicklow 888 
 
 Widder Station 880 
 
 Wilkesport 880 
 
 Williamsburg (see Cart- 
 wright) 06 
 
 Williamatown 880 
 
 WiUiseroft ,. 890 
 
 Willooka 890 
 
 Willowdale 890 
 
 Wilmnr.. 891 
 
 Wilton 801 
 
 Winobeiter 801 
 
 Windaor 808 
 
 Windaor Mills 805 
 
 Wiufield 806 
 
 Wingham 806 
 
 Winterbonrne 806 
 
 Wolfe laland 897 
 
 Wolfatown 897 
 
 WoWerton 807 
 
 Woodbridge 808 
 
 Woodbourne 808 
 
 WoodMde 898 
 
 Woodalee 898 
 
 Woodatock 899 
 
 WoodTille 002 
 
 Wooler 002 
 
 Wroxeter 002 
 
 Wjrebridge 90S 
 
 Wyoming 008 
 
 Yamaaka 908 
 
 Yarker 904 
 
 York 004 
 
 York Milla 006 
 
 York Ri»er 005 
 
 YorkTille 006 
 
 Zetland 008 
 
 Zimmerman 008 
 
 Zurich \ OOg 
 
 ^O^D. ^^IN^^S ^ 
 
 ^^ 
 
 .^ 
 
 a 
 
 MANUFACTUACAS OF 
 
 o 
 
 CLOTHING, 
 
 Kinsra street. 
 
 HAMILTON, 
 
 Canada West. 
 
 An 
 
 62 YOISTQE STREET. 
 
 TORONTO. 
 
 WM. E. 8ANF0RD. 
 
 A. HoINNES. 
 
 REEVES' SUPERIOR WATER COLOURS, AT W. C. CHEWETT A CO'S., TORONTO. 
 
890 
 890 
 890 
 891 
 891 
 891 
 898 
 895 
 806 
 806 
 896 
 897 
 897 
 897 
 898 
 898 
 898 
 898 
 800 
 902 
 902 
 , 902 
 008 
 , 908 
 . 908 
 . 904 
 . 904 
 . 006 
 . 906 
 906 
 . 908 
 . 908 
 . 908 
 
 INDEX TO CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 J 
 
 EST. 
 
 fNES. 
 
 kTO. 
 
 
 AoooantantR 969 
 
 Agents, Colleoting 970 
 
 Ageuts, Real Estate and General 071 
 
 Agricultural Implements 973 
 
 Arcliiteots, Civil Enginers and Survejors ...... 976 
 
 Arti6oial Limb Manufiteturers 077 
 
 Auctioneers and Commission Merohants 077 
 
 Bakers and Confectlnners 978 
 
 Baoliers, Stock and Bill Broker*, fto 084 
 
 Banks and their Branches 029 
 
 barristers, Advocates, Attorneja, ko 085 
 
 Beef and Pork Packers 092 
 
 Bellowa Makers 993 
 
 Blacking Munufacturera 993 
 
 Blacksmiths and Waggon Makers 908 
 
 Boiler Milkers 1018 
 
 Bolt, Nut and Washer Manufacturers 1010 
 
 Bookbinders and Illank Book Mannfaotarcra.. 1010 
 
 Booksellers and Stationers 1010 
 
 Boot and Shoe Mhkers and Dealers 1021 
 
 Brewers and Maltsters 1040 
 
 Brokers (Qeneral) and Commission Agents 1060 
 
 Brokers (Second-band) 1060 
 
 Broom Manufacturers 1051 
 
 Bru»h Manufacturers.. .. 1061 
 
 Buckskin Glove and Mit Manufacturers 1051 
 
 Building Siicieties 1062 
 
 Cabinet Makers, Furniture Dealers, &c 1052 
 
 Carpets and Floor Oil Cloths 1060 
 
 Car and Carriage Spring and Iron Rivets 1060 
 
 Carriage and Sleigh Bending Factories 1060 
 
 CarrJHge and Waggon Axle Manufacturers 1060 
 
 Carriage and Waggon Manufacturers 1061 
 
 Caivers, Gilders, Picture Frame Makers, &o... 1069 
 
 Chemists and Druggists 1070 
 
 China, 01«88 and Earthenware 1072 
 
 Cigars and Tobacconists 1078 
 
 ComI and Wood Merchants 1074 
 
 Coffee and Spice Mills. 1074 
 
 Collectors of Customs 921 
 
 Commission and Produce Merchants 1284 
 
 Contractors and Builders 1076 
 
 Cotton Mills (see Woollen and Cotton Mills)... 1260 
 
 Crown Land Agents 922 
 
 Dentists 1076 
 
 Division Court Clerks 926 
 
 * Distillers and Rectifiers 1077 
 
 Dry Goods, Millinery and Clothing 1078 
 
 Dyers and Scourers 1082 
 
 Edge Tool Makers 1088 
 
 Engravers, (Wood, Copper and Steel-plate) ... 1088 
 
 Envelope Manufacturers 1083 
 
 Fanning Mill Manufacturers....! 1084 
 
 Flour and Feed Dealers 1084 
 
 Flour and Saw Mills 1086 
 
 Foundries and Machine Shops 1102 
 
 Fruit Dealers and Confectioners. 1106 
 
 General Merchants 1106 
 
 Glass Stainers 1184 
 
 Gold and Silver Leaf Manufacturers 1134 
 
 Grocers and Provisioa Dealers 1184 
 
 Gunsmiths 1)54 
 
 Hardware Merohants 1164 
 
 Hatters and Furriers 1156 
 
 Hide and Leather Merohanuand Tannen 1167 
 
 Houp Skirt Manafacturers 1164 
 
 Hotels and Proprietors 1164 
 
 Hubs, Spokes, Felloes. &e 1180 
 
 Insurance Companies and Agents 1181 
 
 Iron Furniture, Grates, RaillDR, &o 1188 
 
 Jewellers, Watchmaktrs and Dtklers 1188 
 
 Moa 
 
 Last and Boot-tree Manufacturers 1191 
 
 Lead Works 1191 
 
 Litbographera 1191 
 
 Livery and Sale Subles 1192 
 
 Lumber Merohants 1198 
 
 Map Publiahers 1198 
 
 Marble Workers 1198 
 
 Match Manufaotnrers 1199 
 
 Merobant Tailors and Clothiers 1199 
 
 Mill and Burr Stone Manufacturers & Dealers 1202 
 
 Milliners and Bonnet Makers 1202 
 
 Mining Companies and Agents 1206 
 
 Mnsio and Musical Instruments Dealers 1206 
 
 Nail and Spike Works 1200 
 
 Nawlles, Fish Hooks and Fishing Tackle 1200 
 
 Newspapers 1200 
 
 Notaries Pnblio, Conveyancers, &o 1209 
 
 Nurseries, Seedsmen and Florists 1218 
 
 Oil Rffineries, Companies, ftc 1218 
 
 Opticians and Mathematical Instruments 1214 
 
 Organ and Melodeon Manufacturers & Dealers 1214 
 
 Painters. House, Sign and Ornamental 1214 
 
 Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &o 1217 
 
 Paper and Cloth Isabel Manufacturer 1217 
 
 Paper Hangings, Wall Papers &c 1218 
 
 Paper Makers 1218 
 
 Patent Medicines and Agents 1218 
 
 Photographic Artists, &o >. 1218 
 
 Pbysioians and Surgeons 1220 
 
 Piano Forte and Musical Instrument Makers.. 1220 
 Planing Mill)), Sash, Blind and Door Factories 1281 
 
 Plumbers and Gas Fitters 1282 
 
 Pot and Pearlasth Manufacturers and Dealers.. 1283 
 
 Printers, Book and Job 1288 
 
 Produce and Commissioa Merchants 1234 
 
 Provincial Land Surveyorfi 12^6 
 
 Provision Dealers 1238 
 
 Pump Manufacturers 1280 
 
 Railway, Chair and Sp'.ke Works 1239 
 
 Railway, Freight and Cartage Agents 1239 
 
 Refrigerators. &c... 1289 
 
 Roofers (Metal, Tin. Slate, Cement, &o.) 1240 
 
 Rope and Cordage Manufacturers 1240 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Makers 1240 
 
 Safe Manufacturers 1246 
 
 Sail Makers 1246 
 
 Saloons and Restaurants 1247 
 
 Sash, Blind and Doors (see Planing Mills, &o) 1281 
 
 Saw and File Manufacturers 1250 
 
 Saw Mills (see Flour and Saw Mills) 10R6 
 
 Scale Mitnufacturers and Agents 1230 
 
 Sewing Machine .Mannfncturers and Agents... 1260 
 Shipping, Forwarding & Commission Merchants 1251 
 
 Shirt and Collar Manufacturers 1252 
 
 Silver Platers 1262 
 
 Shoe, Thread and Twine Manufacturers 1252 
 
 Soap and Candle Manufacturers 1252 
 
 Soda Water Manufactui era 1268 
 
 Starch Manufacturers 1258 
 
 Stove Dealers, Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron 1264 
 
 Sugar Reflneries 1268 
 
 Tailors (see Merchant Tailors and Clothiers) .. 1199 
 Tanners (see Hide & Leather Merchants, Ac.) 1167 
 
 Tinner's Stock and Metal Merchants 1258 
 
 Toys, Notions, Berlin Wool, Fancy Goods, &c 1258 
 
 Truss Manufacturers 1269 
 
 Type Foundries , 1269 
 
 Wine and Spirit Merchants 12')9 
 
 Wire Workers 1260 
 
 Wood and Coal Merohants (se« Coal k Wood) 1074 
 Woollen, Cotton an I Carding Mills 1260 
 
Xflll 
 
 GAS FIXTURES, WORKS, PLUMBIJirG, Ac. 
 
 TORONTO GAS FIXTURE WORKS. 
 
 Ho. 109 KOTO STBEET WEST, TOBOHTO. 
 
 JAMES E. THOMSON 
 
 ResfyectfaUy informs tha Public that he oontinaet to mauufacture all kiuds of GAS FIXTURES, and f&at 
 his Stock comprises the simplest, as well as the most elaborate patterns. Having the largest and most 
 varied assortment in Canada, dealers and others would do well to examine his Stock before purchasing 
 elsewhere. 
 
 ALL KINDS OF GAS PIPES FITTED UP, BOTH IBON AND COMPOSITIOH, 
 
 ON ran HOST IMPBOTSD PBINOIPLIB. 
 
 PLUMBING, IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, 
 
 PLUHBim WORK BDRE, WITH ALL THE MODERlf IHFROTEWiTS. 
 
 A LARGE STOCK OP FIRST-CLASS PLUMBING GOODS ALWAYS ON HAND. 
 
 A LARGE ASSORTMEKT OF BRASS AND IRON FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS. 
 
 AM BXTMHStVl 
 
 Beer Pumps, Beer Cooks. 
 
 Hot Water Apparatus. 
 Planishdd Copper, Lead, 
 Galvanised Iron, and 
 
 Zinc Bath Tubs. 
 Self- Acting Water Closets, 
 
 AIM iTisTTana 
 
 fABIBTT or 
 
 Kitchen Banges. 
 
 Sewer Traps, Iron Sinks, 
 
 Enamelled do. 
 
 Marble Wash Basins and Stands, 
 
 Butler's Pantry Planished 
 
 Copper Sinks. 
 
 AmaTAimffl to tm 
 
 OOUNTBT 0BDKR8 FROMPTLT ATTSNDU) TO. 
 
 W. G. CHBWETi; * CO., B00K8BLLSBS AND PftlNTBES, KING 8TBBBT EAST, TORONTO. 
 
[[S. 
 
 INDEX TO MISCELLANEOUS MATTER. 
 
 SIX 
 
 K. N. GOOCH, 
 
 BROKER. 
 
 OFFIOE r 
 
 OLD TORONTO BANE, 
 
 70 CUUKCII STREET, 
 TORONTO. 
 
 = r- ■ t 
 
 MONTREAL 
 
 FIRE AND MARINE 
 OLD TORONTO BANE, 
 
 70 CHURCH STREET, 
 TORONTO. 
 
 INDEX TO MISCELLANEOUS MATTER. 
 
 , and f&at 
 
 and BOBt 
 
 >urcba8i8g 
 
 ITIOW, 
 
 s. 
 
 VIIIPS. 
 
 inks. 
 
 Stands, 
 hed 
 
 rAoa 
 
 BanVn in Cnnnila with their branches 929 
 
 ClasMlieil Bu^infss Uii'i'ctory 969 
 
 Clergy of Ciitmdn 942 
 
 County ar.ri Juilioial Onii'«r» 966 
 
 DWision Court ('lerk- 926 
 
 Educatiotia) 963 
 
 Errata and AiMcikIh 968 
 
 Foreign C^onsuU in <]>iiiHihi 966 
 
 Qeenral Index to ('iiien, Tnwust and Villages.. zi 
 
 General Directory 1 
 
 Index to Ailv(>rti>eiii<-iiis zxi 
 
 Index to Clas8ifi>'il ISii'iiiPMs Directory ztU 
 
 Index to Fureign Ailve rti.-ers and Subscribers xxvt 
 
 Judiciary 924 
 
 LegisUtive AH!4eii)h|y of ('aiiada 028 
 
 Legislative O'liinoil i>f ('miu'la 923 
 
 List of Po«t-Offi(it'M in ('ainila 931 
 
 Literary nnii Soieiitiftfl ^ 928 
 
 Medical In^iitiitioiis >iiii| Schools 927 
 
 PostOffiue D^'purtiiu'iit 980 
 
 Preface ix 
 
 MM 
 
 ProTinoe of Canada 921 
 
 ProTinclal Penitentiary of Canada 968 
 
 Royal Family 921 
 
 Tariff of Customs 967 
 
 Township Municipalities 957 
 
 Railwat Companirs : 
 
 BrookTille and Ottawa ii 
 
 Buffalo and Lake Huron 1268 
 
 Coboarg and Peterboro' : 1269 
 
 Erie 1274 
 
 Grand Trunk 1266, 1267 
 
 Great Western 1264, 1265 
 
 Lake Mempbremngog. Stanstead, &c 1178 
 
 Montreal and Chaniplain 1272 
 
 Northern 1268 
 
 Ottawa and Preaoott 1270 
 
 Port Hope and Lindsay 1269 
 
 Welland 1271 
 
 Steamboat Companics : 
 
 Ottawa City Mail Line 127!> 
 
 Richelieu Mail Line... 426 
 
 .3DB. 
 
 OF SCOTLAND. 
 
 TOUdNTO OFFICE 
 
 OLD TORONTO BANE, 
 
 70 CHUUCII, STREET, 
 TORONTO. 
 
 zi.. sar. Gt-oot^:^, 
 
 AO ENT. 
 
 PERMANEHT BUILDIKa 
 
 AND 
 
 SAVINGS SOCIETY. 
 
 
 
 OLD TORONTO BANE, 
 
 70 CHURCH STREET, 
 TORONTO. 
 
 SKORBTART. 
 
 ONTO. 
 
 OONVtiYANOlNCi FORMS TO BE HAD AT W. 0. CHEWETT A CO'S, TORONTO, 
 
zz 
 
 PETROLEUM GAS APPARATflS, &o. 
 
 JAMES E. THOMSON, 
 
 atent ^drokum §u apparatus, 
 
 ERECTED FOR CITIES AND VILLAGES, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDINSS. 
 
 PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS 
 
 FUaNIsnED FOB WORKS OF ANY DESIBED OAPACITT. 
 
 Drawings of Retorts, Settings for Benclies of 1, 2, 3, or 5 Retorts, 
 
 AND QAS APFABATUS OF EVERY DESCBIFTION. 
 
 OIL OR ROSIN WORKS ALTERED TO PETROLEUM GAS WORKS, AT A VERY SMALL COST. 
 
 JAMES E. THOMSON, 
 
 GAS ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOR, 
 109 XnO 8TRXBI WSR, Toaoxio 
 
 JAMES E. THOMSON, 
 
 Constrndor of apparatus for Marming ^ujjlit anb ^ribate j^uilbings 
 
 BY STEAM AND HOT WATEB. 
 
 My system of LOW PRESSURE HEATING is superior for Safety, Darftbility, and Economy, to any. 
 
 thing of the kind now in use in Canada. 
 
 |^~ Reference giren to Worlca now ia successful operation. 
 
 PATENT TUBULAR JACKET BOILERS OF ALL SIZES, 
 
 FOR GREENHOUSES, DISTILLERIES, BREWERIES, LAUNDRIES, TANNERIES, 
 And any Worlcs where a large quantity of Hot Water is required. 
 
 JAMES E. THOMSON, 
 
 MAVUFAOTCBBB OF 
 
 WROUGHT IRON PIPE AND FITTINGS, 
 
 FOR STEAM, WATER, AND CAS. 
 
 A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF 
 
 Engineer's Brass Work, Steam and Water Onagesi &c. 
 
 ALWAYS ON HAND. 
 
 Pipe Bent and Cut, to suit anything conneoted with Engine Work. 
 W. 0. CHEWETT <b CO., STATIONERS, BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, KING ST., TORONTO. 
 
( 
 
 ADVERTISERS INDEX. 
 
 to; 
 
 IN6S. .. 
 Retorts, 
 
 iLL COST. 
 
 ACTOR. 
 ', TOaOHTO 
 
 luilbings 
 
 nj, to any. 
 
 IIZE8, 
 
 IIES, 
 
 fGS, 
 
 I) &c. 
 
 rAoi 
 
 Abbott, E. E 192 
 
 Abrcljr & Warren 6*2 
 
 Adams, Alfred S 296 
 
 Adams, W. C 782 
 
 Adams & Co 872 
 
 Agnew, James 284 
 
 Ailsa Craig Hotel 10 
 
 Alexander, Charles 872 
 
 Algaire. Mrs. A. F 906 
 
 Allair, A 666 
 
 Allan, P. C , 106 
 
 Allen, H. C, M. D 64 
 
 Allen, H. F 688 
 
 Almond, J. H 656 
 
 Almonte Woollen Mills 10 
 
 Almonte Hoose 10 
 
 Andrews, Thomas 690 
 
 Andrus Bros 828 
 
 AngHn, Robert, jun 68 
 
 Archer, Labelle & Co 876 
 
 Archer, Leduo & Co 688 
 
 Armstrong, G 876 
 
 Armstrong, William 876 
 
 Armstrong, J. R. & Co 782 
 
 Arthurs, Alexander 481 
 
 Atkins, William 194 
 
 Atwater. E. & Co 876 
 
 Atwood & Jackson 104 
 
 Austin, William W 906 
 
 Aayau, George 894 
 
 ATery, Addison 874 
 
 Badenach, T. & Co 876 
 
 Bailey, J. E 1172 
 
 Bain, William 654 
 
 Bainbridge, William 620 
 
 Baker, Read 874 
 
 Balcer, Henry M 774 
 
 Ball, F. A 214 
 
 Balmer, R 610 
 
 Bank Saloon 784 
 
 Barber, James R 44 
 
 Barber, Wm. & Bros., opp. 
 
 , prefnce and 194 
 
 Barclay, Francis 194 
 
 Barlow, 8. 8 878 
 
 Barnett, 8 782 
 
 Barney, A 42 
 
 Barrie Hotel 80 
 
 Banington, 378 
 
 Bates, N. W 760 
 
 Bauer. H 214 
 
 Baxter & Brown 104 
 
 Baylis, James & Co., opp. 
 General Index. 
 
 Baiin, Charles & P 654 
 
 Beauchemin, C. O. & Valois 878 
 
 B6dar<J, E!x<iar 654 
 
 Beeman, William 648 
 
 B«gia, Odule 664 
 
 Bell, A. W 154 
 
 Bell, John & Co 2 1 4 
 
 Bellhottse, Wm 224 
 
 Bellew, H. F 690 
 
 Benallaok, Henry J 378 
 
 Bander, C 784 
 
 mat 
 
 Bennett, Alfred 160 
 
 Bennett. J. M 826 
 
 Benoit, Ant 690 
 
 Benson, John W 878 
 
 Benson, 'thomas, M.D 820 
 
 Benny, Mncpberson k Co... 878 
 
 Bergin, M 880 
 
 Bernard. H 880 
 
 Bigelnw, Joseph 640 
 
 Bill, Frederick 620 
 
 Billingtnn & Forsyth 158 
 
 BIsck, Norris 786 
 
 BUck. Perry & Co 880 
 
 Blaikie k Alexander 786 
 
 Blenkhorn, W „ 120 
 
 Bceileoker k 8tu«bing 48 
 
 Bogart, C. V 44 
 
 Bonarl. D. A 226 
 
 Bolster. George 1 186 
 
 Bond, John 786 
 
 Booth, George 788 
 
 Booth, R. H 846 
 
 Boomer. Alfred 820 
 
 Borst, Halladay & Co 846 
 
 Bow, William 894 
 
 Buwdler, Wm 880 
 
 Bow ker, John 874 
 
 Bowles, Thos. G 127 
 
 Bowman, Henry W 874 
 
 Bowman, Isaac E 716 
 
 Bowman. H. W. & Sons ... 872 
 
 Bnxiill & Brother 788 
 
 Boyd k Arthurs 788 
 
 Boyle, Arthur. 716 
 
 Boys k Millar 62 
 
 Bradley, A 64 
 
 Bradshaw, C 906 
 
 Brady, C 820 
 
 Brabadi, 3 880 
 
 Branin. ft W 80 
 
 Brant Expositor 64 
 
 Braniford Courier ... 68 
 
 Bray. Josias 226 
 
 Breithaupt, L 62 
 
 Brennan k Rigney 884 
 
 Briggs. 0. C 210, 610 
 
 Briggs, Isaac 192 
 
 Brinxer, U 62 
 
 British America Assur. Co. 784 
 
 British Whig 284 
 
 Broad, John 328 
 
 Brodies* Hotel 572 
 
 Brodie, W. k R 694 
 
 Brooks, Charles 874 
 
 Brookn, Jonas 884 
 
 Brougb, Buchanan & Co. ... 624 
 
 Brown, George 648 
 
 Brown. H. P 900 
 
 Brown, Jacob 892 
 
 Brown, James 160 
 
 Brown Brothers 790 
 
 Brown, T. & D 886 
 
 Brown, Wm. k Co 386 
 
 Brown, W.& Co 218 
 
 Brown, Gillespie & Co 214 
 
 rMB 
 
 Brown ^ McArthnr 10 
 
 Bruce, John A. & Co 218 
 
 Brush, Georg 886 
 
 Bryant, Stratton k Day .... 792 
 
 Bryson, Alexander 886 
 
 Bryson, Campbell 888 
 
 Bryson, T. Maxwell 888 
 
 Bryson. E. k Co 788 
 
 Buck, J. W 104 
 
 Buck, Richard 874 
 
 Buist& MeWille 496 
 
 Buntin, Brother k Co 790 
 
 Bunting, B 640 
 
 Burke, John E 690 
 
 Burns, Willinm 886 
 
 Uurtuo, Israel 42 
 
 Burrowes, Thomas 298 
 
 Butt, James 788 
 
 Byers & Matthew 192 
 
 Cair, J. C 360 
 
 Camp, L. C 772 
 
 Campbell, Andrew 6.12 
 
 Campbell House 484 
 
 Campbell, J 390 
 
 Campbell, Kenneth & Co... 890 
 
 Campbell k Duffy 532 
 
 Campbell k Hamilton 98 
 
 Campbell & Mirick 860 
 
 Campbell, N. & H 868 
 
 Canada Life Assurance Co., 
 inside front cover. 
 
 Canadian Oil Company 240 
 
 Carr, Thomas 688 
 
 Carroll, Cyrus 906 
 
 Cnrson. W. A 790 
 
 Carter, L. 668 
 
 Carty. J 1268 
 
 CasaTant, L. J 2 
 
 Casey's Hotel 106 
 
 Casey, William T 654 
 
 Casey & Co 694 
 
 Casper, Samuel 794 
 
 Casselman, Charles T 9U6 
 
 Castle &Co 390 
 
 Caxton Press 794 
 
 Cbaoe, J. H 194 
 
 Chadwick. J. T 670 
 
 Chaffey, E. k Co 794 
 
 Chaffey, George k Bros. ... 286 
 
 Cbarland, L. J. A 2 
 
 Charlesworth, J. k Co 794 
 
 Charleton. B. B 218 
 
 Cheney, Dr. N 200 
 
 Chewett, A. C. & Co 286 
 
 Chewett, W. C. k Co 796 
 
 Childs, George & Co 890 
 
 Chittenden, C. S 226 
 
 Cboquet, Alexander 784 
 
 Christie, J 860 
 
 Christie, William 801 
 
 Christie & Bellis 894 
 
 Church's Hotel 674 
 
 Clapp, Robert 846 
 
 Claire & Beck 684 
 
 Clark, James A 886 
 
 lONTO. 
 
 ENVELOPES OF ALL KINDS AND QUALITY, AT W. C. CHEWETT A CO.'S, TORONTO. 
 
xzu 
 
 ADVERTISERS INDEX. 
 
 n 
 U 
 
 rtoi 
 
 Clark, Rt«phen 716 
 
 Clark. T. M 798 
 
 Clarke. H. E 798 
 
 Clarke, H. 820 
 
 Clarke, R 328 
 
 Clelaod, H. & J 128, 860 
 
 Cobourg Foandry 120 
 
 Cocbraae, A. MoK 896 
 
 Coe, Andrew 894 
 
 Cole, H. W 660 
 
 Cole, Smnuel 608 
 
 Collej. Edward 784 
 
 Colonial Insurance Co 1286 
 
 Colweil, W. W 7U8 
 
 Compain's Marble Hall Res- 
 taurant 896 
 
 Conger. P. D 44 
 
 ConTerse, CoIbod & Co 396 
 
 Coo. W. H 788 
 
 Cook, John 44 
 
 Cooper, Robert 106 
 
 Cormack, fleorge 900 
 
 Corneau, William 661 
 
 Cornell, S 6«4 
 
 Comer, R. & Son 900 
 
 Corse Hl May 396 
 
 CoBHilt, a. M. & Bro 672 
 
 Cdt6. Oliver 598 
 
 Cox, George 626 
 
 Coy, Francis 712 
 
 Craig, .1. P 2 
 
 Craig, Robert 186 
 
 Craig, Tbomns 698 
 
 Crain, George 2 
 
 Crane, A 800 
 
 Cratbern & Caverhill 898 
 
 Crawford. Charles 772 
 
 Creasman. N >-74 
 
 Crewe, H S 800 
 
 Crocker, .lames 886 
 
 Cronn, R. H 660 
 
 Crooker, J. C 98 
 
 Crouch, C 210 
 
 Coming & Wells 804 
 
 Cummings, George 688 
 
 GoDdill, Francis & Co 898 
 
 Canniogbam, T 2 
 
 Currie, N 800 
 
 Carrie, R. & W 298 
 
 Cortilet's Hotel 106 
 
 Cashing, J. A. & Co 2 
 
 Dafoe House 46 
 
 Dagg, Chas. G., front ooTer 
 
 Dagenais, Jos. C 898 
 
 Dan Ooode's Hotel 628 
 
 Dana, George A 68 
 
 D'Aroy & Egan 804 
 
 Darling & Brady 898 
 
 Darlington, J 62 
 
 Darlington, Wm. D 804 
 
 Daly, Absalom 268 
 
 Dartnell, George H 900 
 
 DftTidson, James 120 
 
 Davidson & Doran 288 
 
 DaTiaeu, Peter 676 
 
 DaTis, Dr. A 802 
 
 DaTis, James 286 
 
 r vis, J. (Bradford House) 298 
 
 liavis. Nelson 898 
 
 Davis, W. H 688 
 
 Dawson, Brothers 400 
 
 DeGier, John Batton ^ 688 
 
 rAoi 
 
 Delorier, Olivier 694 
 
 Dennis, Francis 188 
 
 Dennis. John 496 
 
 Denuis & Oossaga 800 
 
 Devins ft Bolton 400 
 
 Dew Drop Inn 666 
 
 De Witt. Jacob 400 
 
 DeWolf, JobD C 698 
 
 Dexter, M. (Hotel) 600 
 
 Diamond, Abraham 42 
 
 Dick, Tbos. (Queen's Hotel) 1178 
 
 Dickie, John 160 
 
 Dickson, W. Welland 98 
 
 DiBney, James 402 
 
 Dixon, E. W 828 
 
 Dixon, W. R.. 402 
 
 Dixon, Alex, k Son 802 
 
 Doane, T. C 402 
 
 Dobeny, Thomas 820 
 
 Donegana Hotel 430 
 
 Donly, A. J 670 
 
 Donnelly & Lawson 280 
 
 Dorwin. C. & Co 402 
 
 Doty. John & Co 610 
 
 Downing, Thomas 620 
 
 Drake, Samael 694 
 
 Drennan. S. T 288 
 
 Driffill, S 62 
 
 Driffil, Thomas & Sons 62 
 
 Drum bill, Richard 690 
 
 Duolos, H. & Cie 40'.t 
 
 Dufresne, N 774 
 
 Duke. J. E 626 
 
 Dumble & Bro 120 
 
 Domontier, P. C 654 
 
 Duncan, George J 164 
 
 Dunham. George 484 
 
 Dunn, Thnmas 296 
 
 Dunn, William 874 
 
 Dunsford, M 820 
 
 Durrell, R. T 404 
 
 Eadon &Co 604 
 
 Eadon, William & Son 604 
 
 Eagle. John 894 
 
 Eakin, George 850 
 
 RasBon, A 226 
 
 Easten, H 860 
 
 Eastwood, W 266 
 
 Eaton, R. & Co 626 
 
 Edwards, J 802 
 
 Efner, Abraham 828 
 
 Elgie's Hotel 806 
 
 Elliot, J. W 800 
 
 Elliott, Henry jun 260 
 
 Ellis, Arthur L 164 
 
 ElwesB, William 772 
 
 Emigrants' Home 664 
 
 Emo, Thomas 266 
 
 Empey, M. P 260 
 
 English, Lyman 620 
 
 EngliBh,S 882 
 
 Enright, John & Brother ... 160 
 
 Erb, A. A. & Bros 684 
 
 Esmonds, J. W. & Co 806 
 
 Essex House 664 
 
 Essex Record, (The) 892 
 
 Evans, William 404 
 
 Ewing, Mrs. R 784 
 
 Exoell J. P 64 
 
 Eyres, Thomas 846 
 
 Farley, James 806 
 
 Farmer, T. 774 
 
 VMS 
 
 Farquhar. Mrs. 8. J 882 
 
 Farrell, William 882 
 
 Faueher, D 664 
 
 Fauteox, Imo 716 
 
 Fawken, 8 804 
 
 Ferguson, John 664 
 
 Ferguson, William 640 
 
 Ferguson, William &Co.... 288 
 
 Fields, William , 778 
 
 Fish. Ralph 67« 
 
 Fisher, Alfred 668 
 
 Fisken. John & Co 806 
 
 Fitts, C & Co 404 
 
 Fleck. Alexxnder 406 
 
 Fleming, G. (Brant Hotel). 68 
 
 Fleming John 128 
 
 Fleming, James & Co 808 
 
 Fleming & Raukin 188 
 
 Fletcher, Christopher 78 
 
 Foisy. J. A 882 
 
 Foley, Edward 906 
 
 Folingsby, J. B 222 
 
 Folts, Q. W. 4Co 808 
 
 Forbes, Alexander 68 
 
 Forbes. A. F 226 
 
 Foss, S. J 668 
 
 Foster & Macleay 668 
 
 Foulds & Hodg!<on 404 
 
 Feumier, T. & Co 406 
 
 Fox, John C, front cover... 
 
 Foxley, Mrs. P 804 
 
 Francis, Charles 860 
 
 Fraser. Francis 410 
 
 Fraser&Co 120 
 
 Frtohet, L 698 
 
 Freer, Boyd & Co 408 
 
 French, F 226 
 
 Frickelton, J. D 80 
 
 Frost, J. & Sons 688 
 
 Fry, Isaac 664 
 
 Fuller, W. M 690 
 
 Fulton, Michie & Co 804 
 
 Furner, G. 11. & Co 808 
 
 Gaherty, D. & Co..'. 408 
 
 Galbraith & Brown 412 
 
 Gardner, S 670 
 
 Gartshore, John 168 
 
 Oebbie, Thomas 260 
 
 Gemmiil, MacDougall & Co. 414 
 
 Gendron. J. P 698 
 
 Gerrie, James H 900 
 
 Gibb& Company 412 
 
 Oibb, Laird & Ross 604 
 
 Gibbons, W 200 
 
 Gibson, W. H 162 
 
 Gibson, M. & Co 694 
 
 Gilbert <b Kent 290 
 
 Oingras, Oodefroy 604 
 
 Giroux, Olivier 604 
 
 Glackmeyer, George 626 
 
 Gloyd, J. F 798 
 
 Goetse, F. A '48 
 
 Gouthier & St. Louis 894 
 
 Gooch, R. N., Index Miscel- 
 laneous Matter xix 
 
 Oooderham ft Worts 810 
 
 Ooodfellow, Porter ft Dawes 414 
 
 Gordon, Alexander 882 
 
 Gordon, George 106 
 
 Gordon, -Robert 44 
 
 Gordon, William 716 
 
 Gnham, Fred. H 106 
 
 W. 0. CHEWETT ft CO., PRINTERS AND FUBLISHBRB, KINO STREET, TORONTO. 
 
ADVERTISERS INDEX. 
 
 ZZIU 
 
 88S 
 882 
 664 
 
 71« 
 804 
 064 
 
 640 
 288 
 778 
 676 
 668 
 806 
 4M 
 40« 
 
 68 
 128 
 808 
 188 
 
 78 
 >82 
 906 
 222 
 808 
 
 68 
 226 
 658 
 568 
 404 
 408 
 
 804 
 860 
 410 
 120 
 598 
 , 408 
 , 226 
 80 
 , 588 
 . 664 
 . 690 
 . 804 
 . 808 
 . 408 
 . 412 
 . 670 
 . 168 
 . 260 
 Co. 414 
 .... 698 
 .... 900 
 .... 412 
 .... 604 
 .... 200 
 .... 162 
 .... 594 
 .... 290 
 .... 604 
 
 604 
 
 526 
 
 798 
 
 '48 
 
 894 
 
 «el- 
 ... xix 
 
 810 
 
 WM 414 
 
 882 
 
 106 
 
 44 
 
 716 
 
 106 
 
 OraUm, Henry & Co 810 
 
 Orarer, Edward 80 
 
 Oraj & Charlton 382 
 
 Qreen, Elizabeth 804 
 
 Qreen, George 62 
 
 Qreene, Columbua II 804 
 
 OriMDshields, S., Son & Co. 414 
 
 Qreen wf'od, .1. Hamer 900 
 
 Grey, Ueoijfe B 484 
 
 Grif&D, George R 74 
 
 Griffith, W. &R... 808 
 
 Groleau .& Maranda 654 
 
 ''-nver&SobriMi«f 222 
 
 O. & Co 004 
 
 Ouen , Michel 734 
 
 Gundry & f.nngley HIO 
 
 Gurd & Tarltod 414 
 
 Gurly, Georg» 616 
 
 Gutman, M. & Co 416, 1164 
 
 riackett, John 08 
 
 Ilaggert, Brothers 62 
 
 Hall, A. G 320 
 
 Hall, C. F 812 
 
 Hall, C. 8 872 
 
 Hall, Joseph 620 
 
 Hall, R. H 638 
 
 Hall, E, K. & Co 804 
 
 Hall, Joseph N. & Co 414 ] 
 
 Hally & M'WilUom 416 
 
 Hamel & Carignan 774 | 
 
 Hamilton, Alexander 1217 I 
 
 HamiltoD, J. J 288 i 
 
 Hamilton, James 694 
 
 Hamilton Jamea 654 i 
 
 Hamilton, R. H 416 { 
 
 Hammer, J 690 i 
 
 Hanly, John 668 
 
 Hanna, William 802 : 
 
 Harding Henry 226 , 
 
 Harkneas, W. G. (Western 
 
 Hotel) 656 
 
 Harmeyer, A.J 804 , 
 
 Harper, D. A 416 
 
 Harper, Henry 136 
 
 HarriB, Orry 680 
 
 Hart, John 650 
 
 Hartt, C. A 120 
 
 Harvey, Alexander 226 
 
 Hastelow, T. Orgill 772 
 
 Hawkes, Jamea 74 
 
 Hay, Morice 572 
 
 Hayman, C. 8 812 
 
 Haynes, D. Curtis 716 
 
 Hays, Torrance W 200 
 
 Hearle J. G 416 
 
 Hearn, Charles 418 
 
 Heather & Adaett 210 
 
 Heise, Charles 684 
 
 Hendershot, Peter 664 
 
 Henderson, J. D 382 
 
 Henderson, John 188 
 
 liendorson, John 288 
 
 Henderson's Hotel 360 
 
 Hendrie & Co 226 
 
 Henry, Robert 568 
 
 Hcrrcy, J. H. A 78 
 
 Hewitt, Wm 814 
 
 Hiam, Wm. H 418 
 
 Hickey, Q. N 188 
 
 Hicks, John (Commercial 
 
 Hotel) 368 
 
 Higgins, P 814 
 
 Rigginson, J. Vi. k J. 0.... 
 
 Hllanl, Wm 
 
 Hill, Jnmea 
 
 Hill, James H 
 
 Hillman, Thomas 
 
 Hilton, J. & W 
 
 Hinder, R. M 
 
 Hingston, James & Co 
 
 Hirons, W. B 
 
 Hogaboom, George R 
 
 Hogg, John 
 
 Hogg, J. & W 
 
 Holbrook, T. A (Queen's 
 
 Hotel) 
 
 Holdcn, J. 11. &Bro 
 
 Holmes, Samuel 
 
 IIoltOD, W 
 
 Holmgren, Chafl. J 
 
 Holwell, George 
 
 Hood & Laird 
 
 Hope, R. F 
 
 Horsey, R. M 
 
 Horton, Thos. B 
 
 Hosker, E 
 
 Ho:^kinB & Cleland 
 
 Hosaack, James & Co 
 
 Hotel da Peuple 
 
 Houliston, George B 
 
 Hourigan, John 
 
 Houaoo, George 
 
 Hoylo, John 
 
 Hubbard, B. P 
 
 Hudon, E., Fils & Cie 
 
 Huflfman House 
 
 Hughes, Brothers 
 
 Hughes, George 
 
 Hughes, Georgo P 
 
 Humphries, George 
 
 Hungerford, 8. L 
 
 Hunterstown Lumber Co.... 
 
 Hurd & Leigh 
 
 Hurd & Roberts 
 
 Hurst, W. B 
 
 Hyman & Hayden 
 
 Ilynes, Charles J 
 
 Imric, Wm. B 
 
 Ingeram, Thomas 
 
 Inkson, William 
 
 Inman. W. & S 
 
 Ireland, T 
 
 Irving, A. S 
 
 Isaac, Thomas 
 
 Ives & Allen 
 
 Jackson, Erastus 
 
 Jacques, Tracy & Co 
 
 Jamieaon, R. C. & Co 
 
 Jellett, Morgan, jan 
 
 Jelley's Hotel 
 
 Jenking, Thomas 
 
 Jenkins, Charles W 
 
 Job, William H 
 
 Johnson, E. L 
 
 Johnson, J. B 
 
 Johnston, G. E 
 
 Johnston, James 
 
 Johnston, Robert , 
 
 Jones, A. T 
 
 Jones, Benjamin 
 
 Jones, George 
 
 Jones, Jamea H 
 
 Jones, Russell 
 
 Jones, Wm. L 
 
 PASI 
 
 260 
 572 
 868 
 664 
 710 
 418 
 814 
 418 
 892 
 648 
 126 
 906 
 
 42 
 
 360 
 874 
 222 
 694 
 906 
 814 
 484 
 296 
 616 
 200 
 816 
 
 608 
 
 2 
 
 776 
 670 
 78 
 682 
 654 
 418 
 650 
 816 
 672 
 284 
 628 
 874 
 200 
 816 
 226 
 64 
 694 
 682 
 664 
 346 
 228 
 690 
 882 
 804 
 528 
 892 
 496 
 420 
 418 
 . 6.54 
 , 200 
 . 420 
 . 292 
 . 188 
 . 200 
 . 296 
 . 494 
 
 . eoo 
 
 . 894 
 
 . 828 
 64 
 
 . 694 
 
 . 816 
 
 . 396 
 
 . 840 
 
 Karch, Joseph A. 
 
 Kathan, W. H 
 
 Kean, Francis 
 
 Keith, J. H. &Co 
 
 Kelly, G. M 
 
 Kelly, William 
 
 Kemp, EdHon 
 
 Kennedy & Mulholiand 
 
 Kerby House 
 
 Kershaw & Co., opp. inside 
 
 front cover 
 
 Kevitl, James 
 
 Kew, William 
 
 Keyos, Andrew 
 
 Kilbome, Ahrens & Co 
 
 Kilpatriok, Matthew 
 
 King, J. D. & Co 
 
 Kingan & Kinlock 
 
 Kingston Locomotive Works 
 
 Kloti, Otio 
 
 Klotz's Hotel 
 
 Knowles, James W ,,., 
 
 Rough, W 
 
 Kyle, Joseph 
 
 Labatt, John K 
 
 Laily, Thomas 
 
 Lamb, Peter 
 
 Lambert, Thomas A 
 
 Lapierre, Z 
 
 Laren, Peter 
 
 Larae, C. D 
 
 Lash * Co 
 
 Laurie A. & Co 
 
 Lawton, Edward 
 
 Lawton, H. J. ft Co 
 
 Leadbetter, Wm 
 
 Leader 4 Patriot 
 
 Lo Blanc, Joseph 
 
 Le Courier du Canada 
 
 Lee, George 
 
 Lee, Richard, jnn 
 
 Leger, J. B 
 
 Lpmesurier, Grant & Co. ... 
 
 Lenfestey, H. ft Co 
 
 Leonard, M 
 
 Lepage, H 
 
 Lewis, Henry 
 
 Lewis, George ft Bro 
 
 Life Association of Scotland 
 outside front covti-. 
 
 Lightbody, Andrew 
 
 Lillie, Wm 
 
 Lilly Brook Mills 
 
 Lindsay, Robert 
 
 Linton ft Cooper 
 
 Littauer * Tuck 
 
 Livemois, Juleg B 
 
 Liverpool and London Ins. 
 Co., outside front cover. 
 
 Livingston, John 
 
 Lloyd, Thomas 
 
 London and Colonial Bank.. 
 
 Losoombe, R. R 
 
 Lottridgo, J. W. ft Co 
 
 Lovelace, C. B. 8 
 
 Lnnan, W 
 
 Lymans, Clair It Go 
 
 Lymau, Elliot ft Co 
 
 Lyman, Savage ft Maonab. 
 
 Maoabe ftCo 
 
 Maodonftld, John ft Co., op 
 posite title 
 
 rioi 
 296 
 186 
 516 
 882 
 818 
 676 
 154 
 2 
 66 
 
 1 
 30 
 48 
 44 
 
 906 
 616 
 818 
 420 
 296 
 644 
 644 
 648 
 538 
 496 
 828 
 818 
 ill 
 906 
 420 
 188 
 776 
 820 
 420 
 320 
 422 
 496 
 1208 
 784 
 688 
 226 
 608 
 422 
 608 
 608 
 820 
 
 o 
 
 804 
 188 
 
 194 
 62 
 136 
 266 
 422 
 422 
 608 
 
 194 
 614 
 424 
 62 
 228 
 882 
 676 
 482 
 820 
 822 
 22R 
 
 iv 
 
 PIRIE'S LETTER AND BOOK PAPERS, FOR SALE BY W. C. CHEWETT A CO., TORONTO 
 C 
 
XXiT 
 
 ADVERTISERS INDEX. 
 
 PAOI 
 
 MMdoBftid, de B. & Co 424 
 
 Haodonald, Maodonell and 
 
 WilkLMn 292 
 
 Maodonell, Dr. A 882 
 
 Maodonell, H. J 900 
 
 SfaodoneU & Robertson 892 
 
 Maofurlane, S. W 120 
 
 Maogaohen k Colqnhoon... 874 
 
 Maekay&Co 582 
 
 Maokeniie & aord 658 
 
 Macloar&Co 820 
 
 Magill, R. & E 228 
 
 Magog House >.•• 658 
 
 Magrath, James 186 
 
 MMore, Charles sen 346 
 
 Maloolm, William 226 
 
 Malloy, P. W 62 
 
 Manchester, Darid 532 
 
 Manes, Thomas & John 106 
 
 Manley, Robert 332 
 
 Mann, D. D 772 
 
 Market Hotel, (D. McNangb- 
 
 ton) 106 
 
 Marrin, P 424 
 
 Marsalski, Augustus 260 
 
 Marsh, James H 614 
 
 Marston, W. P 822 
 
 Martel, J. B 594 
 
 Martin, Edward R 210 
 
 Martin, .Tohn 426 
 
 Martiueau, Engine 628 
 
 Mason, Joseph 226 
 
 Masson, D. & Co 426 
 
 Mather, James 282 
 
 Matheson, T 368 
 
 Mathews, WiUiam 64 
 
 Mathewflon, John & Son 432 
 
 Matthew, James 2 
 
 Matthews, H. J 804 
 
 Maynard, A 784 
 
 MoArthur, J. A 434 
 
 McAuley, Thomas 292 
 
 McBain, W. &Co 484 
 
 MoBean & Withrow 822 
 
 MoBride, J. T 638 
 
 McBrien, John 62 
 
 MoBryne, Angus 30 
 
 McClatchey, Wm 284 
 
 M'Glellan, Vipond & Co. ... 434 
 
 MoConnell, W 436 
 
 MoCrae, John 668 
 
 Mo Dermid & Ferguson 1 88 
 
 MoDongall, John 388 
 
 MoDougall, John 776 
 
 MoElheron, W. J 650 
 
 MoFarlane, Duncan 614 
 
 MoFarlane, Walter 346 
 
 MoFee, Angus 44 
 
 MoGee, John 824 
 
 MoOibbon, Alerinder 486 
 
 MoOiverin & Co 232 
 
 MoQowan, E. H 2 
 
 McGregor, D, (Vict. Hotel) 10 
 
 McGregor, Wm 894 
 
 McOuire's Saloon 226 
 
 Mcintosh, John 10 
 
 Molntyre, D. C 694 
 
 Molntyre, James 266 
 
 MelBtyre, Peter 320 
 
 Melver & Co 486 
 
 MoKeebnie, Robert 160 
 
 MoKenile, James 164 
 
 PAOB 
 
 McKeniie, Alexander 298 
 
 McKenzie, Mrs. M 186 
 
 MoKeniie, Thos. H 162 
 
 MoKeougb, J. & W 98 
 
 MoKercher, Charles 882 
 
 McLean, Allan 266 
 
 McLean & Douglas 106 
 
 McLeod, John W. 614 
 
 McMillan, James 128 
 
 McMillan & Carson 436 
 
 McMonies, James, jun 874 
 
 McMuUen, Robert C 656 
 
 McNab, Alexander B 48 
 
 MoNabb, J. &D 106 
 
 McNaughton's Hotel 106 
 
 MoPhee, Donald 894 
 
 MoPherson, Andrew D 776 
 
 McPherson, Donald 846 
 
 MoQuarrie & Robertson ... 62 
 
 McRae, H. C 346 
 
 McBae, John 668 
 
 Meacham, J. B 64 
 
 Melville, Fair & Co 126 
 
 Menzies, T 654 
 
 Mercer, Andrew 804 
 
 Merner, Samuel 494 
 
 Mess, A. 106 
 
 Metropolitan Hotel 826 
 
 Meves, Otto 882 
 
 Michaud, James H. & Co... 614 
 
 Middleton & Dawson 618 
 
 Millard, Joseph 496 
 
 Miller, M 594 
 
 Miller, H. & r 828 
 
 Millichamp, Wallace 804 
 
 Mills, James 712 
 
 Mills, Joseph 226 
 
 Mills & Clarke 120 
 
 Milne, A 154. 
 
 Milne, J. A 828 
 
 Milnes, R 280 
 
 Mints, 8. & Co 882 
 
 Mitchell, Arthur 820 
 
 Mitchell Foundry 808 
 
 Mitchell, J. L 1286 
 
 Moffatt, Thomas S 616 
 
 Moira Spring Co 42 
 
 Moisen & Lepage 594 
 
 Monagan, W. F . , M. D 440 
 
 Montreal, Gazette 42G 
 
 Montreal Witness 440 
 
 Moore, .1. L 382 
 
 Moore, D.& Co 228 
 
 Mooro& Skinner 298 
 
 Morgan, P. & J 618 
 
 Morin&Co 440 
 
 Morland, Watson & Co 442 
 
 Morley, George 772 
 
 Morrill, S 882 
 
 Morris, John & Son 716 
 
 Morris' Hotel 62 
 
 Morrison, R. B 340 
 
 Morso, W. & J 804 
 
 Morton, A. & Co 04 
 
 Mott's Hotel 784 
 
 Moyer, Henry W 98 
 
 Muokleston, Samuel 292 
 
 Muir, John 360 
 
 Muir, Mrs 442 
 
 Muldoon, C. A. & Co 826 
 
 Mullarky&Co 442 
 
 Mttlroney, M 018 
 
 PAOI 
 
 Murphy, Francis 664 
 
 Murphy, John 664 
 
 Murray & Tanney 106 
 
 Mnsson, W. A 120 
 
 Myers. W. H 688 
 
 Nahrgang, C 200 
 
 Nairn, Alexander 648 
 
 Nasmith, John 828 
 
 Neelands, John 328 
 
 Nelles, J. C 64 
 
 Nelson, Charles 734 
 
 Nelson & Wood 442 
 
 NelsouTille House 136 
 
 Nerlich, Henry 880 
 
 Newbury, A. 8 242 
 
 Niemeier, George 494 
 
 Norfolk Reformer 670 
 
 North, Jacob 668 
 
 North British and Mercan- 
 tile Fire and Life Insur- 
 ance Company, opposite 
 
 inside back cover 1286 
 
 Nortbgraves, G 660 
 
 Nortbgraves, G. D 10 
 
 Northrop & Lyman 484 
 
 Northrup, W. 8 860 
 
 Noxon,J. &S 266 
 
 Nutt, David 494 
 
 Jonnor & Worthington ... 894 
 
 O'Donovan, M 886 
 
 Oill, George N 712 
 
 O'Lenry, J 820 
 
 O'Leary, Dr. P 882 
 
 Oliver, John... 804 
 
 O'Mallev, J 804 
 
 0'Neill,Hugh 1202 
 
 Orillia House 616 
 
 Orr, EliasS 668 
 
 Orr, John 850 
 
 Osborne, Robert 232 
 
 Ouellette, Eust^be 716 
 
 Padfield, J. H 666 
 
 Pagels, F 882 
 
 Palsgrave, C. T 812 
 
 Palmer, Eli J 830 
 
 Pork Brothers 136 
 
 Parker, A. Davidson 446 
 
 Parker & Cattle 48,638 
 
 Parker & Fauquier 494,900 
 
 Parmenter, W. E 158 
 
 Porris & Gordon 682 
 
 Patorson P. & Son 830 
 
 Paton & Bricker 872 
 
 Patterson, B.,M.D 62 
 
 Patton, John & Co 444 
 
 Patton, S. G. & Co 442 
 
 Patton, Thomas & Brother. 440 
 
 Pauwels, E. (Globe Hotel),. 298 
 
 Payette, Charles 444 
 
 Peabody, Frank 294 
 
 Pearoy, Gilbert 832 
 
 PearH, George 812 
 
 Peebles, Matthew 654 
 
 Pell, A. J 882 
 
 Pelletier, G 676 
 
 Perry, Black & Co 380 
 
 Perth Reformer 868 
 
 Peterborough Examiner 650 
 
 Peters, Peter 98 
 
 Phillips & Co 444 
 
 Pioault's Medical Hall 444 
 
 Piper, Hiram 882 
 
 • :«1 
 
 W. 0. CHBWETT A CO., LAW PRINTERS AND STATIONBRH. KINO STREET, TORONTO. 
 
ADYEBTIBEBS INBBX. 
 
 ZXY 
 
 PlftU'sHotol 210 
 
 Pomeroy, Robert 798 
 
 Popham & Sinclair 448 
 
 Poston, Thomas 594 
 
 PoBtoD, E. & Co (S18 
 
 Potter, A. C 192 
 
 Powell, Jolin 8 812 
 
 Pr^fontaine, M. & Co 784 
 
 Pridham, E. & Co 420 
 
 Prince & Blain. 882 
 
 Proctor, J 200 
 
 ProBser, T. C 126 
 
 Prototype (dail7j 884 
 
 Proolx, Orenier & Co 654 
 
 ProTincial Ingnranoe Co. (in- 
 side baok ooTer.) 
 
 Qaarrie, Wm . 188 
 
 Quebec Daily News 022 
 
 Qaebec Weekly News 622 
 
 Qnimby, Tuokett & Co 232 
 
 Qninn, James 582 
 
 Race, White & Co. (oppo- 
 site preface) vi 
 
 Rad way 's Ready Relief. i ii 
 
 Ramsay.A 448 
 
 Ramsay, A. G. (inside front 
 coTcr.) 
 
 Ramsay, James 104 
 
 Rapley, Thomas 694 
 
 Reardon, Peter 186 
 
 Redmond, ThomM 462 
 
 Reed, George W 448 
 
 Reed, G. W. &Co 440 
 
 Reford, Dillon & Co 832 
 
 Reid, James B 532 
 
 Reid, C. P. &Co 832 
 
 Renaad, L. & Cassidy 448 
 
 Reybarn & Hunter 292 
 
 Reynolds, Z 872 
 
 Ricard. Nrte 320 
 
 Rice, James 106 
 
 Rich & Giles 188 
 
 Richey, L 822 
 
 Richmond, James 128 
 
 Riokaby, W.T 778 
 
 Ridden, J 822 
 
 Ridout Rrothers & Co 884 
 
 Riely, P. (British HoteU. ... 10 
 
 Riley, P. B 160 
 
 Riley Brothers 828 
 
 Roberts, H. B. (Exchange 
 
 Hotel) 408 
 
 Roberts, John D 120 
 
 Robertson, A 448 
 
 Robertson, A 834 
 
 Robertson, George 294 
 
 Robinson, J. 8 832 
 
 Robinson, T 828 
 
 Robinson, R.(Amerio'n Hotel) 48 
 
 Roblln, M. B 188 
 
 Robson, George 900 
 
 Rogers, James H 834 
 
 Rogers, W. & Thomas 98 
 
 Rogers & King 896 
 
 Rollo&Adam 886 
 
 Rolland, J. B. & Fils 402 
 
 Ronayne, P 454 
 
 Roome, T. P 880 
 
 Roos, Charles 584 
 
 Root's Hotel 584 
 
 Rordans & Finch 880 
 
 Rose, L. B. &Co 462 
 
 PAdl 
 
 Rose, Lawrence 200 
 
 Ross, Alexander 464 
 
 Rossin House 2 
 
 Ronrk, Matthew 296 
 
 Ronth, U. L 456 
 
 Rowe, J. H 284 
 
 Rowland, Frederick 884 
 
 Royal Insurauoe Company.. 456 
 
 Royal Victoria Hotel 534 
 
 RndsoD, William & Son 294 
 
 Russell, George 666 
 
 Rnssell, William 164 
 
 Russell, Wm. &Son 622, 026 
 
 Rnston&Co 454 
 
 Rntley, T. R. G 106 
 
 Ryan, M.P 454 
 
 Ryan, P 454 
 
 Ryley, J. P 127 
 
 Ryerse, W. H 640 
 
 Sadler, James G 222 
 
 Sadlier, D. & J. & Co 460 
 
 Sage& Co 286 
 
 Sager, Noah 540 
 
 Salaris, A 460 
 
 Sample, R. G 654 
 
 Samuel, William 882 
 
 Samuel, L. & M 886 
 
 Sanderson & Co 284 
 
 Sanford, Mclnnis & Comp'y 
 
 XTi, 230, 836 
 
 Savage & Lyman 458 
 
 Sayers, John 690 
 
 Soagel, 8. C 540 
 
 Schluter, William 584 
 
 Scott, Alexander F 62 
 
 Scott, George 906 
 
 Scott, M. G 98 
 
 Scott's Art Repository 4C0 
 
 Scovil, 8. 8 640 
 
 Seath, Robert 4C0 
 
 Secord, S. A 2 
 
 Seifert, 594 
 
 Sessions, Carpenter & Co... 888 
 
 Sessions, Tobey & Co 260 
 
 Sewoll, Wetenhall &Keid... 460 
 
 Shack, A 838 
 
 Shaw, Isaac 298 
 
 Shaw, Samuel J C22 
 
 Shaw, Thomas (Alma Hotel) 52 
 
 Shaw, F.& Bros 462 
 
 Shepherd, George 462 
 
 Shepherd, .John 070 
 
 Sheppard, R 840 
 
 Sheppard, W. H 840 
 
 Sherk, Willson 648 
 
 Shiels, John 294 
 
 Shipley, George 894 
 
 Shoff, I) 340 
 
 Shortlss, James 778 
 
 ShriTe, Richard 784 
 
 Simpson, William 48 
 
 Sinclair, D. & Son 626 
 
 Skinner, Colin 846 
 
 Skinner & Co 194 
 
 SlaTcn, Thomas 200 
 
 Smaill & Thomson 200 
 
 Smale, Thomas 808 
 
 Smart, J 74 
 
 Smeaton's Photograpbio- 
 
 Gallery 622 
 
 Smith, A 888 
 
 Smith, Alex 188 
 
 FAOK 
 
 Smith, George 716 
 
 Smith, George W 682 
 
 Smith, John 462 
 
 Smith, Richard 127 
 
 Smith, Thomas 838 
 
 Smith, Thomas G 472 
 
 Smith, Thomas L. (Ex- 
 change Hotel) 668 
 
 Smith, W. U., outside front 
 
 coTcr and 872 
 
 Smith, William 882 
 
 Smith, A. M. & Go 840 
 
 Smith, Wm. A. ft Co., opp. 
 index cities, towns and 
 
 Tillages, and 462 
 
 Smith & Caulkins. 840 
 
 Smith & Scribner 104 
 
 Smith & Son 64 
 
 Smithers, C. J 424 
 
 Snelling, Wm 188 
 
 Snowdon, C. C, & Co 464 
 
 Spenoe, John C 462 
 
 Spencer, E 682 
 
 Spencer, Hazleton 68 
 
 Spencer & Sons 64 
 
 Sproule, W. P 516 
 
 Stapley, A.J 80 
 
 Steacy, T. B 78 
 
 Stenuett, R. M., & Co 284 
 
 Stephens, A. M,, & Co 640 
 
 Stephensor. House 710, 711 
 
 Stephenson, James 778 
 
 StoTenson, Hugh 44 
 
 Stewart, James 260 
 
 Stewart, Robert 62 
 
 Stiles & Flagg 868 
 
 Stokes, John 620 
 
 Storey, W. H 2 
 
 Stovell, Wm 648 
 
 Street, John 210 
 
 Strong's Hotel 382 
 
 Stroud & Robertson 840 
 
 St. Denis, Alex 568 
 
 St. Lawrence Hall 488 
 
 St. Laurent, F. A 630 
 
 Sullitan, M 058 
 
 Summers, Andrew 664 
 
 Summorville, Alex 298 
 
 Sutton. G. C 496 
 
 Swan & Galbraith .'. 844 
 
 Sweatman, W., & Co 620 
 
 Swindle, Robert 160 
 
 Sykos, 8 490 
 
 Symon, C. & J 2 
 
 Taber, A. B 472 
 
 Taber, K. H 464 
 
 Tait, Wm., ACo * 154 
 
 Tannahill, Robert 44 
 
 Taylor, £. A. (outside flront 
 
 coTer.) 
 Taylor, F. P. G. (inside 
 back cover.) 
 
 Taylor, John A 484 
 
 Taylor, John C 284 
 
 Taylor, PhiUip 616 
 
 Taylor, J. & J 842 
 
 Teaffe, J 694 
 
 Teoumseh Houso 826 
 
 Teefey, M 688 
 
 Telfer, James 128 
 
 Terry, John 846 
 
 Teskey, Albert 30 
 
 MAPS ENGRAVED AND PRINTED BY W. C. CHEWETT <ic CO., TORONTO. 
 
ZZTl 
 
 ADVERTISERS JNDEX. 
 
 ! ', 
 
 I i 
 
 fl 
 
 PAOI 
 
 Thayer, Jesse, jun 424 
 
 ThomM, John H 284 
 
 Thomas, J. & Co 1280 
 
 Thompson, D 760 
 
 Thompson, James 682 
 
 Thompson, N 860 
 
 Thompson, T 844 
 
 Thomson, James £ xviii, xx 
 
 Thomson, Robert H 894 
 
 Thombury, Wm. H 906 
 
 Thornton, E. & Co 404 
 
 Thornton, John S 666 
 
 Thornton & Fisher 644 
 
 Thorp's Hotel 1168 
 
 Tiokell, G. S 1053 
 
 Tisdsle, B. G 62 
 
 Todd, James 80 
 
 Toronto Permanent Build- 
 ing Society 826 
 
 Trarersy, Isidore 632 
 
 Trelease's Hotel 78 
 
 Trent, William 496 
 
 Trotter, R 62 
 
 Trotter, T 210 
 
 Tarnbull, George 104 
 
 Turnbull&Co 289 
 
 Turner, G. H 78 
 
 Turner, John 776 
 
 Tutton, F 296 
 
 Van Norman, C. H. & Co... 288 
 
 Vars, C. N 616 
 
 Vidal, William P 658 
 
 Vinlng& Miller 466 
 
 Wagner, Jaoob 494 
 
 Waites, Thomas 466 
 
 Wakefield, Coate & Co 844 
 
 Walker, A. B 1176 
 
 PAOI 
 
 Walker, Andrew 650 
 
 Walker, David 104 
 
 Walker, J, D 860 
 
 Walker, J. H 466 
 
 Walker, J. P. & Co 240 
 
 Walker, James & Co 468 
 
 Walsh, Patrick 660 
 
 Wallbridge, W. H 44 
 
 Wallace, John 472 
 
 Wallace* Co 120 
 
 Ward, DaTid 10 
 
 Warner, D. 8 136 
 
 Warner, Sidney 906 
 
 Warner, 0. W. & Son 400 
 
 Warren, H. B 468 
 
 Warren, 8. R 466 
 
 Watson, Joseph 568 
 
 Watson, James 894 
 
 Way, James & Co 226 
 
 Webber, Michael 44 
 
 Weir, Robert & Co 468 
 
 Wellard & Pacand 778 
 
 Weller, Samuel 884 
 
 West Brothers 470 
 
 Western Star Hotel 188 
 
 Western Union 98 
 
 Westman, Samuel 844 
 
 Weston, W.H 400 
 
 Wetherald, William 648 
 
 Wharin, AVilliam 846 
 
 Whipple. Dr. M. P 760 
 
 White, E. T., opp. preface. vi 
 
 White, T 289 
 
 Whitlaw, Charles 644 
 
 Whiteside, James 164 
 
 Whitley, John 690 
 
 Whitney, J. W. 846 
 
 PAOI 
 
 Whitney, Richard 128 
 
 Wight, F. L 780 
 
 Wilkes, Robert 846 
 
 Wilkinson, George M 208 
 
 Williams, James 672 
 
 Williams, R. S 84S 
 
 Williams, Dr. W. 8 44 
 
 Williamson, James & Co 468 
 
 Willson House 76 
 
 Wilson, Cornelias 496 
 
 Winch k Potte 670 
 
 Wingen, John 62 
 
 Withers & Wright 846 
 
 Wood, Richard 668 
 
 Wood, John & Co 688 
 
 Woodland, James 682 
 
 Woodley, J. & J 680 
 
 Woodruff, A. L. & Co 289 
 
 Woodruff, Bentley & Co 906 
 
 Woods, James 690 
 
 Woods, Robert 472 
 
 Woods & Co 680 
 
 Woodward,H. W 900 
 
 Woon's Hotel 616 
 
 WoottoD, Joel 860 
 
 Worthington, James 860 
 
 Wright, Clark 296 
 
 Wright, James H 690 
 
 Wright, D. D. & Son 226 
 
 Wyckoff.P 832 
 
 Youell, W. & Co 640 
 
 Young, Henry 660 
 
 YouAg, James 860 
 
 Young, Peter 874 
 
 Young, H. & R 240 
 
 Zealand, Thomas 672 
 
 INDEX TO ADVERTISERS AND SUBSCRIBERS 
 
 TN 
 
 NEW YORK CITY, BUFFALO ANI OGDENSBURG. 
 
 PAOI ' 
 
 Allen, E. B. & Son 1276 
 
 Appleton, D. & Co 1278 
 
 Atlantic Skirt Company 1270 
 
 Campbell, J. H 1276 
 
 Cassaday, Robert 1277 
 
 Chester, E. A. (ReTcre House) 127C 
 
 Conner, James' Sons 1270 
 
 Decker, L 1279 
 
 DcTlin&Co. 1277 
 
 Drake, P. H. & Co 1277 
 
 Farmer, Little ft Co 1284 
 
 Fowler & Wells 1284 
 
 Gray, William 1277 
 
 Griffith, W. H 1284 
 
 Grote, F 1284 
 
 PASS 
 
 Herring & Co 1276 
 
 Hoe, H. &Co » 1277 
 
 Holloway, Thomas 1280 
 
 Howe, Frank E 1288 
 
 Howes' Standard Scales 1288 
 
 Johns & Crosley 1281 
 
 Light, G. E 1281 
 
 Miller, A. & Co 1288 
 
 Noye, John T 1270 
 
 Phelan & Collender (outside back corer). 
 
 Sharp, W.J 1288 
 
 Thomson, W. 8., Langdon & Co 1288 
 
 Union Glass Works 1281 
 
 Watrous, A 1277 
 
 White's Type Foundry 1284 
 
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 ABI 
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 Bang! 
 
 Battal 
 
 Beriai 
 
 Bertrt 
 
 Bulloc 
 
 Bully 
 
 Buzze 
 
 Chami 
 
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 Deasai 
 
 Douso 
 
 FISH, 
 
 Fish, 
 
 Foant 
 
 ABE 
 
 
 
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 Abere 
 Allen, 
 Borig 
 Browi 
 Currl 
 Cuttei 
 Dyer, 
 Dyer, 
 Early 
 Brett 
 FarnI 
 Prarj 
 Kem( 
 MoG( 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT A CO., PRINTERS, BOOKBINDERS AND LITHOORAPHERH, TORONTO. 
 
760 
 
 846 
 
 298 
 
 572 
 
 84>i 
 
 44 
 
 Co 468 
 
 76 
 
 496 
 
 670 
 
 62 
 
 846 
 
 668 
 
 688 
 
 582 
 
 680 
 
 B. ...... 289 
 
 Co 906 
 
 690 
 
 472 
 
 680 
 
 900 
 
 516 
 
 850 
 
 860 
 
 296 
 
 690 
 
 226 
 
 832 
 
 640 
 
 660 
 
 ;.. 860 
 
 874 
 
 240 
 
 572 
 
 BURG. 
 
 PAUK 
 
 1276 
 1277 
 1280 
 1288 
 1288 
 1281 
 1281 
 1288 
 1270 
 
 1288 
 1288 
 1281 
 1277 
 1284 
 
 ONTO. 
 
 
 MITCHELL'S 
 
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 FOB 18G4 & 1865. 
 
 Note. — Cities, Towns and Villages are Alphaheticalli/ arranged under their Post Office name. 
 The names in Capital Lutteus are patrons of the work. 
 
 ABBOTT'S CORNERS, C. E.— A Bmall post Tillnge in the Kast Pftrish of the Beigniory of St. 
 Arniaiid, in the county of MiBsisquoi, and district of Montreal. Distant from Frelighsburgk 2 miles. 
 Population, about 100. 
 
 Smith, Holden IL, postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 ABBOTTSFORD, C- E.— A Tillage eitnated in the parish of St. Paul P'Abbottsford, seigniory of St. 
 Hyacintbe, county of RouTille, and district of Montreal. Distant from the county town 15 miles, from 
 Montreal 40 miles, from Quebec 219 miles, from Toronto 429 miles, and from Hamilton 162 miles. 
 Daily mail. Population, about 150. 
 
 Bangle, Miss Mary, school teacher. 
 
 Battalon, Jean Bte., blacksmith. 
 
 Berian, Mr, notary public. 
 
 Bertram, Mr., blacksmith. 
 
 Bullock, RoBwell, plasterer. 
 
 Bully dit Ballard, Charles, blacksmith. 
 
 Buzzell, E., farmer. 
 
 Chamberlain, John, school teacher. 
 
 Crossfield, Ooias, tavern-keeper and farmer. 
 
 Dessaules, Mr., seignior. 
 
 Douso, J., boot and shoe maker. 
 
 FISH, EUENEZER, J. P., postmaster. 
 
 Fish, Newell, dentist. 
 
 Foantaiae, Mr., blacksmith. 
 
 Oautbier, Mr., mayor. 
 
 Qillespie, Robert, general merchant. 
 
 Oroome, Mr. , secretary and treasurer for village. 
 
 Hungerford, Miss, B''hool teacher. 
 
 Huot, Maurice, general merchant and hotel-keeper. 
 
 Lincoln, R., farmer. 
 
 Luoier, Joseph, boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 Newington, Thomas, J. P. 
 
 Poudrette, Joseph, general merchant. 
 
 Robinson, Rev. F., Episcopalian. 
 
 Scott, Louis, carriage and wagf,on-maker. 
 
 St. George, ReT. C, Roman Catholic. 
 
 St. Mitohel, M., stoves, tiu aad copper-ware. 
 
 Whitney, John, saw vaiW proprietor. 
 
 ABERCORN, O, E. — A post village and port of entry near the Provincial boundary, in the township 
 of Sutton, county of Brume, and district of Montreal. Distant from the county seat 14 miles, Moutreid 
 70 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Aberoorn Qrist and Flouring Mill Co. 
 
 Allen, John, bailiff. 
 
 Boright & Co., merchants. 
 
 Brown, Francis, chair-maker. 
 
 Currier, H., mill owner. 
 
 Cutter, Dr. A., pbysioian. 
 
 Dyer, Q. C, merchant. 
 
 Dyer, V. Jean, merchant. 
 
 Early, Rev. W. F., clergyman. 
 
 Eveiti, Qilbert, barnesa-maker. 
 
 Farnham & Sbeppard, blacksmiths & carriage m'ks. 
 
 Frary, Asa, second cuBtoms officer. 
 
 Kemp, Mr, merchant. 
 
 MoGOWAN, E. H., merobant (see card, p. 2). 
 
 Mighter, Austin, meohanio. 
 
 Miner, Lorenio, horse broker. 
 
 Nerbonne, Benoni, general merohaut 
 
 Nirld, Alfred, general merchant. 
 
 Parker, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Rintnr, Auntin, saw mill owner and waggon.mak«r. 
 
 SFATON, BENJAMIN, J. P.. postmaater, collector 
 
 of customs, phyBioian and surgeon. 
 Shepard, Allen, farmer. 
 Shepard, Charles, carpenter. 
 Spencer, Richard, farmer. 
 Thompson, Honry, cabinet-maker. 
 Willey, Neigham, farmer. 
 
 W. C. CUEWETT & CO., PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 
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 ACTON— ACTON VALE. 
 
 REAPY-MADE CLOTHING, CROCKERY, &c. 
 
 IIiGHEST Makket Price, in Gasb, paid for Wheat, and all sorts or Grain. 
 
 Ts/iiXaXj s a* XI. XI xi rr , .a. o a? our, o, "wr. 
 
 ROSSINHOUSE. 
 
 WILLIAM BELL, Proprietor. 
 
 KILL BTBEET, ACTON, C. W- 
 
 JAMES MATTHEWS, 
 
 ISSUER OF MARRIAOE LICEINSES, 
 
 COXMISSIONEB OT QUSBirS BEKCH. 
 
 MILL STRKET, ACTON, C. W. 
 
 S. A. SECORD, 
 
 SKAlEn IN 
 
 Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, 
 
 B0UT8 AND SHOES, RRADT-MADE CLOTBING, 
 
 Stationery, Orngt, Melioinei, Djre-Stnffi, Paints, 
 
 A large aasortment of Fancy Qoodii, Sweetmeats, Valentlnei, 
 
 Jowcllory, lie. 
 ACTON, Cakada Wut. 
 
 W. H. STOREY, 
 
 SADDLE A3ID HARiVESS MAKER, 
 
 ACTON, C. W. 
 
 DEALER IN 
 
 §x^ ®oobs, §xmm, ^arMuare, J'lour, anb |)robi5iaits of all luubs, 
 
 READT-MADE CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS, &o., 
 ABERCORN P. o. SUTTOISr FLA-TS, C. E. 
 
 HOTEL DU PETJPLE. 
 
 ^» l» ^« ^^^l^^^l^a ^M^l^l,'^^li« 
 
 This HOTEL !■ altuatwl in the oeiitrA of the VilliiKe, and h^i a^^ Jinmidntl ini iiaanrpa^ied. Boardurs taken by the Day or Week 
 
 L. J. CASAVANT, 
 
 Particular attention paid to Rcpnlring Watcru, Clocks, 
 and jKwtLLKRT. 
 
 ACTON VALE, C. B. 
 
 T. CUNNINGHAM, 
 
 Importer & Dealer in Dry Goods, 
 
 OHOCBRIRS, HARDWARK AND CIIOCKBRY, 
 
 BOXTON STRRKT, 
 
 AOTOH VALB. O. B. 
 
 J. A. GUSHING & CO., 
 
 MAMCFACTOHEM t DIALUtg IR 
 
 Lumber, Fanoy and Staple Dry Goods, 
 
 OROCERIKS, UtKUWARi:, PROVISIONS, *c, 
 
 XAI5 BTRKRT, ACTON VALX, O.B. 
 
 H. LEPAGE, 
 
 DEALER IN 
 
 Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions, 
 
 HARDWAHK, &o., 
 AOTON VAI<P., C. B. 
 
 KENNEDY & MULHOLLAND, 
 
 OBNBRAL MBRCHANTB, 
 
 NANUrACTl'RIM Of 
 
 CLOTHING, AND BOOTS AND SHOES, 
 
 ALOERVILLC P.O., C. W. 
 
 GEORGE GRAIN, 
 
 CONTaAOTOR, 
 
 BRlOKLAYLiH AND PL.A8TERFU 
 
 Uf O. C. will put into Oentlanien'ii Honini, on the mmt 
 reaaonulile lernia. all deocripllone of Biucco Coruict, PauDellud 
 Culling!, Oeutra Flower Arrhv*, Ac, lo. 
 
 AlOONQUIN, C. W. 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT & CO., UOOliSELLBlW AND STATIONERS, KINO STREET, TORONTO. 
 
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 IS. 
 
 irdware, 
 
 OTBING, 
 
 DT), Paint*, 
 tts, Valentine!, 
 
 fADA Wl!»T. 
 
 MAKER, 
 
 ill Iiiiibs, 
 
 ^' 
 
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 iDE. 
 
 Day or Week 
 
 visions, 
 
 •I 
 
 Tnd, 
 
 SHOES, 
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 ERKR 
 
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 I, Puiinellvd 
 
 ■ITO. 
 
 ABERFOYLE— ACrON VALE. 
 
 ABEBFOYLB, C. W.— A flourishing village situated on the Brock Road, between Hamilton and 
 Guelpb, in the township of Puslinch, and county of Wellington. It has one common and one select 
 Rchool ; and stages run daily to and from Ouelph and Hamilton. Distant from Ouclph, the county 
 town, 7 miles, and from Hamilton 24 miles. Daily mail. Population about 600. 
 
 Arcade House, G. Hamilton, proprietor. 
 
 Black, John. J. P. 
 
 Cockburn, William, collecting agent. 
 
 Cole, Mrs., innkeeper. 
 
 Cross, Theodore, carpenter. 
 
 FALCONBRIDGE, S., postmaster & gen'l merch't. 
 
 Fr. ier, George, lumber merchant & saw mill prop'r 
 
 HamiUon, O., b-^tel-kcej-er. 
 
 Hammers, John, J, P. 
 
 King, Tom, tavern-keeper. 
 Little, Andrew, carpenter. 
 Mclntyre, Allan, carringe, waggon and agricultural 
 
 implement maker. 
 McLeod, Robert, boot and shoe maker. 
 Miller, William, cnbinet-maker. 
 Ross, David, blncksmith and waggon-maker. 
 Smiib, Alexander, J. P. 
 Treggerson, John, pump-maker. 
 
 ACTON, C. W. — A village in the township of Efquesing, county of Haltan, and a station on the Grand 
 Trunk Railway, at which all the trains f>tnp. It is the centre of a fine wheat growing rrgion. Distant 
 from Toronto 40 miles, and from Guelph 14 miles. Daily mails. Population about 500. 
 
 BELL, WM., prop'r Rossin Huuse (see card, p. 2). 
 
 Clark, James, proprietor Royal Exchange Hotel, 
 cor. Mill and .Main sts. 
 
 Coates, Robert, carpenter and joiner. Mill. 
 
 Corri({ill, P. H., general merchant. 
 
 Firntbrook, Wm., general dealer, Mill. 
 
 Gibbens, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 
 Hagyard, F. C, general merchant, Main. 
 
 Kelson, George P., blacksmith, Mill. 
 
 Langdate, Wm., watch and clock-maker. 
 
 Lightheart, Samuel, cooper. Mill. 
 
 MATTHEWS, JA8., postmaster, clerk of div. ceurt 
 and commissioner in the Q. B., issuer of marriage 
 licenses and telegraph operator (see card, p. 2). 
 
 Maunder, John, miller, near R. R. 
 
 McOarvin, N., chemist and druggist. 
 
 McGarvin, Nelson, M D. 
 
 Midgely, C. general merchant. Mill. 
 
 Morrison, Andrew, music box manufacturer. 
 
 Malouey, !>., boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 Overton, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 ROSSIN HOUSE, Wm. Bell, prop, (see card, p. 2). 
 
 SECORD, MRS. SARAH A., general dealer in gro. 
 
 ceries, &c. (sec card, p. 2). 
 Simons, R. H., proprietor California House. 
 Smith. Sidney, lumber merchant. 
 STOREY, WILLIAM H., saddle and harness-maker, 
 
 Mill (see card, p. 2.) 
 SYMON, C. & J., general merchants (see card, p. 2), 
 Weiger, Charles, tinsmith and dealer. 
 
 ACTON VALE, C. E, — -^ flourishing village near the Roxtnn Falls, in the township of Acton, conity 
 of Ikgot, and district of Montreal, near the Grand Trunk Railway. It is rapidly increasing in size — 
 the Acton Vale gold mines being in the immediate neighborhood — and by some it is called the California 
 of Canada. Difctaut from Roxton Falls 6 miles, from Richmond Railway Junction 28 miles, and from 
 Montreal 49 miles. Daily mail. Population of parish 2,703. 
 
 ARCHAMBAULT, R., notary public. 
 
 Arselin, Alexandre, tinsmith. 
 
 Athable, Falardeau, shoe-maker. 
 
 Barron, E., brewer. 
 
 Bencsha, Charles, grocer. 
 
 Benoit, S., waggon-maker. 
 
 Bernier, II., grocer, &o. 
 
 Bernier, Louis, carpenter. 
 
 Bernier, R. H., notary. 
 
 Bolter, A., lumber dealer. 
 
 Bourgeois, E.. clerk. 
 
 BourgC'iult, Frs., general merchant. 
 
 BUTTERFIELD, J. C, livery stable and restanrnnt. 
 
 CASAVANT, L. J., watchmaker and Jeweller (see 
 
 curd, p. 2). 
 CHARLANl*, L. J. A., Hotel du Pcuple (card, p. 2). 
 Cloutier, Miss L , milliner and dress-maker. 
 Clouticr, P., blacksmith. 
 Crt6. J., boot and shoe-maker. 
 CUN.NINGHAM, T , importer and dealer in dry 
 
 goods, groceries, &c. (see card, p. 2). 
 CUSIIINO, J. A,, manufacturer of lumber, and gen. 
 
 dealer in ^'roceries and provisions (see card, p. 2). 
 DAIQLE, GIARD & CO., grocers, 
 D.kllVS, F. X., blacksmith. 
 DauNerault, E , waggon-makers. 
 Dare, Alfred, clerk. 
 DtiUouchurville, J. V., station agent. 
 Ue);arluis, Benjamin, carter. 
 Dorosier, J., telegraph operator. 
 
 Dorfe, T., baker. 
 
 Dub6, L. P., agont. 
 
 DUBOIS, N. H., merchant. 
 
 DUBOIS, A. Q., J. P., postmaster and gen. merch't. 
 
 Dubord, W. H., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Dubrule, A. H., hotel-keeper. 
 
 Dupuis & Monette. wine and liquor merchants. 
 
 Fontain, E., notary. 
 
 Gangnau, Mr , carpenter. 
 
 Grondin & Bros., carpenters and builders. 
 
 Hngan, J. A., telegraph operator. 
 
 Huberdeau, Gideon, general merchant. 
 
 Jacquet, C, hoot and shoe-maker. 
 
 LABERGr: & PELLETIER, general merchants. 
 
 Laoerte, N., phyi<ician. 
 
 Lacroix, H., carpenter. 
 
 Lafrenicre, A. B., physician and surgeon. 
 
 L'Amoureaux, E., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Langellier, N., founder and machinist. 
 
 Langlois, L. A , general merchant. 
 
 Lapointe, C, boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 La|i(iinle. M , cabinet-maker. 
 
 LAWRANCE, T., flour dealer. 
 
 LEBLANC, D., dry goods, groceries, provisions of 
 
 all kinds, and wines and liquors. 
 Leckie, Robert, agent for Miuing Co. 
 Leclt>re, J. E., saw mill proprietor. 
 LEPAGE, II., dealur in dry goods, groceries, pro> 
 
 visions, hardware (see card, p. 2). 
 Lippe, II., notary public. 
 
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 Lord, B., tailor. 
 
 Lord, Joseph, tailor. 
 
 Lapien & Jutras, anddle and harneas mnVers. 
 
 Marchand, L. E., baker. 
 
 Marebeasaalt, €., blacksmitb. 
 
 McCavaley, Mr., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 McFarlin, Thomas, ageut fur Mining Co. 
 
 McLEAN, CHAS. H., general merchant. 
 
 Merrell, Henry, land proprietor. 
 
 MIGNAULT, II., notary public. 
 
 Moisax, Abraham, bailiff and painter. Main. 
 
 MORKIER, E., dry goods and groceries. Main. 
 
 MORPIEP J., dealer in staple and fancy dry goods 
 
 and groceries. 
 Moniiet, D. J. W., tailor. North. 
 Slorgan, U. J., planing mill proprietor. 
 Moyse, William, tailor. 
 Mount, Wm., physician and aurgeon. 
 Munt, George, school teacher. 
 Neault, E., tailor. 
 Pareteau, Casenifere, grocery. 
 Pearoe, S. T., accountant. 
 Pelleticr, Antoine, hotel-keeper. 
 Quin, KoT. A., clergyman. 
 
 Raaicot, E., carpenter, mmh and blind mann/kctiirer. 
 Kec s, J., oarpenter. 
 Rer d, liouia, baker. 
 Renj^illard, N., general merchant 
 Ri^d, Rer. N. F., olcrgyman. 
 Richard, F. D., tarcrn-keeper. 
 Roohelean, S., boot and ahoe-makcr. 
 Rosoonie, L. & C, bakers. 
 Roussault, Esdras, grocer, opposite market place. 
 Rutland, John, J. P. 
 Snvigue, N., boot and shoe-maker. 
 Scoles, W., boots and shoes. 
 Sheppnrd, Chas. C, provincial land agent. 
 Simunneau, Vital, leather dealer and tanner. 
 SOUFRAS, CHAS., wholesale and retail hardware, 
 groceries, crockery, provisiona, flour and grain. 
 South Eastern Mining Co. 
 St. Denis & Roy, saw mill proprietor*. 
 Tanner, E., lumber dealer, 
 Tremblay, F., tailor. 
 Tremblay, J. B. A., tailor. 
 Vachon, Antoine, general merchant. 
 Wells, George, general broker. 
 Williams, John, captain of the mine. 
 
 ADAMSVILLE, C. E. — A post Tillage in the castoin diviiiion of the township of Famham, county of 
 Brome, district of Montreal. Distant f;'om Cowansville C miles, Granby 10 miles, Montreal 60 miles. 
 Daily mails. Population, 150. 
 
 ADAMS, GEORGE, J. P., postmaster and prop, of 
 flouring and saw mills. 
 
 Baker, Henry, principal AJamsville academy. 
 
 Bonnett, Paul, Shoemaker. 
 
 Borr, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Bull & Gilmnn, sash and door makers. 
 
 Cowie, Elmer, olotb dresser and wool carder. 
 
 Croteau, Leon, carpenter. 
 
 DbLUUIMIER, L. G. v., general merohant, phy- 
 sician and surgeon. 
 
 England, Stephen, tanner. 
 
 Fuller, John, bailiff'. 
 
 GaUin, John, bailiff. 
 
 Gilbert, Richard, farmer. 
 
 Goddard, David, saw mill. 
 
 Goddard, Rufus, aboe-maker. 
 
 Knight, Alson, tanner and leather dealer. 
 
 Knight, G. W., carpenter and joiner. 
 
 McElroy, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Rinter, Jacob, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Skinner, Thos., saddle and harness-maker. 
 
 Taber, Frank, blacksmith. 
 
 Taber, Joseph, farmer. 
 
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 from London 25- miles, Goderioh 30 miles, Clinton 24 miles, and Lucan, a station on the G. T. R., 6 
 miles. Daily mail. Popolatiou about 75. 
 
 CL.\RK, WM., postmaster and general mercbant. 
 
 Clark & Son!>, general merchants. 
 
 Cordttkee, Thos. U.. merohant taitor. 
 
 Essery, John, briok-maJoer and miller. 
 
 Essery & Murphy, saw mill proprietors. 
 
 Frailer, George, carpenter. - 
 
 Hodgins, Moses, blacksmith. 
 
 Hunter, Richard,, briok-mak^r. 
 
 Kilgallon, Walter, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Kinlock, Mr., waggon-mnker. 
 
 Levatt, .\gnes, midwife and milliner. 
 
 Lewis, Wm., blaok.«mith. 
 
 Lyons, Michael, architect. 
 
 Lyons, Wm., builder. 
 
 Mnguire, James, J. P., boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 McCawn, John, hotel proprietor. 
 
 McKenna & Co., tailors. 
 
 MoNamer, Robert, boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 McNamer, Wm., boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 Milter, Jacob, justice of the peace. 
 
 Moody, John, boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 Moore, A. T., general store. 
 
 Moore, Richard, M.D., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Murphy, Rer. James, Catholio clergyman. 
 
 Murphy, John, miller. 
 
 Thompson, James, tanner. 
 
 Thompson, Margaret, milliner. 
 
 Thompson, Marrianne, miliner. 
 
 ADDISON, C. W.— A village in the town.)hip of Elixabethtown and county of Leeds. It has one 
 
 common school. Distant from Brookville, the county town, 12 miles; •«ncl from Perth, <3 miles. 
 Daily mail. Population, about 200. 
 
 Church, Joel, blacksmith. LEWIS COLEMAN, poscmaster and gen. merohant. 
 
 Codd, Richard, cooper. Marshall, Uri, hotel-keeper. 
 
 Copeland, David W., blacksmith. McLean 4 Culbert, boot and aboe-makers. 
 
 Culbert, Thomas, accountant. Wiltse, Esra, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Harton, A R., waggon-maker. 
 
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 ADMASTOIT. O. W. — A ioarisbing post tHSge in the townsblp of Admastsn and county of R«nfk«w, 
 founded in 1840. The township contatDS e'ght common icboola, three of which hare apparntus and 
 libraries connected thereto. The Taluation of real estate is $77,068; and the pernonal property, 
 $17,256., Distant from Perth 65 miles, and from Ottawa City 05 miles. Population of Township 1,718. 
 
 DIack, William, carpenter. 
 
 Brown, Alexander, J. P., township treasurer. 
 
 Brown, George, sen., township clerk and notary. 
 
 Brown, Oeorge, jun., carpenter. 
 
 Brown, James, cooper. 
 
 Brown, Robert, carpenter. 
 
 Connelly, Thomas, cooper. 
 
 Gorman, P., J. P., hotel proprietor and shoemaker. 
 
 Harris, William, crown land agent. 
 
 Hnrtney, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Howard, John, hutcl proprietor. 
 
 Hudson, Charles, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Lochead, Rev. William, clergyman. 
 
 McCormiok, William, tailor. 
 
 McDougall, Mrs. Leah, hotel proprietor. 
 
 McDongall, Mrs. Sarah, hotel proprietor. 
 
 McOee, James, boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 MoMahon, Maurice, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Moore, Ellas, flour, saw mill and lumber merchant. 
 
 Morrow, Thomas, general merchant. 
 
 Murphy, John, carpenter. 
 
 '■''Shea, Bartholomew, carpenter. 
 
 PATTERSON, ARCHIBALD, J. P., postmaster. 
 
 Prentiss, Howard B. , general merchant. 
 
 Ramsey, Darid, carpenter. 
 
 Reid Epbraim, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Thomason, ReT. George, A.M., clergyman. 
 
 Whelan, Thomas, ree»e. 
 
 Wilson, Matthew, boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 Wilson, Richard, boot aj^l shoe-maker. 
 
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 ADELAIDE, C. W. — A small post Tillage situated on the Sarnia branch of the Great Western Railway 
 in the township of Adelaide and county of Middlesex. Distant from London 25 milos, and from Sarnia 
 36 miles. Daily mail. Population about 75. 
 
 Abernivthy, Tamos, shoe-maker. 
 Bray, William, magistrate. 
 Butler, George, township reeve. 
 Clellford, William, carpenter. 
 Evans, Robert, Canadian hotel. 
 Falls, Rev. A. S., Church of England. 
 Fitxpatrick, James, tailor. 
 Forsyth, Alexander, school teacher. 
 Freel, James, shoemaker. 
 Hall, Cliarles, sen,, taller. 
 
 ITall, Charles, waggon msker. 
 
 Hoare, John, mngiatrate, postmaster and merchant. 
 
 Hoar«; Walter, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Ilalton k Gildart flouring mill. 
 
 Ivory, John, J. P., merchant. Front. 
 
 Parker, Edward, blacksmith. 
 
 Preston, Anthony, township clerk and ehoe-maker. 
 
 Preston, Thomas, shoe maker. 
 
 Winn, A., tavern-keeper. 
 
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 ADOLPHUSTOWN, O. W.— A post village in the township «f Adolphnstown and eonnty of liennos, 
 situated on the Bay of Quints, in a good agricultural ^r^gion. Distant from Kingston, ttie county 
 seat, 80 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Allen, P., J. P. 
 
 Coly, C. B., township conncillor. 
 Davis, A. C, township councillor. 
 Dorland, P., township couoeillor. 
 Garner, S., hotel-keeper. 
 Harding, Rev. R., Church of England. 
 Hart, J. & R., waggon-Bnakers. 
 Johnston. S., shoe-maker. 
 Lawtoa, Rev. W., Methodist. 
 
 Lyons, J. & J., carpenters and builders. 
 Lyons, Samuel, saw and planing mill proprietor. 
 Mallory, E., clerk 5lh division court. 
 Pool, A. W., hotel-keeper. 
 Roblin, C. A., township councillor. 
 Sweetman, W. H., J. P. 
 
 WATSON, J. J., J. P., postmaster, -reesre, and gene- 
 ral mvrobant. 
 
 AILSA CRAIO, O. W. — A village pleasantly situated on the banks of the river Sable, and a station 
 on the Grand Trunk Railway, in the townships of West McGillivrny and Williams (E.) and oonnties of 
 Huron and Middlesex. DisUnt from Sarnia 43 miles, Stratford 82 miles, and from Toronto 121 miles 
 Daily mail. Population about 250. 
 
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 tor (see card, p. 10). 
 Alexander, Charles, waggon-maker. 
 Atkinson, T., grain dealer and commission meroh't. 
 Dean, James, proprietor Farmer's Hotel. 
 Jamieson, Alexander, general blacksmith. 
 Logie, Wm., boot and shoe-maker. 
 Mackintosh, A. Q., general merchant. 
 McBain, Donald, carpenter. [p. 10). 
 
 MUNRO, ANGUS, prop. Ailsa Craig Hotel ' ce card, 
 
 Parkyn & Atkinson, general merchants. 
 
 Pranglcy, Oeorge, proprietor R. R. Exchange Hotel, 
 
 near station, O. T. R. 
 Priestly, J. H., J. P., general dealer and commia- 
 
 sioner in Queen's Bench. 
 Rowell, J., boot and shoe-maker. 
 Ruff, Thomas, painter and glaiier, Farmer's Hotel. 
 Shackleton, Henry, postmaster. 
 Smith, James, harness-maker. 
 Webber, A., merchant tailor. 
 
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 AL6EBTON, C. W. — A post Tillage, sitafttcd in the township of Anoaater, and oonnty of Wentworth. 
 Distant ftom Hamilton, the county seat, 14 mites, from Toronto 66 miles, from Montreal 420 miles, 
 from Qacbec 600 miles, and from London U7 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Book, John, boot and bhoe-mnkor and farmer. 
 Biirnsides, John, boot and shoe-maker. 
 GALLOWAY, JAMKS, postmaster and gen. merob't 
 HnmmitI, James, saw mill. 
 Kelly, A., carpenter and juiner. 
 Kelly, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Lees, RcT. John, Canada Presbyterian. 
 Mills, Jumes, carpenter and joiner. 
 Palmer, Wm., farmer. 
 Peer, Nelson, farmer. 
 Tbeal, Lnwson, blacksmith. 
 Wilson, Foster, saw mill owner. 
 
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 ALBION, C. W.— Commonly called Bolton Village— is situated on the riTer (lumber, in the township 
 of Albion, and county of Peel. It was first settled about the year 1821, and has a large trade in grain 
 and flour. Distant from Toronto 28 miles. Daily mail and money order office. Population 726. 
 
 Alexander, Robert, cabinet-maker. 
 
 Anderson, George, boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 Bell, John James, boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 Bolton, Lambert, J. P. 
 
 Bolton, Snniuel, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Brocklebank, Robert, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Brown, Mills & ('o., saw mill, woollen factory and 
 
 carding machine proprietors. 
 Cooly, Joseph, hearth-rug and door-mat manufnc'r. 
 Cocpcr, Thomas, tailor. 
 Curlis, Thomas, hotel-keeper. 
 Curlis, Wm., hotel-keeper. 
 Daaton, W. H., phy.sician and surgeon. 
 Evans, George, J. P., hotel-keeper. 
 Frrser, Hamilton, general merchant. 
 Frier, John, boot and shoe-maker. 
 Galdhouso & Bros., general merchants and saw mill 
 
 proprietors. 
 Gardhonse, J. & W., flour and grist mill proprict's. 
 Hall, John, carpenter and builder. 
 Harper, John, saddle and harness-maker. 
 Hatch, Charles, baker an<l confectioner. 
 Hickman, Edward, physician and surgeon. 
 Hughes, Wm. C, cabinet-maker, carpenter and 
 
 builder. 
 JafFray, Wyatt, general merchant. 
 Johnson, James, J. P. 
 
 Learoyd, Rer. John, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Lowry, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Lowry, James k D., carriage and waggon -makers. 
 
 Lundy, James, blacksmith and waggon-maker. 
 
 Martin, Csesar, tailor. 
 
 McDonald, Francis, cooper. 
 
 Middleton, Wm. J., boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 Mills, James, tailor. 
 
 Mills, Thomas, J. P., tailor. 
 
 Norris, Wm., boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 Owens, James, pump-maker. 
 
 Roberts, James, carpenter and builder. 
 
 8rgswortb, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Shelldrake, Charles, saddle and harness -maker. 
 
 Shields, John, general merchant. 
 
 Sbose, Henry, J. P. 
 
 Smith, ReT. James, Primitive Methodist. 
 
 Stewart, Alexander, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Stork, James, druggist. 
 
 Tamblyn, Rev. J. R., Primitive Methodist. 
 
 Thomas, William, tinsmith. 
 
 WALFORD, SAMUEL, postmaster, bookseller and 
 
 stationer. 
 Warbrick, Joseph F., J. P., tanner. 
 Watson, George, tinsmith. 
 Wheeler, Rev. Joseph, Congregationallst. 
 Wolfe, Jumes, blacksmith. 
 
 AIiDBORO', C. W. — Known also by the name of .\irey, in the township of Aldboro', and county of 
 
 Elgin. Distant from St. Thomas, the county town, 28 miles. Population of townsb'.p about 2,315.. 
 
 Beaton, Alexander, boot and shoe-maker. 
 Carpenter, Luther, genera! merchant. 
 Glasgow Hall, John Livingston, proprietor, j 
 Kirkpatrick, Samuel, township clerk. 
 Lament, Dougald, blacksniith 
 Livingston, John, proprietor Glasgow Hall- 
 McDiarmid, Finlay. J. P., general merchant. 
 MoDOUGALD, DONALD, postmaster. 
 MoDougald, M. & A. R., saw mill owners, 
 
 McGugan, Duncan, township treasurer. 
 Mclntjrc, Duncan, flour and «.tw mill owner. 
 McKillop, John, reeve. 
 McKinlay, James, township councillor. 
 McPhail & Baldwin, boot and shoe-makers. 
 McNeil, Peter, township councillor. 
 Thomson, Archibald, deputy reeve. 
 Waggle, Joseph, physician. 
 Walk* r, Niel, township councillor. 
 
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 ALDERSHOTT, C. W., or Waterdown Station.— A small village and station on the Toronto branch 
 of the Great Western Hallway, in the township of East Floraboro' and county of Wentworth. Large 
 quantities of grain, flour, and lumber are shipped from here nnnuolly. Distant from Uamilton 4 miles, 
 and from Toronto 85 miles. Daily mail. Population about 8C. 
 
 Applegartb, Clarkson, flour & grist mill proprietor. 
 BROWN, ALEXANDER, J. P., poBlmastcr, for- 
 warder, Ac. 
 Greland, James, farmer. 
 McMahon, Daniel, blacksmith. 
 
 Oliver, Hamilton, hotel prop., boot and shoe-maker. 
 I'roudfoot, William, barrister, attorney, &c. 
 Bice, William, farmer. 
 Shouldice, Thomas, hotel-keeper, 
 Sinclair, Robert, boot and shoe-maker. 
 
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 AIiDEBVILIiE, C. W. — Lately called Alnwick, together with the Tillage of Roaeoeath, threa- 
 qnarters of a mile to the oast, and Fenella, two miles to the we!<t, are beautifully situated on the rising 
 ground a few miles south of Rice Lake, in the township of Alnwick and county of Northumberland, in 
 the centre of a good farming country. This district was octtled by the Massouga tribe of Indians 
 about the year 1837, who now form about one half of the pntiro population. There is good water 
 power and severnl mills i& the Immediate viciaity. It i-i on the direct mail route between Cobourg 
 and Percy, and is (!'.8tant from Cobourg, the county town, 18 miles, and from Hastings 10 miles. 
 Population of the three Tillages about 400. 
 
 Brinton, William, blacksmith. 
 Brown, William, township councillor. 
 Burkell, Qeorge, carpenter and waggon-maker. 
 Campbell, A. D., carpenter. 
 Campbell, James, township resTO. 
 Cormaok, William, carpenter. 
 Crookshank, Mrs., milliner and dress-maker. 
 Custers, James, general merchant. 
 Dawe, John, shoe-maker. 
 Edmison, Alexander, blacksmith. 
 Elenor, Mrs. Q. D., milliner and dress-maker. 
 Elcnor, John, carpenter. 
 Ferguson, Albert, hotel-keeper. 
 Ferguson, Alexander, carpenter. 
 Foriner, John, shoe-maker. 
 Qrier, David, cnrpenter. 
 Halloran, Patrick, tailor. 
 
 Harstone, John, J. P., general merchant and town- 
 ship treosurcr. 
 Hawthorn, John, township councillor. 
 Hicks, Henry, blacksmith. 
 
 Hurlburt, Rov. S., Wesleyan Methodist 
 
 Kennedy, Alex., J. P. 
 
 KENNEDY & MULHOLLAND, general merchants, 
 
 manufacturers of clothing and boots and shoes, 
 
 (see card, p. 2.) 
 Knox & Ferguson, waggon-makers. 
 Knox, Robert, carpenter. 
 Longon, Wm., tailor. 
 
 McCrea, J. N., M.D., physician and surgeon. 
 McCroerTy, James, shoemaker. 
 McDonald, John, saddle and harness-maker. 
 MULHOLLAND, ROBERT, postmaster and insar- 
 
 ance ngent. 
 Pollock, Archibald, blacksmith. 
 Scott, RcT. W. L,, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Sceper, James, hotel-keeper. 
 Slater, Thomas, township councillor. 
 Stevenson, Walter, township councillor. 
 Sunday, Rct. J. (Indian) vVesleyan Methodist. 
 Whitlaker, Qeorge, township clerk. 
 
 ALEXANDRIA, C. W. — A post village in the township of Lochiel, county of Glengory, and having 
 an excellent local trade. Distant from Cornwall, the county town, 26 miles, Montreal OG miles, and 
 from Lancaster, a station on the Grand Trunk Railway, 12 miles, with daily stage each way. 
 Population about 850. 
 
 Allen, O. L , general merchant. 
 
 Cattannach, Angus, shoe-maker. 
 
 Chariebois, Xavier, blacksmith. 
 
 Chestnut, Isaae, weaver. 
 
 Chisholm, A. R., farmer. 
 
 Chisholm, Donald, shoemaker. 
 
 Chisholm, Rev. J., D D., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Colley, Mrs. M., milliner. 
 
 ConTent of the Sisters of the Holy Cross. 
 
 Cummings, Alexander, cooper. 
 
 Cummings, John, cooper. 
 
 Curbut, John, saddle and harness-maker. 
 
 DeChane, Mr., baker. 
 
 Dor<i, Solomon, cabinet-maker. 
 
 Equitable Fire Insurance Co., C. McDonald, agent. 
 
 Graham, Rev. Mr., Free Church. 
 
 Harrison, Qeorge, farmer and general merchant. 
 
 International Life Insurance Co., C. McDonald, agt. 
 
 Kennedy, Donald, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Kennedy, John, carpenter and carriage-maker. 
 
 Kinnon, M., carpenter. 
 
 McDonald, A. S., general merchsnt. 
 
 McDonald, Allan, carpenter and carriage-maker. 
 
 McDonald, Angus L., J. P. and merchant tailor. 
 
 McDonald, Calvin, J. P., physician and surgeon and 
 
 insurance agent. 
 McDonald & Co., gtneral merchants, and woollen, 
 
 saw and mill owners. 
 McDonald, D. A,, J. P., agent Ontario Bank. 
 McDonald, Donald, hotel-koeper. 
 McDonald, Mrs. Helen, hotel-keeper. 
 McDonald, Hugh, merchsnt tailor. 
 McDonald, James, ^^lacksmith. 
 McDonald, Mrs. John, uiilliner. 
 McDonald, John, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 McDonald, John, teller Ontario Dank. 
 
 McDonald, Ronald, general merchant. 
 
 McDoncll, A R. M., tanner. 
 
 McDonell, Miss, milliner. 
 
 McDonull, Julin, mason. 
 
 McDoncll, John D., J. P. 
 
 McDONELL, ALEXANDER, J. P., postmaster, re- 
 gistrar, insurance agent and general merchant. 
 
 McDonnell, Donald, mason. 
 
 McDonnell, Duncan, clerk division court. 
 
 .McDougald, Alexander, merchant tailor. 
 
 McDougatd, Lauchlan, blacksmith. 
 
 McDougald, William, bouse and sign painter, 
 
 MoQlllis, Miss, milliner. 
 
 Mctiillis, Donald, hotel keeper. 
 
 MoOillis, Lauchtin, carpenter. 
 
 McKunzic, A. M., barrister, notary public, collect- 
 ing and land agent. 
 
 McNlillan, James, hotel-keeper. 
 
 McNeil, Mrs., milliner. 
 
 McNeil, William, shoe-maker. 
 
 McPhee, Dougald, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 McPhee, D. D., general merchant, baker and hotel- 
 keeper. 
 
 Millar & Cami)bell, founders and machinists. 
 
 Millar, J. W., carpenter. 
 
 Ontario Bank. D. A. McDonald, agent. 
 
 Provincial Insurance Co., Alex. McDonell, agent. 
 
 Simpson, James, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Simpson, ,1. k. J , general merchants. 
 
 Summers, William I)., shoe-maker. 
 
 Wasons, George, plasterer. 
 
 Wilson, Robert, blacksmith. 
 
 Wilson, Robert, carpenter and carriage maker. 
 
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 ▲IiOONQUIN, C. W. — A post vilUge aitaatQd in tb« townablp of Augusta ud county of QrenriU*, 
 South Riding. Population about 100. 
 
 Alewell, J'^hn, boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 GRAIN, QEORGE, contractor & builder (see card, 
 
 p. 2). 
 Ferguson, Sandy, cooper. 
 Hanner, Samuel, & Son, saw mill owners. 
 Lauden, Reuben A. , photographer and painter. 
 Ludderby, Frederick, boot and shoe-maker. 
 Mathews, Yohomas, boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 McKenzie, Alexander, oooper and grocery. 
 
 McNiesh, Andrew, blacksmith. 
 
 Murray, James, carriage and waggon-maker. 
 
 Walker, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Walker, Samuel, cooper. 
 
 Wright, Joseph, J. P. 
 
 Wright, S., postmaster. 
 
 Wood, Robert, grocery. 
 
 ALIiANDALE MILLS, C- W. — A post village situated on the Indian river, in the township of 
 Otonabee and county of Peterboro', within a short distance of Rice Lake. Distant from Peterboro', 
 the county town, 10 miles, from Cobourg 30 miles, and from Keene station, on the C. & F. Railway, 
 6 miles. Population about 200. 
 
 Aitken, John and Thomas, coopers & stave-makers. 
 
 Calder, William, tanner. 
 
 Chisholm, Alexan'er, saddle and harness-maker. 
 
 Connel, Alexander, blacksmith. 
 
 Hicks, James, shoe-maker. 
 
 Humphries, James, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Logan, John, saloon-keeper. 
 Shearer & Sons, carpenters and builder*. 
 SHORT, RICHARD, postmaster and saw mill pro- 
 prietor. 
 Short, Thomas, foundry, flour and grist mill prop'r. 
 Stark, Adam, accountant. 
 
 ALLAN PARK, C. W. — A post office station on the Durham road, in the township of Beutinck, 
 and county of Orey. Distant from Durham GJ miles. 
 
 ALLAN, GEO. B., postmaster. 
 
 I Allan, Thos. & Geo. B., general merchants. 
 
 ALLAN'S CORNERS, C. E.— A post village in the county of Cheteanguay, C. E., situated on the 
 river Chateauguay, and likely to become a flourishing town. Dis^aLt from Montreal 36 miles. 
 
 Allan, William, general merchant. 
 Anderson, Hugh, weaver. 
 Blacket, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Bryson, Alexander, farmer. 
 Bryson, James A., J. P. and farmer. 
 Campbell, Neil, farmer. 
 CuUen, John, farmer. 
 Gagnier, Joseph, farmer. 
 Kinghorn, Mrs., farmer. 
 
 Martin, John, fiirnitr. * 
 
 McARTIIUE, WILLIAM, postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 McCuaig, Sarah, farmer. 
 Mclntyre, Mrs., farmer. 
 Porter, Andrew, farmer. 
 Taylor, Wm., butcher. 
 Williams, James M., school teacher. 
 Young, Rev. Mr. 
 
 ALLENDALE, C W. — A- post village contiguous V vhe Barrie station of the Northern Railway, in 
 tb township of Innisfil, and county of Simcoe. Dit'.ant from Collingwood 32 miles, and from Toronto 
 64 miles. Daily mail. Population about ?.00. 
 
 Boone, John, proprietor. Railroad Hotel, Bradford. 
 
 Brooks, Stanley, blacksmith. 
 
 Burns, Edward, mason. 
 
 Cox, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Crooks, James, tanner and currier. 
 
 Gregg, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Hamlin, Ambrose, hotel-keeper. 
 
 Hill, Wm., 
 
 Jarvis, G. T., tanner and currier. 
 
 King, John, general merchant, Bradford. 
 
 Little, W. C, J. P., deputy reeve. 
 
 McMabon, James, gene!-al merchant, near station. 
 
 Milbum, Samuel, steam saw mill, near station. 
 
 Ross, John, station mnstar and freight agent. Depot. 
 
 SHERIDAN, BERNARD, postmaster. 
 
 Sheridan Brothers, general merchants. 
 
 Wells, David, hotel keeper. • 
 
 ALLISTON, C. W. — A stnall post village in the township of Teoumseth, county of Simcoe. Founded 
 in 1856. Distance from Barrie 25 miles. Population 100. 
 
 Adams, William, cabinet-maker. 
 
 Buyers, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Buyers, William, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Cowan, Charles, grain dealer. 
 
 FLETCHER, GEORGE, postmaster, and saw mill 
 
 proprietor. 
 Fletcher, John, flour mill proprietor. 
 Haslop, Rev. Mr. 
 Hood, Frederick, hotel-keeper. 
 Johnston, William, cabinet-maker. 
 
 Lounds, Thomas, hotel-keeper. 
 
 Malcolm, A., general store-keeper. 
 
 Malcolm, Mrs., milliner and dress-maker. 
 
 Miiwhenger, William, saddle and harness. maker. 
 
 Millen, Andrew, boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 Pours, John, beef and pork dealer. 
 
 Pruyson, Joseph, general store. 
 
 Schefley, C, Druggist. 
 
 Wightman, Adam, blacksmith. 
 
 Whnsey, Abel, cabinet-maker. 
 
 W. C. CHBWETT & CO., PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, KmO STREET, TORONTO. 
 
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 ISLAND— ALMONTE. 
 
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 leer. 
 
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 'eterboro', 
 
 Railway, 
 
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 lill prop'r. 
 
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 ALIiUMETTE ISLAND, C. E.— A ■> 
 Ottawa river. Distant from Ottawa abc 
 townahip 1600. 
 
 Braniff, Daniel, carriage and waggon-maker. 
 
 Broucb^re, F., hotel-keeper. 
 
 Bums, Patrick, carpenter. 
 
 Chapine, EJmond, boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 Coghlan, D., carriage and waggon-maker. 
 
 Coghlan, John, J. P. 
 
 Coghlan, Denis, blacksmith. 
 
 Coleman & McCord, barristers. 
 
 Copp, James, carpenter and builder. 
 
 CosgroTe Thomas P., brickmaker. 
 
 Fleming, A., blacksmith. 
 
 Fleming & Church, barristers. 
 
 Gray, M. L., J. P. 
 
 Huntingdon, S. A., flour merchant. ^ 
 
 Kelly, J. 1^.> fanning-mill manufacturer. 
 
 on on iMmettr ^sland, in the Connty of Ton 
 - 90 B-ulei, an') rom Pembroke 6 miles Pnt 
 
 dealer in dry goods, 
 notel-kee' 
 
 -maker 
 dry good- 
 
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 <ati 
 
 ■itmnHter. 
 iHion court. 
 
 Kelly Ti 
 
 Kelly. T 
 
 Lirecott, F., boot ar 
 
 Lynob, Denis, deal'' 
 
 Lynch, Rer. Jame' 
 
 Lynch, John, J. P 
 
 Madinge, 0., clerk ' 
 
 Malony, A., hotel-kr<<per. 
 
 Matre, D. L., county officer. 
 
 McDoucll, A., carpenter. 
 
 Payne James. 
 
 Ponpore, John, merchant. 
 
 Quin, John D., county ofllcer. 
 
 Smith, Terence, crown land agent. 
 
 Wilcox, B., carpenter. 
 
 ALMA, C. W. — A post village situated on the gravel road leading to Quelph, at the junction of the 
 town-lines of Nichol, Peel and Pilkington, iu the county of Wellington. Distant from Quelph, the 
 county town, 18 miles, and from Uamilton 49 miles. Population 100. 
 
 Almander, John, Wellington Hotel. 
 
 Anderson & Thompson, blacksmiths, waggon and 
 agricultural implement makcru. 
 
 Cousins, Henry, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Crown Hotel, John Duncan, proprietor. 
 
 Cullum, Croftin D., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Duncan John, Crown Hotel. 
 
 GRAHAM, THOMAS, postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 
 Isaac, Miss Eliza, milliner and dress maker. 
 
 Isaac, James, blacksmith and agricultural imple- 
 ment maker. 
 
 Itst^ac, Mrs. James, milliner and dress-m^ikei*. 
 
 Lowe, C. B., flour, feed and grain dealer. 
 
 Miller, Henry & Co., cabinet-makers, carpenters 
 and builders. 
 
 Moore, John W., boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 Wellington Hotel, John Almander, proprietor. 
 
 ALMIRA, C. W.— A post village, situated in the township of Markham, and connty of York, East 
 Biding. Distant from Toronto 24 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Bowman, James, J. P., assistant postmaster and gen- 
 eral merchant. 
 
 BOWMAN, JOHN, J.P., postmaster, flour mill pro- 
 prietor, dyer and scourer. 
 
 Brassell, John, cooper. 
 
 Fenner, Thomas, planing mill. 
 
 Ferris, Wm., tinsmith and constable. 
 
 Gonnciy, James, auctioneer. 
 
 Hay'iea, Robert, tailar. 
 
 Humphrey, Daniel, bricklayer. 
 
 Jackman, Henry, blacksmith. 
 
 Jenning, Samuel, gunsmith. 
 
 Kranaghn, James, constable. 
 
 Morrison & Armstrong, edge tool, blacksmiths and 
 
 carriage-makers. 
 Ratolifl', Wm., saw mill and lumber merchant. 
 Strass, Rev. Wm. 
 Weathers, Wm., weaver. 
 Williamson, Joseph, pottery. 
 
 ALMONTE, C. W. — One of our most thriving villages, situated on the Mississippi river, in the town- 
 ship of Ramsay, and county of Lanark. It is the present terminus of the Brockville and Ottawa 
 Railway, and possesses one of the best water-courses in Central Canada, which has been made avail- 
 able by the erection of two woollen factories, two grist mills, one sash, door and blind factory, one 
 tannery, three saw mills and n shingle mill. The woollen cloth factories of Messrs. B. & W. Rosamond 
 and Mr. John Mcintosh, are among the finest in the Province. Distant from Perth, the county town, 
 26 miles, Ottawa City 36 miles, and from Brockville 63 mites. Daily mail. Population of Almonte 
 900, and of the township 4,090. 
 
 Almonte Expreit job printing ofGco, J. L. Morris, 
 
 Island. 
 ALMONTE HOUSE, W. C. LEWIS, proprietor. Mill 
 
 near the station (see card, p. 10). 
 ALMONTE WOOLLEN MILLS. J. MoINTOSH, 
 
 proprietor, office. Mill (see card, p. 10). 
 Anderson, Matthew, general merchant. Bridge. 
 Anderson, Robert, deputy registrar for the North 
 
 Riding of Lanark, conveyancer, oommiuiouer in 
 
 B. R., &c., office. Brougham. 
 Barnet, Moses, cooper. Bridge. 
 Bnrnet, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 Beynon, Rev. George, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 BOND, JOSEPH, Jun.„ tinsmith, and dealer in 
 stoves, japanned and pressed ware, &o.. Mill. 
 
 BRITISH HOTEL, P. REILY, proprietor, Mill 
 (see card, p. 10). 
 
 BROWN & McARTHUR, general merchants and 
 dealers. Mill (see card, p. 10). 
 
 Bruce, James C, general dealer. Mill. 
 
 Brunson, Wm., conductor of B. & 0. R R , Mill. 
 
 Cameron, David, commissioner in B. R., &o. 
 
 Cameron, Donald, general blaeksmitb, Bridge. 
 
 Cataract Grist and Flouring Mills, J. M. Haakin, 
 
 proprietor. 
 Cole, J. " 
 
 K., proprietor Cole's Hotel, Mill. 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT & CO., BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, KINO STREET, TORONTO. 
 
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 .A^ILSA. CR^ia HOTEL, 
 
 ANGUS MDNUO, Pbopbhtob. 
 This is the best conducted Hotel in the Village, and travellers will find ererj accommodation. 
 
 ALMONTE WOOLLEN MILLS 
 
 JOHN Mcintosh, 
 
 MANUFACTURER OF 
 
 l^00lUtt Itr^tfls and ^aittg ^UtJx^, 
 
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 ALMONTE. C. W. 
 
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 ALMONTE, C.W. 
 
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 W. C. LEWIS, PROPRIETOR. 
 
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 The Royal Mail Stages connecting with the B. & O. Railway from Arnprior 
 and Pakeoham, arrive and depart from this House daily. 
 
 N. B.— We reoommend this House as best in the place.— />iii. 
 
 P. REILY, PROPRIETOR 
 
 .MILL STREET, ALMONTE. 
 
 The Proprietor begs to inform the Trayelling Public, that he has leased the above Motel, and will spare no 
 pains to render every accommodation to the Quest who honors his Mouse with their patronage. 
 
 CHOICE DRANDS OF WINES LIQUORS AND CIGARS IN TUE BAR. 
 nr« B.— Mr. p. IIBIL.Y U aUo Agent for Mewr*. FllOgT 4c W^OODi FoimcUra* A.o.f SmUI»*a F«1U 
 
 BROWN & McARTHUR, 
 
 DEALERS m 
 
 Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, 
 
 Hardware, Oreekery, Boots and Shoes, kc *o. 
 
 lULL STUEET, ALMONTE, C. W. 
 
 A Large Stock of Drugs and Medidoes eoustantly on band. 
 
 G. D. NORTHGRAVES, 
 
 MILL STBEBT, ALMONTE, O. W. 
 4Sy- Watchh and JiniBT warranted to give latMhctkm.'^ll 
 
 BBIDOB 8TBKBT, ALMOBTB, C W. 
 
 DUNCAX McGregor, Jroprhtoe 
 
 
 
 49*' Boarden taken by tbe day or week, at reasonable ratal. 
 
 A GOOD STAOLI ATTACRID. 
 
 DAVID WARD, 
 
 MALB IN 
 
 Dry Goods, CIroecries, Hardware, 
 
 Croekery, Boots A Shoes, Beady-made Clothing, 4o. 
 
 ALSO, MANUrACTUlUB Of TINWARE. 
 BRIDGE STREET, ALMONTE, O. W. 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT & CO., BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, KINO STREET, TORONTO. 
 
 
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 Crawford, John, baker and confectioner, Bridge. 
 Crowe, 0., switehmaD D. & O. R. R., near station. 
 Cunningbam, Patrick, bouse, sign and ornamental 
 
 painter, &o., Mill. 
 DAVIS, SAMUEL, clerk of the .Mmonte House. 
 Dickson, Mrs. E., teacher, 13 Almonte com. gchuol. 
 Drewry, R., saddle and harness-maker, Mansel's 
 
 tannery. 
 Field, Charles E., mnnufacturcr and dealer in chairs 
 
 and cabinet ware, Mill. 
 Forgie, Wm., grocery and provi.«ion store, Bridge. 
 Garry, Robert, flour & grist mill proprietor. Main. 
 Harris, A., general merchant, Mansel's tannery. 
 Haskins, J. M., proprietor Cataract Mills, grist and 
 
 flouring. 
 Howden, Robert, M.D., physician and surgeon, 
 
 Princess. 
 Lang, John, lumber merchant and saw mill proprie- 
 tor. Island. 
 LawsoD, Walter, saddle, harness and trunk-maker, 
 
 Mill. 
 Leach, Charles, cabinet-maker, Mansel's tannery. 
 Levy, E., blacksmith and waggon-maker. 
 LEWIS, W. C, proprietor of the Almonte House, 
 
 livery stables, and general dealer in produce, Mill 
 
 (see card, p. 10). 
 Lockbart, Mrs. Isabella, grocery. 
 Long, Geo. B., tailor. Mill. 
 
 Mansel, J., lumber merchant and saw mill proprie- 
 tor, Mansel's tannery. 
 Manuel, Miss A., millinery, Mill. 
 McArthnr, Peter (of Brown & McArthur) Almonte 
 
 House. 
 McEwen, D., tailor. Bridge. 
 McFee, Arch., proprietor wool-carding and shingle 
 
 mills. Mill. 
 McGee, Thomas, boot and shoe-maker. Mill. 
 McGregor, DUNCAN, proprietor Victoria Hotel, 
 
 Bridge (see card, p. 10). 
 McINTOSH, JOHN, prop'r Almonte Woollen Mills 
 
 (see card, p. 10). 
 McINTOSH, J., captain volunteer infantry corps. 
 
 (see Almonte Woollen Mills). 
 MoKenzie, Rev., Presbyterian. 
 MoMorine, Rev., Established Church of Scotland. 
 
 Monties, J.. J. P., genera! merchant, commissioner in 
 Qaeen'i Bench, incorance agent, &e.. Bridge. 
 
 Morris, J. L., printer, Exprttt job prinliug office, 
 Almonte hotel. 
 
 Moyston, Dr. W., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Murphy, John, blacksmith. Mill. 
 
 N0RTHGRAVE8, G. D., watchmaker and jeweller, 
 Mill (see card, p. 10). 
 
 Patterson, John, clerk of the division court. Bridge. 
 
 Phillips, W., carpenter and builder. Island. 
 
 Proctor, J. E., merchant tailor. Bridge. 
 
 REA, H. W., dealer in dry goods, groceries, and 
 hardware, hats, caps, boots, shoes, and rubbers, 
 ready-made clothing, &c., Mill. 
 
 REILY, PATRICK, proprietor of the British Hotel, 
 Mill (see card, p. 10). 
 
 ROSAMOND, B. & W., proprietors of the Victoria 
 woollen mills. 
 
 Russell, William, teacher 13 Almonte com'n school. 
 
 Saylor, John, dealer in hardware, agricultural im- 
 plements, general agent and importer of field and 
 garden seeds, Mill. 
 
 Scott, John, station agent B. & O. Railway, resi- 
 dence near station. 
 
 SHAW, ALEXANDER, chemist and druggist, and 
 dealer in coal oil and lamps, &c.. Inland. 
 
 Slaughtery, Patrick, blacksmith, Mansel's tannery. 
 
 Smith, Andrew, waggon- maker. Main. 
 
 Smith, Thomas, proprietor Almonte tannery, Island. 
 
 Spencer, Rev. il. A., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Stafford, Henry, general dealer in groceries and 
 liquors, Bridge. 
 
 Tennant, W. & Co., general merchants. Inland. 
 
 Trenham, N. G., daguerrean and ambrotypc artist. 
 Mill. 
 
 VICTORIA HOTEL, D. McGregor propriet'r, Bridge 
 (see card, p. 10). 
 
 VICTORIA WOOLLEN MILLS, B. & W. Rosamond 
 proprietor, office in mills (see card, p. 10). 
 
 WARD, DAVID, general merchant and manufac- 
 turer of tinware. Bridge (see card, p. 10). 
 
 Wilson, Geo., at Almonte house. 
 
 Wilson, Robert, teacher 13 Almonte comm'n school. 
 
 WYLIE, JAMES U., dealer in dry goods, groceries, 
 hardware, boots and shoes, ready-made clothing, 
 crockery, &o., &o., and postmaster, Mill. 
 
 AXiTOX, C. W. — A post village in the tovrnship of Caledon and county of Peel, situated on the river 
 Credit. Distant from Toronto 48 miles, and from Hamilton 66 miles. Population 200. 
 
 Ball, Gfc.'>''ge P., cabinet-maker, 
 
 Braddy, William, boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 Brooks, George, hotel-keeper. 
 
 Caldwell, James, general merchant. 
 
 Cameron John, weaver. 
 
 Clark, Nicholas, reeif jnt farmer. 
 
 Clark, William, saw mill owner. 
 
 Dean John, hotel-keeper. 
 
 Dodds, George, edgetool-maker. 
 
 Ford, John, cabinet-maker and furniture dealer. 
 
 Fuller, A. O., carpenter. 
 
 Glover, John, wnggon-maker. 
 
 Hartsell, Robert, school teacher. 
 
 ]^eys, Andrew, blacksmith. 
 
 Maw, Robert, clothing merchant and woollen mill. 
 
 McCartney, Hanoe, blacksmith. 
 
 McClellan, James, resident farmer. 
 
 MoClellan, John L., carpenter. 
 
 MoDeviti, James, weaver. 
 
 McLean, Emery, general merchant. 
 McPhee, Allen, tailor. 
 
 MEEK, JOHN S., J. P., post-master, general mer- 
 chant and commissioner in B. R. 
 Meek, Robert, general merchant and cooper. 
 Mullin, Michael, shoe-maker. 
 Pipe, John, tanner and currier. 
 Riddell, John K., physician and snrgeon. 
 Rowecliffe, E., blacksmith. 
 Russel, H. C, resident farmer. 
 Russell, Thomas, J. P. 
 Smith, Alfred, resident farmer. 
 Smith, Henry, shoe-maker. 
 
 Smith, Nicholas, resident farmer uA waggon-maker. 
 Smith, Robert, waggop-maker. 
 Smith, Walter, plasterer. 
 Waldick, William, hotel-keeper. 
 Wilkinson, Richard, saw-mill owner. 
 Wright, Thomas, grist and saw-mill owner. 
 
 W. C. CUEWETT & CO., LAW STATIONERS AND PRINTERS, KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 
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 ALTONA, C. W. — A post village on the town-line between the townships of Pickering and Uxbridge, 
 County of Ontario, South Riding, on the west branch of Duffin's Creek, with a good water-power. 
 Thirty miles north east from Toronto, and 20 miles north west from Whitby, the county town. 
 Population about 200. 
 
 Baikie, Magc'js, boot nnd shoe-maker. 
 Beesaw, John, builder, saw and planing mills. 
 Brown, Andrew, proprietor Altoua Hotel. 
 Cliff, Edwin, dyer and scourer, 
 Tfngerroan, Lorenzo, pump-maker 
 MONKHOUSE, JOSEPH, J. P., postmaster, flour 
 mill proprietor and grain dealer. 
 
 Monkhouse, Thomas, general merchant. 
 Mordon, George, butcher. 
 Skene, James II., millwright. 
 Skene, William U., millwright. 
 Stouffer, Samuel, cooper. 
 Wilson, James, blacksmith. 
 
 ALVIITSTON, C. W. — A thriving post village, situated on the river Sydenham, in the township of 
 Brooke, and county of Lambton. Distant from Sarnia, the county town, 40 miles, from Hamilton 120 
 miles, and from Toronto 150 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Bcnner, William, hat«l-keeper. 
 
 BRANAN, J. W., postmaster and Township Treas. 
 
 BRANAN, R. W., lumber merchant, flour, grist 
 
 and saw mill proprietor (see card). 
 Cabill, Thomas, carpenter and cabinet-maker. 
 Currie, John, boot and shoe-maker. 
 Downie, John, farmer. 
 Ferguson, Hugh, blacksmith. 
 
 Gillis, Duncan, tailor. 
 
 Qorsuch, John, farmer. 
 
 Kitchen, Peter, farmer. 
 
 Newman, Joseph, boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 Stanley, John, general merchant and hotel-keeper. 
 
 Wngner, Frank, painter, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Weeks, William, mason. 
 
 AMELIASBURQ, C. W— A village situated at the outlet of Roblin Lake, in the township of Ame- 
 liaHbiirg, and county uf Prince Edward. Distant from Picton 15 miles, from Belleville 10 miles, and 
 from Kingston 65 miles. Tri-weekly mail. Population 150. 
 
 Briant, Aaron, hotel-keeper. 
 
 Coalman, Charle.'<, waggou-maker. 
 
 Coalman, David, carpenter. 
 
 Coalman, James, blacksmith. , ,, 
 
 Davis, John, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Deloney, Henry, draper and tailor. 
 
 Drury, Chai-les, millwright. 
 
 Uenesey, Jas. R., boot and shoe-maker and dealer. 
 
 Uiggins, James H., boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 Ostrom, Joseph K., general store. 
 Potts, Charles, physician and surgeon. 
 Roblin, Edward, clerk division court. 
 ROBLIN, OWEN, J. P., postmaster, general mer- 
 chant, cooper, and miller. 
 Sprague, Elijah, blacksmith. 
 Sprague, J., waggon-maker. ^, . 
 
 Swella, Peter, cooper. 
 
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 AMHER8TBURQ, C. W. — An incorporated town, situated near the mouth of the Detroit river, ia 
 the township of Maiden and county of Essex. The scenery along the banks of the river is beautiful, 
 both above and below the town, but particularly the latter, where the river emerges into lake Erie, and 
 the climate cannot be surpassed. A fort called Maiden is now occupied as an asylum in which there 
 is about 200 patients. The military reserve near the town has been laid out into two-acre lots, and ia 
 now occupied by local pensioners. Distant from Sandwich, the county town, 15 miles, and from 
 Windsor i.^ voiles. Daily mail and money order office. Population, 2279. 
 
 Abel, John, carpenter and cabinet-maker. 
 Allin, William, carpenter. 
 
 Anderson, Edmund, collector of customs nsd insur- 
 ance agent. 
 Archer, William, grocer. 
 Askio, J. A., registrar. 
 Atkinson, John, carpenter. 
 
 Atkinson, John & Jas., carriage and waggon makers. 
 1> .oy, ^barles, clerk of the peace. 
 Baker, James, grocer, 
 Beatrie, Mid -el, hoot and shoe-maker. 
 Beniteau, Leandre, blacksmith. 
 Beniteau, Miss, milliner and dress-maker. 
 Bertrand, Lemond, butcher. 
 Bortrand, Oliver, boot and shoe-maker. 
 Bertrand, Thomas, butcher. 
 Borrowman, Alexander, carpenter. 
 Borrowraan, James A., tin and ooppersmith. 
 Botsford, iLianson, clerk of division court. 
 Botsford, Daniel, carpenter. 
 Bouffitrd, Gregoire, cooper. 
 
 Boyle, George, carpenter. 
 
 Breault, Marcel, boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 Bricsh, Thomas H., bailiff. 
 
 Brisbois, Gilbert, tailoi'. 
 
 British North American Hotel, Jas. Webber, prop. 
 
 Brown, Charles, saddle and harness-maker. 
 
 Brown, Charlotte, innkeeper. 
 
 Brown, John, jr., bookseller. 
 
 Brush, Thomas X., clerk of council. 
 
 Bungey, Wm., carriage and wuggon-maker. 
 
 Cady, James, hotel-keeper. 
 
 ('allum, Alex., saw-mill proprietor. 
 
 Carpenter, Charles, carriage and waggon-maker. 
 
 Cleworth, Rev. Thomas, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Conroy, Parrel, hotel-keeper. 
 
 County of Middlesex Insurance Company, George 
 
 Wilson, agent. 
 Cousins William, general merohant. 
 Dall, John, carpenter. 
 Deauhin, Mrs., grocery store. 
 Delisle, Denis D., reeve, boot aud ihoe-maker. 
 
 W, C. CUBWETT & CO., LITHOGRAPHERS AND PRINTERS, KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 
AMHERSTBURG— AMIENS. 
 
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 Dcrmont, John, cooper. 
 
 Driffil, William, tailor. 
 
 Drouillard & 6i)b«rt, ci^r & tobaceo manufacturer. 
 
 Dumond, M., watch-maker and jeweller. 
 
 Dunbar, James, jr., baker and confectioner. 
 
 Foster, Levi, livery stable keeper. 
 
 Floater, William, tanner. • • 
 
 Qatfield, William, landing waiter. ' 
 
 Qerard, Daniel, waggon-maker. 
 
 Goodrich Charles, watch-maker and jeweller. 
 
 Qostage, John, carpenter. 
 
 Gott, Jameii. boot and shoe maker. 
 
 Green, George, blacksmith, 
 
 Hackett & ^^rcber, lumber merchants. 
 
 Hamilton, James, landing waiter. 
 
 Harkin, James, tailor. 
 
 Hedley & McGulre, general merchants. 
 
 Hedlej, William, J. P. 
 
 Home, C. R., barrister and attorney-at-law. 
 
 Horseley, William, inn-keeper. 
 
 Horaman, William, hotel-keeper. 
 
 Inf.e, Ilpnry, general merchant. 
 
 Jcnes, Alexander, J. P. 
 
 Kane, Juhn A., Iruggist. 
 
 lialchthailer, T. A., cigar and tobacco manufocturer. 
 
 Kwmp, James, physician and surgunn 
 
 KKVILL JAMES, postmaster, iniiurance agent and 
 
 notary public (see card). 
 Eimp, Simon, carpenter. 
 Kolfage, John G., J. P., general merchant, hide and 
 
 leather dealer and tanner. 
 Lafferty, Felix A., general merchant. 
 LafFerty, Gilbert, J. P., general merchant. 
 Lafferty, the Misses, milliners and dress-makers 
 LaloDgi, Luke, cooper. 
 Lambert, Waiter, physician and surgeon. 
 Langton, Theophile, school teacher. 
 Lawrent, Rev. Mr., Roman Ciitholic. 
 Lavery, Mrs., grocery store. 
 LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE INSURANCE 
 
 CO., JAMES KEVILL, agent, 
 Leggatt, G. W., county judge. 
 Lemai, Vital, blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 Logan, Peter, blacksmith. 
 Macdonell, 8. S., county attorney. 
 Mack, Rev. Frederick, Episcopalian. 
 MacLeod, John, merchant, Hour and grist mill prop. 
 Madden, Anthony, 0., general merchant. 
 Maiville, John U., blacksmith. 
 Maiville, John B , saloon-keeper. 
 Malcolm, James, iGhool teacher. 
 
 Mareott, Charles, inn-keeper. 
 
 Maria, Louis, carriage and waggon-maker. 
 
 Malone, Junes, grocer. 
 
 MuEwan, John, sheriff. 
 
 McGregor, David, butcher. 
 
 McGregor, Mrs., baker and confectioner. 
 
 McGregor, Robert, livery stable keeper. 
 
 McGuire, Terence, boot and shoe maker. 
 
 Mclocke, A., blacksmith. 
 
 Molong, Michael, blacksmith. 
 
 Middlcditch, Henry, J. P., distiller and rectifier, 
 
 Moore, John, carpenter. 
 
 Morin, James, boot and »hoe-maker. 
 
 Morin, Joseph, tanner. 
 
 Morin, Zenobie, carpenter. 
 
 Noble. James, J. P., bookbinder ond bookseller. 
 
 Noble, Thomas R., saddle and harness-maker. 
 
 O'Callahan, William, general merchant. 
 
 Park & Co., general merchants. 
 
 Paik, John R., jr., deputy reeve. 
 
 Park, Theodore J. & Co., lumber and commission 
 
 merchants. 
 Primeau, Francis, blacksmith. 
 Primeau, F. F., blacksmith. 
 Prince Albert Hotel, F. Conroy proprietor. 
 Provincial Insurance Co., Edmund Anderson, agent. 
 Redadale, William, ftour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Roberts, John, grocer. 
 
 Robidous, John B., carriage and wagon-maker. 
 Ronalds, Robert, tanner. 
 Rose, John, cooper. 
 Roy, Ferriole, carpenter. 
 Siilmoni House, James Cady, proprietor. 
 Skinner, Mrs., bookseller. 
 
 Stokes, John, butcher. - . ,^.' 
 
 Smith, Daniel, baker and confectioner. ■ . 
 Smith, Mrs., groonry store. ^ 
 
 Taylor, Isaac, school teacher. 
 Taylor, Mrs., grocery store. 
 Templeton, James, notary public, barrister and at- 
 
 torney-at-law. 
 Tinker, 0. M., agricultural implement manufacture. 
 Ward, Joseph, butcher. 
 Webber, James, hotel-keeper. 
 West, Henry G., boot and shoe-maker. 
 White Ilorso Inn, William Horseman, proprietor. 
 White, Thomas, grocer. 
 Wbitson, Miss, milliner and dress-maker. 
 Wilderspin, William, distiller and rectifier. 
 Wilson, George, insurance and general agent. 
 Yuung, Asa, innkeeper. 
 
 AMIENS, C. W. — A flourishing post village in the township of Lobo and county of Middlesex. The 
 land in the neighbourhood is of the best quality, and is noted for its excellent grain ciops. Dietant 
 from London 17 miles. Population of the township 8,550. 
 
 Bell, William, waggon-maker. 
 
 Carmichael, Hugh, J. P. 
 
 Chute, Rev. A., Baptist. 
 
 Cutler, EliM, saw and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Cutler, John, black»mith. 
 
 Graham, Dugald, tavern-keeper. 
 
 Hunt, Thomas, & Bro., boot and shue-makers. 
 
 Lamout, Rev. Duncan, Baptist. 
 
 Marsh, Mr., general merchant. 
 
 Marsh, John, saw mill proptictor. 
 
 Maboe, 0. D., clerk uf division court. 
 
 Mt'ARTHUK, T>,, postmaster and general merch'ut. 
 
 McArihur, John, J P., township reeve. 
 
 MoArthur, Rev. D., Baptist. 
 
 McColl, D., tavern-keeper. 
 
 McUougaUl, John, deputy reeve. 
 
 McKay, A., blacksmith. 
 
 Neff, J. H., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Pringle, William M , township clerk. 
 
 Rutlierford, A., & Bro., tavern-keeper. 
 
 Sinclair, Rev. D., Baptist. 
 
 Steel, George, tavern-keeper. 
 
 Talbot, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Williams, James, blacksmith, 
 
 Woodliull, Benjamin, flour and grist mill proprlet'r. 
 
 Woodward, Thomas, J. P. 
 
 Zavily, B, P., general merchant. 
 
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 ANCASTEB, C. W. — A Inrge TilUge in the township of Ancastcr and county of Wcotworth. It is 
 situAted in tbe centre of a well settled agricultural country with good water privilegeg, and has one 
 grammar school. Distant from Hamilton 7 miles, and from Toronto 50 miles. Daily mail. Popu- 
 lation about 500. 
 
 Ancastcr Hotel, Charles Phillips, proprietor. 
 
 Bishop, Thomas, saddle and harness-maker. 
 
 Bull, John J., hotel-keeper. 
 
 Byrns, Ocorge, shoe-maker. 
 
 Clark, Edwin, grocer, produce & provision merch'nt. 
 
 Cunrnd, J., watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Crooks, 11. P. S., shoe-maker. 
 
 Draper, K., photogra[<hio artist. 
 
 Draper, Rev. E., Episcopal Methodist. 
 
 Egliston, II. & A., foundry proprietors and agrical- 
 
 turnl implement manufacturers. 
 Fiiidlay, Samuel A , dry goods merchant. 
 Qable, Francis, tanner. 
 
 Gable, .Jacob, hide and loAtber dealer and tanner. 
 Groom.s, John, carpenter and builder. 
 Gurnett, Lemuel A., general merchant and clcvk of 
 
 division court. 
 Gurnett, Jumes, general merchant. 
 Henderson, George, blacksmith. 
 Irwin, Richard, hotel-keeper. 
 Kemp. William, hotel-keeper. 
 Kendall, W. F., assistant principal grammar school. 
 Lees, Rev. John, Canada Presbyterian. 
 Miirr, Adam, J. P., onbinct-maker. 
 McCrimmon, E., carpenter and builder. 
 
 McDonald, William, blacksmith. 
 
 McMillan, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Millar, 0., M. A., principal grammar school. 
 
 Milne, .\lexandcr S., barrister, attorney, &o. 
 
 Murdoch, Andrew, pump-maker. 
 
 Morton, John, weaver. 
 
 Odd Fellows Hotel, William Kemp, proprietor. 
 
 Orton, Henry, M.D., dentist, physician and surgeon. 
 
 O-sler, Rev. F., Church of England. 
 
 "hillips, Charles, hotel-keeper. 
 
 Rayniond, Anson, druggist and general merchant. 
 
 Robertson, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 ROUSSEAUX, GEORGE B., postmuter, genertl 
 merchant, issuer of marriage licenses, &c. 
 
 Tait, William, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Taylor, Joseph, carriage and waggon-maker. 
 
 Thomson, George, shoe-maker. 
 
 Thureson, Eyre, J. P., foundry proprietor and agri- 
 cultural implement manufacturer. 
 
 Tisdale, M. D. L., J. P, 
 
 Urqnhnrt, John R., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Victoria Hotel, Mr. li win, proprietor. 
 
 Western Hotel, John J. Bull, proprietor. 
 
 Wilson, James, shoe-maker. 
 
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 ANQE GABDIEN, C. E.— A post village in the parish of L'Anne Gardien and county of Mont- 
 morency. It has three elementary schools. Distant from Quebec 6 miles, and from Chateau Richer 
 7 miles. Population of the parish about 1,000. 
 
 Boivin, Onetime, waggon-maker. 
 
 Drouin, Isidore, blacksmith. 
 
 Forticr, Pierre, tinsmith. ' ' 
 
 Gagnfe, Jean, boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 Gariepy, Joseph, sr., J. P. 
 
 Gariepy, Joseph, jr., municipal sec. and trea«. 
 
 Goulet, Gabriel, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 GOULET, Jf^SEPH, postmaster & general merch't. 
 
 Goulet, Loui^, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Huot, Aiitoine, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Jacob, Pierre, mnyor. 
 
 Lnbirge, JHcques, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 LcFran^ois, Nicolas, surveyor. 
 
 LeFranyois, Nicolas Tenant, surteyor. 
 LeFran^ois, Ondsime, carpenter and joiner. 
 LcFranyois, Pierre Octave, surveyor. 
 Mathieu, Jacques, carpenter and joiner. 
 Marois, Pierre, blacksmith. 
 Parent, Rev. E. E., clergyman. 
 Racine, Victor, boot and shoe-mnker. 
 Touchet, Vve. Joseph, saw mill proprietor. 
 Toussaint, J. Bte., blacksmith, preBi<lent school com- 
 missioners. 
 \(''7.iiia, Augnstin, carpenter and joiner. 
 Vorina, Louis Maurice, saw mill proprietor. 
 Veziua, Rd'gis, cnrpcnter'nnd joiner. 
 
 ANQUS, C. W.— A small village situated in the township of E»sa and county of SImooe, 8. R., between 
 
 tion on the Nortliern Railway. Distant from Barrie, the county 
 
 Pine and Notiawasaga Rivirs, and a static. ^ .,.„.,.,..„ ...... „,.j. „.o. 
 
 town, l'.i miles, from CoUingwood 22 miles, and from Toronto 7- miles. 
 about 260. 
 
 l)aily mail. Population 
 
 ABBEY, AUSTIN, gcn'l merchant & lumber dealer. 
 Blain, R., proprietor Howard's hotel. 
 Brown, Thomas, proprietor Nortliorn hotel. 
 Bush, Jonus T., real estate agent nnd J. P. 
 Cooper, A. & R , gunenil mcrclnuits. 
 Globe Hotel, W. P. .Squires, proprietor. 
 Hewlett, William, blacksmith, and ngrioulturnl im- 
 plements. 
 Howard, Harman, boot nnd phoo. maker. 
 Howard's Hotel, R, Blnln, proprietor. 
 Lee, Thomas C, carpenter. 
 
 MATIIIJWS. JOHN, postmaster, g»neral merchant, 
 
 nnil express ngcnt. 
 MoLiiunili-oss, Julin, lumber merchant. 
 Northern Hotel, Tluimas Brown, proprietor, 
 Pruiiilt'dot, Williiim, flour nnd i<aw mill. 
 SeytlioH, Thomiis, sriiool teacher section No. 10. 
 Hmith, lliirk & Co., saw mill owners. 
 Sqnires, W. P., proprietor Globe hoto!, and tailor. 
 Thomson, A. f^., lumber merchant. 
 Th jmson, Charles, cnrpuntcr. 
 TomlinsoM, Josepli, house ai,d sign painter. 
 
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 ANTRIM, C. W. — A post Tillage, sitaated in the township of Fitzroy and county of Carleton. Distant 
 from Ottawa, the county town, 86 miles, from Montreal 155 miles, and from Toronto 250 miles. 
 Population about 160. 
 
 Case, Rev. Qeorge, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Cavanah, Thomas, shoe-maker. 
 Cockburn, Mrs., milliner and dress-maker. 
 Downie, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 Groves, John, waggon-maker. 
 Harris, Robert, J. P. 
 Hawkset, Edward, painter. 
 Lutincy, Patrick, tailor. 
 
 MoCormack, Thomas, pound-keeper, path-master, 
 and farmer. 
 
 Murphy, A., carpenter and builder. 
 
 O'Noil, .lohn, J. P. 
 
 Owens, .John, general merchant. 
 
 Rothwell, E , school teacher. 
 
 Sertem, Richard, farmer. 
 
 SHIELDS, JOHN, postmaster and cooper. 
 
 Smith, Thomas, general merchant. 
 
 Sproul, William, wapgon-muker. 
 
 Storey, William, J. P. 
 
 APPIN, C. W.— A village in the town.ship of Ekfrid, county of Middlesex, and a station on the Great 
 Western Railway. There is a large amount of hiiiiber and produce shipped from this point. Distant 
 from London 26 miles. Daily mail. Population 150. 
 
 Block, A., Farmers' Home. 
 
 Campbell, A., J. P., as.se94or, land k insurance age't. 
 
 Campbell, Miss Mary, school teacher. 
 
 Champion, .1. E., township clerk. 
 
 Columbia Hotel, E. C. Hill proprietor. 
 
 Dolin, S. C, treasurer and general merchant. 
 
 Duncan, Rev. Duncan, clergyman. 
 
 Farmers' Home, A. Block proprietor. • < 
 
 Gibb, J., cooper. 
 
 Hamilton, Thomas, saw mill. 
 
 Hill, E. C, Columbia HoteL 
 
 Holms, D., carpenter. 
 
 Holms, M., cabinet-maker. •. . . 
 
 Johnston, A. M., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Loton, Joseph, cabinet and waggon- maker. 
 
 McFarlane, D., carpenter. 
 
 McFurlanc, Hector, J. P. 
 
 McFarlane, W., carpenter. 
 
 Mclniyre, Miss Sarah, school teacher. 
 
 Mclntyre, John, J. P. 
 
 McKenzie, J., Western Hotel. 
 
 McLEAN, JOHN D. K , postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 McMnster, .Miss C, milliner. 
 Miller, Rev. Mr., clergyman. 
 Miirchison. J. M., merchant tailor. 
 Strachan, Rev. D., clergyman. 
 Sutherland, Rev. J., clergyman. 
 Swahy, C. T., blacksmith. 
 Western Hotel, J. McKenzie proprietor. 
 
 APPLEBY, C W. — A small post village in the township of Nel.wn, and county of Halton. Distant 
 from Milton, the county seat, 12 miiea, from Uumiltoii 11 miles, and from Toronto 28 miles 
 Population about 30. 
 
 ATKINSON, TIIOS , J. P., postmaster, 
 llailton, Edward, carpenter and joiner. 
 Suott, John, y^ ot and shoe- maker. 
 
 Simppon, John, blacksmith. 
 Stewart, Charles, bliicksmith. 
 
 APPLBTON, C. W. — A post village situated on the Mississippi River, in the township of Ramsay, 
 and county Lanark, North Riding. Listnnt from Perth, the county town, 25 miles, from Ottawa City 
 25 miles, and from Brockville, by rail, 62 miles. Pupulntion about 2u0. 
 
 .^pplelon House, George Calvin proprietor. 
 
 Arthers, Thomas, general merchant. 
 
 Ureden & Teakey, woollen mill. 
 
 Culvin, U., cnrriiige and wiiggon-maker, hotel prop. 
 
 Cram, P. & T. F., tanr.eis. 
 
 Dickson, James, deputy reive. 
 
 Ford, Denjamin, blacksmith. 
 
 Hal I, Francis, boot and ^hoe-nipkcr. 
 
 Hart, James, farmer. 
 
 Lcith, Miss Jane, milliner and Jrefs-raaker. 
 
 Leith, John, saddle and Ixirnesj maker. 
 
 Mar.sliall, Abiel, township counaiilur. 
 
 McLean, .VIck nider, township councillor. 
 
 MoNeeley, Diuinmoud, carpenter. 
 
 McXeeley, Thomas, lilacksmith. 
 
 MoUea, Donald, fuundry. 
 
 Moftit, Robert, towni^hip councillor. 
 
 Sullivan, Michael, blacksmith. 
 
 lESKEY, ALUKRT, ,1. P., Roeve, pohtmastcr, lum- 
 
 tier and general merchant (see card). 
 Teakoy, Joseph, flour mill owner. 
 Te^key, Robert, law mill owner. 
 Tcskoy, Rufus, sohool-tcauher. 
 Wilson, .\iidrew, farmer. 
 .Miller. Duncan, carriage and waggon-maker. 
 Wilson, Win., carpenter, cabiuent-uiaker & farmer. 
 Young, Wm., tailor. 
 
 APTO, C. W.— A thriving post village In the township of Flo«, county of Siinooo, and surrounded by * 
 fine farming district. Distant from Barrle, the oounty town, 10,mile«, Toronto 72 miles. Populutioil 
 about 75. 
 
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 APTO— ARNPRIOR. 
 
 Apto Union School. 
 
 GALLAGHER, Dl'NNIS, postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Gannon, Austin, general merchant and hotel-keeper. 
 Gannon, D., hotel proprietor. 
 Jamot, Rey. James, clergyman. 
 Moran, Thomas, general merchant. 
 
 Murphy, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Plaxton, William, manufacturer of carriages, wag- 
 
 gons, agricultural implements, and blacksmith. 
 Shaughnesey, Michael, boot and shoe-maker. 
 Thomson, William, proprietor saw mill. 
 White, William, general merchant. 
 Wilson, William H., proprietor saw mill. 
 
 ABQYLE, C. W> — A small post village in the township of Eldon and county of Victoria. 
 
 Armstronpr, James, merchant and carpenter. 
 Bowie, Alexander, tailor. 
 Mitchell, Donald, carpenter and joiner. 
 McEACIIEKN, Mb., postmaster. 
 McFadyn, Neil, blacksmith. 
 
 McFarlaoe, Neil, shoe-maker. 
 McKinnon, Angus, inn-keeper. 
 McKinnon, Donald, inn-keeper. 
 Murray, Alexander, tanner. 
 
 ARKWRIGHT, C. W.— A post village in the township of Arran, county of Bruce ; founded in 1857. 
 Distant from Uwen Sound 21 miles, Southampton 11 miles. Population about 20. Has a good com- 
 mon school. 
 
 Arkwright Hotel, Richard Mclnnis, proprietor. 
 FAULKNER, JOSHUA, postmaster and general 
 
 merchanc. 
 Hislop, John, & Co., general merchant. 
 
 Hutchison, George, carpenter. 
 Mclnuis, Richard, Arkwright hotel. 
 Stewart, Samuel, shoe-maker. 
 
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 ABNPRIOR, C. W,— An incorporated village, romantically situated at the mouth of tho Madawaska 
 River, near the Chats Lake, iu the township of McNab and county of Renfrew. It was first settled 
 about the year 1824, by the Highland Chief McNnb, but it was not regularly laid out until the year 
 1861, when tl property came into the possession of D. McLachlan, Esq., since which time it has 
 been rapidly growing in wealth and importance. It was here, in 1860, the Prince of Wales and suite 
 landed, while on his tour on the Ottawa, and became the guest of Mr. McLachlan ; His Royal 
 Ilighnets kinilly condescendL.g to plant a young oak in memorial of his visit. It has extensive water 
 power and a large lumber trade. Distant from Perth, the county town, 60 miles, from Ottawa City 
 40 miles, from Pembroke 60 miles, and from Brockvillo 92 miles. Population G92, 
 
 Baldwin, E. M., hotel-keeper and gunsmith. 
 
 Beauss, J , hat, cap and fur dealer. 
 
 Bell, James, clerk of division court. - '^ 
 
 Blaisdell, J. C, lumber merchant. 
 
 Bonsfield, Rev. Thos., Episcopalian. 
 
 Brown, David, tanner. 
 
 Butler, Joliu, tinsmith and division court bailiff. 
 
 Campbell, John, hotel-keeper and blacksmith, 
 
 Carss, Wm., villoge councillor and gen'l merchant. 
 
 Craig, George, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Cranstoun, Dr., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Dashnoy, D., cooper. 
 
 Dowswell, A. H., J. P., saddle and harness-maker. 
 
 L.dey, Charles, blacksmith. 
 
 Edey, E., hotel-keeper. 
 
 Edey, Henry, waggon-maker. 
 
 FitksimnionH, R., hotel-keeper. 
 
 Harris, Wm., crown land agent. 
 
 Hay hurst. Rev. Wm., Weslcyan Methodist. 
 
 Heary, John, village councillor. 
 
 Heath, J., tailor. 
 
 Horringtun, E , reeve, gen'l mer. and brickmakcr. 
 
 Huff, Miss, milliner and dress-maker. 
 
 Ilyslop, Mi.is, milliner and dress-maker. 
 
 Johnston, Samuel, tanner. 
 
 Junkins, John, carpenter. 
 
 Knowles, Wm., cnrpcn'"" and marble-workor, 
 
 Laing, A. W., gunsmith. 
 
 LawBon, Alexander, carpenter, 
 
 Leitoh, Thos., general merchant. 
 
 Lindsay, Rev. Peter, Presbyterian. 
 
 Lyon, R., hotel-keeper. 
 
 Mackie, Wm., lumber merchant. 
 
 Mailey, Rev, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Maynard, James, tailor. 
 
 McDonald, Samuel, blacksmith. 
 
 McDougal, Mrs., assistant preceptress of academy. 
 
 McEwan, John, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 McGregor, John, marble worker. 
 
 McLachlan, H., insurance agent. 
 
 McLachlan, D., lumber merchant, flour, grist, saw 
 and planing mills proprietor. 
 
 McNamnra, 1)., hotel-keeper. 
 
 McNamura Denis, accountant. 
 
 McNab, D. C , principal of academy. 
 
 McRae, Miss, milliner and dress-maker. 
 
 Meniies, George, chair-maker. 
 
 Miller, William, cooper, patent right agent, and 
 pork inspector. 
 
 Mitchell, J., watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 O'Mcaro, Thomas, blacksmith, 
 
 Prout, Mrs., hotel-keeper. 
 
 Robertson, Neil, lumber merchant. 
 
 Roe, Thomas, carpenter. 
 
 Rorison & McEwan, founders, machinists, and agri- 
 cultural implement makers. 
 
 RUSSELL, ANDREW, postmaster, and insurance 
 agent. 
 
 Russell, Andrew & Son, general mtrohantl. 
 
 RuLicll, William, J. P. 
 
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 Sohofield, J., carpenter. 
 
 Seelye, H., tailor. 
 
 Smith, Robert, county warden. 
 
 Stewart. Thjina!*, shoe-maker. 
 
 Storie, Thomas, carpenter and patent right agent. 
 
 Tiemny, C, shoe-maker. 
 
 Toy, Thomas, Tillage councillor and blacksmith. 
 
 Vallie, Louis, blacksmith. 
 
 Wait & Ward, gen'l merchants & insurance agents. 
 White, James, waggon-maker and patent right ag't 
 Wilson, J., shoemaker and grocer. 
 Wilson, Rev. J. F., Episcopal Methodist. 
 Wiseman, John, carpenter. 
 Wolf, Jonathan, cabinet maker. 
 Young, Alex , ngriculturalimplement manufacturer. 
 Toung, Mrs., general storekeeper. 
 
 ABTSMESIA, C. W. — A small and rapidly increasing post village, in the township of Artemesia, 
 and county of Grey. Distant from Owen Sound, the county town, 30 miles, and from CoUiugwood 
 30 miles. Population 150. 
 
 Akins, William J., general merchant. 
 
 Armstrong, J. W., clerk of 5»h Division Court. 
 
 Beacbell, Jumes, saw mill. 
 
 Boyne Water Hotel, John Jones, proprietor. 
 
 Uroughton, John, boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 Cairns, Archibald, J. P. 
 
 Campbell, P., carding and fulling mill. 
 
 Campell, R., sen., town c erk. 
 
 Campbell, U. jr., general merchant. 
 
 Clark, Robert, blacksmith. 
 
 Clayton, William, boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 Dessen, Rev. 8. F. 
 
 Flesher, W. R., reeve, J. P., notary public, and 
 
 lumber dealer. 
 Flesherton Hotel, Aaron Munshaw, jr., proprietor. 
 Ileacock, John, photographer. 
 Heard, J. II., blacksmith. 
 Houx, W., architect carpenter and builder. 
 Houx, W. & Co., carriage and waggon-maker, 
 
 Jones, John, hide and leather dealer and hotel- 
 keeper. 
 
 Latimer, Rev. J. F. , , :. ^ • ■ 
 
 Leon, Roger, flour-mill. 
 
 Lawler, J. P., J. P. , 
 
 Mahaffy, John, physician. 
 
 Malloy, George, cooper. 
 
 McSorly, John, sen., cooper. 
 
 MoSorly, John, jun., builder. 
 
 Munshaw, Aaron, jun., proprietor Flesherton Hotel. 
 
 Seron, Mrs., milliner. 
 
 Stewart, A., builder. 
 
 TOWLER, JAMES P., J. P., poslmoster, and gene- 
 ral merchant. 
 
 Tuwler, S. S., druggist and general agent. 
 
 Tremble, Robert, general merchant. 
 
 Van Felson, Chas. & Geo., house and sign painters. 
 
 Van Felson, George, photographer. 
 
 Williams, John, brewer. 
 
 ARTHUR, C. W. — A post village, eituated on the Conistoga river, in the township of Arthur, county of 
 Wellington, North Ridir.g, and on the main road from Guelph to Owen Sound, at the angle of the 
 townships of Arthur, Qarafraxa and Luther. Distant from Gnelph, the county town, 25 miles ; 
 Hamilton, 60 miles; and from Toronto, 75 miles. Population, 350. 
 
 Boyans, Wm., school teacher. 
 
 Bristow, John, cooper. 
 
 Bushland, A. &J., blacksmiths and waggon-makers. 
 
 Bushland & Brother, saw mill owners. 
 
 Bu^hland, Mrs. John, milliner. 
 
 Clark, Robert C, blacksmith and waggon-maker. 
 
 Clark, Wm., resident farmer. 
 
 Cole, John, weaver. 
 
 Conlin, Peter, hotel-keeper. 
 
 Cox, Michael, treasurer.' 
 
 Coyne, Isaac, hotel-keeper. 
 
 Gushing, Wm,, clerk. 
 
 Drake, Patrick, shoe- maker. 
 
 Draper, Joseph, general merchant. 
 
 Gill, John, mason. 
 
 Gordon, John A., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Coulee, John, weaver. 
 
 Gourly, Jnmes, plasterer. 
 
 Gourley, Peter, tailor. 
 
 Green, Calvin Carleton. botcl-kcoper. 
 
 Henderson, Walter, druggist, physician & surgeon. 
 
 Hewit, Abraham & Brothers, saw mill owners. 
 
 Hcwit, Abraham, saw and grist mill owner. 
 
 Houston, Rev. Stewart, Church of 1!ugland. 
 
 Hughes, Wm., tailor. 
 
 Hunn, Rev. James, Presbyterian. 
 
 Mcintosh, John, J. P. 
 
 Mclntyre, Alexander, merchant tailor. 
 
 McPberson, John, general merchant. 
 
 Mechanics' Institute. 
 
 Mitchell, Joseph, shoe-maker. 
 
 ^Mtchell, Robert, J. P., saddle and harness-maker 
 
 and collnoting ageut. 
 Mitchell, Thos., tanner. 
 
 MITCHELL, W>V, postmaMer and gen'l merchant. 
 ^»oore, George, baker. 
 Morrison, Hobt., reeve. 
 Narris, Thos., saddle and harness-maker. 
 O'Shea, Rev. M. M., Roman Catholic. 
 Saunders, Duncan, J. P. and plasterer. 
 Small, Joseph. J. P, and shoe-maker. 
 Smith, Sidney, deputy reevo. 
 Stephenson, R. S., cabinet-maker. 
 Temple, John, hotel-keeper. 
 Wellwuod, James, weaver. 
 Wbyte, Rev. John, Church of Scotland. 
 
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 ARVA. 0. W.— A village sometimes called St, Johns, situated in the township of London and county 
 of Middlesex, It waw first settled about the year 1813, Distant from the city of London 6J miles. 
 Daily mail. Population about 180. 
 
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 ARVA— ASIIBURNHAM. 
 
 BERNARD, WM. B, postmaster, collecting agent, 
 
 and clerk of diTision court. 
 Digtiara, HiirIi, shoeinnker. 
 Duinonlin, Rev. J. P., Cliurcli of England. 
 Elliot, John, blacksmith and wnggon-maker. 
 Elliot, Thos., hotcl-keepor. 
 FBICKELTON, J. D , eclectic physician, surgeon, 
 
 &c. (see cirl, p. 30). 
 Gorman, Jnmos, flmr niul prist mill proprietor. 
 Green & Son, woollen fiictory proprietors. 
 
 Fehlethwait, John, cabin et-mnker. 
 McNnb, John, blncksimith. 
 Miinaghan, George, hotel-keeper. 
 r, Robert, waggon-maker. 
 Otto, Albert, tailor. 
 Sciles & Kent, general merchants. 
 Swarts, Wm., shoe-maker. 
 Wilson, Crowd, J. P. 
 Wilson, J., eclectic druggist. 
 
 ASHBURN, C. W. — A post village in the township of Whitby, and county of Out;irio, South Riding, 
 nnd situifed in a fine farming district. DLsi ttit from Whitby, the county town, 9 miles, and from 
 Toronto 38 miles. Daily mails. Population about 260. 
 
 Bates, John M., patent agcut, and house and sign 
 
 painter. 
 Bowler, Daniel, wag2;on-maker. 
 Branscombc, John M , shoe-maker. 
 Burchill, Isaac, tailor. 
 Butler, R. M., resident farmer. 
 Conway, George H. S., carpenter. 
 Crighton, David, general racrcliant. 
 Haystcad, Miss Betsy, milliner. 
 Jecnings, H. B., schocjl teacher. 
 Liiwrence, James, saddle and harness-maker. 
 Madden, Abraham, resident farmer. 
 Metcalf, George, Ontario House, 
 Montgomery, T. T., rcsideut farmer. 
 
 Nichols, John, J. P. 
 
 Nimmo, James, cabinct-m.iker. 
 
 OLVEll, EDWARD, po'^tmaster. 
 
 Olvcr, Wm. H., tailor. 
 
 Ontario Hou.se, George Metcalf, proprietor. 
 
 t'ierson, Reuben, maton. 
 
 Pierson, Wm., plasterer. 
 
 Kainsay, Alex., shoe maker. 
 
 Roid, John, carpenter 
 
 Sliarpe. Rev. Thomas, Presbyterian. 
 
 Smith, George, general merchant. 
 
 Sowarby, John, druggist. 
 
 Walker, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Wilson, Alex., resident farmer. 
 
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 ASHBUB.NHAM, C. W. — An incorporated village, situated on the cast side of the Otonabee river, 
 iiuMieiliately opposite the town of Petcrboro', in tha town-^hip of Otona'^o?, county of Peterboro', It is 
 united with Pcteiboro' by a h:vndsome bridge, and is the terminus of the t]ubourg and Peterboro' Rail- 
 road, and possesses fine water-power. Distant from Cobourg 30 mdes. D.iily mail. Population 1000. 
 
 Ainsley, Wsltcr, boot and shoc-niakcr. 
 
 Armstronit, F. !I , J. P , t:roeery. 
 
 Ashburnhani Common i?clioiil. 
 
 Austin, J. II , proprietor saw mill. 
 
 Bard, S. P & Uobert^on, Win., planini; mill. 
 
 Beck, Rev. J. W. B., church of EnglnnJ. 
 
 Bennett, Ileury, J. P., cooper. 
 
 Brownlcc, David, crirpenter and builder. 
 
 Brown, John & Yorko, L., carpenters and builders, 
 
 Brunning, Charles, butcher. 
 
 Burnham, Rev. M., Church of England. 
 
 Calcutt, Henry, brewer, 
 
 Clancy, Simon, blacksmith. 
 
 Clark, John, tanner. 
 
 Craigie & Stephenson, coopers, stave and shingle 
 
 makers. 
 Deacon, George, accountant. 
 Dubbins, Wm., grocery. 
 Doran k ('lark, woollen factory, 
 Dunsford, George, nItornoy-atdaW. 
 Fisher, Mrs., saloon-keeper. 
 Glover, Peter, butcher.' 
 Glover, Lewis, miller. 
 Gow, Alexander, carjientor nnd builder, 
 Graham, James, boot and shoe-m.iker, *" 
 Humphrey & Rickey, blnckstuiihs and carriage 
 
 milkers. 
 Kempt, James, butcher and grocer. 
 Lyle, Tliomn«, butcher. 
 Maurice, John, saloon keeper. 
 MoDotiaM, A. 11.. carpenter uud builder. 
 MoDoniild, Donald, tailor. 
 
 McDoug.al & Co., lumber merchants and saw mill 
 
 proprietors. 
 McGregor, Alexander, cooper. 
 McGregor, M., carpenter. 
 McGregor, Wra., weaver. 
 McGregor, Wra., cooper. 
 McRea, Thomas, miller, 
 Moore, Robinson, J, P. 
 Mowry, M. and Son, foundry ond machine shop, 
 
 boiler builders, &c. 
 Morgan, Henry, hotel proprietor and livery stable. 
 O'Hricn, Patrick, boot and shoe maker. 
 Orde, Q. F., land agent. 
 Pye, John, saloon-keeper. 
 Robinson, Edward, grocery. 
 ROGERS, ROnBRT D., post master, reevo, and 
 
 general dealer. 
 Bubidge, C. P., miller. 
 Sargent, Phillip, carpenter nnd builder. 
 Sedgwick, James, hotel proprietor. 
 Sevcnbriok, Nicholas, edge tool maker. 
 Simpson, John, hotel proprietor ond livery stable. 
 Stephenson, John, boat builder. 
 Strickland, H. T., general merchant. 
 Story, George, edge tool maker. 
 Sutherland, I)., produce dealer. 
 Swan-fon, Wm,, b.iker and confectioner. 
 Taylor, John, hotel proprietor. 
 Tliompsi^n. Wm., patent right agent. 
 Todgan. Mrs. Jane, bonnet maker. 
 Tylc, Edward, cooper. 
 
 W. C. CIIEWKTT it CO., BOOKSELLERS AMD STATIONERS, KINO STREET. TOIU)XTO. 
 
ASHOROVE— ATHERLY. 
 
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 ASHOROVE, C. W. — A Tillage in the township of Esqiiesin^, county of Hslton. Distant from Milton, 
 8 miles ; HamiUon, 34 miles ; Toronto, 38 miles. Daily mail. Population aboat 50. 
 
 Anilerson, Hood & Cooke, saw mill proprietors. 
 Arthur, John, & Co., beef and pork packers. 
 Cameron, Angus, tailor. 
 Graham, Mr., hotel-keeper. 
 Graham, .James, grocer. 
 Hunter, Francis, captain of militia. 
 Hunter, Isaac, general merchant. 
 HUNTER, JOHN, J. P , and postmaster. 
 
 McLean, Peter, school tencher. 
 Preston, Thomas, farmer. 
 Ruddell, Joseph, farmer. 
 Steyens, Wm , wa^ignn maker. 
 Todd, Robert, farmer. 
 Walsh, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 Wiulaw, George, brickmaker. 
 
 ASHTON, C. W. — A thriving Tillage, situated on Goodwood river, in the township of Goulbourn and 
 county of Carleton, close to the dividing line between tb« counties of (^arleton and Lanark. It has one 
 Common school. Distant from Ottawa, the county seat, '25 miles ; from lirockvillc, 50 miles ; and 
 from Kingston, 100 miles. Daily mail. Population about 200. 
 
 Argue, George, tanner and currier. 
 
 lii'uwn, James, carpenter and buiidcr. 
 
 Brown, Peter, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Clerk, Alexander, farmer. 
 
 Conn, James, general merchant. 
 
 Cosier, James, carriage and waggon-maker. 
 
 Drummond, Peter, farmer. 
 
 Faunning, Daniel, hotel-keeper. 
 
 Fleming, James, shoe-maker. 
 
 Garlan'l, Nicholas, .1. P. 
 
 Garland, Thomas, J. P. 
 
 Glover, William, blacksmith. 
 
 James, William, saddle and harness-maker. 
 
 Kelly, Patrick, cabinet-maker. 
 
 Lamont, John, tailor. 
 
 McEwen, Finlcy, school teacher. 
 
 McFaddon, Isaac, farmer. 
 
 McFadden, William, farmer. 
 
 McFarlane, Donald, hotel proprietor and saw mill 
 
 owner. 
 McGregor, Dunc.in, carpenter and builder. 
 Nesbitt, Erwin, cooper. 
 Nesbitt, James, cooper. 
 Oliver, William, saw mill owner. 
 Pickup, J. W., physician and surgeon. 
 Robinson, Donald, blacksmith, 
 llobinsf-n, Hugh, carriage and waggon-maker. 
 Shore, John W., J. P., carpenter and builder. 
 Stewart, Benjamin, cabinet-maker. 
 Stewart, Neil, farmer 
 SQMN'ER, JOHN, J. P., postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Sykes, Hiram, J. P. 
 Taylor, Rev. T., Kpi.'icopalian. 
 Torrance, Robert, bliK'kpmith. 
 Turner, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 ASHWORTH, C. W. — A post village, situated iu the township of Soott and county of Ontario. Dis- 
 tant from Whitby, the county town, 30 miles, and from Toronto 50 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Brown, William, constable. 
 
 Card, M. Levi, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Cleland, Rev. Mr., clergyman. 
 
 Dixon, Mrs., milliner and dress-maker. 
 
 Elliot, Robert, blacksmith. 
 
 Hunter, George, agric Itural implement manufao'r. 
 
 Mustard, John, carpenter and builder. 
 Mustard, Mrs., general store. 
 Thompson, George, county olerk. 
 T0MLIN80N, J., postmaster, boot and shoe-maker 
 
 and general agent. 
 Vernon, J. K., J. P. 
 
 ATHELSTAN, C E. — A flourishing post village, situated near the province line on the Ilinchiubrook 
 River, iu the township of Hinchinbrook and county of Huntingdon. Distant from Huntingdon, the 
 county seat, 4 miles ; and from Montreal 60 miles. Population about 150. 
 
 Anderson, Alexander, saw mill proprietor. 
 Andcr.Hon, Alexander, jun., blacksmith. 
 Atheletan Hotel, Thomas Grndy, propriet4)r. 
 Breadner & Co., general merchants. 
 Brcadner, Joshua, accountant, conveyancer, general 
 
 agent and municipal secretary and treasurer. 
 Buchanan, James, tailor. 
 Cadccux, John B , physician and surge"n. 
 Carrigan, William, waggon- maker. 
 Durnin, Joseph, ahoe-niakcr. 
 Grady, Thomas, proprietor Athelstan hotel. 
 
 Hurtubise, Francois X., shoemaker. 
 
 Leonard, Michael, tanner, hide and leather dealer. 
 
 Mathewson, Neil, proprietor Tremont hotel. 
 
 McArthur, Arthur, waggon-maker. 
 
 McGinnis, Hugh, xboe-maker. 
 
 MILI..S, HARVEY, postmaster and gen'l merchant. 
 
 gomerville & Co., flour and grist mill proprietors. 
 
 Somerville, R. B., J. P., tanner, hide and leather 
 
 dealer. 
 Tremont Hotel, Neil Mathewson, proprietor. 
 Wilson, Andrew, blacksmith. 
 
 ATHERLY, C. W.— A small post village, sltnated at the narrows of Lake Siracoe, in the township of 
 iMara and county of Ontario. Distant from Whitby the county town, CO miles, and from Toronto 70 
 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 AV. C. CHEWKTT A CO., BOOKBINDERS, LlTUOGRAl'UERS, ttc, KINU STREET, TORONrO, 
 
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 iTHERLY— AUBURN. 
 
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 Adam, Andrew, cooper and staTe-maker. 
 
 Curry, Patrick, bote)-keep«r. 
 
 Dudenhofer, William, hotel-keeper. 
 
 Haraby, Jobo, general merchant. 
 
 Jordan, B. P., ciirpenler and builder. 
 
 Kennedy, Alexunder, reeve and general merchant. 
 
 Law, Hector, general merchant. 
 
 Lee, Richard W., & Wm., blaoksmitba. 
 
 VIoMULLEN, WILLIAM C, poatmaster and coroner. 
 
 Nolan, Henry, general merchant. 
 
 ^'teele, Louis, hotel-keeper. 
 
 Steele, Morris, butcher. 
 
 lahanny, Peter, boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 Tivnon, Bernard, carriage and waggon-makor. 
 
 ATHLONE, C. W.— A post village in the township of Adjala, and South Riding of the county of 
 Simcoe. Distant from Barrie 30 miles, and from Toronto, 43 miles. Daily mail. Popniation 300. 
 
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 Ahem, Miss Margaret, dress-maker. 
 
 Bailey, Robert, book and shoe maker and dealer. 
 
 Barltrop, Mrs. C, milliner. 
 
 Barry, Edward, dealer in agricultural implements. 
 
 Barton, George, tanner, hide and leatbcif dealer. 
 
 Barton, G. & J., carpenters, cabinet-makers and 
 
 furniture dealers. 
 Barton, James, constable and collector. 
 Barting, W. C, proprietor livery stable. 
 Chalfield, Mr., carpenter. 
 CInucb, Wm., carriage and waggon-maker. 
 Comody, Jas., boot aiid shoe-maker. 
 Connor, John T., lumber merchant. 
 Crogan, Hugh, boot and shoe-maker and dealer. 
 Crossohed, Rev. Mr., clergyman. 
 Connor, Robert, insurance agent. 
 Ellard, Michael, shoe-maker and hotel-keeper. 
 Ellard, W., manufac. and dealer in boots and shoes. 
 Fortune, Henry, notary public. 
 Gamble, J., J. P. 
 Gcrratie, Bartholomew, beef and pork packer and 
 
 dealer. 
 Gerratie, John H., banker. 
 Grant, A. N., flour-mill owner. 
 Haffey, J., J. P. 
 Hart, John, dentist. 
 
 Houth, Thomas, bookseller and stationer. 
 James, Cartney C, saddle and harness-maker, and 
 
 upholsterer. . , 
 
 Jones, Richard, boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 Keenan, Patrick, hotel prop'r, boot and shoe dealer. 
 
 Kelly, P. D., J. P., general merabant and insurance 
 agent. 
 
 KIUD, JOHN, postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 Langrill, John, blacksmith and dealerin agricultu- 
 ral implements. 
 
 Lyons, Harris & John, carpenters. 
 
 Maguire, John, saddle and harness-maker. 
 
 Malone, John, J. P. 
 
 McCann, Hugh, hotel-keeper. 
 
 McFarlane, Terrenoe, lumber merchant. 
 
 McGovcrn, Thos. J., photographer. 
 
 Moore, John, boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 O'Neill, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Patton, Charles, builder. 
 
 Patton, James, builder. 
 
 Pidgeon, James, cooper. 
 
 Pigot, John, dealer in hides and leather, and tanner. 
 
 Power, Wm. , boot and shoo maker. 
 
 Ray, James, boot and shoe maker. 
 
 Sigsworth, Mr., J. P. 
 
 Stogdill, Simon H. W., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Thompson, John, merchant tailor. 
 
 Toase, Henry, brickmaker. 
 
 Tyler, Rev. Mr, clergyman. • 
 
 Watson, James, captain volunteers. 
 
 White, H., physician. 
 
 Wray, James 0., dealer in belting gum and leather. 
 
 ATHOIi, C. ^RT. — A thriving post village, situated in the township of Eenyon and county of Olengary. 
 Distant from. Corawall, the county town, 30 miles ; and from Montreal, 84 miles. Population 160. 
 
 Campbell, D. P., M.D., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Campbell, Mrs. Duncan, milllDer and dress maker. 
 
 Campbell, Juhn, waggon maker. 
 
 Chisbolm, Hugh, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Chisholm, Ronald, carpenler and builder. 
 
 DixoB, Wm., brickmaker. 
 
 Fisher, M. J J. P. 
 
 Frascr, Alexander, blacksmith. 
 
 Gordon, Rev. Daniel, Canada Presbyterian. 
 
 Grant, Peter, farmer. 
 
 McDonnell, Allan, cooper. 
 
 McDONELL, GEORGE, J. P., postmaster, reevei 
 
 general merchant and mill owner. 
 MoDonoU, James, J. P., deputy reeve. 
 McDonald, John, carpenter and builder. 
 McGregor, Charles, boot and shoe-maJier. 
 McLawrin, D., boot, shoe, saddle and harness-maker. 
 McLennan, Kenneth, lumber merchant. 
 McRae, Alexander, lumber merchant. 
 Munroe, D. & J., lumber raerohauts. 
 Sinclair, Donald, brick-maker. 
 Stewart, Alexander, tanner. 
 
 AUBUB.N, CW.— A small post village, beautifully situated, on the banks of the Maitland river, in 
 the townships of Wawanosh and Hullet, and county of Huron. It was first settled about the year 
 1854, and has good water privileges. Distant from Goderich, the county town, 11 miles. Population 
 about 80. 
 
 Anderson, Thomas, hotel-keeper, boot & shoemaker. 
 
 Bryers, Rev. Wm., Wesleyan Metho(li.«t. 
 
 Clarke, Snmuel, carriage nnd wa^^^ou-uiuker. 
 
 Downs, Robert, blar'ksmith. 
 
 £lkin.4, ^iieas, farmer. 
 
 Ellis, J. W., school teacher. 
 
 MoBrien, Jeremiah, boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 McDonald, John, farmer. 
 MoMartin, Hugh, boot and shoe-maker. 
 Stewart, Rev. John, Canada Presbyterian. 
 SUTHERLAND JAMES, postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Tarnlyn, John, physician and surgeon. 
 Tewsley, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT & CO., BJOK AND JOB PRINTERS, KINO STREET, TORONTO. 
 
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 AUDLEY, C. W.— A post village in the townsihip of Pickering and connty of OnUrio. 
 Whitby, the county town, 6 miles, aad from Toronto, 27 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Distant from 
 
 Angus, John, dealer, in wooden ware. 
 
 Audloy Arms Inn, John Ferguson, proprietor. 
 
 Boyes, William, builder. 
 
 Ferguson John, proprietor Audley Arms Inn. 
 
 GRAHAM ROBERT, postmaster and shoe-maker. 
 
 Grant, Edward, carpenter. 
 
 Irving, Miss E., milliner and dress-maker. 
 
 Lee, Rev. G F., Primitive Methodist. 
 
 Mudill, W. H., constable. 
 
 McGowao, James, saw-mill proprietor. 
 
 McBrady, Daniel, carriage and waggon-maker, and 
 
 dealer in ''gricultural implements. 
 McGowan, Quinton, oatmeal mill proprietor. 
 Mitchell, Mrs., flour and grist mill owner. 
 Pebins, H. S., school teacher. 
 Rogers, Richard, tailor. 
 Sibley, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Sibley, Mrs., milliner and dress-maker. • 
 
 Smcllie, James, brick and tile maker. 
 Walters, George, blacksmith. 
 
 ATJQHBIM, C. 'W.— A small village, situated on the banks of the river Sydenham, in the township of 
 Brooke and county of Lambton. Distaut from Saraia, the county town, 45 miles ; from Newbury 
 station, on the Great Western Railway, 9 miles, and from Watford, on the Sarnia Branch, 14 miles. 
 Population of the township, by last census, 1600. 
 
 Chubb, Joseph, blacksmith and gunsmith. 
 Gunn, William, carpenter. 
 Murray, Bernard, tailor. 
 
 McDermaid, Mr., framer. 
 
 McKEUNE, JOHN, postmaster, lumber merchaut, 
 saw mill prop'r, land agei)t, com'r iu B. R. , &c. 
 
 tanner. 
 
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 ngary. 
 160. 
 
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 AULTSVILLE, C. W,— A small village in the township of Osnabruck, county of Stormont ; near a 
 station on the Grand Trunk Rai'w.i;-. Distant from Cornwall, the county seat, 18 miles ; Prcsoott, 
 31; Kingston, 89; Montreal, 84 miles. Daily mail. Populatiou 200. 
 
 Anderson, Francis, carriage and waggon-maker. 
 
 Anderson, James, blacksmith. 
 
 AULT, I8AI.\H R., J. P. and postmaster. 
 
 AULT,'I. R. & S., gen |merchants & lumber dealt rs. 
 
 Ault, Sam'I, J. P., and M. P. P. 
 
 Aultsville Common School. 
 
 Baker, S., J. P., deputy reeve, town councillor, and 
 
 general merchant. 
 Barnhart, Ebenezer, carriage and waggon-maker. 
 Bochus, John, clerk division court. 
 Brown, Robert, merchant tailor. 
 Brownell, Thos., tanner. 
 Brownell & Haines, bide and leather dealers. 
 Clark, Rev. Mr., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Creamer, Jacob, carpenter. 
 
 Defoe, Erastus, general merchant and express agent 
 Defoe, Richard, boot and shoe-maker. 
 Dohie, Rev. Robt., Kirk Clergyman. 
 Elliott, John, brickmaker and potter. 
 Emperf, Eli, boot and shoe-maker. 
 Empcrf, Qordan D., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Emperf, Ira, blacksmith. 
 
 Ferris, Geo., J. P., gen. merchant, & town councillor. 
 
 Garret, Rev., Church of England. 
 
 Graham, Donald, custom house officer. 
 
 Hairns, Herodins, tailor. 
 
 Kanes, Charles J., blacksmith. 
 
 Hanes, John, boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 Hanes, Joseph, blacksmith. ' 
 
 Hays, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Ilickey, R. J., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Hodgins, George, town councillor. 
 
 Loucks, Gordon, boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 Morgan, Nelson, boot and shoe- maker. 
 
 Morrison, John, carpenter. 
 
 Moyan, Robert, reeve. 
 
 Phillips, Rev. Mr., Episcopal Methodist. 
 
 Pitts, George, boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 Sampson, George, cnrpenter and builder. 
 
 Vincent, James, carpenter. 
 
 Vincent, John, carpenter. 
 
 Wood, William, town councillor. 
 
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 AUSOBA, C. W. — A flourishing village on the line of the townships of King and Whitchurch, in the 
 county of Vork, and on tlie Northern Railway. It is in the midst of a well settled farming country, 
 and has a daily mail. Distant from Toronto, by the railway, 31 miles, and by the road 25 miles. 
 Population about 400. 
 
 Allaway, John, cooper. 
 
 Andrews, Edward, tailor. 
 
 Andrews, J., & Co., boots and skoos, hardware, 
 
 potash, soap, candles, &c. 
 Arnold, Robert, proprietor Aurora hotel. 
 Asbton, Heth, wine and produce dealer. 
 Atkinson, James, boot and shoe-maker. 
 Atkinson, lohn, shoe-maker. 
 Aurora Hotel, Robert Arnold, proprietor. 
 Barber, William, wood turning, &o. 
 Bnrr, Andrew, Railroad Hotel, Aurora and Maron, 
 
 John Kersupp, proprietor. 
 
 Barr k Bros., masons, plasterers, &o. 
 Bond, J, R., drug and grocery store. 
 Bosanco, Mrs., proprietor Yonge street hotel. 
 Boyd, R., & Brother, dry goods, groceries, hord- 
 
 ware, and millinery. 
 Campbell & Sons, rope manufacturers. 
 Danbrook, Henry, boot and shoe-maker. 
 Doan, Charles, reeve, dry goods and groceries. 
 Dunington, John, wsggon-maker. 
 Edmonds, E. C, dentist. 
 Field, John k Maohell R., general merchants. 
 Fitzgerald, R., carpenter and joiner. 
 
 W. C. CUEWETT & CO., BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 
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 AURORA— AYLMER. 
 
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 Flewry, Joseph, mannfacturer of steel mould-boards 
 and agricultural impleroents generally. 
 
 Fry, Henry, station-niaater. 
 
 Goode, C, grain and produce dealer. 
 
 Orabam, J. L., proprietor of Wellington House. 
 
 Qurnett, J. G., J. P., tanner and carrier. 
 
 Harris, Francis, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Harris, Henry, joiner and cabinet-maker. 
 
 Harris, Joseph, confectionery store. 
 
 Harris, Miss, milliner aiiJ drc«B-raaker. 
 ■ Harris, Thos., sen., joiner and carpenter. 
 
 Harris, Thos., jun , joiner and carpenter. 
 
 Hillary, R. W., phyisician and surgeon. 
 
 Holladay, J.imcs, butcher. 
 
 Hunt, Joseph Joshua, shoe-maker. 
 
 Hutchison, Wni. B., blacksmith. 
 
 Ireland, AV., carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Irwin, C. & 8. P., Aurora Flouring Mills, and 
 manufacturers of flour barrel staves. 
 
 Irwin, R. P., J. P., grain & produce dealer, farmer. 
 
 Jepp, Mr., joiner and carpenter. 
 
 Keele, \V. Q , attorney and solicitor-in-chancery. 
 
 Kersnpp. John, proprietor Railroad Hotel, kept by 
 Andrew Barr. 
 
 King, John A., Norther^^Inn, proprietor T. Ransom. 
 
 Lcpper, Mattiiew, J. P., general store. 
 
 Long. F., machinist. 
 
 Lundy, H. D., carriage-maker. 
 
 Machell, R. Field John, general merchant. 
 
 Machell, Henry, farmer. 
 
 McDonald, John, general blacksmith. 
 
 McQnffin, James, buihier k proprietor of saw milt. 
 
 Moore. George F., general merchant. 
 
 Mortimer. Charles, pby»ician and druggist. 
 
 Mosley, Robert, general stort -keeper. 
 
 Mosley, William, eonveyancer and land agent. 
 
 Motson, William, brewer. 
 
 Mundle, John, tailor. 
 
 Ongh, William, tinsmith. 
 
 Peck, R. N., dentist. 
 
 Peck, Rufus, school teacher. 
 
 Pekie, Walter B., physician and surgeoa. 
 
 Ransom, Thomas, general store. 
 
 RecTes, William, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Reid, George, saddler and grocer. 
 
 Robinson, R., joiner and carpenter. 
 
 Ross, William, carpenter. 
 
 Stevenson, Edward, tanner and currier, issuer of 
 
 marriage licenses. 
 Stevenson, George L , saddler and barness maker. 
 Stewart, William, inspector on the N. R. 
 Sullivan & Sullivan, attorneys and barristers. 
 Todd, James, blacksmith and carriage maker. 
 Tracy, John, tailor. 
 Webb & David, masons, plasterers, &o. 
 Wellington Hotel, G. L. Wakam proprietor. 
 Willis, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 Willaon, J )hn V., tinsmith. 
 Yoik, C. H., clerk of the Tillage council, carpenter. 
 
 AVOCA, C. E. — A sraall post villa3:e situated in the augmentation of the township of Orenville, and 
 county of Argenteuil, it is united to Grcnville for municipal purposes. Distant from Lachute tli& 
 county town 30 miles, and from Montreal 75 miles. Population of township, by last census, 2178. 
 
 Bates, John, J. P. 
 Crawford, ,John, J. P. 
 McCAI.LU.M, JOHN, postmaater. 
 
 McLean, James, lumber merchant. 
 McNeil, William, saw mill proprietor. 
 Neene, Rev. F. S., clergyaoan. 
 
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 jlVON, C. W. — .\ post village in the township of North Dorchester, and counties of Middlesex and 
 Elgin. Distant from London, 21 miles, from lugersoll, 11 miles, from St. Thomas, 26 miles, and from 
 Aylmer 13 miles. Population about 50. 
 
 Bnghner, Charles, chair-maker. 
 Hegler, John II., general merchant. 
 Jollitf, Richard, boot and sboe-muker. 
 Monett, William, blacksmith. 
 Fuddcfort, Alfred, assistant post master, saddle and 
 harness-maker. 
 
 Pullen, Felix, tailor. 
 
 Reed, William, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Ryan, John, hotel-keeper, boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 Stover, Charles, village blacksmith. 
 
 WHALEY, LYMAN, postmaster and carpenter. 
 
 AVON BANK, C. W.— A sioall post village, situated in the township of Downie, and county of 
 Perth. Population about 30.. 
 
 Oilles, James, shoemaker. 
 Hamilton, Rev. Robert, clergyman. 
 MUIR, JAMES, postmaster. 
 Oliver, David, cooper. 
 
 Parson, Dr., physician and surgeotv. 
 Smart Robert, blacksmith. 
 Stephenson, Neil, shoemaker. 
 
 AYLMER C. E. — An incorporated town in the township of Hull and county of Ottawa, of which it is 
 the county seat. It lius several common Fchocls and one Roman Catholic academy. Its trade is prin- 
 cipally in lumber and squared timber. Distant from Ottawa city 9 miles. Population about 1,800. 
 
 Allen, William, gen'l merchant and express agent. 
 Allen, W. J., councillor, boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 Arohambeault, George, carpenter. 
 Armstrong, Rev, Mr., clergyman. 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT & CO., PRINTERS AND PUBUSHERS, KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 
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 2178. 
 
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 800. 
 
 Aylea & Allen, biirrigters, attorneys, &o. 
 
 Aylen, John, physician and Hurgeon. 
 
 Ayten, Peter, barrister, attorney, &o. 
 
 Aylmer Timet (The), Wm. Nolan, proprietor. 
 
 Bailey, James, cubinet-miiker. 
 
 Beaudrey, Amabel, carpenter. 
 
 Beaudry, Francis, carpenter. 
 
 Bentioe, T. B., councillor. 
 
 Bertram, Miss, milliner and dross maker. 
 
 Bluet, William, agricult'l implement manufacturer. 
 
 Bulton, Q., botel-keeper. 
 
 Borthelett & Smith, agric'I implement manufacturers. 
 
 Bourgeou, Ales., clerk of commissioners court. 
 
 Chamberlin, IVichard. tanner. 
 
 Church, Howard, physician and surgooa. 
 
 Church, L. R., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Church, P. H., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Campbell, William A., co' icH'r and gen'l merchant. 
 
 Clark, W. C., accountant .ind druggist. 
 
 Colmnn, James, barrifter, attorney, &o. 
 
 Connors, John, tailor. 
 
 Cunroy, Robert, gen'l merchant and hotel prop. 
 
 Cowen, Thos., general merchant. 
 
 Cuzoner, Mark, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Davis, James, tanner. 
 
 Delisle, John, barrister, attorney, kn. 
 
 Devlin, Chas., general merchant and councillor. 
 
 Dornoy, J. D., hotel-keeper. 
 
 Driscoll, Henry, prothonotary and clerk of the peace. 
 
 Fling & Church, barristers, attorneys, &o. 
 
 Forran, Naroisse, carpenter. 
 
 Qourlcy, Rot. Q. L , Clergyman. 
 
 Oreville, Franeis, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Holt, Moses, hotel-keeper. 
 
 .Johnston, Ilcv. John, clergyman, 
 
 Kenny, Williim, waggon-make". 
 
 Kerr, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Klock, R. H. hotel-keeper. 
 
 r.iirue, Aiidrfc, uotnry public. 
 
 McUrido, Kohcrt, baker and confectioner. 
 
 MuConnel, Richard, lumber merchant. 
 
 McI'Can, J. & W., general merchaula and taunert. 
 
 McLean, William, councillor. 
 
 Michel, Rev. F., clergyman. 
 
 Morcaux, Ale.xandcr, carpenter. 
 
 Nolan, William, publisher Aylmer Timet. 
 
 O'Keefe, Martin, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 I'lirkcr, H., mayor. 
 
 Prentice, T. B , general merchant. 
 
 Qiiinlote, F., boot and shoemaker 
 
 Ramsay, William, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Ri'id, George, carpenter. 
 
 Richer, Robert, councillor. 
 
 Seyers, C. k A., flour fccil and grain dealers. 
 
 Seyers, J., biker and confectioner 
 
 Scyers, W., baker and confectioner. 
 
 Sornnge, Augustus, carpenter. 
 
 Taylor, J. F., Registrar and Sec Trcas. of C. C. 
 
 Thcbeault, Joseph, carpenter. 
 
 Timins, Jo.^ieph, hotel keeper. 
 
 Toppley, Will. J., saMIe and harnoss-maker. 
 
 Walkers, Jiimcs, luraher merchant. 
 
 WOODS, JOHN R., pustniaster and general agent. 
 
 Young, R. A., notary public and general agent. 
 
 AYLMER, C. W.— A flourishing post village in the township of .Malahide, cotinfy if "Igin, East 
 Riding, and situated on a small stream called Catfish creek. The chief trade is in couiiiiy produce. 
 Distant from St Thomas the county town 12 miles, London 20 miles, and from Hamilton 80 miles. 
 Population about 700. 
 
 Aldridge, Reuben. 
 
 Arkell, John, general merchant. 
 
 Beneraft, Henry, cooper. 
 
 Bingham & Brothers, general merchants. 
 
 Boise, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Butler, A. Y., school teacher. 
 
 Butler, Mrs., school teacher. 
 
 Cpfflpbell, Rev. Alex., Wesleyan. ' 
 
 Campbell, Wm., tinsmith. 
 
 Chambers, Isaac, deputy reeve. 
 
 Clark, Q. F., physician and surgeon, 
 
 Crouk, Ephriam, shoemaker. 
 
 Crouk, John H., shoemaker. 
 
 Clutton, J. J. & Co., general merchants. 
 
 Clutton, J. J. & S. S., woollen mill owners. 
 
 Darling, Wm., tailor. 
 
 Doty, John, hotel-keeper. 
 
 Foot. Ezra, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Glenn, James, tailor. 
 
 Ounston, Moses, plasterer. 
 
 Harrington, Edward, saddle and harness-maker. 
 
 Harvey, Wm., township councillor. 
 
 Hayword, Cyrenius, grocer. 
 
 HODGKINSON, PHILLIP, postmaster, tp. clerk. 
 
 Hughes, H. C, clerk divisioa court, conveyancer & 
 
 insurance agent. 
 Hughes, John R., carpenter. 
 Hughes, Wm. E., dentist. 
 Hughes, Y. & W., groocrg. 
 King, Louis, blacksmith. 
 Kirkland, John, J. P. 
 Laiug, Elijah, hotel-keeper. 
 
 Lee, Ira C, merchant tailor. 
 
 Little, James, general merchant. 
 
 Maginnis, Hugh, town.thip councillor. 
 
 Mrtuu Thos. T., druggi.it. 
 
 Marr, John S , township councillor. 
 
 Martin & Nairn, general merchants and tanners. 
 
 McCnuslnnd, John A., waggon maker. 
 
 .McDonald Brotlicrs & Monteith, waggonmakora. 
 
 Mclntyrc, Miss Jauo, milliner. 
 
 Montgomery, Rev. R. A., Church of England. 
 
 Monteilh, Win., blacksmith. 
 
 Murriiy, Andrew, general merchant. 
 
 Murray, Walter E , insurance agent & coDTeyancer. 
 
 Nairn, Thomas M., J. P., and reeve. 
 
 National Hotel, Rowsell Mott, proprietor. 
 
 Nelson, Robert, watchmaker. 
 
 Norris, Judson, house and sign painter. 
 
 Price, Aaron, druggist. 
 
 Richnrdson, Rev. Mr., New Connexiou Methodist. 
 
 Rule, Robert, machinist. 
 
 Ru-'scll, Rev. John, Wesleynu. 
 
 Smith, Charles S., hotel-keeper. 
 
 Smith, George M , carpenter. 
 
 Snow, Alfred, house and sign painter. 
 
 Stewart, Daniel, glue and potash manufacturer, and 
 
 general merchant. 
 Walker,, John, cabinet-make'r. 
 Williams, Adolpbas, physician and surgeon. 
 Wood & Kirkland, general merchants. 
 Wood, N. L., township treasurer. 
 Wright, R. C, baker and confectioner. 
 York, Samuel D., tanner. 
 
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 ATLWIN, C. W. — A post village in the township of Aylwin and coantjr of Ottawa, situated on the 
 Qatineau riTer in tlie heart of an cxoellent farmiug country and having considerable lumber trade. 
 Distant from Aylmer the couaty town CO miles and from Ottawa city 60 miles. Population of town- 
 ship 400. 
 
 Armstrong, Rer. Andrew, Methodist. 
 Chamberlain, Charles, blacksmith and agricultural 
 
 implement maker. 
 Chamberlain, Ephraim, carpenter. 
 Chamberlain, J. C, cabinet-maker. 
 Cuddy, John, hotel-keeper. 
 Currio, J. M. & Co., lumber raerchoAts. 
 Draper, John, shoemaker. 
 Earle, Erasmus, carriage and waggonmakor. 
 Farley, Robert, land agent. 
 QILMOUR & CO., lumber merchants. 
 Hall, 0. B., lumber merchant. 
 Hamilton & Brother, lumber merchants. 
 Hogao, Wm., hotel-keeper. 
 
 Loamery, Ant rew, lumber merchant 
 
 Le Bean, Alciander C, hotel keeper. 
 
 LITTLE, JOHN, J. P., postmaster & general mer. 
 
 Marks, Koberi, carpenter. 
 
 MoAfoe, John, cooper. 
 
 McNally, Henry B., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Pritohard, Andrew, general merchant, and saw, 
 
 floor and gr: st mill owner. 
 Reid, James, ehoemaker. 
 
 Slonn, Uavid, township secretary and treasurer. 
 WaJdell, James, carpenter. 
 TTiidJell, John, blacksmith. 
 Wiggin, Jaraen, shoemaker. 
 Wilson, Robert, tanner. 
 
 AYR, C W.— A flouriiihing village in the township of North Dumfries and county of Waterloo. It has 
 some large manufactories, esteuvive water privileges, a considerable flour and lumber trade, and is a 
 good market for wheat and grnin. Dietuiii from Berlin, the county town 15 miles, from Paris Rail* 
 way station, 7 miles, and from Quit 10 miles. Daily mail. Population about 1000. 
 
 Anderson, Thomas M., accountant notary public, &c. 
 
 At/r Obterver, J. W. McLean, publisher. 
 
 Baker, William, general merchant. 
 
 Becket, Jennet, milliner and dress-maker. 
 
 Bell & Bingham, physicians and surgeons. 
 
 Bell & McGregor, carriage and waggoti-makcrs. 
 
 Bishop, 8 , bonnet-maker. 
 
 Buckley & Laing, dealers in stoves and tin-ware. 
 
 Caw, Dr., physician. 
 
 Col well, Thomas, hotel proprie )r. 
 
 Croxier, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Cunningham, Peter, brewer. 
 
 Cuthbertson, Hugh, boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 Fair, Wm., carpenter ond builder. 
 
 Frnsers, Misses A. & I., bonnet-makers. 
 
 Ooldie, David, flour and feed merchant and miller. 
 
 Gladstone, James, carpenter and builder, and chair 
 
 manufacturer. 
 Gladstone Walter, general merchant and saddle and 
 
 harness-maker. 
 Gldastone, William, builder. 
 Hall, Robert, carpenter and builder. 
 Henderson, R. &. A., blacksmiths. 
 Hood, Thomas, hotel proprietor. 
 Hope, Peter, carpenter and builder. 
 Hope, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 Irving, Rev. G., clergyman. 
 Kay, James & Hugh, cabinet, looking-glass and 
 
 picture-frame makers. 
 Kilgour, Joseph, J. P. and general merchant. 
 Kyle, Walter A., blacksmith. 
 Lyons, James, broom manufacturer. 
 Manly, Daniel, flour and feed merchant and miller. 
 Markle, Eli, hotel proprietor 
 Mathison, A., carpenter and builder. 
 
 McDonald, George, general merchant. 
 
 McGregor Peter, blacksmith. 
 
 McKnight, Thomas, carriage and waggon-maker. 
 
 MoKnar, Rev., D. clergyman. 
 
 McLean, J. W., printer and publisher of the Ayr 
 
 Obierver. 
 McLean, Mary, milliner and dress maker. 
 McVeil, Duncan, merchant tailor. 
 McVeil, Mrs., milliner and dress maker. 
 Melvin, Peter, brickmaker. 
 Minto & Irvine, boot and shoe makers. 
 Murray, John, baker and confectioner. 
 Petrie, Alexander, beef and pork packer. 
 Piper, James, flour and feed merchant and miller. 
 Prii.^'- William, builder. 
 Rathbub, Wm., bookseller, stationer, notary public, 
 
 and general ngeut. 
 Rennicic, John, watchmaker and jeweller 
 Robertson, W. W., cabinet-maker. 
 Rutherford, Geo., saw mill prop., and lumber mer't. 
 Sanders, John, merchant tailor. 
 Souter, James, merchant tailor. 
 Smidt, John, builder. 
 Thomson, Wm., general merchant. 
 Walker, Robert, dyer and scourer. 
 Wallace, Marion, milliner and dress maker. 
 Watson, John, J. P., founder and machinist; dealer 
 
 in stoves, tinware, agricultural implements, &o. 
 White, Henry, gunsmith. 
 Willison, Walter, merchant tailor. 
 Wrigley, Mrs., milliner and dress-maker. 
 Wyllie, John, druggist, general merchant, and clerk 
 
 of division court. 
 WYLLIE, ROBERT, J. P. and postmaster. 
 
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 AYTON, C. W.— A post village in the township of Normanby and county of Grey, laid out by the 
 Government in 1856, containing one common school. Population about 150. 
 
 Ayton Hotel, John Booth, proprietor. 
 Booth, John, proprietor Ayton hotel 
 Card, William, cooper. 
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 Cosgrove, John, cabinet-maker. 
 
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 Croft, Conrad, blacksmith. 
 Derr, John, hotel proprietor. 
 Enuis, Robert, plasterer and mason. 
 Fink, John, boot and shoe-maker. 
 Fitzpatriok, Patrick, boot and shoemaker. 
 Fulton, Mr., township ooanoilior. 
 
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 Langdkle, KebinHon, carpenter nnd builder. 
 Lewis, Robert, carpenter and buiMer. 
 MeMaLon, II. A., towosliip councillor. 
 Miller, John, waggon-maker. 
 Neimeir, Qoorge, town clerk. 
 
 PHILLIl'8, JOHN M., postmaster, gen'l merchant, 
 and hotel proprietor. 
 
 Reed, Jame*, k Sons, general mercbsnta. 
 
 Kiddle, W. H., Teacher. 
 
 Robinson, John, township eonncillor. 
 
 Ryan, W. H., reeve. 
 
 Thomas, James U., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Winkler, David, township councillor. 
 
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 BABY'S POINT, C.W.— A small post village Bitnatcil on the St. Clair River, in the township of 
 Bombra and county of Lambton. Distant from Wallaceburg, 8 miles; from Saruia, 24 milcH ; from 
 Chatham, '27 miles ; and from Windsor, 40 miles. Population about 50. 
 
 Jamieson, Rev. Andrew, Clergyman, 
 Kelly, John, tavern-keeper. 
 
 I MENTEN, JAMES, postmaster, custom-liou.se officer 
 I and dealer in cordwood. 
 Scott, James, general merchant. 
 
 BAD£N, C. W. — A post village in the township of Wilmot and county Waterloo. It is near a station 
 on the Grand Trunk Railway. Distant from Toronto, 72 miles ; and from Uerlin, 9 miles. Population 
 about 200. 
 
 Beck, Jacob, proprietor lager beer brewery. 
 BECK, JACOB, councilman and postmaster. 
 BECK, JACOB, proprietor of Baden flour mills. 
 BECK, JACOB, proprietor Baden foundry. 
 Boye, Charles, cigar-maker and tobacconist. 
 Boye, E , tailor. 
 
 Crombie, Jamus, proprietor of Wilmot flour mills. 
 Danter, James, operator, station and American ex- 
 press Agent G. T. R. 
 Eramrich, Chas., saddle and harness maker. 
 Encger, Rev. Frederick, Lutheran. 
 Erbach, Philip, cooper. 
 Ernst & Nicholas, general dealers. 
 
 Gabcl, Jacob, tavern-keeper and waggon maker. 
 
 Gochring, H., weaver. 
 
 Kaufman, A., tavern-keeper and shoe-maker. 
 
 Kraus, Chris., Baden hotel, near station, on G. T. R. 
 
 Morley, Michael, proprietor of Biiden pail factory. 
 
 Perine Bros., proprietors of Baden Uux mills. 
 
 Schiedel, Isaac, general deuler. 
 
 Schiodel, Noah, general dealer. 
 
 Schunck, Theodore, general dealer. 
 
 Slutz, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Torde, Henry, station agent Groud Trunk Rrilway, 
 
 American Express agent. 
 Zonske, Wm., Cooper. 
 
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 BAGOT, C. W- — A small post village, situated on the River Madawaska, in the township of Bagot and 
 county of Renfrew. It is in the centre of a fine timber country. Distant from Perth, the county 
 town, 54 miles, and from Ottawa, 68 miles. Population 53. 
 
 Andrews, George, tavern keeper. 
 Costello, Miss C, school teacher. 
 Devine, Felix, general merchant. 
 Devine, Mathew, shoe-maker. 
 Devine, Patrick, accountant. 
 Dillon, T. H., township clerk. 
 French, T. P., county warden. 
 Oalligan, Daniel, tailor. 
 Hartney, James, J. P. 
 Hickey, John, clerk of county council. 
 Holliday, John, J. P. 
 Hoase) Olivier, shuc-maker. 
 
 Irving, A., county treasurer. 
 Madawaska Hotel, E. McCrea, proprietor. 
 McCrea, E., lumber merchant, hotel keeper and 
 
 township treasurer. 
 McCrea, Gerrard, lumber merchant. 
 McEwen George, carpenter and builder. 
 McGillis, John, blacksmith. 
 Taylor, Joseph, township reeve. 
 Wa'Jace, John, township assessor. 
 Wilso:», James, sen., weaver. 
 Wilson, J^mes. iun., saw-mill owner. 
 Wilson, Robert, sbcemaker. 
 
 BAOOTVILLE, C. E.— A post village situated on the Ha ! Ha ! Bay, in the township of Bfigot, and 
 county of Cbiooutimi. The scenery in the vicinity is very fine, and hundreds of pleasure-seekers from 
 all parts of the Province and United Htates visit this place during the summer months. It posnesses a 
 good harbour and is something of a commercial point, though the principal business is ship-building. 
 Distant from Chicoutirai, the county town, 10 miles; and from Quebec, 180 miles by water, and 136 
 miles by !and. Population, 575. 
 
 Belleau, Charles, potter. 
 
 Bellemore, Honors-, county councillor. 
 
 Blair, Robert, county councillor. 
 
 Common School, M'lle. Emtili6 Paradis, preoeptresi. 
 
 Cdte, Alfred, school commissioner. 
 
 Cdt6, Enoher N, village councillor. 
 
 Dumaise, M'lle Arthemise, preceptress model school. 
 Fortin, Ferdinand, blacksmith and saw-mill propri- 
 etor. 
 Fortin, Francois, waggon-maker. 
 Fortin, Wilfred, flouring mill. 
 Fortin, Xavier, aen., carpenter. 
 
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 Fortin, Xavier, jun./oabinet-inftker. 
 
 Qagnon, Tbos., village councillor. 
 
 Gravel, Ignace, J. P., connty councillor. 
 
 Gravel, J. A., general inorchaDt. 
 
 Hudou, Damnse, J. P., county councillor, Bckoi>I 
 
 commissioner, and general merchant. 
 Jobin, Kdouard, tailor. 
 Kane, John, prtifet. 
 Lepointc, Athanaige, vraggon-maker. 
 Lapointe, Joseph A., shoemaker. 
 Lord, Jean & Co., hotel proprietors. 
 Maltais, Joseph, village coun., school commissioner. 
 Mathieu, Louis, county councillor. 
 Millie, Epipliaine, shoemaker. 
 Model School, M'lle A. Duroais, preceptress. 
 Morrin, Israel, general merchant. 
 
 Paradis, M'lle Emblie, preceptress common school. 
 
 Perrou, Sorraphin, village councillor. 
 
 Potvin, Andre, county councillor, school commia- 
 
 sioncr and general merchant. 
 Pretre, Rev. Pierre Boucher, Roman Catholic. 
 Robitaile, Andr^, tanner. 
 ROUSSEAU, LOUIS ZEPHERIN, postmaster, 
 
 notary, secretary county council and col. agent. 
 Taffard, F. &Co., general merchant. 
 Tremblay, Abel, village mayor, county councillor 
 
 and blacksmith. 
 Tremblay, Abraham, village councillor. 
 Tremblay, Rarthemi, general merchant & tanner. 
 Tremblay, Charles, shoemaker. 
 Tremblay, Theodule, school commissioner. 
 Tremblay, Paschal, village councillor. 
 
 BAILLIEBORO', C. "W. — A post vill.ige, situated in the township of Cavan, and county of Durham, 
 East Riding. Distant from Port Hope the county town IG miles. Population 200. 
 
 Barnard, Joseph, J. P. 
 
 Bee, John, saw niill. 
 
 Cheniainha, John, druggist. 
 
 Clyne, Jnraes, tailor. 
 
 Cowan & Chemaijha, general merchants. * 
 
 Eakins, James sen., J. P. 
 
 Eakins, James jun, hotel-keeper. 
 
 FITZGERALD, JAMES, postmaster & gen. mercht. 
 
 Gillct, Rev. O. II. 
 
 Greer, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Ilaislip, Benjamin, cooper. 
 
 Hoisted, Mrs., bonnet-maker. 
 
 Kerr, Robsi I, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Kingham, James, carriage maker. 
 
 Lewis, George, tailor. 
 
 Lewis, 8. 0., briokmakcr. 
 
 Manning, Thomas, tanner. 
 
 Middleton, J. C, sewing machine ogcnt. 
 
 Mitchell, R. F., saddle and harness-maker. 
 
 Mitchell, Mrs. saddler and hnrne.°s-maker. 
 
 Motfatt, James, hotel proprietor and blacksmith. 
 
 Perks, George, physician. 
 
 Phillips, Jeremiah, cabinet-maker and gunsmith. 
 
 Phillips, Miss, bonnet. maker. 
 
 Porter, Henry, blacksmith and carriage-maker. 
 
 Porter, John, boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 Pardy, James, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Reed, Allen, gen.. al merchant. 
 
 Rowe, John, boot and shoe-maker. 
 
 Russell, Robert, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Russell, W. W. cabinet-maker. 
 
 Sandham, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Thompson, John, saw mill. 
 
 Waldie, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Wiight John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 BALDWIN, C, W. — A small post village in the township of Camden, and county of Addington, lying 
 near the boundary-line between the townships of Camden and Sheffield. Distant from Kingston, 30 
 miles, and from Belleville, 81 miles. Population 150. 
 
 Adams, John, tanner. 
 
 Bonager, Solomon, bookseller and stationer. 
 
 Cook, William, hotel keeper. 
 
 Creary, Charles, grocer. 
 
 Dodge, Michael, cabinet maker. 
 
 Figell, Amos, clothing merchant. 
 
 Graue, Robert, planing milt proprietor. 
 
 Hays, William, hotel keeper. 
 
 Haxeltine, Wm. general merchant. 
 
 Hyams, Adam, hotel keeper. 
 
 Kennedy, George, provision dealer. 
 
 Kirk, Jnroes, township clerk. 
 
 Lockwood, Solomon, barrister. 
 
 Magus, Benjamin, watchmaker. 
 
 McKniglit, George, general merchant. 
 
 McKniglit, John, cooper. 
 
 Mc Knight, Robert, general merchant. 
 
 McLauglin, George, physician k surgeon. 
 
 I McLaughlin, Henry, waggon-maker. 
 McLaughin, John, carpenter. 
 Moid, David, grocer. 
 Paul, George, J. P. and reeve. 
 Paul, Robert, piano teacher. 
 Stewart, Neil, jun., J. P. and grocer. 
 Tul, Wm. flour ond feed dealer. 
 Wade, David, general merchont. 
 Waite, Rev. A. J. Wesloyan. 
 West, Patrick, baker. 
 Wheeler, A. hotel-keeper. 
 Whitman, Henry, tailor. 
 York, Charles, blacksmith. 
 Vork, David, diHtillor. 
 
 YORK, GORDON P. postmaster, boot i shoemaker. 
 York, John, saddle and harness maker. 
 York, Martin, carpenter. 
 York, Peter, druggist. 
 
 BALLANTRAE, C. W. — A small post village in the township of Whitchurch and county of York 
 North Riding, tirst settled in 1847. Distant from Toronto 30 miles. Population abo\it 00. 
 
 Applcton, Charles, saw mill. 
 
 Cooper, W. tavern keeper. 
 Foe, James, tailor. 
 Oroy, Edward, shoemaker. 
 Hill, Alexander, blacksmUh. 
 Lloyd, C. shoemaker. 
 
 MACEY, RICHARD, postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Monkman, Rev. Wm. Primitive Methodist. 
 Nattress, Rav. John, Primitive Methodist. 
 Pincham, Rev. Mr., Wesloyan Methodist. 
 Willison, Rev. Mr., Wesloyan Methodist. 
 
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 BALIjINAFAD, C,W. — A post villoge situated in the township of Erin and South Riding of the oonnty 
 of Wellington. Distant from Guelph the county town, 18 miles and from Toronto 45 miles. Popula- 
 ation about 100. 
 
 APPELBEE, JOHN S. postmaster. 
 Bennett, Thomas, hotel keeper. 
 Binnic, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 Campbell, James, general merchant. 
 Chisbolm, W. R. hotel keeper. 
 
 Czerwinski, Louis, boot and shoemaker. 
 Fletcher, Angus, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Hills, Joseph, hotel keeper. 
 Johnstone, Alexander, fanner. 
 Shortle, John, jun., farmer. 
 
 BALLTCROY, C. W. — A small post village in the township of Adjala and county of Simooe. Distant 
 from Barrie, the county town, 40 miles, and from Toronto, about 36 miles Population about 30. 
 
 B eatty, Samuel, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 F esher, John, grist mil! proprietor. 
 
 F etcher Joseph, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 McClelland, JOUN, postmaster, dealer in dry 
 
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 Skelley, Denuia, blacksmith. 
 Small, Peter, hotel keeper and general merchant. 
 
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 BALLYDUPP, C. W. — A post village situated in the township of Manvers and county of Durham, 
 East Riding. Distant from Port Hope, the county town, 30 miles ; Newcastle, 17 miles ; Bowmanville, 
 20 miles ; and from Toronto, 62 miles. Population about 150. 
 
 Barret, Miss, common school teacher. 
 
 Benson, Thomas, J. P. 
 
 Brown, Lncas, tailor,, 
 
 Browne, Robert T., J. P. and councillor. 
 
 Burns John, reeve. 
 
 Cameron, James, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Clarke, Daniel M. boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Grey, John, J. P. 
 
 Humphreys, Wm, carriage a..d woggon maker. 
 
 Ivory, Thomas, dyer and scourer. 
 
 Johnston, James A. deputy reeve. 
 
 Leigh, Jnmes, stave maker. 
 
 Lyons, John, J. P. and common school teacher. 
 
 Magill John, councillor. 
 
 MAXWELL, WILLIAM A —postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Montt^cmery, Wm. cooper. 
 
 Mordaunt, Robert, blacksmith. 
 
 Mordant, Robert, blacksmith. 
 
 Morrow, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Mulligan, Robert, cabinet, chair maker & undcrtakfr. 
 
 Piirkcr, Wm. blacksmith. 
 
 Preston, Peter, J. P., and councillor. 
 
 Preston, Robert, J. P. 
 
 Richardson, Rev. Q. Y. Wesleyan. 
 
 Ryly, Alfred, town clerk. 
 
 Scott, Adam, saw and flour mill. 
 
 Smith, O, C. tanner & dealer in hides & leather. 
 
 Staples, Henry saw mill & lumber merchant. 
 
 Stewart, James, tailor. 
 
 Ward, Mrs. Ellen Jane, hotel. 
 
 Williamson, James, builder, 
 
 Williamson, John C. builder. 
 
 Windle, Rev. W. C. Presbyterian. 
 
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 BALSAM, C. W. — A post village in the township r,f Pickering and county of Ontario, surronndcd by 
 a good farming country. Distant from Whitby, tliu county seat, 14 miles, Toronto 34 miles. Popu- 
 lation about 76. 
 
 DODDS, ROBERT, postmaster. 
 Horrison, R. T. cooper and stave factory. 
 Little, James, carpenter. 
 Mackie, Jumes, blacksmith. 
 MoByrnc, Dougal, shoemaker. 
 
 I'HIPPEN, ROBERT, assistant postmaafer and 
 
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 Serlie, Robert, shoemaker. 
 Sharrard, A. & C. carpenters & saw mill ownen. 
 
 BALTIMORE, C. W.— A thriving post villngo, situated in the township of Ilamtlton and West Riding 
 of the r juuty of Northumberland. It po-ssessea excellent water power, together with flour and grist 
 mills, woollen and other manufactories. Distant from Cobourg, the county town, 5 utiles, and from 
 Toronto 75 miles. Population about 400. 
 
 Allan, Henry, toiler. 
 
 Boyd, John, onrpeutcr. 
 
 Buig(vM, John, general merchant, hide and leather 
 
 dealer. 
 Burrows, Charles, shoemaker, 
 Chapman, Nicholas, blacksmith. 
 Cockburn, George, hotel keeper. 
 Fraser, Archibald, tailor. 
 OILLBAHI), JOHN, postmaster and.^en'l merch'nt. 
 
 Haig, Thomas, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Karstone, R. gen'l merchant and township treasurer. 
 
 Harvey, R. general merchant. 
 
 Hogg, George, blaoksuiith. 
 
 Johnston, Archibald, carpenter. 
 
 Kelley, George, cabinetmaker. 
 
 Lawson, Rev. Thomas, olergyman. 
 
 Tilioumb, Wm. carpenter. 
 
 Mann, Wm. flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
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 McBean, Dr. pbysiciau and surgeon. 
 
 MoDonald, Colin M. pbysiciaa and surgeon. 
 
 McDonald, Robert, cooper. 
 
 McDougalJ, Wni. flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 MiiKeoEie, Rev. W. J. clergymaa. 
 
 Murray, John, tailor. 
 
 Poverg, Cornelius, cooper and waggon maker. 
 
 Pickering, Edmand, botel keeper, 
 Richardson, Arthur, carpenter. 
 Smith, Joseph, wag'ion maker. 
 Turner, John, physician and surgeon. 
 Weir, HaKh, flour and ^rist mill proprietor. 
 Wimble, Francis, shoemaker. 
 
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 Riding. Inhabitants mostly German. D.'stant from Berlin, county seat, 12 miles. Population 160. 
 It contains two schools. 
 
 Decker, Martin, carpenter. 
 Dietrich, Joseph, carpenter. ,. 
 
 Engle, Wm. cigar maker. 
 Hedericb, II. shoemaker. 
 Kellar, Adam, merchant tailor. 
 Kroetsch, John, carpenter, builder, and saw mill 
 propri-itor. 
 
 Moser, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Schlegcl, John, blacksmith. 
 Stockle, Charles, brewer. 
 Straus, John, cabinet maker. 
 
 WALTER, FERDINAND, postmaster, hotel pro- 
 prietor, and general merchant. 
 Zimmerman, Henry, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
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 BANDA, C. W.— A country post oflioe, situated on the town line between the townships of Mulmur 
 and Nottnwasngn, in the county of Simooe. Distant from Uarrle, the county town, 22 miles, and from 
 Toronto C6 miles. Population of neighbourhood about 60. 
 
 Bruce, Jiimes, school teacher. 
 
 CLEMENGER, JOHN, J. P., postmaster & farmer. 
 
 Laitimore, Wm., J. P., farmer. 
 
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 B ANDOIf, C. W. — Commonly called Hartford villiiRe, is situated on the south branch of the rirer 
 Maitland, in the township of Hullet and county of Iluron. Distant from Godorioh, the county town, 
 20 miles. Population about 80. 
 
 Lee, James IT. carpenter. 
 
 LEIOIITON, MRS. SARAH, postmisU'esa. 
 
 Melville, Lawrence, saw mill owner. 
 
 Tyghe, Edward, builder. 
 Waddell, John, tlour mill owner. 
 
 BANQOB, C. W. — A post village in the township of Pickering and county of Ontario, South Riding. 
 It has a good school, the Brunswick Academy. Distant from Whitby, the county town, 14 miles, 
 Toronto 20 miles, and from Montreal 300. Population 100. 
 
 Barnes, Wm. saw mill owner. 
 Banks, Wn:. saw mill owner. 
 Davidson, Alexander, school teacher. 
 Dotoi., Benjamin, waggon maker. 
 Qragao, Robert, blacksmith. 
 Haley, David, farmer. 
 Nobi j, Alflred, saw mill owner. 
 Fur ley, Wm. turner. 
 
 Reynolds, C. farmer. 
 
 Tabi-ott, Rev. Alexander, Baptist. 
 
 Turners, Alfred, carpenter. 
 
 TURNER, ISAAC, postmaster & general merchant. 
 
 Varden, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 Wiqdsor, John, boot and shoemd^ei . 
 
 Young, Uriah, farmer. 
 
 BANNOCKBURN, C. W.— A post village tn the township of Madoo and county of Hastings, situated 
 on the banks of t;ie river Muira, in the midsi of a fine agricultural country. Distant from Belleville 
 40 miles. Population 100. 
 
 CARPENTER, WM. H, postmaster, ngricnltural im- 
 plement dealer and stage proprietor. 
 Cooper, Charles, shoemaker. 
 Criiugh, Wm. blacksmith. 
 Fl'.at, Billa, general merchant. 
 Fox, Charles, builder. 
 
 Heldebrant, Ernst, tanner. 
 
 Mumby, Wm. saw, fluur, and grist mill owner. 
 
 Sloan, Rev. James, Wusleyan Slethodist. 
 
 Temple, Snowileu, shoemaker. 
 
 Wilson, Wm. II. upholsterer. 
 
 ? JABNETT, C. W.- Post office for Ennofivllle, In the township of Nichol, county of Wellington, North 
 Hiding. Distant from Guelph, the chief town, « miles, Toronto 60 miles, Hamilton 40 miles, and 
 MoDtrMd 892 miles. Population 42. 
 
 W. C. CUEWETT k CO., BUOKSELLBRS AND STATIONERS, KINO STREET, TORONTO. 
 
BAINETT— BARRIE. 
 
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 ker. 
 
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 ' town, 
 
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 7orth 
 and 
 
 Beattie, John, J. P. and inanranoe 
 
 agent 
 
 Johnson Oeorge, hotel keeper. 
 
 Broadfoot, Samuel, J. P. 
 
 
 McLaren, John, tailor. 
 
 DaridsoD, Alexandei', shoemaker. 
 
 
 Mnrphy, Nicholas, J. P. 
 
 Elkerton, James, carpenter. 
 
 
 Penny, Henry, mason. 
 
 ELMSLIE, JAMES, postmnster. 
 
 
 Penny, Mrs. milliner. 
 
 Oable, John, ireaTer. 
 
 
 Scanlan, Eugene, J. P, 
 
 IIuDter, Robert, blacksmith. 
 
 
 Sherratt, Archibald, J. P. 
 
 BARNSTON, C. E. — Sometimes called Barnston Corner, a thriTing Tillage situated on Coatioook 
 creek, in the township of the same name, county of Stanstead, and diatriot of St. Francis. It han on 
 academy, also a mechanics' institute and library association. Distant from Stanstead, the coonty town, 
 12 miles ; from Cuaticook station, on the Qraud Trunk Railway, five miles ; and from Montreal, 1.20 
 miles. Daily mail. Population about 250. 
 
 Baldwin, J. P. mill owner and township councillor. 
 
 Baldwin, Lotis, plasterer. 
 
 Belknap, M. cooper. 
 
 Bellard, John, farmer. 
 
 Blanchard, Carlisle, scwing-maoliine agent. 
 
 Bowk, Solomon, farmer. 
 
 Bowkcr, Alexander, fnrmer. 
 
 Bryant, James, farmer. 
 
 Buokland, Wm. farmer. 
 
 Cleveland, Norman, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Cleveland, Samuel, jun. bricktuaker. 
 
 Clifford, Francis, farmer. 
 
 Converse, Jonathan, farmer. 
 
 Davis, Hiram, township mayor. 
 
 Ferguson Uuv. James F. Baptist. 
 
 Flotcher k Blake, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Fox, A K. township councillor. 
 
 Griffin, Charles H. carpenter and builder. 
 
 Qunn, Qeorge, express agent. 
 
 Hanson, George C. hotel keeper. 
 
 Hanson, Lewis, farmer. 
 
 Heath, Isaac, farmer. 
 
 House, Alonzo. 
 
 Iloyt, George, Barnston Hotel. 
 
 HUMPHRY, JOHN, postmnster, «iecretary and 
 
 treasurer of municipality, and school commisti'r. 
 Humphry & Remiok, general merctiants. 
 Humphry, Samuel, bailiff and blacksmith. 
 Hurd, Edmond, saw mill owner. 
 
 Jack, W. C. shoemaker. 
 
 Jenks, Nath. J. P. dentist, physician and surgeon. 
 Knegg, L. D. tanner and currier. 
 Look, Thomas, J. P. township councillor. 
 Lovell, H. township councillor. 
 Libber, C. & J. flour and grist mill proprietors 
 Maggorgan, James, farmer. 
 Norton, Arthur, farmer. 
 Oliver, William li., J. P. 
 Pnine, Samuel, tihoemaker. 
 Palmer, A. W. watchmaker and jeweller. 
 Palmer & Fletcher, photographic artist;. 
 Parker, H. & J. J. general merchants. 
 Perkins, Joseph, mason. 
 Peverly, Charles, carriage and waggoa maker. 
 Rix, George, blacksmith. 
 Shealds, A. tailor. 
 
 Shorey, Samuel H. teacher in academy. 
 Southmayd, E. S. tanner nnd currier. 
 Htevens, D. C. house and sign painter. 
 Sutton, Alnred, sewing machiue agent. 
 Sutton, L. G., J. P. 
 Tiipling, Johnson, broom maker. 
 Thompson, James, custom-house officer. 
 Wiiy, Daniel, dyer and seourer. 
 Wheeler, Charles, J. P. 
 White, Charles, architect. 
 
 Wood, R. B., township eounoiUor and ohairmau of 
 school commissioners. 
 
 BARBIE, C. W. — An Incorporated town in the township of Vespra, county of Simooe, North Riding, 
 very picturesquely siliiated, at the head of Kcmponfeldt Bay, on Lake Simcoe. It is a station on the 
 Northern Railway at which all the trains sNip, and has a Ivlegrnph office. The country surrounding 
 is fertile, and very favorable to the raising of all kinds uf grain. There is a good market at Barrio for 
 all kinds of produce, and a large araouul of produco aud timber is exported every year. Distant from 
 Toronto, 04 miles ; Cullingwood, 81 miles ; and Orillia, 27 miles. Two daily mails, with money order 
 office. Population about 2,000. 
 
 Andcrton & Brother, brewers and malsters. 
 
 ARDAGH & ARDAGII, barristers, attnrncys-at-law, 
 solicitors, conveyauocrs, notaries public, commis- 
 sioners, Owen. 
 
 /rJagh, Arthur, physician and surgeon and county 
 coroner, Uunlop. 
 
 Arksey, Amos, waggon maker and fanning mill 
 builder, Dunlop. 
 
 Banting, R. T., county clerk (res. Cookslown). 
 
 BARRIE HOTEL, DANIEL FAR.\GHER, propri- 
 etor, Dunlop (see card, p. 80). 
 
 Bennett, Humphry, merchant tailor and clothier, 
 Dunlop. 
 
 BInghnra Brothers, butchers and poultry dealers, 
 Dunlop. 
 
 Bingham, Robert, proprietor of Queen's Arms hotel, 
 Dunlop. 
 
 Bird, Henry, manufacturer and dealer in boots and 
 
 shoes, Dunlop. 
 Bishop, Edward T., tailor. Brewer's block. 
 Blackslon, Wm., blacksmith. Collier. 
 BOOTH, WM., churn and cabinet maker, Charlotte. 
 UOULTON & McCarthy, barristers, attorneys. 
 
 &c., Dunlop. 
 Bouroy, Mrs., milliner, Dunlop. 
 Boys, Henry R. A , county treasurer, Court House. 
 Burnett, Aaron, tinsmith, Dunlop. 
 Burns, Michael, gun maker, Dunlop. 
 Caldwell, Wm., hlncksniilh, Charlotte. 
 Carson, Jnme^, grocer, boot and shoe maker and 
 
 dealer. Collier. 
 Cassin, Miss M , milliner and dressmaker, Dunlop. 
 CharloD, Edwarj, druggist, T. W. Q^orgen, agent, 
 
 Dunlop. 
 
 W. C, CUEWETT A CO., PRINTERS, LITHOGRAPHERS, Ac, KING 8T. EAST, TORONTO. 
 
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 BARRIE— BELLEVILE. 
 
 JAMES KEVILL, 
 
 fostmastfr, gotarg |aMif» Conljffiatitjr, 
 
 INSUKANOF. AGENT. &a. 
 
 Agent f jr the Liverpool ft London Tire lutoranca Co. 
 AMUERSTBURO, C. W. 
 
 R. W. BRANIN, 
 
 DEALKR IN 
 
 Walnnt, Oak, Aih, Cherry, White Woid, Fine, and otlier 
 Xj XT IMS. 33 XI Zl. , 
 
 ALSO IN FLOUR AND FEED, &c., &o., 
 ALVINSTON, C. W. 
 
 ALBERT TESKEY, Esq., 
 APPLETON, C.W. 
 
 J. D. FRICKELTON, 
 
 Eclectic Physician, Surgeon, &c. 
 
 TKtUall CHRONIC DISBAgEg nith the Ere«t«at powllle 
 ■uccvss, no matter of buw long ■tHiidiug. 
 
 ST. JOHNS, 
 
 ARVA P. 0., O.W. 
 
 BARRIE, C. W. 
 
 D. FARAGHER, PROPRIETOR 
 
 THIS FIEST CLASS HOTBL 
 
 WILL BE OONTIMUBD UNDER THB AB07B OONTROL, 
 
 IN THE SAME MANNER WHICH HAS RENDERED IT SO POPULAR 
 
 FOn TUI 
 
 LAST THREE OR FOUR YEARS. 
 
 JA.MES TODD, 
 
 General Dealer in Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, Wines, Liquors, Seeds, &o,, 
 
 COriLIBR, STREEX, BV\.XmXB, O. "^iV. 
 
 EDWARD GRAVER, 
 
 IlilNER.Vt, DEALCR IN 
 
 SHELF AXD HEAVY HARDWARE, 
 
 B.ir Iron and Steel; Orooetias; Coiract:on}ry, ftc. 
 DtTNLOl' STHEBT, PAHRIE, O, W. 
 
 ANGUS McBRYNE, 
 
 MERCHANT TAILOR & CLOTHIER. 
 
 DEAI.KH IN 
 
 DBT OOODB, 0£C:£BnS, PBOVISIOKfi, fto. 
 
 BAYFIELD STHEET, BAIiRIE, 0, W. 
 
 OFFICE AT HIS RESIDENCE, EAST SIDE OF PINNACLE STREET, 
 
 FIRST UODSB NORTU Of TUB COURT UOUSI, 
 
 BELLEVILLE, Canada W.«t. 
 
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BARRIE. 
 
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 Cinrksoo, J., pi-opi-ietor Commercial Hotel, DuDlop. 
 Commercial Ilotel, J. Clarkson, proprietor, Dualop. 
 Cotter, Jiimefj R. county attorney. 
 Cre.iwicke, Henry & Sou, proviuioal land and county 
 
 Buryeyors. 
 CRUW, DANIEL, publisher Northern AJvince, 
 
 (weekly.) Duulop. 
 Cricketers' Hotel, E. S. Xlceking proprietor, brew- 
 er's block. 
 ■ Crosby, Fl»rvey W. fanninj^-milt mfinufucturer, Mary. 
 Dunlop, Jnmes, proprietor Duulops' Hotel. 
 Durham, John, steam saw mill and lumber merch't. 
 Edwards, James, deputy registrar. 
 Fairview Brewery, Anderton & Brother proprietors. 
 FAR.AQHEB, DANIEL proprietor of Barrio Hotel, 
 
 Dunlop, (see card, p. JvO.) 
 FAR.\(illEll JOHN, general dealer, Dunlop. 
 Foster, Thomas C. broom and brush manufactory, 
 
 Dunlop. 
 FRA^EIl, HENRY, proprietor Eraser's Hotel, 
 
 Dunlop. 
 Carton, David B., photographer, Dunlop. 
 Qeorgcn, T. W. Drugj^ist and commission merchant, 
 
 Dunlop. 
 Oowan, Jas. R. judge of division ond cornty court. 
 Giaham, Andrew, general dealer in dry p'oods and 
 
 groceries, tanner and leather dcolcr, Dunlop. 
 Oraht-im, Miss Eliza, milliner and dress niakci-. 
 Graham & Son, general merchants, Duulop. 
 Orahiim, Wm. clerk of the market. 
 GRAVER, EDWARD, general dealer in hardware 
 
 and Groceries, Dunlop, (see card p. 30). 
 Hamilton, James, phy!<ioian, Mulcaster. 
 HARRISON, CHRISTOPHER, general merchant, 
 
 Dunlop. 
 Harri.'>on, Henry, boot and shoemaker, Collier. 
 HI LLIWELL, THOS. L agent for W. & J. Morse, 
 
 millers, Collier. 
 Hill, Robert, foundry and machine shop, Bradford. 
 Hinds Brothers, general merclnints. Duiilnp. 
 Hindi*, Charles, boot and shoemaker, Dunlop. 
 HOLT, SONS & CO., bill brokers, commission agts. 
 
 &o., Owen. 
 Hopkins, Henry B. conveyancer, &o., Dunlop. 
 Howard, John, grocery, Dunlop 
 Hunter, Oeorgt, stoves, tinsmith, hardware, Di'nlop 
 Hurst, Thos, cabiuiit maker, Dunlop. 
 Jamii'son, Francis, butcher. Market Hall. 
 John>joii, Wm. potash maker, Bradford. 
 Jones & Dount, steam saw mill. 
 Kavanagh, Miss Sirah, milliner, Dunlop. 
 Kelniaii & Co. drug^ii.^is and chemists, Dunlop. 
 King, Nathaniel, general merchant, Dunlop. 
 LACEV, JAMES, blacksmiih. Collier. 
 Luno, Alfred, pustmiister, and ngeut for Vickers' 
 
 Express (.\)., l>unlop. 
 Lane, Geo., town clerk and trcasnrer, and dru^'gist. 
 Lane, Jonathan, clerk of tlio crown and pleas. 
 Laurie, Alex, general dealer in groceries, crockery, 
 
 feed, Sis. Dunlop. 
 Lee, John, builder. Collier. 
 LITTLE, TIIO.MAS, proprietor Trmperance Hou^e, 
 
 Collier. 
 Livingsliui & lluMcdge, hardware, groceries k fancy 
 
 gnod^. Duiilup. 
 Lloyd, Thomas, clerk i(f divi-ion O'lurt, court house 
 Locke, J4i«:eidi, general merchant, Dunlop. 
 Louiit & Hoys, barristers, u> irneys, &o. Duulop. 
 Lount, George, county registrar. 
 Lynch, Michael, cooper, Duulop. 
 Maun, Wm. A Son, booknellers, slitioncrs, groceries, 
 
 fancy gm.l:', &o. Dunlop. 
 
 Marin, Tlios. boot and shoemaker. Collier. 
 
 Maundrell, George, butcher, Market Hull. 
 
 Meeking-i, Edward, auctioneer, and proprietor of 
 Cricketer's Hotel, Brewer.i' Block. 
 
 Mintz, Abraham J. dry goods k groceries^ Bayfield. 
 
 Miscampbell, Andrew, proprietor Wellington Hotel, 
 Dunlop 
 
 Moore, John, boot and shoemaker, Dunlop. 
 
 Moore, Martin, saddle and harness maker, Dunlop. 
 
 Morgan, Rev. Mr. Church of Englnml. 
 
 MORSE W.M. & JOHN, flour and grist mill pro- 
 prietors. Collier. 
 
 MOIITON, EDWARD D. physician and surgeon, 
 Dunlop. 
 
 McBride, Charles, boot and shoemaker, Dunlop. 
 
 McBricle, Patrick, geaeial merchant, Bayfield. 
 
 .McBRYNE, ANGUS, dealer in dry goods, groceries, 
 clothing, fancy goods, &o , Bayfield (see card p. 
 80). 
 
 >fcCoiikey & Ross, general merebant?, Dunlnp. 
 
 MoConkey. Thos. D. rieve, Dunlop. 
 
 McKERNAN, DAN'L. boot ami shoemaker. Collier. 
 
 MoKENZIE, ALEXANDER, watchmaker and jew- 
 eller, Dunlop. 
 
 McVity, W. B , clerk of the pci.co. 
 
 NORTIIimS ADVAXCE (weekly) D. CREW, 
 publisher, Dunlop. 
 
 O'Brien, Frederick, revenue inspector, and collector 
 of inland revenue, Mary. 
 
 OXEN II AM, RICHARD JAMES, confectioner aud 
 plasterer, Mary. 
 
 Pae, Peter, general merchant, Bradford. 
 
 Palmer, Wm. blacksmith, Bradford. 
 
 PATTON & O'BllIEN, barristers, attorneys, solici- 
 tiirs, agents Trust and Loau Co. and Canada Life 
 Assurance t^o. Owen. 
 
 PARKES, WM. R., publisher of The Spirit of the 
 A'le (weekly) Dunlop. 
 
 I'laxton, George, tinsmith, tin, copper and shect- 
 ir»n work, Dunlop. 
 
 Powell, Richard, grocery & provision dealer, oiook.- 
 ery, liquors, &o. Dunlop. • 
 
 Price, Charles, boot and shoe manufact. and dealer, 
 Dunlop 
 
 ROUERI'SON, H., law office, Dunlop. 
 
 Rogers, Joseph, auctioneer, and high constable for 
 county of .Simoue, Dunlop. 
 
 Rogers, Patrick Ji Eilward W. house, sign and car- 
 riage painturs, Dunlop. 
 
 Root, Wm. saddle and harness maker, Dunlop. 
 
 Ross, B. W. deputy fheriirt'o of Simcoc, Muloaster. 
 
 Bussell, Angus, agent for Bank of Toronto, Dualop. 
 
 Itu-sell, Brothers, general merchants, Dun'iip. 
 
 Haufurd, Sidney ,M., general merchant, Duulop. 
 
 San lers, Leand. watt.hmaker and jeweller, Dunlop, 
 
 .Si'Wrey, Henry, pump maker, Collier. 
 
 Sheran, John, saddle and harness maker. Collier. 
 
 Sheridan, Bernard, general merchant, Dutilop. 
 
 .Sidswortli, Tli.imas. baker, Dunlop. 
 
 •Sidsworlii, Geo. baker and confectioner, Duulop. 
 
 Simooe .Steam Brewery, Robert Simpson prop , foot 
 Mary. 
 
 Sinip-'on, Robt. brewer and malster, foot Marjr. 
 
 Slee, A. C. general ilealer, Dunlop. 
 
 Smith, Beiij. W. .sheritf f(U' eoun'y Simcoc. 
 
 Speers. John IL Crown Hotel, Bradfonl. 
 
 Spencer, Mieh.iel H grocery, Dunlop. 
 
 si'iRlT OF THE AGE (weekly), W. R. Parkes 
 puhluher, Dunlop. 
 
 Sproulc, Wui. dry goods, grocries, &c. Dunlop. 
 
 Summers, G. carriage nnd wag;ou iLaker, Cottier. 
 
 Summers, Mr. grocery (store. 
 
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 W. C. CHEWETT & CO., BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 
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 BARRIE—BATH. 
 
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 Sammeraet, J. saddle and harneas maker, Collier. 
 SUMMEKSETT, THOS. blacksmith, Collier. 
 Sweeney, Jobn, boot and shoe manufacturer and 
 
 dealer, Dunlop. 
 Thomas, Wm.. builder and carpenter, Charlotte. 
 TODD, J.\MES, groceries, crockery, liquors, &o. 
 
 Collier (see card, p. 30). 
 Trerelyan, John, bookbinder, stationer, &c. Dunlop. 
 
 VancTcry, Daniel, lirery stable and omnibus line to 
 
 and from the cars. 
 Wellington Hotel, A. Misoampbell, prop. Dunlop. 
 WHITEBREAD, GEO. & RICHARD, waggon and 
 
 carriage makers, Charlotte and Collier. 
 Wray, Thos. grocery and provision dealer, crockery, 
 
 &o.. Market. 
 Wright, Samuel, baker and confectioner, Dunlop. 
 
 BABBIEFIELD, C. TV. — A village situated on Point Frederick, opposite the city of KingRton, in 
 the townsbip of I'ittaburg and county of Frontenac, on the east side of the mouth of the Cataraqnl 
 river. It is connected with Kingston by means of a bridge across the bay. Daily mail. Population 
 about 600. 
 
 Allen, John, waggon maker. 
 Allen, Thomas, waggon maker. 
 Allen, Wm. farmer. 
 Anderson, Wm. carpenter. 
 Armsden, TfaomaD, laborer. 
 Deggfl, Wm. J. Coat of Arms Inn. 
 Belwa, Qabriel, cooper. 
 Brown, Rev. Edward. 
 Cross, Nicholas, carpenter, 
 Dawson, T. wnggon maker. 
 Dick, Robert, blacksmith. 
 
 Ezford, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 Jacobs, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 Johnston. Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 Johnston, Robert, otonecutter. 
 Lachapelle, William, boat builder. 
 Mayberry, Alex, blacksmith. 
 Patrick, Thos. Crown and Shamrock Inn. 
 Rees, Wm. Pittsburg Inn. 
 Shannon, Jacob, carpenter.' 
 Strachan, Martin, saw mill. 
 
 BABBINQTON, C. £S. — A small post village in the township of Hemmingford and county of 
 Huntingdon. It has one common school. Distant from Beauharnoia, the seat of the district court, 
 40 iiiilex, from Uuntingdon, the county seat, 40 miles, and from Montreal 82 miles. Population 
 about 60. 
 
 Lytle, James, waggon maker. 
 
 LYTLE, OLIVER, postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 Merlin, Rev. John, clergyman. 
 
 Power, Edward, shoemaker. 
 Stafford, James, blacksmith. 
 
 BABTONVILLE, C. W. — A post village in the township of Barton, county of Wentworth, South 
 Riding. Disitalh from Hamilton, the county scat, 8 miles, and from Toronto 40 miles. Population 200. 
 
 Bartonvillc House, Robt. Cumberland proprietor. 
 
 Bristol, Rev. C. Methodist. 
 
 Burkhold, J. H. clerk. 
 
 JLiurkhold, W. S. farmer. 
 
 Case, D. farmer. 
 
 Clino, J. councillor. 
 
 Condy, J. & Wm. blacksmiths. 
 
 Crosthwaite, Daniel, J. P. 
 
 Crosthwaite, Robert, resident farmer. 
 
 Cumberland, Robert, Bartonville House. 
 
 Deboice, Mr. shoemaker. 
 
 Demiok, Rev. Mr. Methodist. 
 
 Dcpew, Ahner, general merchant. ' 
 
 DEPEW, P. J. deputy postmaster and grocer. 
 
 DEPEW, SIDNEY F. postmaster. 
 
 Duff, J. butcher. 
 
 Fagon, Qeorge, carpenter. 
 
 Gage, George, resident farmer. 
 
 Qage, James, reHidvnt fanner. 
 
 Gage, John, treasurer. 
 
 Gage, Peter, resident farmer. 
 
 Gage, R. R. student-at-law. 
 
 Gell, Wm. Royal Oak Hotel. 
 
 Harris, Mrs. milliner. 
 
 Holton, W. councillor. 
 
 Kerr, J. W. collector. 
 
 Kimmel, Gottlieb, waggon maker. 
 
 May, Mr. school teacher. 
 
 McBride, Mrs. milliner. 
 
 Neiron, D. mason. 
 
 Ramsay, R. butcher. 
 
 Reuell, George, plasterer and mason. 
 
 Rogers, Mr. butcher. 
 
 Roynt Oak Hotel, Wm. Gell, proprietor. 
 
 Seymour, Rev. J. C. Methodist. 
 
 Softly, £. butcher. 
 
 StufRebeern, & Clark, blacksmiths. 
 
 Waddell, R. R. reeve. 
 
 Walter, George, assessor. 
 
 BATH, C. W. — An inoorporated villoge, situated on the north shore of the Bay of Quints-, in the town- 
 ship uf Eruestown, county of Addlngton. The stcamprH stop here daily on their trips ft-om Belleville 
 to Kingston, and weekly frnm .Montreal to Trenton. It is one of the oldest villages in the province, 
 and was onco a port of entry, but now is an out port of Kingston. Distant from Kingston, the county 
 seat, 18 miles, Ernestown, a station on the Grand Trunk Railway, 4 miles, and the Bath plalforni, 
 on same railway, 2 miles, Toronto 150 miles, and from Montreal 210 miles. Daily mails, with money 
 order office. Population about 700. 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT k CO., LITHOGR.APUERS AND ENGRAVERS, KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 
BATH— BATISCAN BRIDGE. 
 
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 Allen, Robert, shoemaker. 
 
 Ashton, T. pbyiiician and surgeon. 
 
 Barker, David, photograpbio artist. 
 
 Bath Academy, established in 1804. 
 
 Bath Oraminar School. 
 
 Belfour & Armstrong, general merchants. 
 
 Belfour, Armstrong & Co., carriage &waggoa makers. 
 
 Belfour, Gabriel, J. P. 
 
 Blair & Son, taiJora. 
 
 Boyle, H'y, license inspector and 'in & coppersmith. 
 
 Ciimpbell, D. J. general merchant 
 
 Campion, Charles, blacksraitli. 
 
 Campion, Ortnn, resident farmer. 
 
 City Hotel, M. Sparks, proprietor. 
 
 Cooper, John, druggist. 
 
 Cooper, J. E. dentist. 
 
 Davy, P. R. farmer. 
 
 Davy & Peterson, furniture dealer. 
 
 Davy, W. 11. saw and flour mill owner. 
 
 Dodge, J. tailor. 
 
 FAIRFIELD, W. J., J. P., and postmaster. 
 
 Finkle, R. R. grocer. 
 
 Forward, D. T. & Son, founders and machinists. 
 
 Foster, Jumes, tanner. 
 
 Gardner, Joseph, carpenter. 
 
 Gcrneau, Uev. J. W. Methodist. 
 
 Harper, Rev. W. F. S. Church of England. 
 
 Ilasslcton, Hiram, cabinet maker. 
 
 Hassleton, H. & Son, undertakers. 
 
 Howard, T E. grocer. 
 
 Humphrey, Alexander, mason. 
 
 Johnston, James, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Johnston, Robert, potii«b ninnufactiiror. 
 
 Johnston, T. C. saddle luid harness maker. 
 
 Kennedy, R. physicinn and surgeon. 
 
 Laird, Billings, blacksmith. 
 
 Lasher, John, J. P. and general merchant. 
 
 Lasher, Luko, farmer. 
 
 Lawton, Rev. H. superintendent of schools. 
 
 Lewis, Allen, blncksmith. 
 
 Lewis, Chorles, Uhic'vsmith. 
 
 Lion Hotel, D. Wemp, proprietor. 
 
 Marshall, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 McCall, Evan, landing waiter. 
 
 McGirk, Patrick, shoemaker. 
 
 McGUlN, J. B., J. P., clerk of village, also of divi- 
 sion court, insurance and collecting agent. 
 
 McKenty, Edward, general merchant. 
 
 .McTaggart, .Miss, milliner. 
 
 Mott, Kobert, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 O'Rourk, Michael, saloon keeper. 
 
 Pearson, Leonard, plasterer. 
 
 Peterson, W. F., J. P., reeve and notary public. 
 
 Price, Elias, village trea-urer and farmer. 
 
 Prie.'^t, E. D., J. P., issuer of marriage licenses and 
 general merchant. 
 
 Provincial Insurance Co. J. B. McGuire agent. 
 
 Reeve, Wm. & Ed. shoemakers. 
 
 Richards, Mi.s.s, milliner. 
 
 Richards, Jumes, carpenter. 
 
 Robinson, Miss, milliner. 
 
 Rodgers, Charles, acconutaut. 
 
 Roger.", Samuel, general merchant. 
 
 Ruse, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 Ross, J. G. McT. uiuggl.-t. 
 
 Rou.se, Jjiin S. grocer. 
 
 Rouse, John & Son, bakers. , 
 
 Rut'.an, Richard, boat builder. 
 
 Scjtt, Rev John, Presbyterian. 
 
 S';ott, Till. mas, barrister. 
 
 Sharp, Matthew & Son, tailors. 
 
 Shier, James, B.A , school teacher. 
 
 Sparks, M., proprietor City Hotel. 
 
 Stewart, James, shoemaker. 
 
 Walker, Edwonl, accountant. 
 
 Walsh, Miss Knox, school teacher. 
 
 Wemp, b. proprietor I. ion Hotel. 
 
 White, Jii'nes iSon, butchers. 
 
 Wright, IMward, pi .iluce and commi.«sion merchant 
 
 Young, D. physician and i^urgeoo. 
 
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 BATISCAN, C. E. — A. large, thriving village, otlierwi>e the Pa:i-h of St. Genevieve de Batiscan, in 
 the county of Champlain, and Seigniory of Batiscan and I'liainplain. There is quite a larp;e amount 
 of flour,' lumber and tanning business done here. Distant from Batiscan Bridge 7^ mile.H, Quebec 66 
 miles, Montreal 114 miles. Population of the parish, 2,500. 
 
 Alwin, Wm. blacksmith. 
 
 Cbalot, Rev. Edouard, clergyman. 
 
 Cfitc, Joseph, baker. 
 
 Despins, Alfred, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Filteau, Ferdinand, general merchant and notary 
 
 public. 
 Fibmmand, Charles, tanner. 
 Flammnud, Theophile, tanner. 
 Germain, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 Germain, Pierre, J. 1'. 
 Gin(!;ras, Li'ion, blacksmith. 
 Ooiiin, Elie, boot and shoemaker. 
 Gosselin, Napoleon, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Guillft, Louis, jun., crown land ngeut, notary public 
 Hon'-le, DIeudtmnc, blacksmith. 
 Jommerville, Juvine, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Juurigny, Louis E. J. P. 
 
 L.\Ct)UR<'lERIK, D., postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 
 Lebcpuf, Mile. Mcrancc, milliner. 
 
 Lefebre, Joseph, flour mill proprietor. 
 
 L'Hinireux, David, general merchant and hotel prop. 
 
 LeLiicliiMir, James, saiidle and harness maker, 
 
 Marvliand, Louis, flour mill proprietor. 
 
 Massicott, George, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Massicott, N. B., J. P. 
 
 Paiiuette, Charles, bakor. 
 
 Prt''vo.st, J. B. clerk of commissioners' court, and 
 general merchant. 
 
 St. Arrannd, Joseph, J. P. 
 
 St. Mars, Joseph, carringe and waggon maker. 
 
 Thiffcnu. George, photographic artist. 
 
 Trudel, Jos!>ph, .1. P., physician and surgeon. 
 
 \ t'zina, Jean, blacksmith. 
 
 BATISCAN BRIDGE, C. E.— A post village, lying on the north bank of the St. Lawren""*, in the 
 Seigniory of St. Lawrence and county of Claniplnin. There are lighthouseB hero. Distant from Montreal, 
 111 miles ; Quebcr, 00 miles ; and Three Rivers, 22 miles. Population, of the parish, 1,001. 
 
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 Boucher, NoM, general merchant. 
 Brunelle, Alcime, general merchant. 
 Brunelle, 11. general merchant 
 Frochette, Rev. W. W. Roman Catholic. 
 FRIOERE, J. postmaster and parish councillor. 
 Frig^re, Napoleon, general merchant. 
 Frigere, Pierre, black.smith. 
 Gouin, Louia, carpenter. 
 Gooin, Xa»ier, carpenter. 
 Guillet, Louis, notary. 
 Lahaie, E. parish mayor. 
 Lefebre, Solime, carpenter. 
 
 Lehoulles, 0. general merchant. 
 
 Marchand, B. mill owner. 
 
 Marchand, Theodore, blacksmith. 
 
 Marquis, M. general merchant. 
 
 RiTnrI, |{. shoemaker. 
 
 St Cyr, Hubert, carpenter. 
 
 St. Cyr, Joseph, carpenter. 
 
 St, Cyr, L. carpenter. 
 
 St. Pierre, Charle.s, saloon keeper. 
 
 Tessiers, Joseph, s'^oemaker. 
 
 Thyt'aut, Solimo, caoinet maker. 
 
 BATTERSEA, C. W. — A post village situated in the township of Storrington and county of Fron- 
 tenac. Distant from Kingston, the county seat, l.'S miles ; from Toronto, 100 miles ; and from Mont- 
 real, 190 miles. Mail weekly. Population 200. 
 
 Allport, D. dyer and scourer. 
 Anslcy, D. carpenter and builder. 
 Ansley, John, carpenter and builder. 
 Baker, Wm. tanner and currier. 
 Bates, Timothy, carpenter and builder. 
 Bryant, Francis, blacksmith. 
 Chapman, W., carpentBr and builder. 
 Davice & Hoppin, saw mill proprietors. 
 Demerest, Miss J., school teacher. 
 Jardin, John, tailor. 
 Linn, D., mason and plasterer. 
 
 Linter, John, painter, carriage & waggon maker. 
 
 McFiiul, A., blacksmith. , 
 
 Simpson, Thomas, weaver. • 
 
 Sleith, Samuel, general merchant. 
 
 Spring, Hugh, clerk of council. 
 
 VANLUVEN, CORNELIUS, post master & woollen 
 
 mill proprietor. 
 Vanluven, H., J. P., grocer, flour and grist mill 
 
 proprietor. 
 Vanluven & Anglin, saw mill proprietors and lumber 
 
 merchants. 
 
 BAYFIELD, C. W. — -^ post village in the township of Stanley, county of Huron, situated on Lake 
 Huron, at the mouth of Bayfield river. It is a port of entry, and the steamers touch here on the route 
 between Detroit and Godcrich. Wheat is exported from this point in considerable quantities. Several 
 good gravel roads lead into the village, and latterly some manufactories have been built and are now 
 in successful operation. Distant from Qoderich, the county town, 12 miles ; Toronto, 140 miles; and 
 from London, 44 miles. Population about 800. 
 
 Adams, John, architect, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Adnmson, Peter, J. P. and reeve. 
 
 Anderson, Jno., deputy reeve. 
 
 Armstrong, Wm., ctirpeiitcr and builder. 
 
 Batemnn, T. H., general merchant. 
 
 Beck, Wm., breror. 
 
 Benguugh, Wm., clothier and merchant tailor. 
 
 Betz, J. G , clothier iiu<l merchant tailor. 
 
 British American Insurance Co., Jno. E.sson, agent. 
 
 Burgess, Mr,, cooper. 
 
 Cameron, A., J. P , druggist, general merchant and 
 
 sadiile and harness maker. 
 Cameron, J. D., proprietor Centre Hotel. 
 Campbell, G. & A , general merchants. 
 Church, Dudley, general merchant. 
 Church, Mrs. milliner and dressmaker. 
 Connor, M. W., J. P. 
 Cooper, Robert, judge county court. 
 Cronyn, P. proprietor Exchange Hotel. 
 Deesing, Peter, tanner and leather dealer. 
 Deshnrdeau, Miss, teacher French school. 
 Dubordeau, Rev. Mr. English Church. 
 Duncan, Rev. Mr. Pesbyterian Church. 
 Eberliardtt, Christian, baker. 
 Eden, Wm. cubtoni house officer. 
 Egitn, F. L. general merchant. 
 Elliott, A. boot and shoemaker. 
 Elliott, A. prop. Wellington Arms. 
 Elliult, Thomas, boot and t^hocmnkor. 
 Ellwoith, Rev. Mr. E. M. Church. 
 Erwin, George, manufiicturor and dealer in ngrlcul- 
 
 tuial implements and bliickRUiith. 
 
 Erwin, Mrs. Jas. milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Erwin, Wm manufacturer and dealer in agricultural 
 
 implements and carriage maker. 
 Esson, Jnlin, assist, town clerk, accountant and ag't 
 
 British American Insurance Co. 
 Exchango Hotel, P. Cronyn proprietor. 
 Falconer, A. carpenter and builder. 
 Fitzarnn, Wm. carpenter, builder and blacksmith. 
 Foster, C. W. barrister, notary public, collecting 
 
 agent, &c. 
 Foster k E.ison, real estate agents. 
 G.VIKDNER, JAMES, J. P., postmaster, general 
 
 store, express agent and commission merchant. 
 Gairilner, R. II. physician and insurance agent. 
 Gnirdncr & Co. flour and grain dealers. 
 Gait, Mr. registrar for co. Huron. 
 Gibi'on, Rev. Mr. Presbyteriau Church. 
 Guit.bert, J. cabinet maker. 
 Ilavcke, H. proprietor River Hotel. 
 Hall, Jumes, brickmaker. 
 Horiian, Valentine, stoves, tin, copper and sheet 
 
 iron worker. 
 Johnston, Hugh, deputy clerk of the crown and clerk 
 
 of county court. 
 Kahlcr, Mr. sadiile and harness maker. 
 Laing, Mr. photographic artist. 
 I-izars, Mr. clerk of the peace. 
 Miicdonald, J,, merchant tailor and clothier. 
 .M.irks, Isidore, lumber merchant. 
 McCann, J. photographic artist. 
 McDonald, A. flour and saw mill owner and lumber 
 
 merchant. 
 
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 McDonald, Mr., sheriff county of Huron. 
 
 McDnugali, Mrs. D. milliner and dress maker. 
 
 McGregor, R. livery stable. 
 
 McTariBb, Neil, manufacturer and dealer in agricul- 
 tural impIementB and cabinet maker. 
 
 Mitchell, T. sash, blind and door factory, cabinet 
 maker and builder. 
 
 ....organ, J. boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Pike. Mr. plasterer. 
 
 Plunkett, Wm. accountant. 
 
 Pollock, J. proprietor Pollock's Hotel. 
 
 Provincial Insurance Co., R. H. Oairdner, agent. 
 
 Rankin, W. N., general merchant. 
 
 Reid, Robert, architect and builder. 
 
 River Hotel, H. Haacke, proprietor. 
 
 Ritchie, D. H., J. P., clerk of division court, county 
 clerk. 
 
 Ross, Mr. treasurer county Huron. 
 
 Rowe, Mr. proprietor Rowe's Hotel. 
 
 Rutledge, A., flour and grain dealer. 
 
 Shaw, Donald, manufacturer and dealer in agricul- 
 tural implements, blacksmith and carriage maker. 
 
 Smith, Geo. plasterer and lather. 
 
 Thomson & Filion, carding and fulling mill, cabinet 
 makers, sash, door and blind factory, and dealers 
 in agricultural im|il';ments, &c. 
 
 Thorn, Mr. physician and surgeon. 
 
 Twentymen, Joseph, sen., plaster and lather. 
 
 Twentymen, Jo.ieph, jnn., architect and builder. 
 
 Walmin, A. boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Ward, .1. watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Warner, Mr, cooper. 
 
 Wellington Arms, A. Elliott, proprietor. 
 
 Whilten, Jaa. architect, builder & carriage maker. 
 
 Woods, N., M. D., physician. 
 
 BAYHAM, C. W., or Richmond Village, in the township of Bayham, and county of Elgin, East 
 Riding, situated on the Otter Creek, which empties into Lake P'.rie at Port ISurwell. Baybara has a 
 good common school. Distant from Port Burwell 11 miles, St. Thomas, the county town, 20 miles, 
 London 36 miles, Ingersoll 20 miles. Daily mail. Population 800. 
 
 Ault, Chas. & Jas. physicians and surgeons. 
 
 Birdsall, Jacob, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Blanchfill, J. tbingle maker. 
 
 Burbridge, Edward, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Cook's Hotel, Sylve.<<ter Cook, proprietor. 
 
 Davis, E. blacksmith and brickmaker. 
 
 Oarrett, Benjamin, blacksmith. 
 
 Hamilton, John, shoemaker. 
 
 Uendershott, Plumer, flour and grist mill owner. 
 
 High, Thomas, tanner. 
 
 Laing, George, general merchant. 
 
 Laing, Walter, general merchant. 
 
 Maun, P. M. physician and surgeon. 
 
 McKenny, Albert, hotel keeper. 
 
 Mero, Anthony, blacksmith. 
 
 Moore, Andrew, J. P. 
 
 Moore, Jeremiah, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Morse, Wm. D., cabinetmaker. 
 
 I ISfurray, Wm. shoeranker. 
 Nesfiili, n. shingle maker. 
 Pauling .Adam, merchant tailor. 
 Phillimon, W. saw mill owner. 
 Roid, Rev. Henry, Wesleyaa Methodist. 
 Scriver, Henry, carpenter and builder. 
 Simmonds, Richard, fluur and grist mill prop. 
 Spitter, David, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Spore, L. W. shormuker. 
 SPUINGALL, TllOS. postmaster and tailor. 
 Stoneman, Wm. carpenter and builder. 
 Veitoh, R. W. dyer and scourer. 
 Veilch, R. W. saw mill owner. 
 Wallace, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Warburtii . George H., conveyancer, commissioner 
 
 for taking «ifficluvit« and general merchant. 
 Woods, James 11. cabinet maker. 
 
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 BEACHBURQH, C. W.— A post village in the township of Wostmeath, and county of Renfrew. 
 Distant from Pembroke, the county town, 16 miles, and from Ottawa 80 miles. Population 2;25. 
 
 Ailward, Rev. F., Episcopal Methodist. 
 
 Anderson, Rev. A. Episcopal Methodist. 
 
 Anderson, Oel, carpenter. 
 
 Bench, Abel, accountant and collecting agent 
 
 Brown, Daniel, waggon maker. 
 
 Beach, David, tanner and hotel keeper. 
 
 Brown, Dr. physician and surgeon. 
 
 Carmichael, Hugh, lumber merchant. 
 
 Coudie, Alexander, saw mill owner. 
 
 Condie, James, flour and grist mill. 
 
 Eggleston, Norton, carpenter. 
 
 Forest, Mary, milliner, &o. 
 
 Fraser, Donald, general merchant. 
 
 Gill, James, constable and carpenter. 
 
 Givin, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 
 Hamilton, James, milliner. 
 
 Heenan, Jaines & Co. general merchants. 
 
 Johnston, Andrew, hotel keeper, 
 
 MoCracken, Mr. hotel keeper. 
 
 .McDonald, A. R. blacksmith. 
 
 McLaren, Peter, shoemaker. 
 
 McLeland, John, J. P., cooper. 
 
 Morrison, D., Murdoo Hotel keeper. 
 
 Robertson, Peter, agricultural implement maker 
 and blacksmith. 
 
 Ross, John, councillor. 
 
 Smart, Alexander, constable 
 
 SURTEES, G., postmaster, merchant tailor, book- 
 seller, and issuer of marriage licenses. 
 
 Warnock, Thomas, hotel keeper. 
 
 Washington, Rev. George, B.A., Wosleyan. 
 
 Wigelnorth, J., councillor. 
 
 Wright, Nathaniel, town clerk. 
 
 BEACHVILLE, O. W.— A largo village, beautifully situated on a branch of the rirer Thames, in 
 the township of Oxford West, county Oxford, South Riding, and a station on the Grand Trunk railway. 
 It is a very healthy locality, with a good farming country ailjaccut. Distant from Woodstook, 6 miles ; 
 London, 23 miles. Dally mail, with money order oflioe. Population about 800. 
 
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 Allen, Eli, gentleman. 
 
 Ames, Eno8, watchmaker. 
 
 Black, Wtn., blacksmith. 
 
 Urcmbner, Alexander, toll keeper. 
 
 Burton, Edward, shotmaki-r. 
 
 Burton, O., tnnner and shoemaker. 
 
 Carroll, John, J. P. and crown land agent. 
 
 Carroll. 11., shoemaker. 
 
 Case, II., carpenter. 
 
 Clemondalc, H., blacksmith. 
 
 Collier, .James, hotel keeper. 
 
 Cook, 8ila9, lumber merchant. 
 
 Coombs, Henry M., carpenter and joiner, 
 
 Corbin, James, pbysioiau. 
 
 Uavis, J. W., tinsmith. 
 
 Dickey, .Inmes, waggon maker. 
 
 Ditchburn, K., carpenter. 
 
 Dowing & Dark, lime burners. 
 
 Downs, Z , washboard maker. 
 
 Elsey, Mrs., general merchant. 
 
 Fairbairn, James, grocer. 
 
 Fletcher, Ashton, barrister. 
 
 Fletcher, Rev. Ashton, c'ergyman. 
 
 Fox, Philip, gentleman. 
 
 Gilchrist, G. F. fanning-mill maker. 
 
 Gregg, George, gentleman. 
 
 Grey, Mrs. milliner. 
 
 Harper, William, baker. 
 
 Hart, A. general merchant. 
 
 Hill, Wm. waggon maker. 
 
 Henry, John, tailor. 
 
 Henry, Warren, tanner and shoemaker. 
 Hook, W. stave factory and miller. 
 Kane, James, hotel keeper. 
 Lemon, W. watchmaker. 
 Lovering, J. butcher. 
 Martin Calvin, J. F. 
 Martin, Cbancey D gentlcm.tn. 
 Martin, E. D. carpenter. 
 Martin, Harry Fargo, gentleman. 
 Mtu'tiu, Miss, milliner. 
 Mason, Charles, J. P. saw mill. 
 McLcod, Finley, blacksmith. 
 McMunus, A. shoemaker. 
 McNames, A. shoemaker. 
 Millar, T. D. commission merchant. 
 MOOKE HENRY JOHN, postmaster, general mer- 
 chant and express agent. 
 Moore, Henry J., jun., carpenter and builder. 
 Muirhead, David, iron founder. 
 Nelles, E. A. general merchant. 
 Pelton Samuel, hotel keeper. 
 Philps, U. blacksmith and vinegar factory. 
 Platts, J. tavernkeeper. 
 Rich, J. G. physician and surgeon. 
 Ross, George, general merchant 
 Ryan, J., sen., tailor. 
 Ryan, J. jun. tailor. 
 Thompson, R. foundry. 
 Vickery, J. fur and general merchant 
 Welstead, Charles M. gentleman. 
 Whitclow & Muirhead, founders and planing mill. 
 
 BEAMSVILLE, C. W. — A village and station on the Great Western Railway, in the township of 
 Cliuton and county of Lincoln. Distant from St. Catharines, the county town, 12 miles, and from 
 Hamilton 23 miles. Daily mail. Population about 600. 
 
 Amiss, Jeremiah, baker and confectioner, King. 
 
 Bonney, J. N., proprietor Bonney's Hotel. 
 
 Boughncr, J. blacksmiih, King. 
 
 Boughner, Patrick, boot and shoemaker. King. 
 
 Burns, James, merchant tailor. King. 
 
 Calby, \. H. photographer, over J. McLaughlin's. 
 
 Cameron, Rev. Mr., Baptist. 
 
 C^irter, James, saddle and harness maker, King. 
 
 Clinton Exchange Hotel, Isaac Marlatt, proprietor. 
 
 Commercial Hotel, J. J. McWayne, proprietor. 
 
 Couse, ha, blacksmith. King. 
 
 Crooks, V. S. cabinet maker, Ontario. 
 
 Harris, A. & Son, mauuiacturers grain crackers, 
 
 clover machines, drags, saws, cider mills, and 
 
 agricultural implements, Ontario. 
 Harris & Rott, steam saw mill proprietors. 
 Henry, James S., general merchant, King. 
 Hearle, Wm., tin, copper and sheet iron worker, and 
 
 dealer iu stoves. King. 
 Hodge, Archibald, dry goods, groceries, hardware, 
 
 crockery, stationery, coal oils, &c. ; also agent 
 
 fur Canada Life Assurance Company, Main. 
 Jeifers & Kemp, millers, (grist), two miles from 
 
 Beamsville. 
 
 Konklo, Captain M., prop. Beamsville Station Hotel, 
 
 Depot. 
 Kerr, John C, bookseller, stationer, and variety 
 
 store, near post office. King. 
 KEW, W.M., carriage, waggon and sleigh manufac- 
 turer. King (see card, p. 48). 
 Little, Cyrus, pottery and tile manufactory. King. 
 Marlatt, Isaac, proprietor Clinton exchange hotel. 
 McBoughner, Thomas, grocer and tailor. King. 
 McLaughlin, James, boot and shoe maker. 
 McWayne, J. J., proprietor Commercial Hotel. 
 Mihell & Kilborn, o>ibinet makers and furniture 
 
 dealers. King. 
 O.sborne, J. B., gener.il merchant and ."'•♦ master, 
 
 King. 
 Parsons, Wm. N. P., station master and ticket ag't. 
 
 Depot. 
 Schwab, Wm., pottery, corner King and Ontario. 
 Searby, James, butcher. King. 
 Sutton, George, butcher and mec*; market, King. 
 Yaw, William, w' lesale manufacturer of brass and 
 
 bell founder, 2 miles from Beamsville. 
 Zimmerman, .'premiah, saw mill proprietor, two 
 
 miles from boamsville. 
 
 BEAUHARNOIS, C. E. — An incorporated town, beautifully situated on lake St. Lonis, in the 
 seigniory and county of Bcauhamois of which it is the cfiff lieu. Its trade is principally local. 
 Distance from Montreal, 27 miles. Population, 145C. 
 
 Amieothe, P. boot and shoemaker. 
 Arbour, Joseph, baker. 
 Augeir, Miss V., hat and cap maker. 
 Badiiet, F. C, notary public. 
 
 Bazinet, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Beaudry, L., prothonotary. 
 
 Bertrand, L A., J. P. 
 
 Besaillion, Jacques, planing mill proprietor. 
 
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 BeBailHon, Jacqnes, waggon maker. 
 
 Bocager, L., tanner. 
 
 Boyer, Maitamo A., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Brassoit, J., notary public. 
 
 Brossois, Julien, hotel keeper. 
 
 Browning, J. M., land agent. 
 
 Cbampeau, Mr., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Champeaa, C, hotel keeper. 
 
 Charland, Rct. D. , clergyman. 
 
 Cbarlebois, Xavier, parish mayor. 
 
 Cross & Park, general merchants. 
 
 Delille, F., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Demartigny, D. 0., physician and surg.-on. 
 
 Dequoie, Rev. Mr., clergyman. 
 
 Duncan, G. B., brewer. 
 
 Oariepiu, M., blacksmith. 
 
 Oarnon, J., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Oendroo, Miss C, hat and cap maker. 
 
 Gendron, J., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Gendron, Pierre, waggon maker. 
 
 Gendrone, P., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Hainault, Colonel L. 
 
 Henderson, W. & Son, general merchants. 
 
 Hitchins, Frederick, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Keith, James, land agent. 
 
 Kelly, J., innkeeper. 
 
 Kilgour, W., carpenter and cabinet maker. 
 
 Lawrin, L., grocer. 
 
 Leduc, A., J. P. 
 
 Lcfebvre, 0., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Legault, P., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Leonard, Joseph, notary public. 
 
 LongpnS J. G., notary pnblio. 
 
 Lynch, O. & J., general merchants. 
 
 MncQellis, J , flour an 1 grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Martin, M. & J., general merchants. 
 
 Maurice, N., carpenter. 
 
 Maw, W., bodt and shoentaker. 
 
 Mayer, Joseph, clerk of division court. 
 
 McCuUey, James, tailor. 
 
 *icCulley, Joseph, tailor. 
 
 McFeo, C., general merchant. 
 
 McMartin, A., blacksmith. 
 
 N5eloche, J., founder and machinist. 
 
 M mtgomery, John, cabinet maker. 
 
 Nii'holson, K., land agent. 
 
 Perent, B. & Co., general merchants. 
 
 PAYMENT, 0., postmaster, tanner, hide A leather 
 
 dealer. 
 Poitrard, B., blacksroilh. 
 Kapin, Charles, hotel keeper. 
 Remont, L., foumler and machinist. 
 Richard, J. M., general merchant. 
 Roberts, A., innkeeper. 
 Robillard. U. J., J. P., general merchant. 
 Rochon, T., J. P., wajigon maker and village mayor. 
 Kny, J. n., saddle and harness maker. 
 Iloy, J. Bte., baker. 
 Sabourin, M., physician and surgeon. 
 Scot, F. IJ., prC'fet. 
 Smith, James, cabinet maker. 
 Sym, Rov. F. P., Presbyteria*. 
 Thorn, John, baker. 
 Vexiua, Rev. Mr., clergyman. 
 
 BEAUMONT, C, E. — A village in the Seigniory of Beaumont, Fief of Vincennes, county of Belle 
 Chasse, district of Montmagny. This parish is one of the first established on tbe south side of tb« 
 St. Lawrence. Distant from Quebec 10 miles. Daily mail. Population 1,250. 
 
 Campeau, Rev. Antoine, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Canture, Lucy, milliner. 
 
 Chabot, Jean, flour and saw mill. 
 
 Eanauf, Capt. Abraham, general merchant & saloon 
 
 keeper. 
 Esnauf, Lieut. Chas., militia. 
 Feuilteau, Louis, tanner. 
 Gauvreem, M. M., dry goods. 
 Geraut, L., wines and tiquors. 
 Girard, Louis, general merchant 
 Granel, F. X., tanner. 
 Guay, Ambrose. 
 
 Guay, Thomas, general merchant. 
 Journeau, Fred., municipal councillor. 
 Labrel, Julien, municipal councillor. 
 LeCbasaeur, Elise, general merchant. 
 LeChasseur, Gabriel, carpenter. 
 LeChasseur, Germain, general merchant. 
 Legend re, Odilon, school teacher. 
 LeTellier, Chas., J. P. seoret'y mnnicpality, dealer in 
 
 watches, jewelry, pianos, real estate agent and 
 
 deputy coroner. 
 LeZellin, Capt. Charles, militia. 
 Martineux, A. N., J. P. 
 
 Morency, Fubien, carpenter. 
 
 Morcncy, Stanislas, hats, caps and furs. 
 
 Patry, Louis, butcher. 
 
 Paquet, Chas., agricultural implement maker. 
 
 Pelletier, Capt. Victor, militia. 
 
 Ray, David, gunsmith. 
 
 Ray, Guillaume, school commissioner. 
 
 Rny, Majoric, school cnmniissioncr. 
 
 Ray, Lieut. Pierre, Militia. 
 
 Rousseau, Fred., shoemaker. 
 
 Ryan, Lieut. Pat., miller. 
 
 Shink, James, butcher. 
 
 Turgeon, Antoine, bliick,°mith. 
 
 TurgeoD, Cesaire, school commissioner. 
 
 Turgeon, Colorabert, municipal councillor. 
 
 Turgeon, Dainase, lauiiicipal councillor. 
 
 Turgeon, F., municipal councillor and school com. 
 
 Turgeon, F. X., municipal councillor. 
 
 Turgeon, Louis, village mayor. 
 
 Turgeon, Marv, milliner. 
 
 TURGEON ZEPIIIRIN, Postmaster. 
 
 Vicut, Philip, J. P. 
 
 Vieut, Presqo, school commissioner. 
 
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 BEAUFORT, C. E. — A large and flourishing village situated on the north shore of the river St Law- 
 rence, in the Seigniory of the same name, and county of Quebec. The Seigniory was first settled by 
 the French about the year 1610, and wns granted to Le Sieur de Giffard by letters patent from the 
 King of France. It is four miles in width on the St. Lawrence by a depth of six miles, and is bounded 
 on the one side by the Beauport river, and on the other by the ^Iontmoretlci river and falls, which are 
 noted for their beauty and the picturesque scenery in the vicinity. It has an extensive trade in flour 
 and lumber. Distant fi-om Quebec '2 miles. Daily mail. Population of village and Seigniory 3,200. 
 
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 Itenudoin, llonurti, boot aad akotniklivr. 
 
 netlanl, E<1 , blsckniDith. 
 
 D«d»rd, Octave, b»ker. 
 
 Belnnger, Eil.,maion. 
 
 BcUnger, Kli., carpontor not) buiMer. 
 
 ISelanger, ■!. M., grocer ami produce mercliaut. 
 
 Belaiiger, Tbomaa, carpenter uud builder. 
 
 Binet, Frani;i)i», farmer. 
 
 Binet, Jean l'ii,itiKte, hotpl keeper. 
 
 Brown, Win., Hour and grmt mill proprietor. 
 
 Cainbray, Krs. carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 riianilierlann, Jean, grocer. 
 
 Cbarcst Tiburce, pbyHiuinn ami '?urgcon. 
 
 Comelin, Pierre, sniblle and harness maker. 
 
 Cr6pine .\lexii, tanner and ourrivr. 
 
 Do iilois, Pierre, mayiir. 
 
 Derousst'l, .Mcxis, J. P. 
 
 Eden iSt Wyatt, lessees piiil factory. 
 
 Filian, Mi->H E., milliner ami dretomaker. 
 
 Forticr, Louist, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Forticr, Oct., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Gagni', M., grocer and produce mercbaut. 
 
 Qalarneau, Ed., carpenter and buililer. 
 
 Galbraitb, P. H., founder and isachinist. 
 
 Girardier, A., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Giroux, Charles, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Giroux, llonnrt', fanner. 
 
 Giroux, .losepli, farnu'r. 
 
 Girou.x, Pitre, farmer. 
 
 Giroux, Thomax, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Gusselin, Ii , painti'r. 
 
 Goulet, Sarah, school teacher. 
 
 Grcnicr, Charles, farmer. 
 
 Grenier, 1)., blacksmith. 
 
 Grenier, David, mason. 
 
 Grenier, il., mason. 
 
 Grenier, J. Ut«., carpenter an 1 builder. 
 
 Grenier, Jo!<epb, farmer. 
 
 Grenier. lleini, farmer. 
 
 Gugy, 11. C A., barrister and advocate. 
 
 Hall, George Benson, fluur, grist and saw mills 
 
 proprietor. 
 Hall, Q. B., pail factory proprietor. 
 Hall, W., dour aud grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Jovin, Ab., school tMober. 
 
 Lagnsst'-, J., boot an i shoe maker. 
 
 Lortie, Ant., cooper. 
 
 Muhen, i'hilippe, mii<i(>n.' 
 
 Mailluux, Simon, furmer. 
 
 Marcotte, L. S., painter. 
 
 Marcoux, ('., biaoksmitb. 
 
 Marooux, Louis, farmer. 
 
 Marcoux, M , blacksmith. 
 
 Marcoux, Moii-^e, baker. 
 
 MoC)uillan, Ann, school teacher. 
 
 Mi'^thot, Jule.s, nail factory. 
 
 Morencr. J., blacksmith. 
 
 O'lilUEN, EUWAKD, notary publie. 
 
 O'ltrion, F. H., barrister and advocate. 
 
 O'iirien, James, government clerk. 
 
 O'KRIEN, PATKICK, postmaster. 
 
 Pai|uet, F. , school teacher. 
 
 Parent, Antoino, blacksmith. 
 
 Parent, Felix, farmer. . 
 
 Parent, Ferd., blaoksmith. 
 
 Parent, Jean Bte., J. P. 
 
 Parent, Joseph, mason. 
 
 Parent, Joseph F. X, farmer. < 
 
 Parent, J. M., J. P 
 
 Parent, Louis, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Parent, Paul, grocer and produce mei'^hant. 
 
 Parent, Pierre, farmer. 
 
 Parent, Simon, farmer. 
 
 Renaud, Jean Bte., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Richards, D., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Rioliiinlson, Osborne, tanner and currier. 
 
 Kussel, Willis, hotel keeper. 
 
 Short, Bev. Robert, Church of England. 
 
 St. Hilaire G., baker. 
 
 Tessicr, David, grocer. 
 
 Therieu, Olivier, boot and .shoemaker. 
 
 Tremblay, Rev. Gregoire, Roman Catliolio. 
 
 Turgcon, Louise, school teacher. 
 
 ValU'-o, Angelique, school teacher. 
 
 Vallt'-e, Louis, farmer. 
 
 Vigcr, Miss A., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Villeneuve, Isidore, grocer. 
 
 BEAVERTON, C. W. — A large and flourishing vi'.lnge. situated on the eastern shore of Lake Simooe, 
 at the mouth of the Beaver river, in the township of Tliorah and North Riding of the County of 
 Ontario. The steamer Emili/ Mny, which plies between 15ell Ewart and Orillia in connection with the 
 Northern Railway, calls daily during the snmmer seai^on. It has one common and one ladies' school. 
 Distant from Whitby, the county town, 45 miles, from Bell Ewart UO miles, aad from Toronto 75 miles. 
 Daily mail and money order office. Population about 800. 
 
 Adams, John N., tanner and currier. 
 Adams & Scott, boot and shoemakers. 
 Anderson, James, tanner and currier. 
 Bebce, S. L., gunsmith and edge tool maker. 
 Boyanton & Sons, saw mill proprietors. 
 Brougb, Wm., architect. 
 Bruce, D., dealer in plough.'*, stoves, &o. 
 Burchard, A., blacksmith. 
 Burke, Richard, house and sign painter. 
 Burritt & Corbman, furniture dealers. 
 Bnrritt, Wm., cabinet maker. 
 Calder, Alexander, jun., druggist. 
 Cameron, ^£., general nicrcbnut. 
 Cameron, Daniel, carpenter aud builder. 
 CAMERON, DONALD, postmaster. 
 Cameron, Ewen, constable. 
 
 CAMERON, JAMES, assistant postmaster, dealer 
 in wool, hides, &o. 
 
 Cameron. John, tailor and township conncillor. 
 Cameron h McEwan, boot and shoemakers. 
 Campbell, Charles, township councillor. 
 Corban, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Corbman, Jacques, cabinet maker. 
 Crosier, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Davidson & Gordon, general merchants and insur- 
 ance agents. 
 Dean, N. B., M.D., physician and surgeon. 
 Drake Ik, Ileslip, masons and plasterers. 
 Elder, David, weaver. 
 Elder, George, weaver. 
 Ellis, Godfrey, woollen mill proprietor. 
 Furniss, John, lumber mercliauts. 
 Giibertson, Wm., architect. 
 Glover, David, hotel keeper. 
 Heelip & Drake, briokmakers. 
 Uosford, B., cooper. 
 
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 Keller, C C , insaranee agent 
 
 Lennan, Mattbcw, Wnckiinith. 
 
 Lennan, Win , black!<initii 
 
 LewU, L. P., M. I>., pliyitioinn and surgeon. 
 
 McArthur, Jolm, Haddlts hurneds nnd trunk maker. 
 
 McArthur, I*. D., baker, confectiuaer, grucer aad 
 
 salonn keeper. 
 McCa.-kill, W'm., aoconntant. 
 McEwcu, tlilbert, constable. 
 McOrejior, Alexaiidcr, licensed pedlar. 
 Mcllnttie, JameH, blacksmUli. 
 McIntoiMh, Wm., tanner and ourrier. 
 Mclntyro, Duncan, cooper. 
 McKitinon, Archibald, blacksmilh. 
 McLean, Allan, tailor. 
 McLeod, A., architect. 
 McLeod, A. & Sou, carpenters and builders. 
 McMillan, A., general merchant. 
 McMillan, -lames, weaver. 
 AIcMillan, John, carriage nnd waggon maker. 
 McMillan, J. S., carpenter and builder. 
 
 MoMilUn, Peter, agricultural implemeat maker. 
 
 MeMillan, Samuel, cooper. 
 
 McNah, Andrew, J. !'., township reeve. 
 
 McNnb, George, general merchant. 
 
 McToggart, Mr., township councillor. 
 
 Miller, James, iiifiurance, express and general ag'ot. 
 
 Minyerii, A , livery stable koupor. 
 
 Murray, I'eter, tin and copperamitb. 
 
 Palin, Crank, tailor. 
 
 Proctor, George, general merohaDt and township 
 
 councillor. 
 Proctor, John, flour and grist mill owner. 
 Uoberts, David, carriage and waggon maker 
 Robinson, Charles, J. I'., rlerk of (iivision court. 
 Ross, D., butcher and bailiff. 
 .Sellers, R., dyer and scourer. 
 Storm, Donald, boot and shoemaker. 
 Thompson, John, broom maker. 
 Williamaon, David, tailor and clothing merchant. 
 Workman, Mrs., hoiel keeper. 
 
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 BBDPOHD, C. E.— A village in the »o« nship n Stan' iHge, county of Misslsqaol, district of MontreaK 
 It is the «/<(•/ lifu of thr- county, ana rhe seat f^f '.he r f, -try oflice and county council. There is excel- 
 lent water power here avnila'' le fot exter.^i/-) mnnxiM'.'l'ires. Distant from West Parnharo It miles. 
 Pike river, 4 miles, ii.uowItop 1'8 icilw ,»titi frcn >.,!',;. 'real s-O miles. Population about 350. 
 
 Abbott, J. U., law student. 
 
 Adams, Abel, law student. 
 
 ADAMS, N., postmaster, general taerihrtut ii.?ur- 
 ance agent, and mill owner. 
 
 BARNEV, .v., gcueral merchant (stf -ztvd, p. 4'J:. 
 
 lieck, AlexaC'ier, tailor. 
 
 liordan, Anson, carpenter and b-iilicj*. 
 
 Botham, Wm., bailitf. 
 
 BouU'U & Smith, carpecteriv 
 
 Brown, A. L., saddle and bnrpe.':i ii><iker. 
 
 Brown, N. S., J. P., tanner. 
 
 Brynu, D. W., general broker. 
 
 Campbell, John H., general mercitjuot. 
 
 Cap.sey, Thomas, clerk of the cou'itv Hnif cunriis- 
 sioncrs' court, and secretary-trjijiurg" of muuioi- 
 pal council. 
 
 Carivnux, Joseph, black,smitb. 
 
 Ca.slett, Edward, blacksmith. 
 
 Chevalier, G., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Clays, George, J. P. and tanner. 
 
 Corey, John H., carpenter, carriage h,jd ?. igg''-") 
 maker. 
 
 Corey, Norman, carpenter nnd builder. 
 
 Cossen, George C, hotel keeper. 
 
 Dickinson, U., iiotary public, insurance agent and 
 registrar. 
 
 Flanders, Rev. R. A , Wesleyan Methfd'sJ,. 
 
 Freligh, G., J. P., ngent Livrpoo', itad London As- 
 surance Co. 
 
 Qagnon & Lnvaller, b-'<ot and e ii'jn:>.ue <• 
 
 Gifford & Gilford, hat nnd cap -eniiiE. '^ 
 
 Googh, John, saddle and harnusr tn/'ker. 
 
 Ilimes, A., blacksmith. 
 
 .lloyle, George II., hotel keeper. 
 
 IJ'jrskin, IFi^alio, school ccmmissioner. 
 
 llurskin & .lo-'tyn. founders and machinists. 
 
 Jouec. Bvv. Jiimes, Church of England. 
 
 L'lnpin i': Lh^h jte, t-.undersand agiicultural imple- 
 
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 TiUvJiiln, A., bitoemak'-r 
 Liivprvviol »ui' L'lti.i i« iiii'v.unce Company, G. Fre- 
 
 |ve,l>, kfxui., 
 M-ir'in &. ti\f!oir )..«'*k, ta'ir.ors 
 MiittJu 1 iliirk >/,. <«>Mii)i kf;«>p"r. 
 Mr>»'.,i';-, Wn., '..'Ifiuaig ir.ill ^•0J(^ie*^^, sash and 
 
 blin.l .ivitnufiicturer. 
 McAle-^r, Patric*, T'h;r*:l»i>i|;. t. 
 •M.j'g.', fl. O , ''e„reti4ry und ;ri>ftsurer to school 
 
 eoMmi'is'touiis, I ;id it3'<urttn(;i'. a^-ent 
 Meif^H, ^i. R., medical atJ Iv.t 
 Mills, Jiiiu N., bailiff. 
 Mill- HetO, mill)7i>,'il,i;. 
 MurpLy, J. ft i'. b&jt. -: '<h it'rnakers. 
 ilision-.?, K.u'nrt If , IjiW Jin>.eat. 
 !fii»fv'rd, JulUn T , niv( <:nginecr. 
 Rij i';r<J, ij. 1'., scvt''? did axe manufacturer. 
 Sinit.t 'i Po uait, j^i-.^ii.g uilV proprietors, sash and 
 
 biin'j Kii tut'fii'ui'ers. 
 ■Smith, C'l.ii'i !> :: rpe^iter and bnlider. 
 Stone, S. r^ loilvoting agent. 
 Vi.ylor, C. 8.. .imlrotype artist nnd saloou keeper. 
 Thomas, MiiJM S., school teacher. 
 Vi'ighan, C. R , J. P. 
 ■Vatker, V,. M., carpenter, builder and leaning mill 
 
 proprietor. 
 
 BELPOUNTAIF , CW.-- A post village situated in the township of Caledon and county of Peel. 
 This placo w, : C.jt settled by William Frank in 1825. It possesses first class water power! Distant 
 from "i . rcuto 45 miles. Population, 00. 
 
 Bd.iter, '"'iliam, carpenter. 
 
 Lrock, ilobert & Meadows, cabinet raakers. 
 
 Dodd, Thomas, flour and feed. 
 
 UKRRING, NUAH, postmaster, flour and saw mills. 
 
 Hugbson, G. L., sawmill owner. 
 
 MaoDonald, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 McGinnis, Neil, boot and (shoemaker. 
 
 Moss, RevT^Ir., Methodist. 
 Paiseley, John, hotel keeper. 
 Reid, Rer. Hugh, baptist. 
 Ryan, Augustus, hotel keeper. 
 Bayers, James, carpenter. 
 Simpson, Rev. Mr., Methodist. 
 Steele, James, tanner. 
 
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 BEL70BD, C. W. — A post village in the township of Mftrkh'im nnJ coanty of York, East Riding. 
 Distant from Toronto 23 milea, and from Whitby 16 miles. Population about 400. 
 
 Baos & Browning, sewing mnchiae agent^ji. 
 Barker, James, clerk diviaion court. 
 Barnes, Wm., saw mill owner. 
 Booth, Henry, cabinet maker. 
 Burk, Wm., saw mill owner. 
 
 BURTON, ISRAEL, postmaster and general mer- 
 chant (see card, p. 42). 
 Burton, Thomas, hotel keeper. 
 Button, Wm., .1. P. ^ 
 Deton, Benjamin, waggon maker. 
 Dimmee, James, cooper. 
 Dunshccth, Elizabeth, milliner. 
 Eadeson, James, shoemaker. 
 Ireson, Joseph, hotel keeper. 
 Kelly, Tobias, nuoem»ker. 
 Lapp, JoMPph, saw mill owner. 
 McPheu, D., general mcichnnt. 
 
 Miller, James, hlncksmith. 
 
 Moody, D., shoemaker. 
 
 Noble, Alfred, saw mill proprietor, 
 
 Osborne, James, hotel keeper. 
 
 Pollnrd, Znckies, wnpgon maker. 
 
 Pringal, J , insurance agent. 
 
 Reesor, .''amuel, flour mill owner. 
 
 Roach, Fred., blacksmith. 
 
 Turner, Isaac, general merchant. 
 
 Varden, S. S., carpenter. 
 
 White, l'.eiij'imin, grist mill. 
 
 White, F. P., J. P., saw and flour mill owner. 
 
 Wilkie, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Willis, Mr., insurance agent. 
 
 Willson, Joseph, waggon maker. 
 
 Wilson, John, carpenter. 
 
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 BELLEVILLE, C. W. — An incorporated town, situated on the Bay of Qiiinti', at the month of the 
 River Moira. in tlie township of Thnrlow and t^outh Riding of tho county of Hastings. It possesses 
 some of the finest water privileges in the province, and at different points on tho river Yarious manu- 
 fnctor'es are established, giving employment to five or six hiiuured men, and contributing largely to 
 the prosperity of the town. It is a port of entry, and being tho chief town of the county, does a large 
 Iiu>i«esa in imports. Its exports are principally flour, lumber, and agricultural produce, of which 
 thi've are large (jumitities shipped annually. Itelleville, having communication with the principal 
 markets in tho province ancl the United Stntos, both by railway and water, bids fair to become one of 
 the nio.-t flourishing towns in western Canada. Many of its stores and public buildings aro of the 
 finvvst description — the court house, Montreal and Commercial Bank buildings are costly structures 
 and urnnments to the town. The (Srand Trunk Railway has a first clas.s station here, and during 
 the summer season a steamboat plies daily to and from Kiugstou, calling at intermediate ports. Stages 
 also daily to Sterling and Madoc. Distant from Toronto 113 miles, and from Montreal 220 miles. 
 Daily mails and money order office. Population, by last ceu.sus, 0,277. 
 
 Adnmson, Mark, grocer and provision dealer. Front. 
 
 Albion Hotel, Henry Sexton, proprietor. Front. 
 
 Alford, W., boot and shoemaker. Mill. 
 
 Andrews, Friend, grocer. Water South. 
 
 Atkins, Wm H., boot and shoemaker, Front. 
 
 Baker. W. J., carriage factory, F. out. 
 
 BANK OF UPPER CAN.VDA, (Uroncl.) Erastus 
 
 Holden, manager. Hotel. 
 BARBER J.^MES R., manufacturer and denier, 
 
 whuleHale and retail, in boots and shoes, cor. Front 
 
 and liridge, (see card, p. 44). 
 Bartlett, George R., cierk Uranoh Bank of Montreal. 
 Bates, T., proprietor Railway House, near Dopo*. 
 liecket, Paul, saddle and harness maker, Front. 
 Heckct, Robert A., bookseller and stationer Front. 
 Bedford, J., grocer, Front. 
 Begley. Wm., cabinet maker and furniture dealer. 
 
 Front. 
 Belch, Samuel, manufacturer of soila water. Front. 
 BELL, J.VMKS T., editor and proprietor Bollovillo 
 
 IiiiltpeniitHi, (weekly,) cor. Front and Bridge. 
 Belleville Itilliard Rooms, W. Phillips prop , Bridge. 
 Belleville Uas Cotnpany, J. C. Franck, pii'sident ; 
 
 James Glass, secretary ; D. McKeuziu, inautger. 
 
 Church. 
 BELLKVILLE INDEPENDENT, (weekly,) .Inmes 
 
 T. Bell editor oud proprietor, cor Front and 
 
 Bridge. 
 Bciijnmin, George, member of Parliament for North 
 
 Riding of Hasting, residence, Diindas. 
 Bennett, Richard l^., proprietor Hi!<tiiigs Saloon, 
 
 Front. 
 Bennett, Robert, butehi-r, in Market. 
 Bennott, Pat., boot and shoemaker. Front. 
 Dennett k lUin, brewers and malsters, Front. 
 
 Benson, Samuel M., provincial land surveyor. South 
 
 Hotel. 
 Benton & Pnlmer, sewing machine manufacturers, 
 
 Victoria Foundry, Pinnacle. 
 Blacklcy, James, grocery. Front. 
 Blacklock, James, grocer, wine and spirit merchant 
 
 Front 
 Blair, John, b ot and shoemaker. Bridge. 
 Blair, Mrs. Margaret, milliner and dress maker, 
 
 Front. 
 Blueker, Wm., saw mill proprietor, Moira. 
 BOQART, C. v., manufacturer and dealer in boots 
 
 anil tdioes. Front (see card p. 44). 
 BOO.VRT, DAVID D, lumber merchant, Bridge. 
 Booth, James, accountant and general agent. Front. 
 Bowes, ("hri.stopher, grocer. Front. 
 HOWELL, McKKN/lE, editor and proprietor of the 
 
 Inlelligencer, Front. 
 Boyd, Turner, barber, corner Front and Bridge. 
 Bradford. David, blacksmith, grocery. Front West. 
 Bragg, Win,, flour and grist mill, west side Moira. 
 BUANCH BANK OF MONTKEAL, Q, MACNIDER. 
 
 manager. Pinnacle. 
 BRENTON, JOHN & FRANCIS, tanners, curriers, 
 
 and dealers in leather, hide" ,^o.. Front. 
 BRITISH AND AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY, 
 
 JAMES W. THOMPSON, agent, Bridge. 
 Britton, Edward, butcher, in Market. 
 Brooker, James, plasterer. 
 Brooks, Jacob, butcher, in Market. 
 Brown, G. & J., founders and machinists. Front, 
 Brown & St. Charles, carriages, buggies, waggons, 
 
 sleighs, &o.. Front. 
 Brown, Win., boot and shoemaker. Front. 
 Brydon, Win., baker and ounfeotioner, Front. 
 
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 tgons, 
 
 BULL, SAMUEL J., burrister and attorney-at-law, 
 
 conTcyancer, &c., Bridge. 
 Ballen, Roche, manufacturer and dealer in boots and 
 
 shoos, Fiont. 
 Bullen, Wesley, grocer, crockery & provisioQ dea'.er 
 
 &o., Front. 
 Bnllen, Vim. IT., ngcut for R. Uulten, shoemaker 
 
 and dealer. Front. 
 Buntinp;, George, flour and feed store, corner Front 
 
 and Bridge. 
 Burden, Alex., principal Belleville Orammar School 
 Burdett, I»iivid Earl, physician, coroner for county 
 
 of Haatings, Front. 
 Burns, E. A., physician, Front. 
 BURKELL, ELLIS, axe and edge tool manufacturer 
 
 Moira. 
 Byrne, Miss Susan, milliner, Front. 
 Cameron, Archibald, teller ISriinch Bank Upper Ca- 
 nada, Hotel. 
 Campbe';, Alex., tanner, kc, Moira. 
 Campbell, J. 0., discount clerk Hrnnch Com. Bank. 
 Chandler, Edmonds, druggist. Front. 
 Cherry, Thos. & David, cabinet makers & furniture 
 
 dealers. Front. 
 Clarke, Francis, carriage and waggo maker, Front. 
 Clarke, Robert M., blacksmith, Front. 
 Clark, Wm., tailor and clothier, Front. 
 Clements, F., butcher and hotel keeper, near Depot. 
 Cobolt, Mr., butcher, I'ont West. 
 Coleman, C. L., barrister and attorney. Front. 
 Coleman, Everett H , physician & druggist. Front 
 COMMERCIAL (HHANCIl) BANK, Andrew Thom- 
 son manager, IMnnacle. 
 CONGER, PETER D., dealer in dry goods, groceries, 
 
 &c.. Front (aee card p. 41). 
 Conner, Win., grocer and shoemaker, Front. 
 Cook, Ch.irlos, grocery. Front. 
 COOK, JOHN, groceries, crockery, &c., Bridge (see 
 
 card, p. 44), 
 Corby, Henry, distiller, Hour mill and pro. luce 
 
 dealer. Front. 
 Crombie, Marcellus, barrister, (firm Rosa & lU-ll) 
 
 Bridge. 
 Crouch, Win., groceries, wines, liciuors, &c.. Front. 
 CURTIS, DON. C, dealer in dry goods, clothing, 
 
 &c.. Front. 
 DAFOE HOUSh, Francis Papineau, proprietor, cor- 
 ner Bridge and Pinnacle (sec card, p. 40). 
 Dame, Aaron, pail factory, .Moira. 
 DEAN, W. II., & DIAMOND, A , barristers. 
 Befoc. Z., jailor. Court House. 
 Despard, F. A., accountant, branch bank Montreal. 
 Despard, Wm. P., grain & produce dealer, Market. 
 DIAMOND, ABRAHAM, builder, door, Hrt!'li& blind 
 
 manufacturer, Coleman's Ward, west s de, (see 
 
 card, p. 42). 
 DIAMOND, AURAHAM, editor U.itting* (weekly) 
 
 Chronicle, Victoria Buildings, Front. 
 DIAMOND, .1. W., (with A Diamond,) sash, blinds, 
 
 doors, &c., Coleman's Ward. 
 Dolan, Edward, mason. 
 
 DoDohor, Michael L., boot & shoeinuker, Front. 
 Donnelly, Fraser Ik, Co., importers and dealers in 
 
 dry goods, groceries, &c., Front. 
 Donoghuu, Florence, grocer, Front. 
 Donovan, Wm., grocer, wines & liquors. Front, 
 DOUGALL, ALLAN R., barrister and attorney, Ac, 
 
 oitico over E. Harrison's I'jot store, Front. 
 Dougall, James t., brvnur, Water. 
 Dowxor, 0., boot and shoemaker, Front, 
 Dulmagp, J , carriage shop A: horse slioer, Front. 
 Earl, Goorgo, baker and confeotioucr, Front. 
 
 Elliott, Robert A "^o , dry goods. Front. 
 £lti.s, Alfred, butcher in Market. 
 Elvins, Richard, grocer and proTision dealer, Front. 
 Emsley, James, plasterer, William. 
 FALKINER, N. BALDWIN, barrister, Front. 
 '■ Fanning, Henry, prop. Mansion House, Front. 
 I Finn, John, attorney-at-law, solicitor, Ac, Front. 
 ' Finneraore, Joseph, grocer, cor. Front and Market 
 
 Folz, Fonans, grocery, Fron^. 
 ■ Forin, John, architect and builder, Hotel. 
 I Fowler, Jas W., millinery, stamping and embroider/ 
 ! bu.siness, Colman. 
 Flint, Billa, flour and feed, edge tool roanuf.. Bridge. 
 Flint, Eber C, manufacturer of melodeons. Bridge. 
 Flint, John J. D., barrister and attorney-at-law, 
 
 Bridge. 
 Flint & Yeoman, lamber merchants and saw mill 
 
 proprietors, Water, South. 
 FRANOK, STARLING & Co., wholesale grocers and 
 
 insurance agents, Front. 
 FRITH, MISS II., milliner and dressmaker, corner 
 
 Front and Bridge. 
 Frost, .Abraham, dealer in hides, leather and shoo 
 
 flndin^^s, Front. 
 I Gardner, Thoiuai", plasterer, William. 
 Gorman, G, G., manufacturer and dealer in boots 
 
 and shoes, Front, 
 Gibson, George, manufacturer and dealer ia boots 
 
 and shoes. Front. 
 Gibson, George, butcher in Market 
 Gillen, Michael, «helf and heavy hardware. Front. 
 Gillespie, James, foreman Itelleville (Weekly) Inde- 
 
 pendent, cor. Front and Bridge. 
 Glass, Jas., dealer in hardware and produce. Front. 
 Gollogly and Graham, tailors and cloihiers. Front. 
 GOKDON, ROUT., grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 
 
 Front (sec card, p. 44). 
 Gorman, John, mason. 
 Gorman, Michael, mason. 
 
 Graham Donald, wharfinger, at Tannahill's Wharf. 
 Granger, Michael, butcher in market. 
 Grant, Henry, watch maker, jeweller and uptioian, 
 
 Front. 
 Grant, James, proprietor Grant's Hotel, Front. 
 Grant, R., black!<niith. Front. 
 Greatrix & Roe, bakers and confectioners. Front. 
 Hambly, Philip, proprietor Ilambly's saloon, Front. 
 Harrigan, Mr., mason. 
 
 HarrUon, Kdward, bookseller and stationer, Front. 
 Harrison, Wm. (with E. Harrison), bookseller and 
 
 stationer. Front. 
 Harrold, James, cooper. Bridge. 
 Harvey, Henry, grocer. Front. 
 HASTINGS (Weekly) CHRONICLE, Elijah Miles, 
 
 proprietor, Front, Victoria Buildings. 
 Hayines, George H., hatter and furrier, Front. 
 HEAD yUAKTERS' SALOON, F.. PEIIKIS.S, pro- 
 
 prietor. Front. 
 Heard, Thomas, gunsmith. Front. 
 Henderson, George G , barrister, aUorney and soli- 
 citor, &c., Front. 
 Henderson, Lawrence II., attorney and solicitor, 
 
 conveyancer, &a.. Front. 
 Heller, A., dyer and scourer. Front. 
 Henry, Charles, teller, Itranch Bank of Montreal. 
 Henry, Thomas, tavern keeper and grocer. Front. 
 Henry, Wm., grocery. Front. 
 Hodge, .Tolin, grocery. Front. 
 HOLBROOK, TIM()THY A., proprietor Quera't 
 
 Hotel, Front (see card 42). 
 HOLDEN, ERASTUS, Manager, Branch Bank of 
 Upper (^'anada, Hotel. 
 
 \\'. C, CUEWETT A CO., BUOKBINDKIW, Ac, KINO STREKT EAST, TORONTO. 
 
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 BEDFORD— BELLEVILLE. 
 
 A. BARNEY, 
 Dealer in Dry Goods, Crockery, Qroceries, 
 
 0AKDWARE, MEDICINES, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, 
 SHOES AND KCBBEKS, 
 
 READY-MADE CLOTHING, Ac, 
 BEDFORD, C. E. 
 
 ISRAEL BURTON, 
 
 Deakr m Brj Goods, Groceries, 
 
 AND 
 
 READY-MADE CLOTHING, 
 BELFOKD P. 0,, Canada Wait 
 
 ABRAHAM DIAMOND, 
 BUILDER, 
 
 MANUFACTURER, 
 
 OOLEMA-IST'S "WA-RD, 
 
 WEST BELLEVILLE, C. W. 
 
 ■ » ■ • 
 
 Sash 7 X 9 and 8 X 10 ; sold at $25 per 1000 Lights. Other sizes in proportion. 
 
 WORK DOSE TO ORDER, FOR PATENTEES, FOR ALL KINDS OF WOOD WORK. 
 
 MOIRA SPRING COMPANY. 
 
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 MAIIFACTIRERS UF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF CARRIAGE 8PROGS, 
 
 or TIIK MOHT AI'IMH>VKI> MAKK AMI) TKMI'Kll. 
 
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 XJEEN'S HOTEL, 
 
 FRONT STREET, BELLEVILLE, C. W, 
 T. A. HOLBROOK, IPROPRIETOIl. 
 
 This Houbo has recently bocn opened with entire Now Furniture, and will bo kept in the best 
 
 stylo, with tho most oouiniodious Stiibling, onuloscd yurd, !ka. 
 
 OIvfflSriBXJSSES TO A.lSriD FliOIwI TUB O.A.XiS. 
 
 W. C. CHEWBTT A CO., DODKSELLKllS AND HTATIONBUa, KINO STnEET, TOttONTO. 
 
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BELLEVILLE. 
 
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 Holden, Rufus, physician and surgeon, Front. 
 Holden, Kufua, & Co., draggists &chemist!4, Front. 
 Holton, E. W., dealer in dry goodj and groceries* 
 
 Front. 
 Howard, T. A., blacksmith and waggon maker, near 
 
 Depot. 
 Harley, J., grocer, Front. 
 
 Innes & McLeod, civil engineers and provincial land 
 ,J surveyors. Front. 
 
 1 Jack & Gordon, tailors and clothiers. Front. 
 
 James, Mrs. Amy, ambrotypist and photographist, 
 
 Front. 
 JELLETT, ROBERT P., barrister and attorney-at- 
 
 law, Br.dge. 
 Jones, Nathan, dealer in dry gocdi<, groceries, &c. 
 
 Front. 
 Jones, U. II., carriago factory, Pinnacle. 
 KEITH, JOHN, potash inspector, Front. 
 Kelly, Wm., dry goods and groceries. Front. 
 Kennedy & IlaniiUon, miUwrigbts, engineers and 
 
 shipbuilders, Flint's Wharf. 
 Kennedy, James, dry goods, groceries and crockery, 
 
 Front. 
 Kennedy, Mrs. Margaret, bakery and confectionery, 
 
 Front. 
 Kennedy, Richard, messenger Custom House. 
 Kerr, John, tax collector. Pinnacle. 
 Kerr, Thos., marble manufacturer, Hridge. 
 KEVE8, AjNDREW, auctioneer and commission 
 
 merchant. Front (see card, p. 44). 
 Kynaston, Daniel, prop Railroad Hotel, Front. 
 Lanagan, James, butcher, at Market. 
 Lazier, John, woollen factory, Front. 
 LAZIE. THOM.\S A., barrister, attonicv-at-law, 
 
 solicitor in chancery, conveyancer, notary public, 
 
 &o., Bridge. 
 Levisoonte, Cbns. 0., druggist and -.;hemiat, Front. 
 LEWIS. JOHN, shelf and heavy hardware. Front. 
 Linklater, Thos., tin, copper and sheet iron worker, 
 
 Front. 
 Lister & Henry, physicians, cor Bridge & Pinnacle. 
 Loyns, Geo., saddle and harness maker, Front. 
 Lyon, Henry E., dentist, Front. 
 Lyon, V. C, tin, copper and sheet iron worker and 
 
 dealer in stoves, &o.. Front. 
 Macfec, John, tailor, Front. 
 
 Macinnos, John A., clerk orown timber office. Front. 
 Mackey, Alex., horse shoeing and dray maker, 
 
 Pinnacle. 
 MACKIE, J.\S., proprietor Mnokie's Hotil, Uriilge. 
 MaoLellan, A. !>., attorney, suHuitor, notary public. 
 
 Bridge. 
 Maoannany, Francis, county treasurer, Court House. 
 MACNIDER, Q., manager Branch Bank of Montreal 
 
 Plnnncle. 
 Mann, N. (colored) barber. Front. 
 Man.siun House, Henry Fanning, proprietor, Front. 
 Marlow. Lewis, Western Hotel, corner Bridge and 
 
 Water. 
 MARTI.N, CHARLES, wharfinger, iron and brass 
 
 founder, at Flint's wharf 
 MoAilie, Wm., carpenter, Front. 
 McArthnr, Neil, manufacturer and dealer in saddles, 
 
 harness, saddlery hardware, trauks, whips, &o., 
 
 Front. 
 McCaffory. Mr , millwright, Front. 
 McCarty, (Miarles, boot and shoemoker. Front. 
 MoCormiok, Arthur, grocer, (.'oleman's Qrove. 
 MoCreary k Rolph, bakers, Front West. 
 McFEK, ANorj'., watohniaker and Jeweller, Front, 
 
 (see card, p. 44). 
 Mtlniuch, Wm., blacksmith & waggon maker, Front. 
 
 McRenzie, Daniel, manager Belleville Gas Company, 
 
 Church. 
 McKenzie, Simons, (retired) L. C. Hasting, militia, 
 
 Pinnacle. 
 .Mc.Mullen, Daniel, grocer. Front. 
 MoVean, Mrs. Ann, milliner. Front. 
 MEACHAM, JAMES H., postmaster. Bridge. 
 MEAGHER, JAMES, JiiN., grocer, flour onJ feed, 
 
 Front. 
 MenJell, Wm. f'., collector of customs, Custom 
 
 House. 
 Meyers, Q. W., saddle and harness maker, Front. 
 MILES, ELIJAH, proprietor Week/y (Hastings) 
 
 Chronicle, book and job printers, &c., Victoria 
 
 buildings. Front. 
 Mills, Parker, boot and shoemaker and dealer. 
 
 Front. 
 Mitts, P. k C., carriage makers, Front. 
 MOIRA AXE AND EDGE TOOL MANUFACTORY, 
 
 E. Burrell, proprietor. 
 MOIRA FOUNDRY, Charles Martin, proprietor, 
 
 Flint's wharf. 
 MOIRA SPRING CO'y, Front, (see card. p. 42). 
 Montreal Telegraph Company, James W. Thompson, 
 
 agent, Bridge. 
 Moodie, John W. D., (late) sheriff for the county of 
 
 Hastings, Bridge. 
 MOORE, JOHN G., foreman of IntrlUgeuar office. 
 
 Front. 
 Moore, S. A., marble worker and dealer. Front. 
 Mullins, Charles, livery stable, Markut. 
 Nielson, George, contractor, John. 
 Newbury, Robert, collector of inland revenues, 
 
 landing waiter, and insurance agent, I'iunacle. 
 Northrup, A. G., county clerk, courthouse. 
 Northgraves, Wm. J., watchmaker and jeweller, 
 
 Front. 
 Nulty, Michael, clothier and auctioneer. Front. 
 O'Brien, Lawrence, butcher in market. 
 O'Brien, Patrick, grocer and provision dealer, Front. 
 O'Hara, John, barrister, &o.. Front. 
 Ostrom, Sylvester, woollen factory, carding, &c , 
 
 Moira, 
 PAPTNEAU, FRANCIS, proprieter Dafoo House, 
 
 comer Bridge and Pinnacle, (see card, p. 46.) 
 Patterson, Robert & Reuben, S.. foundry k machine 
 
 shop, and manufacturers of agricultural imple- 
 ments. Front. 
 Pauli, Charles, gnnsmith. Front. 
 I'auter, John, grocer, Br..lgo. 
 Pearson, H., manufacturer of hats k caps. Front. 
 Pitrio, A. O., accountant, branch bank Upper 
 
 Canada, Hotel. 
 PIRKINS, E., proprietor Hcad_ Quarters saloon. 
 
 Front. 
 PirkinH, Wm., boot and shoemaker. Front. 
 PITCEATllLy, DAVID, wholesale grocer, tea, 
 
 wine and spirit dealer, I (<ommcrcial buildings. 
 
 Front. 
 Pitts, Robert, butcher. Market. 
 PHIPPEN, JOHN A , soap, candle k potash manu- 
 facturer, dealer in sheepskins, wool, i.Scc., Front 
 Phillips, Mrs. Mary miUinory, dressmaking and 
 
 fancy goods, Front. 
 Phillips, Wm., proprietor Bellsvillo billiard rooms, 
 
 Briilge. 
 Ponton, A., clerk division court. Court House. 
 Ponton, J, F,, di-putv registrar. Shire hull, Church. 
 PONTON. WM. 11.. barrislwr, attornay, county reg- 
 istrar, &o.. Front. 
 POWELL, W.VI., blaokxmlth, waggon, floigh & drng 
 
 maker, Front. 
 
 W. C, CHEWETT A CO., IMPORTERS OF ENGLISH PEUI0D1CAL8, KING ST., TORONTO. 
 
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 BELLEVILLE. 
 
 
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 iN 
 
 HUaH STEVENSON 
 
 MANUFACTURER OP 
 
 CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SLEIGHS, WAGGONS, &G. 
 
 FRONT STREET, BELLEVILLE, C. W. 
 HORSE SHOEING DONE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. 
 
 Dr. TV. S. TV^ILLI^MS, 
 
 OF THE RKKoRMEU rllACTIfK OK MKniCIVK, 
 
 Removks, with ureat facility, all Cancers ami Tumours, without the use of the knife — Scrofula, no 
 matter of how Ion); standing. Scrofulous Sore Eves, I'lcers, Old Sores, Swellings, Thick Neck or 
 (loitre ; euros ("onsunii>tion, all diseases of the Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, Appoplexy, Epilepsy, 
 and every description of Fits, Erysipelas, every kind of Venereal disease, Sperniatorhoea, or wujting 
 of the animal economy by seminal emissions, together with every variety of Female AV'eakness, &a 
 
 ALL (Oi.:MlNr0ATI0NS STUIl'TLV CONFIDKSTIAL. 
 
 Testimony of Cures can be had by letter, or by making personal application to the Doctor. All 
 letters must be post paid, and those wishing advice must be accompanied with one dollar enclosed. 
 
 idilregd :—\)h. W. S. Williams— Office, Front St., 3 doors south of J. Wkese's Hotel, Belleville, C.W- 
 
 JAMES R. BARBER, 
 
 KANCrACTCSER InD WB0I.E8AU AXD BKTAIL DEALIR IN 
 
 Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Trunks, &c., 
 
 OOR. BRIDGE AND FRONT STREETS, 
 BELLEVILLE, Canada West 
 
 C. V. BOG ART, 
 
 Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds of 
 
 Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Truuks, &c., &c. 
 
 FUONT STUKET, 
 BELLEVILLE, Canada West. 
 
 r. D. CONGER, 
 
 PKALLR IN 
 
 Cl K OOEllIES, &( . , 
 BELLEVILLE, Canaaa WMt. 
 
 JOHN COOK, 
 
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN 
 
 SPIItlTS AND OLASSWAHR, 
 
 KIUIVIK STKKKT, IIKM.KVILLB, C. W. 
 
 ROBERT GORDON, 
 
 Denier in Oroeeries, Provisions, 
 
 WINES, LIQUORS, AKO CBOOXEBY, 
 
 FRONT STRKET, 
 BELLEVILLE, Canada Woit. 
 
 ANDREW KEYES, 
 
 Conuiiissiou Merchant and Auctioneer, 
 
 FROHT STBEET, BELLEVILLE, C. W., 
 MAHKBT SCiUAnB, KINGSTOW, C. ^Vt 
 
 ANGUS MoFEE^ 
 
 Matt^ntaltrr, ^ilbersmitl], Iftoellcr, 
 
 AND OPTICIAN, 
 
 FRONT PTRKKT, BELLEVILLE, C. W. 
 Tbo lilnhost price piiiil fur CM (lold und Silver. New Jewelry 
 Kxrhanxed lor ulcl. Watcbe* (ml .Tewelr; neatly iind promptly 
 repaired, tf All Work warranted. 
 
 ROBERT TANNAIIILL, 
 
 COMMISSION AGENT AND WHARFINGER. 
 
 FRONT STREET, BELLEVILLE. 0. W. 
 
 AdKXT rnn SxtAXSR " Bay ok Qi'inte." 
 
 W. II. WALLBRIDGE, 
 
 MANCPArTI'ItKB Of 
 
 Hubbard's Combined Reapers and Howeri, 
 
 And Hubbard'i Light Mowen. 
 
 BBLI.BVIL.bK, Canada W«at. 
 
 MICHAEL WEBBER, 
 
 GcQcor and Provisioa Ooalor, 
 
 KIIOMT STRKKT, 
 
 ■TALL IK MARKET, BELLEVILLE, 0. W. 
 
 W. C. CUBWETT & CO., PRINTBRS AND PUBLISHERS, KINO STREET, TORONTO. 
 
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 Power, James, pliysioian, Pinnacle. 
 Powers & Scott, druggists & dentists. Front. 
 Piatt, Edward II., bouse & sign painter, Pinnacle. 
 Pratt, Mrs. Edward 11., printing, stamping, embroid- 
 ering. Pinnacle. 
 Pringle, Andrew N., sash, blind and door mimufac- 
 
 turer, I'olemon's Ward. 
 Proctor, A. E., axe &'e Igc tool manufacturer. Front. 
 Queen's Hotel, T. 11. Uoloiook, proprietor, Front. 
 Quiun, Jumes, grocer and provision dealer, Front. 
 Kaukin, J., boot ar 1 shoemaker. Front. 
 Head, Kobert, dist ler. Front. 
 Head, John L , gr ccr, &c., Front. 
 Ileevcs, Joseph P , saddle and harness mnkcr. Front. 
 Kilyea, G. V. N., dentist, Victoria buildings. Front. 
 Ridley, (.'harlcs, physician. Front. 
 Ritchie, Geo. & Co., importers & dealers in dry 
 
 goods. Front. 
 Robertson, Alex., barrister, attorney, &c., Bridge. 
 Robiiu, P. ('., blacksmith, near Depot. 
 KoLIln, P. J., landing waiter, custom house. 
 Koeuigk, Adam, grocery, Pinnacle. 
 Roenlgk, Lewis, cabinet maker and furniture dcnU-r, 
 
 Front. 
 Rosenberg, Henry, watchmaker and jeweller, Front. 
 Ross & Itell, barristers, attorneys, bolicitors, &c , 
 
 llridgo 
 ROY, KOBERT M., clerk of the town council, Po- 
 lice office. 
 Salladiii, I'ctcr, marble worker. Pinnacle. 
 Savage, John G., cabinet maker and furniiurc dealer, 
 
 Front. 
 Sawyer, Merrick & Co., druggists and chemists, 
 
 Front, 
 Sexton, Henry, proprietor Albion Hotel, Front. 
 Scott, Sv. H., accountant, Branch Commercial Rank. 
 SCOVILL, PHILO L., proprietor, Scovill's Hotel, 
 
 Front. 
 Shanks, Mrs. Martha, confectionary, Front. 
 SHEl'ARD, WM. A., reporter Inlelligtncer ofSce, 
 
 Front. 
 SilU, John II., dry goods, groceries, &c , Front. 
 Black & Harry, saddle and harness makers. Front. 
 Smart, Wm., judge for the county of Hastings, 
 
 Court House. 
 Smith, Albert foundry, Front. 
 Smith, George, boot ind shoemaker, front. 
 Smith, Mrs, Fdizabctli, grocery. Front, 
 Smith, Samuel B , tin, copper and sheet ironware, 
 
 stoves, &c., Front. 
 STAPLEY, AUGUSTUS J., architeet and boiider, 
 
 ofhco Pinnacle. (See card, p. W.) 
 Stephenson, James, station master and ticket agent, 
 
 Grand Trunk Railway Doput. 
 Stephenson, John, tailor and niothier, Front. 
 Stevens, Samuel, proprietor, Stevens' House, Fro.it. 
 STEVENSON, HUGH, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Front. (See card, p. 44). 
 Stewart, Wm., physician and surgeon, corner Oeorgo 
 
 and Hctel. 
 Sutherlatid, John k Wm., dry goods and groceries, 
 
 Front. 
 BymouR, Wm . tailor and clothier. Front. 
 TANNAIIILL, BOHKUT, produce merchant, oom- 
 
 mist'iua ngeut, and wharfinger. Front. (See card, 
 
 p. 44). 
 Taylor, George, BlieriiT for county of Ilastinga, 
 
 Court House. 
 Taylor, Homer, grocer & boarding-h. keeper. Front. 
 Tayliir, .loh'i, walohwakcr and jeweller, Front. 
 Taylor, T. W., freight agent, Graud Trunk Railway 
 
 Depot, Front. 
 
 Templeton,*Wm., tailor and draper. Front. 
 Terwilligar, Alexander, photographer. Front. 
 THE INTELLIGENCER, Mackenzie Bowell, editor 
 
 and proprietor, Front. 
 Thomas, George, grocer. Front. ^ 
 
 Thomas, George, mason. 
 Thompson, James W., agent for British k .\raericat> 
 
 Express Co., and Montreal Telegraph Co., Ilridge. 
 Thompson, Wm., proprietor Belleville House, Front. 
 THOM.SON, ANDREW, Manager, Branch Commer- 
 cial Bank. 
 Thomson, Robert, teller, Branch Commercial Bank. 
 Tickell, George S., cabinet maker and furniture 
 
 dealer. Front. 
 Tiernay, Charles, scgar and tobacconist, cor. Front 
 
 and Bridge. 
 Todd, Thomas, ma^on. 
 Todd, Mr., mason. 
 Turner, J., blacksmith, Front. 
 Turner, J. W., tin, copper and sheet iron worker. 
 
 Front. 
 Urquhart, D., boot and shoe maker. Bridge. 
 Vair, George, dealer in dry goods, groceries and 
 
 crockery. Front. 
 Vanallan, Tliomas, grocer, Front West. 
 Van Allen, Henry, clerk, custom house. 
 Vandervoort, I). 8., tavern keeper. Front. 
 VANDERVOORT, NELSON, groin and fur dealer, 
 
 Front. 
 Van Horn, Mrs. Mary, tailoress, Front. J 
 Van Patten, Peter, boarding & eating house. Hotel. 
 Van Tassel, W. H., trader. 
 Vapor, J. C, merchant tailor. Front. 
 Wallace, James, proprietor Sidney mills, Coleman. 
 Wallbridgo Brothers, barristers. Bridge. 
 Wallbridge, Francis, saw and grist mills proprietor, 
 
 mills at Shannonville, res. Belleville. 
 Wallbridge, Robert, grocer, wine and spirit mer- 
 chant. Front. 
 WALLBRIDGE, WM. II., Victoria foundry and 
 
 machine shop. Pinnacle (see card, p. 44). 
 Walker, James, merchant tailor and clothier, Front. 
 Walker, Hugh, groceries, crockery and fancy goods, 
 
 Front. 
 Walters, Thomas, merchant tailor. Hotel. 
 Wiklton, George, sash, blind and iloor maker. Front. 
 WARREN, THO.MAS, proprietor Warren's Hotel, 
 
 F:ont. 
 Warren, V. J., hammer manufacturer, Moira. 
 WATKIN.S, JOHN J., grocer, flour and fve.l, witi.M, 
 
 liquors, &c,. Front. 
 Watt, Wm., merchant tailor, Front. 
 Way, Joseph F., crown timber agent. Front. 
 WEBBER, .MICHAEL, grocer ui,d butcher. Front 
 
 and market Ikiuso (ice card, p. 1 1). 
 Wcese's Hotel, John Weese, jjroprictor, Front. 
 \. IIEADON, SETH, manufuclurcr and imp irter of 
 
 wooUcn goods, Front. „ , ,, 
 Wickott, James, mason. 
 
 Williams, Louis L , brewer ^ tavern keeper, Bridge. 
 WILLIASIS, W. 8 , physician and surgeon. Front 
 
 (see card, p. 44). 
 Wilkins, Henry, plasterer. 
 Wills, Thomas, town treasurer and county clerk, 
 
 "Shire Hall," Church. 
 Wilson, Charles (colored), barber, Front. 
 Wilson, John, baker and confectioner. Front, 
 Wilson, Joaeph, trunk manufacturer, Front West. 
 Woodley, James, mason, 
 Woodley, Joxoph, mason, 
 Woodley, Richard, mason. ':} ? |4 
 
 Woodley, Wm., mason. ' '- 
 
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 W. C. CIIEWEIT A CO., DOOKSELLERfj AND PRINTERS, KING STREET, TUROMO. 
 
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 BELLEVILLE. 
 
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 COINER OF BRIDGE MD PIMACLE STREETS, 
 BELLEVILLE, C.W. 
 
 FRANCIS PAFINEAU. Proprietor. 
 
 THIS 
 
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 FIRST CLASS HOTEL 
 
 IS SITUATED IN THE CENTRAL PART OF THE TOWN, 
 
 NEAR THE EXPRESS, TELEGRAPH AND POST OFFICES. 
 
 OMNIBUSSES TO AND FROM THE CARS 
 
 W. C. CUEWETT A CO.. MAP rUBLlSHERfl. Ac, KINO STREET EAST, TORONTO. 
 
BELL EW ART— BELMONT. 
 
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 BELL EWABT, C. W. — A flouriBhiog Tillage, in the county of Simcoe, aituated on Lake Simcoe, 
 contaiiiiug one railroad station, two charches, and one saw mill. The steamer Emily May connects 
 here with the Northern Railway daily, running to Orillia, ReafertoD, &c., in connection with 
 steamer Fairy to Muskoka territory, also a ferry boat connects here with North Qwillimbury ; has 
 a population of 260, and is distant from Toronto 53 miles. 
 
 Ashton, J., hotel keener. 
 
 15o8twick, N , carpenter and builder. 
 
 Dickenson, W., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Doolitlle, A., hotel keeper. ' 
 
 DRAKE. P. E, postmaster. 
 
 Lewis, n. F., blacksmith. 
 
 MARROW, £., station master and express agent. 
 
 Maughfam, J. H., painter. 
 
 May, Isaac, proprietor steamer Emily May. 
 
 Raymond, Rev. J., Presbyterian. 
 
 Richards, J., butcher. 
 
 Sage, II. & Co., saw mill owner. 
 
 Willson, A., farmer. 
 
 Wray, 8., butcher. 
 
 BELL ROCK, C. W.— A post villnge, situated on the Depot River, in the township cf Portland and 
 county of Kronteniio. It was first laid out in the year 1862, and is rapidly improving. Distant from 
 King.ston 25 miles. Population 184. 
 
 Amell, Mr., boot and shoemaker. < 
 
 Roycc, N. R., general merchant. 
 
 RKOWN, DANIEL, postmaster. 
 
 Brown, Kev. D., clergyman. 
 
 Brooks, Richard, councillor. 
 
 Clark, Andrew, lumber merchant. 
 
 Coffee, Mrs. \., hotel keeper. 
 
 Goodrich, C. D., fanning mill manufacturer. 
 
 Piercy, .Tohn, blRv-ksmith. 
 
 Poraeroy, Win., lumber merchant. 
 
 Thurston, Airtlin, carpenter and cabinet maker. 
 
 Thiirstun, Jnson, carpenttT and cabinet maker. 
 
 Wakeford, John, flaur, feed and };rain dealer. 
 
 Walker, E., fanning mill maker. 
 
 Walker, .lohn, carpenter and fanning mill maker. 
 
 White, Rev. G. S., clergyman. 
 
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 BELLS' CORNERS, C. W.— A small post village, in the township of Nepean and county ofCarleton. 
 DiNtant from Ottawa City 9 miies, and from Richmond 10 miles. I'opulntion about 80. 
 
 Anderson, T. , clerk of division court. 
 ARNOM), OEOROE, postmaster and gonci-al mer- 
 chant. 
 Burnsides, Christopher, blacksmith. 
 Corbclt, Wra., sen., hotel keeper. 
 Corbett, Wm , jun., hotel keeper. 
 Crowe, Robert, shoemaker, 
 Qourlay, Rev. Juhn L., clergyman. 
 McDougall, llenry, shoemaker. 
 Moodie, Robert, hotel keeper. 
 Moore, Hugh, tailor 
 Ncsbitt, Jiljn, cooper. 
 O'Maira, Thomas, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Ornngby, Wm,, blacksmith. ♦ 
 
 I'ntterHon, .lolin, tailor. 
 
 Petitt, Hev. W., clergyman. 
 
 Philips, .lames, shoemaker. 
 
 Pratt, Wm , shoemaker. 
 
 Robertson, George, J. P., tanner, general merchant. 
 
 Robinson, N. Q., .1. P. 
 
 Spittal, Alexander, waggon milker, carpenter and 
 
 blacksmith. 
 8pittal, Robert P., carpenter. 
 Stewart, George, carpenter and waggon maker. 
 Vanderburg, Rev. L,, clergyman. 
 
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 BELMONT, C. W. — A flourishing post village, situated partly in the township of South Dorchester, 
 connty ol' Ulgin, and partly in the townships of Dorclu-ster oiid Westminster, in the county of 
 Middlesrx, Distant 13 miles from the city of London, 15 miles from St. Thomas, and 12 miles from 
 Aylinvr. Population about 200. 
 
 Belmont Union School, Wm. D. Eckert, teacher. 
 
 Ui'lmont Hotel, Lewis Ohnsteiid, proprietor. 
 
 Cline, Danit'l, .Ml) , physician and surgeon. 
 
 Crf-amer, Htibeit & Bros., boot ami shoemakers. 
 
 Curiie, Kev. Archibiild, Presbyterian. 
 
 Dawson, A. W., grocer. 
 
 Eckert, Win. D., teacher Union School. 
 
 Gregory, .lolin, commissioner in B. K., conveyancer. 
 
 Oregoiy, Kirhy, sndJlu and harnc,-a maker, 
 
 llackwill, Win., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 lliius, Jiioob, cabinet maker. 
 
 llungerliii'il, Kli B., cabinet maker. 
 
 McKelliir, Donald, prop. The People's Hotsl. 
 
 MoKellar. Mrs., grocer. 
 
 Merry, CImili's W., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Miller, David, clothier and merchant tailor. 
 
 Olrostead. Lewis, prop, Belmont Hotel, ' . 
 
 IVople's Hotel (The) Donold McKellar, proprietor. 
 
 Presbyterian Church. 
 
 Prouse, Edwin, blacksmith, 
 
 Pronso, John, prop. I'lyntoiith Hotel. 
 
 Plymouth Hotel, .lohn I'rouse, proprietor, 
 
 Soiiman, Clnirlcs, carriage and waggon maker, 
 
 Spencer, Charles, M.D., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Snell, Charles E. & Sons, carpenters and builders. 
 
 Tucker. Ri-v. Sriniuel, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Tucker, Rev. Wiiliani, Wnsleyan Methodist. 
 
 Walker, James, blacksmith. 
 
 WATEIIUEKUY, J, V., postmaster, general moroh. 
 
 Wesleyan .Methodist Church. 
 
 Wilson, <olin W., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Wright, Maitland, grocer. 
 
 W. C. CllliWETT lb CO., PUINTER.S, LITHOOUAPUERS, Ac, KING STRKET, TOKt>NTO. 
 
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 BEAMSVILLB— BERLIN. 
 
 Carriage, llaggon, anb ^leiijlj Pamifacturer, 
 
 Bli:A]VI»TIL<LE, €0. MirCOL.1V, V. W. 
 
 £:s'r>i.Bx^iS£€£:x3 ii>r leio. 
 
 ^LEX. B. IMcISrA^B, 
 
 A(3KNT fur (he lloyal In«uninoB Co., C«aiid» l/.f« A'surinreCi.. Freehold I'nrmiim<nt nnllding Society. CunncU Agency A nsoclii Hon, 
 iin'l hII ilnsiTlptlDDB of Koal BstHtu; C<iniml4«ian Merchant, Oonveynneer, Cuaimi.>sioDur iu ({iiaeu'B Benih, ami CoMMinciAL 
 AO.XT for the coll«,tlOB of CUla.. lu general, bEWTIWCK POST OFFICE. DUIllIAM, CO. GREY. 
 
 PARKER & CATTLE, 
 
 TEA DEALERS, COFFEE ROASTERS, 
 
 OWEN SOUND, DURHAM, AND CODERICH. 
 
 BOEDECKEK & STUEBINa, 
 
 IMPORTERS OF AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN 
 
 WALL PAPER, FANCY GOODS, POCKET BOOKS, &c., kc. 
 
 A large Stock of Cheap Sundvy School Piise Books, Tickets and Cards, Testaments and Bibbs, always on hatd, 
 
 KING STREET, BERLIN, C. W. 
 
 PIONEER TOBACCO WORKS, KING STREET, BERLIN, C. W., 
 
 F". A. aOETZE & 13 RO. 
 
 TOBACCONISTS, AND MANUFACTURERS OF THE PIONEER CHEWING, 
 
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 Ttiih I" til,' Urp'itt anJ linut eouductt'd Hotel in the T iwn. itiid the I'ri'prielor will ^lKlre no jminH to ni-coraiD'^date TrnvellHtii In 
 (ho Imat nmiiiier |i ik.iII le. The llnr i.t anpi'liud with the bent Li<|Uorii In the eoiiiitry ; iin 1 uu llm I'lilile all the d, Ih'acles of the 
 ■tMi-'tn will lie fimnl. Uit^ OmniDiUii to and from tlieCni-H. 
 
 AVILEIAM BlMPBOlSr, 
 
 Miinufitctnrer of and Wholituile and Uotail 1> nler In 
 
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 (IF EVKUY UEHCKirriON. , 
 
 WARCROOM AND FACTORY, KING STRtET, BERLIM, C. W. 
 
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 BELMORE, C. W. — A post Tillai^e sitnAtetl on the oornen of the townships of Tarnberry, Howiek, 
 Culrnss and Cftrrick, and on the boandary line between the united counties of Hnron and Bruce. It 
 in in the midiit of a good agricultural country, and the road between Turnberry and Culross, which 
 passes through Belmont, connects the Elora and Saageen Tiith the Berlin and Asbfield road. Distant 
 from Qoderich 40 miles, and from Sontbampton 40 miles. Population, 100. 
 
 Belmore Hotel, Thomas Chambers, proprietor. 
 
 Bone, Adam, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Bone, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Chambers, Thom.^s, Belmore Hotel. 
 
 Curry, Re». Christoher, clergyman. 
 
 Davidson, Isaac, blacksmith. 
 
 Hamilton, John. 
 
 Uvtchioson, George, tailor. 
 
 Irwin, John, real estate ngcnt. 
 
 IRWIN, F. W., postmaster. 
 
 Jackson, H. P., blacksmith. 
 
 Lamonby, John, taTcm keeper. 
 
 Lennox, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 McLane, Samuel, waggon maker. 
 
 Moffatt k Cantlon, gcnural merchants. 
 
 Moffatt, John, assistant postmaster. 
 
 RuMh, Uarid, carpenter. 
 
 Teriff, Petor, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Thompson, D., druggist. 
 
 Thompson, Joseph, sadclle and harness maker. 
 
 Travellers' Home, A. Docksteader proprietor. 
 
 Warner, John, carpenter. 
 
 BELOEIL, C. B. — A post village situated on the north shore of the river Ridielieu, opposite St. 
 HiUire, in the Seigniory of Beloeil, county of Verchircs and district of Montreal. Distant from 
 Montreal 21 miles, from St. Charles 8 miles, and from the station on Urand Trunk Railway Ijf miles. 
 Population abovt 300. 
 
 Allard, J. Bt., J. P. and physician. 
 
 Beaucli6inau, F., carpenter. 
 
 Beloeil College, Rev. Brother St.Viateur, principal. 
 
 Blancliard, V., general merchant. 
 
 Bousquet. Francois, tailor and clothier. 
 
 BRILLON, J. R., post master and notary public. 
 
 BrouHseau, J. Bt., physician. 
 
 Daigle, .los., mayor, and dealer in dry grada. 
 
 Deriiuleuu, Flavian, councillor. 
 
 Despa'y, Francois, boot and shoe maker. 
 
 Dados, Philip, hotel keeper. 
 
 Geoppriuo, Felix, clerk of division court. 
 
 Henfield, Edward, blacksmith. 
 
 Jodoin, A., dry goods. 
 
 Ledenx, F^dward, blackt<mi(h and carriage maker. 
 
 Lenay, Rev. W. 
 
 Pepin, Celestin, tanner. 
 
 Petir, Xavier, saddle and harness maker 
 
 Prefootaine, Alexander, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Prefontaine, Godfroi, hot«l keeper. 
 
 Prefontaine, II., physician. 
 
 Prefontaine, Jos., councillor and general merchant. 
 
 Renaud, Alexander, oirpcnter and builder. 
 
 Kenaud, Miss, milliner. 
 
 Renoia, Narcisse, councillor. 
 
 Walor, P., J. P. and dry goods dealer. 
 
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 BENMILLEB, C W.— A post village, situated on the river Maitland, in the township of Colbome 
 and cuuuty of Huron. Distant from Godcricli, the county town, miles. Population 80. 
 
 Adams, Martha, milliner and dress maker. 
 Adams, Roilney, carpenter and builder. 
 Colbome Inn, Daniel Miller, proprietor. 
 Degray, Joseph, cooper. 
 Degi-iiv, Prudence, boot and shoe m.tker. 
 Fi^luT, Kbeneter, blacksmith. 
 GLEDIllLL, EDWIN, postmaster. 
 Gledhill, Henry, carpenter and builder. 
 Gledhill, Thomas, woollen mill proprietor. 
 Guisebush, Joseph, tanner and currier. 
 Hurt, S.imuel, mason. 
 Heddle, Andrew, carpenter and builder. 
 Hedegur, Jacob, painter. 
 James, E.lwin, woollen milU, proprietor. 
 James, Jesse, woollen mills, proprietor. 
 Larmue, Frederick, tailor. 
 
 Madle, G., tanner and currier. 
 
 M <rtin, Er'ah, J. P., farmer. 
 
 .Mlcklejohn, Si -lair, blacksmith. 
 
 Miller, Archibald B., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Miller, l>uiiicl, proprietor Colbome Inn. 
 
 Miller, Daniel S., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Miller, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 Mdlesworth, Arthur, school teacher. 
 
 Nagle, Joseph, teacher. 
 
 Oke, John, farmer. 
 
 Rodgers, David, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Slattery, .Margaret, milliner and ihessmakor. 
 
 Slattery, Uoderick, farmer. 
 
 Stewart, John, gardener and fruit-grower. 
 
 Sutton, Qeorgi), weaver. 
 
 Vnnston, John, farmer. 
 
 BENNIE'S CORNERS, C. W.-A post v 
 1( hiLt one ciimii.ou school. Distant from 
 miles. Population 115. 
 
 Bair<l, John, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Bikini, William, guneral merchant. 
 
 Cockell, Ueorge, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Foxiey, Richard, briokmaker. 
 
 Glovrr, John, cooper. 
 
 GoninierHnll, Itobert, tanner. 
 
 Gominureall & LittlewooJ, brewers. 
 
 liendersiin, Robert, flour and grist mill proprietor 
 
 illaga in the town.><hip of Ramsay apd county of JLianark. 
 Perth, the coantv town, 30 miles, and from Ottawa, 86 
 
 LEISHM;N, ALEX , postmaster & gen'l ci 
 Miirsha'.i, Boyle, suw mill proprietor. 
 MoGo^erane, John, cooper. 
 Philip, William, blacksmith. 
 Rosebank Hotel, David Snedden, proprietor. 
 Snedden, David, hotel keeper. 
 Snedden, James, lumber merchant. 
 Toshaoh, Oreville, J. P. 
 
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 BBNSFOBD, O. W. — A post ? iU*ft« sitaated in the towoship of Monkgban and coanty of Northni- 
 berUnd, West Riding. Di^itanee f'om ^ic« lake 1:^ miles, from CentKTiQe 4| milei, f^m Port Hop* 
 20 miles, and from i'eterboro' 10 milea. 
 
 Dackewurtb, James, tailor. 
 
 McBAIN, JAMES Vf. postmaster & bookseller. 
 
 Mo^se, John, sen., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Moyse, John, jun., boot and sboemakw. 
 
 Power!!, James, blucksraith. 
 
 Turnbull, James, J. P., carpenter and builder. 
 
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 BENTINCK, C.W. — A thriving village (commonly called Durham,) beautifully shnated on (ha baak> 
 of the river Saugeen, in the township of Bentinck and county of Orcy, surveyed and laid out by Qovem- 
 meut about the year 1849. For a length of time its principal buildings and places of business were 
 concentrated at the junction of the Durham and Oarafrasa road, but latterly rapid strides have been 
 made towards the southern limits ; excellent buildings having been erected, roilVi, foundry and general 
 merchant stores are in operation, and viewing its future progress prospectively, it will at no distant 
 day become a town of considerable magnitude; its gradual development having been steady, solid and 
 substantial. Stages daily to and from Quclph and tri-weekly to Collingwood. Daily mail. Distant 
 from Owen Sound the county town 28 miles, from Quetph u6 miles, from Hamilton OG miles, and from 
 Toronto 116 miles. Population about 1,000. 
 
 Aljoe, Robert, cooper. 
 
 Allen, Joseph, waggon maker. 
 
 Anderson. Wm. A., blacksmith. 
 
 Argyle Hotel, Hugh McKay, proprietor. 
 
 Begg, Martin, cabinet maker. 
 
 Boyle, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 British Hotel, H. J. Middaugb, proprietor. 
 
 Brown, James, general merchant. 
 
 Brown, J. F., J. P., druggiat and bookseller. 
 
 Cameron & Ross, general merchants. 
 
 Clark, Wra. brickmaker. 
 
 Cochrane, Alexander, J. P. 
 
 Cochrane, A. & A., iron foundry, carriage, waggon, 
 
 and agricultural implement man;'facturers. 
 Cockin, Stephen, plosterer. 
 Cole, Henry, proprietor Royal Exchange. 
 Crawford, Joseph, physician and surgeon. 
 Cross, Rev. Wm., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Dalglish, Robert B., J. P., general merchant and 
 
 saw mill proprietor. 
 Draper, Cornelius, barrister, attorney, &o. 
 Durham Hotel, James Korley, proprietor. 
 DURHAM STANDARD, 8.L.AL Luke, proprietor. 
 Edge, James, J. P. 
 Elliott, John, tailor. 
 Eva, Philip, plasterer. 
 Evans, Rev. W., Episcopalian. 
 Fletcher, Duncan, general merchant 
 Fraser, Mathew, general merchant. 
 Gray & Sutherland, carriage and waggon makers. 
 Gray, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 Griffin, Bartholomew, general merchant 
 Gun, James, physician and surgeon. 
 Harvey, Samuel, butcher. f 
 
 Hunter, Arch., J. P. 
 Hunter, J H. & Co., general merchants. 
 Isaac, George, saddle and harness maker. 
 Jackson, David, J. P. 
 
 Jackson, George, M. P. P., warden of the county. 
 Jackson, Wm., clerk division court and crown land 
 
 agent. 
 Jones, Hugh, cchool teacher. 
 Jones, JameH, carpenter. 
 
 Jones, ThouiMS, boot & shoemaker ond leather store. 
 Kelly, John, lumber merchant, flour, griat and saw 
 
 mill proprietor. 
 Korley, Jumes, proprietor Durham Hotel. 
 London and Liverpool Insuranoe Company, H. Row 
 
 Bwull agent. 
 
 LUKE, S L. M., editor and proprietor Durham 
 
 Standard. 
 Macfariane, Allan, waggon maker. 
 McDonell, D. C, barrister, attorney, &o. 
 McDonell, J. W., carpenter. 
 Mclntyre, A., tailor. 
 31c Kay, Hugh, proprietor Argyle Hotel. 
 McKechnie, The Misses, milliners and dress makers. 
 McKeiizie, A. C. & Co., general merchants. 
 McKenxie, Donald, boot and shoemaker. 
 McNABB, ALEXANDER B., J.P., postmaster, com- 
 mission merchtnt, gcner'l ogent, oonTeyancor, &o. 
 
 {see card, p. 4'3.) 
 Middaugb, H. J., hotel and livery stable keeper. 
 MILLER, JOHN, general merchant. 
 Mockler, Mrs., school teacher. 
 Mockler, Wm., architect. 
 Orchard, Edward, tin and copper smith. 
 Orchard, Mrs., music teacher. 
 Park, Rev. Wm., Presbyterian. 
 PARKER & CATTLE, druggists and general mer 
 
 chants (see card, p. 48). 
 Parrott, John, tinsmith. 
 Paterson, Peter, lumber merchant, flour, grist and 
 
 saw mill proprietor. 
 Rose, Alexander, tailor. 
 Rowswell, Herbert, general merchant, mill and pot- 
 
 ashery proprietor. 
 ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, Alexander B. 
 
 McNah, agent (see card, p. 48). 
 Sbaw, Wm. C, physician and surgeon. 
 Sheppard, John, brewer. 
 Sbewell, John, chair maker and painter. 
 Smith, Thomas, tanner, saddler and harness maker. 
 Stewart, Rev. Alexander, Baptist. 
 Sutherland, Robert, baker and confectioner. 
 Tucker, George, cooper. 
 Tucker, Walter, butcher. 
 Vollet, Jamcs", carpenter. 
 Walton, Thomas, bltick^mith. 
 Watson, Charles, carpenter. 
 Western Assurance Company, Cameron & Ross, 
 
 agents. 
 Wilkinson, Rev. A , New Connexion Methodist. 
 Willey, J,, boot and shoemaker. 
 Wilson, Alexander, tailor. 
 Wood, John W., physician and surgeon. 
 Woodland, Joseuu, general merohatjt. 
 
 W. C. CUiSWBTT th CO., BJOK AND JOB PRINTERS, KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 
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 BERKELEY, C. W.— A post village in the township of Holland and eoanty of Orey. 
 Uir«n Sound, the county town 20 milei, and from Toronte 100 miles. Population 160. 
 
 Distant from 
 
 Allen, John, shoemaker and hotel keeper. 
 
 fiurk, Mrs., weaver. 
 
 Byers, Joseph, recTe. ^ 
 
 Cameron, Uev. Charles, Presbjterian. 
 
 Cardwell, Henry, town clerk. 
 
 DeaTitt George, conncillor. 
 
 FLEMING, J., J. P., postmaster & town treasurer.' 
 
 Fleming, Joseph, plasterer. 
 
 Fleming, Robert, shoemaker. 
 
 Freeborn, Johnston, boot and shocmnker. 
 
 Oreen, Carleton B., saw-mill owner. 
 
 Green, Kicbard, conncillor. 
 
 Gnndy, Rer. James, Methodist. 
 
 Hannnh, Kobcrt, weaver. 
 
 Ilnrt Humphrey, carpenter. 
 
 Henderson, George, school teacher. 
 
 Uowey, Wm., eonnoillor. 
 
 Jaeksoa, John, wearer. 
 
 Johnston, George, carpenter. 
 
 Kimer James U., suboul teacher. 
 
 Lillian, Samuel, carpenter, (<aw mill owner and hotel 
 
 keeper. 
 McCann, John, wearer. 
 Norton, Henry, carpenter. 
 Price, Carson, school tencliT. 
 8argeant, Thomas, b1ack<itnith and hotel keeper. 
 Shun, Thomas, brickmaker. 
 WatKon, Snmuel, mason. 
 Welsh, Robert, school teacher. 
 White, Wra., councillor. 
 
 BERLIN, C. W.— The chief town in the county of Waterloo, North Riding, and township of Waterloo 
 North. It is a station on the Grand Trnnk ItailwHy, at which all the train.4 stop ; a corporate tillage, 
 and enjoying a brisk local trade. Has good schools, a telegraph offioe and <l lily mails, witli money 
 order ufiice. Distant from Toronto, 07 miles ; Stratford, '2i miles. Population 1,200. 
 
 Allan Martin, carriage and waggon maker. King. 
 Allcndorf, H., weaver. King. 
 Bachman, il., photograph artist. King. 
 BOEDECKER & STUEUINQ, importers and whole- 
 sale dealers in books and stationery, Ring (eee 
 
 eard, p. 48). 
 Bowlby, Wm. H., barrister and attorney-ut-law and 
 
 solicitor, King. 
 Bowman & Heims, general merchants. King. 
 BoT?man, W. H., chemist and druggist. King. 
 BOYS & MILLAR, barristers and attorney!), con- 
 veyancers, notaries, and solicitors in chancery, 
 
 King (see card, p. 52}. 
 BREITHAUI'T, L., importer and dealer in leather 
 
 findings, hides, wool and oil, Queen (card, p. 52). 
 Brickuer. Henry, cooper, King. 
 BRINZER, U., prop, glue factory (see card, p. 62). 
 Brinzer, U., billiard saloon. King. 
 Bnrckley, Jacob, manufaot. spinning wheels. King, 
 Crittenden, Henry, agent American Express Comp., 
 
 telegraph operator, news agent and booksellur, 
 
 King. 
 De Bus, G. M., barber, dentist, and dealer in fruits 
 
 and oysters, King. 
 Distin, W. L., hardware merchant. Ring. 
 Eby, I)., manufacturer of pumps. King. 
 Eby, Martin F., chemist and druggist, King. 
 Epliug, Jacob, manufacturer of cigars and tobacco, 
 
 King. 
 Fuchs, August, watchmaker and jeweller. Ring. 
 Fiaher, George A., barber and huir dresser. King. 
 Gastmeier, W., butcher, King. 
 Gnul, Win., merchant tailor. King. 
 Gaul, Wm., agent for Wanser's sewing machine, 
 
 King. 
 Gauiiiloy, Henry, saddle and harness maker. King. 
 Gild.ier, Valentine, blaoksmith, King. 
 Glebe, Henry, hat and cap maker. King. 
 OOETZE, WM. H., branch of Pioneer Tobacco Works 
 
 New York, King (see card, p. 48). 
 Oroff, Colin, chemist aud diuggi.'t. King. 
 Haller, John, hatter and furrier. 
 Hancock, John W., barrister, attornoy-at-law and 
 
 conveyancer, King. 
 Haugh, John, saddle, harness and trunk maker. 
 
 King. 
 
 Knyn, £. R., confectioner and pastry cook, King. 
 
 Hicks, Phillip, general blacksmith and carriage 
 worker. 
 
 Heller, Casper, prop. Royal Exchange Hotel, King. 
 
 Heller, John, watchmaker. King. 
 
 Hotfman, Jacob, general merchant. 
 
 Hoffman. Jacob, furniture mauufaetnrer. Ring. 
 
 Iluber, II. S., dealer in dry goods, groceries and 
 hardware. King. 
 
 Jaffray, Woi., postmaster, office. Queen. 
 
 Jantz, George, saloon keeper. King. 
 
 Jiints, Jacob, bookbinder and paper hang-^r, King. 
 
 Kegel, John G., dealer m groceries. King. 
 
 Kern, Christian, tailor. King. 
 
 KIctcb, George, hoot and shoemaker. King. 
 
 Klein, George, butcher. King. 
 
 Knell, Henry, jeweller and watchmaker, and dealer 
 in fancy goods. King. 
 
 Knowles, W. II. Q., dealer in dry goods and milli- 
 nery. King. 
 
 Koehn, C., boot and shoemaker. King. 
 
 Krauz, C. & Son, general merchants, King. 
 
 Krauz, Hugo, clerk of town council. 
 
 Lang, Rcintiold, tanner, King. 
 
 Mackie, John A., general dealer. King. 
 
 Miller, Tliomas, barrister, and county crown attor- 
 ney, clerk of the peace, Qtiecn. 
 
 Miller, Thomas, banister, &c.. King. 
 
 Moycr. S. K., ambrotype and photograph artist, 
 Qui- li. 
 
 Mylius, George R., M.D., King. 
 
 Nahrgang, C. K., merchant tailor. Queen. 
 
 Nahrgnng, Henry, merchant tailor. King. 
 
 Nicholas, Andrew, St. Nicholas Hotel, oorner of 
 Frederick and King. 
 
 Niehnns, W,, boot and shoemaker and dealer. King. 
 
 Odborne & Spiers, groceries, liquors, crockery, glass- 
 ware, and seeds. King. 
 
 Riegclmann, Frederick, proprietor Franklin Hotel, 
 Queen. 
 
 RITTINGEB & MOTZ, editors k proprietors Berlin 
 Journal, Quoen. 
 
 Rout, John, proprietor Commercial Hotel, oorner of 
 Queen snd King. 
 
 ROBINSON, ROBERT, proprietor American Hotel, 
 King (see card, p. 48), 
 
 ^V. C. CnEWETT A CO., BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, KINO STREET, TORONTO. 
 
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 BERLIN— BRADFORD. 
 
 jotiT^ wiisroEisr, 
 MANUFACTURER OF PUMPS, OF ALL KINDS. 
 
 Also, i BOOM HANDLES MANUFACTIJUED IN ANY QUANTITY. 
 
 PLAMNU AND SAW MILL CONNECTED. 
 KtNQ STREET, BERLIN, C. W. 
 
 BOYS & M I LI ^ A 11, 
 BARRISTERS, ATTORNEYS, SOLICITORS, &c.. &c. 
 
 Tlloa. T A. BOVS, WATr.«io<». 
 
 ALKXANOKK MILLAK. UlKLIM. 
 
 L. BREITIIAUPT, 
 
 Iiiip<irt<>r, Munufaclurtir, MTholonle and Befall IValer In 
 
 Leather, Findii^s, Hides, Oils, &('. 
 
 tufCA»u p\in ri>R lliDM, Ski^s, axu ^V<xii.. -(it 
 
 BgBtm GIME FmTQm. 
 
 U. BlUNZER, Pkopkietor. 
 
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 PROVINOIAT- LAND SURVKYOUS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS, 
 a. B. AnHKLV. MooKETowv. BIRKHALL, C. W. jamks harken, diihiiau. 
 
 J. DARLINGTON, j B. PATTERSON, M. D., 
 
 BAKER, CONFECTIONER, I , kino street, bowmanville, o. w. 
 
 AND DKALKu IN Ciinccrs & Tiiiiiors taken out and Cured, 
 
 Ctciieral (Groceries, &c., 
 
 KING STREET. BOWMANVILLE, C. W. 
 
 A-LM^ HOTEL, 
 
 
 BOWMAWVILLE, 
 
 Canada Wort. 
 
 wiTiiooT Tni! II9I or Tn« KNiri. 
 
 DKOPRV and OVNPBP8I A Tured, and the 
 KVB aud KAR ree«lvM siiecial adcnllona 
 
 B. R. LOSCOMBE, 
 SOLICITOR, CONVEYANCER, &c, 
 
 KINa ST., BOWMANVILLE, C.W. 
 
 THOMAS DBIFFILL & SONS, 
 
 IMPOBTERS AND DEALEKS IN 
 
 BAR IROISr AND STEEL, 
 
 STOVES, SCALES, RUBBER AND LEATHER BELTING, 
 
 BRADFORD, C. W. 
 
 S. DRIFFILL, 
 
 Fire aim Life Insurance Agent, 
 
 AniiDealerinTin,Copp«r,BheetIron,» Japanmd Waie. 
 
 UOLLANO STllKKr, BRADFOKD, C.W. 
 
 J. MORRIS, Proprietor. 
 
 BRADFORD. CATfADA West. 
 
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 8«bneiker, C, proprietor North Amerioan Hotel, 
 King. 
 
 Shrtuti, Jitooh S., prop, ot the Berlin Flour Mill 
 
 SIMPSON, WM., cabinet malier, Kiug (mco ctiril, 
 p. 48). 
 
 SimpKoD, & 8on, boot anii shoemakers, Km); 
 
 Bnjder, Frederick, dealer In utoTes and ti ware, 
 King. 
 
 Stanton, Charles, county trensnrer, isHuer ,r mar- 
 riage licenses, and inspector of ir<'>gi>iii and 
 nieaxures. 
 
 Strob, Henry, boot and sboemaker, Que«n 
 
 8lr«li, Jo4t, htot and shoemaker, King. 
 
 ^asaiii'i), E''<abeth M., fruit and confectionery, King. 
 
 Terry, J., bUcksmith and general jubbor, King. 
 
 Tyson, Abraham, butcher. King. 
 
 Wngner, Anftelm, prop. Berlin Pottery, King. 
 
 Ward, Qonrge, blacksmith, King. 
 
 Wearer, Lv»i, prop. Wearer's Hotel, King. 
 
 WINGRR, J., manufacturer of pumps and broom 
 
 handlem. King (see card, p. fy'i). 
 Wi)elfle, John J., manuf. of ploughs, King. 
 Young, Wni., dealer in grooeriei, crockery and 
 
 liquors. King. 
 Zigler, Enoch, carriage aud waggon maker, King. 
 
 BERTHTEH en HAUT, C. E.— a nourishing tillage situnted on the north nhorc of the rirer 8t. 
 Lawrvnoe, in the Seigniory and county of the same name. It is the county Heat, und has conitiderablc 
 trnde in flour, hay and grain. It has a Roman (Jatbolic academy and nunnery, a I'roteNtantdi.tsentient 
 school and ladies' French school Steamers run regularly to and from Montrenl during the summer 
 seaMon, and in winter tl.^ connection is continued with stages Daily mail iind money order office. 
 DiHtant from Muntrviil 4< miles, and from Quebec 135 miles. Population of the Parinh about '<!,300. 
 
 Mrs. D., teach' 
 
 Amaron, Mrs. D., teach' »<ties' French academy. 
 
 Amnron, Miss, teacher hiuit^' French academy. 
 
 Dayeur, James, ishoeuiaksr. 
 
 Bayeur, Louis, shoemaker. 
 
 Bourgoin, Alfred, general merchant. 
 
 Boucher, McOill, Hotel keeper. 
 
 Boutbillior, A., paper banger. 
 
 Caron, N., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Chalut, J. O., notary public. 
 
 Clements, John, agricultural implement maiiufac. 
 
 Contors, Joseph, carpenter. 
 
 Coutre, J. F. 0., notary public. 
 
 Dube, Louis, shoemaker. 
 
 Darieux & Hrotbcr, boot and shoemakers. 
 
 De Bonald, S., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Deroio, J. P., general merchant. 
 
 Desrobier, E., barrister and advocate. 
 
 Desrosiur, Prosper, carpenter. 
 
 Dignan, James, J. P. 
 
 Dixon, James, general merchant. 
 
 Dostalu, P. D., J. P. 
 
 Ferland, L. H., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Fernet, Isidore, waggon maker. 
 
 Formeret, Charles, J. P., notary public. 
 
 Francbemontagne, F. R., barrister, adrocate and 
 
 general merchant. 
 Gagnon, Frederick, hotel keeper. 
 Gagnon, Rev. J. F., Roman Catholic. 
 Gauthier, Narcisse, general merchant. 
 Genereux, Mrs. Oliver, milliner and dress maker. 
 Geroux, L., saddle and harness maker. 
 Giguere, .Andre, blacksmith. 
 Girou.\, Mrs. Pierre, milliner and dress maker. 
 
 Gravel, Pierre, carpenter. 
 
 Haxell, Wm , tin and copper smith. 
 
 Jalbert, Prudent, hotel keeper. 
 
 KITTSON, ALEXANDER, postmaster, general mer- 
 chant and insurance agent. 
 
 Ladies' French Academy, superintended by Mrs. D. 
 /Vmaron and daughter. 
 
 Lafond, F. Y., notary public. 
 
 Laferriere, M. A., general nierchaut. 
 
 Lifreniere. Norbert, blackaniith. 
 
 Lcclaire, Cyrille, general merchant. 
 
 Leclaire, J., saddle and harue.>is maker. 
 
 Lefevre, Paul, carpenter. 
 
 Luveilli'i, Antnine, carpenter and cabinet maker. 
 
 Lord, T., saddle and harness nutker. 
 
 MoKercher, D., tailor. 
 
 Meek, Mrs. M. A., milliner and drebs maker, gen- 
 eral store. 
 
 Mole, L. J., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Morrison, Wui., hotel keeper. 
 
 Munick, Rev. W. V , Proiostant Episcopal 
 
 Nault, David, general merchant. 
 
 Olivier, Louis A., barri.ster and advocate. 
 
 Osieroitt, C. H., J. B., notary public. 
 
 Page, Toussaiut, carpenter. 
 
 Pag^, L., tailor. 
 
 Pellerin, Isaac, carpenter. 
 
 Pellerin, Pierre, hatter and furrier. 
 
 Kul'^ton, P., tanner. 
 
 Read, John, ngriculturai implement manufaoturer. 
 
 Robertson, John, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Tombs, J , tailor. 
 
 BERWICK, C. W. — A post village in the township of Finch, and county of Stormont. Distant 
 from Cornwall, the county town, 80 miles ; from Ottawa jity, 46 miles ; and from Montreal, 80 miles. 
 Population about '.iOO. 
 
 Boekus, Charles, tanner. 
 
 Boekus, John A., dealer in leather and tanner. 
 
 Campbell, Donald, blacksmith. 
 
 Campell, Kenneth, carpenter. 
 
 Conell, Stewart, general merchant and accountant. 
 
 Cockburn, James A., J. P., and general merchant. 
 
 COCKBURN, JOHN A , postmaster and clerk of 
 
 division court. 
 Cockburn, John P., general merchant, insurance 
 
 and general agent. 
 Cockburn k Son, lumber mercliants. 
 Gagna, F. X., brickmaker, eooper, and staTsmaker. 
 Jackson, Thomas, tanner. 
 
 Kelly, Patrick, blacksmith. 
 
 Magra, Wm. J., waggon maker. 
 
 McGillveray, Duncan, dealer in stoves, sheet Iron, 
 
 tin and copper. 
 MoKinnon, Alexander, carpenter. 
 McKinnon, Hugh, carpenter. 
 McKinnon, Lauchlan, carpenter. 
 MoLeod, John, saddle and harness maker. 
 Myers, Catharine, bonnet maker. 
 Parth, Alexander, carpenter. 
 Patterson, John, boot and sboemaker. 
 Robinson, Jos., boot & shoemaker and saloon keeper, 
 Stewart, John, tanner. 
 
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 BETHANY, C, W. — A thriving post vilUge, sitnated in the township of Manvers and oounty of 
 Darham, Bast Riding ; and a station on tlie Port Hope, Lindsay and BeaTorton Railway. Distant from 
 Cobourg, the county town, 31 miles; from Port Hope, 24 miles; from Millbrook, 6 miles; from Peter- 
 boro', 18 milos; from Lindsay, 25 miles ; and from Toronto, 89 miles. Population about 250. 
 
 Allifon, James, physician and sargeon. 
 DLAKELIilY, fRANCIS, postmaster, general mer- 
 chant, &o. 
 Blnkcloy, John, boot and shoe maker. 
 Bradburn, Stewart, proprietor Bradburn's Hotel. 
 Cain, a. C., Victoria flour mills. 
 Campbell, John, proprietor Railroad Hotel. 
 Copeland, John, village blnokfimitb. 
 Craig, John, grain cradle factory. 
 Craig, Wm., J. P. 
 0«.rdin«r, Isaac, saw mill. 
 Qraham, Arthur, saw mill. 
 Harrison's Hotel, John Stratford. 
 Haygarl'u, THomas, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Johnston, James, J. P. 
 Kelly, James, saddle and hai-neas maker. 
 
 Larmer, Matthew, cooper. 
 
 Lee, Thomas, carpenter. 
 
 MoAlister, Michael, township treasurer. 
 
 McDonald, John, blacksmith aL.a veterinary surgeon. 
 
 Miller, John, carpenter. 
 
 Preston, Porter, J P. and saw mill. 
 
 Railroad Hotel, John Campbell. 
 
 Richardson, Mr., carpenter. 
 
 RYLKV, ALFRED, township clerk, commisHJoner 
 
 in B. R., conveyancer, and general commission 
 
 agent. 
 Stratford, Henry, carpenter and saw mill. 
 Stratford, John, Harrison's Hotel. 
 Thompson, John, cabinet maker and grocer. 
 Tronbeth, Wm., grocer and tailor. 
 
 
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 BETHUNE, C. E. — A post village, siturted in the township of flronvillo and county of Argenteuil. 
 Distant from Lachnte, the county town 20 miles; and from St. Audrew'«<, '^.0 miles. PopuUlion of 
 township 2,178 by last census. 
 
 Beswnrrax, Vim., blaok-iniilh. 
 Drannan, .John, lumltcr merchant. 
 Campbell, Johr., boot and shoe maker. 
 Crook, John, flnur and siiw mill. 
 Cronk, Mix., toys and fancy store. 
 Davis, Jo:<eph, boot and shoe maker. 
 Dixon, Robert, builder and cabinet makiA 
 Finlaycon, John, lumber merchant. 
 Grant, Rev. John, Presbyterian. 
 Hambely, J., carpenter and builder. 
 Howard, John, tavern keeper. 
 Hull, Rev. J., Methodist. 
 Kelly, Patrick, tavern keeper. ' 
 
 Lavoy, 0.. tavern keeper. 
 McAkT!lUR, D., postmaster. 
 
 McGee, Patrick, lumber merchant. 
 
 MoMullan, D., land and estate agent. 
 
 McPhee, M.. tnunc- nnJ .uiither dealer. 
 
 Murray, Joraes, carriai^e nnd wnggon maker 
 
 Murray, John, carpenter and builder, 
 
 Murray, J., saw mill owner. 
 
 Murray, J., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Neagle, James, tavern keeper. 
 
 Neve. Rev. F. S., Church of England. 
 
 I'ridham, E., J. P., general merchant & blacksmith. 
 
 Reeves, Daniel, general merchant and blacksmith. 
 
 Smith, Mr., lumber merchant. 
 
 Thompson, John, tanner and currier. 
 
 Treneiir, Thomas, tailor. 
 
 W infield, W.J. P., flour d-jalor. 
 
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 WDLEY, C. W. — A post village, situated in the township of Hamilton and county of Nnrthuui- 
 berlaud. West Riding. Distuut from Cobourg 14 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Alford, J. B , physioiau. 
 
 Benson, James, J. P. 
 
 Breer, A., grocer and hotel keeper. 
 
 ClarK, Rev. Wm. 
 
 (^oatos, Henry, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Hambly, Mr., grocer. 
 
 Haricock, Phillip, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Hannah, Philander, proprietor Lakeview House. 
 
 Lakeview House, Philander Hannah, proprietor. 
 
 Ley, Qeorge, J. P. 
 
 Lockville, James, saw mil! and lumber merchant. 
 
 Mcltride, Riuiwtrd, blacksmiiii. 
 
 McDonnell, Nelson, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Michie, J(/lin, blacksmith. 
 
 Nixon, Edward, carpenter, builder and carriage 
 
 maker. 
 Rice Lake Houso, A. Brcer, proprietor. 
 SIDEV, JOHN, postmaster and general merchant. 
 Wright, Robert, lumber merchant and saw mill. 
 
 BIC. C. E.— A village nicely situktod on the south ithore of the St. Lawrence, facing the fine Old Bio 
 Harbour, in the Seigniory of BIc and county of Rimouski ; it hns a large lumber trade, aud is conve- 
 nient for vessels of the lurgest site Divtant from Quebec, 171 mileo ; aud U miles from Rimouiki, the 
 county seat. Daily mail. Population of township 2,207. 
 
 
 Bet^arJ, E. , onrpenter and builder. 
 
 Brlaranoe, Moril, millwright. 
 
 B^^ub(^, Usobe, blacksmith aud oommisiionor 
 
 B6rub/i, Joseph, blaok!<mitb. 
 
 Blou<^u. Rev. F. A., Roman Cathollo. 
 
 Boia, Jean M., cooper. 
 
 Bouillon, Octave, wheelwright. 
 
 Bourgulgnon, Pierre, blacksmith. 
 
 Caron, Wm., tanner. 
 
 Chamberland, Arthur, honi and shoe maker. 
 
 Chauiborliind, F., clerk of the court & notary publio. 
 
 Chamborland, Wm., boot and shoe maker. 
 
 Charesh, Antoine, carpenter tnd builder. 
 
 ChriitieD, Joseph, Joiner. 
 
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 COLCLOUOH, J. R., postmaster. 
 
 C6t<f, Isidore, ooancillor. 
 
 C6t/), Theodore, genernl merchant. 
 
 De Boisbrllliard, Henry, court commissioner. 
 
 Deoheoe, Thomas, general merchant & hotel keeper. 
 
 Dumontier, Basile, baker and ooafsetiMter. 
 
 Dureh, 0., eouncillor. 
 
 Oagnon, Ignaoe, boot and shoe maker. 
 
 Gendreaux, Charles, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Fortin, Fabien, millwright. 
 
 Fortio, Wm., joiner. 
 
 Lagase, Jean, wheelwright. 
 
 Larouche, Lostis, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Longchaup, J. Bte., boot and shoe maker. 
 
 Loaf, Peter, boot and sboo maker. 
 
 Marqaia, Firmia, eoaneillor. 
 
 Mercier, J. Bdward, J. P. and eovrk eommissioner. 
 
 Mercior, Wilfrid, cabinet maker. 
 
 Oui^Uet, J. Ute., joiner. 
 
 Pineaa, Benoni, ooanoiOor. 
 
 Price, Wm. k Son, general merchant*. 
 
 Reneau, John, general merchant. 
 
 Roasseaa, Marcel, cooper. 
 
 Rousseau, Theopbe6, cooper. 
 
 Sagnon, Charles, court uommissioner. 
 
 Sarard, Ctienne, blacksmith. 
 
 SylTain, Qeorgo, M P.P., i. P., warden, majror, &o. 
 
 Voyer, Louis, eouncillor. 
 
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 BIITBBOOK, O. ^^.— A small post tillage in the township of the same name, and eouty of West* 
 worth, commonly called Hall's Corner. Distant from Hamilton, the oonuty seat, 18 miles. Popnlatiea 
 about 100. 
 
 Booker, Rev. F., Baptist. 
 Clark, Uavid, hotel keeper. 
 Fletcher, Stephen, lainber merchant. 
 Oascoyne, Robert, blacksmith, 
 flawley, James, waggon maker. 
 BALL, IICNRT, f. P., postmaster, geoeral mer- 
 chant, and clerk division court. 
 Hewitt, Robert, lumber merchant. 
 Kaifman, Jacob, shoemaker. 
 
 MaKJII, Henry, lumber merchant. 
 
 McUann, John, blacksmith. 
 
 McKay, Walter, physician and sargeon. 
 
 McKcniie, Alexander, general merchant. 
 
 Quance, Richard, lumber merchant, 
 
 iiltafford, ThooJuro, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Wright, Wm., tailor. 
 
 Young, Wm., hotel keeper. 
 
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 BIRKHALL, C. W.— A post villngo, situated in the township of Moore and county of Lambton, 
 distant from Sarnia 14 miles. Population of township, 287d. 
 
 ABBEY &, WARREN, provincial land surveyors 
 
 and civil engineers. (.See card, p. 62.) 
 Brown, Robert, J. P. 
 
 Farqunrson, Alexander, boot and sheemitker. 
 Galloway, John, J. P., township eoancillor. 
 Macbeau, Angus, carpenter. 
 Macbean, Louis, J. I'., carpenter. 
 MACKENZIE, F1NL.\Y, postmaster. 
 Byckman, Isaac, blacksmith. 
 
 Snell, James, hric'.maker. 
 
 Walith, James, boot ar>d shoemaker. 
 
 Warren, James, nchool teacher. 
 
 Watson, Alezand ;r, carpenter. 
 
 Watson, James, school teacher. 
 
 Watson, William, earp«uter and saw utiH. 
 
 Whittel, Jane Ann, milliner. 
 
 Young, Robert, carpenter. 
 
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 BLACK CRBEK, C. W.— A post village situated at the mouth of Black Oreek, on the Niagara river, 
 in the township ot Willoiipliby. and county of Wclland. Distant friiin Welland, the county town, 16 
 miles i and fr«m Toronto, tiO miles. Tri-weekly mail. Population about 100. 
 
 ALLEi7, ISAAC. H., postmaster, saw mill owner, | 
 
 lumber and general merchant. 
 Baker, Jonathan, t«nner, hide and leather dealer. 
 Baker, Samuel, farmer. 
 Barnhnrt, Michael, blacksmith, earriage and waggon 
 
 m%ker. 
 BEAM, HARVEV J., farmer. 
 Beam, .looob, farmer. 
 Beam, Menno, farmer. 
 Beam, Susan A., milliaer and dressinaker. 
 
 Daniser, Samuel, farmer. 
 
 Oondur, Michael D , ,I.P 
 
 Kable, Martin, general merchant. 
 
 Ufftft, Francis, builder 
 
 Miller, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Parker, John J , builder. 
 
 Raymond. Albert, saddle and harnesx maker. 
 
 .Sherk. Rev Kaniul B., United hrethren Church 
 
 Strieker, Jacob, car'ioge and wagpon m 'kor. 
 
 Wait, Luvi, farmer and township councillor. 
 
 BLAZB, O. W. — A post village situated in the township and county of Waterloo, 
 the county town H miles, and from Hamilton 29 miles. Pap«lation about 176. 
 
 Bechtel, Henry, four and saw mill ewner. i 
 
 Boomer, Mrs. Mary, milliner and dressmaker. ' 
 
 Bowman, Joseph B , bookseller. 
 
 Bowman, Srmuel U., Jour and saw mill owner. 
 
 BOWMAN, W., J. P., Dostmastcr. 
 
 Farmeru' Inn, Philip Gliok proprietor. 
 
 Oliok, Philip, proprietor Farmers' Inn. 
 
 TMstant from Berlia 
 
 Lamb, John, grocer luid hotel keeper. 
 
 Lamb, John, tailor 
 
 Meyers, .lohn, waggon maker. 
 
 Rancbsliaw, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Rei, Thomas, distiller. 
 
 Sohlichler, Rev, John B , United Brethren In Christ. 
 
 Thomson, Henry, blacksmith. 
 
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 BLOOMFIEIjD, C. W. — A flourish'iDg village, aitaated ia the township or Hnllowell and county of 
 Prince £df ard. It has an Academy and a Friend's school. Distant from Picton the county town i 
 miles. Daily mail. Population about 400. 
 
 Bedell, Willet W., J. P. 
 
 Bowerman, Amos, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Bowles, II. E., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Branacombe, Nathaniel, binckamiih. 
 
 Bull, Gilbert, grocer. 
 
 Clark, Philip, generAt merchant. 
 
 Clark, Seiick, boot and slioemaker. 
 
 Clark, Wm. 0. brickmaker. 
 
 Cooper, John, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Cooper, John, waggon maker. 
 
 Cooper, Josiah, brickmaker. 
 
 Cooper, Obadiah, J. P , gunsmith. 
 
 Cunningham, Youngs, broom maker. 
 
 Dart, Mr., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Derbyshire, Daniel, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Ellis, Doi'Und, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Friar, Isnio, house and sign painter, 
 
 Oottghy, James, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Hare, Dexter, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Hare, Peter S, J. P. 
 
 Uuff, Isaac U., saddle and harness maker,* 
 
 Jackson, n., blacksmith. 
 
 Larcn, Elins, blaokRmith. 
 
 Maidens, John, masun and plasterer. 
 
 McFaul, Daniel, J. P. 
 
 McOivern, John, cooper. 
 
 Mills, Alfred, broom maker. 
 
 Morgan, Kichard, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Morgan, Thomas, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Noxon, Daniel, farmer. 
 
 Noxon, Freeman, agricultural implement maker. 
 
 Noxon, Wm., agricultural implement maker. 
 
 Penny, N. T., tanner and currier. 
 
 Reynolds, Joseph T., waggon maker. 
 
 Baylor, A. IV, woollen and saw mills proprietor. 
 
 Shoebridge, Thomas, broom maker. 
 
 Smith, H., mason and plasterer. 
 
 Stephens, George, carpenter and cabinet maker. 
 
 Stinson, Louis B , insurance agent. 
 
 Stinson, Thumas, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Striker, James P., general merchant. 
 
 STRIKER, JONATHAN, postmaster and sewing 
 
 machine agent. 
 Tompset, John, butcher. 
 Vnrney's Acaden'y, Levi Vnmey, principal. 
 Varney, Lev', principal of academy and sewing 
 
 machi>!j agent. 
 Vincent, John, machinist. 
 Watson, Charles K., boot and shoemaker. 
 Williams, Caleb, J. P. 
 Wilson, Jnmcs, boot and shoemaker. 
 Yarwood, Andrew, boot and shoemaker. 
 Young, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 
 BIjOOMSBURG, C. 'VST. — A post village, situated in the township of Towncend and county of Norfolk. 
 Diritiint trum Simcoe, the county town, 5 miles, from Hamilton 43 miles, and fVom Toronto lUU miles. 
 Poputatioa OO. 
 
 Bacon, Gad 8 , hiackbmitb. 
 Ctousc, MrH., tailoress. 
 Collver, L., J. P. and councillor. 
 Harrison, Miss, school Icnolier. 
 
 Hawli'y, Kdwin, boot and sliormnkcr. 
 Kitchen, Char'-'s W., constable. 
 
 Kitchen, Klijah, woollen mill proprietor. 
 KIK'IIF.N, M. M., postmaster and collecting agent. 
 Kitchen Uros., publishers and printers. 
 Playfor, Cliarles, tanner and ci'rrior. 
 Smith, Rev Wm , Baptist. 
 
 BLUEVAIiE, C. W. — A small post village in the township of Turnberry and oouuty of Hunn, It 
 has one common school. Distant from Uoderioh, the county town, H2 miles. Population about 16(X 
 
 A.isiey, Charles, cabinet maker. 
 BIghnni, John, physician aiiil surgeon, 
 Bruce, Mexmider, Mhoeinaker. 
 Bimhaunri, James, shoeiiiiiker. 
 Buchaiiuii, Jnines, hotel keeper. 
 Cox, lleiiiy, hotel keeper. 
 Day, Rrir. lieiijnmin, clergyman. 
 I'lincttii, (>i!(irge, binckamiih. 
 Kiiuls, Riuhanl, waggon maker. 
 Farrow, Thotims, soliool teacher. 
 Uairdner, John A., general merchant. 
 Uiokop, Rev. Peter, oloigyman. 
 
 Hill, Ephraim, blacksmith. 
 
 Kay & Mo,\«h, general iiierehaiitg. 
 
 Leanh, W. H. & J., lumber merchiiuts, sawand grist 
 
 mill proprietors. 
 MKSSER, JCHIN. poHtmastvr and general meroh'at. 
 Paul, Kev RiclKMil, clergyman. 
 Quay, David, carpenter. 
 Stewart, Arohiliulil, wnggon maker. 
 Stewart, ("harle.s K , tuilnr. 
 Stewart, Duncan, oarpciitor. 
 Tindol, Fdwnrd, wiignn maker. • 
 Tipper, James, tailor. 
 
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 ily of n<ir»n. Laid out in 18r)4. Distant from Goderioh, the uonnty town, 17 miles, ami 
 
 Clinton II miles. Daily mails, with money ordei oflice. Population ilDO 
 
 Barrett, Mrs., teacher, 
 ('amphell, Rev. Peter, Wesleyau. 
 t'arter, J<ihi>, brickmaker. 
 
 Charles, William, builder and proprietor Farmer's 
 Hotel. 
 
 Clark, John, proprietor " The Cuie ia Altered. 
 Combe, James, farmer. 
 Dodds, James, sawyer. 
 Dieaney, George, blacksmith. 
 Dr-immond, JuLu, shoemaker. 
 
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 Dranniond, Robert, general dealer. 
 
 DRUMMOND, WM., postmaster, general store. 
 
 Fitipatrick, Edward, teamster. 
 
 Glaiier, Adam, boot and ahoemaker. 
 
 Gumey, Robert, tailor. 
 
 Heppie, John, cooper. 
 
 I. odder, Eli, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Holraee, Richard, general store. 
 
 Jobbitt, Thomas, cooper. 
 
 Joss, Alexan'^er, saddle and harncsa maker. 
 
 Keith, James, miller. 
 
 Luxford, Albert, carpenter. 
 
 Luxford, Joseph, sen., Forrester's Home. 
 
 Luxt'ord, Joseph, jun., builder. 
 
 Luxford, Norman, builder. 
 
 McConnell, Lucius \. C, farmer. 
 
 McConneH, Wm., farmer. 
 
 McCrcight, Alexander, hreman. 
 
 MdKellar, Malcolm, blacksmith. 
 
 McKinnon, Donald 11., general store. 
 
 McMillan, John, collector. 
 
 McMillan, Norman, blacksmith. 
 
 McQuarrie, Hugh, blacksmith. 
 
 McQuarrie, Lacblan, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Meredith, Edward, miller. 
 
 Mitchell, Robert, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Pritohard, F. W., M.D., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Reid, John, miller. 
 
 Ritchie, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 Rowe, James, farmer. 
 
 Rooney, Patrick, saloon and restaurant. 
 
 Sellars, Joel, teamster. 
 
 Sheppard, James, fireman. 
 
 Sherritt, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Skinner, James, carpenter. 
 
 Stewart, James, sewing machine agent. 
 
 Stewart, Rev. John, Presbyterian. 
 
 Squires, Neil, general store. 
 
 Urquhart, George & Son, carpenters and builders. 
 
 West, .lohn, waggon maker. 
 
 Whitehead, Charles, J. P., miller and geu'l dealer. 
 
 Widdas, Wm., carpenter. 
 
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 BOBCAYOEON, C. W.— A post Village situated in the township of Verulatn and county of Victoria. 
 Distant from Lindsay, the county town, 22 miles ; and from Poterboro' 24 miles. Population about 250. 
 
 Airlie, John, general merchant. 
 
 Aitken, Jas., grocer, and wine and liquor dealer. 
 
 Allen, James, carpenter. 
 
 Battrom, Elijah, hotel proprietor. 
 
 BOYD, MOS.SOM, postmaster, flour and saw mills, 
 
 lumber-merchant, &c. 
 Brown, Joseph, general merchant. 
 Camfield, Stephen, edge-tool manufacturer. 
 Chittick, James, blacksmith. 
 Crabton, Samuel W., hotel proprietor. 
 Croston, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Devitt, John, butcher. 
 
 Dyks, James, grocer, wine and liquor dealer. 
 Gomlcy, Miss Jane, milliner. 
 Green, Ooorgo, cabinet maker. 
 Grcon, John, gunsmith. 
 GriffiH, James, carriage maker. 
 Ounn, Samuel, blacksmith. 
 Hardie, Rev David, Wesleyan. 
 Harkness, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 Hewitt, Thomas, mason and bricklayer. 
 Hughes, Richard, crown land ag( nt. 
 Humphrey, Thomas, broker. 
 
 Kennedy, Wm,, carpenter. 
 
 Lloyd. Philli i, physiolnn. 
 
 McClelland, uames U., carpenter. 
 
 McClelland, Samuel, blacksmith. 
 
 McCounghy. David, carpenter. 
 
 Murdock, Wm., laud agent, and provincial land 
 
 surveyor. 
 Orr, Alex., general merchant. Temperance House. 
 Patterson, Jolin, carpenter. 
 Peacock, George, tailor. 
 Read, John, general merchant. 
 RKAD, W. L>., assistant posmnster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Head, W. B. & Co., general merchants. 
 Ritchie, John, hotel proprietor. 
 Spcllman, Uernard, mason, bricklayer, &c. 
 Stevens, John, potash maker. 
 Stratton, Stephen, sad<llo and harness maker. 
 Tiuney, George, stone cutter. 
 Trotter, Alex , carpenter. 
 Trotter, Charles, mnaon. 
 Wilson, James, boot, shoemaker and tanner. 
 Wilson, Wm., tinsmith. 
 
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 BODMIN, C. W.--A post village situated in the townsinp of Morris and county of Huron, first settled 
 in IStift, on the river Maitland in the centre of a rich agricultural district. Two miles from the mala 
 road running from Clinton to Wingham. Distant from Goderlch, the county seat, 25 miles ; ttota 
 Loudon, <lt) miles ; and from Toronto, IDU miles. Population 50. 
 
 Ard, George, shoemaker. 
 
 Ilailey, Jamoo, tailor. 
 
 Uaterpun, T., turner, cabinet and chair maker. 
 
 Campbell. Re? P , Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 ('orbott, I'hristopher, J. P. 
 
 Fowler, Rev. J. H., New Connection. 
 
 HARRIS, WM., postmaster andeaw mill proprietor. 
 
 Hawks, I. J., general merchant. 
 
 McCrea, John, J. P. 
 
 MoGill, J. & G . carpenters, buildori & lumber daal's. 
 
 Michetl, John, flour and grist luiU. 
 
 Parker, (Jharles, J. P. 
 
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 BOOABT, C.W.- A post village in the township of Hungerford, county of Hastings, North Riding, 
 about '/ miles from Lake Stooo, on iht river Clare. H is of btit a few years growth and was founded 
 by A. H floftart, Esq., and is a considerable grain and lumber market. Distant from UoUcville, tho 
 county seat, /7 miles. Population 76. 
 
 Roftart, A. D.. acooan'<nt. 
 
 HOtJART, A. .s., J. P., gstml merohant and saw 
 
 mill proprietor. 
 
 Rlare, Peter, cabinet maker. 
 Orier, Wm., car painter. 
 Haokett, John, shoemaker. 
 
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 BOGART—BOSCOBEL. 
 
 Hart, Orlin, school teMher. 
 MoINTOSH, JAMES, postmMter. 
 Palmer, John, eoppersmith. 
 P«rrett, Joseph, waggon maker. 
 
 Rirers, A., shoemaker. 
 Rodgers, James, builder. 
 Rutter & Co., brick makers. 
 Sherbona, Peter, blacksmith. 
 
 BONAVEfi TUBE , C. E.— A post Tillage in the parish of Hamilton, eoamty of Bonarentui.'e. 
 from Quebec, 160 miles; Halirnx, N. S., 200 mileo. Population 200. 
 
 Distant 
 
 Alain Jean, blacksmith and Tillage oouneillor. 
 ALAIN, Rbt. J. L., clergyman, postmaster, grist & 
 
 saw mill owner. 
 Aisenault, M., tailor. 
 Arbon, Ignnce, J. P. and village mayor. 
 Babin, A., Tilla|:e oonnciilor and shoemaker. 
 Bandreau, Rfegis. blacksmith. 
 Baurdasis, Laurent, Tillage conneiUor. 
 Bigonette, X., tanner. 
 Bignaueese, II., tanner. 
 Bourditges, M., tailor. 
 Bourdasae, CHptain Z., hotel keeper. 
 Campbell, N., lumber merchant. 
 Day, Jfimeg, oaw mill proprietor. 
 DiTine, L., Bash and door maker. 
 Ferland, E., blacksmith. 
 Ferlaud, E., corpenter and joiner. 
 Foast, MaxV < , J. P. and general merekant 
 Gar)vut, P., Haw mill proprietor. 
 Gautbier, A., Tillage councillor. 
 Oauthicr, Joseph, Tillage conncillor. 
 
 Qillis, J., Inmber merchant. 
 
 Glager, P., carpenter. 
 
 Hamilton, J. R., barrister. 
 
 Lacey, R., blacksmith. 
 
 Langlais, J., photograpKie artist. 
 
 Le Bel, 8. G. , notary. 
 
 Le Page, C, waggon maker. 
 
 Martel, E., barrister. 
 
 Poirier, Alexander, J. P. and oarptiiter. 
 
 Poirier, N , general merchant 
 
 Ray, F., carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Ross, D., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Ross, G., lumber merchant. 
 
 Robitaille, L. D., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Robitaille, Thomas, grist and saw mill. 
 
 Sheppard, M., notary. 
 
 Smith, T., barrister. 
 
 St. Heureau, Joseph, shoemaker. 
 
 Ht. Jean, F. R., carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Toyce, D., lumber mnrcbant. 
 
 Xavier, Camillo, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 BOND HEAD, C. W.— A Tillage on »he town-lino between the townships of Teottmseth and Wee 
 Owillirobury, in the Houth Riding of Simcoe. A stage twice a day, " oTer a gc^id plank " road, to 
 and from Bradford, connecting with the Northern Railwiy, (S. Manning proprietor.) Distant from 
 Barrio, the county town, 22 miles ; from Bradford, C milea ; and from Toronto, 40 iLllea. Daily mail. 
 Population 800. 
 
 Boddy, J., J. P., general merchant. 
 
 Bond Ilend Hotel, Samuel Manning, proprietor. 
 
 Brasill, Mrs., prop. Bratill Iluuse. 
 
 Carter, Wm., saw mill owner. 
 
 Clark, ReT. J. 8., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Crocker, J. P., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Fenton, W. R., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Fraser, Rev. VVm , Presbyterian, 
 
 Jamison, W. R., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Kirkpatriuk, John, proprietor South Simooe Hotel. 
 
 Lee, Joliu, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Lewis, Golden, blacksmith. 
 
 LOUNT H., poHtnii>«ter and general merchant. 
 
 Lytle, John, blacksmith. 
 
 T/fannlng, Samuel, proprietor Bond Head Hotiil. 
 
 Mathews, John, carpenter and builder, 
 
 McBain, F K., common school teacher. 
 
 MoOackin, Joh.'., carpenter. 
 
 McMinr., Alexander, stoves, tin and ooppercmltb. 
 
 ^(cNaught, Gorge, tailor. "■' 
 
 Nelson, Wm., foundry and machine shcp. 
 
 Orr, J. 0., physician. 
 
 Richardson, T. & A., carriage and waggon makers, 
 
 and agricultural implements. 
 Robertson, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 Schoefield, T. C, physician. 
 Shields, Robert, mason and plasterer. 
 South Simcoe Hotel, John Klrkpatriek, proprietor. 
 Sproule, Robert, flour-mill owner, 
 St. Clair, W. & J., general merohaats. 
 Strong, Rev. S. 8., Church of England. 
 Thompson, Alexander, cabinet maker, upholsterer, 
 
 furniture dealer and undertaker. 
 Thompson, Moses, saddle and harness maker. 
 AValwin, Charles, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Watson, George, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Watson, Mjses, blacksmith. 
 
 BONOABD'S COBNEHS, C. W.— A small post viUage in ;he toonshlp of Mary-burg, and county 
 of Prince Edward. Diiitant from Plcton, the county town, 10 miles. Population about 40. 
 
 BONGARO, JOHN, postmaster. 
 Clark, Stephen, flour mill owner. 
 
 Hill, Richard, clerk division court. 
 Patterson, James, general merchant 
 
 BOSCOBEL, C. E.— A post Tillage in the township of Ely, county of ShsiTord, and district of Mont- 
 real. Distant ft-om Aoton Vale, 14 miles; Waterloo, 1« milcd. Topulatlen lOU. 
 
 Bell, Daniel, cabinet maker. 
 Bell, Mrs., milliner. 
 Fisk, A., general merobant. 
 
 IIACKWELL, WM., J. V., postmaster, laud and col- 
 lecting agent. 
 
 Kiiuwltown & Sheppard, saw and grist mills 
 Uobertson, Rot. C. olergymaa. 
 Some}, John, shoemaker. 
 Tromp, T., mason. 
 
 W. C. CHBWBTT & CO., BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURBRS, KING STREET BABT, TORONTO 
 
BOTHWBLL— BOWEN. 
 
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 BOTH W ELL, C. W. — A post Tillage in the township of Zorro, county of Kent, and a gtation on the 
 Great Western Railway. It wa» founded in 1850. Distant from Chatham, the coonty town, 24 miles ; 
 and from Londun 40 miles. Mails daily, and a money ordsr office. Population 300. 
 
 Adamson, Miss, milliner. 
 
 Boon, Thomas, carpenter, builder & cabinet maker. 
 
 DuBoan, Alexander, insuranoe agent 
 
 Fleming, Robert, Great Western Hotel. 
 
 Qreat Western Hotel, Robert Fleming, proprietor. 
 
 Oriffitb, Thomas, Royal Hotel. 
 
 Kettlewell, John, distiller and rectifier. 
 
 Laughton, Wm., general merohaut and express ag't. 
 
 Luke, James, blacksmith. 
 
 McDonald, Angus, carpenter and builder. 
 
 MoQaffoy, Andrew, shoemaker. 
 
 McPberson, Wm., general merchant. 
 
 Royal Hotel, Thomas Griffith, proprietor. 
 
 Scott, John, merchant tailor. 
 
 Smith, D. B., J. P. 
 
 TAYLOR, CAPT. JOHN, postmaster and clerk of 
 
 division court 
 Trott, James, carpenter, builder & waggon maker. 
 Vigena, Louis, carpenter and builder. 
 
 BOUCHERVILLEi C. E. — An incorporated village, situated on the river &' L«wrence, between 
 Longueuil and Varennes, in tlie Seigniory of Buuchcrville, county of Chambly, «nd district of 
 Montre»l. Distant from Cbambly, the 'sounty town, 6 miUs ; from Montreal, U miles ; and from 
 Quebec, 180 miles. Daily mail. Fopulatioi. about 800. 
 
 ^oldu , L,, blacksmith. 
 
 ^6m'. ar, A., general merchant 
 
 gotit-rul merchant, 
 carpenter aud bailder. 
 
 , J., carriage and waggon maker. 
 , I OS., lumber merchant. 
 
 , biaoks*mitli. 
 
 flnur and teed utore. 
 Chalifonx, A., Uot and shoemaker. 
 Dslpo, A., carpenter and builder. 
 Delioucherville, C. B., physician. 
 DeGrosbois, T. B., notary. 
 DeLabroquerie, J. B., noUry. 
 DesrocherH, H.. tanner and currier. 
 
 avreaii, N., blacksmith. 
 Oervais, T., mason. 
 Houlle, N., carpenter and bailder. 
 Jodoin, U., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Jodoin, Jean Bte., J. P., mayor of the parish. 
 Labclle, A., carpenter and builder. 
 Laoaillo, A., general merchant and baKor. 
 Lacoste, L., noUry public. 
 Lamoureux, A., general merchant. 
 
 Latour, T. II., physician. 
 
 Loiseau, M., blacksmith. 
 
 Lussier, Rev. E , Roman Catbolio. 
 
 Lusaier, F., carriage and wnir^nn ninker. 
 
 Munro, John H., J. P., and I'r^'fet county of ChaiD- 
 
 biy .""nd villtige miyor. 
 Normandin, F., baker. 
 
 NORMANDIN, L., postma.«tcr and notary public. 
 I'epiu, Rev, T., Roman Catholic. 
 Petit, N., boot and shoemaker. 
 Qaesnel, T., physician. 
 Quintal, J. A., notary public. 
 Riendeaa, J. B., general merchant. 
 Robert, .\nt., boot and shoemaker. 
 Roy, G. E., physician. 
 Roy, Et., plasterer. 
 Savaria, A., baker. 
 Sbguin, P., plasterer. 
 Heot^oal, P., boot and shoemaker. 
 Thomaa, J. B., house and sign painter and carriage 
 
 builder. 
 Weilbranner, R. C., physician. 
 
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 BOTTRGLOUIS. C E. — A post ▼•ilage in the parish of j<t. Raymond and connty of Portneuf,. Distant 
 from Cape Sauttt, the county town, 1I> mileaj and from Quebec 33 miles. I'opulatiuu of pariih 'i,90'i. 
 
 Dery, Ignnce, P. crown laud agent. 
 HENDEHSON, SIMON, assisUnt postmaster. 
 
 PANET, E. A., postmaster. 
 
 Robert.% Bev. tJharles, Uhoroh of England 
 
 BOWEN, C. W,— A post village in tho township of Tyoodinaga, and oonnties of Hn!<lings & Lennox. 
 Distftut from Bolleville, Ui) miles ; and irom Kingston, 30 miles. Popt'lation about 400. 
 
 Anderson, Rev. G. A., Church of England. 
 BOWEN, JAMES, J. TV, postmaster. 
 Ciark, W, F., shoeraKuer. 
 Dittmau, A., sadiiie and harness maker. 
 Donogliuo, I' , general merchant. 
 Oosen. Mr., carpenter and builder. 
 Martin, James, general merchant. 
 Naylor, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Nealon, Jm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Norton, A K., waggon maker. 
 
 RATHUUN, H. B., general merchant ani saw mill 
 
 owner. 
 Vanhorn, Luke, btaoksmlth. 
 Waterbury, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 Woldon, George R., coroner and hotel keeper. 
 Williams, Mosey, hotel keeper. 
 
 W. 0. CHEWKTT ,te (.0., AKMY PP.I»TERa XSO aTATlO»KR8. JUNG STIIEET, TORONTO. 
 
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 BOWMANVILLE, C. W. —An incorporated town and itation on the Qrand Trunk Railway, pleas- 
 antljr situated on the north shore of lake Ontario in the township of Darlington and West Hiding of the 
 eonnty of Uurham. It has a good harbour, and there is extensive water power iu the immediate 
 vicinity. The surrounding country is very fertile, and is noted for the excellent 'inality of grain cx- 
 portzd. DiftUnt from Cobourg, the county town, 'il miltis; from Whitby, 14 miles; and from Toronto, 
 43 miles. Daily mails and money order oiBoe. Population 2,721. 
 
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 ALMA HOTEL, Thomas Shaw, proprietor. Market 
 
 square. (()ee card, p. 62). 
 Anderson, Frank, proprietor of the Farmer's Hotel, 
 
 King. 
 Andrew. Joxepb, grocery and confectionery. King. 
 ARMOUR KOUKKT, Barrister, &o., registrar of 
 
 Went Durham, and issuer of marriage licenses, 
 
 office. King. 
 Barron, J. H., bftrher and hairdresser. King. 
 Bate, Walter, tailor, King. 
 Uattiug, TlioninH, general dealer in slaplo and fancy 
 
 dry (roods, KiiiR 
 UKNDKK, OK()H(jE C, fancy goods variety store, 
 
 King. 
 Bunner, Henry, boot and shoemaker and dealer. 
 
 King. 
 Bird, Charlefi, chemist and drnggist. King, 
 Itonusall, C, marble yard. King 
 Uonnsall, MrD. Mnry, milliner. King. 
 Bowmanville Merchant Flour Mills, Allan Lockhart, 
 
 proprietor. 
 Bradsbaw, S. U., boot and shoe manufacturer and 
 
 dealer, f^ 'ii ^i, Ac, King. 
 BRIMACO.MItK, J. M., surgeon dentist, office King. 
 Brodie, Thomas, proprietor Eastern Mouse, cor. 
 
 King and Liberty. 
 Brooke, L. P., dry goods and clothing merchant. 
 
 King. 
 Brown, .1 A., dentist, office, Kirg. 
 Brown, Thomas, waggon maker and general black- 
 smith. Drown 
 Buckler, Aaron, wntckmnker and jeweller, King. 
 Burns, Mr*. M , ({rocery and boarding house. King. 
 CALEDO.SI.VN KLOL'R AND OATMEAL MILLS, 
 
 David Towns", proprietor. 
 Canada Hotel, John Munshaw, proprietor, King. 
 Canada IVrraanent building Society of Toronto, R. 
 
 & H. O'Harii, agents. 
 Canada Life As^turanco Company of Hamilton, R. .St 
 
 O'llara, agent.s 
 CANADIAN STATESMAN, (weekly,) W. R. Climie, 
 
 proprietor and editor. 
 CHRISTIE rilOMAy, auctioneer, commii"sion and 
 
 produce merchant, coroner, commissioner in U.K., 
 
 office. King. 
 CLIMIE, W. H,, editor and proprietor Canadinn 
 
 Sin...tma'i, (wekly.) 
 Collard & Hro., watchmakers and jewellers. King. 
 Cowell, F. S., dry goods and groceries. King. 
 DARLINOTON, J., baker, cotifectioner, ond deaier 
 
 ill groceries, &c.. King. (See card, p. 5'J). 
 Darlington, Thomas, grocer and oonfeotiounr. King. 
 Davey, .lohn, boot and shoemaker, King. 
 Davis, Morgan, produce and grain dealer, office, 
 
 King. 
 Dixon, Anthonr, collector of customs. 
 Durch. It., blacksmith, cor. King and Ontario, 
 Eastern House, Ttiomos Jtrodie, proprietor, cor. 
 
 King at' I Liberty. 
 Fikirbairn, James B., agcut Montreal Telegraph Co. 
 
 and poitmaster. King. 
 Furiuer's Hotel, Frank Anderson, proprietor, King. 
 Fisher. D., cashier of Ontario Dank, King. 
 Forbes, David, merohuat tailor, King. 
 
 Freeman, Win. II., cabinet maker and dealer in fur- 
 niture. King. 
 Galbraith, J. K., solicitor, ko.. Market Square. 
 Qalbraith, Malcolm, notary public, town treasurer, 
 
 office, King. 
 Qrant St. Turner, general merchants. King. 
 Griffiths, John J., saddle, harness and trunk maker, 
 
 King. 
 Haines, Qeorgo, carriage maker. King. 
 Ilambay, Phillip, boot and shoemaker, and dealer. 
 
 King. 
 Harris, E , boot and shoemaker and dealer. King. 
 HAYTEN, E. A. J , watchmaker and jeweller, King. 
 Hindes, A., sen., proprietor Waverly House, King. 
 Hindes, A., jun., clerk Waverley House, King. 
 Hoar, Thomas, general blacksmith. King. 
 Home Insurance Company, New York, R. & II. 
 
 O'llara, agents. 
 Horsey, Wm., tinsmith, King. 
 Hoskin, F. T., tinsmith. King. 
 Jeffrey, J., tailor. Temperance. 
 Jenkins, Wm., tailor. King. 
 Lockhart, Allan, proprietor Bowmanvillo Merchant 
 
 Flour Mills. 
 Logan, George, physician and surgeon. King. 
 LOSCOMUE, R. R., barrister, attorney-at-law, 
 
 solicitor, &c., King, (see card. p. 62). 
 Low, G. W., M D., SUnton. 
 Manchester, J. D., tailor. King. 
 Manning, Robert S., cabinet maker and dealer in 
 
 furniture. King 
 Martin, Phillip, merchant tailor. King. 
 Martin, H., baker and confectioner. King. 
 Mason, Samuel, sen., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 King. 
 Mayer, Marcus, cap maker and fnrrier. King. 
 Maynard, Joseph, proprietor of the Farmer's E.i- 
 
 chauge Hotel, grocer and livery stable. King. 
 Mc.Vrthiir, Francis, dry goods and clothing mer 
 
 chant. King. 
 McCaifray, ^Ir., soap and canule factory, King. 
 Mcl'lung h Bro., dry goods and groceries. King. 
 McClung, W., carriage and waggon niiikcr, King. 
 McConachie, D., photograph urtisl. King. 
 McLeod, J., i'onmonger and hardware merchant, 
 
 King. 
 McMurtry, Wm , general dry good«, groceries, King. 
 Miluo, J., grocer, wine and spirit merchant. King, 
 
 distillery near Bridge. 
 Moorcraft, Wm., landing waiter. 
 Morris, James, carriage and waggon maker. King. 
 Miiir, John, baker and confectioner. King. 
 Munshaw, J., propriex' - of the Canada Hotel, Ring. 
 Miinshaw, J. W., photograph artist. King. 
 Murdoch Bros., general grocers and seedsmen. King. 
 Noads, Jacob, hardware merchant and dealer in 
 
 stoves, &o., manufaeturer of agricultural imple- 
 ments, &c., Clinton. 
 O'lIAIlA, K. & H., booksellers, stationers, insurance 
 
 agents, & agents for R. M. Wanser & Cu's. sewing 
 
 machines. King. 
 O'Neill, J., general merchant, King. 
 Ontario, Bank, King. 
 Paterson, Thomas, dry goods merchant. King. 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT & CO., BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 
BOWMANVILLE— BRADFORD. 
 
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 PATTERSON, B., MD., ofll«e, King, (bm card p. 
 
 62). 
 Penle, Richard, tailor. King. 
 Percy, J., general blackimitb, silrer. 
 Petliick, W., tailor. King. 
 Porter, M., wddic and bacneis maker, Kicig. 
 Porter, Wiu., propriotcr Porter's foandry, cor. King 
 
 an<i Liberty. 
 RatcliflV, K. W., grocery and proTisions, King. 
 Heed, Richard, boot and ehoe manufacturer and 
 
 drnler. King. 
 Robin<>nn, I':., tinimith, King. 
 Scott, ^V, T., boot and shoe manufacturer & dealer, 
 
 King. 
 SHAW, THOMAS, proprietor Alma Hotel, Mtirket, 
 
 (see card p. 52.) 
 Sliaw, Wm., hatter. King. 
 ftiWer, E., pump maUnr, Silrer. 
 Sinclnir, Mri. W. , millinery, dressmaking and fancy 
 
 poods. King, 
 Smith. N. H., (colored) barber and huir dresser, 
 
 Silver. 
 Stott, D., carriage maker. King. 
 
 8T0TT. DAVID, eberatitt and dmgglst, ooroer King 
 
 and Temperance. 
 Stott, (Jeorge. grocery. King. 
 Stott, ii , oarriafre painter. King. 
 Stott, .lobn, carriage and sleigh maker, Market. 
 Stougbton, Miss, Birlin wool and fanny goods. King. 
 TOWNS. DAVID, proprietor, Caleiloiiian flour and 
 
 oat meal mills. 
 Treevin, Thomas, boot & shoemnker k dealer, King. 
 Trelvren, M., boot and shoemaker and deuler. King. 
 Trick, Wm. »., butcher, Market. 
 Vancnmp, .1., general merchant. King. 
 Walters, O. i'. A Co.. cabinet & chair fnntory, Elgin. 
 Wavcrly House, A. Hindes proprietor. King. 
 Westcott, I^aac, gentral blacksmith. Kin;;. 
 Western Insurance Co. (Toronto), K. & II. O'llaro, 
 
 agents. 
 Whaler & Co., butchers. Market. 
 Wilaon, J W., grocerici and provisions, King. 
 Wilson, Thomns, auotiuuecr and (lencnil cjijuiiiiission 
 
 mcrclinnt. King. 
 V'oung, K., hardware morchunt, wholcsalu aiii r«* 
 
 tail. King. 
 
 BOWMORE, C. W. — .A. post Tillnge, situated in tlie township of Nottan-n.ssga and county uf.Simcoe 
 Conliiins two churches and one common school. Distant from Barrio, tliw county ti)wn, in miles ; 
 and from Toronto, 515 miles. Population 100. 
 
 Americnn Hotel, Wm. Lynch proprietor., 
 
 llailey, Oeorge, lock-up housekeeper. 
 
 llailey, Wm., harness maker. 
 
 Beyers, .lolm, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Howmore House, .lohn Cunningham proprietor. 
 
 Hrown. .John R., blacksmith. 
 
 t ampbfll, liev. .lolm, Presbyterian. 
 
 Clunes, .John, hhtcksmith. 
 
 Cunningham, John, prop. Eowmore House and livery 
 
 Btnbtes 
 tlordnn, .liimes, nrcountant. 
 Oreeiiflelil. Rev .1., Cnriada Presbyterian, 
 Hcwscn, Francis, township treasurer. 
 
 I Hogg, Andrew, boot and shoem.'!.kvr, 
 ' l.ynch, Wm., prop. Americnn Hotel. 
 
 McAlister, Lauchlin, school tennhcr. 
 
 Mc<'au»land, John, carpenter and builder. 
 i McDermid, Alex., tailor. 
 
 McDonald, Christopher, painter. 
 j McDonald, Wm., sen., foundry and niachitic shop. 
 I McDonald, W. & W., agricultural itnpler\'t makora, 
 I oiirpenters and builders. 
 I McLeiin, Augustus, blacksmith. 
 I Mitchell, Archibald, physician. 
 
 RUS.<<El-r., JAMES, J P , postmaster. 
 I Russell Ilros., general rauruhauts. 
 
 BOWOOD, C. W.— A post office In the township of Loho, and county of Mid llesej, established for 
 the convenience of the neighbouring farmers. The place is merely a cru.ss road:i. 
 
 BELL, ARCHIBALD, poetmasterand general merchant. " 
 
 BRADFORD, C- W.- A fine flourishing village in the township of West 'iwillimbury county of tjimooei 
 Soiiih Ruling, iiuil a station on the Northern Railway at which all the trains stop. Distant from To- 
 ronto, 41 miles ; and from llarrie, the Oi'inty town, 22 miles. Daily mails and rauucy order oflioo. 
 Population about 1000. 
 
 Abbott, Isnno, tanner f^ iii currier, Hollimd. 
 Algco, Unheri. proprivtor Simcoe House, Holland. 
 Alli'ii, .liiiiii'.s, |ihysiciiin, John. 
 Archnrd, Win. Y., iipothecary, drn^'gist and chemist, 
 
 Hoilaixl. 
 Ilitrnard, B., agvut Scottish Provincial A'<suranca 
 
 Com|miiy. 
 Bnrvy, .1. W. ,^ T , tanners and curriers, Holland. 
 Binghsm, Klward, grocery, provision dealer and 
 
 biilolii'r. MiilliHul. 
 HINGIIA.M'.S HOTEL, Robert Bingham, proprietor, 
 
 Holbind. 
 Bingliiiiii, .l(is;>pli. tanner ami currier. 
 Bingh'iiii, Miss E. K , milliner and dres* m»ker. 
 
 BINCiHAM, ROBERT, proprietor Bingham's Hotel, 
 Holland. 
 
 Briulforil Hotel, Wm. Millc, proprietor, Holland. 
 
 niiiu.'<oii, Wui , cabinet maker, HoUnnd. 
 
 Brown, Arcliiliiild, wheelwright, Nehon. 
 
 Brown, Ooiirgo E. & Co., boot ami shoemnker and 
 di'i\lor, Holland. 
 
 Bnlti'ifli.1,1, Loii.sitn, foundry and machiuo shop, 
 Holland. 
 
 Cockerline, .Matiliew B., fl.jur and grist mill pro- 
 prietor, Holland. 
 
 Conk, Krederiek, cabinet maker, Holland. 
 
 Davis, J.ilin K , Imto and Lilt; Ir.-in'iiico .Vgi'tit, and 
 olerk of iud Uivisiuo court, llutland. 
 
 W. (!. CIIKWK'IT <k CO., UtH)K8ELLKR>4, PRINTERS, Ar , KING STRKET, TORONTO. 
 
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 BRADFORD— BRANTFORD. 
 
 JOHN McBRIEN, 
 
 MAXiirAcmit Ain> DtAiin r<r 
 
 I ROBERT STEWART, 
 
 IiKALRR IN 
 
 All kinds of Boots, Shocsi Rubbers, &t., i BROCERiES, PROVISIONS, CROCKERY, 
 
 WINKS, LItil'ORS, FLOIR, FEED. Ac, 
 HOLLAND STRBBT, | HOLLAND STREET. „ , „^ 
 
 BRADFORD, Oauada Weat. I BBAI>70E9, Canada w«C 
 
 3F» O XT IV 3D I=t. TT. 
 
 HAOGERT, BROTHERS, 
 
 mON FOUNDERS, 
 
 M4.^1FACTVRER8 OF STEAM EXCiHES A\D BOILERS, 
 
 4, G, 8 and lO Plorso I^owors Miid St^parators. 
 REAPING AND MOWING MACHINES, 
 
 Willi TUK UTIMT IMI'KOVtMINT- 
 
 OAST IRON r^AND HOI.LKUS OF VAUIOUS SIZKS. 
 MILLWRIQHT WOBK, STOVES, AND CASTINGS OF ALL D£SCKI?TI0H3, &o. 
 
 McQTJ^RRIE & JlOI^lCRTBOISr, 
 
 MAIN BTttEET, BRAMPTON, C. W., 
 
 OKXIBAL MAIUS IN 
 
 Boots, Shoss, Qrooeriei, Hardware, Flour, Plaster of Paris, and General Produce. 
 
 (iEOKGE GREEN, 
 
 Barrister and Attoriicy-at-Law, 
 
 M>I.ICITOK IN ("HANCKUV, 
 
 MOTARY PUBLIC, CONVEYANCER, &o. 
 
 OKKllK— IlOdllES k TIIISTLK'S BUII.DINOS, 
 BBAMFTON, Canada Weit. 
 
 WILLIAM LILLIE, 
 
 nUALKR IN 
 
 GROCERIES, LIQUORS, & PROVISIONS, 
 
 QUEEN STREET, 
 BRAMPTON, CNmtda W«ft. 
 
 ALEX/VNDER F. SCOTT, 
 
 Barrister and Attoriiey-at-Law, 
 
 SOLICITOR IN CIIANTKRY, Ac, Ac, , 
 QU££N, NEAB MAIN STBEET, 
 BUAMPTOX, r. W. 
 
 P. W. MALLOY, 
 
 BOOT AND H^. SHOEMAKER, 
 
 WILLIAM LILLIE, 
 
 DKALIR m 
 
 Hides, Calf, Sheep Skins, and Wool, 
 
 iiKJiiKST CASH nil, K I'Ain. 
 QtlEEN STREET, BRAMPTON, O.W. 
 
 AXII nEtLGH It ^^^^H^KL/^9B ALT. KIMi.H iF 
 
 IMPOaTED BOOTS AND SHOES. 
 
 « riMicii sTdiK vnvwi u,i iiAvn 
 QUEEN STREET, BRAMPTON, O, W. 
 
 R. TROTTER, 
 
 5uciai:oN ^sl dentist. 
 
 M/.IN STIlKI/i', 
 BRAMPTON, Canada Weit. 
 
 BRITANNIA FOUNDRY, C0LI30RNE T' liET, HRANTFORD, C. W. 
 
 B. Or. XIBX>A.IjB, 
 
 Manufacturer at k Whotdiala * RMall Dmier In Storea, Tin, Copper, A Shact Iron Ware, ft Agrlcu'.lural Implemanti. 
 
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 Deacon, Dr. Joseph, druggist and chemist, nolland. 
 
 Diekson, G. P , grain warebouae, near Depot. 
 
 D«saitte, Edward, carriage and waggon maker, 
 Hollnnd. 
 
 DONALDSON, W. D., publisher South Simooe Timtt 
 (Weekly), HollanL 
 
 DOUGLAS, Mrs. ANN, postmistress, Holland. 
 
 DRIFFILL, 8AMU£L, insurance agent, convey- 
 ancer, auctioneer, tin, copper, and sheet-iron 
 worker, &o.,' Ifollaod. (See card, p. 62). 
 
 DRIFFILL, THOS. &. SONS, importers and dealers 
 In shelf and heayy hardware, bar-iron and steel, 
 rubber itnd leather beltinf^, books, stationery and 
 fancy goods, Holland. (See card, p. 62). 
 
 Duncan, John, telegraph operator. Depot. 
 
 Durham, James, proprietor steam saw mill, east side 
 of river. 
 
 Edmanson, Mr!>. Wm., millinery and dress making, 
 II ''iind. 
 
 Edmausun, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Fletcher, Kct. John, Church of England, Holland. 
 
 George, D. James, Tillage reeTe, Holland. 
 
 Qoodfellow, Adau., <Tsggon nmkcr and firming im- 
 plements, Holland. 
 
 Hanlon, Wm. H , proprietor North American Hotel, 
 Holland. 
 
 Ilartriuk, John, photographer, Holland. 
 
 Hill, John, butcher and dealer in fish, hides &c., 
 Hnllftnd. 
 
 Killpatrick, NVm., blacksmith, Holland. 
 
 KinJall, U. F., tin, copper and sheet iron worker, 
 Holland. 
 
 KIinkenbroomer,Mi8^ school teacher, female school, 
 Holland. 
 
 Kutch, John W., watchmaker and jeweller, Holland. 
 
 Iiamont, Mrs. A., tin manufaoturer, Holland. 
 
 Lonnin, Thomas, builder, John. 
 
 Macartney, Robert B., proprietor Wellington Hotel, 
 Holland. 
 
 Maguire, John, saddle and harness m.tkcr, Holland, 
 
 Marrow, £., station master and express agent, 
 Depot. 
 
 Miller, Wm., proprieter Bradford Hotel, Holland. 
 
 Montgomery, Thomas, boot and shoemaker and 
 dealer, Holland. 
 
 MORRIS, JOB, proprietor Morris' Hotel, Holland. 
 See card p. 62.) 
 
 Morton, George D., physician, Holland. 
 
 Murphy, Alex. & Co., general dealers in dry goods, 
 groceries, &.O., Holland. 
 
 McBRlEN, JOHN, boot and shoemaker, Holland. 
 See card, p. 62). 
 
 McKay, John, builder, John. 
 
 MoMaatnr, Arthur & Son, general dealers in dry 
 goods, groceries, &o., Holland. 
 
 McNiren, Donald, tailor and clothier, Holland. 
 Neary k Bnms, manaf)u>tarers and daalers in bootf 
 
 and shoes, Holland. 
 North American Hotel, Wm. H. Hanlon, proprietor, 
 
 Holland. 
 Ormsby, Andrew, boot and shoemaker, Holland. 
 Pearce, John, photographer, Holland. 
 Pell, George E., photographer, Holland. 
 PLAYTER, PERCIVAL, general dealer in dry 
 
 goods, groceries, &c., Holland 
 Pollock, W. S., general dealer, Holland. 
 Porter, G. H., school teacher, Bradford common 
 
 Bohool. 
 Porter, Dr. W. H., dentist, Holland. 
 Scott & Graham, saddle, harness and trunk makers, 
 
 Holland. 
 Simeoe Houe, Roliert Algeo, proprietor, Hollan>l. 
 Smith, Henry, hair-dresser and confectioner, Hol- 
 land. 
 SOUTH SIMCOE TIMES, (weekly,) W. B. Donald- 
 son, publisher, Holland. 
 Speuce, John, house and sign painter, Holland. 
 Spence, Mrs. Isabella, milliner and dressmaker, 
 
 Holland. 
 Spence, Thomas, baker and eonfectioncr, cor. John 
 
 and Barrie. 
 Stephenson, George, farmer. 
 Stephenson. Miss Elizabeth, millinerr, Holland. 
 STEVENSON, JOHN, saddle and Lamess maker, 
 
 Holland. 
 StcTenson, Wm. M., general dealer in dry gooda, 
 
 groceries, &o., Holland. 
 Stewart, Hamilton, D., attorney-at-law, Holland. 
 STEWART, ROBERT, grocer and provision dealer, 
 
 Holland (see card, p. 62). 
 Siibbs, John, baker and confectioner, Holland. 
 Stuart, Ales. Elder, merchant tailor and clothier, 
 
 Holland 
 Sutcliffs, Wm., tailor and clothier, Holland. 
 Sutherland, Hector, blacksmith. 
 Swallow, John, dealer iu shelf and heavy hardware, 
 
 Holland. 
 Trntt, Wm., tailor and clothier, Holland. 
 Turner, Wm., grocer, crockery, flour, feed, Xc, Ac, 
 
 Holland. 
 Vance, James J., barrister, &c. , Holland. 
 Wulkcr, Misses Martha and Mary Ann, milliners, 
 
 straw bonnet makers, dress makers, kc, Simeoe. 
 Walker & Wiggins, cabinet makers, and fnrnitnre 
 
 dealers, Holland. 
 Walls, Wra., cooper, Holland. 
 Wamslcy, Thomas, butcher, Holland. 
 Warbiirton, Anson, carriigo and waggon maker, 
 
 Holland. 
 Wilson, John W. H., attonicy-at law, Holland. 
 
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 BRAMPTON, C. W. — An Incorporated village in the townt.hip of Chinguacousy, county of Peel, a 
 etatiun on the Grand Trunk Kailwny, and has a telegraph office. It is uiiuiited in the ueuire of a fine 
 agricultural district and commandw a targe retail country trade. Distant from Toronto, 20 miles. Daily 
 ni:tilN and money order otlices. Population about 160U. 
 
 BiUlnniyne, John, painter and plniier. Queen. 
 Baird, Wm. M., cabinet maker & undertaker. Main. 
 Beck, Siunuel, landlord of the British Arms Hotel, 
 
 Main. 
 Bi'll, Wm H., grocer and dealer in provisions. Main. 
 Brogu, S , registrar county of Peid, office. Queen. 
 Bright, LewiH, umcbinist. Main. 
 Bright J: Thayer, tiusmith, and dealer in stoves, 
 
 Muiu. 
 
 Broddy, Wm., bailiff. 
 
 Brown, Edward, painter and glazier, Main. 
 
 Burnett, Henry, cabinet maker. Main. 
 
 Chisholm, K., general merchant, .Main. 
 
 CORSON, JOHN W., M.D., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Main. 
 Coyne, John, boot and shoemaker auddeaUr, Mala. 
 Coiier, David, tailor. Main 
 Craig, Wm., photographist, Ac., Main. 
 
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 W. C. CBaWETT k CO., BOOKSELLERS '^NP STATIONERS, KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 

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 BRANTij'OUn, C. W. 
 
 EXECUTED WITH NEATNE93 AND DESPATCH. 
 
 II. C. ALLEN, M.D., 
 
 HonKTopathie Physician and Surgeon, 
 
 MCRNTIATB OF CANADA. 
 
 OAee-Ford'i Bnildingi, oppoilte tha Market, 
 BRANTFORD, 0. W. 
 
 A. BRADLEY'S 
 
 Oppoi.t« Montreal Bank, Market Streei;, 
 
 BRANTFORD, C. W. 
 
 49* TuacR, food llor*M and Carrtajm <Hwtft In recutinMi for 
 ConmiiTcUl Tr»Te1l»ni.— Cliarm'i reaauaable. 
 
 liubrella & Parasol Manufactory. 
 
 J. prExcEi.r^, 
 
 RRPAIKH nil klnda of SimuirAl aud MATiiEHATirAi. iMfiTRn- 
 H . N ,-8. Oi'TLERv of eTerjT dmcription ground nod poliiihod. 
 (jMnHi!i.i.A.i AND I'MiMioui m Covered and rrpHltt'd. 
 ■IKWI1I.IIT put In coinpli<t« order. 
 
 Uiop on Colborne St, Brantfard, near the Bridge. 
 
 Corner of King and Dalh oniie S treete, Brantford, C. W. 
 
 G. FLEMING, ruopRiEToR. 
 
 N n.— Suniplii RooniH for GomnierciAl TraTellem. O.iod Stabling 
 
 attacbud to the ll.iuw. An OmnlbuH me«ta each Train. 
 
 8IM00B STAGS OmOI. 
 
 . - .__- -i-^^jjzru- ._ 
 
 WILLIAM B. HURST, 
 DEALER IN GROCERIES, 
 
 I'ROVISIONH, (KOCKMV, AN.J OL lM>WAnR, 
 
 OOLBORJfE STREET, BnANTFORD, 0. W. 
 
 late "Pepper Home," Markot Square, BrantTcrd, C. W. 
 
 BENJ. JONES, Pkoprtktor. 
 
 Triirrllcrs and Coromorilal OcinUricii will Hnd nil the atton- 
 tlonandci'iironii'niM of n tlmtrlana II iilik. Diniilbuiwi (o and 
 flrom il»> C"»r». KxtfimlVH Llv«r,v Stahlex on the pt»inl.'H-a. 
 
 Bampid Kouni* for Comnii>reii«r TraTelleri. Teriin )l por day. 
 
 WILLIAM MATHEWS, J. P., 
 ISSUEB OF MARRIAGE LICENSES, 
 
 AUOTIONEEH, 
 MABXET STREEr, BXAIIT70BD, 0. W. 
 
 A. MORTON & CO., 
 
 WIIOLKSAUI AND BITAIL 
 
 Sign of the Croaa-Cnt Saw, Oolboma Street, 
 OPPOlilTK THE ROBINSON HALL, 
 
 BRANTFORD, C. W. 
 
 J. B. MEACHAM, 
 
 DENTIST, 
 
 BRANTFORD. C. W. 
 
 Urnct :— Over the Tornntn Cheap Dry Qflod* Htore, Comar of 
 Cvlborn« and Markui Street*. Kutrauc on Market Slreat. 
 
 SMITH k SON, 
 
 BRANTFORD, Canada Wist. 
 
 J. C. NELLES, 
 INSURANCE, COMMISSION, 
 
 AND ORNBRAb AGBNT, 
 
 OFFICE AD.I0IN1N0 THE CUSTOM HOUSE, 
 BRANTFORD, C. W. 
 
 WEST BRAiTTFORD BREWERY. 
 
 SPENCER & SONS, 
 
 ALE & PQRTgB iBiWiRS, 
 
 W. 0. CUKWEIT A CO., LAW PRINTERS AND STATIONERH, KING STREET, TOR >NTO. 
 
BRAMPTON— BRA NTFORD. 
 
 Di»w-oii C.. fruit ami ftreen grocery «tore. Main. 
 Elliott, Robert, proprietor Keveru ilou-^e, Main. 
 Ellin, £ ,, l»ii<llur(| iif the Excliauge l!i<tcl. Main. 
 Fentiin. UaviJ, dealer in grxceries aaj proTimioD!), 
 
 Qiitren. 
 Qalbraith, )'.. II., watch aud clock maker and dealer 
 
 in fane; ({oods. Main. 
 Oilchrist. D., landlord of Fi«rincr'B Inn, Queen. 
 Gill, J., proprietor of Brampton IIoiiso, .Main. 
 Oolding, Win., baker and confectioner, Queen. 
 Uraftou, Stewart, tailor, Main. 
 Qraham, Joi^eph, jun., general grocer. Main. 
 Grant, John, Ml), physician, ("hiirch. 
 ORKEN, OK<i., LorriBter and attori.ty. Queen (nee 
 
 card p. Oli.) 
 Qrcenhalgli, Thomas, watchmaker & jeweller, Main. 
 Orogan, Edward, boot and sliocinnkcr. 
 Urogan, Jniucs, dealer in fancy gouJ:i aud merchant 
 
 tailor. Main. 
 HACiOEIVr BROTHERS, manufacturers of ateom 
 
 engines, boilvra and .■'toves, Maine (see card) 
 
 p. 62). 
 Hammond, T. C, tanner. 
 Hartley, Phillip, general grocery, Main 
 Il.AKTlUC'K, W.\l., u.auufttcturer of boots and shoes 
 
 and dealer. Main. 
 HenderMin, Robert, general dealor, Queen. 
 HigginliDtham, .Joseph, boot and sh.ifinnkcr and 
 
 dealer. Main. 
 UodgMou, .loseph, merchant tailor and dealer in dry 
 
 goods. Main, 
 nolmes, J., clerk of the peace. 
 Hughe?) ."i Thistle, general merchants and produce 
 
 dealern, Maine. 
 Hurst, James, cooper. Queen. 
 Hurst, Wni., dealer in grocerici, dry goods and 
 
 liquor.t, Queen. 
 Jackson. Samuel, dealer in furniture and cabinet 
 
 ware, .Main. 
 Jones, (ioorge, barber and hair dresser, Main. 
 Kribu, David, manufacturer of pumps, fanning mills 
 
 and grain separators, Mniu. 
 Letlar, James, arti?"!. Queen 
 I.ILLIK, WM., c^eneral dealer in groceries, hides and 
 
 Hhcepskin.M, Queen (see card.'), p 'J'-'j. 
 Lindsey fi Hini, general merchants, Queen. 
 liUndey, W. T , general dealer, Mniu. 
 Magee, ThoiiiHS, pastry cook, M.iin. 
 M.\IT.OY, I'liTKR W., boot and shoe manufacturer 
 
 and dealer, Queen (see card p. C2. ) 
 
 Marshall. John, carriage, waggoa maker and blaok- 
 
 smith. Queen. 
 Marshall, Mr«. Mary J., fruits and confectionery, 
 
 Main. 
 MATHER.^, JOHN, dealer in groceries, liqaort 
 
 and provisions. Main. 
 McDonald, James, proprietor Grand Trunk Hotel, 
 
 Main 
 McCleladd, Wm., boot and shoemaker and dealer, 
 
 Main. 
 Mcliroy, Thomas, auctioneer. Main. 
 Mcllroy, Thos., proprietor Victoria Steam Cabinet 
 
 and ('hair Factory, Main. 
 McQUARKlK & KOUKKTSON, general dealers 
 
 in dry gooils, hardware and groceries, (sea 
 
 c.ird, p. tl'J). 
 Modelaud, haac, machinist, waggon maker, &c., 
 
 Main. 
 Nelson, James, harness maker, Main 
 P.ATTI'LLO, .VLE.K., physician and surgeon. Main. 
 Porter, John, incrcliant tailor. Main. 
 Pace. Henry, watchmaker, jeweller, and dealer in 
 
 Fancy goods. Main. 
 Robertson, John, sad<lle, harness and trunk maker. 
 
 Queen 
 Sch')lfield, Wm , M. D., coroner for the count/ of 
 
 Peel, Church. 
 SCOTT, 'ALEX'R. F., barrister, attorney, solicitor, 
 
 not.'ry jiutiiic, aud agent for the .Montreal In.sur- 
 
 ance '.''o.. Queen near Main (see card, p. »>J). 
 Shcnick, Thomiis I)., nianufticturer k dealer in boots 
 
 and slior", and livery stiililo proprietor 
 Stork, Christopher, Reeve and apothecary. Queen. 
 Stuart, Miss, milliner nml ilrciiamaker, Queen. 
 Sutton, (Jrt<jrge, (.'anada House, Queen. 
 TROTTKR, RICHARD, dentist, chemist and drug- 
 gist. Main. (>'eo card, p G'i). 
 Webster. Geo. H., agent for R. .M. Warner & Co.'i 
 
 sewing machines, .Main. 
 Web.iter, Mr.n. Sarah, dealer in Berlin wool and 
 
 fancy go)d-<. Main. 
 Whitehead, Thomas, dealer in general dry goods, 
 
 Main. 
 Wigley, J., tanner, Queen. 
 Wilson, Thomas, mnrhlo works, Main, 
 Woodcock, Richard, general dealer in groceries and 
 
 provisions. Main. 
 Woods, P L., ji'weller and stationer. Main. 
 Wright, George, g nerul dealer in dry goods and 
 
 gmoerios. Main. 
 
 BRANTFORD, C. W, — A. large incorporated town on tlie Grand River, in the township of Rraniford 
 and eoiiiity of IJriint. It is the principal station on the liufTnlo and Lake Huron Ktiilw-iv. tha 
 eastern terminus of which i.>-- at Fort Erie, directly opposite Uurt'ilo, N. V. It is situated ia the miilst 
 of a fine farming country and is celebrateil tor its manut'actoriex, flour mills, steam engines, agricultural 
 impleuients, stove!<, &o. Distant from Hamilton, 25 miles ; Niagara Falls, i)'J miles; and from It 'tfalo, 
 N. v., 7t) miles. Daily miil Population by census of ItlOl, 0,250. 
 
 Adams F. P., boot and shoemaker, Co'horne. 
 ALI.KN, II. ('., .M. I) , homeopathio physician and 
 
 surgeon, Market, (see card, p. til). 
 American Express Compony, ICerby Block, agent 
 
 Jame» Halo. 
 American Hotel, proprietor, P. R. Hatch, Dalhonsio. 
 Asworth. F<. & Co , grocers. Market. 
 Bacon, Wm. II., physician, Queen. 
 Bank of Brantl'ur'J, manager anil cashier, 8. P. 
 
 Stokes. 
 Bank of Briti^h North .\raerico, manager, J. C. 
 
 Geddes, Victoria. 
 
 BANK OF MONTREAL, manager, W. J Buchanan. 
 
 Batson's Hotel, II. Button, proprietor, Dalhousie. 
 
 Batson, Hugh, propriet<ir lUtson's Hotel, D:klhoa8ie. 
 
 B' llhour'c .t Larjie, builders, West Braiitt'urd. 
 
 Biggar, !!., general merchant, Colborno. 
 
 Bowlby, J. W., barrister and attoruey-at-law, Mar- 
 ket Square. 
 
 BRADLt>V, A., livery stable keeper, Market. (Sea 
 card, p. ti4l. 
 
 Uraiii h'jtpntitor, J. W. Grayson, editor ; Chark-s E. 
 Stewart, proprietor. 
 
 Brant .Marble Works, J. W. Chaplain, proprietor. 
 
 W. ('. CIIICWKTT A CO., LITH0(;RAPUKU8, ENGRAVERS, Ac, KING ST., TORONTO. 
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 The People of Canada are respectfully informed that the above Hotel is open for the reception 
 of visitors. The House is large and couimodious, second to none in Canada, being capable of 
 
 ACCOMMODATING 500 GUESTS. 
 
 It is built on the most approved principle — every attention having been paid to its proper 
 ventilation, Heating, &c. The Bedrooms are large and airy, and the Parlors, Halls and 
 Passages constructed with a view to the comfort and convenience of Travellers. The House 
 ia furnished throughout in the best modern style ; the Upholstering and Furniture being of the 
 moat splendidrfind recherclie description. While the Kerby Hoube possesses all the attributes 
 of a first-class Hotel, it will be found also to combine the more genial comforts of a homo 
 Within, there is also in connection with the House a magnificent 
 
 100 X 40 feet, to which the attention of Proprietors and Managers of Exhibitions is respect- 
 fully directed. The Hall is well lighted with OJus, and can bo converted into a Theatre at the 
 shortest notice. The Lahder and Winf Cei^lar of the Kerby House are not inferior to 
 those of any Hotel on the Continent, while the terms are reasonable. 
 
 It is needless to state that Buantford is a large and growing Town, containing at present a 
 population approximating to Eight Thousand. It is the County Town of the County of 
 Brant, without exception the first Agricultural County of Upper Canada. The Grand River 
 flows through the Town, affording to the Sportsman and Tourist ample means of gratifying 
 their respective tastes, for the Scenery on this noble stream is grand and beautiftil, while Fish of 
 all kiuds are found in its waters, and its banks abound with Game. 
 
 THE BUFFALO AND LAKE HURON RAILWAY, 
 
 Which has its principal Depot in Brantford, connects Lake Erie and Lake Huron j also connects 
 at Paris with the Great Western Railway, and distant from Buffalo and Toronto three hours' 
 ride, and from Detroit six hours ; thu.s affording superior facilities of access from all parts of 
 the United States and Canada, at all scason.s of the year. 
 
 The Hotel is in a central position, situated on Colborne and George Streets, facing the Market 
 Square, the Post Office and Telegraph Office being in the Kerby House Block. 
 
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 BRANT HOTEL, Qeorije Fleming, proprietor, cor- 
 ner of KiDg and Dulhoosie (s«« card, p. C8). 
 BRANTFORD COURIER, H. Lflmmon, proprietor 
 
 (sec car<l, p. 08.) 
 
 Brantford House, W. Uavson, proprietor, Dalhouslc. 
 
 BreudoD, F., chemist and draggist, corner of Col- 
 borne and Market. 
 
 Brethour, H. W. & Co., dry goods, Colborne. 
 
 Brockington, E., tavern keeper, Dalliousie. 
 
 Brooke, Edmund k Co., importws of wines ft spirits, 
 Nos. 2 and 3 King. 
 
 Brooke, Dnniiil, attorney-at-law, solicitor in chan- 
 cery, Colborne. 
 
 Brookes, Jbomas, Western Hotel, Colborne. 
 
 Brown & Co., grocers and provi: Wn (halors, &c., 
 Market Square. 
 
 Buck, Wm , manufacturer stoves, ploughs, straw 
 cutters, &«., Colborne. 
 
 BUFFALO AND LAKE HURON RAILWAY. 
 
 Bunnell, Enos, miller, and produce dealer, Colborne. 
 
 Bntter.s, 8., furrier, bat and cap maker, Colborne. 
 
 BuUnr & Jackson, man ufaoturera of stoves, ploughs, 
 cultivators. &c., Duke. 
 
 CAMERON, J., county clerk, clerk peace, surrogate 
 clerk, master in chancery, and deputy registrar, 
 Court House. 
 
 CAMERON & WILSON, solicitors in chancery, at- 
 torneys-at-law, &c. 
 
 Carey, L. B., boot and shoemaker, Market Square. 
 
 Cartnn, R. P., dealer in dry goods and groceries, 
 Colborne. 
 
 CARTER, B. S., general manager of Buffalo and 
 Lake Huron Railway. 
 
 Cockshutt, I., general dealer, Colborne. 
 
 Comerford, John, wholesale and retail grocer, Col- 
 borne. 
 
 Cowbwd, T., tinsmith, Colborne. 
 
 Cox, Alfred, watch and clock maker, Colborne. 
 
 Cox, W., grocer. Market. 
 
 Clegborn & Co., hardware merchants, Colborne. 
 
 Cleland, Wm., dry goods, Colborne. 
 
 Clement, A. D., postmaster, Kerby Block. 
 
 Clement, Joseph D., mayor; oftice. Town Hall. 
 
 Crabtree, Miss, variety store, Colborne. 
 
 Craig & Co., Joseph, grocer's and dealers in fruits, 
 Colborne. 
 
 Creyk, J., watchmaker and jeweller, Colborne. 
 
 Curtis, David, collector of customs. Darling. 
 
 Dulrymple, W., cabinet maker, upholsterer and un- 
 dertaker, Colborne. 
 
 Davies, Evan, tailor, Dalhousie. 
 
 Dawson, W., proprietor Brantford House, Dalhousie. 
 
 Day. 8., saloon keeper, (Jolburne. 
 
 Dealtry, Wm., butcher. Market. 
 
 Del'UK, E. F. & Co,, dulcimer manuAiotory, Dal- 
 housie. 
 
 De LIhIc. W. H., bookseller, stationer & bookbinder, 
 Colborne. 
 
 Dovercux, N. J., grocer, Market. 
 
 Doeriugar, C, tobacco manufacturer, Market. 
 
 Duncan, Charles, importers of dry goods, millinery, 
 
 h«., Colliniiio. 
 
 Duiiciin, Miss H., milliner and dressmaker, Colborne. 
 
 Fllinit, .John, contractor and builder. Nelson. 
 
 Ellis, Franci!', chemist and druggist corner of Col- 
 borne ami King. 
 
 EXCKLL, JA8, P., ainbrella and parasol maker, 
 Colborne (see card p. (il ) 
 
 FennoMsy, iNI,, grocer & provisions dealer, Colborne. 
 
 Feslner, John, hat and cap maker, furrier, (Jolborne, 
 
 Field, P S , Brantford wire works. Queen, North of 
 Chatham. 
 
 Ford, J., & Brother, grocen. Market square. 
 Foster, Qeorge, grocer and dealer in earthenware, 
 
 &c., Colborne. 
 FLEMING, GEORGE, proprietor Brant Hotel, cor- 
 ner King and Dalhousie (see card, p. C8). 
 Florence, Wm., fruiterer and confectioner, Market. 
 Qanson, Waterous & Co., manufacturers of steam 
 
 engines, boilers, kc, Dalhousie. 
 Gawler, H., dealer in dry goods and groceries, Col- 
 borne. 
 Germania Coffee Rooms, Restaurant and Billiard 
 
 Saloon, proprietor George Lauterbach, Colborne. 
 Gilbert, B., hair dresser, Colborne. 
 Good, .\llen, secretary Gors District Mutual Fire 
 
 Insurance Company. 
 Goodson, W. & J. W. & Co., boot and shoemakers, 
 
 Market. 
 Goodson. John H. , deputy clerk of the crown, clerk 
 
 county court, oiGoe Court House. 
 Gore District Mutual Fire Insurance Company, King. 
 Gorman, R., ooot. and shoemaker, Colborne. 
 Gorman, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, Colborne. 
 Gould, F. P., Gas and Water Company, iron foun- 
 dry, Dalhousie. 
 Glassco, C. & T., tinsmith, Colborne. 
 Glafsoo, Thomas, hatter and furrier, Colborne. 
 Grierson, James, baker, Colborne 
 Hardy, O., dealer in oysters and fruits. Market 
 
 Square. 
 Hardy, Rus.'ell, land insurance agent, Colborne. 
 IIARDV & HARDY, barristers, attorneys, solicitora 
 
 in chancery, notaries public, &o., Colborne. 
 Hatch, P. B., proprietor ATiierioiin Hotel, Dalhousie. 
 Hawkins, John J., grower, Market Square. 
 Hayden, J. 0. & Co., whulosalo and retail grocers, 
 
 Colborne. 
 Heather, Hiram, general store, Colborne. 
 Henwood, R., \i D , physician. 
 Humburch, John, dealer in produce, Colborne. 
 HURST, WM. B., dealer in groccrie.i, provisions, 
 
 glass and earthenware, Colborne (xee card, p. 
 
 64). 
 Indian Office, Kerby Block, Jasper T. Gilkison, 
 
 commissioner and superintendent. 
 Inglis, J.J. &Co., merchant tailors. Market. 
 International Hotel, John Cowthard, prop. , Market. 
 Jackson, R. G., carriage maker. Market. 
 Juokson, Samuel, importer and dealer in staple and 
 
 fancy dry goods, and millinery, Colborne. 
 James. Joseph, saloon keeper. Market Square. 
 James. Simon, proprietor James' Hotel, Dalhousie. 
 JARVIS, CHARLES, jun., soap, candle and potash 
 
 manufacturer. Mill (see card, p. 04). 
 Jenkins, H. J., watch und olook maker, and Jeweller, 
 
 Colborne. 
 Jenkins. J., merchant tailor, Colborne. 
 Jex, Johnson, oonfectioner, dealer in fancy goods, 
 
 &c.. *c. 
 Jex, Johnson, shoeing smith and farrier. 
 Junes, Benjamin, Commerciul Hotel and livery stable 
 
 keeper. Market Squaro. 
 Jones, Steven .1., county judge surrogate court ; 
 
 office. Court House. 
 Ker, .\. & (!o , millers & produce dealers, Colborne, 
 KERUY HOUSE. James Kerby, prop., Colborne 
 
 (see card, p. 00). 
 King. A. H. j'wellcr ami wiiichmakor, Market. 
 Leeming k Paterson, wh ilk•^Ble and retail oonfbo- 
 
 lioiiers, Colborno. 
 Tioi\ey. .Icnepli, grocer. Market Square. 
 Long, Win., jun., boot and slio«inaker, Colborne. 
 Lyons, Woods, oa.riagc maker, Darling. 
 
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 MALLOCH, G. W., attorney & solicitor in chancer j, 
 Mnrket. 
 
 MATHEWS, W., J. P., isauer of marriage licenses, 
 auctioneer, &c., Market. 
 
 Mathison, Rob't, manufacturer of Mathison's magic 
 oil. 
 
 McLean, Thomas & Co., importers of dry goods, 
 broad cloths, &c., manufacturers of clothing, 
 Colbnrne. 
 
 McLBAN, WM , secretary and treasurer Buffalo & 
 Lake Huron Railway. 
 
 McKay, Duncan, harness and saddle maker, and 
 town treasurer. 
 
 McKay, D. B , harness and saddle maker, Colborne. 
 
 McLean, Samuel, fruiterer and confectioner. Market 
 Square. 
 
 MoMubon, T. B., barrister and attorney-at-law, Col- 
 borne. 
 
 McMeans, A., grocer and dealer in wines and liquors, 
 Colborne. 
 
 Mcpherson Dunnan, importer of dry goods, groce- 
 ries, clothing, boots and shoes, Colborne. 
 
 MEACHAM, J. B., Burgeon dentist, corner of Col- 
 borne and Market (^^ee card, p. 64). 
 
 Montgomery, John, merchant tailor, dealer in dry 
 goods, Colborne. 
 
 Montreal House, Benjamin Hunn proprietor, Mar- 
 ket cor. of Marlborough. 
 
 Montreal Telegraph Company, Kerby Block, J. T. 
 Towusend, agent. 
 
 Morphy, 8., watchmaker and music store, Market 
 Square. 
 
 MORTON, A. & CO , wholesale and retail hsrdwure 
 merchants, Colborne (see card, p. 64). 
 
 NELLES, JAMES C, agent Colonial Life Assur- 
 ance, and British American Assurance Company, 
 Darling (see card, p. 64). 
 
 Newton, G. E., proprietor Robinson Hotel, Col- 
 borne. 
 
 Noble, John, painter, glazier, and paper hanger, 
 Dalhoueie. 
 
 NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSUR- 
 • ANCE COMPANY, W. J. Buchanan, Agent. 
 
 O'Dee, F., dealer n dry goods and groceries Col- 
 borne. 
 
 Ott, John, tanner. 
 
 Park, 3., photographic artist, Colborno. 
 
 Peiroe, Wm., cabinet maker, Colborne. 
 
 Potts, J. & Son. tinsmiths, Colborne. 
 
 Preston, G. H , M. D , physician, Colborne. 
 
 Pye, Edward, fruiterer, Colborne. 
 
 Quinlan Jo>tepb, grocer, Colborne. 
 
 Quinlan, Mrs., grocer, Colborne. 
 
 Railway Hotel, Benjamin Grand, proprietor. West. 
 
 Railway House, F. Walsh, corner Market and 
 West. 
 
 Rawlings, Thomas, aoooantant, general broker, and 
 agent, Mitrket Square. 
 
 Ritchie & Russell, grocers and prorision merchants, 
 Colborne. 
 
 Robinson Hall, G. R. Newton, proprietor, Colborne. 
 
 Robinson, John, grocer and grain denier, Colborne. 
 
 Rogerson, J. S. & Co., dry iroods. Colborne. 
 
 Royal Exchange Hotel, Wm. Smith, proprietor. 
 West. 
 
 Russell, J. T., Burgeon and physician, Dowllngf. 
 
 Russell & McLean, chemists and druggists. Market. 
 
 Ryan, Wm. grocer, and dealer in wines liquors and 
 provisions, Colborne. 
 
 Bhenston, Thomas S., registrar, county of Branl. 
 
 Simmons 8., dealer in groceries and pi oduce Col- 
 borne. 
 
 Smith, A. W., accountant and agent for the ProTin- 
 oial Insurance Company, Colborne. 
 
 Smith, James, saddle, harness, and trunk maker, 
 Colborne. 
 
 Smith, John, high sheriff, county Brant, office Court 
 House. 
 
 Smith, Mrs. M., hotel keeper. West Brantford. 
 
 Smith & Son, photographer", Colborne. 
 
 Smyth, Mrs., grocer, Colborne. 
 
 Spence, David, flour merchant and produce dealer, 
 Colborne. 
 
 SPENCER & SON, ale and porter brewers, brewery 
 West Brantford (see card p. 64). 
 
 Sproule, Robert, dry goods, Colborne, 
 
 Stapleton, Johu, boot and shoemaker, Colborne. 
 
 Stevenson, D., vinegar manufacturer, Greenwich. 
 
 Stewart, Alex., cabinet maker and upholsterer, 
 Colborne. 
 
 Stewart, C. E., publisher Expoiilor, Dalhousie. 
 
 Stratford, W. II., chemist and druggist, Colborne. 
 
 Strowbridge & Botham, general merchants. 
 Colborne. 
 
 Strong, T., boot and shoemaker, Colborne. 
 
 Stubhs, T., general blacksmith. Market. 
 
 Stubbs, Wm., horse shoer, edge tool m>iker, general 
 blacksmith and waggon maker, corner of Dumfries 
 and West. 
 
 Snnter k Edgar, importers of china, glass and 
 earthenware, Colborne. 
 
 Sutherland, J., stationer, bookseller and bookbinder, 
 Colborne. 
 
 Sutton, J. P., surgeon dentist, Colborne. 
 
 Taylor & Grant, importers of dry goods, millinery, 
 Colborne. 
 
 TISD.\LE, B. G., stoves, ploughs, agricultural imple- 
 ments, copper, tin, sheet iron and hollow ware, 
 Colborne (see card, p. 62). 
 
 Towler, Samuel, boot and shoemaker. Market. 
 
 Turner, Chas., general commission and liquor mer- 
 chant. Queen. 
 
 Vanderlip, Frederick, carriage maker. 
 
 Van Norman & Griffin, barristers, attorneys-at-law 
 and solicitors in chancery. Market. 
 
 Van Norman, G. R , county attorney, Market. 
 
 Waile, H., auctioneer and commission merchant, 
 Dalhousie. 
 
 Wallace & Houghton, leather merchant, Colborne, 
 north side. 
 
 Water, Wm , general blacksmith. 
 
 Waterous, C. H., residence Eagle N»8t. 
 
 Watt, Geo., wholesale and retail grocer, Colborno. 
 
 Watts, Alfred, distiller, corner Colborne and Dum- 
 fries. 
 
 Wfttl«, Charles, wholesale grocer, importer and manu- 
 facturer of soaps and candles, Colborne. 
 
 Web'<ter, Robt. k Co., cabinet mukers, upholsterers, 
 undertakers, Colborne. 
 
 WeLliofer, G., rifle and gun maker, corner of Queea 
 and Dalhousie. 
 
 Weyms, Jas., boot and shoe maker, Colborne. 
 
 Wilkes, James, Are and life insurance agent, notary 
 public, &c , Colborne. 
 
 Wilkes, G. H., corner Dowling and Charlotte. 
 
 Wilkinson, John W., watch and clock maker, jeweller, 
 Colborne. 
 
 Wilson, Chris., boot and shoemaker, Colborne. 
 
 Witham, M., agent for Jex Johnson. 
 
 Wood, E. B., barrister, atlorney-at-law, solicitor-In- 
 chanccry, solicitor to the Buffalo and Lake Huron 
 Railway and Bank of Bi'itish North America. 
 
 Woodyatt, James, town clerk, office Town Hall, 
 
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 BBEADAIiBATTE, C. ^I^. — A small post vllUge, situated on the river De Gnisse, in the township of 
 Loubiel and county of Qlengary. Distant from Cornwall, thj oountj town, 45 miles ; from Vankleek 
 Hill, 5 miles ; from Montreal, 60 miles ; and from Ottawa, 70 miles. Population abont 100. 
 
 Allan, 0. A., township conncillor. 
 Campbell, Allan, waggon-maker. 
 Campbell, Alexander, tailor. 
 Delair, Oliver, blnoksmith. 
 Desjardin, Dr., physician nnd surgeon. 
 Grant, D. , lumber merchant. 
 Harkins, Dr., physician and surgeon. 
 McDonald, Alexander, township conncillor. 
 McDonald, Allan R., township councillor. 
 McDonald, Angus, township councillor. 
 McLaurin, Miss Catherine, school teacher. 
 MoLaurin, Dunoan, weaver. 
 
 McLennan, Angus, lumber merchant. 
 McKee, Rev. W., Baptist. 
 MoNabb. A., township councillor. 
 McTavish, Hugh, lumber raercbant. 
 Quij^iey O., township clerk. 
 
 Robinson, Wm., flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 Saucier, J. B., watchmnkpr and jeweller. 
 Stevenson, John, school teacher. 
 Stewart. John, J P. 
 
 STEWART, PETER M., postmAster and generftl 
 merchant. 
 
 BRESLAXT, C. W. — A thriving village, situated on the banks of the Grand River, in the township and 
 county of Waterloo. Distant from Toronto, 68 miles. Daily mail. Population about 150. 
 
 Adams, Mm., bonnet maker. 
 Bingeman, Isaac, carpenter and builder. 
 Bowman, Isaac C, collecting agent. 
 Breslau Hotel, Charles Qerstfr, proprietor. 
 Brickpr, David, saw mill owner. 
 ERB. EPHRAIM, J. P., postmaster. 
 Erb & Dricker, genera) merchants and mill owners. 
 Gertiter, Charles, hotel keeper, carpenter and cabi- 
 net maker. 
 Holzwnrt, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 Itter, Peter, builder. 
 
 Koch, Henry, blacksmith. 
 
 Reist & Kramp, broom makere. 
 
 Schatz, Michael, sewing-niaobine agent. 
 
 Seifert Frederick, blneksmith. 
 
 Senges, Charles, tailor. 
 
 Shoemaker, John F., carpenter and patent right 
 
 agent. 
 Swartz, Jesse, dealer in agrioultural implements. 
 Weahner, John, carpenter and bnilder. 
 Wills, Richard, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 BREWER'S MILLS, C. W. — .A small village, situated on the Ridenu Canal, and on tbe Kingston 
 and FbilipjiTille mitcadcmized road, in the township of Pittsburg and county ofFrontenao. Di«taat 
 from Kingston, 16 miles ; aud from Gananoquo, 12 miles. Daily mail. Population about 100. 
 
 ANGLIN, ROBERT, sen., J. P. and postmaster. 
 ANGLIN, ROBERT, jun., general merchant (see 
 
 card, p. (>8). 
 Campbell, Hugh, clerk of division court. 
 Campbell, V. E., cordwood dealer. 
 Chambers, Rev. 
 Dawson, Samuel, carpenter. 
 Dean, Patrick, cordwood dealer. 
 
 Foster, J., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 MoCarrey, Bnruard, hotel keeper. 
 McDonald, Rev., Roman Catholic. 
 McMinn, Samuel, dealer in cordwood. 
 McReever, Francis, & Son, blacksmiths. 
 Middlebrook, Whiteing & Wood, law mill pioprietr's. 
 Thompson, Rev. James. 
 
 BRIDGENORTH, C. W.— A post village in the township of Smith and county of Petcrboro', 
 situated on the ('heuiung Lake, and surrounded by a fine B(3rioultural district. Distuut i'lOiD Peterbero' 
 16 miles. Population 120. 
 
 Bice, M., saddler. 
 
 Bridgenorth Hotel, Pope & Dunbar, proprietors. 
 
 Carter, Wm , shoemaker. 
 
 Commercial Hotel, James Grieve, proprietor. 
 
 DEAN, M. 8., J, P., postmaster, miller, general 
 
 merchiint. 
 Dnnbnr, Asa, Bridgenorth HoteL 
 Gray, George, cooper. 
 Grieve, James, Commercial Hotel. 
 Griffith, Jftmea, carpenter. 
 Marshall, John H., saddler. 
 
 McCall, Charles, butcher. 
 
 McCall, James, carpenter. 
 
 McDonald, Neil, blacksmith. 
 
 McFadden, John, boat builder. 
 
 Moreland, James, cooper. 
 
 Pope, John, Bridgenorth HoteL 
 
 Quin, John, cooper. 
 
 Robinson, John, weaver. 
 
 Shelly, S. S., J. P., saw mill owner. 
 
 Watson, John H., copper and tinsmith, 
 
 Wesloyan Church. 
 
 BRIDQEPORT, C. W.— 4 village situated in the township of Waterloo and county ef Waterloo, 
 Nurth killing. Beiug on the Grand River it has extensive water power variously applied- Distant 
 from Bui lin, the county town, one mile ; Hamilton, 36 miles ; and Toronto, 66 miles. ' DftUy m«lL 
 Population about 600. 
 
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 AUes, Henry, blacksmith. 
 
 Biernstbiel, Adam, pottery. 
 
 Bitzer, Doratbea, proprietor Lancaster Hotel. 
 
 BOWERS, JOHN E., general merchant. 
 Bridgeport Common School. 
 Cowan, R. F., school teacher. 
 
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 Diefenbacher, Jacob, pottery. 
 
 Diefenhncher, Phillip, brick maker. 
 
 Eby, Abraham, butcher. 
 
 Eby, E- & ■)• B., floor and grain dealers and milleri. 
 
 Brb, Samael E., inillirrigbt. 
 
 Fisher, Joseph, proprietor Union Hotel. 
 
 Gnentlier, John, tailor and clothier, 
 
 H»iff, Adam, Uilor. 
 
 HuflF, Henry, cabinet maker. 
 
 HpiT, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Kalhfleisch, George, goneml nterchant. 
 
 Kittel, Dominic, dyer and scourer. 
 
 Leihert, DaTid, builder and carpenter. 
 
 Leibert, Jacob 8., builder and carpenter. 
 
 Leibert, John, builder and carpenter. 
 
 Martin, M. W., cooper. 
 
 McDougnll, .Tames, blacksmith. 
 
 McMackon, R., miller. 
 
 Miller, John D., blacksmith. 
 
 Murray, Adiim, weaver. 
 
 Murray, Thomas, wearer. 
 
 Uasbach, Adnm, saddle and harness maker. ■ 
 
 Renter, Jncob, weaver. 
 
 Roas, George, cooper. 
 
 Scheucrman & Derberiob, hide and leather dealers 
 
 and tanners. 
 Spiesmnn, Henry, saw miller. 
 Stimpfly, T., boot and shoemaker. 
 TAGOE, P N., postmaster. 
 Willein, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Winchester, M. S., cooper. 
 
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 BRIDGEWATER, C. W.— A post village in the township of Elzevir, and county of Hastings. It 
 was firiit laid out in the year 1854, and has one common school. Iron, copper, and other miuerula are 
 to be found in the vicinity. Distant from Belleville, 30 miles. Population about 200. 
 
 Barry, Robert, township councillor. 
 
 Beaver, T., wooden and willow-ware manufacturer. 
 
 Bentley, T. P., accountant. 
 
 Blaker, Wm., township councillor. 
 
 Creticutt, John, soap and candle manufacturer. 
 
 Dickson, George, tailor. 
 
 Dickson, Rev. George. 
 
 Downing, James, bailiff. 
 
 Empy, Francis, tanner. 
 
 Flint, Billa, J. P., township reeve, general mer- 
 chant, flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Frost, J., blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 
 Frost, Oliver, cabinet maker. 
 
 Garret, VVm., founder, machinist and agricultural 
 implement manufacturer. 
 
 Grahflm, Hugh, edge tool manufncturer. 
 
 Harrison, James, bookbinder, bookseller and sta- 
 tioner. 
 
 Higginbotharo, Andrew, druggist and physician. 
 
 Huston, Thomas, shoemaker. 
 
 Keir, Wm., fanning-mill maker. 
 
 Lingham, Job, township councillor. 
 
 Mairs, James, clerk of division court and towasbip 
 
 clerk. 
 McOaw, R., blacksmith. 
 McCnmmon, John, carpenter and builder. 
 Meacham, Rev. Walter. 
 Mincy, James, cooper. 
 Nelson, Robert, express agent. 
 Rhodes, John G., township councillor. 
 Robinson, JoKeph, edge tool manufacturer. 
 Thomson, C. K,, carpenter and builder. 
 Wadsworth, Robert, tin and coppcriiniith. 
 Walfi', George, watchmaker and j:'»vfller. 
 Wemp, Wm. B., grocer and hotel k.M per. 
 Wemp, Mrs. Wm., baker and confectioner. 
 WOOD, GEO. W., postmaster, saddle and harness 
 
 maker. 
 Wood, Mrs. E. A., milliner and dress maker. 
 
 BHIGHAM, C B.— A small post village situated in the township of East Farnham, and county of 
 Brume. Distant from Brome, the county seat, 7} miles; and from Montreal, 46 miles. Population 
 about 60. 
 
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 BRIGHAM, E. 0., posmaster, tanner and saw mill 
 
 owner. 
 Brigham & Wood, general merchants. 
 
 Goodman, Philip, carpenter and Joiner. 
 Liigar, 0., carpenter and Joiner. 
 Beid, Robert, blacksmith. 
 
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 BBIOHTON, O. W.— A Tillage, situated on the Presqu'Isle Bay, Lake Ontario, in the township of 
 Brighton and county rf Nortbuuiberland ; it is a port of entry, and a station on the Grand Trunk 
 Railway. Distant from Belleville, 22 miles; from Picton, 35 miles ; from Conseoon, 16 miles ; from 
 Percy, IG miles; and from Toronto, 01 miles. Daily mails. Population 1,182 by census of 18G1. 
 
 Barker, Robert, chemist and druggist, Main. 
 BETTE8, ALEXANDER, wholesale & retail dealer 
 
 in groceries, boots and shoes, crockery, glassware, 
 
 &o., &c, Main. 
 Bettes, H. C, flouring mill, &o.. Main. 
 Bettes, J. N., M.U., chemist and druggist, Main. 
 BOWLES, JOHN, dealer in groceries, provisions, 
 
 crockery, glassware, paper hangings, boots, shoes, 
 
 &c., &o.. Prince Edward. 
 BRIGHTON FLAG, Hasletown, Spencer, editor and 
 
 publisher. Main (see card, p. 68). 
 British and American Express Company, J. Porkia, 
 
 agent, Depot. 
 
 Bryant, John L , proprietor Sportsman's Hall, op- 
 posite Depot. 
 
 I'ulkley, Styles, general merchant. Main. 
 
 Burrull, Georgo S., clerk 8th division court. Main. 
 
 Butter, Wm , saw and fulling mills. Prince Edward. 
 
 Clark, J. 0., carriage and waggon maker, Prinoe 
 Edward. 
 
 Clarke, Robert, blacksmith k waggon maker. Main. 
 
 Coots, Dr., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Crann, W. H., telegraph operator, Q. T. R. 
 
 Deacon, John B. R., general merchant. Main. 
 
 Dafoe, A. W., tailor, Msin. 
 
 Demill, J. B., tinsmith. Main. 
 
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 EDUCATIONALIST (monthly), Haileton Speno«r, 
 editor and publisher (aee card, p. 68). 
 
 Kjre, John, attorney, solicitor in chancery, insur- 
 ance agent, &c., Main. 
 
 Ferriss, Matthew, general merchant, Prince Edward. 
 
 Fife, A. E., physician and surgeon. 
 
 FORBES, ALEX., barrister, attorney, solicitor, 
 insurance agent, &c.. Main (see card, p. 68). 
 
 GROSS, II., dealer in groceries, boots, shoes, 
 crookeryware, stationery, oil, fancy articles, &c,. 
 Main. 
 
 Gross, Dr. P., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Gross, L. P., general merchant. Main. 
 
 Hagler, S. D., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Kcnna, Miss Maria, milliner and dress maker. 
 
 Ketchnro, H. E., proprietor Ketcbum's Hotel, cor- 
 ner Main and Prince Edward. 
 
 Ketcbum's Hotel, II. E. Ketchnm, proprietor, cor- 
 ner Main and Prince Edward. 
 
 Lockwood, Joseph, postmaster. 
 
 Lcckwood, Joseph E., operator Montreal Telegraph 
 Company. 
 
 LOCKWOUD, M. K., insurance agent, notary pub- 
 lic, commissioner, conveyancer, issuer of marriage 
 licenses, &c., Main. 
 
 Mansion House, Johnston Turkington, proprietor, 
 Main, 
 
 MoAlease, John, blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 Main. 
 
 Montreal Telegraph Company, Joseph E. Lockwood, 
 operator. 
 
 Nix, Henry, blacksmith. Main. 
 
 PETEUSON, N. K., dealer in groceries, proTisions, 
 country produce, crockery, glassware, paints, oils, 
 &c., &c., Prince Edward. 
 
 Prieur House, Levi Prieur, proprietor. Main. 
 
 Prieur, Levi, proprietor Prieur House, Main. 
 
 Proctor, John E., general merchant. Main. 
 
 Proctor, J. R. & Co., general merchants, Main. 
 
 Proctor, Silas, recTc. 
 
 Proctor, W. C, general merchant, Main. 
 
 Purkis, J., station master Grand Trunk Railway, 
 
 and express agent. 
 Purdy, L. A., general store. Main. 
 Ratbbnn, J. C., blacksmith, Main. 
 Robinson, L., blacksmith. 
 Smith, W. W., watchmaker, jeweller, bookseller and 
 
 stationer, Prince Edward. 
 SPENCER, HAZLETON, editor and publisher of the 
 
 Edueationalitl and Brighton Flag, Main (see card, 
 
 p. 68). 
 Sportsman's Hall, opposite depot, John L. Bryant 
 
 proprietor. 
 Squiers, Henry, county warden. Prince Edward. 
 Stanly, James, saddle and harness maker. Main. 
 Taylor, James, hardware and sewing machine agent, 
 
 Main. 
 Turkington, Johnston, proprietor Mansion House, 
 
 Main. 
 Ward, John, cooper. Prince Edward. 
 Webb, \. C, provincial land surveyor. Main. 
 WEBB, THOMAS, dealer in dry goods, groceries, 
 
 boots and shoes, hats and caps, crockery, glass- 
 ware, paints, oils, lamps, dye stuffs, &o., Main. 
 Webb, W. W., retired merchant. 
 WELLINGTON, ISAAC M., baker, confectioner, 
 
 grocer, &o.. Main. 
 Williams W. S., attorn ey-at-1 aw Ac, Main. 
 Wilson, D., tailor. Main. 
 Worthington, W., shoemaker. 
 Wynn, Robert, manufacturer and dealer in, boots 
 
 and shoes, hides and leather. Main. 
 Youngleslie, David, collector of customs, Depot. 
 Yale, Mrs. Sarah, milliner and dressmaker. Main. 
 
 BBINKWOBTH, C. W,— A post village in the township of Rawdon, county of Hastings, and was 
 first settled in 1805. The soil of the surrounding country is a rich clay loam, well adapted to the 
 raising of wheat, barley, and the other staple grains. The village has a good common school, one 
 Methodist and one Baptist church. Distant from Belleville, the county seat, ^0 miles ; and from Ster- 
 ling, 6 miles. Population 160. 
 
 Adams, Nathaniel, shoemaker. 
 
 D'Orsay, Hiram, waggon maker. 
 
 FULLEaTON, ALEX., postmaster and blacksmith. 
 
 Lamb, W., builder and arboitect. 
 
 Lott, Benjamin, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Lott, Mrs. Matilda, milliner. 
 
 Loucks, Adam, proprietor Loncks' Hotel. 
 
 Loucks' Hotel, Adam Loaoks, proprietor. 
 
 Merrick, Isaac, saddle and harness maker. 
 Wesoott, Samuel, flour and grain dealer. 
 White, Philo, carpenter and builder. 
 WJiite, Wm. Harrison, carpenter, builder and cabi- 
 net maker. 
 Williams, Alley, village warden & gen< ral merchant. 
 Williams, Mrs. Sarah, milliner and dress maker, 
 
 BRISTOL, C E. — A small post village in the township of Bristol and county of Pontiac. The Com- 
 missioner's Court for the township sits here. Distant from Ottawa, 40 miles ; and from Portage du 
 Fort, IS miles. Population 60. 
 
 Craig, Wm., J. P., mayor of township and general 
 
 merohnnt. 
 KING, WM., J. P., postmaster, Lt. Col. of Militia, 
 
 land and mill owner. 
 
 Laird, James, mill manager. 
 Shirley^ Wm. S., clerk of division court. 
 Smith, George, physician and surgeon. 
 Wardrope, Rev. David, Presbyterian. 
 
 BBITONVILLE, C. E.~A post village, situated on North River, in the township of Morin and 
 county of Argenteuil. Distant from Lachute, the county town, 20 miles ; from Montreal, 60 miles ; 
 from Quebec, 230 miles ; and from Toronto, 860 miles. Population of township 464. 
 
 Bftrron, Thomas, crown land agent. 
 
 HAMILTON, GEO., postmaster and parish mayor. 
 
 Mayer, Michael & Son, flour and saw mill owners. 
 
 MoCulloch, Wm., schoolteacher. 
 
 Newton, John, general merchant and blacksmith. 
 
 Sturrock, John, saw mill proprietor. 
 Teokill, Isaac, parish secretary and treasurer. 
 Webster, Rev. John, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Wray, Rev. H. B,, Church of England. 
 
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 BBOCKVTLLE, C. W. — A thriving and incorporated town, in the township of Eliiabetb and county 
 of Leeda, pleasantly situated on the banks of the River St. Lawrence, at the foot of the thousand 
 islands. It is the county town of the United Counties of Leeda and Grenville, and a port of entry. 
 All the steamers plying between Montreal, Kingston, Toronto, oud Hamilton stop here daily. The 
 Grand Trunk Railway has a station here, and the Brockville and Ottawa Railway connect) it with 
 Perth and Almonte, furnishing easy and safe transportation for all parties who may wish to travel or 
 ship over the road. A steam ferry boat plies every half hour in summer between Brockville and 
 Morrishnrg, N. Y. Distant from Almonte, 6*2 miles : from <^nrIeton Place, 46 miles ; Perth. 40 miles ; 
 Smith's Falls, 28 miles; Kingston, 48 miles; Toronto, 208 miles; and from Montreal, 125 milea. Daily 
 mail, with money order office. Population 4,112. 
 
 Abbott, B., baker. Railway. 
 
 American Hotel, Gilbert Row, proprietor, King. 
 
 Andrews' Grand Trunk Ilouae, Knilroad. 
 
 Baker, John, fanning mill manufacturer, Perth. 
 
 Bancroft, James, manager Commercial Bank of 
 Canada, Court House Avenue. 
 
 Bank of Montrual, Court House Avenue, F. M. 
 Holmes, manager. 
 
 Bamhart, George, hatter and furrier, Apple. 
 
 Barr, Henry, tin, copper aou sheet iron ware, King. 
 
 Beach, Miss J., milliner and dressmaker, Apple. 
 
 Beacher, Isaac, brewer and tarmor, VV&ter. 
 
 Bell, James, train despatcber and operator, &c., 
 Grand Trunk Railway. 
 
 Bell, Wm., high constable, Perth. 
 
 Bennett, T., proprietor St. Lawrence Hall, oor. 
 Buell and Church. 
 
 Black, David, blacksmith. Water. 
 
 Blythe, J. & R., dry goods, &c.. King. 
 
 BOLQER, PATRICK, grocer and baker. Main. 
 
 Bolta, George, harness maker, Perth. 
 
 Booth, George, grocery and provision store. King. 
 
 Branch Bank of Upper Canada, office Court House 
 Avenue. 
 
 Braniff, Thomas, saloon. Main. 
 
 Bredin, Rev. John, Wesleyan Motbodist. 
 
 BRENNAN, DAVID, clerk Willson House. 
 
 British American Express Company, office Court 
 House Avenue. 
 
 Brophy, James, boot and shoemaker and dealer, 
 Main. 
 
 Brockville Gas Company — R. P. Colton, president ; 
 Benj. Chaffey, Vice President; Thos. Wilkinson, 
 manager; Robert Hervcy, Secretary — works, St. 
 Paul. 
 
 BROCKVILLE MONITOR, (weekly,) J. McMullen, 
 editor and proprietor, Main. 
 
 BROCKVILLE & OTTAWA RAILWAY COMPANY 
 — Hon. George Sherwood, president; R. F. Steele, 
 vice president ; Robert Ilervey, secretary and 
 treasurer ; A. Brooks, engineer and superintend- 
 ent. 
 
 BROCKVILLE RECORDER (weekly), David Wylie, 
 jditor and publisher. Main. 
 
 Brockville Whip Company, P. 0. Butts & Co., pro- 
 prietors ; office, at T. J. B. Harding's, Main. 
 
 Brown, Thomas, butcher. Market House. 
 
 BROOKS, A., engineer and superintendent Brock- 
 ville and Ottawa Railway Co. ; office, Depot. 
 
 Brough, C, aooountnnt, Bank of Montreal. 
 
 Bnoher, H., livery stable keeper. King. 
 
 BUELL & SENKLER, barristers, attorney s-at-Uw, 
 Bolioitors in chancery, conveyancers, notaries 
 public, &o., &c.. King. 
 
 Bumiston, E. II., conductor B. & 0. Railway; resi- 
 dence, James, corner Garden. 
 
 Burns, Rev. H., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Butts, P. O. & Co., Brockville Whip Co. ; office, at 
 T. J. B. Harding's, Main. 
 
 Cameron, James, grocer and seedsman, King. 
 
 Gftmm, Thomas, merchant tailor. King. 
 
 Campbell, W. H,, clerk of the crown. 
 Caniiield, Miss Mary, milliner, &c., King. 
 Chaffey, B., manufacturer of stoves, &c., Railway. 
 Chaffey, Geo. & Bro., machine shop, forwarders, 
 
 and ship builders. Water. 
 Chambers, F. W. H., barristers, &o.. Main. 
 Chambers, J. A., physician and surgeon, Conrt 
 
 House Avenue. 
 Chandler & Hannan, grocers, jtc. King. 
 Cbilds, David, wholesale and retail dealer in boots, 
 
 shoes, leather and findings. King. 
 Clayes, E. D., produce and commission merchant, 
 
 agent American Steamboat Co. 
 Clinton, James, manufacturer of and dealer in boots 
 
 and shoes. King. 
 Coatcs, Wm., watchmaker, jeweller, and taxider- 
 
 mist. King. 
 Cole, J. J., North American Hotel, corner of Main 
 
 and Mill. 
 Cole, M., groceries and provisions, King. 
 Cole, Wilmot H., tin, copper, acid sheet iron, stoves, 
 
 &c.. Main. 
 Colton, R, P., foundry and machine shop. Water. 
 Commercial Bank of Canada, Court House Avenue, 
 
 James Bancroft, manager. 
 Comstock. W. H., agent for Rome and Watertown 
 
 Railroad Co., office at T. J. B. Harding's, Main. 
 Cook, Wm., baker and confectioner, Main. 
 Coombs John, saddle, trunk, and harness manufko- 
 
 turer. Railway. 
 Cowins, Mrs. H., confectioner. King, 
 Crawford, Hon. George, M.P.P. 
 Crawford, James, contractor. Main. 
 Crawford, John, postmaster and fire and life assur- 
 ance agent. King. 
 Cunningham, Thomas, grocery and provision dealer, 
 
 Apple. 
 Custom House, port of Brockville — E. Webster, col- 
 
 leoto- 'ii customs; Alex. Stewart, landing w liter; 
 
 Chf'.'- Sibnld, landing waiter; Wm. N. Dunham, 
 
 preveiM ' ve officer. 
 Daley, Tu >mas, grocery, Perth. 
 DANA, A. C, proprietor Willson House, King, (see 
 
 card, p. 76). 
 DANA, GEORGE A., manufacturer of superior 
 
 leather hose, leather belting, leather findings, &c., 
 
 King, (see card, p. 68). 
 Deacon, Joseph, barrister, &c.. Main. 
 DeCarle, L., marble works. Railway. 
 Dickinson, Charles, deputy sheriff. 
 Donaldson, Andrew, tin, copper, and sheet iroa 
 
 ware. Main. 
 Dowsley, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 Dunham, E., J. P., King. 
 
 Dunham, Wm. M., preventive officer. Custom House. 
 DUNLOP, JOHN J., principal, grammar school. 
 Dunn, A. T., physician and surgeon, office at T. J. B. 
 
 Harding's, Main. 
 Earl, Robert, tavern keeper, Perth. 
 Easton, George, commission merchant and forwarder, 
 
 Water. 
 
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 READY-MADE CLOTHING, COLLARS, NECK TIE8, &c. 
 
 kutq street. 
 
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 MAIN STREET, BROCKVILLE, C. W. 
 
 J. II. ioTiteii the attention of the Medical Profession, Country Merchants, and the Publle, to 
 his large and varied stock of Drags and Chemicals, Brushes of all kinds, Colors, Bronze and Leaf, 
 Combs, Corks, Druggist's Sundries, Dye Stuffs, Sponges, Fancy Soaps, Glue, Glassware, Instruments, 
 Trusses and Syringes, Patent Medicines, Perfmaery, Preparations of I. 11., Lamp and Machinery 
 Oils, Paints, Varnishes, Plaster of Paris, Water Lime, Land Piaster, Spices, Best Kerosene Oils, 
 Lamps, and Trimmings. 
 
 GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS. 
 The Highest Cash Price paid for Clover, Timothy, and Flax Seeds, Beeswax and Honey 
 
 BROCKVILLE, C. W. 
 
 J. SM.ART, P^ROPRIETOE. 
 
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 HARDWARE OF EVERT DESCRIPTION. 
 
 CABINET AND BUILDERS' HARDWARE AND SMALL CASTINGS, 
 DOOR LATCHES, 
 
 HAT AND HALL HOOKS, BLIND HINGES, DOOR KNOCKERS, 
 
 CABIMDT €L4I?IPS, &c., &c. 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT & CO., PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, KINQ STREET, TORONTO. 
 
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 EA8T0N, J. P., general blacksmith and carriage 
 
 mnker. King. 
 EASTON, S. O., bakrr and confectioner and dealer 
 
 in groceries, proTisions, crockery, ftc, King. 
 Ebernen, Oe<irge >V. dentist. Main. 
 EPMONDSON, aOBT. 0. W., pliy^ician and Bor- 
 
 geon ; hI!<o, coroner for the united counties of 
 
 Leeds & OreBTilIf , agent for marriage licenses fur 
 
 the !<Mnie, King. 
 Englirli, .John, carrlnpc mnker, Perth. 
 Fnirbairn, J. K., baker and cont'ectiouer, King. 
 Farrni, Wm., livery and sale stable, rear of Willsou 
 
 House. 
 Findliy, Thomas, dry goods and groceries!, Main. 
 Fitzriimmons, R. & Sun., dealarii in groceries, prorU 
 
 Bions, wine and spirits, Main. 
 FITZSIM.MONS, TllOS. J., barrister, nttorneyat- 
 
 law, solicitor in chancery and notary public, 
 
 Main. 
 FitMtimmons, Wm., mayor, architect and builder. 
 FLETCHER, C, importer, wholesale dealer, and 
 
 retail hardware merchant. Main (see card, p. 78). 
 Fletcher & Cole, barbers and hair dressers, King. 
 Flint, Samuel, retired. 
 Fra!<er, Hector, deposit-ledger keeper, Commercial 
 
 Blink of Canada. 
 Freeman, Rev Mr., Baptist. 
 Fulford, Hiram, marble worker and agent N T. Co., 
 
 office Urockville and Ottawa Railway Depot. 
 Gallena, James, saloon, King. 
 Oilmour William, groceries and liquors, Main. 
 Gilpin, Wm., ptinier, Perth. 
 Gla«ford, G. B., deputy rej^Btrar, county of Lteds, 
 
 office Court Houhe Avenue. 
 GlaiB, Lawience, cooper, St. ABdrrws, cor. Water. 
 Gordon, H A., physician. Main. 
 Gould, J., Hhoemaker, Perth. 
 Graham, Jamen, eating bouse. Water. 
 GRAHAM, ROBERT, manufacturer and dealer in 
 
 boots and shoes, Main. 
 Grant, Robert W., tin, copper and sheet iron worker, 
 
 stoves, &c.. Main, 
 Green. John, tavern keeper, King. 
 GRIFFIN, GEO. B., tt.<«tter, furrier and ready-made 
 
 olotbiug. Main (see cat^, p. 74;. 
 Griffiths, R J., blacksmith, horse-sboer, and gene- 
 ral jobber. Water. 
 Grogan, John, freight clerk, Grand Trunk Railway. 
 Grooves, Wm., butcher, Market House. 
 Harding, T. J. B., wholesale and retail druggist, 
 
 Main. 
 Hargraves, Mr., retired, Montreal Road. 
 Barland, Thomas, grocery. Main. 
 Barren, E., tanner, Perth. 
 BAWKES, JAMES, chemist and druggist, Main 
 
 (see card, p. 74). 
 Bazlewood, Miss Eliza, milliner, Water. 
 Bealy, James, saloon keeper, Main. 
 Henderson, James, butcher. Market House. 
 Henderson, J., tavern keeper, Perth. 
 BERVEY, J. H. A., wholesale grocer, corner Court 
 
 Bouse Avenue and Main (see card, p. 78). 
 Hervey, Robert, feoretary and treasurer Brockville 
 
 and Ottawa Railway, and secretary for Brockville 
 
 Gas Company ; office. Depot. 
 Herrick'B Hotel, King. 
 Holmei'. F. M., manager Bank of Montreal, Court 
 
 House Avenue. 
 HOUSON, GEORGE, grocery and provision dealer, 
 
 King (»e« card, p. 78). 
 Hunter, Michael, butcher, Market House. 
 Hatobinson, James, grocery, Perth. 
 
 Hutcbeson, George, dealer in dry goods and agent 
 Wanzer's sewing machines, Main. 
 
 Jackson, Wm U., saddle and harness maker. Main. 
 
 Jameson, P. B., merchant tailor and clothier, King. 
 
 Jeoto, Timothy, engineer, St. Paul. 
 
 Jesrap, James, clerk United Counties Leeds and 
 Orenvllle. 
 
 JOHNSON, J., barber and hairdresser. King. 
 
 Johuston, Alexander, Mackenzie House, Main. 
 
 Jones, David, registrar of county of Leeds ; office. 
 Court llouxc Avenue. 
 
 Jones, Herbert C, barrl."tcr and attorney-at-law, 
 &c., insurance agent ; office, over Fletcher's, op* 
 poslte Town HaII. 
 
 Jones, John B , clerk first division court. Main. 
 
 Judson, B. L. & Co., patent medicines; office, at T. 
 .]. B. Harding's, Main. 
 
 Kearns, James, carriage mnker, Perth. 
 
 Kelly, Thomas, proprietor Ottawa House, Market- 
 Kennedy, Edward, boot and shoemaker. King. 
 
 King, Thomas, grocery. Main. 
 
 KingHley, Wm., diacount clerk. Commercial Bank 
 of Canada. 
 
 Klock, J. D., cigars and tobaccos. Main. 
 
 Knowles, H. E , teller Bank of Montreal. 
 
 LANDON, WELLINGTON, groceries, provisions, 
 &c.. Main. 
 
 Landon. E. R., cabinet maker, Perth. 
 
 LAWLESS, E., wholesale and retail dealer in gro- 
 ceries, wines, liquors, &c.. City block. Main. 
 
 Leach, Duke, blacksmith and wnggon maker. 
 
 Leggo, John, surgeon dentist. Main. 
 
 Leroy, 0. R., proprietor d«w marble works, I3ng. 
 
 Lininan, Hugh, grocer, Church. 
 
 Linton, A., flouring mill, G. T. R. 
 
 Lipsett, Robert, manufacturer and dealer in boots 
 and t<hoes. King. 
 
 LOTTROP, F. L., auctioneer and commission mer- 
 chant. King. 
 
 MacUonald, John, teller Commercial Bank Canada. 
 
 Malloch, George, judge county court. 
 
 Manley, Wm., merehaot tailor and clothier, Main. 
 
 Manuel, Wm , variety store, jewellery, &o.. King. 
 
 Martin, Paul, gunsmith, King. 
 
 Maxwell, T. F., blacksmith, Main. 
 
 McCnbe, John, grocery and black.smith. Water. 
 
 McCrady, A. G., tanner and carrier. Main. 
 
 McCttlloucb, Wm., agricultural implement manit- 
 facturer. Water. 
 
 McDonald, A. N. & Co., proprietors dead shot worm 
 candy ; office at T. J. B. Harding's, Main. 
 
 McDonald, Frank F., operator on G. T. R. 
 
 McElbinny, J., cabinet maker and furniture dealer, 
 Main. 
 
 Mclntyre, Mr., photographer, King. 
 
 McKechnie, Wm., station agent Q. T. R. Co. 
 
 McKer, Henry, saloon. King. 
 
 McMillen, Wm., clothier. King. 
 
 MoMULLEN, J., proprietor Monitor printing office, 
 editor and proprietor of the Brockville Munitor, 
 Main. 
 
 McMULLEN & Co., wholesale and retail dealers in 
 hardware, and stationery, Main. 
 
 McNish, Miss H , milliner, &o.. King. 
 
 Merron, P., eating house. King. 
 
 Millen, W. J., saddle, harness, and trunk manufac- 
 turer. King. 
 
 Miller, Harvey, blacksmith and waggon maker, 
 
 Milles, John Richard, Kingston road. 
 
 Morden, J. H., physician, Main. 
 
 Morris, Hon. James, M P.P., Court House AT«nae. 
 
 Morrison, Rev. Duncan, Church of Scotland. 
 
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 MONITOR '^RIKTINQ OFFICE, J. MoMuUen, pro- 
 prietor, Main. 
 Mullaoey, Patrick, aaloon. King. 
 Murphy, MiobMl, butcher, Market Hoage. 
 Murray, Joho, agent British American Ezpreas, 
 
 Montreal Telegraph Company's office, Court 
 
 UouBe Avenue. 
 Murray, Patrick, butcher. Market House. 
 Nightingale & McGregor, merchant tailora and 
 
 clothiers. Main. 
 NOVELTY WORKS, J. Smart, proprietor, Water, 
 
 (iee card, p. 74). 
 Odell, D., eclectic physician, Perth. 
 Olds, J. & Co., carriage makers, Perth. 
 O'Reilly, Mrs. Ann, grocery and provisions, Main. 
 Overell, Edward, agent, dealer in stationery and 
 
 fancy goods. Ring. 
 Hardy, W. II., accountant, Branch Bank of Upper 
 
 Canada. 
 Parks, Jsmes, flour and feed store. Court Ilouse 
 
 Avenue. 
 Parr, Arthur, manufacturer of saddles, harness, 
 
 trunks, &c., opposite the Willson Ilouse, King. 
 Pearoe, J., tavern. Railway. 
 Poole, J., furniture. King. 
 Pooley & Co., flour and feed dealers, Main. 
 Potter, John C, boot and shoemaker, Apple. 
 Quigg, .T., cabinet maker and dealer in furniture. 
 
 Main. 
 Robertson, Miss Zelphie, dressmaker, St. Paul. 
 RICHARDS & 8ENKLER, barristers, attorncys- 
 
 at-law and solicitors in chancery, King. 
 Reid, George, importer and dealer in shelf and 
 
 heavy hardware. Main. 
 Bivers, J. W. B., manager Branch Bank of Upper 
 
 Canada. 
 Boss, John, dry goods, groceries, crockery, &c.. 
 
 Main. 
 Ross, Samuel, dry goods and groceries, Main. 
 Row, D. & Son, saddle and harness makers, Main. 
 Row, Gilbert, proprietor American Hotel, King. 
 Row, Henry, lumber merchant. 
 Row, James, contractor, residence William. 
 Row & Maniiard, dealers in dry goods groceries, &c., 
 
 Main. 
 Rvddick, John, grocery. Main. 
 Saunders, Solomon, baker and confectioner, Water. 
 Soadding, H., teller. Branch Bank Upper Canada. 
 Siihofield, F., law office, Main. 
 Siihofield, James L., treasurer United Counties Leeds 
 
 and Grenville. 
 Schofield, W. A., secretary and treasurer Mutual 
 
 Insurance Company, coroner, commissioner in B. 
 
 R., and chancery court. Main. 
 Seaman, S. J., cabinetmaker & undertaker, King. 
 Sheffield, Thos. R., dealer in dry goods, groceries, 
 
 crockery and hardware. Main. 
 Shields, E., boot and shoemnker. 
 Shepherd, Robert, flour and saw mills, Mill. 
 
 Sherwood, A., sheriff United Cosnties of Leeds and 
 Grenville. 
 
 Sherwood, Wm., barriHter-atlaw, solicitor-in-chan- 
 eery, &c.. Court House. 
 
 Sherwood & Steele, barristers and attomeys-at-law. 
 Main. 
 
 Sherwood, Steele & Withey, barristers & solicitors, 
 Main. 
 
 SIbrld, Charles, landing; waiter. Custom House. 
 
 S.V RT, J., Novelty Works (foundry), Water (s«e 
 card, p. 71). 
 
 Smart, T., merchant tailor and clothier. King. 
 
 Smith, Rev. J. K., (M.A.,) Presbyterian church. 
 
 Smith fi Shepherd, importers and dealtrs in dry 
 goods, groceries, crockery, glassware, Kiujj. 
 
 Stngg, Alfred, butcher. West Ward Market. 
 
 Stagg, John, butcher, Market House. 
 
 Starr Brothers, wholesale fruit ami oyster depot and 
 manufacturers of steam made biscuits and confec- 
 tionery, King. 
 
 STEACY, T. B., watchmaker and dealer in fine 
 English lever watches, English, French, and Am- 
 erican gold and plated jewelry, King (see card 
 p. 78). 
 
 Stevenson, Chas., agent, Royal Mail line steamers. 
 
 Stewart, Alexander, landing waiter, Custom House. 
 
 St. Lawrence Hall, corner liuell & Church, T. Ben- 
 nett, proprietor. 
 
 Stockwell, Francis Wm., accountant, Commercial 
 Bank of Canada. 
 
 Story, Miss E., milliner and dealer in fancy goods. 
 King. 
 
 Stuart, A., grocery, Perth. 
 
 Tane, Rev. R. T., Church of England. 
 
 Taylor, James, proprietor Taylor's Hotel, King. 
 
 Taylor, John, boot and shoe manufacturer & dealer, 
 King. 
 
 Taylor's Hotel, James Taylor proprietor. King. 
 
 Turner, Allen, & Co., chemists and druggists, manu- 
 facturers of paints, &c.. King. 
 
 TURNER, GEO. U. & CO., chemists and druggists, 
 Kingjfsee card p. 78). 
 
 Voitch, J., cutler. 
 
 Webster, E., collector of customs, Custom House, 
 Water. 
 
 Whitehead, Robert,'locomotive foreman 0. T. R. 
 
 Whitney, Henry, watchmaker and jeweller. Main. 
 
 Wilcox, Miss Sarah, tniloress, St. Paul. 
 
 Wilkinson, Thos., manager Brockville Gas Company, 
 St. Paul. 
 
 Wilkinson, U. (i., prop. Mackenzie House, Market. 
 
 WliiiiSON, W. H., contractor, re:.. Willson House. 
 
 WILLSON HOUSE, A. C. Dana proprietor, King 
 (see card. p. 70). 
 
 Withey, George, attorney-at-law and solicitor-in- 
 chancery. Main. 
 
 Woods, Geo., M., cigar and tobacconiRt, King. 
 
 WYLIE, DAVID, Editor and Publisher Brockville 
 (ictekly) Recorder, Main. 
 
 BROME, C E. — A thriving post village, sometimes called Brome Corner, situated on a brnnch of the 
 Yamaska river, in the township and county of Brome. Distant from Koowlton, the county seat, 4 
 miles ; from Montreal, 64 miles ; and from Quebec, 200 miles. Population about 200. 
 
 Boright, John 0., blacksmith. 
 Boright, Leonard, deputy custom-house officer. 
 jCaswell, Ouette, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Chandler, A. U., school secretary. 
 Chandler, £. L., general merchant and county secre- 
 tary. 
 
 Daruh, Robert, hotel keeper. 
 Donally, Joseph, cabinet maker. 
 Farrar, Rev. W., Congregationalist. 
 Foster, H. S., county registrar. 
 Fowler, Rev. H., Methodist. 
 Hunter, Wm. C, school commissioner. 
 
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 BROCKVILLE, 
 
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 BRITISH WAKEHOUSE, NEAR THE TUNNEL, MAIN STREET, BROCKVILLE, CW. 
 
 Importer^ Wholesale aid Retail Dealer in Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Groceriei, 4«. 
 
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 WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, 
 
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 And if you are not satlsfled after using the contents of one bottle, the purchaser may return the bottle 
 to tiie Agent, who will in all cases refund the money. 
 
 It will cure Inflammatioa, Tio Doloreux, Neuralgia, Cholio, Sore Throat, Chilblains, Cramp 
 
 in the Stomach, Painter's Cholio, Pleurisy. Cramp, Cholera Morbus, Pains in the Breast 
 
 or Sice, Lumbago, Cholera Dysentery, and in short it is the FAMILY Medicine. 
 
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 Sold by all Dealers in Medicines. Price 25c. 
 
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 Jackson, H. N., J. P. 
 Lefebvre. Insephi oounty clerk. 
 Lindeiiy, Kev. R., Episcopalian. 
 Lul'kiiiH, Hfrbert, shoemaker. 
 Macrsrlune, John, township seoretarjr. 
 Pettes, N.. J P., insurance agent. 
 Prime, B. W., farmer. 
 
 Reed, W. E , shoemaker. 
 Smith, David W., saw mill proprietor. 
 Smith, Miss Rntb, school teacher. 
 Sweet, J. C, tanner and currier. 
 WILLIAMS, U. R., podtraaster and general mer- 
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 SBOMPTON, C. "E. — A post village and township in the county of Richmond and Ditttrict of St. 
 Fiuiiui.t. Its trade is piiiiuipnlly in lumber. There are five ilL-jtriet iichools in the township. Distant 
 from Montreal, 8U miles ; and from Quebec, 110 miles. Population of the township about 1,100. 
 
 Chellasj, John, municipiil secretary a;.d treasurer. 
 
 Clarke, Charles, hotel keeper. 
 
 Clarke, C. S. & Co., general merchants and saw mill 
 
 proprietors. 
 CropHU, Juhn, boot and shoemaker. 
 Qrunly, Lnzeiiby, boot and shucmuker. 
 Hansford, Rev. VVm. 
 
 Mack, W. Gordon, mayor, barrister and attornejr. 
 
 McCaw, Mr., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Milne, Robert, cabinet maker. 
 
 Osier, Charles. 
 
 Smith, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Steel, John D., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Sl'fiVENS, E. B., postmaster. 
 
 BBOMPTON FALLS, C. E, — A small villngo in the township of Brompton, county of Richcaor.d 
 aii>i <li-trict of St. I'runcis. It is principally noted as being the sent of one of tho largest lumbering 
 CHiiihlifliments in the country. Distant from Shorbrooke, 6 miles; from Richmoml, 18 miles; from 
 Muntreiil, ttU miles; and from Quebec, 110 miles. Daily mail. Population about 300. 
 
 Clarke, Cyrus S. & Co., general merchants and mill 
 proprietors. 
 
 DEAN, jam; 
 agent. 
 
 IS, postmaster, station and express 
 
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 BRONTE, C. W. — A village situated on the shore of Lake Ontario, at the mouth of Twelve Mile Creek, 
 in the luwrnship of Trafalgar, county of Ilalton. It is a station on the Grand Trunk Kiiilw.ay, and has 
 a harbuur capable of receiving vessels of 800 tons burthen. Distunt from Hamilton, 13 miles ; Toronto, 
 85 miles; Milton, 12 miles, Population 660. 
 
 Adams, S., blacksmith. 
 
 Lelyed, Wm., general merchant. ■. ' 
 
 Butler. Wm , waggon maker. 
 
 Colton, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Davidson, Joseph, general dealer. 
 
 Fleming, James 1)., general dealer. 
 
 Hkgamaii, A., general dealer./ .r , 
 
 Hagaman. B., general merchant. 
 
 Hixiin, Jiseph, lumber dealer. 
 
 Lucas, Wm., agricultural implement maker. 
 
 McWayne, James, innkeeper. 
 
 Sovereign, C, J. P. 
 
 Tolmi, Thomas, general merchant. 
 
 Thompson, Edward, hotel keeper, 
 
 Wallace, W. G , butcher. 
 
 White, James, lumber merchant. 
 
 Williams & Beljed, dry goods, &o. 
 
 WilliiimB, Cumer & Co., millers. 
 
 Williams, B., postmaster and general dealer. 
 
 Wright, Mrs. W., general store. 
 
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 BB.OOKLIN, C. W.— A villnge in the township of Whitby and county of Ontario, South Riding 
 Biiu.iteii ,in Valley Crock. It has a large retail trade and several furniture manufactories. Distant 
 from Whitby, the county town, 6 miles; and from Toronto, 87 miles. Daily mail. Population 
 about 700. 
 
 Adams, Rev. Wm , Wcslcynn Methodist. 
 
 Alexander, A., hotel keeper. ' " 
 
 Alexandre, A. G., school teacher. 
 
 Budgeley, J., potash maker. 
 
 Barclay, James farmer. 
 
 DeunisH, George, tailor. 
 
 Beokoll, J. U,, township reeve, flour and grist mill 
 
 owner. 
 Blair, Mr., school teacher. 
 Boynton, J , hotel keeper. 
 Brezre, J., shoemaker. 
 Bruce, John, grocer. 
 Campbell, Aaron, J, P. 
 Campbell, Calvin, J. P. 
 Campbell, Juhn, J. P., lumber merchant and saw 
 
 mill owner. 
 Campbell, Robert, J, P., flour and grist mill owner. 
 
 Clockman, Charles, tailor. 
 
 Coles, J. & 8., tanners. 
 
 Crawford, M., farmer. 
 
 Croxall, Edward, tanner. 
 
 Curran, J., plasterer and mason. 
 
 Dald, John, saiMle and harness maker. 
 
 DARLINGTON, R., postmaster, village treasurer, 
 
 and general merchant. 
 Dawes, John, druggist. 
 Faint, John, house and sign painter. 
 Fisher, 8 , farmer. 
 Foote, J., physician and surgeon. 
 Francis, Peter, flour and grist mill owner. 
 Frasor, Miss, school teaihdr. 
 Ooldsboro, Wm,, weaver. 
 Granger, John, blacksmith. 
 Harrison, R. T., J. P., village clerk and cooper. 
 
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 Haalt, Wm., carpenter. 
 
 Hepburn, John, wnggna maker. 
 
 Hepinstall, Wm.. jeweller and watch maker. 
 
 Hoar, John, gardener. 
 
 Hollidajr, Tbomaa, general merchant. 
 
 Kester, Isaiah, carpenter. 
 
 Ketohen, Alexander, blacksmith. 
 
 Kilburn, Misa, milliner. 
 
 Laut, John, farmer. 
 
 Magee, John, farmer. 
 
 Martin, Thomas, carpenter. 
 
 McBrien, Wm., shoemaker. 
 
 Millii, Frank, carpenter. 
 
 Nichols, Wm., general merchant. 
 
 Palmer, J., shoemaker. 
 
 Patterson, Miss, school teacher. 
 
 Pentecost, T. & J., butchers. 
 
 Perhall, Richard, shoemaker. 
 
 Pbippen, N., cabinet maker and deaUr. 
 
 Robson, Thomas, tinsmith. 
 
 Smith, Qeorge, carpenter. 
 
 Squires, James, tailor. 
 
 Thomas, John, photographic artist. 
 
 Thomas, Mrs. John, milliner. 
 
 Thomas, L. C, J. P., barrister aitd crown land 
 
 agent. 
 Thomas, Rev. L. C, Presbyterian. 
 Thomas, S. M., general merchant and farnitare 
 
 dealer. 
 Tilly, Mr., school teacher. -'• 
 
 Walks, Wm., weaver. 
 Warren, James, farmer. 
 Warren, Robert, physician and surgeon. 
 Westlakc, Richard, waggon maker. 
 
 BBOOESDALE, C. W.— A small post village situated in the township of West Zorra and county of 
 
 OAt'orJ, Murtli Hiding. Distant from Woodstock, 17 miles. Population, 11. 
 
 Bagrie & Davidson, blacksmiths. 
 Carr, Qeorge, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 INNES, JOHN, postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 BROUOHTON, C. B.— A post village situated in the township of Broughton, county of Mcgan- 
 tio, and district of Arthabaska, settled in 1821 This township, with the surrounding ones on the 
 boutli, eaxt, north and west, are in a mineral region, abounding with the richest copper and other ores, 
 and according to competent authority, will be to the province of Canada what Cornwall and Devon- 
 shire have been to the British Idles. Distant from Quebec, 52 miles ; from Inverness, the county 
 town, 35 miles ; and from Montreal, (via Quebec), 230 miles. Population of township, about 1,300. 
 
 Bourgette, Mr., parish councillor. 
 Gillenders, John, paiish clerk. 
 HALL, CHARLES H. J., postmaster. 
 Hopper, Roger, mayor. 
 Lapointe, J. Kte , parish councillor. 
 Liseard, Richard, parish councillor. 
 
 McKeaze, John, J. P. 
 Provancial, P. parish councillor. 
 Richmond, Rev. J. P., Church of England. 
 Rinehart, Nicholas, pai-iHh councillor. 
 Scott, Rev. Wm., Presbyterian. 
 
 BBOWNSBURG, C E.— A small post village in the township of Chathnm and county of Argenteuil, 
 founded in 1828. Distant from Lncbutn, the county town, 4 miles ; Montreal 50 miles; and from 
 Ottawa, 70 miles. Population about 184. 
 
 Brown, Qeorge, J, P., grist, saw, and fulling mills 
 
 owner. 
 Colquhoun, Nathaniel, shoemaker. 
 Douglas, Wm. H., school teacher. 
 Dunn, Andrew, shoemaker. 
 Foreman, Wm., tanner and saw mill owner. 
 Green. Charles, carpenter. 
 VLtLW Iton, Alexander, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Hutchins, John, saw mill owner. 
 McAllister, Wm.. blacksmith. 
 McOIBBOX, ALEX., postmaster. 
 McOuat, Peter, carpenter. 
 Orr, Richard, tanner. 
 Pratt, Jasper, carpenter. 
 Stewart, John, shoemaker. 
 
 BROWNSVILLEj C W. — A thriving post village pleasantly situntod in the township of Dereham 
 and county of Oxtord, on the gravel road between Ingersoll ond Port Burwell. Trade principally 
 local. Distant from Woodstock, the county town, 25 mile- ; from London, 28 miles; from St. Thomas, 
 25 miles; from Ingersoll, 12 miles; and from Hamilton, GO milca. Population about 160. 
 
 Andrews, Charles, builder. 
 
 Andrews, Elbridge, carpenter. 
 
 Brown, Rev. B. P., Baptist. 
 
 Brown, O P., hotel keeper and linrncss maker. 
 
 Brown, Samuel, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Brown, Thomas, carpenter. 
 
 Crii'p, Wm. S , socond hand broker. 
 
 Fursmnn, John, waggon maker. 
 
 Hall, John, builder. 
 
 Ilarriss, A. S., school teacher. 
 
 Helnika, Henry, hnilder. 
 
 Hodgson, John, general agent. 
 
 Hodgson, Jonathan, bricklayer. 
 
 McDIAIVMlD, E., postmaster and general merchant 
 
 MoSberry, Andrew, blacksmith and agricultural 
 implement maker. 
 
 McSherry, George, blacksmith and agricultural Im- 
 plement maker. 
 
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 about 1,300. 
 
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 St. Thomas, 
 
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 palmer, James, bricklayer. 
 
 Pearson, Simeon, shoemaker. 
 
 Boyal Exchange Hotel, Ovid P. Brown, proprietor. 
 
 Sponenburgh, Wm., builder and second band broker. 
 Wittson, Rer. Mr., Episcopal Methodist. 
 Wilkinson, Rev. Henry, New Connexion Methodist. 
 
 BRXTCEFIELD, C. W. — A flourishing Tillafce situated in the townships of Toekernmith and Stanley 
 and county of Haron. It has a good local trade, being on the main road between Loudon and Goderioh. 
 Distant from Goderioh, the county town, 20 miles ; and from London, 42 miles. Daily mail. Popula- 
 tion about 260. 
 
 Armstrong, Robert, farmer. 
 
 Barry, Thomas, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Bowers, David, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Briggs, Edward J., tanner and boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Burtch, John, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Cameron, Duncan, tailor. 
 
 Crown Inn, John Rattenbury, proprietor. 
 
 Dearborn, Wm., cabinet maker. 
 
 Dixon Wm., proprietor Exchange Hotel. 
 
 Dunsmore, Henry, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Dunsmore, Mrs. U., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Exchange Hotel, Wm Dixon, proprietor. 
 
 Ferguson, Robert, school teacher. 
 
 Gibson, Robert, J. P. 
 
 Hampton, Mrs. J., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Johns, David, blacksmith. 
 
 Kennard, Thomas, carpenter and builder. 
 
 MARKS, ROBERT W., postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 McCowan, Samuel, accountant. 
 
 McDonald, Alexander, notary public. 
 McDonald, Dunnld, sen., tailor. 
 McDonald, Doaald. carpenter and builder. 
 McDonald, Duncan, blacksmith. 
 McDonald, Thomas, carpenter and builder. 
 Mcintosh, Hugh, waggon maker. 
 Mdlntosh, Jnlin, general merchant. 
 McMillan, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Melville, David, bout and shoemaker. 
 Miinro, Anicus, boot and shoemaker. 
 Mustard, llu^sh, farmer. 
 Rattenbury, John, proprietor Crown Inn. 
 Robertson, Jo.seph. tailor. 
 Ross, Rev. John, Presbyterian. 
 Scott, Wm. & Co., general merchants. 
 Sills, Diniel L., general merchant. 
 STODDART, DAVID, gentleman. 
 Swan, Andrew, farmer. 
 Vance, Alexander, weaver. 
 Youug, John, farmer. 
 
 BRUCE MINES, C. W.— A post village, situated near the head of Lake Huron, in the district 
 of Algoma, opposite tho loner end of the Island of St. Joseph. It is a port of entry, and contains 
 thH Bruce Mines, which are the property of the Montreal Mining Company. Distant from Sault Ste. 
 Miirie, 36 miles ; and from Toronto, 381 miles. Mail bi-weekly during summer, and ti-monthly 
 ■during winter. Population about 1,200. 
 
 Ball, Rev. W. S., Presbyterian. 
 
 Bealle, John, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Beaton, .Tohn, tailor. 
 
 Bennetts, Edward, assistant in Bruce Mines Com- 
 pany's store. 
 
 Bennetts, James, J. P. and cashier of Wellington 
 Mines. 
 
 Bowker, John, collector of customs. 
 
 Bruce Hotel, Alexander Cameron, proprietor. 
 
 Bruce Mine, Captain Thomas Hawatsou, agent. 
 
 Cameron, Alexander, hotel proprietor. 
 
 COATSWORTH, JOSHUA, postmaster. 
 
 Coney, Patrick, tailor. 
 
 Crebo, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 CrowHou, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Davie, Chas. H., J P. and manager of Bruce Mine. 
 
 Dollcn, Joseph, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Down, Rev. Samuel, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Oribliio, Mrs., milliner and dreHstnakcr. 
 
 HalUin, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Harris, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Harvey, James, school teacher. 
 
 Jones, John, farmer. 
 
 Kennedy, Wm., assistant in Bruce Mine Co.'s store. 
 
 King, Joseph, cooper. 
 
 Long, Alexander, physician. 
 
 Maloney, Wm., mason. 
 
 Marks, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 Marks, Thomas & Co., general merchants. 
 
 McKenzie, Daniel, J. P., and general merchant. 
 
 McLaughlin, Mr., blacksmitti. 
 
 Montreal Mining Company, general merchants. 
 
 Mnrry, G., farmer. 
 
 Nicholson, Peter, general merchant. 
 
 Painter, Thomas & Co., coopers. 
 
 Paul, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Paul, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Plumer. Wm., J. P. 
 
 Richards, Jf^' u, general merchant. 
 
 Salvial, E , saw rnill proprietor. 
 
 Simpson, Thomas, physician. 
 
 Stonehuuse, Mrs milliner uiid dressmaker. 
 
 Timmerson, A., farmer. 
 
 TRELE'X.SB. T. & E. A., hotel prop, (sec card p. 78). 
 
 TRELE/VSES HOTEL, T. .Si E. A. Trelease pro- 
 
 prietors (see card p. 78). 
 Tucker, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 Vivian, John, school teacher. 
 Ward, Thomas, photographic artist. 
 Wellington Mine, Wm. Plumer & F. Williams agents. 
 
 BRUDENELLE CORNERS, CW".— A post village in the townnhip of Brudenelle and District, 
 of Niplssing. Distant from tho county town, 40 miles; and from Ottawa, 108 miles. ^Population 80. 
 
 Carley, Francis, councillor. 
 Costello, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Daroy, Wm., shoemaker. 
 Sown, John, councillor. 
 Payet, D., general merchant. 
 Beyuolds, James, township clerk. 
 
 Reynolds, John, blacksmith. 
 
 RPiYNOLDS, JOHN, J, P., postmaster, general 
 
 merchant and reeve. 
 Soharbonne, John, general merchant. 
 Whelitn, ISfr., oounoillor. 
 
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 BB.UNSWI&K, C. W. — A small Tillage aod station on the Port riope, Lindsay aod Beavertoa Rail- 
 way, situated io the towasbip of Manvers, oounty of Durham, Eatt Riding. Distant from Port Hope, 
 the county town, 33 miles ; and from Toronto, 90 miles. Mails Jaily. 
 
 BEAMISH, S. R., postmaster. 
 
 Bruuswiok House, Frederiok Thompson, proprietor. 
 
 Morrow, Wm., school teacher. 
 
 Rylein, Alfred, reeve. - 
 
 Thompson, Frederick, saw miQ owner and proprie- 
 tor Brunswick House. 
 
 BUCKINGHAM, C. E. — A post village in the township of Bnckingham, county of Ottswa, and situ- 
 ated 2J miles from the Ottawa river, in the midst of a fine lumbering region. It has an aeademy and 
 three common schools. Distant from Ottawa City, 20 miles. Population 1200. 
 
 Aokert, R. D., general merchant and saw mill owner. 
 
 Berrardin, lijidore, shoemaker. 
 
 Ber> <«rdin, Joseph, shoemaker. 
 
 Boi...>, Miss, milliner. 
 
 Cersbiic, L. H., hotel keeper. 
 
 Cruicksbauk, Alexander, blacksmith. 
 
 Donavan, 'Wm., tanner. 
 
 Dorion, Olivier, chairmaker. 
 
 Driscoll, Michael, blacksmith. 
 
 Eaton, 0. W., general merchant and saw mill owner. 
 
 Furguson, T. M., physician and sargcon. 
 
 Gillineau, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Gormly, H.. cooper. 
 
 Ilillmira, Nicholas, brickmaker. 
 
 Kennedy, Wm., merchant tailor. 
 
 Labcau, John, baker, 
 
 Labelle, Joseph, notary. 
 
 Long, Wm., merchant tailor. 
 
 Maguire, Miss, milliner. 
 
 Maya, Olivier, tanner. 
 
 McCaskill, Donald, blacksmith. 
 
 McKncight, R., hotel keeper. 
 
 McKoy, Peter, merchant tailor. 
 
 Murray, E. W., clfrk of circuit eoart, crown timd 
 
 and real estate agent. 
 O'Keefe, Wm., saddle and harness maker. 
 Palmer, M. H., J. P., saddle and barnesB maker. 
 Pratt, John, waggon maker. 
 Roberts, Wm., brickmaker. 
 Russell, Wm., shoemaker. 
 Starrs, Mrs., milliner. 
 Steacy, 0. W., J. P. 
 Saav#, II. II., physician and surgeon. 
 Thomson & Co., general merchants and saw mill 
 
 owners. 
 WILSON, JAMES, postmaster and general 
 
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 BUCKHORN, C. W.— A small post village situated in the township of Harwich and county of Kent- 
 Di.stant from Chatham, the county town, 12 miles. Population about 40. 
 
 MoPHEUSON, U., postmaster. 
 
 BURFORDj. C. W.— A thriving village, situated on Whiteman's Creek, in the township of Bnrford and 
 county 0*" Brantford. Distant from Brantford, the county town, 9 miles ; from Hamilton, 84 miles ; 
 and from Toronto, 77 miles. Daily mail. Populatiou about 200. 
 
 Bingham, Jacob, founder, machinist and agricultural 
 
 implement maker. 
 Bougbton, Levi, plasterer. 
 Byrne, Rev. Claudius, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Calder, Wm., flour and grist mill prnpiletor. 
 CATTON, JOHN, postmaster, grocer, and township 
 
 treasurer. 
 Coker, Fuller, baker, confectioner and dealer in 
 
 flour and feed. 
 Corigan, Frimois, hotel keeper. 
 Cox, Henry, .general merchant. 
 Dulton. Waiter, sboemnker. 
 Flewelling, Sumuel, carpenter and builder. 
 Forsyth, Calvin, shoemaker. 
 Foster, Alongo, township clerk. 
 Fowler, John M., insurance agent 
 Ponger, Mr , saw mill proprietor. 
 Oibbitrd, Richard, cabinet milker. 
 Hear&e, James, cabinet maker and undertaker. 
 Hearne, Wm., furniture dealer. 
 Hedgers, Charles, township reeve. 
 
 Ilersey, Wm., deputy reeve and sfwmillprcjprietar. 
 
 Hill, James M., collecting and insuran. ngent. 
 
 Ilipkins, Edward, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Howard & Hawkins, tin and ooppersmitba. 
 
 Hunt, Robert, hotel keeper. 
 
 Jones, Thomas, shoemaker. 
 
 Lightly, George, shoemaker. 
 
 Lindsay, James, mason. 
 
 Lloyd, James, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Mnguire, Thomas & James, tanners and ourrieri. 
 
 McCaffrey, James, tailor. 
 
 Muir, Robert, J. P. 
 
 Nicol, Wm., school teacher. 
 
 Padfield, Rev. James, Church of England. 
 
 Ramsay, Jonathan, collector. 
 
 iSmith, Isaac, carpenter and bnilder. 
 
 Watson, Robert, collector. 
 
 Wotiit(>re, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Whale, John H., bonee and sign painter. 
 
 Wilson, George D., physician and vurgeon. 
 
 BURQESSVILLE, C. W.— A thriving village, situated on Otter Creek, in the township of North 
 Norwich and county of Oxford. It has one common school. Distant from Woodstock, the county 
 town, 1 1 miles ; from London, 32 miles ; from Hamilton, 50 miles ; and from Toronto, »6 milea. Dally 
 mail Population abuut 150. 
 
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 Almaa, Chriatopbvr, carpenter. 
 
 Burgesa, Edward, blacksmith. 
 
 Bargees, Edward W., J. P. 
 
 Cade, J., general agent, watchmaker and jewdler. 
 
 CAMPBELL, JOSIAH, postmastw, produce and 
 
 lumber merchant. 
 Carr, Mrs., mantua maker. 
 Corbin, Charles, agrioultaral implement maker. 
 Coultin, Jamea, mason. 
 Dennis, Wm. H., brickmaker. 
 Doxy, Adam, shoemaker. 
 Easton, Wm., farmer. 
 Edmunds, J. P., pump maker. 
 Franklin Ilonse, Edward O'Neill, proprietor. 
 Eraser, John, accountant, real estate and general 
 
 agent. 
 Griswold, TIarTey, carpenter. 
 Ilaviland, Rot. Wm. H., Baptist. 
 Hurd. Mrs , roitliner and dressmaker. 
 Johnson. Adam, waggon maker. 
 Lothian, Richard, butcher. 
 Mc Williams, Zerene, school teacher. 
 
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 Morgan, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Nichol, 8., trunk maker. 
 
 Nichols, Herman, gunsmith. 
 
 Nichols, Rev. SylvanuB, Christian Conference. 
 
 O'Neill, Edward, distiller and proprietor of 
 Franklin House. 
 
 Palmer, Henry, dentist 
 
 Sackrider, Abram, farmer. 
 
 Sears, David, saddle atid harness maker. 
 
 Sears, John, ttlacksmith. 
 
 Sears, Wm., shoemaker. 
 
 Smith, Clarendon, plasterer. 
 
 Snyder, E. H., fr.rmer. 
 
 Snyder, Phillip, carpenter. 
 
 Thompson, Joseph, tailor. 
 
 Thrall, J. H., A.M., physician and snrgeon. 
 
 Veitch, John, fchool teacher. 
 
 WALL.'VCE, DAVIU, assistant postmaster and com- 
 mission merchant. 
 
 Wallace, D. & T., general merchants. 
 
 Watson, iHnnc, pump maker. 
 
 Wilkinson, Rev. John, Methodist, New Connexion. 
 
 BUBNBBAE, C. W. — A pest village, situated in the town-bip of Seymour and county of Northum- 
 bei land, East Riding. Distant from Cobourg, the county town, 53 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Allans, David, flour and grist mill, Crow River. 
 BurroD, Wm., carpenter. 
 Brumley, Wm., blacksmith. 
 BruutOD, Alexander, tailor. 
 Clark, Alexander, blacksmith. 
 Clark, John, J. P. and deputy reeve. 
 DON.ALD, ALEX., postmaster, township clerk and 
 treasurer, general merchant, and insurance agent. 
 Hubble, Ira, blacksmith. 
 Hume, Thomas, common school teacher. 
 
 Johns, Qeorge, saw milL 
 
 Johnston, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Liiidley, Thomas, proprietor Burnbrae House. 
 
 Neill, Rev. Robert, Cburch of Scotland. 
 
 Pirie, Robert, blacksmith. 
 
 Reed, J., carpenter. 
 
 Scott, J.-imes, mason. 
 
 Shillioglaw, James, carpenter. 
 
 Watson, Janet, milliner. 
 
 Young, L. J., common school teacher. 
 
 BUBNHAMTHORPE, C. "W".— A small post village, situated in the township of Toronto at ' county 
 of Peel. Dii'taut from Toronto, the county seat, 14 miles. Population 120. 
 
 Akina, M. H., physician. 
 
 Calsan, E., general merchant, barrister and faimer. 
 
 Carr, Samuel, farmer. 
 
 Copland, T., farmer. 
 
 Craig, B., J. P. 
 
 Currey, R., mason. 
 
 Divell, W., corpentcr. 
 
 Poster, W., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Hawkins, W., J. P. . - 
 
 Howes, J. P., architect, builder, and farmer. 
 
 Jaokman, G., brickmaker. 
 
 Johnston, S., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Jordan, J., farmer. 
 
 Moore, R., mason and farmer. 
 
 Paterson, W., farmer. 
 
 Price, S., J. P. 
 
 Rand, Rev. W., Primitive Methodist. 
 
 Ro.sg, John, common school teacher, Sec. No. 8. 
 
 SAVAQE, GEORGE, postmaster, agricultural im- 
 plements and blacksmith. 
 
 Shaver, W., J. P. and saw mill owner. 
 
 SidJall, J., agricultural implements, carpenter aad 
 carriage maker. 
 
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 BURNS, C. W.— A small post village, situated in the township of Momington and county of Perth. 
 Distant from Stratford, the county town, 28 miles. Population 60. 
 
 Baird, James, J. P. and farmer. 
 COUSINS, WILLIAM, postmaster. 
 Davidson, Oliver, farmer. 
 Gray, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Gray, William, farmer. 
 
 Moore, Wm,, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Oliver, Peter, farmer. 
 
 BURNSTOWN, C. W.— A amall post village, situated en the river Madawaska, in the town- 
 ship of Maonab and couaty of Renfrew. It has considerable lumber trade. Distant from Pem- 
 broke, the county town, 60 milee ; Aram Pwth, 49 miles ; and from Ottawa, 53 mHes. Popalatioa 
 About 120. 
 
 Campbell, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Cummings, Miss J., milliner and dreas maker. 
 
 DOUGLAS, JAMES, J. P., poetmaster and general 
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 Ealey, George, collecting agent. 
 
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 McGregor, Colin, dealer in beef and pork. 
 
 Edmonds, A. W., school teacher. 
 
 Mcintosh, John, carpenter and cabinet maker. 
 
 Foagb, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 McKay, Wm , general merchant. 
 
 Hoagb, William, hotel keeper. 
 
 Morrison, James, clothier and tailor. 
 
 Leckie, Dayid, hotel keeper. 
 
 Robertson, John, J. P. 
 
 Leckie. William, blacksmith. 
 
 Rochester, George, J. P., flour, grist and saw mill 
 
 MoAllam, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
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 McFayden, Alexr., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Rochester, Wm. T., brewer, distiller and rectifier. 
 
 BURBITT'S BAFIDS, C. W.— A fioarishing village on the Rideau Canal, in the townships of 
 Oxford and Marlborough, and counties of Carleton and Grenville. It has two first-cUas schools, and 
 does a good lumber business. Distant from Ottawa, 85 milos ; from Merrickville, 5 miles ; from Brock- 
 Tille, 32 miles; and ft-om Montreal, 140 miles. Daily mail. Population about 400. 
 
 Andrews, Silas, lumber merchant, flour, grist, and 
 
 saw mills proprietor. 
 Ault, J. F., physician and surgeon. 
 Brown, Thomas, hotel keeper. 
 Caid, W., cabinet maker. 
 Campbell, R. 0., photographic artist. 
 Campbell, W., J. P. 
 Cayie, Lewis, cabinet maker. ^ 
 
 Coad, James, carriage maker. 
 Coad, W., waggon maker. 
 Colins, Dennis, J. P. 
 Conn, Uugh, general merchant. 
 Depenoier, P. T., saw mill owner. 
 DEPENCIER, U., proprietor of North Burritt'a 
 
 Rapids Hotel. 
 Guest, Richard, taniker and currier. 
 Halfpenny, James, grocer. 
 Harris, E., blacksmith. 
 Hcaly, John, grocer. 
 Hurd, 8., J. P. 
 
 Kidd, Wm., general merchant. 
 Lane, A., blacksmith. 
 McQill, Rev. Mr., Methodist. 
 MoNamara, Matthew, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 MEIKLE, JOHN, postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 Mills, Benjamin, carpenter. 
 
 Mills, James, shoemaker. 
 
 Mills, John, tailor. 
 
 Nichols, Abner, carpenter and waggon maker. 
 
 NORTH BURRITT'S RAPIDS HOTEL, U. Depen- 
 
 cier, proprietor. 
 O'Brien, John & Son, coopers. 
 Parnell, Re?. T. A., Church of England. 
 Patterson, James, blacksmith. 
 PerciTal, Roger, J. P. 
 Proctor, George, waggon maker. 
 Read, J. K., town councillor and produce merahant. 
 Reel, Thomas, bailifl" division court. 
 Reid, Wm., hotel keeper. 
 Reeves, Walter, shoemaker. 
 Shannon, Miss E., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Shannon, J., waggon maker. 
 Shepherd, George, J. P. 
 Waldo, V. L., dentist. 
 William, Rev. W. O., Methodist. 
 Willis, Edward, blacksmith. 
 Willis, H., blackumith. 
 Woods, Isaac, shoemaker. 
 
 BURY'S GREEN, C. W. — A small post village, situated in the township of Somerville and county of 
 Victoria. It i» the centre of a good agricultural district, which in 1858 was an unbroken forest. Dis- 
 tant from Peterboro', the county town, 28 miles. Population 80. 
 
 FELL, JOHN, sen., postmaster, reeve of township, 
 
 and general merchant. 
 Fell, John, jr., treasurer of township. 
 Flett, T., tailor. 
 
 Hopkins, Thomas, carpenter. 
 Howie, Thomas, olcrk of township. 
 Tweedy, Wm., builder. 
 
 BURTCH, C. W. — A small post village, situated in the townohip of Brantford and county of Brant- 
 Distant from Brantford, the county town, 6^ miles; and from Hamilton, 30 miles. Population 
 about 30. 
 
 Folton, Thomas B., tavern keeper. 
 Haviland, Rev. Wm., Baptist. 
 
 TAYLOR, GEORGE, postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 Willcoz, Mr., teacher. 
 
 BUTTONVILLE, C. W.— A pust village, situated on the River Rouge, in the township of Markbam 
 and county of York. Distant from Toronto, the county seat, 10 miles ; and from Hamilton, 65 miles. 
 Population about 200. 
 
 Amos, Thomas, tanner and currier. 
 Bliss, James, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Brown, Henry, flour and saw mill owner. 
 Button, Fraoois, sen., farmer. 
 Button, Francis, jun., farmer. 
 Button, John, J. P. and farmer. 
 Colvert, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Cramer, Conrad, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Fishburn, Rev. Mr., Lutheran. 
 
 Galloway, David, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Hardy, John, tailor. 
 
 HARRISON, JOHN, J. P., postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Harrison, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
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 Miohols, Wm., J. P. and farmer. 
 
 Sutton, J., weaver. 
 
 Ramsden & Karris, floor and feed store. 
 
 Thompson, Thos., general merchant. 
 
 Sanderson, Mr., farmer. 
 
 Wilmot, Jackson, house and sign painter. 
 
 Smith, Nelson, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Wilmot, Nat., cabinet maker. 
 
 Straus, Rev. J., Presbyterian. 
 
 Wilmot, Peter, J. P. 
 
 StriTer, James, farmer. 
 
 Warlow, J., hotel keeper. 
 
 Striver, Wm., school teacher. 
 
 
 BUXTON, C. W. — A large post village situated in the Elgin Settlement, township of Raleigh and 
 county of Kent. It was founded in the year 1849, by the Rev. Wm. King, and incorporated by Act of 
 Parliament in I860. Distant from Chatham, the county town, 10 miles. Population of the settlement 
 about 1000, principally colored. 
 
 KiNQ, Rev. Wm., Canada Presbyterian, postmaster. 
 
 BYRON, C. W. — A thriving post village, situated in the township of Westminster and county of Mid- 
 dlui^ez, on the river Thames, containing mill and water privileges. Distant from London, the county 
 seat, 4^ miles, west. Population about 200. 
 
 Bradden, H , surgeon dentist. 
 Dufton. E. T., J. P. 
 Dufton, J. & Co., woollen factory. 
 Herringfon, A., general merchant. 
 Martin, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 SADLER, ROBERT, postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 Sissons, J., hame manufacturer and dealer. 
 Summers, Robert, J. P., flour and grist mill. 
 Wells, J. B., blacksmith. 
 Young, Lee & Uriffitb, woollen factory. 
 
 CACOUNA, C. E. — An incorporated village, beuutifully situated on the south shore of the River St. 
 Lawrence, in tbe parish of St. Qeorge uf Cacouna, and county of Temiscouata. It is one of the finest 
 villages on the river. Its elevated position, large and comfortable hotels, together with the picturesque 
 scenery in the vicinity, make it a place of considerable notoriety, and it is visited during the summer 
 season by many thousands of strangers from tbe United States and from all parts of Canada, in order to 
 enjoy its fine climate as well as its facilities for sea bathing. It has several boy's schools, and the 
 Auspice Convent is here located. Steamers ply regularly during the summer seasou to and from 
 Montreal, and generally extend their trips to the River Saguenay, and Ha! lla ! Bay. Distant from 
 Riviere Ju Loup, 6 miles; and from Quebec, about 120 miles. Population of the village and parish 
 about 2,000. 
 
 Aubert, R. F., baker. 
 
 Beaulieu, Ed., carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Beaulicu, F. X., village mayor. 
 
 Beaulieu, Hector, village councillor. 
 
 BEAULIEU, J. BTE., postmaster, notary public, and 
 
 captain of militia. 
 B4urb<!^, Remi, blacksmith. 
 Caron, H., blacksmith and gunsmith. 
 Cloutier, Rev. J. C, Roman Catholic. 
 Daly, John, grocer, wine and liquor dealer. 
 Debillers, Ab., general merchant. 
 Dionne, Benjamin, J. P., general merchant, Lt.-Col. 
 
 of militia. 
 Dionne, Q., captain of militia. 
 Doris, H., village councillor. 
 Dube, Louis, carpenter and joiner. 
 Dub6, P., village councillor. 
 Duquemin, H., J. P. 
 Duval, Jerome, photographic artist. 
 Ely, Thomas, shoemaker and village councillor. 
 F<!!?re, Frs., shoemaker. 
 Qagn^, Ab, carpenter and Joiner. 
 
 Qosselin, Pietro, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Guruette, John, shoemaker. 
 
 Jean, Honoru, hotel keeper. 
 
 Johnson, J., tailor. 
 
 Larouche, Octave, blacksmith. 
 
 Larue, Q , physician, surgeon & general merchant. 
 
 Leveque, Zephirin, carpenter. 
 
 M'irqnis, Abel, blacksmith. 
 
 Martin, Joseph, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Micbaud, Didace, shoemaker. 
 
 Michaud, Jules, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Michaud, Sifroy, baker. 
 
 O'Neill, Hugh, hotel keeper. 
 
 Pelletier, Amable, hotel keeper. 
 
 Saindoh,' Alexander, shoemaker. 
 
 Sirois, Beloni, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Slroia, Ed., shoemaker. 
 
 Sirois, Pierre, blacksmith. 
 
 Sirois, Sifrois, village councillor. 
 
 St. Jorre, Honors, notary public. 
 
 Talbot, Siniun, general merchant. 
 
 Tiiiboutot, Uazil, cooper, carriage & waggon maker. 
 
 0.2ISAREA, C-W.— A post village In the township of Cartwright and county of Durham, West Riding. 
 Distant from Bowmanville, 18 miles; Lindsay, 18 miles; and from Toronto, 66 miles. Population 
 abuut 2U0 
 
 Caesar, James, J. P. and postmaster. 
 Demoi-ea, Ephraim, general merchant. 
 Elliott, John, waggon maker. 
 Oreston, Wm. J., pump maker. 
 Herrin, Edward, watchmaker. 
 
 Mallory, Alvy, innkeeper. 
 Miller, John, blacksmith. 
 Minerhead, Jacob, shingle maker. 
 MunsoQ, Oliver, innkeeper. 
 
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 CAINSVILLE, C. W. — ^ b'°oI' Tinage, sitaatcd in the townjbip of Brantford and coontj^ of Brant, 
 am) a station on the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway. Distant nrom Brantford, 8 milas ; and ttom 
 Hamilton, 21 miles. Daily mail. Population about 800. 
 
 American Hotel, Fred. Browett, proprietor. 
 
 Anderson, James, carpenter. 
 
 Apsay, John, putash, soap and candle maker. 
 
 Bemis, Wm., Arcade Saloon. 
 
 Browett, Fred., proprietor American UoteL 
 
 Clark, Jacob, grocer. 
 
 Coon, John, batiket maker. 
 
 Daniels, Wm., saw mill owner. 
 
 Duncan, Wm., dry goods. 
 
 Elliott, Mathew, tailor. 
 
 GRENNY, MARGARET, postmistress. 
 
 Grenny, F. J., general merchant. 
 
 Grenny, Robert, liTery stable. 
 
 Haseard, Aleiander, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Hewitt, Qeorge, distiller. 
 
 Hoffman, C, blacksmith. 
 
 Johnson, Rer. C. C , Kpiseopal. 'i\ v- 
 
 Johnson, J. B., broom maker. 
 
 Johnson, Wm., carpeotmr. ^: ^ 
 
 Laird, Rct. W H., Wesleyan. 
 
 Lawson, Dflvii, blacksmith. 
 
 Ludlow, Thomas, blacksmith and carriage maker. 
 
 McCartney, Wm., dry goods. 
 
 McConkey, C, carpenter. 
 
 Miller, Philip, flour mill. 
 
 O'llare, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Railroad Hotel, B. F. Shepard, proprietor. 
 
 Read, James, blacksmith and carriage maker. 
 
 Reoert, D. W., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Rich, Mr., paper manufacturer. 
 
 Shepard, B. F., proprietor, Railroad Hotel. 
 
 Short, Mrs., milliner. 
 
 Thomas, Joseph, J. P. 
 
 Tuttle, Robert, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Watts, Alfred, flour mill. 
 
 Westbrook, Peter, J. P. 
 
 Whiting, John, J. P. and saw mill owner. 
 
 CAINTOWN, C. W> — A post Tillage, situated in the township of Tonge and county of Leeds. Dis- 
 taut from Lyn, 7 uiiles; from Brockville, 14 miles; and from Mallorytown, 4 miles. Population 
 about 200. 
 
 Andresfl, Edward, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Andress, Sylrester, earringe and waggon maker. 
 AT«ry, Isaac, J. P. and Inraber merchant. 
 Avery, James, former. 
 Baile, Benjamin, boot and shoemaker. 
 Buell, 8. P., blacksmith and saw mill owner. 
 Burnam, Wm., cabinet maker. 
 Gain, Isaae, wood and willow ware. 
 Gain, John, farmer. 
 Claw, Wm., lumber merchant. 
 Crawford, Hon Qeorge, saw mill owner. 
 Dayis, Thomas, J. P. 
 Davison, Mrs. Margaret, general store. 
 Dobbin, Joseph, farmer. 
 Ferguson, James, weaver. 
 Ferguson, James, tanner and currier. 
 Ferguson, Wm., tanner. 
 Flood, James, J. P. 
 Flood, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 Graham, Qeo., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Graham, Mary Ann, tailoreas. 
 Griffin, Isaiah, farmer. 
 Hagaboom, Jacob, farmer. 
 Hazelwood, James, J. P. 
 Hogan, Henry, photograph artisL 
 Huntley, John B., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Johnston, Adam, edge tool manufacturer and black- 
 smith. 
 Kinoard, Eliza Ann, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Leader, John, boot and shoemaker, and hotel keeper. 
 
 Lindsay, John, farmer. 
 
 McCallum, Wm., weaver. 
 
 McCoy, Mrs. Margaret, dyer and scourer. 
 
 McDonald, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Melatosb, Joseph J., flour and saw mill owner. 
 
 McLean, Grant, dentist. 
 
 Melloy, Samuel, J P. 
 
 Miller, Samuel, briekmaker and farmer. 
 
 Powell, Julia, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Purvis, Henry, carpenter, builder and painter. 
 
 Purvis, Peter C, J. P. 
 
 Purvis, Solomon B., sewing machine agent. 
 
 Tennant, James W., blacksmith. 
 
 Tennant, Nancy, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Tennant, Wm., sen., tailor, mason and farmer. 
 
 'PENNANT, WM., jun., postmaster. 
 
 Thompson, Mrs. Agnes, weaver. 
 
 Thompson, Mrs. Ann, tailoress. 
 
 Thompson, Benjamin, briekmaker and undertaker. 
 
 Thompson, Johanna, milliner. 
 
 Thomson, William, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Weeks, Willnrd, saw mill owner. 
 
 Williams, Thomas, cooper. 
 
 Willson, E. D., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Young, Christian, cabinet maker. 
 
 Young, John, teacher common school, seo. No. 7. 
 
 Young, Samuel, J. P. 
 
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 CAISTOfiVILLE, G. W.— -A post village in the township of Caistor, and county of Lincoln, 
 from Niagara, 42 miles ; and from Hamilton, 20 miles. Population about 100. 
 
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 Adams, Robert J., blacksmith. 
 Blanchard, Rev. S., Wesleyan Methodist 
 Cain, Thomas, shoemaker. 
 Cleland, Wm. L., waggon maker. 
 Gilbert, Joseph, innkeeper. 
 
 Haney, Robert A., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Hoover, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Mitchell, James, saw mill. 
 
 SCOTT, M. G., postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 CALDWFiTiL, C. W.— A post village in the township of Caledon, county of Peel, situated on Silver 
 Creek. Distant from Brampton, 13 miles ; and from Toronto, 86 miles. Population about 76. 
 
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 Canning, Tbomaa, blacksmith. 
 
 Lanning, 8amnel, farmer. 
 
 Chambers, Pbillip, dentist and farmer. 
 
 Mullaney, Michael, oolleoting agont. 
 
 Chambers, Timothy W., mill owner. 
 
 MoArthur, Wm., teacher, common school. 
 
 Clark, James, mason. 
 
 MUKPUY, PATRICK, postmaster and general mer- 
 
 Common School, Wm. McArthar, teacher. 
 
 chant. 
 
 Cnllerton, Daniel, merchant Uilor. 
 
 Murphy, Wm., shoemaker. 
 
 Dodds. Wm. B., btMskainith. 
 
 Smith, Wm. 8., accountant. 
 
 Harris, Isaac, general merchant. 
 
 Wilson, Timothy C, miller. 
 
 OAIiSDON, C. W. — Also known by the name of Charlestown, a post Tillage in the township of 
 Caledon and county of Peel, situated on the Centre Road. Distant from Brampton, 16 milei: north ; 
 and from Toronto, 40 miles. Population, ICO. 
 
 Arkell, t^eorge, tailor. 
 
 Beard, Adam, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 BELL, GEORGE, postmaster. 
 
 Charlestown House, Wm. Phillips '»roj ietor. 
 
 Clark, J. & W., waggon makers. 
 
 Clark, John, J. P. (of J. & W. Clark), waggon maker. 
 
 Freeland, James, Prince of Wales Hotel. 
 
 Harris, Isaac, general merchant. 
 
 Hessey, James, waggon maker. 
 
 Irwin, Arthur, blacksmith. 
 
 Johnston, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Johnston, Samuel, J. P., bnilder. 
 Lindsey, J. & J., general merchants. 
 MoFauI, Rev. Alex., clergyman. 
 Phillips, Wm., Charlestown House. 
 Prince of Wales Hotel, James Freeland. 
 nice, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 Vauwyok, John, Westf.rn Hotel. 
 Western Hotel, John Vanwyck, proprietor. 
 
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 CALEDONIA SPRINOS, C. W.— A small post Tillage in the township of Caledonia and connty of 
 Prcscott. It is noted for the menicinal qualities of its springs, and is a favorite resort of invatids 
 during the summer mouths. Distant from L'Orignal, the county town (at which place passengers are 
 landed for the Springs), 9 miles; from Ottawa, 64 miles; and from Montreal, 72 miles. Daily mail. 
 Population about 50. 
 
 Caledonia Hotel, Joel Roehon, proprietor. 
 Cuahing, Lemuel, proprietor of the springs. 
 Lendrum, Robert W., general mercbani. 
 LENURUM, WM., postmaster, cinl engineer and 
 architect. 
 
 Parker, Mrs. A., boarding house keeper. 
 Preauiz, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 Roclion, D., carpenter and builder. 
 Rocbon, Joel, hotel keeper. 
 
 CAMBO&NE, C W. — A post village, in the township of Hamilton, county of Northumberland. It 
 has a good school. Ditttant f^om; Cobourg, the county town, 6 miles. Daily mails. Population 200. 
 
 Cook, Wm., agricmltaral implement Bunafaoturer 
 
 and blacksmith. 
 Cox, Henry, painter and paper hanger. 
 Dolan, John, tmilder. 
 
 Flammond, Lewis, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 Haley, Peter, cooper. 
 
 Henderson, Miss Eleanor, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Henderson, Robert, road contractor. 
 Hore, Win., carpenter. 
 Jones, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 Lent, Marcus, manufacturer and dealer in agrionl- 
 
 tural implements. 
 
 Manly, Mark, agricnltural implement manofactarer 
 
 and blacksmith. 
 McEvers, Trueman, J. P. 
 Molntosh, John, tailor. 
 Parsons, Benjamin, manufaoturer of kgricttltaral 
 
 implements and blacksmith. 
 Redpath, Qeorge, well digger. 
 Snelgrove, John S., music teacher. 
 Stevens, James, sawyer. 
 STEWART, GEORGE, sen., J. P., postmaster, and 
 
 township clerk. 
 Stewart, Geo., jnn., sohool teacher. 
 Stewart, M., grocer. 
 
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 CAMDEN EAST, C. W.— Also known as Clark's Mills, a thriving village sitiuted on the Napan(« 
 River, in the township of Camden East, county of Addington ; first settled about the year 1830. 
 Distant from Kingston, the oounty seat, 21 miles ; and from Toronto, 160 miles, by rail. Daily mail. 
 Population about 600. 
 
 Ash, J. R., druggist. 
 Ash, Rev. J. R., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Andrews, S. & T., brewers. 
 Andrews, Thomas, chair mnnufacturek'. 
 /fnroford, Thomas, saddle and harness maker, 
 i^eckworth, Joseph, carriage and waggon ma''.er. 
 ifioknell, Nathan, physician and snrgeon. 
 Bogart, G. C, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Bush, William, tanner and dealer in leather, boots, 
 •hoes, &o. 
 
 Calder, Wm., tailor. 
 
 Cappell, John, cabinet maker, and chair mannfao- 
 
 turer. 
 Caswell, Robt., cooper, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Clark, Mrs. Wm. U., general merchant. 
 CLARK, SAMUEL, J. P., postmaster, flour, grist 
 
 and sawmill proprietor. 
 Close, Henry, carpenter and builder. 
 Douglas, Richard, hotel keeper. 
 Duncan, Hngh, boot and shoemaker. 
 
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 Dnncan, James, carpenter and bnilder. 
 
 Greenaway, S., BtoTe and tinware dealer. 
 
 Hajdon, James, general merchant. 
 
 Hooper, Eiimnnd, J. P., general merchant and town- 
 ship clerk. 
 
 Hooper, A F., lumber merchant, planing mill and 
 saw mill. 
 
 Hooper, E. J., barrister, &c. 
 
 Horsey, J. M., coppersmith and plumber. 
 
 Howard, J. J., grocer. 
 
 Johnoton, John, distille; and rectifier. 
 
 Johnston, Robert, tailur. 
 
 Lew, Samuel, sen., baker and confectioner. 
 
 Lew, Samuel, jun., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Lewis Joseph, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 McDowell, John, banker and broker. 
 
 Riley, Charles, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Skinner, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Tyrrell, John, blackumith. 
 
 Waddle, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Wbelan, Wm, clerk 5th division court. 
 
 White, Rev. O. W., Church of England. 
 
 Wilson, Charles, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Wilson, Miss, bonnet maker, milliner & dreasmaker. 
 
 Toun^s, Wilson, carpenter and builder. 
 
 CAMILLA, C. "97.— A small post village in the township of Mono, and county of Simcoe. Distant 
 from Orangeville, 6 miles. Population about 30. ■» 
 
 CCRRIE, HUGH, postmaster and general merchant. 
 Fuller, Amos, blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 
 Galbraith, Daniel, J. P. 
 
 Tnrnbull, John, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 CAMFBELLFOBD, C. W.— A thriving post village situated in the township of Seymour, and county 
 of NortbumberlauJ, with unlimited water power, consisting of the whole stream of the river Trent. 
 Distant from Cobourg, the county town, 40 miles; from Brighton, a> station on the Grand Trunk 
 Railway, 20 miles ; from JUuntreal, 270 miles ; and from Toronto, 107 miles. Population about 60<L 
 
 Abbott, George, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Ames, Robert, cabinet maker. 
 
 Anderson, James, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Archer, Jnmes, accountant. 
 
 Archer, Wm., olerk. -. '' 
 
 Ayres, Wm., tailor. 
 
 Bell, John, teacher common 8cho(J. 
 
 Berwick, Henry, clerk. 
 
 Bodle, Rev. Mr., Methodist. 
 
 Bronker, Wm., con^table. ..,,._. 
 
 Caddy, C. F., Provincial land surveyor. 
 
 Casteday, W. H., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Costelly, Wm., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Clarke, Wm., sen., lumber merchant. 
 
 Clarke, J., deputy reeve. 
 
 Cleugh, James C, assessor. 
 
 Cook, Robert, J. P. and reeve. 
 
 Cook, Stewart, clerk. 
 
 Cockburn, Robert, provision dealer and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Connelly, C. P. & Co., carriage makers and planing 
 
 mill. 
 Connelly, D. M., cooper. 
 Crosby, George, bead miller. 
 Davidson, James, tailor. 
 Devlin, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 Devlin, Joseph E., cabinet maker. 
 Devlin, Luke, cabinet maker. 
 Dickson, John, foundry and machine shop, and 
 
 patent right agent. 
 Dinwoodie, Adam, carpenter and bnilder. 
 Donald, Alexander, town clerk. 
 Edwards, £. M., general merchant. 
 Eyre, Wm., bailiff. 
 Ferris, J. M., general merchant. 
 Fredericks, Barnett M., tailor. 
 
 Grundy, J. S., grocery. 
 Groves, Rev. F., Church of England. 
 Hawley, Milo A., stoves and tinware. 
 Heatbcote, Edward, barrister, notary public, fto. 
 Johnson, Robert, blacksmith. 
 Rating, Edward, tailor. 
 Kcirnan, Edward, boot and shoe maker. 
 Kennedy, D., J. P. and clerk of division court. 
 Lawrence, George, tanner. 
 Leniton, Robert, blacksmith. 
 Long, J. P., boot and shoemaker. 
 Mci^iirty, J., boot and shoemaker. 
 MoColl, Mrs., milliner. 
 McKay, Mrs., general store. 
 MoLeod, John & Co., general merchants. 
 Merfield, Samuel, dyer and scourer. 
 O'Neil, Hugh, tax collector. 
 Oulton, Cliarles, carpenter and builder. 
 Parker, W. J., grooery. 
 Piokworth, D., carpenter and builder. 
 PLATT, A. S., postmaster, accountant and insur- 
 ance agent. 
 Ranney, G. W., lumber merchant. 
 Rendall, Alfred, carpenter and buildei. 
 Robertson, Mrs., genaral doiilesr, 
 Ross, Mrs. J., general dealer. 
 Shipman, John, olerk. 
 Short, Rev. Wm., Methodist. 
 Stewart, Misses, milliners. 
 Tildesley, Mrs., teacher of ladies' school. 
 Tioe, George, J. P. 
 
 Wallace, Ik. Samuel, druggist and stationer. 
 Wilson, Wm., physician. 
 Wynn, George, blacksmith. 
 Young, J., boot and shoemaker. 
 
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 CAMPBELL'S CBOSS, C. W.— A post village, situated in the township of Chinguacousy, county of 
 Peel. Distant from Toronto, 8G miles ; from Hamilton, 48 miles ; from Brampton, 9 miles. Pop. 200. 
 
 Armstrong, Adam, blacksmith. 
 
 Seattle, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Campbell, Francis, J. P. 
 
 Crawford, Andrew, saw mill and lumber dealer. 
 Qarvey, Philip & Peter, brickmakers. 
 Hackett, John, boot and shoemsker. 
 
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 HAOYARD, G. T., p«atiBut«r & general merchant. 
 
 Hagyard, Thomaa, J. P., phyBician. 
 
 Headley, John, hotel keeper. 
 
 Lawn, Robert, bUekamith. 
 
 Marston, Joseph, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 MoCollam, R C, J.P., cterk and treasurer. 
 PerduB, Michael, J. P. 
 Scott, Miss, school teacher. 
 Webbe, C. R. 0., insurance agent. 
 
 CAM PBEIiLVILLXS, C. W. — A post tillage in the township of Nassagaweja and eonnty of Halton, 
 situated on Sixteen-mile Creek, with good farming land sarruunding it. The principal trade is in 
 lumber, there being one steam saw mill in the village, capable of cutting 25,000 feet of lumber in 
 twelve hours ; and in the vicinity there are fire water and three steam saw mills. Distant from Milton, 
 the county town, 7 miles; Hkuiilton, 24 miles; and from Guetph, 17 miles. Population 160. 
 
 Campbellville Inn, Wm. Easterbrook, proprietor. 
 Easterbrook, Wm., Campbellville Inn. 
 Farmeif' Arms Hotel, Simon Frabcr, proprietor. 
 Fraxer, Simc?, Farmers' Arms Hotel. 
 
 JONES, FREDERICK JOHN, postmaster. 
 Kerr, Andrew, carpenter and builder. 
 Ilunn, David, J. P. 
 Smith, Thompson, lumber merchant. 
 
 CAMFDEN, CW. — A small post village, situated in the township of Clinton sad county of Lincoln. 
 Distant from St. Catharines, the county town, 12 miles; from Hamilton, 25 miles ; and from Toronto, 
 65 mi'.es. Population aboni 50. 
 
 Albright, .Tacob M., cabinetmaker. 
 
 Qref, Henry, blacksmith. 
 
 Hippie, Jacob, school teacher. 
 
 House, Jared H., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 MOYER, HENRY W., postmaster, auctioneer and 
 
 general merchant. 
 Moyer, Israel W., house and sign painter. 
 
 Moyer, Jacob B., broom maker. 
 
 Moyer, Wm. W., tobacconist. 
 
 Orth, Daniel, potter. 
 
 Smith, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Smith, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Strieker, John, weaver. 
 
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 CANBOBO', C. W. — A post village in the township of Canboro', county of Haldimand. Distant from 
 Cayuga, the county seat, 10 miles ; Hamilton, 27 miles ; and from Toronto, 65 miles. Population 100. 
 
 Baldwin, G., shoemaker. 
 
 Bennett, J., hotel keeper. 
 
 BIRDSALL, H.. postmaster. 
 
 Briggs, C, blacksmith. 
 
 Camordy, D., waggon maker. 
 
 Clark, C J., M.D., druggist, physician, surgeon and 
 
 dentist. 
 Fohnsbee, J., J. P., lumber merchant. 
 Fralick, W., brewer. 
 Gobs, S. D., general merchant. 
 
 Hazeltine, J., shoemaker. 
 
 Mellick, D., blacksmith. 
 
 Park, P C, brewer. 
 
 Park, P. C, shoemaker. 
 
 Peterson, J. K., hotel and livery stable keeper. 
 
 Rodgers, Joseph T., beef and pork packer. 
 
 Smith, Setb, clerk division court and general dealer. 
 
 Strobridge, J., J. P. 
 
 Winslow, S., customs officer. 
 
 Winstone, Ned, brewer. 
 
 CANFIEItD, C. W. — A small village in the township of Cayuga, county of Haldimand, and a statioD 
 on the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway. It has two new churches — Wesleyau and New Connexion 
 Methodists. Distant from Cnyuga, tho county seat, 6 miles ; Brantford, 38 miles ; and Hamilton, 
 28 miles. Daily mail. Population about 60. 
 
 Badgely, W. E., saw mill owner. 
 
 Berryman, John, saw mill owner. 
 
 Campbell, Alfred, planing mill. 
 
 Coates, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Coverdale, John, constable. 
 
 Coverdale, William, carpenter. 
 
 Dyer, Edward, blacksmith. 
 
 Fitzgerald, James, overseer Buffalo k Lake Huron 
 Railway Depot. 
 
 French, Robert, sewing machine agent, bailiff, con- 
 stable and hotel keeper. 
 
 Gc^rling, Thomas, J. P. and township roeve. 
 
 Uaney, George, carriage maker. 
 
 Leaher, John, shoemaker. 
 
 Newman, F. M., school teacher. 
 
 Olney, J. F., general merchant. 
 
 Pattison, J. W., M.D., physician and sr.igeon. 
 
 Pole, Fredrick W. , station master BuSalo ana Laka 
 
 Huron Railay. 
 Railway Hotel, Robert French, proprietor. 
 Read, Wm., carpenter aid joiner. 
 Royal Hotel, John Switser, proprietor. 
 Sobaum, Peter, constable. 
 Switzer, John, proprietor Royal Hotel,' and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Taggart, Frederick, cabinet maker. 
 Tenny, Robert, shoemaker. 
 WILSON, JOHN, postmaster, general merchant and 
 
 insurance agent. 
 
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 OANIFTON, O. W.— A l«rg« Till«g«, aitiMtad m Um Rivtr M«inK in tk*tawMhip ofTbariow ud 
 oouDtjr of Hastings, South Riding. Wm irtt nttled by the l»te Jubo Caaaiff, tnm wb«M tk« nsa* it 
 taken. It contains ona Metbodiat Bpiieopal Church, two common ichoola, and one Koiaa* CathoUa 
 ■eparate s.-bool ; and has ooasiderabta louring and lumbaring establiubments. PiatMU frooi BaUefilia, 
 the county town, 8 miles. Mail daily. Popalation aboui 1,000. 
 
 Abraham, Joseph, map agent. 
 
 Ayleaworth, Rev. J. B., Episcopal Methodist. 
 
 Baraea, Jamea, lumber merebant 
 
 Bird, Rev. Wm., E^iacopal MetboUiiL 
 
 Breaton, Franoia, tanner and currier. 
 
 Brioe, James, potter. 
 
 British Anierioan Hotel, Wm. Powers, proprietor. 
 
 Byron, John, SHloon. 
 
 Canniff, Daniel, farmer. 
 
 Canniff, Gilbert, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Canniff, John, J. P. 
 
 CANNIFF, JONAS, jun., postmaster, coroner, floar, 
 
 and grist mills. 
 Canniff, J. A , blacksmith. 
 Canniff, J. W., butcher. 
 Canniff, Thomas, J. P. and farmsr. 
 Caverly, M. C, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Cheesebro, D. D., clerk of town council. 
 Clapp, P., deputy reeve. 
 Criss, Frederick, gunsmith. 
 Culver, J. R., fanning mill manofacturer. 
 Daabney, Joseph, cooper. 
 
 Fanner, J. G., lumber raerobaut and olerk of court 
 Farmer's Inn, Mrs. Peters, proprietor. 
 Farnham, Timothy, contractor. 
 Forgison, 0. A., millwright. 
 Frost, Isaac, weaver. 
 
 Gardiner, G., cooper. ... 
 
 Gunsolus, J. J., blacksmith. 
 Helem, J. L., school teacher. 
 
 Howell, F. J., mason. 
 
 Junes, Miss Matilda, dressmaker. 
 
 Lake, Nicholas, grooer. 
 
 Liddell, K N , carpenter. 
 
 Magura, Miss, school teaaher. 
 
 Magurn, James, grocer. 
 
 MoUavid, Wm., township treasurer. 
 
 Mulltte, D. H., tanner and currier. 
 
 Nitylor, Amiy, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Naylor, Thumaa, blacksmith. 
 
 Naylor, Wm., boot and shomnaker. 
 
 Ni'ff, Henry D., painter. 
 
 Peters, Mrs., proprietor Farmer's Inn. 
 
 Powers, Wm., proprietor BritiNb American Hotel. 
 
 Robbins, D. K , sewing machine agent. 
 
 Sills, Jacob, bailiff. 
 
 Sills, Wm., grocer. 
 
 Stimvrse Hotel, J. L. StlsMrsa, proprietor. 
 
 Stimerse, J. L., proprietor Stimerse Hotel. 
 
 Sutherland, A., cooper. 
 
 Teller, Mrs. II , grocer. 
 
 Thompson, John, township coHoctor. 
 
 Thomson, Maibew, school taacher. 
 
 Tingbsm, Wm., grist Bill proprietor, flour and feed 
 
 dealer. 
 Vickers, Wm., masoa. 
 Walsh, James, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Willard, J. P., proprietor woollen mills. 
 Willson, A., reeve. 
 Wilson & Bioinger, saw mill proprietors. 
 
 CANNING, C. TV.— A post villftge, sitaatsd in the township of Blenheim and county of Oxford, 
 taut from Woodstock, the county town, 16 miles. Population about 160. 
 
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 ALLCHIN, SAMUEL, postmaster and ciroular saw 
 
 mills. 
 Fey. John, house and sign painter. 
 Gallaway, David, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Palmer, E., boot and shoemaker. 
 Rcines, Mrx. Eliia, wocUea factory. 
 Richardson, George, general merchant. 
 Roberts, Miss Alice, bonnet maker. 
 
 Sherk, Rev. Abraham, United Presbyterian. 
 
 Sloggett, Mr, tailor. 
 
 Taylor, H., blaoksmitb. 
 
 Turner, A. J., blacksmith and edge tool maaufiaBf r. 
 
 Weatberwax, Andrew, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Williamson, J. N., J. P., and tanner. 
 
 Wright, Thomas, flour mill. 
 
 CAITNTITGTON, C. W. — A beautiful village, on Beaver river, in the township of Brock and county 
 of Ontario, situated in a rich agrionltural district, with an extensive general business In the village. 
 Distant from Whitby, the county town, 86 milefl ; and from Toronto, 60 milea Daily mail. Popula- 
 tion about 200. 
 
 Amey & Dowe, brewers. 
 
 Andrews, J. 8., saddle and harness maken 
 
 Ball, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Brethour, Henry, deputy reeve. 
 
 Brown, D. S., tanner and currier. 
 
 Brown, Edward, carpenter. 
 
 Burgess, C, house aad ngu paintet. 
 
 Card, Allen, woollen mill owner and furniture 
 
 dealer. 
 Cliff. Thomas, carriage and waggon mak«r. 
 Courville, David, mason. 
 Cowan, M., J. P 
 Oowan, Wm. eouaeilior. 
 Edwards, T., general merchant. 
 Fox, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Fraser, Miss, teacher ladies' sehool. 
 
 GIBBS, C, postmaster, general merebant and ioeu- 
 
 rance agent. 
 Gillespie, Donald, physician. 
 Gilroy, Pat., blacksmith. 
 Godfrey, Rev. Mr., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Harris, Rev. R., Church of Bngland. 
 Hay, John, carriage and waggon maker; 
 Ilogan & Martin, brickmakers. 
 Holmes, John, blaoksmitb. 
 Jewell, Wm., farmer. 
 JoUiff, ,Tohn, blaeksmitti. 
 Jones, Robert, carpenter. 
 Lyie, T. , teacher, common Mheel. 
 May, Wm., tailor. 
 
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 Msybee, Rpnry, awUk ftnd bariMM nnftkar. 
 Mobanatd L., w»lcluMk«r and Jew«U«r. 
 McOrigor, W*lt«r, wmtct. 
 McKenzie, T , tailor. 
 McPhail. Wm., f[en«r«l marabMit 
 Mnnro, IIuf;h, Qour ami law mill owner. 
 Nicholas, Alfred, cabinet inakT. 
 Parker, M. S., house and sign pointer. 
 Phillipe, Francis, blaokotni'h. 
 Richmond k lit- foer, boot affd ■iKMuiak.en. 
 Sharp, J., Kmeriil merchant 
 Hliipman, Nelson, i. 'fnt farmar. 
 iSilverthorn, George, car^«Btcr. 
 
 dornberger. Him, milllaw and dNismakcr. 
 
 Sprnul, J , general nwrvhaot. 
 Sproul, EolMrt, farmer. 
 Sproul, W. H., farmer. 
 Talbott, Robert, accountant 
 Talbot, W. B., farmer. 
 Thompson, Henrjr, tavern keeper. 
 Thompson, John H., J. P., reete. 
 Walehe, T. H , tailor. 
 Ward, John, tavern keeper. 
 West, Wm , distiller. 
 Winchester, A., un>lertaker. 
 Wyatt, A., druggist 
 
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 CANROBERT, C. E. — Known also as L'Ange Oardiea— a powt village in the seigniory of St. Ifya- 
 cinthe, parish of L'Ange Gnrdien, county of Rouville, and situatvil on the Ktanstt-nd, Shrft'irl and 
 Chambly Railway. The principal buainess is done in lumber. Distant from Maryvilie, the e/itj luu, 
 10 miles; Montreal, 40 miles ; Qaebeo, 220 mil««. Population of parish, by last census, 1,943. 
 
 Autier, L., parish mayor. 
 
 Barraleau, Miss O., school teacher. 
 
 Bernanl, Jean Bte., farmer. 
 
 Bobo, Toussaint, mason. 
 
 Brochure, Jeaa Utc , undertaker. 
 
 Chatellc, Jer^mie, carpenter. 
 
 Daigle, Louis, shoemaker. 
 
 Davignon, Jean Bte., cooper. 
 
 Dereautels. , general merchant 
 
 Foisiu, E., carpenter. 
 
 Oeumette, A., parish clerk and notary. 
 
 Goddu, T. H , J. P. 
 
 Laeaase, N., mason. 
 
 Lacbapel, Francois, saw mill owner. 
 
 Laleune, C, general merchant. 
 
 Leblano, M., shoemaker. 
 
 Leduc, A., shoemaker. 
 
 Leduc, J. T., plasterer, maeon, and gen. merchant. 
 
 Letourneau. F., tanner. 
 
 L' Homme, Marcel, hotel keeper. 
 
 Mercure, P., J. P., farmer. 
 
 MULLARKEV, JAMBS, postmaeUr and collecting 
 
 agent. 
 Noiseux, L., waggon maker. 
 Olmstead, J., saw mill owner. 
 Paquette, Isidore, saw and grist mill owner. 
 Parii, Rot. P. L., Roman Calholiu. 
 Rice, J., saw mill owner. 
 Robert, H.. waggon maker and farmer. 
 Koy, P., underuker. 
 Simard, Noel, farmer. 
 Valin, A., farmer. 
 Vallier, Pierre, cooper. 
 
 CANTLEY, C. E.~A post Tillage In the township of Hull, county of Ottawa, 
 the county town, 18 miles ; Ottawa City, 12 milei. Population 60. 
 
 Distant from Aylmer, 
 
 Allen, Robert, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Blackben, John, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Berth wick. Rev. H. J., Presbyterian. 
 
 BROWN, GEORGE, postmaatei- and gen. merchant 
 
 Brown, Robert, cabinet maker, carpenter & builder. 
 
 Clantley Elementary School. 
 
 Davis, James, carpenter and bnilder. 
 Hamilton, Wm., J. P. 
 Mosfi, Charles, blacksmitb. 
 Slight, Rev. J., Wesleyan. 
 Thompson, Wm., boot and shoemoker. 
 
 CAPB COVE, C. E. — A Tillage situated on the south side of the Bay Chalare, in the township of 
 Perct'- and county of Gaspe. It has two common schools, and is the centre of the principal eod ftshe- 
 ries of the neighborhood. Distant from Percti, 9 miles ; and from Quebec, 450 miles. Population 
 about 400. 
 
 Baker, John, J. P. 
 Beck, John, J. P. 
 Cass, Joseph, ship owner. 
 Cass. Josiah, J. P. 
 
 De Le Pervilte Bros., general merchants and ship- 
 owners. 
 Lyster, Rev. W. G. , Church of England. 
 
 Payn, Amire, general merchant 
 
 Savage, Thomas, J. P., general merchant, flour ud. 
 
 grist mill proprietor and ship owner. 
 Tilley, Charlfs M., carpenter and builder. 
 TILLEY, WM., postmaster. 
 Trashey, Abraham & Benjamin, blacksmiths. 
 
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 OAFE RICH, C. W- — A flourishing village on the Georgian Bay, in the township of i?t. Vincent, and 
 county of Grey ; laid out in 1866 by D. McLaren, Epq. The Owen Sound and Collingwood steamer 
 calls daily, and other steamers oocasionaliy, in connexion with the Noribem Railway. The faruiag^ 
 country in the vicinity i» good. Distant from Collingwood, 37 miles ; and froa Owen Sound, the 
 county town, 10 miles. Daily mail dnriag summer, and tri-weekly during winter. FepoUtien 1(K)^ 
 
 Adams, James. 
 Adams, Joseph. 
 
 Brinar, John. 
 
 Brown, Henry, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
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 Campaign, Misa, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Carson, J., boot and shoemakeur. 
 
 Carson, Robert, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Corbet, Heury, tailor, 
 
 Corbet, .lohn. 
 
 Fisbeir, Oliver. 
 
 Kennedy, Oilbert. 
 
 MoDonMid, DoDAld. 
 
 McDonald, Miss, bonnet maker. 
 
 McDonald. Neil. 
 
 Mclnnis, Duncan. 
 
 Mclnnis, John. 
 
 Mcintosh, Angus. 
 
 Mcintosh, Qilbert, carpenter and builder. 
 
 McLaren, D., real estate agent. 
 
 McLaren, Rer. D., sen., clergyman. 
 
 McLaren, Donald P., postmaster, land agent, &o. 
 
 McLaren, Duncan, carpenter and builder. 
 
 McLaren, Rev. Duncan, clergyman. 
 
 McLaren, Mr., lumber merchant. 
 
 McLaren, James, briokmaker. 
 
 McLean, Hugh. 
 
 McRae, John. 
 
 Prentis, P. 
 
 Printer, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Smith, Joel, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Stephen, Adam S., accountant. 
 
 Vail, Robert, cooper and stare maker. 
 
 Watson, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Wylie, Wm. 
 
 OAF MAGDEIiEINE, C. B. — A small post Tillage, situated on the north shore of the River St. 
 Lnwrenoe, in the tovrnship of Cap de la Magdeloineand county of Champlain. Its trade is principally 
 in lumber. Distant from Three Rivers, 3 miles ; from Montreal, 94 miles ; and from Quebec, 86 
 miles. Population about 150. 
 
 Bacon, Louis, parish oodnoitlor. 
 BoAumco, Isaie, saw mill owner. 
 Beaumee, Naroisse, saw mill owner. 
 Boivert, Onezime, grocer. 
 Cussctte, Hyacinthe, village mayor. 
 Dorval, Nazaire, parish councillor. 
 Dumas, Euzt^be, parish councillor. 
 Qarceau, Rev. (J.Z., Roman Catholic. 
 
 n^jbort, Paul, parish councillor. 
 Lacouse, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 Le Duo, Louis, J. P. 
 Lottinvilte, Flavien, crown land ageri 
 Lottinvilte, Jean, parish councillor. 
 Morinville, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 ROCHKLEAU. SEVERE, postmaster. 
 Vaillaiicourt, Godefroid, parish councillor. 
 
 CAP SANTE, C. E.— A village, situated on the north shore of the River St. Lawrence, in the Seig- 
 niory and county of Portneuf. Distant from Montreal, 160 miles; and from Quebec, 30 miles. Popu- 
 lation about 400. 
 
 ALLSOPP, G. A., J. P., postmaster, 
 
 paper and saw mill proprietor. 
 Aylwin, Charles, notary. 
 Bernard, Joseph, notary. 
 Bernard, M., general merchant. 
 Bertrand, Joseph, tailor. 
 Chaelle, Eus^be, waggon maker. , 
 
 Delisle, O., general merchant. 
 D6ry, E N., general merchant. , 
 
 Faiardean, Charles, cabinet maker. 
 
 physician, 
 
 Falardcau, F. X., cabinet maker, 
 Jacques, J., waggon maker. 
 Lavallu, Gaspard, cabinet maker. 
 Marcotte, F. X., J P. 
 Marootte, Moyse, carpenter and builder. 
 Morrisette, Charles, boot and shoemaker. 
 Noiil, E., school teacher. 
 Rinfret, T, J., general merchant, 
 Thibaudeau, J. E., J. P, 
 
 CABDEN, C. W. — A post village situated in the township of Garden and county of Victoria. Distant 
 from Lindsay, the county town, 25 miles ; and from Toronto, via lake Simcoe, 125 mites. Population 
 of township about 750. 
 
 Burton, Joseph, cooper. 
 
 Carlen, Jnmos, township assessor. 
 
 Chordnn, Leander, carpenter. 
 
 Cralt, John, tailor. 
 
 DELANEY, RICH., postmaster, township olerk. 
 
 Howlnn, John, hotel keeper. 
 
 Huntley, Egerton, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Mollroy, Francis, township treasurer. 
 McNerney, Thomas, carpenter. 
 Parker, R. W., blacksmith. 
 Ililnnco, Richard, general merchant, 
 Silvorthorn, Thos., carpenter. 
 Whelan, Nicholas, J. P., reeve. 
 
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 CABILLON, C. E.— A post village in the township of Chatham, county of Argenteuil. Distant from 
 Luohute, the county seat, miles ; Montreal, 48 mites ; Ottawa, 7'2 miles. Population 258, 
 
 Bookless, Wm., builder. 
 
 Chapman, George, shoemaker. 
 
 Davis, Ashcr, blacksmith. 
 
 Ooudry, Charles, baker. 
 
 Hoy, J., township councillor and Insurance agent. 
 
 Jamison, R. B., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Jamison, Mr., farmer. 
 
 Jones, Edward, J. P, 
 
 Kelly, John, hotel keeper. 
 
 Mai-tin, Edward, shoKmsker. 
 
 Matt, Louis, carpenter and builder, 
 
 McGregor, D. blacksmith. 
 
 Ouellet, Louis, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Pallisted, Robert, blacksmith. 
 
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 Poitms, Fabian, saw mill owner. 
 
 Poulin, Eiiward, shoemaker. 
 
 Quirk, Richard, hotel keeper and tailor. 
 
 RobertHon, Hugh, J. P. 
 
 SCHN£1DF.U, 0£0. & CO., general merchants. 
 
 SCHNEIDER, GEORQE, poatmaater and general 
 merchant. 
 
 St. Deiiix, Mrs. A., milliner. 
 
 Wanless, 0., master Carillon Academy and insur- 
 ance agent. 
 
 CARIjETON, C. E. — A Tillage and township in the county of Bonaventare and district of Oaspd, at 
 the h«ad of the Bay Chaleur. There are one model and two elementary schools in the township. It is 
 noted for its extensive fisheries. Distant from New Carlisle, the county town, 51 miles ; and from 
 Quebec, 410 miles. Bvweekly mail. Population of the township 1019. 
 
 Ahier, Charles, general merchant. 
 
 Alain, Thcophile, blacksmith. 
 
 Arseneau & Co., tanners, bide and leather dealers. 
 
 Arseneau, Frederick, J P. 
 
 Audette, Rev. N., clergyman. 
 
 Belanger, Fran9ois, carpenter. 
 
 Baudreau, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Boudreau, Pierre, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Brnnelle, Leandre, carpenter and jah'net maker. 
 
 CuUen, Charles, general merchant. 
 
 Cyre, Ainio, blacksmith. 
 
 Fair, Robert 0., hotel keeper. 
 
 Fraser, John, collector of custom's. 
 
 Green, Patrick, J. P. 
 
 Landre, Joseph, carpenter. 
 
 Landry, Rom»ine, mayor. 
 
 La Billois, Cbas. M., physician and surgeon. 
 
 La BilloiH, John & Co., general merchants. 
 
 Le Bel, Joseph A., crown land agent. 
 
 Le Blanc, Adolph, boot and shoeruaker. 
 
 Le Blanc, Miss Caroline, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Le Blanc, Eltier, carpenter. 
 
 Le Blanc, Hypolite, bout and shoemaker. 
 
 Lo Blanc, Nuicisse, blacksmith. 
 
 Le Clerc, Bernard, cooper, 
 
 Le Clerc, Pasture, cooper. 
 
 Lefebvre, Antoine, carpenter. 
 
 Lefebvre, Mrs. E., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Lefebvre, John, carpenter. 
 
 Mann, Eiiward, clerk of circuit and commissioners' 
 
 courts, and preventive officer. 
 McEwen, Archibald, J. P. 
 McKinnnn, Archibald, blacksmith. 
 McTaggart., John, tailor. 
 
 MeiiKlier, John, J. P., wharfinger and general mer. 
 MEAGHER, JOS., postmaster and insurance agent. 
 Peltier, Peter, general merchant. 
 Peltier. Pierre, tanner. 
 Rousseau, Joseph, general merchant. 
 Vasseur, Raphael, boot and shoe maker. 
 Verge, Joseph N,, J. P., general merchant, crown 
 
 land and timber agent. 
 
 CARLETON PLACE, C. W. — A flourishing village on the Mississippi River, in tho township of 
 Beukwitb anl county of Lanark. It has an extennive fluur and grain traile, good water power and 
 mauutuctures a considerable quantity of cloth. Di.'^tunt from Perth, the county town, 21 miles ; and 
 from Ottawa, 80 miles. Dully mail. Population about 700. 
 
 Baker, Rev E. H. M., Church of England. 
 
 Beck, Mrs., milliner, dressmaker and storekeeper. 
 
 Beck, Wm., carpenter. 
 
 Bell, Robert, J. P., M P.P. 
 
 Beynon, Rev. George, Methodist. 
 
 Bond, Joseph, iioot and shoemaker. 
 
 Burk, Maurice, cooper. 
 
 Carletou Place Grammar School. 
 
 Carleton Place llernld, J, Poole, editor and prop. 
 
 CRA.\.PTON, ROBERT, general merchant (see 
 
 caid). 
 Duncan, James, blacksmith. 
 Dunlop, .lames, carpenter and millwright. 
 Finlay, Wm., iron founder. 
 Galvin, Patrick, merchant tailor. .- i 
 
 Gilhecly, Joseph, wiiggon maker. 
 Gilhenly, Richard, blacksmith. 
 Graham. John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Gray, Robert, saw mill owner. 
 Greg, Wm., oat anil flour mills. 
 Halcroft, Rev. L , Baptist. 
 Hogg, John, cabinet maker. 
 Hurd, W. II„ M.D , physician and surgeon. 
 Kelly. Wm., hotel keeper. 
 Lavalleo, Frank, cooper. 
 Lavallcc, Frank, butcher. 
 Lavallec, Napoleon, hotel keeper. 
 
 Lawford, Miss, milliner and dress maker. 
 
 Lesly, Jacob, cabinet maker. 
 
 Mc.Arthur, A., J. P., townsliip reeve & gen. merchant. 
 
 McEwen, John, general merchant. 
 
 McFadden, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 McKinnon, Rev. John, Presbyterian. 
 
 McNab, Diivid, general merchant. 
 
 McNetly, Brioe, jun., tanner, dealer in hides and 
 leather. 
 
 McNeely, Drummond, osrpentep 
 
 McNeely, Nathaniel, blacksmith. 
 
 McPhersnn, George, carriiige ami waggon maker. 
 
 Medculf, R., prop, hotel and steam saw mills. 
 
 Moore, Wm., builder. 
 
 Moore, Wm., general merchant. 
 
 Moore, Wm H , boot oud shoemaker. 
 
 Neileon, Hugh, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Pearson, Peter, general merchant. 
 
 Peden, Wm., J P., general merchant. 
 
 Poole, James, book and Job printer, publisher Carl- 
 ton Place Herald, and clerk of division court. 
 
 Scott, Walter, tailor. 
 
 Sinclair, Colin, merchant tailor. 
 
 8TRUTHERH, PaTRICK, postmaster. 
 
 Summer, John, general merchant. 
 
 Tucker, Patrick, boot and siioemaker. 
 
 Wilson, Wm., physician and surgeon. 
 
 OARLINOFORD, C. W.— A small post village, situated in tho township of Fullarton and county of 
 Perth. It WHS first settled about the year 18SU. Distant from Stratford, the county town, 11 milei. 
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 Daak, Rev. W., Presbyterian. 
 
 DAVID80N, ABRAHAM, postmaiter. 
 
 DaTidBoD, Wm., J. P., g«iMral mmrahant. 
 
 Finok, John, blackHDiith. 
 
 HamiltoD, Mary, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Hunter Susannah, mUKner aad dreanuiker. 
 
 Lambert, John T., grocer. 
 
 Mclnnes, Wm., hotel ke«p«r. 
 
 Terry, Frederick, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Terry, James, carpenter and builder. 
 
 OARLTON WEST, O. W.— A post village, situated on Black Creek, in tho toWDsbip and «6unty of 
 York, West Ridiii|c, and is a Mtation on the Orand Trunk Railway. Distant from Toronto, the county 
 town, 6^ miles; Hamilton, 46 miles; aud London, 116 miles. Daily mail, ropulatioa abo«t 160. 
 
 Bird, T. S , proprietor Old Peaeook Hotel. 
 
 Boyd, Hugh, groeer. 
 
 Brown, Mrs. Jitmes, general dealer. 
 
 Brown, Wm., collecting agent. 
 
 Bull, Bartlo, J. P. and deputy reeve. 
 
 Bull, Thomas, barrister. 
 
 Bull, William, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Carlton Hotel, John Harkins, proprietor. 
 
 Charlton, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 
 Crapper. Tliomns, painter. 
 
 Hammond, .Mrs., provitiion dealer. 
 
 HarkiuH, John, proprietor Carlton Hotel. 
 
 Hugill, .loxeph, school teacher. 
 
 Irvine, U., blacksmith. 
 
 JONES, KLIAS, hotel proprietor. 
 Johnston, Rev. Mr., Church of England. 
 Linden, John, weaver. 
 Maguire, C. D., councillor. 
 Old Peacock Hotel, T. S. Bird, proprietor. 
 Plnyter, R. E., councillor. 
 KowDtree, David, butcher. 
 Shcppard, Joseph, counoilior. 
 TIERNAY, E. 8., postmaster. 
 Thomson, Col. E. W., J. P. 
 Tyrrell, Wm., J. P., an<l reeve. 
 Wood, Rev. Enuuh, Wesleyaa Methodist and finper- 
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 CARLISLE, C. W. — A post village in the township of Bast Flamboro' and county of Wentworth> 
 North Riding, situated on Twelve Mile Cre«k in a good farming neighbourhood. Distant from Hamil- 
 ton, the county seat, 12 miles ; and from Toronto, 45 miles. Population about 160. 
 
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 Allison, Thos., J. P., nnd farmer. 
 
 Anderson, Thos., millwri}>ht. 
 
 BalakUva 8chool, Daniel MoNiven, teacher. 
 
 Besaocon, Geo., cooper. 
 
 Burton, John, farmer, 
 
 Burl-in, Wm., carpenter. 
 
 Calder, John, teacher, Victoria School. 
 
 Campbell, Wm., saw mill owner. 
 
 Carlisle Hotel, Daniel Eaton, proprietor. 
 
 Cranstou, Henry, house aud eign painter. 
 
 CROCKER, J. C., postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 Crocker, Mark T., J. P., aud farmer. 
 
 Davidson, Andrew, J. P. 
 
 Davis, John, carpenter. 
 
 Davis, Wm., tanner. 
 
 Durkee, 0. A., house and sign painter. 
 
 Eaton, Daniel, Carlisle Hotel. 
 
 Edgar, Thomas, plasterer. 
 
 Gilpin, Dynee, weaver. 
 
 Kievoll, Ja.4., saw and planing mill owner. 
 
 Miihon, Wra., blacksmith, 
 
 MoDougall, John, saw mill owner. 
 
 Mc Master, Charles, plasterer. 
 
 MoNiven, Daniel, teacher Balaklava School. 
 
 McNiren, Peter, J. P. 
 
 Millard & Barton, black.sraiths and wnggnn makers. 
 
 Morden, John D., farmer. 
 
 Newell, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Newell, W. P., Western Hotel, 
 
 Patten, Andrew, grist and saw mill owner. 
 
 Polliird, Wm., tanner. 
 
 Smith, Wilber, carpenter. 
 
 Stewart, Charles, bout and shoemaker. 
 
 Victoria School, John Calder, teacher. 
 
 Western Hotel, W. P. Newell, proprietor. 
 
 Wood, Wm., brewer and saloon keeper. 
 
 Young, Wm. A., & Co., peg and last maDufactory. 
 
 CARLO \Xr, C. W. — A village situated in the township of Colborne, county of Huron. Distant from 
 tiodericb, 6 milea. Mail tri-weekly. Population about 150. 
 
 Carlow Inn, James MoDonongh, proprietor. 
 Carter, PHtrick, boot and slioeraaker. 
 McDONOUGll, JAMES, postmaster, proprietor of 
 Carlow Inn and general merohant. 
 
 Phillips, Esekiol, blacksmith. 
 
 Ross, John, proprietor Stowartsville Hotel. 
 
 Stewarlsville Hotel, John Ross, proprietor. 
 
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 CARLUKE, C. W.— A small village in the township of Ancaster, county of Wentworth. Its inbabi- 
 tants are principally engaged in agricultural pursuits. It has one common school. Daily mail. 
 Distant fVom Hamilton, 11 miles. Population about 50. 
 
 Black, Rev. James, Presbrterian. 
 CALDER, JAMES, J. P.,'po8tnia8ter. 
 f orbes, Wm., school teacher. 
 Harvey, Wm., general merchant. 
 Lamb, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Lves, Rev. John, Presbyterian, 
 
 Mo Logan, Peter, J. P. 
 
 Prentice, John, general raercbant. 
 
 Stewart, John, flour, grijt and saw mills proprietor. 
 
 Wilson, Wm., blacksmitb. 
 
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 CARP, O. W.— A Mnall Tillage situAted in the towoBbip of Huntley, eounty of Carlatoa. DistaBtfron 
 Uttawa, 20 mile*. Daily mail. Popvlation about 125. 
 
 Bradley, Wm. U., saw and woollen mills proprietor. 
 
 B.-owu, Tbomaa, carriagr and waggon maber. 
 
 Caldwell, John, village counoilior. 
 
 Clark, John, Hchool Ittaoher. 
 
 Fethereton, W. ,T., poHtmnstcrand general merchant. 
 
 Godfrey, Rot. J., Kpiscopalian. 
 
 Holmes, John, J. P., and village reevo. 
 
 Howey, Samuel, weaver. 
 
 JohnHton, George, boot and ahoemaker. 
 
 Jury, Thoe., J. P. 
 
 Kemp, Benjamin, tanner and carrier. 
 
 Kidd, K., village coauoillur and geueral mercluuit. 
 
 Mannion, John, J. P., and village coHuoillor. 
 
 Manyou, John, J. P. 
 
 McBride, Henry, J. P. 
 
 Rivtngton, Wm , villnge conncillor. 
 
 RobinsoD, J., school teacher. 
 
 Rndd, Thomas, blaoksinith. 
 
 Binclftir, Rev. James, Churcii of Scotland. 
 
 Stanley, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 
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 CAB.BONBROOK, C. W.— A thriving village and station on the Buffolo and Lake Hnron Railway, 
 iu ibu towuHhipti of Logan, MoKillop and Uibbert, county of Perth. Daily mail. Distant from Strat- 
 ford, the county town, 17 miles ; from Goderiob, 26 miles. Population about 400. 
 
 Albion Hotel, Peter Nerin, proprietor. 
 
 Baker, Klijah, butcher. 
 
 Bnstly, Peter, constable. 
 
 Bisaay, Rev. L., Kuinnn Catholic. u 
 
 Brownlee, Robert, bout find shoemaker. 
 
 Carpt'uter, James, boot and t-hoemaker. 
 
 Carpenter, Wm , proprietor I'arronbrook Hotel. 
 
 Carroll, Timothy, notary public. 
 
 Carronbrook Hotel, Wm. Carpenter, proprietor. 
 
 Crcmin, Daniel, M.U., physician and »urgeon. 
 
 Crilly, Patrick, tailor. 
 
 Cull, Joseph W. & Co., general meroiiaats. 
 
 Curry, John, carpenter. 
 
 Davidson, John J., cooper. 
 
 Duncan, Robert, J. P. 
 
 Dwyre, Patrick, blacksmith. ,■-■-.■ 
 
 Fliun, Thomas W. 
 
 Gallnghar, Felix, proprietor Railway Hotel. 
 
 Harbor, John, brickmaker. 
 
 HobNon, Isaac. 
 
 Kenny, John, jun., J. P. 
 
 Kenny, Wm., constable. 
 
 KIDD, JOB., J. P., postmaster and gen. merehanl 
 
 King, Thomas M., express iigent. 
 
 Lambert, Henry, boot and Hhoemaker. 
 
 Maher, John, carpenter and cabinet maker. 
 
 Wilier & Deans, saw mill proprietors. 
 
 Marphy, John, painter. 
 
 Nerin, John, proprietor Union Hotet 
 
 Nerin, Peter, proprietor All>ion Hotel. 
 
 Peirce, James, J. P., blacksmith. 
 
 Qiiinn, Miss R., milliner and (iresemaker. 
 
 Railway Flotel, Felix Gallaghar, proprietor. 
 
 Rubs, Hugh, general merchant. 
 
 Sdinider, Franz L., tailor. 
 
 St. John, James, cooper. 
 
 Sniivan, James, waggon maker. 
 
 Union Hotel, John Nerin, preprieter. 
 
 Webster, T. L., tanner. 
 
 Williams, James, builder. 
 
 Wood, Robert, saddle and harness maker. 
 
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 CARTWRIQHT, C. W.— A poat village, situated in the townehip of CartwHght and county of 
 Durham, first settled about 20 years sinoe. Contains three churches, and nine sohools in operation in 
 the township. Distant from Cobourg, the county town, 4b miles ; and from Toronto, 66 mites. Popu- 
 lation about 160. 
 
 Allen, Samuel, waggon maker, &c. 
 
 Anbton, J. & B., saw mill proprietors and lumber 
 
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 Australia House, Jnmes Fluke, proprietor. 
 Chittick, John, blackumith. 
 Davis, Joseph, boot and slioemakor. 
 Edwards, Rev. A., Wesleyan M«thodi«t. 
 Fluke, James, proprietor Australia House. 
 FoUis, Robert, blacksmith. 
 Follis, Mrs. Robert, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Galbraith, M., millinery, eilk and faacy goods, 
 Oalbraith, Malcolm, barrister. 
 Uerrimau, E. A., physician. 
 Kerrigan, Robert, clothier and merchant tailor. 
 Kerrigan, Mrs. Robert, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Lion Rampant Hotel, John Tooley, proprietor. 
 Little, James, harness maker. 
 Logan, Rev. Wm. Church of Sngland. 
 
 Loucks, Wm. A., clerk 12ih Diviirion Court. 
 
 Lucas, Wm., township clerk and collecting agent. 
 
 Martin, Richard, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Martin, Wm., J. P. 
 
 MoKinnon, John, dry goods dealer and sewing 
 
 mnchine agent. 
 Mcl'liftil, Hugh, dry goods dealer. 
 Morrison, John, guncmith. 
 Morrison, John, millwright. 
 Moore, Joseph, clothier and merchant tailor. 
 Spiuks, H. B., J. P., reeve. 
 Squair, Robert, flour and grist mill owner. 
 Tooley, John, proprietor Lion Rampant Hotel. 
 Tooley, Thomas, architect. 
 VANCE, WM., postmaster, and issuer of marriage 
 
 lioenses. 
 Wilson, Robert, potter. 
 Wlndall, Rev. Wu. Charles, Presbyterian. 
 
 OASHEL, C. W.— A post village In the township of Markham and county of York. Distant troa 
 Toronto, 22 miles. Popul»tion about 80. 
 
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 Alexander, Arthur, general merchant 
 
 British Amerioan Hotel, A. Summerfr lUt, propriet'r. 
 
 Bowman, Benjamin, physician and sargeon. 
 
 Crosby, M. B., general merchant. 
 
 Donor, Christopher, carpenter. 
 
 Eakin, John P., waggon maker. 
 
 Eakin & Mason, hub manufacturers. 
 
 Fenwick, A. H., J. P. 
 
 Forster, John, cabinet maker. 
 
 Hill, Rot. Qeorge S. J., Church of Bngland. 
 
 Houek, Edward C, fanning mill maker. 
 
 JENNINGS, SAMUEL, postmaster and shoemaker. 
 
 Pingle, Oeorge, J. P. 
 
 Pingle, Jacob, J. P. 
 
 Summerfeldt, A., British American Hotel, 
 
 Walker, Francis, general blacksmith. 
 
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 CASHMERE, C. W. — A post village, situated in the township of Mesa and county of Middlesex, on 
 the. River Thames. Distant west from London, the county seat, 42 miles ; east from Chatham, 26 
 miles ; from Wardsville, 4^ miles ; and from Bothwell, a station on the Great Western Railway, 3 
 miles. Population 120. 
 
 Banning, James, town councillor. 
 Campbell, Daniel, carpenter and builder. 
 Canton Hotel, Mrs. Hendershott, proprietor. 
 Everingham, George, tanner, whip and glue maker. 
 Farwell, Thomas, fisherman. 
 Fieb, Peter and Samuel, blacksmiths. 
 Fleming, George, saw mill prupriftor. 
 Gardiner, James, J. P., Sour and saw mills. 
 Gardiner, Wm., cooper. ' 
 
 Hendcrshott, Mrs., Canton Hotel. 
 
 MANSFIELD, GEORGE, postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 NcNeil, Peter, carriage and waggon maker. 
 McRnnk, Robert, boot and shoemaker. 
 Odill, R H., litrery and sale stable. 
 Stoutt, .Inmes, boot and shoemaker. 
 Wood & Bennett, sash, blind and door manufacturers, 
 
 and planing mill. 
 
 CASSELMAN, C. "W. — A post Tillage situated in the township of Cambridge, county of Russell. 
 DiHiaui I rum L'Orignal, 40 miles; from Ottawa, 26 miles; and from Montreal, about 100 miles. 
 Puputation about 700. 
 
 Benton, James, town collector. 
 
 CASSELMAN, J. SAXON, postmaster and town 
 
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 Casselman, Martin, J. P., reeve and saw mill owner. 
 
 Casselman, Bolph, town treasurer. 
 Hntts, James, blacksmith. 
 McCouell, James, town assessor. 
 
 CASTLETON, C. "W".— A thriving post Till.oge situated in the trwnship of Cramahe, county of 
 NortliuniberlRDd, on the gravel road between Colborne nnd Percy. It was first settled about the year 
 1858, possesses good water power, and has one common school. Distant from Cobourg, the county 
 town, 20 miles ; and from Colborne station, on the Grand Trunk Railway, 7 miles. Population 
 about 300. 
 
 Alger, Rev. E., Bible Christian. 
 
 Allen, Uiiuiel, cooper. 
 
 Bowerman, David, carpenter. 
 
 Castleton Hotel, J. MoHugh, proprietor. 
 
 Cole, A. R. , grocer, clothier and merchant tailor. 
 
 Coleman, Ambro»<e, saddle and harueus maker. 
 
 Coleman, David, shoemaker. 
 
 ColemHn, Hiram, shoemaker. 
 
 Coleman, J., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Farmers' Hotel, 0. Gnffield, proprietor. 
 
 Fleming, Stanhope, Hour and grist mill owner. 
 
 GafBeld, 0., hotel and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Gould, Abrani, teacher. 
 
 Gould, C. M., license inspector, physician and 
 
 surgeon. 
 Go^ild, Hiram, carpenter and builder. 
 Guuld, Hudson P., constable and waggon maker. 
 GrifilN, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 ITnnnon, Rev. James, Weslcyan Methodist. 
 
 Hutchison, Silas, cooper. 
 
 Ingersoll, Nelson, blacksmith. 
 
 Joues, Willis, patent right agent. 
 
 McHugh, J., hotel keeper. 
 
 Morris, Ilenjamin, tanner, saddle & bnrn?88 maker. 
 
 Pcnnock, George W., general merchant. 
 
 PENNOOK, J. C, postmaster, township clerk, and 
 
 commissioner in B. R. 
 Rny, Robert, weaTer. 
 Ri'bison, Edward, shoemaker. 
 Scarlett, Edward, superintendent common schools. 
 Terry, John D., carpenter. 
 Truesdell, Benji>min, carpenter. 
 Walt, James, produce and proTision dealer. 
 Webb, James G., general merchant. 
 Weeks, Wm. U., carpenter. 
 
 CATHCART, C. W.— A post Tillage, situated in the township of Burford, county of Brant. Distant 
 from Braiitford, the county town, 14 miles. Population 272. 
 
 BUNKER, STEPHEN, postmaster, gen. merchant, 
 
 produce nnd general agent. 
 Catton, Qeorge II., general merchant. 
 Coker, F., bitker. 
 Dutcher, Joseph, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Huntsberger, Rer. Mr. 
 Leesen, H. W., boot and shoemaker. 
 Martindale, Thomas, blackeroith. 
 McDonald, Archibald, livery stable. 
 McRae, Hugh, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
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 Mosier, Rev. John. 
 
 Reid, Phillip, cooper. 
 
 Serprel, W H., clerk 4th Diyision Conrt. 
 
 8haTer, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Skinner, A., tavern keeper. 
 
 Thatcher, Wm., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Trimble, James, J P. 
 Vanderlip, Mrs., tavern keeper. 
 Watson, Wm., tobacconist. 
 
 CAVAGNOIi, C. W. — A village beautifully situated on the river Ottawa, in the seigniory and county 
 ot Vuuilr<!Uil, district of Montreal. Distant from the Vaudreiiil station, on the Grand Trunk Hail way, 
 9 miles ; from Montreal, 36 miles ; and from Ottawa, 90 miles. Daily mail. Population about 060. 
 
 Benson, Qeurge, blacksmith. 
 
 Brazier, .). M., grocer and tanner. 
 
 Christie, Miss Isabella, teacher dissentient school. 
 
 Deguere, Michel, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Qrout, E. P., secretary & treas. dissentient school. 
 
 Ilaloro, A., captain of militia. 
 
 Mathison. (jeorge, lithographer. 
 
 MATHISON, J. A., postmaster, colonel of militia. 
 
 MoNau^liion, D. I' , physician. 
 
 jfuttall, W. A., school teacher. 
 
 parke, ThuinHS, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 portelap.ce, Antoine, cooper. 
 
 pykc, Kcv. J. W., Church of England. 
 
 Richardson, H., express agent. 
 
 Robertson, A., importer. 
 
 Robinson, C, farmer. 
 
 Robinson, R. Q., general dealer. 
 
 Robinson, Wm., carpeiiter and builder. 
 
 Shannon, Rev. Wm., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 St. Denis, Michel, tanner. 
 
 Stephenson, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Thompson, II. W., township councillor. 
 
 Whitlock, Charles, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Whiilock, W. 0., farmer. 
 
 Wilson, Jos., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Wilson, W., blacksmith. 
 
 CAVAN, C W. — Cavanvillo village, of which Cuvan is the post office, is situated in the township of 
 Ciiviiii, county of Durham, East Riding. Cobourg, county of Northumberland, is the county town of 
 tho United Counties of Northumberland nnd Durham. Cavan is distant from Cobourg, 28 miles ; Port 
 Hope, ii miles ; I'eterboro', 14 miles ; and from tho Port Dope and Lindsay Railway station, 3 milef. 
 Mails daily. Population about 260. 
 
 Bolster, Richard, tailor. 
 
 BuUen, Illohaid, shoemaker. 
 
 Chamborluiu, Wm. blacksmith. . 
 
 Davy, Thumns, blacksmith, 
 
 Davy, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Erwin, Hubert, cooper. 
 
 Gordon, Wm., hotel keeper. 
 
 ORAH.'VM, W.M., J. P., postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Haggartli, Edward, carriage maker. 
 Lenuin, .lo-icpli, blacksmith. 
 Lough, Wm , Hour and grist'mill. 
 
 Manning, George, tanner. 
 
 McLean, l^'rancia, tailor. 
 
 Morgan, Wm., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Morrison, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Newton, James, tailor. 
 
 Roan, Thomas R., physician and surgeoa. 
 
 Holston, Rev. D. D., clergyman. 
 
 Sotheren, J. W., notary public. 
 
 Swain, John, Reeve. 
 
 Thompson, Christopher, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Thompson, James, cabinet maker. 
 
 Trenbeth, Henry, waggon maker. 
 
 CAYUGA, C. W. — The chief town of the county of Haldimand, situated on the Grand River, in tht 
 towii!ihip of North Cayuga, at the head of duup water navigation, and exports square and round timber, 
 sawn lunibtir and grain. It has one grammar and one common school. Distant from Hamilton, 25 
 mileg; Toronto, 25 miles; and Buffalo, N. Y., 50 miles. Daily mails. Populatiou 800. 
 
 Aoheson, George, druggist and general merchant. 
 
 Aikniuii, T II., village clerk, treasurer & barrister. 
 
 Baird, A., dealer in stoves and tinware. 
 
 Baker, Thiiuia'^, carpenter. 
 
 Darnos, W A , dyer nnd scourer. 
 
 Baxter, Benjamin, physician and surgeon, 
 
 Baxter, J., J P., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Blakenny, J. P. 
 
 Campbell. I<) C , publisher Sentinel. 
 
 Campbt'U llnuse, J. Mason, proprietor. 
 
 Cayuga Sentinel, B. C. Campbell, publisher. 
 
 Collins, W., Royal Hotel proprietor and cooper. 
 
 Comnit? cial IImm'I, G. Robinson, proprietor. 
 
 Cook, Thomas, commission merchant. 
 
 Cotter 0. S., clerk second division court. 
 
 Court House Hotel, II. Dochstader, proprietor. 
 
 Dnnkin, M , grocer. 
 
 DeCew, W., J. P., commission and general merchant. 
 
 Devine, A., shoemaker. 
 
 Dochstader, H., Court House Hotel. 
 
 Douglas, M., merchant tailor. 
 
 Dulling, J , Limerick Hotel. 
 
 EnniKkillen House, P. Walsh, proprietor. 
 
 Evans, Samuel, carpenter. 
 
 Fnrrell. A. P,, J. P , notary and treasurer. 
 
 Gibbins, Joseph, merchant tailor. 
 
 Gibson, G. A., saloon and restaurant. 
 
 Grant, Andrew, carpenter. 
 
 Griffith, H. V., clerk of county conrt, deputy olerk 
 
 of Crown and pleas, and registrar of surrogstt 
 
 court. 
 Hiildimand Tribune, W. L. Wcathcrby, publisher. 
 Hoshul, James, waggon maker. 
 Ilurrell, C. T., miller. 
 Hurrell, Walter, flour and feed dealer. 
 Hurssell, Joseph, J. P. and reeve. 
 Hurssell & Reiohheld, commission mcrohants. 
 International Hotel, F. Reise, proprietor. 
 Jack, J., cabinet maker. 
 Jessup, 8. grocer. 
 
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 Lawrence, Wm., jailor. 
 
 Lighthall, Patrick, baker. 
 
 Limerick Hotel, J. Dulonfr, proprietor. 
 
 MartJD, E. S., depaty sheriff. 
 
 Martin, J. R., county crown attornej and clerk of 
 
 the peace. 
 Martin, R., sheriff. 
 Ma8on, J , Campbell IToase. 
 MESSENGER, QEO. A., postmaster. 
 Murray, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Pas & Schrader, boot and shoemakers. 
 Ralston, A., shoemaker. 
 Keid, Jonathan, blacksmith. 
 Rei:<e, F., International Hotel. 
 
 Robinson, Q., Commercial Hotel. 
 
 Royal Hotel, W. Cullies, proprietor. 
 
 i^ayers, B. W., general merchant. 
 
 Stcelo, M. R., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Sterenson. F. S , clerk of county couaoil. 
 
 SteTenson, J. G., county Juilge. 
 
 Stewart k Harcourt, saw mill. 
 
 Stewart, J., J P. 
 
 Thompson, H. G., general merchant. 
 
 Tucker, R., dealer in stoTes and tinware. 
 
 Walsh, P., Kiini»<killeD Hotel. 
 
 WiilterH, John, general mercbant. 
 
 Weatherby. W, L., publisher Haldimand Tribunt. 
 
 Wigg, Edward, baker. 
 
 CEDAR HIIiL, C. W. — A small post village in the township of Pakenham and county of Liinark, 
 t>itiiittei| neiir to a station on the liroukville and Ottawa Railway. Dixtaiit from Perth, the count/ 
 town, 8U miles; Ottawa, 160 miles; and from Montreal, 160 miles. Populntion about 80. 
 
 DICKSON, SAMUEL, sen., postmaster. 
 DICKSON. W. WELL AND, phynician and surgeon, 
 residence Portage du Fort (see card, p. 98). 
 
 Dickson, Samuel, jun., lumber merchant. 
 Jackson, Cliarles, house and sign painter. 
 McAdam, John, school teacher. 
 
 CIjDARS, C E.— A Tillage, situated on the RWer St. Lawrence, in the township and county of Soa- 
 Iniiges. Distant from tV)leRU Landing, the county seat, 9 miles ; from the Qrund Trunk Railway 
 station, 3 miles ; and from Montreal, Rti miles. Daily mail. P<)pulation about 2(X). 
 
 Bednrd, Ansel me, saw mill owner. 
 
 BieiiJDnetti, FraQ9ois, village councillor and general 
 merchant. 
 
 Bourlouais, Amable, builder. 
 
 British American Hotel, John R. Waters, prop. 
 
 Brunet, Alexitnder, cabinetmaker. 
 
 Coutlde, David, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Couil6e, Djminiquc, cabinet maker. 
 
 Coutlee, D. A., J. P. 
 
 Coutleu, P. D., village mayor. 
 
 Dairest, Antoine, village councillor. 
 
 Dandereaut, Moise, village councillor. 
 
 DeUeaujeu, Hon. L., flour and grist mill prop. 
 
 Denis, X;iviur, blackitmith. 
 
 Filiatreault, Michel, tin and ooppersmilh. 
 
 Greffl(>, John, shoemaker.' 
 
 Ha vs. Eleaz'ir, notary public, and clerk of commis- 
 sioner's court. 
 
 HowHon, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 
 Hurteau, B., village couQcillor, baker and confec- 
 tioner. 
 
 Hurteau, Napoleon, village oonneillor. 
 
 JOASSIM, BENJAMIN, postmaster and principal 
 
 of French .Academy. 
 Joassim, MrH., milliner and dress maker. 
 LaDurant, Mi<i»e, mason. 
 Leger, Joachim, cooper. 
 Levuc, Pierre, shoemaker. 
 Marcoux, Tlieophile, general merchant. 
 Merleau, Jean Bo., blacksmith. 
 Monpetit, Mrs., milliner and dress maker. 
 Peri'lard, Michel, blacksmith. 
 Roussin, Alexix, tanner. 
 Roussiri, MisN, milliner and dress maker. 
 Kmix, Rev. Miiunce, Roman Catholic. 
 Roy, Alexander, J. P. 
 8iiuv('!, .-Viexis. trtilor. 
 Sauvt, Julien, grocer. 
 S>tnv6, Paul, grocer and saloon keeper. 
 Waters, Alex , villoge councillor. 
 Wuters, J II , grocer and hotel keeper. 
 Watier, F. O , J P., lumber merchant. 
 Walier, Paul, J. P. 
 Watier, Pierre, lumber merchant. 
 
 CEDARVILLE, C. W. — A small post village, situated on the south branch of the Saugeen river, ia 
 ilie towiisliip of Proton, county of Grey. Distant from Owen Sound, the county town, 4ti miles; and 
 from Toronto, 60 miles. Population about 3U. 
 
 Doroy, Wm., hotel keeper. 
 Oillespy. Kohert, farmer. 
 McDonald, John, farmer. 
 Mclntyre, Nichol, farmer. 
 
 ROGERS, TIIOS., postmaster and gen. merchant. 
 ROGERS, W. & T., gen. merchants & mill owners 
 
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 Vert, Mien, school teacher. 
 
 CENTRE AUGUSTA, C W.— A post village, situated in the township of (lie same name, county 
 ot Grenviile. Distant from Krookville, th« county town, 17 miles ; from Toronto, lUO miles; and from 
 Kingston 75 miles. Populatiuu of township about 6,ti00. 
 
 Agwn, Jamea, farmer. 
 Bellamy, L. U. 
 
 Bishop, John, saw mill owner. 
 Black, John, blacksmith. 
 Bradley, Francis, bluck.^mith. 
 
 Brown, &,, farmer. 
 Ciisey, Wm., farmer. 
 Clark. E , fariuur 
 Col'ins, D , tottii auilitor. 
 "O.MMINS, A.AltoN a, postmaster. 
 
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 Commins, Abraham, farmer. 
 
 Commins, M., weaver. 
 
 CommiDS, Win., farmer. 
 
 Conners, J., fanner. 
 
 CoifrroTe, J., town collector. 
 
 Cowley, .J., farmer. 
 
 Duatau, C , milliner and dreismaker. 
 
 DuBtan, George, carringe and waggon maker. 
 
 Ererte, Biiward, town assessor. 
 
 FIjrnn, Wm., township councillor. 
 
 Garry, >Vm., township CDnnoillor. 
 
 Hnmphries, Wm., township councillor. 
 
 Lane, Cbas., townHhip councillor and saw mill owner. 
 
 Lennox, John, cabinet rauker. 
 
 Lesslie, Edward, tailor. 
 
 MoOrath, N., farmer. 
 
 McLean, D., farmer. 
 
 McLean, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 McLean, R., farmer. 
 
 McLean, S., farmer. 
 
 McLean, W., farmer. 
 
 McMahon, Wm., J. P., and hotel keeper. 
 
 Murphy, Charles, farmer. 
 
 Murphy, Michael, mason and farmer. 
 
 Murphy, Thomas, plasterer and farmer. 
 
 Rowe, Chas., township councillor. 
 
 Steele, Joseph, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Thompson, E., weaver. 
 
 Thompson, H., weaver. 
 
 Wood, Charles, blacksmith. 
 
 CENTBETON, C, 
 
 laud. West Riding. 
 
 W.— A village, situated in the township of Haldimand and county of Northnmber- 
 Distant from Cobourg, 14 miles. Population about 50. 
 
 Centroton School, section 18. 
 Colemnn, Cbas., brick maker. 
 Gaul, Tliomas, tailor. 
 Ilalin, Rev. J., Methodist. 
 Hudson, Aarou, blacksmith. 
 
 Tripp, Daniel, wooden ware. 
 MoAULEY, THOS., H., postmaster. 
 McCann, Arthur, boot and shoemaker. 
 Sanderson, Rev. R., Methodist. 
 Walroth, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 CENTRE VILLE, C. W.— A thriving post village in the township of Camden East and county of Ad- 
 diugtuti. It is in the centre of the largest and wealthiest townships of the Midland District. 
 Distant from Kingston, 27 miles ; and from Mapanee, 16 miles. Population 850. 
 
 A»h, Cyrus, fai'mcr. 
 
 Ash, J. R., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Brown, Charles, waggon maker. 
 
 Buckley, Wm , blacksmith. 
 
 Campbell, Patrick, farmer. 
 
 Caswell, S. A., hotel keeper and waggon maker. 
 
 Caswell, Wellington, wajigon raaken 
 
 Hamilton, AlexanQer, shoemaker. 
 
 Harvey, Patrick, tailor. 
 
 Hawley, J. F., J. P. 
 
 Hawley, Marshall, farmer. 
 
 Hinch, Michael, farmer. 
 
 LAPUM, J. N., J. P., postmaster, reeve and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Lochland, James S., carpenter. 
 Loyns, Edward, blncksmith. 
 MoGee, Wm., grocer. 
 
 Molntyre, Rev. Mr., D. D., Roman Catholic. 
 MoKim, C S., J. P. and second hand broker. 
 McKim, Mrs. C. 8., milliner. 
 McKinty, E'lwani, general merchant. 
 Milligau & Mussmau, Shibley House. 
 
 Mussroan, C., druggist. 
 
 O'Conner, Wm., cluthing''merchant. 
 
 Parke, Isaiah Sc Bro., saddle and harness makers. 
 
 Parke & Son, tanners. 
 
 Pierce, Richard, shoemaker. 
 
 Robertson, Samuel, cooper. 
 
 Schofiold, Rev. W, H., U.A., Wesleyan. 
 
 Shilbey House, Milligau & Mussman, proprietors. 
 
 Shields, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Hwitzer, Orau, carp< nter and blacksmith. 
 
 Switzer, W. J., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Vrooman, Wm., issuer of mitrriagu licenses, oommis- 
 
 siouer in B. R., and conveyancer. 
 Wayer, J. M., hotel keeper. 
 Woese, D. R. & R. A., general merchants. 
 Weir, Peter, hotel keeper. 
 Wells, George, carpenter. •■ 
 
 Whelan, John, brickmaker. 
 Whelan, Wm., J, P., general merchant a'^d clerk 
 
 division court, 
 Wright, T. Arthur, aocouutant 
 
 CHAMBI#Y BASIN, O. E. — An old and pleasant incorporated village, situated on the west aide of 
 the river Richelieu, which at this place widens into a beautiful lake, and distant from Cbambly Canton, 
 one mile. Chambly Canton is situated between the rapids and the east side uf Chambly Basin and St* 
 John's Canal. Near Chambly Canton a fort, erected by the French in 1711, cnn yet be seen. Chambly 
 Basin has a fine college, erected in 1825 by the munificence of the Rev. Curate M. P. Mignnult. It 
 has a fine primary school for boys, and one also for girlo ci .neoted with the convent. The heroes of 
 Chateauguay lie buried in the vault of the Catholic Church. Distant from Montreal, by land, 18 
 miles; by water, 90 miles; the Mountain of Beloeii, 12 miles. Daily -iiail. Population, Basin 
 tillage, 800. 
 
 Adricn, M., pari-h councillor. 
 Audet, Antuine, boot and shoe mkker. 
 Bachaud, Luc, waggon maker. 
 Barrette, B., baker. 
 Beachemin, Joseph, collecting agent. 
 
 Beansoleil, M'me V., hotel keeper and general store. 
 Bellinger, Isnsc, saddle and harness maker. 
 Bertrand, Th^ophile, merchant tailor, 
 nigoui'-te, N., village councillor. 
 Booth, John, hotel keeper. 
 
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 Booth, J., exchange dealer. 
 Carridre, Joseph, carpenter. 
 Chaloaz, Charles, blacksmith. 
 Connor, M., parish coancillor. 
 Daragon, Mile Elise, milliner. 
 Darcbe, Naroisse, architect and builder. 
 Darche, Noel, mayor of parish. 
 DkBOUCHERVILLE, Ph. v., postmaster, crown 
 
 land Hgent, physician and surgeon. 
 DeQrosbois, C. B., village councillor, physician and 
 
 Burgeon. 
 Demer-se, N., village councillor. 
 Deschanip, C, livery stable, keeper. 
 Dion, Jean, confectioner. 
 Dion, Noijl, merchant tailor. 
 Dorey, Samuel, secretary parish. , , > 
 
 Dubuque, Madame Michel, milliner. 
 Dunn, John, tanner. 
 Dupuy. Isaao, beef and pork packer. 
 Durocher, <;h., sen., beef and pork packer. 
 Durocher, Ch., jun., beef and pork packer. 
 Duval, Joseph, boot and sboomnker. 
 Fiechette, A. L., general merchant. 
 Glenn, C, physician and surgeon. 
 Uuot, Antoine, beef and pork packer. 
 Jott^, Franfois, waggon maker. 
 Jeuner, A., brewer. 
 Lacroix, J., baker. 
 Lafontaine, C. R., parish councillor. 
 Lambert, Mile., milliner. 
 
 Laroonreans, Antoine, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Larocque, Godfrey, parish counoillor. 
 
 Lynch, A., village councillor. 
 
 Lynch, J., carpenter. 
 
 Many, B., parish coancillor. 
 
 Martin, Rev. C6I., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Mignault, Rev. P., Roman Catholic curate, «nd pre- 
 sident Chambly College. 
 
 Ostigny & UeGrosbois, general merchants. 
 
 Pepin, Mile. Cleophi<i, milliner. 
 
 Perrault, Cyrille, blacksmith. 
 
 Perrault, Joseph, parish councillor. 
 
 Perron, A., carpenter. 
 
 Proto, N., architect, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Raymond, P., parish coancillor. 
 
 Robert, M'me A., milliner. 
 
 Robert, Joseph, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Robert, Leandre, hotel keeper. 
 
 Rochette, Charles, carpenter. 
 
 Schcffer, Charles G., clerk Commissionera' Court 
 and mayor of village. 
 
 Scott, N. & E.. blacksmiths. 
 
 Soupras, D., village counoillor and exchange dealer. 
 
 St. Germain, L., village councillor. 
 
 Thibeau, C, carpenter. 
 
 Vallee, Wm., secretary Village CounciL 
 
 Viger, P., blacksmith. 
 
 Waltz, John, general merchant. 
 
 Watts, John, insurance agent. 
 
 CHAMBLY CANTON, C. E.— An old military station, and an incorporated village, in the seigniory 
 and couuty of (Miambly, situated between the Rapids of the river Richelieu and the Chambly and St. 
 John's Cimal. This plnce has fine wivter privileges, and also an excellent market semi-weekly. Distant 
 from Chambly Dnsin, 1 mile ; Montreal, 18 miles; and from St. John's, the terminus of the canal, 12 
 miles. Daily mail. Population about 700. 
 
 Austin, Thomas, county registrar. 
 
 Bell, James, livery stable keeper. 
 
 Blain, Edwin, watchmnker, 
 
 Bois, Joseph, shoemaker. 
 
 Bowers, Mrs , dealer in toys, notions, &o. 
 
 Brew, Roel, baker. 
 
 Brusette, Joseph, shoemaker. 
 
 Cadeux, Joseph, carpenter. 
 
 Carter, Heury, beef and pork dealer. 
 
 Canton House, A. McDougall, proprietor. 
 
 Caurteniiiucbe, John, carpenter. 
 
 Cheffer, Miss, milliner. 
 
 Cooper, Charles, school teacher, 'secretary and trea- 
 surer Corporation. 
 
 Dorrhe, Miss, bonnet maker. 
 
 Dauphin, Alexis, cooper. 
 
 Draper, Miss M. A., general merchant. 
 
 Dubuque, Godfroi, general merchant. 
 
 Dubuque, P., proprietor Hotel du Peuple. 
 
 Findlay. John, founder. 
 
 Guertiiin, E., hinoksmith. 
 
 HACKETT, JOILV, J. P., postmaster, general mer- 
 chant and insurance agent (see card, p. 98). 
 
 mil, L. M., photograph arti.it. 
 
 Hotel du Peuple, P. Dubuque, proprietor. 
 
 Lafontaine, ^'barles, pbysioiau and surgeon. 
 
 LuBsy, T. , proprietor, Victoria lun, and shoemaker. 
 
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 PAN?, John Hackett, agent (see card, p. 98). 
 
 Mayolt, F. X., proprietor, Railroad Hotel. 
 
 McDougall, A., proprietor. Canton House. . 
 
 Mignault, Napoleon, deputy registrar. 
 
 Mignault, Rev. Pretre, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Millett, S. T., woollen mill owner. 
 
 Moroland. James, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Nichols, James, clerk of the mnrket. 
 
 O'Harra, H., general merchant. 
 
 Patreaud, Miss, milliner. 
 
 Perry, Rev. H. G.. Church of England. 
 
 Prudent, Cdtd, cabinet maker. 
 
 Railroad Hotel, F. X. Mayolt, proprietor. 
 
 Rasicot, Miss, milliner. 
 
 Ryan, Thomas, carpenter. 
 
 St. Aubin, Baptiste, broom maker. 
 
 Sylvia, Isaao, cigar maker. 
 
 Trudeau, Charles, blaokKmitb. 
 
 Trudeau, Petre, blacksmith. 
 
 Ulrie, Cornelius, beef and pork packer. 
 
 Victoria Inn, Thoma'* Lus.sy, proprietor. 
 
 Ward, J , photograph artist. 
 
 Vulc, John, J. P., seignior of the east part of Cham- 
 bly, mayor of Chambly Canton, flour and carding 
 mill owner. 
 
 CHAMPIjAIN, C. E. — A thriving post village on the north shore of the River St. Lawrence, in the 
 township and county of Cbamplain and di.striot of Three Rivers. It has a large lumber and flour trade, 
 also five schools. Di^itant from Three Rivers, 16 miles; from Qaebeo, 75 miles ; and from Montreal, 
 90 miles. Population of township by last census, 2,177. 
 
 Alexandre, Joseph, general merchant. 
 
 Arcand, Norbert, raunioipal councillor and baker. 
 
 Angh, Zephirin, blacksmith. 
 
 Beaudouin, Godfroid, mayor and general merchant. 
 
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 Brunell», Omer, general merebant. 
 
 Brunelle, Ulrio, boot •nd ■hoainaker and baker. 
 
 Carignant, Alphon!*e, blacksmith. 
 
 Cajra, Petrus, blaokHmith. 
 
 Chartier, Dulphia, cabinet maker. 
 
 Cbarbonneau, Michel, blacksmith. 
 
 Drouin, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Dub^, Tbdodore, blacksmith. 
 
 Dubord, Caliite, wnfrtron maker. 
 
 Dubord, Louis Edouar'l. phjsioiaa. 
 
 Dubord, Olirier, carpenter. 
 
 F^lix, Colbert, coaDcillor. 
 
 Frigon, Olivier, oouDcillor. 
 
 Gagnoo, Naisire, generrti merchant. 
 
 Gignao, Alexander, general merchant. 
 
 Gignac, Madame, general merchant. 
 
 Grandinonr, T. H., couneillor. 
 
 Hamelin, Alphoose, hoot and shoemaker. 
 
 Hardy, nap., deputy pontmaster. 
 
 Jourdain, Mrs., milliner and dress maker. 
 
 Lacroix, Eieonore, cabinet maker. 
 
 Lacroix, Remi, cabinet maker. 
 
 Lamothe, Joseph G., J. P. 
 
 Landry. George, tanner. 
 
 LANOUBTTE, JOS. ED., postmaster. 
 
 Lanoubtie, Madame E. A., general storekeeper. 
 
 L^garue, Mr., carpenter. 
 
 Marchand, Alphonse, cabinetmaker. 
 
 Marchand, Mrs., milliner and dressmakar. 
 
 Marchand, Philippe, general merchant. 
 
 Marchand, Pierre I^^idore, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 M>trcoux, Ker. M. Denis, curate. 
 
 Martineau, A. J., notary public and general agent. 
 
 Massicotte, Delarmin, general merchant. 
 
 Massiootte, Michel, general merchant. 
 
 Morin, Naroisse, general merchant. 
 
 Morin, P. D., councillor. 
 
 Nobert, Edouard, general merchant. 
 
 Osborne & Thomas, hide ana leather dealers. 
 
 Paquin, Onetime, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Pintal, Adolphe, cabinet maker. 
 
 Pintal, Mistress Jean, bonnet maker. 
 
 Plante, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Ricljardson, Charles, general merchant and aaw mill 
 
 proprietor. 
 Richardson, Thomas, tanner. 
 Rivard, Joseph, J. P. 
 SauTxgeau, H., councillor. 
 Thssier, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Thibodeau, Mrs., mflliner and dressmaker. 
 Tousaaint, Oaspnrd, cabinet maker. 
 Trottier, Philippe blacksmith. 
 Trottier, Progp^re, general merchant 
 Trottier, .'urumie, carpenter. 
 
 CHARING CROSS, C. W.— .^ email post villnge, situated on the grarel roa»^ 'i.?;weon Chatham and 
 Blenheim, in the township of Harwich and county of Kent. Population about 50. 
 
 Crooks' Comers Hotel, Wm. Mincell, proprietor. 
 Dowswell, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 GAY, Mas. JANE, (-O'^tmiBtress. 
 Enott, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Mincell, Wm.. proprielor Crook's Comers Hotel. 
 Our House, John Taylor, proprietor. 
 Taylor, John, proprietor Our Hoose. 
 White, Stephen, J. P. 
 
 CHARLE3BOTTRG, C. B. — A thriring Tillage, situated in the Seigniory of Notre Dame des Angei^ 
 county of Quebeo. It has an extensire lumber trade. Distant from Quebec 4 miles. Population of 
 parish about 2,600. 
 
 Beaudry, Rev. Augu'tin, Rcnan Cutholio. 
 
 B^dard, Caleb, carpenter. 
 
 Bedard, Jean, carpenter. 
 
 Bcdard, Jeremie, carpenter. 
 
 Bedard, Pierre, blacksmith. 
 
 B^langcr, Pierre, blacksmith. 
 
 Btiriet, Joseph, waggon maker. 
 
 Chartist, Francois, waggon maker. 
 
 Chartre, Lersinie, blacksmith. 
 
 Del&ge, Jean, notary public. 
 
 Delaurier, Antoine, carpenter. 
 
 Dorion, Honore, clerk of County CoaneiL 
 
 Dorion, Wm., carpenter. 
 
 Gesirue, Andr'?, carpenter. 
 GInckmeyer, E. C, notary pubTio. 
 Hill, Widow L. 8., cigar and tobacco dealer. 
 LecouM, Q. P. M., architect and civil engineer. 
 Lefebvre, Boniface, flour and )irist mill proprietor. 
 Legare, Naroisse, waggon maker. 
 Legare, Pierre, blacksmith, saddle & harness maker. 
 Nolin, Cyrille, blacksmith. 
 Rheaume, Charles, mayor of parish. 
 Roy, George, blncksmitb. 
 
 TRKMULAY, MARS., postmaster, carriage & wag- 
 gon maker. 
 Yercot, Jacques, baker. 
 
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 CHARLESTON, C. W. — A small post Tillage, situ ited on Charleston lake, in the townships of Yooge 
 and Encott, South Hiding of the county of Leeds. Distant from Bruckville, the county town, 18 mil»t 
 Population about 100. 
 
 Beale, Benjamin, shingle factory, flour, grist and 
 
 saw mill proprietor. 
 Booth, A. C, J. P., tanner and carrier. 
 Campwell, Stephen, cooper. 
 Carenough, Eleanor, weaver. 
 Denroohe, Rev. C. T., Church of England. 
 Dereniie, Edward, boot and shoemaker. 
 Elott, Harvey, carpenter and builder. 
 GREEN, P. f., postmaster, Issuer marriage licenses. 
 
 Hamilton, David, blacksmith. 
 Hicks, Wm., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Johnston, Henry, J P., township councillor. 
 Livingston, Daniel, gon'l blacksmith & hotel keeper. 
 Slack, Bei^amiu, shingle factory proprietor. 
 Slack, Johu, sen., saw mill proprietor. 
 Soper, Sylvester, cooper. 
 Webster, Robert, mason. 
 
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 OHAl'EAITOUAY, O. B.— A poet Tillage in the Mi|tn 
 (jifitrict of BeHubamoiB, aituatej on the Chateaiigiiny 
 Chateauguajr Baiiio, 1 mile ; BeaiiharDols, miles ; an<l 
 tion with the eeoTeiit, and a model school. Daily mail. 
 
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 B^linge, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 BERGEVIN. EU8TACHB, asaisUnt postmaster, 
 
 baker and general merchant. 
 Black. Rey D , Chorch of England. 
 Bouraesa, Louis, J. P., and village major. 
 Bourilon, Moyse, Tillage oonnoillor. 
 C^cire, Dominique, general merchant. 
 Chauvin, Frnngnis, saw mill. 
 ConTent of the Sceurs de la Congregation. 
 Couilliinl, .luseph, waggon maker. 
 CouHlard, .loseph, shoemaker. 
 Demer.se, Bolime, general merchant. 
 Deaparnis, Louiii, notary public. 
 Depparois, OtVJeon, carpenter and builder. 
 DeWitt, J.ioob H., J. P. 
 Duguet, Pierre, beef and pork pneker. 
 Dapuis, Michel, carpenter and builder. __ 
 
 Elliott, Thomas, general merchant. 
 Frauhert, Jonchim, waggon maker and carpenter. 
 Oreffe, Joachim, sboemitker. 
 Heibert, Antoine, carpenter and bnllder. 
 Jack, John, sen., general raerehant. 
 Jack, John, jun., hotel keeper. 
 Laberge, Edouard, physician and surgeon. 
 
 s, and T- ^ 
 
 Jaek, Robert eommission-er .'mai 
 
 conncillor. 
 
 Lanoolte, DsTid, saddle and hat « maker. 
 LariTit>re, Jean BiiptiHte, ,«hof ni 
 L'Rcuyer, Joseph, Tillage connc 
 Leganit, Stanislaaa, blaoksmim and aomiii*i4Der 
 
 Nmall causes. 
 Lefebvre, Vital, village conncillor. 
 Lepallieur, Alfred N , notary piiblio. 
 M.VLLBT, NARCISSB, J. P. and postmaster. 
 Miircband, Nicholas, village councillor. 
 MciDoniild, John, commiij.^ioner small canses. 
 McRuberts, Charles, blacksmith. 
 Norinandean, L^on, blacksmith. 
 Primeau, Etieane, village councillor. 
 Quesnel, Joseph, sen., boef and pork pucker. 
 Quesnel, Joseph, jun., beef and pork packer. 
 Quesnel, Louis, general merchant. 
 Quesnel, Paul, tanner. 
 Rolland, F. X., shoemaker. 
 Ross, Robert, blacksmith. 
 Thortin, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 Tussier, Rev. J. C. Roman Catholic. 
 
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 CHATEAUGUAY BASIN, C. E.— A large post village, in the township and county of Chateanguay, 
 Ic is celebrated for a victory which was obtained in tiie vicinity over the American army, during the 
 war of 1812. Distant from Montreal, 14 miles. Population about 400. 
 
 Balengry Charles, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Bergevin, Elei, baker. 
 
 Black, Rev. Darid, Presbyterian. 
 
 Bourassa, Louis, J. P., mayor. 
 
 Cecil, Dominique, baker. 
 
 Conillard, Louis, boot and !>hoc maker. 
 
 Demerse, Miss, bonnet maker. 
 
 Demerse, Soli ; e, dealer in dry goods. 
 
 Despnrois, Isadure, carpenter and sash maker. 
 
 Desparois, Louis, notary public. 
 
 De Witt, Charles B., music teacher. 
 
 De Witt, Jacob H., J. P., insurance agent. 
 
 Dupuls, Michel, carpenter. 
 
 Duquette, Cliarles, chair manufacturer. 
 
 Duquette, Pierre, butcher. 
 
 Elliott, Thomas, general merchant. 
 
 Fortin, J., blacksmith. 
 
 Oocgin, M., Builder. 
 
 JACK, JOHN, sen., postmaster k general merchant 
 
 Jack, John, jnn., hotel keeper. 
 
 Jaek, Robert, village ooanoillor. 
 
 Laberge, E., physician and surgeon. 
 
 L'Ecuyer, Joseph, J. P., Tillage councillor. 
 
 Lafebvre, Mrs. T., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Lafebvre, Vital, village councillor. 
 
 Lanoulte, David, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Luppieuller. A. N., notary public. 
 
 Lebrun, C. M., clerk division court. 
 
 Lussier, Rev. Mr., Rnmau Catholic. 
 
 Masson, Moses, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 MoKell, James, blacksmith. 
 
 McRobert, Charles, b'acksniith. 
 
 Pregant, Louis, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 QiH)-<nel, Louis, general merchant. 
 
 Quesnel, Paul, butcher. 
 
 QiH'snel, St. Paul, tanner. 
 
 Rolland, F. X., boot and shoe maker. 
 
 Ross, Mrs. A., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Ross & McKull, Jeiiler in agricultural implement!. 
 
 Ross, Robert, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Simms, Rer. F. P., Presbyterian. 
 
 iV 
 
 CHATHAM, C. W. — A large town, sitaatcd on the river Thames, in the township of Ualeigli, and 
 county of Kent. The river is navigable to Chatham for vessels of the largest class, and some of the 
 finest sailing vesaels on the Inlaud lakes have been built hero. It is one of the principal stations on tht 
 Great Western Railway, which runs through the southern pnrt of the town, and steamboats ply 
 regularly between Chatham and Detroit during the summer. It is situated in the midst of a fine agri- 
 cultural distriot, and a considerable quantity of timber is exports I annually. Distant from Windsor 
 and Detroit, by railway, 46 miles ; from London, C4 miles ; from Uamilton, 38 miles ; and from 
 Toronto, 176 miles. Daily mail. Population, 4,466. 
 
 Adams, Wm., baker and oonfectioner. King. 
 ALLAN, P. C. bookseller, stationer, sews agent, 
 
 and dealer in wall paper, &c., wholesale and retail, 
 
 Fifth, post office (see card, p. 106). 
 
 Aldis, S. & A., Inmher merchants, and steam sawmill 
 
 proprit-tors, Colboroe. 
 American Express Company, Thomas MoCrae, ag't, 
 
 oflice King. 
 
 DE LA RUE'S FINEST LETTER PAPER, AT W. C. CUEWETT <fe CO'S. 
 
f 1 
 
 104 
 
 CHATHAM. 
 
 KINO ST. (Over R. Smith A Co.'s Cabinet Worurooois). CHATHAM, 
 
 HAIfCrACTUHIM or mPROTED 
 
 CABINET ORGANS, HARMONIUMS AND MELOOEONS, 
 
 UP DUPIKIOH TUNX, ADD AT MUDCIATI paiCE8. 
 ff^/!rr«»<ief .— St. Jiihn IlytUtiimurh, Orffanist, St. P«t«r'ii Church Londin; Thimu D. 
 liuiird. urinniat, St. I'nul'ii Cii)bedr»l, Loodun; Mm. E. Rajmuiid, ()rK»iii*t «nij t'lanM, 
 UmduD ; Prolmnor J. II. Ilopkina. 
 
 GEORGE TURNBULL, 
 
 CHATHAM, 
 
 KINQ STREET, 
 
 Canada West. 
 
 DAVID WALKER, 
 
 PROPRIETOR. 
 
 CORNER OF KING AND FIFTH STREETS, 
 
 CHATHAM, C. W. 
 
 This is the best appointed and conducted Hotel in every particular that there is in the town. 
 The proprietor will spare no pains to keep up the reputation that the hou.se has always under 
 kis manugenient enjoyed. The Hotel is situated in the centre of the most business part of the 
 town, and is only a few doors from the Post Office, &c. 
 
 A FREE OMNIBUS ALWAYS IN ATTENDANCE TO CONVEY PASSENGERS TO AND FROM 
 
 THE RAILWAY STATION. 
 
 I 
 
 ATWOOD & JACKSON, 
 
 CHEAP CASH GROCERY STORE, 
 
 FLOUR, FP]ED, &c., 
 
 WELLINGTON STREET, CHATHAM, 0. W. 
 
 CHEAP CAS^H STORE. 
 
 ■rery arllelc Id the anocGRT and Pro?i8IOIi line, alwaye on hand. 
 AIM), FEKD of every description, con»i8ling of 
 
 BRAN, OATS, CORN, PEAS, &c. 
 
 ATWOOD & JACKSON, 
 
 WlLUNGTON Strkit, oppositk .Mabket, CUATUAM, C. W. 
 
 CUT STEAM BRIST ^ FLOUR MILLS. 
 
 AND WOOLLEN FACTORY. 
 
 TIIK Subocrlhera beg to iutimate to the puhitc, tba< they are 
 .Mauufouturintc all kiiida of WODLLKN Ol-OTUS at the aboT* 
 Factory, and would rviipi'ctfully lollclt a trial of thi'ir tioodi, 
 from Mert'hanta and other dral<*r*. 
 
 BAXTER k BROWN, 
 Cor. Adelaide nnil Colbiirue t*ia.« ChMiliain, CaW* 
 A superior brand ot No. I Kxira, for riale at the Flour .Uills. 
 
 J. W. BUCK, 
 
 MANVPACTORIR Of AXD S :AI.£R IN 
 
 STOVES, IW & COPPER WARE, &e. 
 
 KING STREET, CHATHAM, C. W. 
 
 W. C. CUEWETT & CO. ORDER BOOKS WEEKLY FROM ENGLAND, 
 
CHATHAM. 
 
 105 
 
 ATWOOD 4 JACKSON, (col'd) groceriee and pro- 
 Tision. , Wellington (see cards, p 104), 
 
 Bkrfout. Krnjamin, poetmaater. Fifth. 
 
 BftrtUff. J., auctioneer, &c.. King. 
 
 BAXTER & BROWN, City Mills, flnar and grist 
 (steam), Oolbome k Adelaide (see cards, p. 104). 
 
 BeaTcr. Clmrles, botanic physician, Wellington. 
 
 Bennett, Thomas, distiller, on Thames riTer. 
 
 Ben<>(ir>. tieury, (col'd) boot & shoemaker, William. 
 
 BERRV, W.M., groceries and proTJaions, King. 
 
 Biles, J., nnctionver, Market Square. 
 
 Black, Mrs Louisa, dry goods and millinery, King. 
 
 Brady, .lohn, (col'd) boot and shoemaker, corner of 
 Wil'^^xm and King. 
 
 Bridg ■», John, carpenter and joiner, William. 
 
 Brod rick, B , hoot and nhoemaker. King. 
 
 Brodte, Philip B., station master and freight agent 
 Great WeHtern Railway 
 
 Bryson, David, telegraph operator and night station 
 master. 
 
 BUCK, J. W., stove dealer and manufacturer of tin- 
 ware, &c., oil merchant. King (see card, p. 104). 
 
 Buckle, George, St. George Saloon, King, nearly 
 opposite .Market 
 
 Banks, Thomas, butcher, Market. 
 
 Caddie, James, brewer, Thames River. 
 
 CALEDONIA HOTEL, P. E. McKerrall, proprietor, 
 Tbaraes. 
 
 CAMPUELL & HAMILTON, Rankin Hou.sc, corner 
 King and Fourth (see card, p 98). 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMP'Y, R. O'Hara, 
 agent. 
 
 CHAPMAN, JOHN, bookbinder and photographer. 
 King 
 
 Charity, .T. H., boot and shoe manufacturer, King. 
 
 Charteris, Charles , county treasurer and general 
 merchant; office. King. 
 
 Chatham Arms, John Fiulayson, proprietor. King. 
 
 Chatham Planet, weekly and tri-weekly, Rufus 
 StephenBon. proprietor and editor ; office, corner 
 King and Fifth. 
 
 Chrysler, Henry, collector of taxes, town beadle, 
 fire inspector, and assessor. 
 
 CITr FLOUR & GRIST MILLS, Baxter & Brown, 
 proprietors, Colborne and Adelaide. 
 
 CITY WOOLLEN FACTORY, Baxter & Brown, pro- 
 prietors, Colborne and Adelaide. 
 
 Clements, D., butcher, Market. 
 
 Commercial Bunk Agency ; office, corner Fifth and 
 Wellington. 
 
 Commercial Hotel, opposite Great Western Railway 
 Depot, Thomas Mason, proprietor. 
 
 COOPER, ROBERT, bookseller and stationer, agent 
 Montreal Telegraph Couipuuy, King (see card, p. 
 106.) 
 
 Cornwell, Frederick, tailor. King. 
 
 Cov an, Samuel, saddle and haruese maker, King. 
 
 Craddock, Wm., carpenter and builder. Fourth. 
 
 Cross, Thomas, mayor, chemist, druggist, physician 
 and surgeon. King. 
 
 CummingB, H. F. , dry goods merchant, King. 
 
 Canniiigbiim, John, general blacksmith, William. 
 
 Curtillet, L., dealer in fancy goods and confectionery. 
 King. 
 
 CURTILLET, LOUIS, proprietor Old Farmer's Ex- 
 change Hotel, King (see card, p. 106). 
 
 Davis, John, proprietor Kent Foundry and steam 
 engine works, corner Wellington & Fourth ; ware- 
 room^. King. 
 
 Day, Haywocid, (col'd) eating house. Market Square. 
 
 Day, Johri. (colored) tavern keeper, corner King and 
 William. 
 
 Degge, John, license inspector, groceries and pro- 
 visions. King. 
 De Los, Louis, tailor. King. 
 Donavan, James, toll keeper. Fifth 
 Donnelly, A. E., custom house broker, office, comer 
 
 King and Fifth. 
 Donavan, James, toll keeper. Fourth. Bridge. 
 Boston, Edmoiid, barber and hair dres.ser. King. 
 Douglass, J., law student, dflice Kinir, corner Fifth. 
 Douglass. J., M D., surgeon, uffire King. 
 DOUGL.ASS, WM , barrister. Ac . of McLean and 
 
 Douglass, office King, corner Fifth (see card, 
 
 p 106). 
 Duff, Robert, butcher. Market. 
 Eberts, W. & W., general merchants, King, corner 
 
 Filth. 
 fivauH, Israel, livery stables. King. 
 FABER, MICHAEL, Faber's Hotel. Fifth. 
 Fai-mer's, Exchange, opp>jsite Market, Charles 
 
 Williams, proprietor. 
 Ferrel, R , boot and shoe manufacturer and leather 
 
 merchant, King. 
 Fields, S. H., (colored) grocery and provision dealer, 
 
 King. 
 Finliiyson, John, proprietor, Chatham Arms Hotel, 
 
 King. 
 Fordham, Daniel, hoot and shoemaker. King. 
 Forsyth, Daniel, dealer in groceries, hardware, 
 
 crockery, &c.. King. 
 Francis, W. P., butcher, Market, 
 •'arner, John, Kent Brewery, foot of King. 
 Oeriiay, Richard, tailor. King. 
 Grant, Jason, (colored) grocery and eating house, 
 
 corner William and King 
 GRAY, W.M., wnjigon maker and manufacturer of 
 
 agricultural implements of all kinds. Colb'>rne. 
 GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY REFRESHMENT 
 
 SALOON, D. W«lker, proprietor. 
 Green, Edward, chief of police. 
 Green, John, Market Saloon, Market Square. 
 Green, Wm., confectioner. King. 
 Hackuey. John, brewer, Tlinmes. 
 Hodlcy, S., sash and door factory, King. 
 Hamiltun, John, general blacksmith. Market Sqnare. 
 Hurt, James, county olerk. 
 Hawkins, N. O., (colored) grocery. King. 
 Higgins, Jam^s, boot aud shoe manufacturer and 
 
 dealer, King. 
 Hill, Arthur L., landing waiter, custom's department, 
 
 office King, corner Fifth. 
 Hillmau, John, groceries and provisions, King. 
 Hoag. Albert N., sash, blind and door factory, Col- 
 borne. 
 Holme.s, .\. S., J. P. general agent, corner Kent, 
 
 office. King. 
 Holmes, Thomas, steam flour aud gristmill, William. 
 Hoou, John A., grocery. King. 
 Hooper, John, saddle and harness maker, King. 
 Hull, John D. & Co., auction and cummiHsiou mer- 
 chants. King. 
 Hums, E., marble stone cutter, King. 
 HusRn, G. W., fioap and camllemHriufac, William. 
 Hyslop, John, dry goods merchant. King. 
 Hyslop & Ronald, iron founders and niach., William. 
 Ireland, William 8., agent CommerciHl Kauk of 
 
 Canada, office, corner Wellington and Fifth. 
 Jackson, H., (colored) eating hduce. Market Square, 
 Jahnke, A., chair and cabinet factory, King. 
 Jarvis, W. A., broom factory, Water. 
 Johnson, M, A., boot and shoemiiker. King, near 
 
 William. 
 Jones, Arthur, provincial land surveyor, King. 
 
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 CHATHAM, WEST AND EAST. 
 
 Rkhards, Wm , baker, King. 
 
 Robertson, J. B., teller Couiniercial bank of Canada 
 
 agency, car. Wellington anil Fifth. 
 Robertson, Tate, attorney, &c.. King, cor. Fifth. 
 Rolls, Jamss A., M.D., ohemist and druggist, King. 
 Ross, Qeo. D , dry goods. King. 
 ROYAL EXCHANGE HOTKL, cor. King and Fifth, 
 
 D. Walker, proprietor (see card, p. lOt). 
 RDTLEV, T. H. G., proprietor North American 
 
 Hotel, Thames (see card, p. 106). 
 Salten, A. P., provincial land surveyor ; office. King, 
 
 cor. Fifth. 
 Sauermann, C. H., boot and shoe manufacturer and 
 
 dealer, King. 
 Soott & Hituhei, groceries and provisions. Ring, east. 
 Seinsbury, Robert, general blacksmith. Fourth. 
 Bherriff, J , carriage & waggon maker, foot of King. 
 SHRESFELUER, A., barber and hairdresser. King. 
 Side, Albert, boot and shoemaker, Thames, North 
 
 Chatham. 
 Singer, Wm., grocery and provisions. King. 
 Slagg, .To^eph, groceries and provisioas, oor. Fifth 
 
 and Thames. 
 Smith, A., (olored) general blacksmith, William, 
 
 oor. Wellington. 
 Smith, David, groceries, provisions and seeds, King. 
 Smith, John, saddle, harness, and trunk manufac- 
 turer. King. 
 Smith, John, Chatham Tannery, Thames, North 
 
 Chatham, 
 Smith, Miss Maria, milliner and dressmaker. King. 
 Smith, R. & Co., manufacturers of cabinet ware, 
 
 furniture, an 1 undent ikers. King. 
 SMITH & RIOIfARD^ON, merchant tailors, ling. 
 SMITH & SORIB.VER, raanufioturers of patent 
 
 cabinet organs and mclodeons. King (see card, 
 
 p. 101). 
 Smith, Wm., boot and shoe manufacturer and dealer, 
 
 King. 
 Smith, Wm. R.. (colored) grocery, Wellington. 
 SOUTAN, ./.WIES, commission agent. King. 
 Sparks, J. (colored), watchmaker & jeweller, King. 
 
 Stammelen, Ignaoe, River Thames Hotel, King. 
 Stephenson, itufus, editor and proprietor Planet, 
 
 (weekly and tri-weekly), office. King. 
 Stewart, John, commission merchant and produce 
 
 dealer ; office, King. 
 Stone, Thoma.s, dealer in dry goods. King. 
 Streets, W., general bhioksmith, William. 
 Stringer, G., dealer in furs and raw skins, Thames, 
 
 North Chatham. 
 Stuart, Mrs. Elizabeth, grocery. Gravel road. 
 Sutherland, Wm., baker and oonfectioner. King. 
 Taylor, A. (ooloret^l), boot & shoemaker. King East. 
 Taylor, Ingram, brickyard, &o., near Thames. 
 Taylor, J. G., stone and rairble cutter, King. 
 Taylor, J. W., barber and hairdresser. King. 
 Taylor, Thomas II., woollen factory and sewing 
 
 machine agency. King. 
 Thornton, Wm , butcher. Market. 
 Tinney, James, flour and grist mill, Thames. 
 TURNBULL, GEORGE, merchant tailor. King (see 
 
 card, p. 104). 
 URQUHART, KENNETH, general merchant. King. 
 Van Allen, D. V., saw mill, on Thames river. 
 Verrall, H., grocer and provision dealer. King East. 
 WALKER, D., proprietor Royal Exchange Hotel, 
 
 corner King and Fifth (f^ee card, p. 104). 
 Warren, J., attorney-at-lnw, solicitor,&c.; office, King. 
 Weir, M., treasurer. 
 WESTERN UNION (weekly), Richardson & Killam, 
 
 publishers. King (see card. p. 98). 
 Wheeler, G., butcher. Market. 
 White, T. J., M.D. (colored); office and res.. King. 
 White, W. W., surgeon dentist; office. King. 
 William'), Charles, proprietor Farmers' Exchange, 
 
 opposite Market. 
 Williams, George, attorney-at-law, registrar Surro- 
 gate Court; office. Fifth, near King. 
 Williams, Jo-iiah (colored), eating house. King East. 
 Wilson, W. L., general blacksmith, Wellington. 
 Winter, George, baiter. King. 
 Woods, Robert S., barrister and attorney-at-law, 
 
 corner King and Fifth. 
 
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 CHATHAM, C. E.— A village in the township of same name, county Argenteuil, and district of 
 Terrubouin), situated on the river Ottawa. Distant from Montreal, 60 milen ; LnChute, the county 
 town, 9 miles ; and from Ottawa City, 7ti miles. Mails daily. Population of parish about 4,000. 
 
 Bellefeuille, Louis, brickmaker. 
 
 Black, Rev. .lame^. Church of England. 
 
 Bradford, G. M., & Co., saw mill proprietors and 
 lumber merchants. 
 
 Brioe, John, builder. 
 
 Brown, George, J. P., and commissioner of small 
 causes. 
 
 Caledonia Springs, L. Gushing & Sons, proprietors. 
 
 Cardinal, Augu^tin, tanner and leather dual«r. 
 
 Centre, Alfred, secretary to township ooHuoil. 
 
 Coppolette, L., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 CUSHING. JVVIES B , postmastor. 
 
 Cushing, Lumuul. J. P., mayor and land agent. 
 
 Cushing, Lemuel, & Sons, general merchants, saw 
 mill ))roprietors, beef and pork packers, and pro- 
 prietors of Caledonia Springs. 
 
 Davis, Thomas, cooper. 
 
 DouglaF., John, J. P., commissioner «/f small causes 
 and seorotary to snhool commissioners. 
 
 Foreman, William, taunor and leather dealer. 
 
 Puller, Rinaldo. flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Gaudrie, Charles, baker and confectioiiur. 
 
 Jameson, Dr., physioian and dentist. 
 
 Jarnahy, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Jasquet, Joseph, blacksmith, carriage and waggon 
 
 maker. 
 Joitras, Fabian, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Liverpool and London Fire and Life Insurance Co., 
 
 Lemuel Cushing agent. 
 Martin, E iward, boot and shoemaker and dealer. 
 MoConnell, Andrew, J. P. 
 MuCorraick, John, proprietor Railroad Hotel. 
 MoKinnon, John, general merchant. 
 Mechanics' Institute, James Patton, president ; Jas. 
 
 B. Cushing, seorHtary. 
 Mullan, .lohti, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Mullin, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Nichols, Robert, blacksmith. 
 Nityse, Thomas, sheriff's bailiff. 
 Ostrand, John, cter,c of commissioners' court. 
 ().ttram, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Ottawa Hotel, Elerscm Smith, proprietor. 
 Paton, James, J. P. 
 
 Railroad Hotel, John McCormiok, proprietor. 
 Roberts.in A, Joitras, lumber inerohauta. 
 Scbagel. Jaroh, saw mill proprietor. 
 Smith, Elerson, proprietor Ottawa Hotel. 
 Wales, IJ. S , general merchant. 
 
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 CHATSWORTH, C. W. — A post Tillage, Bitualed in the townships of Holland and SulliTan, count/ 
 of Urejr, on the grii^olled road from Onen Sound to Gnelph, intersected by the Toronto and Sjdeobam 
 grarelled road. Distant from Owen Sound, 9| mites. Population 200. 
 
 Belfonr, Qeorge C, tailor. 
 
 Bell, Mrs., widow. 
 
 Black & McOill, foundry and maohine shop. 
 
 Brcese, Stephen II , gen. merchant and hotel keeper. 
 
 Bryant. David, J. P. 
 
 Cameron, Key. James, Presbyterian. 
 
 Campbell, Alex., proprietor John Town Hotel. 
 
 Campbell, Joseph, gentleman. 
 
 CARD WELL, HENaY, postmaster, clerk of Town- 
 
 bhip, clerk t>th Division Court, commissioner in 
 
 Superior Court, issuer of marriage licenses, and 
 
 conveyancer. 
 Charlton, John, farmer. 
 Conger, Roger B., grist and saw mills, and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Coyer, Mrs., widow. 
 
 Curtis, Qeorgo, coach and waggon maker. 
 Duffy & Richardson, blacksmiths. 
 Foster, Samuel, boot and shoemaker. 
 Fraser, John, farmer. 
 
 Hopkins, .John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Ireland, James, weaver. 
 
 John Town Hotel, Alexander Campbell proprietor. 
 
 Kingsbury, Stephen, tanner. 
 
 Knox, Thomas, gardener. 
 
 Leggot, Qore, waggon maker. 
 
 Little, John, carpenter. 
 
 McGregor, Duncan, physician. 
 
 Millburn, John, carpenter, 
 
 Mooney, John, farmer. 
 
 Neil, Sampson, carpenter. 
 
 Norton, Rev. Wm., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Richardson, Mark, black-smith. 
 
 Shouldioe, John, farmer. 
 
 Stidman, George, farmer. 
 
 Thompson, John, carpenter. 
 
 Thorp, Charles, farmer, 
 
 Vanee, John, farmer. 
 
 Watson, Mrs., widow. 
 
 Williamson, John, A. G., school teacher. 
 
 CHEAFSIDE, C. W.— A small post village in the township of Walpole and county of Haldimaud. 
 Population lUO. 
 
 Dick, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Dick, Mrs. 8., bonnet maker. 
 
 Doan, Israel, photographic artist and ocalist. 
 
 Elsworth, Charles, blaukamith. 
 
 Lamb, Wm., general sturo. 
 
 Lamb, Wm., jun., postmaster. 
 Martin, George D., boot and shoe dealer. 
 MuBride, Samuel, blacksmith. 
 Pugsley, Wm. Rev. 
 
 CHELTENHAM, C. W. — A post village In the township of Chingnaconsy and county of Peel, laid out 
 about the year Itiul. Distant from Toronto, 3G miles. Population about 250. 
 
 Bailey, J., tailor. 
 
 Boyd, Charles, carpenter. 
 
 Brown, Samuel, builder. 
 
 Brown, Wm., boot ami "-boemaker. 
 
 Campbell, John, boot i>. 1(1 shoemaker. • 
 
 Campbell, Mrs., bonnet maker. 
 
 Crawford, Rev. J., Baptist. 
 
 Cuslor, H,, flour and grist mill owner. 
 
 Easthcrry, Jamen, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Haines, E., saw mill owner, cabinet maker, and 
 
 blind manufacturer. 
 Haines, F., flour and grist mill owner. 
 HARIUHON, K., general merchant and deputy 
 
 postmaster. 
 Henry, Wm,, hotel keeper. 
 
 McConnel, Alexander, boot and shoemaker. 
 MoConnela, A. & A., general merchants 
 Mercer, T. L., saddle and harness maker- 
 Mitchell, James, blacksmith. 
 Mitchell, Wm., carpenter. 
 
 Parrot, E., dealer in stoves, copper and sheet iron. 
 Silk, B., general merchant. 
 Thompson, James, blacksmith. 
 Trucy, J S , hotel keeper. 
 Vance Jonn, waggon maker. 
 Webb, C. R. G , insurance ngent. 
 Wilkinson, M., cabinet, saeh, and blind maker, 
 
 and upholsterer. 
 Wilkinson, Robert, boot and shoemaker. 
 Wilkinson, Mrs., bonnet maker. 
 
 CHERRY CREEK, C. W.— A small post village, situated in the township of Tnnisfil, and South 
 Riding of the county of Simcoe. Dih ^nt from Lefroy fitation, on the Northern Railway, H miles ; from 
 Barrie, the oouuty town, H railos ; and from Toronto, 61 miles. Population about 160. 
 
 Clement, James, J. P. 
 Clement, Lewis, general ngent. 
 Clement, L. J.. J. P. 
 Olasfurd, John, hotel keeper. 
 Linnox, John, constable. 
 Lukes, Thomas, hotel keeper. 
 MAIN, WM., postmaster, and issuer of marriage 
 licenses. 
 
 Main, Wm, R,, general merchant. 
 MuKee, Rev. Wm., Church of Scotland. 
 Milliken, Robert boot and shoe maker. 
 Rogerson, Francis, J. P. 
 Stephens, Richard, blacksmith. 
 Stewart, Thomas, constable. 
 Todd, Ebeneier, J P, 
 Wilson, Uiram 11., builder aiid carpenter. 
 
 PLAYING CARDS, OF BEST M/UiKRS, AT W, C. ClIEWETT A CO.'S. 
 
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 CHESTER, C E. — A post vilUge, ia the township of Chester, county of Arthtboska, Bitnetud half a 
 oiiie I'roiu Nieolet river, and sarronndeJ by a good farming aonntry. Rich copper ore is found in the 
 Ticiiiity. Distant from Arthnbaska, a station oa the Qraad Trunk Railway, miles; Qnebeo, 78 
 miles ; Montreal, lOS miles. Population 120. 
 
 Barri, Antoine & Co., flour mill. 
 Beeor, Alexis, blaokemitb. 
 Bolrose, liltieniie, saw mill. 
 Booth, Thumits, acoountitnt, 
 
 Billwvem, P. Z., clerk uf magistrate's and commis- 
 sioners' courts. 
 Corel'ui;, Rev. J. D. 
 Croto, MiiiB.". bailiff. 
 Dolpho.se, Horus, nccountant. 
 Duphuis, Zepbirin, cabinet maker. 
 
 EMERSON, JASPER E., J P., postmaster, perl- 
 
 ash manufacturer and j;eneral merehant, 
 Qingrass, Cl^opbas, bailiff. 
 Nudoiio, Augu.'tio, hotel keeper, 
 Picaturn, Joseph, sboKmaker. 
 Poirier, Pierre, saw mill. 
 Ronio, Ignnoe, flour and saw mill. 
 Stein, M. B., g«*ueral merchant and perlash make'. 
 Verville, Alexis, blacksmith. 
 
 CHESTERFIELD, 0. W.— A post village in the township of Blenheim and county of Oxford, North 
 ItiUiiig. Distant froiu Woodstock, 17 miles. Population 75. 
 
 B.\IIID, GEORGE, postmaster and general mer- 
 
 cliant. 
 Brown, Wm.. farmer. 
 '^H'iiiaii, m , farmer. 
 CK.-VlUlt), W.\., assistant postmaster. 
 
 Gillpspie, Robert, cooper. 
 
 Mi;Kie, Robert, blaotismith. 
 
 Muma, George, co<<per. 
 
 Robeiti4on, Rev. Wm., Uuited Presbyterian. 
 
 Wilson, Gordon, farmer. 
 
 CHIPPAWA, C. W.— An incorporated village, situated at the junction of the Welland River with the 
 hiviM- iNi.igara, iu tlie township of Stamford and county of Welland. Distant from Niagara Falls, 4 
 niilus; from Clifton, Suspension Bri Ige, 6 miles; and from Niagara, 16 miles. Daily mail, and 
 niouBy order office. Population about 1,100. 
 
 Aberdein, Robert, M. D., druggist. 
 
 Alders, John, joiner and ...uildcr. 
 
 Amra, .launj.s, tailor. 
 
 Amin. S.iinuel. agents for collecting 6vh*t. 
 
 Bainpton, James, proprietor aieaiu tug. 
 
 Bartli, Jihii. tanner and currier. 
 
 Ba!<sa, fMi.irles, butcher 
 
 Benriet, Pnilo, collector of customs. 
 
 B ind, Henry, carriage maker. 
 
 Bond, Henry R., house and carriage painter. 
 
 Box, Heniy. grocer. 
 
 Brcckiin, Alusander, joiner and builder. 
 
 Breckon, John, builder. 
 
 Butler, VVni , cooper and grocery keeper. 
 
 CaniooliuM, Audrow, sash and dour factory, and 
 
 planing mill pfoprietor. 
 Carter, John, blaokdmith. 
 Catliii. Win., diMtiller. 
 BRll'ldll AVJKRICAN HOTEL, George Gordon, 
 
 prii|irietor, (nee card, p. 10(1). 
 Chri-' ', Key. Wm. M., Presbyterian 
 Cmipi'r, Aroliibald, postmaster and inerohant. 
 Cruno fi Uroilicr, saw mill proprietors. 
 Cuinniln^cM. .lames, J. P. 
 
 DhvuIhoii, Tliomiis, builder, sash and blind maker. 
 Day, Jo.-iepli, farmer, 
 Dwyer, .lereiniah, candle maker. 
 Fell, .1. W . nieruhant and land surveyor, 
 Fisher. Frederick, rnclifter. 
 Fleit, .lolin Si Hon, merchants. 
 Foibe.x, l)i- R N., M. D., phyMlcian and surgeon. 
 Oili-<on, .Vlex inder, mail contractor. 
 Oilinoro. Will , blacksmith. 
 Giraiil. Win., ichooliuaster. 
 Oliis-lirnok, Goorue. preventive officer. 
 OOUKDV, (IMORIIH, proprietor Uritlsh American 
 
 lintel (see card, p. 10(1) 
 Graliaoi, .lameo, National Kotel. 
 
 Greenwood, Win., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 llerboiii, .\'laio, bivker and grocer. 
 
 Iliggins, John, grocer. 
 
 ilugoe, Th.-mas, grocer. 
 
 Hume, John, grocer. '^ 
 
 Keller, Cburlus, tanner. • •. 
 
 Kiemly Cliri.-tian. slioemakor, 
 
 Kipp, John, whoemaker. 
 
 Kirkpatriok, .John C, merchant. 
 
 Klrkpatriuk. R. H., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Iiaiuau, fi'iiiicis, cooper and constable. 
 
 Lovering. Wm , (of .Maoklem, Thomas &Oo.) 
 
 liyons, Joel, shoemaker. 
 
 Manklem, J.iines F., (of Macklcm, Thomas & Co.) 
 
 Mae.klem. () ivur T., (of Maoklem, Tbouas^ Co.) 
 
 Miickluin, Thomas & Co., distillers. 
 
 Man.'iey, Abraham, wheelwright. 
 
 Mater, .Michael, gunsmith, 
 
 MeKiniie, Jaoies, cabinet maker. 
 
 M''.Laughlin, Thomas, customs otficor. 
 
 MoMinking, George, M.D., and treasurer of the cor- 
 poration. 
 
 MIIjL l.NN. John Schoenaohcr, proprietor, 
 
 Morse, Peter, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Nipier, Peter, [irop-ietor Welland Hotel. 
 
 Nicholson. G ivin accountant. 
 
 Piissoneau, fteuaud, manufacturer of pot and pearl 
 a'b. 
 
 Peters, Krnest, cabinet maker. 
 
 Phillips, John, butcher. 
 
 I'ierco, l.sra-l, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Poineroy, Win., cittle dealer. 
 
 RAPKLIU, JOHN, saddler, coroner and town olerk. 
 
 Holi lot. ('iii'istian, house and sign painter and ijlasler. 
 
 HCIIOKNAKUll, JOHN, proprietor Mill lni». 
 
 Blioeiiuiker. liriiest, cigar maker. 
 
 Slioemnknr, l,vwis, cigar maker. 
 
 Slater, RotiHi't, gentleman. 
 
 BLANK BOOKS MADE! TO OftDBft UY W. 0. OHEWBir & CO. 
 
OHIPPAWA— CLAREMONT. 
 
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 Speck, Jncob, hotel keeper. 
 
 Street, Thos. C'lar);, M.P.I*, for county of Welland 
 
 Sws^H, Godfrey, 'ailor. 
 
 Thomas, Jobo, Prm of Macklim, Thomas & Co. 
 
 Treble, Cba<le8, surveyor of cuatoms, aad fire and 
 
 life inNunince agent. 
 Uriocker, Michael, chair factory. 
 Vanwyck. Vert, cooper. 
 Wulker, David, grocer. 
 
 Walker, .1.. grocery keeper. 
 
 Walker, Mirisea, dressmakers. 
 
 Walker, Udoey, tailor. 
 
 Wnlch. Ignace, proprietor Willonghby Hotel. 
 
 Weinhrenuer, Lewiti, gungmith. 
 
 Wertheiiner, Henvy. butcher. 
 
 Willoughby Hotel, Iguace Walsh, prepriftor. 
 
 Wise, John, grocer. 
 
 CHURCHILL, C. W.— A thriving post village in the township of Innisfil, county of Simooe. Distant 
 fruui liarrie, the county town, 12 miles ; from Toronto, 60 miles ; and from Flamiltun, 91 miles. 
 Population about 100. 
 
 Black, Jiimes, township councillor. 
 
 Boyce, Richiird, J. P., farmer. 
 
 Cooper, A & R., general merchants. 
 
 Craney, Edward, shoemaker. 
 
 Davidson, Diivid, township councillor, 
 
 Irwin, Diivid, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Kirkup, James, farmer. 
 
 McLean, Qeorge, shoemaker. 
 
 McLean, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 McLcod, .Alei , tailor. 
 
 Moure, John, hotel keeper. 
 
 Morgan, Rev. Edward, Church of £aglaaJ. 
 
 Patterson, Joseph, hotel keeper. 
 
 Richards, Uenet, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Riiss, B.. township clerk and treasurer. 
 
 Ross, James, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Rutherford, E. W., general merchant. 
 
 Hchnltz. J. P., potter. 
 
 Soroggie, .f., accountant, notary public, and collector. 
 
 Sloan, Jas., blacksmith and agricultural iniplement 
 
 maker. 
 SLOAN, HENRY, J. P., postmaster, township ooua- 
 
 cill'ir, blacksmith & agricultural implumeui maker. 
 Woods, J., house and sign painter. 
 
 
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 CHURCHVILLB, C. W.— A village in the township of Toronto, oour.ty of Peel, situated on the 
 river Credit. Distant from lorouto, 26 miles ; and from Brampton, 5 miles. Daily mails. Popula- 
 tion about 350. .. .j 
 
 Anderson, James, hotel keeper, 
 
 Atcheson, John, hotel ket-por. 
 
 Blithe, Wm., wooden ai. J willow ware ranker. 
 
 Brown, John, hotel keeper. 
 
 Calvert, Jiimes, shoemaker. 
 
 Clarke, Thomas, tailor. 
 
 DUOilAN, WM., J. P., postmaster and grist mill 
 
 proprietor. 
 Field, CK-orgc. flour and grist mill proprietor 
 Fogcrty, Thomas A., waggon maker. 
 Foster, Win , cooper and hotel keeper. 
 Fraisor, .lohn, carpenter and hotel keeper. 
 Hall, T. D., soap and caudle maker. 
 
 Hardi'y, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Howel, Daniel, w.iggon maker. 
 
 Ingram. Mr., saw mill owner. ' \. . ■ •■; 
 
 Joioe, Maurice, blacksmith. 
 
 Letty, Edward, shoemaker. 
 
 Maddiin, II , c.'irpenter. 
 
 M.\Nt;S, TIIUMAS, deputy postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 MVNES, THOMAS & JOHN, general merchanU. 
 Pointer, James E., J. P. and iusuruuoe agent. 
 Pointer, James & 11., tanners. 
 Sharpe, Joseph, shoemaker. 
 
 CLACHAN, C. W. — A small post village in the township of Aldborough, county of Elgin, Wwt 
 Jtiiliiig, and situated four miles from the river Thames, and six miles from the Grand Trunk Railway. 
 Distant from St. Thomas, the county town, 35 miles ; Hamilton, 121 ; and from Toruntu ltJ4 miles. 
 
 Campbell, Duncan, township councillor. 
 Campbell, George & John, lumber merchants. 
 Campbell, John, woggon maker, saloon proprietor, 
 
 and restaurant keeper 
 Colo, Woi., bl.icksinith. 
 MARCH B.VNKS, JAMES, postmaster, brickmakcr 
 
 •nd farmer. 
 
 McColl, Duncan, J. P. 
 
 MoKillop, John, reeve. 
 
 Munroe, Duncan, farmer. 
 
 PatterHon, Duncau, larmer. 
 
 Patterson, Hector, farmer. 
 
 Scott, JaiU'-s, fitrtner. 
 
 Scott, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 CLAREMONT, C. W.— A prosperous post village, in the township of Pickering, connty of Ontario, 
 Houtii Hi. ling, situated iu the midst of a well settled ami very fertile agricultural country. Dislnuil 
 from Whitby, the county town, 16 miles j and from Toronto, 32 miles. Population 26i). 
 
 Baird, Rev. John. 
 Barclay. Alexander, saw mills, 
 Barry, John, hhw mill proprietor. 
 Barry, .lohn, butcher. 
 Blaokie, Henry, stave maker. 
 
 Bnndy, George, cabinet maker. 
 
 Itiinily, John dealer in stoves sheet Iron, &a. 
 
 Clnreni' nt Hotel, Amiiiose Dowswelj, pruprietor. 
 
 Cook, John, butcher. 
 
 DIghy, James, saddle and hamesi maker. 
 
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 Digbv, Miss, bonnet mnki^r. 
 
 Dowawell, Ainbrusp, proprietor Claremont Hotel. 
 
 Dunn. Mi:i8, milliner ttml dressmaker. 
 
 Elden, Robert, general store. 
 
 Forfar, John, carpenter. 
 
 Gerow, Daniel, carpenter. 
 
 Hall, Robert, pbyaician and snrgeon. 
 
 Haynes, Thomas, butcher. 
 
 Johnston, Thurnas, tailor. 
 
 Jordan, Francis, stave maker. 
 
 Lacy, Rev. Wm. 
 
 Lumley, Wra , painter. 
 
 McDonald. Graham, weaver. . , 
 
 McNAB. JOHN M., postmaster. 
 
 McNAH, J. & I) , general store (see card, p. 106). 
 
 Micbell, John C, general store and m'lllur. 
 
 Michell, W. H., notary public. 
 
 Morgan, Alex , blacksmith. 
 
 Murray, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 
 Paterson, James, carpenter. 
 
 Palmer, John W., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Pengelly, John, tanner. 
 
 Pringle, W., carpenter, 
 
 Rawson, Jonas, builder. 
 
 Russ, Wra., M.D., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Russell, James, mill owner. 
 
 Spencer, Wm., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Taylor, Dugald, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Thompson, Thomas, jun., builder. 
 
 Watson, Wm., tailor. 
 
 Wixsou, Joseph, J. P. ■ 
 
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 CLARENCE, C, W. — A post village in the township of Clarence, county of Russell. In the township 
 tbeie are ten common schools. Distant from the city of Ottawa, 25 miles ; from the village of Osborne, 
 9 miles ; and from the village of L'Orignal, 35 miles. 
 
 Brcnnan, John, hotel keeper. 
 Daugharty, Rev. G. II., clergyman. 
 Edwards, Wm., J. P., and laud agent. 
 Erskiue, James, carpenter and builder. 
 Erskinc, Win, oitrpenter and builder. 
 Johnson, Charles John, carpenter and builder. 
 Lafraniboise, Mr., tanner. 
 McCmil, .lames, saw mill proprietor. 
 McCaul, John, lumber merchant 
 MoDougall, Alexander, lumber merchant. 
 McMillan, Hugh, carriage aiid waggon maker. 
 
 Minard, Louis, blacksmith. 
 
 Minard, Xavier, blacksmith. . ' - V , 
 
 Pilon, Isidore, blacksmith. ' 
 
 Ramage, John, J. P., and lumber merchant. 
 
 Riploy, Chas. J., blacksmith. 
 
 Subline, R , boot and shoemaker. ' • 
 
 Surtee,'', Cuthbert, hotel keeper. 
 
 Tucker, Stephen, lumber merchant. 
 
 Wilson, Thomas, i;encral merchant. 
 
 WOODLEY. RICHARD, hotel keeper & postmaster. 
 
 CLARENCE VIIiIjE, C. E. — A flourishing village, situated in the parish of St. Georp;e de Clarence- 
 tille, seigoory (if Noyan and county of Mississquoi. Distant from Phillpsburg, 10 miles; ami from 
 Montreal, 45 miles. Diiily mail. Population of the parish ITOl. 
 
 Bissell, A. P., principal of academy. 
 
 Cattan, D., bailiff. 
 
 Chelton, Wm., J. P., municipal councillor. 
 
 Glarencevillo ilotel, U. M. Smith, proprietor. 
 
 Clark, P., tailor. 
 
 Coltou & Tunny, general merchants. 
 
 Constable, Kfv. T. W., Weslcyan Methodist. 
 
 Curtis, Enoch, fitrraer. 
 
 Duck, I''. W., dealer in stoves, tinware, &o. 
 
 Dunbery, C. carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Dupius, J. P., physician. 
 
 Evans, Charles, carriage maker. 
 
 Gallagher, Wm., carpenter and builder 
 
 Gunn, G., J. P., parish mayor and custom house 
 
 officer. 
 Hunter, John, J. P., baker and confectioner. 
 Johnston, George W., J. P. 
 
 Lenahan, P., tailor. 
 
 Miictte, R., J. P., municipal councillor. 
 
 Macfie k Townsend, general merchants. ' ■ 
 
 Mclntyre, S., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Nutt, D., bailiff. 
 
 Rowe, Geo. & Co., general merchants. 
 
 Shedrick, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Smith, U. .\i., proprietor Glarencevillo Hotel. 
 
 STAWART, CHARLES, postma-ter, collector of 
 
 customs, and agent for Equitable Fire Insurance 
 
 Company. 
 St. Johns, S., boot and shoemaker, • ; 
 
 Taylor, Ira, blacksmith. 
 Townsend. Rev. M., Church of England. 
 West & Kellogg, cabinet makers and musical instru- 
 
 mett dealers 
 
 CLARENDON CENTRE, C. E.— A thriving post village, situated in the township of Clarendon 
 ai>'l county 01 Puiitiiio. Distant from Uavulock, the county towa, 12 miles; from Ottawa City, 64 
 miles; and from Montreal, 180 miles. Population about 200. 
 
 Allen, Wm., general merchant and insurance agcut. 
 
 Ardill, Wm,, plasterer. 
 
 Armstrong, Francis, township councillor. 
 
 Armstrong, Robert, township olerk. 
 
 Barker, Robert, butcher. 
 
 Brownfee, Hugh, township oounoillor. 
 
 Caldwell, Slack, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Campbell Neil, waggon maker. 
 
 Carrigan, Thomas, J. P. 
 
 Cashnoor, Thorn is, weaver. 
 
 Codd, Rev. bVancis, Church of England. 
 
 Creighton, J., blacksmith. 
 
 Creighton, Rev. Wm,, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Dagg, George, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Daily, John, shoemaker. 
 
 Davis, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
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 lodist, 
 
 Etoj, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Qoslin, H. T., school teacher. 
 
 Harrison, John, briokmaker. 
 
 Heath, Kdward, lumber merchant. 
 
 Hill, Joseph, weaver. 
 
 Hodgins James, lumber merchant and hotel beeper. 
 
 Hodgins, Wm., carpenter anti builder. 
 
 Judgson. Geo. M., accountant and crown land agent. 
 
 Kelly, James, township connuillor. 
 
 Kennedy, Michael, township councillor. 
 
 Kerr, John, cooper. 
 
 Kidney, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Lamondil, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Lonthers, Wm., shoemaker. 
 
 Macdonald, Samuel, lumber merchant. 
 
 Mathewson, Hugh, general merchant 
 
 McCrea, Donald, blacksmith. 
 
 McDuiiull, Wm., cabinet maker. 
 
 Murphy, Thomas, lumber merchant 
 
 O'Boyle, John, tailor. 
 
 Park, Walter, mason. 
 
 Parker, Andrew, shoemaker. 
 
 Parker, Wm., shoemaker. 
 
 Peaver, John, weaver. 
 
 Pink, George, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Pink, John, carpenter and buildor. 
 
 Robertson, Henry, tin and copper smith. 
 
 Hohinsun, James, J. P. 
 
 SHAW, JAMES, postmaster, township coanotllor, 
 
 nnd general merchant. 
 Shaw, Wm., tanner and currier. 
 Shephard, Thomas, township councillor. 
 Smart, Thomas, parish mayor. 
 Sniiih, George, physician and surgeon, 
 f tratt, John, blacksmith. 
 Thomas, Miss Abigail, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Waltman, Michael, brickmaker. 
 Wheelihan. John, hotel keeper. 
 WILSON, ALEX., J P., postmaster and hotel keeper. 
 Wilson, Thoma-:, flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 Workman, lienjamin, carpf>nter and builder. 
 Young, Francis, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 CLAREVIEW, C.W.— A post village, eituated in the township of Sheffield, county of Addington. 
 It has two common schools. Distant from Kingston 40 miles. Population about 150. 
 
 Anderson, James, blacksmith. 
 Cooke, John C, harnnss maker and hotel keeper. 
 Devlin, Cliat-les, shoemaker. 
 Donovan, Daniel, saddle and harne8.s maker. 
 Hughes, Lawrence, shuemaker. 
 McUonnell, Ilobt. T., J. P,, flour k grist mill owner 
 and general merchant. 
 
 McDonnell, SAMDEL C, postmaster and saw 
 
 mill owner. 
 McQarney, James, cooper. 
 McKuown, Michael, general merohaut. 
 MolCeown, Robert, carpenter. 
 McKeovn, Wm,, J. P. 
 
 CLARKE, C. W. (known also as the village of Newton). — Situated in the township of Clarke, West 
 Rilling of the county of Durham, on lake Ontario, and of gi owing importance. Distant from Newton- 
 ville railway station, 3 miles; and from Port Hope, 12 miles. Population about 850, 
 
 Brown, Miss, milliner. 
 
 Carrothers, Samuel, carpenter, 
 
 Conway, Ephraim, blacksmith. 
 
 Coulter, John, t^hoemnker. 
 
 Culver, John, waggon maker, 
 
 Dickey, Thiron, lumber merchant. 
 
 Ellis, R. Q., tanner, harness and shoemaker. 
 
 Fishley, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Harris, James, cabinet maker. 
 
 Hopwood, John, tailor. 
 
 Jacobs, Josoph, J. P. 
 
 Johnston, Andrew, cooper. 
 
 Jones, Henry, hotel keeper. 
 
 Jones, Samuel, grocer. 
 
 LOCKHART, J., postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 Lowe, David, tailor. 
 
 Lowe, Mrs. David, milliocr. 
 
 McMurtry, James, hotel keeper. 
 
 McNeillie, J. R., school teacher. 
 
 Milligan, A. 8., J. P., 
 
 .Muldreu, Wm., merchant tailor. 
 
 Mullen, Rev. J. 8., clergyman. 
 
 Riddell, Rev. George, clergynHin. 
 
 SiiilNhury, Samuel, ehueniaker 
 
 Smith, Fox James, barrister. 
 
 Smith N. C, J. P., grain and general nuerobant. 
 
 Spoonei, O. D., physician and t-urgeoa. 
 
 Thompson, James, ren., tailor. 
 
 ThompHon, Jantes, jr., carpenter. 
 
 Walters, Mrs. Wm., milliner. 
 
 CLARKSBEBO, C. W.— A small village situated on the banks of the Beaver river, in the township of 
 Culliiigwood, and county of Orey, Distant from Thoriibury, 1 mile; from Collingwood, 14 miles; 
 and from Toronto, 110 miles. Daily mail Population about 150. 
 
 CASEY'S HOTEL, John Casey, proprietor (see cord 
 
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 CASKY, JOHN, proprietor Casey's Hotel (see 
 
 card, p lOti). 
 Clark & Nixon, Northern Woollen Mtlli. 
 Dickson, James, cooper. 
 Douglas, John, general tailor. 
 Fraser, Hugh, weaver, 
 Hinea, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Kest, Thomas, general blacksmith. 
 
 Leroy, John U., wheelwright and carpenter. 
 
 Lloyd, Seth, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Lynes & Frtlick, general mcrohantB. 
 
 Miirsh, It. & J., general merchants. 
 
 Nixon, Thomas, postmaster. 
 
 Tyson, Thomas, J. P. 
 
 Tyron, T. & J., Beaver Valley Grist and Flour Millg. 
 
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 CLAUDE, C. W.— A fimall post village in the township of Chingnacousy, and county of Peel, 
 from Toronto, about 30 milee ; and flrom Brampton, 10 miles. Population about 60. 
 
 Distant 
 
 Clonia, Alexander, blacksmith. 
 Craig, Hugh, saw milt owner. 
 Erabree. John, shoemaker. 
 Henry, Wm., saddle ami harness maker. 
 Manning, Mr., hotel keeper. 
 
 Marshall. James, waggon maker. 
 
 PERDUE, H., postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 Purscll, James, merchant tailor. 
 
 Robinson, Mr., physician ood surgeon. 
 
 Smith, John, J. P. 
 
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 CLAYTON, C. W. — A post village situated on the Indian river, in the township of RamBoy, and county 
 of Lanark. Distant from Perth, 23 miles; from Pembroke, 75 miles; from Ottawa, 48 miloa ; and 
 from Brockville, 65 miles. Bi-weekly mail. Population about 250. 
 
 BANNING, 0., postmaster, grocer, and hotel keeper. 
 
 Bellamy, Edward, farmer. 
 
 Bellamy, Joseph, butcher. 
 
 Belton, Charles, lumber merchant. 
 
 Blair, Edward, carpenter end builder. 
 
 Blair, Timothy, wool carder and cloth dresser. 
 
 Busscy, Frederick, boot and iihoemoker. 
 
 Canwith, James, potash manufacturer, tanner and 
 
 currier. 
 Coulter, James, farmer, tanner and currier. 
 Coulter. John, saw mill proprietor. 
 COULTER, THOMAS, commissioner in B. R., issuer 
 
 of marriage licenses, conveyancer, &c. 
 Davidson, Alexander, waggon maker 
 Dickson, James, reeve and general merchant. 
 Drummond, D., saw and grist mill proprietor. 
 Foley John, weaver. 
 Foster, Edward, boct ond shoemaker. 
 Gibbs,|Oatbariue A., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Qillan, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Hart, James, weaver. 
 
 Hilliard, Thomas, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Hogan, Patrick, tailor. 
 
 Lane, Michael, tailor. -. 
 
 Leland, Xavier, cooper. 
 
 Letang, Edward, cooper. 
 
 Manson, George, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Martin Abel, mason and plasterer. 
 
 McClary, James, carpenter and builder. 
 
 McWilliams, J. & 11., blacksmiths. 
 
 Murray, Patrick, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 O'Donnell, .\ndrew, blacksmith. 
 
 Publow, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Rothwill, Benjamin W., school teacher. 
 
 Shcan, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Smith, James, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Spencer, Dr., physician. 
 
 Stevenson, A., J. P., cooper, beef & pork inspector. 
 
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 CLEABVILLE, C. "W.— A thriving village situated on Clear Creek, in the township of Orford and 
 county of Kent. Dititant from Chatham, the county town, S^O miles ; from Hamilton, 126 miles ; and 
 from Toronto, 171 miles. Daily mail. Population about 100. 
 
 Burns, Samuel, farmer. 
 
 Btiry, Wm., produce and commission merchant. 
 
 Canada House, Hugh S Laird, proprietor. 
 
 Clearville, Inn, N. S. Benton, proprietor. 
 
 Ocsner, John S., township clerk. 
 
 Ounn, Mary, school teacher. 
 
 Henry, .Tames N., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 IiAird, Hugh S., proprietor of the Canada Honse. 
 
 Landon, Charles, cabinet maker. 
 
 MoCrank, Daniel, shoemaker. 
 McDonald, Peter, cabinet maker. 
 McFarlane, Nancy, weaver. 
 McFarlane, Neil, blacksmith. 
 McKinlay, Dugald, tailor. 
 Ridley, Edward II., J. P., and township reeve. 
 Ridley, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 SCOTT, JOHN, J. P., postmaster, general merchant 
 and township treasurer. 
 
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 CLIP! OBD, C, W. — A post village in the township of Minto, county of Wellington, North Riding, 
 situated on the Elura and Saugeen road. Distant from Guelph, 47 miles , Southampton, 46 miles. 
 Mails tri-weekly. Population 26G. 
 
 Andrews, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Arbuckle, Robert, sawyer. 
 
 Bell, George, farmer. 
 
 Boulton, Henry, farmer. 
 
 Browning, Richard, clerk. 
 
 BROWN, FRANCIS, pi)!<tmaster, general merchant, 
 
 lumber and produce dealer, &c. 
 Bullock, N., J. P. 
 Eiilslie, Win., schoolmaster. 
 Ferguson, John, contractor. 
 Fergu.son, Richard, hotel Rnd livery stable keepei*. 
 Fisk, John, cnrpenter, builder, sash, blind and door 
 
 manufacturer. 
 Clardiner, Philip, enpneer. 
 
 Glenn, Thomas, laborer. 
 
 Gordon, Thomas, laborer. 
 
 Hale, John, farmer. 
 
 Jacobs, H., farmer. 
 
 Limes, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Lithes, Wm., clerk. 
 
 Mathews, A., farmer. 
 
 Mathews, D , farmer. 
 
 Mathews, John, farmer. 
 
 McDonald, Q., hotel keeper. 
 
 McDonald & Mclntyre, general atorekeepetB. 
 
 MuJannut, farmer. 
 
 Morrison, W., M.D. 
 
 Reynolds, Ileury, farmer. 
 
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 f Orford and 
 6 miles ; and 
 
 reeve, 
 ral merchant 
 
 Torth Riding, 
 a, 46 milee. 
 
 Ryder A Fegke, brewers. 
 Smith, Alfre'l, clerk. 
 Swalham. Hi-nry, laborer. 
 Thomas, J., tailor. 
 
 Thomas, Wm., sawyer. 
 
 Walters, B., clerk. 
 
 Ward, John, shoemaker and farmer. 
 
 CLIFTON, C. W. — A.n incorporated town, situated on thcwest bank of the Niagara river, about a mile 
 below the celebrated Fulls of Niagara, in the township of Stamford, county of Welland. It is the 
 eastern terminus of the Great Western Railway, which connects here with railways to all parts of the 
 United States. Canada is here connected with the State of New York by a suspension bridge, which 
 ranks next to tin- VioLori.i tubular bridge at Moutrenl as the most scientific work on the continent. It 
 is su.spi'uJod 250 feet above the river, from towers '•") feet in height, by means of four wire cables, ten 
 inches in diameter; the distance between the towers being 822 feet. It has two separate roadways, 
 one above the other, the upper one being exclusively for the railways, having different guages uf track 
 laid down, and the lower one for carriages, pedestrians, ic. The Erie and Ontario Railway also passes 
 through the town, and has a station here. The scenery in the vicinity is very romantic, especially 
 near the Whirlpool, which is situated ut a b«nd of the river, about a mile below the village. Distant 
 from St. Catharines, 12 miles; from Hamilton, 44 miles; from Buffalo, N. Y., 22 miles; and from 
 Windsor, the western terminus of the Great Western Railway, 229 miles. Daily mails, and money order 
 office. Population 1,292. 
 
 Atwood, J., jun., carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Bell, Rev. Mr., Presbyterian. 
 
 BERVM.AN, MARS1L\L, barber. 
 
 Binkley, Wm., grocer. 
 
 Bowen, V. , butcher. 
 
 Bowen, Uriah, flour depot. 
 
 Bromley, E. M., proprietor American Hotel. 
 
 Collyer, John, proprietor Railway Hotel. 
 
 Crysler, A. C, surgeon dentist. 
 
 Dougan, A., collector of customs, forwarding agent. 
 
 DUFFY, DENNIS, proprietor Kiigle Hotel. 
 
 Duffy, Patrick, proprietor London House. 
 
 Dunkiee, J. W.. postmaster. 
 
 EAGLE HOTEL, Dennis Duffy, proprietor. 
 
 Ezipf, F., blacksmith. 
 
 Goodes, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 GRAHAM, F. H., prop. Suspension , Bridge Hotel 
 
 (see card, p. 106). 
 Herbert, P. H., grocer. 
 Jones, John, proprietor Cricketer's Hotel. 
 Leggett, Wm., collector of customs. 
 
 Locke, Mrs., grocer. 
 
 Lundy, L. 8., fanning mill, cabinet factory, and 
 
 lumber merchant. 
 Mclntyre, J., Shoemaker. 
 
 KcKeiizie, Jas., custom house and forwarding agent. 
 Patrick, Wm., clerk division court. 
 Preston, F. J. &, II., general merchants. 
 Skinner, Stephen, proprietor Commercial Hotel. 
 Small, Frederick, proprietor Central House. 
 Smith, John, shoemaker. 
 Siainthorp, George, soap and candle factory. 
 SUSPENSION BRIDGE HOTEL, F. U. Graham, 
 
 proprietor (see caril, p. 106). 
 Thompkins, Wm., baker. 
 Wallwork, Thomas, grocer. 
 Wambold, Jacob, shoemaker. 
 WARD, JACOB, dry good's merchant 
 Wesinbirg, J., tailor. 
 Wilson, Thomas, general merchant. 
 Woodruff, W. W., dry good's merchant, 
 
 CLIFTON HOUSE VILLAGE, C. W.— Sometimes called Village of the Falls, is situated on the 
 (lanada si'le of the niagnificont Falls of Nmgara, which have become celebrated all over the civilixed 
 world, in the township of Stamford and coruity of Welland. It is the principal summer resort of tra- 
 vellers and tourists on the American continent, and has attained a world-wide celebrity. It presents 
 attractions both to the pleasure-seeking tourist and to the invalid in search of health. The hotels are 
 large and of the most elegant description. The scenery in the vicinity is grand and imposing, and the 
 places of interest in the neighborhood are altogether too numerous to particularise. Distant from 
 Clifton, Suspension Bridge, 1 mile; from Hamilton, 44 miles; and from Toronto, 87 miles. Daily 
 mails during summer ; the post office is closed during the winter mouths. Population about 200. 
 
 Barnett, Thomas, proprietor Niagara Falls Museum. 
 
 Booth, James, Kooiogical artist. 
 
 Clifton House, Joslin & Dunkiee, proprietors. 
 
 Davis, 8., proprietor Table Rock Hotel. 
 
 Ellis, W. F., propriet«r Ellis' Hotel. 
 
 Farren, Mrs., proprietor Restaurant Ilonse. 
 Hollister, Henry, photographist 
 Joslin & Dunkiee, proprietors Clifton House. 
 Shaw, Joseph, refreshment saloon. 
 
 
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 CLINTON, C, W. — A thriving village, in the townships of Tuckersmlth, Hallet and Goderich and 
 county of Huron. It is a station of the Buffalo ami Lake Huron Railway, and in the centre 
 of a rich agricultural district. Distant from Toronto, 120 miles; from Stratford, 82 miles; from Qode- 
 ricb, 12 miles. Daily moils. Population over 1210. 
 
 Adams, James, tailor. 
 
 Andrews, Walter, baker and confectioner, Victoria. 
 Andrews & Smith, proprietors Clinton Hotel. 
 Arnold, W., surgeon dentist 
 
 Barclay, James A., watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Bay, Andrew, county engineer. 
 
 Beacon, Henry, boots and eboes. 
 
 Buchanan & Chamberlain, arohitcots and builders. 
 
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 Burnhfim, Dr., pbysioian. 
 
 fiidiJIecorabo, Johupb, watch and olookmaker and 
 jeweller. 
 
 Boyce, Mm., milliner and dressmnker, Victoria. 
 
 Bruwn, Ueorgc, J. P., and lumber merchant. 
 
 Butler, Wm., general inorchant. 
 
 Cameron & Ko»8, general marchiiuts. 
 
 Cardno. A., grocer and dealer in produce, Victoria. 
 
 Carmichtiel, Kev. James, Church of England. 
 
 CaBsil, Mark, architect and builder. 
 
 Cunnter, Charlen, boots and shoex. 
 
 Clmrlciiworth, Snniuel, boot and .shonmiiker. 
 
 Cbisholm, Andrew, general merchant. 
 
 Clinton Common iSchool. 
 
 CLINTON COURIKU, George Luylock, editor and 
 proprietor. 
 
 Clinton Hotel, Andrewf" & Smith, proprietors. 
 
 CLINTON STEAM MILT.-S, FLOUR AND SAW- 
 MILL, AND DISTILLERY, Murray & Turuey, 
 proprietors (see card, p. 106). 
 
 Colo, Dr., physician. 
 
 Combe, Jaraes II., dentiHt. 
 
 Commander, C. R., dealer in dry good.i, groceries, &o. 
 
 CommerciHl Bank of Canada, Alex. Smith, agent. 
 
 Combe, James H., chemist, druggist and dentist. 
 
 Coatcs, Wm , dealer in groceries, dry goods, hard- 
 ware, &o. 
 
 Crookbhauk, Charles, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Cruiokahaiiks, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Dickenson, David, cooper. 
 
 Doan, 0. S , tanner and dealer in hides and leather. 
 
 ])rumm, Henry, cabinet maker 
 
 Emerson, Ales., auctioneer & commission merchant. 
 
 FAIR, THOMAS, postmaster. 
 
 Farmer's Hotel, D. Russ, proprietor. 
 
 GLASGOW, Mcpherson & CO , iron founders, 
 and manufiicturera of agricultural implements, 
 tlirosliing machines, reapers, &c. 
 
 Grant, David, barber. 
 
 Grant, Peter, blacksmith. 
 
 Green, Rev. Thomas, Primitive Methodist. 
 
 Grigg, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Gross, John, pump maker. 
 
 Guuu, Alexander, grocery. 
 
 Hall, Horatio, conveyancer and commissioner in 11. 
 K , land agent, &o. 
 
 HART, CHARLES A., attorney at law, solicitor in 
 chancery, and notary public (see card, p. 1'20). 
 
 Harland & Lane, waggon makers, agricultural 
 implements, &c. 
 
 H>irlaud, Wm., boot and shoe maker. 
 
 Uyllier, Charles, blacksmith. 
 
 Irwin, Richard, general merchant. 
 
 Irwin, Wra , lumber merchant. 
 
 Jackson, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Jackson, T., merchant tailor and clothior. 
 
 Kerr, Jamc:^, boot and shoemaker, Victoria. 
 
 King, A. R., photograpbio artist. 
 
 Lane, Thomas, proprietor Railway Hotel. 
 
 LAYCOCK, GEORGE, bookseller, stationer, book- 
 binder, and publisher Clinton Courier, Victoria. 
 
 Lee, Roger, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Little, Wm., arohitout and builder. 
 
 Loyd, T., proprietor Victoria Hotel. 
 
 M vlcolm, MoTaggart & Co , fanning mill manufiio- 
 turers. 
 
 Matheson, A., general blacksmith, Victoria. 
 
 MoCallum, Mrs., Young Canadian Saloon. 
 
 MoCully, D. & Co., general merchants. 
 
 McDonald, Rev. A. D., Presbyterian. 
 
 lloGarva, John, general merchant. 
 
 McLean, John, tnrncr. 
 
 McPhearson, Mrs., milliner. 
 
 McTavii-b, Donald, blacksmith. 
 
 Mill.H, Rev. John, Wcsleyan Methodist. 
 
 MILLS * CLARKE, barri.^ters, attorneyg-at-law, 
 
 solicitors in chancery, conveyancers', and notaries 
 
 public ; branch ofhoe, at Seaforth (see card, p. 
 
 120). 
 Mooney, John, proprietor Prince of Wales Hotel. 
 Moore, U. W., grain dealer. 
 Mude, James, tailor and clothier. 
 Mulroy, Daniel, pump maker. 
 MURRAY & TUNNEY, proprietor Clinton Mills and 
 
 Distillery (see card, p. 1110). 
 Norsworthy, Henry, tailor and clothier. 
 Paltridgc, F., tailor and ainbrotype artist. 
 Page, Edward, turner. 
 Paulin & Prior, tinsmiths and dealers in stoves, 
 
 hollowware, ploughs, &c. ; also dealers in house- 
 hold fnrnituro. 
 Perrin, W. H., dealer in produce. 
 I'otla, Thomas, livery stable keeper. 
 Racey & Urother, general merchants. 
 Railway Hotel, Thomas Lane, proprietor. 
 Read, DuviJ, cooper. 
 Read, R. H., clerk of 10th division court of Huron 
 
 and Dm CO. 
 Read, Wm., cabinet maker. 
 Reeve, Dr., physician. 
 Rennis, James, blacksmith. 
 Ross, 1)., proprietor Farmer's Hotel. 
 Rowell, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Rumble, Frederick, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Russell & Read, land agents. 
 Senrle, W. C, dealer in stoves, ploughs, &c. 
 Shaw, Jame.s, hotel and livery stable keeper. 
 Shipley, John, J. P. 
 
 .Simpson Uro's, booksellers and stationers, Victoria. 
 Simpson Bro's, ambrotype and photographic artists, 
 
 Victoria. 
 Smart, Wm., boots and shoes. 
 Smith, .\lex., agent Commercial Rank of Canada. 
 Smith, George, grocer, &c., Victoria. 
 Smith & Fisher, general mircliauts and express 
 
 agents. 
 Smtthson, Wra., carriage and ivagg- u maker. 
 Snell, Wm., butcher. 
 Spencer, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 Spooner, Charles, butcher. 
 Squire, N., &Co., general merchants. 
 Stanbury, Thomas, grocer and dealer in provisions 
 
 and produce. 
 Steep, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Stephenson, Henry, architect and builder. 
 Stevenson, Thomas, cabinet maker. 
 Straith, Peter, soap and oaudle factory. 
 Strarr & Hawkins, tanners and leather merchants. 
 Strathy, D. H., dealer in groceries, dry good.", hard- 
 
 ware, boots rnd shoes, &o. 
 Taylor, Alex , carriage and waggon maker. 
 Thompson, David, dentist. 
 Thompson, Joseph, 8a<ldle and harness maker. 
 Thompson, J., chemist and druggist. 
 Thuartes, Richard, J. P., land agent. 
 Thwaites, Richard, J. P., issuer of marriage liconses, 
 
 insurance agent, &o. 
 Victoria Hotel, T. L )yd, proprietor. 
 Walker, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Whitehead, Joseph, J. P. 
 Winslow, James, cooper. 
 
 W. C. CHEWErr a CO., PRlNrEUS, LlTUOaRAPUERS, Ac, KING BTREKT; TORONTO. 
 
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leyg-at-l.iw, 
 ku<l notaries 
 lee card, p. 
 
 Ic8 Hotel. 
 
 >n Mills and 
 
 St. 
 
 ; in stoTes, 
 rs in bouse- 
 
 t of Huron 
 
 i 
 
 1 maker. 
 
 , &c. 
 Bper. 
 
 s, Victoria. 
 >hic artists, 
 
 CaiiaUi\. 
 J express 
 ker. 
 
 provisions 
 
 rchants. 
 od.x, hard> 
 
 ker. 
 licenses, 
 
 yiTO. 
 
 CLONTARF— CLUNAS. 
 
 117 
 
 CLONTABF, C. W.— A post Tillage, situated nn the south-east shore of Clear lake, a beautiful sheet 
 of water, about seven miles long and three wide, pictureHr(uely Rtudded with islands, and nhonmling 
 with the finest fish, including salmon trout. The dixciples of Walton can here find nil the sport they 
 want. The pinoe was laid out by Mr. French, crnwn land agent, in the spring of 1857, and in in the 
 township of Sebaiitopol, county of Renfrew. Oistunt from Pembroke, the county town, 45 miles ; 
 from Brockville, 100 miles ; and f^om Ottawa, 90 miles. 
 
 ! ■! 
 
 Aird, Wm. B., councillor. 
 
 Benson, Thomas, fanner. 
 
 Boshart, Petor, farmer. 
 
 Breen, Jr.mes, fartnor. 
 
 ('lontarf Inn, John R. McDonald, proprietor. 
 
 FRENCH, T. P., J. I*., farmer, reeve, postmaster, 
 
 crown land agent, and general merchant. 
 Oallagher, John, oounciilor. 
 Gallagher, Wm., ounicillor. 
 Johnson, Martin, farmer. 
 Johnston, Tlrfhnas, farmer. 
 Knox, James, carpenter and farmer. 
 Mahon, James, blacksmith and farmer. 
 Mahon, Wm., mason and farmer. 
 Manson, George, farmer. 
 Mansoi., John, carpenter and farmer. 
 * MoCauley, Patrick, township clerk. 
 
 McDonald, A D., assessor, collector, and fanner. 
 McDonald, John R., J. P., couDcillor, proprietor 
 
 Clontarf Inn, and farmer. 
 McDonald, John, farmer. 
 McDonald, Ronald, cooper and farmer. 
 McDougall, D. L., township treasurer. 
 Morris, John, J. P. 
 Moran, James, farmer. 
 Mountain (louse, Xavier Plunt, proprietor. 
 O'Shaughnessy, P., farmer. 
 
 Plant, Xavier, proprietor Mountain House & farmer. 
 Ryan, Michael, farmer. 
 Ryan, Patrick, farmer. 
 Sf'veras, Henry, farmer. 
 Sinclair, John, carpenter. 
 Ktahn, 'Iti. , farmer. 
 Zellar, Carl, farmer. 
 
 CLOVER HILL, C. W.— A thriving post vitlaate in the township of Es>ia, and county of Simooe. 
 Distant from Dairie, the county town. Hi miles; from Gilford IJtation, on the Northern Railway, 11 
 miles; and from Bradford, 16 miles. Population about 80. 
 
 Campbell, Robert, carpenter. 
 
 Coffey, Joseph M., hotel keeper. 
 
 Dinwoody, George, jun , J. P. 
 
 Gilmorc, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Gilroy, Charles, carpenter. 
 
 Gold, Kev. Isaac, Wesleyan Metuodist. 
 
 Hillock, John, tailor. 
 
 McCliiin, John, J. P. 
 
 McClain, Mrs. Robert, milliner and dress maker. 
 
 McClaia, William, .T. P., reeve. 
 
 Moore, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Ni'ion, Christopher, waggon maker. 
 
 SAUNDERS, TH0.MA8, J. P., postmaster and geuo- 
 
 ral merchant. 
 Sproule, Robert, general merchant. 
 Stephens, John, blacksmith. 
 Stephens, F. S., clerk division oourt. 
 
 CLOYNE, C. W. — A post village situated in the town.ship of Barrie and county of Frontenae. 
 from Kingston, the county town, 60 miles. 
 
 Distant 
 
 :ill 
 
 Allan, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Benny, Joseph, weaver. 
 
 Benny, W., farmer. 
 
 CLARK, BIBLNS, postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 Clark, E., notary, ngricult.iral implement and edge 
 
 tool manufacturer. 
 Clark, John, farmer. 
 Clark, M., jeweller and watchmaker. 
 Cloyne House, Isaac Stafford, proprietor. 
 Cole, Oris, phy.iician. 
 Cowan, A., marble worker. 
 Dempsey, W., farmer. 
 Deightou, W., farmer. 
 Gordinier, John, carpenter and builder. 
 Granis, Henry, J. P. 
 Qranis Henry, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Lees, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Manuel, E , blacksmith. 
 
 Mathews, John, J. P. 
 
 McCamcroa, G., flour nnd feed dealer. 
 
 McMillan, D., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Meek?, Dennison, cooper. 
 
 Mountany, Gilbert, broom maker. 
 
 O'Brien, James, Dvery stable keeper. 
 
 Pearson, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Periy, E., real estate agent. 
 
 Qiiaokenbush, Nicholas, school teacher. 
 
 Roy, James, J. P. 
 
 Stafford, Isaac, proprietor Cloyne House. 
 
 SuUius, Henry, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Wbitford, C, painter and cabinet maker. 
 
 CLUNAS, C. W.— A post village in the townships of Dorchester and Malahide. county of Elgin, and 
 formerly called Springfield. Distant from St. Thomas, the county seat, 18 miles. Population 100. 
 
 Armstrong, Thomas, tailor. 
 
 Burgesn, Stephen, constable and blacksmith. 
 
 Cook, James, hotel keeper. 
 
 Dennis, James, cooper, 
 
 Dennis, John, tuun^ 
 
 Dickout, Richard, grocer. 
 Fanning, Edward & William, cabinet maker. 
 Fanning, James, carpenter. 
 
 GRAVES, W.M. H., postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 
 DlVISIOIf OOURT BLANKS ALWAYS ON HAND AT W. C. CUEWETT <fc CO.'S, 
 
118 
 
 CLUNAS—COATICOOK. 
 
 HiDsej, DaTid, carpenter. 
 
 HuttuD, Jubii, blacksmith. 
 
 Mustard, Hugh, curpcnter. 
 
 McCausland, M. B., physician and surgeon. 
 
 McEoirn, Lyman, general store. 
 
 Mcintosh, Jamea k, Wm., b«ef and pork packers, 
 
 and general merobants. 
 Pettys, Rey. Charles, clergymso. 
 Whaley, Peter, cooper. 
 
 CLYDE, C. W. — A post Tillage in the township of Beyerly, county of Wontworth, founded in 1858. 
 DiidtiiDt from lliuuilton, the county iteat, 26 miles. Population 50. 
 
 Beyers, John, shoemaker. 
 
 Clyde Hotel, Duncan McCall, proprietor, 
 
 Fiirguson, Archibald, J. V. 
 
 Gibson, A. U., J. P. " 
 
 Hardie, John, carpenter. 
 
 Mathewson, Andrew, blacksmith. 
 
 McCall, Duncan, Clyde Hotel. 
 McDonnell, Alexander, J. P. 
 
 McPHEKSON, WM., postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 Murray, J. C, tailor. 
 Van Meter, Ira, constable. 
 
 COATICOOK, C. W.— A Tillage in the township of Barford, county of Stansiead, di.strict of St. 
 I'Vnncip, situated near to a station on the Grand Trunk Railway, and a port of entry. It has one high | 
 school and two elementary schools. Distant from Stau8tead Plain, the county seat, 10 miles ; Mont- 
 real, 118 miles; Portland, Maine, 174 miles; and Burlington, Vermont, 90 miles. Daily mails. 
 Population 1000. 
 
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 Adams, A. A., J. P. and bank agent. 
 
 Aldridge, Horace, shoemaker. 
 
 Atkinson, John, shoemaker. 
 
 Boker, Bros., watchmakers. -' ^ 
 
 Baldwin. lUchard, jun., shoemaker. 
 
 Baldwin .v Murrill, manufacturers agricu. tural im- 
 plements. 
 
 Baldwin, W., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Bangs & Sleeper, planing mill. 
 
 Bean, A. J., upholsterer. 
 
 r>ean, John, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Blaudin, Gardner, fanning mill maker. 
 
 Boivin, L. S., general merchant. 
 
 Boyle, Daniel, shotuiaker. 
 
 Briirham, J. M. & Sons, hotel proprietors "and wine 
 and liquoi dealers. 
 
 Buckland, Gilbert, grocer. 
 
 Bucklnnd, John, general merchant. 
 
 Buckland & Sutton, paperhangers and toy store. 
 
 Bullock, Ira, butcher. 
 
 Coburn, B., blacksmith. 
 
 Cule, Uev. Benjamin, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 CAti'. Cltiophas, builder. 
 
 Clement, Thomas, shoemaker. 
 
 Cleveland, Samuel, briokmaker. 
 
 Crane, W., toy and Tariety store. 
 
 CUTTING & FOX, general merchants. 
 
 CUTTING, HORACE, postmaster, general merchant 
 and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Daigneau, Louis, carter. 
 
 Damon, Benjamin, pbysioiaa, sargeon, and druggist. 
 
 Damon, Isaac, J. P. 
 
 Davis, Miss M. A., milliner. 
 
 Bowling, Dr., dentist. 
 
 Eastern Townships Bank, A. A. Adame.agent. 
 
 Evans & Gliddon, broom makers. 
 
 Flanders, Hiram, builder. 
 
 Foster, Eev. John, Episcopal clergyman. 
 
 FOX, A. R., township councillor, general merchant, 
 land and insurance agent. 
 
 Fox, A. R., Jan., accountant. 
 
 Fracer, Haien, livery stable. 
 
 Froswell, Joseph, tailor. 
 
 Garoeau, Octave, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Gautbier, Aim^, builder. 
 
 Gnnn, George, express agent. 
 
 Gliddon, W., waggon maker. 
 
 Greenleaf, John, shoemaker. 
 
 Hamel, Sifroid, builder. 
 
 Hawes, George W., carpenter, builder, sash, and 
 
 dooi- manufacturer. 
 Johnson, Mrs. John, hotel proprietor. 
 Keith, A., blacksmith. 
 Kennedy, Johii, >-'acksmith. 
 Keuney, A., livery stable. 
 Lacroix, N., customs officer. 
 Lee, Wm., tailor. 
 Lewis, Alpheus, shoemaker. 
 Lyman, C. 8., marble yard. 
 
 Merrill, W. W., hotel proprietor and saloon keeper. 
 Miller, Horace, waggon maker. 
 Monlton, D., saddle and harness maker. 
 Moulton, O. M., shoemaker. 
 Mouhon, Rev. T. P., Bnplist. 
 Norton, E., blacksmith. 
 Page, J. L., watchmaker. 
 Rugg, Lorenzo, tanner. 
 Shepherd, Noah, copper smith. 
 Shurltiff, James, carpenter and builder. 
 ShurltilF, Thomas, carpenter and builder. 
 Sleeper, Henry, carpenter. 
 Sleeper, Lewis, township oouncil'.or, mill owner, and 
 
 agricultural implement maker. 
 Sleeper, Wright, founder. 
 Smart, Bros., saw mill. 
 Sutton, D C, sewing machine agent. 
 Tapplin, J., planing mill. 
 Thomas, C, butcher. 
 Thomas, Mrs. C, milliner. 
 Thompson, James, cubtoms officer. 
 Thornton, John, J. P. 
 Trudelle, Joseph, brickmaker. 
 Wardwell, J. G., agricultural implement maker, in- 
 
 Tcntor and draughtsman. 
 White, E. S., clerk of commissioners' court. 
 Williams, W. S., customs officer. 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT <& CO., BOOKSELLERS, PBINTERS, STATIONERS, Ac, KINO ST., TORONTO. 
 
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ork pkckers, 
 
 ded in 1858. 
 
 general mer- 
 
 istrict of St. 
 has oDe high | 
 liles ; MoDt- 
 D:iily mails. 
 
 r, sasb, and 
 
 loon keeper. 
 
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 1 owner, and 
 
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 urt. 
 
 TORONTO. 
 
 COBDEN— COBOURG. 
 
 119 
 
 COBDEN, C. W.— A poat vilUge in the township of Rois and county of Rocfrt^w, gitnated at the head 
 of Mu:)krat Lake, from whence Bteamerx oonrey patiMengers and t'reight from OtUwa to Pembroke and 
 the Upper Ottawa. Distant from Pembroke, the county town, M miloa ; Ottawx 72 miles. Popu- 
 lation 76. 
 
 Andarson, Roy. Mr., Episcopal Mulhodist. 
 
 Black, Jimies, blacksmith. 
 
 Cameron, Rev. Mr., Church of Scotland. 
 
 Cowley, Captain D , forwarder. 
 
 GOULD, JASON, po.stmaster and hotel keeper. 
 
 Morton, John, commissioner Queen's Bench, trea- 
 surer of municipality, secretary and treasurer of 
 Ross and Orownley agrioaltaral society, and gen- 
 eral merchant. 
 
 Joplin, Wm., general merchant. 
 
 Olmjtead, E , saw mill. 
 
 Peters, N. D., school teacher. 
 
 Rankin, John, reeve, genurai rae<"-bant and hotel 
 
 keeper. 
 Kom, .loliti, jun., shoemaker. 
 TDOibliti, Rev. Ml-., Wi'sleynu Methoa w 
 Waddingtou, John, carpenter. 
 
 COBOCONK, C. W. — A small post village, Bituate<l in the towii.^hip of Bexley and county of Victoria, 
 on the Qull River. Di-t.int from Toronto, 80 miles j from Liadiay, 2o miles ; and from Peterboro', 
 the county seat, 25 miles. Population about 70. 
 
 Barker, Rev. W. R., Wesleyan. 
 Cobooonk Common School. ' '' ' 
 
 CP.ONK, J. H., post master. 
 Cronk, J. & J. U., saw mill proprietors. 
 
 Downey, Lewis, innkeeper. 
 
 Kanel, Francis, prapriutor Coboconk Hotel. 
 
 Tyler, Rev. R. J., Methodist. 
 
 COBOURQ, C. W. — An incorporated town in the town.'ihip of Hamilton, county of Northumberland, 
 beautifully situated on Lake Ontario, having au excellent harbour, affording .safe accommodation. It 
 it) the chief town of the counties of Northumberland and Durham, and being comparatively close to 
 Rochester, Oswego, and other porta on the American shore of the Lake, it ranks only second to 
 Toronto and Hamilton in a busine.ss point of view; the fertile soil of the surrounding country, with 
 the advantages of a ready market, and almost unlimited water power, have raised Cobourg in the last 
 half century to its present position. It contains many elejnnt p;hlic buildings and private residences. 
 J'he Town Hall is a noble building, containing the best proportioned ball room in tir' Piuviiice. 
 There are, also, many large manufacturing establishments, and a number of the merchants import 
 their goods direct from Europe. The College and schools are well supported. During the summer, 
 the Royal Mail Line of Steamers call on their regular trips to and from Montreal, and the Grand 
 Trunk Railway has a first-class station here. Distant from Torocto, 72 miles; Belleville, 40 miles; 
 Kingston, 103 miles ; and Montreal, 260 miles. Daily mail. Populatiou, by last census, 4,977. 
 
 Adams, .Tohn Alex., check clerk Bank of Toronto. 
 Albert House, Alexander & Francis, proprietors, 
 
 King. 
 Alexander & Francis, Albert House, King. 
 Allan, Henry, bookseller ami stationer. Division. 
 Allan, W., grocer, opposite Market. 
 Allen, J. T., groceries, &o., Division. 
 Allison, Absalom, operator and ticket clerk, Qrand 
 
 Trunk Station, Cobourg. 
 Andrew, Matthew, grocery, King. 
 Armour, J. D , clerk of the peace, Victoria Hall. 
 ARMOUR, J. D., barrister, attorney, solicitor, &c.. 
 
 Division, corner King. 
 Bs'n, J., painter. Division, 
 iiaird, James, lamps, &c.. Division. 
 Ball, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. King. 
 Bank of Montreal, C. H. Morgan, manager, comer 
 
 King and Division. 
 BANK OF TORONTO, Hugh Leach, provincial agent. 
 
 King. 
 Baren, Thomas, tavern. Division. 
 Barnett, S. H., watchmaker and jeweller. King. 
 Barr, Alex., blacksmith and carriage maker. Back. 
 B.atholu, ReT. Mr., Church of England. 
 BATTELL, THOMAS, dealer in groceries, provi- 
 sions, country produce, crockery, glassware, &c.. 
 
 King. 
 Beaufort, Ernest L , refreshment saloon, Qrand 
 
 Trunk Railroad Depot. 
 Benson, Wm., surveyor custom house. 
 Bishop, Rev. Mr., Wesleyan Metliodist. 
 
 BLENKHORN, W., planing mill, sash, door and 
 blind factory Thirl (see card, p. 120), 
 
 Boate, Alexander, tailor. Division. 
 
 Bond, John, veterinary sur^jeou, King. 
 
 Boswell, G. M., judg<^ county court, Victoria Hall. 
 
 Boswell, .James, sheriff united counties of Northum- 
 berland and Durham, Victoria Hall. 
 
 Boswell, John S., dealers iu groceries, liquors, &.O., 
 King. 
 
 Boswell, W Q., discount clerk. Bank of Montreal. 
 
 Boulton, DWrcy E., barrister-at-law, &c.. King. 
 
 Boulton, Hon O'^orge S., registrar for the West 
 Riding of Northuuiher'.and. 
 
 British American Express Com^')aHy, F. H. S. Oliver, 
 agent, King. 
 
 Broady, David, town clerk and treasnrer. 
 
 Brown, James, switchman. Grand Trunk Railway. 
 
 Brown, R C. P., provincial land surveyor. King. 
 
 Brown & Kennedy, boot and shoe manufacturers 
 and dealers, Division. 
 
 Buchanan, Wm., Railroad Hotel, opposite Grand 
 Trunk Railway station. 
 
 Burke, M., tavern keeper. 
 
 Burn, David, actuary of the Savings Bank, Victoria 
 Hall, King. 
 
 Burnett & Co., carpenters and builders. 
 
 Burnham, Asa A., sen., treasurer united oonnties of 
 Northumberland and Durham, Victoria Hall. 
 
 Burnham, A. .\., jun., groceries and liquors, King. 
 
 Burnside, J. T. M., accountant Bank of Toronto, 
 
 Burpey, Rev. Mr., Brynet Church. 
 
 LAW BLANKS On' ALL KINDS AT W. C. CHEWETT A CO.'S, KING ST., TORONTO. 
 
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 CLINTON— COBOURG. 
 
 C. A. HARTT, 
 
 Attorney-at-Law, Solicitor in Clianoery, 
 
 NOTAAT PUBLIC, CONyETAHCEB, ftc. 
 
 OrnCI— IN SMITH 4 rlSBEK'8 HIW BIIII.I>IIia, 
 
 CLINTON, Canada West. 
 
 MESSRS. MILLS & CLARKE, 
 BARRISTERS ft ATTORNEYS, 
 
 Solioiton in Cbancery, Conveyaiuan, fto. 
 
 OrFioK— Albert Street, CUNTON. 
 
 BRANCH OirriCB — BBAVOHTR, 00. HDBON, 0. V. 
 
 T. a. mills. 0. r. CLAMM 
 
 W. BLENKHORN, 
 Planingr iVIill) and manufacturer of ^iainh. Doors and Blinds, 
 
 THIRD STRKET, COBOOUQ. C. W. 
 
 JUST A. TIT Bj:miEx.Jsaia isaa. 
 
 MAROE, STATIOiVARY AKD PORTABLE ENGINES, BOILERS, &c. 
 
 TTLEB'S PATENT CEHTBAL OISCHABGE WATEB WHEELS, BEACTICH "WHEELf. 
 
 CASTINGS FOR FLOURING, GRIST AND SAW MILLS, 
 
 Contract* telten for the Knmiahliii; and BrcctlnK of all kluda of Mill Work> 
 
 BRAN DUSTERS, SEPARATORS, SMDT MACHINES, CONSTANTLY ON HAND. 
 
 STRAW CUTTERS, PLOUGHS, CULTIVATORS, THRESHING MACHINES, AND HORSK POWERS. 
 
 43- ALL RKPAIRS £X£CUT£D PROMPTLY. SM 
 
 JAMES DAVIDSON. 
 
 8. ^W. M^OFA-RLi^lSTE, 
 
 IMPOBTEB or 
 
 FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, 
 
 3VEZ 
 
 KING STREET, 
 
 WUOLKSALE AND BBTAIL, 
 
 ", d(3 O . , 
 
 conouRO, c. w. 
 
 W^^LX^ACE & Co., 
 
 DISTILLERS, 
 
 RECTIFIERS AND BREWERS. 
 
 COBOURG, 
 
 Canada West. 
 
 DUMBLE & BROTHER, 
 
 Barristers, Allorneys, Solicitors, &c., 
 
 COBOUKG, C. W. 
 
 ». W. DCMltLK. J. II. nUMBLB. 
 
 npriCE— Bi'RKE's nuiLDiifas. 
 
 ONTABIO WOOLLEN MILLS. 
 
 CODOHKO, Oaxaua Wkct. 
 
 FRASET& Co., 
 
 Maniifaeturers of Woollen Goods. 
 
 ALIXANUIR nillllt. 
 
 tonti ORAWSHAW. 
 
 W. A. MUSSON, 
 Chemist A; Druggist, 
 
 nKALHH IN 
 I)rii|(H itnd Ghoiiiiculii, Patent MedtolnM, 
 nrttiHli Hnd KrHuch Perrnniery, D)'« HlulTh. 
 (larddii. Kii'lil Hiid Fluwxr Meeds, Kuvk Oil 
 Laiupn, UIU, in.. 
 
 CORNKK K'NO AffD DITISION STIEKIS, 
 
 OOBOVRO, V. W. 
 
 JOHN 1). ROBERTS, 
 
 Importer of Furelntn A Durntitin 
 
 Choice Ilowcr and Vegetable Seeds, 
 
 HTRAWIIEIUIY ANO flKODINO PLANTS, 
 1UI8IIK8, t'LOWKK POTS, *o. 
 
 KIRO 8TBESI WEST, OUBOITRO, 0. W. 
 
 GILLOTT'8 STEEL r.KNS FOR SALE BY W. C. CHEWETr & CO., KING ST,, TOKONXQ. 
 
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 INTS, 
 
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 INTO. 
 
 
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 Callender, F. 0.. dentist, division. 
 Callis, Wm., fireman, Orand Trunk Railway. 
 Carter, R., physician and surgeon, Division. 
 Cbatterton, R. D., olerk of the county court, and 
 
 deputy clerk of the crown, Victoria Hall. 
 Clark, Dr., physician and surgeon. Division. 
 Clench & Brother, cabinet makers and furniture 
 
 dealers. Division. 
 CLENCH & FLOYD, proprietors Coboiirg Star, 
 
 King. 
 COBOURQ FOUNDRY, James Davidson, proprietor, 
 
 Division (see card, p. 120). 
 COBOURG SENTINEL, ». McAllister, editor and 
 
 proprietor, corner King and Divisitn. 
 COBOURQ STAR, Clench & Floyd, proprietors, 
 
 King. 
 Cockburn & Stanton, barristers, attorneys, &o., 
 
 Victoria Hall. 
 CoUings & Co., carriage and waggon makers. 
 
 Division. 
 Cottrell, George, mncbinist. Third. 
 Craig, Henry, proprietor Market Hotel, Second. 
 Cros^an, Hugh, grocery. King. 
 Crosson, James, foundry. 
 CuUingford, J., druggist, King. 
 Curry, Eilward, ugeut Montreal Telegraph Com- 
 pany, Division. 
 Cunningham, Michaol, grocery. King. 
 Cuthbert, J times, boot and shoemaker, King. 
 Davency, Arthur B., station master Grand Trunk 
 
 Railway. 
 DAVIDSON, JAMES, proprietor Cobonrg Foundry, 
 
 Division (see card, p. 120). 
 Deening, Wm., boot and shoe dealer. Division. 
 DeLany, Wm., carriage and waggon maker, Second. 
 Dickson, Mr., flouring mill proprit.or. 
 Dickson, John, baker and confectioner. King. 
 Dooley & Ilewson, dry goods and millinery, King. 
 Drnmmond, R. J., leiiger keeper Bank of Montreal. 
 DIIMBI.E & BBO., barristers, attorneys, solicitors, 
 
 &c., Burke's Building (see card, p. 120). 
 Duncan, John, saloon, King. 
 Eastman, Charles, night watchman, Grand Trunk 
 
 Railway. 
 Easton, Henry, collector,, Justom House, Division. 
 England, John, night inspector. Grand Trunk R. R. 
 Field & Brother, wholesale and retail dealers in 
 
 dry goods and groceries. King. 
 Fleming, Mrs. Mary, proprietress Cobourg Hotel. 
 Fletchor, John, boot and shoemaker. Division. 
 Flood, James, gunsmith, King. 
 Forest Wm., saddle and harness maker, King. 
 Fowler, John, boot and shoemaker, King. 
 FRASER & CO., proprietors Ontario Woollen Mills, 
 
 corner King and Treuiain (see card, p. 120). 
 Giddy, R., grocery. King. 
 Uilchrist Dr., physician and surgeon, Division. 
 Gillard, J., tailor, King. 
 
 Gillbard, Thos., merchsnt tailor nnd clothier, King. 
 Goldt>tono, George, physician and surgeon. 
 Goodeve, George M., accountant, notary public, 
 
 conveyancer, and agent Royal Insurance Com- 
 pany, Burke's Buildings. 
 Uoodeve, G. N., insurance agent, Victoria Hall. 
 Gordon, James, grocery. King. 
 Gravely, W., dealer in dry goods, groceries, liquors, 
 
 &a., King. 
 Greenwood, John, saloon, Division. 
 Qraliain, ('., tavern, King. 
 Quillet, a., grocer, King. 
 
 Halladuy, Andrew, saddle and harness maker, King. 
 Ilamuioud, H. C, olerk. Bank of Montreal. 
 
 Hargraft, W., wholesale and retail grocer, King. 
 Harvey, T. R., dealer in dry goods, and manafa<>- 
 
 turer of ready-made clothing. King. 
 Hawthorn, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, King. 
 Hawes, Arthur, insurance agent, Victoria Hall. 
 UAYDEN, JOHN, importer of English and Ameri- 
 
 can room papers, borders, stationery, engravings, 
 
 photographs, looking-glasses; also, manufacturer 
 
 of portrait and picture-frames, and dealer ia 
 
 paints, oils, varnishes, rock oil, lamps, &c., King. 
 Henwood. R., boot and shoemaker, King. 
 Hibbcrt, Robert, car inspector Grand Trunk R. R. 
 Highet, Robert, dealer in hardware, agricultural 
 
 implements, &o.. King. 
 Higgins, W., grocery. Division. 
 Hitcbins, W., soap and candle factory, Divisioa. 
 Hobart, M. T., cabinet maker, &c., King. 
 Hogg, W., shoemaker. 
 Ilolman, John, merchant tailor, clothier and dealer 
 
 in gentlemen's furnishing goods, corner King and 
 
 Division. 
 Holmes, G., editor Colwurg Star, King. 
 Hopper, Wm., blaeksmith. 
 
 Hoovey, Stewart, grocer and liquor dealer. Division. 
 House, F., bookseller and stationer. Division. 
 Irwin, Samuel, cooper shop. King. 
 Jackson, J., cabinet maker, King. 
 Jakes, Wm., proprietor North American Hotel, TH- 
 
 vision. 
 Jeffrey, A. & Son, importers, wholesale and retail 
 
 dealers in hardware, paints, oils, glass, &o. , King. 
 Jellett, Morgan, clerk united counties of Northum- 
 berland and Durham, Victoria Hall. 
 Jewell, Thomas C, groctr and soda water manufao- 
 
 turer. King. 
 Jones, G. E., broker, Burke's Building. 
 Keown, John, blacksmith. 
 Kerr, W., barrister, Ac, Division, corner King, 
 Lamely, John, fireman stationary engine, Grand 
 
 Truuk Railway, Cobourg. 
 Lauder & Co., wholesale and retail grocers and 
 
 liquor dealers, 5 Division. 
 Lang, Rev. Mr., Presbyterian. 
 Latimer, Samuel, switchman Grand Trunk Railway, 
 
 Cobourg. 
 Lanes, Charles, painter, paper hanger, &o.. King. 
 LEACH, HUGH, provincial agent Bank of Toronto, 
 
 King. 
 Leonard, Thomas, grocer. King. 
 Lilly, .'J., proprietor Ontario Hotel, corner King and 
 
 Willam. 
 MACKARLANB, S. W., importer, wjiolesale and 
 
 rctutt dealer in dry goods, millinery, &q., King 
 
 (see can], p. 120). 
 Martin, James J., tinner and dealer in stoves. King. 
 Mason, II., broker and commission agent, Victoria 
 
 Hall. 
 McAllister, D., editor and proprietor Sentinel, 
 
 corner King and Division. 
 McCallum, Alex., wholesale and retail grocer. King. 
 MoCallum & Son, dry goods and olothlng, King. 
 McCrackuu, Joseph, grocery, King 
 McDonald, James, auctioneer aitd commissiou mer- 
 chant. King. 
 McHugh, B., proprietor Queen's Arms Hotel, King. 
 MoKcMioj, Mrs. B., grocery, Division. 
 MoLeod, Mrs. J., millinery and fancy goods, King. 
 MoNorton, T., proprietor Sun (weekly), corner King 
 
 and Division. 
 Mickleborough, D., hatter and f\irrier, King. 
 Milne, A., tailor. King. 
 Minaker, D. H., general store, King. 
 
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 Mitohel), John, grocery, King. 
 
 MONTREAL TBLEORAPH COMPANY, E. Carry, 
 
 agent, UiviBion. 
 Morgan, A. A., manager Bank of Montreal, comer 
 
 King and Diyision. 
 Morrow, Thomas, saddle and harness maker, King. 
 Mntdoon, Mrs. Elizabeth, grocer. King. 
 Murphy, Jnmes, boot nnd shoemaker, King. 
 MUSSON, W. A., wholesale and retail dealer in 
 
 drugs, patent medicines, rock oil and lamps, 
 
 corner King and Division (see card, p. 120). 
 Nicholson, John, woodman Grand Traok Riiilway. 
 North American Hotel, Wm. Jakes, proprietor, 
 
 DiTision. 
 Oliver, U., tailor, King. 
 Oliver, P. II. 9., agent British and American 
 
 Express Company, King. 
 O'Neill, 1., lively stable. 
 Ontario Hotel, B. Lilly, proprietor, corner King and 
 
 William. 
 ONTARIO WOOLLEN MILLS, Fraser & Co., pro- 
 prietors, corner King &Tremaiii (see card, p. 120). 
 Payne, W. L., grocery, corner John and James. 
 Pearson, Wra., saddle and harness maker. King. 
 Perkins, John, landing waiter, custom house. 
 Pentland, Wm. Q., inaurauce agent. King. 
 Perry, George, landing waiter, custom honse. 
 Phillips, Edward, proprietor Ennisktilen Hotel, Third 
 Pidgeon, Joseph & Co., groceries and liquors, King. 
 Polkinghome, Richard, grocery. King. 
 Powell, B. W., physician and surgeon. 
 Pratt, Alexander, baker and confectioner, King. 
 Pringle, A., watchmaker and jeweller. King. 
 Pringle, James, physician and surgeon, King. 
 Queen's Arms Hotel, B. McHugh, proprietor, King. 
 Randall, Henry, grocery. Division. 
 Raymond, Joseph, night operator. Grand Trunk 
 
 Railway. 
 BaynoMs, John, Royal Hotel, Division. 
 Kegan, P., livery siables. Division. 
 Reid, George, physician and surgeon. 
 Bhind, Wm., accountant Bank of Montreal, corner 
 
 King and Division. 
 Richardson, A., teller Bank of Montreal, corner 
 
 King and Division. 
 ROBERTS, J. D., importer and dealer in all kinds 
 
 of seeds ; and boot and shoemaker, King (see carcL 
 
 p. 120). 
 Boyal Hotel, John Raynolds, proprietor.lDivision. 
 Ross, Da"id, merchant tailor, King. 
 Ruttan, llichard, barrister, attorney, solicitor, &o., 
 
 Victor a Hall. 
 Rush, W. J., grocery. Division. 
 Sailsbury, Jonathan, bookseller and stationer, King. 
 Barings Bank, Victoria FL\ll, Da<rid Burn, actuary, 
 
 Kiig. 
 Saviue, Frank, tailor, Divitfion. 
 
 Soott, Thomas, postmaster. Division. 
 
 Service, John, boot and shoemaker, King. 
 
 Short, J. (J., photographer, Division. 
 
 Shugrove, Mrs. Julia, grocery. Division. 
 
 Simmons, M., tanner and leather dealer, Hewitt. 
 
 Small wood, Geo., wholesale dealer in wines, liquors, 
 &c.. Division. 
 
 Smith, W., blacksmith. 
 
 Smith, W., livery stable. Second. 
 
 Smith & Naton, barristers, attorneys, &o.. Division. 
 
 Stephens, G. J., cabinet maker, upholsterer, and 
 dealer in pianos, melodeons, &c.. Division. 
 
 Stewart, C. H., marble stonecutter, King. 
 
 St. Lawrence Hotel, by W. Wood, Division. 
 
 Stock, Oliver, saddle and harness maker, King. 
 
 Strong & Snutt, flouring mill. 
 
 Sun, (weekly), T. McNorton, proprietor, corner of 
 King and Division. 
 
 Sutherland, John & Co., wholesale and retail gro- 
 cers, King. 
 
 Taylor, Mrs. Kczia, grocery. Division. 
 
 Temple, Peter, locomotive foreman Grand Trunk 
 Railway. 
 
 Thompson, G., boot and shoemaker. King. 
 
 Timlin, Rev. Mr,, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Tippet, Henry, tavern. King. 
 
 Van Ingcn, W., auctioneer and commission mer- 
 chant. King. 
 
 Waddoll, A., land agent, King. 
 
 Waddal, Wm., barber, &c.. King. 
 
 Waldie, John, baker ami oonreotioner. King. 
 
 WALLACE & CO , distillers, reotiftors, and brewers; 
 brewery on Orr ; distillery near the Court House 
 (see card, p. 120). 
 
 Woodman, W. B., baggage man Grand Trunk 
 Railway. 
 
 Watts, Wm., freight man Grand Trunk Railway. 
 
 Weller, W. H., insurance agent, deputy registrar, 
 and master in chancery, Victoria HalL 
 
 Weller, Wm., mayor. 
 
 Welsh, Thomas, grocery. King. 
 
 Welsh, Thomas & Co., blacksmiths. 
 
 Whitilaw, John, tinner, and dealer in stOTOa, King. 
 
 Wilcox, H. N., Victoria Foundry. 
 
 Willis, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Wilson, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Winans ft, Butler, produce oommiasion merchants, 
 and dealers in wool ; also, agents Phnenix lusur- 
 Rnne Company, Division, opposite Sutherland's 
 Buildings, 
 
 Wood, W., proprietor St. Lawrence Hotel, Division. 
 
 Wright, James, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Wright, James, tin, cupper, and sheet iron works, 
 and dealer in stoves. Division, 
 
 York, W., barber, and dealer in musical instru- 
 raents, oombs, brushes, &o.. King. 
 
 COLBOBNB, C. W.— An incorporated village in the township of Cramahe, county of Northumberland. 
 Colborue Harbour, on lake Ontario, ia two miles distant, and the Grand Trunk Railway has a station 
 near by. The so>l of the surrounding country is good, and under a high state of cultivation. Colborne 
 has a good local retail trade. Distant from l^obourg, the county town, 15 miles ; Port Hope, 21 
 miles; and from Belleville, 28 miles. Daily mail, with money order ottoo. Population, by last 
 census, 806. 
 
 Bars & Strong, general merchants, King, 
 BROWN. B., proprietor Brown's Hotel, King. 
 BROWN'S HOTEL, B, Brown, proprietor. King. 
 Dulmer, Wni , boot and shoe manufacturer and 
 
 dealer. King. 
 jCampbell, Donald, flour and grist mill. 
 
 Carnull, M, watchmaker and Jeweller. 
 Cliirk, Cliiirles, clerk of the division court 
 Coiliorne Tninneripl, G. M. Kelly, editor & pronrietor. 
 Colborne Hotel, Mrs. E. McDonald, proprietress. 
 
 Market Square. 
 Coleman, Rev. Mr,, Wesleyan Method'it. 
 
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 Croiier, J. A. G,,- deputy registrar. 
 
 Deans, R. T., chemist and druggist, King. 
 
 DeniagiH, C, dentist, King. 
 
 Dixon, J. 13., principal grammar school. 
 
 Duncan, Rev. Peter, Presbyterian. 
 
 £aatoD, I!roB., dealers in groceries and crockery, 
 
 Market Square. 
 FORD, C. ■( , J. P., postmaster, insuranc* agent ; 
 
 office, K.iig. 
 Gitford, Mrs. M., milliner and dressmaker, King. 
 Gordon, Q. N., tinsutilh, and dealer in stoves. 
 Grand Trunk Hotel, Edward Hart, proprietor. Depot. 
 Grover, J. M., registrar East Riding County 
 
 Norlliuroberland. 
 Hart, Edward, proprietor Grand Trunk Hotel, Depot 
 Ilolton, W. II., general merchant. King. 
 Howell, D. 8., station agent Grand Trunk Railway. 
 Howell, Stephen v., operator Grand Trunk Railway, 
 luglis, George, general dealer. King. 
 Johnson, W., attorney at law, &o. 
 Johnston, W., grocer and dealer in produce. King. 
 Kelly, Q. M., editor & proprietor Colbnrne Transcript. 
 Loitb, Robert, proprietor Mansion House Hotel, 
 
 Market Square. 
 
 Lapage, John II., switchman Grand Trunk Railway. 
 
 Mansion House Hotel, R. Leith, proprietor. 
 
 Miiybee, ThoraM, general merchant. King. 
 
 McDonald, Mrs. B., proprietor Colborne Hotel, 
 Market Square. 
 
 McLellan, John, carriage and waggon builder. King. 
 
 McltAE, F., boot and shoe manufacturer and 
 dealn-. King. 
 
 MoRAE & GIUSON, tanners, &o. 
 
 Niohol, D., manager Glasgow Warehouse, King. 
 
 Peterson & Uro., hardware and grocery uierckaDta, 
 King. 
 
 Pugh, Frederick, M. D., physician. 
 
 Powers, — , M. D., physician. 
 
 Robertson, Donald, general merchant. 
 
 Scougal, James, harness manufacturer, and pro- 
 prietor brick yard. 
 
 Scougal, James, carriage and waggon builder. 
 
 Shadborn, Mrs. A., saloon and eating house. King. 
 
 Shannon, R., merchant tailor. Market Square. 
 
 SHANNON, WM., pener'l merchant, Market Square. 
 
 SIIIh, Rev. Wm., Episcopslinn. 
 
 SIM, W., grocery and bakery, confectioner, King. 
 
 Smith, Jacob, victualling saloon, King. 
 
 COLCHESTEB, C. W. — Sometimes called Oxford,— a small post village, situated in the township of 
 Colchester and county of Kent. Distant from Amherstbnrg, 16 miles. The small villages of Potley, 
 Parksville and Leslie's (Corners, being in the vicinity, without post offices, the names of the principal 
 residents are included in the following list. Population of the township 2,656. 
 
 Adam.?, Matthew, boot and shoemaker, Parksville. 
 
 Allworlh, E., physician, Colchester. 
 
 Best, Josiah, general merchant, Potley. 
 
 Digford, H., general merchant, Parksville. 
 
 CHEYNF. JOHN, postmaster, Colchester. 
 
 Cheyce, Mrs. M., milliaer and dressmaker, Oxford. 
 
 Coyce, Emery, blacksmith, Leslie's Corners. 
 
 Crouch, Jonah, tailor, Colchester. 
 
 Diiggiiu, Thomas, tanner and currier, Parksville. 
 
 Ferris, Matthew, genera! merchant, Potley. 
 
 Hall, John, weaver and gunsmith, Oxford. 
 
 Hawkins, Thomas, physician, Oxford. 
 
 Ilughson, George & Russell Wm., flour and i<aw mill 
 
 owners, Oxford. 
 Lodge, Wm., blacksmith, Colchester. 
 McMiuhen, Alexander, general merchant and notary 
 
 public, Oxford. 
 Miokle, F., blacksmith, Oxford. 
 Quick, Amos, blacksmith, Potley. 
 Senesaok, Edward, hotel keeper, Colchester. 
 Stewart, T., taveru keeper, Oxford. 
 
 COLDSFBINGS, C W. — A large post village, situated in the township of Hamilton and county of 
 
 Nui'thumberlaiid. It is in the centre of a fine agricultural region, and has two common echocls. 
 Distant from Cobourg, the county town, 7 miles; from Kingston, 112; from Toronto, 71) miles; and 
 from Hamilton, 119 miles. Population about 800. 
 
 Bates. John, township assessor. 
 
 Begg, Janies, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Benson, J times, deputy reeve. 
 
 Davidson, Nathaniel, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Dingle, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Eugleaon, Matthew, insnrauoo agent. 
 
 Eaglesou, Robert, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Gage, D.iviil, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Gage, Gardner, oarpeiit(!r and builder. 
 
 Grieves, James, farmer. 
 
 Grimshaw, Thomas, township reeve. 
 
 Hewy, Richard, architect, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Kartsou, Robert, township treasurer. 
 
 Hayden, Rev. Wm., Independent. 
 
 Jamieson, Wm., mason. 
 
 Kerr, Wm., sohool ;eacher. 
 
 Kilgnr, JHtnes, sen., architect. 
 
 Kilgar, James & Son, carpenters and builders. 
 
 Lookie, Alexander, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Mc(!ullooh, .fames, tailor. 
 
 MoOuiro, Patrick, cooper. 
 
 Mclntnxh, Allan, J. P., townsliip oouneillor. 
 
 MulNTOi^n, DAVID, postmaster ujd general ner- 
 
 chant. . 
 
 McKay, Donald, blaoksmith. 
 
 McKenzie, Kev. Wra. J., Canada Presbyterian. 
 
 McLeod, John, blacksmith. 
 
 McMillan, Robert, mason. 
 
 Neill, (Charles, J. P., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Newton, Peter, veterinary surgeon. 
 
 Nichols, (Mmrlos, ownship councillor. 
 
 Nixon, George, fariuer. 
 
 Nixon, Joseph, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Peat, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Ritchie, Mi.ss Catharine, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Rosevear, Mathow, farmer. 
 
 Ross, Walter, carriage, waggon, and agrioaltural 
 
 implement maker. 
 Ridey, David, sen., farmer. 
 Hidey, David, juu., Hchool teacher. 
 Sidey, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Sidey, Peter, sen., farmer. 
 Staples, James, township oounoillor. 
 Stephenson, Alex., tuilur. 
 Stevenson, Alexander, constable. 
 Stewart, George, township clerk, 
 St. Lewis, Henry, mason and plasterer. 
 Walker, David, photograph artist 
 Watt, Thomas, bout and shoemaker. 
 Yeoman, David, collector. 
 
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 COLDWATEB, C. W.— A thrWing poet village, situated on the Coldwater river, in the township of 
 Wedonte and county of Siincoe. Its principal trade is in lumber and square timber. Distant from 
 Barrie, the county, town, 30 miles ; and from Torouto, 94 miles. Population about 120. 
 
 Borland, George, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Bush, George J., bird stuffcr, &c. 
 
 Casewcll, George, hotel keeper. 
 
 Case well, Wm , cnrriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Copelniid, George, flour, grist &8aw mill proprietor. 
 
 Craddock. Joseph, farmer. 
 
 Eplett, John, general merchant. 
 
 Finlay, Robert, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Gill, John, farmer. 
 
 Johnstone, James, carpenter and builder. 
 Levering, Wra., sen., farmer. 
 Nettleton, Wm., general merchant. 
 Ponley, Wra. D., general merchant. 
 SHAW, JAMES, postmaster. 
 Spence, John, blacksmith. 
 Thompson, Richard, boot and shoemaker. 
 Waugh, Robert, school teacher. 
 Widrow, Archibald, farmer. 
 
 COliEBBOOE, C W. — A flonrishiug village situated on the Napanee river, in the township of Cam- 
 den fiasi and county of Addingtoa. Stages run to and from Kingston daily via Wilton. Mails daily. 
 Distant from Kingston 20 miles, and from Toronto, 180. Population about 250. 
 
 Benn, Wm., cabinet maker. 
 
 Brooks, Harvey C, general merchant. 
 
 Brown, Zelotus, blacksmith. 
 
 DegrAiT, Wilson, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Freeman, Mathew, dealer in agricultural iiuplements. 
 
 Freeman, Peter, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 INKERMAN HOUSE, Samuel Pomroy, proprietor. 
 
 The travelling publio will find at this house, all to 
 
 be desired in a hotel. 
 Jenkins, Egbert, blacksmith. 
 Lario, Joseph, cooper and stave maker. 
 Lario, Peter, cooper and stave maker. 
 Long, Wm., cabinet maker and chair manufacturer. 
 Newman, John, geceral merchant. 
 O'Connor, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 O'Connor, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Shibley, Charles, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Smith, Ira, blacksmith. 
 
 Smith, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Snider, Alanson, waggon maker. 
 
 Traynor, Catharine, hotel keeper. 
 
 Walker, James, carpenter. 
 
 Walratb, Garrett, lumber merchant. 
 
 WARNER, CHARLES, J. P., postmaster, issuer of 
 
 marriage licenses, and commissioner in B. R. 
 Warner, D. S., general merchant, flour and saw mill 
 
 proprietor. 
 Wartman, Charles, ca'penter and pump maker. 
 Wartman, Peter, luml " merchant and planing mill 
 
 owner. 
 Williams, Rev. Hiram, Episcopal Methodist. 
 
 COLERAINB, C. W. — A small village in the Gore of the township of Toronto, and connty of PeeU 
 Daily mail. Distant from Brampton, 8 miles; and from Toronto, 21 miles. Population about 90. 
 
 Beehive Hotel, W. Whitehead, proprietor. 
 
 Cole, Thomas, J. P. 
 
 East, Matthew, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Glassford, Rev. Peter. 
 
 Ilassard, W,, proprietor Union Hotel. 
 
 Kersey, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 L< igliton, George, jun., carpenter. 
 
 MoGilvaray, Donald, distiller and rectifier. 
 
 Mitchell, James, carriage, waggon, and agricultural 
 
 implement maker. 
 Moody, James, carpenter. 
 
 Roberts, Dr., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Shuttlewortb, Thomas, carriage, waggon and agri- 
 cultural implement maker. 
 
 Smyth, Wm., general merchant. 
 
 ST. JOHN, MRS., postmistress and general store 
 keeper. 
 
 Union Hotel, W. Ilassard, proprietor. 
 
 Webster, Thomas, broom manufacturer. 
 
 Whitehead, John, broker. 
 
 Whitehead, W., proprietor Beehive Hotel. 
 
 COIiINVILLE, C, W.— A small post village situated in the township of Moore and county of 
 Lambton. Distant from Sarnia, the county town, II miles. Population about 60. 
 
 Alexander, James, shoemaker. 
 
 BUTLER, JOHN, postmaster. 
 
 Kerr, Peter, carpenter. 
 
 King, James, shoemaker. 
 
 McDiarmid, Catherine, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 McLaren, Ronald, flour and grist mill owner. 
 Struthors, James, shoemaker. 
 Smith, Potor, carponter. 
 Smith, Robert, shoemaker. 
 I White, James, blacksmith, 
 
 COLLFIELD, C. E. — A post village In the township of Litchfleld, county of Ponttao, situated two 
 miles and a half from Havelock, the county seat, and lately laid out. Collficld is distant from Ottawa, 
 60 miles. Population of township by last census, about 1,100. 
 
 Brisard, Louis, saw mill. 
 Bryson, George, county warden. 
 Busard, Louis, flour mill proprietor. 
 Campbell, John, lumber merchant. 
 
 I Evans, Rev. Joseph, PreAbyterian. 
 ' I'ox, Patrick F., J. P. 
 
 Grout, Ralph, hotel keeper. 
 
 llardinge, R. W., J, P. and clerk of circuit court 
 
 W, 0, CUEWKTT & CO., BOOK ANI> JOB PRINTERS, KINO STREET, TORONTO, 
 
COLLFIELD— COLLTNGWOOD. 
 
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 Is daily. 
 
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 saw mill 
 
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 of Peel. 
 90. 
 
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 rnl store 
 
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 ted two 
 Uttawa, 
 
 loart 
 
 Hilld, 8. & Son, saddle and harness makers. 
 HUQIIES. MICHAEL, postmaster aud general dealer 
 Ingram, Oliver, saw mill. 
 Judson, Jurae»< E., secretary and treasurer of county 
 
 council, and county registrar. 
 Kelly, John C, general merchant. 
 Kelly, Muthew, merchant tailor. 
 Lamaehe, Jule, photograpbio artist. 
 Leblanc, Ovide, notary. 
 Lort, T. D., notary. 
 Masson, George M., crown land agent. 
 McDonnell, lloderiok, lumber merchant. 
 McLaren, Wni. R., insurance ngent. 
 Me Lane, Michael, hotel keeper. 
 McVait:h, Thos., juu., general merchant aud mayor. 
 McWais, M. T., general merchant. 
 Moorehcud, D. & J., lumber merchants. 
 MoLirehcad, Hamilton, lumber merchant. 
 
 Mu.'phy, Edward, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Ouellet, Rev. L. C. Arthur, Catholic Clergyman. 
 
 O'UoQTan, .lobo, school teacher. 
 
 O'Mearo, Wm., J. P. 
 
 I'ontiac Pioneer, E. S. White, publisher. 
 
 Reid, George, saw mill. 
 
 Kice. 0. F , jeweller and watchmaker. 
 
 Roghen, Daniel, morchanl tailor. 
 
 Smith, Charles L., chair maker. 
 
 Stevenson, John, jon., secretary and treasurer of 
 municipality of Litchfield local council, and col- 
 lecting agent. 
 
 Tervis, Dr., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Walsh, Stephen, & Sons, sash and door makers. 
 
 Weime, Edward, blacksmith and wagtcun maker. 
 
 White, K. S., publisher I'ontiae I'ionetr, 
 
 White, G E.> tanner. 
 
 COLLINGWOOD, C. W. — An incorporated town at the terminus of the Northern Railway, in the 
 tuwiihhip ot Nottuwasaga, and county of Simcoe. It has steam communication with Chicngo, Mil- 
 waukee. Bruce Mines, Sa'ilt S^e. Marie and other ports on Lakes Huron and Superior. A steamboat 
 runs dully to Owen Sound and intcrmeiliate ports. The grain trade with Chicago is rapidly inoreaHing, 
 and the railway company having reoeutly erected {two large elevators, shippers will find every 
 convenience fur transhipment of grain. The accommodations for shipbuilding are good. Lumber ia 
 the principal export. Distant from Toronto, *J6 miles. Population about :^,&0U. 
 
 ALMA HOTEL, Timothy Cornborough, proprietor, 
 St. Paul. 
 
 ANGLO AMKIUCAN HOTEL, John Rowland, 
 proprietor, Huron. 
 
 Barker, Hugh .1., grocery, dry goods. &o., Huron. 
 
 Bcnway, Anthony, waggon maker. North Firwt. 
 
 Beyer, Augustus, boot and shoe maker, North First. 
 
 Beyer, Mrs«A., straw milliner. North First. 
 
 BOWLES, TllOd. G., dealer in grocciies. wines, 
 liquors, pvovi.--ionB, &o., corner Firat and Huron- 
 tario (see card, p. 127). 
 
 Boyle, John, grocery, Huron. 
 
 Buck, Goorgy, cooper, Rodney. 
 
 CAMhKON, CHARLES, proprietor of International 
 Hotel, Hiirontario. 
 
 Campbell, 0., proprietor Arpyle Hotel, Tlurontario. 
 
 Carpenter, E. R., cleik for J. Riuhmoud, Georgian 
 Tannery. 
 
 Clark, A., Isiilor, St. Marie. 
 
 CLELAND, HUGH & JAMES, ftovo dealers and 
 tinsmiths Huron (see card, p. 128). 
 
 Colgrovo, Mrs. Ann, proprietress Empire House, 
 Huron. 
 
 COLLINGWOOD BREWERY, Richard Whitney, 
 proprietor (sue card, p. 128). 
 
 Commercial Hotel, Isaiah Wiutors, proprietor, Hu- 
 rontarlo. 
 
 GOMIiOllOUOII, TIMOTHY, proprietor Alma Ho- 
 tel, St, Paul. 
 
 Crone, Wm., bailiff of fourth division court, Jfown 
 Hull. 
 
 Crowe,*Jam(8 N., express and ticket agent, tele- 
 graph operator, &o., Depot, 
 
 Curtis, Arthur, boot and shoemaker, Huron. 
 
 DUDGEON, ADAM, shipbuilder, chief constable, 
 Hurontario. 
 
 Duncan, J., boot aud shoemaker, Hurontario, 
 
 Dyer, Ephraim, watchmaker and jeweller, Huron. 
 
 Earle, John, carpenter and builder, c%st side Rail- 
 road. 
 
 ENTERPRISE (weekly), John Hogg, editor, pro- 
 prietor and publisher (see card, p. 120). 
 
 Fish, Rev. Charlee, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Flornnoe, Edward C, boot and shoemaker, north 
 Firnt. 
 
 Forrest. Daniel, manufacturer of boots and i^hoes, 
 shoe findings, JSc, 6 Huron. 
 
 GAMO.M, CHARLES, attoruey-at-law, notary pub- 
 lic, &o. 
 
 Oamon. Richard, retired, hoards at Armstrong's. 
 
 GEOIUilAN BAY TANNERY, James Richmond, 
 proprietor, Rodney (nee card, p, 128). 
 
 Oil son & Cogswell, proprietors steHm saw mill. 
 North First. 
 
 Oure, Frederick, B.A., teacher of Grammar School, 
 North First. 
 
 Greaves, Joseph, druggist, grocery, &c. , Huron. 
 
 Ilamiltou, Wm. B., postmaster and insurance agent, 
 Huron. 
 
 Hastings, Joseph W., watchmaker and jeweller, 
 Dunlop. 
 
 HENRY, JAS., tailor and clothier, Hurontario. 
 
 HOCKING, HENRY, dealer iu groceries, provisions, 
 clothing, &o. , Huron. 
 
 HOGG, JOHN, publisher and editor of (weekly) 
 bhiUrfirirt, book and job printer, Sucoud (seo 
 card, p. 12')). 
 
 Hl'RON HOI'KL, John Merrill, proprietor, corner 
 Hurontario and North First. 
 
 Hutchinson, W., carpenter and builder, First. 
 
 INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, Charles Cameron, pro- 
 prietor, Hurontario. 
 
 Kelley, David, saloon, Huron. 
 
 Kerr, Dawson, J. & Co., dealers in dry goods, gro- 
 ceries, harilware, kd., Hurontario. 
 
 Kirk, Robert, sash, blind, and door manuractory, 
 planing and sawing, Rodney. 
 
 I.angtry, Rev. Mr, H. A., Church of England. 
 
 LAWRENCE, JOSEPH H., town clerk, insurance 
 agent, auctioneer, laud agent, commissioner, &c., 
 issaer of marriage liceuses. Town Hall. 
 
 Lockerbie, Andrew, blacksmith aud boiler maker. 
 
 Logan, Robert, saddle and harness maker, North 
 First. 
 
 Long, Thomas, dealer in dry goods, grocerio.*, hard- 
 ware, Jtc, Hurontario. 
 
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 (FORMERLY OF THE ROYAL HOTEL, HAMILTON.) 
 
 RIOHA-RD SMITtl, 
 
 DEALER IN 
 
 DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, 
 
 FBOVISIONS, FISH, FBUITS, NUTB, FLOUE, MEAL, BSAN & TEED. 
 
 J. H. SMITH, 
 INSURANCE AGENT, COMMISSION MERCHANT, 
 
 COMMISSIONER IN QUEEN'S BENCH, &C., 
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 COLLINQWOOO, CANADA WEST. 
 
 G0LLIN6W0OD BREWERY. 
 
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 COLLINGWOOD, C. W. 
 
 H. & J. CLELAND, 
 
 nEAI.EKS IN 
 
 STOVES AND HARDWARE, 
 
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 COLLINCWOOD TANNERY. 
 
 JAMES McMILLAX, Proprietor. 
 
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 WHOLESALE AND RKTAIL, 
 
 CASH PAID Foil HIDB8. 
 
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 GEOEGIAN BAY TANNERY, 
 
 JAME5 RICHMOND, PROPRIETOR. 
 
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 MANUFAOTCRKR AND DEALER IN 
 
 UPPER, KID, CALF, HARNESS, SlAUGHTEi), AND SOLE LEATHER. 
 
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 PaoTiiraAi. Land ButriroR, and Civa Knoinrrh. Tuwnatalp Humtynr fnr Cullingwood, NotUw«Mg« and SonniiUI*. 
 
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 LiddoU, Wm., baker, confectioner and grocer, Huron. 
 Mansfield, Ooorge, butcher, Huron. 
 McArtliur, Neil, waggon maker. North First. 
 McMASTER, JOHN, general denier in dry goods, 
 
 groc ; iee, crockery, clothing, boots & choes, Huroa! 
 McML'jAN tames, tanner and currier. North 
 
 FirHt (ueo rd, p. 128). 
 MoNiimitra, Timothy, tailor and clothier. Huron. 
 McWatt, .John, mayor of Collingwood, Hurontario. 
 Meikleham, Walter, grocery and provi-iion dealer, 
 MELVILLE, FAIR & Co., general dealers in dry 
 
 goods, groceries, hardware, &c., Hurontario (see 
 
 cnnl, p. 126). 
 MERRILL, JOHN, proprietor, Huron Hotel, corner 
 
 Hurontario and North First. 
 Miller, Uavid, tavern keeper, Huron. 
 Miller, Wm., general ilealer in dry goods, groceries 
 
 liquors, &c., Hurontario. 
 Millwnrd, Wm., butcher, Huron. 
 MOUERLY, OEORUE, barrister, attorney, &c., 
 
 Hurontario. 
 Montgomery, Mrs. A., proprietress, North American 
 
 Hotel, Hurontario. 
 Montgomery, David, butcher and dealer in all kinds 
 
 of fiesh and salt meats, lard, hide!*, &c., Huron- 
 tario. 
 Morgan, Wm., boot and shoemaker, North First. 
 Mulier, Philip, bathing house. North First. 
 Mulliollaad, Edward, dry goods and tailoring, Hur- 
 ontario 
 Mulholland, Miss, Rebecca, confectionery, toys, kr,., 
 
 Hurontario. 
 Muiison, J., blacksmith and waggon maker, North 
 
 First. 
 NETTLETON, JOHN, merchant tailor and clothier, 
 
 Huron. 
 North American Hotel, Mrs. A. Montgomery, pro 
 
 pi'ii-tress, Hurontario. 
 Northup, Milton, freight agent, Northern Railway 
 Paterson, W. G , produce and commission merchant 
 
 proprietor, city flouring mills, Huron. 
 Pattoii, Jfts . proprietor of Georgian House, Rodney. 
 Port Andrew Fish Murket, Huron. 
 PROSSEIl, THOS. C, bread, biscuit, cr.ickor manu 
 
 fucturer and confectioner,'! North First (see card, 
 • p. 12«). 
 PllOSSER. T. C, druggist, bookseller and stationer, 
 
 1 N,.rih First. 
 PRO.SSER, T. C, provincial land surveyor, com 
 
 missioiier in H. R., and agent Royal Insurance 
 
 Oinipany, 1 Nnrih Firi-t. 
 RAILWAY HOTEL, J, P. Ryley, proprietor (see 
 
 card, p. 127). 
 
 RICHMOND. JAMES, proprietor of Georgian Bay 
 
 Tannery. Rodney (see card, p. 128). 
 ROHERTSON, HENRY. LL.B, barrister and attor- 
 
 ney-at-taw, North First. 
 ROBINSON, JOS , attorney-at-law, conveyancer, 
 
 corner Huron and St. Marie. 
 ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, T. C. Prosser, 
 
 agent. 
 ROWLAND, JOHN, proprietor Anglo American 
 
 Hotel, Huron. 
 Rogers, John, Toronto House, St. Paul. 
 Rogers, Rev. J., Presbyterian. 
 RVLKV, J. P., proprietor Railway Hotel, near Depot 
 
 (see card, p. 127). 
 Slonn, John, cabinet maker, Hurontario. 
 Smith, George, auctioneer and accountant, Huron. 
 SMITH, J. H., insurance agent, commission mer- 
 chant, cominisbioiier in B. R,, &c , Hurontario 
 
 (see card, )>. 127). 
 S.MITII, RICHARD, ilealer in groceries, provisions, 
 
 fruit, ft';., Hurontario (see curd, p. 127). 
 Sfiurill, Mr , blacksmith, Hurontario. 
 Stafford, Mrs. Elizabeth, grocery and fruit dealer, 
 
 Huron. 
 Stephen, A. R., physician and surgeon, St. Marie. 
 Strong, Capt. W. A., carpenter and builder. Front. 
 Sykes, Koyal, blacksmith and waggori maker, 
 
 North-first. 
 Tate, Jiimes, foundry and machine shop, Rodney. 
 Telfer, Hall, dealer in dry goods, groceries, &o., 
 
 Hurontario 
 TELFER, JA.MES. general merchant, Hurontario, 
 
 (see card, p. 128). 
 Toronto House, John Rogers, proprietor, St, Puul. 
 TROTT. HENRY F, c:i! ;net maker, furniture 
 
 (leiilcr, undertalter, upholsterer, &c., Hurontario. 
 Tyacn k Port, soap, candle, broom, and stave 
 
 miinufncturers, Minnesota. 
 Vallack, Ailolphus, physician, Hurontario. 
 WEEKS, HIRA.M, retired from public life; nnde- 
 
 oided in the kind ul liusiness he will embark in. 
 Weiisley, W. II,, house and sign painter, and 
 
 glitzier. Pine. 
 WHITNEY, RICHARD, proprieter Collingwood 
 
 Brewery (see card, p. 128). 
 Wilson, Christopher, scale maker and machinist, 
 
 Hurontario. 
 Wilson, H. D., collector of customs, Custom House. 
 Winters, Isaiah, proprietor Commercial Hotel, 
 
 Hurontario, 
 Wolfe Brothers, distillers, rectifiers, and dealers in 
 
 grain, Rodney. 
 
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 COLLIN'S BAY, C. W. — A thriving village situated on an inlet of tlio Bay of Quints'-, in the township 
 (if Kingston and county of Frontenac. The Grand Trunk Railway pasrcs near the village. Distant 
 from Kingston, the county seat, 6 miles; Belleville, 46 miles; and from Montreal, 172 miles. Daily 
 mail. Population about 100. 
 
 Ashley, John, farmer. 
 
 Bufcer, James, fanner. 
 
 Baker, Joliu, fairaer. 
 
 Clarke, Wra., broom maker. 
 
 Cooke, James, school teacher, section 6. 
 
 Day, Calvin, farmer. 
 
 Day, Peter W , J. P., farmer. 
 
 Everitt, John, farmer. 
 
 Forrith, Robert, farmer. 
 
 GniHs, John, fanner. 
 
 UKRCHIMBR, LAURENCE, postmaster and grocer. 
 
 Jaquitle, Wm., carriage and waggen maker. 
 
 Lnmoin, James, farmer. 
 
 McGuin, .\nthony, prodiMu dealer, flour and aair 
 
 mill owner. 
 McGuin, Hiram, farmer. 
 MuLuan, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 Morcy, George R , farmer. 
 Roadhouso, Rev. Job, Primitive Methodist. 
 Ruttm, Peter, farmer. 
 Smith, Dorias, farmer. 
 Smith, James H., farmer. 
 
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 Smith, John, farmer. 
 Smith, Samuel, farmer. 
 Ward, Jonathan, farmer. 
 
 Wartman, John, farmer. 
 Wartman, Sidnejr U., faratei'. 
 
 C3IiTJMBIA, C. W.— A post Tillage in the township of Albion, county of Peel, sitnated on a branch 
 of the Huinber. Distant from Toronto, 30 miles; Hamilton, 60 miles; and from Guelpb, 30 mile*. 
 Popatation 80. 
 
 ArmstroDf;, Arthnr, clerk division court. 
 
 Arndt, Sim., shoemaker. 
 
 Bamaby, Robert, waggon maker. 
 
 Brown, R., tailor. 
 
 Columbia Hotel, Edward Stabbs, proprietor. 
 
 HAMILTON, ALEXANDER, postmaster, grist and 
 
 saw mills proprietor, and general merchant. 
 Kitchen, Wm., blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 
 Kitchen, James, proprietor Rossin House, carpenter 
 
 and builder. 
 Mcllroy, James, gentleman. 
 McRae, Alexander, tanner. 
 Patterson, David, shoemaker. 
 Pettigrew, W. L., physician and surgeon. 
 Rossin House, James Kitchen, proprietor. 
 Stubbs, Edward, proprietor Columbia Hotel. 
 
 COLUMBUS, C. W. — A thriving post village in the township of Whitby and county of Ontario. It 
 was first settled about the year 1832, and Las one common school. Distant from Whitby, the county 
 town, 10 miles. Population 370. 
 
 ASHTON, ROBERT, postmaster. 
 
 A8HT0N, ROBERT & CO., general merchants. 
 
 Bealt, Wm., township clerk, comm'r in B. R., &c. 
 
 Bennett, John, general merchant. 
 
 Calder, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Chesterfield, Stephen, boot and shoe maker. 
 
 Courtis, Jane, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Cowlc, Stephen, tnilor. 
 
 Crown Inn, Walter Hill, proprietor. 
 
 Cruse, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Gaskin, Matthew, blacksmith. 
 
 Hawkingg, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Hill, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Hill, Walter, hotel keeper. 
 
 Hugoe, Richard and Stephen, tailors. 
 
 Jackman, Samuel, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 May, Maria, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 May, Wm., general merchant. 
 
 MoLeran, Duncan, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Mooring, Isaac, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Nickerson, N. N., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Passmore, Tboraas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Patterson, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Prentice, 0., agricultural implement manufacturer. 
 
 Roberts, Sampson, school teacher. 
 
 Scurrah, Charles, cooper. 
 
 Scurrah, George, cooper. 
 
 Scurrah, Miss Jane, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Scurrah, Joseph, cooper. 
 
 Smith, James & Co., general merchants. 
 
 Wherry, John, tailor. 
 
 Wherry, W. H., carpenter and builder. 
 
 COMBEB, C. W.— A small post village in the township of East Tilbury and county of Essex, 
 from Sandwich, the county town, 12 miles, Population about 76. 
 
 Distant 
 
 Alien, Wm., blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 Aubry, Stephen, shoemaker. 
 Cartier, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Des<jardin8, P., general merchant. 
 Drain, Daniel, shoemaker. 
 Foster, John, J. P. 
 Frankfiirth, Geo., tailor. 
 Mark, Joseph, J. P. 
 
 McQueen, Malcolm, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Merchant, J. B., tavern keeper. 
 
 Nicholson, Wm., J. P. 
 
 REIGHENBACH, U., postmaster and ger .-» r- 
 
 chant. 
 Thompiton, John, blacksmith. 
 Tremblay, J. B., tavern keeper. 
 
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 COMO, C. E. — A post village, situated in the seigniory of Vaudreuil and county of Vaodreuil. Distaitt 
 from Montreal, 36 miles. Population about 160. - 
 
 Benson, P. M., teacher, common school. 
 
 Boucher, Lucien, blacksmith. 
 
 Canada Hotel, M. Dan'uraud, proprietor. 
 
 Clark, A., grocery. 
 
 Dandurand, M., proprietor Canada Hotel. 
 
 Desjardiu, F. X., J. P., baker, confectioner & general 
 
 merchant. 
 Harlchige. Nicholas, boot and shoemaker. 
 HODGSON, JOHN, J. P., postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 
 Hodgson, Wm., carpenter. 
 Ivison, Jameii, carpenter. 
 Lefabre, Rcgiu, carpenter. 
 Lougon, Andrew, tanner. 
 Mallette, Wm., general merchant. 
 Priseaii, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 Pyke, Rev. James, Episcopalian. 
 Rouleau, Louis, carpenter. 
 Shannon, Rev. P., Methodist. 
 
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 COMPTON, C. E. — A thriving post Tillage in the township and eoanty of Oompton and district of St. 
 Francia. it is a station on the Grand Trunk Kitilirny, and is in the centre of a Ane agricultural 
 country. The scenery in the vicinity is of the tineat description. It has one academy, and in the 
 township there are twenty-two common schools. Distant from Sberbrooke, 13 miles ; from Montreal, 
 lUO miles; and from Quebec, 120 miles. Daiiy mail, and money order office. Population of village 
 and township about 3,300. 
 
 Bftker, J., cabinet maker. 
 Baker, Joel, saw mill proprietor. 
 Brooks, Charles, fanning mill maker. 
 Brown, A., waggon maker and mill owner. 
 Browne, Rev. George, Roman Catholic. 
 Byron, A M., waggon maker. 
 Byron, E. L., waggon maker. 
 Carr, Samuel, saw mill proprietor. 
 Davis, J. L , lumber merchant. 
 Deak, Wra. R., general merchant. 
 Farwell, Gladden, jun., lumber merchant. 
 Fling, \Vm., inKuriince agent. 
 Gerard, Nelson, carpenter and builder. 
 Gilson, Jucob, J. P. 
 Guilbert, T., hotel keeper. 
 
 KENDUICK, A. W., postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 Kennedy, Hugh, fanning mill maker. 
 Lawton, Oliver, saw mill proprietor. 
 Lougee, Joseph, J. P. 
 
 Mayo, R. ?., clerk of commissioners' court and 
 
 muni.'^ipal secretary and treasurer. 
 Muv'ulloc^. John, tailor, 
 McCullnch, John, waggon maker. 
 Miles, Ira, blacksmith. 
 Paige, D. W., hotel keeper. 
 Parsons Aimer VV., saw mill proprietor. 
 Philips, Saniael, Methodist. 
 Pumeroy, B., banker. 
 Uuiiard, Churles, tanner. 
 Rennenii, Charles, tanner. 
 Rice, C. O., general merchant. 
 Richmond, Rev. Wm., Episcopal. 
 Riddell, A. D., physician and surgeon. 
 Rugg, R., physician and surgeon. 
 Selley, J. B., physician and surgeon. 
 Stinson, A., general merchant. 
 Stinson, Arba, saddle and harness maker. 
 Todd, Silas, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 CONCOBD, C. W.— A small village in the township of Vaughan and county of York, West Riding, 
 situated near tho Northern Railway. Distant from Toronto, the county town, 11 miles; and from 
 Hamilton, 58 miles. Daily mail. 
 
 Aster, Peter, farmer. 
 
 Bowes, \Vm., farmer. 
 
 Butler, Thos., proprietor. Northern Railroad Ootel. 
 
 Cook, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 DUNCAN, JOIIX, postmaster and express agent. 
 
 Fishburn, Rev. Mr., Lutheran. 
 
 Fisher, .Michael, saw mill proprietor and farmer. 
 
 Horner, Juhu, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Munro, Wm , school teacher. 
 
 Northern Railroad Hotel, Thos. Butler, proprietor. 
 
 Patterson, Rev. Mr., Lutheran, 
 
 Smellie, Daniel, farmer. 
 
 Snider, Samuel, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Watson, Hugh, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 White, Isaac, blacksmith. 
 
 CONESTOQO, C. W. — A thriving village, situated at the confluence of the Conestogo and Grand 
 Kivcrs, in the Township of Woolwich and county of Waterloo. Its water privileges are extensive, and 
 there are several flour, grist and tiaz dressing mills in the vicinity. Daily mail. Distant from Berlin, 
 the county town, 7 miles. Population about 400. 
 
 Bergman, August, blacksmith. 
 
 British Hotel, C. Str ueinagel, proprietor. 
 
 Cole, Isaac, blacksmith and constable. 
 
 Cole, Wm., waggon-maker 
 
 Conestogo Hotel, Philip Oswald, proprietor. 
 
 Conestogo Flour Mills, Henry Snider, proprietor. 
 
 Dahmer, John, weaver. 
 
 Decher, Philip, carpenter and cabinet maker. 
 
 Eley, Wm., proprietor, Maple Hill Pottery. 
 
 Qills, Joseph, tuilor. 
 
 Haack, Carl, brickmaker. 
 
 Hendry, Charles, J. P., and general merchant. 
 
 HENDRY, WM,, postmaster, clerk of division court, 
 
 conveyancer, commissioner in B. R., and mill 
 
 owner. 
 Hendry & Washburn, dealers in stoves and tin ware. 
 Hesser, Philip, waggon maker. 
 Kegel, Fred., boot and shoemaker. 
 Kunz, Jacob, cooper. 
 Lovan, Daniel 8., coppersmith. 
 LILLY BROOK OATMEAL MILLS. Wm., Hendry, 
 
 proprietor (see card, p. '' jtt). 
 Lippert, Jacob, boot and dbuemaker. 
 
 Maple Hill Pottery, Wm. Eley, proprietor. 
 
 Miirtin, John, tailu>. 
 
 McCloy, Alexander, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 North American Hotel. Martin Scbwitier, prop. 
 
 Oswald, Philip, proprietor Conestogo Hotel. 
 
 Oswald, y.ba8*"t:n, carpenter. 
 
 Perine Bros., flax dressers and lumber merchanti. 
 
 Robbert, Alexander, merchant tailor. 
 
 Scbantz, Henry, blacksmith. 
 
 Schmitt, George, weaver. 
 
 Scbwitier, Martin, prop. North American Hotel. 
 
 Shoemaker, John, shoemaker. 
 
 Smith, John, carpenter. 
 
 St T, Henry, proprietor Conestogo Mills. 
 
 Snyder, John B., general merohant. 
 
 Steuernagel, C , proprietor British Hotel. 
 
 Struck, Frederick, builder. 
 
 Stumpf, Daniel, builder. 
 
 Tefl't, B J., veterinary surgeon. 
 
 Watson & Steuernagel, distillers. 
 
 Weber, John C, auctioneer. 
 
 Weber, Isaac W., blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 
 Wrigand, Wm,, cabinet maker. 
 
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 CONSECON, C. W.— A poitt Tillage in the township of Hillier, county of Prince Edward, eitaated 
 on Weller'a Day, at the mouth of Cousecon Creek, and one of the finest fishing grnjnds on Lake 
 Ontario. Diatant from Picton, the county town, 22 miles ; Toronto, 108 miles ; and Montreal, 250 
 miles. Population 600. 
 
 Arthur, Hugh, J. P. 
 
 Bailoy, James, general merchant. 
 
 Bailey, I^evi C., painter and photographic artist. 
 
 Bee raft, J. O., grocer. 
 
 Becraft, J., shoemaker. 
 
 fiiglow, Wm., stove and tinware dealers. 
 
 Booth, Robert, shoemaker. 
 
 Bowerman, John, waggon makn. 
 
 Briggs, ReT. Joel, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Byera, John, saw mill. 
 
 Cadman, Joshua M., J. P., and insurance agent. 
 
 Clapp, Cornelius, J. P. 
 
 Clark, Henry, cooper. 
 
 Clark, Mrs., Prince Edward Hotel. 
 
 Claw^oD, Mr., cooper. 
 
 Covert, Hiram, tailor. 
 
 Davis, Washington, blacksmith. 
 
 Furguson, K. B., M.D., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Qenring, Colin, general merchant. 
 
 Globe Hotel, Louis Pennock proprietor. 
 
 Grammar and Common School, Scott, W. E., B. A. 
 
 teacher. 
 Harris, Peter, blacksmith. 
 Haye.s, George, cabinet maker. 
 Hutchinson, Joseph, grocer and baker. 
 Iluyck. Mrs., milliner. 
 
 Rellough, ReT. Thomas, Presbyterian. 
 
 Kenney, Wm., black.'mith. 
 
 Lochlin, Levi, waggon maker. 
 
 MARSH, .\»RAHAM, postmaster and grocer. 
 
 Marsh, Mathias, carpenter and builder. 
 
 McDonald, A. K., M. D., physician and surgeon. 
 
 McDoniild, D., tailor. 
 
 Millar, Martin, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Mitchell, Charles, cabinet maker. 
 
 Morrison, J. & W., waggon makers. 
 
 Pennock, Louis, Globe Hotel. 
 
 Plees, Rev. H. E., Church of England. 
 
 Prince Edward Hotel, Mrs. Clark. 
 
 Scott. W, E., B. A., (chool teacher. 
 
 Sheriff, R. N , marble yard. 
 
 Snider & Quackenbush, tinware and stove dealers. 
 
 Si]uire8, Qibb, shoemaker. 
 
 Squires & Wbittier, boot, shoe and cabinet m.nkers 
 
 and dealers. 
 White, Gideon, blacksmith. 
 Whittier, Mrs. Charles, milliner. 
 Whittier & Snider, general merchants. 
 Whittier, Wm. 15., notary. 
 Wood, Ambrose, shoemaker. 
 Wood, Mrs. Wylie, milliner. 
 
 CONSTANCE, C. W. — A small post village situated in the township of Hullet and county of Huron. 
 Distant from Godericb, the county town, 20 mile.s; fiom London, 50 miles; and from Hamilton, 80 
 miles, Population about 100. 
 
 Barry, Wm. W., hotel proprietor. 
 Baxter, A. H., general store. 
 Chapman, Emanuel, blacksmith. 
 Douglas, Robert, blacksmith. 
 Garbitt, Rev. L. 
 Gibson, John, carpenter. 
 Hay.s, John, waggon maker. 
 Langhattan, James, constable. 
 LAW80N, JOHN, postmaster. 
 Martin, James, saw mills. 
 Mills, Rev. J. 
 Muddie, Rev. Mr. 
 
 Patterson, John, cloth manufacturer. 
 Patterson, Robert, cooper. 
 P-amJer, John, brickmaker. 
 Rahada, John, brickmaker. 
 Schales, F. IL, J. P. 
 Soott, Robert, boot and shoemaker. 
 Stauly, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 Stepp, John, blacksmith. 
 Thompson. John, saw mill proprietor. 
 Williams, Thomas, pump maker. 
 Young, John, surgeon. 
 
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 CONTBEC(EUB, C. E. — A flourishing village, situated on the south shore of the river St. Lawrence, 
 in the seigniory of the same name, county of Verchferes, and district of Montreal. Distant from the 
 chffUeu, 7J miles ; and from Montreal, 30 miles. Daily mail. Population of parish 2100. 
 
 Boutilleth, Jos. Lactance, blscksmith. 
 Chngnon, Eugene, waggon maker. 
 Coutu, Ambroise, blacksmith. 
 Craig, A. B., physician. 
 Deemarais, Alexis, carpenter. 
 Farnette, Michel, carpenter. 
 Fraser, John, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Gervais, Olivier, proprietor Hotel de la Pomme d'Or. 
 Giard, Claude, cooper. 
 Hebcr, Joseph, cooper. 
 
 Hotel de la Pomme d'Or, Olivier Qervais, proprietor. 
 Hubert, M'lle Emelie, milliner and dress maker. 
 Jusseaume, Augustin, jun., saw mill proprietor. 
 Lanioureux, Joseph, baker and general merchant. 
 Lamoureux, M'lle. Marcelliue, milliner and dresB- 
 muker. 
 
 LAMOUREUX, OLIVIER, postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 L'Heurcux, Rev. Fron9ois L., clergyman. 
 Lussier, Louis, carpenter. 
 Metivier, Frangois Xaviei, shoemaker. 
 Metivier, Xavier, blacksmith. 
 Niguette, Gonzague, shoemaker. 
 Perron, Franfois, shoemaker. 
 Perron, Lonis, shoemaker. 
 Rainville, Thomas, cooper. 
 St. Germain, Naroisse, notary pnblio. 
 Tetreau, Antoine, carpenter. 
 Tetrenu, Xavier, carpenter. 
 Tremblay, Philippe, blacksmith. 
 Voligny, Frelin, general merchant. 
 
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CONWAY— COOKSTOWN. 
 
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 lontreai, 250 
 
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 CONWAY, C. W. — A large and flourishing village, situated on the Hay of Quints, in the township of 
 Fredericksburg hnd couuty of Lenox. Distant from Napanee, 17 miles ; from Picton, 10 miles , fruui 
 KiogHton, 30 miles ; and from Toronto, 150 miles. Daily mail. Population about 800. 
 
 Allison, Cyrus, farmer. 
 
 Appoy, John, broom maker. 
 
 Chamberlain, John, farmer. 
 
 Clark, James, farmer. 
 
 Clute, D. A., township councillor. 
 
 Cole, Henry, physician and surgeon. 
 
 DaTcrn, Richard, J. P. 
 
 Denikc, Isaac, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Fraser, Leonard, caddie and harness maker. 
 
 Gordon, James, tailor. 
 
 Qreen, J. C, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Hume, George, farmer. 
 
 Harding, Rev. Robert, Church of England. 
 
 Hogabuum, Allen, blacksmith. 
 
 Hopkins, John, school teacher. 
 
 HOWARD, EDWARD, postmaster, hotel keeper, 
 
 stage proprietor and wharfinger. 
 Mallory, Edwin, J. P., clerk 3rd division <rourt. 
 
 McAneney, P., weaver. 
 
 McDonald, James O., township clerk. 
 
 McQilvery, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Nngent, John, township councillor. 
 
 Oliphaut, John, general merchant. 
 
 Phippen, Wm., soap and candle maker. 
 
 Pringle, A., township councillor. 
 
 Sills, D., township reeve. 
 
 Sills, Q. B., J. P., township councillor. 
 
 Simmons, Nicholas, blacksmith. 
 
 Sloan, Wm. J., J. P. 
 
 Strowbridge, John, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Vandyke, Henry, J. P., farmer. 
 
 Walih, Michael, carpenter and bnilder. 
 
 Watson, J. J., general merchant. 
 
 Wilson, Jnraes, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Wilson, James C, wiollen mill proprietor. 
 
 COOKSHIBE, C. E. — A thriving villaga, e M»tei' 'n t!e tf >;t, l;^;, of Eaton, county of Compton and 
 district of St. Francis. It has one acadeo.j Di,;.mu /void SLerbrookc, 10 miles ; and from Montreal, 
 112 miles. Daily mail. Population about 1)00. 
 
 Alden, John, tailor. 
 
 Andrews, A. A., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Bailey, C. A., mayor. 
 
 Cameron, Mrs. A. M., general storekeeper. 
 
 Colter, Henry, house and sign painter. 
 
 Crosbie, Wm., watchmaker and jewelkr. 
 
 Cross, Henry, shoemaker. 
 
 Dahiel, Rev. John, Episcopalian. 
 
 Desrochera, Justin, waggon maker. 
 
 Fessenden, E. J., scfauol teacher. 
 
 French, H. H., Lion Hotel. 
 
 Gai'vin, Ephraim, blacksmith and edge tool ir.uker. 
 
 Goodwin, George, tanner and currier. 
 
 Heywood, Daniel, general merchant. 
 
 Hofton, Ephraim, shoenxaker. 
 
 .t.iid, Ty.f'.- W., .T. P. 
 
 LioR r .'.el, H K. rr/acl'., p'opri«tor. 
 
 M'.'Niiic, L'Oician, !.»r;,»Bier 
 
 Oi,, Qeurge "'.. g .': ;<t.i laorcbaot. 
 
 tiu'st,jc:». i^raui'.JL". carp.;uter ac/', v:>ij;/;'.<a maker. 
 
 Plmch^, i'ld., '^ridi!!.' «i:ii ii.nnc.JS r.'ti'r.f. 
 
 Pope. Z' W., liiiuTU'ri -iod on u Hi' c,\r\^>iU co'rt. 
 
 Pop., ftk's. A \¥., rin li.»:f ai-) ji-vi'jymaker. 
 
 Pf,;... J. U...3. v.. !& P '.'. 
 
 ThurstcJ J;^.'. J)'i':, iVe-si^yan Mrlb<<'i- .. 
 
 Ur ju'jH.t, George, bUcksmilli. 
 
 Vi'iL.F(.,':0, t'.. il,, po:i"aHi«i«r, c-ffc of .;ommii- 
 
 s' '!ii'rt coun. ».id insaruiice <gej'.. 
 V/iHten, Thoma? tlolmes, bi.nipter fttloviH/, ka. 
 
 COOKSTOWN, C. W. — An enterprising vil'a^o jitunvl at iM itviw Tornent of *l-j tjwnships of 
 Essa, lunii-til, Tecumseth, and West Qwillimburv, in the Soafi R'li'iistf of i'nv county of Sinicoe. The 
 
 ^ surrounding country is very fertile. Stages run daily Co t,ni ^mra iJr*dion) i?) i-omexion with the 
 Northern Railway. Distant from Barrie, the county town, 15 mi.'..*: and t) jui Isironto, 60 mil.stf. 
 Daily mail. Population about 300. 
 
 Armstrong, John D., carriage and waggon maker, 
 Armstrong, Miss M. J., milliner and dr^'ismai-'r 
 Armstrong, Wm., blacksmith 
 liailey, Thomas, photographic urtiat, laoiile ai.>l 
 
 harness maker. 
 Banting, R. T., county clerk. - 
 
 Banting, Wm., butober. 
 Beaver Mutual Insitrance Comj),iny, Henry 13(i;-pefj 
 
 agent. 
 Bradi>haw, James, mail con'.r.'iovtr. 
 Britannia Lif-? Assur... or Company, Henry Harper, 
 
 agent. 
 Buchanan. 0. I< , assistant postmaster. 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Henry 
 
 Harper, agent. 
 Capon, Wm. B., photographio artist. 
 Colman, Mrs. Eliia, Valoan Hotel. 
 Conn:;r, Franois, boot and shoemaker. 
 Cooke, Christopher, J. P., and general merchant. 
 Dales, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 ElmiT-. )c, Miss Mar'.iii.. rji^lner and dressmaker. 
 
 Ferguson, J'. R, M.P.''., county warden. 
 
 ?iJler, Rev. A. J., Church of England. 
 
 .'is.'ier, 'jecigj, J. P. 
 
 ( ii.hti,>i>. J^i.nes, blacksmith. 
 
 HAHi'lfci.t, HENRY, postmaster, general merchail'.' 
 nud insurance agent, (see card, p. 18(i). 
 
 Henderson, Wm., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Hurst, John, butcher. 
 
 Kelly, Wm. E., dealer in stoves, sheet iron, &o. 
 
 Kidd, James, J. P. 
 
 Lackie, Robert, blacksmith. 
 
 Liverpool and London Insurance Company, Henry 
 Harper, agent. 
 
 Lund, Richard, M.D., physician and surgeon. 
 
 McOracken & Haislip, sash, blind and door manu- 
 facturers. 
 
 MoCraoken, Thos., constable. 
 
 MoCraeken, T. & A., carriage and waggon maken. 
 
 McCraw, R. G., clothier aad merchant ta'lc* 
 
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 MoDongall & MoCraw, general merchants. 
 
 MoFarlane, Finley, J. P. 
 
 McFaul, Wilson, clothier and tailor. 
 
 McMahon, Robert, J. P. ' 
 
 Millard, James, tailor. 
 
 Montgomery, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Morris, John Wesley, M.U., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Mnnsie, Robert, J. P , general merchant. 
 
 Palmer, Joseph, proprieter, Union Hotel. 
 
 Perry, O. & T., carpenters and builders. 
 
 Perry, R. S., school teacher. 
 
 Robinson, James, mail contractor. 
 
 Rogers, Alexander, laborer. 
 
 Ross, John, J. P. 
 
 Sheplny, Rer. J., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Union Hotel, Joseph Palmer, proprietor. 
 
 Vulcan Hotel, Mrs. Elizii Coleman. 
 
 Western Assurance Company, Henry Harper, agent. 
 
 Wbitelock, Christopher, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Williamson, W. & 0., carpenters and builders. 
 
 Wilson, James & Sons, carpenters and builders. 
 
 Wilson, Petor J., cabinet maker. 
 
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 COOKSVTLLE, C. W.— A postyiliago situated on Dundas Street, in the township of Toronto, and 
 county of Peel. Distiint from Toronto, 16 miles; and from the Port Credit Station of the Great 
 Western Railway, 2J miles. Population about 300. 
 
 Armstrong, Rev. James, Prusbyterian, 
 
 Baxter, Carles, wnggon maker. 
 
 Brunskill, Matthew, carpenter. 
 
 Cawls, Daniel, hotel keeper. 
 
 Cook, Jacob, J. P. 
 
 Cox, Wm., baker. 
 
 Qalbraith, John, general merchant. 
 
 Oreenor, Rev. James, Wesleys-n Methodist. 
 
 Harris, James, ship builder. 
 
 Harris, Josiah, carpenter. 
 
 Jenning<<, Frank K., patent right agent. 
 
 Lewis, Thomas, phytiiciiiri and surgeon. 
 
 Liverpool and London Fire and Life Assurance Com- 
 pany, Bartholomew Shaw, agent. 
 
 McMullen, Uev. ThoR., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 MOHLEY, F. B., postmaster, hotel keeper and 
 inBuer of marriage licenses. 
 
 Morley, John, tailor. 
 
 Parker, Albert commissioner in B. R. &c. > 
 
 Peaker, Wm., sen., tinsmith. 
 Peckham, James, stone mason. • 
 
 Price, James, painter. 
 Price, John, painter. 
 Redmond, Michael, blacksmith. 
 Robbins, Moses, carpenter. 
 
 Shaw, Bartholomew, generi.l merchant and insur- 
 ance Agent. 
 Smith, Isaac, stone mason. 
 Sondy* James, boot and shoe maker. 
 Taylor, Ann, bonnet maker. 
 Walterhouse, Asa, boot and shoemaker. 
 Weeks, Wm., boot ami shoemaker. 
 Wilson, Robert, veterinary surgeon and blacksmith. 
 Wright, Joseph, J. P. 
 
 COPETOWN, C. W. — A BXPsA post village situated on the township lino between Ancaster and 
 Beverly, iu the county of Wcii 'vortli, and a station on the Great Western Railwiiy. Distant from 
 Hamilton, the county seat, 10} miles; from Toronto, 46 milcti ; from Dundas, 6i^ miles; and frcjt 
 London, Gi mites. Population about 200. 
 
 Bawtinhimer, Adam, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Bennett, John, J. P. 
 
 Bugncr, Henry, farmer. 
 
 Burrows, Joseph, grocery. 
 
 Camp Joseph, saw mill. 
 
 Connor, Thomas, grocery. 
 
 Crossley, Miss Hettie, school teacher. 
 
 Elliott, Wm., saw mill. 
 
 Evans, George W., school teacher. 
 
 Field, O. C, farmer. 
 
 Fox, Thomas, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Head, Thomas, sewing machine agent. 
 
 Hill, Rev. James, Wesleyan. 
 
 Himor, Wm. B., farmer. 
 
 Horning, Abram, blacksmith. 
 
 Jones, George, J. ''. 
 
 Kennedy, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 Lever, Rev. J. A., Wesleyan. 
 
 McLaughlin, John, saw mill. 
 
 MILNB, TIIOS., postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 Phelps, Rev. Mr., Wesleyan Church. 
 
 Pritchard, John, architect and buiider. 
 
 Shannon, Jacob, hotel keeper. 
 
 Vinton, J., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Wiiugh, James, farmer. 
 
 W hitting. Rev. Mr , Wesleyan. 
 
 Williams, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Wood, Peter, saw mill. • ,\ 
 
 CORNWALL, C. W. — An Incorporated town in the township of Cornwall, county of Stormont. It is 
 a port of entry and the county town tor the United (^unties of Stormont, Dundas, and Oli-ngary, 
 the business of the registry o£Boo aud the circuit and principal courts of law being transacted here. 
 As it lies on the St. Lawrence River, nil the steamers going west from Montreal call daily. The 
 Grand Trunk Rnilway has a first class station hero. To avoid the Longue Sault Rapids, which are 
 immediately above the port, a canal has bet-n built to Dickinson's Landing, 12 mile.s distant, which is 
 all that the extensive navigation of the St. Lawrence rc(|ui)'cs. Distant from Montreal, CM miles ; and 
 from Kingston, lUo miles. Daily mail, with money order oQice. Population by last census, 1,'J16. 
 
 Adams, P. C , grocery and bakery, and general 
 
 merchant, Pitt. 
 Allen. Dr. Wm. C.. mayor, Pitt. 
 Annable, Vincent, carriage aud waggon maker. 
 Anderson, W. J , accountant in Bank of Moutreal, 
 
 residence First. 
 
 BAILKV, JOSRPHUS, general dealer in hardware, 
 
 dry goods, and groceries, ko., Pitt. 
 BANK OF MONTKKAL, ((Cornwall agency), Alex, 
 
 Ness, agent ; W, J Anderson, accountant. 
 Beach, John, boot and shoemaker, Pitt. 
 Beaufort, B. P. k Son, dining saloon, Depot. 
 
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 Bergin, Derby, physician. 
 
 Bergin, John, barrister. 
 
 Betbune, Angus, flour and grist mill. 
 
 Bethune, James, barrister, ke., First. 
 
 Bisland, .\lexander, builder, joiner and undertaker. 
 
 BIyth, Mrs. James, Pitt. 
 
 Branaica, A., boot and shoemaker, Pitt. 
 
 Brown, D. R., county surveyor for United Counties 
 
 of Stormont, Dundas and (jiengary, 
 Bruce, John Q., provincial laud surveyor. First. 
 Bullock, R K., collector of customs, boarls Com- 
 mercial Hotel. 
 Butler, J. R., watchmaker and Jeweller, east side 
 
 Pitt. 
 Cad well, A. E., saw mill, foundry, and carding 
 
 mill. 
 Campbell, Donald, tavern keeper, Pitt, near Depot. 
 Campbell, Fri%noi9, stone and brickmason. 
 Campbell, Rev. Hugh, Presbyterian Cbiiroh. 
 Carpenter, David, lifery stable ami boat tower. 
 Carr, John, boot and shoe store, Pitt. 
 Clark, Wm., livery stable. 
 Clint, James, deputy sheriff for united c anties of 
 
 Stormont, Dundas nnd Glengary, Court Uouae. 
 Cline, Humuul, general merchant, Pitt. 
 Cline, Wra., general merclmni.. Pi(t. 
 COM.MERCIAL HOTEL, i a^r Rcardon, proprie- 
 tor, Pitt (see card, p. 130). 
 Concert Hall, A.. McDougall, proprietor, Pitt. 
 Conway, Daniel, brewer, Water. 
 Craig, James, councillor, contractor and farmer. 
 CBAIO, ROBKRT, tanner, currier, manufacturer of 
 
 boots and tboes, and dealer in leather, Pitt and 
 
 Second (see card, p. 1 '.W). 
 Davis, Rev. Henry, assistant pastor English Church, 
 
 and principal of grammar school. 
 Dennannn, John, bote! keeper. Water. 
 Denneny, James, cooper and bridge temler, Water. 
 Denneny, John, Union Hotel and grocery, Water. 
 Deunisun, Joseph, confectionery and fancy store, Pitt 
 Denny, Oliver, photographic artist, Pitt. 
 Derois, Peter, barber and hairdresser, Pitt. 
 Dewar, John, hotel keeper, corner Water and Pitt. 
 Dickinson, J. J., pbvsiciiin. 
 Diokson, Clement, blacksmith, Pitt. 
 Dickson, Miss Mary, dr ssmaker, Pitt. 
 Dunkin, Thomas, proprietor Ottawa Hotel, Pitt. 
 Edgar, Andrew, saddle and harness maker, Pitt. 
 Elliott & Allen, flour and grist mill proprietors, and 
 
 manufacturers sash blind<) and doors. 
 FRISKilOLlJP.R (weekly) Wm. Oliver, editor and 
 
 proprietor, Pitt. 
 Fu'*.on, A., grocery. First. 
 Gallinger, Wm., blacksmith, Pitt. 
 Oillie, James, foundry and blacksmith shop. 
 QILMB, PETER, foundry and blacksmith, 18 and 
 
 22, Second. 
 Ilart, Samuel, county auditor for tho united counties 
 
 of Stormont, Dundas and Qlengary. 
 HAWKl'l.S, JAMES, chemist and dvu'ggist, Pitt (see 
 
 card, p. 74). 
 Hessell, Wni., butcher, Pitt. 
 
 Hunter, John, tin, copper and sheet Iron worker, Pitt. 
 Hylsnd, Mrs. Mary A., grocery, Pitt. 
 Irvin, James, carriage maker. 
 James, (Charles H., general merchant, PitU 
 Jarvis, G. 8., Judge county court. 
 Kendall, Litthrup, butcher, i'itt. 
 Kennedy, Mrs Mary, (widow of John), Second. 
 RKKVLW, KDWIN, dealer In fancy and stnple dry 
 
 goods, boots and shoes, ready matle ololliiog, gro- 
 
 «arlea, hardware, Ac, Pitt. 
 
 Kilgour, Joseph, & Son, general merchants, oabinot 
 
 makers and furniture dealers, Pitt. 
 Kilgour, Mrs. Joseph, ambrotyphist, Pitt. 
 Ledger, M., boot and shoemaker, Pitt. 
 Lewis, John W., (colored) barber and hair dresser, 
 
 Pitt. 
 Lynskey, T. J., ticket agent, station master, ex- 
 press agent. Depot. 
 Little, Watson, printer and publisher. Second. 
 Littlcfitild, Henry N., billiard room, Pitt. 
 Loney, Miss Ellen, milliner, Pitt. 
 MACDONALD, HON. J. S., M.P.P., barrister, (firm 
 
 Maodonald & McLennan). 
 MACDONALD & McLENNAN, barristers, &o, 
 Macdonell, A R. & J. A., druggisus, Pitt. 
 Mack, Wm., flour oat and grist rail'.^. Water. 
 MncPhee, John, tin, copper, and sheet-iron worker, 
 
 Pitt. 
 .Mason, Donald, tanner and currier, Pitt. 
 Mattico, VVm., general merchant, corner Second and 
 
 Pitt. 
 McCHllum, Hugh, joiner and carpenter, 
 McDonald, A., physician. First. 
 McDonald, Angus, county auditor for the U. Co's of 
 
 S. D. & 0. 
 McDonald, Roderick, clerk county court, treasurer 
 
 for counties of S. D. & O., and registrar of sur- 
 rogate court. Court House. 
 McDonald, R., physician, Third. 
 McDonald, Mrs. A., proprietor St. Andrew's Hotel, 
 
 Water. 
 McDonell, Miss C , milliner, Pitt. 
 McDonell, Mrs. Elizabeth, milliner, Pitt. 
 McDonell, H. R., blacksmith, Pitt. 
 McDonell, J. A., tailor, Pitt. 
 McDonell, John G., barrister, master in chancery, 
 
 and deputy registrar, First. 
 MAt'DuNELL & MoPHnUL, general merchants, 
 
 Pitt. 
 McDougall, Alexander, general merchant, corner of 
 
 Pitt nnd First. 
 McDOUOALL, JOHN S., leather, boots, shoes, and 
 
 harness, Pitt. 
 McEniery, Michael, grocery and Railroad Hotel, 
 
 Pitt N. Depot. 
 Mcintosh, Alexander, warden for united counties of 
 
 8. D. & G. 
 Mclnfyre, Daniel E., sheriff for united counties of 
 
 Stormont, Dnndns and Qlengary. 
 McKay, Robert, post oflice clerk, First. 
 McLean, Alexander, general agent, First. 
 McLean, Rev. Hugh, Wesleyan .Methodist. 
 McLellen, Roderick, shoemaker, Pitt 
 Mcl.l'^N.NAN. JOHN U., barrister, (firm Maodouald 
 
 & McLenniin). 
 McLennan, Duncan, jailor, 
 McMillan, Donald, general merchant, and pot ash 
 
 manufactory. 
 Medical Hall, A. R. & J. A. Macdonell, proprietors, 
 
 Pitt. 
 Miltiniofe, John, grocery and confectionery, Pitt. 
 MONTRKAL TELKGIIAPH OFFICE, K. Fullom, 
 
 agent, corner Thiid and Pitt. 
 Moractl, John, foundry and machine shop, Pitt. 
 Mulhern, George, fruits ami ooufvctionory, Pitt. 
 Mulbern, P G., school teacher. 
 Murohlsun, M., saildle and harness maker, Pitt. 
 NF.SS, ALEXANDER, agent for Rank uf Montreal, 
 
 Second. 
 O'Connor, Rev. J. 8., Roman Calholio. 
 OLIVKR, WILLIAM, editor and proprietor Corfi. 
 
 wall Fretholdtr, (weekly) Pitt. 
 
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 COMMERCIAL HOTEL— COWANSVILLE. 
 
 r^Vy PITT STREET, CORNWALL, C. W. ^<X^ 
 
 P^ETER HEARDON^, r»IlOI>IlIETOR. 
 
 THIS HOTEL IS CENTRALLY SITUATED, AND THE BEST IN THE TOWN. 
 
 OMNIBUSyES TO AND FROM TUB CARS ON TUEIE ARRIVAL AND DEPARTUBJB. 
 No Paina will be spared by the Proprietor to render it in every respect a First Class House. 
 
 ROBERT CRAIG, 
 
 Tanner, Currier, and Leather Dealer, 
 
 MASi'fACTiingR or 
 
 CORNWALL, C. W. 
 Htnnery — Pitt Street. Shoe Manufactory— on Second Street. 
 
 PARK BROTHERS, 
 IVatehmakers and Jewellers, 
 
 DlAI.tRN m 
 
 SaHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERT, FANOT GOODS, 
 
 LAW BI.ANK8, ULAMK BUOKD. 
 
 Gvld and Silver Watches, tlocka and Juvelry rif every detcription. 
 
 MoulJlugs fur Picture Krainen. Orditrn taken for Muiio, 
 
 PITT STHKKT, CORNWALL, C. W. 
 
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 Inner of Marriagt Liccniei, General Insurance Agent, Gencnil Merchant. Ren(h/-mnde Clothing, Boota J( Shoet, 
 7,ump«, I\iintt, Oilt, HVwm and liqiuiri ahvayi on Acinrf. OOOKSTOWN, COUNTY SIMOOE, 0. W. 
 
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 Aim), Agent for rroTlnclnl, Wmteru and Hume lusurance Go's. SPBINGFIELD, 0. W. Fott Office— OBEDIT. 
 
 LILLY BAOOK MILLS. CONE8T0QO, C. W. 
 
 Tba aboTB new and npnclouii Mill la now In full operation, waking an exi-elletkt artlvln of Oatmeal of any Brand tuanit the Market 
 44' Oominuuicatione by Mail promptly auiwered, and Orders punctually filled, WILLIAM HENDRY. 
 
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 Keep* oonatiintly on hand a choice lupply of Orocerlee. Trockery, BtKita and Sboea, and Dry UiKxIi, cheap for (^aih. 
 
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 Dealer in Dry Goods, Qrooevieg, Hurdwacu, Crockiiry, Kendy-inaJo Clothing, Drugs and Mudioiaes, &c., (bo, 
 
 OOWANSVILLB, 0. B. 
 
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 JAMBS RUITER, PROPRIETOR, NELSONVILLB OOWANSVILLE, POST OFFIOB, 0. E. 
 Tbe bost of WINKS iiml l.Hil'OIlH aiwnys on Imiid, luid ovi-ry ikccoiiimodiitiun lln' 'I'niM'llor can dcHiro. 
 
 DMier In Dry Qood), Omoorlna. Ilirdware, Orockery , Heady inmli' Cl^itliliin' Ho it« and Shoea, Millinery, Patent Medicine*. At., te. 
 
 OOLLODEN, O. W. 
 
 Post Mistress, and Dealer in Orooeri&s, Dry Ooods, Crockery, Hardware, Sio. 
 
 flUCIJLAKS riUNTKL) TO OUDlill, BY W. G. CUliWETT & CO.. XOUUM'O. 
 
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 Ottawa Hotel. Thomas Dunkin, proprietor, Pitt. 
 PARK BROTHERS, booksellers, stationerB, watch- 
 
 niakers, jewellers, Ac, Pitt (see card, p. 136). 
 Park, Win. M., clerk of third divisioo ourt, Pitt. 
 pattoD, Re». Heury, English Cbarch. 
 Perkins, Oarid, stone and brtckmason. 
 Phelan, Daniel, collector canal tolln, Water. 
 Pitt, Hiram, boiliff and farmer. First. 
 Pitt, Wm., livery stable, boat tower, and buss to 
 
 and from the cars. 
 Poole, Charles, deputy clerk of the pence, Pitt. 
 PBINQLE. J. F., barrister, clerk of the peace, 
 
 county attorney and county clerk, l.tt. 
 Rattray, Dr., physician. 
 REARDON, PETER, proprietor Con. "lecial Hotel, 
 
 Pitt (see card, p. 13??). 
 Reynolds, Rer. H. D., assistant pastor English 
 
 Church. 
 Robinson, Mrs. E., school teacher, Pitt. 
 Rogers, Terence, general store, Pitt. 
 Bobs, Mrs. £., milliner, Pitt. 
 
 Ross, Alexander, carriage and waggon maker, and 
 
 blacksmith. 
 ROSS, WILLIAM, barrister, &c., Pitt. 
 Sharkey, John, grocery and tavern keeper, near 
 
 Depot. 
 Smout, M. J , tailor, Pitt. 
 Stafford, Charles, bricklnycr and plasterer. 
 Stiles, Homer, blnoksmitb, First. 
 Talbott, Angus, c»;penter and builder. 
 Tamer, J., tr.iior, I'itt. 
 Turner, Nelson, hardware, stoves and agricultural 
 
 implements, Pitt. 
 Urquhart, Rev. Hugh, Church of Scotland. 
 Van.\lstine, .John, fruit and confectionery, Pitt. 
 Wade, Wm., joiner and carpenter. 
 Wagoner, Adam, Kxohange Hotel, Water 
 Wagoner, Wm. J., watchmaker and jeweller, Pitt. 
 Warrington, Wm., proprietor Cornwall Hotel, First. 
 Whcllan, Thomas, grocery and tavern, near Depot. 
 WOOD, GEORGE C, registrar for county of Stor- 
 
 mont and postmaster. 
 
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 CORUNNA, C. W.— A post village, situated in the township of Moore and county of Lambton, on th» 
 river St. Clair ; was laid out by Uorernmeut for the county seat of Lnnibton ; cnmpriiiiug 400 acres of 
 beautiful land. Distant from Sarnia, the county town, (\ miles. Population 210. 
 
 Armstrong, Rev. D., Church of England. 
 
 Bible Society Depository, H J. Miller. 
 
 Boubalt, Rev. B., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Briltou, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Bully, John, grist and saw mill. 
 
 ChiJett, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 llurers, John, beof and pork packer and ilealcr. 
 
 Hughes, J. W., general store. 
 
 Jackson, -^ , tailor. 
 
 Kimmis, Thomas, brickmaker. 
 
 Knnpp, J. H., carpenter. 
 
 Lewis, Thomas, tailor. 
 
 McDonald, D. A., Carpenter. 
 
 Menlen. Thomas, hotel and livery stable proprietor. 
 
 MILLER, II. J., J P , postmaster, deputy reeve, 
 
 and general nierchanl. 
 Miller Ik Taylor, wharfiiigers and dealern in oord- 
 
 wood and staves. 
 Moylau, John, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Overton, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Overton, Mrs., milliner and bonnet maker. 
 
 Peillia, Mrs., milliner. 
 
 Peittia, Wm., cabinet maker. 
 
 Proctor, George, carpenter. 
 
 Proctor, M., carpenter. ' " 
 
 Scott, Wm., cooper. 
 
 Scott, Wm., phyhioian. 
 
 Seward, H. I'.., cooper. 
 
 TurnbuM, Luke, boiler maker. 
 
 Tarrell, C J., bnwer. 
 
 Taylor, John, lumber merchant. 
 
 Wallace, James, bricklayer. 
 
 Wallace, John, blaoksniilh. 
 
 Wallace, .Mrs., grocery. 
 
 Watson, Overton & Co., dealers In plnnglis, and sol* 
 
 paleiitoos for the Lincolnshire pluughboy. 
 Watson, Reuben, carriage and waggou maker. 
 
 COTEAU DU LAC, C. E.— A flouris'iing village situated near the mouth of the river Delisle, in the 
 pitnyli of Ht Ignauo and county of Soulanges. A station of tlie Grand Trunk Railway is within a 
 mile of the village. Di.:taiit from Montreal, 45 miles; from Toronto, 'J8'J iiiilus; and from Quebec, 
 '22d miles. Daily mail. Population about 000. 
 
 Adam, Louis, notary public. 
 
 Bnri>>"ault, Mr., architect, carpenter and builder. 
 
 J'oiiudet, George J., village mayor, flour, grist and 
 
 saw mill proprietor. 
 Bertratid, Edounrd, blacksmith. 
 Bes.icner, Jean liiiptlcte, general mofchant. 
 Briibauil, Xavier, bliiokstiiith. 
 Cocker, Alexander, shoemaker. 
 Charost, Abraliam, J P. 
 Charlebois, JoHepli A., notary public. 
 Cuerrier, Am^diu, lilacksmith. 
 Cunningham, John A., hotel keeper. 
 David, Pierre J., notary public. 
 Dautli, Gsspiird, ilentist, physician and surgeou. 
 Debeiiujeu, Georjje R. T., seignior. 
 Deguire, G6(l6on, general merchant, 
 Uixon, Wm., grocer. 
 Dor(>, Jean lite., shoemaker. 
 
 Forest, Carilas, tanner and currier. 
 
 Forlin, Joseph, waggon maker. 
 
 Gareau, David, school teacher. 
 
 Gituthier, Julien, hlacksmith. 
 
 Giroux, LiMin, J. I'. 
 
 Guiiidon, Jules, baker itnd confectioner. 
 
 (jiuiudon, Mikgloire, hotel keeper. 
 
 Harmao, Justin, school teacher. 
 
 Hotte, Elie, school teac'ner. 
 
 Lnboursadii!ru, llenj;iuiin, flour and fucd dealer. 
 
 Lncroix, Pierre, school teacher. 
 
 Laferrifcre, Joseph, school teacher. 
 
 Lnfranohiso, Louis, mason and plasterer. 
 
 I.itioiide, Jean lite., baker and confectioner. 
 
 l.aloudo, Jos'-ph, hotel keeper. 
 
 Lalondo, Madame Pierre, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 LegroH, Angelii]ue, grocer. 
 
 Marleau, Antoine, blackumitU. 
 
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 LEATHER U08E, GEORGE A. DANA, MANUFACTURER. (See Card, p. 68.) 
 
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 COTEAU DE LAC— COTEAU STATION. 
 
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 Marleau, Athanase, blacksmith. 
 
 MartiD, Olivier, hotel keeper. 
 
 MasBon, Luo H., woollen and saw mills proprietor. 
 
 Perry, Alexander. J. P., lumber merchant 
 
 Rousseau, Elie, hotel keeper. 
 
 Sauy6, Joseph, hotel keeper. 
 
 Bauv^i Pierre, tannur and currier. 
 
 ST. AMOUR, ALEXANDER, postmaster. 
 St. Amour, Mo'ise C, hotel keeper. 
 St. Denis, Qabelus, shoemaker. 
 St. Germain, Olivier, hatter and furrier. 
 Tremblay, Octave, carpenter and builder. 
 Valine, Deojamla, carpenter and builder. 
 
 COTEAU LANDING, C. E. — The Che/ Lieu of the county of Soulanges, situated on the St. 
 Lawrence Kiver, in the Seigniory of New Longueuil. It is a port of entry, and a station on the Grand 
 Trunk.Railway is about half a mile from the villiige. Distant from Montreal, by rail, 37 miles; and 
 from Cornwall, 34 miles. Daily mail. Population about 800, 
 
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 Beaver House, .John Fullum, jnn., proprietor. 
 
 Beaudet, G. T., county warden. 
 
 Belkernenr, Mrs. D., milliner. 
 
 BIRMINGHAM, JOHN, J. P., postmaster. 
 
 BIRMINGHAM, J. C, deputy postmaster, wharfin- 
 ger and Agent for American line of steamers. 
 
 Bridges, U. W., mayor. 
 
 Carrerhill, W. C. F., insurance agent and general 
 merchant. 
 
 Chtf Lieu Hotel, 0. B. Prieur, proprietor. 
 
 Churchill, W. C. J., village councillor. 
 
 C6teau TLvuse, A. H. Mclntire, proprietor. 
 
 Dauth, Qaspard, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Dixon, Robert, grocer. 
 
 Duckett, Wm., juu., general merchant. 
 
 Dumesnil, A. E., barrister. 
 
 Dumesnil, O. II., county registrar, village secretary 
 and treasurer, notary and insurance agent. 
 
 Dunlop, Wm., tanner. 
 
 Filiatranlt, 8., butcher. 
 
 Fullum, E., telegraph operator. 
 
 Fullum, John, jun., Beaver House. 
 
 Grange, T. & W., general merchants. 
 
 Grauthier, C. , ferryman. 
 
 Groulx, FranciBco, ouilder. 
 
 Guilbeaut, Michel, oxipcr. 
 
 Hosmer, H. F., cabinet, chair and waggon maker, 
 patent right agent. 
 
 Hills, F. G., accountant. 
 
 Hurtoau, Moses, general merchant. 
 
 Kiusele, Peter, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Lailaur, Thomas, watchmaker. 
 
 Lalande, Henry, blacksmith and village councillor. 
 
 Liilaude, Joachim, carpenter. 
 
 Loux, S. R., express agent. , 
 
 Loy, George M., accountant. 
 
 Mace, Henry, grocer and village oonncillor. 
 
 Masson, L. II., J. P., physician, surgeon, and 
 
 druggist. 
 McFali, C. C, collecting agent. 
 Mclntire, A. H, hotel keeper and brickmaker. 
 Melocks, Dominique, merchant tailor. 
 Mirandeau, P., carpenter. 
 Parent, J. W., J. P., and land agent, 
 Pattingnle, David, carpenter. 
 Pease, Orton, general merchant. 
 Perry, A., J. P., and lumber merchant. 
 Pilow, Joseph, baker. 
 Prieur, Anicet, baker. 
 
 Prieur, B , villii^re councillor and blacksmith. 
 Prieur, J., village councillor. 
 Prieur, 0. M . photographic artist, and proprietor 
 
 Che/ LifM Hotel. 
 Ricard, Augustine, broker. 
 
 Seutenne, 11. T., clerk of division court, and notary. 
 Scott, Joseph, shorraaker. 
 Smith, Miss A., milliner. , 
 
 Smith, R., village councillor, and shoemaker. ' 
 Sullivan, R., shoemaker and taauer. 
 Veroneau, J., grocer. 
 Watier, P. E., collector of cu!<tom9. 
 Young, Rev. T. A., Church of England. 
 
 COTEV^ IT STATION, C. E.— A post village in the Seigniory of Soulauges, county of Soulanges, 
 and ii station on the Grand Trunk Railway. Distant from Montreal, 4U miles. Population about 250. 
 
 Asselin, A., farmer. 
 
 Asselin, John, general merchant. 
 
 Berieux, W., butcher. 
 
 Berieux, Wm., hotel keeper an 1 linker. 
 
 Bissonrette, Olivier, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Gharlubois, Fraiiijois, farmer. 
 
 Cole, John, switchman. 
 
 (!outant, NarciHse, school teacher. 
 
 Dempsey, Jolin, labourer. 
 
 Dixon, John, grocer. 
 
 Duckett. M. II. U . deputy postmaster. 
 
 DUCKETT, RODOEll, J, P., postmaster & general 
 merchant. 
 
 Qiroux, Joseph, manufacturer agricultural imple- 
 ments and blfickmnith. 
 
 Hatte, Ell, rohool teacher. 
 
 Iloulaud Julian, shoemaker. 
 
 Hughs, Peter, labourer. 
 
 Jaioks, Andrew, baker, fruit dealer, &; hoter keeper. 
 
 Juaive, A., thrashing iincliiue agent. 
 
 Lalonde, J. B , htorokecpi'r. 
 
 Lalonde, Mrs. Pierre, milliner. 
 
 Leclorc, Antolne, labourer. 
 
 Leroulx, Fran^v)igX., hotel keeper. 
 
 Lolil, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 Louuks, S. R., expre'^s agent, station master and 
 
 telegi.ph operator. 
 Loucks. T. C , assistant station agent. , 
 
 Maguiness, section foreman. 
 Marouda, H., mail carrier. 
 Marleau, Mrs. Dainase, tailoress. 
 Marleau, Etienne, labourer. 
 Martin, Aiitoi:i«, shoemaker. 
 Martin, Joseph, carpenter and joiner. 
 Moiipclit, II., butcher. 
 Moupctit, Maurillo, blacksmith and manufacturer 
 
 agricultural iniplenienls. 
 Pricux, P. S , farmer. 
 Ranger, t'hristopher, builder. 
 Sauvtt, Abraham, hotel keeper. 
 Sauvd, Adam L., hotel and livery stable keeper. 
 Sauvi', Joseph, fanner. 
 Turgeoii, Prevost & Co., grocers and commission 
 
 merchants. 
 
 ray w. o. cuewett & ccs stationery, kino street east, Toronto. 
 
COTE ST. PAUL— COW ANSVILLE. 
 
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 the Grand 
 tilee; and 
 
 )ancilIor. 
 
 ir. 
 
 ;eoD, and 
 
 aker. 
 
 ith. 
 proprietor 
 
 nd notary. 
 
 ker. 
 
 SouUngeB, 
 about 260. 
 
 laster and 
 
 avifacturer 
 
 keeper, 
 ommifliion 
 
 COTE ST. PAUL, C. E. — A post Tillage, forming part of the municipality of the parish of Montreal, 
 situated on the south side of the Laohine Canal, between Montreal and Lachiue, on the inland of 
 Montreal. There are bevcral mills aiid mauufaotories in the ptaoe. bibUut from Monireil, 3 miles. 
 Topulation about 150. 
 
 Bourdais, Louis, beef and pork packer. 
 
 )$ouTin, M., blacksmith and witggon maker. 
 
 Brouillette, Toussaint, shoemaker. 
 
 Cassey, I) , hotel keeper. 
 
 CIIANOUI, F. X., postmaster, gcnoral merchant 
 
 aud hotel keeper. 
 Close, P., livery stable keeper. 
 Dayton, Wm. & Bros., coopers. 
 Uesgrarnia, Joseph, carpenter. 
 Dewitt, Jacob, tanner. 
 Dunn, P , J. P., and village councillor. 
 Eastwood, M'me, milliner. 
 Qaligneau, ¥., provision dealer. 
 Oilmore, John, edge tool maker. 
 Haohe, Pelles, Fay & Cloy, founders & machinists. 
 
 Higgins, J. J., J. P., village councillor and lirery 
 
 stable keeper. 
 Lt'ifebvre, Joseph, carpenter. 
 Marcilin, Kev. Lacaux, Uoinan Catholio. 
 McDonald, M., hotel keeper. 
 McDonald, P., hotel ktieper. 
 Mireau, J,, hotel keeper and provision dealer. 
 Murry, John, carpenter. 
 Parkins, Wm., grist mill owner. 
 PaytoQ Brothers, lumber merchants. 
 Uimpson, Wm., shoemaker. 
 Stafford, J., hotel keeper. 
 Westgate, Douglas, beef and pork packer and general 
 
 merchant. 
 
 COVENTRY, C. W. — A thriving post village, situated in the township of Albion and county of Peel. 
 It bus one cotnmou school. Distant from Toronto, the county seat, 30 miles ; and from Hamilton, 46 
 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Aril, '♦, L., boot and shoemaker. 
 Barinh^ , Robert, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Brown, Hubert, tailor Hnd general merchant. 
 HAMILTON, ALEXANDER, postmaster, general 
 
 meruhnnt, flour, grist and saw mill.s proprietor. 
 Koatting, James, hotel keejior. 
 Keutting, Thoraa.s, carpenter and builder. 
 Kitchen, James, carpenter anJ builder. 
 
 Kitchen, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Mcllroy, James, mason aud plasterer. 
 
 .McKce, Alexander, tanner aud currier. 
 
 MoKee, Wm., school teacher. 
 
 Patterson, David, boot and choemaker. 
 
 Pettigrew, Wm. H., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Stubbs, Kdward, hotel keeper. 
 
 COWANSVILLE, C. E.— A ti riving village, beautifully situated on the Yamaska river, in the town- 
 ship of Diiiiiiain and county of Misslsiiuoi, It Is the centre of a large an<l flourishing trade and has 
 dady comnninioiUion with Montreal tiVi West Farnham and St. Jolin's, and with BoKton and New York 
 via St. Albans. It has a district school, bighschoni and female seminary. Distant from Boilford, the 
 county town, 15 miles; from the rnilway station, West Farnham, 12 miles; aud from Montreal, 60 
 miles. Daily mail. Population about 800. 
 
 Baker, George B , barrifiter, &o. 
 
 Blackburn, John, weaver. 
 
 Brown, Charles, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Buchanan, O. C V., barrister, &c. 
 
 Cameron, Wm. L., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Carivoi, Francis, blacksmith, aud edge tool maker. 
 
 Carter, Wni., farmer. 
 
 ChaniberUin, Miss L., school teacher. 
 
 Christie, D. N., tailor. 
 
 Clement, Hiram, mason. 
 
 Clement, Loyal, farmer. 
 
 Cotton, Charles K , physician and surgeon. 
 
 Cowan, P., farmer. 
 
 Cowansvillo Hotel, Wm. Kathan, proprietor. 
 
 Creighton, J. C, saddle aud harness maker. 
 
 Dagiish, James, tailor. 
 
 Davidson, Kev. J. C, Church of F.ngland. 
 
 Dent, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Deuprau, Joseph, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Kldridge, Mrs. L., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Farr, John, cabinet maker, upholsterer aud painter. 
 
 Fariar, Kev. J. A., Congregationalist. 
 
 Foster, Thomas, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Fuller, K. D., J. P., farmer. 
 
 Fuller, H I,., school teanher. 
 
 Galor, Geo. A., tlour dealer, 
 
 OloiiHon, Hiram. J. P., general merchant. 
 
 QleoBou, 11. U., general merchant. 
 
 fllodden, Horatio, shoemaker. 
 
 Hutchinson, Miss, school teacher. 
 
 Jones, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 KiUhiin,*Wra., J. P., prop. Cowansville Hotel. 
 
 KATllAN, W. H., po8t!ua.">ter and general mer- 
 
 ohaot (see card, p. 130). 
 Morehouse, George, carpenter and builder. 
 NELSONVILLE HOUSE, James Kuiter. proprietor. 
 O'Halloran, James, M. P. P., barrister &c. 
 O'llalloran & llaker, barristers, attorneys, &o. 
 Perley & Kidder, tanners, hoot and shocmnkers. 
 Perley, Kidder lU Co., saddle and harness makers. 
 Pharoah, John, farmer. 
 Rockwell, A J , photographic artist. 
 Ross, Robert, farmer, 
 Ruiter, George, farmer. 
 RUITKR, JAMES, proprietor Nelsonville House 
 
 (see card, p. Ififi). 
 Ruiter, Nelson, farmer. 
 Scott, Thomas, painter, waggon maker and under- 
 
 taker. 
 Sloggett, Thomas, carpenter and builder. 
 Stevenson, Wm., farmer. 
 Traver, Hlrain, shoemaker. 
 Traver, Mrs. Flirain, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Wells, Gilbert, farmer, 
 Willard, G. & J,, mill owners and woollen tnanu- 
 
 faoturers. 
 
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 LEATHER. BELTING GEOllGE A. DANA, MANUFACTUUEK, (Sec Card, p. C8.) 
 
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 140 
 
 CRAIGHURST— CREDIT. 
 
 CBAIOHURST, C. W. — A flourishing village situated on thePpnetanguittbene Rond, at the junction 
 of the townHhips of Medonte, Oro, Flos, and Vespra, coanty of Simcoe, North Riding. Distant from 
 Barrie, the county town, 12 miles ; and from Toronto, 73 miles. Daily mail and money order office. 
 Po'pulation about 150. 
 
 Allen, John King, proprietor Prince of Wales Hotel. 
 
 Bishop, Strphen, farmer. 
 
 Brokovski, Edwin, school teacher. 
 
 Casey, Michael, general merchant. 
 
 Caston, Aaron, carpenter and builder. 
 
 CaHtnn, Marmadul(e, farmer. 
 
 Cockburn, James, waggon maker. 
 
 Craw, Rev. Oeorge, Presbyterian. 
 
 CRAIG. JOHN, J. P., postmaster. 
 
 Craig, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 Daley, James, proprietor Farmers' Inn. 
 
 Farmers' Inn, James Daley, proprietor. 
 
 Firth, Oeorge, waggon maker and constable. 
 
 Firth, John, bailiflf. 
 
 Green, Bt others, general merchants. 
 
 Hall, Charles, waggon maker. 
 
 Hunt, Rev Daviil, Wesleyan Methodicjt. 
 
 Hutton, John, tailor. 
 
 Jamieson, James, wheelwright. 
 
 Johnston, James, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Johnston, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 Johnston, Robert, mason. 
 
 Lning, Alexander, farmer. 
 
 Lning, John, blacksmith. 
 
 McRinnon, il. L., physician and surgeon. 
 
 McLean, George, farmer. 
 
 McLean, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Moran, John, general merchant. 
 
 Morrison, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 0'8hanahan, Mrs. Anna, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Popplewell, Crawford, druggist. 
 
 Prince of Wales Hotel, John King Allen, proprietor. 
 
 Reid, George, carriage fini.>-her. 
 
 Richardson, Alexander, farmer. 
 
 Rodgers, Peter, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Rush, Joseph L., carpenter and buiMer. 
 
 Saunders, Edwin, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Stewart, Edward, shoemaker. 
 
 Thornton, John, wheelwright. 
 
 Wilson, John, horse shoer. 
 
 CBAIGLEITH, C. "W. — A post villsge situated in the township of Collingwood and county of Grey. 
 Distant from Owen Sound, 36 miles ; from Collingwood, G miles. Population about 50. 
 
 Brown, Archibald, weaver. 
 Brown, Hugh, weaver. 
 Compbell, Dougald, tailor. 
 
 Collingwood House, Harriet Cook, proprietoresa. 
 Cook, Harriet, proprietrress Collingwood House. 
 Craigleith Inn, Thomas Martin, proprietor. 
 FLEMING, JOHN, provincial land surveyor, and 
 civil engineer (see curd, p. 128;. 
 
 FLEMING, A. 0., J. P., and postmaster. 
 Martin, Thomas, Craigleith Inn. 
 McKay, Wm., blacksmith. 
 McLeod, Alexander, blacksmith. 
 McLeod, J., general merchant. 
 Sheffield. Abraham, lime burner. 
 Stotts, Peter, pumpinaker. 
 Symonds, Augustus, cooper. 
 
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 CRANBOURNE, C. E. — A post village situated in the township of Cranbourne and county of Dor- 
 chester, first settled in 18.32 by a colony of pensioners from the Homo Government. Distant from 
 Quebec, 45 miles. Populatiou 416. 
 
 Armstrong, Michael, saw mill proprietor, carpenter 
 
 Bill builder. 
 CASi^lDAY, P., J. P., village mayor. 
 Colgan, Edward, president school commissioners. 
 COLOAN, J., postmaster. 
 Colgan, r.aurnuce, carpenter and builder. 
 Dunleavy, John, grocer. 
 Garvin, Wm., lieutenant militia. 
 
 Jenkins, Rev. Robert, Protestant Clergyman. 
 Managan, James, carpenter and builder, and saw 
 
 mill proprietor. 
 McCarthy, Michael, carpenter and builder. 
 O'llara, Patrick, blacksmith. 
 Paradis, Rev. 0., Roman Catholic. ' 
 
 Ro.18, Andrew, crown land agent. 
 Vivien, Mrs. George, flour and cvist mill. 
 
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 CREDIT, C. W.— A viiiHge situated on the River vJndit, in the township of Toronto and county of 
 Peel Its Hititation is one of thi- most beautiful, being on the east of the river, on elevated ground. 
 The surrounding sccnory has frequently attracted travellers. Distant from Toronto, the cmiuty seat 
 10 miles; from Hamilton, '26 miles; au<t from Port Credit Station, on the Grout Western Railway, 6J 
 miles. Daily mail. Populatiou about 150. 
 
 Bielby, Wm. M., teacher. 
 
 Blftir, Denjauiin, painter. 
 
 Dixie, It. W. 1)., physiciau. 
 
 £llis, Robert, furniture dealer. 
 
 Exchange Hotel, Emerson Taylor, proprietor. 
 
 Fallon, iViscilla, milliner and drebsruaker. 
 
 Higgins, Albert, blacksmith and agricultural imple- 
 
 uunt maker. 
 Hodge, Rev. Thos. P., Church of England. 
 
 Iloaio District Insurance Company, James Magrath, 
 
 agent. 
 Lawrance. Mary, milliner, aud dressmaker. 
 MAUR.\TH, JAMI'^S, postmaster, general merchant 
 
 and insurance agent (see curd, p. 136). 
 Mnyhew, John, undertaker. 
 
 Mo<>arty, Richard, shoomaker. , 
 
 Murphy, Michael, general merchant. 
 Patchei, Abeduegu, general merchant. 
 
 ACCOUNT BOOKS ALWAYS ON HAND AT W. C. CHEWBTT & CO.'S, 
 
CREDIT— CRINAN. 
 
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 I junction 
 :ant from 
 ler office. 
 
 ismaker. 
 roprietor. 
 
 r of Grey. 
 
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 PBOVINCI.VL INSURANCE COMPANY, Jomes 
 
 Mngrath. agent. 
 Quino, John, Miller. 
 
 Shook, Hannah, mill'mor aud dressmaker. 
 Shook, Henry, cooper. 
 
 TRylor, Emerson, 3. P., agricultural implement m»- 
 
 nufiicturer and proprietor Kxcbange Hotel. 
 Turple, John, carp nter, builder and undertaker. 
 Twining, Kdwnrd, phynician. 
 Western Insurance Cuuipaoy, James Mngrath, agent. 
 
 CHEDITON, C. W.— A post village, situated in 
 tiiiii from Ooderich, the county seat, •'^5 niiles ; 
 and from Toronto, 166 miles. Population about 
 
 Brissett, Robert, brickmaker. 
 Broderick, John, school teacher. 
 Brown, Charles, boot and shoo maker. 
 Campbell, George W., physiciiin. 
 Cropp, llev. Siimuol, Evangelist. 
 Dahl, Christian, tailor. 
 Ebbot, Ucv. H., lUble Christian. 
 Eilber, Fi-cderick, carpenter and builder. 
 Eilber, Jacob, carpenter and joiner. 
 Essary, John, tlour and saw mill owner. 
 Qhun, Frr.acis, cabinet maker. 
 Qhun, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Hooper, Itev. J., Bible Christian. 
 Kluinpp, .liihn, boot ami shoemaki^r. 
 Kode, Frt'derick carpenter aud joiner. 
 Krauze, Atntindus, mason. 
 Krause, Charles, mason. 
 
 the township of Stephen and county of Huron. Pis- 
 froin London, 80 mik's ; from Hamilton, 1 10 miles ; 
 100 
 
 Krau.sp, Florando, mason. 
 Mit<;hel, Juhn, brickmaker. 
 Murlock, JuliuH, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Nichols, Thomns, bluckfemith. 
 Oke, John, liotcl keeper. 
 
 PAllSONS, JOHN, postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 Pliilippi, Henry, weaver. 
 Sj'en-er, George, saddle and harness maker. 
 Steppins, James, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Swiizor, Henry, saw mill owner. 
 Trevithick, .'ohn, carriage and waggou maker. 
 Trevithick, SiimucI, blacksmith. 
 Waggoner, Frederick, blacksmith. 
 White, Kobert, cooper. 
 Zwikur, Christian, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 CREEK B.A.NK, C. W.— A post village in the township of Peel, county of Wellington. Distant from 
 Ouelph, the county town, 20 miles; Duudas, 43 miles; and from Hamilton, 50 miles. Population 89' 
 
 QK.VHAM, JA.ME8, postmaster and general mer- 
 
 Cll'lllt. 
 
 Miller, Jacob, hotel keeper. 
 
 Down, Burt, saw mill. 
 Fi.sher, John, baker. 
 FrH7.er, Rev. E. W., clergyman. 
 MoVey, Francis, blacksmith. 
 
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 Savage, Rev. Wm., rlcrgyman. 
 
 CREEMORE, C. W. — A flonrishing village, situated on the Mad River, in the township of Notta- 
 
 ty of Dor- 
 stant from 
 
 lau. 
 
 and saw 
 
 county of 
 ground, 
 ijiinty seat 
 uilway, 6J 
 
 Magratfa, 
 
 r. 
 1 merchant 
 
 wii.-iigii and county of Simcoe, in 
 water privileges. Tri-weekly mail 
 Wnod, 17 niiles; from Staynr, 7 
 Population about 800. 
 
 BOLSTEIl, OKOUOE I., general merchant, post- 
 mutjtur, land agent, oomiuissioncr in B. R., &c., 
 (see card, p. 130). 
 
 Casey, Wm., blacksmith, carriage & waggon maker. 
 
 Colwcll, Jabez, tailor. 
 
 Goupland. John, farmer. 
 
 Coupland, Thomas, farmer and town.'ship reeve. 
 
 Oallttway, Thomas, boot aud shoemaker. 
 
 GowHii, Wui., hotel keeper. 
 
 Griftin, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Ilardison, David, lumber merchant. 
 
 the midst of a good farming country, and with almost unlimited 
 
 Distant from Burrie, the county town, 21 miles; from Colling- 
 
 lules ; and from iSuuuidale Station, ^orthern Railroad, 6 miles. 
 
 Hurry, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 Kondrick, John, carpenter and buihier. 
 Kitchen, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 Langtry, Jus. & Wm., cabinet makers, chair manu- 
 facturers, carpenters and builders. 
 Martin, James, carpenter and builder. 
 M irtin, John, hotel keeper. 
 pHtterson & Co., saddle and harness makers. 
 Patton, Andrew, general merchant. 
 Sutheri^ind, T. J., .M L)., physician and surgeon. 
 Wilcox, 'tiiimuel, hotel keeper. 
 
 CRESSY, C. W. — A small post village in the township of Marysburgh and county of Prince Edward. 
 Distant from Picton, about <J miles. I'opu'ation about 80. 
 
 Carson, Henry, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 CMISON, 8 W., postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 Crcssy, Matthew, Travellers' Home. 
 
 Travellers' Home, Mnthew Cressy. 
 Soley, John, general merchant. 
 
 CRINAN, C. W, — A small post village, sittiated on the River Thames, in the township of Aldboro' and 
 county of Elgin. Distant from St. Tbomaa, the county town, 80 milea ; and from London. 40 milei. 
 Population about 30. 
 
 Grant, ft.. J. P. 
 McColl, D., shoemaker. 
 MoGill, D., blacksmith. 
 
 MclNTVRE, DUNCAN, postmattter and tailor. 
 McNiell, Peter, township councillor. 
 
 GEORGE A. DANA. (See Card, p. G8. 
 
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 CROMARTY, C W. — A post Tillsgc, situated on the Sable RWer, in the township of Hibbert and 
 county of Perth. Distant from Stratford, the county town, 23 miles ; from Hamilton, 100 miles ; sod 
 from Toronto. 120 miles. 
 
 Aitkison, George, councillor. 
 Bell, Wm., councillor. 
 Buchanan, Robert, school teacher. 
 Carroll, John, ree^e. 
 Crawford, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 Dean, Matthew, councillor. 
 Fotberinghnra, Rev. John, Presbyterian. 
 Gardner, Jclin, deputy reeve. 
 OiUespie, Jamea, soLool teacher. 
 
 riiimilton, George, J. P. 
 
 I.KGGATT, ROBERT, postmaster. 
 
 McNiohol, Walter, boot and shomaker. 
 
 Miller, James, weaver. 
 
 Miller, Walter, plasterer. 
 
 Park, Alexander, cnrpenter and bnilder. 
 
 Rpid, Wm., constable. 
 
 White, John, mason. 
 
 Wilson, Wm., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 CROSSHILT. , C. W. — A post village in the township of Peel and county of Wellington. Distant from 
 Berlin, the county seat, 16 miles ; Ilamiiton, 60 miles ; and from Toronto, 75 miles. Population 114. 
 
 Boyd, Rev. James, clergyman. 
 
 Brittain, Jolin, shoemaker. 
 
 Cleghorn, Win. W., proprietor Union Hotel and 
 
 general merchant. 
 Farmers's Arms Hotel, George Wanner, proprietor. 
 GutteriJge, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Hastings, Wm., J. P. 
 Ilk, Wm., general store. 
 Jennings, iM^iijarain, waggon maker. 
 Kerr, Andrew, waggon maker. 
 
 Leighton, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 McOUTCIIEON, JAMES, postmaster 4 shoemaker. 
 
 Ouklcy, George, proprietor Queen's Arms Hotel, and 
 
 tailor. 
 Queen's Arras Hotel, George Oakley, proprietor. 
 Rnmo, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Reiinie, Samuel, carpenter. 
 SutclitF, Edward, collecting agent. 
 Union Hotel, W. W. Cleghorn, proprietor. 
 Wanner, George, Farmer's Arms Hotel. 
 
 CROSS POINT, C.E. — A post village, situated on the north side of the river Restigouche, opposite 
 Cituipbelltown in New Brun.^wick, in the township of Mann and county of Uonaventure, district of 
 Gasp6. Distant from New Carliblc, the county town, 85 miles; and from Quebec, 400 miles. Pop- 
 ulation about 360. 
 
 BuBteed, Alexander, J. P., township councillor and 
 farmer. 
 
 Busteed, Robert, J. P , township councillor, preven- 
 tive olHcer and tiirmer. 
 
 Chamberlain, Hanibal, farmer. 
 
 Duran, Joseph, school toacher. 
 
 Fraser, Aclam F., assistant postmaster. 
 
 FRASER, JOHN, J. P, postmaHter,tov»nshipmayor, 
 collector of customs and farmer. 
 
 Oauthier, Joseph, school teacher. 
 
 Gerety, Peter, secretary and treasurer of township. 
 
 Harper, Wm., township councillor and farmer. 
 
 Olscamps, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 Phalen, Diiiiiet, township councillor and farmer. 
 
 Saucier, Peter, general merchant. 
 
 Saucier, Rev, P. J., Roman Oatholio. , • 
 
 Verge, John, general merchant. 
 
 Walsh, Thomas, township councillor. 
 
 Young, George, township souucillor. 
 
 CROTON, C.W.— A thriving vlUngn, situated on Sydenham River or Bear Creek, in the Gore of Camden 
 and county of Kent. Di!<tant from (.'hatham, the county town, 20 miles; nnd from Thamesville station 
 on the Great Western Railway, 5 miles. Daily mail. Papulation about 70. 
 
 Butler, John S., shoemaker. 
 Greenwood, Ira, shoemaker. 
 How, Lunian, blacksmith. 
 Johnston, John U., general merchaiit. 
 
 JOHNSTON, J-AMES H., J. P., postmaster, general 
 
 merchant and saw mill owner. 
 Weldon, John, saw mill owner. 
 Woodford, Joseph, cooper. 
 
 CROYDON, C.W.— A village, situated on Salmon river in the township of Camden and county of 
 Addihgton. The first builaing was erected in 1850. Distant from Napanee, IG miles ; and from King- 
 ston, 62 miles. Daily mail. Population 120. 
 
 Clarke, Robert N., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Coleman. Charles F., cooper. 
 
 Empey, W. 11., saddle nnd harness maker. 
 
 Files, George, cabinet maker. 
 
 Lynch, Francis, blacksmith. 
 
 McKewn, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Morgan, Richard, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Pake, Amos, cabinet maker. 
 
 Phippin, G. H., general merchant. 
 
 Shannon, Robert, hotel proprietor. 
 Stratton, John, flour and grist mill. 
 Taylor, A. A., cabinet maker. 
 Williams, David, blacksmith and carriage maker. 
 Williams, K. R., blacksmith. 
 Williams, Ira, general merchant. 
 WILLIAMS, JOHN MILTON, postmaster, cabinet 
 maker, lumber menhiiut and general storekeeper, 
 Williams, Samuel, tanner. 
 
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 CRTSLEB, C. W. — A post Titlkge in the tnwnahip of Finch, and county of Stormont, situated on a 
 small creek called Petite Natioa. Distant from Cornwall, the county town, 35 miles. Population 160. 
 
 Bingham, C. W., general merchant and hotel keeper. 
 
 Cameron, Traemnn, carpenter. 
 
 Craig, A., general merchant. 
 
 Crysler, 0. M., barrister. 
 
 Crysler, James, farmer. 
 
 Crysler, J R., flour and saw mill owner and farmer. 
 
 Curring, Samuel, carpenter. 
 
 Furney, Henry, farmer. 
 
 Hanna, John, cabinet maker. 
 
 JOHNSTONE, £. K., postmaster, general merchant 
 
 and larmer. 
 Johnstone, T. A., carpenter. 
 
 Johnstone, Wm., J. P. 
 Mclutire, U. £., clerk of the peace. 
 Millar, James, blacksimith. 
 Morrison, John, general merchant. 
 Pingcl, J. Q., county attorney. 
 Read, John, shoemaker. 
 Rupert, Peter, blacksmith. 
 Tyrel, Dauiel, waggon maker. 
 Waggoner, Nancy, hotel keeper. 
 Wright, James, carpenter, Louse painter, waggon 
 maker and farmer. 
 
 CULLODEN, C. W.— A post village in the township of Derehnm, coui'y of Oiford, South Riding, 
 ami situated on Clear Creek. Distant from Woodstock, the county town, 15 miles; Hamilton, 70 
 miles; London, 25 miles; and Toronto, 100 miles. Population 160. 
 
 Barnes, William, tnilor nnd clothier. 
 
 Beach, J. 11., blacksmith. 
 
 Bod well, E. W., reeve. 
 
 Bolton, Richard, lumber merchant and sai 
 
 proprietor. 
 Carney, H. W., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Croley John, architect and builder. 
 Cullcden Common School. 
 Culloden Hotel, R McArthur, proprietor. 
 Dillon Miitthew, boots and shoes. 
 Grant, John, general merchuut. 
 Hopkins, Henj^min, deputy reeve. 
 Jones, L. A., proprietor National Hotel. 
 Lancaster, D. H., physiniuu and surgeon. 
 Leader, A., photographic 8rti.>(t. 
 Luno, Qeorge, architect and builder. 
 
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 Lothian, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 Mc.Vrthur, R., proprietor Culloden Hotel. 
 McDonald, Samuel, physician and surgeon. 
 McKENZIE, MRS. MALLONY, general store and 
 
 postmistress, (see card, p. I'M). 
 Miichell, Robert, school teacher. 
 National Hotel, L. A. Jones, proprietor. 
 Palmer, Silas, furniture and cabinet maker. 
 Peck, Levi, architect and builder. 
 Silverthorn, George, architect and builder. 
 Smith, J. ii M., lumber merchants and saw mill 
 
 owners. 
 Tiiylor, Charles, black.smith. 
 Tripp, Solumou, blacksmith. 
 Tynan, M., blacksmith. 
 
 CUMMINSVILIjE, C. W. — A thriving village situated on Cumminsville Creek, in the township of 
 Nelson and uoiitity of Halton. Distant from Milton, the county town, 8 miles; from Hamilton, 16 
 miles ; and from Toronto, 45 miles. Daily mail. Population about 200. 
 
 Blair, Thomas, carpenter and waggon maker. 
 Blessington, Thomas, tin and coppersmith. 
 Bowie, Thumas, shoemaker. 
 Browne, Rev. (leorge, .Methodist. 
 Bunten, Wm., flour ond grist mill owner. 
 Cummins, Titus O., J. P. 
 Daville, Wm., tanner and currier. 
 Fleming, Henry, flour iind feed dealer. 
 Grant, Geurge, blacksmith, 
 Leslie, Thomas, tailor. 
 
 MeGregor, Wm., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Newal, Margaret, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Newsome, John, house and sign painter. 
 
 Nichol, James, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Stoakes, Til' -nas, waw mill owner. 
 
 Thomson, Robert, sen., hotel keeper. 
 
 THOM.SON, RObKRT, jun., postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Young, William, weaver. 
 
 DAILLEBOUT, C. E. — .V post village situated in the Seigniory of Daillebout and parish of Jean 
 BiiptiKte Mclaoie, oouuty of Jolietto. Distant from Industry village, the county town, 10 miles; and 
 from Montreal, 51 miles. Population of parish 1800. 
 
 Berczy, Wm., J. P., Seignior, parish mayor and mill 
 owner. 
 
 Berczy, Wm. & Co., saw nnd flour mill owners. 
 
 Charron dit Ducherron, .Maxime, carpenter. 
 
 Corneiliierdit Qrandchamp, Jo.iepb, school commis- 
 sioner. 
 
 Desmiirais, Louts J. C, J. P., physician & surgeon. 
 
 DEZIEL, LOUIS ISAAC, postmaster ami notary. 
 
 Fisette, Didace, tanner. 
 
 Forget dit Latour, Joseph, blacksmith and parish 
 councillor. 
 
 Uerdean, CtMestin, waggon maker. 
 Guilbault & llrolhe- s, general merchants. 
 Guilbault, Charlei, parish councillor and gonenl 
 
 merchant, 
 Houle, Epiiren-, blacksmith. 
 Jeannotte, P,i«v. V., Roman Catholic. 
 Ladoaoeens, Norbet, parish councillor. 
 Lauglois dit Lachapolle, Antoine, mason. 
 Levesque, Louis, notary. 
 Miirtel, Narcixse, tanner. 
 Morin, Narcisse, parish councillor. 
 
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 SPANISH LEATUER, GEORGE A. DANA. (See Card, p. 08.) 
 
 
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 Bfoiirmn dit Lnjnie, Etiennc, Bhocmnker. 
 Mniirniii (lit [.i»j'iift, Mnsimp, shoomalier. 
 Perrnult (lit ('liRtrnugiDiy, Niiroi«M<>, carpenter. 
 Perrault, Nort>ut, p&riiih couocillor. 
 
 Riberdy, Qnillnnme, tailor. 
 RoliillaH, Jerome, Rchnul tpncher. 
 Silvi'striv Olivier, gfiienil mprchnnt. 
 Tellier, Kephirin, purinh councillor. 
 
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 DALESVILLIS, C. E. — A flonriMiIng TJIIngo in the township of niatham, county of Aritenteiiil, In 
 tlie iiiidHi of a wfll tinilipred country Hliiiuniliiig willi liikeH, riverH an'l wiiterfiillM. Dintant frnm 
 LhcIiuIc, the county town, C miles; and from Montreal, 50 miles. lii-«reekly mail. I'opulatiOa 
 ahuui 100. 
 
 Campbell, .Joitepli, general merchant. 
 
 Dewar, Donald, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Duubiir, .lohn, carpenter. 
 
 Hendrie, Kbenezer, fldiir, grist and saw millH prop. 
 
 Keir, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Kinj?, Alexander, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 King, Rev. John, lUptist. 
 
 McAKTIlUR, I'KTKK, poatmaster ami general mcr- 
 
 cliiint. 
 Mcl'liull, Mr., carpenter. 
 
 DALHOUSIE MILLS, C. W. -A sm'ill post tillage in tho townships of Lochiel and Lanc«!>ter, 
 ciMinty ot' tilcngrtry. liisiaiit from Cornwall, the county town, 31 miles; and from Montreal, 00 
 miles. Population about 161). 
 
 Anderson, Rey. \Vm., Free Church. 
 Mathurst, Wm., J. P. and geueritl morchant. 
 Catt«ni»ch, A., J. l". 
 CIIISIIOLM, WM., postmaster. 
 Chisholin, Wm. & ('<>,, general merchants. 
 McCiilloii, Mrs., hotel keeper. 
 McOiillum, Archibald, tl.mr mid feed dealer. 
 McCuiiig, Alexander, tanner and currier. 
 Mciiruer, Jane N., teacher common school, section 
 No. 12. 
 
 Mcintosh, .John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 McLaughlin, Michael, tailor. 
 
 McLellan, .Anijiis, blaek.xmith. 
 
 Mcl'hio, MrH. M:iry Ann, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 .Me Ren, Uonaid P., blaek-imith. 
 
 Miinro, Oeorge, farmer. 
 
 O'Kiivanagh, .lames, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Tnhin. I'eter, farmer. 
 
 Urquliart, John, flour and ?aw mill owner. 
 
 DALSTON, C. W. — A :>m\\\ post Tillage in the township of Vespra and cjunty of Simcoe, settled 
 about the year 185t}. Distant from Uarrie, the county town, about H^ miles, Populutiou about 30. 
 
 CLIFFDRU, HENKY A., postmaster and general | Hart, Charles, blacksmith, 
 merchant. 
 
 DANVILLE. C. E. 
 
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 .\n incorporated village, Hitu«t('(l in the township of Shipton, conntyof Richmond 
 and district of .St. Franci.«. It was tirst settled about the year 1800, and incorporated in the year IbtiO. 
 It has one academy, with conipleto astronomical and pliilofophical apparatus, besiiles several common 
 schools. Distant from Richmond, the county town, 10 mile^ ; from Montreal, 84 miles j and f. jm 
 Quebec, 87 miles. Population about 760. 
 
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 Adams, D>ivid, bailiff. 
 
 Ba'for, Rev. A., Episcopal Minister. 
 
 Barnard & Morley, founders and machinists. 
 
 Barnum, .M. y., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Barnwell, Wra., hotel keeper 
 
 Beigne, J. F., gereral merchant. 
 
 Boutelle, James, village nmyor. 
 
 British American Hotel, Wm. Barnwell, proprietor. 
 
 Brown, Joseph, saw mill. 
 
 Brov^i., W., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Burbaiik, Abijah, Hour an t grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Burbiitik & Udman, grist mill. 
 
 Burbiiiik, 8 1)., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Burbiiiik, W. & D., ueaiers in boots and shoes and 
 
 groceries. 
 Burtelle, James, cabinet maker. 
 Carter, 0. 8., advocate. 
 Cleveland, ('harles, blacksmith. 
 Conley, John, carpenter and joiner. , 
 
 Coveney, Daniel, blacksmith. 
 Davis, W. P., tailor. 
 Daltoii, Mrs. F., bonnet maker. 
 Danville Hotel, John McManus, proprietor. 
 Doying, Ira, carpenter. 
 
 Evans, Rev. J. .S., Methodist. 
 
 Fiirrill, John, hoot and shoemaker. 
 
 Farreil. S. T , retired. 
 
 Felton & Felton, advocates. 
 
 Fotliergill. Rev. .M. M., Church of England. 
 
 Flint, Kindall, brickinaker. 
 
 Frost, Wm., brickinaker. 
 
 Oilnnin, H;«yeH, saw and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Uliddon, tS., hoot and shoemaker. 
 
 Olines, H., physician. 
 
 Uoodliue, .loseph, boot and shoe manufactory, tanner 
 and currier, mayor of the town.^hip of Shipton. 
 
 Greene, Avery, lumber dealer. 
 
 flrcnii'-r, David, general merchant. 
 
 Ourlhue, J. L., tanner, hide and leather dealer. 
 
 Haniiiiig, H. R., J. P. 
 
 HawHS, 0. W., grain dealer. 
 
 llolwell, W. J. S., provincial land surveyor. 
 
 Hopkins, A il., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Johnson, Robert, baker. 
 
 Lard, F N . station agent. 
 
 LEET, TIMOTHY, olerk of circuit & oommissioncri 
 court, sect, and treas. municipality Shiplon, village 
 of Danville, and school commissioners of Danville. 
 
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 Lyator, Rev. W., DaptiHt. 
 
 M«niiHu't, B , Bailille ami bArneis maker. 
 
 McCoy, John, blackamiih. 
 
 Mc<'oy. .lobn J., blacksmith. 
 
 McOoTcrn, Peter, general merchant. 
 
 McKay, John, jan , blacksiralth. 
 
 McKeohnie, M., general merchant. 
 
 MnManuB, John, hotel and livery stable keeper. 
 
 McNtiill, Mitta Janp, milliner and deaitmaker. 
 
 Millir, C, retired. 
 
 MolTatt, Alrxaoder, stave and barrel fac'sry, and 
 
 carding mill. 
 Morrill, A. J., builder. 
 Pago, J. Q , dentist and physician. 
 Park, 8. II., axemaker. 
 Parker. Rev. A. .J., Congregationalist. 
 PATTON, CHAKLK8, dry goods, groceriei, boots, 
 
 •hoes, hardware, and proiiaious, Main. 
 
 Pearl, 8. H., principal of the academy. 
 
 Porter, Elder J., Adventist. 
 
 Porter, John, tiniimith and hardware merchant. 
 
 Poulter, Wffi., cooper. 
 
 Ridley. J., carpenter. 
 
 Shaw, K. II., tailor. 
 
 Sbaw, Oei/rfre, bailiff. 
 
 8t beniH, Pfliz. general merchant. 
 
 8T0CKWELL. I & J., general merchants and pearl 
 
 ash manufacturers. 
 aTOCKWKLI-. 1. W., postmaiti-r. 
 Taylor, George 8., saddle and hameit maker. 
 Telfer, James, sen , planing mill proprietor, and 
 
 agricultural imp!umcnt maker. 
 Trahao, Kev. L. 
 
 Willey, N W,, fliur and grittt mill proprietor. 
 Yale, Auretus, saw m'll proprietor. 
 
 DABTFOBD, C. W.— A small post village, situated in the townnhip of Percy and county of Northnm- 
 herlaiid, no Blank Creek. Dintant from Cobourg, the county town <.)U miloH ; from Toronto, 180 miles ■ 
 from Hamilton, 170 milea ; and from Montreal, 200 miles. Population, lOi. 
 
 Archer, M'ss L. P., teacher, Dartford school. 
 
 BaIIjEY, WILLIAM, po!>tmaitter, tanner & currier. 
 
 Biiigley, Thomas, boot and shoeuiaker. 
 
 boyce, George U., farraer. 
 
 Brown, Melvin, carriage and waggv.n maker. 
 
 Ciipperthwaite, Henry, farmer. 
 
 Borland, D. B., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Borland, Wm. 11., farmer. 
 
 Humphries, John ('., farmer. 
 
 Kelly, Thomas, accountant 
 
 Kelly, William, general merchant, flour and saw 
 
 mills owner. 
 Maidens, James, mason. 
 I't-ters, Wm. L., blacksmith. 
 Smith, Nicholas P , blackiimith. 
 Smith, Wm. P., carpenter and builder. 
 Walker, Joseph, cooper. 
 
 DAVENPORT, C. W.— A Bmall village and station on the Northern Railway, in the township and 
 county of York. Dibtant from Toronto, 6 miles. Bally mail. Population about 60. 
 
 Bartlett, Mr., crown land agent. 
 Bull, Hartboloinew, farmer. 
 Bull, John, jun., farmer. 
 Cooper, George, farmer. 
 Bauip. George, plasterer. 
 Damp, John, maeon. 
 Dunning, C. H , farmer. 
 Hugill, David, school teacher. 
 
 Jolliffe, James, carpenter. 
 
 Rowell. Amos, ez-coachman to the Governor-General 
 
 Thompson, Isaac, farmer. 
 
 Walt, John, farmer. 
 
 Yearley, George, jnn., telegraph operator. 
 
 YEAKLEY, GEURGR 8., postmaster and ezpresa 
 
 agent 
 Yearley, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 CAWN MILLS', C. W. — A post village in the Gore of Camden, county of Kent, situated on the east 
 brunch ot tlie Sydenham River. Distant from Chatham, 10 miles; and from Toronto, 196 miles. 
 Population about 100. 
 
 Campbell, Wm., shoemaker. 
 
 Dawn .Mills Hotel, James Fullerton, proprietor. 
 
 f ulU-rton, James, proprietor Dawn Mills Hotel. 
 
 Hart, John, blaclixmitb. 
 
 BickH, Samuel, tailor. 
 
 Keeoh, Henry, innkeeper. 
 
 Keeoh'a Inn, Heniy Keeoh, proprietor. 
 
 Kelly. Peter, shoemaker. 
 
 Kiinmerly, Faxon, waggon maker. 
 
 Knapp, .lohii, shoemaker. 
 
 Martin, Wm. F., geueral merchant. 
 
 Pavey, James, carpenter. 
 
 SMITH, JAME8, J. P., postmaster, and carding 
 
 mill proprietor. 
 Smith, Neville, J. P. 
 Stephens. James, bailiff. 
 Taylor, Wm., saw and grist milla. 
 Trailer, Peter J., Union Hotel. 
 Union Hotel, Peter J. Trailer, proprietor. 
 Wallace, David, clerk third division court. 
 Ward, Wm. A., general merchant. 
 
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 DEALTOWN, C. W.— A country poft office on the shore of Lake Erie, in the towaship of Tilbury 
 Kast, county of Kent. Distant from Chatham, the county town, 20 miles. 
 
 RUSSELL, ISAAC, postmaster. 
 
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 DBCEWSVILLE, C. W.— A post »illsne in the townHbip of North Ciiyag*, county of IlaMlnisnd. 
 It has one oorninon school. Distant from Cayuga, the county town, 8 miles, and Xroot Hamilton 20 
 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Campbell, Donald, lumber merefaattt. 
 
 De Cew, John, generitl merchant. 
 
 De Cew, Rer. John B. 
 
 De Cew, Wru , saw mill proprietor. 
 
 De CewsTille Inn, Henry Younf^, proprietor. 
 
 DIEK, TiIOM.\.S 0, postmaMer. 
 
 Uardiner, Geor)te, insurance agent. 
 
 Husband, J. Alieyn, sebool teaober. 
 
 Kindree, Wm., J.P. 
 
 Royal Ezcbaoge Inn, Stephen Smith, ^ri^rietor. 
 
 Shaddler, J., blaolismith. 
 
 Smith, Stephen, innkeeper. 
 
 WatHoo. John, waggon ma%er. 
 
 Wilson, John, tinsmith. 
 
 Vonng, Henry, innkeeper. 
 
 DECHAMBAULT, C. S. — A large post village s'.tuated in the parish of DescbambauU, and county 
 of Portneuf, on the Northern bank of the St. Lawrence river. There is a convent in this place under 
 the control of the listers of charity ; also, a female academy and severs) schools. The principal 
 trade is in flour and lumber, bistant from Portneuf, the chtf lieu, 9 miles; Quebec, 46 miles ; Three 
 Kivers, 45 miles ; and from Montreal, 135 miles. Population of parish 1800. 
 
 Aroand, Charles, blacksmith. 
 
 Arcand, Pierre, saw mill owner. 
 
 Baril, Frederick, joiner. 
 
 Belisle, Alexander, municipal councillor. 
 
 ISelleau, Isidore, academy teacher. 
 
 ii(^langer, Hev. N , Roman Catholic. 
 
 Benoit, Elzt'-ur, general merchant and shoemaker. 
 
 Benoit, Paul, J. P. 
 
 Brunette, Norbert, municipal councillor. 
 
 De la Cbevrotiere, A. H. T. C, provinoial land sur- 
 veyor and flour and grain merchant. 
 
 Delisle, Auguste, joiner and waggon maker. 
 
 Deli.-le. Gilbert, joiner. 
 
 Delisle, Zenob^, grocer. 
 
 Dufresne, Narcisse, joiner. 
 
 Dufresne, Xavier, joiner. 
 
 Dnsitault, Marcel, blacksmith. 
 
 Frenette, Clerive, shoemaker. 
 
 Qalarmeau, Louis, general merchant. 
 
 Garriepy, Victor, court commissioner, saw mill 
 owner and lumber merchant. 
 
 Garriepy, Zephirin, grocer. 
 
 Gauthier, Auguste, municipal councillor. 
 
 Gauthier, Mrs. Joseph, hotel keeper. 
 
 Gauthier, M. Z , J. P., court cuminissioner. 
 
 Gauthier, Nicholas, notary. 
 
 Gauthier, Her#e k Bro., saw mill owners. 
 
 Gauthier, Onesime, municipal councillor. 
 
 Grenier, Oliver, joiner. 
 
 HAM ELI N, A. D., assistant postmaster. 
 
 UAMELIN, PRANCOi', J. 1'., postmaster and 
 general merchant. 
 
 Houde, Michael, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Julien, Henri, saw mill owner. 
 
 Lemyre, Onesime, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Marcotte, L«^on, blacksmith. 
 
 Mnrcotte, Timothe, court oommissioner «nd hotel 
 keeper. 
 
 Matte, Flavien, carpenter. 
 
 Matte, Namisse, shoemaker. 
 
 Mayraud, F. X., mayor, court commissioner, physi- 
 cian and surgeon. 
 
 Moflet, J. S., general merchant. 
 
 Hand, Aiarias, grocer. 
 
 Page, L. G , grocer. 
 
 Page, Joseph, blac'cnmitb. 
 
 Paquin, George, shoemaker. 
 
 Paquiii, James P., muuioipal oonnoillor. 
 
 Paquin, Joseph P., muuicipal councillor. 
 
 Petit, Louis, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Perrault, Noiil, blacksmith. 
 
 Perrault, Zephirin, architect. 
 
 Picard, Fred., joiner. 
 
 Pictre, Regis, tanner. 
 
 Pleau, Joseph, general merchant 
 
 Protean, Edourd, waggon maker. 
 
 Proteau, Honoro, baker and flour dealer. 
 
 Proulx, Joseph, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Rousseau, Ephraim, shoemaker. 
 
 Rousseau, Leandre, blacksmith. 
 
 RouRsean, Olivier, shoemaker. 
 
 St. Ililare, Elie, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Tbibadeau, Tulesphore, baker. 
 
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 DELAWARE, C. W.— A village in the township of Delaware, county of Middlesex, pleasantly aita* 
 ated in the valley of the Thames, and divided into the villages of Eaf* and West Delaware by the 
 river, which is spanned by a bridge of over 800 feet iu length The land of tbe surrounding country 
 is very fertile, and well adapted to the growth of wheat and the other staples. A handsome Town Hall, 
 built of brick and stone, stnuds in the centre of the village, which also contains one Episcopal and one 
 Presbyterian church, and the Delaware Seminary, conducted by Mrs. Geo. Godfrey. The Govemmeiit 
 road from London to Chatham runs through the village. Distant from London 12 miles. Daily mails. 
 Population 600. 
 
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 Alber, George, carpenter. 
 
 Beveridge, Thomas, township councillor. 
 
 BiUington, George, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Brittun, John, potter. 
 
 Brough, R., saw mill owner. 
 
 BuUeu^ W. F., sen., J P., clerk 4th Division Court 
 
 and notary public. 
 BuUen, W. F , jun., general merchant and sewing 
 
 machine agent. 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE CO., Wm. Living- 
 stone, agent. 
 Canadian Hotel, J. Davis. 
 Davis, J., Canadian Hotel. 
 Deadman, Arthur W., watchmaker. 
 Delaware Seminary, Mrs Geo. Godfrey. 
 Evans, D., Western Hotel. 
 Flood, Rev. Richard, Episcopal Church. 
 Francis, Abraham, physician, surgeon, and druggist. 
 
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 SPANISH LEATHKH, GEORGE A. DANA. (See Card, p. M.) 
 
DSLAWAR&-DELTA. 
 
 147 
 
 r nttl'limand. 
 Hamilton 2S 
 
 >r«>pri*tof. 
 
 , »nd oonnty 
 I plnee noder 
 rbe prineipsl 
 fiilcs ; Three 
 
 ir Mid hotel 
 loner, phjsf- 
 
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 Frceloo A Stanley, gtnte, tin and copper dealer. 
 
 GODFREV. GKO., J P., anotioneer aud land agent. 
 
 Oodfrej, Mrs. Oeo., Delaware Semiuary. 
 
 Glaaa, Tliomaii, butcher. 
 
 Harria, Charles, bailiff. 
 
 Hill, Qeorge, briekmaker. 
 
 Johnstoue, John, township clrrk. 
 
 Kennedy, Henry, township councillor. 
 
 LADO, CALVIN J., postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 
 Livingstone, Wm., J. P., collecting, insurance agent 
 and notary publio. 
 
 Lawson, I)H*id, shoemaker. 
 
 Malick, John, cabinet miiker. 
 
 Motiibbon, Wm., agricalioral implement nukker and 
 blacksmith. 
 
 McKulvey, Rubt , merohant tailor. 
 
 Miller, 'Ihosi., carpenter. 
 
 Mordan, C, Queen's Arms UoteL 
 
 Peacock, CbHs., shoemaker. 
 
 Potts, Rev. Jacob, Presbyterian Church. 
 
 Queen's Arms Hotel., C. Mordan. 
 
 Rawlings, Henry, b nker. 
 
 Robertson, '"hi- , sli-. omaker. 
 
 Rodgera, t C. general merchant. 
 
 Rodger.4, Ot>. d., towniihip councillor, oolleoting and 
 genoriil iigent. 
 
 Rod««Ts, Wm. 8 , builder. 
 
 SamU'sn. S i- >pcr. 
 
 Sewc'i, Wm., general uiercbant. 
 
 Uli'"i. Isaac, township councillor. 
 
 Si' fiiflon. A., saddle and barne!>9 maker. 
 
 Tbr.iwer. Stephen, market gardener. 
 
 Vats, Aaron, briekmaker. 
 
 ^'tiiderveor k McKuy, blacksmiths and agrioultart 
 iniplemrnt makers. 
 
 Western H itil, D. Kvana. 
 
 Weylor, Jacob, Reeve. 
 
 Wilson, Adam, M.P. P. and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Wilson, Goorge, blacjismith and agricultural imple- 
 ment maker. 
 
 DELHI, C. "W, — Known also by lii.' name of Fredericksburg; a post Tillage in the township of 
 Mi<l<ilt:ton and county of Norfolk, situated on the Kowuii River it maniifnctures and has (jnite a 
 tradi! in t^awn lumber. Distant from Simeoe, the county town, 12 miles; Ilamilton, 50 miles ; London, 
 62 miles, and from Toronto, IW miles. Population, 800 
 
 Blake, Warren, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Bnrkhart, 8., proprietor Plank Roiid Hotel, cooper 
 
 and wiiggon muker. 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE CO., Jss. Whiteside, 
 
 agent {neo card, p. 151). 
 CoUner, A. 8., physician and surgeon. 
 Conlin, Edward, tanner and leather dealer. 
 Cook, !.uke, J. P., general merchant. 
 Dunbar. J. D., blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 Earle, X., Union Motel. 
 Kayles. H. W., flour mill owner. 
 Folger, Rev. L. W., Baptist. 
 Harri!", McLaiu & Bros., saw mill proprietors. 
 Howey, Mrs J., milliner aud dressmaker. 
 Uubbard, John, tailor. 
 Jellindo, Charles, blauksmith. 
 Kemp. James, carpenter and builder. 
 Leoiiy, Alexander, saddle and hitrness maker. 
 Lovcreun, A., iiropriclur New England Horise. 
 
 LovereiMi, Jacob, general merohant, flour and Mw 
 
 mill owner 
 New England House, A. LoTereen, proprietor. 
 Plunk Uoad Hotel, S. Burkhart, proprietor. 
 Power. Robert, collecting agent. 
 Richards, Mrs. Phosbe, bonnet and dressmaker. 
 Roman, L., boot and shoe maker. 
 Sanderson & HilUtker, carriage and waggon makers. 
 Schmidt, F., boot and shoemaker. 
 Silbert. ReT. C. W. M., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Smith, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 Smith, Lewis H., baker and confectioner. 
 Union Hotel, X. Earl, proprietor. 
 Ward, Wm. H., iron founcler. 
 WHITESIDE, JAMES, J. P., general mercUnt mmI 
 
 insuiance ngent (see card, p. 154). 
 Whiting, RcT. Mitthew, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 William, Rev. Elian, New Connexion Methodist. 
 
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 santly sito- 
 rare by the 
 ng country 
 Town Hall, 
 >al and on« 
 >0Temmeat 
 >iuly mails. 
 
 m. LiTlog- 
 
 d druggist. 
 
 DELTA, C. "W.— A post tillage in the township of Bastard and county of Leeds, situated on Mill Creek, 
 which connects upper an.i luwer Beverley Lakes. Distiint from HrockTille, the county town, 24 miles; 
 and from Kingston, 38 miles. Daily mail. Population about '250. 
 
 Ackland, J. B., blacksmith. 
 
 Allyn, C., marble worker. 
 
 Austin, Gilbert, school teacher. 
 
 Barnum, B. C, rectifier. 
 
 Bates, W. P., carpenter and builder, 
 
 Bcaty, Walter, deputy provincial land surreyor. 
 
 Beckett, Mr., waggon maker. 
 
 Bell, Rev. James, New Connexion Methodist. 
 
 Bell, Wm., J. P., tanner, currier ai^d shoemaker. 
 
 Botsford, H , waggon maker. 
 
 Bruce, J. M., mason. 
 
 Bush, W. D.. miller. 
 
 Curtis, Guy, general merohant. 
 
 Church of England, Rev. Mr. Denroche, 
 
 Church of the New Connexion Methodist, ReT. JaB. 
 
 Bell. 
 Coleman, A. C, tanner and carrier. 
 Davidson, W. I' , cabinet maker. 
 Davis, K., hotel keeper. 
 
 DEN ANT, WALTER H., postmaster and mill owner. 
 
 Denroche, Rev. Mr., Church of England. 
 
 Dormer, Jacob, sliocmaktr. 
 
 Eagen, Wm , shoemaker. 
 
 Graves, N. ('., saddle nnd harness maker. 
 
 GravH.s, Mrs. N. 0., ni'illincr. 
 
 Graves, R. C, tin and copper smith. 
 
 Green, F., blacksmith. 
 
 Green, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Hazelton, John, shoemaker. 
 
 Heath, E , cooper. 
 
 Hicock, Philo, saw mill owner, founder, *a<l 
 
 machinist. 
 Imerson, A , physician and surgeon. 
 Johnson, Richard, general merchant. 
 Johnson, Wm., bailiff. 
 McKay, Hugh, clerk of division court, oommistioner 
 
 in B. R., and collecting ugent. 
 McKeoiie, A. D., general merchant. 
 
 LEATU£B BELTING, QEOaGE A. DAN.\, MANUFACTURER. (See Car I, pa;;o CS. j 
 
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 148 
 
 DELTA— DERRY WEST. 
 
 Mott, Henry, hotel keeper. 
 
 Netlerfield, T., nuon. 
 
 Peroey, P. P., pbyaician »nd mirgcon. 
 
 QaiDO, Riobard, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Rogers, Charles, tailor. 
 
 Soper, H. W., bailiff. 
 
 Tamarack, Mr., pnmpmaker. 
 Taylor, Wm., shoemaker. 
 ToinkioB, Qeorge, plasterer. 
 Webster, E., cabinet maker. 
 Whaley, Isaac, J. P. and blacksmith. 
 
 DEMORESTVILLE, C. W. — A post village situated at the outlet of Fish Lake, in the township o' 
 Sopliiasburg and couoty of Prince Edward. Distant from Picton, 9 miles ; and from Kingston, 49 
 miles. Population 400. 
 
 Baker, Wm., cabinet maker and general merchant. 
 
 Barton, Tbomas, general merchant 
 
 Brookshaw, Jumen, cooper. 
 
 Butler, A. L., blacksmith. 
 
 Butler, John H., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Carpenter, Robert John, flour mill owner. 
 
 Carr, ReT. George, Wosleyan Methodist. 
 
 Clark, David, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Curlett, James P., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Demorestville Qramraar School. 
 
 Downs, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Eaton, J. R., general merchant and tanner. 
 
 Proll'ok, B. , tailor. 
 
 Gordon, E , saloon keeper and grocer. 
 
 Hart A Brothers, dealers in provisions. 
 
 Hart, James, general merchant. 
 
 Hart, Philip, blacksmith. 
 
 Howell, John, J. P., insurance agent. 
 
 Howell k Morden, general merchant*. 
 
 Howell, Randall, sewing maohine agent. 
 
 Joice, Valentine R., carpenter and builder. 
 
 McDowall, A. R., cabinet maker. 
 
 McDowall, R , saw mill owner and generni merchant. 
 
 MoMnine, Robert, architect and carpenter. 
 
 McQuid, F, J., police magistrate. 
 
 Moor, Tbomax, surgeon and physician. 
 
 Nixon, E. R., merchant tailor and livery stable 
 
 proprietor. 
 Peck, Abr-.tn, hotel keeper. - -- 
 
 Pcarsall, Uriah, blncWMmith. 
 Pomery, Rev. Daniel, Church of England. 
 Rightmyre, W. H., carpenter. 
 Rohlin, J. H , binoksmith. 
 SMITH, UENJAMIN, postmaster. 
 Soliues, Samuel, clerk division court, and insurance 
 
 agent 
 Van Klaricum, Peter, dentist. 
 Wright, James Q., waggon, saddle, harness and 
 
 trunk maker. 
 
 DENISON'S MILLS, C.E. — A post village in the township of Sbipton and county of Richmond, 
 setllod in 1855. Distant from the county town, 7 miles. Population about 60. 
 
 DENISON, JOSEPH R., postmasier, fiour, feed, and 
 
 grain deiiinr. 
 Denison, Simeon M, lumuer merchant, saw and 
 
 grist mills proprietor. 
 Grayi Robert, boot and shoemaker. 
 McLeod, Roderick, blacksmith. 
 
 DENISTON, O. W. — -^ post village in the township of llinobinbrook, county of Frontenac. 
 two churches, and there are five common schools in the towuHhip. Distant from Kingston, 2i 
 Population about 60. 
 
 Tthai 
 miles. 
 
 Bartrim, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Carroll, John, saw mill. 
 
 Draffen, James, village councillor. 
 
 OIlea, John, builder. 
 
 Godfrey, C. H., I. P. and villoga councillor. 
 
 Goodfellow, John, hotel keeper. 
 
 Goodfellow, James, ii<)tt>l keeper. 
 
 GRANT, T. A., postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 Gregory, Thomas, shoemaker. 
 
 Hatch. Mr., saw mill. 
 
 Jud^e, M., village councillor. 
 
 Judge, P., vilittge trensurev. 
 
 Kenne ly James, village clerk. 
 
 Keniiey, M., builder. 
 
 Killins, Julin, J. P. and village councillor. 
 
 Kitruw, George, blacksmith. 
 
 Muhar, John, builder, waggon maker and hotel 
 
 keeper. 
 .Hcotf, Kev. D., Primitive Methodist. 
 Spiko, Jiune!«, J. I'., village councillor, crown land 
 
 Rgent and saw mill owner. 
 White, Kev. G., Episcopal Methodist. 
 WiLSUN, J. J., postmaster and general :uerchant. 
 Wolf, John, saw mill. 
 
 DERRY WEST, C. W.— A post village In the township of Torcmto and county of Peel, situated oa 
 Hiii'ontario street. jL>i:itant from Toronto, 22 milts; and from Hamilton, 40 miles. Population 
 about lOU. 
 
 Blakely, Alexander, architect. 
 Biakety, llonry, agricultural implement maker. 
 CuiuminR, Wm., lieutenant of militia, farmer. 
 Derry West School, Uuorge MoVittie, teacher. 
 Golden, Johnson, nergennl militia, farmer. 
 GoIik'U, Thomas, carpmlrr. 
 Graham, Tliomas, J. P. 
 Graflon, Hoyal, ensign uf militia. 
 
 GraOon, Thomas, captain of militia. 
 Hitines, Kov. M., Ohuroh of England. 
 llo)ig, Nicholas, waggon maker. 
 Hunter ('liarleH, sergeant of militik. 
 Hunter, James, J. I' and farmer. 
 Lundy, Frnnci!), farmer. 
 Mct^lnre, Wm., gouernl merohant. 
 MoKeown, Mr., shoemaker. 
 
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township o' 
 (iugaton, 49 
 
 ler. 
 
 n1 merchant. 
 
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 DERBY WEST— DIAMOND. 
 
 140 
 
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 barneas and 
 
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 f Richmond > 
 
 ISO. It hai 
 , 27 iiiilei. 
 
 ! 
 
 and hotel 
 crown land 
 :uerohanl. 
 
 Bilunted on 
 Population 
 
 I. 
 
 Moore, Robert, farmer. 
 
 Oll»er. Wm , farmer. 
 
 Pugh, Rev. Mr., Presbyterian. 
 
 Spar1iii|(, Johnson, ngricaltnral implemement maker. 
 
 Tilt, Jamea, ahoen^aker. 
 
 Tilt, John, shoemaker. 
 
 Tilt, John, barrister. 
 
 Vitte, (ieorge M., school teacher. 
 
 WILSON, WILLIAM, postmaster and hotel keeper. 
 
 DEVIZES, C. W.~ A post office in the township of London and East Riding of the county of Middlesex. 
 Uistuiit from the city of London, 17 miles. 
 
 ARMSTRONG, BENJAMIN, postmaster. 
 
 DEVON C. W. — A post Tillage in the township of Stercn and connty of Huron, chiefly settled by 
 emigmiits from Devonshire, England, situalod on the gravel rond from I.miiiuu to Uoderioh. Distant 
 from L'>ndon, 27 miles ; and from Ouderich, the county town, 33 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Parsons, J^hn, general merchant. 
 
 Prowty, Chester, teacher Grammar School. 
 
 Balknill, Arthur, blacksmith and waggon maker 
 
 Balknill, Jarors, hotel keeper. 
 
 Balknill, John, carpenter. 
 
 Bissett, Robert, brickmaker. 
 
 Carroll, Bartholomew, cooper. ' , 
 
 Essery, John, brickmaker. 
 
 Esscry, Joseph, flour and saw mills proprietor. 
 
 Grammar School, Chester Prowty, teacher. 
 
 Mitchell, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 STErilRNSON, JAMES, postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Trevithick, John, carpenter. 
 
 Trevitbick. Samuel, blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 Trevitt. Thomas, J. P. 
 Webber, George, shoemaker. 
 White, Robert, cooper. 
 
 DBWTTTVILLE, C. E.— A post tillage, situated on the Chafeauguav River, coonty of nunlingdoo, 
 founded in 1823. Distant from JIuutingduu, 6 miles; and Montreal, 41 miles. Population 15U. 
 
 Anderson, .Mexnnder, cotinty officer. 
 
 Batham, JanieM, cuxtoms olliecr. 
 
 Cameron, Archibald, builder. 
 
 Chisholm, Robert, J. P. 
 
 Davidson, .lames, saw mill owner. 
 
 Pewitt, Charles, J. P., saw mill owner. 
 
 bewilt, Jubez U., cabinet, waggon and agricultural 
 iniplement maker. 
 
 Dougherty, Michael, cabinet maker. 
 
 Fecoey, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Feeneu, JoHoph, waggon maker. 
 
 Qo-idry, Jiimes, k Co., saw and llour mill owners. 
 
 Gratcn, Michael, builder. 
 
 Iluglies. Felix, brieknmker. 
 
 HUNTINGDON JOURNAL, R. St A. Rowe, pub- 
 lishers. 
 
 Lucas, Hugh, waggon maker. 
 
 Lucas, John, general merchant. 
 
 Mr.Kwan, Fiiilay, school teficher. , , 
 
 Aiclvor, James, general mcreh^nt. 
 
 Morrison, John, clerk I)ivi.uon Court. 
 
 OI.IVKK, JOSEPH, pest nasler, general merchant, 
 
 aud hotel proprietor. 
 Rodgers, Robert, tustom.i officer. 
 Rowe, R. k A., publiMliorN Huntingdon Journal. 
 Stewart, Miss Elisabeth, milliner. 
 Stewart, Mitis Mary, milliner. 
 Tesdier, FranuiK, blaok.sniith. 
 Tessier, John, brickmaker. 
 
 To('d, John, shoemaker. , ' 
 
 Whitaker, Henry, carpenter. 
 
 DEXTER, C. W. — A post village in the township of Yarmouth and East Riding of the county of Elgin, 
 settled in t.ic year I8r)'). Has one dJHtriot school and one children's sohui)!. DiMt.uit from ,St Thomas, 
 the oounty town, 10 miles ; from tiparta, 4 miles ; aud from Union, ti miles. Pupulutiuu about 76. 
 
 COLLIER, WM., postmaster. 
 
 Erie Hotel, Jol'u Puffer, proprietor. 
 
 Fonlyce, Asr., J P. 
 
 Labran, Chiii'les, cooper and stave maker. 
 
 Lanny, John, J. P. 
 
 Leadbetter, Wm., broom manuraclurer. 
 StevenH, Hugh, boot and shoi-niaker. 
 Parker, WeHlngton, Miiok.siuith. 
 Pretfer, John, hotel keeper and cooper 
 
 DIAMOND, O. W.— A post village In the township of Fitiroy and county of (^arleton. It has one 
 Coninion .School. Distant from the city of Ottawa, 2 milus. Population about 200. 
 
 Aiken, George, blarksinith. 
 Cole, Waiter, blacksmith. 
 Dean, Wui., township councillor. 
 Emery, Rev. C. P. 
 
 Fetherstono, James, saw mill proprietor and town- 
 ship coiitioillor. 
 Fraser, John, general merchant, 
 Gabby, Walter, U, boot ami shoemaker. 
 Howard, Thomas, sen., hiaoksmltb. 
 
 Howiirl, Thomas, jun., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Ready, Moses, chair roaiiufikcturer. 
 
 Knady, .Samuel, chair manufacturer. 
 
 Neil, F. O., township assensor. 
 
 Neil, John, reeve. 
 
 Riohey. James, township counotllor. 
 
 Riddell, A., township treasurer. 
 
 ■Shields, John, pork packer iind inspector. 
 
 Sinclair, Rov. James, clergyman. 
 
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 ".dith, Wm. F., boot nnd oboeroaVer. 
 SteTeuaou, Samuel, J. P. 
 Story, Robert, towoHhip councillor. 
 Taylor, W. P., township clerk. 
 
 WALKbR, ROBERT, jun., postmaster, ami township 
 
 coUeiitor. 
 Young, Jusepb, carpenter and builder. 
 
 DICKINSON'S LANDING, C. W.— A Umirisbiug village on tbc Ui»er St Lawrence, at the head 
 of the Cornwnll Ciinal and Long Siinlt Hnpidn, in the township of Osnabruok aud county of 3tormont. 
 It is, also, a stalion on the Grand Trunk Kuilwuy. Distant from Cornwall, the county town, 10 miles; 
 from Montreal, 77 mile« ; and fiom Turuiito, 2i">0 miles. Daily mail aud money urJor uiCoe. Popa- 
 lation about 600. 
 
 Adams, Rtv. T., Weslcyan Methodist. 
 
 Adam», John, .?. <>. 
 
 Amo, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 
 Baker, Simon, deputy reeve. 
 
 Baker, Wm., general merchant. 
 
 Baker, Wm. II., township treasurer. 
 
 Bancroft, Ooorge, brickmaker. 
 
 Barnhr.rt, John ({., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Barnhart, Wm., cabinet luaker. 
 
 Barnbart, Wm. P., carpenter. 
 
 Bockus, John, township clerk. . i 
 
 Bockus, John J., J. P. 
 
 Braden, Henry, J P., geuoral merchant. 
 
 Brown, Jacob, farmer 
 
 Bullocl., R. K., iMistoms collector. 
 
 Carey, K. P., waggon maker. 
 
 Clark, Miss, mrlliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Clarke, Patrick, school teacher. 
 
 C'lrlirane, AVni., wvavcr. 
 
 COLQl'llOUN, WM, J.P., postmaster and geucral 
 
 merchant. 
 Dawson, .Folin, tanner an! curriT. 
 Delany, James A . agricultural implement maker. 
 Oo'' , Rev. R , Church of R<<niland. 
 Raman, Nichiilas, »aw mill proprietor. 
 Ferris. George, township councillor. 
 Fisher, J. H., blacksmith and waggon maimer. 
 Forbc", Potcr, brickmaker. 
 FulliM), Philip 11., tanner and currlor. 
 GafTney, (^barles, mason. 
 Oaffuey, Michael, tailor. 
 Garret, Rev. R,, Cliurch of Englaiid. 
 Gillard, Isaiali, blacksmith. 
 Grant, Edwin, saw mill proprietor. 
 Ilanes, Mrs., innkeeper 
 ilanrs, Wm., shoemaker, 
 UodgiuB, George, township reere. 
 
 Hutchins, James, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Ilutchins, Witlard, blacksmith. 
 
 Johnson, Thomas E., saddle and harness makcfr. 
 
 Latraoe, George, carpenter. 
 
 Love, Moses, cooper. 
 
 Markell, Jacob, farmer. 
 
 M.-irtin, Win., station master and expreiis agent. 
 
 Maxwell, Francis H., lumber merohunt. 
 
 Mc(Mpvcrly, Wm. J. general merchant. 
 
 .NU.Mullan, John, tailor. 
 
 McNarm, J. N., ftiruiture dealer, saddle and barnoM 
 
 maker. 
 McQuillan, Robert, shoemaker. 
 McQuillan, Wm , shoemaker. 
 Miller, Thos. H., school teacher. 
 Miller, Edwin, oabinct maker. 
 Monk, Ira, lumber merchant. 
 Morgan, Robert, township couAotllof. 
 Morgan, Wm , shoemuker^ 
 Muss, Solomon J., mason. 
 Parker, John, painter. 
 Purlsis, George, agent of Bible Society. 
 Ritnsom, Pavid, carpenter. 
 Southworth, W. L., general merchant. 
 Sioneboomer, Mrs., milliner and drussmaker. 
 Stuart, James FI., general merchant. 
 iStuiirt, James N., general merchant. 
 Stuart, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Stuart, John, grocer, b*ki'r and confectionel'. 
 Vaoalstine, Miss, milliner and dresHmaker. 
 Wngner, Wm. FT., M D., (.Iiysiulan and aurgeoik. 
 Waldorf, Jaooh, farniar. 
 Waterman, Mrs., innkeeper. 
 Wilson, John, landing waiter. , 
 
 Wuoil, Hiram, town«liip councillor. • 
 Wood, John H., founder and machinist. 
 
 DINGLE, O. W.— A flourishing post villaga situated on the River Maltland, In the townships of 
 Gri-j and Morris and county of llii.on, near ihu lino uf the iiulfalo and Lake Huron Railway. 
 I'lHiant fVom Goderiob, (ho county town, 80 miles ; from Hamilton, 95 roilea ; and IVom Toronto, 127 
 miles. Population about 500. 
 
 Armstrong, Wm., proprietor North American Hotel, 
 
 and livery stable keeper. 
 Dalluminr, Thomas, miisou and plasterer. 
 Baxter, Peter, cooper 
 Bayly & Duperou, blaeksaiithi. 
 Beoton, No'man, carpenter aud builder. 
 British Hotel, Simon Powell, proprietor. 
 Brown, Miss E., sehool tcaoher. 
 Carrol, E. R., general merchant. 
 ('liHpnian, H., shoemaker. 
 Code, John R., achotd teacher, 
 tf/'ormiick, John, cabim't maker. 
 Dli, Joseph, general merc'iant. 
 Dii. Mrs Joseph, milliner nrtd dressmaker. 
 Pndds, Matthew, tanner and currier. 
 Doyle, ^m.. tin and copper smith. 
 
 Eilmundson & IHmlth, saw mill ownem. 
 
 Evans, David, J. P. 
 
 Ga<ldis, Rev. J., New Connexion .Methodist. 
 
 Gerry, Benjamin, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Gordon, Rev. A., Bible Christian. 
 
 Graham, Jv>hii, aaloon keeper. 
 
 Grant, Alexander, carpenter and builder. 
 
 «j)RANT, WILLIAM, postmaster, geuoral merchant, 
 
 an>l township clerk. 
 Qrewar, .lolin, grocer, baker aniii confectioner. 
 Hall, John W , carpenter and builder. 
 Halladay, Thomas, farmer. 
 Ilawkcs, J. J., physician and surgeoA. 
 Hislop, John, lo-»uship treasurer. 
 Hudson, John ¥., saddle and harness maker. 
 Hunter, James, shoemaker. 
 
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 Ireland, John S., tanner and currier. 
 Ireland, Wm., weaver. 
 Kerr, Rev. J. W., insurance agent. 
 Knechtel, John A., tanner and currier. 
 Krench, Robert, potter. 
 Livingston, A. M., general merchant. 
 McCituley, John, tin and copper gmith. 
 McDonald. Peter, J. P. and township reete. 
 McNair, Alexanf'pr, eohool teacher. 
 Mooney, Win., J. P. 
 Morris, A. B., carpenter and builder. 
 Muir & Keid, general merchants. 
 North .\inerican Hotel, Wm. Armstrong, proprietor. 
 Oliphant, Wm., bouxe and sign pai.<ter 
 Pearson, Samuel, Hboemaker. 
 Powell, Simon, proprietor British Hotel, and lirery 
 ■table keeper. 
 
 Biobards, A. W., mason and plasterer. 
 
 Rtnhards, Mm. A. W., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Robson, ReT. Thomas, Wesleyan Melhodiiit. 
 
 R-'ss, R. W., general merchant. 
 
 Shaw, Inaao, blacksmith. 
 
 Sherridan, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 Slipper, John, shoemaker. 
 
 Small, Samuel, mercbnot tailor. 
 
 Smith, James, cabinet maker. 
 
 Stephenson, S. K, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Stewart, Daniel, school tCHcber. 
 
 Stewart, Peter, photogrnphio artist 
 
 Vanostone, W. & J , flour, grist, & saw mill own's. 
 
 Wallace, Mungo, Hhoemakcr. 
 
 Whitting, David, bliicksraith. 
 
 Wynne, John, cnrriogu and wnggonmaker. 
 
 Youug, Rev. W. C., Presbyterian. 
 
 DONliGAIi, C. W. — A post village ill the tnwasliipof Elraa and county of Perth. It has one common 
 school. Distant from Stratford, the county town, 'iu miles. Population, about 60. 
 
 Armstrong, Rev. J , Wesleyan Methodist, 
 FOSTKR, JOllN R., J. P., postoaaster. 
 
 Roe, Samuel, deputy reeve. 
 
 Sandertion, Rev. J., Wesluyan Methodist. 
 
 DOON, C. W. — A post village in the township and county of W,.terIoo, and situated on the Grand 
 River. Distant from ilerliu, the cuuntv town, 6 wiles; liumilton, 30 miles ; and from Toronto, 60 
 miles. Daily mail. Population about 260. 
 
 Airth, James, laborer. 
 
 Anderson, J. R.. blauksmith. 
 
 Daycr, J. S., shoemaker. . „ .. 
 
 Beck, F., farmer. 
 
 Uiion, M. R., flax mill owner, 
 
 Browmnn, J. C, ompentcr. , 
 
 Doon (Intel, M. Wiit'iing, keeper. 
 
 Ferrie, Hon. A., propxietor Doon Hotel, saw and 
 
 flour mill owner. 
 QEDUES, J. D , pnstmaster and general merchant. 
 IlHrri^", tleorge, laborer. 
 Ushderson, Wm., boaier. 
 
 Jamison, Andrew, proprietor Liou flot«l. , . ,. ... 
 Johnoon, ,Iohn, sawyer. 
 Kerr, Wm, physician and SdrgeoB. 
 Kiiiiio, Mrs. John, farmer. ,, • 
 
 Kiuzie, J. L., farmer. 
 Lion Hotel, Andrew .'amison, proprietor. 
 
 Linergo'id 
 
 Wm., sawyer. 
 Moi^t-niie, Rev. M., Presbyterian. 
 Muirhead & ()e(td«<i<, general merchants. 
 Ollen, Wm.. gentleman. 
 Osborne. Wm., millor, flour and feed dealer. 
 Orr, R., farmer. 
 Riddu, Joshua, carpenter. 
 
 Savpii, James, ciioper. . .. 
 
 Slee, Thoma!«, plasterer, mason, and farmer. . , 
 Slrigler, Mr., shiiiglv maker. 
 Strong, R., farmer. 
 
 Tilt, John, briek and rail maker. - - ,". . .- 
 
 Walker, J. 
 
 Walker, R. E , nawyer. 
 
 Watson, U , dyer, scourer, and woollen mill owner. 
 Watuon, JamoH, saw mill owner. 
 Wilfong, M., keeper Doon Hotel. 
 
 DORAN, C. W. - A small post village in the towntliip of iJathurst and county of Lanark, near the lino 
 uf the Urookville and Ottawa Railway. Distant from Perth, ute county town, 16 miles. Populstiua 
 about 60. 
 
 Bennett, Edward, farmer. 
 
 llonneti, Richnnl, J P. and farmer. 
 
 Burnett, John, i&our and feed dealer. 
 
 DORAN, Wm., posinasicr. general uMiroliant and 
 
 mill owner. 
 Edwards, Aaron, hotel keeper. 
 
 I'llxpntriak, Miohael, bronm maker. 
 Klenthig, Edward, blucksmitli. 
 Lee. Rivliard, farmor. 
 Met 'aba, John, farmer. 
 Mtirphy, John, shoemaker. 
 White, Francis, tailor. 
 
 DORCHSSTBR, C, W.— A post village, commonly called Putnamville. situated on Big Creek, In the 
 townitliip of North Doi-obeDter std cuunty uf .Middlesex. Distaut (rum London, 10 miles; from 
 Hamilton, 07 miles, and from the line of the Great Western Railway, 1 mile. Population about 150. 
 
 Choate, John, J. P. MILNR, A., general merchant (see card, p. 164). 
 
 Clayton, Iliuhnrd, waggon maker, 
 rrnik, James, carp)>nter ad builder. 
 Punclfts, Wm., grocer, 
 Oraliaiii, Murdoch A , caliiurt roakor. ) 
 Meuherriok, John, biaohsmlth. 
 
 PUTNAM, THOMAS, J. P., postmaster, flouf, grist 
 
 and saw nillls proprietor. 
 Robertson, Miss C A., sohool teacher, 
 llouoh, Eliinson, liliickfrnitb. 
 Smith, John, shoemaker. 
 
 LEAXUi^U llOSli, QSOBGB A. DANA. MANUFACIUUea. (I3«t Card. p. t)8.) 
 
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 DORCHESTER STATION— DRAYTON. 
 
 DOBCHESTER STATION (Edwardsburg) C. W. — A mtitt post Tillage, sitaated in th« 
 townitbip of Dorchester nml oouniy of Middleitex, and a station on the Great Western Kallwajr. 
 DiHtant from London, lU miles ; and from Ingersoll, 10 uiilea. I'opulation of township 400. 
 
 Cartwright, W. T., J. P. 
 
 Chittick, Francis, boot and shoomaker. 
 
 Dcsnarrea, Rer. .1. C, Episcopal Church. 
 
 Dibb, Wm., stave mill. 
 
 Kcolf stone, J., tailor. 
 
 IIARDV, JOSEPH A., J. P. and poitmaster. 
 
 Huffman, C., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Hunt, James, blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 
 McCall, ReT. Mr., Piesbjrterian. 
 
 Mitchell, Joseph, blackitmith. 
 
 Parker, Alexander, flour mill. 
 
 Snell, Mr., cooper. 
 
 Tucker, Rev. Samuel, Episcopal Methodist. 
 
 DOUGLAS, C. W. — A post Tillage situated on the Bonnecht>r« riTcr, in the township of nromlft^ and 
 county of UeiitVer, and is about the centre of the county. This place was laid out about ten yeara 
 ago, by J. U. Mnlloch, Esq., and is rapidly increasing buth in wealth and population. Thtrre i« every 
 encourngeraent given to mechanics nixi others, iluitirous of settling here. Distsnt from Ottawa City, 
 about 75 miles ; and abour the same distance from Perth, the county seat of the united counties of 
 Lanark and Renfrew. Population about 200. 
 
 Andrews, John T., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Bell, Andrew, agent Provincial luburnuce Company, 
 flutir, grist and saw mill owner. 
 
 BELL, A. W., postmaster, clerk of 7th Division 
 Court for united counties of Lanark and Renfrew, 
 collection agent, notary public and estate agent 
 fsee card, p. 164). 
 
 Bell, (Horge, general merchant. 
 
 Billed^, Joseph, cooper. 
 
 Eoland, Ihos. IT., general merchant. 
 
 Cameron, Donald, general merchant. 
 
 Campbell. Rev. Thomas, (Church of England. 
 
 Chanonhouse, John, physician. 
 
 Cooper, Lewis, gentlrman. 
 
 Cross, Charles, fanning mill mnnufnotnrer. 
 
 Culbertson, Bulton, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Culbertsnn, Thomas, bailiff. 
 
 Dewar, Daniel, blacksmith. 
 
 Fergusoc, Duncan, gentleman. 
 
 Oilobrist, Peter, miller. ' ,-» 
 
 Uroves, John, grocer. 
 
 Groves, Wm., hotel keeper. ' 
 
 Hazi'Uon, John, chair nianu'aotnrer. 
 
 Hollinger, John, hotel keeper. 
 
 Maitland, Stewart, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Matthews Robert, carpenter. 
 
 McQibbons, Miss, teacher. 
 
 McLeod, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 MoPherson, Angus, carpenter. 
 
 Mitchell, .\lexander, tiacher. '•- ' 
 
 Philip, Robert, oiirpcuter. 
 
 Ritchie, Janiex, blncksmilb. 
 
 SerHon, Wm. R., boot and shoemaker. ' 
 
 Smith, Robert R., ^ P., warden for the^ united 
 
 counties of Lunark and Renfrew. 
 Stocks, Jsmes, briokmaker. 
 Htoney, John .'., carpenter and builder. 
 Thompson, Mrs. S., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 DOUGLASTOWW, C. E. -A post vilUgo in the township of Douglas, niid county of Ga»p<^. It hai 
 one common schuul, Distant from Quebec about 460 miles. Population about 60. 
 
 Carly, BcrnaH, J. P. 
 
 Cl.-vrke, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Lindsay, William, architect and gv'nerat merchant. 
 
 Kiool, P. J., carpenter. 
 
 Roy, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Scott, Daniel, carpenter 
 
 VKIT, CHARLES, postmaster and geu'l merchant 
 
 Winter, Rev. A., Clergyman. 
 
 DOVER SOUTH, C, W.-A post villain: •- the township of Dover and county of Kent. Settled 
 about tht> year ISOil. Distant irom Chatham, miles. Population ai>out 7r>. 
 
 BARILLIER, CHARLES, J. P, postmaster. 
 Caincourt Inn ; John Cruiop, propristor. 
 Cliarron, Athenase, innkeeper. 
 Chftrron, Andrew, sen., chair mannfactnrer. 
 Crump, John, innkeeper. 
 
 Dover South Inn ; Athaiiase Charron, proprietor. 
 Foot, 0. W., township reeve 
 Francis, Robert, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Raynel, Rev. Juht, Roman C^athotiu. 
 Raymond, Raymond, blacksmith. 
 
 DRAYTON. C. W,— A village in the township of Peel and Maryborough and north riding of the 
 county of Welliugtou. It haa been settled about I8yeiir». and has one common school and one private 
 or girl's school. Distant from Guelph, 27 miles ; and from ilamilton, 58 mile.t. Population ubout 250. 
 
 Adams, Rev. Eara, Wesleyan Methodist, issuer of 
 
 marrisge lioennes. ooniuiisHiouer in It. R. 
 Barsby, Thoinas. tailor. 
 Boyes, Kicbard, hotel keeper. 
 Calkins, W S , hotel kt'e,)er. 
 Dales, R, P., pump makei- and uonslablo. 
 
 Deable, Hi'nry, cabinet maker. 
 
 Done, Jacob, b!ii<<ksiiuth. 
 
 Ely, Lemuel, tailor hu*I constable. 
 
 Et'KLlN, J.\Mi:S, postmaster, cabinet maker, ooa- 
 
 vcyaucer, &o. 
 Emea, 8. P., M. D., physician and surgeon. 
 
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 ibuut 250. 
 
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 Pipcher, George, boot and gboemaker. 
 Fraiee. Rot. E. W., Wenlcyan Methodiit. 
 Oilchriet, John, blacksmith. 
 Gordon, T. H., blacksmith. 
 OreaTes, Mr., general merchant. 
 MarAhall, Stephen, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Murton, Thomae, oarringe and waggon maker. 
 Noeeker, Lewis Alwin, carpenter and builder. 
 
 OwenH, Thne. J., flour, grist, and saw mill prop. 
 
 Hoache, Franklin, M. D., physician and aorgeon. 
 
 Spnfford flen. C , architect. 
 
 Smith, Alfred, cooper and stave makef. 
 
 Smith, George, rabinet maker. 
 
 Smith, R. A., general merchant. 
 
 White, Thomas, tnnner, hide and leather dealer. 
 
 Wortley, W. C, general merchant. 
 
 DRESDEN, C. W. — A flonrishing post tillage in the Gore of the township of Dawn nnd connty of 
 Kent, Hituated on the east branch of the Sydenham River, i>.nd at the bead of navigation of that Btreaai, 
 Distant from Chatham, the county town, 16 miles. Population 360. 
 
 Black, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Rrodie, Thomas, brickmaker. 
 
 Carroll, Mrs. Wm., milliner. 
 
 Carroll, Wro., carpenter. 
 
 Clark, Kev. Wm., clergyman. 
 
 Craig, John & Fred., saw mdl proprleton. 
 
 Fairobild, Rev. J. F., clergyman. 
 
 Grimes, Hnuuel, Rhoemakcr and tanner. 
 
 Green, Geo., trunk, sash and door maker. 
 
 Hall, J-iHeph H., carpenter. 
 
 Hannon, Henry, waggon maker. 
 
 Hart, James, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Hicks, Samuel, ...ilor. 
 
 lligate, Mrs., milliner. ~>~- 
 
 Ilodden, Rev., olorgyman. 
 Holinga worth, J. H., general merchant. 
 Ilore, Ur. R. C , paper manufaoturei. 
 Howard, Vhtlander, flour mill. 
 Howard, Seth, bl-iokamith. 
 Hu(;lies, Rev. Thomas, clergyman. 
 Kitchen, I' II., general merchant. 
 MoGuinn, Robert, hotel keeper. 
 McQinuis, Mrs., milliner. 
 
 McDonnell, .lohn, J. P. 
 
 Miinnt, Albert, carpenter. 
 
 Neadows, D. fl., cabinet and chair maker. 
 
 NelliH, Wm., saddle and harneBS maker. 
 
 Rice, Miss, milliner. 
 
 Rollins, C. II., bxker. 
 
 Soarlott, Wm., cabinet maker. 
 
 Simpion, IrA. B , village officer and shoemaker. 
 
 Smith, Miss, milliner. 
 
 Smith, Thomas T., harness maker. 
 
 Sloiir. Jacob, shoemaker. 
 
 Tn-rice, Alexanler, carpenter and waggon maker. 
 
 Treriee, Johti, blnok-mith. 
 
 Wallace, David, clerk third division court. 
 
 Wat.-ion, A. & C I'., general merchant>i. 
 
 WATHON. C p., pot master and general merobani. 
 
 WatHon. Juhn A., hotel keeper. 
 
 Webster, Mrs. M. K., general storekeeper. 
 
 West, John, shoemaker. 
 
 WiiliHton, Fiederick, Nboemaker. 
 
 Windover, Thomas, carpenter. 
 
 Wright, John & David, saw mill proprietora. 
 
 DRUMBO, C. W. — A village situated in the township of nienheim and connty of Oxford, North Rid!n|^. 
 It in astatioti nn the Hotfalo and Lake Huron Railway. The Divinion t^ourt is held here. Distant from 
 Woodstock, the county town, 18 miles ; from Toronto, 7U miles ; from Paris, miles ; from Hamilton, 
 8'J mile»': from Stratford, 24 miles; and from Buffalo, N. Y., 92 miles. Daily mail. I'upulatio* 
 about 250. 
 
 Allen, George, plasterer and mason. 
 
 Allen, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Arm.il rong, .Mtttander, farmer. 
 
 Bailey, Mrs. Funny, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Bailey, Wm., jeweller and watchmaker. 
 
 Bolilwin, Itiiberi, boot ami shoemaker 
 
 Barr, U B., oabir.et maker, upholsterer, and 
 
 uiiilertaker. 
 Itasti-ndolf. .)uhu T'., tailor and clothier. 
 Bee, Rev. Wm . Primitive MethodiHt. 
 Blenheim Motel, Fay & Duniarn, proprietora. 
 Drown, Atuton H., tanner and ourriur. 
 Browc, Charles, soap and caualu factory 
 Brown, 8. D. , planing mill, foundry and machine 
 
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 Burgess, Francis, road inspector and farmer. 
 
 urgeis, lidin, oonvtahle 
 Burgess, J. Li., insuranue agent. 
 Burton, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 CANADA r.lFE A-SgiTiANCb; t OMPANV, Wedey 
 
 Hiiwell, agent 
 Caprou, .lohn B., shw mill owner. 
 Central Hotel, Thomas Cray, prtiprietor. ,, 
 
 Chipmat\, John, till and copper Nroith. 
 Clatie, Stewart, laborer 
 Glar'j, Uoorge W.,- farmer. 
 
 Clark, John, cabinet maker. 
 Clotworlhy, Rev. Wm.. E(iiscopal Church. 
 Cdiitiff, Alexander, oonntHljlo and plasterer. 
 Cowan, Thomas, bailiff. 
 
 Daniels. Jaoob, saddle, harness, and trunk maker. 
 Dickson. Robert, tailor an 1 clothier. 
 K.llis, I H., butcher. 
 
 Fxchaugu Hotel, Wm. Vandorlip. proprietor. 
 Fay & Demar.t. proprietors Blenheim HolfL 
 Fear, Kev. Samuel, Wcslejan Methodist. 
 Fransom, T. Qardiiur 
 
 Fry, Christian, gaw uii'l owner. j .^ 
 
 Gray. Wm H, carpenter and bnilder. ,, . 
 
 Gray, Thomas, proprietor ('entral Hotel. 
 Greenfleld, James, carpenter and brilder. 
 Griffith, laaan, farmer. "^ ^J^', 
 
 Harrsion, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 Hazell, James, mail contractor. 
 Hiuks, Mio* A , teacher ladies' school. . * 
 
 Hill. It. T , general merchant. 
 Hii^ell, Wesley, J. P., insurancn agent, 
 ilowell k iliitton, flour mill proprietors. 
 Ilutton, Joseph A.. lumber and general mcrchanl. 
 Laidlaw, Aniirew, farmer. 
 
 Landen, W. ({., J. I'., insurance k real estate agent, 
 and olerk of seocudl division court 
 
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 BRTGO'8 BLAOK OIL is aoknowledged, by all who haTe used it, to be anperiortoGargltng Oil, or anj 
 othor Medicine Doir hefbro the pablic, for Braises, Scalds, Cuts, Qalls and Fresh Woundf uf all kindii 
 Sprains, Frost Bites. Wind Oalls, Lameness, Foundered Feet, Weakness oC Joints, Contraction of th« 
 Muscles, Kxternal Poisons, Scratches or Grease Bites of Animals, Cramps, and many other diseases inoi' 
 dent to Horses, Cattle, and Human Flesh. Sold by all Druggists and Country Dealers generally. 
 
 O. C. BRIGOS, GENERAL AGENT, HAMILTON, C. W. 
 
 Poatniaatarf Coaualaalouer la B> Hm * OenarsI Dealar In aU klnala af I<*mlMr» drain * IftrrrhnMiWwi 
 
 Notary Putlie CnnTryaucer, Cnromliiilcmer In <)iiecni'* Bench, Ac, luuer of MarriaKn LWniui, Clerk of tlw Sevrath UMiion Conrt 
 for tho I'uttetl Cnunlleaiif UtDirk snd Ranftwr, Prntmnsler, A«. DOUOLAS, Oooaty of Beafrew, C. W. 
 
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 Dealer in Drj (lood^ Oroceries, Uquora, Hardware, Boot* and Shoe*, Drugr, MinliriDef, ftc, He., of which acantfilcite mnrtmmt is 
 alwaya kept on liind. PDTNAMVILLB, DorohMler F. O., O, W. 
 
 JA.MES McKENZIE, 
 
 DRUGGIST, EXniESS AG£NT, AND MANAOEIl MONTREAL TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 
 
 DR U M BO, C. W. 
 
 
 DBUMMOND VILLE, C.W. 
 
 APlTHUIl L. ELLIS, P»ROPRIETOR. 
 
 GEORGE J. DUNCAN, 
 
 Dealer In XnMeif. OeBtii', A ChiMniu'n BOOTS, SBOBB It OAITEBS, aROOEBIXS, OBOOKERY * BARTHEMWARZ^ 
 
 Fancy Oo'xlii, Toyi, Iiidia-Knbbur Ouuda, Ilitir Ulli, I'ttrfumsry, Patent MwllcinHe, Schixil Bmikii aui] MtnU<'U«ry. 
 
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 A\^ILLI_A.M RUSSELL, " 
 
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 TRY RRTOG'S MAGIC RBLIBf, and if you are not satisfiuJ after using the contents of one bottle, tha 
 purchaser may return the bottle to the Agent, who will in all oases refund tha money. It will oaro 
 Intiammatiou, Tie Doloreaux, Neuralgia, ('bolio. Sore Thniiit, Chilblains, Cramp in the Stcimnoh, Painter'! 
 Cholic, i'leurisy. Cramp, Cholera Mor'us, Pains in the Rreast or Side, Lumbago, Cholers, D;'seatery, and 
 in short it is the Family Medicine. Sold by alt 1>ealer8 in Medicines. Price ibo. 
 
 Q. C. BRIGGS, OKNERAl. AGENT, HAMILTON, C '» 
 
 WIIiHAM TAIT & CO., 
 
 Manufacturers of Cradles, Snaths, Rakes, Hames, Washboards, Mop, Fork, Tloe and Broom Handles, 
 
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 EDS ON KEMP, B. A., B. C.L., 
 
 ADVOCATE, BARBISTBB AND ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. 
 
 49^ cnuicnoNB rin(CTUAu.T ATTsiTDaa n, DUNHAMf 0« K. 
 
 MOWING MA(;HIN£S, BILLWQTON a FORSYTH, MANUFACTURERS. (See Card, p. 158.) 
 
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 Lench, Richnrd, laborer. 
 Loekhart, Wm., laborer. 
 Mann, Robert S., J. P.. general mcrohatit, ssw mill 
 
 owner bihI lumber merchaut. 
 Markie, AK-xander 8., blacksmith. 
 Murtin, Walter, J. P. 
 Martin, W. H., resident farmer. 
 Maynnnl, DnviJ, |iiioiogrRph artint. 
 McKKN/IK, JAMES, postmanter, drngulet, e¥pre88 
 
 agent and manager Montreal telegraph office (gee 
 
 curd, p. 154). 
 McKcrlie, Duvid, laborer. 
 MoLean, ICobert, J. P., teacher coniiuon Bobool No. 
 
 II, Bletilieim. 
 McPlierBon, Jumes, houce and sign painter. 
 Miller, Hurry, Kaw mill owner and lumber merchant, 
 filler, Oliver, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 MONTREAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY, Jamat 
 
 I McKenxie, manager (see card, p. 154). 
 : Miirna, Harry. J. P. and farmer. 
 I Murray, Alexander, general merchant and luaher 
 dealfr. 
 
 Patnn, Rcr. Geo., liaptitt. 
 
 Peck. Almon, carpenter ami builder. 
 
 Pollock, John, bilker and eonfeotioner. 
 
 Riigem, James, blaekarolth. 
 
 Rounds. JnmeR it , pliy!<ician. 
 
 Penton, .lolin, retired. 
 
 Stephenson, George, Ktation master Buffalo and Laka 
 Huron Kiiilway. 
 
 Stctenson, Wm., brickmaker. 
 
 Vanderlip, Wm., proprietor F.xobango Hotel. 
 
 Whitby, Samuel, farmer^ 
 
 Whittrick, Wm., maaoa. f» «.'.,.' 
 
 DRUMMOTTDVILLE, C. E.— Is the county 'own of the county of Drummond, bcaufifolly situated 
 in the towii»hip of Uritntham. on the hanks of the river St. Francin, in the rich copper region of the 
 Eantern Townships. It was first founded in the year IBIT), as a military settlement by the late F. G. 
 Heriut, then Colonel of the Canadian Voltigeurs. Distant from Actou Station, 21 miles ; and from 
 KicLoiond Station, 24 miles. Population about 4oU. 
 
 Bellerille, Edward, carpenter and builder. 
 
 B<\rard, P. A., physician and B«irgeoD. 
 
 Blais, Pierre, general merchant. 
 
 Blanchiird, Louis, general uierchiint. 
 
 Blanchurd, Captiiin .loseph, sccountant. 
 
 Bleaa, Pierre, OHrpenter and builder. 
 
 Boisvcrt, I'lrueHt, accuautant. 
 
 Boisvert, Joseph, J P., lumber merchant. 
 
 Boidvert, Joseph & Son., general merchants. 
 
 Bandy, A. D., biinistcr, sttoruey, &c. 
 
 Beauregard, Demase, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Brown, .Mrs., niiMo teuchor. 
 
 Brown, Wiiiler, accountant and bailiff. 
 
 Carina, John, builder. 
 
 Caya, Antoinc, blituksmith. 
 
 Ciiya, Fei'linnml. baker and ooufeclioner, 
 
 Caya, TritUu J., clerk division court. 
 
 Cooke, Valentine, lumber merchant. 
 
 Cox, Col Ednmud, registrar. 
 
 DenoyerB, T., barrister, attorney. &o. 
 
 Bitberatx, Pierre, Imker and confectioner. 
 
 Uube, Edward, tailor. 
 
 Gagnon, llonori-, aotel keeper. 
 
 Gagnon, Honui-, jun,, livery stable proprietor. 
 
 Gagnon, Joiin, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Glode, L(-on, brickmaker. 
 
 Qunn, John, brickmaker. 
 
 Ilemmiiig, E. J., barrister, attorney and general 
 
 agent. 
 Hemming, 11. R, J P. 
 Intrers, tluillaume, bailiff. 
 
 Irwin, Patrick, general merohaot. 
 
 Jones, .Sninuel, hoot and shoomakar. 
 
 Jones, Wm., blacksmith. ^ 
 
 Kilborn, H F., teacher. 
 
 Lemire, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Leonard, J. T., barrister, attorney, &o. 
 
 Loly, J. B. L , hotel Keeper. 
 
 Lord. Raphael, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Magill, Rev. J. G , B.A., Church of England. 
 
 Mansenu, J. L. G., general merchant and notary 
 public. 
 
 McCaig, ThomaH, oabinot maker, carpenter Mid 
 builder. 
 
 MnLeod, Nermivn, liMnber merchant. 
 
 Menut, Miss Hannah, milliner and dresi maker. 
 
 MILLAR, JAMES, postmaater. 
 
 Vlillar, R. J., general agent, deputy registrar, ao4 
 secretary and treasurer of county oouucil. 
 
 Piootiii, Jacques, boot and shoemitker. 
 
 Prince, Rey. J. 0., Roman Catholio. 
 
 Ri^no, G , sadtllo and harness maker. 
 
 Sbeppard, Hon. Wni., crown land agent. 
 
 Short, Hon. Edward, county judge. 
 
 Steele, Andrew, accountant. 
 
 Steele, Vim. .M., potter. 
 
 Watts, R. N., J .1'., mayor, saw and flour mills pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 Welcli, Archy, cabinet tanker, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Welch, John, hotel keeper. 
 
 Wright, Miss Jaue, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 DRUMMONDVILLB. C. W.— A very pleasantly situated tillage In the township of Stamford and 
 county of Wellnncl, slid within roar of the Falls, and distant therefrom I mile; Suspension Bridge, 'i 
 mi! s. .uuils daily, with money order ufUce. Population 550. 
 
 Bowman, Jumes, carpenter. 
 
 Brown, Edward, deputy reeve aad baker. 
 
 Brown, George, dentist. 
 
 Bryce & Wills, merehants. 
 
 CALL AG HAN, JAMES, sedd)« and harnesa maker. 
 
 CANADA LIFE A8SURA.NCE CO., Peter Kerr, agt. 
 
 Chadwieki B , merchant. 
 
 Clark, Daniel, llonr depot 
 
 Colbert, John, carpenter. 
 
 Cole, C. J., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 (lole, G. E , marble worker. 
 
 Cole, Mrs., general atom. 
 
 ('ole, ThomaH, boot and •faoamaker. 
 
 '*>ilton, G., carpenter. 
 
 DUNCAN, O J., general merchant (see card, p. 164). 
 
 ELLIS, ARTHUK L.. propri(U>r Nalienal Hutel (laa 
 
 card, p. 151). 
 Evans, John, proprietor Exchange HoteL 
 Forbos, Mrs , milliner and dreNNiiiuker. 
 Hartraan, Jacob, saddler. 
 
 MILL MACUINBRT, JOHN QARTIBORB, MANUFACTURBR. (Sm Card, p, 168.) 
 
156 
 
 DRUM MONDVILLE— DUNBARTON. 
 
 ii 
 
 necly, R'ohard, township olerK. 
 Ingles, Re? C L., Cburoh of England. 
 Kerr, Her. P., Weslryan, insar. agent & postmaster. 
 Kick, M., pioprietor International Uotei. 
 Maclcay, Wm., m«rcbaDt. 
 Ma!>on, Jacob, carriage factory. 
 McPhersoii, L., ree»o. 
 Monie, A., nabinet mnlcer. 
 
 NATIONAL HOTEL, Arthur L. Ellis, proprietor 
 (see card, p. 164). 
 
 Pyper, A. & J., carriage makers. 
 
 RUSSELL, WILLIAM, ale and porter brewery (s 
 
 onrd. p. 154). 
 Scoit, Tbomas, blacksmith. 
 Secord, C. P., common school teacher. 
 Smith, George, carpenter. 
 Wakefield, Rer. John, Methodist. 
 Wallace, Rer. A., Presbyterian. 
 Whistley, B., blackHmith 
 WoodrafF, J. C., general merchant. 
 
 $h n 
 
 DUART, C. W. — A post Tillsge in the township •-' Oxford, county of Kent, contsininp one Common 
 School and two Churches. Distant from Chatham, the county seat, 30 mile:) ; from London, 60 miles. 
 Population 300. 
 
 Bowman, Andrew, waggon maker. 
 Bryden, Robert, blacksmith. 
 Bycroft, James, shoemaker. 
 Conklam, W., blacksmith. 
 Oruyham, John, saw mill. 
 Duncan, Thomas, carpenter. 
 Dunlop, John, blacksmith. 
 George, Richard, cabinet maker. 
 Ge.«ner, John S., general merchant. 
 Hewson, John, waggon maker. 
 IlewsoD, Wm., cooper. 
 Johnston, George, carpenter. 
 
 Johnstone, Thomas, saw mill. 
 
 Knebs, Phillip, snildle and harness maker. 
 
 Lcutch, James, hotel keeper. 
 
 McArthur, .)»hn A., flour and grist mills. 
 
 McCallum, Edward, general merchant. 
 
 McLaren, Daniel, carpenter. 
 
 Poor, John, general merchant. 
 
 Schiiidler, F X., tailor. 
 
 TAIT, JAMES, postmaster and general «tore. 
 
 TAIT, Wm., & Co., general merchants, cliair, cab- 
 inet, agricultural implements, and hoot aud shoa- 
 makors and dealers (see card, p. 164). 
 
 DUDSWELLf C. E. — A village and township in the county of Wolfe, on the moil route betwrnn 
 tjiicbca and Sherbrnoke. The soil in the township is excellent, and otFers in lti'.'eBiCrit.i Ui t^iiii^i niii>4 
 equal to any in Canada E^vst. It has an inexhauHtable supply of limestone and of white and 
 variegated marble. Distant from Sherbrooke, 20 miles. Daily mail. Population of the township 
 about 760. 
 
 Bishop, B. C, flonr, grist and saw mills proprietor. 
 
 Bratel, Chas , blacksmith. 
 
 Braxel, Mrs. C, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Chapman, Rev. T. S., Church of England. 
 
 Cunningham, II., collecting agent. 
 
 Davis, Thomas, general merchant and iusuranoe 
 
 agent. 
 EVANS, i^ERAH, postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 Gavin, S., cabinet maker. 
 
 Ilebert, 8. C, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 MciGuire, T., b'ftckamith. . 
 
 .Munkittrick, Chas., shoemaker. 
 
 Munkittrick, James, shoemaker. 
 
 Stanstead and Sherbrooke Mutual Insurance Co., 
 
 Thos. Davis, agent. 
 Willard, 8. S., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 1 
 
 DUNANY, C. E. — V post village situated In the township of Wentworth nnd county of ArgenteaiL 
 Distant from Lachute, the county town, 8 miles. Population of township about &U0. 
 
 Aiken, Hugh, sboemnker. 
 
 Barron, Thomas, jun., clerk division court. 
 
 Cruse, Peter, woi ."or. 
 
 Curren, Jane, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Curren, Robert, mason. 
 
 Griffin, Rev. Joseph, church of England. 
 
 Man, James, mason. 
 
 Smith. James, blHrksmith. 
 
 SMITH, SAMlJKii, J. P., mayor, postmaster, and 
 
 land agent. 
 Stephenson, James, township secretary and collect* 
 
 ing ngeut. 
 
 i 
 
 DUNBABTON, C. W.- 
 
 uboul the year 1863. It 
 Population about 1*20. 
 
 -A post village in the ti.'Wuship of Pickering and county of Ontario, settled 
 has uuo common school. Distant from Whitby, the oouuty town, <J milof. 
 
 Behan, Patrick, tanner. - ' '• 
 
 Breanan, Robert, customs offlcor. 
 
 Doyl«, Henry, geueral merchant. 
 
 Duyle, Owen, bout and shoemaker. 
 
 Dunbar, Alex^vuder, carriage, waggon and ikgrioul- 
 
 tural implement manufacturer. 
 Dunbar, Wm., sen., J. P. 
 Dunbar, Wm.,blaoksmithand agricultural implement 
 
 manufWcturer. 
 Edwards, Wm , carpenter. 
 
 Falconer, James, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Ilunder'on, Tbomas, carpenter. 
 
 Kemp, John, miller. 
 
 Kennedy, Rev. Alexan<ier, Presbyterian. 
 
 Liverpoiil House, H.S-jrt Seeker, proprietor. 
 
 .\lilne, James, t'\i.'' , 
 
 Muir, Wra., tans. . 
 
 PARKER, JOHN, J. P., gcuoral merchant 
 
 insurance agent. 
 Piier, Wm., constaUe. 
 
 und 
 
 STUMP MACHINES, BILMNOTON & FORSYTH, MANUFACTURERS. (See Card, p. 168.) 
 
 
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 167 
 
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 ud sUoe- 
 
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 it nnd 
 
 Becker, Robert, hotel keeper. 
 Tail Qeorge, Dotarj pabMe. 
 Trupp, TbomM, general mercbaDt. 
 
 Tuoker, Dr., phyAician and surgeon. 
 Wood, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 DUNCRIXSFi C. W. — A post Tillage situated in the township of Lobo and county of Middlfsex, in 
 the CHutre of a good farmtug district, ami on a never-failing stream. Distant 16 miles from London; 
 and 12 miles from Strathroy. Pupulatiou about 75. 
 
 Allen, Robert, general merchant " » ' 
 
 Armsifrong. Wm., blacksmith. 
 U,\UNE.S, JAMKS, postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 Campbell, Donald, cabinet maker. 
 
 Charlton, Joseph, flunr and grioi, mill proprietor. 
 F.ysh, E , miller. 
 
 Henderson, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 Park, Wm., carpenter and builder. . 
 
 DT7NDALK, C. W.- -.^ post village, in the township of Melancthon and county of Orey, settled about 
 the yenr IHoO. There are three uummon schools in the neighbourhood. Distant from Owen Bound, 
 the county town, 44 mile^ ; and from Toronto, about 76 mil> e Population about 120. 
 
 Bell, Robert, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Bowler, Win., tailor. 
 
 Corhetl, .lames, hotel keeper. 
 
 EiikiuM, (^'laudius, general merchiint & hotel keeper. 
 
 Faniierf' lun, ClaudiuN Eakins proprietor. 
 
 GKEV, E1.1A8 B.. poslma.sier. 
 
 JohiistDn, Kev. Richard, (/burch of England. 
 
 McDowell, John, J. P. 
 
 McKee, Thomas, hotel keeper. 
 
 Mulhuliand, James, aM^islaiit postmaster. , - 
 
 Norvel, John, black.Hinith. 
 
 Oldfield. Michael, druggist. 
 
 Royal Exchange Hotel. Thomas McKee, proprietor. 
 
 Speed the Plough Hotel, Jauies Curoett, proprietor. 
 
 Willis, Isaac, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 DXJNDAS, C W.-An incorporated town in the townMiip of West Flamboro and county of Wentworth, 
 siiuutcd at the head of the Dei<jiirJin's Canal, and in the centre of a rich agri' ullural region. There 
 are iimiiy manufactories in and a'ouiid Dandas, and the facilities afforded ''or this purpose arc scarcely 
 equalled in the Province, as its water power is almost uulimited. It contains many elegant Imildiugs, 
 boih public and private, and being in a liealttiy situatiun, and surrounded by un-oirpassed rural scenery, 
 is a desirable place for private residences. It has a first cU'is station on the Ureal Western Railway, 
 and is distant troin Hainilion, Smiles; from London, 79 miles: auil from Suspension Bridge, 4U 
 miles. Daily mail, with money order office. Population about 30(.H). 
 
 ALLEN & SKINNER, watchmakers and jvwollers, 
 
 King. 
 Anderson, Walter, acting a^ent Bank of British 
 
 Nortii Ami rica. 
 BABINOTON. J. .M., agent Canada Life Assurance 
 
 ('oinpany. 
 Baillie, Will., tailor, Kin(r. 
 Bunk "f Uriiish North America, Walter Anderson, 
 
 acting agent. 
 Barton, Ueurge M., barrister, attorney at law, and 
 
 ■olicitoi in chancery ; oiiice. King. 
 BENNETT, ALKRED, proprietor Young Canadian 
 
 Restaufi'nt, King (see c;ird, p. 161); 
 BICKELL, KICIIARL), proprietor St. George and 
 
 the Dragon, Main. 
 Binkly, Jiicob, nurKorvman, Hnuiilton Road. 
 BILLINOTON & FORSVTIl, manufacturers o ag. , 
 
 cultural iinplrtnonts, stoves, &c., Ilatl (-^ee card, 
 
 p. 168). 
 BLACKWELL, J.\A1ES, painter, paper hanger, &o., 
 
 King. 
 Bostwiok, Walter, bakery. King. 
 Boyle & Shoehy, blacksmiths. Main and Qovemor's 
 
 Rniid, 
 
 BRITLSH AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY, 
 
 Diindus agency, York. Thomas Howe, agent. 
 Britt. Wm.. boot nnd shoemaker, King. 
 Brnoke, K S , photographic artist. King. 
 BROWN, JAMES, baker and confectioner, King 
 
 (see card, p. IW)). 
 Brown, Robert ( "^lored), barber. King. 
 Buck Head Hotel, Arthur Perry, proprietor. King. 
 
 Burns, John, boot and shoemaker, Kiug. 
 
 Burns, John, manufacturer and dealer in boots and 
 
 shoes. Main. 
 Caldwell, Rev. Mr., B.^ptist. 
 Cameron & Cartwell, importers and dealers in dry 
 
 goods and millinery. King. 
 Camp, Mathew, blacksmith, carriage and waggon 
 
 maker, corner of King and Ogilvie. 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE Co., J. M, Babing- 
 
 ton, agent. 
 Carrie, James, importer and dealer in dry goods, 
 
 King. 
 Cariithers, Wm., freight agcni. Depot. 
 CHAL.MERS & BLVTH, Cold Sf.ring Tannery, 
 
 Ogilvie. 
 Chegwin, James, blacksmith, King. 
 Cody. Ilicliard, cooper. King. 
 Coleman, James, proprietor Dundas Flouring Mills, 
 
 Mill; 
 Collins, Barnard, proprietor North American Hotel, 
 
 King. 
 Conley, Barnard, boot and shoemaker, and dealer. 
 
 King. 
 Connelly, John, boot and shoe maker, Kiug. 
 Cooper, Jesse, grocer, King. 
 Cowles, llriiry. boot and shoemaker. King. 
 Cowper, John, cabinet maker, upholster and under- 
 taker. King. 
 Crann, Francis, blacksmith. Main. 
 Crawford, James, groceries ann provisions. King. 
 Crawford, John, alturuey-at-law and solicitor in 
 
 chancery. 
 
 OABTSIIORE'S TREBLE SUCTION SMUT M.\CHINB8. (See Card, p. 158.) 
 
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 158 
 
 DUNDAS. 
 
 BILLINGTON A. FORSYTH, 
 
 ♦ MANUFACTURERS OF 
 
 STOVES, &c. 
 
 Ti 
 
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 MOWING, REAPING, & THRESHING MACHINES, 
 
 GRAIN DRILLS, PLOUGHS, CUITIVATORS, HORSE HOES, FANNING MILLS, STRAW CUTTERS, 
 AND PARLOU, BOX, AND C00K15;G STOVES. 
 
 ^ MACHINE SHOP, ^ 
 
 ESTABLISHED IN 1838. 
 
 *^ 
 
 MANUFACTUURK OV 
 
 STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, 
 
 MILL MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS, 
 
 OIL STILLS, TANKS. CAR WHEELS, AND LOCOMOTIVE CASTINGS. 
 
 GARTSHORE'S TREBLE SUCTION SMUT MACHINES, 
 
 LOAM, DRV SAND AND GRKEN SAND CASTINGS, OF KVERY DESCillPTION 
 
 AND AWy WKIGHT. PORTABLE MILLS, MILL STONES, WATER 
 
 WHEELS, URAN DUSTERS, SEPARATORS, kc 
 
 DUNDAS MOROCCO FACTORY & LEATHER STORE, 
 
 Slicop Skin Linings of all kinds, Cnnadian Calf Skins, Sinui^liltr Upper, kt. 
 
 AND DIALER IN KVfllT nF.«rRIPTIC>"C OF 
 
 LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS, AND CANADIAN PULLED WOOL. 
 
 49> Caah patil for Hldea, Sheep SlLlUf, aiMl Wool. •%». 
 
 
 STOVE? OF EVB»;Y kind, IJILLINQTON & FORSYIII, MANUFACTURERS. (See Cara, p. 158.) 
 

 XES, 
 
 UHERS, 
 
 injin)AS. 
 
 169 
 
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 RS, 
 
 :lngs. 
 
 'TION 
 
 ORE, 
 
 T, &C. 
 
 p. 158.) 
 
 Croiiii'iin'l .4 Brown, oottoa manufacturern, apper 
 
 end Main. 
 CroRMaiid & Brown, Cotton Works, Sidmon, near 
 
 Depot. 
 DaTLt, John II., manufacturer and dealer in boota 
 
 nnd Bhoei, Mniii. 
 DICKIE, JOHN, importer of groceries, wines and 
 
 liqtturK, wholesale and retail, cornar King and 
 
 Main (rtt card, p. 160). 
 Duggan, .Michael, tailor. 
 Duiiciin, John, tavern, King. 
 DL'ND.\S BRtWERV, liolt and Gray, proprietors, 
 
 Mtin, south end. 
 DUN DAS COTTON WORKS, Joseplx Wright, pro- 
 prietor, M«in, south end. 
 SUNUAS FOUNDRY, John, Gartahore, proprietor, 
 
 Hall (see card, p. 168). 
 Dundas OaH Worlis, North. 
 DUN DAS MOROCCO FACTORY AND LEATHER 
 
 STORE, \V E. Parmentar, propriator, Main (see 
 
 card. p. 168). 
 DUN DAS NOVELTY IR05 WORKS, Wm. H. Gih- 
 
 son, proprietor, SydeittiMi, near Depot (see card, 
 
 p. 162). 
 Dundas Sture and Flour Depot, James Coleman, 
 
 proprietor. King. 
 Dundas Tannery, Thomas Ilowe, proprietor and in- 
 surance agpnt, York. 
 DUNDAS WIRE WORKS, Timothy Greening, pro- 
 prietor, Hull. 
 Dundiis Woollen Works, B. MacNab, proprietor. 
 
 Main Road. 
 Dunn, John, tavorn keeper, Hatt. 
 Elgin Houiie, Wm. McDonnell, proprietor, King. 
 ENBIOHT, JOHN & BRO., proprietor omnibus lino 
 
 to and from the chts, livery nnd sale !>ubles, and 
 
 Dundas Shiidfs, King (see card, p. 100). 
 Everett, 0. W., cabinet maker nnd furniture, manu- 
 facturer fiinning mills, &c., Sydenham. 
 Finlnyon, Oeorge. grocer nnd confectioner, King. 
 F1T/<1KKALD, WM., proprietor Rod Lion Hot*>l, 
 
 King. 
 Fisher, John, tin, capper and sheet-iron wares, 
 
 Htoves, &c , King. 
 Fletcher, K., bakery, Palace. 
 Frawloy. Mrs. Caiherine. grocery. King. 
 GARTSIIORF,, JOHN, proprietor Dunda.'i Foundry 
 
 and Machine Shop, manufacturer of car wheels, 
 
 locomotive castings, oil stills, tanks, ka.. Matt 
 
 (see card, p. 168). 
 GIBSON, WM. H., prop. Dundas Novelty Works, 
 
 Sydrnhara, near Depot (see card, p. 162). 
 GRAFTON, J. U. k J. S., importers and general 
 
 dealers in dry goods, miliinery and clothing. 
 
 King. 
 Graham, Andrew, grocer, King. 
 Grnhiim, John, telegraph operator, post office, King. 
 GREENING, TIMOTHY, Dundas Wire Works, 
 
 manufiicturiT of wire cloth, importer of and 
 
 dealer in iron wire, &c., kc, llatt. 
 Guinn, W. B , custom house officer. Canal. 
 Habbin, H. B., boot nnd .shoemaker. King. 
 Hamilton, James, physician, near City. 
 Hency, Wm , grocer. King. 
 Herald, Rev. .Mr., Presbyterinn. 
 Hill. R. P., merchant tailor and clothier, King. 
 Hollinghhcnd, Wm. B., pottery, King. 
 HOLT d GRAY, brewers and malstcrs, Main, 
 
 south end. 
 HOWE, THOMAS, manufacturer nnd dealer iu 
 
 leather nu<l findings, and insurance agent, York. 
 Jcnes, John, butcher, Town Hall. 
 
 Joyce, Wm., shoemaker. King. 
 
 King, Atonso, grooery, King. 
 
 Kelly h. Pstterson, L4)use and sign painter. 
 
 Kent, Thomas, prop. Farmers' Inn, Main. 
 
 Lntschaw, Isaac, cabinet maker. King. 
 
 Laven, .M. (' . telegraph operator, Depot. 
 
 Laxier, Stephen F., attorney, eolioitor, &o.. Main. 
 
 Lee, James, grocery. King. 
 
 Lermitte, F. A , sutiua oiaster and ticket agent. 
 
 Depot. 
 Lesslie, John, bookseller, stationer, druggist, &o., 
 
 Main. 
 Leslie, R. A., teller Rank British North America. 
 LYON, WM., tin, copper and sbeut iron worker and 
 
 dealer in stovet, Alain. 
 Mncdonald, W., sash, door nnd blind factory. King. 
 Miicnab, B. , proprietor Dundas Woollen Works, 
 
 Main road. 
 .Marlin, Wra., builder, carpenter and joiner, corner 
 
 Park, .Sydenham Road. 
 Marquis, J. A., accotintunt Ontario Bank, Main. 
 MuAFFER, JOHN, importer and wholesale and 
 
 retail dealer in grooeries, orookeryware, proviS' 
 
 ionx, &c , Hatt. 
 McD,>nnfll, Wm., prop. Elgin House, King. 
 MiK'.IINlK, ROBERT, manufucturer of all kinds 
 
 of door sash and moulding machinery, Hatt (see 
 
 card, p. 160). 
 McKenzie, J. C, broker and money lender, Main. 
 McKlvN/Ii:, THOMAS H , importer, wholesale and 
 
 retail dealer in groceries, provisions, hardware, 
 
 crockeryware, glassware, &u , King (see card, 
 
 p 162). 
 McMabon, James, physician. King. 
 McManns, James, coo(>«r. King. 
 McMaiiuH, Jnmes, Mechanics' .'^aloon, King. 
 McTAGG.\RT, A., forwarder, lumber and commis- 
 sion merchant. Canal Basin. 
 Meredith, James S., importer and dealer in shelf and 
 
 heavy hardware. King. 
 Miller, Moses, baker. King. 
 Moore, H., importer and general .iealer in dry goods, 
 
 groceries, hardware a.id crockery, whulosate and 
 
 retail. King. 
 Morton, James, batcher. Town Hall. 
 .Morrison, Charles H., farmer, near City. 
 Morrison, Henry Charles, retired. 
 Moss, Charles, saloon keeper, Main. 
 Moss, Joseph, bread and cracker baker, King. 
 Mountain, Miss E., drcssn^aker, Kii^g. 
 Mountain, T., painter, King. 
 Nawn, Miss Jane, tavern. Basin. 
 North Amerioau Hotel, Barnard Collins, proprietor, 
 
 King. 
 Nottman, George, relireil, King. 
 O'Connor, Patk., blacksmith Sydenham, cor. Park. 
 Oliver, T H., birber. King. 
 ONT.VRIO BANK, John M. Thornton, manager, 
 
 Main. 
 O'Riley. Rev. Mr , Roman Catholic. 
 O-SLER, B. B., attorney, &c., Moore's Buildings. 
 Osier, Rev. F. L , Church of England. 
 Ottwald, A., cabinet maker and furniture dealer, 
 
 corner King and Foundry. 
 OverfieKI, B. & S , importers and dealers in drjr 
 
 gooils. Main. 
 PARMKNTER, W. E. mamifactnrer of sheepskin 
 
 linings of all kiudn, (lauadian oalfskius, slaughter 
 
 upper, &o., dealer in every description of leather, 
 
 shoe findings, &o.. Main (see card p. 168). 
 Pnssniore, Wm., saddle and harness maker. King. 
 Perry, Arthur, proprietor Buck's Head Hotel, King. 
 
 STBAM BOILERS, JOHN GAKTSHORB, MANUFACTURER. (See C&;d, p. 158.) 
 
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 THIS HOTEL IS CENTRALLY LOCATED, 
 
 AND THE BEST IN THE PLACE. 
 
 THE TABLE ALWAYS SUPPLIED WITH THE DELICACIES OF THE SEASON. 
 
 GARRIABES TO AND FROff THS DEPOT, ON TIE AIRIYAL OF EAOI TRAIN. 
 
 No pains will b« spared by the Proprietor to render it in every respect FIRST CLASS. 
 
 Proprietors of Omnibus Line to and from the Can and Hotel, Liver;/ and Sale Stables, and the Dundas Shades. 
 
 KINO tTREET, DUWDAS, 0. W. 
 
 JAMES BROWN, 
 
 KINO STREET, 
 
 DVITBAB, 
 
 Canadii West 
 
 KINO STKEET, DUNDAS, C. W. 
 
 ALFRED BBWWBTT, Proprietor. 
 
 Choica Wine*, Liquori and Cigari alwayi on hand. *di 
 
 OIITIM AND OAMK IN TnilR gliWR. 
 
 JOHN DICKIE, 
 
 iMPOKTia or 
 
 Groceries, Wines and Liquors, 
 
 WU0LK8ALB AMD EETAIL. 
 DUKDAS, Oanada Wort. 
 
 ROBERT SWINDLE, 
 
 MAIN BTRBBTt 
 
 DUNDAS, Casada Wist. 
 
 MOWINQ MACHINES, BILLINOTON k FORSYTH, MANUFACTURERS. (See Ciurd, p. 168.) 
 
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 DUNDAS— DUNGANNON. 
 
 161 
 
 Pirie, Oeorg* W., groeeiita, protkioos, flimr and 
 
 feed, &o., Kiag. 
 Qaarrjr, John, saddle and hameu naker, King. 
 BED LION HOTEL, Wm. FiUgerald, proprietor, 
 
 King. 
 Reid, Jamea, bntcber, King. 
 RILEY'S HOTEL. P. B. Riley, proprietor, llaia 
 
 (see card, p. 160.) 
 RILEY, P. B., propretor, Riley's Hotel, VMn (m« 
 
 card, p. 160). 
 ROBERTSON, W.. saddle and hameas m»k«r. If»in. 
 R0BSRT80N ft WARDELL, barrUtars mmI fttlor- 
 
 neys, King. 
 Rolpb, George, retired, Main. 
 Rutherford, Dr., physician, King, East 
 Scace, George P., Western Hotel, Kiog. 
 8C0TT, JAMES, builder, sash, door and blind 
 
 manttfaaturer. King. 
 SCOTT, JAMES i. CO., agnovltural !in(l«iaeBt 
 
 ownvfactarars, IQag. 
 Shelduck, Thomas, builder, near Main. 
 Smith, Beigamin, dealer in groceries and provisions, 
 
 King. 
 Smith, Geo., boot and shoemaker, Main, south and. 
 Smith, Mrs. Jane, grocery, King. 
 Smith, William H.. teller Ontario bank. 
 SOMBRVILLB, JAMES, editor and proprietor of 
 
 Tke True Banner, Main. 
 Stark, Rev. Mark, Presbyterian Minister. 
 Stephenson, William, oooper. North. 
 ST.,GEOROB AND THE DRAGON, Richard Bickeli, 
 
 Proprietor. Main, south end. 
 SUTEB, ROBERT W., inanranoe agent, troaa. of 
 
 Dundas and sec. k treas. Desjardin's Canal Qo'y. 
 
 Office, Main. 
 
 Swales, Oeotge, groeer and eoafaationer. King. 
 
 8ire«ny, Miss Margarat, aohoM taaohar, books and 
 variety store, King. 
 
 SWINDLE, ROBERT, pork dealer, Main (see card, 
 p. 160). 
 
 Tapp, Philip, earprater, Main. 
 
 Taylor, Wm., livery and sale stable. Main. 
 
 THE TRUE BANNER, James Somerville, editor 
 and proprietor, Main. 
 
 Thompson, James, bakery. King. 
 
 Thornton, A S., post office clerk. 
 
 THORNTON, JOHN M., manager of the Ontario 
 bank, tinsmith, manager Montreal telegraph oo., 
 e:i^preB8 agent, postmaster, druggist, &c., Alain 
 and King streets. 
 
 Thornton, Patrick, agent American express and tele- 
 graph company, post office. King. 
 
 Thornton & Fisher, druggists and atationers, Kiiw. 
 
 WAGSTAFF, J., importer, wholesala Jc reuil daiMer 
 in staves, tia, ooppar, and sbeet iron «*te, 
 Main. 
 
 Watson, David, soap and candle factory, and mama- 
 facturer of lard and coal oils, North. 
 
 Western Hotel, George F. Soaoe, proprietor, King. 
 
 Whiting, Rev. Mr., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Wilbee, Thomas, carriage and waggon maker. King. 
 
 Wilson, R, T., dealer in groceries, flour and feed, 
 crockery ware, &e., King. 
 
 Witherspoon, Alex., Watchmaker, Main. 
 
 WOOD & STEPLER, oar. and wag. makers, King. 
 
 WRIGHT, JOSEPH, prop. Dundas cotton works, 
 Main, south end. 
 
 YOUNG CANADIAN RESTAURANT, Alfred Ben- 
 net, proprietor, King (■«« card, p. 000.) 
 
 DUUTDJiS, C. B.— A post village, situated in the township of Dundee aad osnntr of Hontingdon, bmt 
 the United States boundary line. It has one private school. Distant from Huntingdon, the county 
 town, 18 miles; and from -Montreal, 75 miles. Population al>ont 100, and including the township of 
 Dundee and the parish of St. Regis (an Indian village in the western part of the township) about 
 1,500. 
 
 Ambray, Peter, J. P., mayor of munioipnlity. 
 BAKER DAVID, J. P., postmaster, general merch't, 
 
 commissioner and general agent. 
 Baker, Miss L., school teacher. 
 Bannon, M., commissioner. 
 Birch, John, bailiff, luperior oourt. 
 Baohanao, P., sen., J. P. 
 Buchanan, P., jnn., general merohaat 
 Cameron, Rev. John, Preabytoriaa. 
 Campbell, Neil, blaoksmith. 
 Derrohy, A., ooanoillor. 
 Emery k, Co., marble workers and dealers. 
 Fraaer, John, san., carpenter and builder. 
 Fraser, John, Jun., builder. 
 
 Fleming & Chisholm, carriage and waggon makers. 
 Gardner, Peter, commissioner. 
 Keefe & Drew, bakers and confectioners. 
 Laoomb, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 Lewis, Wm , brickmaker. 
 Long, George, tobaooo manufactnrei. 
 
 Marcoux, Rev. F., Roman Catholic. 
 
 MoBain, Wm., tailor. 
 
 McDonald, Norman, general merobant and clerk of 
 
 division court. 
 McGibbon, John, preventive officer. 
 MoGiffin, John, cooper and stave maker. 
 McKinnon, Hugh, carpenter and boUder. 
 MoLenon, Farquhar, counoilior. 
 McMillen, Angus, counoilior. 
 McMillen, D., councillor. 
 MoRae, Ciiristopher, boot and shoemaker. 
 McRae, Donald J., J. P., tanaar, leather dealer, and 
 
 commissioner. 
 Milts, W. D., blacksmith. 
 0' Keefe, W. H., tavern keeper. 
 Philips, Edward, collector of anstoma. 
 Plomodon, Ignace, hotel keeper. ^ 
 
 Tracv, J. W., saddle and harneaa makw. " 
 Ward, Daniel, councillor. 
 
 DUNGANNON, O. W.— A poet village in the townships of Ashfleld and Wawanoah and county of 
 Huron. It was first survsyed in 1885, and baa one oobiaon school. Distant from Ooderioh, tha 
 county town, 18 miles ; ud from Hamilton, about 100 miles. FopalMion 110. 
 
 Crawford & Jefferson, builders, carriage and agri- 
 cultural Implement manufacturers. 
 
 Barr, Rev. Wm., Presbyterian. 
 Biokle, Henry, saddle and harneai maker. 
 Black, Anthony, hotel keeper. 
 CLENDENNINO, R., J. P., postmaster, geural 
 merohaat, and iaaMr of marnage Heenaea. 
 
 Crawford, William, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Davidson, Robert, farmer. 
 
 Haine, John, accountant and commissioner in B.R. 
 
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 Harp, Henry, laborer. 
 
 Jbitiwn, George, brickmaker. 
 
 Leech, Rev. Qeorge, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Mallougb. William, J. P., farmer. 
 
 McKay, James, physician and sargeon. 
 
 MoMath, William, iarmcr. 
 
 McPherson, Alexander, merchant tailor. 
 
 MoPherson, Mardooh, boot and shoe maker. 
 
 Pentland, Robert, blacksmith. 
 
 Pharris, John, agricultural implement mannfact'r. 
 
 Pharris, John, ft Co., carriage and waggon makers. 
 
 Rbynas, Jamea, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Roberta, John, dry goods merchant. 
 
 Savage, William, general merchant. 
 
 Simes, Rev. T., Church of England. 
 
 Sprowle, Andrew, cabinet maker. 
 
 Stewart, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Swift, Dean, hotel and livery stable proprietor. 
 
 Vidien, Qeorge, blacksmith. 
 
 Waters, Martin, laborer. 
 
 DUNHAM, C. E. — A flourishing village in the township of Dunham, coanty of Missisqaoi, and dia- 
 trict of Bedford. A daily mail stage runs to and from Went Farnham station, on the S. S. & C. Rail* 
 way ; and another daily stage runs from Sweetsburgh through Dunham to St. Albans, Vt. Dunham is 
 one of the oldest of the eastern townships. Distant from Bedford, the coanty town, miles ; from 
 St. Albans, 28 miles ; and from Montreal, about 60 miles. Population about 400. ' 
 
 American House, A. ^'. Hubbard, proprietor. 
 ArmHtrong, Rev. J., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Armington, P. S., general merohaut, secretary and 
 
 treasurer, township of Dunham. 
 Baker, Charles E., assistant postmaster. 
 BAKER, EDWARD, postmaster. 
 Baker, Stevens, J. P. 
 
 Baker, W. C , mayor, township of Dunham. 
 Baker, William, J. P., advocate and insurance agent 
 Bartlett, John, cooper and stave maker. 
 Brigbam, J. S., warden, county of Missisquoi. 
 Browne, David, sheriff. 
 Burner, Francis, tanner. 
 Burke, William, boot and shoe maker. 
 Cameron, A., bailiff. 
 Caprey, Thomas, secretary and treasurer county of 
 
 Missisquoi. 
 Church, H. A., general merchant. 
 Cross, L. B., pbotogrr.pbic artist. 
 Demang, Daniel, carpenter and builder. 
 Demang, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 Desmarrer, Joseph, cooper and stave maker. 
 Doty, M. A., saddle and harness maker. 
 Dufresne, Rev. A. B., Roman Catholic. 
 Dunning, Edward, tanner. 
 Dunniug, Grin, tanner. 
 Finley,. E., clerk commissioners court, and insurance 
 
 agent. 
 Fullen, E. D., fanner. 
 
 Galer, J. N., general merchant and bank director. 
 Gear, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Gear, Rev. J., New Connexion Methodist. 
 Germaiue, J. B(e., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Gibson, J. B., M.D., J. P., physician and surgeon. 
 Bamphill, C. A., marble worker. 
 Hubbard, A. W., hotel keeper and bailiff. 
 
 Jessaman, Edonard, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Jones, Wm , blacksmith. 
 
 KEMP, EDSON, B.A., B.C.L., barrister, attomey- 
 at-law, &o. (see card, p. 164.) 
 
 Kemp, G. L., bailiff. 
 
 Lafontaint, Andrew, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Langworthy, Mrs , milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Laroque, Peter, blaoksmith. 
 
 Mann, G. F., hotel keeper. 
 
 Martin, Reuben, tailor. 
 
 McLaughlin, J. A., M. A., J. P., secretary of cor- 
 poration. 
 
 McSorley, Wm., tailor. 
 
 Milloit, Lewis, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Minor, F., tanner. 
 
 Pagnelle, Henry, tin and copper smith. 
 
 Plumley, Charles, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Putter, O R., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Raoioot, Ignace, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Rice, J. W., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Scott, The Yen. Archdeacon, D.D., Ch. of England. 
 
 Scott, Rev. Joseph, insurance agent. 
 
 Seeley, Hiram, marble worker and hotel keeper. 
 
 Selby, Joseph, general merchant. 
 
 Selby, Thomas, J. P. 
 
 Soul6, Silas, carpenter and bnilder. 
 
 Stevens, A. D., M.D., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Stevens, L. S., J. P. 
 
 Stevens, Widow Levi, flour, grist and saw mill pro- 
 prietress. 
 
 Traveller's Home, G. F. Mann, proprietor. 
 
 Union Hotel, H. Seeley, proprietor. 
 
 Walton, J. C, dentist. 
 
 Welsh, Simeon M., planing and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 West, John W., blacksmith. 
 
 Wood, Thomas, J. P., general merchant 
 
 DUNNVILLE, C. W. — An incorporated village, situated on the Grand River, in the townships of 
 Moulton and Sberbrooke, and county of Ilaldimand, on (he line of the Duffulo and Lake Huron Rail- 
 way. It has several grist and saw mills ; good water priviliges in the vicinity, and does a )Hrge^nti- 
 ness in pine lumber and grain. Distant from Cayuga, the county town, 16 mites; and from HaAlon, 
 40 miles. Daily mail. Population 1267. 
 
 Adams, James, carriage maker and blaoksmith. 
 Amsden, Samuel, produce and commission merchant 
 
 and insurance agent. 
 ANDREWS, SAMUEL, publisher j:>unni>i7/< Indt- 
 
 pendent. 
 AhiMoUR, JOHN, postmaster, collecting and estate 
 
 agent 
 Asher, Hugh, boot and shoe maker. 
 Barker, Edgar, barrister, &o. 
 
 Beebe, Nelson, dentist. 
 
 Brown, Joseph R., J. P., express agent, grocer and 
 
 druggist. 
 Brown, W. S., insurance agent. 
 Brown & Perry, general merchants. 
 Braund, Wm. & Co., produce and commission mcr- 
 
 chauts, grocers, sewing machine agenta, tin and 
 
 copper ware. 
 Browuson, A., J. P. 
 
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 Ba8h«ll, James, proprietor, Tietorift Botel. 
 
 Caley, A. C, uroeers. 
 
 Carlisle, Thomas, J. P., insaranoe agent ftnd village 
 
 assessor. 
 Carlisle & Co., grocers. 
 
 Carnes, Samael, blacksmitb and oartiage maker. 
 Carpenter, A. R., woollen mill. 
 Carr, Wra. P., cooper. 
 
 Carroll, Mrs., dealer in groceries and prorisions. 
 Chambers, Richard, miller, baker, flonr and feed 
 
 dealer. 
 Chambers, U, J., watchmaker, jeweller and dentist. 
 Cootey, John A., bouse and sign puBter. 
 Crayston, Miss, school teacher. 
 Darling, Wm., livery stable. 
 Darling & Montague, grocers. 
 Dibble, Miss £., milliner and dressmaker. 
 DUNNVILLE IND£P£ND£NT, Samuel Andrews, 
 
 publisher. 
 Dunnville public school, David Lament, teacher. 
 Farmers' Ion, D. Price, proprietor. 
 Farrell, John T., physician. 
 Ferguson, James, mason and plasterer. - 
 Flood, Rev. John, Church of EnglantL 
 Flowers, Richard, tailor. 
 Ford, A. B., tin and copper worker. 
 Gamble, Wm., saloon keeper. 
 Gash, M., butcher and general dealer. 
 Gordon John, saw mill owner and luaaber merchant. 
 Gordon, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 Haeslip, A. R., grocer and dealer in crcokeiy ware. 
 Heins, Frederick, plasterer and mason. 
 Hendershot & Strawn, grocers. 
 Hood, John, village assessor. 
 Howat, A. K., dealer in dry goods and groceries. 
 Huston, John, boot and shoe maker. 
 International Hotel, S. Wheeler, proprietor. 
 Islip, Rev. John, Baptist. 
 Jarron, John, physician. 
 Johnson, John T., general merchant 
 Johnson, Wm. B., general merchant. 
 Jones, Miss Amy, teacher public scbooL 
 Kearns, Andrew, mason and plasterer. 
 Kennedy, George, soap and candle factory. 
 Keston, John, baker and confectioner. 
 King, Richard, grocer and carriage trimmer. 
 Lamont, David, teaober public school. 
 Macartney, Alfred T., general merchant 
 Magee, George B., general merchant. 
 Martin, John, village clerk. 
 May, Richard, baker and confectioner. 
 McCrae, Wm. A., collector of customs. 
 McTndoe, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 MoLachlin, Alexander, physician. 
 
 McMahon, Frederick, flonr, fked dealier, and ttlDtr. 
 
 McWeal C, proprietor, Metropolitan EoUA, 
 
 McNichols, N. a M., boot and shoeaakers. 
 
 Metropolitan Hotel, C. MoNeal, proplietolr. 
 
 Miller, Frederick, Ioittbe» merekabt 
 
 Mitchell, David, cooper. 
 
 Montague, Wm. W., blacksmith. 
 
 Moodie, Alexander, weaver. 
 
 Moore, John, miller, flour and feed dealer. 
 
 Morris, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Murphey, Jasper, custom house officer. 
 
 Nicholson, James, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Oldfield, John, J. P. and lumber tterChaktb 
 
 Orme, Miss £., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Orr, Thomas, honso and sign painter. 
 
 Parry, John, J. P., reeve, blaekamith and earriagt 
 
 factory. 
 Pearson, Rev. Thomas D., Wesley an Methodist. 
 Penny, Henr/, beot and shoe makm. 
 Price, D., proprietor Farmelv' Inn. 
 lUchards, George, grocer. 
 Reid, James, watchmaker and jewtUer. 
 Rennie, Rev. John, Preabyterian. 
 Root, Harmon, livery stable. 
 Schoefield, James, cabinet maker) ftmilVM dealer 
 
 and marble yard. 
 Schoefield, Wm., grocer. 
 Scott, George, woollen mill. 
 Scott, Wm. G., photograph artiat 
 Scott & Zieter, cabinet makers, npholfetenn, Md 
 
 furniture dealers. 
 Sheehan, T., grocer. 
 Sime, George, tanner. 
 Sime, John, blacksmith. 
 Sitster, John, tailor and grocer. 
 Smith, John F., druggist 
 Smith, Rev. P., Episcopal MetbecKat 
 Smith, Bichard T., toiler. 
 Spencer, Abrahaia, sftw mill proprietvr and Inmber 
 
 merchant. 
 Stevens, Charles, J. P., aaddia and haraess mak«r. 
 Stevens, M. A., saddle and hamwss maker. 
 Stevenson, Francis S , barrister. 
 Struthers & Carlisle, dry good merchanto. 
 Swaneon, John, tailor. . 
 
 Tingne, James, physician. 
 Upper, M. C, barrister. 
 Victoria Hotel, James Bnshell, propriet<A-. 
 Watson, David, miller, flour and feed dealer. 
 Wheeler, Samuel, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 Wheeler, S., proprietor International Hotel. 
 White, Wm., clothing merchant and toiler. 
 Wright, Wm., photograph artist. 
 Yooom, John, agrionltnral implemontB. 
 
 EABDLEY, C. E.— A small post village, situated on the river Ottawa, in the township of Eardleyand 
 county of Ottawa. Distant fVom Aylner, the connty town, 16 miles. Popiilation of tolrnshiD 
 about 1006. "^ 
 
 DA¥IS, W. C, postmaster. 
 McLean, D. C, J. P. 
 
 Merrifleld, J. P., J. P. 
 
 EAST BOLTON, C. E.— A thriring post village, situated at the bead of Austin'* Bay, Lake Mem- 
 
 pbremagog, in the township of Bolton, county of Brome, and district of Montreal. Its prinoipal 
 attraction is the Bolton mineral spring, which is here situated, and the beautiful seenery in the viotnity 
 attracts many visitors during the summer season. Distant from Waterloo, 32 miles: and f^oa Maaaor- 
 ville, 12 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Austin, Amos, postmaster. 
 
 Green, Wra., proprietor of the Bolton spring. 
 
 Manson, Nathaniel, mail contractor. 
 
 Sargant, Alexander, general mercbant. 
 Whitney, C. C, farmer. 
 
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 and county of Coqipt>»a. Distant from Cookshire, the county seiit, 12 miles ; from Montreal, 120 miles ; 
 and firom Quebec, 140 milea. Population of Tiila^e sad neighbourhood about 800. 
 
 Betts, W., school commissioner. 
 
 Blair, Samuel, boot aud shoe maker. 
 
 Boyle, Katie, school teacher. 
 
 CAIRN ES, H. E., J. P, postmaster, mill owner and 
 
 municipal secretary & treasurer. 
 Cairns, Samuel, township councillor. 
 Lindsay, Abram, farmer. 
 Lindsay, Leri, saw mill proprietor. 
 Morse, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 Reid, W., school commissioner. 
 Sawyer, A., boot and shoemaker. 
 Sawyer, Charles, township connoiUor. 
 Taylor, Joseph, farmer. 
 Taylor, Mary, school teacher. 
 Watdron Horace, farmer. 
 Waldron, Thomas, butcher. 
 Waters, B. township councillor. 
 
 EAST FABNHAM, C B. — A small post Tillage, situated in the township of Farnham, county of 
 Brome (exeladiog the western diTision), and district of Montreal. The eastern diTision is annexed to 
 the munieipality of the township of Brome. Distant from CowansTiUe, 3 miles ; and flrom Qraoby, 13 
 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 ALLEN ft BFLL, wholesale manufacturers of all 
 kinds of cabinet work, cane ehairs, ofBce, hotel 
 and house chairs of CTery description. 
 
 BRIGHAM, E. 0., tanner. 
 
 Brigham & Wood, general merohants. 
 
 Buck, C, manufacturer of sash, doors, and blinds. 
 
 BUCK, LYMAN C, merchant. 
 
 HULBERT, A. P., foundry, carriage manufaotnrtr 
 
 and painter. 
 IinTCHlNS, RODNEY, postmaster and merobaat 
 VANDEWATERS, PHILLIP, shoemaker. 
 
 EAST GLENELG, C. W.— A post Tillage, situated in the township of Olenelg and ooonty of Grey. 
 Distant from Owen Sound, the county town, 26 miles ; and from Toronto, 92 miles. 
 
 ATKINSON, ELIZA L., postmistreu. 
 Hill, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Irwin, Alexander, J. P. 
 Mahaffy, John, physician. 
 MoFarlaad, W. J., general merchant. 
 
 Noble, Alfired, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Beid, .John W., flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Van Titson. Charles, general merchant. 
 
 Walker, George, blacksmith. 
 
 Worrod, Mrs., milliner and dresamaker. 
 
 EAST HAWKESBURY, C. W.— A thriring Tillage and township in the county of Prescott Dia- 
 tant from L'Orignal, the eounty town, 1 2 miles ; from Montreal, 60 miles ; and from Toronto, about 
 850. Daily mail. Population of the township 4,226. [The following list inolades the names of the 
 principal bnsineM men ia the townabip.— Pub.] 
 
 Allison, Wm., J. P., and township roeT*. 
 
 B6langer, Jean Bte., hotel keeper. 
 
 Berlingette, Isadore, carriage and waggon aiakar. 
 
 Bertrand, L^on, sen., blacksmith. 
 
 Bertraad, L^on, jun., carpenter and baildar. 
 
 Burwasb, Nelson, saw mill propriator. 
 
 Cameron, Colin. 
 
 Cheney, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Collins, Rot. J. J., Roman Catholia. 
 
 Corrnire, Antoine, blacksmith. 
 
 Cunning, Wm., cooper. 
 
 Desermeau, Francois, carriage and waggan maker. 
 
 Doods, Agnes and Sarah Jaao, we«Ter«. 
 
 ETcrett, C. M, J. P. 
 
 Fournier, Pierre, cooper. 
 
 GAMBLE. JAMBS, J. P., pastmastar, towaship 
 
 clerk, treaaarer, and saparintendeat. af aehoola. 
 Gibson, John, deputy recTe. 
 Gray, John, mw mill proprietor. 
 Gray, Wm., mason. 
 Hodgson, John, shoemaker. 
 Laoella, Joseph, shoemaker. 
 Leblano, Michel, shoemaker. 
 Lee, William, blacksmith. 
 Lef^bTra, Pierre, aarpaater aad baildar. 
 La RiTierre, Matilda, hotel keeper. 
 LoTallie, XaTier, taaner and currier. 
 
 LoTama, Augustus, tanner and earriar. 
 
 Larigne, Bitsil, J. P. 
 
 LeTigne, L^on, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Mallette, Hermidas, hotel keeper. 
 
 Malony, Wm , bliicksmith. 
 
 Mayberry, Jamaa, waaTer. 
 
 McAdam, John, shoemakar. 
 
 MoBean, Arahibald, J. P., township eoanoillar, float 
 
 and saw mills proprietor. 
 MoBean, Arohibald & George, lumber merchants. 
 MoCallum, Zaoh., township assessor and collector. 
 McDonell, Roderick, J. P., lumber merchant. 
 MoKillioan, Mrs., saw mill owner. 
 McKinnon, Archibald, shoemaker. 
 Quesuel, Hilaire, hotel keapar. 
 Rutherford, Wm., mason. 
 Shearman, Jonathan, J, P. 
 Shearman, Miss, weaver. 
 SoTa, Joseph, shoemaker. 
 St Denis, Edouard, J. P. 
 Steele, Darid, hotel keeper and general merchant. 
 Stevens, Samuel, insnranoe agent. 
 Turcotte. Mark, J. P. 
 Tweed, Charles H., X P. 
 VilleneuTO, Peter, furnilara dealer. 
 ViUenenve, Regis, carpenter and baildar. 
 
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 EAST HBREFOBD, C. E.— A rising post village in the townihip of Hereford, oonnty of Oompton 
 and diatriot of St. Fntnois, adjoining the Province line at the States of New Hampshire and Vermont. 
 Distnnt from Cookahire, the ehef lieu, 25 miles; and flrom Coatioook, 20 miles. Popnlatioa of 
 township about 400. 
 
 Heath, T. B., custom house offioer. 
 
 Weston, Thomas, wheelwright and cabinet maker. 
 
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 J. P., postmaster & custom house 
 
 EAST DUNHAM, C. E. — A post village, situated in the township of Dunham, county of Missisquoi, 
 and district of Montreal. Distant from Stanbridge Bast, 6 miles ; fare 26c. The stage from St. AlbJin'Sy 
 Vermont, distant 28 miles, fare $1.60, passes through daily to Cowansvllte. Population about 800. 
 
 Baker, SteveoB, J. P. 
 
 Baker, William, J. P. 
 
 Baker, William C, mayor. 
 
 Barber, R. L., blacksmith. 
 
 Barnes, Sarah, school teacher. 
 
 Bierdsley, E. W., undertaker and waggon maker, 
 
 Bierdsley & Aitkin, saw, flour, grist, and planing 
 
 mills proprietor. 
 Butler, Mary, school teacher. 
 Call, Lyman, farmer. 
 Catberon, Erel, J. P., and connoillor. 
 Clark, Gates, boot and sbosmaker. 
 Cutter, E., school teacher. 
 Dooddaw, Peter, councillor. 
 Famam, Sir Walter, farmer. 
 Fuller, Darwin, J. P. 
 Qleaaon, Horace, farmer. 
 
 Harvey, Charles, farmer. 
 
 Harvey, Hiram, farmer. 
 
 Harvey, Jonathan, farmer. 
 
 Harvey, Russell, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Johnson, William, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Kerley, Eliaa, school teacher. 
 
 Korley, William, councillor and farmer. 
 
 Kimball, Rev. H. N., Methodist New Connezioa. 
 
 Kimball, James, farmer. 
 
 MoTnarty, David, masan and plasterer. 
 
 Perot, Joseph, boot a'ld shoemaker. 
 
 Selby, Thomas, J. P., and councillor. 
 
 Snow, Charity, scho(»I teacher. 
 
 Stevens, Livus, J. P. 
 
 Sweet, Gardner, J. P. 
 
 Tenyoke, Andrew, ooLDcillor. 
 
 WALES, ORLIN, postTiaster and farmer. 
 
 BASTOITS COBNERS, C. W.— A small village, situated in the town8hi^> of Wolford and county 
 ofQrenville, North Ridiug. Distant from Brnokville, the county town, 24 n>iles; from Miriok, 7 
 miles ; from Toronto, 76 miles ; and from the Brockville and Ottawa Railroad, 2^ m<les. Midi trUweeklj. 
 Population about 100. 
 
 Allen, Amos, plasterer and mason. 
 
 Armstrong, Wm., village councillor. 
 
 Barber, B., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Barber, Qeorge, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Brundige, A., reeve. 
 
 Bnrrows, John, cooper. 
 
 Coade, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Dailey, Thomas, h:>tel keeper. 
 
 Davis, J. C, J. P. 
 
 Devit, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, tanner and 
 
 currier. 
 Dillibough, Peter, boot and shoemaker. 
 Earlds, £., carpenter and builder. 
 Easton, S. S., flour, grist and saw mills proprietor. 
 Edwards, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 Everts & Hunt, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Ferguson, Henry, village councillor. 
 FERGUSON, W. Q., postmaster and general mei^ 
 
 chant. 
 Fulford, James H., marble worker. 
 Fnlford, John H., marble worker. 
 Gookin, Samuel, cooper. 
 Griffin, W. W., township clerk. 
 
 Halliday, James, tailor. 
 
 Hodgkins, i. C, {. Jnter. 
 
 Ireland, Aaron, blacksmith. 
 
 Ireland, Isaac, blacksmitb. 
 
 Johnston. Rev. W., Episcopal Metbodlsfc 
 
 Kelly, Thomas, weaver. 
 
 Kirkland, Wm. J., hotel keeper. 
 
 Long, Moses, harness and trunk maker. 
 
 MoCrea, H., general merchant. 
 
 Mosher, D., village ooanoiHor. 
 
 Niohol, Jehn, painter. 
 
 Pearsons, J. B., grocer. 
 
 Pearsons, J. W., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Putnam, A. , school teacher. 
 
 Putnam, B. L., boot and shoe maker and tanner uid 
 
 currier. 
 Putnam, P. H., brickmaker. 
 Roth well, A., councillor. 
 
 Sutton, Miss C, h Co., milUners and dressraakeri. 
 Twait, William, boot and shoemaker. 
 Wier, W., physician. 
 W irk wire, Charles, tanner and currier. 
 Wirkwire, Philip, J. P., and brickmaker. 
 
 BAST OBO, O. W.— A small post village in the township of Oro and North Riding of the county of 
 Simcoe. Distant from Barrie, the county town, 16 miles; and from Toronto, 68 miles. Population 
 about 40. 
 
 Beard, Robert, saw mill proprietor. 
 Crawford, John, carpenter and builder. 
 Currie, James, tailor. 
 Ormsby, James, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Scott. Michael, J. P. 
 
 SIMPSON, W., postmaster, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Simpson, W. A., general merchant. 
 
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 EAST TEMPLETON, C. E.— A thriTlng village in the township of Templeton and eonnty of 
 Ottawa. It has a good lumber trade, three common aohoola, and the steamers from Ottawa eity eall 
 daily during the summer. Daily ma'l during the summer, and semi-weekly during the winter. Distaat 
 from Aylmer, the county town, 15 miles; from Ottawa city, 7 mites; and from Montreal, 118 miles. 
 Population of township about 1200. 
 
 Barber, Richard, sec'y & treas'r to commissioners. 
 
 Baxter, Carlos, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Brady, Philip, boot and shoe maker. 
 
 Bnrbank, J. W., hotel keeper. 
 
 Cullea, Anthony, J. P., commiss'r of small causes. 
 
 Dennis Stephen, blacksmith. 
 
 Dicie, George, carpenter. 
 
 Dunnin;;, Asa, chairman school commissioners. 
 
 DUNNING, LEWIS, postmaster & gen'l wharfinger. 
 
 Ford, William, naw mill proprietor. 
 
 GaTeau, Exaren, hotel keeper. 
 
 Gee, Edward, general merchant. 
 
 Gill, G. 8., general wharfinger and merchant. 
 
 Gillespie, MofTatt & Co. 
 
 Ororers, Wm., shingle mill proprietor. 
 
 Hagan, Francis G., secretary and treasurer to mani- 
 
 cipal council. 
 Haliiwell, Rot. John, Ftpiscopal Methodist. 
 Jameson, E<tward, Protestant Missionary. 
 MoArthnr, Donald. 
 McLaurin, John, lumber merchant. 
 Murry, £. W., crown land agent. 
 Sicard, Joaepb, lumber merchant. 
 Williams, Dan'l, wharfinger. 
 
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 EAST WILLIAMSBURO, C. W.— A post Tillage, situated on the River St. Lawrence, in th« 
 township of Williamsburg and county of Dundas, containing two churches, one division school, and 
 one saw mill. Distant from Aultsville station, on the Grand Trunk Railway, 2 miles ; from Morrii- 
 ! bu(g, the county town, 6 miles ; and from Montreal, 100 miles. 
 
 Baker, Guy, road superintendent 
 
 Baker & Snyder, carpenters and builders. 
 
 Castleman, A. W., lumber merchant. 
 
 Gastlemao, C. M., J. P. and farmer. 
 
 Castleman, Dr., Physician. 
 
 Castleman, George R., blacksmith. 
 
 Castleman, Gordon, brickmaker. 
 
 Clark, Rev. Mr., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Cook, Elias, farmer. 
 
 Cook, George & Son, masons and plasterers. 
 
 Cook & Brus., lumber merchants. 
 
 Crysler, Samuel, collector. 
 
 Canningbam, J., weaver. 
 
 Empy, Charles W., blacksmith. 
 
 Empy, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Froats, Alexander, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Hayes, Godfrey, blacksmith. 
 
 Hickey, Dr., physician. 
 
 Hickey, John, connoillor and farmer. 
 
 Hickey, Michael general merchant. 
 
 Hunton, Rev. T. H., Lutheran. 
 
 Louoks, D. W., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Loucks, Rev. E., Church of England. 
 
 Loucks, Peter J., tanner & currier. 
 
 Pillar, L., farmer and wharfinger. 
 
 PILLAR, LINDSAY, postmaster, general merchant 
 
 and saw mill proprietor. 
 Pruner, Gordon, boot and shoemaker. 
 Sammons, George, carpenter and builder. 
 Snyder, E., cabinet maker. 
 Snyder, John, J. P., and general merchant. 
 Southworth, Nelson, J. P. 
 South worth, W., farmer. 
 Tracy, S. & Son, carpenters and builders. 
 Turner, Wm., tanner and currier. 
 Walker, Arthur, school teacher. 
 Weaver, George, hotel proprietor. 
 Weegar, Almond, cooper. 
 Wells, John, farmer. 
 Wells, Wm., oabiiet i^aker. 
 
 EATON, C W. — A post village in the township of Eaton and county of Compton. 
 tary school. Distant from Sherbrooke, 17 vr '(%: and from Lennoxville, 18 miles. 
 200. 
 
 It has one elemen- 
 Population about 
 
 Alger, EnoB, J. P., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Aubrey, Joseph, waggon maker. 
 
 Draper, C. M.. physician and surgeon. 
 
 F0S3, JOJHUA, postmaster, cabinet maker and 
 
 general agent. 
 Qwynn, Edward, tailor. 
 Hard, L. A., J. P., county secretary and treasurer 
 
 and general agent. 
 La Roche, Eli, blacksmith. 
 Lebournetu, John, carpenter. - 
 Lendsey, Wm., carpenter. 
 Morey & McNilot, general merchants. 
 
 Osgood, Henry & Charles, saddle and hameH 
 
 makers. 
 Picard, George, tanner. 
 Powers, Geo. W., physician and surgeon. 
 Rodgers, A. H., physician and surgeon. 
 Rogers, Alfred, blacksmith. 
 Sanborn, Alonso, hotel keeper. 
 Sherrill, Rev. E. J., Congregational. 
 Stone, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 Taylor, Charles, boot and shoemaker and preTentirt 
 
 officer. 
 Warby, David, ohair mannfaotarer. 
 
 
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 EDEN MILLS, C. W. — A village, sitoated on the river Speed, in the township of Eramosa, county 
 of Wellington, containing a good female school, three churches and Meohanics' Institute library with 
 400 volumes. Distant from Boekwood, * itfttion on the Grand Trunk Railway, 3 miles ; Guelph, 7 
 miles. Daily mail. Population 260. 
 
 Anthony, Jackson, shoemaker. 
 Bardswell, Meshack, retired. 
 
 Boyle, Andrew, blaoksmitb and waggon maker. 
 Burrows, Wm., shoemaker. 
 
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 Cook, Charles, cabinet maker. 
 
 
 
 Little, James, miller. 
 
 Cook, Frederick, cabinet maker. 
 
 
 
 Malcolm, Mn., fenMle school. 
 
 Daridwii, John A., carpenter and buflder. 
 
 
 
 MEADO'WS, SAM'L, postmaster, general merchant, 
 
 PaTldson, John A., collector, land agent. 
 
 issner of 
 
 sewing machine agent, and potash mannlSsetarer. 
 McDonald, Alex., tailor. 
 
 marriage Heemna, oommissieiwr in B. 
 
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 con- 
 
 TCyancer, &o. 
 
 
 
 McDonald, John, cooper. 
 
 Dowrie, Darkl, carpenter. 
 
 
 
 Richardson, Ralph, waggon maker. 
 
 EsBon, John, botlder. 
 
 
 
 Ritche, William, builder. 
 
 Fielding, Darid, grocer. 
 
 
 
 Stewart, Alexander, bailder. 
 
 Frain, James, waggon maker. 
 
 
 
 Salliren, Timothy, blacksmith. 
 
 Harmston & Henderson, builders. 
 
 
 
 Watson, Wm., nail stage proprietor. 
 
 Harris, John, hotel keeper. 
 
 
 
 White, James, constable and lime burner. 
 
 Hay, John, shoemaker. 
 
 
 
 White, Thomas, retired. 
 
 Hartop, Henry, flour mill. 
 
 
 
 Wilson, James, J. P., and oatmeal mill. 
 
 Jackson, Anthony, general merchant. 
 
 
 
 Wilson, Peter, woollen mannfaotorer. 
 
 Erase, George, cabinet maker. 
 
 
 
 Zonar^ Jobn, retired. 
 
 EOQCOUBE, 0. W. — A post Tillage in the township of Momington, county of Perth. 
 Stratford, the county town, 22 miles. Population of township, 8040. 
 
 Distant from 
 
 Lowry, Rct. Thomas, clergyman. 
 
 MARTIN, THOS., postmaster and gen'l merchant. 
 
 HcFadden, Uriah, J. P. 
 
 Montgomery, Jesei^, hotel keeper. 
 
 Morray, Donald, riioemaker. 
 
 Whales, Samuel, clerk of division conri 
 
 ED WAfiDSBUBO, C. W.— A Tillage sitnated on the riTer St Lawrence, in tto tewnship of Edwards- 
 burg and county of QreaTiile, and a station en the Grand Trunk Railway. It also has a wharf on the 
 Iroquois Canal, for landtag passengers and freight. Distant from Brockrille, the oonnty seat, 21 
 milea ; from Kinston, 69 miles ; from Montreal, 120 miles ; and from Toronto, 218 mites. Daily maiL 
 Population abont 800. 
 
 Adams, Joel, farmer. 
 Akins, Daniel, farmer. 
 AKIN8, WM. S., postmaster. 
 Armstrong, Davidi, watchmaker, jeweller, and under- 
 taker. 
 Bare, Alex., saloon keeper. 
 Bare, William, broom maker. 
 Beatty, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 Benson, W. T., saw and planing mill owner. 
 Berin, Rot. G., Church of England. 
 Brown, Rev. Mr., E. M. Church 
 BoMh, Thos. W., teacher district school No. 6. 
 Byms, Lary, baker and confectioner. 
 Byrns, Lawrence, general merchant. 
 Cielland, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 Dark, Henry, township councillor. 
 Dillon, Thomas, liTery stable keeper, 
 DriTvr, John, briokmaker. 
 Fairbnm, Thomas, township councillor. 
 Forsythe, A., weaTcr. 
 Gates, W. F., physician. 
 QIassford, Charles, general merchant. 
 Hunter, Allen, deputy reere. 
 Keeler, Ephraim, township councillor. 
 Eeeler, James, reeve of the township. 
 Kirk, John, farmer. 
 Jellyman, James, collector of enstoms. 
 
 Landon, S. H., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Lane, John, tailor. 
 
 Madden, Miss, jgiilliner and dress maker. 
 
 McCarthy, John, architect and builder. 
 
 McDonall, John, plasterer. 
 
 McDonall, Matthew, mason. 
 
 McDonall, Michael, marble worker. 
 
 McDowell, Rct. Mr., Methodist Episcopal. 
 
 McQugan & Turner, dyers i^nd scourers. 
 
 MoLain, Horace, J. P. 
 
 McLatchie, James, foundry, machine and edge tool 
 
 maker, gunsmith and blacksmith. 
 MoPherson, R., general merchant. 
 Mead, Wm., agricultural implement and cabinet 
 
 maker. 
 Morrison, James, farmer. 
 Northrop, H. S., flour mill owner. 
 Payne, J. A., proprietor Railroad Honse. 
 Railroad House, J. A. Payne, proprietor. 
 Rainsford, George, express agent. 
 Reid, Wm., cooper. 
 Sharer, Mrs. George, general store. 
 SulliTan, M., soap and candle factory. 
 SulIiTan, Michael, butcher. 
 Thompson, W. S., boot and shoemaker. 
 Turner, James, lirery stable keeper. 
 Waddell, T., stoTcs and tinware. 
 
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 EGLIITGTON, C. W.— A thriving post village, situated in the township and count/ of Terk. Sia- 
 tant from Toronto, the oonnty seat, 4 milos. Population about 160. 
 
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 Bond, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Boyd, Sarah Ann, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Brown, John, tailor. 
 Campbell, James, blacksmith. 
 Olark, George, boot sod shoemaker. 
 Clinkinbroomer, Xavier, mason. 
 Coulter, John, boot and shoMsaker. 
 Dixey, Eliia, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Donglns, Wm., waggon maker. 
 Fisher, John, carpenter and builder. 
 BARGRAVe, JOSEPH, postmaster, boot and 
 
 maker and grocer. 
 Jaokes, Wm , J. P., fiurmcr. 
 Jearris, Wm., Airmer. 
 Lawrence, Jacob, tanner and •vnrier. 
 Lawrence, John, fiarmer. 
 
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 Lawrence, Wm., fanner. 
 
 Snider, Charles, J. P., farmer. 
 
 Mangben, W.^ ^olas, J. P., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Snider, Eliss, farmer. 
 
 McGormiek, Patrick, blaekmhb. 
 
 Snider, Jacob, farmer. 
 
 Meteair, James, farmer. 
 
 Snider, Wm., farmer 
 
 Ramsey, Jiiannette, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Stevenson, Frank, mason. 
 
 Rosa, Andrew, grocer, hoaae and lign painter. 
 
 Ward, George, farmer. 
 
 Scott, Miss, grocer. 
 
 Winstanljr, 0. S., pb/sician and anrgeon. 
 
 EGMONDVILLE, C. W. — A thriving post vitlage, sitnated on the river Bayfield, half a mile BonA 
 of the Seaforth station, on the Buffido and Lake Huron Railway, in the townahip of Tuolcersmith and 
 county of Huron. It has one large publio school and one young ladies school. Distant from Goderieb, 
 the county town, 21 miles ; from Hamilton, 75 miles ; and from Tureoto, 107 miles. PopuUtioa 
 about 450. 
 
 Atbern, Carl, tailor. 
 
 Banthimhammer, Rev. llr., clergyman. 
 
 Baxter, James, general merchant. 
 
 Bohler, Valentine, potter. 
 
 Bowden, John, brickmuker. 
 
 Brett, John, tin and copper smith. 
 
 Brett k Hunt, tanners, hide and leather dealers. 
 
 Bryden, James, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Bubolz, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Bull, T. P., watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Cameron, Mrs. 8., bonnet maker. « 
 
 Cameron, Samnel, tailor. 
 
 Campbell, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Carter, George, brickmaker. 
 
 Cooper, Henry, carpenter. 
 
 Cunningham, Robert, soap and candle mannfiotarer. 
 
 Curry, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Daley, Jubn. hotel keeper and waggon maker. 
 
 Dickson, Archibald, gpseral merchant. 
 
 Dickaon, James, M. ?. P. 
 
 Dnnoan, David. ;;arpenter, builder and washing 
 
 machine agent. 
 Ferguson, Thomas, carpenter. 
 FitisimoB.'i, George, physician and snrgeom. 
 Flourshet'ts, John, tailor. 
 Fulton, I.obert, blacksmith. 
 Gawley, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Graham, R«iv. Wm.. clergyman. 
 Gray, James, umeksmu'li. 
 
 Gray, John, agricultural implement manafliotnrer. 
 Gray, Rev. John, clergyman. 
 Hart, John, blacksmith. 
 Hills, James, blacksmith. 
 Jackson, G. & H., general merchants. 
 
 Johnston, Wm., carpenter. 
 
 Kneebush, J., tailor. 
 
 Kni86, Clause, cooper. 
 
 Logan, John, general merchant. 
 
 MARKS, T. J., postmaster. 
 
 Merteoch, Charles, cnbinet maker. 
 
 McDonald, Solomoii, carpenter. 
 
 McNamara, Michael, builder. 
 
 O'Connor, James, builder. 
 
 Orr, Wm., lumber merchant and sewing machine 
 agent. 
 
 Ramsay, Peter, lumK merchant. 
 
 Reinke, Henry, carpenter. 
 
 Robinson, A. B., hotel keeper and insaranee ftgeni 
 
 Rudd, Wm., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Ryan, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Scott, Robert, builder. 
 
 Shaver, Paul, carpenter. 
 
 Soule, Thomas, carpenter. 
 
 Smitli, A., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Steet, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Van Egmond August, carding mill proprietor. 
 
 Van Egmond, C. L., J. P., flour and grist mill pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 Van Egmond, Leopold, gmsmith and saw mdll pn- 
 prietor. 
 
 Van Egmond, Wm., hotel keeper. 
 
 Vanstone, Richard, flour, feed and grain dealer. 
 
 Walker, Ephraim, carriage and wi^gon maker. 
 
 Wallace, Samuel, builder. 
 
 Watson & Bauthimhammer, founders, mannfactarert 
 of boilers, steam engines and agricultural imple- 
 ments. 
 
 Wieland, George, brewer. 
 
 EQBEMONT, C. W.— A small post village in the township of Egremont and county of Grey, situated 
 on the Owen Souod and Garafraxa road, in the midst of a good farming country. It has one common 
 school. Distant from Owen Sound, the county town, 41 miles ; and from Guelph, 42 miles. Popn. 
 laUon about 50. 
 
 Dickson, John, saw mill proprietor and lumber mer- 
 chant. 
 Friese, Adam, hotel keeper. 
 Robertson, John, J. P. 
 
 SMITH, THOMAS, J. P., postmaster and genera^ 
 
 merchant. 
 Wilson, Wm., hotel keeper. 
 
 * ELDON POST OFFICE.— A post office in the township of Eldon and eomty of VictorU. 
 
 TOWHSHIP OOVMCILLORS. 
 
 Ashman, Wm., 4th ward. 
 Carmichael, Archibald. 1st ward 
 McEaofain, Dngald, 2nd ward. 
 MoRae, Duncan, J. P., reeve and Inmber merehant, 
 6th ward, 
 
 *8m WoeArUla, FdHsimBK aad Argyle. 
 LABELS PRWTED AND ENGRAVED BT W. C. CBEWBTT * 00., TORONTO. 
 
 McMnrchy, Rev. John, Presbyterian. 
 
 RAY, ANGUS M , postmaster, township olerk, oom« 
 
 missioner in B. R., conveyaneer, gensntl agent, 
 
 tssuer of marriage Hoenees, ko. 
 Bmitti, Neil, J. P., 8rd ward. 
 
 
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 ELGIN, C. W. — A small post village, mtaated in the township of 8auth Crosby and Connty of Leeds, 
 Soath Riding Distant from Brookville, the ooaot/ town, 88 miles ; and from Kingston, 36 miles. 
 Population about 100. 
 
 Atchison, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Brown. Rafns, J. P. 
 
 Burns, Rst. Wm , Wesleyan MethoJIat. 
 
 Chisbolm, Rev. F., Methodist EpiscopaL 
 
 Pelany, JeHse, reeve. 
 
 Earl, James, cabinet maker. 
 
 Halladay, A. O., hotel, keeper. 
 
 Halladay, Benjamin, carriage makw. 
 
 Bolladay, James, carrisge maker. 
 
 Hnnter, Israel, blacksmith. 
 
 Jardine, James, weaver. 
 
 Johnston, John, brickmaker. 
 
 Laishley, Henry, general merchant. 
 
 Leggett, John, house and sign painter. 
 
 Leggett, Robert, innkeeper. 
 
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 Levitt, Thaddeos, school teacher. 
 
 >fackee, Andrew, general merchant. 
 
 Mooney, Francis, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Newman, Almon, general merchant. 
 
 Pennock, A. W., eooper. 
 
 PcNNOCK. PUILEMON, J. P., postmaster 
 
 town clerk. 
 Pennock, Stirling, mason. 
 Pine, Charles, tailor 
 Rutbburns, Allen F., cabinet maker. 
 Seed, Samuel, blacksmith. 
 Walker, Walter, stoves, tin, copper And sheet iron 
 
 ware. 
 Young, Myles, general merchant 
 
 ELOINBUBG, C. W. — A post village situated in the township of Kingston and ooanty of Frontenao. 
 Distant from Kingston 8 miles. Population about 260. 
 
 Ash, Donham, gunsmith. 
 
 Bagly, John, grocer. 
 
 BATES, PETER, postmister, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Brewer, Pbilip. saw mill owner. 
 
 Grigsby, James, grocer. 
 
 Jackson, Wm., blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 
 Knapp, Peter, J. P. 
 
 Meecham, .Eli, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Pope, John, blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 
 Provost, Francis, cooper. 
 
 Pnrdy, Marshall, tanner, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Slavin, Michael, tailor. 
 
 Stagg, John W., weaver. 
 
 Swain, John, carpenter. 
 
 ELIZABETHVILLB, C. W. — A post village in the towftship of Hope and county of Durham. 
 Distant from Cobourg, the county town, 18 miles ; Port Hope, 18 miles; Toronto, 60 miles. Popu- 
 lation about 100. 
 
 Barkwell, John, shoemaker. 
 
 Beaty, Johnston, carpenter. 
 
 Birch, Rev. O o.. Church of England. 
 
 Gray, Hugh, cabinet maker. 
 
 Marstel, Robert, blacksmith. 
 
 McMURTRY, JOHN, J. P., postmaster, flour, grist, 
 
 and saw mills proprietor, and general merchant. 
 Palmer, Joshua, waggon maker. 
 
 Palmer, July, blacksmith. 
 
 Peacock, Samuel, cooper. 
 
 Sleith, James, cooper. 
 
 Tamblyn, Thomas, waggon maker. 
 
 True, Hugh, carpenter. 
 
 Wilson, John, distiller and rectifier. 
 
 I^'ilson, Robert, tailor. 
 
 ELM GBOVE, C. W. — A post village in the county of Simooe, situated on the River Nottawasaga. 
 Distnnt from Toronto about 60 miles. 
 
 LOVE, RICHARD, postmaster. 
 
 EIiMVALE, C. "W.— A T)ost village in the township of Flos and connty of Simcoe. 
 oipally in lumber. Population about 100. 
 
 Its trade is prin< 
 
 Craw, Rev. George, Free Church. 
 
 Cumming, John, J. P. 
 
 Hallan, Rev. George, Episcopal. 
 
 HARVEY, WILLIAM. J. P., postmaster. 
 
 Langhney, Patrick, J. P. 
 
 Malcolm, Andrew, J. P. 
 
 Ritchie, John, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Rowat, John, J. P. 
 
 Rowat, Jos., J. P. 
 
 Thompson, William, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Turner, Gavin, J. P. 
 
 Urquhart, Alexander, boot and shoe maker. 
 
 Wilson, Mr., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 BLOBA, C. W. — An incorporated village, delightfully situated at the junction of the Irvine, with th« 
 Ouse or Grand River, and about the centre between the townships of Nichol and Pilkington, in the 
 oounty of Wellington. It possesses great natural water power, and in the vicinity extensive flouring 
 mills, a woollen faotory, foundry, planing mill, cabinet and stave manuflsctories are in operntion. Th« 
 falls of Elora, on the Grand River, are very beantifal and picturesque. Monthly cattle fairs are rega* 
 
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 larly held, which are attended by dealers from all parts of the country. It has a Mechanics' Institute, 
 and the oonnty grammar school is here located. Disttuit from Gaelph, the county town, II miles; 
 fh>m Toronto, O'i mites ; and from Hamilton, 43 miles. Daily mails, and money order offioe. In 1864 
 it contained only 84 inhabitants, but now the population is about 1200. 
 
 Bain, John, hotel keeper. 
 
 Bain & McCloy, woollen mill proprie(ora. 
 
 Banm, Andrew, Cooper, proprietor of stare factory. 
 
 Biggar, Thomas, hotel and lirery stable keeper. 
 
 Blake, George, mason. 
 
 Buchannan, John, wearer. 
 
 Buckley, John, wearer. 
 
 Campbell, W. M., tin and coppersmith. 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Richard 
 
 Taylor, agent. 
 Cattanaoh, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Chinneck, R., tailor. 
 Clarke, Charles, J. P., reere. 
 Connor, Thomas, general merchant. 
 Cowans, Fra^er & Co., general merchants. 
 Crighton, John, wearer. 
 Cuthbert, Alexander, blacksmith. 
 Cuthbert k Noble, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Dalby k McQueen, brewers. 
 
 Balby, Robert, hotel proprintor. tanner and currier. 
 Daris, J. F., general merchant 
 Donaldson, Thomas, bailiff and insurance agent. 
 Drew, G. A., notary public, barrister, attorney, &c. 
 Daif, Rer. John, United Presbyterian. 
 Duncan, Wm., mason. 
 
 Eby, J., lumber merchant and planing mill owner. 
 Ellis, Mrs., grocer. 
 Elmslie, George, school teacher. 
 Mora Obtentr, (The) J. M. Shaw, proprietor. 
 Fenwiek, Wm., tailor. 
 FINLAT80N, JOHN, postmaster, physician and 
 
 surgeon. 
 Foote, David, oouncillor. 
 Foreman, Rer. R. J., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Fraser, J. M., J. P., distillery, flour and grist mill 
 
 proprietor. 
 Garrard, Seaman H., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Oeddes, Andrew, crown land agent. 
 Gerrie, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 Gibbon, Wm., J. P., insurance agent 
 Gilkison, Archibald, barrister, attorney, &o. 
 Godfrey, J., J. P., councillor, )>oot and shoemaker. 
 Gordon, A., saddle and harness maker. 
 Grant, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Gray, Wm., baker and confectioner. 
 Halley, M., grocer, baker and confectioner. 
 Hamilton, Hugh, blacksmith. 
 Hamilton, James, hotel and lirery stable keeper. 
 Hart, A., general merchant 
 HENDERSON, JOHN, gen. merchant and connoillor. 
 Johnstone, Josiah, blacksmith. 
 Jones, A., hotel keeper. 
 Kirk & Clarke, general merchants. 
 Knowles, Wm., cabinet maker and upholsterer. 
 Laird, Joseph, mason. 
 Land, E., boot and shoemaker. 
 Land, Henry, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Land, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 La Penotiere, W. H., assistant postmaster, general 
 
 agent, prorincial land surrcyor, &o. 
 Lawrance, Charles, plasterer. 
 Martin, Thomas, tin and copper smith. 
 McBain, Dancan, mason. 
 McDonald, John, carpenter and builder. 
 McGregor, Rer. J. G., master grammar schooL 
 McLean, .tohn, clerk of division court. 
 McLeod, John, farmer. 
 Michael, Miss, school teacher. 
 Middlemiss, Rer. James, United Presbyterian. 
 Middteton, Dr., physician and surgeon. 
 Milne, Mrs., milliner and dress maker. 
 Mundel, John, cabinet maker, upholsterer and na- 
 
 dertaker. 
 Newman, E. H., general merchant. 
 Newman & Ilell, druggists. 
 Newman, R. M., prorincial land surreyor, Ac. 
 Newman, W. P., accountant, notary pubtic and bank 
 
 agent. 
 Newman, W. P., & Co., insurance and general agents. 
 Paget, Dr., physician and surgeon. 
 Patmore, Levi, carpenter and builder. 
 Pitcher, Richard, bouse and sign painter. 
 Potter, Darid M., founder, machinist and agricultural 
 
 implement maker. 
 Preston, Henry, brickmaker. 
 Reynolds, Wm., custom home officer. 
 Robb, Miss, school teacher. 
 Ross, John, general merchant. 
 Ross k Bonallie, flour and grist mill proprietors. 
 Scharbach, C, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 Scott, Henry, house and sign painter. 
 Shaw, J. M., book and job printer, proprietor Elora 
 
 Obatrver. 
 Shephard, Jacob, carpenter and builder. 
 Simpson, Peter, carpenter and builder. 
 Sinclair, George, mason. 
 Somers, J. G., clothing merchant 
 Stafford, Wm., plasterer. 
 Taylor, Benjamin, general merchant 
 Taylor, Richard, insurance and general agenC 
 Thomson, Rer. C. E., Episcopalian. 
 Thomson, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 Turner, James, grocer, flour and feed dealer. 
 Van Camp, L., dentist, sewing machine agent, watch- 
 
 maker and jeweller. 
 Waddell, John, lumber merchant, carpenter uid 
 
 builder. 
 Walker, A., blacksmith, carriage k waggon maker. 
 Walker, John, saddle and harness maker. 
 Watson, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Wattera, L. T., tailor. 
 Webster, Samuel, tin and coppersmith. 
 Webster, William, dealer in stores, &o. 
 Wilkinson, John, clothing merchant. 
 
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 EMBBO, C. W. — A Tillage situated in the township of West Zorra and county of Oxford, and on a 
 branch of the Thames Rirer. Distant from Woodstock, the county town, 1 1 miles ; from Hamilton, 
 00 miles ; from London, 26 miles ; and from Toronto, 97 miles. Daily mail. Population about 600. 
 
 Adam, George, village treasurer. 
 Adam, James, J. P., tvere and general merchant 
 Albion Hotel, Henry Gammond, proprietor. 
 Brine, John, school teacher. 
 
 Callahan, Daniel, general merchant 
 
 Campbell, James, architect, builder and undertaker. 
 
 Dent, John D., J. D. 
 
 Duncan, George, physician. 
 
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 Dnnoan, John, fanner. 
 
 Btnbro Botel, Asa Sanden, proprietor. 
 
 SMBRO RBVIBW, Alexander Hay. publisher. 
 
 Forrest, John, general aerobant. 
 
 Fraser, Charlotte, school teacher. 
 
 Fraser, John, village clerk and collecting agent. 
 
 Gammond, Henry, proprietor Albion Hotel. 
 
 Oeddes, Robert, plasterer. 
 
 Oeddes, Wm., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Graham, Rev. Wm., Episcopal Methodist. 
 
 Grant, Wm., tailor. 
 
 Gnnn, John, Tillage councillor and farmer. 
 
 HAY, ALEXANDER, publisher Embro Xtvitv. 
 
 Henderson, James, tanner and cur'ier. 
 
 Heron, Thomas, tailor. 
 
 Hodgkinson, John, farmer. 
 
 Kennedy, Rev. Wm., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Layoook, Joseph, floar and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 MATHESON, DONALD, J. P., postmaster and olerk 
 of division court. 
 
 McDonald, Andrew, blacksmith. 
 
 McDonald, Charles, woollen mill proprietor and 
 dyer. 
 
 McDonald, Colin, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 MoDonald, Jb>hn, woollen mill proprietor, weaver, 
 baker and confectioner. 
 
 McDonald, Roderick, carpenter and builder. 
 
 McKay, A. A., blacksmith. 
 
 McKay, Angus, grocer, carpenter and saloon propri- 
 etor. 
 
 McKay, Alexander, village eonneillor. 
 
 McKay, Evander, bouse and sign painter. 
 
 McKay, John, tailor and livery stable proprietor. 
 
 McKay, Wm., plasterer. 
 
 McKeniie, Rev. D., Canada Presbyterian. 
 
 MoPHCRSON, D. R., boot and shoe dealer and 
 
 insurance agent. 
 Midgley, Wm., lumber merchant and ahoaoMker. 
 Miller, George, mason. 
 Miller, Rev. Wm., Church of Scotland. 
 Miller, Mrs, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Murray, James, mason. 
 O'Lodge, John, farmer. 
 Pigeon, George, physioian and drnggisl 
 Rose, D. D. & Bro., general merchants. 
 Ross, Qeorge, blacksmith. 
 Ross, John M., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Rutherford, John, boot and shoe maker. 
 Sanders, Asa, proprietor Embro HoteL 
 Sharp, Wm , brick maker. 
 Short, John, village councillor and flour mill propri* 
 
 etor. 
 Strauble, Charles, saddle and harness maker. 
 Sutherland, W. E., grocer, photographia artist and 
 
 undertaker. 
 Thorn, John H., architect, carpenter and builder. 
 Walsh, Wm , cooper. 
 While, Kenneth, tin and copper ware. 
 Wilson, George, foundry ana maobtue shop. 
 Wilson, Rev. Mr., Baptist 
 
 ENITIS, C. W. — A thriving pest village, sitnated on the river St Clair, in the township of Bnnisklllea 
 and county of Lambton. It is noted for the oil springs in the vicinity. Distant from Port Sarnia, thA 
 county town, 18 milee. Popnlation abont 160. 
 
 
 Baker, John, weaver. 
 
 Baker, Rev. J. T., Church of Eniiland. 
 
 Barber, J., farmer. 
 
 Barkley, Patrick, J. P. 
 
 Booth, Ralph, carpenter and bnilder. 
 
 Brichan, Wellington, township clerk. 
 
 Brooke, James, arohiteet. 
 
 Garmichael, D., farmer. 
 
 Clark, Mr., township councillor. 
 
 Glendenning, Charles, boot and shoe maker. 
 
 Clendenning, R., farmer. 
 
 Cuttiie, Mr., hotel keeper. 
 
 Dawson, Robert, J. P., towaahip treaswar. 
 
 Dennis, W., sen., Ikrmer. 
 
 Dennis, W., jr., former. 
 
 Duncan, Captain, farmer. 
 
 DundasB, Wro., architect. 
 
 Dunlop, Wn., carpenter and boUdar, proprietor Map 
 
 and candle factory. 
 Durance, J., farmer. 
 Elliott, Andrew, saw milt owner. 
 Foster, Charles, flour and feed dealer. 
 Garrich, Mr., mason. 
 Giffen, W., school teachar. 
 Gooden, W., farmer. 
 Grame, Mr., farmer. 
 Growder, John, architect. 
 Harrison, Mr., township oouncillor. 
 Haskins, A., carriage and waggoo mtkm. 
 Homes, J,, fkrmer. 
 Houston, Ifm., J. P., Carmer. 
 Humis, J., farmer. 
 Ingram, A., farmer. 
 
 Ingram, J., fsnaer. 
 
 James, Rev. Mr., Presbyterian. 
 
 Jinney, Mr., jr., cooper and pho''.^,T8pb artist 
 
 Lancaster, Mr., general merohanL 
 
 LITTLE, CHARLES, postmaster and Uvery stabto 
 
 keeper. 
 Little, E., farmer. 
 MoDonald, Donald, school teacher. 
 McLaughlin, D., farmer. 
 McPherson, O. S., J. P., township r«we. 
 McQUIEN, EWEN, acbool teaober. 
 MoTavish, Duncan, school teaohar. 
 Metcalf, Mr., farmer. 
 Mitchell, A., farmer. 
 Montgomery, James, briekmakcr sttd towAsbip OOUi- 
 
 cillor. 
 Morrison, John, boot aad shoemaker. 
 Mttdge, R., carriage and waggcn maker. 
 Munro, Hector, blacksmith. 
 Paterson, W., farmer. 
 Rawlings, Mr , farmer. 
 Richardson, Mr. Farmer. 
 Rill, Rev.. Mr., Methodist. 
 Scott, James, school teacher. 
 Slack, Mr., farmer. 
 
 Smith, John, J. P., township councillor. 
 Smith, Richard, plasterer. 
 Stewart, John, farmer. 
 StonehoBse, Mr., farmer. 
 Thomson, Mr., produee and commissiob merohaat 
 Tracy, Capt., dentist. 
 Walker, J., farmer. 
 i Woodly, John, lour aad griat mOl owuar. 
 
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 SNKISKILLEir, C. W.— A ttooriibiog Tillage in 4be townabip of Dariiogton ud Weet Biding of 
 the oountjr of Durham. The rarronnding oonntry ia well adapted for agricuUaral porpewi. it baa 
 one eommon sohool. Distant from Cobonrg, the county town, 86 miles ; from BonmanTtUe, 9 milea ; 
 and from Toronto, 48 milea. Daily maiL Papulation about 2uO. 
 
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 Barclay, Peter, ooop'sr. 
 Bigbam, Wm., carpenter. 
 Brooks, Wm., saddle and bameaa maker, 
 Chambers, Charles, boot and shoe maker. 
 Clark, Charles, division eonrt clarit. 
 Fields, Wm., carpenter. 
 Flintiff, W., waggon maker. 
 Gallagher, John, sash, b!'-xd and door manufeetiirer. 
 Graham, Rev. John. 
 Harper, John, pump maker. 
 Hillier, Wm., M. D., physician. 
 Kennedy, Robert, boot and shoe dealer. 
 Knox, Arthur, hotel keeper. 
 Logan, Rev. W. 
 
 Mallory, Charles A., carpenter. 
 Martin, John, l)00t and shoemaker. 
 Martin, John, jun., miller. 
 
 McLEOD, D. W., dealer in agrieultwral implenwDta 
 and general merchant. 
 
 McCoIlough, John R., H.D., phyaieian. 
 
 Middery, Robert. J. P. 
 
 Mills, Samuel, saddle and hameas maker. 
 
 Morley, J. H., hotel keeper. 
 
 PIERCE, JOHN, poatmaster, 
 
 Preston, Edward, waggon maker. 
 
 Rogers, Wm. H., J. P. 
 
 Salter, A. B., Teterinary surgeon. 
 
 Salter, Mrs., milliner and dreaa maker. 
 
 Scott, Jacob, aoooontant. 
 
 Sharp, James, cabinet maker. 
 
 Smith, Rev. John. 
 
 Storie, George, blacksmith. 
 
 HyWester, Henry, J. P. 
 
 Trewin, Samuel, general store. 
 
 Virtue, Wm., hotel keeper. 
 
 Wood, Morgan, blacksmith. 
 
 Wright, Miss, milliner and dresanaker. 
 
 ENNISMOBE, C. W. — A small poit village in the township of Bnnismore and eonnty of Peterboro'. 
 Distant from PeUrboro', the eonnty town, 10 milea. Population about 76. 
 
 Brick, P;*trlck, J. P. 
 
 Coyl, Rev. Mr. 
 
 Dond, Humphrey, general merchant and hotel 
 
 keeper. 
 GALLIVAN, PATRICK, postmaster and general 
 
 agent. 
 Leh, Ihoma), hotel keeper. 
 
 Leonard, Patrick, cnrpenter. 
 Mahony, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Pryndals, Wm., carpenter. 
 Sullivan, Cornelius, J. P. 
 Telford, Thomas, builder. 
 Travis, Leonard, blaeksmitb. 
 
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 ENTEBPBISB, C. W.— A post village in the township of Camden and eoanty of Addington, sitaated 
 on Mud Luke. Diataut from Kingston dO milea. Population about 260. ■ 
 
 Baker, H. T., builder. 
 
 Card, Caleb, shoemaker. * 
 
 Card, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Card, Orrin, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Clancy, Cornelius, J. P. 
 
 Coi, Eugene, chairmaker and npbolsterer. 
 
 ORAHA.M, ROBERT, postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 
 Grass, Christopher, hotel keeper. 
 
 Halea, Isaac, briokmnker. 
 
 Harran, Kev. James, Presbyterian. 
 
 Hawley, Eli P., blacksmith. 
 
 Jackson, Wm., saw mill proprietor, blacksmith and 
 waggon maker 
 
 Millar, Thomas, jun., J. P. and saw mill owner. 
 
 Naill, Thomae, blacksmith. 
 
 O'Doa, Patrick, J. P. 
 
 Paisley, Charles, hotel keeper. 
 
 Parks, Wm., cooper. 
 
 Pike, James & Co., boot and shoemakers. 
 
 Reid, Robert, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Roberta, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Scott, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Thompson, Joseph, cooper. 
 
 Wager, George, shoemaker. 
 
 Wager, Henry M. C, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Wager, Peter, saw mill pruprietor. 
 
 Wager, Thomas, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Wager, Wm. N., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Wiseman, Samuel, tailor. 
 
 Wolfe, John V., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Vannest, Peter, carpenter and builder. 
 
 EPSOM, C. W.— A thriving village situated in the township of Reach and county of Ontario. Distant 
 from Whitby, the county town, 10 miles ; ftrom Toronto, 47 miles ; and from Hamilton, about 90 
 miles. Dully mail. Population about 160. 
 
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 Coatbalo, Wm., waggon maker. 
 
 Dennison, D. B., hotel keeper. 
 
 FERGUSON, GILBERT, postmaster. 
 
 Hamilton, John, hotel keeper. 
 
 Holdon, S. 0., school teacher. 
 
 Morrison, Lewis N., waggon maker. 
 
 MoDBRMID ft FERGUSON, general mereliants. 
 
 Morlson, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Manro, Timothy, J. P. 
 
 Porter, Matthew, tailor. 
 
 Sharp, Rev. Thomas, Canada Presbyteriaa. 
 
 Smith, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Walker, Archibald, blacksmith. 
 
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 EBIN, C W. — A flonrisbing post Tillage in the townghip of Erin, eonnty of Wellington, eitnated on 
 the west branch of the River Credit. Distant from Gaeipb, the county town, 20 miles; Toronto, 60 
 miles; aod Hamilton, 60 miles. Popnlation abont 600. 
 
 Barett, F., veterinary snrgeon. 
 
 Beales, O. F., shoemaker, hide and leather dealer. 
 
 Berry, Samuel W., shoemaker. 
 
 Blashill, Wm , photographic artist 
 
 Broddey, James, collecting agent. 
 
 Broggie, John, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Brown, Tbomao, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Burgess, Henry, chair maker. 
 
 Campbell, Alexander, tailor. 
 
 CANADA LIFE AS8UR. CO., S. L. Shotter, agent 
 
 Cawthra, J., carpenter. 
 
 CORNOCK, WM., J. P., postmaster, flour mill prop. 
 
 and diHtiller. 
 Earl, J. W., soap and candle maker. 
 Ookey, Franciri, cooper. 
 Hill, John, tailor. 
 Hoggnrd, F. C , general store. 
 Hood, Alfred, J. P., general merchant 
 How, Win., general merchant. 
 Howes, Robert, gardener. 
 Huber, John, chair and cabinet maker. 
 Hunter. John, tailor. 
 Irwin, Samuel, cooper. 
 Kennedy, Wm. M., tin and coppersmith. 
 Leavens, Elijah, trunk maker. 
 Lossin, Lawrence, tin and coppersmith. 
 Mnrooes, Frank E. , attorney. 
 McKechnie, M., carpenter. 
 McMillan, Donald, blacksmith. 
 
 MoNanghton, Henry, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Medley, D. & R., hide and leather dealer, and boot 
 and shoemaker. 
 
 Milloy, Hugh, blacksmith. 
 
 Monro, James, painter. 
 
 Overland, C, carpenter. 
 
 Park, Wm., waggon maker. 
 
 Pearson, Joseph, cabinet maker. 
 
 Pollard, John B., baker and confectioner. 
 
 Ramsey, M., butcher. 
 
 Reily, Adrian, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Robinson, Wm. 0., architect. 
 
 Simeon, John, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Simpson, Rev. John, New Connexion. 
 
 Shotter, S. L., J. P., flour and saw mills proprietor 
 and general merchant ; agent Canada Life Assu- 
 rance Company. 
 
 Thompson, Q. R., carpenter. 
 
 Thompson, Rev. J. A., Presbyterian. 
 
 Thompson, Wm., shoemaker. 
 
 Tutton, Henry, waggon maker. 
 
 Tyler, Caldwell J., druggist and bookseller. 
 
 Tyler, Wm., J. P., clerk 6th division court 
 
 Vanderlip, J. H., grocer. 
 
 Walker, John S., founder, blacksmith, and agricnl- 
 turnl implement maker. 
 
 Walker, Qeorge M., waggon maker. 
 
 White, John, chair maker. 
 
 Wilson, Rev. John, Wesleyan. 
 
 EBBOL, C. W. — A small post village, situated on the south shore of Lake Huron, in the township of 
 Plyinpton and county of Lambton. Distant from Saruia, the county town, 12 miles. Population 
 about 70. 
 
 Cameron. John, former. 
 Dods, John, carriage and waggon maker, 
 Lee, Robert, boot and shoemaker. 
 Leigh, T. B., general merchant 
 
 O'Qorman, John, blacksmith. 
 Richardson, John, carpenter and builder. 
 WHITING. QEORGE, postmaster. 
 Wiggins, Daniel, trunk maker. 
 
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 ESCOTT, C W.— A post village, situated in the township of Yonge and county of Leeds, the southern 
 portion of the township is united for municipal purposes with the similar portion of that of Yonge. A 
 copper mine which is in active operation, has been discovered near the village. The Grand Trunk 
 Railway runs near the place. Distant ftrom Brockville, 16 miles ; and from Kingston, 82 miles. Daily 
 mail. Population about 80. 
 
 Abraham, Thomas, bote? ,)roprietor. 
 
 Buohannan, Joseph, tailor. 
 
 Elliott Albert, boot and Mhoemaker. 
 
 Ferris, John, leather dealer and tanner. 
 
 Field, William, cabinet maker, furniture dealer and 
 
 upholsterer. 
 Field, William, paper hangings and window shade 
 
 dealer. 
 Graham, Daniel, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Hueston, William, belting dealer, tanner and leather 
 
 dealer. 
 Huntley, Alanson, cooper. 
 Sterling, William, cooper. 
 Sterns, Henry, hotel proprietor. 
 Storey, William, waggon maker. 
 TODD, ANDREW, postmaster and gen'l merchant, 
 Triokuy, John, carpenter and builder. 
 Vanston, Robert, flour, grist, and saw mill prop'r. 
 
 ETOBICOKE, C. W.— A post village, situoted on both sides of the Humber, in the townships of 
 loik and Etoblcoke, county of York, West Riding. It contains excellent water privileges, on which 
 are erected extensive fl luring, grist and saw mills, and other mnohiuery. Farmers have a good wheat 
 market here all the time. Distant from Toronto, 8 miles ; from Hamilton, 88 miles ; and from the 
 Maltoa Station, on the Grand Trunk Railway, 1| miles. Population, 000. 
 
 Atkinson & Bros., founders and machinists. 
 Ayers, Thomas, hotel keeper. 
 Beatty, Thos., physician and surgeon. 
 Bogaus, John, ouoper, 
 
 Bonifaee, Mrs., milliner. 
 
 Ball, C. It, general merchant 
 
 Cadine, Joseph, cooper. 
 
 Cooper, Rev. W. C., M. A., Charoh of England. 
 
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ETOBIGOKE— EXETER. 
 
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 D»roh, Peter, cooper. 
 
 Hudson, Thot., carpenter. 
 
 De Coursier, John, hotel keepef. 
 
 Knapp, Richard, hotel keeper. 
 
 DeUny, Robert, weaver. 
 
 Mathews, James, plasterer and muon. 
 
 Etobiooke Literary Society. 
 
 McConnell, John, school t«acher. 
 
 Fisher, E. C„ coroner, floor aad grist mill owner. 
 
 Rodgers, J. Q.. saddle and L^rness maker. 
 
 OAMBL.G, WM., poatmMter. 
 
 Ryan, Wm., cooper. 
 
 Harris, Parr, shoemaker. 
 
 Stddell, Henry, carpenter and waggon maker. 
 
 Harwoori, Wm , carpenter. 
 
 Schillar, George, hotel keeper. 
 
 Hewett, W., shoemalier. 
 
 Stoneham, R., carpenter. 
 
 Howard, Charles, blacksmith. 
 
 Staart, John, conslable and cooper. 
 
 Howland, W. P. & Co., general merchants and mill 
 
 Ware, Charles, sbuemnker and constable. 
 
 owners. 
 
 Williams, James, woollen mill owner. 
 
 Hadsoa, James, carpenter. 
 
 Worthy, F., house and sign painter. 
 
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 EUGSNIA, C. W. — A post village, situated nn Bearer River, in the township of Artemesia and county 
 ot'Urey. Distant from Oiren Sound, the count/ town, 36 miles; and from Toronto, 120 miles. 
 
 Eligh, Charles, general merchant. 
 
 Elliott, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Eugenia Hotel, S. T. Halsted, proprietor. 
 
 Halsted, S. T., general merchant and proprietor of 
 
 Eugeuia Hotel. 
 Purdy, Alexander, saw mill proprietor. 
 Pardy, William, flour and grist mill. 
 
 PURDY, R. MoLKAN, mayor, postmaster, general 
 merchant, woollen mill proprietor, general agent, 
 and commissioner in B. R. 
 
 Sanders, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Sanders, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Sloan, Jacob, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Whitney, S. T., carpenter and builder. 
 
 EVSiBTON, C. W. — A village, situated on a branch of the Qrand River, in the township of Eramosa, 
 South Riding of the county of Wellington, and a station on the Qrand Trunk Railway. Distant from 
 Guelph, the county town, 10| miles ; from Hamilton, 80 miles ; and from Toronto, 60 miles. Daily 
 mail. Population about 150. 
 
 Conlin, T., boot and shoemaker. 
 Copeland, Rubert, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Deweir, Robert, plasterer. 
 Everton Uutel, Walter Scott, proprietor. 
 Evert, Rutus, flour and saw mill owner and farmer. 
 Loree, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Mitchell, James, insurance and real estate agent. 
 Richirdson, T., carpenter, builder, and carriage 
 maker. 
 
 Scott, Walter, proprietor Everton Hotel. , 
 
 STEWART, D. F., postmaster. 
 
 Stewart, Mrs. Helen, teacher young ladles' sohooL 
 
 Stewart, P., farmer. 
 
 Syiuons, B., carpenter. 
 
 Terrenoe, Wm , blacksmith. 
 
 Warden, Samuel, soup and candle factory. 
 
 Wheeler, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Young Men's Everton Literary Society. 
 
 EXETER, O. W. — A flourishing village, situated on the banks of the River Anx Sables, in the town* 
 ships of (Jsborne and Stephen and county of Huron. It is in the centre of a fine tract of uountry, 
 and hiid a good local trade ; also one common school, end two preparatory schools for ladies. Distant 
 from Goderich, the county town, 30 miles. Daily mail. Population about 600. 
 
 Acheson, Joseph, J. P., boot and shoe maker. 
 Balkwull, Mr., hotel keeper. 
 Bissott, Riuhard, mason and plasterer. 
 BIssett, Robert, hotel and livery stable keeper. 
 Brabrson & Verety, founders, machinists, and agri- 
 cultural implement makers. 
 Brawn, Diggery, blacksmith. 
 Brawn, John, tailor. 
 Broderick, David, tailor. 
 Broderick, H. G., general merchant. 
 Broderick, John, general merchant. 
 Carling, tbaao, general merchant, tanner and currier. 
 Carrick, Wm., saw mill proprietor. 
 Chapman, Rev. Mr., Wesley an Methodist. 
 Clarke, Joseph, general merchant. 
 Clarke, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Cownn, Young, physician and surgeon. 
 Crispin, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Crispin, Wm., house and sign painter. 
 Davis & Baker, blacksmiths and waggon makers. 
 Drew, Eldrid, cabinet maker and upholsterer. 
 Ebbott, Rev. H., Bible Christian. 
 Eorets, George, saddle and harnesi maker. 
 
 Elliott, B. v., barrister, attorney, and insurance 
 
 agent. 
 Elston, Robert & Thomas, blacksmith and edge tool 
 
 makers. 
 Fairbitirn, John, baker and confectioner. 
 Fey, Miss, school teacher. 
 Finlayson, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Freeman, A. D , J. P., general merchant. 
 Gidley, Thomas, J. P., carpenter, undertaker and 
 
 planing mill proprietor. 
 Gould, John, soap and candle maker. 
 Green, H., house and sign painter. 
 Origg, Wm., tailor. 
 Hiirris, John, waggon maker. 
 Hickson, Edward, druggist. 
 Hincks, Rev.'J. P.. M. A., Church of England. 
 Hutton, J. & Co., flour and grist mill proprietor!. 
 Hyndman, John, physician and surgeon. 
 Jago, Mrs., school teacher. 
 Johns, David, tin and coppersmith. 
 Kencie, Rev. Mr., Bible t'bristian. 
 Kilpatrick, Mr., woollen mill proprietor. 
 Logic, James, general merchant. 
 
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 Msnhftll, John, mMon and phttarer. 
 
 MeOregor, N. R., Bobool tsMhw. 
 
 MoKay, DaBearifbAOtand aho«Bak«r. 
 
 McKenie, Miss, milliner and dress makar. 
 
 MeNabb, JFaiaea, oaUnstaaker. 
 
 Miles, A., general merobant. 
 
 Mitobell, John, briokaaker. 
 
 Owen, Rer. Mr., BapUst . 
 
 Piokard, Jas., general merehant and saw mtll prop. 
 
 Roberts, Rer. Mr., Bible Christian. 
 
 Roohe, Mr., hotel keeper. 
 
 Sagsmitb, ReT. Mr., Weslflyan Methodist. 
 
 Sanders, John, piasterar. 
 
 SANDERS, WILLIAM, postmaster. 
 
 Sharp, Ralph, plasterer. 
 
 Smtll, Isaac, saddle and harness maker. 
 Smith, H. A., general menkant 
 Snoi, Charles, boot and shoe maker. 
 Southoote, John, baker and eonfec t ieaerii 
 Teait, Binetair, oooper. 
 Towers, Mr., hotel keeper. 
 Tribble, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Tribble, Mrs., weaver. 
 Trick, John, blacksmith and wagpm maker. 
 Trick, William, tin and coppersmith. 
 Vanstone, James, jeweller and watobmcker. 
 Vosper, George, carpenter and builder. 
 Webb & Hunt, flour and grist mill proprietoi*. 
 Welsh, William, carpenter and builder. 
 
 FALEIBE, C. W. — Somtimes called Carlisle — A large post Tillage, situated on Lynes Creek, in the 
 township of Bast Williams and aonnty of Middlesex. It possesses eaoetlent water privileges, and hae 
 a good flour and grain trade. Distant tnm London, the county aeai, 21 miles ; aad tmm Hamiltea 
 about 120 miles. Daily mail. Popuk^on about 1,000. 
 
 Armstrong, John, blaokmnitk nod agrieaUiiral im- 
 plement maker. 
 
 Armstrong, Miss M., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Baker, Charles, brickmaker and plasterer. 
 
 Baker, S., blacksmith and agricultural implement 
 maker. 
 
 Brown, Thomas, boot and shoemaket. 
 
 Candles, F., physioian and snrgeoo. 
 
 Clark, Mr., school teacher. 
 
 Coulton, Andrew, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Cynon, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 Fletcher, Rev. Wm., Canada Presbyteriaa, 
 
 Francis, D., farmer. 
 
 Francis, Miss M., milliner and draasmaker. 
 
 Gelinn, Mia», general store. 
 
 Glashan, Thomas, physioian and surgeon. 
 
 Haskett, T. & W., hotel keepers. 
 
 Hodgson, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Hopkins, N., J. P., physioian and surgeon. 
 
 Hopkins, Robert, tin and copper smith. 
 
 Lambart, R. & Son, woollen mill proprietors. 
 
 McDonald, Donald, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Merrills, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 (VLeary, James, earpenter and builder. 
 
 Orerholt, Peter, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Owens, Rot. Thomas, Baptist. 
 
 Prangley, L. E., tailor. 
 
 Priestly, James, farmer. 
 
 Priestly, James C., general merohaat. 
 
 PRIESTLY, JOHN HL, postmaster. 
 
 Priestly, Miss M. A., milliner and dressmaker.. 
 
 Reamington & Co., saddle and harness makers. 
 
 Roper, Wm., soap and candle faetory. 
 
 Scott, Robert, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Shipley, George, farmer. 
 
 Shipley, Lionel G., flour and gristmill owoet. 
 
 Siddle, Joseph, J. P. 
 
 Stevenson, Tbos., cabinet makar Mid nnderlalUE. 
 
 Steward, Alozandor, farmer. 
 
 Wilson, Wm., cabinetmaker. 
 
 Wright, William, general merchant. 
 
 Wescott, James, flour, grist, and saw mills owner. 
 
 Wright, William, tanner and carrier. 
 
 Yard, Henry, house and sign paintAr. 
 
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 FALKLAND, C. W.—A post Tillage, situated in the township of Brantford and county of Brant. 
 Distant from Brantford, the county town, 10 miles; from Toronto, 70| miles ; from Hamilton, 28} 
 miles ; firom London, 60 miias ; and from Meoiraal, 403} milaa. 
 
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 Commereial Hotel, Wm. Gana, proprietor. 
 
 Gommins, W. C, sewing machine agent 
 
 Farlow, W., general atore. 
 
 Ounn, Wm., proprietor Commervial Hotel. 
 
 Hough, H., boot and riioomaktr. 
 
 Jenkinson, A., blacksmith. 
 
 Martin, J., farmer. 
 
 Martin, S., saw mill owner. 
 
 Parnell, G. H., farmer. 
 
 Sharp, Wm., saw mill owner. 
 
 STALLY, M., postmaster and tailor. 
 
 Thompson, Wm., weaver. 
 
 Todd, W. M., tanner, currier and sheeBtaker. 
 
 Tufford, M., farmer. 
 
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 VABMEBSVILLlt, C. W.— A Tillage in the township of Yonge and county of Leeds, Soath Ridia(, 
 situated on the county road leading from Brookville to Westport. It has an elegant town hall aadaa 
 excellent grammar school, and is snrrcanded by an agricultaral region that ia not surpassed in the 
 Province. Distant tnm BrockTille, 14 milw ; from Kingston, 60 miles. Daily anils, Popolatioa, 400. 
 
 Addison, R. H., surgeon and physician. 
 Bady, Isaac, blaahsmith. 
 Bell, Rev. J. D., Bpiscopal Methodist. 
 Bowsome, Jacob, slioomaker. 
 Boyo", Waobingtoa B., blaoksmith. 
 Barrows, Wm. R., saw and flonr mill ownar. 
 Chamberlain, Asber A., J. P. and physician. 
 Donovan, John, hotel keeper. 
 
 Draper, Luke, tailor. 
 
 Farmersville Grammar Bohool, principal, H. f . Tvf 
 
 hell, M. A. 
 Fisker, Duneaa, Maoksaiitli. 
 Giles, Joha 0., physioiaa. 
 Giles, Wm. H., saddle and bamaaa makar. 
 Gilvoy, fi., waggoB maker. 
 Qoir, Francis, boot and shoemaker. 
 
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 Bamblin, Reuben, hotel keeper. 
 
 Kincaid, A., tiosmith. 
 
 Kincaid, John, tanaar. 
 
 King, W. W., oUrk ninth diTiaioa ooort 
 
 Koil, Tamer, general merchant. 
 
 Logan, James, architect. 
 
 Logan, James, boot aoJ shoemaker. 
 
 Mansell, David, general store. 
 
 Nash, George^ lumber merohant. 
 
 PARISH, ARZA, postmaster, reefe Mid ^aeral 
 
 merchant. 
 Stevena, Samuel, arohiteet. 
 Stevens, Theodore, cabinet maker. 
 Taggart, Rev. Charles, Weslejran Methodist 
 Tarbell, H. S., principal grammar school. 
 Titus, Alonio, waggon malcer. 
 Williams, A. C., geueral store. 
 Wing, PhiUp, J. P. 
 
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 FABUINGTON, C. W.— A post Tillage in the township of Amaranth and coanty of Wellington. 
 Distant from Quelph, the county town, about 40 miles; from Toronto, about 50 miles; and from 
 Hamilton, about 60 miles. Population about 200. 
 
 Bo wen, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Braiden, John, farmer. 
 
 Crumble, James, J. P. and coonelllor. 
 
 Curry, James, blacksmith. 
 
 CURRY, JOHN, postmaster, blaohsmttb, waggon 
 
 maker and farmer. 
 Curry, Wm., farmer. 
 Oillespie, Charles, reeve. 
 Gillespie, Wm., hotel proprietor. 
 Golden, James, ronncillor and farmer. 
 
 Hughson, Nelson, J. P. 
 Irwin. Christopher, J. P. 
 Jelly, Wm., councillor. 
 Meredith, Thomas, farmer. 
 McGill, Neil, farmer. 
 May, Joseph, township treasurer. 
 Spence, David, clerk of township. 
 Spence, James, councillor. 
 Wallace, John, hotel proprietor. 
 Wallace, William, farmer. 
 
 FABNHAM CENTBE, C. E.— A small post village in the eastern division of the township of 
 Farubam, county of ilrome and district of Montreal. Distant from Sweetsburg, 8 miles ; from 
 Cowansville, 6 miles ; and from Montreal, 42 miles. Daily mail. Population about 100. 
 
 Anderson, Rev. Daniel, clergyman. 
 
 Boyd, Peter, waggon maker. 
 
 Cameron, Daniil, carpenter. 
 
 Cameron, S. M., lumber merohant and saw nil! pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 Finley, James, general merchant. 
 
 JOHNSTON, JOHN, postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 
 Kimble, Philip, cooper. 
 McGregor, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Morrison, James, waggon maker. 
 Newel, H. P., carpenter. 
 Pell, Peter R., hotel keeper. 
 Reid, Robert, blacksmith. 
 Robinson, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 Schoolcraft, C, carpenter. 
 
 FARQUHAB, C. W. — A small post village, situated in the township of Usborne and county of Huron. 
 Distant fro.n Guilerich, the couuty town, 3G miles ; from London, 80 miles ; from Hamilton, 88 miles ; 
 and from Toronto, 110 miles. Population 16. 
 
 Bones, Robert, township treasurer. 
 Biuhop, Archibald, reeve. 
 
 EDMOND, WM., postmaster and township clerk. 
 Hunter, Richard, deputy reeve. 
 
 FARRAN'S POINT, C. W.— A flourishing post village, situated at the lower entrance of Farran'a 
 
 I'uiot Caniil, on the River 8t. Lawrence, in the tuwship of Osnabruck and county of Stormont. It has 
 good mill privilei^es, and one common school. Distant from Cornwall, the county town, 16 miles ; 
 and from Dickinson's Landing, 5 miles. Population about 150. 
 
 Adnras, Rev. T. M., clergyman. 
 Baknr, W. H. & Son, general merchants. 
 Bockus, John, clerk of division court. 
 Broilin, Henry, J. P., general merchant. 
 Dftl'oe, E., brickrnaker. 
 Diifiie, iHiiiab, wnggnn maker. 
 Donaiiy, Elward, prop. St. Lawrence Hotel. 
 Dobie, Rev. R., clergyman. 
 
 Farrnn, C. C, sen., J. P., flonr, grist and saw mills 
 Farritn, C. C, jun., general merchant. [P'op. 
 
 Finoham, Abraham, blacksmith. 
 Garrett, Rev. R , clergyman. 
 Gilniour, John, brickrnaker. 
 Gngo, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 HICKEY, GEORGE N., postmaster ft gen. merch't 
 (see card, p. 188). 
 
 Hickey, R. G., M.D., surgeon and coroner. 
 
 Hutohiiis, Hiram, photographio artist. 
 
 Hutohins, John S., blacksmith. 
 
 Jnrvo, Ell ward, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Lacluke, Charles, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Matthews, George, clothier and merohant tailor. 
 
 Muttice, Levins, coopi;r. 
 
 McCary, Jacob, boot I'.nd shoemaker, 
 
 McDonald. J., tailor. 
 
 McPiierson, Duel, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Paul, Saixl.v, builder. 
 
 Robinson, Mrs. M., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Roddy, James, general merohant. 
 
 Shaver, Alexai\di'r, waggon maker. 
 
 Shaver, Norninn, hlncksmiih. 
 
 8hevalit>r, Paul, chair manufacturer. 
 
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 Ststa, Walker, waggon maker. 
 
 Stewart, R. H., general merchant. 
 
 St. Lawrence Hotel, Edward Denany, proprietor. 
 
 Vansteenbarg, Miss A., milliner and dredsmaker. 
 
 Weagant, Herman, dentist. 
 
 Wilson, John, cnstom-honse officer. 
 Wilson, Sandy, boot and shoemaker. 
 Wood, Hiram, carpenter and bnilder. 
 Wyatt, Daniel, floor, feed and gr«n deakr. 
 
 
 FENELLA, C. W.— A small post Tillage, situated in the township of Hatdimand and West Riding 
 of the oountjr of Northumberland. Distant from Cobourg, the county town, 16 miles ; and from 
 Toronto, 86 miles. Population, about 60. [For further information, see Alderville, as this retnm did 
 not come to hand in time to separate the three Tillages of Alderrille, Roseneath, and Fenella. — Pvb.] 
 
 Adams, Thomas, farmer. 
 Brenton, Wiliam, blacksmith. 
 Cowley, David, farmer. 
 Cowley, John, carpenter and builder. 
 Curtis, James, general merchant and farmer. 
 Ferguson, Albert, proprietor Victoria Hotel. 
 . Ferguson, Iia, carpenter and builder. 
 FERGUSON, OLIVER, general merchant, watch 
 
 and clock repairer and tinsmith. 
 Ferguson & Knox, agricultural implements, carriage 
 
 and waggon makers, carpenters and bailderi. 
 Forener, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 FRANK, THOMAS, postmaster. 
 
 Oeorge, William, farmer. 
 
 Hamilton, Rev. Christopher, Wesleyan Methodist 
 
 Jewell, John, farmer. 
 
 Jewell, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 Longon, Wm., tailor. 
 
 Maoolough, Andrew, farmer. 
 
 Maeolough, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 Mitkiff, Henry, farmer. 
 
 Persona, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Persons, Shem, farmer. 
 
 Smith, John, farmer. 
 
 Smith, Matthew, farmer. 
 
 Victoria House, Albert Ferguson, proprietor. 
 
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 FENELON FALLS, C W. — A thriying illage on the river Trent, between Cameron and Sturgeon 
 lakes, in the township of Fenelon and county of Victoria. It is very picturesquely situated in the 
 midst of a good pine country, intersected by numerous small streams, and po8Hes::e8 the greatest facili- 
 ties for lumbering. The Fall on which the principal mills are situated is about 20 feet high and 800 
 feet in width, and resembles in minature the Horseshoe of Niagara. A steamer plies daily to and from 
 Lindsay during the summer season. Distant from Lindsay, the county town, 16 miles; from Peterboro', 
 86 miles ; and from Toronto, 95 miles. Bi-weekly mail. Population about 300. 
 
 Archer, Thomas, carpenter. 
 Belch, F.,azo maker. 
 Belch, Samuel, carpenter. 
 Bell, Tboraas, blacksmith. 
 Bigham, Dr. H., physician and surgeon. 
 Brandon, A., proprietor Brandon hotel. 
 Brandon Hotel, A. Brandon, proprietor. 
 Clifton House, Robert Podger, proprietor. 
 Dick, W. U., J. P., township reeve. 
 Ellery, John, carpenter. 
 
 FriXQERALD, JAMES, postmaster, general mer- 
 chant and township treasurer. 
 Fitzgerald, John C, clerk of division court. 
 France, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Hamilton, Rot. C, Methodist. 
 
 Hull, John, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Hull, Rev. T., Bible Christian. 
 
 Jackson, Richard, tailor. 
 
 Jamieson, R., dry goods merchant. 
 
 Jordan, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Livingston, L , teacher. 
 
 McDonald, Duncan, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Molntyre, Rev. A., Baptist. 
 
 Podger, Robert, proprietor Clifton House. 
 
 Scully, B., general merchant. 
 
 Twoomey, Jeremiah, blacksmith. 
 
 Warden, Rev. R. H., Free Church. 
 
 Willook, John, township clerk. 
 
 FENWICK, C. W.— A post village in the township of Pelham and county of Welland, containing one 
 good common school and three churches and having a very good local trade. . Distant from WelUnd, 
 the county town, 7 miles ; Hamilton, 44 miles ; and from Toronto, 72 miles. 
 
 Brewer, James, shoemaker. 
 
 Car, Wm., watchmaker. 
 
 Clark, Wm., mason. 
 
 Draper, Rev. James, Episcopal Metiiodiat. 
 
 Dreanin, H., blacksmith. 
 
 Evans, .1. P., waggon maker. 
 
 Haney, II., physician and surgeoa. 
 
 Haney, G W., J. P. 
 
 Hashiil, Joseph, potash mauufaoturer. 
 
 Hicks, John, carpenter. 
 
 Histon, Rev. John, New Connexion Methodist. 
 
 Howey, Samuel, school teacher. 
 
 Hunt, Lewis, tanner. 
 
 Ingraham, J. C, tailor. 
 
 Middaugh, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Nairn, Wm., waggon maker. 
 
 Rouston, Rev. J., Episcopal Methodist. 
 
 Swayze. S B., cooper. 
 
 TAVLOR, J. U., postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 Weaver, J. P., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Wood, B., hotel keeper. 
 
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 FEBOUS, C. W.— A Tillage plMuwntly situated on the banks of Grand River, in the township of 
 Nichol Hnd oounty of Wellinglon. Was founded in the year 1834, under the auspices of the late Hon. 
 Adam Fergasson, of Woodhill, and James Webster, Esq., of Guelph. It contains a number of storea, 
 built of Btone, of verj attractive appearance, many worlishops, and commodious hotels. Distant firoa 
 Toronto, 40 miles ; from Guelph, 18 miles. Daily mail. Population about 1,800. 
 
 Anderson, Matthew, J. P., agricultural implements, 
 
 blacksmith and carriage maker. 
 Argo, A. L. & Son, general merchants. 
 Armstrong, Andrew, flour, grain and produce dealer. 
 Bunk of Montreal, George D. Fergu^son, agent. 
 Blnck, Joseph, proprietrr Fergus Arms. 
 Brituk Consiiiulion, T. J. Greenham, publisher. 
 British Hotel, John Davie, proprietor. 
 Ca<ienbead, A. 8., clerk fourM: division court. 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE CO., J. K. A. 
 
 MoCutcheon, agent. 
 Cattanach, James, J. P. 
 Choaie, W. B., stoves, tinware, and photographic 
 
 artist. 
 Choate & Ramore, hardware merchants. 
 Coffee, Miss, milliner. 
 Coli>on, R. B., livery stable keeper. 
 Creighton, John A., general merchant. 
 Crosse, J. F., barrister, &c. 
 Dass, J. & R., tailors ani clothiers. 
 Davie, John, proprietor British Hotel. 
 Dickson, George, baker and confectioner. 
 Doyden, Robert, proprietor Queen's Arms. 
 Ebener, Conrad, cooper. 
 Elgin House, G. Moore, proprietor. 
 Fergus Arms, Joseph Blauk, proprietor. 
 Fergiisson, Geo. D., agent Bank of Montreal, notary 
 
 public, land and real estate agent. 
 Ferrier, A. D., agent British American Fire and 
 
 Inland Marine Insurance Company, notary public, 
 
 county clerk and accountant. 
 Forbes, A., boot and shoe maker. 
 Fonlyce, A. D., L. 8. Schools. 
 Forrester, Andrew, builder. 
 Gilmour, John, cabinet maker. 
 Goff & McGowan, Misses, milliners. 
 Grain, Wm., county surveyor. 
 Greenham, T. G. publisher British Conititulion. 
 Grindley, Jiimes, foundry and machine shop, and 
 
 agricultural implements. 
 Hay, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 Hunter, Mrs , milliner. 
 Ironside, John, general merchant. 
 Jamieson, John, builder. 
 Johnson, Benj., cooper. 
 
 Kay, Charles, saw mill owner and lumber merchant. 
 King, P., druggist, bookseller and stationer. . 
 Lewis, James, gunsmith. 
 
 Lingwood, Robt,, tanner, dealer In hides & leather. 
 Little & Wilson, agricultural implements and car> 
 
 riage makers. 
 Liverpool and London Fire and Life Insurance Co'y. 
 
 J. K. A. McCutoheon, agent. 
 Macdonald, Rev. George, Presbyterian. 
 McBitin, James, blacksmith. 
 
 McCUT:HEON, J. K. A., agent Liverpool and Lon- 
 don Fire and Life Insurance Company and Canada 
 
 Life Assurance Company. 
 
 McConnell, Mr., saloon keeper. 
 
 MoGavin, James, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Melnnes, Geo., agrioul'l implements & blacksmith. 
 
 Molntyre, Malcolm, soap and candle factory. 
 
 McMillan, John A., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 McQUBEN, JAMES, postmaster. 
 
 McWilliam, John, bilker. 
 
 Mennie, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Micbie, Henry, general merohant. 
 
 Miliken, Rev. A., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Milne, Tbos., tailor and clothier. 
 
 Moore, G., proprietor, Elgin House. 
 
 Moore, K.. boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Munroe, James, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Munroe, John, physician. 
 
 Murdock, Robert, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Murray, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Noble, P. C, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 North American Hotel, Jas. White, proprietor. 
 
 Orton, Dr. G. D., druggist, bookseller and stationer. 
 
 Pattison and Keating, distillers and rectifiers. 
 
 Pattison, Mrs., milliner. 
 
 Pattison. Wm., general merchant. 
 
 Perry, Miss, bonnet maker. 
 
 Petrie, J. W., notary public, land agent & acoouat't. 
 
 I'helan, J., fanning mill manufacturer. 
 
 PudJryfoot, Geo., barber. 
 
 Queen's Arms, Robert Dogden, proprietor. 
 
 Rennie, Wm., architect and builder. 
 
 Robertson, Wm., J. P., distiller and flour mill prop. 
 
 Ross, James, cabinet maker, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Ross, Wm., engraver and village olerk. 
 
 ROYAL INSURANCE Co., John Watt, agent. 
 
 Smellie, Rev. Geo., Canadian Presbyterian. 
 
 Skyring, Mrs., toy and fancy store. 
 
 Taylor, Alexander, tailor and clothier. 
 
 Taylor, Thomas, grocer. 
 
 Thorp, George W., livery stab'e. 
 
 Tudd, Andrew, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Vicker-s, George, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Watson, C. W., tanner, and dealer in hides and 
 
 leather. 
 Watt, James, general merchant and agent Western 
 
 Insurance Co. 
 Watt, John, general merchant and agent Royal 
 
 Insurance Co. 
 Webster, Henry, stoves and tinware. 
 Western Assurance Co., James Watt, agent. 
 White, Robert, proprietor North American Hotel. 
 White, Wm., cabinet maker. 
 Wilkie, Alexander, blacksmith, agrioultaral impU- 
 
 ments and carriage makers. 
 Wilkie, J. T., dentist. 
 Wilson, James, flour mill. 
 Winstaiiley, J. N., barrister, &o. 
 Wyllie, James, hardware. 
 Young, Charles, builder. 
 
 FERQUSOIT'S FALLS, C. W. — A small post village in the township of Drummond and county of 
 Lanark, South Riding, and situated on the Mississippi river. Distant from Perth, the county towa, 
 12 miles. Population about 120. 
 
 Bennett, Edward, blacksmith. 
 
 DIair, Robert, grist and saw mill owner. 
 
 Boyle, John, hotel keeper. 
 
 Gomersell, George, tanner. 
 
 HICKS, R., postmaster and general merohant. 
 
 Hollingor, John, constable. 
 
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 Ireton, Wag., ahocmaker. 
 Keimy, Robert, blacksmith. 
 
 Little, Robert, waggon maker. 
 Stafford, Jelin, aboemaker. 
 SnliTan, Edwtfd, aboemaker. 
 
 FEBMOT, O. W. — A post Tillage, aitaated in the township of Bedford and county of Frontenae. The 
 township contains three oharebes, eight eoumon scboola, and one separate Catholic school. The 
 following namea are from the township at large. The poet office is distant from Kingston, the eevn^gr 
 town, 60 milea. Population of township 109. 
 
 Andrews, Stephen, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Ash, Miss, school teacher. 
 
 Asseltioe, Thomas, oarpenter and builder. 
 
 Asseltine, Wm., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Atcbeson, James, J. P. and township oonncillor. 
 
 Atcbeson, John, township oounoillor. 
 
 Babcock, James, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Barr, Qeorge, J. P. and township reere. 
 
 BOTTING, EDWARD, J. P. and postmaster. 
 
 Bolting, Benjamin, assistant postmaster. 
 
 Brash, Wm. F., township councillor. 
 
 Chaffey, John & Co., iour, grist and saw mills prop. 
 
 Clarke, T., township eoonotllcr. 
 
 Cook, Robert, township councillor. 
 
 EJmonds, Caleb, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Henstiedge, Joseph, school teacher. 
 
 Liugo, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 McHale, John, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Stinson, Carson, township treastti*er. 
 
 Taggart, Joseph M., J. V. 
 
 Taggart, Miss, school teacher. 
 
 Weston, Hunt & Co., saw mill proprietor*. 
 
 Wright, John C, carpenter and baildef. 
 
 Young, James, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 FEVEBSHAM, C. W.— A post Tillage in the township of Osprey and county of Grey, situated on the 
 BeaTcr river, which at that point passes through a deep cleft in the rock8, forming at the same time 
 tome beautiful cascades. There are also some very curious cares to be found in the Ticinity. The 
 Tillage has a good common school. Distant from Owen Sound, the county town, 40 miles ; and from 
 CoUingwood, about 28 miles. Population 70. 
 
 Campbell, John, shoemaker. 
 Dudding, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 Edwards, George, lumber merchant and cooper. 
 Horton, Edward, saw and flour mills proprietor. 
 McBoberts, Arthur, flour, feed and grain dealer. 
 
 Smith, Joseph, shoemaker. 
 
 SPKOUL, MRS. MARY, postuistress and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Sutherland, James A., general merchant. 
 Wills, Rev. Mr., clergyman. 
 
 FINGAL, C. W.— A Tillage situated in the township of Southwold and county of Elgin, West Riding, 
 was founded by the late Colonel Talbot. Distant from St. Thomas, the county town, 7 miles ; from 
 London, 26 miles ; from Hamilton, 100 miles ; and from Toronto, 140 miles. Daily mivil. Population 
 about 600. 
 
 Aikins, Henry, harness maker. 
 
 Arkell, Wm., general merchant. 
 
 Bake, Thomas, butcher. 
 
 Barber, Phineas, briokmaker and farmer. 
 
 Best, John, dentist. 
 
 Bttisell, Stewart, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Blackwood, Robert, township treasurer and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Beughner, Wesley F., hotel proprietor. 
 Brooks, John W., blacksmith. 
 Burgess, Wm. B., general merchant. 
 Barwell, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 Campbell, Malcolm, harness maker. 
 Carmichael, Donald, farmer. 
 Cochrooe, Mrs., milliner and dress maker. 
 Cochrane, Roderick, general merchant. 
 Cottingbam, Mrs. H., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Couse, Charles, baker and confectioner. 
 DaTidson, James, cooper. 
 
 Edmonds, Charles, soap and candle manufacturer. 
 Fowler, Alpheus, oarpenter and builder. 
 Fowler, LotI, J. P. 
 Glasgow, Wm., J. P. 
 Green, Joseph, photograph artist. 
 Gustin, Ellphalet, physician. 
 Hammell, James, marble worker. 
 
 Jones, Rev. A., Episcopal Methodist. 
 
 Lamson, Daniol, house and sign painter. 
 
 Lac^son, Wm., house and sign painier. 
 
 Lewis, Chancey, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Maokny, Emanuel, school teacher. 
 
 Marbhal, Wm. 0., cooper. 
 
 McColl, Archibald, blacksmith. 
 
 McLachlan, James, tanner and currier. 
 
 McLardy, Archibald, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 McLaughlin, John, farmer. 
 
 McLaughlin, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 McMillan, Rer. John, Presbyterian. 
 
 MoPherson, Glasgow & Co., agricultural implement 
 
 makers and founders. 
 Metcalfe, George, cabinet maker, undertaker and 
 
 furniture dealer. 
 Milligan, James, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Milligan, Peter, cooper. 
 Mockridge, Rev. James, Church of England. 
 Neal, William, clothier and tailor. 
 Partridge, John, sen., hotel proprietor. 
 Partridge, John, jun., briokmaker. 
 Pemberton, George, hotel proprietor. 
 Pettit, William, farmer, 
 Pratt, Sophia, school teacher. 
 Scott, Rer. Anthony, Baptist. 
 
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 Sinkin, Williui, Uilor. 
 
 Smith, John, re«Te. 
 
 Stuart, Peter, pbysieiftfl. 
 
 TUBB7, BAMUEIi, township clerk and poatmuter. 
 
 Walker. Ber. Wiirwm, E. WMleysn Mtthodist. 
 
 Wood, AmaM, J. P. 
 
 Wood, Urias, blaokamith. 
 
 TottDg, Alexander, boot and •hoeaaker. 
 
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 FITCH BAY, C. E. — A thriving poet ▼illaga, situated on the west bank of Lake Vempbremagog, 
 in the township and county of Stanatead and district of St. Francis. It is aotad for the beautifol 
 scenery in the Ticinity. Distant from Stanatead, the chef lieu, 15 miles. Population about 150. 
 
 Bartlett, Thomas, shoemaker. 
 Blake, T., joiner and earpeater. 
 Danfortb, L., watchmaker. 
 Qage, Simion, cabinet maker. 
 
 Gendron, Henry, harne i makek', 
 Lawrance, A., milliner and dresststiker. 
 MUNROE, JOSEPH, postmaster. 
 Mnnroe & Qustin, merchants. 
 
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 FITZROY HABBOB, C. W.— A post village in the township of Fittroy and county of Carleton, 
 situated on the Ottawa river, at the bead of Lake Chaudiere, on a small bay dotted with beautiful islanda. 
 Near the village are the picturesque Falls of the Chats, while on the east it is bounded by the river 
 Carp, on the right bank of which the lanu rises to a considerable height, affording a magnificent viev 
 of the surrounding country. Distant from Ottawa city, 30 miles; Montreal, 150 miles; and from 
 Brookville, 85 miles. Daily mail. Population 200. 
 
 Atkinson, Henry, flour and grist mill. 
 
 Aylwin, Qeorge, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Campbell, Wn> , hotel keeper. 
 
 Chriptie, Qeorge, c rriage and waggon jatktt- 
 
 Christie, Henry, blacksmith. 
 
 Church of Scotland. 
 
 Cockburn, Wm., oarpentnr and builder. 
 
 Craig, D , school trustee. 
 
 Dow, D., school trustee. 
 
 Dubord, David, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Emery, Rev. C. P., Church of En^and. 
 
 Foley, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Grierson, John, general merchant. 
 
 Guide, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Hawley, Andrew, general merohant. 
 
 Hevens, John, hotel keeper. 
 
 Keams, B., teacher common school. 
 
 Kerby, John, blaclumlth. 
 
 Kitts, Gerald, tailor. 
 
 Kitts, James, tailor. 
 
 Leavenotb, George, flour, grist and saw mills owner 
 
 and general merchant. 
 Lester, Mordecai, bide and leather dealer. 
 McDonald, John, saw mill. 
 McFarlane, Robert, saddle and harness maker. 
 McLaren & Baird, general merchants. 
 McPheely, Rev. B., Roman Catholic. 
 Nicholson, John, school trustee, carpenter, builder 
 
 and cabinet maker. 
 Pigott, Wm. D., clerk division oonrt. 
 Robertson, John, general store. 
 Sommerville, Wm., general store. 
 
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 FIiIIfTON, O. W. — A post village in the township of Kaladar and county of Addington, situated ea 
 the river Sobotomata. Distant from Kingston, the oouaty town, 60 miles ; Toronto, 120 miles; and 
 from Montreal, 120 miles. 
 
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 Armstrong, James, hotel keeper. 
 
 Beckwith, James, township treasurer and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Bogart, D. D., lumber merchant. 
 Campbell, Arch., hotel keeper. 
 Canniff, Joseph, lumber merchant. 
 Carscallon, John A., township clerk and real estate 
 
 agent. 
 Clark, George, plasterer. 
 Disselctts, Francis, cabinet maker. 
 Flint, Billa, saw and grist mill owner. 
 FLINT, C. R., reeve, postmaster and greoer, 
 Fraser, Abraham, barrister. 
 French, Wm., shoemaker. 
 Grant, Charles, mason. 
 Hart, Orleans, lumber merohant 
 Honeywell, J. P., blacksmith an i edge tool naker. 
 Lansing, John, farmer. 
 Lattie, Gilbert, lumber merchant. 
 Mills, Wm., blacksmith and edge tool maker. 
 
 Moroure, Lewis, shoemaker. 
 
 Oliver, Francis, shoemaker. 
 
 Perry, E., crown land agent. 
 
 Puke, David, carpenter. 
 
 Putreis, Louis, waggon and agricultural implement 
 
 maker. 
 Rathburn, J. B., lumber merchant, 
 Rattan, M. 8., weaver. 
 Reed, Benjamin, cooper. 
 Roblin, Owen, shoemaker. 
 Ross, James, dry goods merohant. 
 Soanton, Silas B., dry goods merchant. 
 Sedore, Alexander, J. P. and carpenter, 
 Shorings, Huffnail, broom maker. 
 Smith, F. H., shoemaker. 
 Smith, James M., tailor. 
 Spencer, H. H., physieian and surgeon, 
 Thompson, Wm., hotel keeper. 
 Wager, Lester, carpenter and balldev. 
 Wilson, Caroline, milliner. 
 
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 FIiOBlSNCZS, O. W. — A floarishing post tillage, situated on the east branch of the Sydenham RiTtTf 
 in the township or Euphemia and eoanty of Lambton. It waa first laid out in the jear 1886, and has 
 one common school. Distant from Sarnia, the county town, 45 miles ; and from London, 64 milet. 
 Population about 800. 
 
 Bams, Samnel, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Bloom, Robert, dyer and scourer. 
 
 Bobier, Gregory, jnn., carpenter. 
 
 Drew, Henry, builder. 
 
 Drew, James, shoemaker. 
 
 Dunbar, Wm., olacksmlth. 
 
 Florence Exchange Hotel, John Herson, prop. 
 
 Gordon & Nellis, general merchants. 
 
 Onnne, Rev. John, Church of England. 
 
 Gnnne, Robert, general merchant. 
 
 Herson, John, hotel keeper and fanning mill maker. 
 
 Hodgson, RcT. John, Wesleynn Methodist. 
 
 Hooper, Francis, waggon maker. 
 
 Hooper, Mrs., bonnet maker. 
 
 Johnston, Joseph A., waggon maker, 
 
 Kerby, Edwin D., J. P. 
 
 KERRY, GEORGE P., postmaster. 
 
 Kerby. John, shoemaker. 
 
 Kerby, Nathan C, builder. 
 
 Kerr, B. S., school teacher. 
 
 Lament, James C. G., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Little, William, shoemaker. 
 
 MoGuire, Andrew, tailor. 
 
 McRae, Colin, blacksmith. 
 
 Morris, William, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Morrison Robert, general merchant. 
 
 Rheintgen, Gerhard, cabinet maker. 
 
 Roberts, Lewis, waggon maker. 
 
 Rolls, Alfred, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Shepley, Joseph, shoemaker. 
 
 Warrick, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Webster, James T., J. P., carpenter. 
 
 WEBSTER, WILLIAM, general agent, commissioner 
 
 in B. R., conveyancer, &c. 
 Whitehouse, George, druggist 
 Wright, RcT. Wm. 8., Episcopal Methodist. 
 Young, John A. , general merchant. 
 
 FONTHILL, C. W. — A village picturesquely situated among the " Short Hills," about 500 feet above 
 the level of Lake Ontario, on the township line between Pelham and Thoruld, county of Welland. It 
 contains many elegant private dwellings, and for healthiness of locality is unequalled in the Province. 
 Distant from St. Catharines, the county town of Lincoln, 9 miles ; Welland, the county town of Wel- 
 land, 4) miles ; Niagara Falls, 10 miles ; and from Hamilton, 88 miles. Daily mails. Populatioa 
 about 850. 
 
 Beldon, H. 0., photographic artist. 
 
 Brown, Ezra, butcher. 
 
 Brown, John, sen., farmer. 
 
 Brown, John, Jan., farnjer. 
 
 Brown, L. F., saw and planing mill owner. 
 
 Caboe, E. farmer. 
 
 Cahoe, J. A., farmer. 
 
 Campbell, Rev. Mr., Wesleyan. 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Rich & 
 Giles, agentei. 
 
 Canby, Thomas, commissioner in B. R. 
 
 Chappel, Misses, milliners and dressmakers. 
 
 Cbappel, Robert, planing mill owner. 
 
 Church, W. J., farmer. 
 
 Conger, James, carpenter. 
 
 Cook, Wm., saddle, harness and trunk maker, and 
 livery stable. 
 
 Crow, Jacob, lumber merchant. 
 
 Daniels, D., farmer. 
 
 Davis, Asahel, tanner and currier. 
 
 Dentz, Benedict, carpenter and bnilder. 
 
 D'EVERARDO, D., J, P., registrar for the c^ mty of 
 Welland, insuranoe agent, and notary public. 
 
 Desideratum Hotel, G. Gamble, proprietor. 
 
 Earley, G., stoves, tin and oopper smith. 
 
 England, John, watchmaker and proprietor Pelham 
 Heights Hotel. 
 
 Fonthtll Advtrtiier, H. L. Stone, pabliaber. 
 
 Fonthill Grammar School. 
 
 Fonthill Hotel, Thomas Smith, proprietor. 
 
 Fonthill Mechanics' Institute. 
 
 Foster, Wm., teacher union school. 
 
 Frajer, John, J. P., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Gamble, G., proprietor Desideratum Hotel. 
 
 Gamble, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Giles, H., farmer. 
 
 Olatner, John, houM and sign painter. 
 
 Qore, John C, cabinetmaker, upholsterer and un- 
 dertaker. 
 
 Hill, George, J. P., and farmer. 
 
 Hobson, George L., accountant. '" 
 
 Hobson, Robert, sheriff county of Welland. 
 
 Hull, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Jacobs, Charles B., blacksmith. 
 
 Jones, B., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Kinsman, Avery B., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Kinsman, J. D., aecountant 
 
 Kinsman, D. & Co., general merchants, 
 
 Kleger, Christian, builder. 
 
 Knight & Co., house and sign painters. 
 
 Knight, Thomas W., painter and glazier. 
 
 Look, H. D., tailor and clothier, and insurance 
 
 agent. 
 MaiTiage, Walter, produce and provision dealea^and 
 
 insurance agent. 
 McCorabs, John S., carpenter. 
 MoCombs, Stephen, carpenter. 
 McLeod, Rev. Mr., Church of England. 
 McKeand, James, tailor and clothier. 
 Moisley, Wm., shoemaker. 
 Osley, H. E., farmer. 
 Oxley, J. B., farmer. 
 Page, H., tanner and currier. ' 
 Pelham Heights Hotel, John England, proprietor. 
 Potter, John, house and sign painter. 
 Price, B. W., watch maker and jeweller. 
 Price, Mary, general merchant. 
 Randall, T. D. W., farmer. 
 Reynolds, B. C, house and sign painter. 
 Reynolds, Charles B., painter and ornamenter. 
 RICH & GILES, general merohante and ininrano* 
 
 agents (see card, p. 188). 
 RICH, JOHN S., postmaster. 
 Rielley. James, boot and thoemaker. 
 Robertehaw, George, blacksmith and agricultural 
 
 implements. 
 Ross, Mrs., milliner. 
 Servos, John J. carpenter. 
 
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 Smith, Tbomaa, proprietor Ponthill Hotel. 
 
 Stone, H. L., photograph artist, and publisher Fonl- 
 
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 Swajrie, Rev. Caleb, Episcopal Methodint. 
 Thomas, Oeorge, tailor and clothier. 
 Trayer, N. H., physician. 
 Wakefield, Rer. .John, Wesleyan. 
 Walker. Rev. Charles, Baptist. tm 
 Ward, J., farmer. 
 
 Watson, David, arohiteot and b«ilder. 
 
 Weidman, Michael, magon and bricklayer. 
 
 Willett, Alfred, clerk division oonrt and commia- 
 
 sioner in B. R. 
 Willson, Isaac P., deputy clerk of the orown, clerk 
 
 of coaoty court, notary public, and commissioner 
 
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 Willson, John, farmer. 
 
 FOBEST, C. W. — A post village sitnated in the township of Plympton and connty of Lambton, on 
 the Hickory Creek, and a station on the Grand Trunk Rnilwny. Distant from Sarnia, the county town, 
 28 miles ; from Toronto, 146 miles ; from Montreal, 479 miles ; and from Quebec, 649 miles. Fopo- 
 Utioa of township, 8287. 
 
 Bailey, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Brnwdy, Mr., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Davidson, John M., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 DY£R, ROBERT, postmaster ana general merchant. 
 
 D'juglass, Rev. James. 
 
 F[aias, A., generalifierchaut. 
 
 Hart, George, J. P. 
 
 H«w«r, Henry, carpenter. 
 
 Ilutton, J., pbysiciao. 
 
 Mallery, Samuel, carpenter. 
 
 MoFaddea, L., saw mill owner. 
 
 Miller, Miss Jeannet, snhool teacher. 
 
 Phelan, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Phillips, Charles, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Richardson, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Shaw, Ann, grocery. 
 
 Shillington, Joseph, groceries and liquors. 
 
 Woodrey, Henry, carpenter. 
 
 Woodroofe, John A., general merdiant. 
 
 Yoder, J., carpenter. 
 
 Yoder, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 FORESTER'S FALIiS, C. W.— A small post village sitnated on MoNanglitoo^a Greek, in the 
 township of Ross and county of Renfrew. Distant from Pembroke, the county town, 22 miles ; and 
 from Perth, 80 mi!es. Population about 100. 
 
 Boyce, Henry, carJing mill proprietor. 
 Bulmer, Edward, farmer. 
 Cameron, Rev. Hugh, Presbyterian. 
 Campbell, Archibald, carpenter and builder. 
 Campbell, George, blacksmith. 
 Elliott, Thomas, school teacher. 
 Evans, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 Faught, Francis, boot and shoemaker. 
 Faught, Thomas, photographic artist. 
 Forester, Oliver, saw mill proprietor. 
 Grant, James, J. P. 
 H< .ron, J \me8, farmer. 
 
 Howard, Philander, farmer. 
 
 Huntington, Erastus, hotel heeper. 
 
 Kerr, John, farmer. 
 
 Kaight, William, farmer. 
 
 McLellan, John, cooper. 
 
 Moxim, Wm., pump maker. 
 
 Rankin, John, town reeve. 
 
 SMITH, ALEXANDER, postmaster and general 
 
 merchant (see card, p. 188). 
 Thornton, Alexander, township clerk. 
 Wark, James, hotel keeper. 
 Waruock, William, assessor and collector. 
 
 FORESTVILLE, C. W. — A post village in the township of Charlottsville, and connty of Norfolk. 
 Distant from Simooe, the county town, 14 miles ; and from Hamilton, 60 miles. Population, 160. 
 
 Beaupre, Charles, farmer. 
 
 Brown, Mrs., hotel keeper. 
 
 Cook, Chauncey, lumber merchant. 
 
 Cook, George, saw milt owner. 
 
 Evins, Edward, blacksmith. 
 
 Finch, Titus, farmer. 
 
 GRIFFIN, G. W., J. P., iOBtmaster and dyer and 
 
 scourer. 
 Heath, James, brickmaker. 
 Johnson, Lawrence, carpenter. 
 
 Kern, C, farmer. 
 
 Kern, Edward, farmer. 
 
 Kern, Levi, farmer. 
 
 Knap, Amos, cooper. 
 
 Mudge, Rev. Elijah. 
 
 Murphy, Wm., hotel keeper. 
 
 Petty, Curtis, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Suhram, Andrew, builder. 
 
 Taylor, Jaspar, waggon maker. 
 
 White, Calvin A., photographic artist. 
 
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 FORFAR, C. W.— A village, situated in the township of Bastard and county of Leeds. Distant from 
 Brockville, 61 miles; from Perth, 22 miles; from Kingston, 40 miles; from Ottawa, 90 mites; from 
 Montreal, 166 miles; from Toronto, 120 miles; and from Hamilton, 260 miles. Daily mail. Popu* 
 latiun about 76. 
 
 Betta, Rev. J. A., Episcopal Methodist. 
 Brown, Wm., proprietor Forfar Inn. 
 Connors, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 Davison, Hiram S., J. P. and farmer. 
 
 Dowsett, Charles, farmer. 
 
 Dowsett, Wm., photographer. 
 
 Forfar Common School, Richard G. Murphy, teaah'r. 
 
 Forfar Inn, Wm. Brown, proprietor. 
 
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 OilM, John, J. P., »nd fftmer. 
 
 Hale, Richard, farmer. 
 
 MattiM, Eliiha, UMksnilh and tkmtr. 
 
 MURPHY. RICHARD 0.. whool Uaehar. 
 YOONQ, W. H., J. P., poati— »w. gaotral marchMt 
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 FORMOSA C. W.— A Hinall pont TillaR* in the townfifaip of Carrick and conntj of Broo*. The poM 
 office waa 'opened here in DMcmbar, IWl. It has one Qerman and Bng'.UU aottoui. Pop«Utioa 
 about 100. 
 
 Anatett, Anthony, commia'ioner in B. R., &o. 
 Baker, Dr., physioian and vurgeon. 
 Capttain, John B., accountant. 
 Sartae, John, hotel keeper. 
 
 Korman, Ignatz, notary public and general mer- 
 chant. 
 M£SN£R, F. X., poatmasttr and bnilder. 
 
 MESNER, A. k F. X., general merchants and cabi- 
 net makers. 
 
 Meaner, W., chair and cabinet makar. 
 
 Meaner, Wendel, hotel keeper. 
 
 Schick, Martin, general raerohank and coilectinf 
 agent. 
 
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 FORT COULONOE, C. "E. — A post village in the township of Mansffeld and eovnty of Pontia*, 
 situated on the Ottawa at the mouth of the Coulonge Kiver, and at one time a. Fort of the Hudson 
 Bay Company. The principal business is connected with the manufacture of square pine timber for 
 the Quebec market. Distant ft-om Portage da Fort, the cuunty town, 14 miles ; Ottawa City, 7fi 
 miles; and from Montreal, 195 miles. Population 500. 
 
 Brisard, Louis, Jan., hotel keeper. 
 
 Bryson, Qeorge, J. P., county warden, saw mill 
 owner and lumber merchant. 
 
 BRYSON, THOMAS, postmaster and lambor mer- 
 chant. 
 
 Cameron, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Childerhose, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Davis, Patrick, hotel keeper. 
 
 FINDLEY, JAS., dry goods and general merchant. 
 
 Judson, Jnmes E., secretary, treasurer and registrar 
 
 of county. 
 Leroy, Solomon E., school tsneber. 
 Proudtbot, Alex., carpenter and baildar. 
 
 FORT ERIE, C. W. — A flourishing village is the township Bertie, and county of WeHand, situated 
 on Lake Eric, at the head of the Niagara River, nearly opposite Buffalo. It is the terminus of th* 
 Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway. Distant from Weliand, the county town, 20 mites ; Hamilton, 62 
 miles ; Toronto, about lOU miles; and from Buffalo, N. Y., 3 miles. Daily mails, with moaoy order 
 office. Population about 1000. 
 
 Bacon, Frederick, plasterer. 
 
 Bargett, Thomas, tailor. 
 
 Benger, Qeorge, plasterer. 
 
 Bertrand, Miss Maggie, dressmaker. 
 
 Bristow, Henry, shoemaker. 
 
 Brislow, Mrs., Niagara House. 
 
 Brown, James E., Forsyth c House. 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, George 
 
 Lewis, agent. 
 Cowtherd, Mrs. Hanna, dyer and scourer. 
 Cowtherd, Samuel, Waterloo Ferry House. 
 Dargavel, Robert, shoemaker. 
 Ellott, John, pbysiciitn and surgeon. 
 EUesworth, Cbas. B., proprietor Farmers' Inn. 
 Farmers' Inn, Chas. B. EUesworth, proprietor. 
 Field, Thomas C, shoemaker. 
 Forsyth, Nelson, J. P. 
 
 Forsythe Houae, James E. Brown, proprietor. 
 Fort Erie Public Free School. 
 Fowler, Misa Mary, school teacher. 
 Frout, Jacob, farmer. 
 Graham, Richard, J. P., village treasarw, cvstomi 
 
 officer, land and {nsuranoe agent. 
 Harris, James, tin and coppersmith. 
 Hatton, GeoreR, saddle and harness maker. 
 Holland, R- Henry, English Church. 
 Kempson, P. Tertius, physician, surgeon and insar- 
 
 anoe agent. 
 Lennox, Wilson, < arpenter. 
 
 LEWIS, GEORGE, postmaster, village clerk, gent> 
 
 ril merchant, and insurance agent. 
 LEWIS, GEORGE, & Bro., general merehants (see 
 
 card, p. 188). 
 Loft, Frfid., reason. 
 
 McDougall u Russell, agricultural implem't makeu. 
 McGregor, Charles, school teacher. 
 Mclntyre, Patrick, tailor. 
 Magwood, John, carpenter. - 
 Mogwood, John, customs, oCBoer. 
 Niagara House, Mrs. Bristow, proprietor. 
 O'Donohoe, Malachi, customs officer. 
 Ottley, Tbomns M., flour and feed dealer. 
 Radcliif, R, Amer. Express agent & castoDB officer. 
 Rainsford Wm., general merchant. 
 Richmond, Wm., mason. 
 Roman Catholic separate school. 
 Russell, Wm., lumber merchant and carpenter. 
 Sohuger, Joseph, house and sign painter. 
 Schuger, Orange, customs officer. 
 Smith, J. Francis, deniist. 
 Btockdale, Wm., fanner. 
 Thompeoo, Benjflmin F., carpenter. 
 Vmaard, Rev. Bosepb, Roman CathoU» 
 Wadsworth Daniel, customs officer. 
 Walker, C. E., drnggist. 
 
 Waterloo Ferry Hoa^<e, Samuel ^wtherd, pn^riMor. 
 Weeks, Wm., cabinet maker. 
 Wheeler, George L., narble worker. 
 
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 FOX BIVISB, C. E. — A Tillage sitwtled in the tovnahip of Fox, and onnnty and dietriot of Qupi, 
 It partioipatea in the eit«««i*e Ashing basineea of tbnt neighbenrfattod. Distant from Pcre^, tlie eoUBtj 
 town, 36 miles ; and from Qaeb«e, 4^ milm. Mail M- weekly. PupnlatioB about 600. * 
 
 Bemier, NaT«isae, general nwrebant. 
 
 Blanchet, Drr Jean Baptiste, Ronmn Catbolie. 
 
 Blouin, L. A. & To , gmer^ m«rehaaw. 
 
 Bond, John, blaeksmith. 
 
 Cotou, Andre, farmer. 
 
 D^free. Jean H farmer. 
 
 Be St. Croix, John, J P., genera) merchant, ool- 
 
 laotor 'if <-.QStoaM. 
 fraing, Ww & C*., geaafal aiercbanta. 
 
 Larergue, (Jolbert, J. P. 
 
 LeContear, John A , general merehant. 
 
 PARANT, CHARLES T., postmaater. 
 
 Parant, Franfois L., J. P., farmer. 
 
 ProTenpnl, Pronpcpe, subool teacher. 
 
 Robitaille, Ferdinand, ttcbuol teaeber. 
 
 Samuel. Gilbert, farmer. 
 
 Tbibaalt, Frnofoii X., boot md ahoomaler. 
 
 FRAMPTON, C. K< — A large post village lituated on the Etchemin Rirer, in the townablp of the 
 eaoie name and county of Dorchester. It wa« firitt flettted about tbe year 1HI7, and is improTlng 
 rapidly. It has one common and one di.><eentient schuul. Trade priooipiilly looat. Distaot I'roac B%. 
 Hen^dine, the county seat, 12 milea; and from Quebec, 30 miles. Population abont IW* 
 
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 Andebert, Joseph, townsbip soanoillor. 
 
 Back, James, school teacher 
 
 Biliadeau, Napoleon, general BerebaBt. 
 
 Brenan, Anthony, mason. 
 
 Bntler, J., J. P., general merobant and mill owner. 
 
 Clerk, James, weaver. 
 
 Connors, Michael, tailor. 
 
 Contion, FraDvois, blaoksmitli. 
 
 Contore, L^on, carpenter anc' baildsr. 
 
 Coyls, James, shoemaker. 
 
 Coyle, William, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Cnllen, Dennis, township councillor. 
 
 Donaboe, Wra., township coancillor. 
 
 Doyle, Patrick, township oonncillor. 
 
 Doyle, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Duff, Anastasia. school teacher. 
 
 Doff, John, J. P. 
 
 PJtzfrerald, Margaret, & Co., general merchants. 
 
 FITZGERALD, MICHAEL. J. P., postmaster. 
 
 Geron, Francois, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Hodgson, Thomas, J. P., flour and saw mills prop. 
 
 Hughs, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Jpnkins, Rev. J. H., B.A., Chnreh of Englaa^. 
 
 Kelley, James, photographic artist 
 
 Kelly, John, brickmaker. 
 
 Kugan, John, general merchant. 
 
 Lebree, Henry, saw mill proprietor and Tillag* 
 
 councillor. 
 LeClerc, Louis, cooper. 
 Lepoint, John, saw mill proprietar. 
 Levoi, Jean B., architect. 
 Mabou/, Philip, tailor. 
 Mians, Edouard, mason and plasterer. 
 Mians, Edwin, dentist. 
 Moran, Patrick, cooper. 
 Murphy, John, weaver. 
 
 (yNeil, Peter, township mayor, boot and 8)M>effl»k4f. 
 Paradis, Rev. Od, Roman Catholifl. 
 Pree, Wm., shoemaker. 
 Redmond, Wm., tailor. 
 Ross, Andrew, J. P., crown land agent. 
 Ross, John, township oouncillor. 
 Roy, Batice, blacksmith and edge tool maktr. 
 Wilson,. Oeorgo, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 FBANKFOBD, C. W.— A large village, situated on the River Trent, near the head of HlghlaBft 
 Rapids, in the township of Sydney and county of Hastings. It possesses extensive water power» 
 large manufactories, and has good gravel reads leading in all directions. Its principal trade is in 
 flour and lumber. It has one common schooL Daily mail. Distant from Belleville, 14 miles ; fron 
 Trenton, 8 miles; from Kingston, 64 miles; and from Toronto, 118 miles. Population abont 650. 
 
 Acker, Gabriel, carpenter. 
 
 Bowen, Wm. L , cooper. 
 
 Brooke, £., dyer and saourav. 
 
 Clark, Q. W., hotel keeper. 
 
 Consoul, John A., waggon maker. 
 
 Davis, Henry S., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Doyle, John, hotel keeper. 
 
 Dunn, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Ewing, Mrs., fancy variety store. 
 
 Fralick, A. & F., blacksmiths. 
 
 Frankford Hotel, S. Qolding, proprietor. 
 
 Frayer, G. E., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Gamble, Thomas W., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Garratt. Caleb, general merchant. 
 
 GILBERT, Wm., postmaster and general marcbant. 
 
 Oolding, 8., hotel keeper. 
 
 Bamden, Z. J., sawmill proprietor. 
 
 Howard, Rev. N. H., Episcopal Methodist, 
 
 Howard, Thomas J., general merchant. 
 
 Huffman, J. L., woollen factory proprietor. 
 
 Jenkins, 0., tailor and insurance agent. 
 
 Johnson, H. R., general merchant. 
 
 Ketoheson, Joseph, carpenter. 
 
 Kinney, Wm., general merchant. 
 
 Lafaye, John, cooper. 
 
 Lohness, F., pump maker. 
 
 Marsh, John A., carpenter. 
 
 MHrsh, John A., dentist, 
 
 Marshall, Scott, produce and provision nerohaAt. 
 
 McCan, Wm., tailor. 
 
 Myers, B. W., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Moyle, Wm., carpenter. 
 
 Ostrom, D., founder and machinist. 
 
 Ostrom, Daniel, hide and leather dealer, and agrW 
 
 cultural implement manufacturer. 
 Pomeroy, T., M. D., druggist. 
 Pomeroy, T. E., physieian and s»rge«n. 
 Potter, Rev. R., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Preseott Hstoal Insurance Company, D. Jenkins, 
 
 agent. 
 Prince Edward Mutual Insuranoa Company, H. XL 
 
 Boblin, agent. 
 
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 FRANKFORD-PRANKVILLE. 
 
 ProTincial Insuraooe Company, M. B. Roblio, agent. 
 
 Bailroad House, 0. W. Clarke, proprietor. 
 
 ROBLIN, M. B., foundry and macbine ihop, land 
 and general agent (see card, p. 188). 
 
 Bowe, J. A., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Soott, Wm., griat mill proprietor, produce and pro- 
 vision merchant. 
 
 Sharp, JoApb, blacksmith. 
 
 Smith, A. S., cabinet maker. 
 
 SteTens, D. B., toilor. 
 Sweetrann, James, carpenter. 
 Tompkins, John, briokmaker. 
 Turley House, John Doyle, proprietor. 
 Turley & Jordan, distillers and reotificra. 
 Waller, Thomas, waggon maker. 
 Wannamoker, David, carpenter. 
 Wilson, John, baker and confectioner. 
 
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 FBAITEIjIM', C W. — A thriving post village situated in the township of Manvers and East Riding of 
 the county of Durham. It was formerly called Fleetwood, and has one common school. Distant from 
 Port Hope, the county town, 28 miles ; from Toronto, 89 miles ; from Kingston, 118 miles; and from 
 fiamilton, 126 miles. Population about 150. 
 
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 Beacock, David, school teacher. 
 
 Fallis, James, farmer. 
 
 Fowler, Thomas, proprietor Franklin House. 
 
 Franklin House, Thomas Fowler, proprietor. 
 
 Haeslop, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Hall, John, bout and shoemaker. 
 
 Kershaw, Rev. J. B., New Connexion Methodist. 
 
 Lytle, James, farmer. 
 
 Morrow, Henry, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 MAGUIRE, WILLIAM, postmaster, produce ftnd 
 
 commission merchant. 
 Morrow, William, school teacher. 
 Noble, Archibald, farmer. 
 Purdy, John, carpenter and builder. 
 Russell, Thomas, J. P., saw mill owner. 
 Smith, Thomas, plasterer. 
 Stewart, James, farmer. 
 Woods, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 PRANKTOWN, C. W.— A village situated in the township of DeckwUb, county of Lanark, and » 
 station on tbe Brockville and Ottawa Railway. Distant from Perth, the county town, 16 miles; from 
 Ottawa, 34 miles; from Brockville, 40 miles ; and from Smith's Falls, 12 miles. Daily mail. Popa- 
 lation, 200. 
 
 Anderson, Mathew, blacksmith. 
 
 Armstrong, Nesbitt, cooper. 
 
 Ball, George, carpenter. 
 
 Ball, Robert, cabinet maker. 
 
 Brogan, Francis, potash manufacturer. 
 
 Burrows, James, J. P., hotel keeper. 
 
 Cameron, Allan, farmer. 
 
 Campbell, A , farmer. 
 
 Campbell, John, farmer. 
 
 Carley, Samuel, tailor. 
 
 Cavanagh, Misses, milliners and dress makers. 
 
 Cavanagh, Robert, general merchant. 
 
 Cavanagh, Wra., soap and caudle factory. 
 
 Clark, Thos., boot and shoemaker and hotel keeper. 
 
 Clarke, Thomas, grocer. 
 
 Crossau, Patrick, potaih manufuoturor. 
 
 Davis, R., J. P. and farmer. 
 
 Edward, John, cabinet maker. 
 
 Edwards, James, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Ferguson, Robert, general merchant. 
 
 Flegg, Samuel, cooper. 
 
 Flegg, Thomas, tauner and currier. 
 
 Flegg, Thomas, cooper. 
 
 Flemins, John, farmer. 
 
 Gillis, John, farmer. 
 
 Griffith, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 
 Hugbton, Mrs., hotel keeper. 
 
 Jackson, Mrs., baker and oonfeottoner. 
 
 Kidd, George, J P. 
 
 Leech, Jnmes, lumber merchant. 
 
 Lightbody, Thomas, weaver. 
 
 Lowe, P., farmer, 
 
 Madigan, Patrick, lumber merchant. 
 
 May, John, plasterer. 
 
 May, R. & W., masons and farmers. 
 
 MoArihur, A., reeve. 
 
 McEWEN, EWAN, postmaster, town clerk, ooUeot- 
 
 ing agent, accountant, and notary public. 
 McEwan, Finlay, express and insurance agent. 
 McEwan, John, farmer. 
 MoBwan, Peter, Hewing machine agent. 
 MoKinnon, Rev. John, Free Church. 
 McLaughlan, Misses, milliners and dressmakers. 
 McLanin, Robert, carpenter. 
 McRea, J., weaver. 
 Morris, Ebeneser, Church of England. 
 Morris, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 MurrBy, Michael, boot and shoemaker. 
 Neilson, Joseph Andrew, physician. 
 Nesbitt, George, physician. 
 Nowlan, George, broom maker. 
 Roach, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 Ross, Walter, Church of Scotland. 
 Salter, Johu, weaver. 
 
 Saunderij, Thomas, carriage and wagii;on maker. 
 Sinclair, Archibald, teacher pabllo school. 
 Stewart, Duncan, tailor. 
 Stewart, James, carpenter. 
 Stewart, John, assessor. 
 Stewart, J. & Geo., farmers. 
 Sturgeon, J., house and sign painter. 
 Tomliuson, James, carpenter. 
 
 FBANKVILLE, C. W.— A post village situated on the Brockville and Perth road, in the township of 
 Kitley and North Riding of the county of Leeds. Distant from Urookville, the ooanty town, 19 miles; 
 »nd from Perth, 22 miles. Daily mail. Population 183. 
 
 Arnold, Harold, saw mill owner. 
 
 Bain, Rev. John, New Connexion Methodist 
 
 Blakely, Robert, physician. 
 
 Bullis, Peter, J. P. and proprietor Robinson Hous«. 
 
 Clapp, James, arooer. 
 
 Connor, Samuel, tanner, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 CBOOHERY AND GLASSWARE, BY THOMAS H. MoEENZIE, DUNDAS. (See Card, p. 162.) 
 
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 Crown Inn, R. W. Ferguson, proprietor. 
 
 DsTia, Ralph B., general store. 
 
 Dowsley, David, builder. 
 
 Dorsley, Wm., brickmaker. 
 
 Farrar, J. & O., blacksmiths. 
 
 Ferguson, Robert, proprietor Globe Inn. 
 
 Fergnson, Robert W., J. P., township clerk and 
 
 treasurer, and proprietor Crown Inn. 
 Olobe Inn, Robert Ferguson, proprietor. 
 Hunt, Absalom, waggon maker. 
 Hunt, James, cooper. 
 
 Jones, Rev. Thomas B , M. A. , Chnrch of England. 
 Kilborne, Samuel W., blacksmith. 
 Kilborne, Virgil, blacksmith. 
 
 Maynes, Dennis, tailor. 
 McCrea, Ezra, grocer. 
 
 McCrea, tiiram, J. P., clerk seTenth uivision court. 
 Newsom, Thomaa, J. P. 
 
 Ogden, Rev. Thomas, New Connexion Methodist 
 Rathwell, Robert, saddle and harness maker. 
 Robinson House, Peter Bullis, proprietor. 
 Shamior, E. F., dentist. 
 Smith, Edward W., cabinet maker. 
 SMITH, WILLIAM, postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 Spinke, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Wooley, Sherwood W., carpenter. 
 
 FHEELTON, C. W. — A flourishing village, situated on the Brock Road, and the terminus of the 
 Hamilton and Brock Road, in the township of West Flamhoro' and county of Wentworth. It was 
 first laid out in the year 1855, and has now an extensive trade in grain and lumber. It is equi-distant 
 (15 miles) from Hamilton, Gait and Guelph; and from Dundas, 11 miles. Population 180. 
 
 Allen, Michael, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Bain, Thomas, deputy reeve. 
 
 Bardwell, Daniel, waggon maker. 
 
 Brennan, Miss S, school tescher. 
 
 Brown, Rev. Mr., New Connexion Methodist. 
 
 Calder, D., School teacher. 
 
 Campbell, .James, builder. 
 
 Cummings, John L., saw mill propri«iOr. 
 
 Currie, George, blacksmith. 
 
 Davidson, Peter, oarpentep. 
 
 Ferguson, James, carpenter. 
 
 Fleming, Robert, hotel keeper. 
 
 Fraser, John, tailor. 
 
 Freel, Patrick, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Gartshore, John, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Howard, Charles, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Hutchinson, John, grain dealer. 
 
 Jackson, M. J., general merchant. 
 
 Johnston, Wm., blacksmith and agricultural imple- 
 ment maker. 
 
 McKAY, THOMAS, postmaster, general merchant, 
 and insurance agent. 
 
 McKay. Mrs. Thos., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 McLean, Rev. Alex., Canada Presbyterian. 
 
 Metheral, George, M.D., physician r.ad surgeon. 
 
 Nattrass, Rev. T , Primitive Methodist. 
 
 Noble, Robert, miller. 
 
 Phillips, Robert, builder. 
 
 Smith, Joseph, carpenter. 
 
 Stewart, Charles, builder. 
 
 Wardrope, Miss S., school teacher. 
 
 WESTERN ASSURANCE COMPANY, Thomai 
 McKay, agent. 
 
 FBEIBUBQ, C. W. — A post village situated in the township and coonty of Waterloo. Distant from 
 Berlin, the County seat, 9 miles ; from Guelph, 9 miles; and fk'om Hamilton, 84 miles. Population 
 about 8U0. 
 
 Affholdcr, Ignaoe (Eng. division), school teacher. 
 
 Balk, Andrew, cabinet maker. 
 
 Beisang, .Mrs., milliner and dress maker. 
 
 Becinger, Jacob, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Berberiub, Charles, tailor. 
 
 Berberich, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 Daul, Joseph, tailor. 
 
 Francois, Laurent, veterinary surgeon. 
 
 FRANK, LOUIS, grocer and hotel keeper. 
 
 Olowalsky, Rev. Edward, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Goetz, Matthew, blacksmith. 
 
 Hassan, Jnmea, J. P 
 
 Haus, Andrew, blacksmith. 
 
 Hug, Christian, general merchant and hotel keeper. 
 
 Klaepfor, Jacob, J. f. 
 
 Marter, Lonis, saddle and harness maker. 
 Mi^^re, George, hotel keeper and cooper. 
 Obreoht, Andrew, boot and shoemaker. 
 Oppermann, Henry, mason. 
 ROVIBACT, FERDINAND, J. P., postmaster and 
 
 hotel keeper. 
 Schiebel, Philip, farmer. 
 Schlosser, Mathew, mason. 
 
 Schmidt, Peter (German division), school teacher. 
 St. Boniface, ll-^man Catholic Church. 
 Waclitcr, Lawrence & Co., boot and shoemakers and 
 
 dealers. 
 Welter, Andrew, weaver. 
 Weiler, Ignatz, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Zuber, Charles, farmer. 
 
 FBELIGHSBURO, C. E.— A flourishing village, situated on the banks of the Pike River, In the 
 east paribh of St. Armaud, county of Missisqnoi and district of Montreal. It iras first settled about 
 the year 1803, and has received quite an impetus within the past five years. On tlie river, in th« 
 vicinity, is a grist mill, saw mill, machine shop and tannery, with abundant water poner. It has an 
 incorporated grammar school, besides common schools. Distant from Bedford, the county town, 
 9 miles ; from St. John's, 28 miles ; and from Montreal, 50 miles. Daily mail. Population about 800, 
 
 Abbott, C. C, mayor of municipal council. 
 
 Baker, Wm. S., tanner. 
 
 Barber, George, carpenter. 
 
 Bamett, 0. L., carpenter and builder.' 
 
 B<^langer, L. L., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Benoit, Olivier, ■mtk^^iot i .uker. 
 
 Carpenter, Thomas B., hotel & livery stable keeper. 
 
 Chadbourn, H., innkeeper. 
 
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 EIOBA— GALT. 
 
 Dealar in Dry Ooodi, Groentes, M»ti.wan, CtttHury, Bo}tB and BhOM, Beady-aade Olefhing, fte^ ftd 
 ELORA, C. W. 
 
 McDERMIP & FERGUSSON, 
 
 Dealen in Dry Goods, Otouuim, BtHwut, MadieiBot. UnH, Capti Booti uA IkoM, laady-aada OlotUng, *0q Ae. 
 
 EPSOM, 0. W. 
 
 Postmaster, and General Dealer ia Dry Qoods, Orooeries, Hardware, Drugs, Ready-made ClotMng, fto. 
 Corner of hDll and Qneen StrveM, opposite the Flooring Mill, FARBAH'8 POINT, 0. E. 
 
 General Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Nails, Tin Ware, Crockery, Wall Paper, Ready-made 
 Olothias, Paintii, Oili, Olaa*. Pnttr, te^ *e. rdrTHILL, O. W. 
 
 Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes, Patent Medicines, &o., &c. 
 
 FORESTER'S FALLS, O. W. 
 
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 GEIVCRAC. DDALfiRSi IFV GROCERIES AIVD PROTISIOIVS. 
 
 FORT ERIE, O. W. 
 
 lumber Dealer, Baal leteto AfWt, CoDveyuieer, Coauuiiidoner in B. R, Agent for " ProTtncial" and " Priaaa Edward" Inuraaes 
 
 Companiei, Inaer of Marriege UaeuMi. Ae., fto. FRAW KFORD, O, W. 
 
 4^ A number of eoperior Wa^er Power PrlTlleges fbr Sitla or to Rent, on easy teroia. "Bk 
 
 
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 IF asked what was the beet Medicine for Cleansing the Blood and for Bilious Complaints, 8iok Headache, 
 CoBtiveness, Liver Complaint, Jaundice, General Debility, &o., we should say, BRIGGS' IKDIAN 
 TEGETABLE LIFE PILLS. fSf Sold by all Dealers in Medicines. 
 
 G. C. BRIGGS, GENERAL AGENT, HAMILTON, C. W. 
 
 FLEMING & RANKIN, 
 
 Importers of STAPLE AKD FAKCT DRY GOODS, of every deseriptlon, 
 
 Groceries, ProTisions, Wines and Liquors, Oils, Faints, Dmgt, Dye Btnilk, ftc. Crockery and Olaisware, 
 Iteather and Shoe Flndtugst «Md Ocweral Dealers in Canadian Praduae and Mannfaetorea* 
 
 MAIN 8TRERT, GALT, C. W. 
 
 FRANCIS DENNIS, 
 
 DEAIIR IN 
 
 Groceries, Wines, Liquors, Provisions, 
 
 GLASSWABE ATSfD CBOCKBBY. 
 
 MAIN 8TBKST, OALT, 0. W. 
 
 WM. H. JOB, 
 
 WholeMde and Ke«all Dealer ia 
 
 DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, WIMES, 
 
 Liquors, China, Glass & Crockery. 
 
 QALT, 0. W. 
 
 Tba largest Stock of MuxwiaT in Gait. 
 Tailoring Dupartnient up Stalra— a flr>t rate Fit guaranteed. 
 
 HEAD OF MAIN STREET, OALT, 0. W. 
 
 WILLIAM McGARviy, Proprietor. 
 
 GOOD BTABLINO CHAaOn EKAaOHAaLI. 
 
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 PETER LAREN, Propribtor. 
 
 QALT, Canada Vert. 
 
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 No paina will be apared to render eTcrr attention and oomtu't 
 to Oueata who may ikrnur ua with a call. 
 
 WILLIAM QUARRIB, 
 
 HANOFACTCRER Ot 
 
 Saddles, Trunlts, Harness, Valises, &c., 
 
 And Dealer in Whips, Spurs, Bits, Aeo. 
 
 QALT, 0. If. 
 49- All Orders piinctualljr ntUnded to^-Vsa 
 
 New Mery and Confeetionery Store. 
 
 WM. SNELLING, Proprietor. 
 
 GALT, C. W. 
 
 Bread, Oraukers, Bieoaita, and OoafceUoaery oT ail klndi ooar 
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 Cbsmberlain, Jo«hii», M.D., pkysioiMi. 
 
 ChamberUin, J , J. P. 
 
 Chaney, John, aaah and blind maanfiietiirte. 
 
 Cheney, John H., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Cochrane, Mr., blacksmith. 
 
 Daigb, Joseph, cabinet maker. 
 
 Davidson, Rev. J. B., B. A., l)rineiiwl Orammar 
 School. 
 
 Debue, Louis, blacksmith. 
 
 Dion, Louis, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Dyke, P., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Farnbam, Joseph, carpenter. 
 
 Goden, Joseph, tailor. 
 
 Hurlbnt, A., J. P. 
 
 Internntional Hotel, Thomas B. Carpenter, prop. 
 
 Eenip, Anson, customs collector. 
 
 Kemp, C. P., crown land agent. 
 
 Kemp, Lnson, J. P. 
 
 Kemp, O. J., general merchant. 
 
 Kiikpatrick, Andrew, carpenter and builder. 
 
 LONDON AND LIVERPOOL LNHURANCE COM- 
 PANY, W. Mead Pattisoc, agent. 
 
 Larery, Wm., tailor. 
 
 Marvin, E , flour, grist and chW mill proprietor. 
 
 MI8SISQU0I AND R0UVILL6 MUTUAL INSU- 
 RANCE COMPANY, Wm. M. Fattison. agent. 
 
 PATTISON, WM. MEAD, postmaster, general iiMr- 
 chant, insurance and general agent. 
 
 Peck, Gordon, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Pocket, M., blacksmith. 
 
 Reid, Rev. Canon, D. D., Church of England. 
 
 Reynolds, E. S., general merchant. 
 
 Rowell, Elijah, M. D., druggist and pbysiciaa. 
 
 Seymour, J. B., clerk of court, secretary and trea- 
 surer of municipality. 
 
 Shattnck & Jacqunys, marble workers. 
 
 Smith, Benjamin, innkeeper. 
 
 Smith, James H., general merchant. 
 
 Spencer, Peleg, brickmaker. 
 
 Standish, George, saddle and hameas maker. 
 
 Vaduah, E., blacksmith. 
 
 Wells, Geo., customs surveyor and collecting agent. 
 
 Williams, Warren, S., carpenter. 
 
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 FROST VILLAOii, C. B.— A flourishing post village in the township and county of Sbefi'ord and 
 district of Montreal. It has one common school. Distant from the county town, 2 miles ; from Mon- 
 treal, 66 miles ; and from Quebec, 140 miles. Population about 260. 
 
 Bowman, J., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 CRaIG, R., postmnster and general merchant. 
 
 Fo^te^, Hon. A. B , J. P. 
 
 Haxkell, B. A., express agent. 
 
 Huntingdon, L S , M. P. P., attorney. 
 
 Jones, Thomas, blackuniith. 
 
 Lindsay, Rev. !>., Church of England. 
 
 McMillan, J., physician and surgeon. 
 Parker, John M., tanner. 
 Tomkins, Rev. J., Methodist. 
 Valure, J , boot and shoemaker. 
 Wood, Ciipt. A., J. P., land agent 
 Williams, John, general merchant. 
 
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 FULLABTON, C. W. — A post village in the towniihip of FuUarton, and county of Perth, situated on 
 tlie river Thames, and on the Mitchell gravel road, equi-distant between St. Mary's and Mitchell. 
 DiHtant from Stratford, the county town, 16 raile'< ; Hamilton, 76 miles; Toronto. 105 milea; and 
 from Mitchell, a station on the BuIFhIo and Lake Huron Railway, 6 miles. Population 100. 
 
 Andrew John, carpenter. 
 Bristol, Rev. Coleuian, B. A., Methodist. 
 Buchau, John, general merchant. 
 Buchuuan, Thomas, innner ami onrrier. 
 Bums, Aleauuder, physician and surgeon. 
 Cole, John, treasurer township. 
 Davidson, Wm., clerk township. 
 Ford, Thomas, reeve of township. 
 F'llliirton Hotel, John Qettler, proprietor. 
 Ottllowiiy, Wm., school teacher. 
 Oettler, John, FuUarton Hotel. 
 Iliiuiiltuu, Kev. Robert, Pre byterian. 
 Hart, Archibald, shoemaker. 
 Hugill, Charles, J. P. 
 Hugill. Wm., shoemaker. 
 
 Hunt, Joseph, general merchant. 
 
 Kerr, Wm., tanner and currier. 
 
 Merrytield, H., blacksmith. 
 
 Meriyfield, J. D., shoemaker. 
 
 Milne, Rev. Mr., Baptist. 
 
 Mitchell, Ro*^°rt, plasterer. 
 
 Rice, George, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Robbins, Rev Paul, Bible Christian. 
 
 Rulph, Wm., carpenter. 
 
 Rush, Albert, photographic artist. 
 
 Small, Miss Jane, milliner. 
 
 Siiiull, James, taJor. 
 
 ViinNtone, Wm., bliioksmith and waggon maker. 
 
 WOODLEY, JAMEiJ, postmaster and farmer. 
 
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 GALT, C. W. — A thriving incorporated town in the township of Dumfries, county of Waterloo, situated 
 ou the Grand River, at the junction of Mill Creek. It possesses extensive water power, which ia 
 o^eil to run the many manufacturing establishments, flouring and other mills of that place, among 
 which are the well known Gait edge tool works. The flour made at tho Gait mills will always com- 
 mand as high, if not a higher price than the best Genesee. Di-tant from Berlin, the county town, 
 12 miles; Hamilton, 26 miles; and from Toronto, 70 miles. Daily mail. Population about 8,600. 
 
 ALBION HOTEL, Peter Laren, proprietor!(see card, 
 
 p. 188). 
 Allon, R. C., clerk at Fleming & Rankin's, Main. 
 American Express OfBoe, Fraser, Barnes G., agent, 
 
 North Water. 
 
 Anderson, A., boot and shoemakor. North Water. 
 
 Ander^'on, Hiram, hotel keeper. Main. 
 
 Barbour, John, cabinet and chair maker, North 
 
 WatiT. 
 Bernhard, Wm., proprietor North American Hotel. 
 
 CRACKER AND BISCUlT MACHINES, W. H. GIBSON, MANUFACTURER. (See Card, p. 102.) 
 
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 Billing & Strickland, aact' ,iie«n and dealers in 
 
 Btovei, &o., North Wattt'. 
 Brogan, John, grooer. 
 
 CameroD, C. C., dry goods and grooeries, Main. 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, John 
 
 Miller, agent. 
 Cant, J. & A., saddle and barnesa makers, North 
 
 Water. 
 Cavers, A., grocer. Main. 
 
 Commercial Bank of Uanada, Wm. Cook, manager. 
 Cook, Win., agent for the Liverpool and London 
 
 Fire and Life, and the Britaunta Life Assurance 
 
 Companies. 
 Craig, Jiimes, painter and glazier, North Water. 
 Crane, J. 8., boot and sboomHker, Main. 
 Date, H. H., agent Gait Edge Tool Works. 
 Davidson, John, Victoria Farming Implements and 
 
 Carriage Works. 
 Davidson, John, tannery. 
 Davidson, John, mayor and postmaster, manager 
 
 Gore Bank. 
 Dl'NNIS, F., grocer, &o.. Main (see card, p. 188). 
 Tistin, W. L. , edge tool works. 
 Doon Mills, Wm. Osborne, proprietor. 
 DUMPRIKS MILLS, Fleming & Robinson pro- 
 prietors. 
 Dumfries Reformer, James Young, editor and pro- 
 prietor. 
 Durand, Charles Alfred, barrister and attorney-at- 
 
 l«w, Main. 
 Fisher, T. 8., dry goods, millinery, groceries, liquors, 
 
 orockory, and glassware, Main. 
 FLEMING, JOHN, agent for the Western Assurance 
 
 and Hartford Fire Insurance Companies. 
 FLEMING, JOHN, bookseller and stationer, musical 
 
 instruments, &o., jewellery and fancy goods. 
 FLEMING & RANKIN, dry goods, groceries, wines 
 
 and liquors, crockery, glassware, leather and shoo 
 
 findings. Main (see card, p. 188). 
 Freme, Thomas, proprietor Union Hotel. 
 Frier, Wm., dealer iu dry goods, Mnin. 
 Gait Edge Tool Factory, H. H. Date, agent. 
 Gait Reporter, Peter Jaffray, editor and proprietor. 
 Geddes, James, conveyancer. 
 QOLDIE, McCULLOCH & Co., Dumfries foundry. 
 Graham, George, Red Lion Hotel. 
 GREY, Mils., Berlin wool and variety store. Main. 
 Guggisberg, F. & Co., dealers iu dry goods, staple 
 
 and fancy. Main, 
 Habbick, John, dry goods merchant. 
 Ilcinhold, Win .dealer in hots, caps, furs, &o.. Main. 
 HU.ME, G.WIN, dealer in hardware, grooeries and 
 
 crockery. Main, west side River. 
 Irving & Uall, barristers, attorneys-at-Iaw, Bolioitors- 
 
 in-ohanoery, notaries. 
 Jardine, John, blacksmith, 
 JOB, W. H., dry goods, grooeries, wine.-i and liquors, 
 
 china glass, &o,, Main (see card, p. 188), 
 Johnston, Wm., manufacturer of carriages, waggons 
 
 and slnighs. Main. 
 Kay, James, carriage, waggon and sleigh maker, 
 
 North Water. 
 Kay, John, watchmaker and jeweller. Main. 
 Keefer, P., clerk of third division court, Waterloo. 
 Ker h MoTague, unsmiths, and dealers in stoves, 
 
 hardware, &o.. Main. 
 Kerr, Win., boot and shoemaker. Main, 
 Knox, Thomas. Royal Hotel, Mill and Concession. 
 LARKN, PETER, proprietor, Albion Hotel (see 
 
 card, p. 188). 
 Lithgow, Little & Co., merchant tailors. North Water. 
 Lutz & Co., iron founders and agricultural implement 
 
 makers, Victoria. 
 
 Macfarlane & Co., photographers, house and sign 
 
 painters, West Main. 
 March, Wm., bookseller, stationer and mnsio seller, 
 
 Main. 
 McBroom, Wm., wholesale and retail grooer, wioer, 
 
 liquors, &o.. Main. 
 McCann, Mrs., George, millinery and dressmaker. 
 McClelland & Co., grocers, dealers in wines and 
 
 liquors. Main and Ainslie. 
 McGARVEY, WM., proprietor. Western Star Hotel 
 
 (see card, p. 188). 
 MoNaughtoo, Jas., watchmaker and jeweller, Main. 
 MoWilliam, Charles, tailor. Main. 
 Miller, John, barrister, attorney-at-law, solioitor-in- 
 
 chancery, conveyancer, notary public, &c., North 
 
 water. 
 MILLER, JOHN G., agent Canada Life assurance 
 
 Company. 
 Miller & Tapie, barristers, attorneys-at-law, solioi- 
 
 tors-in-Cbancery, Commercial Buildings. 
 MONTREAL TELEGRAPH OFFICE, J. G. Fraser, 
 
 operator. 
 Muirhead & Geddes, dry goods, groceries, Main. 
 OI'ver, Andrew, chemist and druggist, corner of 
 
 North Water and Main. 
 Oliver, A. S., soap and candle factory. 
 Orchard, John, tailor and clothier. 
 Osborne & Spiers, dry goods, grocery, crockery, 
 
 (Danufactnrers and dealer-i in leather. Main. 
 Osborne, Wm., dealer in flour, oatmeal and barley. 
 Patterson, Wm., grocer and dealer in wines, liquors, 
 
 and crockery, &o.. Main. 
 Poison, A., importer of dry goods, millinery, &o., 
 
 Main, 
 Prest, F., boot and shoemaker. 
 Prest, W., boot and shoe store. 
 QUARIUB, WM., saddle, trunk and harness maker 
 
 (see card, p. 188J. 
 Queen's Arms Hotel,' F, Lowell, proprietor. 
 Reid, Robert, surgeon dentist. West Main. 
 Richardson, Samuel, surgeon. South Water. 
 Robinson, Edward, boot and shoemaker. 
 Robinson, W., woollen raaniifaoturers. North Water, 
 Royal Hitel, Thomas Knox, proprietor, Mill and 
 
 Concession. 
 Scobie & McMillan, seedsmen and florists, &c,. Main. 
 Scott, John, marble works. 
 Slade, C, carriage and waggon factory. 
 SNELLING, W. M., baker and confectioner, Main 
 
 (see card. p. 188). 
 Strong, R. S., chemist and druggist. Main. 
 Taylor & Green, merchant tailor. Main. 
 Thompson, A., barber, &o.. Main. 
 Trotter & Scott, dealers in stoves and hardware, tin- 
 smiths, &c.. Main. 
 Union Foundry, J. W. Davis & Co., proprietors, North 
 
 Water. 
 Victoria Jarraing Implements and Carriage Works, 
 
 John Davidson, proprietor. 
 Valentine, C, H., biot and shoemaker. 
 Walker, Robert, & Sons, clothing atid diy goods. 
 
 Main. 
 Warnock, James, & Co., hardware merchar.cs. Main. 
 Watson & Smith, merchant tailors. Main, 
 WAVERLY SALOON, Joseph Yeoman, proprietor. 
 Weedle, Mary, fancy store, 
 WESTERN STAR HOTEL, Wm. McGarvey, prop, 
 
 (see card, p. 188). 
 Whitney, E., proprietor Gait Brewery. 
 Wilkins, W. II. & S., merchant tailors, Main. 
 Wilkinson, Thomas, watchmaker and jeweller. Main. 
 YEOMAN, JOSRPH, proprietor Waverly saloon. 
 Young, J., prop, and publisher of Dumfries Rfforrner 
 
 LEATUER HOSE, GEORGE A. DANA, MANUFACTURER. (See Card, p. 68.) 
 
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 ase and sign 
 
 mnsio seller, 
 
 ^ooer, wioeF, 
 
 Iressmsker. 
 in wines and 
 
 •n Star Hotel 
 
 weller, M^n. 
 
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 c, &o., North 
 
 life assaranoe 
 
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 I and barley, 
 ines, liquors, 
 
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 larnesa maker 
 
 ietor. 
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 Water, 
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 North Water, 
 tor, Mil) and 
 
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 stioner. Main 
 Iain. 
 
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 proprietor. 
 
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 iretlor, Main, 
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 GALWAY, C W. — A imall post village in the township of Oalway and county of Peterboro'. It is 
 somelimefl called SiWer Lake, and has one common school. DisUnt from Peterboro', the county town, 
 Si niiea. Population about 60. 
 
 Ambery, N. 0., 
 Blare. Robert, grocer. 
 Edgar, John, hotel keeper. 
 Hughes, Biohard, orown land agent. 
 Irwin, Christopher, assessor. 
 Kelly, Edwin, carpenter. 
 Lancaster, Wm., hotel keeper. 
 
 Leason, Wra., township clerk. 
 Patterson. Paul P., general merchant. 
 PROBERT, TM03., J. P., postmaster general, mer- 
 chant, and township reeve. 
 Stewart, Richard, school teacher. 
 White, Thos. R., hotel keeper. 
 Vouug, Alexander, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 QANANOQUE, C. W. — An incorporated village in the township and eounty of Leeds, South Riding. 
 It is bcuuul'uliy situated on the north bank of the St. Lawrence, and the view obtained here of the 
 Thousand Isles, is unsurpassed. There is a chain of lakes and mountnina running from wust to east, 
 through the townships of Leeds, Lansdowne, Escott and Yonge, dividing, in a measure, the northern 
 from the southern portions ; and the southern portions of Leeds and Lansdowne are united for mnni- 
 oipal purposes. All the steamers belonging to the different lines running weat from Montreal stop at 
 this point. Qananoqne posesses a large amount of water power, a part of which has been judioioualy 
 applied to the establishment nf several important manufactories. It is a port of entry, and about two 
 miles from a station on the Grand Trunk Railway. Distant from Montreal, 155 miles, and from Kings- 
 ton, 18 miles. Daily mail and money order office. Population about 1500. 
 
 ABBOTT, E. E., foundry and maehine shop, Globe 
 Works, Main (see card, p. 192). 
 
 Acton, Robert, boot and shoemaker and county con- 
 stable, King. 
 
 ASSELSTiNE, GEORGE N., watchmaker and dealer 
 in watches, clocks, jewelry, &o., work warranted, 
 cor. King and Stone. 
 
 Auchinvalo, Alexander, tanner, &c. 
 
 Bennett, Isaac, tinsmith and dealer in stoves, King, 
 
 Bockus, Chnrles N., general merchant King. 
 
 BRIGGS, ISAAC, manufacturer of first quality war- 
 ranted steel springs, railroad springs, pumps, 
 rivets, &c.. King (see card, p. 192). 
 
 BRITTON, D. F., sen., postmaster and general mer- 
 chant, King. 
 
 Britton, D. ¥., jun., job printing office, King. 
 
 Brophy, A., dealer in groceries, dry goods, boots and 
 shoep., crockery. &c., cor. King and Stone streets. 
 
 Brough, Robert, rake fnctory. 
 
 Brougb, Wm., general merchant and dealer in pro- 
 duce. King. 
 
 Brown, Andrew, tavern keeper, King. 
 
 Bullock, Wm., manufacturer of kettle-ears, mop*!, 
 coffee mills, wrenches, &c., residence Charles. 
 
 BYERS & MATTHEW, manufacturers of carrisge 
 and waggon axles of every description, Globe 
 Works (see card, p. 192). 
 
 Caprin, George, photographio artist, King. 
 
 Carroll, Rev. J., Church of England. 
 
 Cbeevers, M., merchant tailor. King. 
 
 CHEEVERS, THOMAS, J. P. and proprietor Pro- 
 vincial Ilouiie, cor. King and Stone. 
 
 Cowan & Britton, manufacturer of every descriplion 
 of Bugg's patent pressed nails, &c.. King. 
 
 DOYLE, JAMES, dealer in fancy and staple dry 
 goods, groceries, hardware, crockery, boots and 
 shoes; also manufacturer of excelsior mattrasa 
 filling, &c., King. 
 
 Ellis, Mrs. E., confectionery, oor. King and Charles. 
 
 Fairman, P., manufaciuier of bolts, nuts, washers, 
 &o., Glohe Works. 
 
 Gauaooque Academy, G. D. Piatt, principal, King. 
 
 Gananoque Hotel, Louis OeralJi, proprietor, King. 
 
 Geraldi, Louis, proprietor Ganonoqiie Hotel, King. 
 
 Globe Bolt Works, F. Fairman, proprietor. 
 
 GLOBE WORKS, E. E. Abbott, manufacturer of all 
 kinds of mill gearings, machinery, &o.. Main (see 
 card, p. 102), 
 
 Gordon, Rev. Henry, Presbyterian. 
 Gorman, Wm , high bailiff 3rd division court, King. 
 Hiscocks, John, general merchant. 
 Johnston, Rev. Mr., Episcopal Methodist. 
 JONES, D. F., & CO., manufacturers of every des- 
 cription of spades and shovels, also hoes, hay, 
 straw and manure forks, St. Lawrence works. 
 Kirker, James, J P., village treasurer, manufacturer 
 
 and dealer in boots and shoes, King. 
 Mack, Wm., tavern keeper, King, 
 McCammon, James, M U., King. 
 McCAMMON, 8A.MUEL, chemist and druggist, 
 stationer, clerk division court, village councillor, 
 fire and life insurance agent, &c., King. 
 McCrum, James, physician and surgeon. 
 McDonald, C, custom flouring mill. 
 McKenzie, W., cabinet maker and dealer in furniture. 
 
 King. 
 Mitchell, George, carriage manufactory. 
 Nalty, Edward, landing waiter, (int. port) Rockport, 
 O'Brien, Peter, shingle, cooper and heading factory, 
 
 King. 
 O'Neil, Lawrence, baker and confectioner, King. 
 Parmenter, J. W., J. P. 
 Parmenter, J. J., gentleman. King. 
 Pine, R. G., manufacturer of Brayton'a hot air fur- 
 naces, castings, ftc, Main, 
 Piatt, G. D., principal Gananoque academy. King. 
 POTTER, A. C, dealer in drugs, medicines, patent 
 
 oils, lamps, &c.. King (see card, p. 192). 
 Potter, H. B., St. Lawrence Woollen Milh, King. 
 Potter, Wm., physician and surgeon, King. 
 Potter, Wm E., physician and surgeon, Stone, cor- 
 ner Pine. 
 PROVINCIAL HOUSE, corner King and Stone, 
 
 Thomas Cbeevers, proprietor. 
 RAMSAY, JAMES, manufacturer of Joora, blinds, 
 
 mouldings, sash, &c., (see card, p. 194). 
 Riohniund, Thomas, physician. 
 Robinson, Wm., collector of customs. Port of Gan- 
 anoque. 
 Rogers, Samuel, groceries, &o. 
 Rossiter, Rev. J. R , Roninn catholic. 
 Roy, Rev. Mr. Wesluym Methodist. 
 See, Diivid, proprietor of the Victoria House, King. 
 Shannon, John, proprietor Farmers' Inn. 
 Sheridan, James, blacksmith. King. 
 Shields, B., manufactu'r uf flour barrel hoops. Stone. 
 
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 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 
 
 OANANOQUE, C. W. 
 
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 SKINNER & CO , manufiietarera of BcjUiM. soaiths. 
 
 and grain oraJl«s, silver plated harness, &,o., Qlobe 
 
 Works (see card, p. 194). 
 St Lawrence Woollen Mills, H. B. Potter, proprietor, 
 
 King. 
 St. Lawrence Works, D. F. Jones & Co., tuanufao- 
 
 turers of spades, shoTels, hoes, bay, straw and 
 
 manure forks. 
 Stnnden, Qeo., blackiiniith and waggon maker. 
 Summers' Hotel, opposite Depot. 
 
 Taylor & Turner, ireaeral merchants, saddle and 
 bHrness makers. King. 
 
 TURNER, J. \S. & Co.. dealer in dry goods, groceries, 
 proTisionfi, and general wharfingers. King. 
 
 Vitell, Ooulette, oyster saloon, King. 
 
 Warner, C, Britannia metal and wire strengthened 
 spoons, kettle oars, &o. 
 
 Wright, J. M., grocer and dealer in proTisions, auc- 
 tioneer, King. 
 
 Wright, Robert, oabinet maker, King. 
 
 QABAFBAXA, C. W.— A small post Tillige, dtuated on the banki of the Grand RiTer, near th« 
 ceutro uf the township of Qarafraza, in the county of Wellington. It \s sometimes called Duuglas, 
 and is distant from Ouelph, the county town, 20 miles; from UamiUon, 50 miles ; and from Toronto, 
 60 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Brown, ReT. Robert, Congregationalist. 
 
 Couse, Paul, J. P. 
 
 Dickson, John, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 DixoD, John, J. P. 
 
 Drummond, W. H., shoemaker. 
 
 Duqitid, Peter, carpenter. 
 
 LIOHTBODY, ANDREW, J. P., general merchant 
 
 and insurance agent (see card, p. 194). 
 LigUtbody, John, M.D., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Mann, John, trunk maker. 
 
 MoQrogor, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Miliican, Rev. Wm., Presbyterian. 
 
 Nichul, Anilrew, general merchant. 
 
 Nightingale, Rich^r.-il, hotel keeper. 
 
 Rodgers, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 SKRNB, GEORGE, postmaster tnd wheelwright. 
 
 Skeone, Wm. S , trunk maker. 
 
 Todd, George, shoemaker. 
 
 QASFE BASIN, C. E. — A largo and flourishing village, situated on the York or S. W. River, ia 
 tlie townships of Gaspfe Bay, (South) and York, and county of Gasp6. Its being the centre of the free 
 port, since tbe year 1801, has added much to the Htiniulus of trade, and in consequence property haa 
 increased greatly in value. A wharf and storehouses have been erected at each side of the Basin, and 
 a steamboat plies regularly during the summer season to and from Quebec. It is the seat of cstensiv* 
 fisheries and a good business is done in lumber. Distant from Pero^, the county town, 30 miles ; and 
 from Quebec, 460 miles. Population about 700. 
 
 .Alexander, John, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Beatty, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Bcikuregard, Jules, tin and copper smith. 
 
 Belleau, J. C, J. P., custom house officer. 
 
 Ciibot, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Clark, fiuphenice, school teacher. 
 
 Clark, John, farmer. 
 
 Clostre, Gabriel, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Coflin, Abraham, jun., flourand gristmill proprietor. 
 
 CoUas, John & Elins, general merchants. 
 
 Dolbel, Horatio, grocer. 
 
 Dumaresq, George, general merchant and farmer. 
 
 Dumaresq, Nicholas, J. P., mayor and general mer- 
 chant. 
 
 Eden, John, J. P., crown land agent. 
 
 Eden, Joseph, tailor. 
 
 Eden, Joseph, grocer and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Fitzpatriok, James, farmer. 
 
 Fowler, Stephen H., lumber merchant. 
 
 Fox, Charles C, custom house officer. 
 
 Fruing. Wm., & Co., general merchants. 
 
 Oasp6 Hotel, S. G. Richaidson. proprietor. 
 
 Johnson, Mr., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Jones, Wm., dry goods merchant. 
 
 KAVANAGH, J. J., postmaster and custom houso 
 officer. 
 
 Kerr, Rev. M., Church of England. 
 
 Laws, W. J., grocer. 
 
 Le Boutillier, John, bank agent and general met- 
 
 ohant. 
 Le Marquand, Nicholas, carpenter and builder. 
 Loundes, Bros., produce and commission merohantc. 
 Loundes, James J., insurance agent. 
 Machon, Philip, carpenter and bnilder. 
 Mcintosh, W. H., M. D., physician and surgeon. 
 McKenzie, Neil, farmer. 
 
 Moody, Henry G., M. D., physician and surgeon. 
 O'Meare, Maitbew, farmer. 
 Parachaud, Antoine, J. P. 
 Patterson, Richard, saw mill proprietor. 
 Perchnrd, Henry G., custom house othccr. 
 Perchard, James, J. P. 
 
 Pope, John, school teacher. « 
 
 Prendcrgast, J., farmer. 
 Rabe.v, David, carpenter and builder. 
 Richardson, S. G., proprietor Gasp^ Hotel. 
 Rose, John, mason. 
 Ross, Helen, school teacher. 
 Shaw, Joseph, saw mill proprietor. 
 Shaw, Moses, lumber metohant. 
 Short, John, farmer. 
 Slous, John, dry goods merchant. 
 Stanley, Wm., saw mill proprietor. 
 Wilson, John, grooer. 
 Winter, Rev. A. C. P., Roman Catholic. 
 
 GiBOBGETOWN, C. W. — A thriving manufacturing village in the township of Esquesing, county of 
 H.ilton, on the Grand Trunk Railway, with a station at which all the trains stop. It has several 
 manufactories, chief among which is the paper and cloth establishment of Messrs. Barber & Bros , 
 whose paper ranks in quality equal to any in le province. These gonllemon also have a finit-olais 
 
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 SKiisrisrER & Co., 
 
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 Silver, Brass, Plated, and all kinds of l¥ooden Hames. 
 
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 ANDREW LIGHTBODY, 
 
 Dealer in D17 Onodn. Oroc«rie«, Hardwtnt, ( -rnckery, Medicinen, (llitxswHrp, HontM and Shoei. Ready-muds Clntfatne. Ac., ke. 
 
 Commls«loni'r in QiieeH'ii Bench and Adnnt for Liverpool and London Fire and Life Inaurance Co. Ijoiini otitiilrn»d, D edn, Mort- 
 
 gagaf, Wills, AKriH-mentii, Ac neatly areeutud ut very rMsonnble rates. GrARAFRAXA, O. W. 
 
 WILLIAM BARBER & BROS., 
 
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 WILLIAM ATKINS, 
 
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 STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS, 
 
 CLOTHIRG AHD GBOCEEDS, &o., 
 
 MAIN STREET, GEORGETOWN, C. W. 
 
 FRANCIS BARCLAY, 
 
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 J. H. CHAOS, FROFBIETOB. 
 
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 woollen manufaotary at StrwetsTille. 
 from Toronto, 28 miles; Milton, the 
 PopnlatioD 1500. 
 
 Georgetown hnfi s considerable county retail trade. Distant 
 count/ town, 14 miles. Uailjr mail, with money order office. 
 
 AMERICAN HOTEL, J. H. Chaoe, proprietor. Main 
 (nee card, p. 19-1). 
 
 Andersoo, Eiijali, carriage & waggon maker, Guelph. 
 
 Armour, Nicholas, watcbmaker. 
 
 ATKINS, WILLIAM, general merchant, Main (see 
 card, p. 194) 
 
 BARBER, WILLIAM, & BROS., roanufucturers of 
 paper of erery description ; also, cloth dressing 
 and wool carding done (see card, p. 194). 
 
 BAKCLAV, FRANCIS, general dry goods and cloth- 
 ing, cor. Main and Mill (see card, p. 194). 
 
 Bailey, Isaiah, tailor, Miiin. 
 
 Boles, R. J., saddle and harness maker, Main. 
 
 BURNSIDE. ARrilUR. postmnster, Main. 
 
 CIIACE, J H., proprietor American Hotel, Main 
 (see card, p. 194). 
 
 €oul(<on, .1. T., tailor, Quelph. 
 
 Culp & McKeniie, carrinice and waggon makers, and 
 guneritl blacksmiths. Main. 
 
 Da^foot, P W., propr. Georgetown Tannery, Mill. 
 
 Duncan, James, watch and clock maker. Main. 
 
 Galhniith, Alfred, jeweller, watch and clock maker, 
 Main. 
 
 Qeddes, R., tailnr. Main. 
 
 Hull, Wm., butcher, Mnin. 
 
 Hardiker. .1 , boot and shoemoker, Guelph. 
 
 HARROLD, J. G., boot maker and denier, M«in. 
 
 Itimond, Wm., pruprietor, Exchange Hotel, cor. Mill 
 and Main. 
 
 Jones, .S I., book and job printer, Guelph. 
 
 Kennedy, Sxmuel, painter, Guelph. 
 
 LAMB & HUSBAND, general merchant. Main. 
 
 Liiwson, John, tinsmith, Main. 
 
 LIVINGSTON, JOHN, LL B., barrister and attor- 
 ncy-at-law, &o. (see card, p. 194 ) 
 
 LOVE. ANDREW C., dealer in provisions and gro- 
 ceries, MiU. 
 
 McKay, Hugh, general dealer io grooerios, provi- 
 sions, crockery, ftc. Main. 
 
 McKianon, Donald, blacksmith. 
 
 Mc Master, Wm., grocer and dealer in proviaioni, 
 Main. 
 
 Moore, James, dealer in dry goods, crackers, groce- 
 ries, &c., cor. Main and Guelph. 
 
 Murdoch, Hugh, baker. Mill. 
 
 O'Brien, John, tailor and clothier, Main. 
 
 Page, S. & Co., general merchants. 
 
 Phillips, SHniuel, iusurnuce agent. Main. 
 
 Robiuiion, Thomas, dealer in china, glass and crock- 
 ery, .Main. 
 
 ROSE. LAWRENCE, proprietor Georgetown Floor 
 and Grist mill {»ee card, p. 200). 
 
 Rue, John, tailor. Main. 
 
 HUSTON, THOMAS, chemist and druggist. Main. 
 
 Stutham Silas, dealer in stoves, and mannfaotarer 
 of tin, copper and sheet iron ware. 
 
 Taylor, J F., saddle, harness and trunk manuCao- 
 turi-r. Main. 
 
 Thayer, Cbas,, cabinet maker and dealer. Main. 
 
 Thompston, Benjumin, proprietor Georgetown Hotel. 
 
 Thompson, Jas. M., millwright. 
 
 Thompson, Jas. M., oyster saloon. Main. 
 
 Thompson, Wm. 0., dealer in dry goods and clothing. 
 Main. 
 
 Travis, Elijah, proprietor, chair and cabinet factory 
 and undertaker. 
 
 Vyse, James, baker and confectioner. Main. 
 
 Watfon, James B., tanner and currier, MiU. 
 
 Wright, Henry, general inerchunt. Main. 
 
 Wright, Wm. K., phymcian, Mitin. 
 
 Young, Robert, clerk of the division court. Main. 
 
 Young, Thomas, dealer in hardware and groceries, 
 Main. 
 
 QEOBGE VILLE, C. E.— A fiourishing village, beautifully situated on the eastern shore ot lake 
 iVlL'inphiemitgog, in the township and county of Stanstead It is noted as a summer resort for persons 
 seeking the quiet enjoyment of lake scenery and trnuting, and during the season the steamer Mountain 
 Maid plies on the lake. It has an academy and district school. Daily mail to Miigog and Sberbrooke, 
 and tri-weekly to Fitch Bay, Stan^teiid, South Bolton, Knowlton and Waterloo. Distant from Stanstead, 
 the county seat, 12 miles; from Sherbrouke, 26 miles; and from Montreal, 75 miles. Popniatioa 
 about 260. 
 
 Adams, Rev. L. P., clergyman. 
 
 Austin, Daniel, fanner. 
 
 Bigelow, LrvI, hotel keeper. 
 
 Bottomly, Jesse T., waggon maker, carpenter and 
 
 builder. 
 BULLOCK, A. M., postmaster and general merchant. 
 Bullnck, Increase, J. P., insurance and general agent. 
 Bullock, Joseph T., express agent and stage prop. 
 Burbeck, James, blacksmith. 
 CHENEY, NELSON, M. D., physician and surgeon 
 
 (see curd, p. 200). 
 Copp, Richard, farmer. 
 
 Copp, Sewell F., puner of the Mountain Maid. 
 Davies. Rev. John, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Day, Hon. C. D , residence on Lake Momphremagog. 
 Dotlolf, Orbraa, millright. 
 Fogg, G W., Cupt. steamer Mountain Maid, and saw 
 
 mill prop. 
 Gustin, Josiah, boarding-house keeper. 
 Harriott, J. C, real estate owner. 
 Hill, T., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Ives, B. H., J. P. 
 
 Jones, H., carpenter. 
 
 Keyes, Win., M. l>., physician. 
 
 Kilborn, W. A., carpenter. 
 
 Kimball, J. B., carpenter. 
 
 Kinsman, Harvey, mill owner. 
 
 Lawrence, Samuel, mill owner. 
 
 Liverpool & London Insurance Company, I. Bullock, 
 
 agent. 
 Magoon, Aaron, farmer and lime burner. 
 Miigoon, Mrs. G., tnilorens. 
 Magoon, Levi, lime burner and farmer. 
 McUowan, Wm., sub collector of customs. 
 MoVey, J. H., J. P., collector of customs. 
 Merripi.sn, Frank G , carpenter and builder. 
 Miles, W. B , boot and shoemaker. 
 Mitchell, Rev. Edward, clergyman. 
 Murray, John, farmer. 
 Packard, Chester, farmer. 
 Perkins. A. M., tanner and currier. 
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 RAMSAY, W. F., merchant, oaBtoB house broker 
 
 and forwarder. 
 RoUeetoD, 0. B., aoeoantant. 
 Smith, R C, blacksmith. 
 Smith, Mra. R. C, Uiloress. 
 Ston^ Mils A. £., milliner and dreasmaker. 
 
 Taylor, John, mason. 
 
 Tajlor, Wm., flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Tibbitts. J. P., farmer. 
 
 Tuck, J. C, custom house officer. 
 
 Williamson, James, farmer. 
 
 Williamson, James, jun., mason. 
 
 QEOBOINA, C. W.— A thriving Tillsge, situated on the Black River, in the township of Oeorgina and 
 couuty ot York, North Riding. Connects with the Northern Railwaj every daj during the summer 
 season by the steamer £miljf May which plies on lake Simooe, and is situatcH 1} miles from the lake. 
 Distant from Toronto, the county town, 66 miles. D.iily mail. Population 250. 
 
 Anderson, F. O., councillor and general merchant. 
 
 Armstrong, R., boot an J shoemaker. 
 
 Blanchard, Joseph, cooper. 
 
 BOURCHIER, J. , postmaster and farmer. 
 
 Bourchter, J. R., general merchant, saw, flour and 
 
 grist mill proprietor. 
 Boyd, J., township secretary and treasurer. 
 Brethour, 8., councillor. 
 
 Brooks, W., pound keeper, boot and shoe maker. 
 Cadeau, Cyril, oooper 
 Corbett, B., bout and shoemaker. 
 Daniels, Samuel, brickmaker. 
 Dwycr, M., boot and slioemukcr. 
 Ear), George, bailiff and constable. 
 Ego, Angus, coMvoiUor. 
 Emmery, Jnmes, tin and' coppersmith. 
 England, Oourge,. woollen mill proprietor. 
 Eviiiis, R. H., notary, real estate and insurance agent. 
 Fenton, J., proprietor, Northern Hotel. 
 Eraser, A. & J. „ general merehants. 
 Fry, W., clerk fifth division court. 
 
 Greer, M., councillor. 
 
 Hill, Moses, pathmasler, tanner and eurrier. 
 
 Kemp, C, butcher. 
 
 MoCleary, W., blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 
 Moran, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Moran. John, school teacher. 
 
 Nichol, Robert, tailor. 
 
 Nuble, C , physician. 
 
 Northern Hotel, J. Fenton, proprietor. 
 
 Phair, Robert, tailor. 
 
 Radforti, H., plasterer. 
 
 Rich, R, proprietor fiheppard's Hotel. 
 
 Riddell, C, reeve. 
 
 Ritchie, Rev. W., Cborob of England. 
 
 Sheppard's Hotel, R. Rich, proprietor. 
 
 Stevenson, J. R., brewer, general merchant and is- 
 
 eurance agent. 
 Stevenson, R., tar'>^s8 maker. 
 Thayer, O , oarp«D'.t;r and builder. 
 Till, Robert, cariii>g° and waggon maker. 
 Treloar, H., J. P. aad blacksmith. 
 
 GLAMMIS,. C. W.— A small post offioe situated in the township and county of Bruce. 
 Wulkertou„17 miles. 
 
 Distant from 
 
 Cameron, Alexander, school teacher. 
 Cameron, Rev. Alexander, Baptist. 
 
 CRAWFORD, JA8., postmaster & general merchant. 
 Osirao, Rev. James, New Connexion Methodist. 
 
 OLANFOBD, C. W. — A village situated in the '.ownfhip of Glanford and county of Wentworth. 
 Distiint from Hamilton, the county seat, 7 miles ; f u i Rrantford, 24 miles ; from Loudon, 107 miles ; 
 and from Torontu, 50 miles. Daily mail. Populati'-n about 800. 
 
 Armstrong, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 ATKINSON, JOHN, postmaster, general merchant 
 
 and tailor. 
 Betbuue, Alexander, physician. 
 Blaoklook, John M., carriage and waggou maker. 
 Callen, Jacob, farmer. 
 Carver, John, township councillor. 
 Case, J. G., general merchant. 
 Davidson, Alewinder, shoemaker. 
 Draper, Rev. M., Episcopal Methodist 
 Fink, Walter, hnlol keeper and farmer. 
 Oillnn, David, blacksmith. 
 Goodman Christopher, farmer. 
 Gordon, John, weaver. 
 
 Henderson, Robert, onrringe and waggon maker. 
 Keuton, John, township councillor. 
 Keougb, Rev. Thomas S., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Mason, David, carpenter. 
 McAllister, Elisha, innkeeper. 
 McKee, John, hotel keeper. 
 McLemond, John, shoemaker. 
 McSherry. Henry, township councillor. 
 Mulholland, Wm., township councillor. 
 Nenle, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Pretty, Henry, carpenter. 
 Shafer, David, carpenter. 
 Shafer, George, carpenter. 
 Shafer, Jacob, butcher. 
 Smith, Charles, blacksmith. 
 Smith, Wm. L., school teacher. 
 Terryberry, Jacob, saw mill proprietor. 
 Weglie, John, township reeve. 
 Young, Wm., farmer. 
 
 QLANMIBXi, C. W.— A post village in the township of Tudor (North) and county of Hastings, North 
 hiding, situated eight miles from the town line of Madoc, on the Hastings Free Grant road, running 
 North about 1(K) miles, and settled about the year 1858. Distant from Belleville, the county town, 50 
 miles; from Toronto, ISO miles ; from Hamilton, 1G8 miles; and from Montreal, 210 miles. Popu- 
 lation about 250. 
 
 Glanmire Hotel, Daniel Loomis, proprietor. 
 G'anniire Wm., farmer. 
 Harper, Wm., town clerk. 
 Hickey, John L., farmer. 
 
 Howittson, J., school teacher. 
 
 JELLY, ANDREW, J. P., postmaster, proprietor of 
 
 Jelly's Hotel, and farmer (see card, p. 200). 
 Leech, Edward, farmer. 
 
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 Lepriear, Adolphas, farmer. 
 
 Loomis, D*iiiel, proprietor Qlaanire Hotel and po- 
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 Madito, M. P. Hayee, erown land agent. 
 Nealle. Wm., farmer. 
 Raj, Joseph, sen., farmer. 
 Rennie, Jolia, farmer. 
 
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 I -hardMont Jar"' >, J. P., and farmer. 
 
 I charUMOD, T. >r«er. 
 
 ^ Idons, .Umeh, «rt>«nter, Ixiflder, and farmer. 
 
 ."Stanley, George, «mier. 
 
 ThwaiieM, Wm , larmer. 
 
 Van Cleek, M., boIiomI teaeV 
 
 OLANWORTH, C. W.— A small post Tillsge, situated on tlie line of the I »»<fon and P«>rt Stanley 
 Railway, in the township of Westminstpr and East Riding of the county of Middlexes. biAlsnl from 
 London, 8^ miles ; from Hamilton, 88 miles; and from Toronto, 126 miles. Population about 40. 
 
 Begg, Alexander, waggon maker. 
 
 Caulfield, Rer. Ht George, Episcopal. 
 
 Fisher, Vicars, J. P. 
 
 Fortune, Wm., painter, carpenter, and builder. 
 
 Jackson, Minohin, J. P. 
 
 Murdoch, Alexander, tailor. 
 
 R«id, John, blacksmith. 
 Rome, George, mason. 
 Sweeney, John, shoemaker. 
 
 WEBB, RICHARD J., postmaster and agricaltural 
 implement maker. 
 
 GLASTONBURY, C. W- — A post village, situated In the township of Kaladar and county of Ad- 
 diugiun. It Wilt) first settled about the year 1859, has been rapidly improving and hns one common 
 school. Distant from Kingston, OU miles ; from Napance, 45 miles ; and from Bellerille, 47 miles. 
 Population about 100. 
 
 CORNER, O. U., postmaster, mill ovrner and gen- 
 eral merchnnt. 
 Corey. Ferris & Co., flour, feed and grain dealers. 
 Cummings, Charles J , carpenter and builder. 
 Ellis, John, blacksmith and cooper. 
 
 Ferris, Corey, grocer. 
 
 Fraser, A. J. P., mill owner and oomniissionor in 
 
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 Fraser & Cummings, builders. 
 Mulineaux, S. D., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 QIiGNALLAN, C. W.— A tillage, situated in the township of Peel and county of Wellington. Distant 
 from Guelph, the county town, 28 miles ; and from Berlin, 22 miles Daily mail. Population about 
 800. 
 
 ALLAN, GF.ORGE, J. P., postmaster, councillor, 
 
 general agent and general merchant. 
 Barlow, Michael, carpenter, builder and patent chum 
 
 manufscturer. 
 Carry, Thomas, harness maker. 
 Cousland, Archibald, weaver. 
 Edinburgh Life Insurance Company, George Allan, 
 
 agent. 
 Ellis, Wm. D., hotel proprietor and livery stable 
 
 keeper. 
 Fortier, John, cooper. 
 
 Gibson, John L., J. P , and general merchant. 
 Greig, Peter, boot and shoemaker. 
 Harvey, Samuel A., physician. 
 Henderson, M., flour, grist and saw mill agent. 
 Hodgskin, Thomas J., physician and coroner. 
 JauKen, Mathias, boot and shoemaker. 
 Love, James, painter. 
 
 Lundy, Charles, W., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Manderson, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Mann, Robert, wool'en mill proprietor. 
 McL'iohlan, Hugh, tailor. 
 M:Pherson, John, school teach«r. 
 
 Mollis, George, ao'itioneer. 
 
 Mellis, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Mellis & Fitzgerald, blacksmiths. 
 
 Mines, Robert, tailor. 
 
 Nesbitt, Rev. George, Church of England. 
 
 Pcffers, Neil, cabinet maker. 
 
 Peters, James, physician. 
 
 Porter, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Porter, Philip, plasterer. 
 
 Robertson, Alexander, hot^ proprietor, 4in and 
 coppersmith. 
 
 Robertson, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Sutherland, Donald, flour, grist and saw mill pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 Sutherland, W. S., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Tanner, J., boot and shoemaker, tanner and currier. 
 
 Tanner, Wm., dentist and veterinary Bur^eea. 
 
 Thompson, Samuel, J. P. 
 
 Trask, S B,, bailiff. 
 
 Vealie, Peter, blacksmith. 
 
 Walker, James, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Ward, Wm., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Weir, John, pump maker. 
 
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 GLENCOSa, C. W. — A village and station on the line of the Great Western Railway, in the -townships 
 of Ekfrid and Mosa, and county of Middlesex. Distant from London, 80 miles. DaHy mail. Popn- 
 lation about 600. 
 
 Aird, James, carpenter. 
 
 Bingley, T'aomas, J. P., general store. 
 
 Blacklock, John, tailor. 
 
 Boyds, Miss, milliner and dress maker. 
 
 Vroomfield, John, saw mill owner. 
 
 Broomfield, Roberi, saw mill owner. 
 Cuthbert, Alexander, boot and shoemaker. 
 Dickson, Adam, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Fisher, John, saw mill proprietor. 
 Flynii, Joseph, planing mill proprietor. 
 
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 Fraser, ChnrUs, clothier and tailor. 
 
 Fraser, Wai., boot and Ri)oe maker. 
 
 Oaal, Patrick, oolle«tor of castomi. 
 
 Qillard, J A Sod, general merchant. 
 
 Oillc8pie, George, flour and grist mill owner. 
 
 Godard & Co., genera) «tore. 
 
 Grafton Hotel, Thomas Pattersou, proprietor. 
 
 Harmdea, Wm., saw mill owner. 
 
 IligfCin^, Dr., pbyxician. 
 
 Hildretb, F., druggist and physician. 
 
 Moyt, Asa. waggon maker. 
 
 .Tobnstone, Wm., cabinet maker and npholsteror. 
 
 Lilley, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Mansion House, Wm. H. McDonald, proprietor. 
 
 Massir, John Q., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Mo.^wley, Francis, tailor and clothier. 
 
 MoCulIougb, George, flour and grist mill propriemr. 
 
 McCullough, Wm., tanner and leather dealer. 
 
 McDonald, Wm. II., proprietor Mansion House. 
 
 Mcl<ean, John, cooper. 
 
 Milligan, Maiwell, tailor and clothiet'. 
 
 Monroe, James, blackHmitb. 
 
 Patterson, Thomas, proprietor OraftOn Hotel. 
 
 Reid, Wm., carpenter. 
 
 Rogers, James O , J. P., olerk 6tb dirision eoart. 
 
 Rooney, John, foundry and machine shop. 
 
 Ross, Alexander, blacksmith. 
 
 Ross, Andrew, carpenter. 
 
 ShelsoD, George, cooper. 
 
 Smith, Rev. J. W. 
 
 Snow, Patrick, clothier and tailor. 
 
 Sprentall, Wm., waggon maker. 
 
 Steir, Rer. D. 
 
 Thompson, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Webster, Wm , brickmaker. 
 
 Wilson, Rer. John. 
 
 WINTERS, CYRUS, postmaster. 
 
 Winters & Lawless, general merchaitla. 
 
 OLENLOYD, C. E. — A post Tillage situated on the river Thames, and Falls of Inverness, io the 
 towuship of Inverness and county of Megnntic. It is well adapted for farming and agrionltaral pur- 
 poses, possessing as it does, unsurpassed water facilities, and being in the midst of a thriving popula- 
 tion, who have raised themselves to an amazing degree of comfort. There are copper mines about 
 three miles from the town, which are now being worked, and strong hopes entertained of their 
 proving very profitable to the owners. It is distant from Inverness, the county town, 6 miles ; from 
 Quebec, 48 miles ; and from Montreal, 130 miles. Population of township, per last census, 248L 
 
 Dougherty, Charles, blacksmith. 
 
 Dunn, Rev. W., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Lloyd, Thomas, flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Mathews, John, J. P. 
 
 McCullough, John, farmer. 
 
 McKenzie, Donald plasterer. 
 
 McKenzie, Laughlan, plasterer. 
 
 MoNulty John, farmer. 
 
 Mimnue, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Orr, James, mason. 
 
 Percy, Francis, farmer. 
 
 PERCY, JOHN, postmaster, boot and shoemaker 
 
 and farmer. 
 Plummer, Ralph, blacksmith. 
 Plummer, Wm., boot and shoemater. 
 Rickaby, Robert, J. P. 
 
 Ricknby, Wm., cabinet maker and fnrnitor* dealer. 
 Sturgeon James, farmer. 
 Vial, Rev. W. 8., Church of England. 
 Watts, Thomas, weaver. 
 
 QLENLTON, C. W. — A small post village, (sometimes called Balnklava,) in the township of Carriok 
 and county of Bruce. Distant from Walkerton, 9 miles ; from Southampton, 40 miles ; and from 
 Guelph, 60 miles. Population about 70. 
 
 Hay, Rev. W., Presbyterian. 
 
 Marklo, Edward, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Newell, Francis, carpenter. 
 
 Pepper, Wm., agricultural implement mannfaotnrer. 
 
 SHANNON, SAMUEL, postmaster. 
 Sherman, John, innkeeper. 
 Shiel, Charles, tailor. 
 
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 Dumtries and county of Brant. Distant from Gait, 6 miles ; from Paris, 6 miles, from Brantford, 12 
 miles ; and from Hamilton, 25 miles. Daily mail. Population about 250. 
 
 Bonham, M. B., carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Bruce, Andrew C, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Dunbar, Rev. John, Canada Presbyterian. 
 
 Farmers' Inn, ^neas Griffith, proprietor. 
 
 Flanigan, John, blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 
 FLEMING, GAVIN, postmaster and general merch't. 
 
 Forbes, Wm., earpenter and joiner. 
 
 Geddes, George, waggon maker. 
 
 Graham, Thomas, tailor. 
 
 Griffith, j^neas, proprietor Farmers' Inn. 
 
 Head, Wm., saw mill owner. 
 
 Ingles, George, black.<imith. 
 
 Johnston, James, carpenter and waggon maker. 
 
 Kerby, Abram, flour mill owner. 
 
 Martin, Michael, photographio artist. 
 
 McKinnoD, Donald, proprietor Waverlj Hotel. 
 
 McLenan, Andrew, blacksmith. 
 
 McNab, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 McNaught, John, township treasurer. 
 
 Murray, John, tailor. 
 
 Pate, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Rodgers, John, school teacher. 
 
 Ross, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Sharp, John, J. P. 
 
 Sutherland, John, lime burner. 
 
 Wall:ice, Robert, distiller. 
 
 Waverly Hotel, Donald MoKinnon, proprtetoir. 
 
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 OLENWILLIAMS, C W.— A villagt aitaated on the Birer Cre<iit, (o the township of Esquesing, 
 and uuuiitjr of Ukthm. Distant from QeorKetowa Station, ou the Qraod Trunk Eailwa/, 1 mile; from 
 Milion, the county town, 14 milea ; from Hiiltoo, 1*2 milea ; from Norval, 4 railea; from Stewarttown, 
 8 miles ; from Cheltenham. 6 milea ; from Uamiltuu, 3t> miles ; and from Toronto, 30 miles. Dail/ 
 mail. Population about 350. 
 
 Ackert, John, pump maker. 
 
 Alexander, Thomas, blaeksmitb. 
 
 Bell, Walter, farmer. 
 
 Boles, R., saddle und liamess maker. 
 
 Brown, Robert, pump maker. 
 
 Chapman, Thomas, boot and shoe maker. 
 
 Colbouroe, J., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Cook, John, tavern keeper and grocer. 
 
 Darling, J. M., carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Danean, James, sohool teacher. 
 
 Elder, Donald, tailor. 
 
 Grant, William, dyer and scourer. 
 
 Oreen, Wm., general merchant. 
 
 Herald, John, tailor. 
 
 Hill, M., tavern keeper. 
 
 Lee, John, bouse and sign painter. 
 
 Leslie, John, brickmaker and farmer. 
 
 Martin, John, wearer. 
 
 MoMuroby, Tlionas, cabinet maker k wood tiuntr. 
 
 Moyan, J., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Murry, John, agricultural implements. 
 
 Newman, J. P., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Newman, Miss L , aii".!'<cr and dressmaker. 
 
 Sands, J., wearer. 
 
 Sawyers, Wra., agricultural implements and car- 
 riage maker. 
 
 Smith, N. 0., plasterer. 
 
 Stewart, James, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Tost, Wm., edge tool manufacturer and blacksmith. 
 
 Tweddle, Joseph, saw mill proprietor and carpenter. 
 
 WILLIAMS, CUARLBS, J. P., ponmaster, wooUan, 
 flour, and saw mill proprietor and farmer. 
 
 Williams, Joel, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 OOBLE'S CORNERS, C. W. — A small post village in the township of Blenheim and oonnty of 
 Ozt'urd. DistHiit from Waodstnck, the county town, 10 miles ; from London, 38 miles; from Hamilton, 
 88 miles ; and from Toronto, 77 miles. Population about IGK). 
 
 Bedmen, David, farmer. 
 Bont, Jabei, mason and plasterer. 
 Bums, James, farmer. 
 Cowen, Thomas, saw mill owner. 
 Qoble, Jasper Q., cooper. 
 
 GOBLG, WM. L., J. P., postmaster, general mer- 
 chant and superintendent of common schools. 
 Hall, Thomas, shoemakei and notel keeper. 
 Howel, Gideon, blacksmith. 
 Hull, James H., saw mill owner. 
 
 Kipp, Benjamin, farmer. 
 
 Kipp, Miss Ellen, school teacher. 
 
 Kipp, Richard T., J. P. 
 
 Ltndon, Rev. W. H., Baptii>t. 
 
 Laycock Bros., flour, grist and saw mill owners. 
 
 Miller, Wm. S., hotel keeper and general merchant. 
 
 Mosler, Rev. George, United Brethren. 
 
 Muma, Henry, township councillor. 
 
 Oliver, Robert, farmer. 
 
 Patten, Rev. George, Baptist 
 
 QODERICH, O. W. — The chief town of the county of Huron and township of same name, pleasantly 
 situated on Lake Huron, at the mouth of the River Maitland. It has a good harbour, and being the 
 western terminus of the Buffalo &, Lake Huron Railway, offers first class facilities for transportation 
 of goods and grain to and from the north-western States, by way of Chicago and Milwaukee. In 
 summer jt has dally communication by steamer with Sarnia and Detroit, and also with Kincardine, 
 Port Head, Bale du Dnrd, Saugeen, and ports further north. It is surrounded by a floe wheat-growing 
 country, which, together with the fisheries at various points along the coast, have been productive of 
 considerable wealth to the place. Distant from Stratford, a station on the Grand Trunk Railway, 
 44 miles ; Buffalo, N. Y., 160 miles ; Sarnia, 65 miles ; and from Toronto, 132 miles. Population 
 about 4,000, 
 
 Aobeaon, George, boot and shoemalMr. 
 
 Acheson, Wm , harness maker. 
 
 Adams, D , tailor. 
 
 Amann, Martin, cabinet maker. King. 
 
 Archibald, C E, importer of staple and fancy goods, 
 
 corner of King and Market Square. 
 BANK OP MONTREAL, F. Wolferstan Thomas, 
 
 manager. 
 BANK OF UPPER CANADA, Thomas Mackie, 
 
 manager. West. 
 Barry, G., chair factory. 
 Bingham, W., painter, glazier and paper hanger, Ac, 
 
 Toronto. 
 Booth, Robert, importer of dry goods, miUioerj and 
 
 mantles, &c.. West. 
 Biitish Exchange Hotel, David Paul, proprietor. 
 Bush, A F., grocer. 
 Butler, John, bookseller and stationer, dealer in 
 
 fancy goods, &o., Market Square. 
 
 Cameron, Duff, customs collector. 
 
 CAMERON, AI. C., barrister, attorney-at-law, Bolip 
 
 citor-in-chancery, notary public. 
 CANADA LIFE ASSUR.kNCE CO., Rev. Charles 
 
 Fletcher, agent. 
 Canadian Empire, Thom/is Cleue^m, editor and 
 
 proprietor. 
 Cassady, F., bont and shoemaker. 
 Clegborn, Hugh, iron founder. 
 Clifford, E., baker and confectioner, Eiitgston. 
 Collins, James, jun., hoot and shoemaker, Market 
 
 Square. 
 Couveller, A. G., boot and shoemaker, Kingston. 
 Cox, W. F., publisher &, paoprietor of Hurun Signal, 
 Crabb, C, general merchant, Market Square. 
 DARK'S HOTEL, Thos. Durk, proprietor. East 
 DARK, THOMAS, proprietor Dark's Hotel, East. 
 Detlor, J. v., & Son, merchants. 
 Dixon, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
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 Dodd, Henry, fanning mill manafactarer. 
 
 Donogh, Andrew, prop. Farmers' Hotel. 
 
 Donogb, John, hotel keeper. 
 
 Donough, Robert, prop. North American Hotel. 
 
 Duncan, \Vm., boot and ghoemaker, Webt. 
 
 Eden, Wm., customs collector. 
 
 Fair, Jobn &Co , importers and dealers in dry ^oods 
 
 and groceries, corner of Mnrket Square & West, 
 Farmers' Hotel, Andrew Donogh, proprietor. 
 Fletcher, Rev. Chas., agent Canada Life Assurance 
 
 Company. 
 Frederick, Isanc, watch maker. 
 Gardiner, H. & Co., wholesale and retail dealers in 
 
 shelf and heavy hardware, paints, oils, glass, &c., 
 
 Market Square. 
 GIBBONS, WM., chemist and druggist, Market 
 
 Square (sec card, p. 200). 
 Gooding, D. 8., attorney-at-law, solicitor-in-chan- 
 
 cery, conveyancer, and notary public. 
 Gordon. D., citbinet maker. 
 GORDON, J. B., barrister, attorney-at-law, solicitor- 
 
 in-chancery, convey sneer, & notary public. West. 
 Grace, Wm. £., hardware, groceries, wines, liquors, 
 
 crockery, &c., West. 
 Hays. James, grocer. 
 HAYS. W. TOKRANCE, barrister, attorncy-at-law, 
 
 eolieitor-in-chancery, conveyancer, and notary 
 
 public (see card, p. 200). 
 Henry, .1., watchmaker and jeweller, Market Square. 
 Hobson, Oeorge, proprietor Victoria Hotel. 
 Horton, H., saddle and harness maker, Market 
 
 Squnro. 
 HOSKER, RDWARD, proprietor Maitland Hotel 
 
 (see curd, p. 200). 
 Huron Foundry, R. Rnnciman & Co., proprietors. 
 Hu.on Hotel. ,1. .1. Wright, proprietor. 
 HURON SIGNAL, W. T. Cox editor and proprietor. 
 Joheph, Qeorjre, hoot and shoe maker, Kini^slon. 
 JOHNS' )N. E. L., ambrotype and photographic 
 
 artist. Market Square (see curd, p. 200). 
 Johnston, Hujjh, deputy clerk of the Crown, clerk 
 
 county court, and regif'rar surrogate court. 
 Jordan, Frs., chemist and druggist. Market Square. 
 Kay, \V. & J , wbulesiile and retail merchants and 
 
 Amcrioan Express office. 
 Kerr, Wm., dealur in groceries, wines, liquors, pro- 
 visions, &o., corner Market Square and Montreal. 
 Kirk, J. Y. S., dealer in groceries, wines, liquors, 
 
 crockery, &o.. Market Square. 
 Lewis, Ira. county crown attorney. 
 Lizars, Duniol, clerk of the peace. 
 Macara, John, barrister. 
 Maodonald, Jobn, sherilf of Huron and Bruce ; office, 
 
 Court House. 
 MACKIE, THOMAS, manager Bank Upper Canada, 
 
 West. 
 MAITLAND HOTEL, E. Hoskcr, proprietor (see 
 
 card, p. 200). 
 Mann, F. B., painter. 
 Martin, Wm., saddle and harness maker. 
 McCloy, Andrew, carriage factory. 
 McDonald. J., jun., & Co., planing mill. 
 Mclnnes, D., jun. dealer in dry goods, groceries, 
 
 &o., Market Square. 
 
 Mcintosh, G. C, gun maker. 
 
 McKay, D C, grocer. 
 
 McKt-nzie, D, dry goods merchant. 
 
 McKenzie, R W., cabinet maker. 
 
 Mcl'hiTson, Wm., wxggon shop. 
 
 Middleton, Wm., grocer. 
 
 Mitchrll, J., grocer & dealer in provisions, Kingston. 
 
 Montgomery, T. B., surgeon dentist. Mnrket Square. 
 
 Moorebouse, T. J., br)okyeller, .Market Square. 
 
 Moss, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Nasniiih, Alexander, merchant tailor, West. 
 
 Nitsche, F., cigar and tobacco store. 
 
 Nolan, I'eter, blacksmith, King^ton. 
 
 North American Hotel, Robert Donough, proprietor. 
 
 NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE FIRE & 
 
 LIFE INSURANCE Co., F. W. Thomas, agent. 
 O'Dea, I'., dealer in dry goods, groceries, crockery, 
 
 &c., Miirket Square. 
 Owen. E. R , general merchant, Kingston. 
 PARKER & CATTLE, chemists & druggists. Market 
 
 Sqmire (see card, p. 48). 
 Passmore, John, carriage and waggon factory. 
 Pollock, Samuel, deputy sheriff of Huron and Bruce, 
 
 office. Court House. 
 Price, T., chair factory. 
 Ralph, John, tinsmith and dealer in stoves. 
 Rohnrtyon, M., cabinet maker, Kingston. 
 Saunders W. B., dealer in fancy goods, Berlin wool, 
 
 Ac , Market Square. 
 SavHge, W. M., deRler in dry goods, groceries, &c., 
 
 hats and caps, Market Square. 
 .SHAW & SINCLAIR, barristers, attorneys-at-law, 
 
 conveyancers and notaiies public, Goderiuh and 
 
 Kincardine. 
 SM.VILL & THOMSON, auctioneers, appraisers, 
 
 and general agents, Kingston (see card, p. 200). 
 Smith, A., mercluant tailor. Market Square. 
 Smith, W G. d A., tanners, Waterloo. 
 Spentland, Samuel, boot and shoemaker. 
 Stewart, John, dealer in dry goods, groceries, boots, 
 
 slioeg, &c.. Market Square. 
 Story & Diivis, dealers in stoves, tinsmiths, bollov 
 
 ware West. 
 Stoits, Wm., saddle and harness maker. West. 
 Tarns, J. F., attorney-at-law, solioitor-in-chanoery 
 
 and conveyancer. 
 THOMAS. F WOLFERSTAN, manager Bank of 
 
 Montreal and insurance agent. 
 Trainer, Bernard, chief constable. United Countiei 
 
 Huron and Bruce, Brittania. 
 Treleaven, W. C, marble works. 
 Trueman, G, auctioneer & general commission agent. 
 Tutt, Henry, sai-h and door manufacto-y. 
 Union Hotel, J. C. Wells, proprietor. 
 Videan, G , blacksmith. 
 
 Wallace, R W., dry goods and groceries. West. 
 Walsh, John & Co., wholesale and retail grocers, 
 
 Market Sqiinro. 
 Watson, James, baker and confectioner, Montreal. 
 Watson, James, dealer in dry goods, groceries and 
 
 crockery ware. 
 WATSON, JAMES, J. P , and postmaster. 
 Wells, J. C , proprietor. Union Hotel 
 Williams, J. II , hair dresser, &a.. Market Square. 
 
 OOLDEN CREEK, C. W.— A post villnge, situated In the township of Bosanquet and county o' 
 Lnnibtun, ami contiguous to a station on the Grand Trunk Railway. Distant from Sarnia, 80 miles i 
 and from Lambtou, 46 miles. Population about 75, 
 
 Bear, Wm., 
 
 general merchant and sewing machine 
 agent 
 Campbwell, Edward, farmer. 
 
 Clark, A., cooper. 
 
 Diller, Anson, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Hartley, Rev. George, Episcopal Methodist. 
 
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 KENNEDY, ALLEN, J. P., postmaster, flour and 
 
 saw mill proprietor and farmer. 
 Kennedy, Caleb, farmer. 
 
 Kennedy, Jacob, flour and saw mill propri«tor. ' 
 Kennedy, John, saw mill proprietor. 
 Kirkpatrick, Thomas, general merchant. 
 
 McConnoff, John, express agent. 
 Mclntyre, Dagald, weayer. 
 Ros'-nberg, Eliza, school teacher. 
 Taff, Widow, general store. 
 Willsie, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 GOODWOOD, C. W. — A post Tillage, in the township of Usbridge and county of Ontario. It ii 
 situated in a good agricultural region and has one common school. Distant fh)m Whitby, the county 
 town, 24 miles ; and from Toronto, 34 miles. Population about 250. 
 
 Campbell, James, shoemaker. 
 
 CHAPMAN, MICH'L. postmaster and hotel keeper. 
 
 Gladstone, Ritchey, blacksmith. 
 
 GOODWOOD INN, Michael Chapman, proprietor. 
 
 Hoiden, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Lekman, Daniel, saw mill proprietor. 
 McCollough, James, general merchant, 
 Megill, Hugh, waggon maker. 
 Peterson, Wm., cooper. 
 Udell, John, constable. 
 
 
 GORMLEY, C. W.— A post village, situated in the township Markham and county of Tork, Eiurt 
 Riding. Distant from Toronto, the county seat, 23 miles. 
 
 Brillinger, George, tanner and carrier. 
 
 Brillinger, Levi, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Brillinger, Peter, sen., saw inill proprietor. 
 
 Brillinger, Peter, jun., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Brodie, Wm., general merchant. 
 
 Bruce, Robert, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Clipold, Thomas, cooper. 
 
 Clubine, Andrew, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Duncan, Alexander, blacksmith. 
 
 Emery, John, general merchant. 
 
 Farmer, Thomiia, planing mill proprittor. 
 
 Francy, Wm., blacksmith and hotel proprietor. 
 
 GOBiMLEY, JAMES, J. P. and postmaster. 
 
 Hunter, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 James, Leslie, carpenter and builder, 
 Kelly, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Leary, Robert, carpenter and builder. 
 Lewis, Thomas, saw mill proprietor. 
 Lloyd, George, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Miirwood, Wm., tailor. 
 Oliver, Wm. C, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Peck, Lucius U., school teacher. 
 Royal, Rueben, carpenter and builder. 
 Simpson, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 Watson, John, general merchant. 
 
 GOSFIELD, C. W. — A post village, situated on Lake Erie, in th« township of Go»field and county of 
 Essex. Distant from Sandwich, the county town, 30 miles. Population about 150. 
 
 Bottom, John, blacksmith. 
 
 COATSWORTH, JOSEPH, J. P., postmaster and 
 
 township clerk. 
 Curtiss, Reuben, grocer and cooper. 
 Elliott, A., agricultural implement agent. 
 Fox, Charles, farmer. 
 Fox, G. M., farmer. 
 Girty, Thomas, physician. 
 Hawk, Rev. W., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Hetherington, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Lane, Jonathan, tanner and eurrier. 
 Lane, Mrs. J., millinar and dresa maker. 
 
 Morse, Miss A., photographic artist. 
 
 Quick, Cornelius, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Steele, Miss A., milliner and dress maker, 
 
 Thomas, Stephen, blacksmith. 
 
 Wigle, A., farmer. 
 
 Wigle, Adam R., township treasurer and farmer. 
 
 Wigle, Charles, farmer. 
 
 Wigle, James, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Wigle, Solomon, township reeve. 
 
 Wigle, Theodore, deputy township reere. 
 
 Wright, Mary, school teacher. 
 
 WocKibridge, A., tailor. 
 
 GORHIE, C. W. — Known also by the name of llowick, a post village in the township of Ilowiok, and 
 county of Huron, laid out in I860, at which time the present site was a howling wilderness. Distant 
 from Goderich, 50 miles. Population 260. 
 
 Adams, Ransom W., general merchant. 
 
 Alexander, Geo., boot, and shoeraaker. 
 
 BESANSON, HENRY, postmaster. 
 
 Carroll, H. M., general merohant. 
 
 Carson, Wm., general merchant. 
 
 Condy, John, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Cnllen, Rev Thomas, Wesleyan. 
 
 Detrich, Robert, waggon maker. 
 
 Forwood, John, of Forwood & Loech, cabinet maker. 
 
 Forwood & Leech, cabinet and chair makers. 
 
 Green, Wm., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Hadwin, Rev, Thomas, Wesleyan. 
 
 Jackson, Rev. Thomas, New Cuunextoa Methodist. 
 
 Jamen, Edward, of R. & E. James, founder and 
 
 muohinist. 
 James, R. & E , founders and machinists. 
 James, RioharJ, of R. & E. James, founder and 
 
 machinist. 
 Johnston, R. J. h Nathaniel, tanners. 
 Johnston, R. J., of It. J. J, & N. J., tanuers. 
 Johnston, Nathaniel, of R, J. J. h, N, J., tannera. 
 Leech, Kdw., of Forwood & Leech, cabinet mrker. 
 Leech, James, carpenter and builder. 
 Leech, Nathaniel, saw mill owner. 
 Leech, Robert, J. P., flour and grist mill owner. 
 MoDounell, Neil, physician ai^d surgeon. 
 
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 Perkins, (lenrj, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Toombs, Blaney, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Perkins, James, boot and ahoeraaker. 
 
 Treffj". Henry, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Porter, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Trott, George, cooper. 
 
 Ross, Richard, blacksmith. 
 
 Walker, Alexander, general merchant. 
 
 Rustock, Augustus, merchant tailor. 
 
 Wortbiogton, Addison, physician and inrgeoB. 
 
 Smith, Alexander, cooper. 
 
 Young, James, general merchant 
 
 Stinson, John, waggon maker. 
 
 
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 GOUROCK, C. W.— A small post Tillage in the township of Guelph and county of Wellington. 
 taut I'rom Quelph S^ miles. Populatiou about 60. 
 
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 Keogh, Francis, blacksmith. 
 
 I MEWHOST, J., postmauter and general merchant. 
 
 QOWEiR POINT, C. W. — A post village in the township of Westmeath and coanty of Renfrev. 
 Distant from Pembroke, the county town, '20 miles. I'opulation about 100. 
 
 Bertrand, Francois, farmer. 
 CANNON, WILLIAM, postmaster. 
 Carswell, Allan, fttrmer. 
 Carswell, Thomas M., J. P., reeve. 
 Chambers, John, tailor. 
 De Saunhac, Rov. Mr , Roman CathoHo. 
 Dickson, James, farmer. 
 Gervais, Cyrille, farmer. 
 
 Gervais, Philippe, farmer. 
 Holt, E. W., blacksmith. 
 Jackson, Mr., township assessor. 
 Mansell, Alfred, tuwoHhip collector 
 Olmstead, Wyman, farmer. 
 Wright, N., township clerk. 
 Wright, Samuel, shoemaker. 
 
 GBAFTON, C. W. — A post village in the townttbif jf ITaldimand and county of Nortbamberland| 
 West Riding, and but a short distance from the Grafton Depdt on the Grand Trunk Railway. Distaa 
 from Cobourg, 7 miles ; Vernonville, 6 miles ; and from Toronto, 77 milea. Population about 600. 
 
 Beaver Mutual Insurance Company, W. £. McDon- 
 ald, agent. 
 
 Cochrane, John R., tailor. 
 
 Coutthard, Au'lrew flnur and grist mill proprietor, 
 
 Currie, Hugh, general store. 
 
 Currie, Nathaniel, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Dowling, Michael, builder. 
 
 Dowling Wm., builder. 
 
 Edwards, Isaac, liinckHmitb. 
 
 Fonger, Wm,, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Gamble, James, carriage and waggoii maker. 
 
 Gilpin, George, boot and shoomaker. 
 
 Gleason, 'ameH, blacksmith. 
 
 HodgmaD, W. F., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 McDonald, Angus P., agent Middlesex Mutual 
 Insurance Company. 
 
 McDonald, Wallace E., accountant and general 
 agent. 
 
 Mclntyre, Alexander, tailor. - 
 
 Mclntyre, Duncan, carpenter and builder. 
 
 MoKellar, Donald, proprietor Rob Roy IloteL 
 
 Mcljellan, John, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 McNeil, John, tailor. 
 
 McRae, Alexander, school teacher. 
 
 McRAE, DONALD, postmaster and prop. Railway 
 Hotel. 
 
 MoRae, Duncan R., assistant postmaster and ex- 
 press agent. 
 
 MoRae, D. & D. R , generh.' merchant. 
 
 McP-ve, Hugh, grocer. 
 
 McKae, John R., J. P., and lumber merchant. 
 
 Merrill, Milo, blacksmith. 
 
 Michle, Wm., cooper. 
 
 Middlesex Mutual Insurance Company, Angus P. 
 
 McDonald, agent. 
 Miller, Rev. WW., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Mitchell, A., physician. 
 Mullet, Lucy, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Mullet, Mary, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Nelson, Alexander, builder. 
 
 Nichols, Thomas, sash, blind St door tnanafaotttrer. 
 Parris, Geot f,c, beef and pork dealer. 
 Patris, Wm., beef and pork dealer. 
 Quick, Solomon, beef and pork dealer. 
 Railway Hotel, Donald McRae, proprietor. 
 Rob Roy Hotel, Donald McKcllar, proprietor. 
 Ross, Randolph, saw mill owner. 
 Smith, James, bevf and pork dealer. 
 Smith, John, grocer and produoA dealer. 
 Steinhoff, Finlay, blacksmith. 
 Sutherland, Rev. W. R., Canada Presbyterian. 
 SymP, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Tait, Robert P., saddle and harness maker. 
 Walker, Samuel J., builder and oarpeutor. 
 Wntterworth, Joseph, briokmaker. 
 Watterworth, Wm., carpenter and joiner. 
 Waudby, John, brickmaker. 
 Weeks, Wm., J. P., and general merohant. 
 
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 QBAHAM8VILLE, C. W.— A small post village situated in the Chingnacousy and Toronto Qor«% 
 townHhip of Toronto, and county of Pe«L Distant from Toronto, the county seat, 19 miles; and from 
 Hamilton, 46 miles. Population, 160. 
 
 Alderman, T. H., farmer. 
 
 Bell, Robert, J. P., treasurer of Toronto Qore, prop. 
 
 Magnet House, and farmer. 
 Bird, Isaac, jun., farmer. 
 Blain, J. P., general merchant. 
 
 Brown, Joseph, farmer. 
 Clifton, Thomac, boot and shoemaker. 
 Coltart, John, school teacher. 
 Crawford, Andrew, oonstablo. 
 Dalton, Wm., farmer. 
 
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 GRAHAMSVILLE— GRANBY. 
 
 Dorsej, Thomaa, carriage and waggon maker and 
 
 farmer. 
 El wood, Wm., tailor. 
 Garbutt, Stephen, farmer. 
 Graham, George, J. P., insurance, real estate agent, 
 
 and farmer. 
 GRAHAM, THOMAS, J. P., reeve of Toronto Gore, 
 
 postmaster, and f»rmer. 
 Herbert, Andrew, boune and sign painter. 
 Hessy, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Lamb, John, carpenter. 
 
 Lanphier, P. W., general merchant. 
 
 MiicCalTnT, Robert, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Magnet House, R. Bell, proprietor. 
 
 Payne, Job, carpenter. 
 
 Payne, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Phillips, T. G , physician and farmer. 
 
 8ims, John, farmer. 
 
 Simpson, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Wilson, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 
 OBANBY, C. E.— An incorporated villnge on the line of the South Shore and Chsmflain Railway, in 
 the township of Granby, county of Shefford, and district of Bedford. It is situated in a well settled 
 and fluuri!<hing agricultural region, and has good roads leading from it in all directions. It has one 
 acitdemy, besides several common schools. Mails daily by rsilway east and west, also to St. Hyncinthe, 
 tri-weekly to Swet-tsburg, and seaii-weekly to Sheffonl Mountain. Distant from Sweetsburg, the chef 
 lifu, 16 miles; from St. Hjacinthe, 12 miles; from Waterloo Village, 12 miles; and from Montreal, 
 46 miles. Population about lOUO. 
 
 Abbott, Geo. M., J. P., physician & druggist. 
 
 Apothecary ft Pillsworth, brewers. 
 
 Beigne, Peter, clerk. 
 
 Blampin, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Bradford, Edward, general merchant. 
 
 Bradford, John, general merchant. 
 
 British Ameiican Hotel, J. H. Savage, proprietor. 
 
 Brodeur, Mrs. L., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Bucher, Rev. G. B., Congregationalist. 
 
 Butterworth, Samuel, tinsmith. 
 
 Buxton, E. R.. proprietor, Central Hotel. 
 
 Castonguay, Peter, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Josiah 
 
 D. Wbitcomh, agent. 
 Canadian House, Peter Malhoit, proprietor. 
 Central House, E. R. Buxton, proprietor. 
 Cowie, J. G., & W. G., lumber merchants and saw 
 
 mill owners. 
 Cowie, Wm. G., revenue collector. 
 Cummings, M., cabinet maker and millwright. 
 Davis, D. A., blacksmith. 
 Downs, James, clerk. 
 Draper, Andrew, boot and shoemaker. 
 EASTERN TOWNSHIPS GAZETTE, 0. E. Mclndoe, 
 
 editor and publisher. 
 Foamier, Notil, stone mason. 
 Frost, Henry Q., fancy variety store. 
 Frost, W., station mnster, 
 -Qerrisb, D. P, blacksmith. 
 Gilmour, Alfred B., blacksmith. 
 Gilmour, Francis C., general merchant, flour mill 
 
 owner and insurance agent. 
 O"TJ0ur, E. B., merchant. 
 Gilmour, Wm. A. R , physician. 
 Granby Academy, Wm. F. Kent, principal. 
 Griggs, Alonzo J., grocer and photographic artist. 
 Clr>Kga< >'■ G., farmer. 
 
 Hnckett, P., J. P., commissioner of smaU causes. 
 Hall, David, painter. 
 Harvey, David, carpenter and builder. 
 Harvey, D. & Z , builders and cabinet makers. 
 Harvey, Zephaniah, carpenter and builder. 
 Hayea, Richard F., carpenter and builder. 
 Hill, Mr., marble worker. 
 Homer, James, lumber merchant, flour, grist and 
 
 saw mill proprietor. 
 Ingall, Rev. £. S., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Irwin, James, general merchant. 
 Irwin, Mrs. .Tames, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Jones, Rev. Wm., Episcopal. 
 
 Kay, James, tailor and clothier. 
 
 Kent, Wm F., principal Granby Ao^^demy. 
 
 Litieur, Peter, tinsmith. 
 
 Liverpool & London Fire and Life Insurance Com- 
 pany, T. C. Gilmor, agent. 
 
 Larimer, John, gen-inil merchant. 
 
 LVMAN, HORACE, -J. P., postmaster, general mer- 
 chant, and superior court commis'^ioner. 
 
 LYMAN, HORACE, depository for Bible Society. 
 
 Mackie, I'eter, tanner. 
 
 Malhoit, Peter, hotel keeper. 
 
 Marshall, Wm., commissioner of small causes. 
 
 M«8!'^, Cleophas, carpenter. 
 
 Mas86, Treflii, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Massie, John, miller. 
 
 MoAul'^y, Rev. M., Roman Cathol'c. 
 
 McCannas. James H.. grocer. 
 
 McINDOE, GREVILLE EWINQ, editor and pro- 
 prietor Eastern Totontkips Gazette. 
 
 McKechnie, A., blacksmith. 
 
 Minckler, Ezekiel, physician. 
 
 Minckler, Miss A., school teacher. 
 
 Miner, Charles T., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Miner. Harlow, J. P. 
 
 MINER, H. & SONS, hide and leather dealers and 
 tanners. 
 
 Miner, Miss M. C, music teacher. 
 
 Mitchell, A., cabinet maker. 
 
 Morrison, D.. blacksmith and farmer. 
 
 Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Stanstead, F. C. 
 Gilmour, agent. 
 
 Nionl, Robt, superior court com. &gen. merchant. 
 
 Perrault, Damase, baker. 
 
 Savage, Alonzo, clerk. 
 
 Savage, J. H., hotel keeper. 
 
 Seavery, O., grocer. 
 
 Smith, R., blacksmith. 
 
 Stackpoole, James, printer. 
 
 Vipond, Wm. B., collecting agent. 
 
 Vitty, George, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Walton. Rev. John, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Warr, George M., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 West, Wm. Luk<*, collecting agent, clerk of court, 
 land agent, and secretary township. 
 
 Wells, E., wholesale dealer in wines and liquora. 
 
 Whitcomb, Josiah D., physician, and agent Canada 
 Life Assurance Company. 
 
 Wilder ft Rousseau, carriage and waggon makers. 
 
 Wilkins, John, bailiff. 
 
 Williams, Rev. J. N., Baptist. 
 
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 GRANDE BAIE, C. E. — A large and flourishing Tillage situated at the head of Ha ! Ha I Bay, ia 
 the township of BRg;ot, parish of St. Alexia, aod county of Cbicoutinii. It ha? an extensire luinb«r 
 ^/usincss, and timber is shipped here dirpct for England. It is much resorte<l to during the summer 
 season by pleasure parties, and is noted for the magnifiijent scenery in the neighbourhood. It has on* 
 academy nnd three common schools. Distant from Chicoutimi, the county seat, 14 miles ; and firom 
 Quebec, \%l miles. Population of parish 1,264. 
 
 Blair, R., accountant. 
 
 Bouchard, Adolpbe, chair maker. 
 
 Bouchard, .\vidr6. carpenter. 
 
 Bouchard, Hippolyte, blacksmith. 
 
 Bouchard, Joseph, carpenter. 
 
 Boudreau, Th^ophile, fanning mill maker. 
 
 Desbiens, S^bitsiien, carpenter. 
 
 Dufour, Marcel, carpenter. 
 
 Fortin, Prederiok, general merchant. 
 
 Fortin, Madame Epiphane, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Fortin, Napoleon, gunsmith and blacksmith. 
 
 Francoeur, John, general merchant. 
 
 Qaudreault, Madame D^d6, bonnet maker. 
 
 Qrenon, Adolphe, hotel keeper and general merchant. 
 
 Jean, Joseph, shot .taker. 
 
 Kane, John, J. P., flour, grist and saw mill prop. 
 
 KANE, JOHN JOSEPH ANDREW, postmaster and 
 
 notary public. 
 Labreton, Jean, carpenter. 
 Mnrtel, Kev. Antoine, Roman Catholio. 
 Martel, Mndamo Antoine, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Martel, Luc, wapgon maker. 
 
 Mathieu, Louis), i. P. 
 
 McCallum, Mr., carpenter. < 
 
 McKny, Mr., tailor. 
 
 Miihiud, Jacques & Sons, oarpentera, sash and 
 
 blind makers. 
 Morton, Robert, saddle and harness maker. 
 Nugent, Thomas, blacksmith and gunsmith 
 Pellerin, Louis, tanner, 
 
 Potrin, Madame Euloge, milliner and dressLirker. 
 Price, Wm. & Sons, general mdrctiauii, flovt:, grist 
 
 and saw mill proprietors. 
 Roy, Charles, J. P. 
 Piivurd, Qi{!gi)ire, hotel keeper. 
 Simard, Zephirin, general merchant. 
 Tremblay, Xftivi, shoemaker. 
 Trembliiy, Jean, suoemakcr. 
 Tremhluy, Louis, shoemaker. 
 Tremblay, Philibert, carpenter, eash and blind 
 
 maker. 
 
 GRAND RIVER, C E. — A post Tillage in the parish of Grand River, and county and district of 
 Ga^|>r>. The parish extends for five or six miles on the Gulf of St. Lawrence. There is some farming 
 carried on but the chief occupati<jn ot the inhabitants is fishing. Distant from Perc^, the chief Lieu, V6 
 milcx ; Cape Cove, 9 miles ; Port Daniel, 27 miles ; and from Quebec, 460 miles. Population of th« 
 Municipality about 1,800. 
 
 Bernicr, Deoys, blacksmith. 
 Carbery, Tliumas, general merchant. 
 C6t6, Trefle, i>aw raili proprietor. 
 De^ardins, Rev. Louis, tjitholio. 
 Lemoignou Pierre, carpenter. 
 Luce, Philip, blacksmith. 
 
 Picolas, Charles, shoemaker. 
 
 Rail, Baptiste, carpenter. 
 
 Robiu, Charles & Co., general merchants. 
 
 Sirois, Benjamin, shoemaker. 
 
 SIROIS, J. C, postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 Tremblay, Thomas, J. P., and general merchant. 
 
 QRAVENHUBST, C. W. — A small post village, situated in the township of Mnckoka and county of 
 Siuioue, North Kiiiiug. Distant from Burrie, the county town, 25 miles. PopuUtion of township per 
 lasi census 297. 
 
 Baker, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Hamilton House, J<ihn Kennel, proprietor. 
 Kennel, John, proprietor, Hamilton House. 
 Maaouio Arms Hotel, James MoCabe, proprietor. 
 
 McCABE, JAMES, postmitstcr and proprietor of 
 
 Masonic Arms Hotel. 
 Oliver, R., crown land agent. # 
 
 Scott, John, J. P. 
 
 GREEI7BUSH, C. W. — A thriving post village, situated in the township ofElizabethtown and county 
 cf Leeds. It has one common school. Distant from Urockville, the county town, 12 miles. Popula- 
 tion about lUO. 
 
 Abbott, John N, J. P. 
 
 Aokland, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Blanchord, Daniel, farmer. 
 
 Blanchard, David, J. P., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Blanohard, John, farmer. 
 
 Bolton, George, blacksmith. 
 
 Connors, Robert, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Cromell, Philip, carpenter and builder. 
 
 FOSTER, W.M., postmaster and general- raorohant. 
 
 Flanigan, John, cooper. 
 
 Godkin, Joseph P., township reeve. 
 
 Hambler, Alphens, farmer. 
 
 Keeler, John, farmer. 
 
 Keir, George, farmer. 
 
 Lee, Daniel W., blacksmith. 
 
 Loveriu, Norris, farmer. 
 
 Manahard, Simeon, deputy reeve. 
 
 Olds, Wm., J. P., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Robinson, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Rose, Rev. Brock, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Rowsom, Rev. Wm , school teacher. 
 
 Smith, Thomas, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Taggnrt, Rev. Charles, Wesleyan Muthodist. 
 
 Taylor, George, tanner, boot and shoe maker. 
 
 White, John U., hotel keeper and cabinet maker. 
 
 
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 OBBENOCK, C. W. — A small post vUlsge ia th« towDship of Greenock and couoty of Brno*. 
 
 EogHsh, Wm., earpenter. 
 Gruu«ijr, Wm., blaoksaith. 
 Hawthorn, Unuue, hptel li«eper. 
 Henderson, Robert, school teacher. 
 Moliityro, Wm., plasterer. 
 McCIean, Allen, cooper. 
 Montgomery, Hugh, blacksmitk. 
 
 Montgomery, James, hotel keeper. 
 RITCUIE, J. B., J. P., postnuMter. 
 Uttchie, Wm., carpenter. 
 Rutherford, Albert, general merchant. 
 Saylor, Jacob, general merchant. 
 Wallace, John, shoemaker. 
 
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 ORIiENSVILLE, C. W.— A flourishing Tillage, situated on (lie Mountain, aboat two miles aboT« 
 l>uuiiM8, and on the Brock road, iu the township of West Flamboro' and county of Wentworth. It is 
 in the immediate vicinity of Spring Creek, on which ia located several large flour and grist mills. It 
 bos a good flour and gntin trade. Dii<tant from Hamilton, 7 miles ; from Toronto, 41 miles ; and Croa 
 London, 80 miles. Daily mail. Population about 400. 
 
 Armstrong, David, hotel keeper. 
 
 Atbertoo, L., school teacher. 
 
 Ballintiiie, Tliomas, cooper. 
 
 Barr, Frederick, tailor. 
 
 Bullock, Joseph, general merchant. 
 
 Bullock, W , hotel keeper. 
 
 Bullock, Wm., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Gocbrine, Jacob, saddle and harneas maker. 
 
 Coulflon, Mrs., milliner and dress maker. 
 
 Dayly, Dennis, cooper. 
 
 Forster, Joseph, bo t and shoe maker. 
 
 Fraser, David, weaver. 
 
 Fraser, Hugh, general merchant. 
 
 Fraser, John, weaver. 
 
 Fiedrick, Mrs. M., hotel keeper. 
 
 Green, John R., farmer. 
 
 Hamilton, J., J. P., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Higgius, Henry, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Hills, George, boot and shoe maker. 
 
 Hore, Francis, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Huffman, .lohn, cooper. 
 
 JOVCE, JAMES, postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 Joyce, James, jun., bo ana shoemaker. 
 
 Kirby, James, flour, grist mill and distillery prop. 
 
 Lang, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 Lario, Casmire, cooper. 
 
 Lawson, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Xiiirkle, Manuel, hotel keeper. 
 
 McKeniie, Wm., cooper. 
 
 Morden, Jonathan, flour, grist, and saw mill prop. 
 
 Moxley, Orlando, farmer. 
 
 Rogers, Mr., hotel keeper. 
 
 Soper, George, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Surarus, Jacob, farmer. 
 
 Surnrus, Jacob D., farmer. 
 
 Tunis, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Webster, Joseph, J. P., flour and grist mill prop. 
 
 GREENWOOD, C. W. — A large and flourishing villsge, situated on Duflin's Creek, in the township 
 ot I'ickeriiig and county of Ontsrio. It is iu the centre of a fine farming county, and has a Mechanics' 
 Institute aud Library Association. Distant from Whitby, the county town, 10 miles ; from Duflin'a 
 Creek Station, on the Qrnnd Trunk Railway, miles; from Toronto, 30 miles; and from Hamilton, 
 00 miles. Daily mail. Population about 4U0. 
 
 Adamson, Samuel, briokraakcr, 
 
 Ballard, George, saw mill owner. 
 
 Barron, John, farmer. 
 
 Beaton, Hector, municipal clerk and treasurer. 
 
 Binell, Ebenexer, J. P. 
 
 Boddy, John, boot aud shoemaker. 
 
 Boddy, Michael, boot and xhoemaker, 
 
 Boddy, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Brown, Jiimes, tchool teacher. 
 
 Byers, Samuel, flour, grist aud saw mill owner. 
 
 Carnlan, John, tailor. 
 
 Clarke, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Davit, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 Dickson, G. P.. flour and grist mill owner. 
 
 Elliott, John, flour and feed dealer. 
 
 FULLARTGN, ADAM, J. P., postmaster, draggist, 
 
 com4..is8ionor in B. R., &o. 
 Geddes, Jnmt's, mason. 
 Gibson, Jumcs W., boot and shoemaker. 
 Gibson, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Green, Frtderick, J. P., flour and grist mill owner. 
 Harrison, fhomas, farmer. 
 Hioks, Richard, farniT and constable. 
 Hict^ , Mri4. R., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Jackson, Edward, tanner, 
 Jolly, James, farmer. 
 
 Kennedy, George, weaver. 
 
 Larkiu, John, farmer. 
 
 Laws, John, hotel keeper. 
 
 Lazenby, William, saddle, harness and trunk maker. 
 
 Laienby, Mrs. W,, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Lennon, Robert, cooper. 
 
 Lioten, Isaac, farmer. 
 
 McKay, Alexander, tailor. 
 
 McKay, James, tailor. 
 
 McKitric, Andrew, farmer. 
 
 McKc d, John, farmer. 
 
 MoMurray, James, carppnte; .»ud butlder. 
 
 Murray, Henry, blacksmith. 
 
 Murray, Wm., blitckHmith. 
 
 O'Shea, Henry, cooper. 
 
 Pengally, Wm., tanner. 
 
 Phippin, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Reedy, Patrick, agricultural implement maker. 
 
 Ross, Rev. W. M., Church of Englani. 
 
 Ryan, Michael, mason. 
 
 Saddler, Miss A., milliner aud dressmaker. 
 
 Saddler, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Saddler, Wm , jun., farmer. 
 
 Sneil, .Uilin, hotel keeper. 
 
 Snell, Samuel, carpenter and builder. ^ 
 
 Sterling, Mrs. Judith, hotel keeper. 
 
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 SummcrTille, Sitmuel, farmer. 
 
 Tate, Alexander, farmer. 
 
 Tyer, John, farmer. 
 
 Warren, Wm., jun., general merobant 
 
 White, T. P., tuwnehip reeve. 
 
 WiasoD, Joseph, jun., deputy Reeve. 
 
 Wigmore, Robert, lumber merchant. 
 
 Wilson, Mr., woollen mill proprietor. 
 
 Wilson, George, farmer. 
 
 Wilson, Richard, fanner. 
 
 Wood, Robert, architect, carpenter and builder. 
 
 OBENVILLE, C. E. — A flourishing village, situated at the terminus of tb« Grenville and Carillon 
 Railway un the Ottawa River, in the township of Greuville and county of Argenteuil. Distant from 
 Lachute, the county town, 16 miles ; from Ottawa City, 60 miles ; from Montreal, 00 miles ; and from 
 Quebec, 24U miles. Daily mail. Population about 8tK). 
 
 Bates, Joseph, towni^hip councillur. 
 Beauchnuip, Alex., township couucillor. 
 Black, R«v. Mr., Presbyterian. 
 Campbutl, John, shoemaker. 
 Cook, Orron, township councillor. '^ 
 
 Cousins, Riohnrd, township councillor. 
 Crawford, John, jr., assessor. 
 Crooks, J. J., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Davis, Joseph, shoemaker. 
 
 Dewar, Alexander, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Diok.son, Robert, carpeuter, cabinet maker and un- 
 dertaker. 
 Gauley, James, superintendent of roads. 
 Hill, Rev. Joseph,' Methodist. 
 Howard, .luhn, hotel keeper. 
 Kelly, Frank, aHsessor. 
 Kelly, Patrick, hotel keeper. 
 La Rose, Philibert, township councillor. 
 
 La Roy, Orrin, hotel keeper. 
 
 McMillan, Duncan, crown land agent. 
 
 Mcl'hee, Donald, assessor. 
 
 McRea, Douiild, school teacher. 
 
 Morrison, Robert, weaver. 
 
 Murray, John, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Neagle, James, hotel keeper. 
 
 Neve, Rev. F. 8., Episcopalian. 
 
 I'likenhum, Charles, mason and plasterer. 
 
 PKlUli.\.M, KDWIN, J. P., postmaster and township 
 
 mayor. 
 Pridham, R. & Co., general merchants. 
 Reeves, Daniel, general merchant, bakei and confeo- 
 
 tioner. 
 Tow want. Rev. Mr., Roman Catholic. 
 Vaudry, Gideon, baker and confectioner. 
 Whinfield, Wra., J. P., township councillor. 
 Wilson, Robert, general merchant. 
 
 GRESHAM, C. W.— A small post village, situated on Mill Creek, in the township and county of Bruce. 
 It bus unu district school. Distant from Goderich, the county tjwn, 60 miles ; from Loudon, 110 miles ; 
 and from Toronto, 160 miles. Population about 50. 
 
 Austin, John, carpenter ond builder. 
 Bowen, Jncob, farmer. 
 Bowen, Jonathan, fairer. 
 BROWN, E J., postmaster. 
 Brown, Jnmes, farmer. 
 Brown, Thomas, farmer. 
 Cameron, Rev. D., Baptist. 
 Craig, Jiinies, shoemaker. 
 Crnig, John, tinxmith. 
 Cring, John, farmer. 
 FuUcrton, Robert, farmer. 
 Kross, Rev. II., United Brethren. 
 
 Lawton, Benjamin, farmer. 
 Leith, Rev. Mr., New Connexion Methodist. 
 Matheson, Rev. W., Canada Presbyterian. 
 McKwen, John, school teacher. 
 ?.!cLeod, Roderick, farmer. 
 Mills, Richard, blacksmith. 
 Orme, Rev. Mr., New Counexion Methodist. 
 Pace, George, farmer. 
 Pace, James, waggon maker. 
 Pace, John, farmer. 
 
 PROCTOR, JOHN, teacher of music (see card, 
 p. 260). 
 
 GREY, 0. W.— A post village, situated on the Maitland River, in the township of Grey and county of 
 Huron. Distant from Goderich, the county town, 40 miles; from Stratford, 43 miles; from Loudon, 
 C7 miles; and from Toronto, 108 miles. Population about 170. 
 
 Armstrong, Wm., carpenter, builder, and 'waggon 
 
 maker. 
 Carter, Jonathan, councillor. 
 Dams, Wm., butcher. 
 Engler, Jnhn, blacksmith. 
 Gordon, Rubert, plasterer and mason. 
 Goverulock, Andrew, cullector of township. 
 Grant, Wm., township clerk. 
 Ilaitelip, John, township treasurer. 
 Hunter, .Mexander, carpenter and builder. 
 Hunter, FranoiB, carpenter and builder. 
 JOHNSON, TlfoMAS, postmaster, tin and copper 
 
 smith. 
 Lcckie, .lohn, J. P. and general merchant. 
 Lusher, Charles, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 McCoy, Wm., plasterer and mason. 
 
 McDonald, Peter, reeve. 
 
 Mclntyre, Robert, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Mclntyre, John, councillor. 
 
 McNorton, Ronnalij, assessor. 
 
 Mitchell, John, councillor. 
 
 Montreal House, James Trick, proprietor. 
 
 Piiwson, Benjamin, photograph artist, and honse and 
 
 sign painter. 
 Pawson, William, brickmaker. 
 81'BW, William, cabinet maker. 
 Slemmons, Samuel, constable. 
 Straohan, Thonins, councillor. 
 Trick, James, proprietor Montreal Ilouset 
 
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 GBIERSVILLE, C. W.— A amitll post village, situated in the township of St. TiDC«nt and county of 
 Orey. Di«it«ut from Owen Sound, the county town, 25 miles ; from Collingwood Harbor, 22 miles ; 
 from Turuuto, 120 miles; and from Hamilton, 170 miles. Population about 30. 
 
 Brinkman, William, boot and Hhoe maker. 
 
 Oould, Rut. Jiihu. CunHda Presbyterian. 
 
 ORIER, ANDRKW, postmister and farmer. 
 
 Grier. Jaintss, J. P., reere, and farmer. 
 
 Lindsay, George, school teacher. 
 
 Logan, James, assessor and collector of taxes. 
 
 Marshnll, -James, agricultural implement, carriage 
 
 and wai^gon uiaker. 
 McDonald, Miles, farmer. 
 
 McLean, Robert, tanner and currier. 
 
 Milne, Alexander, township clerk. 
 
 Mitchell, Robert, farmer. 
 
 Purdy, J. T., deputy reCTe. 
 
 Row.', William, farmer. 
 
 Stniih, Philip, blacksmith. 
 
 Williams, John, township treasurer. 
 
 Wilson, J. L., general merchant and hotel keeper. 
 
 OBIFFITH, C. W.— A small post village in the township of Griffith and county of Renfrew. Distant 
 fruiu Peiubi'uke, the county town, 73 miles ; from Arnprior, 60 miles ; and from Ottawa 100 miles. 
 Populution, 12(i 
 
 Aird, Geo. & Wm., timber merchants and >-.w mill 
 
 proprietors. 
 AIRD, WM. B., postmaster. 
 
 Adnms, Abraham, shoemaker. 
 Giigne, Norbert, blacksmith. 
 
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 GBIMSBY, C. W. — A large Tillage and station on the line of the Great Western Railway, in the 
 towuship of Grim.sby and county of Lincoln. Its trade is prinoipnily local. Distant from 8t. Catharines, 
 the county town, 18 miles ; from Hamilton, 18 miles ; and from Clifton, Suspension Bridge, 27 miles. 
 Daily miiil, and money order office. Population about 1000. 
 
 Allison, R. H., flnnr and grist mill. 
 
 American Express Company, corner Main an 1 Depot, 
 J. A Nfllcs, agent. 
 
 Byrens. Robert, carriage maker, Main. 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE Co., J. H. Nelles, 
 agent. 
 
 Cole Q. & A., waggon makers & blacksmiths. Main. 
 
 CrowuoTer, Thi.s., saddle and h irniss maker. Main. 
 
 DAVID80N, WILLIAM, merchant tailor, collecting 
 and guneral agent. Little Malakoff. Mitin, 
 
 Elliott, John, boot and shoemaker. Main. 
 
 Farmer, Wm., proprietor Recess, Main. 
 
 Fituh, J. D., chemist and druggist. Main. 
 
 Fitoh, Wm., physician and surgeon. 
 
 FORBES, WILLIAM, de*ler in grooeries, provi- 
 sions, crockery, china, glassware, hardware, 
 stationery, p-iinti, oils, coal oil, lamps, &c., Mal- 
 akoff, corner Mnin. 
 
 Hayden, Wm., telegraph operator, Great Western 
 Railway Depot. 
 
 Hill, Thomis, boot and shoemaker, Main. 
 
 Karney, R»btrt. tailor, Miin. 
 
 Konkle, Wir , tavern near Depot. 
 
 Loosley, E., tailor. Main. 
 
 M \rlatt. Pere«, proprietor Marlatt's Hotel, Miiu. 
 
 Marlatt's Iditel, Perex Marlatt, proprietor, Main. 
 
 May & Randall, bakers. Main. 
 
 McKay, Alexandir J., carpenter. 
 
 Moore, Charles, C'lbinet mak«r. Main. 
 
 Neale, Samuel, saddle and harness maker. Main. 
 
 NELLES, II E., dealer in dry goods, groceries, pro- 
 visions, crockery, hardware, &o.. Main. 
 
 NELLES, J. H , postmaster, express & insnr. sgt, at 
 W. K. Summer & Co. 's store, cor. Main and Depot. 
 
 Palmer & Grout, founders, manufacturers & dealers 
 in agricultural irap'ements. 
 
 Partington, Cuarles, dealer in groceries and liquors, 
 Main. 
 
 RANDALL, ANDREW, proprietor Randall's Hotel, 
 Main. 
 
 RANDALL'S HOTEL, Andrew Randall, proprietor. 
 Main. 
 
 SUMNER, W. K. &C0., dealers in dry goods, groce- 
 ries, crockery, china, glass, hardware, &o., cor. 
 Main and D 'pot. 
 
 TALLMAN, CYRUS, manufacturer and dealer in 
 tin, copper and sheet ironware ; also repairer of 
 clocks, watches and jewelry. Depot. 
 
 Vandyke, George, blacksmith and w iggoa maker. 
 
 Whitaker. Samuel, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Wilson, Wm., saw mill owner. 
 
 Wood, James, station master, ticket and freight 
 agent. Great Western Railway Dep')t. 
 
 Woolverton, Jonathan, physician and surgeon. 
 
 QXTELFH, C. W.— An incorporated town in the township of Gnelph, county of Wellington, South 
 Uidiiig. of which it is the county seat. It is situated on the River Speed, a first class station on the 
 Grand Trunk Railway, and the northern terminus of the Gait and Gaelph Branch of the Great Western 
 Railway. It has connection with Fergus, Elora, Southampton, Owen Sound, &c , by stage, carrying 
 regular mails. It is surrounded by one of the finest agricultural districts in the province, and exports 
 more wheat than any other inland town in Canada. In the immediate vicinity are inexhaustible quar- 
 ries of building stone, of which several of its public buildings are constructed, and an elegant town 
 hall among the rest. Commiircially. it is a thriving place, aod in 1801 the value of its exports was 
 $'!20,69r>, and its imports $1,87,617, whi'o the nmoiiiit of duties collected was (17,995. Distant from 
 Toronto, 47 miles ; Hamilton' UO mi'^i ; Gait, 16^ miles ; and Owen Sound, 85 miles/' Daily mails, 
 with money order olfioe. Population 5,141. 
 
 Alnty, R , lumber deale.-, Norfolk. 
 Allan, Dtviil, proprietor Guelph Mills and Distillery, 
 River Speed. 
 
 Alexander, Mrs. S., dressmaker, Quebec. 
 Alexander, Wm., dealer in furniture, St. George's 
 Square. 
 
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 Aroerioan Hotel, R. .Tones, prop., Market Square. 
 
 Anderson, Alexander, lumber merchant, Woolwich 
 and Norfolk. 
 
 Anderson, George, produce merchant. Market Sq're. 
 
 Anderson, Thomas, carriage maker, Woolwich. 
 
 Armstrong, Andrew, baker and dealer in groceries, 
 McDunoell. 
 
 Armstrong Bros , waggon builders, McDonnell. 
 
 ArroMrong, Q., waggon maker and blacksmith, Mc- 
 Donnell. 
 
 Armstrong, John, Armstrong's Saloon, corner of 
 WynJham and Market. 
 
 Aspdon, James, boot and shoemaker and dealer. 
 Market Square. 
 
 Bailey, Benjamin, broom factory, Wyndham. 
 
 Ball, Rey. W. S., Presbyterian, residence Eramosa 
 road. 
 
 Barclay, James, builder and carpenter, Norfolk. 
 
 Batternhy, L., broker and land ngcnt, Wyndham. 
 
 BERRY, HENRY, confectioner, Market Square. 
 
 Black, H., blacksmith. Church. 
 
 Bookless, John, baker, Wyndham. 
 
 Boult, Stephen, architect and builder, Charles. 
 
 Boulter, Mia. B., fancy store. Market Square. 
 
 Breadou, Thomas, grocer. Church. 
 
 Brccbbill & Marfarlane, dealers in dry goods, gro- 
 ceries, and liquors. Market Square. 
 
 Brock, Rev J., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Brown, Thomas, dealer in boots & shoes, Wyndh'm. 
 
 Brown, W. J. & Co., wholesale and retail dealers in 
 groceries and dry goods. Alma Block. 
 
 Bruce &, Sons, carpenters and builders. 
 
 Bulluck, W. 11., photograph artist, Wyndham. 
 
 Buoynn, John, Temperance House, McDonnell. 
 
 Burgess, Wm., photographic artist, Wyndham. 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, F. W. 
 Stone, agent. 
 
 Clin, Miss, dressmaker, St. George's Square. 
 
 Cii.sey, R., butcher, Market Hou«e. 
 
 Casey. Michael, saloon keeper, McDonnell. 
 
 Chadwii^k, F. J., land surveyor, Wyndham. 
 
 Champion, Wm , blacksmith, McDonnell. 
 
 Clark & Brock, physicians, &c , Quebec. 
 
 Clark, Rev. J., Baptist. 
 
 Clark, Wm., physician and surgeon, Quebec. 
 
 Clark, Rev. W. F., Congregationaljst. 
 
 Coffee, Dennis, proprietor, Victoria Hotel. 
 
 Coffee, Dennis, blacki^mith, Wyndham. 
 
 Collins & Osborne, Ouelph Agricultural Works, Nor- 
 folk. 
 
 Cooper, Thos. W., provincial land surveyor and civil 
 engineer, corner Wyndham and McDonell. 
 
 Cormack, James, tailor and clothier, Wyndham. 
 
 Coulson, J., pound keeper and constable. Market 
 Square. 
 
 Croft, Nathaniel, merchant tailor, Wyndham, 
 
 COUCH, CHARLES, proprietor of the Western 
 Hotel, (see card, p. 210). 
 
 Cuthbert & Alexander, watchmakers and jewellers. 
 Market Square. 
 
 Dadsou, Stephen, hatter and furrier, Market Square. 
 
 David><on, Chas., land and general agent, London & 
 Lancashire Fire and Life, Colonial Life, Welling- 
 ton District Fire Insurance Company, and agent 
 foi- Canada Permanent Building Society, Town 
 Hall. 
 
 Davidson, John, marble works, Woolwich. 
 
 Doran, M. J., dealer in groceries and liqaors, Market 
 Sqnaro. 
 
 Elliott, Geo. & Co., general merchants, Wyndham. 
 
 ELLIS, THOMAS, proprietor, American Hotel, 
 Wyndham. 
 
 Elliott, Robt., depaty reev*, county of Wellington. 
 
 Enmslie, Alexander, merchant tailor and sewing 
 machine agent, Wyndham. 
 
 Evans, P. T., dealer in groceries and grain. Market 
 Square. 
 
 Farley, R. & Co., chemists and druggists, Market 
 Square. 
 
 Fennel, Charles, butcher, Market House. 
 
 Fenwick, Theodore, weaver, Eramosa. 
 
 Ferguson, Alexander, tailor. Market Square. 
 
 Ferguson & Kingsmill, barristers, attoroeys-at-Ivv 
 solicitors-in-chancery. 
 
 Fisher, Alexander, manager of Ontario Bank. 
 
 Fisher, George, watchmaker, St. George's Square. 
 
 Fisher, John, proprietor, Gueiph soap and candl* 
 works, Eramosa Road. 
 
 Eraser & Henderson, dry goods merchants, Wynd- 
 ham. 
 
 Fullalove, .Tospph, cabinet maker, Wyndham. 
 
 Galbraith, F. W., saddle and harness maker. Market 
 Square. 
 
 Galttraith, John, boot and shoemaker and dealer, 
 Msrket Square. 
 
 9ay, A. M., manager. People's Mills. 
 
 Oouck & Reilly, painter and paper hanger. 
 
 Gow, P. & J., tanners and leather merchants, Wynd- 
 ham. 
 
 Gowdy, T., lumber merchant, Wyndham 
 
 Grand, Edward, wine and spirit merchant, Day's 
 Block, Market Square. 
 
 Orange, George J . sheriflF county of Wellington. 
 
 GREAT WESTERN HOTEL, C. Crouch, proprietor, 
 MnDonnell (see card, p 210). 
 
 Greet, Richard, notary public and agent for Liver- 
 pool & London and Royal Insurance Companies, 
 Coulson's Block, Wyndham. 
 
 Harris, John, baker & confectioner, Market Square. 
 
 Harrison James, builder and cabinet maker, Wool- 
 wich. 
 
 Harvey, John, tannery, Cardigan. 
 
 HARVEY, JOHN, jun., M. D., chemist, druggist 
 and surgeon, WynJham. 
 
 Hatch, Henry, broker, insurance agent, and com- 
 mis.'ioner in B. R. 
 
 Hawkins, Wm , cooper and proprietor stave factory, 
 Perth 
 
 Hays, Mrs., Harp of Erin Inn, McDonnell. 
 
 Hazleton, James, cabinet and furniture factory and 
 dealer, Wydham. 
 
 Healey, P. D., grocer, Market Square. 
 
 HEATHER & ADSETT, tanners, saddlers and deal- 
 ers in leather findings, cor. Woolwich and Eramo- 
 sa Road (see oani, p. 210). 
 
 Heffaran, Patrick W., fruit and confectionery, 
 Wyndham. 
 
 Herod, George S , surgeon. Queen. 
 
 Hetberington, Mrs , fruit and confectionery. Market 
 Sqnsre. 
 
 Hewat, Wm., eoanty treasurer, office Court House 
 Buildings. 
 
 Hewer, John, Crown Hotel, Woolwich. 
 
 Higinbothnm, N., wholesale and retail druggist wd 
 importer, cor. Wyndham and McDonnell. 
 
 Hogan, James, town clerk and treasurer, clerk of 
 county court, and deputy clerk of the crown, offieo 
 Town Hall. 
 
 Hogg, Rev. J., Church of Scotland, Norfolk. 
 
 Hogg k Chance, dry goods merchants, cor. Wynd- 
 ham and McDonnell. 
 
 Hogg, John, dry goods merchant, cor. Wyndham bnd 
 McDonnell. 
 
 HoUiday, Tbomu, brewer, Essex. 
 
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 OEHBRAli BTAOB OFFICE. 
 
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 BRIGO'S BLACK OIL is acknowledged, by all who have used it, to be Buperior toGTargling Oil, or any 
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 Sprains, Frost Bites. Wind Galls, Lameness, Fonnd.^rod Feet, Weakness of Joints, Contraction of the 
 Muscles, E.iternal Poisons, Scratches or Grease Bites of Animals, Crainp'i, and nimiy other disea^ics inci- 
 dent to Horses, Cattle, and Human Flesh. Sold by all Druggists and Country Dealers geuercMy. 
 i^-G. C. BRIGOS, GENERAL AGENT, HAMILTON, C. W. 
 
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 TRY RBIGG'S MAGIC RELIEF, and if you are not satisfied after using the contents of one bottle, the 
 purchaser may return the bottle to the Agent, who will in all cases rc-f'iiid the money It will euro 
 Inflammation, Tie Dolereaui, Neuralgia, Chulic, Sore Throat, Chilblains, Cramp iu the Stomach, Painter's 
 Cfaolic, Pleurisy, Cramp, Cholera Morbus, Pains in the Breast or >Side, Lumbago^ Cholera, Dyseatery, and 
 in short it is tbe Family Medicine. Sold by all Dealers iu Medicines. I'rice 25u. 
 
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 IF asked what was tbe best Medicine for Ch'ansing tlie Blood and for Biliou.s Complaints, Sick Hendache, 
 Oosfiveness, Liver Complaint, Jaundice, General Debility, &c., we should suy, BUiGGS' INDIAN 
 VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS. a*" Sold by all Dealers in Medicines. 
 
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 R. HOPE'S MAGNETIC OINTMENT is well worth atrial in any case of Piles, Burns, So.ilds, Old 
 Sores, Inflamed or Sore Eyes, Eruptions of the Skin, and in every case where an t)intmeut is usefaL 
 ill recommend itself after one trial. 
 fieg' The above Medicines are sold ut wholesale by all Druggists in the principal Towns in Canada and 
 United States. 
 
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 DR. WISTARV-' PULMONIC SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND HOREHOUND, is highly recom- 
 mended for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Uoopiug Cough, Croup, and all diseases of the Luugs leading 
 to conbumption. t/^" Sold by all Dealers in Medicines. Price 2o cts, 
 
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GUELPH. 
 
 211 
 
 Ilolirr, Rev. John, Roman Catbolic, Catholic Hill. 
 Hoiiii, Oeorge, batcher, Market HouHe. 
 HORSMAN BRUS., bnrd*rare merchanta, dealers 
 
 in pnints, oils, colors, ho., Wyndham. 
 Uowiird & Junes, tiasinitba and dealers in Btores, 
 
 Norfolk 
 Hewitt & Parker, pby!<iciana, Essex. 
 Hutc, Isaac, i luckamith. 
 Jackson, Andrew, conveyancer and land agent, 
 
 Duiiglas. 
 Jetfrey, George, dry goods merchant, Wyndham. 
 John-on, K. K., hairdrexsor, Exsex. 
 Jones, Miss, straw bonnet maker, Sussex. 
 Joney, R., proprietor American Hotrl. Day's Block. 
 Jonen, Wm , Red Lion Hotel Gordon. 
 Ke»n, Daniel, dealer in groceries, liquors, crockery 
 
 and provisions. Market Squnre. 
 Keating, T., clerk of surrogate court, office Court 
 
 House Buildings. 
 Kellry, U , cooper, Cardigan. 
 Kelly, J. W. B., chair and cabinet factory, Eramosa 
 
 Rond. 
 Kennedy, A. C, night station master and telegraph 
 
 operator Grand Trunk. 
 Kennedy. Davi'l. produce and commission merchant, 
 
 Quvbec. 
 Keppel, J., groceries, flour, feed, and provisions 
 
 btore, Market Square. 
 Kerr, F., civil engineer, No. 4 Dny's Block. 
 Kieran Bros., importers foreign liquors and general 
 
 groceries, Wyndhiun. 
 Kiii):smill, Wm., po.otmnstur. 
 Kiikliind & Millington, waggon and carriage makers 
 
 and manufuuturers of puteut straw cutters, Nel- 
 son Crescent. 
 Lemon & Peterson, bitrristcrs, &«. 
 Lewis, John L., gen»'r:il nierclinnt, No. 7 Wjndh'm. 
 Liri(l.''ay, James, Wellington Hotel, Wyndham. 
 Livery Stables, J. A. Tliorp, proprietor, McDonnell. 
 Liicliiiinn, Cb>«rles, cabinet maker, Market Square, 
 Lyndsay, J., Wellington Hotel, Wyndbum. 
 Macdouald, A., judge county court. 
 Mair, Inglis & Co., proprietor Wellington Foundry, 
 
 Perth. 
 Mitrriott. Henry, saddle und harness- maker, Market 
 
 Sqiiare. 
 Mariiott, W., baker, Essex. 
 
 Mar!<liall, Willnrd, photographic artist, Wyndham. 
 MARI'lN, E. R., law, chancery, and conveyancing, 
 
 &c , ko.. corner Wyndham and McDonnell (see 
 
 card. p. 210) 
 Martin, Robert, tailor. McDonnell. 
 Miiys. James, manufacturer fanning mills, cutting 
 
 boxes, and wire cloth, Wyndham. 
 MtCrea, Thomns, lumber dealer, Woolwich. 
 McCuaig, James, dry goods merchant, Wyndham. 
 Mi^Cullouh, James, prop. Hamilton Spring Brewery, 
 
 Gordon. 
 MuCnrry, Patrick, barrister & attorney, Wyndham. 
 Mul.nKan & Innis, prop. Mercury printing ofhce, 
 
 Wyndam. 
 McLaren, Benj. Day, station master Grand Trunk 
 
 Railway anil telegraph opt-rator. 
 McLaren & Co , boot & shoemakers. Market Square. 
 McLaren, Wm,, boot and shoemaker and dealer, 
 
 Wyndham. 
 Meadows, John, baker, Gordon. 
 Mellor. H.. dyer, Gordon. 
 Meicer, George, jailer. 
 Meredith, C. & Co , grocers, dealers in china, 
 
 crockery, and glass waie. Wyndham. 
 Moudell, George, hatter and furrier, Wyndham. 
 
 Millan, John, bookseller and stationer, Wyndham. 
 
 Miller, John, carriage painter. Church. 
 
 Mills & Melvin, iron founders, tin kod cooper 
 
 workers, agricultural implements. 
 Mitchell, Wm., tailor. Church. 
 MONTREAL TELEGRAlMI OFFICE, M. Ryan, 
 
 operator, Wyndham. 
 Montgomery, Wm., dealer in boots and ehoes, 
 
 Wyndham. 
 Moore, R. M., manager Guclph Branch Bank of 
 
 Montreal. 
 Moran, Patrick, proprietor Castl« Garden Saloon, 
 
 Market Square. 
 Moran, Wm., innkeeper, Market Square. 
 Mulholland, Henry, iron merchant and importer of 
 
 hardware, Wyndham. 
 Mullarky & Co., dealers in boots and shoes, Market 
 
 Square. 
 Murphy, James, grocer and provision dealer, Wynd- 
 
 dliaui. 
 Murphy, Patrick, proprietor Albion Hotel, McDon- 
 nell. 
 Mylcs, Alfred, agent for T. Myles & Co. 
 Myles, Thomas, coal merchants, Quebec. 
 Nai.-mith, Daniel, pork butcher and sausage maker, 
 
 Wyndhom. 
 Nattrass, Rev. J., Primitive Methodist, Nottingham. 
 Newby, Wm., gunsmith. Market Square. 
 Newton, E , auctioneer and commission merchant, 
 
 secretary Permanent Building Society, Church. 
 Nichols, William, proprietors Court House Hotel, 
 
 Woolwich. 
 Niven, Wm., boot and shoemaker, Wyndham. 
 NORTH BRITISH MERCANTILE FIRE & LIFE 
 
 INSURANCE COMPANY, R. M. Moore, agent. 
 Oakes, Robert, pruprif tor Bay Horse Hotel, Gordon. 
 O'DoNNELL, DANIEL, grocer and provision deoler, 
 
 Market Square Block. 
 O'Neil. James, proprietor Anglo-American Hotel, 
 
 Market Square. 
 Orme, John, boot and shoe maker and dealer, Mar- 
 kef Square. 
 Owens, Francis, M. D , physioian and surgeon, 
 
 Coulson's Block Wyndham. 
 Pallicter, Tlioman, proprietor Commercial Hotel, 
 
 Market Square. 
 Palmer, Rev. A., Church of England. 
 Palmer, George, barrister-at-law, 2 Day's Block, 
 
 Market Square. 
 Palmer & McLennan, barristers and nttorneys-at- 
 
 Law, Wyndham. 
 Paliner.T.S , M.D, physician, reeve, Waterloo Road. 
 Parker, Abel, boot and shoemaker. Market Square. 
 Parker, T. S . M. P P. for N-ith W .terloo. 
 Phillips, Martin, M. D., physician, Coulson's Block, 
 
 Wyndham. 
 Pirie, George, proprietor Guelph Herald, semi- 
 weekly, Uyndliam. 
 PLAIT'S HOTEL, John Piatt, proprietor, Market 
 
 Square (see card, p. 210). 
 PLATT. .lOIlN, proprietor Piatt's HottJ, Market 
 
 Square (see card, p. 'JIO). 
 Pooley, O., produce and cmnniission merchant, Gor- 
 don. 
 Preeant, Charles J , Victoria Mills, ri.ver Speed. 
 Pre^^allt. W. J. butcher, Market House. 
 Prest, Francis, boot and shoemaker and dealer, 
 
 Wyndham 
 Qiiinlan. T., proprietor Guelph Hotel. Onrdon. 
 Reid, Jacob, dealer in provisions, Market Square. 
 Reid, W. J., auctioneer, Markt-t Square. 
 Reynolds, Wm., deputy registiar, Douglass. 
 
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 Robh, Rot-«rt J., dcAJer in grooeriei and liquori, 
 
 M'yndbam. 
 BobertsoD, Adam & Son, proprietors Qaelph Foun- 
 dry, Eramosa Road. 
 Robinson, Mrs. T., dealer In fanoj gooda and 8ta- 
 
 tionery, Market Square. 
 Reoiain, Charles Edward, grain mercbant and pro- 
 prietor grain elerator, near Railroad Depot 
 ROYAL INSURANCE CO., Richard Greet, agent. 
 Rutherford, Robert, general merchant, dry goods, 
 
 groceries, liquors, hardware, Wyndbam. 
 Rnst & Sandilands, dry goods merchants, Wyndham. 
 RYAN, MARTIN, agent for Americao Express Co., 
 
 Montreal Telegraph Co., bookseller and stationer, 
 
 Wyudham. 
 Rylfy, W. H., watchmaker. Market Square. 
 Sallows, James, confectionery and eating bouse. 
 
 Market Square. 
 Hallows. Wm., blacksmith, 'iVeUington. 
 Sandilands, Thomas, agent for Gore Bank, Market 
 
 Square. 
 Sauuders, Heory J., freight agent Grand Trunk. 
 Saunders, Thomas, clerk of the peace and rerenae 
 
 inspector. Court House Duildingd 
 Savage, David, watchmaker and jeweller, Wyndham. 
 Savers, Thomas, painter. Market Square. 
 Scott, Robt., carriage and waggon maker, Woolwich. 
 Shewan, M., bookseller, ataiioner and bookbinder, 
 
 Wyndham. 
 Silver, James, baggage master Grand Trunk. 
 Simpson. Allan, blacksmith. Church. 
 Simpson, J., blaoksmiih. Church. 
 Simpson, Wm., baker and flour dealer, Church. 
 Sleeman, T., brewer, Waterloo Road. 
 Small, Jas. C, fanning mill manuti Murer, Norfolk. 
 Smith, Albert, tobacconist and cigar maker. Market 
 
 Square. 
 Smith, George, cabinet mnker, St. George'a Square. 
 Smith & Metcalf, saddle and harness makers, 
 
 Wyndham. 
 Smith, Miss M. A., dressmaker, Woolwich. 
 Smith, Wm., wnggon maker, Norfolk. 
 Snelling, W.. dining saloon, opposite the Market. 
 Stevenson, W., nurseryman. Maple Rank. 
 Stewart, R. & J., Wellington Planing Mill, corner 
 
 Paisley and Glasgow. 
 Stewart & Thompson, dry goods merchontii and 
 
 dealers in ready-made clothing, Wyndham. 
 Stone, F. W., agent Canada Life Assurance Co. 
 Stone, Frederick W„ dealer in groceries, dry goods, 
 • &c., Gordon. 
 
 Stovel. Wm., pump maker. River Speed. 
 STREET, JOHN, land and loan agent, and agent 
 
 for Edinburgh lafe Assurance Co., Wyndham ^see 
 
 card, p. 210). 
 Stuart, 0. McK , broker, Quebec. 
 Sullivan, G. W., grocery, Market Square. 
 
 Sully, John, blacksmith, Norfolk. 
 
 Sumer, W. H , barber. 
 
 Sunley, N., tinsmith, Wyndham. 
 
 Sanley, William, dealer in stoves, and manufacturer 
 of tinware, dealer in coal oil. Market Square. 
 
 Sunand, P., hairdresser, Wyndhnm. 
 
 Thompson & Jackson, land and general agents, 8C 
 George's Square and Wyndham. 
 
 Thome, John, hair dresser and wig maker, Markek 
 SquHre. 
 
 THORP'S HOTEL, J. Thorp, proprietor, opposit* 
 Grand Trunk Station (see card, p. 30). 
 
 THORP, J., proprietor. Thorp's Hotel, oppositft 
 Grand Tunk Railway Station (nee card, p. .30). 
 
 Thorp, John, jun., comraissiou agent, McDonnell. 
 
 Thorp, J. A., livery stibles, MoDjnnell. 
 
 Todd, Geo., & Son, tinsmiths and dealers in stoves, 
 Wyndham. 
 
 Torrance. Rev. Robert, Presbyterian, York road. 
 
 Tovell, John, carpenter and undei taker, Douglas. 
 
 Tovell, Mark, chair factory, Eramosa Road. 
 
 Tovell, Nicholas, builder and undertaker, corner 
 Nelson Crescent. 
 
 TROTTER, THOMAS, dentist, comer Wyndham 
 and McDunell (see card, p. 210). 
 
 Tyson, A , butcher. Market House. 
 
 Underbill, Wm., Farmer's Arms, Church. 
 
 Wald, Valentine, pork butcher and sausage maker. 
 
 Walker, Hugh, general dealer in groceries and pro- 
 visions, Wyndham. 
 
 Ward, T. C, saddle and harness maker, Wyndham. 
 
 Warren, George, dealer in groceries and provisions, 
 Wyndham. 
 
 Watt & Bonner, Misses, milliners aud dressmakers. 
 Market Square. 
 
 W ■fers, J. T., butcher, Market House. 
 
 Watson, J. L., chemist and druggist. Market Square. 
 
 Watson, Thomas, baker, Market Square. 
 
 Webster, James, registrar county of Wellington ; 
 office, Dnuglass. 
 
 Webster, Jau'es, barrister and attorney, Wyndham. 
 
 Webster, John, dealer in ploughs and stoves, Church. 
 
 Weil, John, merchant tailor, Wyndham. 
 
 West & Cox, dealers in groceries, crockery, toys, &o., 
 and manufacturers of confectionery, Wyndham. 
 
 Wbitelaw, Cbaa.. proprietor People's Mills. 
 
 Wilkinson & Haslan, dealers in groceries and pro- 
 visions, Gordon. 
 
 WilkinsQU, J., editor & proprietor Ouelph Adeertiitr, 
 
 Wilkinson, W. T., boot and shoemaker, Wyndham. 
 
 Wood, John A., general dealer in groeeries, provi- 
 sions, &c , Wyndham. 
 
 Woods, James, boot and shoe store, Market Block. 
 
 Workman, W., grocer, St. George's Square. 
 
 Wright. Samuel, baker, Gordon, 
 
 Yeats, R. T., furniture, &o., West Market Square. 
 
 OUYSBOBO', C. W. — A post village in the township of Houton and county of Norfolk. DistMit fWm 
 Simcoe, the county town, 27 miles ; Hamilton, 60 miles ; and from Toronto, 108 miles. 
 
 Appleton, Jamep, blacksmith. 
 
 Ball, Charles, baker. 
 
 Bate, Louis, farmer. 
 
 Cliffiurd, John, J. P. 
 
 Culp, M., farmer. 
 
 Doyle. P , hotel keeper. 
 
 Oariiham, R., & Bros., saw mill owners and farmers. 
 
 HOBBS, RICH., postmaster, carpenter and bailiier. 
 
 Hobhs, Mrs. R., milliner. 
 
 Hongbton and Bayliam Union Sohool ; fi, M. Pro«»> 
 
 nier, teacher, 
 Lafey, Isarac, shoemaker. 
 Maguire, Thns., shoemaker. 
 Phillips, O K., J. P., farmer. 
 Proeunier, E. M., teaober HoaghtoB aad BayluuB 
 
 UniuQ School. 
 
 PLAYING CARDS, OF BE^T MAKERS, AT W. C. CIIEWETT <k CO.'S, TORONTO. 
 
HAOEBSVIIjLE, C. W. — A srnal) TiDnge, Rltn«ted in tha townahips of Oti«M» knd Walpole and 
 cuuury of Haldimand. Distant from Port Dover 14 miles. UHily mail. Populatiou about 100. 
 
 Almas, DaTid, J. P. 
 Benn, A. H., J. P. 
 BottHon, John, general merchant. 
 Catbbert, William, hoKl keeper. 
 Dillabnugh, B H., physiaiaii and surgeon. 
 Glen'loo, Richard, blacksmith. 
 HAGER, CHARLES, puatmanter. 
 Harrison, Wm , shoemaker. 
 Kenner, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Lewis, .John, grocer. 
 
 Lvwis, L. & S., uarpeoters and bnildera. 
 
 McDoniild. Alex., hotel keeper. 
 
 McLean, J. H., J. P. 
 
 Nbwitll, Hugh, wagfEon maker. 
 
 Proud & Harrison, general merchant«. 
 
 Street, Wm. H., M I)., pbyniciaa and svrgeon. 
 
 Symore, Jos., wagKOu maker. 
 
 Troller, Henry, tailor. 
 
 HALIFAX, C B. — A post village in the township of HalifHX, county of Megantie and district of 
 Quebec, vituated on Lake William. Distant from Inverness, 12 miles ; and from Quebec, 60 miles. 
 Population about 160. 
 
 Aubin, A., tailor. 
 
 Burfuuneault, watchmaker. 
 
 Beaudry, A. B., shoemaker. 
 
 Begin, J., waggon maker. 
 
 Bernie», Rev. J. M., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Blail, James, carpenter. 
 
 Blnnileau, H., sawmill owner. 
 
 Bourke, Mos^, general mercbaat. 
 
 Brailiird, L., cooper. 
 
 Cloutier, A., blackHmith. 
 
 Cote, F., trunk maker. 
 
 C6t6., Flavien, mason. 
 
 Croteau, H., carpenter. 
 
 De Champlain, C. P., J. P. 
 
 Dumont, Cyrille, grocer. 
 
 Dupreaill, P., masion. 
 
 Dus^tnult, Frnnjois, saw mill owner. 
 
 Fortno, F , saw mill owner. 
 
 Frechette, L., saloon and hotel keeper. 
 
 Gagnon, F., cooper. 
 
 Gosselin, Andre, shoemaker. 
 
 OoRselin, Augnsiin, shoemaker. 
 Orenier, J., tailor. 
 Gunnis, M., livery stable keeper. 
 Hibert, J , milliner. 
 Huol, J., mnson. 
 Johnston, J., notary public. 
 L»bin, H , carpenter, 
 \farchADd, M., grist and saw mill owner. 
 Martint-au, J , sen., blacksmith. 
 Martineau, J , jun. 
 Mercer, Oenrge, shoemaker. 
 Michel. F. X. 8 . hotel keeper. 
 Ouellet, J. B., tinsmith. 
 Pelletier, Octave, broom maker. 
 PELLETIER, P. C, postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 Rousseau, Luke, grist mill owner. 
 Rounseau, 8. M., physician and surgeon. 
 Wood. Henry, tanner. 
 Wood, Thomas, J. P., general merchant and farmer. 
 
 HALLOWAY, C. W. — A small post village in the township of Tburlow and coanty of fTastings. It 
 has been in existence but a short time, and has one common aohool. Distant from Belleville, the 
 county toWn, 10 miles. Daily mail. 
 
 Cooley, S. & R., fanning mill manufacturers. ' 
 McCreery, Wm., blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 North American Hotel, Thomas Vanalstine, prop. 
 PECK, WM. H., postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 Penwell & GuUett, flour and grist mill owners. 
 Vanalstine, Thomas, prop. North American Hotel. 
 Wallbridge, A. H., saw mill owner. 
 
 LPnMa* 
 
 HAM, C. E. — A flourishing village in the township of Siatu Hum, ujar.tf of Wolfe, and district of St. 
 Francis. It is the ehef lieu of the coun'y. Distant from Sherbrooke, 23 miles ; from Danville, 24 
 miles ; and from St. Olivier, 20 miles. Population about 250. 
 
 BOURGEOIS, L. C, postmaster & deputy registrar. 
 Douert, Cyrille, blacksmith. 
 Duraud, Joseph, shoemaker. 
 FeliauU, Pierre, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Goodenongh, George, J. P., county warden. 
 Jntras, Hyaointhe, general merchant. 
 L^gar<>, Edouard, carpenter. 
 Pioard, Jacques, registrar. 
 
 HAMILTOIV, C. W.— Beautifully situated on the soatb-westem curve of Burlington Bay, in the 
 towiikfaip of Barton, county of Weutworth. It was laid out in 1812, and oocnpies a delightful position 
 on a plateau of slightly elevatei ground, winding around the foot of the Mountain. The distanoa 
 between the Mountain and the Bay is about two miles, and on the area thus included, stands, in point 
 of population, wealth, and commercial importance, the second city in the western section of the 
 Province. As early as 1813, it became of military importance. General Proctor, who was command- 
 iug the army of the West, made it a resting point after his defeat, and General Vincent, after being 
 driven from the Niagara frontier, and previous to his brilliant victory over the Amreican Array at 
 Stony Creek, made bis rendeivous at Burlington Heights. Burlington Bay is a beautiful basin. 
 
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 THE XjI^EI?.FOOIj & LOnSTDODSr 
 
 Jfire anb fife Ittsunnce Compnn, 
 
 CAPITAL. $10,000,000 
 
 INVESTED FUNDS, - - - - 11,600,000 
 
 ESTIMATED REVENUE FOR 1863, • 4,000,000 
 
 INVESTED IN CANADA, - - 250,000 
 
 Insurog all desoriptions of Property AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE at Moderate Rates of Premium. 
 
 F. A.. 13 ALL, 
 
 Inspector of Agencies, and Agent for Hamilton. 
 
 Importer of anb Jealer in Mms, ^pirils, 
 
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 navigable in all parts to within a few yards of *he shore, maliiog one of the most commoJious and safe 
 ha. bars on the Lakes. There are tieverul lineu of steamer!) in summer plying regularly between th 
 city and Montreal, and all intermediate points. The Great Western Railway, from Huspensiun Bridge 
 to Windsor, has its heaf* offices and machine shops ^ere, and the Company is about putting under 
 coutriict the building of a lao-e rolling mill fur the purpoRe of manufrtoturiiig its own rails. There it 
 ft branch of the Great Western R.-tilway running to Toronto, connecting with the Grand Trunk Railwajr 
 East, for all points down the lake. The hend office of the Gore Bank is here, and the Bank of 
 British North America, Commercial, Upper Canada, .Montreal and Toronto Banks each have a branch 
 at Hamilton. The streets are mostly laid out at right angles with each other, the principal of which 
 are King, Jumes, .Fohn, York and .McNiib. The chief business portion of ihe city is situated about a 
 mile back from the Bay, and some of the largest wholesale and raanufacturiiig establishments in the 
 Province are located here. The buildings are chiefly stone and brick, and many of them are very fine, 
 and present an imposing appearance. On the rising ground apprnarhing the Mountain, are a number 
 of elegant residences, with grounds beautifully laid out and tastefully ornamented. The city is well 
 supplied with water and gas. The Desjardins Canal connects Hamilton and Dundas, and has a 
 niivigation of about four miles in length.. The exports of HaroiUon for the year 1 SGI, as shown by the 
 last census, were valued at $1,674,207, and the imports fir same time were $2 B-iG 039. The amount 
 of duties collected were |4.37.457. Distant from Niagara Falls, 45 miles ; London, 7(J miles ; Windsor, 
 183 miles; Toronto, by rail, 88 miles; and from Montreal, 378 miles. Puputatioa about 22,000. 
 
 ABRAHAM, CHARLES, produce and commission 
 
 merchant, John. 
 Abram, Thns., blacksmith. 
 Adam, James, plumber and gns fitter, Ilughson, 
 
 between King and King William. 
 Adams, Elizabeth, teacher. Central school. 
 Adams, Mary E., teacher. Central school. 
 Adams, R. W., barrister, attorney and solicitor, 
 
 James, Victoria Buildings. 
 Adams, Robert, caipenter. 
 Addison, Robert,, carpenter. 
 Addison, Wra., carpenter. 
 Adie, Peter, straw hat manufacturer, corner Wilson 
 
 and Mary. 
 Agnew, Wm., custom seartiicr. Custom House. 
 Aitohison, Wm. & Co., sash, blind and door manu- 
 facturer and planing mill, Bond. 
 Alexander; A , grooe ■, corner John and Peel. 
 Alexander, Gale, plumber. Queen near Miirket. 
 Allan, David, wholesale and retail dealer in flour and 
 
 feed, York. 
 Allan, Wm , carpenter, Little Main. 
 Allati, Wm., carpenter. Nelson, near Rebecca. 
 Allaiison, L II., ugcnt for B. Tunis, Great Western 
 
 Railway Passenger Depot. 
 Allen, Mr , grocer, James. 
 Allen, Benjamin, carpenter, Great Western Railway, 
 
 Mary. 
 Allen, Henry, boibr maker, James. 
 Allen, Thomas, engineer. John. 
 Alluin, (>harles, baker, Wellington. 
 Alton, John, carver and gilder, mannf>ieturer of 
 
 looking glass and picture frames. King, west. 
 Ambridge, T. A., insurance agent, King, west. 
 Ambroje, Wm., barrister, attorney and solicitor, 
 
 King, between James and Hughson. 
 AMERICAN CONSULAR AGKNCY, J. D. Irwin, 
 
 oflice American Express Co , King, west. 
 AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY, J. D. Irwin, 
 
 agent. 
 American Hotel, corner King and Charles. 
 Armor, .John, agricultural implements. Market. 
 Armor, Joseph, waggon maker. West Market. 
 Amos, lames 8 , custom house. 
 Anderson, James, carpenter, MoNab, near Cannon. 
 Audernon, John, carpenter, MoNab. 
 Anderson, W., pump maker, Gore, near Wellington. 
 Anderson, Wra. J., butcher, James Street Market. 
 Andrew, John, tavern keeper, John, south. 
 Andrew!, Mary J., phyiioian, James, ooroer Market 
 
 S()uare. 
 
 Andrews, R. C, manufacturer of Good Samaritan 
 
 Medicines, corner James and Market Square. 
 Andrews, Robert, hotel keeper, King William, near 
 
 James. 
 ANQL1M, JAMES, oyster and fruit dealer, corner 
 
 King and Ilughson. 
 Annan, David, machinist. Locomotive, near York. 
 ArbroD, T., spr-ng maker, corner John and Union. 
 Armstrong, Charles, agent, Ilughson, corner Main. 
 Armstrong, Dorothy, milliner, West Market. 
 Armstrong, 0. II., Police Magistrate, Hughson, near 
 
 Gore. 
 Armstrong. Geo. H., clerk P. 0. 
 Armstrong. Isaac, crockery, china, glass and queens* 
 
 ware, Market Square. 
 Armstrong, James, butcher, corner York and Pearl. 
 Armstrong, John, proprietor Nelson Hotel, Market 
 
 S.]uare. 
 Armstrong, Peter, black and whitesmith, York, 
 
 corner Caroline. 
 Armstrong, Walter, house, sign and ornamental 
 
 painter, paper banger, &o , King, east. 
 ARNETT, J. H., superintendent American Express 
 
 Company, King, west. 
 Arnold. Geo. H., telegraph operator, Depot. 
 Arth, Joseph, shoemaker, John, near Tyburn. 
 Arthur, Colin, butcher, James Street Market. 
 Arthur, Humphrey, tailor, Cathcart 
 Arthur, Samuel, bricklayer. Gore, near Elgin. 
 Ashdown. Edward C, plumber, Bay. near Cannon. 
 Askin, Alexander tl., engineer's otRce Groat West* 
 
 em Railway. 
 Atkinson, Joseph, tavern keeper, Wellington, near 
 
 Gore. 
 Atkinson, Wm., willow baskets. King. 
 Atkinson, Mrs., milliner, boys clothing and pattern 
 
 store, K'ng. west. 
 Attwood, Mathias W., watchmaker, Catharine. 
 Austin, John, prop. Farmers' Hotel, York, near Ba/. 
 Austin, Mrs. Elizabeth, tavern, York, west, 
 AxfonI, George, butcher. King, west. 
 A.vn.'<Iey, Joseph J., proprietor Odd Fellows Arms, 
 
 King, east. 
 Ayres, Arthur, engineer, James, near Hunter. 
 Ayres, Samuel P., chief constable Great Western 
 
 Railway. 
 Bftbcock, Thomas A., carriage maker, Hess. 
 Bagwell, John B , farmer, Gore, near John. 
 Bailey, Henry, machinist. Main, near James. 
 Bain, John W., hardware morcbant, James. 
 Bain, R., carpet shoemaker, York. 
 
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 Bain, Thomu, cabinet maker, Park, near Vine. 
 Baine, John W., hardware, Jamea, near King Wm. 
 Baker, James, butcher, James Street Market. 
 Bnlderson, Wm., bakery, John. 
 Bale, James, boot and shoemaker, James, opposite 
 
 the Gore. 
 Bale, Thomas, mason, Qore, near CatbariDe. 
 Balfour, Peter, carpenter, Market, corner Bay. 
 Balk, John, shoemaker, King, near Lock. 
 BALL, F. A , innpector of agencies Liverpool and 
 
 London Insaranco Company, and agent for Hamil- 
 ton, also agent for Britannia Life Assurance Com- 
 ?iany, King west (see card, opposite history of 
 lamiltou). 
 Ballard, John, shoemaker, Augusta, near John. 
 Balow, Anthony, tailor. Bold, corner McNab. 
 Banipfylde, Charles IL, grocer, York, corner Pearl. 
 Bank of British North America, King east, Qeorge 
 
 Tiiylor, manager. 
 BANK OP MONTREAL, G. Dye(t, mnnnger. King w. 
 BANK OF UI'PER CANADA, Branch at Hamilton, 
 
 Alfred Stow, mnnitger, corner Jumes niid Vine. 
 Bank of Savings, Hugbson, near King William. 
 Bardnn. Rev. P., Roman Catholic minister. Palace, 
 
 Shcafft), near Park. 
 Bardwell, Jtmes, carpenter, Oreat Western Railway, 
 
 Burton, near <lohn. 
 Barker, Robt., carriage maker, Charles, near Hunter. 
 Barnes, Geo., & Co., booksellers and stationers, and 
 
 dealers in paper hangings, King, between John 
 
 and Hughson. 
 Barnet, Solomon, shoemaker, Hugbson. 
 Burnett, Louis, tailor, John north. 
 Barr, John, attorney, near Main. 
 Barr, John, grocer, James, near Warren. 
 Barr, Joseph, solicitor, Hugbson, near King, 
 Bastedo, WMlter, furrier. Cannon and Wtllington. 
 Bastien, Henry L., builder, Sheaffe, near Bay. 
 Batemau, Wm., baker and cotit'eciioner. King east. 
 Bates, Jamec. physician. Gore, near Hu^hson. 
 Bates, Wm. Q., broker and registry office for ser- 
 vants. King east. 
 Bnttcrshitt, John, butcher, Marg»>ret, near King. 
 Baltrnm, Sylvester, shoemaker. West Avenue, near 
 
 East Market. 
 Batty, Benjamin, watchmaker and jeweller, Vork. 
 BAUER, HENRY, wines and liquors, wholesale, 
 
 King west (see card, p. 214). 
 BAUER, L , brewer, John, near Bay. 
 Bajer, Michael, stoves. Market, near Queen. 
 Bautz. George, lithographer, Spectator Building. 
 Bawden, Aaron, brickmaker. Main, west end. 
 Brynham, Thos., shoemaker, John, near Tybnrn. 
 Fayne, Peter, carpenter, Queen, near Market, 
 Bear, Frank, butcher. King east. 
 Beardmore, G. L, manufacti'rer, importer, and 
 
 wholesale and retail dealer in leather Bndingi, oil, 
 
 &o.. King west. 
 Boasivy, J. W., oonfectinner, James. 
 Beasley, Mich. B., broom maker, Main, near Garth. 
 Beasley, Richard, Itroom miiker, Main, near Look. 
 Beaeley, R. S., prop. Beasley's Hotel, King west. 
 Beasley, Thomas, City Clerk, City Hull. 
 Beatty, Oliver, grocer, John, near Wilson. 
 Beatly, Thomas, British Hotel, John, corner Main. 
 Beaty, Wm., chief clerk of customs. Custom House. 
 Beck & Co., lager beer brewers, Main, near King. 
 Beckot, John, grocer, John. 
 
 Beckett, Chas, music teacher, Henry, near Hugbson. 
 BF.CKRTT, F. G., & CO., manufacturers of steam 
 
 engines, boilers, stills, agitators, tanks, Ac, for 
 
 oil refiners, Siinooe. 
 
 Beckett, Wm., grocer, John. 
 
 Beemer & Co., watchmakers and jewellers, Jamea, 
 
 near King. 
 Beer, Francis, bntober. King, near Walnut. 
 Belgerlingbof, Joseph, oigara, tobacco, &c., John. 
 Bell, John, farmer, Catharine, near Augusta. 
 BELL, JOHN, k CO., Burlington Brewery, Catba* 
 
 rine, between Main and 'I'ybum (see card, p. 214). 
 Bell, Thomas, general freight agent. Great Western 
 
 Railway. 
 BELLHOUSE. WM., agent Royal Insurance Com- 
 pany, Fire and Life, corner Jumes and King Wm. 
 
 (see card). 
 Belling, James, manufacturing jeweller, James, near 
 
 King. 
 Beluap, N. M., proprietor Tcmpv-rancc House, John. 
 Bendtft, Qeorge H., land agent, Jouu. 
 Benjamin, E. R., book keeper. Bank of Upper 
 
 Canada, corner James and Vine. 
 Benner, Richard, commission merchant and broker, 
 
 corner King and .John. 
 Bennett, Mrs. P. J , female physician, James north. 
 Berger, Gutfred, Lager Beer Saloon, King, betweea 
 
 John and Hugbson. 
 Best, T. N., auctioneer and commission merchant, 
 
 Jnmes, nearly opposite Mtchanics' Institute. 
 Bethune, Edward, bakery, Hughson. 
 Bovis, Wm., cabinet maker. Vine, near Park. 
 Bickle, T., & Son, importers and wholesale dealers 
 
 in drugs, medicines, Ac, King, near James. 
 Bigelow, Albert, importer and wholesale denier in 
 
 earthenware, glasKware, &o.. King east, first door 
 
 west of Gore Bank. 
 Billings, W. L , physician, James, corner Henry. 
 Billington, John, shoemaker, Merrick, near York. 
 BIRGE, CHARLES A., manufacturer and dealer in 
 
 leaf tobacco, John south. 
 Birely, N. F., grocer, storage and shipping mer- 
 chant, John. 
 Blachford, J., coffin manufacturer, Charles. 
 Black, Daniel, Fountain Saloon, James. 
 Black, Davia, blacksmith, King, oppn.site Cathcart. 
 Black, George, manager Montreal Telegraph Com- 
 pany, King, west. 
 Black, J., custom house broker, Custom House. 
 Black, Robert, butcher. Market Stalls. 
 Blackbuin, John, deputy iucpector. 
 Blackinan, Thomas J., New Episcopalian Clergyman, 
 
 West Avenue, near Wilson. 
 B'ackwill, Richard, brickmaker, Dundurn. 
 Blake, Wm., butcher, James Street Market. 
 Bland. J. II., barber, Hughson. 
 Blount, James S., baggage master Great Western 
 
 Railway Depot. 
 Blum, Christopher, but'Cher, corner King and Park 
 Ulyth, Thomas A., civil engineer and surveyor. Bold, 
 
 near James 
 Boase, .Mrs. Jane, grocery, Cai^line and Napier. 
 BOGART, D. A., dentist, corner King and Hughaoa 
 
 (see card, p. 226). 
 Bogle, John, photographer, James, near post offlee. 
 BOICE & CROMWKLL, importers of staple an4 
 
 fancy dry goods. King, east. 
 Bond, Silas, butcher, James Street Market. 
 Booker, Alfred, auctioneer. King, west. 
 Boultbee, Wm., engineer and surveyor. King, eaet. 
 Dowering, Robert, butcher, James Street Market. 
 Bowes, Mr., fancy articles, York. 
 Bowmar, D., barrister, Hughson, comer King. 
 Bowman, Wm., grocer, Jnmes, near Union. 
 Boyd, David, cooper, John, between King and King 
 
 William. 
 
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 Boyd, Hagh, plasterer, Mmd, near Bowerjr. 
 
 Boyd, Sergeant-Mrtjor, military hospital. 
 
 Braddbaw, Jnmea, dealer Id groceries, &o., and 
 general merchant, James. 
 
 Brady, Thomas, horiie shoe nailmaker, John, comer 
 Tjburo. 
 
 Branigan, Mrs., saloon, King Willinm. 
 
 BRA", JOSIAS, money broker, European and Cali- 
 fo ■ tn Taxsage Agent; aUo, inuurance agent, and 
 agent for J. & J. Taylor'H Hftfes, &o., James, near 
 post office (see card, p. 226). 
 
 Brazer, Henry, barber, John, north. 
 
 Brealey, Wm., miller, Augusta, near Catharine. 
 
 Brearton, James, bricklayer. King, corner Qartb. 
 
 Brega, C. W , clerk post office. 
 
 Breiinan, Rev. Jamen, New Connexion Methodist. 
 
 Brennau, John, grocer, Catharine, corner Tyburn. 
 
 Breniian, Michael, grocer, Wellington, near Rebecca. 
 
 Brennen, Michael, plaining mill, sash, blind and door 
 and bedstead manufacturing and turning, John, 
 between King and King William. 
 
 Brew, Patrick, wnggon maker, Main, near Catharine. 
 
 Brick, John, plasterer, Tyburn. 
 
 Bridge, Peter, mason, Biiy, near Cannon. 
 
 Bridges, Macilouald, barrister, Ilnnter, near James. 
 
 Bridge wood, Qeorge, carriage maker, Tyburn, near 
 John. 
 
 BBIGGS. 0. C. (administrator of E. B. Gooding's 
 estate), manufacturer and dealer in patent medi- 
 cines, King, between John and Catherine (see 
 card, p. 210). 
 
 Briiisli (iotel, curner Main and John. 
 
 BRITISM AND AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., J. D. 
 Irwin, agent, King, west. 
 
 Brodben, Sarah Aon, dealer in rags, &c., Market. 
 
 Broadbent, Hiram, brass and iron founder, Elgin, 
 near Lynd. 
 
 Brooks, Charles, grocer, York, near Hess. 
 
 Brown, t.'harles W., pap^r hanger, White's Block, 
 King, near James. 
 
 Brown, Rev. Freemam 0., Baptist, West Market. 
 
 Brown, H , publisher of the Canadian TUuitraled 
 Nfws, King, tast. 
 
 Brown, John, porter Bank of Upper Caoada, corner 
 James and Vine. 
 
 Brown, John, sergeant-mnjor. Nelson, near King. 
 
 Brown, Thomas, upholsterer. Bay, near Murray. 
 
 Brown, Wm., shoemaker main, near Spring. 
 
 Brown, Wm S., biil r, C thcirt, near Henry. 
 
 BROWH, WM. & CO., wholesale and retail book- 
 sellers, stationers and boiikbinder!>, James, oppos- 
 ite Mechanics' Institute (see card, p. 218). 
 
 BROWN, GILLHIBPIE & CO., wholesale grocers, 
 winfs, liquors, Iko., corner James and King (see 
 card, p. 214). 
 
 Browne, Edwnrd, commission, forwarding, and agent 
 Montreal line of uteamers, Wharf, foot of McNab. 
 
 Browne, M. W., Wharf, foot of Jnmes. 
 
 BRUCE, JOHN A. & CO., seed merchants and nur- 
 serymen, 4(S King, west isee card, p. 218). 
 
 Bruce, Magnus, merchant tailor, 8 James, 
 
 Bruce, Wm., riding master Central School, Catharine 
 near John. 
 
 .Bruce & Murray, Rosedale Nursery, Ferguson 
 Avenue, near Henry. 
 
 Bryan, Thomas, Custom House, Park, near Cannon. 
 
 Brydges, Elisabeth, seamstress, Catharine, near 
 Main. 
 
 Buchan, John, grocer. Hannah, near John. 
 
 BUCHANAN, HARRIS & CO., importers and 
 wholesale dealers in dry gnous, hardware, pig iron 
 and heavy good», cornsr King and Catharina. 
 
 BUCHANAN, ISAAC & CO., wholesale grocers, &o., 
 King. 
 
 Buchanan, John, architect, John, between Main and 
 Catharine. 
 
 Buok, Nicholas, tailor, Cannon, near McNab. 
 
 Baokingharo, Wm., butcher, James Street Market. 
 
 Bull, Hareourt B., coroner, Hughson, opposite Prin- 
 cess Square. 
 
 Bull, Richard, insurance agent, Wentworth Cham- 
 bers, James, corner Lynd. 
 
 BUNTIN, JAMES & Co (Alexander Buntin), paper 
 warehouse, 23 Ring, near Hufthson. 
 
 Burditt, Jo-eph, brush raxker. King, east. 
 
 BurgpMs, John, muxic teacher, HughNon, near Peel. 
 
 BURLINGTON BREWEKY, John Bell & Co., pro- 
 prietors, between Main and Tyburn (see card, 
 P 214). 
 
 Burlington Building Society, D. McKinnon, presid't 
 
 Burlington Cemetry, West York, Burlington Heights. 
 
 Burlington John, shoemaker, York. 
 
 Burlington Nurseries York, near Cemetary. 
 
 Burnet, Rev Robert, Church of Scotland, Herkimer, 
 corner Park. 
 
 Burns, Andrew, porter. Post OflRce. 
 
 Burns, Henry, barber, York. 
 
 Burns, James J , barber, John, near King. 
 
 Burns, John, carpenter, Tyburn, near Catharine. 
 
 Bunidge, John, tavern keeper. Bay. 
 
 Burton, John H., farmer. King, near toll-gate. 
 
 BURTON, SADLEIR & BRUCE, barristers, attor- 
 neys and solicitors. King, between James and 
 Hughson. 
 
 Buscoinhe, R. C, Club House, James. 
 
 Buse, Frederick, machinist, Elgin, near Gore. 
 
 Busheman. Lewis, broom maker, Margaret, cor. Bay. 
 
 Butcher, Rol>ert, builder. Nelson, near Rebecca. 
 
 Cuddy, John, civil engipeer. Main, near McNab. 
 
 Cnhill, James, barrister, cor. King and James. 
 
 Caie, Wm.. bak'ir, Hughson, near Barton. 
 
 Caliler, John, buyer nt Buchanan, Harris & Co's. 
 
 Caldwell, Andrew, cork manufactory, York. 
 
 Calvin, Peter, saloon. King, west. 
 
 CAMERON, ARCHIBALD, manager Commercial 
 Bunk of Canada, cor. James and Main. 
 
 Campbell, Alex., grocer and provision dealer, York. 
 
 Cnmphell, Donald, grocer, Cannon, cor. Park. 
 
 CAMPBELL, E. R , silver plater and gilder, Mer- 
 rick. • 
 
 Campbell, George W., blacksmith. King, oppoilta 
 Cathcart. 
 
 Campbell, John, farmer, M .ry, near East Bay. 
 
 Campbell, John, flour and feed dealer. Main, east. 
 
 Campbell, John, grocer, James. 
 
 Campbell, Ne!l, teller Commercial Bank, cor. Jamea 
 .-^nd Main. 
 
 Campbell, Rev. Thomas, Wesleyan Methodist, Hugh- 
 son, near Lynd. 
 
 Campbell, H. ft R., pottery Garth, near Duke. 
 
 Canada Christian Advocate, publishe<J for the Meth- 
 odist Episcopal Church in Canada, John. 
 
 CANADA LIFE AS.SURANCE COMPANY, A. O. 
 Ramsay, manager, James (see card, insida front 
 cover. 
 
 CANADA WRST FARMERS' MUTUAL AND 
 SrOCK INSURANCE COMPANY, R. P. Street, 
 secretary and t^ea^urer ; H. J. Lawry, president, 
 Commercial Chambers, James. 
 
 Canadian lilmtraltd N*m», II. Brown, publisher, 
 King, east. 
 
 CANADIAN OIL COMPANY, J. M. Williams, praa- 
 ident. King, west (see card). 
 
 Cannon, John, butcher, James Street Market. 
 
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 Cann, Samuel, manufaotarer and dealer in coffee, 
 
 apices, &o., and general commisaion merchant, 
 
 cor. York and James. 
 Capas. F. M., butcher, Kinn William. 
 Carley, John, boat builder, Union, near James. 
 Carmicbael, Henry, shoemaker, Lynd, near Catha- 
 rine. 
 Carmichael, John H., boot and shoemaker. King 
 
 William. 
 Cainell, Rebecca, fancy goods, James near King 
 
 William 
 Carpenter, Elijah, stoves. King, near McNab. 
 Carpenter. Joel, agent hardware, John, near Maria. 
 Carpenter, E. & Co., commission merchants. King, 
 
 west. 
 Carragan, Mrs. Ellen, fancy goods store. King. west. 
 Carroll, Peter, president Hamilton Oil Company, 
 
 Lock Bay. 
 Carroll, Thomas, tavern, James, near Henry. 
 Carruthers, Janet, milliner and straw bonnet maker, 
 
 King, near Bond. 
 Carruthers, John, chief of police, lower Station. 
 Carson, H , boot and shoemaker, York, west, 
 Carter, Misses, millinery, near King. 
 Case, Wm. J. A., phyitician, King, corner W.nlnut. 
 Cassels, Walter 0., manager Oore Bank, corner of 
 
 King and Hughson. 
 Catchpole, George, umbrella and parasol maker, and 
 
 copper-plate printer, Rebpcca. 
 Catchpole, Wm., broom maker, Stinson, corner of 
 
 Hughson. 
 Cattley, Stephen T , commission and forwarding 
 
 agent, Lister's Building. 
 Cawley, Thos., machinist, Walnut, near Catharine. 
 Central School, corner Hunter, Bowery, Bond, and 
 
 Bold 
 Cbappel, Sarah, widow James, butoher, James Street 
 
 Market. 
 Chnppel, Wm., bricklayer, Henry, near Wellington. 
 CUAULTON, B. E., vinegar manufactory, corner 
 
 King and Wellington (oee card, p. 218). 
 Cheetam, Rev. James, Primitive Methodist, John, 
 
 near Gore. 
 Cherrier, Flavien, grocer, Sheaffe, near Bay. 
 CHEKRIEK & BRO.. dealers in groceries, provi- 
 sions, wines, &o., York St., Market Square. 
 Chilman, Isaac, wholesale bread and biscuit bakery. 
 
 King. west. 
 CHINA TEA STORE COMPANY, Sharpe & Secord, 
 
 proprietors, James and Market Square. 
 Chisholm, Eliiabeth, midwife. Concession, near 
 
 MoNab. 
 Chinholm. W. & R., builders, McNab. 
 CHITTINDEN, C. S., dentist, corner King and 
 
 John (see card, p. 226). 
 Chrittitn Advoeatt, Samuel Morrison, editor, Elgin 
 
 Block, John, near King. 
 City Hotel, Thomas Dean, proprietor, James. 
 Clark, D., secretary Hamilton Powder Company, 
 
 office corner Main and James. 
 Clark, Eliiabeth, boaniing, King west, near Bay. 
 Clark, Hutchinson, arohit'Ct, Hughson, near Oore. 
 C'ark, Sarah, school teacher, King, near Wellington. 
 Clark, Thomas, landing waiter, York, near Caroline. 
 Clark, Thomas, provisions, James, near Barton. 
 Clark Sl Gill, meat market, James. 
 Clay, Robert, merchant tailor, York. * 
 
 Clayton, .lohn. second hand clothing, John. 
 Cliutt, Philip, clothing. Market Square, south. 
 Cline, Simeon, bailiff, West Avenue, near East 
 
 Market. 
 Cochran, Josiah, barber. King, near McNab. 
 
 Cockbin, Thomas H., barber shop, John. 
 Cockburn, Thomas, barber. John, near Tyburn. 
 C'llbeck. H., money order clerk, P. O. 
 Colhoun, Mary, grocer. Smart, corner Hughson. 
 Collins, John, lumber yard, York, near Cameron. 
 Collingwood, Thomas, carpenter, Catharine, near 
 
 John. 
 Colopy, Martin, mason. Guise, near Hughson. 
 Colvin, Peter, hotel keeper. King, near McNab. 
 COM.MERCIAL BANK. Arch. Cameron, manager, 
 
 corner Jamea and Main. 
 Connell, Wm , huckster, James Street Market. 
 Connolly, James, provision dealer, Park, near 
 
 Merrick. 
 Connolly, Patrick, mason, Little Market, comer 
 
 Lock. 
 Connor, Andrew, farmer. East Market, near 
 
 Cathcart. 
 Connor, James, dyo house, King, west. 
 Conroy, 8. P., tailor, King William. 
 Conway, P. C, tavern. King William. 
 Conk, Hiram, wharf, foot Burlington 
 Cook, John, butcher, James Street Market. 
 Cook, Mrs., livery stable. Market. 
 Cook, Mrs. Wm., Farmer's Hotel, King. west. 
 Cooper, H. G. & Co., carriage manufacturers. Bond. 
 Cooper, R. C. & Co., grocers, McNab. 
 Cooper, Wm. H., commission agent. Queen, near 
 
 Market. 
 Copelaiid. George, saddler, Mary, near Rebecca. 
 COPP & BROTHER, foundry, machine shop, and 
 
 stove manufacturers, John — (foundry, Wood- 
 stock, C. W). 
 Cor, Ann, milliner. Easi Market, near Cathcart. 
 Corbet t, Margaret, huckster, Rebecca, near King 
 
 William. 
 Corbett, T., grocer and dealer in ounntry produce, 
 
 provisions, &c., James. 
 Corbey, L. R. & Co., government oontractora, 
 
 King, east. 
 Corsaw, Thomas, bill clerk Bank of British NcrtU 
 
 America. 
 CoKgrove, Wm., tavern keeper. Old Market, between 
 
 John and Hughson. 
 Coulter, John, shoemaker. East Market, near Cath- 
 cart. 
 Coulter, Moore, boot and shoemaker. Main, near 
 
 John. 
 Counsell, George S., county clerk. Court House. 
 Courtenay, John, staple and fuucy dry goods. King, 
 
 east. 
 'Cousandier, Edward, cabinet maker, Wellington, 
 
 opposite Gore. 
 Cowan, Samuel, accountant Bank of British North 
 
 America. 
 Cox, John, grocer. King, west. 
 Coxon, George, second hand store. King, east. 
 Coyne, Patrick, mason, Lynd, near Catharine. 
 Cozens, G. H., tailor, Merrick. 
 Crady, J., fancy store. King, west. 
 Craig. Thomas, attorney, Bold, i.ear James. 
 Craigie, Wm., physician, Augusta, corner Hughson. 
 Craigie & Co., dealers in groceries, wines and 
 
 liquors. King, east. 
 Crane, Ambrose, truss manufacturer, James, near 
 
 Post OtBoe 
 Cranfleld Richard, teacher Central School. 
 Crann, John, proprietor of Crann's Hotel, John. 
 Crawford, W. G., cashier Gore Bank, corner King 
 
 and ilueh^'on. 
 Creech, Richard, tavern keeper, Hughson, near 
 
 Main. 
 
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 Cressirelt, Elizii, dr«i>siBak«r, Union, nmr Jam«ii. 
 Crei.8well, Frederick, gentlenimn, Mary, eomer 
 
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 CraMwell, Frederick J., aeeonntant Commercial 
 
 Bunk, corner James and Main. 
 Oreswell, Ralph, cteik Cansd* Lite Assurance Com- 
 pany. 
 CriRD, John, broom maker, Market, near Bay. 
 Crickmore, Charles Gould, barrister, attorney, &c., 
 
 Com Chambers, Jamef<. 
 Crisp, Alexander, clerk, P. O. 
 Crofton, Edward, grocer, John, corner Wilson. 
 Croes, John, dry |^>ods, James. 
 Crowtber, W. T. M., music teacher, Hughson, near 
 
 Peel. 
 Cruthers, Miss, bonnet maker, King, west. 
 Crysler, Silas, grocer, West Avenue, near Bast 
 
 Market. 
 Cummings, James ft Co., importers and wholesale 
 
 dealers in china, glasa, crockery, looking glass 
 
 plate, window glass, &e.. King, east. 
 Curry, Wm , grocer, corner Walnut and Pe»'l. 
 Cuztier, John, hide and wool dealer, York, near 
 
 McNab. 
 DAGLI8H & WALTON, dealers in dry goods and 
 
 clothing, corner Kin(t and John. 
 DAILY AND WEEKLY TIMES. Thos. L. Mcintosh 
 
 ft Co., t-ditors k publishers, Hughson, near King. 
 Dales & FilzGerald, architect and civil engineers, 
 
 contractors to the Royal Engineer Department, 
 
 Jame». 
 Dalsiel, Andrew, lomber yard, York, near Cannon. 
 Dallas, John, physiiciau. Gore, corner Hughson. 
 Dalley, Edwin, druggist, York, near Bay. 
 Dallis, James, farrier, John, near Lyiid. 
 Dallyn, James, bellows maker, James. 
 Dallyn, J. E., hair dres»er and bath rooms. Royal 
 
 Hotel Buildings, James. 
 Daniell, Edward, tailor, John, near Catharine. 
 Dan I ELL, WM., barrister, Jameb, near Merrick. 
 Danieila, Wm , tavern keeper, John, cor. Tyburn. 
 Dftvilson, John, proprietor Rob Roy Hotel, corner 
 
 John and Peel. 
 Davis, Daniel, physioitin. King Wm., comer James. 
 Davis, James, mason, John, corner Henry. 
 Davis, John, fiHhmonger, James Street Market. 
 Davis, John, woollen manufacturer, John, near 
 
 Maria. 
 Davis, John C, operator Montreal Telegraph Co., 
 
 King, we»t 
 DAVIS, JOHN H., denier in wool and grain, rerfd. 
 
 corner Walnut and Main. 
 DAVIS, J. HAKVIi:Y, billiard saloon. Royal Hotel, 
 
 Corner James and Merrick. 
 Davis, Samuel, bailiff, Catharine, near Angnata. 
 Davis, W. A., photographic artist, corner King and 
 
 Hughson. 
 Davis & Sbaler, dealers in fruit, oysters, fish, &c., 
 
 811 Jamfs. 
 Day, John, shoemaker, King, east. 
 Day & McOomb, Gore Marble Worki, York and 
 
 Merrick. 
 Dayfoot, P. W., manufacturer and dealer in boots 
 
 and shoes. King, between Juhn and Hughson. 
 Dean, Thomas, proprietor City Hotel, James. 
 Deans John, iron bedstead manufacturer. Hunter 
 
 near MoKab. 
 Dear, Christian, piano manufaetarer, Caroline, near 
 
 York. 
 Decloss, Joseph S., butcher, James Street Mark*t. 
 Delanty, Miohael, shoemaker, East Market, near 
 
 Caihcart. 
 
 Deggeller, EdwKrd, tiinner, John, near Warren. 
 Dermody, Pairiok. baker, Main, opposite Spring. 
 Desbacker, Samuel, clothing, John, near Main. 
 Dewey, Daniel, ice dealer, King, near fenwery. 
 Dick, Andrew, machinist, McNah, near Simooe. 
 Dioker Wm., shoemaker, King east. 
 Dillon, J. T., teller Hank of Upper Canada, eor. 
 
 James and Vine. 
 Dingle, John, piano-forte maker, York, west. 
 Dingle, Mrs. John, stay ft corset maker, York, west 
 Dingle, Joseph A., butcher, James Street Market. 
 Diugwnll, James W., druggist. King, between JamcB 
 
 and Hughson. 
 Disbeoker, 8., dealer in ready-made clothing, John. 
 Dodgsoii, Hector, whip lash manufacturer, Vine, 
 
 near Bay. 
 Dodman, James, grocer, Caroline, cor. Hnnter. 
 Dodson, James, grocer, Hay, cor. Little Main. 
 Dodson, Joseph, pressman, Spectator oftte, Caroline, 
 
 near Main. 
 Dodsun, Wm , grocer, York. 
 Dodsworth, Maria, milliner, Stinson, near James. 
 Doherty, T A., coffee and spice mill, Catharine. 
 Dolman, Samuel, plasterer, James, near Cannon. 
 Donnelly, James, rope maker. Union near John. 
 Donnelly, R. H., architect and civil engineer, Main. 
 DONNELLY & LAW80N, book and job printers, 
 
 engravers, &c. , King, between James and Hugh- 
 sou (see card). 
 Donson, Charles, piano tnner, Hess, near York. 
 Dorney, Romeo, mason and plasterer, Merrick, near 
 
 Park. 
 Douglas, Rev. George, Weslcyan Methodist, .Main, 
 
 near Walnut. 
 Donglas, H , blacksmith, Wellington, near Rebecca. 
 Dow, James, plasterer, Douglas, near Queen. 
 Dow, Robert, plaster of Paris modeller, Canada, 
 
 near Ray. 
 Dow, Win., mason, King, near Bowery. 
 Doyle, Daniel, waggon maker, King William, bear 
 
 John. 
 Drew, Francis N., piano-forte manufactory, Cannon, 
 
 near James. 
 Drey, S., ft Co, importers and wholesale dealers in 
 
 fancy goods. King, east. 
 Drope, Thomas, lumber merchant, Napier, near Bay. 
 Drysdale, Alexander, upholsterer. Vine, cor MoNab. 
 Dudbridge, Ben.janiin, grocer, Elgin, near Goro. 
 Duff, George, butoher. James Street Market. 
 Duff, James, clerk of wood market. 
 Duff, John, butcher, James Street Market. 
 Duffy, John, farmer, Little Main, corner Lock. 
 Duggan, Thomas, physician, Hughson. 
 Duncan, Tbomai, produce and commiision merch't, 
 
 John. 
 Duokerley, J. Brown, Ray. 
 Dunkerley, Juhn, machinist. Queen, corner York. 
 Dunn. Fi ank, wine and spirit merchant, James, cor- 
 ner York. 
 Dunn, Mrs. J., saloon, Catharine. 
 Dunne, James, barrister, James. 
 Durkee, Samael, marble agent, Hera, near King. 
 Dyett, Geo., manager Dank of Montreal, King, weat. 
 Eager, H. A., clerk, post office. 
 Eoger, J. B., clerk, post office. 
 EA8S0N, A., manofaoturer and wholesale denier itt 
 
 brooms, brushes and wooden ware, King, weit 
 
 (see card, p. '22<l). 
 E'lHter, Samuel, Victoria Hotel, .Tohn. 
 Eastwood, John, ft Co., booksellers and statinnert, 
 
 w.'ll papers, &o.. King, between Jamei and 
 
 llughiun. 
 
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 EccleDtone, W. T.. oonfeotioiMr, baker aod H«wiog 
 
 mauhine agent. King, east. 
 Edgar, Mrs. Aone, fruits, &o., oorner MoNabb and 
 
 Colbourne. ^ 
 
 Edgar, D., builder, York. ^ 
 
 EdgHr, Franciit, cnrpenter, MoNab, comer Colboome. 
 EDGAK & MELVILLE, luoiber mercbanUi and 
 
 nmnufaoturers of hubs, spoke*, felloes, doors, 
 
 sasb, blinds, mouldings, &o., '^rk. 
 Edgcomb, O W., painter. King, «8t. 
 Edmondsoa. B., grocery. Ring, east. 
 Edwards, Cbarles P., aboevaker. King, vesi 
 Eg»n, James, broker and commission agent, King 
 
 Willinm, near James. 
 Egan, Stephen F., sboemaker, Cannon, near Park. 
 Egener, Frederick, proprietor, Florence Hotel, King, 
 
 west. '' 
 
 Elc, Philip, tailor, Catlierine, near Peel. 
 Elder, George, carpenter, east end Wentworth. 
 EUicott, Henry E., tailor John, oorner Lyod. 
 Ellicott, Richard, carpenter, Elgin, neur Henry. 
 Ellis & Qriiburn, wine merchants. King, weft. 
 Erdman, John, tailor, Tyburn, near Cutbarine. 
 Eulcr, Charles, tailor, Catherine, near PueL 
 Evans, U , merchant tailor, James. 
 Evant), K , plasterer, West, near King. 
 Evans, Mrs. (I., grocery, King, east, 
 Evans, John, freight agent. Depot. 
 Evans, Lewis, carpenter, Main, near Walnut. 
 Evans, R S , manuf.icturer mineral fire proof paint, 
 
 Caroline, near Market. 
 Evans, Robert, denier in dry goods and millinery, 
 
 King, between James and Hugbson. 
 Evans, Thos , briolclayer and dealer in meats, James. 
 Evans, Wm , hotel, York, near Heights. 
 Ewen, Robert, merchant tnilor, John, north. 
 Fagiin, James, grocer, Rebecca, oorner Mary. 
 Fairgrieve, Jessie, teacher. Primary school. 
 Fairgrieve, John, commission merchant, McNab, 
 
 near King. 
 F.iirweather, John, carpenter, Main, corner Bond. 
 Faikners's ^hiirf, foot Catharine. 
 Fallis, John, bill po'tter, Catharine, near Peel. 
 Falvey. Mrs. Ann, groobry and notions, Jamea 
 FARMER, W., plumber, gas fitter, bell hanger and 
 
 oil dealer, James, near Henry. 
 Farmers' Hotel, Wm. McBriile, proprietor, 'John. 
 Farrell, Right Rev. John, Roman Catholic Bishop, 
 
 Palace, Shenffe, near Park. 
 Fanlkiier, Joseph, builder, Broadway, near Bny. 
 Faustman, Ernest, oooper and vinegar maker, John. 
 Fayram. Amos, general agent, Canada Life Assur- 
 ance (!)nmpany. 
 Fearmaii, F. W., dealer in flour, feed and provisions, 
 
 MoNub. 
 Fearman, Mrs. Wm., Bohool teacher, Hughson, near 
 
 Gore. 
 Fearnside, Edward C, tailor, East Market, near 
 
 Mary. 
 Fell, W., copperplate engraver and printer, 8 James. 
 Ferguion, Wm , tailor, Kinn William, near Mary. 
 Fergu.ssiin, John W., phyHioian, Gore, near James. 
 Ferrie. John, merchant; office, oorner Main and 
 
 Hughxnn. 
 Ferris, Pete^ police constable, Tyburn, near Cherry. 
 Fields, J. C, dealer in leather, findings, &o., King 
 
 west. 
 Field & Davidson, manufacturers of saddlery bard- 
 ware, saddles, trunks, &o., James. 
 Fielding, Joseph, hatter, &o., King west. 
 Filgiiino. Thtophilus La P , surgeon dentist, comer 
 
 King and James, res. Freeman's Terrace; John. 
 
 Fisher, D. B , wholesale and retail grocer, Jaraea. 
 
 Fitch, D., dealer in furniture, &o.. King east 
 
 Fitimaurioe, Elizabeth, grooer. Walnut, oor. Beilly. 
 
 Eitzinaurioe, P»triok, plasterer, Aurora, cor. Mili>> 
 
 Fiizpatrick, Hugh, livery stable, Main. 
 
 Fitspatrick, Kenny, painter, York. 
 
 Fletcher, Archibald, hotel, Bay, corner Stuart. 
 
 Fletcher, B., boot and shoemaker, York. 
 
 Fletcher, Joseph, toolmaker, York, near Bay. 
 
 Fletcher & Dunn, butchers, John north. 
 
 Flutt, James, mason, Charles, corner Hunter. 
 
 Fl'irenoe Hotel, F. Egener, proprietor, King west. 
 
 Flynn, Mat., tavernkeeper. King, west, near Queen. 
 
 Flynn, Michael, shoemaker, Tyburn, near Walnut. 
 
 Fokes. Geo., hairdresser and wigmaker. King west, 
 between James and McNab. 
 
 F<>ke!>, James, shoemaker, Wellington, near Jane. 
 
 FOLINGSUY, J B., wholesale dealer in leather, and 
 general commission merchant, King (see card, 
 p. 222). 
 
 Forbes, Ales., potash manufaotarer, Barton, comer 
 Wellington. 
 
 FORRES, A. F., general agent Life Association of 
 Scotland, and British American Assurance Com- 
 pany, corner King and James (see card, p. 22G). 
 
 Ford Charles, shoemaker, West Avenue, near East 
 Market. 
 
 Ford, James constable, John, near Wilson. 
 
 Forrest, Jacob, shoemaker, York, near Park. 
 
 Forster, 0. J., & Co., importers and wholesale gro- 
 cers, King, west. 
 
 Foster, Charles, merchant tailor, &o., corner King 
 and Hughson. 
 
 Fl>8TER, JOSEPH, Western Hotel, corner York and 
 Kay 
 
 Foster, Robert, confectioner, Rebecca, near Mary. 
 
 FoHter & Galbrattb, wholesale batters and furriers, 
 King, west. 
 
 Fiiwkes, Thomas, dry goods. King William, near 
 James. 
 
 Fox, G., nurseryman, &o., Dundurn, corner York. 
 
 l^ruely, Nicholas, bricklayer, Bold, near Caroline. 
 
 Fraaer, Alexander, saddler, Tyburn, near Walnut. 
 
 Fraser, Donald, tailor, Little Peel, near Broikdway. 
 
 Kraser. Wm., grooer, John, south. 
 
 FRIiERORN, TH0.MA8, house, sign and ornamental 
 painter, opposite Royal Hotel. 
 
 FRBEMAN, FRANCIS, wholesale and retail baker, 
 &19., James. 
 
 Freeman, Louis B.,ice dealer, Elgin, near Henry. 
 
 Freeman, 8. B., clerk of the peace. 
 
 Freeman & Craigie, barristers, attorneys, &o.. Main. 
 
 FREEMAN & MAHONEY, manufacturers and deal- 
 ers in boots, shoes and rubbers. King, between 
 James and Hughson. 
 
 FRENCH, FRANK, dentist, King, between James 
 and HughHon (see card, p. 226). 
 
 Freshman, Ruv. Charles, .\.M., Wcsleyan Methodisi', 
 Rebecca, near Cathcart. 
 
 Fryer, Wm., watch maker, corner James and Mul- 
 berry . 
 
 Fuller, Wm., shirt and collar manufacturer. King, 
 near Charles. 
 
 Furniss, Wiu C, telegraph operator. 
 
 Furnivall, Thos. Geo., tailor, corner James and 
 Merrick. 
 
 Fury, John, blacksmith. Main, near Catharine. 
 
 Gage, Jane, grocer, John, corner Lynd. 
 
 Gallaaher, Robert, tailor, York. 
 
 GAHKKrr, J. a & Co., produce and commission 
 merchants, old Post Office buildings, Reliccca. 
 
 Gates, F. W., &Co., wholesale dry gouds, King. west. 
 
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 Gattlev, S. F., senernl commiBsion agent, Jamea. 
 
 Gay, jnmos, grocur, Bay. 
 
 GeJdeii, Rev. J.G., Episcopalian, Main, corner Hess. 
 
 General Drock Saloon, King William 
 
 Gerhold, John, baker and confectioner, King east. 
 
 Gb"'* Slim -on H., attorney, Jamett, corner King. 
 
 Gilh ., Mrs. Ann, city publication atore, MuNab. 
 
 Gilkifon, Joseph, Tisitiiig superintendent, Rebecca, 
 
 neivr Cm t heart. 
 GILL, ROBERT, president Great Western Railway 
 
 Company. London, England. 
 Gille.-.t)j, Thomas, billiard saloon, West Market, 
 
 corner I'ark. 
 GILLErfllV, W., wholesale and retail dealer in flour, 
 
 feed, &c., and commission merchant, John. 
 Gillenpie, Hugh, telegraph operator, McNab, corner 
 
 Wilsiin. 
 Gillespin, Jiiraes, telegraph operator. Depot. 
 GILLKvSPY, W.M., edit.r and publisher Daily Spec- 
 tator, corner Main and Hughson. 
 Gilliva, Diivid, manager for James Buntin & Co. 
 union, James, ledger keeper, Bank British North 
 
 America. 
 Given, Wm., telegraph operator, Def>6t. 
 Oliss, Georgi", shoemaker, Jau.es 
 GIaH<>, Jas., buut and shoemaker, Ferguson Avenue. 
 GlasM, .\lr.<«., hoarding bouse, nenr De|<6t. 
 Olasj-co. W. H., hatter and furrier. King east. 
 GOERI.NG'fi HOTEL, J. W. QOKRINO, proprietor, 
 
 Jomi's. City Motel Block. 
 GOERING, J. W., importer and dealer in French 
 
 and German wines, James, City Hotel Block. 
 Goldberg, B , merchant tailor, John. 
 GoIdii>, .Ins., Idler, Bunk of British North America. 
 Goodfflliiw, Mrs. M., milliner, John south. 
 Gorilon, Ali'x., manufacturer and dealer in boots and 
 
 shoes, 2 King west. 
 Gordiin, Diiniel T., machinist. Vine, near Park. 
 Gordon, Very Rev. E., Roman Catholic, Palace, 
 
 Sheiill'ij. near Park. 
 Gordon, Jumes cooper, Fergnson Avenue, cor. Gore. 
 Gord(m, Robert, carpenter, N:ipier, corner Carnlinc. 
 Gordon. Win., cooper. King William, near Hughbon. 
 Gore Bank, corner King and. Hoghson ; Walter G. 
 
 Casself, manager ; W. O Crawford, cn-xhier. 
 Gore, Juhn, tailor. East Market, near Cathcnrt. 
 Gothrie. Jane, dre-s.^miiker, Nei...on, near Rebecca. 
 GouUI, I). U., orrocery and fancy goods, James, neor 
 
 Vine. 
 Orn<ly, John, fancy store, King west. 
 Grjili.ini, Robert, policeman, Wellington, near King. 
 GRAND LODGE A. F, & A. M , T. B. HARRIS, 
 
 grand heoretary, James, corner Main. 
 Granper, Jiilin, rag merchant, William, near Barton. 
 Grunt, .lolin, grocer, T;i burn, corner Cherry. 
 Grant, Wm. W. sail maker, Zealand's wharf, foot of 
 
 McN'ab. 
 Grant, P. & Co., brewers, and dealers in malt, hops, 
 
 &c., office. Main, brewery on McNab. 
 Grnsett, C. D , teller Commercial Bank, corner 
 
 James and Main. 
 Gray, Jamoi B., teacher of mathematics. Park, near 
 
 Mulherry. 
 Gray, .loliii, dyer. Union, near Queen. 
 Gray, Robert, tailor. Union, near Bowery. 
 Grayson. George, spring maker. Bond. 
 GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY, T. W. 
 
 Swinyard, general manager (see card). 
 Green, Alfied J., brush maker, John, north. 
 Green, Elwin, turner, Little James, near Lock. 
 Green, Jo><eph, grocer. East Marknt, near Cathoart. 
 Greene, Richard, bricklayer, James, corner Pictou. 
 
 Greening, Benjamin, wire manufacturer, Peter, 
 
 corner Hess. 
 Gregory, Hardy, lithographer. King, corner Hughsoa 
 Grice, Lee, baker, John, south. 
 Grier, J. H., county registrar, Co-rt House. 
 Gricrson. John, carpenter, Colborne, near McNab. 
 Grossmnnn, A., dealer in music, and musical 
 
 instruments, .lames. 
 GROVER&SCHRADER, manufacturers and dealers 
 in cigars, tobacco. Sic, James (see card, p. 222). 
 Groves, John, shoemaker, We.st Avenue, near 
 
 Robert. * 
 
 Gully, Wm., sboemnker. Bay, near Sbeaffe. 
 Gunn, Richard, butcher, WeHin(tton, near Rebecca. 
 Gunner, Wm., leather and findings. Market Square, 
 
 York. 
 GURNBY, E. & C, manufacturers, wholesale and 
 retail dealers in copper, sheet iron ware, patent 
 arm'<, fire-place grates, &o., King, cast. 
 Gurney, Ware, & Co., Provincial Scale Works, 
 
 James. 
 Haensell. Rev. C. L. F., Epi.^oopalian, Bowery, 
 
 corner Unke. 
 Flaig & Smiley, bookbinders. Spectator Buildings, 
 
 Main. 
 Hale, James, plRsterer, Wellington, corner Peel. 
 Hall, Charles, grocer, York, corner Queen. 
 Hall, John, buiMer, Catharine, near Rebecca. 
 Flalloran, Patrick, grocer, Lynd, near John. 
 Halson, Robert, druggist, York, nenr Park. 
 Hamilton Agricultural Sooiety, J. T. Nottle, secre- 
 tary and treasurer, Hughson, between Main and 
 King. 
 Hamilton Board of Trade, Wentworth Chambers, 
 
 James. 
 HAMILTON BRANCH BIBLE SOCIETY OP 
 
 UPPER CANADA. 
 HAMILTON DAILY SPECTATOR, Wm. Gillespy, 
 
 editor and publisher, corner Main and Hughson. 
 Hamilton, DaviH, & Co., bankers, nnd dealers iu 
 foreign and domestic exchange, coruer James and 
 Merrick. 
 Humilton Gas Light Company, John Young, presi- 
 dent ; Thomas .McEliaith, niaimtter. Mulberry. 
 HAMILTON INDUSTRIAL BUILDING SOCIETY, 
 
 James Steve ii^or president. 
 Hamilton, John, physician, Alaiden Lane. 
 HAM1LT0>), MllR&CO., druiigists, and dealers 
 
 ill paints, oils, &c., corner King and James, 
 Hamilton Oil Company, P. Carroll, president, James. 
 Hamilton Orphan Asylum, Wellington, near Gore. 
 Humilton Powder ('onipauy, D. Clark, secretary, 
 
 corner Jnmesnnd Main. 
 Hamilton, Robert, captain. Bay, near Picton. 
 Hamilton Wnicr Works. 
 Uamillun nnd Gore Mechanics' Institute, Alexander 
 
 Rutherford, superinteudeut, Jarae.t, near P. O. 
 Hammel, Fredeiick, broker. King, corner McNab. 
 Hamoiel, Jacob, clothing, &c., corner King and 
 
 MoNab. 
 Hamniul & Day, clothing, John. 
 Hancock, Wm., mason, York, near Pearl. 
 Haiiley, Daniel, grocer and butcher. King. west. 
 Hanlon, Maurice, mason, Spring, corner Tyburn. - 
 Haniian & Bro , tinware and fioves. King Wm. 
 Harbottle, Thomas, captain steamer I'aaporl, Hugh- 
 son, near Henry. 
 HARDING, HENRY, plumber, gas fitter, and deoler 
 
 in coal oil, James (see cnrcl, p. 22li). 
 Hardy, Charles, pork house and dealer in flour, 
 
 feed, seoils, &c., corner MeNab nnd York. 
 Harkeu, John, second hand store, York, west. 
 
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 Harkins, John, broker, York corner Park. 
 Unrper, Andrew, butcher, Jaraen Street Market. 
 Harris, Geo., general dealer, James Street Mniket. 
 Harris, Joseph, receiring teller, Commercial Dank. 
 Harris, Thomas Bird, grand secretary A. F. & A. M., 
 
 James, corner Main. 
 Harris, W., baker and conTeotioner, Market Sqaare. 
 Harrison, Geo., blacksmith, Siua~t, near Catharine. 
 Harrison, Henry, butcher, Peel, near Walnut. 
 Harrison, Valentine, boarding house, King near 
 
 Lock. 
 Hurt, Mr^ C, grocery, John. 
 HAKVEY, ALEX., wholesale grocer, McNab (see 
 
 card, p. 22ii). 
 HarTey, John, farmer, Rebecca, near Wellington. 
 Harvey. Joseph, saloon keeper, Market Square. 
 HarTey, Mrs Patrick, saloon, Mmket Square. 
 HnrTcy, RoL'l, fancy goods, King Wm., near James. 
 Harvey, Robert, trader, Peel, near Catharine. 
 Hnrvey, Samuel, auctioneer, James, near P. O. 
 HAKVfcY, WILLIAM, importer of wines & liquors, 
 
 and general giucor, Kiug, between John and Ca- 
 tharine. 
 Haskins, Wm.. city engineer and manager of Water 
 
 Works, City H*ll. 
 Hatt, .John Ogilvey, barrist»r, King, near Ray. 
 Havill, Phillip, carpenter, Walnut, between Tybnrn 
 
 and Peel. 
 Hiiyilen, George, painter. Cherry, near Peel. 
 Haywiird, Thomas, dairy, McNab, near Colborne. 
 ILizen. Guoi'g<', merchant tailor and clothier, John, 
 
 north. 
 Hearn, Wm., grocer cor. King and Lock. 
 Hebden, Rev. John, Church of England, Anderson, 
 
 near .McNab. 
 Heeritin, Rev. Ignatius, Roman Catholic, Palace, 
 
 ^heatfe, nenr Park. 
 Heffi'rnan, Patrick, hotel keeper, Kinjj, cast. 
 Heilig, George, mason, William, near Biirion. ' 
 Ueiuan, Samuel, machinist. Bay, near Stuart. 
 Heir, Hugh, harness maker. West Avenue, near 
 
 Heniy. 
 neuder.Hon, Alexander, grocer and mason, Ari'-y. 
 Henderson, Uan., Station Hotel, Stuart, ncnr Depot. 
 Henderson, James, carpenter, McNab, near Cannon. 
 Henderson, Joseph, receiving teller. Gore Bank, cor. 
 
 King and Hugh^on. 
 Henderson, Rev. Joseph, Presbyterian, Hess, near 
 
 York. 
 Henderson, W. H., assistant secretary Great Western 
 
 Railway. 
 HENDRlt: & CO., railway and cartnge agents, 
 
 King, cor. McNab (see card, p. 220). 
 Henry, James, watclimnler aiH jeweller, York. 
 Henry, Pat'k, carpenter, West Avenue, near Henry 
 Henry, T B., grocer. King, west. 
 Henwnod, Edwin, physician, McNab. 
 Herman, Wm , accountant, notary and agent for 
 
 European line of steamers. King, West. 
 Hervey, S-iniuel, general store, ^icNab. 
 Hewitt, Edward, confectioner, King William, near 
 
 Miiry 
 Hilibiird, Ann, boarding-houac, Hughson, near Wil- 
 son 
 HIGBY, WOODRnPF & Co., Canada felt hat com- 
 pany, font of Wellington, store on James, opposite 
 
 Mechanics' Hall. 
 Hill, Jasper, butcher, James Street Market. 
 Hill. .Mrrk, biiker and dealer in flour and feed, 
 
 McNah, near King. 
 Hill. 'Ihomas, cabinet maker, King William, near 
 
 James. 
 
 Hill, Thomas S., watchmaker and jeweller, John, 
 
 south. 
 Hills, Albert H., architect, Charles, near Maiden 
 
 Lane. 
 Hills, E.»ther, teacher Central School. 
 Hills, sabella, teacher, Hughson, near Henry. 
 HILTON, BROTHERS, importers and wholesale 
 
 dealers in hardware. King, east, 
 (lines, Henry H., butcher, jumes Street market. 
 Uogan, J. H«, merchant tailor and clothier, near 
 
 corner John and King. 
 Holbronk, Robert, tax collector, John, near King 
 Ilolden & Pupps, barristers, James, opposite the 
 
 Fountain. 
 Hnllcran, P., grocer, Lynd, near Catharine. 
 Ilollis. Francis, plasterer, Hannah, near Walnut, 
 liolt, George, Black Horse Inn, York. 
 Holl, John, grocer, Ray, near York. 
 Holt it Gray, brewers, Dnndns. 
 HOLTON, WARKEN, Hamilton nurseryman and 
 
 florist. King, corner Wellington fseecird, p. 222). 
 Iloodless, Joseph, cabinet maker, John. 
 Hoodiess, Robert, chair maker, Catharine, near 
 
 Henry. 
 Hooker, Abe baker, King William. 
 Hooker, George, pn.stry cook, York, west. 
 Hooper, Robt., saloon, MoNab, near Miithery. 
 Hooper. 8 , baker and confectioner, MoNib, corner 
 
 Mulberry, 
 llopkin & Aoland, m^xnufacturcrs, wholc.sale and 
 
 retail dealers in boots and shoes, James. 
 Iloulgrave, J., real estate agent. Royal Hotel block. 
 Hoiilt, George, Black Horse Hotel, York, near 
 
 MoNab. 
 llowar.l, C , clerk. Post Office. 
 Howard, Wm. H., tailor, John, north. 
 Howie, Wm., variety store, corner Bay and Cannon. 
 Ilowland, U. photograp!\er. King cast. 
 HowlaiiU, .Mrs. U., manufacturer of hair jewellery, 
 
 King, east. 
 Howlanii, Jane T , artist in bnir, John, near King. 
 Hoxar, Henry G., professor of languages, Bay, ne.ir 
 
 Ontion. 
 Hoy, Harrison, butcher, John. 
 Hughes, James, shoemaker, Main, ncarJ ohn. 
 Hughson, John, grocer, James. 
 Hull. George, tailor, York, near Bay. 
 Hume, Mrs. A., grocery, King Willinm. 
 Hume, James, veterinary surgeon. Main, near Garth. 
 HUME. JOH.N G, Victoria Grist Mills, King east. 
 Hunt, Charles & Co., butchers. Jam' . S". t .Vlarket. 
 Hunt, John, ropemaker, Catharine, ..,-,. rtuart. 
 Hunt, Wm., butcher, James Street Market. 
 Hunter, J., baker, James. 
 
 Hurd, G. H., machine sewing, King, near Nelson. 
 Hurd, John, bailiff. Peel, near Cnthiirine. 
 HURD& ROBERTS, marble yard, York, near Bay 
 
 (-iee card, p. 220). 
 Hum, Mr., grocer. King, west. 
 Hurrell, Jasper, music teacher, Catharine, near John 
 Hutchinson, Wm., ledger keeper Gore Bank, corner 
 
 King and Hughnon. 
 HutcliLson & Duke, hatters and furriers, .Tnmes. 
 Hutton, Cbarlci, Crovrn Inn, York, near McNab. 
 luglis, Rev. David, Presbyterian, James, opposite 
 
 .\ugusta. 
 Inman, J. W.. dealer in dry goods, King, between 
 
 James and Hughson. 
 INKSON, WM , manufacturer and dealer in saddles, 
 
 liiirni's-', trunks. &c , James (see card, p. 228). 
 INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, Wm. Richardson, pro- 
 
 prietor, Kiug, east. 
 
 G. W. FOLTS, AGENT SINGER'S GENUINE SEWING MACHINE, 31, KING EAST, TORONTO. 
 
Lister's Buildings, James ft King WiUiam Sts., HAMILTON. 
 
 reller, John, 
 lesr Maiden 
 
 Henry, 
 d wholesale 
 
 t market, 
 othier, near 
 
 aenr King 
 opposite the 
 
 irino. 
 
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 !ird, p. 222). 
 
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 ibarine, near 
 
 est. 
 
 Iiilhery. 
 cNib, corner 
 
 vlinlcsale and 
 mes. 
 
 I Hotel block. 
 York, near 
 
 r and Cannon. 
 
 air jewellery, 
 
 near King. 
 ;es, Bay, neAT 
 
 rJ ohn. 
 
 n. 
 
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 ne, near John 
 Bank, corner 
 
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 ing, between 
 
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 d, p. 228). 
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 "ROYAL" INSURANCE OOMPAITT. ; . 
 
 ->-• ->Xv-<- ~- ■ _ ■> ■'.'■'. 
 
 r i5 indi.spcnsably necessary that every Company which uhdertakcf to replace the , 
 Loss uccasioneil by FIKK, jr to jlruvidu by a specitic Bum, or by an Anhuitr, tlie ,mcaitB 
 of suba&tence to tlio Widow und the Orphan, sliould be ablo to show its^tXndOUbted 
 Ability to perform theso eni^ogoments. As uiiipk- evidence of the Standing OBd I'oiUlion q/ 
 the " BOYAL' Insviranco Company, it may be stated that its 
 
 SUBSCKIBEB CAPITAi IS TWO MHIIQlfg «TERE™.' . i 
 
 The Capital ACTUALLY PAID UP axd ACCUMULATES amounts to viyfj^vDa cs 
 
 EIGHT HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS V 
 
 It c: 'inot be too sti-ongly urged on the attention of the Assurer that SECURITY i» iijjt 
 First Desideratum in all Insuranco Transactions, and that his nbjcct is not ntt'ained 
 unless the event i)r,e(intin"ei)ey attaiiist whieli lie wisiies to ^uard is provided for, — fro;a tllO 
 moment he has paid hij Premium, — uinliir all possible circijiiiiti'nrci.l 
 
 Jtis therefore miuiifL'Kt that the Capital of an Insurance CompxHy tthuufd b« wflieiontly' 
 large to meet ull possible iiemaiids, and^liat its amount should be dlnmctly statvdj inkirdvr.that 
 its entire sulCeicucy to nietsitoU claims tmty plaifilJ^app«Ai^'. ■ >-'-' --^ ' t ti";' 
 
 REPORT by the AUDITORS to the Aiiunal Mpeting in Augnst, 1861 
 
 " We bave, in reply to the insunons of your Manager, inspected erery Document ean- 
 " n«cted with the Company. We have again passed under examination EVEBY VOUCHEB, 
 " EVERT DEED, and EVEB7 SECURITY. It is a matter of no Ught moment to go through 
 " all these in the case of a Propnty representing something like J685O,000^ and we f^nnd 
 
 " everything in the most perfect order, and entirely correcy r 
 
 (. II 
 
 Ml 
 
 'I 
 
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 I 
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 EXTRACTS FROM REPORT FOR YEAR I860. 
 
 TB£ OEHESAL PKOORESS OF THS COMPAmf will be found to equal, if not to surpass, anj 
 expectation which could have been fonned of it 
 
 FIRE FREHrUIIS for 18fi<) equal Total Firo Preraiuma for the Seven Tcort— 1840 to 1853. 
 
 LIFE FKEimiHS for INtk) GXCEKI) the Kntirn Life Premiums for tl^e Eight Years ending 1852. 
 
 PURCHASE OF AKimiTIES in ItWO LAllGiJLV £XC££L)t3 the similai- receipts for Uie flrsi; 
 TEN YEAJaS— 1815 to lb54. 
 
 
 FIRE. -4oK,6<i ^.:; :.;^-;j;;; 
 
 INCEEASE of FIRE INSURANCE DUTY in the Year 1880 over 1839. 
 
 Ai iboihi W a Ritaiii naU to PatUkmnit, aad oMered by tlu Rinue of vomaons ' 
 
 to U printed, Tth Jona, 18(1. '_ : 
 
 The following Table exhibits the Inri-ea.«o of Duty paid to Govamment by the diiferent losnr- 
 •nee OfBces, end proves, on the authoriti/ qf Public DotuwuHt; tliat tUu BLoyal Insnrance Qote' 
 pony is iixreoBiug its Fire Easiness for more rapidly than o^y oilioi liisurabce OfflcaAU Great^ 
 Britain. " ■ ] ^ ^ 
 
 I KOTAL £8939 
 
 5 Phoenix 4213 
 
 3 Imperial 3290 
 
 4 Sun „ 3147 
 
 SQuoen 26«7 
 
 6 Scottish Provincial 2470 
 
 7 North British 2115 
 
 H Midland Counties 2313 
 
 9 Law 201» 
 
 li> Scottish Union IMO 
 
 11 County -. W38 
 
 12 Liverpool and London... 1502 
 
 13 Manchester J|3»| 
 
 14 General .'. .. i3«i 
 
 15 Leeds and Yorkshire 1316 
 
 16 Globe 1170 
 
 17 Alliance , „ H68 
 
 18 WcstofEngland £1143 
 
 19 Guardian 1137 
 
 :0 Uuion 1072 
 
 21 Lancashire ,..' Bu!) 
 
 23 Caledonian..... 83U 
 
 23 State 806 
 
 24 Unity , 787 
 
 25 Provincial. 7o7 
 
 2r> Norwich Union 747 
 
 27 Yorkshire 731 
 
 28 Law Union .-....;. 841 
 
 2l». LondoA ,- ei8 
 
 30 Westminster. ...:.'..'.*'...:."'ei6 
 
 31 Nortliam <01 
 
 32 Koyal Kxchan^ 687 
 
 33 Birmingham 174 
 
 34 Alias 508 
 
 »5 National of Ireland..; ASO '• 
 
 30 Church of England ,. 40A 
 
 V National of Scotland 333 
 
 3S Patriotic ;.; 324 
 
 31) United Klilgdbmv.;. 217 
 
 40 Sheffield 206 
 
 41 DUtrict 171 
 
 43 Royal Farmers' .103 
 
 43 Essex and Sufiblk „ 180. 
 
 44 Emjwror :. 133 
 
 Vi HaswandSuisex,^. via 
 
 40 Nouingham and 
 
 Derby.. 
 
 lis 
 
 47 Norwich Equitable «. 48 
 
 48 Shropshire and North 
 
 Wales ;. 30 
 
 4»Kent ;, 30 
 
 The Above staiicmeiit exhibits ^lore clearly nhd on more fipncl^sive au^^rity than 
 
 any other that could be produced the high estimation in whiclx t&e " Boyal" 
 is held by the Public. 
 
 The Increase of the "ROYAL'' is mord than double that of any: 
 other Company, and more than SOper cent, of the Entire Increase ' 
 
 . of all the London Offices combined. Hie Increase of the" *'ltOyal'* ir alsa ' ' 
 
 more than 30 per cent, of the Entire Increase of t'le other 28 Gonqtry 
 Offices coiid>ined. '• . . '', ^•.- 
 
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 in. t«. iuLiio, Aul!i»i iSiiMuiSiti Si uii..'>iL'liMi:i sti^i^u niACulNs, ill, mnu KASi', lUUUiS'i'O. 
 
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 146 to 1853. 
 
 lOTS ondinK 1852. 
 
 eipts for tno &ni 
 
 over 1859. 
 
 9. 
 
 different Ininr- 
 .jucance Ooto' 
 
 Offloain Graif 
 
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 Bland..; Bfir '■' 
 
 agland.. 406 
 
 Scotlaai 833 
 
 824 
 
 )m-...-. 217 
 
 206 
 171 
 
 bre' .193 
 
 IbUt :i. lOft 
 
 132 
 
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 and 
 
 .u 118, 
 
 dtable »< 48 
 
 land North 
 
 .;. 80 
 .:, 80 
 
 than 
 
 ie* Royal" 
 
 that of i»y 
 [e Increaso 
 lyal'* ir alaa ' ', 
 |er28C6uutry 
 
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 x'l '''>'T?;'<!«!?c5? 
 
 GREAT FIRE IN LONDON, ?2nd June, 1861. 
 
 Within threo di)s of tlio annDUneoinent of tin- firu to this C)lUrv, iiiciisiiros worn tiihsn th,it 
 the London ■Brfincti should ho in poHSfssidn of anipl,: fimJs to nieit cviTy loaa. lltfore thti 
 expiration of a week from the iliite of the Are, inmudi.it.- puvnient k.ih ordered to inch of Ui« 
 claiinantH an were enabled to Rive a sitateim'nt of tlicir n spec' live flaims. 
 
 No new I'lre IiiRunuico Coinimny hprcaft<>r to f* ontaliliftlied will i.ioct cvrn with pnrtiul cnconr- 
 BBCiiient if it have not a full HUlllcicncy, not of Hulwcrilwd, but of I'luil-iip ('«p,U!! No iinKlcnt 
 Cuiutaliat will ctnbaric in Kueh a new ctiUTiiriiie, iimi yet i:,-ti.iro tlie pognibility tluit, until nu iiiiipio 
 i'c'rtcrvo Funil ih collected which rp<iuircii Kcvcral yeur^ to acoompli:.h. his iiivcstrnriit, and it nmy 
 bo a larffo portion of hia gubgcriptiou, might ut, any nioiiii'iit lie required to meet some nnrx]irctcd 
 loM nf an equal or even greater ma»fn'tudo than the recent one. The amount to ihn L'rtdil of tho 
 Rogcrvc and rroflt and fiona .\uoouut« of tiiin Company would lio dufflcictit to pay its Loss buntained 
 by this hitherto uuexainpled calamity, were a thncc lUu amount it proves to be. 
 
 ^,9'^^ ^^J "life. -^>^f|o S- ■■•■■■•' "••' 
 
 The Bapid Progress nnd position of this rirnnch will ha best shewn hy the following 
 Statement of tlio new Life Business efl'ected for the 
 
 i. 
 
 Tmr. No, PoIlclM. 8aiu Aarand. 
 
 1847 105 £64,yb3 
 
 7849 183 88,931 
 
 1851 277 115,480 
 
 1863 453 178,923 
 
 N«w rreuilunu. 
 
 £1,767 1 9 
 2,72614 1 
 3,378 18 5 
 5,099 19 10 
 
 Year. No. T'lllctot. Sum Awnired. Nrw PrtTi.inm*. 
 
 1855 498 £206,514 £5,909 18 
 1857 756 329,380 10,270 8 
 1859 1015 434,470 13,086 « 
 \Vhilst fo- 1860 tlio tiioimt received ffi 
 
 Annual Premiuni' for an Iiir.^ • uno-;? ot ilV^iO 
 
 FOR THE WHOLE TESM OF Ltt^r- -\y;TH PRyPVa 
 
 rr.ni,, I. .. ,; .:a, ; Hr(«iiv,i , i| .», 
 
 Agfc 
 
 Pmnium. 
 
 28 
 
 Fmtntum, 
 t C d. 
 2 4 2 
 2 6 3 
 2 6 4 
 2 7 8 
 2 8 7 
 2 l> U 
 211 
 2 12 3 
 2 13 6 
 
 l.__Ajn», 1 
 
 a* 
 
 Si 
 
 Ywn. 
 
 16 
 
 C •. d. 
 1 16 
 1 16 10 
 1 17 8 
 1 18 6 
 
 1 19 4 
 
 2 3 
 2 12 
 
 2 2 2 
 
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 17 
 
 86 
 
 18 
 
 87 
 
 88 
 
 89 
 
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 88 
 
 39 
 
 19 
 
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 30 
 
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 81 
 
 38 
 
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 88 
 
 41 
 
 84 
 
 48. 
 
 3 5 
 
 81 
 
 90.. 
 
 
 PAYABLE AT 
 
 60, OR 
 
 AT DEf..TH- — iW 
 
 ' J .HO JT 
 
 ]" As«.'"" 
 
 P«Of-,Trii. 
 
 "T«mviiin. " A.v^, 
 
 *•"• — ~]1 44' 
 
 4 P J 'i 48 
 
 h Vi •>■ : 40 
 
 4 17 £ , ir 
 
 r. 3 > ' -8 
 
 8 9.", »9 
 
 6 11 2 1 80 
 
 
 Af. 
 
 Pmniuixi. 
 
 •Ar- 
 
 PmulaiD, 1 Age 1 I Tcmlum. 
 
 ^.Yo'.iiom. 
 - 4 
 '* Xi 9 
 
 90 .... 
 
 3 4 4 
 8 8 9 
 8 7 3 
 
 a 8 10 
 
 8 10 7 
 2 12 4 
 
 se 
 
 3 14 3 
 
 2 16 2 
 
 3 18 3 
 3 4 
 3 3 8 
 3 8 1 
 
 88 3 7 8 
 
 33 3 10 6 
 
 84 3 !■? 5 
 
 35 1 ,1 ifl ,>< 
 
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 87 
 
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 The following statement will roatic '•^tsr ;iu Tnorea«ing Y.Uue which will attach to the 
 Life Policies of the Com .o.v wu- i ?•? »j:Uten.'« frr some Years: 
 
 PoUcyi— Dated Snd September, 1846— S'.mJtiuireit .. ., £2,000 O i 
 
 Amount of Policy, with Bonnses, at the piMzni, i\\ciuen., «!«'. scl, '<s;t <o futore additions 
 
 at Bubseqaent valnatious 2,300 O i 
 
 Amount that would be given for itf LTnT.;?-^ifti gnrrerfler AS7 14 i 
 
 Or, A Policy would be issued in Ucr, nth v^} Jiei»>°mii:t olanj iVirther Premiums, for 1,172 B < 
 
 This Total Premioma already'paii'' tvmg oul:,- QIO O < 
 
 The Directors invite p*t,^r.'ion to a tt<tv of the Advantages the ''Royal" offers 
 to irs .Life Insurers ;— 
 
 I.— The Gnarante;.' of an Ample Capital, and 
 Xzemptim of the . ^ su 'id from Liability of Fartnsr- 
 ihk>, 
 
 n.- ^.'Ddl?rEt'- ^>emium8. 
 ni.- vHmali 'Jiiarge for Management 
 17.— Prampt Betwmant of Olums. 
 
 
 New Premiums reached £15,079 IVs. lOd. 
 
 The nOYAL INSURANCE CO>'l"ANY publi; hod l...to in tho 'lat » j *ii account nf tho it.vesU- 
 gtttion into tho ABsets and Liabil.fie;. of its Life Dep.!.' Iment, i!'r;.ir a i ns! f .ui.aiid m a* pl.in and 
 intelligible a manner as tho abstmseness of ..le suh''.!jr. rrteuttvu, t0';'.'ti.'. ri.h the cnti .'u Btntemcnta 
 and valuations neccsRary for tha, i^ .irpose 
 
 From the extensive Noticeii of this T'j;t, 'Uet ttl i*:; «&:■;) rri.anj-nR Diairrams, which hare 
 appeared in tho Periodicals of the day, :'- i, i , larf.r.J" ;itfaciod Jii) attfintion of v;i8t numbers of 
 persons in all parts of tho United Kingdom, Ui ncU i.< In ,^',h<:i partu of tlio W ^ d. A mont, rutis- 
 f^tory and conclusive evidence that such't the raio, ii aSotJ-!(! by iha fact tlir.! i: • Sum Assured 
 on Now PoUcios in the six months to 3rd June ni' t.',i>;-:;^j !d61 '.' 'ictually "0 po, C(",t. in exccf < of 
 tho Sum Assured in the corrcspondirig monCi' • f (.r.e y<(ir JtP ; j.'.Ihough '.ho ijllf:; unoant 'u iUolf 
 exceeded the Sum Assured in ai y like prctioni' period of ti'.;! 
 
 I,A2GE BONUS: dtdarsd lliflft !. laCP. Kii! V teat. '? !>■• ^^ 
 
 THE GREATEST BONUS m.i\ dmi'mmn m^Mfs m tm i^ompakv. 
 
 
 :6 
 
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 v.— Largo Participation of JProflts by the As- 
 sured auiounting to TWO-THIEDS of their nett 
 amount, tvery Hvo Years, to Policies then two 
 entire yean in existence. 
 VL— fiayscf Orace Allowed, with the most liberal 
 interpretation. 
 
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 mon wmm of iffoTtdliiff itAiidlljr from yeiir to yau » i 
 flit id, ftnd 0B« of men iAft(Bitad« thnt we «» not uttm* 
 uhed t) hrnr thnt, hitd the iom bMii thrio* lu gniA m U 
 wai, th« CotnpMii; cimid b*ve nut It without trenchlug an rk 
 fftithiiut of tb«lr rftpitaL lu ft biniUMB whan weurltjr b 
 tna nni uid gnud dMid«r»tuiu, this iloflo fact U wurih ft 
 volume of oommcntftrjr.— Atuvar 10, 18iU. 
 
 Calcutta PluBiUK*— The Koyal lutiunnoe Com- 
 puiy u DM of tfeo io«n4Mt and moft mou* meiuM of 
 •Aotlnf Ufo Awannee In the wurtd.— UnomwtR 4, 1800. 
 
 UaACtttta Mngiiihinaa>— The Royal Ineiiranoe 
 Compftay h«a been nottoed hy the leftdinc u^udon Jonnukta 
 in T«w DftTttunU* liTMi 
 
 laouta l*MkU—We are of opinion that the me* 
 
 tbode ad<iiited bj th«) Royftl InnirKitoe h»y» be«n derlaed 
 upon aomnd prtedpUi, ftml the naoMt of the OomiMiy. 
 fti fttte^twd by the tacroftio of bwunrit, tbf diminution 01 
 expeuiM, Mid tUa ftillliiff Oit)>t)Li>rct«(l, erci'tdlii); to onU- 
 
 I tmry ftotiurtiU coin|tuftAtltimj tn uia i>er f«nt*Rc of cIaIiuh, 
 limy l>e M-cuunted Air by the cluee ft<nit.>r«ntw tt> tltmw phiirl- 
 
 I )>Iee niftuireet in the pr o o— diufe of the Boelety.— DuuLMSKk 
 H, ISOO. 
 
 I i'aimoath Foiti Jamaica.— The Company U 
 
 ' in ft thriving oondition.— AniL 13, IMl. 
 
 I Montreal Oaaette.— Tlko Hoyal Insnrnnce 
 
 j Cumpftiiy is nn lii^tAnr^ of nlinmi nn]tArK)Iti]efl. luid, we he- 
 I ItAVtf, of moet deaenrod lacceu. IaaI yoAv it Imt heRTily 
 
 I 111 Sti.itli Aiii«rtca; tlili) ynKi Htlll mure tieftvlly (to the «%• 
 ' ttMit of £7(>.<ioo to £7S.tH)(> KtMrltnu) in lioudon. Ity pnnli'ni 
 nlilltl^{ltl^l*l)t. It hnd iwcuiiiiiliit*^ fund* to meet thrae heavy 
 : lo^iei. Mill) hiM met tlioiii with the ■fort MTOAptltmde. 
 I Thii i« the trn* Uit Of a Cvmmaft rtaWUtr.-Aiuuar 
 ' aa, 1861. 
 
 Montreal Herald.— The prudent and cauUoni 
 I Wftnngeiueut of the IHrvctore hae eofthled them, ftller paying 
 I K hftnoeoiiie dividend, to lnrreftK« the Reeerve Kttnd to w^ 
 1 wftrd.of£ft)0,OOa.-Ai;oi'«rSl. 1881. 
 
 Hamilton Dally Herald.— The Royal Ineur- 
 ance Cuupftny htti dleUnce*!, lu the luoreaee of lie baelneea 
 I ftiT the iMut year, Ul etiMr OoapaalM In the rnltotl King- 
 1 doui. Advleee received by Mr. iWUhouM, Maniiffer of the 
 ' llftuiiltvn Branch, ibited July 4th. eUte that the "Royal" 
 I hnd nlreedy eeaBoaood to pay loMae lueurrod h* iho 
 : Oreftt Fire In London, and thftt the Metropolitan Board wae 
 prepared, within ^>ur dayi of the eatattmphe, to ertile everr 
 
 Tii^ufAiice ikiuipuiy can long niftlntftia Iti ground without !' dftlnt the moment the «i>tount wae fteeerUlued. '^^ 
 
 'S 
 
 hkTiKga large |Hwttive rapitiil ftTftUable aaj moment fur 
 cxtrwirillnary coiitlitKvnclee; and iht» njtln'.on li ounilntied 
 I'y thr m&ny CftUnrM that have taken p acu of pul lid ooni- 
 iHtrlee oiinitltuted nn the uueouud naelaur a nuuiiual eapl* 
 Ul Ai-udftO. imi. 
 
 Manchaeter Bxaminer and Timet* — In three 
 days after the comiiinntvnieni of the Are, meaeuree were 
 t\kon til Kupply the Ij>ndon br?in-h with ample fund* to 
 meet alt ealU that miKht be uuMle upuu tbetn.— Auauer 17» 
 iHrtl. 
 
 Waterfcrd Mail.-An aopumMlntrd ftmd of 
 
 4800,000, and an annuAl revenue of £iOO,000 are feature* 
 Hiii>.'li mitrht (stmniarnl (vtntittemti in M\y tiieiiranoe ('nn> 
 ihuiy that uituhl iMtaet them ; but they are not the 1<«at fVa- 
 turee In the oharaLiar of Uie R«iyal ]ni(j*auoe OOlee.— Aru. 
 11 IMl. 
 
 Thacker*! Overland Newt.— Hnre wo hnve 
 the Mh:ret of tlif power and reoonrcai by whleh. In thi> 
 caee of tlili Coninany. it witi fnable'l to liquidate at once Iti 
 ht>H\Y t|U<tt4i of cT5,000. ThiK wc^ri't U Himply the comprt- 
 heneiVi prudvnixi that in year* of priMiieHty wm not 
 t'li.ptoil to eniMiimffu a niu'<hroout frtiwih tif hualnoM by 
 Uklt divlileuUi and apeettlfttire itdiaiea, but held t<> the ooui' 
 
 pniiiiptuud* rKiinot fiUl Ui li« ft 
 
 •I of 
 
 BRAHOH OFHOIS HT XHOtAHD .-KAMOIUSTKa, BIBKIHOHAK, B&XITOL, IMMDU. 
 BOOTLAMS :-EDINB1TS0H, OLABOOW. OXLAXO i-STIBUir. 
 
 kSEBZX :X1MIUJ, 
 
 ^'^A666^>666666i:^j< 
 
 sa^pgpga6»3;ggg^ ^ 
 
 THE ROYAL INSURANCE OOMPANY, 
 
 lOBTB JOHB STSEET, LITSKPOOL, and SO. LOMBASO STBEET, LOXDOH, E.a 
 
 — — >"• ♦S^-H-'^ 
 
 THE EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS OF THE COMPANY 
 
 AND Tm 
 
 PERFECT SECUBITT its GEEIT KESOUBCES afford to INSniLEBS, 
 
 Have baen oommentcd upon bymoit of the leading NeTspapera both in Great Britain and abroad. 
 
 The following are Abstraeti of a ftw of theie Motieaa. 
 
 THE TIMES MONEY ARTICLE 
 
 At the Annual Meetins.pf tbeReyBl TnHarfinef Qom^any to>d]V.tbe Report for 1860 stated 
 that Premiums in the Fire ])«pAitin«nt-RnM>unte<l4o ^S^A^.Q??, ahuwiiiR an Inoreaae of 
 iE34,e63 over the preceding year, and of £66,829 over tlie Premiums for 18.')H, being an 
 Increase of 34 per Cent, in Two Years. The transai-tions of the year in the Kire 
 lirnnch Rive a Profit of £41,067. In the Life Department tlie Premiums for the year on 
 Kew Policies amounted to £15,070, being an Increase of £1,993 over the former year. — 
 Augusts, IHOl. 
 DAIXiT NEW8. — Thene Tables prove the ex- 
 
 rertinm at the S.>]rikl tn have bMn IlIOnLY SATISrAC- 
 TUKY -Dbltmbu H, imi. 
 
 UIEDS MBRCURY Tt will he seen linnr 
 
 ▼try Bach lUS the inorUllt; of the K<>7al h-u Iwm tliw 
 the luurtolltr for which the Utltco wu pntiMkred. — SKrruiB*.B { 
 8, 1X60. 
 
 AtUuk — Of the Reserved Fimd the Manatrer 
 liM every iWMon to )i« prnnil, M It eiiAblee hlin tu make the 
 fulr tNMist that 111 throe tiajre after tlie uverwhe uiiiig catae. 
 trophe aaverted t<i (the Great Fire In l^nilonl, the Htiiral 
 WHa lu a iHMttloii t^ par, and Ulil \>i\y, \tn cIkIium on ]ireeell- I 
 tatlon, tliu* Tiiiitiratlng ite aell-eariiei) c'laracter fur iiminp- I 
 titiiilfl and libel tltly in loee Mttlonient. The value to the 
 general and coniiiier'ial cfliniiiniiity uf ani'h boronrabU 
 and itmely pronptltQ4fl an the Kov.il ln«unine«t;<Mii|>anr 
 (Itiiilaye u> ui. euinot be too atruiigiy lliniitetl on.— Al:uirifT 
 10, IWl. 
 
 Bristol Mercury and W. Counties AdTsr- 
 
 tlier. — The Increjwe in the new tliitv of the ('•iiii)iany liut 
 year waa mora than donbla that of any ottiar Plie oitiLti in 
 the Kiiit;dotn, and e<|itiill«il one-thlnl tl>e iMcrtmao of all the 
 London Oficea imt together.— Atui at lu, iwei. 
 
 BdinbnrRb Evening News,— The Rnvnl In- 
 •nrance Oonit^iiy liiu in wniie eiMtitlal reeiieete dUianoad 
 all conpatitort.— At otiT in, mil. 
 
 GI ttRow Bsimintr. - 1 1" further piTxif is nfeded 
 of tlie exlraordinary reioareei of ii,is iv>inpauy, we mav 
 elate that Ita IamuIoii lirmeli waji prt.vldeil with Rottlclunt 
 fnndl to meet every claim canaeil by the Inle lerrihV> fire lu 
 lyinilon, withont ealling on the HlnirelioMun, or tnoichlud 
 on Iti paid-up eaiiitiU.--An)''tr tO. IHtll. 
 
 Hali'.Bs Quardian. — The rcpurt fnr the year 
 ]R>>0 waa of a moat fratifying n.^tnre, and moat aatlaiWtory 
 to the ihareholden.— Al'iiuar 10, IWl. 
 
 Uverpool MaiL— The I/ireftiirs arc fully juatl- 
 fled In aiitiolpAtlmi the time when the t^omiiany wl.l be 
 placed, with rcepet't 1.> t)ie amount of Ita new hiutneia, at 
 the head of all the Lifo Aeenrauee inatitiitlona in ttila iiiou. 
 try. Nor haa the progreaa of tlte lire Brauch l>u«n at all lea 
 remarkable -Aliutarr i, ISdI. 
 
 laondou Oommereial Record.— Tlie judicious 
 exiianilon of the Reaerve Fund haa iieen attciidetl with tlie 
 liappleat reaulta. It haa ever lieen our opinion that no Fire 
 
 'X 
 
 — ■« f**' 
 tlie freat advantaaee tu ha derived ftam dealtuf witli a boiq> 
 pany, whuaa aapU ■••■• aad hia*- imiltka anabla than, 
 wlthoi.t even Uia allihtaat temvurary IneonTaulanee, to 
 I ir>n>le with a ealamlty alinoat unimeedenlad : In flia pre- 
 iaiit eaae niyineul will lia inade, VMkoat a ■«■«■*'■ d^ 
 lar, uf eUlina, the ua(nltuila of whiati would Iw BUlAalant la 
 ambarraai weakar luUtitloil, and. In eoma InaUnoea, to . 
 aittniulah Uien altufalhar — Julv til. IBtl. 
 
 MwBllton Tioiae.— The advantaffet nflbred bjr 
 thia iraat aimpany cannot fall to ha aniraetatad by all who 
 lake the troabia to make thainaalvaa niudUar with thanu— 
 Jaauanv If, 1S8I. 
 
 Toronto (Hobo.— We hope that the buainesa 
 will aa lartely Inereaaa aa Iho anUrnlM dlapli^pad riahly 
 uerila.--NAT M, latl. 
 
 UoMuWa tVaeoum (Toronto).— The atoadllj 
 Inereaaliif Impnrtanea of the Eoyal mana It aa ona of tha 
 lias* leasMe *a4 sal* Coapanla la wrhlah to Inaan 
 acalnit loaa by Are.— Avaoar S, 1161. 
 
 Toronto lasadar.— The increase in the hnsi- 
 iieea of thta Oomiiany U ana of the beat ilandarrU by which 
 to Juds* of Ita pupolifUy slid loandaaM.— Aiouai l< ItU. 
 
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 i iiili^iii«pf|i»M"">"i i «M»" i ii i i i intiuyi 
 
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 msMissxismsmiy»S 
 
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 muoiNia 
 
30 stated 
 reaae of 
 being an 
 the Kire 
 year on 
 r year. — 
 
 « doluiMiijr, 
 ■Inatloa at 
 ititf to itnll- 
 r« (>f 6l*iiii% 
 tttniie piiiicl- 
 ,— Dkuiuibkk 
 
 )mpany ia 
 
 Insurance 
 
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 I lint hwTlly 
 
 ito the «%• 
 J pruilont 
 Me henvy 
 
 iiairtttad*. 
 
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 'kl Iniiir- 
 !«• boelneM 
 Ited KlUf- 
 Mar or tlM 
 »e "Bospul" 
 md hy Um 
 
 BuMO WM 
 
 irtUe •<«> 
 1. Rneh 
 ■rMtoT 
 tfi ft eum* 
 i*l4« Umib, 
 vultaee, to 
 tn Am pf«> 
 
 luflleteni to 
 utouoai^ to • 
 
 iffbratl hy 
 
 by ftll wh» 
 
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 buainoaa 
 riahlf 
 
 HAMILTON. 
 
 Irrine, A. E., aolioitor Ore»t Western Railway 
 
 Conipaiiy. 
 Irvine, Rev. Robert, Presbyterian, Henry, near 
 
 Jamee. 
 Irriue, Wm., oommiasion mercbant, Royal Hotel 
 
 Buildings, Merriok. 
 Irving, Andrew S., news depot Qreat Western 
 
 Railway. 
 IRWIN, JOHK D.. agent American and British 
 
 Amerioaa Express, and American Consul Agency, 
 
 King, near James. 
 Irwin, ilargaret, teacher. Cannon, near Bay. 
 Jaclison, Thomas, builder, Victoria Avenue, n«&r 
 
 King. 
 James, George, importer, and wholesale dealer in 
 
 dry goods, &o., 6, James. 
 James, Qeorge, uluon. King, west. 
 James, P & Son, blackamitha, Mniu, near Ilugbson. 
 Jameson, Isaac H., Canada Oil Company, King, 
 Jamieson, Qeorge, gaoler, Conrt House. 
 Jarvia, John, upholsterer, King, east. 
 Jefferess, John, barber, John. 
 Jeffrey, Mrs. Ann, tavern keeper, ames, corner 
 
 Cannon. 
 Jeffrey, James, tuTern, McNab. 
 Jeffrey & Mitchell, builders, Hughmn. 
 Johnson, Wm., barber, King, west 
 Johnson, Wm., fWrrocr and stock broker, 8th con- 
 cession, lot 6, Beverley. 
 Johnston, Mary Aon, dressmaker, Peel, near John. 
 Jolley, James, saddler Hnd hurneas mnker, Jubu. 
 Jones, Benjamin, livery staole, Catherine, near 
 
 Uebeeoa. 
 Jones, johti L., plasterer, King, near Bond. 
 Jones, J. Z., Ontario House, Market Square. 
 Jones, Richard, W. F. College. 
 JoncH, Wm., boot and shoemaker, York, west. 
 JL'l)l>, JOHN, soap, candle and potash manufac- 
 turer. Bay. 
 Juson, Richard, & Co., hardware, iron and steel, 
 
 13 & 15 Upper James. 
 Kavanagb, J. A., school teacher, Gore, near James. 
 Knvanagh, Joseph, policeman. 
 Kuvaiiagh, Wm., blaoksraitii, corner York and Park. 
 Koegau, G. W., barrisner, llaunah, nt'ar Catharine. 
 Keily, David, groo^ , Jamcti, near Uuiun. 
 Keiley, George, grocer, James. 
 Kelk, Ktlward, musician, James, near Murray. 
 Kitller, Jacob, tinsmith, John, south. 
 Kelly, Diiniol, patent medicines, .Market Square. 
 Kelly, Robert, collector. Walnut, near I'eel. 
 Kemp, John, Eating Houh«, King William. 
 Kemp, John, livery Htablo, James. 
 Lenip, John, saloon, James. 
 K)'npHt<ir, (Christopher W., sash and blind factory, 
 
 ■'yliurn, near Catharine. 
 KonJall, Joseph, Hamilton Brewery, Peel 
 Kennedy, Jos., constable. Great Western Roilwny. 
 Kennedy, J., patent medicines. Peel, near Catharine. 
 Kennedy & Co., pork packers. Main, 
 Keimey, Arch , tavern keeper, Henry, near John. 
 Kent, Joseph, grocer and provision dealer, and pro- 
 prietor Crystal 1' laoe Hotel, corner King and 
 
 Pearl. 
 Kent, Mrs. M. A., groeery, cor. King and Cathcart. 
 Kent, Jaiues, & Co., imtiorters of hardware, earthen- 
 
 ware and glassware, and exporters of provisions. 
 
 King, east. 
 Kerr, A., carpenter, Bast Market, near Boat Avenue 
 Kerr, 11. W., oily chamberlain, City Hall, 
 KERR, BROWN k CO., importers and wholesale 
 
 dealers in dry goods, King, east. 
 
 Kidner, James, importer and wholesale dealer in dry 
 
 goods, James. 
 Kilgour, John, Union Hotel, McNab. 
 Kilvington, Thomas, gardner, James Street Market. 
 Kiroster, G. W., sash, door and blind factory, 
 
 Tyburn. 
 King, Robert, flour and feed, baker and millinery, 
 
 John, south. 
 King, Wm., merchant tailor, John. 
 Kingsmill, Sarah A., school teacher, King near 
 
 Oarolinr 
 Kinrade. Hugh, grocer, cor. John and Augusta. 
 Kirk, Wm., baker, 93 King. 
 
 Kirkpatriok, James, county treasurer. Court House. 
 Kittson, W. H , collector of customs. Custom House. 
 Knott, John, piano manufacturer. Nelson, near King. 
 Knott, Thomas, assistant baggage master. Great 
 
 Western Railway Depot. 
 Knox, David, commission merchant, McNab. 
 Knox, Harmon, shoemaker, Tyburn, near Catharine. 
 Kortum, Martha, boarding-house. East Market, near 
 
 Mary. 
 KRAFT, ERNST, saddle, fire hose and harnesa 
 
 m.'iker, York. 
 Kratch, Mrs. Henrietta, Dundurn Inn, corner York 
 
 and Lock. 
 Kropp, Rev. Samuel, Market, near Hess. 
 Lace, Isaac, butcher, James Street Market. 
 Ladd, Mason B., ambrotypist. White's block. King. 
 Lafont, John B., French teacher, Central School. 
 Luing, George, landscape painter, West Avenue, 
 
 near East Market. 
 Laing. James B, physician. Cannon, near Park. 
 LAKIOIl, DAVID, general dealer in groceries, wines, 
 
 liquors, wooden ware, &c., King, west. 
 Lalor, Thomas, iron railing.", Rebecca, near John. 
 Lamond, Findley, grocer, cor. Rebecca and Mary. 
 Langberg, FreJeriok, upholsterer and I'uruitura 
 
 mauufacturer. King, east. 
 Langberg, John, butcher, John, near Tyburn. 
 Langberg, P,, butcher, John. 
 
 Lanphier, W. H., wholesale and retail grocer, Check- 
 ered Store, Market Square. 
 Large, John E., Major, Rifle Brigade, John, near 
 
 Maria. 
 Lavkie, Wm., policeman. Great Western Railway. 
 Luven, Mioliael C, telegraph operator. Great West* 
 
 cru Rttilway. 
 Law, R. N , attorney-ttt-law, comer Rebecca and 
 
 James, over old Poet Office building. 
 Lawrence, .Alexander, inspector, Hess, near (Cannon. 
 LAWKY, H J., president Canada West Farmers' 
 
 Mutual and Stock Insurance Company, Commer- 
 cial ('liaml>erH, JanioH. 
 I. awry, Henry J., buiclier, James Street Market. 
 Lawry, Thonia.s, liulclier, James Street Market.. 
 Laws, John, flour and feed store. King, east, near 
 
 Catliurine. 
 Luwsoii, John W., tinsmith, York, near Park. 
 Lawson, Brothers k Cei., importers, wholesale and 
 
 retail dealers in dry goodn, clothing, &c., corner 
 
 King and James. 
 liMiurus, ti. J., turner, corner York and Caroline. 
 Lederle, Robert, confectioner, John. 
 LKK, GKORGK, oyster and fruit dealer, King, 2ad 
 
 door west, James (see card, p 22ti). 
 Lees, Thomas, watchmaker and jeweller, John. , 
 Lees, Wm., bakery, Main. 
 
 Leggo, Wm , master in chancery, odioe Hugh^on. 
 Leitch, John, blacksmith, John, north. 
 Le MosHurior, Dauiel, dealer in pork, hams, &o., 
 
 MoNab, near King. 
 
 m ' 
 
 UONIO, 
 
 SINGER'S GENUINE SEWING MACHINES, 0, W. F0LT8, AGENT, 84, KING EAST, TORONTO. 
 16 
 
226 
 
 HAMILTON. 
 
 y in- 
 
 111 
 
 Iff 
 
 D. A. BOGART, 
 
 Ornci — Cor. Klug and Ilughson 8t«., Kntranos on Hnghion St. 
 CHARORS HOOaBATK. 
 
 JOSIAS BRAY, 
 
 European and California Passage Agent ; Fire and 
 
 Life iDBurance Agent ; Notary Public. 
 AIM, Agent for J. A J. Tajlor'i ceUlirated Fire t Barglar-Proof 
 Mm, *c HAMILTON, O. W. 
 
 C. S. CHITTENDEN, 
 Dealer in Teeth, Foil, Rubber, &c., 
 
 C0BN8B KINO AND .TOHN 8TRRBTS, 
 HAMILTON, ^ Oanada Weit. 
 
 aTeasson, 
 
 Miinaflictaror and Wholenle Deale/ tn 
 
 BROOMS, BRUSHES & WOODEN WARE, 
 
 KINO STRBET WKST. 
 HAMILTON, Canada WeM. 
 
 A. F. FORBES, 
 Agent for Life Association of Scotland, 
 
 British America Anurance CompaDy of Toronto, and 
 
 GENERAL AGENT, 
 
 Cur. Jamis and Kino Struts, 
 HAMILTON, Canada Weit. 
 
 F. FRENCH, 
 
 WniTK 8 BLOCK 
 
 KINO STREET, 
 
 HAMILTON, 0. W. 
 
 tiupettor Work, Oarafiil Manipulation, and T«ry Low I'ricct, 
 are tlie advant*Ko> offered, 
 
 BiriRINCt— BIV, WM. ORMUITON, D.U., HAMILTON. 
 
 HENDRIE & Co , 
 
 HAMILTON, OAvanA Wkit, 
 
 HENRY HARDING, 
 
 PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, 
 
 Mentifaotarer of BATH), WATEB 0IO8XT8, 
 BBiaitaiid FOIlViS PUSIPN, POVNTAiaiVf *«• 
 
 JAMBS STIIUKT, HAMILTON, C. Vf. 
 
 Bnlldlnjta Heated on (hu Hot Water and Rtmin PrioHpla. 
 
 ALEXANDER HARVEY, 
 
 WnOLIH.VLK nSALIR IN 
 
 GROCERIES, WINES AND LIIIUORS, 
 
 HAMILTON, C.W. 
 
 FBOVINCIAIi MABBLE WOBK8. 
 
 HDRD & ROBERTS, 
 
 Wholesale and fietail Dealers in Marble, 
 
 YOKH STttBKT, Wait of Bay, UAMILTUM, C. W. 
 Keep roDitantly on haiid. and will furnish to order, on Biiort 
 notice, all kinda of Mouumental Marble Work, embracing Motiu- 
 menle, Tomb-T^blea, Ueadatonee, Counter and Table Topn, te. 
 
 GEORGE LEE^I 
 
 WnOLUALl AND RKTAIL DBALIR ItC 
 
 FOREIGN tt DOMESTIC FAUiTS, 
 
 KIN(J, twodoora Weatof JAMK8 STRliJiT, 
 Oppoaite tha Expreaa Offloa, HAMILTON, 0. W. 
 
 MACABE & Co., 
 
 MANCFACTVKBRS AHD 0BALKR8 IK 
 
 CARKIAGES, BUGGIES, 
 
 OIOS, SLEIGHS, &c., 
 
 KINO 8TRKET WKST, 
 
 HAMILTON, C. W. 
 
 MCGUIRE'S SALOON & RESTAURANT, 
 
 OPPOSITE IHI BANK OF MONTHKAL, ' 
 
 King Street West, HAMILTON, O. W. 
 
 OTSTBHJ, LOBSTERS, GASIG, FIKH, *,c., 
 
 In Benson, prepared iu any Btyle. 
 PdUIc and PriTale I'artive arcomaindated witli suitable Rooms, 
 
 and Dlnnen, Suppers or Kefrosbmenli. 
 
 TlieBar la always supplied with Excellent Liquors and Choice 
 
 Cigars. Kind and obliging Walters In attendance. 
 
 WM. MALCOLM, 
 BELL HANQEB & GAS PITTEB, 
 
 Uppsr jAuas Strkbt, HAMILTON, C.W. 
 
 All Work Warranted Satisfactory. 
 
 HAMILTON WIRE WORKS. 
 
 KINO STRKET, 
 
 HAMILTON, 0. W. 
 
 JOSEPH MASON, 
 
 Wire IVorker and l¥hitefiiiiiith. 
 
 Wholesale and Ketnil Miiuufnoturer iii I raj and Ii 'ii Wire 
 Cloih. of every descrlplion ; SrrHtns fur Fanning Mills, Sandand 
 Coal |4cn>ens. Sieves, Sates, and Bird Cages of all kinds i also, 
 Faiicy and Ornanieotal Wire Work, Garden gaaU, 4c., Ac. 
 
 JOSEPH MILLS, 
 
 miu sl furrier. 
 
 HAMILTON, 
 
 JAMES STBEET, 
 
 CANADA WEST. 
 
 JAMES WAY & Co., 
 
 No. 1 KL«IN BLliOK. JOHN 8TR1CKT 
 
 HAMILTON, Canada Wast. 
 
 The only Shi.p in the City whwe (ilar.Ing In Leail Wurk is dona 
 
 (br Churches or Oothic BulldlDgs. IIhiiU OIksmm nwde to order. 
 
 Country orders punctually attended to. 
 
 D. D. WRIGHT, & SON, 
 
 KINO STRBIT WB8T, 
 HAMILTON, Canada Waat. 
 
 W. C. CIIEWETT Jt CO., LAW STATIONERS AND PRINTERS, KINO STREET, TORONTO. 
 
 \ 
 
 •^^il^'•ai.W■- 
 
rOBKS. 
 
 Marble, 
 
 N, C. W. 
 ttor, on short 
 irnclDg Mouu- 
 tble Topn, tc. 
 
 \U.T8, 
 
 lEET, 
 TOW, O. W. 
 
 IN 
 
 GIES, 
 
 Ecc, 
 
 ILTON, C. W. 
 
 AURANT, 
 
 roN, 0. w. 
 
 BUiUble Boomii, 
 
 nil. 
 
 uoi'i and Choice 
 
 trnilmica. 
 
 umber, 
 
 ITTEB, 
 
 MILTON, C. W. 
 
 ORKSr 
 
 MILTON, C. W. 
 
 tesiiiith, 
 
 aail li 'II Wire 
 MIIIp, Hand and 
 all kliida; alan, 
 (u, tc, to. 
 
 .LS, 
 
 IRRIGB, 
 
 BET, 
 
 )A WEST. 
 
 IBKT 
 lanada Watt. 
 
 ail Work milona 
 II uiada iu <>(d«r. 
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 Lermer, James, brieklayar, Canada, western limits. 
 
 Leslie, Aleiander, grocer, Napier. 
 
 hery, Inaac, second band clothing and batcher, John. 
 
 Lev/i ^l-< '»ncy bazaar, King, west. 
 
 Lewin, .(nbii, sbueinaker, John, near Union. 
 
 Lewis, Mrs Ellen, manufacturer of cough syrups, 
 
 pilla, ke.. King, between John and Cutbariue. 
 Lewis, Ilobert, sboemalier. King, near Hess. 
 Lewis, Thomas, butcher, James Street .Marlcet. 
 Lewii^, Thomas, manufacturer and di aler in cigars, 
 tobacco and fancy goods, King, between John and 
 Cathnrine. 
 Lewis, \",'iu., grocer, corner Wah.nt ,ind Peel. 
 Limin, Cburles, butcher, Jame^ i^ti. et Marlcet. 
 Lindcr, Morris, papier macL6 .-^inu jfacturer. Bay, 
 
 uear Hheiiife. 
 Lister, Henry, druggist, Main, near Wellington. 
 Little, Alfred, brickmaker, Main, western limits. 
 Little, John, :ailor, York. 
 Little, II. & Co., grocers and dealers ... winea and 
 
 liquorn, King,. near McNabb. 
 LitiU'john, (Charles, ship carpenter, WellingtoD, near 
 
 Hi-nry. 
 Locken, C. J., bell hanger, James. 
 Lockinun, Jnmes, secoud hand store, Jtimes. 
 Logiin, Robert, turnkey, Court Hnuae. 
 Logie, A , judge of county court and chairman 
 
 of Qmirler Sessions, (Jourt House, 
 Long Philip, waggon maker, King, east. 
 Loiiiiier, Jiimes, & Co., wholesale grocers, King, 
 
 west. 
 LOTTRIDOE, J. W., & CO., dealers in groceries, 
 
 wini!», liquors, &c , also flour and feed, corner 
 
 Joliii iiud Main, and John, between King and King 
 
 Willi»m (see card, p 228). 
 ■ Lowey, Wni., shoemaker, Miiin, ne'.r Garth. 
 Lowrey, Jai;ob, contractor. Market, near Catharine. 
 Lowiey. Will., (colored) grocery, John. 
 Lucas. J . boot and shoemaker. Main, near Walnut. 
 Luxion. G , flour and feed, York, near Park. 
 LYGII r, .lOSEPn, dealer in paper hmicings, school 
 
 books, HtMiiouery and newspapers, corner King 
 
 and lfii){hson, 
 Lynd, (liorgf P., contractor, Rebecca, near Maiy. 
 Lyons, .Mrs. Sarah, dressmaker, miiiiiier, and con- 
 
 fKoiiont-r, King, east. 
 Lyons, Wni , (jrocery, Tyburn. 
 M.\OABK .Si. CO., manufacturers and dealers in car- 
 riages, buggies, gigs, sleighs. &o,. King, west (see 
 
 card, p. ■•!.!C). 
 Mnualluin. Archibald, principal Central School. 
 MHi'.ara, Muillc, deputy sbfriff. Mountain, east. 
 Miicai'thiir, John, insurance agent, Ki.<yal Hotel 
 
 Building..', Mi'rrick. 
 Maoiiulay, RobiTtson, accountant, Canada Life As- 
 
 suniiK't? (!iiiiipaiiy. 
 Miicauliiy, \Vm., shoeuiaker, King, near Wellington. 
 MaC'limald. I{ R , wholesale & retail grocer. Mar- 
 
 Jiot Squarf . 
 Mai.'il nail, John D., physician and surgeon, James 
 
 and Hunter 
 Maol'innlil, Walter R,, barrister, Janu-a opposite the 
 
 U'Tl'. 
 
 MaolJonnell, Alexander, oontraotor, Yoik, near 
 
 (^ir'iline. 
 Mai-l>iiiiiii'll. .Archibald, revenue inspector auii cus- 
 
 toiii.s broker, 
 Mac Manny, Michael, grocer, Barton, near Wont. 
 
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 MaulntoNh. Oafid, physician, John, corner Oore. 
 Mm^Kiy, A l> , city wharf. 
 MauKiiy, Oeoi'ge, asHislant chamberlaiu. City Hall. 
 
 MacKay, James D. & Co., wholesale grooers and 
 
 wine merchants. King, west. 
 Mackelcan, John, physicisn, Oore. 
 Mackenna, John R., attorney, John. 
 Mackinto!>h, Hugh, hair dresser and rariety store, 
 
 King, between John and Catharine. 
 Maclean, Hugh, accountant and houjie agent. Lister's 
 
 Building. 
 Macrae, Colin, dry good), James opposite Mi^rket. 
 Mageo, tlugh, mason, ( berry, near Haouah. 
 Magee, Wm , flour and feed, James. 
 Magen, Christopher, butcher, James Street Market. 
 Magill. Charles, dry goods merchant. King, bctweea 
 
 John and Catharine. 
 MAQILL, rc. & E , dealers in shelf and heavy hard- 
 ware, paint'), oils, &a., King, between .lohn and 
 Huglison (see card, p. 228). 
 Main, Alexander & Co., rope walk, Mary, corner 
 
 Oak. 
 Maitland, James, cooper, King William, near Wel- 
 lington. 
 Malcolm, J., saloon, John. 
 
 .MALCOLM, WM., brass founder, plumber, bell- 
 hanger, &o., Jamea (see card, 22(>). 
 Manning, Frederick, mason, Tyburn, near Cherry. 
 Marfiliall. G- II., Royal Saloon. James. 
 Marshall, Helen, teacher Primary Svbool. 
 Marshall, Joseph, stone mason, Wentworth, near 
 
 Peel. 
 Martin, John, Lon.Ioix Chop House, Market Square. 
 Martin, P., butcher, York. 
 Martin, Phillip, pork dealer, corner King William 
 
 and John. 
 Martin, R. & E., barristers, James, opposite the 
 
 Fountain. 
 
 Maskow, John, waggon maker. Park, near .Markict. 
 
 MASON, JOSEPH, wireworker and whitesiuitb. 
 
 King, between John & Catharine (see card, p. 226). 
 
 Mason, Thomas, dealer in hats, caps, furs, &o.. 
 
 King. 
 Massey. James, tavern. Market Square. 
 Massic, Win., mason, Pictoo, near Huglison. 
 MATHER, JAMES, (late J. Stovel) inirohant tailor, 
 and dealer in hosiery, old Post OtHuo buildings, 
 James (sec card, p. 2H2). 
 Mathews, James, house and sign painter. Kinir, west 
 Mathews, Joseph II., livery stable. West Market, 
 
 near l^ark. 
 Mathews. R., butcher. King William. 
 MAXWELL, ALBERT, clerk Royal Hotel. 
 MuAdani, P. H., civil engineer, Jami's. 
 McAllister David C, shipsuiith? /.ealaiid's wharf. 
 McAlli-ter, Harman. grocer, Yi^rk, iih ir Caroiino. 
 Mc.Vllister, John, grocer, McNub. near .Vlulberry. 
 McAllister, Jidin, grocery, MoNab. 
 McAuiitfi', Jeremiah, grocer. Park, near SheaiTa. 
 Mclin'ttedo John, hatter. King. opp<i.'>ite Nelscn. 
 Mcltnde, Wm , Tomperauoe House, .lohn. near Peel. 
 Motlnn-llish, Peter, baker, 93 Kuiji 
 Mcl'Hiin John, boot aid shoemaker, Junius. 
 Mc(!'arthy, Dennis, grocer, Kin^ near W nlworth. 
 Mct'arihy. Dennis, hotel, Kiii|( Willi^tin, near 
 
 Huglison 
 M«("!«rihy, .Fohn, fruit dealer, Kiiu, near James. 
 Mel^lellan. Donald, bookseller uii'l siutioiii r, King, 
 
 we«l. • 
 
 MuCloy. Agnes, groci •, K'lij;, iieai {'atlioart. 
 McCliire, Ri-v. William, Main, near sv.tlnui. 
 Mi'iNontv Jolin, lailor. West .Avenu", neir Wilson. 
 Mui'llAt^KEN, HKNRY, (late proprieior Hurling- 
 toii Houie) (iroprieiiir Now Anglo- Ainerii:aii Hotel, 
 corner McNab and .Market Squ'tie. 
 
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 MoCraeken, James, high bailiff King Wtlllftnt, near 
 
 John. 
 McCracken, Thomas, paying teller Oore Bank. 
 MoCrae, Collin, dealer in dry goods, Jamea. i 
 McCUAIG, JOHN, Stiperiatendent of Fisheries for 
 
 Upper Canada, eeraer Jantes and Merrick (ap 
 
 atairs). 
 McDonagh, Lake, saloon, James, noar West Market. 
 McDonald, James, dyer and scoarer, James, corner 
 
 Main. 
 McDonald, T., aeooantant. Bank of Upper Canad*, 
 
 corner James and Vine. 
 McDonald, Wm., grocer, .James, near Barton. 
 McDonald, D. B., & Co., importer and dealer lu 
 
 drugs, medicines, &c., 14 King, east. 
 MoDougali, Wm., tailor, Cathariniv, near Catherine. 
 McElroy, Robert, mayor, City Hall. 
 UcFadden, John, grocer, Hughson, comer Warren, 
 '^ot'ftilven, Alexander, bruas founder, Ferguson, 
 
 near Gore. 
 MoFarlane, Robert, fiirmer, Lock, com«^r Lynd. 
 McFuttridgc, Jane, grocer, I.ynd, near John. 
 MoGee, Wm., flonr dealer, James, near Barton. 
 IfoGlVKRIN & CO., importers and dealers iit obelf 
 
 and heavy hardware, saddlery hardware, &o.. 
 
 King, between John and Hughson (see card, p. 
 
 232). 
 McGlogan, Cornelius, police sergeant, Hughson, near 
 
 King Willinu. 
 McGlogan, Pat , tavern keeper, old Market Square. 
 McOowan, Marian, teacher. Central School. 
 McGownn, Patrick, butcher, BroaJelbune. 
 McOUlBB, P., saloon and restaurant. King, west 
 
 (8ee card, p. 226). 
 McHenry, JAmo->, proprietor, Elgin House, comer 
 
 James and IStuart. 
 MoUenry, P. 8., grocer, Market Square. 
 Mcllaraith, Tbos., manager, Hamilton Gai Light 
 
 Company. 
 Mcllroy, Robert, chief magistrate. 
 MoINNBS, D., Sl CO., importers and wholesale 
 
 dry goods, corner King and John. 
 McINTOSH, THO.MAS L. & CO., editors and pub- 
 lishers Daily and Weekly Timtt, Hughson, near 
 
 King. 
 Mclntyre, John, merchant tailor, Hughson. 
 Mclutyre, Wra., blacksmith, Sheaffe, near Bay. 
 Mclntyre, James & Co., importers and wholesale 
 
 grocers, McNab. 
 Mclvor, Wm., plasterer, Robinson, near Caroline. 
 MoKaig & Hislop, blackimiiihs, York, near Park. 
 McKay, .Eneas, wharfinger, fbot Jamptt. 
 McKAT, DON.\LD, dry goods and millinery, James. 
 McK.\T, JOHN, Victoria House, corner King and 
 
 Catharine. 
 McKay, Peter, tailor, James. 
 McKny, Rob't, plasterer, Caroline, corner Robinson. 
 McKEAND BRO. k CO., importers and wholesale 
 
 dealers in dry goods, King, east. 
 McKegin, Nicholas, plasterer, West Avenue, near 
 
 Bast Market. 
 MoKeloan, FranRin, barrister, Wentworth Chambers 
 McKendrick, John, shoemaker, .Jiimes. 
 McKi>ndrick, Peter, plasterer, West Avenae, near 
 
 EaHt Market. 
 McKennie, Uev. J. G D , Episcopalian, Jnmcs, op- 
 posite Christ Church. 
 MoKenwn, John, barrister, attorney, &o., Comraer- 
 
 meroial Chambers. Jwrnea. 
 McLean, Archibald, grocer. King, corner Queen. 
 MoLellan. Donald, boakaeller and stationer, King 
 near McNab. 
 
 MoMftbaa, Edward, saloon, cor. King William and 
 
 Hughson. 
 McManus, Tbomos, shoemaker, Caroline, cor. Bold. 
 McMicking, James, Gore Paper Milla. 
 McMillan, John, grocer. King, east. 
 MeMdlan, Wm., wood agent, Depot. 
 McMutlen, Thos., grocer, East Market, near Mary. 
 McNABB, CHARLES k CO., dealers in dry goods 
 
 and millinery. King, between James and Hughson. 
 McNair, Samuel, county constable. West Avenue, 
 
 near Wilson. 
 McNaught George, grocer. Little May, near Ray. 
 McNeil, James (agent,) dry goods. King William. 
 McPhail, John, night station master, Great Western 
 
 Railway, Depot. 
 McQuesten & Co., founders, office, James, Royal 
 
 Hotel Building. 
 McStraviok, Henry, rope-maker, Went#nrth, near 
 
 Main. 
 Meakins & Son, manufacturers, wholesale and retail 
 
 dealers In furniture. King, east. 
 Meldrum, Henry, druggist, King, between John and 
 
 Catharine. 
 Meldrom, Thomas, proprietor Balmoral House, 
 
 Stuart, corner, McNab. 
 Mellon, Wm., Nightingale, near Ashley. 
 Mercer, John, plasterer, Robinson, near Caroline. 
 Metcalfe, Christopher, well-digger, Ray, near Broad- 
 way. 
 Michael, Wm., bill-poster, Queen, near Main. 
 Mintary School, Maiden Lane, near Charles. 
 Miller, Adolphus, teacher. Central SchooL 
 Miller, E. G., butcher. King, east. 
 Miller, Edward, constable. Spring, near Main. 
 Miller, James, tailor, John. 
 Miller, Joseph, house, sign and ornamental painter, 
 
 King, west. 
 Millers, Samuel, physician, Tork, corner He.'s. 
 Mills, George H., barrister, George, near Queen. 
 Mills, James, botcher, James Street Market. 
 Mills, John, hot air furnaces. Gore, near John. 
 Millp, John W., surveyor uf customs. Custom flonse. 
 MILLS, JOSEPH, hatter, furrier, and millinery, 7 
 
 James (see card, p. 226). 
 Mills, Hon. Samuel, King, near Miry. 
 Mills, Wm. FL, barrister, Main, comer Ray. 
 MILNE, ROBERT, photographer, corner King and 
 
 James (see card, p. 230). 
 Milne, Wm., bailiff. King, near Ashley. 
 Milrny, Andrew, clerk Ist division court. Court 
 
 Ho«ie. 
 Mingaya, George H., paymaater Groat Western 
 
 Railway. 
 Minty, Francis C, teller Bunk of Montreal. 
 Minty, Jnmcs B., travelling agent for Hamilton Oil 
 
 Compiiny. 
 Mitchell, Edward, bailiff, Hughson, near Wood 
 
 Market. 
 Mitchell, JoMpli, plasterer, Nelson, comer Rebecca. 
 Moffat, John A., merchant tailor, Jame->, opposite 
 
 Gore. 
 Mohun, J., disoonnt clerk Commercial Bank, corner 
 
 James and Main. 
 Molery, Thomas, proprietor Star Inn, James. 
 Molson, Julia, dressmaker, East Markot, near Mary. 
 Moltahn, Charles, boot and shoemaker, King near 
 
 Catharine. 
 Montiromery, Wm., tailor, Tyburn. 
 MONTREAL TELEGRAPH COMP'NT, Geo. Black, 
 
 manager. King, west. 
 MooJie, John, fanoy goods, ftc. King, west. 
 Moore, Alet., book-keeper, Water Works Office. 
 
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 Moore, John, lioenM inipcotor and Uz eolleetor, 
 City H»n. 
 
 Moore, Wm. P., city tax oollector. 
 
 MOORE, D. & CO., fonnden and manufaotnrers, 
 wholenale and retail dealers in tin, copper, sheet 
 iron ware, &o.. King, east (see card, p. 228). 
 
 Moore k Davis, brokers, real estate and general 
 agents, corner King and .lames. 
 
 Moran Bros., sewing machine manufacturers, Nel- 
 son, near King. 
 
 Morden, John, tavern keeper, corner York and 
 PHrk. 
 
 Morgan, Charles, clerk Bank of Montreal. 
 
 Morgan, Richard, grocer, corner Walnut & Tybarn. 
 
 Morgan, Wm., photographer, 8 James, 
 
 Morgan, R. & W., flour and feed, John. 
 
 Morris, George, butcher, Jamei> Street Market. 
 
 Morris, John, butcher, James Street Market. 
 
 Morris, John, wholesale and retail dealer in flour 
 and feed, Vork. 
 
 Morris, Philip, flour and feed, comer Catharine and 
 Lynd. 
 
 Morris & Bro., flour and feed. King William. 
 
 Morrison, Ferdinand, hotel keeper, York, near 
 Cemetery. 
 
 Morrison, J. B., tin, copper and sheet-iron worker, 
 John, north. 
 
 Morrison, John, pound keeper, Cherry, near George. 
 
 Murrisun, Samuel, superintendent Canada Chriitian 
 Advocate, John. 
 
 Morrison, Thomas, grocer, John, south. 
 
 Morsoii, Alfred, physician, John, near Rebecca. 
 
 Morton, G., while washer, John. 
 
 Morton, Mary, teacher Central School. 
 
 Morton & Smith, soap and candle manufaotarers. 
 East Avenue, near King. 
 
 Mushy, Joseph, (col'd) barber, King, west. 
 
 Mottnshed, T., shoemaker, Hughson. 
 
 Moyes, George, mason, Catharina, near Catharine. 
 
 Moyes, James, mason. Fleas, corner Herkimer. 
 
 MUGRIDGB, CHARLES W., manufacturer and 
 wholesale dealer in brooms, brushes, tubs, &o. 
 
 Mtiir, Thomas, accountant. Great Western Railway. 
 
 MuirheacI, Walter, butcher, James Street Market. 
 
 Mulbolland, Wm., flour and feed, John, south. 
 
 Mulbolland, W. & E., flour and feed, John. 
 
 Munro & Henderson, merchant tailor*, 20 King, east. 
 
 Munsinger, John M., bookbinder, York, near Park. 
 
 Murdock, John, mason, Union, near John. 
 
 Murison, George, carpenter and builder, Hughson, 
 corner Catharine. 
 
 Murphy, John, grocer, Catharina, near Hannah. 
 
 Murphy, Wm., cigars, Ac, James. 
 
 Murray, Charles, discount clerk, Gore Bank, corner 
 King and Hughson. 
 
 Murray, Ellen, grocer, James, near Peel. 
 
 Murray, John, accountant, real estate agent, &o., 
 •Tames. 
 
 Murray, Martin, proprietor Young Canadian Res- 
 taurant, James. 
 
 Murray, Thomas, hotel keeper. Bay, near Stuart. 
 
 Murray, Ales , & Co., dealers in dry goods, millinery 
 and mantles. King, between James and Hughson. 
 
 MURTON, J. W., broker aud iiLsurance agent, James. 
 
 Myles, Thomas, coal depot, Main, eoruer Hughson. 
 
 Nash, Samuel, pork packer, Market, corner McNab. 
 
 MeiUon, EI ugh, telegraph operator, Depot. 
 
 Neil son, Peter, station master, Great Western Rail- 
 way Depot. 
 
 Nelligan, Dennis, tavernkeeper. Main, near .Tohn. 
 
 Nelson Hotel, John Armstrong, proprietor, Market 
 Square. 
 
 Nelson, James, boarding house, comer King and 
 
 MoNab. 
 New, Daniel, brickmaker. Main, near Garth. 
 NEW ANGLO AMERICAN HOTEL, HENRY MC- 
 CRACKEN (late Burlington House), proprietor, 
 
 corne/ Market Square and McNab. 
 Newberry, George, carpenter, Wellington, near King 
 
 William. 
 Newberry, Wm., builder, Wellington, near King 
 
 William. 
 NEWBURY, A. 8., wholesale jeweller and importer 
 
 of watches, &o., James, opposite the Gore (see 
 
 card, p. 242), 
 Nicholson, Donald, builder, Charles, near King. 
 Nicholson, Richard, grocer, Catharine, near Stuart 
 ^lullolson, Wm. M., job printer, Catharine, near 
 
 Rebecca. 
 Nickelson, Charles S. fruits and provisions, James, 
 
 near Rebecca. 
 Nickerson, Jas., watchmaker and jeweller, 10 James. 
 NISRRT, R., & CO., wholesale dealers and manu- 
 facturers of bouts, shoes, &c.. King, between 
 
 Hughston and John. 
 Nixon, Dinah, grocer, Wellington, near Wilson. 
 Northey, George, founder and engine builder, cor. 
 
 King William and Wellington. 
 Nottle, J. T., land agent, Hughson, between Main 
 
 and King. 
 NOYES, JAMES, dealer in furniture, crockery and 
 
 glassware, also scales of every description, new 
 
 and second-hand. King, near International Hotel, 
 
 between Main and Nelson. 
 Nugent, John, proprietor North American Hotel, 
 
 corner King William and John. 
 Nutt, Wm., storekeeper and blacksmith. Bay. 
 Oakes, Thomas, carpenter, York, corner Caroline. 
 O'Brian, Henry, confectioner and gunsmith. John 
 O'Brien, P., fruit dealer, corner Mary and Rebecca. 
 O'Brien, Robert, cabinet makrr, John, sooth. 
 O'Callahan, Mary, grocer, Walnut, near O'Reilly. 
 O'Connor, Peter, Farmers' Rest, King, west. 
 O'Connor, M., grocer, James. 
 O'Dea, Martin J , physician. Park, near Cannon. 
 O'Heir, Peter, saddle and harness maker, John. 
 O'Keefe, P. C., land surveyor. King, near John. 
 O'Leary, Jeremiah, school teacher, Picton, near 
 
 James. 
 Oliver, T., tailor, John. 
 
 Oliver, William, collecting agent, Mary, near Lynd. 
 O'Reilly k Curran, barristers. King, near James. 
 Orroiston, Rev. Wm., Presbyterian, Maiden Lane, 
 
 near Charles. 
 Orr, Daniel, proprietor Steamboat Hotel, John, near 
 
 Base. 
 Ortwen, Charles, butcher, John, South. 
 Osborne, John, commission merchant, James, comer 
 
 Main. 
 Osborne, Mary, variety atore, Catharine, near 
 
 Barton. 
 OSBORNE, ROBERT, watchmaker and Jeweller, 
 
 James, opposite Gure (see card, p. 282). 
 Osburne, James, grocery, wines and liquors, James, 
 
 opposite Gore. 
 Ouburne, Mrs. Mary, grocery, Catharine. 
 Palm, William, saloon. King, west. 
 Papps, Henry S., solicitor-ib-chanccry, Hughson, 
 
 between Main and King. 
 Park, James, wholesale and retail dealer in groce- 
 ries, wines and liquors, Maple Leaf Store, Market 
 
 Sqp'.re. 
 Park, Robert, aooountant Gore Bank, comer King 
 
 and Hughson. 
 
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 Parrott, A., oopperamith and bnas founder, King 
 
 William. 
 Parson, W., dealer in roek oil, lamps, &o., McNab, 
 
 four doors from Market. 
 Passmore, Riebard, bntcker, .Tanes Street Market. 
 Patterson, Cbarlea, barber, King, near James. 
 Patterson, John, alderman, Lynd, near JMieB. 
 Patterson, P., grocery, York. 
 Pattison, Zaoobeas, oigar maBufaetarer, biaenit 
 
 maker and confectioner. Cannon, netr Bay. 
 Pattlinfc, R. A., portrait and landscape painter, 
 
 Merrick. 
 Peaoock, John, drj goods, corner King and McNab. 
 Pearman, W. fi., Masonic Arms, James. 
 Pearson, James, fancy goods nnd hosiery, James. 
 Pearson, John, &Co., hosiery, lace and fancy goods. 
 
 King, west. 
 PEASE, WILLIAMSON, hairdresser and barber, 
 
 James. 
 Peden, John, variety store, York, near Park. 
 Peebles, A., assistant teller, Commercial Bank, cor- 
 ner James and Main. 
 Perry, Heman, livery stable, Bowen, near Main. 
 Philan, D., boat builder, foot of James. 
 Phillips, Samuel, school teacher, John, cornpr Main. 
 Pbilo, Hester, variety store, King, near MoNab. 
 Pbflenix Insurance Company uf Loudon, England ; 
 Hamilton Branch, corner King & James ; Brown, 
 Qillespie & Co., agents. 
 Pickard, Benjamin, carriage maker, East Market, 
 
 near Cathcart. 
 Pierce, Daniel, gmoerj. Bay. 
 Pilgrim, R. A. & Co., ginger wine manufkotnrers. 
 
 Cannon, near East Avenae. 
 Piper, Thoma.s, grain ar ' provision merchant, John, 
 
 near King. 
 Place, Ebenezer B., farmer, Tisdale, near corner 
 
 East Market. 
 Police OflSce and Station, King William, between 
 
 HugbHon and John. 
 Police Station, James, corner Stuart. 
 Post, Exekiel, hotel proprietor. Main, cor. Catharine. 
 Post USBoe, Jumes, opposite Royal Hotel. 
 Powell, Thomas S., lumber merchant. Peel, comer 
 
 Hughson. 
 Fowls, Wm., average adjuster, Wentworth Cham- 
 
 hers, James. 
 Powis, Wm., jun., actuary, Canada Life Assurance 
 
 Company. 
 Powney, Wm., shoemaker, James 
 Press, Mrs. Sarah, proprietress Royal Exchange 
 
 Restaurant, Wentworth Chambers. 
 Price, P., shoemaker. King William 
 Pri'ldis, John, groceries aud liquors, MoNab. 
 Primary School, Bold, corner Bond. 
 Pringle, James D., barrister and insurance agent, 
 
 Wentworth Chambers, James. 
 PPIVRTT, n. T.. proprietor Tho Shades, James. 
 Proctor, John, oommission and shipping agent, 
 
 Merrick. 
 Pronguey, J. P., carriage and coach manufactory, 
 
 Park. 
 Proudfuot h Wilson, barristers, Main, between 
 
 James nnd Hughson. 
 Provincial Scale Works, Qurney, Ware ft Co., pro- 
 prietors, James. 
 Pullar, Rev. Thomas, Congregationaliat, Ilughson, 
 
 near Guise 
 Querner, Emil, physician, John, near Augusta. 
 Querner, John, physician, John, near Market. 
 Quigley, John, boot and shoemaker, Rebecca, near 
 Cathcart. 
 
 QOTMBT, A. C, dealer io whips, cigars, tobacco, 
 
 &c. (see card, p. 282). 
 QUIMBY, TUCKETT ft Co., manufacturers of all 
 kinds of plug and oat tAbacctM, factory on York, 
 office James (see card, p. 282). 
 Quinn, Alfred, proprietor Qainn's RousCi Jobn. 
 Quirk, John, skocnnker, Yorlt. 
 Racey ft Buckley, ale vaults, John. 
 Radford, L. A., veterinary surgeon, Black Horse laa. 
 Rae, Thoma.s, vessel owner and general merchant, 
 
 James, near Gore. 
 RAMS.VY, A. G., manager Canada Life Assurance 
 
 Company, James (see card inside front cover). 
 Ramsay, Robert, butcher, James Street Market. 
 Randle, John, cooper, McNab, near Cannon. 
 RASTKICK, F J., architect and civil engineer, 
 
 corner Rebecca and James. 
 Roddick, Wi'lis, barber, John. 
 Reed, James K., dealer in fruits, oonfeotioneriei, 
 
 ftc. King. 
 Reed, Tboms!), proprietor London Tavern, corner 
 
 James and Murray. 
 Beeves, Arthur L., hotel keeper and baker, King 
 
 William, near James. 
 REID, COLIN D., barrister, attorney, and solicitor 
 
 in chancery ; office, Hughson, Upper James. 
 Reid, James, furniture, ftc, King, west. 
 Reid, John, den'ist, corner James and Merrick. 
 Reid, W. H., auction and commission merchant. 
 
 Market Square. 
 Reid. Wm., nurseryman, ftc, Burlington Nurseries, 
 
 York. 
 REYNOLDS. THOMAS, financial manager and 
 
 secretary, QmvA i*estom Railway Company. 
 Riacb, Alerander, mason, Wilson, near Cathcart. 
 Rice, Rev. Samuel D., Wesleyan Methodist, Fergu- 
 son Avenue, near Henry. 
 Richards, H. J., fbreman Spectator office. 
 Richardson, Thos., broker in furniture, ftc. King, 
 
 east. 
 RICHARDSON, WM., proprietor. International 
 
 Hotel, King, east. 
 Richardson ft Badt, livery and sale stables. King, 
 
 west. 
 Riddel, John, stock broker, James, Royar Hotel 
 
 Buildings, 
 ftiddle, John, grocery, comer York and Bay. 
 Rldler, Wm., grocer, Wentworth, near Lock. 
 Ridley, Henry T. , physician, Main, comer McNabb. 
 Ritchie, Edmund, postmaster. 
 Ritchie, Frederick E., deputy postmaster. 
 RITCHIE, E. L. ft CO., produce dealers and in. 
 
 surance agents, James. 
 Roach, George, Great Western Refreshment Rooms, 
 
 Passenger Depot. 
 Roach, Jame.H, grocer, James. 
 Robb, James, barrister, Wentworth Chambers. 
 Robbins, N B , iron railing and ooal grates, Mary, 
 
 near Wilson. 
 Roberts, John, carver and gilder. King, between 
 
 John, near Catharine. 
 Robertson, A. M., ship builder, Zeland's Wharf 
 Robertson, David D., photographer, James, near 
 
 King. 
 Robertsor,, George, builder. Market, near Hess. 
 Roberts yn, June, teacher, Central School. 
 RulM'vSon, Tliomas, county attorney and barrister. 
 Robinson, Charles, furniture. King, east, 
 Robinson, Wm., grocer, ftc, John, south. 
 Rob Roy Hotel, corner John and Peel, John David- 
 son, proprietor. 
 Rook, Thomas, iruggitt, JotM. 
 
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 Roddick, Wm., tailor, JamM. 
 
 Rodgen, John, blacksmith, York. 
 
 Rogers Brothers, 8«wing maohiiM manufacturers, 
 
 Simcoe, near James. 
 RolstOD, Joseph, iospeotor, Weights and Measures, 
 
 office, City Hsll. 
 Roniild, W.. grocery, York. 
 Rooau, Michael, grocer. King, near Wentworth. 
 Rose, David, cigar mnoufacturer, Caroline. 
 Rosebrugh, A. M , physician, King, east. 
 Rosebrngh, J. W., physician, K:ii)(. corner Mary. 
 Rosenband & Schwars, manufacturer of plug and 
 
 cut tobacco, James. 
 Ross, Darid, stone mason, West ATenue, near 
 
 Wilson. 
 Ross, (*amuel F , teacher Central School. 
 Rousseau, Joseph B., chair manufacturer, Peel, near 
 
 llugbson 
 Routh, Thomas & Co., commission merchants. 
 
 Commercial Wharf. 
 Roy, R. & Co., dry goods, James, opposite Gore. 
 Royal Exchange, Mrs. Sarah Press, proprietress, 
 
 James, Wentworth Chambers. 
 ROYAL HOTEL, J. C Taylor, proprietor, James, 
 
 (<>e« card, p. 234). 
 ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, fire and life, 
 
 Wm. Bellbouse, agent, James, corner King 
 
 William (see card.) 
 Rumsey, C S., ledger keeper Commercial Dank, 
 
 corner James and Main. 
 Ruse, Mrs. M. A., boots and shoes, King, west. 
 Russell, Qeorge, soap and candle factory, north end 
 
 Victoria Avenue. 
 Russell, R., working jeweller, James, opposite the 
 
 Gore 
 Rutherford, Alexander, librarian, Mechanic's Insti- 
 tute and Reading Rooms. 
 Ruthven. John R., crockery. King, near John. 
 RUTHVEN, PETER, printer and bookbinder. 
 Rutledge. Wm., school teacher. Peel, near Wellington 
 Rntley, George, tavern keeper, Wellington, near 
 
 Rebecca. 
 Ryall, George, physician, Main, near Catharine. 
 Ryall, Isaac, physician and surgeon. Main, near 
 
 Catharinfi. 
 Ryckman, John W., King, near Lock. 
 Ryckman, Samuvl, oonstable, Rail«ray, near York. 
 SADLER, James Q., manufacturing jeweller, &c., 
 
 Pringle's Block, King, west (see card, p. 222). 
 Baenger, John, tavern, John, south. 
 SAGE & CO., importers and dealers in china, glass, 
 
 earthen ware, wooden and willow ware,&c., James, 
 
 opposite Market (see card, p. 286). 
 Samuels, Nancy, school teacher. Maiden Lane, 
 
 corner Charles, 
 Sanders, Rosina A., teacher Central School. 
 SANFORD, McINNES k CO., manufacturers and 
 
 dealers in clothing, King, east (see card, p. 286). 
 Savings Bitak, Thomas Stinson, proprietor, Hughson 
 Sawyer, L. & P., manufacturers of agricultural 
 
 implements, foot of Wellington. 
 Scbwarx, Frederick, manufacturer and dealer in 
 
 cigars, tobacco, pipes, ka , James. 
 Soott, George, turnkey. Court House. 
 Scott, J. & Co , manufacturing jewellers, King, west. 
 Scully, Richard, blacksmith. 
 Seaman, 8. L., merchant tailor, York. 
 Semmens, John, manufacturer of children's car- 
 riages. Pearl, near King. 
 Servos, Wm., manufacturer and dealer in boots and 
 
 shoes. King, between John and Hughson. 
 Shadbolt, Thomas, mangling eBtablishment, MoNab. 
 
 Shapp, Mr., earpenter, John. 
 8HARPE k SECORD, grocers, 4c., Jsmei tni 
 Market. 
 
 Sharp, James, bailiff. Walnut, near O'Reilly. 
 
 Sharp, Wm., baker, John, south. 
 
 Sharp k Addison, planing mill, sash, blind and door 
 
 factory, and builders. Bay, comer Vine. 
 SHARPE & SECORD (sneeessors to D Murphy k 
 
 Co.), importers and wholesale dealers in grooeriea, 
 
 wines and liquora. King, between Hngbsok and 
 
 John 
 Shearsroith, Joseph, pottery, Catharine. 
 Shearsmith, Wm., builder, Elgin, near Gore. 
 Shepard, George, fishmonger. James Street Market 
 Shepheard, Henry, tavern keeper, B>iy. 
 Shire, Daniel, clothing, John, near King. 
 Shire, Isaac, fancy goods and jewellry, King, neer 
 
 Hughson. 
 Shire, Simon, proprietor Shire's House, oomer 
 
 Catharine and King, 
 Shirley, Lawrence, tea dealer. King, west. 
 Sillett, Oeorge, Rebecca, near Catharine. 
 Sillett, Rachel, milliner, Rebecca, corner Catharine. 
 Simons, Thomas M., secretary Canada Life Assur- 
 ance Company. 
 f^IMPSON. JAMES, grocer, John, south. 
 Simpson, Jonathan, builder. May, ne.ir James. 
 Skinner, James A., & Co., importers and wholesale 
 
 dealers in earthenware, china and glassware, Brt- 
 
 tish and fancy goods. King, east. 
 Small, Thomas, butcher, Main, comer Lock. 
 Smith, Austin R., distiller, Catbcart, near Henry. 
 Smith, B. F., dealer in agricultural implements. 
 
 Cannon, near Gas Works 
 Smith, Charles, plasterer, Haghson, near Stuart. 
 SMITH, DONALD, merchant tailor and clothier, 
 
 King, between John and Hughson. 
 Smith, Elijah, brass finisher, Lynd, near Mary. 
 Smith, Georgo, stoves and tinware, McNab. 
 Smith, James B., school teacher, Bay, near West 
 
 Market. 
 Smith, Mrs. Jane, tin, copper and sheet iron, York. 
 Smicb, John, produce broker. Royal Hotel Building, 
 
 Merrick. 
 Smith, John M,, soap and oandle manufacturer. 
 
 Main, near Wellington. 
 Smith, Robert, stoves and tinware. King William. 
 Smith, Thomas, saloon keeper. Market Square. 
 Smith, W. A., high constable. Court House, 
 Snelgrove, Henry, upholsterer, cabinet maker and 
 
 undertaker, John. 
 Softley, Edward, butcher, James Street Market. 
 Somerville, J H. k Co. <r porters and wholesale 
 
 dealers in dry goods, 4 James. 
 Sorriok, Richard, Missionary, Hess, near King. 
 Spear, J., blacksmith, James. 
 Spectator Office, Prince's Square, Hughson, oomer 
 
 Main. 
 Spenoe, James B.. builder, Hughson, near Barton. 
 Spencer, George D., appraiser of customs. Custom 
 
 House. 
 Spencer, Henry, tinsmith, copper and sheet-lroa 
 
 worker, John, corner King William. 
 Spobn, Jacob Vanwagner, barrister, attorney, ke.. 
 
 Com. Chambers, James. 
 Spohn. P. B., clerk of peace. Court House. 
 Springer & Ambrose, barristers, White's BloOai, 
 
 King. 
 Squire, C, wholesale and retail dealer in flour aad 
 
 feed, York. 
 Stanger, James, tavern keeper, Stuart. 
 Start, J. E., barrister, Com, Chambers, James. 
 
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 Sttrt & Adftms, barristers, James, opposite Founl'n. 
 8tiIlft«l(J, W., book binder, Rvbece*. 
 Btepbana, Jaa., maaon, Wellington, near Calhariuft. 
 Stephana, John, groeer. King William, aaar Mary. 
 Stephens, Jonathao, bricklayer, John, near Oore. 
 Stephens, Mrs. J., oeDfaotionery, King, west. 
 Stephenson, Charles E., builder, Wellington, near 
 
 Peel. 
 Sterling, Oeorire, boot maker, &o., James, nearU 
 
 oppoNit* Market. 
 8T£VBNS0N, JAMES, accoonUnt, real estate uuU 
 
 general agent. King, between James nnd Ilu)(li>' u. 
 Stevenson. P. S., atatiou and wharf freight agirat 
 
 Qreat Western Railway. 
 SteTenson & Spitial, bakers, Peel. 
 Steward, Eliza, aatrop, Hamilton fity Hospital. 
 Steward, Rob't, superintendent Hamilton City Uoa- 
 
 pital. 
 Stewart, Andrew, clerk of court and deputy clerk of 
 
 the crown. 
 STEWART, J. & CO., founders, machine shop, and 
 
 manufacturers of stores and tinw»re, corner Vine 
 
 and McNab. 
 Stinson, Thomas, Savings Bnn Mughson. 
 St. Mury's Cemetery, King, west. 
 St. Mury's Orphan Asylum, Park, near Sheaffe. 
 Slockbonse, Robert, assistant city clerk, CAty Hall. 
 Stookwcll, L. A., Good Samaritan Oflice, over China 
 
 tea !iti>re, corner James and MarMt >SquDrc. 
 Stone, Elijah, saloon, Mnin. 
 
 Stone, Walter, tailor, corner .Fames and Mulberry. 
 Stoncham, Wm , mason, Walnut, near Peel. 
 STOW, ALFRED, mnnager Bank Upper Canada, 
 
 corner James and Vine. 
 Stow, P., saloon, James. 
 Strathy, II. 8 , inspector Gore Bank, corner King 
 
 and llughson. 
 STREET, R. P., secretary and treasurer Canada 
 
 West Farmers' Mutual and Stock Insurance Com- 
 pany, Commercial Chambers, James. 
 Streeter, Herbert A., iron worker, Augusta, near 
 
 Hngbson. 
 Stroud & Pearson, butchers, James Street Market. 
 STUART, ALEXANDER, dealer in furniture, Ac, 
 
 cabinet maker and undertaker. King, weat. 
 Stuart, Andrew, clerk county court. Court House. 
 Sturgeon, James, shoemaker, East Avenue, near 
 
 Henry. 
 Sulivan, J., boot and shoemaker, Catherine. 
 Sunley, Wm. T., hardware, King, west. 
 Sutherland & Deans, manufacturer of iron bedsteads, 
 
 blacksmiths, &c.. King, weat. 
 Sutlerby, John, tavern, McNabb. 
 Swain, James, tavern keeper, old Market Square. 
 Swift, Mr?. Sarah, fancy goods. King, west. 
 SWINYARI), THOMAS, general manager. Great 
 
 Western Railway Company. 
 TALLMAN, E. H., carriage manufacturer, corner 
 
 York and Caroline. 
 Taylor, David, butcher, Catherine, near Peel. 
 TAYLOR, GEO., manager, Bank of British North 
 
 America. 
 Taylor, John, carpenter. Market. 
 Taylor, John, mason. Bowery, near Main. 
 TAYLOR, JOHN C, proprietor, Royal Hotel, James 
 
 (see card, p. 234). 
 Taylor, Wm , watch and clock maker, .Tames, near 
 
 Rebecca. 
 Taylor, Wm., fancy goods. King, west. 
 TAYLOR, J. & J., proprietor Taylor's celebrated 
 
 fire and burglar proof safes, Josias Bray agent, 
 
 James (see card, p. 226). 
 
 Taylor & •^'irannia, importers, wholesale, oyster luid 
 fruit dwalwti. King. east. 
 
 Tonnwii. limo. W., dealer in shingles, Augusta, ne«r 
 ' .es. 
 
 T< ,.^., P., flour, hed and provisions, 5Iain, comer 
 i.'atherine. 
 
 Thomas, C. L., pianoforte manafaeturer. King, west. 
 
 Thow;H<<, E. C, county sheriff, Court House. 
 
 Thomas, George W., blacksmith. King, east. 
 
 ThoinH.><, John Henry, shoemaker, York. 
 
 THOMA.H. WILLIAM H., rectifying distiHer, im- 
 porter and dealer in foreign and domestic wines 
 and liquors. King, between .lohn and Catharine. 
 
 Thompson, George barrister, Duke, corner Bo'very. 
 
 Thompson, James, grocer, Hess, near York. 
 
 Thompson, Jane, dressraaker, Ufaarles, aear Hnntsr. 
 
 Thompson, John, grocer, Hugh.ton, near Wood. 
 
 Thompson, J., boot and shoemaker, John, soath. 
 
 Thompson, S., shoemaker. King, east. 
 
 Thompson, Wm. M., tailor, Main. 
 
 Thomson, Jr.mes, groceries and provisions, 9 Jan>es. 
 
 Thomson, '£. & Co., dealers in dry goods and millin- 
 ery, corner King and John. 
 
 Thomson & McKiunon, barristers, attornies at law, 
 and solicitors in chancery, Hughson, between 
 Main and King. 
 
 Thorbum, Alexander, grocer, Ac, King, west. 
 
 Thorn, Wm., crockery merchant, York, west. 
 
 Tiffin, Samuel, grocer, Catharine, corner Lynd. 
 
 Tillman, Wm., butcher, James Street Market. 
 
 Tindill, Thcmas, carpenter, John, near Lynd. 
 
 Tireman, Wm. , Shakespeare Hotel, Market Square. 
 
 Toms, John, brewer, corner Cannon and McNab. 
 
 Torrey & Bro.'s, wool pullers, Tyburn, near Spring. 
 
 Trncy, C J., manufacturer and dealer in boots and 
 shoes. King, between John and Hughson. 
 
 Tracy, iohn, boot and shoemaker. King, near John. 
 
 Travaskis, Richard, blacksmith, James, near Tyburn. 
 
 Travers, Dennis, grocer, James, near Stuart 
 
 Trenilett, Wm., boot and shoemaker. King, west. 
 
 Traaz, L. W., general dealer, corner Wellington 
 and Henry. 
 
 Tncker, Anson, coal dealer, McKay's wharf, foot 
 James. 
 
 Tunis, W. E., news depot Groat Western Railway 
 Passenger Depot. 
 
 TURNBULL & CO., Mary Street Foundry and 
 Machine Shop, Mary (see card, p. 230). 
 
 Turner, Alfred, grocery, corner James and Simcoe. 
 
 Turner, Alexander & Co., grocers. Market Square, 
 York. 
 
 TURNER, J. ft J., wholesale grocers, Ilugbson, 
 between King and Main. 
 
 Twamley, John, bailiff. Gore, near Cathcart. 
 
 Ulrich, Frederick, saloon, King, west. 
 
 UNITED STATES CONSULAR AGENCY, J. D. 
 Irwin ; office American Express Company. 
 
 Van Gieson, H., photographic artist, James, oppo- 
 site Fountain. 
 
 Van Norman, J. D., attorney at law, King. east. 
 
 V.AN NORMAN, C. 11. & Ci>., importers and whole- 
 sale and retail jewellers, 4 James, near King (see 
 cant, p. 238). 
 
 Varcoe, Mrs. James, grocery, James. 
 
 Vernon, Klias, physician, James, near Tyburn. 
 
 VICTORIA HOUSE, John McKay, proprietor, 
 corner King and Catharine. 
 
 Von Qiinten, .John, watchmaker and jeweller, James. 
 
 Wakeman, Thomas H., butcher, James Street iNiarkct. 
 
 Walker, F. C, builder, office James, Royal Hotel 
 Buildings. 
 
 WALKER, F. , builder. Bay. 
 
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 Walker, George, toTern keeper, Jamea. 
 
 Walker, James, wholesale dealer in wools and fancy 
 goods, King, east. 
 
 Walker, James, suap and candle manufacturer, near 
 East Viotoria Avenue. 
 
 Walker. John, Hamilton Marble ^Vorks, York, near 
 Park. 
 
 Walker, R., flour and feed, York. 
 
 Walker, Thomas, house and land agent, James, Royal 
 Hotel Bi.Hdiugs. 
 
 WalUtir, Wra., grocery, James. 
 
 WALKER, JAMES P. & CO.. importers, wholesale 
 and retail dealers in hnrlnare. King, between 
 John and Hugbson (..ce card, p. 210). 
 
 Wall, James, bluoksmith, corner Julia and Maiden 
 Lane. 
 
 WALLACE, WM., superiiUcndent Eastern Division 
 Qreat Western Railway. 
 
 Wallingtou, Thomas W., dyi^r, Bay, near Conces- 
 sion. 
 
 WANZER, R. M. & CO., sewing machiuo manufac- 
 tory, corner James and Vine. 
 
 War 1, Charles, jeweller. Little Uorc, near Welling- 
 ton. 
 
 Warry, ,Mr«. E. R., Berlin wo<'l and fancy goods, 
 King, west, opposite Montreal Haul.. 
 
 Waters, Mrs. E., second hand broker, King. east. 
 
 Waters, John, furniture broker, King William, near 
 Ihighsuu. 
 
 Watkins, .Samnol, sen., importer, wholesale ancl re- 
 tail dealer in dry goods and clothing;, 2 Jaine^. 
 
 Watkins, 8amuel, jun., impurtvr, wholesale and re- 
 tail dealer ii: dry goods, 3 James. 
 
 WAY, JAMKS & CO., house, sign and ornamental 
 painters and glaziers, John, north (see card, p. 
 2J0). 
 
 Webb, Henry, shoemaker, John. 
 
 Webber, Fredcriok (/'., grocer, John, near Angusta. 
 
 Webber, John, builder, .lohu, corner Maria. 
 
 Webber, Wm , builder, Maria, corner (Catharine. 
 
 Webster, Anna, teacher Cential t'oho'il. 
 
 Webster, George, gin rectifier, end Weut>Yorth, east- 
 ern limits. 
 
 Welch, Thomas, boot and »hMcmaker, Kin?, west. 
 
 Welliugton, Thomas W., dyer. Bay, near (uncos-ion. 
 
 Wesleyan Female Coll ge, King, between John and 
 Catliariue. 
 
 WEBn;ilN PERMANENT HUiLIMNa SOClKTi', 
 T. Diiggan, M. D., president ; V. A. Ball, necre- 
 tary. 
 
 Weston, Juhn, rhoomaker. York. 
 
 Wetenlia'.l, .1. .S., oo'itity auiliiov. 
 
 Wheeler, Wm. L., collector and commission agent, 
 King, west. 
 
 White, David, proprietor llainiilon House, corner 
 .lolin and Peel. 
 
 WHITE, T., minufftoturer of melodoons, and dealer 
 in Hlieet ittu.''ic, music boooks, ^c, King, west 
 (see card, p. 2.4!t). 
 
 White, Thomas, lumber merchant, Hess, near York. 
 
 White, W. G., builder and carpenter, McNab, north. 
 
 Wilkins, H. A., school teacher, Jainen, crner (fore. 
 
 Willanl, I), b'., dealer in I'loking glisfus, picture 
 frames, &o., James, opposite Mechanics' iusti- 
 tutc. 
 
 WilliaijiH, F., produce dealer, corner Rel?oca and 
 Hiighson. 
 
 Williams, Henry, furniture dealer, King William, 
 near J'imes. 
 
 WILLIAMS, J M., preiiilent Canailian Oil Com- 
 pany, King, west (.^«« carl, p. 210). 
 
 Williams, Robert, saloon, Jubn, south, 
 
 Williamson, James, produce dealer, liughson, near 
 
 King. 
 Wills, James, manufacturer and dealer in boots and 
 
 shoes. King, between John and Hu)rh!<>in 
 Wilson, John, carriage maker. Main, near I'atharine. 
 Wilson, Joseph, butcher, Spring, near Main 
 Wilson, Joseph, grocer, West Avenue, near East 
 
 Market. 
 Wilson, Hamuel, superintendent Hamilton Orphan 
 
 Asylum. 
 Wil.-on, Thnraa.", tavern, John, corner Tyburn. 
 Winckler, Julius, machinist and gunsmith, York, 
 
 near Park. 
 Winer, J., &Co., importers and wholesale druggists, 
 
 King, east. 
 Wink, Alexander S., deputy registrar county Went- 
 
 worth. 
 Wood & Leggat, importers and dealers in shelf and 
 
 heavy hardware, King, between John and Hngh- 
 
 Bon. 
 iVoodley, Samuel, boots and shoes, 8 James, and 
 
 KiuK, corner MoNab. 
 WOODRUFF, A. L., & CO., wholesale wool <lealers, 
 
 James (see card, p. J.'i!)). 
 Woolley & Co., coopers, King William. 
 Woolverton, A. N., houiuiopathic physicittu, Re- 
 becca. 
 Worthington. George, builder. Maiden Lane, near 
 
 JamcK 
 Wright, David, aoeounlant, King, west. 
 Wright, .lohn, physician, Htuart, near Hughson. 
 Wright, John, builder. King, near Mary. 
 '.'.'RiOHT, D. I). & i<ON, photographers. King, west 
 
 (see card, p '221')). 
 Wurst, Fredi'iick, turner, John, north. 
 Wyld. F. & Co., dry goods and clotliing, York, 
 
 Market Square. 
 Wynn, Hugli, grocery, MeNub. 
 Valgan, D. O., City Arms Hotel, McNab. 
 Yenney, Rev. John, Evangelical, Eant Market, near 
 
 Mary. 
 Young, Miss Annie, dressmaker, Bay, botTeoa 
 
 Cannon and Vine. 
 Young CanHLliau Re.stauriint, James Martin Murray, 
 
 proprietor. 
 Young, C. J., clerk Gore Bank, corner King and 
 
 Hughson. 
 Vouiig, Charles, grocery, Janici, corner Mnrviiy. 
 Young, (leiirge A., agent (Jiieen's Insurance Com- 
 pany, eorner James and Kiii); William. 
 Young, Miss .lane, milliner. King, west. 
 Youiij/;, John, president Hamilton Gas Work-?. 
 YOUNG, .lOIIS, F"'! , vioopreaident tircat Western 
 
 Railway Company. 
 Voun-:, .Miiitland, jun., commis..'on merchant, and 
 
 agent for the .Montreal Insurance (.'oiiipany, 
 
 eornor Main and Hii)eI.hom. 
 Young. Thoiiia.'*, I'riuce's SaUion. John. 
 YOL'NG, H. & R, brass loundurs, gas fitters, 
 
 and plumbers. King, west (.^iie card, p 210). 
 YOUNG, LAW & (JO., impor'er'', and wliMiesale 
 
 dealiM-.s in dry gncids, corner Mo.Nab aiil Merrick. 
 YtJUNG & UluVniKit, plumburs (iu i gnx Uiiers, and 
 
 dualers in oils, lainp't, iVo , corner .Tohn mid King 
 
 William. 
 Younnmnn. Samuel, butcher, Main, eorner l.'iek. 
 Z"aland, Ldward, sen., forwarding and oonunistioa, 
 
 /eiilaud's wharf. 
 Zeala!id, Edward, jun., ves^iel owner, Brock, near 
 
 McNab. 
 /iusiiliiier, H., cigar and lobaoou munufacturor, and 
 
 dealer, John, north. 
 
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 HAMPTON, C. W.— A flourishing village, sltunted in the oentre nf the populous and wenlthy town- 
 Hhip lit Darlington, county of Durham. It was first puttied in 1841, and was then called Millville, bat 
 in 18r>l a I'ostOflSce was established, at which time its name was changed to Hnropton. A Urg*^ new 
 grist ai.d flouring mill has lately taken the place of the old one, and other substantial buildingH have 
 U'en erected, its common school is the largest and one of the best in the townsihip, with advantage! 
 ei|u:tl to liiany of the grammar schoolH in the Province. Distant from Cub-jurg, the nouoty town, 80 
 raiies ; from Buwmauvilie, 6 miles ; and from Toronto, 40 miles. Pupulatiou about 600. 
 
 Allin, R. hotel keeper. 
 
 Allin, .Mm , milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Ashtun, J. & 8., lumber merchants. 
 
 Barrett, Mrx., tailoresH 
 
 Clarke, Thomas, blaok^<mith and agricultural imple- 
 
 men* iniik-r. 
 Cole, .iiihn, dry f;o:'J: raerchant, clothier and sewing 
 
 niiicliltic ugeiit. 
 Cole. Hiimud, Mackemith and ngriculturalimplemcnt 
 
 maker. 
 Cnnia, Charles, cooper, 
 Creepei-, VI rs . tuilciress. 
 Cryilerni-in. Michiiel, saw mill prnprieton 
 ELLIOTT, HKNRV, J. P., postmiif^ter, township 
 
 tren-urer. and mill owner 
 ELLIOTT, IIKNKV, jun., inxurance ogent, convey- 
 
 amuT, &IV (see card, p. 2<i(). ) 
 ELLIOTT. 11. & ■) , geutrul merchanU. 
 Ellidit. Tho.i.as, miller. 
 Eiz, Jiilin. tailor. 
 
 Fuwkc, KrHsmus S., cabinet maker. 
 Fowke, Tliiimas, farmer. 
 Qaliity. I'Viiiinis, carpenter and builder. 
 Oriihiuu, Rev J , We-leyan .Meiho.liat. 
 Jam-K. .Iiimuu, .miiw null proprietor. 
 •JayiiP. E. S , ilyer and Hootirer. 
 Jeiik'TiM. \|r« , iiiilliuer mitl dre-isiiiiiker. 
 Jennings, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Johns, John, carriage, waggon and agricultaral inu 
 plement maker. 
 
 .lohn, Samuel, cooper. 
 j Kiveli, Snmnel N., mason and builder. 
 } Martin, Wm., shoemaker. 
 
 I Merrill, Charles C, constable, collecting agent and 
 I commJNHion merchant. 
 ! Noden, Wm., M D , dentist, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Parish, George, patent-right ogent. 
 
 Phillips, H. T., second-hand btoktr, hotel and livery 
 Ht«ble keeper. 
 
 Roach, Rev. W. R., Bible Christian. 
 
 Rogers, Wm. II , J P. 
 
 Sluntrouse, Thomas, auctioneer and general agent. 
 
 Small, .lohn, shoemaker. 
 
 Smith, Gecrge, school teacher. 
 
 Sweetman, Thos. H., accountant snd notary publio. 
 
 Trenouth, Kdward, mason and builder. 
 
 Trenouth, Mis!<, milliner and dre!<Mniiikcr. 
 
 Vanstone, Wm., carriage, waggon and ag'-icultural 
 'mplement maker. 
 
 Ward, Thomas, tutcber. 
 
 Washington, Anthony, J P. 
 
 Webster, Mrs., school tenuher. 
 
 Williams, David, patent right agent. 
 
 Williams, Jsmes, dyer and sodurer 
 
 Williams, Wm , notary public and insurance agent. 
 
 Wright, Thos. A., carpenter an<l builder. 
 
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 HANNON, C. W.— A post village, (called Hannon Corners), sHuated in the township of Olonford and 
 ouuoiy of Wentwortb, South Riding. Distant from Hamilton, the county seat, 7 miles; and from 
 Toronto, 48 miiea. 
 
 Barret', Geo. C, grocer 
 
 Bluir, .lames, school teacher. 
 
 Carver, .Iiihn, township councillor. 
 
 Chuai, TIkm.. towtLriliiii clerk and treasurer. 
 
 Cotton, Herbert, plasterer. 
 
 Duiiciiii. Thomas, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Eviiiis, Kohert. blacksmith. 
 
 Fletcher, .Stephen, saw mill proprietor, 
 
 Galliiwuy, Andrew, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 HANNON, JOSEPH, J. P. and postmaster. 
 Iloruiiig, .Icremiah, J P. 
 Hoskin, .John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Long. Henry, hotel proprietor. 
 MacSherry, Henry, town.diip councillor, 
 Mulholland, Wm., township councillor. 
 Renton, John, township councillor. 
 WieJey, John, towoahi^i reeve. 
 
 .,..,,„...,.-.,. .,,,„... n „ „ _ „ ' power au'l being located m 
 
 tho centre of nii excellent agricultural region. Disliiut from Owen Sutiud, 'ASi mile.i ; fruiu Godcricb, 
 61 milvi; and Irom Uuelpli, ).iU miles. J'opulation alxiut 8iK). 
 
 Adams, Geo W., carpenter. 
 
 Adami , H. P.. flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Appeili'liiiuser, Connul, waggon mnker. 
 
 Beckwith. George, carpenter. 
 
 Ilird Will., dentist 
 
 Blnckwoll, Thoi)>;ii. saddle and harnens maker. 
 
 Buhui-, Fi'ud,, brickmaker. 
 
 liolti nhoi II, Charles, t(\iUir. 
 
 Cam)'bell. Duncan, general merchant. 
 
 Carscaddeii, Rev Davi.l, Kpiscopal Methodist. 
 
 Clatk, .Miss, milliner iiiid dressmaker 
 
 Crispin, James, tani.er. 
 
 Davis, .1. If . raw mill proprietor, 
 
 Derby, Au'lrow, blacksmith. 
 
 Devlin, Wm , carpenter. 
 
 Khertb, John, brewer. 
 
 Kutfi"'. Ludwig, caipenter. 
 
 Goodeve, C P. A E. A., general mnrdinnts. 
 
 (JOTTWAL.S. A Z , postniiihter 
 
 Gmtw^tls, J Z , toi.riibr Miid imiohioiftt. 
 
 Gottwals, John J , cabiiivi maker. 
 
 Graep, Fred. W., shocmskrr. 
 
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 Hohn, John, Ben., mason. 
 
 Hood, John, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Huscber, Gotlieb, carpenter. 
 
 Hutchison, Rev. John, Wesleyan Methodist 
 
 Johnston, John II., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Kalbfleish & Lautensohloger, general merchants. 
 
 Kern, J., tailor. 
 
 K-ehner, John, potter. 
 
 Landeriikin, P., phyNician and surgeon. 
 
 LuBcomb Broiliern, general merchants. 
 
 McDonald, D., school teacher. 
 
 McGaw, Joseph, hotel keeper. 
 
 MoNal'.y, Robert, waggon maker. 
 
 McNally, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Miller, Jacob, mason. 
 Neuert, Talentine, cooper. 
 Norsworthy, Samuel, shoemaker. 
 Pearee, Mr., tinsmith. 
 Saeh, Frederick, mason. 
 Soarborongh, Charles, briekmakcr. 
 Sobamon, Frederick, shoemaker. 
 Sterling, Ilonry, hotel keeper, 
 fjtumpf, RcT. John, German Baptist. 
 Wngner, Anthony, blaokHmith. 
 Weidemon, Joachin, waggon maker. 
 Wright, The Messrs., hotel keepers. 
 Toung, Simon, tailor. 
 
 HARGBAVE, C. E.— A newly settled post Tillage in the townHhip of Litchfield and county of 
 Pontiac, of which it is the county seat. Distant from Ottawa City, 70 miles. Population about SO. 
 
 Arnold, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 
 Carmiohael, D., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Cotton, A. & J., lumber merchants.^ 
 
 Judgson, jHmes E., registrar. 
 
 Kelly, John C, ^ocer and fanniug-mill maker. 
 
 Lauion, Hilaire, shoemaker. 
 
 LEIIOT, WM. G., postmaster and deputy registrar. 
 MoCuaig, N. & P., general merchants. 
 MoTciroan, James, blacksmith. 
 McTeiman, Thomas, lumber merchant. 
 8mitli, Daniel, carpenter and builder. 
 Walsh, Stephen, carpenter and bnilder. 
 
 HABLEY, C. W.— A post village situated in the township of Bnrford and county of Drant. Distant 
 from Urnntford, the county town, 13 miles ; from Uamilton, SU miles ; and from Toronto, 86 miles. 
 Population 75. 
 
 Dennett, Josiah, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Bennett, W. D., jdasterer. 
 
 Coger.>ton, Thomas, school teacher. 
 
 Coon, (Stephen, farmer. 
 
 Coon, 8. R., farmer. 
 
 Denbey, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Denbey, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Done, Jacob, cooper. 
 
 Groom, Wm., blackMmith. 
 
 Johnson, Mrs., milliuer and dressmaker. 
 
 McCLELLAN, J. L., postmaster and general mereht 
 
 Ryder, Henry, tayorn keeper. 
 
 Ryder, Jonathan, farmer. 
 
 Ryder, Rowland, farmer. 
 
 Steedman, Abram, tailor. 
 
 Stewart, James, farmer. 
 
 Sovereign, Cyrus, general merchant, 
 
 Whittalter, John, blaokpmilh. 
 
 WLittaker, T., cabinet and carriage maker. 
 
 HABPURHAY, C. W. — A. flourishing villoge on the line of the Ruffalo and Lake ITuroa Railway, in 
 the township of Tuckersinith and County of Huron. Distant from Goderich, the county town, 20 miles ; 
 from Stratford, 25 miles; and from Toronto, 113 miles. Daily mail. Population about 200. 
 
 Darr, Rev. M., PrcHbyterian. 
 
 Broadfoot. John, ciirpenter. 
 
 Campbell & V'raser, tailors. 
 
 Cash F.dword, general merchant. 
 
 Chalk, W., M.D., physician nnd surgeon. 
 
 Goveulock, Robert, general merchant nnd insurance 
 
 agent 
 Graf<«io, George, waggon makf. 
 Qrasrie, Wm., blacksmith and agricultural implement 
 
 iniiiiufacturcr. 
 Halo, Richard, saddle aiad harness maker. 
 Hale, R. S., tanner. 
 Ilatt,- James, shoemaker. 
 Henderson, Francis, bookseller and stationer. 
 Kidd, John, agricultural implement manufacturer. 
 Knox, Thomas, hotel keeper. 
 Laidlaw & MoDoiigal!, general merchants, 
 Malthors. Andrew, hotel keeper. 
 Market, John, boof and pork dealer. 
 McArtliur, Daniel, saddle and harness maker. 
 MoCullocb, David, shocm.tker. 
 
 McCulIoob, Margaret, milliner and dressmaker. 
 MoDRKMIl), MALCOLM, postmaster, express 
 
 agent and general merchant. 
 Meyer, Frank, saldlo, harness and trun# maker. 
 Meyer, Jacob, cabinet maker. 
 Meyer, Ludwig, clerk of division court. 
 Murry, John, blacksmith nud agricultural impU- 
 
 Dient manufacturer. 
 Pope, H., druggist. 
 Robb, Hugh, carpenter. 
 Bosh, David, tailor. 
 Ross, James, carpenter. 
 Scott, Alexander, carpenter. 
 Smith, John, carriage, waggon and agricuUnral iio- 
 
 plcmcnt manufivcturer. 
 Smith, Walter, waggon moker. 
 Spurting, Christopher, general merohunt. 
 Tnitt, Mis!), milliner and dressmaker. 
 Wheeler, John, baker and coufeutioner. 
 ^^hittaker, Thomas, tailor. 
 
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 HABRIETSVILLE, C. W.— A thriTing post village, situated in the township of Dorchester and 
 county of Midiilesux. DisUnt flrom London, the county seat, 17 miles ; from Hamilton, 78 miles ; 
 and from Toronto, 120 miles. Population about 160. 
 
 Barr, Cinnamon, general merchant 
 
 Bowey, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Brauder, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Busby, S., 8cbool toaohor. 
 
 Des Barres, Kev. T. C, M.A., Church of England. 
 
 Graham, Frank, mason. 
 
 Ilageu, Daniel, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Irwin, Wm., waggon maker. 
 
 Jelly, Frank, hotel keeper. 
 
 Jelly, John J , general merchant. 
 
 Jelly, W., J. P. 
 
 Jelly, Wm. H., hotel keeper. 
 
 Kitchen, J., blacksmith. 
 
 McDonald, 0., scl. ol teacher. 
 
 McMILLKN, JOHN, J. P., postmaster, and general 
 
 merchant 
 Richardson, Rer. 0., New Connexion Methodist. 
 Wait, Alonso, shoemaker. 
 Wait, Joel, shoemaker. 
 Wallace, Isaao, iihotmaker. 
 Wallace, John, shoemaker. 
 
 HABRINOTON, C. E. — A post village in the township of Flarrington, county of Argenteuil, 
 10 miles uurtb of the Ottawa River. Distant from Lachute. the county town, 25 miles ; Montreal, 
 70 miles ; and from Dalesville, 21 miles. Population about 400. 
 
 Beaton, A., tailor. 
 
 Bigron, Samuel, sash, blind and door factory. 
 Brown, George, J. P., flour and grist mill. 
 CAMPBELL, D. B., postmaster, general merchant, 
 
 member county council, &u. 
 Campbell, Ewin, secretary of town. 
 Dewer, John, baker. 
 Finlayson, John, lumber merchant. 
 MoCalloch, John, councillor. 
 McCrinuon, Neil, tailor. 
 McDonald, Ewin, yaw mill proprietor. 
 
 Mclntyre, Miss Ellen, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 McLearnen, Roderick, grocer. 
 
 McLoad, Alex., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 McLoud, Hugh, blucksmith. 
 
 McUae, Donald, ouuuoillor. 
 
 Milway, Henry, J. P. 
 
 Milway, Joseph, town oonncillor. 
 
 Shaw, John, town councillor. 
 
 Shea, David, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Smith, George, butcher. 
 
 HARRINGTON, C. W.—A post villago in the township of West Zorrs, North Riding of the county 
 of O.xt'urd, siliiiiiod in a picturesque and romantic locality, surrounded by a iine agricultural country, 
 and a thriving and prosperous community. Distant from Woodstock, the county town, 'JQ miles ; from 
 Loudon, 30 miles; and from Hamilton, TO miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Campbell, .John, shoemaker. 
 
 DEMOKEST, D. L, postmaster and flonr mill owner. 
 Grigg, George, hotel keeper. 
 Henry, Warren, shoomakor. 
 Hern, Robert, merchant tailor. 
 Hutchinson, James, & Son, general merchants and 
 shoemakers. 
 
 Johnson, Levi, chairmaker. 
 
 Moldrum. Rev. Wm., Presbyterian. 
 
 Morris, Miithew, cabinet maker. 
 
 Paige & Lusteil, blacksmiths and waggon makers. 
 
 Paige, Richard, flour and feed dealer. 
 
 Ridley, John, general morohant. 
 
 HARRISBURG, C. W.— A thriving village, situated on the Great Western Railway, at its junction 
 with the Gait aud Guelph branch, in the township of South Dumfries, cnunty of liiaiit. Distant from 
 Brantford, the oouny town, miles; from Gait, 13 miles; and from Hamilton, I'J miles. Daily mails. 
 Population about 200. 
 
 Baldwin, Wm., oarpentar and builder. 
 Bowman, J., hotel keeper. 
 Bowman, Jacob, carir. >ttr. 
 Burt, Uobort, J P., l rmer. 
 Campbell, J., hotel keeper. 
 Coleman, John, hotel keeper. 
 Durham, Joseph, farmer. 
 Griffin, J., shoemaker. 
 Hall, J., blacksmith. 
 Hall, J., dentist. 
 Hall, John, carpenter. 
 Howell, Lewis, school teacher. 
 Hunter, Hugh, waggon maker. 
 Hurley, R., hotel keeper. 
 Hurley, Mrs. li , general storekeeper. 
 Hyslop, D., general storekeeper. 
 
 Johnson. Wm., shoemaker. 
 
 Law, Thomas, shnomaker, 
 
 Lyie, John, express agent. 
 
 Manwaring, N. E., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Mo.Murtoch, M., station master. 
 
 Owens, James, telegraph operator. 
 
 Parmester, Henry, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Prest, ThomiiB, tulegrtph operator. 
 
 Purves, J., saloon keeper. 
 
 SUaver, Isaac, farmer. 
 
 Smith, R. E., telegraph operator 
 
 SPOOR, 0. A., postmaster and general ageat. 
 
 Spoor, Miss D. H., milliuer aud dress maker. 
 
 Vrooman, A. M., farmer. 
 
 Ungcr, Mrs. U., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
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 HABRISTON, C. W. — A floarisbing post Tillage nod money order office in the township of Minto 
 and ooanty of Wellington. Distant from Quelpb, tbe conntj town, 40 miles. Popalation about 200. 
 
 Arnold. Wm., J. P. 
 
 Connell, Hugh, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Cowan, James, M.D.. physician. 
 
 Craig, John, tailor and olotbier. 
 
 Gilleepie, Miss, iKtnnet maker. 
 
 Gordon, Hugh, carpenter. 
 
 Hat ilton & Qordon, carriage and waggon makers. 
 
 HARRISON, ARCHIBALD, J. P., postmaster and 
 
 saw mill owner. 
 Harrison, George, saw mill proprietor. 
 Harrison, Joseph, saw mi'l proprietor. 
 Harrison, Joshua, flour and grist mill. 
 Hartmure, Peter, boot and shoe maker. 
 
 Hunter, James, hotel keeper. 
 
 Kerr, John, carpenter. 
 
 Maeready, Diane & Co., general merchants. 
 
 IMoMorran, James, hotel keeper. 
 
 Meiklejobn, Alex., general merchant. 
 
 Montgomery, McDonald & Co., dealers in agricoltv- 
 
 ral implements. 
 Potts, James, carpenter. 
 
 PottR, Kerr & Co., carriage and waggon makers. 
 Walker, Rev. J. 
 Yeo, Thomas, carpenter. 
 Yeo, Wm., J. P., olerk 10th division court. 
 
 HARROW, C. W. — A tbriTing post village sitnated in tbe township of Colchester and county of 
 EMsex. Distant from Sandwich, the county town, 22 miles ; and from Hamilton, 240 miles. Population 
 about 160. 
 
 Alexander, Arthur, cooper. 
 
 Baldwin, Morgan, carpenter and undertaker. 
 
 Bell, James, clerk 4th division court and school 
 
 superintendent, 
 fioyte, Richard, town councillor. 
 Brown, John, (colored) plasterer. 
 Brush, John, J. P. 
 
 Burns. P. 8 , carpeulftr and plasterer. 
 Cloyworth, Rev. Thomas, Wesleynn Methodist. 
 Cornwall, Charles W., J. P. and pot ash maker. 
 Cornwall, Wheeler B., J. P., town assessor, and 
 
 coroner. 
 Crosby, Rev. Caswell, (colored) Methodist 
 Davie, Mr., mason. 
 Ferris, John, town councillor. 
 Ferris, Joseph A., carriage and wnggon maker, and 
 
 blacksmith. 
 Fletcher, Rev, M., Episcopalian. 
 Go)dhue, Thomas, carpenter. 
 Hally, James, briokmaker. 
 Harris, Jeremiah, brickmaker. 
 Hawkins, Thomas, J. P. 
 
 Hughson, Wm., boot nnd shoemaker. 
 
 Her, John 0., town c'-k. 
 
 Knapp, James M., rcove. 
 
 Lidwell, Thomas, carpenter. 
 
 Lintner, C. & L , weavers. 
 
 Londvberry, Cornelius, saddle, harness, shoemaker, 
 
 and hotel keeper. 
 MeMickcn, Gilbert, town councillor. 
 Mickle, John, bailift. 
 Mickle, Wm., carpenter »nd un<lerlakcr. 
 Munger, John (i., carriage and waggon maker and 
 
 black.smith. 
 MliNOER. JOSEPH, postmaster aad hotel keeper. 
 Quick, John, undertaker, 
 tjuick, John 0,, shingle maker. 
 Shiiy, John, town treasurer 
 Shay, Timothy, deptity reeve. 
 Tlioropson, Lennox, J. P. 
 Thompson, Robert, tax collector. 
 Wright, John, landing wniter. 
 Wright, Wm., general merchant. 
 
 HARROWSMITH, C. W.— A small post village situated in the township of Portland, oonnty of 
 Frootenac. Distant from Kingston, 10 miles. Population 138. 
 
 Ash, Rev. J. C. 
 
 Baker. Ira, or.btuet maker, Ufholsterer, and ftnning 
 
 mill manufaoturer. 
 Barns, A. N., oarriage and waggon maker. 
 Charlton, J., saw mill owner. 
 Clark, Lester, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Clark, Warren, oarriage and waggon maker. 
 Commercial Hotel, Charles B. Uart, proprietor. 
 Deeks, W. A., blaoksmitii. 
 Eacton, Wm., cooper. 
 Ferris, D., boot and shoemaker. 
 Hamilton, A., builder. 
 Uarbeck, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Harbeok, H., blacksmith. 
 Hart, Charles I' , proprietor Commercial Hotel and 
 
 livery stable. 
 Herohimer, J., saw mill owner. 
 Herchimer, R. A., general merohant. 
 Kemp, Mrs. L., bonnet maker. 
 
 La Hep, T., watchmaker nnd jeweller. 
 La Hep, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Martin, J., general store. 
 Parkin, Richard, clothier and merohant tailor. 
 Phillips, A. J. & Co., carriage and waggon makers. 
 Russell, W., blacksfinith. 
 Sbibley, Edwin, J. P. 
 Spike, A., blacksmith. 
 Spike, Muses, J. P. 
 
 STEWART, SAMUEL. J. P., postmaster, gen. mer- 
 chant, and clerk 10th div. court (see card, p. 200), 
 Storms, (Calvin, cabinet maker and carpenter. 
 Taylor, P.ev. Richard. 
 Townsend, John, real estate agent. 
 Turcott, J., tailor. 
 
 Van Wlnok*' C, boot and shoemaker, 
 Wartmar ^rles, tanner. 
 Wood, Rn iienry. 
 
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 HABTFOBD, C. W.— A post Tillage in the township of Townsend and county of Norfolk, 
 from Simcoo, the count/ town, 17 miles ; Hamilton, 36 miles ; and from Toronto, 75 miles. 
 
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 BR.\DLET, WM., deputy postmaster and farmer. 
 
 Burk. John, fnriuer. 
 
 DEAN, HTAKFOKI). poiitraaster and farmer. 
 
 Fluellen, Qilbert, carpenter. 
 
 Kirk. John, shoemaker. 
 
 Merrill, R. J., mason, plasterer and farmer. 
 
 Moore, George W., school teacher. 
 
 NicholNon, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Osborne, John k Hon, waggon makers. 
 
 Osborne, John, jun., cooper. 
 
 Peet, Almon, saw mill owner. 
 
 Renner, Mrs. Adam, weaver. 
 
 Russell, John, plasterer. 
 
 f^laght, Louis, shoeuiaker and tanner. 
 
 Sussell, J., mason. 
 
 Tajrlor, Oilbert, J. P. 
 
 Thoma.1, Benjamin W., general raerchant. 
 
 Tuwnsend, James A., insurance agent. 
 
 Vanloon, Abraham, farmer. 
 
 Vanloon Itrothnrs, carpenters. 
 
 Vanloon, Kur. Jacob, sen., Baptist. 
 
 Vanloon, Rer. Jacob, jun., Bapiist. 
 
 Vanloon, John, hotel keeper. 
 
 Wilcox, Edward S., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 HABVEY niLL MINES, C. E.— A mining settlement in the township of Leeds, county of 
 Megautic, beluuging tu lht< English and Canadian Mining (,'umpany. Itwa>4 eatablisbed abont the year 
 1858. Distant from the village of Leeds, 9 miles; fVum Inverness, 22 miles; and from Quebec, 50 
 milti. Population about 120. 
 
 Bruce, Peter, miner. 
 
 Donnelly, Hugh, laborer. 
 
 Ellershan, John, miner. 
 
 Pillion, Isaac, (engineer. 
 
 Pillion, Vital, engineer. 
 
 Qalvin, Michael, laborer. 
 
 Orady, Michael, shaftraan. 
 
 Handcock, Richard, miner. 
 
 Harwood, Thomas, carpenter. 
 
 Horstler, David, miner. 
 
 Judge, Patrick, shoemaker. 
 
 King, Wm. M II , phyHician and surgeon. 
 
 Martin, Alex., miner. 
 
 Martin, John, laburer. 
 
 MoCullon, James, laborer. 
 
 McCullon, Patrick, laborer. 
 
 Nurthey, James, miner. 
 
 Nortliey, John, sen., miner. 
 
 Northey, John, general merchant. 
 
 Prout, John, blacksmith. 
 
 ROU.VN, P. M., postmaster and bookkeep«r. 
 
 UoH^eau, Abel, tanner. 
 
 Sincock, John, captain dresser. 
 
 Tonkin, Charles, miner. 
 
 Valliere, Louis, pitman. 
 
 Viant, Win., miner. 
 
 Ware, Michael, b .el keeper. 
 
 Wliyte, Andrew, miner. 
 
 Williams, 11., superintendent. 
 
 Young, Joseph, laborer. 
 
 HARWICH, C W. — Name of post office lor the village of Ilarwirhville, in the township of Harwich, 
 county of Kent. The village wa.-i founded in 1H47. UiNtaulfroni Chatham, the county town, 12 miles; 
 London, 68 miles; llainilion, l.'J4 miles; and from Toronto, 17ii miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Gla.sford, Angus, reeve. 
 IIUTCIII80N, JAMES, postmaster. 
 
 Young, George, J. P., clerk of Division Court. 
 
 HARWOOD, C. W.— A small post villagn situated on the Cobourg and Poterboro' Railway, in the 
 township of Hamilton, and West Riding of the county of North uinbeiland. It was likely to become 
 a place of note, but the bri>!gu cro^<sing Rice Lake near this point having given way there is scaroely 
 any business done. Distant from Cobourg, 13 miles. 
 
 DROPE, ROBERT, postmaster. 
 
 HASTINGS, C. W,— A village of growing importance in the township of Asphodel, county of 
 Peterboio', situalid on and ilivided by tLti Kiver Trent, six miles below Rice I.ako. It is a place 
 cinintntly HuitaWe for inaniifacturing put poses, and has already in operation a cotton mill, employing 
 »•>() operatives ; a knitting mill, omployinging 40 hands; and a woollen mill, giving employment to 20 
 hands. There are also two saw mills, tnaking a very large amount of lumber. Several years ago the 
 government built a dam and lock here as a part of the Georgian Bay or Trent Valley Canol, hence ita 
 water power is very extensive It has communication to C^obourg in summer by steamer to Norwood, 
 a station on the Cobourg and Peterboro' Railway, and a gravel road toColborno, Brighton and Trenton, 
 disUnt from each 2t) miles. An excellent bridge connects the counties of Peterboro' and Northumber- 
 land. The surrounding country is a good farming region, and taken in connection with the gruat 
 water privileges, Hastings bids fair to become, at no distant day, a place of considerable note. Distant 
 from Peterboro', 24 miles; Colbornc, 20 miles ; and from Norwood, 6 miles. Daily mails, 
 tlon, 700. ' 
 
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 Alhion Hotel, J. C. Harrison, proprietor. 
 Anderson, ''^avid, oolleoting agent and broker. 
 Baragir, P. N., baker and oonfeotiouer. 
 
 Barker, D. 8., huibler. 
 Barry, John, blacksmith. 
 Bartley, D , builder. 
 
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 Be«dl«, Thomu H., oftbinet milker. 
 
 Bell, James, agrioultural implement ftod wtggon 
 maker. 
 
 Bo*ie, RcT. Jnmes, Presbyteriiin. 
 
 Brennnii, P., North American Hotel. 
 
 Brougb, A., builder. 
 
 Brown, John, djrer and icourer. 
 
 Calcut, E. & II., brewers. 
 
 Central Hotel, W. & T. Hill, proprietom. 
 
 Clark, Ur., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Coad, Wm., carpenter. 
 
 Coil, Rer. Mr., Wesleymn. 
 
 Cotter, R. C. H., J. P., ininrance agent. 
 
 Coughlan, Timothy, J. P. 
 
 Daily, T., merchant tailor. 
 
 Dixon, R., accountant. 
 
 Drisool, John, shoemaker. 
 
 Driscol, P., builder. 
 
 Empy, Rev. Mr., Episcopal Mrthodist. 
 
 Farrnr, Rev. M. A., Church o England. 
 
 Fife, Doctor, druggist. 
 
 Fife, James M., grocer. 
 
 Foley, James, clerk uf (division conrt. 
 
 Ford, Rarnard, tailor. 
 
 FOWLUS, HEI^RY, J. P., postmaster, general mer- 
 chant, and Naw, flour and grist mill owner. 
 
 FOWLDd, JAMES 8. & BROS., general merchants. 
 
 Fuller, J., chair maker. 
 
 Graham & Hluckmore, brewers. 
 
 Graham, John, brickmakHr. 
 
 Harrison, J. C, Albion Hotel. 
 
 HASTINGS HOTEL, Joseph Sanford. 
 
 Henderson, Wm., accountant. 
 
 Hill, W. ft T., Central Hotel and livery stables. 
 
 Houston, Robert, sboeniaker. 
 
 Howard, J. A., agricultural, implement and waggon 
 maker. 
 
 Hurley Brothers, grocers. 
 
 Insley, J. T., blacksmith. 
 
 Jackson, George, shoemaker. 
 
 Johns, Thomns, blacksmith. 
 
 Johnson, Henry, second hand broker. 
 
 Johnson, R' v'mrd, second band broker. 
 
 Johnston J., Ii"e>y stable keeper. 
 
 Kemp, J. \., baild»>. 
 
 Kemp, W. £. k Co., tin, eoppersmiths, and stov* 
 
 dealers. 
 Kershaw, Miss, milliner. 
 LanderTille, 8., cooper. 
 Lightburn, Stafford, barrister and notary. 
 McDonel, A , builder. 
 Morgan, George, druggist. 
 Mowat, Miss, milliner. 
 Nelson, U. 8., carpenter. 
 Nelson, George, carpenter. 
 North American Hotel, P. Brennao. 
 O'Orady, Jerem-nhj shoemaker. 
 Peters, John, second hand broker, 
 Phelps, E., carpenter. 
 Pomtroy, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 Rellis, James, blacksmith. 
 Rose, Hugh, gun and blacksmith. 
 Russell, George, saddle and harness maker. 
 Sanford, Joseph, Hastings Hotel. 
 Scott, J. W., accountant. 
 Sharpe, John, general merchant. 
 Smith, Rev. J., Wesleyan. 
 Spencely, Joseph, plintographic artist 
 Steele, Robert, black.>'miili. 
 TeviotJale & Co., general merchants. 
 Toms, Isaac, tanner. 
 Tore, B., cooper. 
 Tracy, George, cooper. 
 Tuttle, James, builder. 
 Tye, Henry, carpenter, chair and cabinet maker, 
 
 and planing mill owner. 
 Western, James, builder. 
 White, John, edge tool maker. 
 Whitehead & Co., general merchants. 
 Wilson, Alexander, merchant tailor. 
 Wilson, John B., grocer. 
 Wilson, Matthew, saddle and harness maker. 
 Wynn, M., shoemaker. 
 
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 HATLUY, C. E. — A thriring village in the township of the same name, oounty of Stanstead, district 
 of St. Francis. Distant frum Stanstead, the chef lieu, 12 miles. Daily mail and money order otfice. 
 Population about 200. 
 
 Abbott, L. A., merchant. 
 Boyntcn, W., carpenter and joiner. 
 Burge, Rev. H. 0., Episcopal Church. 
 Chatfield, W. N., shoemaker. 
 Cook, D., postmaster. 
 Cook, W. G., merchant. 
 Darling, Stephen, carriage maker. 
 Davis, Stephen, farmer. 
 Edson, Hoseir, tanner. 
 Elliott & Crosby, mill owners. 
 Fisher. W. C, carriage manufacturer. 
 Gilbert, F. D., M.D., phyBician. 
 Oorden, Wm., harnebs mtker. 
 Barden, J., titilor. 
 Harder, W., blacksmith. 
 Hazeltou, Haien, farmer. 
 Hitchoouk & Parker, merchants. 
 
 Ives, Harvey, farmer. 
 Ives, Joceph, farmer 
 Kathan, L., farmer. 
 Kennedy, George, merchant. 
 Kennedy, O. W., tin worker. 
 Labam, K., clerk of court, and advocate. 
 Labam, J. B., blacksmith. 
 Lewis, A., grocery. 
 Malony, P., farmer. 
 
 Peabody, Stephen, stage proprietor, and mall con- 
 tractor. 
 ShentlifT, Dr., physician. 
 Taylor, Jacob, general merchant. 
 Thornton, James, teamster. 
 Wesson, George, fanner. 
 Woodward, J.. Hatley Hotel. 
 Wynnan, S. W., general merchant. 
 
 KA VELOCK, C. W. —A praall post village situated in the township of Belmont and county of 
 Peterboro'. Distant from reterboro', the county town, 27 miles. Population about 80. 
 
 Battisby, John, school teacher. 
 
 PEARCE, PETER, J. P., postmaster, county warden 
 and mill owner. 
 
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 HAWKESBURY, C. W.— A TilUgf Kitaated on the OMawa Rirer, in tbe townnhip of West 
 Ilawkfsburjr and county of Prescott. Distnnt from L'Orignal, the coanty town, 6 mile» ; from Ottawa, 
 W miles ; and from Montreal, 60 milea. Daily mail. I'upulatiou 1259. 
 
 Armstrong, Rot. J. G., Church of England. 
 
 BeaTer Woollen Mills, John W, Higginson. 
 
 Beukburn, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Ocgg, James it John, masons. 
 
 Bergeron, Qabriol, proprietor Viotoria Hotel. 
 
 Brown. M. A., farmer. 
 
 Campbell, Jnmcs, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Campbell, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
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 Higginson, agent (seo card, p. 260.) 
 
 Carte, J. W., gunsmith. 
 
 Clark, George, farmer. 
 
 Curren, .Sumucl, raiison. 
 
 Uandy, James, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Davidson, Margaret, weaver. 
 
 Dewitt, Win., (Iyer an^l scourer. 
 
 Doyle Denis, general merchant. 
 
 Ewing, Wni.. physician. 
 
 Fairburn, David, millwright. 
 
 Fraser, Mr.<<. A., miiliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Fraser, A. W., J. P., and farmer. 
 
 Freeman, Mrs. Samuel, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Freeman, iSiimuel, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Freeman, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Gille, Miichelle, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Hamilton Uiotliers, general merchants, flour and saw 
 mill proprietors. 
 
 Hamilton, Felix, d.ver and scourer. 
 
 Hamilton, John, reeve. 
 
 Harlow, R , I'urmer. 
 
 Hersey, (Miarles. tanner and currier. 
 
 Uersey. Z. S. M., village councillor, woollen, saw 
 and flour mill proprietor, and general merchant. 
 
 Higginson lirotLerst, general merchants. 
 
 Higginson, Julin, village clerk. 
 
 Uigginti >n, J. W., architect and planing mill propri- 
 etor, and of lieuver WoUen Mill. 
 
 Higginson, S. T., farmer. 
 
 HIGGINSON. THOMAS, postmaster, village coun- 
 cillor and insurance agent (see card, p. 200). 
 
 Higginson, Wm., farmer. 
 
 HodgiuK, George, cabinet maker. 
 
 Holland, J,, proprietor Prince of Wales Hotel. 
 
 Johnston, John, farmer. 
 
 Kimbell, A., gentleman. 
 
 Kinney, Miss M. J., milliner and dresimakur. 
 
 Kirby, W. S., general merohant. 
 
 Kyle, Joseph, school teacher. 
 
 Liicelle, Francois, cooper. 
 
 Laduceur, Touissaint, butcher. 
 
 Lawlor, Richard, millwright. 
 
 Lawlor, Win., superintendent and engineer. 
 
 Lcdward, Henry, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Lurtie, Vincent, grocer, flour and feed dealer. 
 
 Lough, Ilug'i, farmer. 
 
 Macintosh, Eliiabeth, school teacher. 
 
 Maye, Fran^-ois, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 McGibbon, Daniel, millwright. 
 
 McGibbon, Duncan, carriage, waggon, and agrieal- 
 
 tural implement manufacturer. 
 MoGibbon. John, millwright. 
 McGibbon, Miss Mary, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Mullwaine, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 McMahon, Solomon, tin and copper smith. 
 Morrison, James, weaver. 
 Muutton, Joseph, house and sign painter. 
 Murphey, John, blacksmith. 
 Ottawa, Hotel, Jiinies Parker, proprietor. 
 Par;-, Wra., tailor. 
 
 Parkor, James, proprietor Ottawa Hotel. 
 Pattce, R. P., farmer and village councillor. 
 Prince of Wales Hotel, J. Holland, proprietor. 
 Reinhart, Caroline, weaver. 
 Roberts, B. T., phyf>ician. 
 Robertson, Farquhar, J. P., village conncillor, and 
 
 farmer. 
 Robertson, G. N., school teacher. 
 Rochon. Henry, millwright. 
 
 Ryan, James, cabinet, carriage, and waggon maker. 
 Sharpe, Georg.;, blacksmith, agricnitural implement 
 
 manufacturer. 
 Sinclair, John, physician. 
 Smith, J. A., general agent. 
 Smith, John & Thoma.s, blacksmiths. 
 Urquhart, .Angus, agent for Hamilton Brothers. 
 Victoria Hotel, Gabriel Bergeron, proprietor. 
 Walker, Robert, tailor. 
 Walton, George, brickmaker. 
 Watt, Edward, saddle and harness maker. 
 White, Thomas, accountant. 
 
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 HAWKSTONE, C. W. — A small post village, situated on the north shore of Lake Siraooe, in the 
 towiislilpot Uro and county of Sinicoe. It has one private school. Distant from Barrie, the coanty 
 town, 15 miles; and from Orillia, 12 miles. Population abou!. 70. 
 
 Andersen, John, farmer. 
 
 Bell, Capt. Chas. Young, J. P., and saw mill pro- 
 prietor. 
 Hodges, Wm.. farmer. 
 HOUSTON, JAMES, postmaster. 
 Lee, ThoiiiHs, carpenter and builder. 
 Mahony, John, farmer. 
 
 Phinnoy, John, farmer. 
 Scott, Michael, deputy reeve. 
 Steel, John, township reeve. 
 Stewurt, Miss, school teacher. 
 Williamson, Jno., J. P., flour and grist mill owner 
 and fanning mill manufacturer. 
 
 HAWKSVILLE, C. W.— A post village, situated on the Conestogo River, and Mill Creek, in the 
 township of Wellesley, and county of Waterloo. Distant from Berlin, the county town, 12 miles; 
 from Hamilton, fil miles; and from Toronto, 75 miles. Population, 200. 
 
 Alexander, JaTv.es, dyer and scourer. 
 Ament, Jacob, saw mill owner and farmer. 
 Anderson, Duncan, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Ballard, George, olerk of Hawksville. 
 Barber. Wm., farmer. 
 Bearson, J. W., bailiff. 
 
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 Bond, Josiab, oftrriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Boomer, A. & J. E., (of Liowood) lumber merchants, 
 Wm. Oallow, agent 
 
 Boomer, Wm. R, J. P. 
 
 Brodie, Juha Vi., school teacher. 
 
 Braboeber, John W., wooUen mill owner. 
 
 Burke, Felix, blacksmith. 
 
 Cad well, Joseph, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Cadwell, Wm., pottery. 
 
 Cakes, John, tin and ooppjer smith. 
 
 Crocker, Titus, physician. 
 
 Deefenbacber, George, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Doerr, George, towaship councillor. 
 
 Dttdlow, Thomas, houae and sign painter. 
 
 BMPEY, M. P., J. P., postmaster, geneml mer- 
 chant and clerk of division court (see card, p. 260). 
 
 English, Brooksbank, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Fi alich, John Conrad, weaver 
 
 Gallow, Wm., agent for A. & J. E. Boomer, (of Lin- 
 wood), lumber merchants. 
 
 Galloway, Wm., general merchant. 
 
 Hall, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Hastings, Wm., deputy township reeve. 
 
 Hawk, John, J. P., farmer, flour and grist mill owner, 
 and township reeve. 
 
 Hawke, 8. L., general merchant. 
 
 Hilborn, J. B., tanner and currier, boot and shoe- 
 maker, and farmer. 
 
 Hughes, Jeremiah, blacksmith and agricultural im- 
 plement maker. 
 
 Hughes, George, J. P. 
 
 Hufuer, Peter, tailor. 
 
 Johnson, Jacob, maaon and plasterer. 
 
 Johnson, Thomas, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Lackner, F. G., blacksmith. 
 
 Ludwig, Jacob, cooper. 
 
 Markhara, Joseph, cabinet maker and builder. 
 
 Markham, Thomas, ciirpenter and builder. 
 
 MoCutcheon, James, township treasurer. 
 
 McDonald, Thomas, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Milner, Rev Jonathan, Primitive Methodist. 
 
 Mudge, B. H., proprietor North American Hotel. 
 
 North American Hotel, B. H Mudge, proprietor. 
 
 Schneider, Ernest, cabinet maker. 
 
 Sim, Rev. James, Baptist 
 
 Somerville Brothers, blacksmiths and agricaltnral 
 implement makers. 
 
 Thompson, Richard, .T. P., farmer, boot and shoe- 
 maker and denier. 
 
 Vardon. Wm. II., physician. 
 
 Voigt, Gottfreid, brickmaker. 
 
 Vorgtie, John, weaver. 
 
 Watson, W. T., proprietor Wellington Hotel and 
 pottery. 
 
 Wellever, Chaster K., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Wellington Hotel, W. T. Watson, proprietor. 
 
 Wilson, Thomas, head miller. 
 
 Wright, Francis, township councillor. 
 
 Zoeger, John, township councillor. 
 
 HAY, C. W., (commonly called Prancistown). — A thriviag village, situated on the river Aux Sable, mid- 
 way between London am) Goderivh, in the townships of Hay, Stephen and Usborne, county of Huron- 
 It was first settled about the year 1857, and has one union school. Distant from Goderich, the county 
 town, 30 miles ; from London, 30 miles ; and from 8t Mary's, 22 miles. Daily mail. Population 836 , 
 
 Bissett, Robert, hotel and livery stable keeper. 
 Brabazon & Verity, founders, machinists, and agri- 
 cultural implement manufacturers. 
 Broderick, John, general merchant. 
 Brown, Digery, blacksmith. 
 Brown, John, carpenter. 
 Brown, Richard, blacksmith. 
 Burlingame, Jane, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Campbell, Alex., carpenter. 
 
 Carrick, Wm., lumber merchant and saw mill prop. 
 Chapman, Rev. Mr., Wealeyan Methodist. 
 Finlayson, John, shoemaker. 
 Harris, John, waggon maker. 
 Hinks, Rev. John, Episcopal. 
 Hoskin, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Hunt & Webb, flour and grist mill proprietors. 
 
 Hntton & Johnstone, flour and gristmill proprietors. 
 
 Kilpatrick, Hugh, carding mill proprietor. 
 
 Logie, Rbv. John, Presbyterian. 
 
 Logie, James, general merchant. 
 
 Lynch, John, tailor. 
 
 MoConnel, John, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 McDonald, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 McKay, Duncan, shoemaker. 
 
 McKersie, Jane, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 McNab, James, cabinet maker. 
 
 Milne, James, general merchant. 
 
 MURRAY, JAMES, postmaster. 
 
 Smith, Rev. 8., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Towers, James, hotel keeper. 
 
 Webster, Wm,, blacksmith. 
 
 HAYSVILLE, C. W.— A village 'on the river Nith, in the township of Wilmot and county of Waterloo, 
 South Riding, pleasantly situated in the midst of a rich agricultural district. Distant from Berlin, 
 the county town, 14 miles; from Gait, 20 miles ; from llitmiltun, 45 raile.s ; an'l from New Hamburgh, 
 a station on the Grand Trunk Railway, 8 miles. Daily mail. Population about 800. 
 
 Armstrong, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Atcheson, Stewart, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Baird, A., tailor. 
 
 Bleashford, John, blacksmith, carriage and waggon 
 maker. 
 
 Brown, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Brown, James, general merchant. 
 
 Brown, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Cleland, A. W., general merchant, floar mill proprie- 
 tor and farmer. 
 
 Davis, Henry, cabinet maker. 
 
 Elgin House, W. R. Plum, proprietor. 
 Everett, Geo , proprietor. Western Hotel. 
 Johnson, Herbert, photographic artist. 
 Laird, John, farmer. 
 Welsh, Rev. H. F., Church of England. 
 Newman, J. T., school teachev 
 O'Connell, M. McN., physician. 
 Plum, W. R., J. P., and proprietor Elgin Hoase. 
 Shanti, J. T., saw mill proprietor. 
 SOMERVILLE, MARGARET, poitmiitresi, and 
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 Somerville, Jamea, farmer. 
 Tennant, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Tye, H. D., reeve of the township of Wilmot, and 
 farmer. 
 
 Western Hotel, Qeorge Everett, proprietor. 
 William, Hugh, onrriage and waggon maker. 
 Woodhead, Charles, woollen factory. 
 
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 HAZLEDEAN, C. W.— A post village situated in the township of Gouldbnme and county of 
 Oai letun, in the centre of a well settled farmiog district. Distant from Ottawa city, the county seat, 
 13 miles : from Prescott, 70 miles ; from Montreal, ISO mites ; and from Quebec, 310 miles. Popu- 
 lation of township, 2,914. 
 
 ABBOTT, ADAM, general merchant, assistant 
 postmastfr, and manufacturer of boots and shoes. 
 
 Bradley, Qeorge, jun., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Bradley, John, steam saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Bradley, Robert, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Cathoart, Carlton, township clerk; post office 
 address, Asbton, C. W. 
 
 Colbert, John, jun., farmer. 
 
 Colbert, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Colsyth HouHe, Wm Eagleson, proprietor. 
 
 Cuthbert, Wm. F., J. P. 
 
 Eagleson, Wm., proprietor Colsyth House. 
 
 Godfrey, Rev. James, Church of England. 
 
 Gowe, Alexander, tailor. 
 
 Graham, Innis, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Harton, A., cooper. 
 
 Harton, James, cooper. 
 
 Hodgins, John, farmer. 
 
 Hodgins, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Hughes, Barnabas N., Common School teacher. 
 
 Jackson, Robert, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Kemp, Mrs., hotel keeper. 
 
 McCann, James, weaver. 
 
 McEwan, Wm., township treasurer. 
 
 Mulligan, James, farmer. 
 
 Robertson, George B , tanner and currier. 
 
 Scott, John, reeve of township. 
 
 Stonchyle, Wm., tanner and currier. 
 
 Vanderburgh, Rev. L., Wesleyau Methodist 
 
 Winchester. Edward, boot and shoe maker. 
 
 YuUNQ, JOHN, postmaster and farmer. 
 
 Young, Wm., 'armer. 
 
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 HEADVIIjIiE, C. E, — A thriving post village, situated on Black River, in the township of Grantham, 
 parish of St. Qermain and county of Drummond. Distant from Drummondville, the county seat, 6 
 miles ; from St. Hyacinthe, 1.8 miles ; from Soiel, 36 miles ; and from Three Rivers, 66 miles. Popu- 
 lation of the township, by last census, 2,395. 
 
 Arpin, Michel, saw mill owner. 
 Baillargeon, Rev. F., Roman Catholic. 
 Detyardiu, Mr., saw mill owner. 
 Dionne, J. Bte., boot and shoemaker. 
 Duff, Stanislas, blacksmith. 
 Forest, Moise, boot and shoemaker. 
 Gauthier, Qermain, cooper. 
 Girard, Michel, saw mill owner. 
 Jutras, Aroelie, school teacher. ' 
 
 Lambert, Michel, school teacher. 
 Landry, J. Bte., brickmaker. 
 Lapierre, Jos., tin and copper smith. 
 Leclerc, Celina, school teacher. 
 
 Lemaire, Gnillanme, blacksmith. 
 Lemerie, Augustin, carpenter and builder. 
 Leroerie, Frs., carpenter and builder. 
 MENUT, HENRY, postmaster. 
 Paquin, Pierre, hotel keeper. 
 Paradis, Jos., J. P., general merchant 
 Par6, Amelia, school teacher. 
 Par<^, H P., notary publio. 
 Pinard, F6liz, J. P. 
 Savignac, Adolphe, general merchant. 
 Sylvestre, Jos., tanner and currier. 
 Wilson & Co., saw mill owners. 
 
 HEATHCOTE, C. W.— A small post village, situated on Beaver River, in the township of Eophraai* 
 and county of Grey. The village is sometimes called Williamstown Corners. Distant from Owes 
 Sound, the county town, 29 miles ; and from CoUingwood, 16 miles. Population about 60. 
 
 Bradbury, Mr., shoemaker. 
 
 Donaldson, W., blacksmith. 
 
 Dyre, Rev. Wm. R., Wesleyan Methodist 
 
 Hewish, W. C, general merchant. 
 
 Longlead, Wilson, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Matthews, Rev. M. H., Primitive Methodist. 
 
 MoCarrol, Mrs., general store. 
 Olmsted, Thomas H., tavern keeper. 
 RORKE, THO.MAS J., postmaster, 
 
 division court. 
 Rorke, Wm., notary publio and estate agent. 
 
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 HECKSTON, C. W.— A thriving post village in the township of South Gower and county of Greti> 
 villo. It has one common school . Distent from Brookville, the county town, 32 miles ; firom MontrMl, 
 183 miles; and from Toronto, 240 miles. Population about 160. 
 
 ADAMS, GIDEON, postmaster and general meroh't. 
 
 Adams, Joseph, sen., J. P. 
 
 Anderson, Rev. Joseph, Church of Scotland. 
 
 Anderson, Samuel, blacksmith. 
 
 Barnes, S. & Co., boot and shoemakers. 
 
 Beggs, John, cooper. 
 
 Bench, Wm., Jun., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Cook, Joseph, J. P. 
 
 Grant, Daniel, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Hemmway, Mine Amanda, school teacher. 
 
 Hillyard, Wm., weaver. 
 
 Irvin, Mrs., weaver. 
 
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 Hagee, 9. k Sons, earpenters and bnildera. 
 Moses, Wm., J. P., physician and surgeon. 
 Smith, Alexander, boot and shoemaker. 
 Bmilb, Elijah, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Smith, .Tames W., saw mill proprietor. 
 Thompson, Samuel, boot and shoemaker. 
 Wilson, Mrs. S. A., hotel keeper. 
 
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 HEIDELBEBO, C. W.— A post Tillage in the township of Wellesley and county of Waterloo, with 
 an almost exclusiTe Qerman population. Distant from Berlin, the county town, 11 miles ; and firom 
 Stratford, 26 miles. Popalatioa about 400. 
 
 Brandle, John, shoemaker. 
 
 Delion, F., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Dorsam, George, shoemaker. 
 
 Engeldir, Wm., sho.'makor. 
 
 Funk, John, J. P. 
 
 Oerling, John, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Great Eastern Hotel, F. Kressler, proprietor. 
 
 Great Western Hotel, Henry A. Miller, proprietor. 
 
 Hahn, John, waggon maker, 
 
 Heimbacb, Henry, tailor. 
 
 Huhn, Frederick, barber. 
 
 Kabel, Conrad, brewer. 
 
 Eock, Mrs. Anna, midwife. 
 
 Kock, Phil., carpenter. 
 
 Kramer, Gsort^e, cooper. 
 
 Kramer, Joseph, tailor. 
 
 Kratt, John, carpenter. 
 
 KRESSLER, JOHN, postmaster and proprietor 
 
 Great ^ast^rn Hotel. 
 Krickman, Jacob, blacksmith. 
 Lininger, Joseph, carpenter. 
 
 MARSALSKI, AUGUSTUS, teacher of languages 
 
 and copyist (see card, p. 260). 
 Miller, Mrs. A., milliner. ^ 
 
 Miller, Isaac, blacksmith. 
 Miller, Leonhard, beef and pork packer. 
 Myer, John, J. P. 
 Pfeffer, Anthony, carpenter. 
 Richer, Christopher, carpentei. 
 Seele, John, cooper. 
 Stahlsohmidt, Rev. D., Lutheran. 
 Tacoby, Justus, wooden and willow ware maker. 
 Ungeschukt, George, church porter. 
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 Weidenhammer, Christopher, carpenter. 
 Weiss, Christopher, blacksmith. 
 Weiss, George, waggon maker. 
 Wendeling, F., veterinary surgeon. 
 Wendeling, Fr., carpenter. 
 Wernette, Jean, brickmaker. 
 Ziegler, Frederick, sash, blind and door^aker. 
 Zungler, Conrad, turner and wheelwright. 
 
 HEMMINGFOBD, C. E.— A village and station on the Montreal and Champlain Railway, situated 
 within three miles of the Province line, in the towniihip of Hemmingford, county of Huntingdon and 
 district of Montreal. It has a good local trade, and one district school. Distant from Huntingdon 
 the county town, 30 miles ; and from Montreal, 40 miles. Daily mail. Population about 250. ' 
 
 Anip, Alexander, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Besant, W., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Bland, Rev. H. F., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Boissoneault, Rev. E., Roman Ct>*holio. 
 
 Coates, C. A., physician and surgvon. 
 
 Corbier, J. E., flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Carrier, Moses, cabinet maker. 
 
 Curry, Wm., shoemaker. 
 
 Dryden, Andrew, builder. 
 
 Du Vernet, Rev. E., Church of England. 
 
 Edwards, Wm., insurance agent. 
 
 Gordon, Henry, shoemaker. 
 
 Hamilton, George, builder. 
 
 Hughes, Owen, blacksmith. 
 
 Johnson, W. B., general merchant. 
 
 Latham, James, insurance agent. 
 
 Latham, Mrs. H., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Linns, R., tailor. 
 
 MoEvila, D., general merchant. 
 
 McFee, Donald, J. P. 
 
 McFee, Finlay, hotel keeper. 
 
 MoNaughton, P., municipal olerk. 
 
 Nesbitt, Humphrey, flour, grist and saw mill prop, 
 
 Patterson, Rev. James, Presbyterian. 
 
 Popham, Henry, shoemaker. 
 
 Reay, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Ryan, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Scboultz, F., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 SCRIVER, JOHN, J.P., postmaster. 
 
 SCRIVER, J. & J. A., general merchants and mw 
 
 mill proprietors. 
 Scriver & Moore, tanners, hide ind leather dealers. 
 Stearns, C, saw mill proprietor. 
 Sweet, M., custom house officer. 
 Thompson, James, waggon maker. 
 Wark, W., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 HENRY, C. W. — A post village in the township of L'Orignal, seigniory of Longueil, oonuties of Presoott 
 and Russell. Distant from L'()ri„(i.il, the county town, 6 miles ; Montreal, 60 miles; and from Quebec, 
 260 miles. Population about 160. 
 
 Baneroft, Asa, tanner and currier. 
 
 Beaton, M . carpenter, cabinet and waggon maker. 
 
 Bellogue, M. 0., insurance agent. 
 
 Biggen, Phillip, weaver. 
 
 Blass, Samuel, agricultural implement maker. 
 
 Blass, Samuel, weaver. 
 
 Burnash, Miss Mary, school teaeher. 
 
 Oross, George, J. P., and grist mill owner. 
 
 Cross, Harrison, insurance agent. 
 
 Cross, John, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Centos, J., sewing machine agent. 
 
 Dickson, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Dickson, Wm., J. P. and farmer. 
 
 Fonrnier, Antoine, hatter and furrier. 
 
 HAMELIN, C. W., postmaster, general merchant, 
 
 and saw mill owner. 
 Hanelin, Felix, J. P. and tailor. 
 Hall, Wm., weaver. 
 
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 Howie, James, lamber merchant 
 
 Banter, Joseph, architect. 
 
 Hyeum, John, brickmaker. 
 
 Jeffers, J. C, trunkmaker. 
 
 Johnson, E. A , barrister. 
 
 Louis, Charles L., architect. 
 
 McDonald, DANIEL, assistant postmaster. 
 
 McNally, John, planing mill owner. 
 
 MoRae, Jobu N., saw, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 McRae, Wm., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Nolby, Rev. James, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Faquette, Peter, tailor. 
 
 Rimsey, Bella, dentist. 
 
 Ramsay, John, tailor. 
 
 Saguin, Antoine, hatter and furrier. 
 
 Steward, Hugh, crown land agent. 
 
 Steward, James, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Swain, E., shoemaker. 
 
 Treadwell, C. P., grist mill owner. 
 
 Vally, Mif<3 Josephine, milliner. 
 
 Walker, Henry, lumber merchant. 
 
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 HISNB Y V XIjLIS, C. SS. — A flourishing Tillage situated in the Seignory of Noyan, county of Iberrille, 
 and District of Montreal. It has a convent and district school. Distant from Iberyille, the countjr 
 town, 13 miles ; and from Montreal ol) miles. Daily mail. Population about 600. 
 
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 Allard, Joseph, brickmaker. 
 
 American Hotel, D. Bernard, proprietor. 
 
 Brlhmoro, C, physician and sijrgeon. 
 
 Bernard, D., proprietor American Hotel. 
 
 Bernin, Thomas, tanner and currier. 
 
 Brassard, Thomas, notary public. 
 
 Brouliette, L., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Checoiue, James, farmer. 
 
 Checoine, James & John, blacksmiths. 
 
 Conner, D., tailor. 
 
 Darby, A. S„ carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Darche, F. X., farmer. 
 
 Demerse, A. J., general merchant. 
 
 Demerse, A. L., J. P., general merchant. 
 
 Demerse, E. R., J. P., not&ry public. 
 
 Demerse, N., hotel keeper. 
 
 Donduraod, F., carpenter and builder, 
 
 Dondurand, P., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Dupuis, E., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Dupuis, II., blackHmith. 
 
 Fournior & Darche, tanners and curriers. 
 
 Fournier, L., J. P. 
 
 GOODNOW, E. S., postmaster, general merchant, 
 
 and mill owner. 
 Greene, 0., J. P. ^ 
 
 Ueil, L. A,, boot and shoemaker. 
 Ilagle, Isaac, J. P. 
 Irwin, Wm. A., mason. 
 Lamieuz, J., boot and shoemaker. 
 Leclair, Joseph, mason. 
 I<eclair, M., mason. 
 Lernair, Louis, carpenter and builder. 
 Lunier, J. M., farmer. 
 Mactie & Townseud, general merchants. 
 Marcesseau, C., blackamith. 
 Marccsseau, M., blacksmith. 
 Parker, Q. W., saddle and harness maker. 
 Roy, Lucien, .1. P. 
 St. Aubin, Rer. T., Roman Catholic. 
 St. Jean, N., baker and confectioner. 
 Tas86, R., physician and surgeon. 
 
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 HEBDMAN'S COBNEBS, C. E.— A post village in the township of Hinchinbrooke and county 
 of 1 untingdou. Distant from Huntingdon, the county town, 6 miles ; and from Montreal, 60 mile*. 
 Population of the township, 3,000. 
 
 Adams, Robert, shoemaker. 
 
 Anderson, James, J. P., general merchant and hotel 
 
 keeper. 
 Andrews, Rev. Mr., Methodist. 
 Breapner, Joshua, general merchant. 
 Cogland, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Craik, David, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Gibson, Samuel, shoemaker. 
 Grady, Thomas, hotel keeper. 
 Henderson, S., blacksmith. 
 Herdman, Arthur, clerk of commissioner's court. 
 Holmes, Dinah, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Hornwood, A., tailor. 
 Johnston, Archibald, cooper. 
 JOHNSTON, JOHN, postmaster, hotel and livery 
 
 stable keeper. 
 Johnston, Robert, lumber merchant and saw mill 
 
 proprietor. 
 Johnston, Wm., patent right agent. 
 Leonard, Michael, tanner, 
 
 Lambson, Thomas, gunsmith. 
 
 Manning, John C, J. P. 
 
 Matthewson, Neil, proprietor Tremont Hotel. 
 
 MoArthur, Arthur, waggon maker. 
 
 McCoy, James, hotel keeper. 
 
 McCoy, John, J, P., cooper. 
 
 Middlemas, Robert, carpenter. 
 
 Middlemas, Robert, general merchant. 
 
 Mills, Harvey, general merchant. 
 
 Oliver, Andrew, general merchant. 
 
 Percy, S. V., hotel keeper and waggon maker. 
 
 Shepherd, Moses, upholsterer. 
 
 Somerville, R. B., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Steele, J. J., blacksmith. 
 
 Stewart, John, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Tremont Hotel, Neil Matthewson, proprietor. 
 
 Webster, Rev. C, United Presbyterian. 
 
 Welding, Dr., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Whyte, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Wills, Alexander, carpenter. 
 
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 HEBEFOBD, 0. E. — A small post village in the township of the same name, county of Oomptoa tnd 
 district of St. Francis. Distant from Cookshire, the chef lieu, 80 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Andrews, Burnett, tanner, hide and leather dealer. I Ellis, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Brown, Madame, hotel keeper. | WORKMAN, A., postmaster ft custom house oflle«r. 
 
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 HESFEIiER, C. W. — An incorporated ▼illage, aituated on the Biter Speed and Guelph Branch of tlie 
 Qreat Western Railway, in the townnhip and county of Waterloo. It is in the centre of one of the 
 fluest agricultural districts in Upper Canada, with extensive water power and facilities for manufac- 
 turing purposes. There are in the vicinity several large flouring and grist mills, a woollen manufac- 
 tory and distillery, together with an extensive barrel, stave, and shingle factory. Distant from Berlin, 
 the county town, 8 miles ; from Preston, 4 miles ; from Ilamilton, 30 miles ; from Toronto, 6U miles ; 
 and from London, 72 miles. Daily mail, and money order oflBoe. Population about 1,000. 
 
 AMIemson, Christopher, butcher. 
 
 Baker's Hotel, Wm. Baker, proprietor. 
 
 Baker, Wm., hotel and livery stable keeper. 
 
 Brock, Wm., miller. 
 
 Buldoc, Ed., cooper. 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE Co., Conrad Nahr- 
 gang, agent. 
 
 Conway, Mrs., boot and shoe denier. 
 
 Crooka, John, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Englebart, Lewis, carpenter. 
 
 Ferguson, Anthony & Co., general merchants. 
 
 Ford, James, miller. 
 
 Gliok, Mrs., hotel keeper. 
 
 Cortb, Fred., shoemaker. 
 
 Oiiother, Q., builder, sash and blind manufacturer. 
 
 Harkness, Richard & Co., clothiers and merchant 
 tailors. 
 
 Hespeler, David, J. P., lumber merchant, proprietor 
 of distillery, woollen factory, flour, gribt and saw 
 mills. 
 
 Hespeler, Oeorge, J. P., and township reeve. 
 
 Holm, Peter, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Hortop, John, miller. 
 
 Howat, A. 0., station master. 
 
 HUther, Ludwig, blacksmith. 
 
 Jaidine, Andrew, plnmber. 
 
 Johnston, James P., blacksmith. 
 
 Johnston, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Karoh, Charles, J. P., foundry, machinist and agri- 
 cultural implement manufacturer. 
 
 Kascb, Charles, brickmaker. 
 
 Knechtel, Wm , saddle'und harnes maker. 
 
 Kohn, David, grist and flour mill proprietor. 
 
 Kouth, v., miller. 
 
 Kreig, Fred., tailor. 
 
 Kribs, Lewis, township clerk, builder, sash and 
 blind manufacturer. 
 
 Lackner, P. H., tailor. 
 
 Martin, George, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 McBain, Alex., clerk. 
 
 McBain, Wm. & Co., general merchants. 
 
 McDonald, Angus, rectifier. 
 
 Mclntyre, R., M.D., physician and surgeon. 
 
 MoRenzie, Rev. Malcolm, clergyman. 
 
 McNauphton, Rev. Mr., clergyman. 
 
 NAHitGANO, CONRAD. J. P., postmaster, insur- 
 ance agent, notary public and general merchant 
 (see card, p. 260). 
 
 Neff, Henry, miller. 
 
 beOrholtzer, Joseph,>8aw mill proprietor. 
 
 O'Donohoe, James, distiller. 
 
 Pabst, Chris., hotel keeper. 
 
 Picken, James, cooper. 
 
 Picken, John, shoemaker. 
 
 Renwick, Walter, butcher. 
 
 Rifle, George, general merchant. 
 
 Robert Burns' Hotel, C. Pabst, proprietor. 
 
 Rotharmell, Lewis, cabinet maker. 
 
 Rotharmel, Rev. Lewis, clergyman. 
 
 ^acbs, John, builder. 
 
 Saxton, John, dyer and scourer. 
 
 Seibel, Philips, baker. 
 
 Shaw, Adam, general merchant. 
 
 Simiiigton, B. W., planing mill proprietor. 
 
 Stnidt, Frank, cooper. 
 
 Stewart, Thomas, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Tweedie, T. B , tailor. 
 
 Union Hotel, Mrs. Glick, prop. 
 
 Wifller, Chas., waggon maker. 
 
 Williams, Morgan, photographic artist. 
 
 Wheeler, D. C, Dentist. 
 
 White, Rev. James, clergyman. 
 
 Zryd, John, stove dealer, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Zryd, Joseph, painter. 
 
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 HIAWATHAj C. W.— A small post village, situated in the township of Otonabee and county o 
 Peterboro', on the Otonabee River, and a station on the Cobourg and Petcrboro' Railway. Distant 
 from Peterboro', the county town, 12 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Braethwaite, Wm., Farmer. 
 
 Catbey, Miss, M. J., teacher Indian school. 
 
 Ednegton, Robert, Farmer. 
 
 EVANS, GEOHGB, postmaster and general merch't. 
 
 Hatterick, Michael, farmer. 
 
 Uumber, David, carpenter. 
 
 Kent, Hugh, farmer. 
 
 Madder, Rev. D. B., Weslcyan Methodist. 
 
 Montftoraery, J., farmer. 
 
 Montgomery, W., farmer. 
 
 Merriam. Burridge, farmer. 
 
 Taylor Chas., farmer. 
 
 HILIiIEB, C. W. (sometimes called Pleasant Valley,)— A thriving post village situated in the township 
 of lliliier and county of Prince Edward. Distant from Pioton, the county town, IG miles. Population 
 about 100. 
 
 Arthur, Matthew, J. P., farmer. 
 Baird, John, cooper. 
 
 BHyer, Rev. Robert C, Church of England. 
 Cardinell, John, mason. 
 Clinton, John, weaver. 
 Crothers, Wm,, boot and shoe maker. 
 Dnugall, Wm. R , DentiHt. 
 FLAGLKR, SOLOMON, postmaster, hotel 
 and insurance agent. 
 
 keeper, 
 
 Gnddcs, Matthew, cooper. 
 
 Hill, Richard, blacksmith. 
 
 Junes, George, farmer. 
 
 Jones, Samuel, J. P. 
 
 Lear, John, farmer. 
 
 Lewis, Henry, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 McConib, James, carpenter and builder. 
 
 McDonald, Joseph, school teacher. 
 
 Milton, Samuel, boot and shoemaker. 
 
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 Monaghan, Hugh, eooper. 
 
 Nolun, Richard, floor and grivt rnill proprietor. 
 
 Palmer, Henry, woollen mill proprietor. 
 
 Pieraoii, Joitepb, J, P. 
 
 Pleasant Valley Hotel, Solomon Flagler, proprietor. 
 
 Pjre, Robert, blacksmith. 
 
 Rigbtmin, Valentine, 
 
 Tindal, Rev Wm., New Connexion Methodist. 
 
 Young, John B., J. P., general merchant. 
 
 HILLSBURGH, C. W. — A villnge sitnated on a branch of the Riter Credit, in the township of 
 £i'iD and count; of Wellington. Disttnnt from Ouelph, the county town, 20 miles: from the George* 
 town Railway Station, 15 miles ; and from Toronto, 60 miles. Daily Mail. Population about 200. 
 
 Annand, Henry, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Baker, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Bennie, Alexander, deputy reeve. 
 
 Bridges, Wm., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Byrne, .John, blacksmith. 
 
 Campbell, Johti, mason and plasterer. 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSUR.^NCE Co., George Worts, 
 
 agent. 
 Carmichael, Malcolm, tailor. 
 Clayton, George, weaver. 
 Comacli, William, 
 Duggan. William, hotel keeper. 
 Edmonds, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Edmonds, John, baker and confectioner. 
 Everdell, Willinm, J. P. 
 Franklin, Ben., tin and coppersmith. 
 Gaud, William, tanner and currier. 
 Goodwell, Rev. John, Church of Scotland. 
 Harris, .' ihn T., blacksmith. 
 Henderson, Robert, carpenter and builder. 
 Hensbaw, George, farmer. 
 Hill, Robert, hotel proprietor. 
 HOW, WILLIAM, Sen., J. P., postmaster. 
 
 HOW & BRO , general merchants. 
 
 Kirk, John, hotel prop. 
 
 Lenson, Isaac, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Leason, Samuel, hotel proprietor. 
 
 McArtbur, Duncan, tailor. 
 
 McGili, Peter, reeve. 
 
 McKiiinon, David, general merchant. 
 
 McLellan, Colin, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Mc.Vlillan, Chas., farmer. 
 
 Meijcalf, Mr., blacksmith. 
 
 Murry. Daniel, school teacher. 
 
 Niidwell, Robert, J. P., farmer. 
 
 Reed, Henry. 
 
 Reed, Rev. Hugh, Baptist. 
 
 Robert.-'on. Colin, grocer. 
 
 Rogers, Wm., mason and plasterer. 
 
 Sinclair, Alex , carpenter and builder. 
 
 Tboinp)>on, Archibald, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Viner, John, furniture dealer. 
 
 Wilson, Rev. Samuel, Wesleyao Methodist. 
 
 Worts, George, general merchant, flour and griit 
 
 mill proprietor and insurance agent. 
 York, John, physician. 
 
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 HILTON, C. W. — A small village, situated in the township of Brighton and county of Northumberland. 
 Dii'iuiii from Cobourg, the county town, 25 miles, and from Brighton, 4 miles. Daily mail. Population 
 
 about 60. 
 
 Adnms, A. B., farmer. 
 
 BECKEll, A. A., J. P., postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 Becker, C. S., farmer. 
 Becker, Mrs., tailoress. 
 Bonter, Jainex, blacksmith. 
 Crealock, Richard, onrringe and waggon maker. 
 Dulmiige, Marshall, blacksmith. 
 Egan, 1) II., hotel proprietor, 
 Fcirtier, John, cooper. 
 Marsh, W. A., carpenter and builder. 
 
 MoCoy, Henry, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Morrow. R. J., farmer. 
 
 Potts, Robert, fnruier. 
 
 Kicliniotid, C, farmer, 
 
 Richmond, S , J. P. 
 
 Rogers, Robert, farmer. 
 
 Tlmrne, Edmond, farmer. 
 
 Thome, O. C, farmer. 
 
 Webster, J. M., farmer. 
 
 WehHter, Joshua, J. P. 
 
 Wells, Charles R., school teacher. 
 
 HOLLAND LANDING, C. W. — An incorporated village, situated on the east branch of the 
 liuliaiiu River, in the townabip of East Qwillimbury and North Riding of the cou£>*y of York. It is m 
 Btatiou on the Northern Railway, Trade principally local. Distant from Newmarket, 4 miles; from 
 Bradford, 4 miles ; from Barrie, 28 miles ; and from Toronto, 38 miles. Daily mails and money order 
 otfiuo. Population abuut 750. 
 
 Armstrong & Lloyd, tanners, dealers in hides and 
 
 leather. 
 Ayerst, F , baker, confectioner and village treasurer. 
 Bacon, Henry, village councillor, mason & plasterer. 
 Beach Robert, boot and shoe maker. 
 Benton, Donald, farmer. 
 Bell, Miss, niillinerand dressmaker. 
 Brown & Brown, bout and shoemaker. 
 Brown, Edward, plasterer. 
 Chapman, Henry, brickmaker. 
 Cha[iniau, Joshua, brewer. 
 Chapman, The Misses, millineri and dressmakers. 
 
 Clark, C. B., general merchant. 
 
 Commercial Hotel, Henry Croxon, proprietor. 
 
 Corb ere, Eli, bout and Hboemaker. 
 
 Croxon, Henry, proprietor Commercial Hotel. 
 
 Davidson, John, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Dunnan, Rev. Mr., Methodist. 
 
 Ellerby, David, woollen mill proprietor. 
 
 Evans, Euox, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Evans, James, farmer. 
 
 Oillrie, Andrew, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Ginnan, John, farmer. 
 
 Uaumer, E. V., proprietor Northern Hotel. 
 
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 Harris, E., blacksmith, 
 
 Jakeway, Aaron, tin, copper and sheet iron ware. 
 
 Kelly, Thomas, teilor. 
 
 Kennedy, James, school teacher and Tillage clerk. 
 
 Lane, Thomas, village coancillor. 
 
 Luck, Wir>., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 McClure, James, hotel keeper. 
 
 McQuigin, Uiohard, pedlar. 
 
 McKeracher, Ale.\., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Northern Hotel, £. V. Uanmer, proprietor. 
 
 O'Kief, Mary, general store. 
 
 Ough, John, mason. 
 
 Parsons, Thomas, pedlar. 
 
 Parsons, Mrs. Thos., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Phelps, Alfred, carpenter and village councillor. 
 
 Ramsay, Kobert, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Ramsay, Rer. S. F., Church of England. 
 ROSS, D. S.. station master and freight agent. 
 SESSIONS, T08BY & CO., tanners, dealers in hides 
 
 and leather (see card, p. 260). 
 Shepherd, John, carpenter and builder. 
 SLOAN, WM., postmaster. 
 Stewart, Thomas, plasterer. 
 Sweasy, George, farmer. 
 Tait, Wm,, blacksmith. 
 Taylor, Martin, cabinet maker. 
 Thompson, Thomas, pedlar. 
 Thome, B. J., floar mills proprietor, village eoua- 
 
 cillor and general merchant. 
 T015KY, WAliREN, general merchant. 
 Willson, R. T., J. P., and village reeve. 
 
 HOLLEN, C. W. — A village, situated in the township of Maryboro' and North Riding of the county of 
 Wellington. Distant from Quelph, the county town, 30 miles ; from Berlin, 25 miles ; and from Toronto, 
 80 miles. Daily mail. Population about 260. 
 
 Allieson, Abel, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Anderson, John, accountant. 
 
 Ayrest, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Bailey, Thomas, builder. 
 
 Baker, Thomas, R., waggon maker. 
 
 Bristow, Walter, collecting agent. 
 
 Connor, P., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Daily, Robert, cooper. 
 
 Edmunds, .\8ahel, J. P. 
 
 Elliott, Walter, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Hay, Robert, J. P. 
 
 Henderson, Qeorge, flour and saw mill owner. 
 
 Henderson, Walter, J. P. 
 
 Hewitt, Robert, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Holiday, David, general store. 
 
 Laird, James, cabinet maker. 
 
 Lennox, Mrs., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Mannell, Thomas, tanner, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Maxwell Hugh, tailor and clothier. 
 
 MoCaulley, Angus, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 McKallar, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Mondsley, Henry, physician. 
 
 Morrison, B. F., J. P. and sewing>machiue agent. 
 
 Patterson, John, saw mill owner. 
 
 Patterson, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Plant, Alexander, cooper. 
 
 Preston, Alexander, blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 
 Preston, Mrs., Milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Robb, Peter, J. P 
 
 Robertson, James, weaver. 
 
 ROBERTSON SAMUEL, J. P. and postmaster. 
 
 ROBERTSON, SAMUEL & BRO., gen'l merchants. 
 
 Rogers, George, carpenter. 
 
 Savage, Rev. Wm., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Selves, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Singer, George, blacksmith. 
 
 Srigley, E. V., hotel keeper. 
 
 Stabbs, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Tanner, George, carding and fulling mill. 
 
 Thompson, Thomas, general store. 
 
 Willson, George S., hotel keeper. 
 
 Willson, Mrs., milliner aud dressmaker. 
 
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 HOLT, C. W. — A small post village, situated in the township of East Gwillimbury and county of York- 
 Distant from Newmarket, 9 miles ; and from Toronto, 40 miles. Mail tri-weeekly. Population about 50- 
 
 Goodyear, Charles, proprietor. Traveller's Home. 
 Hannum, Jonas, boot aud shoemaker. 
 Keetcb, Wm., general store. 
 Lepard, Leonard, carpenter and builder. 
 MoGraw, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Neugent, Samuel, edge to'l manufacturer. 
 Osborne, Joseph, tailor. 
 
 QUIBCLL, JOHN, postmaster and general merchant. 
 Walker George, blacksmith. 
 
 HOFEFIISLD, C. E. — An embryo post village started on the English allotment system, in the town- 
 ship of Uadcliffe and district of NIpisaing. It consists of tiOO acres, and 60 cottage farms of ten 
 acres each. 
 
 READ, HENRY T., postmaster and clerk of division court. 
 
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 HOPETOWN, C. W.— A small post village in the township and county of Lanark. In the viobity 
 are several saw and shingle mills, a carding mill, ohnir and pail factory. Distant &om Perth, the 
 county town, 18 miles ; and from Ottawa City, 60 miles. Population about 40. 
 
 Bon, Eead, cooper. 
 
 Cannon, Robert, general merchant, cooper and 
 
 innkeeper. 
 Kelso, John, bookseller and stationer. 
 Mclntyre, Alexander, tailor. 
 O'Brien, Edward, carpenter. 
 
 RANKIN, WILLIAM, postmaster. 
 
 Sculiud, Wm., carpenter. 
 
 Stewart, Mrs. D., flour and grist mill owner. 
 
 Walker, Daniel, blacksmith. 
 
 Walker, Robert, blacksmith. 
 
 White, John & James, shoemakers. 
 
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 HOBITBY, C. W. — A post TtHatre in the town<>hip of Esquesiog and county of TIalton, situated on th« 
 Trafalgar and UKqaeving Plank Road. Distant from Georgetown, a slaiion on the Grand Trunk KtiV- 
 way, Smiles; Oakville, a station on the Great Western Railway, 10 miles; and from Milton, tb« 
 Ouunty town, 6 miles. Population 120. 
 
 Anderson, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Brain, John, brewer 
 
 Crawford, George C, J. P. 
 
 EarlH, W. F., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Hornby House, George Sparline, proprietor. 
 
 Hughes, Rev. Mr., Episcopal Methodist. 
 
 Justin & Anderson, carriage and waggon makers. 
 
 King, Samuel, blacksmith. 
 
 Lindsay, J. D., proprietor Red Lion Hotel. 
 
 McClelland, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 McCollam, Thomas, proprietor Tyrone IloteL 
 
 McMillan, JOHN, postmaster and general meT- 
 
 chant 
 Red Lion Hotel, J. D. Lindsay, proprietor, 
 Robertson. Thomas, tailor. 
 Saunders, Jack, black!>mith. 
 Simpson, Luke, tailor. 
 
 Sparling, George, proprietor Hornby House. 
 Steward, Rev. Wm , Church of Scotland. 
 Tremiiyne, Rev. F. J., Church of £ngland. 
 Tyrone Hotel, Thomas McCollam, proprietor. 
 
 HORNING'S MILLS, C. W.— A thriving post village in the township of Melancthon, county of 
 Urey, and having ubumlant water power. The surrounding country is very fertile, and capable of m 
 high state of cultivation. The principal trade is in wheat and fluur. Distant from Owen Sound, tha 
 county town, 60 miles ; from Collingwood, 28 miles ; and from Toronto, G5 miles. Population 160, 
 
 Adams, Rev. Ezra, Episcopalian Methodist. 
 
 Airth, Mrs. Eliza, milliner. 
 
 Airth, Win., J. P., flour and grist mill owner, and 
 
 general merchant. 
 Barr, Joseph, Beachall Hotel. 
 Bates, Henry, J P. 
 
 Beachall Hotel, Joseph Barr, proprietor. 
 Berry, Francis, weaver. 
 Doan, Sylvester, shoemaker. 
 Forest, Robert, potash manufacturer. 
 Hamilton, Robert, potash manufacturer. 
 Hawkins, James, tomb stone agent. 
 Hewitt, Rev. W. J., Wesleyan. 
 
 House, Phillip, builder. 
 
 Jarvis, Daviil. tailor. 
 
 JARVIS, PAUL, postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 Johnston, A , farmer. 
 
 Marshall, George, shoemaker. 
 
 McOhee, John, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Mews, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 
 Phillips, Charles, builder. 
 
 Plumes, Wm., flour and grist mill owner. 
 
 Roddick, Frederick, prop. Wheat Sheaf Inn. 
 
 Wheat Sheaf Inn, Frederick Reddiok, proprietor. 
 
 Young, George, blacksmith. 
 
 HOUGHTON, C, W.— A village, situated in the township of Houghton and county of Norfolk. Dia- 
 tuni truMi Simooe, the county town, 33 miles; from London, 60 miles; and from Hamilton, 76 milM, 
 Daily mail. Population about 400. 
 
 Alton, John, J. P., farmer. 
 
 Anderson, James, farmer. 
 
 Becker, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Bell, E., flour and feed dealer. 
 
 Benner, George, carpenter. 
 
 Brady, D C , general merchant. 
 
 Bridgmin, J., general merchant. 
 
 Buckner, Peter, livery stable proprietor. 
 
 Bundy, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Burger, Peter, dentist. 
 
 Galium, Wm., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Chanibcrliu, Thomas, olerk 7th division court and 
 
 general merchant. 
 Corner, Rev. C P., school teacher. 
 Crawford, Andrew, weaver. 
 Crawford, John, weaver. 
 Didrick, Abraham, hotel proprietor. 
 Fick, F. B, saloon keeper. 
 Fick, George, plasterer. 
 Fick, Will., blacksmith. 
 Finck, George, potter. 
 Gatef^, Calvin, house and sign painter. 
 Guest, Hiram, farmer. 
 Ilealy, C ithariiio, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Healy, Patrick, tailor. 
 Hill, .leremiah, tanner and currier, 
 HutcliiuHon, J., J. P. 
 Jackson, H. T., marble worker. 
 
 JACKSON, DAVID, J. P., postmaster, proprietor 
 
 Royal Uak Hot' I, and saw mill owner. 
 Jack-son, Joseph, J. P. 
 Jackson, Win., broom maker. 
 Johnson, Peter, gunsmith. 
 iCirk, Henry, cabinet maker. 
 >> ;hener, Simeon, brickmaker. 
 M uitgomery, Robert, carpenter. 
 l\. .litt, George, batter, furrier and dyer. 
 Piatt, D. H., brewer. 
 Piatt, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Rice, Eliiizer, shoemaker. 
 Richley, Wm., distiller. 
 Royal Oak Hotel, D. Jackson, proprietor. 
 Ryerso, .lames, collector of customs. 
 Shaw, Sila.s, express agent. 
 Sherman, Joseph, baker and confectioner. 
 Sherman, Lewis, blacksmith. 
 Skinner & Co., flour and grist mill proprietOiHl. 
 Smith, Samuel, farmer. 
 Taylor, Job, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Traman, James, J. P. 
 Treadwell, Rev. W. H., Baptist. 
 Van Siekt'l, David, edge tool maoafaoturor&nxasoa. 
 Walker, George, townMliip clerk. 
 Walton, Thomas, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Weirs, Elia'*, cooper. 
 White, Warren, J. P., township reeve. 
 
 
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 HOWICK-HULL. 
 
 HOWICK, C. E.— A post t11I*k«, ritaatcd on EngHiih BWftr, in the township of Soatli G«orKttowii, 
 pikTiith of 81. M*leohie de Ornilaton, seigniory of Bckobarnoiit and county of Cb*teiiagaiiy. Distant 
 from St. Martin, the coonty town, Smiles; and from Montreal, 80 miles. Population about 170. 
 
 Abbot, Cbas., earpenter, builder and waggon maker. 
 
 Blackburn, Jamee, turner and wbeelrigbt. 
 
 Brown, Andrew, boot and sfaoemnker. 
 
 Bryson, David, proprietor Central Holsl. 
 
 Capin, Edwin, weaTer. 
 
 Central Hotel, David Bryson, proprietor. 
 
 Colle, Edward, proprietor Howick Hotel. 
 
 Coutts, Peter, J. P., and general merchant. 
 
 Crutcbiield, John, blaoksmitb. 
 
 Garry, John, miller. 
 
 QEBBIE, THO.MAS, J. P., postmaster and general 
 
 merchani (see card, p. 2C0). 
 Gebbie, Tbomas, & Sons, saw, flour, and grist mill 
 
 proprietors. 
 Gudaw, Antoine, cooper. 
 Hammond, George, miller. 
 
 Hay, George, earpenter, builder and waggon maker. 
 Henderson, George, tailor. 
 Henderson, Tbomas, school teacher. 
 
 Howick Hotel, Edward Colle, proprietor. 
 
 Jenkins, James, tanner and eorrier. 
 
 Laverock, James, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Lebarge, Gabriel, blscksmith. 
 
 Maw, Robert, agricultural implement maker and 
 furniture dcsler. 
 
 McKenxie, Roderick, general merchant. 
 
 McLenagban, George, general merchant. 
 
 Minor, John, harness maker. 
 
 Muir, Rev. James C., Church of Pcotland. 
 
 Nemo, Moses, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Havegoe, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 St. •^'art, Andrew, farmer. 
 
 Thompson, Robert, taoner and currier. 
 
 Tolmie, Andrew, blacksmith and agricultural imple- 
 ment maker. 
 
 Walker, Dr., physician. 
 
 Wilson, John, general merohant and farmer. 
 
 Young, Rev. Alexander, Baptist. 
 
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 HTJBBELIa'S FALLS, C. W. — A post village, beautifully situated on the Mississippi River, near 
 its junction with the Ottawa River in tho township of Fitzroy and county of Carleton. It is noted for 
 the picturesque scenery in the neigbborbood, and for the falls whose name it bears. Distant from 
 Ottawa City, 82 miles. Population about 150. 
 
 Aiken, George, blacksmith. 
 
 Austin, Thomas, farmer, 
 
 Baird, John, farmer. 
 
 Carss, Robert, J. P. 
 
 Dean, James, shoemaker. 
 
 De Lancet, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Dickson, James B , lumber merchant. 
 
 Dickson, Robert, farmer. 
 
 Forbes, Andrew, plasterer. 
 
 Forbes, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Foster, Riobard, school teacher, 
 
 Herrick, Michael, blacksmith. 
 
 Hews, John, shoemaker. 
 
 Hubbell, James, flour, grist, and saw mill owner. 
 
 Bunt, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Mohr, Chas., hotel keeper, 
 
 Montford, Richard, hotel keeper, house and aiga 
 
 painter. 
 Moran, Francis, farmer. 
 Neil, John, J. P., township reeve. 
 Riobey, John F., farmer. 
 
 Riddell, Archibald, farmer and township treasurer. 
 Rl UDELL, JAMES, postmaster and farmer. 
 Ryan. M. C, hotel keeper. 
 Shields, Alexander, cooper. 
 Shields, Andrew, mason. 
 Somerville, Tbomas G., general merchant. 
 Steen, James, flour, grist and saw mill owner. 
 Taylor, W. P., township clerk. 
 
 HULL, C. B. — A post village, situated in the township of Hull and connty of Ottawa, on the Ottawa 
 River. This place is connected with the upper town of Ottawa by a handsome suspension bridge, from 
 which a full view of the Chaudiere Falls oan be obtained. The village has a good trade in lumber, 
 and manufactures matches and pails to a considerable extent. Distant from Montreal, 120 miles; 
 Aylmer, the county town, 7 miles; and from Ottawa city, 1^ miles. Population 600. 
 
 Barrett, James, merchant tailor. 
 
 De Cells, Charles, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Derwent, Edward, shoemaker. 
 
 Derwent, R., waggon maker. 
 
 Dumoully, Edward, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Dunmonture, Alfred, shoemaker. 
 
 EDDY, £. B., general merchant, planing mill and 
 foundry owner, manufacturer of matches, wooden 
 and willow ware, brooms and broom handles, &o. 
 
 Farley, R., crown land and real estate agent 
 
 Freicbett, Austine, blacksmith. 
 
 Gravel, Arcule, blacksmith. 
 
 Haycock ft Co., builders. 
 
 Haycock, Wm., carpenter. 
 
 Jerman, Octave, shoemaker, 
 
 Johnston, Rev. John, Episcopalian. 
 
 lloCarthy, Wm., lumber merchant. 
 
 MARSTON, GEORGE J., J. P., postmaster and 
 
 general merchant. 
 Meyarr, Patrick', hotel keeper, 
 Monteitb, John, hotel keeper, 
 Petrie, James & John, fanning mill makers. 
 Raoine, Pierre, waggon maker, 
 Robers, Rev. E. J., Irviiigite. 
 Tongue & Brown, axe factors and blacksmiths. 
 Wnggoner, S. H., grocer and flour dealer 
 Warreo, Wm., waggon maker. 
 Washburn, Sexton, J. P., axe factor and blacksmith. 
 White, J., cabinet and chair maker and upholsterer. 
 Williamson, James, hotel and livery stable keeper. 
 Wright, Charles B., J. P. 
 Wright, Philemon, grist and flour mill owner. 
 Wright, R., lumber merchant. 
 
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 HUMBF ', C. W. — A small post Tillage in the township of Etobicoke and oonntj of York, 
 from Toronto, 17 miles. Popalation about 100. 
 
 Distant 
 
 BELL, THOS., postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 Brown, Oeorge, biscksmith. 
 
 Burns, Martin, saddle and harness maker. " 
 
 Callahan, Patrick, survryor. 
 
 De La Haye, John P., J. P. 
 
 Ellerby, James, tailor. 
 
 Furlong, Thos. A., sbnemaker. 
 
 Hrightholm, James, J. P. 
 
 Long, Maurice, builder. 
 
 Meagher, James, carpenter. 
 
 8a*age, T. Y., phymcian and snrgeon. 
 
 Sbutllewortb, Robert, waggon maker. 
 
 Smith, Patrick, hotel keeper 
 
 Thomas, Henry, wsggon maker. 
 
 Yokes, James, hrickluyer. 
 
 Wilks, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Wilks. Robinson, tailor. 
 
 Wolff, Charles, cabinet maker. 
 
 HUMBEBSTON'E, C. W.— Sometimes called Petersburg—a flonrishing Tillage, sitnated on the Wei- 
 laud Caual, iu (be (ownship of Eiumberstone and county uf Welland, about one mile from the terminus 
 of the Welland Canal and Railway It baa one common school and one Lutheran school. Distant 
 from WellMnd, the county seat, 7 miles; from Ht. CatharioPi), 22 miles; from Niiigara Falls, 18 miles; 
 from Hamilton, 60 miles ; and from Toronto, 88 miles. Daily mail. Population abont 600. 
 
 Augustine, Eliss, waggon maker. 
 
 Augustine, George, oxrpenter and builder. 
 
 Augustine, Mrs., milliner. 
 
 Barth, Aagustns, harness maker. 
 
 Boiiaberg, Wm., bricklayer and plasterer. 
 
 Buyer, Adolphus, onbinrt msker. 
 
 BrergHober, Cbristisn, sbnemaker. 
 
 CarTer, Joseph, harness maker. 
 
 Crowder, .lohn, flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Douthitt, Henry, stune cutter. 
 
 Ebrhotr, Cbristiitn, shoemaker. 
 
 Fnrbacb, Philip, blacksmith. 
 
 Freece, .Xugustus, cooper. 
 
 Fry, Daniel, blacksmith. 
 
 Qmiger, Louis, painter. 
 
 Oeigle, Augustus, stone mason. 
 
 GreHMon, Rschel, grocer. 
 
 Hiiney, M. P., M.L) , physician and surgeon. 
 
 Howey, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Killmer, Jacob, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Kinsey, Leri, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Klee, J. F., proprieror Western Hotel. 
 
 Kramer, John, lilacksmith. 
 
 McKay, Wm., general merchant. 
 
 MoSberry. Mrs., dressmaker. 
 
 Meier, J., tailor. 
 
 Michner, Amos, carpenter «nd builder. 
 
 Middlestadt, A., waggon maker. 
 
 Minener, Issac, produre and prorision dealer. 
 
 Neff, J. B , M.D., physician and surgeun. 
 
 NefF, J. & Bro., founders, machinists, and agricul- 
 tural implement manufacturers. 
 
 Patterson, Robert, shoemaker. 
 
 Petersburg Hotel, Thos. White, proprietor. 
 
 Reeb, Michael, grocer. 
 
 Rother, Godfrey, blacksmith. 
 
 Sohooley, Benjamin, earpenter and builder. 
 
 Sohooley, Gilbert, grocer. 
 
 Schooley, I^aac, general merchant. 
 
 Hchwarter, John, grocer. 
 
 8uell, Fre<teriuk, wagKon maker. 
 
 Sialf. Daviii, waggon maker. 
 
 THOMPSON, JOHN, J. P., postmaster, conTey- 
 auoer, insurance and general agent. 
 
 WeATer, Samuel, photof^raphio artist. 
 
 Western Hotel, J. F Klee, proprietor. 
 
 White, Thos., proprietor of the Petersburgh HoteL 
 
 Wichman, J., cnbiuet maker. 
 
 Willson, Gordon, general merehant 
 
 
 HUNTERSTOWH", C. E. — A post village, situated on the Ririere du Loup, («n haul) in the township 
 of lluiiier.stown, pitri>b of St Paulin and county of Maskinong;<>. containing one Roman Cathajio 
 church, and eiijoys extenviTemill privilrges. Distant from Kivieredu Loup, the county town, 16 miles; 
 from Montreal, 8 miles; and from Quebec, 126 miles. Popnlation of the township, 715. 
 
 Bnnchee, Maxime, carpenter. 
 
 Gnutier, Louis, foundry and machine shop. 
 
 HUNTIiRSTOWN LUMBER, COMPANY. This 
 Company is doing a general mercantile boMiness, 
 also flouring and hsw niilliug (see card, p. 2C0). 
 
 Lamay, Pierre, carpenter. 
 
 MoOuire, Edward, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 PARKER, WM , J. P., postmaster. 
 
 Parker, Wm, H,, mayor. 
 
 Plude Ludgt-r, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Renicre. Antuine, blacksmith. 
 
 Rochette, Pierre, house and sign painter. 
 
 HUNTINGDON, C E. — An incorporated Tillage in the township of Godmanebeeter and connty of 
 UuutinK<lou, Kituated on the River Chateanguay. It is a point at which a gi o I lumber trade is carried 
 on. It aUo hast an excellent academy and two elementary vchonls. Distant from Montreal, 47 miles, 
 and ({■^ty i^taKe fare $2; and from the Grand Trunk Riilway. 12 miles, soutli; and 12 miles north of 
 the NcW York Nuitheru Railway. Daily mail. Population, 90U. 
 
 Altard, Joseph, baker and grocer. 
 
 Anderson, Alexander, village mayor. 
 
 Anderson, ReT. Geo., Mornsonian. 
 
 Barrett, Wm , hotel and liTery stable proprietor. 
 
 Butii, Mrs., milliner. 
 
 Borthwick, J D., master of academy, 
 Botham, James, customs uifioer. 
 Brauchaud. A., barrister. 
 
 Brown. Andrew, waggon and ngrieulturalimplement 
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 HAMPTON, C. W. 
 
 JAMES STEWABT, 
 
 Dealer in Dry Goods, Qroeerles, TTardware, Medicines, Hats, Caps, Boots k Shoes, Ready-msde Clothinc, &o. 
 
 Cuttomcn will And my Btnck nomplrtr, kod PiioM rery OHidrrato. HARR0W8MITH VILLAQE, O. W. 
 
 J. W. &; JAMES O. HIOQINSON, 
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 HAWKSBURT, 0. W. 
 
 Agant Ibr Innlof M«rria(e Untuta, OooinilmiluDar fur taking 4flldit*lt« io B.R., ConTnranrsr, Ac.. Clerk DWtiiinn Court, Pnatmutar 
 Dealer In Dry Onod', OromrlM, Sholf Hard»«r«, OlnM and KMrthnnwara, Wloduw iuiuw and Fu'tv. Paint* and Dye Htuffe, 
 ' Elephant, Llnmed and Oml OIU. httoiit Medicinfe, Ac, Ae. HAWKSVILIiE, Oo. Waterloo. 
 
 Notary Public, Conveyancer, Commissioner in B. B., tec, and Dealer in Dry 
 
 Ooada« Or«eerlca« HanlMrar«« Crocker jr« *.c<« Aca HESFEI,EB, O. W. 
 
 Manufacturers and Dealers in Leather. Cash paid for Hides and Bark. 
 
 J. B. aiMKiifg. HOLLAND LAIfCINO', O. W. wtaaKN tobit. 
 
 Doaler in DRY aOODS, OROCRRIBS. lURDWARR, MKDICINES, Ac; alao, Manulkctarer of Flock, Oatnial. ani Pot BAaur. 
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 Browo, Donald, ■•dflle »nd himieM aaker. 
 
 Bmee, John, general merehaDt. 
 
 Burt, Rev. F., Epii«oop»llan. 
 
 Cbnlnirra, Al*i., confectioner. 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANr, James 
 
 Fortune, agent. 
 Cl;de, Thomas & Co., blaoksmiths. 
 Cockburn, Thomas, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 Crawford, Thomas, blackitmitb. 
 Datgliesh, Wm., general merchant. 
 Davis, D , waggon & ngriouiiural implemeat maker. 
 Diviece, Oli*er, cooper. 
 Dodds, Adam, cabinet, maker. 
 Dasto.i, .loha, briokraaker. 
 Elliot, J. D., carpenter and cabinet maker. 
 Ford, D., bUckMniith. 
 
 Fortune, James, druggist and insurance agent. 
 Fortune, John, tunner. 
 Oagnier, Rev. L., Roman Catbolic. 
 Qilmore, John, grocer. 
 Hall. George k Wro., blaoksmiths, waggon and 
 
 agricultural implement makers. 
 Happer, R , general merchant. 
 Hastie, Archibald, baker. 
 
 Henderson, Archibald, flourine and saw mill owner. 
 Henderson, Samuel & Co., planing mills, and sash 
 
 factory. 
 Henry, Alexander, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 Holbrook, C. C, general merchant. 
 Hunter, Thomas, trunk, saddle and harness maker. 
 Huntingdon Journal, R. & A. Rowe, proprietors. 
 Jernette France, blacksmith. 
 Jillis, Wra. & Co., flouring mill owner. 
 Knox, John, flouring mill owner. 
 Lamb, Charles, cabinet maker. 
 Lamb, Wm., carpenter, chair, and cabinet malcer. 
 Laudrie, L., farmer. 
 Leslie, Wm., clothing merchant. 
 Lewis, J. S., J .P., ins. agent, and general merchant. 
 
 Lighthall, Henry 3., saw mill proprietor, leoretaif 
 
 ti asurer of villsge. 
 
 Lougioi Mr., nulnry public. 
 
 MnrdonsM, John, barrister. 
 
 MARSHALL, WILLIAM, postmuter and gener«l 
 merchant . 
 
 Marshall, Mrs., milliner. 
 
 McAdam, Hugh, tanner and shoemaker. 
 
 McCiillum, Andrew, uhoemaker. 
 
 McDonald, Hunter, Qilmore & Co., tinsmiths ud 
 •toTe dealers. 
 
 McOarvey, Isabella, sohnol teacher. 
 
 Mulirroid, R , shoemaker. 
 
 McLean, Wm., grocer. 
 
 McMithon, James, tailnr. 
 
 MoMillan, John, builder. 
 
 Miller, Mrs., niilliuer. 
 
 Milne, David & John, hotel and lirery stable pro- 
 prietors. 
 
 Mitchell, Mr , cooper. 
 
 Morrison, John, J. P., olerk division ooart, and 
 land agent. 
 
 Nary, James, shoemaker. 
 
 Paine, John, briukraaker. 
 
 Pinhny, Richard B., xaddle and harness maker. 
 
 8"Xton, J. P., barrister. 
 
 Sbiink, D..niel, insurance agent, and general mer- 
 chant tailor. 
 
 Sherriff. T. W., M.D., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Third, Knox & Co., general merchants. 
 
 Tully, James, druggist. 
 
 Turner, J , saloon proprietor. 
 
 Wallace, Rev. A., Kirk of Scotland. 
 
 Walsh, Wra., general merchant. 
 
 Ward, Rev. Edward, Methodist. 
 
 Watson, Rev. James, Canada Presbyterian. 
 
 Whealey. Thomas, blacksmith. 
 
 White, W. L., school teacher. 
 
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 HTTITTINQVILLE, C. E. — A small villsge in the township of Ascot and county of Richmond, and 
 a stHtiou on the Qiand Truuk Railway. Distant from Sherbrooke, the county town, 6 miles ; Montreal, 
 100 miles, and from Quebec 100 miles. Daily mails. Population about 160. 
 
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 Gamsby, John W., general merchant. 
 Gilbert, Joseph P., tanner. 
 Greene, Robeit, blacksmith. 
 Harding, John, chairmaker. 
 Joes, Cornelius, waggon maker. 
 Lindsay, Mr., carpenter. 
 
 Mallory, Rev. C. P. 
 
 MALLORY, C. P., postmaster, grist and nw mill 
 
 owner. 
 May, James R., shoemaker. 
 Morris, Major B. I., J. P. 
 
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 HUNTLEY, C W. — A small post village, situated in the township of Huntley and county of Carletoa. 
 Distant from Ottawa, 26 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 GRAHAM, JOHX, postmaster. 
 Huston, John, general merchant. 
 
 I Lesko, Mr., boot and shoemaker. 
 J MoCurdy, David, blacksmith. 
 
 HUSTON, C. W. — A post village, situated on the Conestogo River, in the township of Maryboro' «nd 
 county of Wellington. Distant from Guelph, the county town, 83 miles; and from Gait, 40 milea 
 Population about 200. 
 
 Belden, Jeremiah, blacksmith. 
 
 Belden, S., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Crall, Theodore, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Dioket, George, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Dumas, John, general merchant. 
 
 Eyrish, Wm., towhship reeve. 
 
 Graghams, James, farmer. 
 
 Graghams, John, farmer. 
 
 Hamly, Wm., deputy reeve. 
 
 Huston, John, farmer. 
 
 Johnston, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Jobn^•ton, Richard, plasterer. 
 
 Joyint, John, cooper. 
 
 Landerkin, John, J. P., general merchant. 
 
 UfSUEANCE POLICIES AND BLANKS GOT UP BY W. C. CHEWETT dt CO., TORONTO. 
 
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 Lftogbrin, Rob«rt, hlaoluBiitk. 
 Lkafthrio, Wm , fanner. 
 Medill, Wm., township treunrar. 
 Moore. Richard S., townahip olerk. 
 BOBINSON, WM., J. P., poftmaater u4 gentrftl 
 merchant. 
 
 BobinsoB, John, fanner. 
 
 Savage, Rev. Wm., Methodist Chnrdi. 
 
 StinsoD, Wm., school teaeher. 
 
 Traminiser, Michel, flonr and saw mill owner. 
 
 Wade, Thomaa, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 HYDE PARK COHNER, C W. — A small post village in the township of London and oountj of 
 Middlesex, East Riding. Distant from London, the oouutjr seat, 6 miles. Popnlation 80. 
 
 Barclay, John, farmer. 
 
 Brown, John, farmer. 
 
 Elson, Joseph, potter. 
 
 Forbes, Duncan, farmer. 
 
 Fraser, Angus, tailor. 
 
 HansoD, Henry, physician and aargeon. 
 
 Hyde Park House, Robert Kennedy, proprietor. 
 
 Keays, Thomas, J. P. 
 
 Kennedy. Robert, proprietor Hyde Park House. 
 
 March, Henry, blacksmith. 
 
 McKensie, Alexander, school teacher. 
 
 MoKensie, Duncan, J. P. 
 
 Moorebouse, James, farmer. 
 
 Old Countryman's Inn, Charles Woods, proprietor. 
 
 Ramuny, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Smith, .Tames 3., blacksmith and wagon maker. 
 
 Smith, Thomas, soap manufacturer. 
 
 SQUARE, JOHN, postmaster. 
 
 Woods, Charles, proprietor Old Coontryman's Inn. 
 
 INDIANA, C 
 
 the Grand River. 
 
 W. — A post village in the township of Seneca and ooonty of Haldimand, siinated o» 
 It has a good common school. Di^*tant from Cayuga, the oouuty town, 3 miles ; 
 Hamilton, 22 miles ; Toronto, 02 miles, and from Brantford, 26 miles. Population about 300. 
 
 Crites, John, carpenter. 
 
 Crites, Miss, milliner and dress maker. 
 
 Droine, Andrew, boot and shoemftker. 
 
 Farrell, Pat., hotel lieeper. 
 
 Fenton, Steven, cooper. 
 
 Finlon, Miles, hotel keeper. 
 
 Beenan, Daniel, general store. 
 
 Kirklaod, James, J. P., distiller. 
 
 Kinuean, A. M., accountant, commissioner, in 
 
 B. R., &o. 
 Lees, James, dyer and scourer. 
 Lester, Thos., J. P., lumber dealer. 
 Lynch, John, J. P. 
 McDonald, John, carpenter. 
 McKeale, John, carpenter. 
 McKenna, Charles, general store. 
 Mogge, John L., briokmaker. 
 
 Mnrdock, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Mttsaen, T. C. & M., distillers, rectifiers, lie. 
 
 iMussen, M.. J. P. 
 
 Robitaille, F., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Rogers, John U., J. P. 
 
 Sharp, Henry, gunsmith. 
 
 Shipway, Morris, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Sbipway, Thos., hotel keeper. 
 
 Simeon, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Slaven, Michael, builder. 
 
 8LAVEN, THOS., general merchant, postmaster, 
 
 land agent, &c. (ttee card, p. 266). 
 Stack, Maurice, tailor and clothier. 
 Thompson, David, J. P., miller, lor, feed and 
 
 grain dealer. 
 Thompson, D., J. P., lumber dealer. 
 White, Michael, cooper. 
 
 INDUSTRY, C. E. — The ehtfUeu of the District of Joliette, situated on the River L'Assomption, and 
 founded by the late Honorable Bartb61emi Joliette about the year 1820. It is a healthy and progre*- 
 sing place, with a considerable timber and flour trade. It has a convent and a college, wherein the 
 highest branches of education are taught. There is avnilnbte water power of unlimited extent. A 
 foundry and several large gri>t and saw mills have been erected in this locality. Here is the terminua 
 of the St. Lawrence and industry R. R. The Court of Queen's Bench, (Crown side) is held twice a 
 year, and the Superior and Circuit Courts sit three times a year. Distance to Lnnoraie. 12 miles ; to 
 Montreal, 42 miles. Population, 8,200, and of parish, about 1,600. [There is a Bill presented to the 
 Legiblative Assembly to incorporate this village into a town, which shall be called from the first of 
 January, 1864, >• Joliette."— J. A. D.] 
 
 Allard, Paul, tanner and leather dealer. 
 
 Ami, Marc, French Canadian Missionary. 
 
 Arbour, Jean Ble., blacksmith. 
 
 Arohambault, Amable, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Arohambault, Louis, baker. 
 
 Aseelin, Eus6be, general merohant. 
 
 Aubin, Amable, farmer. 
 
 Baby, Qeorge, barrister and advocate. 
 
 Bailleur, Naroisse, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Bazlnet, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 Beauobamp, Augnstin, trader. 
 
 Beauchamp, Paul, tanner and carrier. 
 
 Be luohamp, Treffl^, tanner and currier. 
 
 Bcaudoia, C. Q., aotary pablie and deputy registrar. 
 
 Beaudoin, Dav d, miller. 
 
 Beaudoin, Re' P., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Beaudry, Re C, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Beaudry, Bi ibe, trader. 
 
 Beaudry, Jc \ Bte., bourgeois. 
 
 Beaudry, No il, farmer. 
 
 Beaudry, Olivier, beef and pork packer. 
 
 Belair, Francois, carter. 
 
 Belair, Michel, Journeyman. 
 
 Belair, Stanislas, blacksmith. 
 
 B6l<ique, Joseph, baker. 
 
 Bellehumeur, D., saddle and hameM maker. 
 
 Bellehumeur, N., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Bernard, Joseph, grocer. 
 
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 Berthiaame, Yietor, miller. 
 
 Bessot, Joseph, French Canadian Missionary. 
 
 Blais, Franyois, foander and maohinist. 
 
 Boldoo, Loais, jailor. 
 
 Bonin, Martin, farmer 
 
 Bonlet, Alphonse, prodaee and commission merchant. 
 
 Boalet, Michel, gentleman. 
 
 Boulet, Michel S., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Bourdon, Joseph, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Bourdon, Mme. Joseph, batter and furrier. 
 
 Bourett, Augnstin, harness malcer. 
 
 Boa vies, Louis V., foander and machinist. 
 
 Brault, Narcisse, tutker. 
 
 Bronillet, Joseph, tr\ler. 
 
 Cantois, Gilbert, carpeater and builder. 
 
 Cantois, Jean Bte., carpenter, carriage and waggon 
 maker. 
 
 Chalut, Andro, cooper. 
 
 Chalut, Charles, cooper. 
 
 Chalut, Nazaire, couper. 
 
 Champagne, George A., barrister and adTooate. 
 
 Champagneur, Rev. B., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Champoux, Prosper^ carpenter and builder. 
 
 Chapdelaine, Jean Bte., general merchant. 
 
 Cbaput, Landry, grocer. 
 
 Chaput, Miidame, saw mill proprietoress. 
 
 Chaput, Zii'il, dry goods merchant. 
 
 Cherrier, Andr^ R., advocate. 
 
 Chevigny, Olivier, baker. 
 
 Clements, Sewell, tanner and currier. 
 
 Coohu, Jacques, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 CofBn, Franfoib Benjamin, prodaoe and commission 
 merchant 
 
 Cdme, Irdn^, railway clerk. 
 
 Convent of the Si-ters of La Providence. 
 
 Coroellier, Eliear, grocer. 
 
 Costelo, Antoine, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Cdt6, Louis, carter. 
 
 Coutu, Joseph, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Goutu, Mitxime, farmer. 
 
 Coutu, Prospere, blacksmith. 
 
 Crane, James, dry goods merchant. 
 
 Crapeau, Jacques, wooden shoemaker. 
 
 Dacoadu, Edmond, railway conductor. 
 
 De Lanaudi('>re, Charles, B. Q. T. T., mayor. 
 
 De Lanaudit^re, Charles Gaspard, J. P,, and Seig- 
 nior of Fiuf Turrieu. 
 
 De Lanaudi^re, Qaspard, J. P., and grist mill 
 proprietor. 
 
 Delisle, Adolphe, collector of inland revenue. 
 
 Delisle, Henri, wheelwright. 
 
 D6nomm6, Franfois, journeyman. 
 
 De Rome, Louis A., gunsmith. 
 
 De Rome, Louis A., lieutenant-colonel militia. 
 
 De Rome, L. J. A., photograph artist. 
 
 Desuulets, Basil, bourgeois. 
 
 Desaulets, Jean Bte., bourgeois. 
 
 Desaunier, Laurent, notary. 
 
 Desobaraps, Antoine, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Deschamps, Fran^'tis, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Deschamps, Joseph, captain of militia. 
 
 D<isilet8, Joseph, carter. 
 
 DiSILETS, JOSEPH OCTAVE, assistant post- 
 master, deputy prothonotary, deputy clerk of 
 circuit court, crown and curaraon pleas. 
 
 Desmarais, Alexis, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Desmarais, Charles, carpenter and joiner, 
 
 Desmarais, CUment, grocer. 
 
 Desmarais, Jean Bt«„ bailiff. 
 
 Deiroches, Jean B(«., mason and atoneoutter. 
 
 Desroches, Joseph, photographic artist. 
 
 Desrochers, Joseph & Andr6, saw mill proprietors. 
 
 Desrochers, J. Louis B., advoeat*. 
 
 Desy, A. B., bailiff. 
 
 Dorval, Urgel, land surveyor. 
 
 Dufaut, Alexis, plasterer. 
 
 Dufresne, Charles, cooper, 
 
 Dufresne, Francois B., general merchant. 
 
 Dufresne, Jea^^ Bte., cooper. 
 
 Dufresne, Remain, carter. 
 
 Duverger, Seraphin, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Ditverger, Clovis, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Etbier, Louis, joiner. 
 
 Fcrland, Oo{:zime, carpenter. 
 
 Flnmond, Jean Bte.. carpenter and builder. 
 
 Flamond, Pierre, builder. 
 
 Fontaine, Adolphe, advocate. 
 
 Forget, Louis, beef snd pork packer. 
 
 Fournier, Jofeph. oorpenter and builder. 
 
 Gagnon, Joseph Antoine, J. P. 
 
 Garault, Joseph, bourgeois. 
 
 Gates, John, carpenter, builder and painter. 
 
 Gauthier, Jean Bte., physician and sargeon. 
 
 Germain, Joseph B., general merchant. 
 
 Qilmour, George, woollen mill proprietor. 
 
 Giroux, Rev. 0., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Godin, Fran9ois B., barrister and advocate. 
 
 Gouger, Andr^, commission merchant 
 
 Gouger, Joseph, beef and pork packer. 
 
 Gravelle, Martin, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Gravelle, Michel, beef and pork packer. 
 
 GROULX, LOUIS THO.VIAS, postmaster, prothono- 
 
 tary, clerk of the crown and pleas and circuit 
 
 court. 
 Guay, N., school teacher. 
 Guihault, Jean Bte., tailor. 
 Guibault, Joseph, carriage and waggon maker. 
 GuilbauU, F. X., joiner. 
 Guilbault, Edouard, agent for Liverpool ft Londea 
 
 Fire Insurance Company. 
 Guillemette, Louis, brewer, oarpenter and builder. 
 Hall, Henry, physician and surgeon. 
 Hiroux, Julie ft Co., flour and feed dealers. 
 Imbleau, Pierre, founder and machinist. 
 Jacques, On^iime, carpenter and builder. 
 Joliette College, Rev. S. Rivet, director; Rev. 0. 
 
 Langlais, procureur. 
 Joliette, Madame B , flour and grist mill propr. 
 Kelly, Andrew, grocer. 
 Kelly, Frnncis, councillor. 
 Labr^^che, Etienne, carpenter and builder. 
 Lacbapelle, Joseph J., bourgeois. 
 Lacumbo, Antoine, jun., farmer. 
 Lnfontaine, Michel, bourgeois. 
 Laforais, Denis, hotel proprietor. 
 Laforais, Pierre, blacksmith. 
 Lafortuae, Ambroise, stockholder. 
 Lafortuue. F. X., grocer. 
 Lahaise, Thomas, joiner. 
 Lalibert^, Noel, bourgeois. 
 Lalibert^, Madame Xavier, h.^tter and furrier. 
 Landry, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 LangluiH, Rev. G., Roman Catholic, procureur of 
 
 Joliette College. 
 Langlois dit Laobapelle, Joseph, gentleman. 
 Laporte, Anthyme, jeweller and watchmaker. 
 Laporte, J^r^raie, bourgeois. 
 Laroohello, Joseph, farmer. 
 Latendresse, M6dard, beef and pork paoker and 
 
 farmer. 
 Latour, George, grocer. 
 Latitur, Joseph, sen. 
 Latulippe, Philippe, carter. 
 Laurier, Louis, physician and aargeoa. 
 
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 LanrioD, Jean Baptiste, tin and oopperamith. 
 
 Laarion, Pierre, blacksmith. 
 
 Lauion, B<^noni, sawyer. 
 
 Lavigne, Jean Bnptiste, carter. 
 
 Lavoie, Maxime, flour, grist and woollen mill pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 Leblanc, Charles, hardware merchant. 
 
 Leblanc, Jean Olivier, registrar, notary public and 
 conutj secretary and treaHurer. 
 
 Leolnire, Athenase, tinsmith. 
 
 Legnr6, Narcisse, grocer. 
 
 Le Houillier, Edouard, hardware and commission 
 merchant. 
 
 Le Meimger dt Jolictit, Lussier & Bro., editors and 
 proprietors. 
 
 Leroire dit Marsolais, Pierre, bourgeois. 
 
 Leprobon, Bernard H., J. P., physician and saw mill 
 proprietor. 
 
 Leprohon, Charles B. If., deputy sheriff. 
 
 Levesque, Joseph, councillor. 
 
 Levigny, Narcisse, bailiff. 
 
 Liard, Stanislas, carter. 
 
 LiTerpool and London Fire Insurance Company, 
 Edouitrd, Quilbanit, agent. 
 
 Loedel, Peter C, J. P., physician and flour mill pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 Looby, Thomas, tinsmith. 
 
 Lussier & Bro., boolc and job printers and publishers 
 of Le Mettage de JoUettt. 
 
 Mngnnn, Adolphe, notary and collecting agent. 
 
 Majeare Joseph, farmer. 
 
 Mandevllte, Francois, mapon. 
 
 Mandeville, Frnn9oi8, notary public. 
 
 Mandeville, J. Bte., carter 
 
 Manseau, Rev. Antuine, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Manseau, Qeorgc, carter. 
 
 Hartel, Narcisse, grocer. 
 
 Ila8>>6, Alexis, agricultural implement maker. 
 
 McOowan, George, beef and pork packer. 
 
 IIeig(iQ, Narcisse, trader. 
 
 llelanyou, Isa'ie Nnzaire, barrister and attorney. 
 
 Mercille, Ba»ile, beef and pork pucker. 
 
 Mercille, Louis, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Migu6, Edouard, grocer. 
 
 Migu^, Joseph, builder. 
 
 Miron, Solomon, baker. 
 
 Moreau, Lc'unard, tailor. 
 
 Morin. Francois, beef and pork packer. 
 
 Nocil, Jean, carpenter, builder and pHinter. 
 
 Ouimet, Joseph, confectioner and saioon keeper. 
 
 Panneton, Bruno, bailiff 
 
 PannetoQ, Charles H., secretary and treasurer of 
 railway company. 
 
 Panneton Louis A., high constable. 
 
 Papin, Francois, commissioner of small causes. 
 
 Parent, M6lard, produce and commission merchant. 
 
 Partenais, Etienne, bourgeois. 
 
 Patoille, Theodore, second hand broker. 
 
 Payette, F. X , beadle. 
 
 Pelland, Paul, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Paltier, Jean, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Peltier, Jean Bte., mason and bricklayer. 
 
 Peltier, Joseph, bricklayer. 
 
 Pepin, Franfois, farmer. 
 
 Perrault, Bvtioni, bailiff. 
 
 Perrault, M^dard, miller. 
 
 Perrault, Pierre, blacksmith. 
 
 Pich6, F. X., produce and commission merchant. 
 
 Plouf, Michel, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Plouf, Urge], saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Puitras, Jenn I3te , bourgeois. 
 
 Pos<-, Belzdmire, hatter and furrier. 
 
 Prudhomme, Andr6. carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Prudhomme, Francois, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Renaud, Jusefih W., general merchnnt. 
 
 Rendeau, Noel. French Canadian Missionary. 
 
 Ritchot, Isaie, produce and comroisHiou merchant. 
 
 Ricard, Hyaointhe, boot sud shoemaker. 
 
 Richard, Bunhomin^, baker. 
 
 Rivals, Alexi.H, blacksmith. 
 
 Rivals, Andr^, hotel keeper. 
 
 Rivais, Benjamin, farmer. 
 
 Rivals, Joseph, councillor. 
 
 Rivais, Rose, hatter and furrier. 
 
 Rivard, Pierre, hotel keeper, produce and comroia- 
 siouer merchant. 
 
 Rivard, Theodore, gentlemen. 
 
 Rivet, Rev. S., Roman Catholic, director of Joliett« 
 College. 
 
 Robillard, Joseph, baker. 
 
 Robillard, On^zime, farmer. 
 
 Robitaille, Anselme. joiner. 
 
 Rondeau, No»il, chair maker. 
 
 Roy Madame, boarding house. 
 
 Scallon, Edward, councillor and general merohaat. 
 
 ^Shepherd, Thomas, engineer. 
 
 Stansfeld, Madame, hotel keeper. 
 
 St. Andr6, Charles, brewer. 
 
 St Jean, Jean Bte , boot and shoemaker. 
 
 St. Jean, Pierre, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Tellier, Daniel, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Tii^riault, Elie, tin and copper smith. 
 
 Therien, Ltinn, carpinter and builder. 
 
 Trudeau, Alexis, bailiff. 
 
 Trudeau, Hasile, miller. 
 
 Trudeau, Francois, farmer. 
 
 Trudeau, Orus. farmer. 
 
 Turcotte, Andrfi, grocer. 
 
 Turootte, Joseph, general merchant. 
 
 Turgeon, Louis F. H., councillor, seignior of Beau- 
 mont and captain of militia, 
 
 Vadenais, F. X., farmer. 
 
 Vadenais, Pierre, journeyman. 
 
 Vanasse, Joseph, carter. . 
 
 Veine, Joseph, bourgeois. 
 
 Vt'nner, Joseph, boui^eoitk < 
 
 Vinet, Maxime, gentleman. 
 
 V)'-iina, Biirthelerai, notary anj parish secretary. • 
 
 V('!zina. Mi'-dard, hoot and shoemaker. 
 
 Vlan, Moise, founder and iftachinist. 
 
 Wagner, Fabien, farmer. 
 
 INGERSOLL, C. W.— A thriving incorporated town in the township of Oxford North, county of 
 Oxford, Suuib Riding, beautifully situated on the river Thames, and a station on the Great Western 
 Railway. It is a place of growing importance, and has a large local trade. Wheat and other grain, 
 together with sawn lumber, form the chief exports, and there is also a large amount of manufacturing 
 done. The buildings are mostly good substantial structures, and many of the private residences arc 
 really elegant and costly, betnkening excellent taste and considerable wealth. Distant from Woodstock, 
 the county town, 10 miles; Niagara Falls, 100 miles; Hamilton, 67 miles; London, 10 miles; and 
 from Wiudsor, the western terminus of the Great Western Railway, 129 miles. Mails daily, with 
 money order office. Population about SOOO. 
 
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 WATCHES AND CLOCKS IMPORTED BY A. 8. NEWBURY. (See Card, p. 242.) 
 
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INGERSOLL. 
 
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 Adair, John, proprietor Adair's Hotel, near Great 
 
 Western Railway depot. 
 Allison, W. J., butoher, niiirket. 
 American Express Company, E. Doty, agent, King. 
 Anderson, J., commission mercliant. 
 Anglo-Amprican Hotel, corner of Carroll and Queen, 
 
 Wm. Qallagher, prnprietor. 
 Atkins, P., teaciier, Union School. 
 Atkins, James, dealer in stores, agrioultnral imple- 
 ments, coal ni) lumps, &o , King. 
 Bailey, D. & G., carriage and wngeon makers. King. 
 Balmer, Thomas, general merchant, Thnraes. 
 Barker, lildwiiril, boot and shoemaker. King. 
 Barraolough, Thomas, munufacturer and dealer in 
 
 boots and shoes, trunk;', &c., T.hanies. 
 Beard.-all, Rev. W. C , Baptist. 
 Bedfoni, J., gunsmith, Charles. 
 Bent, Levi, manufacturer and dealer in boots and 
 
 shoex, Thames. 
 Berry, Wm.. tailor. King. 
 Bixol, S. & M., brewers, Charles. 
 Bloor, Charles, boot and shoemaker. King. 
 Boggs, VV. J., pot and peurlnsh manufacturer. 
 Boles, James, merchant tailor and clothier, Thames. 
 Bowers, Thomas, physician and surgeon, Thames 
 Brady, Jame», proprietor Mansion House, corner 
 
 King and Thames. 
 Brady, John, proprietor Royal Exchange Hotel, 
 
 Thames. 
 Browett, Joseph, general merchant. King. 
 Brown & Galliford, manufacturers of boots and shoes. 
 
 King. 
 Brown, .Tames, baker and confectioner, Thames. 
 Brown, J., surgeon dentist, Thames. 
 Brown, Tbom:i3, tanner and dealer in hides, leather 
 
 findings, &c.. King. 
 Buchanan, James, tinner, &o., Thames. 
 Buchanan, John, tinner and dealer in coal oil lamps, 
 
 &o., King. 
 Burk.irt, A., wholesale dealer in wines, liquors, &o , 
 
 T'jamea. 
 Byrne, Thomas, saddler and harness maker. King, 
 Cain, Thomas, grocer, Thames. 
 Caldwell, B., wholesale and retail dealer in drugs, 
 
 stationery, &o , King. 
 Callahan, Daniel, general merchant, Thames. 
 Campbell, A., agent Commercial Bank of Canada. 
 Campbell, Homer, firooeries, &c., Kingi 
 Campbell, John, retired, George 
 CANADA UFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Ralph 
 
 Woodcock, Hgeiit. 
 Canfteld, David, clerk 5th division court. King. 
 Canfield, James, law student. 
 Carroll, Daniel W., physi.oian.and surgeon,, King. 
 Carroll, 11- H., proprietor Canalis Mills. Qiipen. 
 Carroll's Hotel, Wm. Douglas, proprietor, King. 
 Cassirell, Edwin, general store, I bames. 
 Cerenagh, A' s B , saloon. Queen. 
 Chadwiok, Charles E., manager Niagara District 
 
 Bank and insurance agent, Thames. 
 Chapman, J. M., chemist and druggLst, Market 
 
 Building, King. 
 Christopher, J & Brothers, sash, door, blind factory 
 
 and lumber yard, Thames 
 Clark, A. & Co., proprietors, IngersoU Oil Works, 
 
 manufacturers of the Clinton No. 1 rock oil, &o., 
 
 near Great Western Railway Depot. 
 Clark, Hugh, cabinet maker. King. 
 Clark, L. A., acuountaut Niagara District Bank. 
 Clark, Thomas, attorney, &c., Thames. 
 Clarke, George A., phyBioian and aurgeon, Daly 
 
 House. 
 
 Clark, T. J., cooper, Carroll. 
 
 Cleghom, Rev. TLomss, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Commercial Bank of Canada, A. Campbell, agent, 
 
 Thames. 
 Commercial Hotel, J. Conrad, proprietor. Thames. 
 Conrad, J., proprietor of the Cuuimeroial Hotel, 
 
 Thames. 
 Cowie, James, merchant tailor, Thames. 
 Crngg, Cisrles, saddle and harness maker, comer 
 
 Thames an ' King. 
 Crawford, .J. B general merchant, Thames. 
 Cronk, Wm., oarp»'nter. 
 
 Croity, Henry, magistrate, dealer in real estate. 
 Cros«, Rev. A., Presbyterian. 
 D.ALY, A , proprietor D>«Iy House, corner King and 
 
 Oxford (see card, p. 268). 
 DALY HOUSE, A. Daly, proprietor, corner King dfc 
 
 Oxford (see card, p. 2(jP). 
 Denniss, George, boot and shoemaker, Thames. 
 Doty, K , agent of the American Express Company, 
 
 King. 
 Douglas, Wm., proprietor, Carrolls' Hotel, King. 
 Dontbwaite, Mr., soap and candle manufacturer, 
 
 Qu>en. 
 Duiidas. Edward, butcher. Market. 
 Dunn, John, boot snd shoemaker, Queen. 
 Dntton, J, M., minufaoturer of hoots and shoes, alM 
 
 dealer in leather and shoe findings, Thames. 
 EASTWOOD, W., manufacturer of mowers, reapers, 
 
 oomliined threr>hing machines and agricultural 
 
 implements generally. Thames, (see card, p. 266). 
 Elliott, J. N , grocer, Thames. 
 Elliott, Noah, blacksmith, Thames. 
 Elliott, 8. A., butcher. Market. 
 Fagan, Robert, carpenti^r. 
 Ferguson & Kerr, dry goods, &o., Thames. 
 Fetherston.Wra., furniture, &c., Thames. 
 Finley, Matthew, livery stable, Charles. 
 Fitch, L. R , nurseryman. 
 Fletcher, Wm., grocer, Thames. 
 Foldon, Frank, bailiff fiftli division court. 
 Foster, George, blacksmith. King. 
 Fowkes, T. F., watchmaker and jeweller, Thames. 
 GALFIiilLD, A S , professor of iustruoieutal, and 
 
 arranger of music, King. 
 Gallagher. Wm., proprietor Anglo-American Hotel, 
 
 corner Queen and Carroll. 
 Oaliford, John, village reeve, 
 Gibson, Joseph, Yankee notions, oonfeotionariee, 
 
 mo., Tiiames. 
 Gilroy, Rev. J., Episcopal Methodist. 
 Gohle, John, carriage and waggon-maker, Queen. 
 Gordon, A , tailor. King. 
 , Gordon, Alexander, merchant tailor, Thames. 
 Grant, James, superintendent for Wood & Judd. 
 Grifliith, Ki'v. Lewis, Roman Catholic. 
 OUKNKTT, J. S., editor and publisher tngerioU 
 
 Weekly Chronicle, Thames 
 Hall, C. B., watchmaker and jeweller, Thamea. 
 Hall, B., J P, 
 
 Hambly, W., blacksmith, Thames. , 
 
 Harris, Rev. John, Baptist 
 Hayward, W., painter, King. 
 Hearn, Henry, proprietor Royal Hotel, Thamei. 
 Higgins, Charles P., attorney-at-law, notary pablio, 
 
 &a., Thames. 
 FloyI, J. J , physician. King. 
 Huffman, D. bowling saloon, Thames. 
 IngersoU Oil Works, near Great Western Railway 
 
 Depot, A Clarke & Co., proprietors. 
 INGERSOLL WEEKLY CHRONICLE, J. S. Our- 
 
 nett, editor and publisher, Thames. 
 
 HUP 
 
 41 mil: 
 
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 A. S- ^EWBURir, WHOLGSAI.E JGWELLGR. (See Card, p. 242,) 
 

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 ALLAN MoLEAN, 
 
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN 
 
 io0kisi, ^tatioan|, §^tt ^m%mp 
 
 OIL SHADES, WINDOW FIXTURES & HOLLERS, 
 Also, Agent for BARBER BROS., Paper llanufaeturen;, at deorgetown, 
 
 IIVCiER$>(OIiIi, Canada 'Went, 
 
 J. & S. NOXON, 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF 
 
 30T 6llL«IO: 
 
 SAWING MACHINES, 
 
 SEED DRILLS, 
 
 AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS GENERALLY, 
 
 THAMES STREET, ir¥OER$iO£,L, €. 1¥. 
 
 W. EASTWOOD, 
 
 MANUrACTURIR OF 
 
 MOWERS & REAPERS COMBINED, 
 
 IHBSSHIKO MACHIRES, 8AWI1I0 MACHUTES, 
 Flongtaa, Harrowi, Onltivaton and S«ad XMUa. 
 
 INOERSOLL, C. W. 
 
 JAMES McINTYRE, 
 
 Cabinet jUlaker, Kj^olstem & ^rihxhhx, 
 
 SHOP ON KINO, WKST OF JABVIS HALL, 
 
 TNaERSOLL, Oaaada Weat. 
 
 An alsKant Uaane for bira. Fanarab perionally aikmdcd. 
 Tarmi Mnd«rate. Ordor* Id town and cunatry prumptly filled. 
 
 m^CHsJIA.G SL.A.VJBJN-, J. P., 
 Postmaster, Conveyancer, Land Agent, and Dealer in Dry Qoods, Groceries, 
 
 HARDWAKJl, and eTwythlDfC kopt In a Ueneral atom. 
 
 INDIANA, 0. W. 
 
 Dealer in Dry Qoodn, Qrocarla* and Hardware. HedielDM. llaU, Capn. Bnota, Hhneii and Rubbem, Ready-made ('lotblng, ko. 
 Cnatomera will find our Stock oumpktte, oomprlniDg many artlcleii It ii iupoiaibie here to euuinerate, and all lold at moderate prieM, 
 
 INNEBKIF, 0. W. 
 
 Postmaster, Commissioner iu B. B., ito., and Dealer in Dry Gtoods, Orocertes, 
 
 nardwara, Crockery, Boot* and Shoee. Patent Hrdiclnea, Ao.. Ac. HUNTINQSON, Ivanhoa F. O., O. W. 
 
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 TRY BHIQQ'S MAGIC RELIEF, and if you are not sntisfled after using the oontents of ooo bottle, th« 
 purchaser may return the bottle to the Aftent, who will in all oases refund the n>>>ney. It will oar* 
 Inflammation, Tie Dolereaus, Neuralgia, Cholio, Sore Throat, Chilblains, Cramp in the Stumaoh, Painter*! 
 Cbolio, Pleurisy, Cramp, Cholera Morbus, Pains in the Breast or Side, Lumbago, Cholera, Dysentery, and 
 In short it is the Family Medicine. Hold by all Dealers in Medieines. Price 26o. 
 
 Mr* G- C. BRIQOS, GENERAL AQRNT, HAMILTON, C. W. 
 
 A. 8. NSWBURT. WHOLESALE JEWEUiER. (S«e Card, p. 242.} 
 
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 atery, and 
 
 Irwin, J. k Co., British Araeriean Oil Works, near 
 Great Western Railway Depot. 
 
 Kemp, T., wholesale and retail daalen ia tnit, 
 and oysters, King. 
 
 Kennedy, L. D., painter, Eing. 
 
 Kennedy, Miw, dressmaker. 
 
 Kennedy, Peter, tavern keeper. King. 
 
 Kerr, D., waggon maker, Thames. 
 
 Kerr, Miss, diessmnker and milliner, Thames. 
 
 Kentcaddin, T., proprietor Market Hotel, Market. 
 
 Kneeshaw, Robert, druggist, and dealer in books 
 and stationery, Thames. 
 
 Leary, John, Mancbester Mills, King. 
 
 Leigh, John, carpenter and contractor. 
 
 Loger, 8. P., manufacturer of lightning rods, pnraps, 
 &o., Qneen. 
 
 Looby, James, boot and shoemaker, Thames. 
 
 Lyon, L. D., general merchant, corner Thames and 
 King. 
 
 Maenavin, Mrs., milliner. &o., Thames. 
 
 Manchester Mills, John Leary, proprietor. King. 
 
 Mansion House, James Brady, proprietor, corner 
 King and Thames. 
 
 Massie, John, ticket agent Great Western Railway. 
 
 MONTREAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY, T. Venion. 
 manager, for Ingersoll Great Western Railway 
 Depot. 
 
 Mooney, N., blacksmith. King 
 
 Morgan & Baddon, carriage and waggon makers, 
 King. • 
 
 Murdoch, James, waggon maker, Thames. 
 
 MoANDREW, WM., conveyancer, land and general 
 insurance agent, and foreman Oxford Re/ormer. 
 
 McCarthy, James F., physician and surgeon, corner 
 King and Hill. 
 
 McCaughey, James, barrister, and attorney-at-law, 
 Thames. 
 
 HcCarkindale, John, boot and shoemaker, Thames. 
 
 McDonald, A. F., saddle & harness maker, Thames. 
 
 McDonald, J., hats, caps and furs, Thames. 
 
 McDonald, John & Co , deitlera in dry goods, gro- 
 ceries, hardware, &c., Thames. 
 
 McINTYRE, JAMES, manufacturer and dealer in 
 furniture. King (see card, p. 266). 
 
 McLEAN, ALLAN, wholesale and retnil dealer in 
 books, stationery, paper hangings, oil shades, 
 window fixtures and rollers ; also agent for Bar- 
 ber Bros., paper manufacturers, Georgetown, 
 Thames (see card, p. 266). 
 
 McVenn, Andrew, photographer, opsosite Daily 
 House. 
 
 Niagara District Bank, Charles E. Chadwiok, mana- 
 ger, Thtmea. 
 
 Noe, Lewis, baker, confectioner, and dealer in fancy 
 articles, Thames. 
 
 NOXON, J, & S., manufnoturers of cnltiTators, 
 ploughs, root slicers, sawing machines, seed drills, 
 and agricultural implements generally, Thames 
 (see card, p. 266). 
 
 O'Connor, Henry, dry goods. &o., Thamns. 
 
 O'Connor, Arthur, grocer, Thames. 
 
 0LLEREN8HAW, M., dealer in groceries, provi- 
 sions, country produce, wine and spirits, aUo 
 agent for Calling's ale and potter. Market Square. 
 Oliver, Adam, proprietor Riocarton saw and planing, 
 also sash, door and blind factory, Victoria, oppo- 
 ■ite Oteat Western Railway. 
 O'Neill, J., grocer, Thames. 
 Owens, A., bsrber. Thames. 
 OXFORD REFORMER, Sutherland Brothers, pro- 
 prietors. 
 Parkburst, Charles, woollen factory and carding mill. 
 
 Patterson, Miss Agnes, milliner and mantua maker, 
 
 Thames. 
 Petersen, Saaael, eating house, Thames. 
 Poole, Samael, general merchant, Thames. 
 Potnam, G., grocer and dealer In lamps, coal oil, 
 
 &c , Thames. 
 Riocarton Saw and Planing Mills, Adam Oliver, pro- 
 prietor, Victoria, opposite Great Western Railway. 
 Bobb, Andrew, dry goods, &c., Thnmes. 
 Rubiniton, D. M., lumber yard, on Great Western 
 
 Railway traok. 
 Robinson & Morrey, mannfactorers and dealers in 
 
 furniture, &o.. King. 
 Ross, George, lumber yard, Great Western Railway 
 
 track. 
 Ross, Wm., eivll engineer, Canterbury. 
 Royal Hotel, Henry Hearn, proprietor, Thames. 
 Royal Exchange Hotel, John Brady, proprietor, 
 
 Thames. 
 Schill, Samael, teacher Union Sehool. 
 Scott, H. H., physioian and surgeon, Thames, 
 Sharpnell, G. J., grocer, Thames. 
 Stader, Thomas, tailor, Thames. 
 Smith, Andrew, manufacturer and dealer in ^gar% 
 
 tobacco and groceries, &c., King. 
 Smith, i'. M., livery ctables. 
 Smith, T. M., Great Western Honse, Thames. 
 Smith, John, boot and shoemaker. King 
 Springer, Wm., physician and surgeon. King. 
 Stafford, Rev. Mr., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Stewart, F., tailor. King. 
 
 Stewart, John, flouring mill and dealer in flour. King. 
 Stimson, G. G., groceries, flour, feed, coal oil, &o., 
 
 Thames. 
 Stimson, J. D., grocery, Thames. 
 Siraith. Rev. John. Prenbyterian. 
 SUTHERLAND BROTHERS, (James and Robert 
 
 R., ) editors and proprietors Oxford Reformtr, Cale- 
 donia BuildingS; Thames. 
 Swan & Walker, physioians and sargeons, Thames. 
 "Taft, J. k Son, nurserymen. 
 Taylor, Joseph, fish market. King. 
 Thirkell, Joseph, insurance agent and pestanaster, 
 
 corner King and Thames. 
 Thirkell, W. Q., physician and snrgeoD. one door 
 
 south of Post Ofiioe. 
 Tillson, E. D., lumber yard, neat Railway Depot 
 Tower, J. N., agent Hamilton Nursery. 
 Turner, J., eating house, Thames. 
 Turner, James, & Brothers, tinners and dealers ia 
 
 Stoves, &c.. King. 
 Tattle, A. T., nur-eryman — boards at Daly HouaOb 
 Vance, Robert, baker and confectioner, Thames. 
 Veeteh, W., shoemaker, Thames. 
 Venton, John, telegraph operr.tor. 
 Venton, T , manager of the Montreal Telegraph 
 
 Company, Great Western Railway Depot. 
 Vicars, Rev. J., pastor Church of England. 
 Vine, James, notary pnhlio, commissioner, ko. , 
 
 Thames. 
 Wait, E B., sieve manufnoturer, Thames. 
 Walker, John, cooper, Qneen. 
 Walker, T., binoksmiih, Thamee. 
 Walkington, S., teller Commercial Bank of Canada. 
 Wallace, Donald, dealer in hardware, lamps, coal 
 
 oil. Jtc, ha , Thames. 
 Wallace, J., blacksmith, Queen. 
 Walley, G. W., importer of crockery, obina, and 
 
 glassware. King. 
 WEBSTER, GEO. H., manufacturer and dealer in 
 
 furniture of every description, King, opposite 
 Daly House. 
 
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 The Propbiktor is quite willing to allow the above HOTEL to stand upon its own merits. 
 
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 PLEASE GIVE HIM A CALL, AND SEE FOB YOURSELVES. 
 
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 Wells, John, lehool teaoher, Union School. 
 
 White, David, dealer in dry goods, groceries, boots, 
 
 shoes, fte.. King. 
 Wilkie, W., station muter and freight agent Great 
 
 Western Bailway. 
 
 WiUikins, Isaac, boardiog hooHe, King. 
 Williamson. James, eabiuet maker, King. 
 Woodcock, R. A., ins agent, bookseller, stationer, 
 ami general news depot, corner Thames and King. 
 Worth, H., batcher, Market. 
 
 IKKEBMAN, C. W,— A ftoarishiag Tillage, situated on the north branch of the riTer Petite Nation, 
 in the township of Mountain, count; of Dnndas. It has excellent water privileges, and does an ezteo- 
 business in lumber. DisUnt from Cornwall, the county town, 60 miles ; from Matilda stalion (Q.T.R.), 
 15 miles; from Kemptville station (0. & P. R.), 16 miles ; from Otuwa city, 36 miles; and from 
 Montreal, 116 miles. Tri-weekly mail. Population about 300. 
 
 Anderson, Thomas, dentist, physician and surgeon. 
 Anderson, Wm. J, M.D., local superintendant of 
 
 schools, physician and surgeon. 
 Armstrong, Thomas, J. P. 
 Bailey, Thomas, township conncillor. 
 Barkley, F. M., blacksmith. 
 Bishop, Thomas J., flour and grist mill owner. 
 Brodie; Frederick, carpenter and builder. 
 Bush, John, shoemaker. 
 Cook, Peter, cooper. 
 
 Fletcher, Wm. J., tanner, hide and leather dealer. 
 Furley, James, carpenter and builder. 
 Haggerty, John & Brother, saddle and harness 
 
 makers. 
 Head Inn, Robert 0. Mullin, proprietor. 
 Inkerman Hotel, John Lock, proprietor. 
 Jarvis, Qeorge 8., county Judge. 
 Johnston, Simon, deputy reeve. 
 Kellough, Mi.xs, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Kelly, Patrick, tailnr. 
 Liddle, James A., blacksmith. 
 Liddle, Robert, blacksmith. 
 Lock, John, hotel keeper. 
 Lowery, Robert, general merchant and mill owner. 
 
 Merkley, John 0., general merchant and mill owner. 
 
 Mullin, Bobert 0., hotel keeper. 
 
 Mulloy, George, J. P., township conncillor. 
 
 Mulloy, Miss Jane, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 N>e, Rev W. H , Church of England. 
 
 Price, George, waggon maker. 
 
 RHnpom, Mr, tailor. 
 
 Redmond. Asa, bailiff. 
 
 Redmond, John, hotel keeper. 
 
 RENNICK, JOHN, J. P., postmaster, township 
 
 treasurer, general merchant, commissioner ia 
 
 B. R . &c. 
 Riley, Wm. J., clerk of division court. 
 Ritchie Rev. G. M., Wesleynn Methodist. 
 Rose, John, carpenter and builder. 
 Ross, J. 8., M. P. P. 
 
 Royal Onk Hotel, John Redmond, proprietor. 
 Sipes, Andrew, J. P. 
 Suffel, Edward, township councillor. 
 SuiTrl, Robert, school teacher. 
 Suffel, Robert, jun., grocer. 
 Suffel, Wm., Cabinet maker. 
 Thompson, Wm., reeve. 
 Walker, Rev. Thomas, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
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 INNEBKIP, C. W.— A post villsge in the township of East Zorra, and county of Oxford, North 
 Ridiug, situated on the south branch of the Thames river. Distant from Woodstock 8 miles; andftem 
 London, 86 miles. Population 200. 
 
 Barney, P. H., builder. 
 Bell, James C, builder. 
 Brown, Miss, milliner. 
 Clement, W. D., pbyHician and surgeon. 
 Coleman, Patrick, lime burner. 
 Culver, Clark, carpenter and grocer. 
 Davidson, Wm., sboemnker. 
 Day, Miss Ann, milliner. 
 
 Dean, David, flour and grist mill owner, and lum- 
 ber merchant. 
 Dean, Israel, saw mill owner, 
 Doyle, Rev. Michael, Baptist , 
 
 Edwards, Richard, tuilor. 
 Garrie, Rev. John, Bitptist. 
 Gilespie, A. L., barrister. 
 Oonid, John, carpenter. 
 Harwood, Henry, shoemaker. 
 Hatson, George, cooper. 
 Hill, Alexander, carpenter. 
 Hopkins, Thomas, hotel and livery stable keeper. 
 Jumor, George, catpenter. 
 King, Ellis, paper hanger. 
 
 King, James, paper hanger. 
 
 LnuK, John, builder. 
 
 LINDS.AY, ROBERT, postmaster and general mer- 
 chant (see card, p. 266;. 
 
 Malcolm, Francis, J. P. 
 
 McDonald, Alexander, blacksmith. 
 
 MoGill, John, lime burner. 
 
 McKay, Hugh, collecting agent and hotel keeper. 
 
 Nichul, Mr., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Robinson, John, merchant tailor. 
 
 Ross, A. McKay, builder. 
 
 Sbaud, James, flour and grist mill owner and lum- 
 ber merchant. 
 
 Silver, Wm., shoemaker. 
 
 Taylor, Mr., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Teeple, Alanbon, dentist. 
 
 I'houtpson, Andrew, saw mill owner. 
 
 Tolinie, Rev. Andrew, Presbyterian. 
 
 Waldie, Walter, blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 
 Watts, Mi.«s J., milliner. 
 
 Wilson, Wm., J. P. 
 
 HSrillSPIL, C. "W. — A villnge, situated in the township of Innisfil and county of Siracoo. Distant from 
 Toronto, 62 miles ; from Hamilton, 00 miles. Population of -township 4,678, per last census report 
 
 Avis, Edward, carpenter and builder. 
 Brunton, John, weaver. 
 
 Cox, Wm., flour and grit>t mill proprietor. 
 Ferguson, Thomas R., reeve. 
 
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 Oibaon, Wm., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Hewgon, Wm., nw mill proprietor and Inmber 
 
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 Johnaon, Jumes, hotel proprietor and brickmaker. 
 LaDghorne, Rev. Mr., Methodist. 
 Litile, Wm C, deputy reere. 
 Morgan, Rev. Edward, Charoh of England. 
 Newman, S. B., aobool teacher. 
 Orchard, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 Peacock, Qeorge, aasessor. 
 Eaymond, Ker. Ari, Independant 
 
 Robinaon, John, school teacher. 
 
 K038, BENJAMIN, poatmaster, townibip clerk and 
 
 treasurer 
 Ross, John, saloon. 
 
 Ross, W., saw mill proprietor and lumber merchant 
 Scott, John, school teacher. 
 Soroggie, Jiimes, collector. 
 8o«leH, David, J. P. 
 Warnioa, George, J. P. 
 Whitebread, Joseph, school teacher. 
 Whiteinan, Ret. Thomas, Presbyteriaa. 
 
 IN VE BA&T, C. W. — A post Tillage situated in the township of Storrington and county of Frontenae. 
 Distant Irom Kiiigstcn, the county seat, 11 miles. Population of township, 2,894, by last censos. 
 
 Bond, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Brewer, John, J. P., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Campbell, SHmuel, J. P. 
 
 Chambers, ReT. Thomas 0., Presbyterian. 
 
 Day, Lewis £., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Deacun, Franci*, blaokamith. 
 
 Edwards, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Graham, Rev. W. fl., Mutbodist Episcopal. 
 
 Uogbson, George, farmer. 
 
 Hulligan. John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Hurly, E'lward, blacksmith. 
 
 Knlffen, Thomas, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Lake, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Lattimer, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Lyon, Edwin E., school teacher. 
 
 Lyon. Philander, school teacher. 
 
 O.tborne, Robert, farmer. 
 
 Perry, George, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 R<tL»TON lIUGIf, J. P, postmaster, township 
 
 treasurer and general merchant. 
 Scott, Will., tailor. 
 Snook, Martin, hotel proprietor. 
 Spring, Hugh, township clerk 
 Topliffo, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 Vanluven, Henry, flour mill proprietor. 
 Waldren, John, township reeve. 
 Walker, David Jiimes, J. P., deputy towaship reeve. 
 Woolf, John, farmer. 
 
 INVERHURON, C. W.— A thriving village on Tnverhuron Bay, Lake H,»ron, on the town lin« 
 betweeu tbo towiiHhi|'S of Kincardine and Bruoe, in the county of liruce. It was surveyed by Govern* 
 meut in 1854-6, and first settled about the year 18.57. It is a good shipping point for produce, being 
 the outlet of a 6ne agricultural region, and steamers call regularly at tbe Qovernmeui landing pier 
 during the summer season. It has also extensive qimrries of superior building stone. Distant from 
 Oodericb, the county town, 40 miles. Tri-weekly mail and money order office. Population about 120. 
 
 Anderson, Alexander, tailor. 
 
 Beaton, Donald, cooper. 
 
 Cook, Slartin, Z., saw mjU proprietor. 
 
 Dowiiie, Wm., cooper. 
 
 Green, B., shoemaker. 
 
 Qunn, Wm., land agent. 
 
 Lestriel, F. C, carpenter and cabinet maker. 
 
 Lnthian, W., flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Mxtheson, Hugh, carpenter and cabinet maker. 
 
 McLaren, Donald, farmer. 
 
 McLaren & McKay, fishermen. 
 
 McLean, Angu.s. farmer. 
 
 McLellan. Alexander, blacksmith and hotel keeper. 
 
 MoKea, Juhn, sen., farmer. 
 
 MoRca, John, jun., farmer. 
 
 McRea, Peter, general agent, produce and commis- 
 sion merchant. 
 
 Mitchell, James, carpenter. 
 
 Munroe, Mrs., hotel keeper. 
 
 TH(>RR[NGTON JOHN, poatmastw and general 
 merchant. 
 
 INVERMAT, C. W. — A flourishing village, situated on River Souhle, midway between Owen Sound 
 and tiuuthampton, in the township of Arran and county of Bruce It was first settled about the year 
 1856; has one common school, and is growing rapidly. Distant' from Gnderich, the county town, 25 
 miles; from Owen Sound, 17 miles; from Soathi>.mpton, 15 miles; and from Toronto, 126 miles. 
 Daily mail. Population, 264. 
 
 Acklcy, Timothy, savr mill proprietor. 
 
 Andrew. J.. J. P. 
 
 Brown, John, witggon maker. 
 
 Ciiiines, R., J. P. 
 
 Cnllighivn, Patrick, land owner. 
 
 Cawthorn, Nicholas, professor of music, 
 
 Canlhnrn, Wm , brickniaker. 
 
 Corbft, John, hotel keeper. 
 
 CoHet. W. A., land owikt. 
 
 Coventry. James, carpenter. 
 
 Cunninicham, John, land owner. 
 
 Dick, David, waggon maker. 
 
 Dunn, James, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Freeborn, A., tanner, bide and leather dealer. 
 
 Freeborn. Andrew, shoemaker. 
 
 Grirdner, John, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Gardner. L, J. P , flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Glover, Wm., builder. 
 
 Gould, George, J P., general merchant. 
 
 Gould, Wm., school teacher. 
 
 Graharnes, James, shoemaker. 
 
 Hall. John, shoemaker. 
 
 Harper, John, gardener. ♦ 
 
 Hawksworth. B., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Hay, Rev. Wm., Weisleyan Methodist. 
 
 Hodiler, Robert accountant. 
 
 Howie, Wm., tiiilor. 
 
 Invermay Hutil, John Corbet, proprietor. 
 
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 Jamieson, John, township treaanrer. 
 
 Kennedy, Jnmes, ren., land owber. 
 
 Kerr. Solomon, laborer. 
 
 Kilbouro, J. M., general merchant, townriiip olerk, 
 
 ooinffii.'Bioner in B. R., &o. 
 LesBlie, Henry, land owner. 
 Linton, Captain J. W., J. P. 
 Lumsden, J. M., township reeve. 
 Masouio Arms Hotel, Wm. Riddell, proprietor. 
 McOhesney, John, land owner. 
 Morton, C«ptain John. 
 NEELANDS, ABRAHAM, postmaster, and general 
 
 meruliHut. 
 Beid, Jason, cabinet maker. 
 Rice, J. W., waggon maker. 
 
 Riddell, Wm., hotel keeper. 
 
 Sauder!<on, Robert, tailur. 
 
 Scott, Tboma8, soap manufacturer. 
 
 ^immerman, R , tanner. 
 
 Stewart, Rer. J., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Thomas, I., cnrpenter. 
 
 Thomas, Robert, brickmaker. 
 
 Vanduten. Wbitford, school teacher. 
 
 Weianer, J., tanner hide and leather deahr. 
 
 White, James D., blacksmilh. 
 
 White. Wm., potash manufacturer. 
 
 Wiilimot, Rev. W.. New (Connexion Methodist 
 
 WllUon, John binckftroith. 
 
 Wright, W. H., cabinet maker. 
 
 INVERNESS, C. B.— An incorporated Tilkge situated nt the junction of the Arthabaska and Oosford 
 roada, iu ine township of Inverness, county of Megantic and district of Arthabaska. It is the ehef lieu 
 of the county. Within the last few years, .it-rernl public buildings have been erected, among which 
 are the court house, a substantial stone building, an I the Inverness Academy, a flourishing institution, 
 besides several churches, &o. Recent discoverits prove this lown^bip to be rich in copper ore and 
 other mineral deposits. Distant from Begancour Station, 10 miles ; from Plessisville, Somerset, 16 
 miles: and from Leids, 12 miles. Daily mails and money order otBjo. Population of village and 
 township about 2500. 
 
 Andrews, J., town councillor, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Baldwin & McRenzie, general merchants. 
 
 Black, Chiirlos, prinoipt.1 InverneM Academy. 
 
 Brodie, August, builder. 
 
 Brodie, Neil, mayor and captain of militia. 
 
 Browne, Patrick, boot an I shoemaker. 
 
 Burwis, Mnjor T , Megantic Kifles. 
 
 Cairns, Rev. U., Wt-sleynn Methndist. 
 
 Campbell, A., proprietor Temperance Hotel. 
 
 Campbell, A. L>., deputy clerk of circuit court, coun- 
 ty, town and school secretary and treasurer, and 
 Innd ngent. 
 
 Campbell, John, general merchant. 
 
 Campbell, Captain Peter, militia. 
 
 Clark. Ileury, blacksmith. 
 
 Coi, Thomas, blackHmith. 
 
 Crombie, Rev. John, Canada Presbytcriiin. 
 
 Davids(m, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 
 Davis, Frederick, general merchant. 
 
 Demp.-ey, J., flour mill owner. 
 
 Oempsey, Wm., school comniisioner 
 
 Deraney, Thomas, tavern keeper. 
 
 Dessauit. J. T., J. P. 
 
 Forbes, Rev. A., Presbyterian. 
 
 Fort.er, Ferdinand, tin and .'iheet iron worker. 
 
 Graham, Uuberv, school cotnmisMoner. 
 
 Grunlay, Francis, town councillor. 
 
 Haskitt, John, town councillor. 
 
 Hill, A., aurist, oculist and physician. 
 
 Hill, Robert, town councillor. 
 
 Hunter, Captain. 
 
 Iswill, Jauies, tailor. 
 
 Eelso, James, flour and saw mill owner and town 
 councillor. 
 
 Kerr, M«loolm, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Lambly, Wm. H., county registrar. 
 
 Lame, Octave, carritige and w.iggnn maker. 
 
 LAYFIEUU, ROBERT, postmaster. 
 
 L^ifebvre, .Joseph H., clerk cironit court. 
 
 Lloy<l, Capt. Q A , militia. 
 
 Lloyd, T. W., flour mill. 
 
 Mickie, Capt. E. P., late 88th regiment. 
 
 M gill, Uiivid, boot and shoe maker. 
 
 McDonald, Peter, carpenter. 
 
 McKelvie, Donald, tailor. 
 
 McKelvie, John, saw mill. 
 
 McKillop, Alexander, J. P., blacksmith. 
 
 McKillop, Donald, school commissioner. 
 
 McKillop, P., J. P. 
 
 McKiimon, John, general merchant and capt. militia. 
 
 MoKenzie, Joon, saw mill owner. 
 
 iMcKenzie, John, boot and shoe maker. 
 
 MuKensie, Thomas & James, carpenters, joiners, 
 
 millwriKhtH, flour and saw mill owners. 
 Melrose, John, school commissioner. 
 Miiwat, Thomas, tailor. * 
 Mcwat, Wm., saw mill owner. 
 O' Parrel I & Pseaud, advocates. 
 Orr, James, builder. 
 PuoHud & Berwis, advocates and sewing machine 
 
 ngents. 
 Parkins & Pentland, advocates. 
 Rickaby, R., J. P. 
 Robinson, T. R., saw mill owner. 
 Shaw, Donald, tiiilor. 
 Shaw, Wm., saildle and harness maker. 
 Slatter, R , J. P. 
 
 Stalker, Mrs., milliner and dress maker. 
 Steele, Wm., town councillor. 
 Sturgeon, Ale'iinder, photographic artist. 
 Teinperuncs Hotel, A. Campbell, proprietor. 
 Vail, Rev. W. S., Church of England. 
 Vennor. G., J. P. 
 
 Ward, Rev. R. 0., Church of England. 
 Wiirk, Johnston, chairman school commissioners. 
 William on, John, builder. 
 
 lONA, C. W. — A thriving vlllnge, situated on the town line between the townships of Dnnwtch and 
 Soutbwuld, in the county of Elgin. Distant from St. Thomas, the county town, 18 miles; from Port 
 Stanley, 12 miles ; and from Chatham, 61 miles. Daily mail. Population about 250. 
 
 Black, Duncan, carpenter. 
 Bodman. Richard hotel keeper. 
 Brown, George, cabinet maker. 
 
 Burwell, Adam, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Cliisholm, Wm., accountant. 
 
 Deoow, Daniel, J. P., general merchant. 
 
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 lONA— IKOQUOIS. 
 
 Eoclei, Daniol, Danwieh manicip»l clerk. 
 
 FrAser, Jatupit, carpenter. 
 
 Ilitrris. Cburleii, onbinet miiker. 
 
 HARRIS, WILLIAM, J. P., postmuter and clerk 
 
 of di*iBion court. 
 Lowthpr Janiea, blAokaraith. 
 Lowtber k JohnRon, carriage and waggon makers. 
 Lumley, Uiiviii, CHipenter. 
 Lnmley, Rufuv, carpenter. 
 Luinley, Thomas, cooper. 
 MoCnl um, Duxald, tHilor. 
 McKny, Neil, blAokHinitb. 
 McLarily, Nicol, gboemaker. 
 McLaughlin, Lawrence, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Painter, Rer. Josepbj Baptiat. 
 
 Parker, Wm., biacksmitb. 
 
 Philpott, jHmes, J. P. 
 
 Philpott, John A., general merchant 
 
 Rice, Wm. H., carpenter. 
 
 Roche, Edmund, iiboemaker. 
 
 Silcox, Driniel, carpenter. 
 
 Sioclair. Peter, tiiilor. 
 
 Soiith, dquires, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Stoliker, loaac, blacksmith. 
 
 Tait, Francis A , general merchant. 
 
 Welch, Jarnes, carringe and waggon maker. 
 
 Weitteru Hotel, Richard Bodman proprietor. 
 
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 IRON HILL, C. E. — A post village in the towni^hip of Urome, county of Brome. Distant from 
 Brome, the county town, 7 miles ; from Montreal, 60 miles ; and from Quebec, 180 miles. 
 
 Chandler, E., general merchant. 
 Courtney, J., tailor. 
 CUTTING. ISAAC, postmaster. 
 Douglas, Mrs., tailor. 
 England, Inrael, tunner. 
 England & Brothers, tanners. 
 Foster, 8. W., barrister. 
 FoKter, W. 8 , J. P. 
 Gilroou, E. P., J. P. 
 Hudson, Alexander, J. P. 
 
 Hungerford, L. S., general merchant. 
 Jinkinson, Mr, brickmaker. 
 Mohea, Wm., edgetool maker. 
 Pettis, Nelson, J. P. 
 Petti», Stephen, J P. 
 Scott. I! , general merchant. 
 Smith, Z., blacksmith. 
 Vilas, Re». Aaron. Freewill Baptist. 
 Wilkerson, Thomas, brickmaker. 
 Williams, Henry, general merchant. 
 
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 IBISH CREEK, C. W.— A small village in the townehip of Wolford and county of GrenTille. It ii 
 a Btattun un the Brockville and Ottawa Railway. Distant from Brockville, 21 miles; Almonte, 31 
 miles ; and from Smith's Falls, 7 miles. 
 
 Cross, George, general merchant. 
 Langaun, David, joiner and carpenter. 
 Lenimex. H , carriage maker. 
 Lumax, W. H., blacksmith. 
 
 McLean, Joseph, innkeeper. 
 OlmstcAd, Ambrose, innkeeper. 
 Ralph, W. S., general merchant 
 White, John, station master. 
 
 IROQUOIS, C. W. — Sn incorporated village, situated on the River St. Lawrence, and at the foot of 
 the Iruquois Canal, in the township of Matilda and county of Dundas. It is a port of entry. The 
 Grand Trunk Railway has a station here, called Matilda. The steamers plying between Montreal and 
 Hamilton, stop here daily. Distant from Cornwall, the county town, S2 miles; from Ottawa City, 
 60 miles ; from Montreal, 99 miles ; and from Toronto, 234 miles. Daily mail. Population about 800. 
 
 Abbott, Daniel, general merchant 
 
 Abbott, Wm., village councillor, sewing machine 
 
 agent, cabinet maker, undertaker, and furniture 
 
 dealer. 
 Anderson, Miss E. H., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Arinstrnng, James, proprietor stave and shingle 
 
 factory. 
 Ault, Edward, druggist 
 Bailey, Wm C., J. P., village councillor & general 
 
 merchant 
 Beaven, Rev. E. W., Church of England. 
 Bell, Robert, tailor. 
 
 Boyd, Hamuel J., watchmaker and jeweller. 
 Brockway, James, tin and copper smith. 
 Brouse, George J., township councillor. 
 Brouse, George W , saw mill owner and farmer. 
 Brouse, Georice W. & Co., general merohanls. 
 Brouse, Guy C, farmer. 
 
 Brouhe, John Q., proprietor Commercial Hotel. 
 Brouse, John 8., village treasurer. 
 Brouse, N. H , agricultural implement and oairiage 
 
 miiuufacturer. 
 Brown, Rkv. A. A , Episcopal Methodist 
 Brown, James, butcher. 
 
 Carlisle, Miss S. E., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Carman, David, lumber merchant. 
 
 Carman, Jacob, trunk manufacturer. 
 
 Carman, .Mathew, farmer. 
 
 Carman, Peter, farmer. 
 
 Carman, Philip, J. P., village reeve and farmer. 
 
 Carman, Rufus, attoroey-at-law. 
 
 Clark, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Commercial Hotel, John G. Brouse, proprietor. 
 
 Coons, Mathew, J. P., and farmer. 
 
 Coons, Samuel, village assessor. 
 
 Davy, N. M., general merchant. 
 
 Dillobough, Reuben, village collector and hotel 
 
 keeper. 
 Doran, John, township treasurer. 
 Elliott, Wm., J. P., flour and grist mill owner, and 
 
 farmer. 
 Fell, Samuel, express agent. 
 Fish, M. D., general merchant. 
 Fletcher, Wm., butcher. 
 GRIER, JAMES, J. P., postmaster and village 
 
 councillor. 
 Harkness, Adam, township clerk. 
 Heartly, Robert, carpenter and builder. 
 
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 Heartly, Wm., carpenter and hailder. 
 
 Hatebinaon, Wm , edgetool manafactarer. 
 
 Liddle, Benjamin, blacksmith. 
 
 Lilly, Chancellor, carpenter and bailder. 
 
 Lowery, Robert, township eoanoillor and geoeral 
 merchant. 
 
 Marsh John , mason and plaatarer. 
 
 Mason, Mills & Co., general n. chants. 
 
 McCullangh, Henry, collector of customs. 
 
 MoCallum, Donald, produce and oommissioa mer- 
 chant and grocer. 
 
 McDowell. Rer. D. C, Wealeyan Methodist. 
 
 McDonnell, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 McNulty, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Mills, Cephas, Insurance agent. 
 
 MolHon, Alexander, proprietor saw mill, stave and 
 shingle faetory. 
 
 Murray, John, tailor and clothier. 
 
 Pattou, Arthur, grocer and cooper. 
 
 Patterson Wm., township assessor and cooper. 
 
 Price, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Rigg, Joseph, grocer. 
 
 Robisham, Wm., baker and confectioner. 
 
 Rose, Daniel, teacher of eommon sebool. 
 
 Ross, Jacob H. k Co., general merchants. 
 
 Ross, John S., J. P. 
 
 Sanderson, Miss E. H.. milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Soott, Wm. II., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Serriss, Q^L., general merchant. 
 
 Sharer, Alexander, blacksmith. 
 
 Shater, Airy, brickmaker. 
 
 Sharer, Wm. J., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Sherman, N. 0., agricultural implement and carrl* 
 
 age manufacturer and village councillor. 
 Skinner, Joseph, produce and commission merchaat. 
 Slorah, James, grocer. 
 Stacy, Wm., mason and plasterer. 
 Starks, John, dyer and scourer. 
 Stephenson, James, physician. 
 Thompson, Darid, township coanoiller. 
 Toy, Robert, township reere. 
 Tuttle, J. N., Tillage clerk and general merchant. 
 Walliccr, B. J., township councilUor. 
 Whitney, Wm. A., teacher grammar school. 
 Williams, John, physician. 
 Wright, Charles, mason and plasterer. 
 
 ISIjAY, C. W. — .V flourishing post Tillage, situated on Beaver Creek, In the township of Fenelon and 
 county of Victoria. Distant from Lindsay, the county town, 15 miles ; and frum Toronto, 100 miles. 
 
 Chambers, Mr., cooper. 
 
 Deniston, A., lumber merchant. 
 
 Dewel Thomas, carpenter and bnilder. 
 
 Dick, Wm., township reeve. 
 
 Docharty, John, mason. 
 
 Fadin, Miss, weaver. 
 
 Fitzgerald. J., township treasurer. 
 
 Gilchrist, Mr., farmer. 
 
 Grant, Donald, saloon keeper. 
 
 Grant, Hector, grocer. 
 
 Hill, Obadiah, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Hull, Rev. Mr., Bible Christian. 
 
 McCaskill, Angus, mason and plasterer. 
 
 McCai^kill, Fiulay, lumber merchant. 
 
 McFailin, Colin, tailor. 
 
 McFadin, D., hotel keeper. 
 
 McKeniie, D., plasterer. 
 
 McKillop, Hugh, weaver. 
 
 McKinnou, Angus, express agent. 
 
 McKinnon, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 McLeod, J., blacksmith. 
 
 .McNabb, John, dry goods meiohant. 
 
 McNieven, Mr., farmer. 
 
 McPherson, C, weaver. 
 
 MoPherson, Norman, grocer. 
 
 McSwain, John, school teacher. 
 
 Murchison, J., farmer. 
 
 Murchison, Kenneth, tailor. 
 
 Murchison, Murdock, agricultural implement maker. 
 
 Murchison, Neil, edge tool maker. 
 
 Nesbit, J., flour and feed dealer. 
 
 Nicholson, M., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Risden, James, farmer. 
 
 SMITHSON, THOMAS, postmaster and farmer. 
 
 Spence, Donald, J. P., wsggon maker. 
 
 Spence, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. • 
 
 Spence, Robert, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Truax, Mr., cooper. 
 
 Turnbult, James, carpenter and buildw. 
 
 West, Wm., shoemaker. 
 
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 ISIiE AQX NOIX, C. E. — A small post Tillage, situated on an island of the same name, in the 
 Kiver lliohlieu, parish of St. Valentines and county of St. Johns. The island contains two hundred 
 acres of arable land, and is solely occupied by military— no civilian residents being allowed. It is 
 defended by a fort called Fort Lennox, and garrisoned by one hundred men of the Royal Canadian 
 Rifles and forty artillery, with a proportion of staff. Distant from St. Johns, the county seat, 12 
 miles ; and from Montreal, 42 miles. 
 
 JEFFERS, JOHN, postmaster. 
 
 Wayland, Captain, Royal Canadian Rifles. 
 
 ISLE VEBTE, C. 11.— The chef lieu of the county of Temiscouata and seigniory of L'Isle Vertc, 
 situated uu the south bank of the Rirer St. Lawrence. The inhabitants are chiefly engaged in the 
 lumber and flour trade, the former being carried on to considerable extent. Distant from Rirer du 
 Loup en bat, the teminus of the Grand Trunk Railway, 17 miles; Quebec, 186 miles; and from 
 Kamouraski, the chef lieu of the district. 45 miles. Population of seigniory about 4,000. 
 
 Auclaire, 0., professor college. 
 Barry, John E., general mck-chant. 
 Beaulien, Antoino, sen,, blacl^smith. 
 Deaulieu, Antoine, jun.. blackSiSith. 
 Beaulieu, Joseph, councillor. 
 
 Bt-langer, .lean Bte.. cooper. 
 Bt^langer, OllTier, blacksmith. 
 Bemtic, Leandre, councillor. 
 Bernier, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Bertrand, Naroisse, bairister. 
 
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 Bertranrl, Cbkries, saw, flour und griit mill owner, 
 
 »od general merohant. 
 Bertiand, Cbarlea F. A., seignior of L'Isle Verte 
 
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 BEKTKAND, LOUIS A., J. P., postmaiter. Tillage 
 
 mayor, general merobant, MW and ^iit mill 
 
 owner. 
 Bois, Norbert, carpenter. 
 Bois, Ttiomas, shoemaker. 
 Bouchard, A., merchant tailor. 
 Boucher, Etienne, agricultural implement maker. 
 Boucher, Joseph, carpenter. 
 Bonsaiut, Amable, beef and pork packer. 
 Bonsoint, Charles, carpenter. 
 Boutol, Mile., milliner. 
 Carron, Angustin, ouunoillor. 
 Carron, Cbnrles, blacksmith. 
 Carroo, Louis, wAggon maker. 
 Cayout, Ignace, cigar dealer. 
 Chretien, Frederick, mMlw. 
 C6t^, De Paul, bonnet maker. 
 C6tt'>, Joseph, baker. 
 C6t^, Napoleon, hotel keeper. 
 C£t^, Narcisse, councillor. 
 CAt6, Paul, builder, 
 C6t6, Mile. Philomune, milliner. 
 Cittf:, Sarnh. milliner and tailoreas. 
 C6t£, Treffle, school teacher. 
 CoJ^i, Viotoire, shoemaker. 
 Daujon, B<^my, shoemaker. 
 
 Delorier, Etienne, carpenter, sash and door maker. 
 Deloricr, Germain, shoe, saddle and harness maker. 
 Delorier, Mrae. Joseph, milliner. 
 Delorier, Joseph, shoemaker. 
 Denault, Fred., bifick.-'mith. 
 Desche^ne, Mile. Mulvena, ifchool teacher. 
 Defjurdios, Hospice, physioiitn and surgeon. 
 Dion Brothers, general merchants. 
 Dion, Ph , carpenter. 
 Dion, Pierre, blacksmith. 
 Dion, Vital, general merchant. 
 Dion, Wm,, carpenter. 
 DuIp^!. M., councillor. 
 DuniAs, David, barrister. 
 
 Equitable Fire Insurance Companj, J. Heath, agent. 
 Fraser, Jean Etienne, builder. 
 GngnoD, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 Oagnon, Pierre, gunsmith & blacksmith. 
 Qagnun, Pierre, shoemaker. 
 Qauvreau, Louis, crown land agent, notary public, 
 
 clerk of commissioners and circuit courts. 
 
 Oauvreau, Jules, general merebaat. 
 
 Heath, John, custom officer, notary pnblie, inanr> 
 
 auce and collecting agent 
 Jones, M'me., eonfeoiloner. 
 Joseph, Jean, cabinet maker. 
 Labrauche, M'me., milliner. 
 Labrauche, J. A., dry goods merchant 
 Le Bel, Flavian, coppersmith. 
 Lemieux, M'me , milliner. 
 Lemieux, Jean Baptiste, carpenter. 
 LevcHque, Pierre, general merclinnt. 
 Marccau, Rev. Jean Laiare, Roman Catholic. 
 Marquis, Joseph, cooper. 
 Marquis, Noruisse, councillor. 
 Martel, B , shoemaker. 
 
 Martin, Athalie, dealer in siU and fancy goods. 
 Masses Bernard, flour and grist mill owner. 
 McQaugb, John, shoemaker. 
 Meines, Lnuix, grocer. 
 Michaud, Calixte, carriage maker. 
 Micliaud, Madame En., milliner. 
 NadRDU, Angisle, tailure8.<). 
 Outlet, Baptiste, carpenter. 
 Oullet, Jean, carpenter. 
 
 Oullet, Thomas, carpenter, sash and door maker. 
 Paradis, Joseph, cigar dealer. 
 Perreault, Edouard, builder. 
 Petitgreir, Marguerite, tailoresa. 
 Raimoud, R6my, carpenter. 
 Raymond, Joseph, dyer and scourer. 
 Richard, Baptiste, carpenter. 
 Riniond, Baxile, carpenter. 
 Hobichard, Alexis, carpenter. 
 Rousseau, Aut., founder and machinist. 
 Rousseau, J. J., photographic artist. 
 Roussel, Angele, merchant tailor. 
 Roussel, David, ci^ar dealer. 
 Roy, Honors, village secretary and treasurer. 
 Saiitdon, Marcel, saddle and harness maker. 
 Sojistere, Joseph, general merchant. 
 Scott, Harris, confectioner. 
 Soucy, Thtop'-ile, carpenter. 
 St. Pierre, barth<-lerai, cabinet maker. 
 St. Pierre, Michel, carpenter and joiner. 
 8.. Pierre, Pierre, cooper. 
 St. Pierre, ROmy, carpenter and joiner. 
 Veilancour, Laurent, beef and pork packer. 
 Voisin, Pierre, shoemaker. 
 Yokell, David, shoemaker. 
 Zeniault, Louis, trunk maker. 
 Zinchcrau, Joseph, tanuer. 
 
 ISLINGTON. C. W.— A flourishing village, situated on the Miraico River, in the Township of Eto- 
 bicoke and couuty of York. Distant from Toronto, the county seat, 9J miles; from Hamilton, 36 
 miles, and from Mimico Station on the Great Western Railway, 4 miles. Daily mail. Population 
 about 250. 
 
 Bigham, Samuel, farmer. 
 
 Burkhulder, John, agricultural implement and 
 
 waggon maker. 
 Cooper, Rev. H. C, Church of England. 
 Davis, Thomas, farmer. 
 Etobicoke Literary Society. 
 Ferrier, John C, baker and confectioner. 
 Hoy, Wm., boot and shttemakcr. 
 Ide, Willis A , blacksmith. 
 Islington 11 it^l, John Kerr, proprietor. 
 Jarvis, F. S., barber and hair dresser. 
 Johnston, B., farmer. 
 Kerr, John, proprietor Islington Hotel. 
 
 Lewis, Charles, cabinet, carriage and wagon maker 
 
 Lord, Henry, butcher. 
 
 Madgctt, John, farmer. 
 
 Mathers, Adam, farmer. 
 
 McBride, N., farmer. 
 
 McDowell, David, general merchant, carpenter and 
 
 builder. 
 McFarlane, Alexander, J. P. 
 McFarlane, D., J. P. 
 
 McLeod, Neal, C, school teacher, section No. 8. 
 Mercer, S:imuel A., J. P. 
 Moore, John, farmer. 
 Montgomery, William, farmer. 
 
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nblie, inanr- 
 
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 aj goods, 
 liner. 
 
 tor maker. 
 
 usurer, 
 aker. 
 
 cker. 
 
 9hip of Eto- 
 
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 Population 
 
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 rpenter and 
 
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 MD8S0N, EDWARD, J. P., reeve, ftrratr ftnd mw 
 
 mill proprietor. 
 MU880N, THUMA8, portmMter, generkl merobant, 
 
 fkrmer. 
 Newlufe, John, farmer. 
 Pelleit, Bngb, farmer. 
 Pellelt, .l«mir«, furmer. 
 Porritt, Robert, b'lot and shoe maker. 
 Ralston, William, p /ft*ry. 
 Scott, Wiiliani R., viUag* clerk iind treasurer. 
 Shaver, Charles, farmer. 
 
 Shaver, George, J. P. 
 
 Sbirea & Tire, dry goods merchants. 
 
 Smith, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 Tirey, William, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Wadsworth, James, farmer. 
 
 Wallis, William A., deputy reere. 
 
 Warl, Andrew, J. P. 
 
 Ward, Joseph. J. P. 
 
 Whitelock, Cbri)>toph(r, house and sign painter. 
 
 Wilson, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Wood, Samuel, farmer. 
 
 IVANHOC, C. W., — Commonly called Huntingdon ViUiige— is silunteJ in the township of Hunting- 
 don and North lliding of the ooUiiiy of Uastiug.s. Distant from Dellcrille, the county town, 20 miles. 
 Population aboat H()U. 
 
 Antrim House. John Qrores, proprietor. 
 
 Archibald, James, J. P. 
 
 Benson, Jame», blackHmith. 
 
 Collins, Wm. D., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 EMO, THOS., J. P.. postmaster, general merchant. 
 
 oommlsdioner in B. R., &o. (see card, p. 206.) 
 Fuller, Benjamin R., lumber merchant. 
 Fuller, Wm. D., collecting ngent. 
 tiale. Rev. Jacob, Bible Chriiitiaa. 
 Qnrrett, Hugh, blacksmith. 
 Oarren, Henry, carpenter and joiner. 
 Geary, Miss E., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Geary, John, carpenter and joiner. 
 Groves, John, proprietor Antrim House. 
 Guay, Charles, builder. 
 Quay, John, buililer. 
 Harris, Key. £., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Henry, Wm., general merchant. 
 Holden, Sylvester, cooper. 
 Holllnger, Wm., builder. 
 Hoskins, Ira, waggon maker. 
 Hunter, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Justice, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 King, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 I.idster, John F , carringe and waggon maker. 
 
 Luke House, John H. O'Dell, proprietor. 
 
 Luke, Philip, J. P. 
 
 Lummon, Cotton, blacksmith. 
 
 Lummon, Samuel, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Martin, Wm., proprietor Roslin House. 
 
 McTaggart, .'Vllen, fanning mill minufaeturer. 
 
 Miller, Rev. A., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 U'Dell, John II., proprietor Luke House. 
 
 O'trom, Henry, sewing machine agent. 
 
 Pringle, Mr.4 , saw mill owner. 
 
 RauHon, Samuel, tailor and clothier. 
 
 Roslin House, Wm Martin, proprietor. 
 
 Kyan, James J., clerk 7th division court. 
 
 Sargeant, Elisha, chair factory. 
 
 Shaw, John, bnctand shoemaker. 
 
 Simpson, George, carpenter. 
 
 Tullock, David, blacksmith. 
 
 Tweedy, Robert, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Vann, Wm., cabinet maker and upholsterer. 
 
 Wallace, John, tailor. 
 
 Wood, John, J. P. and dentist. 
 
 JANETVILLE, C. W.— A small post village, situated on McDermid's Creek, in the township of 
 .Manvers and county of Uurhann, East Riding. Distant from Cobourg, the county town, 45 miles; and 
 from Toronto, 05 miles. Population about 50. 
 
 Brndshaw, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Brookmire, Nicholas, blacksmith, carriage and wag- 
 gon maker. 
 Burn, John, reeve and saw mill proprietor. 
 Cherry, Robert, boot and shoemaker. 
 Gillespie, Henry, carpenter and builder. 
 Irwin, Henry, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Jitckson, Thomas, teacher. 
 M'lzill. R., farmer. 
 
 McDERMID, JOHN, postmaster and saw mill prop. 
 MuUerinid, John & Neil, flour and grist mill pro- 
 prietors. 
 Taylor, Wm , blacksmith. 
 Timmons, Thomas, general merchant. 
 
 JABRATT'S CORNERS, C. W.— A small post village in the township of Oro, county of Simcoe, 
 North Riding, within twu luiies of North River. Distant from Barrie, the county town, 21 miles. 
 
 JARRATT, C.| postmaster and general merchant. | McAlpinc, Dugald, school teacher. 
 
 JARVIS, C W.— A small post village, situated in the township of Walpole and county of Haldimand. 
 Distant from Cayuga, the county town, 14 miles; from Ilnmiltnn, .10 miles; from Port Dover, 8 miles ; 
 from Simcoe, 11 miles; and from Caledonia, 15 miles. Population about 150. 
 
 Boyce. Henry, physician. 
 
 Biiggs, Rev. Samuel, M. A., C. E. 
 
 Brock, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Burbridge James, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Cowans, John, general merchant. 
 
 Ferguson, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Gnwans, John. J. P. 
 
 Hea.'-mnn, John, town clerk. 
 
 Mind, ThomuM, carpen'er and builder. 
 
 Hillyer, E U., physiciun. 
 
 Howell. W. A., physician. 
 
 Hull, Samuel, saddler and harness maker. 
 
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 Jaokaon, Geo., & Son, general merohants. 
 Jeffiriee, John, oarrisge and waggon maker. 
 Jones, David, cabinet maker. 
 McCulloagh, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 McRobie, Rev. John, Canada Presbyterian. 
 Mteken, John, blacksmith. 
 Moblo, Nelson, blacksmith. 
 Pridgeon, Edward, saddle and harnedB maker. 
 Battenberry, James, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Robinson, Wm., earpenter and builder. 
 
 Kodgers, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 SILL, JAMBS, township treaaorer, postmaster and 
 
 general merchant. 
 Street, W. H., physician. 
 Walbrook, Robert, reeTe. 
 Whitaker, Robert, boot and shoemaker. 
 Yocum, Adam, agricultural implements. 
 
 JOHNSTON, C. W. — A post office situated on TraTers' Creek, in the townihip of Sydenham and 
 county of Qrey. Diiitant from Owen Sound, the county town, 12 miles ; from Toronto, 110 mileti 
 and from Hamilton, 186 miles. 
 
 Cowper, John, reere. 
 Donald, John D., deputy rcere. 
 Gardner, James, township councillor. 
 Gibson, James, J. P., and school teacher. 
 Hunter, Rev. Alexander, Prcbbyterian. 
 
 JOHNSTON, WILLIAM, J. P. and postmaster. 
 McCutcbeon, Robert, township councillor. 
 McKay, Angus, township councillor. 
 Riley, Henry, J. P. 
 
 JOHNVILLE, C. "E, — A post village in the township of Eaton and county of Corapton, situated on 
 Trout River, 7 miles from a station on the Grand Trunk Railway. Distant from Skerbrooke, 10 miles; 
 and from Montreal, 100 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Bailey, B. C, shoemaker. 
 
 Bailey, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Caswell, Lyndarph, farmer. 
 
 Francis, James &, Son, shoemakers. 
 
 Lindsey, Anderson, saw, flour and grist mill owner. 
 
 Smith, Abncr M., blacksmith. 
 
 SMITH, CHARLES, postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 Smith, George W., farmer. 
 Srr'th, Freeman, farmer. 
 S^!ii''j, John, farmer. 
 Sunbury, Henry, jun., blacksmith. 
 
 JOBDAN, C. W.— A post village in the township of Louth and county of Lincoln, and a station on 
 the Great Western Railway. Distant from St. Catharines, the county town, 7 miles; Niagara 19 
 miles; and from Hamilton, 27 miles. Daily mails. Population 242. 
 
 Ball, G. P. N., J. P., grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 Birch, J. L., tiivern keeper, Bridgeport. 
 Clark, James 0., J. P., Bridgeport. 
 Cleudcning, Daniel, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Clendening, Hamilton, mason. 
 Dunghty, Copeland, carpenter. 
 Olintz, Frederick, tavern keeper. 
 Graves, S. 8., general dealer. 
 LAWS, JOHN, general dealer and assistant post- 
 master. 
 Marlutt, Johnson, physician. 
 
 Matlock, J. & Co., tanners. 
 
 Moore, John, cnbinet maker. 
 
 Morter, Michael, tailor. 
 
 Miiller, Mr., tailor and grocer. 
 
 Myers, Garrett, saw mill. 
 
 Pitty, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Secord, Solomon, J. P., Bridgeport. 
 
 SNURE, JACOB, postmaster and farmer. 
 
 Spence, Jsraes, proprietor Jordan House. 
 
 Spence, John, gentleman farmer. 
 
 Zimmerman, Peter, blacksmith. 
 
 KALADAB, C. W. — A small post village in the township of Kaladar and county of Addlngton, and 
 surrounded by a line agricultural district. Diataat from Kingston, the county town, 60 miles ; Toronto, 
 200 miles ; and from Montreal, 260 miles. Population about 75. 
 
 Armstrong, James, hotel keeper. 
 DUNHAM, E. F,, J, P., and postmaster. 
 
 Eraser, Abraham, J. P. 
 Ledoro, Alex., J. P. 
 
 EAMOUBASKA, C. E.— A fine flonrishing village, in the seigniory and county of Kamonraska, 
 gituiited on tlie southern bank of the river St. Lawrence, below Quebec. It contn'ns a gr.ol and court 
 house, where the criminal, superior and circuit courts are held regularly. Distant from Quebec, 80 
 miles. Population of parLsh about 2,600. 
 
 Academy of the Friires de la Doctrine Chretienne. 
 
 Albert, Jenn, shoemaker. 
 
 Albert, J. W , shoemaker. 
 
 Bonupr^, Louis, hotel keeper. 
 
 Bocliard, Ann^e, millinery. 
 
 Bidard, Cyril, cabinet maker. 
 
 Bolleau, Oliver, bnker. 
 
 Bt''rub*^. Guillaume, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Blots, P., general merchant. 
 
 Caillemottc, Kmiie, tailor. 
 
 Chairn, Philtipe, advocate, joint prothonotary of 
 superior tiourt. Joint clerk of circuit conrt and 
 crown, and of general sessions of he peace. 
 
 Chamberlain, Jean Baptiste, general merchant. 
 
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 Chartratn, M'lle. Flore, milliner. 
 
 Cbartrain, Flore, general merchant. 
 
 Cbasae, Chas., shoemaker. 
 
 C^orimard, Cl^ophae, tanner. 
 
 Chorimard, Bus^be, trunk maker and dealer. 
 
 Conrent of the Congregational Nuna. 
 
 Croft, Edonard, hotel keeper. 
 
 D^ry, Charles, adrocate, joint protboBotary of 
 superior eourt, joint clerk of circuit court and 
 crown, and of general sessions of the peace. 
 
 Deaeb^nes, Olirier, hotel keeper.. 
 
 Deojardins, Honor6, gaoler. 
 
 Desjardins, S^irre, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Desjardins, Pierre, general merchant. 
 
 Dessaint, Pierre, general merchant. 
 
 Dessaint, R., lumber merchant. 
 
 Dumais, Pasohail, notary public. 
 
 Dupuis, S., chief constable. 
 
 Dupuis, S^T^rin, photographic artist. 
 
 Ernond, M'Ue Qeurgina, milliner. 
 
 Fanofaor, OotaTe, carpenter. 
 
 0AQN£, ALEXIS, J. P., postmaster and general 
 merchant. 
 
 Oagn6, Marcel, shoemaker. 
 
 Garon, Henri, notary public. 
 
 Hubert, Rev. N. T., Roman Catholic. -^ ' 
 
 Landr^l, Jean Bte., carpenter. , v , v i 
 
 LaTasseur, Thomas, carpenter. 
 
 Le Bel, DaTid, tailor. 
 
 Le Bel, Florin, hotel keeper. 
 
 Le Bel, George, adTOcate. 
 
 Le Bel, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Le Bel, Thade^, blacksmith. 
 
 Le Bel, Thomas, notary public. 
 
 L^vbgne, Jean Bte., lifery and sale stable. 
 
 Lindsay, Joseph C, secretary, treasurer and notary. 
 
 Marchand, M'me P., tailoress. 
 
 Martineau, Ovide, sheriff. 
 
 Martin, M'me Olio, tailoress. 
 
 Michaud, Alexis Thomas, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Michaud, Arthur, advocate. 
 
 Micbaud, Catharine, general merchant. 
 
 Michaud, Elz^ar, sboemaker. 
 
 Michaud, George, general merchant. 
 
 Michaud, Joseph, beef and pork packer. 
 
 Michaud, Pierre, chair maker. 
 
 Michaud, Thomas, bookbinder & blank book maker. 
 
 Miller, Alpbonse, advocate. 
 
 Miller, Louis, village mayor and general merchant. 
 
 Moffet, Alphonse, general merchant. 
 
 Ouellet, Ciriaoe, carpenter. 
 
 Gullet, Michel, chair maker. 
 
 Gullet, Stanislas, chair maker. 
 
 Paradis, Francois, blacksmith. 
 
 Paradis, Joseph T., auctioneer. 
 
 Paradis, Thomas, gunsmith. 
 
 Pelletier, Edouard, flour and grist mill owner. 
 
 Pelletier, Joseph, general merchant. 
 
 Pelletier, Jean Bte., livery and sale stable. 
 
 Perrault, Zepbirin, advocate. 
 
 Potevin, Hipolyte, tanner. 
 
 Ilaimond, M'me Antoine, milliner. 
 
 Routeir, A. B., advocate. 
 
 8t. Pierre, Albert, cabinet maker. 
 
 St. Louis, Diogene, baker. 
 
 Taschereau, Hon. Joseph Andr^, judge circuit ooort. 
 
 Tremblay, Charles, carpenter. 
 
 Trerablay, George, waggon maker. 
 
 Vaillanooeur, Fiddle, baker. 
 
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 KAS8, C W. — A driving village, situated on the River Rideau, in the township of North Gower and 
 county of Carleton. Distant from Ottawa, 22 miles ; and from the Ottawa and Presoott Railway, 2 
 miles. Tri- weekly mails. Popvlation about 150. 
 
 Ault & Wood, general merehanta. 
 
 Bradley, George, blacksmith. 
 
 Brandon, Augustus, harness maker. 
 
 Byce, John, cooper. 
 
 Dunham, Charles, county constable and accountant. 
 
 DUNHAM, HENRY, postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 
 Eastman, Adam J., lumber merchant and saw mill 
 proprietor. 
 
 Eastman, Jno. M., carpenter, builder, cabinet mak'r 
 and furniture dealer. 
 
 Eastman, McKenzie, clothier and merchant tailor. 
 
 Eastman, Robert J., J. P. 
 
 Fennell, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Ferguson, Miss Eliia, school teacher. 
 
 Fobiere, Peter, chair manufacturer. 
 
 Qibnon, John H. P., accountant, real estate agent, 
 tailor and clothier. 
 
 Grout, Rev. G. W. G., Church of England. 
 Jameson, Archibald, boot and shoemaker. 
 Karr, Alexander, boot and shoemaker. 
 Karr, Wm., tanner. 
 
 Lattimor, James, carpenter and builder. 
 Lindsay, Wm., lumber merchant. 
 Longhead, Rev. Wm., United Presbyterian. 
 Martin, Cyrus, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Martin, Stephen, carpenter and builder. 
 Montgomery, John, sen., grocer. 
 Montgomery, Robert, blacksmith. 
 Morrell, Oliver, carpenter and builder. 
 Selleck, James, proprietor Wellington Hotel. 
 Taylor, Miss Elizabeth, milliner, bonnet and dress- 
 maker. 
 Wellington Hotel, James Selleck, proprietor. 
 Willson, Rev. Richard, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
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 EATESVILLE, C. W.— A post village in the township of Metoalf and county of Middlsex, West 
 Riding, beautifully sfM^ted on the River Sydenham. Distant from the Strathroy Station, on tha 
 Great Western Railway, 2 miles; Louden, the county seat, 20 miles; and from Barnia, 40 miles. 
 Population about 176. 
 
 Arthurs, Alexander, township clerk. 
 Bentley, Robert, J. P., farmer. 
 Benuet. James, Kateavills Uot«l, 
 Blain, Isaac, farmer. 
 Blain, James, farmer. 
 
 Blain, John, farmer. 
 Brady, .lohn, farmer. 
 Brady, Joseph, farmer. 
 Brudy, Thomas, farmer. 
 Branan, R. W., J. P., farmer. 
 
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 Brown, Darid, counoillor. 
 
 Calm, James, farmer. 
 
 Carty, Andrew, farmer. 
 
 Carty, Dennis, farmer. 
 
 Clark, Wm. L., farmer and waggon maker. 
 
 Crane, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Dodd, George, farmer. 
 
 Dodd, James, farmer. 
 
 Dodge, George, farmer. 
 
 Eccles, Hugh, proprietor Farmers' Ilotol and farmer. 
 
 Farmers' Hotel, Hugh Eccles, proprietor. 
 
 Fitjgerald, Talbott, J. P. 
 
 Foster, Robert, farmer. 
 
 Freer, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Gough, John, councillor. 
 
 Gripton, Henry, farmer. 
 
 Gripton, Robert, sen., farmer. 
 
 Gripton, Robert, jun., farmer. 
 
 Harris, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Hughes, Thomati, reeve and farmer. 
 
 Hull, Corneliug, farmer. 
 
 Hull, James, waggon maker. 
 
 Hull, Robert, farmer. 
 
 Hunter, David, farmer. 
 
 Jenaugbty, Patrick, tailor. 
 
 Joiner, Robert, farmer. 
 
 Katesville Hotel, James Bennet, proprietor. 
 
 Kent, David, farmer. 
 
 Knight, Barnabas, farmer. 
 
 Knight, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 Large, Edward, farmer. 
 
 Man, John, farmer. 
 
 MoCLATCHEY, WM., postmaster, general merchant 
 
 and land agent (see page 284). 
 MoKellar, Mr., councillor. 
 Moyle, Thos. , councillor. 
 Murphy, Christopher, notary. 
 Murphy, Wm., shoemaker. 
 Patterson, Wm., carpenter. 
 Pike, Tbcis., farmer. 
 Richardson, John, potter. 
 
 Sessions, Alfred, constable, blacksmith and farmer. 
 Smith, Francis, farmer. 
 Wilson, Francis, farmer. 
 
 KEENANSVILLE, C. W. — A thriving post village in the township of Adjala, county of Simcoe 
 tiout.i PMiing. Distaut from Bradford station on the Northern Railway, 16 miles; Barrie, 40 miles, 
 and from Toronto, 60 miles. Population 192. 
 
 Brown, Thos., flour and gristmill. 
 Burke, A. W., general store and tanner. 
 Creenan, T., carriage nod waggon maker. 
 Curran, Bernard, boot and shoe maker, 
 Curran, Thos., tailor. 
 Declair, Thos., carpenter and builder. 
 Duggan, R. A., house and sign painter. 
 Fehely, Elizabeth, dressmaker and milliner. 
 Frances, Mrs., pbotogrnphio artist. 
 Holland, D., constable. 
 
 Holland, Daniel X., hotel and livery stable keeper. 
 HUGHES, GEORGE P., J P., poatmaster and gen- 
 eral agent (see card, p. 284). 
 Kanavan, E., blacksmith. 
 Keenan, Patrick, hoot and shoemaker. 
 Keenan, Robert, J. P. 
 
 Mayher, Nicholas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 McCabe, James, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Morrison, T>ominiok, collecting agent. 
 
 Morrison, Thos., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Morrow, Thos. Q., hotel keeper. 
 
 Mullen, Rev A ^ , Roman Catholic. 
 
 Murphy, Michael, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 O'Dond, Thos., butcher. 
 
 O'Herron, Miss Margaret, dressmaker and milliner. 
 
 Quinlan, M., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Royal, C. P., general merchant. 
 
 Sigsworth, James, J. P. 
 
 Synnott, Rev. John, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Taylor, John, cabinet maker. 
 
 Toase, £., brickmaker. 
 
 Tranor, Patrick, blacksmith. 
 
 KEEITE, C. W. — A thriving village situated near Rice Lake in the township of Otonabee and county 
 of Pcterboro'. lis trade is principally local. It has one oommom and one select female school. Dis- 
 tant from Peterboro', the county town, 12 miles; and from Kingston, 120 miles. Daily mail and 
 money order office. Population about 400. 
 
 American House. John McLaohlin, proprietor. 
 Andrews, Rev. Francis, Presbyterian, local school 
 
 superintendent, 
 Armstrong, David, shoemaker. 
 Barnet, John, shoemaker. 
 
 Burnham, Mark, tfour, grist, and saw mill proprietor. 
 Campbell, Thomas, clerk third division court. 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, 
 Chisholm, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Connel, George, blacksmith. 
 Drummond, "Fhomas, grooer, 
 Forsyth, Andrew, carpenter. 
 Fowler, Rev. Robert, M. D., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Gall, Jbhn, proprietor Victoria Honse. 
 Hastie, Wm., carpenter and waggon maker. 
 Helson, George, tanner. 
 Keene House, James Steele, proprietor. 
 Laing, Alexander, blaoksraith. 
 
 Lnndswille, Peter, cooper, 
 Lufflsden, Andrew, carpenter and cabinet maker, 
 Mahony, Dennis, shoemaker. 
 MoCann, James, shoemaker. 
 MoCrea, Amos, coroner and physician. 
 MoGrpgor, Alexander, tailor. 
 Molntyre, Donald, carpenter. 
 MoLachlin, John, prop. American House. 
 Poe, Alexander, accountant. 
 
 READ, GEORGE J. P., postmaster, coroner, town- 
 ship olerk and treasurer, and general merchant, 
 Sinclair, James, saddle and harness maker. 
 Steele James, hotel keeper. 
 Steele, James, carpenter. 
 Stevenson, James, carpenter. 
 Victoria House, John Gall, proprietor. 
 West, David, carpenter and waggon maker. 
 West, Robert, carpenter. 
 
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 KELVIN, C W. — A flonriihing village, sitnated on the town line between the townships of Barf trd 
 and Wyndham, in the oonnty of Brant. It is comparatiyely a new settlement, but is supported by a 
 good farming country, and has considerable lumber trade. Distant from Brantford, the county town, 
 16 miles ; and from Princeton, on the Great Western Railway, 12 miles. Tri-weekly mail. Popula- 
 tion about 200. 
 
 Almas, Jacob, J. P. 
 
 Anderson, Wm., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Andrews, John, carpenter and bnilder. 
 
 Armour, Rct. John, Congregationalist and local 
 
 superintendent. 
 ARMOUR, JOHN, jun., postmaster and general 
 
 merchant 
 Bates, John, shoemaker. 
 Bowman, M. 1)., bricklayer and mason. 
 Buckbon, Daniel, blacksmith. 
 Chamberlain, Cbas., M. D., physician and surgeon. 
 Chapman, Franklin, blacksmith. 
 Cornell, Jonathan, saw mill proprietor. 
 Crane, James B., carpenter and builder. 
 Crane, John H., mail contractor. 
 Dunnett, Rey. James, Episcopal Methodist. 
 FORMAN, E. H., accountant and general agent. 
 FOBMAN, QEOROE, grocer, hotel proprietor, soap 
 
 and potash manufacturer. 
 Haddlesay, Oeorge, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Hedgera, Chaa., J. P., township reeTe. 
 
 Hellems, Joel, chair manufacturer. 
 
 Henry, David, shoemaker. 
 
 Hewett, ReT. Mr., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Huffman, Paul, jun., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 KelTin House (The), Oeorge Forman, proprietor. 
 
 Loree, Abram, druggist and gunsmith. 
 
 Lundy, Eli, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Malcolm, John, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Manleisb, George, tailor. 
 
 Midwinter, Chag., carpenter and bnilder. 
 
 Mitchell, Geo. F., steam stave and shingle factory 
 
 proprietor, 
 Nobbs, James, waggon maker. 
 Oakley, Joshua, carpenter and builder. 
 Oakley, Wm. Henry, blacksmith. 
 Oswald, James, J. P. 
 Patterson, John, shoemaker. 
 Potts, John R., blacksmith. 
 Smith, J. W., waggon maker. 
 
 KEMPTVILLE, C. W. — An incorporated village, sitnated on the Rideau Canal, in the township of 
 Oxford and county of Grenville ; also a station on the Ottawa and Prescott Railway. Its trade is 
 principally in flour and lumber. Distant from Ottawa, 27 miles ; and from Prescott, 28 milea. Daily 
 mail and money order office. Population 1,068. 
 
 Adams, Thomas, general dealer, Prescott. 
 Anderson, W. R., merchant tailor, commissioner in 
 
 B. R., clerk of corporation. Main. 
 Baldwin, C. H., general merchant, Prescott. 
 Barnes, Mr., saddle and harness maker, Prescott. 
 Barnes, J. J., blacksmith. Main. 
 Barnes, W. J., carriage builder, Main. 
 Becket, Thomas, brewery. 
 
 Bedingfield, R. H., saddle and harness maker, Main. 
 Blackburn & Christie, general dealers. Main. 
 Bower, Duvid, barber, Prescott. 
 Bower, Porter & Blackburn, general merchants. 
 
 Main. 
 Boyd, David, boot and shoemaker, Prescott. 
 Brandon, J. H., harness maker, Vresoott. 
 CANAD.V LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Walter 
 
 Kerr, agent. 
 Capes, Miss Mary, milliner and tailuresa. 
 Christie, John, tailor and clothier, Prescott. 
 Clothier, A., saw mill. Main. 
 Clothier, Ambrose, general merchant. Main. 
 Clothier, R., flour and grist mill, Prescott. 
 Cooper, Peter, cabinet maker, Prescott. 
 Courtney, Mixs A., milliner, Prescott. 
 Cowan, John, baker and shoemaker, Prescott. 
 Curry, J., cabinet maker, Prescott. 
 Dougflll, W., boot and shoemaker, Rnilwny. 
 Dupoy, Nelson, boot and shoemaker, Main. 
 Fanning, W., tailor. 
 Fentoo, 8. A., grocery, Prescott. 
 Ferguson, Chas. F., physician ami surgeon, Prescott. 
 Onrliok, H. N., earpenter and builder. 
 Qarlick, W. A., proprietor Rideau House, corner 
 
 Main and Prescott. 
 Gibson, James, butcher. 
 Hagan, James, tinsmith. Main. 
 Harding, J., flour and grist mill owner. 
 Hunter, A., boot and shoemaker, Main. 
 Hurd, Alpheus, barrister, Ac, Main. 
 
 Hyndman, Mrs., tavern keeper, Railway. 
 
 Johnston, Wm., tavern. Main. 
 
 Jones, Francis, general dealer. 
 
 Kecnan, M., painter. Railway. 
 
 Kemptville Hotel, W. AIoGregor, proprietor, Main. 
 
 Kennedy, J. & A., blacksmiths. Railway. 
 
 Kernahan & Kerr, general merchants, Prescott. 
 
 Kerr, Walter, agent Canada Life Assurance Company. 
 
 Lang, Wm., station agent Prc:>uo(t & Ottawa R'y. 
 
 Lattimore, J., cooper. 
 
 Leslie, Robert, postmaster and clerk of Division 
 
 Court, Main. 
 Long, Peter, mason and builder. Main. 
 Long, Mrs. L., milliner and ambrotype artist. Main. 
 Magee, John, tailor, Prescott. 
 Maley, Bro. k Co., general merchants, Main. 
 Mallet, George, builder. 
 Martiii, S., cooper shop. 
 Martin, Samuel, boot and shoemaker, Prescott. 
 McCaughey, James, general dealer, Main. 
 McGregor, Mrs. C, grocery. Main. 
 McGregor, W., proprietor Kemptville Hotel, Main. 
 Mealy, Thomas, ashery. 
 Mill, Isaac A., grocery, Prescott. 
 Mills, W., butcher. 
 Mills, W. E , cabinet maker, Main. 
 Miller, George, boot and shoemnker, Prescott. 
 Moore, F. A., general merchant, Prei>eott 
 Morrison, D., baker and confectioner. 
 O'Connor, M., cooper. 
 O'Dere, D., boot and shoemaker. 
 Parkinson, R., boot and shoemaker. Railway. 
 Quinn, Rev. J. C, Presbyterian. 
 Rath, John, carpenter and builder, Presoott. 
 Rideau House, W. A. Qarlick, proprietor, oomw 
 
 Main and Prescott. 
 Robinson & Co., general merohants, Preseott 
 Robinson, W., waggon maker, Railway. 
 Row, H., wheelwright 
 
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 Bandera, James, tinalnUb, Main. 
 
 Seileek Hense, J. Selleok, proprietor, c<WD«r Bailway 
 
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 ShaTer, W. H., tanner, Rulway. 
 Sparham, E. B., physician and surgeon, Main. 
 Spotswood, R., oarriage and waggon maker, Presoott 
 Spotswood & Agnew, foundry, Railway. 
 StoTO & Tanney, foundry, Railway. 
 Stitt, J., blaeksmitb. 
 
 Storey, Wm., boot and ahoemaker and dealer, Maia. 
 Taylor, Geo., blaeksmitb. Main. 
 Tmsaw, M. M., general merchant, Presoott. 
 Tompkins, Peter, bailiff division court, Main. 
 Wsfcr, Richard, carpenter and joiner. 
 Wamsiey, R., cooper. 
 
 Warner, J. S., watchmaker and jeweller. Main. 
 Wolfe, John, cabinet maker and dealer in furniture, 
 Main. 
 
 KENDALL, C. W. — A post village in the township of Clarke and county of Durham, West Riding. 
 Distant from Cobourg, the connty town, 8 miles ; NewtowuTille, 7 miles ; and tron Toronto, 60 miles. 
 Population 150. 
 
 Andrews, J. R., general merchant. 
 
 Armstrong, P., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Boyd, James, cooper. 
 
 Casey, Allen W., agricnltual implement maker and 
 
 bUcksmith. 
 Corscadden, J., carpenter and builder. 
 Dickey, Therren, lumber merchant and shingle mill 
 
 owner. 
 Dickey & Pearson, flour and grist mill proprietors. 
 Glenholmes, John, shoemaker. 
 Hodge, Robert, J. P. 
 
 Jackson, Wm., saw mill owner, lumber merchant, 
 
 carpenter and builder. 
 Powars, U., carpenter and bnildei. 
 Robinson, 9., saw mill owner and himber merchant. 
 Seymour, Rot. James, Methodist New Connexion. 
 Stanton, Thomas, shoemaker. 
 Theobnld, Edward, hotel keeper. 
 TRULL, W. W., postmaster and general merchant. 
 White, Hamilton, agricultural Implement maker and 
 
 blacksmith. 
 
 KENMOBE, C W. — A small post village in the township of Osgoode and county of Carleton, situated 
 on Caston Creek. Distant from Ottawa City, the county seat, 24 miles ; and from Metculf, 4 miles. 
 Population about 60. 
 
 Andrew, Archibald, school teacher. 
 
 Beaty, Wm., shoemaker. 
 
 Brennan, Michael, carpenter. 
 
 Dow, John, J. P. 
 
 Hepinstall, Richard, tanner. 
 
 Hill, Wm., weaver. 
 
 Hurley, John, tailor. 
 
 MoArthur, D. & J., blacksmiths. 
 
 McDiarmid, John, flour and grist mill owner. 
 
 MoDiarmid, Donald & Angus, saw mill owners. 
 
 McGregor, David, general merehant. 
 McGrtgor, Margaret, school teacher. 
 McNab, Peter, J. P. 
 Robertson, Hough, shoemaker. 
 Sutherland, F. D., physician and surgeon. 
 Tobin, Joseph, hotel keeper. 
 TOBIN, MOSES £., postmaster and general mer- 
 ehant. 
 Wishart, John, waggon mi^r, 
 
 KERWOOD, O. W.— A post village in the township of Adelaide, and connty of Middlesex, West 
 Riding, and a station on the Grand Trunk Railway, at the crossing of the Currie Road. The place wat 
 laid out in 1860, the ground on which it now stands i>eing ai that time covered with a dense forest. 
 The soil is well adapted to farming purposes. Distant from Strathroy, G miles ; Watford, 7 miles; 
 and from London, the county seat, 27 miles. Mail daily. Population 80. 
 
 Allen, James, agricultural implement maker and 
 
 blacksmith. 
 Ball, Henry hotel keeper. 
 Beaver Mutual loHuranoe Company. 
 Harris, Mrs. Catherine, milliner. 
 Harris, Henry, washing machine manufaoturer. 
 
 Harris, Isaac A., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Provident Life Assurance Company. 
 
 THOMAS, JOHN HOLLIDAY, postmaster exprssa 
 
 and land agent, and general merohant (see card, 
 
 p. 284). 
 
 KESWICK, C. W.— Soraetlmea called Medina — a small Tillage pleasantly situated on the east shore 
 of Luke Simcoe, in the township of North Gwillimbury and County of York. Distant from Toronto, 
 47 miles. Daily mail, population about 1 60. 
 
 Beaver Mutual Insurance Company, Henry Stennett, 
 
 agent. 
 Howe, James, blacksmith. 
 Huntley, El\}ah, cabinet and fknning mill maker. 
 Jordan, Robert, carriage and wagon maker. 
 Medina Hotel, Wm. Sbeppard, proprietor. 
 Sheppard, Richard, township elerk and aooounttnt. 
 Sheppard, Wm., proprietor Medina Hotel. 
 
 STENNETT, HENRY, poalmaster and agent for 
 
 Beaver Mutual Insnranoe Company. 
 Stennett, R. M., carpenter and builder. 
 Stennett, Walker B., photographic artist. 
 STENNETT, R. M. A Co., general merohanti (Mt 
 
 card, p. 284). 
 Thaney, Matthew, earpenter. 
 Treloar, Samuel, blaokamltli. 
 
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 Warriner, J., carpenter and bailder. 
 Willoughby, David, constable, ueessor and collector. 
 Willoughby, J. , carpenter. 
 Wilson, Rev. U. H. 
 
 Woolcoks, J. , carpenter and bailder. 
 Yeo, William, boot and shoemaker. 
 Younge, W. Aoe, ca:^enter and bailder. 
 
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 EETTLEBY, C. W. — A post Tillage in the township of King and eoanty of Tork, North Riding. 
 Distant from the Aurora Railway Station, 7 miles; and from Toronto, 80 miles. Population, 90. 
 
 Barraclett, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Bliss, T. C, tailor. 
 
 Buck, Asa, cooper. 
 
 Bullen, Joseph, hotel keeper. 
 
 Hughes A Van Allen, lumber merchants. 
 
 Looksrd, Martin, carringe and waggon maker. 
 
 LoTely, Patrick, bookbinder and blank book maker. 
 
 Stokes, Joseph, saw mill owner. 
 
 Stokes, Wm. & J., flour mill owners. 
 
 Walton Brooks, blacksmith. 
 
 WALTON, JACOB, postmaster, insannoe agent, 
 
 and general merchant. 
 Webb, Albert, J. P. 
 
 KILBRIDE, C. W.— A village situated on Brittas Creek, in the township of Nelson and county of 
 Halton. Distant from Milton, the couDty town, 7 miles ; from Hamilton, 15 miles ; and from Toronto 
 40 miles. Daily mail. Population about 160. 
 
 Agnew, John, farmer. . 
 
 Best, James, weaver. 
 
 Blair, Thomas, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Brown, Rev. G., Methodist. 
 
 Caldwell & Haddcn, saw mill owners. 
 
 Duffes, John, & Son, plasterers. 
 
 Erwin, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Foster, Henry, deputy township reeve. 
 
 Forsyth, James, school teacher. 
 
 Hinton, A., saw mill owner. 
 
 MATHEWS, JOHN, postmaster, shoemaker, «««- 
 
 tioneer, &o. 
 Miller, Robert, township reeve. 
 Molyneaux, Wm., farmer. 
 Montgomery, Wm., woollen mill owner. 
 Montgomery, Wm. P., dyer and scourer. 
 Ogg, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 Small, Francis, saw mill owner. 
 White, T. L., lumber and general merchant. 
 
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 EILDABE, C. E.— A post village situated iu the township of same name, and county of Joliette, and 
 district of Montreal, on Grant Creek. Distant from Montreal, 48 miles ; from Qaabeo, 150 miles ; 
 and from Joliette, the county town, 8 miles. Population by last census, 647. 
 
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 Beaudoin Eue^be. Mnck^mith. 
 
 Beaudry, Joi', milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Beauregard, J. Bte., flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Beaudry, 0., butcher. 
 
 Blouir, Olivier, flour and feed dealer. 
 
 Boucher, Antoine, cooper. 
 
 Boucher, Edouard S., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Bourgeois, Capt. Jules, notary public aad Crown 
 
 Laud agent. 
 Bourgeois, Narcisse, physician. 
 Brien dit Durooher, Damaa, blacksiaith. 
 Btien, Franois, plasterer and mason. 
 Burton, Henry U., J. P. 
 Chalut, J. Bte., butcher. 
 Chevrette, Jean Bte., upholsterer. 
 Cornellier, Narcisse, J. P. 
 Daly, Major Hugh, J. P., councillor. 
 Dixon, Cspt. James. 
 
 Dixon, John, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 Duperrault, F. X., saw mill proprietor. 
 Etu, Pierre, sen., brickmaker. 
 Btu, Pierre, Jan., brickmaker. 
 Fitxpatriok, Joseph, flour, woollen and saw mill 
 
 proprietor, architect and undertaker. 
 Qagnon, Blie, boot and shoemaker. 
 Gagnon, Dame Elie, milliner. 
 Gareau, N., carpenter and builder. 
 Gareau, Prosper^, tanner and currier. 
 
 Geereats, Charles, grocer. 
 
 Geoff'oy, M., physician. 
 
 Geu^treux, Joseph, general merchant. 
 
 Huston, Capt. Charles. 
 
 Lamothe, Joseph, plasterer and mason. 
 
 Laporte, Rev. J. D., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Lupine, Oonzaque, sen., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Lupine, Gonzaqne, jun., oarpenter and builder. 
 
 Lupine, Paul, blacksmith. 
 
 Loiseau, Captain Pierre. 
 
 Masaon, Magloire, tanner and ourrier. 
 
 Melanfon, Paul, general merohant 
 
 Mercure, Prospert^, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Mirault, Jean Bte., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Neveux, Louis, cooper. 
 
 Pariseau, Alexis, shoemaker. 
 
 Peltier, Lieut Antoine 
 
 Pbilom6oe, Marie, school teacher. 
 
 Piquette, Registre, blacksmith. 
 
 Riopel, Gilbert, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Riopel, Jean Bte., baker and confectioner. 
 
 Roblllard, Joseph, upholsterer. 
 
 Batour, Julie, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Seaborn, Rev. Wm., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Sc. Andr6, Ged6on, dyer and scourer. 
 
 Trudeau, Etienne, mason. 
 
 VIGNEATTLT, OLIVIER, postmaster. 
 
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 EILMANAOB, C. W.— A snail newly^eettled post village on the town line between the townshipa 
 of Chinguaooeaj and Caledon, in the eoanty of Peel. It is in the centre of a fine farming country, 
 possesses good water power, and is rapidly improving. Distant from Brampton, 18 mllee ; and from 
 Toronto, 84 miles. Population about 60. 
 
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 BcDgOD, Richard, bailder. 
 Ceasor, John, J. P. 
 Hnckett, James, shoemaker. 
 Keltem. Rev. Henry, clergyman. 
 Kerr. Robert, tailor. 
 LOWES, ISAAC, postmaster. 
 Mashall & Benson, sash, blind and door manufac- 
 turers. 
 
 Ma^ il, Alex., carpenter. 
 
 Mills, Robert, shoemaker. 
 
 Morrison, Archibald, blacksmith. 
 
 SA1'!DERS0N & Co., general merchants (see card. 
 
 p. 284). 
 Satli'ie, Thomas, photographic brtist. 
 Wiley, Robert, blacksmith. 
 
 KILMARNOCK, C. W.— A post Tillage in the township of Wolford and connty of GrenTille, and a 
 lock btation on the Rideau canal. Distant from Brookville, the county town, 30 miles. 
 
 NEWSOME, GEORGE, postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 KiLMABTIN, C. W. — A small post Tillage in the township of Medcalfe and county of Middlesex 
 Disluot from London, 35 miles. Population about 25. 
 
 Ferguson, Hugh, bincksmith. 
 
 McAlpin, Dougald, physician and surgeon. 
 
 MoCullum, Mr., carpenter. 
 
 Mclntyre, Duncan, J. P., hotel keeper. 
 
 McKellar, Dougald, assistant postmaster. 
 SMITH, JOHN, postmaster. 
 Stewart, KeT. Archibald, clergyman. 
 
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 KILSYTH, C. W. — A post Tillage, situated in the township of Derby and county of Grey, 
 from Owen Sound, the county town, 7} milea. Population about 50. 
 
 Distant 
 
 Finch, Abraham, tailor. 
 
 Fleming, Alexander, farmer. 
 
 Fleming, James, farmer. 
 
 Fleming, Wm., insurance agent. 
 
 Hilt, David, farmer. 
 
 Hilt, Wm., proprietor Sloan's Hotel. 
 
 Jackman, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Johnston, Samuel, weaver. 
 
 Linn, Robert, J. P., farmer. 
 
 MoGoflBn, James, fanner. 
 
 Molnnes, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Reid, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Saunders, Gilbert, carpenter. 
 
 SLOAN, THOS , postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 Sloan's Hotel, Wm. Hilt, proprietor. 
 
 Smith, George, pottery. 
 
 Spencer, George G., mason. 
 
 Witherspoon, John, blacksmith. 
 
 KINBURN, C. W. — A country post-office situated in the township of Fitzroy and county of Carleton 
 Distant from Ottawa, the county town, 28 miles. 
 
 Aitkin, George, blacksmith. 
 Donaldson, John, shoemaker. 
 Emery, Rev. C. P., Church of England. 
 Fraser, John, lumber merchant. 
 Graves, Richard, shoemaker. 
 Graves, Wm., carpenter. 
 Hanna, John, shoemaker. 
 Howard, George, carpenter. 
 Johnston, Robert, general merchant. 
 
 Mills, James, hotel keeper. 
 
 Mooro, Hugh, blacksmith. 
 
 Neil, Francis, J. P. 
 
 Neil. John, .T. P. 
 
 POWER, ROBERT, postmaster. 
 
 Rorison, Hugh, lumber merchant. 
 
 Stein, Wm.. flour and grist mill owner. 
 
 Timber, John, school teacher. 
 
 Woods, Samuel, botel keeper. 
 
 KINCARDIITE, C. W.— (Formerly called Penetangore) — an incorporated village, situated on the 
 shore of Lake Huron, in the township of Kincardine and county of Bruce. It is one of the most 
 healthy locations in the province, and was first settled about the year 1846. It is the shipping port 
 for all the townships to the east of it, and although its harbour is none of the best, yet vessels of con- 
 siderable tonnage can call. During the summer the steamboats running between Windsor and 
 Southampton call daily, and during winter there is a daily stage to and from Goderich. It is a money 
 order office, and has daily mails to Goderich, tri-weekly to Waikerton, and semi-weekly to Southamp- 
 ton. Population about 1,300. 
 
 Andrews, A., school teacher. 
 
 Avery, Wm., butcher. 
 
 Barid, Robert, J. P. 
 
 Barker, C. N., insurance agent. 
 
 Barker, C. R., notary public and auctioneer. 
 
 Barnes, F., carpenter. 
 
 Black, Hugh, tin and copper smith. 
 
 Boss, £., fanning mill maker. 
 
 Brown, George, brew . ■ 
 
 Brown, Wm., oarr! '?*) aaa waggon maker. 
 
 Brown, W. P., attorney-at-law, &c. 
 
 Browning, Wm., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Bruce, John, painter. 
 
 Cameron & Brownlee, general merchant. 
 
 Campbell, D., tailor. 
 
 Campbell, John, aooountant and general agent. 
 
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 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Paul 
 Mo ones, agent. 
 
 Chambers, D., M.D., phyeician and surgeon. 
 
 Cberley, A. A., attomey-at-Uw. ko. 
 
 Clark, Rev. Qeorge, Epif<copal Metbodiitt. 
 
 Connolly, Rot. Daniel, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Cooke, Josopb, J. P., general merohant. 
 
 Coorobe, Benjamin, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Curtis, Moses, potter. 
 
 Paly, Wm , J. P. 
 
 Davie, K W., plasterer. 
 
 Davie, W. W., blacksmith. 
 
 Denning, James, shoemnker. 
 
 Ewan, Charles, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Finn, P., weaver. 
 
 Fisher, Ira J., founder, machinist, and agricultu- 
 ral implement roanufnoturer. 
 
 Forbes, F. J. 6., auctioneer, accountant, and iigent. 
 
 Forbes, Mrs., confectioner. 
 
 Fraser, Rev. Wm., Baptist. 
 
 Qairdner, David, general merohant and sewing ma- 
 chine agent. 
 
 Gaizel, Charles, carpenter. 
 
 Qilliea, Donald, J. P., contractor. 
 
 Gosling, Richard, millwright. 
 
 Grafaame. Angus, shoemaker. 
 
 Hamlin, L. B., P. L. S., civil engineer, &o. 
 
 Havener, Samuel, carpenter. 
 
 Henry, .Tames, J. P., carding mill proprietor. 
 
 Henry, William, distiller and rectifier. 
 
 Hurdon, Francis, general merchant. 
 
 Ingl's, Rev. Waiter, Presbyterian. 
 
 Johnson, C. S., photographic artist & saloon keeper. 
 
 Johnson, James, carpenter. 
 
 Jobnbon, Mrs. James, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Jolinson, Mrs. S. A., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Johnson & Stratford, brickmakers. 
 
 Kay, Hugh, blacksmith. 
 
 Kay, William, J. P., cooper. 
 
 Kievell, William, insurance and general agent. 
 
 Kievell, Mrs. Wm., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Kerr & Molnnes, general merchants. 
 
 Kitchen, J., cooper. 
 
 Legear, James, village treasurer and merchant. 
 
 Lewis, Charles, dentist. 
 
 Lewis, H., jeweller and watchmaker. 
 
 Liesbman, James, tailor. 
 
 Marty n, DeW. H., physician and surgeon. 
 
 McAnlay, J., shoemaker. 
 
 McConneil, Hugh, blacksmith. 
 
 McDougall, D., general merchant. 
 
 McGregor, Mrs., school teacher. 
 
 Molnnet!, Paul, J. P., insurance agent. 
 
 Mclnnes, Paul D., village clerk. 
 
 Molnnes, P. & N., general merchants. 
 
 Mcintosh, Richard, custom house officer. 
 
 McKendrick. David, general merchant. 
 
 MoKENDRICK, MATTHEW, postmaster, land and 
 insurance agent, commissioner in B. R., &o. 
 
 McKenzie, Donald, blacksmith. 
 
 MoKerracher, .Tames, carpenter. 
 
 McKerracher, Peter, shoemaker. 
 
 McKibbin, W. M., dealer in boots and shoes. 
 
 MoKinney, F., carpenter. 
 
 McLay, John, J. P., book and job printer, pablisher 
 
 of The Commonvealth. 
 MoLardy, Wm. B.. photographic artist and talior. 
 McLean, Neil, painter. 
 McLean Brothers, saw mill proprietors. 
 McLean, D. & Bro., general merch'ts and mill owners. 
 McLean & McLeod, saw mill proprietors. 
 McLeod, Donald, cooper. 
 McLeod, John, plasterer. 
 McLeod, John, J. P., general merchant. 
 McLeod, Kenneth, tailor. 
 McLure, >Samael, saddle aitd harness maker. 
 McPberson, Malcolm, J. P., flour, grist aad Mnr 
 
 mill proprietor. 
 McPberson, Wm., tanner, hide and leather dealer. 
 McPberson & Smith, general merchants. 
 Meeklara, Wm., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Morrison, Martin, phyHioian and surgeon. 
 Morrison, Robert, carpenter. 
 Murray, J., hotel keeper. 
 Paille, F., jeweller and watchmaker. 
 Paterson Bros., carriage and waggon makers. 
 Publon, Qeorge, carpenter. 
 Rttstall, Wm., J. P., broker and general agent. 
 Reed, Jamea, shoemaker. 
 Reed, R , flour, feed and grain dealer. 
 Reed, Robert, saddle and harness maker. 
 Rentell, John, tailor. 
 Rentell, John, brewer, 
 Robertson, Peter, J. P., general merchant. 
 Robertson, Ross, agent for Van Every and Rumball, 
 
 commiitsion and forwarding merchants. 
 Rooklidge, Wm., sen., J. P. 
 Rooklidge, W. J., cabinet maker. 
 Ross, Alex., agricultural implement manufacturer. 
 Ross, H., physician and surgeon. 
 Salery, John, farmer, hide and leather dealer. 
 Scott, Wm., tailor. 
 Shaw, Alexander, notary public. 
 Sliaw & Sinclair, bnrriaters, &o. 
 Shoeman, W. A., brewer. 
 Small, Dt, tailor. 
 Smith, G., hotel keeper. 
 Sturgeon. George, J. P., tin and coppersmith. 
 SuttAD, Wm., reeve. 
 Taylor, C, carpenter. 
 Thornhitl, Edward, deputy sheriff. 
 Tighe, Rev. S,, A. B., Church of England. 
 Tilt, J. C, insurance and general agent*. . 
 Van Every & Ruiuball, commission and forwarding 
 
 merchants. 
 Vanston, Jonas, carpenter. 
 Walker Levi, pump maker. 
 Walker, Robert, hotel keeper. 
 Watson, John, cabinet maker. 
 Weitern Canadian Commonwtalth (The) John MoLaj, 
 
 publisher. 
 Wilcox, Buell, fanning mill maker. 
 Wilson, John, general merchant. 
 Wilson & Brother, general merchants. 
 Withers, Wm., J. P., saw mill proprietor. 
 Woodbury, E., hotel keeper. 
 Woods, Charles, livery stable keepar. 
 Young, W. A., school teacher. 
 
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 KIITG, C. W. — A thriving village and station on the Northern Railway, in the township of King and 
 county of York. It is situated in a good seotion of farming country, and has one common and 0D« 
 private school. Distant frcm Toronto, 23 miles; and froic Collingwood, 72 miles. Daily maU. 
 Population about 200. 
 
 Andrews, Wm., shoemaker. 
 Atkins, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Blain, John, blaeksmith. 
 Bolsthow, Wm. H., school teacher. 
 
 WATCH GLASSES AND MATERIALS FOR SALE BY A, S. NEWBURY. (See Card, p. 242.) 
 
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 Boyle, Henry, cabinet maker. 
 
 Ball, Mrs. Fanny, Mbool teaoher. 
 
 Barns, James, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Charlton, Henry, house and sign painter. 
 
 Crossley, N. P., fanner. 
 
 Paris, Andrew, tanner and currier. 
 
 Dennis, Isaac, hotel keeper. 
 
 DuTall, E., station master and express agent. 
 
 Ferguson, John, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Follintt, J. W., waggon maker and undertaker. 
 
 Garden, Qeorge L., general merchant. 
 
 Garrow, George, farmer. 
 
 Hawke, George, dontist. 
 
 Henry, George, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Johnson, David, carpenter. 
 
 Johnson, James, carpenter and cabinet maker. 
 
 Knight, Ebeneier, undertaker. 
 
 Knight ft Atkins, wagfon makers. 
 
 Lang-taff, Lewis, druggist and physician. 
 
 Macbell, Samuel, J. P. and farmer. 
 
 Mc Bride, Wm., waggon maker. 
 
 McDonald, James, farmer. 
 
 MoGee, James, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 McLearr, Alexander, tailor. 
 
 Pearcc, Wm. J., carpenter. 
 
 Rennie, Peter J., shoemaker. 
 
 Ross, John, farmer. 
 
 ROW£, JONAS H., postmaster and geoeral ner- 
 
 chant (see card, p. 284), 
 Sftigeon, David, blacksmith. 
 Weeks, Frank, saddle and harness maker. 
 Wells, Miss Harriet, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Wells, J. P., J. P. 
 
 KINGSTON, C W.— One of the oldest localities in Upper Canada, and the capital of the united 
 couuties of Frontenac, Lennox and Addington, sitaiited at the bead of the St Lawrence, where the 
 waters of Lake Ontario, together with the Bay of Qaint<^ and the great Cataraqui Creek unite and 
 forms the St. Lawrence, and thence find their way to the Atlantic. Across the bay lie Wolfe and 
 Garden Islands, a distance of three miles, forming the harbor, which is a beautiful sheet of water and 
 a commodious and safe refuge for vessels of every class. Ship and boat building is carried on to a largo 
 extent, and vessels of every capacity for lake or ocean navigation are built and fitted out eoropleto. 
 All the timber necessary for ship aud boat building is found in great abundance in the adjoining town- 
 ships, and considerable quantities are shipped to other points in Canada as well as to England and the 
 United States. There are a number of foundries and machine shops in constant operation here, which 
 besides supplying the demand of the city, manufactures portable steam engines, mill machinery, locomo- 
 tives, agricultural implements, stoves, iron axles, cut nails, screw bolts and all kinds of carriage and 
 waggon work for many parts of the Province. There are also several large tanneries and breweries 
 here. As a military station its defences are only second to Quebec, and Fort Henry together with the 
 Mart^llo towers have complete command of the hurbor. The city possesses two colleges, the Queen's 
 and Regiopolis. The public buildings are very fine, among which may be enumerated the City Build- 
 ings, Court House and Provincial Penitentiary. The head quarters of the Commercial Bank is here 
 and the other piincipal banks of the Province each have branches in the city. It is a first class station 
 on the Grand Trunk Railway, aud diatant from Montreal, 198 miles ; and from Toronto, 166 miles. 
 Population about 14,000. 
 
 Ackleman, Charles, cabinet maker. Princess. 
 
 Adair, Alexander, grocery, Barrio 
 
 ADAMS, ALFRED S., photographer, Wellington, 
 
 corner Clarence (see card, p. 29(5). 
 ADAMS, WILLIAM, boot and shoe manufacturer 
 
 and dealer, 20 Brock. 
 AGNEW, JAMES, barrister, attorney, solioitor-in- 
 
 chancery, notary, &o., 4 Anchor Buildings, corner 
 
 King and Brook (see card, p. 284). 
 Allan, Silas, hair cutter, dresser, perfumer, &o., 
 
 Wellington. 
 Allen, Wm., boot aud shoemaker, 102 Brock. 
 Allen, Wm., tinsmith, Wellington. 
 AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY, corner King 
 
 and Brock, J. C. Clark, agent. 
 ANDERSON k FORD, forwarders, commission and 
 
 general agents, St. Lawrence Wharf. 
 Andrews, George, butcher. Market. 
 Andrews, Henry, batcher, Market. 
 Angel, T. J., exchange office, Ontario. 
 Anglin, Mrs. Ceoilia, milliner, 32 Wellington. 
 Anglen, Wm., city treasurer. City Hall. 
 Anglo American Hotel, Ontario, corner Johnson, 
 
 Mrs. E. Milsap, proprietor. 
 Armagh Inn, James Robb, proprietor, corner King 
 
 and Queen. 
 Armstrong & Bendick publishers (weekly) Herald 
 
 and Advertiser, corner lirock and King. 
 Bajus, Jacob, brewer, &o. Wellington. 
 Baker, James, grocer, King, Market Square. 
 Bamford, A., clerk and book-keeper. Grand Trunk 
 
 Railway Ticket Office, Ontario. 
 
 BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, C. F 
 Smith, manager, John M. Adam, accountant, John 
 Johnston, teller, Wm. Norton, book-keeper, Chas., 
 Beattie, mps.tenger, corner Ontario and Market 
 Square. 
 
 BANK OF MONTREAL, A. Drummond, manager, 
 corner King and William. 
 
 Bank of Upper Canada, W. O. Hinds, manager ; W. 
 R. Armstrong, accountant ; George Durnford, 
 teller ; C. J. Brent, book-keeper ; J. F. Patterson, 
 clerk — corner King and Queen. 
 
 BARKER, EDWARD J., M. D., editor and propri- 
 etor Dailt/ British Whiff, Kagot (sec card, p. 284). 
 
 Barker, Robert W., post office inspector, oflice over 
 Post Office. 
 
 Bartrim, John, boot and shoemaker and dealer, 104 
 Brock. 
 
 Bausseul, Joseph, cigar manufacturer, corner Bar- 
 rie and Princess. 
 
 Baxter, 0., director Kingston Waterworks Company. 
 
 Baxter, George, manager Kingston Permanent Build- 
 ing Society, Ontario. 
 
 Beach, D., editor BrUish American, Wellington. 
 
 Beaufort, Edward, Railway Dining Saloon, Depot. 
 
 Beaupr^, R , Farmer's lun, opposite Market Square. 
 
 Beehe, Mrs. Fanny, grocery, Wellington. 
 
 Berry, E. k Co., forwarders and general merchants, 
 Queen Street Wharf. 
 
 Black & Sands, dealers in book aud sheet music, &c.. 
 King street. ^ 
 
 Blondheim, S H., saloon, fish and oyster depot, 110 
 and 111 Brock. 
 
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 Borthwiok, James, grooerjr, corner Stewart and 
 
 Barrie. 
 Bowen, G. H., tarem keeper, King. 
 Buwes, Timothy, boot aod nhoeroitker, Drock. 
 Bowman, Henry, tavern keeper and grocer, vomer 
 
 Queen and Outnrio. 
 Boyoe, Mrs. Eliznbeth, notions, Clarence. 
 BOYD, EDWARD, LL.B., barrister, attorneyat- 
 
 law, Bolicitor-in-rhancery, &c.. Princess. 
 BK.\DFOaD HOUSE, James Davis, proprietor, oor. 
 
 Priucetis and Ungot (see curd, p. 'MS). 
 Brady, Jobn, grocer. Riileau. 
 Breen, M., saloon. Queen. 
 BRETT, DELOS, wholesale and retail dealer in 
 
 boots and shoes. Princess. 
 Brigits, Thomas, fire and life insurance agent, Cla- 
 rence, opposite Post Office. 
 BRITISH AMERICAN HOTEL, Gilbert & Kent. 
 
 proprietors, corner Clarence and King (see card, 
 
 p. 2'.tO). 
 BRITISH AMERICAN, daily and weekly, Jas. W. 
 
 Cnrmnn, proprietor, Wellington. 
 BRITISH WHIG, daily and weekly, E.J. Barker, 
 
 M. D., editor and proprietor, Bagot (see card, 
 
 p. 284). 
 BRITISH AND AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., J. C. 
 
 Clarke, agent, corner Brock and King. 
 Britton, Byron M., barrister, attorney Jtc, Anchor 
 
 Buildings, King, corner Brock. 
 Brock, Lawrence, messenger, Post OITiuo. 
 Brophy, Wm , groceries, provisions and liquors, cor. 
 
 Brock and King, residence EnrI 
 Brown, George, hardware and laniber. Princess. 
 Brown, Henry, wine mercluint, 22 Wellington. 
 Blown, W., boot and shoeinitker, Bngot. 
 Browne, Jiimcs & Co., grocers and liquor dealers, 
 
 Miirket Square. 
 Bruce, .'Vlexunder, wholesale and retail dealer in 
 
 groceries, wines, liquors, &c., l68Piincess. 
 Bucklt-y, P. J , groceries, provisions, kc, corner of 
 
 Clarence and Wellington, opposite P. O. 
 Bunt, Richard, blacksmith and loukamiih, opposite 
 
 Msrket. 
 Burnett, D. C, proprietor Burnett House, Ontario. 
 Burnett, House, D. C. Burnett, proprietor, Ontario. 
 Burns, R., proprietor Plttitburgli lun, Ontario. 
 BURROWES, E. A., clerk of Ut division court and 
 
 notary public, Clarence. 
 Burrowes, .lames J., crown attorney and clerk of the 
 
 peace, Ontario. 
 Burton, .Miss, dressmaker, RiJean. 
 Butler, Mrs. Mary, grocery. Princess. 
 Buttncr, O. L., clerk Shaffer's Wharf, Clarence. 
 Buttner, Mrs. H., mantle maker, Clarence. 
 Byms, John, proprietor St. Lawrence Saloon, Mar- 
 ket Square. 
 Carn.iy, Michael, butcher. Market. 
 Cameron, A., proprietor City Brewery, Ontario. 
 CAMPMELL, A. H., cashier Commercial Bank of 
 
 Cana'la, King and William. 
 Campbell, James, prop. Ottawa House and grocery 
 
 store, corner Princess and Ontiirio. 
 Campbell, James, grocery and provisions, corner 
 
 Princess and Clergy. 
 Campbell, P., tavern, King. 
 
 Campbell, Patr'k, provisiun dealer, l^larket Building. 
 Campbell, Peter, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 
 
 Princess. 
 Campbitll & Mowatt, hirristcrs, &c.. Princess. 
 CANADA LlFii ASSURANCE CO.MI'Y, H. Dupuy, 
 
 agent. 
 Cardwill, W., blacksmith. Princess. 
 
 ARM A.N, JAV ^ fl., proprietor J?/-i<«** A* 
 
 daily and w ily, Wellington. 
 
 ARMOSKV, OUERT, famy bread and >i»t 
 
 ^•' doner, 127 l'rii»e««ii 
 wbolesi^ ro<i»rt, 
 
 use, dry p k whole- 
 provision ,t««ltr, 183 
 
 feed dealer, Market 
 forwarders, .\tlan- 
 
 baker, paotr-. •t>..k *nd O' 
 CARRUTllKKb, lOUJT & 
 
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 Carsley, Samuel, I.tverpo< 
 Bale and retail, Princej' 
 Carson, Robert, grocery » 
 
 Princess. 
 Cartmall, N., grocery. Bay 
 Cavanagh, John, Hour and 
 
 Square. 
 CHAFFEY, GEORGE ft BROS 
 tic Wharf (see card, p. 280). 
 Chanonbou.se, Henry, law student, (with O'Reilly ft 
 
 O'Reilly). 
 Chanonhour<e, Robert, chief of Police and high bailiff, 
 
 City liuildings. 
 Chesney, Mrs. Jane, grocery & Temperance Saloon, 
 
 Princess. 
 CHEWETT, A. C, (of A. C. Chewett & Co.,) Vic- 
 toria Iron Works, King, orposite the woiks. 
 CHEWETT, A. C. & CO , Victoria iron works, iron 
 merchants, and manufacturers, corner. King and 
 Qiietn (see card, p. 286) 
 Chisachi, Domenico, hatter and furrier, 180 Princess. 
 Chown, A. & S., importers and dealers in harilyvare, 
 
 slovex, paints, oiU. cordage, tinware, 7 Bagut. 
 CIIOWN & CUNNINGHAM, manufacturers and 
 dealers in stoven, ploughs, tin, sheet iron and 
 copper ware, 8 Bagot. 
 Chown & McKilvey, dealers in stoves and manufac- 
 turers of tin, sheet iron and copper wi>ro. Princess. 
 Cicolari, Alex., confectioner. King, Market Square. 
 City Brewery, A. Cameron, proprietor, Ootnvio. 
 City, Hotel, R. Irwin, proprietor. Princess. 
 CL.ARK, J. C, agent British and American Express 
 
 vompany, corner King and Brock. 
 CLARK. J. C, U. S. consular and express agent, 
 
 corner King and Brock. 
 Clark, J. E & Co., general dealers in groceries and 
 
 crockery. Princess. 
 Clements, Leonard, dentist, Wellington. 
 Clint, ''atrick, grocery and provisions, Ontario. 
 Clint, Wm., grocery. Market Square. 
 Cochrane, George, tavern keeper. King. 
 Cochrane. John, general black.^iiuith. Princess. 
 Colford, Mrs. A., grocer, B:igot. 
 ('olwell, H. cooper, Johnson. 
 CoUett, Libert, Temperance S^iloon, Wellington. 
 Comcrford. C, fruits, ^c , Ontario. 
 COMMERCIAL BANK OK CANAD.V, Charles S. 
 Ross, president ; A. H. Campbell, cu-ihier ; Direc- 
 tors — lion. John .'\. Maclonald, Tho.H. W. Robin- 
 son, M. W. Strange, Archibald J. .Macdonell, B. 
 P Cnrtwright, Edward Berry, corner King and 
 William. 
 Conley, Thomas, merchant tailor. King, between 
 
 Princess and Brook. 
 Conroy, P., dealer in groceries and provisions, Prin- 
 cess. 
 Cowper, Mrs. Catharine, grocer, Bnrrie. 
 Corbitt. Richard, gaoler. Court Houite. 
 Corbitt, Thos. A., sheritF fjr county. Court House. 
 Corrigan, Daniel, jewellery. Market Buildings. 
 Cosby, Charles, boot and shoemaker, Wellington, 
 Cosby, Richard, barber, under Burnett Hou^e. 
 Cosgriff, J., grocery, Bagot. 
 
 Couilliird, Rev. J. B., acting Roman Catholic Chap- 
 lain, Provincial Penitentiary. 
 Coverjale, Wm., architect. King, west. 
 
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 LAMPION'S BUILDINGS, PRINCESS STREET, 
 
 KINGSTON, C. W. 
 
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 ^V^^ILLIA^M FERQUSON^ & Co., 
 
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 FOBEIGN AVD DOMESTIC BBANDIES AND WHISKIES, 
 •AND ENGLISH AND CANADIAN ALES PORTERS, &c. &c. 
 44 King Street, KINGSTON, C. W. 
 
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 BOOKSELLEE, STATIONER AND NEWS DEALER, 
 
 SIGN OF CITY NEWS DEPOT, 
 PRINCESS STREET, KINGSTON, C. W. 
 
 KEW8PAPERS, MAOAZIXES, and BOOKS, reoslred Dally, per tixpreas, (Vom New TorV; and Weekly from Great Britain. 
 Stallmiery, School Books, Ac, CiirDlahed Wholeaale or Retail, at very moderate rate** 
 
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 Craig, A. W., baker anJ oonfeotioDer, King. 
 
 I ,iiig, Mra. John, grocer and prnfUion dealer. King. 
 
 Cranaeo, Fra., teacher Ch«rlea 8t. Common School. 
 
 CrtightoD, George W., proprietor Frontenao Brew- 
 ery, corner Cullingwood and King. 
 
 Creigbtou, James M , book and jnb printer. King. 
 
 CreightoD, John, mayor, City iUII. 
 
 Crvigfaton, John, proprietor City Book Store, King, 
 2nd door from Brock. 
 
 Cridtford, John, hair dresser and fancy goods dealer. 
 King. 
 
 Cridifurd, Thomas, pastry cook and confectioner. 
 Princess. 
 
 Crimen, T., Belfast Inn, Ontario. 
 
 Cronin, M., tayern keeper, cor. Ootarioand Barrack. 
 
 Cummins, Hugh, butcher, Market. 
 
 Cunningbnm, Henry, jobbing shop. King. 
 
 CUNNINGHAM, JOHN, sewing machine nanafac- 
 turer, Murney Point, King. 
 
 Curtis, P., boot and shoemaker, Brock. 
 
 Dacey, M., bootranker, William. 
 
 DAILY NEWS AND CHRONICLE AND NEWS, 
 John Rowlands, proprietor, office Princesa. 
 
 Daimond, J. B., grocery, near Depot. 
 
 Daly. P., merchant tailor, 83 Princess. 
 
 Davidson, Andrew, cirpenter, Colborne. 
 
 DAVIDSON & DORAN, Kingston Founlry, manu- 
 facturers steam engines, boilers, and nUHchinery of 
 all descriptions, Ontario (see cnrd, p. 1!88). 
 
 Davis, Charles, barber, Ontario, corner Clarence. 
 
 Davis, Griffith, dealer infancy and staple dry goods, 
 190 Princess. 
 
 Davis, J., boot and shoemaker, Barrack. 
 
 DAVIS, JAMES, wholesale and retail dealer in dry 
 goods, &o., Montreal House, Princess (see oard, 
 p. 286). 
 
 DAVIS JAMES, proprietor Bradford House, comer 
 Princess and Bagot (see card, p. 298). 
 
 Davis, John, tavern, Brock. 
 
 Davis, Rich., law student with O'Reilly & O'Reilly. 
 
 Day, B. W., M.D., dentist. Princess. 
 
 Day, C. J., Railroad Inn, Johnson. 
 
 Deacon, R., director Kingston Water Works. 
 
 Deacon, Robert, postmaster. Post Office. 
 
 Delany, Denis, clerk Post Office. 
 
 Detler, George H., appraiser. Custom House. 
 
 Dickson, John R., M.D., surgeon. Provincial Peni- 
 tentiary. 
 
 Dillon, Joseph, manufacturer and dealer in boots 
 and shoes, wholesale and retail. Princess. 
 
 Dinnis, James, grocery. Princess. 
 
 Doherty, Win., freight agent Grand Trunk Railway, 
 Freight Depot. 
 
 Dolan, Martin, saddle and barne.is maker, Princess. 
 
 Donoghue, Mrs. M., fruits, &o., Prince.'s. 
 
 Doran, B. & Co., dry goods, groceries, millinery, 21 
 Wellington. 
 
 Doyle, Miss J, dealer in millinery and fancy dry 
 goods, 175 Princess. 
 
 Doyle, Mrs. Catharine, grocery, Wellington. 
 
 Draper, W., waggon maker, Wellington. 
 
 DRENNAN, S. T., Penitentiary Cabinet AVarehouse, 
 Princess, Lampton's Buildings (see oard, p. 288). 
 
 Drummond, A., manager Bank of Montreal and in- 
 surance agent, corner King and William. 
 Duff, Mrs. C, candy shop, Barrack. 
 Dunbar, H., boot and shoemaker, Bagot. 
 Dunbar, J., merchant tailor and clothier. Princess. 
 Dumble, Henry, confectioner and pastry cook, corner 
 
 Wellington and Brock. 
 Dunn, John, proprietor. National Hotel, corner Wel- 
 lington, and Barrack. 
 
 DUNN. THUMAS. grocery and wholesale liquori, 
 
 corner Bay and Bondbcad (see card, p. 29K). 
 Dunoon, John, merchant tailor and clothier, 192 
 
 Princess. 
 Dunsfunl, M., clerk. Bank of Montreal. 
 Dupuy, H , agent, Canada Life Assurance Company. 
 Duiand, James, county registrar, Court House. 
 Earl. Geo. N., ticket agent. Grand Trunk Kailwa/ 
 
 Depot. 
 Egnn, Daniel, grocery, Wellington, 
 lildt-r, Andrew, b.irber, 131 Princess. 
 Elliott, Wm. J., butcher. Market. 
 Elmer, J D., confectioner. King. 
 Elmer. John, confectioner and baker, corner Princess 
 
 and Bagot. 
 Elmer, ThoH. fruit confectioner. Princess. 
 El well. Rev Joseph, pastor Catholic and Apostolio 
 
 Church, Q'leen, near Barrin. 
 Eriiiis, Jame,H, grocery, Wellington. 
 Erly, Thomas, clothing store k tailor, 109 Brook. 
 Fithey, M., merchant tailor and clothier, Brock. 
 Falconer, J., sail maker and marine store, Ontario. 
 Fallen, Michael, grocer. Market Square. 
 Farmers luo, R. Baupr^, proprietor, opposite Market 
 
 Sqiiiire 
 Fawcett, Miss Margaret, dressmaker, King corner 
 
 Johnson. 
 FEE. WILLIAM, dealer in groceries, provisions, 
 
 country produce, crockery, flour, grain, &o., cor- 
 ner Princess and Uarrie. 
 Fenwick, George W., hotel keeper, Ontario. 
 Fenwick, Rev. Kenneth M., Pustnr Congregational 
 
 Church, corner Wellington and Johnson. 
 Ferguson, Wm., barrister. King. 
 Ferguson, Wm , county treasurer. Court House. 
 FERGUSON, WILLIAM & CO., importers British 
 
 and foreign dry goods, corner King and Princess 
 
 (see card, p 288). 
 Ferns. Mrs. C, Berlin wool and fancy store, 189 
 
 Princess. 
 Field, Arthur, (colored) barber. Princess. 
 Fitz, Wm., butcher. Market. 
 Ftanigan, John, county warden, Bath Road. 
 Flanigan, John, butcher. Market. 
 Flannagan, Michael, city clerk, City Hall. 
 Flynn, Daniel, yaukee notions, Market Buildings. 
 Flynii, Thomas, news dealer and auctioneer. King, 
 
 Market Square. 
 Ford, Wm., jun., tanner, bide, and leather dealer, 
 
 6C King. 
 Foot, Henry, baker and confectioner, 164 Princess. 
 Fortier, J. G., book keeper at Kingston Brewery 
 
 and Distillery, King, west. 
 Fo.ster, A., wholesale and retail grocer, wine and 
 
 spirit merchant, 30 Princess. 
 Foster, Abraham, bakery, Welliogton. 
 Foster, F., boot and shot-maker, Barrie. 
 Fowler, F., pliy-tici.in and surgeon, King. 
 Fowler, Sitrnuel D., first olork Custom House. 
 FOX, JOHN -C., piano-forte mauuficturer, corner 
 
 King iind Princess (see oard, outside front cover). 
 Fraser, Alexander, grocer and provision dealer, 
 
 Ontario. 
 Fraser, Hugh, importer and wholesale grocer, 
 
 Ontario. 
 Fraser & George, importers and dealers in hardware, 
 
 paints, oils, glass, Ac, Princess. 
 Freelander, Samuel, ticket agent, and telegraph 
 
 operator Grand Trunk Railw.-iy Depot. 
 Friel, Miss Catharine, milliner and dressmaker, 
 
 Princess. 
 Frontenao Hotel, H. Martin, proprietor. Princess. 
 
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 Frontenac Brewery, George W. Creighton, proprie- 
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 Faller, James, gunsmith, corner Brock and Bagot. 
 
 Galligan, Jame:), lioon and shoes, Wellington. 
 
 Galloway, Jarnes, tavern keeper, Ontario 
 
 Gardiner, James Y., tesoher in Profincial Peni- 
 tentiary. 
 
 Garliner, R. A J., dealers in fancy and staple dry 
 gooils, 192 I'rincesd. 
 
 Garvin, Elward, provision dealer. M irket Building. 
 
 Gathins. Michael, tavern keeper, Biuck. 
 
 Geale, Joim. batcher, M.irket. 
 
 Giberton ^t Yarker, ironmongers and ^hardware 
 merchants, 16 Brock. 
 
 Gibson DaviJ. gmcer. ic, Prioce«s. 
 
 QILBKRT & KKST, proprietors British American 
 Uiitel. cjr. (;;iarence and King (see c^ird, p. '.'9tl) 
 
 Gildersleeve. C. F. barrister, agent fur Colonial Life 
 Assurance Company and director Kingston Water 
 Wurkg. 
 
 GiMersleeve & GiUlersleeve, barristers, solicilcii i*; 
 chincery, <ic , Clurence. 
 
 QLAS!<F0aD, JONE.S & CO, forwarding and 
 shipping aiients, Anglin'a Wharf. 
 
 Gooilearle, K., picture-frime and looking-glass 
 maiiiifioturer. Wellington. 
 
 Goohlea, M , titiior, Ontario. 
 
 Oow ley, James, butcher, 130 Princess. 
 
 Grafton, Henry, ship carpenter, Burrie. 
 
 Grah'im, H^-nry. cabinet maker and dealer in furni- 
 ture. Princess. 
 
 Graham, R., clerk Kingston Wiiter Works Companj^ 
 
 Grattoti, John, grocery. Princess. 
 
 Gray. Rb? Patrick, pastor Clialmara' Presbyterian 
 Church. 
 
 Grand Trunk Brewery, Hayward &, Downing propri- 
 etor;^, King, wt'st. 
 
 Greon, Mrs. A., straw hat and bonnet maker, Prin- 
 ce-^s. 
 
 Greenwood, Charles, inspector of licenses. 
 
 Greenwood, John A , grocers, T'.t Princess. 
 
 Griffin. .Ml 3. Ann, proprietor Oritiia Iljuse, corner 
 Brock :in 1 Ontario. 
 
 Oriinmnson, Henry, tavern keeper. Princess. 
 
 ORlNtM V.SON, H G., sausage-raakor and pork 
 deiK'r. Barrack. 
 
 Grovi' House, Jatnt^s MoUand, propriotor, King, wpst. 
 
 Grow & .M:iyor, H:ittcrs and furriers, corner Wel- 
 linjct'in and Brock. 
 
 Gunn. I'eter, int'ssiMiger, Custom House. 
 
 Ilackctt. J . hoot and shoem ikcr, Princess. 
 
 Ilag'Tty. Diniel, groocry, Out.'irio. 
 
 Haight! T. L.. Bowling .Vlley Restturant, Welling- 
 ton, near I'rinoess. 
 
 Hall. John, tavern. Birrie. 
 
 Hamel, Ivlwaid. bookselle'-, stationer, blank book 
 manufacturer, and bookbinder. King. 
 
 Hamilton, Gnorg>, Bank of M >nireal. 
 
 Hamilton, lion, .fohn, manager of the Inland_Steam 
 N ivigatioii Company. 
 
 H.\.Mll.r()N, J. J., importer and wholesale Hi>aler 
 in wines and liijuois, -14 King (see carJ, p. 2bS). 
 
 Hanajfin, J. tailor. Princess. 
 
 Hardy. Goo'-gi". wi.toh uaker. Princess. 
 
 UAHTS, .1 AMES. whoU'sale grocer, wine and spi- 
 rit inerchii\t, Ontario. 
 
 Hartv. Patrick, dry goods, dealfr, M irkot Square. 
 
 Hutch, C. H , ai;t'nt for Royal .Mail through line of 
 steamors, AtUntio Wharf. 
 
 Hiven, Isanc (' , cxohange broker and insurance 
 agi'tit, till King. Market Sn'iare. 
 
 Hay, Wm., merchant tailor and clothier. Drock. 
 
 Hayward & Downing, proprietors Grand Trunk 
 
 Brewery. King, west. 
 HEATH. CHAKLKS, wholesale »nd retail druggist 
 
 and stationer, 47 Princess. 
 Heath. John P.. baker and confectioner. Princess. 
 Hendersin, Henry, photographer, at the City Newi 
 
 Depot. Princess. 
 HENDER.SaN, JOHN", bookseller and .=tationer, 
 
 News Depot, Princess, near WcUington (see card, 
 
 p. 288). 
 Henderson, Rev. Mr , pastor Wesleyan Methodist 
 
 Church, corner William and Sydenham. 
 Hendry, R., jun., grocer. Princess. 
 HBNDRY. TriOM.\S & CO., wholesale grocers and 
 
 commission merchants, Ontario. 
 I Htralri Jf Advtriirrr (weekly) Armstrong & Bennett 
 I publishers, King, c.irner Brock. 
 ; Hinds. W. G., manager Bank of Upper Canada, 
 ! corner King and Queen. 
 
 I Hobart. G. S , wholesale and retail chemist and 
 ' druggist, corner Princess and Bagot. 
 I Hogan, Jauies. proprietor Commercial Hotel, Brock. 
 Hogan, Mrs Jane, straw hat maker. Ordnance. 
 Holder, Robert, jobber an'l locksmith. Brock. 
 Hollami, Mrs Etnma, British Empire H^)tel, Clareaca 
 
 and Market Square, 
 Ho(ikirk. James, 3rd clerk Custom House. 
 Hope, James, boot and shoe dealer. Princess. 
 Horao, .Mrs. Catharine, grocer, William. 
 Horsey. Edward, architect. Provincial Penitentiary. 
 HORSEY, R. M , Pboetiii Foundry, stove d«pot, 
 
 tin-plate worker, pUimber, gas fitter, bellhanger, 
 
 glajiierin lead. &c , 1(3(5 Princess (see card. p.'2'J6). 
 Howard. Rev. E. S , pastor Methodist Episcopal 
 
 Chure.h, corner Gore and Johnson. 
 Howe. Mr., painter, Bagot. 
 Hunter, Paul, tavern keeper, Barrie. 
 Hurley, Jubi>, green grocer, cor. Clarence and King. 
 Hutchinson, Charles, tailor and clothier, Wellington. 
 Hyman, S , cap maker and furrier. King. 
 Inwood, John A., proprietor Commercial Hotel, 
 
 corner Princess and Barrie. 
 Irving, Wm., carpenter and builder, comer Clergy 
 
 and William. 
 Irwin, Robert, proprietor City Hotel, Piircs? 
 James, M.. tavern keeper, Queen. 
 JiMikiii. Edward, b'aoksuiith, Princess. 
 JENKINS, CHARLES W., coroner, ship builder. 
 
 Marine Railway and steam saw mill owner, and 
 
 agent Star Lif.^ Assurance of London. England, 
 
 Ontario; residence King, opp. the Park (see card, 
 
 p. 292). 
 Johnton, (^Jharles, tax collector, CUy Buildings. 
 JoHN'.-^O.N, J. B . barber and hairdresser. Princess 
 
 (see card, p. '20(1). 
 Johnson, T., confectioner, &o., corner Karl and King. 
 Johnson, Wm. (ouloreJ), barber and hairdresser, 
 
 John.son. 
 Johiistou, J., tavvni, Hagot. 
 
 Johnston, Jamas, w.ktohmaker and jeweller, Wel- 
 lington. 
 Johnstcm, John, inspector of licenses. City Buildings. 
 John-'lon. Samuel, gro cry, Barrie. 
 JO.VES, ALEX.., butcher "shop. 78 Prinoeaa. 
 Jordan, M . tavern keeper. Brock. 
 Jordan, Mrs ,Mary, grocer, Ridoau. 
 Joyce, Robert, i^rocc'ry. corner Queen and Dlvlston. 
 Kain, Firiik, shoemaker, Johnson. 
 Kui.'. Duiiis, carriage inakor, corner Weliiiigtoa 
 
 and Q loen. 
 K.VRCH, JOSEPH A , wholesale, ground coflTeos 
 aud spices generally. Princess (sec card, p. 2l>6), 
 
 ARNOLDS WRITING INKS, FOR SALE BY W. C. CHEWETf it CO,, KING ST,, TO.^ONTO. 
 
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 KINGSTON. 
 
 NORTH AMERICAN LIGHTNING ROD COMPANY. 
 
 —•-♦-•'•-*-— 
 
 REYBURN 6l HUNTER, 
 
 Manufacturers, Wholesale and Retail Dealerd in 
 
 KINGSTON, 
 
 OFFICE AT VICTORIA IRON WORKS, 
 
 Canada West. 
 
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 snip BOLDER, MAROE RAILWAY AKD SAW MILL PROPRIETOR. 
 
 Agent for the Star Life Assurance Company of England. 
 
 OFFICE AND YARD — ONTAKIO STHEET, 
 Beiidence— King Street, opposits the Park. KINGSTON, C. W. 
 
 MACDONALD, MACDONELL & WILKISON, 
 
 B^RHISTERS, &o., 
 
 KlMC;i$TOI¥, €ana«la IVest. 
 
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 JOHN A. MACDONALD, Q. C. ARCtl'D JOHN MACDONELL. ' R. M. WILKISON. 
 
 ESTABLISHED 183 4. 
 
 THOMAS McAULEY, 
 
 BDDKBINOBK AND BLANK BOOK MANHFACTUBBL . 
 
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 OVER CITY BOOK STORE, 
 
 KINGSTON, C.W. 
 
 SA^MUEI. MXJOKLESTON, 
 
 WnOLKBALI AMD BKTAIL 
 
 HARDWARE MERCHANT, 
 
 PRINCESS STREET, 
 
 KINGSTON, 
 
 Canada West. 
 
 BAUNJ>ER'8 HAND MADE PAPERS, FOR SALE BY W. C. CIIEWETT & CO., TORONTO. 
 
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 da West. 
 
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 Kays, E. , grocery, King. 
 
 Keeley, Win., merchant, tailor, King, near Princess. 
 
 Kelly, Edward, grocery and provision store, Market. 
 
 Kelly, John, Post Office clerk. 
 
 Kelly, Thomas, clerk Kingston Water Works Com- 
 pany. 
 
 Kemp, George J., accountant and general commis- 
 eion merchant, Wellington. 
 
 Kent, B., director Kingston Water Works Company. 
 
 KERK, JOHN, manager Kingston Oaa Company, 
 Q\ieen, res. Earl. 
 
 KEYES. ANDREW, auctioneer and commission 
 merchant. Market Square (see card, p. 44). 
 
 Kidd, Joseph, 4th landing waiter. Custom House. 
 
 King, Jumes, grocery, corner Barrack and Rideau. 
 
 KING HORN, G. M , wharfinger, grain dealer, steam- 
 boat owner on the wharf. 
 
 Kingston Brewery, Jacob Bajus, proprietor, Wel- 
 lington. 
 
 KINGSTON BREWERY AND DISTILLERY, A. 
 Macormick, ajjent. King. west. 
 
 KINGSTON COMMERCIAL NEWS ROOM.S ; offi- 
 cers—Edward Berry, president ; H. C. Voigt, 
 treasurer and secretary; J. Abraham, superin- 
 tendent. 
 
 Kingston County Grammar School, Tbomaa Gordon, 
 principal. 
 
 KINGSTON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP, 
 Davidson & Doran, steam engines, boilers ami 
 castings of every kind, Ontario (sei; card, p. 288). 
 
 KINGSTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY, John Kerr, 
 manager; Win Ferguson, president and director; 
 John Watkins, C. F. Qildersleeve, Robert Deacon, 
 James A. Hend»r3on, S iinuel Miickleston, Rybert 
 Kent, I£ J. Gilbert, and George Baxter, directors, 
 Queen. 
 
 KINGSTON LOCOMOTIVE WORKS; builders of 
 locomotives and tenders, — til kinds of castings 
 done on short notice, F. Tutton, agent, Ontario 
 (see card, p. 290). 
 
 KIN .STON MECHANICS" IN3TITUTK. 
 
 Kingston Permanent Building Society ; office, On- 
 tario. 
 
 KINGSTON WATER WORKS COMPANY ; office, 
 Ontari',. 
 
 Kinnear, John, tailor, Wellington. 
 
 Kirk & Rose, boot and shoe dealers, wholesale and 
 retail. Princess. 
 
 Kirkpatriok, .K. S., barrister and attorney-at-law ; 
 office, Ontario. 
 
 Kirkpatrlck, Thomas, president Kingston Permanent 
 Building Society. 
 
 Kirkpatriok, Thomas, Q. C, barrister; office, On- 
 tario. 
 
 Kirkpatriok, Thomas, president King-itoD Water 
 Works Company. 
 
 Kirkpatrlck & Morris, solicitors in chancery, On- 
 tario. 
 
 Kirtland & Cooke, nrohiteots, civil enginet^rs, pro- 
 vincial land surveyors, la ■ 1 agents, &c,, Clarence. 
 
 Lacey, Walter P., importer of dry goods, millinery, 
 &c.. Princess. 
 
 Larell, Dr., physician and surgeon, near Barrie. 
 
 La Serre, G. F., wholesale and retail ohomist and 
 druggist, 70 King. 
 
 Laws, Wm. T, book-keeper Daili/ Britiah Whig, 
 Bagot. 
 
 Lennnn, Edward, butcher. Market. 
 
 Leslie, .Fohn, tavern, corner Gore and Ontario. 
 
 Liglitfoot, Wm., book and job printer, Market 
 Buildings. 
 
 Liud.sBy, John, boot an4 shoemaker, 107 Brook. 
 
 Lindsay, Patrick, letter carrier Post Office. 
 
 Linter, C. H., grocery, corner Bagot and Johnson. 
 
 Linton, James, director Kingston Water Works 
 Company. 
 
 Linton, James, auctioneer. King 
 
 Litcle, F., tavern, Barrie. 
 
 Livingston, Archibald, wholesale and retail grocer, 
 wine and spirit merchant, corner Princess and 
 Bagot. 
 
 Livingston, Charles, merchant tailor, 44 Princess. 
 
 Lovitt, J., saloon, Ontario. 
 
 Lowery, James, flour and feed, corner Brock and 
 Bagot. 
 
 Loynes, Mrs. Rebecca, grocery and confectionery, 
 Barrie. 
 
 Lynch, Daniel, tavern keeper, Johnson. 
 
 Lynch, Daniel, 1st landing waiter '^ustom House. 
 
 Macbar, Rev. John, D. D., Pastor St. Andrew's 
 Church, corner Princess and Clergy. 
 
 M.-VCORMICK. A., agent for Kingston Brewery and 
 Distillery, King, west. 
 
 MaoDonald, Archibald R., assistant clerk Provincial 
 Penitentiary. 
 
 MacDonald, Donald /Eaoas, warden Provincial 
 Penitentiary. 
 
 MACDONALD, MACDONELL & WILKISON, bar- 
 risters, solicitors, &c., Clarence, opposite Post 
 Office (see card, p. 292). 
 
 Mackey, John, boot and shoemaker, King, 
 
 Macintosh, Donald, clerk Provincial Penitentiary. 
 
 MACNEK & WADDELL, importers of dry goods, 
 wholesale and retail. 
 
 Macpherson, James, crown land and government 
 emigrant agent, William, bplow Commercial Bank. 
 
 Mahoiioy, J , boot and shoemaker, Ontario. 
 
 Makins, T.. American Hotel. Ontario. 
 
 Maloomb, R., cooper shop, Rideau. 
 
 Maloney, P., grocery, corner Bay and Rideau. 
 
 Manton, Wm., manufacturer and dealer in guns, 
 pistols, &c.. King. 
 
 ilartin, Henry, proprietor Frontenac Hotel, flour 
 and feed dealer. Princess. 
 
 Martin, Richard, butcher, Market. 
 
 Murtin, Wm , dealer in leather and oils, Princess. 
 
 Mathews, Mrs. E , straw milliner, Princess. 
 
 Mo.\dam8 & Makins, grocery, Ontario. 
 
 McArdell. J., gun and locksirith, King. 
 
 MoAULEY. TH(.)MAS, Kingston Bookblndery, over 
 City Ui>ok Store (see card. p. 202). 
 
 MoBride, James, grocery, Rideau. 
 
 McCall, Kvan. 2nil laiuling waiter Custom llouho. 
 
 McCammon, James, butcher, Market 
 
 MoCairimon, Robert, bakery, William. 
 
 MoCaminnn. Mrs. Thns , City Inn, opposite Market. 
 
 MoC'irlhy, C., inn, King 
 
 McCarthy, Horace, proprietor, Addington House, 
 Princess. 
 
 McCay, A. B., county clerk, residence North Frede- 
 ricksburg. 
 
 McOimmiskcy, J., tavern, Johnson. 
 
 Mu(";ummiskoy, Patrick, tavern keeper, Ontario. 
 
 MoDermott, Thos , uabinet maker, Brock. 
 
 McDonald, A., boiirding-hnuse keeper, Johnson. 
 
 MoDonald, D , plumber. King. 
 
 MoDonald, Peter, grocer and liquor dealer, King. 
 
 MoDowall, J. A., hatter uud furrier, 21 Brock, resi- 
 dence Princess. 
 
 McDowell, l)r . physician and surgeon. Princess. 
 
 McEwen, Dinii'l, hlaaksmith, (^ueen. 
 
 MoEwon & Maoh.ir, solicitors, attorneys, &o.. An- 
 chor Buildings. 
 
 MuPaul, Robert, grocer, corner Queen and Barrie. 
 
 STEmeN'S CARMINE INK, FOR SALE DV W. C. CIIEWETT h CO., TORONTO. 
 
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 KINGSTON. 
 
 WATCHMAKER, JEWELLEU, AND ENGRAVER, 
 
 IMPORTER AND DKAIF.R I!l 
 
 PINE WATCHES, CLOCKS. JEWELLERY, & SPECTACLES. 
 
 N. II.-AI1 Job Work Warranted. 
 
 PRINCKSS STREET, KINGSTON, C. W. 
 
 KINGSTON COFF EE AND SP ICE STEAM MILLS. 
 
 a-EOK.C3-E I?.0BEI?.a?S02Sr, 
 
 ]BLA.CKI]Sra MA^]SrUFA.CTXJIlER 
 
 AND IMPOBTEB OF TEAS, COFFEES, TOBACCOS, bPICES, FRinTS, *o. 
 AGENT FOR BKITISH MANUFAGTUKKS. &o. 
 Corner of 'William and Wellington Stretiti, Z£TI^Gt-S*X*OX^. 
 
 WILLIAM RUDSTON & SON, 
 
 AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. &o. 
 SIGN or THE GOLDEN PADLOCK, 46 PRINCESS STREET, KINGSTON, C. W. 
 
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 JOHN SHIELS, 
 
 No. 32 KING STREET, KINGSTON, O. W., 
 
 AND BELL HANGEB, 
 
 STOVES, 
 
 JAPANNED, PLAIN AND STAMPED TIN WARE, 
 STOVE PIPES, &o. 
 
 HDI Am FURNACES FITIED UP IN TIE MOST AFPBOVED STYLE. 
 
 Orders for Tin or Shekt-Iron RoopiNa, Eavb Tuouans, snd CoNnncTOR PiPits, promptly attended to. 
 
 PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK. 
 
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 IF KHked what was (he beitt Medicine for Cleansing the Blood an<l for BiliouB Complnintx, 8ick Ilpndnche. 
 CostivcnesH, Liver Complaint, Jaundice, General Debility, &o., we should say, BRIOGS' INDIAN 
 VfiGETABLE LIFE PILLS. fST 8uld by all DealerH in Medioinea. 
 
 G. C. BRIGGS, GENERAL AGENT, HAMILTON, C. W. 
 
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 LA BOCUE, JOUUEET, DEMERtiUE, LA CROIX di Co., French Note Paper, at W, C. CIIEWETT A Co'b. 
 
KINGSTON. 
 
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 McQ'irvery, M(., tavern-keeper, corner Earl »nd 
 
 B'.got. 
 Mo'Jar»ey, Patrick, grocery and liquor store, comer 
 
 Queen and Wellington. 
 MoGinnis, 0., Chicago House, Ontario. 
 McOair©, D., tavern keeper, corner William and 
 
 Ontnrio. 
 McGuire, .Tames, grocery, Clarence. ., . _ . 
 McOurn, Alexander, clerk Post Office. 
 Mclntyre, Neil, butcher, market. 
 McKay, Donald, merchant tailor, 22 Brock. 
 WcKay, James, baker and confectioner, Princess. 
 McKay, .lohn, jun., dealer in leather, 17C Princess. 
 McKee, Robert, grocery, corner Barrie and York. 
 McKeever, James, blacksmith and coach factory, 
 
 Princess. 
 McKeever, Thomas, flour, feed and commission mer- 
 
 chnnt. Market Square and Ontario. 
 McKENZlE, ALEXANDER, photographer, comer 
 
 King and Market Square (see card, p. 238). 
 McKeiizie, George, clerk Anglo-American Hotel, 
 
 corner Johnso and Ontario. 
 McKeiuie, Kenneth, judge of the county surrogate 
 
 court. Court House. 
 McKillop, A., proprietor Cushcndall Inn, Johnson. 
 McLaren, H., dyer and renovater, Princess, 
 McLaughlin, Mrs., milliner. King. 
 McLeiin, Andrew, confectionery and fancy goods, 
 
 Ontnrio. 
 McMahon, A., tavern, corner Johnson and Ontario. 
 McMebon, George, boot and shoemaker, King. 
 McMichael, Albert, dentist, Princess, opposite City 
 
 Hull. 
 McMillan, Charles, auctioneer and commission mer- 
 chant. 
 McMilla-^, John, grocer, Ontario. 
 McNnmara, Michncl, broker in second-hand goods, 
 
 Brock 
 McNeil, N., coppersmith & brasf founder, 108 Brock. 
 McNeill, John, groceries, orockerj', &o., Princfss. 
 McNinch. Mrs. Ann, Prontenac House, oor. Princess. 
 McPharlan, Henry, grocery, Wellington. 
 Mcl'herson, Miss J., dresMnaker, B:ijiot. 
 McRae, W. R , grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 
 
 wholesale and retail. Brock. 
 McRao, W. R., ship chandler and wholesale and 
 
 retail grocer, Ontario. 
 McRossie, Wm., lumber merchant, corner Ontario 
 
 and William. 
 Meadows, Benjamin, grocery, &c.. Princess.* 
 Meagher, Dr., physician. Clergy. 
 Meagher, Thos., 3rd Umling waiter. Custom House. 
 Milo, Francis, house and sign painter, Wellington. 
 Mingaye, W. R., surveyor of customs. Custom House. 
 Mink, G. (colored), Telegraph House and livery 
 
 ■table, Clarence. 
 Milsap, Sirs. B., proprietress Anglo-American Hotel, 
 
 corner Johnson and Ontnrio. 
 Moffitt, D'iniel, prosident Kingston Academy. 
 Molland, Jas., proprietor Grove House, King, west 
 Molloy, John, proprietor Kingston and Frontenac 
 
 Saloon, Princess. 
 Moloney, Jidin, grocery, cor. Queen and Wellington. 
 Montgomery, 8.. dvor, &a , Princess. 
 MONTREAL HOUSE. JAME.S DAVLS, dealer in 
 
 dry good», wholesale aud retail. Princess (see 
 
 ci.rd. p. 28(i). 
 MONTRE.\L TELEGRAPH COMPANY, J. W, 
 
 Stnakes, Jun., manager, Clarence, opposite Post 
 
 Office. 
 Moore, A., hoot and shoemaker. Barrio. 
 Moore, Joseph, grocery, corner Colborne k Clergy. 
 
 Moore, Mrs., Railway Inn, near Depot. 
 
 Moore, Thomas, merchant tailor and clothier. 
 Brock. 
 
 MOORE & SKINNER, importers of British and 
 foreign dry goods, corner Princess and Welling- 
 ton (see card, p. 298). 
 
 Morrison, M., flour and produce merchant, Princess. 
 
 MUCKLESTON, SAMUEL, ironmonger and general 
 hardware merchant. Princess (see card, p. 292). 
 
 Mulkins, Rev. Hanuibul, Protestant Chaplain Pro- 
 vincial Penitentiary. 
 
 Mulock, Rev. John A. ."pastor St. Paul's Church, 
 Queen. 
 
 Munroe, W., clerk Bank of Montreal. 
 
 Murdoch, A. W., professor of mu^ic. Princess. 
 
 Murphy, Joseph, preventive officer, Custom House. 
 
 Murray, Samuel G., deputy warden Provincial Peni- 
 tentiary 
 
 Nelligan, Mr., fruits, &c., Ontario. 
 
 Newman, John, proprietor Magnolia Saloon, King, 
 Market Square. 
 
 Noble, Mrs Mary Jane, grocery. Barrio. 
 
 Noel, John V., general accountant, ageut for Hart- 
 ford Insurance Company, Scottish Provincial In- 
 surance Company, and Albert Medical and Family 
 Endowment Lite Assurance Company, Clarence, 
 opposite Post Office. 
 
 Norris, Anthony, tinsmith, Wellington. 
 
 Norris, Joseph, tin, copper, and sheet iron worker, 
 100 Johnson. 
 
 NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE FIRE AND 
 LIFE INSURANCE COMPAY, A. Drummond, 
 agent. 
 
 Nowlan, P., tavern. - 
 
 Oberndorffer, S. & Co., cigar manufacluicrs and 
 tobacconists. Princess. 
 
 O'Connor, J , tavern keeper. King. 
 
 O'Connor, John, grocery. Ordnance. 
 
 O'Connor, R F., wholesale and retail dealer in 
 groceries, crockery, &o., corner Brock aud Wel- 
 lington. 
 
 Ockley, Miss Mary, grocery, &c.. Princess. 
 
 0;>kley, Vincent, grocer and crockery merchant. 
 Princess. 
 
 O'Doniiell, John, grocery, Bay. 
 
 Oliver, A. S., physician and surgeon. King. 
 
 Oliver, Charles G., Custom Houu« broker, Custom 
 House. 
 
 O'Loughlin, Mrs., Clarence Inn, Clarence. 
 
 O'Neil, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. King. 
 
 O'Reilly, Peter, clerk of the county court, and 
 registrar of the surrogate court. Court House. 
 
 O'Reilly & O'Reilly, barristers, attorneyrf, solicitors 
 in chancery, notarie!<, &o.. Anchor Buildings, 
 corner King and Urook. 
 
 ORMB, M. A., dealer in flour, grain, groceries, 
 provisions, paper hangings, So., Prinncss. 
 
 Orr, James, tavern and grocery. Nursery Point, King, 
 
 Orr. J., grocery and provisions, Princess. 
 
 O'Sullivan, D , grocery, corner William and Bagot. 
 
 O't'ullivan, Daniel, wholesale and retail grocer, and 
 liquor dealer, opposite Market Square. 
 
 Oswell, E , grocery, 124 Princess. 
 
 Parker, D , tavern. Division. 
 
 Parker, Edward H., chemist and druggist, corner 
 King and Mnrket Square. 
 
 PAItKE, THOMAS, jun., barrister and attorney-at- 
 law. King. 
 
 Paton, John, romroissioner Trust and Loan tlompany 
 of Upper Cana<l», corner Princess and King. 
 
 PEVBODY, FRANK, watchmaker, jeweller, and 
 engraver. Princess (see card, p. 294). 
 
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 THK SUIISCKIBliK WILL IIKCBIVK UKDEltS FOR TUB CONSTRUCTION OF 
 
 at0m0titiijs and ii^niUr.^, 
 
 WFIICH HE IS PREPARED TO EXECUTE PROMPTLY; ALSO FOR RUILDINQ 
 APFEBTAININO TO BAILWATS, OBIBT AND SAW MILLS. 
 
 HEAVY rOUGING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. 
 
 ALRO, ALL KINDS OF 
 
 STEAMBOAT AND SHIP MACHINERY BUILT AND REPAIRED. 
 
 and Etoam Forco Famj^s of eY^ry Eke and Fattora, 
 
 AND ALL CASTINGS IN IBON AND BKASS HAKVFACTTISED TO OBDEB. 
 
 Jitnttfiicturct and §u\tx in giiitsi, CUiipsi imd ^\m, 
 
 74 WELLINGTON ST.. KINGSTON, C.W. 
 
 A complete asaortment of Hats, Caps, Straw Goods, Ac, in every variety of Style and Quality, 
 kept constantly on hand. JV. B. — Heads fitted by a French Conformateur. 
 
 WHOL.RSAI.B AKD RBTAIL. 
 
 ALFRED 8. ADAMS, 
 3E*XX01?0Ca-fK.j!!LZ=*::^Xlf«., 
 
 COIINER OLARENOI AND WIILU^aTnN HTRt t:T», 
 
 OlT'"''!' I>>t i'lJ'l Qtlicr, KlMiSroN, C. W., 
 
 ruoinUKAPUs, ^TERKonRAPBS, Ambrottpks. KcRnEUTYPES, and 
 
 every mvlfi (if (urlet dt VtfiU. 
 
 Pictureii tiikeu witb nil llie tmpruTi'inuDtR uf tbo Art. 
 
 N.B. — I'Brtipdfitvouriuit inewllh their pntruuniie will bHpriimptl; 
 
 Atttiudcd to and Hatisriictiim guarantved. ALrRED S. Adams. 
 
 THOMAS DUNN, 
 
 UKAIIR IN 
 
 GROCERIES, WINES, LldlORS, &c., 
 
 COKNKR BAY AND BONO UKAU SIRKGTS, 
 KINasTON, 0. W. 
 
 PHCENIX FOUNDRY STOVE DEPOT. 
 
 R. M. IIORSKV, 
 
 Tin.j)late Worker, Plumber, GaS' Fitter, 
 
 Bell Hanger, Olasler iu l^eail, Ac. 
 
 188 I'BINOBSO HlKBliT, KI.MJST(JN, C. W. 
 
 A KiincrHl «upp(y of Materials conatautly no band. 
 ORDKRa HOLIOITID. ATTUITION PDNOTUAk. rUAROU MOUIRATI. 
 
 J. B. JOHNSON, 
 
 Hair Cutter, Dresser & Perfumer. 
 
 ShampooinR and Moustache and Whiaker Dying, 
 
 tixpruted ill u puiwriiir iiiaiiuur, 
 
 Next Door to City llotcJ, Princeaa Street, 
 
 KINGSTON, C. W. 
 
 JOSEPH A. KARCH, 
 
 WnOLRSALB HAMUFAOTUBBB OF ALL KINDS OF 
 
 Ground Coffees, Spices, &c. 
 
 PRIJS'CESS STREET, 
 
 KINaSTON, 
 
 Canada Weit, 
 
 MATTHEW ROURK, 
 
 WHOLKSAIR 
 
 GROCER AND GENERAL DEALER, 
 
 leo PRINCBSS 8TRBBT, 
 
 KINGSTON, Oanada Weit. 
 
 ENVELOPES fttOM |1 PER 1,000, FOR SALE BY W. C. CUEWETT ib CO., TORONTO. 
 
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 Pen<ler, J. C, olerk Bank of Montreal. 
 
 Percy, W. J , merchant tailor and clothier, 15 Brock. 
 
 Perryn, R. H., oommission merchant and forwanler, 
 Soobell's wharf. 
 
 Peter, Wm., painter, Princess. 
 
 PeusuR, J. Q-, upholsterer and carriage trimmer, 
 Princess. 
 
 Phillips Alexander, Kingston Billiard RoomH, corner 
 Wttllinicton and Brock. 
 
 PHILLIPS, W. P. (of A. C. Ohe^vett & Co.), Victo- 
 ria Iron Works, res. 59 Queen (see card, p. 28ij). 
 
 Phippen, S. S., soap, candle, and potash works, 
 Wellington. 
 
 Phippen, Samuel, soap and candle factory, corner 
 Johnson and Bagot. 
 
 Pillar, Wm., baker and confectioner, corner Princess 
 and Barrie. 
 
 Pipe, W., druggist, an<1 dealer in confectionery. 
 Princess. 
 
 Port, Francis, grocery and provision". Princess. 
 
 Power, John, architect and builder, 60 Princess. 
 
 Qaigley, J.iraes, proprietor Depot House, near^Depot. 
 
 Quigley, Miss Mary, grocery, Johnson. 
 
 Qui'in Mii-hael, grocer. Market Square. 
 
 Quinton, Benjamin, Pierrepoint Dining Saloon ; 
 meals at alt hours ; Kingston wharf. 
 
 Ragan, Michael, grocery, Murney Point, King. 
 
 Bamnge, John, watchmaker, jeweller, and silrcr- 
 smith. 103 Brook. 
 
 Randolph, Wm., boarding house, near Depot. 
 
 Rankin, Miss Deborah, grocery and provision store, 
 Oatario. 
 
 Reagan, Jameti, grocer and blftcksmith, Wellington. 
 
 Reed, Jfimes, chair factory, Princess. 
 
 Uenard, John, grocery, 40 Barrie. 
 
 Rees, Mrs. Fannie, grocery, Princess. 
 
 REFBURN & niJiVTER, manufacturers and dealers 
 in lightning rods, fixtures, &c. ; office at A. C. 
 Chewett & Co.'s, corner King and Queen (see 
 card, p. 292). 
 
 Richnrdson, James, merchant tailor, No. 21, Brook. 
 
 Roadly, Joseph, grocery. King. 
 
 ROBD, ALEX., proprietor St. Lawrence Hotel, 
 Market Square. 
 
 Robb, James, proprietor Armagh Inn, corner King 
 and Queen. 
 
 ROBERTSON, GEOROK, blacking factory and coffee 
 and spice steam mills, corner William and Wel- 
 lington (see card, p. 291). 
 
 Robinson, Thomas, Victoria Paint Shop, 100 Brock. 
 
 Robinson, T. W., police magistrate, City Buildings. 
 
 Robinson, Wm., painter imd dealer in paper hang- 
 ings, Bagot. 
 
 Robison, Thomas W , M D., vice-president Kingston 
 Wiitor Works ("!ompanT. 
 
 ROCK WOOD LUNVTIC ASYLUM; medical super- 
 intendent, J. P. Litchfield, M D. ; bursar, Thomas 
 Drummond ; architect, William Coverdale ; chief 
 keeper, M. Scott; situated at Portsmouth, C.W. 
 
 Rogers, Rev. Robert, 8t, James' Church, corner 
 Barrio and Union. 
 
 Riss, Alex., importer and dealer in dry goods, 183 
 Princess. 
 
 R)ss, Hugh, proprietor Ross' Bukery, Queen. 
 
 R)8S, STRANGE & CO., wholesale manufacturers 
 of hoots and shoes, Provinoi'il Penitentiary ; store, 
 83 Brock 
 
 Rourk, Daniel, book keeper for M. Rourk, 190 
 Princess. 
 
 EOURK, MATTHEW, wholesale grocer, general 
 dealer, and magistrate, 190 Princess (see card, 
 p. 298). 
 
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 Ronrk, Francis, roe(\ical stndent, Prinoesa. 
 
 Rourk, John, clerk, I 'JO Princess. 
 
 ROWLANDS, JOHM. publisher and editor of the 
 
 Duly iVeiri and (weekly) Chronicle S^ Newi ; 
 office, Princess. 
 ROYAL INSURANCE CO.MP'NY, Maxwell Strange, 
 
 agent, 83 Brock 
 Royce, Johu, proprietor Wexford Inn, corner Ontario 
 
 and Queen. 
 RUDSTON, W., & SON, importers and dealers ia 
 hardware & agricultural implements, 43 Princess 
 
 (see card, p. 2'.U). 
 Rumrill, 0. A , blacksmith, Wellington. 
 Ryan, D , boot and shoemaker, Johnson. 
 Sander, Henry, prop. S>4ndi!r'.s Hotel, 0'2 Princess. 
 Sander's Hotel. Henry Sander, urop., 52 Princess. 
 Savage, J., Golden Chain, York. 
 Savage, Thomas, painter and glazier, William. 
 .Savage, W., painter. Brock. 
 Schaffer, C, tavern, Ontario. 
 Scobell, Richard, wharfinger, Scobell's Wharf. 
 Scoit. J., tavern keeper. Barrack. 
 Scott, James, teacher. College School, William, near 
 
 Barrio. 
 Scully, Wm., salfsman, Montreal House, corner 
 
 Pr'ncess and Bagot. 
 Self, Miss M., straw h»t m'\ker, Rideau. 
 Sexton, George, kitchen keeper, Provincial Peniten- 
 tiary. 
 Shannon, Jas., grocery, corner Colborne '' Clergy. 
 Shannon, Wm., Post Officii clerk. 
 Shaw, Andrew & David, general merchants and 
 
 insurance agents, Ontario. 
 Shaw, J., director Kingston Winter Works Co. 
 SHAW. ISAAC, bakery, Barrie (see cird, p. 298). 
 Shaw James, soap and cnndl» maker, Johnstoo. 
 Shaw, John, insurance agent, notary, land agent, 
 
 &o., Clarence. 
 Shaw, Samuel, inspector of licenses. City Buildings. 
 ShuMen, H. J., photographic artist, corner Brook 
 
 and Wellington. 
 SHIELS, JOHN, tin, sheet iron, copper worker, 
 
 plumber, bell-banger, &o. ; also, dealer in stoves 
 
 of every description, 82 King, (see oard, p. 294). 
 Simpson, Isaac, money broker, Clarence. 
 Simpson, Wm. B., collector of customs, Custom 
 
 IIou.se. 
 Sims, John, eclectic physician and surgeon, 174 
 
 Princess. 
 Simson, T. B., book-keeper Montreal House, cornw 
 
 Princess and Bagot. 
 Skinner, Henry, physician, King. 
 Skinner, Henry, M.l)., chemist k druggist, Princess. 
 Skinner, J., gun and locksmith. Princess. 
 Skinner, James, sen., whitesmith and bell-hanger, 
 
 Sydenham. 
 Slevan, James, tailor and clothier, 21 Wellington. 
 Smeaton, J., tailor and clothier. Queen. 
 Smith, Alexander, jun.. Princess. 
 Smith. Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 106 Brock. 
 Smith, AruhibaM, clerk of the market and harbor 
 
 master. Market Square. 
 SMITH, C. F., manager Bank of British North 
 
 America, corner Ontario aid Market Square. 
 Smith, Elizabeth, grocery, Wellington. 
 Smith, John, store-house, Main. 
 Smith, John, tavern, opposite Market. 
 Smith, Joseph, groceries and provisions, Prinoeat. 
 Smith, Wm., watchmaker. King. 
 Smyth, John 8., second clerk, Custom House. 
 Smyth, Saiu., Sydenham Saloon, Market Buildings. 
 Soel, Peter, butcher. Market. 
 
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 KINGSTON. 
 
 BRADFORD HOUSE. 
 
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 KINGSTON, Canada West. 
 
 MOORE k SKINNER, 
 
 British & Forcigu Dry Goods, &c. 
 
 Sr^iih WartJtouie. — Cor. Pbincess * Weuijioton Streets, 
 KINGSTON, C. W. 
 
 ISAAC SHAW, 
 
 BREAD & BISCUIT BAKEM, 
 
 BABBiB STRKBT, 
 KINGSTON, Oanada West. 
 
 ALEXANDER McKENZIE, 
 
 COB. KINO AND MABKBT 8QUARB, 
 KINGSTON, Oanada West. 
 
 ALEX. SUMMERVILLE, 
 
 VrilOLESALE AXU HITA1L DEALXB IN 
 
 (Sromits, f robisions, Pines, f ipors, ;!^r. 
 
 1&3 I'KINCKaS STRSKX, 
 
 KINGSTOir, 
 
 Oanada Weal. 
 
 GEORGE M. WILKINSON, 
 
 WHOLrSALE Atrn RETAIL 
 
 Grocer, Tea, Wine and Spirit Dealer, 
 
 A-fD IMPORTER OF 
 
 China, GIph, Sarthenwan, Bo<nti Papers, ftc, 
 
 Nus 2 t 4, Wellington fiuiHln<><i, 
 Wellington Street, KINGSTON, O. W 
 
 KINC STREET, 
 
 COIBOURa, CAISTA^DA. TSTEST. 
 
 E. PAUWELS, PROPRIETOR. 
 
 OMNIBUSSES TO AND FROM THE OARS. 
 
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 SUPERIOR APARTMENTS FOR FAMILIES. 
 
 Fofitmaster, Civil Engineer, and Provincial Land Surveyor, 
 KINQSTON MILLS, C. W. 
 
 R. 8c W. CURBIE, 
 
 Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Shelf Hardware, Boots, Shoes, Ilir •, Caps, Furs, Ready-made 
 Clothing, <bc., &o. KIRKTOAi Canada Wcat. 
 
 WHATMAN'S PAPERS, BOOK AND DRAWING, FOR SALE BY W. C. CHEWETT <k CO. 
 
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 lanada W«gt. 
 
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 iqnflrs,i!^r. 
 
 Canada Weit. 
 
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 KINGSTON— KINGSTON MILLS. 
 
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 lES, 
 
 ieady-made 
 la West. 
 
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 Snook, J. L.. burrister, attorney, BolicUor-in-ehan- 
 cery, Ac, 191 Princess. 
 
 Soraerville, F , groceries, wines, liquors, &c., 177 
 Princess. 
 
 Spaugunherg, George, gold and silver smith, dealer 
 in jewellery, &c.. King. 
 
 Spencer, Rihert, marine store, Princess. 
 
 Spencer, T., grocery and pro vision store. Earl, corner 
 Bagot. 
 
 Bpence, Wm., pri/Vision morchant. Market Square. 
 
 Stacy, E., BritiHli and Foreign Bible and Traot 
 Depository, Princess. 
 
 ST. LAWIIENCE HOTEL, Alexander Robb, proprie- 
 tor. Market H.^imre. 
 
 St. Mivry's OathedrRl ; — Clerey,— Right Rev. Ed- 
 ward J. Iloran, Bisliop of Kin,;8ton ; Very Rev. 
 Patrick Dollard, Rev. .lames LouergdU and Rev. 
 Isaias Louve, priests, .Johnson. 
 
 Stephens, Cliarles L., Post Office clerk. 
 
 BTOAKES. J. W., JUN., manager Montreal Tele- 
 graph Company. Clarence opposite Post Office. 
 
 STRASat;, MAXWELL v., agent for Royal Insur- 
 ance Company, 33 Brock. 
 
 Stratford, Henry, grocery and liquors, corner Prin- 
 cess and Clejpy. 
 
 Btratton, John. Q auctioneer and commission mer- 
 chant, Market Buildings. 
 
 Street, W. P., accountant Bank of Montreal, corner 
 King and William. 
 
 Strong, Edward, sculptor and worker in marble, &c., 
 Princess. 
 
 Sullivan, .lames, Kingston Hun, corner King and 
 Johnson. 
 
 Sullivan, Michael, physician. King. 
 
 SUMMERVILLE, ALEX., wholesale and retail 
 dealer in groceries, wines, liquors, &o., 153 Prin- 
 cess (see card, p. 298). 
 
 Sursefield, Mrs., tavern, Main. 
 
 Sutherland, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, Brock. 
 
 Sweetmau, Matthew, post office inspector, Bagot, 
 office, Post Office Building. 
 
 Talardeau, A , tavern keeper, William. 
 
 Taylor, Henry, barber, 200 Princess. 
 
 Thompson, R. M., sewing machine agent. Princess. 
 
 Thompson, Mrs , tailoress, King. 
 
 Thompson, Thos , bout and shoe maker and dealer, 
 Brock. 
 
 Thomson, Adam, merchant tailor. Brock. 
 
 Tomkins, Robert, strocery, corner Barrie and Earl. 
 
 Town, Richard, tavern, corner Ontario and Clarence. 
 
 Town, Richard, fruit and liquor dealer, cor. Ontario 
 and Clarence. 
 
 Townsley, John, tinsmith. Princess. 
 
 Tracy, Francis, general blacksmith. King. 
 
 Trowell, John, grocery, Brock. 
 
 Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada, John 
 Paton, commissioner ; Thomas G'oxworthy, regis- 
 trar ; James O. Ireland, accountant; W. P. Hen- 
 derson, clerk; A. Gray, messenger; corner King 
 and Princess. 
 
 TUTTONf, F., agent Kingston Locomotive Works, 
 Ontario (see card, p. 296). 
 
 Tweddell, Mrs. M. J., dealer and manufacturer of 
 bats, caps, and furs, Princess. 
 
 VICTORIA IRON WORKS, A. C. Chewett & Co., 
 
 proprietors, corcer King and Queen (see card, 
 
 p. 28H). 
 Vince, W., engineer, Kingston Water Works Com- 
 pany. 
 Waddell, R. & Co., importer of Briti.sh and Foreign 
 
 dry goods, corner Princess and Wellington. 
 Walker, Martha, matron Provincial Penitentiary. 
 Walker, R., saddle and harness maker. Princess. 
 Walsh, James, Commercial Inn, Princess. 
 Wastlnka, Samuel, carriage and waggon maker, 119 
 
 Princess. 
 Watkins, Thomas A., Post Oliico Inspector, office, 
 
 over PoMt. Office. 
 Watson, Wm , boot and shoemaker, 23 Wellington. 
 Watts, ,T. G., boot and shoemaker. Bay. 
 Watts, Rev. Wm. II., pastor Baptist Church, John- 
 son, near Bagot. 
 Way, 0. T., tavern keeper. 
 Welch, E. R., marble stone cutter, Princess. 
 Welsh, P., tavern keeper, Burraek. 
 White, Edward, carriage and waggon maker, Prin- 
 cess, corner (Clergy. 
 White, Mrs. Edward, groceries, provisions, &o., 
 
 Princess. 
 White, J. N., who1e<<ale and retail boot and shM 
 
 dealer, 21 and 31 Princess 
 White, R , chemist and druggist, 42 Princess. 
 White, S. P., tobacconist and dealer in fancy goods, 
 
 Princess. 
 Whitehead, James J., storekeeper, Provincial 
 
 Penitentiary. 
 Whyman, Edward, hospital overseer. Provincial 
 
 Penitentiary. 
 Wiley, John, director Kingston Water Works Co. 
 Wilkinson, Charles, saddle and harness maker, 
 
 Princess. 
 WILKINSON, GEORGE M., general dealer ia 
 
 groceries, teas, wines, spirits, crockery, room 
 
 paper, &c., Wellington (see card, p 21)8). 
 Williams, Mrs. Susan, grocery. King, Market 
 
 Square 
 Wilmot, Edward, gener-il blacksmith. Princess. 
 Wilson, Rev. Andrew, Pastor Brock Street l^esby- 
 
 terian Church. 
 WILSON, J., manager Kingston Water Worka 
 
 Company. 
 Wilson, Thomas, J. P., general insurance agent, 
 
 and notary public, 4 Anchor Buildings, oorner 
 
 Brock and King. 
 Wilion, Henry, saddle and harness maker. Princess. 
 Winter, John, saloon, King. 
 Wood, Rev. George, Pastor Primitive Methodist 
 
 (Church, Brock, near Barrie. 
 Woillard, Robert, boot and shoemaker, and leather 
 
 dealer, 105 Brock. 
 Wonlley, J., Grand Trunk Railway ticket agent; 
 
 office, Ontario. 
 Wray, Alexander, general dealer, Market Buildings. 
 WRIGHT, CLARK, manufacturer of, and wholesale 
 
 and retail dealer in hats, caps, furs, &c., 74 
 
 Wellington (see card, p. 296) 
 Young. Rev. George, Pastor Wesleyan Metbodiit 
 
 Church, corner William and Sydenham. 
 
 KINGSTON MILLS, C. W.— A thriving post village, near the first locks on the Rideau Canal, in 
 the township of Kingston, county of Frontenao. Distant from Kingston, the county seat, 6 miles, and 
 from Montreal 184 miles. Population about 150. 
 
 BtJRROWS, THOMAS, postmaster, civil engineer, 
 and provincial land suTTeyor (see card, p. 298). 
 
 Cnnningham, Francis, boot and shoemaker. 
 Doane, Joseph, innkeeper. 
 
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 KINC^STON 
 
 MILLS— KINMOUNT. 
 
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 DoDoghue, Matthew, farmer. 
 Donogbue, Timuthy, farmer. 
 Harrison, Charles, innkeeper. 
 Latchforci, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Mallojr, O., saddle and harness maker. 
 Robinaon, Wm., collector of canal tolls. 
 Wilson, Henrjr, & Bro., innkeepers. 
 
 EINQSVILLE, C. W.— A thriving post Tillage, situated on Mill Creek, in the township of Gosfleld, 
 county of Eascx, containing a good dock for loading, &c. Distant S\ miles from the Hbore of Lake 
 Krin, hnd 27 miles from Sandwich, the county town. It contains three churches and one common 
 school. The Division Court is held here. Mail tri-weekly. Population about 700. 
 
 Augustin, Alex., brickmaker. 
 
 Bartholomew, Mr, cooper. 
 
 Black, John, proprietor Palmerston House. 
 
 Cady, James, upholsterer. 
 
 Cuncnddan, D , fnrmer. 
 
 Coalswortb, Joseph, township clerk. 
 
 Cooper, A., farmer. 
 
 Davy, A., miiHon. 
 
 Edwards, J., waggon maker. 
 
 Fletcher, Rev. R., Church of England 
 
 Foster, George, & Son, carpenters and builders. 
 
 Fox, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Qillespie, II., blacksmith. 
 
 Greenville, Mr , wageon maker. 
 
 Haines, A. W., dyer and scourer. 
 
 Hawkes, Rev. Wm., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Herman, Joseph, cooper. 
 
 Herrington, John, farmer. 
 
 Herrington, R D , general merchant. 
 
 KENNEDY, JOHN, postmaster. 
 
 Kennedy, Wm., grocer. 
 
 King, Henry, plasterer. 
 
 King, Colonel James, notary. 
 
 Longlnnd, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Malott, George, proprietor Masonic Arms & farmer. 
 
 Malott, H., bincksmith. 
 
 Malott, Mrs. II., weaver. 
 
 Malott, J. 0., councillor. 
 Malott, W., councillor. 
 Masonic Arms, George Malott, proprietor. 
 McCall, Mr , cabinet maker. 
 McCullough, Robert, blacksmith. 
 McDonald, A. D., accountant. 
 McDonald, P., cabinet maker and undertaker. 
 Mitchell, T , blacksmith. 
 Mitchell, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Mu'hern, D., school teacher. 
 Miilbern. Rev. D., Baptist. 
 
 NIGHTINGALE, L., produce and general merchant. 
 Palmerston House, John Black, proprietor. 
 Pearce, George, painter. 
 Pike, L., machinist. 
 Pulferd, E., waggon maker. 
 Pulferd, F., waggon maker. 
 Simons, J., cabinet maker. 
 Smith, H., general merchant. 
 Springer, Richard, carpenter, builder and under- 
 taker. 
 Thornton, H., councillor. 
 Wheeler, C. C., foundry. 
 Wigle, Charles, carpenter and builder. 
 Wigle, David, carpenter, builder and farmer. 
 Wigle, Solomon, J. P. and reeve. 
 Wigle, Thomas, deputy reeve. 
 
 K INKOBA, C. W. — A thriving post villnge, situated on Whirl Creek, in the township of Ellico and 
 couuty of Penh. It has one common school. Distant from Stratford, the county town, 12 miles ; aad 
 from Toronto, 130 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Brown, Edward, blacksmith. 
 Castuer, John, J. P., township reeve. 
 Collins, Patrick, J. P. 
 Crowley, Michael, weaver. 
 Culhane, M., cooper. 'J " 
 
 Culhane, Peter, cooper. 
 Culhane, Robert, cooper. 
 Culhane, Thomas, cooper. 
 Dill, Christian, blacksmith. 
 Dill, George, blacksmith. 
 Finnignn, Bernard, farmer. 
 Finnigan, Mrs , storekeeper. 
 Foley. Peter, J. P. 
 Healy, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 HearsnesB, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Henry, Robert, J. P. 
 
 Hickey, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Hickey, John, hotel keeper. 
 
 Hi^hon, Mortimer, J P. and farmer. 
 
 Ilishon, Patrick, farmer, and collector of taxes. 
 
 MoClean, Donald, assessor. 
 
 MORI ARTY, JA.\lES,poBtmasteraDd school teacher. 
 
 Roche, John, J. P. 
 
 Stock, John, farmer. 
 
 Sullivan. John R., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Sheves, Rev. 0. P., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Way, Richard, blacksmith. 
 
 Williams, George, carpenter and builder. 
 
 WritI, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Writt, Owen, J P. 
 
 KINLOSS, C. W. — A small post village situated in the township of same name and county of Bruce, on 
 the Clam Lake. Distant from Goderioh, the county town, 33 miles ; and from London, 03 miles. 
 P'puUt.on about 50. 
 
 HODQINS, THOMAS, postmaster. ( Morrison, Miss M., school teacher. 
 
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 KINMOUNT, C. W.— A small but thriving village situated on the Boboaygeon Road, near the corner 
 of the towu-shipH of Somerville, Qalway, Snowden, and Lutterworth, in the county of Victoria. The 
 Burnt River passes near the village, furnishing water power which cannot be surpas-sed. and is 
 navigable for steamboats within six miles of the village. There are several mills now in operation, 
 and others in course of erection. Distant from Peterb.oro', tiie county town, 34 miles; from Lindsay, 
 34 miles ; and from Fonelon Falls, 18 miles. Weekly mail. Population about 60. 
 
 A. 9. NBWBUay, WHai4BSALE JtLWBLLER. (Se« Card, p. 242.J 
 
if Oonfleld, 
 re of Lake 
 iB common 
 
 nker. 
 
 KINMOUNT— KIRKWALL. 
 
 801 
 
 Baker, T. E., hotel keeper. 
 
 Barr, Duvid, lumber merchant. 
 
 Bell, John, sawyer. 
 
 Bick, ThomaB, innkeeper. 
 
 Burnt River Hotel, T. E. Baker, proprietor. 
 
 Casey, H. N., saw mill owner. 
 
 Clerk. ReT. Wm., Canada Presbyterian. 
 
 Crsigo. Alexander, fur dealer. 
 
 Dixou, Diivid, stonemason. 
 
 OiiJIey, Wm., carpenter. 
 
 Qilmuur, John, cnrpenter. 
 
 Green, Thomas, blacksmith and axemaker. 
 HUNTER, JOHN, J P., postmnoter, commissioner 
 
 in B. R., &c , and mill owner. 
 Little, John S., general dealer, canling and fulling 
 
 mill owner. 
 Mc Arthur, Uiinenn, constable 
 Pitciithly. John, miller. 
 8wiixer, Rilph, general merchant. 
 Tripp, Joseph, sawyer. 
 Willson, Daniel, pensioaer. 
 
 KINSALE, C. W. — A small post Tillafie, situated in the towtisliip of Pickering, county of Ontario, 
 ^outb Hiding. Distant from Toronto 80 miles. 
 
 Bridling, Richard, boot and shoeranker. 
 FAIKI.ESS, JOHN, postmaster & general merchant. 
 Ilartop, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Hnrtop, Samuel, saddle and harness maker. 
 Jewell, James, cairingo and waggon maker. 
 8uell, John, tavern keeper. 
 
 merchant, 
 r. 
 
 nd nndcr- 
 
 ser. 
 
 T'lllico and 
 niles ; and 
 
 KINTOHE, C, W. — A small post Tillage in the township of East Nissouri, county of Oxford, North 
 Ki'ling, silunted on Silver (Jreek and thu gravel roiul leftdiug from Iiigorsoll to St Mary's. Tlic farm- 
 ing land around it is of a fine quality, and highly cultiviited. Uixt>int from Woodstock, the county 
 town, 2U miles, and frotn a station on the Orand Trunk Railway ti mites. 
 
 Cameron, John, J. P. 
 Cameron, Robert, J. P. 
 Qleuileiiing, Andrew, school teacher. 
 Horsman, Daniel, J. P. 
 
 MURRAV, WM., postmaster and general merchant. 
 Ross, Walter, J. P. 
 Williams, J., shoemaker. 
 
 EIPPEN, C. W. — A flonrisliing post village, situated on the south branch of the Bayfield River, in the 
 towii.iliip of Tuckersmith, county of Huron. It has one common school. Distant from Goderich, the 
 county town, 22 miles; from Stratford, 3U miles; and from London, '-'M miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Anderson, Gilbert, weaver. 
 
 Anderson, James, fiinner and saw mill owner. 
 
 Bell, Robert, J. P., dour, grist and saw mill owner. 
 
 Blair, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Boyd, Jnmes, architect. 
 
 Cooper, Win., farmer. 
 
 Copp, Wm., mason and plasterer. 
 
 Deiirborn, Wm., cabinet maker. 
 
 Doig, Robert, farmer. 
 
 Green, Wm. S., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Higgins, Benjamin, cooper. 
 
 Love, Hugh S,, J. P. 
 
 Mann, Miss Janet, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 McKay, Thomas, brickmaker. 
 
 Mct'Can, John, farmer. 
 
 McLeod, Charles, proprietor Union Hotel. 
 
 McMurtin, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 MELLIS, ROBT., postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 Melville, David, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Smith, Miss Jemima, school teacher. 
 
 Stewart, James, marble worker. 
 
 Union Hotel, Charles McLeod, proprietor. 
 
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 taxes. 
 [>I teacher. 
 
 aker. 
 
 Bruce, on 
 Q3 miles. 
 
 tie corner 
 ia. The 
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 peration, 
 Lindsay, 
 
 EIHKTON, C. W. — A post village, situated on Fish Crook, and the boundary line between the counties 
 of Perth and Huron, in the townships of Blanchard, county of Perth and Ushorne county of Uurun. 
 Distant from Stratford, county town of Perth, 22 miles; Qoderich, county town of Huron, 40 miles; 
 and from London, 24 miles. Population 85. 
 
 Callendar, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Cosfoid, Rev. 'ihos., Wesleyan. 
 
 CUUUIE, II. & W., dealer in dry goods, groceries, 
 
 banlware, &c. (see card. p. 298). 
 CURIlllv, WM (of R. &W. Currie), postmaster and 
 
 general inerchont. 
 Dick=on, Wm., shoemaker. 
 MoClocklin, D. T., builder. 
 
 MoClocklin, D. P., builder. 
 MoClocklin, Thomas, builder. 
 McDonald, Miss Jane, milliner. 
 Newland, Gregg, general merchant. 
 Newman, Rev. E. E , Church of England. 
 Roadhouse, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Swift, Rev. R. J., Primitive Methodist. 
 White, D. G., shoemaker. 
 
 KIRKWALL, C. W. — A small post village in the township of Beverley, county of Wentworth, North 
 Riding. Distant from Hamilton, the county seat, 20 miles. Population 60. 
 
 Daziell, Walter, tailor. 
 
 Galbraith, John, blacksmith. 
 
 MAC.VIILLEN, WM., postmaster, Crown land agent 
 
 and general merchant. 
 Martin, Donald, general merchant. 
 McQueen, James, J. P. 
 
 Porteous, Rev. John, Presbyterian. 
 Ross, Wm., shoemaker. 
 Tail, Walter, oorpenter and woggon maker. 
 Smith, John A., shoemaker. 
 
 Whit, Jaine.i, hotel keeper and dealer in wines and 
 liquors. 
 
 WATCH GLASSES AND MATERIALS FOB SALE HI A. S. NEWBURY. (See Cbrd, p. 242.) 
 
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 KIiEINBURG, C. W.— A ^ilUge nituated on the river Tlumber, in the township of Vaughnn, county 
 of Yui'k. Suutb Riilini;. Uistant from Toronto, the county scat, Ti miles; from Hantilion, 46 luiles; 
 ami MOID tlie Tliornhill station of the Northern Hailway, miles. Daily mail. Population 
 about 400. 
 
 Alden, Irtnno. Catcher. 
 
 Arnold, R .J , councillor. 
 
 Arr, W. A., fiirroer. 
 
 biirbour, Jftnio=, tanner and currier. 
 
 lieatty, Samuel, Louxe and Rign painter. 
 
 Brown. Jotin, couuciller. 
 
 Urownridge, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Bywater, Kiuhard, druggiiit. 
 
 Clark, Henry, harness maker. 
 
 Cook, Wm., councillor. 
 
 Crotty, Michael, tailor. 
 
 Dick, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Donaldson, J. S., general merchant. 
 
 Ellis, T., saw mill (iropriefor and lumber merchant. 
 
 Ellrington, Mrs., milliner and dressniakor. 
 
 Ellrington, Thomas, mason ami plasterer. 
 
 Ellrington, Tbnraaa, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Etchman, Charles, cabinet maker. 
 
 Qough, Alexander, oooper. 
 
 Gracscoth, August, cabinet mnkcr and undertaker. 
 
 HOWLANU, H S , postmaster, councillor, lumber 
 
 merrhant, flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 James, Wm., school teacher. 
 Jeffrny, Alfred, councillor .' ' 
 
 Kleinb rg Hotel. James McDonoogh, proprietor. 
 
 Mcf'alluiii, D. , boot and shoemaki'r. 
 
 McCalluin, Jolin, J. P., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 McCutcheon & McFall, general mercbauts. 
 
 .McUonough, James, proprietor Kleiiiuurg Hotel. 
 
 McUonoufth, John, carriage and wngg.m maker, 
 
 McKay, Robert, proprietor Royal Kschango Hotel. 
 
 McKeiizie, Wm., butcher. 
 
 McMabon, Bernard, proprietrir Union Hotel. 
 
 Mills, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Pierce, J. O., township clerk and treasurer. 
 
 Price, Rev Wm., Wevleyin Methodist. 
 
 Riimsay, Wm , blacksmith. 
 
 Royal Exchange Hotel, Robert McKaj, proprietor. 
 
 Sliarpe, Win . bo(>t and shoemaker, 
 
 Hmitii, Martin, farmer. 
 
 Stevenson, J D , physician. 
 
 Stracey, Richard, general merchant. 
 
 Torrence, John, firmer. 
 
 Train, J , saw mill proprietor and lumber merchant. 
 
 Union Hote:. Bernard McMabon, proprietor. 
 
 Wallis, Mr., druggist. 
 
 White, Tliomas, jteneral merchant 
 
 Wilson, James, tanner and currier. 
 
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 KNOWLTON", C. E. — a thriving village. Hituated near the head of Brome lake in the township and 
 county ot Brome and district of Montreal. Distant from St. Johns', 45 miles, from Stuustcud Plain, 
 30 miles ; auJ from Moutrual 65 mile; Daily mail. Population about 300. 
 
 Allen, Joseph P., tavern keeper. 
 
 Baruum, Daniel, blacksmith. 
 
 Barrou Timothy, shoemaker. 
 
 Brown, J , physicinn and surgeon. 
 
 Brown, P E., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Chamberlain, V. E., carpenter and planing mill 
 
 proprietor. 
 Dunkia, Cliristopher. 
 Enfliind, Israel, tanner. 
 Farbell, E., tin and coppersmith. 
 Foster A T., genenil merchant. 
 Foster, H. S., J. P., mayor, and registrar of county 
 
 of Brome. 
 Foster & Kuowlton, general merchants. 
 Foster, S. S., physlciiin and surgeon. 
 Foster, Samuel W., barrister and advocate. 
 Foster, Thomas E., general merchant, flour and saw 
 
 mill owner. 
 Hewson, liiSac, J. P. 
 Iloneynian, .Tames, mason. 
 
 KIMUALL, ALBERT, postmaster and hotel keeper. 
 Knowlton, A. A., dentist. 
 Kn.iwltoD, Hon. Paul H., M. L. C. 
 Enowltou, Thomas H., general merchant. 
 
 Lnporte T., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Lefevre, Joseph, deputy registrar auJ clerk of cir- 
 cuit court. 
 Lindc^v. Rev Robert, rector. Church of England. 
 Lynch, Th 'inas, fanner. 
 Ma8M>, J. M., shoemaker. 
 McFarlaiie, J., villiige clerk. 
 .McLaohlan, David, general merchant. 
 Mo.ses. James, blncksinitb. 
 Norris, Oliver, carpenter and builder. 
 Page, R. S., tinsmith. 
 Patterson, John, mason. 
 
 Peters, G. (' , cabinet maker and grocer. * 
 
 Peters, Isaac, butcher. . - 
 
 Pettis & Co., general merchants. 
 Pettis, N , J. P., insurance agent. 
 Robb, George, curriage and waggon maker. 
 Ross, Klias, deputy bailiff. 
 
 Sn.ith, Rev. Joliu, principal of Kuowlton .Academy. 
 St. Martin, John, harness m^her 
 Sutherland, Rev. D., Wesleyau Methodist. 
 Tibbitts, Norman, shoemaker. 
 Vaughn, A., mason. 
 
 KOMOKA, C. W. — A large and flourishing village on the Great Western Railway, at the junction of 
 the .^ariiia Branch, in the township of Lobo and county of Midiilesex. It was first settled about the 
 year 1866, and has been steadily increasing in importance. Distant from London, 10 miles ; from 
 Saruia, 50 miles; and from Windsor, 100 miles. Daily maiL Population about 100. 
 
 Abbs, Ro'iert, cooper shop, and general merchant. 
 Attwood, P II., general merchant. 
 Barnuni, Wm , J. P. and notary publio. 
 Betts, Mrs. II., proprietor Junction House, opposite 
 Depot. 
 
 Campbell, Dmiill, proprietor Victoria TTotol. 
 CANADA LIFE AS.SURANCE COMPANY. 
 Catto, George, cArpenter and builder. 
 D Esterre, 1) , st'itiou master Great Western Railway 
 Falls, L., shoemaker. 
 
 WATCHES AND CLOCKS I.MrORTED BY A. S. NEWBURY. (See Card, p 242 ) 
 
KOMOKA— LA BEAUCE. 
 
 308 
 
 mn, county 
 I, 46 luiles ; 
 Population 
 
 iprietor. 
 
 gon uaker. 
 
 s. 
 
 g Hotel. 
 
 ranker. 
 
 iige Hotel. 
 
 otel. ■ 
 
 Ontham & Fleming, plaiaing mill. « 
 
 Ilor'l, Robert, general merehant. 
 
 Hume, Kobert, beef and pork dealer. 
 
 Ilyder, JaineB, bricklayer. 
 
 Junction Ilouiie, Mrs. II. Betts, proprietor. 
 
 Kelisr, Win., blackiimith. 
 
 Kitcb, JxmeH, sboemnker. 
 
 LivingHion, A., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 MABKG, O. I)., po^tmiiiitcr, diTixion court elerk, 
 
 anil dealer in hats, caps, boots and shoes. 
 Martin, F. D., waggon maker. 
 McArthur ft McTnggart, saw mill owners. 
 McDougal, D., boot and shoemaker. 
 McKcller, W31., blacksmith. 
 
 McT.ellen, A. D., blncksmitb. 
 
 M<:Mullen, Aaron, iuakeeper. 
 
 Medgley. N., tailor. 
 
 Morris, Kobert, be«f and pork dealer. 
 
 Robinson, Wrn., innkeeper. 
 
 Seaton, D v^i Co., duur and griat mill proprietors. 
 
 Smith, A., cooper. 
 
 .Sovreen, James 8., barrister, attorney, ic. 
 
 fSovreen, Mrs. J. 8. bonnet m.iker. 
 
 Steveiisiin, J , harnens niiiker and siddler. 
 
 Stevenson, Hnmiiel, telegraph operator, Urtat 
 
 Wc.-<tern Rail way. 
 Woodhull, D., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 roprietor. 
 
 r merchant. 
 
 Btor. 
 
 wnship and 
 itcud Plain, 
 
 lerk of cir- 
 Euglaud. 
 
 .\oademy. 
 
 unction of 
 about the 
 lies ; from 
 
 tol. 
 Y. 
 
 n Railway 
 
 LA B AIS, C. "E. — A largo Incorporated village, and a port of entry, in the seigniory of St. Antoine de 
 la Uaie and county of Yiim^iskt. di.Htriot of Richelieu, situntcl on the south shore of Luke St. Peter, 
 possessing an excellent academy ( Academy de la Baie). uiuler the direction of the Board of Eduoation, 
 Francisco Byron, professor. The circuit court is held here triennially. Distant from Soiel, the chef 
 Iten of the district, 30 miles ; Three BiTers, 24 miles ; St. Francis, 8 miles ; and from Montreal, 70 
 miles. Population of parish, 2,800. 
 
 Academy do la Bnie, Francisco Byron, professor. 
 
 Ali, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Alard, M'lle Louise, milliner. 
 
 Barkeioure, Louis, chair maker. 
 
 Beauchemin, Muiixe. baker. 
 
 Belisle, Joseph, builder. 
 
 Bernard, Joseph, fionr and grist mill owner. 
 
 Bernard, Uldoirc, flour and gri^t mill owner. 
 
 Blondin, Pierre, nuiary, 
 
 Boisvert, Alexandre, waggon maker. 
 
 Boisvert, M'lle Domitilde, milliner. 
 
 Boisvert, Joseph, grocer. 
 
 Bourraisse, Charles, tanner. 
 
 Brisette. Octave, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Byron, Francisco, professor in the Academy do la 
 Bate. 
 
 Carrier, M'lle Louise, milliner. 
 
 Castauguay, Charles, tanner, 
 
 Cayas, Dolph, blacksmith. 
 
 Cayas, Thomas, flour and grist mill owner. 
 
 Coureh^snes, Louis, chair mnker. 
 
 Dianne, Louis, carpenter. 
 
 Dion, Pierre, chair maker. 
 
 Duguay, Captain Joseph, J. P., insurance agent and 
 general merchant. 
 
 Oarceau, Theodore, tanner. 
 
 G^linas, Luc Dosithe, bookseller and general mer- 
 chant. 
 
 061inas, Onesime, tanner. 
 
 Gouin, Captain Alexanir^; Louis, councillor and 
 comini8.<<ioner of small causes, 
 
 Oreives, Thomas, shoemaker. 
 
 Orinifr, Juan, carpenter. 
 
 Guimond, Alexandra, beef and pork packer. 
 
 Hilnire, Mahen, builder. 
 
 Joubert, .lean lUe,, bi-cf and pork packer. 
 
 Jouhert, Orile, potter. 
 
 Jutras, Antoine P. J., carpenter. 
 
 Jutias, Michel, carpenter. 
 
 Lacerte, Joseph, custom house officer and boteL 
 
 keeper. 
 Labonfe, Joseph, shoemaker. 
 Leblanc, Raphael, builder. 
 Lefebre, Raphael, t<hoeuMker. 
 Lemire, Elii-uu, waggon maker. 
 Lemire, M'me Micbel, milliner. 
 Dozeau, Lieut. Col. Antoine, farmer. 
 .Mauiieau, M>ij. Esdras, councillor. 
 Manseau, Louis, genrral merchant. 
 Martelle, Jean Baptiste, builder. 
 McUonali, Alfred, general merchant. 
 McKenzie, Alexander, general merchant. 
 Mignault, Alfred, physician and surgeon. 
 Morin, Charles, saw mill owner. 
 Onisins, Alexis, grocer. 
 Paradis, Rev. David, Roman Catholic. 
 Paient, Abraham, blacksmith. 
 Parent, Joi^eph, blacksmith. 
 Pelerin, Zaclnthe, shoemaker. 
 Praux, Cliiophas, carpenter. 
 ROU.SSEAU, JOSEPH, postmaster and notary 
 
 puhii,'^. 
 Senville, Cleophas, thoemaker. 
 Scott, John, gc::'?'"i! !>ierchant and saw mill owner. 
 Smith, Jo.'^eph \.. J. P., physician and surgeon. 
 Vigneau, Telesphoro, custom houdo oiBcor and 
 
 hotel keeper. 
 
 LA BEAUCE, C. E.— A large post village situated on the Chaudicre river, in the parish of Ste. Marie 
 de lu Uuauce and county of Beauce. It has a good local trade unl a considerable lumber business. 
 Distant from Quebec 30 miles. Population of the parish, by last census, 3395. 
 
 Avard, Jean Haptiste, farmer. 
 
 Avard. Narcisse, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Beaudouin. Marc, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Bergeron, Elie, blacksmith. 
 
 Bilodeau, Charles, fan) . . 
 
 Bilodeau, Francois, general merchant. 
 
 Bilodeau, Louis, boot and hhoemnker. 
 
 Bilodeau, Thomas, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Binet, Pierre, farmer. 
 
 Bissier, Isaac, farmer. 
 
 Bisson, R(''!fiH. hoiise and sign painter. 
 
 Blouin, Naicisse, fanner and ciirrier. 
 
 Blouin, Pierre, general merchant and hotel keeper. 
 
 Boiviu. J. B., blacksmith. 
 
 Bonneville, Henri, cooper. 
 
 BONNEVILLE, J. D., postmaster and notary public. 
 
 A. S. NEWBURY, WHOLESALE JEWELLER. (See Card, p. 242.) 
 
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804 
 
 LA BEAUCE— LACHINB. 
 
 m- :■; ; 
 
 Bonneville, Joseph, f«riner. 
 Bouchard, Ignace, farmer. 
 Carrier, Jean, farmer. 
 Ctrter, Charles, saw mill proprietor. 
 Chaperon, Rev. J., Roman Catholio. 
 Cbass^, J. N., notary public. 
 ChiiHse, Joseph, baker. 
 CouilUrd, C. J., physician and surgeon. 
 De Lory, Alexandr6, barrister and advocate. 
 Derouin, Pierre, carpenter and builder. 
 Doyon, Joseph, hotel keeper. 
 Duchesniiy, A., land surveyor. 
 Duohesnay, Hon. E. U. J., M.L.C , J. P., land pro- 
 prietor. 
 Ferland, Francois, blacksmith. 
 Ferland, Jean, farmer. 
 
 Fleiipy, Gregoire, carriage and waggon maker, 
 Fontaine, Jean, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Fortier, Q. N. A., land proprietor. 
 Fortier, R. A., J. P., land proprietor. 
 Qagtie, Qrt^goire, general merchant. 
 QaRn^, Tli6ophile, tanner and carrier. 
 Gagnon, Augiistin, firmer. 
 Gagnon, Frangoifi, farmer. 
 Garant, Antoine, bailiff. 
 Qeiiest, Jean, hotel keeper. 
 Gilbert, Li'-on, boot and shoemaker. 
 Gn'noirs?, Antoine, black.smith. 
 Groleau, Felix, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Uammanne, Francois, hotel keepe'. 
 Jobin, Henri, tanner and currier. 
 Lachaiice, D., black!<mith 
 Lacroix, J. P., blacksmith. ' • 
 
 Landry, David, farmer. 
 Liindry, Joseph, baker. 
 
 Laplante, Pierre, Hour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Lariviijre, Jean, farmer. 
 Lemieux, Fabien, paiater and cabinetmaker. 
 
 LesRitrd, Pierre, blacksmith. 
 
 L'Henreux, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 L'Houx, Louis, farmer. 
 
 Maillet, Felix, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Maillet, Jean, brickraaker. 
 
 Maillet, Thns., cabinet maker. 
 
 Marc'oux, Charles, hotel keeper. 
 
 Marcoux, Gas^pard, farmer. 
 
 Marooux, Pierre, mason. 
 
 Morency, FriSd^ric, general merchant. 
 
 Morency, George, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Morcnny, Richard, farmer. 
 
 Morency, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 Morin, Joachim, farmer. 
 
 Mu^ri^<et, Louis, cabinet maker. 
 
 Morriset, Louis, mason. 
 
 Nack6, Jean, jun, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Pamerleau, Louis, farmer. ■'•^^ '*- 
 
 Pamerlpau, Pierre, farmer. 
 
 ParCi, Joseph, farmer. * ' ' 
 
 Parent, Etienne, blacksmith. 
 
 Parent, Louis, farmer. 
 
 Perrault, Jean, farmer. - 
 
 Perrault. Joseph, mason. 
 
 Prouix, R«v. L, Roman Catholio. 
 
 Proulx,, T. P., coroner, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Roberge. Louis, blacksmith. 
 
 RouUier. Franyois, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Savoie, Pierre, tinxmith and mayor of municipality. 
 
 Schoux, George, hotel keeper. 
 
 Taschereau, George, land proprietor. 
 
 Taxchereaii, Thos. J., sheriff. 
 
 Thiberge. Marcel, farmer. 
 
 Turcot, Bfrnard, farmer. '' 
 
 Turcot, Louis, farmer. ' ' ' ' 
 
 Veilleux, Jean, farmer. 
 
 Voyer, Achille, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Voyer, Francois, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 LACHINE, C E. — 'An incorporated village, situated on the River St. Lawrence and Island of Montreal, 
 in ttio seignory of Montreal and county of Jacques (Jartier. It has communication with the City of 
 Montreal by a lin-4 of railway and the Lichine ship canal ; a steamer aiKO plies daily to and from tht 
 village of Caughnaw iga. in connection with the Skv Vork railways. It is noted as being one of the 
 oldest villages in Cinadi, and was heretofore the residence of the Governor of the Hudson Bay 
 Company. It h is Fion«h and English Model Schools, t'.s trade is pi-inoipally local, but there is a 
 good business dune in lumber. Distant from Montreal, 9 miles. Populatiou about 1,200. 
 
 Allard, Joseph, J. P. 
 
 AmosM, Alfred, builder. 
 
 Atness, Peter, carpenter. 
 
 Aussem, J., notary (uSlio. 
 
 Baudrias & Hem /iid. clothiers and merchant tailors. 
 
 Biudrias, P., gener^il merohant. 
 
 Barrel, Louis clothier, dry goods and general 
 
 merohant. 
 Birrp, Napoleon, butcher. 
 B -audouin, John U , carpenter. 
 B(;l anger, J , hotel keeper. 
 Urousseau, Mr.. Iuinbi>r merchant. 
 C\I88E, FABIEN, postmaster. 
 C iiu. James, shoemaker. - , \ 
 
 Carson. W., general merchant. 
 (j(!\{'.. Godfroy, shoermtker. 
 Chapman, Mrs., milliner am? dressmaker. 
 Cliri|iman, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 Carnn, P., grocer 
 
 Dawes J. P., T A. A Co., brewers. 
 Decouagne, Alfred, phyiician and surgeon. 
 PoMieo, .F. Bte. , carpenter. 
 Diibruuil, J., notary ptiblic. 
 Duoliarme, Mary, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Duff, Alexander, J. P. .; 
 
 England, J., grocer. • "' 
 
 Fallon, Patrick, J P. 
 
 Farlaud, Edward, tailor. 
 
 Flanagan, Rev. John, Church of England. 
 
 Gariepy, Alphonse. butcher. 
 
 Guilbeault, F., builder. 
 
 Hiirney, P., hotel keeper. . ' 
 
 Ilo'nond, Lodger, shoemaker. 
 
 Lntlinnno, J., proprietor Ottawa Hotel. " ' 
 
 Lefebvre, Antoine, hotel keeper. 
 
 Lefohvro, Antony, grocer. 
 
 Lefebvre, J. Bte., butcher. 
 
 Lefebvre, Magloirn, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Le)(er, Charles, hotel keeper. 
 
 Madore, Oliviure, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Mart-ohiil, Rev. J. N., Roman Catholio Chaplain. 
 
 MartuI, Charles, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Martineau. J., cooper. 
 
 MiHayer, Gabriel, waggon maker. 
 
 Ottawa Hotel. J. Laflamme, proprietor. 
 
 Parts Francis, sen., clothier and drjr goods mer- 
 
 olinnt. 
 PartS Francis, jun., grocer. 
 
 REEVES' SUPERIOR WATER COLOURS, AT W. C. CHEWETT A COS., TORONTO. 
 
LACHINE— LACOLLE. 
 
 805 
 
 roprietor. 
 
 surgeon. 
 
 der. 
 municipnlitj. 
 
 nnker. 
 maker. 
 
 of Moiitrea], 
 th thoCity of 
 and from tht 
 If;; one of the 
 
 Hudson B»y 
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 Dd. 
 
 oaer. 
 
 er. 
 
 Cimplain. 
 
 ker. 
 
 goodi mer- 
 
 )NTO. 
 
 Par6, Joseph, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Par6, Julien, shoemaker. 
 
 Pard, Louis, mayor. 
 
 Picard, Charles, blacksmith. 
 
 Pioh6, Rev, N., Roman CathoHo. 
 
 Poitras, J., blacksmith. 
 
 Prince of Wales Hotel, J. Roxel), proprietor. 
 
 Bocell, J., proprietor Prince of Wales Hotel. 
 
 Simpson, ReT. Wm.. Presbyterian. 
 8roith, J., dry goods mcrch.int. 
 Stain, A. B , physician and surgeon. 
 St. Denis, Stephen, lumber merchant. 
 Tafard, N., builder. 
 Tessereau, Francis, carpenter. 
 Tessereau. Jean Uaptiste, carpenter. 
 Whelau, J., hotel keeper. 
 
 IiA. CHUTE, C B.— A large village situated on the North River, in the township and county of 
 Argenleuil, of which it is the county seat. It has a Mechanics' Institute, an academy and a college. 
 Distant from Carillon Station, on the Grand Trunk R»ilway, with which it is connected by a daily stage, 
 9 miles ; from Montreal, 45 miles j and from Ottawa City, 75 miles. Daily mail and money order 
 office. Population about 600. 
 
 Allan, H., cooper. 
 
 Allan, The Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 
 
 Armstrong, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Barron, Col T. , J. P., crown land ag't, mayor & ward'n. 
 
 Barron, Tbos, jun., accountant, insurance, land and 
 general agent. 
 
 Bird, Peter, carpenter. 
 
 Boa, James, general merchant. 
 
 Boyd, Robert, general merchant. 
 
 Brown, Rev. W. D., Wt'sleyan Methodist. 
 
 Burch, Alvah, hotel and livery stable proprietor. 
 
 Bnrruighs, Charles, barrister, attorney, &o. 
 
 Byers, Richard, J. P. 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, T. 
 Barron, agent. 
 
 Christie, Thomas, M. D., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Clehiud, A., general merchant and hotel keeper. 
 
 Copland, N., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Daddridge & Mitchell, car' 'age, waggon and agri- 
 cultural implement makers. 
 
 Doeg, John, J. P. 
 
 Eadie, Rev. John, Canada Presbyterian. 
 
 Fish, James, sawyer. 
 
 Gallaway, Samuel, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Green, John, shoemaker. 
 
 Green, Joseph, tailor and hotel keeper. 
 
 Oreenshield, Wm , tailor. 
 
 Iloury, Ruv. Thomas, Canada Presbyterian. 
 
 Hill, S. k, Son, tanners, saddle and harness makers. 
 
 Kiddie, W., shoemaker. 
 
 Laue, Pbin., general merchant. 
 
 Lapptn, W., brickroaker. 
 
 Lonsdale, llov Mr., Episcopal. 
 
 Lowe, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Mackcr, Rev. John, Canada Presbyterian. 
 
 Mayo, Joseph, carriage, waggon and agricultural 
 
 implement maker. 
 McGibbon, A. & T., tanners, saddle & harness mak'rs. 
 MEIKLE, JOIliN, J. P., postmaster. 
 Meikle, 0. & U., gpneral merehauta. 
 Orr, S. & Son, general mt'cUii ri, 
 Paterson, Richard, shoemaker. 
 Riiett, David, crier and bHiliff. 
 Robertson, John, blacksmiih. 
 • Rose, David, tailor. 
 Rouse, George, carpenter, carriage, waggon and 
 
 agricultural implement maker. 
 Senter, James, blacksmith. 
 Shaw, Thomas, shoemaker. 
 Stronach, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 Taylor, John, general merchant. 
 Teise, George, brewer. 
 
 IiAC NOIR, C E. — A small post village in the Seigniory of Fournier and county of L'Islct. 
 from L'lslet, the county scat, 18 mites. Population about 76. 
 
 Distant 
 
 Casgrave, Rev. L. A., Roman Catholic. 
 Drupeau, S., general agent. 
 
 PELLETIER, J. B., postmaster. 
 
 IiACOLLE, C E. — A village in the Seigniory of Las;olle, county of St. Johns and district of Montreal, 
 feituHtcd on th3 west side of the River Richelieu, and near to a station on the Montreal and ChHmplain 
 Railroad. It contains an excellent academy and several good sohools, together with one Roman 
 Catholic, one Methodist, and one Episcopal Church ; is a port of entry, and has considerable local 
 trade. Lacolle was rendered historical in the war of I8l'2-14, and also during ihe rebellion of 1837-36, 
 Distant from the Province Line, 5 miles; and from Montreal, 40 miles. Daily mails. Population of 
 Tillage, 000, and of the pariah, 4,000. 
 
 American Hotel, W. H. Weldon, proprietor. 
 
 Bartlett, Elliot, Farmers Hotel. 
 
 Bartleit, Henry, blacksmith. 
 
 Bachanl. *lf <iu, upholsterer. 
 
 Baehant, T., general merchant. 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE CO., J. O'Connor, 
 
 jun., agent. 
 Canfield, R.. J. P. 
 
 Charpentier, Francis, waggon maker. 
 Charpentier, Thos, ihoem-iker, prop. Prino* Ilotel. 
 Cooper, C, merchant tailor. 
 Coupal, Slite, J. P , and parish nwyor. 
 I>Hi«'tt Lm Unimith. 
 
 Demoulin, Pierre, shoemaker. 
 
 Douglas, R , s:iwmill proprietor & lumber merchant. 
 
 Dumas, Joseph, parish councillor. 
 
 Durquette, Joseph, parish councillor. 
 
 Dykeman, A physician and surgeon. 
 
 Ennis' Hotel, ^tephen Ennis. proprietor. 
 
 Ennis, Stephen, proprietor, Ennis Hotel. 
 
 Fsrixers' Hotel, Elliott Bartlett, proprietor. 
 
 Feather^ton, Wm., parinh councillor, ■hoemtker, 
 
 tanner and trunk maker. 
 Frimegan, M , general merchant. 
 Force, A., J. P., general merchant ftiiisttrftnce agent. 
 Fertier, A., physioian ami lurgeoa. 
 
 CRAYON BRUSHES, PENCILS, and aU Materlala for SKETCHING, at W. C. CUEWETT ib Co'i. 
 80 
 
 ■llll 
 
 "^'^TSEbaKX'.S 
 
806 
 
 LACOLLE— LA GUERRE. 
 
 Fortin, M., general merchant and baker. 
 
 Foster, R., baker. 
 
 Girard, Francis, cabinet maker. 
 
 Gordon, Thoa., custoni house officer. 
 
 Graham, Alexander, pariah coanoillor. 
 
 Horts, W. M., banker and broker. 
 
 Hayne!<,.T. S., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Ilewson, Thomas, exprobs agent. 
 
 Hodgson, Thos., J. P. 
 
 Holden, A., landing waiter and searcher in cugtoma. 
 
 Hotohkias, O., flour and grist mill owner. 
 
 Jackson, John, shoemaker. 
 
 Jubert, Israel, marble worker. 
 
 LaooUe Academy. 
 
 Lanrault, David, saloon keeper and cabinet maker. 
 
 Lebelle, Rct. A., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Leclair, Peter, blacksmith. 
 
 Lockbart, Rev. Mr., Church of England. 
 
 Manning, Mrs. D., milliner. 
 
 Miller, L. S., clerk of commissioners and justices' 
 
 courts, acccountant and collecting agent. 
 Moore, Ralph, parish councillor. 
 Morrice, Lucien, blacksmith. 
 O'Connor, James, jun., insurance agent. 
 O'Connor, John, cabinet and chair maker, carpenter 
 
 and builder. 
 Piosouault, Tophile, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Prince Hotel, Thos. Charpentier, proprietor. 
 
 Ribee, James, tailor. 
 
 Rykeman, Rev. E. B., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Scafe, Thomas, tailor. 
 
 Scenery, Silvester, blacksmith. 
 
 Scriver, E., general merchant. 
 
 Smith, .lonatban, waggon maker. 
 
 Stoakes, J. T., carpenter, builder, and piano maker. 
 
 Teskey, Joseph, banker and broker. 
 
 Tremblay, J. N., notary. 
 
 Van Onnan, Trneman, carpenter and bailder. 
 
 Van Vliet, Alvin, tanner and trunk maker. 
 
 VAN VLIET, 0. M., assistant postmaster and gen- 
 eral merchant. 
 
 Van Vliet, John T., beef and pork packer and 
 livery stable proprietor. 
 
 VAN VLIET, TRAVER, postmaster and general 
 merchant. 
 
 VAN VLIBT, T. & SONS, general merchants, found- 
 ers, shoemakers, saddle and harness makeis. 
 
 VAN VLIET, W. U., assistant postmaster and gene- 
 ral merchant. 
 
 Walsh, Thomas, J. P, and general merchant. 
 
 Weldon, W, H., American Hotel. 
 
 Williams, Aaker, brickmaker. 
 
 Woodworth, F., general merchant 
 
 Wright, John, baker. 
 
 LAPONTAINE, C. W.— A small poat village situated on Boucher's River, in the township of Tiny 
 and county of Simooe. It has one common school. Distant from Barrie, the county town, 40 miles. 
 Population about 30. 
 
 Brunelle, Casimir, farmer. 
 Canton, David, saw mill owner. 
 Oendron, George, carpenter and builder. 
 Gibrat, ll«iv. L , Roman Catholic. 
 Hark, Robert, brickmaker. 
 Labissoniere, Fran9oi8, farmer. 
 
 Marcbildon, Hector, former. 
 
 Maurice, Abraham, farmer. 
 
 Moreau, C, farmer. 
 
 Moreau, Toussaint, photographic artist. 
 
 Paterson, James, blacksmith. 
 
 PILON, ANTOINE, postmaster and school teacher. 
 
 LAOGAN, C. W. — A small post village In the township of Kcnyon, county of Glangary, 
 from Cornwall, 36 miles ; and Arom Montreal, 70 miles. Population 60. 
 
 Distant 
 
 Cameron, Rev. Duncan, Presbyterian. 
 Campbell Hotel, Mr. Campbell, proprietor. 
 Campbell, Jnmes & Norman, patent right agents, 
 
 and carpenters and builders. 
 OATTANACH, D., J. P., postmaster, land agent, 
 
 oouucillor and general merchant. 
 
 Darroch, Rev. John, Presbyterian. 
 McDonald, Neil, saw mill owner. 
 MoLeod, Alexander, shoemaker. 
 MoLeod, Wm., blacksmith. 
 MoPhee, Allen, tailor. 
 Urquhart, Duncan, tanner. 
 
 LA OUEBIIE, C. E.— A village situated on the River La Guerre, in the township of Godraancheater, 
 Seigniory of St. Anicet, and county of H intingdon, Distant from Huntingdon, the county seat, 9 
 miles ; and fron^ Montreal, 60 miles. Population of Seigniory, per laat oensns, 8,170. 
 
 Barrett, Palriok, J. P. 
 
 Campbell, Miss 3., school teacher. 
 
 Caza, Theodore, lumber merchant. 
 
 Charlebols, Jean U , fumbcr merchant and farmer. 
 
 Coleman, Wm., boot and aboemaker. 
 
 Cooper, Thomas, cooper. 
 
 Dagonnis, Francis, farmer. 
 
 Doyle, James, tailor. 
 
 Duhcme, Marcel, farmer. 
 
 Grand, Thomas, builder. 
 
 Harrington, J., cooper. 
 
 Mahoney, Timothy, blacksmith. 
 
 MuDONALD, JOHN, J. P , postmaster, and general 
 
 merchant, 
 MoPherson, A., school teacher. 
 Mcl'berson, Angus, milliner and dreasmaker. 
 IilcPherson, D., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Robinson, Mrs., weaver. 
 Sbaugbn''My, Miaa, milliner and dr«Mr.a',ier. 
 
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 LAKE BEAUFOBT, C. E.— A Tillage, situated in the seigniory of St DunsUn and oounty of 
 Quebec. The seigniory was first settled in 1825 by Mr. Sbadgate, who started a large boarding school 
 on the banlcs of the Ltke, which is becoming a great sumnner resort for people from Quebec and other 
 parts, who wish to inhale the fresh and healthful breeies wnfted from the lake, and enjoy its delightful 
 scenery. It is distant from Quebec, the county seat, 12 miles ; from Charlesbourg, 8 miles; and from 
 Montreal, 200 miles. Daily mail. Population about 450. 
 
 Be ":4di8, Wm., saw mill proprietor. 
 Cavauagh, Tobias, parish councillor. 
 Falardeaa, Francis, parish councillor. 
 Fitzgerald, Michel, parish councillor. 
 Oaguon, Rev. M., Voman Catholic. 
 Hall, G. B., 8aw mill proprietor. 
 Mitchel, Rev. II , English Church. 
 Mitcbcl, Miss, Roman Catholic school teacher. 
 Murphy, Barnard, mason. 
 
 Pepins, Joseph, innkeeper. 
 
 Phalen, Martin, mason. 
 
 SIMONS, ARCHIBALD, postmaster and selgniorj 
 
 agent. 
 •Simons, Peter, innkeeper. 
 Smith, George, parish councillor. 
 Smith, John, J. P., and parish mayor. 
 Bprott, Wm., parish councillor. 
 Taylor, John, parish councillor. 
 
 LAEEFIELD, C. E.— A small post village in the townnhip of Gore and county of Argenteuil. Dis- 
 tant from Lauhute, the county town, 9 miles ; and from Montreal, 46 miles. Population about 60. 
 
 Arnolds, Alexander, flour and grist mill owner. 
 
 Barron, Thomas, crown land agent. 
 
 Qrifien, Rev. J. 
 
 Hicks, Robert, general merchant. 
 
 Moor, Charles, blacksmith. 
 
 Pollock, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 ROGERS, GEORGE, J. P., mayor, postmMter, and 
 
 general merchant. 
 Smith, Wm., J. P. 
 
 LAKESIDE, C. W.— A small post village in the township of East Nissouri, county of Oxford, North 
 Ki'ling. lu the vicinity of Lakeside, is a very beautiful lake, with an area of about two hundred 
 acres. The surrounding country is well improved and has a g)*ntly undulating surface. Distant 
 from Woodstock, the county town, 20 miles ; London, 26 miles ; and from Toronto, 105 miles. Popu- 
 lation 120. 
 
 Brazier, George, carpenter. 
 
 Brookman, Rev. W., Church of England. 
 
 Burdock, Enoch, blacksmith. 
 
 Eshelbury, Richard, waggon maker. 
 
 Gregory, W. H, J.P. 
 
 Harp, Henry, carpenter. 
 
 IngersoU, James, flour and saw mill owner. 
 
 Manson, John, tailor. 
 
 SHARPE, FRED. H., postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 Sharp, Richard L., hotel keeper. 
 Sige, Geo., shoemaker, 
 Stevens, Charles, shoemaker. 
 Throdsole, Chas. & Thos., masons and briokmakera. 
 
 LAMBETH, C. W.— A village situated on Dingman's Creek, in the township of Wegtminnter and 
 county of Middlesex. Distunt from London, the oounty town, miles; and from Delaware, 6 miles. 
 Daily mail. Population about 260. 
 
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 Ayers, M. 8., J. P., general merchant. 
 
 Baker, J. L., general merchant. 
 
 Bangbart, Michael, proprietor Junction Hotel. 
 
 Beach, Nathan, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Boattie, James, farmer and cabinet maker. 
 
 Beattie, Jeremiah, general merchant. 
 
 Beattie, Jeremiah, school teacher. 
 
 BUCK, ALMOND, postmaster. 
 
 Christian, Anthony, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Christian, Wm., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Daniels, J., physician and druggist. 
 
 Firman & Digmnn, saddle and haraeis makers. 
 
 Freakley, W., painter. 
 
 Qreer, John, school teacher. 
 
 Oregory, Mr , boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Halls, Thomas, mnson. 
 
 Heard, J. & G., carriage and waggon makers. 
 
 Heard, Robert, blacksmith. 
 
 Hoyt, Daniel, school teacher. 
 
 Iveson, Rev. James A., Wesleyan Methodist 
 
 Jackson, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Junction Hotel, Michael Banghart, proprietor. 
 
 Kelly, George, general merchant. 
 
 Lackby, Andrew, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Lambeth Ilo-ise, M. B. McGregor, proprietor. 
 
 Lancaster, T., 'armer. •* 
 
 Let.lie, Ephraim, weaver. 
 
 Matthews, James, J. P. 
 
 McGregor, M. B., proprietor Lambeth Honae. 
 
 Mills, J. k R., briokmakera. 
 
 Mordan, D., farmer. 
 
 Patrick, D., farmer. 
 
 Pincomb, Robert, butcher. 
 
 Poo, Peter, blacksmith. 
 
 Roberts. Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Routledge, J., farmer. 
 
 Thomas, Richard, farmer. 
 
 Wesoutt, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 LAMBTON, 0. B.— A post village, situated on lake St. Francis, in the seigniory of St. Vital ef 
 Lanibton and oouuty of Ilf^auoe. An extensive flour and lumbering butiness is carried on here. Dis- 
 tant from Quebec, 90 miles; firom St. Joseph, the ehef litu, 4i miles; and from Montreal, 160 miles. 
 Population about 700. 
 
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 Aadet, Fran9oi8, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Andet dit Lapointe, Felix, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Aadet, Ootave, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Balifor, Louis Ouilmet, bailiff. 
 
 Beaulay, Bilaire, blacksmith. 
 
 B^gin. Benjamin, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Bernard, Constance, school teacher. 
 
 Bignell, John, surveyor. 
 
 Brompton House, Dominique Morin, proprietor. 
 
 Bureau, Zephiriu, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Campagnard, Pierre, saw min proprietor and parish 
 
 oouDcillor. 
 Canadian House, Pierre Roy, proprietor. 
 Charrier, Charles, blackemiih. 
 Contare, Michel, parish councillor. 
 Dallaire, Louis, blacksmith. 
 Dallaire, Bomain, general merchant. 
 BoTeau, J. Bte., tanner and currier. 
 Gagnon, Charles, parish councillor. 
 Oodbout, Charles, blacksmith. 
 Godbout, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 Goatier dit Bernard, Mile. Constance, school teacher. 
 Batlti, Rer. L. B., Roman Catholio. 
 Labreoque, Charles, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 LABRECQUE, LOUIS, postmaster, physician, aor^ 
 
 geon and crown land agent. 
 Labreeque, Loais Napoleon, farmer. 
 Langlais, Ang£le, school teacher. 
 Langlais, Hubert, general merchant. 
 Langlais, Severe, tin and coppersmith. 
 Lemien, Mr., carpenter. 
 Marcean, Prudent, farmer. 
 Marin, Pierre, flour mill proprietor. 
 MoKenzie, Edward M., notary. 
 Morin, Dominique, proprietor Brompton House. 
 Proteau, Edouard, carpenter. 
 Protean, Joseph, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Proteau, Nichola, carpenter. 
 ProTOst, Charles, saw mill proprietor. 
 Riohard, Philippe, mayor. 
 Roy, Anselme, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Roy, Antoine, township secretary and treasurer. 
 Roy, Pierre, proprietor Canadian Honse. 
 SheTiot, Urbain, genera) merchant. 
 Talbot, Mnrecl, mason. 
 Tecteau, Edouard, carpenter and builder. 
 Tecteaa, Nicolas, carpenter and builder. 
 
 la'AMOROXJX, C. W. — A post Tillage, situated in the township and county of Tork. It contains one 
 Eoglish and one Methodist church, and one common school. Distant from Toronto, the county town, 
 13 miles. 
 
 Armstrong, Adam, carpenter. 
 Armstrong, Robert, boot and shoemaker. 
 Badgers, George, school teacher. 
 Belt, Rev. C, Church of England. 
 Brotherson, John, blacksmith. 
 Christie, William, farmer. 
 Cooper, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Fitxgerald, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Ley, George, blacksmith and agricultural implement 
 maker. 
 
 Long, James, farmer. 
 
 Markbam, T '^t. J., PrimitiTe Methodist. 
 
 Murphy, Wii...m, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Myers, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Richardson, Jesse, blacksmith. 
 
 Risebrough, William, farmer. 
 
 Scrncc, Henry, farmer. 
 
 Skelton, Richard, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Snider, Edwin, J, P., and farmer. 
 
 TAYLOR, JAS., postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 IiANABKt C. W. — An incorporated village, situated on the river Clyde, in the township and oonnty of 
 Lanark. Its principal businesa is lumbering, which is carried on to a great extent. It has a union, 
 grammar and common schools. Distant from Perth, the county town, 12 miles; from Brockville, 50 
 miles; and from Ottawa city, 65 miles. Daily mail, and money order oflioe. Population about 650. 
 
 Baird, James, shoemaker. 
 
 Bennett, Noble, blacksmith. 
 
 Bowen, Joseph, shoemaker. 
 
 Bowes, John, hotel keeper. 
 
 Brown, Miss, milliner aud dressmaker. . . 
 
 Brown, Thomas, painter. 
 
 Burke, Thomas, shoemaker. 
 
 Bums' Hotel, James Culross, proprietor. 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE CO., W. Robertson, 
 
 ■gent. 
 GiJd welt, Alex,, flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 Caldwell, Boyd, general aierehant. 
 Campbell, Angus, second-hand broker. 
 Carry, Robert, druggist and phyaioian. 
 Craig, Adam, village treasurer, beef and pork ^nl^r. 
 Crawford, Wm., carpenter. 
 Culross, James, hotel keeper, tailor. 
 Daley, John, painter. 
 Bobbie, James, founder and maohioUt, , 
 Bobbie, Thomas, grooer. 
 Bobbie, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 BryaJale, Alex., carpenter. 
 Brysdale, Andrew, carpenter. 
 Drysdale, Jas., cabinet, carriage and waggon Baker. 
 B|;^8dale, John, carpenter. 
 Drysdale, Mlsa, bonnet maker. 
 J>ryad«le, Robert, aen., earpenter. 
 
 Drysdale, Robert, cabinet maker. 
 
 Gallinger & Bennett, general merchants. 
 
 Oallinger, Jacob, blacksmith. 
 
 Gillies, John, flour and grist mill proprietors. , 
 
 Gillies & McLaren, lamber merchants. 
 
 Glossop, Daniel, shoemaker. 
 
 Gloasop, Francis, saddle and bameaa maker. 
 
 Gordon, John, carpenter. 
 
 HALL, A. G., postmaster, oolleoting agent, oonTey- 
 
 ancer, &c. (see card, p. 820.) 
 Hall, J. M. G., usistant postmaster. 
 Hunter, Alexander, blaokamith. 
 Jamea, Robert A., village orier». 
 Kenny, Jamea, aboemaker. 
 Laoouline, Jacob, blacksmith. 
 Lamont, Mrs., hotel keeper. 
 Linuinger, M. H., carpenter. 
 Malr, James, shoemaker. 
 Mair, John, tanner, bide and laathar dwtUr. 
 Matr, J. & C, general merchants. 
 Monahan, Wm., beef and pork dealer. 
 MoArthur, Andrew, tin and copperamith. 
 Mc Arthur, Mra., oonfeeiioner. 
 MeCalluni, W. L., aaddle nnd hamaaa mak«r« 
 MoBwen, Peter, tailor. 
 McGnirs, Thomas, shosmaksr.^ 
 Molnnss, Alexander, waggon maker. 
 
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 Molntyre, Mrs., milliner and dress maker. 
 HcLitren, David, carpenter. 
 McLaren, Duncan, hotel keeper. 
 McLaren, Miss, milliner and dress maker. 
 McLaren, Peter, B. A., head master QrammarschooL 
 Millotte, Adoratnre, cooper. 
 Monro, Alexander, druggist and physician. 
 Monro, A. & Son, general merchants. 
 Mullen, Patrick, batcher. 
 Quin, Thomas, saddle and harness maker. 
 Quin, Wm., grocer. 
 
 Robertson, John, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 Robertson, Robert, general tnerchaat. 
 Robertson, Wm , cabinet maker, iuAurance and gen- 
 eral agent, clerk of Divlaiun Court. 
 Ryan, Michael, carpenter. 
 Shanks, Rev. Philip, Congregationalist. 
 
 Smith, John, tanner, bide and leather dealer. 
 
 Smith, Wm., tanner. 
 
 Strang, John, shoemaker. 
 
 Teeson, Rev. Sumuol, Methodist. 
 
 Turner, Frank, barrister, attorney, Ac. 
 
 Turner, Francis, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Union Hotel, John Bowes, proprietor. 
 
 Victoria Hotel, Duncan McLaren, proprietor. 
 
 Wilson, Thomas, shoemaker. 
 
 Wallace, Robert, carpenter. 
 
 Watt, Thomas, carpenter. 
 
 Williamit, Rev. L. H., Church of England. 
 
 Wilson, Rev. Jaroe^, Presbyterian. 
 
 Wright, John, ciirpenter and village clerk. 
 
 Wright, P., carpenter. 
 
 Young, Daniel, waggon maker. 
 
 LANGSIDE, C. W. — A flourishing post village and farming district, situated on tho Niae-mile River, 
 in the township of Kinloss and county of liruce. Population of township 1825. 
 
 Black, David, blacksmith. 
 Campbell, M., eeneral merchant. 
 Chapman, C, saw mill proprietor. 
 Cochrane, A., general merch*nt. 
 Corrigan, S., general merchant. 
 Davidson, C, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Grundy, Andrew, blacksmith. 
 Harris, Thomas, J. P. 
 
 Miggareel, R., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 M<ij()r, O., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 McKay, Hugh, bluckitmith. 
 
 Purvis, John, J. P. 
 
 REID, PETER, postmaster. 
 
 Ross, D., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 8oinerville, James, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Wilson, James, plasterer. 
 
 LANGTON, C. W. — A post village, situated on Big Creek, in the township of Walslngham and oonnty 
 of Norfolk. Distant from Simcoe, the county town, 20 miles ; from Hamilton, 60 miles ; and from 
 Toronto, 80 miles. Population of township, 4,85;". 
 
 Barkley, James, school teacher. 
 
 BOUGH NER, D. W., postmaster and taTem keeper. 
 
 Boughner, H , boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Chambers, S., farmer. 
 
 Cruse, P., farmer. 
 
 Dederick, J. L., township treasurer. . 
 
 DeWitt, O. D., J. P. 
 
 Eyers, ¥., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Eyers, J., tailor. 
 
 Frankiyn, B., physician. 
 
 Qriffln, J. W., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Hotley, J., farmer. 
 
 Hutchinson, John B., township reeve. 
 
 Lucas, P., blacksmith. 
 
 Mansell, N., township councillor. 
 
 Martin, J., cooper. 
 
 Morgan, J. D., tanner and currier. 
 
 Richardson, R., township clerk, post of&oe address, 
 
 Port Rowan. 
 RilncHBter, B., lumber merchant. • 
 Smith, O. J., saw mill proprietor. 
 Smith, J., plasterer. 
 
 Steinhoff, John, general merchant and farmer. 
 Stevenson, Wm., township oiBcer. 
 Stone, Mrs., weaver. 
 Strong, James, J. P. 
 Swain, 0. W., farmer. 
 Walslngham, N., tavern keeper. 
 White, Her. Mr , Methodist. 
 
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 LANORAIE, C B. — A village situated on the north shore of the St. Lawrence River, in tb« 
 Sei(.:iiorie8 of Doutro and Lanorafe, and comity of Berthier, and contiguous to a station on the Grand 
 Trunk Railway. It has a larpe lumber and flour trade. Distant from Sorel, the county town, It miles ; 
 from Montreal, 36 miles; and from Quebec, 48 miles. Daily mail. Papulation of Parish, 2,007, by 
 last census. 
 
 BeauprA, Alexis, flour mill owner. 
 Caron, Alexis, hoot and shoemaker. 
 Charland, Joseph, woollen mill proprietor. 
 Champagne, Louis, general merchant. 
 Ccisso, Antoine, secretary of sohoul. 
 Desrasiers, Buzile, general merchant. 
 Desrnsiors, l.ouls, blacksmith. 
 Duoct, Jean Bte., grocer. 
 Galien, J. Bte., school teacher. 
 Grenier, Pierre, undertaker. 
 Hervieux, L. Qonr.aq\ie, hotel keeper. 
 Jolly, Pierre, blacksmith and mason. 
 Lafontain, Louis G,, J. P. 
 
 Latour, T. D., mayor, pr6(H of the county and 
 pres't of Mechanics' Institute, notary public, &o. 
 
 Lnranger, Rov. C. A., Catholic Church. 
 
 LE8CAULT, E,, postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 Lippe, Diclace, blacksmith. 
 
 Mandeville, Norbert, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Marcotte, Louis, tavern keeper. 
 
 McKercher, Alfred, carpenter and builder. 
 
 McKercber, John, school teacher. 
 
 Pngi^, John, plasterer nnd mason. 
 
 Paradis, Kephirio, machinist. 
 
 Pichrfi, G. Jovite, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Pioard, Joseph, grocer, flour and grain dealer. 
 
 Plante, J. Bte., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Prudhomme, M., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Riqner, Antoine, flour and saw mill owner, 
 
 Robillafd, P., house & sign painter ft carriage maker. 
 
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 IiANSDOWK, C.W. — A thriving villiige, situated in the township and South Riding of the oonnty 
 of Leedc, and a Station on the Qrand Trunk Railway. Distant from Brocliville, 20 milea ; from King- 
 ston, 29 miles; and fiom Toionto, 210 miles. Daily mail. Population about 250. 
 
 Beatty, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Bradley, Joseph A., cabinet maker and carpenter. 
 
 Browo, Rev. E. P., New Connexion Methodist 
 
 Campbell, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Carrol, Rev. John, Church of England. 
 
 Crea, J. Nelson, cabinet mnker. 
 
 Darling, Thos., general merchant. 
 
 Ennis, Robert, boot and shopmaker. 
 
 Qowan, Wm. B., crown land ngent. 
 
 Johnston, Wm. U., blacksmith. 
 
 Lattimer, James, blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 McFaden, Thos., physician and surgeon. 
 McKELVEY, QEORQE, J. P., postmaster. 
 Mitchell, Valentine, blacksmith. 
 Reid, Dftvid C, general merchant. 
 Sheppard, Henry, carpenter. 
 Sbeppard, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 Thompson, Wm., J. P., general merchant. 
 Weston, John, general merchant. 
 Wior, Uriah, tailor. 
 
 Ii'ACADIE, C. "E. — .^ flourishing village in the township of the same name, county of St. Johns, and 
 district, of Montreal. Disi.tiit from St. Johns, miles ; from the Montreal and Rouse's Point Railway, 
 8 miles ; and from Montreal, 21 miles. Daily mail. Population of the parish, about 24,000. 
 
 Belle, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Belle, Napoleon, general merchant. 
 
 Belle, Olivier, general merchant. 
 
 Bissonette, Isa'ic, J. P. 
 
 Bourassa, Frs., M.P.P. 
 
 Bourgeoise, .Michel, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Byrnes, Anthony, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Charbouneau, Charles Thos., notary public. 
 
 Charbonncaii, Thos , clerk Commissioner's Court. 
 
 Cdt<^, I.iaac, fluur and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 DENEAU, MME. E., postmistress. 
 
 Dupont, Laurent, waggon maker. 
 
 Dupuis, Charles, shoemaker. 
 
 Fortin, Pierre, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Gjiltneau, Simon, tanner. 
 
 Gocheau, Edouard, carpenter. 
 
 Qocheau, Mrs. Ed , bonnet maker. 
 
 Gr^goire, Jean Bte., waggon maker, 
 
 Larocque, B., J. P., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Lefebvre, Vital, saw mill proprietor. 
 Marcaut, Fabien, shoemaker. 
 Marcaut, Joseph, sen., blacksmith. 
 Marcaut, Joseph, jun., blacksmith. 
 Marchand, Joseph, tanner. 
 Morin, Paul, hotel keeper. 
 Papineau, Luc, hotel keeper. 
 Patenaudre, Andr^, carpenter. 
 I'atenaudre, Moise, carpenter. 
 Peltier, Pierre, blacksmith. 
 Ranger, Mrs. L. 0., bonnet maker. 
 Robert, Rev. R., Roman Catholic. 
 Roy, Jas. H., saw mill proprietor. 
 Roy, Jean Bte., carpenter. 
 Roy, Hilaire, carpenter. 
 Roy, Laurent, saw mill proprietor. 
 Roy, Pierre, J. P., mayor. 
 Roy & Decelles, general merchants. 
 
 L'ANSE A GILES, C. E. — A post village in the seignory and county of L' Islet. 
 Quebec, 42 miles. 
 
 Distant from 
 
 Allaire, Augustin, flour and feed dealer. 
 
 B6'a-iger, Edouiirl, tobacco manufacturer. 
 
 Bernicr, Calixte, farmer. 
 
 Bernier, Cyrille, farmer. 
 
 Bernier, Euloge, farmer. 
 
 Bernier, Jas. E , farmer. 
 
 Bernier, Jos. J., farmer. -. ' . _ 
 
 Bernier, Naroisse, farmer. 
 
 Bernicr, Pbilias, builder. 
 
 Bernier, Tbadu, broker, 
 
 Bernier, Mme. Edward, farmer. 
 
 Cr6tien, Michel, tobacco manufacturer. 
 
 D' Amour, Frs., agricultural implement maker. 
 
 Desch^oes, Edouard, agricultural implement maker. 
 
 Dugal, Charles, tanner, hide and leather dealer. 
 
 Durant, Hubert, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Fortin, Julien, architect. 
 
 Fortin, Mme. Stanislas, second hand broker. 
 
 Fournier, Franfois, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Fouruier, Jacques, farmer. 
 
 Fournier, Noel, farmer. 
 
 Eraser, A., sen., agricultural implement maker. 
 
 Eraser, Anselme, jun., exchange dealer. 
 
 Eraser, Hubert, agricultural implement maker. 
 
 Gagn^, Calixte, farmer. 
 
 Giasson, Isaac, farmer. 
 
 GIASSUN, J. F., postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 Giasson, Mme. J. F., farmer. 
 
 Giasson, On(jsme, assistant postmaster. 
 
 Irr^tien, Francois tobacco manufacturer. 
 
 Lagassd, Louis, shnemakcr. 
 
 Leblano, Andr6 pork packer. 
 
 Normand, Naroisse, farmer. 
 
 Normand, Octave, carpenter. 
 
 Poitras, Anthime, builder. 
 
 Puitras, Cesaire, builder. 
 
 Poitras, Henri, iron railing maker. 
 
 Poitras, Michel, iron railing maker, &o. 
 
 Poitras, Narcit-se, builder. 
 
 Qu^in, Mme. C, second-hand broker. 
 
 Richard, George, tanner. 
 
 Roohefort, Pierre, waggon maker. 
 
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 LA PETITE BIVIBRE, C. E.— A thriving post village, situated in the 4)arish of Petite Riviere, 
 St. Francois Xavier, county of Ch>trlevoix. Distant from Quebec tiO miles, and from MouUel. 
 miles. Population of the parish, by last census, 728. 
 
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 Btateaa, JuUen, boot nnd shoemaker. 
 
 Bouchard, Catimire, blacksmith. 
 
 Bouchard, Nil, f.oar and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Lnjoie. Igoaoe, blacksmith. 
 
 LARVIE, M'LLE ELISABETH, postmistress. 
 
 Larvie, Uyppolite, blacksmith. 
 
 Riouz, Rer. Mr, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Sievnn, John, J. P, 
 
 Tremblay, Bernard, milliner and dressmnkrr. 
 
 Tremblay, Eliour, general merchant & hotel keeper. 
 
 Tremblay, Paul, tanner and curi'ier. 
 
 LA PIQEONNIER, C. E.— A post village in the Seigniories of La Salle and St. George, county of 
 Niipierville, district u Montreal. Distant from Montreal, 24 miles; St. Rtimi, 3 miles; and from a 
 depot on the Montreal and Champlain Railffay, 2 miles Population of parish, 2,500. 
 
 Aubertin, Joseph, carpenter. 
 
 Auprig, Ludgen, baker. 
 
 Baudin, Francois, shoemaker. 
 
 Baudin, Venaut, shoemaker. 
 
 Blain, Louis, commissioner of small causes. 
 
 Blain, M. G., clerk of Court and general merchant. 
 
 Bisson, Julien, commissioner of small cauucs. 
 
 Bourdeau, Louis, shoemaker. 
 
 Caupal, Franfoia, Tillage mayor. 
 
 Caupal, Vital, plough maker. 
 
 D61ude, Pierre, baker. 
 
 Dep6t Hotel, Antoine Roberta, proprietor, 
 
 Dupnis, M., blacksmith. 
 
 G6ddan, Robert, grocer. 
 
 Qirouz, F. X , shoe anl saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Hameliu'a Hotel, Joseph Hamelin, proprietor. 
 
 Hamelin, Ir6ne, grocer. 
 
 Hamelin, Joseph, proprietor Haraelin's Hotel. 
 
 Hotel du Peuple, Francois, Paradis, proprietor. 
 
 Imbault, Fran9oi8, grocer. 
 
 Isabelle, Misses & Co., milliners. 
 
 Isabelle, James, Jan., blacksmith. 
 
 LaBelle, F., notary public. 
 
 Lamaue, L6on, grocer. 
 
 Launoelot, Edmond, blaoksmith. 
 
 Laurin, Louis, blacksmith. 
 
 Lcfebvre, Gcoffroy, commissioner of small causes. 
 
 Marcband, T., bluckamith. 
 
 Martin, Toussaint, commissioner of small causes. 
 
 Normandin, M'me. H., millioer. 
 
 Normnndin, Honore, cabinet maker. 
 
 Paradis, Francois, proprietor. Hotel du Peuple, J. 
 
 P. and commi.suioner of small cause:). 
 Paradis, F. X., flour and grain dealer. 
 Pepin, Z., bailiff. 
 Quilliam, Tboman, J. P. 
 Kicard, Jules, blacksmith. 
 RICARD, N0£, bailiff and collecting agent (see 
 
 card, p. SM). 
 Ricard, Ozias, tanner. 
 Rielle, Charles, cooper. 
 
 Rimond, Pierre, commissioner of small causes. 
 Robert, Flavien, general merchant. 
 Robert, Pierre, waggon maker. 
 ROY, MOSES, po«.ma.ler. 
 Senegal, Michel, grocer. ' 
 Taupin, J., physician and surgeon. 
 Tremblay, M'me. P , milliner. 
 Tremblay, P., shoemaker. 
 Trudeau, Olivier, shoemaker. 
 Vauchestieng, Midard, waggon maker. 
 
 Xi^ PRESENTATION, C. E. — A post village in the parish of La Prusentation, seigniory of 
 Deloriue and county of St. Hyacinthe. DiHtaut from St. Hyacinthe, the chef lieu, 6 miles; and from 
 St. Denis, 12 miles. Population of pariiih 2000, and of village, 76. 
 
 Beauregard, Rev. Joseph, Roman Catholic. 
 
 BERGARON, NARCIS3E, postmaster & shoemaker. 
 
 Bernard, CI6ophas, tailor. 
 
 Bertiaume, Baptiste, carpenter. 
 
 Deschaps, Toussaint, potter. 
 
 Desgraoge, Damas, carpenter. 
 
 Desmarais, Andre, tailor. 
 
 Desmarais, Joseph, brickmaker. 
 
 Harpin, Edouard, shoemaker. 
 
 Langevin, Antoine, blacksmith. 
 
 Madeau, Francois, waggon maker. 
 
 Mathieu, Hilare, general merchant. 
 
 Michou, Alex, carpenter. 
 
 Myetie, Alexis, general merchant. 
 
 Pardit, Regis Antoine, blacksmith. 
 
 Prumier, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Turcotte, Baptiste, sen., carpenter and co'ipcr. 
 
 Turcotte, Baptiste, juo., waggon maker. 
 
 LASKAY, C. W. — A small post village, situated on a branch of the River Humber, in the township of 
 King and county of York. Distant from Toronto, 26 miles; and from King Station, on the Northern 
 Railway, 2} miles. Population about 50. 
 
 BALDWIN, GEORGE S., postmaster, dyer and 
 
 scourer. 
 Baldwin, G. S. & Co., woollen mill proprietors. 
 Baldwin, Joseph, general merchant and mill owner. 
 Beams, John, plasterer. 
 Blaokburn, Wm., weaver. 
 Burgess, Tbomas, cooper. 
 Crane, Wm., shoemaker. 
 Crown, Wm., shoemaker. 
 
 Flay, W., carpenter ond builder. 
 Goodfellow, Wm., farmer. 
 Oorden, James, farmer. 
 Lawrence, George II., hotel keeper. 
 Lomas, Rev. Wm . Primitive Methodist. 
 Milligan, Rev. James, Prcsbyferinn. 
 Rupert, 0., physician and surgeon. 
 Watson, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 L'ASSOMPTION, C. B.— An incorporated village and parish, situated upon a peninsula formed by 
 tbe River L'Assoniption, in the county of the same name and <liijtrict of Juliette. The village is in the 
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 Fief Bnyenl. L'Assomption is the ehrf lieu of the county, and the circuit court is held here. Diat&nt 
 from Montreal, 24 miles ; and the same distance from Berthier. Popnlatiou of Tillage 1,279 ; and of 
 parish 2,031. 
 
 Allard, Etienne, tanner. 
 
 Allin, Fabian, saloon keeper. 
 
 Archambaalt, Ales, mayor. 
 
 Archambault, A. E.. general merchant. 
 
 Archambault, Comille, notary public. 
 
 Archambault, Eug<^ne, notary public. 
 
 Archambault, Etig^ne, blacksmith. 
 
 Archambault, Francois, sen., builder. 
 
 Archambault, Francois, jun., builder. 
 
 Archambault, Joseph, saloon keeper. 
 
 Archambault, Louis, notary public. 
 
 Archambault, L'Honorable F. M., general merchant. 
 
 Archambault, Zephirin, general merchant. 
 
 Barnabe, Fabian, blacksmith. 
 
 Barret, Rev. Norbert. Roman {'atholio. 
 
 Desaut, Kdvrard, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Blanchard, Fabian, tanner. 
 
 Brouiilot, Francis, shoemaker. 
 
 Brouillct, Joseph, boot and shoe maker. 
 
 Cazeneuve, Joseph Z , grocer. 
 
 Cfticneuve, 0. Z., councillor. 
 
 Chaput, Agraphite, general merchant. 
 
 Chaput, Cyriac, councillnr and general merchant. 
 
 Chaput, Zail, saw mill owner. 
 
 Charbnnneau, Agaphite, blacksmith. 
 
 Chevalier, Joseph, shoemaker. 
 
 Chevalier, Moise. 
 
 Chevalier, Narcisse, shoemaker. 
 
 Christin, Joseph, grocer. 
 
 College of L'Assomptioa, Kov. Damaao Laporte, 
 
 director. 
 Descbaiue, Felix, shoemaker. 
 Desrochcrs, Etienne, tailor. 
 Dorval, Rev. Fereol, Roman Catholic. 
 Dubois, Edmond, grocer. 
 Dugas, Joseph, saloon keeper. 
 Duharnel, Benjamin, general merchant. 
 Durand, Moise, grocer. 
 Durand, Moise, shoemaker. 
 Faribault, Joseph N. E., notary public. 
 Forest, Francois, general merchant. 
 Forest, J. B., general merchant. 
 Qalarneau, Charles, baker. 
 
 Qalarneau, Narcisse, baker. 
 
 Oarriepy, Pierre, tanner. 
 
 Gosseliu, Seraphim, saloon keeper and shoemaker. 
 
 Guilbault, Charles, shoemaker. 
 
 OUILBAULT, JOS., councillor and postmaster. 
 
 Harbour, Olivier, baker. 
 
 Jourdain, Elie, shoemaker. 
 
 Laporte, Rev. Damase, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Ledous, Antoine, sen., shoemaker. 
 
 Ledoux, Antoine, jiin., shoemaker. 
 
 Lemise, Narcisse, blacksmith. 
 
 Lippi, Pierre, builder. 
 
 Marcel, J. Zelded, notary public. 
 
 Marsil, Amable, coanoiilur. 
 
 Martel, Elize, carpenter. 
 
 Martel, Oodfroid, carpenter. 
 
 Martel, Godfroid, dealer in mnsieal instraments and 
 
 watchmaker. 
 Martel, Joseph Z , clerk of Court. 
 Martel, Louis, watchmaker. 
 Martel, Pierre, carpenter. 
 McMurray, Thomas, shoemaker. 
 Meruier, Alexis, grocer. 
 Mercier, Pierre, shoemaker. 
 Mulo, Olivier, shoemaker. 
 Normandeau, Joseph, grocer. 
 Normandeau, Louis, councillor and watchmaker. 
 Papin, Edoiinrd, general merchant. 
 Payette, Eue^be, tanner. 
 Perruult, Edouard, shoemaker. 
 Picard, Trefl6, carpenter. 
 Poiriet, M., J. P., oounolllor, notary and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Prudbomme, Ner^e, waggon maker. 
 Quesnel, Antoine, carpenter. 
 Reneaud, Cyriac, shoemaker. 
 Robicheau, Edouard, grocer. 
 Thirieu, Danieu, tailor. 
 Vitillant, Rdouard, baker. 
 Vaillanc, Edouard, wxggon maker. 
 Vezina, Rev. F61ix, Roman Catholic. 
 Wright, James, saloon keeper. 
 
 LATERRIEBE, C. E.— A post village, situated in the seignory of Grand Bnll6, and connty of 
 Cliicuutiiiii. It was first settled about the year 1846, and has three common schools. Distant from 
 Chiuoutimi, the ccmty town, 9 miles; and from Quebec, 141 miles. Population of seigniory by last 
 census, 81G. 
 
 Harvey, Thomas, secretary- trcosurer to Muuicip&l I Mathews, Ronnald, J. P. 
 
 Council. MchENZlE, GEORGE, J.P., postmaster. 
 
 Kinfret, P. N., mayor. } 
 
 IiAUHEL, C. W. — A small post village, in the township of Amaranth and county of Wellington, North 
 Riding, laid out in I8(J8. Distant from Guulph, the county town, 4U miles; and from Toronto, 60 
 miles. Population, about 26. 
 
 Bevan, George fl., carpenter and builder. 
 Gray, M. S., mason aud briokmaker. 
 Gray, Richard, blacksmith. 
 
 Morrisaon, Mr., shoemaker. 
 
 SPENCE, JAMES, postmaster, commissioner in B. 
 R., and general merchant. 
 
 LAVAIi, C. E. — A post village anJ parish, in the county of Montmorency and district of Quebec. It 
 was first settled about the year I8.S3, and was very backward fur about twenty years, since which tim« 
 it has been improving rapidly. It has a good lumber trade. Distant from Beauport, 12 miles ; and 
 from Quebec, 15 miles. Population of the parish, about 700. 
 
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 B^ard, Ferdinand, carpenter. 
 
 Bolan, John, mayor. 
 
 Boucher, Mm., tailoreHS. 
 
 ClaTCt, Widow, Ch., hat, oap, and far dealer. 
 
 Filioii, Pierre, grocer. 
 
 OAGNON, H., poBtmaatar. 
 
 agnoD. ReT. Hyacintbe, Roman Cntholio. 
 «»uay, Elie, blacksmith and saw mill propristor. 
 
 Hall, Q., flour, grist, and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Le Rossignol, Jean, ot.rpenter. 
 
 Moore, James, grocer. 
 
 O'Brien, John, beef and pork desle*. 
 
 Phelnn, John, shoemaker. 
 
 ThoraaHson, Widow, C , grocer. 
 
 Touchette, Joseph, carpenter. 
 
 LAVENDER, C. W. 
 
 the County of Siracoe. 
 Population about 30. 
 
 Allen, Edward, agent Canada Life ABSurance Co. 
 Bowman, Isrnel, grain cradle manufactarer. 
 Bowman, Judah, flour and grist mill owner. 
 Hutchinson, Richard, grain cradle manufacturer. 
 
 -A small post village, situated in the township ofMulraur and South Riding of 
 Distant from Barrie, the county town, S3 miles ; and from Toronto, !!> miles. 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANr, Edward 
 
 Allen, agent. 
 MASTIN. I. B., postmaster. 
 Mastin, Mr., innkeeper. 
 
 LAWRENCBVILLE, C. E.— A post Tillage in the northern diTision of 'the township of Stukely, 
 couuiy of ijbefl'urd and district of Uedtoni. It was first settled about the year 1887, and has one 
 district school. Divtunt from Waterloo, the county seat, 12 miles; from Sherbrooke, 25 miles ; from 
 Montreal, 70 miles; and from Quebec, 118 miles. Population about 160 
 
 Bourdeau, O^d^on, hotel keeper. 
 
 Godaire, Jalien, shoemaker. 
 
 Hicks, ReT. Wm , Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 LAWRENCE, ERASTUS, J. P., postmaster. 
 
 Lawrence, Erastus & Son, general merchants and 
 
 mill owners. 
 Lawrence, Henry, jun., builder and stave maker. 
 
 Lawrence, Rev. Pere II., J. P., Adventist. 
 
 Lawrence, P6re H., blacksmith, 
 
 Phifield, Prentice, shoemaker. 
 
 Shepherd, Thomas L., tanner. 
 
 Smith, Jesse & Son, coopers and stave makers. 
 
 Tregean, Isidore, physician and surgeon. 
 
 LEAMINGTON, C. W.— A post village in the 
 within sight of Lake Erie. Laid out in 1856. 
 Toronto, '^00 miles. Population about 200. 
 
 Avis, John W., flour and grist mill owner. 
 
 Baker, Wm , cabinet maker. 
 
 Baruum, D. W., photographic artist. 
 
 Conover, James, brickmaker. " "■" 
 
 Conover, Peter, chairmaker. 
 
 Cowan, Walter, J. P. 
 
 Deming, Eli R., general merchant. 
 
 Firk, Thoman, carpenter. 
 
 Fitch, Rev. .H., Baptist, 
 
 Fletcher, Rev. Mr., Church of England. 
 
 Foster, George, brickmaker. 
 
 Foster, Ralph, J. P. 
 
 Freeland & Wilkinson, carpenters and cabinet 
 
 makers. 
 Handford, J. B., hotel keeper and shoemaker. 
 Hetherington, Michael, carpenter. 
 Hodgson, Wm., mason and plasterer. 
 KIMBALL, WARREN, postmaster, township clerk, 
 
 and shoemaker. 
 Lambert, Robert, physician and surgeon. 
 Lane, Ransom, carpenter. 
 Lee, James, blacksmith. 
 
 township of Mersea and county of Essex, situated 
 Distant from Sandwich, the county town, 32 miles ; 
 
 Letherington, John, saw, flour, and grist mill 
 
 owner. 
 Levy, George, cooper. 
 Levy. .Joseph, cooper. 
 Malott, I'licodore, J. P. 
 McGaw, John, farmer. 
 Miller, James, waggon maker. 
 O'Connor, John, jun., county warden. 
 Palmer, Corydon, general merchant. 
 Plingow, John, tinsmith. 
 
 Pulford, Walter, blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 Quick, Thomas, farmer. 
 Robinson, J. S., tnilor. 
 Russell, George, reeve. 
 Slybrook, George, blacksmith. 
 Smith & Klani, saddle and harness makers. 
 Wigfield, Jonathan, clerk division court, custom 
 
 house ollicer, collecting agent and notary. 
 Wigle, Leonard, township treasurer and hotel keeper. 
 Wilkinson, John, farmer. 
 Withey, Orrin, shoemaker. 
 
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 LEASKDALE, C. W.— A small post village, in the township of Scntt and county of Ontario. Is plea- 
 santly situated on the bank of the Succour River. The village derives its name from George Leask, 
 who was among the earliest settlers in 1852. Distant from Whitby, the county town, 29 miles; and 
 from Toronto, 60 milPH. 
 
 Population 85, 
 
 Colling, Geo., tailor, clothier and general merchant. 
 Ferguson, Mrs. Hugh, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Foster, Edward, boot and shoemaker. 
 Foster, Robert, hotel proprietor, good aooommods- 
 
 tions for travellers. 
 Law, Wm., carriage and waggon maker- 
 LEASK, GEORGE, postmaster and proprietor of 
 
 flour mill with four run of stones. 
 
 Leask, James, saw mill owner. 
 Oxtoby, Robert, carpenter. 
 Oxtoby, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Reid, Thomas, carpenter. 
 Sumerfit, Thomas, brickmaker. 
 Stevenson, George, saw mill owner. 
 Thompson, Wm., saddle and harness maker. 
 Wate, Robert, tailor. 
 
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 LEEDS, C. E.— A flonri»hlng vUlnge, in the township of Leeds, oounty of MeKtntio and diatrict of 
 ArtbafiaNkn. It is Hitualpd in a rich miDflral region, and but a dbon, distance from the ilarvey Hill 
 copper minei. lis trade is principally local, but it does a considerable buMinesa in flour and lumber. 
 It has one model and one infMnt school. Distant from Inrernes^ the chef lieu, \'i miles ; from B)'>.«can'- 
 conr Bridf^e, en the Qraod Trunlc Railway, Iti miles ; and from Quebec 4U miles. Daly mail and 
 money order office. Population about 200. 
 
 Arkley, Robert, fanning mill iratcer. 
 
 Bailey, Adiim, wine and liquor dealer. 
 
 Craig, Wm., shoemalcer. 
 
 Craig. Wm. C, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Cummins, Leviston, municipal secretary & treasurer. 
 
 Derry, Josieph, blacksmith. 
 
 Dunham Qeorge, tailor. 
 
 Dunn, Rev. Wm., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Eames, John, !>addle and harness maker. 
 
 Feasant, Rev. Edwin, Wesleyan Mc-tbodist. 
 
 Goff, Jamts U., sash, blind and door manufacturer. 
 
 Goff, ZacharioB, -len., J. P. 
 
 Goff, Zacharios, jun.. saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Glover & Fry, general merchants. 
 
 Greenlay, Miss £., bonnet maker. 
 
 Greculay. John, shoemaker. 
 
 Gullcn, Robert, township mayor. "'" 
 
 Hall, A., flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Hall, Miss A. E., school teacher. 
 
 Bnme, John, J. P., crown land agent. 
 
 Hume, Wm, collecting agent. 
 
 Jameson, Hugh, road ovorsecr. * ■ " ■■ 
 
 Jameson, Wm , bl ckamith. 
 
 JIGGBNS, M.VITUEW, postmaster. 
 
 Kinnear, Jas., flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Lanibly, John T., tanner and general merchant. 
 
 Lancaster, Geo. H. 
 
 Learmoutb, Wm., saw milt proprietor. 
 
 Macfarlane, James, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Mallin, John B., general merchant. 
 
 MoBurney, Charles, tailor. 
 
 McConechy, Rev. James, Presbyterian. 
 
 McCutcheon, Hugh, hide and leather dealer. 
 
 McKee, James, blackbmith. 
 
 McKenzie, Malcolm, tailor. 
 
 Montgomery, John, shoemaker. 
 
 Parker, Daniel, sen., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Parker, Daniel, jun., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Redfern, Joseph, J. P. 
 
 Keid, John, flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Itichmond, Rev. John P., Church of Eogland. 
 
 Scott, Montague, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Smith, John, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Symes, Wm., cabinet maker. 
 
 Thompson, Isaac, blacksmith. 
 
 Trenholm, Miss C., school teacher. 
 
 Wark, Richard, shoemaker. 
 
 Wyatt, Francis, carpenter and builder. 
 
 LEFROY, C. W.— A thriving village, and station on the Northern Railway, situated in the township 
 of Innisfil, South Riding of the County of Simcoe. It has a good farming country adjacent, and large 
 
 Distant from Barrie, the 
 Population about 200. 
 
 quantities of grain are shipped from the station during the winter season, 
 county town, 11 miles; CoUiugnood, 42 miles; and from Toronto, 68 miles. 
 
 Ayerst, Alfred, hotel keeper. 
 
 Bannerman, John, farmer. 
 
 Beech, Mills, hotel keeper. 
 
 Burns, Robert, carpenter and 'builder. 
 
 Cochrane, John, tinsmith. 
 
 Craighead, John, lime burner. 
 
 Craighead, Wra., farmer. 
 
 Cronan, James, farmer. 
 
 DAVIDSON, DAVID, J. P., postmaster ond general 
 
 merchant. 
 Donnelly, Hugh, farmer. 
 Fulford, L., grocer. 
 Giipin, Wm., farmer. 
 Goodfellow, Wm., farmer. 
 Gordon, Stewart, farmer. 
 Gregory, Daniel, school teacher. 
 Grose, Henry, J. P., saw mill owner. 
 
 Grose, Richard, farmer. 
 
 Grose, Robert, farmer. 
 
 Irving, Jonathan, farmer. 
 
 Looby, Michael, farmer. 
 
 Lurasden, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 McKAY, GEORGE P., general merchant. 
 
 McKee, Robert, farmer. 
 
 McKenzie, Alex., tailor. 
 
 Miller, Andrew, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Paiton, P. D., mason and plasterer. 
 
 Reynolds, Patrkok, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Richards, Emanuel, butcher. 
 
 Terrell, Thomas, tailor. 
 
 Todd, Mr , carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Wilson, A. B., farmer. 
 
 Withie, W. A., blacksmith. 
 
 Wray, Samuel, butcher. 
 
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 IiEINSTEB, C. W. — A county post oflBoe situated in the township of Hiohraond and county of 
 Lennox. The iuhabitaats of the neighbourhood are engaged exclusively in farming pursuits. 
 
 JORDAN, MICHAEL, postmaster. 
 
 LEITH, C. W. — A post village in the neighbourhood of Lake Huron, In the township of Sydenham and 
 county of Grey. Distant from Owen Sound, the county town, 7 miles. Population about 180. 
 
 Ainslie, Adam, grist and flour mill proprietor. 
 
 Brown, Thoma><, carpenter. 
 
 Burr, Piiter, blacksmith. 
 
 Cameron, Arthur, carpenter. 
 
 Cameron, George, oarpentor. 
 
 Cameroxi, Peter, carpenter. 
 
 Clusk, James, carpenter. 
 
 La Berge, Stephen & Charles, milleri. 
 
 Lemon, Charles, shoemaker. 
 
 ROSS, J.\.\1ES, postmaster and general merchant 
 
 Sutherland, John, hotel keeper. 
 
 Turnbull, John, tailor. 
 
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 LEMONVILIjE, C. W.— a post Tillage in the township of Whitchurch and county of York, North 
 Kidiug. Distant from Toronto, 25 milea. Population about lUO. 
 
 Baraby, John & Joseph, apholsterers. 
 
 Barkey, John, cabinet iniker. 
 
 Barkey, Joseph, cabinet maker. 
 
 Burkholder, Jacob, saw mill. 
 
 Cook, ThoniRH, jun., farmer. 
 
 DaTis. John P., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Dougherty, S»rouel. 
 
 Dougherty, S. T., school teacher. 
 
 Dougherty, Mrs. 8. T., milliner and dvessmaker. 
 
 Eckardt, George, tanner. 
 
 Focklar, Abraham, farmer. 
 
 Gray, Wm., fancy weaver. 
 
 Henderson, Andrew, farmer. 
 
 Hill, James, fancy weaver. 
 
 HILL, JOHN, postmaster. 
 
 Hill, John, jun., (^ncral merchant. 
 
 Hunter, Daiiivl, farmer. 
 
 Hunter, Wm., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Miihon, Andrew M., carpenter and builder. 
 
 MjKny, George, blacksmith. 
 
 *icKay, Wm.. tailor and cluthier. 
 
 McKay, Wm , dyer and scourer. 
 
 Mussalinan, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Patterson, Henry, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Phillip, James, hotel proprietor. 
 
 i^mith, John, farmer. 
 
 »Vhite, W. L., boot and Rhoemaker. 
 
 Wilson, Jnmes, tailor. 
 
 Wright, Abraham, boot and Hhoemak -r. 
 
 Vipp, Peter, tanner, hide and teatbe' dealer. 
 
 LENNOXVILLE, C. E. — A flourishing village and station on the Grand Trunk Railway, situated 
 on the Rivf^r St. Francis, in the township of Ancot, county of Compton, and district of St. Francis. It 
 is noted fur the copper and lead mines in the vicinity, and has a college and grammar school. Distant 
 from the town of tjherbrooko, 3 mile.t ; from Richmond, 28 luilea ; and from Montreal, 100 miles. 
 Daily mail and money ordet oluce. Population about 300. 
 
 Albion Hotel, Prosper Oliver, proprietor. 
 
 Atkinson, Wm.. phoemnker. 
 
 Aylmer, Lord, Copper Mining Company. 
 
 Barrie, James, J. P., tailor and general merchant. 
 
 British American Hotel, Stephen Clark, proprietor. 
 
 Brooks & Abbott, general merchants. 
 
 Brooks, Chas., J. P., agricultural implement manu- 
 facturer. 
 
 Capel & Cackson, brewers. 
 
 Clark, E., Copper Mining Company. 
 
 Clark, Stephen, proprietor British American Hotel. 
 
 Copper Mining Company. 
 
 CUSHING, J. P., postmaster, general mer^Lant and 
 express agent. 
 
 Dodwell, Rev. 0. B., M.A. 
 
 Dyer & Longfellow, dealers in stoves, tinware, &o. 
 
 Fearon, Jacob C, blacksmith. 
 
 Gold, Silver and Lead Mining Company. 
 
 Henry, C. S., photographic artist. 
 
 Holyoke, C. & R., & Co., lumber merchants. 
 
 Hope & Carter, Copper Mining Company. 
 
 Little, R. W., shoemaker. 
 
 Liverpool and London Insurance Company, Rawson 
 & DeChair, agents. 
 
 Lonadell, R., insurance agent. 
 
 Mct'aw, Thomas, saw mill and copper-smelting fur- 
 nace owner. 
 
 McCaw, Tbomas, & Co., Gold, Silver and Lead Min- 
 ing Company. 
 
 MoUon, Geo. £., insurance agent. 
 
 Nicbolls. Rev. J. H., D D. 
 
 Oliver, Prosper, proprietor Albion Hotel. 
 
 Queen's Insurance Company, 0. £. Molson, agent. 
 
 Ilawson, Captain, J. P. 
 
 Rawson & DeCUair, land, insurance and general 
 agents. 
 
 Robertson, D. T., M.D., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Robins, George L., blacksmith. 
 
 Royal Insurance Company, R. Lonsdell, ngeut. 
 
 Scarth, Rev. A. C, B.A. 
 
 Taylor, Alfred, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Wilson & Co., Copper Mining Company. 
 
 Winter, Charles, saddle and harness maker. 
 
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 LEONARD'S HILL, C. E.— A post village, situated on Black River, in the township of Wick- 
 ham and county of Drummond. Distant from Drummondvitle, the county town, 12 miles; and from 
 Montreal, CO miles. The village of Leonard's Hill is just comraoncing; is noted for its rich mines of 
 copper, which are being opened up, and gives employment to about fifty men. Population about 200. 
 
 Bothwell, W., farmer. 
 
 Boultou, .\moa, saw mill owner. 
 
 Clouthier, George, blacksmith. 
 
 Copps, Elijah, tanner and currier. 
 
 Dyer, Isaac, saw mill owner. 
 
 Gunnard, F., farmer. 
 
 Judson, George, tailor. 
 
 LEONARD, M., postmaster, village secretary, treas. 
 
 estate and collecting agent, and farmer (see card, 
 
 p. 820). 
 
 Leonard, Ellen Maria, school teacher. 
 
 Leonard, Francis, farmer. 
 
 Marler, G. L., saw mill owner. 
 
 McKenzie, John, carpenter and joiner, and carriage 
 
 and waggon maker. 
 Moison, L^on, carpenter, joiner and cabinet maker. 
 Reeves, D., carpenter and joiner. 
 Rigley, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Tonney, Thomas, mayor. 
 Woods, John, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 L'EPIPHANIE, C E. — A thriving post Tillage in the parish of L'Epiphanie, connty of L'Assorap- 
 tion, district of Montreal, and situated near the River Achigan, partly in the seigniories of St. Sul- 
 spioe, fiuf Ruyeul and fief Martel. It is lich in agricultural productions, and does considerable in 
 manufactures. Distant from L'Assomption, the county town, 6 miles; and from Montreal, 26 miles. 
 Population of parish, 1,486. 
 
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 Arehambault. Auguste, tHnner. 
 
 Beaudouin, Adolphe, blMksmilh. 
 
 BIcan, M«<iariJ, builder. 
 
 CttinMO, Re». F. X., Raman CiithoHo. 
 
 Chamberlain, Jeau, oonfeotloner. 
 
 CImrpentier, Louis, oounciltor. 
 
 CheTalier. X., general merchant. 
 
 Ddgnan, Narr' ,e, cabinet maker. 
 
 DesrocheH, Francit*. hlaoksmith. 
 
 Qagnt!, OliTier, carpenter. 
 
 OervaiR, Imi, cabinet maker. 
 
 HainauU, Joseph, t<aw and g-ift mill owner. 
 
 Hainult, H/;r6, griat and woollen mill owner. 
 
 Lamarulie, Jean, counoillor. 
 
 LEULANC, EDWARD, J. P., mayor, and general 
 
 niprcliant. 
 Leonard. Jean Dnptiste, notary public. 
 Lynch, Edward and William, obair makers. 
 MHgneau, Lt^on, builder. 
 Mngnoau, Octave, councillor. -, - 
 
 Mnncenu, Jusrph, builder. 
 Manceau, Joseph, coppersmith. 
 Marien, Alfred, shoemaker. 
 
 Marrelio, Mile., miHiner. 
 
 Mongeau, Jacques, waggon maker. 
 
 Pelletier, Cyrille, brickmaker. 
 
 I'elletier, Octave, carpenter. 
 
 Pelletier, 0., general merchantand skwmill owner. 
 
 Poitras, Louif), baker. 
 
 Poitras, Snraphin, carpenter. 
 
 Poz^, Jean, carpenter. 
 
 Poz^, Ludger, councillor. 
 
 Prudhomme, Joseph, shoemaker. 
 
 Renaud, F.. J. P. 
 
 Renaud, Isaac, general merchant. 
 
 Renaud, Mrae. J., milliner. 
 
 Richard, Louis, counoillor. 
 
 Riopelle, Alexander, carpenter. 
 
 Riopelle, Cyfroid, shoemaker. 
 
 Riopelle, F., J. P., builder. 
 
 Riopelle, Isai, councillor. 
 
 Ritchie, Isai, general merchant. 
 
 Royal, Jules, blnck!>mith. 
 
 Surely, Albert & Co., founders and maohinistd. 
 
 Viger, D. L. M., grist mill owner. 
 
 LES EBOULEMENS, C. E.— An incorporated village, situated on the north shore of the River St. 
 Lawrence in the seignory of Eboulemcns aud county of Charlevoix. The soil along the shore is of the 
 bi-^t description, but is poorer on the high lands where the principal part of the village i.s built. The 
 inhabitants are chiefly engaged in the oou.'^ting and fishing business, and numerous small vessels are 
 built here annually for the trade. The lakes and otreams in the neighbourhood abound with trout, 
 and are much resorted to during the summer season. Dititaut from Qaeboc, 70 mitea. Population, 
 of parish 2,750. 
 
 Audet, Tiburse, blacksmith. 
 
 Audet, Vincent, blacksmith. 
 
 Bergeron, Philibert, coasting trader. 
 
 Beulch, Francois, builder. 
 
 Bouchard, Bernard, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Bouchard, Daraase, cooper and stave maker. 
 
 Bouchard, Iran, shoemaker. 
 
 Bouchard, Leandre, coasting trader. 
 
 Bouchard, L^on, municipal councillor. 
 
 Bouchard, Narcisse, shoemaker. 
 
 Bouchard, Ovide, coasting trader. 
 
 Bouchard, Paul, ship builder. 
 
 Boudreault, Dcnise, school teacher. 
 
 Boisvin, Juste, coasting trader. 
 
 Boisvin, Laurent, potter. 
 
 Boisvin, Louise, school teacher. 
 
 Boulet, Eustibe, carpenter aad waggon maker. 
 
 Boulet, Franijois, carpenter and waggon maker. 
 
 Cli^mcnz, L. C, J. P., Tillage mayor. 
 
 C6te Cleophe, school teacher. 
 
 Golfer, Rev. J. P., curate. 
 
 Coulombe, Nazaire, cooper and stave maker. 
 
 Coulombe, Ubalde, cooper aud stave maker. 
 
 Panielson, Lewis, shoemaker. 
 
 D(!!ohesne, Iran, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 D6chcsne, J. Bte., lime burner. 
 
 Demeule, Didier, lime burner. 
 
 Deabiens, Joseph, cooper aud stave maker. 
 
 Desgagnier, Eloi, general merchant and municipal 
 
 secretary and treasurer. 
 Desgagpier, Jos., hide and leather dealer. 
 Desgagnier, Thomas, shoemaker. 
 Desgagnier, Zophirin, coasting trader. 
 Oagnon, Rev. Clovis, Parish Priest. 
 Qagnon, Mrs. Jacob, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Oauthier, Antoine, ship builder. 
 Oauthier, Didier, carpenter and waggon maker. 
 Ganthier, Jean, cooper and stave maker. 
 Oirard, Jean Bte., coasting trader. 
 
 Girard, Joseph, general merchant. 
 
 Qodreault, Abraham, school teacher. 
 
 Hondo, Edward, municipal councillor. 
 
 tlonde, Laurent, cooper and stave maker. 
 
 Lapuinte, George Audet, coasting trader. 
 
 Lapoiate, Guillaume Audet, builder. 
 
 Lapoiute, Henri Audet, municipal councillor. 
 
 Lapierre, Louis, Duchesne, school teacher. 
 
 Latt^rriere, F. X. De Sales, physician, surgeon and 
 clerK of commissioners. 
 
 Laterriere, Hon. M. P. DeSales, J.P., physician, 
 sui'freon and mill owner. 
 
 Lavoiu, Roger, ship builder. 
 
 Miiilloux, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Martel, Alcibialde, biiicksraith. 
 
 Martel, Isaie, carpenter and waggon maker. 
 
 Martel, Josephine Oirard, bonnet maker. 
 
 Martel, Mrs. Seraphin, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Pilot, Felix, lime burner. 
 
 Pilot, Leandre, coasting trader. 
 
 Perron, Malaohie, cooper and stave maker. 
 
 Raymomi, Damase, ship builder. 
 
 Roy, Mrs. i.'Ai*ie, milliner and dressmaknr. 
 
 Savard, Magloire, coasting trader. 
 
 Savard, R., J. P., general merchant and mill owner. 
 
 SLEVIN, EDWARD, J. P., postmaster. 
 
 Tremblay, Alfred, tailor. 
 
 Tremblay, Mrs. Alfred, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Tremblay, Arct'sne, school teacher. 
 
 Tremblay, Armel, coasting trader. 
 
 Tremblay, Bernardin, coasting trader. 
 
 Tremblay, Bezime, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Tremblay, Oeloe, shoemaker. 
 
 Tremblay, C6ure, coasting trader. 
 
 Tremblay, Dona, coasting trader. 
 
 Tremblay, E., lime burner. 
 
 Tremblay, Etienne, general merchant and secretary- 
 treasurer to school commissioners. 
 
 Tremblay, Germain, school teacher. 
 
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 TrembUy, George, coasting trailer. 
 
 Tremblity, G^(l6on, acbool teacher. 
 
 Treniblay, Iran, saw null proprietor. 
 
 Tremblay, Jean, municipal councillor. 
 
 Tremblay, Joseph, blackRmith, mnnioipnt eonneillor. 
 
 TremhUy. Jusime, coasting trader. 
 
 Tremblay, Louis, Hhoemaker. 
 
 Tremblay, Mngluire, blackRmith. 
 
 Tremblay, Maleom, blacksmith. 
 
 Tremblay, Not*|, ship builder. 
 Tremblay, Patrice, coasting trader. 
 Tremblay, Paul, cooper and stare maker. 
 Iremblny, Phil^ns, carpenter. 
 Tremblay, Th<V)dore, lime burner. 
 Tremblay, Thomas, municipal councillor. 
 Treniblny, Toussaint, lime burner. 
 Tremblay, Xavier, shoemaker and lime burner. 
 
 LBS ECXTBEUILS, C. E.— A post Tillage in the Seigniory of R»5Ii»ir and Newrille, and county of 
 Pnrtueuf, Jisiriot of Quebec, diiut. >d on the North Bunk of the lliver St. Lawrence. The principal 
 trade is in flour and lumber. Distant from Quebec, 30 miles. Population of Seigniory, about 800. 
 
 Darreau, Ennobe, carpenter. 
 
 Denis, Narcisse, general merchant. 
 
 Dussuult, Celestiu, blacksmith. 
 
 DuBsault, Daniel, waggon maker. 
 
 Dussitult, France, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Duitsault, Louis, J. P., county judge, and flour mill 
 
 owner. 
 Dussault, Propp^ri", barrister. ■' 
 
 Fi»elle, Edouard, baker. 
 Fisette, Jean Daptiitte, trunk mnVer. 
 Fisette, Jerome, dentist. 
 Fisette, Joseph, general merchant, 
 
 livery stable proprietor. 
 Fr6pagni^r, Augustin, tanner. 
 Frepagni^r, F., tanner. 
 
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 Gingras, Rer. Zophirin, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Uo<lin, Joseph, patent right agent. 
 
 Journal df Quthee. 
 
 LAveilUie, Joseph, broommaker. 
 
 LfeTeilK^e, Michel, carpenter, and mayor of mnnicl- 
 
 r.ility. 
 L<^«ei!l<ie, Olivi.-r, saddle and harness maker. 
 M.it-. r, L p" '■oi. general merchant. 
 VM:i'-, ? i 'tHE, J. P and postmaster. 
 Piipiiliit,. I'i'il, buildrf and genen-' merchant. 
 Paj,!!'i.jn. ' h'.-ysoldgue, shoemaker. 
 r'i\pi'lion, .yean Buptiste, patent right agent. 
 P^ip'liion, Simeon, shoemaker. 
 I'l»n^ Lanare, chair maker. 
 
 LES BSCOUMAINS, C. E.— A p-^s* viMairt' »nd .>aw rvH y- .■, Visluiiout situate':' ■H^ Ibe North shore 
 of the Kiver St. Lawrence, in i\ic *jii>T. ih;j> v)f B.iooc.in.-Jua «.i". ooufity r.f Vv.r.'ev.fff. The principal 
 business is ftshing and lurab»»-';ii>. It h'.ioje Di»d<;' tjliool. l^iTlr.!).' fiMm .^li.bu'.'.'. about 60 miles ; 
 and from Quebec, 175 miles. Pop.dation of the pw'i-li, aoci;; 1,-;>(k.\ 
 
 BARRY, JOHN O., J. P., postmaster and agent for 
 Messrs. Nauire, Tetu & Co., mill owaem. 
 
 Tot.-, \i. iSc Co., j{er.<».r/( Mz-.-ohcnts v-id Kiill owners. 
 
 LESKARD, C. W.— A thriying post '.Ulapt> in t'j«t t.'wnship rf ClarUa and jou uy of Lurbum. It baa 
 extensive water power, and a con)iid<>r:ili!e d'.iur aud lumber trade. Distan. ftcm Fofi Hope, the 
 county town, 20 miles ; and from Tumfo, 4S mile) Populatiou aocut 260. 
 
 Beer, Eiras, hotel keeper, saddle and 
 
 maker. 
 Bradley, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 Bradley, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Carr, Misses, milUner? and dressmaksra. 
 Carscaddeti, Richard, school teacher. 
 Caswell, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 Cunoannon, Jeremiah, blacksmith. 
 Daney, John, J. P. 
 
 Elliot, James, floar and grist mill o^ v^'. 
 Griffin, Alfred, J. P. 
 Jones, Isaac, plasterer. 
 Lavery, Daniel, boot and slioemaker. 
 
 .tiivrceso 
 
 Msrii :,. Hostel!, "irp.-ntev rjcai' baiider. 
 fl'jli«rVlkK, (Krfc'lt, j)i>siE.is»i«r ai.d general mer- 
 
 chaf)'. (»*o r^rfi, p. t,20^ 
 Rjtio'c.i, ■u<\'ii i ii*)t,icit"j,h siiiTe and shingle tnana- 
 
 fact arer-j. 
 Rowl'snn, Truftnir, c. 0}>er. 
 •StHples, Francs, i ' 
 
 '.'«!<». SamufM j' in., carpenter and builder. 
 Bt»pW.^ & RowliHOil, stave manufacturers. 
 Tlioui^s, Philip, waggon maker. 
 T;;'.!i, "ii., cooper. 
 
 Ty..rn.'»n, David, carpenter and builder. 
 Vay, Samuel & Son, flour, grist & saw mill ovvert. 
 
 IiESLIE, C. W. — A Ti^ i^u, sitmt^J on the county side of Kingston Road, in the township and nw.Mj 
 of York. Distnnt 'Votu St. Lawrence Utdl, Toronto, 2 miles. Daily mail. Population about 600. 
 
 Ashbrcli^e, Jtg«e, fitrmer. 
 Ashb-'^ige, tr.^in, farmer. 
 Ashbridge, Levi, farmer. 
 Beachell, James, J. P. 
 Beatty, Thomas, farmer. 
 Berry, .tames, general merchant 
 Bird, H. & E., butchers. 
 Bird, James, general merohaut. 
 
 Brookwell, George, brickmaker. 
 
 Brookwell. Thomas, brickmaker. 
 
 Cahill, Timothy, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Defries, H. 
 
 Derrick, Rev. Thomas, Wesleyan Methodist 
 
 Elliee, H., butcher. 
 
 Elwood, John, general merehant and brickmaker. 
 
 Flinn, Mr , tailor. 
 
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 LESLIE— LINDSAY. 
 
 Fogftrty, Mr., tailor. 
 
 Greenwood, John, house, siga and carriage painter, 
 and hotel keeper. 
 
 Hastings, Thomas, blaclismitb, edge tool manufac- 
 turer, and farmer. 
 
 Ilaverlaw, Miss, milliner. 
 
 Higgius, Win., county high constable. 
 
 Hill, Samuel, ice merchant and tanner. 
 
 Holland, Terence, butcher. 
 
 Hunter, Win., carriage waggon and bricic maker. 
 
 Junes, Dr., physician and surgeon, 
 
 Lambert, Wm., county detective police. 
 
 Leslie, George, J. P., and nurseryman (the nurse- 
 ries contain 500 r(—(>s) 
 
 LESLIE, GEORGE, JUN., postmaster. 
 
 Logan, John, market gardener. 
 
 Love, Benjamin. 
 
 Manning, James, J. P. 
 
 Morley, W., brickmaker. 
 
 Muir, Alexander, school teacher. 
 
 Naughtin, Patrick, policeman. 
 
 Nicholson, John, market gardener. 
 
 Pape, Joseph, market gardener. 
 
 Pontoy, Alexander. 
 
 Puritan Hotel, John Greenwood, proprietor. 
 
 Sanders, Wm., carriage and wnggou maker. 
 
 Sedgwick, Mrs., market gardener. 
 
 Simpson, Wm., brickninker. 
 
 Smith & Cook, proprietors Uncle Tom's Cabin, and 
 
 brickmakers. 
 Uncle Tom's Cabin Hotel, Smith ,^ Cook, proprietors. 
 Wallace, James, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 LBS PETITES BEBOEBONNES, C. E.—A small post village in the seigniory and ooonty of 
 Sagueuny. Its trade is prinoipully iu lumber and square timber. Distant from Chicoutimi, 84 mites; 
 and from Quebec 135 miles. 
 
 Baude, Moulin, general merchant. 
 Doily, Rev. U , Roman Catholic. 
 BOULLIANE, R., J. P., postmaster. 
 
 Collard, Joseph, general merchant & saw mill owner. 
 Dufoiird, Alexander, saw mill owner. 
 Price, D. E., general merchant. 
 
 LIFFOBD, C. W. — A village situated iu the township of Manvers and county of Durham, West Riding. 
 J'i.itant tVoni Cobnurg, the county town, U5 miles; from Newcastle, 20 miles ; from the Port Hope, 
 Lindsay and Ueavertou Railway, 3 miles ; and from Lindsay, 14 miles. Tri-wcck)y mail. Population 
 about UOO. 
 
 Atchison, John, farmer. 
 
 Benson & Lloyd, physicians and surgeons. 
 
 Burns, John, reeve. 
 
 Bushell, .lames, hotel proprietor.. 
 
 Butler, Wm., saddle aud harness maker. 
 
 Fowler, John, weaver. 
 
 Graham, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Graham, Joseph, weaver. 
 
 Ingrim, Wm., blacksmil'i. 
 
 Jamieson, Wm , boot nnd shoemaker. 
 
 Johnston, James, deputy reeve. 
 
 Kershaw. Rov James U , Methodist New Connexion. 
 
 KIRUY, HENRY L., postmaster and tailor. 
 
 Lloyd, E., dentist. 
 
 Magill, John, councillor. 
 
 MoAlistcr, Michael, township treasurer. 
 
 Mott'at, John, farmer. 
 
 Preston, Inaac, J. P. 
 
 Preston, Porter, councillor. 
 
 Rcilly, Alfred, township clerk. 
 
 Richardson, Rev. G. T., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Roper, John, constable, and carriage and waggon 
 
 maker. 
 Sander on, George, general merchant. 
 Sing, Samuel, school teacher. 
 Tims, Henry, carpenter and builder. 
 Touchburn, Robert, J. P. and councillor. 
 Wilson, Archibald, farmer, 
 Wilson, Mrs., farmer. 
 Winter, James, boot and shoeranker. 
 
 LIME HOUSE, C, W. (formerly Rockdale). — A post village in the township of Esqunsing, oonnty of 
 Haltou. It contains several manufactories and mills, has fine stone quarries, acd makes large quanti- 
 ties of lime. Population 800. 
 
 Biscoby, Edward, upholsterer, livery stable keeper. 
 
 Cliff, Allan, saloon keeper. 
 
 Coulgiin, Win., blacksmith and carriage maker. 
 
 Davidson, Henry, saloon keeker. 
 
 Farquhar, James, livery stable and salooQ keeper. 
 
 Ford, Robert, blacksmith. 
 
 Fraser, T. B., general stora. 
 
 Lindsay, James, J. P. 
 
 McDonnell, Miles, architect and carpenter. 
 
 McDonnell, M., hotel proprietor. 
 
 NEWTON, JOHN, postmaster and woollen milb 
 
 proprietor. 
 NEWTON, JOHN, saw mill owner. 
 Slesbingham, Thomas, carpenter aud builder. 
 
 IiIN'DSAY, O. W. — An incorporated village, situated on Scugog Lake, in the township of Ops, ootint/ 
 of Victoria. It is connected with Port Hope by the Port Hope and Lindsay Railway, and there ar« 
 five steamboats pl>ing on Lake Sougog to and from Lindsay. It is the county scat of Victoria, and il 
 distant from Peterborn', 28 miles ; and from Port Hope, 4U miles. Daily mail and money order office. 
 Population, by last census, 1,907. 
 
 Adam, Thnmns, J. P. 
 
 ADAM, THOMAS R., postmaster, Lindsay. 
 Allan, G., attorney and town clerk, Rent. 
 Allanby, John, physician and surgeon, William. 
 
 Allman, jChas., produce and commission merchant. 
 Anderson, John, furniture dealer, cabinet maker 
 
 and apholstcrer, Kent. 
 AodersoD, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
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 !abin, and 
 
 oprtetors. 
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 soanty of 
 84 miles ; 
 
 lill owDor. 
 
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 'ort Hope, 
 'upalation 
 
 1 waggon 
 
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 t, and ii 
 er oflioe. 
 
 rohant. 
 maker 
 
 Atklnxon, Q. C, saddle and harnesg maker, Kent. 
 
 ISAKER, C. L., grocery and provision »tore, William. 
 
 Bank of Montreal, Hnrtley Dunsford, agent. 
 
 liank of Upper Canada, John i^mith, agent. 
 
 liaragy, .fohn, waggon maker. 
 
 Harry, John, saddle and Imrnesa maker, William. 
 
 liartlett, Henry, plaitterer. 
 
 15clch, W., grocery store, William. 
 
 Benson, R., notary public. 
 
 Benson, R. L., harriHter, &o., Kent. 
 
 BENSON, THOS., M.D., physician and sargeon, 
 
 office Kempt's Buildings, corner Kent (see card, 
 
 p. 320). 
 Bigelow, 0., insurance agent. 
 Bigelow, S. & (>., general merchants, Kent, 
 itiikkely, M., baker and oourectiuuer. 
 Bowes, E. A., dealer in groceries and boots and 
 
 shoes, Kent. 
 BRAl>V, C, ciril engineer, engineer for county of 
 
 Victoriii and provincial land surveyor, office 
 
 Kempt's Block (see card, p. 8'20). 
 Bnuly, P., carpenter and builder. 
 Brady, Thomas, n'"-on. 
 Bra'y, T o-rpenter and builder. 
 Brewer, George, tailor, William. 
 Brewer, R., tailor. 
 Broughall & Gunson, staple and fancy dry goods, 
 
 millinery, &o., Kent. 
 Biowu, David, tioMmith ntil dealer in stoves, Kent. 
 Browne, James, tailor, William. 
 BRITTON, CHA8., general merchant, corner Lind- 
 say and Ridout. 
 Itiulge, R. & Bro., clothiers and merchant tailors, 
 
 Kent. 
 Hurney, W. W., carpenter and builder. 
 BuriiH, R. J., lanil surveyoi- and civil engineer, 
 ('adwell, L. A., baker and confectioner, Kent. 
 Cimada Flotel, T. Fonrnier, proprietor, William. 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE CO.Ml'ANY, J. B. 
 
 Knowlson, agent. 
 CANADIAN I'OST, (weekly), Cruickshunk a I 
 
 Wallace editors and proprietors. 
 Carew, J., proprietor Carew's Hotel. 
 Carow, P., proprietor Union Hotel, Queen. 
 Chichester, .Arthur, general merchant, Kent. 
 CLARKE, H. G., watchmnkcr, and dealer in jewel- 
 lery and fancy goods of every description, William 
 
 (nee card, p. 820). 
 Clark, Thomas, carpenter and builder. 
 Chixton & Dunda?. general merchants, Kent. 
 Cogan, J. R., physician and surgeon, O'Leary's 
 
 Hotel. 
 Coleman, C. W., watchmaker and jeweller, William. 
 Combe, P., mason. 
 
 Cnnnelt, John, boot and shoemaker, William. 
 Connolly, J., boot and shoemaker. 
 Connoly, D . tailor. 
 
 Corcoran, Thomns, manager for J. k R. O'Neill. 
 CoBtello, J. & Co., general merchants, Kent. 
 Coltingham, Anthony, carpenter and builder. 
 Cox, W. G., house and sign painter. 
 Crandall, George, Beaverton Stage proprietor. 
 Crowe <l')hn, carriage maker. Queen. 
 CRUIcKSHANK, GEORGE, printer Cdnarfitn Foil. 
 Crutckshank & Co., buoksellers and stationers. 
 Culbert, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 Daniel, Misaes E. & M., milliners, William. 
 Darke, R., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Dean, Frs, carpenter and builder. 
 Deane, Michael, deputy provincial land surveyor. 
 Deane, Wm., deputy provincial land surveyor. 
 Deleury, Mrs., milliner and dressmukar. 
 
 Dobson & Niblock, grocers, and wine and spirit 
 
 merchant»>, Kent. 
 DOHE.NY, THOMAS, proprietor Bowling Alley, at 
 
 Uohcny's Hotel (see curd, p. 320). 
 DOHENY'S HOTEL. Thomas Doheny, proprietor, 
 
 corner Kent and Willinni (see card, p. 32(»). 
 Dormer, George, attorney, agfut for Trust and 
 
 Loan <!^omp<iny ; office, Kent. 
 Dorris, Mrs. P., milliner, Kent. 
 Douglas, John, auctioneer ai"l con.slablo. 
 Douglas, Robert. Imoi and slioeniaker. 
 1>R.\KE & FOLEY, hardware merchants, and 
 
 dealer* in paint.>), oils, &o., Kent. 
 Dunn, Thomas, plasterer. 
 Duncan, Jutnes, blacksmith. 
 Dundas, Miss, school tenchfr. 
 Dnn.'ford, Hartley, agent Hiink of Montreal. 
 Dunsford, .1. U , M. P. P., law student. 
 DUNSFORD, M C, solicitor and attorney-ftt-law ; 
 
 offlce, cor. Uidout and Lindsay (see card, p. 3-OJ 
 Dunsford, W., county regictrar. 
 Kills, John, (reneral deiiler, William. 
 Ellis, John, bnkcr, NVillinin. 
 Farley. Rev. Mr , Roman Catholic. 
 Fee, Thiima.s, carpenter, builder, and planing mill 
 
 proprietor, Kent. 
 Fieller, J., physician and surgeon. 
 Fournier, Troflc'-, Canada Hotel, William. 
 FUNK, JtWEPH, proprietor North American Hotel, 
 
 corner Lindnay and Keiit. 
 Qeinfjngor, A , dealer iu fancy goods, toys, jewellery, 
 
 &o., William. 
 Gladman, Thomas, station master and ft-eight agent, 
 
 Port Hope, Lindsay and Beaverton Railroad. 
 Gnurlcy, Miss, milliner and ilressmaker. 
 Oourley, Thomac, photographer, William. 
 Oourley, Wm., weaver. 
 
 Giaco, James 3., grocer aud provision dealer, Kent. 
 Griice, Wm., clerk County Court, Crown, and regis- 
 trar County Court, Ac. 
 Graham, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 Griffin, Peter, boot and shoemaker. 
 Orow.len, P., mason. 
 
 Halloran, Michael, meat market, Willinm. 
 Hand, E. D., editor & proprietor .(4 f/i'urd/c (weekly). 
 Hanlon, Thomas, proprietor Hanlon's Hotel, Queeu. 
 Harding, R., boot and shoemaker. 
 Hargreaves, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Harrington, A., tavern keeper, Queen. 
 Harris, \., saw mill proprii-tor, Lindsay. 
 Harri.son, Henry, butcher, William. 
 iJeap, James, attorney, insurance agent aud notary 
 
 public. 
 Hiland, Wm., grocer, Willinm. 
 Holmes, B. A., barber and hairdresser, William. 
 Holtorf, Henry, manufacturer aud dealer iu cabinet 
 
 ware, &o , William. 
 Hopkins, J. W., farmer. 
 Hudson, J. , mason. 
 Hud.son, Wm., mason. 
 Hudson, Wm. M., plasterer, 
 Hudspeth, Adam, insursnce agent. 
 Hudspeth, Robert, principal grammar school. 
 Hndsp'.'th, Thomas A., barrister, &o. 
 Inglis fl Brothers, carpenters and builders. 
 Jane, B. & H., grocery and provision store, William. 
 Jayne, R., flour and fee<l dealer. 
 Jeffrey, Geo.ge, blacksmith and edge tool maker. 
 Jerrett, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Jewett, B. F., saloon and billiard room, William. 
 Jewett, C, proprietor Jewett's Hotel, William. 
 Jewett'a Hotal, C. Jewett, proprietor, Williara. 
 
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 All 111 Jurii for the mle of R»a1 Kstata, Ac, In the County of Driimmoiil. attended to with denpatch. 
 
 Postmaster, and Dealer in Dry Qoods, Orooeries, HardwEre, Crockery, &o. 
 
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 H. G. CLA^RKE. 
 
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 Johnson, Thomas, cooper. 
 
 Jobnaton, Rer. Mr., Church of Scotland. 
 
 Johnston, J., tailor, William. 
 
 Keenau, EiJmund, law student. 
 
 Kcennn, Thomas, majror and police magistrate 
 
 Kent. 
 Keele & Wright, sowing machine agents. 
 Keeve, 0. H., watchmaker, juweller, und dealer in 
 
 fiincy goods, Kent. 
 Keeve. 3. H., jun., hardware merchat^t, and watch- 
 
 mukdr, Kent. 
 KoIIh, C saddle and harness maker. 
 Kemp, Oeorge, J. P., lumber aca h'raia merchant, 
 
 Lin tsay. 
 Kcuuedy, J., blacksmith. 
 Kennudy, John, genenil merchant. 
 KestPVf n, R. R., carpenter and builder. 
 Kvwau, Wm., lumber merchant, Jewett's Hotel, 
 
 W lliam. 
 Kless, Philip, barber and hairdresser, William. 
 Knight, Mr., proferpor of music. 
 Knowlson & Gregory, chenii.tls, druggists, booksel- 
 lers und stHiiuuers, Kent. 
 Knowlson, J. U., insurunoe and real estate agent, 
 
 Kent. 
 Laconrse, A., barrister, county attorney, ond clerk 
 
 of the peace, Kent, 
 Lane, Frederick, pliisterer. 
 Lang, Jiirnes, jun., general merchant, Kent. 
 Lang. Robert, J. P. 
 Luwder, A. A., attorney, &c. 
 Lawler, Mrs., professor of music. 
 Lemay & Co., clothiers, ka., William. 
 Leni hard, James, general merchant, Lindsay, corner 
 
 Kent. 
 Lindsay Advocate, (weekly), editrr and proprietor, 
 
 E. r^ Hand, office Kent. 
 Lindciay, Henry F., proprietor Lindsay Hotel, Kent. 
 LindHiiy Hotel, Ifenry F. Lindsay, proprietor, Kent. 
 Linle, JoHeph, butcher, Williiim. 
 Lloyd & KunnC'ly, surgfon dentists, William. 
 Longivy, Wm. H., photographic arti.'t. 
 Mngiiire, L., boot & shneniaker and dealer, William. 
 Murgech, Wm., cabinet maker, upholsterer and 
 
 undertaker. 
 Mar hall, Peter, baker, Kent. 
 Martin, C, physiciau and surgeon. 
 Mattliie, John, undertaker. 
 McCarthy, C, carpenter and builder. 
 MctMRlHY, D. P., dry goods and groceries, 
 
 whiilesAle and retail, Kent. 
 McCirthy, G., clerk of the Lindsay Hotel, Lindsay. 
 MoCiirty, J., chair and cabinet shop, Kent, east. 
 Moi'anley, Ales., lumber merchant. 
 McClrnnan A Co., sewing machine agents. 
 McDonald, R. D., tailor. 
 McDonald, Wm. D , tavern keeper. Queen. 
 McDonald, W. L. & Co., general merchants, Kent. 
 McDonnell, Wm., J. P., collector of custom* and 
 
 issuer of marrinf e lioensoa. 
 McD'iugall, Neill, sheriff. 
 McFadyen, John, attorney and solicitor, Kent. 
 McFeely, Edward, tinsmith, Kent. 
 McGillies, J., fikloon, keeper. 
 NcOitlivray, D. D., notary public, land agent, eon- 
 
 ▼eyancer, &c., William. 
 MoHugh, P., county warden. 
 McKay k McKinnon, btrristere, &o. 
 McKibtion, Jiiraet, olerk of division floart. 
 McLaughlin, Deni.it, boot and shoemaker. Kent. 
 Mclji<iin«n & Co., hardware merohaiitx. Rent. 
 McNeil, Wm., tannery proprietor, William. 
 
 Meohnn, Mr., tailor. 
 
 Migtit, Joliii, f>adiile and baruesa maker, William. 
 Millen, Edward, muson. 
 Mitchell, J., flour and feed dealer. 
 Mitchell, Jame.s, carpenter and builder. 
 Mitchell. W. & C, grocery, bakery and confection- 
 ery, WDIiam. 
 Mollett, Henry, bouse ond sign painter. 
 Mnliiney, Danir.i, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 
 
 Kent. 
 MOUitl-^, GF.ORGR, builder and contractor, Kent. 
 Moore, John, tiiiNiii'th. 
 Moor, Stephen, carpenter and builder. 
 Mowry, 1$., foundry, machine shop and saw mill 
 
 proprietor, Ridout. 
 Murphy, Jeremiah, blacksmith and edge tool maker, 
 
 Williain. 
 Murray, Hugh, tailor, Kent. 
 Net-dler it Sadler, ttour and saw mill proprietors, 
 
 Kent. 
 Neil. P., brewer. 
 
 NOIlTIl AMF.UIC.^N HOTKL, .Jcseph French, pro- 
 prietor, conicr Lindsay and Kent. 
 Oakley, Arthur, auutionuer, real estate and insur- 
 
 iincn niffiit 
 Oikley, Francis, physirian and surgeon. 
 O'Bfrne. P., tanner and currier. 
 0'LK.\RY\S lilLLlARD ROOM AND SALOON, 
 attached to hotel, J. O'Leary, proprietor (seo 
 card, p. 820). 
 0' LEA IVY'S HOTEL, opposite post office, J, 
 
 • •'Lenry, proprietor, Lindsay (see card, p. 320). 
 O'LKiVUY, J., proprietor O'Leary's Hotel, collector 
 and a-tsessor fur the town of Lindsay, township 
 cl'.-rk anil superintendent of schools for the town- 
 ship of Ops (nee card, p 820). 
 O'Neill, R & J , general merchants, Lindsay. 
 ORDK, CHA.S. BtllTRAM, barrister and attorney- 
 
 at-lnw, notary public, &c., Kent. 
 Pa'mer, Mr., groctr. 
 
 Parker, Henry, groceries and provisions, William. 
 I'lir^ons, F. & Co , carnage and waggon maken, 
 
 Ridout. 
 Phair, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Pliilp. Rev. Mr., Weaieyan Methodist. 
 Pilswnrtb, W. K., law student. 
 Pnrten, R. 8., bookseller aud stationer, Kent. 
 Itiiy, N., law student. 
 Reeves, Frederick, plasterer. 
 Roche, Geo M., J. P., crown land, insurance and 
 
 free grunt ag> nt, William. 
 Rndden, J. C., hardware merchant, William. 
 RowUmi, Henry, hou-e and sign painter. 
 Ryan, J , tavern keeper. Queen. 
 Silvei, Daniel, hou^o and sign painter, 
 Simpson, J , carpenter and builder. 
 Simpson, Thomas, carpenter and builder. 
 Smith, G. W., clothing merchant, Ridout. 
 Smith, James, J. P., ooonly judge. 
 Smith, John, agent Uank of Upper Canada. 
 Smith & Chambers, waggon makers. 
 Stephenson, Georgi', tinsuiitb, and dealer in atovei, 
 
 Kent. 
 Storm & Cumberland, architects. 
 SUTHERLAND, JOHN, dealer in groceries, pruvi- 
 »\»m, dry goods, glaasware, orooktry, &«., 
 William. 
 Tighe, J., cooper. 
 
 Tliornhill, Wui , J. P , founder and maohiniat. 
 Thirkell, J. A., carriage and waggon maker, KanL 
 Thirkell, W. J., obemiat, druggist, and coal oil 
 dealer, Kent. 
 
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 Trenonth & Bru., sash factory and planing mill 
 
 proprietors, Kidont. 
 VanalHliiie, C, bouse and Mif^n painter. 
 Veiich, Edward, proprietor Farmer's Hotel, William. 
 Vionm, KeT. J., Cliurch of England. 
 Vtetoria Herald, (weekly) H. J. Waite, editor and 
 
 proprietor ; office, Kent. 
 Waite, H J., editor and proprietor of Victoria 
 
 Herald (weekly). 
 Walker, Andrew, townnliip aMoessor. 
 Walker, J., township collector. 
 Wnlkpr, .lames, ba'.litf. 
 
 WALLACE, J. D., editor of the Canadian Poit. 
 Wnlab, v., grocery and provision store, William. 
 Ward, George C, jun., telegrnph operator Port 
 
 Hope, Lindsay, k Uvaverton Railway. 
 Watson, James, general merchant, Kent. 
 
 Way, J., plasterer. 
 
 Webster, W. J., boot and shoe dealer, William. 
 
 Weller & Bro., barristers, attorneys, &c., corner 
 lUdout and Lindsay. 
 
 Wt'Uer, J 0., notary public. 
 
 Whalley. Tboinas, school teacher. 
 
 WbiM, Frederick, attorney-at-law, solicitor, 4o. | 
 office, Kent. 
 
 Winters & Qnndwin, painters, &c., oorner Cam- 
 bridge and Peel. 
 
 Wood, S. C, Ci-'iity clerk. 
 
 Workman, Hugh, iivciy stable, William. 
 
 Wright, Alfred, boot and shoo manufaotnrer and 
 dealer, Kent. 
 
 Wright, Rev Mr., Baptist 
 
 Yoiidnn, R., ninson. 
 
 Zimmerman, II., carpenter and builder. 
 
 LINTOH", C. W. — A small post village, situated in the township of King and county of York, North 
 Kiditig. Distant from Newmarket, 14 miles ; and from Toronto, 82 miles. Population about 50, 
 
 LYNN, JOSEPH, postmaster. 
 
 I McLean, Rev. Hector. 
 
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 LINWOOD, C. W. — A post village in the township of Wellcsley and county of Waterloo, North 
 Hiding. Distant from Berlin. 18 miles; Hamilton, 55 miles; and from Toronto, 90 miles. 
 
 BOOMER, ALFRED, J. P., saw mill owner (see 
 
 card, p. 320). 
 Boomer, John B., c,itw mill owner. 
 Brown, Jiihn, tetiidenl farmer. 
 Bundy, John, waggon maker. 
 Bundy, 8amuel, cabinet maker. 
 Bunker, Wm., cabinet maker. 
 Coote, Robert 0, 
 
 Farmers' Hotel, James Scott, proprietor. 
 Fish, Robert J., pump maker. 
 Franklin. Thomas, sobooi teacher. 
 Glue, Jr' n, brickmaker. 
 Grant, Wm., waggon maker. 
 Hallo way, John, shoemaker. 
 
 Logan, John, mason. 
 Masales, James, carpenter. 
 Moyer, Henry, plasterer and mason. 
 Nichol, Wm., tailor. 
 Robertson, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Schnurt, John, shoemaker. 
 Scott, James, Farmers' Hotel, and farmer. 
 Walker, Uaniel. J, P., furmfr. 
 Walsh, Thurnaa, woollen and flour mill owner. 
 Woodman, William Q., general merchant. 
 Woollen Mill, George Wright & Co., propriftors. 
 Wright, Francis, J. P., flour and woollen mill pro- 
 prietor. 
 Wright, George, woollen mill proprietor. 
 
 LISADEL, C. W. — A thriving post village, situated on the Maitland River, in the township of Howick 
 and county of Huron. Distant from Goderioh, the county town, Cu miles ; from Stratford, 33 miles ; 
 from Berlin, 47 miles; and from Quclpb, 63 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Adams, Charles, sawyer. 
 Campbell, Thomax, blacksmith. 
 Taulier, Joseph, sbneniaker. 
 Dowling, Wm., carpenter, 
 nargrave. James, carpenter. 
 Ha' ton. Wm , cnrjienter, 
 Hulbert, Rev. Wm., HmilisL 
 Jackson, Rev. 'ihumos, Metttodist. 
 
 Johnston, James, tailor. 
 Ketchuni, Stephen, hotel keeper. 
 MITCHELL, ARTHUR, postmaster, general mer- 
 chant and mill owner (see card, p. 820j. 
 Noice, Thomas, cabinet maker. 
 Rogers. Joel, horse farrier. 
 Walker, W. O., J. P., land agent. 
 Young, Abraham, waggon maker. 
 
 LISBUB.N, C. W.— A post Tillage, situated on the fifth branch of the Pine River, !n the township of 
 Huruii and oimuly of Biuce Distant Oom Kincardine, the county town, 9 miles; from Hamiltoo, 90 
 miles ; from London, 90 miles ; and from Toronto, lUO miles. 
 
 Buckingham, Thomas, farmer. 
 Connolly, Rev I) , Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Hunter, John, reeve. 
 Johnson, Robert, J. P., aid ooiMoillor. 
 Martin, John, oounoillo-', ' 
 Mcintosh, Andrew, farmer. 
 McLay, John, deputy reeve. 
 McT. unan, John, councillor. 
 MoLennan, Maloolm, township olerk. 
 Mioh, M., former. 
 
 Osborne, James, cooper. 
 
 BUTTLE, GIDEON, postmaster. 
 
 Stewart, Isaac, weaver. 
 
 Stewart. John, farmer. 
 
 Taylor, Samuel, school teacher. 
 
 Teakey, Daniel, farmer. 
 
 Teskey, Hugh, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Wilson, Thomas, township treasurer. 
 
 Wood, Stephen, carpenter and builder. 
 
 WATCUSS AND CLOCKS IMPORTED BY A. S. NEWBURY. (See Card, p. 242.) 
 
L'ISLET— LITCHFIELD. 
 
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 itorloo, North 
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 Ij'ISLET, C E. — A Urge village and station on the Grand Trunk Railway, situated in the seignory of 
 Noire Dame do Uousodoiira <le L'liilet, county of L'Islet and district of MontmHgny. It is one of the 
 first establishments below Quebec, baa a good wharf built by GoTernment and does an extenslTe business 
 iu lu .ber. It hus t«o aca lumies be-iides elementary Hoh'>i)l8. Dit-tint from St. Jean Port Joli, th« 
 county seat, 9 miles; and from Quebec, 48 miles. Daily mail. Popnlatiou of the p'lriith 4,125. 
 
 Anbert, Gabriel, carpenter and builder. 
 
 BALLANTYNE, MK8. ELIZA, postmistress. 
 
 Ceaulieu, Narcisse, J P. 
 
 Bi^langer, Ut^noni, municipal councillor. 
 
 Ui'i'aiiger, Fubien, boot and shoe maker. 
 
 B^lauger, J. B., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Bexeiiu, Jacques, hotel keeper. 
 
 Boucher, Mrrt. J. B., milliner anil dressmaker. 
 
 Boucher, L P., municipal councillor. 
 
 Bouclter, Pierre, blaukMniith. 
 
 Breen, Thuuias, assistant po^tmantcr. 
 
 Carleiiu, Mrs. Jean, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Carol), Aiiiuino, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Caroo, Uruno, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Caron, F. C, municipal onuncillnr. 
 
 Caron. Joseph LouIh, commissioner. 
 
 Casgrnin, Jules U , notary public. 
 
 Casgrain, O. A., barristt^r and advocate. 
 
 Casgrain, O K., J. P., fl 'ur and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Casgrain, P. A. E., land surfcyor, butter and furrier. 
 
 Cliallfour, Joseph, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Chrysostome, Rev. Mr., director of male academy. 
 
 Couillani, Culiite, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Couillard, Eduuani, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Couliiinbe, Zephirin, cabinet maker. 
 
 Dol.l;^*', Rev. P. X., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Desclitiues, Caliite, tanner and currier. 
 
 Duoht'>-.neau, F. X., blacksmith. 
 
 Dusseaull, Joan lite., grocer and hotel keeper, 
 
 Ennis, E. C , flour and saw mill p'opriotor. 
 
 Lafard, Joseph 0., municipal si" v-treasurer. 
 
 Lafard, Joseph, k Son, generHl merchants. 
 
 Fortin, jilaise, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Fortin, Cyrino, pariah mayor. 
 
 Foriin, L. O., laud surveyor and general merchant. 
 
 Fournier, Claude, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Fournier, D., municipal councillor. 
 
 FournitT, Honor6, dyer and scourer. 
 
 Fournier, Pierre C, notary publio. 
 
 Gagnt-, Abraham, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Oalerneau, Rev. Charles, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Qamiiche, S., notary publio, freight agent Grand 
 Trunk Railroad, and telegraph operator. 
 
 Ginsson, Jean F , gent^ral merchant. 
 
 Giiilinct. Fabien, boot an 1 nLjeiuaker. 
 
 Lafl'iinine, Bernard, codper. 
 
 Lafl imine, Kugt^ne, cooper. 
 
 Lainarre, Miclivl, municipal councillor. 
 
 Languedoc, the Misses Angl^te & Hari'ie, precep- 
 tresses feniain academy. 
 
 Lavoie, Niipt)l6on, pliysicinn and surgeon. 
 
 LeBlanc, Illlaire, buol and shoemaker. 
 
 Leclerc, B , carpenter and builder. 
 
 Lcclerc, Etienae, general merchant. 
 
 Leclero, Louis, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 LizDitu, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Lemieuz, Octave, tanner and currier. 
 
 Martineau, Romuitld, cooper. 
 
 Menard. '.'., sen., municipal councillor. 
 
 Morin, Joseph, sen , blacksmith. 
 
 Mi)rin, Joseph, jiin., blacksmith. 
 
 Miirin, Octave, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Morin, Prosp<!tre, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Moreney, Widow Wrn., mi'liuer and dressmaker. 
 
 Plondre, \uguste, boot and "hoemaker. 
 
 Plondre, Proipire, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Poitras, Fabien, blacksmith. 
 
 Poitras, J. B , blacksmith and mason. 
 
 Poitras, L6on, blacksmith. 
 
 Poitras, Michel, blacksmith. 
 
 Pouliot, Uiirth^I6ini, J. P., general merchant and 
 insurance ajrent. 
 
 Rooheford, Pierre, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Hirvis, Philias, general merchant. 
 
 St. Pierre, Charles, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 St PiiTro, Octave, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Tli^berge, Hubert, blacksmith. 
 
 Valcuurt. Laurent, mason. 
 
 Vorroault, Germain A., notary public. 
 
 Vt'ziaa, Clirysologue, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 LITCHFIELD, C. E.— A flourishing post village, situated on the river Ottawa, in the lownsh p of 
 the sttiuu niuiitt, and county of Pontiao. It has uni) cuinnion school. Distant from liavelocW, th* 
 county seat, 4J miles ; from Portage du Fort, 8 miks ; from Montreal, 180 miles ; tnd from Ti'ionto, 
 310 miles. Population about ^00. 
 
 Bccinan, Elisha, farmer. 
 
 Bolam, John, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Cameron, John, biickmaker. 
 
 Colton, A. k J., lumber merchants. 
 
 Colton, Hiram k Sons, farmeri. 
 
 Durrel, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Evans, Rev. Joseph. 
 
 Ferrier, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 FORD, J. W. B., postmaster and farmer. 
 
 Gili.'hrist, James, farmer. 
 
 Gilchrist, Mary, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Qilchrixt, Robert, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Hills, H., farmer. 
 
 Ingram, Oliver, carpenter and saw milt proprietor. 
 
 Maroeile, Mrs., weaver. 
 
 McLean, Catharine, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 McLean, Daniel, farmer, sohonl oommisaioner. 
 
 McLean, James, gunsmith. 
 
 McLean, Mary Ann, milliner and dreaamaker. 
 
 McLean, Samuel, painter. 
 
 McVeigh, John, I'minfr. 
 
 MoVtigli, TlioH., jun., mayor, general merchant. 
 
 Pacquet, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Paul, Allan, farmer. 
 
 Paul, James, farmer. 
 
 Price, Jobn, hotel keeper. 
 
 Reid. Wra , carpenter and saw mill propriotor. 
 
 Rodgcrs, Patrick, farmer. 
 
 Soinmurville, Thoncis, sen., farmer. 
 
 Soininerville, Thomas, jun., farmer. 
 
 Stewart, John, farmer. 
 
 Struihers, John, school teaoher. 
 
 Stubbj, Wm., school commissioner. 
 
 Thomas, Wm., hotel keeper. 
 
 Thomson, Robert, lumber merohant. 
 
 Thomson, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Tonuer, Patricic, farmer. 
 
 Valliaui, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
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 LITTLE BRITAIN, C. W. — A thriving post Tillags In the township of Mariposa tod coonty of Vio- 
 loria. It 18 Hituattid within a few miles of Lake Sougog in a good fHrming looallty, and has one common 
 Boliool. Distant from Lindsay, the oountjr town, 10 miles ; and from Toronto, 60 miles. Population '220. 
 
 Ball, Thomas, stonemason. 
 
 Blewett, Jrtmes, blacksmith. 
 
 BROAD, J., postmaster, tailor and general merchant 
 
 (see card, p 328). 
 Collocott, James, blacksmith. 
 Cullis, John, fluur and grist mill proprietor. 
 Foster, Wm., J. P., and insurance sgent. 
 Olobe Hotel, David Travis, proprietor. 
 Hardy, George, stonemason. 
 Hicks, John, shopmaker. 
 Hill, Francis, tailor. 
 
 Hodgson, Jonathan, J. P., township teere. 
 Howu, Thomas, painter and constable. 
 Kelley, John, wnggon ranker. 
 Kenner, Rev. H., Bible Christian. 
 Mason, James, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Metberell, Samuel, sen., undertaker. 
 Metherell, Samuel, jun., grocer. 
 Morgan, Francis, shoemaker. 
 Murlcy, John, carpenter. 
 Murly, Wm., grocer and rake manufacturer. 
 Post, Israel, teacher of singing. 
 Rogers, Enoch, cabinet mnker. 
 Sailes, John, carpenter and cabinet maker. 
 Sajers, A. W., physician and surgeon. 
 Shell, Qeorge, blncksmith. 
 Travis, Duvi'l, hotel keeper. 
 Wallace, Tbomns, carpenter. 
 
 Whiteside, R. T., J. P., saw and carding mill pro- 
 prietor. 
 Wiggins, E., school teacher. 
 
 LITTLE, BIDEAU, C. W. — A post village in the townt>hip of east Hawkesbnry and county of 
 ]>rt!8C0tt. It Ih situated on the Oltawu River, at the Longue Sault Rapids. Distant fVom L'Orignal, the 
 coauty town, 11 miles ; Montreal, 50 miles ; and from Ottawa city, 70 miles. Population about 260 
 
 Ballanger, J. B., hotel keeper. 
 Bloomer, Henry, blacksmith. 
 Connor, Patrick, township councillor. 
 Dickson, John, saw milt owner. 
 Ooudie, Joseph, forwarder. 
 Kirhy, John, livery stable keeper. 
 Kirby, Joseph, ihoemaker. 
 
 Ross, Robert, farmer. 
 
 ROS.^, THOM.VS, postmaster, general merchant, 
 
 and saw mill owner. 
 Waddell, John, J. P, 
 Watson, James, carpenter. 
 Watson, John, general merchant. 
 
 LLOYDTOWN, C. W.— A villsge in the 9th concession of the township of King, county of York, 
 North Riding. Distant from Toronto 36 milts, and from Ring station on the Northern Railway 12 
 miles. Daily mail. Population 850. 
 
 Agnew, Wm. H., farmer, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Anderfon, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Armstrong, Arthur, sen., J. P., land and real estate 
 agent. 
 
 Armstrong, Arthur, jun., clerk Diviiiion Court, com- 
 missioner Queen's Bench, land, real estate, insur- 
 ance and collecting agent. 
 
 Berry, Qeorge, shoemaker. 
 
 Bresnan, Mrs. Catherine, Lloydtown Inn. 
 
 Bras-ell, Peter, tinsmith. 
 
 Brown, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Brown, Joseph, shoemaker. 
 
 Bull, Edward, physician, surgeon, and coroner. 
 
 Cassiday, John, cooper 
 
 Caasldsy, Thomas, cooper. 
 
 Dearling, George, chairmaker. 
 
 Dearling, Wm., chairmnker. 
 
 Bison, Wm D., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 EASTWOOD, ANTHONY, postmaster and general 
 merchant. 
 
 Edwards, Qeorge, farmer. 
 
 Ellis, Mrs. Ann, druggist. 
 
 Fanning, Bernard, shoemaker. 
 
 Hardwick, Jeremiah, briokmaker. 
 
 Hanry, Wm., saw mill owner. 
 
 Hope, Andrew, constable. 
 
 Hulse, llt-nry, stage proprietor. 
 
 Knne, Roger, tin^mith. 
 
 Lloydtown Inn, Mrs. C. Bresnan, proprielresiS. 
 
 Lodge. Robert, constable and wnggon maker. 
 
 M bar Wm., cabinet maker and upholsterer. 
 
 Malcolm, David, baker. 
 
 Malonry, Patrick, shoemaker. 
 
 Mansion House, Qeorge T. Stead, proprietor. 
 
 McOarrity, Francis, tailor. 
 
 Miller, John, pedlar. 
 
 Morton, Miss, milliner. 
 
 Osier, Rev. II. B., Church of England. 
 
 Reid, Jitmes, carding and fulling mill. 
 
 Shanks, Peter, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Shaw, Pringle, butcher. 
 
 Smith & Brown, tiniimiths. 
 
 Stead, George F., Mansion House. 
 
 Swnnn, Rnv. M., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Tevin, Edward, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Tyson, Thomas W., fluur mill owner. 
 
 Wood, Marshall, waggon maker. 
 
 Wreggitt, James, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Wright, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 LOBO, C. W.— A village situated on Ox Bow Rirer, in the township of Lobo and county of MiddleMX, 
 a*, the Jutiotion of the London, Sarnia, and Williams Oravel Riad, and Oontiguous to a Station on th« 
 Great Western Railway. Distant from Londou, the oonnty seat, 1 1 miles ; from Hamilton, 90Bk(lM; 
 from Sarnia, 61 miles ; and from Toronto, 140 miles. Daily mail. Population about 160. 
 
 Campbell, A. M., druggist. 
 
 Cau(.bell, A. P., blacksmith. 
 Campbell, John, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Clent. Rev. Mr., Baptist. 
 Coakley, H., ihoamaker. 
 Coakley, Samuel, gunsmith. 
 
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 Edwards, H., stddle and harneRS maker, township 
 
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 Edwards, Job«, J. P- 
 FARES, MRS. E., poatiaistresa, uod general ttore 
 
 keeper. 
 Fares, H., farmer. 
 
 Ferguson, A., cabinet maker and hotel proprietor. 
 Fraeer, Rev. Mr., Presbyterian. 
 Irtin*, J., farmer. 
 Johnson, D., farmer. 
 Kilty, ile». Mr., Methodist. 
 Langbie, A., tiour and grist rail! proprietor. 
 Lowe, J., house and sign painter. 
 Mc Arthur, D. A., farmer. 
 McArthur, D f'., farmer. 
 Mc Arthur, M. & Co., brickmakert. 
 McBayne, John, weaver. 
 McCall, D., hotel proprietor. 
 
 MoCall, M.. constable, farmer and blacksmith. 
 McCall ft Mclntyre, carriage and waggon makert. 
 Mclntyre, Hugh, J. P. 
 Mclntyre, J. U., agricultural implement mauufao- 
 
 turer. 
 Mclntyre, J. C, carpenter and builder. 
 Mclntyre, J. 8., insurnnco npciit. 
 McKelliir, D., saw mill proprietor. 
 MoMurphy, U , township collector. 
 McNeil, J., shoemaker. 
 Mitchell, W., saddle and harness maker. 
 Powell, T., pliiHicrer. 
 I'nngle, Wm., township clerk. 
 Robb, .(. J., foun<lry and raiichine shop. 
 Ross, Q. W., school tea. her. 
 Thompson, A., physician. 
 Twecdale, J. M , physician. 
 
 LOCH OABRY, C. W.— A post village situated on the River Garry, in tlie t iwn.'^hip of Kenyon and 
 county of Glengary. Distant from Cornwall, the county town, 22 miles. Population 70. 
 
 Cameron. John, edge tool mauufnoturer and black- 
 smith. 
 
 FRASER, JAMES, J. P., postmaster, general 
 merchant, and manufacturer of poarlash. 
 
 Grant, Donald, saddle, harness, and shoeuiaker. 
 
 Grant, John, farmer. 
 
 Grant, Lewis farmer. 
 
 Looh Garry Hotel, Mrs. McDonald, proprietoress. 
 McDonald, Mrs , proprietore.-x I.och Garry Hotel. 
 McDonell, Ale.xuiider, tanner, cuirior, shoemaker, 
 
 and carpenter. 
 McDonell, Ronald, carriage, waggon, agricultural 
 
 implemnut manufacturer and farmer. 
 McGregor, Mrs. Hannah, ichool teacher. 
 
 LOCKTON, C. W.— A small post village ia the township of Albion and county of Peel, 
 from Toronto, the county seat, 33 miles. 
 
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 Aldicott, Dr., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Broady, Mr., general agent. 
 
 Card. Levi, lumber merchant. 
 
 Coolagahan, Joseph, carpenter. 
 
 Dillon, T., tailor. 
 
 Dunpro, Michael, hotel keeper. 
 
 Orogan, Patrick, farmer. 
 
 Koran, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Kelly, Mat., farmer. 
 
 Lock, A , farmer. 
 
 MoQuorry, Hector, blacksmith. 
 
 Miller, Millar, milliner. 
 
 O'Reilly, H., weaver. 
 
 Ostler, Rev. Henry, Church of England. 
 
 PARKINSONf, ADA.M, postmaster, general mer- 
 chant, and farmer. 
 Pettigrew, Dr., physician and surgeon. 
 Phinousbob, Dr, pliysician and surgeon. 
 Potter, Win., mil'.er. 
 Reams, Matthew, farmer. 
 Squires, A iron, waggon maker. 
 Sijuires, Wm., J. P. 
 Taylor, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 Walford, 8 A., soap and candle maker. 
 Wallice, Edward, general merchant & hotel keeper. 
 Wallico, Henry, carpenter. 
 Wallice, John, farmer. 
 
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 county of Middlesex. It is the chief city of the western division of Upper Canada, and has sprung 
 into existence since 1826, at which time the ground it occupies was a wililerne.«s. II is a port of entry, 
 thus securing to its merchants the advantages of having their goods shipped direct under bond. Its 
 Streets are wide, and run at right angles to each other, and the buildings are excellent, being mostly of 
 brick or stone. The public buililings are a credit to the city; among which nay be mentioned the 
 English church, a gotbio edi8oe, which has a magnificent chiuio of bells; the Exhibition buildings, and 
 the Tecumseh House. The country surrounding London is rich in agricultural productions, and 
 furnishes a large trade in wheat and other staples. There ig a Uoani of Trade, and all the Banks of 
 the Province have branches or agencies here. The Great Western Railway from Windsor to SuMpension 
 Bridge passes through London, and has a branch road thence to 8arnia. The Grand Trunk also has a 
 branch from 8t. Mary's to London, and it is also the northern terminus of the London and Port Stanley 
 Railway. It has two very creditable and influential dailv newspapers — the Fre* I'mt and the I'rotoli/p«— 
 besides several weekly publications. Distant from Windsor, 107 miles ; Hamilton, 70 miles; Toronto, 
 1 14 miles ; Port Stanley, 24 miles ; and from St. Mary's, 'IS miles. Dally mail. Population about 12,000. 
 
 Abbott, A. 8., city clerk. City Hall Buildings. 
 Abbott, Riobard, opposite Custom House. 
 Abbs, Robert, cooper, York. 
 Abernatby, Robert, blacksmith, Richmond. 
 
 Adams, Edward fi Co , wholesale grocers and impor- 
 terfi of teas, sugars, tobaccos, wines, and spirits, 
 Dundas. 
 
 Agnew, John W., physician and surgeon, Dundas. 
 
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 AND NEAR THE TERMINUS OF THE GRAND TRUNK AND PORT STANLEY ROADS, 
 
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 AllMter, John, brewerj. Dnndas. 
 
 AllMter, Joseph, bnker, DundaD. 
 
 Allaster, Peter, coofeotioner. Dunrlas. 
 
 Allen. Win., chair ninker, DunJaft. 
 
 American Bxprces Company, J. 8. Boniface, Bgent, 
 
 Albion Duiltlings. 
 American Hotel, J. Boyce, proprietor, corner Ridout 
 
 and King 
 ANDERSON, ALEXANDER, M.D., physician and 
 
 surgeon, Ridout. 
 Anderson, Dr., physician and surgeon. 
 Anderson, Murray, Qlobe Foundry, corner Dundas 
 
 and Aciclaide. 
 ANDRUS BROTHERS, manufacturers of melodeons, 
 
 tuners and repairers of pianos, &o., King (see 
 
 card, p. 828). 
 ANQLO-AMERICAN HOTEf-, John Cousins, pro- 
 prietor, corner York and Wellington. 
 Ansley, W. W,, clerk, Custom House. 
 Arkell's Hotel, Thomas F Kance, prop., Richmond. 
 Armstrong, George, boot and shoe manufacturer, 
 
 Richmond. 
 Ash, W. H., tanner and currier, near Westminster 
 
 Bridge. 
 Ash, William II., wholesale boot and shoe dealer, 
 
 Richmond. 
 Ashton, Miss M., denier in Berlin wool, fancy goods, 
 
 toys, &o., Dundas, east. 
 Askiu, J. B., clerk of peace. 
 Bailey, A. H., chemist and druggist, Richmond. 
 Bailey, Rev. B., Church of England. 
 Baker, J., agent for Taylor k Grannis, Richmond. 
 Balkwill's Hotel, Wm. Balkwill, pi>prie(or, corner 
 
 Talbot and King. 
 Balkwill, W., proprietor Balkwill's Hotel, corner 
 
 Tnlbot and King. 
 Bank of British North America, Walter Watson, 
 
 mnnager, Richrannd. 
 BANK OF MONTREAL, A. Oreer, uisnager, cor. 
 
 ner Rtdout and North. 
 Barber, W. H., importer and dealer in crockery, 
 
 china and glassware, Dundas. 
 Barker, F. T., book and jnb printing office, Dundas- 
 Barker, Wm., locker, Custom House. 
 Barker, Wm., president London, Gas Company, cor- 
 ner Mortou and Ridout. 
 BARNARD, P. C , auctioneer, Richmond. 
 Baxter, Hamilton A., ngont tor Dales & Fitzgerald, 
 
 contractors, &o., Ricbtnond. 
 Bayley, Richard, barrister and attorncy-at-law, 
 
 Riilout. 
 Bayles, Thomas, barber, Richmond. 
 Bay res, O., councilman. 
 Beatty, Benjamin, night baggage master. Great 
 
 Western Railway. 
 Beattie, J. & Co., dry goods ami milllinery, Dundas. 
 BECHER& BAKER, barristers, Ac, Dundas west 
 Beddome, F. B., private banker, broker, insurance 
 
 land and general agent, Alt)ion Buildings. 
 Beddome k Rowland, proprietors, London Auction 
 
 Commission Rooms and commission merchants, 
 
 Albion Buildings. 
 Bogg, J G., dealer in watches, clocks, jowcllry, 
 
 fancy goods, &c., Dundas. 
 UoKK< ^lU'i alderman. 
 Begg, Wm , manufacturer and dealer in boots and 
 
 aboes, Dundas. 
 Bell, W. C, barber and hair dresser, Richmond. 
 BELTZ, ED.MOND, hntter and furrier and dealer in 
 
 trunks and Taliaes, 72 Dundas. 
 Benjamin, H., oil dealer, Teoumaeh lIoa<o. 
 Bennett & Ferguson, cabinet makers & undertakers. 
 
 BENNETT, J. M., proprietor Tecumseh House, 
 oppo«ite Great Western Railway Depot (see card, 
 p. 326). 
 
 Bentley, Henry, grocery. King. 
 
 Berry, Mr., (colore!) tavern keeper, Wellington. 
 
 Beveridge, John, groceries ami provisions, Dundas. 
 
 Bitton, E. S , manufacturer and dealer in soda water, 
 ginger pop ho., corner Duiida.s and Wellington. 
 
 BIRRELL, JOHN & Co., importers and wholesale 
 dealers in BritiKh and foreign dry goods. North. 
 
 Black & Wellsieed. dealers in foreign and domestic 
 fruits, confectionery, &c., Richmond. 
 
 BLACKBURN, J. & 8., editors and proprietora 
 Free Pteis, North. 
 
 Blackwell, Robert, saddler and harness maker, 
 Dundas. 
 
 BLAIR, J.AMEH, roRnufucturer of steam engines, 
 mill work of all kinds. &c., North. 
 
 Bonehn'::, Samuel, gardener and seedsman. Market 
 Square. 
 
 Boiiehnm, iv., nurseryman. 
 
 Bonif.ice, J. T., agent American Express ('ompany, 
 Albion Buildings. 
 
 B08TWICK, EDWIN F.. clerk Tecumseh House. 
 
 Bowman, Wm.. general manager London and Port 
 Stanley Rnilwity. 
 
 Bowman, Wm, jun., ticket clerk London and Port 
 Stanley Railway. 
 
 Boyd, Arcliibntd, tavern keeper. North. 
 
 Boyd, Handry, messenger. Custom House, 
 
 Boyce, J., proprietor American Hotel, comer Ridout 
 and King. 
 
 Boyer, Wm., secretary and treasure! of the City of 
 London Building Society, and London Permanent 
 Building and Savings society, ant insurance 
 Agent, Albion Buildings 
 
 Bradshaw, W., proprietor Windsor House. 
 
 Bragg, Frederick, cooper's shop, Richmond. 
 
 Bricklin, Mrs. M iry, grocer, Kidout. 
 
 BriliHh Empire House, David Ilaystcad, proprietor, 
 corner Burwell and Bathurst. 
 
 Brock's Hotel, T. Howard, proprietor, Tnlhot. 
 
 Brody, Hugh, slati in master Orent Western Railway. 
 
 Brophy, John, groceries and provisions, Clarence. 
 
 Brown, John, city chamberlain. City Hall Buildings. 
 
 Browne, Thumas, City Boiler Works. 
 
 Bruce, David, foundry and machine shop, Fnllerton, 
 
 Brunton, W. Y , notions, toys, &c , Richmond. 
 
 Bruntnn & Moore, auctioneers and commission mer- 
 chants, Market Square. 
 
 Bryiinton, Robert, dealer in flour, feed, &c., Dundas, 
 east. 
 
 Buckle, Mrs. Hannah, grocery, Wellington, coraer 
 King 
 
 Bull, Dr., physiciiin and surgeon. 
 
 Bunniiig, J. W., dealer in fruits, confectioneries, 
 nut.^, Ac, Ri.. ! ii'^nd. 
 
 Burgess, Mark, merchant tailor, Dundas. 
 
 Durns, J., blacksmitb, York. 
 
 Burr, Peter, Westminster Hotel, King. 
 
 Burridg^, Jtihu, boot and shoemaker and dealer, Wel- 
 lington. 
 
 Bui-ridge, John, boot and shoemaker. King. 
 
 Butch jr. Richard, saddle and harness maker, Talbot. 
 
 ButI r, II., dealer in flour, feed, &a., corner King 
 fnd Richmond. 
 
 Pyrne, M., grocer, wine and liquor merchant Rich- 
 mond. 
 
 Caldwell, Thomas, cabinet maker, King. 
 
 Calvin, John, barber, Market Lane. 
 
 Camenm, MIhs Mary, milliner, Talhot. 
 
 Campbell, Mrs Mary, grocery, Ridout. 
 
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 Campbell, Juba, oarringe and waggon maker, Rich- 
 mond. 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Da»id 
 
 Olaas, agcDt. 
 Carick. J , hoot and ibnemaker, Wellingtrn. 
 CARLINO, W. A J., propriotora Oily Brewery, 
 
 WHterloo. 
 Careiingie. John, clerk B'tnk Pritiih North Ameriua. 
 CARR, WILLI A VI E . c)erk Teoiiiii^eh House. 
 Carry, W L., bfxikseller an<l stationer, Hichmond. 
 Curler, Robert, propiictor Farmer's llotH, Dundan. 
 Callermole, Dr., physioiHii and 8iir^»enii. 
 Chapiii ft Co., Qiirmau uriacopiu physioiana and 
 
 snrgeons, Clarence. 
 Cbapninn, CbarloH, bookbinder and blaok book 
 
 manutactarer, Uundas. west. 
 Chipperfi^UI, George, grocer, Market Square. 
 Cbisbnim, Andrew, dry guoda, &n., DmidHS 
 CUISIIOLM, H , haniwdri- merchant, Duudaa. 
 Chrixtian, C, ahoemskKr, Ridout. 
 ChrUtie, .lohn, councilman. 
 
 rhrixtie, .lobn, carf eiit«r and builder, Waterloo. 
 Churcb, Frank, Prince of Wales Restaurant, Albion 
 
 Uiiildings. 
 Church Society of the Diocetie of London, Richmond ; 
 
 president, the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of the 
 
 Diocese. 
 Chnrcher, Thomas, flour and feed, Market Square. 
 CITY BREWERY, W. & J. Carling, proprietors, 
 
 Waterloo. 
 City Hotel, John Mnson, corner Dundas and Talbot. 
 City of London Bitildinic Hociety, Albion Buildings ; 
 
 Adam Hope, president. 
 Clark, Real, (colored) barber and hairdresser, 
 
 Richmond. 
 CLARKE, ROBT., proprietor London Coffee House, 
 
 Mnrket Square (see cmd, p. 828). 
 Clegg. John, grocery, Clarence. 
 Cline, Edmund, fruit and confectionery, Dundas. 
 Oobbladick, Thomas, proTtsioa and meat store, 
 
 . Burwell 
 COLDEKELL, M., editor daily and weekly Protolypt, 
 
 Richmond, cormr Dundas. 
 Colemiin, Edward, grocer and dealer in second 
 
 bnnd goods, Ridi>ut. 
 Collett. E 8., solicitor, &c., Dundas. 
 Commercial Bank of Canala, Iiondon Dranch, 
 
 Ja:nes G. Harper, manager. Richmond. 
 Coombs. H., cabinet maker, King. 
 Cnon, Martin, grocery, Wellington. 
 Cooper & Bro., photographic artists, Richmond. 
 Coote, .1 & W., livery stable, Dundas. 
 CORNISH, F. E.. barrister, &o., mayor. 27 Dundas. 
 Corry, John, Golden Quoit Hotel, York & Burwell. 
 COUSINS, JOHN, proprietor Anglo-Aiaericun Hotel, 
 
 corner York and Wellington. 
 Cowau, Jsnies, lumber yanl. York. 
 Oowen, E Iward. proviniims, Wellington. 
 Crabb, John, boot and shoe raanofaoturer and dealer, 
 
 Dunuas. 
 Cray, James, blacksmith, Richmond. 
 Crerar, J., teller bank Montreal, cor. Ridout and 
 
 North. 
 Cronyi , Rt. Rev. Benj., D. D., Di^bop of Huron, 
 
 Rector of St. Pauls. 
 Cronya, Francis, clerk Gore Bank, North. 
 Cronvii, V , barrister, fas , Crystal Blot-k. 
 Crocker, James, proprietor Prinoe of Wales Hotel, 
 
 Ridout. 
 Crook. John blacksmith, Richmond. 
 CROOK.S, H., manufacturer of patent era'ive soap, 
 
 factory North Street, in the Canada Map Buildings. 
 
 Crjoks, Henry, soap mannfactnrer and wholsntle 
 
 and retail denier in flotir. feed. King. 
 Cuthhert, A. "hoeinuk. r, Kidout. 
 
 DAILY AND WEKKLY PROTOTYPE, cor. Rieli- 
 mond and Dundas, John Siddons, proprietor (sea 
 card, p l!;t4). 
 
 Dales & Fiixgerald, contractors, civil engineers, &o. 
 Richmond 
 
 Diltoii, J , butcher, Market. 
 
 Dalton, J D., inaniiriicturer of soap, caudles, glae 
 and potash, York. 
 
 Darcli, Johu, Slid He. harness and trunk maker, 
 T.ilhof. 
 
 Dirk. Will. P., photogropher, Dundas, east. 
 
 DART, 11 II., carriage and waggon maker, Duudu, 
 east. 
 
 Davis, Henry, watchmaker aud jeweller, Dundas, 
 east. 
 
 Dawson & Bro., book and Job printing office, Rich- 
 mond. 
 
 Deacon. Wm., grocery, l)und«s. 
 
 Deadnmn, James, cotincilnmu, paper banger and 
 painter. Market Si|imro. 
 
 Deans, Wm , bakery, Kichmond. 
 
 DeFoe, John, uubioet raiiker. Talhot. 
 
 Dempster, Wm., insurance nzcnt, accountant and 
 comini.iNion merchant. Carting's Block. 
 
 Denison, U II., bookseller and news depot, corner 
 Richmond and North 
 
 Denton, John .M , lui'rclinnt tailor, Richmond. 
 
 Dcney, Wni , inniiufaclurin); p'ltdvmiih, »ilversraith 
 and jeweller, six doors west City Hull, Dundas. 
 
 Dillon, .Mrs W., dealer in music aud musical instru- 
 ments, .Mbion Buildings. 
 
 Dinahan, Richard, painter, City Hnll. 
 
 DIXON, E W., Hpent for North Branch Mills, pro- 
 duce merchant, Richmond (see card, p, 8'J8). 
 
 Dodson. W., butcher, Murket. 
 
 Donnley, Mike, grocery, Kidout. 
 
 Dorothey, John, landing waiter, Custom House. 
 
 Doty, D., surveyor, (Ju^torn Hou»c. 
 
 Downie, Mrs O , confectionery. King. 
 
 Downes, Henry, confectioner, Dundas. 
 
 Ducker, John, groceries and provisions, Mark Lane, 
 east. 
 
 DufBold, Win., coal oil works, Hamilton Road. 
 
 Dnimage, John, proprietor Gray's Hotel, King, cor- 
 ner Talbot. 
 
 Dunbar, J. & W., blacksmiths, York. 
 
 Dunn, James, saddle and harness maker, Market 
 Square. 
 
 Dunn, P. J., Great Western Railwny Refreshment 
 Saloon, Great Western Ritilway Depot. 
 
 Durand, Wm., boot aud shoe maker and dealer, 
 Dundas, east 
 
 Dyson, W . tinner, Dundas, east. 
 
 E'lwnrds, E physician and surgeon, Dundas. 
 
 EFNER, ABKAHAM, carriage bending factory, 
 Hamilton Road (see card, p. 328). 
 
 Eldridge, J., baker, Clarence. 
 
 Ellerbeck, R., grain ttore, York. 
 
 ELLIOTT. lOHN, proprietor Phoenix Foundry, cor- 
 ner Wellington and B^ithurst. 
 
 Elliot, Wra., barrister, Richmond. 
 
 Elson, J., butcher. Market. 
 
 Emery, A S.. auctioneer & real estate agent, Dundas. 
 
 Erskine, John, wholesale and retail dealer in drjr 
 goods.Dundaa. . 
 
 Fat ley, James, operator Montreal Telegraph Com- 
 pany, Albion Buildings. 
 
 Fairbairn, Walter, tailor, Uundas, east. 
 
 Farmer's Inn, John Reid, proprietor, Ridoat. 
 
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 FkrmD, Dr., phy«icimi nod surgeon. 
 FARRAR, DAVID & CO . wholesale gro«er«, wine 
 
 and liiiunr denlvrfi, Dutidas. 
 Ferguson Jamea, k:ounty registrar. 
 FerrtH, Wm , hotel and livery stable, corner Dandas 
 
 and (Mnrenoe. 
 Fi!*h, Henry, proprietor London Mills, and dealer in 
 
 Flour nnd feed, Murket Square. 
 Fitzgenild k Scandreth, wholesale and rntail mer- 
 chants, and detileri* in grocoriex, Dundax. 
 Fitzgihbnn, Jamea, baker and confeniioner, Talbot. 
 Flock, JiinieH li , barrister and nolioitor to the City 
 
 of London lluilding Ruciely, Albion Buildings. 
 Flock, J K., physician nnd sargeon. 
 Forbes, T. & Co , whulcsale and retail grocers, and 
 
 wine and spirit lueruhanis, Dunds!'. 
 Fraser. Wm., conductor London aud Port Stanley 
 
 Railway. 
 Frnzier, Mr., collector of taxes, City Hall Building. 
 Fysh, Hewitt, confectioner, wholesale and retail, 
 
 Dunilas. 
 Oauld, .'Vlex., merchant tailor and clothier, Dandas. 
 GHZf. Inrncs, fluur aud feed dealer. King. 
 GEARY, .JOHN, jun., burrisler, &o., \lbion Build- 
 ings 
 Geddes J. C, ncconntant Bank of Montreal, corner 
 
 Ridout aud North. 
 Gee, .1., boot and shoemaker. Talbot. 
 Gibbins, Joseph, hai'iicHs maker, Dundas, east. 
 Oibbinx, 8. A., dealer in books, stationery, toys, &c., 
 
 Dundas, east. 
 Gibson, John, bakery, Wellington. 
 Gibson, L., clerk, Commercial Uank of Canada. 
 Gilmore, Robert, broom manufacturer, Dundas. 
 Gill, Wni C. L., registrar fur the City of London and 
 
 insurance ngeut, City Hall Buildings. 
 Gillean, Jumes, wholesale and retail bookseller and 
 
 stationer, (bookbinder, Dundas. 
 Glackmeyer, Ed., manager, London Has Company. 
 Glackineyer, F. J., secretary London Gas Company. 
 Glass, David, agent C miida Life .\ssuraiioe Company. 
 Glass, (irahum. Market Lane Saloon, Market Lane. 
 Glass, Wm,, county sheriflf 
 Glen, James, merchant tailor, West End House, 22 
 
 Dundas. 
 Globe Foundry, Murray Anderson, proprietor, cor- 
 ner Dundus and Adelaide. 
 Goodacre, Ojo., proprietor Farmer's Hotel, Market 
 
 Square. 
 Gordon, Geo., commission merchant, Dundas, 
 GORE, BANK NORTH, Charles Monsarrat, agent. 
 Gragsten & Brother, importers and dealers iu dry 
 
 goods, millinery. &c,, Duudas. 
 Graunan, Wm., dealer in second hand gootls, York. 
 Graves, O. B , painter, paper hanger, &c , Richmond. 
 Graydon, 8. H , alderman, attorney, solicitor-in- 
 
 ohancery, &c., Dumias 
 Green, A , manager Bank of Montreal, corner Ridont 
 
 and North. 
 Green. John, dry goods, millinery, Dundas. 
 Green, Thomas, planing mill, sash door and blind 
 
 factory, Bathurst. 
 Greer. J. A., cabinet maker. King. 
 GRIFFIN, J., London Seed Store, wholesale and 
 
 retail dealer in garden, field nnd every description 
 
 of seeds, City Hall Buildings. Richmond. 
 Griffith, R., dealer in wall papers, paints, oil and 
 
 glass, Dundas. 
 Griffiths, J. H., photographer, &o., Dundas, corner 
 
 Market Lane. 
 
 Gunn, R., boot and shoe mannfactnrer, Richmond. 
 
 Gunn & Gordon, dry goods and clothing, Dundns. 
 
 Uurd, Jiihn, manufacturer and dealer in gaos, pistols, 
 ke , Dundas, opposite Strong's Hotel. 
 
 Hall, T. A., coal yard, near Railroad. 
 
 Hanson, C. F , engineer and machinist, London and 
 Port Stanley Railway. 
 
 Harper, Jas. G., manager Commercial Bank of 
 C)inada, Riahmund. 
 
 Harding, Mrs. Ann, grocery, Richmond. 
 
 Hargraves, ,1., carpenter and builder, t'larence, 
 
 HARRIS. MONSARRAT & HARRIS, barristers, 
 &u,, Dundas. 
 
 Harrison, J., councilman. 
 
 Harrison, Wm,, engineer London and Port Stanley 
 Railway, 
 
 Haskett, Thomas, chemist and druggist. City Ilall 
 Buildings. 
 
 Haw, James, provisions. Market Square. 
 
 Hawthorn, Win., Armstrong Gun Hotel, Wellington 
 corner of Duke. 
 
 Hay, Miss Jaue, dressmaker, milliner, and dealer in 
 millinery, Dundas. 
 
 Haystead, David, proprietor of the British Empire 
 House, corner Burwell and Bathurst. 
 
 Haystead, Martin, Loung's Saloon, Dun<Ias. 
 
 Heathfield & ('u , wholesale druggists, Dundao, op- 
 posite Strong's Hotel. 
 
 Heudrie & Co., railway and cartage agents, Welling- 
 ton, opposite Great Western Railway Depot. 
 
 Henry, Bernard, bookseller, stationer, and news 
 dealer, Richmond. 
 
 Hessel, Louis & Co., proprietors Peterville Rock 
 Oil Refinery. 
 
 llessel, Loais, tavern keeper, vinegar factory, Rich- 
 mond. 
 
 llevey, Jamen, groceries and provisions, Sarnia. 
 
 Hibbert, John, grocery, Clarence. 
 
 Higginson & Burns, importers and dealers in dry 
 goods and clothing, corner Dundas and Richmond. 
 
 Hine, Misses F. R., milliners and dressmakers, 
 Richmond. 
 
 Hiscox Hotel, Thomas Hiscox, proprietor, Dundas. 
 
 Hiscox Livery Stables, Duudas. 
 
 H'scox, Thomas, proprietor Hiscox Hotel, Duudas. 
 
 Hobhs, Dr., physician. King. 
 
 HOBS, W, C, jobbing machine, Duudas. 
 
 Holder, Samuel, grocery, King. 
 
 Holmes, C. D., alderman. 
 
 Holt, G. N., commercial traveller, Strong's Hotel. 
 
 Homewood, Thomas, grocery, Dundas. 
 
 Hope, Adam, president of the City of London Build- 
 ing Society, aud London Permanent Building aad 
 Saving Society, Albion Buildings. 
 
 Hope. Adam &Co,, hardware merchants, Dundas. 
 
 HOPE, ADAM & CO., importers and wholesale 
 dealers in dry goods, groceries, hardware, &c., 
 North, corner Talbot. 
 
 Horton, W., barrister, &c., Talbot. 
 
 Horton, Wm , recorder. 
 
 How, Frederick A., nurseryman. Strong's Hotel. 
 
 Howard, Thomas, hotel keeper, Talbot. 
 
 Hughes, David, councilman. 
 
 Hughes. J,, proprietor Alma Hotel, York. 
 
 HURON HOTEL, T, Sweeney, proprietor, gprner 
 Richmond and Hitchcock. 
 
 Hunt, Charles, proprietor Hunt's City Mills, foot of 
 Talbot. 
 
 Hunt's City Mills, Charles Hunt, proprietor, foot of 
 Talbot. 
 
 Hunt, Wm, Edward, tavern, near Thames River. 
 
 Hunter, James, boot and shoemaker, Dundas, east. 
 
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 BuDtcr, John, Chief Engineer fire (iepurlmcnt, office 
 
 Leoniir<i's store. 
 Huchiiiiion. Ctiarles, Counter Alley. 
 Hymnn, K. W., tannery, Talbot. 
 UymHii, E. W., launer anci leather dealer, City Hall 
 
 Buil'lings. 
 Ilett, II., bakery, flour and proviaion store, Wel- 
 lington. 
 Innes, H<'v. M., minister of Chriiit's Chnrch. 
 Irvine, Uichard, landing wftitor, Custom lloii-'' 
 Irving, Hu|(b, telegraph operator, Great V stern 
 
 Railway. 
 Irwin, M., tailor, Richmond. 
 Jack-<ou, Ueurge, touudor an<l machinist, ni^uufac- 
 
 turer of dtovei), tiu copper and sheet juwure, 
 
 Dundns. 
 J.\CKt<'->N, J. TI., ronuufacturing watchmaker and 
 
 jeweller, 66 Diindas. 
 Jncks'in, R. E.. attorney and solicitor to the London 
 
 Periniuient liuilding and Suviug!< Society, Albion 
 
 Uuildiiigs. 
 Jacobs, .loseph E., comuiission nuercbaut and grocer, 
 
 Duudas. 
 Jarinnn, nt'njnmin, tinder* •'»■, Richmond. 
 Jarmiin, Mrs. itenjamin, proorr, Richmond. 
 Jarvix, B. S. & Uro., grocere, dealers in provisions 
 
 and crockery, Talbot. 
 Johnson, Arthur, baggage master London and Port 
 
 8(«nley Riiilwny. 
 Johnston, Alexander, leather and shoe findings, 
 
 Duudit>!. 
 Johnston, .lames, maohiniit, corner King and Talbot. 
 Johnston, Wra , councilman. 
 JONES, ALFRED THOS , physician and druggist, 
 
 Ridout (see card, page ;il8). 
 Jones, Kev. Uiclmrd, Wesleyun Methodist. 
 Jones, Wm. H., furniture dealer, Talbot. 
 JONES & HALL, Loudon Commercial College, 
 
 Richmond, opposite City Hall. 
 Kavanngh, I'., bill poster, North. 
 Keary. John, customs broker, and general agent, 
 
 Albion Uuildiugs. 
 Keast, S., livery stable, Dundaa. 
 KEITH, J. H. A CO , proprietors Thames Oil Works, 
 
 dice uoxt to Arkell's Hotel, King (see card, p.33'J) 
 Kel^yeide, R. & Co., butchers. Market. 
 Kennedy, Rev. Mr., agent Presbyteiian Board of 
 
 Publication, Richmond. 
 Kent Brewery, Hamilton & Morgan, propm., Ann. 
 Kerr, Mackenzie & Co., importers of ilry goods, 
 
 groceries and liquors; aK-to, manufacturers of 
 
 ready-made clothing, Ridout, corner North. 
 Kirkland, A. M., clerk, Bank British North America. 
 Kirkpatrick, H., attorney. &c., Talbot. 
 Kirkpatrick, R., boot and shoemaker, Dundas, east. 
 Kisby, Levi, dealer in groceries, liquors, &o., Ham- 
 ilton Road. 
 Kompass, Frederick, German Hall, King. 
 Korn, Henry, lobaocouist, Richmond. 
 LABATT, JOHN K., proprietor London Brewery, 
 
 foot of Talbot (see card, p. 328). 
 Labatt, Miss L., private boarding house, corner 
 
 York and Ridout. 
 Lancaster, J. J., physician, Dunda". 
 Lancaster, J. J., homeopathic physioian, Richmond. 
 Land. Q., barrister, &o. 
 Lapthorn & Luxton, butchers, Market. 
 Lander, Dr., physioian and surgeon. 
 Lawford, T. W., attorney, solicitor and land agent, 
 
 Richmond. 
 Lawless, L., postmaster, office Richmond. 
 LAWRASON, L., land agent, Talbot. 
 
 LAWB *t«ON, W. L., attorney at law, Ac, Talbot. 
 
 Leake.. 9 I'., cabinet maker. King. 
 
 Li'-itbw.m, K , butcher. Market. 
 
 1 ' -nard, E , foundry and machine shop, comer 
 
 I'iilout and Fullerlun. 
 Leonard, L 0., dealer in stoves, linwaie, lamps, &e., 
 
 Kichniond. 
 I.e. Hard, Patrick, proprietor Olube Hotel, AdfUide. 
 Li-ler, D., grocer, Ac , corner York and Biirwell. 
 Lilley, Chnrtes, groceries ami provisions, Uuudaa. 
 Lindtiay, Mrs. M , cciufectioiiery, Duiulas. 
 Linfoot, (leo , buiclier, Maiket. 
 Lively, John, proprietor Waterman's Arms Hotel, 
 
 Wellington. 
 Livington, J , tavern, Wellington. 
 LONDON BREWERY, foot of Talbot, John K. Lft- 
 
 batt proprietor, (see card. p. .1'JH). 
 LONDON COFFEE H0H8E, R. Clarke, Market 
 
 Square (see card, p li'JH). 
 LONDON ro.\l,\IKKCl\L COLLErjE, Richmond 
 
 opposite City Hall. Jones fi Hall proprietors. 
 LONnON FREE I'KE.SS, J. & 8. Blackburn, editors 
 
 and propriftors. North. 
 London Gas Company, corner Ilorton and Ridout, 
 
 Wm Barker, president. 
 London Oil Compnny, .\. H. Bailey & Co., proprie- 
 tors, office lliulimoi.d. 
 London Perniaiient Building and Savings Society 
 
 Adam Hope, president. Albion Buildings. 
 London & I'urt Stanley Railway, Wm. Bowman, 
 
 general manager 
 LONDON PROTOTYPE. (.lailyaul weekly), John 
 
 Sidilons, proprietor (see card, p. i!84). 
 LONDON SEED «T<<KE, James <3riffin. proprietor, 
 
 City Hall Build 's, Kiclimond. 
 LONDON TANNE 8. Morrill, proprietor, Ridout 
 
 (see card, p .3.32, 
 Long, R. W., messenger Bank British North America. 
 Louitbrey, A., saddle and bariK'S!) maker, Richmond. 
 LOYD, THO.MAS, prop. British Exchange Hotel, 
 
 corner Dundas and Clarence. 
 Lynch. J., tailor, Talbot 
 Macbeth, John, clerk county court, and deputy clerk 
 
 crown. 
 Macdonald, D. C, barrister and attorney at law, 
 
 Richmond. 
 Macilonald, Jas., teller Commercial Rank of Canada. 
 Macfie, D , dry goods & carpet merchants, Dundaa. 
 Maclelinn, Thos., clerk Bank British North America. 
 Macmillan, Duncan, barrister, &c., Ridout. 
 Macnider. 0. T., clerk Bank of .Montreal. 
 Maluom, Wm, superinteiKlent clerk Great Western 
 
 Railway. 
 MANLEY, ROBERT, dry goods, Dundas, east (see 
 
 card, p 882). 
 Manning, R. J , chemist and druggist, Dundaa. 
 Mainer, John, eating house, Dundas. 
 Marriott. Richard, optician, Ridout. 
 Marrs, David, boot and shoemaker and dealer, Rich- 
 
 mond. 
 Marsh, Rev. J. W., chaplain to the Bishop and sec. 
 
 Church Society. 
 Marsden, Thomas, merchant tailor, Wellington. 
 Mason, John, proprietor City Hotel, corner Dundan 
 
 and Talbot. 
 Massinghard, H., barrister, Albion Buildings. 
 Mathews, Rowe & Judd, blacksmiths and waggon 
 
 makers, Wellington. 
 Mathison. J., dealer iu sewing machines of all kinds, 
 
 WyokotTs Jeweller Store, Dundas. 
 Mayo, Wm , dealer in groceries, wines, and Hquori, 
 
 City Hall Buildings. 
 
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 McAulifT, Jnmes, Olobe liutel, eorncr York and 
 
 Rioliinonii. 
 Mcliriile, Kmiiuel, aldorman. 
 
 MoBrliin, 8. K A., ilvalor ia plain nnd jnpanned tin- 
 ware, Klchmond. 
 McUrndiii, 'I'., grocery, York. 
 MoKride, W. h J., carriage aud wafrgon malccra, 
 
 yiiilertiin. 
 McCitbtt, Qenrgc li., boot and Hlinrmnker, DutxIaR. 
 MoCrtiiii, P , proprietor KobiiiHon Hall, comer Dun- 
 das mid Kitldul. 
 McCanii, IMilli|>, innnurnclurer and dealer in hala, 
 
 capH, ('ur», &n., l)iin>lH». 
 MoClary, .1 & (_)., ininml'nctiiicrH of ngriculluriil im- 
 
 pleiiiftitH and piniii jupnnned titiwnrp, Wellington. 
 Mct'urniiicit, TIiohhih, conreutioni'r, Uuiidau. 
 MoCoriiiiuk, Auilrew, oouiicilmnn. 
 Mc(,'oriiii(ik .% McMecbnn, bout and shoe manufao- 
 
 turerH, Dundiis. 
 McCue Hotel, J, U. McCuo propri<*l»r, Mark Lane, 
 
 cast. 
 McCue, J. 0., proprietor McCuc Hotel, Mark Lane, 
 
 cast. 
 McDeniiot, .1 K., agenl Norlli Ilritisli and Mercan- 
 tile Flic and Life Inxuriuicu (N)iiipHny. 
 MoDoiialii, A . Recrulary Mutual I imuraiico Company, 
 
 county MiddlcHex, Kiohnioiid. 
 McOoimId, Jn n, Murkct Saloon, Mnrket Square. 
 McDONNKMi. ALLAN J., agmt for lloos, Strange 
 
 & Co., IIiiihIhs. 
 McDoiioiigli, Win., grooer, wine and npirit merchant, 
 
 Kiobniiiiid. 
 McDonungli & Kent, wholesale and retail dry goods 
 
 and gnicerieM, UiindaH. 
 McDowell, JaincM, City Hall Hotel, King. 
 MclHrily, T., boot and dbocmiiker, Kicliiiiond. 
 McHugli, I'., dealer iu fancy guoda uiid Juwellory, 
 
 Market Square. 
 McHugh, I'eiiT. dealer in watchea, clnckf, jcwellry, 
 
 toyti, &c., tiO l)unilaa. 
 Mcintosh, A A .). fl. & Co., dry goods, clothing, 
 
 onrpeta, Stc, Dunda!*. 
 McKay, Neil, proprietor, nor.vcr ILni^e and nnwling 
 
 Alley. Diiii'hi!*, east of Wellington. 
 MeKay & Hurner, leather meroliaiitfl, Kichmond. 
 McKelliir & Hodgena, carriage, sleigh and waggon 
 
 maker!!, KiidimniKL 
 HcKotixie, D., fruits and proviitioiK, Market Square. 
 AtcKillrick, I'litiiok, tailor, Ili'inut. 
 McLean. Kev. John, M.A., St. I'aula 
 McLeod'a Hotel, John, McLeod, proprietor, eorcer 
 
 King and Kidout. 
 McLeod, John, proprietor McLood'a Hotel, corner 
 
 King and Kidout. 
 McNaniaire, .Martin, grocer, Richmond. 
 McNeill, Mrs., provisions. Market Square. 
 Moi'hail, A , lumber, lath an' ahin^le merchant, 
 
 corner Vork and ('brenco. 
 Mcl'hertion, .Arehibald, dry goodx, millinery, Dunda.i. 
 McPhorHon, J., boot and shoe dealer, Duiidaa. 
 MoPherson, J. ft Co., mBnufaolur>'rfl aud wholeHali; 
 
 dealers in boots and shoe*, Dundaa, oppoMito 
 
 Strong'd Hotel. 
 Moaduking, W., Olivier, barri8ter,'Alhion Ruildlnga. 
 Meariik, Win., cabinet maker and dealer (a furni- 
 ture, 1)unda» 
 Memdeiiiger, Charles, batcher. Market Lane. 
 Menalin. Wm , vinegar, fruits, &o. 
 Meredith, J. C., olefk diviiion nourt. 
 Meredith. J. 8 , clerk Commercial Bank of Caoftd*. 
 Merritt, Charlea, grocer. King. 
 Meaaer, Courad, tiuiotier. Market Lane. 
 
 Mctberen, John, groeer, Dundae. 
 Middlesex Mutual luaurauce Company, J. II. Buck- 
 ley, preaideul. 
 Milbiiru, John, house and sign painter, Dundas, east. 
 Miller, Edward, dealer ia llerlin wool and fancy 
 
 goods, Duiidas. 
 Miller, Jidin, grocery and provisions, Dundas. 
 MIIIh, John, bookseller, siiitiuner anci u«wn dealer, 
 
 ilichiuond. 
 Mills k Aiiundson, cabinet makers and unholster* 
 
 era, Dundas. 
 Milne, John, hoot and nhocinaker, Cliinuice. 
 Mitchell, \^ A , wholesale and retuil chemist and 
 
 druggist, Dundas. 
 Mitchelltree, J , hutrher, Market. 
 Milton, .fiimee, grocery ami iiniich factory. Clarence. 
 Moore, .Arthur, wine inerohanl, H DundaH 
 Moore, (ieiirge E., barrister, Sic, .'i Dundas, oppo- 
 site Rubiuson Hall. 
 Moore, () 1'., ticket agent Oreat Western Railway. 
 Mourehead, G , cabinet maker, King. 
 Miin,"cie, Kwuu, telegraph operator, Great Western 
 
 Riiilwiiy. 
 MONSARRAT, CFIARLKS, agent Gore Hank. North. 
 Monieilh Win., dealer iu groceries aud ready-uiadt 
 
 oloihlng. Dundns. 
 MO.N'TRHALTELKaRAPnCOMPANT, H D. More- 
 
 hoiine, niiiuiiger, ,\lhii<ii Huililiiigs 
 Morgan & Hamilton, proprietors Kent Urewory, 
 
 Aiinn. 
 Morehouse, H. D., manager Montreal Telegraph 
 
 ('ompaiiy, Albion liuildiugs. 
 Morphy, ^ lidrow, duaier in watches, clonks, jewelry, 
 
 fancy goods, musical insirumuuts, spectacle:!, Ac, 
 
 Dun ills, west. 
 MORHII.L, 8 , j;.„priotor London Tannery, Ridout 
 
 (r.ie oiird. p 8.32). 
 Morrison, T , blacksmith. North. 
 Mortimore, .'., dyer, Wellingtini. 
 Moule, John, provision dealer, Dundas. 
 Moule, Stephen A., wholesalu and retail dealer in 
 
 grocerie!>, India goods, willow ware, tiird cages, 
 
 &o., Albion liuildinga 
 Mountjoy, ,Iohn, Fiirmer'b Hotel, (>larence. 
 Mountjoy, W., turner, Fullerton. 
 Mowbray, A. C, accountant Hank of Montreal, cor- 
 ner Knlout and North. 
 MULLIN A KIKRAN, grocers, and wine and liquor 
 
 mercliatilH, Kichmond. 
 Murphy, KIward, boot aud shoeniiiker and dealer, 
 
 Richuioii'l. 
 Murray, Adam, treasurer of the County MidJlostl, 
 
 Ridout. 
 Murray, Alexander, counoilman. 
 Murray, R 8., importer and dealer In dry goodi, 
 
 corner Dundas iind Talbot 
 Neagh, Thoina.i, grocery, Voik. 
 Nelles, Henry H , D. D. S , olRce Dundas. 
 Nellos, Dr , physician an<l surgeon, Clarence. 
 Niohol, Walter, ounnilman. 
 Moholaon, A., proprietor Locomotive Inn, near 
 
 Railroad 
 
 Niohnlson, John, telegraph operator, Great Weitern 
 
 Railway. 
 Nickels. George, Commercial Hotel ivnd livery at*^ 
 
 ble. King 
 NIeol, Rev. Francis, 8t. James' Church. 
 Noades, Charles Kllison, merchant tailor, Dundts, 
 
 easi. 
 Noble h Lewis, dealers In paper hangings, &o., Cor* 
 
 ner Richmond and North. 
 Nooa, James, cooper ihop, Richmond. 
 
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 NOHTII BRITISH AND MERCANTILE FIRE 
 AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. J. B. Mo- 
 
 Derinot, iinent 
 O'nrien, Tbumaa, alderman, attorney, solicitor, con- 
 
 Teyanoer, &c., Dundaft. 
 O'CiiliaKlmn, D., aRent for Ti\ylor & Granoiis, cor- 
 ner Dundas mid Market Lane. 
 Odtfll, Simeon, tavern, Wellington 
 O'Doiioliue, John, auctioneer and commission mer- 
 
 clianf, Diindas. 
 Oliver, Wni., dealer in boot» and choes, Dnndas. 
 O'Neill, Patriuk. boot and shoemaker, Mark ijano, 
 
 east. 
 Ormrby. N., C'Ay Hall Saloon, P.ichmond, 
 Orr, Robert, night station master Great Western 
 
 JUilway. 
 PALTRIOOK, C. J., ilealei- in ifioceries, provisions, 
 
 crnckfrywarc, china, glasH, qaeeusware, &c., &u., 
 
 DtiiidiiK, east. 
 Parke. Edward I)., law student, Diindas. 
 PARKK, v.. JONES, barri-tcr, Dundas. 
 Purkur, Mrs. K., Krocerius and provisions, Wel- 
 lington. 
 Partridne, Thomas, alderman and attorney, Dundas. 
 Paul. S.imuel, lumber merchant, corner Vork and 
 
 llicliinond. 
 Prtvpy & White, carriage, agricultural implement and 
 
 waggon makers. King. 
 Pay MP, Dr., pliynician and suvireon. 
 PEACOt'K, JAM1'..S, Hiipcrintediiuut western division 
 
 Oreiit Westi'vii Railway. 
 Peel, Thomas, ahloimiin.^ morclmnt tailor. Dundas. 
 Peel & Powell, l^ondon Marble Wurkx. Richmond. 
 Pennon. .Inhn, City Arms Hotel. King. 
 Peroival, J'm., provLsions, tlnur, fet-d, ke., Richmond. 
 Perciviil, Wui , prodiioe store, DundaH. 
 Perrin, D,. surgeon dentist. Dun Ium, east. 
 Pfjtct, P , shoemaker, Ridfint. 
 Pl'aff, Henry, cabinet maker. King. 
 Phipps, P , alderman. 
 Pliillipii & Evans, lithographers, engravers, &c., 
 
 Dundas, went of ("^ity Hotel. 
 PHCENIX FOUNDRY, John Elliott, proprietor, cor. 
 
 Riitliurxi and Wellington. 
 Pittman, M. K., tailor, Dundas, east. 
 Piatt, W. k F., carriage and waggon makers, 
 
 Clarence. 
 Pluiiimcr & Piicey, waggon and sleigh tnanufac- 
 
 turers, corner Fullerton and Ridout. 
 Pope, C, bnrber and hairdresser, Richmond, 
 potts, Rev John, We.nk'yan Methodist. 
 Pri<l'lls, Charles, importer and dealer in dry goods, 
 
 &o., Dundas. 
 Prince of Wales Hotel, James Crocker, proprietor, 
 
 Ridout. 
 Prlngle, John, ansh, blind and door factory, North, 
 Proudfoot, Rev John A,, C^iinaila I'rfsby tiTian. 
 Queen Kirn and Life Assuraii'.-e Co., Wm. linycr, 
 
 agent, Albion ISuildingM. 
 Ranahan, John, baker and confectioner, Dundas. 
 Ranee, T. F., proprietor Arkell'.^ Hotel, Richmond. 
 « Rapley. JeMse VV' , counolllor, general cartage agent 
 
 London and Port Stanley Railway. 
 Raymond, E., dealer in bata, caps and furs, 
 
 Richmond. 
 Reid, N., auction and coinmis.Jon merchant. Market 
 
 !?quare. 
 Rcid, Robert, bookseller, stationer and bookbinder, 
 
 wall paper, &a,, Dundas. 
 Remely, J., dye' ami scourer, Clarence. 
 Richardson, F., tavern keeper, Richmond. 
 RiohardsoD, Samuel, proviitiuus, Dui.das. 
 
 RICHMOND, F. J, sole manufacturer of and dealer 
 
 in Richmond's Improved Clothe-- Dryer, Ridout, 
 RICHMOND'S IMl'KOVKD CLOTHES DRYER, F. 
 
 J. Richmond .>^ole maiiiil'iicturcr, Ridout. 
 Riddell, \Vm,, merchant tailor, Albion Uuildiogs, 
 
 Kichroond. 
 Riley, Mrs., propr. Sun Inn. Dundas. 
 Robinson, (Jeorge, dry goods, Dundas. 
 Robinson Hull, P. McCann, proprietor, cor. Dundit 
 
 and Ridout. 
 Robinson, J., cooper, Riohmoiid. 
 Robinson. Rev. J. H., Methodist. 
 RolUNSON, J. H., niaiiut'Hinurer of burning and 
 
 all kinds of machine oil, Itathurst (see card, 
 
 p. M'l). 
 RobinMon, Wm , city engineer, City Hall OuilJinga. 
 Roe Brothers, grain wiirrlii>use, York. 
 Roe, Geo , Waterloo fl,)tol, Richmond, 
 Rogerf, Edward, plumber and na-fitter, Uundns. 
 Rooks, Wra H., Restaurant Hiilonn, DuDdus, east. 
 Rose, Hu(ih, dry go,><ls, &c , l)uiulu»<. 
 Ross, John, alderman, saddle, harness and trunk 
 
 manufacturer. 
 ROSS, STRANGE & CO., wholesale and retail 
 
 boot and shoe dealers, Dundas. 
 ROWL.XND, FRED., dealer in groceries, wines and 
 
 liquois, provisions, seeds, /4c., corner Diridiu-! audi 
 
 Riohn. ind (."ee card, p, H^i). 
 ROWLAND, FRED, importer and dealer in rook 
 
 and coal oils, lamps, crockery, &o., Richmoud 
 
 (see card, p. !1.34). 
 Rowland. Fri-deiick, importer and wholesale dealer 
 
 in groceries, wines, liquors, kc, DundaH. 
 Rowland, Frederick, lumber and grain merchant, 
 
 York. 
 Rowland & Son., dealers in boots, shoes and clothing, 
 
 Dundas. 
 Rowlani, Wm jun., Firo, Life and Marine lusuranoo 
 
 egent, Albion l!uildin|is. 
 Rowley, M II., ooflVe house. Market Square. 
 r.OWLEV, WM , hook keeper. Strong's Hotel, 
 Royal Saloon, T. Van Valkenbtirg proprietor, Rich- 
 moud. 
 Ru.'fC, Sitmuel, baggage master. Great Westeru 
 
 Railway 
 Ryan, J. II , proprietor Garri.son Inn, Mark Lune, 
 
 east. 
 Ryan, W., produce merchant. Strong's Hotel. 
 Santo, John, butcher, ^Lll•ket, 
 Sara, Geo , horse and cattle doctor, King, 
 Sarley, C. II., accountant. Commercial Rank of 
 
 Coiiada. 
 Sailer, John, chemist and druggist, Dundas, east. 
 Siiundors, Wm., chemist and druirnist, Dundas, 
 Scott, Rev. John, minister of the Free Church. 
 Scott, Geo. P., teller. Gore liank. North 
 ."^cott & Doyle, sadillerand harness maker, Riohmond, 
 Scott & Moiirhead, blaeksiiiiths. King, 
 Scragg, John G., tavern. Market Square. 
 Seddon, Robert J , looking rI 'ss, picture frame mnna* 
 
 feotnrer and gilder, Dtirnins 
 Scale, James, churn and tii!) iactory, King, 
 Shanly, Jamt^s, master and deputy registrar court 
 
 of chancery. 
 Shaw k Veunor, importers and dealers In hardware, 
 
 Dundas. 
 Short, Robert, shoeinaker, Dundas, east. 
 S1DIH»NS, JOHN, proprietor daily and weekly 
 
 Prnlniypt Richmoud, corner Dundas (seo card, p. 
 
 fl«4) 
 fllme, Wra., hoot and ••hoemaker, Dundas. 
 Simpson, Hugh, teller, Rank liritish North America, 
 
 !| fill 
 
 CO. 
 
 ARNOLD'S WRITING INKS, FOB SALE Blf W. 0. CHEWBir & CO., KING ST., TOitONTO. 
 
336 
 
 LONDOJf. 
 
 Simson, W. & R., Ji Co., grocers and wint merch- 
 
 aoti), Dunlins. 
 Simsoii, W & U., plaster, &o.. North. 
 Singleton, .Tolin, toll oollectur, WtsHlminster Dtidge. 
 fikiiiaer, W., shoemnker, opponite Freight Depot. 
 Slater. Snmuel, boot and shoemaker aud dealer, 
 
 Dunci.'tN. 
 Slater, Moses, butober, Dund.iS. 
 8mAll, UoQ. J. E., judgo county court and chairman 
 
 Q. 8. 
 Smallman, Thomas H,, station master London and 
 
 Tort Htunley Railway. 
 Smith, E., butober an I grnoer, iraniilton Road. 
 Smith, iNd'b. G., millinery and dry guods dealer, 
 
 Dundiis. 
 Smith, Jiimc.<). cooper, York 
 Smith, John, gruuery, Clarenoo. 
 Smith, .S'imuHl, photograph artist, Dundas. 
 SMITH, KUUKllT, maixiracturer uf every descrip- 
 tion nf edge tools, spades, &o , &o , Uiduut. 
 Smith, Simpson, grocer and wine and li<iuor merch- 
 ant, K.. bmuud. 
 Smith, Wm , preTentivo offiuer. Custom House. 
 Smith, W. S., importer and dealer in dry goods, 
 
 &o , Dundas. 
 Smith, Mr., groceries and proTisions, Wellington. 
 Smith, Frank & Co., wholetiale and retail grocers, 
 
 wine and spirit merchants, Dundas. 
 Smith, Richard A. & Co , importers and dealers in 
 
 groc«>rie8, wines, li>{uiirs, &c- , 90 Dundas. 
 Smith, Chxpman & Co., importers and wholesale nnd 
 
 retail dealers in hardware, paints, oils, dye stuff:), 
 
 &c., Dundas. 
 Smyth, A. Q., insurance and enumeration agent, 
 
 Dundas 
 Smyth, J. B., councilman, grocer and commission 
 
 merchant, Dundas. 
 Smyth, John W., marble stone o itter, Dandas, east. 
 Soper, Philo., ritio maker, Ddiidas. 
 Soper. Wm. H.. grocery, Ridout. 
 Soper Si Uond, shot gun and rifle makers, Dundas, 
 
 opposite Strong's Hotel. 
 Soutcott, 0., tailor. Richmond. 
 Spettigew, Joseph, alderman. 
 Bpettlgew, J. J it, J., wholesale dealers in dry goods, 
 
 groceries and crockery, Dundas 
 Spry, A. W., merchant t.<iilor and clothier, Dundas. 
 Stammers, S. J., clerk. Bank of Montreal. 
 Stead, Charles, alderman. 
 Steller, li., nurseryman. Strong's Hotel. 
 Stephen-, L., tavern, Clarmiue. 
 Steven!>(m, Dr., nbysioian and surgeon, 
 Bteve>ii<oi:, Hugh, alderman. 
 
 Stewart, J , fanning mill mnnufactursr, Hitehcsok. 
 Stone, A C , surgeon dentist, L>undas, east. 
 Strathy. J. B., collector Custom House, Albioo 
 
 Duildinirtt. 
 String r, Hnmuel, tinsmith. 
 STRONG, HISNRV B., proprietor Strong's Hotel, 
 
 Dundas (see card, p. 8!)2). 
 STRO.NU'S HOTBL, Henry B. Strong, proprietor, 
 
 Dundax (see card, p. 382). 
 Sturgeon, Henry, provisions, Market Squnro. 
 Summers, Robert, miller, dealer m Bour, feed, &c., 
 
 Talhot. 
 SummerH ft Abraham, dealers in groceries, IL^uors, 
 
 &a , Dundas. 
 SWBKNEV, T., proprietor Huron Hotel, corner 
 
 Richiimnd ivnd llitchoook. 
 Symnioiid.'*, J., general commission nierch't. Dundas 
 SymoTis, T. A W., mannfactunirH and dealers \u 
 
 cabinet ware and furniture, Talbot. 
 
 Taekabury Brothers St, Keegan^ map pablisbers, 
 North. 
 
 Talbot, J., boot and shoemaker, Dundas. 
 
 Talbot. Richard, conveyancer, Ridout. 
 
 Tautoo, J. & T., flour and feed store, Talbot. 
 
 Taylor, Alfred, accountant Bank British North 
 America. 
 
 Ta>lor, Charles, butcher, corner Simooe and Wel- 
 lington. 
 
 TAYiiOK, E. A., wholesale and retail denier in 
 books, stationery, music, and musical instru- 
 ments, Richnioiu (sec curd, outside front cover). 
 
 TAYLOR, JOHN, furnis-hiiig undertaker, Talbot. 
 
 Taylor's Riiling Rooms, Kd. Taylor, ptoprietor, 
 Crystal Block. 
 
 Taylor & Granniss, wholesale and retail dealers ia 
 oysters, fruits, &o., corner Dundas and Market 
 Lane 
 
 TECUM.SKH HOU.SK, J. M. Bennett, proprietor, 
 opposite Qrcat Western Railway Depot (see card, 
 p. :r26). 
 
 TECUM.SBff HOUSE SALOON AND BILLIARD 
 ROO.M, J. M. i>«nnett, proprietor. 
 
 Thalby. E. W., clerk Bank M )ntre.il. 
 
 THAMES OIL WORKS, J. H. Keith & Co., prnpr., 
 Kinir, next to Arkelt's Hotel (see card, p. ii'ii), 
 
 Thompson, J. 11 , speculator. ..strong's Hutel. 
 
 Thompson, J. V., lumber and shingle merchant, 
 York. 
 
 Thompson, Richard, councilman. 
 
 Thompson & .Mi'ler, oil refiners, ncsr Waterloo. 
 
 Thompson, T. & J., importers and wholesale dealers 
 in iron, hardware, nails, paints, oils, &o.. Dundas. 
 
 Throgmnrv-n, Isaac, k^rystal Palace Barber Shop, 
 Markt't Lane. 
 
 Tiltnn, S E & Co., fruit and oyster depot Dundas, 
 
 Tonilinson, T, jobbmg culler. Market .Square. 
 
 Treacey, John, carpenter and Joiner. King. 
 
 Treliilcock, W. ft J , butchers. Market. 
 
 Tuukvr, J , boot and shoemaker, 
 
 TUCKETT & KOHL. manufaotur<!rs, wholesale and 
 retail dealers in cigars, tobacco, snuff, pipes, io., 
 ftc, 8J Dundas 
 
 Waddell, James, groceries, provisions, &a.. King. 
 
 Underbill, Joseph, proprietor Britannia Uoosc, cor- 
 ner Wellington and York 
 
 Ure, Rev, Thomas, Baptist Minister. 
 
 Van Vaikenburg, T., proprietor Royal Saloon and 
 Billiard Room Richmond. 
 
 Wacte, council iiian. 
 
 Wade, Wm., manufacturer of agricultural imple- 
 ments. Ridout. 
 
 Wi\DDELL, ROB'T, accountant, conveyancer, bro- 
 ker. Ure and life insurance nnd general oommer- 
 
 Waheliiig, Williim, cvmmission meichaat, Market 
 Lane. 
 
 Wali.'roi>. J., physician, office Jitrong's Hotel. 
 
 Walker ft Sous, importers and dealers in dry goods, 
 Dundas. 
 
 Ward, John, tsvem keeper, York. 
 
 Ward, R., Station Inn, Richmond. 
 
 Ware, 0. T., -^vaichraaker snd jeweller, Dandas. 
 
 Warren, Wm, importer of hartware, coal and iroa 
 merchant. Dundas. 
 
 Waterman, K. S., upholsterer and dealer in furnt- 
 t.*re Tt.lhot. 
 
 Waterman, Herman, dealer in olothiiig, gents' Air- 
 nishi-ig goods, &o , corner Dandas and Market 
 Lane. 
 
 Wat kins. R., second book keeper, Commercial Bank 
 of Caoada. 
 
 Watson, Rev. Chaa T., Congregational Minister. 
 
 ■X- 
 
 W. C. CUErt'ETT ft CO., TORONTO, AgenU for CHAA3UER8' JOURNAL, |1 76 per year. 
 
 i ,-•*:,■ j-Vi^^ . 
 
p pabliahers, 
 
 Palbot. 
 riiish North 
 
 3oe and Wel- 
 
 ail denier in 
 iitii^Kl iriMtru- 
 frout covor). 
 er, Tiilbut. 
 , proprietor, 
 
 til drulerg in 
 aud Market 
 
 , proprietor, 
 lOt (see card, 
 
 > BILLIARD 
 
 ( Co., propr., 
 d, p. 332). 
 
 HMt«l. 
 
 le iiierohaDt, 
 
 IVaterloo. 
 lesale dealers 
 &o.. Duiidas. 
 iarber Shop, 
 
 pot. Dundas. 
 
 Square. 
 
 lug. 
 
 vholesHlo and 
 r, pipes, ko., 
 
 &a., King. 
 . lIoUBC, oor- 
 
 I Saloon and 
 
 tural iaiple- 
 
 eyanoer, bro- 
 eral oommer- 
 taat, Markat 
 
 Hotel. 
 
 iu dry goods, 
 
 , Dandas. 
 oat and iron 
 
 iler iu furoi- 
 
 g, genta' Str- 
 and Market 
 
 nerolal Daak 
 
 Minister. 
 
 year. 
 
 LONDON— LONG ISLAND ROCKS. 
 
 337 
 
 Wntson. .John, tiitern keeper. Talbot Street. 
 Wfttsor, VVniti-r, mHoagcr Bunk of Briiibh North 
 
 Ann'rii'ii, I{ichm')nd. 
 Wau'l, Will.. c'liinciliiiHn. 
 Webb, Tlioiiiits, buot imd shoo manufacturer and 
 
 dealer. Diiinlii.s. 
 Webb W.. I'liioii Ilolel, Wellington. 
 Webbter, G , wunl yard, Oliircnce. 
 Webster, l-'iiie, tlmir and fevd store, Mtirket Sqiinro. 
 Welding X I.iwton, brimin lllllllu^■rt^;(u^«^^^, DiiiidaB. 
 Wells, .) , tiiilnr, Kichninnd. 
 WKI.I.lUt 8AMUI;L, propiietor of the Five Alls 
 
 Hdiil. Iliiiinltdii l{(;Hd (nee cHnl. p. I!;i4). 
 WELI.KK. .'^AMIJKi., pump innnufuctuior, Hamil- 
 ton Ituinl {^el• tvird. p 834) 
 Wealiikc. Ti'i cis, hiiker nihl cnnfoctinner, Oiindns. 
 Westlij, Wiiliiini, grncpi-y aiiij in-iivi.-inns, Diindiis. 
 WcfltiiM. Aiii'-H, broker mid ciulcr. Tiilhol. 
 WEST(»N, I'ETLlt., turn«r km I wuluut denier, Ful- 
 
 lei'tuii. 
 Wlmn & Mcl.eiin, wholesale nnd retail dry giiods 
 
 dciiU'i's. iKiiiiJas. 
 WlieeliT, l! , iil.lermnn. 
 Wlieelcr, llriiry. bakpry, ilidout. 
 Whct'ler & vSoiiH, iiiKiiufiicturers and dealers in booti* 
 
 mill ^iH'i'-i, UiiiidiH. 
 Wliitin^, Mr-(. E.. denier in dry goods, millioery ..nd 
 
 ('iiiii'v vroiiih, Dundiis, on.st. 
 Whiskird T (J , plioiognipli and fimbrotype artist, 
 
 Cuiuiuei'ciiil Buildings, L*iindu!i. 
 
 Whetter, FA., butcher, Market. 
 
 Whetter, R , hutelier, M .rket. 
 
 \Vi)t;)iore, Hich'ird, high bnili!}, chief police. Office — 
 City Hall. 
 
 WiiHam-', .John, wholesale and retail druggists, 
 I'undna. 
 
 Williain-t, Mrs. L., grocries and provisions, Wel- 
 lington. 
 
 Williamson, D., messenger Commercial Bank of 
 Ciiiinda 
 
 Willis .% Bolton, lumber and sliinjrle yard, Vnrk. 
 
 Wil.son. Hi'niy. proprietor Young Ciinadiau Saloon 
 and Kotniirant, Klelunoiid. 
 
 Wilson & Mt'Kenzie, banisters, Robinson Hall Huild- 
 ings, Diiinlas. 
 
 Wiiineit, Jnliii, ftgcnt, lumberand ghiuglo merchant, 
 Voik 
 
 WOOD. 1) •'.. ninniifaetiirinii i-wi'ller, Diindaa. 
 
 Wiioiiiiill'. Wiliinni, jiliv^iiiaii niiii -urKeon. Clarence. 
 
 WortliiiiKton, Jameu, proprietor Tecuinseh lloiue 
 liaiher shop 
 
 WYCIvOFF, I', manufacturer of jewelry, ivnt'-h«8, 
 &!■., South side Dundas ;see eard, p AH'l) 
 
 Ynrwood. E M, & (Ni, prain merchants, Bathurst. 
 
 Yealland, Edmund, tailor, Dundas, east. 
 
 Virrell, 'I'lionins, hoot and slioemnker, luidiinond. 
 
 YiHitiir Ciiiiadian Saloon .inil lles<taurunt, lieury Wil- 
 son, pT-oprieN-r, iiiijlitiiond. 
 
 Zeiter, ("harle,^, fiip oaji makor. King. 
 
 Ziiidler, Joii'i, bboeniuker, King. 
 
 LONDESBOROIJOH, C. W. 
 
 Wllidliaiii. ill tlie towiisliip tif jh; 
 Uiuil I'opulatiou about T'l. 
 
 — A thriving villng;!. viluatcd on the gr-ivo! rnnd between Clinton aud 
 Met iind County of Huron. Distant from Cliutoo, ti^ tnilo.'?. Daily 
 
 Bingham, Tluimas, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 lirailiiwaite, .lames, blai k-niilli. 
 
 Bruiisiloii, .loliii, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 CUnppl'-, .lihii, blacksmith. 
 
 Gordon, Unvid It , te"Blier. 
 
 Orniit, I'lsiiip, pump maker. 
 
 Flabkirk, .lo-eph, leaelier. 
 
 Mill, Tlioiiiaa. boot and slioemnUer. 
 
 Manning, J.une^, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 NEELAXDS, JOHN, poslmanfer, general merchant 
 
 nnd patent nglit ngint (see card, p H.tH). 
 PloMglihoy, Hotel, by Mrs. .losepli Wiilker. 
 Siiiylb, Cliiirlen, Iioot and slioenmki.r. 
 Siiell, .lolin, carpenter ami liuilder. 
 Walker, .lolin, constable, c<uitraeti)r, fio. 
 Walker Mrs .los., proprietors I'limgliboy Hotel. 
 Wilto, ('lias., carpenter, luiilder & pntcnt right agent. 
 Woodinin, .Arthur, tailor and clothier. 
 
 LONG ISLAND LOCKS, C. W. -A village situated on the Kideau Cannl, in tlio township of 
 (),ouce-ter and eoiioty o( I'xrieion. l)i,st.wit fioiii Ottawa, the cuu[\iy Beat, 16 miles; and from Mont- 
 real, M'lH miles. >tail tri-wiekly. I'opuirition about 1 00. 
 
 Blytlie, Win., raa-on. 
 
 Boirtiay, Louin, hiacksiiiilh. 
 
 B.ay Ciuirlf-!, general ii>eic(ii<nt. 
 
 Brimiiier, .luliii, hoot and siiouinnUei. 
 
 Bullci, Miulinel, general inerchant and hotel pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 CasR. Mrs , general merchant. 
 
 Clark. Niclinlns, .1. P. 
 
 • 'lothier, A A , lumber Kierclinut, carpenter and 
 builder 
 
 Currier, 1! H,, lumber mcrnliant. 
 
 Collins, ,Samo«|, .1, I'. 
 
 Davidson, loiin. hotel pr.iprietor. 
 
 Dickii.soti, M K., general nier hant, flour and grist 
 mill proprietor. 
 
 PortMiie, MisH, milliner and drcdHiniiker. 
 
 l'"i)rtuiie Win., hotel ,iroprietor and tailor. 
 
 GAMBLE, .VIOSKS, po-tma-ter iKt general merchant. 
 
 Grout, iter. Mr,, Church of England. 
 
 Hall, Tlioieas, blaclcmnitli. 
 Hardy. Ro'n.tt K., carriage and wiggon innker. 
 .lolinsloii, .Mexaiider, hoU'-:o and bigu patuler. 
 .loliiislon, Robert, nchool leaelier. 
 Lctimer, .lanes, e.arperner and huildcr. 
 Li'olieail, llev Win.. I'resliyterian. 
 Manner-, itntiert, plasterer, 
 .Massy, ,)olin, cooper. 
 
 Muln'iyre, .lul-u, bout and shoeindker and hotel pro- 
 prietor 
 Moody, .lames, ciirpentor nnd builder. 
 l'eg<-», Thomas, hotel proprietor. 
 I'aiiquin, I'a'il, carpenter and bvildor. 
 I'eaieiK. Charlos, lilaeksmith. 
 Uobiiison, Rev. A., Wewleyan Methodist. 
 Smith, .lames, general niereliant. 
 Smith, Mrn , eii'liner and dressmaker. 
 Waters, Nub.O, boot and Nhoeiiiakcr. 
 
 nuiE's i-Krrii;K and wooit papeus, for sale by w. c. ciii^wett a co., tokonto, 
 
 i I 
 
 i r :i 
 
888 
 
 LONGUB POINTE— L'ORIGNAL. 
 
 LONOUE FOINTE, C. E. — A village in the seigniorj of Montreal and coanty of Hochelaga. It ii 
 diturtteii on the north bank of the river St. Lawrence and is the chef lieu of the county. The Convent 
 dea Hoeurs de la Providence is at this t>lace. Diotant from Montreal, 6 miles ; and from Pointe Aoz 
 Trembles, 4 luiles. Daily mail. Population of parish about 1000. 
 
 Bernard, D., watchmalcer. 
 
 Blulot, P., cnrpenter. 
 
 Bouchard, Eiieiine, blacksmith. 
 
 Ghartier, B., carpenter. 
 
 Chartier, Uctive, blacksmith. 
 
 Chevalier. Ed., J. P. 
 
 Convent dea Soeurs de la Providence. 
 
 Drirponn. Rev. Jean Baptiste, Roman Catholio. 
 
 Dolour, L., blacksmith. 
 
 Geny. J, J. P. 
 
 Jannotte, J. M., carpenter. 
 
 Jannotte, M., carpenter. 
 
 Longpro, L., carpenter. 
 
 Lougprg. M'me. L., milliner. 
 
 MORIN, JEAN UAPTISTE, postmaster. 
 
 Pepin, F. X., baker. 
 
 Perault, Rev. Octave, Roman Catholio. 
 
 Quin, Edward, J. P. 
 
 Reneau, M'me. Is., milliner. 
 
 Toupin, Felix, grocer and hotel keeper. 
 
 Trutenu, Octave, grocer and hotel keeper. 
 
 Vify, M'me. C, dry goods store. 
 
 LONGWOOD, C. W.— A thriving village and station on the Great Western Railway, in the township 
 of Kkfritl and county of Middlesex. Distant f^om London, 21 mileii. Daily mail. Population 167. 
 
 Bryning, J. V., Congregationalist. 
 
 Bryning, J. V., druggiwt, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Bryning, S. J., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Coulter, .Jam s, hotel keeper. 
 
 Freele, George, shoem'ikcr. 
 
 Qalhriiitb, Dougald, blacksmith. 
 
 Qondnin. Wm.. Hnddle and harness maker. 
 
 GORDON, 'I'HOMAS, J. P., postmaster, and general 
 
 merchant 
 Gowmaii, Thomas, carpenter, sash, blind, and door 
 
 niHUul'iiuturer. 
 Hearns, Thomas, carpenter, sash, blind, and door 
 
 manufacturer. 
 
 Jones, Wra., hotel keeper and waggon maker. 
 
 McColloni, Hugh, shoemaker. 
 
 McCrne, Archibald, cooper. 
 
 McLardy, George, shoemaker. 
 
 McQuaid, John, hotel keeper. 
 
 Melbourne Hotel, Wm Jones, proprietor. 
 
 Mills, J. C, gent-ral merchant. 
 
 Richards, Jnines. blacksmith. 
 
 Scott, John, WHggnn mnker. 
 
 Viile, Hurriet, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Webh, Uev. Wm., New Connexion Methodist. 
 
 Wilkinson, Wm., J. P. 
 
 IiONSDALE, C. W. — A village, situated on the Salmon River, in the township of Tyendinaga and 
 county of Hastings. DiHtant from liellevillc, the county town, 18 miles; from King'-'^'^n, 30 miles ; 
 and from Tyendinaga, station on the Grand Trunk Railway, 3j miles. Bi-weekly mail. Populatioa 
 about 150. 
 
 Aselstice, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 AyleHWorth, Ruweu, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Breeze, Wm., photograph iirtist and weaver. 
 
 Casey, Patrick, carringe and waggon maker. 
 
 DaWHOU, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 DoxRce, Wm., general merchant. 
 
 Doxsec & Bruin, blacksmiths and waggon makers. 
 
 Prazer, Christy, weaver. 
 
 Fraier, Flora, weaver. , _ 
 
 Frazer, Rebecca, weaver. 
 
 Hamilton, Mary, weaver. 
 
 Kinnoy, Wm., grocer. 
 
 Lax' T, Jiroes A., J. P., flour, grist and saw mill 
 
 P'oprii'tor. 
 Lasii", John, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Lawrensnn, Benjamin, boot and shoemaker. 
 Lawren.'<on, Bpiijamin, school teachc. 
 McOarty, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 MoGlnnis. James, cnrpenter and btiiMer, 
 Pritigle, Abram. carpenter and builder 
 Randall, Wm. T , tailor. 
 Rn4B, J. Si J., gonf^rsl merchants. ., 
 
 tthorts, George, hotel proprietor. 
 Sweeney, Benjamin, boot and shoemaker. 
 Sweeney, Mileu, buut and shoemaker. 
 Towey, .'nmcs dyer and scourer. 
 Whitemnn. Margaret, weaver. 
 WILDMAN, RICHARD, postmaster. 
 Winters, Samuel, hotel proprietor. 
 
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 Li'ORIQNAL, C. W. — A village situated or. the Ottawn River, in the township and parish of Longuoil 
 (irjd county of Preucott. It is the chief town nf the united counties i ' Trescott and RuhncII. Distant 
 from Ottawa, 59 miles; and from Montreal, ti6 miles. Daily mail, wi.'^ money order oQtoe. Popula- 
 tion atout 800. 
 
 Barton, Gusty, township eounciUor. 
 
 Blackatuck, Rev. W. S., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Floss, Mrs. Samuel, weaver, 
 
 Hrown, Wm , farmer. 
 
 Brunette, Rev. P., Roman Catholio. 
 
 Buchan, David, farmer. 
 
 Cass, Alfred, farmer. 
 
 Cms, Janies, farmer. 
 
 Cass, Mrs. Josiah, farmer. 
 
 Clare, Frederick, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Cook, Geo. C, accountant. 
 
 Costelloe, Martin, deputy sherifl'. 
 
 Cushman, S. M., registrar foe the ooupty of 
 
 cott. ■ <^ I I ■ J *t • '" 
 Daniells, James, county judge. 
 Davidson, Mri. John, bruom maker. 
 
 Pres- 
 
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 tion 167, 
 
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 list. 
 
 linaga and 
 
 3t) miles ; 
 
 Hopulatioa 
 
 5r. 
 
 Dearey, Joseph, boot and 8hoemak«r. 
 
 Delaney, John, blacksiuilb. 
 
 Dubouin, Antuine, boot and abnemaker. 
 
 Diiiin, Michael, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Equitable Fire & Life Inauranoe Co., John W. Mars- 
 ton, ngeot. 
 
 FergUMn, Rev. Qeo. D., Presbyterian. 
 
 Fillion, Aotoine, township councillor. 
 
 FIj'nn, E K., produce and commission merchant. 
 
 FIjnn. C & T. W., blackHmiiha. 
 
 Fortune, the Mia^es, millinera 
 
 Gates, James U., faoler. 
 
 Gold, ReT. Isaac, Wesleyan Mathodist. 
 
 Grant, Allan, J., township couaoillor, bMiiater, &c. 
 
 Grant, Allen, farmer. 
 
 Hall, Robert, tanner and currier. 
 
 Hall, Mrs. Wm., weaver. 
 
 Hamilton, W., carpenter builder and cabinetmaker. 
 
 Hannum, Miss Esther, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Hnnntim, 8. P., watclimaker and jeweller. 
 
 Hartwiuk, Charles, farmer. 
 
 Hajres, James, plnsterer. 
 
 Hayes, Jnraes, house and sign painter. 
 
 Howes, Nathaniel, plasterer and mason. 
 
 JOHNSON, C, J. P., poHinastcr. 
 
 Johnson, C & Son, irenerni merchants, tanners, 
 curriers and lumber dealers. 
 
 Johnson, S. M , general merchant. 
 
 Jones, James L, carpenter, builder, and cabinet 
 maker. 
 
 KELLOGG, M. 0., .T. P., agent Western Fire Aa- 
 Hnrnnoe Company and Life Association of Scotland. 
 
 La'Belh, Paul, general merchnnt. 
 
 La'Uelle, Wilfred, hotel proprietor and livery stables. 
 
 Laduke, Augu^tin, farmer. 
 
 Laduke, Juiien, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Lee, T W,, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 LIFE ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND, M. O. Kellog, 
 
 agent. 
 LONDON AND LIVERPOOL FIRE INSURANCE 
 
 COMPANY, John W. Ma.ston, agent. 
 L'Orignal Mechanics' Institute. 
 Marston, J. W., J P., county treasurer for the 
 
 counties of Prescntt and Ka-<»ell, agent for London, 
 
 Liverpool and Equitable Fire anil Lite Insurance 
 
 Companies. 
 Marston, Jeremiah, house and pign painter. 
 MAKSn)N, JOHN J., physician. 
 Marston, Josiab, farmer. 
 MoLeod, John, tailor. 
 
 MoNaughton, Alex., teacher Grammar School. 
 Meyette, Francis, r-en., luiison. 
 Meyette, Francis jun., mnson. 
 Millar, John, towot'hip councillor, mayor and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Murray, James, revenue inspector of inland revenue. 
 
 and farmer. 
 O'Hrian, John, lumber merchant. 
 O'Hrian, P., bxrriMter ami county dork. 
 Parasier. Th(><>phile, township councillor. 
 Pattee, I) , barrister, clerk of peace and county 
 
 attorney. 
 RabiJo, .Mo»e8, tailor. 
 Steele", Thos. O., teacher common school. 
 Stewart, Jatres D , physioiau. 
 Toutlnff, Francis, hotel proprietor. 
 Treadwi>ll, Charles P., sheriff, flour and saw mill 
 
 proprietor. 
 Treadwell. Charles S., farmer. 
 Western Fire Insurance Company, M. 0. Kellogg, 
 
 agent. 
 Wright, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
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 LORBAINE, C. W. — A post village, situated in the township of Mono and county of fiimcoe. South 
 Uidiug. Distant from Kitrrie, the county town, 40 miles ; and from Toronto, 55 miles. Population, 800. 
 
 Alexander, James, farmer. 
 
 Alexander, John, cabinet maker, 
 
 Beatty, Thos , saw mill proprietor and lumber mer- 
 chant. 
 
 Corbett, uev. John, Presbyterian. 
 
 Dickson, John, carpenter, builder and undertaker. 
 
 Farley, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 Fleming, Samuel, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Goodwin, Rev. James, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Henderson, James, blacksmith and agricultural im- 
 plement manufacturer. 
 
 Henry, Andrew, township clerk. 
 
 Lftverty, James, farmer. 
 
 Lee, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Linn, Andrew, school teacher. 
 
 McKeo, William, hotel proprietor. 
 
 McManus, George, reeve. 
 
 MILLS, JOHN, J. P., postmaster and farmer. 
 
 Mills, John, painter and OHbinetmnker. 
 
 Newel, John, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Parker, George, Hour and feed dealer. 
 
 Penlleton, Richard, weaver. 
 
 Taylor, Smiuel, farmer. 
 
 Thomas, Eldor, deputy reeve. 
 
 Welsh, I.vabella, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Wilson, Robert, J. P., 
 
 Wilson, Win., mason. 
 
 Wilson, Wm., weaver. 
 
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 LOUOHBOllO', C. W.— A flourishing village, situated near the outlet of Sloat's Lake, in the 
 township of the snnio name and county of Frontenac. It is sometimes called Sydenham, and for ita 
 beautiful scenery is well worthy the attention of pleasure seekers iluring the summer months. A 
 daily stage runs to and from Kingston, the county seat, from which it is distent 16 miles. Daily mail. 
 Population, 864. 
 
 Amey, Nicholas, J. P. 
 
 Amey & Hawley, saddle and harness makers. 
 
 Ash, Dr., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Barret, Jesse, groeer. 
 
 Blake, John, farmer. , 
 
 Blake, Mercy, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Boioe, Wm., J. P , reeve. 
 
 Brown, Johnston, founder and machinist. 
 
 Bull, Rev. J. G , Bpieeopal Methodist. 
 
 Chown, Lewis, hardware merchant. 
 
 Coppiiiger, Thomas, tailor. 
 
 Creight.m, Robert, J. P., general merchant, 
 
 Davy, Adam, carpenter. 
 
 Davy, Chester, carpenter. 
 
 Dawson, John, tailor. 
 
 Dunlop, Ntil, M.D., physician and surgeon. 
 
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 LOUGHBORC— LOWVTLLE. 
 
 
 Edjrnr, Rev. Jnme^, Primitive Methodist. 
 
 Empey & Oriunell. hotel kei-pTS. 
 
 Filliiin, K. N., pauitpv. glHiier and paper Laiiger. 
 
 Oordon. Killings blitclc-niith. 
 
 (iuii(;o, Miclnmc, iniliicer uud drcBamaker. 
 
 (jriuin''B, Sillick, cnriler. 
 
 Ilatglit, liftviil, blikcliHDiith. 
 
 IIurriKon, Miciinel, sliuemaker. 
 
 llji^den, John, Inbouier. 
 
 Ha.yilfn, Michael, ^enernl merchant & potash tnann- 
 ficlnrer. 
 
 Hcaly, Jumes, btni'k''inilh. 
 
 Jitc<|iiiih. ISi'ii'piinin. wiiggon maker. 
 
 Kelly, IJiiiU), lnhuurcr. 
 
 Keni'dn.v, Phillip, (je"6'''>' incrohnnt. 
 
 Lahey, JiiineK, J P , ^i liernl nieruhnot. 
 
 Lesli*-. John, huu-l keeper. 
 
 Lockhiirt, Jolin, shnenmker. 
 
 Mnfe. Win., J. I'., ilistillcr, prist and saw mill pro- 
 prietor, towii^liip councillor. 
 
 Maiblen, D. II., uutter, Hieigh and cubiuol nianu- 
 
 fllClUI IT. 
 
 McQuirc, S. 0., Provincial Land Surveyor. 
 
 MADDKN, HUGH, postmaster, general merchant, 
 
 and [>otn'>h in:inufi»cliner. 
 Mcl.>iii);li'iti, .lames, wntchmiiker. 
 N ehuU, Joseph, Kenerikl iiieiuliant. 
 Oukley, Oeorne, tiiveni keeper. 
 OT.inn, fliitfli, slioeinakiT. 
 (VSIieH, .f' reniinh. school tenuber. 
 RiittHn, Diivid. carpenter. 
 S'eitvin, .Mrs., grocer. 
 Stiildiird. Jcliri, cnope! . 
 Swiuer. .lohn. tiivcin keeper. 
 Hydenhani Hotel, .(ohn I.ei-lie, proprietor. 
 Toc'Hie. Rev. Philip, ('hiireh of Kintlund. 
 Union Hotel. Knipey & (iiinnel. pnpri>-tors. 
 Uphsm. Kilnnnl, generHl merckaat and clerk of 
 
 division court. 
 Vallier. Dittiiel, carpenter. 
 Veret, Unptiste. .»ta(<e driver. 
 Wiitcrs, It , turner. 
 WiiiiTs, Wallncu. (Jiocer. 
 Williiinis, Conif lius, wiijfpron maker. 
 Wood, Jiinies, J. I' , ilnpiity reeve. 
 Wood & .NIciJouuell, tanner.s. 
 
 LOW, C. E. — A new pn«t viUnpe, situated on the Gutineau river, in tlie totvnship of Low nnd cnnnty of 
 (.Utiiwa. liivt'int from Aylmer, the county town, 40 miles ; fin>l from .Montreal, L^OO miles. Popula- 
 tiou about 200. 
 
 Budgl'-v, Miss, i-chool teacher. 
 BROOKS, OAl.KIl, J. P, postraacter, ' 
 Evans, Smnuel Well.'', saw mill proprietor. 
 Guy Rev. Mr., Itonian Oiitliolic. 
 GIL.MOUR & CO., lumber merchants. 
 
 Orant, Rev. A., Presbyterian. 
 
 Hiimilton & Urothers, lumber merchanta. 
 
 Keif, .Miss, school teacher. 
 
 M.irtin, Mr., school teacher. 
 
 Mason, Putrick, general merchant. 
 
 LOWER IRELAND, C. E. — A post village situated on Craig's Uond, in the township of Ireland, 
 u<<ui>iy id Megmiiic mi'l District of Quebec. The land in the nei};;l|l»ourliood is nuod, iin'l •treis many 
 iiiiluoen\e[iis to nettleis. Copper ore has been found in in'iny pun." of the towiisldp It lias one coui- 
 mi'O school. Distant from iH(;ancour railway station, 10 miles; from Quebec, tiO railea ; and from 
 Montreal, DO miles. Population about 250, 
 
 Bailey, Oenrge, shoemaker and saloon keeper. 
 
 Bailey. Mrs. G., bonnet maker. 
 
 Bailey, Jo.-eph, school commissioner. 
 
 Bailey, Kuhert, .xash, blind and door manufacturer. 
 
 Bailey. Wm., township councillor. 
 
 Cairns, Rev. lluph. Wesleysn Methodist. 
 
 Davidson, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 
 Graves, Mrs., bonnet maker. 
 
 Henderson, Wm.. shoemaker. '• 
 
 Kenary Michael, waggon maker. 
 
 Keougli, Alicia Jaeie. milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Keougli. James, J, P. 
 
 Lciirmolli. iiobert, carpenter. * 
 
 Learnioth, Wm., sawmill iiropiielnr. '" 
 
 Macniillun, Mrs., general storekeeper. 
 
 Marway, .loshua, cooper. 
 
 Mathers, Henry, saddle ami harness maker. 
 
 McKenzie, Tuomas & James, Hour ami griBt mill 
 
 proiirietors. 
 Molfiit, Andrew, carpenter. 
 Monuranoy, Anthony, chair manufacturer. 
 Mooie, James, cabinet maker. 
 Porter, .I(din. load insfeclor. 
 RKIIMAN, EDWARK Postmaster. 
 Redman, Samuel & Kichard, saw mill proprietors. 
 Robesojv. John, carpenter. 
 Trebilcock, R.ihert. broom maker. 
 Ward, Rev. R. , Church of England. 
 Wark, Putrick, tailor. 
 
 LOWVILLE, C W. — A small post village, situated in the township of Nelson ami county of ITalton, 
 on tlie Twclvo-Mile-Creek. Distant from Hamilton, 17 miles ; from Wellington Squaie Railway Station, 
 10 miles ; from Toronto, ;i8 mileo ; and from Haltou, the county town, •> miles. Populutiou about 200. 
 
 Harnes, Paul, hoot and shoemaker. McCoy, H. R., school teacher. 
 
 McDaide, Henry, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Burkholilcr, Isaac, blacksmith. 
 
 Burkliolder & Peart, boots and shoes, 
 
 Culloilen, W G., general inerchnnt. 
 
 Dent, Nicholas, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Featherston, ■lo'-eph, ,1. P. 
 
 Foster, James, tailor. 
 
 Gilmer. Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Kinney, John, J. P. 
 
 Kirby. John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Lee Goorgo, tanner and currier. 
 
 McLaren H , founiiry and ma'^hine shop, and manu- 
 facturer of agriculiuial implements. 
 Naisbit, John, hotel proprietor. 
 Penibro"' /ohn, boot aud shoemaker. 
 Picke'. ■ iiew, carpentfr nnd builder. 
 Picket, irs.. generiil ,«tore. 
 Pleivis. D'lvid, flonv mill. 
 
 ROGKRS, R. P , J P , postmaster, gcn'l merchant. 
 Rumple, Wm., cabinet maker. 
 
 W. C. CQEWETT & CO., TORONTO, are Agents for the Publicaiions of Messrs. 8TRAHAN A. Co. 
 
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LUCAN-LURGAJT. 
 
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 nerohaiit. 
 
 clerk of 
 
 oanty of 
 Pupula^ 
 
 rreldnd, 
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 ietorg. 
 
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 LUCAN, C. W. — A flaurislilnn tillage, gitanted in the lowa>*liip of lli'lilnlph nnd cnnnty of Miililleaez, 
 and Ik Ktntlofi on tlin Oniinl Truiik Ruilway. The vil!ii;jn wm fnutnletj adont ilic yrnr IHiiO. A pood 
 openiiii; \i offered by the linn Mr. M.'l>.>itiiM f.n th«' purohii.ie of" viliii^fo uml piirlc lots, mi very reii'om- 
 al>|i- teriuu. Distiuit from London, the oounty sunt, ItiinileH ; from S'. Miiry'H ITi inilo« ; from .^^nrnia, 
 65 mileH; from ll>iini<(on, OJ luileii ; from Turuutu, 1 K< milej ; aiiti I'ruiii Muutreal, 440 milc^. Daily 
 niiiil. Population, 450. ,, 
 
 Armitagc, W. B., (fcnrrnl merchant. 
 
 AtkinHon, S M , lunilifr iiierubunt. 
 
 Atkinxon, Thos , dour, feed, and I'uruiture dealer, 
 
 AlkinSMii, Win , bliicksinith. 
 
 AiiHtrik'i.'t llonse, A. Mcl<<iu);hlan, proprietor. 
 
 iienn, iliij^h, Itiickmnker. 
 
 Bliiek, VV , soup iiiid ciuidle mnnofucturer. 
 
 itoltiin. .Int., ciirpeiiler mxl hiiilder. 
 
 Central lliuel, U. M(:L''iin. pni|)rietor. 
 
 Clanoey, Mtiitiu, b'loc and Hhiic.'aaker. 
 
 Clutterliiiiii. Sainuul. pUiterer. 
 
 Collins, Henry, stoves ami tinware. 
 
 (.'onriiy, M , carpunter, imilder, and undertaker. 
 
 Cruniciin. M., K*'i>i'ral uicroliant. 
 
 Dight, TIkps., produi'.c ami iiD'iiiiii^si.in merchant. 
 
 Puirliurn, Henry, ImkiT and oontect! mer. 
 
 Farrell, .lohn, fjeneral niendiant. 
 
 Farrell. Putrick, druggist and photographer. 
 
 Fox, Ro*>ert, school lencher. 
 
 Fox, Tboinau, carpenter, builder, and furniture 
 
 dealer. 
 Frank, Wna., general merchiint and township treas. 
 Ooodacre, Albert, oabiuet maker. 
 Hanson, I'eter, tnilor. 
 Henry, David, trunk maker. 
 Hod^ins. I'dw ird, c:irpenlor iind li'iilder. 
 Iloilgiiis, II H , .1. I' , ti(wn^'lii[) reeve 
 Hutching, Wni., cnrringe iind \vi((|ii)n maker. 
 Jackson k Diamond, foi'.ndry -.nd uiacliine shop. 
 Lee, W. W., black-initli. 
 Lewis, .loremiah. town-hip a; les.if. 
 Long, Mrs , milliner and Jres.s inaiier. 
 Lucas, Jonae, plasterer. 
 
 Madill, Wm , tavern keeper. 
 
 Mayo. James, );ent<ral merclmiit. 
 
 MeCosh, .Arcliilnild. >f. neial nieiehant 
 
 McLeiin, II , proprietor Central Hotel. 
 
 Mi'L iiighliin. A., piiiprietor Australia Hon.se. 
 
 McKolierts. VViu., cooper. 
 
 Merridew, Wm , lnitclier. 
 
 Meyer, .lulin '" . watchmaker and loweUer. 
 
 MilclieP Naac, niasuii. 
 
 Norris, , tailor. . . 
 
 O'Neill, K. II., J. I' , deputy reere, produce and 
 
 coniniission niercliant. 
 I'iiri.-*, II. H . general nierehant 
 
 I'arkyii, .lames, proiliice himI commission merchant. 
 I'OHTK. VV M , postmaster, townslnp ufscssor, is.'iier 
 
 of niiirriagc hcennes. coinmi.-.'iioner lu U. 11., ill- 
 
 siiriiiice Iind cullecling agent. 
 Qniirry, W'. |J , phy-iciiin. 
 yuitiley, Win , b.i.it aiei slidemaker. 
 Keiij, Wm , boot and shoeniiiker. 
 Rollins, (lrlai.dll Miiip ami candle nmnnfnctarer. 
 Rowcll, John, ssd'tle and liaruess matter. 
 Ryim. W n , briek moker 
 t^iinder-, Hev T t , Church of England. 
 Sexsmitli, Rev. Ueorge. Wo-leyati Methodist. 
 Spailing. Jacob, buiclier. 
 Siinley, Uei..aril, J. 1'., general merchant. 
 Htanly, Wm., J. F'. 
 .Sutton, James, physician. 
 T :ylor. Will., tiiilnr. 
 Union Inn, W. Walker, proprietor. 
 Walker, W., proprietor I'nioii ton. 
 Young, Win., hcuse and liign p'linter. 
 
 LUCKNOW, C. W. — A post vi'Inge in tho township of Kinln9<f nnd county nf Tlrncp, witnafed noor 
 
 tlio county line of flinipn, nt he terminus of the Northern <iravel Road. The vill'ige was laid out 
 late in IH.'JS. The two iii.iin brnnclics of the Nine Mile River run tlirouKli the place, fnrmine three 
 distinct water power-; The hiiililiiigs iirc of a .--uperior quality, iin>l the noniitry nroiiml poi-MesgeB rare 
 facilities lor agricultural pursuits. Distant from Cioderioh, lil miles. Population about 200. 
 
 Andrews, Wm , carpenter and builder. 
 
 Arnislroiig, Walter, saw mill owner. 
 
 C.V.MI'KKLL, M., poistmister, general merchant, 
 
 and beef and pi;rk pucker. 
 Davidson, t'ollin. waggon maker. 
 Gcdda.s, Wm , cooper 
 Orady, Robert, carpenter and builder. 
 Qrcenash, Robert, shoemaker. 
 )lay, John, sboemnker. 
 
 Johnston, Wm , carpenter and builder. -> 
 
 Keiizic. John, hotel kee|Hir. 
 Magor, iver, shoeniaker. 
 Martin, Mr., chair miiker. 
 McCall, Win., c-ihiiiet and chair maker. 
 McDonough, Alexanilcr. tHiiner. 
 Mcflurily, John, slioeuiaker. 
 McKay, Mr., bhtuksmith. 
 McKennnn, Alexamler, tnilor. 
 MoLavish, Jaiueii, pbysticiaii and surgeon. 
 
 McLean, Chas., waggon maker. 
 
 McLean, Oregor, Maeksniilh. 
 
 Mol'heracin, John, earpenler. 
 
 Middleton, .1 J., "chool teacher. 
 
 Miller, .Initios, Ciibinet maker iiud builder. 
 
 Millar, Riilph. hotel propiiotor. 
 
 Mooiiey, Charle.i. tiiismiih. 
 
 Reed & Mcliuire, genernl merchants. 
 
 Roiikledge, F. .1. i T. C., general iiierchautR. 
 
 Ryan, Rev. Uivi.l, Wesleyim. 
 
 Hecord, K. W , attornev, land an<l insurance azent. 
 
 iSecord, W , geiieial ineichant. beef and pork packer. 
 
 Somerville, James, J. P , saw mill owuer and lumber 
 
 merchant 
 Trcleaven. John, general niercbant. 
 Vance, Matthew. Blioeinnker. 
 Wade. Win., watchmaker. 
 Walker, Wm , baker. 
 While, P. O., hotel and li»erj stable keeper. 
 
 IiUROAN, C. W. — A smnll post village, pleasantly situated on the whoro of Like Huron in the town- 
 '''ip of lluron iiud county of Reune. It ha < good water power anil the land in the neighborhood is 
 well adapted for iigricultuial pursuits. Di:<taut from Ooderiob, the county town, id miles, and from 
 Kincardine, 10 milee. Population about M. 
 
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 LURGAN— LYNDEN. 
 
 Collejr, Wm., carpenter. ^ 
 
 Fraser, Alexnndcr, mncbinist 
 
 Gamble, II. C. float and ((rial milt proprietor. 
 
 Howatt, Poiterfield, carpenter. 
 
 HuDter, John, J. P. 
 
 McCish. A'etander, J. P. 
 
 MoC KINDLE. JA8., poitmaater & general merohaat. 
 
 Peiiiberton, Chas., general merobaut. 
 
 SbieU, Peter, oarptnter. 
 
 
 
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 LUTHER, C. W.— A small post Tillage, aitnaled on Orand Rirer, in the tnwnsbSp of Lother and 
 county of Wellington. Distant from Quelph, the county town, 28 mile* ; and from Torouto, 08 miles. 
 
 Chisholm, Thomas, sehnol teacher. 
 Fitipntrick, A., township councillor, 
 nsnsom, I* , towuHhip cuiincillor. 
 King, U., township councillor. 
 
 McVrthur, Neil, school tescber. 
 McDougall, II., township councillor. 
 SannderM, Duncan, rreve. 
 STUCKKY 8., postmaster. 
 
 LUTON, C. W.— A thriving post village, situated in the township of Malahide and county of *lgin ; 
 it in suiiietimes culled <"'entretille. Di-slant from St. TbumaM, the ounty 'own, 16 milei> ; from London, 
 30 miles ; from Inge, oil, 80 miles; and from Hamilton, 70 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Bmnson, M., weaver. 
 
 Chambers, J., township councillor. 
 
 Clendinning, J. 8., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Dennis, W., cxi-penter and joiner. 
 
 Dnman, II., blacksmith. 
 
 Haney, J., manoo. 
 
 Haim, -I. C, cabinet maker and andertaker. 
 
 Harvey, W.. townobip councillor. 
 
 Hill, A. & R., flour and saw mill owners. 
 
 Kairn, T. M., reove. 
 
 Locker, T., J. P. and weaver. 
 
 Marr, J., township councillor. 
 McCansland, J., J. P. 
 McOinnis, W., township councillor. 
 Philp, J., EpiHcopal Methodict. 
 RiobardRon, O , New ('onnexion Methodist. 
 SnooLa, J., cabinet m>ik<*r and undertaker. 
 St. Clair, T., boot and shoemaker. 
 TYRRELL, LYMAN K., postmaster and 
 
 merchant. 
 Warburton, Wm., teacher centre schooL 
 Webb, 8., boot and shoemaker. 
 
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 LYN", C. W. — A flourishing village and station on the Grand Trunk Railway, situated in the townchip 
 of ElizabethtowD and county of Leeds. It is noted for the manufacture if lenther and lasts, of which 
 large quHutities sre exported anunnlly. It is united with the town of Brockville fur electoral pur- 
 poses, and if surrounded by a good farming country. Distant from Rrockville. tbe county town, 6 
 miles ; and from Ringstoa, 48 miles. Daily mail and money order oiBue. Population about 300. 
 
 Biiiig, Edwin, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Baxter. AW, general merchant. 
 
 BAXTEK, N., postmaster and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Bell, Seymour, broom maker. 
 
 Coleman, B. R., accountant. 
 
 Coirrauti, Nurmnn, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Colemnn, R., jun., insurance agent. 
 
 Coleman, R. & Co., tannery, flour and grist mill 
 
 proprietors. 
 Colen.an. W. F., M.D., Physician and surgeon. 
 Cook, Erastus, woollen mill proprietor, dyer and 
 
 scourer. 
 Coward, Leonard W., tin and copper smith. 
 Cumming, James, accountant und insurance agent. 
 Curtis, E., hotel keeper. 
 Darling, Sanfnrd, general merchant. 
 Giller1i>.ir<, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Qrey, Thomas, school tencher. 
 
 Hnskin, Sidney, house and sign painter. 
 
 Kirker, David, b^iot and shoemaker. 
 
 McCrady, John W , ciirpenter and builder. 
 
 MoNisb, Qeorge P., louuder. 
 
 Nash, E. 8.. coti!<* Me. 
 
 Patterson, Walter, tailor. 
 
 Pergau, Paul, cooper. 
 
 Pergau, Peter, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Robertson, L. E., mason and plasterer. 
 
 Robertson, L. R., mason. 
 
 Smith, Andrew, painter and cabinet maker. 
 
 Smith, J. M., tanner 
 
 Spenoef, John, MD,, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Thompson & Bros., carriage and waggon makers. 
 
 Tnnd, Duncan Clow, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Trickey, A. T., druggist, baker und confectioner. 
 
 Widdis, Robert, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Wright, R. U., bUoksmitb. 
 
 LYNDEIT, C. W. — A thriving village and station on the Great Western Rnilway, situated in the 
 township of Beverly and county of Weutworth. It has a large trade in sawn lumber, and a large rock 
 oil reflnery is in operation in the vicinity. Distant from Hamilton, the county seat, 16 miles ; and 
 from Toronto, 54 miles. Daily mail. Population about 400. 
 
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 Atkinson, 8., general merchant. 
 Barlow, W. W., township clerk. 
 Bigger, Dr., physieisn and surgeon. 
 Bishop, James, sow mill proprietor. 
 Bishop, N. n , briokmakeT. 
 Blardell, B., farmer. 
 Blardell. .T , farmer. 
 
 Blow, Lewis, carpenter and builder. 
 Buckerberrough, W., carpenter and builder. 
 Burrctt, Wra., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Clement, Wm., woollen mill priiprietor. 
 Cornell, D., general merchant. 
 Cornell, Esther, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Corii«Il, J., farmer. 
 
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 Cronen, John, shoemaker. 
 
 Dodge, RiiruM, hotel keeper. ■ 
 
 Dredge, W. P., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Djment, N., general merchant. 
 
 Felton, L., carpenter and bailder. 
 
 Fuller, A. & Co , proprietors of ruck oil refinery. 
 
 Gibbeos, Charier, maaou and plasterer. 
 
 Hninest, A1n«ander, J. P., fanner. 
 
 Haines, John, bouse and sign painter. 
 
 Haines, Morris, blacksmith. 
 
 Hill, Rev. J., New Connesion Methodist. 
 
 Howard, Barnabas, photographic artistt. 
 
 Hunt, Her. Qeorge, Episcopal Metbodist. 
 
 Hull, J., maxon and plasterer. 
 
 Knowles, JoHcph, cooper. 
 
 Laogblan, Wm., school teacher. 
 
 May, Wra , general merchant. 
 
 HcDouttlil, .John, house and sign painter. 
 
 McIUe, C. A., tailor. 
 
 Nisbet, A., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Nisbet, Wm., general merchant 
 
 Orr, W. F., general aierchaut. 
 
 Patterson, R. L., shoemaker. 
 
 Phelps, O. O., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Rouse, II., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Sines, Charles, potter. 
 
 8kea, Jumen. carpenter and builder. 
 
 .SMITH, W.M., postmaster and general merchaat 
 
 (pee card, p. 8'J2). 
 Thurlby, .lottepb, blacksmith. 
 V'ansickell, Benoni, J. P., flour, grist and saw mill 
 
 proprietor. 
 Vansickell, Elizabeth, milliner and dresismaker. 
 Vnasickell, Jcs'te, carpt-nter and builder. 
 Vansickell, W. K., carpenter and builder. 
 Wilkins, W. H., saw mill proprietor. 
 Willson, Wm., Uilor. 
 Willson, W. C, hotel keeper. 
 Wood, Peter, township reuvH. 
 Wood, Robert, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 IiYNDHURST, C. W.— A small post tillage, situated in the town><hip of Lansd.^wne and county of 
 Leeils. Distant from Brockville, the county town, 28 miles ; and from Kingston, BO miles. PoptilA- 
 tioa, 81. 
 
 Chetam, Robert, blacksmith. 
 
 Cook, Wm., bhicksmith. 
 
 Curtis, Wrn., hotel keeper. 
 
 Qreen. E.lvrard. J. P. 
 
 Howard, Alpheus, physician and surgeon. 
 
 LEE, WILLIA.V1 C, postmaster. 
 
 McKay, Hugh, clerk of divinion court. 
 
 Ripley, James D., blnck^^miih, 
 
 Hauiiders & Roderick, general merohant«. 
 
 f^iafford, John C, carpenter. 
 
 Tuke. Rev John. 
 
 Welch, Michael, waggon maker. 
 
 LYNBDOCK, C. W.— A post village, situated on Big Creek, in the township of Charloite?ille, and 
 county «X Norfolk. In the Tioiniiy of Lynedook, in the valley of Big Creek, is a xtrong sulphur "pring, 
 said by the Provincial Oeologist to be one of the moat remarkable on the continent. The flow of water 
 is about six gallons per minute, and is very beneficial for chronio disease.x. and more especliilly in tboM 
 resulting from impure blood. Lumbering is extensively carried on here, and the \\rgf. tracts of unoc- 
 cupied land lying contiguous offer fine opportunities to settlers. The soil is quite fertile, and well 
 adapted to agricultural purposes. Dintant from Simcoe. the county town, 11 milea; Hamilton, fi( 
 miles ; and from Toronto, 91 miles. Population, about 200. 
 
 Bliss, 8. P., timber merchant. 
 
 Charlton, John, J. P. 
 
 Crysler, E. M., school teacher and farmer. 
 
 Disbro, Ira, cooper. 
 
 GRAY. GEORGE, postmaster, 
 
 GRAY & CHARLTON, general merchants (see card, 
 
 p. 332). 
 Griffin, J. W., w»ggon maker. 
 Holby, Rev. M., Methodist. 
 Horsham, .lohn, flour and grist mill owner. 
 Ingram & Rusliufi, blacksmiths. 
 Jackson, Jacob, brickmaker and farmer, 
 Lee, Enoch, farmer. 
 
 Lynedock House, John A. Reid, proprietor. 
 MoClintock, A., plasterer and mason. 
 
 MsMaster, Pat., farmer. 
 
 McMicken, Jaa., blaoksmith. 
 
 Owen, A., gener'il merchant. 
 
 Patient. Benjamin, slioeniiiker. 
 
 Uamsdell k Charlton, timber merchants. 
 
 Keid, Archibald, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Reid, Jas., jun., carpenter. 
 
 Reid, Jno. A , proprietor Lynedock House. 
 
 Sackett, W. H , t-aw mill owner. 
 
 Shields, A., waggon maker. 
 
 Tufford, Rev. J. C Methodist. 
 
 Whitehead, J. 0., cooper. 
 
 Wilson, Abncr, saw, tlour and grist mill owner, and 
 
 farmer. 
 Wilson, James H., blacksmith. 
 
 LYONS, C. W. — A small post Tillage in the township of South Dorchester and county of Elgin, East 
 Riding, situated on the centre branch of Catfiitb Creek, and also on the Gravel Road ninnini; from 
 Aylmer to Dorchester station. Distant from St. Thomas, the county town, 18 miles; and from Loa- 
 dou, 20 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Bilmore, T. , weaver. 
 
 Brioe, J , farmer. 
 
 Carson, Peter, hotel keeper. 
 
 Cliue, N., farmer. 
 
 Clunas, J., reeve. 
 
 Goghite, Robert, shoemaker. 
 
 Dean, John, brickmaker. 
 
 FicUle, Christopher, shoemaker. 
 
 fULLERTON, MATTHEW, township clerk. 
 
 Fullerton, R , farmer. 
 
 King, A., school teacher. 
 
 Martin & Naih, general merchant*. 
 
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 Oliver, JnmeD, blacksmith. 
 Putnam. H , fHrtncr. 
 PUTNAM, PETER, postmaster. 
 
 Putnnra, Robert, hot«'l keeper, 
 Ri'bertH, H., towt^tiip treasurer. 
 Wood, Hiss, Bthool teiicber. 
 
 IjTSTEB, C. B. — A Tillage in the township of Nelson and county of Megantic, situated at the con- 
 
 fliu-nce of the Pnrdis nod Bt'9!incour Rivers, and a station on the Grau I Trunk Ruilwny. Thi're is 
 
 quite a large bu!<inet<B done in be raanut'ucture of dealH for the Quebec market at this pluce. Distant 
 from Quebeo, 3C miles. Mails daily. Population about 400. 
 
 Beauliea, Jean, carpenter and builder, 
 
 Faucher, J., shoemaker, 
 
 Gagn6, M'lle, milliner. 
 
 King, Charles, J. P., lumber merchant and saw 
 
 mill owner. 
 KINO, ,IOHN, postmaster and general merchant. 
 Lachiince, E., blacksmith. 
 Martelle, Rev. Mr., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Nori-e, H. A., grocer. 
 
 Paqueiie, Claude, cooper. 
 
 Pelletier, ThumaM, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Pelletier, Mrs. Tlinmns. hotel keeper. 
 
 Plante, Win , blackiiiiith. 
 
 ReniiuJ, M., chair niHker. 
 
 Treniblay, M'ine, milliner. 
 
 Vial, Rev. W. S., Church of England, 
 
 MACTON, C. W, — A small post village sifUi.ted in the township of Peel and county of Wellington, 
 neur the Coii>'-iogo l;iver Distant from Quelph, the county town, 30 miles; and from lianiilton, 55 
 miles. Population about 75. 
 
 Connolly, ,7ame8, farmer, 
 
 Qarbutt, Thomas, reeve. 
 
 Grase, John, township clerk. 
 
 Logel, Xavier, carpenter and cabinet maker. 
 
 McCormick, John, farmer. 
 
 McCORMLCK, J. M., postmaster, farmer and gene- 
 ral merchant. 
 O'TOOLE, PETER, blacksmith. 
 
 MACVILLE, C. W,— A small village in the township of Albion and county of Peel, situated midway 
 between the villiigt-s of Sandhill and Dolton It has one common school. Distant from Toronto, 28 
 miles. Mail tri-wcekly. Population about 50. 
 
 BOOTH, H. H., postmaster, hotel keeper and 
 auctioneer (see curd, p. 346). 
 
 Strongman, Arthur, shoemaker, 
 
 Toase, John, blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 
 MADOC, C. W,— A large and flourishing village, situated on the banks of the Deer River, in the 
 township of Mndoc and county of Hastings. It is sometimes called Hustings village, and is noted as 
 being the probable county town for North Hastings, as well as for the large miues of iron ore and 
 marble quarries in its immediate neighborhood. It is the outlet of the Ha»tings Road, has excellent 
 water power, and is the depot for a largo potiifch trade, 2000 barrels having been exported during one 
 season. Stages run twice a-diiy to and from Belleville in connection with the Grand Trunk Railway. 
 Distant from lielleville, the county town, 20 miles; and from Sterling, 17 miles. Daily mails and 
 money order office. Population about 800. 
 
 Agar, Thomas 8 , saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Anstce, Alfred, carpenter and builder, 
 
 BANK OF UPPER CANADA, M, P. Hays, agent, 
 
 Bateinan, Joseph, constable, 
 
 Bennot, C. W., cooper. 
 
 Bennet, John, agricultural implement manufacturar. 
 
 Brisco, Isaac N., hide and leather dealer and farmer. 
 
 Brown, David, blacksmith. 
 
 Burley, Geo. S., general merchant. 
 
 Caldwell, Wra., veterinary surgeon. 
 
 Campbell, D., cooper. 
 
 Caviller, Joseph, waggon maker. 
 
 Oomlns, D. P., lumber inoichant. 
 
 Cory, Wm., cabinet maker. 
 
 DALE. JOHN, bookseller and stationer. 
 
 Deans & Gray, general merchants. 
 
 Denike, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Drisooll, S., tailor. 
 
 Eagleson, Miss Sarah, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Elmer, W. W , physician and surgeon. 
 
 PINDLAY, WALTER, town clerk, aooountaut, oon- 
 
 ▼eyancer, 4o, 
 Fisk, E , shoemaker. 
 Fitigerald, James, barrister, &o. 
 
 Fl'zgerald, Joseph, carpenter and builder, 
 
 Franklin, Edward, general merchant. 
 
 Frise, Geo. P., tailor. 
 
 Gray. Walter, carpenter. 
 
 Greara, Chas , attorney, J4c. 
 
 Harris, Rev., Edward, Wesleyan Methodist, 
 
 Hastings' House, Lyman Moon, proprietor, 
 
 II.\ YS, M. P , crown land, bank and general agent. 
 
 Heyworth, Wra., caViinet maker. 
 
 Hoiigins, Wm., hotel keeper. 
 
 Insley, A., butcher 
 
 .Jones, Rev. G., Episcopal Methodist. 
 
 Judd, Alexander, olerk of division court. 
 
 Kirk, Charles, tlour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Lawler, Rev. Mr , Roman Catholic. 
 
 Lewis, David, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Lingham, Job, lumber merchant. 
 
 Madoc M'Tfury, (The) Albert Smallfteld, publisher. 
 
 Marrin, Owen, shoemaker. 
 
 May bee, U. H., cabinet maker. 
 
 McUeath, Miss Cathariue, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 MoCarty, Sarah, school teacher, 
 
 McDonald, D.. bailiff 
 
 MoGowan, Thos., brickmaker. 
 
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 Miller, Ilev. A. D., Wesleynn Methodist. 
 Moon, Lj'tnnii, hotel aud livery sfiible keeper. 
 Mouiiuey, £Jward, J. P., clothier and merohant 
 
 tailor. 
 Mullet, S., hide and leather dealer and tanner. 
 Nevill, H. N.. miller. 
 
 North Aiin'iicaii Hotel, \Vm. Hodgius proprietor. 
 Norton, Etlwurd, cooper. 
 
 0'Fl.vn, E. D., general merchant and insurance agent. 
 O'Hani. James, J. P., and saw mill pmprietor. 
 Orr, Wm , lilacUsmith and waggon tnakcr. 
 Pouge, Miiis M E., milliner and dret^^maker. 
 Price, Henry, mason. 
 Pringle, W. H., saw mill proprietor. 
 Rawe, 0<'o. D , watchmaker and jeweller. 
 Heed, Stephen, wiiggun maker. 
 Rennie, .lohn, sen., shoemiiker. 
 Ronnie. Ji hn, jun., shoemiiker. 
 Ro!>8, A. B. & Bro., general merchants. 
 Ross, D., license inspector. 
 Root, L.. cooper. 
 
 Russel nou-fe, Andrew Snider, proprietor. 
 Seymour, W., founder and machinist. 
 Sinclair, Peter, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Smallfield, Albert, book a^d job printer, publitjher 
 Madoc Mercury 
 
 Snider, Andrew, hotel and livery "table keeper. 
 
 Sparrow, Rev. P., Episcopal Methodist. 
 
 Spiers, James, general merchant. 
 
 Sproule, Samuel, barber. 
 
 Thomson, Wm., carpenter. 
 
 Thwaites, James, (hyiiician and surgeon. 
 
 Toucks, Mrs., 1)111. .ii»t milker. 
 
 Whalen, John, slmemiikcr. 
 
 While, Adam, ciirpenter. 
 
 White, Oeorge, carpenter. 
 
 Whitmnrsh, Rev. Albert, Church of England. 
 
 Wicr, Jiiines, shoemaker. 
 
 Wilson, Cliarles, drng^jist, bookseller and stationer. 
 
 Wi>.hart, Rev. D , PreMhyterian. 
 
 Wiss. Louis, sboeiiiaker. 
 
 WOOD, A. F., postmnstcr, warden, issuer of marri- 
 age licenses and mill I'wncr. 
 
 Wood & Breakell, general merchants. 
 
 Wright, Andrew, grocer and provision merchant. 
 
 Wright, Andrew, saloon kroper. 
 
 Young, E. K., school teacher. 
 
 Young, Robert, grocer and provision merchant. 
 
 MAGDALEN ISLANDS, C. E.— Are situated in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, and in the district and 
 county ol (JaspiV Anlher^t is the chief town, is a port of entry and hrs a custom house. There are 
 good and spacious harbours in the islands, four of which arc capable of sheltering 'JOU vessels each. 
 The islands contain nearly 80.000 acres of land, the property of Rear Admiral John Town.sen 1 CoflBn, 
 of Bath, England. Distant from Qu-bec, 630 miles ; and from Pcrcu, 135 mile:). Mail bi-monthlj. 
 Population of the islands about 3,000, 
 
 Arsineao, F. J., general merchant. 
 
 Arsineau, J. N , mayor. 
 
 Aalie, J. E., clerk of county conrt and registrar. 
 
 Bondrenu, Rev. C N., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Borne, L., school teacher. 
 
 Borne, Madame, boarding house. 
 
 Bourguc, C M , councillor and gpneral merchant. 
 
 Bourgue, Daniase, township secretary and treasurer. 
 
 Boyle, Rev F., Church of England. 
 
 Briand, M. L., school teacher 
 
 Burke. John, councillor. 
 
 Cassidy, James, sen., harbor master. 
 
 Cassidy, James, bailiff superior court. 
 
 Cronan, L>., gt-norul merchant. 
 
 Cormier, A , J. P., and general merchant. 
 
 Cormier, Simon, councillor. 
 
 Delaney, John, blackamitb. 
 
 Doyle, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Doyle, James, haibor muster. 
 
 Duclos, Paul, school teacher. 
 
 Dupreuil, M., school tenoher. 
 
 Funtand, John, J. P., agent for Rear Admiral CoflSn 
 
 and inspector of fii>h and oil. 
 FOX, JttHN J., postmaster and collector of customs. 
 Freehill, Edward, boot and shoemaker. 
 Johnston, W , general merchant. 
 La Blanc, Wm., councillor. 
 McCormick. John, landin? wsiter. 
 McCullum, C, boot and shoemaker. 
 McCullum, M., blacksmith. 
 McKay, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Meville, Rev. C, Roman Cutbulio. 
 Monn, £., school teacher. 
 Nadeau, J. Louis, boot and .shoeninker, 
 Painchaud, J. B. F., general merchant and notary 
 
 public. 
 Reiij, Peter, blacksmith. 
 Ryan, John, boot and shoemaker, 
 Terrian, Phillip, school teacher. 
 Tuzo, J., deputy sheriff, gaoler and deputy coroner^ 
 
 MAQOQ, C. E. — A floimshing villngo, beautifully situated near the outlet of Lake Memphremagng, in 
 the township of Magog, county of Stanstead umt district of St. FranoiH. It is noted for the beautiful 
 scenery in the vicinity and possesses extensive water power. Distant from Staustead, the county town, 
 19 miles ; from Montreal, 80 miles; and from Quebec, 180 miles. Daily mail. Population about 300. 
 
 ABBOTT, CAL., postmaster and general merchant. 
 Abbott, Oeo., carpenter and builder. 
 Boswell, Walker, boot and shoemaker. 
 Ballard, Orison, cabinet maker. 
 
 Buzxeli, Robert, cooper. , 
 
 Cook, Chester, carpenter and builder. 
 Coons & Packbard, blacksmith. 
 Copp, Capt. M. W., flour, grist and saw mill propr. 
 Corruth, Benjrimin, dyer, scourer and cloth dresser. 
 Frink, Rev. B F., Cougregatinnalist. 
 GOFF, OF.ORQB N., wholesale dealer in Yankee 
 notions, fancy goods, &c. 
 
 OoiT, J. R , distiller of flr and cedar oils, &o. 
 
 Gciff, Richmond, farmer. 
 
 Hitchcock, Bemau, cabinet maker. 
 
 HoyI, Asa, towuship councillor. 
 
 Hnyt, (/aplain Samuel, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Ives, B il,, J P., township mayor. 
 
 Johnson, A. B., J. P. 
 
 Lindsay, Andrew, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Liviniiston, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 McNamara, Mrs., hotel keeper 
 
 Murray & Moore, general merehantH. 
 
 Murray, Ralph, J. P., towuship councillor. 
 
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 MACVILLB, C. W. 
 
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 BalTage AiMDt for the Board of Lake Underwriter!, and AcoonntaDt. MILFORD, 0, W, 
 
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 Newton, E. D., barrister, &o., and township eoun- 
 
 cillor. 
 Nichols, N. W., hotel keeper. 
 Oliver, Edward, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Oliver, W. W., township conncillor. 
 Packard, W. 8., townsliip secretary. 
 Page, Qorani, cooper and boat builder. 
 Parker, Stephen, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Peppin, David, plasterer. 
 Peppin, David & Sons, masons. 
 Pbelan, John, hoot and shopmaker. 
 Piatt Sl Straight, skirt manufacturers. 
 Remich, E. R., farmer. 
 Remicb, Sewell, township councillor. 
 
 Sargeant, S. W., tailor. 
 
 Soiuers, 0. O., physioinn and township ooancillor. 
 
 Tamer, Charles, blacksmith. 
 
 Taylor, James, stone cutter. 
 
 Thompson, A. S., general merchant. 
 
 Traver, Henry, express agent. 
 
 Traver, Mrs. Henry, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Turner, Ann. school teacher. 
 
 Turner, Charles, blacksmith. 
 
 Van Merrill, Mr., flour and feed dealer. 
 
 Williamson, Miss Betty, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Williamson, ThomaR. biiilitf. 
 
 Young, Erastus, custom house officer. 
 
 UAITLAITD, C. W.— A thriving village pleasantly located on the north bank of the River St. Law- 
 rence, in the township of Augusta and county of Qrenville. Distant from Brockville, the county 
 town, 6 miles; from Prescott, 7 miles; and from Montreal, 120 miles. Daily mail. Population 
 about 200. 
 
 Andrews, Rev. W., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Baker, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 BORST, HALLADAY & CO., distillers and recti- 
 fiers (see card, p. 346). 
 
 Bnrritt, Adoniram, dentist and blacksmith. 
 
 Dumbrille, John, express agent and general mer- 
 chant. 
 
 European Hotel, by Mrs. Wra. Dnmhrille. 
 
 Garvey, Wm., J. P. and general merchant. 
 
 Hall & Malloch, tanners and dealers in leather. 
 
 Harri!<on, T., clerk division court. 
 
 Humble, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Hurd, Wm. H., proprietor Maitland Hotel. 
 
 Jones, Dunham, custom bouse officer. 
 
 Kennedy, John, waggon mnker. 
 
 Lemon, W. & C. B., saw mill owners, founders and 
 
 machinists 
 Lewis. Rev. R , Church of England. 
 LONOLEY, Q. C, po.simnster. 
 MAITLAND DISTILLERY, Borst, Halladay & Co., 
 
 proprietors (see card, p. 846). 
 Maitland Hotel, W. H. Hurd, proprietor. 
 Wilks, Harmon, baker. 
 MoManus, Francis, cooper. 
 Smith, Thomas, mill owner. 
 Wells, J. B., customs officer. 
 Whitworth, Henry, constable. 
 
 MALLORYTOWN, C. W. — A flourishing village, pleasantly situated tn the township of Yonge, 
 county of Leeds, and a stiition on the Otaud Trunk Railway, in the centre of a rich agrici tural 
 district. Distant from Brockville, the county town, 12 miles; from Toronto, 106 miles; and from 
 Montreal 187 miles. Dt^ily mail. Population about 800. 
 
 Andress, Edward, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Andresa, James, brickmaker. 
 
 Andress, Wm. J., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Avery, Isaac, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Avery, Rugles, general merchant and livery stable 
 
 proprietor. 
 Barnett, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 Bissett, Miss E., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Brookes, James, blacksmith. 
 Buell, George, J. P. and saw mill proprietor. 
 Ferguson, Andrew, saw mill proprietor. 
 Field, Reuben, carpenter and builder. 
 Fields, Wm., cabinet maker. 
 Fink, Hiram, hotel keeper. 
 Forrester, Wm., J. P. 
 Greer, James, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Greer k Dowsley, saw mill proprietors. 
 HarknesB, Wm., J. P. 
 Hailewood, James, J. P. 
 Height, E. B., physician and surgeon. 
 Heuston, Wm. tanner and currier, 
 Blokey, J. Z., express agent. 
 Hicks, Wm., saw mill proprietor. 
 Huntley, J. B., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Judd, A. M., watchmaker and jeweller. 
 Kyes, Albert, boot and shoemaker. 
 LEE, F. F., postmaster. 
 
 Lee, 0. H., blacksmith. 
 
 Lynch, Hugh, mason. 
 
 Lynch, Peter, mason. 
 
 Malloy, A. W., J. P., blacksmith. 
 
 Malloy, Mrs. 0. L., milliner and dress maker. 
 
 Malloy, George L., general merchant. 
 
 Malloy, Ira, J. P., township clerk and treasurer. 
 
 Malloy, James, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Mcintosh, J. J., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Mc Kelly, George, tailor. 
 
 McLachlan, A. T., insuri^nce agent. 
 
 Miller, Samuel, J. P. 
 
 Mott, L. D., J. P. 
 
 Munro, James, cooper. 
 
 Neville, James, hotel prop. 
 
 Procton, James W., carp-mter and builder. 
 
 Purviss, P. C, J. P. 
 
 Redmond, John, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Richardson, James, tin and oo^persmith. 
 
 Sohwerdfeger, George, general iierobant. 
 
 Soott, Thomas, mason. 
 
 Shipman, Nelson, J. P. 
 
 Tennant, George, J. P., township rMve and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Tennant, James W., blacksmith. 
 Vanstone, Robert, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Williams, Thomas, cooper. 
 
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 JIALTA, C. W. — A post Tillage, knoirn by the name of Port Brnoe, and also as Bai du Dard, in tlie 
 tuwu-liip of Brace and county of Uruce. Dislaut from Qoderich, the county town, 45 miles. Popu- 
 latiori, 76. 
 
 Bride«s. George, real estate npent. 
 
 Bnu;e House, Mrs. Turner, proprietor. 
 
 BrucK, JoBpph, farnipr. 
 
 Butctmrt, 0., J. P . prnp'r Prince of Wales Hotel. 
 
 Butcliait, '•. & N., Baw mill proprietors. 
 
 Cameron, Peter, school teacher. 
 
 Campbell, Duncan, ma«on. 
 
 Cbisiiolm, Jcihii W., cooper. 
 
 Druminond. Hipbnrn, farmer. 
 
 Farrell. .Iubn. fsirnier. 
 
 HAVKNKK & LlND.-iAY, carpenters, builders and 
 
 undertakers. 
 MACF'ARLANK WALTER, postmaster and general 
 
 merchant (see card, p. .'i46). 
 McDuugall, Hector, farmer. 
 
 McEwcn, Duncan, farmer. 
 
 McFadgen, Frank, farmer. 
 
 McPiidgen, Neil, farmer, ' 
 
 McKay. David, farmer. # 
 
 McNevin, Malcolm, farmer. 
 
 Murphy, Thomas, farmer. , 
 
 Pi grim, Charles, plasterer. 
 
 Prince of Walec Hotel, G. Butchnrt, proprietor, 
 
 Stewart, Donald, farmer. 
 
 Strathers, .John, mason 
 
 Tins'iale, Wm. J., carpenter, builder and cabinet 
 
 maker. 
 Turner, Mrs., proprietor Bruce House. 
 Webster, Wm., hoot and shoemaker. 
 Wilson, Wm., plasterer. 
 
 MALTON, C. W.— A village in the Gore of the township of Toronto and county of Peel. It is a 
 stallou uii the Grand Trunk Railway, nt the crossing of the main road from the north of the county of 
 Peel. Considerable grain is i-hipped from this point, it being the market of some fine agricultural dis- 
 tricts. Distant from Toronto, 15 miles. Daily mail. Population about GOO. 
 
 Agricultural Inn, R. Holliday, proprietor. 
 
 ALLF.N, .1. B., poBtmaster. 
 
 ALLRN, T. B. & CO., general dealers in groceries, 
 
 clcithing, boo's and shoes, &c , &c. 
 Blain, George, huilder. 
 Flannery, He v. Mr , Roman Catholic. 
 Heydoti, ,}anies, proprietor Malton Hotel. 
 Holliday, Richard, blacksmith, &o. 
 
 Laugbton, John, carpenter, &c. 
 
 Maciievin, Jno., station master Grand Trunk Rail w'y 
 
 Robinson, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 SAN UERSON, I. H., produce and general merchant. 
 
 Taylor, John, mason. 
 
 Wiley, James, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Wood, Isaac, butvher. • 
 
 MALVERN C. W. — A thriving village in the township of Scarborough and county of York. Distant 
 from I'orouto, 15 miles. Daily mail. Population about 160. 
 
 BAOWNE, DAVID, postmaster. 
 
 Burton, Wm.. proprietor .Speed the Plough Inn. 
 
 MoyI, James, township clerk. 
 
 Pollock, Dr., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Speed the Plough lun, Wm. Burton, proprietor. 
 
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 MANCHESTER, C. W.— A post village in the township of Reach and North Riding of the county 
 of Ontario, ^iluat<d on the centre roa I leading from Whitby to Beaverton. Distant from Whitby, the 
 county town, 16 miles. Population about 180. 
 
 Armstrong. George, general merchant. 
 
 Besaw, George, cooper and stave maker. 
 
 Daniels, Thomas, carpenter. 
 
 Ewers, George W., carpenter. 
 
 Fawcett, Edward, tailor. 
 
 Fitohett, R'ibert, blacksmith. 
 
 Graham, George, carpenter. 
 
 Letcher, Joseph, carpenter. 
 
 Lund, R.. clerk division court. 
 
 McClure, Charles, hotel keeper, 
 
 McDermid. Colin, brick and drain tile maker 
 
 McPherson, Wm., general merchant 
 
 Parkin, Wm., proprietor Revere House. 
 
 Powson, Wm , J. P., conveyancer and issuer of 
 
 marriage licenses. 
 Revere House, Wm. Parkin, proprietor. 
 Steel, Wm , blacksmith. ' 
 Steel & Hepinstall, dealers in agricultural impIS'^ 
 
 ments. carriage and waggon makers. 
 Truax, Mrs. Christiana, bonnet maker, milliner and 
 
 dressmaker. 
 TRUAX, JAMBS, postmaster. 
 Wilson, ThoB H., saddle and harness maker. 
 Zwiokey, John, hotel keeper. 
 
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 MANDAUMIN, C. W.— A post village, situated in the township of Plympton and county of Lambton, 
 and contiguous to the Great Western Railway. Distant from Sarnia, the county town, 10 miles ; and 
 from Hamilton, 61 niileii. 
 
 Chestnut, Rev J. W., Presbyterian. 
 
 DUNLOP, JAS., postmaster ami general merchant. 
 
 Duulop, Robert, American Express agent. 
 
 Qraham, George, blacksmith. 
 Hayes, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 Watson, Rev. George, Bapiist. 
 
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 MANILLA, C. W. — A flonri^hinf; tillane situated on the line between the townRhips of Brook and 
 MaiipoH^i, in the countiea orOntHrio and Viotoi ill. It is in the ceiirre oT a fine agricultunii diNtrict 
 and on the nuin roitd lending to the now townships of C.irlcii. Dal ion, &c, ULitiint from Liiid.sity, 14 
 miles; from Whitby, 30 milex ; from Beaverton, 14 miles ; and from Toronto, CO miles. Daily niuil and 
 money order office. Population about 400. 
 
 Ailin, Rev. P., Bible Christian. 
 
 Andrews, George, tiiilor. 
 
 Bain, JaAes, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Bake, E , tailor. 
 
 Campbell, Alexander, J. P. 
 
 Chesterfield, W,. nhoemaker, 
 
 Clarke, Alexander, tailor. 
 
 CLAKKh;. JOHN, .). P , blacksmith and agricultural 
 
 implement manufacturer. 
 Condon, E. T., pump maker. 
 Conway. 8 , hotel keeper. 
 Coone. James, carriage, waggon and agricultural 
 
 implement maker. 
 DOUGLAS, GEORGE, grocer and fancy variety store. 
 DOUG (AS, MARY, postmistress. 
 Dutiglus, M. & E., millincis and dressmakers. 
 DuDiioon, l>onald, cooper. 
 Edwards, Richard, general merchant. 
 Penton, J., hotel keeper. 
 Ghent, Wra., carpenter and builder. 
 Gillies. Rev. A. C, Canada Presbyterian. 
 Qolberg, Henry, tinsmith. 
 Gordon, Adam, J P., general merchant. 
 Jewell, Thomas, bricklayer. 
 Johnson, J., insurance and general agent. 
 
 .Tones, John, bricklayer. 
 
 Miinilla House, S. Conway propiHctor. 
 
 Martin, Ji^lin, edge tool nianut'arturer. 
 
 Mayhee, Peter, s^iddle and harness maker. 
 
 MoArtliur, John I) , ifener-kl merchant. 
 
 MoBaiii. James, auctiuneer. 
 
 McDonald, Hector, J, P., blacksmith. 
 
 MoKacliei n, L , carpt-nter nnd hiiildcr. 
 
 McLailyen. Mrs, niiDlner nii'l dn'ssmakcr. 
 
 McGregor, Uev. D., Cunnilian Indejiendent. 
 
 Mclntyre, iter. A., Baptist. 
 
 McLean, A , blacksmith. 
 
 McLean, D. C, waggon maker. 
 
 McLean, M., tanner, hide and leather dealer and 
 
 shoemaker. 
 MoPliail, D., earpcnter and builder. 
 McWatters, James, saddle and harnffs maker. 
 Og<den, James, cabinet maker. 
 Pearce, George, shoemaker. 
 Hh'irp, James, G , ftiur and grist mill proprietor. 
 Smith, A , insurance agent. 
 Stage riiiuse, J. Fenton, proprietor. 
 Wood, Henry, potash manufacturer. 
 Wood, S. G., barrister, attorney, &o. 
 
 MANNINGVILLE, C E. — A post village, situated in the township of Franklin nnd connty of Hunt- 
 ingdon. Tlie towu.ship was established in 1857 by .\ct of I'arliament, and is composed of parts of 
 Hemingford, Uusseltown, Jamestown and llinchinbrook. Distant from Huntingdon, tnu county seat, 
 15 miles; and from Montreal, 48 miles. Population of township, 1,551 by last census. 
 
 Adams, Hiram, carpenter and builder. 
 Adams, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 Adams, Wm. H., saw mill owner. 
 AMES, FISHER, postmaster. 
 AMES & FARGO, general merchants. 
 Andrews, Rev. Alfred, Methodist. 
 Anthony. Francis, J. P. 
 Broden, Frederick, J. P. 
 Cantwoll. Wm., J P., general merchant. 
 Conley, D 8., tin and coppersmith. 
 Edwards, Wm , insurance agent. 
 Fulton, Rev. James, Episcopal. 
 Garland, James, cabinet maker. 
 Gibson, James B., tanner and currier. 
 Lancashire, Rev. Henry, Congregationalist. 
 
 Manning, Nelson, J. P., foundry and machine shop. 
 
 McDonald, Owen, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 McMillen, Donald, assistant collector of customs. 
 
 Meigham, Charles, saw mill owner. 
 
 Moe, Abraham, J. P. 
 
 Montgomery, Andrew, township secretary and Jrea- 
 
 Burer. 
 Priest, Jonathan S., J. P., mayor of the parish and 
 
 saw mill owner. 
 Rogers, Robert, collector of customs. 
 Row, George, carriage and wuggou maker. 
 Row, Joseph P., J. P. 
 South, John, saw mill owner. 
 Wilding, Robert John, physician. 
 Wilkinson, Robert, blacksmith. 
 
 MANSFIELD, C. W.— A post village situated 
 county of Siincoe, South Riding. Distant from 
 miles; from Hamilton, 99 miles; from London 
 treal, 4'.iO milts. Population of Township 1,811 
 
 Aberdeen, James, reeve. 
 
 Beatty, B., township councillor. 
 
 Beaxer, C, school teacher. 
 
 Bell, Murdoch, blacksmith. 
 
 Brown, Thomas, boot and shoe maker. 
 
 Bruce, J. G., school teacher. 
 
 Campbell, Robert, blacksmith. 
 
 Colquhoun, Rlv. Archibald, Church of Scotland, 
 
 local Buperintcnilont. 
 COLQUHOUN, MALCOLM, postmaster, architect 
 
 and builder. 
 Cook, John, weaTcr. 
 
 on the Boyno Water, in fie township of Mulmur and 
 Birrie, the county town, 27 miles; from Toronto, 60 
 , 176 miles; from Ottawa, 384 miles; and from Mod* 
 
 Copeland, J , township councillor. 
 
 Creary, Llward, weaver. 
 
 Dark, Josenh, cabinet maker. 
 
 Dark, Win., cabinet maker. 
 
 Dodd, G , school teacher. 
 
 Frarey, Margaret, woollen mill proprietress. 
 
 Gallaugher, Hugh, farmer, 
 
 Oallaugher, P., J P. 
 
 Gallaugher, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Gamble, Moses, saw mill owner. 
 
 Gowan, Thoitms, carpenter. 
 
 Graham, Culville, township clerk and treasurer. 
 
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 Hand, Thomas, township eoancillor. 
 
 Hare, Juhn, general merchant and hotel keeper. 
 
 Henry, P. D., sohool teacher. 
 
 Hillock, Thomas, tailor. 
 
 Laurence, R., school teacher. 
 
 Levans, J., general merchant. 
 
 Levansey, J., J. P. 
 
 Little, James, sen., farmer. 
 
 Longhurst, James, saw mill owner. 
 
 LoTe, J. A., school teacher. 
 
 Mnrtin, C., school teacher. 
 
 McCatcheou, David, townehip councillor. 
 
 McLarey, Rev. J., Chureh of England. 
 
 McLellan, Rjt. A., Church of 8ootlaad. 
 
 McMahon, J., J. P. and farmer. 
 
 Mitchell, Alexander, blacksmith. 
 
 Mitchell, Jimes, farmer. 
 
 Morrison, Hugh, J. P. 
 
 Russell, Joseph -tames, broom maker. 
 
 Savage, Rev. J. W., We«ley»o Metb«<liit 
 
 Tate, James, weaver. 
 
 Turner, .John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Walker, John, farmer. 
 
 Walker, James, sen., farmer. 
 
 MAPLE, C W. — A villnge, situated in the township of Vaughan and connty of York, West Riding, and 
 a stHtioii on the Northern Railway. Distant from Toronto, tne county seat, 18 miles. Daily mail. 
 Populiition about J60. 
 
 Apperley, Thomas, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Bndgcr, Tbos., butcher. 
 
 Biinnerman, Thomas, briokmaker. 
 
 Berry, Jimes, brickmaker. 
 
 Berry, Yard, brickmaker. 
 
 Boiiity, Robert, bouse and sign painter. 
 
 Burgess. Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Coor, Thos., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Cradock, Wm., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Devlin, Wm., J. P. and notary public. 
 
 Dyer, Miss Mary, school teacher. 
 
 Dyer, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Dyer, R., architect, builder and patent right agent. 
 
 Dyer, W., architect and builder. 
 
 Fisbburn, Rev. J., Lutheran Methodist. 
 
 Ounn, D., agricultural implement and carriage 
 maker. 
 
 Hacruth, Dr. , physician and druggist. 
 
 Highs, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Ingram, J., insurance agent. 
 
 Kempshall, Q., blacksmith and livery atable pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 Line, H., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Lockbard, J., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Maple Hotel, James Watcon, proprietor. 
 
 MoArtney, V., tailor and clothier. 
 
 McDonald, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 McDonald, L., architect and builder. 
 
 McQuarrie, J., J. P. 
 
 Moorby, Samuel, school teacher. 
 
 Moore, Patrick, weaver and woollen mill proprietor. 
 
 Nicholl, James, brickmaker. 
 
 Noble, Arthur, gentleman. 
 
 NOBLE, JO^fiEPd, postmaster & general merchant 
 
 O'Neal, Hugh, weaver. 
 
 Osterlay, O., tin and copper smith. 
 
 Rigg, J., tailor. 
 
 Ross, Rev. D., Presbyterian. 
 
 Rupert, J. P., J. P. and general merchant. 
 
 Rupert, Jacob, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Rupert, John W., cabinet maker, upholsterer and 
 
 undertaker. 
 Shnnk, W., batter and furrier. 
 Smith, P., watchmaker and jeweller. 
 Sterling, Wm., express agent. 
 Walker, James, plasterer and mason. 
 Walker, Jos., plasterer and mason. 
 Watson, James, village councillor, and proprietor 
 
 Maple Hotel and Saloon. 
 Wood, James, blacksmith, edge tool, oarriago and 
 
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 Wurster, C, saddle, trunk and harnega maker. 
 
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 Trunk Railway, in the township of Cornwall and county of Stormont. It bn.^ a good wharf and con- 
 siderable local trade. Distant from the Post Office at Mille Roches, 2<^ miles; and from Cornwall, 
 4^ miles. Population about 100. 
 
 FRENCH, B. O., flour and grist mill proprietor, 
 
 steam mill, shingle, machine and lathing. 
 Latrnce, Wm., blacksmith. 
 McDonald, Donald, look master (No 20). 
 McNairn, John, cabinet maker and furniture. 
 Boblnson, James, farmer. 
 
 Robinson, Wm , farmer. 
 
 Roys, Evan, farmer. 
 
 Roys, John, farmer. . 
 
 Roys, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Summers, David, hotel keeper and shoemaker. 
 
 Wood & Brothers, carding machine. 
 
 MAPLE LEAF, C. E.— A post Tillage, situated on the oorners of Newport, Auckland, DiltOB, 
 Chesham and Clinton townships, in the connty of Compton and adjoining Eaton, the county town. 
 Population about 600. 
 
 Annable, Charles, school commissioner and cooper. 
 
 Annftble, Oilman, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Annable, J. M., J. P. 
 
 Bagley, Wm., councillor. 
 
 Chaddock, Charles, connoillor. 
 
 Gordon, William, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Harvey, John P., plasterer. 
 
 Hurd, A., oonncillor. 
 
 Hurd, Samuel, councillor. 
 
 Heard, Samuel, plasterer. 
 
 Lernerd, Alden, J. P. 
 
 Meynerd, Brier, cooper. 
 
 Moore, John, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Noarse, Joebaa, mayor and school eommtMlonar. 
 
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 Perciral, William, councillor. 
 
 Phelp:), Willis, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Flaocb, y/m. 0., school commissioner. 
 
 Rand, M S., school commissioner. 
 
 Rand, O. T., saw and planing mill proprietor. 
 
 Rand, Willard, painter and waggon maker. 
 
 Sherman, Daniel, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Spalding, Mr., waggonmaker. 
 
 Stone, David, carpenter and bailder. 
 
 Thomas, Wm , school commist>ioner and councillor. 
 
 Williams, Hiram, carpenter and bailder. 
 
 MAFLETON, C. '^.—A post Tillage, situated on Cntfish Creek, in the township of Ynrmouth and 
 county of KIgin. Distant from St. Thomas, the county town, 9 miles; from Hamilton, 85 milea ; and 
 from London 19 miles. 
 
 Appleford, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Brown, Peter, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Canghell, Peter, farmer. 
 
 Charlton, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Culver, Edwin, farmer. 
 
 Durdle, George, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Kinney, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Lee, Notih, general merchant. 
 
 Luton, George, school teacher. 
 
 McGregor, Malcolm, waggon maker. 
 Peru, Nicholas, fnrmer. 
 Sheppard, Rev. E , Baptist. 
 Simmons, George, blacksmith. 
 Taylor, Rev. Wm., BHptist. 
 Warwick, Samuel, larmcr. 
 White, Fre'lerick, carpenter and builder. 
 Wil-on, Benjamin, postmaster. 
 Wismcr, John, J. P. 
 
 MARBLETON, C. E. — A thriving post village in the township of DoJdwell, connty of Wolfe, and 
 dietrict of St. Francis. The surrounding country is famed for its marble, both white and variegated, 
 as well as its limestone, which is of a superior quality. The scenery in the vicinity is beauiiful, and 
 the soil naturally very rich, offering great inducements to settlors. It has one model school, and in 
 the neighborhood are several district schools. Distant from Ham, the county town, 9 miles ; from 
 Sherbrooke, 25 miles ; and from Quebec, 90 miles. Population, 125. 
 
 Addie, G. & Co., general merchants. 
 Bishop, Amos, J. P. 
 Bishop, A, P., J. P. 
 
 Bishop, B. W. & Bros., general merchants. 
 Bishop, H. G., flour grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 BISHOP, J. B., postmaster, mayor and lumber mer- 
 chant. 
 Chester, W., hotel keeper. 
 French, J. L. 8., insurance agent. 
 Gilbert, O. W., brickmaker. 
 Goodenough, George, warden. 
 Ives & French, general merchants. 
 
 Lasell, L. C, lumber merchant. 
 
 Lathrop, Miss A., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Lathmp, W H., hotel keeper. 
 
 London & Liverpool Fire and Life Insurance Com- 
 pany, J. L. S French, agent. 
 
 Peake, Rev. W. H., Methodist. 
 
 Sanguay, O., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Warner, J., blacksmith. 
 
 Weston, O. H., carriage, waggon, agricnltural, im- 
 plement and sash manufacturer. 
 
 Weston, Jas., carpenter and shingie mill proprietor, 
 
 Willard, Wm., flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 MARCH, C, W. — A thriving post village, situated in the township of March and county of Carleton. 
 Distant from Ottawa city, the county seat, 15 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Berry, W. H. & E., brewers. 
 
 Boucher, Wm.,' saw mill owner. 
 
 Bradley, Henry, blacksmiths 
 
 Collins, Matthew, carpenter. 
 
 Collins, Thomas, carpenter. 
 
 Costello; James, shoemaker. 
 
 Downey, John, shoemaker. 
 
 Gow, Alexander,' 
 
 Graham, ^ueas, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Martin, Jonn, slioemaker. 
 
 MoMurty, V-, general merchant. 
 
 MoMurty, Geo., tanner, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Mi;!"-.y, Kev. Michael, Koman Catholic. 
 
 M' i '•■jy', D , hotel keeper. 
 
 Oruhcn.'j, Richard, blacksmith. 
 
 Pinkey, Horace, saw mill owner. 
 
 BEAD, T., postmaster. 
 
 Richardson, Fred, J. P. 
 
 Robinson, Heury, carpenter. 
 
 Sprouls, Thomas, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Waynman, John, blacksmith, 
 
 Wilson, Alex , blacksmith. 
 
 BIABCHMOUNT, C. W.— A small post village, situated on the North River, in the township of 
 Orihia and county of Simcoe, North Riding. Distant from Barrie, the county town, 80 miles •■ from 
 Toronto, 90 miles; and from Hamilton, 180 miles. 
 
 Crow, Michael, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Finch, Rev. Mr., Baptist Church. 
 
 Hopkins, T., farmer. 
 
 KEAN, F., postmaster, general store keeper and 
 
 oollucting agent. 
 Kean, John, J. P. and flour mill owner. 
 McKiulay, D., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 McKinlay, F., blacksmith. 
 
 Powley, J. H., saw mill owner. 
 
 Powley, T. P., farmer. 
 
 Powley & Sous, lumber merchant!. 
 
 Smith, G., farmer. 
 
 Stewart, Rev. Mr., Church of England. 
 
 Stewart, R. T., school teacher. 
 
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 MARIA, C. E. -A thriving post village and townt^hip in the county of niniaventnre. At the eastern 
 exirc iiiity of the Orund Ott'capeiiia ri»er, in the bay of whii-h in an exct-llcnt harbor, with (ioo<l fucilities 
 for Hhip huililin};. it has good wattr power and the soil is well aduptfd forHgriculturul pursuits Its 
 (■Xi>orts are principally ^rrain, lumber and tii<b. Distant frota Mew Carliale, the county scat, 48 miles, 
 ropulation of the township and village 1823, 
 
 Arsineau, Mary, school teacher. 
 
 Audvcie, Ahrahiini, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Audt-tte, J ,ni'ph, hlacl<smilb. 
 
 Bouclroiiuf, Aaiinon, blacKsraith. ' 
 
 Cnni[phell, I". C, f(encnil merclmnt. 
 
 Cou;, Pierre, Ciirpenter and builder. 
 
 l)i'gri(H', AltiHM.ler, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 iJiniock, li. W H., J P., town^hip mayor. 
 
 Fauoituit. Jose^ih, sclmol teacher. 
 
 Oiiuviii, Upv. N. J., Roman Oiitholio. 
 
 Haiml, Tlioiiphilc, school teacher. 
 
 Lc Ki'ff, Robert, flour, gri.st, and saw mill prop. 
 
 Le Uull, .1 , county secri'tary and treasurer. 
 
 Le Uluiic, .Ales., hoot and shuoinaker. 
 
 Le HIjitic, N ircis.ie, blacksiiiiih. 
 
 Le Uruu, Wm., house and sign painter. 
 
 Lire, Ainife, blneksmith. 
 
 Lire, Fniiijiit*, J. 1*. 
 
 Mandersou, IL A., J. P., flour, grist, and saw mill 
 
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 M'lnn, Edward, cu-toni house officer. 
 Murtell, Kiientio, wardt-n. 
 McCoiibry. R 11., township see. treas. 
 Mnaijher, .Jno., pen'.'rul merchant. 
 Michiiud, Mrs. H., hotel keeper. 
 MK'll AUl), J. R , postmaster and general merchant 
 Miller, Levi, cooper. 
 
 M'inijiornery, R. IL, saw mill proprietor. 
 Mowatt, Mrs. W , hotel keeper. 
 Norinoiidt.au, Put , cooper. 
 Ver^o, J. N., crofvn laud agent. 
 
 MARKHAM, C. W.— An incorporated village, situ.ited on the banks of the River Rou^e, in the town- 
 ship of .Miii'kham and county (d' York. It has extensive wafer power, and is noted for the manufactura 
 of agricultural implement!^, carriages, &c. Distant fr.)m ycarboro' station, on the Grand Ti unk Railway 
 10 miles ; and from Toronto, 20 miles. Daily mail and money order office. Population about 1,000. 
 
 AUworth, Rev. W. H., Congregationalist. 
 
 Anglo American Hotel, John Fletcher, proprietor. 
 
 Anthony, John, tarpenter and builder. 
 
 Armstrong, Miss J , milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Ash, S C, merchant tailor. 
 
 Ball, Henry, livery stable keeper. 
 
 BarkiT. A., J. P., notary public. 
 
 BARKKll, JAMES J., postmaster, general mer- 
 chant and clerk 2iid division court. 
 
 Beaus, George, carpenter. 
 
 Browning, .Joseph, photographic artist. 
 
 Browning, Wm , watch ni.iker. 
 
 Byroiio, .(oseph, merchant tailor. 
 
 CANADA LIFK ASSURANCE Co., A Willis, agent. 
 
 Carnaghan, J. T., i^aildle and harness maker. 
 
 Cash, David, faniiing-mill maker. 
 
 County of Middlesex Fire Insurance Company, A. 
 Willis, agent. 
 
 Crowle, E. T., grammar school teacher. 
 
 Cuininings, T. It., tailor. 
 
 Dack, John, boot and shoe maker. 
 
 Doherty, John, physiciar; and surgeon. 
 
 Dulfield, James, copper-smith. 
 
 Dutfield, James, boot and shofimaker. 
 
 Economist, (bi-weekly), IIou. D. Reesor, propri- 
 etor. 
 
 EnsHiinger P., potter. 
 
 Flunierfelt, George & Co., general merchants. 
 
 Gordon, Rev. J., Prehbyterian. 
 
 Gorliain, Charles, dyer and scourer. 
 
 Hall, H., proprietor Franklin House. 
 
 liallowell, A., cooper. 
 
 Hebson, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 (Ii)lden, S , general merchant. 
 
 Inglis, Wm., proprietor Wellington HoteL 
 
 Lane, II. , general merchant. 
 
 Mairs, A., barrister, &c. 
 
 Maluue, Aniirew, dealer in stoves, &C. 
 
 Mnrr, Joseph, J, P. 
 
 McCarthy, Wm., watchmaker. 
 
 McCausland, T., physician and surgeon. 
 
 McConnell, Alexander, farming mill manufaoturor. 
 
 McMahon, R , cooper. 
 
 Milne, T. A., J. P., flour and grist mill owner. 
 
 Morgan, T. & Q., dealer in agricultural imple- 
 ments. 
 
 Norris, ftev. J., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 O'Donohue, Rev. Mr., Roman. Catholic. 
 
 Porter, R , school teacher. 
 
 P^e, <!., tailor 
 
 Reesor, Hou. D.. J. P., M. L. C, proprietor of The 
 Economint. 
 
 Reesor, Peter, accountant, flour and griat mill 
 owner. 
 
 Richards, P., builder. 
 
 Robinson & Flunierfelt, tanners. 
 
 Robson, Henry, boot and .shoemaker. 
 
 Sohroeder, N \., tobacco manufacturer. 
 
 Scott, MiSH, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Smardon, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Smith, Matthew, cabinet maker and npholstcrcr. 
 
 Snowball, John, brickraaker. 
 
 Speight, T. & Son, carriage, waggon and agricultu- 
 ral implement makers. 
 
 Sutton, .iulius, livery stable keeper. 
 
 Todd, Charles, baker. 
 
 Todd, Thomas, founder, machinist and dealer in 
 agricultural implements. 
 
 Vich, Wm. J., carpenter, sash, blind and door manu- 
 facturer. 
 
 Walls, II R , carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Wilkinson, M., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Williams, R. L., cabinet maker. 
 
 Willis, A., insuranci! agent. 
 
 Wilson, Henry, bookseller. 
 
 Wilson, John, general merchant. 
 
 Wilson, R., general merchant. 
 
 Wilson, Samuel, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Wilson Thomas, general merchant. 
 
 Wilson & May, milliners and dressmakeri. 
 
 Workman, Wm., tailor. 
 
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 MARLBANK, C. W.— A snail Tillage, lituMed on the Molra rWer, in the township of Hunorerford 
 auii oouBly of witings, and a station on the Grand Trunk Railway. Distant tniu B«lIeTilla tha 
 eottoty town, 8 miles. Daily mail. Popalntion about 100. - ' 
 
 Allan, Henry, lomber merchant. 
 Allan, James, physician and saw mill owner 
 Allan, John, carpenter and joiner. 
 ALLAN, WILUAM G., pMtnuwter aad 
 itore. 
 
 DIoion, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Laughlin, George phynioian and farmer. 
 
 Moran, Patrick, school teacher. 
 
 Sanderson, James, farmer. 
 
 Young, G., general store and farmer. 
 
 HARLOW, C. S.— A small post Tillage, sitaatod in the municipality of Matcher, and oonntr of Beaae«. 
 Di:it*nt from the boundary line of the State of Maine, 10} miles. Population about 60. 
 
 ARMSTRONG, JAMES, J. P., postmaster, custom 
 
 bon.-<e ufioer, and saw mill owner. 
 Armstrong, John, general merchant. 
 Armntrong, Matilda, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Bartley, G., general merchant and tavern keeper. 
 Furtur, O., flour mill. 
 Killeuer, E. C, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 King, ReT. B. V. 
 
 Moore, George, boot and aheemaker nnd saw mill 
 
 owner. 
 Muutire, George, cooper. 
 Ray, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Reaney, Wm., lumber dealer. 
 Thompson, Joseph, general merohant. 
 
 MARMION, C W.^A small post Tillage, situated in the township of Sullirnn anJ county of Grey. 
 Di<itAUt from Grey, the county town, 20 miles; from Toronto, 110 miles; and from Hamilton, 110 
 miles. Population about 60. 
 
 Brown, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Brown, Thomas, cooper. 
 
 Brvant, DaTid, reeve. 
 
 CONGiiR, STEPHEN B., J. P., postmaster and saw 
 
 mill proprietor. 
 Cricbley, Charles, J. P., township clerk & treasurer. 
 Ireland, J., weaver. 
 Kennedy, James, J. P. and physician. 
 Keys, Rer. George, Church of England. 
 
 Kingsbury, Stephen, tanner, currier, boot and 
 
 shoemaker. 
 Maxwell, John, township collector. 
 McNabb, Robert, weaver. 
 Millhurn, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Mitchell, Thomas, J P. 
 Prin;<le, Thomas, J. P. 
 Spee-iy, W., general merchant. 
 Wilson, Wm., assessor. 
 
 MARNOCH, C. W. — A post village, situated on Maitland River, in the township of Wawanosh and 
 County of Huron. Distant from Goderioh, the county town, 20 miles ; from Hamilton, 118 miles ; and 
 from Toronto, 140 miles. Population of township about 4,000. 
 
 Agnen, John, farmer. 
 
 Agnen, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 Bruce, Alexander, farmer. 
 
 Burrows, Robert, blacksmith. 
 
 Campbell, Dougall, farmer. 
 
 Cummins, George, farmer. 
 
 Dalgarno, George, farmer. 
 
 Deacon, Henry, farmer. 
 
 Deacon, Wm. & James, coopers. 
 
 Foster, Edward, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Garrick, John, farmer. 
 
 Haggarty, Dennis, proprietor Haggarty's Hotel. 
 
 Banna, Campbell, farmer. 
 
 Henry, Jamee, farmer. 
 
 Jacktion, Abraham, farmer. 
 
 Jackson, John, farmer. 
 
 Jamieson, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 James, Edward, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 James, John, farmer. 
 
 James, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Mason, John, farmer. 
 
 MoBride, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 UoBomey, Samuel; Carmer. 
 
 McCallum, James, farmer. 
 
 McCourt, James, farmer. 
 
 McDowell, Wm., mason. 
 
 MoGibbon, Donald, farmer. 
 
 Mcllruney, Samuel, school teacher. 
 
 Mooney, Alexander, weaver and farmer. 
 
 Mooney, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Naylor, Benjamin, blacksmith. 
 
 PORTERFIELD, PEIER, postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Redmond, James, farmer. 
 Rilley, Robert, farmer. 
 Robertson, Alexander, farmer. 
 Robertson, Donald, farmer. 
 Shorts. Thomas, saw mill owner. 
 Singleton, Wm., farmer. 
 Smith, Miss Anne, school teacher. 
 Steeu, John, farmer. 
 Steen, Robert, farmer. 
 Stewart, James, farmer. 
 Thomson, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 Wallace, John, farmer. 
 Wedge, John, farmer. 
 
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 MARTINTOWN, C. W. — A large and thriring village, beautifully eitnated on the banks of the 
 River Aux Rasin, in the township of Charlottenburgh and county of Glengary. It has a Mechanics' 
 Institute and Literary Institution. Distant from William»town, 7 miles ; from Lancaster station, on 
 the Grand Trunk Railway, 12 miles ; from Montreal, 76 miles ; and from Quebeo, 266 miles. Papula* 
 tion about 1,000. 
 
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 Allan, Mrt. Jamn, millinar «nd draHmaker. 
 
 Baker, Anioine, mason. 
 
 BLACKWOOD, ROBERT, postmaater and farmer. 
 
 Blaokwuod & MoRae, genernl merchants. 
 
 Branin, Mrs. Thos., proprietresa Martiotown Hotal. 
 
 Bursbaw, Pranois, carpenter and builder ■ 
 
 Campbell, D., weaver. 
 
 Cftinpbell, Neil, general mercbant. 
 
 Campbell & Netherwaz, tanners and onrriers. 
 
 Carey, Thos. E , proprietor Prince of Wales Hotel. 
 
 Clarkson, James, tailor. 
 
 Clingan, Samuel, proprietor Union Hotel. 
 
 Conwaj, P. W.. ganaral merchant 
 
 Craaawall, D. T., f^eral merchant. 
 
 Selarier, Lamab, carriage and waggonmaker. 
 
 Fanlds, Andrew, general merchant. 
 
 Faulds, John, tanner and currier. 
 
 Fraser, Alexander, J. P. 
 
 Fraser, Andrew, general merchant. 
 
 Grant, James, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Greenfield, ReT. James, Canada Presbyterian. 
 
 Irrine, Alexander, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Kavanngh, Thos. O., saddle an<i harness maker. 
 
 Kinlocb, Alexander, president Mechanics' Institute. 
 
 Longbrey, Hugh, weaver. 
 
 Mair, Rev. James, Church of Scotland. 
 
 Martintown, Hotel, by Mrs. Thos. Branin. 
 
 McArthur, Aruhibp*d, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 MoArthur, D. C, general merchant. 
 
 McArthur, John, lumber merchant 
 
 MoCallum, Archibald, tailor. 
 
 McDonald, Alexander, cabinet maker. 
 
 McDonald, Donald, tanner and currier. 
 
 McDonald, Duncan, blacksmith. 
 
 McDonnM, Samuel, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 McDougftld, David, superintendent of highways. 
 
 Mcintosh, James, physician and surgeon. 
 
 MoKetacber, Colin, school teacher. 
 
 McLennan, R. S., general merchant. > 
 
 McLeod, Angus, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 McMartin, John A., carriage and waggun maker. 
 
 McMarlin, Malcolm, farmer. 
 
 McNaugbton, Donald, carpenter and builder. 
 
 McPhaden, Andrew, general merchant 
 
 McPhaden, Charles, furmer. 
 
 McRae, James, blacksmith. 
 
 McRAE, H. C, general merchant and deputy post- 
 master (see card, p. A46). 
 
 MoRae, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 MoRaa k Robertson, boot and shoemakers. 
 
 McVeare, Angus, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Mitchell, John, dyer and scourer. 
 
 Monro. Thomas, Tailor and clothing merchant. 
 
 Pelond, Thomas, hUoksmiih. 
 
 Prince of Wales Hotel, Thos. E. Carey, proprietor. 
 
 Robertson, Alexander, lumber meohaut. 
 
 Robertson, Duncan, general mercbant 
 
 Ross, Duncan, J. P. 
 
 Ross, Eliiabeth, school teacher. 
 
 Sellers, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Simp<<on, Alexander, miller. 
 
 Smart, Andrew, cooper. 
 
 Smart, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Smart, Roderick, cooper, bouse and sign painter. 
 
 broart, Wm., livery stable keeper. 
 
 Smith, George, farmer. 
 
 Smith, W. II., tin and copper smith. 
 
 Smith, John & George, blacksmiths 
 
 Stephens, Oren. watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Stephenson, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Sylvester, Wm. C, architect, flour, grist and saw 
 mill proprietor. 
 
 Union Hotel, Samuel Clingan, proprietor. 
 
 Urquhart, John, general merchant. 
 
 Wilson, Alexander, farmer. 
 
 Wilson, C, general merchant. 
 
 UABYSVILLE, C. W.— A post village situated in the township of Tyendinaga and county of Has- 
 tings. Distant from King :un, 35 miles : from Belleville, 14 miles; and from the Tyendinaga Station 
 of the Grand Trunk Railway, 1 mile. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 150. 
 
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 KILMURRY, JAMES, postmaster and general mer- 
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 Kilmurry, Peter, J. P. 
 Maokey, Rev. M., Roman Catholic. 
 NeilBon, Michael, J. P. 
 
 O'Sullivan, John, school teacher. 
 Roberts, A. L., J. P. 
 Sweeney, Charles, J. P. 
 Sweeney, Michael, J. P. 
 Welch, Edward, blacksmith. 
 
 MASCOUCHS, C. E. — A village in the parish of same name and seigniory of Laohenail, county of 
 L'Asaomption and district of Montreal. Considerable lumber and flour trade is carried on here. 
 Distant from L'Assomption, 15 miles ; and from Montreal, 24 miles. Population of parish 2,500. 
 
 AUard & Desroches, tanners. 
 Bent, Luke, physician and surgeon. 
 Boismier, Anoelme, village mayor. 
 Chalifoux, Joseph, general merchant 
 Chapnt, Charles, waggon maker. 
 Cheogny, Rev. Mr., Roman Catholic.. 
 Daniel, Isadore, gentleman. 
 David, F. A., notary public. 
 DELFAUSSB, MELAINE, postmaster. 
 Duprout Turmau, blacksmith. 
 Heaton, Rev. George, M.A., Church of England. 
 . Hubonx, Euedbe, general merchant 
 Lamarche, G. 0-, notary public. 
 
 Lamarche, L6on, general merchant. 
 Locat, Edonard, general merchant. 
 Lottcis, Andr6, blacksmith. 
 MoPhee, Angus, tailor. 
 Migueron, Pierre, blacksmith. 
 Pangman, Hon. John, J. P. 
 Parixeau. Fred., waggon maker. 
 Reneaud, Joseph, physician and snrgeoa. 
 Reneaud, Narcisse, blacksmith. 
 Rogers, G. P., general merchant. 
 Sicotte, N., saddle and harness maker. 
 Yian, S., saddle and barneas maker. 
 
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 MASKINONOE, C B. — A large and floarishing Tillage, sitaiited on the River Mukinong<^, in the 
 seigniory utid parish of 8t. Joseph de M»skinong<'> and oonnty of MaskinoogA. Its trade in principally 
 in lamber and grain. The Hteitniers Habitant and Maikinongi ply on this river during the xummer 
 seiiADD. DiHtant from Three RiTers, 28 miles; f^ora Montreal, 60 miles; and from Quebec, 117 miles. 
 Daily mail. Popalation of the Tillage and parish 2,325. 
 
 LAPRENl^RE, A. T., postmaster at Point de Mm- 
 
 Ayotte, Ludger, general merchant. 
 
 Ayotte, T., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Bareil, A., oommiNsiouer of small oansefl. 
 
 Bastion, Moses, general merchant. 
 
 Bastion, M., hotel keeper. 
 
 B^lair, Godfrey, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 B^^langer, Max, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 B^langer, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Bonchard, Charles, bUoksmith. 
 
 Boncher, C, J. P., pliysicisn and snrgeoB. 
 
 Bourque, Al , boot and shoemnker. 
 
 Bnssiiire, .lean, produce and commission merchant. 
 
 Caron, Francis, carriage, waggon and cabinet maker. 
 
 Carufel, DaTid, blacksmith. 
 
 Carafel, Louis, blacksmith. 
 
 Carufel, Mrs, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 ChoTalier, Pierre, tanner and currier. 
 
 De Carufel, Eustace H., J. P. and notary public. 
 
 De Carufel, Jos. Sicard, gunsmith and edge tool 
 maker. 
 
 De Carufel, Sicard, captain steamer Maikinongi. 
 
 Desrosiers, Frs., tanner and currier. 
 
 Deziel, Louis, tanner and currier. 
 
 Dionne, N., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Dube, Amable, general merchant. 
 
 Dub^, Louis, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Dupuis, El., commissioner of small causes. 
 
 Fleury, Ant., dyer and scourer. 
 
 Fleury, Hercule, woollen mill proprietor. 
 
 Fleury, Jos., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Fleury, Joseph A., carpenter, carriage and wnggon 
 maker. 
 
 Qauthier, Qab., cabinet maker, painter and under- 
 taker. 
 
 Qiilinas, C, J. P., mayor of municipality, general 
 merchant and commissioner $f small causes. 
 
 Qdlinas, Hon., hotel keeper. 
 
 Qrares, Mr., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Quinard, S , painter, carriage and waggon makar. 
 
 Hamelin, N., house and sign paint«r. 
 
 JoUet, Mfs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Lafrenidre & RatcUe, general merchant!. 
 
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 Lamarre, Captain, steamer li-iMant. 
 Lamarre, Isidore, houxe and sign painter. 
 Lamnrre, Th., carpenter and builder. 
 Lamontagne, Mr., house and sign painter. 
 I<amontagne, James, mason. 
 Lemyre, Araabte, saw mill proprietor. 
 Lemyre, Louis, upholsterer and undertaker. 
 Lessau, M , cooper. 
 Lessard, M., saw mill proprietor. 
 Lupien, Qeorge, blacksmith. 
 Lnpien, P., tailor. 
 
 Marchant, Chas., saddle and harness maker. 
 Marchand, James, saddle and harness maker. 
 Marchand, Pierre, saddle and harness maker. 
 Marion, N., Woollen mill proprietor. 
 MasHon, E., tanner and currier. 
 MASSON, OLIVIER, J. P., postmaster, general 
 
 merchant and commissioner of small causes. 
 Millette, A., physician and surgeon. 
 Piohette, F X., boot and shoemaker. 
 Portier, C. A., notary public and municipal secretary. 
 Quiggan, Mr., saw mill proprietor. 
 Ratelle, C, hotel keeper. 
 
 Ratelle, E , J. P., commissioner of small causei. 
 Rinfret, Antoine, J. P., oomm'r of small causes. 
 Ringnet, Louis, general merchant. 
 Ringuet, M., boot and shoe maker. 
 Roy, Jacques, produce merchant. 
 Roy, James, general merchant. 
 Saucier, Antoine, general merchant, baker and ooa- 
 
 feotioner. 
 Saucier, Aug., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Sicard, D., cabinet maker upholsterer and OQder- 
 
 taker. 
 Sicard, Jas., tin and coppersmith. 
 St. Cyr, a., cabinet maker. 
 Thibodeau, J., tailor. 
 Vertefeuille, D., boot and shoe maker. 
 Wark, W. K., lumber merchant. 
 
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 MASSAWIFPI, C. E. — A post village, situated in 'he township of West Hatley, oonnty of Stanstead, 
 near the sUure of Lake Massawippi, from which it derives its name. There is a daily stage from 
 Compton, through Hatley, 9 miles, fare 40c., to Stanstead Plain, 12 miles, fare 60c. Distant front 
 Sherbrooko 18 miles. Population about 250. 
 
 ABBOTT, LUTHER, mayor, postmaster, and agent 
 for Massawippi Trading Company. 
 
 Ayer, CArltou, J. P. 
 
 Chillson, L. P., blacksmith. 
 
 Connor, Jeremiah, mason. 
 
 Darling, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Darling, Mrs., seamstress. 
 
 Edson, Hosea, boot and shoemaker, tanner and 
 currier. 
 
 Elliott, H. N., farmer. 
 
 Elliott & Crosbie, flour, grist and saw mill pro- 
 prietors. 
 
 Ellsworth, O., farmer. 
 
 Fisher, W, C, blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 
 Fonytb, Rev. Mr., Congregationaltst. 
 
 Qage, Miss Ann, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Heard, Rot. C., Baptist. 
 
 Heard, Miss Julia, sebool teacher. 
 
 Hitchcock, P., proprietor Massawippi Hotel k farmer. 
 
 Hitchcock, Parker & Co., general merchants. 
 
 Johnson, Mrs. Maria L., select school. 
 
 Kenny, J. R., photograph artist. 
 
 Kezar, O. W., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Keaar, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 Le Barron, B. H., clerk commissioners court, aeorv 
 
 tary and treasurer school commissioners. 
 Le Barron, E. U., blacksmith. 
 Leech, Henry, cabinet maker. 
 Massawippi Hotel, P. Hitchcock, proprietor. 
 Massawippi Trading Co., Luther Abbott, agent. 
 Morse, Charles, harness maker. 
 Parker, Horace F., carpenter and builder. 
 Parker, Levi E., mayor. 
 Pierce, F., farmer. 
 Shurtleff, Solon, physioikD. 
 Taylor, Mitchell, Uilor. 
 
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 MAT ANB, O. E. — A po>t Tillage, beautifully litnated on the south shore of the River St. Lswrenee, in 
 pariiih of Matane, countj of Rimonski. The principal trade ia in lumber and fish. Distant from 
 Quebee 240 miles, and 51 miles below Rimouaki, the ehief town. Population about 1,600. 
 
 Bemier, C, saw mill owner. 
 
 BLAIS, L. N., J. P., puatmaeter, county mayor, 
 
 general roerohant, and real estate agent. 
 Blanohet, P., saw mill owner. 
 Bilodeau, Ret. M. R., Roman CatboUo. 
 Fiolas, Laurent, shoemaker. 
 Fiset, L. J. C, school teacher. 
 Fournier, Arohille, clerk of mnnicipality and notary 
 
 public. 
 Fraser, D., saw mill owner. 
 Oosselin, L. H , general merchant. 
 HioD, Cyrille, blacksmith. 
 Lacroix, E., J. P , and general merchant. 
 
 Marquis, Anselme, blacksmith. 
 
 Outlet, Remy, notary public. 
 
 Oullet, Thomas, secretary of the municipality and 
 
 school board. 
 Pellerin Bros., tanners. 
 Pelletier, J. P., physician and surgeon. 
 Pierre, Marquis, blacksmith. 
 Price & Sons, saw mill owners. 
 Rousseau, Rev. £., Roman Catholio. 
 Sirois, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 St. Anbin, I>. F., notary public. 
 Trembiay, Euloge, shoemaker. 
 
 MAWCOOK, C. IS. — A post Tillage, situated in the township of Granby and county of Shefford. 
 Distant from Waterloo, the county town, 18 miles ; from Montreal, 46 miles ; and from Quebec, 180 
 miles. Population of township 2,571, by last census. 
 
 Bochaud, N., blacksmith. 
 BoTer, Charles, grocer. 
 Burnes, Miss Jane, school teacher. 
 Hnngerford, H.. J. P. 
 HUNQERFORD, LEVI N., postmaster. 
 Hungerford, H. & L , general merchants. 
 Hungerford, J. & W., flour and sa.w mill owners. 
 Kent, Miss Maria, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Kent, S. S , saw mill proprietor. 
 Moriette, L., blacksmith. 
 Moriette, N., saw mill proprietor. 
 Qaade, Ira, boot and shoemaker. 
 Rowell, 8., saw mill proprietor. 
 Skeeles & Oilton, saw mill proprietor. 
 Vilas, S., carpenter and builder. 
 
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 MAXWSIiIj, O. W. — A small post Tillage, situated on the Durham QraTel Road, in the township of 
 Usprey and county of Grey. It has one common school. Distant from Owen Sound, the county town, 
 40 miles; aud from Toronto, about 100 miles. Population about 75. 
 
 Baker, Rot. Isaac, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Bronkard, Francis, shoemaker. 
 
 Curtin, John, farmer. 
 
 Field, Henry, shoemaker. 
 
 Gibson, James, township clerk. 
 
 Garney, Josiah, township treasurer. 
 
 Garney, Thomas, J. P., farmer and township reere. 
 
 Guy, Wm., blocksmith. 
 
 Hanley, Edward, weaTer. 
 
 Heron, Duncan, farmer. 
 
 Heron, Richard, farmer. 
 
 Heron, Thomas, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Johnston. ReT. Richard, Church of England. 
 
 Johnston, Mr., waggon maker. 
 
 Kinnee, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Long, Ifo.aiea, farmer. 
 
 LoBfi, Wesley, carpenter and boil '< ■•. 
 
 MAXWELL, JOSEPH, postmaster. 
 
 Maxwell, W., innkeeper. 
 
 McQuarry, Harvey, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Ramsay, David, wertTpr. 
 
 Sutherland, Alexander, produce and commission 
 
 merchant. 
 Sutherland, Bros. & Co., general merchants. 
 Sproule, James, farmer. 
 Whewell, Francis, school teacher. 
 
 UAYNE, C. W. — A small post village, situated in the township of Wallace and county of Grej. It 
 contains one school house, section number five, and one church, open to all orthodox denominations. 
 Distant flrom Stratford, the county town, 40 miles. Population about 50. . 
 
 Bolton, Andrew, earpenter and joiner. 
 
 Bolton, James, J. P. 
 
 Bolton, Lewis, J. P. 
 
 Botham, Mathew, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 GALLANAN, JOHN, postmaster and farmer. 
 
 Churchill, Elisabeth, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Brehman, Wm., boot and ahoemaker. 
 
 Mills, John, farmer. 
 Mills, Margaret, school teacher. 
 Miinro, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 Porterfield, John, farmer. 
 Roadbouse, Charles, blacksmith. . 
 Tindale, Robert, farmer. 
 
 KaDONALD'S OOBNBBS, C. W.—h. post Tillage, situated on the Mississippi River, in the 
 township of Dalhottaia and oonnty of Laoark. Distant firom Perth, the county town, 20 milM ; and 
 from BrookvilU, 60 miles. 
 
 Anderson, James, carpenter and joiner. 
 Andenon, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 Campbell, Dunoan, tailor. 
 
 Campbell, Thomas, blaekamith. 
 
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 Gage, James, teaeher school Motion nambtr ds. 
 
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 Glugow Arms Inn, Wm. Loek, proprifltor. 
 
 Jaoknian, ThomM, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Johastoo, R. C, general merchant. 
 
 Look, Wm., proprietor Qlssgow Inn and oarpcBter. 
 
 McDoa«lii, Alexander, rarrymr. 
 
 McLean, Colin, oapenter, joiner and carriage maker. 
 
 MoLEAN, Hugh, postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 McLean, Miss 8., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Meighen, Robert, generiil merchant. 
 Morrison, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Scott, Thomas, proprietor Village Inn. 
 Scott, Rer. Walter, Canada Presbyterian. 
 Struthers, Andrew, farmer. 
 Village Inn, The nas Scott, proprietor. 
 
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 MoOIIiIflVIlAT, C. W., (Known also as Ireland.) — A post Tillage in the townships of Bidiiulpb, 
 county of Middlesex, and McGillirray, oottnty of Huron, situated on Sutton's creek. Distant from 
 London, the county seat of Middlesex, 20 mites ; and from Hamilton, 26 miles. Population about 850. 
 
 Barber, Mrs., milliner. 
 
 Batler, Patrick, shoemaker. 
 
 Flannegan, P., J. P., and hotel keeper. 
 
 Galbraitb, Francis, general merchant. 
 
 Gardener, Wm., hotel keeper. 
 
 Hamil, Thomas, carpenter. 
 
 Hicks, John, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Higgs, J., plasterer. 
 
 Johnson, Henry, blacksmith. 
 
 Jones, F., cabinet maker. 
 
 Jordan, J.-, plasterer. 
 
 Leonard, Richard, hotel keeper. 
 
 Macklin, Henry, general merchant. 
 
 Mann, Ambrose, waggon maker. 
 
 Murphy, Hugh, shoemaker. 
 
 Parte, Robert, general merchant 
 
 Peind, O. V., tailor. 
 
 Sanders, Rer. Mr., Church of England. 
 
 SHOFF, D., postmaster, commissioner in B. R., and 
 
 general merchant (see card, p. 346). 
 Sutton, Dennis, J. P. and general merohaat. 
 Sutton, James, ^physician and surgeon. 
 
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 MBADOWVALB, C. W. — A post Tillage, situated on the river Credit, in the township of Toronto 
 and county of Peel, within a short distance of the Brampton station on the Grand Trunk Railway. It 
 has extensive water power. Distant from Toronto, 22 miles ; and from Port Credit, 10 miles. Pop- 
 nl^tion about 260. 
 
 Baskerville, Hardy, constable. 
 Clipsum, Michael, blacksmith. 
 DaTidson, Walter, boot and shoemaker. 
 Fleethara, Joel, tailor. 
 GOODBRHAM, JAMES, postmaster. 
 Gooderham & Worts, general merchants and mill 
 owners. 
 
 Idle, Thomas, boot and shoemaker 
 
 Johnston, Horatio, founder and machinist 
 
 Johnston, W. H., cooper. 
 
 Ludlow, Matthew, general merchant 
 
 McKee, Mrs. G., hotel keeper. 
 
 Miller, Wm., waggon maker. 
 
 Simpson, John, saw mill owner. 
 
 MEAFORD (ST. VHTCBNT P. O.), C. W.— A flourishing Tillage at the mouth of the Bighead 
 River, ou the soutii east shore of the Georgian Bay, in the township of St. Vincent and county of 
 Grey. The steamboat Cli/ton, which plies between Collingwood and Owen Sound, calls daily. Trade 
 chiefly local. Daily mail. Distant from Collingwood, 22 miles ; and firom Toronto, via the Northern 
 Railway, 118 miles. Population about 860. 
 
 ALBBRG, JOHN, notary public, land agent, &o. 
 
 Aldred, James A., tailor. 
 
 Andrews, N. & T., bricklayers. 
 
 ANDREWS, T. & J. N., merchants, Syke eor. Nelson. 
 
 Bennett, Rev. Mr., Episcopal. 
 
 Blair, John, carpenter. 
 
 BROWN, THOMAS, butcher (see card, p. S60). 
 
 Brown, Valentine, tanner. 
 
 Burns, C, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 GAIN, J. 0., stationer and book agent. 
 
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 Purdy, agent. 
 Carney & Harris, tanners. 
 CLELAND, H. & J., tinsmiths and stOTS dealers (see 
 
 card, p. 800) 
 Cox, James, blacksmith. 
 Duff, Rev. Mr., Congregationalist. 
 Edwards, Joseph 8., fruit agent. 
 Foster, R. H., chemist, druggist and seedsman. 
 Gordon, Hugh, saddle and harness maker. 
 Greer, Wm., shoemaker. 
 Heard, K., general merchant 
 HENDERSON'S HOTEL, W. K. Henderson, propr. 
 
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 HENDERSON, W. i., prvprUtor Hsoderson's Hotel 
 
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 Hill, George, carpenter. 
 
 Hnrlbert, Rev. Mr., Methodist. 
 
 Hutchison, Rer. Mr, Church of England. 
 
 Johnson, H., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Langtree, Thos., carpenter. 
 
 LASTON, D. L., postmaster and general morobnnt. 
 
 Lindsay, John, general roerotiant. 
 
 LIVINGSTON, W. F., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 McDonald, E., carpenter. 
 
 MEAFORD HOTEL, John Pan), proprietor. 
 
 Meekle, Wm., general store. 
 
 Menere, Levy, proprietor Marksman's Hotel. 
 
 MILNE, A. R., produce, lumber, commission 
 
 chant and wharfinger. 
 Mitchell, J. R., sash and door manufacturer. 
 PAUL, JOHN, proprietor Meaford Hotel. 
 Pattan, John, cabinet maker. 
 Pillgrain, Wm., grocer. 
 Pollard, William D., solicitor, &0. 
 Plunkett Thos., clerk of DiTision Court. 
 Purdie, J. T., miller. 
 Purdy, J. A., insurance agent. 
 Sheppherd, J., tailor. 
 Sinclair, G. J., physician. 
 Stnrrett, Robert grocer. 
 Stephens, William, tin and oopperamith. 
 Stewart, James, gentral nerohant. 
 
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 Stabbfl, John, proprietor Commeroial Hotel. 
 Sjrmee, ThamM V., eargeon. 
 Taylor, William D., general merohant. 
 Thompson, A., & Co., woollen manafaotory. 
 
 Watt, Andrew, bailiff, 3rd Division Court 
 Watt, Charles, fanning mill manufacturer. 
 Watkins, John, jun., hardware merchant. 
 Wilcox, T. C, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 MEDINA, C. W. — A small post village in the township of East Nissonri and county of Oxford. It 
 has one common school. Distant from Woodstock, the county town, 25 miles ; and from St. Mary's, 
 8 miles. Population about 60. 
 
 Adams, A., shoemaker. 
 
 B£CK, J. H., postmaster, insurance^ kgent, and 
 
 general merchant. 
 Blennerhasset, Arthur, waggon maker. 
 Donohoe, Miss Anna, school teacher. 
 
 Kennedy, Rct. O., Wesleyan Klethodist 
 McDonald, Andrew, blacksmith. 
 Sturgis, David, hotel keeper. 
 Towle, Samuel, J. P. 
 
 MEDONTE, C.W. — A post village, situated north of Lake Simcoe in the township of Medonte and county 
 of Sitncoe, and near a Station on the Ni)rtheru Railway. Distant from Barrie, the county town, 20 
 miles ; from Toronto, 80 miles : and from Hamilton, 126 miles. Daily mail. Population of township, 
 per last rensus, 1638. 
 
 Barr, G. carpenter and builder. 
 
 Bell, James, J. P., weaver, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Brokowski, E., school teacher. 
 
 Brotherston, D., tanner and currier. 
 
 Buchanan, Mrs., weaver. 
 
 Bush, J., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Cannon, J., cooper. 
 
 Carmichael, D., general merchant. 
 
 Clealand, Peter, general merchant and saw mill 
 
 proprietor. 
 Connor, P. J., boot and shoemaker. 
 Cook, John, saw mill proprietor.^ 
 Craig, John, reeve. 
 Darling, William, J. P. 
 Dunlop, John, saw mill proprietor. 
 Finley, R. carpenter and builder. 
 Fitzgerald, John, J. P., and general meroLant 
 FitzgibboD, Mr., boot and shoemaker. 
 Hawke, J., mason and plasterer. 
 Hill, A., hotel proprietor. 
 HuBsey, John, general merchant. 
 
 Johnson, D., J. P., and weaver. 
 
 Kent, W. H., J. P. 
 
 Langman, John, saw mill proprietor and cabinet 
 
 maker. 
 McAlpinti, D , school teacher. 
 McKinlay. John, J. P. 
 Miller, R., J. P. and weaver. 
 MOON, EDMUND, J. P., postmaster and town clerk. 
 Moon, S. B , school teacher. 
 0' Donald, J,, saloon keeper. 
 Orton, Joseph, butcher. 
 Prevost, Dr., physician. 
 Price, T., hotel proprietor. 
 Rutledge, W. N., councillor and dentist. 
 Shannon, T., J. P. and councillor. 
 Stewart, D., carpenter and builder. 
 Thompson, J., woollen mill proprietor. 
 Wallace, Thomas, mason and plasterer. 
 Wilson, Mrs., school teacher. 
 Wilson, Wm., J.P. 
 
 MELANCTHON, C. W.— A post village in the township of Melanothon and the county of Orey. 
 Distant from Owen Sound, 60 mites ; from Toronto, 65 miles ; and from Barrie, 50 miles. Population 70. 
 
 Adams, Rev. R., Methodist Episcopal. 
 
 Aritb, Wm., J. P., general merchant, floar and grist 
 
 mill owner. 
 Bates, Henry, J. P. 
 Breen, Lawrence, township eonnoillor. 
 Brown, Abraham, tavern keeper. 
 BROWN, JAMES, postmaster. 
 Burns, Jusepb, tavern keeper. 
 Campaign, James, tavern keeper. 
 CoUenton, John, township eonnoillor. 
 Corbett, James, tavern keeper. * 
 
 Jarvis, Paul, J. P., and general merehant. 
 Johnston, Mr., tanner. 
 
 Johnston, Thomas, boot and shoeiaaker and dealer. 
 Kern, W. E., tavern keeper. 
 
 Lepan, Fred., county treasurer. 
 
 Lewis, Wm., shoemaker. 
 
 MoAuley, Kenneth, township clerk. 
 
 McDowell, Charles, reeve. 
 
 MoOhee, John, saw mill owner. 
 
 MoGhee, Robert, township councillor. 
 
 MoPhees, Mr., flour and grist mill owner. 
 
 Merrill, Rev. J. N., Wesleyan. 
 
 Mills, John, township treasurer. 
 
 Murohett, John, shoemaker. 
 
 Pulley, Hugh, J. P. 
 
 Redick, T. C, tavern keeper. 
 
 Slark, James, township councillor. 
 
 Turner, David, J. P. 
 
 Zolkon, Charles, shoemaker. 
 
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 XBLBOUBNE, C B.— A village situated in the township of the same name, oonnty of Richmond 
 district of .St. Francis, on the we^t bank of the river St Francis, and one mile from Richmond Railway 
 Junction. A covered bridge connects Melbourne with Richmond. The St. Francis College, in Rich- 
 mond, was (with aid from Qovernment) founded and is chiefly supported by the inhabitant! 
 of the two plaoei. This township possesses many mill sitet, and there are some valuable oopper 
 ■tinea and slate qnarries, In the immsdlate vioinlty of Melboarne. The B«lrath copper mine is altiw- 
 
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 Distant from Qaebeo 96 miles ; fk-om Montreal, 72 miles ; from Sherbrooke, 24 miles ; and from 
 Island r >nd, "2 miles. Daily mail, and money order office. Population about 400. 
 
 Aylmer, Right Hon. Lord. 
 
 Aylmer, Hon. Henry. 
 
 Aylmer, Henry, saw mill. 
 
 Bartlett, John, agricultural implements, carriage and 
 
 waggon maker. 
 Bcre, Joshua, agrienltaral implements. 
 Boisvert, Alfred, blacksmith. 
 Bowers, Dr. 8. S., vilUge secretary and treasurer. 
 Brymaner, Douglas, J. P., farmer. 
 Bomham, Henry, sewing machine agent. 
 Caimie, John, Tillage councillor and photographic 
 
 artist. 
 Caimie, John & Son, cabinet makers. 
 Campbell, Duzall, tailor and clothier. 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE Co., Thomas Tait, 
 
 agent. 
 Carmiohael, Hugh, contractor. 
 Cavanagb, James, carpenter and builder. 
 Cbamberlin, R., tanner and dealer in hides and 
 
 leather. 
 Cleeve, Fre>1eriok C, clerk of division court. 
 Colbonrn, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Cdt6, Francis, village councillor and tinsmith. 
 Croker, Wm., saddle and harness maker. 
 Davidson, David, farmer. 
 Daviss, John, tailor. 
 Desaulniers, Louis, boot and shoemaker. 
 Doyle, Thomas, tanner, hide and leather dealer. 
 Duff, Robert, farmer. 
 Fraser, Alexander, carpenter and builder. 
 Fraxer, Robert, flour mill and tannery. 
 French & Steel, flour and Haw mill owners. 
 Frizzell, Tboraas, mining afi;t>nt. 
 Gee, John N., proprietor Elgin House and Copper 
 
 Mines. 
 Gilnan, Wm., general merchant. 
 Oilman, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Gin,Tar, Henry, cnbinet maker. 
 OOUIN, FRANCIS, proprietor Melbourne House. 
 Green, Professor Joseph, St. Francis College. 
 Gustin, Edward, blacksmith. 
 Hamel, Oforge, village councillor and builder. 
 Hamel, Philip, carpenter and builder. 
 Hamel, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Hamilton, A. W., physician. 
 Harvey, Manns, brickmaker. 
 BETH RINQ TON, E., dry goods, groceries, boots, 
 
 shoesi and provisions. 
 Hethrington, John, general merchant. 
 Holland, H. A. P., barrister, &e. 
 Hood, John, carpenter and builder. 
 Hood, Wm., village councillor and builder. 
 
 Irwine, Archy, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Irwine, Jared, blacksmith. 
 
 JACOBSON, A. A SON, boot and shoe manufac- 
 turer. 
 
 Lawson, E., civil engineer. 
 
 Lewis, Riehard, agricultural implements. 
 
 laverpool and London Fire and Life Insurance Com- 
 pany, Thomas Tait, agent. 
 
 Lloyd, H. C, mining agent, general mining shar* 
 broker. 
 
 Lloyd, Mrs. Wm., sen. 
 
 Lloyd, Hon. Mrs. W. V. 
 
 MacFadden, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Maclver, Cullen, retired. 
 
 Mackie, Thomas, mining agent. 
 
 Maopherson, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Main, John, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 McGill, Q., retired. 
 
 McManu.s, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Miller, Henry L., agricultural implements. 
 
 Murphy, Henry, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Napier Q. H., county registrar, secretary and treft- 
 Burer, and notary public. 
 
 Noiid. W. 8., farmer. 
 
 PAGE, J. Q. & H. L., dentists. 
 
 Robinson, Thomas, general merchant. 
 
 Rose, James B., farmer. 
 
 Ross, Miss, preceptress of ladies seminary. 
 
 Ross, Robert, general merchant. 
 
 Pcofield, H., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Sloan, Mrs , milliner. 
 
 Smith, George, cooper. 
 
 Stratford. A., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 TAIT, THOMAS, J. P., general merchant, post- 
 master, insurance ngent, barrister and mayor. 
 
 Thomas, Leonard Wood, agent. 
 
 Thompson, Robert, farmer. 
 
 Wade, John, farmer. 
 
 Wales, Frederick, agricultural implements, black- 
 smith and carriage maker. 
 
 Walton, Benjamin, proprietor Walton's Slate Quar- 
 ries. 
 
 Wartile, Mrs. 
 
 Waters, Henry, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Watson, Mrs. 0. D. 
 
 Webb, W. H., barrister. 
 
 Williamson, Geo., J. P. 
 
 Williamson, Geo. & Co,, flour and saw mills. 
 
 WOOD, CH ARLES, watchmaker and jeweller, dealer 
 in watches, clocks, fancy goods, books and station- 
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 Wood, John, architect and builder. / 
 
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 XELBOUBITE BIDOE, O. E.— A post village, situated on Salmon Creek, in the township o' 
 Melbourne, county of Richmond, district of St. Francis. Distant from Richmond, the ehtf lieu of the 
 county, 8 miles; from the Grand Trunk Railway junction, 10 miles; from Montreal, 80 miles; and 
 ftom Quebec, 104 miles. Population about 160. 
 
 ArmatiKe, Mary, teacher district school. 
 
 BEATTIE. WM.. nnstmaster. 
 
 BEATTIE & MACKINZIB, general merohanta, 
 
 Dohan, M. & T., saw mill owners. 
 
 Dunbar, James, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Fowler, Lowell, plasterer. 
 
 Fowler, Otis, farmer. 
 
 Gravelin, DMvid, saw mill owner and cabinet maker. 
 
 Qrafelin, Urbane, cabinet maker.. 
 
 Greenwood, Hesekiab, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Hansford, Rev. Wm , Wesleyan Methodist 
 
 Lapierre, Hector, blacksmith. 
 
 Lawrence, Denrl>orn, farmer. 
 
 I«wrence, Noah, J. P. and farmer. 
 
 MoOavin, John, weaver. 
 
 McLean, John B., Unner and currier. 
 
 McNeil, John, weaver. 
 
 Miller, Henry L., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
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 Pktrick, James, earpsnter and joiner. 
 Pktriok. S%mael, saw mill owner. 
 Heath, Robert, blaolcsmith. 
 Beed, Jane, teaoher distriot sehooL 
 Sinu, Joha, farmer. 
 
 Smith, Re*. T. 0.. Presbyterian. 
 
 Williamson, Oenrge. flaar and saw mill owner. 
 
 Woodward, D>iTid, cooper. 
 
 Woodward, Riohard, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 MSIJ^O'^®' C. W. — A post Ti1)ai;e in the town'^hip of TyendiaUga, ooimtjr of Hastings, South Riding, 
 situitted fire miles from the Sliinaon^ille Station on the Ormd Traak Railway. Distant from 
 Belleville, 13 miles ; and from Kingston, 42 miles. Population 130. 
 
 DUNCAN, GEORGET, postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 English, Francis, township treasurer. 
 Lennox, Robert, blacksmith and hotel keeper. 
 MoLaren, Alexander, J. P. and township councillor. 
 Morden, J. W., J. P. 
 
 Morden, Philip, carpenter. 
 
 Sprunft, David, blacksmith. 
 
 TroU'dale, J. D., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Turnbull, Rev. John, Presbyterian. 
 
 Ward, Wm., blacksmith and hotel keeper. 
 
 MELVILLE, C. W. — A post Tillage, situated on the Conseoon Creek, in the township of Hillier and 
 county of Prince Biward. Distant from Picton, the county town, 12 miles ; from Kingston 50 miles ;. 
 and from Toronto, 110 miles. Popalation 150. 
 
 Alderdioe, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Byam, Rev. George F., Episcopal Methodist, car- 
 riage and wKggon maker. 
 
 COOPER, REUBEN B., J. P., postmaster, flour and 
 saw mill owner. 
 
 Dainard, A. B,, insnranoe agent. 
 
 Desmond, John B , tanner and currier. 
 
 Grannie, Hiram, blacksmith. 
 
 Henderse, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Johnson, Caleb, farmer. 
 
 Johnston, Ri)bert, blacksmith. 
 
 Lewis, John, photographic artist and carpenter. 
 
 Minns, James, cooper. 
 
 Morden, C D., teacher. 
 
 Morton, George, farmer. 
 
 Noble, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Osterhont, Charles, farmer. 
 
 Parliament, Jacob, J. P. 
 
 Saylor, Adam H., J. P., reeve. 
 
 Shannon, John, weaver. 
 
 Smith, Rev. John, Epi.-icopal Methodist. 
 
 Stapleton, Benjamin, farmer. 
 
 White, Edwin B., boot and shoemaker and sewing 
 
 machine agent. 
 Zufelt, Calvin, carpenter. 
 
 MENIE, C. W. — A small post village in the township of Seymour, East Riding of the ooatity of Nor- 
 thumberland. Distant from Belleville, the county town, 24 milei. 
 
 Barnett, James, cooper, 
 
 Bedford, Gilbert, J. P., insurance ageni. 
 
 DufF, Wm.. flhoj'maker. 
 
 EDWARDS, B. W., pofitmaster and generid merchant. 
 
 Johns, George, agricultural implement taanufacturer. 
 
 Johnstone, Adam R., blacksmith. 
 Mather, James, general merchant. 
 Neill, Rev. Robert, Presbyterian. 
 Soott, Stephen, J. P. 
 
 MERBICKVILLE, C. W.— An incorporated village, situated on the Rideau Canal, in the township 
 
 of Walfurd and county of Grenville. It does a large trade in lumber and bat go )d water power, 
 extensive sole leather tannery and woollen factories, flour, grist and saw mills. It hae also on* 
 grammar, one separate and two common schools. Distant from Brockville, the county town, 30 miles ;. 
 and from Perth, 26 miles. Daily mail and money order office. Population about 1,200. 
 
 Andrews, Rufu^, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Armstrong, James, proprietor City Hotel, St. Law- 
 rence. 
 
 Armstrong, John, tailor, St. Lawrence. 
 
 Atchison, James, millwright 
 
 Atkinson, Edward, tailor, St. Lawrence. 
 
 Atkinson, F., boot and shoemaker, St. Lawrence. 
 
 BATES, J. M , attorney at law, solicitor in chan- 
 cery, Jtc, &o., office St. Lawrence. 
 
 Blodgett & Son, saw mill proprietors. 
 
 Booth, Samuel, J. P., saddle and harness maker, 
 St. Lawrenoe. 
 
 Braislaw. James, carpenter and builder, Wellington. 
 
 Brown, H. M., book-keeper at the Soakh Merriok- 
 TiUe Foundry, Elgin. 
 
 Bromley, John, barber, &o., St. Lawrenoo. 
 
 Uurohill, John, P. L. S., St. L*wr«noe. 
 
 Burohill, Michael, boRf and pork packer. 
 
 CAMPBELL k MIRIOK. manufacturers of sol* 
 leather (tee card, p. StiO). 
 
 Canadian Churchman, (weekly), J. H Parnell, pro- 
 prietor. Rev. T. A. Pamell, editor — office, Main. 
 
 Chapman, Mioses C. & L., milliners and drei»- 
 makeri, St. Lawrence. 
 
 Chester, Jesse, produce and provision dealer. 
 
 Church, M. K., physician and surgeon. 
 
 City Hotel, Jai. Armxtrong, prop., St. Lawrene*. 
 
 Coleman, Biittman & Riddell, fanning mill maker. 
 
 Cousens, J. R., physiolan and surgeon B. N., Sk 
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 Cox, Herbert, saddle and bameM maker. 
 
 CRANE. H. A. & CO., oontraoton and boilders, 
 Wellington. 
 
 CranBton, John, blaolcamith, William. 
 
 Cranston, George, blaokBmith. 
 
 Cnmmings, Elijah, cooper. 
 
 Curry, John, wnggon maker, Brook. 
 
 Cnyler, 8., ambrotjrpe artist, Rideau. 
 
 Kamond & Jones, grocers, wine and liqaor dealers, 
 St. Lawrence. 
 
 Diamond & Jordan, hotel keepers, St. Lawrence. 
 
 Driscoll, Wm., carpenter. 
 
 Drifer, Wm., blacksmith and carriage ranker. 
 
 Puke, John, boot and shoe manafacturer and dealer, 
 St. Lawrence. 
 
 Eagly, Jame4, cooper. Brook. 
 
 Eagleton, James, prop. Exchange Hotel, Rideas, 
 
 EA8TEN, HIRAM, prop, flour and grist mill (see 
 card, p. 360). 
 
 Edwards, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 
 Farley, Robert, boot and shoemaker, St. Lawrence. 
 
 Farrall, Mrs. £., milliner and dressmaker, St. Law- 
 rence. 
 
 Farrell, Wm., cabinet maker. Brock. 
 
 Farrel, Mrs. W., milliner and dreHsmoker. 
 
 Forbes, David, general merchant, St. Lawrence. 
 
 Forbes, O., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Qwynne, Robert, general merchant, captain No. 1 
 Rifli> Co. Merrickville Volunteers. 
 
 Hall, Francis, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Hall & Wright, book and job printers, publishers of 
 the HirickvilU Ghronielt. 
 
 Hamilton, Mrs. E., milliner, &o.. St. Lawrence. 
 
 Harrison, Robert, saddle and harness maker, St. 
 Lawrence. 
 
 Hawkins, Miles, meat market. 
 
 Hayes, D. P., surgeon dentist, Wellington. 
 
 Hilly-ird, J. B., book-keeper for J. H. Holden k 
 Bro., St. Lawrence. 
 
 Holden, Horatio, ensign, No. 1 Rifle Company Mer- 
 riskrille Volunteers. 
 
 HOLDEN, J. H. & Bro , general merchants and 
 produce dealers, and manufacturers of staves (see 
 card, p. 860). 
 
 Jaqnes, H. W., chemist and druggist, St. Law- 
 rence. 
 
 Jakes, S., general merchant, St. Lawrence. 
 
 Johnston, A., locksman Rideau Canal. 
 
 Johnston, John, lock-master Rideau Canal. 
 
 Jndd, C. M , school teacher. 
 
 Keating, Wm., school teacher. 
 
 Kelly, E. J., physician, surgeon and aocouchenr, St. 
 Lawrence. 
 
 Kelly, John, tailor, Wellington. 
 
 Kelly, Michael, J. P., village and diTisioa oonrt 
 clerk, office Elgin. 
 
 Langford, Samuel, carpenter. 
 
 Leggo, Christopher, physieian and surgeon, office 
 St. Lawrence. 
 
 I'^KK*'* John, dentist. 
 
 Lindsay, Alexander, Lieutenant of No. 1 Rifle Com- 
 pany, MorriokTille Volunteers. 
 
 Mutee & Pearson, proprietors MerriokTille Foundry. 
 
 MoCarney, Wm., ensign No. 2 Rifle Company, 
 Merriokville Volnnteers. 
 
 MoQee, Miss, school teacher. 
 
 MoGee, Simon, boot and shoemaker. Brook. 
 
 McOee, Thomas, collector. 
 
 McGee h Pearson, founders and machinist!. 
 
 MoOilI, Rev. Wm., Wesleyan Methodist 
 
 NcKibbon, Robert, shoemaker. 
 Mills, John, cabinet maker, Brook. 
 
 Mirick, Aaron, J. P., general merchant. 
 
 Miriok, George, manufacturer of woollen cloth, &o., 
 
 Mirickrille Woollen Mills. 
 Mirick, S. H. & Son, proprietors of the MerrickTiU* 
 
 Woollen Mills. 
 Mirick, A. & T. H., proprietors of the MerriokTill* 
 flour and saw mills, dealers in grain and lumber. 
 MirickviUe Chronicle, (weekly,) HiUl & Wright, edi- 
 tors and proprietors. 
 Mirick, T. H., barrister, insurance agent, ko. 
 Mirick, S., private boarding house, Montaigne. 
 Minor, 8., B. A., principal of grammar aohool. 
 Mooney, James, cooper. 
 MUIR, JOHN, J. P., general agent, notary public, 
 
 auctioneer and commission merchant (see card, 
 
 p. 860). 
 Nicholson, W., carpenter and joiner. East Broadway. 
 O'Hara, Charles, locksman, Rideau Canal. 
 O'Hara, P., locksman, Rideau Canal. 
 Olifer, Mrs. M., grocery, St. Lawrence. 
 Parnell, J H . proprietor of the Canadian Churth- 
 
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 Parnell, Rev. S. A., Church of England. 
 Postlethwaite, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 Powers, Miss Melinda, milliner and dressmaker, St 
 
 Lawrence. 
 Proctor, James, jun., waggon maker. 
 Putnam, H. H., clerk in Von Office. 
 Read, Robert, beef and pork packer. 
 Read, William C, J. P., postmaster, aad lumber 
 
 merchant. 
 Real, D., tailor, St. Lawrence. 
 Riddell, Robert, cooper. 
 Rouch, P., tnilor, St. Lawrence. 
 Sohofield, Rev. H. W., Wesleyan Methodist 
 Shailer, J., street surveyor. 
 Shingle and Flour Band Heading Factory, Hiram 
 
 E'lston, proprietor. 
 Smith, A., tanner, St. Lawrence. 
 Smith, H. D., proprietor South MerriokTille Foun- 
 dry, Elgin. 
 Smith k Wickwire, tanners. 
 Somerville, Richard, baker and confectioner, St 
 
 Lawrence. 
 South MerriokTille Foundry, H. D. Smith, prop'r. 
 Southworth, Edgar, Meat Market. 
 Stark, J. D., pr.)prietor Union House, Main. 
 Stone, D. C, tinsmith and dealer in stoves, St 
 
 Lawrence. 
 Stone, R., lessee of the Merriokville Saw Mill. 
 Thedford, Hy., boot and shoemaker, St. Lawrence. 
 Union House, J. D. Stark, proprietor. Main. 
 Welton, Wm. P., edge tool maker. 
 West James, <iarpenter. 
 WHITMARSH, E. H., J. P., commissioner in B.R., 
 
 Ac, dealer in dry goods, groceries, hardware, 
 
 crockery and glassware, liquors, drugs, paints, 
 
 oils, jtc, Main and St. Lawrence. 
 Whitmarsb, Geo. A., chemist and druggist, lieut 
 
 of the No. 1 Rifle Company, Whitmarsb Block, 
 
 Rideau. 
 Whitmarsb, J. R., surgeon dentist. Main. 
 Whitmore, William, general blacksmith, Wellington. 
 Witherel, K. H., watchmaker and jeweller, St Law- 
 
 ronoe. 
 Woods, E., constable. 
 Woods, Robert, carpenter. 
 Wright Wm., captain No. 2 Rifle Oompiuijr (Mer- 
 
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 Wynne, Thomas, carpenter. 
 Yankee Home, Diamond k Jordan, proprietors. 
 
 
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 MIDDLEVILLE, C. W.— A sin»11 post Tillags in th« township of Lmnark, oonntj of Lanark, North 
 Riding, diiuikted near the river Clyde. Distant ftom Perth, the oonnty town, 18 miles, and from 
 Lanark 6 miles. Popalation abont 76. 
 
 Affleck, George, shoemaker. 
 
 Blac^, Ri) . R H., Congregationalist. 
 
 Blackburn, John, carpenter and cabinet maker. 
 
 Clark, Re» W. C, Pesbyterian. 
 
 CROFT, WILLIAM, postmaster, township treasurer 
 
 and general merchant. 
 Deaohman, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 Outherie, E., carpenter, waggon and plongb maker. 
 Quthrie, Wm., shoemaker. 
 Mather, Henry, waggon maker and cooper. 
 Mather, John, builder. 
 McLaughlin, John, grain cradle maker. 
 
 Mnir James, shoemaker. 
 
 Kankin, James, bailiff. 
 
 Rankin, Vita., carpenter. 
 
 Robertson, John, fanning mill maker. 
 
 Schuyler, Mrs., hotel keeper. 
 
 Scott, Wm., township clerk. 
 
 Stead, Robert, jun., photographic artist 
 
 Stead, Robert, sen., builder. 
 
 Taylor, John, jun , saw mill owner. 
 
 Ward, David, general merchant. 
 
 Watt, Robert, blacksmith. 
 
 MILFOHD, C. W. — A post village, situated on Black River, in the township of Marysbnrgb, oonntjr 
 of Prince Edward. There is a considerable lumber trade carried on at this place. Distant from Picton, 
 the county town, 7 miles ; Kingston, 45 miles ; and from Toronto, 160 miles. Population 300. 
 
 
 Ackman, Wm. H., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Benley, Rmeraon, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Bennett, Jabez & Co., blacksmiths and waggon 
 makei s. 
 
 Bond, James & Moses, shoemakers and tannerst 
 
 Braden, Henry, physician and surgeon. ^ 
 
 Cardwall. Samuel, brickmaker. 
 
 Case, Herraon, saw mill owner. 
 
 Cavan, John, deputy reeve. 
 
 Clapp, James, saw and grist mill owner. 
 
 CLAPP, ROBERT, accountant, insurance and col- 
 lecting agent (see card, p. 346). 
 
 Clark, Palen, J. P. 
 
 COOK, JAMES, postmaster, accountant, general 
 merchant, an I clerk division court. 
 
 COOK & ROSS, general merchants. 
 
 Crabb, Samuel, cabinet maker. 
 
 Craig, Miss Catherine, milliner. 
 
 Craig, James, shoemaker. 
 
 Craig, James D., shoemaker. 
 
 Crawford, Henry, cabinet maker. 
 
 Dingman, Garret, township treasurer. 
 
 Dodge, Nelson, J. P., township councillor and flour 
 and saw mill owner. 
 
 Fagan, John W., carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Foster, John, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Empy, Harvey, paper hanger. 
 
 Empey, Harvey, waggon maker. 
 
 English, Rev. John, Wesleyan. 
 
 Gilbert, James, general merchant 
 
 Gillespie, Snyers, blacksmith. 
 
 Gannam, Wm., paper hanger. ' ' 
 
 Haight, Mrs. Eliia Ann, milliner. 
 
 Hanalstine, Philip C, shoemaker. 
 
 Hay, James, tanner. 
 
 Head, Mrs. Peter, Milford Hotel. 
 
 Hicks, Brothers, blacksmiths and waggon makers. 
 
 Hicks, Lewis, J. P. 
 
 Hill, Rev. Judo, Episcopal Methodist 
 
 Hubbs, James, tanner. 
 
 Hudson, Abraham, cooper. 
 
 Jackson, Rowland, saw mill owner. 
 
 Jenkin, Samuel, New England Hotel. 
 
 Kerr, Wm., reeve. 
 
 Lake, John C, merchant tailor. 
 
 Lobb, Richard, bailiff, county crier. 
 
 Love, Samuel, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Love, Thomas, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 McMahon & Coldwell, saw mill owners. 
 
 Milford Hotel, Mrs. Peter Head, proprietor. 
 
 Minaker, Andrew, produce dealer. 
 
 Monck, Solomon, township councillor. 
 
 New England Hotel, Samuel Jenkin, proprietor. 
 
 Pagan, Duncan, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Palen, Lewis, saw mill owner. 
 
 Palen, Stephen, saw mill owner. 
 
 Peck, Rev. James, New Connexion Methodist. 
 
 Ross, D., accountant. 
 
 Rattan, Jacob, saw mill owner. 
 
 Scully, James 0., collector customs. 
 
 Sharp, Robert, tailor. 
 
 Smith, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Stanton, Rev. Mr., Church of England. 
 
 Turnbull, Robert, accountant and township ol«rk. 
 
 Vallier, Francis, cooper. 
 
 Vallier, Miss Margaret., milliner. 
 
 Weeks, John B., carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Wellbanks, George A., J. P. 
 
 Wellbanks, John, township councillor. 
 
 Wilson, James C, grist mill owner, 
 
 Wyoott, Andrew, saw mill owner. 
 
 Wycott, T. H., tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Zafelt, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
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 tifully Hituiited on both sides of the river Nith The present site and the surrounding country, in 1861, 
 was a dense forest, but is now a promising manufacturing village, and finely improved farms attest th« 
 energy and prosperity of the enterprising settlers. Distant from Stratford 17 mil**, and firom Toronto 
 81 miles. Population 260. 
 
 Battle, Rev. David, Presbyterian. 
 Brownlow, Philip, saddle and hamesi maker. 
 Campbell, John cooper. 
 Caulfield, Rev H., Church of England. 
 Caulfleld, Thomas, general merchant 
 
 Coswell, John pumpmaker. 
 Crawford, John, sh>iemaker. 
 Crookshanks, Samuel, blacksmith. 
 Davidson, Donald. 
 
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 D&vidaoB, John, tailor. 
 
 Djcr, Rer. J. E., Wealejan Metbodiat 
 
 Blwiok, Qeorge, earpeoter. 
 
 Fair, Miss, milliner. 
 
 Forsytb, Robert, wearer. 
 
 Freeman, .Tohn, general merchant. 
 
 Freeman, Muttbew M., cabinet maker. 
 
 Heyl, Henry, brewer. 
 
 Holoombe, Tbomae, miller 
 
 Johnson, James, physician, and BorgeoD. 
 
 Lewis, Charles, whip maker. 
 
 Loney, Christopher, shoemaker. 
 
 McCiiUough, Andrew, White Horse Hotel. 
 
 HcFadden, Moses, provincial land sttrvejor. 
 
 McLennan, Alexander, Millbaak Inn. 
 
 Millbank Inn, Alex. McLennan, proprietor. 
 Holiion, Geo., general merchaat 
 Moswell, John, Victoria Inn. 
 Poole, Thomaa, carpenter. 
 Reid, James, township treasurer. 
 RUTHERFORD, WM., poatmaster ud general 
 
 ohaot. 
 Sherrard, Henry, tanner. 
 Smith, John, grist and saw mill owner. 
 Smith, John H., carpenter. 
 Stewart, Wm., carpenter. 
 Victoria Inn, John Mozwell, proprietor. 
 White Horse, Andrew McCulloch, proprietor. 
 Williams, John, waggon maker. 
 Wood, James, blocksmUh. 
 
 MILtiBROOK, C. W. — A flourishing Tillage aud station on the Port Hope, Peterboro' and Lindsay 
 Railway, in the township of Cavan, East Riding of the coanty of Durham Distant from Port Hope, 
 the county town, 18 miles ; from Toronto, 85 miles ; and ttom Hamilton, 180 miles. Daily mail, and 
 money order office. Population about 1,000. 
 
 Armstrong, Robt., J. P. and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Bateson k Orr, carpenters and builders. 
 
 P rry, Wm. jun., blacksmith. 
 
 British America Insurance Co., Thos. Kyres, agent 
 
 Bryans, Robert, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Burton, George, tanner and onrrier. 
 
 Burton, James, hotel keeper. 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE Co., Thomas Eyres, 
 
 agent. 
 Clark, Charles, collecting agent. 
 Coe, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Coomb & Richards, tailors. 
 Dean, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 Deyell, Jaines, flour, grittt and saw mill'owittr. 
 Dimsdale, Thomas W., school teacher. 
 ETRE8, THOMAS, general merchant and insurance 
 
 agent (see card, p. 846). 
 Fair, George, founder, machinist and agricultural 
 
 implement maker. 
 Ferguson, Alexander, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Gait, James, grocer. 
 
 Gillett, John, cabinet maker and nndertaker. 
 Gillett, Thomas, cabinet maker and undertaker. 
 Gorman, Thomas, house and sign painter. 
 Greer, Thomas H., boot and shoemaker. 
 Guy, Richard, wa'chraaker and Jewsller. 
 Harkneas, Mrs., hotel keeper. 
 Hetberington, George, J. P. 
 Holland, Richard C, barrister, attorney, &o. 
 Howell, S. J. & Bros., bakers and general merchants. 
 
 HOWDEN, RICHARD, postmaster. 
 
 Johnston, James, tailor. 
 
 Johnston, Robert, hotel keeper. 
 
 Johnston, Samuel, hotel keeper. 
 
 Judd, Asa, woollen mill proprietor. 
 
 Rellett, Robert, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 King, Alexander, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Lettimer, John, cooper. 
 
 Liverpool and London Aaauranca Company, Thomas 
 
 Eyres, agent. 
 Might, James, physician. 
 Might, John, saddle, harness and truuir tnaker. 
 Muirhead, Mr., boot and shoemaker. 
 Muirs, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Provincial Insurance Compr.ny, Thos. Eyres, agent. 
 Richardson, Granville, ho'el keeper. 
 Rodgers, Miss, school teacher. 
 Sloan, James, hotel and livery stable keeper. 
 Smith, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Sowden. W. H , J. P. 
 Story, John, edge tool maker. 
 Story, Thomas, house and sign painter. 
 Turner, Henry, physician and druggist. 
 Twamly, John, baker and confectioner. 
 Twamly, John, grocer. 
 Watson, H. W., house and sign painter. 
 Western Assurance Company, Thomas Eyres, agent. 
 Wilooz.'Mr., plasterer. 
 Wood & Kelts, general merohants. 
 
 MILLE BOOHES, C. W.— A thriving village, situated on the Cornwall Canal and a branch of the 
 river St. Lawrence, in the township of Cornwall, county of Stormont. It is contiguous to MoallnettS 
 station, on the Grand Trunk Rvlway. Distant from Cornwall, the county town, 6 miles ; from Pros* 
 cott, 46 miles ; Montreal, 72 miles ; uid from Quebec, 252 miles. Daily mail. Population about 400. 
 
 Annable, H., farmer. 
 
 Armstrong, James, Custom House officer. 
 
 AroMtrong, S. G., general msrohant. 
 
 Bennett, William, mason. 
 
 Brooks, D. ft L., eabinet makers. 
 
 Cntler, Guy, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Cutler, Noah, blacksmith. 
 
 Clnrk, Rev R., Wesley an Methodist. 
 
 Doroasie, Louis, jun., shoemaker and Innkeeper. 
 
 Forrester, James, blacksmith. 
 
 FRENCH, B. G., J. P., flour, grist and snw mill 
 
 proprietors. 
 Qillsspie, John, school twtoher. 
 
 HenryjHarrison, general merchant. 
 
 Kezar, W., general merchant. 
 
 Latraoe, John, painter, carriage and waggon mnkar. 
 
 Latraoe, Wm., blaoksmitk. 
 
 Manson, John, farmer. 
 
 Manson, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Marsh, John, farmer. 
 
 MoConnell, Hugh, tailor. 
 
 McDonald, Donald D., carpenter and builder. 
 
 McGinn, John, painter, carpenter and builder. 
 
 MoNarin, Elishn, farmer. 
 
 Miller, Alonao, eabinet maker. 
 
 Miller, Calvin, carpenter and builder. 
 
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 MOSS, S. H., postmaster and aoooantant. 
 
 Patton, Rer. H., Episcopalian. 
 
 Robertson, George, floor, grist and saw mill prop. 
 
 Roys, John, farmer. 
 
 SerTia, John, farmer. 
 
 Shell, Joba, mat>on and plasterer. 
 
 Bummers, DavitJ, shoemaker. 
 
 Suetsinger, George, saw mill proprietor. 
 Snetsinger, J. G., general merchant. 
 Tait, David, farmer. 
 
 Tait, Mrs. Mary M., general storekeeper. 
 Thompson, David, general merchant. 
 Tilton, Joseph, sen., carpenter and baildttr. 
 Tinkiss, Levi, carpenter and builder. 
 
 MIIiLE VACHES, C. E. — A small village, situated on the Portneuf River, in the parish of the 
 ■Hme name and county of Saguenay. It has a good lumber trade, and vessels load here fur Europe. 
 Dintant from Quebec, 170 miles. Mail weekly. 
 
 Amend, George, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Arneand, Rev. M., Indian Missionary. 
 
 Arsineau, Uazile, shoemaker. 
 
 Begin, Fiao^ois, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Desbier, Cbriste, farmer. 
 
 Desbier, Francois, farmer. 
 
 Duchene, Zii^, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Fortin, Henry, farmer. 
 
 Qibb, James, saw mill proptietor. 
 
 Johnson, George, accountant 
 
 Johnson, Wm , blacksmith 
 
 Peltier, P., cabinet maker. 
 
 PEV^RLEY, JOHN, J. P., postmaster. 
 
 Peverley, John, jun., accountant. 
 
 Peverley, Wm., grocer. 
 
 Quinn, George, farmer. 
 
 Tremblay, Hector, saddle and barneaa maker. 
 
 Tremblay, Wm., farmer. 
 
 
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 ty uf Wentwurtb. Distant from Hamilton, the county seat, 7 miles; from Guelpk 20 mileaj 
 idon, 70 miles ; and from loruuto, 41 miles. Population about 150. 
 
 Bain, Thomas, deputy reeve. 
 
 Begg, Adam, farmer. 
 
 Binkley, E., farmer. 
 
 Binkley, J. K., farmer. 
 
 Biokley, W., township councillor. 
 
 Black, Jonepb, general merchant k hotel proprietor. 
 
 Carey, Jiimes, farmer. 
 
 Carey, Wm , farmer. 
 
 Crooker, J. K., farmer. 
 
 Crooker, Samuel, farmer. 
 
 Cummins, Charles, shingle factory proprietor. 
 
 Cummins, David, farmer. 
 
 Cummins, Ship,, farmer. 
 
 Dalmer, A. B., township councillor, carpenter and 
 
 builder. 
 Davis, Captain, farmer. 
 Donaldson, Mr. township reeve. 
 Edson, H. S., school teacher. 
 Foster, Charles, blacksmith. 
 
 Fraser, H., township councillor. 
 
 Goas, Henry, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Green, George, general merchant. 
 
 Hallidny, Robert, weaver. 
 
 Iliepleh, Christian, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Laferty, E., farmer. 
 
 Markle, Eilward, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 McCallough, Peter, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Miller, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 
 Pepper, John, weaver and farmer. 
 
 Peter, David, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Rymal, D. H., farmer. 
 
 Thompson, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 TYNER, JAMES, postmaster. 
 
 Wilkinson, Rev. John, flour & grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Wilkinson, W. L., flour and grist mill, and shingle 
 
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 Worthington, Joshua, carpenter and builder. 
 Worthingon, Robert, carpenter and builder. 
 
 MILLHAVEN, C. W.— A small village, situated on Mill Creek, on the north side of the Bay of 
 QuinK*, in the township of Ernestown and county of Addington, and a station on the Grand Trunk 
 Railway. Distant from Kingston, the county seat, 16 miles; from Bath, 2 miles ; fro^ Ernestown, 2 
 miles ; from Toronto, 165 miles ; and from Montreal, 180 miles. Daily mail. Population about 200 
 
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 Amey, Levi, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Fairm.tn, M. H., teacher Mill Haven School. 
 Fleming, John, blacksmith. 
 Qarbutt, Thomas, carpenter and builder. 
 Henderson, John & Sons, flour mill. 
 Kirkman, Mrs. C, Mill Haven Inn. 
 MoMaster, Wm., agricultural implements. 
 Mill Haven Inn, Mrs. C. Kirkman. 
 
 Paterson, James, general merchant. 
 Phillips, Albert, boot and shoemaker. 
 Rickey, Daniel, carpenter and builder. 
 Vent, John, carpenter and builder. 
 Yorward A. P. .1. P. 
 
 YORWARD, GEO. B., postmaster ud general mtr- 
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 OORVETT, WILLIAM, poatmaiter and genenJ I Redwood, James, cabinet maker, 
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 KILNB8VILLE, C. W.— A Tillage situated on the Little Roage river, in the township of Markham 
 and county of York. Distant ftrom Toronto, 24 miles ; and from Hamilton, 64 miles. I)aily mail. 
 Population about 125. 
 
 Allen, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Barkley Joseph fanner. 
 Blake, William, blacksmith. 
 15oyer, David, saw mill owner. 
 Button, Newbury, J. P. 
 Dickson, John, flour mill owner. 
 Ferrier, Harvey, school teacher. 
 Qroe, Rev. Jacob, Qerman Church. 
 Hiokler, J. B., oooper. 
 
 Hoover, Christy L., farmer. 
 
 Hoover, John, farmer. 
 
 Lehman, John, farmer. 
 
 MILNE, PETER, postmaster, general merchant and 
 
 farmer. 
 Pierce Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 Ramer, Rev Abram, Wesieyan Methodist. 
 Williamson, John, farmer. 
 
 MILTOK, C. E. — A post village situated in the township of Milton, county of Shelford and district of 
 Muiitreal. Tbere is a semi-weekly stage from Grauby, distant 9 miles, fare 25o., which proceeds to 
 St. Hyaointhe Railway Station, diiitant 16 miles, fare 'ido. Distant from Waterloo, the county town, 
 21 mites; and from .Vloutreal, 45 milei. Population of township about 3000. 
 
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 Bertram, Louis, councillor, lumber merchant, flour, 
 grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Bertram, Timothy, flour and woollen mill proprietor 
 and township councillor. 
 
 Bertram, Timothy Jun., flour and grist mill proprie- 
 tor. 
 
 Biron, Alexandre, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Blancbette, Louis F , councillor. 
 
 Boutfard, Philibert, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Brasseur, Andr^, flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Brin, Charles, J. P., mayor and notary. 
 
 Carter, Stephen, farmer. 
 
 Chartier, Amman, cooper. 
 
 Cdt6, Aotoine, general merchant. 
 
 Dumas, Qeorge, secretary and treasurer mnnioipal 
 council. 
 
 Fountain, Joseph, plasterer. 
 
 Qauoiiier, Alfred, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Q.iudette, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 Qelenault, N., boot and shoer-.aker. 
 
 QILLBSPIii;, CHARLES, postimister, secretary and 
 
 treasurer school corporation department. 
 Hackett, Thomas, J. V. and genernl merchant 
 Lachance, Fabian, carpenter and builder. 
 Leclaire, Hyacinth, boot and shoemaker. 
 Le Qendre, F. F , J. P. 
 Mare, Francois C, J. P., councillor, secretary and 
 
 treasurer of school corporation. 
 McDermott, Thomas, mason. 
 McMillan, D., J. P and farmer. 
 Mivelle, Pierre, councillor. 
 Norris, Thomas, farmer. 
 Simpson, Oeorge, saw mill proprietor. 
 Vilas, Samuel, carpenter and builder. 
 Wallace, Thomas, farmer. 
 
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 HILTON, C. W.— The chief town of the county of Halton, is situated on the banks of the Sixteen Mile 
 Creek, in the towaship of Trafalgar and nearly in the centre of the county. It was incorporated in 
 the year 1857, and has a good local trade. Distant from Hamilton, 22 miles ; from Toronto, 38 miles ; 
 and from the Bronte station of the Qreat Western Railway, 10 miles. Daily mail and money order 
 office. Population about 1000. 
 
 Anderson, Robert, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Anderson, Wm , boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Armour, M., watchmaker. 
 
 Bailey, James, briokmaker. 
 
 Bastedo, Q. T., county attorney and clerk of the 
 
 peace. 
 B«W8, Wm., tailor. 
 
 Blackie, David, builder and dealer in marble. 
 Blair, George, blacksmith. 
 
 Bonus, E., looking glass and picture frame maker. 
 Booth, Edmond, baker and confectioner. 
 Campbell, James A., printer. 
 CANADA LtFB ASSURANCE^ COMPANY, John 
 
 Holgate, agent. 
 Center, S., manufacturer of soda. 
 Clugh, Qeorge, upholsterer. 
 Crawford, John, barrister. 
 Curry, Angus, l>oot and shoemaker. 
 Currie, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Davis, Joseph, county judge. 
 Dempsey, Qeorge, dealer in wooden wart. 
 DMmond, H., physician and surgeon. 
 Dewar, Duncan, barrister. 
 
 DEWAR, JOHN, Jon., reeve, barrister, attorney, &o. 
 Bdmonds, E. B., baker and confectioner. 
 
 P., deputy sheriff, 
 physician, surgeon and insurance 
 
 Elayor, W. L. 
 Freeman, C. 
 
 agent. 
 Fleming, Samuel, J. P. 
 Gordon, John, gdneral store. 
 Gordon, John D., dealer in dry goods. 
 Gould, Wm., carriage maker. 
 Hampton, Edward, general store. 
 Hawthorn, Robert, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Holgate, .Tohn, J. P., clerk division court and insa- 
 
 rance agent. 
 Hutchison, Wm., architect. 
 Jones, Benjamin, cabinet maker. 
 Leitch, Thomas, merchant tailor. 
 Little, W., saddle and harness maker. 
 LYON, W. D., postmaster and mayor. 
 LYON, W. D. & R. A., general merchants. 
 Martin, Edward, produce dealer. 
 McAllister, Rev. James. 
 ^oCallum, Mr., accountant. 
 MoGuffin, James, J. P., general merchant. 
 McKay, Peter, town elerk, dyer and dealer in 
 
 musical instruments. 
 McKindsey, J. C, sheriflT. 
 Millroy, Edward, tailor. 
 
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 Mitchell, RcT. James. 
 
 Moffatt, A., photographic artist. 
 
 Montgomery, R., carriage maker. 
 
 Morse, Snmnel, boiler maker. 
 
 Panton, Wm., accountant. 
 
 Peacock, S., tailor. 
 
 Phillips, Qeorge, coppersmith, gasAtter and dealer 
 
 in stores. 
 Racey, Charles, agent, patent right. 
 Robinson, A., huilder and carpenter. 
 Robinson, Mihs M., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Roper, John P., general merchant. 
 Soott, Wm., briokmaker. 
 
 Smilej, Wm., lumber merchant and saw mill prop. 
 Smith, Qeorge, general merchant. 
 Stewart, James, chief constable. 
 Stewart, John, general merchant. ^ 
 
 Stewart, Re*. W. 
 
 Thompson, Charles, hotel keeper. 
 Thompson, C H., livery stable keeper. 
 Thompson, James, tailor. 
 Tbumpson, John, saddle and harness maker. 
 Tremayne, R«t. F. 
 
 Van Allen, E. & J., carpenters and builders. 
 Waldie, James, blacksmith. 
 Wallace, John, hotel keeper and express agent. 
 Watson, Henry, druggist and fancy variety store. 
 William, Rev. John A. 
 White, John, M, P. P . lumber merchaaL.. 
 White, Jobn, iron founder and manufacturer of agri- 
 cultural implements. 
 Whyte & Taylor, tanners. 
 Woodburn, Francis, brewer. 
 Wright, Thomas, builder. 
 Zimmerman, P. B., carpenter and bailder. 
 
 MIMICO, C. W.— A small village, situated on Mimico River, in the township of Etobicoke aid county 
 of York, and a station on the Great Western Railway. Distant from Toronto, the county seat. 7 miles ; 
 from Hamilton, 32 miles ; from Kingston, 173 miles; from Chatham, 166 miles; and from Montreal 
 840 miles. Daily mail. Population about 800. 
 
 Bellimore, Anthony, farmer. 
 
 Cooper, Rev. H. C, Church of England. 
 
 Greeners, Rev. W., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Hipwell, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Irwin, James, school teacher. 
 
 Mimico Debating Society, 
 
 Mussoo, £dward, township reeve. 
 
 NOBLE, HEROD, postmaster and farmer. 
 
 Pinohen, Henry, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Randle, John, farmer. 
 
 Scott, W. R., township clerk and treasurer. 
 
 Stock, Edward, fanner. 
 
 Van Every, Peter, farmer. 
 
 MITCHELIj, C. W. — An incorporated village and station on the Buffalo and Lake ITnron Railway, 
 in the township of Logan and county of Perth. It is pleasantly situated on the banks of th« River 
 Thames, and has a good local trade. Distant from Stratford, the county town, 12 miles; from Qode- 
 rioh, 33 miles ; from Hamilton, 70 miles ; and from Toronto, lUO miles. Daily mail and money order 
 office. Population, 1,216. 
 
 Abbott, J. ft W., tanners. 
 
 Alcock, Thomas, hotel keoper. Main. 
 
 Archer, James, baker and^grocer. Main. 
 
 Babb, Richard, insurance agent. 
 
 Babb, Thos., general merchant and insurance agent, 
 
 cor. Huron and St. George. 
 Bennett, Lewis, dealer in groceries and provisions. 
 Bennett, T., saddle and harness m«ker, Main. 
 Boyd, W., physician, surgeon and coroner. 
 Briggs, J., tailor. Main. 
 Campbell, Hugh, dealer in stoves and furniture. 
 
 Main. 
 CAMPBELL, N. & H.. furniture manufaoturers. 
 
 Main (see card, p. 3t>8). 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Richd. 
 
 Babb, agent. 
 Cheeseman, John, general merchant. Main. 
 Clegg, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. Main. 
 Ciegg, W., bookseller, stationer and grain mer- 
 chant. Main. 
 Coleman, Francis, dealer ia groceries, dry goods 
 
 and hardware. Main. 
 COLONIAL LIFE ASSOR.'iNCB COMPANY, T. 
 
 Matheson, agent. 
 COMMERCIAL HOTEL, John Hicks, proprietor 
 
 (see card, p. 868). 
 Coon, David, physician and surgeon, Maiu. 
 Cunningham, James, boot aid shoemtke", Main. 
 Davidson, John, chemist and liruggist, ^iai^. 
 Davis, J. B., bookseller and stationer. Main, 
 Davis, J. E. ft Bra., propr. Gon»etoativ« Advocate. 
 Daw ft Fitie, millers and lumber merchants. 
 
 Dttdney, Philip, hotel keeper, St. Qeorge . 
 
 Fishleigh, John, general store, M«in. 
 
 Qoeble, Oliver, baker and grocer. Main. 
 
 Uibert, Qeorge, dealer in groceries, dry goods, hard- 
 ware, boots and shoes. Main. 
 
 IIio<s, John, J. P. and postmaster. 
 
 HICKS, JOHN, proprietor Commercial Hotel (see 
 card, p. 368). 
 
 HILL, JAMES, grain and produce dealer, insurance 
 agent, commissioner in B. R., Main (see oard, 
 p. 868). 
 
 Huggard, T., master and deputy registrar in chan- 
 cery, Main. 
 
 Keeler, R., hoot and shoemaker. Main. 
 
 Kiesio. E., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Larkworthy, Wm., hotel proprietor. Main. 
 
 Lemon, John, tailor. Main. 
 
 Maclaren, Alexander, grocer, wine and spirit dealer, 
 Main. 
 
 MATHESON, T., clerk division court, notary pob- 
 lio, insurance agent. Main (see card, p. 368). 
 
 Mclntyre, D., boot and shoemaker. Main. 
 
 MsLEAN, ALEXVNDBR, editor Perth Reformer 
 (see card, p. 368). 
 
 Mitchell Coniervalive Advocate, J. £. Davis & Bro., 
 proprietors. Main. 
 
 MITCHELL FOUNDRY, Rob't Thomson, proprietor, 
 (see card, p. 338). 
 
 MONTREAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY'S Office, A. 
 M:icUren, operator. 
 
 Mulheron, A. & J., dealers in stoves and furniture. 
 Main. 
 
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 OFFICE, IM FROilTT OF xHITCHELL'S FOIIIVDRY. 
 
 EVERY DESCRIPTION OP 
 
 BOOK AND JOB PRINTING 
 
 Exaentad in tlu b«t manner, at the Loweat poinble Eataa, for Cath. 
 
 N. & H. CAMPBELL, 
 
 Furniture Manufacturers, 
 
 Wholawie nil Retail Dealers lo all kindR of 
 
 STOVES, PLOUGHS, CASTINaS, &0. 
 
 MAIN STREET, MITCHELL, C. W. 
 
 JAMES HILL, 
 
 GEXERiL DEALER L^ PRODUCE, 
 
 Agent for Royal Innramca Company, 
 CommisBioner in Queen's Bench, ico: 
 
 MITCHELL, C. W. 
 
 T. MATHESON, 
 
 COMMISSIONER AND CONT£TANC£R, 
 Agent for Colonial Lifo Inanranoe Company. 
 
 OLBRK or DIVISION COURT. 
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 Carriages, Waggons, Sleighs, &c. 
 
 ONTARIO STRUBT* 
 
 MITOHBLI., Canada Waat. 
 
 MITCHELL FOUNDRY. 
 
 ROBERT THOMSON, Proprietor. 
 
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 N««Und, 0., general mcrohkok. Main. 
 Noble, W. H., saddle and harneaa maker, Main. 
 O'Connor, James M., general me>vihant, Main. 
 OLIN, HENRY, chemiit and draggiit. Main. 
 PERTH REFORMER, Alexander MeUan, propria- 
 
 tor and editor ••ee card, p. 388). 
 Porter, James, nvn^ral merchant, Main. 
 Robinson, Qrorge,. deiilwr in dry goods, gro««riefl, 
 
 crockery, hardware, 4o., Main. 
 BOYAL INSURA^ICJi COMiMNr, James Hill, 
 
 agent. 
 Russell, Wi/> merchant tailnr , Main. 
 Ratledge, Juhts saddle and liitrnMi maker, Main. 
 Ruttlejr, J. H., hi^iel keeper, St. Ueorg* 
 Salt. Thomns, moulder. Main. 
 8MALE, THO.MAS, tinNNiiib, dealer in household 
 
 furniture, stoves, ploughs, tin, and sheet-iron, 
 
 Main (see card, p. 368). 
 
 Bills, Jamss, anetioneer, fte., Main. 
 
 Sinclair, Osborne, hardware mprebant, Main. 
 
 Snell, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. Main. 
 
 Stephens, R. B., general store, Hsusr of marriage 
 licenses. Main. 
 
 Stewart, D. H., general merchant, Main. 
 
 STILES ft FLAOO, waggon, sleigh and carriage 
 makers, Main (see card, p. 8C8). 
 
 THOMSON, ROOT, manufacturer of stores, agrl- 
 grioultural implements, mill gearing, ftc, iroa 
 and brass foundry (see card, p. .'!ff8). 
 
 Walkinsbaw, James, merchat tailor, Main. 
 
 Wallace ft Park, dealers in dry goods, groceries and 
 hardware. Main. 
 
 Watson, Darfd, dealer in dry goods, groceries, hard- 
 ware, &o. Main. 
 
 Wills, H. L , tailor, St. Oeorge. 
 
 Yeo, Charmmon, London Hotel, Main. 
 
 MOHAWK, C. W. — A flourishing Tillage in the township of Drantford and county of Brant. It if 
 sometimes called Mount Pleasant, and is situated in the centre of a fine agricultural region. It baa • 
 Grammar and a Common School. Distant from Brantford, the county town, 5 miles ; from Uamiltoo, 
 80 miles ; and from Toronto, 60 miles. Daily mail. Population about 360. 
 
 Seattle, Rer. Wm , clergyman. 
 
 Biggar, Herbert, J. P. 
 
 Bingham, George, shoemaker. 
 
 Bingbam, Job, innkeeper. 
 
 Bryce, George, blacksmith. 
 
 Cook. Abraham, J. P. 
 
 Cook, A. H., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Eadie, James, innkeeper. 
 
 Eadie, Robert, general merchant. 
 
 Ellis, John R., cabinet maker. 
 
 Gallie, David, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Gill, George, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Haight, Elijah, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 JONES, WILLIAM L., postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 Laird, Rev. J. G. 
 
 Marshall, George, carpenter and builder. 
 McFarland John, shoemaker. 
 McGeary, John, general merchant. 
 Phelps, Hiram, J. P. 
 
 Soules, John, agricultural implement maker. 
 Stowe, J. & W., waggon makers. 
 Tennant, John, tailor. 
 Tennant, Richard, shoemaker. 
 Townsend Alrah, waggon maker. 
 
 MOLESWOBTH, C. W. — A post village in the townships of Grey and Wallace and eoanties of 
 Huron and Perth. Distant from Mitchell, 29 miles ; from Carronbrook, 22 miles ; and from Qoderich, 
 60 miles. Population 62. 
 
 Clegg, James, weaver. 
 Gardner, John, blacksmith. 
 Graham, James, hotel, proprietor. 
 Leviiigton ft Co., general merchants. 
 Longhead, Samuel, shoemaker. 
 
 McNisb, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Mitchell, Andrew, carpenter. 
 
 MITCHELL, JOHN, J. P., postmaster.4md saw miH 
 
 proprietor. 
 Norman, John, hotel keeper. 
 
 MONQENAIS, C E.— A small village situated in the township of Newton and county of Vaudreuil, 
 nearly on the dividing line between Lpper and Lower Canada. Distant from Vaudreuil, the county 
 town, 24 miles; from Rigaud, 12 miles; C6teaa Landing and railway, about 19 miles; and from 
 Montreal, 64 miles. Mail tri-weekly. Population about 60. 
 
 B^deard, Olivier, clothier and merchant tailor. 
 
 Cardinal, Arcine, tobacco manufacturer and dealer. 
 
 Cardinal, Cyrille, tavern keeper. 
 
 Cardinal, G6d6on, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Depnn, Jean Baptiste, cooper. 
 
 Holdsbip, W. 8., general merchant. 
 
 Lacelle, Lucke, cabinet maker. 
 
 Lafeloe, J., blacksmith. 
 
 Lalonde, E., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Lolom, A. & Brothers, boot and shoemakers. 
 
 Lambert, A., potter and earthenware manufaotnrer. 
 
 Lapointe, Alfred, floor, grist & saw ir;'.'l proprietor. 
 Massif, Jean Baptiste, carpenter aud builder. 
 McDonald, Archibald, tanner. 
 McDONALD, H. R., postmaster and general mer- 
 
 cfaant. 
 McDougald, Donald, blacksmith. 
 McDougald, D. A., carriage, waggon and agricalta- 
 
 tural implement maker. 
 McLelland, Donald, carriage waggon and agricalta- 
 
 ral implement maker. 
 Shannon, Rev. Wm., Wesleyan Methodist 
 
 HOKKTON, O. W.— A small post village (also known by the name of West Monkton), situated in tb« 
 township of BIma and ooonty of Perth. The place was laid oat in 1867. DisUnt from Stratford, th« 
 county town, 28 miles. Population 96. 
 
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 Darns & Ilolman, oarpentors aad builders. 
 
 Prifst, J. N., tarern keeper. 
 
 Foster, Wm., cabinet mnker. 
 
 Rodderous, Q. S., shoemaker. 
 
 Fii-ter, W. & J., carpeotera and builders. 
 
 Rutherford, John, J. P. 
 
 QoliKlitly. Mean, blacksmith. 
 
 Stewart, M., merchant 
 
 GREBNHIDEa, EDWAKD, postmaster. 
 
 Weir, Walter, general merchant. 
 
 Littlo. E. Q., lumber merchant. 
 
 West Monkton Hotel, Joseph Bennett, proprietor. 
 
 MoDonough & Co., general merebanta. 
 
 White, A. P., match manutacturer. 
 
 O'Connor, J. M., general merobaut. 
 
 Wilson, Robert, carpenter. 
 
 Oliver, Joseph, shoemaker. 
 
 Winstanley, E., saw mill owner. 
 
 MONO MILLS, C. W. — A thriving village, situated on the river Ilnmber, partly in the township of 
 Mono, county of Simcoe, and partly in the townships of Caledon and Albion, county of Peel. IHstant 
 from Barrie, the county town of 8imcoe, 45 miles ; and from Toronto 40 miles. Daily mail aad 
 money order office. Population Ibout 300. 
 
 Allan, Richard, J. P. 
 
 Beaver Mutual Insurance Company, James R. Mc- 
 Laughlin, agent. 
 Bell, Robert, hotel keeper. 
 Brett, R. H., insurance agent. 
 Campbell, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Otimpbell, W, & Son., tanners and dealers in leather. 
 Fergusson Wm., tailor. 
 Fletcher, Benjamin, tinsmith. 
 Fletcher, John & Jos., saddle and harness makers. 
 Griffith, J. W., physician and surgeon. 
 Henderson, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Uickcy, Wm., tailor, 
 ^rwin, John, hotel keeper. 
 Kidd, John, hotel keeper. 
 Lewis, Rev. Alexander. 
 McQuarrie, John, hotel keeper. 
 
 McLaughlin, David J., hotel keeper. 
 
 Mclaughlin, james k., j. p., postmaster, ii 
 
 surance agent and general merchant. 
 McLaughlin, Micbiiel, flnur and grist mill owner. 
 McLaughlin, Patrick, general merchant. 
 McLaughlin Philip, general merchant. 
 McMauus, George, J. P., clerk 8th division court. 
 Mills, Robert, cabinet maker. 
 Moore, James, eaddle and harness maker. 
 Patterson, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Savage, Rev. J. W. 
 Strype, R M, general merchant. 
 Tyndall, N. G., physician and surgeon. 
 Welsh, Oliver, framer and builder. 
 >'i\'8h, Robert, saw mill owner. 
 *'-' .atom Assurance Company, R. II. ^.reit, agent. 
 
 MONTAGUE, C. W. — a small village, situated in the township of Montague and county »( Lanarkr 
 iSouih Rilling. Distant from Perth, the county town, 20 miles j from Montreal, 159 miles f ami from 
 Toronto, 24'i miles. Mail tri-weekly. Population about 75. 
 
 Clark, Peter, J. P. and deputy reeve. 
 Connors, Thomas, tailor. 
 Maitland, Peter, J. P. and reeve. 
 Moffatt, Henry, grocer. 
 Munce, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Scott, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 TELFORD, JOHN, postmaster and town clerk. 
 Vandusen, Cliarlos, township treasurer. 
 Wilson, Mrs. Emeline, weaver. 
 
 MONTEBELLO, C. E.— A thriving village pleasantly situated on the north bank of the Ottawa rirer 
 in the parish of Notre Dame de Bonsecours, seigniory of La Petite Nation and county of Ottawa. Trade 
 principally local. Distant from Aylmcr, the county town, 64 miles ; from Ottawa City, 46 miles ; and 
 from Montreal, 76 miles. Daily mail. Population about 200. 
 
 Aubry, Francois Ji. , carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Beaudry, Clovis, shoemaker. 
 
 Beaodry, Michel^ J. P., general merchant. 
 
 Donlt, Madame< J. A., carding factory, 
 
 Charlcbois, Bazilo, tauuer. 
 
 Chalifoux, Louis, |uu., blacksmith. 
 
 Charbouneau, Pierre, shoemaker. 
 
 Clarke, C, physicibn and surgeon. 
 
 Desjardins, Louit, carpenter. 
 
 Fortin, Louis D., blacksmith. 
 
 Fortin, Moise Hippolyte, blaoksmith. 
 
 Grant, John & Robert, general merchaata. 
 
 Jodoin, Joseph, bailiff. 
 
 Legault, Fdliz, farmer. 
 
 MAJORE, CHAS., Sen., J. P., postmaster, general 
 merchant and mill owner (see oard, p. 346). 
 
 Majore, Charles, jun., general merchant. 
 
 Patrice, Firmin, carpenter. 
 
 Racioot, Charles, J. P. 
 
 Racicot, Michel, hotel keeper. 
 
 Regimbal, Moi^e, bookbinder. 
 
 Taillefer, A. & P., general merol^ants. 
 
 Taillefer, J. L^, general merchant and clerk of com- 
 missioner's court. 
 
 Tiitrault, Fran9oi3, carpenter. 
 
 Thibodeau, Alphonse, carpenter. 
 
 Trottier, Toussaint, carpenter 
 
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 MONTMAONY, C. E.— Formerly called St. Thomas— A large incorporated village, situated on th« 
 Rivi6re du Loup branch of the Grand Trunk Railway, and on the south shore of the River St. Law- 
 recce, in the parish of St. Thomas and county of Montmagny, of which it is the ehf/ lieu. It has m 
 Convent, a Friars' Academy and a Literary Institute. Distant from Quebec, 86 mites. Daily maili 
 and money order office. 
 
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 Baooa, J. L., pbytioian and surgeon. 
 
 Beaubien, J. 0., physician and surgeon. 
 
 BeRumont, V., general merchant. 
 
 B^langer, Louis, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Bel'.ean, A., tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Bellsvance, M., plasterer. 
 
 Bender, A , clerk of commissioner's court. 
 
 Bernier, Qodfroid, general merchant^ 
 
 Bernier, M'llo, neneral storekeeper. 
 
 Bernier, Napol6on, general merchant. 
 
 Blais, n., livery stable keeper. 
 
 Blais, L. II., barrister and advocate. 
 
 Blais, Prudent, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Blanchette, Charles, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Blanohette, Francis, mason. 
 
 Boulanger, A., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 BouUuger, Paschal, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Boultit, Fran9ois, shoemaker. 
 
 Boulet, G , mason. 
 
 Boulet, Prudent, shoemaker. 
 
 Cantin, L., jeweller and watchmaker. 
 
 Caseautt, E., mason. 
 
 Cloutier, Theodore, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 CM&, Aotoine, general merchant. 
 
 C6ie, Madame F., grocer. 
 
 Cott', Luuis, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Coulorabc, David, grooer. 
 
 Coulombe, M'lle, hatter and ftorrier. 
 
 Coiilombe, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 Dalzil, The M'lles, milliners and dressmakers. 
 
 Deluge. Rev. F., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Dcry, Franjois, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Destiraanville, R. C, barrister and advocate. 
 
 Dion, Louis, blacksmith. 
 
 Dion, 0., blacksmith. * 
 
 Dion, Octave, hotel keeper and grocer. 
 
 Dupuis, Louis C, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Duval, .Joseph, gunsmith. 
 
 Fiselte, Abraham, flour and feed dealer. 
 
 Fisette, H., baker and confectioner. 
 
 Fisette, James, general merchant. 
 
 Fitzback, Charles, general merchant. 
 
 Fluet, F., house and sign painter. 
 
 Fournier, Frutiyois. notary public. 
 
 Fouriiier, 0., baker and confectioner. 
 
 Fournier, Jacques, hotel keeper. 
 
 Fournier, Mrs. J. B., hotel keeper. 
 
 Fournier, Louis, J. P. 
 
 Fournier, Madame V. , general storekeeper. 
 
 Qagni!, Francois, blacksmith. 
 
 Qamuohe, Pierre, plasterer. 
 
 Gauthier, Hon. Justice F. O. 
 
 Gnutliier, Jean Bte., shoemaker. 
 
 Gauthier, Narcisse, notuiy public. 
 
 Gendreau, Jean Bte., general merchant. 
 
 Gendreau, P., blacksmith. 
 
 Gendreault, Cyprien, farmer. 
 
 Gendreaux. F. H., notary pnblio. 
 
 Godreau, F., livery stable keeper. 
 
 Hamel, Jean, flour and feed dealer. 
 
 Hamelin, Rev. J. R., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Hamond, Jean, general merchant. 
 
 Joncas, Lasare, general merchant. 
 
 Laberge, Frs., cabinet maker. 
 
 Laberge, Jos., general merchant, 
 
 Lamonde, Thos., notary public. 
 
 Langlois, Madame Magloire, milliner & dress maker. 
 
 Leroioux, A., hatter and furrier. 
 
 Lemieuz, Edouard, tanner and currier. 
 
 Lemieux, Mngloire, tanner and currier. 
 
 Lupine, J. D., J. P., sheriff, registrar, notary publie, 
 
 &c., &c. 
 Lesperance, Edouard, shoemaker. 
 L<Hourneau, C, livery stable keeper. 
 Levesqne, Rev. M , Roman Catholic. 
 Lislois, Mile. Zo^, general storekeeper. 
 .Marmette, J., physician and surgeon. 
 Marticotte, Madame, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Mercier, J. Bte., carriage and waggon maker. 
 M"rcier, Jnmes, general merchant. 
 Mercier, Joseph, carriage and waggon maker. 
 M^tivier, A., mason. 
 M('!tivier, Frs., mason. 
 
 M6tivier, Frederick, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Nicol, Thomas, woollen and saw mill proprietor. 
 Oliva, J., advocate, and village m'-jor. 
 Pagean, N., house and sign paiater. 
 I'ngean, Madame, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Paquet, F., gaoler. 
 Pftquet, N., tin and coppersmith. 
 Paiton, Augustus C , flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Patton, Wm. L., saw mill proprietor. 
 Picard, P., carpenter and builder. 
 Poliquin, Charles, grocer and hotel keeper. 
 Polletto, Q., broom maker. 
 Proulx, A., blacksmith. . 
 Robin, Alexandre, shoemaker. 
 Robin, Hermcnsgilde, shoemaker. 
 Rouleau, Ignaoe, carpenter and builder. 
 Rnel, R , hatter and furrier. 
 Talbot, F. X., notary public. 
 Talbot, Godfroid, notary public. 
 T<^tu, Francois, crown land agent. 
 Theb(>rge, A., physician and surgeon. 
 Thibeautt, Francois, blacksmith. 
 Thowry, Mme. J., general storekeeper. 
 Tonoas, the Miles., milliners and dressmakers. 
 Valcourt, James, farmer. 
 
 Valine, Edouard, shoemaker & photographic artist. 
 VALL^B, J. S., postmaster, notary publio and 
 
 insurance agent. 
 Val'i^e, W. H., telegraph operator, station and 
 
 express agent. 
 
 MONTREAL, C. B.— The raotropolis of British North America, situated on a large and beautifal 
 island of the same name, about 80 miles in length by 10 miles in extreme breadth, formed by th« 
 confluence of the Ottawa and St. Lawrence Rivers, and on the north bank of the Utter. It is at th* 
 head of ocean navigation, and the foot of lake and river navigation, about 90 miles above tide water 
 and 800 miles from salt water, possessing all the advantages of a sea coast city and inland navigatioA 
 combined. It is accessible by vessels of over 1800 tons burthen, and has direct communication witk 
 London, Liverpool, Glasgow, and all foreign ports. It is the chief manufacturing city of the Provinet, 
 and many of its establishments are costly, the productions of which will compare favornbly with thott 
 of any other country. Montreal, as seen from any approach, with Mont Royal in the background, 
 together with the beautiful villas, glittering roofs and domes, tall spires and lofty towers, present, tft 
 the beholder, a va<)t, picturesque, and grand panorama. The principal streets are Great St. James, 
 Notre Dame, St. Paul, Commissioners, and MoQill. Among suoh a large number of elegant publio 
 buildings we will mention the Bonsoours Market, built at a cost of $287,800, one of the ttnest build- 
 
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 MONTREAL. 
 
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 MANUFACTURERS' & COMMISSION AGENT, 
 
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 SOLE AOBNT FOR CANADA AND THK BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN PROVINCES, FOR 
 
 J. W. PANKHDR8T. HioUy, StaSbrditbirA, Knound, 
 
 Manufactanr of Uranita, C. C. and Dipt Ware. 
 WM. BROWNriRLD, Cobridge, SUffbrdablre, 
 
 MkQuhctarer ot BtonaOhiDa, and Kartbauware. 
 LIDDLE ELLIOT k 80N, (Lata T. J. * J. Mayer,) Dalehall 
 Potter;, Longport, HtaSbrdabtra, 
 Mannraetarara of Karthanware and Pnrealain FittiDKn, con- 
 neetad with Plumbara and Braaa Fuuuders' Work, Bath 
 aud Waab-bouae Furaiture, Door Kiirnttiire, Clieuiiata', 
 Apotheauriea*, and Photograpbiata' Ware, to. 
 UAWLF.Y * Co., Volar Potteries, Longton, Staffordiihlre, 
 
 Haaufarturera of Cbina, Ae. 
 OBOIIQK JONEa, 8toke-upoii-Trant,Staffordablra, 
 
 Hanufactarar of Parian Ornamenta, Statuary, Ac. 
 WH. STUBRS, Eastwood Pottery, Ilanley, Staffordshire, 
 Manntacturar of Egyptian Blacl( Luatre, FIgurea, tc. 
 T. ft R. BOOTK, Waterloo Potterlea, Buralem, Staffnrdabire, 
 Mannfitctarar at Patented Kocauatlr Tllei fbr Ckurchea, 
 Kntranoe Halls, fte., and White Oluse Tilw (ur in and out 
 door purpoaaa, wbieh will resist the seTerest weather. 
 THE WORCESTER ROYAL PORCELAIN Co., (Umited), 
 
 Maimfaeturera of China, Royal Vitrifled Ware, Cut and En- 
 graved Table Olaaa, Qlaaa Lustrea, and Chandeliers. 
 CHARLE8 PILLIVVVT A Cii, BlanuAu^nree de Porcelainn k 
 Meimn Foeoy ft Nolrlac, 
 Et Kue Paradls, P(ilii!>nnnlere, 40 and .^0 Paris. Franor, 
 Manoflkcturers of White, Ullt and Decorated China. 
 
 FKAN/. STEIORRWALD, Mnnicfa, Bitaua, and 77 Newgate 
 Street, I^nndon, BNni,.iMj, 
 Haniifacturor of Bohumlan, and BaTiirian Colored and Ea- 
 amelied Glass Vase*, Lustres, and Oerman Cnt Flint Glaas 
 Table Wore. 
 
 HENRY LOVEKIDGE ft Co., Merridale Works, WolTarbampton, 
 SlafTordnhire, 
 ManufacturerH of Papier Mache, and .Tapaunod Triiys, Ja- 
 panned and Copper Ooal Scoops, Coal Vases, and a variety 
 of .Tapanned, Iron, and Tin Plate Qoods. 
 LEWIS WILKY. Stafford Street, Wolverbsmpton, 
 
 Manufacturer of Corkscrews, and tieneral Steel Toys. 
 
 THE WOLVERHAMPTON ELECTRO PLATE Co., Pael Street 
 Works, 
 Manufacturers of Electro Silver Plated, and Britannia Matal 
 Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, ftc. 
 
 P. ADHIIKAD, Derby House, Belper, England. 
 
 Manufacturing Chemist. 
 CHILLTNnWORTII ft SON. London, 
 Wine Merchants to Her Majusty. 
 HUSOROVK BROS.. Belfast Ireland, 
 
 Manufacturers of Iron, Stable, and Oow House Fittings, fts 
 
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 ftS" The Trade are respertfally InvitaJ to call and inspect tba 
 extensive n^lleotlnn of samples of the newest shapee and designs 
 at the Warehouse, 10 St. Nicholas Street, Montreal. 
 
 ADAMS & CO., 
 
 HANUrACTURBRS OF 
 
 CORN BROOMS & TELEGRAPH MATCHES 
 
 IMPOKTIRS AND WHOLRLALI DBALKB8 IN 
 
 ^wooiDEisr "w^K/E, b.a.sk:ets, 
 
 BLACKING, COMBS, PAPER HANGINGS AND FANCY GOODS, 
 
 DAVID'S BLOCK, 45 GREAT SAINT JAMES STREET, 
 ]fIO]VTRE/iL. 
 
 SSTA.Br.Z8XXSZ3 1843. 
 
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 CHARLES ALEXANDER, 
 
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONFECTIONER, 
 
 No. 243 NOTBE DAME STBEBT, MONTBEAL, C. E., 
 
 f MANUFACTURER OP 
 
 GUM DROPS, JUJUBE PASTE, FRENCH CREAM, CONFECTIONERIES, &c., &o. 
 CoSbe Booms open firom 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. lOB CBEAM of all kinds. 
 
 ■W. O. OHETWETT «Sb CO., 
 
 BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, PRINTERS, LITHOtlRAPHERS, &c., 
 
 17 ft 18 KINO STBBET EAST. TOBONTO, ^91 W. 
 
GENT, 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 373 
 
 S, FOR 
 
 ina 77 Newgate 
 
 Colored and En- 
 I Cnt Flint Qlais 
 
 tVolreriuunptoa, 
 
 nnod Trsyii, J«. 
 m, Md s variety 
 
 m, 
 
 t««I Toys. 
 
 Co., Peel Street 
 Britannia Metal 
 Dd. 
 
 ise FltUngs, io 
 
 and innpeet tba 
 pm and daalgni 
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 HES 
 
 }OODS, 
 
 VER, 
 
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 ings on the oonticent, th» Court House, oosting $296,569, the French Cathedr*!, the Bank of Mon- 
 treal, Bank of British North Americit, the Custom (louse, MoGill College, Jesuit College, Post Office, 
 St. George's and many other churches, all ornaments to the city. The hotels compare favourably with 
 any other city on this side of the Atlantic ; those most worthy of notice being the St. Lawrence Hall, 
 by Mr. Hogan, long and favourably known to the travelling public ; the Donnegana, St. Julien i 
 McKeogh, proprietors; and the Ottawa, Mr. Browning, proprietor; all first class hotels, and many 
 more, which we have not the space to mention. The city is well ligbte I with gas, and the water works 
 are almost unequalled. The water is drawn from the St. Lawrence about a mile and a half above the 
 T>aohine Rapids, and through an open canal led into a basin, from which it is forced to the reservoir 
 upon the brow of the mountain, several hundred feet above the level of the city. The harbour and 
 basin are good and safe, and capable of enlargement to almost any extent to accommodate the future 
 wants of the city. The wharves, between one aod two miles in length, are surmounted with a massive 
 stone wall, upon the heights of which are a promenade and wide street, affording an excellent view of 
 the river and shipping. There are numerous inclined planes frum the wtiarves to the street above, 
 by which csrriages ascend and descend, and the whole for appearance, cleanliness ami commodiousness, 
 is unexcelled by any port on the continent. From Point St. Charles, at the head of the harbour, to St. 
 Lambert, on the opposite side of the river, a distance of about two miles, has been built the Victoria 
 Bridge, unsurpassed by any other structure of the kind in the world. It has two long abutments and 
 twenty-four piers of solid stone masonry. The bridge is built of iron, on the tubular principle, and 
 makes a complete line of railway from Sarnia, on the St. Clair River, in the extreme western section 
 of the province, to Portland, Maine, giving Montreal an unbroken railway communication of over 
 1,100 miles in length, with numerous tributaries and connections. The trains of the Grand Trunk 
 Railway leave Montreal daily for all points, both ways, on the line in Canada and the United States. 
 A line of splendid steamers ply weekly between Montreal and Liverpool, carrying the mails, in sum- 
 mer; and between Liverpool and Portland semi-monthly in winter. In the season of navigation 
 steamers ply daily from Montreal to all the principal towns and cities in the province situated on the 
 lakes and rivers. Montreal is distant from Liverpool, 2,750 miles; Quebec, 180 miles; Kingston, 
 173 miles ; from Toronto, 333 miles ; Ottawa, 120 mites ; Portland, >92 miles; New York, 400 miles ; 
 and from Boston, 834 miles. Population about 110,000. 
 
 Abbott, Misses, ladies' seminary, 16 St. Ann. 
 
 Abbott, Wm., millitary trimmings, 309 St. Paul. 
 
 Abbott & Dorman, advocates, 26 Little St. James. 
 
 Academic St. Marie, Craig. 
 
 Academy for Young Ladies, Congregational Nuns, 
 St. Denis cor. Lagaucheti^re. 
 
 Ackerman, Alexander,' grocer, Vitre, cor. St. Charles 
 Borrom<^e. 
 
 Acton, George, grocer, 68 and 60 St. Maurice. 
 
 Adams, A. & A. B,, hardware merchants, 71, St. 
 Lawrence Main. 
 
 Adams, Charles, J. T., gilder, St. John. 
 
 ADAMS, FRANCIS, seal and copper engraver, St. 
 Peter, between Great St. James and Craig. 
 
 Adams, James D., grocer, 161 St. Lawrence, Main. 
 
 Adams, Robert, importer of dry goods and commis- 
 sion raerch%ut, 256 and 257 St. Pad. 
 
 Adams, Robert, turnkey at Jail. 
 
 Adams, Wm., merchant tailor, 4 Great St. James. 
 
 ADAMS & CO., manufacturers of corn brooms and 
 telegraph matches, and dealers in wooden ware, 
 
 Saper hangings, fancy goods, Ac, 45 Great St. 
 ames (see curd, p. 872). 
 
 Adjutant General's department, J. Connelly, Depu- 
 ty Adjutant General, office, Craig near St. Deui^j. 
 
 Advocate's Library, A. S. Deliste, librarian. Court 
 House, Notre Dame. 
 
 .£tna Insurance Company, Hartford, Connecticut, 
 Robert Wood, general agent for Canada, 62 St. 
 Francois Xavier. 
 
 Agnew, J. M., dancing academy, 12 Great St. James. 
 
 AGNEW, S. A., jeweller, 202 Notre Dame. 
 
 Aikins, David, grocery, St. Mary. 
 
 Ainslle, JohnG., blacksmith, Laoroix and St. Mary. 
 
 Aird, John, tavern keeper, 6 Water. 
 
 Aitchison, Robert, ship carpenter, 17 Dalhousie. 
 
 Aitken, Samuel M., auctioneer and commission mer- 
 chant, 61 St. Francois Xitvier 
 
 Aitken, John k Co., manufacturers of gentlemen's 
 shirts, ladies' underclothing, baby linens, Jto., 211 
 and 213 Notre Dame. 
 
 Aitkin ft Morrison, plasterers, 88, George. 
 
 AIKIN & KIRKPATRICK, commission merchants, 
 
 98| Foundling. 
 Alarie, Jean, grocer, 31 Mountain. 
 ALBERT SALOON, Thomas Duyer, proprietor, 31 
 
 St. Paul. 
 Albion Hotel, Decker & Co., proprietors, St. Paul. 
 ALEXANDER, CHARLES, wholesale and retail 
 
 confectioner, 243 Notre Dame (see card, p. 872). 
 Alexander, Rev. John, pastor First Baptist Church, 
 
 18 Monique. 
 Allaire, T. A., furniture dealer, 172 St. Joseph. 
 ALLAN, HUGH, president Montreal Telegraph Co. 
 Allan, James, wood dealer, 62 Craig. 
 Allan, John, barber and hairdresser, 84 Great St. 
 
 James. 
 Allan, Mrs. J., milliner, 215 Notre Dame. 
 Allan, W. B., collector, 44 St. Simon. 
 Allan, H. & A., agents for the Montreal Ocean Steam- 
 ship Company ; office, cor. of Hugh and Common. 
 Allard, Je<tn Bte., tobacconist, 144 St. Lawrence 
 
 Main. 
 Allen, Wm., chair factory, St. Gabriel Locks. 
 Alloway, Arthur M., veterinary surgeon, 22 to 26 
 
 Cdt6. 
 Almour, Wm baker, 42 St. Joseph. 
 ALPORT, W.VL8H & CO., brokers and general com- 
 mission agents in produce, stocks, &c., 28 St. 
 
 Sacrament. 
 Amary, A. C, manufncturer and dealer in feather 
 
 plumes, &c., 210 St. Paul. 
 American House, Hiram Edson, proprietor, St. 
 
 Henry. 
 American Consul General for British North America, 
 
 Hon J. R. Gid lings; Vioe-Consul, J. W. Howes, 
 
 9 Great St Jnmes. 
 AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY, D. T. Irish, 
 
 agent, 4 Place d'Armes. 
 Amesse, Benjamin, grocer, 166 St. Charles Borrom<^e. 
 Amos, A., wliolesale importer and dealer in leather, 
 
 17 St. Peter. 
 Anchor Line of Ocean Steamships, G. k D. Shaw, 
 
 agents, Royal Insurance Buildings. 
 
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 W. C, CUEWETT A CO., BOOKSELLERS, PRINTERS, STATIONERS, Ac, KINO ST., TORONTO. 
 
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 MONTREAL. 
 
 ADDISON AVERY, 
 
 No. 38 ST. FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET, MONTREAL, 
 
 I would call tbe attention of my correapondenta and others to the advantage of aending Qoods into 
 Canada while exchange iH high, which in ordinai-y times remain in the States. I have been selling such 
 Qoods for several months with highly satisfactory results to shippers. I am ready at any time to give infor- 
 mation in regard to prices actually obtainable for any kind of Qoods from the States, as well as to give 
 prices, from offers, of Qrain and other Canadian Products. 
 
 ADDISON AVERy. 
 
 EXCHANGE TABLES. 
 
 Oold (or Canada Currency) and United States Current Fands. 
 
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 0. F. 
 
 Gold 
 
 C. V. 
 
 GOID 
 
 C. F. 
 
 GOID 
 
 C. F. 
 
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 C. F. 
 
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 Pbimich. 
 
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 DisconwT. 
 
 PRmiUM. 
 
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 PRKMIt'lI. 
 
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 21 
 
 17.35,6 
 
 41 
 
 29.07,8 
 
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 37.88,8 
 
 81 
 
 44.75,1 
 
 2 
 
 1.90,1 
 
 22 
 
 18.08,3 
 
 42 
 
 20.57,7 
 
 62 
 
 88.27,1 
 
 82 
 
 45.06,6 
 
 8 
 
 2.91,8 
 
 23 
 
 18.69,0 
 
 43 
 
 30.07,0 
 
 63 
 
 38.66,0 
 
 83 
 
 46.36,5 
 
 4 
 
 3.84,6 
 
 24 
 
 19.86,6 
 
 44 
 
 30.55,0 
 
 64 
 
 39.02,4 
 
 84 
 
 45.66,2 
 
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 4.76,7 
 
 25 
 
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 31.03,4 
 
 65 
 
 39.39,4 
 
 86 
 
 45.94,6 
 
 6 
 
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 39.76,9 
 
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 46.23,7 
 
 7 
 
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 21.26,9 
 
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 31.97,8 
 
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 40.12,0 
 
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 8 
 
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 32.43,2 
 
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 40.47,6 
 
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 46.80,9 
 
 9 
 
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 22.48,0 
 
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 40.82,8 
 
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 47.09,0 
 
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 9.09,1 
 
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 23.07,7 
 
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 33.33,8 
 
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 41.17,6 
 
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 47.86,8 
 
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 9.90,9 
 
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 23.06,4 
 
 61 
 
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 41 '62,0 
 
 81 
 
 47.64,4 
 
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 10.71,4 
 
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 24.24.2 
 
 62 
 
 34.21,1 
 
 72 
 
 41.86,0 
 
 92 
 
 47.91,7 
 
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 11.50,6 
 
 83 
 
 24.81,2 
 
 63 
 
 34.64,0 
 
 73 
 
 42.19,7 
 
 93 
 
 48.18,7 
 
 14 
 
 12.28,0 
 
 34 
 
 25.37,3 
 
 54 
 
 36.06,6 
 
 74 
 
 42.52,9 
 
 94 
 
 48.46.4 
 
 16 
 
 13.04,3 
 
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 : 25.92,6 
 
 66 
 
 36.48,4 
 
 76 
 
 42.86.0 
 
 85 
 
 48.71,8 
 
 ; 16 
 
 13.79,8 
 
 36 
 
 26.47,0 
 
 66 
 
 86 89,7 
 
 76 
 
 43.18,2 
 
 96 
 
 48.98,0 
 
 17 
 
 14.63,0 
 
 37 
 
 27,00,7 
 
 67 
 
 86.30,6 
 
 77 
 
 48.60,8 
 
 97 
 
 49.23,8 
 
 18 
 
 16.25,4 
 
 38 
 
 27.68,6 
 
 68 
 
 86.70,9 
 
 78 
 
 48.82,0 
 
 98 
 
 49.49,5 
 
 19 
 
 16.96,6 
 
 39 
 
 28.06,7 
 
 69 
 
 87.10,7 
 
 79 
 
 44.18,4 
 
 99 
 
 49.74,9 
 
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 16.66,0 
 
 40 
 
 28.6V,1 
 
 60 
 
 87.60,0 
 
 80 
 
 44.44.4 
 
 100 
 
 60.00,0 
 
 W. 0. CUKWETT <k CO., PUBHailERS "CANADIAN ALM/VAC." KINQ ST., TORONTO, 
 
SAL, 
 
 ng Qoods into 
 1 selling such 
 9 to give infor- 
 rell as to give 
 
 AVERy. 
 
 Is. 
 
 44.75,1 
 45.06,G 
 46.36,6 
 45.65,2 
 46.94,6 
 46.23,7 
 46.62,4 
 46.80,9 
 47.09,0 
 47.86,8 
 47.64,4 
 47.91,7 
 48.18,7 
 48.46,4 
 48.71,8 
 48.98,0 
 49.23,8 
 49.40,5 
 49.74,9 
 60.00,0 
 
 )RONTO, 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 876 
 
 InileraoD, Georg*, teacher of maiie and dealer in 
 {liano- fortes, 108 St. Antoine. 
 
 Aii'lereon, H., boot and ahoemaker, 19 St. Mary. 
 
 Anderaon, Jaa. M., professor of classics and mathe- 
 matics, 60 St. Joseph. 
 
 Anderson, Lewis, fruit dealer, 89 Craig. 
 
 Anderson. Richard, dealer in groceries and pro- 
 visions, corner St. Henrj and St. Maarice. 
 
 Anderson, Rob't, merchant, 48 St. Francois Xavier. 
 
 ANDERSON, T. B., president Bank of Moatrcul ; 
 office, Liverpool and London Buildings. 
 
 Anderson, Wm., grocer, St. Paul, opposite Bonse- 
 oonrs Market. 
 
 Anderson, Wm., soda water, &o., St. Mary. 
 
 Andrew, Joseph, builder, 19 St. Constant. 
 
 Andrews, H. 0., advocate, 81 Little St. James. 
 
 Andrews, MissE. R., teacher of mnaio, 17 Sanguinet. 
 
 Andrews, Wm. & Co., woollen raanufaoturers of 
 Leeds, England, 1 Union Buildings. 
 
 Anger, A. A., letter-carrier, Post Office. 
 
 Angers, E. D. , boots and shoes wholesale^and retail, 
 ii05 Notre Dame. 
 
 Angus & Logan, wholesale paper and stationery im- 
 porters, printing and wrapping paper manu.Ho- 
 turers, 206 St. Paul* 
 
 ANSELL, D. A., (agent for A. Ansell) manufacturer 
 and exporter of foreign goods, 28 St. Peter. 
 
 Ant, Cbristopbersen & Co., ship-brokers ond com- 
 miseion merchants, opposite Royal Insurance 
 Buildings. 
 
 Apothecaries' Hall, Lamplongh & Campbell, pro- 
 prietors. 
 
 Appleton, T., builder, rear 74 St, Denis. 
 
 Arcand, Rev. M., Roman, Catholic, Tannery West. 
 
 Arcbambault, Alezauder, saddle and harness maker, 
 80 Jacques Cartier Square. 
 
 Arohambault, Amable, notary public, 6 St. Urbain. 
 
 Arcbambault, Andri^, grocer and baker, 94 St. 
 Catharine. 
 
 ARCHAMBAULT, C, advocate, 8! St. Vincent. 
 
 Aro.bnmbault, Dieudonn^, physician, 9 Mountain. 
 
 Archnmbault Franfois, grocer, 96 Dorchester. 
 
 ARCHAMBAULT, JOSEPH, book-keeper, Done- 
 gana Hotel, Notre Dame. 
 
 Arcbambault, Lonis, trader, 44 Campeau. 
 
 Arohumbault, M., eating house, St. Paul, opposite 
 Market. 
 
 Archnmbault, Olivier, baker, 180 Visitation. 
 
 Arcbambault, U. E., principal, Montreal Catholic 
 Commercial Academy. 
 
 ARCHER, LABELLE & CO., produce and oom- 
 mififion morohants, 96 Port, near Common (see 
 card, p. 876). 
 
 Arcouet, Cassimir, music teacher, 20 St. Urbain. 
 
 Ardouin, Louis, baker, 2H St. Mary. 
 
 Armand, Francois, grocer, 158 Sanguinot. 
 
 Armour, Wm., baker, 42 St. Joseph. 
 
 Armstcad, Wm., barber, Donegana Hotel. 
 
 ArmHtrong Francis, baker, 10 Durham. 
 
 ARMSTRONG, UEORQE, cabinet maker, uphol- 
 sterer and undertaker, agent for Fisk's patent 
 metallic burial canes, corner Haymarket Square 
 and Craig (see card, p. 876). 
 
 ARMSTRONG, WILLIAM, wine and spirit mer- 
 chant, wholesale and retail, 120 Notre Dame, op- 
 posite Court house (see card, p. 876). 
 
 Armstrong, Wm., wood merchant, 229 St. Mary. 
 
 Army Medical Office, H. M. Muir, M. D., C. B., In- 
 spector General, 64 Notre Dame. 
 
 Arnold, C. W., clerk Bank of Toronto, 9 Great St. 
 JamiB. 
 
 Arnold, (leieklah, school teacher, 45 Panet. 
 
 Amott, Janei, iron founder, 72 Ann. 
 Amton, John J., auctioneer and commission mer- 
 chant, 46 ft 47 St. Francois Xavier. 
 ARTHUR, ALEX., ag'-it for Messrs. Jonas Brook 
 
 & Bros.; thread miinufacturers, office, 4 Custom 
 
 House Square (see card, p. 884.) 
 Arthur, James F., manufacturer of ladies mantles, 
 cloaks, furnishings, boys clothing, hosiery, &o., 
 280 St. Paul. 
 Ascher, J. G., advocate, 14 Little St. James. 
 Asoher & Co , importers of watches, .iewellry, plated 
 
 ware and every description of fancy goods, 19 
 
 Little St. Joseph. 
 Ash, J., furrier, dyer and cleaner of furs, 98 St. 
 
 Joseph. 
 Ash, John, carpenter and repairer of furniture, 60 
 
 St. Peter. 
 Ashes Inspection Store, Dyde & Major, inspectors, 
 
 8 College. 
 Ashton, J. P., hatter and furrier, 95 Mountain. 
 Ashwortb, Mrs., matron of Christ Church Home, 18 
 
 Aylmer. 
 Asile de St. Vincent de Paul, 30 Visitation. 
 Aspin, Wm., butcher, 62 St. Anns Maraet. 
 Atcheson, R. S., manager. Trust and Loan Company 
 
 of Upper Canada, Fran9ois Xavier, corner Great 
 
 St. James. 
 Atkinson, Mrs. C, grocery. 62 Wellington. 
 ATWATER, E. & CO., oil, lead and color mer- 
 chants, also varnish manufacturers, importers of 
 
 glass, &o., 12 & 14 St. Nicholas (see card, p. 876.) 
 Aubertin, Louis, undertaker, Cadieus. 
 Aubry, C. B., baker, 58 St. Joseph. 
 Aucht'jrlonie, A. J., importer of laces, ic, 212 
 
 Notre Danie. 
 Auelaiie, Narcisse, baker, 1 St. Sophie. 
 Auclairc, Narcisse, mason, St. Constant. 
 Auger, On^sime, grocer, 36 St. Maurice. 
 Auld, Alexander, agent, 2 Richmond Square. 
 Auldjo, Louis, stock and produce broker, Guy, near 
 
 St. Antoine. 
 AuAem, Joseph, notary public, 22 Great St. James. 
 Austin, W., M.D., deputy inspector general of hos- 
 
 pit«ls. 
 Autbury, A., butcher, St. Gabriel Market. 
 AVERY, ADDISON, produce broker, 38 St. Fran- 
 
 5018, Xavier (see card, p. 874). 
 Aylwin, Hon. Thomas C, judge of court of B. R. 
 Aymong, S., barber, &o., 40 St Mary. 
 BABBITT, J. C, general ticket agent of the Vermont 
 
 Central, Rutland and Burlington Railroad, office, 
 
 67 Commissioners. 
 Baccerini, G. & Co., importers of marble and ala- 
 baster, Hculptures, Notie Darae, cor. St. Gabriel. 
 Bachlaw, Heury W., baker, 87 St. Maurice. 
 Bttdeaux, P. B., 18 Notre Dame. 
 BADENACII, T. & CO., importers of and dealers in 
 
 hardware, house furnishingg, curtains, damasks 
 
 and trimings, &o., 47 Great St, James (see card, 
 
 p. 876). 
 Bader, Mrs. Geo., fruit dealer, 3 Radegonde. 
 Badger, F. 11., operator Fire Alarm Telegraph, 182 
 
 St. Catharine. 
 Badgley, Hon. Wm., judge of superior court, I St. 
 
 Sophie. 
 Bagg, Stanley C, J. P., Fairmont Villa, Sherbrooke. 
 Bailey, Geo. P., engraver, letter cutter and die 
 
 sinker, St. John, near St. James. 
 Bailey, H., assistant manager Grand Trunk Railway. 
 
 Point St. Charles. 
 Bailey, Miss Jane, dressmaker, 16 St. Genevieve. 
 Bailey, John, contractor, 78 Murray. 
 
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 FLOUR, GRAIN, AND PROVISION MERCHANTS, 
 
 96 PORT STREET, MONTREAL. 
 
 A^RCHER, LE DUO & CO.. 
 
 GILLESPIE'S WHABF. QUEBEC; 
 
 RirBBMOM :— HoMBLB. LOUIS RENAUD, Montreal; H. STARNES, Esq., M»ii»ger Ontario Bank; 
 V. VEZ[NA, Esq., Cashier La Banque Nationale, Qaebeo. 
 
 G. ABMSTBONG, 
 
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 120 NOTBE DAME 8TBEET, liONTBEAL. 
 
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 FAVOURITE "STAR" AND "DIAMOND STAR" GERMAN SHEET WINDOW GUSS. 
 
 AGENTS FOR THE FLOREFFE PLATE GLASS COMPANT, 
 
 AND MABCrAOTUBBBS Or 
 
 TURPENTINE AND BENZINE VARNISHES, OF ALL QUALITIES. 
 
 No8. 12 b 14 ST. NICHOLAS STBEET. MONTBEAL, 
 
 KDWIN ATWATEB. 
 
 BBNBT W. ATWATBB. 
 
 T. BADENACH & CO., 
 
 IMFOBTBBS OF AND DBAIBBS IK 
 
 HAIiDWARE AND HOUSE FDENMS76S. 
 
 CURTAIN DAMASK, AND TRIMMINGS, &c. 
 
 MOMTREAli. 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT <fc CO., PRINTERS, LITHOGRAPHERS, Ac, KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 
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 BnUargeon, Joseph, grooar, Ptnet, eor. Donkaator. 
 BaillargMD, V., eterk Post CMHos. 
 Baillie, Charles, plumbar and gasfltter, 8 Craig. 
 Baillie, James ft Co., importers and dealers in dry 
 
 goods, 248 St Paul. 
 Bsin, James, milliner and dressmaker, 11 ft 18 St. 
 
 Joseph. 
 Baird, James, tinsmith and ga<)fitter, 96 Wellingtoo. 
 Baker, Jas., plasterer, 7 St. Justin. 
 BAKIB, DONALD ft CO, wholesale wine and 
 
 spirit merchants, comer Craig and Bleary. 
 Balchin, Mrs. E., saloon, comer Notre Dame and 
 
 Jacques Cartier Square. 
 Balfour, Robert, grocer, 394 Laganohetidre. 
 Ball, Robert, mason, 87 Papineau Road. 
 Ballantyne, R., blacksmith, 21 Bisson. 
 Ballard, James R., commissariat, 26 Balmoral. 
 Ballard, John, commissariat, 99 Amherst. 
 Bancroft, Rer. Charles, D.D., 24 Berri. 
 Bancroft, Edward Isaac, city express office, 43 
 
 Great St. James. 
 BANGS, J. L. & CO., sewing maehines and sewing 
 
 machine findings, 3 Place d'Armes Hill. 
 BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, A. C, 
 
 Hooper, manager, 16 Great St. James. 
 BAN!: OF MONTREAL, E. H. King, manager ; 
 
 J. N. Trarers, assistant manager. Great St. James. 
 BANK OF TORONTO, A. Monro, agent, 9 Great 
 
 St. James. 
 BANK OP UPPER CANADA, E. T. Taylor, mana- 
 ger, 66 Great St. James. 
 BANQUE DU PEUPLE, B. H. Lemoine, cashier, 1 
 
 Great St. James. 
 BANQUE JACQUES CARTIER, H. Goti6, cashier, 
 
 19 Great St. James. 
 Barbean, E. J., actuary, Montreal City and District 
 
 Savings Bank, 4 Great St. James. 
 Barbeau, Joseph, contractor, 139 Sanguinet. 
 Barbean, Mazime, turner, 16 Vitr<>. 
 Barbeau, Thomas, grocer, 192 St. Lawrence Main. 
 Barber, Alfred A., agent for English hardware 
 
 houses, 14 St Sacrament. 
 Barber, Nathaniel, sen., engrarer, St. Dominique, 
 
 near Sherbrooke. 
 Barber, N. W., jun., engraver, St. Dominique, near 
 
 Sherbrooke. 
 Barclay, Wm., founder. 41 Queen, Griffintown. 
 Baril, P. V., nannfaoturer of metal plates for signs, 
 
 8} Campeau. 
 Barlow, E., locksmith, 44 St. Joseph. 
 Barlow, John T., carpenter, 172 Dorchester. 
 Barlow, Robert, surveyor, 26 Perthins. 
 BARLOW, SAMUEL, bellows manufacturer, 88 St. 
 
 Mary (see card, p. 878). 
 Barnard, Edmund, advocate, 177 Ciaig. 
 Barnard, J. F., superintendent Montreal and Cham- 
 plain Railroad. 
 Barnard, Joseph, chemist, 6 Bleury. 
 Bamby, Fred., professor of music, 22 St. Constant. 
 Barnes, Edward, wire cage maker, 36 Notre Dame. 
 Dames, Edward & Co., grocers, St. Lawrence Main, 
 
 near Sherbrooke. 
 Barnett, Miss Catharine, hats and caps, 100 St 
 
 Lawrence Main. 
 Barnett, Napoleon, plasterer, 90 St. Dominique. 
 Barnett, Peter, grocer, German, cor. St. Catherine. 
 Barnett, John ft Son, jewellers, Notre Dame, corner 
 
 St. Claude. 
 Barnjum, F. S., artist, 7 Torrance Terrace. 
 Barr, Henry, barber, 124 St Lawrence Main. 
 Barette & I'^iee, wholesAle and retail staple and 
 
 fancy dry goods merchants, 136 Notre Da* . 
 
 Barrett Byron S., agent, 62 Bona venture. 
 
 BARRINGTON, GEORGE, mannfaetnrer and whole- 
 sale and reuil dealer in trunks, bellows, carpet 
 bags, valisea, Ac, 249 Notre Dame (see card, p. 
 878). 
 
 Barry, Mrs. Annie, cane worker, 114 Commissioners. 
 
 BARRY, THOS., officer of customs, stotioa Canal ; 
 office, 2 Grey Nun. 
 
 Barsalou, Joseph, president Canadian Rubber Co. 
 
 Barsalou, 0»car, merchant, 50 Craig. 
 
 Barthiaume, N , saloon, St. Paul. ^ 
 
 Bartlett, Rev. T. H., chaplain to (he forces, Craig, 
 opposite Viger Square. 
 
 Bartley, W. P. ft Co., proprietors St. Lawrenet 
 Engine Works, S. S. Canal. 
 
 Barton, John C, book-keeper for Gibb & Company, 
 merchant tailors, 18 Great St. James. 
 
 Bastian, Thomas, manufacturer and dealer in boots 
 and ihoes, corner Place d'Armes and Notre Dame. 
 
 Bastion, Edmund, furrier, 118 St. Urbain. 
 
 Bostien, Edward, grain dealer, 76 Wolfe. 
 
 Bastion, Maiime, cooper, 99 Dorchester. 
 
 Bastion, Noel, grocer, 42 St. Catharine. 
 
 Bates, J., sen., sberifTs nflioe, 61 Little St. James. 
 
 Bates, Thomas, bailiff, 130 St. Constant 
 
 Bates, W., tailor, Craig. 
 
 BATES, J. ft W. A., advocates, 61 Little St. .Tames. 
 
 Batsford, Richard, stone and metal seal engraver, 
 18 Great St James. 
 
 Battle, M. J., cooper, St. Peter near Notre Dame. 
 
 Bauden, Henry, butcher, 26 St. Anns Market. 
 
 Bauden, John, butcher, 13 St. Anns Market 
 
 Bauden, Joseph, butcher, 8 Bonsecours Market 
 
 Bauderi, Wm., butcher, 27 St. Anns Market. 
 
 Baudry, Joseph X., physician, 16} Visitation. 
 
 Bauman, Mrs. S., mill'ner, 110 St. Antoine. 
 
 Bftuman, H., commission merchant 110 St. Antoine. 
 
 Bawden, P., brickmaker, Hochclaga, near Toll Gate. 
 
 Baume, Andre, tinsmith, 81 St Joseph. 
 
 BAYLIS, JAMES, wholesale and retail earpet and 
 floor oil cloth warehouse, 74 Great St. James 
 (see card, opposite Index to cities, towns, &c.) 
 
 Baynes, Donald, president of University Pbilhar- 
 monie Society, McGill College. 
 
 Baynes, W. C., B.A., secretary MoGill University. 
 
 Basin, Jas. A., surgeon dentist, 39 Great St. James. , 
 
 Basinet, A., manufacturer and dealer in bats, caps, 
 and furs, corner Notre Dame and St. Vincent. 
 
 Batinet, F61ix, chair maker, St. Margaret Tannery, 
 west. 
 
 Basinet, Isidore, grocer, 1 Barr<>. 
 
 BEAK, I ft CO., New York Branch Dye Works, 204 
 Notre Dame. 
 
 BEARD, J. 0. ft CO., coal and commission mer- 
 chants and stove manufacturers ; office, comer 
 McGill ft Wellington ; store, 76 Groat St. James. 
 
 Beard ft Charland, groceries, fruit and confectionery, 
 26 St. Lawrence Main. 
 
 Beardow, Stephen, bailiff, 87 St Lewis. 
 
 Beau, Chas., French cook and boarding, 129 Craig. 
 
 Beaubarge, L., carpenter, 101 Sanguinet. 
 
 Beaubien, Peter, physician, 83 St. Francois Xavier. 
 
 Beaucaire, Franfois, undertaker, 263 Mignonne. 
 
 Beancaire, T<ouis, batcher, 27 St Antoine Market 
 
 Beauchamp, Aim6, wood dealer. 18 Borromoe. 
 
 Beauohamp, David, grocery, 20} Craig. 
 
 Beauchamp, Eraste, cabinetmaker, 186 Visitation. 
 
 Beauohamp, Btienne, grooer, 289 St Lawrenc* 
 Main. 
 
 Beauchamp, Francois X., wood and stone dealer, 
 C6te St Louis, Mile End. 
 
 Beauohamp, Isaie, joiner, 178 St. Dominique. 
 
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 Predication, Droit, M<'-Jeoine, Ac, Ac, LiTrea de RZ-oompense de tous. Genres et de tous prix Fournitures 
 d'Eooles et de Bureaux de toute espiioe. P»pler, Eti?eloppea, Euore, Plumes, &o., &o. ; Imftges dc toutei 
 ■ortes et do toutes Grandeurs, Litres Blanos <'e toute desoriptioi. toujoors en mains et faits A demande et 
 an goiit des aobeteura. Touie espi^se de relieures executi-es sous court aris, aveo 616zanoe et solidit<! sous 
 la surveillance de M. Beauchemin lui-RM^me. ' 
 
 M. M. B. & V. se chargent A des conditions tr^s-liberales de toute importation de France, Je Belirique 
 et des Ktats-Uais ; ils se ohargent, aussi de diterses impressions, telles que t<?te8 de oomptes t«5te8 do Reffis- 
 tres, Blanos de Billots et dc Re^us, Afliobes, Circulaires, &c., &c. 
 
 Une remise libArale est acoordoe aux Marohands, aux Maisons d'Eduoation et d toutes les pcrsonnea 
 achetant au comptant pour un certain moutant. 
 
 8. 8. BARLOW", 
 
 BELLOWS MANUFACTURER, 
 
 (8UCCK880R TO CHARLES LINLBV,) 
 
 88 ST. I^^-AH'Sr STREET, 
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 BELLOWS AND OH^ CARPET BAGS, 
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 WEST END GROCERY AND FINNAN HADDIE DEPOT. 
 
 HENRY J. BENALLACK, 
 
 General Dealer in Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Spices, Sauces, Pickles, Potted Meats, Pastes, Fru'ts, Preserves, &o. 
 Also, Wines, Liquors, Groceries, Syrups, Tobaccos, Provisions, Pails, Brooms, MatP, Dusters, &o. 
 Sole Agent for Sharp's celebrated Finnan Baddies, Smoked Mackerel, Halibut, Salmon, &c. &c.*^f 
 
 VICTORIA SQUARE, MONTREAL. 
 
 BENNT, MACPHERSOK & Co., 
 
 IMPOBTIRS or 
 
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 mOlVTREAL. 
 
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 ^tah lUcrtjjant anb ^wjorttr of ^ritis^ anb %mtntM §x^ (SoQh, 
 
 ALSO, CI/X3K8, WATCH R8. CLOCK TRTMMINag, JKWKLRY AND FANCY OOODH; MITSIOAL IN8TROMKNT8. OKRMA!f 
 
 AND AMKRICAN TOYS, PBRFORATKD KMBROIDBRT, BMBR01DKKY OOTTONS, LADIK8' PAD8, H0LL8 
 
 AND FHIZKTTHS, CHAIR AND BKIBT 0ANK8, INDIA RDBBKR QOODB, *o., Ac., WHOLKSALR. 
 
 334 ST. PAUL STREET, CORNER CUSTOM HOUSE SQUARE, MONTREAL. 
 
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 Beaucbamp , J., batohor, 18 BonsoconrB Market. 
 Beaucbamp, Joseph, nail maker, 3 St. F^lix. 
 Beaucbamp, Mrs. F. X., dresamaker, 810 Lagaa- 
 
 ehetii\re 
 Beanchamp & Lanotot, poultry dealera, 15 Bonse- 
 
 courR Market. 
 BEAI'CHEMIN, C. 0. & VAL0I8, importers and 
 
 wholesale bookscllerEi, bookbiodera, &c., &o., 127 
 
 St. Paul (see card, p. 378). 
 Beaudin, Obarles, butcher, 2 St. Antuine Market. 
 Beaudoin, J., hutcbor, 30 BonseoourH Market. 
 Beaudoin, Lt'Cin, barber, St. Lawrence Hall. 
 Beaudiiin, MiasO., dressmaker, 135 Amherst. 
 Beaudoin, Mrs. F., fruit dealer, 143 St. Lawrence 
 
 Main. 
 Beaudoin, Tous<inint, butcher, 8 St. Anns Market. 
 Beaudreau & DuTal, MiHses, school teachers, 04 
 
 Montcalm. 
 Bcaudrcault, Cyriao, agent, 101 Lagauchetit^re. 
 Beaudry, Charles, tobacconist, 207 St. Dominiqae. 
 Beaadry, D. N., secretary Richelieu Company Royal 
 
 Mail Line, 29 Commissioners. 
 Beaudry, K. E., importer of jewellery and plate, 
 
 French and German toys, perfumery, &o., corner 
 
 St. Vincent nnd Notre Dame. 
 Beaudry, E. N., merchant tailor, 11 St. Lawrence 
 
 Main. 
 Beaudry. F. X., grocer, 200 St. Joseph. 
 Beaudry, J. N., secretary and treasurer Richelieu 
 
 Navigation Company, 80 Visitation, 
 Beaudry, Jacques, notary, 69^ Montcalm. 
 Beaudry, Jean L., mayor and harbor commissioner. 
 . Beaudry, Joseph, importer of staple and dry goods, 
 
 184 Notre Dame. 
 Beaudry, Louis, managing director Montreal New 
 
 City Gas Company, corner St. Qabriel and Little 
 
 St. James. 
 Beaudry, N., manufacturer of jewellry, 26 St. Gab- 
 riel. 
 Beautiold, R., notary, 36 Little St. James. 
 Beaulieu, Elie, clerk of St. Lawrence Market. 
 Beaulieu, Joseph, grocer, 164 Sanguinet, 
 Beaune, Andre, furrier, 6 St. Margaret. 
 Beauprit, J., eating house, St. Paul, opposite Bon- 
 
 aeuours Market. 
 Beohard, Auguste, librarian and assistant editor Le 
 
 Journal de L'Instruction Publique, Tannery, west. 
 Beck, George C, pork butcher, inspector, near 
 
 Chnboillez Square. 
 Becker, A., produce and commi.asion merchant, cus- 
 tom house and forwarding agent, corner Custom 
 
 House Square and Commissioners. 
 BECKb)T, J. C, steam book and job printing estab- 
 lishment and bookbinding, 38 Great St. James. 
 Beckler, Charles, butcher, 20 Queen, 
 Bedwell, Charles R., advocate, 51 Little St. James. 
 Beers, J., cabinet maker, 24 St. Urbain. 
 Beers, J. C, oitjr assessor, 29 Aylmer. 
 Beers, Wm O., dentist, 29 Aylmer. 
 Begg, Wra., commission merchant and shipping 
 
 B^ent, corner McGill and William. 
 B6laire, Adolphe, merchant, 141 Bonaventure. 
 Belangcr, A., cahiui . maker and upholsterer, 57 
 
 St. L'lwrunoe Main. 
 B6langer, Jean M., saddler, 17 St. Margaret. 
 B^langer, Joseph, potash manufacturer. Cote St. 
 
 Louis. 
 B^langer, Mrs. Jean Rte., tinsmith, 77 College. 
 Bdlanger, Rev. M , director of St. Antoine Asylum, 
 
 Labelle, near Dorchester. 
 B^langer & Michaud, flour merchants, 150 St. Law- 
 rence Main. 
 
 B«'!langer & Detnoyers, advocates, 6 Little St. James. 
 
 Beleveau, Aimi;, hotel keeper, 27 Jacques Cartier 
 Square. 
 
 Boliveau, Louis Joseph, importer, wholesale and re- 
 tail dealer in hardware, iron, nails, &o., 165 St. 
 Paul. 
 
 Biiliveau, Joseph, prnpricto«- Qaebec Hotel, St 
 Paul, opposite Market. 
 
 Belivean, il. & Co., importers and dealers in hard- 
 ware, 103 St. Paul. 
 
 Bell, Adam R., wine and spirit merchant, 32 St. 
 Joseph. 
 
 Bell, Mrs. A. W., teacher of music. 421 St. Catharine. 
 
 Bell, George, dry gooils, 44 St. Urbiiin. 
 
 Bell, John H., receiving teller, Molsun's Bank, 40 
 Great St. James. 
 
 Bell, John M., private grammar school, 174 Bleary. 
 
 Boll, Robert, civil engineer, 68 St. Gabriel. 
 
 Bell, Robert, grocer, 130 ComraissionerH. 
 
 Bell, Thomas, appraiser, custom examining ware- 
 house, 13 Common. 
 
 Bell, J. & T., manufacturers, wholesale and retail 
 dealers in boots and shoes, 165 Cathedral Block, 
 Notre Dame. 
 
 Bellairs, \V., Major and Assistant Adjutant General 
 to H. M. forces, Craig. 
 
 Belle, Charles E , notary public and crown timber 
 agent, 84 Little St. James. 
 
 Belle, J. A. Acbille, advocate, 12 St. Lambert. 
 
 Belle, Joseph, notary public, 12 St. Litmbert. 
 
 Bellenu, F., saloon, Craig, near Campeuu. 
 
 Belleau, Henri, furrier, rear 85 College. 
 
 Bellebumeur, Louis, protugraph artist, 226 St. 
 Joseph. 
 
 Bellemare, Raphael, advocateandcollector of inland 
 revenue, 94 Notre Dame. 
 
 Bellis, Wm. A., soap manufacturer, Hochelaga, near 
 Toll Gate. 
 
 BENALLACK, H. J., wholesale and retail dealer in 
 groceries, wines, liquors, &o., Bonavcnture Build- 
 ings, Victoria Square, (see card, p. 878). 
 
 B4qar<i, Alfred, butcher, St. Antoine Market. 
 
 B(!nard, Joseph, nailmaker, rear of 16 Amherst. 
 
 Bunard, Joseph, nailmaker, 16 Aqueduct. 
 
 Bdnard, Mrs. 0., grocer, 32 Durham. 
 
 Benjamin, L., dealer in cap trimmings, &c., St. 
 Paul, corner St. Franjois Xavier. 
 
 Benjamin, M. &Co., importers, who!e.sale ami retail, 
 silk mercers, haberdashers and hosiers, 1% Notre 
 Dame. 
 
 BENJAMIN, WM. & CO., importers and wholesale 
 dry goods merchants, 2 Recollet. 
 
 Benn, Robert, builder, 143 Bleury. 
 
 Bennett, Frederick, trunk and bellows maker, 46 
 Montcalm. 
 
 Bennett, H. U., agent for Samuel Page & Son, manu- 
 facturers nf varnish and roofing materials, 5 St. 
 Francois Xavier, corner St Paul. 
 
 Bennett, Mrs. Margaret, grocery, 94 Naiaretb, 
 GrifBntown. 
 
 Bennett, T. C, dealer in coal oil lamps, ftc, 90 St 
 Lawrence Main. 
 
 Bennett, Mrs. W. P., saloon, 131 Craig, 
 
 BENNING & BAR8AL0U, auctioneers and commis- 
 sion merchants, 49 St. Francois Xavier. 
 
 BENNY, MACPHERSON & CO., importers shelf 
 and heavy hardware, 262 St. Paul (sec card, p. 
 378). 
 
 Benoit, Auguste, butcher, St. Antoine Market. 
 
 Benoit, F., assistant clerk uf the Bonsecours Market. 
 
 Benoit, Jean, flour and provision merchant, 24 Com- 
 missioners. 
 
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 Jfortoarkrs, Commission ^wt|attts, 
 
 AJs[T> shipphstg agents. 
 
 JTA-XiCES F. D. BZ<A.a^. 
 
 aiXA.RI^SS PSRR'V. 
 
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 MANUFACTCREB OF EVBKT DK.SCBIPTIOX OP 
 
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 AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OP IRON FURNITURE, STOVES, &c., &o. 
 
 No. &n VICTORIA •«iCARBt MONTRBAl., 
 
 FIRST PREMIUM CIGAR ESTABLISHMENT. 
 
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 Importer of and Dealer in 
 
 CIGARS* TOBAeCOS* 
 
 MEEBSCHAUM AND FANCY FIFES, 
 
 WBOUSAU AlfD IKTUl, 
 
 169 OATHSSORAI. BLOCK* BfOTRK OAMK STREBTf 
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 Jf.B.—Conttuitty on hand, a large anortmant of T0BA000MST8' FANCY GOODS. 
 
 M. BERGIN, 
 
 MERCHANT TAILOR, 
 
 »•. T9 MeOILIi STRBBT, KONTRBAIm 
 
 J9" All Ord«ri punotiiAlly attended to. 
 
 H. BERNARD, 
 
 12«, NOTRE DAME STREET, 
 
 MONTRBAI,. 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT & CO., UTHOGRAPHBRS AND PRINTERS, KINO STREET, TORONTO. 
 
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 Benoit, James, tailor, St. Qabriel. 
 
 Benoit, U., clerk Post Office. 
 
 Benoit & Letoarneux, importers of hardware, As., 
 
 &c., 117, 119, 188 ana 185 Bt. Pual. 
 Benoit. Z. k Co., wholesale and retail flour mer- 
 
 cbants, 19 CommiBsioners. 
 
 BENSON, J. W., bead merchant and importer of dry 
 
 goods and small wares, wholesale, 234 St. Paul 
 
 (gee card, p. 378). 
 
 Benson, W. T., commission merchant, 298 St. Paul. 
 
 Benson & Aspdeu, starch manufacturers, 298 St. 
 
 Paul. 
 Bentley, Darid, printer, 25 Aytmer. 
 Bergeron, Alexander, grocer, 88 Dorchester. 
 Bergeron, J. Bte., cooper, rear 7 St. Simon. 
 B£RaiN, M., merchant tailor, 79 MoQiil (see card, 
 
 p. 880). 
 Berlinguette, Louis F., sculptor, 220 St. Lawrence 
 
 Main. 
 Berlingnette, Maximo, barber, 87 Lagauoheti^re. 
 Bermingbam, John, tavern kenper,71(Commi8aionerB, 
 Bernard, Aldia, surgeon dentist, 1 28 Traig. 
 Bernard, B., Catherine, corner Qerraan. 
 BERNARD, H., barrister and attornej-at-law, J26 
 
 Notre Dame (see card, p. 380). 
 Bernard, H. L. P., translator, 44 Vitre. 
 Bernard, Livernois & Bazinet, grain and flour mer- 
 chants, fish, fruits, &o., Commissioners, Old Police 
 Station. 
 Berry, Wm,, enginer and »ewing machine manufac- 
 turer, corner Anderson and Lagaucbetiere. 
 Berliielet, Olivier, president St. Jean Baptiste Soci- 
 ety, Dorchester, corner Labelle. 
 Bcrtbclot, Hon. J. A., judge, 180 Mountain. 
 Berthiaume, Louis, proprietor Terrebonne Hotel, 16 
 
 St. Amable. 
 Berthiaume & Son, dry goods and clothing, 16 
 
 Jacques Cartier Square. 
 Bertram, Alex., chief engineer Fire Department. 
 Bertrand, D., fruit dealer, 22 Bonaventure. 
 Bertrnnd, Joseph, grocer, 183 St. Dominique. 
 Bertrand & Pelletier, dry goods, 39 Notre Dame. 
 BERWICK & HOPKINS, wine and spirit merchants, 
 . and bottlers of Wm. Dow & Co.'s aie, David's 
 
 Blr-ck, corner Qreat St. James and St. Peter. 
 Bessette, J. Bte., carpenter, rear 163 St. Dominique. 
 Bes!<nnger, M., billiards, 205 Notre Dame. 
 Bethune, R. A., advocate, MoQill College Avenue, 
 
 corner Burnside. 
 Bethune, S., advocate, 41 Little St. James. 
 Bethune, Very Rev. John, D.D., Dean of Montreal, 
 Rector of Christ Church Cathedral, MoGill College 
 Avenue, corner Burnside. 
 Betts, George, painter, St. John, Mile End Road. 
 Betty, Mrs. Tbos., music teacher, 116 Notre Dame. 
 Bt^zn^re, Benj., saloon, Dorchester, corner Papineau 
 
 Road. 
 Bibaud, J. G., physician, 14 C6te. 
 Bibaud, Jean J. E., advocate, 2 Place Fauteux. 
 Bibaud, Maximilian, advocate, 6J St. Lambert Hill. 
 Bible House, Tract Society's Repository and Sunday 
 School Union, James Milne, agent, 83 Great St. 
 James. 
 Btrkerstaff, David, chandler, 281 Lagauohetit^re. 
 Bienvenu, Pierre, billiard marker, Qreat St. James. 
 BIOELOW, THOS. D & SON, manufacturers of cut 
 and pressed nails, spikes, brads, tacks, &o., &o., 
 229j^ Si. Paul, works, 8. 8. Canal Basin. 
 Bignon, T. B., butcher, 32 St. Antoine Market. 
 Billette, Fran9oi8, tobacconist, St. Dominique. 
 Billings, E , paleontologist, geological surveyor, 16 
 Union Avenue. 
 
 artist in human hair, 11'' >tr 
 
 ek«r, 9 VerMllles. 
 
 ^«enf;*r C< n#reial Bank nf Caaao*, 
 
 ..ry. 
 I Jrnggist. 
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 'iies, liqnor 
 
 ^cQill. 
 aal« dealer 
 jtc, corner 
 
 Biodt.r, Qeof! 
 
 DMne. 
 Bion, Jean, 
 Birch, Jas., v 
 
 56 Qroal Mt. James. 
 Birks, John, ohenist, 17 
 Birks, Richard, chemist 
 BIRON, SAMUEL, im| 
 in groceries, wines, bi 
 McGill and St. Josepl> 
 Birss, Clement, blaoksmnti, Craig, oor*#r Cumpean. 
 Birss, James H., commission merchant, 8 Montrose 
 
 Terrace. 
 Bishop, George C, engraver, 67 Murray. 
 Bishop's Palace, Roman Catholic, between Cemetery 
 
 and St. Margaret ; office, St. Antoine. 
 Bisset, Alexander, inspector Lachine Canal, 1 Han- 
 over. 
 Bisson, J. B. E., plumber, 139 St. Lawrence Main. 
 Bissonnette, Francois, grocer, 21 Barr6. 
 Bissonnette, Mrs., milliner, 43 Campeau. 
 BissoDuette, N., iron founder. Basin, near Guy. 
 Black, H. O , dealer in toys, fancy goods, paper 
 
 hangings, &c., 114 McOill. 
 Black, Isaac, confectioner, Victoria Square. 
 Black, R., grocer, 7 Rousseau. 
 BLACK, PERRY & CO., forwarding and commis- 
 sion merchants, 69 Common Canal Wharf (see 
 card, p. 880). 
 Blackadder & Larmonth, grocers, 66 McGill. 
 Blackball, George, carpenter, 16 Anderson. 
 Blacklook, John, grocer, 127 St. Lawrence Main. 
 Blais, Jean Bte., butcher, stall A. Papineau Market. 
 Blancbard, Alfred, postmaster and grocer. Cute des 
 
 Neiges. 
 Bleakley, John, advocate, 81 Little St. James. 
 Bleau, Lambert, contractor, Amherst, near St. 
 
 Catharine. 
 Bleau, Toussaiot, butcher, 3 Papineau Market. 
 Bleau, T., butcher, 5 St. Anns Market. 
 Blomeley, Edwin, postmaster and general store. 
 
 Point St. Charles. 
 BLOSS & BAILEY, proprietor of the Eagle Hotel, 
 
 7 and 9 College (see card). 
 Blundell, J. & Co., iMot and shoemakers, 291 Notre 
 
 Dame. 
 Bluteau, C, City Hall iTotel, 6 St. Claude. 
 Board of Agriculture, George Leclere, M.D., secre- 
 tary, Craig, comer Cheuneville. 
 Board of Arts and Manufactures, Brown Chamber- 
 lain, president ; Alexander Murray, secretary, 
 Mechanics' Hall, Great St. James. 
 Board of Brokers, J. G. Dinning, secretary, Mer^ 
 
 chants' Exchange. 
 Board of Notaries, 42 St. Gabriel. 
 Board of Trade, W. J. Patterson, secretary. Mer- 
 chants' Exchange. 
 Boese, Joseph, proprietor Canal Dye Works, 248 
 
 Notre Dame. 
 Bogue, Henry, contractor, 68 St. Charles Borromde. 
 Bohl, D., silversmith, 86 St. Dominique. 
 Bohl, Henry 8., furrier, Craig, opposite Viger Sq'r. 
 Boire, Fran9oi8, butcher, St. Nicholas Tolentine. 
 Boire, J. B., grain merchant, Hochelnga. 
 Boismenu, C., tobacconist, li27 Amherst. 
 Boismenu, J. B., broom maker, rear 72 St. Maurice, 
 Boismenu, Pierre, St. George's Billiard Room, 84 
 
 Great St. James. 
 Boisstj, Alphonae, shoe dealer, 86 Jacques Cartier 
 
 Square. 
 Bogue, James J., clerk of the Road Department. 
 Boisvert, Hiss Lnoie, flruit store, SO St. Urbain. 
 
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 J. P. CRAIG, 
 
 MANUFACTURER OF PIANO FORTES, 
 
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 MUSIC WABEROOMS, 
 
 82 8T. LAWRBNCl MAIN, MONTREAU 
 
 8. ENGLISH, 
 
 26C NOTEK DAME 8TREKT, MONTREAL. 
 
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 Coniil«iiliv on haodall klndii of Plcklw, 9«uc««. I'ottwl M««t«, 
 KMMncoii. l)ri«d aud Frwh Fritti", K»rin»cl(.u» FixkJii Joraign 
 and Native Chmiu. Hum, and a RDiwiral aiwortmeot of SUpW 
 61— ri«i.niia»t Own and WiifctW^ >!■■«* Cufc-,**. 
 
 MRS. S. J. FARQUHAR, 
 
 Soda Water Manufacturer, 
 
 AND DEALER IN ICE, 
 
 61 8T. CKBAIN 3TRBBT, MONTBHAL. 
 
 WM. FARRELL, 
 
 109 ST. PAUL STREET. 
 
 MONTREAL, Canada Bait. 
 
 J. A. FOISY, 
 
 ^biotate * ^ttarntg-at-f ab, ^t. 
 
 126 NORTRE DAME STREET, 
 nONTRBAti. C«n»d« Baat. 
 
 ALEX. GORDON, 
 
 Prize Patent Scale Manufaeturer, 
 
 41 COl.l.li'.aa STUEBT, MONTRBAI.. 
 
 Msnu&etures and keep* on baud, 
 A K03d auortment of Patent Platform ft Coanter 8oa!M. 
 
 Hny and Forwarding Scales made to order. 
 
 VIOTORIA FRUIT WAREHOUSE. 
 Foreign, Domestie & Preserved Fruits, 
 
 KBPT C0M3TANTI .Y OM HAND. 
 
 J. D. HENDERSON, Mamaokb. 
 BONAVBNTUBE BaiLDINa, MONTBBAL, 
 
 T. IRELAND, 
 
 26 GREAT ST. JAMES STREET, 
 
 DR. A. MACDONELL, 
 ** Pharmacie du Peuple," 
 
 170 ST. JOSEPH STREET, 
 MOMTHBAL, Canada Eaat. 
 
 CHARLES McKERCHER, 
 
 200 Notre Dame Street, 5th door Bait of French Chtircfa, 
 MUlfTRBAt., 
 
 KtEPa C0!f8TA!(UT OR BAHD, A OKEAT VARIKTY or 
 
 BOOTS & SHOES, 
 
 FOB LADOS, OEMTLBMBX AMD CHItDRBH, 
 
 or TUK BUST MATIRUL. 
 
 OTTO MEVES, 
 
 Jeweller, Chain Maker and Enameller, 
 
 10 ST. LAMBERT STREET, 
 4th door from Notre Dame Street, 
 
 MONTRBAI. 
 
 S. MINTZ & CO., ' 
 
 ■AxurAcrnRtBs or 
 
 EATS, GAPS ^ FOES, 
 
 121 Comer Notre Dame and St. Oabriel Streeti, 
 MONTRBAIi. 
 
 ;J. L. MOORE, 
 
 64J ST. FRANgOIS XAVIER STREET, 
 MONTRBAL. 
 
 DOCTOR P. O'LEARY, 
 
 PEYsiGSAN Am mmm^, 
 
 CHABOILLEZ SiiUARti, 
 
 113 It lis ST. JOSEPH STREET, 
 
 In the immediate vicinlt) of the Ciiy Terminue of the Grand 
 
 Trunk Kail way, and the Montreal A Champlalu Kailroad. 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 F. PAGELS, 
 
 Importer of Cigars and Tobacco, 
 
 KSESSCHAXni AND FANCT PIPES, 
 
 WROUUALI AND RETAIt, 
 No. 60, GREAT ST. JAUtiS SIHEBT, 
 
 HONTRBAIm 
 
 Vidting, Invitation and Profeesional Cards Kngraved A Printed. 
 
 THE PEOPLE'S 8HIBT STORE. 
 
 C. B.'sTlioVELACE, 
 
 SHIRT AND COLLAR MANUFACTURER, 
 
 GENTLEMEN'S HABERDASHERY, &o., 
 
 161 NOIRR DAHK 8TRRXT, 
 Oor. St. Lambert St., MONTBBAL. 
 
 A. J. PELL, 
 
 AND MANCrACTDRER OF 
 
 Portrait and Picture Frames, Mirrors, 
 
 And WDIDOW CQBHICES of avety deioription, 
 
 36 GKKAT ST. JAMKS STREET, MONTKKAL. 
 
 WILLIAM SAMUEL, 
 
 MANOrAOTDRIB Or 
 
 HATS, CAPS AND FURS, 
 
 289 NOTRE DAME STREET, MONTBBAL, 
 
 y.B.— AM kind* of Military Forage Cape made to order on the 
 shorteRt notice. Sampler may be aeen. 
 
 W. C. OHEWETT A CO., PRINTERS, BOOKBINDERS, Ac, KING STREET EAST, TORONTO. 
 
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 latn Kailroad. 
 
 [Tobacco, 
 
 ^NTRKAIm 
 
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 leioription, 
 
 NTRBAL. 
 
 FURS, 
 
 3AL, 
 
 to order on th* 
 ■een. 
 
 rxOUONTO. 
 
 BoUiao, Mist Ad^le, fruit store, 104 St. Urbsio. 
 Bolt£, Auguate, furrier, 187 St. Charlea Borrom^e. 
 Bon PaMUur Nunnery, Hlmrbroolce, near Dominique. 
 Bunar, Kev. J. B., American Presbyterian, 10 Bearer 
 
 Hall Terrace. 
 Bouil, Rev. Wm., A.M., PhtUipa Square, corner St. 
 
 Cetbarine. 
 Dundroit Naroiese, shoemaker, 830 ?.t. Catherine. 
 Bondy & Fateus, ailrocatett, 123 Craig. 
 Bonenfnnt, Honors, proprietor Canada Hotel, 91 
 
 and 93 8t. Paul. 
 Bonner, John, cooper, Oeorge. 
 Bonnerille, Araable, taTcrn, 140 Wellington. 
 BonsccoiiPH Church, St. Paul, corner Victor. 
 BonsAcours School, 62 St. Paul. 
 BOOK WOO l>, CHARLES, clerk Marble Htll Res- 
 taurant, corner St. Fraiiguia Xavier and Common. 
 Booth, George, baker, Quy, corner St. Joseph. 
 Boston, Oalo W., 13 Merchants' Exchange. 
 Bouchard, Amable, umbrella maker, 108 Visitation. 
 Bouchard, Hernard, stevedore, 35 Keaudry. 
 Bouchard, Pierre, grocer, St. Catharine, corner 
 
 Visitation. 
 Boucher, C , advocate, &o., 126 Notre Dame. 
 Boucher, Fran^oi?, baker, 108 St. Lawrence Main. 
 Boucher, Iguace, grocer, CAte St. Louis. 
 Boucher, Joseph, bailiff, IB St. Gabriel. 
 Boucher & Mansenu, importers and wholesale dealers 
 in niusio and musical instruments ; also publishers 
 of Lu» Ueaua Arts, 181 Notre Dame. 
 Boudoin, E. L., barber, St. Lambert. 
 Boudreau, Alfred A., commission merchant, 46 St. 
 
 FrAn9oi8 Xarier. 
 Boudreau, Ferdinand, butcher, 18 St. Felix. 
 Boudreau, Ulric, butcher, M St. Anna Market. 
 Beaudreault Alphonse, tobaccouist, 101 Lagauche- 
 
 tiiire. 
 Boudreault, Joseph, produce merchant, Craig, near 
 
 St. Hubert. 
 Boudrias, Dominique, professor. Normal School. 
 Boulanget, J. C, merchant tailor, 49 Notre Dame. 
 Bounvielle, Ellen C, aaloun, Wellington. 
 Bouraitsa, Jean Bte., butcher, 47 BonsecoursMark't. 
 Bourassa, Napoleon, artist, 11 St. Simon. 
 Bourbonnidre, Jean Bte., builder, 127 St. Domi- 
 nique. 
 Bourbonnifere, N. O., notary public, 18 St. Tht'^riiso. 
 Bourboniiiire, T. B., notary public, 98 St. Mary. 
 Bourbnnuitire, Z^phirin, mason, 176 Beaudry. 
 Bourdeau, Joseph, fruit seller, 28 Versailles. 
 Bourdon, Alexandre, furrier, 67 St. Dominique. 
 Bourdon, Antoine. hutcher, St. Antoine Market. 
 Bourdon, Antoine, butcher, St. Lawrence Market. 
 Bourdon, Barthdlemi, butcher, 16 St. Lawrence 
 
 Main. 
 Bourdon, Ed. D , upholsterer, 6 St. F61ix. 
 Bourdon, Mrs., fruit store, 58 Craig. 
 Bourgcau, E. A., grocer, 97 Sangninet. 
 Bourgeau, V. P. H., advocate, 4 Little St. James. 
 Bourgeau, Victor, aichiteot, Dorchester, corner 
 
 German. 
 Bourgeois, Joseph, cooper, Craig, corner Amherst. 
 Bourgeois, L6andre, carriage maker, 207 St. Joseph. 
 Bottr(;et, Right Rev. Ignace, Bishop of Montreal, 
 
 Palace, between Cemetery and St. Margaret. 
 Bourgouio, Miss E., fruit store, 114 Lagauchetidro. 
 Bourgouin, Mrs. L., milliner and dressmaker, 184 
 
 German. 
 Bourgouin, Octave, undertaker, St. Elizabeth, 
 Bourgouin, Theo., dealer in boots and shoes, [124 
 
 Notre Dame. 
 Bourgouin & Boucher, leather dealers, 214 St. Paul. 
 
 Bourke, Thomaa, Major, Staff-ofBcer of Pensioners, 
 
 4 St. Eliiabeth. 
 Bourne, A., importer of china, glass and earthen- 
 ware, 164 St. Paul. 
 Bourque, E., butcher. St. Gabriel Market. 
 Boorque, Hilaire, butcher, 194 Bonavcniure. * 
 
 Bouscard, fiust'tbe, brickmaker, Fullum. 
 Bousquet, Joseph, bailiff, rear 181 Ainlifri^t. 
 Bontbilier, Charles, butcher, St. Anns Market. 
 Bouthilier, Damase, blacksmith, 28 Craig. 
 Bouthllier, Jndc, advocate, 124 St. Joseph Chk- 
 
 boillex Square. 
 Bouihilier, Tancr^de, collector of customs, Cu'toni 
 
 House. 
 Bovey, Wm. A., advocate, 81 Little St. James. 
 Bowden, John, fruit store, 79 Bleury. 
 BOWDLEK, WM., manufacturer of wire railing, 
 wrought and east iron fencing, gratings, kc., & 
 Victoria Square (see card, p <MM)). 
 Bowes, James, exptesi aitent, 310 St Joseph. 
 Bowes & Ekers, brewers, 255 St. Lawrence M'lin. 
 Bowie, EJw'rd, cou'ectiouer, 71 and 7:> Notre Dame. 
 Bowie, Qeorge, contractor, 3G Bleury. 
 Bowker, II. M., dentist, 9 Little St. James. 
 Bowman, Wm. E., physician &. surgeon, 88 McOill. 
 Boxer, F. N. & Co., commission agents and impor- 
 ters of building materials ; office, 2!i8 St. Paul. 
 BOYCE, J. R., wig maker and dealer in toys, 27 
 
 and 29 Great St. James. 
 Boyd, Hugh, butcher, 31 St. Anns Market. 
 Boyd, James, wholesale and retail grocer, 58 McQill. 
 Boyd, John, black and white smith, i^t. John. 
 Boyd, John, brush manufacturer, 2-15 St. Paul ; 
 
 residence, 64 St. Hubert. 
 Boyd, Samuel W., commission merchant, 7 Common. 
 Boyd, T. W., gun and fishing tackle manufacturer,. 
 
 warehouse 127 Notre Dame. 
 Boyd, Wm., punctuator, 9 Dupr6 Lane. 
 Boyer, Louis, physician, Montreal Dispensary, 109 
 
 Fortification Lane. 
 Boyer & Hawley, produce merchants and dealers in 
 
 provisions, 85 (Joramissioners. 
 Doynton, J. C, manager for J. Ostell ; office, St. 
 
 Gabriel Locks. 
 Bradshaw, David, grocer, 35 St. Lewis. 
 Brady, D., carpenter and ship builder, St. Frangois 
 
 Xavier. 
 Brady, Frederick, land surveyor, Great St. James. 
 Brahadi, A., First Premium Fur Entablishment, 118 
 
 Notre Dame. 
 BRAHADI, S., importer of cigars, tobaccos, meer- 
 schaum and fancy pipes, 169 Cathedral Block, 
 Notre Dame (see card, p. 380). 
 Braham, Joseph, confectioner and dealer in fruit, 
 
 2 St. Joseph. 
 Brais, T., dry goods, 45 Notre Dame. 
 Brankin, James, confectioner, 3J St. Paul. 
 Brasseau, Louis, tin roofer, 60 St. Lawrence Main. 
 Brasseau. Ovide, notary public, St. Lambert Hill. 
 Brault, Chas., A., notary public, 3 Hanover Terrace. 
 Urault, L. N., notary public, 4 Little St James. 
 Brault, N., grocer, 94 Amherst. 
 Brauneis, John C, professor of music, 17 St. Eliia- 
 beth. 
 Brazeau, Edmund, watchmaker, 228 St. Joseph. 
 Brazeau, Guillauuie& Co., jeweller, 18 St. Lawrenoa 
 
 Main. 
 Breadon, C, trader, corner Craig and Place d'Annei 
 
 Hill. 
 Breadon, Mrs. Mary, boarding house, corner Craig 
 
 and Place d'Armes Hill. 
 Bregard, Mrs. L., Uvern, 49 Common. 
 
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 JONAS BROOK'S 
 
 ROYAL PATBNT, ONLY FIRST, 
 
 J, BROOK & BROS 
 
 'I \J 
 
 MELTHAM MILLS, 
 HUDDERSFIELD, 
 
 LONDON, 20 Canaon Stnat, 
 
 MANCHEBTEB, 2 Fort Stnet, 
 
 BEISTOL, 76 Caitle Street, 
 
 AND 
 
 4 CTTSTOK-HOirSE SQUABS. 
 
 J. BROOK & BROS., 
 
 MELTHAM MILLS, 
 HVDDERSFIELD, 
 
 GLASGOW, 29 Cochrane Street 
 
 PA£I8, 131 BooleTArt de SebMto- 
 pol. 
 
 NEW TOBX, 3S Yetey Street, 
 
 aud 
 
 mttal, 
 
 4 CTJSTOM-HOireE SQUAEE. 
 
 ©T. ^NN'S 
 
 BEENNAN & KIGNEY, 
 
 CG^. FRINGE & WILLIAM STREETS, GRIFFINTOWN* 
 
 MOISTTREA.!.. 
 
 W. C. CUEWETT A CO., TRLNTERS, UTHOGBAPHERS, 4a, KINO ST. EAST, TORONTO. 
 
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[ & BROS., 
 
 iM MILLS, 
 ftSFIELD, 
 
 5 Cocbrane Street 
 
 jalevart de 8«bwto- 
 pol. 
 
 S2 Veiey Street, 
 
 tttt^al, 
 
 [OtrSE SQUABE. 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 885 
 
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 UTOWN, 
 
 r, TORONTO. 
 
 Breokanridge, James, aseessor, Exchange Court, St. 
 
 Sacrament. 
 Brehaut, Wm. H., advocate and clerk of the pence, 
 
 Court House. 
 Brennan, II., boot and shoe manufacturer, Victoria 
 
 Square. 
 Brennan, Thomas, cabinet maker, If) Latonr. 
 Breunan, Tliomaa, ginger beer maker, Mignonce, 
 
 near Amherxt. 
 BREN.\.\K & RIGNEY, proprietors St. Anns Soap 
 
 and Candle Wurks, corner Prince and William (see 
 
 card, p. 384). 
 Brewster, A., importer of shelf and heavy hardware, 
 
 250 St. Paul. 
 BrewHter, C, surgeon dentist, 33 Great St. .Tamea. 
 Brewster, Qeorge P., customs agent. Common, near 
 
 Port. 
 Brewster, Wm., hardware, St. Paul, corner St. Fran- 
 cois Xuvier. 
 Briire, Edounrd, butcher, St. Anns Market. 
 Bridre, Joseph, ►^utoher, St. Antuine Market. 
 Bridre, Xavier, cabinet maker, 66 St. Lawrence 
 
 Main. 
 Brigade Major's Office, John MacPherson, brigade 
 
 major, Muubaiiics' Hall. 
 Briscoe, Wm., barber and hair dresser, 48 Great St. 
 
 James. 
 Brissard, M., flour and feed, 85 St. Paul. 
 Brissett, Henry, hatter, 31 J College. 
 Brissett, Hyacinthe, eating house. 7 Victor. 
 Brisson, .lolin, bailiff. 151 St. Dominique, 
 BRITANNIA LIFK ASSURANCE COMPANY', gen- 
 eral agKUt, corner Place d'Armes and Great St. 
 
 James. 
 BRITANNIA MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION, 
 
 Place d'Armes. corner Great St. James. 
 BRITISH AMliUICA ASSURANCE COMP.VNY, 
 
 M. H. Gault, agent, office 45 St. Francois 
 
 Xavier. 
 BRITISH SOAP WORKS, Christie & Bellis, Hoch- 
 
 elafsa, nfBce 9 St. Constant (xee card, p. 304). 
 BRITISH & AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY, 
 
 J. W. Howes and Oilman Cheney, superintendents; 
 
 D. T. Irish, agent, 4 Place d'Armes. 
 Brockwell, lleury, tavern. Dock, near Canal. 
 Brogan, Thomas B., groeer, 204 St. Mary. 
 Bromwell, Cornelius, tavern keeper, Water. 
 Broudron, J. I., cutler, 82} Great 8t. James. 
 Bronsdon, Joseph, contractor, 165 St. Constant. 
 Dronsdon, Jo.seph B , builder, St. Uibain, corner 
 
 Mignonne. 
 BROOK. JijNAS k Bros., proprietor Meltham Mills, 
 
 nt-ar HuddersfiRlil, England, Warehouse 4 Custom 
 
 House Square (see card, p. 382). 
 Brome, Mrs. T., tasidermist, 210} Notre Dame. 
 Bfophy, Thomas, grocer, 204 St Mary, 
 Brosuan, Patrick, shoemaker, 51 Wellington. 
 Brossarii, Moise, produce merchant, 85 St. Paul. 
 Brossard, L. & Bro., proprietor Jacques Cartier 
 
 Saloon, 29 Jacques Cartier Square. 
 Brosseau, A. T., physioian and surgeon, 180 St. 
 
 Joseph. 
 Brosseau, Louis, taveiu keeper, 29 Jacques Cartier 
 
 Square. 
 Brouillet, Jean Bte., grocer, 168 St. Charles Bor- 
 
 roro^e. 
 Brouillet, Maurice, rag dealer, 111 St. Mary. 
 Brouillet, Toussatnt, grocer, St. Charles Borrom^e, 
 
 corner Mignonne. 
 Brouillet, Xavier, fruit dealer, 41 Wolfe. 
 Brousseau, A, O., notary publio, 8 St. Lambert 
 
 Hill. 
 
 Broasseau, Louis, tin roofer, 60 St. Lawrence Main. 
 Brown, Abner, piano manufacturer, head of Cudieus. 
 Brown, Alfred, commission merchant, 15 and 17 St. 
 
 Sacrament. 
 Brown, Miss Agnes, dressmaker, 68 Great St. James. 
 Brown, Elistbeth, dressmnker, 56 St. George. 
 Brown, James, clothier, 15 Alexander. 
 Brown, John, wholesale manufacturer of hats, cips, 
 
 furs, Ac , 229 St. Paul. 
 Brown, John, messenger Ontario Bank. 
 Brown, Joseph, tailor, 1 Alexander. 
 Brown, S. H , tin and copper smith, plumber and 
 
 gas fitter, 53 Craig. 
 Brown, W., grocer, St. Jean Baptists Village. 
 Brown, W. R., pork butcher, St. Anns Market. 
 Brown, Wm., saloon keeper, 67 Little St. James. 
 Brown, Wm., baker, 384 Lagauchetifere. 
 UrowQ, Wm., nurseryman, St. Luke Road. 
 Brown, Wm. R , photographer, 384 Ligauchctii^re. 
 BUOWN, T. & I)., forwarding and warehousing, 45, 
 
 47 and 49 Common (see oanl, p. 386). 
 BROWN, W.M. k CO., metal merchants, corner 
 
 Alexis and St. Sacrament (see card, p. 386). 
 Brown A Childs, wholes'ile buota, shoes and leather, 
 
 corner St. Peter and Lemoinc. 
 BROWN & CO., (established I8:)3), auctioneers and 
 
 commission merchants, J83 Notre Dame. 
 Brown k Munro, piano manufacturers, 141 St. An- 
 
 toine. 
 Browne, D., (of Danlop & B.) advocate, residenot 
 
 Hochelaga. 
 Browne, Geo , architect, 132 Craig. 
 Browne, John J., architect, 132 Craig. 
 Browne, P. D., banking and exchange broker, 6 
 
 Great St. Jamo.. 
 BROWNING, SAMUEL, proprietor Ottawa Hotel, 
 
 78 & 80 Great, St. James. 
 Browning, Thomas, black and white smith, 188 
 
 German. 
 Bruce, Charles, jeweller and dealer in fancy goods, 
 
 38 St. Lawrence Main. 
 Bruce, James, dry goods, 218 St. Pnnl. 
 Bruce, Wm., plane maker, rear 13 Si. Urbain. 
 Bruchesi, Paul, dry goods, 185 St. Joseph. 
 Bruneau, L6on, stone cutter, opposite 215 .Mignonne. 
 Bruneau, Louis C, grocer, 2 Barr£. 
 Bruneau, O. T., physician, &o., 152 Craig. 
 Brunelle, Miss Esther, dressmaker, 12 Chennevllle. 
 Brunet, Alexis, advocate, 28 Little St. James. 
 BrunC;, Alphonse, butcher, 295 St, Joseph. 
 Brunet, Francois, boot and shoe dealer, 82 Jacques 
 
 Cartier Square. 
 Brunet, R., flour dealer, 103} St. Lawrerco Main. 
 Brunette, Joseph, grocer, St. Martin, near St, Gab- 
 riel Locks. 
 BRUSH, GEORGE, proprietor Eagle Foundry, King 
 
 and Queen (see card, p. 386). 
 Brush, G. S., book-keeper. Eagle Foundry, King and 
 
 Queen, 
 Bruyt^re, Ed„ butcher, 4 St, Anns Market. 
 Bruyt^re, Fraufois, butcher, 45 St. Anns Market. • 
 BruyiVe, Joseph, butcher, 46 St. Anns Market. 
 BRYDGES, C. J., managing director, Grand Trunk 
 
 Railway of Canada, general office, Pt St. Charle*. 
 Brynier, Robert, confectioner, 68 St. Antoine. 
 BRYSON, ALEX., hardware, commission merchaot 
 
 and auctioneer, 202 St Paul (see eard, p 386). 
 BRYSON, CAMPBELL, oommission meichant and 
 
 dealer in hides, oil and leather findings, 16 Le- 
 
 moine (see oard, p. 888). 
 Bryson, Hugh, wooden ware manufacturer, 134 aod 
 
 130 St. Lawrenee Main. 
 
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 Forka; Indian SooopB, &o., fto. JOHN D.WVSON, Plane Manufaoturer. 
 
 In and ont-door Anotion Sales of MmoBAiiDua of all kinds, HonsiBoi.D Foriitc*!, Rial Estati, &o., ito., 
 
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 Spaoioas first alass Btorag* for Package Qooda, Bonded or Free, at moderate rates. 
 
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 blaoksuith, Congregation, Point St. 
 
 BRTSON, T. MAXWELL, custom house broker and 
 
 shipper, 246 8t, Paul (see card, p. 888). 
 BuchitDiin, l!4itAC, Harris & Co., general merchants, 
 stores Royal Insurance Buildings & Canal Wharf. 
 Buchanan, James, Gla!<goir Ham Warehouse, Bona- 
 
 venture Buildings, Victoria Square. 
 Buchanan, John, architect, 4 Papinenu Place. 
 Buck & Co., general merchants, corner McQill and 
 
 William. 
 Buckland, J 
 Budd, Wm., 
 
 Charles. 
 Bndwin, Joseph, carriage maker, Qrant, near St. 
 
 Mary. 
 Buffle, QerTais, sculptor, 128 Sanguinet. 
 Building Society, Montreal Canadian, 19 St. Francois 
 
 Xti»iL'r. 
 Building Society, Montreal Permanent, 45 St. 
 
 Francois Xavier. 
 Building Society of the District of Montreal, J. B. 
 Milleur, M. D., president; P. A. Fauteuz, secre- 
 tary, Notre Dame. 
 Bulger, W. P., ledger-keeper Ontario Bank, cor. 
 
 Place d'Armes and Qrcat St. James. 
 Bull, Richard, inspector Colonial Life Assurance 
 
 Compnny, 19 Great St. James. 
 Bullen, C. F., house apothecary, Montreal Oeneral 
 
 Hospital. 
 Bulling, Wm , druggist, 72 St. Mary. 
 Bulmer, Thomas, bricklayer and contractor, Craig, 
 
 corner St. Nicholas Tolentine. 
 Bulmer, Wm., builder, St. Lawrence Main. 
 Bulmer & Sneppard, brick maker, bead of Parthe- 
 
 nais. 
 Buntin, Alexander ft Co., paper makers and whole- 
 sale stationers, 190 St. Paul and 64 Commi8:>ioners. 
 liureau de la Fabiiquede Montreal, E. A. Dubois, 
 
 secri'tary, 16 Little fSt. Joseph. 
 Burgess, Rev. Henry, St. John the Evangelist 
 
 Church, 178 St. Catherine. 
 Burke, J., groceries and liquors, cor. St. Mary and 
 
 Diilhousie. 
 Burke, James, butcher, 47 St. Maurice. 
 Burke, John, groceries and provisions, corner Si. 
 
 Maur' e and Henry. 
 Burke, Walter, sergeant of police, 121 St. Joseph. 
 Burland, Benjamin, surveyor and lamling waiter. 
 
 Rouse's Point, house 3 Havclock Terrace. 
 Burland, Q. B., engraver, St. Lawrence Main, near 
 
 Sherbrooke. 
 Burnet, D. W., teller La Banqne'Jaques Cartier, 
 
 10 Great St. James. 
 Burnette, James, brickmaker, Colborne Avenue. 
 Burns, Adam, general commission merchant, 12 St. 
 
 Sacrament. 
 Burns, Edward, butcher, 27 St. Anns Market. 
 Burns, John, grocer, &o., 36 MoGill. 
 Burns, John, butcher. 47 8i. Anns Market. 
 Burns, James & Co., general commission mcrobants, 
 
 12 St. Sacrament. 
 Burrnge, £). A., book-kee^or Life Assuranoe Asso- 
 ciation of Scotland, residence 87 St, Constant. 
 Burrage, Rev. Robert R., Church of England, 22 
 
 Aylmer. 
 Burrell, R., confectioner, 163 St. Mary. 
 Burrell, Robert, master carter, 7fi St. Mary. 
 Burroughs, Miss, teacher of music, dancing, em- 
 broidery and ornamental work, 35 St. Antoiue. 
 Burroughs, Thomas, grocer and tavern keeper, 80 
 
 Lagaucheti6re, 
 Burrows, John 0,, secretary Huron Copper Bay 
 Company, 2 Merohant'i Exchange. 
 
 Barton Joseph, architect, 24 Voltigeurs. 
 
 BURY, GEORGE, wholesale and retail groceries 
 
 and provisions. Grey Nun, corner Common. 
 Bushel, Patrick, grocer, opposite 33.3 .St. Joseph. 
 Busseau, R B., dealer in leather and shoe findings, 
 
 143 St. Paul. 
 Butler, Wm., saloon keeper, corner Notre Dam« 
 
 and McGill. 
 Buxton, John, photographer. 36 Notre Dame. 
 Buxton, Leveille & Moore, photograph and ambro- 
 
 type artists, 126 Notre Dame. 
 Byrne, Thomas, grocer, 17 A luednct. 
 Byrnes, M., picture framcr, &c., 18 Wellington. 
 Byron, Samuel, wholesale dealer in groceries, wines, 
 
 spirits, &c., corner McGill and St. Joseph. 
 Cadieux, Louis, fish dealer, C St. Lawrence Market. 
 Cadoghan, Mrs. B., registry office and fruit store, 
 
 Craig and St. Peter. 
 Cadoret, J. & Bro., tinsmith, 5 and 7 Craig. 
 Cadotte, Benjamin, boot and shoe manufacturer and 
 
 dealer, HI St. Paul. 
 Cadotte, D , blacksmith, 109 Panel. 
 Cadotte, Th(^aphile, leather dealer, 12 Jacques Car- 
 tier Square. 
 CAVt KECOLLET, Alex. Robertson, proprietor, 
 
 277 Notre Dame (xee carli. 
 Caldwell, Thomas, accountant, London and Colonial 
 
 Bank, Great St. James. 
 CALEDONIA HOUSE, James Gilmour, proprietor, 
 
 1 1 3 (Commissioners. 
 CALEDONIAN WORKS, John McDougal, propriet'r, 
 
 St. Gabriel Locks (see card, p. 388). 
 Calfe, Mrs. C, tavern keeper, 26 St. Paul. 
 Callanan, James, proprietor Atlantic Houso, 82 
 
 Foundling. 
 Callaw.iy, Mrs. & Co., milliners and dressmakers, 
 
 219 Notre Dame. 
 Callum, John, grocer, 187 William, Griffintown. 
 Cambel, George, poultry dealer, Bonsecours .Market. 
 Camen's Loui.><, tavern keeper, Papineau Road. 
 CAMERON, GEORGE A., commercial traveller, 2 
 
 Lincoln Place, Bleury. 
 Ciimeron, John, saddler, 82 Craig. 
 C imeron & Ross, commission merchants, 40 MoGill. 
 Cumirant <(e Cie, wholesale dealer in leather and 
 
 shoe findings, 189 St. Paul. 
 Campbell, Alexander, butcher, 103 St. Dominique. 
 Campbell, Colin, lumber merchant, BrewHter Kasin. 
 Campbell, Donald, tobiicconif<t, 32 Lagauchetiere, 
 Campbell, F. W., physician, 34 Bleury. 
 Campbell, George W., physician and surgeon, 6S 
 
 Great St. James. 
 Campbell, James, hotel proprietor. Cote des Neiges. 
 CAMPBELL, JOHN, raerclmnt tailor, 74 Great 8t. 
 
 James (see card, p. 390). 
 Cauipbell, John, fruit ami confectionery, Victoria 
 
 Square. 
 Campbell. John, warehouseman, 16 and 18 Dal- 
 
 housie. 
 Campbell, R. A., paying toller Ontario Bank, cor- 
 ner Place d'Armes and Great St. James. 
 Campbell, RoUo, printer. II St. Alexis. 
 CAMPBELL, KENNETH &. CO., chemists antl 
 
 druggiiits, 7 Groat St. James (see card, p 390). 
 Campbell, L. J. k Co , mnnufactuiers of belting and 
 
 dealers in machinery oil, 293 St. Paul. 
 CAMPBELL, R. A CO., Montreal carpet warehouse, 
 
 carpets, oil cloths, &o , 49 Great St. James. 
 Campion, Rev. M., St. James' Church, St. Catherine, 
 
 near the Providence Asylum. 
 Canada Bank Notit Reporter, Owler k Stevenson, 
 proprietors, 41 SI. f ranfois Xavier. 
 
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 MILLWRIGHT WORK St iMILl MICHINBRV OF ILL KINDS. 
 
 Water Wheels on the Newest and most Approved Plan. 
 
 BARK AND SMUT MILLS. 
 
 MANUFACTURER OF MILL STONES, & DEALER IN BOLTING CLOTHS. 
 
 Flans and Speoifloations prepared, and Mill Sites Located. 
 CAL EDONIA N WORKS, 8T. CABmiL LOCKS. 
 
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 Canadfi Hntel, Theodore Saaoier, proprietor, 16 & 
 17 Sit. Gabriel. 
 
 Canaf.a Lancet, Dr. W. E. Bowman editor and pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 CANAD.A LEAD WORKS, Jas. Robcrteon, 62, 64 
 and 66 Qu en. 
 
 CANAUA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Cha8. 
 0. OeJdeg, agent, 23 Great St. James. 
 
 Canada Marine Works, Aug. Cautin, 400 St. Joseph. 
 
 Canada Railway Advertising Company, 71 Great St. 
 James. 
 
 CANADA SUGAR REFINERY, John Redpath & 
 Son, proprietors, office 60 Commissioners. 
 
 Canada Sunday School Union, James Milnes, deposi- 
 tary, 83 Great St. James. 
 
 Canada Temperance Advocate, J. C. Becket, proprie- 
 tor, 38 Great St. Jnmea. 
 
 Canadian Band of Hope, J. C, Becket, proprietor, 
 88 Great St. James. 
 
 CANADIAN INL.\ND STEAM NAVIGATION 
 COMl'ANY, Hon. John Hamilton, general mana- 
 ger ; Alex. Milloy, secretary and treasurer ; 21 
 Great St. Jam' s (see card), 
 
 Canadian Institute, 61 Notre D.tme 
 
 CANADIAN MAIL OR MONTREAL GAZETTE, 
 Lowe & Chamberlain, editors and proprietors 
 (see card). 
 
 Canadian Naluraliit and Oeologitt, Dawrion, Bros., 
 proprietors. 
 
 Canadian Rubber Company, office, St. Mary. 
 
 Cannon, John, grocer, 2i) McCord. 
 
 Cannon, Julia, grocer, 48 Murray. 
 
 Cantin, A., ship and steamboat builder & proprietor 
 Canada Marine Works, St. Jose|ih. 
 
 Garden, John, proprietor Bull's Head Hotel, Com- 
 mon, corner King. 
 
 Caretin, >'., saloon. Commissioners. 
 
 Carignan, Jos., wood nicrclmnt, Chaboillez Square. 
 
 Carillon. Olivier, butcher, Wl St. Anns Market. 
 
 Carle, Catherine, general store, 151 St. Mary. 
 
 Carle, J. W., merchant. 247J St. Paul. 
 
 Carle, P., cap maker, 79 St. Mary. 
 
 Carle, Thomas, statuary, 170 St. Dominique. 
 
 Carle & Cormier, importers, wholesale and retail 
 dealers in cigars, tobacco, enutf, &o., 247 & 249 
 St. Paul. 
 
 Carlisle, John, cabinet maker and furniture dealer. 
 
 Carlisle, Wm., picture frame maker, 9 St. Germain. 
 
 CARLISLE & McOONKEY, proprietors Terrapin 
 Restaurant, Crystal Block, Notre Dame. 
 
 Caron, Caliite, organ builder, 20 St. Joseph, 
 
 Caron, Charles, painter and decorator, 85 Sunguinet. 
 
 Caron, Francois, hotel proprietor, 216 St. .loseph. 
 
 Caron, Joseph, hotel proprietor, 12 Commissioners. 
 
 Caron, Louis, barber, &c., 59 St. Joseph. 
 
 Carpenlier, J. E., cabinet maker, 6 St. Mary. 
 
 Carpentier, Joseph, tobacconist, 276 St. Jo.teph. 
 
 Carpentier, P. H., notary public, 13 St. Vincent. 
 
 Carr, .lames F., artist. Great St. James. 
 
 Carreau, Joseph T., flour dealer, 66 St. Charles 
 Borroiiiee. 
 
 Carriok, R., glassware, Ac, 61 St. Mary. 
 
 Carri^re. Joseph, tinsmith, Jacques Cartier Square. 
 
 Carroll, John, iron safe maker, 65 St. Maurice. 
 
 Carter, Edward, Q. C, clerk of the cruwo, 6 Ca- 
 dieux. 
 
 Carter, J., saloon, Wellington. 
 
 Carter, John, saloon, 68 Great St. James. 
 
 Carter & Kerr, advocates, 38 Little St. James. 
 
 Cartier, Hon. George E., MP P., 22 Notre Damo. 
 
 Cartier, Pominvillo k Betournay, advocates, 31 St. 
 Vincent. 
 
 Cartier, Joseph, broom maker, 53 St. Maurice. 
 
 Case, L. M., liquor dealer, 8:-!^ Bonaventure. 
 
 Casey, Peter, deputy, weights and measures depart- 
 ment, Ist Division, 94 Notre Dame. 
 
 Ca.iler. Myron C, foreman Montreal Water Works, 
 32 Notre Dame, 
 
 Ca».sant, Vital, unilertnker, 198 St. Dominique. 
 
 Cassavant, Louis, fish dealer, C7 ('ampeau. 
 
 Cassel, Antoine, sen., eating house, i'.9 St. Paul. 
 
 CASTLE & Co., produce and grocery brokers and 
 commission merchants, 19 St. Sacrament (see 
 card, p. 390). 
 
 Castonguay, Benjamin, cabinet maker, 148 St. Law- 
 rence Main. 
 
 Catelli. Charles, manufacturer of statuary, 35 Notre 
 Dame. 
 
 Cater, James, saloon keeper, 59 Wellington. 
 
 Cotholio Orphan Asylum, 282 Notre Uaine. 
 
 CaUMJne, W. H,, American Music Hall, 113 Fortifi- 
 cation Lane. 
 
 Cavan House, P. Mohan, proprietor, 117 Commis- 
 sioners. 
 
 Caverbill, J. & T., grain and produce merchants, 6 
 St. Sacrament. 
 
 Caiier & Marois, Academic Universitaire, 25 Craig. 
 
 (-'6rat, Pierre, printer, 7 1 Notre D.'ime. 
 
 Ceredo. Paul, Victoria Marble Works, Beaver Hall 
 Hill. 
 
 Chabot, Antoine, proprietor Salaberry Hotel, 177 
 St. Mary. 
 
 Chabot, J., asjent for the St. Lawrence Tow Boats ; 
 office, e7 romniissioners. 
 
 CHAFFEE, A. B., general agent Hartford Fire lu- 
 suriince Compnny, 62 St. Francjois Xivier, resid. 
 St. Johns, C. E. 
 
 Cbalu, F., grocer, Chaboillez, corner Bouaventure. 
 
 Chaliit, A., grocer. 12(5 Bonnventure. 
 
 Chamard .John, grocer, Notre Dame, corner Dal- 
 housie Square. 
 
 Chambers, H. W., boarding house, 20 St. John. 
 
 Champoux. Miss Domitilde, milliner and dressmaker, 
 13J St Lnmhert. 
 
 CHANCE, BROTHERS & CO., glass raanufacturers, 
 Birmingham ; office, 8 Lemoine. 
 
 CHANDLER & H ANN AN, wholes'le produce deal'rs, 
 126 Commissioners. 
 
 Cbantelnup, Ernest, lamp and tinware manufacturer, 
 121 Craig. 
 
 Chapeleau, Arpeiie, coffin store, 5 St. George. 
 
 Chapeleau, J. H,, 200 St. Joseph. 
 
 Chapeleau, Z., bookseller and stationer, 112 Notre 
 Dame. 
 
 Chapman, Alexander, plumber, 15 St. QeneTirive. 
 
 Chapman, B. J., foreman of public works, 160 Wil- 
 liam, Griffintown. 
 
 Chapman, H. (of H. Chapman & Co.) Hanoverian, 
 Prussian, Italian and Hfjanish Consul, and Vice- 
 Consul, for Norway and Sweden, 47 Durocher. 
 
 Chapman, James, grocer and innkeeper, 31 Craig. 
 
 Chapman, Henry & Co., wine, tea, and general mer- 
 chants, agents for Lloyd's and Glasgow Associa- 
 tion of Underwriters, Alexis, cor. St. Sacrament. 
 
 Chaput, L., Fils & Cie, wbolesiile and retail grocer?, 
 and wine and spirit merobants, 115 and 116 Com- 
 missioners and 2 St. Peter. 
 
 Charboneau, A., tavern keeper, McGill, corner St. 
 Paul. 
 
 Charbonneau, Francois C, grocer, Bleury, corner 
 St. Catherine. 
 
 Charbonnenu, Henri, grocery. Jurors, corner Bleury. 
 
 Charbonneau, Jean Buptiste, butcher, St. Autoina 
 Market. 
 
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 PERFUMERY AND SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, 
 ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PATENT MEDICINES, 
 
 HAIR, NAIL, TOOTH AND FLESH BRUSHES, &c. 
 
 French and Engliah Ferfttmrn ; Toilet and Smelling Bottlee, *o„ *e. ; Fanoy Soap, in every variety. 
 
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 iu London and Paris Markets, to which an early inspection is invited. 
 
 OA^STLE & Co., 
 
 AND AGENT FOR THE PURCHASE OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE, 
 19 ST. SACBAMENT STREET, MONTREAL. 
 
 GEO. CHILDS & Co., 
 
 (SUCCKSSORH TO T. M. BRVSON,) 
 
 No. 13 ST. FRANCOIS XAVIBR STREET, MONTREAL. 
 
 (Man b; lettw, from Country MerchanU, not BndlDR it oonvonient to viait Montreal, will recelTe prompt attantlon, and Goods not 
 
 In Stock will b« purohaMd and charged at lowaai Market Kalea. 
 
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 Charhonneau, Joseph, grocer, Beaudry, corner Dor- 
 chester. 
 
 Charbonneau, Joseph, saloon. 87 St. Paul. 
 
 Cbarbunaeau, L. H., grocer, Bleury, corner Jurors. 
 
 Charland, Regis, grocer, Oerman^ corner Mignonne. 
 
 Cbarlebois, A., general broker, coumission mer- 
 chant, 29 St. Fran^oia Xavier. 
 
 Charlebois, Albert, oomnaissiun merchant, 18 Craig. 
 
 rharlebois, Ars^ne, grocer, &c., 46 McOill. 
 
 Charlebois. B. II., physician, 109 Bleury. 
 
 Charlebois, C, merchant tailor, 192 St. Joseph. 
 
 Charlebois, Clovis, grocer, 211 St. Joseph. 
 
 Charlebois Peter O., freight ngeut, 98J Foundling. 
 
 Charlebois, Fierrn, sen., commission agent, 28 Craig. 
 
 Charlebois, Pierre, grain dealer, William. 
 
 Charles, John, grocer, Aylmer, corner Berthelot. 
 
 Chailos, S. M. 1., dealer in oils, paints, glass, &c., 
 41 St. Lawrence Main. 
 
 Charles, Walter, proprietor of the British North 
 American Color and Chemical Works aud P-iint 
 Manufactory, Uochelnga, office 41 St. Lawrence 
 Mnin. 
 
 Charlton, T. B., 283 Notre Dame. 
 
 Charpentier, Amahle, grocer, George Hypolite, St. 
 Jean ISnptiste Village. 
 
 Cbnrpentier, Magloiro Eugene; advocate, 3 Little 
 St. James. 
 
 Charrelte, Timothi'i, grocer, Beaudry, cor. Mignonne. 
 
 Charron, ChryaoHtome, fruit store, 41 St. Constaut. 
 
 Charters, Edw.ird, butcher, 33 St. Anns Market. 
 
 Charters, James, butcher, 34 St. Anns Market. 
 
 Cbartrand, Francois, grocer, Sanguiuet, corner 
 Mignonne. 
 
 Chartrand, Olivier, grocer, 192 Visitation. 
 
 Chattt'lle, E'istibe, grocer, 160 Visitation. 
 
 ChausHe, Medard, root beer manufacturer, 164 St. 
 Lawrence Mnin. 
 
 Chauss^, Narcisse, shoemaker, St. Lawrence Main. 
 
 Cbausse, Octave, grocer, 70 St Catharine. 
 
 Chauveau, Hon. P. J. 0., Superint^ndcut of Educa- 
 tion, office. Old Government House. 
 
 CHERRY, FISK & CO.'S UNITED STATES AND 
 CANADA EXPRESS, D. T. Irish, agent, 3 aud 4 
 Place d'Annes. 
 
 Cheney, Oilman, superintendent British and Ameri- 
 can Express Company, 8 Uoiver-ity Avenue. 
 
 Cherrier, C. 8., Q. C, advocate, 7 St, Vincent. 
 
 Childs, Charles, dealer in boots and shoes of every 
 description. Cathedral Block, 167 Notre Dame. 
 
 CHILDS, GEORGE & CO , importers and general 
 wholesale grocers, 13 St. Francois Xavier (see 
 card, p. 390). 
 
 Chisbolm, A, K., assistant book keeper Herald office, 
 209 Notre Dume. 
 
 Choquette, Jean B., fish dealer. Bonsocours Market. 
 
 Christian, T. R., inspector of branches and agencies 
 of Bank of Montreal, Great St. James. 
 
 Christian Brothers' Schools, Rev. Brother Turibe, 
 provincial director, Pres de Ville, Cdle. 
 
 CHRISTIE, WILLIAM, soap and candle manufac- 
 turer. 9 St. Constant (see card, p. 394). 
 
 CHRISTIE & BELLI8, Brilii'h Soap Works, Hoch- 
 elaga, office, 9 St. Constant (see card, p. 894). 
 
 Cbristin, Joseph, clothier and dry goods, 92 J St. 
 Paul. 
 
 Christin, Mrs. L., grocer, 166 Lagauohetii-re. 
 
 Christophersen, Ant. & Co., ship brokers and com- 
 mission merchants, opposite Royal Insurance 
 Buildings. 
 
 Church, J. k R., boot and shoemakers, 95 St. Mary. 
 
 Ciersoh, Edward, jewellery manufacturer, 27^ Little 
 St James. 
 
 Cilley, Mrs. L., grocer, 91 St. Maurice. 
 Cinqmarii, J., butcher, 28 Bonsecours Mar'tet. 
 Cinqmars & Co., merobaat tailors, Notre Dame, ecr. 
 
 MoGill. 
 Cinville, Fran<;ois, grocer, 124 Montcalm. 
 City and District Savings Bank, E. J. Barheau, ac- 
 tuary, Gieat St. Jsmes. 
 City Bank, F. Macculloch, cashier. Great St James. 
 City Express Office, E. J. Bancroft, 43 Great St. 
 
 James. 
 City Central Police Station, Captain Lamothe, 30 
 
 .Jacques Cartier Square. 
 CITY FOUNDRY, Ives & Allen, proprietors, 60 and 
 
 62 Queen (sec curd, p. 392). 
 City Hull. Bonsocours Market, St. Paul. 
 CITY MILL, Ira Gould & Sons, dealers in flour, 
 
 grain and produce, and commission merchants, 
 
 c«rner William aud Grey Nun. 
 City Passenger Railway Co., W. H. Hopper, secre- 
 tary, Station at Hoc,heI:iga. 
 City Surveyor, P. McQnisten, City Hall. 
 City Treasurer, Edward Demers, City Hall. 
 City Vaccination Offic-s. 207 St. Catharine, 20 Ful- 
 
 lum and 110 St. Mary. 
 Civalier, R., brush maker, " St. Lambert. 
 Clairmont, Antoine, butcher, 1.5 ISonsecours Market. 
 Clanjy, J., Sergeant of Police, 50 Panet. 
 Clariviere, Noel, carriage builder, 82 &84St. Mary. 
 Clark, A. C, comniission merchant, 16 St. John. 
 Clark, Adolphe, tobacconist, 83 Beaudry. 
 CLARK. J. S , conductor. Grand Trunk Railway. 
 
 rei-idence Lachine. 
 CLARK, JAMES P., importer and wholesale dealer 
 
 in staple and fancy dry goods, 74 McGill. 
 Clark, Miss Christiua, dry goods and millinery, 21 
 
 I' eury. 
 Clark, T. M. & Co., commission merchants and 
 
 brokers., 4 St. Sacrament. 
 Clark & Waters, sleigh bell manufacturer. Cote St 
 
 Paul. 
 Clarke, Miss A. M., Young Ladies' Academy, 16 
 
 Craig. 
 Clarke, Alexander, oils, points, &c., 141 St. Paul. 
 Clarke, Anilrew, contractor, St. Nicholas Tollentine, 
 
 near St. Catharine. 
 Clarke, C. A., Commissary General, 2 Qrattan. 
 Clarke, Edwin, importer & manufacturer of needles, 
 
 fish hooks fishing tackle, steel pens, &c., whole- 
 sale, 128 St. Francois Xavier. 
 Clarke, Francis, painter and dealer in paints, oils, 
 
 Ac, 141 St Panl. 
 Clarke, H. E., professor of languages, 12 Sanguinet 
 Clarke, James, lemon syrup manufacturer, 21 St. 
 
 Bernard. 
 Clarke, R. C, M.D., superiatendent St. Andrew's 
 
 Home, 8 St. George. 
 Clarke, W. R., dry goods, 84 McOiU. 
 Clarke, Wm., general merchant, 105 St. M»ry. 
 Clarke, Wm., Mount Royal House, St. Catharine. 
 CLARKE, PETER &. CO., importers and wholesale 
 
 dealers in wines, spirits and cigars, 32 St. Peter. 
 Clarke & Driscoll, advocates and attorneys-at-law, 
 
 126 Notre Dame. 
 Clarkin, Edward, boot and shoemaker, 808 Notre 
 
 Dame. 
 Clarkin, Mrs. Edward, grocer, 26 St Charles, Bor- 
 
 romee. 
 Cleary, Mary, crockery dealer, 81 St. Anns Market. 
 Clement F. X., tin roofer, St Dominique, near Sher- 
 
 brooke. 
 Clement, Gregoire, tobacconist, 49 St. .Joseph. 
 Clero, Surplice, picture frame maker, 32 St Vinoent 
 
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 Clerk, O. E., editor, True Wilntii, 22S Notre Dame. 
 
 Cliff, J^hn, civil engineer, 134 St. Urbain. 
 
 Clinch, R. A., wboleaale tobacco dealer, 10 St. 
 
 Joseph. 
 Clobeuaky, B. J. A., advocate, 40 Little St. James. 
 Cloran, Jonepli, procer, 244 St. Joseph. 
 Cloraii, M., proprietor, West Eod Saloon, 22 Reo- 
 
 oollut. 
 Close, J'tmes, saloon, corner Craig and St. Charles, 
 
 Borrome". 
 Clouston, J limes ?,., chief trader, Hudsons' Bay 
 
 Cotiipaiiy, Toupin'.s Building, Place d'Arraes. 
 Clouticr, S., grocer, wiue and spirit merchant, 63 
 
 St. Joseph. 
 Coehlan, , fruit dealer, Sanguinet. 
 CochrHti, Hugh, pork inspector, 108 St. Urbain. 
 COCHR.\.NK, A. McK., agent for wuolleu manufac- 
 turers, :i9(i & 2'J2 St. Paul, corner St. Peter (see 
 
 card, p. 396). 
 Cockburn, Mrs. John, fruit store, 6 R'lglan Place. 
 Coderre, Joseph E., physician, 290 La^auchetittre. 
 Coderre, Nnrbert, merchant tailor, 19 fiunseoours. 
 COB, ANDRRW, manufacturer of mper phosphate 
 
 of lime, office 38 St. Francois Xavier, boards St. 
 
 Lawrence Hall (see card, p. 394). 
 CoghUn, James, grocer, Campeau, corner Lagau- 
 
 chetiere. 
 Coghtiiu, John, grocer, 174 Bonaventure. 
 Coghlm, Mrs , M.iry, fruit dealer, Uonsecours 
 
 Market. 
 COGHLAN, J. & CO., whole.»ale and retail grocers, 
 
 dealers in wines and liquors, 135 & 139.J Notre 
 
 Daiiie. 
 Cohen, A. .M., merchant, 10 St. Sacrament. 
 CohD, L., metniUigrapher, 95 Nazivetli, Oriffintown. 
 Cole, Charles, grocer, 130 Lagauchetii-re. 
 Colin, F. X , butcher, CJ Bonseoours Market. 
 Colin, Rolin, butcher, 04 Bousecours Market. 
 Collegiate School, C. Nichols, principal, 12 Great St. 
 
 James. 
 Colleret, Pierre N., undertaker, 146 St. Constant. 
 Collette, P., boot and shoemaker, St. Paul. 
 Collin, Will., butcher, 25 St. Anns Market. 
 Collins, Diiuiel, giecer, 137 LagauchetiAre. 
 Collins, Jas., grocer and tavern keeper, Dorchester, 
 
 corner Amherst. 
 Collins, Wm., elastic webbing maker, British Ameri- 
 can Manufiicturing Company. 
 Collis, U. D., flour inspector; oflScc, Holiday's Block, 
 
 Wellington. 
 Colonial Church and School Society's Model School, 
 
 Rev. Wm. Bond, superintendent and secretary, 30 
 
 Bonaventure. 
 COLONIAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Wm. 
 
 M. Ram!<ay, manager, 19 Great St. James (see 
 
 oanL opposite inside back cover). 
 COLONIAL SAL(X)N, Thomas Stewart, proprietor, 
 
 corner Craig and Campeau. 
 Colovin, M. F., advocate, 59 Little St. James. 
 Colquhoun, Alex., grocer, 297 St. Mary. 
 Commerri I Aftonliin'r, Parsons & Finney, proprie- 
 tors, 11 St. Aleris 
 COMMERCIAL BANK OF CANADA, Thos. Kirby, 
 
 maoBfter, Co Great St. James. 
 Corcmisrariat Department ; office, 67 Notre Dame. 
 COMPAIN, S., Marble Hall Restaurant, corner 
 
 Common and St. Francois Xavier (see card, p. 396) . 
 Compton, George, musician and piano tuner, 18 St. 
 
 Urbain. 
 Corale, Antoine, wood dealer, near St. Anns Church, 
 
 Griflintown. 
 Condon, Patrick, butcher, St. Anns Market. 
 
 Congregational Nunnery, superioress. Sister Bernard, 
 
 1 1 St. Jean Baptiste. 
 Conley, Miss, dressmaker, 67 St. George. 
 Conliii, Mrs., innkeeper, 3 St. Giles. 
 Conneciicui .Mutual Life .\ssiiranee Company, Ro'jt 
 
 Wood, agent, 02 St. FraniMiis Xavier. 
 Conner, D. S , merchant, 21 .St. Knrii^'iis Xavier. 
 Connolly, Colonel James, Assistant Adjutant-Gene- 
 ral, St. Sophie Place, MeGill College Avenue. 
 Connolly, John, grocer, 174 Lagaucheii^rc. 
 Connolly, Mrs , fruit dealer, 8 Queen, 
 (y'onnolly, Wm. A., advocate, 30 Water. 
 Conroy, J. C., grocer, Niixareth, corner Gabriel. 
 Conroy, John, grocer, 16 Colborne, Griffintowii. 
 Consi'line, John, grocer, 58 Bonaventure. 
 Contant, Francois, wood merchant, Craig, corner 
 
 Campeau 
 Contant, Mt'd<!ric, notary public, 29 St. Vincent. 
 Cont.mt, Edward & Co., boot and shoemakers, 10 St. 
 
 Lawrence Main. 
 Convent of the Congregation of St. Anns, matron 
 
 and superioress. Sister St. Annunciation, McUord, 
 
 near Canal, Grifiiotown. 
 Convent of the Sacred Heart, Berri, cor. Dorchester. 
 Convent of Sisters of Mercy, Sister Jean (.'hantilla, 
 
 superintendent, Dorchester, near Campeau. 
 Converse, John A., rope and plaster manufacturer, 
 
 St Gabriel Locks, Canal. 
 CONVERdB, COLSON i CO., general commission 
 
 merchants, 23 St. I'oter (see card, p. 3'*0). 
 Conway, M., butcher, St. Gabriel Market. 
 Conway, Michael, grocer, 74 (."ulborne, Oriffintown. 
 Conway, Mrs Thomas, grocer, Sanguinet, corner 
 
 LiigauchetH^re. 
 Conway. Tliomas, butcher, Bousecours Marlcet. 
 (.'oo, Geo &. tUms. C., machinists, 21 Bonitventuro. 
 Cooper, John, fish dealer, 2 Boiisecoms Market. 
 Cooper, Wm., average adjuster, 11 St. Alexis. 
 Copeltmd, C.. coal merehiint, and aiiieut for Northern 
 
 ■TrHiisportiition Line, 9 Common 
 Corheille, Fian^ois, butcher, Uonsecours Market. 
 Corbeille, Joseph, butcher, 33 Bousecours .Market. 
 Corbeille, Joseph, butcher, 13 St .Vntoine Market. 
 C!orboille, Joseph, contractor, 178 German. 
 (!orbeille, Paul, grocer, 111) Ligauclietiiirc. 
 Corbeille, S., tavern keeper, .St. Lawrence Main. 
 Cordner. Rev. John, Unitarian, Piedmont Cottage, 
 
 near Durocher. 
 Corn Eichange, W. J. Patterson, secretary. Hospital. 
 Cornish, Rev. Geo., M.A., professor of Classics and 
 
 History, McGill University. 
 Cornwell, J. C. Y., professor of Penmanship, 18 
 
 Great .St. James. 
 Corrigan, H , Shakspeare Saloon, St Frari^oisXavier. 
 Corrigau, Joseph, wood dealer, Cbaboillcz, near St. 
 
 Joseph. 
 Corrignon, Olivier, butcher, 32 St. Anns Market. 
 Corrivfcau, David, butcher, 50 Boiiseoours Market. 
 CORSE & MAY, importers and wholesale deaiurs in 
 
 paints, oils, varn;.sh, putty, star and diamonil star 
 
 glass, brushes, &c., 279 & 281 St. Paul (see card, 
 
 p. 396). 
 Cosby, Richard, barber, 118 St. Lawrence Main. 
 Cosgrove, J M., law stuilent, 46 Little St. James. 
 Cosmopolitan Hotel and Restaurant, Angelo Qianelli, 
 
 proprietor, C & 7 Place d'Arraes. 
 Costello, Mrs. Mary, fruit dealer, 25 Kempt, Griffia- 
 
 town. 
 Costen, T., gunsmith and bell hanger. Place d'Armes 
 
 Hill. 
 Costen, T., & Co., gunsmiths and dealers in fishing 
 
 tackle, 189 Notre Dame. 
 
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 CM6, Joseph, grocer, St. Joseph. 
 
 C<)t6, Pierre, grncfr, 152 VUiution. 
 
 COTTAGE FUBNlTUkE WABEHOtTSE, Ratsell 
 JoT)«»i", proprietor, 118 Craig (see cnrd, p. 8%). 
 
 C0TT£, II , OMhier La Banque Jacques Cartier, 
 W Qreat St. Jnmea. 
 
 Cottret, L. D., adTocate, 110 Amherst. 
 
 Coughlan, Joba. butcher, 12 Bunsecoors Market. 
 
 Couillard, Tboimts, hardware, St. Paul. 
 
 Courcellea, R6mi, grocer, corner Ht. Mary and Visi- 
 tation. 
 
 Conrcbet &Co., shipping and commission merchants, 
 7 St. Job . 
 
 Coursol, C. J., superintendent, initpector, and police 
 magistrate. 
 
 COURT & MACINTOSH, accoanUnts, comer St. 
 Francois XaTier and Hospital. 
 
 Courval, FrftD^ois, grocer, 52 St. Urbain. 
 
 Coorvttl, Joseph, grocer, 62 Durham. 
 
 Courviile, Pierre, taTern keeper, 180 St. Joseph. 
 
 Cousineau, V., ginger beer mnker, 129 Panet. 
 
 Couteau, C. & Co , butchers, Bouseoours Market. 
 
 Coutre, Oeorge, butcher, 11 Bon8eoour» Market. 
 
 Coutre, Moise, conductor Grand Trunk Railway, 285 
 St. Joseph. 
 
 Couvent Du Bon Pastenr, Sherbrooke. 
 
 Cv^avent Du St. Norn De Marie, Hnchalega. 
 
 CouTntte & Bro., silverplaters, 2tiJ Ht. Antoine. 
 
 Cowan, D., provision store, ourner Craig and Sala- 
 berry. 
 
 COWAN, J. B., manufacturer of patent black var- 
 nish, pitch, ronftng composition, works. Griffin- 
 town ; office, 26 i.emoine. 
 
 Cowan, James P., physician, 20 Upper St. Urbain. 
 
 Cowan, R. C, advocate, 44 Little St. James. 
 
 Cowan, R. W., mannfacturer hats, caps, furs, and 
 dealer in trunks, kc, 128 Notre Dnme. 
 
 Cowan, Robert L., varnish manufacturer,, William, 
 comer McCord. 
 
 COWAN & HOLOOMB, forwarders and commission 
 merchants. Canal Basin. 
 
 Cowie, John, tanner and currier, Canning, corner 
 Bonaventure. 
 
 Cowper, P. & A., machinists, 374 St. Joseph. 
 
 Cox, James, green grocer, St. Ann» Market. 
 
 Cox, James, shirt and collar manufacturer, 27 Bal- 
 iiioral. 
 
 Cox, John, optician, 20 Jurors. 
 
 Cox & Collias, scale mannfacturers, A5 Craig. 
 
 Crabtrce, James, grocer, 33 St Maurice. 
 
 Craig, A. M. , painter and glaiier, rear 55 St. Peter. 
 
 Craig, C. A , piano-forte maker, 75 St. Urbain. 
 
 CRAIQ, J. P., manufacturer of piano-fortes, 82 St. 
 Lawrence Main (see card. p. 382). 
 
 Craig, James, clerk, 4 St. Mary. 
 
 Craig, John, grocer and provision] dealer, 43 St. 
 Lawrence Main. 
 
 Craig, John, painter and gintier, 15 St. Paul. 
 
 Craig, Mrs , dry goodd. 4 St. Mary. 
 
 CBAia STREET FOUNDRY, Rogers & King pro- 
 prietors, 85 Craig (see card, p. 396). 
 
 Craik, Robert, physician and surgeon, 130 Craig. 
 
 Crcmp, Thomas, president Board of Trade and Har- 
 bor Commissioner, Bellevue Terrace, Dorchester. 
 
 CRANE, THOMAS A., (of James Torrance & Co.,) 
 40 St. Peter. 
 
 Cranwell, Samuel, merchant, 4 Hanover. 
 
 CRATHERN & CAVKRIIILL, importers of hard- 
 ware, iron, steel, &o , Nuns Buildings, 197 St. 
 Paul (see card. p. 398). 
 
 Craven, W. J., dealer in confectionery, fruit, &o., 
 90 McQili. 
 
 Crawford, J., tavern keeper, Craig. 
 
 Crawford, Jamea, produce agent, 4 St. Sacrament. 
 
 Crawford, Mrs , grocer, 97 Craig. 
 
 Crawley, Daniel, butcher, 75 Bonsecours Market. 
 
 Creighton, J., merchant tailor, 28 Bleury. 
 
 Cr^pean, Jos., pork butcher, 7 Bonsecours Market 
 
 Cr^peau, P. B., saloon, rear 192 Notre Dame. 
 
 Crevier, Aug., flour dealer, Cote des Nifges. 
 
 Crevier, Daniel, grocer, Papineuu Road. 
 
 Crevier, Geo., pork butcher, 25 Bonseconr' Market. 
 
 Crevier, L. C, confectioner, 209 St. Joseph. 
 
 Crevier, O , wood merchant, Craig, cor. Siinguinet. 
 
 Crevier & Freres, flour merchants, NCommissioneri. 
 
 Cricbton, James, grocer, 42 Bonnventure. 
 
 Crispo, F., head clerk. Custom House. 
 
 Crochifcre, F., fruiterer, 16Chaboille«. 
 
 Cron»haw, Mrs. Robert, tavern keeper, Wellington, 
 
 Point St. Charles. 
 CROSBY. JOHN, conductor Lachine Railway. 
 CROSS ft LUNN, (Alexander Cross and Alex. H. 
 
 Lunn,) advocates, 43 Little St. JiimCM. 
 Crossen, Charles, saloon keeper, 31 Jacquea Cartier 
 
 Square. 
 Crotch, Christopher, furrier, 4 Jurors. 
 Crotean, A., shoemaker, 81 St. Mary. 
 Oroteau. Andrt', nhoemnker, 58 Mignonne. 
 Croteau, Napoleon, hatter and furrier, 49 St. Domi- 
 nique. 
 Crowhurst, William, tavern keeper, 18 St. Paul. 
 Crowley, D., butcher, Bonsecours Market. 
 Crowley, John, grocer, 108 Bonaventure. 
 Crown Timber Office, Charles £. Belle, agent, 34 
 
 Little St. James. • 
 
 Crnikskank, George, flour and provision merchant, 
 
 100 CommiMHioners. 
 Cuddiby, Patrick, frnit dealer, 24 Sanguinet. 
 Cuddy, John, dry goods, 63 St. Mary. 
 Cullen, John, butcher, St. Gabriel Market. 
 Cullen, John, grocer, Guy, Point St. Charles. 
 Cullen, Thomas, watchmaker, 105} Wellington. 
 Cullen, Wm., butcher, 25 St. Anns Market. 
 Cullin & Hondlow, whitesmiths, locksmiths and bell- 
 
 hangers, St. John. 
 CuDiming & Parish, storage and elevator. Canal 
 
 Locks, near Windmill Point. 
 CUNDILL, FRANCIS, & CO, commission mer- 
 chants, 22 Lemoine (see card, p. 898). 
 Cunningham, J., grocer, St. George, corner Lagan- 
 
 cheticre. 
 Cunningham, J., plumber and gas fitter, 100 William. 
 Cunningham, John, saloon, 10 Water. 
 Cunningham, Wm., grocer, St. Charles Borrom^, 
 
 corner Mignonne. 
 Cunningham, Wm., commission merchant, 3 Union 
 
 Buildings. 
 Cunningham, Wm., marble mannfaotarer, 77 Bleniy. 
 Cunningham, Wm., confectioner, 208 St. Joseph. 
 Cunynghame, Francis, house and estate agent, 18 
 
 Great St. James. 
 ('urley, John, fruit dealer, 387 Lagaucbetibre. 
 Curran, Hugh, grocer and tavern keeper, 385 St. 
 
 Catherine. 
 Curran, J., frnit dealer, 16 Bonaventure. 
 Curran, James, grocer, Colbourne, corner Smith, 
 
 Griffintown. 
 Curran, Mrs. Jane, grocer, 46 Bleury. 
 Curran, John J., advocate, 40 Little St. James. 
 Curran, Mrs. Joseph, fruit dealer, 16 BonaventarVk 
 Curran, Michael, grocer, 345 St. Joseph. 
 Curran, Rev. W. B , M.A., assistaat minister Trinity 
 
 Church. 
 Currigan, John, batcher, Etienne, Point St. Charles. 
 
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 Currigan, JoMpb, groo<>r, 62 St. Antoine. 
 
 Curry, 9. K., hmker nnd commiMioii merchant, 11 
 & 18 Little St. JoHepli. 
 
 Currjr A Co., oommiiioioD mercbanta and grocers, 12 
 8t. Pmnciis Xi««i<-r. 
 
 Cnneck, C J.,ooraiiiisition merchant, l!)Ht Sacrament. 
 
 Caanck Drox., carriage mukor*. 13 Cruig. 
 
 Cusson, Alexia, nbulesHle nnd retail grocer, wine 
 and apirit merchant, 111 J»cqueM Cnrtier 8quare. 
 
 CiiiiHun, Franyoiit X., cnrriHge maker, 69 8t. Joseph. 
 
 Cussnn, Mrs. M., fruit dealer, 204 LngaucbetiiVe. 
 
 Custom HdU'e, Tancr^de UoutliiHiur, collector of 
 custom*, CjHtom House Square. 
 
 Customs Eiamiuing Ware^ouite, Thomas Bell, ap- 
 praiHer, 13 Common. 
 
 Cutbbert, Rcibert, brassfounder, 68 Queen. 
 
 Cutler, John, grocer, Cmig, corner Rii'legonde. 
 
 Cuvillier, Auxtin, agent for Engle Life Insurance 
 Company of London, 88 St. Peter. 
 
 CDVILLIER, A. C. & Co , wholesale grocers and 
 commismon merchants, H8 St. Peter. 
 
 CuTillier & Co., auctioneers and brokers, 38 St. 
 Peter 
 
 Cyr, ReT. Nnrcisse, French Baptist, editor of the 
 Semrur, 142 Bk'ury. 
 
 Cyril'', Adrtlpbe, butcher. 108 Lagauchctiore. 
 
 Dackus, Frederick, proprietor of the Shades, '2iH 
 Notre Dame. 
 
 Dagen, O , notary public, 277 St. Catherine. 
 
 DAGO, ClIAKLKSG., wholesale stationer and book- 
 seller, publisher of the National Series of School 
 DookH and blank book manufacturer. No. 37 St. 
 Francois Xavier {nee card out!<ido frout cover). 
 
 Dagg, James, mannl'actarer of linseed oil, oatmeal, 
 &.V, 2 St. F6;ix 
 
 DAGENAIS, J. C , merchant tailor, 292 Notre Dame 
 (see card, p. 398). 
 
 Dagneau, A., harness maker, 113 St. Mary. 
 
 Dago, Peter, dyei and scourer, 119 L'tgauchetiere. 
 
 Dagoubert, Alexandre, pork butcher, 94 St. Claude. 
 
 Daigle, Clement, grocer and baker, 239 St. Joseph. 
 
 Daigle & Q6ard, flour and grain dealers, 114 St. 
 Joseph. 
 
 Dain, A , iron foander, 43 Queen, Qriffintown. 
 
 Dsjennis, Baxile, wood merchant, 187 Craig. 
 
 DAKERS. JAMK8, secretary Montreal Telegraph 
 Company. 
 
 Dalton, W., news depot, cor. Craig and St. Lambert. 
 
 D.^LY, JOSEPH H., Government Emigration agent, 
 hotiRc 16 tit. Louis, office 66 Commissioners. 
 
 Damase, Noiil, grocer, Versailles, near Lachine Rail- 
 way 
 
 D' Amour, A., clerk Post Office. 
 
 Damour, L. A., notary public, 172 St. Mary. 
 
 DaDger6eld, Wm., manufacturer and dealer in boots 
 and shoe«, 143 Notre U<\me. 
 
 Daniel, David, Peoples Hotel, 11 Bonsecours. 
 
 Danish Consul, Hon. Tiiomas Ryan, M.L.C., St. 
 Helen. 
 
 Danserean, Nniaire, hotel, Jacques Cartier Square. 
 
 Daoust, Maurice, hotel, St. Lawrence Main, near 
 Toll Gate. 
 
 Daoust, Olivier, grocer, Laganchetit^re, corner St. 
 Dominique. 
 
 Daroy, James, messenger City Hall. 
 
 DARLING, W. &Co., importers and wholesale deal- 
 ers in hardware, fancy goods and stationery, 239 
 St. Paul. 
 
 DARLING & BRADY, soap and candle manufactur- 
 ers, 74 St. Charles Barrom6e (see card, p. 308). 
 
 Darracb, Rev. Wm., PrcNbyterian, Point St. Charles. 
 
 Parragh, Peter, grocer, CO St. Maurice. 
 
 Date, John, plumber, gas fltlcr, coppersmith, brass- 
 founder and fin'^her, 269 N<ilre l»i«tiic. 
 
 Dauiiais, Cli-ment, gmcfr, tilt St I'uul. 
 
 Dttunais, George, purk butcher, BuiiHecoars Market. 
 
 Dauphin, Charles, sculptor, 166 St Denis. 
 
 David, A. H., physician, I ISeavfr Hall Hill. 
 
 David, Arthur M., clerk (^iiiaihan Inland Steam 
 Navigation Company, 21 Great St Jaiiii-s. 
 
 David, E. D , re){istrar ami trca-urer Trinity Hnu^^e, 
 Harbour CouinisHiuuera Buii^iiugi, C'ustuui House 
 Square. 
 
 David, Mrs. S , grocer, Mary, comer Shaw. 
 
 Davi<l, F., grocer, St. Mary. 
 
 DAVIDSON, A. G., chemist and druggist, dealer 
 in fancy articles, &o., corner Place d'Armes and 
 Notre Dnme. 
 
 Daviilson, Alexander, marine in«pector, 66 romraon. 
 
 Davidson, Isaac B., bats, caps au<l furs, JM Notre 
 Dame. 
 
 Davidson, James, acting deposit ledger keeper. Com- 
 mercial Bank, 65 Great St. James. 
 
 Davidson, James, manager of the I'bcenix Fire In- 
 surance Company of Loudon, Montreal office, 182 
 St. Paul 
 
 Davidson, Thomas, whole.iale and retail hardware 
 merchant, manufacturer of japanned, plauisheil 
 and stamped tin good.?. Cathedral Block. 
 
 Davie, J. ('., general store. 
 
 Divies, Thos., provisions, kc, 152 St. Mnry. 
 
 Davis, A. U., commission merchant, Recullut. 
 
 Davis, Edward, builder, reor 70 Nazireth, Griffin- 
 town. 
 
 Davis, Edward, grocer, 101 Naiareth. 
 
 Davis, George, barber. 257 Notre Dame. 
 
 Davis, George N., commission merchant, Port, car. 
 CommtMsioners. 
 
 Davis, Mrs. Hannah, Berlin wool and fancy store, 
 69 Great St. James. 
 
 Davis, James, manufacturer and importer of needles, 
 fish hooks, tackle & machine needles, 70^ McGill. 
 
 DAVIS, NELSON, custom house furwanluig agent 
 and commission merchant, 9 Gillespie's Buildings, 
 Common, corner Port (see card, p. 398). 
 
 Davis, 8., cigar manufacturer, 98 Dorchester. 
 
 Davison, James, manager, Phceuis Insurance Com- 
 pany. 
 
 Davison & Hannan, general dealers in fancy goods, 
 combs, clocks, looking glasses, baskets, 275 Notre 
 Dame. 
 
 Dawes, Thomas 9'. Sons, Lachine Ale and Porter 
 Vaults, 61 Great St. James. 
 
 Dawson, B., agent for Cowan & Co., 23 Great St. 
 James. 
 
 Dawson, J. W., L.L.D., F.R.S., F.G.8., principal 
 McGill University. 
 
 DAWSON BROTHERS, wholesale and retail book- 
 sellers and stationers, 23 Great St. James (see 
 card, p. 400). 
 
 Day, J. J., barrister, Ac, 126 Notre Dame. 
 
 Day, Thomas, assistant clerk of St. Anns Market. 
 
 De Angellis, Misses, music teachers, 24 Chenneville. 
 
 De Angellis, Signor Gaetano, professor of music, 24 
 Chenneville. 
 
 De Beaujeu, Hon. George Ern^ Saveuse, M.L.C., 
 Lieutenant-Colonel, commanding 8th battalion 
 Montreal Sedentary Klilitia. 
 
 De Beaumont, Alfred, advocate, 213 St. Catharine. 
 
 De Blanc, Mrs., grocery, St. Mary. 
 
 Deblois, Alfred, sculptor, 9 St. Felix. 
 
 Decarie, A., Victoria Wire Works, John. 
 
 Decker, Fred , proprietor of the Shades Saloon, 264 
 Notre Dame. 
 
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 CRATHERN & CAVERHILL, 
 
 IMPORTERS OF 
 
 HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, TIN, 
 
 T\^IlNrDOW^ OL^SS, I'A.INTS ^NID OILS, 
 
 AGENTS FOR 
 VIELLB M OHT&GHS ZINC COMPANT, VIOTOBIA BOPB WALK, and VnXWLVt AXX rACTOKT, 
 
 NUN'S BUILDINGS, No 197 ST. PAUL STREET, MONTREAL. 
 
 FRANCIS CUNDILL & CO. 
 
 93 Lemoine Street, Montreal, 
 
 HAVE ALWAYS IN S-^OCK A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF 
 
 E. LAZENBY & SON'S 
 
 PICKLES, SAUCES, CONDIMENTS, &u 
 
 JOHN COSNELL Su CO.'S 
 
 UNEQUALLED 
 
 HAIR BRU$ilHFa(, PERFUI?I£RY, AlVD iSOAPSI, 
 
 AND 
 
 R. LETCHFORD ft CO.'S WAX MATCHES, BLACKING, &o, 
 
 ARE ALSO SOLE AGENTS IN CANANDA, FOR 
 
 BARRON HARVEYS & CO., Urujrgists, London 
 E. LAZENBY & SON, Italian Wnrehouseuen, " 
 JOHN GOSNELL & CO., Perfumers, " 
 
 JACOB WRENCH & SONS, Seed Merohanta, " 
 
 R. LETCHFORD & CO., Makera of Wax Vestas, 
 
 lioniion. 
 SMITH, BKCK & BECK, Opticians, London. 
 EDWD. WEBB, Hiiir-cloth ManufiMjturer, Worcester, 
 
 JOS. C. Di^OENj^lS, 
 
 292, NOTRE DAME STREET, (SECOND DOOR FROM M. MORRISON,) MONTREAL. 
 
 J. 0. DAORNATS kerpa coii'tantly on bitnd. > complete •mnrtmrnt of RKADY-MADR CLOTIIINO. (iirh u TMt«, PaaU, 
 OremiHtii. CrHTnls, Oollan*. Ac. Aim, one of Ibe boat tvnortmi'utii hF Cliilhn nf «vi>rv dtiHcripMiin aud coloni, C'wuiimcrM, Twueds, 
 VcMttnttii, Ac, Ac. tSf Orders takt^n and attendi-d to wllhin the shortest notice. Prices Mudiirale. 
 
 DARLING & BRADY, 
 
 ^f^^ and ^antlU ^mvihttnxmf 
 
 164 ST. CHARLES BORROMEE STREET, 
 
 MONTKE^L. 
 
 CUSTOM HOUSE FOBWABDING AGENT AND COMMISSION MEBCHANT, 
 
 OOhi*, Nos 9 OUl«siil«*» Bulldln(if Comer of CommoM antl Port StroeUs 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 4^ Parional and Prompt attention giren to entoring Oooda at OtMtaaw, nnndloR, War«hoasln>, and ■l^>rw«rdilu to Quahv. 
 Canada W«at, Unllwl DlatM, An. OOODii BTOKBI) IN BUNDOK rHKB. /•<• 'x'r 
 
 To prcTant detenllan, land Involee, and have all PackaipM marked Oire iff N. DAVI8, 
 
 W. C. CHEWBTT It CO., BOOKBINDERS AND LAW PRINTERS, KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 
MONTREAL. 
 
 399 
 
 riN, 
 
 FREAL. 
 
 APS, 
 
 Wdx Vestas, 
 
 lODtlon. 
 
 er, Worcester, 
 
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 Intreal. 
 
 M V«it», PanU, 
 tjlmcres, Twu(jd», 
 
 \tmf 
 
 lOHANT, 
 
 ding to Queher, 
 
 )RONT0. 
 
 Decker, Reuben, lirery stable proprietor, 81 St. 
 
 Heury. 
 Decker & Co., proprietors Albion Hotel, St. Paul. 
 Dednam, Thomns, tin plate worker and braiier, 41 
 
 St. Peter. 
 Deery & Co., tarern keepers, 107 Wellington. 
 Deigoan, John, grocer, Wellington, Puint St. Charles. 
 Dejardin, Mihs M., dry goods, &o., 231 St. Joseph. 
 Delaunay, Adolpbe, grocer, 67 St. Catharine. 
 Delnnrier, C, butcher, Bonsecours Market. 
 DeUiirier, Xavier, butcher, 17 Bonsecoura Market. 
 DelepotB, Jospph, rope maker, St. Patrick. 
 Dulibic, Arthur, physician and surgeon, 16 Bona- 
 
 yenture. 
 Delible, A. M., harbour commissioner and sheriff; 
 
 office. Court House. 
 Delisle, Augustin S., notary and librarian, Adro- 
 
 cnte's Library, Court House. 
 DELISLE, .M. N., agent for A. C. Carillin & Co. ; 
 
 residence, 28 Sberbrooke. 
 Deli8!p.& Bissonnette, high constables, Court House. 
 Delorier, J. Bte., butcher, Bonsecours Market. 
 DeLoriuier, T. C., advocate, 31 Little St. James. 
 Delorme, P., wholesale and retail oil and leather 
 
 merchants, 240 St. Paul. 
 Delorme, 8iii:6un, dealer in leather, shoe findings, 
 
 &c., 143i St. Paul. 
 Delorme, Simeon, butcher, 22 St. Lawrence Market. 
 Dcmers, A., butcher, 61 Bonsecours Market. 
 Deroors, AuguHtin, lumber merohaut, Lucrolx. 
 Uemers, Butioni, butcher, 45 Bonsecours Market. 
 Uemers, H., city treasurer. 
 Demcrs, G. W., lumber merchant, St Mary. 
 Demers, George, butcher, 2 ot. Anns Market. 
 Demers, George, hotel keeper, Hochelagn. 
 Demers, H., butcher, 1 St. Anns Market. 
 Demers, James L., photographiu artist, 121 Dor- 
 chester. 
 Demers, Louis, bntcher. 31 Bonsecours Market. 
 Demers, Lnuis, butcher, 20 Bonsecours Market. 
 Demers, Pierre, iron and coal dcoler, 213 St. Joseph. 
 Deuii rs, Tons., pork butcher, Bonsecours Market. 
 Demeuleniure, Jean, manufacturer of French choco- 
 
 lato, 44 St. CLarles Borrom^e. 
 DeMontigny & Co., steam printing establishment, 
 
 18 St Gabriel. 
 DE.MOHA, M., conductorOranJ Trunk Railway. 
 Dempsey, Michael, bailiff superior court. 
 Denholm, George, commission merchant, 14 Jolin. 
 Denlger, Mii>s V., milliner and dressmaker, lOl* St. 
 
 St. Lawrence Main. 
 Denis, Paul, advocste, 81 St. Vincent. 
 DENIS & TUUUEL, adrocates, 31 St. Vincent. 
 Denman, Wm. H., gold and silver chaser, 09 San- 
 
 guinet. 
 Dcnnie, Frnncia, tavern keeper, corner Common and 
 
 flaiareth. 
 Denuie, Mrs. Catharine, mi'.liner, 81 Great St. 
 
 James, 
 Depuseau, H., saloon, St. Lawrence Main. 
 D6patie, K D., trader, St. Mary. 
 D^patie, Joneph F., furniture dealer, 185 Craig. 
 D<^patte, Maurice, grocer, George llypolito, St. 
 
 Jean Uuptixte Village. 
 D^patie, Moiso, grocer, 130 St. Constant. 
 D^patie, X., hotel keeper, St. Joseph, 
 D6pincier, 0., tailor, comer St. Lambert and St. 
 
 James. 
 Depinoier, Olympit, tftrern keeper, 82 St Lawrtnoa 
 
 Main. 
 Dequoi, A., grooer, Mignonne, oor, 8t Oonatant. 
 Deqttoi, Rdmi L., bftiliff, 81 St. Vinoent 
 
 Deroche, J. B., importer and manufacturer of cigars, 
 
 tobacco, snuff, &o., 129 St. Paul. 
 Dorome, Edmond, butcher, 83 Bonsecours Market. 
 Derome, Jacques, wood dealer, Dorchester, corner 
 
 Sydenham. 
 Derome, L^on, butcher, 70 Bonsecours hiarkct. 
 Derome, Olivier, bntcher, 52 Bonsecours Market. 
 Desautela, D., butcher, 81 Bonsecours Market. 
 Desbarats, George, printer, 76 Dorchester West. 
 D'Eschambault, G. F. notary. Little St. James. 
 D'Escbarabanlt, W. F., physician, 21 St. Mary. 
 Desohamps, East. J., tavern keeper, Tannery, west. 
 Deschamps, Jean Buptiste, grocer, St. Dominique, 
 
 St. Jean Baptiste Village. 
 Dewcbamps, Sister M. J. llainault, superioress of 
 
 the Grey Nunnery Ueneral Hospital. 
 Def^ve, Alexandre, sen., advocate, Tannery West. 
 DeKJardins, Alphonse, grocer, 205 St. Lawrence 
 
 Main. 
 Desjardins, Felix, grocer, 71 Beaudry. 
 De^jardins, J. M., advocate, 13 St. Vincent. 
 De^jardins, O., blacksmith, St. Mary. 
 Desjardins, T. C. A., advocate, 52 St. Gabriel. 
 DesLnuriers, Charles, advocate and attoruey-at-Iaw, 
 
 126 Notre Dame. 
 De^marais & Freres, flour and feed, 88 St. Paul. 
 Desmarteau, Gn'zthier, grocer and tavern keeper, St. 
 
 Mnry, near Toll Gate. 
 DESMARTEAU & PLAMONDON, importers of dry 
 
 goods and groceries, Hit) St. Paul. 
 Desnoyers, M., grocer, 34 Labelle. 
 Desplaines, Fran(,^ois X., Academy of St. Mary, Craig. 
 Desrocbers, Adolpbe, dry goods merchant, 47 St. 
 
 Lawrence Main. 
 Desrocbers, Ed., dry goods, 46 St. Lawrence Main. 
 Dn.'rochers & Ouimet, advocates, 23 St. Vinoent 
 Desrocbers & Parent, dry goods, 47 Notre Dume. 
 Desrocbes, Fran^-ois, sculptor, 153 St. Constant. 
 Desroches, J. B., tobacconist, 129 St. Paul. 
 Desrocbes, Jean, grocer 176 St Dominique. 
 Desrosier, L. J. P., physician, 227 St. Joseph. 
 Dvssaulles, Hon. L. A., M.L.C., president Institute 
 
 Cauadienne. 
 Devany, John, tobacco manufacturer, 6 St. Mary. 
 De Vany, L., auctioneer and commission merchant, 
 
 169 Cathedral Block, Notre Dame. 
 Uevine, Kev. J. A., A.M., Select Grammar School, 
 
 60 German. 
 DEVINS & BO:.TON, wholesale and retail cberaista 
 and druggists, Notre Dame, next Court Hoaie 
 (see card, p. 400). 
 Devlin, B., advocate. Little St. James. 
 Devlin, 0. J., notary public, 32 Little St. James. 
 Devlin, Murpl.y & Co , dyers and scourers, 88 
 
 Sanguinet. 
 DE WITT, JACOB, manufaotnrer buck.skin and kid 
 mits and gloves, calf and kid shoe work, organ 
 leather, &o. ; factory and office, St. Gabriel Locks 
 (see card, p. 400). 
 Detnuoho & Mosely, paper hangers and upholsterers, 
 
 134 Craig. 
 Dickie, J., manufacturer of packing oases, St. John. 
 Dickinson, G. L., planing and saw mill, on Oiial. 
 DICKINSON, M. K , forwarding and commission 
 
 merchant. Lower Canal Basin. 
 Dickson, Wm., lumber merchant, St. Gabriel Louki. 
 Die & Vincent, marble manufacturers, 84 St Law- 
 rence Main. 
 Dimsey, B.. grocery, St Mary. 
 Dinning, J<hn G., seorrtary. Merchant's Eiohnngo. 
 Dion, ChailM, ohutographio artist, 197 St. Antoine. 
 Dion, Mrs., ^ro;er, 6 Devienne. 
 
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 DAWSON BROTHERS, 
 
 BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, 
 
 PRIIT SELLERS & NEWS AGENTS, 
 
 No. 23 GRFiAT ST. JAMES STRSET, 
 MOISTTREA.!.. 
 
 DEVINS & BOLTON, 
 
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 
 NEXT THE COURT HOUSE, MONTREAL. 
 
 Imj^orters of foreign Drags, Seeds, ftoidi Draughts' Suadrtes, 
 
 Agents fok LOUIS BERGER & CO., Paris, for all French Medicinal Preparations, Perfumery, 4c 
 
 D£POT FOR BRI4T(»L«R BARSAPAniLLAt FLOHIUA >VATBR, HOSTETTUR'S 
 BITTBRS, CARIB'S CATHARTIC CANDIBS, *c. 
 
 N. B. — Country and Conimission orders supplied promptly, at lowest cash prices. 
 
 JACOB DeWITT, 
 
 (SUCCKS80K TO ORBKNK, DlWITT A Co.,) 
 MANUFACTURER OF 
 
 Intbhiii & P ptb I moks, fe 
 
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 CA.LiH^ KID inoR SHOIH ^V\^ORK, 
 
 Warranted equal to any imported, and to keep out wet. 
 
 Warranted not to get damp or bard in any weather. 
 
 FACTOR Y-ST. CIABRIEK. LOCK, IflOMTREAl.. 
 
 O. W. WARNER k SON, 
 
 No. 40 ST. FltAN^Oia XAVIER STREET, 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 1^' OoIIeotloni promptly kttandcd to.tS 
 
 W. H. WESrON, 
 
 lliPOKnR or imi 
 
 DEALER IN CIGARS, TOBACCOS, 
 
 imBBOHAUM AVD FAVOT CLAY PIPIS, 
 
 WNULUAM AND aiTill, 
 
 34 QRKAT »T. JAMKS BTRKKT, HONTRKAL,. 
 
 W. C. OIIEWBTT & CO., PRINTERS AND LITIIOQRAPHBRS, ¥im STREET, TORONTO. 
 
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 SET, 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 401 
 
 Perfumery, Ac 
 BTTI£R*S 
 
 68. 
 
 
 lOBACCOS, 
 
 lONTRKAL,. 
 
 rOUONTO. 
 
 Dion, P., fruiterer aod tinsmith, 29 Craig. 
 
 DISNEY, JAMES, saitJIe, liaruess and trunlc mann- 
 faoiurer, 57 Ureut 8t. JHDies (fee card, p. 402). 
 
 DIXUN, WM R., proJuoe aiidcoiiiniistiian merchant, 
 gencntl broker niiil pctroleutn oil a<;eiit, Young'si 
 Builiiiiigs, corner William and Grey Nun (see card, 
 p. -f- -). 
 
 DOAt '., THOMAS C, photographic artist, 2 Place 
 d'Armes (see card, p. 402). 
 
 Doheiiy, Jiimeij, grocer, Orand Trunk, corner Seig- 
 neui8. 
 
 Doherty. John, grocer, 07 College. 
 
 Dohcrty, M., advocate, 50 Little St. James. 
 
 Doherty. Patrick, grocer, 370 .St. Joseph. 
 
 Doherty, M. J & Co., wine and spirit merchants, 
 wboleonie, !)0 St. Qabriel. 
 
 Dolan, F., staple and fancy dry goods, 20G Notre 
 Dame. 
 
 DOLLYS CHOP HOUSE, R. W. Isaacson, proprie- 
 tor, 17 flrnit St. James. 
 
 Donate, N. & F., ({rnccries and liquors, St. Paul. 
 
 DONEGANA HOTEF,, Notre Dame, St. Julien & 
 McKuogh, proprietors (!<ee card). 
 
 DoneUon, Wra., fj;eneral merchant, St. Margaret, 
 Tannery We>t. 
 
 Donnelly, Brian, provision dealer, William. 
 
 Donnelly, Denis, tViiit dealer, St. Anns Market. 
 
 Donnelly, J., contractor, 29 Wolfe. 
 
 Donnelly, Jiiraes, importer and wholesale dealer in 
 dry goods, 2()j St. Paul. 
 
 Donnelly & Kehoe, provision dealers, 6 William, 
 Griffintuwn. 
 
 Donoliue, T., groceries, spirits, &c., corner St. Paul 
 and Claude. 
 
 Donovan, Michael, wholesale shoe manafaoturer, 
 247 St. Paul. 
 
 Donovan, Peter, lumber merchant, 1 1 Inspector. 
 
 Doody, Denis, grocer, St. Jean Baptiste. 
 
 Doody, Mrs., grocer, William, corner Barr*^. 
 
 Doody, Patiiok, grocery, Murray, cornei- William, 
 Qrittintown. 
 
 Dooly, Daniel, grocer, 404 St. Catherine. 
 
 Doran, J. 8., piiymaster, Grnnd Trunk Railway Co. 
 
 Doran, James, cashier, Grand Trunk K>iilway Co. 
 
 Doran, Win., Select Model School, 2 St. Constant. 
 
 Doray, Mrs., grocer, 2'JO St. Mary. 
 
 Doray & Kenaud, wholesale and retail grocers, 77 
 St. Paul. 
 
 Dorion, Hon. A. A , Attorney General, 7 St. Vincent. 
 
 Dorion, P A. A , advocate, 6 Little St. James. 
 
 Doriun, B. & Brother, scalemakcrs, 32 St. Gabriel. 
 
 Dorion Si Dorion. advocates, 7 St. Vincent. 
 
 D'Oriionnens, Tlis B. & Denjardins, J. A., physi- 
 cians and Burgeiins, 8U St. Lawrence Main. 
 
 D'Orsoiincns K it. Co,, agency and money lenders, 
 124 (^habjillei Square. 
 
 Dorwin, J. H., barometer mannfncturer and insur- 
 ance ftRcnt, 42 St. Franfois Xavier. 
 
 DORWIN, C & CO., banking exchange and collect- 
 ing otKoe, 22 St. Francois Xavier (see card, p. 
 402). 
 
 Dostallier, Geo. T., professor of chemistry, Jacques 
 Cartier Normal School. 
 
 Douoet, Mrs., eating house, St. Paul, opposite Bon- 
 secours Market. 
 
 DOUtJET, T , notary, commission'r for Upp'r Canada, 
 &c , 4*3 St. FrHD^iiis Xavier. 
 
 Doudiet, Alfred G, joiner, 20 Craig. 
 
 Doudiet, Rev. Frederick, 4 Poplar Ptaee, Mountain. 
 
 DOUGALL. J. REDPATII, Arm of John Dougall & 
 Son, 246 Notre Dame (see card). 
 
 Dougall, J., booksellerandBtatioDer, 247 NotreDame. 
 
 Dongall, John, leather cemmission merchant, 272 
 
 St Paul. 
 Dougall, John, dry good.4 oommisaion merchant, 270 
 
 St. Paul. 
 DOUGALL, JOHN k CO., produce and commission 
 
 m".rchants, 270J St, Paul. 
 DOUGALL, JOHN & SON, publishers and proprie- 
 tors Montreal DaUy Wiln»t$, 245 Notre Dame (see 
 
 card). 
 Dougan. John, grocer, Etienne, Point St. Charles. 
 DOUGHTY, JA.MES T., conductor Grand Trunk 
 
 Railway. 
 Douglas, Wra., book-keeper Scottish Provincial As- 
 surance Company ; residence, ii St. Charles Dor- 
 
 romee. 
 Dougliis &' Co., wholesale and retail grocors, 90 
 
 McGill. 
 Douglas, Wm., manufacturer and dealer in boots and 
 
 shoes, 279 Nf>ire Dame. 
 Dougl'is, Win. & Co , grocers and wine merchants, 
 
 71 t^raig, corner Blcury. 
 Douglass, John, dealer in groceries and crockery, 
 
 corner Wellington and George ; house, 28 Wel- 
 lington. 
 Doiitnoy, Wm. L., wines and spirits, 30 ,St. Gabriel. 
 Doutre, Fraogoi.s, Iti St. Gabriel. 
 Doutre, Oouzalve, B t.'.L., 16 St. Gabriel. 
 Doutre, Joseph, of Doutre & Daoust, 10 St. Gabriel. 
 Doutre & Daoust, attorneys, 16 St. Gabriel. 
 Dove, Wm., blacksmith, I'J Prince. 
 Dow, W., director of the M, & C. R, R. 
 DOW, WILLIAM & CO., brewers and distillers; 
 
 oflice, 142 St. Joseph. 
 Dowd, Rev. Patrick. St. Patrick's Church, St. 
 
 Patrick's House, Alexander. 
 Dowd. Thomas, grocer, 23 Jurors, 
 Dowker & Co., wholesale stationers, 32 St. Francois 
 
 Xavier. 
 Downey, Denni.^, fruit store, 107 McGill. 
 Downey, P , grocer, William, corner Colbourne. 
 Drake, J. M., house surgeon, Montreal General 
 
 Hospital. 
 Drake, R. L., jun., clerk, Molson's Bank, 40 Great 
 
 St. James. 
 Drapeau, Antoine, wholesale flour and feed merchant, 
 
 St. Paul, corner Claude. 
 Draycott, Charles F., dry goods, 134 St. Mary. 
 Dresch'T, Henry, importer of and agent for hard- 
 ware, cutlery, bra>B and fancy gooils, 18 Leiuoino. 
 Drew, J, J., letter carrier. Post Office. 
 Diiscoll, Henry, Q C, 16 C6l6. 
 Drox, Bmile, >-,»tclimaker, 118 St, Mary. 
 Drngon, John, butcher, 14 Donseoonr.s Market. 
 Drui.Mnond, Geo, C, superintendent Montreal Type 
 
 Foundry. 
 Drummond, Hon. Lewis T., advocate, 47 St. Joseph. 
 Dub(S, Antoine, butcher, 50 St. Anns Market, 
 Dubenu, Chas., tobacconist, 137 St. Lawrence Main. 
 Dubois, A., tobacco manufacturer, 10 St. Ainalde. 
 Dub. lis, Chas., tobaciotiist, 137 St. Lawrence Main. 
 Dubois, E., butcher, Bonsecours Market. 
 DUBOIS, E A., agent of the Fabrique of Montreal, 
 
 15 Little St, Joseph, 
 Dubois, Louis, groeer, C6to, St. Louis. 
 Dubord. Charles, saddler, 131 St. Charles Borrom^e. 
 Dubord, A., & Co., tobacco manufacturers, and 
 
 wholesale and retail dealers in cigars, tobaooa, 
 
 snufT. Ac, 121 St. Paul. 
 Dubreiiil, A., builder, 267 St. Cutherins. 
 Dubreuil, F., grocer and produce dealer, 76 St. 
 
 Joseph. 
 Dttbrule, A., wloon keeper, 82 St. Joseph, 
 
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 MAMUrACTUREH AND SEALKR IN 
 
 Racing & Hunting Saddles, Bridles, Whips, 
 
 AND FOUR-IN-HAND 
 
 TANDEM, LIGHT TROTTING AND HEAVY COACH HARNESS, 
 
 Horse Clothing, in tlie latest Enfjlish and Anapricnn Styles, Hits, Spurs, Rosettes, Brimht's. Bells, Sponges, 
 Ac, it'c, roaches, Sabrn Hi^lts, and ivll descriptions of Military Eijuipuionta. 
 
 ENGLISH SOLID LEATHER TRUNKS, VALISES & PELLISIBR BAGS. 
 
 i:>x:s:o]>j'» 
 
 8 Young's Buildinjijs, "William & Grey l>^\iii Sts., 
 
 MONTREAL, 
 
 m 
 
 FOR TIIK 8ALK AND PUIICHAHE; OF 
 
 FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, HOPS, BUTTER, PORK, HAMS, 
 
 FUllS, LEATHER, ASHES, PETROLEUM, COAL OIL, AND BENZOINS, 
 
 Groceries bought on Cummlsslim. Especial uttontinn to tho selection of 1 All c(insigumeiits pt'rsrmnlly attended to with 
 imiriiHlittu retorni. Vf'iwIiiCbnrtereiJ. Adtanct'8 procured niid inadaon ConKigninoutf. 
 
 FLOXTB, GBAIN AKD FBOVISIOKS WAH£HOUSEB AT THE LOWEST BATES. 
 
 J Starhes, Ksq., Manafrcr n*Rk of Ontsrlo, Montreal. 
 W. HTETe-ss & (;o . Lemulne Htieet. Moulroal. 
 
 W. i^. .Smith. Ksq.. Mtrchant, London. C. W. 
 
 J. W. TuTTbB. M«rchaiit, Hi Oliutou Street. Bicton. 
 
 T. o. i>o.vi^e:. 
 
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 M O ]S^ T R E ^ L , 
 
 SOLICITS ATTENTION TO THE ABOVE ESTABLISHMENT. 
 
 C. DOR^VIlSr & CO. 
 No. 23 ST. FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET, 
 
 rollectlona made IhroiiKhont Canid*! the I.>ower Piovliiecst and tlie Unitctd 8(atc'a« 
 
 H. DUCL08 & CIE, 
 
 Marchands de Marchandises Dure et Fer, 
 
 137 Rue Ht. Paul, et 9, 4, 6 Rue $9t. Denis, 
 Ij'E3^SIC3-IT IDE XjJ^ 0-:EtJ^l<TlD HIj^LOUE, 
 
 HI O IV T R £ A K. . 
 
 W, a CHKWBTT & r- , LITHOORAPHKaa AND PRINTERS, KINO STREET, TORONTO. 
 
mm» 
 
 , Whips, 
 
 I HARNESS, 
 
 Lflls, Sponges, 
 ER BAGS. 
 
 .111 Sts., 
 
 , HAMS, 
 
 E, 
 
 ttcndcd to with 
 
 r BATES. 
 
 '. w. 
 
 ret, B'^pfon. 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 40g 
 
 HMENT. 
 
 iFFlGi, 
 
 !<1 .State*. 
 
 i Fer, 
 
 ?i3:e. 
 
 TORONTO. 
 
 Dubuo, J B., inspector Fire Department, City Hall. 
 Ducrit, FrADfois, harntsMs maker, Jacques Cartier 
 
 Si|Uiire. 
 Duciit, .liimes, conJuctor. Orand Trunk Railway, 
 
 Wellington, Point 8t. Charles. 
 Duclmriiif, Dominique, professor of Music, 1 Colum- 
 bus I'liice, Uleury. 
 Duclinrine, V. A., saloon, 37 Cemetery. 
 Dnclivxneau, U., confectioner, 1 St. Jusvpk and 103 
 
 MvQill. 
 DUCLOS, 11., & CO., importers, wholesale and retail 
 
 dealers in haniwaro, iron, nails, &o., 137 St. Paul, 
 
 nnd 21 & 2ti St. D.niuis (see card. p. 402). 
 Duclos, Pierre, grocer, head of St. Niobolos Tolon- 
 
 tino. > 
 
 DuiIds, Rev. R. P., French Evangelical, 4 Dorchester. 
 Dijftiii, Ri)fiert, grocer. 122 liinaventurc. 
 Duf.jfil, Kdward, hotel keeper, St Paul. 
 Dufort, Denis, contractor, 70 St. Fe'ix. 
 Duf.>rt, Edoaard, saloon, 69 St. Paul. 
 Dufort, .lean Ute., dry goods merchant, 181 St. 
 
 Lawrence .Muin. 
 DuCrcsne, l^tienue, grocer, 77 Beaudry. 
 Dufresne, F., proprietor Lime Kilns, St. Mary. 
 DUFUESNE, OVIDE, dealer in Hour, grain and 
 
 provisions, 55 Commissioners. 
 DutVestic, P., wholesale and retail dealer in tobacco, 
 
 cig.irs, &o., lOtJSt. Paul. 
 DufresHe, Gray & Co , wholesale and retail dry 
 
 goods merchmts, 290 Notre Dame. 
 Dulresne & McQurity. grocers, wine and spirit mer- 
 chants, 1.J2 Notre Dame, 
 Dugg'in, M., grocry, corner Wolliagton and Naz- 
 
 ar'-ih, Oriffititown. 
 Duhainel, Araablo, grocer. Napoleon, cor. Visitation. 
 DUHAMEL. JOSEPH, advocate; ollice, 16 & 18 
 
 Si. Viuueut ; house, So Dorchester, opposite 
 
 Campeau. 
 Duhamcl, Joseph N., grocer. Visitation, corner La- 
 
 gauchetiere. 
 Dumuis, Urgel, saloon, 233J .St. Mary. 
 Dumius, Noib Tt, advocate, HI Little St. James. 
 Dumesnil & Paqiiin, dry goods dealers, 187 St. Mary. 
 Dumont, Joseph, bailiff of Recorder's Court. 
 Dumont, Joseph, grocer, 193 St. Mary. 
 Duniouohel, .Alfred & Co., grocers, 9 St. Mnry. 
 DUNt'AN & CO., engravers and lithographers, 68 
 
 Great St. James. 
 Duukerton, Robert, trader, 63 St. Mary. 
 Duiilop, Alexander, saloon, 8 lileury, 
 Dunlop, C. J., advocate, (of D. & IJ ) 6 Little St. 
 _^Jumes, residence Cote, 8t Catharine. 
 Dunlop, J., advocate. 48 Mttle St. James. 
 Duiilop & Brown, advocates, (5 Little St. James. 
 Dunn, Alexander, tinsmith and plumber, 81 Oraig. 
 Duun, J., saloon, corner MuOill ami St. Joseph. 
 Dunn, J:imcs, grocer, MoCord, corner Murray, Qrif- 
 
 fintown. 
 Dunn, Jiimcs, oyster aud fruit dealer, 74 Wellington, 
 
 Oniiintown. 
 Dunn, U Q. & Co , proprietors of the Meroantile 
 
 Agency, 28 St. Franjois Xavier. 
 Dunn, P & T., nail factory. Cote, St. Paul. 
 Dupont, Dominique, bailiff. It! St. Vincent. 
 Dupout, W. ])., broker in flour, grain and provi- 
 sions, 28 St. Sacrament. 
 Dupont & Co., wood merchants, Craig, corner St. 
 
 Lambert Hill. 
 Dupras, C, grocer, wine nnd spirit mercliant, 898 
 
 St. Mary. 
 Dapraa, J. & Co., grooem, 97 St. Catbarine. 
 Dupr6, Denjamin, hotel keeper, C6te Si. Louie. 
 
 Dupr6, Ant., book keeper, La Banque du Peuple, 
 
 Great St. J.ame8. 
 Dupre, Fraiiyoi.-, wood dealer. 40 Amher.'-t. 
 Dupuis, F., wood dealer, loO Vi>itfttioti 
 Dupuis, George, iiroliitect, 2o7 St. Lawrence Main. 
 Dupuis, Jean lJapti!"te, wood dealer, 1 08 Visitation. 
 Dupuis, Louis, as.tistant discount olerk. La Bauque 
 
 du Pouplo, Great St James. 
 Dupui.H, Peter, mannfaotuier aud dealer in cigars 
 
 and toliacc), 130 St. Lawrence Main. 
 Duquet, Fran9oi8, leather dealer, 12 Jaques Cartier 
 
 Sijuare. 
 Duraoh, Patrick, grocer, St. Urhnine, corner Vitr6. 
 Durand, F. .1,, notary puMic, 18 St. Tln'rOse. 
 
 Durand & Chevigny, black^Mliths, ("rnig 
 
 Dmtiford, E. C., jun., clerk K.ink of I'ppcr Canada, 
 fi") Great St. Janie.M. 
 
 Duriiford, P., collector 2nd ilivision inland revenues, 
 office 9t Notre Duine. 
 
 Durocher, Oo^sime, wood dealer, St. Catharine, cor. 
 St. Eiizal)eth. 
 
 Durocher & Co.. wholesale and retail dealers in flour 
 and feed, '.t7 St. Paul. 
 
 DURKEIiL, R. T., wholesale and retail grocer, 
 wine and spirit merchant, norner St. Antoiue and 
 Mountain (^ee card, p 404). 
 
 Du.seau, Peter, cooper, UO St Jo.sepjh. 
 
 Dusette, .Mr.» , eating house, St. Paul. 
 
 Dussault, Pierre, grocer, 92 St, Jo^<epli. 
 
 Dutton, Capt. Thomas, forwanler, 29 George, Griffin- 
 town. 
 
 Dutton, Miss, music teacher, 7 Rerthelot. 
 
 Duval, Narcisse, French tenclier, 22r>j| St, Catharine. 
 
 Uuverger, J, B., clerk in recorder's court. 
 
 Duverger, Jean Bapli.ste, undertaker 10:^ Visitation. 
 
 DUVERNAV & BROTHER, printers and publish- 
 ers of L'l Minerve, II) »n<l 12 St. Vincent. 
 
 DWYER, THOMAS ALBERT, saloon, 31 St Paul, 
 
 Dwyer & Tolland, carriage and sleigh makers, 
 114 Craig. 
 
 Dyde, John, inspector of pot and pearl ashes. Col- 
 lege. 
 
 Dynes & Ilawksett, portrait painters and photo- 
 graphists, fiti Great St. James. 
 
 Eager, W, L., beef anil pork inspector, Wellington. 
 
 E.AGLE FOUNDRY, Qoorge Brush, proprietor. King 
 and Queen (see card, p, 386). 
 
 EAGLE HOTEL, Bless & Bailey, proprietors, Col- 
 lege (see card). 
 
 Eastman, Wtn,, bntoher, 18 St, Lawrence Market. 
 
 Eastern Steam Saw and Planing Mills, Dan. .Munro, 
 proprietor, LagiuchetitJre. 
 
 Eastou, W., notary public, 59 Little St James. 
 
 Easily, Win, E,, importer of oliini, glass and earthen 
 ware : also linseed oil, Iti St. Peter. 
 
 Eaton, Richard, superintendent Locomotive and Car 
 Department Grand Trunk Railway. 
 
 Eaves, Wm., watches, jewellery and fancy goods, 63 
 St. Francois Xavier. 
 
 Echo and Prottnlant Ej>i»cnpal Itfcorder, Thomas 
 Scllar. proprietor, 209 Notre Dame. 
 
 Ed'i'on, Hiram, proprietor American House, 81 St 
 Henry. 
 
 Edward, David, grocer, 285 St. Joseph. 
 
 Edwards, Samuel, groo«.r, Martin, near St. Antolne. 
 
 Egan, Christopher, broker, 424 l.ngauchetiiire. 
 
 Egan, Joseph, axe factory, Cote St. Paul. 
 
 Eggintou, Pierre, soap and candle maker, 232 Mig- 
 nonne. 
 
 Eglauch, Leonard, professor of music, 74 Si Con- 
 stant. 
 
 Ellioott, John, plumber and gasflUer, 27 St, Orbain. 
 
 rOR FINB JEWELLERY GO TO SAYAQB * LYMAN'S, CATHEDRAL BLOCK, MONTREAL. 
 
404 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
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 TiV" ■<l 
 
 1!^ O ]\r ■]? IPL 3E3 
 
 ^(S6(,B!SC1I11SHIPM/;/;^. 
 
 C. FITTS & Co.,' 
 
 (late CLARK KITTS,) 
 
 39 ST. JOSEI>H STREET, MOISTTHEA^L, 
 
 HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND, OF THE BEST QUALITY, 
 
 PLAIN, SWEET, AND BOSTON CRACKERS, 
 ^Lkm m^ swii? mum yeno) ©MeiciRs. 
 
 SODA, W^IISTE, A.ND BUTTER BISCUIT. 
 
 ALSO, 
 
 SHIP BREAD, OF ALL KINDS AND QUALITIES. 
 N.B.— Orders ezeonted with Despatch, and on the most Beasonahle Terms. 
 
 BY R. T. DURRELL, 
 
 Wlnalesalle and RetaO Ooalep iu G&Qloe Teas, doffoes, 
 
 Spioes, Flavoring Extracts, Sauces ; CrosBC & Blackwell's, Lazenby's and others 
 Pickles, Catsups, Potted Meats, Qame, &;c., &o. 
 
 AtSO, rONSTANTLY 0» HAND, 
 
 &. mperior lot of Winet, Brandlei; Liquors of all kiadi; French Liqaenn, Qiager Wine, Champagne, Claret, As. 
 CORNEIl iST. ANTOINE AND MOUNTAIN 8TRKET, MONTREAL. 
 
 liower Canada An^riciiltiiral l¥arehouse and Seed Ntore, 
 
 St. Anns Hall, over the St. Anns Market, Montreal. 
 
 TV^II.U1LAM EVAISrS, 
 
 W&olosak aad Eetail Dealer m Mowmg and Roapiag Macbitnos, 
 
 PliiUKhK. CnKlTatnrii, lUrrnwfi, rhnrna, Onin Critdltm, Hrad gowora. Com Plautcro, Corn Rhnllorn, Knen. ShnvcN. Spudn, Trann- 
 
 Sl»ntln({ Trowelii, Straw Outtcru, l.it<-h»'a Wix-dlng I'MWrli, F»nninK Mills, lUy and Manure Korka, Hay and Umden Hakea. Hay, 
 [dW(w. Kli^klra, Snvthpa, Rnailhea. Biirh and Bill Ilnoka, and every Ibln^ ruci-M'ar.v < n a Faini. Alw, Uralu, Fivld, Oihw, UardeB 
 Uarb and Klower Suada : genuine I'oruvian Uuaao, Sup«r-rhiiii|ihRt« and other Kei tlliaera. 
 
 rOULDS 6c HODGSON, 
 
 IHPORTBRS or 
 
 §vitii$l}t Juttcltt ^txmm mA ^nutUm §x^ ^ooU* 
 
 SMALL WARES AND FANCY ARTICLES, 
 
 916 St. Paul Street, ... 
 
 W, C. OUKWETT A CO., BOOKSELLERS, PRINTERS, 8TAT10NE.R8, 4o., KINO ST., TORONTO. 
 
MRS, 
 
 OUIT. 
 
 Terms. 
 
 RY, 
 
 roes, 
 
 and others 
 
 rne, Claret, tta. 
 
 Store, 
 
 «. Spii(lf«, Tranii< 
 Ivn U»Vm. Ilkjr, 
 la, OiHw, UiU'deB 
 
 , TOUONTO. 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 405 
 
 Elliott, J. K., advocate. 84 Little St. James. 
 Elliot, Jnme»t, dlBcouat oleik Molson'a Bank, 40 
 
 Qr.eat St. .lames. 
 Elliott, John, wbolcaale and retail grocer, 100 St. 
 
 Paul. 
 Elliott, Joseph, secretary and treasurer Grand Trunk 
 
 R.iitwHy Company, Paint St. CImrles. 
 Elliott, Robert, grocer, 47 W llington. 
 Elliott & Co., importers au' wliolesale hardware 
 
 mercbnnts, 16 Lenioine. 
 Ellis, Henry C, sign and ornamental painter, 71 
 
 Qreac St. James. 
 Elwell, Herbert, merchant, 14 St. Joseph's Build- 
 ings, Lemoine. 
 Elwe», C. F., wine and spirit merchant, 12 St. 
 
 Helen. 
 Emerson, J., frnit dealer. Bonseoours Market. 
 Emery, M., clerk Post Uffiue. 
 Emigration Otiioe, tiuTerament, J. II. Daley, agent, 
 
 66 Commissioners. 
 Emond, C , saloon, 64 >St. Lewis. 
 Emond, Frs., barber, 108 Ligauohetidre. 
 Emond, J. n , Empire H'ltel, Bon^ecour.?, Notre 
 
 Diinie, anci corner of Craig ami Campeau. 
 Eraond, Jeitn M., grocer, Cutheriiie, oDroer Panet. 
 Emond, Mrs., hotel keeper St. Catharine. 
 Empey, H. & Co., flour and commisiiuon merchants, 
 
 06 Fnun>lliiig. 
 Empire Hotel, J. B. Emond, proprietor, 14 Bon. 
 
 secours. 
 Emp<<oii, John, civil engineer, 4 Ronard Place. 
 ENGLISH, S., grocer, 266 Notre Uame (see card, 
 
 p. 3»2). 
 Ennis, Alexander, brewer, 132 St. Joseph. 
 Ennis, J. H , birber and hair dresser, 71 McGill. 
 EnniH, Wm., Exchange Saloon, corner Great St. 
 
 James nud McGill. 
 Enriglit, John, grocer, William, corner Eleanor, 
 
 Qnttintown. 
 Erm«tin)ter, Wm , Lieutenant-Colonel Inspecting 
 
 Field OlSuer Militia, oKce, Old Gorernment House, 
 
 Notre Uinie. 
 Eadaile, J. &, R., general produce brokers, 1 Mer- 
 chants Rxchitnge. 
 Esplin. Charles, steam saw and planing mill, Gabriel, 
 
 corner Naz'ireth, Griffititown. 
 Essiott, A , flour store. Commissioners. 
 Estate MaHson, 1 Little St. James, Louis Beaudry. 
 Etherinston, G., watohmaker, 77 St. Mary. 
 Etier, Francois, butcher, 170 St. Lawrence Main. 
 Etier. Nioliolaa, butcher, 7 St Lnwren.ie Market. 
 Euard, John, saddler and barners maker, 117 St. 
 
 Joseph. 
 EVANS. J. HENRY, importer and wholesale dealer 
 
 in h irdware, 271 & 273 St. Paul. 
 EVANS, J. S., wholesale dealer in ciothin)t, tailors' 
 
 trimmings, &o., Evans' Court, 285) St. Paul. 
 Evana, Samuel, boot and shoemaker, 265 Notre 
 
 Dame. 
 Evans, Stewart, boot and shoemaker, 86 McQill. 
 Evans, Tliomas, sen., assistant secretary Colonial 
 
 Church and School Society, Devonshire Place, 
 
 142 Sherbrooke. 
 EVANS, WM , wholesale and retail importer and 
 
 dealer in agricultural implements, gniiii, garden 
 
 and flower seeds, St. Anns Hall, (see card, p. 404). 
 Evans, Wm. C, merchant, Ilulyrood Terrace, MoGitI 
 
 Collem Avenue. 
 Evans BnithHrx, fire, wood and coal merchants, oor, 
 
 Cr^iiij and Victoria Square. 
 EVANS, J S. & CU., tailors and clothiers, &o., 
 
 64 McQilL 
 
 EVANS & EVANS, wholesale hardware merchants, 
 
 25 & 27 St Gabriel. 
 EWING, S. H. & A. S., Montreal Coffee and Spice 
 
 Steam Mills, 46 King. 
 EXCHANGE HOTEL. H. B. Roberts, corner St 
 
 Joseph aud St. Henry (see card, p. 408). 
 Fahre. Lesa;{e & Jeitv. advocates, 26 St. Vincent. 
 FABRE & GRAVEL. Frfiich booksellers, stationers 
 
 and importers of English and French paper hang- 
 ings, 30 St. Vincent 
 Fahrland, T., architect, 1 Place d'Armes Hill. 
 Falrbairn, John, broker, 14 St. Sacrament. 
 Fairhank:), R., (of Juines Mitchell & Co.,) 5 St 
 
 Helen. 
 Fairie, James, wholesale dealer in ooal oil, lamps, 
 
 cliimuey.s, wicks, &c , 67 St. Francois Xavier. 
 Falkner & Garden, advocates, 183 Craig. 
 Fanlan, P., tiivern keeper, CAte, St. Luuis. 
 Farley, A. M., secretary Canadian Rubber Company, 
 Faroii, L., tailleur, St. Joseph. 
 FARQUHAR, MRS. SARAH J., manufacturer of 
 
 soda water, 61 St, Urbain (see card p .S8-'). 
 Farrell, F., grocer, Gabriel, cor. George, Qriifintown. 
 FARliKLL, WILLIAM, wholesale dealers in wines 
 
 and spirits, 169 St Paul (see card, p. 382). 
 Faucber, Oliver, dealer in coal, hardware, &o., 23 
 
 Little St. Aninine. 
 Fauteux, H., collector, 63 Beaudry. 
 Fauteiix. L6andre, grocer, 6 Place Fauteux, St. 
 
 Jean Baptisle Village. 
 Fauteux, L G , commission merchant, 20 8t 
 
 Francois Xavior. 
 Fauteux, P. A., advocate, 123 Craig. 
 Favreau, J. 8., dry goods & crockery. 27 St Mary. 
 Favreau, R6mi, butcher. Bonsecours Market 
 Feeney, Mrs., grocei, 33 Kempt. 
 Fcgnolia, Edward, grocer, 7 St. Philip. 
 Feonell, James, commission merchant, 41 St Lewis. 
 Fenwicic, George, physician, Montreal Dispensary, 
 
 109 Fortification Lane. 
 Fenwick, George B.. physician, 16 Radegonde. 
 Ferhlancticr, Charles, tinsmith, 34 St. Lawrence 
 
 Main. 
 Ferguson, W., ale and porter merchant, 42 Little St 
 
 James. 
 Fernand, Thomas, grocery, William. 
 Ferns, John, wharfinger. Custom House Square. 
 Feron, John, grocer, Ale.xander, cor. Jurors. 
 Feron, Martin, groecr &, spirit merchant, 68 Bleury. 
 Feron, Michael grocer, 140 St. Antolno. 
 Ferrea, James M., in.spector of asylums and priHona, 
 
 4 Havelock Terrace. 
 Ferrie, Archibald & Co , agents London Printing and 
 
 Publisliing Company, Blackie& Son, and Johnson, 
 
 Fry Sl Co., 18 Great St. James. 
 Ferrier, Hon. J., President of the Montreal and 
 
 Champlain Railway. 
 FERRIER & CO., wholesale dealers in heavy and 
 
 shelf haadware, iron, steel, &o., 16 St. Francois 
 
 Xavier. 
 Fessenden, Thomas, government steamboat inspeo- 
 
 tor, 146 St. Autoine. 
 Fessenden, Wm., engineer, 227 Bonaventure. 
 FeMt. W., confeotidner, 3 St. Mnry. 
 FILER, lUN.VIORK & CO., tnanufacturers of patent 
 
 luiitber and leather coiumisston merchants, 295 
 
 St. Paul. 
 FiliaheuU, 0., letter carrier, Post Office. 
 FiliMirault, Octave, grocer, 18 Beaudry. 
 F.liatrault C. & Co., tobaooonii<t*<, 13 Jacques 
 
 Citrtier Square. 
 Findlay, Jonathan, oontraotor, 46 8t. Margaret 
 
 FOR FINE JBWELLBRy GO TO SAVAGE & LYMAN'S, CATHEDRAL BLOCK, MONTREAL. 
 
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 VULCAN 
 
 - No. 12 WILLIAM STREET, MONTREAL, 
 
 ALEXANDER FLECK, PROPRIETOR. 
 
 -^■■^■y a-rJf ^r-* r^ " t- ^:. 
 
 MANUFACTURER OP 
 
 FLECK^-S PATENT IMPROVED TYLER WATER WHEEL. 
 
 This Wheel is unequalled bj any wheel in the Province, giving 80 per cent, of power for water used. 
 
 ROSE WHEELS. PARKER WHEELS. 
 
 CRIST MILLS. 
 
 MILL WORK of every deBcription at short notice. FUEKCH BURR STONES, ELEVATORS, 
 BOLT GEAR, Ac„ Ac. SMUT MILLS (Gbimm'h Patent.) 
 
 Plans and Specifications prepared, aud Min Sirits located. 
 
 SAW MILLS. 
 
 CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, EDGING, BUTTING AND G.G SAWS. GANG SAWS. PLANING, 
 TQNGUEINO AND GROOVING. SURFACING MACHINES. 
 
 FOR TANNERIES. 
 
 ROSSING MACHINES. BARK MILLS. FULLING MILLS. 
 
 CENTRIFUGAL PUMP, especially adapted for Tanner's use, will pUmp »iot or cold liquor. 
 
 AttoTition is directed to this depnrtment of the EstaWishment, and the largo stock of Patterns on hand, 
 inchuliiig a full set of Iron Pullbv Patterns, Spideks, Hanqkrs, Peorbtals, Gcabs, <fcc., &c. 
 
 ORNAMErrAL AND PLAIN CASHNGS EXECITTED TO ORDER. 
 
 BUILDERS', MACHINISTS', AND RAILWAY CASTINGS, on SuoarEBT Notice. 
 
 RAIL\¥AY BRIDCJES-IROIV OIRDERi^— 
 
 As recently manufactured in tliis Establishment for the Grand Trunk and other Railways. 
 W. C. CrtEWETT A CO., PRINTERS. LITUOORAPHKRS, Ac., KINO ST. EAST, TORONTO. 
 
:s 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 407 
 
 ^TOR. 
 
 [lEEL 
 
 r water used. 
 
 ,s. 
 
 ;levators. 
 
 TLANING, 
 
 >. 
 
 I liquor. 
 
 irns on hand, 
 
 T Notice. 
 
 Uilways. 
 >RONTO. 
 
 Findlay, Jonnthan, librarian Mechanics' Institnte, 
 Greitt St. James. 
 
 Finn, Timuthy, proprietor St Anns Market Hotel, 
 118 Cuinmiiiaioners. 
 inton, W., clerk Post Office. 
 
 if'inzel, A., upholaterer, 44 Vitre. 
 
 Fisclier, Christian, butclier. St. Anns Market. 
 
 Fislier, Henry, architect, 18 Great St. James. 
 
 Fiahcr, F. \i., acconntaut Queen lui^urance Com- 
 pany, Union UiiiMiugs. 
 
 Fisher, W. A., exchange broker, 44 St. Frangois 
 Xavier. 
 
 Fitts, Arba, hnker, 6 St. Peter. 
 
 FITTS, C. & CO , wholcHale and retail bakers, 80 St. 
 Joseph (sec card, p. 404). 
 
 Fitzgerald, Jnhn, lumber merchant, 135 St. Mary. 
 
 Fitzgerald, W., clerk Post Officio. 
 
 Fitzgerald, Wra., grocer, 125 St. Antoine. 
 
 Fitzpatrick, John, baker, 6(5 St. Maurice. 
 
 Pitzpntrick, P., clothier, Bonseoonrs Market. 
 
 FirZPATKlCK & MOORI":, wholesnle grocers and 
 wine and xpiiit merchants, G Lemoine. 
 
 Fitzsimmons, B., lumber dealer, Gabriel, corner 
 Colborne. 
 
 Fitzsimmonn, Jaroea, tanner, Ar.n. 
 
 FlanHgan. Patrick, grocer. 339 St. Joseph. 
 
 Flanders, C. R , bonnet bleachers, 310 St. Paul. 
 
 Flannery, Juo , grocer, Wellington, Point St. Chart's. 
 
 FLECK, AliKX., proprietor Vulcan Iron Works, 
 manufacturer Fleck's patent improved Tyler water 
 wheels, aud every description of machinery, 12 
 William (see card, p. 400). 
 
 Ftoar Inspection Office, R. D. Collins, inspector, 
 Holliday's Block, Wellington. 
 
 Flynn, E., depnty clerk of police. 
 
 Fogarty, James, currier, 41 and 47 Inspector. 
 
 Fogarty, Jeremiah, boot and shoe manufacturer, 151 
 St. Lawrence Main. 
 
 Fogarty, Timothy, grocer, 361 St. Joseph. 
 
 FOlSif, J. A., advocate and attorney-at-law, 120 
 Notre Diune (see card, p. 382). 
 
 FOLEY & 00 , importers and wholesale hardware 
 merchants, 14 and 16 St. Sacrament. 
 
 Follenus, John, professor of music, 9 Brunswick. 
 
 Fontaine, Fontaine & Mireault, advicates, 25 St. 
 Vincent. 
 
 Foote, Joseph, collector, 28 Craig. 
 
 Footner, W., architect, 217 Notre Dnme. 
 
 Footncr, M. & Co.. groceries, 130 Commissioners. 
 
 Footner, Mrs. & Daughter, importers and dealers in 
 French and Gerraau fancy goods, 217 Notre Dame. 
 
 FORBES, A. H., importer of heavy hardware, 
 agency, and depot for Drumpeller Scotch Iron 
 Company, Garnkirk Fire-brick, Draiu-pipe and 
 Cement Company, Marshall & Wylie's patent iron 
 forks, Queen. 
 
 Forbes, \. Mucken/.ie, resident secretary and gene- 
 ral agent, Queen Fire and Life ln'<urance Com- 
 pany, Union Buildings, 26 St. Fran<,'oi8 Xavier. 
 
 Forbes, II. N., commercial editor JlenilJ, 209 Notre 
 Danio. 
 
 Forbier, Lewis T., notary 328 St. Lawrence Main. 
 
 Ford, (J. W., clerk Scott i->li Provincial Aasuraucd 
 Company, res. 12 Radegon<le. 
 
 Ford, James, grocer, 57 St. Mary. 
 
 Forest. Gideon, grocer, 240 St. Joseph. 
 
 Forest, J. B., butcher, 49 Bonsecours Mark . 
 
 Foro-<t, Jean Haptlsic, jtrocer. 111 St. Joseph. 
 
 Forest, Sifroy, saloon, 76 St. Paul. 
 
 Forester, Moir & Co., wholesale grocers, corner St. 
 Ileleu and Uecollet. 
 
 Forsyth, T., clerk Post Office. 
 
 Forsyth, Robert, harbour engineer, Custom Honsa 
 
 Square. 
 Forsyth, Thomas, merehant. Plateau. 
 Fortier, Daroase, grocer, 189 Beaudry. 
 Fortier, Eostache, grocer, Bonaveoture, corner 
 
 Seignettra. 
 Fortier, Louis, bailiflF, St. Vincent. 
 Fortin. Nichola.-", boot and shoemaker, 14 St. Law- 
 rence .Main. 
 Fo«ter, (^harles, innkeeper, St. Francois, corner 
 
 Friponne. 
 Fo<ter, James, commission merchant, 15 Lemoine. 
 Foster, K.jhert. grocer, 71 McGill. 
 Foster, Galbmith & Co , wholesale auctioneers and 
 
 commission merchants, 274 St. Paul. 
 FOULDS & HODGSON, importers of British, French, 
 Gtrman nnd American dry goods, small wares, 
 &c., 210 St. Paul (.-ee card, p. 404). 
 Fournier, Edward, book-keeper La Banqus du Peo- 
 ple, Great St. James. 
 Fournier, P;nil, butcher, St. Philip, cor. St. Felix. 
 FOURNIKK, T .% CO., importers of wines and bran- 
 dies, ami geiierni comnli^sion ngints for English, 
 French, ami Belgian goods, 242 St. Paul, (see 
 card, p. 408). 
 Fowler, Robert J., professor of music. 
 Fowler & Rc)y, architects, 48 George, Oriffintown. 
 Fox, Tbom<is M , glue aud neatsfoot oil manufao- 
 
 tory, 274 Visitation. 
 Frament, Arsroc. grocer, 70 Lagauchitiere. 
 Francis, W. ^: B , hardware merchants, 280 St. Paul. 
 Francoeur & GIrouz, dr}' goods merchants, 7 & 9 St. 
 
 Lawrence Mnin. 
 Franey, Miss Jane, milliner and dressmaker, 64 St 
 
 Antoirie, 
 Franey, .Michael, tailor, 118 Wellington. 
 Frankcl, Gothold, optician, Sanguinet, corner Lagau- 
 
 chptii"'re. 
 Frank lii: Edward, builder, 43 German. 
 Franklin, (Joorge, confectioneries, fruits, &o., 185 
 
 Criiig. 
 Frapier, Joseph, grocer, 22 Bonavonttire. 
 FBASER. FRANCIS, agent to manufacturers of 
 English hardware, &o., Union Buildings, St. Fran- 
 cois Xivier (see card, p. 410). 
 Fraser, H. J., general commission merchant, corner 
 
 McGill and William. 
 FBASER, JOH.N', wholesale dry goods merchant. 
 No. 20 & 22 Little St Joseph ; house, 102 St. 
 Denis. 
 Fraser, John A., artist, 130 St. Urbain. 
 Fraser, Rev. Thos., Church of Scotland, 11 Aylmer. 
 Fraser, Wm., physician and surgeon, 12 Little St. 
 
 James. 
 Fraser, Hugh, & Co., wholesale grocers and wine 
 
 and spirit merchants, 30 St. Sacrament. 
 Fraser & Brother, grocers and liquor dealers, 162 
 
 Bleury. 
 Fraiier, J., saw manufacturer, rear 99 Bonaventore. 
 Frechette, Elniond P., njtary, 28 Litilo St. James. 
 Frechette, Olivier, undertaker, 1 Little St. Antoine. 
 FREELAND. CHARLES, commission merehant, 19 
 
 St. Sacrament. 
 Freeman, W. T., wholesale and retail confectioner, 
 
 26 St. Mary. 
 
 Freer, E. S., postmaster; residence, 46 Drummond. 
 
 FREER. BOVD & CO., shipping agents and general 
 
 commission merchants, 10 St. Sacrameut (see 
 
 card, p. 408). 
 
 French- CanadUn Minnionanj Record, J. C. Becket, 
 
 publisher, 38 Great St. James, 
 French, John O., boot and shoemaker, 39 Chaboillei. 
 
 FOR FINE JEWELLERY GO TO S.WAGB & LYMANS, CATHEDRAL BLOCK, MONTREAL. 
 
 £:' 
 
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408 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
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 GHAMGE -HOTEL, 
 
 No. 14 & 16 !>^T. JO.<liEPII ST., IVIOMTRKAU 
 
 THIS HOUSE 
 
 Is Newly Fitted-up, and Newly Furnished throughout, 
 
 AND SITUATED IN 
 
 THE MOST CENTRAL PART OF THE CITY 
 
 FOR BUSINESS AND TRAVELLERS OP PLEASURE, 
 
 H. B. ROBERTS, Proprietor. 
 
 T. FOXJRNTER & CO.. 
 
 IMP0RTKR8 Of 
 
 WHES, BRANDIES, &c., &Cm GENERAL AM) CO^HILSSIO^ AGE^VTS 
 
 FOB ENGLISH, FRENCH. AND BELGIUM GOODS. 
 
 O H jft. I^ Xj E S TTJLIOSr, 
 Sole Ag:ent lor the House of dc Gernon A €o., of Bordeaa, 
 
 WINKS. B 11 A N D I E: H AND S P I U I T S , 
 242 ST. PAUL STREET, MONTREAL, CANADA EAST. 
 
 FREER, BOYD & CO. 
 
 SHIP BROKERS, 
 
 AND 
 
 ^mral Commission ^erc|auts, 
 
 10 ST. SACRAMENT STREET, 
 
 ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS. MONTREALa 
 
 AGENTS FOB CANADA LINE SAILING PACKETS. 
 W. M. FREER. W. E. BOYD 
 
 r>. ai^HERTY & CO., 
 
 SHIP CHANDLERS AND GROCERS, 
 
 No. 16 COMMON STREET, MONTREAL. 
 
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 i 
 
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 W. 0. CHEWETT Jk CO., PRINTEIiS, BOOKBIifDERS, Ac, KING STREET EAST, TORONTO. 
 
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 MONTREAL. 
 
 409 
 
 ighout, 
 
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 jrietor. 
 AOEm 
 
 tordean, 
 EAST. 
 
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 AL. 
 
 , E. BOYD, 
 
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 ORONTO. 
 
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 FrereR, 0., general «tort, St. Mitry. 
 
 Preres", CiruTil. ^enernl merchant, 2 St. Lawrence 
 
 Main '"iid !•'>■' M 1»>1 Craig. 
 Freret, Lmii!', eculptor, rear 122 Dorrlio-ter. 
 Friedlaiidfr E., totmcciinist, 6 St. George. 
 Frifle, John, dealer in fruit, 42 St. .Mnry. 
 FBOTHLNfillAM &, WOUKMAN. importers and 
 
 wLoIe^iile rleal«r»« in iron, fiteel aini iinrd«'tre, t!t 
 
 Pau), opiHisite Cii<!toni House. 
 Frntier, L'ii;i:<, >>rosh maniifaotuer, i'3f>. St. lanl. 
 Frulier, li ■ 'try noods, Dorclie^'ter, cocnei- Sangi;inet. 
 Fuller. Abraham, agent for C. W. Vk'illiama & k)o., 
 
 {lewing nincliiiicH. -'J Great St. Jnn.et). 
 Fallcr, H., liatH and rupc, 307 St. Paul. 
 Falier, Tlioma^, niciclmnt, yti Foundling. 
 Fallcr, Oroouie & Co., dealers in fmit and oonfeo- 
 
 tioneiy, corner McCJill and St. Paul. 
 Fuller & Sjott, coopers, Colborne, opponite Floor 
 
 SbedH, Canal Ba.^iii 
 Fulluni, Q., bnicher. ">2 IJonsecours Market 
 Fjles, Uev. 'I'bomis W., Cburcb of England. 28 
 
 Bonnvenfure 
 Qadboi.i, .Inlit-n, naloon, St. Paul, near St. Claude. 
 Gadona, J , saloon, St Paul. 
 
 Qagnon, Hubrrt, butcher, 31 St. Lawrenco Market. 
 Qagnon, .loscpli, saloon, 57 St. Paul. 
 QagDOM. Wnt-on .'t Co., dry goods, 18.'> Notre Dame. 
 OAHKRTY, I) & CO, chandlers and grocers, 10 
 
 Common (^i-e curd, p. 408). 
 Galarneiiu, Mnjiloire C, dealer in leather and shoe 
 
 findings. 151 .St. Paul. 
 GALAK.NEAU, P. .M. k CO.. importers and whole- 
 Bale dealer.-* in dry ponds, 204 St. Paul. 
 GALUUAITH .t BKOWN, menhant tailors, Great 
 
 St. JiimeH. (Mechanics' Institute Building,) (see 
 
 card, p. 412). 
 Gale, Hon. Siiniuel, judge, 45 St. Gabriel. 
 Galiero, Clooplms, butcher, 57 Bonxecours Market. 
 Galipeau, Fmn^ois, grocer. Cote .St. Piiul. 
 Gallagher, Iloury. contractor, !.» Mayor. 
 GALLAGHER, HUGH, inkeeper. Common, corner 
 
 Port. 
 Gallagher, Mrs. William, grocer, .Jurors, corner 
 
 Alexander. 
 Gallagher, William, tobacconist, 65 Lagauchetil^rc. 
 Gambli', David, painter, 13J Craig. 
 Qaraud, M., notary public, 19 St. Vincent. 
 Garault, .Muxiine. advocate, 25 St. Vincent. 
 Gar^eau, Olivier, carpentei. 233 St Lawicncc Main. 
 Gar^eau, S6vere. cooper. 94 St. Joseph. 
 Gftrdner, J . wholes.ile and retail druggist and chem- 
 ist, 295 Notre Diime. 
 Gardner, Robert, Novelty Iron Works, 22 Nazareth, 
 
 GritRntown. 
 Gardner & Middleton, door and sash manufacturers, 
 
 83 and 85 Nnz.ireth, GrifEqtown 
 Gareau Andre, tinsmith, 78 St. Joseph. 
 Gareau Charles, wholesale clothier and outfitter, G3 
 
 McGill. 
 Gareau, D 0., commission merchant, 40 Vitr^. 
 Gareau, George, hotel proprietor, 47 St. Gabriel. 
 Gareau Hotel, 0. Oaieiiii, proprietor, 47 St. Gabriel. 
 Gari^py, Alfred, teller Montreal City and District 
 
 Bank, 4 Great St. James. 
 Gari6py, Dr. R , M.L.L., St. Lambert, cornor Forti- 
 fication Lane. 
 G&rlick, John A., manufacturer of all kiiidit of fancy 
 
 cabinet work, plate chests, &c., 26 Little St. 
 
 James. 
 Garnbani, Wm., office keeper. Grand Trunk Railway 
 
 Company. 
 Garnier, (!!., grocer, 99 Bonareuture. 
 
 Gamot, P., profmsor of Freneh. 43 St. Duminique. 
 GaiTittr. J., Liverpool ffouse, Wellington 
 Giirrsitt, Thomaii, s:iloon keeper. 01 Wellirigtoo. 
 Gnrririk, David, bailiff. I Peirauli Lajie. 
 (iarringtou, F. , lav student with Cross* k LuDD, 
 
 43 Little St. Jainex. 
 Oarth, Charles, niannfiicturer of lop I. hmfs and 
 
 copper works, ."team finer, plumber, gas-fitter and 
 
 coppersmith, 140& n.'t'raig. 
 Garvais, L>iui», giocer, I'etite C<ite. 
 Giirven, James, sen., contractor, 57 Naiaretb. Grif- 
 
 fintown. 
 Garveii, James, jun., arch'tect, 18 Groat St. James. 
 Gauche, Mrs. .M., grocer, liJ t'hahfullez. 
 Oamlry, A. E , fiuit d'.'uler and coutectioner, 1C6 
 
 Notre Dame. 
 OACIiT, M. H., insurance agent, 45 St, Franfois 
 
 Xiivier. 
 GACLT liROTIlERS k CO., importers and whole- 
 sale dealers in dry goods, corner St. Peter and 
 
 Recollet. 
 Gauthier, C, boot and shoemaker, 120 St. Mury. 
 Giiuihicr. Cb.is., p<>rk butcher, Uonsecoura Market. 
 Giiuthier, ¥.., blacki-mith, Lugaiichetit're. 
 Giuthier, Edward D., merchaut tailor, 119 Notre 
 
 Diirne. 
 Ouuthier, H., professor of Mu^ic, 72 Dorchester. 
 Oniitliier, Joseph, fniir store, 8ti St Urbaiu. 
 tJiinthiiT, I. , flioenmkcr, M. .Miry 
 Giiutbier, Louis, coaiiiiission merchant, St. Joseph, 
 
 corner Commissioners. 
 Qnuthicr, M., tailor, &o., 108 Notre Dame. 
 Gauthier, Mrs. L., niilliner, 149 Lagnuuhetii^re. 
 Ortulhier, P. B., meichunt tailor, 130 St Paul. 
 Gauthier, Pierre, tobacconist, 20 St. Edward. 
 Qiiuthier, Scholustiquu, fruit denier, 131 Dorchester 
 
 West. 
 Gauthier, T., advocate, 29 St. Vincent. 
 Gauthier, Mrs., grocery, 100 St Joseph. 
 Oiiuthier 4 Desmartean. grocers, St. Mary. 
 G?iuvreHu, E , grocer, Elizabeth, corner Mignonne. 
 Gauvreau, Mad., milliner, 30 St Mary 
 Gavin. M & P., carriiigM manufiicturers, 23 Craig. 
 Gaw, Z C, cabinet maker and upholsterer, 28 St. 
 
 Joseph. 
 GAZETTE, MONTREAL, Lowe * Chamberlaine, 
 
 publishers, 36 Great St. Jaraes (see card). 
 Gehhardt, George J., painter. 138 Craig. 
 GEDDES, CHAS. , agent, Canada Life Asguranco 
 
 Co . 23 Great St. James. 
 Geddes, Charles, stock and exchange broker, 28 
 
 Greiit St. James. 
 Geen, Gi'orge, grocer, St. Jean Bapliste Village. 
 Gegura, Loon, tobacconist, 5 Jurors. 
 GEMMILL, MACDOl'GAL & CO., wholesale 
 
 clothiers. 89 McGill (see card, p. 414). 
 Gendreau, Mrs. B., green grocer. St. Antuine Market. 
 Gi'iii^reux, Antoine, confectioner, 427 St Catherine. 
 Oengle. Robert, cooper, 175 St. Joseph. 
 Genhard, Joseph, confectionery and fruit, 86 St 
 
 Anns Market. 
 Geraril, Duvid, hoot and shoemaker, 138 Visitation. 
 G<^rard, Louis, cutler and dealer in birdcages, 22S 
 
 Notre Dame. 
 Get hind Frnnyois. furrier, 78 St. Urbain. 
 Germain, Miss M., milliner and diessmaker, 28 St. 
 
 D iininique. 
 Germain, T., grocer, &o., 123 St. Joseph. 
 German, Denis, porter. City Bank. 
 German Hotel, 117 Craig, Charles Schnopper, pro* 
 
 prictor. 
 Gerun, Peter, grocer, 39 Mountain. 
 
 FOR FLNE JEWELLERY GO TO SAVAGE & LYMAN'S, CATHEDRAL BLOCK, MONTRBAL. 
 
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 OS*«««***:^ ."irl-.-l 
 
m 
 
 m 
 
 SI 
 
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 if I I 
 
 m 
 
 410 
 
 MONTIlRAT,. 
 
 FRANCIS FRASBR 
 
 ST. FRANCOIS XAVIER STBKT, ^9^ i 
 
 MO NT Ui: AT.. 
 
 9 
 
 JCUirN W\i;iMI«S ii Co., 
 
 V \Ni'rArii nni« itr kvhiv iikii iiii"II"N hk 
 
 CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS, &c., 
 
 lU.OUV. WOIIKH. SIIKKI'II'M.h. 
 
 Ciisl, Shear, S|)riii»»;, (JiM'iiiaii, I'/riiioliin^, lllislrr Shil, & Filcs,4c^ 
 
 «'\I.KIK)NI/\N W(M{KH, HlllirKIKM). 
 
 \VA!.Ki:irArn\r,L, 
 
 Nim SMII. BlECTili B iO fiHOliZB MS 
 
 SPOONS, FORKS, TEA SEVICES, &.C., &C. 
 
 HOWARD HTIIICKT, HIIEKI'IKLD. 
 
 I'AIUl'AX, nUYSON & ( (), 
 
 METAL & HAK1)Wa"rE MERCHANTS, 
 
 NT OKKAT (JHAIlLKa .SI'KKKT. niUMINOlIAM, 
 43 CASILK STIlKi;!', LIVKRPOOL. .1) DOWdATI'; MlLh, LONDO.V. 
 
 joiiNTiUc^xs iV^ Co., 
 
 MANl'ir^rTl'BltHB ANIJ IMroRTKHH OK 
 
 WHITE LEAD, WHITE ZING, PAINTS AND COLOKS. 
 
 WORKS. AT arnsnoRo, new jersey. 
 
 FA III FAX, HRYSOIV ife Co., 
 
 XLi X XT XB -FL Z> O O X« . 
 
 49* Dillf «r l.ailliig fiH- ()<vhIii ArrivtnK liiWRnlii. for Ml«, or t.u be furwnrded, AdJrossoii If. II. A O)., will Iiiivm prompt *tt«nllaa. 
 
 For particulars of Chargt^)8, apply to 
 
 FRANCIS FRASER. 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT & CO., LAW STATI'JNERS AND PRINTERS, KINO STREET, TORONTO. 
 
MONTRBAL. 
 
 411 
 
 &C.^ 
 
 ^ilos,d:o 
 
 ^c. 
 
 
 DLOKS. 
 
 -oiupt attsalloa. 
 
 aONTO. 
 
 
 OtfxP'oi. ^1l<*''^>h, oooprr, W\ Nnfirfth, Ortmntnwii. 
 Otrvni*. I'U'rrp, «rii('fr, 7H ^mli-<ritt. 
 Ot>rv«l«, I'lt-riK, liiiihrrpwr, Mr, Hi I'mil 
 (liTvIri, A . niol hfvr iiinfMifpn tiit«T, VZ Av'ninr. 
 *)i'l»i'"H. Wllliriiii, linltfr mill fiirrU'r, HO H»ti(((iitii'», 
 (Jiitiiplli, V <' , |irii|irii>tiir l!<i>iniipiilil»n ll'ital, » 
 
 mill 7 I'lun" il'AriiH'* 
 (Jirttil, l< , HiMirflnry of llm llni»ril of I'bW1« Inttrlto- 
 
 llim. 1. (; , l'>'/ Ml lliilxTt 
 (Jil.li. .1. .1 . ij'iini V (Miliiic. 17 I.IUl«i m. .Mm**. 
 Ollllt A ''(> , iiii'tiliHiil inildrn. nnd ||<>tit1«<rn<'ii'ii hull 
 
 (irilni'hiTM, |K (Irfiit Hi. .1 n rn<<i< |*cr imril, p, i\'2) 
 Oilili \ (liiiiti'i riiitiirl«i, ii liitlltHt .fiim»ii 
 <jil)lm, Mrn A . K-niilinr nt mil«l<i, W H» l»i>mlnlr|tl«< 
 (Jilii'iii, .loliii, i»h(>!f«nl« nii'l mUll ufi'cnrn »in<l 
 
 |ji|inir •IpiilnrN, <iiirii<'r Nutrr Dumo «n(| Mt Il^iil* 
 (liliNdii, T, A , >l A , fii'l mimlnr High Hohool, 
 
 MoOilMVIlMKP, 17'^ HhtiilMmikn 
 Uilimiii h NiKun. KrootTn. Ht. I)«iiiii, oorn<»r N«itr<i 
 
 piiriin. 
 niniMNOM, M'lii. .1. II , iriitlfxl ntnlon Conxulnln 
 
 liontiritl fill' llrilinh Nortli A ;n«ric«n I'luvliioei, () 
 
 (Iri-nt Hi,. .Inmi'H. 
 (iittrHch. K . ,|i'»rll«<r, 7'2} DMIo Hi. ..'unfa. 
 (liKnor, ''.. nrnr^ry, l'i!( Hi. Jonrph 
 (Jillicrl, K K , <'iiiiiiiltt KiiKinti Wuri" ■ii. /i>«r,ji. 
 (llllii'il, .liiliri M , i;iiiil iirii] ootiinitHv.ud ni'.r-.'ient, 
 
 t>0)(nn Hlored, (lofntiion. 
 Oil! h (Iri'Kri, oiirpufilnr* iind j'lirpir* f.-. .ii<r'i'. 
 Oilliinl, .liiirifn, ciiliiiii) (iiiiktr, !' iriiT'iiiliof) liiifi". 
 (llllo"pi«, Jbiim'ii, tiiinriiitli un'l iJ<'iil .t 'n '*''"'>jti, ,'iv 
 
 CriiilC. 
 Oill<n(ii<», .I'llin, caliiiuil ritnk«r iMl Ht. f;«,l/j»Tlof, 
 GillrHpi)*, MiilTiitl 1i (-1) , wlo'-'ni* gm^vrii '.iiI wjn'v 
 
 mill Mpiril riiiTrlmiilH, \H2 M !".iil 
 Oillemili', Moir»tl A (!o . RifniiU f.r t'liirniv ^ .o 
 
 IiiNiiriincn l^ttiipnny of l,iiiii|iin, ofyicH |H_' Ht. • *iit. 
 Oillii-H, .lohii, piililiHJivr of tliH Ti-tf 11 ifnt I", Z'J" 
 
 No'rn !»(irn«, 
 (jilirinii, K K , law Htiidcrit, wiih Wv.jlop ft Pru»n< , 
 
 :t80 Hi .loHpph 
 (illrnore, (ioriiun, miKir rnnknr, (-V>le fit. S'j.'ii. 
 Oilinniir, .1 , Hnloon, Ht Mi»»y. 
 aiL.VlOI/R. JA.VIK.^, proprietor ot Dim iMf.h>a\iK 
 
 IloiiKA, 1 13 C'linmiHHioiii'rii. 
 air.MOUK. WHITK k Cr. . wliol<-q»i», ii,:{.v?|f/,'i cf 
 
 HritlMli nml forcii?" 'I17 K'l'nN, '-!I3 Ht. jV.nf. 
 Oilnioiir A Co., ^cnt^riil tiMTrJiiifilH, ■13 Ht I'f.tm. 
 UinKi'iiM, AtigiiMtiii, w>i)'elwiighl, 2U0 Ht. L<»wr<Dfj«i 
 
 Miiiti. 
 Olriildi. HerHflm. odice 21 Ht. Vincfint. 
 (iirnnl, Aug , urnin ilcnlcr, Tif, nrnl •''•7 (/'■>'i(»»i!*,»i'inerl. 
 flirnnl, ('h«rl<)K, lnitr.bnr, OO l'oiii»";'.iii'-' Miirket. 
 (iiriinl, K. X , Hdvocwle, 31 Hi. V|„..^.nn. 
 Qirnni, Jowppli, buiulier, 4- B<( i- 'Wi.i .VT/tci 
 Giroiiiir'J, I». (1 , ndvnonlfi, 14 'iitirH.t ./(««•■;. 
 ijiruiix, Aiiloirip, wood d«filer, 'zt'i'i ^' ./csfpli 
 Gironx, (;imrlcM U., mercbMi^ V "^oi'. 9 Bl. t.awren'ie 
 
 Main. 
 Giroux, Ootftvp, linstiti'V. AH "^r. I,;iwr*ncs Mum. 
 Oiroui, I*. A., gr<- •!i' /ii/i Hi. r.iOmnrii). 
 Oirnux, Mi'-.' V . riiillinr.r iind drettBiimkcT, 10 Craig. 
 Q!ackrn<'V«;j , ChHi'len, Cty clerk nnd cl«rk of Uo- 
 
 i.or Iffv'j Court. 
 GLASM-'OKD, JONEH A Co., forwarding and ihip- 
 
 ping agi'litH, 00 (7uniil VVliarf. 
 Glaiidn. I'lrrrf, Ji-Hlhijr df-nlcr, 7 St Arnahlc. 
 Glon, Jnlin, gront-r, (."niig, corner JJlfiiry. 
 Qlen & C>., pliirnborx and ga.tflttcrs, 17 flanornr. 
 Olcnnnn, Patriok, l>oi>t and itL<>e(nak«r, 92 St Gr irge. 
 Glennon ft Co., 20<) 8t. I>anl. 
 Qliddon, Wm., printer, 17 Ht. Germain. 
 
 Glol.rn«ky, II .1 A , a<lTornti>, 10 (.illli> He IrtioM 
 Glol>>ri«kjr, Itvnjitriiiii, p'ljralcimi, IJft Ht. (.itwirnet 
 
 Mwin 
 
 0( rl Till.-. N , plioto«ra|.h*r, 2* Groat Ht JamM. 
 
 Giiil'lii, li'iiim, rnltirirl iiiaknr, Ht l.iimli«rl, rorntir 
 
 l.itrl* Ht .Inini-' 
 fjiflfrejr, Until T , phy^irinn nod mrftrntt, i',> '>•!){. 
 (I'idwiii, lllnliird. gnrdiri 'Imir innhrr, '/.I Aylinff. 
 Golilor. iH'mi. ialiiin«r/ and dr/goi>d)i, IH-l Hr Law- 
 
 r^fidi' Main 
 G''ri)<Hii. .Fiii»'|ili, tlnaoiltli ^il M'lHrilaln. 
 GddIM KM.OW. I'OKTKIl '. |)\WK^, al»«. porlur 
 
 •iiid rliirr rncii lianl*, and hk'mIx for I.'kJiimi ala 
 
 and |iortfr, 01 Oroal Ht .titium (iff curd, p 111), 
 (tOIII»ON, AI.KX, Kcale iiifiiiiifa<!liir>-r, 41 <;oll«>ga 
 
 (xnn ««rd, p .',H'i) 
 Ooidon, Mr« A., Iadi(-N' hoarding Rchool, fi ft 
 
 Argyll Terraj-e. 
 Gordon, JaniM, A (',i>., lirokirx and fioininimil'in mer- 
 
 cliaoln, I'll Ht. Nicholas. 
 flrirdon, '< homafi, A <'o , nommlii^ion inevrhanUl, 
 
 K y' ".f-jf" l-'onrt, Hi. Hflcrnnit-rit 
 ft«ii'>!ri7, (,'h(irlM, d»y (C""''". I'''* VVrlii«»tfl<iri 
 I Oan." I, Mra. M., fruit utorK, 14!) Ht. Lawrrnca 
 
 v.. 
 
 j <(orr/r*n, Wm , wood dealer oppoiilc 103 William. 
 
 , (Jonip, I' , AiMiTicttii I'lial Vnrd, It Vicl'.ria Hijiiara. 
 
 I 0()K.»»lln, I'ii'n •, ciirrlagf ni«k<ir, 40 Viatlation. 
 
 , <;«iiH*Iiri, I' |.i aof'.rle n- ik^r. 231 Ht Calliflrina, 
 
 , (^o'l'lrnn y-y.::i, '^r.',',«^l| and dry gooi'n de.»lf.r, Tao* 
 I tfry V-'it'.. 
 
 ! U>iilj|;< , • , (Mt/itcr. ^'. f) .!» Ini'jiii', near KliPrhrooka. 
 ' Go»i;<;f( II, ',;lo,»i{.. U.htcK i\-<i»\i-T, I .St. Amat>l8. 
 
 iiiiiiKf,"fin. ¥ X., k'l- ix.', V^i v.. inaiMeM. 
 
 f«(.r,f»»iti, .4, t'«».(-r?r, it; Vfnrtin, near Ht. Antoin*. 
 ' 'iitui^tfin, M,, '>Klk«r. />>'£ ft. .' '».(i!.( 
 
 (/.i.i^h. A . i!''hi '.,tnT jf »('l('. ! ^I'^if.v I'linal olBoa. 
 
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 I iloul-I Iff. Rilwln. Sut .h-YUsjufJit. iCH Mountain. 
 
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 I coniroi»'iii.o in(T.-,iiantt.. i.'ifv-r Wm. and 'ii>'y N'lin. 
 OoMi«t, A'iiiii'b j«, boot »'/i 4h.i;o>aker, VZ M. t.aw- 
 
 \ Tri'is "ilai.i. 
 
 ) (>';i>'«l, T,, Urar.i' Tnw'f KaiUjy Agent, Tanner/, 
 
 I 'Innsirj, («ati iJtr., tt^athf.v Jrenwr, I3:i Ht. I.aw- 
 
 j Ooye. Ji'. . n ' rel»i»'J*, ^^ijrnonne, corne' Hi f,aw- 
 
 remOH f.-^'jin, 
 I Ooyetle, /A'.l>'n<v l/nt«irr, 01 Hontiecntir* Ma'ket. 
 Ooji-tt'i, ,J '■; j. ^rocJ-r, F^orciienter, corner I'api- 
 
 ! ,:i:Htt Hi/tid 
 
 Goyclte, T., lurriago maker, 127 Ht. Mary. 
 
 (iri',i-r, ,Facob, watchmaker, AWi 8t. C;atbarine. 
 ' t'ruce, I'ulrir.k. groo<;r, 2b i't. .Miiry. 
 I Grafton, .lames, boot and «ti'<emaker, 50 flermiott. 
 I Graham, Albert W., engrar«r, 3t Alexan',<:r. 
 I Graham, Mrn A , dry go-dii, !»♦; Hi. Anioine. 
 ' Ornhatn, Hir Kdward, »i<crelary Ht ,)ames <.'inb, 70 
 
 Great 8t. .lamea, reaidsnee ]H4 HI. C'atha: ne. 
 i Graham, G , innkeeper, 13 Ht. Mary. 
 ' Grahai/i, George, grocer, •>87 Notre Dame. 
 \ Gritham, ,1 A., wholeaalc and retail ttalioner, 190 
 Noire Dame. 
 
 Oraliam. .lames, obief clerk. City Bank, Great St. 
 .liinies. 
 
 Griiham, P., naloon, 29 Ht Pant. 
 
 Gmham, P , candy and fruit store, Wellington. 
 
 Grahrtm. Robert, wood merchant, 2'J-> St. Miry. 
 
 ORAIIAM, W. J , receiTiDg dark. Montreal Tel*- 
 graph Company. 
 
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 MECHANICS' INSTITUTE BUILDING, 
 
 GREAT ST. JAMES STBEET, 
 
 MO jSTTHE A L. 
 
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 ESTABLISHED 1775. 
 
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 GENTLEMEN'S HABERDASHERS. 
 
 LINCOLN & BENNETT'S 
 
 W. C. CIIEWETT A CO., PRINTERS, LITHOGRAPH KRS, Ac, KINO ST. EAST, TORONTO. 
 
INC, 
 
 .ISTT 
 
 jRS* 
 
 Ornbam. R. k Co., importers of English, French, 
 and Gernmn fltationer^ , also, nnnufaoturers of 
 blank boolis, 30 St. Fran9oia Xiitier. 
 
 Grand Tranli Railway of Canada, offioe, Point St. 
 CbarleK, C. J. Brydgex, miuiaging director. 
 
 Grande S^minaire dea Eool^siasliques, Sberbrooke, 
 oorner Oiiy. 
 
 Grange, Captain William, port warden, old Mon- 
 treal Houae, Ca*toin House Square. 
 
 Grant, A., dealer in paiuta, oils, glass, &o., 94 and 
 96 St. Mary. 
 
 Grant, Duncan, contractor, C6te St. Paul. 
 
 QR.\NT, JAMES, hcci.. ory for the Life AHSooiation 
 of Scotland, comer Place d'Armes and Little St. 
 James, residence 4 Lartigue Place, Sherbrooke 
 (see curd outtii Je front cover). 
 
 Grant, Wm., fruit dealer, St. Lawrence Main, near 
 Sherbrooke. 
 
 GRANT, HALL k CO., proprietors Royal Mills, 2 
 Grey Nun. 
 
 Grnntliam. Mrs. E., dealer in tobaccos, pipes, &c., 
 llti St. Mitrj. 
 
 Gruttoii, En-'^hc, flour merchant, jt. Paul. 
 
 Giatton, Fi'iiiifoi-' hliif.ksmitli, 178 Montcalm. 
 
 Gratton, F X , coopi-i, '•'> VVoUe. 
 
 Gratton, Jt!i£uiie, b.iifl koeper, CCtte des Nlppps, 
 
 Gravel Frtircs, dry {loodsi and groceries, t^'iuig, cor- 
 ner St. Lawrence Main. 
 
 Gravel, Hubert, ginger boor manufacturer, St. Law- 
 rence Main, near Toll Gate. 
 
 Gravel, Jcin, carriage maker, 3.1 Cemetery. 
 
 Gravel, Martin, carriage maker, f)3 au>l 65 St. 
 Antoine. 
 
 Gravel, NarcisM. billiard saloon, Notre Uame, oppo- 
 site Crystal Block. 
 
 Gravel, Olivier, saddler, 74 St. Antoine. 
 
 Gravel, P , wood merclmnt, 20 Perthins. 
 
 Gravelle, C, biirher & hair dresser, 126 St. .Toseph. 
 
 Grey, H. R., chemist and druggi.st, 94 St. 1 wrence 
 Main. 
 
 Gray, J., book-keeper, 141 Craig, 
 
 Oreen, Janiex, boot and shoemaker, 77 St. Uibain. 
 
 Green. Rev. .lames. 83 Great St James. 
 
 Grreu, John, paying teller, Mulsou's iiank, 40 Great 
 St. James. 
 
 Green, Mis, dry goods, 12 St. Paul. 
 
 Oreen, Owen, Halo»n keeper, 33 ('oniraon. 
 
 GUKKNE & SONS, manufacturerH and wholesale 
 dealers in hats, cap.*), furs, &o., 305 and 307 St. 
 Paul. 
 
 Orceiifie'd, Mrs., bonnet maker, Colhorne Avenue, 
 near St M^iry. 
 
 GREENSHIKLDS, 8 , RON & CO., whidc-ale dry 
 good.i merchants, Cuvillicr's lliiitdiugH, St. Sacra- 
 ment {«ee card, p. 414). 
 
 Greenwood, Alfred & V,i>., manufacturers of cloaks 
 and onpH, 183 Notre l)>inie. 
 
 Oreer, Qim rgo, confectioner, 6 Llleanor, Grifiintown. 
 
 Oreer, Mrs. M,, grocer, Colhorne Avenue, near Dor- 
 cheoler. 
 
 Oreer, Wm., painter, 1 •"'raig. 
 
 Gregory, Charles, pbutogruphio artist, 175 Notre 
 Uanie. 
 
 Grcig, .Inhn, painter and dealer in paints, oils, &o. , 
 149 St. Paul. 
 
 Oreig, John, pa^iter, 20 St. Constant. 
 
 Grrfnler. C , tailor, 18 St. Mary. 
 
 Qrenier, Vital, tin«miili, 174 St. Lawrence Main. 
 
 ORENF.IK A MARTIN, wholesale importers, staple 
 and fan^jr ilry goods, 174 81. Paul. 
 
 Qrey Nunnery, Sister Hainault Dosohamps, sope- 
 riorew, Foundling, 
 
 Griegg, W., sen., baker, 128 St. Antoine. 
 Griffiu, Frederick, Q C, advoc.itc, 43 .^t. Gabriel. 
 GrlHin, Jame<*, confectioner, 107 St. Lawrence .Main. 
 Griffin, J C , notary, 81 Little St. James. 
 Griffin, Michael, grocer, Mot'ord. corner Gabriel. 
 Griffith, T. W. & Co., general agents, and agents for 
 
 the Provincial Insurance Coiupaiiy ; office, corner 
 
 St. Francois Xavier and St. Sucraraent. 
 Griiifon, Q * Co., tiunli, valise, cirpel and hellowi 
 
 raniinfHcturer.'", deiilers in coiil oil, lainp.s and rul>- 
 
 bcr goods, 258 Nntre Dame. 
 Groth.-, A. 7. . jeweller, 102 St. EilMbelh. 
 QROTZ, XAVIEll, noppersmitli, 7o Lagauchetii'trc. 
 Grundell, W. & Co , conituission merchants and ship 
 
 agents, 8 Merchant'*' Exchange. 
 Gubbins, Wm , uidiolsterer and carpet bag manu- 
 facturer, 61' St Peter. 
 Gucnette. F., advncnte, Little .St. Jiimes. 
 Guenette, Fmnc^iis, bluckr<iiiith, St. Dominique. 
 Gueiiette, f. , grocer, 108 St. C'Htlmrine. 
 Guerin, llyacinthc. physician. 2;i'.l f^t. Cathiirine. 
 Gueriu, Mrs., mHliucr and dressmaker, 166 Notr« 
 
 l)ame. 
 Guerin, Mrs. E., miUi'iPr and dressmaker, 241 Notre 
 
 Dame. 
 Ouorin, T., «iril engineer, 1.56 Notre Dame. 
 Goih'iril, I. J , notary pnblic, 29 St. \'ii.ci'nt. 
 (iuidi, John, lookiog-glnsH maker, 9 Kempt, Griffin- 
 town. 
 Guilhault, Antoine, poultry dealer, Ronseuours 
 
 Market. 
 Guilhault, J. B. D., bookbinder, 5 St. Vincent. 
 GuillNtiilt, J. E , miinnrer, (tuilbi.ali's Gardens, 
 
 Upper St. Lawicucc Main. 
 Guilhault, .MisstV, grocer. 217 Visitation. 
 GuilbHiilt's iSotanical 'ind Zoological Garden.s, Upper 
 
 St. Lawrence .Mnin. 
 Guilmette, J. t) , imp(*rter8 of fancy and staple dry 
 
 guilds and reiidy made <'Ir)thiiig, 172 St I'uul. 
 Guimond, Ciiliste, luniber merchant, 12i St bom- 
 
 iuii].ue. 
 Ounn, Mrs. CHlliarine, ladies' and babies' mnder- 
 
 cUithing, 77 ilreiit St ,lome'4. 
 Ounn, Mrs., James, grocer, Erie, corner Culborns 
 
 Avenue. 
 GURD & TARLTON, soap, candle and oil manufac- 
 turers, 24 St. Nicholas Toleutiue (see curd. p. 
 
 414). 
 Guthrie, D., mantle and clonk mmiufiicturcr, French 
 
 millinery, Ac, 2H2 Notre Diinin. 
 GUTMAN, M. & Co., hoop Hkiil mauut'acturorst 14 
 
 Lemoine (see card, p. 4lii). 
 Guy, E., notary public. 72 St. Francois Xnvier. 
 Guy, p. M., not.iry puhlic. 72 St, Fran\^ois, Xavier. 
 IIAKUSGKN & GNAKDINiiKR, wli<iio<<ale miinu- 
 
 fncturers iind dealers in hats, cups, furs, glcTCI, 
 
 39 St, relir. 
 Ilagiin, Wm., hii id ware merchant, 112 St. Lawrcno* 
 
 Slain. 
 HAOAIt, EDWARD & CO, importer! of chiniH 
 
 glass and earthenware, 293 St. Paul, corner St. 
 
 Peter. 
 Ilagar, George & Co , hariware merchants aad 
 
 stove dealers. 302 and 304 St. Paul. 
 Ilagerty, John, grocer, 7M .St. Lawrence Miiin 
 Hague, Thomas, coiumissiun merchant, 40 St. Frtn« 
 
 «;ois Xavier, 
 Ilaldimand & Co., importers of hardware of every 
 
 description, 131, corner St. Paul and St. Vincent. 
 Hall, Archibald, phy.iioi>in, McGill llnivorwity. 
 Hall, W. V. It., news ilealer and dealer in ounfee- 
 
 tionery, fruit, &c., 106 McGill. 
 
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 81) McGILL STREET, MONTREAL. 
 
 GOODFELLOW, POUTER & DAWES, 
 
 ALE. PORTER, AP CIDER MEHCHANTS. 
 
 NORDIIEIMER'S HALL, 
 
 61 GREAT ST. JAMES STREET, 
 
 .^, MONT RE A L. 
 
 J8^'~ NB. — Agents fo. the cclobratoil Laohine Ales and Pouter. 
 
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 8. GREENSHIELDS, SON & CO. 
 
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 CTVILLIEE'S BUILDINGS, ST. SACLAMENT STREET. 
 
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 GUBD & TARLTON, 
 
 U'iiP, GMILE MB ODL 
 
 MANUFACTURERS, 
 
 24 St. Nicholas Tolentino Street, 
 MOISTTI^EA^L. 
 
 JOSKPII N^. II^LT. & Co., 
 
 DirOllTEllS OF BRITISH & FOREIGN HARDWARE, 
 
 W ZZ O Xa IB M .A. X« n t 
 
 147 ST. PAtIL, & 6, 8, 10, ST. GABttlKL STREETS, MONTREAL. 
 
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 W. G. CirKWETl' A 00 , BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, KINO STREET, TORONTO. 
 
MONTREAL. 
 
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 Hall, James, (en and coffee warehouse, 18 Bleury. 
 Hall, Win. H , inaniigei' of MercHDtile agCDcy, 28 
 
 8t. Fran^oiu Xavi«r. 
 II ALL, JOSKPH N. & CO., importers of Dritisb tD') 
 
 Foroipn hardware, wholesale, 147 St. Paul, 08 
 
 & 10 St. Gabriel (see card, p. 4\4). 
 Ha'IMny, Chiiiles, hair dresser, 32 German. 
 Ilnllipiin, John, brush rnxker, (19 Amherst. 
 Hulllri, John, boot and fehuemiiker, Vallee. 
 Uallowell, Hubert, general merobaut, 4 Union Build- 
 
 iii)!^ 
 
 DALLY fi McWlLLSAM, whol.sle confectioners, 
 aiMJ St. I'liul, (see card, p. 4'^';). 
 
 Iliitpin, Jiimes, contractor, 24 Ft.. S'.mricc. 
 
 Hiilpin, Mrs. Juiroa, taverii-keep, -, 24 St. Maurice. 
 
 Hitmel, H., butcher, 51 Mt. Annn .Market. 
 
 Hiiuii'l, l{ii){b. jphiitographer, 115 Bonaventure. 
 
 Huiiiel, Mn, , grocer, 51 McCord. 
 
 Itnmi'liii, Fliivien, physicinii, 227 St. Catharine. 
 
 Ilainiltoii, John, j^rocer, (jermau, corner L'uninrais. 
 
 HAMILTON, HUN. JOHN, general iniinnger Cana- 
 dian lolanj Steam .Ntivigation ('oinpany, 21 Great 
 St. James, residence Kingston, C. W. 
 
 HA.MILTON, R. M., Custom Hohhc forwarding 
 iiprnt, and general commission nierohani, Oilles- 
 pie'fi UuildingH, 7 Conimbn (see eard, p. 416). 
 
 Ramiltou, Bobert, cooper, 150 St. Charles Borrom^o. 
 
 Ilaiiiilt III, T., tobacconist, 30 Pnpineau S()uare. 
 
 Hamilton, W. U , wood uioruhniit, 327 LagauchetitTe. 
 
 Hiimilton, W. I)., dry goods, Little St. Joseph. 
 
 Ilanitnond, .John, butcher, St Gitbriel Market. 
 
 Handley, Kdward, dealer in dry goo<l.-i and small 
 w.iro, 10!» St. Paul. 
 
 IlandH, William, grocery and tavern, 147 Dorchester. 
 
 Handyside, Ai'iiiii, scorotary Monf.eai Mining Com- 
 pany, 11 Merchmts' ExchHiii;tV 
 
 Hunnyside & Co., Cutttoiu iiouse agent, 63 Comrais- 
 
 liidUClH. 
 
 Harvey, John, grocery, St. Mary. 
 
 Hnniy, Tliornaa, broom-maker, 177 College. 
 
 Hanliin, Churles, superiiitendciit an! librarian, Mer- 
 cantile Libraiy As.<ociatioii, 57 Gnat St JiimeH. 
 
 Hanley, Mrs. Ann, Krin Go l)i'iiu);h Hotel, corner 
 Foundling and St. Fraii(;io8 Xuvier. 
 
 Ilttiili'y, ThouiHs, hotel-keeper, corner Common and 
 Priiicu. 
 
 Ilaiiiiifiiril. K P., aisi.slant ctigineer, G. T. R. Co. 
 
 Hannah, Siimiiol, baker, 120 St. (.'Imrles IJorronmo. 
 
 Hannaii k Lambi'it, saloon, 231) Nott« iJ'inie. 
 
 Haiiny, lliniaid, buiehtr, 38 St. Anns Murket. 
 
 Haniiy, .Michael, general dealer, 32 St. Annd Market. 
 
 llnnlon, Mi-ic Kate, d.esMiiakcr, 70 I'leuiy. 
 
 HtiiliorConiniissJourih Othce, H. Whitney, secretary. 
 Custom llouhf Sqiiiire. 
 
 Hiiibor Mastei's Office Ci.t A M. Rudolph, har- 
 bor luai-ter, Cii.itom HouHe Siiuare. 
 
 Hardie, Frnn^-nis, cooptT, Coii" ,St. Paul, 
 
 llardisiy, Oi'oigf W., general dealer. Tannery, west, 
 
 Hnrdisiy, Mrs., upholsterer, Ht I,;\wreiice .Main. 
 
 Haie, Mrs. Wui., tavern keeper. 3 St. Maurice. 
 
 Hare, Wm., tavern keeper, \'^S Boii^veuture. 
 
 Harkiii, Jidin, agent, 2(I8 Bnnaveniuro. 
 
 Ilarkin & Co , iinjiorters and ii>l'lii:rs of staple nnd 
 faney iliy foods, small waii"*, &o., 316 8t. I'aul. 
 
 Harrner. |)aiii<'l, mainiractnrer atid dealer In boots 
 and i-hoes, 4 St. Lawrence Main 
 
 Harnnon, J., ginger beer iiionuracturcr, tlignonno, 
 near Amhernl, 
 
 HAROLD. HUGH (with John Harold), 02 McGil). 
 
 HAROLD, JOHN, bouta and shoes, wholesale and 
 retail. 92 MoOill. 
 
 Uttrper, D,, fruit and oonfeolionerjr, 10 St. Antvin*. 
 
 HARPER, D. A., wholesale and retail denier in 
 watches, jewellery, fxiioy goods, and photograph- 
 ambrolype goods, 194 Notre Dame (see card, p. 
 410). 
 
 Harper, John, druggist, 80 St. F.lizabeth. 
 
 Harper, Rev. E R., M.A., Wesley bu .Methodist, 2 
 Hanover Terrace, Bkury. 
 
 Harrington, R , boot and shoemaker and dealer, 77 
 St. Lr.wreoco Main. 
 
 Harris, Frederick W. cotton and woollen manufac- 
 turer, St. Gabriel L-x-ks. 
 
 Hariis, John, hrewt-r, 147 St Josppli. 
 
 Harris, J., & Co., boot and shoemakers, 72 MuGill. 
 
 Harrison, Thi.'inas; dry goods, 80 llleury. 
 
 Hiirt, Miss Dorah, fruit store, 99 St. Mary. 
 
 Hart, N., saloon, 29 St Mu.. 
 
 Hart, Richard, grocery. 99 8t. .Mar,. 
 
 liart, Theodore, general inerchaut and Insurano* 
 agent, 10 St Sacr nient. 
 
 Hart, .M., & Sou, pawn brokers, 21 Notre Dame. 
 
 Ilarto, J .v., importer anii dealer in drugs, chemi- 
 cals, perfumery, patent medicines, Ac, 208 Notre 
 D.ime. 
 
 HARTFORD FIllE INSURANCE, G2 St. Frangois 
 Xavicr, A B. ChntlVe, general agent 
 
 Harvey, Jame:), commission and storage, 2 lialiuoral 
 Place. 
 
 Harvey, Jdin, grocer and tavern keeper, Colbcrn* 
 Avenue, corner St .Mary. 
 
 Haselden, Richard, civil engineer. Exchange (.'ourt. 
 
 Ha.^kett. .!. & S., dialers in fruit and provision, 40 
 McGill. 
 
 Hassett, Tliomas. grocer and wine and spirit mer- 
 chant, 30 St Mary. 
 
 Hausti^lnian. J. B. E , & Co., maniif.ioturer.s and 
 dealers in boots and shoes, 138 Notre Dame, and 
 27 St. Lewis. 
 
 Hawkins, Alfreil, fruit store, 127 St. Mary. 
 
 iliiwkins, Thos., leather iuspeotor, Houhelaga, near 
 Toll Gate. 
 
 H'lyes, .Andrew, general commission agent, 208 St. 
 i'aul. 
 
 II ay OS, J., wood turner, .304 .St. JoFoph. 
 
 Hayes, M., hotel keeper, 30>'» St. Joseph. 
 
 Hayep, Mis Catherine, dealer in second-hand cloth- 
 uifi, 34 & 35 St. Anns Market. 
 
 HAYWARD, W. P , wholesale and retail manufac- 
 turer and dealer in trunks, valises, &u.,240 Notre 
 Dame. 
 
 Haiel, George, confectioner, 84 St. Paul. 
 
 Hagarty. F., milk depot, St. Lawrence Main. 
 
 Ilcaly, Christopher, dry goods, 83 St. Lawrence 
 \|ain. 
 
 Healy, Thomas, grocer, 45 McOill. 
 
 Heaney, John, grocer, St. Constant, cor. Lagnnche- 
 fii're. 
 
 llIv\RLE, J. 0., fancy soap ninnnfaclurer and per- 
 fumer, 00 and 02 St. Urhain (sec car'l, p 41(1). 
 
 HKARN, CHARLKS, optician and mnthemaiical 
 instrument maker, 100 Notre Dume (see card, p. 
 418). 
 
 Iluavysego, Charles, reporter for Montreal Wifiirtt. 
 
 Hi''bert, Joseph, conductor Grand Trunk Railway, 
 23 Diipn't Lane. 
 
 Ilobert, Maurice, grocer, 47 Campeaii. 
 
 Heeiy, John, grocer, St. Constant, cor. Lagaucho- 
 tiere. 
 
 Henipstod, James, broker, UniuD Buildings, St 
 Friin(,'ois Xavier. 
 
 H^nault, Louis, grocer. Canning, corner St Joseph. 
 
 Hemlerson, Alexander, cnmmishion merchant, 2 
 Union Buildings. 
 
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 OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, 
 
 Which they are offering to the Trade of Canada, 
 
 ON THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS. 
 273 ST. PAUL STREET, 
 
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 HALLY & M'VVILLIAM, 
 
 (SlTCESfiOnS TO SIIIKLS Jk IIirKKY,) 
 
 WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS, 
 
 306 ST, PAUL STREET, MONTREAL. 
 
 JR. II. HAMILTOlSr, 
 
 CUSTOM HOUSE, FORWARDING AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, 
 
 IND OIIHT'iMd AMD roHWARUma AOIKT TO ORAND TRU.NK RAILWAY CriMPA.NT, 
 
 OILbBSPIB** BUILDINGS, T COMMON HTRBBT, (fnclug the River,) BIONTREALt 
 
 FIRST CLASS STORAGE FOR GOODS IN BOND OR FREE. 
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 D. A.. IIA-Rl^iilR, 
 
 Wholonle A RetAU D.ialor in 
 
 Watches, Jewellery, Electro-Plated Wares, 
 
 AND FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS, 
 
 194, NOTRE DAME STllEliT, MONTREAL. 
 
 J. G. HEARLE, 
 
 60 AIVD 09 ST. URBAIIV liTRKUT, 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
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 MONTREAL. 
 
 417 
 
 ERS, 
 
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 Wares, 
 
 !JDS, 
 
 ifJIi, 
 
 TOUONTO. 
 
 HENDERSON, J. D , mnnnger Victor!* fruit ware- 
 boiiise, Bonaventure Buildings, Victoria Square 
 (hee card, p. 38'2). 
 
 Hcndertinn, JameH II., forwarding and oommission 
 mercbiuit, 4 St. Sacrament. 
 
 Henieriinn, .lohn, liuilder and undertaker, Dorches- 
 tor, near Colborne A»eniie. 
 
 Henderson, John & Co., hatters and farriers. Crystal 
 Clock, Notre Dame. 
 
 HenierAon & Son, pipe manufaoturera, Colborne 
 Avenue. 
 
 Henderson, Wm., lumber merchont, 88 St. Constant 
 and Lonn Whnrf. 
 
 HL^NDKUY, ROnBRT, silTersmith, eleotrotyper and 
 pliiter, ll'i Criiig. 
 
 Hendry, Joseph, merchant, Craig, opposite Vigor 
 Square. 
 
 Henuessy, Thomas, butcher, St. Gabriel Market. 
 
 Hcnrichon, L., green grocer, 267 William. 
 
 Henry, F., importer and manufacturer of cigars, 
 tobaccos, &o., &c., corner Notre Dame and St. 
 JoHepb. 
 
 HENRY, JOHN F. & CO., wholeaalo dealers in 
 patettt medicines, perfxmery, &o., 303 ot. Paul. 
 
 Henry, Peter & Co., tobacooniiits, 13 Jacques Cur- 
 tier Square. 
 
 Hen.'iell. DuTid, merchant, GO Sanguinet 
 
 UENSHAW, F. W., oaramission merchant, 7 St. Sa- 
 crament. 
 
 Hensmiin, noswell. advocate, 6 Diimarais. 
 
 HERALD, MONTRE.VL, Penny, Wilson & Co., pub- 
 lishers, 209 Notre Dame. 
 
 Hsss, Jacob, tanner, St. ''abriel Locks. 
 
 Hester, John, architect, IJIeury. 
 
 lletu, L , notary public, 14 Little St. James. 
 
 Hetii, '/j , boot and clioemalipr, 120 Uonavenlure. 
 
 Heward. Angiiftiis, broker and couimisi'ion merchant, 
 Royal Iitsuraiice Uuitdings. 
 
 Hcwiit, Joiin W., clerk Merchant's Hotel. 
 
 Hebart, Hector, receiving teller Ontario Bank, cor. 
 Place d'Armes iind Oreat St. Jnnics. 
 
 HIAM, WILLIAM H, wholesale importer of smoU- 
 wares and fancy good.** ; nl^o, manufacturer of 
 needles, fish-hooks and fi-^liing tackle, 42 St. 
 Franijois Xavier (see card, p. 118). 
 
 Hibbard, W. R., trunk and lamp store, St. Paul, 
 corner St. Jean Baptiste. 
 
 IlicUoy, J., grocer and tavern keeper, 13 McCord, 
 Griffiiitown. 
 
 Hicks, Wm. H., professor McGill Normal School. 
 
 Hlckson, Joi<eph, chief accountant Grand Trunk 
 llitilway Company. 
 
 Hifigins, Mrs. Ellen, grocer, 51 Colborne, Qrifliu- 
 
 toWD. 
 
 Higgius, J., olerk in treasurer's office 
 
 Higuins, Patrick, groei>r, 5 M^Cord, Griffintown. 
 
 Ui)!|.tin8, Peter, fruit store, Prince, Grilfintown. 
 
 Uig^iins. T. W. & Co., wine and spirit mcruhants, 
 32 St. Joseph. 
 
 Higginson, Thomas 3., broker and commission mer- 
 chant, 3ti St Francois Xavier. 
 
 Hight, James, saloon keeper, 12 Notre Dame. 
 
 Ilight, Wm., coffee and chop house, 189J Notre 
 Dame. 
 
 HILL, C, circulating library and book and sta- 
 tionery store, 195 Notre Dame. 
 
 Hill, Charles F., auctioneer and commission mer- 
 chant, 30 Anderson. 
 
 Hill, F., piano forte maker, 23 Belmont. 
 
 Hill, Jeremiah, boot and shoemaker, 103 Wellington. 
 
 Hill, Wm., blacksmith, 21 St. Antoino. 
 
 Uillman, Isaac, grocer, 27 Bleury. 
 
 HILTON, J. k W., cabinet makers, upholsterers, 
 and furniture dtnlers, !"' Oreat St. James (seo 
 card, p. 418). 
 
 Himswortb, Charles 0., advocate, 194 St Cath«- 
 rine, east. 
 
 Hingstnn, W. H., phyician, 10 Bonavcnture. 
 
 HINOSTO.V, J.V.MKS & CO, whoic-ale importcri, 
 fancy and staple dry good.s, 27(i St. Paul and 104 
 Commissioners (see carl, p 418). 
 
 Hinman & Rubenstein, rilver platers, and manufac- 
 turers of harness trimmings, '"ruig. 
 
 Hinton, O A., m^mager for .Morland & Watson; 
 office, at I he works. 
 
 Hinton, George II., Haw manufacturer, St. Gabriel 
 Locks. 
 
 llishan, Mortimer, tavcrnkecper, head of Papineaa 
 Road. 
 
 Ilobbs, Wra., agent for British manufacturers, 16 
 St. John. 
 
 Hoddej', Mrs., saloon, St Paul. 
 
 Iloilson, W H , architecl, 13 Unnaveiiture. 
 
 1100 AN. HE.NUY, proprietor St. Lawrence Hull, 13 
 Oreat St .lames (.ste curd). 
 
 Ilo^au, Ml- , fVuit .'•tand, 167 Criiig. 
 
 Ilogiin, Patrick, grocer, Etionne, Point St. I'^hirles. 
 
 Hogan, Rev. Jaine^, president St. Patrick's Total 
 AbstincDOO Society, St. Patrick's House, Alex- 
 ander. 
 
 lloi!iu', J IJ., grocer, 133 Be'uidry. 
 
 Ilogue, Pierre O., hotel keeper, 113 St Doniiiiiqao. 
 
 Iloinvllle, Wm , painter and paperlianger, 50 Bona- 
 ventnre. 
 
 Ilolbert, Miller & Co.. wholesule con feet ioner.-f, pra- 
 i^erverM and picklers, h'j St. Francois Xavier, cor- 
 ner Noire Dame. 
 
 Holconib, C. A., dealer in couih.t and fancy goods, 
 <)3 >St Franjois Xavier. 
 
 Ilold'-tock. A., proft-Bfor of drawing, '.> St. Mnniquo. 
 
 Holiday. Jainesi A llro., coojhms and warehousemen, 
 coviicr Wolliiigtciii and Caoal Busin 
 
 HOLLAND. OEOaOE A., wholesale and retail deal- 
 er in paper hangings and fiucy goods, 203 Noire 
 Dnme. 
 
 Holland, R., dealer in toyi, fancy goods and paper 
 hangings, IH'i Notre D;iine. 
 
 HOLLAND, A. T & CU„ exchange brokers, 20' 
 Francois Xavier. 
 
 Holland, M. 4 Son, nail factory, Talis Dry Docl, 
 
 Holm"H, M., grocer. !I8 St. .Mary. 
 
 IIOI^MES. SAMUEL, tin. sheet ii- m and i:»r\-^X 
 wi^rker. and dealer in paints, oil,'!,, color-. Ao., 
 12.) St. Piiul. 
 
 Holt. Jo^'eph. broker, Royal Insurance Buildings. 
 
 Holtun, Hou. L. H., Unif>n Buildin|;s. 
 
 Home and School of Industry, 20 St. Antoino. 
 
 Home Fiie Insurance Co., R. Wood, agent. C2 St. 
 Fran(,-ois Xavier. 
 
 llo'icl, A. W., soap and candle manufacturer, cor- 
 ner .\rr.herst and Wolfe, Quebec suburbs. 
 
 Hood. D., planing milt and lathe factory turning, 
 Craig. 
 
 Hood, J'hos. D piano forte manufacturer. 37 Oreat 
 ISt James. 
 
 HOOPER, A C, manager. Bank British North Am- 
 erica. Hi (ircat St Janie^. 
 
 HOPKINS. E. .M.. chief factor. Hudson Bay Com- 
 pany, Toupin's Building, Place dWrnies 
 Hopkins, J. W., architect, 23 flreat St. James 
 Hopper. William H., secretary Montreal City Rail- 
 way Company, 2 t'anadinn Terrace. 
 Horn, John, deputy. Weights and Measures Depart* 
 menl, second division, 94 Notre Dame. 
 
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 Optical, Mathematical, and PhiloHopliical Instniments, of every description, 
 
 160 NOTRE DAME STREET (CORNRR JEAN BAPT13TE), MONTREAL. 
 
 Speeiflo Gravity Inatrumenta for Breiverat Dlatlllera« Soap BolleMt Sugar Reflnerai Ac* 
 
 Jl^r* Repairs of all kinds executed promptly, and na reasoaablo terms. 
 
 WMOLKSALE IMPORTKR Or 
 
 SMALL WARES AND FANCY GOODS, 
 
 AND MANrrACTUREIl OF 
 
 NEEDLES, FISH HOOKS AND FISHING TACKLE, 
 
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 ISTo. 25 GREA.T ST. JAMES STRKET, 
 
 IMPORTERS OF DAMASK!^, FRIUCiE^, EACES, Ac, Ac. 
 
 MAHOGANY AND OTHER WOOF Oil SALE. 
 
 JAMES HINGSTON & CO., 
 
 (LATH IKNUBTUN, MuBAIN A 00.,) 
 
 Wholesale Importers of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, &c. 
 
 276 ST. PAUL & 104 COMMISSIONEBS STBEBTS, MONTBEAL. 
 
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 TrnOMUtAlE IMPORTRItS AND DEALIUS 19 
 
 Dry Goods, Oroceries, Wines, Liquors, Produce, Ac, 
 
 ^O. 146 RUE ST. PAUL, mOMTREAL. 
 
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 lEAL. 
 
 Lce, <&c., 
 
 A. OlIEIitjBTTK. 
 
 OK/ICS. 
 
 FREETS), 
 
 TUM. 1. Dooaus, 
 
 TORONTO. 
 
 Uorne, George, wholesale and retail atattoner, ao- 
 oount bnuk manufaotarer, print Heller, picture 
 frame malier, &o., 62 St. Fraofuis XaTter. 
 HOMIER, J. B., jun„ bookltecper, Fabrique of 
 
 Montreal, 15 Little 8t. Joseph. 
 H6tel-Dieu, Up*i"r 8' Urbain, comer IIotel-Dien. 
 Hotel Forest, Ut. Paul. 
 
 Hough, Samuel, agent, Michigan Southern k North- 
 ern Indiana Railroad Company, 11 Great St. 
 James. 
 Houghton, J. G. K., advocate, 2G Little St. James. 
 Houlahiin, D., grocer, 152 Lagauchetifere. 
 Hould, C, Three Rivere Hotel, CommisaioDers. 
 Hou1(^, Cyrille, inkeoper, 2 Cominisgioners. 
 Houl^, Jeau B., notary public, 31 St. Joseph. 
 How, Mitchell & Co., wool bat manufacturers, 4 
 
 Perthius. 
 Howard, R. P., physician and surgeon, 11 Bona- 
 
 Tcnture. 
 Howard, Willinm. commiflsion agent, 22 St. Maurice. 
 Howe, H. A., A.M., rector of High achool, 1 Prince 
 
 of Wale* Terrace. 
 HOWES, lion. J. W., Vice-ConBulate United Stiitea 
 
 for Uritish North Ameriouu Provinces, 9 Great 
 
 St. James. 
 Howley, Jamea, builder, Champ d'Mars, near Dal- 
 
 housie Square. 
 Howley, M,, wine and spirit store, 106J St. Mary. 
 Hoy, George, hairdresser, 53 MoQill. 
 Hua, Paul, importer of calfskins. French goods, also 
 
 agent for Alexander's kid f^loves, iiOO St. Paul. 
 Hubbell, G A , broker, 4;.) St. Hubert. 
 Uubbell, Mrs. Gojrge, seminary for young ladies, 
 
 43 St. Hubert. 
 Hubert, R., advocate, 2 Little St. Jnmea. 
 Huddoll, U., Post Office clerk. 
 Hudon, .loseph .V., dealer in coal oil and lamps, 113 
 
 Lagauchetidre. 
 Hudon, Onesirae, coal oi! and lamp depot, 169 St. 
 
 Lawrence Main. 
 HUDON, VICTOR, wholesale grocers, 138 and 140 
 
 St. Paul, 27 and 28 Commissioners. 
 HUDON, E, FIL8&CIE., importer.'* of dry goods, 
 
 groceries, wine and spirit merchants, 140 St. Paul 
 
 (see card, p. 418). 
 Hudon & Gelinas, wholesale dealers in staple and 
 
 fancy dry goods, 128 St. Paul. 
 HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY, E, M. Hopkins, chief 
 
 factor, Toupin's Buildings, Place d'Armes. 
 Hughes, Guorge, operator Vermont and Boston Tel- 
 egraph Company, 38 St. Francois Xavier. 
 Hughes, Michael, grocer, 288 St. Joseph. 
 Hunt, Thomas S., chemist and mineralogist, 58 St. 
 
 Gabriel. 
 Hunt & Brock, commission merchants, 10 Ho<<pital. 
 Hunter, David, agent for patent rooflng, 3 Tirowen 
 
 Place. 
 Hunter, George, mnnufaoturer and dealer in boots 
 
 and shoes, UO McQill. 
 Hunter, J. S., notary publio, 47 Little St. James. 
 Hupp6, Louis, grocer, Rotland, off Mountain. 
 Huron Copper Buy Co., John Q. Burrows, secretary, 
 
 2 Merchants Exchange. 
 Hurteau, Lten, lumber merchant:, aorner Craig and 
 
 German. 
 Hurteau, Tbos., proprietor Union Hotel, 34 Common. 
 Husson, G. B , Crown and Sceptre Saloon, Place 
 
 d'Armes Hill. 
 Hutohiaon, Alex. C, archileot. Mechanics' Hall. 
 Uutohinsoii, John, wholesale and retail grooer, 37 
 
 Notre Dame. 
 Hntton, Muller & Co., wine aerchants, 269 St. Paul. 
 
 Hutton, Jacques ft Co., Sheffield and Birmingham 
 hardware agency, 16 St. Helen. 
 
 Ibbotson, H. J., deputy clerk of Recorders Court. 
 
 MIer, E., butcher, 16 Bonsecours Murket 
 
 Innes, Miss Jane, milliner and dres.Muuker, 25 Notre 
 Dame. 
 
 Innes, Wm., painter and glaiier, 7 Ronaventurt 
 Building, Victoria .'Square. 
 
 Inspector of Weights and Measnres, 94 Notre Dame. 
 
 InstitutCanadien, A. Tellier, pre.iidout, J. Bouchard, 
 secretary, Little St. James. 
 
 luterniUional Life Assurance Society of London, 
 Alex. Molson. general agiuit for Caoada, '58 St. 
 Francois Xavier. 
 
 Ireland, H W., hardware, commission agent, broker 
 and dealer in coal oil, 14 St. Fmn^iis .X kvier. 
 
 IRELAND, TH0MA3, card and seal engraver, 26 
 Great St. James (see card, p. 382). 
 
 Irish, Charles T., exchange broker iind Plf.utngenet 
 Water Depot, 6 Plnce d'.Xrmes. 
 
 IRISH, D. T., agent HritisU and American E.'cprosi 
 Company, National Kxprea.i Company, and Cheney, 
 Fisk & Co.'s United St&tev and Canada Express, 
 3 & 4 Place d'Armes. 
 
 Irviri, G.. accountint, Montreal 4 Charaplain lUil'y. 
 
 Irvine, John, printer, 82 Bleury. 
 
 Irwin, James, fuutidcr, 50 Ann, tiriffintown. 
 
 Irwin, Rev. John. Church of England. 7'.» Uurohester. 
 
 Irwin. Dresser & Co , clothiers, 8.'i .McOill. 
 
 Irwin, I. & R , saddlers, 67 McQill. 
 
 ISAAt;.SOX, JOHN If., notary public and commis- 
 sioner for receiving afTiJavit.-i fur Upper and Lower 
 Canada, 48 St Fran^jois Xavier. 
 
 ISAACSON, R. W., proprietor Dolly's Chop House, 
 17 Great St. Jame^^. 
 
 Isodoro, F., cap maker, St. Mary. 
 
 Italian Consul, lieury Chapman, 28 St. Sacrament 
 
 IVES *. ALl.RN, manufacturers of hardware, hol- 
 low ware, stoves, iron, railway scales, &c , City 
 Foundry, 60 & 62 Queen (see card, p. 892). 
 
 Jabberl. Jean, painter, 271 Mignonnc. 
 
 Jackson, Daniel, innkeeper, 14 St. Paul. 
 
 Jackson, Samuel, juukfitoro, 180 St. Lawrence Main. 
 
 Jacksiin, Wm., grocery and eating house, 50 Wolfe. 
 
 Jackson & McNally, hoot and shoe inanufactureri 
 and dealers, 81 McOill. 
 
 Jacobi, 0. R , artif<t, 81 St. Francois Xavior. 
 
 Jacobs, Abrah im, tailor, 48 St. Gabriel. 
 
 Jacobs, H., & Co., manufacturers and importers of 
 snuff, pipes, cigars and tobacconist's fancy uoods. 
 73 MoUill. 
 
 Jacofel, Joseph, organ builder, 301 Sr Joseph. 
 
 Jacques, Edward, physician, 39J St. Lewis. 
 
 Jacques, Joseph, cooper, 100 St. Joseph. 
 
 Jacque.'), Olivier A , grocer, 53 Campeau. 
 
 JACQUES CARTIER BANK, Henri Cotte, cashier, 
 19 Groat St. James. 
 
 Jacques Cartier Normal School, Rev. H.A.B.Verreau, 
 principal, Irear 84 & 80 Notre Diime. 
 
 J.A.CQUES, TRACY & CO., forwarding and commis- 
 sion merchants, and proprietors of Jacques, Traof 
 & t^o.'s linfa of steamers, 82, 84, 80 & 88 Common, 
 {!tinal Basin (see card, p. 42()). 
 
 James, Ales. W., distiller, 132 St. Joseph. 
 
 James, Wm., giisfitter, 400 St. Catherine. 
 
 JAMIESON, R. C, ft CO., varnish manufacturers, 
 St. John (see oard, p. 418). 
 
 JanaH, Mathias, cabinet maker, 172 St. Lawreno* 
 Main. 
 
 Jaiielle, Joseph, Jan., cabinet maker, 108 Dorchester. 
 
 JANES, OLIVER ft CO , flour, produce and com- 
 mission merobaats, 88 and 90 Foundling. 
 
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 JANK8 & CO., coal and oommiuion merchants and 
 
 8bip brokers, 10 St. Sacrament. 
 Jaqucs, Eilward, physician, Chaboillei Square. 
 Jarvais, Casimir, grocer, St. Margaret, Tannery, 
 
 west. 
 Jarvis, Samuel, photographer, 11 Dumarais. 
 Jarri!), C. B. & Co., wine and spirit merchants, New 
 
 Corn Kzchange, Hospital. 
 Jeanveiiu, Edouard, painter, 62 Laganuheti<ire. 
 Jearrais, Peter, saloon, 85 St. Paul. 
 .Jeffrey, Jiimes, bUclc.smith, Petite Cote. 
 JBFFKEV, BROTFIEKS & CO., general and com- 
 
 miasiun merchants, 17 Lcmoine. 
 JEN KINO, THOMAS, bru^b manufacturer, 207 
 
 Notre Dame (see card, p. 420). 
 Jewish Synagogue, Rct. Dr. de Sola, head of Chen- 
 
 nevitlc, 
 Jobin & Mathieu, notaries, 6 St. Th6rt!:3e. 
 Jodoiu, Amiible, wood dealer, 47 St. Mary. 
 Jodoin & Laeoste, advncates, 4 Little St. James. 
 Johannes, Martin J., jewellor, 101 Craig. 
 Johnson, Alexander. LL.D., professor of nittural 
 
 philosophy, McGill University. 
 Johnson, F. G., advocate, 29 Little St. James. 
 Johnson, George N., grocer, 821 St. Joseph. 
 Johnson, Ira, clerk of the Amerioun House, St. 
 
 Henry. 
 Johnson, R., grocery, 109 St Mary. 
 Johnson, Thomas R., auditor Queen Insurance Com- 
 pany, Union Buildings. 
 Johnson, Thomas R., estate agent and accountant, 
 
 34 Little St James. 
 Johnson & Co., exchange brokers, G3 St. Franfois 
 
 Xavier. 
 JOHNSTON, HENRY J., secretary North British 
 
 and Metciintile Insunince Company, 4 ami 6 Mer- 
 
 ohant.*i' Exchange (see card, opposite inside buck 
 
 cover). 
 Johnston, .lohn, grocer, 06 Amherst. 
 Johnston, John, looking-glass manufacturer, 7 St. 
 
 Giles. 
 Johnston, L., letter carrier, Post Office. 
 Johnston, Samuel, grocer, Mayor, corner City Coun- 
 cillors. 
 Johnston, Thomas, grocer, 71 McCord. 
 Johnston, Wra , Iron Works, 81 Nazareth, Qriffin- 
 
 tflwn. 
 Johnston, W. P., manufacturer and dealer in boots 
 
 and shoes, 270 N^itre Diimc. 
 JOHNSTON, JAMKS & CO., importers, wholesale 
 
 dry goods, 42 St. Peter. 
 Jolicoeur, J. B., grocer, 158 St. Lawrence Main. 
 Jolien, Joseph hotel keeper, St. Btiptiste Villnge. 
 Jones, Arthur, broom maker, "4 George, OrifSutown. 
 Jones, Daniel, hotel keeper, St. Baptiste Village. 
 Jones, James, barber, corner McGill and College. 
 Jones, Jnnies i\!., auctioneer and commission mer- 
 chant, rear 2() Great St. James. 
 Jones, Josiah, huir dresser, perfumer, ond fancy 
 
 goods, 70 Great St. James. 
 Jones. Richard, grocer, 3.39 St. Joseph. 
 JONES, RUSSELL, manufacturer, wholesale and 
 
 retail dealer in every description of furniture, 113 
 
 Craig (see card, p. 890). 
 Jonew, Thos. W., physician, Montreal Dispensary, 
 
 1(19 Fortification Lime. 
 Jones, J. M. & Co., wholesale dealers in leather, 14 
 
 St. Peter. 
 J0NK8 & HELLIWELL, general commission mer- 
 
 chants, 20 Lumoioo. 
 Jordan, Henry, grocer, % McCord. 
 Jordan, John A., advocate, 14 Berthelot. 
 
 Jordan & Bernard) lumber merchants, Craig, corner 
 
 St. Dennis. 
 Joseph, J. 0., student at law, .lO Little St. James 
 Joseph, Jesse, Belgium Consul, bouse 8 Pres d* 
 
 Ville Place. 
 Joseph, H. &, Co., wholesale tobacco warehouse, 
 
 17.5 St. PauL 
 Jiubert, A D . crier and bailiff. Recorder's Court. 
 Joubert & Turcot, advocates, IH3 Craig. 
 Jourdain, Dr., dentist, 125 Craig. 
 Journal of Edncaiinn, Hon. P. J. O. Chauveau, edi- 
 tor, oliicp, old Government House. 
 Jovanette, Louis, butcher, 23 St. Anns Market. 
 Joyal, M., boot and shoemaker. 28 St. Lawrenc* 
 
 Main. 
 Joyce. Alfred, confectioner, 429 St. Cathar'ne. 
 JUUB, T'10^ . bo..kkepper, St Lawrence Hall, 18 
 
 Great 1st. James, residence 10 St. Henry. 
 Jubinville, X , sadille and harness maker, 66 St. 
 
 Joseph. 
 Jubinville, T , saddler, &c., 161 St. Joseph. 
 Jubinville, Benj , tavern, 47 St. Paul. 
 Judah, Henry, advocate, 37 Little St. James. 
 Judah, Thomas, advocate, 37 Little St James. 
 Julienne, Miss, felt and straw milliner, 70 St. 
 
 Joseph. 
 Jung, Mafhias, profefsor nf music, 69 Dorchester. 
 Kagenal, Jerome, baker, 87 Bonaventure. 
 Kat«r, Thomas, pian.iforte manufacturer, Victoria 
 
 Buildings, Victoria Square. 
 Kavanaugh, Michael, sop and candle manufacturer, 
 
 Railroad, cornor Chaboillez Square. 
 Kay, Jauies, architect, 112 S(. Autoine. 
 Kay, Thomas, & Co., wholesale grocers, wine and 
 
 spirit meroliants, &c., 2,1 St. Fran^oii Xavier. 
 Keanc, Thomas, butcher, St. Antoine Market. 
 Kearney, John M., innkeeper, lOi Lagauoheti^re. 
 Kearney, P., auctioneer, 47 St. Peter. 
 Kearney, Michael, & Brothers, gasfitters and plumb- 
 ers. Little William. 
 Reams, Daniel, grocer, Vitr*. corner Chonneville. 
 Kearns, Nicholas, grocer, 43 Jurors. 
 Keeffe, Mrs. Mary Ann, dressmaker, 23 Wellington. 
 Keeley, Peter, boot and shoemaker, St. Mary. 
 Keenan, Bernard, dry goods, 36 Jacques Cartier 
 
 Square. 
 Kell, Mrs. George, grocer, Campeau, corner Lag&a- 
 
 chetiere 
 Kellam, B. S , agent, 153 Craig. 
 Kelly, John, builder, 7 llermine. 
 Kelly, John, dry goods, 22 St. Nicholas Tolentine. 
 Kelly, John P., advocate. No 6 Little St. James. 
 Kflly, Stephen, grocer, 388 St. Mary. 
 Kelly, T., hoot and shoemaker, 133 Lagauoheti^re. 
 Kelly & Co., Imperial House, corner Craig and St. 
 
 Urban. 
 Kemp, John, artist, 2 Tourviiie Place, .Sanguinet. 
 Kemp, Rev. Alexander F., Free Church, 3 Plymouth 
 
 Place. 
 Kemp & Co., importers and raantifactnrers of shirts, 
 
 Collars, ties, hosi'^ry, gloves, &c., 212 Notre Dame. 
 Kennedy, Edward, innkeeper, 3 St. Giles. 
 Kennely, J. G., merchant tailor, 42 St. Lawrence 
 
 M'.in. 
 Ker oedy, J. H., grocer, 4c., 166 St. Mary. 
 K.'nnedy, John, truit dealer, 134J Oaig. 
 Kennedy, John, saloon, Notre Unme. 
 Kennedy, Michael, grocery, 1 1 1 Wellington. 
 Kennedy, Miss, dreHsmaker, 8 Notre Duine. 
 Kennedy, Wm., carpenter and builder, 13 BIcury. 
 Kennedy, Brothers, publiMbers (weekly) Canadiati 
 
 AJvfrtucr, 10 Merehants Exchange. 
 
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 Kent, Tbos., cabinet mtker, 76 St. Lawrenoe Main. 
 
 K«ogh, John, grooer and liquor dealer, 184 St. 
 Jooeph. 
 
 Keogb. John, grocer, 171 St. Joseph. 
 
 Kermodi, T., tailor, 119 St. Mary. 
 
 Kerr, Wm., maaufaoturer of Btore polish, 86 St. 
 Francois Xii»ler. 
 
 Kerr & Nitgle, advocAles, 38 Little St. Jtmes. 
 
 Kerrittao, Drnis butcher, St. Oabriel Market. 
 
 KEKRT, BROTHERS k CR.iTHERN. wholesale 
 druggists and chemists, corner St. Paul and 8t. 
 Joseph. 
 
 Kershaw, John, locksmith, 40 St. Iiiiwrence, Main. 
 
 Kershaw, Thomas, flour and produce broker, 4 St. 
 Sacrament. 
 
 KERSHAW, ROBERT & CO., Fire and Burglar- 
 proof Safe Works, 82 St. Francois Xavier (see 
 card, oppiisite inside front cover). 
 
 Ketchum, George W., hat and bonnet bleacher and 
 presscr, 111 Fortification Lane. 
 
 Kiernaq, Francis, hotel keeper, 255 St. Joseph. 
 
 Kilby, Ralph H., manufacturers' agent, Union 
 Buildiugx, St. Francois Xavier 
 
 Kilkearry, Edward, grooer. Jurors, corner Anderson. 
 
 King, JS., notions, &c., Jaqucs Cartier Square. 
 
 King, Charles, Exchange broker, 199 Notre Dame. 
 
 KINQ, E. H., manager Bank of Montreal, Great 
 St. James, and director of the Montreal and 
 Cbamplain Railway. 
 
 King. Edwin F., post office inspector, 10 Wellington 
 Terrace. 
 
 King, H. W., coal and commission merchant, 21 St. 
 Francois Xavier. 
 
 King Patrick, grocer, Amherst, corner Mignonne. 
 
 King William, saddle and harness maker, 116 
 McGill. 
 
 Kingan, Winning & Mair, wholesale grocers and ship 
 ohnndtere, 226 St. P.iul 
 
 KINGAN & KIN LOCH, wholesale grocers and im- 
 porters, wine and spirit merubauts, corner St. 
 Peter and St. Sacrament (see card, p., 420). 
 
 KINGSTON, FREDERICK, Wine and spirit mer- 
 chant 19 and 21 Hospital. 
 
 Kinnell, David, discount clerk. City Bank. 
 
 Kinsella, Nicholas, grocer, 414 Laganchetii^ro. 
 
 Kirby, Charles, snb-editor Herald, 209 Notre Dame. 
 
 Kirby, J., advocate, 44 Little St James. 
 
 Kirby. Robert, retired, 07 St. Hubert. 
 
 KIRBY, ROBERT, Jun.. accountant. Commercial 
 Bank of Canada, 55 Great St. James. 
 
 KIRBY, THOMAS, manager Commercial Bank of 
 Canada, 58 Great St. James. 
 
 Kirkpatrick, A., cooper. Prince, corner Gabriel. 
 
 Kirk Patrick, J. E., commission merchant, 349 St. 
 Mary. 
 
 Kirkup, Joseph, brush manufacturer, 179 St. Paul. 
 
 Kirkup, Joseph, brush manufacturer, 50 St. Mary. 
 
 Kirkwood, Wm., secretary of the International In- 
 quiry Society, 13 Hospital. 
 
 Kish, A. G., assistant harbour engineer. 
 
 Kitely, Jas., roofer, William, near McCord, Griffin- 
 town. 
 
 Klein, J. & A., grocers and provision dealers, 20 
 St. Paul. 
 
 Kletty, Max.. furrier, 144 St. Constant. 
 
 Knox, John, importer and whole snle dry goods com- 
 mission merchant, corner St. Franyois Xavier and 
 St. Paul. 
 
 Koble, J., pork butcher, St. Lawrence Main. 
 
 Koester Bros., saloon and grocery, 148 St. Antoine. 
 
 Kortosk, Bernhard, importer of woollens, hat and 
 cap trimmings, wholesale, 309 St Paul, np stairs. 
 
 Kranth, Q. A., watch and clock maker and jeweller, 
 
 166 Craig. 
 La Banqne du Pcuple, Benj. II. Lemoine, cashier, 
 
 Great St. James. 
 LA BANQUE JACQUES CARTIER, H. Cott*, 
 
 cashier, 19 Great St. James. 
 Labadie, J. A., notary pnblic, 20 Little St. James. 
 Labadie, J. E. 0., notary, 20 Little St. James. 
 Labadie, JoHepu, saddler, opposite :i57 St. Joseph. 
 I Labb6, Joseph, biscuit maker. 4r. St. Lewis. 
 I Labbe, P , tinsmith, 1 St. Lewis. 
 I Lnbelle, Honors, grocer. Tannery West. 
 j Labelle, Jacques, cabinet mtker, 119 St. Dominique. 
 I Labelle, Joseph, grocer, 2*'! .St. Lawrence Main. 
 j Labelle, Pierre, hotel keeper 124 St. Lawrence 
 I Main. 
 Labelle, Regis, lumber merchant, 294 St. Joseph. 
 Labelle, Toussaint, ginger beer maker, 217 St. 
 
 Catherine. 
 Laberge, Aagustin, contractor, 112 St. Rliiabeth. 
 Laberge, Louii*, contractor and builder, Sc. Lewis. 
 Laberge, Louis, dry goods merchant, 126 St. Paul. 
 Labine & Belisle, dry gou<l3 merchants, 124 St. 
 
 Paul and 27 Notre Dame. 
 Labranche, J. O., notary public, 100 St. Joseph. 
 Labrancbe. Miss Delima, milliner, 13 St Lewis. 
 Lahr^be, Joseph, painter, (> Inspector. 
 Labreoque, Chas , tinxinitb, 34 St. Lawrence .Main. 
 Labrue, M., baker, 1G2 St. Dominique. 
 Lacan, Rev. .M., curate, Notre Dame de Toutes 
 
 GriVccs. 
 Lacasse, A., hair dresser, 257 St. Mnry. 
 LueasRO, L. G.. ledger keeper La Banque Jacques 
 
 Cartier, 19 Great St. James. 
 Lacliapelle, Andr^, boot and shoemaker, 27 Denham. 
 Lachapelle, EugAiie, carriage maker, 190 .Mignonne. 
 Lachiipelle, J., blacksmiUi, 107 St. Mary. 
 LACHINE (UNAL HYDRAULIC LINSEED OIL, 
 
 PAINT AND PUTTY MILLS, Lymatis Clare & 
 
 Co., proprietors; office, 22G St. Paul (.tee card, 
 
 p. 422). 
 Lachine Canal Office, collector's department, Wind- 
 mill Point. 
 Lacorobe, B., confectionery and fruit, St. Paul. 
 Laciimbe, Jacques, saloon keeper, Jacques Cartier 
 
 S(iuare. 
 Lacombe, Patrice, notary pnblic, 356 Laghuchetibre. 
 Lacombe, Pierre, flour merchant, 27 St. Jeaa 
 
 Baptiste. 
 Lacombe & Clarke, Misses, French and English 
 
 Academy, 12 Sanguinet. 
 Laooursit^re, Frany lis, contractor, rear 117 Panet. 
 Lacroix, AiiguAte, baker, 90 German. 
 Lacroix, Jean Bte., painter, 71 Sanguinet. 
 Laoroix, Miss P., milliner and dressmaker, 200 St. 
 
 Joseph. 
 Lacroix, Miss S., dressmaker, 336 Lagaucbetidr«. 
 Ladies' Benevolent Institution, 17 Berthelot. 
 Ladies of the Sacred Heart, Young Ladies' Academy, 
 
 boarding and day school, 347 Lagauchetit';re. 
 Ladouc, Eustaohe, hotel keeper, 2 Cemetery. 
 Ladrigan, Mrs., dry goods, 55 St. Mary. 
 Ladrigan & Co., civil and military tailors, 50 Great 
 
 St. James. 
 Ladurantais, Pabien, blacksmith, 277 St. Joseph. 
 Ladiirantais, Venance, blacksmith, 211 St. Joseph. 
 La Fabrique de Montreal, E. A. Dubois, agent, 15 
 
 Little St. Joseph. 
 Lat'erty. J., grocery and provision store, 65 St 
 
 Jo8e|)h. 
 Lattamme, Fran9oiB Xavier, tin roofer, C6 St. Law- 
 rence Main. 
 
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 Laflninine, F. X., Market Hotel, St. Lawrence Main. 
 
 Lafliimtne, J., boot and sbuemaker, 80 Jaoquea Car- 
 tier i^(|uare. 
 
 Laflitmiii)!, TousHHint, grocer, C6te 8t. I^nii. 
 
 LatlamiiK!, K. & O., ailvocateit, 39 Little Ht. Jaraei. 
 
 Lafli^ur, BiJuuani, notary public. 14 St. ronstaot. 
 
 Lafleur, Kli, grocer, Sanguinet, corner Mignonne 
 
 Lafleur, Juseph, butcher, 63 Uon»ecour8 Market 
 
 Lafleur, JoHeph, tailor, 180 St. Joseph. 
 
 Lafleur, L. B., book keeper, Lu Uanque 
 Cartier, 19 Great St. Jamea. 
 
 Lafontaine, Joseph, grocer, 21 Mountain. 
 
 Lafontnine, Sir Louia llypolite, chief jum of the 
 Court of U. K. Lower CnnaJa, AquciJuct. 
 
 Lafouiaiue, Mm,, milliner aii>l (lr«MHm»ker, 80 Craig. 
 
 Laforoe, Bnpciste, brUHb maker, BeauJry, ncrSt. 
 Catherine. 
 
 Lafurce, Michel, butchpr, Bonsecours Market. 
 
 Laforets, J B,, butcher, 68 tVirnecours Market. 
 
 Laframboise, Mn-jcice, Hiivocutc .^9 Little St. Jamea. 
 
 Lafrance, Louis, barber, 85 ^i '*«nl. 
 
 Lafrnncc, P., biirher. St. 1' 
 
 Lafrance, TousHaint, fish dtiu.^r, 114 St. Catherine. 
 
 Lafranchise, TousHainU pork butcher, 135 I'auut. 
 
 Lafrennye & Armstrong, advocates, 7 Little St. 
 Jnmes. 
 
 Lafrenit>re, C, shoe dealer, 2RJ Jiicques Cartier. 
 
 Lafreniure, J. 0., manager for Louis Renuuil, flour 
 and grain merchant, 1U<( Foundling. 
 
 Lafricuin, L., letter carrier, Vo»X Ofiice. 
 
 Lagaruiiu, Ktienne, butcher, 60 Itonsvcours Market. 
 
 LagasF^, Thi'opbile & Co., grocers nnd tavern keep- 
 ers, Turgeon, Coteau St. Augustin. 
 
 Laggatt, 11., manufacturing jeweller, Notre Dame, 
 corner St. Claude. 
 
 Lahair, .T., shoemnker, 8L Mary. 
 
 Labaye, O., wood merchant, 9 St. Gabriel. 
 
 Laidlaw, Adam, coi xmiMSton merchant, 28 St Lewis. 
 
 Laidlaw, Middleton & Co., commissioa merchants 
 and shipping agents, Union Buildings, St. Fran- 
 cois Xavier. 
 
 Latng, Murdoch, produce and commission merchant, 
 97 Commissioners. 
 
 Laird, George, brewer. Queen, Gritfintowa. 
 
 Lajoie, E., contractor, 37 St. Philip. 
 
 Lalande, Aleiis, butcher, 189 St. Lawrence Main. 
 
 Lalande, Joseph, confectioner, 103 McQill. 
 
 Laliberte, Flavien, saloon, 8 St. Lambert UiU. 
 
 Lamaire, L., grocer, 35 Lahelle. 
 
 Lamb, George, grocer, Dorchester, Airner Durham. 
 
 Lamb, Thomas, grocer, 161 St. Mary. 
 
 Lami , Bvnjiimin, baker, 165 St. Joseph. 
 
 Lambe, William B , advocate. Union Buildings, 
 
 LAM^llE, J. B., manager of the Richelieu Daily 
 Royal Mail Line of Steamers, Commissioners (see 
 card, p. 428). 
 
 La Mine.rve, Duvernay Uro., proprietors, 10 and 12 
 St. Vincent. Triweekly and weekly ($4 and $2). 
 
 Lammerts, V. B. F., French Canadian Missionary, 
 opposite 227 St. Lawrence Main. 
 
 Lamontagne, B , contractor, 132 St. Denis. 
 
 Lamontagne, B. L., shoemaker, 144 Amherst. 
 
 Lamontagne, C. H., notary public, 16 St. Gabriel. 
 
 Lamontagne, F. A., clerk in City Treasurer's Olfice. 
 
 Lamontagne, Louis, clerk, La Banque du Peuple, 
 Great St. James. 
 
 Lamothc, G., chief of police. 
 
 Lamothe, J., confectioner, 66 Lagancheti^re. 
 
 Lamothe, J M., bookbinder, 192 Notre Dame. 
 
 Lamouche, Alex., cabinet maker, corner McGill and 
 Fortification Lane. 
 
 Lamoureaux, Eugene, joiner. 82 'Volf". 
 
 Lamoiureiu, Picrrw, printer, 113 St. Joaeph. 
 
 Ln <ur««x, Stnnisliis, carriage maker, 211 Mig- 
 
 line. 
 L,«flipl<>iigh & ('ampbell, importern nf drugi*. clioroi- 
 
 cttl<< and patent niKdiciiies, Apothecnrios Hall, 
 
 Niitre Diinie. 
 Lauetot, Mrt(:loire, advocate. 20 St. Vincent. 
 Liiictot, .Me'K'i-ic, advocate, 16 St. Giibriel. 
 Lander, Julius ..V Co., commission morchanta, 4 
 
 Union Buildings. 
 Landry, Henii, .irnlptor, rear 94 Oerraun. 
 Lane, Wm , Ronin Crown Saloon, 87 St. Paul. 
 Lane, S., roercliunt tnilor, Id Notre Dunu'. 
 Langelier, F. X , merchant, 7 .St. Charles UorromAe. 
 Langeviu, Mrs. M , Imtel keeper, \\'> (^niuiiiiMHiiJiiers. 
 Langeviu & Pigeon, tavfrn keepers, '^4 llonaventure. 
 Lnngford, .>ohn K., (general age-it, 124 St. Con-<tant. 
 LaiigtandM, Jas., coffee and spice merchant, 30 St. 
 
 Gabriel. 
 Laiigloi.x, Bruno, shoemaker, 189 Sanguinet. 
 Langlois. L , grocer, Bonaventure, corner .Seigneurs. 
 Langlois, Pierre, grocer, 1 '.»'.( ,^t Joi-eph. 
 Tiaiignedoc, Euxtachc, butcher, K' St. .\nns .Mnrkot. 
 Langucdoc, Fran^'oi;*, eating house, 17 St. Claude. 
 Langnedoc, .S^raphiti, butcher, 31 St. Anns Market. 
 Lanoueite, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 41 St. 
 
 Antoine. 
 Lapham, Wm., contractor, 136 St. (Jrbain. 
 liiipierre, Charles, bailitf and collector, 110 St. Law- 
 rence Main. 
 Lapierre, Cyrille, pork hntcher, Bonsecours Market. 
 Liipierre, E., pork butcher, 7 Bonsecour.t Market. 
 Lapierre, F., Inckmiiker, 146 St. Charles Borrom6o. 
 Lapierre, Jean B., butcher, St. Anns Market. 
 Lapierre, Joseph, tinsmith, 802 St. Mary. 
 Lapierre, .1. A., surgeon, St. Jean Bapti.«te Village. 
 Lapierre, Louis, boot and shoemaker, 90 St. Paul. 
 Lapierre, Louis, general store, under Quebec Hotel. 
 Lapierre, Louis, tinsmith, 89 St. Paul. 
 Lapierre, Louis B B., shoemaker, 6') St. Dominique. 
 Lapierre T., manufacturer and dealer in boots and 
 
 shoes, 28 Jacques Cartier Square. 
 LAPIFRKE, Z., boot and shoe manufacturer and 
 
 wholesale dealer, 113 St. Paul, cor. I'laco Jacques 
 
 Cartier (see card, p. 420). 
 Lapierre, Andrew, & Son, leather merchants and 
 
 boot and shoe manufacturers, 134 St. Paul. 
 Lapierre & Fils, leather merchants, 136 St. Paul. 
 Laplsnte, Charles, butcher, opponite 03 Barro. 
 Lapointc, F., lumber merchant. 272 St. Joseph. 
 Lapointe, P, painter and glazier, 17 Jacques Car- 
 tier Square. 
 Laporte, Charles, tin roofer, 239 St. Catherine. 
 Lappare, Henri, notary public, 52 St. Gabriel. 
 Laprise, Charles, butcher, 134 Montcalm. 
 Laramie, Joseph, grocer, 127 St. Urbain. 
 Larivi(\re, A., wood denier, 37 Wolfe. 
 Larivi«>re, F., wood dealer, St. Catherine, near Panct. 
 Larivi^re, Henri, grocer, 78 St. Maurice. 
 Larivitire, Louis, fish dealer, Bonsecours Market. 
 Lariviore, Pierre, soap maker, head of Pauet. 
 Larivit^re, S6bastien, contractor, St. Cbristophe, off 
 
 St Catherine. 
 Larivi^re, N. & A. C, carriage manufacturers, 48 
 
 St. Antoine. 
 Larkin, Patrick, grocer and lumbvr dealer, Murray, 
 
 corner Gabriel, Griffintown. 
 Larkin, Patrick, firewood dealer, 44 Bleury. 
 Larminie, Baptiste, grocer, 126 Montcalm. 
 Larocbe, Louis, butcher, 65 Bonsecours Market. 
 Laroche, Michel, butcher, Ilochelaga. 
 Laroobelle, D., shoe dealer, 2%\ Jacques Cartier 8q. 
 
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 LaRocque, A., pr«fiident Montreal City and District 
 
 Saringa Bank, 4 Great St. Jamea. 
 Larooque, A. D., pliyaician, 66 St. Lawrence '>(aia. 
 Larocque, Luc C, physician, 24G St. Catherine. 
 Laroae, Thumaa, grouer, 7^ Beaudry. 
 Larose, Toutsaint, tobacconist, 17 Mountain. 
 LerseLeur, T. F., clerk, Post Office. 
 Larue, Andrew, butcher, 14 St. Henry. 
 Larue, E., wood merchant, 190 Craig. 
 Lame, Leou, wood dealer, rear 33 .St. Constant. 
 Larue, Leon, fluur merchant, 100 Coniniissioners. 
 Larue & Colburn, architects, &o., 35 St. Francois 
 
 Xavier. 
 Lossalle, Joseph, chaser and founder on bronze, 47 
 
 St. Dominique. 
 Latham, Richard, wholesale produce conmission 
 
 merohnnt, 11 William. 
 Latter, Thomas, tobacconist, 112 St. Mary. 
 Latierre, Xavivr, harness maker, Jacques Cartier 
 
 Square. 
 Latour, L. A. H., notary public, 173 Sanguinet. 
 Latour, Manuel, grocer, fiU St. Catherine, 
 Latreillc, Fran(,'oi8 L., batcher, opposite 184 German. 
 Latfpille, Jdsfph, butcher, 19 St. Lawrence Market. 
 Lattimore, J., barber, 1C7 Craig. 
 Laukota, Jeun, piano forte maker, 247.' Lagauohe- 
 
 tit^re. 
 Laurent, Baptiste, toy maker, 20 St. Mary. 
 Laurent, M., oroliilect, 87 'lerman 
 Laurent, I'ierrn, dry goods, 48 8t. L.iwrcnce Muin. 
 Laurent & Lnt'orce, niutiic and muHJcal instrument 
 
 dealers, 1!!! Notre Dame. 
 Laurie, D. W , saddle and harness maker, 1 19 Craig. 
 Lanrir, James, contractor, 170 Dorchester. 
 Laurie, Walter, jail supuriutendent, Kent, near Col 
 
 borne Avenue. 
 LAURIE, A. ,Si CO., importers of dry goods, and 
 
 shooniiikcr's and saddler's furnishings, 2'2l2 St. 
 
 Paul (•'ee curd, p. 4'20j. 
 Laurin, Au^ruNtiL. grocer, Tannery, west. 
 Laurin, Charles, i-'armer'a Jlotol, Craig near cattle 
 
 market. 
 Laurin, Charles M., livery stable, 54 St. Joseph. 
 Laurin, Joseph, baililf, K St. Denis. 
 Laurin, Joseph, grocer, 84 Montcalm. 
 Lauthler, L. H., Messenger. 
 La Banque Jacques Cartier, 19 Great St. James. 
 Lawion, Bfiijaniiu, tanner, and leather dealer, 
 
 Place Jacques Cartier. 
 Lawzon, Maurice, grocer, 210 Mignonne 
 Lavall^«, A., clerk La Banque du Peuple, (Ireat St. 
 
 James. 
 Lavender, Henry, merchant tailor, 88 Great St. 
 
 James. 
 Laverty, James, grocer, 65 St. Joseph. 
 Laverty. Mrs., fruit dealer, D^lhousie Square. 
 Laviotoire. .(oseph, butcher, 'J St l.nwronoe Market. 
 Lavigno, B., boot and shoemaker, 0*3 St. Joseph. 
 Lavigne, F.niery, butcher, St. Lawrence Market. 
 LavignT, Lambert, sash, blind and door factory, 97 
 
 St. Charles Borrom^e. 
 Lavigiie, I.onis, butcher, 33 St Lawrence Market. 
 Lavigne, .M. '!'., butcher, Bonsecours Market. 
 Lavioletlo, Francois, grooor, St. Joan Baptiste 
 
 Village. 
 Laviolutte, Jean Bto., butcher, St. Lawrence Market 
 Laviolette, .lofcph, tavern keeper, '278 St. tjiiharint). 
 Latiolette, Michel, son., butcher, St. Lawrence 
 
 Msrket. 
 Laviolette, M., Jun., batcher, Bonseoours Market. 
 Lnvoie, Felix, grocer. Cole des Neiges. 
 Lavoie, Jos., hotel keeper, 209 St. Lawrence Main. 
 
 LAW, YOUNG k CO., importers of and dealers in 
 
 teas, groceries, wines, liquors, hardware. 
 Lawes, Wm,, junk dealer, 92 St. Mary. 
 Lawford & Nelson, architects ami agents for the 
 
 Scottish Amicable Life Assurance Society, comer 
 
 Place d'/Vmes and Notre Dame. 
 Lawless, David, grocer, William, corner Naiareth, 
 
 Qriffintown. 
 Lawlor, J. D., dealer in jcwiog machines, 32 Little 
 
 St. Joseph. 
 Lawlor, John, grocer. Basin, opposite St. Anns 
 
 Church, Orittintown. 
 Lawson & I'o., sliueuiakers. Wellington. 
 LAW'fON, II. J. k C'O., importers of china, glaaa, 
 
 earthenware, cutlery and fancy goods, 19 St. 
 
 Nicholas (see card, p. 422). 
 Lay. Mrs. E. H., Ladies' Boarding and Day School, 
 
 83 Beaver Hall Terrace. 
 Lea.h, Uev. W T., D C L. and LL.D., 7 Univer- 
 sity Avenue, Beaver Hall. 
 Leach, R&D., advocates, 44 Little St. James. 
 Learmc.-nt, Wm., watchmaker and jeweller, 101 
 
 Notre Dame. 
 Lebeau, Joseph, grocery, St. Mary, comer I'apineao 
 
 Road. 
 Lobei t, Joseph Ovide, butcher, 5.') St. F6lix. 
 Lebert, I'icrre, butcher, 65 St. F^^lix. 
 Leblanc, Adolphe, tinsmith, 15 Vall<^e. 
 Lcblanc, Fran(;riin, butcher, Hon.>!eoour8 Market. 
 Leblanc, FraiK^ois. butcher, 6 Visitation. 
 Leblanc, F., undertaker, 157 Visitation. 
 Leblanc, 0., grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 116 
 
 St. Paul, corner Jacques Cartier Square. 
 Leblanc, O., grocer, 7 St. Domiiiiqne. 
 Leblanc, Gilbert, shoemaker, Ifi8 Bonaventure. 
 Loblano, Isaie, groeer and butcher, t'ote St. Louis. 
 Leblanc, Jos-ph, broom maker, 51 St. .Maurice. 
 Leblanc, Jiseph, provision merchant, 20 and 21 
 
 Commissi <ners. 
 Leblanc, .Mo'.'se, grocer, 08 Wolfe. 
 Leblanc, Pierre, grocer, St. Dominique, corner 
 
 Mignoiine. 
 Leblanc, Thomas, butcher, St. Lawrence Market. 
 Leblanc & Cassidy, advocates, (Jraig, comer St 
 
 Gabriel. 
 Leblanc A Tnroot; , farriers, 2 St. George. 
 L'ECIIO DU CABINET DK LECTURE, E. Senegal, 
 
 printer ami publi.'her; J. Royal, editor; 4 St. 
 
 Vincent. 
 Loclaire, N., saloon, St. Paul. 
 Leclrtire, P. & J. & CO, wholesale dealers In dry 
 
 goods, groceries .ind provisions, 168 and 170 St. 
 
 Paul, and 42 Comnussioners. 
 LRtM.KKC, JOHN A., dealer in leather .-vud shoe 
 
 findings, and shoe peg manufacturer, 3 Id St Paul, 
 
 rcsideuctf corner Bleury and St Catharine. 
 Leclero, Norl)ert, innkeeper, 43 St. Paul. 
 Leclero, Francis D., sculptor rear 201 Lagauohe- 
 
 lioro. 
 Leclero, George, M. D., secretary Board of AgriuU 
 
 ture. 109 Craig. 
 Leolcrc & Co., millinery and fancy dry goods, 27 St. 
 
 Lawrence Main. 
 fjt Coioniiaieur, Libelle, Chapeleau & Co.. p.oprle- 
 
 tors, .30 St. Gabriel 
 LECOMPTE, OEt)R<lE, wholesale and retail looking 
 
 glass and picture frame manufacturer, 17 Bona- 
 venture. 
 Lecompte, H. II., shoe dealer, 24 Jacques Cattlet 
 
 Square. 
 Lecompte, Olivier, barber, 114 St Lawrence Main. 
 Lecomte, Jeruine, roofer, 196 St, Dominique. 
 
 W. C. UUEWETT A CO . MAP PUDL18UE118, Ac, KING BTHEE'f EAST, TORONTf). 
 
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 DAILY ROYAL MAIL 
 
 RUNNING '^I^SaiKlKf^SSSSSi^ BETWEEN 
 
 AMI THE 
 
 Between Montreal and the Ports of Throe Rivers, Sorel, .Berthier, Chambly, 
 Terrebonne, L'Assomption, and other Intermediate Forts. 
 
 The RICHELIEU COMPANY'S PtcBroers will LEAVE their respective \Yharvcs ns foliowa : 
 
 STEAMER MONTREAL. 
 
 CAI'TAIN 1*. E. COTTE. 
 
 Will lenve the Quebec Steamboat Bimin Tor Quebec erery Monday, Weilnes'lay, and Pri Jay, at o'clock P. M. • 
 ■toppiiif;, jroing and retuvninfc, »' the PortH of Sorel, Thieo RiverH, and Hutlscan. PurtiHa desirous o ' 
 taking PiiHsnjie on board the Ocean Steamers from Q leheo, may depend upon hario); a regular uouuRction 
 by taking their PaHHage on board the Steamer " EUllOPA," as a Tender will come alongitide to conyey 
 Passougers without any eitra charge. 
 
 STEAMER EUROPA, 
 
 CAPTAIN J. ^\. LAHELLE, 
 Will leave for Quebec every Tuesday. Th-jruJay, and Sutunlay, at o'clock, P.M.j stopping, going and 
 returning, at the Ports of Surel, Three Kiveis, aud Datiscan. 
 
 STEAMER NAPOLEON, 
 
 CAPTAIN .108. DUVAIi, 
 Will leave the Jacques Cartier Wharf for Tliree Rivers every Tuosdky and Fridiy at ^ o'oloi'k P. M ; 
 ■toppiii)r, going and returning, at Sr.rc!, Maskinongo, Riviere da Loup {fnUutl), Vamacliiche. aud Port St. 
 Francis, and leaving Thiee Rivers for Mou'reai every Sunday and Wednesday at 3 o'clock P. .M. 
 
 STEAMER VICTORIA, 
 
 CAPTAIN ClIAS. DAVin.NY, 
 Will leave the Jacques (Jartier Wharf fur Sorel, every Tucjsday and Friday at 4 o'clock P.M ; stopping, 
 
 foing and returning, at ,*<t. SuUpice, Lkvultrie, Lanuraie, and Berli.ier; returning, leaves Sorel every 
 louday aud Thurifday si 1 o'clock. 
 
 STEAMER CHAMBLY, 
 
 CAPTAIN FKS. l.AMOURKPX, 
 Will lenve the Jacques Cartier Wharf for (Jliambly, every Tuesd*y ami Friday, at U o'clock P M • stopping, 
 going and returning, at Voroheres, intrecui ir. Sore!, St. Oirs, St Denis, St Antoine, St, CIrvrles, St. 
 Marc, Uelii'il, St. Ililnire, and 8t, Mathins; returning, loaves t^hambly every Saturday at 11 o'clock for St. 
 Denis, whence she will lo'\ve every Monday at 51 o'clock A.M. tor .Montreal, and Wodiesdiy at Vl A.M. 
 
 STEAMER TERREBONNE, 
 
 CAPTAIN L. 11. ROY, 
 Will leave the Jacques Cartier Wharf for LAssomption every Monday, Tuesday, and Friday, at 8 o'clock 
 P.M , and Satnnlny at 4 ..'clock P M ; stopping, going and returning, at Rouchflrville, V.ir.'nni^H. St. Paul 
 I'Ermito. anil leaving L' Assomptiou every Monday at 7 o'clock ; Thursday nt « o'clock A.M.; Tuesday at 
 6 o'clock .\.M. ; and on Saturdays at o'clock .V. M. 
 
 STEAMER L'ETOILE. 
 
 CAPTAIN P. K. MAI.HIOT, 
 Will leavr the Jacques Ciirtler Wharf for Terrebonne on Moudays, Tuisdiys, and Prldvv<. "* 3 P.M.; 
 Balurdav lit • o'olnck I'.M; stoppinit, K'>i>« '^" ' ri-turiiing. at Ujiu-dtf-I'lsle, Riviere de.s Prairies et 
 Lachena'le. leaving Turrehoiiue every Momlay at 7 and Thursday at H o'clock A. M.; on Tuesdays at fi o'clock 
 A.M.. anil Saturdity at C o'clock A.M. 
 
 ijir For further inform ition apply »t tbo Rioh"llou Coirpany's Offloe, No. '211 (^)mmiHsionor» Street. 
 
 J. B. LAMBRE. 
 
 Ricniuiir Compant's Orrioii, Mohtbeai- g.ihihI M-nager. 
 
 W. 0, CliUWETT if CO., LITUOORAPUERS, ENQUAVERS, Ac, KINO ST„ TOUUMO. 
 
lERS, 
 
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 ollows: 
 
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 g, going and 
 
 'olook P. M ; 
 iiuil Port St. 
 
 f ; stopping, 
 Sorcl every 
 
 il : stopping, 
 CIiipIhs, 3t. 
 clock for St. 
 t 1^ A.M. 
 
 at 8 o'o!opk 
 
 nuN. St, Paul 
 
 TiisHday at 
 
 ftt 3 P.M.; 
 I'lMiriot «t 
 Ht f) u'olook 
 
 iiore> Street. 
 
 •Iniingeri 
 
 ;oMo. 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 420 
 
 Lecnur, H J., grocor, Vi»italion, corner Dorchester. 
 Lecoiiv, Jotieph, nhnomftker, 3 St. Margaret. 
 LeJoiix. Friiiii;(iia, blacksmith auU c.irriago maker, 
 
 17H St Joccph. 
 Ledoux, S I)., carriage maker, 17.'S St. Joseph, 
 Ledoc, Cluvis, propiivtor Pbu-nix Coach AVorks of 
 
 Ciinmht, 42 St. Aiitoinc. 
 Lfiluc, Kdwaul, huKdn-r, 7 St. Antoiiie Market. 
 LpJuc, F. X.. buiolier, .St. Anloiiic Market. 
 Lf'iluc, J , bukvr, I'.M St. Lawrence Main, 
 Ledao, Jean, carpenter and builder. Tannery, west. 
 Leduu, Jcnii Kte , blacksmith, Tannery, west. 
 Leduc, Louis), boot and ahovmaker, ;2ii8 St. Joseph. 
 Li'dnc, V , fcliip builder, 15 V^ersailles. 
 Leduc, P, T., phy:«lr!ian and curgeon, Cote dcs Netges. 
 Ledtic, Pierre, shueinaker, S 19 St. Jdsi (ih. 
 Leduc, S., barber, i)ii St. Lawrence Main. 
 Le l>uc, J. & Co., provision merchants, 31 Commis- 
 
 (doneri. 
 Loe, (Charles, produce broker, 10 St. Sad'ament. 
 Lee, Patrick, naloin keeper, .'urors, cor. Alexander. 
 LeeiniiiK, John & Co., auctioueerH and comtnixsion 
 
 meichaiits. ]■^ St, Sacrament. 
 L'-euiiiig, W & T. & Co., wholesale commission 
 
 merchants, ,St. Sacrament, 
 Lefebvre, .Vbrihaiii, blacksmith, 11 St, Urbaiii, 
 Lcfobvre, C, clfik ul' Saint .-Vntoine .Market. 
 LetVbvre, Mrs ('., euiiug i.ouKe, ill St, Claude 
 Lefebvre, Jdsepli, gniccr. Cote St. Lotii,'4, 
 Lefebvre. Mudniel, brewer, 11 .Aylmer. 
 Lefebvre, \Ir.<.. luverii keep.?r, St, Paul. 
 Lefebvre, P,, slineniMker, 104 .St. Jose] ';. 
 Lefebvit, Pa-^cal, butcher, t» .St, Aiitoiiie Market. 
 Lefebvre, Pliillippi, grocer, (Jote St, Paul. 
 LK TOCKNKl X. P, L,, secretary of the City of 
 Mintieiil and County of .Montreal .Mutual Fire In- 
 fnnince Companies, 1 St. Sacr:tinent. 
 LECiKIt, J. IV, meroliant tailor, clothier and outlit- 
 
 tev, O'l McOill (.ie« card, p, 42-'), 
 Lentje. ('Iiarles, eivil cugiueer, corner William and 
 
 McOill. 
 Le;.'ito, \V. A, & Co,, oloctrolypists, (',H Great St. 
 
 Juuirs, 
 Lejrmie, (lei.rge, professor of sinciiiji. I'l" Alexander, 
 Lemurehiind, N., bookseller, 47 St. I'liillip, 
 Lemivux, J,, coufcclioner, 19M St, Jo.sefih 
 Lcmieux, M.n-tel, dealei in 11 mr und feed, OS St. 
 
 LawriMiee .Main. 
 Lp»! ire, A., pliji.sician, lf<l Craig. 
 Letniie Moi-e, le'ither merchant, and dettlef in shoo 
 
 findings, NJJ St, Paul. 
 Lenioine, .Mi^y A., milliner and dressmaker, 8 San- 
 
 giiinet. 
 I<4moiiie, lieiij'imin IL, casl.ier La Ilan.iuo du 
 
 Peuple, Great .S|. .Inniea. 
 Leinoine, .McPlierson, lumber dealer, l.M Craig. 
 Lendreville, Cbarles, furrier, Ul'.» Bonavinture. 
 Lonnaii, Mrs. M., dty gondn, 2'j;t St, Mary. 
 Leiinieux, H A . clerk. Post Office. 
 Lenoir, JoHe|di, pliytiician. Tannery, went. 
 Litonmd, (J , boot ami shoemaker, 87 Montcalm. 
 Leonard. Mrs,, geoi-ral store, 208 St, Mary. 
 LepHfte, Kdouani, grocer, lf»(l Dorchester. 
 Lepii)jc , import-rr of hardware, 1 16 St. Paul. 
 Lepage, J , liutel keeper, corner St Paul & McUill. 
 Lepage, Joi.epli, tobiicooniiit, 9 St. Philip. 
 LepMKe, p., boot uud Bbucmukci, 70 St. t^wrenco 
 
 Klain. 
 Lt /'i'f/», R Dor'on & Co., propriotori and publlsh- 
 
 ers, 7 St ThenSe, 
 Lepi^re, Mrs L,, saloon, 12 Fortififntion Lano. 
 L<^piue, llenjamiii, Naloon, 10 Campeau. 
 
 Lupine, Jean lUe., grocer, Miguonne, cor. Ueaudry. 
 Leprohon, J, L , r hyuician, .U Kailegonde. 
 Lerou.\, Ferdinand, butcher, 22 St. Anus .Market. 
 Lesage, Louis, superintendent of the .Montreal Water 
 
 Works. 
 A/M U''iiu Arts, (monthly) Itooher & Munscan, pub- 
 lishers, 131 Notre Dame, 
 Lescarl>eau, .1., tavern keeper, 8t, Paul. 
 Lesoarbeau, Joseph, baker, 25 l,;ig!kacbetioro 
 Lescarbeau, S. T , eating house, St. Paul. 
 Lescarbeau, Narcisse, tobacconi.-it, St. Catharine, 
 
 near Durham. 
 Lescarbeau, O , tobacconist, 57 J Panet. 
 Leslie, Kdward S., merchant, 31 Little St. James. 
 Lesliis, lames, office 31 Little St. James 
 Leslie, Thomas, hardware. 47 Great St, J:>me8. 
 Lesperancc, A , butcher, Hoosecours, Market, 
 Lesperii-ioe, Joseph, butcher. 44 Honsecours .Market. 
 Lesperance, I'. V,, dry gou'li a/-d clothing merchant. 
 
 IIK Notre Dame. 
 Letang, Isaac, pork dealer, 83 Viaitation. 
 LetonJal, Paul, professor of music, 22'^> Lagauche* 
 
 tif'Te. 
 Letourue, K. N., tavern keeper, Basin, corner 
 
 .Seigneurs, 
 Leti:>irneux, P, L,, HCcretary Mutua' Insurnnc* 
 
 Cii npany, 1 St, Sacrament. 
 Lottoii^ Henri K , grocer. 13') Ltgauchetii^re. 
 L'Evefilio de Montreal Cemeterj, oil .St Auioine. 
 L6veill«e, Joseph, furniliiie, 87 St, Mary. 
 Leveillee, Paul T , blucksniitb, St. Lawrence M.'^'o, 
 
 near Toll (j.ite. 
 Leve'jue, Antoiue, appraiser, Examining Warehuuae, 
 
 ('onimon 
 Leveri. J. A K , notary, 291 St Cath.irine. 
 Leve.-'iue, Adolpiie, archilecf. 28 Little St. James 
 Levvstiue, (Jenrtie, baker, 2(^(1 Sanguinel. 
 I.evosque, Johcpli, grocer, 27 Uon;iventuro. 
 Levev^ue, M , utidertakor, 71 St Nioliolas Tolentine. 
 Lcve^', (} , importer of Havana cigars, tobacco, snuff, 
 
 j)ipes. 4c , 149 .Notre Dame. 
 
 Le.vey, II L , china ami (flass dealer, 252 Notre Dame. 
 
 Levej, 8, O,, importer 'd' plate, jewelleiy, watches, 
 
 clocks, cutltry, optical iusliuments, &o., 170 
 
 Notre Dame. 
 
 Levin & Davis. hatlcr!> and furriers, wholesale and 
 
 retail, 17'.) Notro Dame. 
 Levine, C, fruit store, 338 St. Catharine. 
 Lewinton, Alfred, painter, 3 Beaudry, 
 Lewis, Henry, roofer, 18 Amher-t. 
 Lewis, ,1 , Hurvej'or of custom*. Guy, near Dorchester. 
 Lewis, W, F , merchant, l!orii Ktchange, 
 Lewis, Win., .junk dealer, 29 .St, .losepl\. 
 LKWIS. KAY it VA)., i-^porters of fasiay and .staple 
 
 dry goods, 214 St. P.iul. 
 Library and News Room of Fronoh-C!anndian Insti- 
 tute, 14 Little St. Jainos. 
 Library of the Seminary of St, Surplice, New Semi- 
 nary Building, Notre Oame, corner St. Frnnyois 
 Xavirr. 
 LIFE ASSOCIATIO.N OF RCOTL.VND, Jas. Grant, 
 uecretary, comer Place d'.Vrmes and Little St« 
 James (see card, outsiile front civer). 
 Lightnall. VV. F., not.iry public, 3H Liulo St. James. 
 Lignoii, Mr., wheelwright, Hi4 St, .Mary. 
 Linn)ges k, Co., dry gooils merchants, 74 St. Joseph. 
 LINDLEV, PllEDEIUCK, leather dealer, 102 & 104 
 
 .St. Lawrence Main. 
 Lindsay, W., cumroitaloQ merchaui. 07 Commie- 
 
 S'onors. 
 Lindsay it Anderson, merchant tailors, gentlemea'i 
 huberdanhers, <)4 Great St. James, 
 
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 480 
 
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 HOTEL, 
 
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 ST. JULIEN & McKEOGEI, PROPlllETUllS. 
 
 THK ABOVK 'vRrX-KNOWN HOTEL IS SITUATED ON 
 
 NOTRE DAME STREET, 
 
 (THE BROADWAY OF MONTREAL,) 
 
 Within five minutes walk of the Banks, Post Oftlce, MiliUry Parade Oroimils, Government 
 
 Dopoitwontal OlHooc, IJurra ks, «tc. 
 
 The BANDS of H. B. M. eoth Royal Riflo Regiment, and 16th Regiment, play 
 every ©voniug iu the EnoIoBuros udjoiuiug the Hotel. 
 
 W C. CHKWETT A CO i'RJNTEU8, BOOKSELLKIIS, Ac. JfINO STREET EAST, TOUONTO. 
 
I 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 481 
 
 URS. 
 
 3T 
 
 Government 
 
 eut, play 
 
 OKONTO. 
 
 Ltnlojr, Charles, bellows maker, Liitour. 
 
 LINTON k CUUPER, wholesale boot and 8hoe 
 manufaotorera and dealers, 30A & 308 St. Paul 
 (see rird, p. 422) 
 
 Lionais, U., office 2 Little St. James. 
 
 Lister, P. A. W., teller Commercial Bank of Canada, 
 65 Great 8t. .lamefl. 
 
 LITTAUER & TUCK, snap and candle manufac- 
 turers, I'aplneau Hi]uare (see card, p. 422). 
 
 Littlo, John, grocer, 26 I'apinenu Square. 
 
 Little, Thomns, grocer, 16 St. Mary. 
 
 Little, Wra. A , engraTer. 277 Notre Dame. 
 
 LIVKIU'OOL ANU LONDON INSURANCE COM- 
 PANY, O. V. ^ Smith, general manager and 
 resident secretary, corner Place d'Armea and 
 Great St. JameM (see card outside front oover). 
 
 Livingstone, John, blacksmith, 4 Prince. 
 
 Lloyd, \Vm., painter and glaxier, 21 St. liernard. 
 
 Lloyd'o Agent for Montreal, Henry Chapman, Com- 
 mercial Chambers, St. Sacrament. 
 
 Lockhurt, K C, accountant, Ontario Bank, corner 
 Place d'Annes and Great St. James. 
 
 Lockhart, Willlum, puintor and glazier, S(i Murray. 
 
 Looklieii, Mitllicw, cabinet maker, 81 St. Jiinvior. 
 
 Lookington, Kicbard, blacksmith, 37 St. Manrine. 
 
 Logan, Robert, grocery iiud tavern keeper, St. Cath- 
 erine, corner St. Urbain. 
 
 Logan, Sir W. K., F. R. S. and G. 8., director of the 
 geologicnl survey of Canada, 68 St. Gabriel. 
 
 Logan, \Vm. wheelwright, 154 St. Mary. 
 
 Loiselle, V. X , merchant t>iilorand general oul.fittur, 
 corner Notre Dame and William. 
 
 Loistlle, M. k Co , Noap and caudle mnniifucturer;', 
 20 and 22 Craig. 
 
 Lomer, Gerhard, wholesale farrier, 277 St. Paul. 
 
 LONDON ASSURANCE CORI'OR.VTION, John 
 Ogiivy Moffatt, agent, Toupin's Buildings, Place 
 d'Arines. 
 
 LONDON HOUSE, Hugh Gallagher, proprietor, cor- 
 ner Post and ('omiiioii. 
 
 London Printing and Publishing Co., A. Ferrie & 
 (^o., Agents, IH Great St. James. 
 
 LONDON & COLd.MAL BANK (Limited) Head 
 office, London, K.ngland. Head office for British 
 North America, 36 and 37 O.oat St. Jamcx. C. 
 F. Smithers, general manager (see card, p. 424). 
 
 London & Litncashirc Fire k Lite Insurance Co., 
 Simpson & Uethune, general agents for Canada, 
 6U Kt. Fraiivois Xavier. 
 
 Long, Professor, Wm. H., writing master, 83 Great 
 St. Jiimcs. 
 
 Longmore, James, furrier, 30 St. Charles Borromee. 
 
 Longmnor, JnineH, dealer iu hats and caps, 4^ St. 
 Lawrenoi', Main. 
 
 Loiignioctr, Matthew, foreman Montreal Daily Gnt- 
 'tic, 30 Groat St. James. 
 
 Lottgpr^, Daniel, tinsmith, 26 St. Lawrence Main 
 
 Longprd, Henri, boot and shoe mnnufactarcr and 
 deoier, corner Notre Dame anil McGill. 
 
 Longpr6. M , proprietor St. Louia Hotel, _67 Notre 
 D:ime. 
 
 Lopez. William, barber nnd hair drosser, St. Law- 
 rence. 
 
 l.iMHngcr, Joseph, grocer, 84 Moutoalm. 
 
 Loranger, Olivier, grocer, Sydenham, ornar Dor- 
 chester. 
 
 Lorangur A Loranger, advocates, 21 St. 'Vincent. 
 
 Lord, A. ti , money broker, 81 St. Vincent. 
 
 L'Ordre, Plinguel A Ijaplante, editors and proprie- 
 tors, 20 St Gabriel. 
 
 Lorgo, C, hatter and farrier, 10 St. Lawreuoe Main 
 
 Lortie, L^oD, saddlor, 74 St. Antuine. 
 
 Lonohinn, Dennit, grocer, St. Patrick, St. Gabriel 
 
 Farm. 
 Louis, H. N. tinner, 'M St. .Mary. 
 Louson, John, agent Cor sail oloih, 2i')7 St Paul. 
 LOVELACE, C. B. H., fhirt and collar manufacturer, 
 161 Notre Dame,'comer St. Lambert (see card, p. 
 882). 
 Lovelace, F. G. (;.. Liverp'iol and London Fire aod 
 
 Life Insurance Offiuo, I'Uce d'Arines. 
 Lovell, Chus., paper hanger and decorator, 01 Bleury. 
 Lovell, John, printer, 18 St. Nicholas. 
 Lovell, Wm., manager of John Lovell's printing 
 
 establishment, Toose's Buildings 
 Loveridgo, Mrs. John, confectioner, 34 St. Paul. 
 Lovorin, N., pliysician and surgeoti. 312 St. Mary. 
 Lovis, J. &A., watchmakers and jewellers, 2t)3 Notre 
 
 Dame. 
 Low, J. W., proprietor Low's Hotel, corner McGiU 
 
 and College. 
 LOW * CIIAMIIERI.IN, editors and proprietora 
 ilontreal OiuetU (daily), 3ii Great SI. Jiiiues (see 
 ca"d, p. 42(> . 
 Low's Hotel, corner McGill and College, J. W, Low, 
 
 proprietor. 
 Lower Cnnaita Affrkulturitt (monthly), J. Perrault, 
 
 M.P. P., eilitor and proprietiu-, St. .Nicholas. 
 Lower Canada Jurist (monthly), John Lovell, pro- 
 prietor anil publisher. 
 Lowry, Jas., grocer, St. Patri('k, Point St. (Charles. 
 Luoan, Henry, grocer, 61 St. I'liul. 
 Lunl, David, uphols(.ercr, 106 Fortification Lune. 
 Lunders, Lewis, jewelier, OOSangoioet. 
 Lupien. Albert, contractor, HT St. Urbain. 
 I.upien, Joseph, grocer, 117 Bonuventure. 
 Lupien, Louis, wholesale and rctiiil dealer iit leather 
 
 and shoe findings. I ')'.• .St. Puul. 
 Lusher, Edward, comniissii<n agent, 10 St. Nioholaa. 
 Lusriier, J., tinsinilli, 20 St ('laude. 
 Lussier, Louis, saw maker, 21 Bonuveuture 
 Lusaicr, Paul, advocate, Hochelitga. 
 Lussier, Xavier, piiinter, 71 Wolfe. 
 Luttrell, Joseph, groeer. 177^ St. Joseph. 
 Luttrell, Wm. & A., bakers, 219 St Joseph. 
 Lying-in Hospital (English). 47 St. Urbiiiu. 
 Lying-in Hospital (French), Lllglluchotl^rl•, corner 
 
 Canipeau. 
 Lyman, B. II., druggist, Burnside, Jiear Union 
 
 Avenue. 
 Lyman, Miss, Young Ladies' Boarding and Da/ 
 
 School, 170 Bleury. 
 LY.MAN, 8. J. A- (X)., wholesale drug and com- 
 mission mer'.l ^liits, agents for Union .Nlutual lu- 
 anrance Coninany of M'liton, 22 St. John. 
 LYMANS, CLARE & CO , importers foreign drngSi 
 patent medicines, French peri'iiniery, druggiata' 
 sundries, 22t! St. Paul I'soe card, p. 422) 
 Lyniburner, M E. T.., silver plater, 1 (.'raig. 
 Lynch, Miehael, butcher, 7 St. Anns Miirket. 
 Lynch, Patrick, grocer, 30 Kcinpl, OriHiiitown. 
 Lynch k O'Ncll, grocers and liquor dealers, 111 St. 
 
 woaepb. 
 Lyons, Mrs E , hotel keeper, 122 Coininissioncra. 
 Macallum, D. C, physician, 152 Craig. 
 Maoullooh, F., cashier City Bank, Great St. Janiea. 
 Mo'ulloch, John .1., colkction clerk. City Bank. 
 Maedonald, 1' J , wholesale and retail grocer, and 
 
 li<)Uor dealer, corner Wellington and Prince. 
 MACDONALD, DeB. & Co., luanufncturers of hoop 
 skirts, straw gooda, &o., 16 St. Helen (see card, 
 p. 424;. 
 MACIK}NELL, Dr. A., chemist and druggist, 170 
 St. Joseph (see card, p. 882). 
 
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 MONTREAL. 
 
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 Maedonell. P. L., MDiMant oity clerk. 
 Maoiloiiriell, I'eter L . a<ivooate 166 St Catharine. 
 MACDONNELL, KICH'D, ailTooate, Place d'Armes 
 
 Hill, resilience Champ de Mnrs Place, 7 Qerman. 
 Macdonnell, Robert L., phyBician, Craig, corner 
 
 Place d'Armes. 
 Macdougalt, Alexander, aecretiiry, Montreal Steam 
 
 Elevating and Warehoastug Cuiupany, 7 Oommis- 
 
 ■ionera. 
 Mao'lnugull, Andrew, confpctioner, 81 St. Antoine. 
 MacI>i)Ugiill & Builden, flour, grain and produce 
 
 brokers, 10 St Sauramt-nt. 
 MACUOUOAMi & DAV[n.SON, 4tock am! exchange 
 
 brokern, iigrnta for (Canada) North Drititth and 
 
 Mercantile In!<urance Company, 2. 4 and r> Mcr- 
 
 cUfint.s Kscbauge (see card, opposite inaiJe back 
 
 cover). 
 MucEwen, Peter, ledger keeper, Molson's D.ink, 40 
 
 Great .St James. 
 Macfiirlane, W. & B.iird, wholesale manuraoturers 
 
 of clothing and 'iry goods merchants, 218 and 218| 
 
 St. Puul. 
 Macfarlnne, .Toneph, grocer, 51 Logaiichetii''re. 
 MaoTurlane, Andrew & Co , importers und dealers 
 
 of <lry goods, hosiers, mantle makers, 258 and 2(t0 
 
 St. Phul. 
 Maokay, John, commission merchant, 22 Lemoine. 
 Miickay, Thoran.i, boot and shoemaker, 5 Port. 
 Mackiiy, Jo^^eph & Brother, importers anil wliolesale 
 
 dealers in dry goods, 8U McOill, corner .St. Maurice. 
 Maukiiy & Austin, advocntes, 28 Little St. Jnme<< 
 Maukenxie, Richard, civil engineer, 84 Little St. 
 
 James. 
 Mackeiirie. W. IF., assistant surveyor. City Hall. 
 MACKENZIE, J. G. & CO., importers and wliole- 
 
 aale dealers in staple and t'imoy dry goods, also 
 
 agents Tor Thomas lloyle k .Sons, celebrated manu- 
 facturers, 217 & 21'J St. Paul. 
 Maokey, John, tavern keeper, 77 CommissionerB. 
 Maclunn, Dnvid E. & Co., commission merchants, 3 
 
 St. Nicholas. 
 Maoleod, Alexander D., grocer, 282 Notre Dame. 
 Macnamnra, Unniol, grocer, 220 St. Joseph. 
 Macnamee, Getn-ge, grocer, 8H St. Antoine. 
 Maonish, John O., commission merchant, 18 St. 
 
 John. 
 Maophcrson, A., clerk Post Office. 
 Macpherson, Uonald, produce snd general commis- 
 sion merchant, Young's Itiiildings, MuQill and 
 
 Grey Nun. 
 Macpherson & Co., watcliinakcra and jewellers, 
 
 Notre l>ame. cor. St Francois Xavicr. 
 Macrae, O., advocate. Little St. James. 
 Macready, Thomas, boot & shoemaker, 10 Common. 
 Maevinar, Rev. 1). II., Free Church, <;iyde Place. 
 Madden Hugh, firooer, 167 William, OrilKutown. 
 Madignn, Daniel, grocer, Kempt, corner Smith, Grif- 
 
 fiotown 
 Mrtggio, v., birhor, 130 Lagauchetirre. 
 Maguire, Burnard, pork butcher, 12 Papineau Mar- 
 ket. 
 Maguire, D., ship ohimller, 58 ootnmissionors. 
 Maher, John, grocer & tavern keeper, 10 St. Clande. 
 Mahony, John, dry goods, 48 St. Mary. 
 Maillet, I). M., cap maker and dealer, 68 St. Mary. 
 Maitlaiiil, EJ., Tylee & l/O , wholoswle importers of 
 
 wines liquors, teas, sugars, and general groceries, 
 
 10 Hospital. 
 Mnjeau, ('., tinsmith, 802 St. Charles. 
 Mi\jor, Jiimes E., inspector of pot and pearl ashes, 
 
 College. 
 Malard, L., clerk Poit Office. 
 
 Malherhe, E., grocery and liquor atore, comer Cr»lg 
 
 and Amherst. 
 Malhoit, J. E., broker, 50 St. Francois Xavier. 
 Mallard, Leon, grocer, 10c* Dorchester 
 MiiUette, Alpbobse, butcher, I'.) St Anns Mnrket. 
 Mallette, Antoine, buluhrr, 10 St. Anns Market. 
 Mallette, JerAmie, butcher, 3C St. Anns Market 
 Mallette, Joseph, butcher, St Anns Market. 
 .Mallette, Louis Z.. grocer, 344 St. Joseph. 
 .Mallette, Victor, butcher, 853 St. Joseph. 
 Malo, N., tailor. Oil Noire Dame. 
 Malo, P. L , broker, 18 Gabriel. 
 .Malo & Uiti'hot, merchiirvt tailors, corner Place 
 
 d'Armes and Little >Sl. James. 
 Maloiie, Wm., confectioner, 160 St. Lnwrenon Main. 
 Maiiby, K., luuii>er merchant, 22 St. I'.liz^ilieih. 
 Manby, W. II. & ('<>., piano manufacturers, corner 
 
 Bon!.ccn,.rs anl <.'hamp de Mars. 
 Mandel Frert^j, importers of French cloth, 210 St 
 
 Paul. 
 Manhattan Fire Insurance Company, .Simpson and 
 
 Bethiinc agents, 5i« St. Fran<,"iis Xuvier. 
 Mann. I'nul, lobacconirit, 45 MotJill. 
 Mann & Son. wholesale and retail clothiers and out- 
 fitters, 57 McOill. 
 Manning, W. J., tinsmith, 01 William. 
 Manogiie, James, grocer, St. Lawrence Main, near 
 
 iSherlirooke. 
 Man^fieM, Martin, hotel, 83 Commissioners. 
 Mauflield, Patrick, Koyal Saloon, corner Oaig and 
 
 C6I6. 
 MansBeld, Wm., grocer. 41ft Lagallcheti^re. 
 Manton, Joseph, gunsmith, 40 Great St. James. 
 MARBLE HALL UE.STAIJRANT, S. Compain, pro- 
 prietor, corner St. Frani;ois Xavier and Common 
 
 (see card, p. 3'.Mi). 
 Matceau, Beruxrd, painter, 102 Notre Dsmo. 
 Marchand, A., grocer, 30 Aqu<'duct. 
 Marchand. Charles, grocer, 202 St. Joseph. 
 MAUCH.AND. L , k xchange broker, 80 St. Francois 
 
 Xavier, reaiderre 2 St Charles liorromt-e. 
 Marchand. Mt'-dt'^ric, secretary and Irea.siirer of the 
 
 Catholic Schio' Commissiimers, 45 Sanguinet. 
 Marchand, A., plumber and gaslitter, 108 St. Mary. 
 Marchaiid, Jos., tinsmith, St. Miry. 
 Marclihank, John, grocer, 81 St. Crhain. 
 Marcillo, Adolphe, painter, H2^ Labelle. 
 Marcille, Toussaint, grocer, 206 .St. ./o-(eph. 
 .Marcotte, A., grocer, 7'.) Lagauchetifero. 
 Marcottft, Andre, grocer, 38 ViKitalion. 
 Marcotte, James, pniprietor Si. Mario Foundry, 80 
 
 (;raig. 
 Mar^chal, J. Bte., merchant. Tannery, west. 
 Marien h Pigeon, flour and feed. 70 ."^f. Paul. 
 Marier, A., grocer, 108 St. Lawrence Main and \\i 
 
 St. Mary. 
 Marier, Aldoric, grocer, 108 St. Lawrence Main. 
 Marion. A. sen., undertaker, ISO I'anet, 
 Marion, J B., dry goods, 104 Notre Dame. 
 Marion, L6om, fruit dealer, 104 Notre Dame. 
 Marion, Narcissc, dry goo Is, 41 Notre Dame. 
 Marion, Olivier, cabinet maker, 140 Montcalm. 
 Markgraf, (Jharles F. A , professor, McGill t.ollsge. 
 Mnrlor. Jo'.in, watchmaker, 17 Murray, Griffin town. 
 MAKRIN, PAUL, manufacturer and importer of 
 
 cigars, snuff, tobacco', pipes and tnbacconista* 
 
 goods, 65 MoGill and 96 St. Joseph (see card, 
 
 p. 424). 
 MARSH BROS, h CO., ShefBold lIou.ie, 14 John. 
 Marson. Robert, grocer, 70 St Paul. 
 Martel, Mrs., dressmaker, St. Mary. 
 Martin, A., oontraetor, 150 Beaudry. 
 
 
 
 IVES & ALLEN, HARDWARE MANUFACTURERS, CITY FOUNDRY, MONTREAL. (See card, p. 892 ) 
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 MONTREAL. 
 
 IMPORTER AND DEALKR IN 
 
 PTOTesupiiG mm 
 
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 ORDERS BY EXPRESS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 
 
 W. McBAIN & CO. 
 
 COENER ST. PAUL AND ST. PETER STREETS, 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 M CLELLAN, VIPOND & CO. 
 
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 a- E liT E I?. ^ X-i 
 
 COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 
 
 MANUFACTURERS^ AND SHIPPING AGENTS, 
 Nos. 7 & 9 WILLIAM STREET, near St. Anns Market, 
 
 3MC O ISr a? XL £] 
 
 W. W. M'CLELLAN. 
 
 Til OS. S. VIPOND 
 
 i;j.EFEI?/E2^0ES: 
 
 Messra. David Torranoe, Montreal. 
 
 " Lymans, Clare & Co., do. 
 
 " J. A. & II. MathewsoD, do. 
 
 " Kobertsuu, Hutchino & Co., do. 
 Janet Ilioks, Esq., Perth, C. W. 
 
 Hon. Malcolm Cameron, Sarnia, C. W. 
 James Morton, Eaq., M.P.P., Kingston. 
 Messrs. R. M. & 0. 8. Hough, Chicago. 
 
 " A. Leduo & Co., Milwaulcce. 
 William Qraft^u, Esq., Chicago. 
 
 J. Q. Kenned/, Esq., Cashier Branch Bank of Indiana, Lawrenoeburgh, Ind. 
 
 SAMPLES OF GROCERIES C DISTANTLY ON HAND. 
 
 ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS. 
 
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 485 
 
 Martin, Dano«n, general oommiieion merchvit, 28 
 
 St. 8aor*mect. 
 Martin. George, photographic artist, comer St. Peter 
 
 and Crai|. 
 Martin, H., boot and shoemalcer, 16 Lagaachetiere. 
 Martin, James, grocerj, i05j McQiil. 
 MAUTfN, JUHN, wholesale and retail mannractn- 
 
 rer and dealer in hats, caps and furs, 27U Nutre 
 
 Dame and 60 St. Peter (see card, p. 426). 
 Martin, John, pluoiber and gasfitter, 17 St. Antoine. 
 Mnrt n. L., notary public, 6 St. Lambert Hill. 
 MARTIN. S. E., agODt Grand Trunk Ruilwnjr, Point 
 
 St Charles. 
 Martin & Carroll, importers of brandies, gins, 
 
 viaes and diHtillers and dealers in bighwines and 
 
 dem 'Stic whiuky, 166 St. Paul and 37 Commis- 
 
 ei»ners. 
 Murtin ft McDonald, coopers, Colborne, opposite 
 
 Canal Uusin. 
 Martiueau, K. A., barber, &o , 174 St. Joseph. 
 Martineau, George, ^ooer. Tannery, west. 
 Martineau, Lefroy, boot and shoemaker, G8 Durham. 
 Mason, Andrew, butcher, St. Gabriel Market. 
 MsHMiuulle, Joseph, grocer, St. Lawrence Main, near 
 
 Toll Gate. 
 MASSON, U. & CO., wholesale groceri and com- 
 mission merchants, No. 21 St. Peter (see card, 
 
 p. 420). 
 Masta, Baptiste, carriage makir, 70 Beaudry. 
 Masterman, Wm., butcher, 8 St. Anns Market. 
 Mathewson. L., deposit ledger keeper, City Bank. 
 MATHEWSON, J A. & H , importers and whole- 
 sale grocers, 94 McOill. 
 MATHEWSON, JOHN & SON, steam soip, candle 
 
 and oil works, Inspector and College ii«e card, 
 
 p 432). 
 MATHEWSON & CO., wholesale manufacturers 
 
 and dealers in boots and shoes, 90 and 98 McQill. 
 Mathieson, Ret. Alexander, Church of Scotland. 
 Mathieu, E., surgeon dentist, HO Notre Dame. 
 Maton, J., grocery, St. Mary. 
 Matthews, Stephen, merchant tailor and clothier, 
 
 270 Notre Dame, corner St. Peter. 
 Matthews, T., Metropolitan Saloon, 158 Notre Dame. 
 Mathewson, George, bank note engraver, GO St. 
 
 Franfois Xavier. 
 Maturin, Ueorge, butcher, 29 Oonsecours Market. 
 Mavor, James & Co., manufacturers of marble 
 
 mantles, monuments, &c., corner Craig and St. 
 
 Peter. 
 Maxwell, Edward, builder, St. GenetliTO. 
 Maxwell, Edward J., lumber merchant, Craig. 
 May, Joseph, importer of silks, cloths, Ac, 274 St. 
 
 Paul. 
 MAY, THOMAS, importer of dry goods and fancy 
 
 goods, 240 St. Paul. 
 Mayball, Moses, pbyaician and surgeon, 180 Lagau- 
 
 ohetidre. 
 Maybank, George, saloon, 24 St. Gabriel. 
 Mayer, A., undertaker, 130 St. Catherine. 
 Mayer, Elie, taTernkeeper, 1 94 St. Lawrence Main. 
 Mayhew, Alexander, iron store, St. Mary. 
 Maynard, Francis, dealer in mill stones, 30 Commis- 
 sioners. 
 Maynard, William, tailor, 58 St. Francois Xavier. 
 Maysenhaslder & Baddeley, working Jewelers and 
 
 chain makers. No. 5 St. Lambert. 
 MoAdam, Charles, dealer In books and dry goods, 
 
 231 St. Lawrence Main. 
 McAdara, James, dry goods dealer, George, corner 
 
 WeP'tgton. 
 McAnally, George, chandUr, o9 Kempt, Griffintuwn. 
 
 McAnee, John, dry goods, 43 St. Mary. 
 
 McARTHUR, J. A , i.-nporter and dealer in photo- 
 graphic goods, 2 Place J'Armes see card, p. 434). 
 
 McArthur, John & Son, iiiiporters and dealcrM io 
 English ground white leads, ground paints, oils, 
 German sheet winduw glass, &c., 118, 120 and 
 122 McGi'.l. 
 
 MoAuIey, Francis, pork butcher, 41 St Anns 
 Market. 
 
 McU.\IN, W & CO , boot aud shoe manufacturers 
 and wholesale dealers, St. Paul, corner St. Peter 
 (see card, p. i'M). 
 
 McBratney, James, general jobber and carpenter, 
 Corner Craig and George. 
 
 MoBridc, James, saloon, 110 Wellington. 
 
 McUridr, Thomas, sergoant police, 121 St. Joseph. 
 
 McBride, William, coufectioncr, 90 St. Lawrence 
 .Main. 
 
 MoHuruey, J. A D., wholesale dnalBrs and commis- 
 sion merchants, 128 aud 18U Cummissiouers and 
 312 St. Paul. 
 
 MoUurncy, Samuel, grocer, 120 Bonaventure. 
 
 McOabe, Michael, black:)mitb, 01 Colborne, Griffin- 
 towu. 
 
 McCaffrey, Christopher, grocer, 70 Gabriel, Griffin- 
 town. 
 
 McC'»ffrey, Deuis, city saloon, 2 Place d'Arraes HiU. 
 
 McCahy, James, black.smith. Tannery, west. 
 
 McCailum, Duncan, physician, 15 St. Joseph. 
 
 Mc<.'a!lum, H. & Co., wholesale boot aud shoe 
 manufacturers, 90 McGill, up-stairs. 
 
 McOallum. John & Sons, piano-forte manufacturers, 
 60 & 52 HIeury. 
 
 McCambridite A., grocery and proTisions, Prince. 
 
 McOann, James, grocer, 18 De Salaberry. 
 
 McCann, Mrs. John, proprietor Belfast Hotel, Bona- 
 venture, corner Viuturia Square. 
 
 McCarthy, Edward, blacksmith, 39 Murray, Griffia- 
 town. 
 
 McCarty, .Morris, cooper, 12 St. John. 
 
 McCaw, Thomas, lumber dealer, 52.5 St. Catharine. 
 
 McClcave, H., Royal Oak Inn, 10 Little St. James. 
 
 McClellan, John, soap and candle factory, IGl Wel- 
 lington. 
 
 McCLKLLAND, VIPOND & CO , general commis- 
 sion merchants, manufacturers aud shipping 
 agents, also wholesale grocers, 7 & 9 William (se« 
 card, p. 434). 
 
 McCloskey, Roy &_Co., dyers and scourers, 61 St. 
 Lawrence Main. 
 
 McClymont, Wra., lumber broker. Place d'Arraes. 
 
 McComb, John, car builder, 4 Campcan. 
 
 McConkey, T. L, millinery and fancy goods. Crystal 
 Block, Notre Dame. 
 
 McConnell, Stewart, bookbinder, 46 Murray, Griffia- 
 town. 
 
 McCONNELL, WM., coal oil and lamp depot, 62 
 Great St. James (see card, p. 4.30). 
 
 McConochy, A., (agent), |plumber, brass founder 
 and gnafitter, 03 Craig. 
 
 McCord, Hon. John S., judge superior eounty court 
 for Lower Canada. 
 
 McCoiniack, M., fruit dealer, Bonseoours Market. 
 
 McCoriniok, Arthur, dry goods, 84 St. Paul. 
 
 McCORMICR, CHRIS., saloon keeper, 66 Craig, 
 corner Herroine. 
 
 MflCormiek, Christopher, collector, 20 St. Maurice. 
 
 Mc(^orniick, Robert, bailiff, 6 Little St. James. 
 
 Mc<3ormiok, Thomas, saloon keeper, Wellington, 
 corner Prince. 
 
 McCoy, H. A., advocate, 69 Little St. James. 
 MeCready, Michael, tailor, 79 St. Antoine. 
 
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 STOVES OF EVERY VARIETY MANUFACTURED AT THE CITY FOUNDRY. (See Card, p. 392.) 
 
486 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
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 THE PEOPLE'S COAL OIL AND LAMP DEPOT. 
 
 WKOLESALE AND BETAIL DEALER IH 
 
 mil @IL Liim CMHMLIll 
 
 CHIMNEYS, WICKS, &,c. 
 
 51 GREAT ST. JAMES STREET, MONTREAL. 
 
 Every article in the above line supplied at the Lowest Rates. 
 
 CORNER OF NOTRE DAME AND ST. OAimiKL STUFKTM, 
 
 —— :iv^o3sm?.ELA.iij. 
 
 ^SOLB: AOBNT for FINHAH UAUDIKR, cured by T. MvlCWAXt PORTLAND. 
 
 litters Mil ^mi ^tm ^mtlm 
 
 173 & 175 ISrOTRTi: DA.ME STUEET, 
 
 MCMILLAN & CARSON, 
 
 Ule$*le 
 
 |U{Het$, 
 
 MONTHEA^IL,. 
 
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 XI.. 
 
 TRY BRIGO'S M\GIG RELIEF, and if you are not snticfied after nfiing the contents of one bottle, the 
 purchaser may return the bottle to the Agent, who will in all c.isei; refund the money. It will onra 
 Inflammation, Ti« Uolcreaus, Neuralgia, Cholio, Sore Throat, Chilblains, Cramp in the Stomach, Pointer's 
 Cholio, Pleurisy, Cramp, Cholera Morbas, INins in the Breast or Side, Lumbago, Cholera, DyseDtery, and 
 in short it is the Family Medicine. Bold by all Dealers in Medicines Price 25o. 
 
 Q. C. URIQUS, GENERAL AQENT, HAMILTUN. C. W. 
 
 W. C. CUEWETT A CO., BOOKHELLERS AND PRlNTEIia, KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 
DEPOT, 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 487 
 
 TUBAL. 
 
 IITL.ANO. 
 
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 :et. 
 
 
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 f one bottle, tho 
 f. It will oars 
 msoh, Pbinter'a 
 Djraeatery, and 
 
 ORONTO. 
 
 MeCrraJy, John, groerry and ttT«rn kerper, 2 St. 
 
 Antuine. 
 Mc(^'r«ii(ly, T., boot kihI >thopinaker, rommon. 
 Mc('re»>ly. Tho«.. grocer, 5f) Mmiritain. 
 McOory, P., grocer, corner OHurgn iknti Willi»m. 
 McCrudilvn, W. ft K, boot an J ihoamakerB, 48 
 
 Wellington. 
 McCruin. 8 , tailor, 38 St. Mary. 
 Wc('iy»ul, Wm , iiuotioneer, '21\ Notr* Uame 
 MoCuttig, John K., sliipping aKent, oU Cotniuon. 
 McCullooh, Kennedy, t'ruit dealer, :) Levina'a Uuild- 
 
 ings 
 Mcdilloch, Wm., tiriMinith, Victoria 8qiiare. 
 llcCULLorH UHOTIIKKM, oonimlsifiiou inerohantfl, 
 
 UouIiI'h liuiidiiiKM, Orey N<m. 
 Mc<'ullough, D , pliyHiciaii, 50 St. Oahrlcl 
 McUonnId, Alexander, contractor and builder, CI 
 
 Uleury. 
 MclMiNALD, DONALD, proprietor of Iht^Montreal 
 
 Trannenpt, 17 lloRpilal. 
 McDonald, Duncan J., grocer, 45 Wellington. 
 McDonald, John, brans founder, lU Nuzuruih, Grif- 
 
 fintown. 
 MoDonald, John, grocer, 57 St. Urhain. 
 McDonald, John, gruoer, tSt. I<awrence .Main, corner 
 
 Dorchester. 
 McDonald, John, ohipHmith, foot of McOill. 
 McDonalcl, John (J., couch builder, 2 Barre. 
 McDonald, 11., reporter Muiilrtnl lleruld, 209 Notre 
 
 Da roe. 
 McDonald, W., agent for Horst, llalladay & Co., 14 
 
 Recollet. 
 McDDNAliD IMl()TIIi-]llS & CO., tobacco nianu- 
 
 fnciurem, !?2 Urey Nun. 
 McDonald, John & (Jo., produoa and general' com- 
 
 mi-*iiion nierchantii, lilU >Sl Paul. 
 McDonald a CO., wholt>Hale grocers and onmmiR- 
 
 gion niuridiantti ; alMO (lealur.i in coal.s. Halt, &a., 
 
 Touiig't) RiiildingH, corner MoOill and Wellington. 
 Mi;l>onnell, John, grocer, 57J Ht. Urbain. 
 McDonneJ, John, guuural (uerchant, .Montcalm, noar 
 
 Wattr. 
 McDonnell, M., contractor, 01 Nazareth, (jriffintowu 
 MoDiinuKll, Michael, cornraisHiun merchant, 711 Craig. 
 McDonnell, Michael, tavern keeper, Oolborne, oppo- 
 site Canal Ua^tin. 
 McDonnell, P. L., aHAiHtant city clerk. 
 McDonnell, Wm., grocer, 124 Cniig. 
 MoDonough, R., dry goods merchant,* 15 Jacques 
 
 Cartier .Square. 
 McDonough, John, trader, &o., 115} 8t. Paul. 
 McDougall, Alexander, secretary Hteam Elevating 
 
 Company, 42 St. Margaret. 
 MoDougnll, Archibald, lead pipe maker, 90_Naia- 
 
 reth, Griffintown. 
 McDougall, Oeorge, baker and confectioner, 70 
 
 Wellington, Griffintown. 
 MoDougull, JameM, produce and grain .merchant, 
 
 124 CommiHsioner^. 
 MoDOUGALL, JOHN, proprietor Caledonian Works, 
 
 St. Gabriel Locks; residence 327 St. Joseph (see 
 
 card, p. 888). 
 MoElroy, James, tavern keeper, 217 St. Lawrence 
 
 Main. 
 McElroy, John, superintendent New City Gas Works. 
 McEnroe, Patrick, proprietor Old Countrymen's Inn, 
 
 6 & 8 Little St. Joseph. 
 McEntyre, Daniel, dry goods and olotbing merchant, 
 
 91 McGill. 
 McEvanley, Mrs., grocery, St. Mary. 
 McEvenue, B., aHsistant postmaster. 
 MoFarlane, Joseph, grocer, 3 Durham. 
 
 McGarTsy, Owen, manufacturer and importer of 
 cabinet ware and furniiLre. St. Joseph. 
 
 MoGauvran, J W. ;% Co , saw and planing mill, St. 
 Gabriel Locks. 
 
 McGee, Hon. Thomas D'Arcy, M P.P., Rodier Place, 
 220 St. Antoine. 
 
 McOee 4 Walnh, cd»oca»p<(, 40 Little St. James. 
 
 McGIiUtGN, ALKKANDEK, wliulexale and retail 
 grocer and wine and npirit merchant, 142 .Notre 
 Dame (Hee card. p. 4;iri) 
 
 McGibhon, William, barrel factory, 27 Naiareth, 
 Griffi'itown. 
 
 McOill. Patrick, boot and shoemaker, (i'J St. Urbain. 
 
 McOill, Normal School, llelmont, Keaver Ilnll. 
 
 MuGill UuiverHlty, College iluildingH, 'iierbrnoke. 
 
 McGinn, Arthur, ale and porter merchant, 8;{ St. 
 Paul. 
 
 McGinn, Arthur, saloon, Sangninet, corner Gosford. 
 
 McGoldrick, Patrick, grocer, '^2 Uonaventure. 
 
 McGrail, M , tavern keeper. 31) St. Paul. 
 
 McGrath, George, cuntrnctor, 35 Alexander. 
 
 Mttirath, Oeorge, painter, 174 Sannuinct. 
 
 McGrath, Mrs., milliner, St. Lawrence Main. 
 
 McGraih, Thomas, builder, 70 St. Lawrence Main. 
 
 McOreevy, John, auger maker, Tannery, west. 
 
 McOreevy, Patrick, baker. 01 Ht. ('Iiarleit Borromt-e. 
 
 McGregor, Daniel, piano forte maker, 40 Champ da 
 Mars. 
 
 McGregor, 0., wholesale and retail grocer, 02 
 McGill. 
 
 McGregor, (iregor, auction and commission mer- 
 chant, 286 Ht Paul 
 
 McOrouther, Mrs. W., green grocer, 95 St. Do- 
 minique. 
 
 McGiiire, James, lirery stable, 82 Great St. Jamea. 
 
 MofJuire, William P.. grocer, 84 Hli-ury 
 
 Mcllenry, John, plumber, '2:1 Papioeaii Sf]nare. 
 
 Mclnnes, Duncan, grocer, 13^ MuCord, Grilliiitown. 
 
 Mcintosh, Edw.ird, notary public, 72 St. Joseph. 
 
 McIntoKh, Mra. J., bookbinder, KM Cr.iig. 
 
 Mi-IntoNh. John, general smith, 15 and 17 Nazareth, 
 Griffintown. 
 
 Mclniyre, Patrick, grocery, 93 Wellington. 
 
 Molver, Peter, umbrella maker, 84 St. Joseph. 
 
 NiclVKR A CO, iinp'>rrnr'<, miinufacturers and 
 wholesale and retail dealera in hats, caps, furs, 
 Ac, 173 and 175 Notre Dame (see card, p 430). 
 
 McKay, Henry, insurance agent and commission 
 merchant, 1 Exchange Court. 
 
 McKay, John, boot and shoemaker, 75 Commis- 
 sioners. 
 
 McKay, T., boot and shoemaker, 59 St. .Mary. 
 
 McKean, Wm., grocer, Gabriel, corner George, Grif- 
 fintown. 
 
 McKcnna, F. H., grocer, Colborne, comer Gabriel, 
 Griffintown. 
 
 MoKenna, Thomas, plumber and gasfitter, 36 St. 
 Henry. 
 
 MoKenzie, David, grocer, 71 Wellington. 
 
 MuKenzie, Duncan, confectioner, 66 Nazareth, Grif- 
 fintown. 
 
 McKenzie, M., importer of marine stores and ship 
 chandlery, 6 Grey Nun. 
 
 McKenzie, Wm. H., deputy city surveyor. City Uall. 
 
 McKeon, John, clerk, Post Office. 
 
 McKeon, Patrick, grocer, Gain, corner Mary. 
 
 MoKeown, Edward, wood merchant, McCurd, corner 
 Canal Basin. 
 
 McKeown, Stephen, grocer, Bonaventure, corner 
 Acqnednot. 
 
 McKeown, D. & P., grocers and liquor dealers, cor- 
 ner William and Kempt. 
 
 ELEGANT IRON BAILING, MANUFACTURED BY 1VE8 dc ALLEN. (See Card, p. 392.) 
 

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 (the largest in MONTREAL,) 
 
 IS SITUATED ON GREAT ST. JAMES STREET, 
 
 Immediately adjacent to the Post Office, Place d'Armes, and Banks; 
 
 Is only one minute's walk from the Orey or Black Nunneries, New Court House, Reading Rooms, Champ do 
 Mars (where the Troops are reviewed), Mechanics' Institute, Bonseoour's Market, and Fashionable Stores. 
 
 The NEW THEATRE ROYAL is directly in "le rear of the House, and several of the best boxes 
 in the Theatre are regularly reserved for the guests at St. Lawbknob Halu 
 
 HAS LOMO BMM BEQABDRD AS TBI 
 
 MOST POPULAR AND FASHIONABLE LIOTEL IN MONTREAL. 
 
 It has been nnder the charge of its present Proprietor over 10 years. 
 
 The Building presents a front of some 800 feet on St. James Street, with a depth of over 800 feet, and 
 has over 800 Apartments. A large part of the HALL was engaged by Qovernment 
 
 For the Suite of His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales daring his visit to this City. 
 
 The American Consul-Qeneral, the Hon. Mr. QtnoiNas, has his office at St. Lawbbnob Hall. 
 
 PLACES OF INTEREST IN AND ABOUT MONTREAL. 
 
 MEW COURT nOUSB. 
 
 WKW POST OFKICB. 
 
 MKRCHANTS' KXCHANOB. 
 
 MBCHANICS' INSTITUTB. 
 
 OOHMHKOIAL BANK. 
 
 BONBKOOVR'8 MARKET. 
 
 »lcaiIiL ODLLROB. 
 
 MU8KUM or TUB NATURAL HISTORY 
 
 or MONTREAL. 
 NEW CITY WATER WORKS. 
 
 PROTESTANT ORPHAN ASYLUM. 
 LA0[K8' BBNBVOIiKNT INSTITDTB. 
 BONAVENTURB HALL. 
 THRATKB ROYAL. 
 NELSON'S MONUMRNT. 
 MOUNT ROYAL OEHBTKRY. 
 OHAMP DK MAHS.I 
 PLAOB D'ARMKS. 
 VICTORIA BRIDOB. 
 LAOUINE CANAL. 
 
 OREY NUNNERY. 
 BLACK NUNNERY. 
 MARIA VILLA CONVENT. 
 THBOLOOICAL COLLrPt. 
 FRRNCH CATIIRDHAri. 
 CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL. 
 ST. QHOROE'B CHURCH. 
 TRINITY CHURCH. 
 WB8LEYAN OHUHOU. 
 
 DRIVE AROUND THE MOUNTAIN. 
 
 W. 0. OHEWETT & CO., PRINTERS, LITHOGRAPHERS, Ac, KINO ST. EAST, TORONTO. 
 
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MONTREAL. 
 
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 TREET, 
 
 Banks; 
 
 Rooms, Champ do 
 .abionable Stores. 
 
 the best boxes 
 
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 HoKERCUER, CHAS., boot and shoe msnafacturer 
 
 and dealer. 206 Notre Dame (see card, p. 882). 
 MoKeroher, Ohas., tarern keeper, 6 & 8 Radegonde. 
 MoKeroher, Daniel, olerk in Motoal Insurance office, 
 
 821 St. Sacrament. 
 MeKeroher, J. B., boot and shoe dealer, 192 Notre 
 
 Dame. 
 MoKinnon, Wm., buscuit manufacturer, Cotean, 
 
 Augustin. 
 McLaren, H., book keeper, for Geo. Childs & Co., 
 * Sherbrooke. 
 McLaren, J. R., advocate, 44 Little St. James. 
 McLaren, JOHN C., saddler and harness maker, 
 
 fire engine hose and leather belt manufactarer, 
 
 88 Great St. James, opposite St. John. 
 McLaren, Wm. D., grocer, 163 St. Lawrence Main. 
 McLea, James, messenger, City Bank. 
 McLennan, J. & H., commission merchants, 4 and G 
 
 Grey Nun. 
 MoLeod, A. D., general grocer, 232 Notre Dame. 
 McLonghlin, Alex., dealer in new and second hand 
 
 fnrnitnro, 60 Craig. 
 MoMahon, Mrs. M., fruit store, 70 St. Lawrence 
 
 Main. 
 MoMahon, Mrs. M., grocer, 84 St. Catharine. 
 MoMann, Mrs. M., fancy goods, St. Lawrence Main. 
 MoMannus, Charles, crockery store, 5 St. Lawrence 
 
 Main. 
 HoiMARTIN, JOHN, agent for the Montreal and 
 
 Salaberry Navigation Company, 45 Common. 
 McMaster, Wm., cabinet maker and dealer, _242 
 
 Notre Dame. 
 McMillan, John, hotel keeper, 55 St. Paul. 
 McMillan, John, grocer, Cdt6, corner Vitr<^. 
 McMillan & CARSON, wholesale importers and 
 
 manufacturers of clothing. 66 McGill (see card, 
 
 p. 486). • 
 McNally, Michael, grocer and tavern keeper, St. 
 
 Henry Village. 
 McNamara, D., grocer and liquor dealer, 220 St. 
 
 Joseph. 
 McNamet), F. B., contractor, 16 Bisson. 
 McNaught, Mrs. Mary, grocer, 3 Hermine. 
 McNaughton, A., grocer, 78 St. Mary. 
 McNaughton, James A., flour dealer, 18 William. 
 McNevin, Daniel, contractor and builder, 76 Nazar- 
 eth, Griffintown. 
 McNider, James, tobacco manufactarer, .68 Com;- 
 
 missioners. 
 McNiece, James, sen., crockery and clothing, 30 St. 
 
 Paul. 
 McNiece, Jas jnn., grocer, 28 St. Paul. 
 McOwen, Ramsay & Co., boot and shoe manufactur- 
 ers, 14 Lemoine. 
 MoPhail, John, painter and glaiier, Bonaventure. 
 MoPherson, D. M., watchmaker and jeweller, 201 
 
 Notre Dame, corner Francois Xavier. 
 MoPherson, John, musical instrument maker, 6 
 
 Place d'Armes Hill. 
 McPherson, Miss Catherine, Place d' Armes Hill. 
 MoPherson, William, grocer, 8 City Councillors. 
 MoQubae, J. C, commission merchant, corner 
 
 McGill and William. 
 McQuillan, Misses, dressmakers, 12 St. Lawrence 
 
 Main. 
 MoQuillin, Felix, dry goods, &o., 71 St. Mary. 
 MoQuIsten, Patrick, city surveyor, 65 St. Lewis. 
 MoRobie, Mrs. Catherine, registry office, 18 Bona- 
 
 venture. 
 MoShane, Richard, general dealer, 06 Wellington. 
 MoVey, Mrs. J., milliner and dressmaker, 54 
 
 Bleury. 
 
 McVicar, Alexander, boiler maker, Lloyd's Build- 
 ings, Wellington. 
 
 Mechanics' Institute, H. Munro, president; Alex- 
 ander Bertram, vice president; Wm. Inglis, cor- 
 responding secretary; John Wood, recording sec- 
 retary ; N. B. Coirse, treasurer ; Jonathan Finlay, 
 librarian, Great St James. 
 
 Medical Faculty, McGill College. 15 Cdt^. 
 
 MEDICAL HALL, KENNETH CAMPBELL & CO., 
 chemists and druggists, 7 Great St. James (804 
 card, p. 890). 
 
 Meeker, C. J., general merchant, 8 Merchants' Ex- 
 change. 
 
 Meikleham, Wm., machinist ^nd bolt factory, St. 
 Gabriel Locks. 
 
 Meilleur, J. B., physician, 78 St. Denis. 
 
 Meilleur & Co., iron furniture, stoves, iron railing, 
 &c., 71 Great St. James. 
 
 Melan^on, Claude, wholesale and vetail grocer, 101 
 St. i'aul. 
 
 Mellor, Neil C, jeweller, 174 Notre Dame. 
 
 Melocho, Cbas., watchmaker, 65 St. Lawrence Main. 
 
 Meloche, Joseph, grocer, 115 Lagauoheti^re. 
 
 Meloche, Joseph, hotel proprietor, 831 St. Joseph. 
 
 M6nard, Edward, tobacconist, 57 St. Nicholas Tol- 
 entine. 
 
 Munard, FOlix, painter, 40 St. Nicholas Tolentine, 
 
 M6nard, Jean Baptiste, L..ulptor, 157 St. Lawrenoo 
 Main. 
 
 Mendles, E , tobacconist, 117 St. Mary. 
 
 Mennier, C. grocer, 72 St. Lawrence Main. 
 
 Mennier, J., hotel keeper, 13 Jacques Cartier 
 S .iftre. 
 
 Mercantile Agency, 28 St. Fran9oiB Xavier, B. 0. 
 Dunn & Co., proprietors. 
 
 Mercantile Library Association, Charles Hankin, 
 superintendent and librarian, 57 Great St. James. 
 
 Merchants' Exchange, John G. Dinning, secretary, 
 St. Sacrament. 
 
 Merchants' Hotel, S. N. Vosburg, proprietor, College. 
 
 Mercier, A., painter, 811 St. Catherine. 
 
 Mercier, B., blacksmith, 67 St. Mary. 
 
 Mercier, J. 0., grocer and spirit merchant, 81 St. 
 Paul. 
 
 Mercier, Nazaire, pork butcher, Bon?ecours Market. 
 
 Mercier, P. A., wholesale and retail dealer in gro- 
 ceries and liquors, 120 St. Lawrence Main. 
 
 Mercier & Coti^, provision dealers, St. Paul, near 
 Bonsecours Market. 
 
 Mercier & Dulude, wholesale grocers, 895 and 897 
 St. Mary. 
 
 Mercier & Fri>ie8. i-aTiage makers, 67 St. Mary. 
 
 Mercile, A., notary public, 122 St. Denis. 
 
 Mercitc, D., butcher, 20 and 21 St. Antoine Market. 
 
 Mercile, .Miss 1)., grocer, 181 Snnguinet. 
 
 Mercile, Mrs. P., grocer, Sanguiuet, corner St. 
 Emery. 
 
 Mercile, Toussaint, grocer, 205 St. Joseph. 
 
 Morcillo, A,, paying teller. La Banque du Peapte, 
 Great St, James. 
 
 MERRILL, H. & II., general importers of British 
 and foreign staple and fancy dry goods, wholesale 
 and retail, H(0 Notre Dame. 
 
 MERRY, W. A., secretary Montreal and Champlaia 
 Railway. 
 
 Mersouin, F. X., grain merchant, 76 Bonseeours 
 Market. 
 
 Messier, Emanuel, notary, 114 German. 
 
 Messier, Octave, baker, 205 St. Joseph. 
 
 Metayer, B., watchmaker and jeweller, 21 St 
 Joseph. 
 
 Metayer, Nicholas, carriage maker, 117 St Joseph. 
 
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 STOVES OF EVERY VARIETY, MANUFACTURED AT THE CITY FOUNDRY. (See card, p. 892.) 
 
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 PATIBNTS ATTKNDKD BY POST-ADDRESS POST PAID. 
 
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 THOS. PA-TTON & BROTHER, 
 
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS, 
 
 MQISTTBEA-L LAST FA.OTOEY. 
 G. VT. REED 6c Co., 
 
 No. 86, ANN STREET, ORIPPINTOWN, MONTREAL. 
 CONDUCTED BY S. S. HALL.. 
 
 Manufacturer of every Style of Lasts, Boot Trees, Crimps, Stretchers & Cleaners. 
 
 A FVLL. SUPPIjV OP THB ABOVB C01fSTANTi:.Y ON HAND. 
 
 Momisr & Co., 
 
 WKOLRSALI DBALIE8 IN 
 
 GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, &C, 
 
 125 COMMISSIONERS STREET, MONTREAL. 
 
 ksi §mlu Witness, 
 
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 $1.5 I>E R A.]Sr]NrTJM. 
 
 The " WITNESS" aims at giving the very LATEST NEWS ; and is generally admitted 
 to be the best COMMERCIAL authority in Canada. 
 
 The "WITNESS" supplies the best kind of FAMILY READING; consisting of 
 articles selected from able sources ; and all topics of passing interest. Though not connected 
 with any Religious Denomination, it gives prominence to Religious matters, and advocates the 
 Temperance Reform. 
 
 The " WITNESS" having the seoond largest oirealation in the Province, and the largest 
 in Montreal, affords an excellent medium for advertising. 
 
 OFFI€E-94;i IVOTRE DAIflE STREET, l?IOMTRE>iIi. 
 
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 W. 0. OHBWETT <b Co., B0FK8ELLERS AND PRINTEES, KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 
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 msisting of 
 
 (ionnected 
 
 vocates the 
 
 Metropolitan ReatAurant, Thomas Matthews, pro- 
 prietor, 158 r^otre Dame. 
 
 Metut^an, Oeorge, bntcher, 87 Labelle. 
 
 Meunier, David, hotel l(eeper, St. Lawrence Main. 
 
 Meunier, Joseph, hotel keeper, 17 Jacques Cartier 
 Square. 
 
 MEV£S, OTTO, jeweller, enameler, and ohaio 
 maker, 10 St. Lambert (see card, p. 382). 
 
 Meyer, Frederick, importer of cigars, 23ft St. Paul. 
 
 Meyer, Henry J., notary public, 80 Dorchester. 
 
 Meyer, J. $ Co., importers, Royal Insaraace Build- 
 ings, Common. 
 
 Meyers, John, agent at Rouse's Point, M. & C. R. R. 
 
 Miohaud, F. X., stationer and bookbinder, 13 St. 
 Lambert. 
 
 Micbaud, P., shoemaker, ft7 St Lawrence Main. 
 
 Micbaud k Brunette, flour merchants, 108 St. Law- 
 rence Main. 
 
 MichoD, G., general store, 95 Craig. 
 
 MiJdlemiHs, George, cabinet maker, 397 St. Ca- 
 tharine. 
 
 Middleton, Wm., & Co., forwarding and commission 
 merchants, 189 Wellington, Canal. 
 
 Milaire, Joseph, hotel keeper, 161 St. Charles Bor- 
 rom6e. 
 
 Military HospiUl, 287 St. Mary. 
 
 Millar, Thompson & Co., importers of dry goods, 266 
 and 268 St. Paul, and 100 Commissioners. 
 
 Millard, Robert & Co., manufacturer of wrought 
 iron railroad chairs and spikes, 89 Prince. 
 
 Millen, Henry, painter, Craig. 
 
 Miller, John, commission merchant, 24 St. Nioholaa. 
 
 Miller, Robert, school-book seller, stationer, book- 
 binder, manufacturer, &c., 60 St. Franfois Xavier. 
 
 Miller, Thomas, manager for John Dougall, 272 St. 
 Paul. 
 
 MILLER, J. O., WOODS & CO., general commis- 
 sion merchants, and dealers in all kinds of coal, 
 corner Ymtville and McGill, 
 
 Miller, Stewart & Co., commission merchants, 24 St. 
 Nicholas, and 58 Beaver, New York. 
 
 Millet, Louis, hutche: St. Lawrence Market. 
 
 Millette, Joseph, painter, 76 Bonaventure. 
 
 Millette, Louis, axe manufacturer, St. Margaret, 
 Tannery, west. 
 
 Milligan, Patrick, blacksmith, 277 St. Mary. 
 
 Milligan, S^imuel, clothing, &c., 44 McQill. 
 
 Millington, Thomas C, tavern, Wellington, Point St. 
 Charles. 
 
 MILLOV, ALEXANDER, secretary and treasurer, 
 Canadian Inland Steam Navigation Company, 21 
 Great St. James. 
 
 Mills, E. Lyman, exchange and money broker, \ 24 
 St. Francois Xavier. 
 
 Mills Henry, cigar factory, 4 Hermine. 
 
 Mills, R., accountant, City Bank, Great St. James. 
 
 Mills & Cohen, watchmakers and working jewellers, 
 253 Notre Dame. 
 
 Milne, James, agent Montreal Bible Society, 83 
 Great St. James. 
 
 Milne & Ferres, exchange brokers, 11 St..FraB9ois 
 Xavier. 
 
 Milner, Mrs. T., dress and shirt maker, 65 VitrS. 
 
 Milner, Thomas, sewing mschine operator, 65 Vitr6. 
 
 Milton, T., manufacturer of pocket books, satchels, 
 and dressing cases, 178 Notre Dame. 
 
 Mlngeaud, Arthur, wood sculptor, 5| Bushy Lane. 
 
 Minx, Mrs. Louis, milliner, 149 Lagaucheti^re. 
 
 Minneau, Peter, carpenter, 51 St. Lawrepoe Main. 
 
 Minto, Miss, milliuor and dressmaker, St. Joseph, 
 near Toll Gate. 
 
 Uiron, Docite, boot and shoemaker, 120 Dorchester. 
 
 MINTZ, S. & C, hatters and furriers, 121 Notre 
 Dame, comer St. Gabriel (see card, p .382). 
 
 Mitchell, John, butcher, 5b Bonsecours Market. 
 
 Mitchell, Joseph, grocer, 8C St. Charles Burrom6e. 
 
 Mitchell, Robert, broker, 32 St. Francois Xavier. 
 
 Mitchell, Thomas, grocer, 316 St. Mary. 
 
 MITCHELL, JAMES &C0., oommistiion merchants, 
 6 St. Helen. 
 
 Mitchell, Cuckbarn & Co., brass founders, steam 
 fitters, plumbers, gas fitters, &c., corner Craig and 
 St. Peter. 
 
 Mitchell & Forte, organ manufacturer, 159 Bona- 
 venture. • 
 
 Mitchell & Gear, commission merchants and im- 
 porters of teas and general groceries, 22 and 24 
 St. Sacrament. 
 
 Mochrie, George, confectioner, 130 Notre Dame. 
 
 Model School of Colonial Church and School So- 
 ciety, 80 Bonaventure. 
 
 Moffatt, James, blacksmith. Petite Cote. 
 
 MOFFATT, JOHN OGILVY, agent, London Assur- 
 ance Corporation, Toupin's Buildings, Place 
 d'Armes, residence 3 Portland Place. 
 
 Mohan, Patrick, tavern keeper, 117 Commissioners. 
 
 Mohun, John, dis. clerk. Commercial Bank of Cana- 
 da, 55 Great St. James. 
 
 Moir, Peter, proprietor Thistle House, 101 St. Law- 
 rence Main. 
 
 Moir, Peter C, plasterer, 101 St. Lawrence Main. 
 
 Moley, John, grocery and liquor store, corner Wel- 
 lington and Ann. 
 
 Molson, Alexander, stock, bill, and exchange broker, 
 and general agent of Interuittional Life A»>4uraaoe 
 Society of London, 68 St. Francois Xavier. 
 
 Molson, John, accountant, Molson's Bank, 40 Great 
 St. James. 
 
 MOLSON, WILLIAM, president Molson's Bank, 
 vice president M. & C. R. R., 40 Great St. James. 
 
 MOLSON, J. H. R. & BROS., brewers, malsters, 
 and distillers, office 61 Commissioners ; brewery 
 and distillery St. Mary. 
 
 MOLSON'S BANK, Wm. Molson, president, Wm. 
 Sache, cashier, 40 Great St. James. 
 
 MONAGAN. W. F., (M. D., M. C. P. S.) physician, 
 surgeon, and acooacbeur, office 61 Little St. 
 James (see card, p. 440). 
 
 Monaghan, Wm., tobacconist, 8 St. Mary. 
 
 Monarque, Andr6, butcher, 38 Bonsecours Market. 
 
 Monarque, F., cooper, &o , 44 St. Mary. 
 
 Monat, Louis, dry goods merchant, 122 St. Paul. 
 
 Mondelet, Hon. Charles, judge, 2 Sydenham Place, 
 Antoine. 
 
 Monestesse, Louis, boot and shoemaker, 85 St. Mary. 
 
 Monette, George, grocer, 81 St. Catharine, 
 
 Monette, Louis, butcher, 14 St. Anns Market. 
 
 Monette, 0., commission merchant, 12 St. Franfolt 
 Xavier. 
 
 Monette, Th^ophile, grocer, 42 Aqueduct. 
 
 Monk, John, advocate, 28 Little St. James. 
 
 Monk, Hon. S. C, Judge of Superior Court, head of 
 Guy. 
 
 Monk, Coffin & Papineau, Prothonotarles of Superior 
 Court, Court House. 
 
 Montmarquet, A. E., grocer, 131 St. Catharine. 
 
 Montmarquet, Edward, grocer, St. Catharine, comer 
 St. Nicholas Tolentine. 
 
 Montmarquet, Fratt9ois Xavier, baker, 156 Gprman. 
 
 Montmarquet, Joseph, butcher, St. Lawrence Market. 
 
 Montreal Assurance Co., Wm. Murray manager aad 
 secretary, 9 Great St. James. 
 
 Montreal Auxilary Bible Society, Jas. Milne, agent, 
 88 Great St. James. 
 
 
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 MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OP 
 
 CIRCULARi MILL| GUAGE & OTHER SAWS, 
 
 AGENTS FOR MOCOCKS' CELEBRATED AXES, 
 
 AGENTS FOR ROLLING MILLS AND NAIL WORKS. 
 
 Offices & Warehouse & Office of the Montreal Saw Works, 
 
 991 & 333 8T. PAVL S^TREET, 
 
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 (8DC0K88OR8 TO HEUON k BUTTIM,) 
 
 IIAFORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN 
 
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 LOOKING GLASSES & LOOKING GLASS PLATES, 
 
 MANUFAGTUBRRa OV 
 
 19 ST. FETEB STBEET, MONTREAL. 
 
 H. A. NKtaON. 
 
 A. S. WOOD. 
 
 s. 0-. jp.^^n70Zia- eky oo. 
 
 DISALBB8 IN 
 
 36 ST. FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET, MONTREAL.. 
 
 M9' COUNTRY ORDBRB PROMPTLY ATTBNDKD TO. -&. 
 
 W. 0. CHEWETT A CO., BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, KINO STREET, TORONTO. 
 
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 > AXES, 
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 7 Works, 
 
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 443 
 
 LATES, 
 
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 A. S. WOOD. 
 
 RONTO. 
 
 Montreal Book and Traot Society, James Milnes, 
 depositary, 83 Oreat St. James. 
 
 Montreal Canal Dye Works, Joseph Boese, proprie- 
 tor, ofiBoe 248 Notre Dame. 
 
 Montreal Carpet Warehouse, R. Campbell & Co., 
 oarpeta, oil cloths, &c., 49 Great St. James. 
 
 Montreal City and District Savings Bank, A. La- 
 rooque, president; £. J. Barbean, actuary, 4 
 Qreat St. James. 
 
 MONTREAL COFFEE AND SPICE STEAM MILL, 
 46 King, S. H. & A. S. Ewing, proprietors. 
 
 MONTREAL CLOTHING STORE, Thos. Patton & 
 Brothers, proprietors, 85 McGill (see card, p. 440). 
 
 Montreal College, Rev. Charles Lenoir, director, 
 Sherbrooke, near Guy. 
 
 Montreal Collegiate School, 12 Great St. James. 
 
 MONTREAL CO.MMERCIAL ADVERTISER, Par- 
 sons & Finney, proprietors, St. Alexis. 
 
 Montreal Corn Exchange, J. W. Patterson, secretary, 
 Hospital. 
 
 MONTREAL CRACKER, SODA BISCUIT, SHIP 
 and Cabin Bread Bakery, C. Fitts & Co., proprie- 
 tors, 39 St. Joseph (see card, p. 404). 
 
 MONTREAL DAILY G.\ZETTB, Lowe & Chamber- 
 lin editors and proprietors, 86 Great St. James 
 (see card, p. 426). 
 
 MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS, John Dangnll & 
 Son, publishers and proprietors, 24& Notre Dame 
 (see card, p. 440). 
 
 Montreal Dispensary, Dr. Thos. W. Jones, president, 
 109 Fortification Lane. 
 
 Montreal General Hospital, J. H. Drake, hoase sar- 
 geon, St. Dominique, comer Dorchester. 
 
 Montreal Herald, and Daily Commercial Gazelle, 
 Penny, Wilson & Co., proprietors, 209 Notre 
 Dame. 
 
 MONTREAL LAST FACTORY, George W. Reed & 
 Co., 86 Ann (see card p. 440). 
 
 Montreal Marble Works, James Mavor & Co., corner 
 St. Peter and Craig. 
 
 Montreal Mining Company, Thomas Ryan, presi- 
 dent ; Wm. Murray, vice president ; Adam Hau- 
 dyside, secretary, 1 1 Merchants' Exchange. 
 
 Montreal New City Gas Company, Louis Beaudry, 
 Managing Director, corner Little St. James and 
 St. Gabriel. 
 
 Montreal Ocean Steamship Company, H. & A. Allen, 
 agents, Youville, corner Common. 
 
 Montreal Permanent Building Society, M. FT. GauU, 
 secretary and treasurer. 
 
 MONTREAL SAW WORKS, Morland, Watson & 
 Co., proprietors. Canal Basin (see card, p. 442). 
 
 Montreal Steam Elevating and Warehousing Compa- 
 ny, Alexander McDougall, secretary, 7 Common.'' 
 
 MONTREAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY, 0. S. 
 Wood, superiutendant, office, St. Sacrament. 
 
 Montreal Tratucript, D. McDonald, proprietor. 
 
 MONTREAL TYPE FOUNDRY, T. C. Palsgrave, 
 proprietor, Lemoine, corner St. Helen. 
 
 Montreal Water Works, Notre Dame. 
 
 MONTREAL AND CHAMPLAIN RAILWAY, office, 
 64 Commissioners (see card). 
 
 MONTREAL AND 8ALABERRY NAYIQ.ATION 
 Company, John McMartin, agent, 45 Common. 
 
 Montreal and Quebec Steamboat Office, 29 Com- 
 missioners. 
 
 Montreuil, J. A,, notary public, 126 Notre Dame. 
 
 Mooney, J. H,, general merchant, 64 St. Hubert. 
 
 Mooney, John, confectionery, 12 St. Joseph. 
 
 Mooney & Co., dealers in hides, &o., 40 Grey Nun. 
 
 MOOR, D. W., tobacco manufacturer, Prince George 
 and Wellington. 
 
 Moore, George, saloon, 20 St. Lawrence Main. 
 Moore, Charles, physician asd druggist, 81 Wel- 
 lington. 
 Moore, J. B., contractor and civil engineer, 2 Uni- 
 versity Terrace. 
 MOORE, J. L., bank and exchange broker, 64} St. 
 
 FraD9ois Xavicr (see card, p. 382). 
 Moore, John, grocer, Murray, corner Gabriel, 6rif- 
 
 fintown. 
 Moore, T., butcher, Bonsccours Market. 
 Moore, Terrence, grocer and dry goods dealer, 134 
 
 Uonaventure. 
 Moore, W. A., dis. clerk, Ontario Bank, comer 
 
 Place d'Armes and Great St. James. 
 Moore, G. & J., manufacturers and dealers in hats, 
 
 caps, and furs, 254 Notre Dame. 
 Moreau, E , notary pablio, 2 Little St. James. 
 Moreau, Edward, notary, 62 St. Gabriel. 
 Moreau, L. A., notary, 21 St. Gabriel. 
 Moreau, Pierre, Longucuil village. 
 MOREAU, OUIMET & CHAPfiLEAU, advocates, 21 
 
 St. Gabriel. 
 Moretti, Peter, Montreal bathing and hairdressing 
 
 saloon, 6 Oreat St. James. 
 Morgan, Charles, receiving teller, Bank of Upper 
 
 Canada, 66 Great St. James. 
 Morgan, J. V., commission merchant, Union 
 
 Buildings. 
 Morgan, John, butcher, 186 Bonavonture. 
 Morgan, Thomas, grocer, 146 Bleury. 
 Morgan, William, butcher, 52 St. Anna Market. 
 Morgan, Henry & Co., importers and wholesale and 
 
 retail dealers in staple and fancy dry goods, 100 
 
 and 102 McGill and 3 and 5 St. Joseph. 
 Morico, David, produce and general commission mer- 
 chant, forwarding \aA commercial agent, 26 St. 
 
 Sacrament. 
 Morice, James, cabinet maker and upholsterer, 108 
 
 Craig, corner St. Frani^ois Xavier. 
 Morin, Antoine, grocer, St. Constant, corner Laguu- 
 
 cheti^re. 
 Morin, Clement, pork butcher, 161 Montcalm. 
 Marin, Hubert, grocer, St. Folix, corner St. Philip. 
 Morin, Hon. L. S., St. Gabriel. 
 Morin, Thomas, plumber, 84 Bonaventure. 
 MORIN & CO., wholesale dealers in groceries, 
 
 liquors, provisions, Ac, 125 Commissioners (se« 
 
 card, p. 440^. 
 Morin & Maronanet, advocates, 81 St. Vincent. 
 Morison, Allan, importers, ladies outfitting, &o., 
 
 208 Notre Dame. 
 Morison, James & Co., whole.aale and retail dry 
 
 goods and clothing merchant!!, 288 Notre Dame. 
 Morison, Murdook, advocate, Place d'Armes Hill. 
 MORLAND, WATSON & CO., wholesale hardware 
 
 merchants, and proprietors Montreal saw works, 
 
 221 and 223 St. Paul (see card, p. 442). 
 Morley, John S., dis. clerk, La Banque du Peaple, 
 
 Great St. James. 
 Morley, Michael, dry goods, Ac, 47 St. Mary. 
 Morrice, David, commission merchant, 26 St. Sao- 
 
 rament. 
 Morris, Frederick, commission merchant, St. Paul, 
 
 corner St. Francois Xavier. 
 Morris, J. L., advocate, 29 Little St. James. 
 Morris, James, blacksmith, 76 Bleury. 
 Morris, Robert, saloon, 29 Notre Dame. 
 Morris, Mrs. , eating house, St. Paul. * 
 
 Morris, Wm. L., dis. and bill clerk, Bank of Upp«r 
 
 Canada, 65 Great St. James. 
 Morrison, Miss, milliner, 78 Notre Dame. 
 Mortimer, Eliaa, registry office, 4 Bonaventure. 
 
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 Morton, Mrs. C, gro«er, 134 St. Antoine. 
 
 Morton, Osborn, IWery Btnble, 86 Craig. 
 
 Mosby, F., fruit dealer. 86} St. Mary. 
 
 Mosby, P. 8 , barber, 86 St. Mary. 
 
 Moaeiey, William F., tobaooonist, 119 Lagaacheti^re. 
 
 Mosely, Lund & Co , leather merchaots, and pro- 
 prietors of the Beaver Patent Leather Works, 318 
 St. Paul. 
 
 Moses, Michael, painter and glacier, 32 Inspector. 
 
 Mosfl k Drothera, importers of nil sorts of woollens, 
 and manufacturers of clothing, wboleeale only, 
 808 St. Paul. 
 
 Monle, J. B., notary, 31 St. Joseph. 
 
 Monssant, C, hotel keeper, Craig. 
 
 Mousseau, Alesifl, exchange broker and commission 
 merchant, 19 St. Franfois XaTier. 
 
 Mousseau & Labelle, >rlvooate9, 28 Little St. 
 James. 
 
 MUCKLE, C. F., ticket agent, Royal Mail Through 
 Line, 21 Orent St. James. 
 
 MUCKLESTON & CO., wholesale boot and shoe 
 manufacturer, 14 Joseph's BuiJings, Lemoine. 
 
 Muir, Qeorge B., real estate agent and broker, 12 
 Great St. James. 
 
 Mair, H. M., M, D., C. B., inspector general of 
 hospitals and principal medical officer, army medi- 
 cal office, 2 St. Sophie, McQill College Avenue. 
 
 MUIR, JAMES, merchant tailor. 12 Great St^ 
 James, opposite St. Lawrence Hall. 
 
 MUIR, JOHN, commercial agent, 291 Notre Dame. 
 
 MUIR, MRS. J., milliner and dress maker, 291 
 Notre Dame (see card, p. 442). 
 
 Muir, Rev. Peter D., Seigneurs, near Bonaventare. 
 
 MUIR, W. k R., importers British and foreign dry 
 goods. 76 McGill. 
 
 Muir, Ewan & Co., wholesale clothiers, 76 McGill. 
 
 Muldoun, Patrick, dry goods merchant, 246 Notre 
 Dame. 
 
 Muldooney, James, grocer, 28 Chaboillez. 
 
 MULIiOLLAND & BAKER, importers and whole- 
 sale hardware merchants, 243 St. Paul. 
 
 MULLARKf k CO., wholesale boot and shoe manu- 
 facturers, 27 Lemoine (see card, p. 442). 
 
 Mnller, Frederick, physician, 430 Lagaucheti^re, 
 west. 
 
 Mulligan, P., blacksmith, St. Mary. 
 
 Mulligan, Richard, tavern keeper, Wellington. 
 
 MuUiu, J., keeper Post Office. 
 
 Mullin, M., messenger. Post Office. 
 
 Mnllin, Michael, grocer, de Salaberry, corner La- 
 gaucheti^re. 
 
 Mullin, Thos., grocer and liquor dealer. Inspector. 
 
 Mullin, J. B. k Co., wholesale grocers, 2 Lemoine. 
 
 MttUm k Healy, grocers, provision .dealers and wine 
 and spirit merchants, 45 McQill, corner of Com- 
 missioners. 
 
 HuUins, Henry, butcher, 41 St. Anns Market. 
 
 Munderlnh, W. C, importer of staple and fancy dry 
 goods, 236 St. Paul. 
 
 Munson, Vf. L., general commission merchant, 
 McGill. 
 
 Munro, A., agent, Bank of Toronto, 9 Great St. 
 James. 
 
 Munro, David, foundry, machine shop, proprietor 
 Eastern Steam Saw and Planing Mill, Munro's 
 Block, Lagaucheti^.re. 
 
 Munro, Daniel, plumber and gssfitter, 13 Bonaven- 
 ture. 
 
 Munro, P., physician and surgeon, Dorchester, cor. 
 St. Charles, BorromSe. 
 
 Murison, W. L., commission merchant, Young's 
 Buildings, McGill. 
 
 Munro, Hector, contractor, 214 Dorchester. 
 
 Murphy, Duniel, saddle and harness maker, 26 
 Jacques Cartier Square. 
 
 Murphy, H , grocer, 28 Murray, Griffintown. 
 
 Murphy, James, grocer, 89 St. .Mary. 
 
 Murphy, James Rainbow Saloon keeper, 139 Notre 
 Dame. 
 
 Murphy, Jeremiah, blacksmith, 20 St. Bernard. 
 
 Murphy, Jno., blacksmith, 09 .St. (.'harlen, Borrom6e. 
 
 Murphy, John, painter, glazier and paper hanger, 
 McGill. 
 
 Murphy, M., clerk, Post Office. 
 
 Murphy, Matthew, raerchiint, 19 Durham. 
 
 Murphy, P. A., merchant, 2 Southwell Place. 
 
 Murphy, P. S, treasurer, Canadian Rubber Com- 
 pany. 
 
 Murphy, Wm., turner, 24 Bleury. 
 
 Murphy Brothers, frtnoy and staple dry goods mer- 
 chants, dealers in hoop skirts, &u., 278 Notre 
 D.ime. 
 
 Murray, Edward, fruit dealer, 27 St. George. 
 
 Murray, George, engineer, Centic. 
 
 Murray, James, clothing. 50 McGill. 
 
 Murray, James, boot and shoemaker, 42 Compeati. 
 
 Murray, Jnhn, contractor, 78 Lagauchetibre. 
 
 Murray, John, messenger, Molsoa'a Bank, 40 Great 
 St. James. 
 
 Murray, P., tavern keeper. 24 St. Paul. 
 
 Murray, Wm., manager Montreal Assurance Co.,' 
 9 Great St. James. 
 
 Murray & Co., wholesale and retail dealers in hooka 
 knd stationery, 176 Notre Dame. 
 
 Murtagh, L , grocer. Centre, St. Gabriel Farm. 
 
 MUSSEN, THOMAS, wholesale and retail silk mer- 
 cer and haberdasher, importer of British, French, 
 and India fancy goods, velvet, tapestry, Brussels 
 Imperial fine and superior carpets, rugs, druggita, 
 mats, &c., corner Notre Dame and St. Lambert. 
 
 Mussleman, E., collector, new City Gas Co., corner 
 St. Gabriel and Little St. James. 
 
 MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY of the 
 city of Montreal, office. No. 1, corner St. Sacra- 
 ment and St. Francois Xavier. 
 
 MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY of the 
 District of Montreal, No. 1 St. Sacrament and 
 St. Francois Xavier. 
 
 Mutual Life Assurance Company of New York, M. 
 H. Qiiiilt, agent, 45 St. Franyois Xavier. 
 
 Myei Hyman, batter and furrier, 97 McGill. 
 
 Myert, 5* .chael, commission merchant, 24 St. Mar- 
 garet. 
 
 Myers, Nicholas, tinsmith, 291 Mignoune. 
 
 Myette, J., painter and glazier, 76 Boaaveuture. 
 
 Myette, Joseph, painter, 13 Alexander. 
 
 Naigle, C. P., deputy chief of police. 
 
 Nash, Fred'k, assistant accountant, Ontario Bank, 
 corner Place d'Armes and Great St. James. 
 
 NATIONAL EXPRESS CO., D. T. Irish, agent, 8 
 and 4 Place d'Armes. 
 
 Natural History Society, Wm. Hunter, cabinet keep- 
 er. University avenue, corner Cathcart. 
 
 Neaveau, E., painter, 85 St. Charles Borroro6e. 
 
 Neill, Alexander, accountant and general agent, 18 
 Hospital. 
 
 Nelson, Alfred, physician and surgeon, 21 Little St. 
 James. 
 
 Nelson, Horace, physician and surgeon, 21 Little St 
 James. 
 
 Nelson, Wodford, physician and surgeon, 21 Little 
 St. James. 
 
 Nelson, J. & J., importers of cloths and woollen 
 goods, 274 St. Paul. 
 
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 NELSON ft WOOD, importers and wholesale deal- 
 ers in brooms, wooden war and fancy goods, 19 
 8t. Peter (see card, p. 442). 
 
 Neptane Marine losnranoe Co., Simpson ft Betbane, 
 agents, 59 St. Francois Xavier. 
 
 Nery, James, painter and glazier, jco., No. 6 Wel- 
 lington. 
 
 Netoyenne, Antoine, roofer, 41 Beandry. 
 
 Neville, John, wood merchant, 123 Bonaventure. 
 
 New City Gas Works, Qabriel, comer Ann, Grifiin- 
 town. 
 
 New England House, T. E. Woodbury, proprietor, 
 27 College. 
 
 NEW ENGLAND SALOON, C. McCormick, proprie- 
 tors, corner of Craig and Herniine. 
 
 New England Society, H. A. NeUon, president, 19 
 St. Peter. 
 
 Newbold, John C, druggist, 79 Vitr6. 
 
 Newcomb, Wm., civil engineer, 96 Dorchester. 
 
 Nichols, Charles, Collegiate school, 12 Great St. 
 James. 
 
 Nicholson, George, butcher, 18 St. Johns Market. 
 
 Nicholson, Jos. J., book keeper for Charles Garth, 
 oflBce at the foundry, house 9| Water. 
 
 Nicholson, Robert, butcher, 17 St. Anns Market. 
 
 Nicholson, P. & Co., flag yard, 147 Craig. 
 
 Nicholds, James, manufacturer of gold loaf, rear 83 
 Alexander. 
 
 Nichol, John, brush manufacturer, 50 McOill, up 
 stairs. 
 
 Nield, Edward, commission merchant, 6 St. Eloi. 
 
 Nimmo, Alexander, brush maker, 101 St. Urbain. 
 
 Niquet, S., sergeant of police, 121 St. Joseph. 
 
 Nivin, Wm. & Co., commission merchants, 267 and 
 269 St. Paul. 
 
 Noack, R. C, tobacconist, 86 Great St. James. 
 
 NO AD, JEFFERY & CO., commission and shipping 
 merchants, 12 Common. 
 
 Noel, A., milliner, 85 St. Mary. 
 
 Nolan, James, butcher, St. Gabriel Market 
 
 Noon, Wm., book keeper, Canadian Inland Steam 
 Nayigation Company, 21 Great St. James. ' 
 
 Nord eimer, A. & S., piano forte and musical instra- 
 meut dealers, 59 Great St. James. 
 
 Norea, Jean, biscuit baker, 30 Valine. 
 
 Normand, Jacques, contractor, St. Hubert. 
 
 Normand, J. Bte., grocer, 126 Montcalm. 
 
 Normandeau, Isidore, blacksmith, 74 St. Antoine. 
 
 Normundeau, L. J. Bte., advocate, 81 St. Vincent. 
 
 Normandeau, P. H. N., notary public, 13 St. Emery. 
 
 Normandin, Adolphe, brush maker, 64 St. Lewis. 
 
 Normandin, Andr6, butcher, 21 Bonsecours Market. 
 
 Norris, John, carpenter, Little William, opposite 
 Recollet Church. 
 
 NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSUR- 
 ANCE COMPANY, Henry, J. Johnston, secretary, 
 4 and 5 Merchants' Exchange (see card, opposite 
 inside back cover). 
 Notman, R., commission merchant, 29 Berthelot. 
 Notman, Wm. , photographer, 9 Bleury. 
 Noyes, Isaac L., packing case manufacturer, St. 
 
 Fran; ois Xavier, corner Craig. 
 Num, George, house and sign painter, 99 Fortifica- 
 tion Lane. 
 Nutter, John D., banking and exchange ofiSce, 6 
 
 Place d'Armes. 
 Nye, T., advocate, 51 Little St. James. 
 Oakes, P., contractor, rear 3 Hermine. 
 Oatman, B. L., trader, 68 Great St. James. 
 O'Brien, James, clerk, Montreal Water Works. 
 O'Brien, Rev. M., parish Priest, St. Anns Church. 
 O'Brien, P., inkeeper, St. Paul. 
 
 O'Brien, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 24 Recollet. 
 O'Brien, Wm., agent. Grand Trunk Railway, 7 Plao« 
 
 d'Armes. 
 O'Brien, James & Co., wholesale and retail clothiers 
 
 and outfitters, 87 McGill and 27 Recollet. 
 0' Bryan, W. J., merchant cooper, Prince, off Wel- 
 lington 
 O'Bryan, Mrs. W. J., embroidery and academy, 64 
 
 Craig. 
 O'Carroll, Terrence, butcher, 3 St. Anns Market. 
 O'Connell, Jeremiah, crockery, 80 8c. Anns Market. 
 O'Connell, Richord, contracJor, 32 St. Maurice. 
 O'Connell, T., grocer, William, corner McCord, 
 
 Griffintown. 
 O'Connor, D., provision merchant, 108 Foundling. 
 O'Connor, Denis, butcher, 2 St. Anns Market. 
 O'Connor, Denis, cooper, 16 Queen. 
 O'Connor, Edward J., grocer, 139 Mountain. 
 O'Connor, John, clerk City Treasurer's Office, 28 
 
 Perthius. 
 O'Connor, John & Edward, coopers, 18 Queen, 
 O'Dell, A., general agent for agricultural and do- 
 
 mestic machinery, John, near Great St. James. 
 O'Donnell, J., grocer, 87 St. Mary. 
 O'Donnell, John, contractor, St. Martin. 
 OERTEL ALBERT C, firm of Oertel ft Co,, house 
 
 Cote St. Paul. 
 OERTEL ft CO., forwarding merchants and general 
 
 agents, 66 and 67 Commissioners. 
 Office of the Fabriqne, E. A. DuBois, Secretary, 16 
 
 Little St. Joseph. 
 Ogden, S. & Co., commission merchants, 12 and 14 
 
 St. Helen. 
 OGILVIE, A. W. ft CO., miiuufacturers, flour, pot 
 and pearl barley, &c., 92 Foundling, corner Port, 
 mills at St. Gabriel Locks 
 OGILVY & CO., importers of staple and fancy dry 
 
 goods, 291 St. Paul, corner St. Peter. 
 O'Grady, James, painter, 20 St. Joseph. 
 O'Grady, Mrs., registry oflfice for servants, 20 St. 
 
 Joseph. 
 0' IJara, Martin, fruit dealer, Craig. 
 O'Hara, Michael, painter, 115 Fortification Lane. 
 O'Hara, Miss B. T., milliner and dressmaker, 71 
 
 Craig. 
 O'Hearn, Patrick, upholsterer, 19 St. Germain. 
 O'HEIR, JAMBS, wholesale clothing and outfitting 
 
 establishment, 68 McGill. 
 O'Kane, .Joseph, carriage maker, Lagaucbetiire, cor- 
 ner St. Dominique. 
 O'Keane, John, house, sign, and ornamental painter, 
 
 22 Great St. James. 
 O'Keefe, George, advocate, 15 St. Constant. 
 O'Leary, James, grocer, 86 Bonaventure. 
 O'Leary, John, detective, 60 St. George. 
 O'LEARY, DR. P., physician and surgeon, 113 and 
 
 115 St. Joseph (see card, p. 882). 
 O'Leary, M. & Son, manufacturers and dealers in 
 
 boots and shoes, 7 and 9 St. Joseph. 
 Ollendorf, M., wholesale importerer of watches and 
 
 jewellry, 262 Notre Dame. 
 O'Loughlin, Martin, grocer, 70 Prince, GriflBntown. 
 O'Meara, M., carriage manufacturer, rear 26 Great 
 
 St. James. 
 O'Neill, James, grocer, William, corner Barr6 Lane. 
 O'Neill, Martin, grocer, Bonaventure, corner Moan- 
 tain. 
 Ontario Bank, Henry Stames, manager, corner 
 
 Place d'Armes and Great St. James. 
 Oppenheimer, £., importer of cigars and tobacco, 66 
 
 St. Mary. 
 O'Regan, Thomas, butcher, 1 St. Anns Market. 
 
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 O'Reilly, Chriatopher, groeer, 30 MoanUin. 
 Orford, Jonathan, foreman, 16 St. Peter. 
 Orr ft Co., grocers. 88 8t. Lawrence Main. 
 OfBali, Tbo0., clerk of Papioeau Market, 15 Papi- 
 
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 Osborn, M., barber, ho , 86 St. Mary. 
 Oaboriie, Smitli & Co., oommimioa merehante, 8 
 
 Common. 
 Osier, Joseph, carpenter, 132 Amherit. 
 Ostell, John, architect, door, Baah and blind manu- 
 factory, St Gabriel Locks, IS CraiR, B. H. Terrace 
 O'Sullivan, Michael, fruit depot, St. Peter, near 
 
 Qreat St. Junes. 
 Ott, Albert M,, fancy box maker, 86 St. Charles 
 
 Borromee. 
 Ott & Bankbaj^e, agent* and importers of French 
 
 and German pooda, 285 St. Paul. 
 OTTAWA HOTEL, Samuel Browning, proprietor, 
 
 78 & 80 Great St. James. 
 Ottner. Joseph, engrufet, 72 Sangninet. 
 Ouimet, K., carriane raanufnctarer, yj St. Antoine, 
 Ouimet, Godeon, Mi tit. Dennis. 
 Ouimet, I., advocate, 66 St. Denis. 
 Oatbet, John, butcher, 43 St. Anns Market. 
 Outhet, Rickison, butcher, 49 St. Anns Markft. 
 Owens, Frank, hotel proprietor, 12!) Notre Dame. 
 Owler, Mrs., dnncing academy, 10 St. Gabriel. 
 Owler, Mrs. A W., grocer, 28 St. Charles, Borrom6e. 
 Owler, Mrs. Wm., millinery, 19 .St. Gabriel. 
 Owler & Stevenson, book and job printers, 41 St. 
 
 FranyoiH Xavier. 
 Oxlcy, Edmund, accountant for the International 
 
 Life Assurance Society of London, 68 St Franfuis 
 
 Xavier. 
 Pacific Mutual Insurance Co., of New York, H. M. 
 
 Gault, agent, 45 St. Fran9ois Xavier. 
 Page, Adolphe, boot and ahoemaker, 19 St. Andr6. 
 Page, D. P., manufacturer of threshing, mowing, 
 
 and reaping machines, Wellington. 
 Page, Samuel & Son, manufacturers of varnish, &c., 
 
 H. U. Bennett, agent, 6 St. Francois Xavier. 
 PAGELS, FREDEIIICK, tobacconist, 60 Great St. 
 
 James (see card, p. 382). 
 Paquette & Co., merchant tailors and clothiers, 164 
 
 St. Paul. 
 Paige, B. P. & Co., agricultural machine manufac- 
 turers, Wellington. 
 Paillon, J, B, gunsmith, 68 Notre Dame. 
 Paillon & MoKenna, plumbers i»nd gasfitters, 68 
 
 Notre Dame. 
 Painchaud, F., carriage maker, 16 Little Antoine. 
 Pairier & B^langer, milliners and dressmakers, 180 
 
 Notre Dame. 
 Pallascio, Guillanme, carpenter, 70 Bonaventure. 
 Palmer, F., junk dealer, 68 St. Mary. 
 Palmer, J. L., clerk. Post <Mce. 
 Palmer, Juhn, barber and wig maker, 125 Notre 
 
 Dame. 
 Palmer, John, proprietor of the Stranger's Hotel, 81 
 
 Commissioners. 
 PALSGRAVE, C. T., proprietor of the Montreal 
 
 Type Foundry, St. Helen. 
 Paltier. Hector, physician, Montreal.Dispensary, 109 
 
 Fortification Lane. 
 Panton, T. C, wholesale grocer, 18 and 20 St. Sa- 
 crament. 
 Pape, John & Co., staple and fancy dry goods, 298} 
 
 Notre Dame and 93 McOill. 
 Papin, Andr6, blacksmith, rear 140 Bleury. 
 Papin, Antoine, cabinet maker^ rear 140 Bleary. 
 Papin, Joseph, nail maker, 103 Montcalm. 
 Papineau, G. F. notary public, 1 Papineaa Place. 
 
 Papioean, Edmond, batcher, St. Antoine Market. 
 
 Papinean, J., manufaeturer and dealer in furaitur*, 
 24 St. Lawrence Main. 
 
 Papineau, NapoK^on, ahoemaker, 140 St. Lawreuo* 
 Main. 
 
 Papineau, Stani8la<<, cabinet maker, IM Sanguinet. 
 
 Papineau, Z., dry goods, 60 St. Joseph. 
 
 Papineau, A. & Co., grain and flour dealers, 52 St 
 Joseph. 
 
 Papineau, D. E. k C. F., notaries public, 2o Liitl* 
 .St. James. 
 
 Paquet, L , tavern keeper, corner ('raig and De Sals- 
 berry. 
 
 Paquet, M., grocer, 35 ValU^e. 
 
 Paquet, Naroisse, dry goods, 154 St. Paul. 
 
 Paquin, Charles, organ builder, 65 Bonaventure. 
 
 I'liquin & Dumesnil, merchants, 1H7 St. Mary. 
 
 Pardellian, J. B, auctioneer and commisDion mer- 
 chant. 23 St. Joseph. 
 
 Piir6, Alfred 0., dry goods and millinery, 45 St. 
 Lnwrence Main. 
 
 Par<S, 11 , iron dealer. 230 aud 241 St Paul. 
 
 Pan;, Joan Bte., grain dealer, 121 Wolfe. 
 
 Parent, Fi'-lix, painter, 6 City Councillors. 
 
 Parent, P., root beer mnnufacturer, 28 Mayor. 
 
 Paris, Joseph, cooper, 1H7 St. Lawrence Kf^in. 
 
 Paris, Laurent, lumber dealer, 164 CraiR. 
 
 Pariseau, C. A., advocate, 81 St. Vincent. 
 
 Pariseau, C. K, manufacturer and dealer in furni- 
 ture. 273 Notre Dame. 
 
 Pariseau, Mile., milliner, 22 St. Lawrence Main. 
 
 Pariseau, Thos., cabinet maker, upholsterer, an4 
 furniture dealer, 72 Great St. James. 
 
 Park, George, ganger, 95 Naiaretb, Griffintown. 
 
 Park, Mrs. J. C., milliner, 27 St. Joseph. 
 
 PAKKKR, A. DAVIDSON, secretary, Scottish Pro- 
 vincial Assurance Company, Toupin's Buildings, 
 Place d'Armes ; residence, 4 Burnside's TerraM 
 (see card, p. 446). 
 
 Parker, James, cooper, 82 Naxareth, Griffintown. 
 
 Parker, R. boot and shoe maker, 25 Wellington. 
 
 Parker, T., dyer and scourer. 149 St. Joseph. 
 
 Parker, Wm., shoemaker, 72 McGill. 
 
 Parkin, James, dealer in ladies outfittiugs, milli- 
 nery, &c., 168 Notre Dame. 
 
 Parkson, John, stair manufacturer, 319 St. Joseph. 
 
 I'arkyn, Wm., hydraulic works. Cote 8t. Paul. 
 
 Parroult, P , proprietor St. George billiard room, 
 84 Great St. James. 
 
 Parslow, John, stationer and account book manu- 
 facturer, 2 V2 St. Paul. 
 
 PARSONS, E. H., editor Montreal Commtrdal Ad- 
 vf.rtiser, St. Alexis. 
 
 PAUSONS & FINNY, proprietors Montreal 'Otm. 
 mtrcial Advertiser, St. Aloxis. 
 
 Pashby & Robertson, butchers, 26 St Anns Market. 
 
 Patel, P., confectionery and fruit, 68 St. Joseph. 
 
 Patenaude, C, merchant tailor, 198 Notre Dame. 
 
 Patenaude, Misses, dressmakers, 62 St. Dominiqns. 
 
 Paterson, C., furniture, 119 St. Joseph. 
 
 Peterson, James, blacksmith, 82 William. 
 
 Paterson, John, blacking manufacturer, 277 Lagati- 
 chetiftre. 
 
 Paterson, Wm., tobacconist, corner Notre Dame and 
 McOill. 
 
 Patrent, Mrs., saloon, 5 St. Mary. 
 
 Paton, Laird, carpenter and builder, 2 Peel. 
 PATON, THOMAS, general manager. Bank of Brit- 
 ish North America, residenoe Ontario Avenue, 
 office 309 Sherbrooke. 
 Patry, Frangois, grocer, 9 Papineau Square. 
 Patry, Michel, grocer, Dorchester, corner Durham. 
 
 ELEGANT IRON RAILING, MANUFACTURED BY IVES k ALLEN. 
 29 
 
 (See eard, p. 892.) 
 
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460 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 
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 Pkttee, H. H., agent Tremont Md Boiton Telegraph 
 
 Company, 88 St. f ran^oie Xavier. 
 Patterhun, Alexander, piaoofurta maker, Labelle. 
 PatterBon, James, mauufaoturer of agricultural im- 
 
 plenieuta, William. 
 Pi^tterson, John, anclioneer, Commorcial Chambera, 
 
 St. Saerament. 
 Pat'-mon, Wm., litery slable keeper, 17 Cdt6. 
 PalterBon, Wm. J., aeoretary Board of Trade,^Com 
 
 Exchange Rooms. 
 Patton, Horatio N , land agent, Qrand Trunk Rail- 
 way. 
 Patton, S. 0., dealer in coal oil, lamps, "li'mneys, 
 
 wicks, &c., 36 St. Francois Xavier. 
 Patton, Thomas, dealer in clothing, Bonseoours 
 
 Market. 
 Patton, Thomas, hardware merchant, 197 St. Paul. 
 Patton, Wm., blacksmith, 10( St. Qermain. 
 PATTON, JOHN & CO., importers of cbiuo, glass 
 
 and enrthcuware, 73 Great 8t. James (see card, 
 
 p. 444). 
 PATTON, S. O. & CO., dealers in coal oil and 
 
 lamps, St. Fran9ois Xavier (lice card, p. 412.) 
 PATTON, THOMAS k BRO , wholesale and retail 
 
 clothiers and outfitters, 85 McQill (eee card, 
 
 p. 440). 
 Paul, .Antoine, butcher, 89 St. Anns Market. 
 Paul, Henry, grocer, 62 St. Catharine. 
 Pauliu, Samuel, dry goods, 142j| St Paul. 
 Pause, Mrs. C, grocer, Hoohelaga. 
 Pauze, Charles, tobaooonist, 7 St. Claude. 
 Pauze, 0. , fruit store Craig. 
 Parie, Fran9ois, tinsmith, 144 St Mary. 
 Paxton & Bros., stave and barrel factory, C6te St. 
 
 Paul, 
 Payant, J., boot and shoemaker, 88 St, Joseph. 
 PAyi<:TTB, CHARLES, bookseller and stationer, 
 
 book-binder, blank book manufacturer 142 St, 
 
 Paul (see card, p. 444). 
 Payette, Eugdue, carpenter and buil'.^er, 76 St. An- 
 
 toine. 
 Payette, John, grocer, 40 Labelle. 
 Payette, Joseph, grooer, 26 Dorchester. 
 Payette, Joseph, hair dresser, 61 St. Paul. 
 Payette, N., confectioner, 218} St. Joseph. 
 Payette & Perrault, stone cutters, 19 Craig. 
 Peacock, John, watchmaker and jeweller, 23 Little 
 
 St James. 
 Peacock, Wm., plumber and gas fitter, 08 Notre 
 
 Dome. 
 Peacock, Wm., Jobber and prise cricket hat manu- 
 facturer, 1 1 Victoria Square. 
 PaMock, II. k Co., watchmakers and jewellers, 144 
 
 lH{|#e Dame. 
 Pearson, James, butcher, 11 St. Lawrence Market. 
 PECK, THOMAS & CO., manufacturers of iron, 
 
 out nails, spikes, &.O., 227 St. Paul, works, S. S. 
 
 Canal. 
 Peel, Thomas, brickmaker and builder, St. Elisa- 
 beth, n<>ar Shcrbrooke. 
 Pegnim, Charles, grooer, 97 Wellington. 
 Pelegrini, Charles, boot and shoemaker, and dealer, 
 
 100 Notre Dame and 48 Jacques Cartier Square. 
 PELL, A. J , carver, gilder and picture frame manu- 
 facturer, 86 Great St. James (see card, p. 882). 
 PELL, J, E., travelling and general agent, 86 Great 
 
 St. James. 
 Pelland, Alex., hotel keeper, 24 Jacquea Cartier 
 
 Square. 
 Pellar, Wm., lumber dealer, Notre Dan«. 
 Pellerin, J., shoemaker, 849 St. Mary. 
 Palleticr, F. X., butcher, Bonaecours Market 
 
 Pelletier, D., mannfaetnrer and wholewla and re- 
 tail dealer in boota and ihoea, 122 Notre Dame. 
 
 Pelletier, Tonssaint, painter, 176 St. Lawrenoe. 
 
 Peltier, Adolphe A., notary, 60 Saiigninet. 
 
 Peltier, Ambroise, bailiff, 181 Ambernt. 
 
 Peltier, O., accountant. La Banque de Pcuple. 
 
 Peltier, Hector, physician, 66 Craig. 
 
 I'eliier, Louis, merchant, 22 St. Urbain. 
 
 Penoier, Jean, tinner, 95 Visitation. 
 
 Penn, William, blacksmith, 30 St. George. 
 
 Penncr, John, secretary. Turnpike Roads 0£Sce, 18 
 Great St. James. 
 
 Penny, E, G., editor Montreal Jlrrald and Daily 
 Cummerrial Gazette, 209 Notre Dnrae. 
 
 Penny, Wilson & Co., proprietors Montreal Herald 
 and Daily Commercial Oazette, 209 Notre Dame. 
 
 Pepin, Miss A , grocer, Cote St. Louis. 
 
 Pepin, Miss M., milliner, 145 St. Lawrence Main. 
 
 Pepin, Paul, grocer, St. F^lix, near St. .loseph. 
 
 Perkins, John A., lumber merchant, 16 Beaver Hall 
 Terrace. 
 
 Perkins, John A., jun., advocate, 41 Little St. 
 James. 
 
 Perras, M^dard, grocer, 132 St. Catherine. 
 
 Perrault, A., pressman Montreal Qazette, 80 Great 
 St. Jamea. 
 
 PERRADLT, CHARLES DUDE, advocate, 24 St, 
 Vincent. 
 
 Perrault, DnviJ, contractor, cemetery. 
 
 Perrault, Edward, butcher, 13 Bonseoours Market. 
 
 Perrault, Eloi, leather merchant, 233 St. Paul. 
 
 Perrault, Francois, grooer, 163 Montcalm. 
 
 Perrault, H. M., architect, 06 St. Frunyoia Xavier. 
 
 Perrault, J., baker, 96 St. .Joseph. 
 
 Perrault, J., Toupin's Buildings, Place d'Armea. 
 
 Perrault, Louis, book and job printer, 22 St. Vin- 
 cent. 
 
 Perreault, E., butcher, Bonseoours Market. 
 
 Perrigo, John, clerk, Bonseoours Market. 
 
 Perrin, C, clerk Montreal Water Works ol «. 
 
 Perrin, C. F. . dealer iu dry goods, 107 St. Puul. 
 
 Perriu, Ferdinand, dry goods, &c., 47} Notre Dame. 
 
 Perrin, J,, Octave,, boot and shoemaker, 26 Moun- 
 tain. 
 
 Perry, George, fire engine builder and blacksmith, 
 64 Craig. 
 
 Perry J., boot nntl shoemaker, 261 Notre Dame. 
 
 Perry, Wm., fire engine builder, 121 Fortification 
 Lane. 
 
 PERRY, M. L. & CO., wholesale and retail deal- 
 ers iu groceries, liquors, ftc, 65 St. Lawrence 
 Main. 
 
 Petelle, Pnul, baker, 68 St. Joseph. 
 
 Petel, Rt^gis, butcher 118 St. Dominique. 
 
 Peynn, Wm., butcher, 49 St. Anus Market. 
 
 Pezant, Mrs., saloon, Craig. 
 
 Pfuderer, John, boot and shoemaker, 47 Vitrd. 
 
 Pharon, Alpbonse, butcher, St. Antoine Market. 
 
 Phclan, Andrew, horse shoer and farrier, 111 La- 
 gauchiti^re. 
 
 Phulan, Joseph, grooer, 79 3t. Lawrenoe Main. 
 
 Phelan, J. iJ., corresponding English clerk, and 
 assistant editor of the Lower Canada Journal of 
 Kdutalion. 
 
 PHELANE & LOW, produce brokers and commis- 
 sion merchants, 4 St. Sacrament. 
 
 Philbin, Riohard, oontraetor, Stanley near St. Ca- 
 tharine. 
 
 Pbillipa, Edwin, watchmaker and Jeweller, 90i 
 MoGill. 
 
 PbilliM, W. E., director of the Montreal and Cbaa- 
 plain Railway. 
 
 IVES k ALLEN, HARDWARE MANDFACTUREBS, CITY FOUNDRT, MONTREAL. (Se« card, p. 892 ) 
 
I wholeMle and r«- 
 122 Notre Dame. 
 6 St. Lawreno*. 
 Saiigninet. 
 mberst. 
 lue de Pcuple. 
 raig. 
 Urbain. 
 ion. 
 
 It. Qeorge. 
 ke Roads OfBoe, 18 
 
 JIfrald and Daily 
 9 Dnnie. 
 
 rs Montreal Herald 
 e, 209 Notre Dame. 
 
 Louis. 
 3t. Lawrence Main, 
 tear St. .losepb. 
 ant, 16 Beaver llall 
 
 late, 41 Little St. 
 
 Catherine. 
 1/ Oazelte, 80 Great 
 
 I, advocate, 24 St. 
 
 ctery. 
 
 Sonsecourti Market. 
 
 . 233 St. Paul. 
 
 »Iontcalm. 
 
 t. Fran§oi8 Xavier. 
 
 Place d'Armea. 
 rinter, 22 8t. Vin- 
 
 irs Market. 
 
 B Market. 
 
 p Works o'i e. 
 
 Is, 107 St. P.jul. 
 
 3., 47J Notre Dame. 
 
 Qemaker, 2ti Moun- 
 
 er and blacksmith, 
 
 61 Notre Dume. 
 •, 121 Fortilication 
 
 ^1e nod retail deal- 
 I 05 St. Lawreuoe 
 
 ph. 
 
 miiiique. 
 is Market. 
 
 iker. 47 Vitr6 
 kntoine Market, 
 id f)irricr. 111 La- 
 
 awrenoe Main. 
 iHglish clerk, and 
 Canada Journal of 
 
 )ker8 and oommis- 
 
 at. 
 
 Mley near St. Ca- 
 
 lod Jeweller, 90) 
 
 jatreal and Cham- 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 461 
 
 See card, p, 892.) 
 
 PHILLIPS k CO., eommission merchants and ship- 
 ping agents, oorner St. Nicholas and St. Saera- 
 meni (see card, p. 444). 
 Phillips & Wand, plasterers, 9 Balmoral. 
 Phoenix Coach Works of Canada, Clovis Ledue, pro- 
 prietor, 42 St Autoine. 
 Pbceuis Fire Insurance Company of London, Gil- 
 lespie, Moffatt & Co., agents, 182 St. I'aul. 
 Pboeiiix Insurance Company, of Hartford, Connecti- 
 cut, R. Wood, agent, 62 St. Francois Xavier. 
 Picard, Louis, butcher, II St. Anns Market. 
 Picard, Louis, tobaocuni!<t, 25 St. Dominique. 
 Picai'lt, Charles, M. D., 4t> Notre L'> me. 
 Pioauli, P. E., physLciaa, 46 Notre Dikme. 
 PICAULT k SON, physicians and druggists, 42 
 
 Notre Dame (see card, p. 444). 
 Piuh^, Ambroise, grocer, Cdte St. Louis. 
 Pichu, Joseph, baker, 136 St. Catharine. 
 Pickett, Henry E , fruit dealer, St. John, corner 
 
 Great St. James. 
 Pickup, E., news depot and postage stamp office, 20 
 
 Great St. James and 07 St. Francois Xavier. 
 Pigeon, John, grocer, Wellington, Point St. Charles. 
 Pigeon, Naruisse, brewer, Uochelaga, near Toll Gate. 
 Pillar, Win., lumber merchant, 34 Notre Dame. 
 Pilon, Frs., boot and shoemaker, 207) St. Joseph. 
 Pilot, Joseph, grocer, 273 St. Joseph. 
 Plamondon, J., grocer, Dorchester, corner Durham. 
 Plantageuet Mineral VVater Depot, 6 Place d'Armes. 
 Plauve, Michel, fruit store, 204 St. Catharine. 
 Plimsol, J., accountant, Toupin's Building, Place 
 
 d'Armes. 
 Plinguet & Laplunte, editors and proprietors I'Ordre, 
 
 8)S St Gabriel. 
 PLUNKETT & BRADY, engineers and surveyors, 
 
 71 Groat St. James, St. James' Buildings. 
 Poiiras, P. U., butcher, 6 St Anns Market. 
 Poitras, Thomas, tinsmith, 83 German. 
 Poitras & Crevier, tinsmiths, and general stove 
 
 warehouse, 42 and 44 Great St. James. 
 Polan, James, grocer, Bonaveuture, cor. Seigneurs, 
 Pomrny, A., boot and shoemaker, 57 St. Mary. 
 Pont, Joseph, saloon, 179 Craig. 
 Pontbriant, C, tobacconist, 25 Campeau. 
 Pope, Capt. J., town ranjor, 62 Notre Dame. 
 Popham, John, advocate, 48 Little St. James. 
 POPHAM k SINCLAIR, manufacturers and whole- 
 •ale dealers in all kinds of boots and shoes, 287 
 and 289 St. Paul (see card, p. 448). 
 Popplewell, Mrs., fruits and confectionery, St. Mary. 
 Porchum, A., messenger, LaUanque da Peuple, 
 
 Great St. Barnes. 
 Porter, Miss, music teacher, 40 Cathcart. 
 Porterfleld k Lyon, money brokers. Place d'Armes. 
 Po8<i, C. Eugene, carriage painter, 66 Bonaventuro. 
 Post Office, Great St. James, Edward, S. Freer, 
 
 Postmaster. 
 Potter, Henry, photograph artist, 106) Notre Dame. 
 Puudrrt, Edward, grocer, St. Simon, corner Valine. 
 Ponlin, Antoine, cabinet .Maker, 127 St. Constant. 
 Poulin, Samuel, merchant tailor, and dealer in dry 
 
 goods, 144 St. Paul. 
 Poiipart, J., grocery 389 St. Mary. 
 Poulr6, Jean Baptista, oommissioa merohant, 4 
 
 Place Tourville. 
 Prants, Wm., brushmaker, 44 Inspeotor. 
 Pratt, N., cabinet maker, 33 St. Lawrence Main. 
 Pratt, W., groeer, Guy, Point St. Charles. 
 PRATT, JOHN k CO., dealers in hides, leftther 
 
 and oil, 201 St. Paul, eomer St. Kloi. 
 Prefontaioe, Perrault k Co., importera and dealers 
 in dry goods, fto., 81 Notre Dame. 
 
 Pregen, Louis J., agent and collector, 29 St. Yin* 
 
 cent. 
 Prendergast, James, produce broker, 17 Aylmer. 
 Prendergast, Peter, grocer, 40 Mountain. 
 Preniioe, John, brewer, Bernard. 
 Prentice, Moat & Co., atock and money brokers, 16 
 
 Merchants' Ezohnnge. 
 Prevost, C, boot ni\d shoe dealer, 14 Jacques Car* 
 
 tier Square. 
 Prevo.st, Rev. H. , president Catholic school commit- 
 
 sioniT'i. 
 Prevost, Octavo, tanner, 14 Jaques Cartier Square. 
 Prevost, v., confectioner, 280 Mignonne. 
 Prevost, A. & Co,, importers nnJ wholesale dealers 
 in dry goods ami groceries, 148 and 150 St. Paul, 
 and 13J and 131 Commissioners. 
 Price, John, butcher, 103 St. Dominique. 
 Price, John, grocer. Panel corner St. Mary, 
 Price, Mrs., grocery, 157 St. Mary. 
 Prince, H., importer aiid whole-ale dealer in music 
 
 and musical instruments, 145 Notre Dame. 
 Pring, Benjamin H., assistant clerk, City Bank. 
 Pringle, Thomas, millwright, St. Gabriel Locks. 
 Proctor, Charles D., grocer, 61 McGill. 
 Protestant Orphan Asylum, 631 St.. Catharine. 
 Provencal, Damas, butcher, 49 Beaudry. 
 Provencher, Ztipbirin, cont'eotioner, 167 St. Law- 
 rence Main. 
 Provincial Insurance Company, T. W. Griffith k Co., 
 agents, cor St Francois Xavier and St. Sacrament. 
 Provost, Andrei, tanner and shoemaker. Place 
 
 Jacques Cartier. 
 Provost, Fi'lix, painter, 20 Durham. 
 Provost, Octave, tanner and shoemaker. Place 
 
 Jacques Cartier. 
 Provost, R<)mi, bilker, 174 St. Charles Borrom^e. 
 Prowso & McFnrlane, manufacturers and dealers in 
 stoves, grates, hot 4ir fnrnnce.x, refrigerators, 
 japanned, planished and plain tinware, 66 Great 
 St. James. 
 Prud'bomme, Edouard, blacksmith, 186 Rangninet. 
 Pye, Robert, provision dealer, 71 Vilre. 
 Pyke, George, registrar, Prothonotary's office. 
 
 Court House. 
 Pyle, George, painter, 89 St. Lawrence Main. 
 Quarter Master General's Office, Craig, near San- 
 
 guinet. 
 Quebec Hotel, Joseph Belirean, proprietor, St. Paul, 
 
 opposite Market. 
 Queen Fire and Life Insurance Co., Union Build- 
 ings, 20 St. Francois Xavier, A. Mackeniie Forbes 
 resident secretary and general agent. 
 QUEVILLON, (MIARLES, importer and dealer ia 
 
 staple and fancy dry goods, 140 Notre Dame. 
 Qiievillon, Joscpti, butcher, 03 Durham. 
 Quinette, P., grocer, 80 St. Rlisabcth. 
 Quinn, Miss Mary Ann, milliner, dress, and mantle 
 
 maker, 17 St. Joseph. 
 Quintal, Madame, dry goods and millinery, %\ Notrt 
 
 Dame. 
 Quintal, M., grocery, cor. Wellington and Murray. 
 Qnintol, P. E , cabinet maker, 69 Craig. 
 Racettn, Jean Bte., grocer, Mignonne, corner St. 
 
 Dominique. 
 Raciot, Charles, poultry dealer, Bonseconrs Market. 
 Raoiot, Olivier, baker, 12 Craig. 
 Raciot, Romuald, livery stable keeper, rear 128 St 
 
 Constant. 
 RAE k MITCHELL, conimIs<iion merchants and 
 
 brokers, 28 St. Francois Xavier. 
 Rafter, J. A., dry goods merchant, 20 St. Lawrenee 
 Main. 
 
 STOVIM OF BVERY VARIETY, MANUPAOTORBD AT TilE CITY FOUNDRY. <Se« oard, p. 892.) 
 
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 Ir 1 i 
 
 452 
 
 MONTREAL 
 
 9 
 
 Ci3C. 
 
 tMOOm 
 
 THOMAS REDMOND, 
 
 MANUFAOTUfiER, 
 
 Keeps coDBtantly on hand th« following sixed 
 
 mmmi statioiary eigiies, 
 
 it by 12 ''^?^" i Do'^^l^ °' Sia8l«- I ^9 by ?6 *°°^' f ^^^^^l^ <>' Single. 
 
 ! "i 
 
 §^l 
 
 ;< 
 
 PORTABLE ENGINES, STEAM BOILERS, 
 
 Gas and Water Pipes, Valves, Iron Castings, Sec, 
 
 J. B. ROLLAND & FILS, . 
 
 IHPORTKRB or 
 
 BOOKS, PAPERS, AND PAPER HANGIMS, 
 
 IMAGES, PAINTINGS, &o.. 
 
 No. 8, ST. VINCENT STREET, 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 
 
 ANn WHOLSALE GBOCEBS. 
 
 Advances on Bills Lading and Bailway Receipts. 
 
 F1R$IT CLASS STORAOE A CEI^LARAGE, 
 
 87 COMMISSIONERS STREET, opposite BOYAL INSURANCE BUILOINaS, 
 
 3S^C O 2Sr T K. E -A. Xi . 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT ft CO., LITHOQRAPHBaS AND PRINTIRS, KINQ STREET, TORONTO 
 
ND, 
 
 GIIES. 
 
 or Single. 
 
 ILERS, 
 
 FILS, . 
 p'GINfiS, 
 
 t &0., 
 
 lANTS, 
 
 ceipts. 
 
 uiLDiNaa, 
 
 ■~~~— - - ■ — ■ ^^» 
 
 TORONTa 
 
 Kafter, John, drj goods merchant, 49 St. Lawrence 
 Main. 
 
 Baine, James, painter, 104 St. Cliarles Borromte. 
 
 Bambau A., St Co., flour dealers, 113 Commissioners. 
 
 EAMSAY, ALEXANDER, importer and whole-ale 
 dealer in paints, oils, window glass, putty, Tar- 
 nisbefl, &o., 21, 23 and 26 Recoltet (see card, 
 p. 448). 
 
 Ramsay, T. K., advocate, 81 Little St. James. 
 
 RAMSAY, WILLIAM M., manager Colonial Life 
 Assurance Company, 19 Great St. James (see 
 card opposite inside back cover). 
 
 Ranlcin, John, coramissiom merchant, 23 Hospital. 
 
 Ranson, E. L., accountant of Montreal Water Works. 
 
 Banson, John, boot and shoe dealer, 38 St. Charles 
 Borrom6e. 
 
 Raphael, T. W., commission merchant, 12 St. Sacra- 
 ment. 
 
 Rapin, Thdophile, hotel keeper, 3G St. Joseph. 
 
 Rashour, A , groCer, 169 St. Joseph. 
 
 Rastoul & Boyte, tinsmiths, 159 St. Joseph. 
 
 Ratelle, Eugene, barber, 165 St. Joseph. 
 
 Ratelle, Jean iUe., grocer, 74 Montcalm. 
 
 Rathbone, J., saloon, 16 Grey Nun. 
 
 Rattray, J. & Co., manufacturers of tobacco, snuff, 
 cigars, and dealers in tobaooonist's goods, 134 
 Notre Dame. 
 
 Ravage, N., milHnory, 140 St. Mary. 
 
 Raymond, Joseph, cooper, 6 St Christophe. 
 
 Raymond, 0., M. D., chemist and druggist, 34 St. 
 Mary. 
 
 Raymond, G. F. & Co.. manufacturers 'and^ dealers 
 in boots and shoes, 252 Notre Dame. 
 
 Raymond, Mrs. & Co , milliners, 31 Notre Dame. 
 
 Raymore, J. F. & Co., importers and wholesale deal- 
 ers in watches, jewelry, fancy goods, &c., commis- 
 sion agents, 200 Notre Dame. 
 
 Rea, David, jin., commission merchant, 98} 
 Foundling. 
 
 Read, Clement il Co., tobacco manufacturers, 8 St. 
 Maurice. 
 
 Rebstock, Iloenkh & Co., manufacturers of shelf 
 hardware, 26 Nazareth, Griffintown. 
 
 Reburn, W. A., dealer in dry goods, corner Welling- 
 ton and Natareth, Griffintown. 
 
 Reddy, John, grocer, 63 Colborne, Griffintown. 
 
 Reddy, John, physician, 88 Little St. James. 
 
 Reddy, Robert, baker, 10 St. Bernard. 
 
 REDMOND, T., general iron founder and marine 
 works, St. Gabriel Locks (see card, p. 462). 
 
 REDPATll. JOHN & SON, sugar refiners; office, 
 60 Commissioners ; works, St. Gabriel Locks. 
 
 REED, OliORQE W., slate and metal roofer; also, 
 denltor in mantles, chimney pieces, grates, &o., 
 148 Craig (see card, p. 448) 
 
 Reed, Wm., Custom house, forwarding and commis- 
 sion agent. Custom House Square. 
 
 REED, GEORGE W. & CO , manufacturers of lasts, 
 boot trees, spokes, hubs, &o., 86 Ann (see card, 
 p. 440). 
 
 Rees D. k Co., ourers of provisions, inspectors of 
 beef, pork, &c.; also, commission merchants, 
 Grey Nun. 
 
 Reeves, John J., merchant tailor, 284 Notre Dame. 
 
 Regnaud, F. J. V., land surveyor, 18 St. Dominique. 
 
 Rehaume, P., butcher, Bunsecours Market. 
 
 Reld, James, confectioner, 140 St. Antoiue. 
 
 Beid, Mm. John, milliner and dress maker, 117 
 Notre Dame. 
 
 Reld, Wm., carpenter and builder, 20 Craig. 
 
 BeUle, Joseph, P. L., surveyor and architect, 1 
 Place d'Armet Hill. 
 
 Reilly, Michael, grocer, Tannery, west. 
 Reilly, Wm., blacksmith, 41 Inspector. 
 Reilly, Wm., frnit dealer, 79^ Lngauchetiure. 
 Reinhardt, 0., bntober, Bonsecours Market. 
 Reinhardt, John, batcher, Boneeconrs Market. 
 Reinhardt, G. & Son, brewers, St. Mary, corner St. 
 
 Nicholas Tolentine. 
 Reiniger, George D , pork batcher, St. Lawrence 
 
 Market. 
 Reiniger, George F., contractor, 103 Wellington. 
 Religious Book and Tract Society Depository, 88 
 
 Great St. James. 
 Remillnrd, C, eating saloon, 108 Commissioners. 
 Remy, L. G. & Cu , wines, spirits, porter and ale 
 
 merchants, 15 Little St. Joseph. 
 Renaud, Adolphus F., wood merchant, 76 Montcalm. 
 Renaud, Charles, grocer, 83 St. Catharine. 
 Renaud, Folix, merchant, 63 St. Dominique. 
 Rcnsud, Henri, cooper, 62 Visitation. 
 Renaud, Ignace, importer of dry goods, wall paper, 
 
 Ac, 102 Notre Dame. 
 RENAUD, HON. LOUIS, flour, grain and provision 
 
 d«aler, 104 Foundling. 
 Ilcnaud, Jean, butcher, 29 Bonsecours Market. 
 Renaud, Pierre, boot and shoemaker, lOOMignonne. 
 Renaud, Richard, cigar maker and dealer, 128 St. 
 
 Joseph. 
 Renaud, Richard, musician 128 St. Joseph. 
 Renaud, Stanislas, painter, 103 Wolfe. 
 Renaud, T. D., lumber merchant, Craig, near Mont- 
 calm. 
 RENAUD, L. & CASSTDY, wholesale importers and 
 
 dealers in crockery, china, glass and earthenware, 
 
 204 St. Paul (see card. p. 448). 
 Biineur, Antoine, sen., eating house, C9 St. Paul. 
 Bennie, A. N., editor of the J/iin^rfa^ Tranteript, 17 
 
 Hospital. 
 Rer.nie, Louis, advocate, 110 Amherst. 
 Rensbaw, J., wood and lumber merchant, 88 Craig. 
 Kenwiok, Edward, ginger beer manufacturer, 834 
 
 St. Mary. 
 Rendry, Mr., grocery, 75 St. Joseph. 
 Reuter, Lionais & Co., importers of wines, brandies, 
 
 gin and cigars, 16 Hospital. 
 Revere, Joseph I., grocer, Pspinean Square. 
 Revoir, B^noni, boot and shoemaker, 100 Wolfe. 
 Rey, Claude, watchmaker and jeweller, 152 St. Panl. 
 Reynolds, Job, jun., tobacco manufacturer, 17 and 18 
 
 Common. 
 Reynolds, Mrs. P., boarfllng house, 133 Craig. 
 Reynolds, Richard, doiler in groceries, provisions, 
 
 &c., corner Uiirohester and Bleury. 
 Reynolds, Robert, printer, 166 Bleury. 
 Reynolds, Wm., grocer and provision dealer, 69 
 
 MuGill. 
 Rheaume, P , butcher, 27 Bonsecours Market. 
 Rhyroas, John, commission merchant, 6 St. Helen. 
 Ricard, Arthur, physician, 110 St Mary. 
 Ricard, F. J. D., advocate, 29 St. Vincent. 
 Ricard. Louis, advocate, 190 Craig. 
 Rice, Wm. H., wire worker, 19 Notre Dumo. 
 Richard, Joseph, butcher, Bonsecours Market. 
 Richard, LouIk, advocate, 196 Craig. 
 Richard, Louis, baker, 147 Sanguinet. 
 Rioharrlson, Isaac, plumber, 62 St. Peter. 
 Richardson, J. A., plumber and bell hanger, St. Peter. 
 Richardson, James, leather merchant, 263 St. Panl. 
 RichardHon, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 6<t 
 
 Wellington. 
 RICHRLiEU D.\ILY ROYAL MAIL LINE Of 
 
 STEAMURS, J. B. Lnmere, manager, Commission- 
 ers (see card, p. 428). 
 
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 SLBOAMT IRON RAILINQ, MANHFAOTUBBD BY IVES & ALLBN. (See card, p. 302.) 
 
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 194 St. Paul Street, 
 
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 Satlmaiixal, fautiral ^ IJib^nplital %nkmtn% 
 
 OPTICIA^ISr, &c. 
 
 No. 7 ST. URBAIN STREET, NEAR CRAIO, MONTREAL. 
 
 Patentee of ROSS' Patent Tiiermo-Electric Fire Alarm and Heat Detector. 
 
 (Patented March lOtb, 1803.) 
 
 This Instrument ia self-acting, and will gire notioe of the increase or decrease of heat at any degree 
 reqnired ; it will also convey that notice to an unlimited distance, continuing to ring until the teniperatar* 
 be corrected, and at the same time denoting in which apartment the change has tnken place. 
 
 It will therefore be readily understood that its uses are innumerable ; it can be used to regulate the 
 temperature of rooms for various purposes; to save grain in store from injury by heating; or plantx in » 
 green house from frost ; it is also valuable in chemistry and many other arts and manufactures ; and ia 
 addition to all its other uses, it can at the same time be relied on in case of Firm. 
 
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 C01HHEISSION MBR€HA!»TS» 
 
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 GRAIN, SEEDS, FLOUR, OATMEAL, CORNMEAL, BUTTER, 
 
 HAMS, LARD, POEK, BEEF, HSH, OILS, TEAS, &c. &o. 
 ■U":FI=>EK. OA.iTJ^D-A. 1^XXjXJ^:BJB' EXOILA.nSI"a-E, 
 
 (Comer of FoaBdling and Port Straetat) 
 
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 WnOLKSALB DBALKR IN 
 
 PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, CHEESE, BUTTER, &c. 
 
 119 COMMISSIONERS STREET, OPPOSITE ST. ANNS MARKET, MONTREAL. 
 
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 HAS 0ON8TANTLT ON UANO, A CHOIOI ABSORTMUIT OF 
 
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 455 
 
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 It at any degrrea 
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 ; or plsntx in % 
 hctares; and io 
 
 BUTTER, 
 
 ER, &c. 
 
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 I4 R.5 
 
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 [", TORONTO. 
 
 Riohelien, EJouard, botcher, Bonseooars Mnrket. 
 UieheUen, Francois, butcher, 40 Bonsecours Market. 
 Bichalieo, Jobo H., phjrsician and sargeon, 1?7 St 
 
 MaiT. 
 Biehelies, Jo^tph, buteber, 43 Bonseconra Market. 
 Biohlicn, Joseph, wood dealer, opp. 204 Visitation. 
 RICHELIEU NAVIGATION Co., J. B. Lamcre, 
 
 agent, J. N. Beaudry, secretary, 29 Commisiioners 
 
 (see card). 
 Richer, Ofide, adroeate, St. Lawrence Main. 
 RIDDELL, OLIVER, merchant tailor, 24 Great St. 
 
 James. 
 RIDDELL; THOMAS, bookseller, stationer and 
 
 newsdealer, 22 Great St. James. 
 Riddle, Josiah, sexton and cork cutter, 90 Fortifioa* 
 
 tion Lane. 
 Ride, George, blacksmith, 4 Beandry. 
 Riding School. A. W. Alloway, proprietor, 22 C6t6. 
 Ridley, James, grocer, St. Charles Borrom^e, corner 
 
 Lagaucheti^re. 
 Rielly, P. 0., letter carrier. Post Office. 
 Riendeau, Charles, painter, 87 Amherst. 
 Riendeau, Joseph, carriage maker, 168 St. Mary. 
 Rientard, F(5lix, notary, 195 Craig. 
 Riepert, Wm., cap manufacturer, 78 St. Lawrence 
 
 Main. 
 Riet, J. & F., grocers and spirit merchants, 83 St. 
 
 Paul. 
 Rigney, Michael, soap factory, liiS St. Lawrence 
 
 Main. 
 Riley, William, grocer, 840 St. Catherine. 
 Biminer, Alfred, wine merchant, 11 St. Sacrament. 
 Rimmer, Gann & Co., general commission merchants, 
 
 St. Peter. 
 Rin, James, baker, 88 Bonayenture. 
 Ringland & Ewart, importers and dealers in hoisery, 
 
 gloves, dry goods, 272 Notre Dame. 
 Rintoul, W. H,, commission merchant, 12 Merchants' 
 
 Exchange. 
 Ritchie, James H., innkeeper, 41 St. Paul. 
 Ritchie, John, saloon and grocery, 85 St. Joseph. 
 Ritchie, T. W., advocate, 29 Little St. James. 
 Bitebot, J. k. Fits, proTision merchants, 80 Commis- 
 sioners. 
 Ritobot, Napoleon, butcher, St. LawreLoe Mnrket. 
 RiTard, S., advocate, 29 St. Vincent. 
 Rivet, Edward, hotel keeper, Upper St, Lawrence 
 
 Main. 
 Rivet Franfois, grocer, 83 St. Paul. 
 Rivet, Joseph, photographic artist, 3 Sangulnet. 
 Rivet, Jules, grocer, 37 St Mary. 
 Rivet Louis, grocer, wine and spirit msrobant, 
 
 west corner Bonsecours Market. 
 Rivet, Naroi!<se, blacksmith, 214 St Catharine. 
 Rivi6re Hotel, Gravel and Crepeau proprietors, 190 
 
 Notre Dame. 
 Robb. Charles, engineer, surveyor^and patent agent, 
 
 68 St. Franfois Xavier. 
 Robb, Wm., builder, Devonshire Place, oomor La- 
 
 gauchetiAre. 
 Roberge, Narcisse, hatter, 140 St. Mary. 
 Robert, Frm9oi8, boot and shoemaker, 42 St. Mary, 
 Robert JosBph, contractor, 13 Rousseau. 
 Robert, Leon, inspector of flour, fll St Joseph. 
 Rober' Ludger, grocer, opposite 271 St Joseph. 
 Robert, N., OM-riage maker, Craig, near Visitation. 
 Robert Olivier, grocer, 228 MIgaonne. 
 Robert, P., boot and shoemaker, lfl8 St. Joseph. 
 Robert & Marsouin, grain merchants, 79 St. Paul. 
 Roberts, Charles, eleoirotyper, 112 Craig. * 
 
 Roberts, Gt'orge, contractor and builder, 248 La- 
 
 gauebetlAre. 
 
 ROBERTS. H. B., proprietor Exchange Hotel, 14 
 
 and 16 St. Joseph, corner St Henry (see card, 
 
 p. 408), 
 Roberts, Thomas, fmit dealer, 5 Woodyard. 
 Roberts, Wm., grocer, Grand Trunk, St Gabriel 
 
 Farm. 
 Roberts, Wm., book keeper, Bank of Upper Canada, 
 
 65 Great St. James. 
 Robertson A., clerk Post Offioe. 
 ROBERTSON, ALEXANDER, proprietor Caf6 BA- 
 
 collet, 277 Notre Dame (see card, p. 448). 
 Robertson, ArcbibaM, superiutendent of baggage 
 
 department Grand Trunk Railway. 
 Robertson, C, cabinet maker and undertaker 67 
 
 Craig. 
 Robertson, Duncan, stock broker, 26 St. Sacrament 
 Robertson, Henry, forwarder and commiMion mer- 
 chant, 67 and 68 Common, comer George. 
 ROBERTSON, JAMES, Canada Leadworks, 62, 64 
 
 and 66 Queen, Griifinton. 
 Robertson, Miss J., dressmaker, 61 Crag. 
 Robertson, R., groceries and provisions, 293 Notre 
 
 Dame. 
 Robertson, Wm., butcher, St. Anns Market 
 Robertson, A. & W., advocates, 40 Little St. James. 
 RobertaoD, Andrew & Co., importers and wholesale 
 
 dealers in dry goods, 263 St. Paul. 
 Robertson, Hutohins & Co,, wholesale grocers and 
 
 commission merchants, corner McQill and College. 
 Robillard, E., physician, Craig, corner St Denis. 
 Robillard, J. C, dealer in candles, 9 St Gabriel. 
 Robillard, Jos., oleik of the Cattle Market. 
 Robillard, Joseph, saloon, Bonsecours, corner Cham- 
 plain. 
 Robillard, Pierre, grocer, 126 Beandry. 
 Robinson, D., clerk. Post Office. 
 Robinson, Miss Emily, milliner and dressmaker, 80 
 
 St Joseph. 
 Robinson, George, boot and shoemaker, St Lambert, 
 
 corner Little St James. 
 Robinson, John, Iraker, 71 St. Charles liorrom^e. 
 Robinson, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 238 Notre 
 
 Dame. 
 Robinson, Mrs. Wm., milliner, St. Dominique, near 
 
 German Church. 
 Robinson, Thos., confectioner, 66 St. Nicholas Tol- 
 
 tine. 
 Robson, Geo., secretary, new City Gas Company, 
 
 corner Little St. James and St Gabriel. 
 Robson, Mrs. M., fancy goods and Berlin wool store, 
 
 260 Notre Dame. 
 Roob, Francois, cabinet maker, 105 St. Joseph. 
 Roche, John, grocer, 23 Catharine, GrilBatown. 
 Roohon, J., tailor, 22 Great St James. 
 Roohon, Jdremie, wheel wrigbt 201 St Lawrence 
 
 Main. 
 Rochon, Louis, jun., butcher, 260 Mignonne. 
 Rodden ft Co., manufacturers of carriage and sad- 
 dlery hardware, silver platers, &c., 296 St. Paul, 
 Rodden, Wro. & Co., proprietors .Montreal Foundry 
 
 and City Works, 91 to 99 William, salerooms 62 
 
 Great St. James. 
 Rodger 4 Qilmour, straw bonnet makers, 14 St. 
 
 Urbain. 
 Rodgors, Charles, fruit dealer, Bonsecours Market. 
 Rodgers, George, undertaker, 60 St. Constant 
 Rodier, Charles S., agricultural implement manufae- 
 
 turcr, St Peter, near St. Joseph. 
 Rodier, Paul A., undertaker, 6 Guy. 
 Roe, T. P., commission merchant and general agent. 
 
 Union Buildings, St. Francois Xavier. 
 Rogers, John, clerk, London and Colonial Bank. 
 
 IVES & ALLEN, HARDWARE MANUFACTURERS, CITY FOUNDRY, MONTREAL. (See card, p. 892.) 
 
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 |l0gal Jnstirant^ <![0mpang. 
 
 FIRE. 
 
 CAPITAL, 
 
 LIFE, 
 
 £2,000,000 
 
 STEKLINO. 
 
 ROYAL INSURANCE BUILDINGS, MONTREAL. 
 
 Insurances apinsi Fire are received upon nearly all descriplinns of Propertjf. 
 
 The Rates of Premium are exceedingly moderate, and governed in each case by a careful conaideration of tlio 
 Risli proposed. Tlie Royal has ever distinguished itself by its promptness und liberality in the settlement 
 of claims. In 1860 the remarkable position of the Royal, with respect to all other Offices, was thus shown : — 
 
 WAS MORE THAN 
 
 DOUBLE THAT OF AM OTHER COMPANY, 
 
 And more than 30 PER CENT, of the entire Increase of all the London Offices combined. Its increase was 
 also more than 80 PER CENT, of the entire Increase of the other Twenty-eight Country Offices combined. 
 
 It is highly satisfactory to state that, in ISiil, the Royol stood at the head of all Offices ; its Increase 
 being considerably more than 60 PER CENT, above that of the Company approaching nearest to it, and 
 actually more than one-sixth of the entire Increase of the remaining forty -throe Offices. 
 
 THE TOTAL FUNDS IN HAND NOW EXCEED £800,000. 
 ANNUAL INCOME, nearly iBSOO.OOO. 
 
 Speoial advantages of the Life Branch. 
 
 i 
 
 'I 
 
 }\ 
 
 PROFITS— LARQE PROPORTION RETURNED EVERY FIVE YEARS TO POLICIES THEN IN 
 
 EXISTENCE TWO ENTIRE YEARS. 
 
 ■xpaaae* ehlefljr borue 1»y the Fire BrMieh, lu order to tnorease tbe Bonua to be Returned* 
 
 LIFE BONUSES DECLABED, ' 
 
 TWO FEB CENT. FEB ANNUM ON THE SUM ASSUBED : 
 
 The Greatest Bonus ever continuously declared by any Company 
 
 AOBNTii 
 
 H. L. ROUTH, MONTREAL. I MAXWELL STRANGE, KINGSTON. 
 
 FORSYTH, BELL A CO., QUEBEC. | ANDREW THOMSON, BELLEVILLE. 
 
 W. 0. CHEWETT <l CO.. BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, KING STREET EAST. TORONTO. 
 
 
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anj. 
 
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 )0,000 
 
 LING. 
 
 \h. 
 
 fPfoperty. 
 
 ideration of the 
 the settlement 
 thus shown : — 
 
 IPANI 
 
 ts increase waa 
 Hcua combined. 
 
 9 ; its Increase 
 rest to it, and 
 
 ),000. 
 
 E8 THEN nr 
 
 M Returned* 
 >: 
 
 Company. 
 
 fSTON. 
 SVILLB. 
 
 OJRONTO. 
 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 467 
 
 Rogeti, Patrick, fancj goods dealer, 104 McGill. 
 Rogers, Mrs. P. , cap matter, 102 St. Joseph. 
 ROGERS & RING, manufaoturers of iron railing, 
 
 85 Craig (see card, p. 896). 
 Rogers & McKobie, clothierg and tailors, 106} St. 
 
 Antoine. 
 Rogers & Samuel, merchant tailors and jarenile 
 
 clothiers, 141 Notre Dame. 
 Rohland, Mrs. M. E., shIoou keeper, 81 St. Antoine. 
 RoUand, F., tinsmith, 227 Lagauchetit^re. 
 RoUand, J. B. L., manufacturer and dealer in boots 
 
 and shoes, 148 Notre Uame. 
 Rolland, Mias Eiuilie, muiiic teacher, 105 St. Charles 
 
 Borroui6e. 
 Rolland, Napo16nn, boot and shoemaker, 40 St. FuHx. 
 ROLLAND. J. B. & SON, booksellers, stationers 
 
 and importers of foreign goods, 8 St. Vincent (see 
 
 card, p. 452). 
 Rolland & Gulibert, importers of wines, brandy, gin, 
 
 &c., 171 St. Paul. 
 Romoald, T., npotbecary and dealer in gold and 
 
 silfer ornaments, 157 St. Paul. 
 RONAYNE P , importer and wholesale wine and 
 
 spirit raercbant, 194 St. Paul (see card, p. 464). 
 Ronayne & Co., wholesale dealers in wines and 
 
 liquors, 76 Great St. James, entrance by gateway. 
 Ronkel, Jacob, tobacconist, 125 St. Mary. 
 Rooney, Daniel, grocer. Jurors, corner Herroine. 
 Root, H. B., book-keeper for Brown and Childs, 
 
 wholesale boot and shoe dealers, corner Ht. Peter 
 
 and Lemoine. 
 Rosaire, Dominique, grocer, Chaboillez, corn- - 
 
 BonaTeuture. 
 Rose, Mr., advocate, 29 Little St. James. 
 Rnae, H. & D., job printers, Notre Dame. 
 ROSE, L. B. & CO., produce, commission mcr- 
 
 ohants and wholesale grocers, 87 Commissioners, 
 
 opposite Royal Insurance Buildings (see card, p. 
 
 462). 
 ROSE AND CROWN SALOON, Wm, Land, propr, 
 
 87 St. Paul. 
 Ross, A. M., physician, St. Lawrence Main, near 
 
 Sherbrooke. 
 ROSS, ALEXANDER, manufacturer and importer 
 
 of mathemRtical, nautical and philosophical in- 
 
 Otrument?, optician, &o., 7 St. Urbain, near Craig 
 
 (see card, p. 454). 
 Boss, Arthur, agent for marriage licenses, 11 Mount 
 
 Royal Terrace, McGill College Avenue. 
 Ross, James, pbotogrnphio artist, 105} McGill. 
 Ross, John, contractor, 48 Chenneville. 
 Ross, J. W., dry goods denier, 82 St. Mary. 
 ROSS, WM., agent for M. K. Dickinson, uommiBsion 
 
 merchant. Lower Canal Basin. 
 Ross, Wm., notary public, 14 Merchants' Exchange. 
 Ross, Frank & Co., general commission merohauts, 
 
 2 Custom House Square. 
 ROSS, J. M. & CO., importers and wholesale dealers 
 
 in staple and fnncy dry goods, 299 St. Paul. 
 Ross, P. S. & Brother, iron merchants and grocers, 
 
 10 Grey Nun. 
 Rotot, Bnptiste, physician, 68 St. Denis. 
 Rough, Alexander, baker, 110 Mountain. 
 Round, John, & Son, eleotro-plate manufacturers and 
 
 and general hardware merchants. Union Buildings. 
 Ronrke, John, (trocery, 1 St. Mary. 
 R0U8SILLE & VINCENT, advocates, 26 St. Vincent. 
 Rouaaeau, Edward, butcher, 46 Bonseoours Market. 
 Rousseau, Jean B., builder, 9 Rousseau. 
 Rousseau, Joseph, cabinet maker. 116 German. 
 Roussin, Ferdinand, butcher, 22 St. Anns Market. 
 Rouasin, Isidore, butcher, 6 St. Antoine Market. 
 
 ROUTH, H. L., agent Royal Insurance Co., Royal 
 
 Insurance Buildinps (!>ee card, p. 456). 
 ROUTH. HAVILAND & Co., commission merchants 
 
 and importers of Enst and West India Produce, 
 
 Royal Insurance Buildings. 
 Rous, B., iron manufacturer, 51 George, Grifiintown. 
 Rowe, Richard, clerk Life Association of Scotland, 
 
 residence 152 St. Constant. 
 Roy, Charles, biscuit baker, 25 St. Simon. 
 Roy, E.. advocate, &c., 1 16 Notre Dame. 
 Roy, F. X , carriage manufacturer, corner St. Law- 
 rence and Dorchester. 
 Roy, F, X., tavern keeper, Commissioners. 
 Roy, Hypolite, butcher, 50 St. Anns Market. 
 Roy, Jiimes, importer of dry gooiis, 230 St. Paul. 
 Roy, Louis, butcher, 89 St. Lawrence Mnrket. 
 Roy, Noel, dyer and scourer, 51 St. Lawrence Main. 
 Roy, R., advocate, 31 Little St. James. 
 Roy, William, grocer, St. Urbain, corner Vitr6. 
 ROY, ADOLPHE & Co.. importers of dry gooda, 
 
 groceries, &c, 158 St. Paul. 
 Royal, J., editor of V Echo du Cabinet de Lecture, 4 
 
 St t incent. 
 ROYAL INSURANCE Co., H. L. Routh, agent. 
 
 Royal Insurance Buildings (see card, p. 456). 
 ROYAL MILLS, Grant, Hall & Co., proprietors, 2 
 
 Grey Nun. 
 Royer, Julien, butcher, 195 St. Lawrence Main. 
 Rubenstein, Jacob & Co., silver platers. 65 Craig. 
 Rudolf, A. M., harbor master, office. Custom Iloan 
 
 Square. 
 Runkel, Jacob, tobacconist, 1 25 St. Mary. 
 Runkel, Myer, tobacconist. Longueuil Ferry. 
 Rush, John, grocer, 202 Bonaventure. 
 Kuss, William, grocer, Mignonuc, corner German. 
 Russell, James, agent G. T. R., Bonaventure Station. 
 RU^tTON & Co., grocers, produce and cumraission 
 
 merchants, corner Foundling and Port (see card, 
 
 p. 454). 
 Rutherford, R. B., merchant, McGill. 
 Rutherford, William, builder, 23 St. Simon. 
 Ruthven, G., receiving teller. City Bank. 
 Ruthven, James, book binder, St, Lawrence Main, 
 
 near Sherbrooke. 
 Ryan, C, stoves and tinware, Victoria Buildings, 
 
 Victoria Square. 
 Ryan, D., agent for St. Lawrence Tow Boat Company. 
 Ryan, M. A., dry goods and millinery. 39 St. Mary. 
 RYAN, M. P., wholesale dealer in produce and pro- 
 visions, 110 Commissioners (see card, p. 454). 
 Ryan, Matthew, advocate, 51 Little St. James. 
 RYAN, PATRICK, wholesale and retail grocer, &o., 
 
 41 St. Mary (see card, p. 454). 
 Ryan, Thomas, president Montreal Mining Company, 
 
 11 Merchants' Exchange. 
 Ryan, Wm., butcher, 40 St. Anns Market. 
 Ryan, Wm., grocery, St. Mary. 
 Ryan Brothers & Co., general wholesale merchanta, 
 
 8 St. Helen. 
 Ryan & Co., wine and commission merchants, corner 
 
 St. Paul and St. Franfois Xavier. 
 Ryder, Wm., artist, 8 Anderson. 
 Ryland, George H., county registrar. Court House. 
 Ryland, Warwick H., deputy county registrar, Court 
 
 House, 
 Sabourin, Ferdinand, butcher, Bou!>eoours Market. 
 Sabourin, J B., butcher. 65 Bonseoours Mnrket 
 SACHE, WM., cashier, Molson's Bank, 40 Great St 
 
 James. 
 SADLIBR, D.kJ.SL CO., booksellers and stationen, 
 
 agents for the New York Tablet, comer Notre 
 
 IHme and St. Franfois Xavier (see eard, p. 460) 
 
 ;ST0VE8 OF EVERY VARIETY, MANUFACTORED AT THE CITY FOUNDRY. (See Card, p. 892.) 
 
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 458 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
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 MOISTTREA.!!., 
 
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 BEG TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF STRANGERS AND OTHERS VISITING THE CITY TO 
 THEIR EXTENSIVE AND VARIED STOCK OP FINE 
 
 JEWELLERY, CLOCKS, 
 
 ibu mi §luiufhUi W 
 
 OF ALL KINDS AND DESCRIPTIONS. 
 
 ^ttf 
 
 ITINE CUTLERY, 
 
 DESKS AND SATCHELS, WORK BOXES, JEWEL OASES. 
 
 \ux0mttmf "^lixmK^mHtx^, ^Ux^^t^Ut "^tlmt^p^, 
 
 STEREOSCOPES AND VIEWS, 
 
 0?ERii & FIELD GLASSES, FANS, CHESSMEN, &c. 
 
 REGULATION SWORDS, BELTS, SASHES, KNOTS, &c. &c., 
 
 AT REDUCED PRICES. 
 
 W. C. CHBWETT & CO., PRINTERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS, KINO STREET, TORONTO. 
 
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 MOKTREAL. 
 
 460 
 
 :he city to 
 
 fitt, 
 
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 - 9 
 
 s. 
 
 EN, &c. 
 
 &C. &0., 
 
 ORONTO. 
 
 Sailors' Institute. Reading and Coffee Rooms, Yonng's 
 Buildings, McQill. 
 
 SALARIS, ALEXANDER, watchmaker and jeweller, 
 also agent for Canada for all the patent medicines 
 and chemical preparations of Dr. De la Qrauja of 
 London, England, 161 Notre Dame (see card. 
 
 p 460). 
 Salle, D', 
 
 >' Aisle, St Joseph School, BonaTentwe, 
 corner Cemetery. 
 
 Salmon, William, horse shoer and Teterinary estab- 
 lishment, Dapr4 Lane, near St. Joseph. 
 
 Salter, David, tinsmith, 86 German. 
 
 Sampson, W. A., teller, London and Colonial Bank. 
 
 Sampson, W. A., accountant, Bank of Toronto, 9 
 Oreat St. James. 
 
 Samuel, Henry, People's Hat and Cap Store, 277 
 Notre Dame. 
 
 SAMUEL, WILLIAM, manufacturer of bat<<, caps, 
 and furs, 289 Notre Dame (see card p. 382). 
 
 Samuels, N., manufacturer of caps and furs, 228 
 Notre Dnme. 
 
 Sanborn, M. II., deputy sheriff, offioe. Court House. 
 
 Sanctuary, Wm., fruit dealer, 27 St Ann, Oi-iflSatown. 
 
 Sanderson, Alex., fruit dealer, 29 St Anns Market. 
 
 Sardinia, F., shoe dealer, Jacques Cartier Square. 
 
 Sargison, Geo. A., accountant, 16 St. John. 
 
 Sargison, Joseph, blacksmith and flirrier, 28 Dal- 
 houaie. 
 
 Saucier, Moise, professor of muaio, 46 Sanguinet. 
 
 Saucier, Theodore, proprietor, Canada Hotel, 63 
 Commissioners. 
 
 Saucier, Th«iodore, proprietor of the Canada Hotel, 
 16 and 17 St. Gabriel. 
 
 Sauoisse, F., undertiiker, 72 St Hubert. 
 
 Saunders. H. & A., importers of watches, jewelry, 
 &c., 8 St. Lambert. 
 
 Sauriol, F^lix, blacksmith, 137 Sanguinet 
 
 SAUVAGGAU & CO., prodacfc brokers, 12 St. Sa- 
 crament. 
 
 Sauv6, Alexandre, gravel roofer, 285 St. Catherine. 
 
 Sauv6, Hilaire, grocer, opposite 275 St Joseph. 
 
 Savage, Alfred, commission and oil ntercbant, No. 7 
 St John. 
 
 SAVAOB & LYMAN, manufacturers of watches, 
 clocks, jewellery and silverware (see card, p. 458). 
 
 Sovard, Joseph, grocer, 79 Mountain. 
 
 Savard, Joseph, hotel keeper, Papineau Square. 
 
 Savoir, Joseph, tobacconist, 24 Wolfe. 
 
 Sax, J., biirber and hairdresser, 83 Commissioners. 
 
 Scanlan, Timothy, grocer, St. George, corner St. 
 VitrA. 
 
 Schiller, O. N., grocer, 373 St Joseph. 
 
 Schilling, G., physician, 18 Radegonde. 
 
 Schmidt, S. B., physician, 145 Craig. 
 
 Sobmitt, Louis, importer and wholei<aIe dealer in 
 wines and liquors, 51 Notre Dame. 
 
 Schneider, Joseph, grocer, 182 St. Charles Bor- 
 romee. 
 
 Schneider & Bond, wholesale grocers, 82 McGill. 
 
 Schnepper, Charles, German Hotel, 117 Craig. 
 
 Soholes & Ames, boot and shoe manufacturers, 15 
 St. Peter. 
 
 School of Proprietary College, Durham Ilouse. 
 
 Scb warts, A., eteik of the Hay .Market 
 
 Sclater, Alexander, produce and commission mer- 
 chant, 11 Common. 
 
 Scott, C. J., paying teller, City Bank. 
 
 Scott, J., watoh and olockmaker and jeweller, 70 
 McQill. 
 
 Scott, James, ashes broker, 27 St. Francois Xavier. 
 
 Soott John, grocer and tavern keeper, US Dor- 
 chester. 
 
 Soott John, butcher, 15 St Anns Market 
 
 Scott, Seth B., mannfaeturer and dealer in hoots 
 
 and shoes, and agent for Wheeler & Wilsou's sew- 
 ing machines, 21 Great St James. 
 Soott, Thos. 8., arobitect, 84 Little St. James. 
 SCOTT. WALTER, (Haviland, Rontb & Co.) Roy»I 
 
 Ins«r»Dce Buildings. 
 SCOTT WILLIAM, carver and guilder, picture 
 
 frame and looking glass manufacturer, 2 and 3 
 
 Victoria Square (see card, p. 4t)0). 
 Soott, Wm. B., physician, 9 Bonaventure. 
 Scott, S. B. h. Co., sewing machine depot, 21 Great 
 
 St James. 
 Soott & Mathewson, commission merchants, 84 St. 
 
 Franjois Xavier. 
 Scottish Amicable Life Assurance Society, Lawford 
 
 & Nelson agents, corner Place d'Armes and Not** 
 
 Dame. 
 Scottish Provident Life Office, Simpson k. Bethune, 
 
 Agents, 59 St. Fr«n(;ois Xavier. 
 SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL ASSURANCE COMPA- 
 NY, A. Davidson Parker, secretary, Toupin's 
 
 Buildings, Place d'Arracs (see card, p. 446). 
 SoulHn, John, wood dealer, 82 Wellington. 
 Scullion, James, grocer, 822 St Joseph. 
 Sculthorp & Pennington, manufacturers' agents, 83 
 
 Oreat St. James. 
 Seal* h Tees, cabinetmakers, undertakers. and man- 
 ufacturers of iron cofbns, 60 Great Bt James. 
 SEATH, ROBERT, wholesale clothier and outfitter, 
 
 59 McGill (see eard, p. 460). 
 Sedgewick, A., music teacher, Notre Dame, corner 
 
 St. Lambert. 
 Seers, Wm., butcher, 28 St Anns Market. 
 Seigniorial Tenure Commission Offioe, Henry Judab, 
 
 Commissioner, 87 Little St. James. 
 Selden, C. F., (colored,) barber, 7 Place d'Armes. 
 Selden, Mrs. C. F., ladies' hair dresser, 7 Place 
 
 d'Armes. 
 Sellar, Thomas, proprietor of the Echo and Protet- 
 
 tanl Epitcopal, 209 Notre Dame. 
 Seminary of St. Sulpice, Rev. M. Orauet, Superior, 
 
 Place d'Armes. 
 Semple, J. H., commission merchant, 18 Lemoine. 
 S^in^cat, Amable, butcher, 27 Boosecours Market. 
 S6n6cal, E., proprietor L'Echo du Cabinet de Lecture, 
 
 4 St Vincent. 
 Stomal, Edouard, cabinetmaker, 116Lagaucheti^r9. 
 Sen6cal, Franfois, merchant, 3 St Lewis. 
 S6n6cal, Frederic, dealer in dry goods and clothing, 
 
 99 St. Paul. 
 86oocal, Frederic, dry goods merchant, 17 Bonse* 
 
 sccoui. 
 Suu^cal, Lndgor, grocer, St. Margaret, Tannery, 
 
 west. 
 Si'ineoal, J. B., saddler, 83 St Mary. 
 S6u6cal, A. & Co., butchers, Bonseoours Market 
 S6n6cal, J. B. et Fils, leather merchants, 192 St. 
 
 Paul. 
 S^NfiCAL, RYAN & DbBELLEFEUILLE, advo- 
 cates, 8 St. Vincent. 
 Soneoal & Duverger, wholesale and retail dry goodi 
 
 merchants, 188 Notre Dame. 
 Senior, S., commission merchant and agent, 21 St. 
 
 Francois Xavier. 
 SEWELL, WETENHALL & REID, produce and 
 
 general commission merchants, 284 St. Paul (see 
 
 card, p. 460). 
 Sexton, Daniel, butcher, 41 St Anns Market. 
 Sexton, David, butcher, 56 St Anns Market 
 Sexton, John P., City Recorder of Montreal. 
 Sexton, Thomas, butcher, 62 St Niobulas Tolentin*. 
 
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 Note PHpent, Eavelopes, Pens, Ink, Slates, &c., &o. 
 
 The Clergy. Colleges, Convents, Schools, and Libraries supplied at a great reduction from the regular prices. 
 
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 Sexton, Tbomao, butcher, fid St. Anns Market 
 
 Sexton, ThoiniM, varniiih manufacturer, 41 McCord, 
 Qrittitituwn. 
 
 Heybold, Fiederiok, butcher, St. Anna Market. 
 
 Spjbolil, J. v., butcher, KoDoecoura Market. 
 
 SBYMOUtl, C. K , agent for the no* Ulavgow tan- 
 nery, sole Hgont for California wines and general 
 ComniiMion merchanti, '2J4 St. Paul. 
 
 Seymour, II., artist, 48 St. Francois Xavier. 
 
 SEYMUUil, M. U., oommia<)ioa merobant, 231 St. 
 Paul. 
 
 Shabonuau, Mrs., saloon, St. Paul. 
 
 Shackell, Henry, auditor, Qraud Trunk Railway 
 Company. 
 
 Sbakspoare Saloon, Henry Carrigan, proprietor, St. 
 Fraii9oi8 X;i»ier. 
 
 SU.XNLY, WALTER, ciril and mining engineer, 71 
 Great St Jauiea. 
 
 Shannon, Daniel, grooor, and wine and epirit^mer- 
 chant, 24 8t. Mary. 
 
 Sliannon, John, g-ocer, Ilermine, corner Jurors. 
 
 Shannon & Uro., wbolennlo and riUail grocers and 
 dealers in liquorH, 128 ConimiHsiooers. 
 
 Sharplcy, Kioe, importer of jewellery, watches, 
 plated cabinet ware, paper hangingH, stationery, 
 toys, &c., Crystal Itlook, 161 Nutre Dame. 
 
 Shaw, Joseph W., exchange broker, 68 St. Urbain. 
 
 Shaw, Noah, carpenter, Nazareth, near Gabriel. 
 
 Shaw. Roliert, goldbeater, 98 St. Charles Uorrom^ie. 
 
 BUAW, F. & BKUS., tanners and wholesale leather 
 merchants ; tannery at Roxton ; store 25 Lemoino 
 (see card, p. 462). 
 
 Shaw, GAD, agents for Anchor Line of Steamers, 
 Royal Insurance Buildings. 
 
 Shaw & Brothers, auctioneers and commission mer- 
 obanta, 1 and 3 Hospital, and 89 and 41 St. Fran- 
 cois Xavier. 
 
 Shean, Thomas, fruit dealer, 9 St. George. 
 
 Shearer, A., with James Shearer, sash, blind, and 
 door manufacturer, Fortification Lane, near Vic- 
 toria Square. 
 
 Shearer, James, manufacturer of doors, sash, blinds, 
 mouldings, &c., Canal and Fortification Lane, 
 works St. Gabriel Locks. 
 
 Shedden, John, cartage agent^ Grand Trunk Rail- 
 way, St. Helen. 
 
 Sheedy, Michael, butcher, 37 St. Anns Market. 
 
 Sbeehy, John, grocer, 18 McCord, Gritlintown. 
 
 Shelley, M., Commercial Hotel, Craig. 
 
 Shelton, E. E., grocer and wine and spirit merchant, 
 256 Notre Dume. 
 
 SHEPHERD, GEORGE, nursery and seedsman to 
 the Board of Agriculture of Canada East, and im- 
 porter of seeds, &o., 23 Notre Dame (see card, 
 p. 462). 
 
 Sheppard, Thomas, fruit dealer, 75 Nazareth, Grif- 
 fintown. 
 
 Sheriflf's Office, A. M. Delisle, sheriff, Court House. 
 
 SHIPWAY. J. O., auctioneer and oommission mer- 
 chant, 266 St. Paul. 
 
 Shorey. J. B., photographer, 3)4 Notre Dame. 
 
 Short, John, wood merchant, BUury, near Balmoral. 
 
 Shortridge, Howell & Co., steel file manufacturers, 
 S. II. Thompson, agent, 8 Lemoine. 
 
 Bhulmarann, Charles, oonfeotir ner, 285 St. Joseph. 
 
 Shuttle worth, Rer. J., Methoiist New Cour .action, 
 6 Dupr6 Lane. 
 
 Bicotte Ik Raiovilte, adrocates, o2 St, Gabr'.el. 
 
 Sidey & Crawford, general commission merchant, 8 
 ftnd 4 St. Andrew's Buildings, Sw P»ter. 
 
 Sidney, James, cabinet maker, 18 St. Simon. 
 
 SiWermwi, 8., jeweller, 164 Notre Dame. 
 
 Sllrerman, Mrs., dealer in French millinery, 104 
 
 Notre Uai:.o. 
 Silverstont;, Samnel, jowelUtr, t'i8 i'benneTille. 
 SilverHtone k Albert, pawn brokers, l:i:{ Nuire Dams. 
 Simar<l, Charles, notary publie, 36 >^t. Lawrenct 
 
 Main. 
 Simard, .fenn Bte., grocpr, St. Nicholas Tolentins, 
 
 corner Water. 
 Simard, Joseph, cotitrnctor, 60 Visitstion. 
 Hitnurd, Juitcph, notary public, 161 LagnuchetiOrs. 
 Simard, L., tafern keeper, 75 (yommisHioiiers, 
 Simay^, Edouai-d, bailiff and grocer, 223 St. Gath- 
 
 erino. 
 Simms, Charles N., chemist and druggist, 80 Sk 
 
 George. 
 SIMMS. tlOllKIlT k Co., produce and oommission 
 
 merchants, 8 Comrnoii. 
 Simond, () , grocer, opposite 349 St. Joseph. 
 .Simpson, E., grocery, 74 St. Lawrence NUin. 
 Simpson, G. W., exchange broker, I St. John. 
 SIMP.SON. JAMR.S. carpenter sml joiner, 91 Craig. 
 Sii.ipAiin, Mrs. L , ladies boarding and day schooU 
 
 Man!«fielii. 
 Simpson, McDufF, clerk Post Office. 
 Simpson, Wm., accountant Bank of Cpper Canada, 
 
 6-'i Great St James. 
 Simpson & lietliuno, general insurance agents, 59 
 
 St. Fruii(,'oi8 Xa»icr. 
 Sims, C. N., chemist, residence 80 St. George. 
 Sims, J. G., lumber yard, corner St. Lewis and Bon- 
 
 secours and 19 Notre Dame. 
 Sincennos k McNaughton, steamboat agents, 29 
 
 Commissioners. 
 Sinclair, Jack, & Co., wholesale grocers and com- 
 mission merchants, 13 Lemoine. 
 Sipiote, Louis, baker, 04 St. Charles n<irrom6e. 
 Sipling, Jo.«eph, printer, 29 St. Vincent. 
 Sippell, John G., civil engineer, Laohine Canal 
 
 OHice. 
 Sirois, Arthur, watchmaker, 17 Bonsecours. 
 Skelton, J. W., agent, 101 St. Constant. 
 Skimmons, J., fruit store, 8t,. Mary. 
 Skinner, Wm., second-hand furniture, 88 St. Law- 
 rence Miiin. 
 Slack, Wm. G., grocer, 889 St. Joseph. 
 Slater, George T., boot and shoe dealer, 245 St. 
 
 Paul. 
 Slattcry, James, land surveyor, 325 St. Lawreno* 
 
 Main. 
 Slattery, Mrs., grocer, William, corner George. 
 Sleet, David, wood dealer, St. Ignacc. 
 Smaill, John, assistant wharfinger. Custom House 
 
 Square. 
 Small, E. A. & H. A , grocers, Bonaventure, oornsr 
 
 Mountain. 
 Smallwood, Charles, physician and surgeon, 20 
 
 Beaver Hall Terrace. 
 Smallwood, Henry, grocer, 22 Smallwood. 
 Smnrdon, John, soap and candle manufacturer, 94 
 
 St. Urbain. 
 Smardon, Miss Susan, milliner and dressmaker, 418 
 
 Lagauchetiiire. 
 Smart, Miss Mary, milliner and dressmaker, 266 
 
 Notre Dame. 
 Smart, Wm. 0, H., sculptor, 10 St. Emery. 
 Smillie, David, working jeweller, 81 St. Franfoii 
 
 Xarier. 
 Smith, Alexander, baker, 88 St. Maurice. 
 Smith, C. S., dealer in fruit, shell fish, &c., 91 St 
 
 Lawrence Main. 
 Smith, Q., forwarding and commission morohant^ 
 comer Queen and Common. 
 
 QRIST AND SAW MILLS, MANUFACTURED BY ALEX. FLECK. (See card, p. 406.) 
 
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 llurstrg ai;h Sttbsman to l|c ^oarb of llgritulturt of (tanaba (Kast, 
 
 IMPORTER OF BRITISH, FRENCH A]\D AMERICAIV SEEDS, 
 
 FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, DUTCH BULBS AND SHRUBS, 
 No. as NOTRE DAME STBEET. MONTREAL. 
 
 JOHN sm:itii. 
 
 MANDFAOTUEER OP 
 
 MOWING & REAPING MACHINES 
 
 S^EEP AND TREAD HORSE FO WEBS, 
 A.NT) THRESHIISra MILLS, 
 
 ST. GABKIEL LOCKS, MONTREAL. 
 
 SMITH & BARNES, 
 
 SHIRT & COLLAR MANUFACTURERS, 
 
 AMD 
 
 WHOLESALE DEALERS, 
 
 ISTo. 236, NOTRE Dj^ME STREET, 
 
 JOHISr O. SRENOE, 
 
 19 BLBDRT gTRKBT* MOHTHBAI* 
 
 Manufkcturer of Eoolesiastio, Heraldic and Domeatio Stained Olaaa ; lUuminated 
 Fainting for Chtiroh Decoration ; Designs and Estimates famished. 
 
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 468 
 
 SMITH, 0. F. C, rc»i<]eBt ntcntmry Liverpool 
 and London Fire and Life lofiuranoe Company, 
 eoroer Place d'Armaa and Great St. James (see 
 eard oatside front eoTor). 
 
 Smith, Oeorge, baker and oonfectinner, 95 Bleury. 
 
 Smith, Henry, coufeutio'^'r, lOU 8t. Lawrence Main. 
 
 Smith, Horace T., artist, 14 City Cooncillors. 
 
 Smith. J. M., teller, Banii of Toronto, 9 Great St. 
 James. 
 
 Smith, Hon. James, jvdge, Huperior CuNft, 2 Mont- 
 morency Terrs ce. 
 
 Smith, James, groc ' 10 St. Uei»rge. 
 
 Smith, James, notary piiii)lio, 72 St. fran^is XuTier. 
 
 Smith, John, batcher, Pspineau Market. 
 
 SMITH, J'>HN mannfactof^f nf agricultural im- 
 plements, St. Gabriel Looks (w » curd, p. 462). 
 
 Smith, John, saddler, 46 Great St. James. 
 
 Smith, John, steamboat agent, 47 Cummou. 
 
 Smith, John, tailor, 24 Ilermine. 
 
 Smith, L. M., barber, wig maker, &c., 137 Notre 
 Dame. 
 
 Smith, M. B., oommission merchant, 98} Fuandling. 
 
 Smith, Mnrsball, blacksmith, yard off Cauuing. 
 
 Smith, Mrs., fruit dealer, 9 Juror.«. 
 
 Smith, R., master carter, 69 Vi!<itation. 
 
 Smith, Robert, lithographic printer, 250 Notre Dame. 
 
 Smith, Thomas, grocer, 2 St. Mary. 
 
 Smith. W., grocer. William. 
 
 SMITH, W. H., manufacturer and commission 
 agent, importer of china, ghis^s, earthenware, 
 papier mache, japan and tin ware, electro plate, 
 &c., 10 St. Nicholas (see card, p. 372). 
 
 Smith, Wm. H., upholsterer, 26 Prince, Griffintown. 
 
 Smith, W. P., physician and surgeon, 12 Cote. 
 
 Smith, H. li & Co., importers of china, gla8S, and 
 earthenware, 2r>6 St. Paul and 91 Coinmis.sioners. 
 
 Smith, John & Co., importers of dry goods, 297 
 St. Paul. 
 
 Smith, Otiborne & Co., general commission mer- 
 chants, Royal Insurance Huildings. 
 
 SMITH & BARNES, wholesnie manufacturers of 
 shirts and collars, 23ti Notre Dame (see card, 
 p. 462). 
 
 SMITH & COCHRANE, manufacturers of boots and 
 shneii, wholesale, corner St. Peter and St. Sacra- 
 ment. 
 
 Smith & Cox, grocers, wine and spirit merchants, 
 corner St. Joseph and Colborne. 
 
 SMITHERS, C. P., general manngor London and 
 Colonial Bank (limited), office, Great St. Jaoica 
 (see card, p. 424). 
 
 Smyth, Henry, marble cutter, 29 St Antoine. 
 
 Smyth, Wm., grocer, 94 William, Griffintown. 
 
 Smythfll, John, flour dealer, Canal, River St. Pierre. 
 
 Snaith, Wm., J. P., Petite Cote. 
 
 Snell, W. H. & Co., Victoria Iron Works, Mill and 
 Canal. 
 
 Snodgrass, Rev. Wm., Church of Scotland, and pre- 
 sident of Protestant School Commissioners, 2 
 Greenfield Place. 
 
 Snow, £. L., agent for .^ete York Albion, collection 
 and commiBsioD agent, at office of Montreal Oa- 
 ,zetle. 
 
 SNOWDON, C. C. & CO., importers of shelf and 
 heavy hardware, 264 St. Paul, oorner St. Nicholas 
 (see card, p 464)., 
 
 Snowdon & Gairdner, advocates, 29 Little St. James. 
 
 6oci6t6 de Constroction Canadienne de Montreal. 
 
 Sohier, Henry W., sculptor, 30 St. Constant. 
 
 Somers, Thomas, grocer, Cadieux, St. Jean Baptiste 
 ViUage. 
 
 Somerville, Danitl, carpenter and builder, 12 Jarors. 
 
 Sonerville, J., working Jeweller, M Little St. James. 
 
 Somerville, Thomas, wood carver. 148 Dorchester. 
 
 Soquere, Buffle & Co., sculptors 10 Qosford. 
 
 Spaulding, Charles, inipeelor of Roada, Cdte Si 
 Louis, near Mile End. 
 
 Spaulding, Edward. Hotel, 128 St. Lawrenoe MaiD. 
 
 Speitrpoint, W. E.. merchant tailor, 2 Vietoria Build- 
 ings, Victoria Square. 
 
 Speirs, P. McGill, clerk Molson's Bank, 40 Great St 
 James. 
 
 Spenard, C. C, notary, 31 Little St. Jamei^. 
 
 HpENCE, J. C , gla!*s staioer. ornamental painter, 
 &c.. 19 Uleury (see card, p. 462). 
 
 Spicer, Stephenson, superintendent Grand Trunk 
 Railway. 
 
 Sptf r James, insurance inspector, 66 George, Qrif- 
 fiuuiwu. 
 
 Spier, Wm., architect, 46 George, Griffintown. 
 
 Spriogle, James II., surveyor. Queen lufniranee 
 '~'nmpany. Union Buildings. 
 
 Sproesser, Lorenti & Co., jewellers, 46 St. Franfois 
 Xavier. 
 
 Sprosteo, John, wholesale china and glassware, 208 
 St. Piul. 
 
 St. Amand, Alezi.'*, advocate. 61 Champ de Mara. 
 
 St. Amand, Charles, grocer, 76 St. Uibain. 
 
 St. Anne Market, between Common and Foundling. 
 
 ST. ANNS SOAP AND CANDLE WORKS, Bren- 
 nan & Riguey, proprs., corner Prince and William 
 (see card, p. 384). 
 
 St. Antoine, Abraham, contractor, 134 German. 
 
 St. Antoine, Autuiao, flour dealer, Bonsecours Mar- 
 ket. 
 
 St. Antoine Market. Montcalm, oorner Bonaventuri. 
 
 ST. ANTOINE GROCERY, R. T. Durrell, pro- 
 prietor, corner St. Autoiue and Mountain (see card, 
 p. 401) 
 
 St. Charles, Charles, butcher, Bonseoours Market. 
 
 St. Charles, F. X., wholesale and retail provision 
 dealer, 127 Commissioners. 
 
 St. Charles, Louis, butcher, 5 St. Christophe. 
 
 St.Cbarles, Truffle, carriage maker. 288 St. Catharine. 
 
 St. Cyr, Edelmar, physician, Taunery, west. 
 
 St. Denis, Franjois, boot and shoemaker, 46 Jacques 
 Cartiar Square. 
 
 St. Denis. Mrs., milliner, 158 St. Joseph. 
 
 ST. GABRIEL FLOUR AND BARLEV MILLS, A. 
 W. Ogilvie & Co., 92 Foundling, corner Post. 
 
 St. Gabriel Market, St. Gabriel Farm, near Centre, 
 Point St. Charles. 
 
 St George's Home, Thomas M.iyne, superintendent, 
 100 Fortification Lane. 
 
 St. George's Society, Hon. George Mofl^att, presi- 
 dent, 170 St. Paul. 
 
 St. Germain, £U, wood merchant. 1 16 Lagaucheti^re. 
 
 St. Uilaire, L., eating house, 75 St. Paul. 
 
 St. James Club, Sir Edward Graham, secretary, 70 
 Great St. James. 
 
 St Jean Baptiste Society, Olivier Berthelet. presi- 
 dent, Dorchester, corner Barr^. 
 
 St Jean, David, hotel keeper, 4 Radegonde. 
 
 St. Jean, J., baker, St Mary. 
 
 St. Jean, Louis G., dry goods, 33 Notre Dame. 
 
 St. Jean, Romaine, wholesale and retail dry goods, 
 &c., 46} Notre Dame. 
 
 St. Jean, P., baker, St Mary. 
 
 St. Joseph Academy, Joseph Mauffelle, proprietor, 
 296 St. Joseph. 
 
 St. Joseph Orphan Asylum, Sister Charlebois, Sa- 
 perioresa. 
 
 St Joseph Society Rooms, St Elizabeth, coraer St. 
 Catherine. 
 
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 IMP0RTKR8 OF AND DKALERS IN 
 
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 PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, CORDAGE, &c. &c. 
 
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 Particular attention is given to CARTES DE VISITE, also to CHILDREN and 
 FAMILY QROUPS, which never fail to give satisfaction. 
 
 PORTRAITS TAKEN FROM SMALLEST SIZE MINIATURE TO LIFE SIZE, PLAIN OR COLORED. 
 
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 VICTORIA PIAWO FORTE Sl MUSICAL REPOSITORY. 
 
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 3 Zl. Sr 7 O SBT c49 Oo. 
 
 (SllC0n80lt8 TO J. W. ilKRUIkT ft CO.) 
 
 Importfln and Dealers in Piano Fortes, Sheet Mosio, and all other Musical Merohandise. 
 
 f^" PlANUH nOIIOHT, BOLD, XXCHANaill TUNKI), HRPAIBHD, AND LltT ON niR*. ""^fi 
 
 DB. HOPE'S MAGNETIC OINTMENT is well worth atrial Id any oaae of Piles, Bume, Soalds, Old 
 SoreM, InflAiti^d or Sore Eyes, Eruptioua of the Skin, and in every caij where an Ointment is nsefal. 
 It will reooinin«nU itself after one trial. 
 
 fSr The above Medicines are sold at wholesale by all Druggiits in the urinoinal Towns in Canada and 
 United Sutes. tOT O. C. BRIQGS, GENERAL AGENT, HAMILTON, C. W. 
 
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 466 
 
 8T. JULIEN k MoKEOGH, proprietors Donegana 
 
 Hotel, Notre Dame ^see oartl, p. 480). 
 St. Lawrence Engine Works, W. P. Dartley & Co., 
 
 proprietors, 8. 8, Canal. 
 ST. LAWKENCK HALL, Henry Hogan, proprie- 
 tor, 13 Ureal St. Jame:) (see card, p. 4il8). 
 St. LftwreDOfi Market, St Lnwrenoe Main. 
 ST. LAWltKNCK HOAP AND CANDLE FACTORY, 
 
 Wm. CbriMtie, proprietor, St. Constant (see 
 
 card, p. 894). 
 St. Lawrence Tow Boat Office, Julieu Chabot, agent, 
 
 67 Coniinissionem. 
 St. LouIh Hotel, Mngloire Longpr^, proprietor, 67 
 
 Notre Dame. 
 St. Lonis, J. U., contractor, 84 St. Simon. 
 St. Mary's Jexnit College, 108 DIeury. 
 St. Marie Foundry, James Murootte, proprietor, 
 
 30 Craig. 
 St Patrick's Literary Association Kooms, Toupin's 
 
 Buildings. 
 St. Patrick's Hociety, Tliomas MoKonua, president, 
 
 86 St. lli-nry. 
 Stacy, Oeorgo, manufacturer of out nails, St. Qa- 
 
 briol Looks. 
 Stafford, Win. Augustas, merchant tailr/. Seminary 
 
 Buildings, 1U0 Notre Dame. 
 Standley, Stephen, dealer in furniture and cabinet 
 
 maker, 87 St. Lawrence Main. 
 Stanley, Mrs. Cuorge, grocer, 40 Montcnim. 
 Stanway & Morris, tea brokers and general commis- 
 sion agents, St. John. 
 Star Life Association of London, T. Kay & Co., 
 
 agents, 22 St. Francois Xiivler. 
 STAR PIlOTOORAIMilC GALLERY, E. H. Tabcr, 
 
 proprietor, '210 Notre Ditme (see card, p. 464). 
 Starke J. & Co., book and job printers, Sii St. Fran- 
 cois Xavier. 
 Starke, Robert, brassfnunder, 10 St. GenevidTe. 
 Starke, Smith & Co. , tobacco manufacturers, 42 King, 
 
 Griffintown. % 
 Starnes, Henry, manager, Ontario Bank, corner 
 
 Place d'Armes and Great St. James. 
 SUvety, John W., conductor Grand Trunk Railway 
 
 Company. 
 Stearn, J. H., manufacturer of threshing machines, 
 
 66 Wellington. 
 STEELE, T. L. & CO., manufacturers of Warren's 
 
 patent roofing, 6 Place d'Armes Hill. 
 STEPHKH, WM., &. CO., importers and wholessle 
 
 dry goods morohunts, corner Lentoine and St. 
 
 Helen. 
 Stephen, R. H., grain inspector, 42 St. Franyois 
 
 Xavier. 
 Stephens, J. P., & Co., canvas, twine and shoe 
 
 thread manufacturers, S. H. Thompson, agent, 
 
 8 Lemoinc. 
 Stevens, Wm., &Co., saddle and harness makers, 24 
 
 St. Antoiiie. 
 Stevenson, K., butcher, 10 Ronsccours Market. 
 STEVENSON. SUTHERLAND & CO., importers of 
 
 staple and fancy dry goodx, 1 2 Lemolne. 
 Stewart, David, grocer, Ac, 136 St. Joseph. 
 Stewart, George, millinery and dressmaking, 2 & 8 
 
 Notre Dame. 
 Stewart, Jsmes, book keeper. Herald Office. 
 Stewart, John, grocer, 200 St. Joseph. 
 Stewart, John, wood dealer, 278 St, Joseph. 
 Stewart, Miss Janet, milliner, 283 Notre Dame. 
 STEWART, THOMAS, proprietor Coloniftl Saloon, 
 
 corner Cnmp<*au and Craig. 
 Stewart k Molntyre, wholesale merchants, Montreal 
 
 Commercial Chambers, Custom House Square. 
 
 STIRLING, MoCALL k CO., importers and wboIe« 
 
 sale dealers iu staple and fancy dry goods, 211 
 
 St. Paul. 
 Stoad, John, tobacco manufacturer, 10 Bmnswlok. 
 Stockford, Wm., nhotographer, 201 Notre Dame. 
 Stone, Rev. Alfred, bead master Preparatory College. 
 8T0RKR, CHAS,, japanner and bronmr, 1 10 Craig. 
 Strachan, James, baker, 142 St. Lawrence Main. 
 Stratton, F. C, private secretary to C. J. Itrydgea. 
 Stroud, W. D., oumuisaiou agent, OH Great St 
 
 James. 
 Stuart, 0. D., wine and spirit merchant, 208 Si 
 
 Paul. 
 Stuart, Henry, Q. C, advocate, 8 St. TM.>ne. 
 Stuart, J. J., olerk Post Utfice. 
 Stuart, James, oil and glue manufacturer, 228 Panel. 
 Stuart, John, tobaccunist, 21 ('raig. 
 STUART, W. W., cominiHHJon merchant and pro- 
 duce broker, olfioo Id .St. Sacrament, house 4 
 
 Champ de Mars Place. 
 Stuart, Wm., plumbor ami gas fitter, 58 Craig. 
 Stuart, Wm., produce broker aud comuiiHsion mer- 
 chant, 4 St. Saoraiufiit. 
 Stuppoll, Wm., Gain, near Craig. 
 SUGAR RKFINKUY, J. llc.lpath & Son, proprietors, 
 
 office 60 CommisHionerH. 
 Sullivan, Rev. Fdward, (Miiiroh of England. 
 Sullivan, Jeremiah, hutcliur, 8 Ht. Gabriel Market. 
 Sullivan, John, grocer, Ti Si. Paul. 
 Sullivan. Mrs. Margaret, fruit dealer, 7 Jurors. 
 Summoihayen, Miss Curuline, embroidress, 21 St. 
 
 Bernard. 
 Sutherland, Angu», grocer. 32 St. Urhain. 
 Sutherland, John, tare,u keeper, St Urbain, corner 
 
 Vhtd. 
 Sutherland, Robert, printer, 12 St. Bernard. 
 Sutherland, W. S., Bank of British North Amerio». 
 Sutherland, Wm., physician and surgeon, 81 Qreftt 
 
 kit Jaroeii. 
 Sutherl'ind, Wm., M D , medical adviser, Queei 
 
 Insurance Company. 
 SWAIN. GIDKON, conductor Grand Trunk Railway, 
 
 bouse Guy, corner William. 
 Swain, Henry, importer and wholesale and retail 
 
 dealers in tobaccos snuiTd, cigars, &o., 17 St 
 
 Lawrence Main. 
 Swan, George W., physician, 74 St. Denis. 
 Sweeny, M. N., grocer and spirit dealer, 08 Bleary. 
 Sweeney, Mrs., fruits. Craig. 
 Sweet, William k Son, paper hangings, ko., 11 St. 
 
 Mary. 
 Swinburne, Garrell & Co., shipping and oomraia- 
 
 sion merchants. Custom House S(|uare. 
 Swords' Hotel, P. Swords, proprietor, 33 St. Vincent 
 Swords, P.. proprietor of Swords' Hotel 83 St. Via- 
 
 cent. 
 Sylvestrc, G., Jun., grocer and provision dealer, 80 
 
 St Joseph. 
 .Sylvestre, L. M.,Jun., grocer, 27 St. Dominique. 
 Symington, Thomas, agent for John Shedden, 80 
 
 Prince of Wales Avenue. 
 Taaffe, John, saloon. 28 Great St. James. 
 TABB, H. N., electro-plate, plumber and gM- 
 
 fitters' furnishings, 00 Craig. 
 Tabb, Silas S., contractor, Upper St. Urbain. 
 Tabb k Thompson, dealers in shelf and heavy hard- 
 ware, 208 Notre Dame. 
 TADER, A. B., photographio artist, 62^ Great St 
 
 James (see oard, p. 472). 
 TABER, E. H., photographic artist, 210 Notrt 
 
 Darae (see oard, p. 404). 
 Taft, A. B., architect, 7 Teoamieth Terrace, Dleory. 
 
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 BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS, 
 
 COBNEB McGILL AND LEMOINE STREETS, 
 
 li. B. TINUta. 
 
 j^ovrT-R-nA-x^ 
 
 W. D. MILLBR. 
 
 TWIKK MANUFAGTMSII, dealer in 8E08 4 MNSK TEEKAD, 
 No. 169 St. Paul Street, Miontreal. 
 
 WORKS, CLAYTON WEST, HUDDERSFIELD, AND SPRING VALE, PENISTONE, ENGLAND. 
 AOXRT FOB FIHIATBOR, B0U8FIELD ft CO. 
 
 68 OREj^T ST. J^MES STREET. 
 
 S. E. WAEREN, 
 
 MANUFACTURER OF 
 
 OieAiS. HAiMiilUM 
 
 AND 
 
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 m:elodeon8, 
 
 CORNER ST. HENRY AND ST. JOSEPH STREETS, 
 
 O IV OC XI El .A. X< . 
 
 Bvery atjle and variety of the above Instruments constantly on hand, which for quality of tone, 
 
 beauty of finish, and durability, are 
 
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 The FIRST PRIZE haa universally been awarded to these Instruments, at every Ex- 
 hibition where they have been placed in competition with othen. 
 
 EVEBT INSTRUMENT WARRANTED. 
 
 Wholesale Vealen supplied on the most Beasonahle Terms. 
 
 W. C. CHEWJBTT * CO., BOOKSELLERS AND STATI0NK&8, KIMQ ATRKXT, TORONTO. 
 
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 W. D. MltlKB. 
 
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 at ov«rjf Ex- 
 
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 ORONTO. 
 
 Tullefer, Jfer^mte, grooer, TaiMry, west. 
 TftDgnaj, R^mi, painter, IMSt. Joseph. 
 TaDHer, £. B., hoop skirt msnafMtarer, 67} McGill. 
 T»nr>er, ReT. John E., Frenoh Canadian missioaary, 
 
 80 St. Lewis. 
 Tansey, B., proprietor of the London Honse, 111 
 
 Commissioners. 
 Taosejr, Tim., groceries and proTisions, 48 Amherst. 
 Tassie, Mrs. O., milliner and dressnalter, 8 Craig. 
 Tasale, Mrs. John, baker, 1(M St. Maurice. 
 Tate, Mrs., ladies' school, 6 Wellington Terrace, St. 
 
 Catharine. 
 Tate, Rer. F. B. (Church of EaglanJ), private school, 
 and editor of the JSeho, d Wellington Terrace, St. 
 Catharine. 
 Tate, George, & Co., ship builders. Dry Dock. 
 Tattersalls Auction Mart, J. M. Jones, proprietor, 
 
 26| Great St. James. 
 Tavernier, F., physician, 4 St. Lawrence Main. 
 Taylor, Arch. D., cWil engineer. Cote, St. Antoine. 
 TATLOR, E. T., manager Bank of Upper Canada, 
 
 66 Great St. James. 
 Taylor, Hugh, adroeate, 18 Great St. James. 
 Taylor, Robert, brewer, 280 St. Lawrenoe Main. 
 Taylor, William, physician, 1 Tecumseth Terrace, 
 
 Bleury. 
 Taylor, Rer. Wm., D.D., Canada Presbyterian, 367 
 
 Lagauchetidre. 
 Taylor, Brothers, general produce, stock and bill 
 
 brokers, 16 Merchants* Exchange. 
 Tease, 0. E., & Co., drain pipe manufacturer, Grey 
 
 Nun. 
 Teernouth, John, ilsh denser, 8 Bonsecours Market. 
 Tees, John, grocer, &o., 88 McGill. 
 Tees, John, grooer and provision merchant, 228 and 
 
 226 St. Joseph. 
 Tellier, Timoth6, grocer, Visitation, cor. Mignonne. 
 Tellier & Braieau, wholesale dealers in dry goods 
 
 and Indian curiosities, 1 42 St Paul. 
 TelmoBse, Joacbim, baker, 18 Wolfe. 
 Telmnsse, Joseph, paint6ir« 86 St. Dominique. 
 TERRAPIN RESTAURANT, Crystal Block, Notre 
 
 Dame, Carlisle & McConkey, proprietors. 
 Terrill, John, hatter. 81 Beandry. 
 Terroux, Aira6, broom maker, 28 Aqueduct. 
 Terroux, Charles A., notary public, St. Hubert, 
 
 corner Craig. 
 Terroux, R., 1st rcceiring teller, La Banqne du 
 
 People, Great St. James. 
 Tessier, Adolpbe, baker, 67} St. Nicholas Tolentine. 
 Tessier, Joseph, grooer, Sanguinet, comer St. 
 
 Catharine. 
 Tessier, Joseph, saloon, 9 St. Claude. 
 Tessier, Louis, grocer, 282 St. Joseph. 
 Tessier, Louis, pork dealer, 61 St. Catharine. 
 Tessier, W., clerk in Treasurer's office, City Hall. 
 T6tu, Wm. assistant editor Montreal Oaxtttt (daily), 
 
 86 Great St. James. 
 THAYER, JESSE, oommibsion merchant, 818 St. 
 
 Paul (see card, p. 424). 
 Thayer, Jesse, Jan., commission merekant, 318 St. 
 
 Paul. 
 Thayer, L. 0., ooculist and anrist, 133 Notre Dame. 
 The Shades Saloon, Frederick Decker, proprietor, 
 
 264 Notre Dame. 
 ThArien, OliTier, painter, 18 St. Claude. 
 Th^rien, Timoth6, blacksmith, 165 St Lnwrenoe 
 
 Main. 
 Tb^rien, Toussaint, grocer, 860 St. Joseph. 
 Thibaudeao, 0., boot and shoemaker and dealer, 110 
 
 Notre Dane. 
 Thibanlt, Chas., boot uid shoemaker, 118 St Hat/. 
 
 Thibodeaa, J., Cabinet de Leetnre, Paroissial Semi* 
 
 nary Buildings. 
 Thivierge, M., manufacturer and dealer in boots and 
 
 shoes, 147 Notre Uame. 
 Thomas, A., confectioner, 69 Notre Dame. 
 Thomas, A., painter, 222 Mignonne. 
 Thomas, C. P., architect, 23 Great St. James. 
 Thomas, Charles, confectioner, 169 St Lawreno* 
 
 Main. 
 Thomas, Cyrus, architect 23 Great St. James. 
 Thomas, Henry, butcher, St. Lawrence Market 
 Thomas, James, piano -forte maker, 12 Montcalm. 
 Thomas, John, piano-forte maker, 17 St Philip. 
 Thomas, Joaegh, butcher, 1 St. Lawrenoe Market 
 Thomas, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 186 Dor- 
 chester. 
 Thomas, Thibau'leau & Co , general dry goods im- 
 porters, 188 & 190 St. Paul. 
 Thompson, E., bailiff and collector, 11 St. Urbain. 
 Thompson, Eilward, wholesale and retail dealer ia 
 bouts and shoes, 146 Notre Dame, corner German 
 and Vitr6. 
 Thompson, E. D., manufacturer of boots and shoes, 
 
 186 Notre Dame. 
 Thompson, J., blacksmith, St Lawrence Main. 
 Thompson, John, wholesale and retail grooer, 108 
 
 St Paul. 
 Thompson, John, grocer, 108 St. Paul. 
 Thompson, Napoleon, maniger of Le Payt, 4 VIM. 
 Thompson, Mrs. P., grocer, Lagaucbetiire, comer 
 
 St. Ignace. 
 Thompson, Robert, physician, 198 Craig. 
 Thompson, S. H., agent for Chance, Bros, k Co., 8 
 
 Lemoine. 
 Thompson, Andrew & Co., manufacturing agenti, 
 
 corner St, Paul and St. Francois Xavier. 
 THOMPSON, B. & S. H , hardware merehants, 
 
 Birminghao), office, 8 Lumoinn. 
 Thompson, Job C. & Co., manufacturers and im- 
 porters 0.^ hats, caps and furs, 297 Notre Dame. 
 Thomson, Charles, professor commercial academy 
 
 for ladies and gentlemen, 68 Great St James. 
 Thomson, Charles, marble works, 6 Bonaventure. 
 Thomson, James, grocer, 73 McCord. 
 Thomson, Johnston, Montreal &ChampIain Railway. 
 Thomson, Robert, blacksmith, 164 Craig. 
 Thomson, Claxton & Co., importers of British ani 
 
 foreign dry goods, 228 St Paul. 
 Thomson, Johnson k Co., founders and machinists, 
 
 12 and 14 Naxaretb Griffintown. 
 Thomson & Kellomi, cabinet makers, 12 Bona- 
 
 renture. 
 THOMSON & MINCHIN, importers and wfaolesaU 
 
 dealers in china, glass, aud earthenware, 241 St. 
 
 Paul 
 Thornton, James, grocery and liquor store, William, 
 
 corner Colborne. 
 Thornton, John, wholesale and reUil dealer in hovM 
 
 furniture, 71 Craig, corner Bleury. 
 THORNTON, E. & CO , Victoria piano forte and 
 
 musical repository, Victoria Sqaare (see card, 
 
 p. 464). 
 TUURBBR, ALEXANDER & CO., wholesale gro- 
 
 cers and oummissiou merchants, 294 St. Paul. 
 Tierney, John, grooer, 62 Prince, Griffintown. 
 TIFFIN, JOSEPH, importers and wholesale general 
 
 grocers, 149 and 160 Commissioners and 184 and 
 
 186 St. Paul. 
 Tiffin, T., importer of groceries, liquors and pro- 
 Tisions, Commissioners, Jacques Cartier Squar* 
 
 and St Paul. 
 Tindall, Wm. J., shiH maker, 62 St Oeorg*. 
 
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 IMPOBTIBfl or 
 
 ititiisilt, Smmait, mA ^txmm Mmiwmtf 
 
 WHOIUALI AMD BBTAIL DKALBR8 IB ALL KINDS Ot 
 
 HARDWARE FURNISHINGS AND TOOLS, 
 
 FOR BUILDERS, CABINET MAKERS, MECHANICS, AND BELL-HANGERS. 
 
 Dixon's Black Lead Crucibles and Carbnrate of Iron; 
 
 ADDIS'S FIRMER CHISELS AND CARVINQ TOOLS ; STDBS'S TOOLS AND FILES ; 
 
 Table Cutlery, Japanned and Plated Ware, Piano Forte Hardware, Sto., &o. 
 MECHANICS' HALL BCILDnCS, H GREAT ST. JAMES STREET, MONTREAL. 
 
 H.B.WARREN, 
 
 MANVrAOTCRRB Or 
 
 PLATFORM JiCOUXTER SCALES, 
 
 Comer of St. Patrick and Oolnmban Street*, Point St 
 Oharlei, Montreal. 
 
 A large Stock always on hand, wholesale and 
 
 Retail. Terms easy, and a liberal disconnt to 
 
 Wholesale Bayers. 
 
 HAT ft FORWARDIIfG SCALES 
 
 MADE TO ORDBR. 
 
 ALL SCALES WABBANTED. 
 
 Price Lists may be had on application by post. 
 
 AH Orders promptly attended to. 
 
 H^OBT. TV^EIir & OO. 
 
 PAPER MAKERS, 
 
 WHOLESALE STATIONERS, 
 
 AND 
 
 ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 
 
 OOUIH OaOT* MOLS, DlKWT, 
 
 Aniy QrtiN Bwbkt, Ulamow, 
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 AC O SO- O* Zl. £1 
 
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 Nos. 18 h 16 WILLIAM STREET, MONTREAL. 
 
 Kmaxiiaxs:— Mann. D. Torbahci * 0»,, Qiufoua A Co., and ^«. Stipbih A Co. ; Hon. Jonit Toima ; Jas. Imiak, Riq. 
 JAMB8 WILUAU80N. J. A. HoNADOHTOIT, 
 
 IF asked what was the best Mediolne for Cleansing the Blood and for Bilious Complaints, Sick Headache, 
 Costiveness, Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Oeueral Debility, &o., we should say, BRIGCIS' INDIAN 
 VBQETABLE LIFE PILLS. fOT Sold by all Dealers in Medicines. 
 
 G. C. BRIQQS, GENERAL AGENT, HAMILTON, C. W. 
 
 W. 0. OHEWETT A 00., PRINTERS, LITHOGRAPHERS, ^c, KING STREET, TORONTa 
 
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 wholesale and 
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 lANTED. 
 
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 ;ended to. 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 469 
 
 ERS, 
 
 ET, 
 
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 LooAir, Kmi, 
 aoNAOOHTOW, 
 
 ik HendMhe, 
 IS' INDIAN 
 
 RONTO. 
 
 Tinkham, Silas, shoTel factory, Cdte St. Paul. 
 
 Tison, Joseph, bailiff, 241 Lagaacheti^re. 
 
 Tiaon & Esiohart, arohitects, St. Lambert Ilill. 
 
 Tobin, Richard, grocer, St. Constant, corner Lagaa- 
 chetidre. 
 
 Tomkins, M. M., baker and grocer, 129 St. Law- 
 rence Main. 
 
 Tomski, Joneph, missionary, 26 Chenneville. 
 
 Toner, James, grocer, Lagauchetitire, corner St. 
 Dominique. 
 
 TORRANCB, JAMES (of fiim of James Torrance & 
 Co.), 40 St. Peter. 
 
 Torrance, David, & Co., importers and wholesale 
 merchants, 23 to 29 St. Sacrament. 
 
 TORRANCE, JAMES, & CO., commission mer- 
 chants, 40 St. Peter. 
 
 Torrance & Morris, advocates, 45 Little St. James. 
 
 ToarTillo, Charles, boot and shoemaker, CO St. 
 Lawrence Main. 
 
 Tourville, Gauthier & Co., grain merchants, &o., 62 
 Commissioners. 
 
 Townsend, W. A., jeweller. 193 Notre Dame. 
 
 Tracy, H., agent for the North and South Through 
 Line Railroads, 68 CommiRsioners. 
 
 Tracey, Martin, grocer, Gabriel, corner McCord, 
 Griffintown. 
 
 Tracey, Patrick, grocer, 59 Kempt, Griffintown. 
 
 Tracy, Hirara. general agent, 68 Commissioners. 
 
 Tract Depository, J. Milne, agent, S3 Great St. James. 
 
 Trainor, Frederick, painter, 63 St. Chas. Borrom6e. 
 
 TRAVERS, J. N., assistant manager Bank of Mon- 
 treal, Great St. James. 
 
 Tremblny, Alfred, tinsmith, 35 Chaboillei. 
 
 Tremblay, Louis, blacksmith, 42 Craig. 
 
 Tremhlay, M., blacksmith, 10 Voltigeurs. 
 
 Trenholme, E. H., physician, 25 St. Antoine. 
 
 Trestler, Charles P., dentist, 22 Little St. James. 
 
 Trestler, H. R. 8., dentist, 71 McOill. 
 
 Trestler, Jean B. C., physician, 366 Lngaachetii>re. 
 
 TRIQG, V7M., wholesale and retail dealer in fancy 
 goods, 202 Notre Dame. 
 
 I^rigg, Wm., agent, St. Francois Xavier, near St. 
 Paul. 
 
 TRIGG & CO , dealers in fancy goods, paper hang- 
 ings and toys, 202 Notre Dame. 
 
 Trottier, A. A., 2nd receiving teller, La Banque du 
 Penple, Great St. Jomes. 
 
 Trottier, Pierre A., butcher, 28 St. Antoine Market. 
 
 Trudeau, E., boot and shoemaker, 250 St. Joseph. 
 
 Trudenu, George, advocate, 29 St. Vincent. 
 
 Trudeau, Isnie, trunk maker, 76 Panet. 
 
 Trudeau, Olivier, grocer, 69 Dalhousie. 
 
 Trudeau, R., druggist, 167 St. Paul. 
 
 Trudeau, R., vioe-president Montreal Building 
 Society. 
 
 Trudeau, Th^ophile, trunk maker, 71 Sanguinet. 
 
 Trndel, E [{., phygioian, 16 Little St. James. 
 
 Trndel, F. X. A., advocate, 31 St. Vincent, house 
 10 St. Dominique. 
 
 Tradel, Joseph, blacksmith, 160 St. Joseph. 
 
 Trudel, Olivier, baker, 112 VisiUtion? 
 
 Frm Witnett, John Ginnies, proprietor, 223 Notre 
 Dame. 
 
 Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada, R. S. 
 Atoheson, commissioner, St. Francois Xavier, cor. 
 Great St. James. 
 
 Truteau, A., baker, 86 Dorchester. 
 
 Trateau, Joseph Z., noUry public, 162 St. Denis, 
 north. 
 
 Tucker, Georg* k Co., importers, maonfaeturers, 
 wholesale and retail dealers in cigars, tobacco, 
 ■naff, &o., 169 Notre Dame, Cathedral Block. 
 
 Tnckwell, James, fruit dealer, 49| McGill 
 
 la? 1 
 St. James. 
 
 Tuggey, Charles, house and 
 
 agent, 25 Great 
 
 TDLIN, CHARLES, sole agent for the house of 
 De Gemon & Co., of Hordeaux, at T. Fournier & 
 Co., 242 St. Paul (see card, p. 408). 
 
 Turcot, Amable, grocer, 105 Wolfe. 
 
 Turcot, P. X., saloon, 6 MoCord. 
 
 Turcot, R<^mi, advocate. Tannery, west. 
 
 Turgeon, Louis O., physician, 26 St. Urbain. 
 
 Turg<!on, L. O., tobacconist and cigar manufaotorer, 
 110 St. Paul. 
 
 Turgeon, N., saloon, 131 Commissioners. 
 
 Turgeon, Prevost & Co., importers, wholesale and 
 retail dealers in dry goods, kc, 111 Notre Dame. 
 
 Turgeon & Dufresne, grocers, 9 King, Griffintown. 
 
 Turnbnll, Wm. W. & Co., shipping and commission 
 merchants, Royal Insurance Buildings, Commis- 
 sioners. 
 
 Turner, Edmund, barber, St. Miiry. 
 
 Turner, Eilwin R., architect, 27 Wellington. 
 
 Tu ner, Isaac, tobacconist, 58 Wolfe. 
 
 Turner, Jackson, wbitewaehiiii(. and colouring, 44 
 St. Dominique. 
 
 Turner, The Misses, seminary for young ladies, 56 
 St. Urbain. 
 
 Turner, Peter, wood dealer, St. Paul, opposite Bar' 
 racL's. 
 
 Turner, Wm., fire inspector, British American Assu- 
 rance Company. 45 St. Francois Xavier. 
 
 Turnpike Roadf Office, John Penner, secretary, 18 
 Great St. Jaraes. 
 
 Tuttle, E. C, stationer and book binder, 237 St. 
 Paul. 
 
 Tyler, Wm,, confectioner, 22 Bonaventure. 
 
 Tyre, James & Son, luporters of staple and fancy 
 dry goods, 216 St. Paul. 
 
 Union Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Boston, 
 S. Jonen Lyman, agent, 22 St. John. 
 
 United Sutes Consul General, J. R. Qiddings, 9 
 Great St. James. 
 
 University Lying-in Hospital, 47 St. Urbain. 
 
 University of McGill College, McGill Collepe Avenne. 
 
 University Philharmonic Society, McGill College. 
 
 Upper Canada Bank, E. T. Taylor, manager, 66 
 Great St. James. 
 
 UPPER CANADA ROYAL MAIL LINE or STEAM- 
 ERS, Alex. Milloy, agent, 20 Great St. James 
 rs66 oftrd ) 
 
 URQUHART, ALEXANDER & CO., wholesale gro- 
 cers, wine, spirit and commission merchants, St. 
 Peter. 
 
 Usherwood, Joseph, painter and glasier, 27 St. 
 Urbain. 
 
 Utley, Maurice H., physician, 22 Radegnnde. 
 
 Vailancour, Edward, hotel keeper, 207 St. Mary. 
 
 Vnladp, Joseph, shoe dealer, Jacques Cartier Square. 
 
 Valade Muise, hotel keeper, 2 Cemetery. 
 
 Valine, J., clerk. Post Office. 
 
 Valine, J. D., notary public, 98 St. Lawrence Main. 
 
 Valli«^re, Miss, milliner, 16 St. Vincent. 
 
 Vallidre, R., hotel keeper, St. Jean Baptiste Village. 
 
 Valois, & Labelle, leather me liants, and boot and 
 shoe manufacturers, 18 and 20 Jacques Carder 
 Square. 
 
 VanBuskirk, George, dentist, 68 Craig. 
 
 Vanier, iSlrailien, grocer, St. Lawrence Main. 
 
 Vanwick, Mrs. Anne, grocer, 48 Murray, Griffintown. 
 
 Varey, George, accountant, 68 St. Fran9ois Xavier. 
 
 Vamer, John, carriage maker, rear 63 Wellington. 
 
 Varteaume & Son, dry goods and clothing, 73 St. 
 Paul. 
 
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 Ytrj, M., manafkoturer of and dealer in boots and 
 
 shoes, 166 Notre Dame. 
 Vass, A. H., Jan., prodnoe broker, 8 St. Saerament. 
 Vanghan, M. M., olerk of St. Gabriel Market. 
 Tantier, Philip, shipwright and caulker, foot of 
 
 McOill. 
 Veit, Frederick, professor of musio, Latour, sear 
 
 Zion Ghnreh. 
 Venables, John, musio teacher, 79 Craig. 
 Venno, Joseph, commission merchant, 30 St. Antoine. 
 Tennor, Edward, paying teller. Bank of Upper 
 
 Canada, 66 Great St. James. 
 Yennor, Henry, manager Sarings Bank, Bank of 
 
 Montreal. 
 Verdon, Alexis, shoemaker, 187 St. Joseph. 
 Vermette, George, grocer, 89 Lagauohetifere. 
 Vermette, Joseph, undertaker, C6U St. Louis. 
 Vermont & Boston Telegraph Office, H. H. Pattee, 
 
 agent, 88 St. Francois Xarier. 
 Vemer, E., carriage factory, Craig, corner Hermine. 
 Versailles, Joseph, butcher, 30 St. Anns Market. 
 Versailles, Louis, grocer, 110 Bonaventure. 
 Versailles, Narcisse, butcher, 44 St. Anna Market. 
 Viao, Araable, butcher, 69 Bonsecours Market. 
 Viau, Isa'ie, grocer, Cemetery, near Bonarenture. 
 Vian, J. Bte., undertaker, Coteau St. Pierre. 
 Viau, Joseph, butcher, 44 Bonsecours Market. 
 Viau, P., wood dealer. Cemetery, near Bonayentore. 
 VICTORIA FRUIT WAREHOUSE, BooaTenture 
 
 Buildings, Vietoria Square, J. D. Henderson, 
 
 manager (see card, p. 882). 
 Victoria Iron Works, Mill and Canal, W. H. Snell & 
 
 Co., proprietors. 
 Vlelle, James, tanner, St. Mary. 
 Vigor, Alfred, painter and glnsier, 6 St. Andr6. 
 Viger, L. L., M.P P., adToeate, 89 LitUo St. James. 
 Villemaire, £., tinsmith, 22 Jacques Cartier Square. 
 Villemaire, Louis, tinware, 105 St. Paul. 
 Villemaire, 0?ide, tinsmith and dealer in hardware, 
 
 28 Jacques Cartier Square. 
 Villeraure, J., tinroofer, 210 Sanguinet 
 Villeneuve, Fdlix, proprietor Hotel Bonsecours, 86 
 
 St. Paul. 
 
 Villeneuve, J. P., bntcher, 49 Bonseoonrs Market 
 
 Villeneuve, M., grocery, St. Mary. 
 
 VilleneuTC, Nataire, grocer, S77 St. Mary. 
 
 VilleneuTe, P., & Co., grocers and hotel keepers, 
 884 St. Joseph. 
 
 Villeneuve & Laoaille, wholesale and retail grocers, 
 104 St. Paul. 
 
 Vincelette, Miss A., raosio teacher, 128 Lagau- 
 chetitire. 
 
 Vincent, Edouard, piano-forte maker, 288 St Law- 
 rence Main. 
 
 Vincent, EuBt^be, grocer, 62 Beaudry. 
 
 Vincent, George, sculptor, 81 Beaudry. 
 
 VIMING & MILLER, bnot and shoe manufacturers, 
 corner MoGill and Lemoine (see card, p. 466). 
 
 Virtue, J., & Co., ale, porter and cider merchants, 
 
 29 St. ViLicent. 
 
 Vison, Mrs. Margaret, grocer, 104 Wolfe. 
 
 Vogt, Christopher, piano-forte maker, 110 German. 
 
 Vogt, Eu!i6be, piano-forte maker, 149 St. Urbsin. 
 
 Vogt, Wm., k Co., piano-forte makers, 188 Craig, 
 
 Vosburgh, Nelson, prop. Merohaute' Hotel, College. 
 
 Voyer, Julien, pork butcher, Bonsecours Market 
 
 VULCAN IRON WORKS, Alex. Fleck, manufac- 
 turer Fleck's patent improved Tyler water wheels 
 and machinery of every description, 12 William 
 (see card, p. 406). 
 
 Wade, George, cigar mannfaotnrer, and dealer in 
 tobaccos, snuffs, fancy pipes, &c., 212 St Paul. 
 
 Wadsworth, George, boot and shoemaker, 67 Wolfs. 
 WAIT ft SIMPSON, commission merchants and 
 
 dealers in couatry produce. Young's Buildings, 2 
 
 M«0I11. 
 WAITES, THOMAS, twine manufacturer and deal- 
 er in shoe and linen thread, 169 St Paul (sec 
 
 card, p. 466). 
 WALBEE, J. A., conductor, Grand Trunk Railway. 
 Waldron & Brother, painters and glasiera, 86 St 
 
 Peter. 
 Wales, Charles, forwarder and commission merohMit, 
 
 62 Canal Basin. 
 Walkem, Charles, surveyor and draftsman, 202 La- 
 
 ganeheti^re. 
 WALKER, ALEXANDER, importer of dry goods, 
 
 St. Andrew's Buildings, St. Peter. 
 Walker, H. W., bookkeeper. Grand Tronk Railway. 
 Wulker, James A., commission agent, 4 St. Sacr*- 
 
 ment. 
 Walker, John, dry goods, 89 Wellington. 
 WALKER, JOHN H., wood engraver, 68 Great St. 
 
 James (see oard, p. 466). 
 Walker, Joseph, commission agent for British mana- 
 
 facturers, 14 John. 
 Walker, Mrs., baker and confectioner, 61 St. Mary. 
 WALKER, W. S., wholesale and reUil watchmaker 
 
 and jeweller, 36 St. Lawrence Main. 
 Walker, Wm., flour and oatmeal mills. Canal. 
 WALKER. JAMES ft CO., importers of shelf and 
 
 heavy hardware, house furnishing hardware, tools, 
 
 ftc.. Mechanics' Hall Buildings, 64 Great St 
 
 James (see oard, p. 468). 
 Wallace, Alexander, plane manufacturer, 407 La- 
 
 gaucheti^re. 
 Wallace, B. D. & Co., manufacturers and dealers in 
 
 sewing machines, 29 Great St James. 
 Waller, Samuel, M. D., chemist and druggist, 4} St 
 
 Mary. 
 Walmsley, Wm., grocer, 24 Papineau Square. 
 Walsh, Anthony, grooer, 1 and 8 St. Antoine. 
 Walsh, Matthew, grocer, St Catharine, corner St 
 
 Constant. 
 Walsh, M., furniture, Ac, 49 St Mary. 
 Walsh, P. F., watchmaker, 47 J St. Mary. 
 Walsh, James ft Co., watch and clock makers, 110 
 
 St. Joseph. 
 Walter, Patrick, painter, 169) St. Lawrence Main. 
 Walton, Benjamin, builder, 2 Hanover. 
 Walton, Mrs. C, Berlin wool and fancy work depot, 
 
 206 Notre Dame. 
 Wand, Peter C, builder, 219 St Charles Borrom^. 
 Wanlees, Gilbert trass manufacturer, 39 St. Law- 
 rence Main. 
 Wanless, John, homeopathist phjsician, 43 GrMt 
 
 St. James, 
 Ward, Patrick, groeer, 12 St. Urbain. 
 Wardill, James, joiner and cabinetmaker, 20 Blenry. 
 WardiU, J. James, boot tree and last maker, 20 
 
 Bleury. 
 Wardle, Walter, contractor, 282 Dorchester. 
 Wardley, Aldeman, tavern keeper, Vitre, corner 
 
 St. Charles Borrom^. 
 Warmington, R. ft Son, tinsmiths, plumbers, gM 
 
 filters, &o., 42 McGill. 
 WARNER, G. W. ft SON, exchange brokers, 40 St 
 
 Francois Xavier (see card, p. 400). 
 Warrack, H. M., commission agent, 68 St. Fran^oia 
 
 Xavier. 
 Warren, D. H., scale maker, 64 St. Mary. 
 Warren, Francis, importer and dealer in cutlery, 292 
 
 Notre Dame. 
 vVarren, Mrs. W. H., music teacher, 9 St Dominlqne. 
 
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 A. B. T. wishes to inform the pablic that he is prepared to exeoate in the best and most improTed style of art' 
 all BRANCHES OF PHOTOGRAPHY. After many years of saooessful practice and olose study, he can lay 
 before the public of Montreal and vicinity, the Latest and most Improved Style of FBOToaBAPRs, including 
 the new process of Printing with the Solar Instrument, by which means he can enlarge the smallest and 
 poorest Ambrotype to life sixe, which cannot be excelled by any other picture for its size and beaaty of 
 light and shade. 
 
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 He has also employed an excellent Artist to color Portraits in Oil and Water Colors. 
 HIS CARTES DE.VISITE AND AMBROTTPES 
 
 CANNOT BB SURPASSED IN CANADA. 
 
 A Superior Stock of CASES, FRAMES and LOCKETS, always on hand. 
 
 Those patroniiing him will acknowledge that his Establishment is admirably adapted for his Profession, 
 and the comforts of his Customers ; the Rooms are warm in winter, and light and airy in summer; with 
 both Foreign and Local Scenery for back grounds, according to order. 
 
 1^ Don't forget the Number, i 62} Oreat St. James Street, Montreal. 
 
 ROBERT WOODS, 1 
 
 56 "Wellington Street, ISdContreal, 
 
 MANUFACTURER OF 
 
 SEWING MACHINES, 
 
 OF THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS FOR 
 
 AND FAMILY UBK. 
 
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 QUKKNSWARI, OLASBWARB, HAADWARK, * 0UTI.1RT. 
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 WAREEN, H. B., aoale manufacturer, comer St. 
 
 Patrick and Columban, Point St. Charles (see 
 
 eard, p. 468). 
 Warren, M., dealer in coal oil and lamps, junk, &o., 
 
 64 St. Mary. 
 WAEREN, SAMUEL R., manufacturer of organs, 
 
 melodeons, harmoniams, &c., comer St. Joseph 
 
 and St. Henry (see card, p. 466), 
 Warren, C. S. & Co., commission merchants, ship, 
 
 custom house and general brokers, Custom House 
 
 Square. 
 Warren, John & Co., tobacconists, 72 Notre Dame. 
 Watkins, J„ stationer, 22 St. Mary. 
 Watkins, John, barber, 67 St. Joseph. 
 Watson, Isaac, reporter Montreal Daily Oaiette, 36 
 
 Great St. James. 
 Watson, John, hardware manafaotarers' agent, 26 
 
 St. Sacrament. 
 Watson, John, blacksmith, 6 and 7 Chenneville. 
 Watson, R., baker, 120 8t. Lawrence Main. 
 Watson, Thomas, contrnotor, 466 St. Catharine. 
 WATSON, JOHN & CO., importers, and wholesale 
 
 china, glass and earthenware merohantii, 11 
 
 Lemoine, 
 Watt, Alexander, baker, 46 St. Joseph. 
 Watts, Wm., wholesale and retail boot and shoe 
 
 manufacturer and dealer, 47 Mcnili. 
 Wearer, 0. W., woollen oloth manufacturer, St. Oa- 
 
 briel Looks. 
 Webb, C. W., dentist, 94 St. Lawrence Main. 
 Webb, Thomas, auctioneer, 142 St. Antoine. 
 Webber, Mrs. Anne, dressmaker and milliner, 8 St. 
 
 Lawrence Main. 
 Webster, Miss E., teacher of fancy work, 354 La- 
 
 gaucbetiire. 
 Webster, J. H., surgeon dentist, 164 Notre Dame. 
 Webster, Lorcn, photographic artist, 71 McQlll. 
 Weekes, Oeorge, notary public, 67 St. Lewis. 
 Weil, David, lithographer, 81 St. Franjois Xavier. 
 WEIR, ROBERT & CO , paper makers, wholesale 
 
 stationers, and account book manufacturers, 16 
 
 Great St. James (see card, p. 468). 
 Weir & Larmine, stock ond exchange brokers, and 
 
 commission merchants, 65 St. Francois Xavier. 
 Wells, James H., arohitrot, 26 Union Avenue. 
 Wenham, Joseph, exchange broker, I St. John. 
 Werner, Rev. G., German Church, 107 St. Dominique. 
 Werner, Julius, professor of music, 18 Radegoude. 
 WEST BROTHERS, tobacco factors aod'commission 
 
 merchants, 6 St. John (see card, p. .470). 
 Westoott, John, barometer manufacturer, Court, off 
 
 St. Edward Lane. 
 Western Assurance Company, Simpson & Bethane, 
 
 agents, 59 St. Francois Xavier. 
 Westgate, Douglas, general merchant, C6te St. Paul. 
 Weston, H., fruit and confectionery, 8 Victoria 
 
 Square. 
 WESTON, WM. H., tobacconist, 24 Great St. James 
 
 (see card, p. 400). 
 Wheeler, Richard, grocei-, 65 St. Urbain. 
 Wheeler, T. B., physician and surgeon, 434 Lagau- 
 
 oheti^re, west.. 
 Whelan, John, contractor, 38 Hermine. 
 White, A. P., photographer, 8 Bleury. 
 White, Rev. J. P., canon of Christ Church Cathedral, 
 
 88} City Councillors. 
 White, J. S., watchmaker and jeweller, 106 Notre 
 
 Dame. 
 WHITE, JOSEPH, book keeper and collector, 
 
 Montreal Qatette (daily), 86 Great St. James. 
 White, Mrs. R., fruit store, 18 St. Antoine. 
 Wbite, Patrick, contractor, 857 Wellington. 
 
 White, Robert, painler, 11 Craig. 
 
 White, T., watchmaker and jeweller, 8'^ St. Joseph. 
 
 White, V.'m., boiler maker, Colborne, opposite Canftl 
 Sheds. 
 
 White SUr Line of Packet Ships, D. E. \iacleaii & 
 Co., agents, 3 St. Nicholas. 
 
 WHITHAM & SOULB, wholesale shirt and eohar 
 manufacturers, 66 St. Francois Xavier. 
 
 Whitney, H. H., chairman Harbour Commissionerf, 
 Custom House Square. 
 
 Whitney, N. S., importer and wholesale dealer In 
 dry goods and leather, Reoollett, near St. Peter. 
 
 Whyddon, Jos., editor Canadian In»uranc» Oatett*, 
 10 Plateau. 
 
 Whyte, John, commission merchant, 20 Durocher. 
 
 Wilcott, S. A., grocer, Robin Lane, corner Beaudry. 
 
 Wilhelm, G., butcher, St. Lawrence Market. 
 
 Wilkes, Rev. Henry, D.D., Congregationol, 7 Moun- 
 tain Terrace. 
 
 Willett, M., confectioner, 39 St. Anns Market. 
 
 Willett, S. L., importer of china, glass and earthen- 
 ware, 9 and 1 1 St. Helen. 
 
 Williams, Miles, jun., proprietor Williams' Brewery, 
 
 63 and 65 College. 
 
 Williams' Brewery, Miles Williams, jun., proprietor, 
 
 53 and 55 College. 
 Williams, S., straw bleacher and pressor, 3 St. Peter. 
 Williams, W., fruiterer and confectioner, 21 Jacquei 
 
 Cartier Square. 
 Williamson, Alex , ivory turner, 24 St. Joseph. 
 Williamson, Mrs., registry office, 22 St. Joseph. 
 Williamson, James & Co., importers fancy and 
 
 staple dry goods. 286 Notre Dame. 
 WILLIAMSON, JAMES & CO., wholesale produce 
 
 and commission merchants, 13 and 16 William 
 
 (see card, p. 468). 
 Wilsoam, John, dry goods dealer, 264 St. Joseph. 
 Wilson, A , confectioner, 269 Notro Dame. 
 Wilson, Andrew, raanoger Montreal Herald and 
 
 Daily Commtreial Gazttte, 200 Notru Dame. 
 Wilson, C , manufacturer and dealer in boots and 
 
 shoes, 801 Notre Dame. 
 Wilson, Daniel, builder, 216 St. Charles Borrom6«. 
 Wilson, George, monufacturer and wholesale and re- 
 tail dealer in boots and shoes, 230 Notre Dame. 
 Wilson, .Tames Henry, raloon, 267 Notre Dame. 
 Wilson, John, book and job printer, St. John. 
 Wilson, John M., produce and commission merchant, 
 
 40 McGill. 
 Wilson, Robert, manufacturer of shirt collars, &c., 
 
 64 St. Frangois Xavier. 
 
 Wilson, W., lumber and wood merchant, Wellington. 
 Wilson, W. L., publisher's agent, o3 St. Francois 
 
 Xavier. 
 Wilson, Mrs. Wm., groeery store, 175 St. Joseph. 
 Wilson, Wra., saloon, 299 Notre Dame. 
 Wilson, Thomas & Co., commission merchants. 
 
 Royal Insurance Buildings. 
 Wilson, Willis & Co., commission merchants, Royal 
 
 Insurance Buildings. 
 Wilson & Couillard, importers and wholesale dealers 
 
 in shelf and heavy hardware, saddlery, &c., 128 
 
 St. Paul. 
 Windeyer & Savage, architects and provincial land 
 
 surveyors, 18 Great St. James. 
 Windram, Wm. J., commission merchants, 26 St. 
 
 Francois Xavier. 
 Winks, George & Ccimportem and wholesale deal* 
 
 ers in dry goods. No. 1 Custom House Square. 
 Winn, J. R., fruit, &c., Craig, corner Wolf. 
 Winn & Holland, commission merchants, St. Saora* 
 
 ment 
 
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 Withey, Edward, hftir drMMr, 66 Sugainet. 
 Withey, Oeorge, emMaet msk«r, 25 Jorora. 
 Withrow, Rrr. W., B. A., New Counezion M«tbo- 
 
 diat, 6 Uupr6 Lkoe. 
 WWal, Ctoorge, boot and ihoMnaker, 2 Bt. Marj. 
 Wolff, Rev. Philip, 3 Union Plaee. 
 WOOD, 0. 8., raperiotendent Montreal Telegraph 
 
 Company. 
 Wood, Robert, inauraooe agent, [62 St Fran^oia 
 
 XaTier. 
 Wood, T. R., aeeonntant for Robert Wood, 62 St. 
 
 Fran^oia Xavier. 
 Woed, W., eoMBriaaioD agent, Reeellet. 
 Wood, John ft Sod, watchmakera and jewellera, 177 
 
 Notre Dame. 
 WoodhoHM, Henry A Co., woollen merehanta, 286 
 
 St. Paul. 
 Wooodman, Henry A Co., daalera in lumber and 
 
 ice, 90 Craig. 
 Woods, Daniel, eandy shop, Wellington. 
 Wooda, Robert, boota and sheea, 62 St^Lawrenoe 
 
 Main. 
 Wooda, Robert, leather merchant, 254 St. Paul. 
 WOODS, ROBERT, mnnafactarer of sewing ma- 
 
 ohinee, 66 Wellington (see oard, p. 472). 
 Wragg, Thomas R., advocate, 30 Little St. Jamea. 
 Wray, Joaeph, oonfeetioner, 72 St. Antoine 
 Wray, Joaeph, andertaker, 116 St Lawrenee Main. 
 Wright, E., tobaoooniat, 11 Great St. Jaoiea. 
 Wright, H. B., notary public, 46 Little St. Jamea. 
 Wright, J. T., clerk Poat Office. 
 
 Wright, Jamea, eontraetor. Mile End. 
 
 Wright, John, waggon builder, 104 Nasareth, Qriffin- 
 town. 
 
 Wright, Robert, painter, 17 St Mary. r 
 
 Wright, Wm., phyaioian and surgeon, 176 Craig. 
 
 Wright, B. k Co., china, glaaa and earthenware 
 morohanta, 288 St Paul. 
 
 Wnrtele, Jonathan S. C, advocate, 8 Little St 
 Jamea. 
 
 Tatoa, Henry, chief engineer, Orand Trunk Railway. 
 
 Tatea, John C , cominiaaion agent, 2 Union Build- 
 inga. 
 
 Yeoman, Thomaa, aaloon, 46 St. Oabriel. 
 
 Yeoman, Thomas, book-keeper City Foundry, 60 and 
 62 Queen. 
 
 Yon, Oeorge, tinamith, 188 St Lawrence Main. 
 
 YOUNO, HON. JOHN, eommiaeion and produce 
 merchant, office comer William and McOill ; resi- 
 dence, Durooher. 
 
 Yvong, J. M., produce and eommiaeion merohant, 
 Yonng'a building, comer William and Grey Nun. 
 
 Young Ladiea' School of the Sisters of the Congrega- 
 tion of Notre Dame, 842 St Catharine. 
 
 Young Men's Christian Assooiation — Thomas Leem- 
 ing, president ; A. McK. Cochrane, corresponding 
 secretary ; Thomaa Hobaon, reoording secretary ; 
 Great St. Jamea, next to Post Office. 
 
 Young, Thomaa, aailmaker, 11 Common. 
 
 Young Dr. Wm., surgeon deat>;i, office 190} Notre 
 Dame. 
 
 Zmijowaki, H. C, huisaier, ?.3 St. TTinoent. 
 
 MONT 8T. HILAIRE, C E.— A villa^ beautifully situated at the base of the Ronville Mountain, 
 in the parish of St. Hilaire, county of Rouville. It is noted for the picturesque acenery in the vicinity, 
 and is much resorted to during the summer season by pleasure parties visiting the Mountain. Distant 
 trom St. Hilaire station, on the Grand Trunk Railway, 3 miles, and ftrom Montreal 22 miles. Daily 
 mails. 
 
 Boucher, E., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Brouillet, Alexis, blacksmith and axe maker. 
 
 Brouillet, H., carpenter and builder. 
 
 IMry, F., cabinet maker. 
 
 D^ry, Louis, miller. 
 
 IMry, Magloire, hotel keeper. 
 
 Deamarteau, N., baker. 
 
 DUCHARME, ELZ^ARD, postmaster and general 
 
 merohant 
 Dneharme, J. E., carding and fulling mill proprietor. 
 Dttoharme, Joseph, cigar and tobacco manufaotnrer. 
 Fontaiae, Fnutfoia, tanner. 
 
 Ganthier, O. T., ji Co., edge tool maaufacturera. 
 Germain, Pie. r- , aawyer. 
 Hebert, Amatle, farmer. 
 Lahaiae, Frao(oia, miiler. 
 Lednc, Olivier, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Racioot, A., carpenter and builder. 
 Renaud, Francie, boot and ahoamaker. 
 R6nand, Fraafois, orohardiat 
 S^n^oal, P.* A., orohardiat 
 
 Southwick, M. B., carding and oloth dreaaing manu- 
 facturer. 
 
 MOOBE, O. W. — A flonriahing Tillage, aituated on the east bank of the river St. Clair, in the township 
 of Moore, county of Lambton. Steamers to and from Detroit, Port Huron and Sarnia call daily, and 
 it haa communication with the town of St. Clair, in Michigan, by means of three ferries. It has a good 
 local trade, and large quantities of staves and timber are annually shipped here for the !lritii«h and 
 American marketa. Distant f^om Port Saraia, the county town, 10 milea, and from Detroit, Miohlgan, 
 60 miles. Daily mail, and money order office. Population about 250. 
 
 Abrey, 0. B., provincial land aurveyor, architect, 
 
 and insurance agent. 
 Armstrong, Rev. David, Church of England. 
 BAby, J. & W. L., general merchants. 
 BIkby, Jamea F., flour, griat and saw mill proprietor. 
 BAby, R., general merohant 
 Baao, Miteheli, shoemaker. 
 Beaton, Miaa Mary, milliBor and dreaamaker. 
 Beaton, P^ter, ferryman. 
 Boalton, John, farmer. 
 Bowen, N. & J., carriage and waggon makera. 
 
 Bnrwell, C, cabinet maker, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Cady & Harrington, coopera. 
 
 Cleary, Richard, achool teacher. 
 
 Conkey, James, shoemaker. 
 
 Courtuey, Adam, house, sign, and carriage painter. 
 
 Courtney, John general merohant. 
 
 Cronkhite, David, carpenter and Division Court 
 
 bailiff. 
 Culbert, Rev. Thomaa, Wealeyan Methodist. 
 Cunningham, Alexander, earpenter and builder. 
 Dale, i^bert, aoeountaat 
 
 BOSSINO MACHINES, BARK AND FULLING MILLS, A. FLECK, Maaolhoturer. (See card, p. 406.) 
 
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 a. 175 Cnig. 
 
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 te, 8 Little St 
 
 Trank RailwBjr. 
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 briel. 
 
 Foandiy, 60 and 
 
 rence Mftin. 
 
 on and produM 
 
 nd MoGill ; resi- 
 
 ieoion merohant, 
 
 and Grey Nun. 
 
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 krine. 
 
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 e, corresponding 
 
 rding seoretarj ; 
 
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 'inoent. 
 
 iville Mountain, 
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 lotain. Distant 
 2 miles. Daily 
 
 kBufactarers. 
 
 malcer. 
 
 dreaslog mana* 
 
 [n the township 
 call daily, and 
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 Kvision Court 
 
 hodist. 
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 eard, p. 406.) 
 
 MOOBK— MO&i IB. 
 
 Doane, Israel, eooper. 
 
 DnnsBore, Jaaaa, fltrmer. 
 
 Eyres, Tbonas, oarpenttr and builder. 
 
 Farmer's Hotel, John Kirby, proprietor. 
 
 Finlayson, Alexander, plasterer. 
 
 Fotberiiigham, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Galameau, Joseph, ferryman. 
 
 Gamble, A. W., pbysieiaii and surgeen. 
 
 Giles, John, butcher. 
 
 Oraaon, Robert, shoemaker. 
 
 Gurd, Vfm., customs officer. 
 
 Harvey, John, ferryman. 
 
 Johnston, George B., township reeve. 
 
 Jones, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Judson, Samuel, oarpenter and builder. 
 
 Kirby, John, proprietor of Farmer's Hotel. 
 
 Kitchen, George, blacksmith. 
 
 Molntyre, Henry, cabinet maker. 
 
 McKelrey, Alexander, lumber merehsBt. 
 
 MoKeWey, Charles, grocer. 
 
 McKelvey, A. & J., general merchants. 
 
 MoPHERSON, WILLIAM, postmaster, clerk of di- 
 vision court, township treasurer, inspector of 
 weights and measure!>, general agent, &o. 
 
 McRae, John, flour and feed dealer. 
 
 jUiiar aa4* «» 
 
 MelU< k Cuaninglu , e»rdiag, f»lliag, and •«•. 
 
 and ^rist mill propt ^tors. 
 Miller, II. J., deputy i eve. 
 Moore, R., lumber merchant. 
 Morrison, John, photograph artir- 
 
 chant tailor. 
 Ness, Riehard, grocer. 
 Pickard, Rev. John, Baptist 
 Pousette, A. C, physician and Sufgeoo. 
 Powell, Thomas, flour and feed dealer. 
 Reed, Thomas, gunsmith, watchmaker and jewellar. 
 Reilly, Charles, proprietor of Railly's Hotel, Slid 
 
 livery stable keeper. 
 Reilly's Hotel, Charles Reillr, proprietor. 
 Richmond, Robert, blacksmith. 
 Shuler, Peter, blacksmith. 
 Sinclair, Alexander, township clerk. 
 Smith, Josiah, house, sign and carriage painter. 
 Smith & B&by, manufacturers of petroleum oil. 
 Sutherland, John, carpenter and builder. 
 Thorns,, Simeon, shoemaker. 
 Tremells, Richard. 
 Watson, Alexander, saddle, harness and trunk 
 
 maker. 
 
 MOBEWOOD, C. W. — A village situated in the township of Winchester and county of Dnndas. 
 Distant from Cornwall, the county town, 65 miles; Morrisburg, 26 miles; and from Montreal, 124 
 miles. Mail weekly from Winchester Post Office and semi- weekly from Russell Post Office. 
 
 Green, John B., blacksmith. 
 MoKAY, ALEXANDER, postmaster. 
 
 Wallace, Wm., general merchant 
 
 MOHlflNODALE MILLS, O. W.— A small but flourishing post village, situated on the banks of 
 the river Nitb, in the township of Momington and county of Perth, surrounded by one of the best 
 farming districts in Canada West Distant from Stratford, the county town, 17} milea ; ttom Water, 
 loo, 18 milea, and from Berlin, 20 miles. Population about 80. 
 
 The following liberal proposition is made by Mr. John Nicklin : "To be given in fee simple together witk 
 deed free of all inoumbranoes for ever, to any responsible man, a first-class building, 45-f80, wUk 
 four floors, built up in the best manner with the best of materials, at a oash eoet of $1,000, to- 
 gether with land convenient for an extensive business in the milling line. The party must furaiah 
 the same with a 26 or 30 horee power engine and two or three runs of burr stones, with necesawy 
 machinery. There is no water power of any consequence within a circuit of 16 or 20 milea, w 
 that steam must do the bueiaefla of the looality. For further particulars address the nndersigiMd 
 (prepaid), Morningdale Post Office, eoanty Perth. <i jqhN NICKLIN.*' 
 
 Campbell, Was., boot and shoemaker. 
 Gorden, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 NICKLIN, JOHN, J. P., postmaster, and geacnl 
 
 merchant 
 Nicklin, Joseph, hotel keeper. 
 
 UORFETH, C. W.— A post village, situated on Lake Erie, in the township of Howardand county of 
 Kent. Staves and sawn lumber form the principal business of this place. Distant mm Chathaai, 
 the county town, 22 miles; from Fort Stanley, 64 miles, and from Londou, 60 milea. Tri-wa«klj 
 maiL Population about 600. 
 
 Addeman, George, constable. 
 
 Addeman, John, foundry and agrienltural implement 
 
 manufketurer. 
 Alma, John P., barrister and real estate agent, &o. 
 Arnold, George, oarpenter and builder. 
 Bennett, John, hotel proprietor. 
 Birch, George, jun., tin and coppersmith. 
 Boulter, Wm., school teacher. 
 Campbell, Neil, flour and grilt mill proprietor. 
 Caswell, H. B , hotel proprietor. 
 Commercial Hotel, H. B. Caswell, proprietor. 
 Cottier, John, Uilor. 
 Cowan, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 Cull, Wm., councillor. 
 
 Davidson, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Dent, Richard, general merchant 
 
 Duck, Elijah, grocer. 
 
 Duck, George, J. P., customs collector. 
 
 Duck, Isaac, blacksmith. 
 
 Duck, John, reeve, olerk of 2nd diviaion ooart, itr 
 
 surance agent and notary public. 
 Fraser, John M., physician. 
 Frederick, Hiram, waggon maker. 
 Grant, Charles, township olerk. 
 Green, Richard, councillor. 
 Hanna, Rev. Thomas, Wesleyan Methodist 
 Harrisop, E. B., township treasurer. 
 HEYWARD, ANDREW, postmaster. 
 
 KOSSING MACHINES, BARK AND FULLING MILLS, A. FLECK, Manofaoturer. (See owd, p. 406.) 
 
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 MORPETH— MORRTSBURa. 
 
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 Htyward k Hasb»ad, general marohKiits. 
 
 Homrd Library. 
 
 Johutoa, John, carpenter knd boilder. 
 
 Kltehen, Samuel, general merohant. 
 
 Knight, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Knight, William, ooniuble. 
 
 Lampman, Rev. ArobibaM, Charch of England. 
 
 Leibner, Augustus, cabinet maker. 
 
 MoClure, Misa, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 MoClnre, Wm , boot and shoemaker. 
 
 MoCollnm, Thomas, general merchant 
 
 McCormiok, F. B., dentist. 
 
 MoKane, .JoBeph, tanner and ou.-rier. 
 
 MoKerrioher, Vfm, councillor. 
 
 IfoMoon, .VIra. K'lnnnh, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Morpeth Eiohange, D. Vf. Sexton, proprietor. 
 
 Nation, Edward, J. P. 
 
 Ogletree, Francis, deputy reere. 
 
 Palmer, John, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Palonste, Israel, mason and plasterer. 
 
 PaMmore, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Philp, Wm., ezpreis agent. 
 
 Precore, Louis, baker and oonfectioner. 
 
 Seott, John, cabinet maker. 
 
 Scott, Matthew, J. P., insurance agent. 
 
 Sexton, D. W., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Shaw, Charles, waggon maker and blacksmith. 
 
 Shields, Wm., cooper. 
 
 Simons, Walter B., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Smith, Israel & Cyrus, saw mill proprietors. 
 
 Smith, James M., physician. 
 
 Southern Railway Hotel, John Bennett, proprietor. 
 
 Sutherland, Qeorge, pninter. 
 
 Swarthout, Isaac, saw mill proprietor and lumber 
 
 merchant. 
 Taylor, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 Teer, Misses, milliners and drassmakerg. 
 Teer, Thomas, tailor. 
 Teetiel, John, bailiff. 
 Tobias, Miss E,, school teacher. 
 Traxler, Michael, saddle and harness maker. 
 Turnbull, Jasper, blacksmith. 
 Wilson, Wm , general merchant. 
 Wood, George C., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 ICOBBISBANK, C. W. — A country post ofiSce in the township of Morris and county of Huron. 
 Distant from Qoilerich, the county town, 40 miles. Population of the neighbourhood about 80. 
 
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 DRAPER, BENJAMIN, postmaster. 
 Montgomery, Neil, framer. 
 
 Wright, Wm., shoemaker. 
 
 MOBBISBURG, C. W. — An incorporated village and station of the Grand Trunk Railway, beauti- 
 fully situated on the River St. Lawrence, at the foot of the Rapide du Plat Canal, in the township of 
 Williamsburg and county of Dundas. It was first settled about the year 1862, and was incorporated in 
 1R60. Its exports are principally flour, grain, and other agricultural products. The river steamers 
 call regularly during the summer season. Distant from Cornwall, the county town, 16 miles; from 
 Montreal, 92 miles ; and from Toronto, 240 miles. Daily mail and money order office. Population 
 about 1000. 
 
 Ardagb, J. A., notary public, barrister, &c. 
 
 Barkley, Aaron, shoemaker. 
 
 Blaoklock, J. J., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Bradfield, T., J. P. 
 
 Bradfield & Bro., general merchants. 
 
 Breakenridge, D. A., druggist. 
 
 Cameron, Angus, general merchant. 
 
 Casselman, J. R., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Casselman, Warner, J. P. 
 
 Chamberlin, T. F., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Cooper, Gnorge, cooper. 
 
 Catlers, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Doran, Austin, assessor. 
 
 Dundat Courier, H. C. Kennedy publisher. 
 
 Durdis, Thomas, J. P., village treasurer, insuranoe 
 
 agent, and general merchant. 
 Empey, A. M. & Co., general merchants. 
 Farlinger, A., J. P. 
 Fetterley, John, village clerk. 
 Flynn, Wm., marble worker. 
 Oale, Charles, blacksmith. 
 Gale, Henry, blacksmith. 
 Garrey, Samuel, general merchant. 
 Oarrey, Wm.,jun., sewing machine agent 
 Gibson, Wm., J. P., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Qilson, Wm., baker and confectioner. 
 Qilson & Lyle, cabinet makers. 
 Glasford, James, general merchant. 
 Gormly, John tanner. 
 Gormly & Son, tannera. 
 Hendenon, John, blacksmith. 
 Hengle, Ballis, tanner. 
 
 Hesson, John, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Hickey, J., blacksmith. 
 
 HOLDEN JAMES, J. P., postmaster. 
 
 Kennedy, H. C, book and job printer, publisher of 
 
 the Dundas Courier. 
 Kinney, James P., general merchant 
 Loucks, Rev. E., Church of England. 
 Loucks, John W., clerk of Division Court. 
 Lyle & Brothers, carriage and waggon makers. 
 Macmartin, N., lumber merchant 
 Martin, Robert, tanner. 
 McDonell, A., collector of customs. 
 McDonell, A. G., J. P., village reeve, attorney, 
 
 notary public, &«. 
 McOillvery, Peter, tailor. 
 McKenxie, Wm., J. P., saw mill proprietor and 
 
 fanning mill manufacturer. 
 McLourin, J. J., express agent 
 McNulty. Patrick, shoemaker. 
 Meikte, Wm. & J., general merchants. 
 Merkley, Henry G., J. P., general merchant. 
 Miller & Bro., founders, machinists and agricultural 
 
 implement manufacturers. 
 Moore, James, blacksmith. 
 Nash, Joseph, flour and grist mill proprietor 
 Nash, Wm . sen., tin and copper smith. 
 Ormiston, John, landing waiter. 
 Perkins, Mrs. James, bonnet maker. 
 Perrin, Miss M., bonnet maker. 
 Plont Wm. A., bookseller, stationer r.nd gsneral 
 
 grocer. 
 Quinn, Henry, shoemaker. 
 
 ORIS! AND SAW HILLS, MANUFACIUBED BT ALEX. FLECK. (Set oard, p. 406.) 
 
M0RRI8BURG -MORTON. 
 
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 iner. 
 
 g«nt. 
 
 blscksmith. 
 
 mill proprietor. 
 >prtetor8. 
 
 laett, proprietor. 
 
 etor and lumber 
 
 kicere. 
 
 ma maker. 
 !8S maker. 
 
 Dunty of Huron, 
 about 80. 
 
 Railway, beaati- 
 the township of 
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 le river steamera 
 , 16 miles; from 
 Qo. Population 
 
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 wr, publisher of 
 
 Court. 
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 eeve, attorney, 
 proprietor and 
 
 erohant. 
 
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 Bote, J S., J P. 
 
 Sherman, A. B., J. P., physician and surgeon. 
 Steams, Henry 0., J. P., general merchant 
 Stency, John, jun., builder. 
 
 Wsegar, J. A., saddle and bameea maker. 
 tVhittaker, Simeon, shoemaker. 
 Wildon, Thomas, clothier and mer<;h«Dt tailor. 
 Teomans, Rev. J. S., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 KOSBISDALE, C. W.— A small poat tillage situated in the townships of Morris and Grey, and 
 eoaoty of Huron. Distant from Qoderich, the county town, 25 miles; from London, 60 miles; and 
 f^om Seaforth Sution, on the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway, 12 miles. Population, 3H. 
 
 Harrieon, George, hotel proprietor. 
 McUoaald, .Tames, farmer. 
 McD' asld, P., J. P., farmer. 
 
 Bead, William, school teacher. 
 
 Ritchie, John, woater nnd farmer. 
 
 SCOTT, DONALD, J. P., postnwstcr and farme 
 
 KOBBIBTON, C. W.— A thriving village, situated on the Guelph and Dund»a Road (better known 
 as the old Rock Road), in the township of Puslinch and county of Wellington. Distant from Onelpb, 
 the county town, 9 miles ; and from Hamilton, 18 miles. Daily mail. Population about 6(M). 
 
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 Atkins, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Atkins, Thcnas, merchant's clerk. 
 
 Atkins, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Bamhart, George, cooper. 
 
 Bamhart, William, cooper. 
 
 Baugh, Valentine, cabinet maker. 
 
 Beese, William, moson. 
 
 Brown, Barnard, boot and shoemaker and farmer. 
 
 Calfas, Charles, gentleman. 
 
 Calfas, Christopher, gentleman, 
 
 Calfas, Phillip, gentleman. 
 
 Canowerpt, Henry, shingle manufacturer. 
 
 Clark, Peter, planing mill proprietor. 
 
 Dalgiel, Robert, gentleman. 
 
 Dipple, Rev. D., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Dally, James, (agent) saddler. 
 
 Elliott, W. & R., blacksmiths, carriage and agricul- 
 tural implement manufacturers. 
 
 Fischer, Gottregren, architect and cabinet maker. 
 
 Frity, Jacob, mason. 
 
 Gayer, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Gillies, Archibald, blacksmith and agricultaral im- 
 plement mnnufaeturer. 
 
 Qreer, T. M., grocer. 
 
 Gregor, Peter, gentleman. 
 
 Howe, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Howe, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 INGRAM, THOMAS, bailiff and oolleoting agent, 
 hotel proprietor and auctioneer (see card, p. 346). 
 
 Jacob, Benjamin, farmer. 
 
 Jacob, Wm., gentleman. 
 
 Keating, Thomas A., physician. 
 
 Kennedy, Andrew, masoa. 
 
 Kolb, George, gunsmith. 
 
 Martin, John, agricultural implement manofaotarar. 
 
 Maxwell, James, tin ami copperware. 
 
 McEdward, Donald, jeweller, watchmaker & farmer. 
 
 McFarlane, David, school teacher. 
 
 Mclnnes, D., merchant's clerk. 
 
 Mclntoiih, Donald, tailor. 
 
 McLean, Rev. Alex., Canada Presbyterian. 
 
 McLean, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 McLeod, Donald, plasterer. 
 
 McPHERSON, DONALD, hotel proprietor and 
 farmer (see card, p. 840). 
 
 McPherson, James, brickmaker and farmer. 
 
 Morelock, Christian, farmer. 
 
 Morrison, James, flour and feed dealer. 
 
 MORRISON, R. D., J P., poNtmuster, lumber, shin- 
 gle and general merchant, insurance, collecting 
 and sewing machine agent (see card, p. 346). 
 
 MORRISTON HOTEL, Donald McPherson, proprie- 
 tor (see card, p. 846). 
 
 Ochs, Alex., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Pattie, Davia, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Quarry, John, saddle, trunk and harness maker. 
 
 Ross, Wm., accountant and merchant's cleik. 
 
 Sohlegell, Lawrence, weaver. 
 
 Shultz, Frederich, mason. 
 
 Smith, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Stall, Andrevr, gentleman. 
 
 Stine, John, cooper. 
 
 Stremble, George, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Swain, B. H., house and sign painter. 
 
 Tait, Leonard, blacksmith and agricultural imple- 
 ment manufacturer. 
 
 Winer, John, gentleman. 
 
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 MOBTON, C. W.— A post Tillage in the township of South Crosby, county of Leeds, South Biding, 
 situated on the Rideau Canal, and having good permanent water power. Quite a large bu.siueas in 
 lamber and flour is done at this point. Distant from Brookville, 30 miles; Kingston, 29 miles ; and from 
 Gananoque, 16 miles. Population 160, 
 
 ChMtbam, George, agricultural implement maker. 
 
 DaTis, D. R., accountant. 
 
 Dearing, A., cooper. 
 
 Foley, Wm., harness maker. 
 
 Green, Edward, J. P. 
 
 Rorohan, John, grocer. 
 
 Hok'ton, John G., carpenter. 
 
 Judd, A. G., builder. 
 
 Kelly, W., carriage maker. 
 
 Leuk, James R., shoeniaker. 
 
 Leaake, iJohn, shoemaker. 
 
 Manuel, Miss, milliner. 
 
 Manuel, D. H., agricultaral implement maker. 
 
 Manael, £., blacksmith. 
 
 Manuel, James, hotel keeper. 
 
 Manuel, J. A., blacksmith. 
 
 MOTON, G., postmaster, land agent, and flour, grist 
 
 and saw mill owner. 
 Muldoon, Robert, hotel keeper. 
 Oats, Richard, carpenter and builder. 
 Percy, P. P., physician and surgeon. 
 Ripley, C. L., miller. 
 Smith, Wm., beef and pork packer. 
 Sommerville, John, miller. 
 Struthers, J. B., collecting agent 
 Tuke, Rev. J. 
 Webster, Edmund, tanner. 
 
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 MOSCOW, C. W. — A. thriring post Tillage, aitsftted in the townabip of But Camdea, county of Adding* 
 ton. Distant from Kingston, 23 miles; from Toronto, 164 miles; and from Montreal, 178 miles. 
 Population about 200. 
 
 Amey, Lyman, farmer. 
 Burns, James, J. P. 
 Jackson, James, blacksmith. 
 Lake, Oeorge, J. P., farmer. 
 Lemon, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Palmer, Walter, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Peters, W. W., blacksmith. 
 
 Storme«, Miles, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Vanvalkenburg, Paul, farmer. 
 
 VANLUVEN, Z., postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 MOUIiINETTE^ C. W. — A small Tillage in the township of Cornwall, county of Stormoni There 
 are two wharves also on the canal, at which steamers stop to wood, &o. Distant from Millbrooke, 1 
 mile; ft-om Cornwall, 7 miles ; and from Dickinson's Landing, 4 miles. Population about 160. 
 
 Bagg, 8. D., farmer. 
 
 Bisbee, S. Vf., cabinet maker and furniture dealer. 
 
 Clark, Rot. Robert, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Cleary, James,' boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Dixon, John E., farmer. 
 
 Finlayson, Walter, school teacher, section No. 6. 
 
 Foley, Alexander, tailor. 
 
 Forrister, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Fornyth, JAmes B , farmer. 
 
 Gannon, Michael, farmer. 
 
 Harrison, Henry, general store. 
 
 Matten, Oeorge, farmer. 
 
 McQilless, Daniel, waggon maker. 
 
 IdclrTiug, John, farmer. 
 
 Miller, Alonio, carpenter acd joiner. 
 
 Miller, Wm., carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Moss, Thomas, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Patton, Rot. Dr. Henry, Church of England. 
 
 Rodgers, John, weaver. 
 
 Rombough, John, farmer. 
 
 Selkirk, Qeorge, cabinet maker and fiimitnre dealer. 
 
 Snetsinger, Qeorge, saw rail! owner. 
 
 Snetsinger, John G., general merehaat 
 
 Thompson, DaTid, general store. 
 
 Waldroff, John, farmer. 
 
 Warren, Edward, farmer. 
 
 White, Henry, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Wood, Dr. John, woollen mill owner. 
 
 MOUNT ALBION, C. W.— A post Tillage situated in the township of Saltfleet and eounty of 
 Wentworth. There are two medicinal springs in the immediate vicinity considered to possess very 
 sanatiTe qualities. Distant from Hamilton, the county seat, 7 miles; and from Toronto, 6!) miles. 
 Mail tri-weekly. Population aboat 100. 
 
 Albion Hotel, Dugald Turner, proprietor. 
 
 Cook, John, J. P. 
 
 Davis, Daniel F., proprietor Victoria Hotel and 
 
 pound keeper. 
 Davis, Jonathan, township clerk. 
 Dunn, Alexander, boot and shoemaker. 
 Frenman, William, councillor. 
 Fukley, Andrew, laborer. 
 Grai-sie, Charles, blacksmith. 
 
 GREY, HBO. D., postma> ter and general merchant. 
 Johnson, Robert, carpenter u^'l builder. 
 Jones, Alva, councillor. 
 Jones, William H., township treasurer. 
 Lewis, Levi, reeve. 
 
 Lntz, William, councillor. 
 
 Pcples, Robert, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Potter, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 Ryneboldt, Henry, laborer. 
 
 Schooler, Robert, mason. 
 
 Springsted, John, councillor. 
 
 Thatcher, Enoch, teamster. 
 
 Turner, Dugald, proprietor Albion Hotel, carpenter 
 
 and builder. 
 Turner, Duncan, mason. 
 Turner, John, farmer. 
 Victoria Hotel, Daniel F. Davis, proprietor. 
 Wilcox, Allen, carpenter and builder. 
 Wilson, David, carpenter and builder. 
 
 MOUNT BBYDOES, C. W.— A thrivinn; Tillage and station of the Great Western Railway, situated 
 in the township of Carradoo and county of Middlesex. Trade principally local. It has one common 
 school. Distant from London, the county seat, 16 miles. Daily mail and money order office. Popa* 
 lation about 250. 
 
 Barttett, Franklin, hotel keeper. 
 
 Barilett's Hotel, Franklin Bartlett, proprietor. 
 
 Bulger, Joseph, shoemaker. 
 
 Clarke, Joseph, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Cragg, Rev. Edward, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Darmoh, Neil, waggon maker. 
 
 Farmers' Inn, Andrew Kellock, proprietor. 
 
 Oillam, Charles, blacksmith. 
 
 Grove Inn, Cornel'uf Welsh, proprietor. 
 
 HANDY, EDWARD, J. P., postmaster, express>nd 
 
 general agent, and mill owner. 
 Hasty, Perly ft Co., coopers and stave makers. 
 Hirst, John, general merehant 
 Hnmpbriee, Samuel, waggon maker. 
 Jordan, Robert, hotel keeper. 
 Kellook, Andrew, hotel keeper. 
 
 London, Jeremiah, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Lundie, Wm., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Marsh, Leonard R., blacksmith. 
 
 McKay, Thomas, clothier and merchant tailor. 
 
 Mines, James, builder. 
 
 North American Hotel, Robert Jordan, proprietor. 
 
 Northoott, Thomas, J. P. 
 
 Northon, Charles, blacksmith. 
 
 Penfold, Henry, brickmaker. 
 
 Robertson, Wm. C, clothier and merohnt tallw. 
 
 Rowles, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Seabrook, Arthur, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Tuck, Edward, general merchant 
 
 Webb, Rlobard, J. P. 
 
 Welsh, Ooraelioa, hotel keeper. 
 
 BOSSING MACHINES, BARK AND FULLIIIO MILLS, A. FLECK, Bfuofaetnrer. (S«t Mid, p. 406.) 
 
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 ;real, 178 milea. 
 
 >a maker. 
 
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 meral merobknt. 
 
 tormoni Then 
 m Millbrooke, 1 
 bout 160. 
 
 EogUnd. 
 
 fbraltare dealer, 
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 to poaaesH Tery 
 
 ironto, 6*2 miles. 
 
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 >rietor. 
 
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 oprietor. 
 
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 HOUirT CHARLES, C. W.— A post Tillage in the townahip of Toronto and county of Peel, aita- 
 ated on Etobiooke Creek. Diatant from Toronto, 19 miles ; Hamilton, 60 miles ; and from BramptOB, 
 7 milea. 
 
 Condale, Wm., shoemaker. 
 Cook, Wm., waggon maker. 
 Dale, John, farmer. 
 Hornby, Wm., farmer. 
 Irvine, Charles, farmer. 
 Johnston, W., J. P. 
 
 KINO, CHARLES, Jan., postmaster and general 
 merchant 
 
 MoBride, Edward, farmer. 
 
 McLeod, Robert, carpenter. 
 
 Mount Charles Common Soheol, John Somerset^ 
 
 teacher. 
 Sarage, James, blacksmith. 
 Somerset, John, teacher Mount Charles Common 
 
 School. 
 Trueman, John, farmer. 
 
 MOUNT ELGIN, C. W.— A Tillage sitaated in the tiiwnship of Dereham and connt/ of Oxford, 
 South Riding. Was first settled, in the year 1835, by .Mr. Ira liarris, and contnins one select and one 
 common school. Distant from Woodstock, the county town, 14 miles; Hamilton, 64 miles; Toronto, 
 100 miles; liondon, 25 miles; and from IngersoU Station on the Great Western Railway, 7 miles. 
 Daily mail. Population, about 160. 
 
 Adamson, Robert, township councillor. 
 
 Baldwin, Rer. Thomas, Baptist. 
 
 Bodwell, E. v., J. P., township reere, warden for 
 
 the county of Oxford, and general merchant 
 Bodwell, James, farmer. 
 Bodwell, Miss, teacher of Sunday school. 
 Campbell, Mr., carriage and waggon maker. 
 CAULTON, F. a., postmaster and physician. 
 Cbarlesworth, ReT. Mr., Methodist. 
 Doonaii, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 Duffy, John, blacksmith. 
 Elliott, ReT. J., farmer. 
 Elliott, ReT. Isaac, Baptist. 
 Elliott, Isaiah, farmer. 
 Hadorck, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Harris, Ira, farmer. 
 
 Ilopkias, Ken., deputy reera. 
 
 Lambert, Jaraes, proprietor Mount Elgin nonse. 
 
 Lancaster, W. II., proprietor Ruyal Hotel. 
 
 Markham, John, townahip councillor. 
 
 McCauley, B , boot and shoemaker. 
 
 McUonahi, Wm., township councillor. 
 
 Miles, Robert, blacksmith and carriage maker. 
 
 Mount Elgin House, James Lambert, proprietor. 
 
 Nesbit, W. E., clerk of the council. 
 
 Roberts, Stephen, house and sign painter. 
 
 Royal Hotel, W. H. Laucaater, proprietor. 
 
 Sutherland, L., school teacher. 
 
 Tripp, Adam, farmer. 
 
 MOUNT" FOREST, C. W. — A large and flourishing post Tillage, in the township of Egremont, 
 county of Grey. It was laid out in 1858, and being surrounded by an excellent agricultural coun'ry, 
 it has grown in population and wealth to equal and indeed surpass many of its older sifters. Distant 
 from Owen Sound, the county town 44 miles, and from Guelph 40 miles. Population 1,200. 
 
 Ainley, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 Anglo-.Amerioan Hotel, Lowell & Wilson, proprietor. 
 
 Armstrong & Robinson, general merchants. 
 
 Bank of Montreal, James Hogg, agent 
 
 Begg, George, cabinet maker. 
 
 Bell, John, general merchant 
 
 Bentley, Wm., planing and saw mill owner. 
 
 Birks, ReT. Wm., New Connection Methodist 
 
 Bishop, Wm., Royal Exchange Hotel. 
 
 Bissell, Amoa, tinsmith. 
 
 Bisaell, J. P., grocer. 
 
 Bodley, C , fanning mill maker. 
 
 Dorse, John, merchant tailor. 
 
 Boselly, Francis, cabinet maker. 
 
 British American Hotel, Wm. Mason, proprietor. 
 
 Brown, Mrs., milliner. 
 
 Brown, Jamas, tanner. 
 
 Barns, Robert, shoemaker. 
 
 Campbell, Rer. A. R., Wealeyan S^ethodist 
 
 Onnahan, Mrs., milliner. 
 
 Carson, J. J., brlckmaker. 
 
 City Hotel, Wm. H. Matthews, proprietor. 
 
 Collum, John, saloon keeper. 
 
 Cow, Wm., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Oiawford, J. M., tinamitb. 
 
 IMxon, James, saw mill owner. 
 
 Dixon, John, saw and floor mill owner. 
 
 Dixon, Petor, baker nad eonfiotlontr. 
 
 Doyle, Mr., blaoksmitb. 
 
 Doyle, James, cooper. 
 
 Dunbar, Samuel, shoemaker. 
 
 Dunbar, Samuel, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Edwards, Wm., shoemaker. 
 
 Eroyd, A. K., physician and snrgeon. 
 
 Examiner, T. J. Graffe, publisher. 
 
 Farmer's Home, John Ross, proprietor. 
 
 Fleming & Wright, carpenters. 
 
 Gardener, Mrs., hotel keeper. 
 
 Geddes, James, barribter and notary. 
 
 Godfrey, R., shoemaker. 
 
 Gowanbock, R. K., aurist and ooouUst and pboto- 
 
 graphio artist 
 Graffe, T. G., printer. 
 Graffe, T. J., publisher of the Examintr and insa- 
 
 ranco agent 
 (Jraham, John, bdlder. 
 Gribben, John, merchant tailor. 
 Gruer, Wm., carpenter. 
 Hampton, Josiah, general merohant. 
 Hay, R«T. John, PresbyteriHO. 
 Henderson, George, saloon keeper. 
 Henderson, Wm., grain and flour dealer. 
 Hewitt, Wm., aaloon keeper. 
 Hogg, Jamea, agent. Bank of Montreal. 
 Honeycomb, John, builder. 
 Houaton, ReT. Stuart, miaslonary. 
 Jebb, John, earpenter. 
 Jebb, John, grain and flour dealer. 
 
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 Jelly, H., brewer. 
 
 Ktj, John, blackamith. 
 
 Kennon, John, geaernl merchant. 
 
 Kennedy John, barrister and notary. 
 
 Kilgour, John, J. P., founder and maohicist and 
 
 agricalturftl implement maker. 
 Knowlea, John, cabinet maker. 
 Leslie, J. J. H., bookHeller and druggist. 
 Lewis & Kerfoot, shoemakers. 
 Lowell &, Wilson, Anglo American Hotel. 
 Land, Richard, Prince of Wales Hotel. 
 Maoilborougb, Wm., general merchant. 
 Mariot, C, brickmaker. 
 Marshall, J. J., grocer and bnker. 
 Marshall & Tasker, saddle and harness maker. 
 Martin, John, flour and saw mill owner. 
 Mason, Wm., Britixh American Hotel. 
 Mathews, W. H., City Hotel. 
 McLaren. Daniel, grocer. 
 McLean, Rev. Donald, Presbyterian. 
 McMillan, Neil, merchant tailor. 
 MoMuUen, .lames, general merchant. 
 Petrie, John, builder. 
 
 Prince of Wales Hotel, Richard Lund, proprietor. 
 Reynolds, John, cooper. 
 Robertson, John, J. P. 
 BUidgers, John, saddle and harness maker. 
 Rogers, Thomas, flour mill owner. 
 Ross, John, Farmers' Home Hotel. 
 
 Royal Exchange Hotel, Wm. Bishop, proprietor. 
 
 Rnddiok, Alexander, J. P. 
 
 Ryan, James, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Ryan, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 
 Ryan, Wm. H., J. P. 
 
 Scott, James, general merchant. 
 
 Seed, Oeorge, watchmaker. 
 
 Shaw, Rev. W. H., Episcopal Methodist. 
 
 Sheppard, John, brickmaker. 
 
 SMITH, THOMAS O., postmaster and general mer- 
 chant (see card, p. 472). 
 
 Smith, Sidney, general merchant. 
 
 Spenoe, David, general merchant. 
 
 Stovell Bros., merchant tailors. 
 
 StOTell, Joseph, general merchant. 
 
 Stovell, W. U., notary and insurance agent. 
 
 Sutton, Wm., shoemaker. 
 
 Swan, Thomas, blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 
 Thompson, John, blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 
 Trout, Thomas, builder. 
 
 Walker, Thomas, gunsmith. 
 
 Wataon, A., builder. 
 
 Wilkes, J. C., J. P., clerk division court and insnr- 
 anoe agent. 
 
 Wilson, Thomas, livery stable. 
 
 Yeomans, David, J. P., flour and saw mill owner. 
 
 Yeomans, H. H., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Yeomans, L. H., bookseller and druggist. 
 
 MOUNT HEALY, O. W. — A thriving village, pleasantly situated on the western bank of the Orand 
 River, in the township of Oneida and county of Ilaldimaud. Distant from Cayuga, the county town, 
 4 milpg ; from Dunuville, 20 miles, and from Hamilton, 20 miles. Population about 1 10. 
 
 Bates, Rev. James M , Baptist. 
 
 Brown, John, gentleman. 
 
 Dochstader, Henry, proprietor Mount Uealy Hotel. 
 
 Doohstader, John, blacksmith. 
 
 DONALDSON, JOHN, J. P., postmaster, general 
 
 merchant, flour, saw, and plaster mills. 
 Mount Healy Hotel, John Dochstader, proprietor. 
 Sowerby, John, waggon maker and blacksmith. 
 Young, Wm., J. P. 
 
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 MOUNT HUBST, C. W.— A small post village in the township of Albion and county of Peel. It 
 has one common school. Distant from Toronto, 32 miles, and from Hamilton, 65 mihs. Population 
 about 100. 
 
 Armstrong, Wm., hotel keeper. 
 
 Bently, Wm. 
 
 Colly, John, J. P. 
 
 Duke, Edward, farmer. 
 
 Elliott, Robert, boot and shoe maker. 
 
 Gordon, Robert, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Hannah, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Kellington, Wm , farmer. 
 
 Monkman, Duke, J. P. 
 
 Monkman, John, farmer. 
 
 Noble, Andrew, carpenter and builder. 
 Noble, Wm., farmer. 
 Potts, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 Roadbouse, Eli, carriage and woggon maker. 
 Roadhouse, Hannah, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Ramsey, Robert, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Taylor, Walter, school teacher. 
 WALLACE, JOHN, postmaster, insurance 
 
 and general agent (see card, p. 472). 
 Wallace, Wm., farmer. 
 
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 MOUNT OSOAB, C. E.— A post Tillage in the parish of Rigaud and county of Yandreail, tettlad 
 about fifty years ago. The vicinity abounds in excellent mill streams, and the face of the country is 
 undulating and somewhat mountainous and also well timbered. The soil is very good and well adapted 
 to farming purposes. Distent from Vaudreuil, the county town, 18 miles ; Montreal, 60 miles, and 
 from Ottawa City, 90 milei. Population of pariah about 1,000. , 
 
 Deaapr6, Alexis, waggon maker. 
 
 B^langer, Hev. P., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Chevrior, A., veterinary aurgMD and nddle and har- 
 ness maker. 
 
 Crevier, Evan, txnner. 
 
 Dumoulier, J«an Baptisle, agrioultaral implenrat 
 maker and carpenter. 
 
 Gagnon, Charles, carpenter. 
 
 Hnrtcbise, Bamab^, blacksmith. 
 Lalande, Hilaire, carpenter. 
 Lapoint, Leandrd, grocer. 
 Laroque, Pierre, grocer. ^ 
 
 McCabe, T., millwright 
 
 McDONELL, D., J. P., postmaster, general mer- 
 chant and mill owner. 
 McGreevy, C, J. P. 
 
 VULCAN IRON WORKS, ALBXANDEB FLECK, MONTREAL. (See oard, p. 406.) 
 
shop, proprietor, 
 gon maker. 
 
 [ethodist. 
 
 ter and general mer- 
 
 It. 
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 ,nt. 
 
 ranee agent. 
 
 ;raggon maker. 
 id waggon maker. 
 
 ion court and insnr- 
 
 id saw mill owner, 
 surgeon, 
 druggist 
 
 n bank of the Orand 
 ;a, the countj town, 
 )ut 110. 
 
 postmaster, general 
 ister mills, 
 stader, proprietor, 
 and blacksmith. 
 
 oounty of Peel. It 
 miloB. Population 
 
 >uilder. 
 
 ler. 
 
 nggon maker, 
 id dressmaker, 
 raggon maker. 
 
 r, insurance agent 
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 koe of the country is 
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 treal, 60 milea, and 
 
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 Partelance, A., blacksmith and edge-tool maker. 
 
 Partelance, D., carpenter. 
 
 Quesnel, Tbdophile, blacksmith. 
 
 Beguin, Theo., cabinet maker. 
 
 Tessier, Alfred, builder. 
 
 Tessier, David, agricultural implement maker. 
 
 Tessier, Miss Leontine, school teacher. 
 Tessier, N. & II. D., builders, 
 Tessier, H., carpenter. 
 Tessier, Miss, milliner. 
 Woods, Alex., miller. 
 
 MOUNT PLEASANT, C. W.— A thriying Tillage in the township of Cavan, county of Durham. 
 It baa one Common School. Distant from Cobourg, the county town, 32 miles ; from Peterborough, 8 
 miles ; from Millbrook, 8 miles ; and from Port Hope, 25 miles. Populati>jn about 200. 
 
 BEST, SAMUEL G., postmaster. 
 Best, T., sen., flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 Best, Thos., jun , oatmeal and saw mill proprietor. 
 Best, Wm., & Co., founders, machinists, and agri- 
 cultural implement makers. 
 Endacott, George, blacksmith. 
 Ewing, Rev. John, Presbyterian. 
 Goodman, John, carding and fulling mill proprietor. 
 Hall, Henry, tanner. 
 Handley, Wm., waggon maker. 
 Huggard, Miss A. L., school teacher. 
 Lightfoot, Joseph, hotel keeper. 
 
 Magee, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 McLean, Jas., bookseller, clothier, merchant tailor, ' 
 
 insurance and general agent. 
 McLean, John, shoemaker. 
 Patterson, Thomas, hotel keeper. 
 Robinson, Joseph, grocer. 
 Sadler, John, blacksmith. 
 Shields, John, saw mill proprietor. 
 Smith, James, blacksmith. 
 Thuxton, John, general merchant 
 Thuxton, Robert, J. P. 
 
 MOUNT ST. LOUIS, C W. — A post village in the parish of same name, township of Medonto and 
 county of Simcoe, North Riding, situated on the Coldwater and Sturgeon Bay Rivers. Distant from 
 Barrie, the county town, 24 miles ; and from Toronto, 100 miles. Population of township about 1650. 
 
 Barry, Rev. Mr., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Bingham, John, carpenter. 
 
 Carr, George, carpenter. 
 
 Dissette, Thomas, school teacher. 
 
 Fitsgerald, John, J. P. 
 
 Fitzgibbons, John, shoemaker. 
 
 Fitzpatrick, Michael, mason. 
 
 Freel, John, weaver. 
 
 HUSSY, JOHN P., postmaster and general merchant 
 
 Jamot, Rev. Mr., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Johnston, Dnvid, J. P. and weaver. 
 
 McDonnell, John, cooper. 
 
 Miller, Robert, J. P. and miller. 
 
 Mount St Louis School, Thomas Dissette, teacher. 
 
 O'Conners, B. J., shoemaker. 
 
 Shenahan, Thomas, J. P. 
 
 Thomson, John, woollen mill owner. 
 
 MOUNT8BEBG, C W.— A post village in the township of Flamboro East and county of Wentworth, 
 South Hiding, situated on Twelve Mile Creek. Distant from Hamilton, the county town, 16 miles; 
 and from Toronto, 44 miles. Population of township about 4000. 
 
 Bertram, Rev. E., Methodist 
 
 Brown. Alexander, township oonnoillor. 
 
 Campbell, James, J. P., township councillor. 
 
 Creen, John, township councillor. 
 
 Crocker, J. C. & Bro., general merchants. 
 
 CROCKER, M. M., postmaster. 
 
 Crocker, W. & J., shingle makers. 
 
 Doherty, Wm., carpenter. 
 
 Forsythe, Rev. W., Baptist 
 
 Freel, Miss, teacher Roman Catholic Separate 
 
 School. 
 Galloway, John, township counoillor. 
 Hewins, John, farmer. 
 Inkerman School, R. Maynard, teacher. 
 Laking, John, farmer. 
 Maynard, R,, teacher Inkerman School. 
 
 MoDougall, John, saw mill owner. 
 
 McRae, John, carpenter. 
 
 Mount, Charles, waggon maker. 
 
 Mount, John, farmer. 
 
 Mount Page, J. P. 
 
 Mount, M. & Co., blacksmiths, cige tool and agri- 
 cultural implement makerp. 
 
 O'Donell, Dennis, saw mill owner. 
 
 Page, John, jun., farmer. 
 
 Roman Catholic Separate School, Miss Freal, 
 teacher. 
 
 Stock, Thomas, township councillor. 
 
 White, John, saw mill owner. 
 
 Wingrove, D., architect and builder. 
 
 Wingrove, Thomas, J. P. 
 
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 MULGBAVE, O. W.— A small country post office, situated in the township of Bertie and county of 
 Wellaud. Distant from Welland. the county town, 12 miles; from Hamilton, 46 miles; and from 
 Toronto, 76 mllen. Population about 46. 
 
 Learn, Peter, J. P. 
 Wintermute, Geo. A., teaober. 
 
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 MUDDY BRANCH, O. B.— Also known m St PbilHppe Argenteuil— sitaated in the township of 
 Chntham, seigniory of 8t. Phillippe, and ooanty of Argeuteuil, and on the Carrillon and Grenrille 
 Bail way. DisUnt from Chatham, the oounty town, 5 miles; from Montreal,. 68 miles; and from 
 Quebec, 280 miles. Population of township, per last census, 8,764. 
 
 Barbeau, Cyrille, general merchant and hotel pro- 
 prietor. *^ 
 
 Bellefeuille, Louis, brickmaker. 
 
 Cardinal, Octave, school teacher. 
 
 Clement, Milse, blacksmith. 
 
 Girouz, Jean B., J. P. 
 
 Lahaie, Eastache, carpenter and builder, carriage 
 and waggon maker. 
 
 Lahaie, Madame U., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Laurin, Franyois, mason. 
 
 Lauriu, Hubert, masou and plasterer. 
 
 Laurin, Louis, mason. 
 
 Mancyp, Bct. Mr., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Mara, Madame .)., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 NAUBEUT, FERNANDO, postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Naubert, Femandex, hotel proprietor. 
 Paton, James, J. P. 
 Perior, Cyrille, carpenter and builder. 
 Roy, J. B., cooper. 
 Tnylor, John, brickmakT. 
 Wilson, Baiil, blacksmith. 
 
 MULMUB, C. W.— A post village in the townahip of Mnlmur and county of Simooe, South Ridiofr, 
 situated on the Uoyne river. Distant from Barrie, the oounty town, 80 miles; and from Toronto, 52 
 miles. Population about 40. 
 
 Aberdeen, Jamos, reeTC. 
 
 Bell, Murdoch, blacksmith. 
 
 Cumberland, Jame<j, soddle and harness maker. 
 
 Campbell, Robert, blacksmith. 
 
 Freary, Mrs., woolle" mill owner. 
 
 Gowan, Thomas, carpenter. 
 
 Graham, Colwell, clerk and treasurer of township. 
 
 Hall, Wm., carpenter. 
 
 Hare, John, general merchant and hotel keeper. 
 
 Hilock, Thomas, tailor. 
 
 LITTLE, JOHN, postmaeter, olerk division court, 
 
 and commissioner in B. R. 
 Mitchell, Alexander, blacksmith. 
 Morrison, Hugh, J. P. 
 Swantey, James, J. P. 
 Synnott, Edward, shoemaker. 
 Turner, John, shoemaker. 
 
 MUNCEY, C. W.— A small post village and Indian reserve, six miles in extent, inhabited by three 
 tribes of Indians, vis., the Oneidas, Ojibewas and Munoeys. It is situated in the township of Carradoo, 
 county of Middlesex. Distant from ' lOndon 20 miles. 
 
 MUSGROVE, REV. JAMES, postmaster. 
 Musgrovo, Rev. Wm. 
 
 Sickles, Rev. A. 
 
 HUBBAY, C. W.— A flonriuhing village, situated between the waters of the bay of Quintfi and lake 
 Ontario, partly in the township of Murniy, county of Nortliumbcriond, and partly in tho township of 
 Ameliasburg, oounty of Prince Edward. It was originally called Carrying Place, or Gwa-u-gna, in the 
 ladiau tongue ; and during the American war of 1812, the British troops were transported from the 
 bay to the lake at this portage. Distant from Pioton, 26 miles ; iVom Cobonrg, 86 miles ; from Trenton, 
 5 miles ; and from Belleville, 16 miles. Daily mail. Population about 800. 
 
 Biggnr, J. L., land agent nnd general merchant. 
 
 Bonter, Robert C, shoemaker. 
 
 Buchannn, Robert, stoue mason. 
 
 Burleigh, George, tanner. 
 
 Davis, '''barles, oarpentor. 
 
 DICKSON, R. 0., postmaster. 
 
 Graham, Andrew, blaoksmUh. 
 
 Hall, Francis, dairyman. 
 
 Hendricks, John, carpenter. 
 
 Herrington, James A., shoemaker. 
 
 Herrington, Joseph, hotel and livary ataW« ke«per. 
 
 Laird, H. N., blacksmith. 
 
 Laird, James H., blaekamith. 
 
 Lampson, Wm., carriage and wagf^n maker. 
 
 Lawson, .lob, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Phipps, Thomas, carpenter. 
 
 Pleese, Rev. II. E., B.A., Church of England. 
 
 Rowe, Benjamin, banker and broker. 
 
 Rowe, John, sen., carpenter. 
 
 Shearen, Robert, cooper. 
 
 Shears, George, saloon keeper. 
 
 Shears, Jamc8, butcher. 
 
 Sherman, E. D., school teacher. 
 
 Stephenson, John, tailor. 
 
 Wnrren, Robert W., piano-forte agent. 
 
 Wilkins, Hon. R. C.,, commissioner in B. R., Iio. 
 
 Wilier, Reuben, shoemaker. 
 
 Yearean, Samuel, shoemaker. 
 
 Young, James, J. P., township ooonoillor, oomaia- 
 
 sioner in B. R., &o. 
 Young, Reuben, hide tui le»th"r dealer and farmer. 
 
 MUBVALE, C. W.— A post village in the township of Portland, oounty of Frontenac, and attaated 
 on Mod Creek. Distant Arom Kingston, the county seat, 12 miles; froui Toronto, 180 miles; and 
 from Montreal, 186 miles. Population about 200. 
 
 Alton, George, plasterer. 
 
 Ash, Rev. John C, weslyan Methodist 
 
 Bertram, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Clark, J., farmer. 
 
 Collins, Rev. Joseph, Presbyterlaa. 
 
 Cook, Wm., Uilor. 
 
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 MURVALE— NAIRN. 
 
 483 
 
 DAVET, MICHAEL, postmasttr and general mer- 
 chant. 
 PaToy, Sidney W., boot and shoemaker. 
 DaTis, Isaac, farmer. 
 Derbyshire, B., furniture dealer. 
 Emery, Andrew, hotel proprietor. 
 Ferguson, David, sen., farmer. 
 Ferguson, Darid, jun., farmer. 
 Ferguson, George, far:ucr. 
 Guess, Fargues, farmer. 
 Hamilton, Robert, wearer. 
 Horning, Jacob, farmer. 
 Irvin, David, farmer. 
 Lake, Wm , sen. , farmer. 
 Lake, Wm., jun., carpenter and builder. 
 Lee, Lesley, farmer. 
 Mahon, Michael, farmer. 
 Martin, John, blaoksmilh. 
 McArthur, Charles, farmer. 
 HcKim, H. H., J. P., tanner and onrrier. 
 McKim, Nelson, school teach r. 
 MurtoB, James, sen., J. P. 
 
 Mnrton, James, Jan., farmer. 
 
 Murton, John, saw mill proprietor, 
 
 Peters, Hugh, farmer. 
 
 Purdy, M., farmer. 
 
 Rodden, Jacob, farmer. 
 
 Rogers, .loseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Saul, David, mason, 
 
 Saul, John, plasterer. 
 
 Saul, Laudrio, mnson. 
 
 Saul, Thomas, mason. 
 
 Smith, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Shibley, John, J. P. 
 
 iShibley, Schuyler, J. P. 
 
 Stafferd, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Taggart, Hugh, weaver. 
 
 Taggart, John, farmer. 
 
 Taggart, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Toben, Edward, blacksmith. 
 
 Vauluvcn, A. P., farmer. 
 
 Vaniuven, C, J. P. 
 
 Vanluven, Michael, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Vroman, Wm., farmer. 
 
 MXTSEOKA FALLS, O. W.— A post village situated iu the township of Draper and oounty of Vie- 
 toria. This county is only a few yeara old, but is making rapid prottress. Distant from Lindsay the 
 oounty town, 66 miles ; and from Toronto, 140 miles. Population about i 00. 
 
 HANNA, RICHARD, postmaster. 
 
 McDonald, H. J., genual merchant, hotel keeper 
 
 and saw mill proprietor. 
 MoMURRAV, THOMAS, J. P., issner of marriage 
 
 licenses, &o. 
 
 McNamara, Rev. George, Weslyan Methodist. 
 Oliver, Richard J., crown land agent, residence. 
 
 Orillia. 
 Wilson, Rev. Qillman, Methodist Episcopal. 
 
 MYRTLE, C W. — A smi\ll post village in the township of Whitby and county of Ontario. It has 
 one common school. It is situated on the Gravel road leading to the town of Whitby, and is di.stant 
 therefrom 9 miles. Population about 76. 
 
 Derby, H., cooper. 
 
 Iluckins, Lonza, carpenter. 
 
 Kahoe, John, blacksmith, 
 
 Kent, James, carpenter and cabinet maker. 
 
 Orvis, Gregory, dry goods merchant. 
 
 0RVI8, 8ELAII, J. P., postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Rock, James, carpenter. 
 Wells, Moses, carpenter. 
 
 XTAIIIN. C. W. — A post village, situated on the River aux Sables, in the township of Williams and county 
 of Middlesex, and a station on the Grand Trunk Railway, at the terminus of the Lobo and Williame 
 Gravel Road. Distant from London, the county seat, 16 miles. Popniation of the township, 2678 • 
 population of viclage, abont 200. ' 
 
 Armstrong, Robert, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Dradly, James, cooper. 
 
 Carmiohael, Allan, tavern keeper. 
 
 Gavanagh, Wm., tavern keeper, Centre Road. 
 
 Clunas, David, J. P. 
 
 Cowie, John, J. P. 
 
 Davidson, Roderick, blacksmith. 
 
 Dimond, John, flour and saw mill owner. 
 
 Drumond, Alexander, stoves and tinware. 
 
 Fraser, Angus, boot and shoemaker. Lot 12. 
 
 Fraser, Angus, boot and shoemaker. Lot 14. 
 
 Fraser, David, briokmaker and township couaeiUor. 
 
 Fraser, Hugh, blacksmith. 
 
 Fortune, George, mason. 
 
 Ollehrist, John, tavern keeper. 
 
 Oilohrist, Robert, flour mill owner. 
 
 Glass, Mathew, J, P. 
 
 Halbert, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Henderson, Mrs. Mary, milliner, Ist Conoesiloii. 
 
 Jamieson, Archibald, general merchant. 
 
 Laidlftw, a. 8., miller. 
 
 Levi, John, townMhip eouncillor. 
 
 Livingston, John, carrioge and waggon maker. 
 
 McDonald, Alexander, general merchant. 
 
 McDonald, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 McKenzie, Colin, sen., J. P., carriage and waggoa 
 maker. 
 
 MoKenzie, Dona'ld, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 AIcKenxie, Gordon, ■..i^wnship councillor. 
 
 MoKenzie, RcI^nuK, general merchant. 
 
 MoLEOD, DONALD, postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 
 Ross, David M., J. P. 
 
 Sands, Richmond, physician. 
 
 Shipley, Lionel G., flour and grist mill. 
 
 Stevenson, Rev. Robert, Church of Scotland. 
 
 Stewart, Alexander, reeve. 
 
 Stewart, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Top|ing, John, township councillor. 
 
 Waters, Donald, J. P. 
 
 Wells, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Wylle, David, township clerk. 
 
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 GOOD STABLING ATTACHED TO THE PREMISES. "W 
 
 JOHN A. TAYLOR, 
 
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 CHEMIST AND APOTHECARY, 
 
 Dmier in DrugR, Paints, Oil«, Window Olain, Putty, Bnibboo, 
 
 Dye Stuffs, Coal Oil, and Lamps, Fancy Articles, Perfumery 
 
 aori Toilet Articles, Fine Kssencosand Flavoring Kxtracts. 
 
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 GEORGE B. GREY, 
 
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 GROCERIES, TEAS, COFFEES, 
 
 8PI0ES, TOBACCO, CROSEERT ft GLASSWARE. 
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 GEORGE DUNHAM, 
 
 PHYSICIAN AND SUEGEON, 
 
 NBWBORO, O. W. 
 
 ALEX. ARTHURS, 
 
 Commissioner in Qneen'i Bench for the Coantiee of 
 
 Mlddletez and Lambton ; 
 
 Land, Ilanse and General Agent ; liands Inspected, Valued and 
 
 Beported on ; Notes and Accounts Collected. 
 
 NAPIER, 0. W. 
 
 R. F. HOPE, 
 
 Dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, 
 
 CLOTHINO, BOOTS, SHOES AVD LEATHER; 
 
 Also, MANUFACTUllER OF AXK8, 
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 BRIQG'S BLACK OLL is acknowledged, by all who have used it, to be Buperior to Gargling Oil, or any 
 other Medicine now before the public, for Bruises, Sonlds, Cuts. Galls and Fresh Wounds of all kinds, 
 BpraiuB, Frost Bites, Wind Galls, Lameness, Foundered Feet, Wv-akness of Joints, Contraction of the 
 Muaclee, External Poisons, Scratches or Grease Bites of Animals, Cramps, and many other diseases inci- 
 dent to Horses, Cattle, and Human Flesh. Sold by all Druggists and Country Dealers generally. 
 
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 DR. WISTAR'3 PULMONIC SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND HOREHOUND, is highly recom- 
 mended for Coughs, Colds, Influenxa, Hooping Cough, Croup, and all diseases of the Lungs leading 
 to consumption. J|^ Sold by all Dealers in Medicines. Price 25 cts. 
 
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 DR. HOPE'S M.4GNKTIC OINTMENT is well worth atrial in any case of Piles, Burns, Scalds, Old 
 Sores, Inflamed or Sore Eyes, Eruptions of the Skin, and in every case where an Ointment is usefuL 
 It will recommend itself after one trial. 
 
 g^ The aboTC Medicines aie sold at wholesale by all Druggists in the principal Towns in Canada and 
 United States. 19- O. C. BRIQGS, GENERAL AGENT, HAMILTON, C. W. 
 
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 ITAIVTICOKE, C. W.— A floarishing village on the Nantiooke Creek, in the township of Walpole and 
 county of Haldimand. Distant from Caynga, the oonnty town, 20 miles ; from Toronto, 75 miles ; 
 from Hamilton, 86 miles ; from Montreal, 360 miles ; and from Quebec, 550 miles. Daily mail. 
 Population about 800. 
 
 Alison, Robert, blacksmith. 
 
 Anderson, John C, hotel keeper. 
 
 Banfieic), .James, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 BaufieliJ, John, tanner and currier, and manufacturer 
 
 of boots and shoes. 
 Bradley, M., boot and shoemaker. 
 Briggs, Rot. Solomon, Church of England. 
 Byrnes, Bridget, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Clement, Rer. Benjamin, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Craig, John, weaver. 
 Creig, John, house and sign painter. 
 Fisette, Thomas, carpenter and joiner. 
 Fleming, John, township assessor. 
 Gibbs, Frederick, tailor. 
 
 Hall, Q. D., J. P., proprietor NanHnoke Flour Mills. 
 Harris, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 Heasman, John, township clerk. 
 Hoover, Mrs. Jane, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Howcutt, J., proprietor Wareny Flour and Saw Mills. 
 Huokle, Thomas, tailor. 
 
 Hnaband, Joseph, school teacher. 
 
 Jones, James, assiataat postmaster. 
 
 Jackson, H., carpenter and joiner, and undertaker. 
 
 Livingston, Hugh, carriage and wnggon maker. 
 
 McCready, E., general merchant. 
 
 McLean, Alexander, mason and plasterer. 
 
 McLean, John, carpenter, joiner and undertaker, 
 
 Meetheart, John, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 MERCER, JOHN, J.P., postmaster, insurance agent 
 
 and accountant. 
 Popplewell, Samuel, weaver. 
 Saunders, Samuel, J. P. 
 Sevigne, Peter, hotel keeper. 
 Sills, James, township treasurer. 
 Thompson, .losepb, plasterer and mason. 
 Walbrook, Robert, reeve. 
 Warden, Johu, saddle and harness maker. 
 Wilcox, Jobn, blacksmith. 
 Wood, David, J. P., saw mill owner. 
 
 ITAPANEE, C. W. — h.n incorporated village in the townships of Richmond and Fredericksburg 
 county of Lennox, situated on the Napanee river, from which it derives its name. The river floKfl 
 through the village, and empties into the bay of Quiutd, affording a vast amount of water power. 
 There are quite a number of manufactories and flour and saw mills in successful operation in the place, 
 and a large and growing trade is carried on in flour, iq;rain, lumber and woollen goods. Considerable 
 freighting is done on the river to this point, and -xlso by the Oraud Trunk Railway, which has a station 
 within the limits of the corporation. Distiiat from Kingston 26 miles, and from Toronto 184 miles. 
 Mails daily, with money order office. Population about 1,800. 
 
 Allingham, R., cabinet maker and furniture dealer, 
 
 Dundas. 
 Allingham, W., boot and shoemaker, Dundas. 
 Aylsworth, J , grocer, &c. , Dundas. 
 BARTBLS, J. F., manufacturer of bricks and drain 
 
 tiles. East. 
 BARTELS, J. F., proprietor flour mills, office East. 
 Beeman, Trueman, J. P., commissioner in Queen's 
 
 Bench, conveyancer and insurance agent, office 
 
 Dundas. 
 Bell, R., livery stable proprietor. 
 Benson, John, collector of customs. Port of Napanee, 
 
 office, Bridge. 
 Benson, S. M., photograph artist, Dundas. 
 BINGHAM, MISS, agent for Montreal Telegraph 
 
 Company. 
 Blair & Sawers, merchant tailors and dealers in dry 
 
 goods, crockery, &o., Dundas. 
 Blewett, James, grocery and provisions, Dundas. 
 BLEWETT, JOHN, dealer in pot ash, groceries, 
 
 provisions, flour, grain and dry goods, Dundas, 
 BOG ART. a., postmaster, office Dundas. 
 Bogart, Rev. J. J., Church of England. 
 Bowen, E , grocery and provisions, Dundas. 
 Bower, David, blacksmith. 
 Briggs, B. 0., boot and shoemaker, Dundas. 
 Brisco, B., general merehant, Dundas. 
 Bristol, J. S., M.D., physician. Bridge. 
 Brunei, Rev. Mr., Episcopal Methodist, Bridge. 
 Bruton, W. H,, grocery and provision store, Dundas, 
 Burnham, Mr., proprietor saw mill and lumber mer- 
 chant. 
 Byrne, L. 0., boot and shoemaker and dealer in 
 
 groceries, Dundas. 
 CAMPBELL HOUSE, Alexander Lewis, proprietor, 
 
 Dundas (see card, p, 484), 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, C' 
 James, agent. 
 
 Carman, H., photogrnphio artist, Dundas. 
 
 Cartwright, R. J., M.P.P., flour and saw mill pro- 
 proprietor. 
 
 Catiger, I)., mason. 
 
 Cauger, J., mason. 
 
 Charaberlin, Thomas B., M.D., physician. Centre, 
 
 Clark, J., watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Clark, L , blacksmith, Jobn. 
 
 Clarke, Wm., watchmaker and jeweller, Dundas. 
 
 Clement, E., dentist, Jobn. 
 
 Clements, S. T., dentist, John, 
 
 Clow, H. B., agricultural implement maker. 
 
 Cook k Harris, lumber merchants. 
 
 Crysdale, J., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Culhane, James, Lennox Hotel, Dundas. 
 
 Curey, F. V., M. D., physician, Jobn. 
 
 DAVIS, A. C, dealer in dry goods, groceries, hard- 
 ware, crockery, boots and shoes, ready-made, 
 clothing, wall papers and issuer of marriage licen- 
 ses, Dundas. 
 
 Davy, D. C, barrister and insurance agent, office 
 Dundas. 
 
 Davy, G. H., proprietor Commercial Hotel, Dundas. 
 
 Davy, Miss H., assistant teacher, Napanee Anademy. 
 
 Detlor, S. McL., general merchant and village coun- 
 cillor, Dundas. 
 
 Detlor, T. J., agent American Express Company. 
 
 Dickers, E., baker and confectioner, Dundas. 
 
 Doney, L., grocery and boot and shoemaker, Dundas. 
 
 Douglas, H., general store, Dundas. 
 
 Douglas, Henry, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Dunning, A. B., general merchant, Dundas. 
 
 Eaney, Robert, cabinet maker, Dundas. 
 
 Easton, R., insurance agent and accountant. 
 
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 Embury, Philip, agent for A. Hooper, office at wart- 
 bouse 
 
 Empej, A. J., blacksmith, Dundas. 
 
 Fanning, Q. W., dentist. 
 
 Ferguson, Rey. Mr., Episcopal Methodist. 
 
 Fisher, James, proprietor Napanee Brewery. 
 
 Flanigan, John, county warden. 
 
 Fletcher, W. N., proprietor Farmer's Hotel, John. 
 
 Foote, Benjamin, tailor, Dnndas. 
 
 Forward, H. T., general dealer, Dnndas. 
 
 Foster, R., general merchant, Dundas. 
 
 Frnlick, W. H., registry office. East. 
 
 Fraser, Darls, tailor, Dundas. 
 
 Galbraith & Co., general merchants, Dundas. 
 
 Oibbard, John, manufacturer of cabinet ware, fan- 
 ning mills, Dnndas. 
 
 Orange, James, physician, Dnndrts. 
 
 Orange, J. & Co., chemist and druggist, oil men, 
 booksellers and stationers, &o., Dundas. 
 
 Haig, Robert, grocer, Dundas. 
 
 HENRY THOMAS, editor Napauee Standard. 
 
 HENRY & BRO., proprietors Napanee Standard, 
 Dundas. 
 
 Herring, John, founder and machinist. Water. 
 
 Herring, John, dealer in tinware and groceries, 
 Dnndas. 
 
 Hooper, A., produce and lumber merchant, ware- 
 house, West, on the river. 
 
 Ruff, Darius, blacksmith. Mill. 
 
 Huff, Mrs. W., milliner and dressmaker, Dundas. 
 
 Huff, Wm., cooper. 
 
 HOFFMAN, J. C, dealer in drugs, coal oil and 
 lamps, paints and oils, books, stationery and 
 fancy goods, Dundas. 
 
 James, Charle!>, Division Court clerk and insurance 
 agent, Dundas. 
 
 Jeffrey, Rev. Thomas W., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Jenkins, C. A., proprietor bowling alley and oyster 
 saloon, Dundas. 
 
 Joy, Wilder, general blacksmith, Dundas. 
 
 Lamb, T., general merchant. 
 
 Lanphier, Wm., boot and shoemaker, and dealer, 
 Dundas. 
 
 Lauzon, H., coach builder, Dundas. 
 
 Leokie, F., painter and artist, Dundas. 
 
 Lennox Hotel, J. Culhane, proprietor, Dundas. 
 
 Leonard, M., tailor. 
 
 LEWIS, ALEXANDER, proprietor Campbell House, 
 DundiM (see card, p. 484). 
 
 Lewis, 0. W., barber pad hair dresier, Dundas. 
 
 Lowry, Miss A., mill'.ner, Dundas. 
 
 Madden, S. S., tanner, Water. 
 
 Maxwell, R., plasterer. 
 
 MoBEAN, CHARLES, grocery and provision store, 
 Dundas. 
 
 McCoy, Asal, county clerk. 
 
 McCullough, J., tailor. 
 
 McOreer, Moses, brickmaker. 
 
 MoHeury, Donald, assistant teacher in Napanee 
 Academy. 
 
 MoKeane & Dwyer, founders and machinists, Mill. 
 
 McLiver, D., carpenter and builder. 
 
 McMullen, W., grocery and provision store, Dundas. 
 
 Meagher J., proprie';or Napanee Distillery. 
 
 iiiller, P. V. C, agent for B. Brisoo, Dundas. 
 
 Miller, Wm., general merchant and village oounx'l- 
 lor, Dundas. 
 
 Miller, W. P., manager for B. Brisoo, Dundas. 
 
 Mills, Oeorge, sen., saddle and harness maker, Dnn- 
 das. 
 
 Mooney, W. & Co., general blacksmiths and gun- 
 ■miths, Dundas. 
 
 Moore, 0. F., marble yard, Dundas. 
 
 NAPANEE MERCHANT FLOUR MILLS, J. F. 
 
 Bartels, proprietor. Water. 
 Napanee, Mechanics' Institute. 
 NAPANEE STANDARD, (Weekly,) Henry & Bro., 
 
 proprietors, Dundas. 
 Napannee Woollen Factory, Perry & McOillivray, 
 
 proprietors. 
 Nelson, J., foundry and machinist. 
 Normile, P., grocery, Dundas. 
 Nortbgraves, W. J., watchmaker and jeweller, Dnn- 
 das. 
 PARISH, WILLIAM, hardware merchant, manufse- 
 
 turer of tinware, dealer in stoves, Iron, nails, &e., 
 
 Dundas. 
 Perry, J. W., proprietor plaster mills, Water. 
 Perry & McOillivray, proprietors Napannee Woollen 
 
 Factory. 
 PHELAN, JOHN, dealer in dry goods, groeeriee, 
 
 hardware, crockery, &c., Dundas. 
 Philips, Robert, principal of Napanee Academy. 
 Pringle, James, livery stable proprietor. 
 Randall, J., managing rectifier for J. Meagher. 
 Rennie, Robert, dealer in dry goods, boots and 
 
 shoes, Dundas. 
 Rennie, R., & Co., dry goods merchants, Dundas. 
 Richardson, J., house and sign painter. 
 Roberts, R., saloon keeper, John. 
 Roblin, M. P., registrar united counties of Lennox 
 
 and Addington, East. 
 Rogers, John, grocery. East. 
 Rogers, M. T., general merchant and grain dealer, 
 
 Dundas. 
 Roney, James, carriage maker, Dundas. 
 Rose, W. J., general merchant, Dundas. 
 Ryan, Wm., distiller for J. Meagher. 
 Sohryver, David, grocery, Dundas. 
 Scott, Rev. J., Presbyterian, Bridge. 
 Searle, Edwin, hardware merchant, paints, &o., 
 
 Dundas. 
 Searles, Henry, town constable, Dundas. 
 Shirley, Thomas, M. D., physician. Centre. 
 Stephenson, John, proprietor saw mill and lumber 
 
 merchant. Water. 
 Stevenson, A., grocery and provisions, Dundas. 
 Stevenson, J., village reeve, general dealer, Dundas. 
 TAYLOR, JOHN A., chemist and apothecary, 
 
 Dundas (see card, p. 484). 
 Taylor, Richard, brewer. 
 Templeton, Mrs. J., grocery and Berlin wool stors, 
 
 Dundas. 
 Tillotson, A., barber and hairdresser, Dundas. 
 Vonalstein, C., town constable. 
 Wuddel, D. A., saddle and harness manufacturer, 
 
 Dundas. 
 Wale, R., blacksmith. 
 Wallace, Mr., plasterer. 
 Webster & Boyes, carriage and sleigh factory, 
 
 Dundas. 
 Weller, T. M. T., olerk-at-law, office. Dundas. 
 Wilkison, W. H., barrister and attorney-at-law, and 
 
 insurance agent, office, Dundas. 
 Wilson, George, general merchant, Dundas. 
 Wilson, S. B., & Co., boot and shoe manufaetursrs 
 
 and dealers, Dundas. 
 Worthington, John, baker and confectioner, Dundas. 
 Wright, Miss Mary, assistant teacher in Napanee 
 
 Academy. 
 WRIGHT, H. M., & CO., saw mill proprietors and 
 
 lumber merchants, office, Dundas. 
 Yates, A., proprietor Yates' Hotel, Dundas. 
 Yates' Hotel, Abel Yates, proprietor, Dandas. 
 
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 He, Water. 
 Tapannee Woollen 
 
 goods, groeeriee, 
 
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 J. Meagher. 
 
 lods, boots and 
 
 )ant8, Dundas. 
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 wd grain dealer, 
 
 idas. 
 Idas. 
 
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 Idas. 
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 lilt and lumber 
 
 IS, Dundas. 
 dealer, Dundas. 
 id apotbeoarj, 
 
 rlin wool store, 
 , Dundas. 
 manufacturer, 
 
 ileigh factory, 
 
 . Dundas. 
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 roprietors and 
 
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 NAFIEB, C. W.— A post Tillage, situated on Sydenham riTer, in the townsiiip of Metcalfe, county of 
 Middlesex. Distant from London, the county seat, 85 miles; Samia, 43 miles; Toronto, 170 miles; 
 Hamilton, 115 miles; and from a station on the Samia branch of the Great Western Railway, 6 miles. 
 Population 146. 
 
 ARTHURS, ALEX., township clerk, treasurer, ac- 
 countant and estate agent (see card, p. 484). 
 ARTHURS, JOHN, J P., postmaster. 
 Brooks, Robert, blacksmith. 
 Brown, Wm., boot and sho^tmaker. 
 Bullock, Francis, general merchant. 
 Burke, John, proprietor Sydenham House. 
 Case, ifra, blacksmith. 
 Cleland, John C, boot and shoemaker. 
 Ford, Henry G., general merchant. 
 Qateley, Thomas, township assessor. 
 Henderson, Wm., physician. 
 Henry, Thomas, carriage aud waggon maker. 
 Hughes, Thomas, township reeve. 
 
 Jackson, Thomas, painter, carpenter, boildtr, oab- 
 
 inet maker and undertaker. 
 Knapton, N., blacksmith. 
 
 Maekey, Thomas, carpenter, builder and briekmaktr. 
 Miller, Rct. W. W., Wesleyan Methodist 
 Napier Inn, John Sutherland proprietor. 
 Reilly, Thomas, township collector. 
 Rundte, Philip, tailor. 
 Sutherland, J. G., J.P., flour, saw and woollen mill 
 
 proprietor. 
 Sutherland, John, proprietor Napier Inn. 
 Sydenham House, John Uurke, proprietor. 
 Towle, S. M., general merchant. 
 Troup, Rev. Mr., Presbyterian. 
 Wilkinson, Jonathan, school teacher. 
 
 NASHWOOD, C. E. — A Post Office and small farming district in the township of East Famham, 
 county of Brome. Distant from Koowlton, the county town, 12 miles; St. John's, 80 miles ; and from 
 Montreal, 60 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Borigbt, Gilbert, saw mill owner. 
 Bull, Hosea, flour and saw mill owner. 
 Oleason, Isaac, blacksmith and saw mill owner. 
 Wells, Darnel W., provincial land surveyor. 
 
 Wells, Leonard, J. P. 
 WOOD, PHILLIP., Jun., postmaster. 
 WOOD, SEWEL F., practical agriculturist and 
 gardiner. 
 
 NASSAGAWEYA, C.W. — A post village in the township of Nasaagftweya, county of Halton, situated 
 in a thriving farming region. Milton is the chief town. Dibtant from Toronto, 45 miles ; Hamilton, 
 25 miles ; and from Guelph, 13 miles. Population of township 2,800. 
 
 Anderson, Wm., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Anderson, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Ayo, A. L., saw, flour and grist mill. 
 
 Bell, Mr., blacksmith. 
 
 Bell, Thomas, saw mill owner. 
 
 Campbell, A., J.P. 
 
 Cargill, Henry, planing and saw mill owner and 
 
 lumber merchant. 
 Cusart, C, general merchant. 
 Darley, Robert, waggon maker. 
 Easterbrook, James, treasurer. 
 EASTER13R00K, THOMAS, postmaster, general 
 
 merchant and hotel keeper. 
 Easterbrook, Wm., hotel keeper. 
 Easterbrook, T. & J., general merchants. 
 Edwards, John, waggon maker. 
 Holmes, Rev. E., New Connexion Methodist. 
 Husband, Richard, saddle and harness maker. 
 Eean, John, waggon maker. 
 Kidney, James, hotel keeper. 
 
 Lister, S. 11., J. P. and general merchant. 
 Little, T., general merchant. 
 Meade, Robert, shoemaker. 
 Menzief, James, blacksmith. 
 Menzies, Robert, clerk. 
 MoiTat, jfames, blacksmith. 
 MuCawley, Rev. A. J., Presbyterian. 
 McEwin, John, hotel keeper. 
 McGibbon, F. M., saw mill owner. 
 McGregor, Wm., carpenter. 
 McNair, James, J. P. and reeve. 
 Nerrich, Joshua, J. P. 
 Player, Wm., tailor. 
 Richardson, John, saw mill ovmer. 
 Smith, Thompson, lumber merchant. 
 Smitten, L., grocer. 
 Staneombe, James, shoemaker. 
 Stengel, Henry, cabinet maker. 
 Stephenson, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Wallace, Hiram, blacksmith. 
 
 NELSON, C. W. — A post village in the township of Nelson and county of Halton, and situated on 
 Dundas Street. Distant from Milton, the county town, 12 miles ; from Toronto, 25 miles; and fron 
 Hamilton, 12 miles. Population about 250. 
 
 Bastedo, James, dentist. 
 
 Berger, James, Nelson House. 
 
 Bradley, W. E., school teacher. 
 
 Calderwood & Crawford, saddle and harness makers. 
 
 Campbell, D., blacksmith. 
 
 Caper, T., J. P. 
 
 Carter, J. S., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Carter, S. J., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Cartwright, F, blacksmith. 
 
 Ellis, D., shoemaker. 
 
 Furnass, W., shoemaker. 
 
 Ireland, James, J. P. 
 
 Job Printing Office, J(. Q. MaoOay, proprietor. 
 Kliukie, A., tailor. 
 
 MACCAY, A. G., J. P., postmaster, general mer- 
 chant, township clerk and treasurer. 
 McReady, H., waggon maker. 
 Miller, R., reeve. 
 
 Nelson House, James Berger, proprietor. 
 Spinger, D R., J. P. 
 Thomas, E,, J. P. and dentist. 
 
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 ITETHBBBY. C. W. — A umall post Tillage, situated in the township of Humberstone and ooanty of 
 Welland. Distant from Welland, the county town, 7 miles; from Hamilton, 6G miles; ard from 
 Toronto, about 90 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Banes, Michael, proprietor Humberstone House. 
 
 Bargas, John, mason. 
 
 Clickner, Valentine, plasterer. 
 
 Current, F. 0., insurance agent 
 
 Humberstone House, Michael Banes, proprietor. 
 
 Johnston, Joshua, blacksmith. 
 
 Keeffer, Debold, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 May, Leonard, tailor. 
 
 McKennej, Ryerson, blacksmith. 
 Powley, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Sohiel, Jacob, carpenter and joiner. 
 Willson, Near & Co., saw mill proprietors. 
 Young. Qeorge, cooper. 
 
 ZAVITZ, JAMES, postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 ZaTita, Jesse, J. P. 
 
 ITEnSTADT, C. W.— A post village, situated in the township of Normanby and county' of Grey. 
 This place was settled by David Winkler about seven years ago, and now contains about 400 inhabi- 
 tants, mostly Qermans. Distant from Owen Sound, the county seat, 60 miles. 
 
 Allan, George, general merchant. 
 
 Behrens, Rev. Christian, German Lutheran Church. 
 
 Black Horse, Andrew Tettler, proprietor. 
 
 Duneman, Henry, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Farmer's Hotel, miller & Niergart, proprietors. 
 
 Fisher, Andrew, builder. 
 
 Fraui, John, builder. 
 
 Huether, Henry, brewer. 
 
 Meister, George, cooper. 
 
 Merkel, Jacob, blacksmith. 
 
 Miller & Niergart, proprietors. Farmer's Hotel. 
 
 NIEMKIER, DR. GEORGE, J. P., township clerk, 
 assistant postmaster, coroner, insurance and land 
 agent and physician (see card, p. 494). 
 
 Nestor, Francis, blacksmith. 
 
 Normanby House, Wm. Rebscher, proprietor. 
 
 Pfaff, Andrew, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Pusohinsky, Federick Wm., dealer in stoves, tin, 
 
 copper and sheet iron ware. 
 Rebscher, Wm., proprietor, Normanby House. 
 Runstedtter, Lewis, builder. 
 Schirsohraidt, Charles, cooper. 
 Stillman, Henry, general merchant. 
 Tettler, Andrew, proprietor, Black Horse Hotel. 
 Widmeyer, Englebert, boot and shoemaker. 
 Weinert, John, tanner. 
 
 Wanderlich, Rev. Frederick Wm., German Lutheran. 
 WINKLER, DAVID, J. P., postmaster, and flour 
 
 and saw mill owner. 
 Winkler, John C, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 NEW ABEBDEEN, C W.— A small village in the township and county of Waterloo, South 
 Riding. Distant from Berlin, the ccunty town, 5j| miles ; from Gait, 9 miles ; and from Hamilton, 88 
 miles. Daily mail. Population 60. 
 
 Bryden, Tb( mas, cooper. 
 
 Dobel, Char es, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Gnyer, Davi 1, carpenter and cabinet maker. 
 
 Hipworth, J., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Hunter, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Kesselning, David, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Roy, Wm., carriage and waggon maker. 
 THOMSON, JAMES, poatmoster, and boot and 
 
 shoemaker. 
 Walker, W. W. & T. M., general merchants. 
 AVashburn, Stephen, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 NEWARK, C. W.— A post village, situated on the Spitler Creek, in the township of North Norwich 
 and county of Oxford. Distant from Woodstock, the county town, 12 miles ; and from Hamilton, 62 
 miles. Population of township !^,484, by last census. 
 
 Collins, Hev. J. M., Methodist Episcopal. 
 
 Comer, J., farmer. 
 
 GARY, AUGUSTUS, postmaster and insurance 
 
 agent. 
 Hanly, R., general merchant. 
 Hill, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Hilliker, £., farmer. 
 Kingswell, J., farmer. 
 
 Lipte, J., farmer. 
 Moore, D., farmer. 
 Morley, G. W., boot and shoemaker. 
 Sexton, James, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Smith, Russel, carpenter and bnilder. 
 Smith, Seneca, boot and shoemaker. 
 Swartwout, Abraham, J. P., and farmer. 
 Swartwout, Edgar, mason. 
 
 NEW BLISS, C. W —Jt^'^nt village in the township of Kitley and county of Leeds, North Riding. 
 Distant from Brookville, 24 miles. Population 460. 
 
 Bean, Rev. Mr., Methodist. 
 
 Brannagh, John, shoemaker. 
 
 Driven, John, J. P. 
 
 EDGAR, JOHN, J. P., postmaster, insurance and 
 
 collecting agent and general merchant. 
 Edgar, Mrs. John, bonnet maker. 
 Lucky, J. John, cooper. 
 
 Mackay, John, school teacher. 
 Magee, Wm., photographic artist. 
 McClean, Rev. Mr., Presbyterian. 
 Moore, Mrs., tailor. 
 Moran, Wm., hotel keeper. 
 Ryan, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Shamiour, George, hotel keeper. 
 
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 tout 400 inhsbi- 
 
 •oprietor. 
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 [orae Hotel, 
 laker. 
 
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 ster, and flour 
 
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 NEWBORO, C. W. — A post village, situated on the summit level of land dividing the waters flowing 
 towardH Kingfiton and those that feed the Ottawa river, in the townabip of North Crosby and county 
 of Leeds, South Riding. Distant from Brockville, the county seat, 38 miles; Kingston, 41 milea ; 
 and from Ottawa, 86 miles. Daily mail with money order ofiBce. Papulation 300. 
 
 Adams, J. A., waggon maker. 
 
 Adams, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Baker, Miss E., milliner. 
 
 Bell, Robert, shoemaker. 
 
 Bilton, Wm., constable. 
 
 Blake, Richard, general merchant. 
 
 Brassoer, Cbarlt:s, cooper. 
 
 Brown, Hiram, blacksmith. 
 
 Christman, C. J., watchmaker. 
 
 Costelle, Rev. H. C. Eayere, Church of England. 
 
 Denby, Wm., tailor. 
 
 Douglas, Samuel, shoemaker. 
 
 Draffin, John, dry goods merchant. 
 
 DUNHAM, QEORGB, physician and surgeon and 
 
 coroner (see card, p. 484). 
 Elliott, James, hotel keeper. 
 Ford, John, school master. 
 Foster, David, lock master. 
 Giles, J. u., commissioner in B. R. 
 Oiles, John J., saddle and harness maker. 
 Grant, D. J., physician and surgeon. 
 Hammon, Rev. Richard, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Hopkins, Robert, dry goods merchant. 
 Kennedy, Owen, proprietor, Newboro Hotel. 
 Kilburn, Horace, J. P., and clerk of Division Court. 
 
 Kilborn, Col. John. 
 
 Leach, John, painter. 
 
 Leggttt, James B., farmer. 
 
 McDonald, Diiniel, J. P., and general merchant. 
 
 McDonald, James, J. P., and general merchant, 
 
 MoMannus, W. li., tailor. 
 
 Moren, Daniel, carpenter. 
 
 Muckegann, Patrick, cabinet maker. 
 
 Newboro Hotel, Owen Kennedy, proprietor. 
 
 O'Neil, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Paul, Wm., cooper. 
 
 Pielow, Wm., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Preston, Wesley, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Preston, Wm., constable. 
 
 Roswcll, Elisha, carpenter. 
 
 Shavers, J. A., waggon maker. 
 
 Stanton, Qeorge, carpenter. 
 
 Story, Crosby, liquor dealer. 
 
 Story, Mrs. Crosby, milliner. 
 
 Taber, Stephen, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Tett, Benjamin, M. P. P. 
 
 WEBSTER, THOMAS, postmaster. 
 
 Whalcy, James, planing mill. 
 
 Wright, Edward, carpenter. 
 
 NEWBOYNE, C. W. — A country post office, situated in the township of Bastard and county of Leeds, 
 South Riding, containing one English Church, and two good common schools, sections Nos. 1 and 2. 
 Distant from Brockville, the county town, SO miles ; from Kingston, 50 miles ; and from Montreal 
 155 miles. 
 
 Br&nnon, Wm., township officer. 
 Costelle, Rev. U. C, English Church. 
 Gorman, Wm., school teacher. 
 Laying, John, J. P., township officer. 
 
 Lyons, Joseph, school teacher. 
 LVTLE, JAMES, postmaster. 
 Morrison, Mathew, township officer. 
 Young, Wm., sen., township officer. 
 
 NBWBURGH, C. W.— An incorporated village situated on the Napanee River, in the township of 
 Camden East and county of Addington. It has a goo<l local trade, and the Newburgh Academy ii 
 located here. Distant from Kingston, the county seat, 24 miles; and from Napanee Station, on tha 
 Grand Trunk Railway, 6^ miles. Daily mail and money order office. Population about 1 ,500. 
 
 Aylsworth, Job, J. P. 
 
 Barrigar, George, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Barton, H. B., photographic artist, baker and 
 
 confectioner. 
 Black, John, tanner. 
 
 Bower, J., druggist, bookseller and stationer. 
 Briscoe, W., boot and shoemaker. 
 Camden House, J. F. Hope, proprietor. 
 Garsoallen, N. B., carpenter and builder. 
 Caton, A., J. P. and druggist. 
 Caton & Miller, general merchants. 
 Clark, R. J., carpenter and builder. 
 Cochbum, G., general store. 
 Cook & Harris, lumber merchants. 
 Darouche, P., tailor. 
 Davey, J., boot and shoemaker. 
 Deltor, J., boot and shoemaker. 
 Deltor, W. V. P., boot and shoemaker. 
 Dorland, C. H., dentist. 
 Dowling, John, general merchant and broom 
 
 manufacturer. 
 Drary, Henry, saddle and harness maker. 
 Drury, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Dunn, H., blacksmith. 
 
 Eakins, George, cabinet maker and upholsterer. 
 
 Empire House, J. Power, proprietor. 
 
 Farley, J., blacksmith. 
 
 Finkle, H., J. P., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Fullarton, J., cabinet maker and upholsterer. 
 
 Globe Hotel, S. Luke, proprietor. 
 
 Haines, S. M., edge tool manufacturer. 
 
 Ham, J. D., J. P., general merchant, insarano* 
 agent and village reeve. 
 
 Ham, R., builder. 
 
 HOOPER, A., M.P.P., and lumber merchant. 
 
 Hooper, I)., J. P., general merchant and grist mill 
 proprietor. 
 
 Hoopar, £. J., notary public, barrister and attorney 
 at law. 
 
 Hope, J. F., proprietor Canadian House. 
 
 HOPE, R. F., J. P., postmaster, general merohani 
 and insurance agent (see card, p. 484). 
 
 Jones, E., J. P., carpenter and planing mill pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 Lake, S., carriage and waegon maker. 
 
 Lake, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Lanfear, E. 0., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Lewin, Wm., principal Newburgh Academy. 
 
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 Lookwood, R., blacksmith. 
 
 Luke, 8., proprietor Qlobe Hotel. 
 
 Madden, 0., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 McConnell, 8., tailor. 
 
 McCurdy, J., builder. 
 
 McKenrie, ReT. K. 
 
 MoMullia & Rros., book and job printers, pro- 
 prietors of The NoTtK American. 
 
 Miller, C. II., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Miller, Joseph, cooper. 
 
 Newburf(h Academy, Wm. Lewin, principal. 
 
 North American {The) MoMuUiu & Bros., editors 
 and proprietors. 
 
 Osborno, R., general merchant. 
 
 Pappa, D., tailor. 
 
 Paul, James, general merchant. 
 
 Phelan, Mrs., milliner aud dressmaker. 
 
 Poole, Rev. W. H. 
 
 Porter, R., pump maker. 
 
 Power, J., proprietor Empire Iloasfl. 
 
 ProTinoial Insurance Company, R. F. Ilope, agent 
 
 Richardson, M., lumber merobant. 
 
 Eoblin, O. S , J. P., saddle and hareeM maker. 
 
 Rook, John, stores and tinware. 
 
 Rook, Richard, gunsmith. 
 
 Rogers, F. F., carpenter and boilder. 
 
 Rassell, A., tailor. 
 
 Rnttau, A., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Scott, Thomas, dealer in agricultural implement!. 
 
 Scott, Thomas & Co., blaoksmitha k waggon makers. 
 
 ShoTey & Peterson, flour mill. 
 
 Spaflford, H. W., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Slignoy, D. It., founder, machinist and agricultural 
 
 implement maker. 
 Taylor, Joseph, axe maker. 
 Wells, Mrs., milliner and dress maker. 
 Wells & Brother, saddle and harness maker. 
 West, J. P. S., dentist. 
 
 Western Assurance Company, J. D ilam, agent 
 Whealan, N., clerk DiTiidoa Court 
 White, Rev. Qeorge. 
 Wightman, J., general merchant 
 Williams, Rev. II. 
 Yeomans, Thomas, cabinet maker. 
 
 ITEWBUBY, C. W. — A large tillage and station on the Qreat Westsrn Railway, sit-.iated in the 
 township of Mosa and county of Middlesex. It is becoming the centre of a large and rapidly increas- 
 ing business, and exports large quantities of all kinds of farm produce. Distant from London, the 
 county seat, 86 miles ; from Chatham, 28 miles ; and from the celebrated oil springs of EnniskiUen, 
 12 miles. Daily mail and money order office. Population about 700. 
 
 Adair, Robert, shoemaker. 
 
 Albion Hotel, T. Story, proprietor. 
 
 American Hotel, Levi Moore, proprietor 
 
 Anderson, John D., accountant. 
 
 Archer, John, general merchant. 
 
 Ardorley, John, saddle and harness maker, 
 
 Am<<trong, Alexander, sen., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Armstrong, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Barnum, D , cooper. 
 
 Bracken, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Campbell, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Clayson, Wm., gunsmith. 
 
 Clements, Wm., furniture dealer and veneer manu- 
 facturer. 
 
 Cleveland House, Joseph Swisher, proprietor. 
 
 Cusack, H., hoop maker. 
 
 Davis Patrick, blacksmith. 
 
 Deacon, John, shoemaker. 
 
 Degrassi, Qeorge P., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Deming, Prosper, founder, maohiuist aud steam en- 
 gine maker. 
 
 Dixon, Robert, briokmaker. 
 
 Duncan, Rev. A., clergyman. 
 
 Durfay, J. D., patent right agent 
 
 Elliott, James, lumber merchant 
 
 Elliott, Washington, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Qay, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Graves, T., proprietor, Union HoteL 
 
 Hey wood, Wm., proprietor Western Hotel and livery 
 stable. 
 
 Hudson, David, constable. 
 
 Irving, Joseph, produce and provision dealer. 
 
 Irving, Wm., oonfectioner. 
 
 Irving, Wm., clothier and merchant tailor. 
 
 Keane, Henry M., cooper. 
 
 Kelly, Joseph, accountant, architect and bcHder 
 
 Lawrence, Rev. B. 
 
 Little, James, shoemaker. 
 
 Lutes, Louis, builder. 
 
 MoArthur, D. J., general merchant 
 
 MoCoUum, Neil, clothier and merchant tailor. 
 
 McGloghlon, W. D., engraver, jeweller and photo- 
 graph artist. 
 
 MoMurray, Samuel, soap and candle manufacturer 
 
 Moore, Levi, proprietor American Hotel. 
 
 Myers, Richard, builder. 
 
 Mylne, John, druggist notary public, bookseller 
 
 aud stationer. 
 Nichols, W. J., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Ollis, W., general merchant, baker and confectioner. 
 Palmer, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Palmer, Wm., ci-Sinet maker. 
 PoBterfield, Wm., constable. 
 Purdy, Alfred, con8table. 
 Purdy, T. F., furniture dealer and veneer manufaQ- 
 
 turer. 
 Quackenbosh, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Randhti, Thomas, general merchant 
 RODINiJON, THOS., postmaster, general merchant, 
 
 express and general agent 
 Root Salem, boiler maker. 
 Roy, Rev. N. 
 Ruth, Salem, dentist 
 Sargeant, John, builder. 
 Smith, Geo. J., general merchant and livery etable 
 
 keeper. 
 Standish, W., photograph artist 
 Stevenson, Hamilton, soap and candle manufacturer 
 Stevenson, James, carpenter and builder. 
 Stevenson, Wm., carpenter aud builder. 
 Story, T., proprietor Albion Hotel. 
 Story, Thomas, accountant and broker. 
 Stuart, H. D., general merchant 
 Stuart, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Swisher, Joseph, proprietor Cleveland House. 
 Thompson, George, carpenter and builder. 
 Thompson, Jas., flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 Thompson, Joseph, brewer. 
 Thompson, Robert, J. P., tanner, hide and leather 
 
 dealer. 
 Thompson, Robert j<in-> tanner. 
 Tolee, Jerome, cooper. 
 Union Hotel, D. Graves, proprietor. 
 Western Hotel, Wm. Heywood, proprietor. 
 White, Oliver, potter. 
 
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 NEWCASTLE, C. W. — A thriTing Tillage and port of entry «itaated on l^ke Ontartu. In the town- 
 ship of Clarke, and county of Durham. It is also a station on the Oraml Trunk iUllway, and haa a 
 very good retail and Home wholesale trade. There are three churches, a K<>"d grammar and sereral 
 common schools in the place. It can also boast of a mechanics' ioMtit'ite with no mean litirary, l)i»> 
 tant from Cobourg, the county town, 24 miles; Toronto, 47 mites; and from Montreal, 28(i milai. 
 Daily mail with money order office, I'opulatioo 1020. 
 
 Allen, Charles, cabinet maker. 
 
 Allen, Daniel, carpenter. 
 
 Darfoot. John, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Batter, Charles, blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 
 Bayley, Wm. A., station agent. 
 
 Beaoham, David S , cabinet maker. 
 
 Beeman Bros., nurserymen. 
 
 Boute, W. T., superintendent of sohools. 
 
 Bowie. James, carpenter. 
 
 Bradley, Wilson R., constable, express and collect- 
 ing agent, liTery stable, &c. 
 
 Brent, Rev. Henry, Church of England. 
 
 Brock, Joseph, general merchant. 
 
 Brook, Wm. B., J. P. and farmer. 
 
 Brodie House, Thomas Urodie, Jun., proprietor. 
 
 firodie, Thomas, Jun., proprietor Brodie House. 
 
 Brown, Oeorge, tailor. 
 
 Bttchan, John, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Barton, A. B., shoemaker. 
 
 Callloott, Thomas, blaokNmith. 
 
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 Massey, agent. 
 
 Carson, J. H., waggon maker. 
 
 Cassclman, J., grocer. 
 
 Chamburs, Richard, shoemaker. 
 
 Chandler, S. B., dentist. 
 
 Commercial Hotel, Richard Qrose, proprietor. 
 
 Daunt, VV..1., bchool teacher. 
 
 Davison, 8. W., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Eddy, James, plasterer and mason. 
 
 Fairburn, Robert, J. P., and general merchant. 
 
 Farnoourt, Frederick, customs offioer. 
 
 Ferguson, Anda, carpenter. 
 
 Foster, Horace, J. P., and farmer. 
 
 Freeman, T. B., house and sign painter. 
 
 Qalbraith, D., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Ulendening, •John, ooopea. 
 
 Globe Hotel, Win. Strowger, proprietor. 
 
 Qormnn, Edward, tinsmith. 
 
 Qrant, Wm., shoemaker. 
 
 'Irose, Richard, proprietor Oommeroial Hotel and 
 I'srraer. 
 
 Herbert, JoUi., carpenter. 
 
 HODQES, HIRAM, J. P., postmaster and telegraph 
 operator. 
 
 Honey k Olford, sbonmakers. 
 
 Hooper, Wm., plasterer and mason. 
 
 Hunter, A. H., grocer. 
 
 Ivory, Patrick, provincial land surveyor. 
 
 Ivory, Wm., woollen mill and farmer. 
 
 Jacobs, E. A., farmer. 
 
 Jacob:), George A., general merohant 
 
 Katerson, Misses, milliners. 
 
 Kent, A B., lecturer. 
 
 Law, John H., cooper. 
 
 Little, Robert, clothing merchant and tailor. 
 
 Lovekin^, JnmeH I'., prmlnee and commission mer- 
 ohant, ntirseryman uwl iniiuranco agent. 
 
 Mitrtin, Freduriok, conxtabte. 
 
 Miissey, II. A., founder, machinist, & insuranoo ag"!. 
 
 Mayell, J. M., plasterer and nia.iun. 
 
 .McDonald, John, hnker. 
 
 McDonald & Mutcalf, marble workers. • 
 
 Mcintosh, Wm., innurance agent, 
 
 McNaughion, Andrew, pruiiuce and commission 
 merchant, and mill owner. 
 
 McNnughton, K. A., J. P., printer and bookbinder. 
 
 .MuNuughton, John, school teacher. 
 
 .McNeil, Neal, barrister. 
 
 Moahanic's Institute. 
 
 Moore, 8. M., blackHmlth. 
 
 Mulligan, W. II., J. P. 
 
 Miinro, llonry, J. P. and farmer. 
 
 Nickeltton, F , wharfinger. 
 
 NORTHROP & LYMAN, wholesale draggists, (see 
 card, p. 481). 
 
 Pool, John, carpenter. 
 
 Preston, David, school teaoher. 
 
 Reed, John, house and sign painter. 
 
 Riddell, Rev. George, Presbyterian. 
 
 Robson, John J., J. P., farmer. 
 
 Rose, Wm. A., druggist, physician and surgeon, and 
 veterinary surgeon. 
 
 Rowe, Thomasi, waggon maker. 
 
 Rundle, Richard, farmer. 
 
 Simmons, Edward, carpenter. 
 
 Stilwell, Frederick, blacksmith. 
 
 Strowger, Wm., proprietor Globe Iloial. 
 
 Tamblyn, Thomas, J. P., village treaenrer, grooer 
 and farmer. 
 
 Tcrapletoo, George, grocer. 
 
 Templetoa, John, Bible Depository. 
 
 Treleren, John, carpenter and planing mill owner. 
 
 Trick, Wm., Wellington House. 
 
 Union Grammar School. 
 
 Usher, E. R , provincial land surveyor. 
 
 WagHtaff, Wm., grist mill owner. 
 
 Wallbridge, A. F J. P., reeve and farmer. 
 
 Wallbridge, E. V, bailiff. 
 
 Wallbridge, B. F., farmer. 
 
 Walls, James, farmer. 
 
 Warner, W. H., village clerk, grocer and MOonntaBt. 
 
 Warren, W. C, house and sign painter. 
 
 Wellington House, Wm. Trick, proprietor. 
 
 Wilkinson, R. T., barrister, notary publio and in- 
 surance agent. 
 
 Wilmot, Allen, J. P. 
 
 Wilmot, Lewis, tanner. 
 
 Wilmot, Samuel, insurance agent and oltrk of Divi- 
 sion Court. 
 
 Woodley. J. H., Uilor. 
 
 NEW DUNDEE, C. W.— A post village, situated on Alder creek. In the township of Wilmot, eonn^ 
 of Waterloo. DisUnt from Berlin, the county town, 10 miles ; Hamilton, 36 miles ; Toronto, 72 miles ; 
 and from Petersburg statiu:i, on the Grand Trunk Railway, 6 miles. Population about 200. 
 
 Arnold, A. Jacob, cooper. 
 Beach, Lyman, J. P., blacksmith. 
 Betschen, Jacob, J. P. 
 
 Bock, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Bricker, A. & Son, flour and saw mill proprietort. 
 
 Copley, John, farmer. 
 
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 Dolle, Henry, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 ERNST, P., postmaster. 
 
 Ernst k Nicholas, general merohanti and famiture 
 
 dealers. 
 Gix, Henry, tailor and clothier. 
 Berber, Adam, plasterer and mason. 
 Berber, John, plasterer. 
 Hunsberger, Jacob, physician. 
 Jeoghas, Louis, physician and draggiat 
 Krebbill, John, blacksmith. 
 Lantenschleger, Jacob, farmer. 
 
 Pill, John, brickmaker. 
 
 Poth, Andrew, carpenter, builder k cabinet maker. 
 
 Rose, Frederick, saddle, harness and tmnk maker. 
 
 Saltiberger, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Smith, Sebastian, cooper. 
 
 Souer, John, hotel and lirery stable proprietor. 
 
 Stuler, Peter, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Weber, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Wegenast, Jacob, saw and planing mill proprietor. 
 
 Weis, Michael, cooper. 
 
 KEW DUBHAM, C. W.— A post Tillage in the township of Burford and county of Brant, West 
 Riding. Distant from Brantford, the county town, 18 miles ; and ^m Paris, 17 mHes. Popu- 
 lation 230. 
 
 Adams, Oliver, tanner. 
 
 Akins, Williams, waggon maker. 
 
 Allen, Charles S., carpenter. 
 
 Barton, James, shoemaker. 
 
 Barton, James M., carpenter. 
 
 Clark, John, lanner. 
 
 Cline, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Douglas, Alexander, tanner. 
 
 Douglas, Dand, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Haight, Qeorge, cooper. 
 
 Baight, Isaac, accountant. 
 
 Haight, Thomas J., waggon maker. 
 
 Bartley, James, general merchant. 
 
 Henry, J. B., J. P., councillor and saw mill owner. 
 
 Bill, John, blacksmith 
 
 Kelly, Phillip, shoemaker. 
 
 Lawrisou, P. M., shoemaker. 
 
 Lynea, Wm. B., hotel keepers. 
 
 Malcolm, D. W., teacher New Durham School and 
 
 accountant. 
 Martin, James, brickmaker. 
 New Durham School, D. W. Malcolm, teacher. 
 Robins, John, carpenter. 
 Robins, W. H., sash and door maker. 
 Schooly, Aisliah, general merchant. 
 SCHOOLEY, EDWIN F., postmaster and general 
 
 merchant 
 Sohooley, Nelson, carpenter. 
 Seoord, David, cabinet maker. 
 Secord, Robert, cabinet maker. 
 Sims, Edwin, barrister and conveyancer. 
 Snider, Rev., Solomon, Congregationalist 
 Waud, Henry k John, builders. 
 
 NEW GLASGOW, C E. — A post village in the seigniory and county of Terrebonne, and district of 
 Montreal, situated on the River Achigan, having a flour and very extensive lumber trade ; tanning 
 is also carried to a conaiderable extent, one of its tanneries giving employment to about 40 men. The 
 place was laid out in 1821. Distant from Terrebonne, 16 miles ; R»wdon village, 20 miles; St. Jerome, , 
 12 miles ; and from Montreal 80 miles. Daily mail. Population about 200. 
 
 Bennett, Thomas, founder and machinist. 
 
 Bennie, Rev. Robert, Presbyterian. 
 
 Briseau, Octave, tanner, 
 
 Calaghan, Daniel, blacksmith and hotel keeper. 
 
 Dunn, James, grist mill owner. 
 
 Ethier, Baptiste, flour and saw mill owner. 
 
 FUR8E, WILLIAM, postmaster, general merchant, 
 
 woollen and saw mill owner. 
 Goodman, Bernard, bailiff. 
 Grew, Paul, carpenter. 
 H»le, John, J. P., general merchant and extensive 
 
 tannery. 
 Barcourt, James, cabinet maker. 
 Lachapelle, France, carpenter and waggon maker. 
 
 Laundree, Xavier, shoemaker. ^ 
 
 Levesque, Lorio, baker and general merchant. 
 
 Mickle, John, bailiff. 
 
 Mireau, J. S., clerk of parish council and general 
 merchant. 
 
 Morrison, Wm., lumber merchant. 
 
 Murray, George, dentist and photographic artist. 
 
 Murray, John, commissioner of small causes, gene- 
 ral merchant and merchant tailor. 
 
 McAdam, Hugh, J. P. 
 
 Pantroi, Xavier, shoemaker. 
 
 Potter, Henry, mayor county conncil. . 
 
 Tuggy, Wm., brickmaker. 
 
 Webster, Rev. John, Wesleyan. 
 
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 itrSW HAMBUBQ, C. W.— An incorporated village in the township of Wilmot, county of Water- 
 loo, South Riding, situated on the river Nith, and a station on the Grand Tmnk Railway. It has a 
 good local trade, and several manufacturing establishments. Distant from Berlin, the county town, 
 12 miles ; Hamilton, 47 miles ; London, 60 miles ; and from Toronto, 76 miles. Daily mail and money 
 order office. Population about 1,200. 
 
 Allchin, John, J. P., notary public and clerk of 6th 
 
 division court. 
 Amaiker, Jacob, constable and auctioneer. 
 American Express Company, J, F, Danter, agent. 
 Arnold, George, mason. 
 Asmas, Wm., house and sign painter. 
 Beamer, Jacob, cooper. 
 Berger, Frank, blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 
 Boeckner, Peter, bookseller and stationer, and town 
 
 warden. 
 Boehler, Xavier, potter. 
 Boullee, W. H., physician and druggist. 
 BRITISH CROW^f HOTEL, Christopher B. Nahr- 
 
 gang, proprietor. 
 Broglin, Lawrence, tailor. 
 Bush, Rev. George, Evangelist 
 
 LAW BLAlfKS OF ALL KINDS AT W. 0. CHSWETT * GO.'S. KING ST., TORONTO. 
 
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 CANADieCHES, V0LK8BLATT, Samuel Merner, 
 
 proprietor (aee card, p. 494). 
 Casey, Andrew, boose, aign ana carriage paiiiter. 
 Chote, George, batcher. 
 Clark, John, photographic artiat. 
 Cloas, Jacob, saddle and harness maker. 
 Danter, J. F., express, sewing machine & lime agent. 
 Deicbert. U., councillor, tiaddle and harness maker. 
 Dennis, Mrs., boarding house keeper. 
 £idt, Jacob, waggon maker. 
 England, LHwrance, cabinet maker. 
 Feltner, John, mason. 
 Fisher, Duncan, woolen factory. 
 Frank, Gottleib, butcher. 
 Fredo, Wm.,- tobacconist. 
 Garner, Joseph, cooper. 
 Gartung, Ernst, carpenter and builder. 
 Oasser, Louis, gunsmith. 
 Germann, Charles, town councillor, tanner, currier, 
 
 saddle and harness maker. 
 Germann, Frederick, tanner and currier. 
 Germann, Julius, saddle and barnesd maker. 
 Gilbert, R. H,, boarding house keeper. 
 Gloucester, John, barber. 
 Oocring, John, weaver. 
 Gr::f, Jacob, watchmaker. 
 Goodman, Kenneth, attorney and soliciter. 
 Baigermann, George C, cooper. 
 Haliday, George, cooper. 
 Hallwell, George, tailor. 
 HAMBURG HOTEL, Jacob Wagner, proprietor (see 
 
 card, p. 4U4). 
 Hartmann, J., hotel keeper. 
 Hartmann, Joseph, butcher and farmer. 
 Heinbacher, Peter, blacksmith. 
 Hoefler, F. C, general dealer and insurance agent. 
 Hoppf, Wolfert, soap and candle factory. 
 Horn, Henry, plasterer. 
 Huntei, Wm., general merchant. 
 Karccher, George, carpenter and builder. 
 Klein, Louis, general merchant. 
 Kloinberg, George, boot and sho'jmaker. 
 Knettel, George, cabinet maker. 
 Kompf, Ernst, butcher. 
 Kraft, Adam, blacksmith. 
 Latchaw, Abraham, architect. 
 Maggs, Henry, farmer. 
 Matdson, George W., baker. 
 McKencie, T. H., & Co., general merchants, pro- 
 prietors flour mill and woollen factory. 
 Merner, Frederick, blacksmith, carriage and waggon 
 
 mnnufacturer, and Tillage councillor. 
 MEKNER, SAMUEL, J. P., foundry, manufacturer 
 
 of agricultural implements, tinsmith aud dealer 
 
 in stoTCS (see card, p. 491). 
 
 Mitchell, Miss Rebecca, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Murley, George, bailiff, proprietor Queen's Arm* 
 Hotel, 
 
 Muir, Henry, tailor. 
 
 Munch, Edward, tailor. 
 
 NAHRGANG, CnRlSTOPHER 8., proprietor Bri- 
 tish Crown Hotel. 
 
 NEVILLS, T. U. p., J. P., Tillage rccTe, general 
 dealer. 
 
 Niebel, Jacob, manufiicturer and dealer in boots and 
 shoes, and sewing machine agent. 
 
 Nopper, John, villnge treasurer. 
 
 Otto, Valentine, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Parker, Henry, insurance agent. 
 
 PARKER & FARQUHAR, flour and woollen milt 
 proprietors (see curd, p. 494). 
 
 Pickner, Peter, bookseller and shoemaker. 
 
 Prttxpriek (People's Paper) Mr, Otto, editor. 
 
 Queen's Arms Hotel, George Morley, proprietor. 
 
 Rare, Stephen, & Sons, proprietors New Hamburg 
 Brewery. 
 
 Roberts, Samuel, proprietor Union Hotel. 
 
 ROSS, ANDREW, postmaster. 
 
 RotLermel, John, Clarendon Hotel< 
 
 Rouchty, George, boot and shoemaker. Peel. 
 
 Rupp, Lawrence, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Scheklrend, Christian, mason. 
 
 Scheon, Frantz, weaver. 
 
 Schiller, John, plasterer. 
 
 Schmidt, Daniel, tailor. 
 
 Schmidt, Rev. G., Lutheran, 
 
 Schmidt, Hermann, potter. 
 
 Scott, Allen J., general merchant, 
 
 Scott, Wm,, general merchant. 
 
 Seyler, Jacob, town clerk, dealer in groceries and 
 crockery. 
 
 Siegner, Eeckert, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Sippel, Henry, cooper. 
 
 Sniidt, Henry, school teacher. 
 
 Stiefelmeyer, Ulriok, physician and town warden. 
 
 Strausberger, Barnhard, wegiver. 
 
 Tappe, Frederick, township councillor. 
 
 Tappe, Frederick & Co., boot and shoe manufaoturcn 
 and dealers. 
 
 Union Hotel, Samuel Roberts, proprietor. 
 
 Wngner, F., boot and shoe maker. 
 
 WAGNER, TACO»; propr. Hamburg and Commer- 
 cial hotel ^ livery stable keeper (see card, p. 494). 
 
 Warner, Henry, upholsterer. 
 
 WILSON, J. L., agent for Parker & Fauquhar, flour 
 and grist tu,'\U. 
 
 Wrete, Wm , cigar manufacturer. 
 
 Young, Philip, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Zinoan, ilenry, mason. 
 
 
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 NEWINGTON, C. W.~A smalt post village, situated in the township of Osnabruck and county of 
 Stormont. Distant from Diokinson's Landing 10 miles. Population about 60. 
 
 Baker, A. J., assistant postmaster, 
 
 BASER, JACOB, postmaster and general merchant, 
 
 Barnhart, H., carpenter and builder, 
 
 Bartle, Charles, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Blake, Robert, hotel keeper and lumber merchant. 
 
 Gordon, G., boot and shoe maker. 
 
 Johnson, Peter, chair manufacturer. 
 
 Johnson, Wm., J. P., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Martin, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Ottikirk, Henry, carpenti<r and builder. 
 
 Rupert, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Sheets, Wra., blacksmith. 
 
 Waldroff, Lemuel, tailor. 
 
 Woodcock, Rev Eli, clergyman. 
 
 Worthlngton, Harriet, milliuer and dressmaker. 
 
 ITBWLAND, C. W.~Known also as Mount Albert— a post village situated in the 8th Concession of 
 the township of East Gwillimbury, county of York, North Riding. Distant from Newmarket, 11| 
 miles ; and from Toronto, 40 miles. Population about 100, 
 
 FRANCIS FRA8ER, MANUFACTURER'S AGENT, MONTREAL. (See card, p, 410.) 
 
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 NEW HAMBURG FOUNDRY, 
 
 PEEL STREET, IVEDIT HAIHBIJRC}, C. W. 
 
 SAMUEL MERNiiTPROPRIETOR 
 
 Manufacturer 4 Dealer in Stoyes A Castings of every description, 
 
 AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, 
 
 Proprietor of e^unntH»ttit» ®0llti9tiUtt (People*s Paper), 
 
 NEW HAMBURO, O. W. 
 
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 COMMISSION MERCHANTS 
 
 AND QBAIN DEALERS, 
 
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 MILL STREET, NEW HAMBnB&, O. W. 
 
 HAMBURG AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL 
 
 CENTRAL NRW UAMBDRQ, C. W. ' 
 
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 JACOB WAONEB, PBOPBIBTOB. 
 
 A GOOD LIVERY IN CONNKCTION. 
 
 Every atteiittoD paU to Uueats. Cir* Chargi-a reaaouabU. 
 
 Free Coureyance to and from the Cam. 
 
 IF asked what was the best Medicine for Cleansing the Blood and for Bilious Complaints, Sick Headache, 
 Costiveness, Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Qeneral Debility, ko., we should say, BRIOGS' INDIAN 
 V£aETABLB LIFE PILLS. 
 
 tig' Sold by all Dealers in Medicines. 
 0. C. BRIGOS, GENERAL AGENT, HAMILTON, C. W. 
 
 GEORGE NIEMEIER, 
 Commissioner in tho Queen's Bench ; 
 
 Inner of Marriage Lioeniw ; Agent (br the Freehold and the 
 
 Canada Permanent Building and 8:tTlngs Soeietiai; 
 
 Coroner ; Pbyaiotan ; Clark of the Township of Mormanby ; and 
 
 Aaaiitant Poitmaiter. 
 NEUSTADT, P. O. . Oanada WMt. 
 
 G. E. JOHNSTON, 
 
 P09TMA8TBR, 
 
 Dealer in Srr Goods, Hatdwara, OroMriM, Oraokery, 
 fiye Stuffli, Fateat XediolnM, Booki and SUtlMery. 
 
 BIBLB SnClKTY DErOSiTORT, 
 MOITH QOWEB, Oanada Wast. 
 
 DAVID NUTT, 
 
 BAILIFF SUPERIOR COURT 
 
 AND 8HBR1FF«S OPFIOBR, 
 
 And BaiUff of tlie Court of Qomb*! Bouh, L. C. 
 
 NUTT'8 C0KNKR8, 
 Pariah of St. George of ClarencoTilla, Cmada Kaal. 
 
 W, C. CHEWETT * Co , 
 
 ^oobrilers, Stationers, |prinffrs, 
 
 Lithographers, Bookbinders, fto. 
 
 17 « 19 KING STREET EAST, 
 
 TORONTO, 0. W. 
 
 -W. O. OHE-VirBTT & CO,. 
 
 BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, PRLNTERS, LITHOGRAPHERS, &c., 
 
 17 & 10 KING STBBET EAST, TOBONTO, O. W. 
 
 Mt^m aEvEs Jfer^a 
 
 TRY BRIGG'S MAGIO RELIEF, and if yo^i are not satisfled after nsing tho oontenta of one boUlo, the 
 purchaser may return the bottle to the Agent, who will in all ohjea refund the mon^y. It wIV. our* 
 Inflammation, Tic Dolereaux, Neuralgia, Cholic, Sore Throat, Chilblaino, Cramp in the Stomach, Painter'o 
 Cholio, Pleurisy, Cramp, Cholera Morbus, Pains in the Breast or Side, Lumbago, Cholera, Dyoentery, aad 
 in ohort it ia Uto FMsily Medicine. 
 
 Bold by all Dealers in Mtdisinos Prieo 26«. 
 Mr a. C. BRIGGS, GENERAL AGENT, HAMILTON, G. V. 
 
 W. 0. CHEWETT A CO., BOOKSELLERS AND PRINTERS, KING STREf.r, TORONTO. 
 
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 lescriptioo, 
 
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 Paper), 
 
 ICIAL HOTEL, 
 
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 >PBIETOB. 
 
 KCTION. 
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 the Can. 
 
 KCTION. 
 
 %arK(>s reaaouabU, 
 
 ', Sick Headache, 
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 .CaiMUBut. 
 
 , printers, 
 
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 EAST, 
 
 £RS, &c. 
 
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 imKoh, Painter'! 
 
 D/NDterjr, aad 
 
 :ORONTO. 
 
 Ferhiller, John, blsekmith. 
 
 Fitheres, TbomM, Mddle and harness maker. 
 
 Harris, Frederick, cooper. 
 
 Hunter, John, boot and shoemnker ami grocery. 
 
 IIUNT£R, ROBT., foatmaater and general dealer. 
 
 Jefferson, Stephen, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Leek, John, gencr,i merchant. 
 
 McCallum, Dr., pu/aician. 
 
 Miller, Anthony, Unner and onrrier. 
 
 Miller, Geo. B., lainber dealer and saw mill owner. 
 
 Powers, Wm., carpenter and bailder. 
 
 Seaton, Alexander, cabinet maker. 
 
 Smith, James, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Summerfield, Wm., flour mill owner, 
 
 Stephenson, Wm., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Stokes, Qeorge, hotel keeper. 
 
 Stokes, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Stokes, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Warner, T., saw mill owner. 
 
 Willson, Charles, cooper and planing mill. 
 
 Woodward, J. II., lumber merchant. 
 
 NEW LOWELL, C. W. — A thriTing Tillage and station on the Northern Railway, in the township 
 of Sannidale and North Riding of the county of Simcoe. It has a good lumber trade. Distant frora 
 Toronto, 80 miles; and from CuUingwood, 16 miles. Daily mail. Topulation about 150. 
 
 Dubois, J., general merchant. 
 Harkins, Neil, township councillor, 
 Hibbard, Wm., township councillor. 
 Macham, Thomas, J. P., general merchant. 
 
 PATTON, PETER, postmaster, hotel keeper, and 
 
 saw mill owner. 
 Patton, Peter & Sons, furniture dealers. 
 Switxer, Robert, bhw mill owner, 
 Switzer, W., saw mill owner and to wn«)ilp«»tta«ilt«r. 
 
 NEWMABKBT, C. W. — A thriring incorporated viilaf^ in the township of WhUcbaroh and oooatjr 
 of Yurk, a station on the Northern Railway, and situated on the East Branch of the Hottaad Hirer. 
 It has excellent water power, and, being surrounded with a rich agricultural district, has a fine local 
 trade. Various branches of manufacturing is carried on suoceasfully, and there are several mills in 
 constant operation. The building!) are very good, both public and private. DiHtant from Toronto, the 
 sounty scat, 8i miles. Daily mail and money order office. Population about 1,000. 
 
 Alexander, Robert, school teacher. Prospect. 
 
 Allan, James, iron foundry, Timothy. 
 
 Arnjtt, J., cooper, Water. 
 
 > >!:Snion, Thomas, insurance agent. 
 
 f': , Geo, H., general merchant. Prospect. 
 
 . ■",' M, George H., carpenter and builder, 
 .jue, Miss, school teacher. 
 
 Baileys, Mrs., teacher Toung Ladies' School. 
 
 Baker, Rev. 'Thomas, Congregational. 
 
 Ballar, Jacob, house and carriage painter, Timothy. 
 
 Barringer, Mrs. Elizabeth, grocery, Alain. 
 
 Bell, Rev, Thomas, Methodist. 
 
 Bentley, John, J. P., dry goods, groceries, drugs, 
 hats, cnpii, &c., Main. 
 
 Bigham, John, mason. 
 
 Bishop, Thomas, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Bond, Mrs. L. R., milliner, siraw bonnet and man- 
 tle maker, Main. 
 
 Botsford, Nelson, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Botsfori], Timothy, flour and grist mill, near Depot. 
 
 Boultbee, Alfred, attorney at law. 
 
 Boultbee, Arthur, reeve. 
 
 Bowden, Wm. Henry, carpenter and bailder. 
 
 Bowden, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 BRELSFORD, CHARLBS, proprietor North' Ameri- 
 can Hotel, Main. 
 
 Brown, Rot. John, Presbyterian, 
 
 Budge, Alexander, blacksmith. 
 
 Budge, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Burn. Alfred, general merchant, Main. 
 
 Burn & Sutherland, genetal merchants. 
 
 Burnie, Newton, physieian. 
 
 Cain, Patrick, tinsmith. Main. 
 
 Caldwell, U. W., iniurance agent 
 
 Caldwell, J, B,, chair maker and painter, Main. 
 
 Campbell, E. C, barrister, ftc, Main. 
 
 Campion, George Bell, attorney at law, 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPAliT, T, A. 
 Ilarton, agent. 
 
 Carline, Wm., mannfaotarer and dealer in boots and 
 shoes. Main. 
 
 Carline, Miss, milliner and dress maker. 
 
 Christy, Rev. Mr., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Cooke, Jacob, builder, Gorham. 
 
 Cooke, John, deputy registrar North Fork, Prospect. 
 
 Cooke, Wm., builder. Prospect. 
 
 Craig, Donald, photographer. Main. 
 
 Culvurwell, Joliu, Prince of Wales Saloon, corner 
 Mill and Main. 
 
 Davis, J. O,, attorney at law. 
 
 Davison, John, boot ami ahoemuker, Main. 
 
 DuGerz, Thomas, saddle and harness maker, car- 
 riage trimming, &c.. Main. 
 
 Dennie, Vincent, butcher. Main. 
 
 DENNIS JOHN, patent pump manufaotarer, Timo- 
 thy (see card, p. 49(5). 
 
 Dieterle, Wm., watchmaker and jeweller. Main. 
 
 Dudley, Walter, station and express agent, Northern 
 Railway Depot. 
 
 Engle Hotel, W. L. Knight, proprietor, near Depot. 
 
 Fitzpatrick, Robert, ph'-tographer, Main. 
 
 Fleming, Robert, saddle ».nd harness manufaotarer, 
 trunks, &c., Main. 
 
 Folley, Thomas, tanner and currier. 
 
 Ford, Orin, physician and Hour mill proprietor. 
 
 Gale, Miss L., dressmaker. Main. 
 
 Gamble, Allen N., village councillor. 
 
 Gamble, N, A., J, P., brewer and maltster, Ontari«K 
 
 Gorham, Eli, J, P,, woollen Mill proprietor. 
 
 Qorham, Major Nelson, proprietor Newmarket Wool- 
 len Factory, Gorham. 
 
 Grant, Wm., notary public. 
 
 Grant k Landy, barristers, Main. 
 
 Green & Rogers, sewing machine agents. 
 
 Haokclt, James, physician, Prospect. 
 
 Haokett & llamsay, physicians, Main. 
 
 Hall, Wm., house and sign painter, Main. 
 
 llallen, S. W., civil engineer, proviuoial laud sur* 
 veyor and insurance agent. 
 
 Hallan & Wilson, engineers, sarreyors, &c., V/ater. 
 
 Harrison, Henry, stove manufacturer, cooper and 
 farmer, near Depot. 
 
 FRACNIS FRA8BR, MANUFACTURER'S AGENT, MONTREAL. (See oard, p. 410.) 
 
496 
 
 NEWMARKET. 
 
 ME^^JVEARKET ERA.. 
 
 ERASTUS JACKSON. FBOPRIETOB. 
 
 PRINTER, STATIONER, AND OEILER IN WRAPPINU PAPER, 
 
 MAIN STREET, NEWMARKET, C. W. 
 
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 ^. ^Ifc^XilE^, 
 
 MANUFACTURIRH OF 
 
 STEAM, GRIST & SAW MILLS, STOVES, 
 
 FLOUBfiS ANB OTHER ASRICULTURAL IMFLEBIENTS, 
 CARRIAGES, WAGGONS, &c. 
 
 NEAR DEPOT, NEWMARKET, C. W. 
 
 JOHN DENNIS, 
 
 PATENTEB AND PROPRIKTOR 
 
 or TBI 
 
 CELEBRATED PUMP, 
 
 NEWMARKET, 0. W. 
 
 t^ Everj kind of PUMP supplM from a Olatem to that of a 
 
 Well IM) twt de«p. 
 
 WILLIAM LEADBETTER, 
 NEWMARKET, C. W. 
 
 ESTABLISHED IN 1839. 
 
 JOSEPH MILLARD, 
 
 Steam Cabinet 3itanttfattorii i^- ^nbtrtaktr, 
 
 NEWMARKET. O. W. 
 
 A general anortmeiit of Oabliiot and Uousehold Furiilturs, and 
 
 Plnnlug In all Ita branohee. 
 
 JKg- Cofflns kept ready-mada, UoartM to Let. 
 
 WILLIAM TRENT, 
 
 DEALER IN DRY GOODS, 
 
 GROCERIES, HARDWARE, 
 
 NEWMARKET, C. W. 
 
 F 
 
 OR Destroying Worms in Children, SITTZER'S VERMIFUaE 0AND7 ia by far the moat pleasant, 
 safe, and effuotual remedy now in use. Try it! Sold by all Dealers in Medicines. 
 
 BUIST & MELVILLE, 
 
 Millers, Flour and Grain Dealers, 
 
 AND OENERAL MERCHANTS, 
 
 NOTTAWA, 0. W. 
 
 G. C. SUTTON, 
 
 DRPVTY POBTMASTfiR, 
 
 Dealer in Watohes, Clooka, Jewellery, 
 
 Fancy Chwdii 8ilT«r and Flatad Ware*, *o., 
 
 Alio, UBPAias Kmoi'tid witb Cari and Smpatob. 
 
 ALL WOEK W«IKANTID. 
 
 MAIN STHEBT, NORWIOHTILIJI, 0. W. 
 
 CORNELIUS WILSON, 
 
 OKAtER tm 
 
 Oroceries, Provisions, Crockery, 
 
 HARDWARE, CONFECTIONERY, &o. 
 NORWOOD, C. W. 
 
 JOSEPH KYLE, 
 Dealer in Clothing, Dry Goods, 
 
 QROCERIEvS, HARDWARE, &o. 
 NORVAL, 0. W. 
 
 PaODOOl TAUN IN KZCHANSI. 
 
 W. 0. CUEWETT <k CO., BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, KING STREET, TORONTO 
 
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 rOR. 
 
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 05^ <i!i 
 
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 . STOVES, 
 
 IFLEMENTS, 
 
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 839. 
 
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 olieg. 
 
 leansa to Let. 
 
 NEWMARKET— NEWPORT. 
 
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 SNT, 
 
 GOODS, 
 
 DWARE, 
 
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 iie most pleasant, 
 
 [iSON, 
 Crockery, 
 
 NERY, &o. 
 
 Iry Goodi, 
 
 IE, &o. 
 
 )KONTO 
 
 Hftrton, ThomM A., ganenl merchant and insar- 
 anoe agent. Main. 
 
 Henderson, Andrew, grooer, protialons, liquor, ko,, 
 Main. 
 
 Hill, C. D., lumber merchant. 
 
 Hoag, P., lumber dealer. 
 
 Hodge & Brother, tin, copper and sheet iron work- 
 era, head of Water. 
 
 Hunter, James J., physioian. 
 
 Hutoboroft. Qeo. B., oarriege waggon and sleigh 
 mailer. Main. 
 
 Ireliind, Mios Sarah, milliner and dressmaker, Main. 
 
 Irwin, Jared, farmer. 
 
 Irwin, Eli Q. & Co., dealers in stores, f'lrniture, 
 agricultural implementa, sewing machine agents, 
 &o.. Main. 
 
 JACK80N, E., editor and proprietor Newmarket 
 Era, corner Main and Ontario (see card, p. 4{i(j). 
 
 Joy, Robert B., barber. Main. 
 
 Kirk, Thomas, blacksmith and waggon maker, Tim- 
 othy. 
 
 Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Mary, dry goods and groceries. 
 Main. 
 
 Kniglit, Wm. L., proprietor Eagle Hotel, near Depot. 
 
 LEADBETTER, WILLIAM, merchant tailor, Main, 
 (see card, p. 496). 
 
 Lee, B., boot and shoemaker. Main. 
 
 Lee, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, Main. 
 
 Lee, Wm., baker and confectioner, Main. 
 
 Magnire, MissL , milliner and dressmaker, Main. 
 
 Maloney, John, grocer. Main. 
 
 Marsden, John W., produce and commission mer- 
 chant, and village councillor, Main. 
 
 McCracken, A. J , carriage maker and marble yard, 
 Main. 
 
 McCracken, J. C, marble yard and Uvery stable 
 proprietor. 
 
 MoGann, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 McMaster, Wm., jun., general dealer in dry goods, 
 groceries, hardware, and insurance agent. Water. 
 
 MoMURRAY, WILLIAM S., attorney, residence 
 Qorbam, office Timothy. 
 
 MILLARD, JOSEPH, steam cabinet manufactory 
 and undertaker, Main (see card, p. 496). 
 
 Monkman, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Moulton k Wallace, tanners and curriers, Water. 
 
 Murray, Robert, waggon maker, 
 
 Nash, John, physician, Main. 
 
 Nealon, Michael, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 NEWMARKET ERA, £. Jackson, editor and pro- 
 prietor, corner Main and Ontario (»ee oard p. 406). 
 
 NKWMARKET FOUNDRY, Samuel Sykes, proprie- 
 tor, manufacturer of stoves, agrioattnral imple- 
 ments, castings, ko., near Depot (see oard,p. 406). 
 
 Newton, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Nixon, James, grooeries crockery, Ac, oomer^Main 
 and Mill. 
 
 NORTH AMERICAN HOTEL, ChMles Breleford, 
 proprietor. Main. 
 
 Patterson Thomas, grocery, Main. 
 
 Pearson, James J., registrar for North York, Profl- 
 pect. 
 
 Peck, Dr. S. N., surgeoii dentist, Main. 
 
 Pinder, Richard, butcher. Main. 
 
 Press, Robert, boot and shoemaker. Main. 
 
 Pyne k Cross, physicians and surgeons, Qorbsm. 
 
 Railroad Hotel, James Woodcock proprietor, Main. 
 
 Rainhart, Jacob, boot and shoemaker, Main. 
 
 Ramsay, Robert, physician. 
 
 Ramsay, Rev. S. P., Church of England. 
 
 Raper, Thomas, tailor. 
 
 Roadbouae, Samuel, cabinet maker, Airnitare dealw 
 
 and village councillor, corner Main and Mill. 
 Robinson, Martin, boot and shoemaker. 
 ROE, WM , postmaster, general merchant and flur- 
 
 mer, Main. 
 Robinson k Thompson, tin, copper and sheet iron 
 
 workers. Main. 
 Roebuck, S&t., p'.asterer and mason, Prospect. 
 Saxon, John It., watchmaker and jeweller. Water. 
 Sevey, lleid & Co., marble masons. Main. 
 Shareo, J., hotel keeper. Main. 
 Sharpe, Ingham, groceries, provisions, liquors, kc, 
 
 Main. 
 Sheeres, John, telegraph operator, Main. 
 Simpson & liogart, dealers in dry goods, grooeriag, 
 
 crockery, &c., Main. 
 Simpson & Corall, bakers and confectioners, Main. 
 Smith, R. H., J. P., dry goods, groceries, hardware, 
 
 crockery, millinery and insurance agent. Main. 
 Souter, Alexander, drugs, groceries, books, station- 
 
 ery, Ac, Main. 
 Southard, Wm., bntlder and carpenter, Eagle. 
 Srigley, Richard, pump maker. Prospect. 
 Stiokwood, Isaac, briokmakcr. 
 Storrling, A. S., teacher, grammar school. 
 Sutherland, Donald, J. P., flour mills, grain and 
 
 produce dealers, warehouse. Water. 
 SYKES, SAMUEL, foundry and machine shop, 
 
 manufacturer of stoves, oastinge, &o., shop Huron, 
 
 near Depot (see card, p. 496). 
 Taylor, Wm. 0., druggist and grooer, orookery, &o., 
 
 Main. 
 Thompson, Henry, saddle and harness maker. Main. 
 TRENT, WM., dealer in dry goods, grooeriei, 
 
 crockery, carpets, &c., Main (see card, p. 496). 
 Van Allen, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Wallace, Wm., saddler and harness maker. Main. 
 Warner, Henry, tin, copper and sheet iron worker, 
 
 Water. 
 Warner, John, cabinet maker. Water. 
 Warner, Thomas, sen,, cabinet maker. Water. 
 Webster, Daniel, sash, blind and door factory, Mill. 
 Webster, Stephen, carpenter and builder. 
 Wetherell, Wm., carriage maker and blacksmith, 
 
 Prospect. 
 White, OeorfTJ. blacksmith, Eagle and Water. 
 Wilson, Alfred jun., insurance agent and surveyor, 
 
 Water. 
 Wilson, James H., tailor. Main. 
 Wilson, John, boot and shoemaker. Main. 
 Wood, Joseph, house and carriage painter, eomff 
 
 Mill and Main. 
 Woodcock, James, proprietor Railroad Hotel, Main. 
 Young, Miss M., books and stationery, Main. 
 
 NEWPORT, C. W.— A post vtllsj^'e, situated on the Grand River, in the township of Brantford, We«t 
 Riding, county of Brant. DletiMt frem Biwitford, the county town, 8| miles. Population about 7S. 
 
 CLAPIN, LYMAN, J.P., postiaa«t«r. 
 Oookshut, IgiMtiiM, Mw Bill owner. 
 Ganntlett, James, boot and thovmnker. 
 Gm, OharlM, tailor. 
 
 Goatoher, Wm., tailor. 
 
 Mi Hoy, Colin, innkeeper. 
 
 Mitchell, Ambrose, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Myers, 0. T., peneral moreteot. 
 
 VBAN0I8 FBA8ER, MAMOrACTUME'8 AOBMT, UONTBBAL. (8«f Mri, ^ 410 ) 
 82 
 
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498 
 
 NEWPORT— NIAGARA. 
 
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 PMraon, Edward, blackimith. 
 
 Popplewell, Wm., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 BoberU, David, carpenter. 
 
 Roberts, ReT. R. J., Church of England. 
 Sagar, John, hotel keeper. 
 Wilcox, Allen, carpenter. 
 
 NEWBY, C. W. — A amall post village, situated in the township of Elma, eounty of Perth, 
 from Stratford, the county town, 28 miles. Population about 80. 
 
 Distant 
 
 COULTER, CHARLES, postmaster. 
 
 HuWey, George, innkeeper. 
 
 WBWTOWN ROBINSON, C. W. — A village on the leading road from Cookstown and back town- 
 ships in South Simcoe, and on the town line between the townships of West Qwilltmbury and Tccumseth, 
 in the South Riding of Siinooe. Distant from Cookstown, 4} miles ; from Bond Head, 2| miles ; 
 from Bradford, 9 miles ; from Barrie, 18 miles; and from Toronto, 48 miles. Daily mail: Stages pass 
 through in oonueotion with the morning train on the Northern Railway for Toronto. Fopulatlou 
 about 150. 
 
 Bowles, John, fanner and leather dealer. 
 
 GHANTLBR, W., postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 Coborn, Hugh, blacksmith. 
 
 Coborn, James, oarpenter. 
 
 Downey, Robert, J. P. 
 
 Farmers' Inn, John Hudson, proprietor. 
 
 Faulkner, Wm., tailor. 
 
 Fraaer, James, bout and shoemaker. 
 
 Oowan, Samuel, blacksmith. 
 
 Hudson, John, proprietor Farmers' Inn. 
 
 Hurst, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Law, James, J. P. 
 
 Merrick, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Neil, Oeorge, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Proctor, Thomas, J. P. 
 
 Ramsey, Thomas, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Rogers, Oeorge, saw mill owner. 
 
 Spilson, Wm., briokmaker. 
 
 Spillet, Stanly, briokmaker. 
 
 Towns, Wm. C, carding, fulling and cloth-dressing 
 
 mills. 
 Wiggins, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 NIAGARA, C W. — A flourishing incorporated town in the township of Niagara, county of Lincoln, 
 and beautifully situated at the mouth of the Niagara river, on lake Ontario. It is one of the oldest 
 towns in Canada West, and occupies a prominent place in the history of the last war between the 
 mother country and the United States. In December, 1818, it was laid in ashes by Oeneral MoClure, of 
 the United States army, while on his retreat from the Province. It lies on a plain, and is noted for its 
 healthy position, wide streets, and many elegant residences. In summer it is quite a resort for the 
 pleasure-seeker, as well as the toil-worn merchant and student. Distant from Toronto by water, 36 
 miles ; Hamilton by rail, 60 miles ; St. Catharines, the county town, 12 miles ; and from Niagara 
 Falls, 16 miles. Daily moils, with money order office. Population about 2,000. 
 
 Baob, John H., wholesale confectioner. 
 
 Baxter, James, revenue inspector. 
 
 Best, Robert, butcher. 
 
 Bums Brothers, grocers. 
 
 Campbell, Rev. C, Presbyteriaa. 
 
 Christie, P., grocer. 
 
 Clement, George A., merchant. 
 
 Clench, ¥. A. B., county clerk. 
 
 Clench, Johnston, clerk county court, and deputy 
 
 clerk of Crown. 
 Cowie, J. M., attorney. 
 Chrysler, H. W., grocer and provision dealer 
 Donley, Mrs. Mary, proprietor Donley Hotel. 
 Doorley, J. M., boot and shoemaker. 
 Flinn, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 Follett, S. H., grocer. 
 Fraser, John, proprietor Fraser's Hotel. 
 Gates, J. G., boot and shoemaker. 
 Grave, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 Hamilton, John, jailer. 
 Hall, Joseph, baker. 
 
 Howard, Richard, proprietor Howard's Hotel. 
 Hutchinson, Wm., proprietor Hutchinson Hotel. 
 Jones, E., tinsmith. 
 
 LAWDER, JOHN M., judge of county court. 
 Lawrie, John, county warden Port Dalhousie. 
 Long, Mrs., proprietor Long's Hotel. 
 Longhurst, George, butcher. 
 Maok, Dr., physician. 
 Martin, Andrew, general merchant. 
 MoCttlloeb, John, wholesale and retail merchant. 
 
 MaoDonald, RoUand, clerk of the peace, and county 
 
 attorney. 
 McDougal, D., county treasurer. 
 McMillan, John, proprietor McMillan House and 
 
 grocer. 
 MoMurray, Rev. Mr., English Church. 
 Millar, Mrs., proprietor Millar's Hotel. 
 Miller, James, proprietor Miller's Hotel- 
 Moffat, Mary, Mrs., proprietor Moffatt's Hotel. 
 Monro, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Nisbet, And., telegraph operator, and express agent. 
 Paffard, Henry, mayor, chemist and druggist. 
 Piatt, H. D., carriage factory. 
 Prlngle, Robert, watchmaker. 
 Roddy, Barnard, proprietor Roddy's Hotel. 
 Rodgers, John, clerk town council. 
 Rousseau, John, proprietor Rousseau Hotel. 
 Ross, John, county auditor. 
 POWELL, JOHN, county registrar. 
 Secord, Cbas. B. , registrar Surrogate Court, Lincoln. 
 Senior, Wm., grocer. 
 Steel, Jacob, oarpenter. 
 Bubba, Wm., grocer. 
 Swimtom ft Co., carpenters and Joiners. 
 Thompson, Edward, saddler. 
 Thomas, J., tailor. 
 Toal, Miss, milliner. 
 
 WARREN, R., postmaster, and dry goods merchant. 
 Whitelaw, F. M., stationer and bookseller. 
 Winterbottom, W. B., clerk division court. 
 Woodruff, Joseph, sheriff county Lincoln. 
 
 FRANCIS FRASER, MANUFACTURER'S AGMTT, MONTREAL. (See eard, p. 410.) 
 
England. 
 
 of Perth. DiaUnt 
 
 own and back town- 
 )ary and Tcoumseth, 
 kd Head, 2} miles ; 
 y mail. Stages pasa 
 ronto. Popolatiou 
 
 lilder. 
 (on maker. 
 
 rietor. 
 
 ; and oloth-dressing 
 »ker. 
 
 , county of Lincoln, 
 ; 18 one of the oldest 
 ist war between the 
 General MoClure, of 
 , and is noted for its 
 aite a resort for the 
 'oronto by water, 36 
 ; and from Niagara 
 
 e peace, and county 
 
 oMillan Hoase and 
 
 hurch. 
 ) Hotel, 
 's Hotel. 
 Moffatt'e Hotel. 
 
 >, and express agent, 
 and druggist. 
 
 dy's Hotel. 
 
 ail. 
 
 sseau Hotel. 
 
 rar. 
 
 gate Court, Lincoln. 
 
 joiners. 
 
 Iry goods merchant, 
 tookseller. 
 ion court 
 Lincoln. 
 
 NICOLET— NILESTOWN. 
 
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 mCOLET, C. E.— A flourishing Tillage situated on the Rirer Nicolet, in the Seigniory and county of 
 the same name. Distant from Befancour, the county town, 15 miles ; from Three Rivers, 12 miles; 
 from Montreal, 18 miles; and from a branch of the Grand Trunk Railway, 6 miles. It contains one 
 college and one literary and debating society. Daily mail. Population of village, GOO, and of 
 parish, 2,400. 
 
 Alexander, A., physician and shoemaker . 
 
 Alexander, Rev. H., teacher in college. 
 
 Barbinas, Louis D., carpenter and build jr. 
 
 Beaubien, £., notary. 
 
 Beaubien, J., J. P. 
 
 Beaubien, M. C, advocate and insurance agent. 
 
 Boauchemin, F. S., advocate. 
 
 Beauchemin, Isa'ie, general mtrchant. 
 
 Beauchemin, Louis, general merchant. 
 
 Beauchemin, 0., general merchant. 
 
 Beauchemin, Octave, baker. 
 
 Beaulac, Abrnham, municipal councillor. 
 
 Beaulieu, M. C, municipal councillor. 
 
 Beliveau, Rev. E., teacher in Roman]) Catholic 
 College. 
 
 Bellemare, Rev. A. N., Roman Catholic Seminary. 
 
 Bellerose, N. H., J. P. 
 
 Blais, Rev. Joseph, Roman Catholic Seminary. 
 
 Boiclair, Noel, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Garon, Rev. T., V. G., superior of college. 
 
 Charest, Rev. V., teacher in college. 
 
 Chenefils, C. E. C. P., physician and surgeon. 
 
 CHILL.\S, H. A., mayor, postmaster, brewer_and 
 general merchant. 
 
 Comeau, Rev. F. X., Roman Catholic Seminary. 
 
 Cdt6, Ucv. F. X., Roman Catholic Seminary. 
 
 C6t6, Mrs. M., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Courtois, Isidore, & Son, carpenters and builders. 
 
 Cress6, P., general merchant. 
 
 David, George, municipal secretary and treasurer 
 and notary public. 
 
 Denoncours, ■!., brickmaker. 
 
 DSsaulniers, Rev. F., A. M., Roman Catholic Sem- 
 inary. 
 
 Desfoss^s, Jean Bte., & Sons, carpenters, builders, 
 carriage and waggon makers. 
 
 Desruepeaux, £., cooper. 
 
 Douville, Rev. I., Roman Catholic College. 
 
 Duguay, Franfois, municipal councillor. 
 
 Duplessis, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Duval, M., tailor. 
 
 Filion, M., general merchant. 
 
 Filion, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Fortier, Rev. L. T., Roman Catholic. 
 
 G^linas, Rev. I., Roman Catholic Seminary. 
 
 Qirardin, C. P. D. 0., flour, grist and saw mill 
 proprietor. 
 
 Gouin, David, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Gu6vin, D., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Hamelin, N., general merchant, tin & coppersmith. 
 
 Jannery, A., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Lacoursi^re, Joseph, baker. 
 
 Lafont, G., general merchant. 
 
 Lecomte, E., lumber merchant. 
 
 Lecomte, J. I. K., general merchant. 
 
 Lecomte, Mrs. J. I. R., hatter. 
 
 Legris, Rev. A., teacher in college. 
 
 Lemire, Mrs. J. Bte., baker. 
 
 Marchand, Rev. Peter, teacher in college. 
 
 Massicotte, J. & Suns, carpenters and builders. 
 
 Masson, Rev. Aim6, teacher in college. 
 
 Maurceault, Rev. T. M. 0., teacher in college. 
 
 McCaffrey, Charles, lumber merchant. 
 
 Metivier, L6on, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Moreau, Rev. A., teacher in college. 
 
 Morin, Mrs. Frs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Nicolet College, Rev. T. Caron, V. G. Superior. 
 
 Nourrit, Etienne P., J. P. 
 
 Olivier, Pierre, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Ouellet, Rev. N., teacher in college. 
 
 Pare, T., watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Poirier, Miss, milliner and drctsmaker. 
 
 Prince, D., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Proulx, Anselme, municipal councillor. 
 
 Proutx, Hon. J. B. G., L. L. C, and commisvoner 
 
 fur small causes. 
 Proulx, Rev. M. G., Roman Catholic Seminary. 
 Ren£, George, baker. 
 Ren6, Jos., boot, shoe and harness maker. 
 Ruberge, Rev. Peter, teacher of college. 
 Rochette, Gideon, tanner and currier. 
 Roohette, 0., tanner and currier. 
 Rochette, Zephirin, mason and plasterer. 
 Rousseau, J. O., J. P., physician and surgeon. 
 RoQsseaU; T., general merchant. 
 Sicard de Carufel, Rev. O., teacher in college. 
 Sicard de Carufel, Rev. Th^ophile, teacher in college. 
 Smith, Rev. F. A., Church of England. 
 St. Cyr, Rev. A., teacher in college. 
 St. Laurent, T., general merchant. 
 St. Liguory's Literary and Debating Society. 
 Sweeney, Owen, blacksmith. 
 Terrien, Jean, municipal councillor. 
 Terrien, Jos., municipal councillor. 
 Thibeau, M , tailor. 
 Toupin, 0., baker. 
 Trahan, E., butcher. 
 Trahan, N., general merchant. 
 Tremblay, E., general merchant. 
 Trigge, Alfred, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Triggo, II. W., J. P., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Trudel, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 Trudel, Ludger, blacksmith. 
 Trudel, 0., boot and shoemaker. 
 Trudel, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 Turner, H., boot and shoemaker. 
 
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 NILESTOWN, C^W.— A small village on the Thames river, in the township of North Dorchester 
 and county of Midalesex, East Riding, and a station on the Great Western Railway. Distant from 
 London, the county seat, 8 miles. Daily mail. Population about 120. 
 
 Barnard, J., carpenter. 
 
 Brooks, A., cooper. 
 
 Burns, James, school teacher. 
 
 Burrows, J., carpenter. 
 
 Craig, Wm., agricultural implements and carriage 
 
 maker. 
 Edward, Harry, J. P. 
 
 Qilmour, A., farmer. 
 Gostolow, Rev. D., Baptist. 
 Niles, Henry, J. P. 
 
 Niles, Wm., J. P., insurance agent and firmer. 
 Nilest(4wn Inn, John Swane, proprietor. 
 Pearson, T., flour and saw mill owner and lumbtr 
 dealer. 
 
 FRANCIS FRASBR, MANUFACTURER'S AOENT, MONTRSAL. (Se^ o»rd, p. 410.) 
 
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 NILESTOWN— NORHAM. 
 
 Pntnam, MiasM E. k M., millinen. 
 PUTNAM, MRS. MART, pMtmiatreM. 
 PvtDftm, W. W., ganeral mercbant 
 Ralph, Wb., sgriooltaral impUmtnta. 
 Riehmond, R., boot awi tlioMBakar. 
 Rowat, J., farmer. 
 
 Silk, U., djar and aooorer. 
 
 Swane John, proprietor Nileslown Ina. 
 
 Tucker, Rer. 8., Wealeyao Methodiat 
 
 Tapla, Jamee. eooper. 
 
 Ward, Wm., tailor. 
 
 Waters, Henry, plaater. 
 
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 NISSOUBI, C. W.— A small post office, In the township of Niasoari West and ooanty of Middlesex 
 East Riding. There is no town or Tillage here, only a roadside post office. Popalation about 80. ' 
 
 HOWES, JOSEPH, postmaster. 
 
 I McBrayne, Archibald, general store. 
 
 KITHBUBG, C. W.— A post village in the township of North Easthope and county of Perth, Mtuated 
 on the river Nith. Distant f^om Stratford the county town, 16 miles ; Hamiltoa, 60 nulea ; Losdoa, 
 48 miles ; and Toronto, 00 miles. Population about 250. 
 
 BROWN, JAMES, J. P., postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Brown, John, carpenter and farmer. 
 Brown, R., ootleoting agent 
 Brown, Robert, carpenter. 
 Brownlee, John, blacksmith. 
 Carroll, H., councillor. 
 Curtis, John, councillor. 
 Drummond, Rev. A. A., Presbyterian. 
 Oabel, John, produce and oommisston merchant, and 
 
 saw and grist mill owner. 
 Oadkee, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 Godfrey, David, cooper. 
 Hoffman, Peter, blacksmith. 
 Hunt, Jacob, tanner. 
 Kroll, Frederick, cooper, 
 Lillacoe, P., farmer. 
 McAllister, R., general merchant 
 HcDsrmid, Duncan, school teacher. 
 
 McDonald, James, farmer. 
 
 McDougall, Wm., plasterer. 
 
 Milne, Rer. Walter, Baptist. 
 
 Moffat, James, grist mill owner. 
 
 Nithburg Hotel, Thomas Rnnkin, preprcetor. 
 
 Rankin, Thomas proprietor Nithburg Hotel, mason. 
 
 Robertson, J. T., general merchaut 
 
 Robertson, Thomas, agricultural implesamit maker 
 
 and carpenter and joiner. 
 Rodgers, Mrs. E., milliner. 
 Scbumper, John, waggon maker. 
 Steel, R. H., weaver. 
 Stewart John, tailor. 
 Stocks, Conrsd, shoemaker. 
 Stocks, George, shoemaker. 
 Thompson, David, mason. 
 Trow, James, reeve. 
 Vanatter, J. T., house and riga painter. 
 
 
 yOBLBTON, O. W.— A small post viUagv, in the township of Kin^ and county of York. Distant 
 from Toronto, 27 miletk Population about 140. 
 
 Adams, Rev. James, C. P. G. 
 
 Allan, Wm., saddle and hamesi maker and patent 
 
 right agent. 
 Blackwell, Daniel W., carriage and waggon maker. 
 British Empire Hotel, James Busby, proprietor. 
 Busby, James, proprietor, British Empire Hotel. 
 Childs, Wm., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Crossley, Wm., joiner. 
 
 Oodfrey, Edward, saddle and hamsss maker. 
 Graham, Charles, blacksmith. 
 Hambly, George, manutactorer and dealer in boots 
 
 and shoes. 
 Hambly, W. & E., general store keepmra. 
 Hawman, Conrad, carpenter. 
 
 Hawman, Wm., proprietor. Magnet House. 
 Magnet House, Wm. Hawman, proprietor. 
 Milligan, Jamee, lumber merchant. 
 Munsie & Cranston, general store keepera. 
 MUNSIE, WM., J. P. and postmaater. 
 Phillips, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Price, Rev, Mr., New Coaaexion Methodist. 
 Ritt, John, blacksmith. 
 Robinson, James, captain militia. 
 Snider, Mai-tin, captain militia. 
 Snider, Isaac, J. P. 
 Switier, Samuel, farmer. 
 White, Robert, pumpmakerv 
 
 ITOBHAM, C. W. — A flourishing post village situated on Salt Creek, in the township of Percy and 
 county of Northumberland. There are several salt springs along this creek, and, occasionally, salt 
 has been made from them. Distant from Cobourg, the county town, 80 miles ; firom Colborne, 16 
 miles ; and fk«m Trenton, 20 miles. Popvlatioa of tewnship alwat 8600. 
 
 Aleiander, Rev. Thomas, Presbyterian. 
 Bailey, James, waggon maker. 
 Bailey, Jabes, carpenter. 
 Curtis, Comfort sen., J. P. 
 Dalton, John, blaoksmith. 
 Davidson, Merrit earpenter and builder. 
 DEMOREST, B. 0. G., M.D., postmaste*^ 
 oian and nrgeon. 
 
 physi- 
 
 Demorest Rev. Thomaa, WesUyan Methodiat 
 Douglass, Alexander, township oouneillor and shoe- 
 maker. 
 Douglass, John, clerk of division eoort 
 Earl, Rev. Robert Episcopal Methodist 
 Earl, Robert jun., photographioattfatt 
 Oirenx, Timothy, shoemaker. 
 Harris, David, general merchant 
 
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 AM. 
 
 atj of Mlddleaaz, 
 lion about 80. 
 
 re. 
 
 of Perth, aituaied 
 9 miles ; Londoa, 
 
 proprietor. 
 
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 inter. 
 
 of York. Dietent * 
 
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 Dprieter. 
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 keeper*. 
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 Methodiet. 
 
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 oooasionallj, salt 
 Orom Colborne, 16 
 
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 NORHAM— NORTH AUGUSTA. 
 
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 Harrii, Jacob, blaokimlth. 
 
 Ilarris, Mrs. Jaoob, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Uarrig, Wm. & Ransom, blaokvmiths and waggon 
 
 maker' 
 Howard, ' 2., grocer. 
 
 Howard, Margaret V., bonnet maker. 
 MoPberson, Joseph, waggon maker. 
 Piatt, Isaac. J. P. 
 Smith, Jtavid, general merchant. 
 Tierney, Matthew, ahoemaker. 
 
 NORM AITDALE, C. W.— A small post village situated in Ihe townBhip of CharlottTllle and oounty 
 of Norfolk. Distant from Bimeoe, the ooantjr town, 10 miles: from Uamilton, 46 miles. Population 
 about 200. 
 
 Batto, Charles, cooper. 
 
 Cross, Markland, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Horn, Joel, mason and bricklayer. 
 
 Hunter, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Husband, Henry, briokmaker. 
 
 Husband, Wm., brewer. 
 
 Lamport & Post, general merehants. 
 
 McAlpln, Volney, dentist. 
 
 Ross, Byard, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Shaw, John, flour mill owner, 
 
 SHEPPARD, JOHN W., J. P., postmaster, and 
 
 lumber merchant. 
 Wilcox, H I P., commission, forwarding merobant, 
 
 and town councillor. 
 
 NOBMANTON, C. W.— A large and flourishing village situated on Lake Huron, within a few miles 
 of the month of the Sangeen River, in the township of Saupeon and county of Bruce. It waa first 
 surveyed in the year 1868, and is improving rapidly. It possesses a good harbour, with wharf and 
 warehouses, and has one common school. Distant Irom Goderich, the oounty town, 66 miles ; from 
 Owen Sound, 28 miles ; and from Quelph, 7ti miles. Mail five times a week. Population about 600. 
 
 Ackland, Dudley, oarriage and waggon maker. 
 Bartels, John, planing mill. 
 Brant, John, mason. 
 
 Campbell, Michael, tanner, boot and shoe manu- 
 facturer. 
 Corey, Wm., si^ddle, harness and trunk maker. 
 Carrie, Duncan, carpenter. 
 Currie, John C. general merchant. 
 Detroiler, John X, fisherman and hotel keeper. 
 Douglass, Robert, physician and coroner. 
 Eby, John, carpenter. 
 Eby, Martin, druggist. 
 Eby, Mosis W., fanning mill maker. 
 Falkner, Angus, fisherman. 
 Fatkner, Jamss, carpenter. 
 Fennick, Geo. S., carpenter. 
 Fraser, Rev. A., Presbyterian, 
 UorUon, Edward, general merchant. 
 George, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 Howley, George, painter and paperhanger. 
 Howley, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Huber, Martin, carpenter and pump naker. 
 Itter, John, photograph artist. 
 Keep, J. F., carpenter and joiner. 
 Kelly, John, plasterer, 
 Kennedy, A. H. R., general merchant 
 Kennedy, John C, carriage maker. 
 Kropp, Rev. Henry, United Brethren. 
 Lavrock, James, cabinet maker. 
 Lehnen, Frederick, tinsmith. 
 LE 11 N EN, JOII N J. , postmaster, 
 LEHNEN & RUBY, general merchants. 
 Mcintosh, John, blacksmith. 
 
 McKnight, Charles, boot and shoemaker. 
 McKnight, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 McLachlin, A. & R. & Co., foundry and machine 
 
 shop. 
 McLean, Mrs. Duncan, milliner and dressmaker. 
 McLeod, Archibald, carpenter. 
 McLeod, Finlcy, weaver. 
 MoRae, W. & H., carding and fulling mill. 
 McRue, F. W. di H., cabinet and chair makers. 
 Mercer, John, carpenter. 
 Morrison, Joseph, hotel keeper. 
 Moyer, S. N., tcitiJier, 
 Muir, James, buiUi. i 
 Nettle, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 Papst, Wm., briokmaker. 
 Potts, C. D., conveyancer. 
 Raymond, Heury, blacksmith, 
 Robertson, James, general merchant. 
 Roy, Archibald, J. P., insurance, land and oolleotiog 
 
 agent, and is.suer of marriage licenses. 
 Buby, W. H., J. P., commissioner in Queen's Benek. 
 Schwenker, C. F., tailor and clothier. 
 Scott, Charles, butcher. 
 Shantz, Benjamin, flour mill owner. 
 Shnaitter, Henry, tailor. 
 Siefl^ert, Clement, cooper. 
 Slocom & Phillip, shingle makers. 
 Smith, Jesse, hotel keeper. 
 Stafford, Frederick A., carpenter. 
 Steven, Hobe, tanner. 
 Trafelet, Jacob, builder. 
 Wile, John, carpenter and joiner. 
 Williams, F. V., surveyor. 
 
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 NORTH AUGUSTA, C. W. -A post village, situated on the south branch of the Rideau river, in 
 the township of Augusta, couoty of Grenvllle. It was settled in the year 1821, by S. J. Bellamy, 
 Chancy Bellamy, and Hiram Bellamy, and is now a thriving village, containing three churol.i^s and on« 
 oommon school. Distant from Presoott, the oounty town, 17 miles; Montreal, 1^0 miles; Toronto, 
 250 miles ; and ttom Quebec, 300 miles. Population about 800. 
 
 Andrews, Rev. Wm., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Baldwin, Samuel, cabinet maker and carpenter. 
 Bellamy, J. B,, J, P., woollen mill proprietor and 
 
 farmer, 
 Bellamy, L. H., general merobant, floor and saw 
 
 mill proprietor and farmer. 
 
 BELLAMY, SAMUEL, J., J. P., postmaster and 
 
 farmer. 
 Blake, Henry, boot and shoamaker and farmer. 
 BUkely, Francis, physician and sargeon. 
 Botham, John, tailor. 
 Bothwell, Rev. Wm., New Connexion Methodist. 
 
 FRANCIS FRASEB, MANUFACTURER'S AGENT, MONTREAL, (See card, p. 410.) 
 
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 KORTH AUGUSTA— NORTH ELY. 
 
 
 Capes, Peter, tailor. 
 
 Cheekley, F. F., farmer. 
 
 Cox, Win., farmer. 
 
 Davis, Ralph, general merchant 
 
 Dowliflg. Wm., J. P. 
 
 Flynn, Wm., town hip ronDoillor. 
 
 Forsyth, John, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Qarrey, Wm., township councillor. 
 
 Gillett, J., manufacturer agricuttaral implements. 
 
 Ilerron, Stewart, constable, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Hill, Henry, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Hill, John, J. P., farmer. 
 
 Humphries, James, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Uumphriea, Wm., township councillor, farmer, and 
 
 proprietor North Augusta Hotel. 
 Joyce, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 Laine, Charles, town<<hip councillor. 
 Lewars, Jaroes E., farmer. 
 Lore, Alfred, blacksmith. 
 Lyman, Warren, clerk of Division Court. 
 Macintosh, Matthew, blaoksmitl! !in<l farmer. 
 McCnlly, Andrew, cabinet maker, upholsterer and 
 
 undertaker. 
 
 Melville, John H., teaoher, North Augusta Common 
 School. 
 
 Metoalf, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Miller, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Miller, Thomas W., bailiff. 
 
 Montgomery, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Mott, Samuel, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Mott, Mrs., milliner and dresi>raaker. 
 
 Murphy, Thomas, cooper. 
 
 Murray, Hugh, plasterer. 
 
 North Augusta Hotel, Wm. Humphries, proprietor. 
 
 Norton, Samuel, general merchant. 
 
 Pardee, A. D., J. P., tanner, currier and manufac- 
 turer of boots and shoes. 
 
 Phillips, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 
 Row, Charles, township councillor. 
 
 Stannage, Rev. John, Church of England. 
 
 Timblick, Jason, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Victoria House, Qeorge White, proprietor. 
 
 Wallace, Alexander, architect. 
 
 Whaley, John, blacksmith. 
 
 White, Qeorge, proprietor Victoria House. 
 
 Wright, Isaiah, township clerk and treasurer. 
 
 NORTH BRISTOL, C. E. — A small post village, situated in the township of Bristol, county of 
 Poutiac and district of Ottawa. Distant from Ottawa City about 45 miles Population about 30.' 
 
 SHIRLEY, KObT., postmaster and lumber merchant. 
 Smith, Qeorge, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Pattieson, James T., secretary and treasurer of 
 township. 
 
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 ITORTH DOURO, C. W. — A thriving village, sonretimes called Lakefield, situated in the township 
 of Douro and county of Peterboro'. Trade principally local. Distant from Petcrboro' the county 
 town, 9 miles. Semi-weekly mail. Population about 270. 
 
 Canniff, P. F., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Carveth, .Tobn C, hotel keeper. 
 
 CASEMENT, ROBERT, J. P., postmaster and 
 
 general merchant. 
 Cochrane, George, brickmaker. 
 Cotton, William, carpenter and builder. 
 Crawford, S. D., physician and surgeon. 
 Fitzgerald, Thomas, saddle and harness maker. 
 Flannigan, John, cooper. 
 Gordon, Thomas, carpenter and builder. 
 Qordonier, W. H., baker and confectioner. 
 Griffin, Jonathan, carpenter and builder. 
 Henderson, James, gunsmith and blacksmith. 
 Hesselturn, Wm., hotel keeper. 
 Hunter, Peroival, hotel keeper. 
 Hunter, T., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Hurst, Reuben, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Knox, Robert, shoemaker. 
 
 Leigh, Edward, J. P. 
 
 Mann, J. A., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Nicholls, G. & H., builders. 
 
 O'Brien, Patrick, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Richardson, John, builder. 
 
 Russell, Charles, blacksmith. 
 
 Santry, A. P., shoemaker. 
 
 Shaw & Wait, saw mill proprietors. 
 
 Sheals, George, blacksmith. 
 
 Sherin, .John, general merchant. 
 
 Smith, David, blacksmith. 
 
 Stewart, James grocer. 
 
 Strickland, Samuel, J. ?. 
 
 Sutton, John, shoemaker. 
 
 Urquhart, R., tailor. 
 
 Warren, Rev. P. 8. 
 
 Williams, Mr., grocer. 
 
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 NORTH ELDON, C. W.— A post village in the northern part of the township of Eldon and county 
 of Victoria, surrounded by a fine farming region. 
 
 MoCREDIE, WILLIAM, postmaster. 
 McDonald, A. & A., innkeepers. 
 HcFadyn, Archibald, blacksmith. 
 
 McKae, Mr., shoemaker. 
 Smith, Silas, general merchant. 
 
 NORTH ELY, C. E.— A small post village, situated in the parish of Ely and county of Shefford. 
 Dlst«nt from Shefford, chitj lieu, 40 miles ; from Roxton Falls, 10 miles ; from Richmond, 13 miles ; 
 and from Montreal, 70 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 BARTLETT, GEORGE, postmaster. 
 Bartlett, Ira, sen., sawmill owner. 
 Bartlett, Ira Jan., cooper. 
 Bartlett, W., carpenter and land agent. 
 Pavidaon, Wm., tailor. 
 
 Doran, James, general merchant. 
 Healy, Patrick, boot and shoemaker. 
 Jamieson, Thomas, J. P. 
 Smith, Rev. R. H., Methodist Church. 
 Smith, Charles, J. P. 
 
 FRANCIS FRASER, MANUFACTURER'S AGENT, MONTREAL. (See card, p. 410.) 
 
AagaaU Common 
 
 er. 
 
 resRmaVer. 
 
 maker, 
 
 er. 
 
 meg, proprietor, 
 ■ier and manufac- 
 
 'ngland. 
 
 ilder. 
 
 prietor. 
 
 House, 
 treasurer. 
 
 Irlstol, county of 
 on about 80." 
 
 lumber merchant, 
 eon. 
 
 I in the township 
 t)oro' the county 
 
 ;gon maker. 
 
 Eldon and county 
 
 intj of Shefford. 
 nond, 13 miles ; 
 
 NORTH GEORGETOWN—NORTH GOWER. 
 
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 NOBTH OEOBOETOWN, C. E.— A country post office, in the scignory of Beanhamois and 
 county of Cbatanguay. Dlatant from Beaubamois, the county seat, 9 miles ; and from Montreal, 80 
 miles. Popalation of neighborhood about 60. 
 
 Baker, W., J. P. 
 
 Nudon, Franjois H., blacksmith. 
 
 McQrath, Alesnnder, blacksmith. 
 VANNIER, BASILE, postmaster. 
 
 ITORTH OIjANFOBD, C. W.— A village, situate! in the township of Glonford aihd county of 
 Wentworth. Distant from Hamilton, the county b<fat 6^ miles ; and from Toronto, 38 miles. Daily 
 mail. Popalation about 200. 
 
 Armstrong, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Atkinson, John, tailor. 
 
 Bates, Elijah, farmer. 
 
 Bates, John, farmer. 
 
 Bennett, James, tailor. 
 
 Blacklock, John, carriage and waggon maker and 
 
 lumber merchant. 
 Choate, Thomas, township treasurer and clerk. 
 Davidson, John, boot and shoe maker. 
 Dickinson, Edward, plasterer. 
 FARMER'S HOTEL, Jaooo Teryberry, proprietor. 
 French, Augustine, township councillor. 
 Gillon, David, blacksmith. 
 Henderson, Robert, carriage and waggon maker and 
 
 lumber merchant. 
 Hess, Francis, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 JohnroB, Josiah B., school teacher. 
 
 Ki>:|$, Stephen, insurance agent. 
 
 Martin, Wm., township councillor. 
 
 McUougall, Jacob, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Neal, John, lumber merchant. 
 
 Parker, Thomas, mason. 
 
 Hbafer, Jacob, butcher. 
 
 Smith, Charles, blacksmith. 
 
 Smith, Gideon, J. P. 
 
 Smith, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Springer, Richard, J. P. 
 
 TERYBERRY, JACOB, postmaster, fanner, saw 
 
 mill and hotel proprietor. 
 Wiley, John, J. P. 
 Woodman, John, lumber merchant. 
 Wright, George, farmer. 
 
 NORTH GOWEB, C. W.— A thriving village in the township of North Qower and county of 
 C&rleton. There ia a stage to Osgood, a station on the Ottawa and Prescott Railway ; distance six 
 miles. Distant from Ottawa, the county seat, 24 miles ; and from Rideau, 4. miles. Population 800. 
 
 Anderson, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Baggs, David, J. P. and reeve. 
 
 Barr, Alen, cooper. 
 
 Barrows, David, township councillor. 
 
 Beaman, J as,, accountant, notary public and town- 
 ship clerk. 
 
 Beeman, Wm. & Son, car ''age and waggon makers. 
 
 Bruce, Thomas, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Callander, Andrew, blacksmith. 
 
 Carson, James, township councillor. 
 
 Cole, Samuel, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Cowan, Wm., J. P. and clerk 6th division court. 
 
 Craig & Cryderman, farmers. 
 
 Craig, James, farmer. 
 
 Craig, Richard, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Craig, Robert, J. P. 
 
 Craig, Thomas, tanner and currier. 
 
 Craig, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Dixon, Robert, oonntable. 
 
 Drjrman, Robert, waggon maker. 
 
 Elliot, Wm., proprietor Exchange Hotel, village and 
 township secretary and treasurer. 
 
 Ellis, Qeorge, school teacher. 
 
 Exchange Hotel, Wm. Elliott, proprietor. 
 
 Fenton, J. E., J. P. 
 
 Gilbert, H., blacksmith. 
 
 Graham, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Graham, Wm. J., blacksmith. 
 
 Griffith, Mrs. E., general store. 
 
 Griffith, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Grout, Rev. O. W. G., Church of England. 
 
 Hayden, Robert, tailor. 
 
 Hicks, Mrs. J., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Hicks, John, general store. 
 
 Holden, Lester, brickmaker. 
 
 Jackson, Wm., builder. 
 
 Johnson, James, bailiff and proprietor Union House. 
 JOHNSTON, GEORGE E , postmaster and general 
 
 merchant (see card, p. 434). 
 Jones, Nehemiah, cooper. 
 Leonard, P. C, saddle and harness maker. 
 Lochead, Rev. Wm., Presbyterian. 
 Marlborough Agricultural Society, Wm. Cowan, 
 
 president. 
 McCartney, George, general store. 
 McEwen, Albert, saddle and harness maker. 
 MoEwen, Daniel, blacksmith. 
 McEwen, James, mail stage proprietor. 
 McGaregan, James, tailor. 
 MoGuire, Rev. J., Methodist. 
 McKeregan, James, constable and butcher. 
 Millar, Robert, carpenter and builder. 
 Milliken, Wm., phyi^ician and surgeon. 
 Mills, Thomas, cabinet maker. 
 Montgomery, Mrs., milliner and bonnet maker. 
 Morpby, Joshua, boot and shoemaker. 
 Morton, Miss, milliner and dress maker. 
 North Gowan Branch Bible Society, Wm. Lochead, 
 
 president. 
 Pratt, Josiah, boot and shoemaker. 
 Pratt, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 Robinson, James, carpenter and builder. 
 Scott, Hiram, school teacher. 
 Sutherland, John, waggon maker. 
 Union House, James Johnson, proprietor. 
 Wallace, John, blacksmith. 
 West, Rev. J. N. D., Episcopal Methodist. 
 Wilson, Rev. Richard, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Wright, James, cabinet maker. 
 Wright, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Wright, Martin & Son, tanners. 
 
 » 1. 
 
 . 410.) 
 
 FBANCIS FRASER, MANUFACTURER'S AGENT, MONTREAL. (See card, p. 410.) 
 
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 004 
 
 NORTH LANCASTER— NORTH STANBRIDGE. 
 
 NORTH LANCASTSB, O. W.— A tbriviiig TilUga in tht townihip of LaaeaaUr and Mnntj of 
 Olenfcarjr. IMiitant from Cornwftll, tbe oonnty town, 24 nitca; and from a aUtion on tho Grand 
 Trunk Railwaj, 9 miles. Daily mail. Population about 200. 
 
 Batbofat, Wm., depntT r^ere. 
 
 Boo, Donald McDonaldf, J. P. 
 
 Cameron, Donald, townxbip councillor. 
 
 Daoult, Emilien, blHcksmith. 
 
 Duobarme, Louia, blacksmitb. 
 
 Frtedman & Venburg, general merchant!. 
 
 Grant, Peter, clerk of coanoil. 
 
 Herr, Joseph, clothier aud merchant tailor. 
 
 Kennedy, Wm. F., hotel keeper and school teaofaar. 
 
 La Rocque, John, cnrpenter and builder. 
 
 LECLAIR, CHARLES, J. P., postmaster, general 
 
 merchant, pot and pearl aah manafaoturer. 
 LECLAIR, C. T., captain of company, and aasistaat 
 
 postmaster. 
 Masson, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 MoBain, Mr., township reeve. 
 McDonald, Angus, carpenter and builder. 
 McDoDald, Angus R., saw mill proprietor. 
 McDonnld, Donald, clothier, merchant tailor and 
 
 engrarer. 
 McDonald, Hugh, saddle and hamesi maker. 
 
 McDonald, Kenneth, tanner. 
 
 McDonald, John, tanner, township eoanoillor. 
 
 McDonald, Ronald, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 MoDougal, Christy, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 MoLcod, Alex., farmer. 
 
 McLennan, Donald, farrier. 
 
 McMillan, Donald, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 McRae, Donald, J. P. 
 
 Morrison, John, cnrpenter and bnlldar. 
 
 Richardson, Robert, tailor. 
 
 Robillard, Mrs. A., weaver. 
 
 Robinson, George J., accountant. 
 
 Roy, Joseph, carriage, waggon and cabinet maker. 
 
 Stuart, Peter, olerk of DiTision Court 
 
 Thomson, Andrew, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Thomson, John, gunsmith. 
 
 Thomson, John & Donald, fkaning mill makera. 
 
 Verboncveur, Dttline, milliner and dresamakera. 
 
 Villeneuve, Louis, oooper. 
 
 Westlie, Charlea, township eoanoillor. 
 
 NOBTH MOUNTAIN, C. W.— A small post Tillage, situated on tbe rirer Petite Nation, in the 
 township of Mountain, county of Dundas. Distant from Cornwall, the county town, 60 miles, and 
 from Montreal 1 10 miles. Population about 60. 
 
 Allen, Wm., proprietor Union Ilotel. 
 Bailey, Thomas, township conncillor. 
 Bradley, Lawrence, boot and shoemaker. 
 CLELAND, JAMES, postmaster. 
 Cldand, James H., patent right agent. 
 Hyndman, Joseph, J. P. 
 Johnston, Simon, deputy recTO. 
 McCargan, Hugh, J. P. 
 McKenaie, Rer. R., Preabyterian. 
 
 Moloy, George, township councillor. 
 Nye, Rer. W. H., Presbyterian. 
 Rooch, Dr., physician and surgeon. 
 Sipes. A., J. P. 
 
 Spottswood, Robert, blacksmith. 
 Thompson, Wm., township reeTC. 
 Union Hotel, Wm. Allen, propiietor. 
 Van Allan, John, boot and ahoemaker. 
 
 NORTH PORT, C W. — A Tillage situated on the Bay of Quints, in the township of Sophiasburg, 
 county of Prince Edward. It contains one common school and three churches. Distant from Picton, 
 the county town, 13 miles ; from ShannonTille station. Grand Trunk Railway, 6 miles ; from Kingston, 
 40 miles ; from Toronto, 126 miles ; from Hamilton, 168 miles ; from Montreal, 208 miles ; and firom 
 Quebec, 388 miles. Daily mail in winter, and trl-weekly in summer. Population about 160. 
 
 Baker, Daniel, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Brooks, Samuel B., stoves and tinware. 
 
 Cronk, Henry C, tanner and currier. 
 
 Cronk, John M., boot and ahoemaker. 
 
 Cronk, Samuel D., school teacher. 
 
 Crysdale, Isaac J., tailor. 
 
 DaTenport, Wm. A., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Doney, Edward, blacksmith and hotel keeper. 
 
 Fones, Mrs. F. A., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Forbes, Mrs. H. G., stoves and tinware. 
 
 Hoagg, Charles, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Morden, Richard, general merchant and wharfingtf. 
 
 Robinson, John, jun., cabinet maker. 
 
 Ruttan, DaTid W., J. P. 
 
 Solmes, DaTid B., J. P. and insurance agent. 
 
 SOLMES, SAMUEL, jun., J. P., postmaster, and 
 
 clerk in third dlTision court. 
 Spencer, R. A., carpenter and joiner. 
 York, R. & Co., boot and shoemakers. 
 
 NORTH STANBRIDQE, O. E.— A small Tillage, situated in the township of the same name and 
 county of Missisquoi ; on tne main road leading from West Farnham to Bedford, crossing the road 
 leading from Sweetsbnrg to Pike River. Distant from West Farnham, 9 miles ; and from Bedford, 
 6 miles. Daily mail. Population about 75. 
 
 i 
 
 Cheooin, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Dandelin, Mrs. M., tailoress. 
 
 Dow, Rev. C. P. 
 
 Gardner, M., juc, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Hodge, S., grocer, wines and liquors. 
 
 Haloomb, Mr., oooper. 
 
 Baasell, A. K., grocer, wines, liquors, and saw mill. 
 
 Short, Charles, J. P. 
 
 Smith, Harvey, saw mill. 
 
 Stearns, Nathan, blacksmith. 
 
 STONE, EDWIN B., postmaster. 
 
 Stone, Miss J. J., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Stone, M. G., general merchant. 
 
 Trnax, John, saw mill. 
 
 FRANCIS FRASER, MANUFACTURER'S AGENT, MONTREAL. (See card, p. 410.) 
 
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 n on th« Grand 
 
 loanoillor. 
 
 stor. 
 
 iismaker. 
 
 tor. 
 
 Iwr. 
 
 liAbinat make*. 
 
 rt. 
 
 Jowdler. 
 
 ill makers, 
 essmakera. 
 
 I Nation, in the 
 60 miles, and 
 
 r. 
 
 t Sopbiaabnrg, 
 t from Picton, 
 From KingstOD, 
 lea ; and firom 
 It 150. 
 
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 tstmaster, and 
 
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 from Bedford, 
 
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 NORTH STU KELT— NORTH WILLIAMSBTTRO. 
 
 505 
 
 WKKJjY. C. B.— a laull poet Tillage, attaated in the north divieioa of the townahip of 
 Stukeljr, county of Snafford, and diittrict of MontreU. Distant from 8herl>rook, 22 aailea ; froa 
 
 NOBTH BTUEELY 
 
 Stukeljr, county of 8 
 
 Waterloo, 14 milea ; and from LawranoeTiUe, ij/ milea. Population about 160 
 
 BBSETTB, MICHAEL A., mayor. 
 
 Baaaette ft Fr^re, general merchants, pot and pearl 
 
 aah manufacturers. 
 Collin, F., artist. 
 
 Lambert, Olivier, boot and shoemaker. 
 Malb«euf, J. Bte., architect. 
 Paquette, F61iz, blacksmith. 
 
 PAQURTTE, S., secretary of the ooaneil and 
 
 master. 
 8aTif;ne, John, blacksmith. 
 .Simonean, Louis, tatiticr. 
 Southnr, ReT. L. 8., IJ. C. 
 Tetu, Charles, notary public. 
 
 ITOBTH WAKEFIELD, C. E.— A post Tillage, situated on the Gfitineau RiT«r, in the townahip 
 of Wakefield and county of Octiiwa. Distant from Aylmer, the county town, 26 miles ; and froM 
 Ottawa, ^6 milea. Population of township about 1000. 
 
 Armstrong, Rct. Andrew, 'Wesleyas Metbodiat. 
 
 Armstrong, James, boot and ahoemakwr . 
 
 Atkinson, N., tavern keeper. 
 
 Blasdell, Alfred, blacksmith. 
 
 Blasdell, Wm., blackHmiih. 
 
 Cochrane, John, boot and shoemaker 
 
 Earl, Erastus, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Fan-ell, Patrick, general metohant and hotel yf»> 
 prielr>r. 
 
 Fitzpaiiick, Michai-!, tavern keeper. 
 
 Kellcy, «'fhn, ',. ».'. 
 I Lanep ('»er. t.-ickimith. 
 
 i PRirjUAHM. '•.. J. P., postmaster and genars) 
 t aiorct,»nf. 
 
 NORTH WALSINGHAM, O. W.— A ».<8t viUn;.". ait^iated on Venisor, Creek, in the township of 
 
 Walsingham and county of Norfolk. Disiac' 'r.^i.'. Kiinc-.^;, '.ae county tv)wn, 18mil«« , from Hamilton, 
 60 miles; and from Toronto, 110 mU^. l' (:<iilutioo ^A .t^Kr.ihip 4, '>. 
 
 Armstrong, C, farmer. 
 
 Armstrong, C, J. P., path master. 
 
 Armstrong, Mrs. C, weaver. ^ ° 
 
 Cline, P., farmer. 
 
 Cline, Peter, sohool teaeher. 
 
 Cronkwright, P., former. 
 
 Downey, D., farmer. 
 
 Fisher, J. W., farmer. 
 
 Hnghes, J., farmer. 
 
 Jonson, W. B., roanafaetnrw ef sawn ahinglei 
 
 Kennedy, J., farmer. 
 
 Kerby, Robert, carpenter and boilder. 
 
 Lade, J., farmer. 
 
 Mansell, N., town oonneillor. 
 
 Mekins, P., farmer. 
 
 Mekins, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Meriam, A., manufacturer of sawn shingU/s. 
 
 .>lurntiy, M. X., i.' ,i vi.l eUoe«.ak«i', 
 F itttr, t., e*w rail owner 
 ii'.utmi-'iti.. H., h.iuiev. 
 
 SI^rro.sh), .;<)H^' «... po*. «■ 
 
 ^»ff'.i shin;rl-jt( iim; lur.tc/ 
 F •'.d«« S , fart AT, 
 Slow. /., itrmet. 
 fi>:>i'.h, J., pla;jter*)i'. 
 Hmitia Jj'.tep*:', "j\!«!'(ja aaJ plaattrcr, 
 8|';;:ii.'Rr, D , frrniep. 
 i'tylor, 8 , farmer. 
 Tow'-Hjnd, f , fiiri'ier. 
 %'jr«.s. Wnj., L>ot at'.t Bha«r»akrr. 
 Wii.'ler, .T., fro-moi. 
 y^lwfi.e^ . A , jiiisiai, 
 WhJtiigj JXav. .V?. , Wo^'.aysa ^J«<hodi»i. 
 
 ^yi% fj^fiiMift- twfer of 
 Mi-'ohijat. 
 
 ITOBTH WILLIAMSBURG, C. W.— A po!>t niU^ge. tituated i < tjj <jv/nshipof Will-amsborg 
 and county of Dundas. It contains cne o<>.3iaioa schcol. Pistant f>'oi<. Dorawall, the county town, 
 85 miles; from Montreal, d8 miica ; f^-:?!i li/rontu, 2^7 mUes; fropi Uaciilton, 815 milee; from 
 Ottawa, 45 miles ; and from Morrisl u~:l', t'>ic jirinci[>ai to?i"i \n the county, and a station on the Qraiul 
 Trunk Railway, 6} miles. Popolati^i .t'oa; ^^Z > 
 
 Baker, Q., superintendent of highways. 
 
 Bedster, Joseph, inspector of lioeoBto 
 
 Bell, Thomas, general merchart. 
 
 Bacham, Andrew, Mason. 
 
 Bncham, James, mason ant* nli >te^'er, 
 
 Caaaelman, Adam, srpeHnteadent of highways. 
 
 Casselman, Wm. ?ra, iv>.Tn.»bip aaiesaor. 
 
 Crysler, S ./., toY.ftship collector. 
 
 DaTidaon, Hot. liohn, Presbyterian. 
 
 Dillabough, Simon, township oonneillor. 
 
 Eastwood, Henry, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Empey, Abner W., boot and shoe maker. 
 
 Fora, Chriatopher, anperintendent of highways and 
 
 farmer. 
 Ford, Wm. Henry, proprietor Williamabarg Hotel. 
 Frymire, Nicholas, township collector. 
 
 Ujf.Utt, T/m., township treasurer. 
 
 GORDON, WILLIAM, J. P., sub. township traMu- 
 
 rer, postmaster and general merchant. 
 Grew, Peter, blacksmith. 
 Ilanes, .Tohn, boot and shoemakci. 
 Heagle, John, auperiotendeot of hlghwftJV. 
 Hiokey, John, township councillor. 
 Johnston, John, township assessor. 
 Loweref, Robert, township councillor. 
 Lyle,,Wm., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Lyle, James & Wm., & Co., blaoksmitha. 
 McEwen, James & Hugh, blacksmiths, 
 McLaughlin, John J., township secretary, 
 f IcPherson, Mosea, school teacher. 
 Sargent, John, deputy township reeTt- 
 Sherman, A. B., township re«Ta. 
 
 FRANCIS FBASBR, MANUFACTURER'S AQENT, MONTBEAL. (See card, } 'ItO > 
 
606 
 
 NORTH WILLIAMSBURG— NORWICH. 
 
 Smith, George, tanner and ourrier. 
 
 Stewart, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Sutherland, George, cooper. 
 
 Utman & Henrj, boot and shoemakers. 
 
 Weegan, Henry, J. P. 
 
 Whittaker, John B., boot and shoemakers. 
 
 Wbittaker, Wm., township oounoillor. 
 Williamsburg Hotel, Henry W. Ford, proprietor. 
 Wilson, Edward, blacksmith. 
 Winegard, Isaao, earpentcr, builder, planing mill 
 proprietor, and agricultural implement maker. 
 
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 ITORVAL, C. W.— A flourishing village, beautifully situated on the river Credit, in the township of 
 Esquesing and county of Halton. It has large and well stocked nurseries, and an eztensiTO flax mill 
 is iu constant operation. It is a station on the Grand Trunk Railway, and is distant from Milton, 
 the county town, 12 miles ; from Toronto, 32 miles ; and from Hamilton, 40 miles. Daily mail. Po- 
 pulation about 300. 
 
 Alexander, Rot. J. 
 
 Argue, Abraham, saddle and havness maker. 
 
 Brady, P., express agent. 
 
 Britisli Hotel, Uobort C'olgan, proprietor. 
 
 Bums, Thomas, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Baohanan, Diiviil. accountant. 
 
 Brown, Jane, weater. 
 
 Burns, Robert, agricultural implement maker. 
 
 Campbell, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANF, Wm. 
 Clay, agent. 
 
 Clarke, Joseph, blacksmith and agricultural imple- 
 ment maker. 
 
 day, Wm., J. P., barrister, attorney, bank, ininr- 
 anoe and crown land agent. 
 
 Colgan, Robert, proprietor British Hotel. 
 
 Currie, JamoB, farmer. 
 
 Gnrrie, Johu, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Dromgale, Martin, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Fitigerald, Joseph, cabinet maker, upholsterer and 
 andertaker. 
 
 Forster, Tliomas, J. P. 
 
 Frater, Mungo, school teacher. 
 
 Oollop, Eli, saddler and grocer. 
 
 Harper, Robert, blacksmith. 
 
 Hewson, Thomas, harness maker. 
 
 Jackson, Wm., shoemaker. 
 
 Johnston, J. S., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Johnston. J, & Co., nurserymen. 
 
 KYLE, JOSEPH, postmaster and general merchant 
 f see "card, p. 496). 
 
 Laidlaw, Alex., druggist, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Laird, Peter, farmer. 
 
 Little, Arthur, tanner, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Little, Miss M. J., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Little, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Maxtcad, Thomas, mason and plasterer. 
 
 McConnell, George, potter. 
 
 McDole, James, house and sign painter. 
 
 McUwayne, John, weaver. 
 
 McGregor, John, Nerval House, Guelph. 
 
 MoKinuon, John, J. P. 
 
 Menzies, George, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Menxies, James, J. P. 
 
 Menzies, James, farmer. 
 
 Miller, James, farmer. 
 
 Miller, James N., J. P. 
 
 Miller, Miss Matilda, school teacher. 
 
 Mitchell, Arthur, cooper. 
 
 Mitchell, Charles, grist and saw mill owner, and 
 
 bank agent. 
 Mitchell, Charles, jun., pbyoioian and surgeon. 
 Nioholls, B., general dealer. 
 Norval Hotel, Thomas Robinson, proprietor. 
 Norvai House, John McGregor, proprietor. 
 O'Donnell, Edward, tailor. 
 O'Meara, Rev. J. 
 Orr, John, farmer. 
 Robinson, Thomas, proprietor Norval Hotel, 
 
 livery stable keeper, Guelph. 
 Switzer, James R., saddle and harness maker. 
 Yokes, James T., tailor. • 
 
 Watson, R., blacksmith, wsggon maker, &o., Guelph. 
 Watson, W. & R., carriage factory. 
 Westran, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 and 
 
 NORWICH, C. W. — A post village in the township of North Norwich, county of Oxford, South 
 Ridiug, and settled in 1816. Trade, local. Distant from Woodstock, the county town, 16 miles; 
 fh>m London, 40 miles ; and firom Hamilton, 60 miles. Population 760. 
 
 Adams, H. J., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Anderson, Edward, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Addison, Wm., cabinet maker. 
 
 Avty, Charles, briokmaker. 
 
 Barr, James, J. P., notary public, and olork division 
 
 court. 
 Barr & Co , founders, machinists, and manufacturers 
 
 of agricultural implements. 
 Beard, George L., physician and surgeon. 
 Bleakely, O., baker and confectioner. 
 Bradley, Miss Agnes, dressmaker. 
 Brown, Robert N., cooper and staremaker. 
 Bungary, L. fc., copper smith. 
 Caffon, Henry, dealer in china, glass, &o. 
 Cameron, Duncan, builder. 
 Carroll, James, physician and surgeon. 
 Carroll, Wm , J. P. 
 Carter, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 Carter, Samuel, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Carolan, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 
 Catton, Henry, grocer. 
 
 Clifford, Charles, cabinet maker ^ 
 
 Coker, Wm., hotel keeper. 
 
 Cook, E., surgeon. 
 
 Crane, R. S., carpenter. 
 
 Donald, Rev. W. 
 
 Douglas, John, tanner, dealer in hides and leather. 
 
 Elgin House, A. Moore, proprietor. 
 
 Foster, Morgan & Co., general store. 
 
 Gentle, Walter, brickmaker. 
 
 George, Wm., tailor. 
 
 Green & McCnusland, general store. 
 
 Hakeu & Wood, boot and shoemakeN. 
 
 Halt, Charles, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Hand, Wm., boot and shoemaker and tanner. 
 
 Huntington, G., iron founder and machinist 
 
 Jennings, 8., ooilesting agent. 
 
 Kinney, Daniel, chair manufacturer. 
 
 FRANCIS FRASER, MANUFACIURBR'S AQGNT, MONIRBAL. (Sm card, p. 410.) 
 
lor. 
 
 rd, proprietor. 
 
 Jer, planing mill 
 lement maker. 
 
 the township of 
 xtensive flax mill 
 int from Milton, 
 Dailjr mail. Po- 
 
 oemalcer. 
 SBsmaker. 
 
 terer. 
 
 nter. 
 
 lelph. 
 
 ilder. 
 
 mill owner, and 
 
 Dd surgeon. 
 
 oprietor. 
 prietor. 
 
 rfal Hotel, and 
 
 B8g maker. 
 
 ker, &o., Qaelph. 
 
 )t Oxford, South 
 town, 16 miles ; 
 
 les and leather. 
 
 9. 
 
 re. 
 
 r. 
 
 id tanner. 
 
 laohiniat 
 
 <. 410.) 
 
 NORWICH— NOTPIELD. 
 
 607 
 
 Lewis, Wm , photographic artist. 
 MoAulay & Campbell, blacksmiths. 
 MoClellaa, Wm., fceiieral merchant. 
 MoKee, John, J. P. 
 Miller & Co., general merchants. 
 Montross, .1., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Murray, C, photogrnphio artist. 
 O'Noil, J , hotel keeper. 
 Palmer, II , dentist. 
 
 Parsons, Henry, clothier and merchant tailor. 
 Peake, Rov. E. 
 Pitcher, T., grocer. 
 
 Pulden, Wm., edge tool manufacturer and black- 
 smith. 
 Potneff, A., millwright. 
 Uoddy, Duvid, 'ailor. 
 Haokrider, (^harloM, general store. 
 Saokrider, Mrs. L., bonnet maker. 
 
 Soriren, P., engrarer. 
 
 Snider, Rer. 8. 
 
 StevenRoii, If., sash, blind and door manufacturer. 
 
 SUTTON, a. C, acting postmaster (see card, p. 
 
 496). *^ 
 
 Swartout, L., carprntcr. 
 Swift & llrotliers, Hour and grist mills. 
 Switter, Amos, chair manufaclurnr. 
 Tidoy, John A , druggiat and buokseller. 
 Van Valkenhurg, 11., J. V. 
 Van Vnlkenburg, T., oarpoutcr. 
 Vestal, John A., dentist. 
 Wallaoo, Thomas, J. P., insurance agent and notarj 
 
 public. 
 Walker, Ocorgo, cabinet maker. 
 Willsnn, H., carriage and wagguu maker. 
 Yates, John T., tailor. 
 
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 NOBWOOD, C. W. — A post village, sittated on the Iliver Ouho, in the township of Asphodel »nd 
 county of I'eterboro', well adapted fur m .nufucturing piii-(iosu.-4, though the water puwer in limited. 
 Asa business locality it is good. The surrounding country Ih good fur agricultural purposes. It con- 
 tains ono Wesloyan Methodist Church, one Episcopal Methodist, ouo I'resbytvrian, one Ohuroh of 
 England, aud one Roman Catholic Church ; also one Union Uranunar and Oommnn School. It is 
 distant from Pcterboro', the county town, '20 miles ; from Colborau, l!ti miles ; aud from the Marmora 
 Iron Works, Hi miles. Population about 000. 
 
 I 1 I 
 
 Atkinson, Qeorge, painter. 
 
 Bowie, Bcv. James, Presbyterian. 
 
 Uriden, Rev. Wm., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Brown, John P., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Buck, Thomas, general merohaut, proprietor of saw 
 
 and grist mill and farmer. 
 Calder, John, tanner and currier. 
 Crouthers, Joseph, cooper. 
 Cummings, James, carpenter and builder. 
 Davelln, A , general murohant. 
 Dinsdale, L. P., farmer. 
 Drisool, John O., plasterer. 
 Dunning, James, cooper. 
 Eaton, Wm , tailor. 
 Elliott, Hamilton, farmer 
 Farr^r, Rev. Mr., Church of England. 
 Foelby, James, hotel proprietor. 
 Finley, John, waggon maker. 
 FOLEY, .(AMES,, J. P., postmaster, clerk district 
 
 court, general merchant and insurance agent. 
 Fraser, Archibald, tin and coppersmith. 
 Grover, P. M., ,J. P., reeve, insuraace agent and 
 
 farmer. 
 Hall, bm. P., cooper. 
 
 Harper, Jolin & Sons, carpenters and builders. 
 Hartley. Mrs., hotel proprietor. 
 Hathcrington, Robert, blacksmith. 
 Hill, Robert, brewer. 
 Hopkins Ik, Donnelly, harness makeri. 
 Horrigan, Maurice, hotel proprietor. 
 Ilowson, Thomas, waggon maker. 
 Johnson, John A., constable and hotel proprietor. 
 Kennedy, Edward, harness maker. 
 MoUrath, Terry, blacksmith. 
 
 McLachlin, Robert, cooper. 
 
 Metculf, .Tames, blacksmith. 
 
 Metoalf, Robert, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Mnlfat, Itristo, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Moore, <>. VV., ciihinet maker and undertaker. 
 
 Niooll. Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Poarce, J. I*., bailiff. 
 
 I'pters, Charles, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 I'liole, Dr. T. W., physician and townsMp olerk. 
 
 : I eston, Samuel, dyer, scourer aud weaver. 
 
 Ivi^ynolds, Hiram, farmer. 
 
 Reynolds, P., grocer 
 
 Knxborough & Co., general merchants, 
 
 Ruddon, James, baker and confectioner, 
 
 Sargent, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Scott, Matthew, tanner and currier. 
 
 Scott, Stanley, physician and druggist. 
 
 Scott, Walter, J. P. 
 
 Sedgwick, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Shephard, Charles, general merchant, 
 
 Shewman, M. W., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Smith, Christopher, tailor. 
 
 Uddy, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Verner, A.C., principal, union grammar and com- 
 
 roon school. 
 Vomer, Misses, assistant teachers union grammar 
 
 anil common school. 
 Wallar, Abram, waggon maker. 
 Waters & Co., boot aud shoemakers. 
 Wigroore, Robert, real estate agent. 
 WILSON, CORNELIUS, grocer, baker and oonfe«- 
 
 tioner (see card, p. 406). 
 Wright, Rev. Mr, M. E, 
 
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 ITOTFIELD, O. W.—"- post village, situated at the head of River de Lille, In the township of Kenyon 
 and county of Olengary. Distant ftrom Alexandria, the county town, 14 miles. Population about 160> 
 
 Campbell, J., physician. 
 Gumming, Archibald, boot and shoemaker, 
 Ouria, Paul, tanner and ourrier. 
 Dickenson, James, briok maker 
 FeigUBun, Rev. Wm., Churoli of Sootland. 
 
 Forbes, !>., Jun., boot aud shoemaker. 
 
 Fraser, James, cabinet maker nnd oonptr. 
 
 Fredman & Kellet, general merehants, 
 
 Oorden, Rev. D., Free Church. 
 
 KENNEDY, PETER, postmaster and blaokamith. 
 
 FRANCIS FRA8£R, MANUFACTUREB'8 AQENT, MONTREAL. (See card, p, 410.) 
 
608 
 
 NOTPIELD— OAK RIDGES. 
 
 LktVamboise, John, p1a8ter<>r. 
 
 Lantiman Lewis, carpenter. 
 
 McCtonel, Neil, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 IfeDougall, Miss Catherine, school teacher. 
 
 McDonell, Mi>jor Allen, J P. 
 
 MoEwen, Duncan, blacksmith. 
 
 Mcintosh, D., tailor. 
 
 Molntyre, Archibald, vearer. 
 
 Mclntyre, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 MoNanghton, John Q., cabinet maker. 
 
 McNaughton, J. K., flour »nd fe«d dealer and saw 
 
 mill owner. 
 Morrison, W. D., architect 
 Rainboth, Rer. E., Baptist 
 Rawbnsh, John, carpenter. 
 Sinclair, D., saw mill. 
 Sinclair, Dnnald, brickmaker. 
 Stewart, Wm., saddle and harness maker. 
 Young, J. C. & B. W., general merchants. 
 
 NOTTAWA, C. W. — A post village in the township of Nottawasaga, county of Simcoe, 'lorth Riding, 
 situated on the Pretty River, 1} miles from the Northern Railway. Distant from Barrie, the county 
 town, 36 miles ; Colliugwood, 2^ miles ; and from Toronto, 96 miles. Population about 300. 
 
 Adamson, Henry, general merchant. 
 
 Anderson, Robert, shoemaker. 
 
 Bain, P. B. G., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Baker, Rev. Isaac, Wesleyan Methodist 
 
 Bruce, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Bnist, A., J. P. 
 
 Bnist, D., constable, 
 
 Bnist D. & W., carriage and waggon makers. 
 
 BUIST & MELVILLE, flour and saw mill owntn 
 
 ^aee card, p. 496). 
 Buist, Melville & Co., general merchants. 
 Glow & Johnston, tanners. 
 Commercial Hotel, Robert Wiggins, proprietor. 
 Crone, Wm., brickmaker. 
 Currie, John, proprietor Farmers' Hotel. 
 Demott, W. H., edge tool maker. 
 Ede, Joseph, school teacher. 
 Farmers' Hotel, John Currie, proprietor. 
 
 Gordon, Robert, general merchant. 
 
 llulse, Joseph, cooper. 
 
 Jordin, Andrew, clerk 4th division court. 
 
 Kerr, Ed., proprietor Notiawa Hotel. 
 
 Kerr, W. H., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Lang, Miss, milliner. 
 
 Magill, James, tinware and stoves. 
 
 McAuiey, Rev. A. J., Presbyterian. 
 
 McDougald, Mrs. E., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 McLeod, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 MELVILLE, ANDREW, J. P., postmaster. 
 
 McUville, Geo. P. & Co., 'carriage & waggon makers. 
 
 Nottawa Hotel, Ed. Kerr, proprietor. 
 
 Sloan, Robert, cabinet maker. 
 
 Smith, James, shoemaker and constable. 
 
 Smith, John, tailor. 
 
 Wiggins, John, proprietor Commeroial Hotel. 
 
 NUTTS COBITERS. C. IS. — A small post village, situated about the centre of the parish of St. 
 George of Clarenoeville, in the county Bedford, and about three miles north of the province line. 
 Distant from Bedford, the county seat, 16 miles; from Clarenceville, 2} miles; fi-om St. Johns, 20 
 miles ; and from Montreal, 40 milef. Populationof the parish, 1,761. (See Iso Clarenceville, C. E.) 
 
 Hawsey, J. M. B., mason. 
 Miller, John & Adam, masons. 
 Neville, Timothy, mason. 
 
 NUTT DAVID, postmaster and collecting agent (set 
 
 card, p. 494). 
 Taylor, Andrew, bricklayer and plasterer. 
 
 m »:, 
 
 OAKLAND, C. W.— A village, situated in the township of Oakland and county of Brant West Riding. 
 Distant from Brantford, the aounty town, 9 miUs ; from Simcoe, 14 miles ; and from Scotland, 2 miles. 
 Dally mail. Population 200. 
 
 Abbott, W. J., general morohant. 
 
 Beebe, Jordan, innkeeper. 
 
 Chapin, Charles, J. P. 
 
 Cowles, Richard, tailor. 
 
 Culph, Rev. David, Episcopal Methodist 
 
 Durmett, Rev. Samuel, Episoopal Metbodlat 
 
 Hall, Henry, hotel keeper. 
 
 Malcolm, S. D,, blacksmith, foundry aad maobiuiit 
 
 Peaker, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Read, Isaac, hotel keeper. 
 
 Secord, D. ad. flour %nd saw mill owner. 
 
 Smith, Jos, li., carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Smith, W. F., carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Snow, Nicholas, carriage and wagg^on maker. 
 
 Swayne, Ralph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Thompson, Wm., J. P. 
 
 TOYNE, JOHN, postmaster, township clerk and 
 
 treasurer, general merchant. 
 Vivian, John, flour and saw mill owner. 
 Vivian, Stephen, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 OAK BIDGES, O. W.— A post village, situated In the township of Whitchurch, in thecounty of York, 
 North Kidiug. Contains one common school and two saw mills, doing a fine business. Distance from 
 Toronto, 21 milas. Population abput 100. 
 
 BALDWIN, W. W., J P. 
 
 Bond's Lake Hotel, Thomaa Johns, proprietor. 
 
 Fleury, Alesander, agrionltural implement aaan- 
 
 faoturer an<l dealer. 
 JoliM, Thomaa, proprlatar, Bond's Lake UotaL 
 
 Love, Robert, brickmaker. 
 
 MacLeod, Martia, J. P. 
 
 MoKechanie, A., J. P., oommiarionar in B. R., ttmm 
 
 saw mill and lumber merchant. 
 McKenile, Murdoch, boot aad ahoomaker. 
 
 IRANOIS FRASER, MANUFACTURER'S AGENT, MONTREAL. (Sao eard, p. 410.) 
 
•d dealer and uw 
 
 OAK RIDGES— OAKVILLE. 
 
 509 
 
 m&ker. 
 ■chanU. 
 
 oe, 'lorth Riding, 
 arrie, the county 
 K>ut 300. 
 
 court. 
 
 el. 
 
 laker. 
 
 dressmaker. 
 
 tmnster. 
 
 t waggon makers. 
 
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 table. 
 
 Dial Hotel. 
 
 Iho parish of St. 
 \e province line, 
 n St. Johns, 20 
 rencetille, C. E.) 
 
 rating agent (set 
 aterer. 
 
 int, West Riding. 
 ootlauU, 2 mile*. 
 
 rner. 
 
 n maker. 
 
 lakip olerk and 
 Iter. 
 
 county of York, 
 Distance from 
 
 in B. R., itMm 
 aker. 
 
 410.) 
 
 MoKenxie, Philip, oarpenter and builder. 
 
 Morton, T. & J., steam saw mill. 
 
 Norman, Wm., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 O'Connor, Wm., boot and shoemaket . 
 
 OAK RIDOES HOTBL, F. Sattle, proprietor. 
 
 Phillips, Henry J., pianoforte mauufaoturer. 
 
 Routledge, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Rotttledge, Peter, blaokamith. 
 ST. GEORGE, HENRY Q., J. P. 
 BUTTLE, F., postmaster and proprietor, OakRidsei 
 HoUl. r r , • 
 
 OAKVTIiIiE, O. W.— A village in the township of Trafalgar, County of Halton, situated on Lake 
 
 Ontario, at the mouth of Sixteen Mile Creek, which forms an excellent land locked harbor, acoeaaible 
 at all time*. Ship building to a oons'iirable extent is carried on here, and it is the principal market 
 of the county of Ualtoa tor wheat ani ili^ar, the greater part of which is shipped to the United States, 
 The Great Weatem Railway has a 8U..io» at the onukirta of the village, and steamers plying betwoan 
 Hamilton, Toronto and diontroal and « >^Ar points on the Lake call. Distant from Toronto, 26 mile*; 
 
 Hamilton, 20mileB; and from Milton, the eounty town, 16 miles. 
 Population about 1500. 
 
 Mails daily and m-^riey order office. 
 
 Alma, John P., barrister, Colborne. 
 
 American Express Company, John Williams, agent, 
 
 Canadian Hotel. 
 Anderson, Joseph B., fanner. 
 Appleby, R. G., merchant tailor, Colborne. 
 Appleby, K. S., attomey-at-law. 
 Arnott, David, dealer in dry goods and agent Canada 
 
 Life Assurance Company. 
 Arnott, James, general merchant, Colborne. 
 Baker, Geo. J., livery stable proprietor. Navy. 
 BALMER, R., J. P., postmaxter, town clerk, fire and 
 
 life insurance agent, Colborne (see card, p. 510). 
 Barclay, John, J. P., general merchant, Colborne. 
 Barnes, Jacob, gunsmith and edge-tool maker, and 
 
 proprietor Halton House. 
 Boon, Isaac, mason and plasterer. 
 Boon, J()!ieph, mason and plasterer, aad proprietor 
 
 Royal Exchange Hotel. 
 Both, James, jun., grocer, Colborne. 
 Bradly, Lewis, boarding kouiie keeper, Colborne. 
 Bradshaw, Rev. T., Episcopal Methodist. 
 Brett, James, Jun., grocer. 
 Brown, Alfred J., oooper. 
 
 Canadian Hotel, John Williams, proprietor, Navy. 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, David 
 
 Arnott, agent 
 Canada Obitrvtr, Wm. Oliver, editor and proprietor, 
 
 Colborne. 
 Chisholm, D'ftnoan, planing mill proprietor. 
 Chisbolro, George K., J. P., miller and farmer. 
 Chisholm, John A., farmer. 
 
 Cbisholm, J. B., soap and candle factory, near whirf 
 Chiitholm, Robert K., J. P., collector of customs, 
 
 wharfinger, and issuer of mar.iage licenses. Navy. 
 Chisbolm Brothers, flour and grist mill proprietors. 
 Chisholm, D., & Co., dealers in stoves and tinware, 
 
 Colborne. 
 Condon, Thomas, butcher. 
 Connor, James, carpenter and builder. 
 Cowton, John, house and sign painter. 
 Cronkright, Wm., chief constable. 
 Decoo, Miss, school teacher. 
 Doty, John, sewing machine agent. 
 DOTY, J. & Co., foundry and machine shop, Bridge, 
 
 near Colborne (see card, p. 610). 
 Dowdle, Thomas, soap and candle manufacturer. 
 E8M0NDE, JAS., & CO., rock and coal oil manu- 
 
 faoturem (s^e card In Toronto). 
 Ewan, George, planing milt proprietor. 
 Fauah, Robert, baker and confectioner. 
 Fitigerald, James, Ullor. 
 Fletcher, Rev. J., Church of England. 
 Flock, C. W., physician and eoroner, Colborne. 
 Frampton, John, house and sign painter. 
 Frontier Honae, D. Knox, proprietor. 
 
 Gellie, John M., carpenter aad builder. 
 
 Gerrie, George, grocer. 
 
 Gray, Rev. J., Wesley an Methodist. 
 
 GuUidge, H., saddle and harness maker, Colborne. 
 
 Hagnman, J., carriage and waggon manufacturer, 
 
 Navy. 
 Hagaman, W. E., general merchant. Navy, comer 
 
 Colborne. 
 Halton House, Jacob Barnes, proprietor. 
 Ileatley, John, mason and plasterer. 
 Hemphill, E., carriage and waggon maker, Colborne. 
 Hertel, Henry, tailor. 
 Hillmer, Ebeneser, butcher. 
 Hillmer, Edward, butcher. 
 Hogben, Henry, brewer. 
 Howes, Joseph, photographic artist. 
 Howes & Pollard, boot and shoemakers and general 
 
 merchants. 
 Hubner, J., boot and shoemaker, Colborne. 
 Husband, George, mason and plasterer. 
 Jones, Mrs., teacher of select school. 
 Jull, Samuel, sen., oarpenter and builder. 
 Jull, Samuel, juu., oarpenter and builder. 
 Kelly, James, blacksmith. 
 Knox, D., proprietor Frontier House. 
 Laidlaw, W. L., station master and fVeight ag**^ 
 
 Depot. 
 Lee, Wm. H., carpenter and builder. 
 liCe, Wm. M, planing mill, sash, door and blind 
 
 manufacturer, Dundas. 
 Lusk, C, school teacher. 
 Mason, John, butcher. Navy. 
 
 Mathews, Aaron, watchmaker and jeweller, Colboma. 
 McDonald, James, carpenter and builder. 
 McDougall, P. A., J. P., general merchant, and no- 
 
 tary public, Colborne. 
 McQill, William, grocer and liquor dealer, Colborne. 
 Melbourne, J. M. k Co., tanners and manufacturera 
 
 of patent, solo and upper leather, near the Wharf. 
 Mills, Miss, school teacher. 
 Moore, Cyrus, J. P. 
 Moore, John & Co., tin and copper workers, dealers 
 
 in ploughs, oils and lamps, Colborne. 
 Noble, Philo, tailor. 
 
 Nordhelm, Conrad, soap and candle maker. 
 Ogden, E. J., physician and surgeon. 
 OLIVER, WILLIAM, H.A., school teacher, editor 
 
 and proprietor Canada Obttrver and 7V«a«wry for 
 
 tht Ytntng, Colborne. 
 Orr, William, grocer. 
 
 Otto, George, cabinet maker, upholsterer and under- 
 taker, Colborne. 
 Patterson, David, carpenter and builder. 
 Patterson, David, jun., stone cutter, Colborne. 
 Qainlan, Wm., butcher. 
 
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 FB1NCI8 FRASEB, MANUFACTURER'S AGENT, MONTREAL. (Bee card, p, 410 ) 
 

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 $ 
 
 
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 510 
 
 OA.KVILLE. 
 
 JOHIX I>OTTr & CO. 
 
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 Manufacturers of Steam Engines, Mill Gearing, 
 
 And MACHINEBY of all kinds. 
 
 Alto Patant WindlaaiM, Oapstani, WinohM of varioiu lizM, and all 
 othor Caiting and Wronght-Iron Work required for Ve«^ 
 
 All penona about Building, EnUrKing or ImproTlog tbeir Qriat Milla, Saw Mtlla, TanneriM, Brewerltna, Diatillarita, Planing UlUi 
 
 or other Factoriva, would do well to avail tbemaalTea of our long eiperienoe, aa tbay will thereby aeeure the Lateat 
 
 luiproTementi ind aave great delay and expenae uaually caused by exporimenta made by 'nexperieiioed mm. 
 
 R. BALMER, 
 
 GLKRK a? B£¥£Sie]^ GC^iET. 
 
 COMMISSIONER IN B. R., &o. 
 NOT ART PI7BI.IC, 
 
 Agent for (he Colonial lAtt Aaaurance Company, and Lirerpool 
 
 and London Fire and Lib Inaurance Company. 
 OOLBOB*;i: STREET, OAKVILLE, 0. W. 
 
 W. C. CHKWETT & Co., 
 
 "goobtlltrs, Stationers, printers, 
 
 Lithographers, Bookbinders, &o. 
 
 17 & 19 KINO STREET EAST. 
 TORONTO, C. Mr, 
 
 BRIQO'S BLACK OIL is acknowledged, by all who have used it, to be superior to Oargling Oil, or any 
 other Medicine now before the public, for Braises, Scalds, Cuts, Oalls and Fresh Wounds of all kinds, 
 Sprains, Frost Bites, Wind Galls, Lameness, Foundere<l Feet, Weakness uf Joints, Contraction of the 
 Muscles, External Poisons, Scratches or Grease Bites of Animals, l^^rumps, and many other diseases inoi- 
 dent to Horses, Cattle, and Human Flesh. Sold by all Druggists and Country Dealers generally. 
 19- G. C. BRIGGS, GENERAL AGENT, HAMILTON, C. W, 
 
 F 
 
 OR Destroying Worms in Children, SITTZBR'S VERMIFUGE CANDY is by far the moat pleasant, 
 safe, and effectual remedy now in use. Try it ! Sold by all Dealers in Medicines. 
 
 DR. HOPE'S MAGNETIC OINTMENT is well worth a trial in any case of Piles, Burns, Scalds, Old 
 SorcH, Inflamed or Sore Eyes, Eruptions of the Skin, and in every case where an Ointment is useful. 
 It will recommend itself after one trial. 
 
 tST" '^^^ above Medicines are sold at wholesale by all Druggists in the principal Towns in Canada and 
 United 3t ites. tST 0. C. BRIGGS, GENERAL AGENT, HAMILTON, C W. -^a 
 
 3S. JkX. Zl. 
 
 TRY BRIGG'S MAGIO RELIEF, and if you are not satisfied after using the contents of one bottle, the 
 purchaser may return the bottle to the Agent, who will in all cases refund the money. It will cure 
 Inflammation, Tic Dolereaus, Neuralgia, Cholio, Sore Throat, Chilblains, Cramp in the Stomach, Painter's 
 Cholio, Pleurisy, Cramp, Cholera Morbus, Pains in the Breast or Side, Lumbago, Cholera, Dy^eatery, and 
 in short it is the Family Medicine.^ 
 
 Sold by all Dealers in Medicines Price 26c. 
 B^G. C. BRIGGS, GENERAL AGENT, HAMILTON, C. W, 
 
 DR. WISTAR-a PULMONIC SYRUP OP WILD CHERRY AND HOREHOUND, is highly recom- 
 mended for Coughs, Colds, Influenxa, Hooping Cough, Croup, and all diseases of the Lungs leading 
 to consumption. $Sf Sold by all Dealers in Medicines. Price 2d cts. 
 
 10- G. C, BRIGGS, GENERAL AGENT, HAMILTON, C. W. 
 
 UTOXIOE 
 
 IF asked what was the best Medloin^for Cleansing the Blood and for Bilious Complaints, Sick Headache, 
 Costiveness, Liver Complaint, Jaundice, General Debility, &o., we should say, BRIGGS' INUIAM 
 VEOETABLfi LIFE PILLS. 
 
 i^ Sold by all Dealers in Medictnee. 
 a. 0. BRIGGS, GENERAL AGENT, HAMILTON, C. W. 
 
 W, 0. CHEWETT 4 Co., BOFKSELLEKS AND PRINTERS, KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 
>. 
 
 TV. 
 
 ill Gearing, 
 
 kinds. 
 
 ariou liiM, and all 
 ired for YemtlM, 
 taittrin. Planing HUli 
 MMure the l«(Mt 
 eiiced invQ. 
 
 & Co., 
 
 's, |rittters, 
 
 inders, &o. 
 
 r EAST. 
 V, 
 
 rgling Oil, or any 
 lunds of all kinds, 
 ontraction of the 
 :her diseases inoi- 
 [encrally. 
 
 [0 most pleasant, 
 
 irns, Scalds, Old 
 Dtment is useful. 
 
 IS iu Canada and 
 
 of one bottle, the 
 
 )y. It will cure 
 
 imaoh, Painter's 
 
 Uytjeatery, and 
 
 I highly reoom- 
 e Lungs leading 
 
 Sick Headache, 
 IQQS' INDIAN 
 
 ORONTO. 
 
 OAKVILLE—ODESSA. 
 
 "^11 
 
 Railroad Inn, R. Tate, proprietor. 
 
 Reynolds, Mrs. C, dealer in dry gsods and millin- 
 ery, Colborne. 
 
 Robinson, M., sewing machine agent. 
 
 Robertson, W. & Co., hardware merchants, Colborne. 
 
 KobinsoD, M., boot and shoemaker. Nary. 
 
 Romain, W. F., J. P., mayor and genor&l merchant, 
 Colborne. 
 
 Royal Exchange Hotel, Joseph Boon, proprietor. 
 
 Ryan, Rer. J., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Scott, Rer. R., Presbyterian. 
 
 Schneider, J. H., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Smith, Thompson, saw mill proprietor and lumber 
 merchant. 
 
 Staley, John, blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 
 Steele, James, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Tate, R., proprietor Railroad Inn. 
 
 Terry, John, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Treatury for the Young, Wm. Oliver, B. A., editor 
 and proprietor. 
 
 Turner, Thomas, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Urquhart, John, ebemtst and drngnist, Colborne. 
 
 Victoria Hotel, John Wray, proprietor. 
 
 Walsh, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Wass, Wm., notary public, auction and commission 
 
 merchant, insurance, land, and estate agent 
 
 and accountant, Colborne. 
 Web, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Wickwire, Orlow, carpenter and builder. 
 Williams, Daniel, mail carrier. 
 Williams, J. W., Tillage treasurer. 
 Williams, John, proprietor Canadian Hotel, and 
 
 agent American Express Company, Nary. 
 Willmott, J. B., dentist. 
 Wilson, James, tailor. 
 Wilson, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Wray, John, proprietor Victoria Hotel. 
 Wright, D. £>., physician and coroner for county 
 
 of Ualton. 
 Young, Wm. H., cabinet maker, upholsterer, and 
 
 undertaker, Colborne. 
 
 OAEWOOD, C W. — A thriving villago situated in the township of Mariposa and county of Victoria- 
 Distant from Lindsay, the county town, 8 miles; and from Port Hope, 47 miles. Daily mail. 
 Population about 160. 
 
 Anderson, Peter, tailor. 
 Banks, Wm., hotel keeper. 
 
 Beall, Thomas, bookseller, watchmaker, and insur- 
 ance agent. 
 Bowes, E. A., general merchant. 
 Cameron, Archibald, general merchant. 
 Cameron, Hector, boot and shoemaker. 
 Chidley, W., brickmaker. 
 Cliff, Robert, blacksmith. 
 Cummins, John, tailor. * 
 
 Cunnings, John F., tailor. 
 DeQrassi, A. W. J., physioian and surgeon. 
 Eok, Charles, saddle and harness maker. 
 £ok, Daniel S., tanner. 
 Eck, John, saddle and harness maker. 
 Ferguson, John, carpenter. 
 Gilbert, Calvin, carpenter. 
 Harmon, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 Hatch, Wm., dealer in stoves and sheet iron. 
 Helson, W. Q , carriage and waggon maker. 
 Irwin, Samuel, J. P., sewing machine agent. 
 
 mill 
 
 Jacobs. Benjamin, tanner. 
 
 Kerr, Rev. L. S., Episcopal Methodist. 
 
 King, John, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Lake, Elijah, constable. 
 
 Martindale, George, blacksmith. 
 
 McLaucliIin, U. S., cabinet maker. 
 
 Oakwood Grammar School. 
 
 Pickard, James, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Pugh, Daniel, carpenter. 
 
 Pyper, George A., J. P., flour and grist 
 
 proprietor. 
 RUTTAN, C. S., postmaster and bailiff. 
 Kilanoe, Wm., general merchant 
 Silvers, Charles, blacksmith. 
 Smith, Walter, boot and shoemaker. 
 Swealman, Jas., constable, soap and candle maker, 
 Taylor, Wm., clerk of Division Court. 
 Wakely, James, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Wakely, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Williamson, Joseph, cooper and stave maker. 
 Whiteside, Jacob, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 ODESSA, C. W. — A Sourisbing village, situated on Mill Creek, in the township of Ernstown, county 
 of Addington, on the macadamized road from Kingston to Belleville. Distant from Kingston, the 
 county s£at, 14 miles; Toronto, 172 miles; Hamilton, 217 miles; Montreal, 185 miles; and flrom 
 Ernstown station, on the Grand Trunk Railway, 4} miles. Daily mail and money order olfiue. Popu- 
 lation about 700. 
 
 Ash, Rev. J. C, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Asseltine, J. F., township councillor. 
 
 Aylsworth, R., township clerk. 
 
 Babcock, Dow, blacksmith. 
 
 Baboock, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Babcock, Wesley, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Baker, Nicholas, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Booth, Joshua, woollen mill proprietor. 
 
 Booth, P. D., J. P., township oounoillor and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Booth, P. & J., proprietors planing mill, shingle and 
 
 lath factory. 
 Booth, P. D. & J. K., planing, flour and saw mill 
 
 proprietors. 
 Darley, Thomas 0., cabinet maker. 
 Davey, Thomas, oarpeutcr and builder. 
 
 David, Daniel, cooper, 
 
 Doyle, John, tailor. 
 
 Dupais, N. F., school teacher. 
 
 Dupuis, Thomas, physician, 
 
 Ellison, Joshua, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Fraser, Charles, deputy township reeve. 
 
 Freeze, Adolph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Freeze, Frederick, boot and shoemaker, 
 
 Gaokenbash, Mr., walchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Gaylord, Levi, blacksmith. 
 
 Gordon, A, B., tanner aud currier. 
 
 Graves, John, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Graves, Reuben, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Haines, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Harley, John, blacksmith. 
 
 llibbard, L. B., cabinet maker. 
 
 W. C. OHEWKTT A CO., PRmTERS, LI'"T0GRAPIIER8, Ac, KING ST. EAST, TORONTO. 
 
512 
 
 ODESSA— OIL SPRINGS. 
 
 Hoagh, Mrs., milliner and drMsmaker. 
 
 Hongh, Walter, baker and oonfeotionar. 
 
 Hoagh, A. H., & Co., founders and machiaiaU. 
 
 Loagblin, Benjamin, carpenter and bailder. 
 
 Loagthworth, 8., uiatch factory. 
 
 MalMe, Benjamin, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Mabee, T. J., butcher. 
 
 Maucnr, George, upholsterer. 
 
 McKechnie, James, tailor. 
 
 Richardson, Wra., dyer and Roonrer. 
 
 Rising, Cnlvin, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Sanl, Hugh, mason. 
 
 Saul, Wm., mason. 
 
 Shayer, Silas, & Co., flour and feed dealert. 
 
 Smith, Rer. Benson, Episcopal Methodist. 
 
 Snider, Calvin, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Spafford, Luke, township councillor. 
 
 Steer, G. H., butcher. 
 
 Storms, A., manufaatnrers saah, bllnda and doon. 
 Vanoarron, James, tailor. 
 Vannorman, J., hotel keeper. 
 Vinton, A., general merchant. 
 Walker, Mrs. J. S., hotel keeper. 
 Walker, S. J., general merchant. 
 Ward, Rot. Edward A , Wesleyan Methodist 
 Warner, Sidney, township reeve. 
 Watts, George, blacksmith. 
 Watts, J. E., ft Co., carriage and waggon makeM. 
 Wiseman, Adam & Andrew, masons. 
 Woodruff, Mrs., general store keeper. 
 Wright, U. N., J. P. and insurance avrat 
 Wyoott, F. R., hotel proprietor. 
 Zimmernian, Misr C. J., school teacher. 
 ZIMMEl'.MAN, P. S , J. P., postmaster, township 
 treasurer and general merchant. 
 
 f[Ji:s 
 
 m>\ 
 
 OIL SFRINQS, C. W. — A large and thriving Tillage in the '.ownsfaip of Enniskillen, eoanty of Lamb- 
 ton. It was laid out in 1860, and owes its foundation and prjgress to the great success that has been 
 made in the discovery of petroleum or rock oil in the neighborhood. There are quite a number of 
 refineries in the place, and large quantities are shipped to England and the United States. Distant 
 from Sarnia, the county seat, 28 miles. Population, 2000. 
 
 An lerson, Peter, builder. 
 
 Anslo-American Hotel, J. Deoow, proprietor. 
 
 Barnes, Edward, blaeksmith. 
 
 Bauer, P. , cooper and stavemaker. 
 
 Bearman, T. B., oil refinery. 
 
 Beck, John, clothing and merchant tailor. 
 
 Bell & Lewis, oil refinery. 
 
 Black, J. C, toys and variety store. 
 
 Blinn k, Potter, oil refinery. 
 
 Bradley, farwell & Co., oil refinery. 
 
 Brady, J. B. & Co., coopers and stavemnksrs. 
 
 Bright & Co., coopers and stavemakers. 
 
 Brooks & Way, oil refinery. 
 
 Campbell, Ccnner & Co., oil refinery. 
 
 Churchill, E. & Co., briokmakers. 
 
 Clarke, Albert, general merchant and oil refinery. 
 
 Clyne & Robertson, carpenters and builders. 
 
 Deoow, J., proprietor Anglo-American Hotel. 
 
 De Qonder, Thomas, eommission and forwarding 
 
 merchant. 
 Dubbyn, John ft Co., Inmber marvhants. 
 Duffield, Wm., oil refinery. 
 Duiiible, Thomas, oil refinery. 
 Eakins), J. H., builder. 
 Elliott, Andrew, saw mill. 
 Fairbanks, J. U., insurance agent. 
 Fairbanks & Co., oil refinery. 
 Fanoher, J., tailor and clothier. 
 Fletcher, A., proprietor Oil Exchange. 
 Fysh & Thompson, dry goods. 
 Gill, 8., upholsterer. 
 Gleeson, P., cooper and stavemaker. 
 Globe Hotel, J. Wood, proprietor. 
 Gray, J., proprietor, Oxford Honse. 
 Gray & O'Grady, cooper i and staTemakera. 
 Gustin, J. 8., carriage and waggon maker. 
 HARRISON, WM., postmaster and land agent 
 Holland, John, earriage and waggon mnfcer. 
 Holmes, J. B, k 8. M., oil refinery. 
 Huff & Savage, oil refinery. 
 Hyde, F., baker and oonfeetioncr. 
 Irwin, John, oil refinery. 
 Jacobs, A. C., oarpenter and builder. 
 Jarvis k Farren, oil refinery. 
 Jenney, R., oooper and stavemaker. 
 Jinks, Wm., oil refinery. 
 
 Kelley, James, general merchant. 
 
 Kelley & Co., oil refinery. 
 
 Kelly, Misses, milliners and dressmakera. 
 
 Kemp, Wm., oil refinery. 
 
 Keys, Chester, builder. 
 
 Lambton Hotel, D. Sheppard, proprietor. 
 
 Leavens, D. R., general merchant and oolleeling 
 
 agent. 
 Leavenworth, H. F., oil refinery. 
 Lee, O. H., biiiliff. 
 Liddell, M. J. & Co., oil refinery. 
 Livingstone, Rev. J. A., Episoepal Methodist. 
 Macklem, S. S., physician. 
 Macklem & Northup, druggists. 
 Maggs, T. & Co., booksellers and stationers. 
 McBride, R., flonr, feed and grain dealer. 
 McDonald, D., boiler and steam engine boilden 
 McDonald & Cochneour, oil refinery. 
 McGregor, J., cooper and stavemaker. 
 McLean, T. H. &. Co., oil refinery. 
 McKay, J. T., constable. 
 MoPherson, Q. S., reeve. 
 Miller, Alexander, J. P. 
 M /ntr .1 fOil) Refining Company. 
 Murdock k McColl, oil refinery. 
 Northup, Myron, physician. 
 Odell, L. D., blacksmith. 
 O'Grady, Standish 0., land agent. 
 O'Grady & Co., lumber merchants. 
 Oil Exchange, A. Flotobor, proprietor. 
 Oil Springs OhronieU, £. T. Soils, publisher and 
 
 job printer. 
 Oliver, Walter & Co., Inmber marehanta. 
 Ord, D. & Co., oil refinery. 
 Oxford House, J. Gray, proprietor. 
 Parry, H. H. k Co., bakers and omfaotioners. 
 I'eets, Hiram, general merchant. 
 Penton & Osier, barristers and ftttemayn. 
 Perry, John, general merchant. 
 Perry, John k Co., flour, feed and graia dMlers. 
 Pettit, George, photographio artist. 
 Phelps & Sheppard, oil refinery. 
 Pope, Charles A., physioian. 
 Robertson k Summers, sash k blind iMwafMtarers. 
 Rock Oil Company. 
 Salmon, J., harneH mtkn. 
 
 W. 0. GHEWSTT A CO., iiOOK AXD JOB PRUiTKRS, KIKQ STREET KAST, TOBONTO. 
 
OIL 8PRINQS— ONONDAGA. 
 
 618 
 
 ash, blinds and doon. 
 
 t. 
 
 Bper. 
 
 ant 
 
 eyan Methodist. 
 
 eve. 
 
 and waggon makers. 
 nasoDs. 
 
 keeper, 
 iranoe avcat. 
 or. 
 ol teacher. 
 
 poBtmaeter, tovnshin 
 hant. 
 
 Sanborn & Co., eooper and staTemakers. 
 
 Sawyer, L. A., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Sheppard, D., proprietor Lambton Hotel. 
 
 Siflon, Henry, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Sifton, .John, oil refinery. 
 
 Simms, L., saloon and bowling alley. 
 
 Singers, James, bats and'oapi. 
 
 Sisk, James, oil refinery. 
 
 Smith, Alexander, blacksmith. 
 
 Smith, Eluid k Co., oil refinery. 
 
 Smith & Robertson, commission and forwarding 
 
 merchants. 
 Soils, B. T., publisher Oil Springe CkronieU, and 
 
 job printer. 
 Stretton, John, carpenter and builder. 
 Swartzenberger, Qeorge, boot and shoemaker. 
 Tliompson, W. F., general merchant. 
 
 Tubbs, Charles, blacksmith. 
 
 Vaughn k Pettit, oil refinery. 
 
 Way, P. k Co., gas, and steam fitters, and plumbers. 
 
 Way, S. k P., k Co., stovea, tin, ke. 
 
 Webster & Co., oil refinery. 
 
 Whipple k Thompson, oil refinery. 
 
 White, Edmund, clerk diTision court. 
 
 Wingate, E., cooper and staTemaker. 
 
 Will, Rot. P. D., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Williams, James, tailor and clothier. 
 
 Willson, Qeorge, foundry and mnuhine shop. 
 
 Willson, John, general merchant. 
 
 Willson, Matthew, oil refinery. 
 
 Wood, J., proprietor Globe Hotel. 
 
 Woodcock k Lindsay, oil refinery. 
 
 Woodley, J. k Co., flour and grist mills. 
 
 killen, coanty of Lamb- 
 t success that has been 
 are quite a number of 
 'nited States. Distant 
 
 ant. 
 resimakers. 
 
 proprietor. 
 
 robant and oolleoting 
 
 iry. 
 
 lery. 
 
 lepal Uethodiat. 
 
 ts. 
 
 and stationers. 
 
 {rain dealer. 
 
 m engine builder. 
 
 finery. 
 
 emaker. 
 
 lery. 
 
 my. 
 
 mt. 
 
 nta. 
 
 prietor. 
 
 Bolis, publisher and 
 
 isrchants. 
 
 tor. 
 
 > omfaetlonSMk 
 t. 
 
 fttteney*. 
 
 nd grain danlsrs. 
 Ust 
 
 lind BMMflMtnrers. 
 
 iT, TOBOFTO. 
 
 OLINDA, C. W.— A post Tillage situated in the township of Qosfield and county of Essex. 
 from Sandwich, the county town, 26 miles. Population 100. 
 
 Distant 
 
 Bruner, A., carpenter and broom maker. 
 
 Braner, Reuben, broom manufacturer. 
 
 Coats, Thomas A., cabinet maker. 
 
 Corlett, Rot. Thomas. 
 
 Crow, Joseph H., J. P. 
 
 FOX, JOHN C, J. P., postmaster and general store. 
 
 Hill, Robert, general store. 
 
 Lane, Mrs. •Tobn, bonnet maker. 
 
 Orton, Zenat, sen., J. P. 
 
 Pew, John, brickmaker. 
 
 Squire, Thomas, stoves and tinware. 
 
 Stewart, John, broom manufacturer. 
 
 Stewart, Miss T., bonnet maker. 
 
 Wbaley, Qrove, general merchant. 
 
 Whitsell, Andrew, blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 
 OMAQH, C. W.— A small post Tillage situated in the township of Trafalgar and connty of Halton. 
 Distant from Milton, the county town, 6 miles, and from Hamilton, 25 miles. Tri-weekly mail. 
 Population about 60. 
 
 Fangbner, M. B., general merchant. 
 Hayns, Rot. F., New Connexion Methodist. 
 Henderson, Miss C. M , school teaoher. 
 Henderson, Wm , general merchant. 
 
 MTTLE, THOMAS, postmaster and blacksmith. 
 Walker, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 Young, Robert, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 ONSilDA, C. W. — A Tillage in the township of the same name, and county of Haldimand. Distant 
 from Cayuga, the county town, 11 miles; from Port Dorer, 16 miles ; and from Hamilton, 21 miles. 
 Daily mail. Population about 850. 
 
 Bell, Joseph, builder. 
 
 Bridget, Joseph, builder, sash, blind and door 
 factory. 
 
 Campbell, Alexander, hotel keeper. 
 
 Fulton, Snmuel, agricultural implement and car- 
 riage maker, 
 
 McFaden, Hugh, blacksmith. 
 
 MflMuIlen, Oeorge, stoTes and tinware. 
 
 McMullen, Joseph, stores and tinware. 
 
 Mitchell, Frederick. 
 
 Morrow, Darid, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Murray, James, tanner, dealer in hides and leather. 
 
 MUTCHMORE, J. T., J. P., postmaster, general 
 
 merchant and saw mill owner. 
 Newton, J. S., saw mill owner. 
 Newton, Luther, lumber merchant 
 Stewart, Hugh, J. P. and lumber merohant 
 Taggart, Jacob, cooper. 
 
 ONONDAGA, C. W.— A Tillage, situated on the Grand RiTcr, in the connty of Brant, midway 
 between Brautford and Caledonia, a Tery rich farming land, not to be surpassed for wheat oulture, 
 and has in its riciuity the far-famed Sulphur and Sour Water Springs^ which is sought after for its 
 medicinal qualities. The Buffalo and Lake Huron Railroad ruos through it The Tillage is 9 mila^ 
 from the town of Brautford ; 9 miles from Caledonia ; and 18 miles from the City of Hamilton ; and 
 has a population of about 300. 
 
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 Beaty, Stephen, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Brant Hotel, Mr. Mills, proprietor. 
 
 BUCKWELL, WM. 8., coroner, postmaster, general 
 
 merohant, and insurance agent 
 Burnett, ThomaH, waggon ranker. 
 Canada House, Alfred Brown, proprietor. 
 Deagee, Samuel, general merchant 
 Dutton, W. A., broom manun^cturer. 
 
 Elliott Rev. J- N., Episeopal Methodist. 
 
 Fair, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Fleming, Pierce, blacksmith. 
 
 Hnwicy, Raymond, constable. 
 
 Herdsman, hicbard. J. P. 
 
 Hulse k Whitman, blaeksUtllis. 
 
 Ireland, George, proprietor Onondaga Hotel. 
 
 Johnson, Rer. 0. G , Churoh of BngUnd. 
 
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 Kew, George, carpenter. 
 
 Leonard, David P., millwright. 
 
 McQum, Michael, blackamilh. 
 
 McNaughton, Daniel, J. P. 
 
 Mills, Mr. , proprietor Brant Hotel. 
 
 Merrell, John, lumber merchant and saw mill. 
 
 Merrell, Joseph, grocer. 
 
 Onondaga Hotel, George Ireland proprietor. 
 
 Paynter, Rer. Joseph, Baptist 
 
 Powers, John, carpenter. 
 
 Railroad Saloon, Mrs. H. Riddell, proprietor. 
 
 Riddell, Mrs. H., proprietor Railroad Saloon. 
 
 Scolfteld, John, constable. 
 
 Slater, Henry, tailor. 
 
 Sqnires, Benjamin, griat mill. 
 
 Whitford, Wm., saw mill. 
 
 Whiting, Matbew, reeve of township of Onondaga. 
 
 Whiting, Matbew & Co., general merchants. 
 
 Wii on, Alfred, proprietor, Canada Hooae. 
 
 ONTARIO, C. W. — A flonrishing village and station on the Great Western Railway, situated near 
 the shore of Lake Ontario, in the township of Saltfleet and county of Wentworth. The country in 
 the vicinity is very fertile, and the scenery from the mountain in rear of the Tillage is velry beautitnl. 
 It has an extensive grain trade. Distant from Hamilton, 12 miles. Daily mail. Population about 800. 
 
 Alexander, Rev, J. L., Church of England. 
 
 Barkholdcr, T., blacksmith. 
 
 Carpenter, Joseph, general merchant and lieutenant 
 
 of militia. 
 Chamber!), Amos, captain of militia. 
 Culp, Henry, carpenter and builder. 
 Donoghue, Jeremiah, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Forest, James, proprietor Ontario Hotel. 
 Precmnn, Wm., deputy reeve. 
 Jewell, James, livery stable keeper. 
 Lawrence, Thomas, proprietor Ontiario House. 
 Lewis, Levi, township reeve. 
 Ilarsh, Daniel, builder and carpenter. 
 ■MoNeily, John, boot and thoemaker. 
 
 Oakes, Ephraim, boot and shoemaker. 
 Ontario Hotel, James Forest, proprietor. 
 Ontario House, Thomas Lawrence, proprietor. 
 Shaw, Rev. J., Webleyan Methodist. 
 Smith, Benjamin, J. P. 
 Smith, R., school teacher. 
 Thomson, George, station master. 
 Ulter, Daniel, blacksmith. 
 
 Wilcox, R., gv,iii.'al merchant and express agent. 
 WillauD, F. G., conveyancer. 
 
 W1LL80N, GEO., assistant postmaster and tele- 
 graph operator. 
 Wiilson, Henry R., ensign of militia. 
 WILLSON, J. W., postmaster. 
 
 ORANGEVILLE, C. W.— A Inrge and flourishing village, situated on the banks of the River 
 Credit, partly in the township of Garafraxn, county of Wellington, and partly in the township of Mono, 
 county of Bimooe. It is in the centre of a fine agricultural district, has extensive water power, and 
 is rapidly rising in importance. Distant from Quelph, 86 mites ; from Barrie, 60 miles ; from Toronto, 
 40 miles ; and from Brampton, to which stages run daily, 22 miles. Daily mail and money order 
 office. Population about 1,200. 
 
 Armstrong, Wm., druggist, eclectic physician and 
 
 insurance agent. 
 Bagnall, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 Bell, George, hotel keeper and livery stable. 
 Bennett, E., carpenter and joiner. 
 Broley, Rev. J.. Wor^leyan Methodist. 
 Brown, Lewis, tailor. 
 Brown, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Brunt, George, teacher Common School. 
 Buokham, T. R., J. P., druggist, insurance and ool- 
 
 Jaoting agent, notary pablio and commissioner in 
 
 B. R., &c. 
 ^QHopbell, Wm., baker muI confectioner. 
 (MUpbell, Wm. it, Son, tanners, curriers and mann- 
 
 ilacturers of bootu an>i shoeH. 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, C. J. 
 
 Whrolook, agent. 
 Gutboti, Jwwph, phyaioiui, coroner and issuer of 
 
 jaarriage UoeMW. 
 Aftvidaon, Thomas, boot Mid aho^maker and weaver. 
 IIN>BD«r, 8., tin and copper ware. 
 Drysdale, A., reeve. 
 Dunbar, F. G , architect. 
 Dyce, A. , deputy reeve. 
 P«ad, J. S., J. P. md tMr inUI owner. 
 Ferguson, JaaM» \wtm ^ad •icn painter. 
 Fisher, John, e«wpeBt«»j|nd bmlder. 
 Fletcher, F. 8., wtt«|uni|ltar and jeweller. 
 Foley, John, uewipt^r p«bU«li«r. 
 Foetar, JoMqph, IMM^ n^.plMtarar. 
 VounUin, Bm^mrmi, tiller Mid dotUog aerokuit. 
 «dbndth. R. a., iia,t«h^iA«ri;B4JtweUtr. 
 
 Galbrnith, Robert, general merchant, commissioner 
 
 in U. R., &o. 
 Gilchrist, John & Co., general merchants. 
 Graham, James, hotel keeper. 
 Gray, M. S. k Co., planing mill. 
 Healey, H., carpenter and joiner. 
 Henderson, Rev. W., B.A., Church of England. 
 HEWAT, W. S., postmaster, M.R.C.S.E., physician 
 
 and surgeon. 
 House, J. B., general merchant. 
 Huust,, J. B., photograph artist. 
 Huston, R., brickmaker. 
 
 lugraham & Stephenson, woollen mill and weavers. 
 Irwin, F., general . merchant 
 
 Jackson, Thomas, J. P., saddle and harness maker. 
 Jenkins, Jacob, mason and plasterer. 
 Jones, John, hotel keeper and blacksmith. 
 Jull, Thomas, J. P , grist and saw mill owner. 
 Kelly, James, hotel keeper. 
 Ketchum, J. jun., real estate agent. 
 Keys, J., carpenter and joiner. 
 Kitchen, Rev. A. E., B.A., Baptist. 
 Kitchen, J. jun., J. P. 
 Leslie, Guy, J. P., township treasurer and olerk 0th 
 
 division court. 
 Linton, Miss, school tsaoher. 
 Longeway, John, general merohant and insaranos 
 
 agent. 
 May, James, saddle ud harness maker. 
 May, John, J. P. 
 McAuley, F., agrieultural implements, blaoksmith 
 
 and carriage maker. 
 
 W. 0. OUHWITT * CO., PRINTERS AND UTHOa&APUKRS, KINO 8TRBBT, TORONTO. 
 
ORANQBVILLK— ORILLIA. 
 
 516 
 
 proprietor. 
 *oad Salooo. 
 
 hip of Onondaga, 
 nerobants. 
 House. 
 
 way, Bitaated near 
 
 The country In 
 
 18 yetj beautitnl. 
 
 lalation about 800. 
 
 ker. 
 >rietop. 
 proprietor. 
 
 St. 
 
 express agent, 
 master and tele- 
 
 Bks of the River 
 owDsbip of Mono, 
 [water power, and 
 's ; from Toronto, 
 and money order 
 
 nt, commissioner 
 chants. 
 
 of England. 
 ■S.E., physician 
 
 lill and weaTers. 
 
 harness maker. 
 
 smith. 
 liU owner. 
 
 ir aad elerk 9th 
 
 and insuranct 
 
 •r. 
 
 itM, blaoknoith 
 
 OaONTO. 
 
 McCarthy, M., barrister, insuranne agent, notary 
 
 public and commissioner ' B. U. 
 McCormack, S., township clerk. 
 McFaul, Rev. A , Canada Presbjrterian. 
 MoGuire, Ulayner, boot and shoemaker. 
 Mackay, Rev. Wm. £., D.A., Church of Scotland. 
 McKitrick Sl Brother, foundry, machine shop and 
 
 blnoksmitbs. 
 Mo Ki trick, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 McNabb, P., carpenter and joiner. 
 Meek, Wm., cooper. 
 Mei'. e, Mrs, school teacher. 
 Morgan, Mr., barrister. 
 Parsons, Wm., patent right agent and dealer in far- 
 
 nitnre, tin, copper and sheet iron ware. 
 Penfold, H. A., founder, machinist and agrionltnral 
 
 implement nif^iLiir. 
 Reddiill, Robert, mason. 
 Riddall, J. K., house and sign painter. 
 
 Rntledge, W. W., general merchant. 
 
 Savage, J., carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Smith, Rev. James, Primitive Methodist 
 
 Stewart, F. C, general merchant. 
 
 Swift, II., dentist. 
 
 Thompson, W. O., general merchant and manufac- 
 turer of clothing. 
 
 Torrance, T., cabinet maker and furniture dealer. 
 
 Tunstall & Brother, cabinet makers and furniture 
 dealers. 
 
 Wallace, Samuel, hotel keeper. 
 
 Watts, Rev. O. M., Epixcopal Methodist 
 
 Wheelock, C. J., insurance agent 
 
 Witters, J., hotel keeper. 
 
 Woodward & Nicholson, agrioulturalimplementa ud 
 carriage makers. 
 
 Youman, D., general merchant 
 
 Touman, Joseph, house and sign painter. 
 
 Youman, Miss, milliii ".' and dressmaker. 
 
 OHILLLA^ C W. — A village situated on Lake Concbiohing, in the township of Orillia and county of 
 Simcoc, North Riding. During summer, a steamer plies daily to Bell Ewart, connecting with trains on 
 the Northern Railway, and in winter there is a daily stage to Barrie, connecting with trains to that 
 station. The village was first settled by the Indians, but they were subsequently removed to Rama, 
 on the other side of the lake, about the year 1839. Orillia has a large country retail trade, and there 
 are several lumbering establishments in the vicinity, among the largest of which is one called 
 Wasbago, at the entrance to the river Severn, where there is almost unlimited water-power. Orillia 
 is much resorted to in summer, by pleasure-seeker; from Toronto. Distant from Barrie, the county 
 town, 27 miles; and from Toronto, via Barrie, 90 miles. Mails daily, with money order office. Popa- 
 lation about 800. 
 
 Ardagh, Dr. J., medical superintendent, Lnnatic 
 
 Asylum. 
 Atkinson, Thomas, accountant 
 BINQIIA.M, WESLEY, tin and copper smith, and 
 
 dealer in stoves, &c. 
 Bishop, Jacob, shoemaker. 
 Blain, John, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Blain, Wm. J., express agent. 
 Boise, H., plasterer. 
 Booth, Qeorge, carpenter and builder. 
 Bowers, Michael, blacksmith. 
 Boyes, Henry plasterer. 
 Burton Mr., tailor. 
 CANADA HOUSE, (late Stafford House,) Thomas 
 
 B. Horton, proprietor (see card, p. 616). 
 Carr, David, cooper. 
 Clark, George, weaver. 
 Clifford, C. H., saddle and harness maker. 
 Corbett, J., physician and surgeon. 
 Croker, E., collecting agent. 
 Gurrie, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 DALLAS, THOMAS, general merchant, olork of 
 
 sixth divsion court, agent for Western Assuranoe 
 
 Company, and commissioner for taking affidavits. 
 Dunn, F. Z., carpenter and builder. 
 Dunn, Thomas, farmer. 
 Dann, Wm., carpenter and joiner. 
 Edward, C, Uilor. 
 
 ELLIOTT, THOMAS, general merchant 
 Evans, J., barrister. 
 Oeorge, Robert, general merchant 
 Gibson, John, mason. 
 Grant, F. G. R. F. A., school teaeher. 
 Gray, Rev. J., Presbyterian. 
 Origg, John, weaver. 
 Hammond, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Harvie, diaries, township councillor. 
 Harvie, J. & A., taw »ad oatmeal mill proprieton. 
 Harvie, John, stage proprietor. 
 Uenderton, J. P., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 HICKLINO, THOMAS, match manufactory. 
 
 HIND, J. J., general merchant 
 
 Hirod, J. J., general merchant. 
 
 HOllTON, THOMAS B., proprietor Canada House, 
 
 late Stafford House (see card, p. 516). 
 Hunter, Henry, tin and copper smith, and dealer in 
 
 stoves. Ac. 
 Jackson, J»mes, mason. 
 
 Jones, Robert, cabinet maker, undertaker, and fur- 
 niture dealer. 
 Karr, David, cooper. 
 KEAN, FRANCIS, groeer, baker, and confectioner 
 
 (see card, p. 616). 
 Kean, John, township reeve and saw mill proprietor. 
 Kelley, D., physician and surgeon. 
 KING, ATHENIAS, J. P., general merchant 
 Lawrie, J. D., real estate agent. 
 Lewis, George, carriage and wagon maker. 
 Mallook, D., school teaoher. 
 McCauslin, Dr. J., dentist 
 McKenney, Duncan, carriage and wagon maker. 
 McLeod, John, plasterer. 
 
 McMullen, Marcus, J. P., money broker and farmer. 
 McMuUen, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 McNab, Alexander, general merchant. 
 Michel, Rev, Father, Roman Catholic. 
 Moffatt, A., money broker and farmer. 
 Moffatt, S. L., township oonncillor. 
 MOFFATT, THOMAS 8 , postmaster and general 
 
 merchant (see card, p. 616). 
 Moore. C, spidle and harness maker. 
 O'BRIEN » CO., general merchanU. 
 Oliver, R. J., crown land agent. 
 ORILLTa HOUSE, JAMES QUINN, proprietor (see 
 
 eard, p. 616). 
 Pickard & Plnnket, briekmakers. 
 Porters, Thomas U., general merehant and inaor- 
 
 ance agent. 
 Powley, J. II., taw mill proprietor. 
 Quaile, George, blaekaosith. 
 
 LAW BLANKS OF ALL KINDS AT W. C. CHEWETT dt CO.'S, KING ST., TORONTO. 
 
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 ORILLIA— 08HAWA. 
 
 ORILLIi^ HOUSE, 
 
 Tb« above UooM ia ■ituatad in the centre of the floarUbiu Tilla«te at Orllll«. TniTdlen will flad ertrr oonvenlenoe ralUd t« 
 tlieir comlbrt. 49* QOOD STABLINO, Ac. -Mi 
 
 The aboTe Ilonie for Bale, on reMOoable tarma, by appllnatloo to the Proprietor on the premiaea. 
 
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 THIS HOTEL is eEAUTIFULLY SITUATED at the STEAMBOAT lANDIIG, 
 
 ON THE ROMANTIC LAKE COUCHICHING. 
 
 Q>^mmEmmL, ^mmum, m^ E^mmmn p^mtdis. 
 
 WILL FIND BVSKT ACCOMIIODATION. 
 
 FRANCIS KEAN, 
 
 DIAUB ni 
 
 Teas, Sugars, and Tobaccos, &c. 
 
 ALSO, 
 
 BAKEB AND CONFECTIONEB, 
 
 •rPOaiTI ORILLU HOTKL, 
 
 ORILLIA, 0. W. 
 
 THOMAS S. MOFFATT, 
 
 POSTMA8T£R, 
 
 And General Dealer in Dry Goods, 
 
 GROCKRIKS, HARDWARR, 
 
 Esti, Caps, Booti and Shoes, Painti, Oils and Dnigi> 
 
 And all Articlea usually found lu a Country Blora, 
 ORILLIA, O.W. 
 
 ■W. a. OHETWETT &c CO., 
 
 goolistlltrs, Stationers, printers, fit^agrap^tn, §oohbinbtrs, ifc, 
 
 17 & 10 KlirO STBEET EAST, TORONTO, C. W. 
 
 GEORGE GURLY, 
 
 MERCHANT TAILOR, 
 
 KIMO STREBT, OSHAWA, C. W. 
 
 A large Stock ofCt^THt, Cauimius A VrariRai, alvayion band. 
 tjT Qarmenta Cut and Hade to Order, In the latest ityles. 
 
 MATTHE W K ILPATRICK, 
 
 BOOT AND W^ SHOEMAKER 
 
 KINO ^^■Hil^N 8TRBBT, 
 
 .49* Ordtjrt promptly attended t«« "St 
 
 W. p. SPROULE, 
 SODA WATER AND SAR8APARILLA 
 
 XiCA.XO^UFA.aXVXiBZt. 
 
 OSHAWA, C, W. 
 
 DIALn — imBi Uf 
 
 WATCHES, 
 
 CLOCKS, 
 
 AND JEWELLERY, 
 
 SIMOOK BTRKKT, 
 OSHAWA, Canada Waat. 
 
 C. N. VARS, 
 
 PRACTICAL DENTIST, 
 
 OPFOStTI TH« POST OmCS, 
 
 81MC0B STREET, OSHAWA, C. W. 
 
 AannatAi, Teith Inserted on all the latest prinriplos of the Art 
 
 Teeth filled with Oold and Silrer. All Operations Warrantad. 
 
 KINO 8TRKBT OSHAWA, C. W. 
 
 WOON A; BROTHERS, Proprietors. 
 
 nrat Hotel, sitnatad ia the rioinity bualnen pnrtion of tha'Aiwa. 
 Choice WINKS and LIQUORS and OIQARS always on hao<1. 
 
 W. 0. CHEWETT A 00., PKINTERH, LITHOORAPHERS, Ac, KING ST. EAST, TORONTO. 
 
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 ' ooDTmleDM lultad to 
 
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 FATT, 
 Dry Goods, 
 
 RB, 
 
 Oils and Dnu» 
 
 loDDtry Biora, 
 
 i>trs, *f., 
 
 ■ 
 
 CLOCKS, 
 
 Canada Waat. 
 
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 iT, 
 
 nclplM of tba Art 
 Uooi Warranted. 
 
 c. -w. 
 
 oprietors. 
 
 -tionoftbaTowa. 
 IwajaoD htf*. 
 
 OROMTO. 
 
 QnaUfl, M . okrpenter and baildcr. 
 
 {)UiNN, JAMES, proprietor Orilli* HooM and 1am- 
 
 b«r merchant ^see card, p. 616). 
 Ramsay, Wm., blackamitb. 
 Rowe, B. R., townsbip clerk. 
 ROTAL INSURANCE COMPANY, Thos. H. Porters, 
 
 agent. 
 Rutherford, Adam, bateber. 
 SANSON, LAINQ DAVID, township crancillorand 
 
 general merchant. 
 SLAVES, J. W., druggist and chemist 
 Steel, Louis C. D., batcher. 
 Steward, C, boot and shoemaker. 
 Steward, Rer. James, pastor St. James, Church of 
 
 England. 
 Strstharan, J., carpenter and builder. 
 St. George, H. Q., saw mill proprietor. 
 Taylor, Lee, tailor and clothier. 
 
 TITE, QEO., house and sign painter, gilder, glasier 
 
 and paper hanger. 
 Tamer, Thomas, boot and shoe maker. 
 Turner, Malooro, saw mill proprietor. 
 Turrer, Rer, Charles, Wesleyan Methodist 
 VICK, J. & O , grocers, bakerx and confectionerB. 
 Wainwrit(ht, Samuel, councillor, tanner and corriar. 
 WALLACE, JOSfiPd, merchant tailor. 
 Western Assurance Company, Thus. Dallas, agent 
 Wheeler, B , architect 
 
 Wheeler, Mias Harriet milliner and dressmaker. 
 Wilson, Leonard, grocer. 
 Willson, Leonard, general merchant. 
 Williams, Thomas, brewer. 
 Wily, J., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Wily, Mis.t, milliner and dressmaker. 
 World, J., cabinet maker. 
 WORLD, JOHN, general merchant. 
 
 OBMSTOWN, C, E. (also called Durham). — A Tillage prettily situated on the banks of the River 
 Chatcauguay, in the parish of St. Maiachi, county of Chateuuguay. It was settled about twenty-five years 
 ago, and contains several good churches, one common school, and a splendid library of religious and 
 historical works. Distant from St Martin, the county town, 15 miles, and from Montreal C6 miles. 
 Daily mail. Population about 600. 
 
 Anderson, Dr., physician and coroner. 
 
 Anderson, Mr., watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Baird, Thomas, general merchant 
 
 Ulonchette, Mr., butcher. 
 
 Brethonr, Rev. W., Church of England. 
 
 Browning, J., assistant seignior. 
 
 Cottingham, Samuel, general merchant. 
 
 Fox & Barr, tailors and clothiers. 
 
 Furey, Henry, blacksmith. 
 
 Qibson, John, J. P., commissioner for small causes, 
 
 tanner and currier. 
 Gibson, Wm., saddle and harness maker. 
 Hamilton, Joseph, butcher. 
 
 Keith, James, Seignior, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 Kilgour, Rev. Joseph, Wesleyan Methodist 
 Labrago, Mrs., dealer in dry goods. 
 
 Lookerby, David, blacksmith. 
 
 Mack, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 McCarty, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 MuEachern, A., collector of inland dues and clerk 
 
 of council. 
 Mcintosh, Mr., school teacher. 
 McNown, James, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Palliser, J., blacksmith. 
 Scott, Thomas, miller. 
 Sievewright Rev. J., Presbyterian. 
 Taylor, J., saddle and harness maker. 
 Vinette, Be v. J. J., Roman Catholic. 
 WALSH, R. N., J. P., postmaster, lumber and geot- 
 
 eral merchant. 
 Welsh, Peter, blacksmith. 
 Wright, Miss Janet, milliner and dress maker. 
 
 ORONO, C. W. — A thriving village, pleasantly situated on Orono creek, in the township of Clarke 
 and county of Durham, was settled about 20 years ago, and enjoys a good local trade. It contains 
 several churnhes and one good common school. The school house was built at a cost of $1,000. Dis- 
 tant from Cobourg, the county town, 27 miles; Toronto, 50 miles; and 5 miles from Newcastle statioa 
 on the Qrand Trunk Railway. Daily mail. Population about 1,000. 
 
 Allen, Wm., sen., J. P., architect and builder. 
 Allen, Wm., juj., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Andrua, F., house and sign painter. 
 Armstrong, W., saddle and harness maker, 
 Baldwin, N., blacksmith. 
 Beattie, John, cooper. 
 Beattie, Joseph, cooper. 
 Beer, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Beer, Miss, milliner and dress maker. 
 Bradley, A., boot and shoemaker. 
 Brown, A. H , school teacher. 
 Brown, Riehard, J. P. 
 Cameron, W., general merchant 
 Caswell, W., saddle, harness and shoemaker. 
 Clark, Lewis, lumber merchant. 
 Clarke, H., blacksmith. 
 Collomore, Rev. Mr., Methodist EpiscopaL 
 Cook, James, upholsterer. 
 Dickson, James, J. P., insuranoe agent 
 Dyer, James, woollen mill proprietor, dyer and 
 Boourer. 
 
 Ferguson, J., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Fitzpatrick, J., cooper. 
 
 Floining, John, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Gairdner, J. A., proi''ice and general merchant 
 
 Gamsby, A. A., general merchant. 
 
 Gamsby, L. A., di.iggist chemist and photographia 
 
 artist. 
 Gibbard, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Qraham, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Hall, N. F., tailor. 
 Hallett, James, hotel proprietor. 
 Harvey, J., plasterer. 
 Henry, M., watchmaker and jeweller. 
 Herriman, Luther, physician. 
 Herrimau, W. L., physician. 
 Hetherington, J., blacksmith. 
 Hile, George, booi and shoemaker. 
 Hiitton, Wm., agricultural implement manufftctnrer. 
 Hutton & Rowe, foundKr^ and machinists. 
 Johns, E., saw mill proprietor and lumber merohaut. 
 Kerr, Wm., hotel proprietor. 
 
 W. 0. CHBWETT ft CO., LITH0aRAPH£R8 AND PRINTERS, KINO STREET, TORONTO. 
 
518 
 
 ORONO— OSBORNE. 
 
 KirkUnd, D , oarritge and wtggou maker. 
 
 Knox, A., tailor. 
 
 Lej, Darid, grocer. 
 
 Maharey, A., roason. 
 
 Manea, H., tailor and clothier. 
 
 Martin, Jolin, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Mason, John, grooer. 
 
 MeCalloch, D., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 McQilt, Robert, hutolter. 
 
 Merkeley, Q., dentist. 
 
 Miller, .Tolin, batcher. 
 
 Miller, P., furniture dealer, carriage and waggon 
 
 maker. 
 Palmer, II , dyer and scourer. 
 Patton, W., watchmaker and jeweller. 
 Bae, J., maRon. 
 Reid, .lames, wearer. 
 Riddel), Miss, school teacher. 
 SauDdtrs, N., carpenter, builder and undertaker. 
 
 Scott, C. G., general merchant. 
 
 Scott, N. E., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Silla, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Simpson, J., cabinet maker. 
 
 Smale, J., clothing merchant. 
 
 Smale, J. H., general raerohant. 
 
 Tamblyn, Charles, J. P. 
 
 Thompson k McClenon, tanners and onrriert. 
 
 Thornton, B., general merchant. 
 
 Thomas, P., mason. 
 
 Tourge, Loois, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Townshend, E., planing mill proprietor. 
 
 Troll. W., hotel proprietor. 
 
 TUCKER, J. L., J P., postmaster, insnrance agent, 
 
 flour mill proprietor and produce merchant. 
 Venner, Thomas, general merchant. 
 Wnldron, F., weaver. 
 Watson, J., hotel proprietor. 
 Wild, RcT. M., .Methodist Episcopal. 
 
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 OBWELL, C. W. — A Tillage situated on Cat Fish Creek, on the townlinc, between the townships of 
 Malahide and Yarmouth, in the county of Elgin, contains one common school and one church. 
 Distant from St. Thomas, the county town, 9 miles ; from Hamilton, 81 miles ; and from Toronto, 
 121 miles. Daily mail. Population about 300. 
 
 Bingham, Wm. E., farmer. 
 
 Bingham & Davis, general merchants. 
 
 Boss, Mrs., school teacher. 
 
 Brown, Hiram J., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Crosby, Eli, blacksmith. 
 
 Crosby, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Cruse, Oliver, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Davis, David F.. farmer. 
 
 Davis, James M., farmer. 
 
 Deo, Daniel, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Dowe, David, farmer. 
 
 Durkee, N. P., cooper. 
 
 Ferguson, Benjamin, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Green, Jane, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Green, Kussel, cooper. 
 
 Hawkins, Charles, cabinet maker and furniture 
 
 dealer. 
 Johnson, Catherine, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Knowles, Wm. H. & J., hotel proprietors. 
 
 Knowlton, William H., house and sigi. painter. 
 
 Laurence, Charles, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Lewis, Joel, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Mann, Benjamin, planing, flour, and grist mill 
 
 proprietor. 
 MoConnel, Robert, tailor. 
 
 MoConnel & Tuple, blacksmiths and waggon makers. 
 Nelson, Reuben B., hotel proprietor. 
 Norton, Alfred, saddle and harness maker. 
 Rivard, Adolpbus, boot and shoemaker. 
 Secord, Thomas, butcher. 
 
 Simpson & Tuple, blacksmiths and carriage builders. 
 Sinclair, Archibald, boot and shoemaker. 
 Smith, Delorma, cooper. 
 Sterms, .Tames C., farmer. 
 SUTHERLAND, DAVID, postmaster, lumber and 
 
 general merchant. 
 White, Ira & Son, flour and saw mill proprietors. 
 
 OSBORNE, C. W.— A post village, beautifully situated on the banks of the Ottawa River, in th* 
 township of Cumberland and county of Russell. Distant from L'Orignal, the county seat, 40 miles; 
 from Ottawa, 60 miles; and from Montreal, 106 miles. Population, 183. 
 
 Allan, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Barnard, S., superintendent common school. 
 
 Bouoher, Rev. J. O. 
 
 Coillier, Thomas, carpenter and boildcr. 
 
 D' Amour, Antoine, blacksmith. 
 
 Davis, Jnmes, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Dessin, Tb<>ophile, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Dunning, George, agricultural implement manufac- 
 turer and blacksmith. 
 
 DONNING, Q. O., J. P., and postmaster. 
 
 DUNNING. G. G. & SON, general merchants. 
 
 Dunning, Wm. H., general merchant. 
 
 Dunning, W. N., clerk of flfth division court. 
 
 Ferguson, James, dentist and physician. 
 
 Filiatreault, Frank, carpenter and agricultural im- 
 plement manufacturer. 
 
 Grier, John, sewing machine agent. 
 
 Orier, J. & B., general merchants. 
 
 Orison, J. S., accountant. 
 Lloyd, John, accountant. 
 Lough, Wm., flour mill. 
 Magor, Edward, cooper. 
 MoCallum, Archibald, bailifT. 
 McClelland, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 McCwan, Rev. John. 
 
 MoKee, Henry, cabinet maker and builder. 
 MoKee, Henry, carpenter. 
 McPhee, Mr., blacksmith. 
 MoRae, Mise, bonnet maker and milliner. 
 Potrio, Archibald, land agent. 
 Smith, Rev. Mr. 
 
 Waters, Charles, collecting agent. 
 Wilson, John, town clerk. 
 Wilson, John D., town treasurer. 
 Wilson, Wm., county warden, reeve and general 
 merchant. 
 
 W. C. CUEWETI Sl CO., LITHOGRAPHERS AND ENQBAVERS, KING STREET, TOBONTa 
 
maker, 
 iker. 
 
 and onrriers. 
 
 tth. 
 prietor. 
 
 ir, iDBorance agent, 
 loe merchant, 
 knt. 
 
 pa). 
 
 m tlie townships of 
 >1 and one church, 
 and from Toronto, 
 
 I aigu painter, 
 rietor. 
 
 ir, and grist mill 
 
 "<J waggon makers. 
 
 tor. 
 
 88 ranker. 
 
 uaker. 
 
 i carriage builders, 
 smaker. 
 
 aster, lumber and 
 aill proprietors. 
 
 :aira Riyer, In th* 
 \iy seat, 40 miles ; 
 
 ?maker. 
 1 builder. 
 
 lilliner. 
 
 tere and general 
 
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 OSGOODE— OSHAWA. 
 
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 OSOOODE, C. W.— A post village, situated on Elbo« 
 eouoty of Carleton. Distant from Ottawa, the count/ U 
 about 400. 
 
 "^•k, in the township of Os^oode and 
 JU miles. Tri weekljr mail. Population 
 
 Allen, Joseph, surgeon. 
 
 Allen, Wm., tailor. 
 
 BAKER, A. J., J. r., postmaster and township 
 
 tressarer. 
 Blair, Wm., general merchant. 
 Bradshiiw, Qeorge, carpenter and builder. 
 Bradshaw, John, carpenter and builder. 
 Carson, John, proprietor of Commercial Hotel. 
 Clark, Wm., Uilor. 
 
 Commercial Hotel, John Carson proprietor. 
 Doctor, Wm., tanner. 
 Dow, John, reere. 
 
 Forest, Kev. C, Chnruu of England. 
 Glasgow House, Audrew Lawson proprietor. 
 Oold, Thomas, farmer. 
 Irolay, Andrew, boot and shocmak«-<- 
 IvoBon, Timothy, harness and tru' taaker. 
 Ireeon, Timothy, painter. 
 Kennedy, John, township clerk. 
 Lawson, Andrew, proprietor Glasgow House. 
 Martin, Ueliard, waggon maker. 
 
 Mayo, Beniamin, cooper. 
 
 MoPuul. ^t ^s Mary, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 >((<*'ormick, Hugh, flour and feed dealer. 
 
 ^cKeown, Robert, boot and shuomaker. 
 
 Me.Master, Wm , proprietor, Norsh Britain Hotel. 
 
 McMillan, Znohariab, J. P. and general merchant 
 
 Morgan, Ira, J. P. and deputy reere. 
 
 Morgan, Win., general merchant. 
 
 Morrison, Joseph, school teacher. 
 
 North Ilritain Hotel, Wm. McMaster, proprietor. 
 
 O'Brien, Rev. J , Roman Ciitholio. 
 
 Popham, Mrs. W., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Porter, JIames, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Robillard, Adolphus, physician. 
 
 Stringer, Wm., tanner and currier. 
 
 Sweeney, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Sweet, Rer. C. Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Wallace, Wra., general merchant. 
 
 Watson, S , boot and shoemaker. 
 
 White, Rjr. J., Canada Presbyterian. 
 
 OSHAWA, C. W. — A flourishing incorporated villnge, in the township of Whitby, county of Ontario, 
 South Riding, situated 2J miles from Sydenham Harbour, on Lake Ontario. The land in the neigh- 
 bourhood is well suited to agricultural purposes, and under a high state of cultivation. 0:)hawa has a 
 fine local trade, and furnishes a market for nil the wheat rained in the vicinity, which produces flour of 
 A very superior brand. SeTeral large factories are in operation, the largest of which is an establish- 
 ment for making agricultural implements. It is a station on the Grand Trunk Railway, and is distant 
 from Toronto ,33 miles, and from Montreal about 300 miles. Mails daily, and money order office. 
 Population about 2,500. 
 
 Allen, D., book and muiio dealer. King. ' 
 
 Bailey, Edwin, confectioner. King. 
 
 BAINBRIDQE, W.M., blacksmith and horse-shoer, 
 
 I Simooe (see card, p. 620). 
 
 Barron, J., hair dresser. King. 
 
 Bean, Wm., flour and feed dealer, King. 
 
 BILL, FRED'K, butcher, King (see card, p. 520). 
 
 Boyd, John, saddle and harness maker, King. 
 
 Bradley, Joseph, photographer, Simooe. 
 
 BRITISH AMERICAN HOTEL, Thomas Downing, 
 proprietor (see card, p. 620). 
 
 Brown, C. B., dealer in stoves and tinware. 
 
 Campbell, John, butcher. King. 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, W. J. 
 Sutton, agent. 
 
 Carmichael, James, general merchant, King. 
 
 Carswell, H., confectioner and fancy goods. King. 
 
 Clark, Joseph, M.D., physician, Athol. 
 
 Cornish, Thos., tailor, Simcoo. 
 
 Cowan, J. & W., importers and dry goods merchants. 
 
 Craig, Joseph, carriage maker, Simooe. 
 
 DaTis k Richardson, painters, King. 
 
 Dickey, Win., boot and shoe manufacturer and sew- 
 ing machine agent. 
 
 DOWNING, THOMAS, proprietor Biltish American 
 Hotel (see card, p. 620). 
 
 Edwards & Hodder, merchant tailors. 
 
 ENGLISH, LYMAN, attorney, solicitor- in-chancery, 
 Simcoe (see card, p. 620). 
 
 Fairbanks, S. B., barrister, Simooe. 
 
 Fowke, J. W., general merchant. King. 
 
 Gibbs, W. II., & Co., general merchants, King, cor- 
 ner Simcoe. 
 
 Gibbs & Bro., flour mill proprietors. South Oshawa. 
 
 Qilohrist, John, dry goods merchant, Simooe, 
 corner King. 
 
 GURLEY, GEORGE, merchant tailor. King (see 
 card, p. 616). 
 
 Guy, J. O., wharfinger. Port Osbawa. 
 
 H.\LIi, JOSEPH, manufacturer of thrashing ma- 
 chines, reapers, &o. (sec card, p. 620.) 
 
 Hawkin, J-^^ei n, blacksmith, Simcoe. 
 
 HAY, WILLIAM 0., general merchant. King. 
 
 Honey, C, carriage maker, Simcoo. 
 
 Jarvis, C R , hardware merchant, King. 
 I Jordan, Wm., painter and glaiier. King. 
 
 Keddie & Coedy, harness makers. King. 
 
 KELLER, FRANCIS, postmaster, Simooe. 
 
 KIRKPATRICK, MATTHEW, boot and shoemaker, 
 Simcoe (see card, p. 51 G). 
 
 Lambert, Fre.lerick, tailor, King. 
 
 Laughland, Wm., butcher, Simcoe. 
 
 Leslie, Edward, station master. 
 
 Lockhart House, Mrs. McElroy, proprietress. King. 
 
 Luke & Brother, manufacturers of furniture. King. 
 
 Luke & Orr, editors and proprietors, Othawa Vindi- 
 cator, Simcoe. 
 
 MARKHAM, MARTIN, boot and shoemaker. King. 
 
 McCarthy, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. King. 
 
 MoChesney, Wm. H., confectioner, King. 
 
 McDougall, John, foundry and machine shop. Water. 
 
 McGill, John, ouctioneer, Simcoe. 
 
 McGill, Wm., M.D., physician, King. 
 
 McMahan, John, general merchant, Simcoe. 
 
 MIALL, EUtVARD & CO., cabinet and chair rnaaa< 
 facturers, Simcoe. 
 
 Mitchell, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, Simooe. 
 
 Moore, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, King. 
 
 Morris & Miohael, general merchants. 
 
 Moss & Co., tanners. King. 
 
 Muir, W., auctioneer, Simcoe. 
 
 Muloahy, Thomas, general merchant, Simooe. 
 
 W, C, CUBWETT 4 CO., LAW PRINTERS AND STATIONERS, KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 
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 08HAWA. 
 
 A6RI€ULTURiLI. WORKS. 
 
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 Brinkerhoof's Self-Raking Reaper. Cayuga Chief Combined Reaper and Mower. 
 
 BALL'S CELEBRATED OHIO REAPER AND MOWER. 
 
 HUBBARD IMPROVED COMBINED REAPER AND MOWER. IIUHBARD LIGHT MOWER. 
 
 
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 WITHIN A FEW YARDS OF THE STATION, OSHAWA, C. W. 
 
 TRAVELLERS WILL FIND GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS. 
 
 «00l) LIQUORS AND CIGARS ALWAYS ON HAND. 
 
 WILL.IAM BAINBIIIDGE, 
 
 General Blacksmith and Horse Shoer, 
 
 8IM0OB STREET, OSHAWA, 0. W. 
 
 ■•ptlrsof all kIndH dnnaon thoahartMtnottreaDit toutlalaotlpii. 
 Agrlcaltural InipUmentaftlWkja on band. 
 
 BRITISH AMERICAN HOTEL. 
 
 TnOS. DOWNING, Troprieto;;. 
 
 A yillST CLASS IIOTKU iilluatod In th* mntre of the Tlllac*. 
 
 Om.'«ibui to »ai trun llio Out 
 
 A First CiMa Billiard Room attachml «oMm Uotal. 
 
 FREDERICK BILL, 
 BKEF and PORK BUTCHER, 
 
 RAUIiAGIB MAKBRt *«. 
 
 KINO HTRKKT OHIIAWA, W. 
 
 OonaUntl) on Uaml, all kindi of Mnat of the eholneit quallt/. 
 
 IiHfd, Hmnkad Bolngna RauiMKmi, As,, tc. 
 
 A nAii.T ai'PPiT ur raMii riso. 
 
 Town and Country OrJnn piiuctuall; attended to. 
 
 LYMAN ENGLISH, 
 
 SOLICITOR li\ CHANCERY, &Ce 
 
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 llnrdooh & Brotben, (tenerftl merobants, Simcoe. 
 
 OdriscoU. M., tailor, King. 
 
 Pedlar, Henry, dealer in stoves and tinware, Simcoe. 
 
 Plews, Miss, pbysician, 8imooe. 
 
 Quigley, Malaohi, nropr. Fanner's Hotel, Simcoe. 
 
 BAlLRO.'iD HOTEL, John Stokes, proprietor (see 
 
 card, p. 620). 
 Robinson, Mark, dniggist. King. 
 Santry, D 1>., sboemaker, Simcoe. 
 SHAW, JOHN, chemist and druggist, Simcoe. 
 Skae, E. E., insurance agent, Simcoe. 
 Small, John, brusbmaker. 
 Smith, C. W.. photographer, Simcoe. 
 Spalding, D , brewer. 
 8PR0ULE, V/. P., mnnnfactorer of soda water and 
 
 Barsapnrilla, King, (seacard, p. 516), 
 Steam Tannery, late Bartlett & Brother, South 
 
 Oshawa. 
 Stepheno, Jameri, dentist, King. 
 Stephenson, George, butcher. King, 
 STOKES, JOHN, proprietor Railroad ;Hutel, South 
 
 Oithawa (see card, p. 620). 
 
 Sutton, W. J., flour and prorision denier and iniur- 
 ance agent, Simcoe. 
 
 Swalwell, Oenrge, (aiiur, King. 
 
 Tnlliimy, Wm., pump niakpr, Simcoe. 
 
 Taylor, Francin, watubmaker and jeweller, Simco«. 
 
 TAYI.OK, PIllLll*. watubmaki-r and jeweller, Sim- 
 coe ^see cani, p. 516). 
 
 Tempest, W., M.D., physician, King. 
 
 ThoDian & StevcMHon, builders. 
 
 Thompson & Stuokwell, boot and shoe manufactar- 
 ers, King. 
 
 VAKS, C. N., dentist, Simcoe (see card, p. 516). 
 
 WbIIs, Patrick, cooper, Simcoe. 
 
 WiiJHh, C, collector of customs, Simcoe. 
 
 Wnlton, A. M., insurance agent, Siniuoe. 
 
 Warren, J. B., manager Bank uf Ontario, Simoot. 
 
 WMlllEN. JOHN, flour mill proprietor. King. 
 
 WARRKN, C. & CO , tanuers and curriers. 
 
 WIllTlNa, A. 8. & CO.. miunifi»oiurers of scythei, 
 f.)rkB, hoes, fic, South O^Uiiwa. 
 
 Willinms, Tboiun!", barber, King. 
 
 WOON & mtOTllEKS, proprietors Woon Hotel (■«# 
 card, p. 511!). 
 
 OSNABBUCE CENTRE, C. W.— A small post Tillage, situated In the township of O.'inabraok 
 and county of Stormont, DiHtniit from I)ickinson't< Landing Htiition, on the Grand Trunk Kuilway, 
 miles; from Cornwall, the county town, 17 miles; and from Montreal, 83 milefl. Population about 100. 
 
 Algnire, J., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Baker, O., J. P., ami farmer. 
 
 Baker, W. M., gcn(>ral merchant. 
 
 Brediu, H. J. & Co., flour, grain and feed dealers. 
 
 Cryderman, J., farmer. 
 
 Cryderiuau, M., grocer. 
 
 DuTall, C. M., blacksmith. 
 
 Eligh, H., cabinet maker. 
 
 Hawn, 8., boot an<l shoe maker. 
 
 Johnson, P. W., blucksmith. 
 
 Mathews, G., tailor, clothier and hotel proprietor. 
 
 Maxwell, F. J., grocer. 
 
 I'limadiT J., carpenter and builder. 
 
 POAl'S, J. J., postmaster a^ii general morcbsnt. 
 
 Smith, Alexander, lohoul traoher. 
 
 Wiiruer, A., farmer. 
 
 Wnrner, F., farmer. 
 
 Warner, P., farmer. 
 
 Warner, 3., butcher. 
 
 OTTAWA, C. W. — The notoriety which this city has received, as being fixed upon as t)ie Seat of 
 Government for Canada, has invested it with a signiOcauoe which, otherwise, in all probability, it 
 never would have obtained. Ottawa is the new name given to the town of Bytown, by wliloh it has long 
 been known as the centre of an itnnicn^te lumber district on the river Ottawa. It is situated on tbo 
 riror where the Rideau and Gautincau rivui.i .-lud the Kidoau canal all meet. The streets are all wid« 
 and regularly laid out, and so far reflects great credit on the engineerin/; skill employed. The city 
 can boa.<<t nf some as fine and magnifloenl buildings as any other oily, ei'.ber in (!i-.iindn or the United 
 States. The sceuory around Ottawa is lar beyond the e.xpectation o' strangers, and the view from 
 Barrack Hill is one of surpassing grap't«' - -.nd extent, combining ir. it a trinity of river, landscape 
 and full Hcenery, which few placos can itoast of At the west end oi' the city are situated the cele> 
 brated ('bnudiere Falls, which plunge about forty feet, the spray of which oun be seen a long way off 
 ascending in the air ; and immediate'^ below tbo fkilf the river '.a spauncd by an elrgiint, durable 
 Busponsioti bridgo. Here again are Rideau FalU — "Niagara in iriuiature," — and one of tliv prettieit 
 little fulls to bo seen any where: although only thirty t'oet in in height, they present feat urea of 
 interest and grei>t beauty. As a city, Ottawa has, perhaps, the most beautiful and picturesque 
 situation of any in the province, — built beside the lOMitrtifluent Cbundii'sre, upon a rocky elevation, 
 commanding a fine view of the surrounding country an fur as the ey<' can reach, — it is almost eqnal 
 to Quebec itself, Tbo fine, far-stretcbing campaign opened up tu a great extent by hardy settlem, 
 who have cleared for themselves a home and farm ; the vilUgcs, nestling among the trees ; the deep, 
 dark forests, extending on either hand, aa yet apparently untuaohed by the wooiiuian's axe ; and the 
 magnificent river; ali command, by turns, the dtiligbtod attention, and call forth unmingled exclama- 
 tions of pleasure. The city itself is well huiii; ami the elevations of the ground have been takes 
 advantage of to heighten the etTect. The Hnu8.^-H of Parliament (now in process of ereetion), whea 
 onoe complete, and the Government removes to Ottawa, will add greatly to its attractions and bual- 
 ness. The magnificent range of buildings fitly adorn the romantic site upon which they stand. 
 There is a daily line of steamers between Ottawa, Montreal and Kingston ; and the Ottawa and 
 Prescott railway train* run twice a-day to Presoott, whore they oonnei)t',wilh the Grand Trunk Rail- 
 way. Ottawa is distant from Montreal, 120 luiles ; from Quet l-v, 2Uti miles ; from Kingston, U5 milf ': | 
 and from Toronto, 238 miles. Daily mall*. Population about lu,U00, 
 
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 Abbott, Francis, foreman of works, Rideaa Canal, 
 
 office Wellington. 
 Abbott, Richard, commiaaion agent, Mosgrore, near 
 
 St. Paul. 
 JEtna Insurance Company of HartforJ, J. T. Peu- 
 
 nock, agent, Aumond's Ouildinga. 
 Abearu, J. & W., bUcksmiths, Duke (Chaudit^re). 
 Aird, George E., lumber merchant, bouse Daly, 
 
 corn'.r King. 
 Albert, John, carpenter, Biddy. 
 Albert, Samuel, carpenter, Biddy. 
 Alberti, Louis, maaon and builder, St. Patrick. 
 Albion Hotel, Nicbolna, corner Court Huose Arenne. 
 Allan, George, carpenter. New Edinburgh. 
 Allan, James, general store, New Edinburgh. 
 Anderson, Mrd. M., grocer, Ridoau, near Nicholas. 
 Anderson, T., gasiitter and tinamitb Rideau. 
 Angus, J. & A., cabinet makers, upholsterers and 
 
 funenil undertakers, Rideau. 
 Armstrong, Christopher, president Protestant Hoa- 
 
 pital. 
 Armstrong, C, county judge for county Carleton. 
 Armstrong, Edward, crier Superior Court. 
 Armstrong, Peter, Union House, corner Queen and 
 
 Elgin. 
 Armstrong, Thomas, blacksmith, Besaerer. 
 Aslitield, John, groceries, provisions and crockery, 
 
 Duke (C^liaudii^re). 
 Aakwitb, John, builder, McKay. 
 Atkins, W., shoctaaker, St. Paul. 
 Atwood, John, marble worker, Ottawa. 
 Auliray, Moses, builder, Oregon, L. B. V. 
 Aumond, Joseph, lumber merchant, Rideau. 
 Austin & Thistle, provincial land surveyors, civil 
 
 engineers, &o., corner Metcalf and Sparks. 
 Ayar, Thomas, mason, Sherwood, L. B. F. 
 Baade, Chiirles, grocery, Clarence. 
 Bailey, K. \V., saloon, Wellington. 
 BailifT, James, bniliflT 1st division court for county 
 
 Carleton, Court House. 
 Bain, Archibald, Victoria Hotel, St. Paul. 
 Baines, (!. E , clerk PostOIGce, Elgin. 
 Baincs, C. T., solioitor and land agent, Nicholas. 
 Baker, G. P., poslmaster, Elgin, 
 Baker, George, flour dealer, York, opposite Market. 
 Baker, James, carpenter, Kent. 
 Balbirnie, James, music teacher, Nelson. 
 Baldwin, Alanson, lumber merchant, Victoria Is- 
 land. 
 Baldwin, A. F1 , saw mill, Duke (Chaudii^re). 
 BalthazanI, C'harles, trooper, L. B. F. 
 Bancroft, Miss, teacher, Elgin, corner Albert. 
 Bans^ 0. W. ft Co , hatters and furriers. Sussex. 
 , AMv OF URITiail NORH AM' lUCA (Ottawa 
 
 Agency), A. C. Kelty, agent; J. A. Codd, teller; 
 
 Wellington 
 BANK OF MONTREAL, P. P. Harris, msnager; 
 
 James Cox, accountant; E. B. Crombie, teller; S. 
 
 Green, dork. Wellington. 
 BANK OF UPPER CANADA, Thomas Helliwell, 
 
 manager ; John II. Pinhey, accountant ; C. B, 
 
 GrnBett, tuller, Wellingun. 
 Banner Newspaper, Rideau, opposite Dalhousie. 
 Barbeau, G, carpenter, Chureb. 
 Barboau, Joseph, carpenter, Church. 
 Bar'uer, J. IL, bookseller and news dealer, Susaex. 
 Barichon, M , constable. City Hall. 
 Barrett, Michael, grocer, York, corner William. 
 Barry, J., niiison and builder. 
 Barry, Robert, niaaon and builder, Rideau. 
 Barth»mo, Louis, watchmaker. Clarence. 
 Baakervillc, Patrick, dealer in groceries, liquors, 
 
 oronkery, Ac, &o., Sussex. 
 
 lumber merchant, Albert Island, 
 groceries, wines. 
 
 Baston, T. C. 
 
 Chaadi6re. 
 Bate, C. T., & Co., dealers in 
 
 liquors and crockery. Sparks. 
 Bate, Charles L., governor County Jail. 
 Beatty, W., mason and builder, Daly, near Ottawa. 
 Beaubien, C, physician and surgeon, York. 
 Beaucaire, Denj., hotel proprietor, opposite Market. 
 Beauce, N., boot and shoemaker, Mosgrove. 
 Beauchamp, A., blacksmith, St. Paul. 
 Belivenu, Jazarie, dentist, William. 
 Belk, Samuel, saw filer and setter, Rideau. 
 Bell, John D., deputy sheriff for county of Carleton, 
 
 Court House. 
 Bell, Mrs. Mary, grocery and saloon, York. 
 BELL, ROBERT, M.P.P., president Ottawa and 
 
 Prescott Railway, res. Bridge, near Chaudiere. 
 BELL, ROBERT, proprietor Citizen (weekly and 
 
 semi-weekly), Rideau. 
 Bell, Wm., carpenter, Maria. 
 Bell, Wm., proprietor Chaudit^re Saloon, Duke. 
 Bell & Woodburn, book and job printers, Elgin, 
 
 near Sparks. 
 Bellefeuille, J'^anrh, mason and builder, Ottawa. 
 Kellehumeur, Alex., harness maker, Sussex. 
 Belleman, T., boot and shoemaker, Sussex. 
 Bence, Nicb., boot and shoemaker, North St. Paul. 
 Bennett, John, boot and shoemaker, Victoria. 
 Benoit, J., carpenter, Rideau. 
 Berricbon, J., mason and builder, Bolton. 
 Berrichon.'M., bailiff, St. Andrew. 
 Berrichon, Maxime, boot and ahoemaker, Bolton. 
 Best, F., bakery, Sparka. 
 
 BETHBNB, E. W., agent, Montreal Telegraph Com- 
 pany, Sparks. 
 Binns, C, butcher, Rideau. 
 Birdloe, J., boot and shoemaker, New Edinburgh. 
 Birkett, Wm., mason and bnilder. Bridge, L. B. F. 
 Bishop, Henry P., marble worker. North St. Paul. 
 BISHOP, RICHARD, proprietor British Lion Hotel, 
 
 Sparks. 
 Bishoprick, Mark, carriage maker, Bank. 
 Black, Thomas, physician and surgeon, Susset, 
 Blackburn, James, merchant. New Edinburgh. 
 Blackburn, R., general me.-chant, New Edinburgh. 
 Biagrave, Robert, boot and shoemaker, Maria. 
 Blanohette, E., innkeeper, Church. 
 Blanchette, Louis, hotel keeper, Sussex. 
 Blasdell, Thos. M., Wellington-Street Foundry and 
 
 Machine Shop, Wellington. 
 BLASDELL, N. 8. & CO., p;oprietors Victoria 
 
 foundry and machine shop, Middle (Victoria 
 
 Island). 
 BIyth, George R., dry goods merchant, Wellington. 
 BIyth, John, cabinet maker, Victoria. 
 Bohrer, Wm., pianist, Sparks, near O'Connor. 
 Bolan, Wm , butcher. Market Square. 
 Bomque, Stanislas, cooper. King. 
 Bonell, John, cabinet maker, Sally. 
 Booley, Thomas, blacksmith, Clarence. 
 Booth, Dudley, gunsmith, Wellington. 
 Booth, John, saw mill and shingle factory Chau- 
 
 diire. 
 Booth, R. J., lumber merchant, Chaudidre, near 
 
 toll gate. 
 BOOTH, R. R , dealer In dry goods, groceries, 
 
 liquors and provisions, Duke. 
 Borbridge, 8. & H., saddlers, harness and trunk 
 
 makers, Ridetj i. 
 Borbridge, William, harness maker, Rideau, near 
 
 Sussex. 
 Boston, W. H., millwright, Duke, near Chnudi^rt. 
 Bott, Mrs. Eliiabeth, grocery, &o., St. Patrick. 
 
 W. 0. CUEWETT <k CO., BOOKSELLEHS, STATIONERS AND PRlNTEiib, TORONTO. 
 
it, Albert IbImk], 
 
 groceries, winea, 
 
 ' Jail. 
 
 ily, near OtUwa. 
 on, York. 
 , opposite Market. 
 Mosgrove. 
 aul. 
 I. 
 
 Rideau. 
 )unty of Ciirloton, 
 
 on, York, 
 ilcnt Ottawa and 
 icur Chauttit^re. 
 zen (weekly and 
 
 aloon, Duke. 
 
 I priulerH, Elgin, 
 
 ilder, Ottawa. 
 !r, Sussex. 
 , Sussex. 
 , North St. Paul, 
 r, Viotori.». 
 
 Uoltou. 
 
 maker, Uolton. 
 
 I Telegraph Com- 
 
 fow Edinburgh, 
 fridge, L. H. F. 
 North St. I'aul. 
 ritisb LioD Hotel, 
 
 Bank. 
 
 con, Susset. 
 Edinburgh. 
 Vew Ediuburgh. 
 ker, Maria. 
 
 issez. 
 
 eet Foundry and 
 
 sriotors Victoria 
 liddle (Victoria 
 
 lant, Woliington. 
 'ia. 
 
 O'Connor. 
 re. 
 
 on. 
 
 e factory Chau- 
 
 Chaudii^ro, near 
 
 cods, groceries, 
 
 nesR and trunk 
 
 r, Kideau, near 
 
 near C'haudi^ra. 
 St. Patrick. 
 
 ORONTO. 
 
 OTTAWA. 
 
 52S 
 
 Bonehe, L., tarem keeper. Church. 
 
 Bourdeleaa, C, boot aid shoemaker. New Edin- 
 burgh. 
 
 Boumegal, Rer. Mr., St. Patrick, near Sussex. 
 
 Bowie, Alexander, captain steamer Victoria, house 
 Victoria Terrace. 
 
 Bowls, W., taTern keeper, Clarence. 
 
 Boyle, M., butcher, Market Square. 
 
 Bradbury, Wm., butcher, York, near Market. 
 
 Bray, J., blacksmith, New Edinburgh. 
 
 Brennan, Edward, cooper, Rideau. , 
 
 Brennan, P , blacksmith, Clarence. 
 
 British Hotel, Wm. Cartney proprietor, Wellington. 
 
 BRITISH LION HOTEL, Richard Bishop proprie- 
 tor, Sparks. 
 
 Britannia Life Assurance Company of London, Geo. 
 Hay, agent. 
 
 British American Assurance Company, Qeorge Heu- 
 bacb, Hgent. 
 
 British k American Express Company, W. H. San- 
 ger, agent, York, near Sussex. 
 
 BROUQH, BUCHANAN & CO., importers, whole- 
 sale and retail dealent in dry goods, groceries, &o. , 
 Sussex (see card, p. 624). 
 
 Brough, Buchanan k Co., general merchants, Sus- 
 sex, near Kideau. 
 
 Brown, Alexander, cooper, Biddy. 
 
 Brown, Alfred, flour and feed dealer, comer Sparks 
 and Bank. 
 
 Brown, Archibald, Qom Restaraunt, Sussex. 
 
 Brown, Q., grocer and dealer in provisious. Church, 
 
 Brown, J., soap and candle factory, York. 
 
 Brown, John, constable, City Hall. 
 
 Brown, Patrick, bnot and shoemaker, Nepean. 
 
 Brown, Peter, cooper, Bidily. 
 
 Brown, T. H., soap and candle factory, Dalhonsie, 
 
 Browr W. W., barber, Sparks. 
 
 Brunette, Thomas, shoemaker. Church. 
 
 Brysonham, Mrs. C, grocer, York, near Cumberland. 
 
 Back, Daniel, liTery stable, near Sussex. 
 
 Burke, George R., clerk first dirision court. Court 
 House, and secretary-treasurer of Ottawa Union 
 Building Society. 
 
 Burnette, P., oarp»nter, St. Patrick. 
 
 Burns, T. G., stationer, Rideau. 
 
 Burns, Wm., marble worker, Kideau 
 
 Burn?, John, iparket tax collector. Upper Town. 
 
 Burns, MicbAv.1, bl'-cksmith, St. Paul. 
 
 BURKITT, 11 O., woollon factory. New Edinburgh. 
 
 Burrows, A. W., general agent, Victoria, Upper 
 Town. 
 
 Burton. J. C, provision and fruit store, Rideau. 
 
 Butler, Wm., confectioner, Wellington 
 
 Byrne, Uiiuiel, carpenter, St. Patrick. 
 
 Bytown Gas CcinpHtiy, George Heuliaoh, secretary 
 and treasurer; James Perry, manager; oflice, 
 Rideau. 
 
 Caldwell, J. F. & Co., dry goods and clothing'mer- 
 chants, Sussex. 
 
 Cameron, Mrs., milliner, Church. 
 
 Cameron, John, oflBoe, Sparks, Upper Town. 
 
 Cameron, William A., ssloon keeper. Church. 
 
 CAMPBELL, ANDREW, grocer, wine and spirit 
 merchant, Sussux (see card, p. 630). 
 
 Campbell, J. L , proprietor Campbell's Hotel, Sussex. 
 
 Cani|>beirs Hotel, J. L. Campbell, prop., Sussex. 
 
 CAMPBELL & DUFF^, wholesale and retail dry 
 goods, grocers and liquor merchants, Sussex (see 
 oard, p. 580). 
 
 Campbell % Ross, barristTS, attorneys, solicitors in 
 chancery, conveyancers, notaries public, oommis- 
 •loners, ko., Ac, Elgin, opposite Post OOioe. 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. Qeorge 
 Heubach, a<tent, Hideau, near Sappers' Bridge. 
 
 Cardon, George, lumber merchant, Wellington. 
 
 Cardinal, J. N., merchant boards at Campbell's 
 Hotel. 
 
 Carleton, C, Rideau Hotel, Little Sussex. 
 
 Carleton's Hotel, Little Sussex, corner St. Paul. 
 
 Carman, Martin, clerk Rideau Canal, Woliiogtoo. 
 
 Caron, Thos., grocer, Cumborland, corner Cathoart. 
 
 ('arson, Charles, mason and builder. Wellington. 
 
 Cartuey, Wm., proprietor British Hotel, Wellington. 
 
 Casey, Patrick, brewer, Stuart, near Cumberland. 
 
 Caubin, B., carpenter. Church. 
 
 ("iiuthe's, Samuel, grocery, Nunnery. 
 
 t;*utin, Charles, grocery, St. Patrick. 
 
 Chambers, M. fi., auctioneer and commission mer- 
 chant, York. 
 
 Champagne, A., tavern keeper. Church. 
 
 Champagne, Basil, hotel keeper, Sussex, 
 
 Champagne, Isidore, tavern keeper, Sussex. 
 
 Champagne, L., tavern keeper, Rideau. 
 
 Charboneau, F^lix, oariage ouiker, Wilbrod. 
 
 Charbonesu, Honors, blacksmith, Ottawa. 
 
 Charon, Mrs. P., milliner and dressmaker, Churob, 
 Corner Cumbei'and. 
 
 Cbarteauu, Francis, carpenter. King. 
 
 Oheekley, M., grocery, Perry. 
 
 Chenette, l^erre, commissicn agent, Moagrove, near 
 St. Paul. 
 
 Chevrier, Leandr<^, hotel keeper, Murray. 
 
 ChiHhnIm, D., grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 
 Sussex. 
 
 Chitty, John, student-at-law. Sparks. 
 
 Christie, Alexander, contractor, Nt'pean, near Percy. 
 
 Chri!<tie, Andrew, manufacturer and dealer iu boots 
 and shoes, Sussex. 
 
 Ciiuroh, John, carpenter. Nelson. 
 
 Church, Wm., carpenter, Bunk, near Sparks. 
 
 CITIZEH OFFICE, Robert Bo'l, proprietor ; J. B. 
 Taylor, manager, Hideau. 
 
 City Brewery, J. Doyle, proprietor; office Sussex. 
 
 City Hotel, Wm. Graham, pmpriotor, Clarence. 
 
 Ciapp, James, grocer, Murray. 
 
 Clark, C. P., manu..icturer, wholesale and retail 
 dealer iu cigars, tobacco, snuff, &c., Sussex. 
 
 Clarke, George, Internatloaal Hotel, Sparks, corner 
 O'Connor. 
 
 CLARKE, JAMES, dealer in groceries, provisions, 
 country produce, crockery, glassware, Ac, &o., 
 Wellington. 
 
 Clarke, Thomas, ropemaker, Maria, near Bank. 
 
 Clary, Wm., butoher, Victoria Terrace. 
 
 Clegg, Wm., barrister, attorney, &c , Rideau. 
 
 Cleverly, John, mason and builder, Maria, 
 
 Cloutier, L., carpenter. Park. 
 
 Cluff, Edward, clerk Post Office, Elgin. 
 
 ('luff, Isaac, carpenter, Victoria. 
 
 Cluff, Wm., clerk Post Office, E]g\<\. 
 
 Coates, John, builder, Rideau, nen - .A.>ignp*U8. 
 
 Coates, Wm., watchmaker and jeweller, taxider- 
 mist, Sussex. 
 
 Cockburn & Day, hoot builders, Duke (Chaudidro). 
 
 (.^odd. Rev. Charles, Daly, near Nelson. 
 
 Codd, J. A., teller Bank of liritish North America, 
 Wellington. 
 
 Coffey, Thos., provision and grain dealer, Clarence. 
 
 Coleman, Juho T., taxidermist, ko., Wellington, 
 
 Coley, Robert, carpenter, Murray. 
 
 Collins, Miss A. Q., straw and felt milliner, and 
 dresswakrr, Rideau. 
 
 Collins, George, bailder, Ouxon, near Elgin. 
 
 Colonial Life Assurance Company, R. O'Reilly, agent 
 
 ■Hi 
 
 W. C. GUBWfiTX & CO., BUOtUELLERS AND SIATIONBRS, KING STREET, TORUNTCX 
 
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 OTTAWA. 
 
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 BKOUGH, BUCHANAN & CO. 
 
 IMPORTERS OF 
 
 AND WHOLbSALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN 
 
 SUSSEX: STREET, 
 
 DEPARTMENTS, 
 
 l8T Fiooe: 
 
 Hosiery and Gloves, 
 
 Bibbons and Flowers, 
 
 LACES and 
 
 Sewed Muslins, 
 
 HABERDASHEBY, 
 
 STUFFS. 
 Fancy Dress Qoods, 
 
 FBINTS, 
 
 Cottons and Linensr 
 
 Flannels and Cloths. 
 
 DEPARTMENTS, 
 
 2nd Floor: 
 
 SILKS, 
 
 SFAWLS, 
 
 MAN.TLES, 
 
 'l.ONNETS, 
 
 and 
 
 MILLINEBY, 
 
 CABPETS, 
 
 FUBNISHINGS, 
 BLANKETS. 
 
 BROUGH, BUCHANAN & CO. 
 
 TEA AND COFFEE MERCHANTS, 
 
 AND 
 
 SUSSEX STREET, 
 
 OTTAWA, 
 
 Canada West 
 
 ■•^•^■*.iT*rO***r*^ *■ 
 
 Agents for McEwan's, (of Portland,) Celebrated Finnan Haddies. 
 
 Extraordinary Msrit most belong to that whieh pleases ever/ one, ami auch ia tho oase with our 
 
 Unrivalled Mixtures of Mocha, Java, Jamaica, and Plantation Ceylon Coffees, 
 
 R0A9TKD AND OROUND DAILY ON TliK VIII'MISKB BY 8TKAM POWRK. 
 
 W. 0. CliBWETT & CO., BOOKBINDERS AND LAW rBJNTBBS, KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 
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 OTTAWA. 
 
 525 
 
 TMENTS, 
 
 Floob : 
 
 LKS, 
 
 LWLS, 
 
 ,TLES, 
 
 NETS, 
 
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 INERY, 
 
 PETS, 
 
 SHINGS, 
 rEETS. 
 
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 ada West. 
 
 Haddies. 
 
 e with oar 
 
 i?n Coffees, 
 
 rOUONTO. 
 
 CommeroUl Hotel, Robert Elliott, proprietor, York, 
 
 near Market. 
 Connolly, Timothy, grocery, floar and feed. Court 
 
 Uonae Avenue. 
 Connanney, James, butcher, William. 
 Connell, R. M., brewer, Victoria Terrace, y ,7« 
 Coonelly, James, butcher, Sparks. ' 
 
 Conway, Patrick, tavern keeper, Clarence. 
 Conway, Miss, milliner, Rideau. 
 Cook, John, carpenter, Maria. 
 Cook, T. A., machlntHt, Victoria. 
 Cooke, James, carpenter. Queen. ' ' ' 
 Cooke, Rot. A. R. F., professor of mathematics, 
 
 Ottawa College. 
 Cooper, Andrew, stone cutter, Murray. 
 Cooper, Thomas, mason and builder, Victoria 
 
 Terrace. 
 Cortland, V., physician and surgeon, Wellington. 
 Cory, Rob* rt, clerk Post 0«fice, Elgin. 
 Costello, Thomas, hotei keeper, St. Andrews, comer 
 
 Dalboasie. 
 Couillard, James, tavern keeper, Church. 
 Courier D' Ottawa, (weekly) J. E. Dorion, editor 
 
 and proprietor. 
 Cowan, James, carver and engraver, Elftin. 
 Cowan, John, mason and builder, Cathcart. 
 COX, GEO., copper, wood and steel engraver, and 
 
 and copperplate writer. Sparks (see card, p. Kfi). 
 Cox, Jamus, accountant. Branch Bank of Montreal, 
 
 Wellington. 
 Cox, Ralph, carpenter, Victoria Tcrrnce. 
 Coyle, John, boot and shoemaker, Duke. 
 CoweoH, Alfred, fruit store, Ridenu. 
 Crane, George, bookseller and stationer, WoHingion. 
 Crappy, J., grocer, Sussex. 
 Crawley, Miss Jane, grocery, Wellington. 
 Cressall, Geo. P., boot and shoe manufacturer and 
 
 dealer. Ridoau. 
 Creieaa, Louis, bookseller and stationer, St. Patrick. 
 Croll, James, saddle and harness maker, Rideau. 
 Crombie, E. B., teller, Branch Paak of Montreal, 
 
 Wellington. 
 Crosby, F. O., wholesale and retail boot nnd shoe 
 
 manufacturer and dealer. Sparks. 
 Cross, John, wheelwright, Duke. 
 Cross, Wm., blacksmith. Stuart, corner Ottawa. 
 Crown Hotel, D. McD. Duncan, proprietor, Rideau. 
 Cullen, S., stationer, Sussex. 
 Cummings, James, oorpenter, Stuart. 
 Cunningham, Geo , mason and builder, St. Patrick. 
 Cunuingbam, Barclay & Lindsay, wholesale and 
 
 retail dealers in dry goods, &c., Rideau. 
 Currier ft Co , lumber merchants, near Railroad 
 
 DepAt. 
 Cussans, Hen y, baker nod confectioner, Rideau. 
 CUZNGR, LUKE, wholesale and retail boot and 
 
 shoe and leather dealer, Uideau. 
 Dagenais, Alfred, rooper. King. 
 Dale, Roh«'rt, carpenter, Sherwood. 
 Dalorii', Charles, blacksmith. King. 
 Dancy James, boot and shoemaker, Percy. 
 Dandurand, ;^. v D., vicar-general, R. CatboUc. 
 Danfortb, J. H., carpenter, Maria, 
 Davern, John, butuhor, D'-lhousio. 
 Pavorn, W., butcher, Pdhousie. 
 David, L6on, carriage [iiiinter, Daly. 
 Davis, Froderiok. constable, City lIulL 
 Davis, Hugh, carpenter, Cumoerland. 
 Davis, Wra., contractor. Nunnery. 
 Daze, Vincent, boot and shoeiiiaker, St. Andrew. 
 DeBeanbien, T. G. C, physici'i' nnd surgeon, York. 
 Deoens, Pierre, boot and sLoajitker, Nunnery. 
 
 DeCheiren, Napoleon, butcher. 
 
 DeNaud, Francois, carpenter, (Maronoe. 
 
 DeNaud, M., carpenter, balbousie. 
 
 Dennison, Jacob, hatter and farrier, Sussex. 
 
 Derduel, Rev. A., professor Rhetoric, Ottawa College. 
 
 Desseic, Michael, grocery store, Weilingtun. 
 
 Desloges, F. X. P., carpenter, York. 
 
 Desmurels, L., boot ami shoemaker, Murray. 
 
 Devry, Patrick, cooper, Chaudiorc. 
 
 Dey, Joseph, buatbuilder, Duke, L. B. P. 
 
 Dickinson, M. K., forwarding and commission mir- 
 chant. Canal Basin. 
 
 Dimond, J. W., brewer, Chaudit^re Island. 
 
 Ditt, Daniel, City Hotel, Sussex. 
 
 Di'.dd, John, tailor, Wellington. 
 
 Doherty, F., clothier and merchant tailor, Sussex. 
 
 Dolnn, Charles, grocer, Church. 
 
 Dorion, J. E., physician and surgeon, Clarence. 
 
 Dosert, John, organist, St. Patrick. 
 
 Doucet, Isidore, hotel, (^hurch. 
 
 Douglas, Archibald, surveyor of customs. 
 
 Dow, Donald, carpenter, Besserer. 
 
 Dowling, Edward, grocery store, opposite Depot. 
 
 Dowsley, James, carpenter. King, near Rideau. 
 
 Dowsley, Thos., clerk, Citizen office, Rideau. 
 
 Doyli, J., proprietor of the City Brewery, office 
 Sussex. 
 
 Duck, Wn.\, barrister, Elgin, near Sparks. 
 
 Duify, Jitmes, shoemaker, Dulbousie, 
 
 Dufour, P., carriage and waggon maker, Rideaa 
 
 Dufton, Wm., grocer. Queen, near O'Connor. 
 
 Duggin, W., tavern, Baldwin. 
 
 Duhamel, F., grocery store, St. Patrick. 
 
 Duharoel, L, carrisge builder, Murray. 
 
 Duhamel, Louis, [ihysician and surgeon, Churoh. 
 
 Duhamel, Pierre, grocer. Church. 
 
 DUKE, J. E., hatter and furrier, Rideau (see card, 
 p. 626). 
 
 Dumas, Thomas, cabinet maker. 
 
 Duncan, D. MoiX, proprietor. Crown Hotel, Rideaa. 
 
 Dunn, Edward, mason, Biddy. 
 
 Dunn, Thomas, mason, Gloucester. 
 
 Dupuis, Joseph, grocer, King. 
 
 Durie, John, bookseller, stationer, fire insurance 
 agent, Phcenix i-ire Insurance Company of Lon- 
 don, Sparks. 
 
 Dusitte, John, lawyer, L. B. F. 
 
 Dwyre, J. H., oyster, fruit, fish and game depot, 
 Sparks. 
 
 Dwyre, Mrs. Margaret, straw and felt milliner, Wel- 
 lington. 
 
 Dyde, S. W., express ngent, office York, near Sussex. 
 
 Dyke, James, general merchant, Rideau. 
 
 KaisI, Thomas, boot and shoemsker. Nunnery. 
 
 Eastman, Richard, photographic artist, York. 
 
 EATON, R. & CO , paint and oil store, looking 
 glass and picture frame manufacturers, wholesale 
 and retail, Rideau (see nsTd, p. 626). 
 
 Rddix, J. C, barber, Wellington. 
 
 Rddy, C R., lumber merchant. Bridge, L. B. P. 
 
 Kdmond, L. D., hotel. Church. 
 
 Rdmondson, Jas , builder, St. Patrick, corner King. 
 
 Kdmondson, John, mason, Rideau. 
 
 Edwards, E., ex tavern keeper, St. Patrick. 
 
 Egan, Denis, hotel keeper, Olouoeiter, comer Peroy 
 
 Eggert, W., hora<»pBthist, Sparks. 
 
 Egiesoii & Sou, wholesale and retail giocera and 
 provision merchants Susaax. 
 
 Elliott, J , boot and shoemaker, Wellington. 
 
 Elliott, Rev. J., Congregational, corner Albert and 
 Elgin. 
 
 Elliott, Robert, propriet<ir Commercial Hotel, York. 
 
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 SPARKS STREET, OTTAWA CITY, C. W. 
 
 NEW STYLES OF HATS AND CAPS. 
 
 J. E. DUKE, 
 
 MANUB^ACTUREU OF AND DEALER IN 
 
 LADIES' AND 
 
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 Furs, Buffalo & 
 
 0AP8 
 
 GENTLEMEN'S 
 
 ♦ 
 
 Fancy Robes, 
 
 BV€K MITTS & GLOVES, COLLARS, CANES, NECK TIES, &c. 
 
 NFAR SAPPERS' BRIDGE, OTTAWA, C. W. 
 
 Kf OA.8H PA.ZD -FOR FXTI18. •«t 
 
 & CO. 
 
 Btail Dealers in 
 
 PiUNTS» OILS* VARBIISHSS, 
 
 R. a:. 
 
 Xann&otnrcn k Wholenle ft Betail Dealers in 
 
 Glass, Putty, Paper Hangings, Window Sliades, Curtain Fixtures, 
 
 ENGRAVINGS, PICTURE FRAMES, 
 OUT AND B03EW0OD HOULDOrOS, lOOKKTO GLASS riATES, BSirSHES AND PENCILS, 
 
 TOtiKTaKU WITH A FULL AUSOIITMICNT OF OMOUS KOa TUR TUADE. 
 
 All Ordan for Stock or for Practical Workmen, or John of I'ainltng and Paper IlaoKlng, will receire prompt •^(vntlon. 
 Special &. mention is called to our DOORS m\1 SASHES, Pbimkd and Qlaeid, ready for Builders' use. 
 
 Kerosene and Machinery Oils, and Tnrpentoleum of snperior descriptions. 
 
 English, American J" Fftneh Paper llangingt. Borders, MouldinffS, Centres, )fc., in large <]Hantitiei/>r Jobbing. 
 
 Next Door to Angus' Furniture Warerooms, Rideau Street, OTTAWA, 0. W. 
 
 GEORGE GLAGKI^iEYER, 
 
 RIDEAU STREET, OTTAWA, C. W. 
 
 DEALER IN STOVES, IRON FURNITURE, 
 
 Tinr AIVD COPPER 1¥ARES, dec. 
 
 MANlirAOTUHBR Of 
 
 iMm, m.§m>t kWb @Q)^^iRi wa^i^» 
 
 or AU DparBirnoat, 
 for Water ft Ou Worln, DistiUari ft Brvwen, iBgiaMn, nnmben, Oas Vittan, ft* 
 Undertaiie the Warming of Publio and PriTuke Buildings, ho., by Hot Water, Steam, or Air. 
 
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 Elliott k HemilkuT], dry goods, Rideau. 
 
 Emery, Key. C. P., editor of the Ontario EpUcopal 
 
 Oaztttt. 
 English Hotel, Slocombo A Stephenson, proprietors, 
 Ridenu. 
 
 Enright, Mrs , stoTes and tinware, Wellington. 
 Essex, .fohn, Mouumenta) Works, Sparks. 
 
 Erans, J., blaoksmith and waggon maker, Sparkf. 
 
 Evans, Mrs. M., grocery, Broad (Chaudi^re). 
 
 Evans, S>iniuel, proTisions, cor. Rideau and Soasez. 
 
 Erana, Miss Sarah H., milliner, Wellington. 
 
 Fairbnnks, Louis, hotel keeper, Murray. 
 
 Fallis, R B , printer, Wellington, corner Metcalf. 
 
 Fooean, Paul, hotel keeper, Murray. 
 
 Farmer, Thomas, proprietor New Edinburgh Hotel. 
 
 Feather^cone, J. P., chemist and druggist, Sussex. 
 
 Feavreau, Paul, constable, City Hall. 
 
 Fellowes & Radenhurst, barristers, Rideau, near 
 Sappers' Bridge. 
 
 Fepin, Francis, shoemaker. 
 
 Ferguson, Henry, tailor, Sparks, near Elgin. 
 
 Filiatrniilt, A., boot and shoemaker, Water. 
 
 Finglaiid & Draper, wholesale and retail dry goods, 
 Sussex. 
 
 Finley, Wm., clerk for Joseph Aumond, Rideau. 
 
 Fitzgerald, Michael, contractor, Clarence. 
 
 Fittpatrick, John, grocery store, Rideau. 
 
 Fitzputrick, Thomas, blacksmith, Oeorge. 
 
 Floyd, Thomas, cabinet maker. Queen. 
 
 Foi«y, A , tinsmith, Sussex. 
 
 Foisy, -J. Z., grocery, St. Andrew. 
 
 Toote, .lames, grooer, Rideau, corner King. 
 
 Forbes, Thomas, grocer, Dalhousie. 
 
 Ford, John, blacksmith, Kent, cor. Victoria Terrace. 
 
 Fogerty, Patrick, shoemaker. North St. Paul. 
 
 Forgie, John, sen., general merchant, Rideau, near 
 Little Sussex. 
 
 Forrest, A. G. & A. H., proTincial land surveyors 
 for Canada, Metcalf, corner Sparks. 
 
 Fotheringham, John, mason, Queen, L. B. F. 
 
 Fowler, Mrs. Elizabeth, grocery, Duke (ChauditVe). 
 
 Frascr, James, deputy clerk of crow and pleas, 
 clerk of county court, and registrar of surrogate 
 court. Court House. 
 
 Fraser, Jiimes, millinery and general fancy trim- 
 mings, Ridenu. 
 
 Frascr, Simon, High Sheriff for county of Carleton, 
 oftice. Court House. 
 
 Fraser & Co., commission merchants, Wellington, 
 near May. 
 
 Frazcr, Wm., boot and shoemaker. Queen. 
 
 Frechette, A., proprietor Chaudifere Hotel, Bridge. 
 
 Frechette, A. "T. , stone CHrvcr, (Mmudiftre. 
 
 Friedrick, Thcodoro, bra^s fuui>iier, Rideau. 
 
 Freligh, H., hatter and furrier, Rideau, near Nich- 
 olas. 
 
 Fricl, II. J., insurance agout, Sussex. 
 
 Friel, H. J., editor Union and mayor, Stuart. 
 
 Fricl & Co., publishers and proprietors Ottawa 
 Union, York. 
 
 Fripp, H. R., organist, 4 Princess Terrace. 
 
 Fripp, S. B., architect, 4 Princess Terrace. 
 
 Fuller, Thomas, principal architect Parliament 
 Buildings. 
 
 Gabler, Theodore, seed store, York. 
 
 Oafney. Bernard, tailor, Sussex. 
 
 Qalagher, Thomas, builder, Riileau, corner Nelson. 
 
 Oftlwey, W. B., ciril engineer, Connor, near Wel- 
 lington. 
 
 Qe.'ien, Louis, hotel, Nunnery. 
 
 Garland, Mutohmor ft Co , staple and fancy dry 
 goods, llideau. 
 
 Garriepy, Louis, hatter, Murray. 
 
 Garth ft Co., plumbers, Ridenu, near Sussex. 
 
 GARVEY, Db. JOSEPH, chemist and druggist, 
 
 Rideau. 
 Oauthier, E., innkeeper, Dalhousie. 
 Gauthier, Wm., cabinet maker, Dalhousie. 
 Gelbausen, P. J., tobacconist, Rideau, near Mos- 
 
 groTe. 
 Qereau, John, grocery. Church. 
 G)>rman, L., tinsmith, Suesex. 
 Giappy, J., grocer, Sussex. 
 Gibb ft Smith, barristers, Rideau, near S.ippera' 
 
 Bridge. 
 Gibson, Mrs. J., milliner, York, near Dalhousie. 
 Gibson, James, contractor, York, near Dalhousie. 
 Gibson, John, dry goods, Rideau. 
 Gibson, John, dry goods dealer, Wellington, comer 
 
 Sally. 
 Gibson, W. H., prerentive ofiBoer, Pembroke, Port 
 
 of Bytown. 
 Gilkausen, Peter, cigar maker and dealer, Rideau. 
 Gilligan, B , grocer, Murray. 
 GILMOUR & CO., lumber merchanU, Wc'.lington. 
 Gilpin. Robert, propr. Lion Tavern, Little Sussex. 
 GLACKMEYEU, GKURGE, stoves, tin, copper and 
 
 sheet iron ware, Rideau (.see curd, p. Sllti). 
 Gleason, John, butcher. Market Square. 
 Gogiuo, Wm., hotel proprietor, .Murray. 
 Golden, Thomas, grocer, Clare'ice. 
 GOODE, DAN., proprietor Guode's Hotel, corner 
 
 Rideau nnd Nicholas (see card, p 028). 
 Goodwin, Charles, contractor, Church 
 Goodwin, James, contractor, Carleton, corner Mc- 
 
 Tagga.-t. 
 Gorman, P., tavern keeper, Clnrenoe. 
 OOUIN, J. A , proprietor Russell House, corner 
 
 Sparks and Klgin. 
 Gouldeu, J., tavern keeper, Sussex. 
 Uuulden, Ohhrles, hotel keeper, Sussex, comer 
 
 Nunnery. 
 Qouldtliritc, Samuel, grocery and lirjunr store, cor- 
 ner Rideau and Court House Avenue. 
 Graham, A. P., grooer, Rideau. 
 Graham, D., collector of customs port of Bytown. 
 Graham, James, barber, ftc, Sussex. 
 Graham, John, proprietor Albion Hotel, corner 
 
 Nicholas and Baldnin. 
 Graham, B., saloon keeper, Sussex. 
 Graham, W. J., telegraph operator. 
 Orahnm, William, lumber merchant, Spaiks, near 
 
 Hugh. 
 Gruhum, Wm., City Hotel, Clarence 
 Grand Trunk Railway Company, W. H. Sanger, 
 
 agent, corner York and Sussex. 
 Grant, D. M., commission aud insurance agent, 
 
 Sussex. 
 Grant, Edward, watchmaker and jeweller, Wellington. 
 Grant, J. A., physician and Murgcon. Ilideau. 
 Grant & Bro., hardware merchants, Wellington. 
 Grasett, C. B , teller Bank of Upper Canada, Wel- 
 lington. 
 Green, K., barber, CUrenoe. 
 Green, G. A., grocer, Rideau. 
 Green, Samuel, clerk. Branch Bank of Montreal. 
 Green, Thomas, grooer, Rideau, corner Dalhousie. 
 Griffin, M., tavern keeper, St Andiew. 
 Grisoo, L. A , general merchant, Sue-xex 
 Groiilx, Toussaint, boot aud shoemaker, Sussex. 
 Gudde, Mrs, milliner, Rideau. 
 Gnerin, Mrs Thomas, millioory and fancy goods, 
 
 Susses. 
 Queriin, F. X., grooer, St. Andrew. 
 
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 GnigncB, Right Rev. Dr. J. E. D., Roman CkthoUfl 
 
 BiHhop, hou^e 8t. Patrick. 
 QuilUrd, R«t. J. F., St. Joarpti. 
 Qnir>ir'l, Johu. grocor, dealer ia proTisioni, Ac, 
 
 Church, curner Dalhouaie. 
 Qurrier, J M. iSi Co , planing milt, Hash, door aad 
 
 bliiiil factory, near Depot. 
 Guy, Mr8., hotel keeper, Wellinfto?, near Bank. 
 Ouy, R., tavern, Wellinijtou. 
 
 Hackett, Mrs. .J. J., yuung ladieo' aetntnarj, Met- 
 calfe Square. 
 Hull, IMward, confectioner, Wellington, 
 Ilailandale, K,, tavern, Wellington. 
 Hauiiltoo, R. R., saloon, York. 
 Iliiinitton, Brothers, lumber merchants, office, foot 
 
 of Sussex. 
 Uaniiiton & Elliott, general dry goods mercUants, 
 
 Wellington. 
 Hiui>lrahan, Thomas, butcher, Duke (Chnudliire), 
 Handy, Mrs. J., niilliuer and dresbwaker, Duke, 
 
 (Cliaudi^re). 
 liaiily, Thomas, bakery, Ri 'can, 
 Haiinuin, J. M. T., general commissica agent, 
 
 Sparks. 
 Hardy. Robert, agent for Nicholas Sparkn ; office, 
 
 8parka. 
 Harris, Jumea, blacksmith and farrier, Clarence, 
 
 oppiiHJte Market. 
 IIARiUS, P. P., manager Branch Bank of Montreal, 
 ari'i ageut for North British and Mercantile Fire 
 and Life Insurance Company, Wellington. 
 Harris, Bronson & Co., lumber mercbunts, Mitldle 
 
 Victoria Island. 
 Harvey, H. N., lumber merchant, Bolton. 
 Hatton, Mrs., grocer, provisions, wines, liquors, Ac, 
 
 York, near Market. 
 Hau.ser, Augustio, tobacconist, Sassez. 
 HAY, QEOKQE, wholesale and retail dealer in shelf 
 
 and heavy hardware. 
 Hayes, Luke, grocer, Clarence. 
 Heal, J. W., cabinet maker. Queen, near O'Connor. 
 Ilealy, J. M., chair maker. Queen, L. B. F. 
 Hector, Charles, geueral merchant, 11 Duke, 
 
 (Chiiu.liiire). 
 HELLIWKLL, THOMAS, manager Bank of Upper 
 
 Canada, Wellington, 
 Hely, F. B., stationer, St. Paul, near Little Sussex. 
 Heney, A. H., saddle and harnetis maker, Sussex. 
 Heney, Alexander, landing waiter. 
 Heney, Charles, general merchant, Oloucestcr, near 
 
 Percy. 
 Heney, John, saddle and harness maker, Wellington. 
 Heney, .John, boot and shoe manufacturer and 
 
 dealer, Sussex, 
 Heubach, Qeorge, insurance and general commis- 
 sion agent, and ftecrcttiry and treasurer Ottawa 
 Qa.s Company, Rideai. 
 Hickey, John, tavern, Baldwin 
 Hill, llamnett, physician, Victoria Terrace. 
 Milliard, John, butcher, Market Square. 
 Hilliard, John, grocery and provision dealer, York. 
 Hillroann & Richer, general merchants. Sussex. 
 Hodsen, J. &Co., house and eigu painters, St. Paul. 
 Hogae, John, hotel keeper. Church. 
 Holgate &, Oliver, chair makers, Chaudidre Falls. 
 Home Insurance Company of New York, J. T. Pen- 
 nock, ageut, Rideau, near Sappers' Bridge, 
 Home, Henry, mauufacturiug stationer, corner 
 
 Sparks and Elgi" 
 Horsey, H. H., architect, corner Sparks and Bank. 
 Howe, Wm., painter, &o,, George. 
 Howell, Samuel, grocer, ooruer Rideau and Sussex, 
 
 Howes. W, B., proprietor Rideau Hotel, Rideau, 
 
 corner William. 
 Hoyland, John, publisher Ontnriu Rpiicopal Gazetlt, 
 
 boards R.iyal Victoria Hotel. 
 Huckell, B., tavern keeper, York, corner Dalhousie. 
 HUMPHKIES UEORUE, carringe and sleigh fac- 
 tory, 80 Daly (see card, p. 6'.;8). 
 Humphry, Mrs. S M , milliner and dressmaker, 
 
 corni'r Sparks and Hugh 
 Hunt, Rev A., Epi*<iopal Methodist, York. 
 Iluntio, Thos. & Wm , gfiierai meruhanis. Sparks, 
 llulohisun, Alvx., >uilder, .Vletcult'e, near (^icen. 
 Hutcbixon, Wm , builder, Queen, ti> Mcicaifu. 
 lliffe, Thomas, bakery, St. Patiirk. 
 Inglis, Henry, ale agent, Rideau, near Cnmherland. 
 International House. Gforge Clarke, proprietor, cor- 
 ner Sparks and tVCuniior. 
 International Life Assurance Society of London, II. 
 
 V. Noel, agent. 
 IS.\A(], TllOi., furnishing ironmonger and grnural 
 
 dealer a ' ...ives, glass, paints, oils, Ac, Sparks 
 
 (see card, p. 628). 
 Jamiesoo, Oeorge, baker, Besst-rcr. 
 Jamiesun, Wm., baker and flour dealer, Oeorge. 
 Jennings, Johu, wholesale and retail chemist and 
 
 druggist, Wellington. 
 Jessup, Edward, accountant. Citizen office, Ridenu. 
 Johnston, James O , dealer in flour, grain, &o., cor- 
 ner Sussex and York. 
 Johnston, M., tinsmith, Wellington. 
 Jones, Wm., grocer, Nicliolas, opposite Court House. 
 Jones, Haycock A Co., contractors for the Parliament 
 
 Buildings. 
 Journoaux, Philip, carpenter, Victoria, Upper Town. 
 Joyce, E. F., grocer, Dalhousie. 
 Joyce, P., baker. 
 Joynt, James, deputy olerk 1st division court and 
 
 secretary board of cummou school tru.stees, Cuurt 
 
 House. 
 Jubie, Joseph, fruit store, Smcex. 
 KANNA, JOHN, butcher, Duko, (rhaudiure), 
 Kavanngh, Michael, Symposium Ke»tauriinl, corner 
 
 Sparks and Metcalf 
 Kikvanagh. Timothy, flour and f<^ed store, Rideau, 
 Kearns & Ryan, dry goods, Uniun Block, Sus-<ex. 
 Keefer, Augustus, barrister, attorney, solioitor-in- 
 
 chancery, &o., Elgin, oppo>ite Post Office. 
 Keefer A Vansittart, barristers, Elgin, opposite Post 
 
 Office. 
 Kehoe, John, blacksmith, Nicholas. 
 Kohoe, S., grocery, Clarence 
 Kehoe, Thomas, general blacksmith, Churoh. 
 Kehoe, Wm., blacksmith, York. 
 KELTY, A. C, agent. Bank British North Araericft, 
 
 Wellington. 
 Kvniey, .1., cabinet maker and upholsterer. Sparks. 
 Kenley. Robt, pork inspector and cooperage, Queen, 
 
 house Sparks, 
 Kennedy, C, butcher. Market Square. 
 Kennedy, Johu, butcher, .Market Square. 
 Kennedy, Thomas, tavern, CJeorge. 
 Kennedy, Wia., gi-oow and provision dealer, St. 
 
 Patrick, corner Dalhnnsio. 
 Kerr, James, brewer, Rideau. 
 Kerr & Laoour, founders, George, near Wellington. 
 Kilby, F., proprietor Exchange Hotel, Clareuue, 
 Kilby, Francis, couHtahle, City Hall. 
 Kilduff', P., blacksmith. Yi rk. 
 King, P. M., grocery, York. 
 
 Kingley, Robert, pork inspector and oooper, Sparks. 
 Kipp, W., tinsmith, Sussex. 
 i^Berge, L., tavern keeper, Murray, 
 
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 Laoonr, J., bUckimitb, Odotk*. 
 
 Lncy, Tliomnv, butcher, Market Rqa»re. 
 
 Ladoiirtor, IliUire, chair iiiaker, CbaH<ii«>re Falls. 
 
 Ladouoer, I., innkeeper, ('huroh. 
 
 Laflene, AugaHiine, general merobant, Cburch. 
 
 Lafleur, A., sauHage maker. Oburch. 
 
 Lafontikine, M., National Reataaraut, 8aMex. 
 
 Lafoiiri^re, Amable, groe«r, Bolton, oorner King. 
 
 Lahstse, A., onrringe maker, (yhurob. 
 
 Lamb, Jnme!) Thomas, gruoer, wine and spirit mer- 
 chant, Sparks. 
 
 Lamouobe, J. M., grocery an (iroviaion store, 
 Clarence. 
 
 Lander, R<-v. J. S., Christ's Cburob, Riohmond Road. 
 
 Lsndran, Xnvier, tarern, Murray. 
 
 Lang, James, painter, glaiier and paper hanger, 
 Sparkx. 
 
 hnnfc, Mrs. Hannah, grocery, 'aly. 
 
 LangloiH. Kdward, hotel keeper, Slurray. 
 
 Langrell, Thomas, contractor, Ridcaii, near Nelson. 
 
 Lanigan, Ditniel, grocer and wine and spirit mer- 
 chant, Wt'Uingtnn. 
 
 LAI'IBRHK, E. A , merchant tailor and dealer in 
 rearly made clothin?, gentlemen's furnishiug 
 goods, triinki«, &o., Sus«ex. 
 
 Lapierre, X , hotel keeper, Church. 
 
 Laporte, Charles, general merchant, Ridean, near 
 Cumberland. 
 
 Lal'orte, Victor, grocery, Ridean. 
 
 Larivlrre, Uernard, merchant and hotel keeper, 
 Hussex. 
 
 Ltrtie, B., gnddler, &c. , Sasses. 
 
 Lnu'lcr, Rev. J. iS., Church of England, Victoria 
 Terrace. 
 
 Lauglilin, Frederick D., surgeon dentist. Sparks. 
 
 Laurin, U . boot nw\ nhoe maker, Murray. 
 
 Lavere. L., grocery, St. Patrick. 
 
 Law, Wm.. contractor, Oo»ernment Hill. 
 
 Lawrence & ('unway, boot and bhoomakers and deal- 
 ers, York. 
 
 Lazure, Qideon, merchant, boards at Champagne's 
 Hotel. 
 
 Lazure, L ,f. B.. merchant tailor and clothier, dry 
 goods, Ac, Sussex. 
 
 Leak, Enoch, barber, George. 
 
 Lebenu, 8., boot and shoe dealer, Sussex. 
 
 Leblanc. J , grocery. Church. 
 
 Leblano, Pierre, hotel keeper, St. Patrick. 
 
 Lebleeu, Simeon, boot and sbue dealer, Sussex, op* 
 poaite York. 
 
 Le Courier d'Oitatoa, Rideau, near Little Sussex. 
 
 I.ecoi>nt, iHidore, blacksmith, Bolton. 
 
 Ledwood, Charles, baker, Wellington. 
 
 Lee, J. i^., clerk of oubtoms. 
 
 Lees, R')be;'t, barrister and county attorney for 
 county of Carleton and '<lerk of the peace, Ri- 
 deau, corner Ottawa. 
 
 Lefevre, ReT. J., professor belles lottres, Ottawa 
 College. 
 
 Loivcra Emnnnel, sash and blind factory, Cbaudidre. 
 
 Leopprd, (.'harloB, innkeeper, Kidenu. 
 
 LESMS, JOHN, watchmaker and jeweller, Sparks. 
 
 Lesperance, A. P., tavern keeper, Sussex. 
 
 Le Teau, George, inckeeper, corner St. Patrick and 
 Dnlhoutiie. 
 
 Letimer, Wm., boot and shoenHker, Wellington. 
 
 Lett, Miss D., music tesrher, Metcalfe Square. 
 
 Lett, Wm P., city clerk, City Hall. 
 
 Leveille, Solomon, general merchant, St. Patrick. 
 
 Lereque, Joneph, innkeeper, St. Patrick. 
 
 LewiR, J. It., recorder aad police magistrate; office, 
 Recorder's Court. 
 
 LEWLS & PIN HEY, barristers, attoroeysatlaw, 
 solicitors in-i-hancery, notaries publio, &c., Elgin, 
 next Post Office. 
 
 Liddell, Mrs. M. and Miss H., Young Ladies' Scmi- 
 nsry. Sparks, near Metcalfe. 
 
 LIFE ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND, J. T. Pea 
 nock, agent. 
 
 Limoges, Edward, carriage maker, Chureh. 
 
 Litle, John, landing waiter. 
 
 Lille, John, coni<table. City Hall. 
 
 LIVERPOOL AND LONDON INSURANCE COM- 
 PANY, Oi-orge Heubach, agent. 
 
 Lockwood, ,M. ;\, ombrotype artist. Sparks. 
 
 Lombard, A. R., fruit store, York, near Dalbousie. 
 
 l.oney, Hughes, general merchant, Clarence. 
 
 London Fire Assurance Corporation, J. T. Pennock, 
 agent. 
 
 LoriJ(m and Lnncashire Fire and Life Assurance 
 Companies. J. T. Pennock, agent. 
 
 Longway, Edward, Ottawa Hotel, Murray. 
 
 Lonx, John W., general merchant, Ridesn. 
 
 Lumsdeii, John, general dealer, New Eilinbnrgll. 
 
 Lyon, John, grocer and tea dealer, Wellington. 
 
 Lyon, Robert, deputy judge for county uf Carleton. 
 
 Lyon & O Connor, attorneysat-law, York. 
 
 Lytle. James S., dealer in oonl oil and lamps, Sussex. 
 
 Mscauley, John, druggist, Duke (('baudu-rr). 
 
 Mact'arthy, H. F., chemist and druggist, >>'ellington. 
 
 Maodonald & Co , auctioneers and general commis- 
 sion agents, HuHsex. 
 
 Mack, v., phynicinn and surgeon, Duke. 
 
 Maekay, Thomas, accountant, Sandy Hill. 
 
 MACK.\Y & CO , proprietors New Edinburgh Flour 
 Mills and Ontario Flour and Oatmeal Mills, office 
 SusFiex (see card, p. 632). 
 
 Mackey, Wm., lumber merchant. Bay, nenr Sparks. 
 
 Mnckie, Rer. J., Baptist, Victoria Terrace. 
 
 Macrow, Mrs. J. C, fancy goods and Berlin wool, 
 Sparks. 
 
 Magee k Russell, importers of fancy and staple dry 
 goods, Sparkx. 
 
 Malloch, Edward, solictor, Richmond Road. 
 
 Malloch, John, barri-i.er and attornoy-at-Iaw, Sic., 
 Sparks. 
 
 Maloney, J., school teacher, Clarence. 
 
 Moloney, W., grocery, Clarence. 
 
 Mannhan, John, grocery, Dalhonsie. 
 
 MANCHESTER, DAV.D, met chant tailor and clo- 
 thier, Wellington (see card, p 682). 
 
 Martin, Olirer, surgeon dentist. Sparks. 
 
 Mnrtineau, A., tavern keeper, Murray. 
 
 MARTINE.VU, E., clothier and dry goods merchant, 
 Sussex (see card, p. 628). 
 
 Martincaii, J B., hotel keeper, Murray. 
 
 Mason, Wm., boat builder, Cbaudi^re Island. 
 
 Mathers, Augustus, grocery, Sussex. 
 
 Mathei-on. W. M., barrister, Sparks. 
 
 Mathews, T., hotel keeper, York, near Sussex. 
 
 Mattey, Augnstin, grocer, Sussex. 
 
 MAY, GEORGE, wholesale and retail dealer ia 
 leathers, shoe findings, trunks, &c., Sussex. 
 
 McAmmond, John, tavern, Wellington. 
 
 MoArtbur, James, brasttfouoder, Duke (Chaudi<>re). 
 
 McCallum, Miss J., grocer, Clarence, near Market. 
 
 MoCann, Francis, saloon keeper, Qluuceiter, near 
 Percy. 
 
 M.Cnnn, Patrick, saloon keeper, GlonoMter, near 
 Percy. 
 
 McCannan, Michael, saloon keeper, Murray. 
 
 McCarthy, Daniel, grocery store, Wellington. 
 
 McCarthy, J., tailor. Queen. 
 
 McCarthy, John, general merchant, Wellington. 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT <k CO., PRINTERS, BOOKBINDERS, 4a, KING STREET EAST, TORONTO. 
 
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 !i publio, &o., Elgin, 
 
 IToung Ladies' Benii- 
 
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 ler, Welliiifcton. 
 
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 I and lampx, Suatex. 
 
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 Iruggiat, tVellington. 
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 n, Duke. 
 
 andj Hill. 
 
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 [)atnieal Miila, office 
 
 t. Bay, near Sparka. 
 
 ria Terrace. 
 
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 McCaaley, John, druggiat, Duke. 
 McChianey, II., tarern, St. Andrew. 
 MoCUrnoii, Daniel, f.our and feed atore, Rideau. 
 McCloy, Robt., grocery and fruit, Duke (Cliaudirre). 
 MoComb, Wni , ilualcr in fancy goods, Riclrau. 
 MoCurniick, Andrew, grocer, wine and spirit mer- 
 
 obaut, Sparka. 
 McCorroick, Henry, flour merchant and miller ; 
 
 store, Sparka ; mill. Little Cbaudit^re. 
 McCoy, Thomns, flouring mill, Duke (Chaudiere). 
 McCrackeu, Jiimca, lumber dealer, Metcalfe Hipiure. 
 MoOulloach, Jamesi, bootand ahoemaker.^Wellington. 
 McCullougli, R., grocer, Wellington. 
 McDeiby, Wto., attorney, L. B. F., t^biiudi(ire. 
 McDonald, Alexander, merchant tailor. Sparks. 
 MoDoniild, AlHXHiider, aaloon keeper, Murray. 
 McDonald, .lohn, nuction and cuuimiaaiou merchant, 
 
 Sussex. 
 MuD.inell, John L., lumber dealer, boardi) Camp- 
 bell's Hotel. 
 MoDougHl, Francis, wholesale and retail hardware, 
 
 Ac, HuKscx. 
 McFarlitne, Win., marble worker and stone r-xid, 
 
 Rideau. 
 MoOillivray, D , physician, Spark». 
 McQillivray, Edward, general merchant, Wellington. 
 Mcdillivray, .lohn, tavern, St. Andrew. 
 MoGilton, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, Mosgrove. 
 McQilton, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, North Ht. 
 
 Paul. 
 McGow'in, John, agent Ottawa ood Montreal 
 
 Steamboat Company. 
 McUrath, Rev Mr., P. P., Roman Catiiolio. 
 McOreevy, Robert H., contractor, Govern-nciit Hill 
 Molntosh, Alexander, buildur, Dalliou><ie, itear York. 
 MoI»er, Mrs. A , grocer, St. Andrew. 
 Mclver, Patrick, butcher, Rideau, near Sussex. 
 McKechney, Mrs. Jane, grocer, Rideau. 
 McKftever, Patrick, butciicr, Ridean. 
 MoK«inzic, .A., physician ana surgeon, Wellington. 
 McKiiHtry, Robert, carpenter, Queen, L. 1(. 1''. 
 MoF^arcn. Daniel, flour and grain dealer, Rideau, 
 
 near Nicholas, 
 McLaren, John, fruit store, Wellington. 
 McLaren, John, maltaler, Sherwooii. 
 McLauriii, J, M. D., editor and proprietor OUawa 
 
 Gmelle, weekly. 
 McLean, II., auctioneer, Sussex, oppoMito York. 
 McMahan, Simon, waggon maker, Victoria Terrace. 
 McMastor, D., sadilte and harnes* makiT, Chirenoe. 
 MoPhail, M. A., thetnist and drupgist, Kiileau. 
 McQuade, D , shoemaker, Duko ((.'haudit>ro}. 
 MoStravick, Henry, broom factory, Clarence, near 
 
 Hamilton. 
 McTiiggart, Isaac, city surveyor, Victoria. 
 McTearnan, Peter, grocer. King. 
 Mechanics' Institute and Athenaeum, Sparks, corner 
 
 Elgin. 
 Megee, J., innkeeper, St, Patrick. 
 Millefont, Richard, dancing master, Biddy, near 
 
 Esther, 
 Melotte, Edward, cooper, St. Patrick. 
 Merrill, Horace, superintendent Ottawa Works ; 
 
 office, Duke (Chaudi^re). 
 Mickc, Robert, millwright, New Edinburgh. 
 Midford, Wm., ornamental iron worker, Victoria, 
 
 Upper Town. 
 Miellieur, Miss D., grocery, Murray. 
 Mignault, Edward, carriage maker, St. Andrew. 
 Miles, Edmund, hair dresser, Rideau. 
 Miller & McClearn, grocery and fruit dealers, Wel- 
 lington. 
 
 Mills, John, baker and confectioner. Rideau. 
 
 Mills, Mrs. Wm , drc^iinukiT, Sparks. 
 
 MillH, Win., Htone cutter, .SpurUi. 
 
 .Minns, Mr.i C. inilliniir, Wellington. 
 
 Minore, Wui., cabinet inaki'r A uphohtercr, Sparkl. 
 
 Moi<'Oo, John, moccaitin muker, Vork. 
 
 .Moll'iy, Rev .Michael. St Patrick, corner Sussex. 
 
 M. incite, Edward, grocer, St. Andrew, corner Dnl- 
 
 housie. 
 Montgomery, James, salooi. keeper, Wellington. 
 Montgomery, James, tailor, Wellington. 
 Montgomery, Robert, saddle and harness maker, 
 
 Rideau. 
 Montgomery, R. S., bailiff Ist division court, Ridean, 
 
 neor .Mchnlas. 
 MONTREAL IIOIJ.^E. Jamos Thompann, dealer in 
 
 dry goods, groocrins, ready-made clothing, &o., 
 
 &c., wholesale and retail (see card, p. 632). 
 Montn-al House, 1. H Parent, proprietor, (Jliureh. 
 MONTKKAL TELIXJRAPH COMPANY, N. W. 
 
 itetliune, agent, .Spnrks. 
 Montreal AASiirunec 1,'ompany, H. V. Noel, agent. 
 Miinncy, Edward, hotel keeper, ('atlicart. 
 Mooiiey, James, pottery, Rideau. 
 Mooiiey, Jo.-<eph, sforelary and treasurer Ottawa and 
 
 Prodcott Hallway, boanlri ('ampbell's Hotel. 
 Mooiiey, Robert, tinner, William. 
 Miiore, l>a\id, lumber merchant, York, opposite 
 
 Market. 
 Moore, Harry, butcher, Sussex. 
 Moore, J , lumber luerchanl, Uaird. 
 MorriB, .Micliaol, tailor, t.'larenco. 
 Morridoii, Neil, constable, City Hall. 
 Morrisiiii, Wm., City Mills, Duke. 
 Morrow, Thomas, grocery St. I'atrick. 
 Mortimer, Oeo , ohfrnist and druggist, Sussex. 
 Mott, Sidney, cabinet maker, Nicholi^s, near Canal 
 
 Basin. 
 Mowatt, Alexander, merchant tailor, Sussex. 
 Mulliii, n , merchant tailor, York. 
 .Murph;', M., grocery, Clarence. 
 Murphy, T J., forwarding and shipping agent, Ca- 
 nal liasin. 
 Murray, John, grocer, Cathcart. 
 Murray, Wm., billiard saloon proprietor, Metcalfa. 
 Naglc, Patrick, general ii •^rchmt. Perry. 
 Nagle, Kichard, himlier merchant, York, near Sussex. 
 Nelson, Thomas, hoot and shoemaker, Wellington. 
 Newell & .\nnahle, chairmakers, Chaudi^re Falls. 
 Nicholson, .1 8., librarian Ottawa Mecbauios' Insti- 
 tute an I .'\theniniim. Sparks, residence Queen. 
 Ni( holson, S., blacksmith, Clarence. 
 Nile, Michael, constable und messenger. City UalL 
 NOEL, C. v., teller Quebec Bank, Sparks. 
 NOEL, H. v., agent Qiiebce Bank, Sparks. 
 Nolan, M.. tavern keeper, Murray. 
 NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE FIRE AND 
 
 LIFE INSURANCE Ct»MPANY, P. Pearson 
 
 Hnrris, agent. Bank of Montreal. 
 Nye, L. N., agent for 0. P. Clarke, manufacturer 
 
 and dealer in cigars, tobacco, ennff, &o., Sussex. 
 O'Brien, D., boot and shoemaker, York. 
 O'lirien, Thomas, grocer, Clarence. 
 O'Brien, Thomas F., butcher, Market Square. 
 O't'onnor, Charles, commission age.'it and broktr, 
 
 Sussex, corner York, 
 O'Connor, John, grocer, Nicholas, comer St. PauL 
 O'Connor, Rev. John L., sooretary to Bishop of 
 
 Ottawa, house St. Patrick. 
 O'Connor, 0. F., grooer, wine and spirit merchant, 
 
 and wheelwright, Clarenoe. 
 O'Connors, John, grocery, Baldwin. 
 
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 O'Connor, R. E., publisher of the Ottawa Tribunt, 
 (weekly.) 
 
 Offord, George, manufacturer and dealer in boots 
 and shoes, Sussex. 
 
 O'Qara, Martin, LL.B., barrister, &c., Nicholas. 
 
 O'Hanly, J. L. P., provincial land surveyor, Cum- 
 berland, corner Murray. 
 
 Oliver & Hallgate, cabinet makers, Cbnudi(^re. 
 
 O'Meara, Joseph, cooper. New Edinburgh. 
 
 O'Meara, Patrick, " Empire Saloon," George. 
 
 O'Meara & Co., wholesale and retail dry goods and 
 clothing merchants, Sparks. 
 
 O'Neill, Edward J., constable, City Hall. 
 
 Ontario Episcopal Oazette, (weekly,) John Iloyland, 
 proprietor 
 
 O'Reilly, A., physician, Clarence. 
 
 O'Reilly, James, grocer, Clarence. 
 
 O'Reilly, Richard, insurance aud commission agent, 
 Sparks. 
 
 Ottawa Banner, (daily an I weekly,) J. Wilson, pro- 
 prietor, office Riileau. 
 
 OTTAWA BANNER, (weekly,) Andrew Wilson & 
 Son, publisher, Kideau. 
 
 OTTAWA CITIZEN, Rideau, opposite Sussex. 
 
 Ottawa Coach Factory, Rideau, opposite Dalhousie. 
 
 Ottawa College, Very Rev. J. H. Tabaret, V.Q., 
 Superior. 
 
 Ottawa Collegiate Institute, D. Thompson, jun., and 
 N. B. Webster, proprietors, corner Queen and 
 Metcalfe. 
 
 Ottawa Oazette (weekly), Dr. J. MoLanrin, editor, 
 office, Wellington, corner Metcalfe. 
 
 Ottawa Seminary for young ladies, D. Thompson, 
 proprietor. Sparks. 
 
 Ottawa Senior Grammar School, J. Thorburn, M. A., 
 Principal. 
 
 Ottawa Tribune (weekly), R. E. O'Connor, editor. 
 
 Ottawa Union, Friel & Co., publii>herB and proprie- 
 tors, York. 
 
 Ottawa Woiks; superintendent, Horace Merrill; 
 elerk, David Scott ; slide master, J. Macdunald ; 
 offices. Middle and Duke (Cbaudidre). 
 
 Ottawa Mechanics' Institute and Athenanm. — Offi- 
 cers: pre.-ident, Dr. S. C. Service; Ist vice- 
 president, W. Duck; 2nd vice-president, H. Howe; 
 treasurer, P. P. Harris ; corresponding secretary, 
 James Cunningham ; recording secretary, James 
 Lindsay ; honorary librarian, A. Currie ; libra- 
 rian, J. S. Nicholson, — Sparks. 
 
 Owen, Arthur, butcher, Rideau. 
 
 Paoknaude, V., harness maker, George. 
 
 Page, John, chief engineer, Department Public 
 Works ; office, Wellington. 
 
 Page, Remain, blacksmith and waggon maker, York. 
 
 Palmer, H., hairdresser and barber, Sussex. 
 
 Paquette, Wm., druggist, Rideau, near William. 
 
 Parent, J. B., proprietor Montreal House, Church. 
 
 Parent, N., merchant tailor, Sussex. 
 
 PARRIS & GORDON, proprietors Prince of Wales 
 Brewery, ChnuditVe Falls (see card, p. 632) 
 
 Patterson, George, brewer, Duke, L. B. F. 
 
 Patterson, George, coroner for city of Ottawa. 
 
 Patterson, Thomas, wholesale and retail grocer, 17 
 Rideau. 
 
 Pattison, J. II., measurer of works, Govurnment 
 House. 
 
 Patton, Henry, cooper, Chaudi6re. 
 
 Paul, Oliver, produce and commission merchant, 
 Sussex. 
 
 Peacock, James, hatter and furrier, Rideau. 
 
 Pelham, G. B , assistant superintendent Government 
 Works, Oovernmeut Hill. 
 
 Peltier, H., tinsmith, Clarence. 
 
 Pennock, J. T., insurance and commission agent and 
 money broker, Rideau. 
 
 Pennock, John, inspector of weights and measures, 
 Rideau. 
 
 Perault, B., innkeeper, St. Patrick. 
 
 PERKINS, EDWARD L., foundry and machine 
 shop, Sparks. 
 
 Perkins, Nelson, machinist, Victoria. 
 
 Perley, Pattee & Brown, lumber merchants, Chaa- 
 di^re Falls. 
 
 Perry, Geo. H., civil engineer, York. 
 
 Perry, James, manager Ottawa Gas Works, Augusta, 
 near Rideau. 
 
 Petrie, John and James, pump factory, Chaudi^re. 
 
 Philion, Alex., carding mill, Chaudi^re Falls. 
 
 Phoenix Fire Insurance Company of London, John 
 Durie, agent. 
 
 Phoenix Cabinet Shop, Ebin Wood, propric'.or, St. 
 Paul, near Nicholas. 
 
 Pilkington, Thomas, stone cutter, Victoria, U. T. 
 
 Pinard, Adolph, grocer. Nunnery, corner Dalhousie. 
 
 Pinard, Benjamin, cooper, Baird. 
 
 Pinard, Hilaire, grocer. Nunnery, corner Dalhousie. 
 
 Pinhey, John H., accountant, Bank of Upper Canada, 
 Wellington. 
 
 Pitcher, Charles, painter, Daly, corner Cumberland. 
 
 Pitcher, Richard, grocer, house and sign paint- 
 er, come. Cumberland and Daly. 
 
 POPE, GEORGE P., Royal Victoria Hotel, Welling- 
 ton, corner O'Connor (see card p. 534). 
 
 Porter, John, civil engineer, Metcalfe, corner Queen. 
 
 Post, H., barber, Susi^ex. 
 
 Post, J. H., saloon «nd bowling alley, Rideau. 
 
 Powell, W. F., M. P. P., house Metcalfe, near 
 Sparks. 
 
 Pratt, Abraham, grocer and provision dealer, Queen. 
 
 Pratt & Graham, general merchants. Sparks. 
 
 Preston, George H., money broker, &o., Rideau. 
 
 Proderick, F., confectioner, Sussex. 
 
 Protestant Hospital, Rideau, Sandy Hill. 
 
 Proulx, E., axe factory, Duke (Chaudidre). 
 
 Pronlx, Edward, blacksmith, Uuke, L. B. F. 
 
 Provincial Assurance Company, Toronto, D. M. 
 Grant, agent. 
 
 Prudbomme, Etienne, tinsmith. King. 
 
 Prudhomme, J. T., dry goods dealer, Saseex, oppo- 
 site Clarence. 
 
 Purdy, F. W., furniture dealer, Sussex. 
 
 Purkis, A J., dealer in flour, feed and provisiont, 
 Ridcaa. 
 
 Quain, John, collector of tolls. Suspension Bridge, 
 
 QUEBEC BANK (Agency), H. V. Noel, agent, C. V. 
 Noel, teller. Sparks. 
 
 Queen Insurance Company, England, R. E. O'Con* 
 nor, agent. 
 
 Quinn, John, grocer, St. Patrick, corner Cumber- 
 land. 
 
 Quinn, Patrick, saloon, Wellington, corner O'Connor. 
 
 Ruck, F., physician, Duke. 
 
 Radford, James J., watchmaker and jeweller, Ri- 
 deau.' 
 
 Rnitt, James, tailor, Wellington. 
 
 Rastien, A., Du Canada Hotel, St. Pktrick. 
 
 Rathweil, Thomas, constable, City Hall. 
 
 Reardon, Wm., broom factory, Clafence. 
 
 REID, JAMG8 B., general dealer in groceries, flour, 
 provisions, &o., Rideau (see card, p. 582). 
 
 Renaud, A., innkeeper, Murray. 
 
 Roymond, Charles D., watchmaker, Clarence. 
 
 Kioe, Alexander, barber, ftc, Murray. 
 I Richard, Mrs. A , grocer. Church. 
 
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 Riohardsoo, Robert, bvtober, West Ward Market. 
 RichardnoD, Wm., oontractor, Bridge, L. B. F. 
 Richer, J. B , produce merchant, Sussex. 
 RIDEAU CANAL OFFICE, James D. Staler, so- 
 
 periDtendeot ; Martin CHrman, clerk; Francis 
 
 Abbott, foreman ; office, Wellington. 
 Riel, P. R., tin pUte and sheet iron worker, Sussex. 
 Riel, S. E., physician and surgeon, Sussex. 
 Rilley, Charles, boarding houae, Duke (Chaudit^re). 
 Ritchie, .lames, stationer and news agent, Sparks, 
 
 near Metcalfe. 
 RIX, ROBERT H., saddler and harness maker, Ri- 
 
 deaa. 
 Robear. 8., butcher, Rideau. 
 Roberts, John, druggist, Rideau. 
 Roberts, Peter, butoher, Dalboueie. 
 Roberts, StHnislas, butcher, Rideau. 
 Robertson & Rowsell, merchant tailors, Rideau. 
 Robinson, J. D. & Co., wholesale and retail grocers, 
 
 Sussex, corner York, and Rideau, corner William. 
 RochcHter, John, jun., proprietor Victoria Brewery, 
 
 Richmond Road. 
 Rodden, R. J. & Co., stores, iron furniture, tinware, 
 
 and house furnishing goods. Sparks. 
 Ross, Roderick, high bailiff; office, Recorder's 
 
 Court. 
 Rontb, Edward, county treasurer, Court House. 
 Rowan, Charles, groceries, &c., corner Clarence 
 
 and Cumberland. 
 Rowat, John, builder, Duke. 
 
 Rowat, John, sen., marble works, Dake(Chaudifere.) 
 Rowat, John, jun., blaokHmith, Queen. 
 Rowland, John, messenger Custom House. 
 Roy, Augttstin, innkeeper, St. Patrick. 
 Soy, D., lirery stable. 
 Roy, Joseph, tavern keeper, Sussex. 
 ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY of England, H. 
 
 J. Friel, agent. 
 ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Pope & Ward, propri- 
 etors, Wellingtoo, corner O'Connor (see card, p. 
 
 634). 
 Ruspell, A. J., inspector of Crown timber agencies, 
 
 Qu.en, corner Hugh. 
 RUSSELL HOUSE, J. A. Gouin, proprietor, corner 
 
 Sp'irks and Elgin. 
 Russell, Peter, grocery, Wellington. 
 Russell, W. F., furniture dealer, Rideau. 
 Ryan, John, soap and candle manufacturer, Cum- 
 berland. 
 Ryder, Q. W., music teacher, Sparks. 
 Sadler, Qeorge, custodian. Court House. 
 Salmon, Jame:^, hotel keeper, Sussex. 
 Sanger, W. H , agent British and American Express 
 
 Company, corner York and Sussex. 
 Sobrader, F., watchmaker and jeweller, Rideau. 
 Scott, Alexander, baker and confectioner, corner 
 
 Sparks and Elgin. 
 Scott, Ditvid, (counoillor for Victoria Ward) clerk 
 
 of Ottawa Works ; residence, Middle, Victoria 
 
 Island. 
 Scott, Rer. Wm., Wesleyan Methodist, Queen. 
 SCOTT & ROSS, barriHters, Rideau. 
 SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL ASSURANCE COM- 
 PANY, D. M. Qrant, agent. 
 Seminary of Learning of the Qrey Nuns, Sister 
 
 BriiyAre, Superioress. 
 Sennat, .lames, hntul keeper, Qlauoester, near Percy. 
 Sewell, S. T., physician and surneon, Wellington. 
 Sheddon, J. A., batter, Sparks, C. T. 
 Shephard, Thomas W., oaibinet maker and auctioneer, 
 
 Rideau. 
 Shields, John, house and sign painter, Rideau. 
 
 Sherwood, Edward, registrar for County of Carleton; 
 
 office, corner Nicholas and Baldwin. 
 Shuiz, Mrs. E., embroideress and dealer in fancy 
 
 goods, Wellington. 
 Simon, E., tavern keeper, Murray. 
 Sims, Henry A., architect, Rideau. 
 Sinclair, D«inoan, provincial land surveyor, Daly. 
 Skead, Hon. James, lumber merchant. Bridge, 
 
 corner Oregon, L. B. F. 
 Skead, Rob't, lumber merchant. Sparks, near Hugh. 
 Skeffington, F. K., sawyer, V. I., Ohaudiore. 
 SLATER, JAMRS D., superinteudent Rideau Canal; 
 
 iffice, Wellington. 
 Slattery, Miles, grocer & provision dealer, Clareno*. 
 Slattery, Wm., butcher. Market Square. 
 Sleeman, Thomas, millwright, Duke, L. B. F. 
 SlocoQibe & Stephenson, proprietors English Hotel, 
 
 Rideau. 
 Smith, Edward, collector. Queen, corner Hugh. 
 Smith, James, butoher, Market Square. 
 Smith, James, watchmaker and jeweller, Sussex. 
 Smith, Robert, butoher, Market Square. 
 Smith, Mrs. Wm., milliner, York. 
 Smith, Wm., razor-strop maker, York, opposite 
 
 Market. 
 Smith, O. W. k Co., boot and shoemakers & dealeri, 
 
 Sussex. 
 Smith & Ash, wood turners, Cumberland. 
 Soutbcote, F., proprietor Rope Works, Maria, near 
 
 O'Connor. 
 Sparks, Nicholas, retired, office and resid., Sparks. 
 Sparrow, Charles, jun., whulesale and retail dealer 
 
 in groceries, liquor^*, &o , Sussex. 
 Spenoe, Rev. Alexander, St. Andrews, Sparks. 
 SPENCER, E., photograph artist, Sparks (see card, 
 
 p. 632). 
 Sproule, John P. A., deputy registrir for county 
 
 Carleton, corner St. Nicholas and Baldwin. 
 Standley, A., occulist and aurist, Union House. 
 Standly, Robert, tavern keeper, Wellington. 
 Stanley, R , proprietor Carleton Hotel, Wellington, 
 
 near Kent. 
 Stanner, T., shoemaker, Rideau. 
 Staofield, Lewis, hotel, Murray. 
 Stapleton, Philip, builder, Rideau, comer Olouoester. 
 Starke, James, wholesale and retail hardware mer- 
 chant, Rideau. 
 Stent & Laver, architects, Oovernment Hill. 
 Stevens, E G., general merchant. Bridge, L. B. F. 
 Stewart, James, builder, Metcalf. 
 Stewart, Wm., teacher. Bridge, L. B. F. 
 St. Jacques, M. H., tavern keeper. Church. 
 St. Jean, Pierre, physician, St. Patrick. 
 St. Pierre, Adolphe, tavern keeper, Murray. 
 Stockdale, John, livery stable, O'Connor. 
 Stockdale, Wm. & Brother, proprietors Ottawa City 
 
 Coach and Sleigh Factory, Rideau. 
 STORY, GEORGE, dealer in dry goods, groceries, 
 
 provisions, country produce, crockery, glass, &o., 
 
 ftc, Clarence, corner Market Square. 
 STORY, THOMAS, merchant tailor, Sussex. 
 Sullivan, C, carpenter, &o , William. 
 Sullivan, Jeremiah, contractor, Balton. 
 Sullivan, Patrick, variety store, Clarence. 
 SuTtees, Robert, civil engineer. New Edinburgh. 
 Sutherland, Angus, tailor, Wellington. 
 SUTHERLAND, GEO. S.. watchmaker and dealer 
 
 in jewellery and fancy goods, York. 
 Sutherland, Wm., tailor, Rideau. 
 Swallwell, A., sen., undertaker, York. 
 Swallwell, A., jun., underuker. Sparks. ., 
 
 Swan, Miss Ellen, grocer, Victoria. 
 
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 SwoetiDAn, J., dyer, &o., Kent. 
 
 Swinburne, Christopher, grocery store, Rideau. 
 
 Tabarrl, Very Rev. J. H., superior of the Ottawa 
 
 College. 
 Tftger, Cbrifltian, shoemaker, Ridean. 
 Tambeau, Tau), hotel. Church, near Dalhonsie. 
 Tassell, John, soda water manufactory, Nicholas. 
 Taylor, Alexanuer, tavern keeper, Clarence. 
 TAYLOR, J. B., manager (semi-weekly and weekly) 
 
 Citizen, Rideau. 
 Taylor, James, station master, Ottawa and Presoott 
 
 Railway. 
 Taylor, Wm., lumber merchant, L. B. F. Chaudidre. 
 Temperance Hall, Elgin, near Sparks. 
 T6tru, Clement, sawyer, L. B F. Chaudi«re. 
 Tben^ire, Napoleon, cabinet maker. Church. 
 Thistle Marble Works, Rideiiu, near Church. 
 Thomas, C. T., builder, Wellington. 
 Thomas, John, fruit store. Sparks, near Metcalfe. 
 Thomas, James, stone cutter, Banks, near Sparks. 
 Thompson, D. jun., proprietor of the Ottawa Col- 
 legiate Institute and Seminary for young ladies, 
 
 Sparks. 
 THOMPSON, JAMES, dealer in dry goods, groceries, 
 
 ready made clothing, crockery, &c., wholesale and 
 
 retail, Sussex (see card, p. 632). 
 Thompson, John, general merchant, Rideau. 
 Thompson, Philip, flouring mill, Chaudi^re. 
 Thompson, W. H., dry goods merchant, Sussex. 
 Thompson, W. H., city chamberlain. City Hall. 
 Thompson, Wm , tanner, Gdwaid, Upper Town. 
 Tongue, Browne & Co., wholesale and retail dealers 
 
 in hardware, also manufacturers of axes and edge 
 
 tools, Wellington. 
 Tortel, Rev. A.,directorandprofe88or of philosophy, 
 
 Ottawa College. 
 Touhey, Mrs., hotel keeper. Little Sussex, near 
 
 Canal Basin. 
 Town!>end, Charles, wheelwright Victoria Terrace. 
 Townsend, Charles, carriage maker, Roolen, Bridge. 
 Townsend & Lytle, coal oil and lamp depot, Sussex. 
 Tracy, James, watchmaker and jeweller, Rideau. 
 Traversy, E., shoemaker, St. Patrick. 
 TRAVERSr, ISIDORE, wholesale and retail dealer 
 
 in fancy and staple dry goods, groceries, wines, 
 
 liquors, tobaccos, cigars, leather, &o., Sussex (sefl 
 
 card, p. 632). 
 Triolle, Chas. C, grocer, St. Patrick. 
 Tugby, Mrs. Elizabeth, hotel. Little Sussex. 
 Tnrgeon, J. B., general agent, Mosgrove, near Canal 
 
 Basin. 
 Union House, Peter Armstrong, proprietor, corner 
 
 Elgin and Queen. 
 Union Office, York, corner Snssex. 
 Union Sash, Door and Blind Factory, Chaudidre. 
 Valin, Mrs. S., grocer, St. Andrew. 
 Valiquette, Qodfroy O., tinsmith, Rideau. 
 Valiquette, J., bakery, St. Patrick. 
 Valiquette, J., boot and shoemaker and dealer, 
 
 Sussex. 
 Van Cortlandt, Edward, physician and coroner, Wel- 
 lington. 
 Vansittart, James 0., attorney, Elgin, opposite Post 
 
 Office. 
 Varin, Eusdbo, dry goods dealer, Sussex, corner 
 
 Clarence. 
 Victoria Brewery, John Rochester jun., Richmond 
 
 Road. 
 VICTORIA FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP, 
 
 N S. Blasdell, proprietors. Middle (Victoria 
 
 Island). 
 
 Victoria Hotel, St. Panl, comer Mosgrove. 
 
 Wade, John, shoemaker and findings, Ridean. 
 
 Wadems, Charles, baker, St. Patrick. 
 
 Waggoner, S. H., mill owner, Hull. 
 
 WhIvs, Mrs. M. J., grocery and frnit dealer, Ridean. 
 
 Wales, Wm., builder, Ridean. 
 
 Walker, W. H., attorney and county clerk, Ridean. 
 
 Walkley, James, marble worker, Rideau. 
 
 Walker, Wm., builder, Rideau. 
 
 Wallingford, George, hotel keeper, Sussex. 
 
 Walsh, James E., insurance agent, Elgin. 
 
 WARD, JOSEPH. Royal Victoria Hotel, Wellington, 
 corner O'Connor. 
 
 WARD, WM. D., proprietor Royal Victoria Hotel, 
 (see card. p. 634). 
 
 Wardrope, Rev. Thomas, Knox's Church, Stewart. 
 
 Washburn, S., blacksmith, Chaudi^re. 
 
 Watchorn, John, cabinet maker. Nelson. 
 
 Wnterhouse, J., lumber merchant, Duke, L. B. F. 
 
 Watts, Thomas, notary public, conveyancer, &o. ; 
 residence. Rideau, corner Cumberland. 
 
 Webb, W. R., blacksmith. Bridge 
 
 Webster, N. B., principal Ottawa Collegiate Insti- 
 tute, Sparks. 
 
 Wells, Wm., cbairmaker, Victoria Island. 
 
 Wellington-street Foundry and Machine Shop, Thos. 
 M. Blasdell, proprietor, Wellington. 
 
 Western Assurance Company, Toronto, R. O'Reilly, 
 agent. 
 
 Whalin, Alex., blacksmith. Queen, L. B. F. 
 
 Wbelan, Dennis, wholesale and retail grocer, Rideau. 
 
 White, Oeorge, blacksmith, Queen, It. B. F. 
 
 White, Henry, blacksmith, Qu«en, L. B. F. 
 
 White, Wm., butcher. West Ward Market. 
 
 Whitehead, Wm., grocer and shoemaker, Viotoriit 
 Terrace. 
 
 Whitly, James, innkeeper, Murray. 
 
 WHITNEY, EDOAR, conductor, Ottawa and Pres- 
 cott Railrosd ; house, Dalhonsie. 
 
 Whyte, J G., bookseller, &c., Rideau, near Mosgrore. 
 
 Wilcox, Thomas, tobacconist. Sparks. 
 
 Wilds, Mrs., fruit store, Rideau, near Nicholas. 
 
 Wills, Wm. J., immigration agent, Metcalfe Square. 
 
 Wilson, A., hotel keeper, Clarence, near Market. 
 
 Wilson, Andrew, proprietor Banner newspaper. 
 
 Wilson, B. F., foreman Victoria Foundry and 
 Machine Shop, Middle, Victoria Island. 
 
 Wilson, John, master and deputy registrar in chan- 
 cery for county of Carleton. 
 
 Wilson, John, law office, Rideau. 
 
 Wilson, Z., treasurer for county of Carleton, Court 
 House. 
 
 WILSON, ANDREW, & SON, publishers Bonner 
 (weekly), Rideau. 
 
 Wood, Mrs. Anne, grocery, Wellington. 
 
 Wood, Ebin, cabinet maker, St. Paul. 
 
 Wood, James, confectioner, Wellington. 
 
 Wood, W. D., general store, Rideau. 
 
 WOODLAND, JAMES, tanner and currier, St. Paul, 
 Canal Basin (see card. p. 532). 
 
 Woodland, Richard, butcher, West Ward Market. 
 
 Wondrow, Jas., proprietor Commercial Chop House, 
 Sparks, corner Elgin. 
 
 WORKMAN & GRIFFIN, general hardware mer- 
 chant and manufacturers' agents, Rideau, Lower 
 Town, and Wellington, Upper Town. 
 
 WRIGHT, PHILLIP, saddle and harness maker, 
 Wellington. 
 
 Wright, Siimuol, harness make:-, Wellington. 
 
 Yeilding, Agir, tanner, Rideau. 
 
 Young, Charles, grocer, St. Charles, St. Andrew^ 
 corner Cumberland. 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT A CO., PRINTERS, LITHOGRAPUERS. Ac, KING ST. EAST, TORONTa 
 
[oBgroTe. 
 
 gs, Ridean. 
 
 ck. 
 
 I. 
 
 lit dealer, Ridean. 
 
 ty clerk, Ridean. 
 lideau. 
 
 Sussex. 
 Elgin, 
 lotel, Wellington, 
 
 A Victoria Hotel, 
 
 lliurcb, Stewart. 
 
 5 re. 
 
 el son. 
 
 Duke, L. B. F 
 
 Dveyiincer, &o. ; 
 
 srland. 
 
 Collegiate Insti- 
 
 [sland. 
 
 bine Shop, Thos. 
 
 on. 
 
 into, R. O'Reilly, 
 
 L. B. P. 
 
 il grocer, Ridean. 
 L. B. P. 
 L. B. F. 
 darket. 
 emaker, Viotori* 
 
 )ttawa and Pres- 
 1, near MosgroTO. 
 
 8. 
 
 ar Nicbolng. 
 tietcalfe Square, 
 near Market, 
 newspaper. 
 
 Foundry and 
 island, 
 gistrar in oban- 
 
 Carleton, Court 
 iHsbers Bonner 
 
 on. 
 
 I. 
 on. 
 
 nrrier, St. Paul, 
 
 l^ard Market, 
 al Chop House, 
 
 bnrdware mer- 
 
 Kideau, Lower 
 
 n. 
 
 larness maker, 
 
 lington. 
 
 1, St. Andrew^ 
 
 rORONTa 
 
 OTTAWA— OWEN SOUND. 
 
 537 
 
 Tonng Ladies' Institute, Misa A. M. Harmon, prin- 
 cipal. 
 Tonng, Capt. Leri, lumber merchant, Duke, L.B.F. 
 
 Toung, Wm., watchmaker and jeweller, Spnrks. 
 Young, Levi, ft Co., saw mill, Middle, Victoria Island. 
 Zollikoffer, Charles £ , sculptor, residence Esther. 
 
 OUNOAH, C. W. — A post village situated on Scotch Creek, in the township of Chatham, and county 
 of Kent. DixtHiit from Chatham, the county town, 7 miles ; from London, tiO miles; from Hamilton, 
 127 miles; and from Toronto, 175 miles. Population of township 3583 by last census. 
 
 Everett, Samuel, township councillor. 
 
 Huston, James, township councillor. 
 
 John, L. H., township reeve and county warden. 
 
 KENNY, STEPHEN, J. P., postmaster and deputy 
 
 reeve. 
 Sanderson, John, township councillor. 
 
 OWEN SOUN'D, C. W.— An incorporated town, situated at the mouth of the Sydenham River, on 
 the south side of the Georgian Bay, Lake Huron, in the township of Sydenham and cuuuty of Orey. 
 It is the county seat. Its exports are principally grain and timber, and it possesses great facilities for 
 manufacturing, having excellent water power in the vicinity ; several manufactories are already in 
 operation at different points on the river, and contribute largely to the proiperity of the town. The 
 oteamer Clifton plies daily during the summer to and from Collingwood, and intermediate ports, in 
 coouexion with the Northern Railway ; and in winter there is a daily stage to ('ulliagwood. There 
 are also daily stages to Durham and Quelph. Daily mail. Population aboui 2,5U0. 
 
 ALLEN. BENJAMIN, general merchant, Poulet. 
 
 Allen, Q. W., fruit and provisions, Poalet. 
 
 Amer, George A., carriHge and waggon maker. 
 
 Anderson, George, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Anderson, Miss, school teacher. 
 
 Armstrong, Wm., clerk of the peace, o£Bce Court 
 ^ouse Block. 
 
 Armstrong, W. C-, brickmaker. 
 
 Arnott, Francis, lime burner. 
 
 Arnott, Wm., auctioneer and real estate agent. 
 
 Barclay Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Bamhart, Ciiarles E., M. B., chemist and druggist, 
 Poulet. 
 
 Baird, H. A., dentist, Poulet. 
 
 Bell, John, tailor, 
 
 BEVITT, C. J., (ofBevittA McMurchy), publishers 
 Owtn Sound Comet. 
 
 Billings, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Bishop, E. W., proprietor Owen Sound Hotel, cor- 
 ner Division and Water. 
 
 Bishop, E. W., saddle and harness maker, Poulet. 
 
 Blackman, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 BIyth, John, J. P. and collector. 
 
 Bothwell, John, dry goods merchant, Poulet. 
 
 Boyce, James, butcher. 
 
 Boyd, John, merchant, Hill. 
 
 Briggs, R., mafon. 
 
 BRITISH HOTEL, J. P. Coulson, proprietor, cor- 
 ner Uiuon and Poulet. 
 
 Brodie, George, proprietor May's Hotel, Bay. 
 
 Brown, George, postmaster, Poulet. 
 
 Brown, James, general blacksmith, Poulet. 
 
 BDCHAN & PRICE, general merchants, Poulet. 
 
 Burrows & Ranken, general blacksmiths, Bay. 
 
 Butchart, Andrew, tin and coppersmith. Division. 
 
 Butchnrt, David, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Butchart, James, tin, stove and hardware merchants, 
 Poulet. 
 
 Cameron, A., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Cameron, Allen, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Carl, J., photographic artist. 
 
 CARNEY, W. H., fancy store, books, paper hang- 
 ing, &o., Poulet. 
 
 Carson, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Cathcart. W. H., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Cavern, Thos., waggon and blacksmith shop, Union. 
 
 Chatwin & Comley, cabinet makers, upholsterers, 
 and undertakers, Poulet. 
 
 Chisholm, John, J. P., produce and commission 
 
 merchant. 
 Christie, David, J. P., iron founder and machinist, 
 
 Poulet. 
 Clark, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Coates & Shaw, saddle and harness makers, 
 Cobean, John, proprietor Farmers' Inn, Bay. 
 Commercial Bank of Canada, Jthn Pottiuger, agent. 
 COMMERCIAL HOTEL, W. H. Davis, proprietor, 
 
 corner Bay and Division (see card, p. 538). 
 Corbet, George, J. P. 
 Corbet, George & Sons, iron foundry and machine 
 
 shop. Union. 
 COULSON, J. P., proprietor British Hotel, comer 
 
 Union and Poulet. 
 Crawford, R , sen., J. P., tanner and currier. Union. 
 Crawford, Robert, juu., tanner and currier. 
 Creasor, D. A., barrister and attorney-at-Iaw, Bay. 
 Creasor, John, barrister and attorney, Buy. 
 Creighton, Abraham, boot and shoemaker, Poulet. 
 Creighton, O. P., J. P. 
 Creighton, John & Brother, boot and shoemakers, 
 
 Poulet. 
 Cummings, Miss, school teacher. 
 Davis, Mrs., milliner and dress maker, Poulet. 
 DAVIS, W. H., proprietor Commercial Hotel, coT" 
 
 ner Day and Division (see card, p. 538). 
 Dawson, James, proprietor Union Hotel, Union. 
 De Bertram, J., barber. 
 
 Denoon, Donald, proprietor Royal Saloon, Union. 
 Denoon, George, weaver. 
 Dnbie, David, Bohool teacher, Scrope. 
 Doig, Andrew, mnson. 
 Dougal, John, builder and joiner, Poulet. 
 Douglass, James, tnilor. 
 Dowsley, T. B., carriage factory, Scrope, 
 Edgar, Robert, harness and trunkmaker. 
 Exchange Hotel, Jamei) Wilson, proprietor. Union. 
 Fesant, Stephen, baker, Murdoch. 
 Forbes, C. J., ship owner. 
 
 Forbes, T. C, produce and commission merchant. 
 Forhan, M., jeweller, Poulet. 
 Fox, Charles, plasterer. 
 Fox, John, plasterer. 
 Fox, Wro., plasterer. 
 Freeman, Richard, plasterer. 
 French, F., tailor. 
 Friixell, James, boot and shoemaker, Poulet. 
 
 / 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT •& CO., ARMY PRINTERS AND STATIONERS, KING STREET, TORONTa 
 
•88 
 
 OWEN SOUND. 
 
 J. FROST & SONS, 
 
 DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, 
 
 POULET, STREET, OWEN SOUND, C.W. 
 
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 (VORMKRLT KEPT BY H. IlARRiaON,) 
 
 COB. BAY AND DIVISION STBEETS, OWEN SOUND, C. W. 
 
 Xkb HOTBL hju neanUy been R*-flttod ind Faroinbad In the Beat Style. Citiuna and TrsTclUra mttj 'My po flourtaoui tr««t 
 
 ment and good aocommodaUoni for man and beait. 
 
 W. H. DAVIS, Proprietor. 
 
 
 DEALER IN 
 
 S\6* OF r^f 
 
 BAR IRON, flC) HOUSE furnishino, 
 
 BLACKSMITHS', \j ^ 'Z 
 
 CARPENTERS', COOPERS', | ©eiicral BatJ^lBart. 
 
 AND 
 
 SHOEMAKERS' TOOLS. 
 
 OILS, QLA^SS, 
 
 Ac* db«* 
 
 Ac. *•• 
 
 Agnit for Gdbnit, Wau A Co.'a PlaUbrm aBd CounUr BCALES. A large Stock of Uill, Uuloy and ClroaUr 8AW8 oonataBtly 
 
 on hand. 
 
 PARKER tt CATTLE, 
 
 CHEMISTS & ^ DMGGISTS, 
 
 TBI DBILERS AKD ^f COFFBB ROISTBRS, 
 
 WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, Ac. 
 
 DUBHAM, AND aODERICH. 
 
 W. 0. CHEWETT A Co., B00KSELLEB8 AND PBIN f ER8. KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 
 X% 
 
SIES, 
 
 5. W. 
 
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 oprietor. 
 
 3. "W. 
 
 ISHINO, 
 
 .A.SS, 
 
 IT 8AWB ooDitutl/ 
 
 ITERS, 
 
 S, (fcc. 
 
 3DERICH. 
 
 ORONTO. 
 
 OWEN SOUND. 
 
 6M 
 
 ■/. 
 
 K 
 
 X 
 
 Pro«t, John, J. P. 
 
 FROST, J. & SONS, genenl meroh»nto, Poalet 
 
 (see o»rd, p. 688). 
 Oale, O. J., saotioD mart, Scrope. 
 Qimbj, Charles, boot and shoemaker. Bay. 
 Qoodeon, Rer. George, Wesleyan, Sorope. 
 QordoD, Thomas, ooroner towa olerk, oflSce Court 
 
 House Block. 
 Orafftey, ReT. G., Baptist. 
 Grant, Rev. Alexander, Presbyterian. 
 Grey, John, butcher. 
 
 Hall, Charles, boot and shoemaker, Poulet. 
 Hannah, Samuel, carpenter and builder. 
 Barclay, Robert, ship owner. 
 Harrison & Bros., millers, Ponlet. 
 Hill, R H., books and stationery. Union. 
 Hillis, John, cooper, Poulet. 
 Hodgkiss, Mr., ttun mill proprietor. 
 Holmes, Wm. & Robert, lime burners. 
 Hooper, Rev. Wm., Congregational. 
 Hopkins, Benjamin, butcher. 
 Hopkins, James, bout and shoemaker. Union. 
 Hopkins, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Hopkins, Joseph, butcher. 
 Hopkins, Nicholas, boot and shoemaker, Sorope. 
 Horn, Andrew, cabinet maker. 
 Howell, B., tailor, Poulet. 
 Inglis, Peter, deputy olerk of crown, flour, grist ar ' 
 
 saw mill proprietor. 
 Ivey, Wm., tailor. 
 
 Jackson, George, M P. P. and warden. 
 Jackson, Peter, carpenter and builder. 
 Jamieson, John, baker and confectioner, Poulet. 
 Johnson, James, proprietor Queen's Arms Hotel, 
 
 Poulet. 
 Johnson, Wm., ship owner. 
 Johnston, Wm , general blacksmith, Poulet. 
 Jones, S:imuel, saw mill proprietor. 
 Kain, J. C, photographic artist. 
 Kennedy, Wm., planing mill proprietor, foundry 
 
 and agricultural implement manufacturer. 
 King, Wm., barber and hairdresser, Poulet. 
 KOUGH, W., hardware merchant, Union (see card, 
 
 p. 638). 
 Laue, S. J., barrister, Ponlet. 
 Leask, Joiin, waggon maker, Ponlet. 
 Lee, John, hoot and shoemaker. 
 Lenfesty, Peter, general merchant. 
 Lennox, Wilson, boot and shoemaker. 
 LePan, Frod., county treasurer, office Court Ho^ >. 
 Lethbridge, R., mnson. 
 
 Lunn, Thomas, J. P., registrar, Court House Block. 
 MACPHER80N, HKNRY, barrister. Bay. 
 Maheut, Rev. S. P., Roman Catholic. 
 Malcom, Robert, mason. 
 Malone, Mrs. Daniel, milliner and dressmaker, 
 
 Poulet. 
 Malone, Henry, brewer. 
 Manley, Henry, physician and surgeon. 
 Masonio Arms, H. Weeks, proprietor and livery 
 
 Stable keeper — has determined to embark in the 
 
 hotel business (see CoUingwood). 
 Maughan, Joseph, sheriff. 
 May, Thomas, stage office, Bay. 
 McCabe, Henry, mason. 
 
 McKenzie, Alex., proprietor Northern Hotel, Bay. 
 McKeozie, D., carpenter and builder. 
 MoKeniie, Kenneth, carriage and waggon maker. 
 McMillan, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, Poulet. 
 McMillan, John, attorney at law, Poulet. 
 MoMURCHY, D. H., (Bevitt & MoMurchy) pub- 
 lishers Owen Sound Comet. 
 
 MoMnroby, Robert, carpenter and builder. 
 
 MoNab, Archibald, provincial land surveyor. 
 
 MoNAB, JAMES, millwright, Poulet. 
 
 McNab, James, ship owner. 
 
 Meir, John, tailor, Poulet. 
 
 Miller, George, waggon and carriage maker, Sorope. 
 
 Miller, George S., express agent. 
 
 Miller, John, general merchant. 
 
 Miller, John, grocer. Union. 
 
 Miller, John, jailer. 
 
 Miller, Wm., J. P., lumber merchant and shipowner. 
 
 Mills, John, proprietor Albion Saloon, corner Scrope 
 and Division. 
 
 Mitchell, /., baker nnd confectioner. 
 
 Moffatt, J. S., physician. Bay. 
 
 Moe, Hustead, express agent. 
 
 Moote, Zenas, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Morrow, David, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 MulholUnd, Rev. A. H. R., Church of England, Di- 
 vision 
 
 Munroe, David, general blacksmith. Union. 
 
 Nevins, D. & T., butchers, Poulet 
 
 Ormiston, Lookbart, J. P. and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Ormiston & Rogerson, general merchants. 
 
 OWEN SOUND ADVERTISER, Pratt & Little, 
 publishers. 
 
 OWEN SOUND COMET, Bevitt & MoMurchy, pub- 
 lishers, Poulet. 
 
 OWEN SOUND DIAL, W. W. Smith, publisher. 
 
 Owen Sound Hotel, E. W. Bishop, proprietor. 
 
 OWEN ROUND TIMES, W. W. Smith, publisher. 
 
 Park, James, grocer, Scrope. 
 
 Parke & Leslie, grocers. Union. 
 
 PARKER & CATTLE, chemists and druggists, 
 Poulett (see card, p. 688). 
 
 Paterson, R., J. P., general merchant and ware- 
 houseman. 
 
 PATTERSON, J. W., boot aud shoemaker, Poulet. 
 
 Paynter, Charles, cooper. 
 
 Pearson, John, ship owner. 
 
 Pengilly, Wm., toiler, Bay. 
 
 Playter, John, general merchant. 
 
 Popbam, Edwin, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Pottinger, J., agent Commercial Bank, Union. 
 
 Pratt & Little, publishers Advertiter, Scrope. 
 
 Preston, Rev. W., New Connexion Methodist. 
 
 Queen's Arms, James Johnson, proprietor. 
 
 Quinn, James, tanner and currier. 
 
 Rankin, Charles, J. P. and provincial lakd surveyor. 
 
 Redfern, Edward, farmer. Union. 
 
 Reiihburg, Henry, cooper. 
 
 Riddell, John, brewer. 
 
 Roberts, Richard, real estate agent, accountant and 
 collecting agent. 
 
 Robertson, James J., barrister. 
 
 Rossiter & Bro.'s, fanning mill manufaetory. Union. 
 
 Songel, John, general merchant. Union. 
 
 SCAGEL, S. C, general merchant, Union (see card, 
 p. 640). 
 
 Scott, James, tailor. 
 
 Scott, Thomas, J. P. 
 
 Sloans, John, melodeon factory, Scrope. 
 
 Smith, J. A., boot and shoemakc:- 
 
 Smith. Lewis, general store. Bay. 
 
 SMITH, W. H., J. P., captain and owner steamer 
 Cliflon. 
 
 SMITH, W. W., editor ani proprietor of the Owm 
 Sound Timet and Vial, Poulet. 
 
 Snider, George, Mayor. 
 
 Snider, John, cooper. 
 
 Spears, Alexander, bntoher, Scrope. 
 
 Spencer Bros., cabinet makerB,Scrope. 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT & CO., LITHOGRAPHERS AND PRINTERS, KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 
540 
 
 OWEN SOUND. 
 
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 POULET STREET, OWEN 80DND, C. W. 
 
 Co. 
 
 SIOItT OF THE I=» Xj O TJ a- H , 
 
 Dealers in Shelf and Heavy HARDWARE, Paints, Oils, 
 
 Window OlaBS, Coal Oil and Lamps, Cooking, Parlor and Box Stoves. 
 
 PATTKR*UN>& PLOVOH* AND FAMNINO MILLg, HOR8B RAKB8 AND RBAPERBt 
 
 AOENTS FOR TUB 8ALK OF THRESUINQ HACHINUb AND SEPARATDRS. 
 
 S. C. SCAGEL, 
 
 GENERAL MERCHANT, 
 
 UNION STREET, 
 OWEN SOUND, C. W. 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT & Co., 
 
 j^oolistlte, Sklioiitrs, |)riuters, 
 
 Lithographers, Bookbinders, Sco. 
 
 17 & 19 KING STREET EAST. 
 TOROMTO, C. Mr. 
 
 F 
 
 OR Destroying Worms in Children, SITTZBR'S VERMIFUGE CANDY ia by far the most plea-sant, 
 safe, and effectual remedy now in use. Try it I Sold by all Dealers in Modioines. 
 
 DR. WISTAR'S PULMONIC SYRUP OP WILD CHERRY AND HOREHOUND, is highly recom- 
 mended for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hooping Cough, Croup, and alt diseases of the Lungs leading 
 to consumption. J|Q^ Sold by all Dealers in Medicines. Price 25 cts. 
 
 a. C. BRIGGS, GENERAL AGENT, HAMILTON, C. W. 
 
 3Sr OTICE. 
 
 IF asked what was the best Medicine for Cleansing the Blood and for Bilious Complaints, Sick Ilendache, 
 Costiveness, Liver Complaint, Jaundice, General Debility, &o., we should say, BRIGGS' INDIAN 
 VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS. 
 
 1^" Sold by all Dealers in Medicines. 
 G. C. BRIGGS, GENERAL AGENT, HAMILTON, C. W. 
 
 BRERETON BUNTING, 
 
 DIAUn IN 
 
 DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, 
 
 Painta, Oils, Dnigi, Boots & Shoes, fto. 
 
 FIOXEBINa, Canada Weit. 
 
 NOAH SAGER, PROPRIETOR. 
 PIGEON HiLLS, C. E. 
 
 W. YOUELL & CO., 
 Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Liquors, 
 
 IRON, HARDWARE, CLOTHINQ, HATS. CAVS, 
 
 Bonnati, Booti and Shoes, Drngi ft Patent KedidnM, *o. 
 
 Also, MILL FtiKD A.vD PROVISIONS. 
 Mo, 2 FITT STBEBT, POBT BtTRWELL, C. W. 
 
 S. S. SCOVIL, 
 
 VIIiIiAOB OP PORTLAKD. 
 
 Towntbipof BHtard, Lead* County, Csnkds Weit, 
 
 Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, 
 
 UARDWARK, MEDICINES, HATS, CAPS, 
 Boots and Rhoea« RasdfniiiHo rio«htng« Sie» 
 
 JOSEPH BIGELOW, 
 
 DEALER IN 
 
 Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, 
 
 OROOEERT, BOOTS AND SHOES, 
 
 Rkaot-hadi Gloihimq, &a. 
 
 FORT FERRY, Canada West. 
 
 W. II. RYERSE^ ^ 
 
 DBALKK IN 
 
 Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, 
 
 CROCKERY, DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, 
 
 SALT, GOAL, WATER LIMB, Ac. 
 
 FORT RTERSE, CANADA WEST. 
 
 WILLIAM FERGUSON, J. P., 
 
 Land and General Agent, Conveyancer, 
 
 OonuniisioneT in Queen'* Bench and Common Fleas, 
 
 Local Bnperintendent of Common Sohooli, 4th OistrfaBt 
 
 FRINOEVILLE, O. W., Ooimtr of Oref. 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT & Co, 
 
 ^aolistllcrs, Stationers, ^printers, 
 
 Lithographers, Bookbinders, too. 
 17 & 19 KING STREET E.AST, 
 
 TORONTO, O. W. 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT A 00., PRINTERS AND BOOKBINDERS, 17 & 19 KING ST. EAST, TORONTO. 
 
nts, Oils, 
 
 itovea. 
 
 RBAPERI, 
 
 : Co.. 
 
 !, printers, 
 
 iders, &o. 
 
 EAST. 
 
 ) most pleasant, 
 
 highly recom* 
 a Lungs leaiJing 
 
 Sick Ilendache, 
 [QGS' JNUIAN 
 
 )W, 
 
 Hardware, 
 
 moEs, 
 
 0. 
 
 Canada WmI. 
 
 lardware, 
 
 S, OILS, 
 
 !, Ac. 
 
 ANADA WEST. 
 
 r, J. P., 
 
 JDveyancer, 
 
 lommon Fleas, 
 ill, 4tti Oiatriel 
 
 of Qrej. 
 
 Co, 
 
 printers, 
 
 lers, Sco. 
 AST, 
 
 TORONTO. 
 
 OWEN SOUND— PAISLEY. 
 
 541 
 
 Spencer, 0. .ge, lumber merchant, auctioneer and 
 
 aocouDtitnt, Wiiter. 
 Spraggr, .1. C, haiboar maBter. 
 Spry, Will., provincial land surveyor and oItiI 
 
 engineer, Dlviaiun. 
 8TEAMEK CLIFTON, W. H. Smith, master and 
 
 owner. 
 StepbeuH, A. M., J. P., reeve and insurance agent. 
 Stepbena, R., tinsmith, Poulet. 
 Stephens, T. C, generaf merchant. 
 Stephens, W. A., J. P., notary public, insurance 
 
 agent, custom house officer und lumber merchant. 
 STEI'HENS, A. M. & CO., hardware and general 
 
 merchants, Poulet (see card, p 540). 
 Stevens, Henry, tin and copper smitn. 
 Stevenson, Rev. Thomas, United Presbyterian. 
 Sumner, W. C. & Co., general merchants, corner 
 
 Poulet and Union. 
 Sutherland, James, grain dealer. Union. 
 Taylor, Henry, tailor and grocer. Union. 
 Thompson, G. L., carpenter and builder. 
 Thompson, James, guumaker, Bay. 
 
 Thompson, J. L., barber. 
 
 Thompson, Thomas, livery stable keeper. 
 
 Trotter, Richard, bfikerand confectioner. 
 
 Tucker, John, shoemaker. Bay. 
 
 Tucker, W. H , confectioner. Hay. 
 
 Tuttons & Co., houHe, sign and ornamental painteri, 
 
 VANDU8EN, OWEN, editor of the Oioen Sound 
 
 Comet, Poulet. 
 Van Valkenburgb, J., carpenter and builder. 
 Viek, J K., watch and clock maker, Poulet. 
 Viekers & Johnson, dry goods and groceries, Union. 
 Walters, .Mexander, general store. Union. 
 Wildish, It<anc, brickmaker. 
 Wilkinson, Wm., plasterer. 
 Wilkes, F. S., J. P., county judge county of Qrey ; 
 
 office. Court House Block. 
 WILLIAMS, GEORGE, general merchant, Poulet 
 Wilson, David, carpenter and builder. 
 Wilson, James, proprietor Exchange Hotel, Union. 
 Wilson, T & R., house and sign painters. 
 Winter, J. W., bookseller and stationer. 
 Wright, H. W., chair factory, Water. 
 
 OWL'S HEAD, C. E. — A sm..^! po, . rlUage, situate'd on Lake Memphremngog, in the township of 
 Potton and county of Urome. It contains one hotel, called the Owl's Head Mountain House, standing 
 at the base of the Owl's Head Mountain, which is noted fur the beautiful views uf ijake and Mountain 
 scenery, obtained from its summit. Distant from Knowlton, the county town, 20 miles; Montreal, 
 lOD miles ; and from Quebec, 150 miles. Population of towuiihip about 2000. 
 
 Gopp, Sewell, express agent, on the steamer Ifountai'n 
 
 Moid. 
 
 JENNINGS, A., postmaster. 
 
 McGower, Wm., collector of customs on the steamer 
 
 Mountain Maid. 
 OWL'S HEAD MOUNTAIN HOUSE, summer resort 
 
 for pleasure seekers. 
 
 OXFORD MILLS, 0. W. — A small post village, situated in the township of Oxford and county of 
 Gieuville, North Riding. Distunt from Kemptville, 4 miles; from Prescott, 24 miles; and from 
 Brock ville, the county town, 34 miles. Population 120. 
 
 Anderson, Jnmes, blacksmith. 
 
 Anderson, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Buck, Samuel, blacksmith. 
 
 Corry, Win., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 DeWinter, Win., proprietor Oxford Inn. 
 
 Edwards, Joseph, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Foley, John, tailor. 
 
 Hill, Rev. N. 
 
 Kurd, Aloiizo, blacksmith. 
 
 Jones, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Magee, A., proprietor Magee'a Hotel. 
 
 McPherson, John, grocer. 
 
 Mealy, Thomas, bout and shoemaker. 
 
 Oxford Inn, Wm. DeWinter, proprietor. 
 
 Pattrson, Robert, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Ro.se, Wm , brick maker. 
 
 WAU3H, RICHEY, postmaster, flour and saw mill 
 
 owner. 
 Waugh, R. & Co., general merchants. 
 
 FAISLET, C. W.— A post village on the Saugeen and Elora Road, at the junction of the Meed an<l 
 
 Saugeen Rivers, and at the corners of Elderslie, Greenock, and Brant townships — connty of Bruce. 
 
 - The laud around Paisley is good, and the water privilegt-.s fine. Distant from Southampton, 15 miles ; 
 
 Walkorton, 16 miles; Owen Sound, 80 miles; and from Goderich, the county town, 60 miles. 
 
 Population, 8u0. 
 
 Balentine, Wm., waggon maker. 
 
 Barbour, James, waggon maker. 
 
 Beard, Dr., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Bremner, Rev. G., Canada Presbyterian. 
 
 Bruce, W. C, general merchant. 
 
 Burns, Wm., cabinet maker. 
 
 Christie, Joseph, cabinet maker. 
 
 Colbourne, Alex., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Cooper, Rev. R. S., Church of England. 
 
 Dick, Robt., insurance agent and general merchant. 
 
 Dougherty, Wm. , shoemaker. 
 
 Farr, Wm. R., shoemaker. 
 
 FeatherBt«>nliangh, F,. general merchant 
 
 Featherstenhangh, Mrs F., music teacher. 
 
 French, Wm., bi'ickmaker. 
 
 FuUoon, John, builder. 
 
 Qilmore, Robt, clerk division court 
 
 Gilinore, Mrs. Robt., music teacher. 
 
 Gray, Chaa., builder. 
 
 Hanna, James, mill owner. 
 
 Hay, R. M. & Portous, general merchants. 
 
 Hill, C, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Johnston, John, hotel keeper. 
 
 Johnston, Richard, blacksmith. 
 
 McDonald, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 McGregor, Dunean, blacksmith. 
 
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 MoKechnU, J , Rhoemaker. 
 
 MoKncboie, II. & J., geniTnl merchknta. 
 
 MoKinncjr, JiiniM, aboemitker. 
 
 McLennkn, Dr., phyniciHii and surgeon. 
 
 Miller, Brice, genernl merobant. 
 
 Miller, John, botel kerpcr. 
 
 Mardoek, John, tanner. 
 
 ORCHARD, THUMAS, J. P., postmaster, bookseller 
 
 and stationer. 
 Parkhurst, J , merchant tntlor. 
 Peters, Alex., cooper. 
 R«id, Peter, merchant tailor. 
 
 Rolson, Wm., shoemaker. 
 
 Rowsen, ReT. J., Mrthodist. 
 
 Sergrem, Wm., hotel keeper. 
 
 Shannon, Samuel, stoves and tinware. 
 
 Hinclttir, Peter, ouoper. 
 
 Smith, W., Jailor. 
 
 Steel, Hugh, blacksmith. 
 
 Stewart, Miss J., bonnet maker. 
 
 Valentine, John, J. P., mill owner. 
 
 Vening, F., brickmaker. 
 
 Wright, Archibald, raddle and harness maker. 
 
 Wright, W. H., cabinet maker. 
 
 PAKENHAM, C. W. — A large and flourishing Tillage, situated on the MissiRsippi rirer, in the town- 
 ship of PHkeuliitm, North Riding of the county of Lanark. It is in the centre of a fine agricultural 
 country, possesses extensive water power, and has a large, tnide in flour, lumber and grain. Distant 
 from Perth, the county town, 36 miles ; from Ottnwu, iHi luik-s ; and from llruokvillo, T2 miles. Dailj 
 mail an J mouey order oflioe. Population about OOU. 
 
 Blackwood, Hamuel, physicinn and surgeon. 
 
 Boulton, George, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Bradley, Thuiuax, blackHmith. 
 
 British Hotel, J. Cowan, proprietor. 
 
 Brown, John, lumber merchant. 
 
 Brown, Robert, J P., general merchant. 
 
 Canton, Joseph, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Case, Rer. George, Wcsleyan Methodist. 
 
 Clark, Robert, oonNtable, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Commercial Hotel, W. Dickson, proprietor. 
 
 Connery, James, town^ihip clerk. 
 
 Cowan, J., proprietor British Hotel. 
 
 Cowan, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Davis, R U., clerk 5th Division Court and insur- 
 ance agent. 
 
 Dickson, Andrew, flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 DICKSON, WM., postmaster, and proprietor Com- 
 mercial Hotel. 
 
 Drysdale, Alex., blacksmith. 
 
 Dunnet, James W., general merchant. 
 
 Elliot, John, constable, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Elliot, Robert, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 FOWLER, ALEX., druggist, physician and assistant 
 postmaster. 
 
 Francis, Jonathan, lumber merchant. 
 
 Qellon, Mrs., bonnet maker. . 
 
 Gemmill, John, notary public. 
 
 Gordon, Alex., general merchant. 
 
 Grady, Charles 0., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Graham, Robert, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Green, Wm., tanner. 
 
 Ilartney, JanieH, general merchant. 
 
 Harvey, Matthew, boot and Bhoemakcr. 
 
 Lynch, M., beef and pork packer. 
 
 Mann, Rev. A., Presbyterian. 
 
 Mayne, 11 , baker and confectioner. 
 
 MoArthur, Arthur, lumber merchant. 
 
 McGwan, Robert, saddle and barneys maker. 
 
 MoFecly, Rev. B , Roman Cotholio. 
 
 McKeith, Donald, brickronker. 
 
 McNicol, Duncan, carpenter. 
 
 O'Neil, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Parker, George, beef and por': packer. 
 
 Perry, 8., hotel proprietor and pound keeper. 
 
 Provincial Insurance Co., R. H. Davio, agent. 
 
 Quigley, James, carpenter. 
 
 Reid, Miss, bonnet maker. 
 
 Riddle, John, carpenter. 
 
 Ross, Wm., carpenter. 
 
 Scott, Robert, builder. 
 
 Scott, Young, J. P. 
 
 Smith, Daniel, general merchant. 
 
 Smith, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Smith, Roger, blacksmith. 
 
 Stewart, John, builder. 
 
 ^(ewait, Neil, builder. 
 
 Stobo, Miss, bonnet maker, milliner, &o. 
 
 Stobo, Robert, general merchant. 
 
 Sweetland, John, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Tait, Wm., tailor. 
 
 Templeraan, Wm., tailor. 
 
 Wick ware, I., chair manufacturer. 
 
 PALERMO, C. W. — A post village, aitnated on Dandaa street, in the township of Trafalgar and 
 county of Halton. Distant from Bronte, a station on the Great Western Railway, 3 miles ; Milton, 
 the county town, 8 milea ; Toronto, 30 miles ; and from Hamilton, 16 milea. Population 800. 
 
 Abbs, Rev. George, E. M. 
 Back, A., physician. 
 
 Bowman, Samuel, tanner and hide and leather dealer. 
 Campbell, Joseph, tailor. 
 Dolmage, R. , general store. 
 Fiiilayson, cooper. 
 
 Galligan, George, boot and shoemaker and dealer. 
 Oarneaud, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 Halton, Wm., carpenter. 
 Jones, C, dentist. 
 
 Kennedy, Thomoa, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Lawrence, Jacob, J. P. 
 
 Lawrence, J., manufacturer and dealer in agricul- 
 tural implements. 
 
 La..'rence & Co., foundry and machine shop. 
 
 Moodie, Alfred, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Proudfoot, J., flour and grist mill. 
 
 Robinson, John, architect and builder. 
 
 Shnurt, Nelson, hotel keeper and blacksmith. 
 
 Smith, Andrew, carpenter. 
 
 Smith, Wm., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Smith, Wm , architect and builder. 
 
 Street, Joseph, architect and builder. 
 
 SWITZER, H. M., J. P., postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Waldie, J., flour and grist mill. 
 Wbit«, James, lumber merchant. 
 William.s, Wm., hotel proprietor. 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT A CO., BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, KING STREET, TORONTO 
 
riire. 
 
 mess maker. 
 
 rirer, in the town- 
 i Sue Agricultural 
 kI gruiri. Di«tant 
 I, 72 miles. Daily 
 
 t. 
 alter. 
 
 nt. 
 
 e^a maker. 
 
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 kcr. 
 
 11(1 keeper. 
 Eivio, agent. 
 
 maker. 
 
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 ' Trafalgar and 
 miles; Milton, 
 ion 800. 
 
 ine shop, 
 uaker. 
 
 cksmitk. 
 aker. 
 
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 PANMURE-PARI8. 
 
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 PANMURE, C. W.— A oonntrjr poat office, eitaatetl on Big Creek, in the townnhip of Pltiroy and 
 county of (^Hrlelon on the S«oond Lot, and in the second oonoesition of the above township. K»er» lot 
 in the Hchool illiitrioi is well improved, ltd the land i» aeooud to none iu Canada West. Dittant from 
 Ottawa City, the euunty aeat, 26 milee. • 
 
 Barford, F., tchool teacher. 
 
 Emery, Rev. C. P., Church of England, resldenee 
 
 OtUwa City. 
 Graiogcr, Wm., weaver. 
 Oreen, Thomaa, bout and shoemaker. 
 Uarrie, Bobert, J. F. 
 
 Uadaon, John, saaldle and barneea maker. 
 KING, JAM88, pootmaater, carpenter, builder and 
 
 cooper. 
 
 Lunney, Edward, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Lunney, I'atrick, tailor. 
 
 .Magratb, Michael, raason. 
 
 McDonald, Jameg, bluukamith. 
 
 McVicltar, Alexon.ler, saw mill proprietor and o»r- 
 
 peoter 
 Shiolila, Hugh, oooper. 
 Story, Wra., .(. 1*. 
 
 PAPINEAUVILLE, C. E.— A thriving village, situated in the Parish of St. .\ngoli(jue, soignory of 
 Petite Nation aij<l county of Ottawa. It has one district and one Protectant disseiitieiit Mchool. Distant 
 from Aylmer, the county town, 49 miles ; from Ottawa City, 40 miles; and from Montreal, <M) miles. 
 Daily mail. Population about '2>)0. 
 
 Charlebois, Gilbert, tanner. 
 
 Charon, 8ulcm, builder v 
 
 Cbeeny, B., general merchant. 
 
 Cook, Alanson, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Cole, Edward, .). P. an>l general merchant. 
 
 Cdt6, Hyacinthe, hotel keeper. 
 
 David, Hov. -los., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Filiatrault, A , attorney. 
 
 Fitsgerald, P , tailor. 
 
 Gautbier, DiUier, boot and sbneraaker. 
 
 Gauthier, J. lUe., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Gaenette, Joseph, miller. 
 
 Hillman. Denis, baker. 
 
 Hillman, Henry, bailiff, Superior Court. 
 
 Hillman, Lee H., general merchant 
 
 Hillman, Theodore, builder. 
 
 Joubert, Edward, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Jouberl, Joseph, J. P., carpenter and builder. 
 
 L.abelle, Paul, blacksmith. 
 
 Laflamme, Pierre, cooper. 
 
 Longpr^>, Antoine, M.D , physician and clerk of ma- 
 gistrate's court. 
 
 Maokay, F. 8., J. P., notary public and clerk of 
 circuit court. 
 
 Mackay, John H., J. P. and general merchant. 
 
 Morrow, John, boot and shoemiiker. 
 
 O'Brien, Wm., hotel keeper. 
 
 Papiueau, J. B. N , mayor, and clerk of oommis- 
 sioner'g court. 
 
 Proulx, Jean Bte , upholsterer. 
 
 Schryer, Alanson, builder. . 
 
 Schryer, Joseph, builder. 
 
 Smith, Catharine, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Smith, Wm., briokmaker. 
 
 Smithson, C. 8., millwright. 
 
 St. Jttlieu, J. B. 0., jun., general merchant. 
 
 Ta886, C^lestiu, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Tctrault, Michel, carpenter. 
 
 TUCKER, STEPHEN, postmaster and general 
 merchant. 
 
 PABHAM, C. W. — A small poat village, sit'inted in the township of Hinchinbrook and county of 
 Froutenae, and in the oonma of a few years, will be a thriving town. Population about 50. 
 
 Bartrim, Alexander, cabinet maker and furnitare 
 
 dealer. 
 Dartrim, Wm., blacksmith. 
 GRANT, THOMAd A., postmaster. 
 Hatch, Henry & Co., lumber merchants and saw 
 
 mill proprietors. 
 Lee, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Mahar, John, waggon maker and hotel proprietor. 
 Park', Rev. Mr. 
 
 Stone, Alexander W., saloon keeper. 
 Vanolstioe, John, carpenter and builder, 
 V'anolstine, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Warner, Grant & Co., booksellers, stationers, and 
 general merchants. 
 
 PARIS, C. W. — An incorporated town in the township of Dumfries South, county of Brant, situated 
 on the Grand River and Smith Creek. It is a port of entry, and an important Railway Station, 
 being at the iuteraecti'>n of the Great Western Railway by the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway. 
 Gypsum is found in large quantities in the vicinity, and several mills are constantly employed grinding 
 it for farming purposes. There is a good local retail trade, and quite a large amount of manufactur* 
 ing ia carried on, which, together with the trade in sawn lumber, makes Paris a place of no small 
 importance in a commercial point of view. Distant from Brantford, the county town, 7 miles ; from 
 Hamilton, 80 miles ; from London. 65 miles ; and from Toronto, 68 miles. Daily mail, with money 
 order office. Population about 2,600. 
 
 Adams, Peter, blacksmith. River. 
 
 AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY, E. Bnmham, 
 
 agent, Rirer. 
 Angess & Brown, carpenters and builders. 
 Arnold, Charles, nurseryman. Church. 
 Arnold, John, nurseryman. Church. 
 
 Baker, John, boot and shoe maker and dealer, River. 
 Barclay, Robert, jeweller and watchmaker, River. 
 Bartlett, Rev. Mr., Methodist. 
 Batty, Wm , tinsmith Upper Town. 
 BELL, GEORGE, chemist and druggist, dealer in 
 ooal oil, coal oil lamps, &o , River. 
 
 ». . C, CHEWETT A CO., TORONTO, HAVE A SUPERIOR OFFICE PENCIL MANUFACTURED. 
 
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 PARIS— 1 RESTON. 
 
 NEW PARIS MILLS, 
 
 CHARLES WHITLAW, PROPRIETOR, 
 
 HIGHE$»T CASH PRICE PAID FOR 1¥HEAT. 
 
 AGENT for PHOINIX FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY of LONDON, England. 
 
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 DisPEisT^siisra chemists, 
 
 l¥HO£.ESALE AlVD RETAIl. DRUCiGIST^ 
 
 Dealers in Faints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye Stuffs, and Coal Oil Lairps. 
 RIVER STREET, PARIS, C. W, 
 
 C3^A.IIGHJI1STC3- OIL SXJI»BIlSEr>Br>. 
 
 BRTQQ'S BLACK OIL is acknowledged, by all who have used it, to be superior to Qargling Oil, or any 
 other Nf edioine now before the public, for Bruisea, Sonlds, Cuts, Qalls and Fresh Wounds of all ktada, 
 Sprains, Frost Bites. Wind Qalls, Lameness, Foundered Feet, Weakness of Joints, Contraction of th« 
 Muscles, External Poisons, Scrntches or Qrease Bites of Auimivls, Cramps, and many other disease! inoi- 
 deut to Horses, Cattle, and Human Flesh. Sold by all Druggists and Country Dealers generally. 
 JKir G. C. BBIQOS, general agent, HAMILTON, C. W. 
 
 - <«tfnM 
 
 OTTO KLOTZ, PROPRIETOR. 
 
 PRESTON, C. W. 
 
 OTTO KlOTZ, 
 
 Notary Public, Conveyancer, 
 
 Commissioaer of the Court of Uueen's Bench, 
 
 AU£.\T tf<m IS80I.no MAKRIAOU LICK.SSES, 
 FlUG A.NU Lira INSURANOB AOKNT, 
 
 Divliion Oonrt Office, 
 PHESTON, 0. W., Waterloo County. 
 
 DR. HOPE'S MAGNETIC OINTMENT is well worth a trial in any case of Piles, Burns, Scalds, Old 
 Sures, Inflamed or Sore Eyes, Eruptions of tiie Skin, and in every case where an Ointment is useful. 
 It will recommend itself after one trial. 
 
 fS* The above Medicines are sold at wholesale by all Druggists in the prinolpal Towns In Canada and 
 United States. gSf G. C. BRIOOS, GENERAL AGENT, HAMILTON, C. W. -1©» 
 
 -Vjr. O. OIIE"W"ETT &c CO., 
 
 §ooksclltrs, stationers, ^printers, fit^agrap^trs, ^ookkinbcrs, iit,, 
 
 17 & 19 KINO STREET EAST, TORONTO, C. W. 
 
 TRY BRIGG'S MAGIC RELIEF, and if you are not satiefled a^er using the contents of one bottle, the 
 purchaser may return the bottle fo the Agent, who will in all oases refund the money. It will cure 
 Inflaminfttion, Tin Dolereaux, Neuralgia, Cholio, Sore Throat, Gbilblnina, Cramp in the Stomach, Painter*! 
 Oholio. Pleurisy, Cramp, Cholera Morbus, Paini in the Breast or Side, Lumbago, Cholera, Dyieatery, and 
 in ebort it ie the Family Medicine. 
 
 Sold by all Dealers In Medicines Price 25o. 
 
 tar G. C. BRIOQS, GENERAL AGENT, HAMILTON. 0. W. 
 
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 W. C. CHEWETT A CO., LITUOGRAPUERS, ENGRAVERS, Ac, KING ST., TORONTO. 
 
TOR, 
 
 lEAT. 
 
 DON, England. 
 
 d:isTS, 
 
 }oal Oil Lair pa. 
 
 PARIS. 
 
 545 
 
 Qargling Oil, or «dj 
 Wounds of all kiada, 
 Conlraotion of tht 
 r other dUeases inoi- 
 8 generally. 
 
 iTZ, 
 
 nveyancer, 
 
 of Uueen's Bench, 
 
 Miti lACHSAliS, 
 NCB AQKMT, 
 
 dice, 
 
 Waterloo Oountr. 
 
 Bumn, Scalds, Old 
 Oiatmeut is useful. 
 
 owns in Canada and 
 
 ibinbcrs, itt, 
 
 its of one bottle, the 
 
 oney. It will our* 
 
 Stomach, Painter'! 
 
 era. Dysentery, and 
 
 '., TORONTO. 
 
 BELL, ALEXANDER 0., manager for George 
 Bell, dealer in drugs, medicines, chemicals, coal 
 oil, and coal oil lamps, &o.. River. 
 
 Bell, George, bnker and confectioner, River. 
 
 Bradford, O. D., proprietor Oore Hotel, River. 
 
 Buckley, John, mannfaclurer of tin and sheet iron 
 ware, and dealer in stoves, River. 
 
 Bullock, Jo8epb, groceries, wines, liquors, crockery 
 ware, &c., 1 Gore Block. 
 
 BURNUAM, E., agent American Express Company, 
 River. 
 
 Bnrsnell, George, butcher, River. 
 
 CANADA LIFE A^'SURANCE COMPANY, E. 
 Randall, agent. 
 
 Capron, Hiram, postmaster Distributing Post Office, 
 Paris Stiition. 
 
 Capron, Walter, commission and forwarding mer- 
 chant, near Depot. 
 
 Cary, Joseph, deputy inspector general. 
 
 Caw, Rov. David, Presbyterian (first). 
 
 Chamberiin, Charles, butcher. Upper Town. 
 
 Chambei'8, John, baker, Dumfries. 
 
 Chase, Jacob, luternatioaal Hotel, opposite Railroad 
 Depot. 
 
 Christie, Robert, physician and surgeon. Lower 
 Town. 
 
 Clarke, Thomas, tinsmith Dumfries. 
 
 Cierihen, Rev. Patrick, Baptist. 
 
 Clode, John, boot and shoemaker and dealer. River. 
 
 Cook. S., physician and surgeon, Lower Town. 
 
 DEP9T SALOON, Thomas A. Richards, proprietor. 
 
 Dickson, David R., insurance, land and general agent 
 and notary public, River. 
 
 Dickson, James R.. physician. Queen, Upper Town. 
 
 Dobie, Wm., general merchant, corner River and 
 Mechanic. 
 
 Ebbs, Rev. Edward, Congregationalist. 
 
 Evans, Wm , boot and shoemaker. Mechanic. 
 
 Farmers' Exchange, Robert Storr, proprietor, Me- 
 chanic. 
 
 Fawkes, G. H., watchmaker and jeweller. River. 
 
 Finlayson, Hugh, sen., tanner and currier. River. 
 
 Fiitlayson, Hugh, jun., saddle and harness maker. 
 Upper Town. 
 
 Fisher, Robert, boot and shoemaker, Upper Town. 
 
 Fitchworth, J., boot and shoemaker. Upper Town. 
 
 Flanagan, Charles, saddle and harness maker, River. 
 
 Flueling, Mrs. Nancy, proprietress Queen's Arms 
 Hotel, River. 
 
 Forsyth, E. P., collector and high builiff. Upper 
 Town. 
 
 George, Wm., Commercial Hotel, near Depot. 
 
 GloosonN Hotel, Lyman Qleason, proprietor, near 
 Depot. 
 
 Gleason, Lyman, proprietor Gleason's Hotel, near 
 Railway Depot. 
 
 Gore Bank, Jamps Nimrao, manager, River. 
 
 Oore Hotel, O. D. Bradford, proprietor, River. 
 
 Qouinlock, Walter, dealer in groceries, crockery- 
 ware, liquors, fto.. River. 
 
 QR/HAM, WM. U, M.D., alopathic, homoepathic, 
 and eoloctio physician and surgeon, Carr's Block. 
 
 Grkham, T. & J. H., barbers, hat makers and book- 
 sellers, &o., &o.. River. 
 
 Green, M., Paris Hotel, Upper Town. 
 
 Griffin, Rev. W. S., Wesle^an Methodist. 
 
 HAIGHT, S. A., commission merchant, confectioner 
 end fruit dealer, Dumfries, Upper Town. 
 
 Hall, Thomas, dry goods, &o., River. 
 
 Havill, Henry, carpenter and builder. Upper Town. 
 
 Bevill, James, carpenter and builder. Upper Town. 
 
 Hevili, Wm., carpenter, &o.. Upper "Town. 
 
 Hart, Henry, attorney and solioitor, Rivrr. 
 Hartford Fire Insurance Company, "irtford. Conn., 
 
 Daniel R. Dickson, agent. River 
 Haycock, F. H., collector of ousto...8, Paris Station. 
 Hearle, R C, conveyancer. Church. 
 Hearne, W., manufacturer and dealer in furniture, 
 
 &c.. River. 
 Hoffman, George & Co., grocery, near Depot. 
 Home Fire Insurance Company, N. T., David R. 
 
 Dickson, agent. River. 
 Inksater, G., boot and shoemaker, neiir Post Office. 
 International Hotel, Jacob Chase, proprietor, oppo- 
 site Depot. 
 Irwin, M , general merchant, Dundas, Upper Town. 
 Jamieson, A., marble worker. Upper Town. 
 Jull, John H., froigtit agent and station master 
 
 Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway. 
 Kaine, James, tavern, Mnrket. 
 Lamb, Joseph, North American Hotel, Broadway. 
 Lawrence., John, physician and surgeon, Dumfriei. 
 Lougheed, J.. Crown Hotel, near Depot. 
 Mnrkey, P., Globe Hotel, Upper Town. 
 Maxwell & Whitlaw, foundry and machine shop, 
 
 Paris Flats. 
 Maybcrry, Thomas, Canadian Hotel, Upper Town. 
 McCosb, Thomas, groceries, wines, spirits, &o., 
 
 Upper Town. 
 McGraJy, James, blacksmith, Broadway. 
 McGregor, Mr., cooper, Lower Town. 
 McKay, Jas., freight clerk Great Western Railway. 
 McKenzie, John, baker. Upper Town. 
 MoNabb, Stewart, boot and shoemaker, River. 
 Miller, John, general merchant. Upper Town. 
 Mitchell. George, merchant tailor, River. 
 Mitchell, Jitmes, fanning mill maker. Lower Town. 
 MONTREAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY, O. Stan- 
 ton, manager. 
 Morton, R. & Co., hardware merchants, River. 
 Muirhead, T., blacksmith, Dumfries. 
 Nash, Aaron, hats, caps, furs and jewellry. River. 
 Neil, Wm., Union Snluon, River. 
 NEW PARIS MILLS, (Jharles Whitlaw, proprietor, 
 
 River (see card, p. 644). 
 Nimmo, James, manager. Gore Bank, River. 
 NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE FIRB & LIPB 
 
 INSURANCE COMPANY, Warren Tottan, agent. 
 O'Conner, P., Paris Mills, Mechanics. 
 Oliver, Thomas, carriage maker, Broadway. 
 Palmer, Richard, livery stables, William. 
 PARIS STAR, W. G. Powell, publisher, Riveir. 
 Patterson, Wm., dealer in dry goods, millinery goode, 
 
 &c., River. 
 Patton, David, dealer in hardware, nails, painta, 
 
 oils, paper hangings, &o.. River. 
 Patten, Elward, furniture, &o., River. 
 Penfoid, Edward, boot and shoemaker. River. 
 Penton, Henry, clerk of the division eonrt, assuranee 
 
 agent, bookseller and stationer. River. 
 Penton, John A , conveyancer River. 
 PH(ENIX FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OP 
 
 LONDON, ENGLAND, Charles Whitlaw, agent, 
 
 River (see card, p. 644). 
 Pill, Mrs. & Miss, milliners and dealers in fanoy 
 
 goods. River. 
 POWELL, W. O., publisher Parit Star, River. 
 Queen's Arms Hotel, Mrs. Nancy Flueling, proprie- 
 tress. 
 Rand'ill, E, agent, Canada Life Assurance Company. 
 RandnU, E. & Co , general merchants, River. 
 RICHARDS, THOMAS A., private boarding and 
 
 proprietor Depot Saloon, Great Western Railway 
 
 Station. 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT A CO., PUBLISHERS "CANADIAN ALMANAC," KINO ST., TORONTO. 
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 PARIS— PSFF]^RLAW. 
 
 Biipin, John, BU|ti9n m^tor, Ore»t W«stern B4^1it*7 
 Depot. 
 
 Robertson, Rer. James, Presbyterian (seoood). 
 
 Robertson, John, boot iknit ■hoemkkei'> River. 
 
 Robertson & Toung, merehaot tailors, River. 
 
 Robinson, J., oabinot maker and undertaker, Rirer. 
 
 Rockwell, Mrs. R., milliner and dressmaker, ne%r 
 Post Office. 
 
 ROYAL IN8UEANCB COMPANY, Daniel R. Dick- 
 son agent. River. 
 
 Rjall, T., commission merchant and fssnranoe agent, 
 near Depot. 
 
 SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL LIFE ASSURANCE 
 COMPANY. Daniel R. Dickson, agent. 
 
 8C0TT, GEOROE t., manager for Thornton ai^d 
 Fisher, chemists and druggists. River. 
 
 SCOTT. GEO. L., editor Pacw Slar, River. 
 
 Settle & Moore, auctioneers and commission mer- 
 chants. 
 
 Shannon, E , boot and shoemaker, near Depot. 
 
 Shepherd, Thomas, carpenter and joiner, River, 
 
 Smith, James, plasterer. Upper Town. 
 
 Smith, John, plasterer, IjJpper Town. 
 
 Snider, James, grocer. River. 
 
 Sowdon, S., druKgist, Upper Town. 
 
 STANTON, GEORGE, postmaster, Dumfries. 
 
 Stanton, Wm., deputy postmaster. 
 
 Stevenson, John, grocer. River. 
 
 Stewart, Robert, baker, Upp^r Town. 
 
 Storr, Robert, proprietor Farmer's E^changs, 
 Mechanics. 
 
 Tajlor, W. H., dealer in gf«ctri«s, vines, liquors, 
 
 Ac, Ri*er. 
 THORNTON & FISHER, dispensing chemists, 
 
 wholesale and retail druggists, dealers in paints, 
 
 oils, coal oil, lamps, 4o., River (see card, p. 
 
 644). 
 Thompson & Turnbolt, carpenters, Paris Flats. 
 THOMPSON & WRIGHT, tpADUfacturers, Hbd 
 
 wholesale and retail dealers in pure white and 
 
 green plaster; also, dealers in groceries, provir 
 
 nions, ho., &o.. River. 
 Totten. Norman, teller Gore Dank, River. 
 Totten, Warren, barrister, attorney, and insurai^M 
 
 agent. River. 
 Towaley, Rev. Adam, D.D., Church of England. 
 Union Saloon, Wm. Neil, proprietor, River. 
 Van Allen. John, tailor, Dumfries, Upper Town. 
 Walker, Brothers, blacksmiths. Upper Town. 
 Wass, John, Railroad Hotel, near Depot. 
 Watson, Thomas, butcher. Upper Town. 
 Watt, John, physician and surgeon. Lower Town. 
 Watts, Charles, groceries, wines, liquors, &o.. River. 
 White, Wm., ticket clerk Great Western Railway, 
 
 Depot. 
 WHITLAW, CHARLES, proprietor New Paris Mills, 
 
 general merchant, and agent Phcenix InsuranM 
 
 Company of London, River (see card, p. 644). 
 Wilson, Peter, blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 Wilson, Wm., flourinK mills on Mill Race. 
 Wood, Thomas, merchant tailor. River. 
 Young, David, boot and shpemsk^r. River. 
 
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 PASBEBIAC, Ok B.— A village situated on the Bay of Chaleur, in the township of Cox and county, 
 of Donaventure, and district of Gaspe, containing about 500 inbabitunts. It has a fine harbour. Its 
 chief commerce is codfish, exporting about 60,000 quintals of dry codfish annually. Total amount of 
 esporU, $260,000; imports, $150,000. DlsUnt fipom New Carlisle, 4 miles; and from Quebec, 600 
 miles Mail tri-wsekly. 
 
 Anes, Goorge, tailor. 
 
 Anglehart, Jean Bte., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Anglehart, Ner6, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 DISSON, DANIEI', postmaster & general merokaat. 
 
 Clark, James, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Daroilisle, Fr^rick, broom nv^ker. 
 
 De Caen, Frediriok, grocer. 
 
 De LaPerrelle Ellas, carpenter. 
 
 Dugay, Mrs. Fabiea, bonnet maker. 
 
 Dugay, John, town cwnneillor. 
 
 Dural, Phillip, canMBter, 
 
 Fournier, Rev. C. F. 
 
 Fraser, John, collector of customs. 
 
 Herbert, Tbadd, broom maker. 
 
 Hurd, F^lix, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Kelly, Charles, flour mill owner. 
 
 Lawrence, Peter, baker. 
 
 Le Bel. Joseph A., orowo land agent 
 
 lieBoutillter Bros., lunber and general merchants. 
 
 LeBrun, Abraham, general merchant. 
 
 LeMarguand, Edward, blacksmith. 
 
 Le.Marguand, John, carpenter. 
 
 LeMasurier, John, carpenter. 
 
 Lois^l, John, town councillor. 
 
 Lois^l, Simeon, town councillor, tavern keeper and 
 
 grooer. 
 Manderson, Henry A., flour mill ownsr. 
 Manger, Riohard, «ash, blind and door manufacturez. 
 McDonald, Wm., J. P. 
 McGee, Barnabas, J P. 
 McRae, Wm. Ross, flour mill owner.' 
 Meagher, Wm., clerk of customs. 
 Michel, Francis, blacksmith. 
 Milne, Rev. O. 
 Pinket, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Rolin, Chas , & Co., lumber and genera) merchants. 
 Rohitaille, Louis T., physician. 
 Vicq, Joseph, carpenter. 
 
 PEFFEBLAW, O. W.— A floutisfaing post village, situated on the Eastern Beach river, about two milM 
 from its month, in^ the township ofOeorgina, county of York. It possesses extensive water privilegMi 
 and has a good lumber trade. DisUnt from Toronto, 66 miles ; from Whitby. 46 miles ; from Beavwr 
 ton, 10 miles; and f^om Lindsay, 80 mils^ Population about 120. 
 
 Bathgate, Andrew, tanaer. 
 
 Bathgate, James, tanner. 
 
 Corner. Henry, onrpsntsr and builder. 
 
 Comer, Wm.. saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Graham, Thomas, oarpenter and builder, 
 
 Oreer & Evans, flour and grist mill proprietors. 
 
 Hodason, Thomas, oarpr nter and builder. 
 JOHNSON, GEORGE, J. P., postmaster, mill ovrew 
 
 and general merchant 
 Johnson, Wm., carding and fulling mill proprietor. 
 Johnston, Robert general merchant 
 McCallum, James, jnn., provincial land surveyor. 
 
 W. C. CHBWITT * Co., TORONTO, SUPPLY CLUBS, READING ROOMS, ««., on f»rattn»hlt Ttrma. 
 
i»8, viDca, liquoi*, 
 
 pensing ohemiati, 
 , detlera in paints, 
 iver (aee o»rd, p. 
 
 9, Paris Flats, 
 i^pufucturers, ^bd 
 in pure wbite nnd 
 1 groc«ri«s, profir 
 
 . River, 
 lej, »ud insur^^et 
 
 rch of England, 
 tor, River, 
 t. Upper Town. 
 Jpper Town. 
 • Depot. 
 ■ Town. 
 
 , Lower Town. 
 
 liquors, &c., River. 
 
 Weslera Ri^ilwa/, 
 
 or New Paris Mills, 
 Phfleniz Insurane* 
 e card, p. 544). 
 iggon maker, 
 ill Race. 
 Mver, 
 ^r, Riyer. 
 
 of Cox and oonntj 
 
 . fine harbour. Its 
 
 Total amount of 
 
 fram Quebeo, 50& 
 
 PEPFERLAW— PENINSULA OASPB. 
 
 64r 
 
 bant, 
 b. 
 
 tavern keeper aod 
 
 owner. 
 
 ioor manafacturer. 
 
 lOr. 
 
 ;enoral merchants. 
 
 if, about two milss 
 B water prhilegsst 
 lei ; f^om Beavwp 
 
 bui)d«r. 
 
 natter, mill owntr 
 
 t mill proprietor. 
 
 Dt. 
 
 1 land lorveyor. 
 
 ronr»blt Tsrma, 
 
 Mechan, Charles , blacksmith. 
 
 Bed<titt, Wm., bricklayer. 
 
 Reekie, David, millwright. 
 
 Reekie, Jnmes, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Bmutfit, Thomas, brickmaker. 
 
 Spearin, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Switser, George, boot and sboemnker. 
 Switser, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Switser, Tobias, boot and shoemaker. 
 Winfleld, James, hotel keeper. 
 Wright, Thomas, hotel keeper. 
 
 PENDLETON, C. W.— A poet village, situated on the Nation river, in the township of Sonth Plail< 
 Ugenet, countjr of Prescott. Distaat from L'Urignal, the county town, 27 miles. Population about 500 
 
 Anderson, A. W., blacksmith. 
 Anderson, James, J. P. 
 
 Anderson, B. & Co., carriage and waggon makers. 
 Barton, Oliver, general merchant. 
 Beauohamp, Henry, blacksmith. 
 BnruH & Shane, lumber merobanta. 
 Campbell, George, lumber merchant. 
 Corier, Joseph, tanner and leather dealer. 
 Curoniiiigs, J., physioian and accountant. 
 DELBS DERNIGRS, J. M. C, postmaster and gen- 
 eral mercbaut. 
 Dongan, Arthur, lumber dealer. 
 Farello, Charles, cooper. 
 Ferguson, A. A., physiciaik 
 Franklin & Co., lumber merchants. 
 Gordon, Alexander, saw mill owner. 
 Gordon, CampbeH, jeweller and watchmaker. 
 Hill, John, hotel keeper. 
 Johnson, Robert, farmer. 
 Lafleur, Gabriel, dentist. 
 Larocque, C, express agent 
 Legnult, Paul, plasterer. 
 
 Population i 
 
 McDonald, Matthew, weaver. 
 
 Molutyre, Duncan, tanner and leather dealer. 
 
 McLean, .Archibald, flour mill owner. 
 
 McLean, Hugh, furiner. 
 
 McL«an jt Co., lumber merchants. 
 
 McLennan, A. S., school tenoher. 
 
 MoPliee, Alexander, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Mol'hee, Mrs., weaver. 
 
 McQuin, John, farmer. 
 
 Mullen, Henry, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Nichol, J., physioian. 
 
 Pendleton, Academy, A. S. McLennan, teacher. 
 
 Pendleton Hotel, J. B. Robillard, proprietor. 
 
 Ryan, Dennis, farmer. 
 
 Ryan, John, tailor. 
 
 Ryan, Patrick, J. P. 
 
 8hane, Morris, farmer. 
 
 Sheesmnn, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 I 8ov6, Paul, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Stewart, J., general merchant. 
 , Stewart, P., hotel keeper and farmer. 
 
 Winsor, John, lumber merchant. 
 
 PENETANOUISHENE, C. W.— A large post village, situated in the townships of Tiny and Tay, 
 County of Bimcoe, North Riding, on Penetangoishene B^y, which is a small roadstead from the aeor> 
 giau Bay. There is a Provincial Reformatory here fur the punishment and reformation of juventls 
 criminals. This plaoe was formerly a military and naval station, and a number of pensioners are now 
 settled here. Distaat from Barrie, the county town, 36 miles ; and from Toronto, 97 miles. Popal»- 
 tiou about 850. 
 
 Alma Hotel, A. Densmore, proprietor. 
 
 Bregette, H., build«r. 
 
 Bonna, Pierre, blacksmith. 
 
 Columbus, Louis, blacksmith. 
 
 Commercial Hotel, H. Tripp, proprietor. 
 
 Copeland, George, lumber merchant and mill owner. 
 
 Corbeau, Francis, builder and waggon maker. 
 
 Darling, Mrs. L. A., general storekeepsr. 
 
 Densmore, A., proprietor Alma Hotel. 
 
 Equitable Fire and Life Insuranoe Company, Wm. 
 
 (>imp8on, agent. 
 Gendron, Charles, cooper. 
 Gendron, M., shoemaker and tanner. 
 Gilmour, R., phynioian and surgeon. 
 Globe Hotel, P. Quinn, proprietor. 
 Hallen, Rev. George, Church of England. 
 Jeffrey, Edward, general merchant. 
 Kennedy, Rev. P., Roman Catholic. 
 Lesage, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 May, Philip, cooper. 
 
 MITCHELL, 0. J., postmaster and issuer of msr> 
 
 ring* licenses. 
 Quinn, P., proprietor Glebe Hotel, 
 tteardon, M , tailor. 
 
 Rouse, U. A., watohmaker and jeweller. 
 Simpson, Wm., J. P., notary public, custom houss 
 
 officer, geuei'iil merohant and insurance agent. 
 Sneath, Wm., butcher. 
 Tessier, Gilbert, baker. 
 
 Thompson, Alfred A., J^ P. and general merchant. 
 Thompson, H. II., township clerk and insarano* 
 
 agent. 
 Thompxon, Rev. R., Methodist. 
 Tripp, H., proprietor Commercial Hotel. 
 Trudelle, Marcelle, builder. 
 Western Assurance Company, H. H. Thompson, 
 
 agent. 
 Wright, James, butcher and prodnoe dealer. 
 Wright, Wm., head constable and Uilor. 
 
 PENINSULA OASFE, C. E.— A post village, situated on the Peninsula, in the township of Sydea> 
 ham and county of Ga8p«. Distant from Perol^ the county town, 80 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Armett, Wra., J, P. 
 
 Cabot, Thomas, boot and sboemaker. 
 
 llosher, David, osrpsnter sad builder. 
 
 GRUCHY, PHILIP L. M.,postmasUr sad school 
 
 teacher. 
 Philips, David, J. P. 
 
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 PENVILLE, C. W.— A thriving post Tillage, aitaated in the towDship of Teoumseth, county of Simoot, 
 South Riding. Distant from Barrie, the oouoty town, 25 miles ; from Toronto, 42 miles ; and from 
 Bradford station, on the Norttiern Railway, 10 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Aohiesou, Samuel, weaver. 
 
 Aoaman, Abram, general merchant. 
 
 CarsoD, Joseph T., school teacher and acooantant. 
 
 Dunham, John, carpenter. 
 
 Heathers, Henry, carpenter. 
 
 Hulton, Alex., carpenter. 
 
 Lydie, Alex., blaclttimitb. 
 
 MoMinn, Samuel, carpenter. 
 
 McUeary, James, manufacturer of oultiTators, and 
 
 carriage and waggon maker. 
 Orr, Rev. J. 8., New Connexion Methodist. 
 Penfield, Albert, pump maker. 
 Raper, John S., hotel keeper. 
 TURNER, EDWARD T., postmaster and 
 
 merchant. 
 Wilson, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
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 PERCE, C E.— A village and township in the county and district of Oaspd. It is the chef lieu of the 
 county, and has a Court House, Gaol, and other county buildings. A very large fitthing business is 
 done here. Distant from Quebec 600 miles, and from Toronto 1,000 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Popu- 
 lation about 1,500. 
 
 Baker, Daniel, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Sernier, Joseph, general merchant. 
 
 Betman, Themas, tailor. 
 
 Bouch4, Joseph, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Bragg, Wm., floor and grist mill owner. 
 
 Bragg, Mrs. Wm., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Cormick, Owen T., J. P., dentist, physician and 
 
 druggist. 
 Cross, Rev. 8., Chnroh of England. 
 Dugay, L., boot and shoemaker. 
 Dupr6, Michel, mason. 
 Flynn, Mrs. James, milliner and dreaamaker. 
 Guilmet, Rev. B., Roman Catholic. 
 Bacqual, Philip, architect and builder. 
 Harper, L. G., prothouotary. 
 Hayden, Peter, blacksmith. 
 Heath, George, house and sign painter. 
 Hopair, Sami.«1, boot and shoemaker. 
 Jean, John, carpenter and joiner. 
 Lftggaseu, Naroisse, general merchant. 
 Lawognon, Peter, blacksmith. 
 Langlois, Miss Celana, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Langlois, Louis, butcher. 
 
 LaPierre, Joseph, flour and grist mill owner. 
 
 LaTerrier, Joseph, painter, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 LeBlance, Prudent, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Leltoutillier, Edward, advocate, &c. 
 
 LeBoutillier, George, J. P., collector of customs. 
 
 LeBoutillier, John, genera? merchant. 
 
 LeBoutillier, Philip, J. P. 
 
 LeBoutillier ft Brothers, general merchants. 
 
 LeBrun, Francis, general merchant, 
 
 Mabee, Edward, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Mabee, Peter, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 McNamnra, Hugh, hotel keeper. i 
 
 Melven, Richard, niason. 
 
 Moriarty, J. T., hotel keeper. 
 
 Morris, Jasper, oonper. 
 
 Panquet, Louis, crier of the court. 
 
 Paradis, Henry, blacksmith. 
 
 Robin, Charles & Co., general merchants. 
 
 Uoney, James, mayor and general merchant. 
 
 Savage, Thomas, flour and grist mill owner. 
 
 Tremtilay, Widow, hotel keeper. 
 
 TUZO, JOSEPH E., postmaster. 
 
 Viliert, Philip, sheriff and insurance agent. 
 
 PEBBYTOWN, C. W. — A post village, situated in the township of Hope and county of Durham, on 
 the Gravel Road leading from Port Hope to Lindsay. It can boast of five diflerent churches and no 
 taverns. Distant from Port Hope, 9 miles ; from Cobourg, 16 miles ; from Lindsay, 80 miles ; and 
 from Toronto, 76 miles. Daily mail. Population about 100. 
 
 Beamish, Francis, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Burtcb, Rev. R. S., Church of England. 
 
 Campbell, Thomas, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Caldwell, John O., waggon maker. 
 
 Choate, Aaron', J. P. 
 
 CORBETT, R. A., postmaster and physician. 
 
 Corbett, Samuel, J. P. 
 
 Davis, Petrie ft Co., hat monufaoturera. 
 
 Oray, James, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Irvine, W., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Mathews, John, tanner. 
 
 McElroy, .lohn, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Morrison, Rev. W. ¥., Webleyan Methodist. 
 
 Rothwell, R., school teacher. 
 
 Scott, Rev. J. R., Presbyterian. 
 
 Sleep, S., blacksmith. 
 
 Thomas, W., cabinet maker, 
 
 Wilson, Joseph, saw mill ptoprietor. 
 
 PEBTH, C. W.— The chief town of the United Counties of Lanark and Renfrew, situated on the Rlvwr 
 'lay, iu the township of Drummond and county of Lanark, South Riding. The township was founded 
 by the Government, and was settled principally by retired offiovrs from the English army. It is in 
 the heart of a fine agricultural country, and distant from Brockville, 40 miles; Smith's Falls, 12 miles; 
 and from Ottawa City, 60 miles. Mails daily, with money order office. Population about 2,600. 
 
 Allan, James, general merchant, Gora. 
 Allan, James, baker and confectioner, Gore. 
 ALLAN, ROBERT, manufacturer and dealer 
 
 boots and shoes, leather and findings. Gore. 
 Allan, A, ft Co., chemists and druggists. Gore, 
 Andison & Allan, boot and shoe dealer*, Gor«, 
 
 in 
 
 Bain, Rev. W., Drummond. 
 
 Balderaon, M., cxrpenter and builder. 
 
 BANK OF MONTREAL, R. Richardson, agent, 
 
 Gore. 
 Barrie, George, tavern, Wilson. 
 Beacon, J., jun., barrister, ftc. Gore, 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT A CO,, IMPORTERS OF ENGLISH PERIODICALS, KINO ST,, TORONTO. 
 
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 sultirators, and 
 bodist. 
 
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 liog busiueaa U 
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 r and joiner, 
 kker. 
 
 of customs. 
 
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 chants. 
 
 mts. 
 
 rohsnt. 
 
 owner. 
 
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 lurchea and no 
 30 mites; and 
 
 odist. 
 
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 It 2,600. 
 
 dson, agmt, 
 
 ORONTO. 
 
 Bell, James, registrar South Riding of Lanark and 
 
 agent Commercial Bftok. 
 Bell, John, grocery. Gore. 
 Berford, W. R. F., clerk of the peace. 
 Boteforrl, W. & C. W., general merchants, Gore. 
 Bowerman jt Kennedy, dentists. Gore. 
 Braidy, P., potash maker, Wilson. 
 Brennan, John, grocery. Gore. 
 British American Express Company, A. E. Seety, 
 
 agent, Gore. 
 British American Hotel, Alex. Cameron, proprietor. 
 
 Gore. 
 Brooke, Tbos., dealer in groceries, liquors, &o., Gore. 
 Brown, E. IL, variety store, Gore. 
 Brown, James, cabinet maker. Gore. 
 Brown, James, cabinet maker and furniture dealer, 
 
 Foster. 
 Brown, N., grocer and tailor, Gore. 
 Buell, >V. 0., registrar, master in chancery, and 
 
 insurance agent, Drnmmond. 
 Butler, Wm., tinsmith and stove dealer, Foster. 
 CAIRNS & SCOIT, editors aud proprietors of the 
 
 J'erth Expoiitor, Gore. 
 Cameron, Alex., proprietor British American Botel, 
 
 Gore. 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, John 
 
 Doran. agent. 
 Carr, A T., jun , clerk Bank of Montreal. 
 Cockfield, Joseph, locomotive superintendent B. &0. 
 
 Railway. 
 COLE, U , proprietor Commercial Hotel, Gore (see 
 
 card, p. 650). 
 Commercial Bunk, James Bell, agent, Drummond. 
 C0.MMBRC1AL HOTEL, H. Cole, proprietor, Gore 
 
 (see card, p. 660). 
 Combs, John S., druggist and dealer in coal oil, 
 
 Inmps, &o., Poster. 
 Coalioon, Mrs., tavern. Gore. 
 Corry, George, blacksmith and edge tool factory, 
 
 Colbomo. 
 Cox, George, waggon maker, Gore. 
 Cromwell, J. M. 0., provincial land surveyor, 
 
 D'Arcey. 
 Croskery, Robert, boot and shoemaker. Mill, 
 Davies, J., marble and stone cutter, Gore, 
 Deacon, John, jun., president Moohanios'__Institute. 
 Develin, Wm., blacksmith, Mill. 
 Doland, John, magistrate, Drummond. 
 Dooher, Patrick, grocery, Gore. 
 Doran, John, agent Canada Life Assuranoe^Gom- 
 
 pauy. Gore. 
 Doran & Ferland, general merchants, Foster. 
 Dougherty, Edward, saddle and harness maker, 
 
 Coiborue. 
 Douglass, R. & Co., general merchants, Gore. 
 Dunuan, Rev. J, B., Gore. 
 Dunnet, George, general merchant, Gore. 
 Edmunds, Miss, milliner, Gore. 
 Effreu, James, cooper, Wilson. 
 Elliott, R , carpenter and builder. 
 Enright, Timothy, tailor, Foster. 
 Family Herald, George E. Neilson, editor and pro- 
 prietor, Gore. 
 Farlaud, Serrin, general merchant. Gore. 
 Farmer, 8., shoemaker. 
 Farmer, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 Ferrier, John, saddle and hurness maker, Harriet 
 Flood &'Spillman, painters. Gore. 
 Fraser, Donald, barrister, attorney-atlaw and in- 
 surance agent, Gore. 
 Fraser, Wm , county treasurer, 
 flamsby, 0. A., chemist and druggist, Gore. 
 
 Gemmell, Robert, distiller,'Market Square. 
 
 Gilbert, George, barber, Gore. 
 
 Gill, Wm., high constable. 
 
 Gordon, Mrs. Cbarles, tavern, Foster. 
 
 Grant, J. P., station master, Brockville & Ottawa 
 
 Railway. 
 Griffin, i iitr.ok, merchant tailor. Gore. 
 Haggart, John G., miller and town mayor. Mill. 
 Hall, Francis, boot and shoemaker. Gore. 
 HART, JOHN, wholesale and retail dealer in books, 
 
 stationery, fancy goods, seeds, field and garden, 
 
 Gore (see card, p. 650). 
 Hart, John, painter, Wilson. 
 Halliday, D., proprietor Tay Tannery, Gore. 
 Henderson, J. T., general merchant, corner Wilsoa 
 
 and Foster. 
 Henderson, Rev. Thomas, Baptist. 
 Hicks, H., tavern, Foster. 
 Hicks, James, general merchant, corner Foster and 
 
 Wilson. 
 Hogg, Wm., cabinet and chair maker, Gore. 
 Holmes, Michael, tailor, Foster. 
 Horsey, Edward H., physician and surgeon, Gore. 
 Jamieson, A., manufacturer and dealer in boots and 
 
 shoes. Gore. 
 Jamieson, Thomas, saddler, harness maker and car- 
 riage trimmer. Gore. 
 Kaloob, Robert, jailer. 
 Kane, I)., tavern, Drummond. 
 Keifer, George, conductor, Brockville & Ottawa 
 
 Railway. 
 Kellook, J. D., physician and surgeon, Wilson. 
 Kennedy, Edward, tavern. Gore 
 Kerr, D., & Co., general merchants, Foster. 
 Keys, John, carpenter, D'Aroy. 
 Kippcn, Alex,, proprietor Perth steam sash factory, 
 • Wilson. 
 
 Kilpatriok, W., tanner, corner Wilson and Harris. 
 Lacy, J., shoemaker, Wihon. 
 LafTerty, Alex., waggon maker, D'Arcy. 
 Laffurty. James, blaok.tmitb, Gore. 
 Laune, James, baker ond confectioner. Gore. 
 Lilly, Wm., foundry. Gore. 
 Look, Wm., brewer. Gore. 
 
 Lowe, G., freight agent Brookville & Ottawa Railway. 
 MAIR & CO., wholesale and retail dealers in dry 
 
 goods, groceries, hardware, crockery, glassware, 
 
 provisions, produce, lumber, &o., corner Foster 
 
 and Gore. 
 Malloch, John G., judge County Court. 
 Mallon, Dr., physician and surgeon, Drummond. 
 Mittheson, Hon. R , M L C. 
 MATHESON, RODERICK, Jun., dealer in dry 
 
 goods, groceries, provisions, hardware, crockery, 
 
 glassware, boots and shoes, &o., Wilson. 
 Matheson, R., k Co., general merchants. Gore. 
 Mnrtindale, W., dealer In every description of shelf 
 
 and heavy hardware. Gore. 
 Maxwell, S. P., saloon and restaurant. Gore. 
 McCaffrey, Thomas, jun., saddle, harness and trunk 
 
 maker, and dealer in saddlery hanlware, WilaoB. 
 McCullough, John, waggon maker, Wilson. 
 McDonald, W. J., provincial land surveyor, &a. 
 McDonougb, Rev. J. H., Wilson. 
 Mcintosh, Duncan, proprietor Union Hotel. 
 McLean, Neil, accountant & teller Bank of Montreal. 
 McLeod, Wm., brasier tin plateworker. Gore. 
 MoMiirtin, D., barrister, attorney, &o.. Gore. 
 McMillan, Mrs. Ellie, grocery. Gore. 
 McNamara, M., watchmaker and jeweller, Gore. 
 MoPherson, James, carpenter and builder, Harriet 
 Meighan, Arthur, general merchant. Gore. 
 
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 Dealer in Genuine Dye Stuffs, Paints, Varnishes, Japan, Oils, Olass, Putty, 
 Brushes, Colors, dry and in Oil, for House, Carriage, & Ornamental Painting, Ceo. 
 
 ROOM AND HALL PAPERS; WINDOW SHADES ; PERFUMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES. 
 
 AORICOLTUnAU GAKDIN AND PI.OWKR SEEDS, OF CANADIAN AND FOREIGN OROWTH. 
 
 ANDREW WALKER, 
 
 xHSRCHAIili xAILOR^ 
 
 ID»A.R,CB^5r SXS.EBX, 
 
 FEBTH, Canada West. 
 
 A General Assortment of CLOTHS, CABSIMEBES, TWEEDS, DOESKINS, &o> 
 
 COMMERCIAL HOUSE, 
 
 GOR£ STBBBT, FBRTH, O. W. 
 
 H. W. COLE, PROPRIETOR. 
 
 THD IS BT FAB TSB VOft HOVBB DT TOWH. 
 
 G. NORTHGRAVES, 
 l¥atch and Clock maker, 
 
 JIWILLIR AM9 INQJIAVK]!, 
 
 MATHISOS'S BUII.DIKO, PBRTH, O. >V. 
 
 Saplex and L«Ter Watches and Oloeki, Plat* aud Jewvllarj, 
 
 Bapalrad and Claaoed In the beat manner, and oo reaiiniiable 
 
 tarmH, Watchea. Glcx^kii and Jewellery for sale, cheap. 
 
 Kniirafing neatly exeruted. 
 
 PATRICK WALSH, 
 
 WnOLEBALI AMD BITAIL DBALBK IN 
 
 Groceries, Provisions, Country Produect 
 
 WINES, LIQUOBS, bo. 
 QORE STREET, PERTH, 0. W. 
 
 HENRY YOUNG, 
 
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 Groceries, Provisions, Country Produce^ 
 
 CBOCKEBT, OLASSWABE, &o. 
 
 QORK STREET, PERTH, C. W. 
 
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 HXALS at all hour*. The Larder aliraye sapplM wDh all the DHltcaeie* of the Seaaoo. OlxtiCMit Brandii of WINES, UQCOB& 
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 PERTH— PBTERBORO'. 
 
 651 
 
 Moffitt, Robert, olerk DWIsion Court 
 
 Moore, Mrs. C, taTern, Oore. 
 
 MOKKIS, W. J., postmaster, Gore. 
 
 MorrisoD, Eiekiel, photographer, Qore. 
 
 MorriBon, Wm., grocery and aewiog machine agent, 
 
 Gore. 
 Murphy, A., grocer and spirit merchant. 
 Nicbol, J. 8., physician and surgeon, Wilson. 
 Neilson, O., watchmalcer, Harriet. 
 Neilson, George E., editor and proprietor, Family 
 
 Herald, Qore. 
 Nelson, Jitmes, physician and surgeon. 
 NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE FIRE AND 
 
 LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, R. Biohardson, 
 
 AKent. 
 NORTHQ RAVES, G., watch and clock maker and 
 
 engraver, Qore (see card, p. 550). 
 O'Brien, Wm., manufacturer and dealer in boots, 
 
 ahoes, and all kinds of leather and findings, 
 
 Gore. 
 O'Connor, Morris, manufacturer and dealer in boots 
 
 and shoes. Gore. 
 Patterson, James, prop. Patterson Hotel, cor. Har- 
 vey and Di'ummond. 
 Patterson Hotel, J. Patterson, proprietor, corner 
 
 Harvey and Drummond. 
 Pattison, Charles, Mill. 
 Pattison, Jnmes, livery stables. Mill. 
 PERTH COURIER, George L. Walker, edilor knd 
 
 proprietor. Gore. 
 PERTH EXPOSITOR, Cairns k Scott, editors and 
 
 proprietors, Qore. 
 Perth Foundry, Harriet. 
 Philip, Henry, cabinet maker. Gore. 
 Rice, Charles, deputy olerk of the crown. 
 
 RICHARDSON, R., agent Bank of Montreal, and 
 
 insurance agent. Gore. 
 Riddell, John, cabinet maker, &o., Harriet. 
 Robertson, Hugh, tailor. Gore. 
 Rndd, John, merchant tailor, Wilson. 
 Rutherford, John, blacksmith. Wilson. 
 Rutherford, Wm., waggon maker. 
 Ryan, H., general merchant, Gore. 
 Sawell, Dr., physician and surgeon, Drammond. 
 Seeiy, A. £., agent British and American Ezpresa 
 
 Company, Gore. 
 Shaw, Henry D., general merchant, corner Qor« 
 
 and Foster. 
 Shaw, James, jun., Farmer's Foundry, North. 
 Shaw, W. ,M., barrister, &c.. Gore. 
 Stephenson, Rev. R. L., Drammond. 
 Stewart, John, proprietor Stewart's Hotel, Oore. 
 Steinborgh & Fiedler, tailors and furriers, Gore. 
 Sutherland, James, grocery, Gore. 
 Templeton, James, tanner, &o., Harriet. 
 Thompson, James, county sheriff. 
 Thompson, Robert, general merchant, Drummond. 
 WALKER, ANDREW, merchant tailor, D'Arcey 
 
 (see card, p. 650). 
 WALKER, GEO. L, editor and prop. Perlh Courier, 
 
 Oore. 
 WALSH, PATRICK, dealer in groceries, liquors, 
 
 &c., Gore (see card, p. 650). 
 Watson, W., shoemaker. Gore. 
 Weatherhead, Alex., saw mill prop. 
 Weatherhead, T. & Co., general store, Foster, 
 Whyte, Francis, tailor. Gore. 
 Wright, H. B., merchant tailor and clothier, Goret 
 YOUNG, HENRY, dealer in groceries, crockery, 
 
 glassware, ho., Gore (see card, p. 550). 
 
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 PETEWAWA, C. W. — A post village, situated on the Petewnwa River in the township of Petewaw* 
 and county of Renfrew. It is named nfter an Indian chief who lived on the River, and whose descen- 
 dants still live there. It is distant from Pembroke, the county town, 10 miles; from Ottawa, 120 
 miles; from Perth, 116 miles; and from Toronto, 810 miles. Population, about 880. 
 
 Bell, Wm., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Bellefeuilie. Gabriel, livery stable keeper. 
 
 Clement, Joseph, saloon keeper. 
 
 Devine, Solomon, carpenter and livery fttable 
 
 keeper. 
 Dunlop, John, lumber merchant. 
 Flannagan, John, saloon keeper. 
 Flimmin, Margaret, school teacher. 
 Greanis, Williiim, lumber merchant. 
 Oerrer, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 Kidd, Robert S., lumber merchant. 
 Lane, John, township clerk. 
 Law, Robert, councillor. 
 Lyons, John, councillor. 
 
 McConnell, Richard, lumber merchant 
 McConnell, Robert, reeve. 
 McKinley, John, councillor. 
 Moffett, Wm , lumber merchant 
 Moore, David, lumber merchant 
 Moore, John, councillor. 
 Morris, William, lumber merchant 
 Morsellus, Chas., boot and shoemaker. 
 O'Mara, Michael, lumber merchant. 
 Rowin, James, lumber merchant. 
 Sipple, John, lumber merchant. 
 Smith, JoshuA, lumber merchant, 
 Suliear, Francis, plasterer. 
 YOUNG, CHARLES, postmaster. 
 
 PBTERBORO', C. W. — The capital of the connty of Petcrboro', situated on the Otonahee rive»j 
 in the township of Munaghau and county of Peterboro, is a place of considerable sice and import- 
 ance, lis population has now reached about 5,000, and is daily inoreasing A railway connects tUs 
 town with Coburg, Port Hope, and the Grand Trunk Railway. Distant from Port Hope, 80 miles |: 
 from Coburg, 30 miles, and from Toronto, 90 miles. Daily mail. 
 
 Americnn & British American Express Companies, 
 
 George A. Cox, agent 
 Alexander, James, groceries and provisions. 
 Allan, Edmund, grocer. 
 Armstrong, F. U , grocer. 
 Armstrong, W., proprietor St Lawrence Hotel. 
 Arnatt, Wm., chief constable. 
 Austin, J. H., saw milL 
 
 Ayres, P. J., edge tool raanttfadturer^ 
 
 BANK OF MONTREAL (Peterboro Branch), R. 1. 
 
 Dallas, agent 
 Bank of Toronto (Peterboro Branch), A. Smith, 
 
 agent 
 Bard & Robinson, sash, blind and door mooofkctorj 
 
 and planing mill. 
 Baskerville, B. D , notions and toys. 
 
 ACCOAJNT BOOKS ALWAYS ON HAND AT W, C. CHBWBTT & CO.'S, TORONTO. 
 
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 B«ftttjr & Benson, general merebanta. 
 
 Beck, Rev. J. W. R., Churob of England. 
 
 Best, Jiimea, general merchant. 
 
 Bisbee, J. B., manufaot'r & dealer in boots & shoes. 
 
 BlaiHcbie, P. C, teacher. 
 
 BoRwell, Walter W., brewer. 
 
 Boucher, G. M , judge of the court 
 
 Boyd, C, butcher. 
 
 Bradbnra, J., toys and notions. 
 
 Bradfield, . agent. Queen Insurance Company, and 
 
 dealer in dry goods, &o. 
 Brenoan, D., confectioner. 
 Brooks, .lames, woolen factory. 
 Brooks, R. T., carpenter and builder. 
 Browne, Dr., physician. 
 Brown, John, cabinet maker. 
 Brown, Templeton, watch maker and jeweller. 
 Burnham, Dr., physician. 
 Bumhain, E., barrister, &o. 
 Caisse, Leon, proprietor Caisse's Hotel. 
 Calcutt, Henry, brewer. 
 Campbell, James, grocer. 
 Campbell, John, dry goods. 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE CO., George A. Cox 
 
 &, W. Cluxlon, agenfs. 
 Carlisle, David, builder. 
 CARVER, S. J., postmaster. 
 Chambers, James, woollen factory. 
 Clark, J., jeweller. 
 
 Clark, John, tanner and dealer in hides and leather. 
 Clifford, John, grocer. 
 
 Cluxton, W., general merchant and insurance agent. 
 Collins, T., grocer. 
 Colwell, Rev. W., Bible Christian. 
 COMMERCIAL BANK OF CANADA, (Branch at 
 
 Peterboro) J. H. Roper, agent. 
 Conger, W. S., land and patent right right agent. 
 Coulter, W., druggist. 
 Cox, George A., agent British American and 
 
 American Express Companies. 
 Craigie & Stevenson, saw mill owners and coopers. 
 Crawford, J. L., bookbinder and blank book manu- 
 facturer. 
 CRONN, R. H., proprietor Maple Leaf Saloon and 
 
 Restaurant, Soott's Buildings, Market Block 
 
 (see card, (.. 650). 
 DALLAS, R. J., agent Bank of Montreal, (Peterboro' 
 
 Branch). 
 D'Arcey, Garret, fanning mill manufacturer. 
 Dennistown, Robert, barrister, &o. 
 Dickson, James H., saw mill. 
 Dickson, S., flour and saw mill owner. 
 Dobbin, Wm., sash, blind and door manufacturer. 
 Docherty & Hanlon, blacksmiths & carriage makers. 
 Douglass, Andrew, carpenter and builder. 
 Douglass, Rev. J. S., Church of Scotland. 
 Dunn, J. B , proprietor Farmer's Home. 
 Dunn, J. M., principal Union School. 
 Dunsford, George, barrister, &o. 
 Baatland, W., general merchant. 
 Eastland & White, livery stable proprietors. 
 Edwardrt, James, clerk and treasurer for Peterboro'. 
 Elliott, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 English, John, blacksmith. 
 English, John & Sons, gunsmiths. 
 Evans, F H , marble yard. 
 
 Evans, H. T., marble worker and sculptor, Betbane. 
 Ervins, R. D., photographic artist. 
 Farmer's Home, J. B. Dunn, proprietor. 
 FAUCHER, D , proprietor St. Maurice Saloon and 
 
 Restaurant, Brock, near George, opposite Huff- 
 Uoase (see card, p. 654). 
 
 Ferguson & Mitchell, aaddl* and harneM maken 
 
 and dealers. 
 Fisher, Thomas, livery stable proprietor. 
 Fitxgerald, T. & G., carriage and waggon bullden, 
 
 London. 
 Flinn, M., blacksmith. 
 Fortje, Thomas, collector of customs. 
 Fraser, Captain, police magistrate. 
 Frey, Edward, chairmaker. 
 Giles, Philip, toys and notions. 
 Gilmour, Rev. J., Baptist. 
 
 Glover & Robinson, flour, feed and grain dealers. 
 Goodwin, B. A., soda-pop manufacturer, George. 
 Goodwin, Mrs. R. A., grocery, George. 
 GRAHAM, ALEXANDER, editor and proprietor 
 
 Peterboro Examiner (see card, p. 650). 
 Graham, Joseph, crown land agent, corner Georgt 
 
 and Dublin. 
 Green, Benjamin, soap and oandU factory. 
 Haffy, Jobn, tailor and clothier. 
 Haggart, James, accountant. 
 Haggart, John, J. P. 
 Hagleton, J. C, grocer. 
 Hall, James, sheriff. 
 Hall, J. J., clerk, division court. 
 Hall, Wm., issuer of marriage licenses and notary 
 
 public. 
 Hamilton, James, foundry and machine shop. 
 Hamilton, R., hardware. 
 Hartley, Henry, general merchant. 
 Hartly, John, dry goods. 
 Harvey, Dr., physician. 
 Hastings, S. W., proprietor Hastings House. 
 Haultain, F. W., M. P. P. 
 Heaty, J., teacher inseperate school. 
 Helm. Wm., foundry and machine shop, gos-fitter 
 
 and plumber. 
 Henny & Burns, grocers. 
 Henthorn, J. T., J. P. 
 Iliokil, W. J., M. A., teacher of classics. 
 Hill, E. C , carriage and waggon maker. 
 Hogg, David, deputy postmaster. 
 HOLMES, J. T., fashionoble hair dressing and 
 
 shaving saloon, Simooe. 
 Hope, James, planing mill, near George. 
 Hope & West, builders. 
 Hopkins, D., butcher. 
 
 Hopkins & Donnelly, saddle and harness makers. 
 Holywell, Dr., physician. 
 HOFFMAN, A., clerk and manager of the Huffman 
 
 House, George (see card, p. 550). 
 HUFFMAN, P., proprietor Huffman House (se* 
 
 card, p 560). 
 HUFFMAN HOUSE, P. Huffman, proprietor (sea 
 
 card, p. 650). 
 Hughson, J., lumber merchant. 
 Johnston, R. & Son, general store. 
 Johnston, W. k J., tailors. 
 Kelly, Rev. , Roman Catholic. 
 Kempt, A. "W., druggist. 
 Kennedy, John, J. P. and blacksmith. 
 Kennedy, W. N., painter, glazier and paper hanger, 
 
 corner George and Brook 
 KInghan, R., wooden and willow ware. 
 Kinghan, Robert, manufacturer of agricultural im- 
 plements and hardware dealers. 
 Kingi'on, Wm., cooper. 
 Larkin, Wm., builder. 
 Lawson, Henry, fanning mill maker. 
 Lemay, D., baker and confectioner. 
 Lemay, Turootte & Co., dry goods merchants and 
 
 clothiers. 
 
 IN8URANC1S POLICIES AND BLANKS GOT UP BY W. C. OHEWETT 4 CO., TORONTO, 
 
harneM makers 
 
 ietor. 
 
 raggon builden, 
 
 PETERBORC 
 
 6M 
 
 grain dealera. 
 urer, George, 
 rpe. 
 
 and proprietor 
 650). 
 ;, coraer Oeorgs 
 
 'actory. 
 
 OSes and notarj 
 line shop. 
 
 9 House. 
 
 I. 
 shop, gas-fitter 
 
 isics. 
 ,ker, 
 
 dressing anil 
 
 rge. 
 
 ness makers, 
 of the Huffman 
 in Hoofle (se* 
 proprietor (set 
 
 paper hanger, 
 ;rioultural iiQ- 
 
 lerohants and 
 ORONTO, 
 
 Leonard, Tbomae, manufacturer and dealer in boots 
 
 and shoes. 
 Lindsay. Miss, milliner. 
 Look, W., hats and cape. 
 Lndgate, John, saw mill. 
 
 Lnndy. V., general merchant. * 
 
 Lundj, Wm,, dry goods. 
 Mahoney, T., itrooer. 
 MAPLE LEAF SALOON AND RESTAURANT, R. 
 
 H. Croiin, proprietor, corner Qeorge and Simcoe, 
 
 Scott's Builtliugs, Market Block (see card, p. 
 
 650). 
 Martyne, M., flour mill owner. 
 McAuliffe. F & T., grocers. 
 McCann, Mitts, milliner. 
 McDonald, a., wholesale and retail dealer in gpro- 
 
 oerie.4, wines and liquors, George. 
 McDoiHild, Brain, cooper. 
 McDonald, George, carpenter. 
 MoGrPgnr, Alexander, chair maker. 
 McGregor, L , proprietor North American Hotel and 
 
 livery stable. 
 McKellar & Cameron, general merchants. 
 McKeown, Dr., physician. 
 McMillen, John, tailor. 
 MoNabb, Dr., physician. 
 MoNauiibton, D., general merchant. 
 MoWilliams, James, blacksmith. 
 McWilliama & Isbister, carriage manufacturers. 
 Menzies, Jaine<«, tailor. 
 
 MENZIES, THOMAS, bookseller, stationer, news- 
 dealer, bookbinder, banker and dealer in exchange 
 
 (see card, p. 654). 
 Mercer, A. & Son, tailors and clothiers. 
 Metherall, W. & J., carriage and waggon makers, 
 
 George. 
 Miller & Bertram, hardware merchants. 
 Mitchell, George, general merchant. 
 Moffatt, John, blacksmith. 
 Moloney, J., grocer. 
 Morrison, P«ter, carpenter and builder. 
 Mowry, Meroillo, boiler maker and steam' engine 
 
 builder. 
 Neil, Miss A., milliner. 
 Niblock, A., proprietor Wellington House. 
 Nioholls & Hiill, general merchant. 
 North American Hotel, L. McGregor, proprietor. 
 Norton, Stephen, jailor. 
 O'Donnell, John, dentist. 
 
 OgiWie & Hood, soap and'oandle manufacturers. 
 Orde, G. F., land agent. 
 Ormond, J. R., jeweller. 
 ORMOND & GILMOUR, druggists, dealers in seeds, 
 
 patent medicines, &o., &o., corner George and 
 
 Hunter. 
 Parnell, R , flour mill owner. 
 Patterson, R. k Co., manufacturers and dealers in 
 
 boots and shoes. 
 Patterson, Walter, tanner and dealer in hides and 
 
 leather. 
 Pearce. Peter, county warden. 
 Pengelly, J., saddle and trunk maker. 
 Pentland, D., piano-fortes, musio dealer and dentist. 
 Perry. Charles, mayor. 
 PETERBOROUGH EXAMINER (weekly), Alex. 
 
 Graham, editor and proprietor (see card, p. &60j. 
 Peterborough Review, R. White, publisher. 
 Poole, Edwin, cabinet maker and upholsterer. 
 Pringle. Dr., physician. 
 Provincial Insurance Co., R. J. Walter, agent. 
 Purser, John, blacksmith. 
 Queen Insurance Co., C. Bradfield, agent. 
 
 Robinson, Geo. W., dealer in china, glass and earth- 
 enware. 
 
 Robinson, Isaac, dry goods. 
 
 Robinson, Mrs. milliner. 
 
 Rogers, Rev. J. M., Canada Presbyterian. 
 
 Rogers, R. D., flour and grist mill prop. 
 
 ROPER, J. H. agent Commercial Mank of Canada, 
 (Peterboro' Branch). 
 
 Rowantrel, Thos., manufacturer and dealer in boot* 
 and shoes. 
 
 Rowe, Robert, carpenter and builder. 
 
 ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, A. Smith, agenk 
 
 Rubidge, Chas , registrar. 
 
 Ryan, J., dry goods. 
 
 Ryan, P., tanner and dealer in hides and leather. 
 
 Ryan, Paddy, grocer. 
 
 Sargent, James, cabinet maker. 
 
 Scott, W. H., notary public. 
 
 Scott & McDonald, general merchants. 
 
 SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPA- 
 NY, R. J. Walton, agent. 
 
 Sheridan, Walter, county treasurer. 
 
 Shevelin, P., barrister, &o. 
 
 Smith, A., agent Bunk of Toronto (Peterboro* 
 Branch) and Royal In!>urAnce Co. 
 
 Snider, Geo., cabinet and chair maker. 
 
 Smith, Joseph, brickmaker. 
 
 Smith, Sidney, M. L. C 
 
 Smith & Scott, barristers, &c. 
 
 Snyder, W., flour and saw mill owner. 
 
 Stevenson, Jas., stoves, tin and copper ware, and 
 sewing machine agent. 
 
 Stewart, A., stovets, tin and copper ware. 
 
 Stiokland and Rogers, general merchants. 
 
 Stinson, R., manufacturer and dealer in boots and 
 shoes. 
 
 St. George's Saloon, Geo. Mitchell, prop. 
 
 St. Lawrence Hotel, W. Arm-trong, prop. 
 
 ST. MAURICE SALOON AND RESTAURANT, D. 
 Faucher, prop.. Brook, near George, opposits 
 Huffman House (see card, p. 654). 
 
 Stocker, Joseph, bout and shoemaker, London. 
 
 Stutt, A., grocer. 
 
 Sutherland, D., forwarding and commission mer- 
 chant. 
 
 Tanner, George, cabinet and chair maker and furni- 
 ture dealer. 
 
 Tate & HaII, lumber merchants. 
 
 Taylor, Robert, tailor. 
 
 Thomp.son, R., photographic artist. 
 
 Toole, Wra., planing mill, and sash, blind, and door 
 manufacturer. 
 
 Turgem, Mrs., bonnet maker. 
 
 Ulbeck, Frederick, cabinet maker. 
 
 Vanette, C, cooper, McDonald. 
 
 Walsh, John, brickmaker. 
 
 WALTON, J. R., accountant and insurance agent, 
 office. George. 
 
 Walton, R , stoves, tin and copper ware. 
 
 Walton. R , saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Ward, W. B , baker, confectioner and fancy store. 
 
 Waterson, John, grocery, George. 
 
 Wilier, C. A., barrister, county attorney, clerk of th« 
 peace and notary public. 
 
 Wellington House, A. Niblock, proprietor. 
 
 Western Assurance Company, W. Cluxtbn, agent. 
 
 White, R., bookseller, stationer, and blank book 
 manufacturer, publisher of the Review. 
 
 White, a., manufacturer and dealer in boots and 
 shoes. 
 
 White, T., J. P. and revenue inspector. 
 
 White, Hamilton & Co., foundry and machine shop. 
 
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 jChoice WINES, LIQUORS and CIQARS. always od band. Drlioaoibb of all kind* Id their Seasom. 
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 CHAS. & P. BAZIN, 
 
 DKALIU IN 
 
 Groceries, Wines, Liquors, Provisions, 
 
 AND MA:iCrAOTI>R(Il() AXU DKAlJiU IN ALL KINn.l OF 
 HARNISS ANO aABXnS tUMIIINOS, 
 
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 ELZ^AR B^DARD, 
 
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 FAMILT BROCERIES. WHfES, UQIfORS. 
 
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 Opposite Laacoa Wharf, POINT LEVI, O. S. 
 
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 DtAUa IN 
 
 English, French and German Stationery, 
 
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 STEAMBOAT PROPRIETOR. 
 MAIN gTRBBT, POINT L.BVI, C. B* 
 
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 grocehies, provisions, 
 
 OROCXXRT, FLOUR, IIQITOBS, Its. 
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 EMIGRANT^ HOME. 
 
 MATHIAS GRfiGOtRE, 
 
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 h<» Rparpd tnrfnrliT tliem oninrorUhlx during tlifir Mny. 
 
 49* Oboioe WINES and LIQTTORtj alwaja on hand. *W 
 
 POINT LEVI, C. E. 
 
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 MAIH aTBBIT, 
 POINT LEVI, Oaaada Bait. 
 
 JOHN MURPHY, 
 
 Dealer in Groceries & Provisions. 
 
 MANUFACTURER OF BOOTS AND SHOES, 
 
 SHIPS SUPPLIKD WITH TUB SAME. 
 POINT LHVI, 0. E. 
 
 P. C. DUMONTIBR, 
 
 Dealer in Staple and Fanoy Dry Goods, 
 
 GROOKKIKB, HAHDWARB, PROVISIONS, 
 or ALL XIRIia, 
 
 Tloar, Tiih, Oil, Croikary. Wiaw and Liinoni, 
 
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 MAIN 8TREBT, POINT LBVI, 0. H. 
 
 PROULX, GRENIER & Co., 
 
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 Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, 
 
 MILLINERY, 9ie., Slc. 
 
 MAIN BTRBBT, POINT LEVI, 0. B. 
 
 R. G. SAMPLE, 
 
 OOR. EADOM AND MAIN STREETS, POINT LETT, 0. B., 
 
 Dealer in Wines and Spirits, 
 
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 aer Q. C. BRIGGS, GENERAL AGENT, HAMILTON, C. W. 
 
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 always on hand. *U 
 
 RANDA, 
 
 M or 
 
 i Dry (loodis, 
 
 Hware, fto., *d. 
 
 Oanada Bait. 
 
 fc Provisions. 
 
 '8 AND SHOES, 
 
 rUB 8A.UC. 
 , B. 
 
 SR k Co., 
 
 )ry Qooas, 
 
 :., Ste. 
 
 OIMT LEVI, 0. B. 
 
 POINT LKVI, 0. B., 
 
 Id Spirits, 
 
 losr, PrOTiaioM, Ml 
 
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 the most plessabt, 
 
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 e Lung* leading to 
 
 JT, TORONTO. 
 
 Mft 
 
 Williams, A., Keneral merohant. 
 
 Williamson, John, beef and pork paoker and dealer. 
 
 Wilson, MiNS, milliner. 
 
 Woods, George, dyer and soourer. 
 
 Wrighton, Jamea A., aoooantant, eoDeeting agent, 
 
 &o. 
 Wrigbton, Wm. 11., general merobant. 
 Telland, Wm., general biaoksmith, Qeorgv. 
 
 PBTERSBURO, C. W. — A post Tillage, in the township of Wilmot and county of Waterloo, wm 
 settled in 1889. It Is on the line of the Grand Trunk Railway at which all trains Htop. Dixtant from 
 Uerlin, the county town, • miles ; from Toronto, 70 miles ; and from Hamilton, 42 miles. PupnIatioB 
 about 800. 
 
 Bauer, Conrad, blacksmith. 
 BoUins, Theodore A., physician. 
 Broagh. Peter, builder 
 Cook, John, waggon maker. 
 Demmer, Jacob, carpenter and bailder. 
 Doelle, I'bter, hiauksmiih. 
 
 ERNEST, JOHN, J. P., postmaster and hotel pro- 
 prietor. 
 Ernest, John jnn., boot and shoemaker and tanner. 
 Frehliech, Qeiirge, potash manufacturer. 
 GriebelMtein, George, builder. 
 Uliug, Ottomar, liquor dealer. 
 
 Lorenti, Theobald, oarpentor and builder. 
 Miller, Fredeiick, builder. 
 Neeb, John, putniih luanuf ictarer. 
 Piatt, Wra., exprcHB ngeiit. 
 Ran, Rev. J. J... 
 Hcbill, John, builder. 
 
 Seyler, Nicholas, hotel proprietor and tailor. 
 IShaefer, Jacob, tailor. 
 Smith, Andrew, waggon maker. 
 Zillig, Henry, builder. 
 
 Zoegcr, Christopher, J. P., general merchant and 
 notary. 
 
 PETROLEA, C. W. — A flourishing Tillage in the township of Enniskillen and connty of Lnmhioii. 
 It baa tipruug up siuce the dixcoTery of petroleum in the neiglibourhuod. The principal purt of tho 
 inhabitants are engaged in the oil business. There is a refinery in the Tillage, w'uiuli bivs been in 
 successful operation for the past two years, and has been the first to export oil to England, where its 
 products now bears a high reputation. Distant from Sarnia, the county town, 'iO miles. Dally mail. 
 Population about 800. 
 
 Adams, A. A., land agent. 
 
 Baker, ReT J. 8., Episcopalian. 
 
 BARCLAY, PATRICK, postmaster and farmer. 
 
 Carmiohiel, D., farmer. 
 
 Clacher, G. B., land agent. 
 
 Clendining, Charles, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Courtlee, Wm.. proprietor Pelrolea House. 
 
 Dawson, Robert, fanner. 
 
 Gooden, Benjamin, farmer. 
 
 Qooden, S S., farmer. 
 
 Gooden, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Jenney, Edwin, cooper. 
 
 Jenney, James, pbotograpbic artist. 
 Lancaster, S. J., general merchant. 
 Luftus, Robert 0., chemist, and refiner at tho Petro- 
 
 loa Refining Company. 
 Morrison, John, farmer. 
 Munro, Hector, blacksmith. 
 Petrolea House, Wm. Courtlee, proprietor. 
 Petrolea Oil Refining Company, U. B. Clacher, agent. 
 Stewart, John, farmer. 
 Thompson, Andrew, general merchant. 
 Wheelwright, A., land agent. 
 Woodley, John, flour mill proprietor. 
 
 PBVERIL, C. E.— A post Tillage, sitnaled on the RiTer I>e'Lisle, in the township of Newton and 
 oouuty of Vaudreuil, oontaining one Elementary School. 
 
 Barke, John, chairman of school commissioners. 
 Currie, ReT. Archibald, Protestant Church. 
 Ferguson, John, teacher elementary school. 
 Owin, John, flonr, feed ard grain dealer. 
 McCosham, D. N., •secretary and treasurer to 
 
 school commissioners and township oouncil, and 
 
 shoemaker. 
 McCosham, Norman, farmer. 
 MoCuaig, Murdoch brickmaker and farmer. 
 MoCuaig, Duncan, wearer. 
 
 McDonald, Miss Catherine, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Mcintosh, Danoan (;., general meruhant. 
 
 McLeod, Alexander, blacksmith. 
 
 MORRISON, ALEXANDER, postmaster, general 
 
 merchant, carriage maker and farmer. 
 Morrison, Donald, J. P., mayor of township ooaneil 
 
 and farmer. 
 Morrison, Donald S., farmer. 
 Morrison, John, carpenter and builder. 
 Morrison, N. S., inspector of roads and bridges, 
 
 and farmer. 
 Stackbouse, Charles, J., P., flour, saw, grist Mid 
 
 woolen mills proprietor, dyer and scourer. 
 Stackbouse, Hcary, cabinet maker. 
 
 PHILIPSBUKG, C. W.--A flourishing Village situated in the township of Wilmot and county of 
 Waterloo. Distant from Perlin, the county town, 12 miles; from Hamilton, 48 miles; and from To- 
 ronto, 48 miles. Daily mail. Population about 200. 
 
 Armbrecht, Henry, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Borkhard, Frederick, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Bredinger, John, clothier and merchant tailor. 
 Buck, John, onopfr. 
 Bnrkman, Henry, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Doering, C. & Sons, general merohants, tannen, 
 
 hide and leather dealers. 
 DOERING, G. CHRISTOPHER, J. P., postmaster 
 
 and depnty reeTO. 
 Ehinger, Rer. Francis, Lutheran Chnroh. 
 
 W. C. CUEWETT & CO., PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 
6M 
 
 PHILIPSBURO—PICTON. 
 
 i! 
 
 liii 
 
 hi 
 
 '{ 
 
 ForUr, Phillipp«, bail4«r. 
 
 Gcriob, Frniii, cooper, 
 
 HoffiDkn, Henry, carrinK* and w«|tgon B»kw. 
 
 Holiroan, George, oabiuet maker, oarpeuter 
 
 builder 
 Holiman, George S., builder and I otel keeper. 
 Jaamer, AuKURt, tanner. 
 Jundt, George, boot and Bhoeraaker. 
 Kempel, Mntbaus, blaoksmitb. 
 
 aid 
 
 Linhard, Jaeob, biilder. 
 Lflbr, Daniel, boot and •botmaker. 
 Mall, John, eooper. 
 MflKiner, (^brislnpher, bUrkwmiUi. 
 Rohitiach, The MisMii, bonnet aakera. 
 Kobiixaob, Frederiok, hotel keeper and general mer- 
 chant. 
 Schulti, ITelnrioh, blacksmilb, 
 Winitor, Darid, tanner. 
 
 PHILIPSVILLE, C. W, — A thri*ing poit TlllftRe, situated in the tnwnsbip of DaHtard and countj 
 of Lieedd. UiiitHiit from UrookTille, the county town, 30 miles ; and from Kiiigeton, 45 miles. Popu- 
 lation about lOU. 
 
 Austin, Gilbert, dentist. 
 
 Austin, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Brown, Albert, blHcksmith. 
 
 Brown, D.. conbt»ble. 
 
 Brown, Delonna, hotel keeper. 
 
 Brown, George, general mtrchant. 
 
 Brown, Joshua, wnggon maker. 
 
 Brown, Wm., bInokHmith. 
 
 Chisholm, Rev. Francis. 
 
 CurtiH, Frank, boot and shoemuker. 
 
 DariHon, Roberts., general mprchant. 
 
 Earls, Ed word II., saddle and harness maker, 
 
 Harkins, Solomon, saw mill owner. 
 
 Huffman, P., blacksmith. 
 
 Johnston, Christopher, hotel keeper. 
 
 Kelsejr, John R., cooper. 
 
 Langridge, Rev. R. J. 
 
 Ludbrook, Wm , cooper and ktare maker. 
 
 Ludbrook, Wm. H., cooper. 
 
 MoAthron James, sboeninker. 
 
 MoAthron, Jamea E., tanner, 
 
 Newark, James, cooper and stave maker. 
 
 Phelps, Wm. II., carpt-nter and mill owner. 
 
 Porter, James, waggon maker. 
 
 Prcitton, Dr., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Robertson, DaTid, tanner. 
 
 TAPLilN, S. A., postmaster. 
 
 Willows, Thomas, J. P. 
 
 PICKERING, C. W. — A thriving villngo, in the township of Pickering and county of Ontario, | of 
 a milo from the Grand Trunk Railway, and 8^ milps from the moiiih of Dutfiii's Creek, which empties 
 into Lake Ontario, having there a good natural harbour, and at the villnge any amount of water power, 
 being at the junciion of its eastern and wextern branches, and surrounded by one of the fineat agricul- 
 tural counties in Canada. Uibtant from Whitby, the county town, uiilcH ; Toronto, ^ii milea; and 
 from Montreal, 310 miles. Daily mail and money order office. Population about 800. 
 
 Beaton, Donald, school teacher. 
 
 Beaton, ilectnr, township clerk. 
 
 Dotsford, J D , blacksmith and agricultural imple- 
 ment manufaoturcr. 
 
 Bow. nn, H., phyxieian. 
 
 BUNTING, B., J P., general merchant (see card, 
 p. 640). 
 
 Canton Hotel, Wm. Cuthhert, proprietor. 
 
 Coe, Wm., proprietor Duffin's Creek Hotel. 
 
 Cuthbert, Alexander, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Cuthbert, Wm., proprietor Canton Hotel. 
 
 Duffin's Creek Hotel, Wm. Coe, proprietor. 
 
 Duffin's Crtek Mechanics' Institute. 
 
 Ferguson, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Finan, Rev. A. P.. Roman Catholic. 
 
 Fox, Henry, mason. 
 
 OreigdOD, Leavens, tanner and currier. 
 
 Haight, John, saw and woollen mill propri«tor, 
 farmer, dyer and scourer. 
 
 Haatrick, Wm , J. P. and farmer. 
 
 Head, Peter, flour and grist mill proprietor and 
 farmer. 
 
 Henderson, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Hettger, G., tailor and clothier. 
 
 Hodgson, James, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Hunt, J. general merchant 
 
 Jennir.gs, Thomas, blackwroith. 
 
 Johnston, G., tailor and clothier. 
 
 Jordon, John, cooper. 
 
 Leavens, Kirlcland, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Lepper, J., general werobunt and farmer. 
 
 Linton, Wm., J, P. 
 
 Lipsey, John, brewer and farmer. 
 
 Lucus, John, plasterer. 
 
 Margaoh, Alex., blacksmith and agricultural implt- 
 
 ment manufacturer. 
 MoFaddon, Rev. Wm , Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Morrisey, James, mason. 
 Pollard, MoGann, boot and shoemaker. 
 Post, Mrs., saw mill owner. 
 Prout, Charles, carpenter and builder. 
 Prout, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Ramsay, David, cooper. 
 Stephens, Rev. H , Bible Christian. 
 Sullivan, Patrick, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Supple, N., general merchant. 
 Tucker, David, B.A., physician. 
 Webb, P., cooper. 
 
 WHITNEY, Mrs. ELIZABETH, postmistress. 
 Whittmore, J., general merohaot. 
 
 pjpijir ]jj^ C W.— The county town of the county of Prince Edward, and situated on the Bay of 
 Quiiiie. Distant from Kingston, 40 miles — steamboat fare, $1, stage fare, $2 ; from Belleville, 22 
 miles — steamboat fare, |l. Population about 2,500. 
 
 Abercromby, Wm., J. P., boot and shoemaker. 
 Alfrick. Frederiok, blacksmith. 
 Allen, J. H., flour, grain and feeu dealer. 
 Allen, Peter, cooper. 
 
 Allison, Wm. R., barrister. 
 Ballard, Norman, crown land agent. 
 BARKER, DAVID, J. P., postmaster. 
 Barker & Shannon, foundry and machine shop. 
 
 W. C, CHEWETT & CO., BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 
sr. 
 
 Ui. 
 
 ■•kera. 
 
 er kud general mer- 
 
 liaMtunl and county 
 I, 46 miles. Fopu- 
 
 per. 
 
 e maker. 
 
 » maker, 
 nill owner. 
 
 eon. 
 
 tj of Ontnrio, | of 
 eek, which empties 
 int of water power, 
 r the fineet sgrioul- 
 ito, 23 mile*; and 
 
 too. 
 
 maker, 
 farmer. 
 
 ([rioultural imple- 
 
 lethodiat. 
 
 tker. 
 
 der. 
 ^er. 
 
 Sgon maker, 
 etmistress. 
 
 on the Day of 
 am Bell«Tille, 22 
 
 er. 
 
 kcbine sbop. 
 
 TOBOSTO. 
 
 PICTON. 
 
 557 
 
 Blanehard, Joseph, proprietor Qlobe Hotel and llTerjr 
 
 stable. 
 RoK, ThiMnaa, J. V., insurance agent and oommtMion 
 
 nerohaot 
 Booth, Wm., tailor and Dewing machine agent, 
 Uojle, K., pnblialixf of Pieion Vimt$. 
 Branecomb, H W., denllf 
 Bristol, A., general merohudl. 
 Brown John, taun*'r. 
 Campl. TlinmH*, |«ilor 
 C.\NADA . IFE A8SUUANf K COMPANY, W. H. 
 
 R. Alliecii, »f(«tA. 
 ('arrington, John, UMiner and leather dealsri 
 Carter k Thorn, tin Hrr<l oopperirailhs. 
 Case, F H., general mernhnnl. 
 Chadd, George, grocer, oonfuctlonar and baker. 
 Chapman, K. J., onuntjr t^eH^<urer. 
 Chapman & Striker, druggifita. 
 Clute, John S., insuraiioe agent, landing waiter and 
 
 deputy county regiatrar. 
 f'ulden, Thnm la, grocer. 
 
 Congpr & Brother, publiHhcra of Pieton Oattttt. 
 Curren, Wm., grocer. 
 Curry, 0. 0., J. P. 
 
 Dafoe, Mre., uillliuer and dreHflmaker. 
 Datie, John, saddle and harii«ss maker. 
 Diugman, Uoiigal, photographer. 
 Donnelly, Thoiiiaii, J. P., general mercbbnt. 
 Donnelly, W., gmcer. - 
 
 Downs, John P , oterk let diviaion court. 
 Elliott, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Erens, H. B., physician. 
 Erershead, B. A., general merchant. 
 Eyre, R. II., general merchant. 
 Fitigerald, 11. J., barrister. 
 Foster, H. J., physician. 
 Fraleok & Brother, waggon makers. 
 Gibson, John, police constable. 
 Gilbert, R. 8. & J. N., oabiuot makeri and furnl- 
 
 tnre dealers. 
 Gillespie, Q., physiclau. 
 Gillespie, James, grocer and confectioner. 
 Glen, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 Globe Hotel, Joxeph Blanehard, proprietor. 
 Gorden, Wm., hotel proprietor. 
 Gray, James, insurance agent and agent for Bank of 
 
 Montreal. 
 Hadden, R., sad<1le and harness maker. 
 Haight, C, J. P., druggist and bookseller.] 
 Hart & Son, waggon makers. 
 Hogan, D. J., tailor. 
 Hunt, Rer. John, Methodist. 
 Ingersoll, Willctt C, hardware and cutlery. 
 Irving, Andrew, carpenter and builder. 
 Jacobs, George, bookbinder and blank book mann. 
 
 fnoturer. 
 Jamison, Thomas, grocer. 
 Ketobum & Babbitt, boot and shoe dealers. 
 Lallo.-, Rer. M., Roman Catholic. 
 Langmuir, John W., J, P. and general merchant. 
 Lent, James E., marble worker and dealer. 
 Low, J. P., notary public. 
 Low, Philip, barrister and clerk of the peace. 
 Maeauley, Rer. Wm., Rector Church of England. 
 Mac Donald, D., tailor. 
 
 Uackay, 0. J., barrister, notary public and insu- 
 rance agent. 
 Mallett, John, tanner and leather dealer. 
 MoCuaig, P. F., oummission and shipping merchant. 
 MoFaul, Thomas, insurance agent, commission and 
 
 forwarding merchant. 
 MoKensie, Walter, general merchant. 
 Merrill, Samuel, barrister and notary public. 
 
 Moore, Thomas, physician. 
 
 Morite, Mr , dni|igi*t. 
 
 Murtashend, Jonaihnn, proprietor North Amerioaa 
 Hotel and litory stable. 
 
 MoMr, F., watnhmakcr anil jeweller. 
 
 Mulliullanil, James, grower. 
 
 Murray, !>., notary public. 
 
 Netllotun, Mrs., milliner. 
 
 Nftlletun, R., sail'lle and harness maker. 
 
 Norman, Mrs., milliner. 
 
 Norman, H. A., awxe-'Bor. 
 
 Norm'tn k Reyiinliln, gonerni merchants. 
 
 North Amerioiin llott'l. J. .MiirtaKh«>id, prnprietor. 
 
 NORTH BKlTUSIl AND .MKROANTILK KIKK AND 
 MKK INSURANCK COMPANY, James Gray, 
 agent. 
 
 O'Riley, James, grr»oer. 
 
 Owens, K. <l , colli'clor. 
 
 Oweuft, John B , carpenter and builder. 
 
 Owens, Wm., briokmnker. 
 
 Owen«, Wm., lumber mrrohant. 
 
 Philips, Tliomas, )in ami I'opour s^iith. 
 
 I'iokeriuK, ('harirs, brewer. 
 
 Pirlon (hitellf.. ViDWfrr ti Brother, publishers. 
 
 Ptc.lnn Tinn, R Uc)yln, publiHlier. 
 
 Port, Mins, milliner and iln-Hsmaker. , 
 
 Poit, Wm. J., walvhtiinkur and Ji^weller. 
 
 Porter, James, boot anci Nhoemuker. 
 
 Proctor, MisH R., milliner. 
 
 Rankin, P. R , physloiitn. 
 
 Rawsun, John A., usprvNS agent. 
 
 RitwHun, L , boot and hhuemakcr. 
 
 Redmond, J., cigar niid tobacco maniifactaror. 
 
 Redmond, Joseph, grocer. 
 
 Reynolds, John O., Hnloon. 
 
 Retinoids, Wm., brickniaker. 
 
 Ringer jt Babcook, saddle and harness makers. 
 
 Rohlin, Finley P., hardware and cutlery. 
 
 Roblin, John P., county registrar and customs cot- 
 lector. 
 
 Roblin, Philip, flour, griHt and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Roblin & Braosoiunb, druggists. 
 
 Rolston, James, blacksniith. 
 
 Ross, Walter, mayor, J. P. and general merchant. 
 
 Kawyer, llufus, cabinet maker. 
 
 Scott, D , general merchant. 
 
 Seeds, Wm., blaokHmitli. 
 
 Sherifl', J. A., photographer. 
 
 Sills, E. O., general merchant. 
 
 Skinner, 8., potter. 
 
 Smith, Charles, grocer. 
 
 Southard, Abraham, chnir nmnufacturur, lookisg- 
 glass and picture-frame maker. 
 
 Southard, Wm., cabinet maker. 
 
 Striker, Q., J. P. 
 
 Sullivan, Dennis, grocer. 
 
 Swinton, Rer. R. C, Free Church. 
 
 Taylor, John, toys, notions, and rariety store. 
 
 Thomas, John, waggon maker. 
 
 Thorp, il. J , insurance agent. 
 
 Twigg, John, town and county clerk and treasurer. 
 
 Van Blaricombe, Thomas M., blacksmith. 
 
 Wait, Charles, tin and copper smith. 
 
 Walles, Luke, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Welsh, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Wilson, C. 8., broker. 
 
 Wood, Francis, hats, caps and fura. 
 
 Wood, H., dentist. 
 
 Wycott, Francis, brickmaker. 
 
 Wycott, James, hardware and cutlery. 
 
 Yarwood, T. W., J. P., and clothing merchant. 
 
 Young, D. C, cabinet maker. 
 
 Young, T. II., physician. 
 
 SHOW CARDS GOT UP IN COLORS BT W. 0, CUEWETT A CO. 
 
686 
 
 PIERREyiLLS—PINE RIVER. 
 
 PIEBBEVILLE, C. B. — A post vilUn, erwted ia 1864, and aitaktad on tb* Borth-MMt ■hora of tha 
 
 river St. FrAnci«, ia the aeigniories of rierreville iind St. Fran^olH, ia the diitriot of Riobeliaa and 
 
 eounty of Yamaska. Fare by eteamboat from Montreal $1.60 aad 76o«Bta. Mail tri-weaklj. Pop«'> 
 
 latioo S.OOO French Canadiaas and akoat 800 Indians. Distaot from Nioolet, 18 miles, and tnm 
 
 ' Threa Bivers, 80 miles. 
 
 AUard, J. Bte., carpenter. 
 
 Allie, Etienne, blaokitmith. 
 
 Boisvert, Joseph, oouneillor. 
 
 Cayas, Thomas, councillor and sekool oommisaioner. 
 
 C6t6, L'juis, oommisiiouer of small oaoses. 
 
 Diineau. Ag^sit, ship builder. 
 
 Diigaay, Kldonard, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Duplessis, Joseph, boot aad shoemaker. 
 
 Giard, Elie, carpenter. 
 
 Gill, AlpboDHe, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Gill, Donid, tanner. 
 
 Gill, Igiiaoe, J. P. and mayor. 
 
 Gill, J., school oommiiiBioner. 
 
 GILL, LOUIS, poalmaster, geaernl merchant and 
 
 cornraissiouer of small causes. 
 Laforce, Frunjois, councillor. 
 LRfriiuit\re, Michel, ship builder. 
 Lefebvre, Darid, carpenter. 
 Lel'ebvre, Joseph, carpenter. 
 Lemiiitre, Godfrey, commissioner of small causes. 
 Leiuiiitre, Joseph, J. P., physioiaa and ooan«illor. 
 Leslie, T. W. H., physician. 
 
 Lord, Pierre, boot and shoemaker and eMper. 
 ManseHU, David, shipbailder aad school comais. 
 
 siouer. 
 Maurault, Rev. Joseph, Roman CathoUa Indian nu9< 
 
 sionary and school commisaianer. 
 Niquette, Jean, school commissiouap. 
 Osaakerhin«, Rev. Mr., Baptiai, 
 Pitt, Frederick, bailiff. 
 Pitt, Joseph U , notary puMio. 
 Pitt, Wm., J. P., notary public and couaeillot;^ 
 Pitt & Dub6, ffttnerni merchants. 
 Plaraondon, Theodore, clerk of comniasioners oonrt 
 Bascony, Joseph, general merohnnt. 
 Rouillard, Culixte, waggon maker. 
 Senville, Alfred, boot and sboeoiakMr. 
 Shooner, John, tanner. 
 Sinionna«, Alexandre, blacksmith. 
 Tdtrau, Naroisse, saw mill proprietor. 
 Traversy, Alexis, bailiff. 
 Turcotte, Amant, couneillor. 
 Turcotte, Jenu, baker and confectioner. 
 Vassal, Henry, J. P. and general merehaBt. 
 
 PIGEON HILL, C. E. — A small post village, situated in the West Parish of the Seigniory of St 
 .Ariuaad and county of Missisquoi, and district of Montreal. Distant from Bedford, the oonutj towa, 
 7 miles; and from Montreal, 60 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Brimmer, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Colby, Joseph S., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Evans & Kittel, general merchants. 
 
 FRONT) BR HOrEL, Noah Sager, proprietor (see 
 
 card, p. 540). 
 Hubbard. Miss Martha, school teacher. 
 HubbiirJ, Wm., farmer. 
 Johnson & Stanton, general merchants. 
 MulCenoey, Charles, blacksmith. 
 Montgomery, Rev. M., Episcopal Methodist 
 
 Morse, Alpheus, farmer. 
 Uioard, 0. L , parish mayor. 
 Snger, John, farmer. 
 Soger. Michael, farmer. 
 
 SAGER, NO\H, postmaster and proprietor Fros- 
 tier Hotel (see card. p. 640). 
 Tittemore. Noah, physician. 
 Tittemore, Wm , farmer. 
 Yates, Captain Peter, J. P. 
 
 %' 
 
 PIKE RIVER, C E. — A flourishing village In the township of Sttnbridgo, county of Mississq^aoi, 
 and district ot Montreal. It is situated on the line of the proposed Montreal and Vermont Junction 
 Riiilway, and has an extensive lumber trade. The surrounding ootintry is very level and well adapted 
 for agricultural purposes. Daily mail and money order office. Distant from Clarenoaville, 12 milei ; 
 and trom Knowlton, 32 miles. Population ab./Ul 400. 
 
 Blakely, B. F., marble worker. 
 
 Collin, Pierre, hotel keeper. 
 
 DoHriveries, F .nri, J. P., flour and saw mill owner. 
 
 Foriin, Charles, grocer. 
 
 Guertin, Moses, blacksmith. 
 
 Irwin, George, carpenter and bnilder. 
 
 Jourdanais. Joseph, grocer. 
 
 Lagiew, Noel, hotel keeper. 
 
 Lapoint, Hubert, hotel keeper. 
 
 Myres, Joseph J., ckrpenterand bnilJer. 
 Pioard, Albert, boot and ahoemaker. 
 ROBERTS, CHESTER, J. P. and postmaster. 
 ROBERTS, C. & SONS, general merobants nai 
 
 mill owners. 
 Smith, W. W., snrveyor of oustomi. 
 Taylor, A. L., J. P., general merehaKt. 
 Tremblay, Pater, blaokamith. 
 
 PINE RIVER, C. W.-<A small poal Tillage in the township of Huron and count7 of Brace, withto, 
 two miles of the village of Lurgan. It is sometimes called Alma, and posaaseea good water powMb 
 Piitant from Ooderiob, the county town, 28 miles; and from Kincardine, 8 mllei. Population 70. 
 
 Blair, Wm , J. P. 
 
 Gamble, J. W., land and general agent 
 
 Hioks, John, flour aad grist mill proprietor. 
 
 McDERMID, D., poitraMtM. 
 Palmer, John, ohair DMnnfafltarev. 
 
 BANK BOOKS MADE TO AMT PATTERlf VX W. C. CBSWKTT 4 00., TORONTO. 
 
rth-Miai tliora of tiw 
 
 ;t of RioheliMi and 
 
 tri-wMkly. Popa- 
 
 18 miles, mmI tnm 
 
 w anrf ««op«r. 
 
 Ml achool Gommia> 
 
 :;«thoU« ladiaa n»»- 
 
 IMF. 
 
 tnd ooua«il]o». 
 
 emaiMion«r» o«*rt 
 
 lint. 
 
 Br. 
 
 tb. 
 rietor. 
 
 itlon«r. 
 1 mereliuit. 
 
 be Sei^hiry of 91. 
 1, th« OOUDtJ towo. 
 
 d proprietor Pros- 
 
 ity of MtRsi88<iaot, 
 Vermont Juootion 
 aad well adapted 
 noenlle, 12 milei; 
 
 builder, 
 ler. 
 
 postmnater. 
 al merohants 
 
 Dl. 
 
 ibanl. 
 
 MUt 
 
 of Brace, witU», 
 good water pow«b 
 Population 70. 
 
 PINKERTON— PLATTSVILLB. 
 
 66$ 
 
 PINKEBTON, C. W.— A poit village in the townoblp of Oreenoek and eonnty of Bruoc, flrat eetUod 
 in 1856. it containa a flrat-rate griet nill, saw mill, carding factory, &o. Limestone is abundant, thn 
 watiir privileges are numerous and eilenaiTt. 
 
 Bowes. Wm., J. P. 
 
 CaTsnapb, Wm., general merchant 
 
 Geary, Jusepb, & Co., carpenter^ and'bnildera. 
 
 Geary, Ricbard, upholsterer. 
 
 Geary, Wm., waggonniaker. 
 
 May, JoHeph, Hatih and blind manufaoturer. 
 
 McLaren, Peter, builder. 
 
 Pinkerton, Joseph, flour and grist mill prop. 
 P1NK£RT0N, MATTHEW, postmaster and 
 
 proprietor. 
 Pinkerton, Thomas, saw mill proprietor. 
 Rowden, John, cullecting agent. 
 Shannon. Robert, blacksmith. 
 Taylor, Michael, builder. 
 
 hotel 
 
 PLANT AOENET, (formerly Hattville) C. W.— A post Tillage, situatrr^ -n ♦*- South Natlo* 
 lliver five luiles from its juoctiou wilb the Ottawa, iu the township of North Plantgenet and county of 
 Prescott, within one mile of the celebrated Plantagenet Springs. There ore extensive flouring and 
 saw milU, manufacturing large quantities of flour and lumber for the Montreal and United State* 
 markets. Distant from L'Orignal, the county town, 18 miles ; from Ottawa City, 41 miles ; and from 
 Montreal, 78 miles. Mail, daily. Population, 200. 
 
 COBONTO. 
 
 Benedict, Peter, cutler. 
 
 Biron, Narcis.se, niillwright. 
 
 Bouoh6. Joseph, shoemaker. 
 
 Brown Peter,, school teacher. 
 
 Chamberlain, W. A., general merchant. 
 
 Gummings, Jeremiah, physician. 
 
 DuclOH, F. K., carpenter. 
 
 Dufore, J. Bte., blacksmith and hotel proprietor. 
 
 Dnrragh, Archibald, lumber merrhant, 
 
 Dnrragh, Patrick, lumber merchant. 
 
 *Gaina, Martin, farmer. 
 
 Oansselin, Louis, carpenter. 
 
 Oanthier, Ludger, shoemaker. 
 
 Hagar, Abner, J. P. 
 
 Hagar, Albert, clerk 4th division court, general 
 merchant, land agent, and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Hitchcock, Rev. J., Episcopal Methodist. 
 
 Hudgins. Rev. J., Episcopal Methodist. 
 
 Kenny, Rev. W. Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 L^ocque, Chas., J. P., reeve and proprieiov Plan- 
 tagenet Springs Hotel. 
 
 Larocque, Evsrisle, blacksmith. 
 
 Lauticr, Autoine, millwright. 
 
 Luviolette, J. B., farmer. 
 
 Lecuyer, J. Bte., builder. 
 
 MoAuley, James, shoemaker. 
 
 MoCallum, John, shoemaker. 
 
 McConnell, Wm., provincial land surveyor. 
 
 McMartio, Peter, J. P., flour and grist mill prop. 
 
 McMartin, Alex. & Juhn, lumber inerchants an(l 
 
 saw mill proprietors. 
 McMillan, Angus, lumber merchant. 
 McNeill, W. D., deputy clerk 4th division court. 
 Miller, Jfames, lumber merchant. 
 Miller, Moses, blacksmith. 
 O'Keefe, John, harness maker. 
 Parks, Jnmes, xhoemaker. 
 
 Plantagenet Springs Hotel, Ch«s. Larocque, prop. 
 Portelance, Louis, millwright. 
 Ryan, Michael, hotel proprietor. 
 Seyin, Isidore, shoemaker. 
 SMITH HENKY, postmaster and commissioner for 
 
 taking affidavits in the court of Queen's Bench. 
 Smith & Brown, general merchants, 
 Tbibeanlt, Olivier, mason. 
 Union House, Peter Yeow, proprietor. 
 Yeow, Peter, proprietor Union House. 
 
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 PLATTSVILLE, C. W.— A thriving village situat >d on the river Nith, in the township of Blenheim 
 and oount> of Oxford, about four miles from the UutTalo and Lake Huron Railway. It was founded 
 by Mr. Snmuel Piatt, who erected a griet mill and tannery in 1801, since which time it has increased 
 rapidly both in population and troportance. Distant from Woodstock, the county town, 16 miles; 
 from London, 46 miles ; from Hamilton, 40 miles ; and from Toronto, 80 miles. Daily mail. Popu- 
 lation about 600. 
 
 Baker, MrA. J , milliner and dressmaker. 
 Batiy, David, brewer. 
 Bee, Rev W., Primitive Methodist. 
 Berst, George, cooper. 
 Bird, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 British Arms, James Donald, proprietor, 
 Brown, Wnlter, plasterer. 
 
 Brundle, John & J., & Co., stoves, tin and copper- 
 smiths. 
 Burton, Wm., tailor and clothier. 
 Gasper, Henry, cooper. 
 Catska, Andrew, boot and shoemaker. 
 Chalmers, Rev. D., Wesleyan Methodist 
 Chalmers, Walter, architect and builder. 
 Cla|>pvrton, Robert, oarputer aod Joiner. 
 Clement, Mnses, farmer. 
 Clemens & Vitch, general merehanta. 
 Clolhworthy, Rev. W., Church of Eoglaqd. 
 Colborn, Miss, milliner and dr*M maker. 
 
 Cramp, Wm., butcher. 
 
 Dodge, Mrs., proprietoress Piattsville House. 
 
 Donald. James, proprietor British Arms. 
 
 Dukes, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Knticknap, A., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Farrand, J. W., J. P. 
 
 Fenn, C, saddle, harness and trunk maker. 
 
 Ferguson, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Ford, Michael, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Fried, N. & Co., planing mill proprietors, oabincl 
 
 makers, and furniture dealers. 
 Gibson, J., dentist. 
 Gloucester, Professor, barber. 
 Hall, Stephen, township councillor. 
 Hay ward, J., house ana- sign painter. 
 Ililer, Rev. 0., Lutheran Churob. 
 Uipkins, Richard, saloon. 
 QipkiuB, Richard, grocer. 
 HoflTman, Henry, oooper. 
 
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 PLATT8VILLE— POINT ABINO. 
 
 Haiti, Prederiek, arehiteet, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Haiti, John, tailor. 
 
 Jones, Henry, oattle dealer and general etook broker. 
 
 Kilborn, Jnred, notary public. 
 
 Kilborn, Wilber, photographic artist. 
 
 Kilborn, D. & Co., general merchants, soap and 
 
 eandle factory. 
 LeTan, Jacob, blaokitniith. 
 Masters, Levi, collecting agent and accountant. 
 McArtbar, A. & Co., foundry and machine shop. 
 McOinnis, Daniel, carpenter and joiner, 
 McLean, John, maHon. 
 Morrison, John, physician. 
 Motherall, Wm., bout and shoemaker. 
 Norfolk. Joseph, tanner and currier. 
 Park.1, Richard, tanner and currier. 
 Piatt, EJward. fHrmer. 
 PLATT, 8A.\1UEL, postmaster, floor and saw mill 
 
 proprietor. 
 
 Plattsville House, Mrs. Dodge, proprietor. 
 
 Reynolds, Alfred, Uilor. 
 
 Rivel, John, mason. 
 
 Rohert8on, Rev. Wm., Presbyterian. 
 
 Robinson, John, school teacher and aoconntant. 
 
 Robinson, Mrs., millioer and dressmaker. 
 
 Schelby, Martin, cooper. 
 
 Schram, John, cooper. 
 
 Smart, John, general merchant 
 
 Stauffer, A. R., flour mill proprietor. 
 
 Stephenson, James, physician. 
 
 Taylor, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Taylor, Thomas, blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 
 Thynne, R., druggist. 
 
 Treffry, Robert, physician. 
 
 Warnock, Farrand & Co., woollen mill proprietors. 
 
 Winters, John, wearer. 
 
 Workman, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 PLAYPAIB, C. W. — A post village, situated on the Mis.sissippi river, in the township of Bathnrat 
 and county of Lanark, was settled about 40 years ago by A. W. Playfair, En\. It contains one 
 church and one good common school. Distant from Penh, the county town, 12 miles ; and from Ot- 
 tawa, 04 miles. Bopulation about 70. 
 
 Arery, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 Bain, Alexander, flour mill proprietor. 
 
 Bain, James, plasterer. 
 
 Cole, Mrs. K., milliner and dress maker. 
 
 Gummings, James, school teacher. 
 
 Elliott, Robert, bout and shoemaker. 
 
 Qostling, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Qostling, Mrs., milliner and dress maker. 
 
 Jackson, Wm., gunsmith. 
 
 Lees, Wm., J. P. and lumber merchant. 
 
 McDonald, John, farmer. 
 
 C, postmaster, carpenter, builder and 
 J. P., flour and saw mill pro- 
 
 MILLS, 
 
 grocer. 
 Playfair, A. W., sen 
 
 prietor. 
 
 Playfair, A. W., jun., saw mill proprietor. 
 Playfair, Eli.>4ha, carding and fulling mill proprietor 
 Playfair, James, farmer. 
 Playfair, John, flour mill proprietor. 
 Playfair, John J., saw mill proprietor. 
 Shanks, Alexander, weaver. 
 Shellington, Thomas, weaver. 
 Teason, Rev. S., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 PLEASANT HILIi, O. W. — A post village situated in the township of Wal.;ingham and county of 
 Norfolk. Distant 21 miles from Simooe, and 7 miles north of Point Rowan. 
 
 Anger, 0. N., J. P." 
 Botham, Henry, harness maker. 
 Brown, S. D., hotel proprietor. 
 Cox, George, local preacher, 
 DeWilt, Oriday. J. P. 
 Fletcher, Donald, blacksmith. 
 Franklin, Benjamin, physician. 
 Franklin, M L , geuerni n-.orchant. 
 Oalbraith, Anthony, tannor. 
 Hngormnn, W. C, accountant. 
 Hasen, C. James, boot and shoemaker. 
 Kincaid, Robert, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Little, Charles, general merchant. 
 
 Mahee, S. P., clerk sixth division court. 
 
 McDougall, A., lumber merchant. 
 
 Miller, Peter, blacksmith. 
 
 Montgomery, Wm., accountant. 
 
 MORGAN, J. I)., poHtmaster and general merchant. 
 
 MoHecar, A. J., physician. 
 
 Riohardson, R., township clerk. 
 
 Whitsell, Eli, waggon maker. 
 
 Williams, John, tailor. 
 
 Young, J. B., lumber merchant. , 
 
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 POINT ABINO, O. W.— Sometimes called RiJgeway— a thriving village and station on the Buffalo 
 & Lake Hunm Railway, situated in the township of Bertie and county of Wetland. Distant from 
 Welland, the county town, 16 miles; from Fort Erie, 7 miles; and from Port Colborne, 10 milea. 
 Daily mail. Population about 200. 
 
 Baxter, Rev. John, Wesleyan Methodist 
 Beaman, B. H.. physician. 
 Clans, Jacob, boot and shoemaker. 
 Cullfr, E., builder ahd lumber merchant ' 
 Cutler, Nathan, blacksmith. 
 Cutler k Shirk, general merchants. 
 DISHER, RALPH, post master. 
 Disber, R. & B. M., general merobants. 
 Edsall, Jamea, pbotogrnphio artist 
 Gorhflm, C. M., J. P: 
 
 Hardison, A. R., saddle and harness maker. 
 Hanna, G. W., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Hershey, Benjamin J., cabinet r.r.j chair maker. 
 Huffman, Geo. H., proprietor Rldgeway Hotel. 
 Johnston, Joseph, broker in second hand goods. 
 Mathews, Charles, boot and shoemaker. 
 Morell, Miss E., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Reynolds, D., tailor. 
 
 Rldgeway, Hotel, 0. H. Huffman, proprietor. 
 Slonn, Washington M , insurance agent 
 Stanton, Jai.ies, clerk of 3rd division court. 
 Teal, Zaohariah, gun and coppersmith. 
 Tupper, Rev. R. E., Wesleyan Methodist 
 Wooliver, Philip, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 PLATING CARDS, OP BEST MAKERS, AT W. 0, OHEWETT A CO.'S, TORONTO. 
 
POINT AU CHENE— POINTE CLAIRE. 
 
 561 
 
 ge, proprietor. 
 
 yterian. 
 
 ler and aooountant 
 
 1 dressmaker. 
 
 aprietor. 
 
 D. 
 
 and waggon maker, 
 lollen milt proprietors. 
 
 e township of Bathurst 
 , Edq. It condiios one 
 2 miles ; and from Ot- 
 
 carpenter, builder and 
 9our and saw mill pro- 
 ill proprietor, 
 falling mill proprietor. 
 
 prietor. 
 roprietor. 
 
 [ethodist. 
 
 ingbam and ooanty of 
 
 hant. 
 
 ision ooart. 
 unt. 
 
 It. 
 
 and general merchant. 
 
 It. 
 
 station on (be Buffalo 
 olland. Distant from 
 t Colborne, 10 milea. 
 
 , nr.j chair maker. 
 Ridgeway Hotel, 
 ioond hand gooda. 
 loemalror. 
 dressmaker. 
 
 ■an, proprietor, 
 nee agent. 
 ivisioD oourt. 
 >erMmilh. 
 I Methodist, 
 id joiner. 
 
 8, TORONTO. 
 
 POINT AU CHENE, C. E. — A small post Tillage, situated in the augmentation of QrcoTillt ud 
 county of Argonteuil. Distant from Laobute, 30 miles. Population about 60. 
 
 Brunett, Felice, carpenter and builder. 
 CAMERON, ARCHIBALD, postmaster. 
 Campbell, Colin, hotel proprietor. 
 Cook, Hiram, blacksmith. 
 Crawford, John, J. P. 
 
 Gregan, Joseph, tailor and hotel keeper. 
 MoQee, Patrick, lumber merchant. 
 McNcal, Hugh, J. P. 
 McNeil, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 Taylor, Alexander, lumber merchant. 
 
 POINTE AUX ANGLAIS, C. E.— A post ▼illsgo, situated on the Ottawa River, in the township 
 of Two Mountains, county of Two Mountains. A Missionary post was established hero in 1720 by the 
 French, when the Iroquis and Algonquin Indians were the sole inhabitants. It baa three common 
 schools. Distant from Montreal, 30 miles. Population 600. 
 
 Barbeau, T., miller. 
 Boucher, A., carpenter. 
 Boucher, M'lle. A., milliner. 
 Boulanger, B. M., baker. 
 ClIAllLEBOIS, BASILE, postmaster. 
 Cuoq, Rer. A., mission clergyman. 
 
 Lacroiz, L., blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 
 Lucas, L., general merchant. 
 
 Mercior, Rev. A., mission director. 
 
 Palatin, Rev. J., mission clergyman. 
 
 P^rillard, H., mason. 
 
 P^rillard, Madame C., general merchant. 
 
 POINTE AUX TREMBLES, EN HAUT, C. E.— A village situated on the Islond, and in the 
 Seigniory of Montreal, and county of Hocholaga. It was founJod in 1674, and there is a Catholic 
 Church in the village that was built in 1705. Distant from Lougue Pointe, the chef lieu of the county, 
 4 miles ; and from the city of Montreal, 9 miles. Population of the village, 200, and of the 
 parish, 1,600. Daily mail. 
 
 Allan, James, commissioner of small causes. 
 Bcaudry, Framjois, J. P., mayor, and commissioner 
 
 of small causes. 
 Brlen dit Desrochcrs, Jean Louis, carpenter. 
 Chalifouz, Michel, grocer. 
 
 Cbawetier, Joseph, carpenter and waggon maker. 
 College Catholique des Frbres St. Joseph. 
 Convent des Soeurs de la Congregation. 
 Desrochers, Jean Baptiste, blacksmith. 
 Desrochers, Jess6, shoemaker. 
 Desrochers, Regis, carpenter. 
 Dubreuil, Jean Baptiste, general merchant. 
 Dunbar, M'me St. Patrick, general store. 
 Etienne, Joseph, shoemaker. 
 Gaudet, Rev. Joseph, Roman Catholic. 
 Gaurean, E. E., notary public. 
 Lamoureaux, Antoine, commissioner of small causes. 
 Liitouselle, Ovide, hotel keeper. 
 Lemay, Zd-phcriu, blacksiuitb. 
 
 LACOUR.S, LOUIS JOSEPH OCTAVE, J. P., post- 
 master, clerk of court, commissioner of small 
 causes, and notary. 
 
 Lepine, Michel, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Marion, L6on, blacksmith. 
 
 Mouette, Gabriel, blacksmith. 
 
 Perrault, F. X., J. P., commissioner of small oaases, 
 physician and surgeon. 
 
 Portier, Rev. Franfois Pascal, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Protestant Institute Reforminte. 
 
 Provost, Hubert, sen., carpenter. 
 
 Provost, Hubert, jun., carpenter and lumber mer- 
 chant. 
 
 Regnier, Octave, notary public. 
 
 Reeves, George, hotel keeper. 
 
 Reeves, Oliver, hotel keeper. 
 
 St. Pet, Nehiraias, shoemaker. 
 
 Tessier, Octave, carpenter. 
 
 Wiikio':^a, John, general merchant ami hotel keeper. 
 
 POINTE CLAIRE, C. !E. — An incorporated village, situated on the River St. Lawrence, in the 
 parish of La Pointe Claire, and county of Jacques Cartier, and is a station on the Grand Trunk 
 Railway. Distant from Montreal, 18 miles; ttom Quebec, l'J8 miles; and from Toronto, 842 miles. 
 Daily mail. Population of parish, about 1,600. 
 
 Aumais, Jean Bte., saddle and harness makers. 
 
 Brisebois, Eus^be, blacksmith. 
 
 Bourgeault, Rev. Florent, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Brunei, Paul, councillor. 
 
 Cousineau, Edouard, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Cousineau, Egesippe, carpenter and builder. 
 
 D.\OUST, L. B., postmaster, village councillor and 
 
 general merchant. 
 Daoust, Narcisse, boot and shoemaker. 
 Duch6nean, Madame, general store. 
 Felogue, J. Bte., butcher. 
 Fournier, Antoine, councillor. 
 Gu^irard, B., blacksmith. 
 Gn^rard, Theodore, blacksmith. 
 Jubaioviile, Pierre, hotel proprietor. 
 L«beau, Loais, cabinet maker. 
 
 Leclerc Louis, boot and shoemaker. 
 Leclerc, Moise, hotel proprietor. 
 Legault, J. B., councillor. 
 Logault, J. Bte., bouse and sign painter. 
 Letting, F. X., councillor. 
 Martin, L., baker and confectioner. 
 McKinnon, Wm. C, councillor, 
 Mitchell, Franyois, carpenter and buildw. 
 Mitchell, Gabriel, carpenter and builder. 
 Mitchell, Z^phirin, carpenter and builder. 
 Normandeau, Charles, blacksmith. 
 Olivier, Damnse, school teacher. 
 Perrin, Joseph, hottl proprietor. 
 Pilon, Prosper, hotel proprietor. 
 Rose, Louis, butcher. 
 8t. Jean, Ed., mason. 
 
 ENVELOPES OF ALL KINDS AND QUALITV, AT W. C CIIEWETT 4 CO.'S, TORONTO. 
 
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 POINTB CLAIRE— POINT LEVI. 
 
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 ValoiB, M. F., J. P. and physician. 
 Valois, P. C, mtyor and noUry public. 
 Vian, Damase, grocer. 
 
 Vian, L6on, general merchant. 
 Yiger, Antoine, maaon. 
 
 POINTE DU LAC, C. E.— A post Tillage, in the seigniory of Pointe da Lac and connty of St. 
 Maurice. It is situated at the east end of Lalie St. Peter, on the riyer St. Lawrence. Distant from 
 Montreal, 81 miles; and from Quebec, 99 miles. Population of parish 1736. 
 
 Beaulieu, Thomas, shoemaker. 
 
 Biron, Ignace, blaokamith. 
 
 BIron, Louis, mason. 
 
 COMEAU, LOUIS, postmaster, grocer & blacksmith. 
 
 C6t^, Miss Catherine, school teacher. 
 
 Descoteau, On^zime, tanner and currier. 
 
 Dnpr6, Ralph, shoemaker. 
 
 Duplessis, Olivier, sen., J. P., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Duplessis, 01iTier,jan., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Duval, Louis, mason. 
 
 Qaroeau, £., saw mill owner. 
 
 Lafontaine, Peter, butcher. 
 
 Laroso, Mrs. (widow), dealer in dry goods. 
 
 LASSISEKk'E, Rev. A. H. B., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Malhiot, Hon. Cbas., M.D., major, physician and 
 
 surgeon. 
 Modtour & Malhoit, floor and gridt mill owners. 
 Rouette, Stephen, dry goods merchant. 
 
 POINT FORTUNE, C. E.— A village on the Ottawa River, in the seigniory of Rigaud and county 
 of Vandreuil. Distant from Vandreuil, the county town, 25 miles ; from Ottawa City, 72 miles ; and 
 from Montreal, 60 miles. Daily mail. Population 170. 
 
 Crosby, John, farmer. 
 
 Lalonde, Pierre, baker. 
 
 Lamb, Alexander, blacksmith. 
 
 Marcotte, Os6, tavern keeper. 
 
 McDonell, T. B. P., farmer. 
 
 MoMartin, Miss, teacher in district school. 
 
 Ottawa Hotel, Mrs. A. St. Denis, proprietor. 
 
 Pitcairn, James, farmer. 
 
 Pitcairn. John, farmer. 
 
 ST. DENIS, ALEXANDER, J. P., postmaster and 
 
 general merchant (see card, p. 568). 
 St. Denis, Mrs. A., proprietor Ottawa Hotel. 
 Taulin, Pierre, carpenter and joiner. 
 Williamson, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 POINT LEVI, C. E. — Post OflSce called Levis — A large and flourishing village, situated opposite 
 Quebec, in the Seigniory of Lanzon and county of Levi. It has a trade second only to Montreal and 
 Quebec in Lower Canada, and is a station on the Orand Trunk Railway. Distant from Quebec, 1 mile. 
 Daily mail and money order office. •Population about 3,600. 
 
 Angers, C. D., grocer. 
 
 Baoquit, Michel, grocer. 
 
 BAZIN, P. & C, dealers in groceries, shoo findings 
 
 and harness trimmings (see card, p. 661). 
 Beaudoin, T., boot and shoemaker. 
 B^DARD, E., dealer in groceries, provisions, wines 
 
 and liquors (see card, p. 664). 
 B^dard, J., watchmaker and jeweller. 
 B^gin, Joseph, cabinet maker, Bienville. 
 B^gin, Louis & Sons, general merchants. 
 Bj^IN, O., dealer in English, French and Oorman 
 
 ecationery, and steamboat proprietor. Main (see 
 
 card, p. 664). 
 Begin, Peter, tanner and currier. 
 D^QIN, THEODORE, general dealer in dry goods, 
 
 groceries, provisions and liquors, Bienville. 
 BERTRAND, FRANgOIS, postmaster. 
 Bertrand, Xavier, saddle and harness maker. 
 Bissonette, Thomas, general merchant. 
 Bonrget, Charles, notary public. 
 Bourget, Pierre, J. P. 
 Broohu, Andre, general merchant. 
 Brochu, R., dealer in groceries acd provisions. 
 Carrier, Qilbert, general merchant. 
 Carrier, L. \., general merchant. 
 CARRIER & DANEAU, deaUr In dry goods, gro- 
 ceries and hardware. 
 Cass, M., wholesale and retail dealer in groceries, 
 
 provisions, oils and lamps. 
 Caucbon, Narcisse, tanner and currier. 
 Clarke, A., boot and shoemaker. 
 CORNEAU, W., dealer in groceries, provisions (see 
 
 card, p. 664). 
 C08LEY, JOHN, barber and hair dresser. 
 
 Conture, Ignnco, general merchant. 
 
 Couture, Thomas, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Couture, 0. & E., general merchants. 
 
 Davie, George T., ship builder. 
 
 Demers, Edourd, jun., gentleman Quatier Lanzon. 
 
 DOWNS, RICHARD, proprietor Louzon Hotel. 
 
 Dumontier, L., blacksmith. 
 
 DUMONTIER, P. C, dealer in dry goods and gro- 
 Cfcries, Main (see card, p. 564). 
 
 Dyon, Andr6, boarding house keeper. 
 
 EMIGRANT'S HOME, Mathias Qr^goire, proprie- 
 tor (see card, p. 664). 
 
 Emond, Michael, grocer. 
 
 Furlong, J., proprietor Point Levi IIoteL 
 
 Qagnon, J. Q., steamboat inspector. 
 
 Garant, Jacques, grocer. 
 
 ORlfiaOIRE, MATHIAS, proprietor of Emigrant's 
 Home (see card, p. 654). 
 
 GROLEAU & MARANDA, dealers in dry goods, 
 groceries and millinery. Main (see card, p. 664). 
 
 Guay, F. M., registrar, notary public and village 
 secretary and treasurer. 
 
 Hamel, J. C, grocers. 
 
 Hamel, L^on, general merchant. 
 
 Hochee, Pierre, baker and confectioner. 
 
 HUOT, BENJAMIN, manufacturer of steam en- 
 gines, mill gearing and agricultural implements. 
 
 Lambert, G. A,, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Lamere, Elmer, tanner and currier. 
 
 Lamontagne, M., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Lauson Hotel, Richard Downs, proprietor. 
 
 Lawbor, John, grocer. 
 
 LEMIEUX, F. X., tanner and dealer in shoe find- 
 ings. Main. 
 
 CIIANCEttY BLANKS TO BE HAD AT W. 0. CUEWETT <fc CO.'S, TORONTO. 
 
le and cotroty »f St. 
 renoe. Distant from 
 
 in dry goods. 
 Roman Catliolio. 
 major, pbyoician and 
 
 grint mill owners, 
 lercbant. 
 
 >f Rigaud and county 
 t City, 72 miles ; and 
 
 . P., postmaster and 
 
 p. 668). 
 
 Ottawa Hotel. 
 
 oiner. 
 
 »emaker. 
 
 ge, situated opposite 
 only to Montreal and 
 from Quebec, 1 mile. 
 
 hant. 
 
 larness maker. 
 
 chants. 
 
 an Quatier Laazon. 
 >r Lauzon Hotel. 
 
 dry goods and gro- 
 
 4)- 
 
 ,eeper. 
 
 is Qr^goire, proprto- 
 
 evi Ilotel. 
 ctor. 
 
 rietor of Emigrant's 
 
 alers in dry goods, 
 n (sec card, p. 654). 
 publio and Tillage 
 
 sctioner. 
 
 tarer of steam en- 
 
 sultural implements. 
 
 smith. 
 
 rier. 
 
 maker. 
 
 proprietor. 
 
 dealer in shoe flnd- 
 
 ORONTO. 
 
 POINT LEVI— POINT LEVI EAST. 
 
 563 
 
 Lemieuz. Edoard, grocer, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Lepinet .'oseph, tin and coppersmith, 
 
 Lesard, .rames, blacksmith. 
 
 London fire and Life Insurance Company, L6on 
 
 Roy, agent. 
 Magnire, C. A. & H., genera'i merchants. 
 Maranda, L., grocer. 
 Marquette, B., general merchant. 
 Martin, E., boot and shoemaker. 
 Michaud, J. B., dealer in dry goods and groceries. 
 Moore, Edourd, boarding house keeper. 
 MORENCY, F & P., dealers in groceries, flour, 
 
 salt and hardware. 
 MURPHY, JOHN, grocer and manufacturer and 
 
 dealer in boots and shoes (see card, p. 654). 
 Nolette, Isaie, secretary of the Tillage, BienTille. 
 Orkney, Wm., accountant. 
 Plamondon, P., watch maker and music dealer. 
 POINT LEVI FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP, 
 
 Benjnmin Huot, proprietor. 
 FROULX, ORENIBR & CO., dealers in staple and 
 
 fancy dry goods and millinery. Main (see card, 
 
 p. 664). 
 
 Ramsay, L. 0., bicker. 
 
 Ritcbot, Benjamin, flour dealer. 
 
 Rirerln, S<>»6re, tinsmith. 
 
 Roy, L^on, notary public, and agent London Fire 
 & Life Insurance Co. 
 
 Roy, N., tailor. 
 
 Russell, W. 0., ship builder. 
 
 SAMPLE, R. Q , dealer in wines, spirits, groceries, 
 flour, proTisions, &o., Eadon, corner Main (sea 
 card, p. 654). 
 
 Samson, Edouard, grocer and baker, BienTille. 
 
 Sam^oD, L^o, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Hnnschagrin, OctaTe, tanner and currier. 
 
 Simmons, J. H., grocer. 
 
 SYMONS, C. M., freight agent Grand Trunk Rail- 
 way. 
 
 Thibeaudeaux, M., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Thompson, Joshua, general merchant. 
 
 Thompson, Simon, grocer. 
 
 Valois, Henry, accountant, Grand Trunk Railway. 
 
 Verreault, Henry, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Wood, O. B., merchant tailor. 
 
 POINT LEVI EAST, C. E.— A large and flourishing Tillage, situated on the south shore of the 
 RJTer St. Lawrence, in the parish of St. Joseph de la Pointc LctI and county of Lot!. It was first 
 settled about the year 1722. Distant from St. Romuald, the county seat, 4 miles; from Quebec, 2 
 miles ; and from Montreal, 171 miles. Daily mail. Population of the parish about 3,500. 
 
 Bauffiird, Renoit, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Begin, Loubin, distiller. 
 
 B6gin, M'me. OliTier, weaTer. 
 
 B^langcr, Joseph, cooper. 
 
 Bornier, Francois M., llTcry stable keeper. 
 
 Bernard, M'lle., weaTCr. 
 
 Boildeau, Amable, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Boal6, DaTid, blacksmith. 
 
 Bourget, Andrd, general merchant and parish coun- 
 cillor. 
 
 BOURGET, CHARLES, postmaster, notary public 
 and general ngent. 
 
 Bourget, Marcel, collecting agent. 
 
 Bourget, Pierre, J. P. and parish councillor. 
 
 Bourget, Rigobert, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Boutier, Antoine, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Brnnelle, Pierre & Son, ship builders. 
 
 Carrier, Antoine, liTery stable keeper. 
 
 Carrier, Edounrd, school teacher. 
 
 Cauchon, Flavien, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Couillard, J. Bte., notary public. 
 
 Couillard, Nazaire, general merchant. 
 
 Dion, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Doirun, Eustache, house and sign painter. 
 
 Dub6, Simon, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Fortier, F6lix, crown land agent. 
 
 Fortier, ReT. F. N., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Oagnc, Vital, architect. 
 
 Gagnon, OliTier, blocksmith. 
 
 Garemoud, Jiimes, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Gilmour, Allan & Co., lumber merchants. 
 
 Godbout, Louis, cabinet maker. 
 
 Oodbout, Margucrette, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Quay, F^lix, parish councillor. 
 
 Guay, Franfois, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Quay, F. M., J. P., notary public and parish mayor. 
 
 Guay, Henri, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Guay, Honor6, general morcbant. 
 
 Guay, Joachim, collecting agent. 
 
 Quay, JoMepb, tinsmith and collecting agent. 
 
 Guay, Michel, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Hardy, Anselme, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Labris, Misses, riiilliners and dressmakers. 
 
 Lachance, Ferdinand, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 La!n6, Maxime, house and sign painter. 
 
 Lamontagne, George, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Lamontagno, Guillaume, blacksmith, carriage and 
 waggon maker. 
 
 Lamontagne, Soter, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Lapointe, Mr., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Leclair, Victor H., general merchant. 
 
 Lecours, Louis, architect aud cabinet maker. 
 
 Mnguire, J. P., general merchant. 
 
 Montminy, Honor6, general merchant. 
 
 Montaiiny, J. H., brewer. 
 
 O'Neill, Owen, school teacher. 
 
 Paquet, J. Bte., blacksmith. 
 
 Pattun, Duncan, & Co., lumber merchants and ship- 
 builders. 
 
 Pelletier, Victor, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Poirier, Poul, ship carpenter. 
 
 Poliquain, Dumas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Pouliot, Marcel, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Puuliot, Louis, saddle and barnetts maker. 
 
 Robitnille, Th6ophile, general merchant. 
 
 Routicre, Rev. J. H., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Roy, Joseph, tanner and currier. 
 
 Roy, L^oD, notary public and insurance agent. 
 
 Ruel, Antoine, carpenter and builder, parish coun- 
 cillor. 
 
 Ruel, Charles, general merchant. 
 
 Samson, Charles, general merchant. 
 
 Samson, Theodore, hotel keeper. 
 
 Samson, Thomas, saloon keeper. 
 
 St. Cyprien, ReT. Mi^re, si^ierioreM Model Sohool. 
 
 St. Pierre, Mile. Jean, weaTer. 
 
 Tr/'panier, Honors, mason. 
 
 Tr^panier, Joseph, cooper, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Tbibodeau, Luandre, hotel keeper. 
 
 Vallii^res, Antoiue, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Veilleux, Joseph, cooper. 
 
 Wallace, Patrick, general merohaot. 
 
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 POINT ST. CHABLES, C E.— A village in the county of Jacques Citrtier, district of Montreal. 
 It lias sprung up oince tbe inception of the GrnnJ Trunk Railway, whose works and offices are all here. 
 There is also the Canada Sugnr Refinery, besides iarge flouring mills, nail factories, saw mills a jd othar 
 works. Population about 40UO. 
 
 Alexander, Henry, farmer. 
 
 Beaufort, E. P-, & Son, proprietors Refreshment 
 Rooms, Point St. Charles Station. 
 
 BLOMLEY, EDWIN, poatmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 
 Browne, P., teacher Anglican School. 
 
 Cooker, Thomas, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Cronshaw, Mrs., proprietor Victoria Hotel. 
 
 Darrach, Rev. Wm., Presbyterian. 
 
 Dickson, Wm , saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Dougall, James, grocer. 
 
 Fitzpatriok, Cyprian, landing waiter. Custom House. 
 
 Flanuery, John, grocer. 
 
 Gougeon, F. X., carpenter and builder. 
 
 GOULD, IRA & SONS, flour an<l grist mills. 
 
 Grant, Hall & Co.. flour and srtst mills. 
 
 Green Valley Hotel, Patrick Mulhern, proprietor. 
 
 Harvey, James, flour and grist mill. 
 
 Hogan, Patrick, grocer, flour and feed dealer. 
 
 Leahy, Wm , livery stable. 
 
 McCuaig, Wm., teacher, St. Mathew'a School. 
 
 MoDougall, James, flour and grist mill. 
 
 MoLellan, J., produce and commission merchant 
 
 McNamee, George, grocer. 
 
 Meiglian, Michael, flour and feed dealer. 
 
 Millington, Mrn., proprietor Red Lion Hotel. 
 
 Montgomery, Vaughan, market clerk. 
 
 .Mulbern, Patrick, pronrietor Green Valley Hotel. 
 
 O'Neil, Patrick, farmer. 
 
 Ostcll, John, saw mill proprietor, sash and blind 
 
 manufacturer. 
 Otis, Warren, scale maker. 
 Piche, Mr., boot and shoemaker. 
 Pigeon, John, grocer. 
 Point St. Charles Library and Scientific Institute, 
 
 Grand Trunk Works. 
 Pringle, Thomas, millwright. 
 Red Lion Hotel, Mrs. Millington, proprietor. 
 REDPATII, JOHN & SON, sugar reflnery. 
 Shearer, Wm., saw mill proprietor, sash and blind 
 
 manufacturer. 
 Stanford, Thomas, baker and confectioner. 
 T.Ue, George & Co., ship builders. 
 Victoria Hotel, Mrs. Cronshaw, proprietor. 
 Warren, Miss, teacher, Seminary. 
 
 POINT ST. PETER, C. B.— A small and fljurishing village in the township of Malbaie and 
 county and district of Qasp6, and one of the most important flihing stations along the coast of Lower 
 
 county and district of Qasp6 
 Canada. Distant from Quebec, 450 miles; 
 . weekly. Population about 300. 
 
 Alexander & LeGusley, general merchants. 
 
 Alexander, James, J. P. * 
 
 Burman, Cbarles & Co., general merohauts. 
 
 Burman, Charles Henry. 
 
 Burkloy, Michel, gentleman. 
 
 Cabot, Mrs., milliner. 
 
 Cabot, Phillip, gentleman. 
 
 Cotlas, Adolpbus E , gentleman. 
 
 CoUas, Elias, J. P. 
 
 Collas, James, gentleman. 
 
 Colla.-i, Samuel JAn, gentleman. 
 
 Co'.las, John & Elias, general merchants. 
 
 De M.)uilpie.l, Rev. Joseph, Romim Catholic. 
 
 Dumjis, James, gentleman. 
 
 Enright, Patrick, gentleman. 
 
 Faurel, John, J. P. and general merchant. 
 
 Hierliby, Wm., cooper. 
 
 Hocqnard, Mrs., grocer and milliner. 
 
 Le Gusley, John, gentleman. 
 
 Le Marqnand, Francois, Jan., druggist. 
 
 .—portant Ashing stations along the coast of Lower 
 
 and from Perce, the county town, 10 miles. Mail bi- 
 
 M<icbeth, George & Co., general merchants. 
 
 Martin, David, shoemaker. 
 
 McCallum, Thomas, gentleman. 
 
 McGillivray, Donald, gentleman. 
 
 PACKWOOD, GEORGE, postmaster. 
 
 Picton, Abraham, blacksmith. 
 
 Purelle, George, gentleman. 
 
 Quinn, Michael, shoemaker. 
 
 Robertson, Duncan & Co., lumber merchants. 
 
 Robertson, Silvanus, cooper. 
 
 Ross, Juhn, gentleman. 
 
 Sylhorn, Thomas, bliicksinith, 
 
 Tapp, Misd Lena, milliner. 
 
 Tapp, Thomas, gentleman. 
 
 Touyel, Thomas John, J. P. and mayor. 
 
 Urquhart, Louis, blacksmith. 
 
 Vardon, John, J. P. 
 
 Vardon, Phillip, general merohant. 
 
 Vibert, John, dentist. 
 
 PONSONBY, C. W.— A small post village, situated in the township of Pilkington and North Riding 
 of the county of Wellington. Distant from Guelph, the county town, 9 miles. Population about 75. 
 
 darratt, J., proprietor Groen Bush HoteL HALLEY, JAMES L., J. P., postmaster and general 
 
 Cromar, D., township clerk. merchant. 
 
 Duncan, J., hotel keeper. Hewes, Wm., bno' »ad shoemaker. 
 
 Elliott, George, warden. Hirst, G., hot'' ktopjr. 
 
 Ferrier, A. D., county clerk. MoKcnzie, G., J. P. 
 
 Green Bush Hotel, J. Barrett, proprietor.' Passmore, Edward, J. P. and lamber merchant. 
 
 Greene, J. P , general store keeper. Smith, John, township reeve. 
 
 POOLE, C. W.— A post village and government survey, containing 600 acres, in the township of Mora- 
 ington and county of Perth, on the gravel road from Stratford to Millbank. Distant from Stratford, 
 the ooBDty town, 13 miles. 
 
 W. C. OHEWETT A CO., LAW PRINTERS AND STATIONERS, KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 
strict of M'^ntreal. 
 offices are ^11 here, 
 sawmills a ad other 
 
 dealer. 
 Lion Hotel, 
 lerk. 
 en Valley Hotel. 
 
 ar, sash and blind 
 
 kientific Inatitate, 
 
 , proprietor. 
 
 ■ refinery. 
 
 or, sash and blind 
 
 fectioner. 
 
 9. 
 
 roprietor. 
 
 of Afalbaie and 
 the coast of Lower 
 ) miles. Mail bi- 
 
 ucrchants. 
 
 ler. 
 
 merchanta. 
 
 nayor. 
 
 »nd Korrb Riding 
 )alation about 75. 
 
 aaster and general 
 
 >er merohant. 
 
 ownship of Morn- 
 t from Stratford, 
 
 P. TORONTO. 
 
 POOLE— PORT ALBERT. 
 
 666 
 
 Dunlop, Robert, builder. 
 Fuss, Theodore, tailor. 
 
 MATTHEWS, DAVID, postmaster, general merch- 
 ant and hotel keeper. 
 Poole Hotel, David MatthewR, proprietor. 
 Poppe, Qotlicb, carpenter. 
 
 Poppe, Earnett, cabinet maker. 
 Shine, Daniel, grain cra.ile maker. 
 Weir, David, waggon maker. 
 Weir, Samuel E., blaoksraitb. 
 Whaley, Samuel, clerk of division court. 
 
 POBTAQE DU FORT, C. E.— A flourishing village, situated on the River Ottawa, in the township 
 of Litchfield and county of Pontiac, is one of the principal businesii places for lumbermen on the Ottawa. 
 Distant from Ottawa City, 60 miles. Daily mail. Population 850. 
 
 Amy, John, grocer. 
 
 B6langer, A., cooper. 
 
 Bounet, George, saloon keeper. 
 
 Budge House, A. Gafrey, proprietor. 
 
 Burpee, Mrs. N., bonnet maker. 
 
 Carmichaol, Duncan, village councillor. 
 
 Carswells, A., bailiff. 
 
 Chamberlin, Edward, brick maker. 
 
 Coleman, .lohn, saloon keeper. 
 
 Culhane, D., blacksmith. 
 
 Dolan, James, general merchant. 
 
 Drew & C6t6, boot and shoemakers. 
 
 Dunn, Patrick, farmer. 
 
 Evans, Rev. Joseph, Presbyterian. 
 
 Ferguson, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Fletcher, Robert, upholsterer. 
 
 Fox, P. T., general merchant. 
 
 Gafrey, A., proprietor Budge House. 
 
 Good Templars, Wm. R. McLaren, secretary. 
 
 Qribble, Rev. John, Church of Eugland. 
 
 Hardinge, A. W., J. P., clerk of division court and 
 insurance agent. 
 
 Hardinge, R. N., forwarding anu , jmmission mer- 
 chant 
 
 Hay, Mrs Owen, proprietress Pontiac House. 
 
 Hills, Wm., village councillor. 
 
 Hills, S. & Son, manufacturers and dealers in boots 
 and shoes. 
 
 Laviolette, George, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Laycook, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Le Blanc, OviJe, notary public. 
 
 Ledgewood, D., school teacher. 
 
 Liverpool and London Assurance Company, W. R. 
 McLaren, agent. 
 
 Maher, Thomas, grocer. 
 
 MoLAREN, D. F., postmaster. 
 
 McLaren, Thomas, tailor. 
 
 McLAREN, W.VI. R , Sen., assistant postmaster and 
 
 in8UiaK;;e agent. 
 McLaren, Wm. R, jun., bookseller and stationer. 
 MoManus, Jame>), tailor. 
 Morton, Rev. Wm., Methodist. 
 Murphy, Edward, saddle and harness maker. 
 Nibette, Ed., bailiff. 
 
 O'Boyle, .Tobn, carriage and waggon maker. 
 O'Hair, Lawrence, carriage and waggon maker. 
 O'.Maloy, Rev. A., Roman Catholic. 
 O'Meara, Wm.^ J. P., commissioner of small causes, 
 
 councillor and general merchant. 
 Ottawa House, Matthew Richey, proprietor. 
 Pel ton. A., book and job printer. 
 PONTIAC PIONEER, G. B. White publisher. 
 Purvis, Geo. A., physician. 
 Reid, George, cabinet maker. 
 Rice, G. F., engraver, jeweller and watchmaker. 
 Richey, Matthew, proprietor Ottawa House. 
 Rimer, Jame.% J. P., general merchant, manager of 
 
 Rev. Henry Uaborne's estate & village councillor. 
 ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, R. W. Hardinge, 
 
 agent. 
 Slack, James W., tailor. 
 
 Swalwell, George, undertaker and cabinet maker. 
 Thomson, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. , 
 TisseranJ, A., village councillor and cabinet maker, 
 Tremblay, Isidore, boot and shoemaker, 
 Tremblay, Lambert, livery stables. 
 Union House, G. E. White, proprietor. 
 Usborne, Rev. Henry, flour and saw mill. 
 WHITE, Q. E., publisher Ponliao Pionetr, tanner 
 
 and proprietor Union House. 
 White, II., village councillor. 
 White, H. & Co., general merchanta. 
 
 PORT ALBERT, C. W.— -A post village on Lake Huron, in the township of Ashflold and county of 
 Huron. Distant from Goderich, the county town, 10 miles; and from Loudon, 70 miles. Mail tri- 
 weekly. Population about 160. 
 
 Cooke, John, township clerk. 
 
 Dalton, Maurice, J. P. and deputy reeve, 
 
 Dougherty, Michael, weaver, 
 
 Garside, T., fi.shermau. 
 
 Graham, O., proprietor Grove Inn. 
 
 Graham, G. F., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Graham, Robert, blacksmith and edge tool maker. 
 
 Graham, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Grove Inn, G. Graham, proprietor. 
 
 Hawkins, A. C, real estate agent. 
 
 Hawkins, Q., proprietor of Pick and Shovel Hotel 
 and livery stables. 
 
 Hawkins, George, dentist. 
 
 Hawkins, John sen., tljur, grist and <r mill pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 Hawkin.s, John, jun., J. P. 
 
 HAWKINS, THOMAS, postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Johnston, Thomas, township treasurer. 
 King. John, J. P. 
 Malough, Wm., J. P. and reeve. 
 Martin, Joseph, fisherman. 
 Martin, 8 , fisherman. 
 Martin, Stephen, mason. 
 
 O'Connor, Joseph, cabinet maker and undertaker. 
 Pick and Shovel Hotel, 0. Hawkins, proprietor. 
 Small, John, cooper. 
 Small, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Vanstono, Thomas, flour and feed dealer and lumber 
 
 merohai.'t. 
 Young, Riohard, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 W. C. CHBWETT & CO., BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS AND PRINTERS, TOUONTO. 
 
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 PORH AU PERSIL— PORT BURWELL. 
 
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 POET AU PERSIL, C. E.— A thrWing po»t Tillage, iita»ted In the pwish of Sulnt Piddle and 
 ooantjr of CliarleToix. UiaUat from Quebeo, 100 miles. Population of the pariah 836, 
 
 BeauHoQ, Rer. Oeorge, Roman Ctitholio, secretary 
 
 and treasurer to school commissioners. 
 Bherer, Thomas, general merobant. 
 Bouchard, Damase, carpenter and builder. 
 Bouchard, Flavien, builder. 
 Brisson, Serapbino, blacksmith. 
 DuBerger, Charles, clerk of Division Court 
 Gagnon, Xeuophon, general merchant. 
 Oautier, Denis, black-iniith. 
 Querin, Claude, boot and shoemikor. 
 
 Martin Vincent, M. D., crown land agent. 
 
 MoLAREN, JOHN, J. P., postmaster. 
 
 McLaren, Maxfield, parish mayor. 
 
 Miller, Klznar, general merchant and saloon keeper. 
 
 Miller, Elz6ar & Co , produoo and provision dealers. 
 
 Nelson, James, reeve of municipality. 
 
 Savard, Thom'ks, blacksmith, parish eeoretary and 
 
 treasurer. 
 Tremblay, J , president of school commissioners. 
 
 PORT BRUCE, C. W.— .^ post villago and port of entry, situated on Like Krie, in the township of 
 Malahide and county of Bgin. D^tatit from St. Th)iuaj, the county seat, 18 miles ; and from AyN 
 mer, 9 miles. Tri-weekly mail. Population 200. 
 
 Aokerman, N. T., fanning mill manufacturer. 
 
 Allin, Wm.. tailor, dyer and scourer. 
 
 Bullock, L. A., general agent. 
 
 Carpenter, James, brickmakor. 
 
 Davis, S H., harbor toll collector and sewing ma- 
 chine agent. 
 
 Davis, Wra. H., J. P. 
 
 Davis & Meek, commission & forwarding merchants. 
 
 Hall, George, painter. 
 
 Hicks, Robert, cabinet miker and furniture dealer. 
 
 Hume, Andrew, commission and forwarding mer- 
 chant and constable. 
 
 LEVVIS, AMAS.\, J. P., postmaster, general mer- 
 chant and forwarding, commission andjamber 
 merchant. 
 
 Lincoln, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Meek, James & Co., waggon makers. 
 
 Moore, LinJley, proprietor Port Bruce Hotel. 
 Norman, Joseph, boot and shoomakor. 
 Port Bruce Hotel, Lindley Moore, proprivaor. 
 Prouje, Henry, mason. 
 Shipley, Edward, blacksmith and constable. 
 Sullivan, George H., carpenter and builder. 
 Sullivan, Samuel, blacksmith. 
 Trim, Samuel, beef and pork packer. 
 Welch, VV. H., beef and pork packer. 
 White Hart Hotel, Wm. Young, proprietor. 
 Willis, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 Wilson, Rev. John, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Wonnacotte, George, blacksmith. 
 Yeocem, Rev. Peter, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Young, Wm., proprietor White Hart Hotel, 
 carpenter and builder. 
 
 and 
 
 PORT BURWELL, C. W.— A village situated at the mouth of the Big Otter Creek, on Lake Erie, 
 in the township of Bayham and county of Elgin. Was founded in the year 1831, and contains one 
 good common school. It is a port of entry and a goid harbour. Distant from St. Thomas, the county 
 town, SO miles; from London, 43 miles; from Hamilton, 75 miles; and from Toronto, 116 milei. 
 Daily mail. Population about 800. 
 
 Allan, John, boot and aboemaker. 
 
 Backhouse, George H., farmer. 
 
 Bradfield, John, cabinet maker and undertaker. 
 
 Burgher, Isaac D., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Barwell, John, notary public. 
 
 Burwell, Leooidas, J. P. 
 
 Cornwall, Daniel, general merchant, flour and feed 
 
 dealer. 
 Cummings, Wm., farmer and leather dealer. 
 Cutler, A. T., saw mill proprietor. 
 Dobbie, Thomas B., township reeve. 
 Dunham, E. A., collector of customs, 
 Eakins, John A., general merchant. 
 Emery, Gordon James, physician. 
 Farthings, John, gen<;ral merchant, flour and feed 
 
 dealer. 
 Foster, David M , grocer. 
 Gates, E. H., physician. 
 Glover, W. A., J. P., deputy township reeve. 
 Gordon, J. G., butcher and farmer. 
 Gould, Catherine, school teacher. 
 Oriffin, John, farmer. 
 Hamilton, James, saw mill proprietor. 
 Hawkinson, C. H., boot and shoemaker. 
 Hardy, John, o.irpenter and builder. 
 Hobson, John, cabinet maker. 
 Holden, James, mason. 
 Hunt, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Hutchinson, L. L., farmer. 
 
 Jessop, Rev. H. B. M. A., '.«ctor Church of England. 
 
 Keene, Wm., tailor. 
 
 Killey, Samuel, blacksmith. 
 
 Matafont, Richard, bakor and confectioner. 
 
 Marlatt, Paul, farmer. 
 
 Mason, Wm., broom maker, 
 
 McCollam, W. A., druggist. 
 
 McConneli, Elijah, oitrpenter and builder. 
 
 MoDermond, Lemuel, carpenter and builder. 
 
 McDiarmid, Benj., carpenter, builder, & undertaker. 
 
 MoMath, James, photographic artist. 
 
 McMath, John, house and sign painter. 
 
 NoNalty, Patrick, hotel proprietor, 
 
 Merrill, David, hotel proprietor, 
 
 Merrill, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 Peacock, George, school teacher. 
 
 PILCHER, THOMAS, postmaster. 
 
 RadKer, Elias, cooper. 
 
 Saunders, Moses, township clerk and treasurer, 
 
 Saxton, Alexander, sen,, J. P. and farmer. 
 
 Saxton, Alexander, jun., farmer. 
 
 Saxton, John U., farmer. 
 
 Snelgrove, Jacob, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Stevenson E., tailor. 
 
 Sullivan, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Swan, Henry M., livery stable keeper. 
 
 Titus, Lewis, blacksmith. 
 
 ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, H, L ROUTH, AGENT, MONTREAL, (See Card, p. iM). 
 
fliklnt Fiddle and 
 836. 
 
 id agont. 
 latter. 
 
 and galonn keeper. 
 
 I provimoii dealem. 
 
 ulity. 
 
 rUh secretary and 
 
 commiasloners. 
 
 in the township of 
 ies ; and from Ayl- 
 
 Sruoe Hotel, 
 iltor. 
 propriv..i.or. 
 
 constable, 
 id builder. 
 
 ker. 
 
 ker. 
 
 iroprietor. 
 
 ter. 
 
 thodiat. 
 
 etbodist. 
 Uart Hotel, and 
 
 )ok, on Lake Erie, 
 
 and contain!) one 
 
 bomM, the oounty 
 
 tronto, 116 miles. 
 
 !haroh of England. 
 
 ifeotioner. 
 
 builder. 
 
 nd builder. 
 
 ler, & undertaker. 
 
 ist. 
 
 inter. 
 
 nd treasurer, 
 farmer. 
 
 ggon maker. 
 
 naker. 
 per. 
 
 :)ard, p. 4MJ. 
 
 PORT BDRWELL— PORT DALnoUSIB. 
 
 567 
 
 Walker, Johp, oarpenter and bnilder. 
 
 White, Daniel, undertaker. 
 
 Wrong, J. W., produce and oommisaion merchant. 
 
 TOUELL, WM. &C0., general merohantit, flour and 
 griflt mill proprietors and insurance agent:) (see 
 card, p. 540). 
 
 POBT COLBOBNE, C. W.— A large and flourishing Tillage, situated at tbn head of the Walland 
 Canal and junction of the Haffalo and Lake Erie with the Wellnnd Kailwny, in the township of llum- 
 bcrstone and county of Welland. It has an extensive grain trndu, and a large elevator is here erected 
 capable of transferring C,000 bushels of grain per hour from vcsmrIs to the oars. Distant from 
 Welland, the county town, 8 miles; from Hamilton, 00 miles; aud (rum Uuffalo, N. Y., 20 miles. 
 Daily mail and money order office. Population about 1 ,600. 
 
 Blarney, R. O., sail maker. 
 
 Boardman, L., carpenter aud builder. 
 
 Boyer, A., undertaker. 
 
 British North American Hotel, J. Raney, proprietor. 
 
 CARTEK, L. G., J. P., postmaster, express agent, 
 
 aud general merchant (see card, p. 6U8). 
 Clark, Mrs. Q., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Clecknor, John, plasterer. 
 Ditrick, J., weaver. 
 Finn, Owen, blacksmith. 
 Gaugcr, L., house and sign painter. 
 Gibbons, D., general merchant. 
 Gibbons, Peter, J. P. and general merchant. 
 Gordon, Miss M., photographic artist. 
 Gordon, Robert, druggist. 
 Greenwood, Thomas, butcher and grocer. 
 UANLY, JOHN, prop. Welland Exchange Hotel 
 
 (see card, p. 668). 
 Hardison, James, proprietor Hardison House. 
 HOPKINS, 8AMUEL, general mert- ' 
 Holland, Rev. H., Church of England. 
 Johnson, H. D., hotel keeper. 
 Jones, Wm , tinsmith. 
 Joyce, P. , physician. 
 Kelly, A., tailor. 
 
 Kelly, Mrs., proprietor Canada House. 
 Kepple, G., watchmaker and jeweller. 
 Kerr, J. C, general merchant. 
 Lake Vi^w Hotel, George Riley, proprietor. 
 Lamen, R., proprietor Evening Shades. 
 Lamont, Mr., school teacher. 
 Lsngdon, Mr., school teacbvr. 
 Lawson, A., notary public. 
 Lawson, A. & W., boot and shoemakers. 
 Levy, Phillip, barber. 
 Manly, Joshua, general merchant. 
 
 Mathews, W., mason. 
 
 MoC/tirtoy, John, proprietor McOartey Saloon. 
 
 Mc(;RAE, JOHN, general merchant (see card, p. 
 
 568). 
 McDonald, A., carpontcr and builder. 
 MoFall, D., shoomaker. 
 Minor, U. W., watchmaker. 
 Money, Mrs., proprietor Money Hotel. 
 Monro, F., general merchant. 
 NORTH, JACOB, brewer (see card, p. 608). 
 O'Connor, John, proprietor of Our House. 
 Our House, Juhn 0'('iinnor, proprietor. 
 Pickard, M., oarpenter and builder. 
 Post, Mrs. F. B., milliner and dress maker. 
 I'r.uoe of Wales Hotel, James Twohy, proprietor. 
 Prlng, Wm., collector of canal tolls aud customs. 
 Kambo, S., carpenter and builder. 
 Raney, James, proprietor British North American 
 
 Hotel. 
 Reynolds, Rev. Mr. Methodist. 
 Richardson, Robert, proprietor St. Charles Saloon. 
 Riley, George, proprietor Lake View Hotel. 
 Scholfleld, Thomas, grocer, baker and confectioner. 
 Shiokluna, John, ship carpenter. 
 Smades, S. H., notary pulilic, insurance and general 
 
 agent. 
 St. Charles Saloon, Robert Richardson, proprietor. 
 Twoby, James, proprietor Prince of Wales Uotvl. 
 Verner, J. W., custom house officer. 
 Walker, Rev. C, baptist. 
 WELLAND EXCHANGE HOTEL, John Hanly, 
 
 proprietor (see card, p. 508). 
 Werner, W., photographic artist. 
 Wild, John, tailor. 
 Yukom, R. B., blacksmith. 
 Young, H., barber. 
 
 FOHT CREDIT, C. W. — A village situated on the river Credit, in the township of Toronto and 
 oounty of Peel, and a station on the Great Western Railway. Distant from Toronto, the county seat, 
 13 miles ; and from Hamilton, 28 miles. Daily mail. Population about 350. 
 
 Blakoly, Alexander, oarpenter. 
 
 Carr, James, carpenter. 
 
 Collins, D., blacksmith. 
 
 COLTON, ROBERT, J. P., postmaster and^notary 
 
 public. 
 Commercial Hotel, Robert Lynd, proprietor. 
 Crawford. Michael, J. P. 
 Griffin, John, carriage aud waggon maker. 
 HAMILTON, JAMES, assistant postmaster and 
 
 general merchant. 
 Johnston, George, blacksmith. 
 
 Long, John, carpenter. 
 
 Lynd, Robert, general merchant and tavern keeper. 
 
 McCuIly, Pat. boot and shoemaker. 
 
 MoEwan, Robert, school teacher. 
 
 Melburn, Mr, collector of customs. 
 
 Monk Town House, Ira Vanvalkenburgb, proprietor. 
 
 O'Leary, Tedy, tailor and clothier. 
 
 Shaw, James R., general merchant. 
 
 Stevens, S., proprietor, Rosain House. 
 
 Vanvalkenburgh, Ira, proprietor Monk Town House. 
 
 Wright, Wm., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 PORT DALHOTTSIE, C. W. — An incorporated village, situated on Lake Ontario, in the t'iwn- 
 ship of Grantham aud county of Lincoln. It is a port of entry, the terminus of the Welland Canal 
 and also of the Welland R'tilway, and is a place of some oonsiderable importance. Distant from St. 
 Catharines, the county town, 4 miles; Toronto, by water, 30 miles, and by rail, 90 miles ; and from 
 Hamilton, 80 miles by ralL Daily malls with money order office. Population, 1324. 
 
 RpYAL IHSUBANCfi COMPANY, H. L. ROUTH, AGENT, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 460.) 
 
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 AT JUNCTION OV WKLLAND AND BUFFALO RAILWAYS, 
 
 JOHN HANLY, 
 
 PROPRIETOR, 
 
 PORT OOLBORKE, 
 
 Canada Weit, 
 
 JOHN McCRAE, 
 
 DEALER tl> 
 
 WINE8, LIQUOBS, CROCXESY, *C 
 PORT COLBORNE, C. W. 
 
 PORT COLBORNE BREWERY. 
 
 JACOB NORTH, PROPRIETOR. 
 
 PORT COLBORNE, C. W. 
 
 FOSTER & MACLEAY, 
 
 RICHMOND, r. E., 
 
 GENERAL MERCHANTS, 
 
 AICD DEALERS IV 
 
 1¥OOE< AMD PRODVCE. 
 
 BAKERY, G^ROCERY, 
 
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 NEAR LOCK, PORT 
 
 3M STron.EB, 
 
 DALHOUSIE, C. W. 
 
 SAMUEL COLE, 
 
 PROPRIETOR, 
 
 ANGLO-AMERICAN HOTEL, 
 
 PORT DALHOV8IE« C. W. 
 
 ROBERT HENRY, 
 CARRIABE, WA6BQN AND SLEI&H 
 
 MANVFACTURKB, 
 AND GKNERAI. BLACKSMITH, 
 
 PORT DALHOUSIE, Canada West. 
 
 JOSEPH WATSON, 
 
 $mmp Mil If ag00» pakv, 
 
 OP ALL DCSCRimoMS, 
 
 PORT DALHOUSIE, C. W. 
 
 Repairing done witli NeatneM and Deapatoit* 
 
 ALEXANDER ST. DENIS, 
 
 QEKCRAL DEALER IN 
 
 DRY aOODS, 
 
 QROCERIES, HARDWARE, &o. 
 
 POINT FORTUNE, C. E. 
 
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 TRY BRIGQS' MAGIC RELIEF, and if you are not sntisfied after using the contents of one bottle, the 
 purchaser may return the bottle to the Agent, who will in all cases refund the money. It will euro 
 Infliiiumation, Tic Dolereaux, Neuralgia, Chulio, Sore Throat, Cliitblains, Crump in the Stomach, Painters' 
 Cholic, Pleurisy, Cramp, Cholera Morbus, Pains in the Breast or Side, Lumbago, Cholera, Dysentery, and 
 in short it is the Family Medicine. 
 
 Sold by all Dealers in Medicines. Price 25 cts. 
 g^ Q. C. BRIGGS, GENERAL AGENT, HAMILTON, C. W. 
 
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 R. HOPE'S MArxNETIC OINTMENT is well worth a trial in any case of Piles, Burns, Scalds, Old 
 Sores, Tiiflaiiied or Sore I<'yea, Eruptions of the Skin, and in every case where an Ointment is useful. 
 It will recommend itself after one trial. 
 
 j;^" The above Medicines are sold at wholesale by all Druggists in the principal Towns in Canada and 
 United States. 
 
 G. C. BRIGQS GENERAL AGENT, HAMILTON, C. W. 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT & CO., BOOKSELLERS A»D PRINTERS, KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 

 BREWERY. 
 
 OPBIETOR. 
 
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 Andrews, Wm., grooer. 
 
 ANGLO AMERICAN HOTEL, Samuel Cole, pr ;- 
 
 prietor (see card, p. 668), 
 Bald, Robert, carpenter. 
 Ball, Edwin C., school teacher. 
 Black, John, ocoper. 
 Clark, John S., ouBtom house ofiSoer. 
 Cliffor<i, John, carpenter. 
 COLE, SAMUEL, proprietor, Anglo Amerioftn,Hotol 
 
 (see card, p. 568). 
 Creswetl, John, physician and surgeon. 
 Denton, J. M., tailor. 
 
 Dixon, Rev. Alexander, Church of England. 
 Donaldson & Andrews, saw mill owners. 
 Orantham Hotel, Joseph Walkerly, proprietor. 
 Harris. George, waggon maker. 
 HENRY, ROBERT, blacksmith (see card, p. 568). 
 Hindson, John, township clerk and collecting agent. 
 Johnston, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 Lancaster, 0. J., barber. 
 Lawrie, John, J. P., reeve and insurance agent. 
 Lawrie, Robert, township treasurer. 
 LAWRIE, R. & J., flour mill owners. 
 MARTINDALE, J. H., postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 McCuaig, Rev. Finlay, Presbyterian. 
 McGuirc, A., batcher. 
 MoRiuuon, Miss, sohool teacher. 
 
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 )»• Niaga- i)tel. 
 or. 
 nip buildet .tod proprieton 
 
 'I keeper. 
 
 MoNaliy, pfwprietor. 
 
 McMahi. . Owen, J. 
 MoNaori » Hiif«l, J 
 McNaugli, /ysepf», li 
 McNally, Hui;li, pr'\ 
 Muir, .Alexander, jr 
 Muire, A. & Bro.'- 
 
 dry dock. 
 Murray, Thomas, h << 
 Niogara Hotel. Hugii 
 Norris & Nealaml, flour mill uwnera. 
 Patterson, Alfred, butcher. 
 Pawliug, Nntlian, J. P. and general merchant. 
 Pawling, Wm., saddler. 
 
 Port Dalhousie House, John Smith, proprietor. 
 Robeson & Co., sail makers. 
 Robinson, Thomas, p1it!<terer and mason. 
 Simpson, James, shoemaker. 
 Smith, H. P., house and sign painter. 
 Smith, John, proprietor Port Dalhocsie House. 
 Stanton, Wm., tailor. 
 Tyron, Cornelius, hotel keeper. 
 Walkerly, Joseph, proprietor Grantham Hotel. 
 Watt, David, carpenter. 
 
 WAT30.N, JOSEPH, waggon maker (see card, p. C68) 
 Williams, B. H., tinsmith. 
 WOOD, RICHARD, bakery, grocery, und provision 
 
 store (see card, p. 668). • 
 
 Woodall, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 PORT DOVER, C W. — A post town situated on the river Lynn and shore of Lake Erie, in the 
 township of Woodhouse and county of Norfolk. It has the best harbor on the Canada side of the 
 lake, and possesses many natural advantages. It is the principal grain, lumber and produce market 
 for a large tract of country. Distant from Simcoe, the county town, 8 miles ; from Hamilton, 38 
 miles; and from Bufl'alo, N. Y., 84 mites. Mails daily. Population 1,500. 
 
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 ABEL, DAVID, postmaster and insurance agent. 
 
 Allison, John, photographer and painter. 
 
 American Hotel, J. Calhoun, proprietor. 
 
 Anderson, J. E., blacksmith. 
 
 Anderson, John, saloon. 
 
 Ansley, 0., general merchant. 
 
 Ansley, Oiias, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Ansloy, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Ault, Alexander, grocer. 
 
 Ault, Wm., grocer. 
 
 Ault, A. & Co., general merchants. 
 
 Bailey & Gillies, carriage and waggon makers. 
 
 Ball, T. R., barrister. 
 
 Barrett, T. B., insurance agent and custom house 
 
 officer. 
 Becker, John, harness, trunk and mattrass maker. 
 Bodwetherick, M., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Boughner, M , carpenter and builder. 
 Bowlby, Lewis, town treasurer and farmer. 
 Boyd, J., soap and candle manufacturer. 
 Breckstrora, G. £., cabinet maker. 
 Buck well, T. D., druggist, express agent and__tele- 
 
 graph operator. 
 Buckwell & Co., photographers. 
 Byrne, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Caley, W. & Co., boot and shoemakers. 
 Calhoun, J., proprietor American UoteL 
 Carlisle, Miss, school teacher. 
 Carlisle, Wm., lighthouse keeper. 
 Commercial Hotel, J. Ferris, proprietor. 
 Cook, W., tailor. 
 Craigie, Rev. W., Presbyterian. 
 Deans, G., carpenter und builder and planing mill 
 
 proprietor. 
 Douglass, Miss, school teacher. 
 England, Thomas M., town clerk. 
 
 Farmer's Hotel, J. Ross, proprietor. 
 
 Ferris, J., proprietor Commercial Hotel. 
 
 Fleming, J. W., tailor. 
 
 Fie welling, J., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Frank, Joseph, painter. 
 
 Gamble, Samuel, clerk Division Court, notary and 
 
 general agent. 
 Oilman, C, barrister. 
 Oilman, C. H., barrister. 
 Oilman, Edward, notary. 
 Hall, E., lumber merchant. 
 Harris, Rev. James, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Harris, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 Harris, Rev. S., Church of England. 
 Hayoook, J. F., U. S. Consul. 
 Ilelmer, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Higraan, Wm., custom house officer. 
 Helyer, Robert, sewing machine agent. 
 Hillyer, Robert, grocer. 
 
 Hoffman, Lewis, cabinet maker and undertaker. 
 Howell, II., general merchant. 
 Hume, J., mason. 
 Hupey, Henry, mason. 
 Husted, George, blacksmith. 
 Innes, A., carpenter and builder. 
 Jenkins, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Jenkins, W., cabinet maker. 
 Johnston, H., boot and shoemaker. 
 Jones, Frank, harbour master and insurance agent. 
 Ladd, M., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Lampkin, R., carpenter and builder. 
 Lungs, N. L., livery stable keeper. 
 Lawson, A., carpenter and builder. 
 Liwson, Peter, J. P., reeve, tanner and currier. 
 Leavett, Rev. Mr., Universalist. 
 Lees, A., J. P. and civil enginer. 
 
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 Leei k Water*, produce and comiuiMion merchtnta. 
 
 Logan, A., carpentf>r ami builder. 
 
 Logan, Mr., school teacher. 
 
 Lumiiden, Mr., sebool teacher. 
 
 Marr, Francis, farmer. 
 
 Marr, Walker, phyRician. 
 
 Maseoar, W., lumber merchant. 
 
 McNally, n., carpenter ami builder. 
 
 McQueen, Hugh, proprietor Norfolk House. 
 
 MeWille, A., foundry and niitohiae shop. 
 
 Miller, F. Q., flour nnd grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Mitsoa, Samuel, painter. 
 
 Morgan, H., insurance ngent. 
 
 Muth, Jacob, cooper. 
 
 Naughton, T., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Nickerson, M. C, farmer. 
 
 Norfolk House, Hugh McQueen, proprietor. 
 
 Norfolk Woollen Mills, J. N. Pitts, proprietor. 
 
 Nottingham, S., boot and shoemaker, 
 
 Parker, 8nli>nion, planing mill proprietor. 
 
 Pettit, W., brickmaker. 
 
 Pitts, J. N., proprietor Norfolk Woollen Mills. 
 
 Port DoTer House, J. Smith, proprietor. 
 
 Potter, E. H., lumber merchant. 
 
 Powell, U., general merchant and generalf agent. 
 
 Riddel I, James, insurance agent. 
 
 Riddell, R.. general merchant. 
 
 Riddell, Wm., tailor. 
 
 Rolph, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Ritchie, Ford k Co., produce and commission mer- 
 chants. 
 
 Ross, J., proprietor, Farmers' Hotel. 
 
 Rjrerson, Rev. O. E., baptist. 
 
 Rjrerson, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Salt, J., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Soofield, N. B., general merchant. 
 
 Seager, Charles, physician. 
 
 .Slocumb, H., mason. 
 
 Smith, J., proprietor. Port Dover House. 
 
 Smith, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Smith, Robert, livery stable keeper. 
 
 Sosar, J., jeweller and watchmaker. 
 
 Sovereign, David, J. P., physician and farmer. 
 
 Steinhoff, Finley, deputy reeve. 
 
 Stevenson, J., tailor. 
 
 Thompson, A., J. P., flour, grist and saw mill pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 Turner, A. & 0., carpenters and builders. 
 
 Turner, W., foundry and machine shop. 
 
 Van Loon, J., carpenter, builder and saloon keeper. 
 
 Varey, U., mason. 
 
 Vatches, Stephen, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Walker, A. ()., physician. 
 
 Waters, Thomas, J. P. and farmer. 
 
 Wilson, W., custom house oflicer. 
 
 Wood, Robert, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Woolenough, 
 chant. 
 
 J. B., produce and commission mer- 
 
 PORT EMSLEY, C. W.— A village, situated on lay River, in the township of ElmsHe and county 
 of Lanark, nnd a station on the Brockville and Ottawa Railway. Distant from Perth, the county town, 
 6 miles ; Smith's Falls, 6 miles, and from Brockville, 36 miles. Daily mail. 
 
 Barryman, David, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Craig & Campbell, woollen mill proprietors. 
 
 Frost & Woods, saw mill proprietors. 
 
 Hogg, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 
 Jones, A. C. & Co., boot and shoemakers. 
 
 Kelts, Johnston, school teacher. 
 
 McCORMICK, JOSEPH, postmaster and hotel pro- 
 prietor. 
 McUbenney, James, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Sherwood, Hamilton N., saw mill proprietor. 
 Worl, Rev. J. B., Church of England. 
 
 PORT ORANBT, C. W. — A post village, situated in the township of Clark and county of Durham, 
 West Riding. Distant from Cobourg, the county town, 16 miles; from Toronto, 65 miles ; from Port 
 Hope, 10 miles ; and from Newtonviile station, Orand Trunk Railway, 8^ miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Carson, David, produce and commission merchant, 
 collecting agent. 
 
 ELLIOTT, GEO., Sen., J. P., postmaster and farmer. 
 
 Elliott, George, jun. & Co., fl'^nr and grist mill pro- 
 prietors and distillers. 
 
 Oooduuuugh, Wm. , boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Henderson, Wm., J. P., and farmer. 
 
 Kinsman, 'Thomas, edge tool manufacturer. 
 
 Long, George, school teacher. 
 
 March, David, general merchant, hotel proprietor, 
 
 carpenter and builder. 
 Mitligan, James, farmer. 
 Port Granby Hotel, David March, proprietor. 
 Robinson, Wm., farmer. 
 Rowe, Wm. H., J. P. and farmer. 
 Taylor, Joseph, waggon maker. 
 Wade, John, farmer. 
 Welsh, Thomas, farmer. 
 
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 PORT HOPE, C. W. — An incorporated town, beautifully situated on Li»ke Ontario, in the township 
 of Hope, county of Durham, East Riding. It is a station on the Grand Trunk Railway, and is the 
 terminus of the Port Hope, Beaverton and Lindsay Railway. There is a fine agricultural region back 
 of, and in the vicinity of Port Hope, which finds a market there, and it is the outlet for the counties of 
 Victoria and Peterborough, which are rich in ftrm produce and lumber. The harbour is an excellent 
 one, and considered quite safe in stormy weather. Distant from Cobourg, 7 miles ; from Peterboro', 
 29 miles ; from Lindsay, 42 miles ; ftom Toronto, 63 miles ; and from Kingston, 98 miles. Daily 
 mail and money order office. Population about 4,600. 
 
 Alexander, Wm., builder, Bramley, near Ridout. 
 Allen, Miss L., milliner and dressmaker, Walton. 
 Allen, Oliver, carpenter. Brown, near Walton. 
 Anderson, James, boot and shoe dealer, Walton. 
 Anderson, James, bakery, John. 
 
 Anderson, Wm., dry goods, &o., Walton. 
 
 Archer, Wm., cooper, Hope. 
 
 Asbby, Thomas, brickmaker. 
 
 Austin, James, butcher, stall at Market 
 
 Austin, Wm., butcher, Market Honse. 
 
 H. L. BOUTH, MONTREAL, AGENT BOTAL INSURANCE COMPANY. (See Card, p. 456). 
 
and oommiMioo mer- 
 
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 naker. 
 
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 th, the county toiro, • 
 
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 fist mill proprietor. 
 11 proprietor, 
 land. 
 
 county of Durham, 
 5 miles ; from Port 
 pulation about 100. 
 
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 PORT nOPE, 
 
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 tural region back 
 )r the counties of 
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 98 miles. Daily 
 
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 arket. 
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 DAIRD, JAME8, bookseller and stationer, Walton. 
 Bank of Upper Canada, John 8mart, manager. 
 Barnett, Wm., glue f«ctory, Caran. 
 llArrett, Wm., woollen and flouring mill proprietor. 
 Beamish, Tranois, plasterer and saw mill proprie- 
 tor, CavftM. 
 Hcnnett, Wm., dry goods, Walton. 
 Deuson, T. M., barrister, nttomcy, Ac, Walton. 
 Berry, Edwnril, barber, .lohn, 
 Betbunn, Donald, barrister, attorney, Ac , Walton. 
 Blaokbiim, R. O., proprietor Blackbam's Hotel, 
 Illackbam, opposite Port Hope, Lindsay and 
 Booverton Kiiilway. 
 Bletcbford, U., blacksmith, Cavan. 
 Boulton, .J. v., barrister, .John. 
 Bowen, 11., plasterer, Charles. 
 Braund, W. H., boot and shoemaker, John. 
 Brent, Charles, chemist, druggist and seedsman, 
 
 Walton. 
 British and American Express Company, Stanley 
 
 Patcrson, agent, Walton. 
 British Canadian (weekly) Hugh Cameron, editor 
 
 and publisher. Mill. 
 BRODIE, llOBEKT, proprietor Brodie's Hotel, 
 
 Walton (see card, p. 672). 
 BKODIK'S HOTEL, Uobert Brodie proprietor, 
 
 Walton (see curd, p. 672). 
 Brogdin, O., attorneyat-law, John. 
 Brownsoonib, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, Ridout, 
 
 Euglishtown. 
 Budge, R. & Bro., merchant tailors and clothiers, 
 
 Walton. 
 Burnham, R. W., physician and surgeon, Walton. 
 Bryan, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 Caloutt, James, brewer, Armour. 
 Cameron, C. MoD., physician and snrgeon, John. 
 Cameron, Hugh, editor and publisher JirUith Cana- 
 
 dian, Mill. 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE CO., A. Rubridge 
 
 and II. V. Sanders, agents. 
 Cane, Mrs., milliner, &o., Walton. , . 
 
 Carson, David, distiller, Cavan. 
 Carson, John, grocer, baker and paper dealer. 
 Carter, Daniel, mason, Charles. 
 Carverth, John, grain dealer. 
 Cftwthorno, Wm. B., watchmaker and jeweller, 
 
 Walton. 
 Chalk, Robert, carriage and waggon maker, Cavan. 
 Chappel, Rev. John, Bible Christian. 
 Chisholm, il. F., physician and surgeon, Caran. 
 CHDRCIT WILLIAM Y., prop'r Church's Hotel, 
 
 corner Mill and Walton (see card, p. 674). 
 CHURCH'S HOTEL, W. Y. Church, proprietor, 
 
 Mill, corner Walton (see card, p. 674). 
 CHURCH'S HOTEL BILLIARD ROOM, W. Y. 
 
 Church, proprietor. 
 Clark, James, malster, Haroonrt. 
 Oleghorn, Duncan, township clerk and lumber mer- 
 chant. 
 Cleghorn, Wm., agent for Spaulding's brewery. 
 Clouston, Thomas, chair maker, Cavan. 
 Coad, Ceorgo, shoemaker, Walton. 
 Cochran, ' udrew, harbor master. Port Hope wharf. 
 Cochrane, James, saloon. Queen. 
 Coffin & Ilaskel, sash, door and blind factory. 
 Commercial Bank of Canada, Wm. F. Harper, mana- 
 ger, Walton. 
 Coombo, Samuel, grocery, Walton. 
 Coombe!?, Charles II., grocery,. Ridout, Englishtown. 
 Coots, John, cabinet maker. 
 Coots & Curry, boot and shoemakers, Walton. 
 Coulter, G., grocer, Walton. 
 
 Craik k Qilleapie, dealers in dry gnoda, mnilatry 
 goods, Walton. 
 
 Craig, Wm., tanner, ko., ('avan. 
 
 Cran, Charles, tailor, Ontario, corner Hope. 
 
 Crawford, D. & Co , dry goods and clothing, comer 
 Walton and Qiicon. 
 
 (/Urry, James, saddle and harness maker, .'ohn. 
 
 Curry, Rueben (;., physioin-i and surgeon, John. 
 
 Cuthbert, Robert, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Diifoe, John, carpenter. 
 
 Daly, Henry, cooper, Cavan. 
 
 Day, John T., clerk lird division eoiirt, Walton. 
 
 Dewar, John F., phynicinu, Ridout, K.nglishtowD. 
 
 Dinner, James R., butcher. Market llouce. 
 
 Doney, Thomas, grocery, Riilnut, EnnHshtown. 
 
 Dunn, John, chandler, Charles, corner Uramley. 
 
 Karl, Thomas, saddle and liarr>n»s maker, .lohn. 
 
 Kdnall, Samuel, lumber merchant, Charles. 
 
 Elliott, Thomas, plasterer, Yeovil, near Bramley. 
 
 Evans, Wm., blacksmith, Walton. 
 
 Evatt, Wm. H., physician and surgeon, John. 
 
 Farmers' Hotel, John Foster, proprietor. 
 
 Fitterly, David H., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Kitterly, Margaret, milliner and dre.^,'<maker. 
 
 Filzpatrick, Michael, blacksmith. 
 
 Foe, Amos H., hotel keeper. Mill, near Ba.'^e Line. 
 
 Foe, Edward H., carpenter, Ridout. 
 
 Fogarty, John, shoemaker, Walton. 
 
 Fogarty, Richard, painter, Walton. 
 
 Fo|{arty, Susannah, milliner & dressmaker, Walton. 
 
 Forbes, Henry 0., surveyor of customs tlepartiaent. 
 
 Forbes, James, foreman Port Hope Oas (/ompany. 
 
 Foster, John, proprietor Farmero' Depot Hotel. 
 
 Frost, John, tailor, Bramley. 
 
 Fra.ser, Wm., valuator for the Trust and Loan Com- 
 pany of Kingston, Walton. 
 
 Fuiby, George M., insurance agent, notary, ko., 
 Walton. 
 
 Furby, Wm. H., furniture, &o., Waltf^n. 
 
 FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, H. C. Russell, pro- 
 prietor, Walton. 
 
 Fursdon, Robert, shoemaker. 
 
 Gataugher, Joseph, councilman. 
 
 Gamble, John, painter, Elgin. 
 
 Garnett, Wm., carpenter, Toronto Road. 
 
 Gaudrie, Augustas, tailor. Ward. 
 
 Gaudrie, Tboa. E,, "boss of a sewing machine" and 
 
 agent, John. 
 Geale, John, general merchant, Walton. 
 Gibson, John, tailor, Queen. 
 Giddey, Wm., butcher, Market House. 
 Gilchrist, Chas., chief constable, Town Hall, Queeo. 
 Gillett, Hiram, wholesale and retail dealer in dry 
 
 goods, corner Walton and Queen. 
 Gilmore Flouring Mill, near City Hall. 
 Gordon, John, principal, Union School. 
 Qraoy, Robert, harness maker, Elgin. 
 Graham, John, machinist. Park. 
 Graham, Peter, barber, Walton. 
 Graham, Samuel Scott, attorney, solicitor, Walton. 
 Gray, Edwin, ticket and freight agent Port Hope, 
 
 Lindsay and Beaverton Railway. 
 Gray, Joseph, accountant and general ticket agent, 
 
 Port Hope, Lindsay and Beaverton Railway. 
 Greacy, Wm , plasterer, Elgin. 
 Green, Thomas, weaver, Ridout. 
 GriRin, Martin, saloon, John. 
 Griggs, H. P., physician and surgeon, Queen. 
 Hackett, Frederick, miller and grain dealer. 
 HAGERMAN, JAMES H., grocer, baker an'' pro- 
 vision dealer, Walton. 
 Hales, Hugh P., saddle and harness maker, John. 
 
 BOYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, H. L. ROUTH, AGENT, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 456). 
 
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 the town. No pains will be spared to render every attention to the guests of tlie Uouse. 
 
 CEoieK wiKKS. MctB®as amb cxaias mwms m uxm. 
 
 CARIUAQES TO AND FROM THE CARS IN CONNECTION WITH THIS HOUSE. 
 
 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS. 
 
 Three Doori Weit of Commeroial Bank, 
 POUT IIOPB, C. W. 
 
 DEALER IN 
 
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 COCOA KITS, WALiNlTS, AL.WONI)S, PEANUTS. 
 
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 Orapes, PKAonEfl, APPLK8, Pf.ars, and all other Oroea Fruits in Seaaoa. 
 ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO 
 
 HAIR CUTTING, SHAMPOOING & SHAVING SALOON, 
 
 WALTON STREET, PORT HOPE, C. W. 
 
 Jg®- Thia IS one of the few plncca in Canada whore persons oan enjoy a good Shavo. 
 
 Also, Dealer in Cigars, Toliacco, Fasicy €iirOod»i, Perfiiinery, Sec. 
 
 MOttlCE HAY, 
 BOOKSELLER, STATIONEB, 
 
 Priiitseller & General Mows Agent, 
 
 Kfi'i)« on hftud lllblw, Church SiTvloes and I'riiyer Ikxiku; 
 
 Wholemil« ami Kelall Dpal«r in flrummar and Ooniinon 
 
 School llonlia ; Stiplt* and h'aney Stationery ; 
 
 I>Ht<>ni. Waxlmbludilt .Moiilillnim, at tlm 
 
 Oxford Bible Warehouse, Wblton St., POST HOFiE, O.W. 
 
 GEORGE HUGHES, 
 
 Wnol.KRAI.K AND IlltTAII. 
 
 Dealer in Oroeerics, Provisions, 
 
 CBOCKEBT WARE, WINES, LIQUORS, fto. 
 
 WALTO.H SrUUET, 
 POUT HOPB, CAN\DA WEST, 
 
 THOMAS ZEALAND, 
 
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 Bnilder of Portable and Stationary Steam Eogiuei. 
 
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 Hall, U , tiiitor, Cnvan. 
 
 Hull, M%n., grocery, RiJout. Englishfown. 
 
 HallHilay, Wra., millwright, Yoovil. 
 
 Hamilton, John .'V., nianngcr, Port Hope Qas Com- 
 pany, Jolin. 
 
 Hanaman, iMiohnel, fanner, Cavan. 
 
 Harper, Wm, F., manager, Commercial I?ank of 
 Canada, Walton. 
 
 I[a»liiig8, Thomas W., proprietor Hasting'n Hotel, 
 John. 
 
 Ha.'<ting'.s Hotel, Thomas W.JHastings, proprietor, 
 John. 
 
 Hatton, Samuel, groceries, &c.. Mill. 
 
 Hawken, Nicholas T., carpenter, Bramley. 
 
 Hawkeii, Wni., carpenter, Walton. 
 
 Hnnthornc, Kilward, blackHmith, Mill, corner On- 
 tario. 
 
 HAV, AIORICR, bookseller nn-J stationer, Walton 
 (see card, p. 672). 
 
 Hay.Ieti, Ti.onias. foundry, Cavan. 
 
 HAYTKK, ALKUEl) E., editor and publisher Tort 
 Hope Mi'tsengrr, Walton (soo card). 
 
 Hcaley, Oorgo M., accountant Uank of Upper 
 Ciinadii, John. 
 
 Heaslip, John, cabman, Queen. 
 
 Hcnchy & Dodd, grocers and dealer.s in liquors, 
 Walton. 
 
 Henderson, Ceorge, livery stable, Walton. 
 
 Henderson, John, carriage & wagon maker, Walton. 
 
 Henry, E. E., photographer, Walton. 
 
 Henry, John, carpenter, Base Line. 
 
 Henry, Samuel, plasterer. 
 
 Hewson, John, carpenter and builder, Brown, cor- 
 ner South. 
 
 Hewson, Robert, blacksmith, Ward. 
 
 Hewson, Thomas, carpenter and builder. Brown. 
 
 HILANU, WILLIAM, dealer in foreign and domes- 
 tic fruits, oranges, lemons, grapes, &c., Walton, 
 3 door.s west ('ommorcial Uank (see card, p. 67-). 
 
 Hill, Richard, tailor, Cavan, corner North. 
 
 Hills, George, tailor, Elgin. 
 
 Hi'lis, I.-aiic, collecting agent, Bramb'y. 
 
 Hoflman, Jacob, tobacconist, Walton. 
 
 Hooey, Wm., grocer, Walton. 
 
 Hooper, Joseph, marble cutter, Walton. 
 
 Horton, N., pre.-.ident Port Hope Gas Co , .folin. 
 
 Howell. ,\clinn (jrocer, ilo. , Wiillnii. 
 
 Howell .% (.'o., (K'alei'H in dry guodn, prooerios, i^;c., 
 Walton, 
 
 llowihorn, E., blacksmith. 
 
 HUGHES, QEORGE, wholesale and retail dealer in 
 groceries, crockery, winea, liquors, &o., Walton 
 (see card, p. 572). 
 
 Hunter, John, cooper shop, Cavan. 
 
 Hutcbings, John, miller, Brown, 
 
 Innis, P. L,, accountant Commercial Bank of 
 Canada. 
 
 Ireland, Mrs. Mary, millinery and fancy goods, 
 Walton. 
 
 Irvine, James, basket maker, Elias. 
 
 Jone, B. k H , dealers in groceries, provisioDB, 
 fruits, oonfeotioncriea, &c., Walton. 
 
 Jenett, John, boot and iiboomaker, Uidout, English- 
 town. 
 
 Jobbitt, Wm , cabinet maker, Wolton. 
 
 Johnston, Wm. S., editor and proprietor Port JTopt 
 Ouide, Walton. 
 
 Jones, Knlph, contractor. Base Lino. 
 
 Jones, Rev. W. H., Baptist. 
 
 Jones, Wm. E., wholesale and retail grocer, Walton. 
 
 Keane, Mrs. Mary, milliner, Waiton. 
 
 Kollaway, Philip T., carpenter, off lUdout. 
 
 Kennedy, Wm., blacksmith. Mill. 
 Kt-rr, Robert, carder and cloth dresser, Cavan. 
 King, David, tanner and currier, off Cavan. 
 Kingston, Wm. .1., mnchini.-it, lliown. 
 KIRCHUFFER, NESBITT, barrister, attorney, &o., 
 
 Walton. 
 Kirkpatrick, Joseph, harness ranker, Cavan. 
 
 Kitchen, Wm., butcher. Market Ilouse. 
 
 Knight, (Charles, grocery, Ridout, Englis-htown. 
 
 Knox, George \., wholesale and retail grocer, 
 corner Walton and Ontario. 
 
 Lambert, Charles, brewer. Mill. 
 
 Lang, Rev. James, sen , retired, Walton. 
 
 Lang, James, jun., dry goods and groceries, Walton. 
 
 Lapp, AInmn, chairraaker, Seymour. 
 
 Lauder, George P., laniliiig waitor. Custom House. 
 
 Leo's Hotel, .lohn Lee, proprietor. Mill. 
 
 Leo, John, proprietor Leo's Hotel, .Mill. 
 
 Lees, John, boot and shoemaker and dealer, Walton. 
 
 Le Lean, Wni. C, general merchant and auctioneer. 
 Walton, 
 
 Leonard, Thomas, blacksmith. Queen. 
 
 LethbriJge, Robert, blacksmith, Charles. 
 
 Leverich, James S., lumber merchant, John. 
 
 Libby, >Iohn, blacksmith, Cavan. 
 
 Libby, Robert .S., watchniakor, &c., .lobn. 
 
 Little, Samuel, blacksmith, P.rown. 
 
 Little, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, and councilman, 
 Queen. 
 
 Lough, M., provincial land surveyor, Walton. 
 
 Lydon, J«hn, general merchant, John. 
 
 Machasney, Wm., carpenter, Elgin. 
 
 Mackey, Samuel, tailor, Hope. 
 
 Madden, Rev. Dr., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Maiiland, Joseph, waggon maker, Cumberland. 
 
 Maples, Richard, carpenter, Sliutcr. 
 
 Muinion, Henry 11., bailiff. Strachan. 
 
 Marshall, George, carpenter, Brown. 
 
 .Marshall, John, bricklayer, Hrnton. 
 
 .Marshall, John, boot and ahoeraakor, V.'alton. 
 
 Marsihall, Joseph, tailor, Yeovil. 
 
 Mar.«hail, Simon, shoemaker, Bramley. 
 
 Martin, Thomas, livery stable, Queen. 
 
 Martin ik Marshall, salooa and livery stable pro- 
 prietors. Queen. 
 
 Mason, Wiu., tanner, Cnvan, 
 
 Mii^-iie, Jmnes. millwright, Chirlcs. 
 
 M.ittliuwH & O'Biii'n, carriaTo and w.Tji,','>n nnker", 
 Cavun. 
 
 Ma.\wcll, Robert, coroner, general agent, account- 
 ant, &o., J (dm. 
 
 MoCasland, James, tavern keeper, .Mill. 
 
 McCaslanii, John, mason, John, opposite Park. 
 
 McCormaok, Luke, cooper, Yeovil. 
 
 McCullough, James, weaver, Cavan. 
 
 McFarland, John, blacksmith. Armour. 
 
 Mclntyre, Robert, grocer, Walton. 
 
 McLennan, Donald, importer and doaier in hard- 
 ware, Walton. 
 
 McLENNAN, U J., dealer in grooeriea, proTlsloni, 
 country produce, crockery, glassware, &o. &o., 
 lUduttt, Engliahtown. 
 
 McLood, Dauoau, iusuranoe, valuating and general 
 agent, Walton. 
 
 MoNairn, J. H , agent Grand Trunk Railway. 
 
 Monheuitt, Thos., grocer and baker, Uidout, English- 
 town. 
 
 Might, .Tohn, a.-iddlc and harness maker. Mill. 
 
 ■Millar, Jacob, shoemaker, Hope. 
 
 Milnes, James, tailor, Hope. 
 
 Minims, John, farmer, Obnrles. 
 
 Misson, Luvell, waggon maker, Bramley. 
 
 H. L. ROUTH, MONTREAL, AGENT ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANV. (Seo Card, p. 456). 
 
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 Mitchell, Wm., Port Hope Nursery, Ward. 
 
 MolsoDs, Thomas, floaring mills, Cavan. 
 
 Monsoll, Peter, juu., miller antl grain dealer. Mill, 
 near Peter. 
 
 Moore, Joseph, boot and shoemaker, Walton. 
 
 Moore, Robert, oooper, Hope. 
 
 Morris, J., butcher. Market House. 
 
 Morrison, E. W., paper maker, Ell. 
 
 Morse, P. W. & Co., druggists, Walton. 
 
 Mullignn, John, importer and wholesale^and retail 
 dealer in hardware, Walton. 
 
 Mulligan, Robert, notary and broker, John. 
 
 Murphy, Francis, auction and commission merchant, 
 Walton. 
 
 Nattrass, J. A., surgeon dentist, Walton. 
 
 Neelands, T., dentist, Walton. 
 
 Newman, Wm., mason, off Uramley. 
 
 NichoUs, Robert, pattern maker, Bramley. 
 
 NOBLE, J., clerk Church's Hotel. 
 
 North American Hotel, Hamilton Uin, prop., Walton. 
 
 O'Brien, James, blacksmith, Hope. 
 
 O'Brien, Robert D., notary public, Walton. 
 
 O'Connell, T., freight clerk. Grand Trunk Railway. 
 
 O'Donnell, Patrick, bookseller and stationer, John. 
 
 Oloott, Benjamin, tavern keeper, Ontario. 
 
 O'Neill, J & R., general merchants, corner Mill and 
 Walton. 
 
 Orchard, John, tailor, Sullivan. 
 
 O'Riliey, Peter, boot and shoemaker, Walton. 
 
 Orr, Robert, agent Molson's Mills, Cavan. 
 
 ParFons, Wra., blacksmith, Walton. 
 
 PATERSON, STANLEY', agent British & American 
 Express Co., Montreal Steamship Co. and manager 
 Montreal Telegraph Co., Walton. 
 
 Peplon, Edward, flouring mill proprietor, Cavan. 
 
 Perks, Dr., physician and surgeon, Walton. 
 
 Perry, Harris, watchmaker and jeweller, John. 
 
 Phillips, Peter, boarding house, John. 
 
 Pillow, John, distiller, Cavan. 
 
 Pillsworth, Daniel, shoemaker, Toronto Road. 
 
 Pollard, Philip, foundry and manufacturer of agri- 
 cultural implements, Ontario. 
 
 Pomeroy, John, blacksmith, Elias. 
 
 Port Hope Qps Co., N. Horton, president. John. 
 
 PORT HO. E MESSENGER, Alfred E. Ilayter, 
 editor and publisher, Walton (see card). 
 
 Porter, Archibald, grocer, foundry and manufactur- 
 er of agricultural implements, waggons, &o., 
 Walton. 
 
 Porter, Wm. H,, mason, Charles. 
 
 Quay, Wm., tinsmith, Walton. 
 
 Quay & Maguire, grocers, &o., Walton. 
 
 Quinlan, C, mayor, tinner and dealer in stoves, &c., 
 Walton. 
 
 Randall, A., book agent, &o., Walton. 
 
 Randall, A. & M., carpenters and joiners, AValton. 
 
 Rankin, Robert, cooper, Hope. 
 
 Rapalge, Wm. 8., commission merchant, Walton. 
 
 Rapson, John, baker and confectioner, VValton. 
 
 RawBon, Frederick, carpenter, Hope. 
 
 Reynolds, John, saloon, John. 
 
 RIDOUT, THOMAS, manager P. H. L. & B. R. Co., 
 Base Line. 
 
 Robinson, James, tanner and leather dealer, John. 
 
 Roche, Augustus, barrister, solicitor, &o., Walton. 
 
 Rogers, Henry, carpenter, Ridout. 
 
 Rogers, Wm., carpenter, £11. 
 
 ROSE, H. M., manufacturer and dealer In boots, 
 shoos, leather and sowing machine agent, Walton. 
 
 Ross, Lewis, dry goods and groceries, Walton. 
 
 ROWL.^ND, W., painter, and dealer In paper hang- 
 ings, paints, oils, glass, &c., Walton. 
 
 RUBIDQE, ALFRED, insuraoce agent, barrister, 
 attorney, &c., Walton. 
 
 Russell, Diivid, weaver, Toronto Road. 
 
 Russell, E. W., cabinet maker and upholsterer, 
 Walton. 
 
 RUSSELL, H. C., manufacturer and dealer in up- 
 holstery and cabinet ware, Walton. 
 
 Russell, James L., grocer, &o., Walton. 
 
 Ryan, Thomas, shoemaker, Walton. 
 
 Sager, John W., tavern keeper, near Grand Trunk 
 Railway Station. 
 
 S.\NDERS, HOLLAND V., town clerk and agent 
 Canada Life Assurance Co. ; residence Church. 
 
 Sanderson, Rev. Geo., Weslcyan Methodist, Brown. 
 
 Sandi, Archibald, superintendent Mechanics' In- 
 stitute. 
 
 Saunders, Wm. H., chemist, druggist and dealer in 
 paints, oils, &c., Walton. 
 
 Scott, Joseph, constable, Elias. 
 
 Sculthrop, Samuel, attorncy-at-law, Walton. 
 
 Shepherd, Uiiniel A., manufacturer and dealer in 
 cigars, Walton. 
 
 Shepherd, James, miller, Hope. 
 
 Sherin, Robert, carriage and waggon maker, Cavan. 
 
 Short, Rev. Jonathan, D. D., Church of England. 
 
 SIMPSON & READ, dealers in groceries, wirfea, 
 liquors, crockery, &c., Walton. 
 
 Sirason, James, saloon, John. 
 
 SMART, DAVID, postmaster, Walton. 
 
 Smart, John, maniiger Bunk of Upper Canada, John. 
 
 Smith, Hon. John S., barrister, Walton. 
 
 Smith, Joseph, civil engineer, B ise Line. 
 
 Snyder, Jacob, lumber merchant. Ward. 
 
 Soper, Hiram, veterinary surgeon, Ridout. 
 
 Spaulding Mrs. M , brewer, Ontario. 
 
 Spry, James B., blacksmith. 
 
 Spry, Samuel, tinsmith, Walton. 
 
 Spry, Thomas, proprietor Western Hotel, Waltoii. 
 
 Stephenson, John, tinner, gas fitter, and dealer in 
 stoves, &c., John. 
 
 Stevenson, William, tailor, Walton. 
 
 Stewart, George A., civil engineer, &c., Walton. 
 
 Summers, Richard, photographer, Ridout, English- 
 town. 
 
 Tapp, Rev. John, Bible Christian, Bramley. 
 
 Topfcott, Rev. Samuel, Baptist, Victoria. 
 
 Tarrant, Ananias, soda water manufacturer. Mill, 
 near Ontario. 
 
 Tollis, Aaron W., dry goods, &c., Mill, opp. Walton. 
 
 Travellers' Home, John White, proprietor, Julia. 
 
 Trew, T. E P., teller Bank of Upper Canada, Joha. 
 
 Turner, Thomas, deputy registrar East Riding 
 County of Durham, corner Walton and Cavan. 
 
 Uln, Hamilton, proprietor North American Hotel, 
 Walton. 
 
 Victoria Inn, Nicholas Winters, proprietor. Mill, 
 corner Peter. 
 
 Vindin, Edmuml S., commission, shipping and gene- 
 ral agent, Ontario corner Walton. 
 
 Waddell, Robert N., agent Montreal Fire, Life and 
 Marine Assurance Company, King. 
 
 Walker, John, cabinet maker, Ontario. 
 
 Wallace, John W., mason, William. 
 
 Wallsoe, Robert, insurance agent and grain mer- 
 chant, Walton. 
 
 Wallis, Wm,, crown land agent, John. 
 
 Walters, John, book-binder, Walton. 
 
 Ward, Oeorge C, registrar east Riding county of 
 Durham, corner Walton and Cavan. 
 
 Waring, George, ticket and freight agent. Port Hop* 
 
 and Peterboro' Railway. 
 Warner, Robert, harness maker, Ilaroourt. 
 
 H. L. ROUTD, MONTREAL, AGENT ROIAL INSURANCE COMPANY. (See Card, p. 450.) 
 
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 Western Hotel, Thos. Spry, proprietor, Walton. 
 
 While, .liiiuoji, oriliinet ninkor, Cuvnn. 
 
 White, John, prnpriotor TraTollem' H.iniP. Julia. 
 
 Whitfhe»<l, 0. J., teller ('ninmeroial Dank. 
 
 WhitulioAfl, M. t\ iiollectur of ouatoms. 
 
 Willinms, .\. J., councilmnn. 
 
 WILI-IAMS, A. T., siiporintendont Port Hope and 
 
 r.indsikv. Kttiliray, Kiiso liino. 
 W 1 1,1,1 A MS, JAMKH, barber, hnir dresser, wig 
 
 makt;r, and dealer in cigar>i, tohacou, fancy good^, 
 
 &o., Wilton (.sen card, p. ftl'l). 
 Wilson, W., tanner, &c., John. 
 
 Winter I, Nicholas, proprietor Victoria Inn, Mill, 
 corner Peter. 
 
 Wittman, ft., sauflagc maker, Ridout. 
 
 Wl)0ll^4, (i. A. & Co., fanning mill manufacturer.*, 
 ('avan. 
 
 WondH, Thomas, cigar maker, llrown. 
 
 Wright, John, attorney, solicitor, Sio., Walton. 
 
 Wrigley. H. J., hatter and furrier, Walton. 
 
 ZEALAND, TIIO.MAS, iron and brnssfonnder, 
 builder of portable and stationary engineH, agri- 
 cultural implemoQtti, Queen (see card, p. 672). 
 
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 PORTLAND, C. W.— V Tillage, Rifuited on a Uiy of the Mloau T,;vkn, in the township of Bastard 
 and County of Luodi. Distant from llrockville, the CDiiivty town, !i') miles ; from Kingston, 82 miles; 
 from Toronto, '2:{} miles ; from Hamilton, '^7:S miles; from Mjntreal, K)5 miles; and from Quoboo, 
 8'2i milod Uiilymiiil. I'opuhition about 150. 
 
 Brown, Robart, carriage and wag«;on maker. 
 Byingioii, Stuiih«n, bout and ulioumaker. 
 t'horiand, Kraneis, boot an I shoomikor. 
 Oostello, llov. II. J., (!hurch of KnglauJ. 
 Ciistollo. Patrick J., school teuelior. 
 Dunavon, Jaraos, carpenter, builder and hotel pro- 
 prietor. 
 Eiirles, John, jnii., carpenter and builder. 
 Kwing, I'etcr, jun., general meroiiant. 
 ftrant, John, blackHmith. 
 
 Konnoiy, Patrick jun., cooper. 
 
 MoD'juald, Jos-'ph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Morris, Simuel, blacksmith. 
 
 I'.ilmor, Ji!di\ liarli, carriage and w.iguion mTkcr. 
 
 SCOVIL, S. .S, J P., postmaster &guuerai merchant 
 
 r.see card, p. 540). 
 i">?kinnor. Win., cooper. 
 Sniilcr, Wra. C, J. P., tanner, currier and manu-': 
 
 faolurer of boots and shoes. 
 Weatlierhoad, Wm. L., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 PORT LEWIS, C. E.— A small post village and hnrliour on the south shore of Lake 8t. Francis, in 
 the parish of .St. Anicet and county of Huntingdon. Distant from Huntingdon, the oounly seat, 8 
 miles ; and from Montreal, 50 miles. Population about 76. 
 
 Campbell, Etander, farmer. 
 
 CARSON, SAMURI, H. U., postm.vstor. 
 
 Holmes, Robert, farmer. 
 
 MoDonoll, John, barrister and advocate. 
 
 Percy, Samuel, hotel keeper. 
 
 Ilea, James, farmer. 
 Russon, M. A., school tenohor. 
 Kmitb, Richanl, boot and shoemaker. 
 Walker, John, furmor. 
 
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 PORT MAITLAND, C. W.— .\ small village, sitmitcd on Lake Erie, at the month of the Grand 
 Itiver, in thu township of Dunn and county of ll.ildimand. It has one of the best harbours on r,>»ko 
 Erie, and is ono of tlio entranons to tlio Wella ui t'liiiul. Distant from (inyuga, the county town, 20 
 miles; from H.imilton, •!> miles ; nud from Toronto, '.•() nxiles. D.iily mail, Pojuilation about 100. 
 
 Flood, Rev. John, Church of England. 
 Miaener, John, school teacher. 
 
 MOSS, JAMl'H, postmaster and gouoral merchant. 
 
 PORT NELSON, C. W.— A post villago in the township of Nelson and county of Halton. Distant 
 from Milton, the county town, 8 miles; from Toronto, 35 miles; and from Hamilton, 10 miles. 
 Populatioa about 230. 
 
 Baynes, J. H., hotel proprietor. 
 Baynes, J. H., millwright. 
 Bush, Oliver, architect. 
 COTTER, HUGH, ^./stmaster. 
 Cotter, H., flour and feed store. 
 POUGLAS, W. J., general store and assistant post- 
 master. 
 Fish, .Samuel, agent. Express Company. 
 Flock, Wm., hotel proprietor. 
 Greene, Rev. Dr., LI,.l). 
 Irving, James, chief constable. 
 Irving, Wm., lake captain. 
 
 •Tohnson, Wm., lake captain. 
 
 Land, Stephen, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Lund, S. P., pump maker. 
 
 Lane, Jerry, carpenter. 
 
 Leclair, A., ship builder. 
 
 Martin, Miss T., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 McMurray, James, blacksmith. 
 
 MUls, Caleb, builder. 
 
 Mosher, B h\, cabinet maker and furniture dealer. 
 
 Mosher, Mrs. ii. F., milliuer and dressmaker. 
 
 Smith, Thompson. 
 
 Sneti, Thomas, lawyer. 
 
 BOTAL INSURANCE COMPANY, H. L. ROUTH, AGENT, MONTREAL. (Sm Cwd, p. 456.) 
 
Victoria Inn, Mill, 
 
 .idoat. 
 
 mill manufacturer.', 
 
 Urown. 
 
 >r, Ac, Walton. 
 
 ler, Walton. 
 
 and brassfounder, 
 ionnry engiiieH, agri- 
 wee card, p. 672). 
 
 ownship of BastnrJ 
 Kinjcston, 82 miles; 
 ; and frum Quoboo, 
 
 jemakor. 
 
 w.'ii^i^on maker. 
 
 r & gunerot merchant 
 
 , currier and maau- 
 proprletor. 
 
 inke Bt. Francis, in 
 , the county seat, 8 
 
 akor. 
 
 month of the Grand 
 t harbours on Lako 
 e county tiiwn, 2') 
 uliitioti about 100. 
 
 I gOQcral merchant. 
 
 )f Halton. Distant 
 amilton, 10 miles. 
 
 iker. 
 
 issmaker. 
 
 1 furniture deator, 
 dressmaker. 
 
 Card, p. 4fi6.) 
 
 PORTNEUF— PORT PERRY. 
 
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 POB7.NEUP, C. B.— A flourishing Tilllage at the junction of the Portneaf Ri»er with the St. Law- 
 rence, in the Uarony and county of Portneaf, established not long after Quebec, by Messieurs de 
 Portneaf, who built the first church in 1086. It is the chef lieu of the county, and has the best har- 
 bour between Thrt;e Rivers and Quebec. Considerable ship building hns been done by a gentlt^man 
 from Boston, Mass. It contains a large nail factory, woollen mill, and two paper mills. Di.stant 
 from Clip 8*nt6, 6 mile.i ; from Quebec, 36 miles ; from Throe Rivera, 51 miles ; and from Montreal, 
 147 miles. Daily wail. Population of parish 1,8(IU. 
 
 Allard, Ferdinand, blacksmith. 
 
 Arcauii, Mrs. Charles, dealer in hats and furs. 
 
 Bass, J. & Co., saw mill owners. 
 
 Berriers, M'lle Genevieve, milliner. 
 
 Bertram!, Alexis, blacksmith. 
 
 Bibliothique do Portneuf. 
 
 Bique, Ovide, tailor. 
 
 Bi^isette, Mr., agent George Burns Symmes. 
 
 Bouchard & Morrisette, dry goods merchants. 
 
 fioudre, Olivier, hotel and livery stable keeper. 
 
 Boudroau, Olivier, lumber merchant. 
 
 Camery, Alexander, ' ad<tle and barnesB maker. 
 
 Chapman, John, shoemaker. 
 
 Crooks, Peter, farmer. 
 
 Delisle, Antoine, oounoilman. 
 
 Delisle, L6on, grocer. 
 
 Fecteau, Etienue, school teacher. 
 
 Ford, Joseph, general merchant. 
 
 Fournier, Alfred, tin and copper smith. 
 
 Frenette, Isidore, collecting agent. 
 
 OAULIN, CHARLES, J. P., postmaster, grocer and 
 
 baker 
 Gaulin, Charles, photographic artist. 
 Germain, Xavier, farmer. 
 Oignao, Augustin, farmer. 
 Qignao, Mile. L'Auguste, dealer in^bata and furs. 
 Oignac, Fi'dix, bake.-, 
 Giguac, Josepli, councilman and farmer. 
 Gignac, Xavier, blaoksrsith. 
 Hameliu, F. D., carpenter. 
 Hamelin, J. & £., blacksmiths. 
 Uudon, Cyfroi, shoemaker. 
 Kenny, Denis, plasterer and mason. 
 Labranche, Daniel, gcuerbi agent George Burns 
 
 Symmes. 
 Langlois, Damas, councilman and farmer. 
 Larue, Simeon, dry goods and lumber merchant. 
 Lynch, John, dry goods merchant. 
 Msheux, Joseph, plasterer and mason. 
 
 Marcntte, Bernard, carpenter. 
 
 Marootte, Ch.arles, flour aud feed dealer and fanner. 
 
 Marcotto, El7.i\iir, btiker. 
 
 Murcotte, F6lix, grocer, hotel and livery stable 
 
 keeper. 
 Marcotte, Noiil, farmer. 
 Mathesou, Rev. James, Methodist 
 May nurd, Dr., physician and surgeon. 
 McDonald, Angus, J. P. and acent Symmes' Paper 
 
 Mills. ^ 
 
 MuDuuald, Thomas, school teacher. 
 Morrisette, P. Nolesque, councillor, floor and feed 
 
 dealer. 
 Pag6e, Frftn9oi9, agent Symmes' Woollen Mills. 
 Paquin, Charles, blacksmith. 
 Paqain, Joseph, farmer. 
 Paquin, On6^>imc, councilman and farmer. 
 Pich6, Victoire, mason. 
 Poliquin, Joseph, flour and feed dealer and lumber 
 
 merchant. 
 Poliquin, Lenndn'', dry goods merchant. 
 Portneuf Dispensary, Dr. Maynard of Dosohara- 
 
 beault, dispenser. 
 Provancher, Rev. L., Roman Catholic. 
 Richard, Jean, councilman and farmer. 
 Rodrigue, Louis, tin and coppersmith. 
 Stewart, George, baker 
 
 Symmes, (ieorgo Burns, seigneur and mill owner. 
 Symmes' Woollen Mill, Fran9ois Pag^e, ageut. 
 Thibadeaux, Anselm, agent. 
 Thibadeaux, Fc'tlix, carpenter. 
 Touraugrau, Eiise, cooper, waggon maker, house 
 
 and sign painter. 
 Von Ifflaud, Rev. A. A., Church of England. 
 Walton, George, farmer. 
 
 Wartellis Nail Factories, John & Park Bishap, agents. 
 White, Richard, councilman. 
 Williams, Miss M. L , school teacher. 
 
 FORT FERBY, C. W.— A large and flourishing village, situated at the head of Lake Scugog, ia 
 the township of Reach and county of Ontario. It was first laid out as a village about the year 1847. 
 It is in the centre of a good agricultural country and possesses excellent water power. There is n 
 large woollen factory and several extensive flour, grist and saw mills in the neighbourhood. Daily 
 stages connect with the Grand Trunk Railway at Whitby, and a steamer plies daily to and from 
 Lindsay during the summer season. Distant from Whitby, the county town, 17 miles ; from Lindsay, 
 80 miles; from Toronto, 47 miles ; and from Kingston, 148 miles. Daily mail. Population about 650. 
 
 Addison, John & W., blacksmiths. 
 
 Allison, J. W., general merchant. 
 
 Benson, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 BIG E LOW, JOSEPH, postmaster, proprietor Port 
 Perry Woollen Factory, stave factory, planing 
 mill, sash and door factory (see card, p. 640). 
 
 Bounsall, T. S , founder and machinist. 
 
 Ballen, "Thomas, tailor. 
 
 Charles, Henry, general merchant. 
 
 Davis, John W., cabinet maker and upholsterer. 
 
 Foy, Henry, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Gamble, J. W., general merohant. 
 
 Good, James, briokmaker. 
 
 Gordon, John A., lessee of woollen'flsotory. 
 
 Qt9gorj, George, grocer Md oonfeetioner. 
 
 Ilaight, Silas J., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Harrison, Maw & Sons, architects, carpenters and 
 
 builders. 
 Kirsten, John, proprietor Railroad Hotel 
 Land, Richard, J. P. and clerk 3rd division court. 
 Mnokie, J. W., general merchant. 
 Miller, Rev. G. 
 
 Morris, Joel W., general merohant. 
 Nott, John, cabinet maker. 
 Oakley, F., physician and surgeon. 
 Paxton, Thomas, J. P. 
 Paxton, Thomns & Co., fowarding merchants, flonr, 
 
 grist and saw mill owners. 
 Port Perry Land^Company, flour, grist and saw milLi. 
 Railroad Hotel, John Kerster, proprietor. 
 
 ROITAL IMSURANOE OOMPANT, H. L. ROUTH, AGBNT, MONTRIAL. (See Card, p. 466). 
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 PORT PERRY— PORTSMOUTH. 
 
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 Riehmond, James, carpenter and builder. 
 SextoD, W. 8., saw mill proprietor. 
 Shipmau, W. II., founder and machinist. 
 Sinclair, Neil, proprietor, Steamboat Hotel. 
 
 Steamboat Hotel, Neil Sinclair, proprietor. 
 Swan, Jftiiies, blacksmith. 
 
 White, Wm., planing mill lessee, carpenter and 
 builder. 
 
 PORT KOBINSON, C. W.— A Tillage, sitnated in the township of Tborold, in the county of 
 Welland, oil the Wellund Canal and Welland Railway, having excellent water power, and oflVrs great 
 facilities for manufacturers. Distant from St. Catharines, 9 miles ; and from Toronto, 60 miles. 
 Daily mail. Population about 700. 
 
 Abbey, J. & J., ship builders. 
 
 Bell, Wm., hotel keeper. 
 
 Bennett, C. B., grocer and insurance agent. 
 
 Clark, Oliver, broom manufacturer. 
 
 Coleman D. jun., dealer in pork and beef. 
 
 Cook, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Coulter, Robert, saddle and harness maker and 
 
 county warden, 
 Donaldson, John, lumber merchant. 
 Elliott, Andrew, dealer in beof and pork. 
 Elliott, Robt., commission and forwarding merchant 
 
 and in.surance agent. 
 Feeney, Edward, tailor. 
 Flowers & Hick, ship builders. 
 Griffith, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Griffith, Thomas, dealer in beef and pork. 
 Harrington. J. It., express agent. 
 Hill, Calvin, boot nnd shoemaker. 
 Hill, Samuel, J. P. 
 
 Jordan, Mrs., hotel keeper. 
 
 Ring, Richard S., surgeon. 
 
 McAllister, Rev. Robert. 
 
 McCappen, James, J. P. and general store. 
 
 McFarlane, John, surgeon. 
 
 McFnrlane & Blake, flour merchants. 
 
 McKeand, James, tailur. 
 
 Misener, James, blacksmith. 
 
 MURRAY, ANDREW, postmaster and issuer 
 
 marriage licenses. 
 Petcb, Wm., dealer in flour and grain. 
 Pew, John, blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 Richards, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Stark, Joseph, ship builder. 
 Stark, Robert, upholsterer. 
 Williams & Weed, hotel keepers. 
 Wilson, A., baker. 
 Wilson, Andrew C, grocer. 
 Toung, Miss E., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
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 PORT ROYAL, C. W. — A thriving post village, situated on the shore of Lake Erie, in the township 
 of Wal^iiiigham and county of Norfolk. Distant from Simooe, the county town, 26 miles. Population 
 about 160. 
 
 Barrett, Hugh M., J. P. 
 
 BARRETT, M. W., postmaster and hotel proprietor. 
 
 Bingham, Chas., J. P. 
 
 Hanson, W., hotel keeper. 
 
 Johnson, Joseph, J. P. 
 
 Wanslyck, C. A., lumber merchant. 
 
 PORT RYERSE, C. W.— A post village, situated at tht mouth of Young's Creek, in the township of 
 Wooilhouse nnd county of Norfolk. Wstanl from Simcoe, the county town, 4 miles west of and 
 included within the customs district of Port Dover. Population about 200. 
 
 Balfour. Samuel, carpenter and builder. 
 
 firitih American Assurance Company, W. H. Ryer- 
 
 son, agent 
 Cutting's Hotel, James Cutting, proprietor. 
 Cutting, James, proprietor Cutting's Hotel. 
 Ernes, John O., cooper.. 
 Fire and Marine Assurance Company of Toronto, W. 
 
 H. Ryerson, agent. 
 Henderson. Robert, carpenter and builder. 
 Lawrence, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 Marlatt, Abraham, potter. 
 
 Nichol, Peter, school teacher. 
 
 Provident Life Assurance Company of Toronto, W. 
 H Ryerson, agent. 
 
 Rively, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Ryerse, Edward P., J. P., farmer, ooUeotor of in- 
 land revenue and excise. . 
 
 Ryerse, George J., farmer. 
 
 Ryerse, Rev. George J., Baptist. 
 
 BYEKSE, W. H., postmaster, general merchant and 
 insurance agent (see card, p. 640). 
 
 Schnider, Conrad, mason and plasterer. 
 
 PORTSMOUTH, O. W.— A village, situated on Portsmouth Bay, in the township of Kingston and 
 oouiiiy oi Frontenao. It contains a brewery, tannery, two ship yards, Ac, and the new Provincial 
 Asylum. Distant from the City Hall of Kingston, 2 miles. Population about 1,000. 
 
 Ault, George N., Portsmouth Ship Railway. 
 Beaupr6, Ldward, grocery and tavern. 
 Berry, E., proprietor Railway Ship Yard. 
 Brash & Stewart, blacksmiths and waggon makers, 
 
 Portsmouth Bay. 
 Cameron & Mudio, builders. 
 
 Campbell, Robt, foreman for John Carruthers & Co. 
 Garmthers, John & Co., prop. Portsmouth Tannery. 
 Carty, Thomas, grocer. 
 Gridg, John, clerk of the counoil. 
 
 Elliott, Wm., grocer and tavern keeper. 
 
 Finn, W., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Fisher, James, proprietor Portsmouth Brewary. 
 
 Forbes, David, grocery. 
 
 Leahy, Mrs. M., grocery. 
 
 Litohfleld, Dr. J. P., principal Lonatlo Asylnrn. 
 
 Lowe, Samuel, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Marks, John, grocery. 
 
 Martin, R., butcher. 
 
 MoCamman, Thomas, baker. 
 
 ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, H. L. ROUTE, AGENT, MONTREAL. (See Cwd, p. 466). 
 
proprietor. 
 
 iaee, carpenter and 
 
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 wer, and offers great 
 I Toronto, 60 miles. 
 
 neral store. 
 
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 ister and iesuer of 
 
 grain, 
 gon maker, 
 essmaker. 
 
 essmaker. 
 
 Urie, in the township 
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 any of Toronto, W. 
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 PORTSMOUTH— PRESCOTT. 
 
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 McCarthy, Thomas, Jan., councilman. 
 Mclntyre, Mrs. [., widow. 
 
 McLeod, George, J. P., postmaster, general mer- 
 chant, &c., Main. 
 Mudie, Wra., reeve and contractor. 
 Portsmouth Tannery, John Carruthtrs & Co., proprs. 
 
 Profincial Asylum, Dr. J. P. Litchfield, principal. 
 
 Quinn, P., Purtsmoutb Inn. 
 
 Ramsdeii. George, wheelwright. 
 
 RO.SS & STRANGE, bo<., and shoe manufacturers iu 
 
 the Provincial Penitentiary. 
 Waters, John, grocery. 
 
 PORT STANLEY, C. W. — A post village, situated on Lake Erie, in the township of Yarmouth and 
 county of t.igin. The London and Port Stanley Railway terminates at this village, by means of which, 
 and of the Great Northern and Buffalo and Lake Huron Railways, in connection with it, constant 
 intercourse is maintained with the principal cities of the west. A steamer plies every alternate day 
 between Cleveland (Ohio) and thi<4 place. Distant from St. Thomas, the county seat, 9 miles ; aod 
 from Loudon, 24 milss. Mails daily. Population about 700. 
 
 Arkcll, Henry, general merchant. 
 Batt, .John, grocer, beef and pork packer. 
 Bennett, Q., saloon. 
 Berry, M , upholsterer. 
 Berry, Mi'.-> , baker and confectioner. 
 Bostwick, .J. R., J P. and United States Consul. 
 Byrnt^^i, Wen , hoot and shoemaker. 
 Chandli'r, Thomas, flour and grist mill. 
 Draper, J B., proprietor International Hotel. 
 Durdle, JiVines, distiller and rectifier. 
 Ead, Richard, builder. 
 Edgecori.b, Samuel, blacksmith. 
 Edgecoinb, Thomas, waggon maker. 
 Ellison, .John, '.milder, 
 Fitigerald, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 Gough, Wm., black>jmith. 
 Hemphill, John, custom house officer. 
 Herbertson, A . carpenter and builder. 
 Holmwood, Walter, forwarding and commission mer- 
 chant. 
 House, A. B , physician. 
 International Hotel, J. B. Draper, proprietor. 
 Inkster, J., briekmakur. 
 Lilly, W. A., tailor. 
 Lloyd, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Long, Conrad, cooper. 
 
 McCallum, John, tailor. 
 
 McUartliy, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 
 McCorkle, Robert, livery stable proprietor. 
 
 Mct'orqnodale, Duncan, cooper. 
 
 Miller, A., phyHician. 
 
 Milligan, John, corpenter and builder. 
 
 Nelson, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Payne, A., builder. 
 
 Price. S , J. P. and general merchant 
 
 Sheppard, S., forwarding and commission merchant. 
 
 Stnithdee, \Vm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 TKNNENT, JOHN, postmaster and general store. 
 
 Thomson, -Tames, blacksmith. 
 
 Thomson, R., forwarding and commission merchant 
 
 Tiimliu.son, A., proprietor. Western Hotel. 
 
 Wade, James, druggist. 
 
 Walker, Rev. Edward, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Warren, E. E , express agent. 
 
 Webb, Robert, grocer. 
 
 Western Hotel, A. Tomlinsou, propfietor. 
 
 Willsou, EUas, brickmaker. 
 
 Wlllson, E., gunsmith. 
 
 Willsun, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 PRESCOTT, C. W. — An incorporated town in the townsliip of Augusta, South Riding of the county of 
 Gri'iiville, situated on the River St. Lawrence, twelve miles below the Thousand Islamls, and opposite 
 the ibr'iving City of Ogdensburg, N. Y. It is a strttion on tbo Grand Trunk Railway, and the terminal 
 of the Ottawa and Presoott Railway. A'.l the steamers from Hamilton, Toronto, Kingston and th« 
 other lake cities west of Montreal, stop here daily, and there are two ferry boats constantly employed 
 in the traffic between Preacott ond Ogdensburg Distant from Montreal, 113 miles; Toronto, 220 
 miles ; and from Ottawa City, 45 miles. Daily mail and money oruer office. Population about 3IJ00. 
 
 ADAMS, JOSEPH, proprietor Franklin House, King. 
 
 Airs, E Iward, blacksmith, King. 
 
 Akin, W'mi. S., general merchant. King. 
 
 Armstrong, VVm , landing waiter. Custom House. 
 
 Bacon, E, Ulnner and currier. Water. 
 
 Bacon, Edward, whip and trunk maker, Water. 
 
 Barker, George P., (exchange office), money broker, 
 
 St. Lawrence Hotel, corner King and ('enter. 
 Beckwiih, N. H,, merchant tailor and clothier. King. 
 Bcrlnind, S., blacksmith, George. 
 Billiug^i, Bradish, chief clerk, Ottawa and Prescott 
 
 Railway, residence Ottawa. 
 BIRKS, GEORGE, druggist. King. 
 Blakey, Mrs. M. A., grocery and provision dealer, 
 
 Kini(. 
 Blacklock, Alexander, stamp manufacturer. King. 
 Blaoklock, .Mrs. Phillis, millinery and fancy goods, 
 
 King. 
 Bolton, Geo., chief constable. Court House, Henry. 
 Boswell. Rev. Mr., English Church. 
 Boyd, Rev. Robert, Presbyterian Church. 
 Bradley, James, grocer. King. 
 
 Brady, Frederick T., telegraph operator. Depot, 
 
 resirlence Henry. 
 BRODSE, W. H., physician and surgeon, King. 
 Brownell, S. C, carriage and wagg.m maker, Georga. 
 Buckly, John, (with T. Uuokly), dry goods and gro- 
 ceries, Water. 
 Buckly, Timothy, dealer in dry goods, groceries and 
 
 forwarder. Water. 
 Callen, Thomas, grocery. King. 
 CAMl'BELL, DUNCAN, salesman and travelling 
 
 agent for George W Smith, brewer. King. 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, W. D. 
 
 Dickinson, agent. 
 CANADIAN ADVERTISER, (Weekly.) Kennedy 
 
 ' lirotbers, editors and publishers, King. 
 Cnrlin, Wm., boot and shoemaker, King. 
 Chambers, John, tin and hardware dealer. King. 
 Chatier, A., grocery. Water. 
 Clark, Chaunoy P., manufacturer & dealer in cigar* 
 
 and tobacco, King. 
 Coates, Thomas, tin and copper ware and dealer i*. 
 
 stoves. King. 
 
 ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, H. L. ROUTH, AGENT, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 466). 
 
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 COMMERCIAL HANK, J. 8. Roebuck, agent, W. 
 
 Twomley, teller, corner Ring and Center. 
 ComraerciftI Hotel, M. Northrop, proprietor. King. 
 CONSERVATIVE MESSENGER, Charles HayneH, 
 
 editor and publiBher, King (seo card, p. 682). 
 Cooley, Eltas, (colored), barber and hairdreaser. 
 
 King. 
 Coons, Samuel M., carpentor and builder, near O. & 
 
 P. Railway Depot. 
 Corrie, Rich., oabinet maker and upholsterer, King. 
 Cos8, Mrs. Catherine, grocery, Water. 
 Coughlin, Patrick, saddle and harnoaa maker, King. 
 Cowan, Charles, butcher. King. 
 CRAia, JOHN a., book-keeper for Qeo. W. Smith, 
 
 brewer. King. 
 CRICHTON, JOHN, brewer and malster. King. 
 Crowley, Daniel, grocery and provisintis, King. 
 CUSTOM HOUSE, Port of Prescott; A. Jaraea, 
 
 collector; A. N. Striker, acting collector ; George 
 
 Twomley, surveyor, J. U. Roblin, clerk and land- 
 ing waiter ; Wm. Armstrong, landing waiter ; Wm. 
 
 Geralds, landing waiter. 
 Dame, Calvin, auperiutendent Motive Power, Ottawa 
 
 and Prescott Railway. 
 Daniels, D., grocery. Water, 
 Daniels, L. II., steamboat agent. Commercial Hotel, 
 
 King. 
 Davison, Mrs. Mary, dress maker. King. 
 Dickinson, W. D., agent Canada Life Assurance 
 
 Company. 
 Dillon, John, dry goods, &o., King. 
 Dillon, Wm., butcher. Water. 
 Dixon, Thomas, carriage and waggon maker, George. 
 Dowsley, John, Post Office clerk. 
 Dowsley, Matthew, insurance agent and agent for 
 
 the Anchor Line of Steam Packet Ships, office at 
 
 Post Office. 
 Dowsley, Matthew, clerk at I'ost Office. 
 Duffy, John, boot and shoemaker and dealer in dry 
 
 goods. King. 
 Duffy, S., boarding house. King. 
 Duncan, E., blacksmith, King. 
 Dunn, Wm., merchant tailor and clothier, Centre. 
 Duvell, Antoine, grocery. Water. 
 Easton, J., physician. Dibble. 
 Egert, C. P. & Co., distillers and rectifiers, King. 
 ELLIS, WILLIAM, contractor, office and residence, 
 
 Edward. 
 Enos, John, grocer. King. 
 EVANOELIZKR (monthly). Rev. Robert Kenw- 
 
 dy, editor and publisher, King. 
 Evans, Dr. R. W., chemist and druggist, King. 
 EwarJ, Francis, saddle and harness maker. King. 
 Feeny, Farrcll & Son, carpenter.'^. 
 Fell, Wm., barber and hair dresser, corner King and 
 
 Centre. 
 Ferguson, A. W., photographic artist, comer King 
 
 and Centre. 
 FerguRon, John, general merchant. King. 
 FLYNN, WILLIAM U., grocery and provision mer- 
 chant. King. 
 Ford, Francis, ptrooer. King. 
 Ford, John, general dealer. King. 
 Ford, Joseph, grocery, King. 
 Fortier, Francis, carriage and waggon maker, 
 
 George. 
 Fox, George B., groceries, provisions, crockery, dry 
 
 goods, &(!., King. 
 Fraticic, John, proprietor Victoria Hotel, King. 
 FRANKLIN HOUSE, Joseph Adams, proprietor, 
 
 King. 
 Frascr. Thomas H., Agent, Northern Transportation 
 
 Company Propeller Line. 
 
 FRENCH, BENJAMIN, superintendent Ottawa ft 
 Prescott Railway, Depot, residence, Dibble. 
 
 Gahan, ilenry, grocer, King. 
 
 Gallagher, P., t.«il.,>r, King. 
 
 Geraldes, A. Scott, railroad and steamboat agent 
 and detective police, office. Main. 
 
 Geralds, Wm., landing wiiter, Custom Hourie. 
 
 Gilman, Jo!<eph S., groceries, provisions, wines and 
 liquors. Water. 
 
 Ql'ksgow, John, watchmaker and Jeweller, nsftr 
 Windmill, 
 
 Glasgow, Samuel, dry goods, groceries, &c.. King. 
 
 GOOD NEWS (semi-monthly). Rot. Robert Ken- 
 nedy, editor and publisher. King. 
 
 Oooderioh, J. C, billiard room, Brady's Block, 
 Water. 
 
 Goodwin, John, dry goods and groceries, Water. 
 
 Grant, S. W., steam saw mill. King. 
 
 Gray, Charles, proprietor Shades Saloon, king. 
 
 Gray, Matthew, dry goods, F'lig. 
 
 Guy, Thomas, boarding house, King. 
 
 Halpin, John, ms-il contrac'or. 
 
 IHrding, George, chemist and druggist. King, 
 
 HARRIS, ORRV, proprietor St. Lawrence Hotel, 
 corner King and Centre (see card, p. 680). 
 
 Harriciun, Thomas, clerk of Second Division Coart 
 for the united counties of Leeds and Grenville, 
 office corner Centre and Henry. 
 
 Ilawley, J. S., forw.irding ami commission mer- 
 chant and I'uited States Consul, Water, 
 
 Hayden, Patrick, grocery, King, 
 
 Fledding, \. D., stoaraboat agent, 
 
 Henderson, Wm,, butcher. King, 
 
 Henning, Win,, clothing. King. 
 
 Iligbee & McCoy, tin, copper and sheet iron manu- 
 facturer, Htoves, &c,, King, 
 
 Higgins, Harris, chief engineer, 
 
 Hibbard, Joseph, foreman Jones & Dowsley's foun- 
 dry and machine shop, near Grand Trunk Rail- 
 way Depot. 
 
 llillyard, Joaepli, maker and dealer in boot r 1 
 shoes, leather, &c.. King. 
 
 Hipburn, Ilenry, soloon, corner Water & Edward. 
 
 HoUingsworth, Samuel, livery stable. Centre. 
 
 Hooker. Alfred, retired; residence. Centre. 
 
 HOYLE, JOHN, watchmaker and jeweller. King 
 (see card, p, 582), 
 
 Hnlbert, Edwin, physician. King. 
 
 Hulbert, H,, barrister, &c.. King. 
 
 Huibert, Samuel, foundry, machine shop, and manu- 
 facturer of agricultural implements. Water. 
 
 HYNKS, CHARLES J., editor and publisher of 
 Conaervative Mexsengcr (weekly). King (see card, 
 p. 582). 
 
 Irwiu, .Miss Margnret, milliner. Water. 
 
 Jenning, Robert C, teller Ontario Bank, corner 
 C«ntre an«i iiihtilA 
 
 Jessup, H. U , physician and surgeon. King. 
 
 Jones, Alpheus, postmaster and collector of customs. 
 
 Jiriies, J. S., dentist. King. 
 
 Jones, Wm. H., barrister and ailorney-at-law. King. 
 
 Jones, Wm. J., physician. Centre, 
 
 Jones & Dowsley, foundry and machine shop, near 
 Grand Trunk Railway Depot. 
 
 Jnby, J., house nnd sign painter. 
 
 Kimo, B , hotel keeper, near Windmill. 
 
 Kavanagli, Stephens, cooper, llonry. 
 
 Kuvanagb, Thomas, dry goods. King. 
 
 Keilty, Mark, grocery and provisions. King. 
 
 Kelly, Daiilel, butcher. King. 
 
 Kelly, Hugh, grocery. King. 
 
 Kelly, Captain John R., steamer Champion, of Royal 
 Mail Line, and dealer in wood. 
 
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 (monthly) Kvnngeltzrr and (icmi-moDthljr) Good 
 
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 KENNEDY BROS., editors and publishers (weekly) 
 
 Caniuliun Adverliier, King 
 Kerr, George, accountant Ontario Bank, corner 
 
 Centre and Dihhle. 
 L«bar, Samuel U. («g(>nt for C. P. Clark), olgars 
 
 and tobaoco store, King. 
 LAHATT, JOHN, agent for Geo. W. Smith, brewer. 
 
 King. 
 Lantier, aid«on, blacksmith. George. 
 Latimer, Mra. Ellun, milliner and dressmaker, 
 
 George. 
 Lougbead, Jnraos, grocery, Elward. 
 Lord, Alexamler, engineer. 
 Loucks, Mrs. B. M , conrectioner, Wnter. 
 Lyman, Mrs. Marsbin, drusxmaker, King. 
 Lyons, 0. vV , uewH dealer 
 Lyon, O'Connor & Clarke, barribters, attorneys and 
 
 BoUcitorn in chancery. King. 
 Mallory, Mr., hnune and siijn pninter. 
 Manning, Mins Sarah, grocery, King. 
 May, Henry, tavern keeper. King. 
 MoUean, A. S., station master Grand Trunk Rail- 
 way, and express agent. Depot. 
 McCann, Joseph, grocery, King. 
 McCarthy, John, distillery. King. 
 McCarthy, Mrs. Margaret, suloon. King. 
 MoDormott, David, grocery and provision. King. 
 McDonald, John, grocery, King 
 McDonald, Mrs. M. A., teacher of music, George. 
 McDowell. Rev. Mr., Wesleynn Methodist. 
 MoGlue, Miss Annie, milliner. King. 
 McGregor, Robert, saddler. King. 
 McGrory, Rdwur.l, baker. King. 
 McKeon, Edwart, grocer. Water. 
 McLEAN. D . clerk St. Lawrence Hotel. 
 McLein, John N., town clerk and barrister, court 
 
 house. 
 McMullen, Alexander, contractor. 
 MoNAUariTON, ALEXANDER, agent Montreal 
 
 Telegraph Company, Water. 
 Mead, Mrs. Jnne, grocery. King. 
 MTHriLL, A. H., publisher Preieotl Tdrgraph 
 
 (weekly). Witter. 
 MERRILL, 8. B., mayor, editor Prescott Telegraph 
 
 (weekly), Water. 
 Melville, Thomas, groceries, crockery, provisions, 
 
 &c.. King. 
 Miller. James, grocery, King. 
 Miller, Captain John, steamer Highlander. 
 Mooney, James, retired officer. King. 
 Moore, Captain Wm., propeller St. Lawrence. 
 Moran, Peter, wholesale and retail grocer, wine, 
 
 spirit and hardware merchant. Water. 
 MURPHY & McCREA, hoot and shoe makers, King. 
 Murphy & .Mellon, grocery and tavern, Edward. 
 North American Hotel, Olds & Hurd, proprietors, 
 
 corner King and Centre. 
 Northrup, Manuel, proprietor Cnmmeroial Hotel, 
 
 and flour, feed and comrai.-4sion store, King. 
 O'Brien, Patrick, grocery. King. 
 O'Cop.nell, James, grocer. King. 
 O'Flynn, Michael, boot and nhoeraaker, Edward. 
 Olds & Hurd, prop'ietors North American Hotel, 
 
 corner King and Centre. 
 ONTARIO BANK, Wm. Wado, manager; George 
 
 Kerr, accountant ; R. C. .fennings, teller — corner 
 
 Centre and Dibble. 
 Ormiston, Jumes, clerk Ottawa and Presoott Rail- 
 way, Depot. 
 
 OTTAWA AND PRESCOTT RAILWAY— President, 
 
 Robert Bell ; superintendent, Benjamin French ; 
 secretary and treasurer, Joseph Money ; super- 
 intendent motive power, Calvin Dame ; road 
 master. Win Spod^wuod. 
 
 Patrick, Wm., M.P.P , corner George and Henry. 
 
 1*E('K, C. II. W , chemint auil druggist, and general 
 merchant, water 
 
 Plumb, Charles, soap anil candle factory, Water. 
 
 Poor, Joseph, grocer. King. 
 
 Po:4t, N. J , hides, skins and furs. King. 
 
 Powell, John, engineer. 
 
 I'reiidcrgiiHt, VVm,, freight agent Ottawa & Presoott 
 Railway, Depot, boarils ('ommorcial Hotel. 
 
 PRES(;(»TT TELEGRAPH (weekly), A. H. Mer- 
 rill, publisher. Water 
 
 Purkis, Isaac D., forw irder and commission mer- 
 chiint anci t^u-t'om H<iuse >)ruker. Water. 
 
 Putnam, 1). P , map publ'sher. 
 
 CiUI.NN, .F.AMES grocery, provision and crockery 
 dealer. King (nee card, p. .')8J). 
 
 Registry Office, county of Grenville, W. J. Scott, 
 registrar, corner <}eorge and Henry. 
 
 Reid, John, cabinet maker and furniture dealer, 
 King. 
 
 Reid, Joseph, merchant tailor and clothier. King. 
 
 Reynold"). Janies, barrister, cor. Water and Center. 
 
 Roach, Rev E P., Roman Catholic 
 
 RotiiiiMon, Thomas, prop. Dog and Duck, Water. 
 
 Koblin, J. D., clerk and landing waiter. Custom 
 Hou.se. 
 
 Roebuck, J. S., agent Commercial Bank of Canads, 
 corner King and Ct'Utre. 
 
 Ross, P W . ticket ag«nt Ottawa & Prescott Rail- 
 way, Depot. 
 
 Satchel!, J., butcher. Water. 
 
 Savage. John, grocer. King. 
 
 Scoit, James D, deputy registrar, county of GreD> 
 ville, corner George and Henry. 
 
 Scott, John, grocer. King. 
 
 Scott, Wm. J., registrar United Counties Leeds and 
 Grenville, George, corner Henry. 
 
 Sharp, Henry, house and i^ign piiinter, Henry. 
 
 Shaver, Charles, dry goods, oor. Watfr and Center. 
 
 Sheldon. Noah B., barber and hair dresser. King. 
 
 Sherwood, Joseph, pla»ter<-r- 
 
 SMITH, A. E , agent for George W. Smith, brewer, 
 King. 
 
 SMITH, GEORGE W, maltster, hop dealer and 
 brewer. King (see card, p. 582). 
 
 Stnith, James, house, sign and carriage painter, 
 corner George and Henry. 
 
 Smith, J. & C , distillers and rectifiers. King. 
 
 ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL, Orry Harris, proprie- 
 tor, corner King and Centre (see can!, p. 680). 
 
 Stentiford, Charles H., book, stationer and news 
 dealer. King. 
 
 Still, James, agent. Northern Transportation Com- 
 pany Propeller Line, King. 
 
 STRIKER, A. N., acting collector of customs, Cus- 
 tom House. 
 
 Sullivan, Mrs., grocery. King. 
 
 THOMPSON JOSEPH, bookkeeper and eontraot- 
 ing agent for Wm. Ellis, brewer and travelling 
 agent for Goerge W. Smith. 
 
 Tinny, Joseph, ticket agent, GrandJTrunk Railway. 
 Depot. 
 
 Torr, Thomas, baker and confectioner. King. 
 
 Treany, Michael, general merchant. King. 
 
 TurnbuU, James, blacksmith, St. Lawrence. 
 
 Twomley, George, surveyor of Customs, Custom 
 House. 
 
 H. L. ROUTII, MONTREAL, AGENT ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. (See Card, p. 456.) 
 
684 
 
 PRESTON. 
 
 KINO STREET (nearest to Railroad Station), PRESTON, 0. W. 
 
 PUKSTON, CANADA WKST, 
 OBOEOB BOOS PROPRIETOR. 
 
 PRESTONFQUNDRY. 
 
 CLARE & BECK, 
 
 MANCTACTrKEBf) AND OlALIRg IN 
 
 STOVES, PLOUGHS, TINWARE, &c. 
 
 KINO STBKET, PRKSTON, O, W. 
 
 A. A. ERB & BROTHERS, 
 MERCHANTS, 
 
 MILLEllS AND DISTILLERS, 
 
 PRKBTORi C. W. 
 
 CHARLES HEISE, 
 
 MANl'rACTURKK or 
 
 CHARLES ROOS, 
 
 BOOT AND Wi^ SHOEMAKER, 
 
 KINO 
 
 STKKET, 
 
 PRESTON, C. W. 
 
 PRESTOM xHIMERAIi BATH9 
 
 S. Cornell's North American Hotel, 
 •WEST ElsriD, I>K.E^X02Sr. 
 
 Attached to the IfouM are LivxRt Ijtaiilu. 
 
 HTAOB TO BERUN ANI> WATERLOO DAIIT. 
 
 Baths, Ac* attached to the Honao 
 
 PRBSTON, C. W. 
 
 WILLIAM SCHL0ETER, 
 
 Wholesale and Kotatl Dealer in 
 
 FANCY GOODS, CIGARS, 
 
 BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, 
 
 PablUher of the ** Weekly ObMrver.'* 
 
 PHKSTON. C. W. 
 
 F 
 
 ■^7l7"OR.Iw!rS. 
 
 OR Destroying Worms in Children, SITTZER'S VEUMfUQE CANDY is by far th* most pleasant, 
 safe, and effectual remedy now in use. Try it! Sold by .ill Dealers in Medicines. 
 
 DR. WISTAR'3 PULMONIC SYRUP OP WILD CHERRY AND HOREHOUND, is highly reoom- 
 mended for Coughs, Culds, Influenza, Hooping Cough, Croup, and all diseases of the Lungs leading 
 to consumption, Jt^" Sold by all Dealers in Medicines. Price 25 cts. 
 
 0. C. BhlGGS, QENERAL AGENT, HAMILTON, C. W. 
 
 -W. a. CliE^W-ETT & CO., 
 
 ^oohclks, stationers, ^rtos, fit|ogn)j^trs, ^ookbinbtrs, ^t,, 
 
 17 & 19 KINO STREET EAST, TORONTO, 0. W. 
 
 33. JtOC. Zl.. 
 
 TRY BRIGO'S MAGIC RELIEF, and if you are not satisfied after using the contents of one bottle, the 
 purchaser may return the bottle to the Agent, who will in all cases refund the money. It will cure 
 Inflammation, Tic Duii.reaux, Neuralgia, Cholio, Sore Throat, Chilblains, Cramp in the Stomach, Painter's 
 Cholic, Pleurisy, Cramp, Cholera Morbus, Pains in the Breast or Side, Lumbago, Cholera, Dysentery, and 
 in short it is the Family Medicine. 
 
 Sold by all Dealers in Medicines Price 25o. 
 lar 0. C. BRIGGS, GENERAL AGENT, HAMILTON, C. W. 
 
 isr o X I c E . 
 
 IF asked what was the best Medicine for Cleansing the Blood and for Bilious Complaints, Sick Hendache, 
 Costiveness, Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Gkneral Debility, &o., we should say, BRIQGS' INDIAN 
 VF^GETABLE LIFE PILLS. 
 
 S@^ Sold by all Dealers in Medicines. 
 0. C. BRIGGS, GENERAL AGENT, HAMILTON, C. W. 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT & CO., BOOKSELLERS AND PRINTERS, KIKG STREET, TORONTO. 
 
 •Ji 
 
PEL, 
 i.w. 
 
 PRESCOTT— PRESTON. 
 
 A95 
 
 IHOEMAKER, 
 
 8TBKET, 
 
 h BATHS 
 
 lan Hotel, 
 
 IJTA1ILI8. 
 •ERI.OO DAII,T. 
 
 a Honac* 
 
 STER, 
 
 iu 
 
 3IGAR8, 
 
 ONBH, 
 Obaorver* »♦ 
 
 W. 
 
 most pleasant. 
 
 highly reoom- 
 Lungs leading 
 
 trs, &t., 
 
 one bottle, the 
 It will care 
 aoh, Painter*! 
 ysentery, and 
 
 ck Hendache, 
 ■aS' INDIAN 
 
 lONTO. 
 
 Twomley, W., teller, Commereial BMik, Kiag, eor. 
 
 Center. 
 Tyrie, John, baker, King. 
 Vaniaut, Samael, agricultural irvpIemeDtS MkU 
 
 washing machine!), Water. 
 Vanghan. Captain Hiram, propeller Indian. 
 WADt), WM , manager Ontario Uaok, corner Center 
 
 aud Dibble. 
 Walsh, LouiH, ship carpenter. 
 Walsh, W, B. & Co., grocers, corner Water and 
 
 Edward. 
 
 WALTON, JAMKA, eabinet and chair maker aii4 
 
 dealer in rnrtiituie, Kiinj. 
 
 Ward, Mansfielii, maHon and bricklayer, Ilenry. 
 
 Ward, Nevficlil, bricklayer and yard. 
 
 Wnugb, Alexander. i'lMucr of marriage licenses. 
 
 Webster. P. T., iigt iit N. T. (Company Propeller Line. 
 
 White, B., tanner aud --urrier oa the 8t. LawieoM 
 IliTer. 
 
 White, II. A., saloon and tinsmith, Ring. 
 
 Willard, Plmrlcs, genernl liealcr in dry goods, hard- 
 ware, &o , Water. 
 
 Young, Jamc<<, Crown Inn, King. 
 
 PBESTON, C. W.— An incorporated tillage in the township of Waterloo, South, county of Waterloo, 
 South Hiding, sitnatcd at the confluence of the Orand and 8|j>'0'i rivers, and a station on the Qalt 
 branch of the Great Western Railway. It was settled in 18:^3 by German emi.'iniiits »ud possesaeB 
 extensive water privileges ; some mineral springs with good medicinal qualities aud is a good market 
 for wheat and other farm productions. Distant from Berlin, the county town, 8 mile- ; Hamilton, 28 
 miles ; London, 73 miles ; and ftom Toronto, 75 miles. Daily mail and money order office. Population 
 about 1600. 
 
 Abby, M. A., hop grower. 
 
 Andrich, Andrew, butcher. 
 
 Baltzer, George, merchant tailor. 
 
 Baltzer, Jacob, tailor. 
 
 Bauman, Abraham, tanner and cnrrier. 
 
 Bauman, P., cider mills, sash, blind aud door manu- 
 facturer and mill wright. 
 
 Beohtel, Samuel, farrjer. 
 
 Becker, John, boot and shoemaker. King. 
 
 Deisang, B , teacher of the Koman Catholio Separata 
 School. 
 
 Bernhark, George, proprietor Queen's Arm's Hotel, 
 King. 
 
 Bernhard, Henry, brewer. 
 
 Bernhard, Jacob, general merchant. 
 
 Bittmau, F., saddler and ' irness maker, Kini;. 
 
 Blackwood, K., teacher in Preston Common School. 
 
 Bleiler, John, plasterer aud mason. 
 
 Buchanan, J. C., principal Preston Common School. 
 
 Burk, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Barmei<.ter, L.,boot and shoemaker. King. 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASsSLKaNCE COMPANY, Otto 
 Klotz, agent (see card, p. 644). 
 
 Chapmau, John, flour and feed dealer. 
 
 Clark. John, J. P. and village reeye. 
 
 CORNELL, S , hotel keeper, corner of King and 
 Woolwich fsee card, p. 684). 
 
 Chapman, John, grocer and dry goods dealer, King. 
 
 CLARE & BECK, founders and tinsmiths, King (see 
 card, p. 584). 
 
 Deis, George, butcher. 
 
 Dennerleir, Charles, oil cloth manufactory. 
 
 Doerner, Augustus, dry goods and groceries, King. 
 
 Driick, Philip, file cutter. 
 
 Eggert, J., blacksmith. 
 
 Elliott, Hunt k Co., woollen mill proprietors. 
 
 Erb, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 ERB, A. A. & BROS., merchants, millers and dis- 
 tillers, King (see card, p. 584). 
 
 Fisher, John, blacki^mith and carriage maker, King. 
 
 Folsom, Hugh R., physician. 
 
 Forell, John, house anil sio;n painter. 
 
 Fricker, Samuel, boot and shoe maker, King. 
 
 Fuchs. Xavier, cider dealer and vinegar maker, 
 
 Omelin, Henry, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Gmelin, Philip, tailur 
 
 Ooldsmidt, Miss, millinor and dressmaker. 
 
 Qorth, Louis, boot and shoemaker, King. 
 
 Gorth, Af ichael. saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Guggisberg, Frederick, J. P., lumber merchant and 
 planing mill proprietor. 
 
 Hays, Henry, hotel keeper, King. 
 
 lleclrich, G. V , chemist ancl druggist, King. 
 
 HKI8E, CHARLES, manufacturer of wave mould- 
 ings for furniture and carriages, cabinet maker, 
 &c., King (see "ard, p. 684.) 
 
 Ilcpel, F., physician aud surgeon, King. 
 
 Hoft'man, John, mason. 
 
 Home Insurance Company of New York, Wm. A. 
 Husband, agent. 
 
 Hubner, Charles, boot and shoe maker. King 
 
 HuUer, Michael, mason and plasterer. 
 
 linSBAND, WILLIAM A., notary public, convey- 
 ancer, issuer of marriage licenses, village clerk 
 and treasurer, and agent for Home Insurance 
 Company of New York and Edinburgh Life tut' 
 Burauce Company. 
 
 Jacobs, L., teacher in Preston Common School. 
 
 Jacobs, Ludwig, bookbindtr. 
 
 Kelsey, Richard, tanner and currier, Fountain. 
 
 Kepple, Rev. E., Baptist. 
 
 Klotz, iacob E., importer of wines and liquors. 
 
 KLOTZ, OTTO, J. P., clerk Second Division Court, 
 notary public, insurance, collecting and real es- 
 tate agttit, commissioner in B. R. and convey- 
 ancer and chief of fire brigade and hotel proprie- 
 tor (see card, p. 544). 
 
 Klotz, Bros., starch manufacturers, King. 
 
 Koetsch, £. A., physician and surgeon. King. 
 
 Kratzmeier, Hubert, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Kremer, Charles, cabinet maker. King. 
 
 Kress, Christopher, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Lamb, Peter, butcher. 
 
 Lang ft Benz, carpenters and builders. 
 
 Lehman, J. C, pump maker. 
 
 Levan, David K., tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Liverpool & London Fire and Life Insurance Com- 
 pany, Otto Klotz, agent. 
 
 Maas, Claus, piano maker and organ builder. 
 
 MACFARLANE, M., dealer in dry goods, groceries, 
 liquors, &c., King. 
 
 Miihler, George, lime burner. 
 
 Nafe, Noah, fanning mill manufacturer. 
 
 Neubronn, Louis, tobacconist. 
 
 NISPEL, CONRAD, postmaster, teacher of piano 
 forte, King. 
 
 NORTH AMERICAN HOUSE, S. Cornell, proprie- 
 tor (see card, p. 584). 
 
 Ohlmann, John, hotel keeper, King. 
 
 Plothner, A , weaver. King. 
 
 PRESTON (weekly) OBSERVER, Wm. Schlueter, 
 printer and publisher (see card, p. 584). 
 
 H. L. ROUTE, MONTREAL, AGENT ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. (See Card, p. 466.) 
 
686 
 
 PRESTON— PRINCETON. 
 
 Predton Woollen Mills, Elliott, Hunt A Co., pro- 
 
 prietorfi. 
 Provincial InsurKnoe Company, N. F. Simons, a|!;ent. 
 Queen's Arms Hotel, O. Bernhard, proprietor, King. 
 Qairnibaoh, Charles, bailiff. 
 Raimann, Wm , hiackimitb. 
 ROOS, CHARLES, boot and shoemaker, King (see 
 
 card, p. 684). 
 TLOOS, GEORGE, brewer and hotel proprietor, King 
 
 (see card, p. 584). 
 Boos, George M., grocer. 
 Roos, Jacob, cooper. 
 
 Roos, -lohn, dealer in groceries and crockery. King. 
 Roos. John, baker and confectioner. 
 ROOS J.ACOB & CO., brewers. 
 Rosxgcn, Win., lime burner. 
 Rudel, John, pla'4terer and mason. 
 Salyerds, A., hotel keeper. King. 
 SALYERDS, JOHN, agent VVestern Assurance Com- 
 
 paii}' mid gentTiil merchant. 
 SCHLf'ETER, WM., publis^her and printer of the 
 
 (weekly) Obierver, bookseller, stationer and dealer 
 
 in fancy goods, cigars, &o., King (see card, p. 684). 
 
 Scblenker, John Martini watchmaker wad jeweller, 
 King, 
 
 SCHLUETER, WM. C , agent for the American Ex- 
 press Company, and sewing machine agent. 
 
 Scott, Peter, tailor. 
 
 Simons, N. F., agent Provincial Insurance Company. 
 
 Steble. Gdorge, house and sign painter. 
 
 Stumpfle, Michael, potter. 
 
 Tuisler, ^., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Volkmann, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Vollman, Phillip, cooper. 
 
 Vondran, Conrad, cooper. 
 
 Von Ende, H., tabacconist, collector, assessor and 
 farmer. 
 
 Von Kiimel, Peter, tailor, King. 
 
 Wahu, Valentine, agricultural implement manufac- 
 turer, foundry and machine shop, proprietor. 
 
 W hii & 'Erb. woollen mill proprietors. 
 
 Wehrle, Frank, band master. 
 
 Werlich, W., weaver. 
 
 WESTERN ASSURANCE COMPANY, John Salyerd, 
 agent. 
 
 Wurster, Rev. J., Lutheran. 
 
 i=l ! 
 
 FBICEVILLE, C. W. — A Government Town Plot near the River Saugeen, on the Durham Gravel 
 
 KoatJ, ill the township of Artemcsia and county of Grey. It is in the centre of a good farming county, 
 and liaH improved very rapidly within the past two years. It has two common schools. Daily mail. 
 Distant from Owen Sound, tKe county town, 37 miles ; from Collingwood, 37 ailes ; from Durban, 
 10 miles ; and from Toronto, about 100 miles. Population about 150. 
 
 Barnes, Peter, hlacksm'th. 
 
 Beveriilgo, Peter, boot and shoemaker and tanner. 
 
 BRITISH HOTEL, E. B. McMillan, proprietor. 
 
 Cameron, John, general merchant. 
 
 Cameron, Rev Charles, Presbyterian. 
 
 Dodd, Wm., miller. 
 
 Digg.s, .Joseph, cooper. 
 
 Dixon, Joseph, general merchant. 
 
 Fadgen, Uuiioaa, shoemaker. 
 
 Ferguann, Alex . general agent. 
 
 FERGUSON, WM.. J r., general agent, convey- 
 ancer, &c. (»ee card, p. 640 ) 
 
 Ferguson, Wright, teacher, 
 
 Fullerton, Peter, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Gray. J. D., tailor. 
 
 Hamilton, Miss A. M., school teacher. 
 
 London, David, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 McARTHUR, ALEXANDER, proprietor Wellington 
 House. 
 
 McVulny, John, boot and ehoemakor. 
 
 MoCannell, Neil, J. P. 
 
 McDonald, E., miller. 
 
 McDonald, John, J. P., deputy reeve, grist and saw 
 
 mill proprietor. 
 McDonald, Donald, general merchant. 
 McDonald, Donald M , sawyer. 
 McPadgon, Duncnn, boot and shoemaker. 
 Mclntyre, Robert, Baptist. 
 McLean, Donald, waggon maker. 
 McG'irroan, Archibald, school te^icher. 
 McMillan, Archibald, school teacher. 
 McMillan, C. D., constable. 
 MoMlLLAN, E B., proprietor British Hotel. 
 Prntt, John, brickmaker. 
 Purity, Wm , saw mill proprietor. 
 Simpson, John D., cabinet maker. 
 Tryon, Sager, grocery and variety store. 
 Vandenais, Cyrille, plasterer. 
 Wait, Francis, blbckxmith. 
 WELLINGTON HOUSE, Alexander MoArthur, 
 
 proprietor. 
 YE0MAN8, JOHN H., postmaster, general merchant 
 
 and issuer of marriage licenses. 
 YEOMANS, H. P., physician and surgeon. 
 
 PBINCBTON, C. W.— A village in the township of Blenheim, county of Oxford, North Riding, and 
 a HtHlion on the Great Western Railway. It is in the midst of a fine agricultural region, and was laid 
 out in 1853. Distant from Woodstock, the county town, 12 miles; Hamilton, 86 miles; London, 40 
 miles ; Gait, 20 miles ; Paris, 7 miles ; and from Toronto, 80 miles. l>aily mail. Population about 300. 
 
 Baily, N., blacksmith. 
 
 Bates, George, butcher and hotel proprietor. 
 Beamer, Christopher, jun., carpenter and builder. 
 Beamer, R. M., Hoap, caudle aud potash manufac- 
 turer. 
 BoUton, Thomas, school teacher. 
 Burgher, Wm., carpenter. 
 Burk, Patrick, tailor. 
 Caivan, Thomas, collector. 
 Cheeswriglit, Frederick, merchant tailor. 
 Churchill, George, shoemaker. 
 Clark, Daniel, physician. 
 
 Cowan, Charles, bailiff, second division court. 
 Cowan, Jeremiah, J. P., land agent and commission- 
 er in B. R. 
 Cowan, Thomas, bailiff and lumber merchant. 
 Davidpon, Joseph, lumber merchant. 
 Davis, Jacob, black'^roilh. 
 Davis, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Dunlop, John, baker. 
 Edwards. Thomas R., Oxford Hotel. 
 Elliott, Fi'i'ileriok, waggon maker. 
 Freeman, Manuel, J. J. 
 Gillespie, Rev. John, Presbyterian. 
 
 H. L. BOUTH, MONTREAL, AGENT ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. (See Card, p. 466.) 
 
ker itnd jeweller, 
 
 the Amerioac Ex- 
 shine agent. 
 
 surance Company, 
 inter. 
 
 iiilder. 
 
 tor, assessor and 
 
 plement manufoc- 
 p, proprietor, 
 tors. 
 
 NY, John Salyerd, 
 
 » Durham Gravel 
 
 i farming county, 
 
 ols. Daily mail. 
 
 ; from Durban, 
 
 ive, grist and aaw 
 
 int. 
 
 maker. 
 
 ler. 
 r. 
 
 :i8h Flotel. 
 
 store. 
 
 der MoArthur, 
 ;eneral merchant 
 •irgeon. 
 
 3rth Riding, and 
 on, and was laid 
 es ; Loudon, 40 
 ation about 300. 
 
 on court. 
 
 md commission- 
 
 nerchant. 
 
 PRINCETON— QUEBEC. 
 
 587 
 
 d, p. 466.) 
 
 "I*" "":".:: 
 
 Gilmore, Robert, shoemaker. 
 
 Qoodwin, W., night station master and telegraph 
 
 operator. 
 Harrill, Henry, sen , carpenter and builder. 
 Harrill, Henry, jnn., carpenter and builder. 
 Hersee, Wm., saw mill proprietor. 
 Hnnsberger, Rev. Aaron, Episcopal Methodist. 
 Hymers, F. W., carpenter. 
 Johnson, Robert, cooper. 
 Kelly, Wm , cigar and tobacconist 
 Layary. George, Princeton Hotel. 
 LINDSEY, J. G., J. P., postmaster and township 
 
 Reeve. 
 Lloyd, Joseph, tavern. 
 McLeod, C, blacksmith. 
 Mitchell, John, hotel proprietor. 
 Murray, Rev. George. 
 
 Nagal, Wm., brickmaker. 
 
 Nntt, Henry, boots, shoes and groceries. 
 
 Quirk, Wra., waggon maker. 
 
 Richardson, George, general merchant. 
 
 Ryerson, Jesse, school teacher. 
 
 Scott, J. W., general merchant. 
 
 Stitt, R. & J., store and shingle factory, and plan- 
 ing mill proprietor. 
 
 Wallace & Houghton, tanners and curriers. 
 
 Wiitt, Wm , blacksmith. 
 
 Wilson. 0. H., watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Winters. Henry, blacksmith. 
 
 Whittington, Harvey, general store and lumber 
 dealer. 
 
 Wood, G C, station master Great Western Railway. 
 
 Wright, Samuel, physician. 
 
 Yale, Sanford, general store and express agent. 
 
 PROTON, C. W. — A post village situated in the township of Proton and county of Grey, 
 from Owen Sound, the county town, 36 miles. 
 
 DisUnk 
 
 ARMSTRONG, GEORGE, J. P., postmaster and 
 
 farmer. 
 Armstrong, John Wesley, J. P., clerk 6th division 
 
 court and farmer. 
 Johnston, Rev. R. W., Church of England. 
 Leitch, Matthew, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 McGlliivray, Mr., boot and shoemaker. 
 Mitchell. .1 , blacksmith. 
 Moore, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 Morrow, Allen, hotel proprietor. 
 Stewart Rev Mr., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Wright, Miss, school teacher. 
 
 PUSLINCH, C. W. — A small village situated on the S. and D. Road, in the townsh'o of 1 aslinch, and 
 county of Wellington. Distant from Guelph, the county town, 11 miles; and from tlamilton, 16 miles. 
 Daily mail. Populr'.ion about 60. 
 
 Banatyns, Alesander, blacksmith. 
 
 LESLIE, WILLIAM, J. P., postmiister, accountant, 
 
 general merchant, clerk of 2nd division court, 
 
 oommissioner in B. R., &c. 
 
 Miokle, Charles, saw mill proprietor. 
 Mitchell, James, hotel keeper. 
 Pnxton. John, tailor. 
 Schlegel, Frederick, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 QUEBEC, C. E.— The principal seaport and stronj^hnM of military power in Briti-sh North America, 
 and, the aconeof much martini glory and success, as well as defeat, mmt at all times possess a peculiar 
 interest to everyone. On its fields, and around its battlements, some of the b.i'avest of the sons of 
 Great Britain and Ireland, America and France, have fallen; and around its Citadel some of the most 
 d.ariiig exploits have taken place. It is situated on a bold and precipitous promontory, formed by the 
 junction of the river 8t Charles with the St. Lnwrenoe, and has not inaptly been termed the " Gibralter 
 of .\merica," with which the mem ^ry of the brt ve Wolfe, Montcalm and Montgomery must ever remain 
 connected. The Citadel stands on what is calle 1 Cape Diamond, 350 feet above the level of the sea, and 
 includes about forty acres of ground. The vliw from off the Citadel is of the most p'cturesque and 
 grand character. There will be seen Point Li.-fi opposite, the Island of Orleans below, with the 
 majestic S*. Lawrence winding gracefully about it for many miles ; whilst the background of the 
 panoramic scene is tilled up by plains estendiog to lofty mountains in the distance. A walk around 
 the ramparts of the Citadel will well repay the stranger, by a magnificent change of scene at every turn 
 he takes. The city is said to have derived its name from the words " quel hec," the exclamation of its 
 discoverers when first its site broke upon their astonished view. On the eastern point stands the Grand 
 Battery, and portions of the fort, barracks and town ; toward the north the Ksplanade, and west the 
 Citadel ; thus giving it the appearance of a strongly fortlHed and anoient city. The streets are generally 
 nanow, and in some parts very steep, in walking from Lower Town to Upper Town more particularly. 
 Lower Town is where all the shipping business of the port is carried on — chiefly lumber in export, and 
 every description of goods in import. The Upper Town is more open and regular, and is fituated 
 within the walls, and approached by a steep serpentine street and carriage way, with long rugged flight! 
 of win<ling stairs, that dip into it here and there, lessoning the distance for the pedestrian. The olty 
 is well lighted with ga^, and by means of very costly water works supplied with abundance of water. 
 Throughout the Upper Town are many objeot^ interesting to strangers — the Citadel, with its vast 
 armory ami raaguziiies ; the Roman Catholic Cathedral, with its fine old paintings; the English, Pres- 
 byterian and oilier Churches ; Governor's Garden ; the Esplanade ; the Laval University ; and, most 
 interesting of all, the Monument to the memory of the two young heroes, Wolfe and Montcalm. The 
 city is surrounded by many beautiful villas, and some six or seven miles eastward are the Montmnrcnoi 
 Falls, well worthy of the traveller's attention. The chief business is ship building and the lumber 
 trade, the greater portion of the immense lumber districts of the Ottawa finding a market here ; and 
 vessels coming to Quebec in ballast and cargo, return with the logs, staves and deals of the up-oonntry. 
 
 H. L. ROUTH, MONTREAL, AGENT ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. (See Coid, p. 456). 
 
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 soaroely any bat tlin French languago is heard. Distanue from Montreal, 169 miies ; frum Kingxton, 
 841 miles; ft-om ToroBto. 6(W miles; from Detroit, 7!i4 mil«s ; from New Vork, 6Jrt miieH; from 
 Boston, 428 miles; from Portland, 317 miles; from Siiguenay (below), 180 miles; from Ouspn (in the 
 Gulf), 490 miles, ropulotion (iO.OOO. 
 
 •OL'ONTO. 
 
 J,i'.m, H. P., tinsmith, 57 St. Paal, L. T. 
 
 Adamson, Rev. W. A., chaplain to Logislativo Coun- 
 cil, 31! St. Ursnle, U. T. 
 
 Alain, iOtionno, boot and shoomaker, 10 St. John 
 (without). 
 
 Alain. J- B., city oounoillor. 
 
 Alain, Michel, carriage maker, Claire Fontaine, 
 corner St. .John (without). 
 
 Alaire, Abrnham, shoemaker, 74 King, St. Koch anb. 
 
 Alaire, Cyfroi, blacksmith, GO St. John (without). 
 
 Alaire, Ktiunne, grocer, 16 Prince UJward, St. 
 Roch nuh. 
 
 Alaire, Prauyois, grocer, 88 Crown, St. Roch sub. 
 
 Alaire, Octave, grocer, 64 Prince Edward, St. Roch 
 sub. 
 
 Alaire, Urbain, tanner, 108 St. Valier, St. Roch sub. 
 
 Aldcorn, John, blacksmith, 59J Champlain, L. T. 
 
 ALLAN, OILMOUR & CO., timber merchants, 
 ship buildciii and commission merchants, 28 St. 
 Peter, L. T. 
 
 ALLANS, RAK & CO., agents Montreal Ocean 
 Steamship Co., 21 St. Peter, L. T. 
 
 AUard, [leury, iaspeotor of weii^hts iiiid measures, 
 corner St. Paul and St. Niobolu.s, L. T. 
 
 Allard, .lean, confectioner, 65 St. Joseph, St. llooh 
 sub. 
 
 Allard, Mrs. J., milliner, 29 81. Joseph, St Roch sub. 
 
 Allard, Pierre, baker, 60 Uesfossds, St. Roch sub. 
 
 Allard, Pierre, baker.. 6 King, St, Roch sub. 
 
 Allard, Pierre, J. jna., baker, 1 Dalhousie, St. 
 Rocli sub. 
 
 AUary, S., blacksmith, St. John (without). 
 
 Allen, C. K., chief landing waiter, ('ustom Houho. 
 
 ALLCN, II. v., importer, manufacturer and deal- 
 er in tobaccos, cigar.n, suuff and tobacconist's 
 fancy goods, Fabrique (see card, p. 68H). 
 
 Alleyn, ll»n. Charles, M. P. P., advocate, 57 St. 
 Lewis, U. T. 
 
 Alleyn, K., advocate and city councillor, 2 Unadc, 
 U. T. 
 
 Alleyn, Wm, J., sailmaker, 17 St. Charles. 
 
 Alleyn & Alleyn, advooateti, 2 Kuado, U. T. 
 
 American Consul, Cbafl. S. Ogden, Hunt's wharf, L.T. 
 
 Amiot, Louis S., builder, 41^ Richelieu, St. John sub. 
 
 Amiot, Olivier, grocer, Victoria, corner Oagot, St. 
 Sauveur. 
 
 Amiot, S., stock clerk, National Bank, St. Peter, 
 L. T. 
 
 Amouroux, M. L., Provincial Secretary's Office, 
 54J .St. Olivier, St. John sub. 
 
 Aropleman, Joseph, baker, 52 King, St. Roch sub. 
 
 Anchor Line of Steamships from Glasgow, Robert 
 Shaw k Co., agents. Mountain Hill, corner Notre 
 Dame, L. T. 
 
 Anderson, Andrew, Norwegian interpreter, Emigra- 
 tion Departnnnt, Cul de Sao, L. T. 
 
 Anderson, Wm. J , physician, Fabrique, corner St. 
 Famine, U. T. 
 
 ANPI'UISON, JOHN ft CO. commission and ship, 
 ping merchants, ship and in.iurance agents and 
 brokers, also petroleum agents, 39 St. Peter, L.T. 
 
 Anderson & Paradis, commission merchants, Com- 
 mercial Chambers, St Peter, Quebec ; and 'Timber 
 Pond, Dorchester Doeoh, River St. Charles. 
 
 Anderson & Parkin, advocates, 12 St. Lewis, U. T. 
 
 Andrews, C II., notary, oomer St. Petar and St. 
 P»ul, L. T. 
 
 ANDREW.S, THOMAS, plumber, goafitter, importer 
 
 and doalfsr in general hardware and furnishing 
 
 goods, 1 St. John U. T., (sue card, p 590). 
 ANDRKWS & ANIJRKVVH, advoc.ites, Victoria 
 
 Cliambers, c(#rnor St. Puter and St. Paul, L. T. 
 Angers, A., grocer, wine and liquor dealer, 105 St. 
 
 John (without). 
 Archer, John, baker, 31 Coteau, St. John rab. 
 Archer, Jus., sou,, builder, 4 St. Fran(oi:i, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Archer, .Joseph, jun., lumber merchant, 61 St. Paul 
 
 L. T. 
 ARCIIBR, LK UUC & CO., flour merchants, Oil- 
 
 lespie's Wharf, L. T. (see card, p. 5HH). 
 Ardouin, J., watohm'kker anil Juweliur, 19 St. John. 
 Arel, L. , butcher, Chiimplain Market, L. T. 
 Arel, P. F., cabinet mnker, 64 Ht Paul, L. T. 
 Arel, Sornphin son., butcher, 7 St. Francois, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Arel, Scraphin jun., butcher, 7 St. Fran9oi8, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Arel, Mrs. Z., grocer, 82 St. Joseph, St. Roch sub. 
 Armnnd, J., tunnnr, 33 St. Ours, St. Koch sub. 
 Armstrong, J. L)., harbor master, Timothy House. 
 Armstrong, Wm. M., general smith, 29 Sault an 
 
 Matelot, L T. 
 Armntrong, W. A. & Co., blacksmiths, Saiilt an 
 
 Matelot. 
 Ash worth, W. II., hatter and furrier, 20 Fabrique, 
 
 U. T. 
 Askin, Patrick, butcher, 99 St. Joseph, St. Rooh 
 
 sub. 
 Assein, Franyois, grocer, Ovide, corner, Signai, St 
 
 Sauveur. 
 Atkinson, Hoary, lumber merchant, 17 St. James, 
 
 L T. 
 Aub6, Mrs. David, rai'.liner, 27 Souh Ic Fort, L. T. 
 AUURY, A. E., editor of fje Courrier da Cttnada, 
 
 proprietor of Laval University, office, 7 Uuade, 
 
 U. T. 
 Audette, J. R. & Sons, leather merchants and dealen 
 
 in shoe findings, &c., 52 St. Peter, L T. 
 Andy, M. (J., furrier, 41 St. John (without). 
 Auger, Frauyois, grocer, Augusts, corner St. Vallw, 
 
 St. Sauveur. 
 Augor, Fi'vni;oiM, grocer, Sauvugeau, St. Sauveur. 
 Auger, Jaoq.'es, notary, 14 St. Peter, L T. 
 Auger, Tdlesphoro, baker, Colomb, ,St. Sauveur. 
 Auld, Josoph, saddle, harness and trunk manufac- 
 turer, 20 Fabrique, U. T. 
 AULD & CO , (J. Auld & J. E. Aullet,) dealers in 
 
 flsh and oil, 44 St. Paul, L. T. 
 Austin, F. W. 0.. advocate, 40 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Austin, K. C, notary public, 41 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Avoy, Daniel, blacksmith, 302 Champlain, L. T. 
 Babineau, Miss A., bead store, 12 Sousle Fort, L. T. 
 Rabinoau & Qaudry, ship chandlers, corner Sous le 
 
 Fort and St. Peter, L. T. 
 Baby, Hon. Frs. M. L. C, 65 St. Lewis, U. T. 
 Bacon, F., cabinet maker, 110 Richardson, St. 
 
 Roch sab. 
 Bacon, Mrs. S., gmoer, 62 Artill*ry, St. Lewis sub. 
 Badgley, Fra , Lngialative Assembly, St. Ursule, 
 
 0. T. 
 Baile, John, coal merchant, Lerey's Wharf, St. 
 
 James, L. T. 
 Bailey, James, oarvsr and gilder, 40 St. John, U. T. 
 
 SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL ASSURANCE COMPANT. (See Card, p. 446.) 
 
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 QUEBEC. 
 
 
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 UPPER TOWilf, 
 
 aiJEBEC. 
 
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 inotiiltorn of tl\c Trade at a ilistanoii. 
 
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 Uri'EIl TOWN MAHKET PLACE, QUEBEO. 
 
 IlM oonitantljr on hand, agencml ««iiortm»nt nrO«nuln« Drnjfi, Cheiiiintls, f ranch niiil Knglinh PerfumAry, Combi, Broihcf. 
 
 T(>tl«t Artli'let, Ao. ; I.'iipnrtor of Garden, t'lulil, and Klownr Seed!. 
 
 Pbirsiolaiia' and Family Praaoriptions aocnratelr Diapenaad. MBDIOINB OHEBTS neatly fitted op. 
 
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 591 
 
 rOllONTO, 
 
 Baillnrg^. Churles, city councillor. 
 
 BAILLAKOI^. L. Q., advocate; office, 22 St. Lewis, 
 
 rebiaouce, 16 St. Fraii9oig, U. T. 
 B»illarg6, Theodore, assiBtant city surveyor, City 
 
 Hnll. 
 BaillHig6 k Peachy, land surTeyors and arcbitectH, 
 
 80 St Lewis, U. T. 
 Baillargeon, Jus., hotel l(««per,'7 Finlay, Market 
 
 Plnoe, L. T. 
 BaillargeoD, P., physician and dentist, 17 St. Ursule, 
 
 U. T. 
 Baiter, Augusto, blacksmith, 61 St. Paul, L. T. 
 Baker, John, grocer, Nuuvello, corner St. £ustuohe, 
 
 St. Lewis sub. 
 Baker, Richard T., tavern keeper, 40 Konvclle, St. 
 
 Lewis sub. 
 Baldwin, W. U. & Co., 18 Prin.:o Edward, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Balzarretti, EugAne, tobacconist, T9 Dosfoaacs, St. 
 
 Rucb sub 
 Baharettl. N., clerk Custom House. 
 Banfield, B. J., grocery, 146 Chaiiiplain, L. T. 
 Banfiuld, Wm., grocer, H Si tllmroplaiu, L. T. 
 Banfields, W., proprietor Oraud Trunk Railway 
 
 Uefrenliment Saloon. Cul de Sao. 
 BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, F. W. 
 
 Wood, manager, 6 St Peter. 
 BANK OF MONTREAL, Jus. Stevenson, manager, 
 
 corner Arthur and St. Peter, L, T. 
 BANK OF UPPER CANADA, R. S. Cassel?, man- 
 ager, corner St. Peter and St. Autoine, L. T. 
 BankM, John, messenger, Quebec Bunk. 
 Banquo Nationale, Fran^nis VOzina, cashier, 32 St. 
 
 Peter, L. T. 
 Bansloy, II. & W., barbers and dealers in fancy 
 
 goods, 10 St. John, U. T. 
 Barbeau, Alexis, roofer, Th^ophile, St. Snuveur. 
 BarbcHu, Frs., painter, 26 Notre Dame des Anges, 
 
 St. Roch sub. 
 BarbeMU, Isidore, painter, 20 Notre Dame des An- 
 ges, St. Roch sub. 
 Barbeau, Jean, roofer, 107 Richardson, St. Roch sub. 
 Barbeau, Joseph, boot ani shoemaker, 72 St. John 
 
 (wittiout). 
 Barclay, John, grocer, 2 Sault au Matelot, L. T. 
 Barden, W., shoemaker, 38 Little Champlalti, L. T. 
 Bardy, P. M , physieiau, H8St. Valier, St. Ruchsub. 
 Bardy, L. K, physician, &8 UeHfoss^s, St. Ruch sub. 
 Barrett, M., tailor, Champlain Stairs. 
 Barrett, R. P., didoouni clerk Quebec Bank, St, 
 
 Peter, L T. 
 Barrow, Edmund C, broker, 6 Bunde. 
 Barry, Mary, grocery, Champlain, L. T. 
 Barry, Mrs. VI., tavern keeper, HI Champlain, 
 
 L. T. 
 Barthe, Jos. , advocate, 12 D'Auteuil. L. T. 
 Bartlett, Edward, imperial customs, 88^ St. John 
 
 (without). 
 Battle, Patrick, saloon keeper. 6 St. Paul, L. T. 
 Baxter, James, watchmaker, 52 Richelieu, St. John 
 
 Bub. 
 Day I is, E. C, individual ledger keeper, Bank of 
 
 Upper Canada. 
 Bayne, James, grocer, 169 Champlain, L. T. 
 Bayne, James, grocer, 270 Champlain, L. T. 
 Bazin, E., shoemaker, 2 St Augustin, St. John sub. 
 Basin, Etlenne, butcher, 6 St, Olivier, St. John sub. 
 Bean, Mrs., corset maker, 59 Si. John (without). 
 Beard, T. P., advocate. Garden, U. T. 
 Beatty, Mrs. J., grocer, 220 Champlain, L. T. 
 B«aubien, Fran9ois, lumber merohaat, 118 Bt. 
 
 Joseph, Bt. Roch sub. 
 
 Beaubien, ilypolite, butcher, 20 St Jame^, St. Lewi* 
 
 sub. 
 Beaubien, Onesime, lumber merchant, I'ulace Place, 
 
 L. T. 
 neaiiohamp, J., saloon, 22 Cul de ,<3ao. 
 Beaumont, F X., photographer, 88^ Ht. Jo.scph, St. 
 
 Roch Hub. 
 Beaupru, Charles, mniiufaclurer and drnlrr in boots 
 
 and shoes, corner Notre Dame and Sous In Fort, 
 
 L. T. 
 B<'aupr6, Ignacn, shoemaker, Victoria, St. Sauveor. 
 Ueiiiipit', .leiiii, Hhoeiiiiiker, St. .loscph, Ht Snuveur. 
 Beauregard, E., Bhoemuker, 108 King, Ht. Roch nub. 
 Bechard, Cyp, shoemaker. 111 St. Olivier, St. John 
 
 H'.ib. 
 IV'chard, Pierre, shoemaker, foot Church, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Becot, F. M , clerk I'ost Office, Buode. U. T. 
 lieilard, Antoine, shoemaker, 1 Richmond, St. John 
 
 sub. 
 Budard, Charles, blacksmith, St. Valier, St Sauvenr. 
 Mi'dard, Cluirlec, cooper, 1^ Ancien, Chantlcr, L. T. 
 Bedard, F., cabinet maker. Hit S(. Paul, L. T. 
 Bi'-dard, Francois, blacksmith, 69 King. St. Roch sub. 
 BCidard, Franyoi?, blacksmith, 68 .St. Paul, L. T. 
 Bollard, Fran^oiH, grocer, St. Joseph, corner St. 
 
 Ours, St. Snuveur. 
 B^daril, Jacques, linftmith, Franklin, St. Sauveur. 
 Bodard, J. lUu., blacksmith, 40 St. Oabriel St. Lewis 
 
 bub. 
 Bt'tdard, J. Bte., brewer. Queen, comer (Jrown, St. 
 
 Rooh riob. 
 B^^ilard, Jean lUe., tailor, 8,0 Uesfossc'is, St. Rooh sub. 
 IW lard, J. B., tailor, 86 DesfoHst'^, St Koch sub. 
 Bollard, Joachim, butcher, lUidard, St. Sauveur. 
 Bedard, Joseph, tiucraith, 35 DesfoHMtis, St. Rooh 
 
 sub. 
 Bt'iilard, Narcisse, tavern keeper, 60 Craig. St.. Rooh 
 
 sub. 
 B6dard, Pierre, baker, .39 Crown, St. Rooh sub. 
 Ikidard, S , clock and watchmaker, jeweller, Ao., 
 
 87 St, John, U. T. 
 Budard, S., tinsmith and grocer, 20 and 22 St. 
 
 Nicholas, L. T. 
 Bf'idnrd, T. P., advocate, 16 Garden, U. T. 
 B^tdard, T., painter, b St. Gabriel, St Lewis sub. 
 Biidard, J & O., dry goods, 26J St. John (without). 
 B<jgin, Charles, hotel keeper, St. leter, corner 
 
 Porch. 
 B^-gin, J. Bte., fruit dealer, 23 St. Joachim. 
 Buhan Brothers, importers and dealers in staple and 
 
 I'aney dry goods, U. T. M'lrket, Buado. 
 B(^land, ChrvKologue, blacksmith. 89 Prince Edward, 
 
 St. Rooh BUD. 
 IW'land, Fran9oi8, tailor, .34 Crown, St Roch sub. 
 Bi'land, NapuUon, painter, 88 Latourelle, St, JohD 
 
 sub. 
 B61anger, Amable, notary, 20 St. Antoine, St, Roch 
 
 sub. 
 B6langer, Benoit, upholsterer, 42 Nouvelle, Bt. 
 
 Lewis sub. 
 BtMauger, Charles, butcher, 07 Prince Edward, St. 
 
 Rooh sub. 
 B^langer, Franjois, grocer, Ilermine, corner Vic- 
 toria, St. Sauveur. 
 Bolanger, Francois, pork dealer, 6 Finley, Market 
 
 Place, L. T. 
 B61anger, Jean, cooper, 31 ) St. Margaret, St. Rooh 
 
 Bub. 
 B«'tlanger, Jean, tinsmith, 10 St. Nicholas, L. T. 
 liolangor, Joseph, cooper, Ilermine, St. Sauveur. 
 Bolanger, Jos., grocer, 40 St. Antoine, St. Sauvenr. 
 
 ADDISON AVERY, COMMISSION DEALER, MONTRBAL. (He« Card, p. 446.) 
 
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 BdUnger, Joi«pb, grooor, 40 Durobaiter, St. Rooh 
 
 8Ub. 
 
 IMInnger, Jules u , •dvooate, 47| St. FrADfoU, Ut. 
 
 Kuob sub. 
 BAIiuigor, liOiiia, bittohor, It('< lard, St. Saiirear. 
 D<^lftiiK«r, Louis, butcher, St. AnibroiH«, St. HwuTenr. 
 IMIaitgiT, liouiti, BhoiMiiiiknr, 40 St. Marg»rot, St. 
 
 Koob snb. 
 Bellinger, UlivUr, groaer, 4V St. Jowph, 8t. Kooh 
 
 »ub. 
 B6l»nger, P., bI»okiimith and oarringe miiker, 78 
 
 St. .luhii (without). 
 D^Unt;er, PauI, baker, 1'4 Smith, St. Rooh sub. 
 B^lauger % Gnriepy, importera and dvalera iu bard- 
 
 wiire, ',)J Fiibri«iue, U. T. 
 Doloour, F. N., Lugivlatlve As«e«b)y, 89 St. John, 
 
 (without). 
 
 Belhaise, AlphonM, olookmnker, OAi| St Joiieph, St. 
 
 Kuoh sub. 
 Dell. Jitmc!!, seorotary Quoboo Una Co., Orleans 
 
 Wharf. 
 Bellnau, .\irreda., phyitioiHn, 12} St. John (without). 
 Bellean, J., flour and produce, Chauplaiii Market, 
 
 L. T. 
 Belloau, JaaquoR, flour dealer, G Hunderaon, L. T. 
 Belleau, Louis, grocer, 44 Valier, St. Hooh sub. 
 Bullnau, Simon, bakor, '21 St. Olifier, St John sub. 
 Belleitu, Sir N. P., M. L. 0.. advooale, 8« St. Lewis, 
 
 U. T. 
 Bellerivo, F. X., saloon, oornor St. Paul and Sault 
 
 MU Matelot, L T. 
 Bellerivo, Pierre, bukwr. Napoleon, St. Sanveur. 
 BKLLUW, H. F., hardware morchant, Ohamplaln 
 
 Hall, L. T. (toe oard, p. 6'J()). 
 Bender, Prosper, advooato, 80 St. John (without). 
 BENNETT, UKNSON, lumber and oumralseion 
 
 merchant. Seven Hulls Lane, L T. 
 Bennett, Mrs., boarding house, 81 BauU au Mate- 
 lot, L. T. 
 Bennett, Samuel, lumber merchant, 2 Laral, U. T. 
 Denoit, S., secretary and treasurer Caisso d'Bcono- 
 
 mio Notre Diimo do Quobeo, or Notre Uame 
 
 Savings Hank, 61 St. John (without). 
 Benson, John, student with Dr. Moffatt, Mountain 
 
 and Notre Dame, L. T. 
 BENSON & CO., timber merohaats, Quebeo Dank 
 
 Buildings, St. James, L. T. 
 Bentley, Henry, shoomaher, 21 St. Qabriel, St 
 
 Koch sub. 
 Benton, James, dyer, 13} St. George, St. John sab. 
 Bergeron, Basile, butcher, Uayard, St. Manveur. 
 Bergeviu, Alexandre, dry good.i merchant, 18 Notre 
 
 Diune and 20 Mountain, L. T. 
 Berlingnet, F. X., sculptor, Ul St. John (without). 
 Bernard, Honor4, merchant 20 St. Paul, L. T. 
 Bernard, Louis, tavern keeper, Kiohmond, oornar 
 
 DtMigny, St. John sub. 
 Bernard, Samuel, tavern keeper, 66^Riohmond, St. 
 
 John Mub. 
 Beinier, E., shoemaker, 47} De8roH84<i, St. Rooh sub. 
 Bernier, Qassier, shoemaker, 48} Craig, St. Booh 
 
 Bub. 
 Bernier, Fran9oiB, boot and shoemaker, 40 DesfoBgAB, 
 
 St Rooh sub. 
 Bernier, L. J. Aug., advocate, 48 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Beruiw, Louis, hotel, 85 St Paul, L. T. 
 Bernixr, Louis 0., notary, C>^ St Rucb, St Rooh 
 
 BUb. 
 
 Bernstlel, A., tobacconist and dealer in fancy toys, 
 
 26 Uesfoss^s, St Kooh sub. 
 Berouard, Fran9ois, shoemaker, 47 Crown, St Booh 
 
 mb. 
 
 Herthlaume, Amuble, shoemaker, 20 Desfoss^s, St. 
 
 Kooh Hub. 
 Korthiaume, Michel, shoemaker, 49 Queen, St. 
 
 Rooh suIj. 
 Henhiniime, T., baker, 85 St. Francois, 8t Rooh sub. 
 Uertrand, Francois, blacksmith, 20 St. Qeorge, St. 
 
 John flul). 
 Uertrand, F. X., klaoksmith, 14 Notre Dame des 
 
 Anges, St. Rooh sub. 
 Hertrand, Uoorge, advocate, 16 Craig, St Rooh 
 
 sub, 
 U(*rub6, Jvromo, dry goods, 10 Crown, St Rooh sab. 
 U4rub6, Louis, mason, 08 Notre Dame des Anges, 
 
 St. Roch Hub. 
 D<irub4t, Maglolre, painter, 8 St. Nicholas, L. *T. 
 It('!rub<'>, Srv6re, shooraaker, Jacques Cartier, St. 
 
 Haiivleur. 
 Uoswick, Ueorgo, vice-consul for Italy, 1 Dos Car- 
 
 ri tires. 
 Hothel, Mrs. Krama, boots k shoes, 8 St. John, U. T. 
 liowenriok, Charles, furrier, 83 D'Aiguillon, St 
 
 John sub. 
 liianchi, Franois, frame maker, 26 Fleurie, St 
 
 Rooh sub. 
 Hihlo Depository, 12} St John, U. T. 
 Hiokell, Mr., tavern, Chaniplain. 
 Biokell, Thomas, importer of ohina, glass and earth- 
 enware, corner John and Stanislas, IT. T. 
 Hiokell, J. IV & (Jo., naval stores, 22 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Bidonaski, A., Garman interpreter, Iiutnigratioa 
 
 Dopartment, Old Custom House, Cul de Sao, L. T. 
 Bi(l<igarr^, AndrA, cabinet maker, 101 DesfoHxtSs, St. 
 
 Rooh sub. 
 Hidi'tgarrt'), Felix, gunsmith, 117 St. Paul, L. T. 
 Oid/igarre, Joachim, blaoksmith, 101 Queen, St 
 
 Ronh sub. 
 Ridt)garr6, Martin, lumber merchant, 2 Dorohester, 
 
 St. Roch sub. 
 nidrtgarr6, Mrs. P., dry goods, 140 St Valier, St. 
 
 Rooh sub. 
 Hid<!garre, Pierre, leather dealer, St. Valier, oorntr 
 
 Dorohester, St. Kooh sub. 
 Rlenvenu, Louis, artist 61} St. Olivier, St. John aub. 
 Bigaouot G., cabinet maker, 23 St. Valier, St 
 
 Rooh sub. 
 Bigaouet, J. O., olerk Jacques Cartier Market. 
 Bigaouet Jos., blacksmith, St. Valier, St. Sauveur. 
 Hignell, Wm., notary publio, Qo wen's Boildinga, 8 
 
 St Peter, L. T. 
 Bignell k Shaw, notaries, 8 St Pater, L. T. 
 Riling & Lamutte, general merchants, Hant's Wharf, 
 
 L. t. 
 Bilodeau, Flavien, shoemaker, Arago, oomar Albert, 
 
 St. Sauveur. 
 Bilodeau, Isidore, shoemaker, 90 St. Fran^oia, St 
 
 liooh sub. 
 Bilodeah, L., landing waiter. Custom iloose. 
 Bilodeau, Louis, shoemaker, 5 Little Chaniplain, .ti. 
 
 T., and Sons le Fort, oorner Notre Dame. 
 Bilodeau, Pierre, eboemaker, 88 Desfots^s, St. Rooh 
 
 sub. 
 Binot, Ulrio, ooileotor, 8 Church, St. Kooh sub. 
 Uinet k Co , manufaoturnrs and dealara ia boots Md 
 
 shoes, 88 St. John (without). 
 Hiron, Octave, olerk PoetOflioe, Buade, U. T. 
 Kisset, Geo., foundry, 14 Bt Valier, L. T. 
 Bisset Mrs. Davtd, musio teaohar, 12 8t Yaliar, 
 
 L. T. 
 BiasoD, Bi-noni, butaUar, %0 Riohardaon, St Roah 
 
 aub. 
 Biaaon, FraofoiB, butohw, 68 Riohmond, St Joh* 
 
 Bub. 
 
 ST. LAWRBNCB HALL, HKMRY HOGAN, PBOPftlBirOR, MONTBBAL. (8m OuH, p. 488.) 
 
•r, 20 DmtntntiH, Rt. 
 
 ker, 49 Queen, St. 
 
 ■an^ois, St. Rooh nnb. 
 I, 2(1 Ht. Qeurge, Ht. 
 
 14 Notre Dame dee 
 
 16 Craig, St. Kooh 
 
 Hrown, St Kooh Bob. 
 :ro Dame ties Angee, 
 
 St. NloholM, L. T. 
 racquen C»rtier, St. 
 
 or Italy, 1 Dos Car- 
 
 nes, 8 St. John, U. T. 
 «a DWigiiillon, St. 
 
 ler, 25 ifleurie, St. 
 
 U. T. 
 1. 
 
 lina, glam and earth- 
 uUUh, ir, T. 
 «, 22 St. Potor, r,. T. 
 treter, IininiKraUon 
 lite, Cul lie 8nc. L. T. 
 sr, 101 DeefoHM/ia, St. 
 
 17 St. Paul, L. T. 
 (h, 101 Queen, St. 
 
 'ohant, 2 Dorobeiter, 
 
 140 St. Valier, St. 
 
 ir, St. Valier, corner 
 
 Olivier, St. Johneab. 
 28 8t. Valier, St. 
 
 'artier Markot. 
 Valier, 8t. SnuTeur. 
 owen'e Building*, 8 
 
 Peter, L. T. 
 
 lants, Hanl'H Wharf, 
 
 .rago, oomer Albert, 
 
 )0 St. Fran9oi8, St. 
 
 Rlom iloase. 
 ttle Clianiplain, .L. 
 lotre Dame. 
 Deefou^i, St. Booh 
 
 St. Rooh anb. 
 lealen in boots and 
 
 )aade, U. T. 
 
 lier, L. T. 
 
 ber, 12 St. Taller, 
 
 hardaon, St. Ro«h 
 
 iohmond, St. Jobs 
 
 OuH, p. 498.) 
 
 QUEBKG. 
 
 508 
 
 Bietodcau, K. & II., cabinet maken, 10 St. Nioholae, 
 
 L, T. 
 Black, lion. Henry, Q.C., Judge of Admiralty Court, 
 
 St. Ann, onrnor Port, U. T. 
 Black, Woi., carver, St. Dominique, corner King, St. 
 
 Koch sub. 
 Blackburn, Jofiiah, editor and publiHhor Qntbec Daily 
 
 Mercury, 11 and 18 Fabri ue, U. T. 
 Dlaiklock, K. W., provlacit surveyor, Sfl.jOrand 
 
 Allt'-e, St, Lewie Koad. 
 Blaiu, Emanuel, B.A , profo8itor of French, D'Au- 
 
 touil, U. T. 
 DlaiK, Alfrod, boots and shoos, 37 Desro8H<^s, St. 
 
 Koch Hub. 
 DlaiN, Wmy, Hhoemakor, 188 St. Valier, Ht. lluoh 
 
 sub. 
 Ulais, Cbas., shnnmakor, <'}8 St. Margaret, St. Rooh 
 
 sub. 
 Blais, Dainase, grocer, 72 St. Paul, L. T. 
 Blais, FeriiiuAud, butcher, 44 Craig, St. Koch sub. 
 Blals, JnoqiicM, Hhip builder, 811 Champlnin, L. T. 
 Blais, J. lUo., buker, 8 Turgeon, St. Kooh sub. 
 Ulaif!, J. Ble., grocer, St. Uurs, corner Ariigo, Ht. 
 
 Hnuveur. 
 Blaia, U. K. k Hon, grocers, Queen, corner Crown, 
 
 St. Koch Hub. 
 Blais, TouHsaiut, grocer, 62 Latourelle, St. .lohn 
 
 sub. 
 Blais & Gourdeau, grocers, 108 Ht. Olivier, Ht. John 
 
 sub. 
 Blakislon, K., Hail maker, 67 St. Pierre, \,. T. 
 Blakistoii, llobort, sail maker, 6 St. Fran(,<oiH, Ht. 
 
 Koch aub. 
 Blanoe, .1. il. C, barber, 0} Notre Dame dos Angos, 
 
 Ht. Koch Rub. 
 Blanchard, X , proprietor Blanohard's Hotel, Notre 
 
 Dnnin Square, L. T. 
 Blanohot, H., pUysioian, Palace, corner D'Aiguillon, 
 
 U. T. 
 Blanchet, Michel, saddle and harness maker, 7 Ht. 
 
 Juhn (without). 
 Blondeau, Kugi>ne, agent and collector, 44J Ht. 
 
 Joseph, St. lloch sub. 
 Blondel, M'mo, dressmaker, 283 St. John (without). 
 Blouin, Jitcipies, butcher, 1 Voltigeurs, Ht. Kuuh 
 
 sub. 
 Blouin, Joseph, shoemaker, 89 St. Valier, St. Koch 
 
 sub. 
 Blouin, F-ouis, grocer, 63 Dosfossc^s, St. Rooh sub. 
 Blouin, Moiio, butcher, 1 1 Biilair, St. Rocli Hub. 
 Blouin, Pierre, butcher, 8U Pleurie, St. Kooh sub. 
 Blouin, Th6odore, grocer, 78 Richelieu, St. John 
 
 sub. 
 Blutenu, Jean lite., confectioner, Queen, corner 
 
 Crown, St. Rooh sub. 
 BIylh, JamcH, agent, 18 Nouvelle, Ht. Lewis sub. 
 Board of IStaminors of Land Surveyors, A Wallace, 
 
 secretary, 2 Ht. Ursule, U. T. 
 Board of Notaries, N. M. D. Logar6, secretary, 21 
 
 St. Joseph, U. T.. 
 Board of Railway Commissioners, J. 0. Vansittart, 
 
 secretary, St. George's Hotel, Plaoe d'Armes, IJ.T. 
 Board of Trade, A. Joseph, president. Exchange 
 
 Buildings, !> Arthur, L. T. 
 Board of Workx, Hon. L. T. Druramond, commis- 
 
 aioner, Des Carri^res, corner St. Qenevitive. 
 Boily, Edouard, grocer, 16} St. Joseph, Ht. Koch 
 
 8ub. 
 Boisbrillant, Francois, cooper, apposite 20 Little 
 
 Sault au Matfllot, L. T. 
 Doiaseau, Uaspard N., grooer, 31 Crown, St. Booh 
 
 sub. 
 
 HoisaonauU, (leorge, grocer, 16 Crown, Ht. R.>oh sub. 
 Boissonault, N. K, keeper of depot of models of in- 
 ventions patented in (Janada, 2(i Ht. Ann, IJ, T. 
 Boiftvort, Alexandre, hatter, .'i2J DesfossoS, Ht. Rooh 
 
 sub. 
 Boisvert, Alexnmlre, tavern keeper. Union near 
 
 Finiuy Markot I'laco, J... T. 
 Boisvert, Joseph, ooiifeotiotier, 18 St. Paul, L. T. 
 Iloisvert, Louis U., grocer, fill Hcolt, Ht. Lewis sub. 
 Hoivin, Frantjois, Hhooinaker, 'Ml^ Mt. John (without). 
 Boivin, J., boots and bIioum, DuHt'osst's, St. lloch sub. 
 Boivin, Joseph, shottimker, 47 Craig, Ht. Kooh sub. 
 Boivin, Joseph, shoemaker, 8(1 Richelieu, Ht. John 
 
 sub. 
 Boivin, P., keeper of the CliAtoau d'eau. City Hall. 
 Boivin, Thomas, jwiintpr, (ilt^ St. John (without). 
 Boivin, Wm., Hlioomaker, 00^ Ht. John (without). 
 Itolduo, i;., junk dealer, St. Paul, L. T. 
 Bolcluc, Frederick, shoemaker, I Joromt, Ht. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 BoMuo, Henri, notary, 80J Ht. .Folm (without). 
 BolduR, J. K. niouey letter clork, Post (Jilioe, Buad< 
 
 U. T. 
 llolduo, Louis, i)aintor, ?>'i St. (Jabriel, Ht. Roch sub. 
 Bonalli, Fran^-oiB, son., painter, 8!!^ Prince Edward, 
 
 Ht. Koch sul). 
 Boualli, Frangois, jun., painter, 83} Prince Edward, 
 
 St. Koch sub. 
 Bond, Mrs. C, fancy store, 80 St. John (without). 
 Bonhatn, W., mesHenger Bank of Upper Canada. 
 Bonhomrae, Jaociiies, grocer, Ht. Peter, corner Mas- 
 sue, Ht. Hauveur. 
 Bonhomme k Cluuot, pork dealers, 4 Fiiiiuy Market 
 
 Place, L. T. 
 Boomer, .1 , assistant city treasurer, City Hall. 
 Boss(5, J. N., ailvooate, 24 Ht. Lewis, U T. 
 IIo8H»'> k Bos86, iidvocates, 24 Ht. Lewis, U. T. 
 Boswell, Joseph K., proprietor, Anchor Brewery, 4 
 
 Ht. Valier, St. Koch sub. 
 Boswell, Wm., physician, 6 Mount Carrnel, U. T. 
 Bouchard, N. E, dry goods, 30 Cul de Hao and 37 
 
 (h'aig, Ht. Rooh sub. 
 Bouchard, Nuzairo, grocer, 18 Des Prairies, St. Rooh 
 
 sub. 
 Bouchard, K., cabinet maker and undertaker, 28 St. 
 
 Ann, IJ, T. 
 Boucher, Adolpho, cabinet maker, 19 Hcott, Ht. 
 
 Lewis sub. 
 Boucher, A. A., Lngislativo Council, St. Augnstin, 
 
 corner D'Aiguillon, Ht. John sub. 
 Boucher, I., shoemaker, 25 Richelieu, St. John sub. 
 Boucher, Jean Bte., blacksmith, 05 Commissioners, 
 
 Ht. Rooh hub. 
 Boucher, Philippe, painter, 98 Richardson, Ht. Koch 
 
 sub. 
 Boucher, Pierro, butcher, head of King, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Boucher, Tules, tobacconist, 185 St. Joseph, St. 
 
 Kooh sub. 
 Bouchette, R. S. M., commissioner of customs, 17} 
 
 St. Ursule, U. T. 
 Bouffard, CInvis, oonfectioner, 158 King, St. Kooh 
 
 sub. 
 Bouffard, Louis, baker, 48 St. .\nloine, St. Rooh 
 
 sub. 
 Boulet, OJilon, grocer. " ' D'Aiguillon, Ht. Joluisub. 
 Bouliane, /xadre, shoemaker, 18^ lliohmDmi^ St. 
 
 John sub. 
 Bouliane, Michel, hotel keeper, 135 St. Jjohn 
 
 (without). 
 Bourassa, Pierre, proprietor Slauntaia liili llouae, 
 
 6 Mountain iiill, L. T. 
 
 DONEQANA HOTEL, ST. JULIBN & MoKKOOH, ProprUtora, MONTBEAL. 
 88 
 
 (Saa Card, p. 4<10<) 
 
I ivn j 
 
 1 
 
 p|i|;-l 
 
 "r 
 
 % 1 
 
 
 IS"i f. 
 
 
 
 I 
 
 694 
 
 QUEBBC. 
 
 Auctioncen and €4cneral €oHiniiw«ion iVler«^hantM. 
 
 Aaetton Salsa bald Waokly, of orerf doaoription of Houaahold Oooda; PrlTato Salaa hold Dally. 
 UPPER PART OF OHAMFLATN MARKET HALL, L. T., and ST. JOHN STREET. V. T., QUEBEC, 
 
 istf. ca^iBSOJsr ac oo., 
 LadieM' UndcrcloUiiHjirjBnby lilnen, lierlin Wool A:. Fancy Cioodw. 
 
 Aganta for Whaalar fe Wilaon'a Sawing Maohinaa, 30 FABRIQUB STREET, U. T., gUEBBO. 
 
 W. k R. BRODIE, 
 
 General Commission Merchants, 
 
 Ann nULLIBg IN AU (INM Ot 
 
 FLOUR AND PROVISIONS. 
 
 No. la, ST. PETBB STREET, 
 QUBBliO. 
 
 OLIYIEll DELORIER, 
 TINSMITH, 
 
 PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, 
 
 3a ST. JOHN STREET, WITHOUT. 
 
 QUKIiKO. 
 
 -■■ ■ -' 
 
 ^I^Sg^^ 
 
 M. MILLER, 
 
 COUNTING HOUSE STATIONER, 
 
 ST. PETER STREET, 
 QUEIlKC. 
 
 JAMES HAMILTON, 
 
 WnOLE8AL.a AMD RETAIL 
 
 Grocer and Wine and Spirit Merchant, 
 
 8T. PAVIi STRBBT, I.. T.« 
 
 QUEBEC. 
 
 CHAS. J. HOLMOREN'S, 
 
 (I.ATK HOBIUT NMU'S,) 
 
 CJlxroxLozxae tezr 33ei30t4 
 
 43, ST. PETER STREET, QUEBEO. 
 
 Ohronoinotera caroftillf Oloanod, Repalrud and Bated. 
 
 0^ KoR HALii:~8uxtaul«, Qiiitilraulii, ()<>m|ijuw»8, OhnrUi, L<ig 
 
 niMwt>», nunt«r Sciilos, lliinnnatvrii, Thdrnioinittnrii, Ac, *c. 
 
 WatobM, CUnjUb and Nauticul Inatritmonts of evnry dencrlptloo 
 
 Cleaniid and Kepalred. 
 
 J. B. MARTEL, 
 
 CESMSST AID DRKIGIdlST, 
 
 WIIOLKHALK AND UKTAIL, 
 No. 4, ST. JOHN 8TKEBT, ST. JOUN SUJIUKB, QUKBKO. 
 
 49- AKonta for all klods of PATENT MKDIC'INKS. 
 
 MOIZEN & LEPAGE, 
 AND GENERAL AGENTS, 
 
 Om. MOIHN. 
 
 No. 17, 8T. JAMKS 8TREKT, 
 
 dVKaKa. 
 
 «M. uvAai 
 
 THOMAS POSTON, 
 GROCER, 
 
 WINE AND SPIRIT DEALER, 
 
 Mo. 36, BUADB STREET, 
 
 orroaiTi juuit baaraokii, uppkr town makkki ruca, 
 
 UVBDJBC. 
 
 G. 8EIFERT, 
 
 Mnnufactnring Jeweller & Silversmith, 
 
 GILDER AND LITHOGRAPHER, 
 
 99 COVILLAIiD HTRBRT, QUUDBC. 
 
 Jowallory made to Order. ♦'<- Ropslrlnn donn naat aud quick. 
 
 lllauiiinda and I'roiiiouii Htonaa Bet. 
 
 Heur«<thaiim M|>«i Mouotvd and Uapalrod. 
 
 J. TEAFFE, 
 
 -fvr It O t. K S A I. U A N I> K K T A I I, 
 
 Tea, Wine and Spirit Mercliant, 
 
 Ho. aO, gT. JOUN RTnKBT, 
 
 QU15BB0. 
 
 asjoxiOB. 
 
 IF asked what wan the bust Mcdioiuo for Cleanning the Dlood and for Bilious Complaints, 8iol< Headache, 
 CoBtiveness, Lifer Complaiut, Jauadice, Gouoral Debility, &o., wu iihould Buy, BillUQS' INDIAN 
 VEGETABLE PILLS. 
 
 tS^ Sold bj all Dealers in Medicines. 
 0. C. BRIOQS, OENKRAL AGENT, HAMILTON, C. W. 
 
 
 xim: 
 
 re. 
 
 .BTT. 
 
 DR. WISTAR'S PULMONIC SYRUP OP WILD CHERRY AND HOREHOUND, is highly recom- 
 mended for Coughs, voids, Influenxa, Hooping Cough, Croup, and all diseases of the Lungs leading to 
 — -"'• Nfer ■ ~- - 
 
 oonsiuupaoD. 
 
 Sold by all Dealers in Medicines. Price 26 ota. 
 Q. C. BIUGQ8, GENERAL AGENT, HAMILTON, C. W. 
 
 rrgxf 
 
 FOR Destroying Worms in OhildreD, SITTZER'S VERMIFUGE CANDY Is by far the most plewwit, 
 safe, and effeotual remedy now in use. Try it t Sold by all Dealers in Medicines. 
 
 W. C. CHEWKTT A CO., PRINTERS, L1TH00BAPHBR8, 4c.. KING ST. EAST, TORONTO. 
 
hantfi. 
 
 lias hold Daily. 
 BET. tJ. T., QOEBEO. 
 
 Kancy liioodM. 
 
 U. T., QOIUIBO. 
 
 ill, 
 
 STATIONER, 
 
 rREET, 
 
 SPACE, 
 
 BROtKKRS, 
 
 AQENTS, 
 
 BTRKKT, 
 
 r. 
 iSTON, 
 
 [T DEALER, 
 
 rRBET, 
 
 TOWN NIKKEI TUOt, 
 
 RT, '"^ 
 
 ' & Silversmitli, 
 
 IQRAPHER, 
 
 RT, ilUKHRr. 
 
 IliK (Innii iiMit nud ({ulck. 
 
 HtoiUM.Svt 
 
 1 and l(u|iali<'J. 
 
 'E, " "" 
 
 tt K T A I I. 
 
 It Merchant, 
 
 ITRKBT, 
 
 ints, Siok Headaohe, 
 BlUaOS' INDIAN 
 
 QUEBEC. 
 
 595 
 
 JLi- U...1!_.J 
 
 D, is highly reoora- 
 ;he Lungo leftding to 
 
 the most plea»in^ 
 
 BT, TORONTO. 
 
 Bourbon, Joan, grocur, ri8| Latourelle, 8t. John auh. 
 Uourflt, A., oabinet maker, 80 Noufello, St. Lowia 
 
 Rub. 
 Douret, E., watohmaker, 27} St. JoMoph, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Douret, N., wHtcbmakur, 07 Riohrlieu, St. John Kub. 
 Bourgeau, Iioula, bnker, 18 ('huroh, St. Rooh mib. 
 Buurget, Loui«, grocer, 10 Union, L. T., and Cbam- 
 
 plnin, Mnrket I'lnoe. 
 Bourrelle, Joncph G., baker, fto., Hi. Paul, I>. T. 
 Boutin, Flavien, tavern keeper, 17 Crown, St. Rnnh 
 
 snb. 
 Bouiin, II., boots and shoes, 25 Desfosa^i, Ht. Rooli 
 
 Bub. 
 Boutin, Pierre, ginger beer maker, Prnnklin, corner 
 
 Hiiuvugonu, St. Sttuveur. 
 
 Borin, F., boot k Bhocmaker, 80) Kt. John ^without) 
 "" -. . - (withou 
 
 Bowden, A., maaeenger Custmn ifonse. 
 
 Borin, G., boot & aboemakor, 51 St. Jolin 
 
 0- 
 
 Bowen, Hon Edward, Chiaf Juati%e Superior Court, 
 
 7 Mount Carmel, U. T. 
 Bowen, J. S., chemiat and druggist, 14 Kuade, U. T. 
 Bowcn, Noel H., notary public, 18 St. P«tcr, L. T. 
 Bowles, G. J., clerk Quebec Provident and Savings 
 
 Bank, 7 Ht. Lowia, U. T. 
 Bowlex, Joseph, trustee Quebec Provident and Pav- 
 ings Bank, 7 St. Lewis, U. T. 
 Bowles &. McLeod, oheiniata and druggists, 24 Fa- 
 
 brique, U. T. 
 BOWMAN, W. F., book-keeper St. Louis Hotel, 
 
 U. T. 
 Box, John, bliioksmith, CI Artillery, Rt. I«owis sub. 
 Boyoo, Geo., proprietor City Hotel, 1 Gurdt-n, U. T. 
 Bnycu, Michael, grocer, 8| St. Oenrgo, Hi. John huIi. 
 Boyoc, Mrs. S., Berlin wool and fancy goo<U dealer, 
 
 37 St. John, U. T. 
 Boyd, Jnmea, bnker, 4 St. Qeneviove. St. Juhn sub. 
 Boyd, John, saddle and harness maker, 91i St. Paul, 
 
 L T. 
 Bradley, Mrs. L., Exchange Coffee Room, 9 Arthur, 
 
 L. T. 
 Briuly, Dr., physician, 58 DeHfoBi>6s, St. Roch suli. 
 Brody, James, tavern keeper, 84 Little Chumphiin, 
 
 L. T. 
 BUKNNAN. JOHN, St. Louis Hotel, St. Lewis, U. T. 
 Brennan, Mrs. P., tavern keeper, 64 Artillery, St. 
 
 Lewis anb. 
 Brennan, P., tavern-keeper, 41 } Artillery, St. Lewis 
 
 Bub. 
 Brindnmour, A., butcher, Parent, St Sauveur 
 Brindamonr, Jean, painter, 8 Voltigeurs, St. Roch 
 
 Bub. 
 Brindamour, L., butcher, 87 Sault au Matolot, L.T. 
 Brindaniour, Narcisse, grocer, St. Mary, corner St. 
 
 Olivier, St. John sub. 
 Brinkman, Henry, tobacconist, 16 Palace, U. T. 
 Britannia Life Insurance Company, Daniel MoGie, 
 
 agent, 42 St. Peter, L. T. 
 BRITISH AMERICAN SALOON, S. Laprisa, pro- 
 prietor, 20 Cul de Sao, L. T. 
 BRITISH & AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY, 
 
 W. C Scott, agent ; offio-, 4 Ssult au Matelot, L.T. 
 BRITISH AND FOREIGN MARINE INSURANCE 
 
 COMPANY, D. Patton & Co., agents, Quebec 
 
 Bunk Buildings. St. James, corner St. Peter. 
 Broohu, A., proprietor St. Lawrence Hotel, 53 St. 
 
 Peter, L. T. 
 Brochu, Chas., tobacconist, 21 j Craig, St. Roch sttb. 
 Brocktesby, C, & Co,, ship chandlers, 26 St. Peter, 
 
 L. T. 
 Broomer, John, tlnamitb, 20 St. Michael, St. Lewis 
 
 ■ttb. 
 
 BRODIE, W. ft R., gpneral commission mnrchantf, 
 
 dealer in flour and proviaiona, 12 St. Peter, L. T. 
 
 (see card, p. 604.) 
 Broumor, J., tinsmith, 20 St. Michael, St. Lewis anb. 
 BruuHMuau, Eil., gmcur, 117} lliohflllou, St. John sub. 
 Broui^senu, Ignaoe, shoemaker, 147 St. Valier, St. 
 
 Ildch Miih. 
 imoUSSKAU, J. D., editor Lei Soiree) CanaJiennei, 
 
 7 Ituiulo. 
 BROIJSSDAU, J I) , M.P.P., director Quebec Per- 
 
 mnniMit Kuildlng HoRicty. 
 BIlorsSKAU, LEOEIl. proprietor Le Courrier du 
 
 Canada, printer, Hlaliouer and bookseller, 7 Buade 
 
 (see card, p. 588). 
 Brown, C, liquor and proviaion store, 46 St. Paul, 
 
 I, T. 
 Hrown, Robt., conlrantor, 25 Rt. Rooh, St. Rooh sab, 
 Itrown, Mrs. T., prinoip, seminary, !>St. Ursulo, U.T. 
 Brown, T., ahoomaker, 10 St. Francois, St. Roch, 
 
 Hub. 
 Brown, Wm., tiour merchant, St. Valier, corner St. 
 
 Roch, St. Koch Hub, 
 Rrown, J., & Co., cordage manufacturers, 28 St. 
 
 Peter, L. T. 
 KrowMfl, Mrs. (i. R , City Restauraat, Donnacona, 
 
 corner Garden, 11. T. 
 lirnnot, E , upliolvtorcT, 15D'Aiguillon, Ht John rob. 
 Hrunet, J. ()., notory, St. Valier, St. Sauveur. 
 Bruiiut, W. !'<., chemist and druggist, ill} Craig. 
 Bi-unet, I'liil., st^xtnn, 69 St. Joseph, St. Roch sub. 
 BniMct, Wilfred, <lruggi:it, Craig, corner King, St. 
 
 R)ch and Kt. Valic'p, Ht. Hnuveur. 
 BryHim, H., hIi «>iimkBr, 68 Ht. Gabriel, St. Roch enb. 
 HryNiin, J., Rbo'.'raakttr, 27J Des Prairies, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Buchanan, A. 11., accountant. Bank of Montreal, St. 
 
 Peter, corner Arthur, L. T. 
 Ilucliiiiinii, A. C , chief agent Emigration Dcpart- 
 
 mci.i, 'ill do Sao, L. T. 
 Buclmniiu, A. C , trustee Qucboo Provident and 
 
 Savings riiuik, 7 St. Lewia, U. T. 
 Buchanan, Hum , baker, 88 St. Valier, St. Roch sub. 
 Buckley, Patrick, hotel keeper, 32 St. Ann, U. T. 
 Bumfor, Andrew, confectioner, 84 Ht. John (withoat). 
 Bureau, Chna., Hudiilcr, 28 St. George, St. John sub. 
 Bureau, Isidore, printer, 24 St. James, St. Lewis lub. 
 Biirnati, J. Htc, chief of police, (!ity Hall. 
 Bureau, J. Bte., carriage maker, ll St. Olivier, St. 
 
 John sub. 
 Bureau, J., grooor, 116^ D'Aignlllon, Ht. John gab. 
 Bureau, Louis, blacksmith, 1,^8 Queen, St. Roch anb. 
 BIIRK U7 OF AGRICULTURE, Hon. Luc Letellier. 
 
 Minister of Agriculture, 01 St. Lewis, U. T. 
 Biironu, P., shoemaker, 56 St. Olivier, St. John sub. 
 Bureau, Theodore, grocer, 41 Craig, St. Roch sub. 
 Burgess, J., butcher, Champlain Market, L. T. 
 BURKE, JOHN E., chemist and druggist, Quebec 
 
 Uispcnsary, Market Place, U.T. (see card, p. 690). 
 Burns, A. G., book agent, lift D'Aiguilloo, St. John 
 
 sub. 
 Burns, John, baker, 43 Richelieu, St. John sub. 
 Burns, T., cooper, St. James, L. T. 
 Burna, T, cooper, 27 Sault aa Matolot, L. T. 
 Burns, Thomas, grocer, fto., 7 Champlain, L. T. 
 Burnside, Mr., clothier, Cul de Sac, L. T. 
 Burnstein, Miss E , milliner, 12 Fabrlqae, U. T. 
 Burnstein, N., dealer in cigars, tobacco, snuff, Ac, 
 
 13 Fabrique, U. T. 
 Burnstein, S J., watchmaker and jeweller, 28 Dcs- 
 
 foBB^B, St. Roch Bub., and 26 Sotia le Fort. L. T. 
 Burroughs, Edward, advooaU, 81 St. Ann, U. T. 
 Burrougha, John, prothonotary, 81 St. Ann, U. T. 
 
 JOHN MATHEWBON & SON, SOAP, CANDLE AND OIL WORKS, MONTREAL. (Bee Card, p. 432.) 
 
596 
 
 QUEBEC. 
 
 HI ' 
 
 W- 
 
 Barrougha, J.H.R., Circuit Court office, Court Ilouae. 
 
 Bursull, Edward, merobftnt, 21 St. Peter, L. T. 
 
 BurHtall, John, k Co., geoeral merchants, Qibb's 
 wharf, L. T. 
 
 Buisiure, A. Q., notary public, 85} Dea Prairies, St. 
 Roch sub. 
 
 Ba8si»>re, Paul, grocer, 100 Richelieu, St. John sub. 
 
 Bu8si6re, S., grocer, 140 D'Aiguillon, St. John sub. 
 
 Bateau, E. E., clerk, office of ProTinoial Steamers, 
 80 Couillard, U. T. 
 
 BUTEAU, F., manager Proyinoial Steamers, St. 
 James, L. T. 
 
 Butler, Jas., baker, 10 St. Dominique, St. Roch sub. 
 
 BUTLER, JOHN, engraver and plate printer, 28 St. 
 John Bub. 
 
 Buthr, Michael, baker, Jacques Cnrtier, St. Sauycur. 
 
 Butler, Mrs. P., grocer, 7 King, St. Roch sub. 
 
 Butler, Samuel, grocer, 131 Cbamplain, L. T. 
 
 Byrne, Dennis, butcher, St. Valier, St. Sauyeur. 
 
 Byrne, J^mes, merchant tailor, 13 Buade, U. T. 
 
 Byrne, T., butcher, Champlain Market, L. T. 
 
 Cadoret, Sirs. H., dry goods, 67 Craig, St. Roch sub. 
 
 Cadoret, J. £., cAerk of Archives Department, Court 
 House. 
 
 Cahill, Michael, cooper, Commercial Chambers, 19 
 St. Peter, L. T. 
 
 Cairns, Edw., butcher, 70<( Richelieu, St. John sub. 
 
 Cairns, H. F., advocate, 6 St. Peter, L. T. 
 
 Caloin, D. D., lumber merchant, St. Lawrence Cham- 
 bers, 12 St. Peter, L. T. 
 
 Cnmache, C , boots and shoes, 7 Champlain, L. T. 
 
 Cnmerou & Desbarats, Queen'i Printers, publishers 
 Canada Oazelle, corner St. Ann and G^.i-doO, U.T. 
 
 Campagna, Phidime, bailiff, 14 St. Oenevi^ve, St. 
 John sub. 
 
 Campbell, B., cabinet maker, 15 St. Valier, St. 
 Koch sub. 
 
 Campbell, Geo, clerk Custom House. 
 
 CAMPBELL, W. D., notary public and average 
 adjuster, 14 St. Peter, L. T. 
 
 Campbell, W. Q., book keeper. Bank Upper Canada. 
 
 Campbell, Wm., baker, 7 St. James, St. Lewis sub. 
 
 Campbell & Uinet, bout and shoemakers, 20} St. 
 John (without). 
 
 Campbell & Qibson, advocates, 11 Garden, U. T. 
 
 Campcau, Joseph, baker, 19| Henderson, L. T. 
 
 Campeau, Louis, tiosmitb, Finlay Market Place. 
 
 Campeau, Olivier, notary, 46 St. Ann, U. T. 
 
 Campeau, P., taperintendent Fire Department, City 
 Hatl. 
 
 CANADA CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY, Godefroy 
 Oiogras, proprietor, 22 St. Ann, U. T. (see card, 
 p. t)04). 
 
 Canada Gazette (Queen's Printing Office), Cameron 
 & Desborata, publishers, corner'St. Ann and Gar- 
 den, U. T. 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, H. W. 
 Welch, agent, 41 St. Peter, L. T. 
 
 Caiinda Military Asylum, Wm. Judd, superintend- 
 ent. Grand AII6e, St. Lewis Roud. 
 
 CANADA TRUSS FACTORY, Gross & Co., proprie- 
 tors, 22 St. John, U. T. (see card, p. 604 In 
 
 Canada Western Fire Assurance Company of Toronto, 
 J. B. Pruneau, agent, 38} Desfoss^s, St. Rooh sub. 
 
 Canadian Inland Steam Navigation Company, James 
 Stevenson, general agent, NapolSon Wharf. 
 
 Canadian Institute, 11 St. John, U. T. 
 
 Canaditn (.Le) tri-weekly, J. N. Duquet, publisher, 
 21} Mountain Hill, U.T. 
 
 Cannon, E. G., notary public, Dounacona, U. T. 
 
 Cannon, James, advocate, 13 Fabrique, U. T. 
 
 Cannon, L. A., advocate, 2 Parloir, U. T. 
 
 Cannon, P. L., advocate, Parloir, U. T. 
 Caraon, , grocery, Desfo^stiii, St. Roch sub. 
 Carbray, Wm., butcher, 225 Champlain, L. T. 
 Carboneau, Andr<3, veterinary surgeon, Bagot, St. 
 
 Sanveur. 
 Cardinal, Francois, shoemaker, 22 St. George, St. 
 
 John sub. 
 Cardinal, Francois, butcher, Bayard, St, Snuvenr. 
 Cardinal, Louis, confectioner, 157 Richardson, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Cardinal, Pierre, butcher, St. Valier, St. Sauvenr. 
 Carey, Daniel, editor and proprietor of the Vindica' 
 
 tor (tri-weekly), 13 Mountain Hill, L. T. 
 Carey, J. T., proprietor Quet)ec Daily Mercury, 11 
 
 and 18 Fabrique, U. T. 
 Caron, Eli, general store, 28 Notre Dame, L. T. 
 Caron, L. B., M P.P., advocate, 59 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Caron, Hon R. E., commissiouer for codification of 
 
 laws, Ca^ouge.ft 
 Caron, Victor, hotel keeper, St. Paul, St. Rooh sub. 
 Caron, W., tinsmith, 29 St. John (without). 
 Carpentier, Hector, painter, 20 St. Nicholas, L. T. 
 Carpentier, Louis, roofer, 2'i Jer6me, St. Roch sub. 
 Carr, Jerry, tinsmith, Cul de Sao, L. T. 
 CARR, THOMAS, proprietor of the Mercantile Res- 
 taurant, 4 Sault au Matelot, L. T. (see card, 
 
 p. 586). 
 Carr, Wm , collector Quebec Gas Company. 
 Carragher, Mrs. P., proprietor Globe Hotel, Notre 
 
 Dame, corner Mountain Hill, L. T. 
 Carrier, J., furrier, &o., 9 Desfossus, St. Roch sub. 
 Carrier, J., boot and shoemaker, 86 Desfossus, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Carrier, Louis, ginger beer maker, 71 St. Olivier, 
 
 St. John sub. 
 Carrier, L., leather dealer 3-S Richardson, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Carrier, F. & Co , dry goods, 28 St. Joseph, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Cartwright, Joseph, cabinet maker, 37 St. John 
 
 (without). 
 Casault, H., bailiff of Recorder's Court. 
 CASAULT, LANG LOIS & AUGERS, advocates, 12 
 
 Buade. 
 CASEY & CO., auctioneers and general commission 
 
 merchants, Champlain Market Hall, L. T., and St. 
 
 John, U. T. (see card, p., 594). 
 Casgrain, P. B., advocate, and deputy P. S. C. Cir- 
 cuit Court, Court House. 
 CASSELS, R. S., manager '...^^ A Upper Canada, 
 
 corner St. Peter and St. Antoine. 
 CASSILS, WILLLIAM, superintendent of the east- 
 era division Montreal Telegraph Company, office 
 
 26 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Castonguay, T., photographic artist, rear 28 Craig, 
 
 St. Roch sub. 
 Castonguay, T. & Bro., grocers, 85 St. Joseph, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Catel'.ier & Dougal, dry goods, 19 Crown, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Cauchon, Guillaume, sausage maker, Jacques Car- 
 tier, St. Saveur. 
 Cauchon, L., blacksmith, 88 Richardson, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Caxton Mineral Water Depot, C. Hough, agent, 88 
 
 St, Ann, U. T. 
 Cazeau, C, 2ud landing waiter. Custom House. 
 Caieau, V , 2nd teller National Bank, St. Peter, L.T. 
 C6dras, Pierre, shoemaker, 44 Dej Prairies, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Chabot, AdolpUe, tobacconist, 17 St. Joseph, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 
 SOAP, CANDLE AND OIL WORKS, JOHN MATHEWSON & SON, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 432.) 
 
p, U. T. 
 Bt. Rooh sab. 
 implain, L. T. 
 lurgeoD, Uagot, St. 
 
 22 9t. George, St. 
 
 ayard, St, Snuvenr. 
 167 Richardson, St. 
 
 ftlier, St. Sauvcnr. 
 etor of the Kinrfica- 
 
 Hill, L. T. 
 
 Daily Mercury, 11 
 
 tre Damfi, L. T. 
 60 St. Peter, L. T. 
 ir for oodifioation of 
 
 Paul, St. Roch 8Qb. 
 D (without). 
 St. Nicholas, L. T. 
 rdme, St. Roch sub. 
 lO, L. T. 
 
 tho Mercantile Res- 
 L. T. (see card, 
 
 8 Company. 
 
 Globe Hotel, Notre 
 
 I,. T. 
 
 oases, St. Roch sub. 
 
 ', 86 Desfoss^s, St. 
 
 ker, 71 St. Olivier, 
 
 ichardson, St. Rooh 
 
 28 St. Joseph, St. 
 
 iker, 37 St. John 
 
 Court. 
 £KS, advocates, 12 
 
 general commission 
 Hall, L. T.,andSt. 
 
 eputy P. S. C. Cir- 
 
 f Uppor Canada, 
 ae. 
 
 endent of the east- 
 ph Company, office 
 
 tist, rear 28 Craig, 
 
 85 St. Joseph, St. 
 
 9 Crown, St. Roch 
 
 kker, Jacques Car- 
 
 bardson, St. Roch 
 
 Hough, agent, 88 
 
 !ustora House, 
 nk, St. Peter, L.T. 
 Dej Prairies, St. 
 
 17 St. Joseph, St. 
 
 ee Card, p. 432.) 
 
 QUEBEC. 
 
 697 
 
 Chabot, F., clothing store, 30 Notre Dame, L. T. 
 Chabot, a. M., grocer, 29 Craig. St. Kuch sub. 
 Chabot, George M., watchmaker, 29 Craig, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Chabot, Honor/!, blacksmith, Napoleon, comer Al 
 
 bert, St. Sauveur. 
 Chabot, Peter, dealer in dry goo<{d, clcthii'^, ha>j, 
 
 caps, &c., 9 and 10 Notre Dame, L. T. 
 Chalifour, J., baker, 14 St. Genevieve, St. Johi. sub 
 Chalmers, James, proprietor Mu«ic Hall iJiloon, 17 
 
 St. Lewis U. T. 
 Chamberland, Charles, shoemaker, Metcal'e, ^t. 
 
 Sauveur. 
 
 D., shoemaker, Hermine, St. Sau- 
 
 Edouard, carver, 93 Dosfosses, St 
 Joseph, shoemaker, 42 Crown, St 
 
 Chamberland, 
 
 yeur, 
 Chamberland, 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Chamberland, 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Chamberland, L^on, shoemaker, 116 St. Joseph, St 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Chamberlin, C, clerk Post Office, Buade U. T. 
 Chambers, Robert, advocate, 6 Church, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Chambers, W., tavern keeper, 40 Little Champlain, 
 
 L. T. 
 Chantal, Pierre, butcher, 4 Nelson, St. Roch sub. 
 Chaperon, Louis, physician, 8 Craig, St. Koch sub. 
 Chaperon, Mrs. L. T., hardware, 8 Craig, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Chapman, Thomas H., secretary St. Lawrence 
 
 Warehouse Docks and Wharfage Company, Moun- 
 tain Hill, L T. 
 Charest, David, grocer, Craig, St. Roch sub. 
 Charost, Joseph, saddler, Craig, St. Roch sub. 
 Charest, Rev. Zepherin, curate St. Rooh's Church, 
 
 St. Joseph, St. Roch sub. 
 Cfaarland, Wm., grocer, 79 Commissioners, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Charlton, Edward J., lumber merchant, 6J Church, 
 
 St. Rooh sub. 
 Charlton, P. J., advocate, St. Peter, L. T. 
 Charlton, Paul L., broker, 6 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Chartrain, Jacques, cabinet maker, 49| St. Marga- 
 ret, St. Roch sub. 
 Chartrain, Louis, watchmaker, 45 St. Margaret, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Chartrain, Wra., proprietor London Coffee House, 
 
 35 Cul de Sac, L. T. 
 Chartr6, Pierre, butcher, St Valier, St. Sauveur. 
 Chartr^, Zdpherin, tinsmith, 5 St. John (without). 
 Chateauvert, Charles, blacksmith, 4 St. George, St. 
 
 John sub. 
 Chateauvert, Pierre, mason, 87 St. Joachim, St. 
 
 Lewis sub. 
 Chatigny, Mrs. P., dry goods, 18 St. Paul, L. T. 
 Chatigay, Pierre, grocer, Finlay Market Place. 
 CHERRIER, G. H., editor, publinher and proprie- 
 tor of Quebec directory, 2} Des Praries, St. Roch 
 
 Bub. 
 Chesley, Edward J., broker, 13 Garden, U. T. 
 Chessar, Wm., carpenter, 8 Garden, U. T. 
 Chevret, Francois, roofer, 86 Arago, St. Roch sub. 
 Chevret, Frs., upholsterer, 61 Arago, St. Roch sub. 
 Childs, John, notary, 6 Abraham Hill, St. Roch sub. 
 CHINIC, EUGENE, president and director of the 
 
 National Bank, office, St. Peter, L. T. 
 Chinio & Methot, hardware merchants, 4 i St. Peter, 
 
 L. T. 
 Chink, Francois, dry goods. 22 St. Famille, U. T. 
 Chouinard, N., grocer, 69 St. Olivier, St John sub. 
 Chouinard & Poir, grocers, 59 St. Peter, L. T. 
 
 Chretien, P., dry goods, Ao , 35 8t John (without). 
 Christie, Joseph, painter, 9 St. Gabriel, St. Lewis 
 
 sub. 
 Chronicle (The), daily and weekly, J. J. Foote, pro- 
 prietor, foot MounUin Hill, L. T. 
 Cinqmars, Charles, notary public, Buade, near Port 
 
 Dauphin. 
 City Kank of Montreal, Daniel McGee, agent, 42 
 
 St. Peter, L T. 
 City Building Society, .Taranf! Macnidor, secretary 
 
 and treasurer, Fort, corner Buade, V. T. 
 Civil Service Board, St. George's Hotel, Place 
 
 d'Armes, U. T. 
 Claise, Joan, baker, St. Valier, St Sauvier. 
 CInise, Napoleon, bak'. :, 26} Notre Djme des Anges, 
 
 St. Roch sub. 
 Cloncy, Boyce, shoemaker, 14 St. Charles, L. T. 
 Claphan, ,1. G., notary public and vice-president of 
 
 Quebec Fire Assurance Co., office, 12 St Peter, 
 
 L. T. 
 Clark, Mrs. L., tmder, Champlain, L. T. 
 Clark, Rev. Wm. B., Free Church, 41 St Genevieve 
 
 Cape. 
 Clarke, John, shoemaker, 39 St Eustachc, St. 
 
 Lewis «iub. 
 Clavet, Charles, cabinet maker, 32 St. Joachim, 
 
 St. Lewis sub. 
 Clavet, F., butcher, 68 Prince Edward, St. Roch sub. 
 C'lvet, Wm., butcher, 71 Artillery, St. Lewis sub. 
 Clich' Frs., grocer, 26 Prince Edward, St Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Clifford, J., shoemaker, 14 St Julia, St. Lewis sub. 
 Clint, J. H , lumber merchant CO St. Paul, L, T. 
 Clint, J. H., trustee Quebec Provident and Savings 
 
 Bank, 7 St. Lewis, U. T. 
 Cloutier, Edouard, grocer, Napolvon, corner Victoria, 
 
 St. Sauveur. 
 Cloutier, Jean, blacksmith, 36 Commissioner, St. 
 
 Koch sub. 
 Cloutier, Joseph, butcher, 16 Arago, St. Roch sub. 
 Cloutier, Jules, cabinet maker, 20 St. Gabriel, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Cluney, L., shoemaker, 39 St. Eustache, St. Lewis 
 
 sub. 
 Cobell, John, blacksmith, 45 St. Paul, L. T. 
 Cochrane, Thomas, shoemaker, 63 St. Paul, L. T. 
 Cooker, Charles R., surveyor to Lloyd's Register of 
 
 Shipping 165 St John (without^. 
 Cole, Benjamin, furniture, &c., 13 k 14 St Stanislas, 
 
 U. T. 
 Cole, Wm., paper warehouse, 38 St Paul. L. T. 
 Colfer, George W., advocate, 18 St Lewis, U. T. 
 Coley, George, clerk to the Surveyor, Custom House. 
 Collins, Michael, tavern keeper, 46 St Lewis, U. T. 
 Colonial Life Assurance Company, A. J. Maxham, 
 
 agent, 8 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Colston, J., commissariat store keeper, 19 Little St 
 
 Ann, U. T. 
 Colville, James, flour and feed store, 23 St John 
 
 (withont). 
 COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT, Donald Norman, 
 
 proprietor, 1 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Condon, Richard, shoemaker, 31 Little Champlain, 
 
 L. T. 
 Connelly, Mrs , Restaurant 6 Dalhousie, L. T. 
 Connolly, Edward, shoemaker, 18J St. Francois, St 
 
 Rooh sub. 
 Connolly, Miss Mary, milliner, 13 Couillard, U. T. 
 Connolly, M. & Co., flour, grain and provision mer- 
 chants. St Antoine, Connolly's Wharf, L. T. 
 Connolly & Co , flour and provision merchants, 
 
 Hunt's Wharf, L. T. 
 
 TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, WEST, BROTHERS, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 470.) 
 
598 
 
 QUEBEC. 
 
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 UPHOLSTERER & UNDERTAKER, 
 
 i%o.3H, !^T. PAiii. mtri:kt, i.owi:r towiv, 
 
 or RVRRV DRSORIPTION 0?l HAND, ANDMADR TO ORDRR 
 
 ANI> 
 
 GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, 
 
 QXJEl^KO. 
 
 17 PAIiACG $$TRKKT, UPPER TOWJV, 
 
 Hot, Cold and Shower BATHS, with BABBEB attached to Establishment. 
 
 J. Z>. GI-ElZi3'X>Xl.C>Iia', 
 
 AND mPOB fKR AHIk DEAI.RH IN AI,t KINDS OF 
 
 No. 9, ST. JOHN STBEET, U. T., QUEBEC. 
 
 W. C. OHEWETT A Co., BOOlviSELLEKS AND PRINTERS, KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 
mm. 
 
 gUKBKO. 
 
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 itablishment. 
 
 iTO. 
 
 , TORONTO. 
 
 Consfillor, nimriM, roofur, footn»ron, Ht. Roeh aiih, Courc/, KiIoukH, iiho«nftk«r, rhennat, 
 ConKiaiiy, NIi^IikIm, blBokHinilb, 2(1^ Hi. URbrial, 8t. I'vtar, Mi. SmiTcur. 
 
 509 
 
 oornur HI. 
 
 ConxiKoy. Ni<^lic<lM, blBOkHiDilb, 2(1^ 
 
 Koch iub. 
 (tunaUnliii, A . Rrooor, 2ti Kialimnnd, Ht. John mib. 
 CuniUntlii, K'liiuiird, grcKMr, IUk<>1, ooruar Viotorik, 
 
 Rt. Sniivuiii' 
 Coniitnnti". LoiiiM, Kroocr, lOU^iliKitj, Bt. Jnlin mih. 
 Convi-v, Wm., grnowitn, Wiiiaa itiid liqitom, I Ml. 
 
 |'»ul, L. T. 
 ConWkJi John, liutchar, 40 Ht. V«ll«ir, Mt. Rooli nuU. 
 Conway, Wni., Hhoeinakar, 21 Mttin ('li»iii|i!»in, 
 
 L. T 
 Cuuk, (leorga, Ken., lookaniltli, Id Crnig, 8t. Kooh 
 
 ■uh. 
 Cook, .lohn v., rlark Riipnriulenilunl ('ullar'a office, 
 
 Hftult III) Miitnlot, I.. T. 
 Coollnnii. .liim<'-<, Olobe dotal, 71 8k. I'auI, L. T. 
 Conuitio T. &<'ii , bookNcllera, otatioiifrit, newi<luiil- 
 
 «rN, ka., H Ht. .John, V T. 
 Cnoper, Jobn, urooery, \Hi\ ('liimipUin, Ij. T. 
 Co|ittti)nn, Jan., cunreoliunor, -i UiRbelien, Ht. Juhti 
 
 sub. 
 Corivoftu, Ktianno, groor, Ui. Vallar, HI. Snuveu . 
 
 '.arn««H Mid 
 
 'U:il(.«i', 
 
 Cornoil, ('hurlim, Httdill 
 
 18 Ht. .lolin, U. T 
 Cornuil, Hiinuici, piiiiitnr an<l drni. ' in (., .;!«r iiiinjj- 
 
 iiigc, Ac, corner Ht. .lohii ii'nl Ht. Av.jii'!.-. U. T 
 OorporBtioii IMol'ii OlFioo, TbuiiiikM H lyni'jur. prom- 
 dent, Arthur, U. T. 
 CorrigR", .Min«('iahorine, drestimal«,r, '4 8t. A-jj ,t- 
 
 thi, Ht. l.ow'iH Hub. 
 CoBtln, KeriliiiBud, bowling Bailor,, ■" Piiuli. ^a M(t- 
 
 tolot, L. T. 
 C<W, Auguttiii, oilitor an 1 yiropritt;': /w JjjTnni tU 
 
 Qmbta, I'ort Dauphin, V '•' 
 CjMs a. K.,dry goodn, Pi Viillvr lit Hauvna: 
 (!f\t6, Anloinc, agent, 1 lliilnir, Ht. RrKjli Buh 
 CotA, AugiiHtin, grocer, Hnynrd, .St. .'miuvcit. 
 C<M^', Auguiitiii, proprietor Lt Joifi U rfi t^uflt 
 
 Ulook, Nulro Darno Rampart, )■. T. 
 CfM, Kordinaiid, dry gotidM, A2 <'riug, H( Ror'., ' .-b. 
 Coti% Fraiii,'()iH, black«iiiith, 104 H!o)ikr«<Hr.u, c'x. 
 
 Roob mib. 
 C(W), .loM., boot and shoemaker, W.t^ i;)e»foiii'^i», fit. 
 
 Roch .sub. 
 CcMc, Joseph, Nhoemakor. 18 Little Chrnplniu, l '.'. 
 CAt^^', L. A., dry goods, 24 Craig, Ht. R.^;i, bub. 
 C<^t<'s l.ouis, butcher, S Finlay Market I'laoo, I.. T 
 C6t6, Michel, butcher, 4 HI. Michael, St. Lewis sub. 
 Cf)U', N., cabinetmaker, 4(1^ Ht. Jnhn (wit.Soul). 
 COTlt. OLIVIKU, furrier, dealer in shipping fure, 
 
 Indian work, Ac, Uuuoral Vi olff'j oorntr, iJ. 1 
 
 (see card, p. G'.IH). 
 Coti'-, Raphael, tavern keepf ' Vs 'lul 'le Han, L. T. 
 Cote, H., butcher, (!haniphii n ^.isr'iot 
 CiitA, Sylla, boot ancl shoera -kt, ^4 ('(mjU'iih', V. T. 
 C6t6, Tblasphorc, blaclismitii 6' tiodU, St, lji,-<»u 
 
 ■ub. 
 C<it6 & Couture, d'y g-ndg, 'iA) Crown, S^. Rojhsub. 
 Coughlai), L. H., OH"nt maker, 10 8t. George, Ht. 
 
 John sub 
 Coulom*' ■ Fabicn, flour dealer, Notre Dame, cor- 
 ner (Mianiphiiii Market Place. 
 {Jotil ><.>>)«, Francois, blaokumitb, 119 lUobardaon, 
 
 St. Roch tiub. 
 Coalombe, Octavo, bltokamlth, 144 King, Ht. Roch 
 
 Bub. 
 Counihan, Mrs. James, tavern keeper, 12 Cul do 
 
 Sac, I,. T. 
 Coupor, Win , naturalist, Morrin's Ooll<>^o, warden, 
 
 corner Ht. Lewis. U. T. 
 Couroy, Edou. , blacksmith, 1 Targeon, St. Rooh Bub. 
 
 COIIRRIKR till t:ANAI)A (LeK L. Itroaseau, prop , 
 
 7 lluade, V. T. (xoe osrd, p. r.HH y 
 Courtne/, ,1., musician, it Ht James, Ht. Lewi* sub. 
 (Courtney, R. J., halliir'if Recorder's Court 
 Couture, Jean, farrior, .'.1 Ht Olirier, Ht. Jnhu sub. 
 Couluie, .leitn, rnor«r, 14 Turgenn, Ht. Rocli nub. 
 ('iMiture, .lean, Nhoeinaker, lO'l Richanlson, St. 
 
 Rii(!h Null 
 (/Muturu, Mrs. |'., milliner and drrssmakar, 0) HI. 
 
 Jiihn (wllliiiut). 
 t'oulurii, I'nul, boot and Mhoemakwr, 14 St. John 
 
 (without). 
 (.'oTouey, Kdward, groeer, Hoott, corner Artillery, 
 
 Ht fj«wis suh. 
 Cureney, William, potash maaafuclurer, 14 Crown, 
 
 Ht Korh sub. 
 Cowan, JdifMph, upholsterer, IH Hi. <l«orga, St. 
 
 John nub. 
 (.'owaii, fbonias, boot and shoemaker, 21 Ht. John, 
 
 ; T. 
 
 C't 'I'.O THOMAS, nmnurnrturer and dealer In 
 r n.fur(», .'IH Ht. I'aul, I,. T. (sfo card, p. 51)flV 
 
 '■'r-. ,l'or>l, Wni., eominission and coal merchant, 'ili 
 HI. Antoine, L. T. 
 
 Ccfima^ie, linqiies, recorder, LI, I) , Si. Lewis, V. T. 
 
 Orepeau, 't'li'.-.v, lumber merchant, 41 Ht. Ann, Hi. 
 Roftii -ftib. 
 
 Cr^iio, .*.'.■«* N , dry gf>o»i9 IJolsfe'iu, Ht. Haiiveur. 
 
 Cvevi* •■ T, i:i'i»tifr deal. (; 7 r'.iilny Market I'lace. 
 
 i'i'-.it\.> iiihii T., paifitor, '■i>j Rmhulieu, Ht. John 
 
 Cr.wi, lS;n,, i,i:a"k-irUi., I? D'Arligny, HI. r<«wl« 
 
 ^:.t■Jlln■^ Ki'i'-Mii, g'^Mvr, 141 Ht. Valiar, St Ro«h 
 
 1 •Votva:, M , :ihoemaV('-.', 'i? .■u^'i. -.'t. Roch sub. 
 7 I Croucli, /)a«id if., -.k'r'.^.V. ■ i»;'.'.l'.i. North Amorio* 
 
 I ('r,-rn Liin'<,'; |tfi)aiim<7ut. i\'n. Wm. Mucdougall, 
 
 I c m^lli^l .htr, old i''ba{eii>> .U. Lewis, I'laoe 
 
 I dAriiCH, 1:. I. 
 
 I '"'ulliiii, Mioli.iel, groef " ' .'aij?, Ht. Roch sub. 
 
 I Cu \iiiiii*, .(iirvic, I 0''j,isl.e- V'»4 ''Inniplain, L. T. 
 
 Ctimtiiirn, I'fiifc', l.'l«o-,):«riiiiil., ii Hi. Joseph, V. T. 
 ! Crir'i':3,-,.j >'iH., (;:'0C' T '.''. ;■ Aiguilloh, Ht. .lohn sab. 
 j C.fTf, "ifffc, hi oefiii'Uvf?, 14 ll<^lair, ,St Uoch sub. 
 ' ^x't'tt, ?ii;/i<.ii. '.afrtc-. kaeper, U3 Ht. KaslMhe, St. 
 ! l,i"hH\i. 
 I liagitKi It.) Or(^oir«, butcher, 5j( Church, Ht. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 I Daigle, ' I erlii.- . ;(rooer, Hermine, corner Sauvageao, 
 
 Ht. iSiiuieur. 
 \ nai^le, E., public crier, 1)^ Arago, Ht. Roch suh. 
 I LUIkin, H. S., lumber broker, fi Daltiousie, L. T. 
 
 Dallori, .J., grooer, I'.tfi (Ihamplain, L. T 
 ' Daly, 1', hotel keeper, \f> St. Antoine, ,<. T. 
 Daly k Co., wholesale gronarB and doalu -s ia mtrlne 
 
 stores, .^8 fit. Peter, 1. T. 
 Daniel, N., cabinet maker, 2t Ht. Heler , St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Darlington, J., merchant tailor, corner Jliiadg and 
 
 l>u Fort, U. T. 
 D' Armour, J. 0., advocate, Ht. Peter, L. T. 
 Darveaii, Krs., cabinet maker, '2 Abraham Hill, Ht. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Darvenu, Jacques, grooer, 2J Abraham FIlll, St. 
 
 Roch Huli. 
 Darveau, Joseph, printer, fij Mountain Flill, L. T. 
 Darveau, Louis M , notary public, editor and propri- 
 etor of La Itrformf, 12 Ht. Ni. '. :1a-, L. T. 
 Darveau, T., butcher, 102 'i. vKit'.'. *t. Rooh sab. 
 
 WEST, BB0THEE8, TOBACCO WAEEIIOUSE, MONTREAL. (fej« Cfcrc*. p. *'iiK) 
 
600 
 
 QUEBEC. 
 
 |H|p 
 
 Vnif 
 
 •!S! 
 
 Kli; 
 
 ST. JOHCrC STREET, U. T., 
 
 4 
 
 J 4i 
 
 TDIS nOTIL IS CGITRALLY LOCATED 
 
 IlSr THE UPPER TO^vV^IST, 
 
 AND 
 
 Cflnbenicut for l|t CDititncrcial ^ (^ng!is| Crakller. 
 
 11! 1 
 
 J- ■ - ' 
 
 W n 
 
 IT cos.a:siXA,rTr>s ja-ir fa.« tkb 
 
 PLEISINTBST LOClTiON OF INV HOTEL IN THE ClTf. 
 
 •» ■> ? J I * t«r*<"*-^ * ■ • 
 
 NO PAINS WILL BE SPARED BY THE PROPRIETOR 
 
 TO RENDER IT IN EVERY RESPECT SECOND TO NONE IN CANADA. 
 
 M. DEXTER, 
 
 W. C. OHEWETT A CO., PRINTERS. BOOKSELLERS, Ac, KINO STREET EAST, TORONTO. 
 
 I 
 
QUEBEC. 
 
 601 
 
 U. T., 
 
 ^- 
 
 ?^, 
 
 rabtller. 
 
 IB CITY. 
 
 
 \ CANADA. 
 
 BTOR. 
 
 ', TORONTO. 
 
 DusyWk, Antoine, sen., shoemaker, 86 St. Qsbriel, 
 
 St. Rooh sub. 
 Dassylva, ADtotne, jun., Bhoemaker, 37 St. Qabriol, 
 
 St. Rooh Bub. 
 Daseylva, Polyoarpe, grooer, &o., 89 DeifoBs^s, St. 
 
 Roch Sttb. 
 DsBsylva, P., cabinet maker, St. Joseph, St. Saureur. 
 Davidson, David, painter, 19 St. Joseph, St. Roch 
 
 sab. 
 Davidson, John, baker, 82} Fleurie, St. Roch sub. 
 Davis, James, butcher, 137 Champlain, L. T. 
 Davis, Nathaniel, shoemaker, 19 Soott, St.^Lewis 
 
 sub. 
 Davis, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 40 St. John, 
 
 U. T. 
 Davis, Thomas, conf^-tioner, 15J St. Joseph, St. 
 
 Koch sub. 
 Davis. Wm., confectiouer, St. Francois, cor. Church, 
 
 St. Rooh sub. 
 Davre & Jarvis, sail makers, 7 Arthur, L. T. 
 DAWSON, J. T., (Middeton & Co.,) residence St. 
 
 Lewis, corner St. Ursule, li T. 
 Dawsou, 8. J., uliip Hmith, 126 Champlain, L. T. 
 Deblois, £. Joseph, advocate, 15 St. Flavien, U. T. 
 Deblois, Fran(;oi.s, dry goods, 18 St. John (without). 
 Deblois, Joachim, grocer, 83 St. Joseph, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Deblot, Pierre, butcher, Hormino, St. Sauveur. 
 De Cb^ne, George Miville, advocate, 28 Buade, 
 
 U T. 
 De Derky, F. F., physician, 12 St. Lewis U. T. 
 DeFoy, E , clerk, office Provincial Steamers. 
 DeFoy, J. £., hardware merchant, 6 St. Nicholas, 
 
 L. T. 
 Deguise, Joseph, ginger beer maker, Albert, St. 
 
 Sauveur. 
 Deguise & Roy, dry goods, 47 Craig, St Roch sub. 
 Del&ge, IgDuce, baker, Napoluou, oorne> \.lbcrt, St. 
 
 Sauveur. 
 Delftge, J. n., notary, 15 Craig, St. Rocb sub. 
 Delagravo, Cyrillc, advocate, 8 Mount '^armol U. T. 
 Delabayo, K., watchmaker and jeweller, \.t\ St. 
 
 John (without). 
 Delamare, Bruno, butcher, 26 St. Dominique, St. 
 
 Booh sub. 
 Delamare, Kivm., merchant, 15 St. Qenev!6ve, Cape. 
 Delaney J., saloon kei-per, Garden, U. T. 
 Delaney, James, butcher, Champlain Market. L. T. 
 Delaney, John, dry goods, &o., 10 Garden, U. T. 
 Delaney, Thomas, butcher, Champlain Market, L.T. 
 Delisle, Franyois, shoemaker, 'l%\ Richmond, St. 
 
 John sub. 
 Delisle, Joseph, shoemaker, 57 St. Olivier, St John 
 
 sub. 
 DELOIIIER, , tinsmith, plumber and gas fitter, .S5 
 
 St. John (without), (see card, p. 594). 
 Deloricr, Miss Sarah, milliner, 8 St. Joseph, St. 
 
 John sub. 
 Demers, Joseph, tavern keeper, Sous le Fort, L. T. 
 Demers, Jos., shoomalcer, 2'.l Desfossi^s St. Rooh sub. 
 
 aenevi(>ve, St. Lewis sub. 
 Denis & Lortie, painters and paper hangers, 24 St. 
 Deniss, Daniel J., grocer, St. Valier, St. Sauveur. 
 Deniss, Peter, grocer, 59J St. Peter, L. T. 
 ^'^naty, N., potash maker, Sauvageau, St. Sauveur. 
 D#r at of models of inventions patented in Canada, 
 
 J8 St. Ann, U, T 
 jatffbiie, Charles, carpenter and Joiner, 10 St. 
 
 SUnislas, U. T. 
 Dt^roche, N., cabinet maker, 44 St. John (without^ 
 Mroche, Thuophile, shoemaker, 12 Soott, St.. Lewis 
 
 sub. 
 
 Derome, Artoine, painter, 4 Caron, St. Roch sub. 
 Derome, Ferd, musician, 91 St. Joseph, St. Roch sab. 
 Derouin, F., block maker, 57 St. Paul, L. T. 
 Derouin, Jacques, grocer, '21 St. Antoine, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Derouin, Joseph, lumber merchant, 140 St. Fran- 
 
 i;oi8, St Koch sub. 
 Derouselle, Frs., ho;el keeper, 21 Henderson, L. T. 
 D^ry, Cumille, hotel keeper, 31 D'Aiguillon, St. 
 
 John sub. 
 D^ry, F. X., tinsmith, St. George, St. John rob. 
 DCtry, Jean, hotel keeper, ('bamplain. Market Place. 
 D6ry, Joseph, grocer and liquor dealer, 87 1 Craig, 
 
 St. Koch sub. 
 D^ry, Thomas, tavern keeper, 19 Henderson, L. T. 
 Desbaratt, G. & G. E., Queen's Printers, St. Add, 
 
 corner Garden, LT. T. 
 Desbarats & (Cameron, Queen's Printers, St. Ann, 
 
 corner Ganlen, U. T. 
 Deslauerier, T., tailor, Desfoss/ts, St. Rooh sab. 
 Desroches, N., cabinet maker, 44 St. John (with- 
 out), 
 Deusalt, Fran(;ois, boot and shoemaker, 86} St. 
 
 John (without). 
 DE WOLF, JOHN C, ship broker and general oom- 
 
 mission merchant, St. Peter, L. T. (see card, p. 
 
 698). 
 DEXTER, M., proprietor Dexter's Hotel, Couil- 
 
 lard, corner St. John, U. T. (see card, p. 600). 
 DEXTER'S HOTEL, M. Dexter, proprietor, Couil- 
 
 lard, corner St. John, U. T. (see card, p. COO). 
 Dick, Paul, grooer, Sauvaugeau, St. Sauveur. 
 Dickinson, \Villlam, music teachor, 18 St. Angt^Ie, 
 
 IJ. T. 
 Dickson, George, restaurant, 18 Cul de Sae, L. T. 
 Dinning, James, butcher, St. Antoine, corner St. 
 
 Peter, L. T. 
 Dinning, Htr^ry & Co., ship builders. Cape CoTO 
 
 and Diamond Harbour, 402 Champlain, L. T. 
 Dion, Christopher, wholesale and retail dealer in 
 
 leather findings, &o., 54 Ht. Peter, L. T. 
 Dion, David, baker, 1 Church, St. Roch sub. 
 Dion, Edouard, shoemaker, 1 St. Genevit^ve, St 
 
 John sub. 
 Dion, F.tienne, blacksmith, St. Valier, St Sauveur. 
 Dion, George, jeweller, 16 Mountain Hill, L. T. 
 Dion, Jacques, sausage maker, St. Ours, St. Sau-> 
 
 veur. 
 Dion, J. Bte., ship builder, 70 Desfosstts, St. Rooh 
 
 sub. 
 Dion, Joseph, baker, 58 Desfossf'^s, St. Rooh sub. 
 Dion, Joseph, dry goods merchant, 16 Mountain 
 
 Hill, L. T. 
 Dion, Narcisse, grocer, St. Valier, St. Sauveur. 
 Dion, Thos., cabinet maker, St. Peter, St. Sauveur. 
 Dion & Dubeau, grocers, 27 Oown, St. Rooh sub. 
 Dionno, Fortune, dry goods, 15 Mountain Hill, L, T. 
 Dixon, George, Grand Trunk Restaurant, Cul de 
 
 Sao, L. T. 
 Dobell, R. R., timber merchant, St. Peter, oorner 
 
 St. Paul, L. T. 
 Dodd, Edward, general merchant, 03 Chauaplain, 
 
 L. T. 
 Dogherty, Thomas, baker, 175 Champlain, L. T. 
 Dolan & Manuey, shoemakers, 11 Sault au Matelot, 
 
 L. T. 
 Dompierro, Basile, baker, 2 St. Auaalme, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Donoghue, Michsel, shoemaker, 8 St. Dominique, 
 
 St. Roch sub. 
 Donoghue & Kelly, printers and publishers, Quebec 
 
 Daily Nem, 8 St. Autoine, L. T. 
 
 BCOTTISH PilOVINCIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY. (See Card, p. 446.) 
 
W2 
 
 QUEBEC. 
 
 m i 
 
 Mil ■■, 
 
 Donohue, Miss Ellie, dry goods, 14 St. John (with- 
 out). 
 DONOHUE, JOHN, editor of DaU^ Newt, office 8 
 
 St. Aotoine. 
 Donovan, Deaia 0., grocer, St. Josepta, St. SauTeur. 
 Doran, Edward k Son, butoborB, 8 St. Antoine, L. T. 
 Dorao, I'atrick, butcher, 82 King, St. Rooh sub. 
 Doran, Wm., butcher, 8 St. Peter, St. Koch nub. 
 Dor^, Frederioli. J., cleric Emigration Department, 
 
 Cul Je Sac, L. T. 
 Dorie, H. N., carpenter, 22 St. John (without). 
 Dorion, leaao, builder, 86 St. Valier, St. Roch sub. 
 Dorion, Isaac, planning mill and lumber merchant, 
 
 Craig, St. Rooh sub. 
 Dorion, L. E., book keeper, City Treasurer's office, 
 
 City Hall. 
 Dorval, Auguste, taTcra keeper.Jie Richelieu, St 
 
 John Bub. 
 Dostie, EJouard, grocer, St. Joseph, "corner Craig, 
 
 St. Rooh Bub. 
 Dostie, F. X., baker, 87} St. Joseph, St. Rooh sub. 
 Douglas, George M., medical superintendent and 
 
 superintendnat of emigration, Old Custom House, 
 
 Cul do Sue, L. T. 
 Douglas, James, accountant, Bank c f Upper Canada. 
 Doyle, Wm., bUcksmith, 209 Champlain, L. T. 
 Doyle, J. II., notary public, 20 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Dredge, F. C, bookbinder, 11 Garden, U. T. 
 Driscoll, P., livery stable keeper, 25 St. Lewis, U. T. 
 Drolate & Safson, butchers, Champlain Market, L. T. 
 Drolet, Anselme, butcher, 39 Coteau, St. Roch Bub. 
 Drolet, Antoine, grocer, Metcalfe, corner Victoria, 
 
 St. Sauveur. 
 Drolet, diaries, butcher. Bayard, St. Sauveur. 
 Drolet, Cbas., butcher, Champlain Market, L. T. 
 Drolet, 0., tinner, 16 Craig, St Roch sub. 
 Drolet, Frs., grooer, 40 D'Aiguillon, St. John snb. 
 Drolet, Ignace, grooer, 88 St. Joseph, St. Roch sub. 
 Drolet, Joseph, grooer, 42 St George, St John sub. 
 Drolet, LouiH, baker, 37 D'Aiguillon, St. John sub. 
 Drolet, N., tailor, 49 St John (without). 
 Drolet, O., grain merchant, 27 St John (without). 
 Drolet, Mrs. P., tavern keeper, 6 St. Roch, St Roch 
 
 snb. 
 Drolet Raymvnd, hotel keeper, 9} St. Augustin, St. 
 
 John sub. 
 Drolet, Stanislas, grocer, 88 St. John (without). 
 Dunn, Wm., chair and cabinet steam factory, 103 
 
 St Paul, L. T. 
 DubtS Alexander, grooer, OS Commissioners, 8t 
 
 Koch sub. 
 Dulx's Josoph, aaloon keeper, 23 J St. John, U. T. 
 Dub^, Mrs., milliner, 8 Champlain Stairs, L. T. 
 Dubcau, Michel, grooer, 34 Notre Dame dun Anges, 
 
 St. Rooh sub. 
 Dubeau, Pierre, shoemakor, 2 St Gabriel, St. Rooh 
 
 sub. 
 Dubois, Louis, baker, 44 Nouvolle, St. Lewis sub. 
 Dubois, L'uis, butoher, 7 Alfred, St. Rooh sub. 
 Dubord, N., tobacconist, 88} St John (without). 
 Duohesaeaii, J. Ble., baker, 121 Richardson, St 
 
 Rooh Bub. 
 Ducbttsneau, Romi, blaokamitb, 26 Prinoe Edward, 
 
 St. Roo' sub. 
 Duir, MiMs M. E., hat and bonnet maker, 40 Soott, 
 
 St. Lewis sub. 
 Dufresne, J, B. R., deputy P. S. C. Circuit Court, 
 
 Court lIouHO. 
 Dufresne, Josnph, butohur, St Valier, S'. Sauveur. 
 Dufresne, P., butcher, Champlain Market. 
 Dtigal, Fraufois, blacksmith, 18 St. Gabriel, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 
 Dagal, Leiand, ship builder, 109 St. Joseph, St 
 
 Rooh sub. 
 Dugal, Pierre, currier, 8(5 Fleurie, St. Rooh sub. 
 DuKal, Rooh, chemist, 25 Crown, St Roch Kub. 
 Uugal, P. 0. & Frere, hatters and furriers, 24 St. 
 
 John, U. T. 
 Diigas, James, tavern, 4 Craig, St. Roch sub. 
 Doggan, Edward, clerk Sop. Culler's Oflice, SauU 
 
 au Matelot. 
 Duggan, W. E., advocate, C Parloir, U. T. 
 Duggan & Duggan, advocates, Parloir, corner St 
 
 Lewis, U. T. 
 Dumais, Julion, hotel kc-iper, Orleans Wharf, L. T. 
 Dumas, Franyois, hard« ire, 6 Desfosst^s, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Dumlin, L. B., ship chandler and grocer, block and 
 
 mast maker, 00 Champlain, L. T. 
 Dumontier, Plavien, butcher, ITermine, St. Sauveur. 
 Duncan, A., collector (jucbec Gas (Company. 
 Duudon, Thomas, butoher, 3 St. George, St Johu 
 
 Hub. 
 Dunham, Ouorgo, butcher, St Julia, comer St. 
 
 Augustin, St Lewis sub. 
 Dunlevie, Anthony, shoemaker, 3f) St Paul, L. T. 
 Dunn, Edward, shoemaker, 10 Little CImmpIain, 
 
 L. T. 
 Dunn, J., ship chandler, Champlain, L T. 
 Dunn, M., saloon, 187 Champlain, L. T. 
 DUNN, WM., cashier QuobPc Bank, St. Peter, L. T. 
 Dunn, J. & Son, soap makers, 13 St. Joseph, St 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Dunn & Home, lumber and general commissloa 
 
 merchants, 15 St Peter, L. T. 
 Dunsoomh, .1. W., collector of Customs, Office East 
 
 India Wharf, L. T. 
 Duplessis, T. C, 1st teller National Bank, St. Pct«r. 
 
 L. T. 
 Dupont, J. Ble., butcher, 13 Dorchester, St Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Dupuis, Thi las, grocer, Albert, corner Massue, St 
 
 Sauveur. 
 Duquet Cyril, watchmaker & jeweller, 1 Fabriquo, 
 
 U. T. 
 Duquet, Fran(;ois, grocer, 14 Desfossos, St. Roch 
 
 BUb. 
 
 Duquet J. N., editor and proprietor of Le Cana- 
 
 d\m (tri-weekly) 21 Mtiuntain Hill, L. T. 
 Duquet, Louis, blacksiu..u, 19 St Olivi r, St John 
 
 snb. 
 Durand, Louis, lumber merchant, foot St. Anselme, 
 
 St. Rooh sub 
 Duaault, Francois,' physician, 76 D'Aiguillon, St. 
 
 John sub. 
 DusauU, K., grocer, 00}, D'Aiguillon, St. John sub. 
 Dusault Frs., shoemaker, 36^ St. John (without). 
 Dusaiilt, John, tailor, 58 St. John (without). 
 Duval, E. H., ship broker and general commissloa 
 
 merchant, 26 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Duval, Hon. John F., judge. Court of Queen's 
 
 Bench, 28 St Lewis, U. T. 
 Dwyer, Patrick, grooer, 3 King, St. Rooh sub. 
 EADON, MOSES, clerk, 23 Di-sfossus, St Rooh 
 
 sub. 
 EADON, WILLI.AM & SON, Importers hnd whole- 
 sale dealers in hardware, 1 St. Nicholas, L. T. 
 
 (see card, p. (504), 
 EADON k (;0., manufacturers of fanning mills, 
 
 churns, wasbinij; maoblnes, mangles, pails, tubs, 
 
 soap boiCN, oundio boxes, &o., 1 Hi. Nicholas, L. 
 
 T. (see oar<l, p. 604). 
 F-oglo Life Insurnnce Company of London, W. C 
 
 (ienilerson, agent. Hunt's Wharf, L. T. 
 
 ADDISON AVERY, COMMISSION DEALER, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 874.) 
 
9 St. Joseph, St 
 
 , St. Rooh 8ub. 
 St. Rooh Hub. 
 1 furriers, 24 St. 
 
 . Roch sub. 
 
 ler's Oflioo, Sault 
 
 ir, U. T. 
 
 'arloir, corner St 
 
 3»ng Wharf, L. T, 
 sfnsiit^s, St. Rooh 
 
 Urocer, block and 
 
 C. 
 
 nine, St. Saureur. 
 
 Company. 
 
 Qeorge, St Jobu 
 
 'ulia, comer St 
 
 St. Paul, L. T. 
 >ittle Chumplain, 
 
 n, L T. 
 L. T. 
 
 :, St. Peter, L. T. 
 i St. Juai'ph, St 
 
 leral commission 
 
 toms, Office East 
 
 I Banlt, St. Peter, 
 
 bester, St. Rooh 
 
 trnur Massue, St 
 
 Her, 1 Fabrique, 
 
 fossos, St. Roch 
 
 tor of /><! Cana- 
 II. L. T. 
 Olivi r, St John 
 
 bot St. Anselme, 
 
 D'AiguiUon, St 
 
 in, St. .lohn sub. 
 John (without), 
 without). 
 Bral oommisition 
 
 inrt of Queen's 
 
 Rod) sub. 
 }SBU8, St Rooh 
 
 •tcrH hnd whole- 
 Nioholiw, L. T. 
 
 funning mills, 
 eIoh, (iiiilH, tubs, 
 Ht. Nicholas, L. 
 
 Lon.lnn, W. C 
 L. T. 
 
 QUEBEC. 
 
 60S 
 
 174.) 
 
 East Prof. Frederick, school teaobor, 1 D'Aateail, 
 U. T. 
 
 Eaton, Charles, uc.ifectioner, 52 Champlain, L. T. 
 Eaton, Henry, confectioner, 1 St. Paul, L. T. 
 EddlestoD, E.. grocer, ir>8t. Oabriel, St. Lewissub. 
 Ellis, Win., butcher, 101 Champlain, L. T. 
 Ellison & ("o., photographers, i^Oj Ht. .lohn, U. T. 
 Elson, Wm , Canada Gazette office, St. Ann, corner 
 
 Garden, U. T. 
 Ely, J. A , assistant cleric of Recorder's Court. 
 Emond, Alfred, grocer, (.' oi Krati^'ois, St. Roch sub. 
 Emond, Augustin, grocir, 3!' St Ann, St. Roch sub. 
 Emoud, Gervais, lumbei roc/chant, 10 Church, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Emond, J. Hte., baker, Boissean, St. Sau»eiir. 
 Emond, Jean, tareru keeper, IBS St. Vulier, St 
 
 Hoch Buh. 
 Emond, fiUc, hotel keeper, 7 St. Paul, L. T. 
 Emond, Paul, grocer, 28 Richmond. Ht. John sub. 
 .uuglish and Canadian .Mining (Jorapany, ottioe, (i 
 
 Ooweii'8 Ruildiugs, 8 Ht. Peter. L. T. 
 English, Joseph, confectioner, C} St .lulia, St 
 
 Lnwis Bub. 
 Evanturel, Ron. P., M. P. P., advocate, I llaldi- 
 
 mand, U. T. 
 Ewing, John, ujiholtiterer, 4 Prince Edward, St. 
 
 Roch Rub. 
 E*ecutiTe ('ouncil, Iloo. I. Thibaudeau, president, 
 
 St. (leorgo'H Hotel, Place d'Armes, U. T. 
 Pages, Niiroisse, aHsistant city clerk. City Hall. 
 Faguy, Augustin, hotel keeper, 65 U'Aiguillun, St. 
 
 John sub. 
 Fahey, Patrick, grooer, S* .*mable, corner St 
 
 Croix, St. Lewis sub. 
 Fahuy, Pester, grocer, '!', Ht. .lulia, St. Lewis Hub. 
 Fahey, Thomas, grocer and ship chandler, 4 Cul do 
 
 Sac, L. T. 
 Falardeau, P., boots and shoes, 21 Uosfoss^, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Falardeau, .)., cabinet makcir, 60 St Jubn (without). 
 Falardeau, Louis, baker, 48 Crown, St. Roch sub. 
 Falardeau, Louis, notary, Parent, St. Saureur. 
 Falok, J., tailor, 4 Little t'hamplain Stairs. 
 Falkenbcrg, Alfred, consul for British North Ame- 
 rican Provinces, of Sweden and Norway, 41 St 
 
 Peter, L. T. 
 Falkenbcrg & McBlain, ship brokers and oommis- 
 
 gion merchants, 40 Ht. Peter, L. T. 
 Fanning J. A., ship chandler, 101 Champlain, L. T. 
 Faribault, G. B., advocate, 4 Des Carriures, U. T. 
 Farquhar, Mrs. W., dealer in second band furniture, 
 
 8 St John (without). 
 Farri.'1l, Thomas, blacksmith, 107 Champlain I.. T. 
 Faucher de 8i. Maurice, N. H. B., 23 St. Peter, 
 
 L. T. 
 Fausetto, P., grocer, Champlain, L. T. 
 Fassoi), Charles, phyHician, Richmond Square. 
 Fecteau, Orogoire, tinsmith, Parent, cor. St. Joseph, 
 
 St. Sauvcur. 
 Fecteau, Marcelin, tinsmith, Parent, corner St. 
 
 Joseph, St. Sauvcur. 
 Filion, Elz6ar, shoemakor, Urt King, St. Rooh sub. 
 Finn, Thomas, shoemaker, \\\^ St. Olivier, St John 
 
 ■ub. 
 Finnerty, Edward, shoomaVcr, 10 Nouvelle, St. 
 
 Lewis sub. 
 Fiset, R., Deputy P. 8. 0. and C. C. C. Court I!ouso. 
 Fiset, .loan, blaokumilh, 2'.> St. Olivier, St. John sub. 
 Fiset, Joseph, ahuHmakur, 6U St. Gabriel, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Fiset, Louis, advocate, 2 Petit Richmond, St. John 
 
 Mb. 
 
 Plset, L. J. 0., prolhonotary office. Court House. 
 Fisher, John, exchange broker, 8S St. Peter, L. T. 
 Fisher, Samuel, saddler, .'12 St. Julia, St Luwissub. 
 Fitch, Geo., collector, «2i Ht. Valier, St. Koch sub. 
 Fitsgerald, John, grocer, 64 St. Kust^che, St. liewis 
 
 sub. 
 Pitzgeraiu, Robert, tavern keeper, 8 Carltton, U. T. 
 I'lanagan, Mrs., tavern keeper, (V> (;h.>mp!ain, L. T. 
 Flanagan & Roche, lumber merchants, Gowen't 
 
 Buildings, 8 Ht. Petur, I,. T. 
 Flooil, Denis, piano-forte manufacturer, 18 Artillery, 
 
 St. Lewis sub. 
 Flyon, Jumos, tavern keeper, 61 Prince Edward, St. 
 
 Rock sub. 
 Hynn Maurice, Grocer. JtftO Champlain, L. T. 
 Foley, Jamer, cfibinet ...,.':."•■ and dealer in iron 
 
 bedsteads, 7 Fabrique, tl. 1. 
 Foley, I'., tavern keeper, (i Champlain, L. T. 
 Foote, J. J., editor au'l publisher Queben Morning 
 
 Phrumclf, 1 Mountniu Hill, L. T. 
 Foren David, tavern, ('liamplain. 
 KoreHtall, M., Hhoeiiiaker, 1-^ iNouvelle, St. Lewis sub. 
 Forrest, W. ff. & Co., lumber and commission mer- 
 
 chnnts, 8 St. I'nter, L. T. 
 FOKSVTH, JOHKIMI li, commission merchant and 
 
 broker. Ill St. I'eter, L. T. 
 FORSYTH, BBLL * CO., lumber merchants, and 
 
 ogontH for the Royal luNuranoe Co., t'ommeroial 
 
 irhambcr'i, 10 St. I'etor, T. T. 
 Portain, -f., dry goods, 82 Craig, St. Roch sub. 
 Fortier, Adelin. grocer, 2('i Crown, St. Roch sub, 
 Fortier, F. X., timber merobaat, 115 Riohardson, 
 
 St. Roch sub. 
 Fortier, George, grocer and spirit merchant, 14 
 
 Craig, St. Itoch sub. 
 Fortier, Henri, lumber merchant 116 Richardson, 
 
 Ht. Roch sub. 
 Fortier, Michel, grocer, 15 Ht. John (without). 
 Fortier, Octave, grocer, wiue and liquor dealer, 106 
 
 St Paul, L. T. 
 Fortier, 0. J., advocate, St. Peter, L. T. 
 Fortier, O. J. J., 5 Notre Dame, L. T. 
 Fortier, Zephorin, ohuiuiat 6 Itelleau, St. Rooh sub. 
 Fortier, A. & Hon, tanuers, OHj Ht. Valier and 1 
 
 Arago, St. Rooh sub. 
 Fortin, Antoine, sexton, 18 St Flavien, tJ. T. 
 Fortin, Ignace, grocer, 16 Henderson, L. T. 
 Fortin. Irrn^e, dry goods, 82 Craig, Ht. Roch sab. 
 Fortin, Octave, grocer, 106 St. Paul, L. T. 
 Fortin, Patrice, grocer, 62 Arago, Ht. Roch sub. 
 Fortune, Wm., butcher, 66 Prince Edward, Ht. Rooh 
 
 sub. 
 Foster, Andrew, fruit dealer, 6ft Scott, Ht. Lewis sub. 
 Fonrnel, .\., grooer, HI D'/Viguiilon, St. John sub. 
 Foornier, Auguito, blacksmith, 111 St. John (with- 
 out.) 
 Fournier, Louis, watchmaker, 41 Crown, St. Rooh 
 
 swb. 
 Fournier, Louis, shoemaker, 137 St. Joseph, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Fournier, Mrs., book store, 75 St. Joseph, Ht. Rooh 
 
 sub. 
 Fournier, 0., boots and shoes, 83 St Paul, St Rooh 
 
 sub. 
 Fournier, P., (of Fournier & Gleason), advocate, 18 
 
 Garden, 0. T. 
 Fournier, Thomas, carver and gilder, U St. John 
 
 (without), 
 FOURNIKR ft GLEASON, advocates, ofnoe, 14 
 
 Garden. 
 Fox, Rev. Charles, Churoh of England, 64 Grand 
 
 All6e, St. Lewis Road. 
 
 ST. LAWRENCE HALL, HENRY HOQAN, PROPRIBTOR, MONTREAL. (S«« Card, p. 488.) 
 
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 QUEBEa 
 
 
 
 
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 MONTMORENCI FAGTORT: 
 
 £3.A.X>0]>J' cC3 OO. 
 
 MANrFACTCKERS OF 
 
 Norton's Champion Fanning Mill; Norton's Horizontal Screw Dash Churn. 
 Odeirs Victoria Washing Mactiine ; 0<lell*s Improved Mangle. 
 
 FAILS. SHINGLES. TUBS, SOAP BOXES, CANDLE BOXES, TINNET COOLEBS, See. 
 OFFICE— ST. NICHOLAS STREET, QUEBEC. 
 
 IMPOBTEKS, AND WHOLESALU AND RBTAIL 
 
 ^tntral C0OI anJr |iarM»are ^im, 
 
 JVo. 1, liiT. IVICHOLA^ STREET, 
 
 GIBB, LAIBD & BOSS, 
 
 JOHN I,. GIBB. 
 
 JOSEPH V. LAIRD, 
 
 THOMAS R0S8. 
 
 GILLESPIE'S WHARF, 
 
 QUEBEC. 
 
 GODEFROY' CINGRAS, 
 
 Canak Carriage Panufactorg, 
 
 No. a«, ST. ANX STREET, IJ. T., 
 Have always on hand, a variety of CABBIAOES, WAQOONS, and SLEIGHS. 
 
 
 WHOLE8AT.B AND RETAIL. 
 
 GENUINE DRUaS AND CHEMICALS. 
 
 FBBNCH AND KNOLtSH PBRFUHKRY. rRENCH AND RNOLISII (lAKDBN A FIBLD 8KKDS. 
 KNOIilSH AND AMBRICAN PATKNT MKUICINBS. 
 
 No. 67 ST. PETER STREET (LOWER TOWN), QUEBEC. 
 
 ^ AISr^DA. TRXJSS FACTOI^Yr 
 
 Sap^ieaS Macltmhts (kM KEastso Sprmj;: Trass Makers, 
 
 Inventors & Manufacturers of all kinds of Instruments for Fhysioal Deformities. 
 22 ST. JOHN STREET (WITHIN.) QUEBEC. 
 
 ' W. 0. CHEWETT & 00„ BOOliSBLLEBa AND PRIHTER8, KING 8TUEET, TORONTO. 
 
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 Dash Clinrn. 
 Mangle. 
 
 [;OOLEBS, &c 
 
 ST, 
 
 kntsi, 
 
 T., 
 SLEIGHS. 
 
 k LS. 
 
 IRLI> SKEDB. 
 
 BBEC. 
 
 eforinities. 
 RONTO. 
 
 QUEBEC. 
 
 605 
 
 toy, Michel, dry goods merchant, 23 Mountain 
 
 Hill, L. T. 
 Foyer Canadian, {Le) Monthly, George B. Desbarats, 
 
 manager, St. Ann, corner Qardcu, U. T. 
 FRASBR, A , agent for LondDn and Ijancashire Fire 
 
 and Life and Soottisih Provident Life Assurance 
 
 Company, manager of tho Qviebec Marine Insur- 
 ance Company, St. Peter, corner St. Paul, L. T. 
 Eraser, Ales., book keeper, aupt. Cullers ;^ office, 
 
 Sault au Matelot. 
 Eraser, Alexander, wholesale and retail dealer in 
 
 groceries, wines and spirits, &o., St. Nicholas, 
 
 corner St. Valier, L. T. 
 Eraser, C, agent Portneuf Paper'Mills, 12 St. Paul, 
 
 L. T. 
 Eraser, Donald, director Quebec Gas Company. 
 Eraser, James, butcher, Massue, St. Sauveur. 
 Eraser, Thomas, commission merchant, Kast India 
 
 Wharf, Arthur, L. T. 
 Eraser, Wm., blacksmith, 10 Drolet, St. Lewis sub. 
 ERASER, A.& Co., oommissnion merchants, St. Peter, 
 
 corner St. Paul, L T. 
 Eraser & Sutherland, coopers, 33 Sault au Matelot, 
 
 L. T. 
 Fr6chet, A, cabinet maker, 21 J Des Prairies, St. 
 
 Rooh sub. 
 Fr^chet, J. B., importer and wholesale and retail 
 
 dealer in dry goods, 8 Sous le Foit, L. T. 
 FRfiCHET, L., proprietor of the Quebec Baths and 
 
 Restaurant, Palace street, opp. Russell's Hotel 
 
 (see card, p. 698). 
 Frfiohet, L. II., student-at-law, 23 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Fremont, ()., physician and surgeon, 16 St. Ursule, 
 
 U. T. 
 French Consul, Baron Qauldr6e Boilleau, 20.D'Au- 
 
 teuil, U. T. 
 Frenct, F. X , appraiser, Custom ITnnse. 
 Eronet, George, grocer, St. Valier, St. Sauveur. 
 Frenet, H;p., blacksmith, 108 Richardson, St. Rooh 
 
 sub. 
 Frenet, Mrs. J., grocer, 24} Artillery, St. Lewis 
 
 sub. 
 Frenet, Olivier, grocer, 14:} St. Valier, St. Roch sub. 
 Frenet, Oviih, grocer, St. Valier, St. Sauveur. 
 FRENETTB, BILLY & MONTAMBAULT, advo- 
 cates, 8 St. Lewis, U. T. 
 Ereniore, Napoleon, ohairmaker, Metcalfe, St. Sau- 
 
 veur. 
 Fry, Henry, merchant, 21 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Fry, J. S., trustee Quebec Provident and Savings 
 
 Bank, 7 St. Lewis, U. T. 
 Euchs, Jacques, merchant tailor, 10 St. John, f . T. 
 EuUerton, Isaac Francis, hotel keeper, 6 St. John 
 
 ^without). 
 EuUerton k Alexander, mast and spar^makers, 110 
 
 Cbamplain, L. T. 
 Furoy, Pierre, shoemaker, 1 Dtiligny, St. John sub. 
 Fusk, Lewis, fish dealer Fiolay Market Place, L. T. 
 Futvoyo, George, advocate, 14 Palace, U. T. 
 Gaboury, J , grocer, 3U St. John (without). 
 Gabriel, L., German Saloon, 14 St. AngiMe, U. T. 
 QagnA, Charles, steamboat agent and bowling saloon, 
 
 9 Sault au Matelot, L. T. 
 Gagn6, Ferdinand, tavern keeper, 4 Finlay Market 
 
 Place. L. T. 
 Gagn^, Thomas, hotel keeper, 20 Couillard, U. T. 
 Oagnon, Charles, baker, 2^* Notre Uamo des Anges, 
 
 St. Rocli 8ub. 
 Oagnon, Charles, tinsmith, Franklin, St. Sauveur. 
 Gagnon, £d., aocoantant, National Bank, 82 St. 
 
 Peter, L T. 
 Gagnon, Ed., city nuditor, City Hall. 
 
 Gagnon, Ernest, music teacher, 12 St. Francois, 
 
 D. T. 
 Gagnon, Jean, hotel keeper, 46J Crown, St. Rocb 
 
 sub. 
 Gagnon, Louis, baker, .".1} Coteau, St. John sub. 
 Gagnon, Miss M., milliner, St. James, comer St. 
 
 Genevieve, St. Lewis sub. 
 Gannon, Mrs. H., milliner, 100 D'Aiguillon, St. 
 
 John sub. 
 Galbraith, John TI., foundry, Henderson, corner 
 
 Assurance, L. T. 
 Gale, Henry J., furniture warehouse, 1 St. George, 
 
 St. John sub. 
 Gamacbe, C, boot and shoe manufacturer and 
 
 dealer, corner Champlain and Sous le Fort. 
 Gamble, Robert, chandler, 31 St. Francois, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Gandou & Hess, teachers, 90 Richelieu, St. John 
 
 sub. 
 Gardner, Charles, shoemaker, 17 St. George, flt 
 
 John sub. 
 Giirneau, Alfred, shoemaker, 2 St. Genevii^ve, Cape. 
 Garueau, U. B., dry goods merchant, Buade, corner 
 
 Port Dauphin, U. T. 
 Oarneau, F. X., city clerk, Town Ilall. 
 Garncau, Gaspard, lumber merchant, 4 Church, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Oarneau, J.^Bte., blacksmith, 4 Crown, St. Rocb 
 
 sub. 
 Garneau, Joseph, butcher, Ilermine, St. Sauveur. 
 Garneau, , Joseph, grocer, 21 } St. George, .St. John 
 
 sub. 
 Garneau, Olivier, blacksmitli, Massiie, St. Sauveur. 
 Oftron, L. B., advocate, St. Peter, L T. 
 Gastauia, G., photographer, Craig, St. Roch sub. 
 Gaatonguay & Bilodeau, Hour merchants, Champlain 
 
 Market, L. T. 
 Gaulin, J. I.te , founder, 37 Queen. St. Roch sub. 
 Gaulin, Louis E., tavern keeper, 47 Desfossgs, St. 
 
 Roch snb. 
 Gaulin & Co., saloon keepers, 47^ Desfoss^s, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Gaumont, Octave, hotel keeper, St. Valier, corner 
 
 Dorchester, St. Roch sub. 
 Gauthier, Aug., city treasurer. City Hiill. 
 Ganthier, Louis, blacksmith, 68 St. Valior, St Rooh 
 
 sub. 
 Gauvin, Charles, butcher, Fi'ilix, St. Stuvenr. 
 Oauvin, Joseph, baker, 30 Swott, St. Lewis sub. 
 Gauvin, Michel, mail contractor, 14 Ciuillard, U, T. 
 Gauvin, Michel, shoemukcr, 12 Sutherland, St. 
 
 John sub. 
 Gauvreau, E. T., lumber merchant, 80 St. Eleurte, 
 
 St. Roch sub. 
 Gauvreau, Fran9ois L6un, notory, 'I'l Desfosse^s, St 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Geggie, David H., clerk Quebec Gas Company. 
 Gelley, Joseph E., lumber broker, 1.5 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Gcmley, Rev. John, Wesleyan Methodist, 3 St. Ur- 
 
 sule. U. T. 
 GENDRON, J. P., watchmaker, jeweller, importer 
 
 and dealer in watches, clocks, jewellery, &.o., 9 
 
 St. John, U. T. (see card, p. C'.tK). 
 Oon^reux, P., fruit dealer, 81 St. John (without). 
 Germain, Norbet, city councillor and tanner, 96 St, 
 
 Valier, St. Rocb sub. 
 Gervais, Prudent, hotel keeper, Finlay Market 
 
 Place. 
 Gethings, Chas., inspector of Quebec Bank, Suther- 
 land, corner St. John (wlthont). 
 Gethings, C. L., clerk of recorder's court, 60 St. 
 
 Lewis, U. T. 
 
 DONEOANA HOTBL, ST. Jc .lEN & MoKEOGU, Proprietors, MONTREAL. (See card, p. 130). 
 
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 QUEBEC. 
 
 
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 Qathings, Henry R., oommiMion merchant, St. Peter, 
 L. T. 
 
 OIBU, LAIRD k ROSS, wholesale grooers »nd gen- 
 eral merobaata, 6 Den Sosurs, QilleHpie's Wharf, 
 L, T. (8de oard, p. 604) . 
 
 Oibbs, II. J., parliamentary agents 2 Baade, U. T. 
 
 Giblin, John, ship chandler, 142 Ohamplain, L. T. 
 
 Qibton, O. di U., auotioneers and oommiseion mer- 
 ehants, corner St. James and St. Peter. 
 
 GIBSON, M. & CO., dealers in ladies' underclothing, 
 baby linen, Berlin wools, fancy goods, agents for 
 Wheeler & Wilson's sewing machines, 29 Fabri- 
 que, U T. (see card, p. 694.) 
 
 Gignac, Jean, butcher, St. Peter, St. Sauvenr. 
 
 Gignnc, Louis, butcher, Louisa, St. Saureur. 
 
 Gignac, Pierre, butcher, Chennet, corner St. Peter, 
 St. Sauveur. 
 
 Gignac, Pierre, butcher, Louisa, St. SauTcar. 
 
 Gignac, Tb^opblle, butcher, Metcalfe, St. Sauveur. 
 
 Gigadre, C, tinsmith, 18 Craig, .'^t. Koch ttub. 
 
 Giguore, E., cabinet maker, 87 St. Ours, St. Roch 
 sub. 
 
 Giguire, Francois, grocer, 85 Queen, St. Roch sub. 
 
 Gigut^re, Joseph, baker, '21 St. Helen, St. UocU sub. 
 
 Qiguure, M., tinner, I8J Desfossds, St. Koch sub. 
 
 Gilohen, Thomas, proprietor of the Montcalm Sa- 
 loon, 16 St. Michael, St. Lewis sub. 
 
 Gilchrist, James, painter, 08 St. Paul, L. T. 
 
 Gilfoyle, Mrs. James, tavern keeper, 289 Ohamplain, 
 L. T. 
 
 Gillard, A., cabinet maker, 61 St. John (without). 
 
 GILLESPIE, CRAWFOUU & CO., general commis- 
 siou merchants, Oillespio's wharf, L. T. 
 
 Gilmour, Pierre, baker, 1 1 Craig, St. Roch snb. 
 
 Gilmour, Allan k Co., lumber merchants, 28 St. 
 Peter, L. T. 
 
 Gingras, B1., carriage maker, 20 St. Ursule, U. T. 
 
 Gingras, Edward, steamboat proprietor, St. Valier, 
 St. Sauveur. 
 
 Gingras, F. N., importer and dealer in hardware, 
 4C St. Peter, L. T. 
 
 Gingras, Franfois, grocer, 38 St. Gabriel, St. Lewis 
 
 BUb. 
 
 Gingras, F. X., tobacconist, 28 Buade, U. T. 
 
 GINGRAS, GODEFROy, proprietor Canada car- 
 riage and coach manufactory, 22 St. Ann, U. T. 
 (see card, p. 004). 
 
 Gingras, Iguaoe, flour dealer, 64 St. John (without). 
 
 Gingras, J., cabinet maker, St. John (without). 
 
 Gingras, J E., grocer, 8 Palace, U. T. 
 
 Gingras, Jean C, grocer, 165 St. Valier, St. Roch 
 
 BUb. 
 
 Gingras, Juromo, dry goods, 16 St. John (without). 
 
 Gingras, Joi^eph, lumber merchant, 46 D'Aiguillon, 
 St. John sub. 
 
 Gingras, P., dry goods, 8} St. John (without). 
 
 Gingras, P., clerk, Post Office, Buade, U. T. 
 
 Gingras, Pierre E., ship builder, St. Valier, St. Sau- 
 Tier. 
 
 Gingras, T., shoemaker, 68^ Richelieu, St John 
 sub. 
 
 Gingras, L. J. & Co., carriage mauufactureii's, 20 St. 
 Ursule, IJ. T 
 
 Gingras & liigaouet, importers of hardware, 2 
 Desfusst^s, St. Roch sub. 
 
 Gingras k Nolct, hotel keepers, 49 St. John, (with- 
 out). 
 
 Oingrns & Sonoy, hotel keepers, 41 St. John (with- 
 out^. 
 
 Gingras & Co., manufacturers and dealers ip cigan, 
 tobacco. &«., 28 Buade, U. T. 
 
 Girard, Michel, saddler, St. Valier, St SauTettr. 
 
 Girard, Pierre, upholsterer, 8 St. Gabriel, St Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Giroux, E. L. J., notary, 6 Notre Dame, L. T. 
 Giroux, Edmond, chemist and druggist, 47 St. Peter, 
 
 L. T. 
 Girouz, Jean, cabinet maker, 22} St Amble, St 
 
 Lewis sub. 
 Giroux, Jean, jun., fruit dealer. 00 St Peter, L. T. 
 GIROUX, OLIVIER, M. D., chemist and druggist, 
 
 67 St Pierre, L. T. (see card, p. 604). 
 Giroux, Th(iopbile, ship smith, 1 St Valier, St 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Giroux k Girouz, fruit deale>-o 60 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Given, J. C, watchmaker and jeweller, 18 St. John 
 
 (without). 
 Glackmeyer, E. ft S., notaries, 23 St Peter, L. T. 
 GLASS, JOHN, biscuit baker, 28 St Peter, L. T. 
 GLEASON, JOHN, (of F. & G.) advocate, residence 
 
 1 Laret, St. John sub. ; office 14 Garden, U, T. 
 Globe Hotel, Mrs. Carragher, prop., corner Notre 
 
 Dame and Mountain Hill, L. T. 
 Globenski, Miss Adeline, milliner, 30 St. Genevi<^ve, 
 
 St Lewis sub. 
 Glover, R., window clerk, Post Office, Buade, U. T. 
 Glover & Fry, general merchants, 20 Fabrique U. T. 
 Godbout, Jean, shoemaker, 18 Desfoss^s St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Godhout, Louis, shoemaker, 178 St. Valier, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Godbout, Olivier, cooper, 26 Richardson, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Godbout P. E., clothing store, 14 Notre Dame, L. T. 
 Godin, Mo'ise, shoemaker, Uamel, corner Victoria, 
 
 St Sauvcur. 
 Goldstone, George, physician, 86} Grand Alice, St 
 
 Lewis Road. 
 Goldstein, A., tobacconist 26 St. John, U. T. 
 Goodwill, Robert, cabinet maker, 22 Commissioners, 
 
 St. Roch sub. 
 GOODWIN, HENRY & CO., importers of China, 
 
 glass and earthenware ; also, wholesale dealers in 
 
 coal oil lamps, ko., 24 St. Paul, L. T. 
 Gordon, James, shoemaker, Ci Lntourelle, St. John 
 
 sub'. 
 Gore, George H., builder, 98 St Valier, St Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Gore, Joseph, contractor, 71 ) St Valier, St Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Gosselin, Jean L., grocer, 24} Desfosscs, St Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Gosselin, Jonas, baker, Sauvageau, St Sauvour. 
 Gosselin, Vital, blacksmith, St. Joseph, St. Sauvour. 
 Goasley, John, grocer and spirit merchant, 24 Dea- 
 
 fosstis, St. Roch sub. 
 Ooudreau, Richard, tanner, 14G St Valier, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Gouge, Isidore, roofer, 20} Nouvelle, St. Louis sub. 
 Gouin, C. G., clerk to surveyor. Custom House. 
 Goulding, C. W , Tavern, 6 Craig, St Roch sub. 
 Goulet, A., Victoria Hotel, 4 Cul do Sac, L. T. 
 Goulet, Charles, shoemaker, 69 St. Margaret, St 
 
 lloch sub. 
 Goulet, Lt^andre, roofer, 8 Octave, St. Roch sub. 
 Gonlet Thomas, blockmaker, Hamel, St. Sauvour. 
 Qourdeau, Frnnfois, superintendent of pilots and 
 
 deputy harbor master. Trinity i^ouse, 7 Rampart 
 Government Emigration Office, A. C. Buchanan, 
 
 agent Old Custom House, Cul de Sao, L. T. 
 Government Superintendent of Fisheries for Lower 
 
 Canada, Richard Nettle, 4 St Ursula, U. T. 
 Oowen, H., advocate, 6 Oowea'a Buildings, 8 St. 
 
 Peter, L. T. 
 
 JOHN MAmBWSON k SON, SOAP, CAMDUi ASD OIL WORKS, MONTREAL. (Sea Card, p. 482.) 
 
Gftbriel, St. Rooh 
 
 I Dame, L. T. 
 jglst, 47 St. Peter, 
 
 2) St Amble, St. 
 
 iO St. Peter, L. T. 
 nist and druggist, 
 ). 604). 
 
 1 St. Valier, St. 
 
 St. Peter, L. T. 
 reller, 18 St. John 
 
 St. Peter, L. T. 
 St. Peter, L. T. 
 dvocnte, re.uidenoe 
 4 Qttrdon, U. T. 
 rop., corner Notre 
 
 30 St. Qenevic^re, 
 
 lice, Buade, U. T. 
 20 Fttbiique U. T. 
 isfoss^s St. Uooh 
 
 t. Valier, St. Rooh 
 
 lardsoD, St. Rooh 
 
 Notre Dame, L. T. 
 , corner Victoria, 
 
 Grand A116e, St 
 
 Fohn, U. T. 
 
 2 CommiBsioners, 
 
 orters of China, 
 lolesale dealers in 
 L. T. 
 .ourelle, St. John 
 
 Valier, St. Rooh 
 
 Valier, St. Rooh 
 
 fossus, St. Rooh 
 
 St. Snuvour. 
 ipli, St. Sauveur. 
 erohant, 24 Des- 
 
 Valier, St. Rooh 
 
 I, St. Louis sub. 
 torn House. 
 It. Rooh sub. 
 Sao, L. T. 
 Margaret, St. 
 
 t. Rooh sub. 
 1, St. Sauveur. 
 
 of pilots and 
 use, 7 Rampart. 
 
 C. Buchanan, 
 Sao, L. T. 
 Bries for Lower 
 iile, U. T. 
 'UildingB, 8 St. 
 
 Card, p. 432.) 
 
 QUEBEC. 
 
 607 
 
 Gowen, Edmund, clerk Quebec Bank. 
 
 Qraddon, CharlosS., supervisor. Cullers o(Cce, Sault 
 
 au Mateint, L. T. 
 Graham, Jauies, Baker, 2} artillery, St. Lewis Hub. 
 Graham, Michael, grocer, 24 Lachovrotitire, St. 
 
 Lewis sub. 
 Grant, Alexander, grocer, win<) and spirit merchant, 
 
 64 (Jhamplain, L. T. 
 Gravel, Alexander, baker, 100 Riohmond, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Gravel, Jacques, blacksmith, 121 St. Joseph, St. 
 
 Aocb Buh. 
 Gravel, Prosper, blacksmith, Victoria, corner Uer- 
 
 mine, Ht. Simvour. 
 Gravel, iSim6<)n, saddler, 33 Arflgo, St. Rooh sub. 
 Groy, Barnard, keeper of Uoverumeut Gardens, Des 
 
 Grisons, U. T. 
 Groy, John, clerk Post Office, Buade, II. T. 
 Gregg, John, ship smith, 147 Champlain, L. T. 
 Green, J. A., a.s8i8tant surveyor, ('ustom House. 
 Grefl'ard & Brother, 28 Craig, St. Roch sub. 
 Grftgoire, Charles, grocer, Signai, corner llcrmine, 
 
 St. Sauveur. 
 Gregoiro, Fraii9oi8, grocer, Dorchester, corner Queen, 
 
 St. Rooii Bub. 
 Gr6goire, Joseph, boot and shoemaker, 21 Desfoasrs, 
 
 St. Rooh sub. 
 Gr6goire, Marcel, grocer, Sauvaugeau, corner Met- 
 calfe, St. .Siiuvcur. 
 GBEIO, ROBERT, block and pump maker, 72 Cham- 
 plain, L. T. 
 Grenco, Henry, hotel, Buade, U. T. 
 Grenicr, Ferdinand, cooper, 29 King. St. Roch sub. 
 Grenier, Fraii(;i)i9, cooper, 49 SuuU au Matelot. 
 Grenier, liilaire, cooper, 61 ^ault au .Matt-lot. 
 Grenier, Mrs. Joseph, tavern keeper, 26 iSuade, U. T. 
 Grenier, Pierre, fruit dealer, Finlay Market Place, 
 
 L. T. 
 Griffith, Mrs. W, O., tavern keeper, (i D'Aiguiilon, 
 
 U. T. 
 Orolet, Stanislas, general grocery, St.Jnhn (without). 
 Grondin, .loseph, city oHsessor, (^ity Hall. 
 GROSS & Co., proprietors, Canada Truss Factory, 
 
 22 .St. John, U. T. (see card, p. G04). 
 Grouchy, Philippe, grocer, 152 St. Valier, St. Roett 
 
 Bub. 
 Guay, Abraham, currier, St. Volicr, St. Sauveur. 
 Oaay, Alexi.", cabinet maker, Albert, cor. Ilerniine, 
 
 St. iSauvuM. 
 Guay, Charles, tnnner, 185 St. Valier, St. Roch sub. 
 Guay, Eilmond, watchmaker, 4 Queen, St. Roch sub. 
 Guay, Etieuno, baker, 65 Arago, St. Rouh sub. 
 Quay, Gerinniu, notary, 19J Crnig, St. Roch sub. 
 Guay, L. 1'^, watchmaker and jeweller, 19 Craig, 
 
 St. Koch sub. 
 Guay, Louis, tavern keeper. Napoleon Wharf. 
 Guay, M. & Co., hotel, opposite Champlain Market, 
 
 L. T. 
 Quay & Trudel, importers of dry goods, wholesale 
 
 and retail, 24 & 2(3 Notre Dame, L. T. 
 Gu^uard, Charles, shoemaker, 92 Latourelle, St. 
 
 John 8uh. 
 Oueiiet, F. X., grocer, 58 St. Franyoia, St. Rooh sub. 
 Gueuet, Loui.i, tanner, Sauvaugeau, St. Sauveur. 
 Gu6rard, Jacques, grocer, Colomb, corner Signai, 
 
 St. Snnveur. 
 Gu<irard, Louis, cabinetmaker, 13 Sault au Matelot, 
 
 L. T. 
 Guilbnult. Augustin, block maker, Chenet, corner 
 
 St. Peter, St. Sauveur. 
 Ouilmet, F. X., cabinet maker, 96 Riohardson, St. 
 
 Rooh sub. 
 
 Guy, Miss Louise, milliner, 28 St. Olivier, St. John 
 
 sub. 
 Hagcman, Ernest, confectioner, St. Charles, corner 
 
 St. Paul, L. T. 
 Haggle, John, butcher. Parent, St. Sauveur. 
 Hugcng, Hans, ship chandlery, 10 Sous le Fort, 
 
 L T. 
 Hall, Miss Ann, dressmaker, 24^ Artillery, St. 
 
 Lewis sub. 
 Hall, E. H., lumber merchant, 400 Champlain, h. T. 
 Hall, F. U , auctioneer, 27 St. John, U. T. 
 Hall, QeofRf, director of the Quebec Fire Assuraooo 
 
 Company. 
 Hall, George, wholesale and retail grocer ar'd dealer 
 
 in wincM, spirits, &o., 2 St. John, II. T. 
 Ilali, George B,, saw mills, and lumber merchant, 
 
 office, !'.» St. James, U T. 
 Hall, John 1.., phyvician, 14 Cul do Sac, L. T. 
 Hall & Jaqucs, chemists, Cul de Sac, L. T. 
 Hallf'e, Jean Bte., tunner, 71) St. Valier, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Hallop, Joseph E., flour merchant, 2 St. Joseph, 8t. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Hamel, Alfred A., surveyor, 23 St. Joseph, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Hamcl, Anselme, saddler, lOJ Scott, St. Lewis sub. 
 Hamd, C. N., L L., advocate, ofQoe, 42 St. Peter, 
 
 residence, 1 St. Famille. 
 Hamel, Eli, blacksmith, St. Joseph, St. Sauveur. 
 Ilunicl, F. X , shoemaker, Ovide, St. Sauveur. 
 Hamol, Frs., grocer, 19^ Suott, St. Lewis HUb. 
 Hamcl, .1. Anii'V', steam mill proprietor, 46 Craig, 
 
 St. Ror' »uo. 
 Hamel, Jean Bte., blacksmith, St. Valier, St. Sau- 
 veur. 
 Hamel, .Tosepli, city surveyor, City Hall. 
 Hamel, Joseph, director • P. 1$. i' 
 Hamel, Josepii Aloxy..ikT, phy(jicl.''.n, 46 St. Joseph, 
 
 St. Rooh Huo. 
 Hamel, LuuIh, ehoem.'iker, 88 St. John (without). 
 Hamel, N., clerk of St. Paul's Market. 
 Hamol, ThOophilo, artist, 1 1 St John, U. T. 
 HA.MKL, A. & BROTHERS, importers and whole- 
 sale dealers in staple and fancy dry good.s and 
 
 smalt wares, 20 Sous le Fort, L. T., and 14 
 
 Mountain Hill, U. T. 
 Hamelinc, J. N., supernumery clerk, oity treoaur- 
 
 or's office. City Hall. 
 Humclin, Louis, bUickamith, 27 St. Joachim, St. 
 
 Lewis sub. 
 Hamolin & Brother, grocers, 151 St. Valier, St. 
 
 Rooh sub. •■ 
 
 Hamilton, Charles, advocate, 10 St. Peter, L. T. 
 HAMILTON, JA.MES, grocer, wine and spirit deal- 
 er, 11 St. Paul, L. T. (see card, p. 501), 
 Hamilton, Mattlicw, shoemaker, 17} Henderson, 
 
 L. T. 
 Hamilton, William, ship chandler, 31 St. Peter, 
 
 L. T. 
 Hamilton, Brothers, lumber merohants, 7 Bell's 
 
 Lane, L. T. 
 llanford, Wm., toboooouist, 86 Richelieu, St. John 
 
 sub. 
 llftUDOo, M., boot and shoemaker, 78 St. Paul, L.T. 
 Hanrahan, 'Thomas, grocer, St. Amable, corner St. 
 
 Michael, St. Lewis sub. 
 Ilanoou, Souren, cabinet maker, 31 St. Valier, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Tlarbeson, Matthew, deputy sup. of ouUers, Sault 
 
 au Matelot, U. T. 
 Harding, Mrs. H., tavern keeper, 11 Little Ohftm« 
 
 plain, L. T. 
 
 SOAP, CANDLE AND OIL WORKS, JOHN MAIll^WSON & SON, MONTREAL. (S«« Card, p. 482.) 
 
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 QUEBEC. 
 
 JA^MES IIOSSACK & OO. 
 
 ANI> MANUFACTIIRKRH Of 
 
 STEAM GONFECTIONERT AND FANGT BISCUITS, 
 
 i'ro|iriutor8 of McCiReuoii'm Vkoktahlb Worm IiOXrnokh, niui IIoshack'm ri.'i.MOMc TrimmikjI. 
 No. 23 NOTRE DAME STREET, 
 Opposite Lower Town Market, 
 
 No. 70, ST. PAUL STREET, LOWER TOWN, QUEBEC. 
 
 STEAM ENaiNES, MILL OrABINO, OASTINQS of all kinds, Manofactared to Order, with Neatneiia and Deipatch. 
 
 LEMESUBIEB, GRANT & CO. 
 
 IHI'ORTifUH AMI) 
 
 WnOLESALE GROCERS, 
 
 MANUFACTURERS, 
 
 6111111 & eoiiissioi iiReHiiis, 
 
 No. 83, ST. PAUL & No. 47, ST. PETER STREETS, QUEBEC. 
 
 J. LEMESURIER. T, H. aRANT. 
 
 No. 7, ST. PETER STREET, LOWER TOWM, 
 
 tiJXTEBBO. 
 
 % aiii®!® 
 
 No. 17, St. .lOMM STREET, ItUUniiV. 
 
 J. B. L. keeps a First Class Establishment, whore all dpscriptions of Photo- 
 graphic Work is done, with the Latest Improvements of the Art. 
 
 Branch Entabliihnienta at No. 32 St. John Street, above Mr. McWillsm'a Oonfectlonery 
 Shop, & 31i DeafoMes Street, St. Roch, where work ii dune aa nlieai> aaaiiy wbvrn lu the Olty. 
 
 lUl-.- . 
 
 '* Jlk. C»-OOX> ■FOBEXMrCt-.^ 
 
 R. TIOPE'B MAGNETIC OINTMENT is well worth a triol in any cnso of rili.a, Burns, RoalJs, Old 
 8ui-os, lutlanu'd or 8oro Eyes, Eruptions of the Skin, and in cvory case where an Ointment is useful. 
 It will rocointuend itself after one trial. 
 
 D 
 
 The above Medicines are 8<ild at wholesale hv all Druggists in the principal Towns In Canada and 
 United States. |3r W. C. BRWaS OENERAL AQENT, HAMILTON, C. W. 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT A CO., LITHOGRAPHERS, ENGRAVERS. Ac., KINO ST.. TORONTO. 
 
BISCUITS, 
 
 MONK' TRixMlEa, 
 
 B£C. 
 
 Neatncim and Deipatch. 
 
 CO. 
 
 IROCERS, 
 
 Mmm 
 
 JRERS, 
 
 QUEBEC. 
 
 609 
 
 (JEBEC. 
 
 T. H. ORANT. 
 
 \Vi\, 
 
 iiiii, 
 
 jEiii:€. 
 
 Hcriplinns of Photo- 
 Art. 
 
 ITillam's OonfectionarT 
 Aiiywliero lu tbeOlty. 
 
 iJiiriia, ScnlJs, Old 
 OiiitriH.-nt ia useful. 
 
 uwiiH in (JiiniMla nnd 
 
 ., TORONTO. 
 
 Hardy, TI , wholesalA and retail book«e1ter and 
 
 stationer, 12 Fabriqiie, U. T. 
 Hardy, Joseph, general store, 7 and lOHoiinle Port, 
 
 L. T. 
 Hardy, NApnl4on, cabinet malier, 110 Richelieu, St. 
 
 John Hu)). 
 Uanly, T. H., bookseller and stationer, 12 FHbriquc, 
 
 U. T. 
 Hardy k Marontt<<, buok«eIler8 and stationers, 1 
 
 Notre Dame, L. T. 
 HarriH, K. !(., wiitabmnker nnd jeweller, 16 Notre 
 
 Dame, L. T. 
 HarriN, \a lao, jeweller, 20 At. Nioholiw, L. T. 
 Harris, Kichurd, cabinet mitkor, 21^ Kin^r, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Harris, Robert, upholsterer, 21 Ring, >St. Roflh sub. 
 Harrixon, R. M., timber merchant, Ct Hoott, 8t. 
 
 Lewis sub. 
 Harrowpr, J. T., book keeper, 7 Hi-U's I,an«, L. T. 
 Hart, fleorge, ledger-keeper Bunk Hriti»h North 
 
 America. 
 Hurtiiran, Rd., painter, glatior and paperhangor, 
 
 9 (Jarden, U. T. 
 Uarly, Michel, lirery stable, Urnulino, corner 
 
 D'Autcuil, U. T. 
 Harvi'y, (i., hotel keeper, 8 Oarden, U. T. 
 Iliirvcy, Henry L., physician. 1 5, St Staniala.n, U T. 
 Harvey, John, contractor, 23 U'Aiguillon, St. John 
 
 siih. 
 llaslftt, James, wholesale and retail denier in gro- 
 
 cerieH, wines, spiritit, Ac , &c., !' I St. John, U. T. 
 Hatch, Hugh, builder, 2 St. Margaret, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Hatch, James, boarding hoase, 84 ('hamplain, L. T. 
 Hawey, Jamos, shoemaker, I St. Mary, Ht. John 
 
 sub. 
 Hawkinx, Alfred, olerk Custom House. 
 Hawkins. Thoinas, saloon, Sanir au Matelot, L. T. 
 Hityden, Jan., boarding house, 218 Champlain, 1,. T. 
 Hazel, John, butcher, 2 .St. Kriin(,iiH, St. Ilooh sub. 
 Healey, J. R., broker, 10 Ht. James, L. T. 
 Uearn, John, city councillor, proTi.-<i< u merchant, 7 
 
 Bault an Matelot, L. T. 
 Hearn, M. A., advocate, 29 St. Lewis, U. T. 
 Hcnrne, Lon-nio, clerk, supervisor Cullers' office, 
 
 Sault an Matelot. 
 Hiibert, (ieorge, confectioner, 02 St. Antolne, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 H<!bert, J. B C , notary public, l8St. t'amille, U. T. 
 Henchey, Patrick, proprietor Henohey's Hotel, 21 
 
 St. Ann, II. T. 
 Henchey's Hotel, Patrick Henohey, proprietor, 21 
 
 St. Ann. U T. 
 Henderson. A., cabinet maker, 17 St. Stanislas, U. T. 
 HENUKRSON, WALTKR C, gfn.-ral T"r:chant, 
 
 anil agent for the Kagle and Provincial Fire As- 
 surance (companies. Hunt's Wharf, L. T. 
 Hondemon, Renfrew A Co., manufnoturers anil 
 
 dealers in hats, caps, furs, Indian curiosiiies and 
 
 shoes, 20 Buade, U. T. 
 HennesHy, Thomas, blacksmith, 2 Prince Edward, 
 
 St Roch sub. 
 Hounessy, Wm., butcher, 108 Champlain, L. T. 
 Henry, Jiiseph W., foundry, 55 (.'hainplain, L. T. 
 Henrick, 0., 2nd teller Bank of Upper Canada. 
 Hethrington, Thomas, baker, 08 .Si. John (without). 
 HICKM.VN, WM., hxir cutter, wig maker and dealer 
 
 in fancy goods, 1 St. Joseph, IT. T. 
 Hill, Miss Adelaide, dressmaker, 3 Barrack, U. T. 
 Hill, Samuel, tavern keeper, 99 St. Paul, L. T. 
 Hillman. Lewis, jeweller, 9 Fabrique, U. T. 
 Hinds, Mrs. John, grocer, 107} St John (withoat). 
 
 TTinds, .Tohn, grocer, St. Valisr, corner 8l. Joseph, 
 
 St. Snuveur. 
 Hinlon. B . optician. 2 St. Joseph, St John sub. 
 Hirbet, Peter, perfumer, .'tO l)esfuss«!s. St. Roch sub. 
 Hobaen, Michael, grocer, 53 Artillery, 8t Lewis 
 
 sub. 
 Hodsoll, Jos., watchmaker, 10 Mountain Hill, L T. 
 Holiwt^ll A Alexanilitr. booksellers, stationers and 
 
 neWM H|;riits. oppositt. P. () 
 HOI.MOREN. C J., watch and clock maker, 42 St 
 
 I'otcr, I,. T. (.see card. p. .V.)l). 
 Holt. K B , clerk, Bank of Upper Tanada. 
 Holt, Stanley H.. olerk Bank of Upper Canada. 
 Holt k Irviri, a Iv.icates. 14 St. Peter. L. T. 
 Hu.MK, BLV18A('<), importers ami retail dealers 
 
 in dry goods, o8 St. John, U. T. 
 Hood, Vm.. grocer, O'Artigny, oorner Artillery, St. 
 
 Lewis cub 
 intllAV, rt ,M , dealer in groceries, wines, liquors, 
 
 provisions. Sic, St. Paul, cor St Nicholas, L T. 
 Hossnck, Jas. A., confectioner. 7 Notre iJume, I, T. 
 HiiRNiick. W , trustee, CJueben Provident and SaT- 
 
 itigs' Biink. 7 St l,i'wi.s, U. T. 
 Hcsack, Win , city eouncillor, wholesslo confeo- 
 
 tiiMier, Craig cor. King. St. Roch sub. 
 llo-sack. fi. & ('.. grocers wine and spirit dealers, 
 
 Kii Little (Miamplain, L. T., and St. Ann, oorncr 
 
 (liirden. II. T. 
 HOSSACK, JAMKS A CO., wholesale oonfection- 
 
 cirt and grocens, 23 Notre Dame, L. T. (see card, 
 
 )). 008) 
 Hoiide, B , tobacconist, 05 Richelieu, St. John sub. 
 Hiiude, V. X., blacksmith, 40 Richardson, St. Roeh 
 
 sub. 
 Houde, Isidore, blacksmith, 10 Latourelle, St. John 
 
 sub. 
 Hiiude, Octavo, blacksmith, 4^ Latourelle, St. John 
 
 sub. 
 Hoiigli, Charles, mail contractor and livery stable 
 
 ket.'(iiT. proprietor (-axton .Mineral spring, 88 
 
 St. Ann, U. T. 
 Howe. MiioH, (Iroccr, 131 Champlain, L. T. 
 Howlett, .Mrs. M., fruit shop, 9 Mountain Hill, L. T. 
 Hiidoii, Theophile, dry goods, 23 Crown, St. Uooh 
 
 BUb. 
 Hudson, Richard, sail loft. 12 St. Peter, L, T. 
 Hughes. Thomas, shoemaker, 07 Artillery, St. 
 
 l.ewi.i sub. 
 IIii;;hes, Wm. S., saddler, 30 St. Joachim, St. Lewi* 
 
 sub. 
 Hunt, Benjamin, music teacher. 5 Plessis, St. Lewis 
 
 sub. 
 Hunt, Weston, n^ent for Phoenix Fire Insurance 
 
 t'oinpanyot IjOndon, Kngland, Hunt's Wharf, L.T. 
 Hunt, William, sailmaker. Union, L. T. 
 limit. Brock ft Co., commisson and wine merchants. 
 
 Hunt's Wharf, L T. 
 Hunter, lohri, tiuHinith. 3i Cul do Sao, L. T. 
 Hunter, Ralph, shoemaker, 4| Laohevrutidre, St. 
 
 Lewis sub. 
 Hunter, Rose A Co., printers, rear 20 St, Ursale, 
 
 ir. T, 
 
 Hill (, P., notary, 12 Craig, St. Roch. 
 
 Hint, Liizare, blacksmith, 115 U'Aiguillon, St. 
 
 John sub. 
 Huot, P., wholesale grocer, Desfois^^s, oorner SI. 
 
 Roch, St. Roch sub. 
 Huot, P. a . M. P. P., notary, 46} St. FrBn9ois, SI. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Huot, Prisque, grocer and flour merchant, 28 Rioh.. 
 
 ardson, St Roch. 
 Huut, T., tinsmith, Cul de Sao. . 
 
 TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, WEST, BROTHERS, MONTREAL, (See Card, p. 470.) 
 89 
 
610 
 
 QUfiaKO. 
 
 -hi' ?. 
 
 BUOT & LACUMItK, proTiHion marohantM, lluut'i 
 
 Wli.irf, I. T. 
 Iliirli-jr, John, Krorvry, IH^ Clmmplniii, I.. T. 
 IluNliitiiil, <! , Imtober, 4'! >Si. John (wiiboui)- 
 Huntmiiil, M\»n Kiuuia, milliDur, 10 8t. Auguntiu, 8t. 
 
 liCWIM n\lU. 
 
 liutuhiHon, John, pi»no-fort« tuner, (S'J^ Kiubeliuu, 
 8t. John Mub. . 
 
 Iniihani, (lenrKn, unoper, *■! St, I'aul, L T. 
 
 luniN, Will , wulobiuiiker aid juw viler, 7-^ St. John 
 (Nithotit). 
 
 Jaokwin, AllVeil, phyHiuian, HI I,iiHo Ht. Ann, U. T. 
 
 JaiikHon, bilwin, lumber broker, 4(1 Si. I'eter, L. T. 
 
 JnokHoii, John, tiivvrn kivpvr, 1! tit. OuurK«, St. 
 John Hiib. 
 
 JacobH, Mi'K. II., milliner, &o , 10 Fuhrique, IJ. T. 
 
 JaoqueM, J., buotat kuii HhooM, 85j| DoMlunavit, St, 
 
 Huuh HUl). 
 
 Jkruao, I' , luuibar morohant, B St. Joaapb, St. Kooh 
 
 Ruh. 
 JGFKItEV, NOAU i% ('()., gnueriil oouimiMtiun mcr- 
 
 chiiniH, It) St. I'liui, L. T. 
 JoiieMNe. J. lUe., bntober, St. Valier, Ht. HnuTPur. 
 JKNNINOH, 1'., |{roo«r, wine aud Hpirit ilealur, 22 
 
 Liiile ChiiiuplHin, L T. 
 Jobin, ('liarle.H, itboeniakcr, 41) ('rown, St. Koch nub. 
 Jobiu, ChailcH, bluukbinitb, 2(i St. (jeucvtovo, St. 
 
 LewiH sub 
 Jobin, K, ctirv«r, 10 (/'oiniuiHsionrm, St. Il»i,;i aub. 
 Jobin, I-'laviun, Hhip builder, I2!i St. Valier, St. 
 
 Koch Hub. 
 Jubin, JHOqurfi, grocer, 49 uiohnliou, St. John 8ub. 
 Jobiu, JoHepb, bliiokaniith, I Suott. St. Litwia nub. 
 Johiii, Lnuix, butcher, St. Valier, St. .Sauyeiir. 
 Jobiu, MiHB Maiie, milliner. Hi St. John (without). 
 Jobin, NapoliMin, xrocer, Uayard, St. Snuvuur. 
 Jobiu, Nicbolax, blaokmniih, [t2 Nouvello. 
 Jobin, Thomas, blaokBuiith, 174 St Valier, St. Huoh 
 
 aub. 
 JobHon, Mrfi. John, importer and dealer in Merlin 
 
 wool, paper palcrnH, faucy arlicle.s, .Sio , 2(>rouil- 
 
 liard, U T. 
 Jobntion, Major, shipping Diaster, 4U Cbamplain, 
 
 L, T, 
 Johnson, Thoinafl, aaloon, 10.5 Chatnplain, L. 
 JohiiKion, Qeurge, bakery, 64 St. John, U. T. 
 JubuKtou, John, baker, 124 St. Vulier, St. 
 
 Bub. 
 JohuHton, Peter, baker, (i St. StanixlaH, U T. 
 John.stou, Robert, grnoor, 6U Artillery, 8t. 
 
 8ub. 
 Johnston. Wm., blacksmith, 41 St. Eustaohe, St. 
 
 LuWlHHUb. 
 
 Jolicunir, Jacquea, tinsinitb, 40 t!ul de Sao, L. T. 
 JolieciMir, r, city councillor. 
 Julit'uinr, P. J., advouute, Duuiiticona, U. T. 
 Joliii, l''rnn9oiti, cabinet maker, M^ Richmond, St. 
 
 John Hub. 
 JoUv, Hon. H. 0., M. P, P., advocate, 47 St. Lewi«, 
 
 V. T. 
 JonoRH, Charlea, cu!<toin bouan broker, Customs 
 
 JluildingH, Point i\ Carey, I.. T. 
 Jones, E. (3 , Itidger keeper, Hauk of Montreal. 
 JONKS, EDWIN, of K. Poston & Co., ollicu 20 Notre 
 
 Dame, L T. (see canl, p. t>l8 ) 
 Joues, Jftines, oabiuet maker, 7} St, Joncph, St. 
 
 llooh Kub. 
 Jonen k llearn, advocates, 21) St. LewiR, U. T. 
 Jordon, Mrs., proprietress St. Lawrence and Ottawa 
 
 Hotel, 8 Sault au Matelot, L. T. 
 Jordon. Patrick, messenger sup. Culler's ofliue, Sault 
 
 •u Miitelut, L. T. 
 
 T. 
 Uoch 
 
 Lewis 
 
 JiirgeaMD, A, A Co., ship broktrx and oominiMloa 
 
 inerchnnlH, erirner Peter and Dtt« Sotum, 1.. T. 
 JOSKPII. A., whuleKalo importer and dealer in 
 
 loltiiooon, nonnuliite of llelKium, offiiie, Nnpol6on 
 
 Wliiirf, reHid. Kinoarcliiiv Plaeo, St. Lewis Road. 
 Joni'iliiin, Aug., discount clerk, Nationikl Hunk, St, 
 
 Peter, L T 
 Jiiuni'il ilr {fiifhre (Le), tri weekly, .AujfUMlin (Vii^S, 
 
 proprietor, Siiiiard'H Huilding, Port Diiuphiii. Vi T. 
 .lotivinii, Sirufon, shoomaker, ;iu St. Autoiuu, St. 
 
 Rocli Null. 
 .liuM, v., (.'enernl store, ('hampliiin, I, T. 
 Jiilieii, V X , chief nioHsenger, Cily Hull, 
 ■lulien, JoH«pli, grocer, Aragn, St Siinveur. 
 Julien, .loH , nhip biiiMur, l^ Crown, Hi, Ronh, sub. 
 ,luliun, Mrs. P., fruit dealer, 'i^\ Crown, St Kouh 
 
 sub. 
 Jnlieli A Urother, trndors, 8(1 St. Paul, L, T. 
 .luljon, Alfred, saloon, St. Paul. L T. 
 Junot, Charles, butcher, 71 Prince Edward, St, 
 
 Koch Hlllf. 
 
 Kane, Miss A., copper, tin plate and sheet iroa 
 
 worker, .1 Fiibriinie, 11 T. 
 Kune, IS., boots and nlioes, l(J4 ('hainyialn, L. T. 
 Kiirn.'y, MIhm Eliza, milliner, M Riuliiuuud, St. 
 
 ,)oliii sub. 
 Kelly, D. , rhoeinaker, 'l'l\ Cbampbiin. L T. 
 KEI.LV, JAMES, publisher of l><xdy Sim, olBoe, 
 
 h .St. Aiitoinn (see (vird, p. 1522 ), 
 Kelly, M , uabiiiet maker, 7 St. Simislas, IT T, 
 Kelly, Mrs P., tavern, IM2 (<'haioplain, L, T, 
 Kelly, )> , dry goods niercliaot, Craig, Ht. Rooh 
 
 Hiib. 
 K«l>o, Mrs. P. J , teacher, &o., 14 llaldim-ii-d. U T. 
 Kel.io, Samuel J., private teacher, 14 ilaldiinaud, 
 
 U. T. 
 Kennedy, Andrew, buardiug housa, 1^!'> iMiaiuplain, 
 
 L. T. 
 Kenueily, Jaracs. grocer, 8C1 Champlain, L. T. 
 Kunue.dy, Patrick, saddler, 1 Graut, St R.ich sub. 
 Kciineily, I'alrii^k, shoemaker, 2HI) Champlain, L.T. 
 Keoghiin, M , shouinaker, Hi'i Little ('liiimpltiiii, L. T, 
 KiTP, I)., painter, glazier and paper-batigcr, 25 St, 
 
 John, U T, 
 Kerr, J. M., broker, 21 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Kerwin, Edward, hotel keeper, 2 Glacis, St. John 
 
 sub. 
 Kerwin, Mrs,, tavern keeper, 18 St. Nicliolas, L. T. 
 Kill)urn, (],, aHsistant aucountaiit, Itmik of Upper 
 
 ('iinada, 
 liilnui"', .laiiieM, bilker, 44 St, Lewis, U. T. 
 Kiileu, Patrick, boot and shoemaker, (>•< St. Paul, 
 
 L. T. 
 Killen, Wm., tobacconist, 2 Richelieu. S< John sub. 
 King, (George, grocer, 4 DurchosU'r, St Rooh sub. 
 King, Peter, shoemaker, :13U (champlain, L. T. 
 Kiiilan, (Jarrelt, butcher, St, Valier, St. .Snuveur. 
 Kiulouk, MiHH.Iano, droHsmaker, 6 St. Francois, U. T. 
 Kironao, Francois, grocer, 120 St. Valii^r, St. Rooh 
 
 Hull. 
 
 Knight, IT,, merchniit tailor, 22 Palace, 0, T. 
 I.abiii", JoHeph, grodor, 12 St. tieorge, St, John sub, 
 Liililio, Mr,'4. Jos,, dry goods, 12| St. George, St, 
 
 John Hub. 
 L'\l)li6, Pierre, baker, 40 Des Prairies, St. Rooh sub. 
 Lahlx', Pierre G., ship builder, 1 Crown, St. Uoch 
 
 sub. 
 Labh.S Th<';ophile, tailor, 21 Des Prairies, St. Rooh 
 
 Hub. 
 Laburge, Joseph, shoemaker, 92 St, Olivier, St. 
 
 John Hnl>. 
 Laberge, Naroisse, grocer, 20^ Craig, St Roch sub. 
 
 WSSir, BKOTll£aS, TORAOGO WA&EHOUSE, MONTREAL. (8m C«ri, p. 470.) 
 
nktri and oominiMloa 
 1 Uui Hinyrii, 1.. T. 
 porler niiU (ifnlnr in 
 iiini, oiniip, Niipul6on 
 too, St. Iiuwiii niimi. 
 k, National lUiik, 8t. 
 
 lokly, Aii^iiHiin ('ki/', 
 
 %, Vi>n |)au|>)iiii. I) T. 
 
 Ab 8t Aiitolriu, Ut. 
 
 [iliiiii, I. T. 
 City Hull 
 Ht Miiiivi'iir. 
 ■ rowri, 8l llnoli, null. 
 UOj Crown, St Kuuh 
 
 h. I'aul, I,. T. 
 I, r, T. 
 I'l'iiiott K'lwanl, 8t. 
 
 ilato and hIiouI iruu 
 
 ('hainpiain, I-. T. 
 i')S liicliiuuuii, St. 
 
 tnplnin. I, T. 
 
 f Daily Stmt, offioe, 
 
 21.'). 
 UuiiiHlaN, (r T. 
 iiuplniii. li. T. 
 ,, U (JraiK, Hi. Koch 
 
 14 lialiiiiiiHL'l. U T. 
 3her, M ilaliiimaml, 
 
 use, ];!'> ChaiupIaiD, 
 
 linmplain, i,. T. 
 ]i-»ut, >St K.ioli Hub. 
 JHO (.'Imiiiplairi. I,,T. 
 
 tIeClmmplaiii, L. T. 
 
 litT-bauger, 25 8t. 
 
 ■r, I.. T. 
 2 Gluoiv, St. John 
 
 Ht. NicliolttH, L. T. 
 lit, llikiik of Upper 
 
 wis, l' T. 
 iiitker, (iii St. Paul, 
 
 olieu. St. Jubn sub. 
 IT, St Kouh sub. 
 iiii|<Uin, L. T. 
 ier, St. S>iUVt'ur. 
 \ Si. Fraiiy..iM, U. T. 
 U. Valiiu-, St. Koch 
 
 alaoo, 0. T. 
 i)r|;n, St. .John Hub. 
 li SI. Oi-ortto. St. 
 
 irioH, St. RdoIi sub. 
 1 Crown, St. Uoch 
 
 ^lairleH, St. Uooh 
 
 I St. OliTier, St. 
 
 aig, St Rocb sub. 
 
 gUKKKC. 
 
 on 
 
 p. 470.) 
 
 tabraoohe, I*«al, blaoktmith, 41 NnnT«llo, Ht. Lewla 
 
 (•III). 
 Lalin-oquv, Alosi*, tauiivr, 1 1 1 Ht. Valier, Ht. Uooh 
 811 b 
 
 LariiHse. H.. <ilork. Toil Oinco, H In, 11 T 
 
 Laoiiitto, CliitrloH, nlicii'iiiaki'i', 117 KichiU'iinl, St. .Fuliti 
 
 nub. 
 Lnohance, F , gnMiar, 12 l)«!«riiHHAn, St llnob lul). 
 I,ai:liaiiti», Kniii^'ii.i, p'Hlrr Q inboc lliiiik. 
 Lai^liaiion, Frmu.'ii..* X , grooT, l.')ti King, St. Rorli 
 
 Hub. 
 Lai;liiiiiri>, Joxcpli, griio> r, K SuUR lo Kortuiid It l''in 
 
 lay MarUfit I'Imo, L T 
 IjarliaiiOf, .lo.'<«'pli, Mluiuinnker, 4H DBMroH.ijJN, .St. 
 
 Itiicb Hub. 
 LacJKincH, Nm , grocer, lOilJ Si. Jospph, St. Rocli 
 
 i<iilt. 
 Lacbaiice, Simon, tatinur, Knyunl, St S luvour. 
 Lai'.ioin V> , liuililTof K«)aorilertf Court, 51 ,St. Olitier, 
 
 St. Jiibii Hub 
 I.j»i;iiiiii, Klrrar, «hoeniak.T. 23 Srolt, St. I.i'wiH hiiIi. 
 Lnuroix, Kriini;oiii, Hliiiiiiiiakor, 70 I»'.Vij4uilluii, St. 
 
 Ht. .Iiiliii Hub. 
 Lanroix, Napoli'im, Hbnpmaker, f)HJ Latourelle, 8t. 
 
 Jubn Huli. 
 Lucroix, MrH. I'ierr*, millinor, 01 St. Ki'ani,'oiH, St. 
 
 llnob Hub. 
 LRllaMiini-, An<lr6, baker, 1)6 Arago, St. Roch sub. 
 Lull iiiinio, i<'raiii,'oiit, bakor, 1 Notre Uain« Ubm AngcH, 
 
 SI. Knob Hub. 
 Lnlliuiiiiiii, JiiMopli, liiiincr, H Ar«({o, St. Iloob nub. 
 Laftt'ur, H Simon, wnler biiililF, Tiiiiity llouxo. 
 Lal'Mil, F., I)lackt<iiiitb, 47 St. (iabrivl, St. Luwin 
 
 Nub. 
 Lnfcaro, I'lcrrp, la»orn kfrpcr, 10 ('iil lin .Sac, L. T 
 LAIDI.AW, T. ft CO., irnportiM-H auil ilealerti in dry 
 
 guodM, 2.'S Si. Jobn, U T. 
 Laird, John, city councillor, roal and ({Hneriil cnni- 
 
 iniHNion inerchnnt, Mblpniid in.tiiriiiiRfiiic-nt, nKcnt 
 
 for HritiHb Ainorioa Firn and Marin* limuruuce 
 
 Cotnpimy; oHloi!, 12 St. I'lter, I, T. 
 LAIItl). \VM. & V\) , iiMportcrM wlioli'vaU' and rn- 
 
 tuil ilvaltTH in forriitn and doiiiurtiu dry ([oiid'<, 
 
 carpciH, oil kIoiIih and hoiiitu ruriii.sliiirgn, 27 and 
 
 aw Fabrique, IJ. T. 
 Lajt-uni-Hne, J. lite., butcher, St. Valier, St. Sauyour. 
 L^i-unuHHo k Dorion, titmuiiths, W St. JoHvpb, St. 
 
 Uoch Hub. 
 Lplibortt'-, David, guimmitb, 1'.) St. I'liul, \,. T. 
 LalibcrK*, I'ierrp, grocer, 81 Crown, St. Koch huU. 
 LaliberUt, Pierre, taiiiiur, IOC St. Valier, St Uucb 
 
 Hub. 
 Lnnib, TboinnH, proprietor Lamb's KoHtuurant, 4 
 
 Huado, U. T. 
 Lambert, A , parasol and uiubrcUa maker, 2Q St. 
 
 John (without). 
 Lambert, J., tide KUivyor, Custom Houhm. 
 LaiDuntagno, E., wntcbniaker and juwellur, King, 
 
 corner Ciuig, .St. Rooh Hub. 
 Lkmoutiigne, M., wutoh maker and jnwuller, 80 
 
 Couillard, U. T. 
 Lamonreux, JoiMiph, barber, 27 St. Joachim, St. 
 
 Lewis Hub. 
 Lampsou, v., advocate, .'i St. Lewis, U. T. 
 Lampnon, Ocorge, advocate, •'! St. Lewin, U. T. 
 Landry, J. L., pbyHirian, 4 St. Anu, U T. 
 Lane, John, jiiii , lumtier merchant, foot DoroheH- 
 
 tor, opposite liaro I'oint. 
 Lano, Wm., HuperiulenJent Quebec Exchange, Ar- 
 thur, L. T. 
 Lane, Qibb & Co., whoteHale mnrchaots, 4 St. Ad- 
 
 toine, L. T. 
 
 Lane, Wm.. tlnRmltb, ^\ 81 Jnmea. St Lewin Hub. 
 
 Liiii|(r|ier. II , l.iTi'rii kei-pi.r. 41 St I'aul, I, T 
 liaiixeviii, K. .1 , iiuiitry pultlic, 'A C'nuillard, 17 T. 
 Liiri|ti-viii. K .\ , a<lvocatn, St Faiiiille, corner 8t. 
 
 JoM.|,|,. 11 r 
 I,iiiKe»iii, Hector I,., .M r 1'., advocate, 9 8t Joaeph, 
 
 IJ T. 
 Laiij-'eviii, K.-v Jean, principal Laval Normal Sohool, 
 
 4 l)itu[iliin. II T 
 L»n({i-vlii, Nof, t>ookN«ller k Htalioner, 7 Si. Joseph, 
 
 II. I". 
 Laiiglaiit, Marcel, biil er, 117 St Joseph, Ht. RiMjh 
 
 Hull 
 
 l.iiiiirl'iiH, Edouaril, lumber merchant, IIU E'rince 
 
 K Iw.ird. Si Roch Hiiti 
 Ltui|{l"i'4, F., notary public, St. I'cler, corner Uefl 
 
 .Siciirs. 
 LHii)!liiiH, Franynis. lumber merchant, St. ADiieline, 
 
 corner I'riiici' K Iwnrd. SI llocli fiib. 
 Lannlois, Jeau, Hlioi'inaker, Snuviigt'iiu, St Snuveur. 
 l.iiiiKlois, JoNi pli liuii'||,.r, I St Rorli, St Roeh sub. 
 Laiijilois, Jcmepli, HJioetiiuker, llmnel, St .^anvcur. 
 LiingloiH, 1> , dry i^ocidi. itU (Iraig, St Roch sub. 
 LiiiikIoIs ,Si (JIhhs, gi'iM'ral k coiiiiiiiHHion merchants, 
 
 iineni tor Scoitisli I'rovinoial Assurance Company, 
 
 Hi St. IVler, I, T 
 Liiimloi^ .V pose.-, advocates, Des Sinurs, corner St. 
 
 I'eier. I. T. 
 Laiiniiui, LeandnV grocer, I2H Richelieu, St. Jobn 
 
 null. 
 Liintier, Amable, tanner, I Hi St. Valier, 8t. Roch 
 
 Kill) 
 
 l.aiiiier, Kratii,'olH, leather store, Luplaco, cor St. 
 
 I'. r,r, I, T. 
 Laplrrre, Francois, cooper, Laitalln, corner Napo- 
 
 leipfi, St .Snuveur. 
 Lapioire, (J J., Imilier, 10 St. John, U. T. 
 Lapirrrv, 'P., Hhuemakir, \M Kiii^. .St. Roch sub. 
 Lipliiiite, V X , slionmiiker, Itagol, .St. Snuveur. 
 Lapointu, Fcrd., itlioeiiiaker, 'lit Ricbniund, St. Jobn 
 
 hUl) 
 
 Liipoiniu, F. 11., aiivocatu, 25 DeHros8i''8, St. Rook 
 
 suli. 
 I.apoiiite, Frnnyois, sail maker, 2 Notre Dame, L. T. 
 I.apoiiile, L. .M., pioprictor C'anada JIutel, 64 St. 
 
 I'et.r, I- T. 
 Liiporle, J. A., clerk of the Archives nejiartment, 
 
 Court House, 1.. '1'. 
 LAI'ltlSi;, fl., restaurant. 20 Cul dc Sac. L T. 
 L.\ KKKOK.Mi:, (in-weekly) L. M. Oarvenu, editor 
 
 and publi-her, 12 St Nicholas I.. T. 
 Larivo, Ktieuue, blacksmith, fool of Scott, St. Lewit 
 
 sub 
 Laroclu!, Jean Raptiste, shoemaker, Ilamcl, St. 
 
 iSiiuveur. 
 Larocbe & Veimer, lumber dealers, foot of Grant, 
 
 Nuiiiis' t 'ove, St Hiicli Hul). 
 Laroehe'le, E , wiitcliMiukur, 47 St. Margaret, St. 
 
 Roi'b Hiih. 
 Ij'iruclielle, Jean, Hhoemaker, Arago, St. Sauveur. 
 Larose, Joseph, butcher, 2 C'aron, St. Roch sub. 
 Larosc, Louis, mason, 12 Artillery, St. Lewis, sub. 
 Luruu, Adulphe, surveyor, IH U'Aiguillon, St. Joba 
 
 sub. 
 Larue, Charles, baker, 141 St. John (without). 
 Larue, F. X , notary, W\ SI. Valier, Ht. Koch sub. 
 ', iir , George, notary, 2 Church, St. Roch sub. 
 Larue, Oilbert IL, advocate, il6 St. Ann, L' T. 
 Larue, Hubert, pliysician, I St. Francois, U. T. 
 Larue, Nartjisse, architect. 24 St. AngOlc, U. T. 
 La Rue, E. & Co . importers of pianos and all kinds 
 
 of musical instruments, 24} St. Jubn (without). 
 
 SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY. (.See Card, p. 446.) 
 
618 
 
 QUEBKC. 
 
 15! 
 
 w 
 
 i i m\i 
 
 m< t 
 
 L»toaohe, F. X., pork «le»ler, 8) Fiiiluy Market 
 
 I'l»o«. 
 Latuli|>pe, Kreileriok, <try gooUii, 1&3 St. Valier, 
 
 Bt. Kooh. Kub. 
 L«uiiii'r«, Alrx., (•hovinnkur, r>| Crown, 8t. Koch ffub. 
 Lftuiii<T«, W., clerk HupurTiaur of Culltrs' UIBce, 
 
 tSitult Hii Mittelot. 
 Lauiiit're, Wilfred A., notary, 44 St. Juaeph, 8t. 
 
 Koch Kiib. 
 Lniirvncpllc, K., confcrtioiifr. 2 NoUon, 8t. Rooh Hiib. 
 Laurie, A., Jim & Co., importera iitid whult^aalo 
 
 dedlerM in staple und fnuuy dry goods, 10 Arthur, 
 L T. 
 Ltorin, .). L , iiotury public, 4 PaUoc, U. T. 
 LkthI Normiil Suliuol, Uot. Juuii LaiigoTia, principal, 
 
 4 Uaiipbin. U T. 
 Laval Dili versify, Kev. T. K. Hamel, aeorelary, 16 
 
 St (Jeortre, U. T. 
 LavprgtiH, B., burbcr, 47 Hi. Peter L. T. 
 Lavoin, K , dry gnods, Hlo., oorner Craig and St. 
 
 Fi'uiii,'iii«, 8t. Rouli 8ub. 
 Lavoip, N., boot aiid sboouiakor, A4 DosfoaH^.i, St. 
 
 Kocb Nub. 
 LttToie, I'ierre, gnuoral merobant, ii^ Craig, St. 
 
 Kooh Buh. 
 Lawli*»8, Ml."? K., milliner, 8 Kabriqne, U. T. 
 LawUir, A. J., gruuxr, 21 1> l!banipUin, L. T. 
 Lawlor, J. 11., stud«nt-at-law, Comuieri lul (/hambers 
 
 L T. 
 Lawlor, JnmPH, grocer and liquor dealer, 2U) Cbam- 
 
 plain, (. T. 
 Lawlor, .lumi-H, botel keeper, St. Valier, Ht Saurcur. 
 Lawrencci, Ueorge, dry gouda, 15 St. Qourge, St. 
 
 Jobu Hiib 
 LftWHon, Mrsi. A., block, pump aud mast tnakor, 81 
 
 Chanipbiii), L. T. 
 Lenrinotiib, Alexnnder, foundry, 86 St. Joseph. 
 Leaycraft, .F. W., i^reitident, Quebec Permanent 
 
 Building Society ; olC e 11, St. .Jolm. U. T. 
 Lebel, Jnfoph, Hour dealer, Napi)l6o[i Wharf, L. T. 
 Lebel, Joseph, tanner, 6 St. Valier, St Kocli «ub. 
 Leblaiic, ThomaH, tailor, 4 Muuntitiu Hill, L T. 
 Lebloiid, .Mauuiro, ciibiuet maker, Coloiub, St. 
 
 Sauveur. 
 Lebrun, Ktienno, butcher. Signal, St. Sauveur. 
 Lebrun, J. B., Hour merchant, Cbamplain Market, 
 
 L. T. 
 Le Canadien, (tri-woekly,) J. N. Duquet, editor and 
 
 publisher, 21 Mountain Hill, L. T. 
 Leclerc, Abraham, butcher, Sauvageau, St Sauveur. 
 Leclurc, Anibroise, grocer, 37 Crown, St. Booh sub. 
 Lecleru, L., grocer, St, I'liul, St Roch Hub. 
 Leclerc, Thiupbile, tinsmith, Sous le Fort, corner 
 
 Cul de Sac, L. T. 
 Leclero & Letellier, grocerx and provision dealers, 
 
 17 St. Paul, L T. 
 LE COURKIER DE CANADA,(tri-weekly,) Lcger 
 
 Brousaeau, proprietor ; office, 7 Buade, U. T. (see 
 
 card, p. 688). 
 Leeourt. J. P. M., architect for city. City Ilall. 
 Leduc, Benjamin, leather dealer. Bayard, corner St. 
 
 Moiiique. St. Sauveur. 
 LEK, RICHARD. Juii., engineer and foundry, 70 
 
 St. Paul, oorner Ramsay, L. T. (see card, p. 008). 
 Lee, T. C , Hhip builder, Excban);«, 9 Arthur, L. T. 
 Lee, W. N., 4lh landing waiter, ('ustom House. 
 Lefebvre, I,6onard, tinsmith, liO Buade, U. T. 
 Lt Fiyrr Canadien, 0. & 0. E. Desbarats, publishers, 
 
 St. Ann, ooruer Garden, U. T. 
 Lefranyoix, Mro., fruit dealer, St. Paul, L. T. 
 LEFRANgOlS, J. N., hotel keeper, HI St. Paul, 
 
 L. T. 
 
 Lefranyois, Charles, blacksmith, 30 Cul dc Sao. L. T. 
 Legale, Louia I/, butcher, 171 ("harapbiin, L T. 
 Legare, Antoine, tanner. \) St. Aiitoine, St. Roch wub. 
 L/'gaiu, Eiienue, notary, 100 St. Valier, St. Kooh 
 
 Mub. 
 L<>|{ar<^, Narciase, M D , notary and secretary of 
 
 Hoard of Notaries, LM St. Joseph, U T. 
 l.t^^ari' & .Mahiuin, advociitea 18 tiarden, V T. 
 Leggo, W. A , sen., iMpperplate printer, ;t') St. 
 
 Kualaehe, St Lewia aub. 
 Leggo, W. A , jun , & Co , engraven^, lithographers, 
 
 anil electrotypista. Ill lluade, U T. 
 Leiteb, J. O , receiving teller. Rank of Montreal. 
 Le Juurna! de (Jurluc, A. (Vile, editor & proprietor, 
 
 7 Block Notre Daiue, Rampart, V. T. 
 LeUleau, Mrs , milliner, Champlaln, h. T. 
 Lelievrs, Simoon, advocnte, H llaliliniaml, U. T. 
 I.emelin, (leorge, grocer, 22 Prince Edward, St. 
 
 Rocli aub. 
 LeiiH'lin, J. lUe., aboeuiaker, Chenet, St. .^nuveur. 
 LeiiiuliD, Joseph, taveru keeper, 40 Crown, St. 
 
 Roch sub 
 Leineaurier, Henry, lumber merchant, 19 St. Peter, 
 
 L. T. 
 Lenieaurier, Jean, city ooonciilor. 
 l.KMK.siiKlHR, ORANTiCO., importers, whole- 
 sale grooera, maniifiioturera of anutf and tobjicoo, 
 
 and general comiuiaainn merchants, 83 St. Paul 
 
 and 47 St Peter, I. T. (aee card, p. 008) 
 Lemeaiirier & Itruuarcl, grocers and liquors dealers, 
 
 17 Crni(t, St. Rorli »ub 
 LKVIESUKIER & CHAMPION, commisaion mer- 
 
 cbanta. Commercial Chiiniliera, lUSt Peter, L. T. 
 Lemieux, C. E., physician, 03 St. Joacph, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Lemieux, Kli, hotel keeper, 81J St. John (without). 
 Lemieux, Mra. Geo., groeer, i> t'lown, St. Roch sub. 
 Lemieux, Jean L. F., grocer, 114 King, St. Rooh 
 
 aub. 
 Lemieux, Lt'on, restaurant, 63 Craig, St. Roch aub. 
 Lemieux, Octave, grocer, 4 Lachevrotii^re, St. Lewis 
 
 Biib. 
 Lemieux, N. h Nndl, importers and dealers in hard- 
 ware, 00 St. Peter, L T. 
 Lemieux & Remillard, advocates, 2 Buade, U. T. 
 Leuioine, Alexander, regiatrar of the Trinity House. 
 Lemoine, J. M., advocate, St. Peter, corner St. 
 
 Paul, L T. 
 Lemoine, James, advocate and collector of inland 
 
 revenue ; office, Victoria Chambers, St. Paul, 
 
 L. T. 
 Lemquin, Jos., ba.sket maker, 13 Comuiissionera, St. 
 
 Roeh Hub. 
 LENFESTEV, II. & CO , wholesale grocers & cora- 
 
 miaxion merchauts, 7 St. Peter, L. T. (see card, 
 
 p. 008). 
 Leonard, Alexander, butcher, Albirt, St. Sauveur. 
 Leonhard & Schiedmayer, tobacco manufacturers, 
 
 13 and 16 Church, St Roch aub. 
 Lepage, F. X., dry gooda, 34 Crown, St. Rooh sub. 
 Lepinay, Noel, grocer, 37 Craig, St Roch sub. 
 L6piae, Edouard, grocer, 8 St. Angastin, St. Lewis 
 
 aub. 
 Li'-pine, Francois, grocer, 39 St. Qabriel, St. Lewis 
 
 sub. 
 Lepine, G., waggon maker, 29 St. Valier, St. Rooh 
 
 sub. 
 L6pine, Olivier, dry goods, 16 St. Michael, St. Lewis 
 
 sub. 
 Lepreese, John, fruit, &o., St. Paul, L. T. 
 Lerossigool, Pierre, dry goods, 32^ St. John (with- 
 out). 
 
 ADDISON AVERY, COMMISSION DEALER, MONTREAL. (Sea Card, p. 374.) 
 
JOCuI.lcSwo L. T. 
 iiiiii|>l>iin. U T. 
 uitiK. 8t. Kuch Hiib. 
 . Vttlirr, Hi. Kooh 
 
 and MRcretsr^ of 
 ,h, U. T. 
 (Janlcn, U. T. 
 « printer, 30 St. 
 
 frf, litbogrnpliera, 
 
 T. 
 [ik of Monlrenl. 
 litor fi |ii'uprietor, 
 V. T. 
 liii. L. T. 
 • limiind, IT T. 
 'iuoe E(J«rar<J, St. 
 
 met, 8t. ir^nuveur. 
 •, 40 Crowu, 8t. 
 
 lant, 19 St. Peter, 
 
 importers, whole- 
 iniiff iinil tobiicco, 
 ants, 8H St. Paul 
 rd, p. (i()8) 
 id liquura dualers, 
 
 commission mer- 
 lUSt Peter, L. T. 
 Juiicpb, St. Roch 
 
 t. John (without), 
 wti, St. Kooli sub. 
 I King, St. Uooh 
 
 tig, St. Roch sub. 
 ^roiitire, St. Lewis 
 
 J dealers in hard- 
 
 Buade, U. T. 
 e Trinity (louse, 
 'etur, corner St. 
 
 Hector of inland 
 bers, St. Paul, 
 
 r)n.miHBioner8, St. 
 
 e grocers & oora- 
 L. T. (see card, 
 
 rt, St. Sauvear. 
 manufacturers, 
 
 3, St. Rooh sub. 
 Roch Htib. 
 astin, St. Lewis 
 
 briel, St. Lewis 
 
 Valier, St. Rgoli 
 
 ichael, 8t. Lewis 
 
 L. T. 
 
 St. Joha (with- 
 
 174.) 
 
 QUEBSO. 
 
 618 
 
 chandlers. 
 
 Ijf Sii'-ur. P 
 LE HUKUIl, 
 
 II Ho<i< le 
 li^lourneaii, 
 
 Rodh «iib. 
 L^ftiiiirriodu. Frant;')ii4, grocer, Colomb, corner Saa- 
 
 vageuu, St. Sauveur. 
 L6t(iuriiP>iu, FranijoiH, tinsmith, 2C St. James, St. 
 
 Lewis sub. 
 
 butrther, Dorclinster, corner 
 
 Wy goods, 82 Xrown, St. 
 
 Lrtourneau, Viil.'-re, 
 
 Queen, St Rooh hii 
 LcTiiHseur, Zt^phoriii 
 
 Uooh Mub. 
 T<6*«"nue, J Bfo , Waokumith, Ifi Henderson, L. T 
 Letey, (JharlcH K , director Quebec UiisCompiiny, \',i 
 
 St Jiimes, L. T 
 Levey, Charlen B. & Co., timl>er merchants, 13 St. 
 
 Jnmes, L. T. 
 Levy Simon, silver, glass, pliifcd and China ware 
 
 iinpoiter and dealer, 1 K:il)riquo, U T. 
 L'Heureu», J. B., boots and ahuus, ;)1 iJcsfoss/'s, St. 
 
 Rnch sub. 
 L'lleiireux, Narcisse, balcer, Albert, corner Metcalfe, 
 
 St. Siiuveur. 
 LIFK ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND, A D. Rive- 
 
 rin, agent, 28 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Lilly, James, messenger, Iiiimignition Department, 
 
 Cn\ de S.IC L T. 
 LILLY, J. & CO.. merchant tnilors, 18 Rutxde. 11 T. 
 Lindsny, Alexnnder, Notary 27 St. Peler, I,. T. 
 Lindsiiy, Cliiirles P., advocate, St, Ann, corner 
 
 Treasure, U. T. 
 Lindsav, John, proprietor Lindsay's Hotel, 1 Buauo, 
 
 U. T. 
 Lindsay's Hotel, John Lindsay, proprietor, 1 Buado, 
 
 U T. 
 Linilsay. L. Boyd, Clcrlt of Trinity House. 
 Little, Cliarles, pota.sh inspector, 61 J St. Valioi-, St. 
 
 Roch Hub. 
 Little, Thomas S., cooperage, Lcndenhall, corner 
 
 St. Peter, L. I'. 
 LIVKRNOIS, J B , photographic artist, .12 and 17 
 
 .lohn, and 31 Desfosst'-s (nee curd, p 018). 
 LIVERPOOL AND LONDO.N FIRE I.NSHRANCB 
 
 Co., Daniel .VlcOie, aitent. 42 St Peter, L T. 
 Lizotte Louis, grocer, 1.1 Dnvchester, St. Rooh sub. 
 Lizntte, P. N., grocer, 1 Henderson, L. T. 
 Lirotte, Prudent, tavern lieeper, '16 Dc-fosse, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Lizotte, Villcmaire, watchmaker, 23 St. Antoine, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Lloyd, S , ailvocate, 6 Oowen's buildings, 8 St. 
 
 ivter, L T 
 LLOYD, THOMAS, proprietor St. Charles Street 
 
 Brewery, 13 St. Charles. L. T. (see canl, p. 614.) 
 Lockwoiid, \V[n , artist, 43J Scott. St. Lewis sub. 
 Loduaii, P. B., boots and shoes, 33 Desfosstis, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Logic & David, chief Post Office clork, Buiide, U. T. 
 Loii'lon ('hrononictor Depot, Thoinits O'Donohoo, 
 
 proprietor, 31 an I 40 Si Peter, L. T. 
 London Coffeo House, W. Chartram, proprietor, 85 
 
 Cut de Sao, L. T. 
 
 Leslie, W H., ship chandler, 4 St. Peter, L. T 
 Lesp4r>tnce, .1. Ittn , butcher, 176 (^'kmplain, I 
 Lesperiince, Peter jeweller, 3 .*<t Charles L. T 
 LESSAKD, LOUIS, secretary and »re»*urer Q. P I 
 B. H. ' 
 
 /yM finirtu Canadiennn, Hroussseau Fiferi "difors. 
 
 7 Bu'ide. 
 Le Sueur, Joseph, ship chandler, 14 H< ie Fort, 
 L. T. 
 
 , bill clerk, Bank of Monlr> 
 
 J. & CO., grocers and shi^i 
 
 Fort, L. T. 
 
 Francois, grocer, \^h ,St. Joseph, St. 
 
 Long, Miss, dressmaker. D. T 
 Lori'it, F. 0.. hotel, prop., 25 Henderson, L. T. 
 t.mtie, Alexis, cooper, Ifi Miull mi Malelot, 1, T. 
 Lortie, Charles, ooope , 1'> Saull au Msleiot. L. T. 
 Liirtir. Cyrille J., cooper, 'lt< ShuIi hu Malelot, L.T. 
 Lortie, Francois, grocer, 42 Arngo, Sf. Buch sub. 
 Loi-tie, , cooper, Sault au Malelot, L. T. 
 l-ortier, .M.. grocer, St John (without) 
 Loughriin, J«B , boot and shoemaker, 22 Couillard, 
 
 II. T 
 Loslier, Pierre, guntmith, 2(IJ Craig, 8l. Roth sub. 
 LOLMS, .lO.SKPH. iiitiMit'iictiirer iml drnler in tioots 
 
 acid !4lii>e-<, leather and shoe tindings, 17 John, U. 
 
 T , and 67 Ml. Peter. L T. 
 Low, .loliii, jiMi., bi.souit maunfacturer, 9 B^dair, 
 
 St. lUifli sub. 
 Lowry, Mi(dii»el, lumber merchant, \\ St. Joseph, 
 
 St Uooh sub. 
 Luke. It.)hert, shoemaker, 43 St. Eustache, Bt. 
 
 Lewis »ub. 
 Lusigniiii, .loan, tavern keeper, 82 St. Oenevit^ve, 
 
 St. Lewis Hub. 
 Lynch, Miohael, Imker, 23 St. Rnch, St Roch sub. 
 Lynch, Piitrick, Hli.iniiinker, 81^ Chaniplain, \.i. T. 
 Lynch, Patrick, tuvern keeper. H4j CImmplatn, L.T. 
 Lynn. Putriek, shoemaker, 3'.( Craig, St. Uoch sub. 
 Lyonuain, J. B , inessenner, Quebec Provident SaT- 
 
 ings Hank, 7 Si Lewis, V. T. 
 LyotiiiuiH, .[iiseph, lath inr»ker, 32J St. Joseph, St. 
 
 Uoch huI). 
 Lyons. Thcimas, blacksmith. 137 C!. imp'nn, L. T. 
 Lyons & (."o , clotliing merelmnt, 3'i St Peter. L.T. 
 Macconienu, Joseph, shoemaker, 2'> DesfosBes, St. 
 
 Roch sub 
 Macdoii'ild, Hon John S., attorney general west, 14 
 
 St (ioorge, U. T. 
 Macdoiiiiell, ..\., boot and shoe dealer, 86 St. Peter, 
 
 L. T 
 MACDONNELL, M., manuf.icturer. whotesalo and 
 
 retail dealer in boots and shoes, &o.,35St. Peter, 
 
 L. T 
 Mack, Henry, shoemaker, 24 St. Frantjois, St. Rooli 
 
 eub. 
 MACKAY, HUGH, merchant and general agent, 26 
 
 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Mackenzie, Wm , tailor, 26 St. Famille, U. T 
 Maolaren, Wui. M., jailer, St. Stanislas, U. T. 
 Maonider, James, secretary and treasurer of City 
 
 and Union Buildings Societies and agent for West- 
 ern A.''HiiraTiceCiriiipany, Fort, corner Buade, U. T. 
 MACNIDKK. THOMAS, chief census clerk, Bureau 
 
 of Au'riciilliire, St. Lewis, U. T. 
 MACPHEKSON, DANIEL, notary, 13 Arthur, L.T., 
 
 oppo^i^e Itniik of Montreal. 
 Macpherson, L. T , notary, 13 Arthur, L. T., oppos- 
 ite lliiiik of Montreal. 
 Macpherson. .Miss M., cirossmaker, 7Co\iillard, U. T. 
 Madden, Luke, butcher. 13 Sault au Matelot, L. T. 
 Magnan, Jos , shoemaker, 60 Queen, St Roch sub. 
 Magnire, J., advocate, judge of Sessions of the 
 
 Peace, Court House. 
 Maguire, James, plumber and gasfitter, 6 St. Ursule, 
 
 U. T. 
 Maguire, John, shoemaker, 10 St. Stanislas, U. T. 
 Maguire, D, & J., ship ohandleis, 3 St. lanl, L. T. 
 Maheux, (Icorge, shoemaker, 8 St. (iabriel, St. 
 
 Lewis sub. 
 Maheux, (leorgc, blacksmith, Mstcalfe. St. Sauveur. 
 Maheux, Joseph, candle maker, 15<l St. Valier, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Maheux, Joseph, grocer, 29 RichardsuD, ^t Rich 
 
 sub. 
 
 \\ 
 
 8T. LAWRENCE HALL, HENRY HOQAN, PROPRIETOR, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 438.) 
 
614 
 
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 JAMES H. MARSH, 
 
 DRAI.KK IN 
 
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 PATENT MEDICINES, SPICES, DYE STUEFS, 
 
 GARDEN, HELD AND FLOWER SEEDS, &c,. 
 
 PaTSioiANS' ANi> FAMit.T l'nKf«Miii'TioNH pnrefiilly iiml rorroctly onrnpouiKlwd. Alt(>ii<li>iice at all hours. 
 ar«- AOHNT K(in PM;MBK«N A IIHOW HOOT. -«• 
 
 ST. CHARLES STREET BREWERY, 
 
 (^ U E 13 K C . 
 
 ilill) ^Ic, l^itltr 3^lr, JJale ^^k, im\ |)artcr, in 'Woob iiiib $.o(lle. 
 
 ••• 
 
 Thualiovo are of superior quality, inado from Maltainl llii|>salono, ivilhoiit other itigruilienlti or acjiilloraliou. 
 
 THOMAS LLOYD, Proprietor. 
 
 COM31i8S10N AlM) (JKNKliAL A(;i:iN T. 
 
 MANUKAITIIKRU Ul' 
 OK ALL mr.KH, MAIIK To (UinKR, 
 
 OPIJCE -30 l§T. PUTKll MTIti:i:T, 4H'l'nF.4!. 
 
 ^pothcntVH, (flhcmist and ^tujirjisit, 
 
 DKALKIt IN 
 
 T^"'' Genuine Drugs anJ Cliemicalfi, French and English Perfumery, 
 
 (iAin>KN, KIKl.l) ANJ) KI.OWEU SKKDS, 
 ST. JOHN'S GATE, _ QUEBEC 
 
 N. B.-PIIYVICIANS' \ttn KAHII.V PRBsmiPTIORIH nMPKNRtJ^D WITH AC* I'MArV. 
 
 JAMES H. MICHAUD & CO. 
 
 €OMMISS!OM MKECHANTS* 
 
 JAMES H MIOHAOD. 
 
 QXTsaiBxao. 
 
 HILARION DC OAODCMONT. 
 
 W. C. CllKWETT & CO. LAW fr'TATlONKUB AND IMUNTKItS, KINU .STREET, TORONTO. 
 
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JFFS, 
 
 liince nt all linurs. 
 iiH or aJiiltorniiou, 
 
 oprietor. 
 
 nE^ r. 
 
 
 Perfumery, 
 
 QUEBEC 
 
 Ar« I'llAl V. 
 
 MTS, 
 
 E QADDBMONT. 
 
 TORONTO. 
 
 QUEBEC. 
 
 616 
 
 Maheux, Niohnlao, grocer, 19 Notre Dame deg An^eii, 
 
 Hi. Roi'li »ub. 
 Mttiiouttj, TliomaH, sboemaknr, '2'J Ht. Joachim, St. 
 
 LfeWiH Hiib. 
 M'aill«>t, KrHni;i)ls, shoemakor, 102 >St. JoHeph, St. 
 
 Koch Hut). 
 Mai'iloux, R , merchant tailor, Souh Iu Furt, ooroer 
 
 (Ihainplain, L. T. 
 Mailloiix, J. A , t(it)oer, 8B Crown, St. Ilocli »iib. 
 Mnlont-y, .iHinon, dry goodH, i\ Littlu Cliauiplaiii 
 
 SlairH, L. T. 
 Maloiifjr, T ehoemaker, 2 Cnl de Sac, I-. T. 
 Mul'>uiii, K. X., arohit«ot, 7 St. Olivier, St. John 
 
 Bill) 
 
 Mftlooin, G., hatter and fnrrier, ir» St. .(nhn, II T. 
 Maliiiiin, .1. Aiiulplio, advmiate, 48 Antgu, St. Uncli 
 
 Bub. 
 Malnuin, Iinni>t, furrier, fld D'Aigtiillon, 'Hi John Kiili. 
 Manxhrpuk. John, pork batcher, KMJ^ U'Aiguillon, 
 
 St. John Nub. 
 Maranda, Mihh Jnitepliine, grocer, St. I'utor, corner 
 
 Loiiiita, St. Saii»oiir. 
 Maranda, Pierre, chair maker, 24 St. Margaret, St. 
 
 Hoch nub. 
 Maronnu, Rtienne, blackfimith, 40 Notre Diune des 
 
 Angps, St K(i(!h fub. 
 Mnrcfaii. Friiii(;oiH, Haddle und hariiese maker, 87 
 
 St I'liul, L. T. 
 Marceaii, Jean M., Iuml)er merchant, 17 thrown St. 
 
 Rnch sub. 
 MarcoHU, IjOiiim, biitcher, 100 King. St. Koch nub. 
 Maroeaii, Louis, grocer, !18 ('riii^, St. Ilor.h Hub. 
 Marchanil, (). N , general dealer, ti St. Nich.ilan. 
 
 I, T 
 Marcotte, C, dry goodti and clothing, 18 Houi Ic 
 
 Fort and 24 Cnl do Sao, I.. T. 
 Marootle, Fraii^'ois, Hautage maker, 17 Latournlle, 
 
 Bt Jidiii Biib. 
 M*rco»tB, II., bookHeller f.nd atationer, 4 Notre 
 
 IMme, I, T. 
 Marootte, honiK, blncksmith, H<t St. John (withnnt.) 
 MarcoltH, 'IVrrvaii ft Dupliemit'iiii, roiiiidors, fill St 
 
 Paul, F, T . niid 18 I'riiice Kdwnrl, St llooh mib. 
 Marootti- k llliiis, biitoherit, Ohaniplaiii .Vliirkiit. 
 Maroon, Hector, I'lir dealer, 1!0 llinide, U T 
 Marooiir, Por<linaii<l, Mhoemaker, Itayard, Si. Sau- 
 
 tpur. 
 Marcoux, Joeeph, general agent, '.',7 (Irnnt, St Koch 
 
 cub 
 Marcoux, J., groecr, 7 Hfnder.'^on, I. T. 
 Maroid, Kl/i'tr, grocer, fi2 Richelieu, St. .lohn (>ub. 
 MaroiR, Kiiiphaiie, hotel keeper, St. Valier, St. 
 
 Siiuveur 
 Marois, J. Bte., tobaoeonl^f 4 Richmond, 8t, Jthn 
 
 BUb 
 
 MaroiH k Ijeinieux, dry goods, 28 ('rnig, St. Kooh 
 
 r<uli. 
 MaroiK k .Sun, importers and doalum in staple and 
 
 fmioy dry goo.ls, 10 St loiin (withont) 
 ManpilH, Mins IMiiln, mlllinur, H'.t^ St. Valier, St. 
 
 Iloeli Hiib 
 Mar"i|en. Wni., physirian ft surgeon, 47 8t. Ann, 
 
 corner T'-easino, II. T. 
 Marsh, 1» , Trni't It.poMiiory, I'i.^ ^t .lohn, 0. T. 
 Mnr-h. Uev I>ivid. Biplist, [SI) .Si. Jo!in, U I'. 
 MAKHII, .lA'vll'H II , dealer in "Inigmind I liemieaN, 
 
 perfumery, k'' , I'aliicc, oorni'i- St. John, 11 T. 
 
 (nee cnrd. p til I) 
 Mnri<liall, .Mi;«H Uabel!a, grocer, 118 St. Valier, Ht. 
 
 IIorIi sub 
 Martel, Ambroise, baker, 82 Latourelle, Ht, Joha 
 
 ■ub. 
 
 Martel, J. 11., book keeper, office of Provincial 
 
 Steamers, St. James, f,. T. 
 MAIVI'FI., J. It., chemist and druggist, 4 St. Joha 
 
 (without) (see card, p. M»4). 
 Martel, Joseph, liaker, 'JO Arago, St. Roeh sub. 
 Martel, Louis, grocer, u8 Richelieu. St. John sub. 
 Martel, Louis, saddler, 170 St. Valier, St. Rooh 
 
 sub. 
 Martel, Olivier, caliinot maker, 2 Richmond, St 
 
 John Hul>. 
 Martel, Olivier, ginger beer maker, 60^ Richelieu, 
 
 Ht. John sub 
 .Ma.tel, .1 k Co., tlcmr morohanis, St. Andrew's 
 
 Wharf, I. T. 
 Murlin, MiMiry, grocer, :W St. Julia, St. Lewis sub. 
 .Martin. W. W , olerk Rank Montreal 
 Martliieau, Eli, lumber incrchaul, 132 Queen, St. 
 
 RooS sub. 
 Martineaii, Ferdinand, ship builder, St. Valier, St. 
 
 Sauveiir. 
 Martineaii, J. L, hardware merchant, dealer in 
 
 stoves and agricultural iniptomentM, 7 DesfuHH^S, 
 
 St Koch sub. 
 Martiiiciiu, Louis, grocer, 8.11 (!hamplain, L. T. 
 Martineaii, Narcisse, hotel keeper, 117* St. Paul, 
 
 L T. 
 Martineaii, T. G., groceries and liquors, l.'l Song le 
 
 Fort, L. T. 
 Mason, ThoinaR, accountant, Qiiebeo Bank, SI. 
 
 I'eler, L T 
 Masse, llypolite, hotel keeper, 17Co(eau, St. John 
 
 sub. 
 MasHon, Francois, cooper, ll.'imel, St Sanvear. 
 Mas'.on, M'^liel, Bhoeniaker, (I'.t Richmond, St. Roch 
 
 sob 
 .Mii.-siie, lion. Louis, inspector of cnatoins, 10 Ran> ■ 
 
 part, I' T. 
 Maasue, L, trustee Quebec Provident and Savin^i 
 
 Hank, (■ St. Li'wis. II. T. 
 .Mathieu, .lo'ieph, shoemakor, Sanvageau, corner 
 
 Mi'tciilfe. Si Siiiiveur. 
 Matte, Alexis, liUoicsmith, Sour le Fort, corner C>A 
 
 ih: Mao 
 Miitie, .Aiitoino .S., city iisseisnr, (lity Jfull. 
 Matte, Kdouanl, broker, 72 I>'Ai(;iiillon, iSl. Jihn 
 
 Hub. 
 Matte, J. B., notary, 17§ St John (without). 
 Malte, J. E , bookseller and atationur, 1.') Uuade, 
 
 II. T. 
 Matte, Joseph ()., grnceries and liqnors, 78 ,St .'ohn 
 
 ( wiilioiit). 
 Matte, Nitiulssn, butcher, 122 St. Valier, St. Rooh 
 
 ■-ut). 
 Malte k I'atoine, grocers and produce dealer*, opp. 
 
 ('Iiaiiiplain Market 
 Maoviel, Nicholas, briekmaker, 12:1 St. Valier, St. 
 
 Koi'li suli. 
 Maxliain, AuKif'"'*, aecniiiitant. Royal Insurance 
 
 t'o , I'ommereial I'hainbers 
 Maxliam, \ .1 A Co . aiiolioneers, brokers and in- 
 Huraiiee agenlH, Mol'liirsou'a lluildings, U St, 
 I'eior, L T 
 Maxwell iS: Stevenson, forwarders, 7 Bell's Lant, 
 
 L. T. 
 ■Maylitink, J , bootmaker, 228 tMiamplaWi, L. T. 
 I Me.Ad.iina, Thomas, .shoemaker, I St. (Iroix, 81. 
 I Li'Wis sub 
 
 i .Mi'.Adains, Win , boot and ><lio«inaker and dialer, 08 
 i St .lohii, II. T. 
 McAneoy, hnvi'l, confectl<iner, f> St. Paul, L. T. 
 McAvoy, Miohaei, merchant tailor, 46 Craig, St. 
 Rooh nub. 
 
 DONfiOANA HOTEL, ST. JULIBN & MuKEOUH, PROPRIKTORS, MONTREAL. (See Card, p, 480.) 
 
616 
 
 QUKBBO. 
 
 It ■ S • 
 
 I- ' l? 
 
 lis 
 
 MaCaxliey, John, UmpR, noa' oil, &o., 41 St. John, 
 
 IJ. T. 
 MoOAI.L 8IIE[IYN & Co , importer! of Itrilinh nnd 
 
 Foreigli innnuraolures, Nuu's DuildiiiKH, itt)^ St. 
 
 I'eter. L. T. 
 McOitlluin, A., chronometer, waloh and oloclinialcer, 
 
 40 St. I'eter, L. T. 
 MoCailnm, C, treas. Corporation rilota, Arthur, 
 
 L. T. 
 MoCALLITM, DANIKL, prop. MoOallura's Brewery, 
 
 04 St I'huI, L T. 
 MoCALLUM'S lUlKWKRY, Panic) MoCalluni, pro 
 
 prietor, 04 St. I'uul, I. T. 
 McCiiiin, Ilitrnard, blacltHmitb, 23 St. Rooh, Ht. 
 
 Koch Hub. 
 MoCnrthy, Thomafi, shoeinalcer, 2 Prince Rdward, 
 
 St. Kooh 8ub. 
 Mc(/aiilay, Mrs. \Vm., grocer. Grant, cnriicr Queen, 
 
 Rt. Roch Hub. 
 MoClory, H., iiinkeepor, 9 Garden, U. T 
 UoClutohy, Janiea, iibip|>ing niaHtcr, GO (Jiiiimplain, 
 
 L T. 
 McCoiinell, A. H., clerk of Quebec Water WoiUh, 
 
 City llnll. 
 McCdnnell, Tlioinaa, trailer, l''iulay Mnrkrt I'laco. 
 Mu<'i>r<l, Robert, ajiip builder, 20 Dexfua.i^iH, Kt. 
 
 Kooli Hub. 
 McCorkcIl, Andrew, bakor, KM St Paul, I,. T. 
 McC'orkuil, JamcM, baker, 5'.l St. Jnsepli, St. Ruch 
 
 Hub. 
 McCormick, Mi-h. Thoina8, tavern keeper, 11) St. 
 
 J'tlia, St. LewJH hiiI>. 
 McDonaKli, R. <' , Hliipoliandlvr, ftrocor and oommiit- 
 
 HioM aK«nt, SIuiw'h buililiiigH, Mountiiiii Hill, I,. T. 
 McDdtiiild, (1., (;ruut'r ati<l luiiiur doalor, l.'i St. Paul, 
 
 I. T. 
 McOonald, C. & Son, paintcrH, 24 Kuade, U. '1. 
 .Mi-M(»imld, Charles & 8on, general uiorcliantH, U. T. 
 
 Market 
 McDiiiialil & Flood, i»(ientH Tor Oil Aiiicriciiii KxpregH 
 
 Line 111' Stt>am»!i-H, Niipoli'nii WImrf, 1. T. 
 McDonnell, MIhu Julia, milliiit-r, 17 St. Dlivier, 81. 
 
 .Iiiliii Hiib. 
 McKlioy, .lidin, grocer, M Cliiimplaiii, \i T. 
 McKwiin, Jami'H P., tailor, St. Joseph, corner St. 
 
 I)i>oiiiii(in(!, St. Itnidi hiiIi. 
 MoPARI.ANK, DUNCAN. coniminNioii and Reneral 
 
 ngi'nt, and rope tniuiiifiicturi'r, 'M St. Poter, 1,. T.; 
 
 hoime at ropo manul'aotory (mi'c card, p. (11 4) 
 McGce, John, baker, 77 St Valicr, St. Rocii milv 
 McOie, DatiicI, iineiit City lliitik of .Miinlrciil, Liver 
 
 P'lol and London Fire, and Mrltaonia Lite Insur- 
 ance ('ompaiiies, 42 St I'clcr, L. T 
 Mcdlory, Hiirnard, tavern ki'eper, ',» Garden, V. T 
 McGiatty, IJarnard, ^rocei-, 10 St. Augustin, St. 
 
 J.ewiH Kub. 
 McGreevy, TliomaB, city councillor, coutraotor, 3 St. 
 
 Aiig.^le, 11. T.' 
 Mclliiil, Williiim, tavern keeper, 8 Cul de Sac. L T. 
 Miilliigh. II , sampler and wi'igbiiiiin, Ciistoin llnuHe 
 Mclluuli Terence, tailor, 254 Clmnipluiii, 1. T. 
 Mclntyro. J. M., shoewukcr, '.» St. Dontiiiiijue, St. 
 
 Roch Hub. 
 Mclntyro, Mrs. Nicholas, tavern keeper, 4 Cul de 
 
 8;io, L. T. 
 lIoKiina, Jiinios, aHHintant ligont Kmigrntion Depart- 
 
 nifm, ("ul de Sac, 1. T. 
 McKay, Win , pniuler. glaiier nnd pHper hanger, 
 
 dialer in paiiilM. oilH, gla.'is, varniwhen and paper 
 
 hanging'*, Ml St. John (without). 
 Mclven»iu, Uoorge, collector (Iliicoutimi, Custom 
 
 lloutio. 
 
 McKee, J , dentiMt, 10 St. Ann, U. T. 
 
 McKleehnn, R., cabinet maker, 2 St. Nicholas, 
 
 L T. 
 McKnight, Mrs,, saloon, 107 Chp.mplain, L. T. 
 McKiiight, P. W., carriage maker, St. Stanislas, 
 
 U T 
 McLiiuglilin, F., grocer, 200 ('hamplain, L. T. 
 McLaughlin, Thoinai*, tavern keeper, St. Valier, St. 
 
 Sauveur. 
 McLiiiighlin & Irgeus, nhip chandlers and provisiou 
 
 nierchanrM, 20 St Peter, L. T. 
 M<;I.«»n. ,laines, porter. Hank of Upper ("iiiiada. 
 McLean, Lachlin, architect, 2 St. Helen, U. T. 
 •McLennan, A . groeer, 8.'! St. Paul, L. T. 
 McLeod, D. R., coniinisHioii uierchaut and ship 
 
 broker. 10 St. Peter. L. T. 
 McLKOD, JOHN W . chemist, druggist and aeeds- 
 
 initn, St. .lolin's (late (see card, p. 014). 
 McLiinont. Win., wholesale dry goodfi merchant, 14 
 
 Arthur. L T. 
 MoMahon, I? . shoemaker, 17 Champlain. L. T. 
 McMalion. James, grocer, 116 St. Piuil. L. T. 
 McMasler. Mrs M , watch maker, and dealer io 
 
 watches, clocks, jewellery, fic, 42 St. Jiilin, V. T. 
 Mc.Mullin, John, boot and shoemaker, 20 St Fran- 
 
 ciiin, St Roch nub. 
 McNeioc, Wni., glassware, 14 St. George, St. John 
 
 sub. 
 McNeil. Wm., tavern keeper, 8 Cul de Sao. L T. 
 .Mc*joilliii, R.. tavein keeper, M Little (/haraplaia, 
 
 L T. 
 MeQuillcaii, Robi'rt, sad Her, .'t7() I'hainplain, L. T. 
 Mi^Taguarl, .)., salonii keeper, 24 Clianipiain. L T. 
 .MoWitliain. Win., confectioner, 1 Fabriijue and 32^ 
 
 St Ji.hn, IJ. T. 
 MederHrliieii, Cliiirles, Russian stove maker, St. 
 
 Joseph, St. Sauveur. 
 Megiiiitic Mining Company, Geo. Vesey, secretary, 
 
 iSt. Lawrence t'lianibers, 12 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Mt'iklejiihn .liinies. paying teller. Rank nf Montreal. 
 Micklejolin. Miss, librarian, Quebec Library, Oak, 
 
 i;. T 
 .MT'oard, Andre'-, cooper, 2H Crown. St Roch sub. 
 .Meii7.ies, Thomas, paying toller. Rank Rrilish North 
 
 .Ainericii. 
 MKR("A.NT1LI'; RKSTAURANT. Thomas Carr. pro- 
 prietor, Sault au Maielut. 1. T (.see curd ■ ''•KH). 
 Mercier. George, lintel, M Haull an Matelol, L. T. 
 MeriMcr, Jean, cabinet maker, H^i^ St. .Vnn, St. Ruch 
 
 sub 
 Merrier, L J , tinsmith, 21 St. Paul. L. T. 
 Mercier & Foriiii, dry goods, '2\ (!rown, St. Roch 
 
 Nub. 
 Mrifun/, {Tlif Qurlicr) daily, Joslah niaokburn, pub- 
 
 li'.hei, in Faliri.iiie,' U T. 
 Meredith, Hon. W. (I, judge Superior Court, 11 St. 
 
 l/rsule, II. T. 
 Merrill, ^ ': (/O., importers and dealers in staple 
 
 and fancy dry goods, 4 St. Jnliii. II, T. 
 Mel hot, K., boots and shoes. 41) Desfoss/ts, St. Rooh 
 
 HUb. 
 
 Meti.ier, F. X., aHsislant appraixor. Custom House. 
 Mi'tivier, Joseph, shoemaker, 70J St. Fraiii^iiis, St. 
 
 Riudi sub. 
 Mi'unier, Octave, nhnetnakcr, 12 Latourellc, St. John 
 
 sub. 
 
 Miohaiid, (V R , secretary, Corporation Pilots, Ar- 
 thur, 1, T. 
 
 Mieliiiud. .Iimeph, saddler, 85 OrnSf,, St Rooh sub. 
 
 Miclmud, \V. II , wholesale and retail dealer in gro- 
 ceries, wines, liquors, io., 18 t'raig, St. Pool 
 sub. 
 
 JOHN MATHEWSON k SON, SOAP, CANDLE AND OIL WORKS, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 482.) 
 
QUEBKC. 
 
 ail 
 
 U. T. 
 
 ', 2 St. Nicholas, 
 
 '.mplain, L. T. 
 ker, St. Htanislu, 
 
 stnplain, L. T, 
 per, Ht. Valier, St. 
 
 dlera and prorigioa 
 
 Upper l'niin<la. 
 . lloU-n, U. T. 
 Ill, \. T. 
 lercbiiiit and ship 
 
 niKRi^t find seeds- 
 
 I, p. «I4). 
 
 ;ooda mvrcbuni, 14 
 
 amplnin, li. T. 
 I. I'liul, L. T. 
 ker, and dcalor in 
 , 4'.i 8t. John. V. T. 
 iiaker, 20 St. Fran- 
 
 . Qeorgo, St. .John 
 
 III de Siio, L T. 
 I l^ittlo Oliainpliiia, 
 
 I! Chainpliiiri, L. T. 
 4 CliHinpliiiii. L T. 
 I Faliri(|(ie and ',V2^ 
 
 Htove maker, St. 
 
 VoHoy, spoii'tiiry, 
 
 r.'nr, r, r 
 
 Itiiiik lit' Moiiireal. 
 heo Libriiry, Oak, 
 
 St Koch Riih. 
 lank Kritiiih North 
 
 .'liomaH Curr, pro- 
 (sfi- tiiinl. ■ '■.H8). 
 11 Maleloi, L. T. 
 Hi. Ann, St. ttooh 
 
 ml. [. T. 
 (,'ruwM, St. Roch 
 
 h niaukliuin, pub- 
 
 rior I'ourt, 11 St. 
 
 dcaJprH in ntapl* 
 U T. 
 iHl'ii.iht'i!), St. Rooh 
 
 r. CiiNtoin lliiiige. 
 St, Kriiiii^Kisi, St. 
 
 iirnllo, St. John 
 
 I'litinii Piiuts, Ar- 
 
 St llooh Mub. 
 
 lil di'rtltT ill n'o- 
 
 I'luig, St. Itofll 
 
 Card, p. 4S3.) 
 
 MlClI.XOn. .I.\ME8 H. k CO , oommlssiou in«r- 
 
 obantM, (lilleNpie's Wharf, L. T. (necoard, p *>I4). 
 Miclion, K. & Co., iinportero of hardware, 50 St. 
 
 IVlcr, I.. T. 
 Miobnn •Si Talbot, importers of hardware, 6G St. 
 
 I'lier, li. T. 
 MIDDI.KTON. R., editor Que/tir (itizflte, foot of 
 
 Mmintiiin Hill, L. T (s^e card, p. (il8). 
 MIDKI'KTON A DAWSON. bookHelleis, Htationcru 
 
 anil piitilishorM Qnrhee (i\izelle. foot of Mountain 
 
 Hill. I, T. (m'O card. p. tilH). 
 Milairn, .IiiiKiutiH, cabinet tniikor, '2HJ Turgfton, St. 
 
 Riich .sub. 
 Milli-r, Krs., tailor, 7!l Mesfosni^n, St Koch nub. 
 Miller. .liiineH, gingar beer maker, i St. Dominique, 
 
 St. Koch sub. 
 Miller, .lobn, stlioemnker, Artillery, oor. St. .Michael, 
 
 St lii'wiH Nub. 
 MILMOH, M , counting boiiso Ntationer, 42 St. 
 
 Peter, li T (nub curd, p. ADl) 
 Miller, Win., pipi; miiker, Albmt, St. Sauveur. 
 Milligan, Francis, iniuiufuolure.' of piuiio fortes, OJ 
 
 St. .lolin (without.) 
 Minieu, Frederick, artist, 53 St. Olivier, St. .John 
 
 sub. 
 Mingiiy. Hi-njumin, blanksmith, 108 Ht. Francois, 
 
 Si. Koch Kiib. 
 Min^iiy, Kdouard, confectioner, 07 King, St. Roch 
 
 BUh. 
 Mingiiy, Narcisso, grocer, St. Valier, Ht. Si\u»eur. 
 Mitclii'll, Miss Miiry dri^MSiuakcr, .'JOJ St. .loachim, 
 
 8l Lewis Hub. 
 Moffiit, 'r l>.. physician and surgeon, iS Mountain 
 
 Hill, I.. T. 
 Moil'.ai, Ali'.xis, tfiiiiHT, 1!U St V:ilior, Si. Koch sub. 
 Muffi^tt, Att'red, butcher, O.'i Lalourelle, St. .lohn 
 
 sub. 
 MotTi-lt, Felix, Bhocinakor, 4l! liatourelle, St. John 
 
 Rub. 
 Moffett, Jean R»o., butcher, 97 St. Olivier, St. John 
 
 sub. 
 MoffnK, .Iose|)h, bilker, 14 Turg.'on, St Kucli huIi. 
 Moisaa, Aatoioe, baker, 13 St. Uenevi(\ve, St. John 
 
 sub. 
 MoiHaii, Filoiiard, grocer, <i4 Notre Daino des Angos, 
 
 St Koch .sub. 
 Moi^in, J O., blacksinith, rear 77 St. John (with- 
 out ) 
 MoiHiiii, j!i(M|ues. bilker, 78 Littourelle, St lolwi sub. 
 Moisai', ,liise|>li, grocer, h\ llichiinind, St. ./ohii sub. 
 MoiHaii .V l.iiforco, hotel keepers, tt'J St John (with- 
 out ) 
 MOI/.EN & I,KIM<JK, ouKtom house brokers and 
 
 general agontN, 17 St. Jiuiioh, L. T. (mco carl, 
 
 p. Mi). 
 Moiiier, ISasile, hnrdware, 41 St. Joseph, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Monti^iimbert, C , Ist toller Hank of Upper ('.•inada. 
 Moiiti^iiini'iy, 'f , bliicktuMith. 78 ('hiiiiipliiiii, L. T. 
 Montniiny, .lean, baker, Hi'uliird, St Sauvrur. 
 Moniniiny A Kiuiiet, ciry goods, 31^ Craig, St. Koch 
 
 sub 
 MONTMOKENCl FACTOKV. Radon ft Co., pro- 
 
 pnetors, I St. Niobubis, I, T. (so 'card. p. 004) 
 MoiilriMil Oeeiiii .Sii'iiinsliip ('mnpiiny, 'llan.s, Kue 
 
 &('o, Hgi-iits, til St. Peter, I, T 
 MONTKF\L TKLIIOKAI'II COMPANY, office 26 
 
 St. Pi •, f, T. 
 
 Montri'iiil, Charles, gri.. er, Meloalfu, corner Albert, 
 
 St. Siiuvfur. 
 Moiiirriiil. LiuriMit, blaokHmith, foot Orant, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 
 Mooilie, M., importer of dry goods and smalt waret, 
 
 wholesiile. :'A St Peter, L T. 
 Mooney, P. W., grocer, VJ St. Valier, St. Koch 
 
 Hub. 
 Miioiicy, fluorge F., boiler maker, 8 St. Dominique, 
 
 St Koch sub. 
 MoiMioy. Lawrence, tavern keepur, *} Abraham Hill, 
 
 St Koch sub. 
 M'lore, ,\., timber tower, 210 ('huinpliiin. L T. 
 Mnore, (ii'orge, snap niiiker, til .St Pmil, I. T. 
 .VLiore, Henry, sabllei-, 2 SiiiliiTliiiid, St .lohn sab. 
 Moore, Jiiines, saloon, 12'.l t'liainplaiii. 1/ T. 
 Mooie, Hubert, soup iiiiiki;r, 4.'") St Peter. I. T. 
 Moope, W, civil engineer, 10 St Peter, I. P. 
 Moore, W , liMlel keeper *! St. Antoine, L, T. 
 Morancy, .\., iiiiibrella niiiker, Ue»fosHus, St. Rook 
 
 Hub. 
 .Moreau, KunObe, merchant tai. >r, 106 DeHfossi-s, Gt. 
 
 Kiieh Hill) 
 MoriMiii, .l«an life., notary, 107 St. Paul, K. T. 
 Moieuoy, A., hotel keeprr, 101 St I'aul, L T 
 Morency, P., tobacconint, 50 Uesfo.sso.s, St. Koch 
 
 Hilb. 
 Mornan, 1) , ni-rchant tailor, 7 Mountain Hill, L T. 
 It'i'KHn, Ivlwiinl, bliick.smith, 67 Notre Dame doB 
 
 Aiiges, St Koeli sub 
 Morgan, Fi>lix, Hoiilpior and marble workbr. It)} St. 
 
 John (without) 
 Morgan. K . miiMic dealer, 27 St John. U. T, 
 MOKOAN, F it J., i-eiilptors in iiiai ble, aii.i impor- 
 ters mil maouriictiirers of every description of 
 
 iiioniiiiieiils, intinfelH, &o., 10^ St. John fwithnut) 
 
 (see curd, p 018) 
 .Miirin, t liarles, Hhoeniaker, 12 Kiilair, St Rooh sub. 
 Miii'iii, (.'lovis, shoemaker, llo} DesfoHstis, St Kooh 
 
 sub. 
 Morin, lOdouard, grocer, (it Liilniirelle, .St John nub. 
 .Mnriii, .loseph, Mhoeuitiker, 80 Kiejiaril.siiii, St. Kooh 
 
 sub. 
 Mii'-in, Pierre f. , Hurveynr, 17j St foseph, U. T. 
 .Mori.iset, <". A , advoeatn, 4'.' Si Peter I.. T 
 Miirissel, P., grocer and spiiit merchant, St. 
 
 Peter, L T. 
 Morisset, llyaciuthe, hotel keeper, KiO St. John 
 
 ( witlioiil). 
 Morisset, Jean, gpooer, 8.12 Champlain, L T. 
 Morisset, Joan lite., builder, 6i( Crowu, St. Rooh 
 
 Hub 
 Miirisett. Magloirc, baker, .losephine, corner Arago, 
 
 St. Siiiiveur. 
 Morisset, Miitliiiis, grocer, St. Viilier, St. Ssiiveur. 
 M.irissef, Mrs. Victor, hotel keeper, 17 Noire Dame, 
 
 I., r 
 
 Morisset & Piche, grocers, St, Valier, St Saiivenr. 
 Monsette, J. lUe , grneer and wine and sp'rit dealer, 
 
 4'.) St Peter, iind It Finliy Market Pliic i, I. T. 
 Morrison, lliigli, tubaccoiiiHt, 4 St. EuHtaoho, St. 
 
 .lohn Hiib. 
 Morrison. James, blioksmitb, 11 St. Dominique, St 
 
 Rncll null, 
 
 Moriinier, Alexander, bookbinder, 4 Hiiade, U. T. 
 Mosi'i^. John, shoemaker, 88} St. Augustin, St. 
 
 Lewis sub. 
 Moss, Andrew, tailor. 21 Little Champlain, L. T. 
 .Moss. P., inerchant tailor ami clothier, f> St. .John, 
 
 II T 
 MOliNTAIN, J., merchant tailor. 41 St. John, U. T. 
 Mouii'ain, M. (1 , trustee Quebeo Pro»idcnt and 
 
 Savings Hank, 7 St. Lewis, U, T 
 MOUNTAIN, M, (1,, general importer and wbolesalo 
 
 dealer in groceries, wines, liquors, Ac, Nuu's 
 
 Uuildlngs, 41 St. Peter, L. T. 
 
 SOf\P, CANDLE AND OIL WOUKS, JOHN M.VTMKW.SON ft BUN, MONTREAL. (See C»rd, p. 432.) 
 
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 THE TRADE. 
 
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 >l roc't. 
 
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 lillll'lcll, I'llllltul'K' 
 
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 iT, TollONTa 
 
 QUEBEC. 
 
 619 
 
 Mnnntnin Hill lloiiiie, P«ter nuriaea, propriHtor, 
 
 M(iiiiit.iin Hill, \. T. 
 Miilholliiiiil, A., hraHH foandrr, pluinb«r and gaH 
 
 fiitfr, 45 .St. .lohii, V. T. 
 Mnlliiilliiiiil, Jiiliii, baker, •')7 Arlillery, St. Lewis 
 
 Biih 
 MiiUi(f'<". 'riiotims, tailm-, i''> Hii'liclieii, Ht. .Icihn hiiIi. 
 MUMfNKY, M., whdin'talo itmi retail uri'c^r iiiui 
 
 dealtT ill wiiiCH. H|jirils, &«., 60 l^t. Jdliii, U. T. 
 
 (nee oiinl, p (518). 
 Murixnii, .1., advocate, St. Peter, corner Den Biwvirs, 
 
 L T. 
 Mnrpliy, Mrs. Alice, tarern keeper, 123 nhamplnin, 
 
 I.. T. 
 Murphy. Arthur IT , ^feamboat proprietor, '2 8t. 
 
 Aiimhip, St I.ewiH »tih. 
 Murphy, l*eiini8, lailnr, .'U St .Iiilia, Ht. r.i'win Nuh. 
 Murphy, JaiiieH, ghofiimkor, 40 Little Ciiainplain, 
 
 L. T. 
 Murphy. .John, advocate, 12 St IMer, L. T 
 Jiurphy, Mm. .Fohn, (frocitr, MJ lirii'it Ht, Hoch Hnb. 
 Murphy, Matthew, grocer, '.J4 l)u.i i'rairieH, St. RooL 
 
 HUb. 
 
 Murphy, O , olty iinditor, City Hall. 
 Murphy, I' , imMrhaiit lailnr, I. 'I l!i.,ido, TT. T. 
 Murphy, H. .1., contractor, 6 rtt. Ang(-I<>, V T. 
 Murphy, .Mrs. 'I'lioH., tuvurn keeper, 86 ('hamplaiii, 
 
 L T 
 Murniy, .(ohn, artint, '.(0 Richcliiu, St. .Inhn sub. 
 Murray, Marshal, oiiKiiieer and lirattH I'liuiiili-r, 60 
 
 .St I'aul, L. T. 
 MuMMon, I., tr.i' ee Q"ehco Provident and Savings 
 
 Kaiik, 7 St Lt'wis, L' T. 
 MuRHon, .Inhii >Si I'd., cheuiiatH and druggl.'stf!, Kuade, 
 
 C'lrni'r l'"ort, II T. 
 Myrand, .S. A., hardwaro merchant, 5i! St, I'etcr, 
 
 J, T 
 Nadfau, Frs., tanner, Ht Vali<>r, St .Sauvwir. 
 Nadi'au, .lean, tiuiiu'r, lli-riiiini-, Ht .Smivcur. 
 Nadean, Ki'maiii. gror.er, I'iH King, St. Koch sub. 
 NATKiNAL lUNK Ml-' tiUEHKC, lluiiking HuUBe, 
 
 8t 1'el.r, r, T. 
 Nault, .1 / , phyMician, I'l & 12 St. Fran(,oirt, U. T. 
 Neeve, .1. U 11 , oU'rk Hank of Upper fiitiUcIa 
 Neater, Kr.'inoii*, ehoeniakur, '\ St. ('roix, St. Luwi» 
 
 aub. 
 Nottle, Kichard, j-:.>vernm('nt cuperifiti-ndont of tish- 
 
 erius for Lower (^anu'la, 4 St UrHul«, V. T. 
 Kcwniiiii, Mil. Win , tavern keeper. 1 1'l Champlain, 
 
 L. T. 
 NKWH. (/>(/i/v) Oonohue A Kelly, editorn and pub- 
 
 littheiH, ollicv, 8 St Anlnine (si-e c»r<l, p iVl'l) 
 Newii'n, Ctiarles, tinsuiiili, l!l .Sotivelle, St. Lowiu 
 
 HUh 
 
 Newton, Samuel, book keeper, Koyal [uitiranoe 
 
 t'ompany, t'onuiieicinl (Mvunlier^. 
 Newlmi. W. .!., broker, t/'mtfiniB' Huilding, Point rt 
 
 Ciircy. L. T. 
 Nioiib', J., cabinet maker, Hanvangeau, St. Savenr 
 NichoJHM, Wni., winking jeweller and engraver, 8^ 
 
 Ht. .lohn (without ) 
 Niooll. .N V, hatler and furrier, 41 J Traig, St. 
 
 lloeh Mub 
 Noel. K.i' lUard, butrher. 70 Kiri({ St. Roph sub 
 Noi'l. Kli. grociT, .Hi iVim-r Klwurd. St. Ruch "iib. 
 Noi'l. .( H , Hhiieiii'ikcr, .'1 Turk Laiie, St. Rnih nub. 
 Noiil, llrtnin, sHildler, 1 1 Park Lane. St, Rorji sub. 
 Nolan, Diiiiiel, rlioeiiiaker, -in Ht. I.uslaiilie, Ht. 
 
 Lt'wiy Hiiti. 
 Nolan, llivid, \^roo«r, 141 ('hamr-biin, L T 
 Nolan, ,1, (',, i;iiii!niiMsi.in, geiii'iul and proviaiuD 
 
 mercimn;, \} .S^ James, L. T 
 
 4f. St. Margaret, 8t 
 
 L'M St .lohn rwilhont.) 
 4!<} St. Kraiiroi.M, .St. 
 
 Nolao, Wm, P., pioTieion merobant, II 3t, James, 
 
 L T 
 NOoVAN. DONALD, (!omm-cia1 Keetaurant. 1 St 
 
 Piter, L. T 
 
 Nori-au, (.'harloH, jewc'.ler, 
 
 Koch nub. 
 NnriMiu. <i(ii., phiilo|^;riiphr'r, 
 Niiriiiaiid, ,l(i<4t'ph, builder, 
 
 R'lch Hiih 
 Niirniftiid, L. P., printing oHioe, 6U Ue(ff«mHi''ft, St. 
 
 Kuch sub 
 Norniandeau, Rev. Lron, Kvangelical, 30 St. George, 
 
 ■^t. John sub. 
 Norrie, Thoi , crockery and glaiwt. 20 Palace, II T. 
 Notre Dame .SnvingM Uink, or (.'aisHe d'Kconoinii|ue 
 
 Notro l).iine i(r '^'i-bec, Dr. ( ►. Knbiiaille, piesi- 
 
 dput, (.(lice Hank Hnih'ings, II Hi John. II. T. 
 O'Hiian, .lohn, jon., broker, Uowen'n lluildings, 8 
 
 St Peter. L T. 
 O'Hrieu, Miss A., milliner, 12 Palace U T. 
 tJ'Hrien, Kdward, notary. Trinity llousi!, 27 St. 
 
 Peter. I, T. 
 tJ'Hrien, .1., boots and shoeH, 120 (Iliamplain, L T. 
 O'Hrien, J , clerk O'N- ill's Hotel, St Lewis, (J. T. 
 O'ltnen, .1 , grocery, Cliamplain, L 'I'. 
 o'Urien, Jamen, fruit Mlore, 1 1) St. John t without). 
 O'ltrieii, Joliii tavern k'^eper, corner .St Paul aad 
 
 Saull nil Mateli.t, i, T 
 O'Hrien, .lohn, limber broker Oowen'it lluildings, 
 
 K St IVi.T, I, T 
 O'Hrien, .lohn. boarding lioosn, l'hamr>'«in I. T. 
 U'ltrien, Mrs. John, tavern keeper, <>i •'haniplaia, 
 
 L. T. 
 O'Hiien. Win.. Hliireniaker, 4 \rtillery, St Lewii sub. 
 O'Connell, T, tavern. 6i l.ilile ChampUin, L T. 
 O't'oiinor. II , wholeirtle and retail ilealer in «rro- 
 
 cerii'H, provi'-inns, wine» und Ii<|uur8, 'S>i and 25 
 
 St. I'rtul. L T. 
 O'Connor. James, blacksmith. <><) SI Paul, I, T. 
 O'i'onnor. Thomas, giiieer, IP.* nirtm|ibiiii, L T. 
 t)'DOIIKItTY k CO , importers of staple and fancy 
 
 dry ifoods. Hunk buildings, 17 Kabruiue, and 11 
 
 St .John, 11. T. 
 O'Donnell, 11 , engineer of Quobeo Water Works, 
 
 City Hn 1 
 O'Donnell, .Mrs. James, tavern keeper, IttJ llend«r- 
 
 s"U, L T. 
 O'Donni-ll, Mrn. James, Hecond band clothing, fto., 
 
 I'.lj Meieb-rxon, L T. 
 O'Donnell. .i.ibn, tavern keeper, tl'_'i Chainplain, L T. 
 O 1) innhoe. Tliomds, W'tichrr-nkcr and jevrellcr, .'.U 
 
 and 4'.» St Peter, L. T 
 O'Pariill, J., ndvoente, 82 .'t. Lewis, (J. T. 
 Ogilen, C. rt , American consul, Hunt's wharf, L. T. 
 O'llarc, Denis, |foyiT!imeut contraclor, 1 (iranj 
 
 ,\ll<''e, St. Lewis lload. 
 O Kiiiie. .lohn. clio k Suiiervisor Cullers' Office, Snult 
 
 pu Matc'ot. L. T. 
 O Kane, Wm., cli«r!t offVie tlollector Crown Timber 
 
 Due-, Saiilt au MaHlot, L T. 
 Oldfitid, Thomas, grocer, 2 Queen, 8t. Rnoh gnb. 
 Olilrti'bl. TliomaH, soap maker. '* nninl, fit Koch enb. 
 o'l.i'ary, James M , assisuint collector nrown timber 
 
 dues, Siiult ill Malelot, L. T. 
 O'Leary Maurice, clerk of Upper Town Market. 
 O'Leiry. ThoH., tavern keeper, 7f* Champlain, L. T. 
 Oliver, Edward, blacksmith and flour tncrchaut, 
 
 Ciiiig Si. Hoih sub. 
 Olii;er, F , lumber and coiamiMion merchant, 8 S(. 
 
 Peter. L. T. 
 Oliver, ,(ohn M., manager Quebec Sugar Refinery, 
 
 48 Ht Paul. L. T. 
 
 I'OBACCO WAREI10U8K, WEST, BROTH KRH, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 170.) 
 
1 
 
 620 
 
 QUEBEC. 
 
 Ill; 
 
 ft! 
 
 
 Mil 
 
 Olivpf, Thnma!), Rhip builder, f>0 St. Paul, and 
 
 FlontiiiK Duck, Dnlhouxie, L. T. 
 Ollnril, Nivhnliia, fieHnmn, &c , St. Pnul, L. T. 
 Olacitrnp, Rene 8., eograver, 34^ Grant, St. Roch 
 
 8iib. 
 O'MHlle^, .Tohu, dry goods and millinery, 23 Sons lo 
 
 Fort, L. T. 
 0'\l«nra, D. D., ndvoCHtp, St. Peter. L. T. 
 O'.Menrft, J., J. P., inviiaiiring Hurveyor, Custom 
 
 Flou!te. 
 O'Neil. I)., grocer, Chnmplain, I.. T. 
 O'Neill, Hugh, proprietor ONeiUs Hotel, St. Lewis, 
 
 U. T. 
 0'N<-il!. John H., ndvocftto. 20 St. Peter, L. T 
 O'Neill, Mrs. Job u, tavern keeper, 414 (Jhaiuplain, 
 
 L. T. 
 O'Neill, Thomas, grocer, 130J Champlain. L T. 
 O'Neill. Wm, messenger Uanit Uritish North .Viiierica 
 O'Neill's ilotel, Hugh O'Neill, proprietor, St. Lewis, 
 
 U. T. 
 O'Reairan, P., dealer in gi-oceries and liquors, 14J 
 
 St. John (without). 
 O'lieilly, .liiinex, painter, lOJ Henderson, L. T. 
 O'Slie.-. ,J., tailor. UO Chiimplain, L. T. 
 O'Toole, Mrn., grocery. 146 Ohaniplain, L T. 
 Ottawa and 8t. Lawrence Lumber Kichauge, 10 .'^t. 
 
 Peter. L. T. 
 Oufllct. Miss Agla6, 88 Richelien. St. .Tohn sub. 
 Onellet, Pierre, shoemaker, 28 Fleurie. St. Roch 
 
 sub 
 Owen, H., billiard marker, Russell's Billiard Room, 
 
 Palaoc ; l)ua-il» Ru-tsell's Hotel, Palace, U. T. 
 Owen, Richard, piano-forte manufacturer, 28J St. 
 
 John (without). 
 Page, Albert, shoemaker, 6 Richmon ', St John sub 
 Pugeau. Chas., cabinetmaker, 71 Qieen, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Pageiiu, Charles, dry goods. M)\ St. John (without). 
 P«g«-iiu, Friinrois, baker, Folix. St. Sauveur. 
 PaiimhnuJ, Jo.Meph, phys'iciiin, 1 .Arsenal. IJ. T. 
 Pumpnloii, David, grocer, ;^8 St. Olivier, St John 
 
 sub. 
 Panet, C. Eugtine, advocate and coroner, 18 St. 
 
 Ursulo. U. T 
 Pallet &, lluot, notaries public, f» St. Lewis. U. T. 
 Papillun. Fcrdinaud, mrrier, 54^ Scott, St. Lewis 
 
 sub. 
 Papillon. Jacques, blacksmith, 02 D'Aiguillon, St. 
 
 John sub. 
 Pnciui't, A , lumber doalor, Henderson. 
 Pn(|iiet Andi'i'. f^Iiocmiiker, lf!2 King, St Roch sub. 
 Putiuef, K , hotel keeper, 15 St. Paul. L. T. 
 Paquet, Kdounrd. cabinet niskor, 16 St. Paul, L. T. 
 Paquet, Fr«U(;ois, butcher, St. Ambroise, St, Sau- 
 
 vi'ur 
 Paquet, (leorge, shoemaker, 152 J St. Valier, St. 
 
 Uiich sub. 
 Paquet. Jean grocer, 138 D'Aiguillon, St. John sub. 
 Paquet, Jeau. grocer, I Hi Qui-en. St. Roch sub. 
 Paquet, Joseph, but.iher, 10 Nclscui, St. Roch sub. 
 Paquet. Leon, grocer, 44 St Aiitoine, St. R'loh iiub. 
 Paquet, Louis, shoemaker, St Joseph, St. Sauveur. 
 Paquet, Zephirin, dry goods, St. Valier, St Sau- 
 veur. 
 Paradis, Alexia, griioer, r»0 Notre Damo dee Anges, 
 
 St. Uooh sob. 
 Parsdls, Augustin, dry goods, 31' Desfosstfs, St, 
 
 Roch su'.i. 
 Paradis. Divid, grocer, Demert, corner St. Ours, 
 
 St. .Sauveur. 
 Paraihs, Furdim^nd, notary public, 40 St. Peter, 
 
 u. T. 
 
 Paradis, Ignaoe, cabinet maker, 22 St. Ann, St. 
 
 Rooh sub. 
 Parailia, L., dry goods merchant, 109 St. Paul, L. T. 
 Paradis, O., check clerk. National Uauk, St. Peter 
 
 L. T. ' 
 
 Paradis, 0., variety store, 39 Desfossos, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Paradis & Racine, dry goods, 30 Craig, St Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Parant, Antoine, hatter and furrier. Crown, corner 
 
 St. Valier, St Roch sub 
 Parant. H , hotel keeper. 21 St. Paul, L. T. 
 Pare, Amahle, brusbmakor, Arago, corner Bayard, 
 
 St. Sauveur. 
 Pare, Hubert, dry goods. 40 Crown, St. Roch sub. 
 I'are, Nazaire, butcher, 28 J Richmond, St. John sub. 
 Pan':, J E. 4 Brother, dealers in grooerie.^, winci, 
 
 liquors. Ac , 26 Craig, St Roch sub. 
 Pari'- & Patry, tobaco luanufacturers, 41 St. Joseph 
 
 St R«)fih sub. 
 Parent. Chas., notary, 40 St. Julian, St. Lewis sub. 
 Parent, Charles, shoemaker, 2J Abraham Hill, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Patent, DuTuaso, butcher, Albert, corner Napoleon, 
 
 St Sauveur. 
 Parent, Kiietine, grocer, Bedard, corner Auguste, 
 
 St. Sauveur. 
 Parent, F , blacksmith, 82 Desfos"63. St. Roch sub. 
 i'aient, Francois Jos., commission merchant, roar 
 
 44 St. Paul, L. T. 
 Parent, Hilaire. tavern keeper, 21 St. Paul, L. T. 
 I'aront, Jacques, dry goods, 84 St. Francois, St. 
 
 Riich sub. 
 Parent, Juati lUc.. grocer, 17 (Jrown, St. Roch sub. 
 Parent. Joseph, dry goods, St. Olivier, corner St. 
 
 Mary, St. John sub. 
 P.'irtftit, Louis, dry goods, 43 Siult au Matelot, L.T. 
 Paris, Jo..<eph, carriage maker, 61 St. Gabriel, St. 
 
 Lewi^ sub. 
 Patiseiiu, Narcisse, carver, 03 J St. Valier, St. Rooh 
 
 sub. 
 Parke, James, trader, 12 Commissioners, St. Rooh 
 
 sub. 
 Parke. Joseph, cheque clerk, Quehei, Bank, St. 
 
 Peter. L. T. 
 Parke. Thomas, baker, 91 St. Paul, L. T. 
 Parker, Geo., butcher, 10 St. Peter, St. Rooh sub. 
 I'arkin, J B , advocate (o** .Vn lerson & Parkin), 16 
 
 St Lewis, U T. 
 Parkin A Pentland, advocates, 7 Garden, U. T. 
 Paterson, A. II., book.seller. stationer and book- 
 binder, 4 St Nicholas, L. T. 
 Paterson, John, wholesale grocer, 37 St. Peter, L T. 
 Patersoji, Pembertun, commission merchant, 17 St. 
 
 I'etei. L. T. 
 I'atry, Feri''tianil, butcher, 34 (.^ueen, St. Roch sub. 
 Pairy. Frniicois, tavern keeper, Henderson, ooruer 
 
 St. PmuI. I. T. 
 Patry, Mioho) architect, 31 J St. Frati9oi8, St 
 
 Rooh sub. 
 Piitry, .lo-eph. wholesale grocer, and dealer in flour 
 
 and fith, 33 St. Paul, L. T. 
 Patry, /i.'phirin, oabinel raakor, 20 Little, Sault aa 
 
 Maielot, L T. 
 Patterson. Adam, shoemaker, 17 Artillery, St. 
 
 Lewis sub 
 Patterson, John, sh'iemaker, 8} Riohelien, St. John 
 
 sub. 
 Pattoii, James, jiin., superintondant St. L.iwrenoe 
 
 Wiirehouse Deck Wharfage Co., Mountain Hill 
 
 L. T. 
 Patton, R. Q., assistant postmaster, 8 Buade, U. T. 
 
 W£Sr, BROTHERS, TOBACCO WARKHOUSE, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 470.) 
 
ter, 22 St. Ann, St. 
 
 It, 109 St. Paul, T. T. 
 anal lia.uk, St. Peter, 
 
 Desfus8.!H, St. Roch 
 
 aO Craig, St Roch 
 
 irrior. Crown, corner 
 
 .. Paul, L. T. 
 
 rago, corner Bayard, 
 
 •own, St. Rood sub. 
 hraond, St. ,Jolin nub. 
 in (frooeries, wiucs, 
 rich siih. 
 urers, 41 St. Joseph, 
 
 "lion. St. Lewis sub. 
 i .\braham Hill, St. 
 
 rt, corner Napoh'-on, 
 
 rd, corner Auguste, 
 
 'oi"68, St. Roeh sub. 
 ision merchant, roar 
 
 21 St. P.iu;, [,. T. 
 it St. Franiuis, St. 
 
 Vown. St. Roch sub. 
 . Olivier, corner St. 
 
 ult au Matplit, L.T. 
 61 St. Gabriel, St. 
 
 St. Valier, St. Roch 
 
 issiooeis, St. Roch 
 
 Quobei, Bank, St. 
 
 aul, L. T. 
 ttT, St. Roch sub. 
 irson & Parkin), Hi 
 
 Qardon, I). T. 
 iitiunur and book- 
 
 17 St. Peter, L T. 
 )u merchant, 17 St. 
 
 •■en, St. Roch sub. 
 Henderson, coruer 
 
 St. Francois, St. 
 
 and dealer in Hour 
 
 20 Tittle, Sautt aa 
 
 17 Artillery, St. 
 
 lichelie;-., St. Juhii 
 
 liint St. Likwrence 
 '<! . Mountain Hill 
 
 LT, 3 Buode, U. T. 
 470.) 
 
 QUEBKC. 
 
 621 
 
 PATTON, UUNC.\N & Co., general merchants and 
 
 sgents briiisb and Foreign Marine Insurance Co., 
 
 QiK.-bec Bank Buildings, St. James, I.. T. 
 Pau', Mrs. Ann. grocer, 189 Chnmpiain, L. T. 
 Paxman. Sumuel, grocer, 16 Craig, St. Roch sub. 
 Payet, ("liarles, saddler, 45 Notre Dame des Auges, 
 
 St. Roch sub. 
 Peacock, John, plumber, 25 Artillery. St. Lewis sub. 
 Peebles, Andrew, gas titter and plumber, 6 St. Jnhu, 
 
 U. T. 
 Peebles, Philip, Manager Quebec Gas Company, 
 
 Orleans Wharf, L. T. 
 Pe''S!.on, Olivier, confectioner, 6 St. Joseph, U. T. 
 Pelletior, Amable, grocer, 107 St. Paul, L. T. 
 PELLETIER. C. A. P., aJvocate, otiioe 22 ht. Lewis, 
 
 U T. : residence 25 St. Jos^epli. 
 PelU-tier, C. P., wine merchant. Nun's Building?, 30 
 
 St Peter, L. T. 
 Pclletier, E. B., grocer, 107 St. Paul, L. T. 
 i'ellt'tier, F. X., tanner, 40 Notre Dume des Anges, 
 
 St. Roch sub. 
 pelletier, J. Thomas, ngcut and collector, 29 St. Ann, 
 
 U. T. 
 Pelletier, P. M., grocer and liquor dealer, 3 Ilcn- 
 
 dcr'rou, L. T. 
 Pelletier, J B. & Co., dry goods 51 St. John, U. T. 
 Peniberton, E. H., advocate, St. Prter, L. T. 
 Peniberton, Hon. Qeorge, Prussian Consul, 5 Dul- 
 
 bouHie, L. T. 
 Peniberton, Henri, general lumber merchant, 19 St. 
 
 Junies, L. T. 
 Peniston, R. F , receiving toller Quebec Bank, St. 
 
 Peter, L T. 
 Pentlaud, Charles, merchant, 81 St. John (without). 
 People's Building S loiety, Wni. Miller, Secretary & 
 
 Treasurer, 9J Fabrique, U. T. 
 Pepin, Edward, blacksmith, 53 St. Franyois, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Pepin, J. Bte., grocer, 40^ Craig, St. Roch "ub. 
 Perrault, Louis, shoeiaaker, 34 Crowo, St. Roch sub. 
 Perrault, R<^gis, shoemaker, Snuvnge.iu, St. Sauveur. 
 Perron & Bolanger, grocers, 46 Commissioners, St. 
 
 Pooh sub. 
 Perry, John, cabinet maker, lilj Richardson, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Perry, Mrs. John, tavern keeper, 202 Cbamplain, 
 
 L. T. 
 Peters, S. & C, sash, door and blind factory, Grant 
 
 & B'lronue, St. Rocli nub. 
 Peterson. J., trustee Quebec Provident and Savings 
 
 Bsnk, 7 St. Lewis. U. T. 
 Petit, Jean, hotel keeper, 172 St. Valier, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Petitolere, Joseph, notary, 16 St. Joseph, U, T. 
 Pctiini, Carlo, statuary, 115 St. Joseph, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Petry, Wm., ir usurer Quebec us Company, Orleans 
 
 Wiiarf, L T. 
 PETRY, MAY &Co., general oomminsion rrierchants, 
 
 Clnpham's Buildings 10 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Phillips, C. S., flour inspector, 5 Dos Sce'irs, L. T. 
 Phillips & Son, plumbers, &c., 7 St. Nicholas, L. T. 
 Picard, Edouard, tavern keeper, 2 Crown, St. Uoch 
 
 sub. 
 Picard, O., tinsmith, 7j St. John (without). 
 Picard, Thomas, bntolier, Signni, St. Sauveur. 
 Picard, Tho8.,jun., butcher, Hormiue, coruer FiMix, 
 
 St. Sauveur. 
 Pich(% J. lUe , flour denier, St. Valier, St Sauveur. 
 Pichetto, J.)8 , hotel keeper, 07 St. .Inhn (without.) 
 Pidgeon, Mrs. Patrick, tavern keeper, 314 Cham- 
 
 piaio, L. T. 
 
 Pierre, 0., hotel keep» r, 117 St. Paul, L. T. 
 Pins, Louis, bowling saloon, rear 17 Palaco. U. T. 
 Pitau, Jacques, cabinet maker, 62 D'Aiguillon, St 
 
 John sub 
 Pitau, Louis J , advocate, 8 St. Lewi", U. T. 
 Piton, .lean, g-oeer, .Arago, corner Sauvageau, St. 
 
 Sauveur. 
 Piton, Mr.t. Philippe, dry goods, 44 Crown, St. Rooh 
 
 sub. 
 Piton, W. J. & Co., grocers, wine and spirit mer- 
 
 clmnts, St. Ursnle, coiner St. Lewis. U T. 
 Plamondon, Henri, tavern keeper, 137 St. Valier, 
 
 St. Roch b'.ib. 
 Plamondon, Honored, custom house broker and gen- 
 eral agent, Customs' Building. Point a Carey, L. T. 
 Plamondon, J. B., bailiff, I)orinncotin;i, U. T. 
 Plamondon, Louis, advocate, 3oJ D'Aiguillon, St. 
 
 John sub. 
 Plamondon, Mrs. Louis, dry goods, ISj St. John 
 
 (without.) 
 Plamondon, M. ,\., advocate, 5 Parloir, V. T. 
 Plamondon, Theophile, painter, 77 DesfossOs, St. 
 
 Pioch sub. 
 Plamondon, J. B. & Sons, cutlers, 5 Garden, U. T. 
 Plamondon & (iilbuult, advocates, 5 Parloir, U. T. 
 PInnte, .Vugustin, hhoemaker, 36 Crown, St. Rooh 
 
 sub 
 Plante, E , bftiliflf of the Recorders Court. 
 Plaute, Gustave, butcher, St. Ours, corner Tht-ophile, 
 
 St. Sauveur. 
 Plante, Jean, butclior, ISMi Queen, St. Rooh sub. 
 Plante, Louis, shoeinakor. Theophile, St. Sauveur. 
 Plante, Martin, grocer, llti King, St. Roch sub. 
 Plunkett, Matthew J., grocer, 12 St. Amable, St. 
 
 Lewis sub. 
 Poirier, Joseph, boots and shoes, 2fi Cul de Sac, L T. 
 Puirier, J., boots and (•hoe.s 2 Little Cliamplaiu, L.T. 
 Poliiiuin, L., .^roocr, L) Henderson, L. T. 
 Pope, .\lexanijer, clerk, 7 Bell's Lane, L. T. 
 Pope, Richard, advocate, (Commercial Chambers, 19 
 
 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Pope, Thomas, advocate, mayor of the city of Que- 
 bec, Commercial Chambers. 19 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Porteau. F. X , saloon, St. Paul, L. T. 
 Porter, Jo.xeph, bell hanger, 20 St. Stanislas, V. T. 
 PO,ST(.)N, (,'ilAKLHS, coal and general commission 
 
 merchant, Arthur, opposite Custom House, L. T. 
 POSTON, EDVVAI{!>. (ofE Poston & Co.) oflioe 20 
 
 Notre Dame (.'<ce card, p. 618). 
 Poston, E., trustee, Quebec Provident and Savings 
 
 Bank. 7 St T w= •, U. T. 
 POSTON, T., wholesale and retail dealer in grocei- 
 
 ies, wines, spirits, So., 25 Buade, IJ. T. (see card, 
 
 p. 594). 
 Poston, U'm., director, Quebec Gas Company. 
 POSTON, E. & ( ()., wholesale dealers and impor- 
 ters in groceries, wines, liquors and tobacco, coal 
 
 oil merchants: office, lU Notre Dame, store, 20 
 
 Notre Dame (see card, p. 618). 
 Potvin, Olivier, hotel keeper, 61 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Potrin A Dube, tavern keepers, 8 Fiulay Market 
 
 Place, L. T. 
 Poulin, Theodore, grocer, St. Valier, St. Sauveur. 
 POULIN, I'. & Son, watchmakers and jewellers, 47 
 
 and 49 St. John, L. T. 
 Pouliot, A., blacksmith, 49 Craig, St. Roch sub. 
 Poiiliut, C. L., boot!) and shoes, 37 Desfusstis, St. 
 
 Roch sub 
 Pouliot, Loon, grocer, St. Ours, St. Sauveur. 
 Pourtier, Michaud, dentist, 16 St. John, U. T. 
 Powell, John, ship ohandlor and grooer, 45 and 63 
 
 St. Peter, L. T. 
 
 SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY. (See Card, p. 446.) 
 
622 
 
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 Power, K., bo^rdiog house, 165 Charaplitin. L. T. 
 l>owi8. Rev. H. D., Oougregiitional, 9 Richelieu, St. 
 
 John "111). 
 Pratteu, Iluory J., advocate, 34 Artillery, St. Lewis 
 
 8iih. 
 Preo'l'Tgiit, G., butoher, Cliampluin Markut. 
 Pren'lernutt, .fitmsi), a'lvoonte, OardcD, coruer St. 
 
 Lewirt, U. T. 
 PreniU'ric>i-<i. -Tiimea, clerk, Bupt. Cullers otfi^-e, Sault 
 
 au Matelot, L. T. 
 Prevost, LouiM, nnUry public, 40 St. Peter, L 'P. 
 Price, W. (I , clotliinji inerohmit, 2 Knhriqup, U. T. 
 Price, W ,St .Son, lumber mer«liatils, St. Peter, cor- 
 ner St. Piiul, L. T. 
 Primoiit, UruDo, tiusimith, 158 St. Valier, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Primout, F. X., tinEmith, 9U St Francois, St. Rooh 
 
 sub. 
 "rii 'man, Henry, cigaTs, &c., Palace, U. T. 
 Prior, H S., noliiry public and agent for the Queen 
 
 Fire anil Life luHuraiice Company, St. Peter, cor- 
 ner, St. Paul. 
 PritchanI, John A., comnaission merchant, 17 St. 
 
 Paul, L T. 
 Proban, .lolin, confectioner, 48 St. .\nn, U. V. 
 Proulx. K, bookbinder, Des Civrit'Tes, U T. 
 Proulx, Hrrain, grocer, 5 Couillard, IT T. 
 Proulx, NaroiHso, bookbinder, 15 Couillard, U. T. 
 Provan, .Jnbn, sen., confectioner, 48 .St. Ann, U. 'P. 
 Proveni,*!. Francis, butcher, Victoria, corner Coloaib, 
 
 St. Sauveur. 
 Provincial Insurance Company of Toronto, W. C. 
 
 llpndor.''OTi, agent, llunt'n Wharf, L T. 
 PROVINCIAL STEAMERS OFFICE, F. Butcau, 
 
 manager, foot St. James, L. T. 
 Pruneau, Jean Ute., notary »ud iusurnnco agent, 
 
 .38J Uesfo.isea, St. Rooh sub. 
 Pruneau, Louis, blacksmith, IB Dolnir, St. Rooh 
 
 sub. 
 Pye, John, plumber and gas fitter, 33 .St. Ursule, 
 
 U. T 
 QUEBEC BANK, William Dunn, cashier, St. Peter, 
 
 corner St. lames, L. T. 
 QlJEHEiJ BATHS AND UE.STAURAVT, I, Frichet, 
 
 proprietor, Palace, oppoiiite Ru.tsell's Hotel (see 
 
 card, p. 5118). 
 Quebec Daily Mercury, 11 and 13 F'lbriquo, U. T., 
 
 Jo.siali Blackburn, editor and publisher 
 QUEBEC DAILY NEW.S, Donoghue & Kelly, prop., 
 
 8 St. Anioine, L. T. (see curd, p. 0'.i'i ) 
 Quebec Exchange, >V. Lauo, suporintoadont, 
 
 Arthur, L T. 
 QUEBEC DIRECTORY, U Cherrier, editor, pro- 
 prietor and publisher, 'i\ Des Piairies, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 QUEBEC FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY, A. D. 
 
 Riverin, secretary, office t^ St. Peter, L T. 
 Quebec Oas (Company, Philip Peebles, .Manager, 
 
 Orleans Wharf. 
 QUEBEC GAZETTE, Middleton & Dawaon, pub- 
 
 li!>lutrs and proprietors, foot of Muuataiu Uill, 
 
 L. T. (see card, p. 018). 
 Quebec Library, Robert Rogers, superintendent 
 
 Oak. U. T. 
 QUEBEC MA RULE WORKS, P. & J. Morgan, pro- 
 prietor, 19J St. John (without) (><eo card, p. 018) 
 Quebec Morning Chronicle, J. J. Foote, aditur ftud 
 
 publisher, 1 Mountain Hill, L. T. 
 Quebec North Shore Turnpike Trust Office, Qowen'a 
 
 Bviildiiig^,' 8 St. Peter, L. T. 
 QUE1>.;C PERMANENT UUILDINQ SOCIETY, F. 
 
 Veziua, president, office 11 St. John, U. T. 
 
 Quebec Po»t Office, John Scwell, postmaster, 8 
 
 Buad«, U T 
 yi'EBEC PROVIDENT AND HAVINGS HANK, 
 
 George Veasey, cashier, 7 St. Lewis, I'. T. , open 
 d'lily (■rr>m ID to 'JJ o'clock, and on Monday and 
 S.klurdny evenings, from ti to 8 
 Qjebec .Suuar Retinery, John M Oliver, manager. 
 Qiii|{ley, Thomas M , builder, 51 Soott St. Lewi.ssub. 
 Quiiin. J'imos A., grocery, opposite Chumplaiii .Mar- 
 ket^ L T. 
 Quinn, John, tailor, 12 Mountain Hill, L. T. 
 QiMin. .Iiilin, liivcru, Chaniplain, L T. 
 Qitinn, Mrs, grocer, 117 Cliamplain, L T. 
 Quiiin. Fnincii, clerk Supervisor of Cullers' Office, 
 
 Sault au Matelot, L. T. 
 Qiiinn, Mrs. Jaioes, tavern keeper, 117 Cbamplain 
 
 L. T 
 Quinn, P.. merchant tailor, 3) St. John II. T, 
 QUINN. WILLIAM, Supervisor of Culler*, Saait 
 
 au Matelot. L. T. 
 Racey, John, physician and surgeon, 6 Collins, U. T. 
 lUuinc, Ferdinand, baker, 37 St. Anioine, St. Rooh 
 
 sub. 
 Rimine, J , blacksmith, .St. Pau'. .St. Roch sub. 
 Racine, Louis, baker, 6 Nelson, St Rocu sub. 
 Riicine. N^ircisse, grocer, 01 Notre Dame des Anges, 
 
 St Roch sub. 
 Riicine, Olivier, grocer, 28 Qi-oen. St. itoch sub. 
 Racine. Rev. Antoine, actintr curate, St .lean Bap- 
 
 tjste, t"?liuich Presbytery, St. John (without). 
 Racine & Gravel, grocers, 2 Notre Dame des Anges, 
 
 St. Rod) sub. 
 Radford, J., preventive officer, Tadoussac, Custom 
 
 House. 
 Ramsey, Mrs. Thomas, tavern keeper, 226 Cham- 
 plain, L. T. 
 Rancour, Charles, tavern keeper, 3 Water, St. Rooh 
 
 sub. 
 Randall, Jacob, plumber, fi6J D'.\iguillon, St. John 
 
 sub. 
 Raphael, J., tobacconist, 35 St. John, U. T. 
 llappi'luul, K., tavern, Cnl de .Sao, L. T. 
 H ittJ6, George, roofer. Darners, St. Sauvour. 
 Ratte. Fi-anyois, blacksimith, 17 St. Frao';ois, St 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Ratto. U., India rubber worker, 4 Palace, U. T. 
 Ray, Walter, ship builder, 30 St. Famille, U. T. 
 Read, Miss Margnret, milliner, 2^ St. Julia, St. 
 
 Lewis sub. 
 Read, Mrs. John IT., Road's Hotel, 41 St. Peter, 
 
 L T. 
 Rejid, Samuel, importer and dealer in dry goods, 19 
 
 .Mountain Hill, L T. 
 Reaume, .Viejtis, lumber merchant, foot Crown. 
 IWauiiio, P , grocer, 1' Craig. St. Roch sub. 
 Receiver General's Office, \\in\ W P. Howland, 
 
 general receiver, 50 St. Lewis, U T. 
 Recorder's Court, 50 St. Lewis, U T. 
 Rudinond, .Mrs. Michael, tavern keeper, 288 Chain- 
 
 plain, L. T. 
 Redmond, Wm., shoemaker, 34 Little Cbamplain, 
 
 L. T. 
 Reed, James, physician, 31 .St. Peter, L T. 
 Reed, James, M.D., chomidt and druggist, 64 St. 
 
 Petei, L T. 
 Ri'od, Thomas H., upholsterer, 28 Couillard, U. T. 
 Reef, James, cooper, St. Paul, corner Hault aa 
 
 Matelot, L. T. 
 Reos, E , rope manufacturer, Sauvageau, St.Sauveur. 
 Rees, E. O , grocer, 19'i St. Valier. St. Roch sub. 
 R'formc (//ii), tri-weekly, L. M Darveau & Bro., 
 
 proprietors and publishers, 12 .St. Nicholas, L. T. 
 
 ADDISON AVERY, COMMISSION DEALER, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 874.) 
 
624 
 
 QUEBEC. 
 
 . if ■. 
 
 \i 
 
 
 
 : i 
 I 
 
 lA 1 
 
 BEID, JOSHUA, merchant Uilor, 11 MounUib. 
 
 Hill, L. T. 
 Kei.l. Mr». Wm., toy store, 13 Palace, U. T. 
 REID, J ^ W., cominiiinion mernhnnts ari'l 'lealera 
 
 ill paper and paper !<touk, 44 St. I'liul, L. T. 
 B .nnml, Eu!«'he, collector of Palace Hurbuur rer- 
 
 etiues, H7 DefoHm^ti, St. RucL lub. 
 RenaU'l, Jacquea, chair maker, 89} Prince^Edward, 
 
 Si. Roch bub. 
 ReiiHud, Jean IJte., director of the Quebec Fire 
 
 AaHuraiice Company iiad city councillor ; house, 
 
 14 lUmpart. U. T. 
 Reuuuil, Jeau Die., merchant, 26 and 28 St. Paul, 
 
 L. T. 
 Renaud, Joseph, bliick.mnith, 61 Cinig, St. Uoch Bub. 
 Renaud, L^un, bluck.sniith, 40 D'.Viguillon, St. John 
 
 8ub. 
 Renaud, Louis, nir, grain and provitiion merchant, 
 
 C St. Paul, l>. 1'. 
 Reniiud, Mi?(8, dry goods store, 1!> St. Paul, L T. 
 Renaud, Thomas, blacksmith, W St. Ulivier, St. 
 
 John !4ub. 
 Rejnhart, J., ship builder, 1 Queen, St. Rooh sub. 
 Reynoldx, E , rcrttauruut and biiloou keeper, 'J5 St. 
 
 P<(ter, L T. 
 ReyniildH, Ed., deputy chief of police. City !'h11. 
 Rh<-iiunic, F. X., blacksmi.h, 00 Arago, St Roch 
 
 Biib. 
 Rh(''>iume, J. P , advocate, office 7 Garden, V. T. 
 Rh^'iuine, L. N., clerk of CliBmpla;n Market, L. T. 
 Rh^'aurae, Pierre, tuTeru keeper, 1 1 Craig, St. Koch 
 
 sub. 
 Richard, Edmond 0., contrnrtor, 5 DalhouHie, L. T. 
 Richard, Ferdinand, butcher, Jacques Cartier, St. 
 
 f^HUTCur. 
 Bichnrd, Hubert, blacksmith, 54 D'Aiguillon, St. 
 
 John sub. 
 Richard. 0., dry goods, 72J St. John (without). 
 Richardson, Robert, boot and shoemaker, 1 St. John 
 
 (witliout). 
 RICH.VRDSON, O. L. & SON, leather merchants, 48 
 
 8i P«ter. L. T. 
 RICHELIEU ROYAL MAIL LINE OF STEAMERS, 
 
 office, Napol6nn Wharf, J. E. Deschamps, agent 
 
 (nee card, p 428). 
 Rickaby, J., cabinet maker, 66 St. John (without). 
 Biuux, N , grocer, wiae and liquor dealer, 43 St. 
 
 P.tul, L. T. 
 Ritchie, Joh:., Bearer Iron Works, 42 St. Paul, L. T. 
 Rivard, Modesto, grocer, 10 Richmond, St. John 
 
 sub. 
 River Police Station, R. 11. Russell, chief, Cal de 
 
 S«c. L T. 
 RIVERIN, A. I)., secretary of the Quebec Fire As- 
 surance Company, olfice St. Peter, L. T. 
 Riverin, C. C, dry goods merchant, 10 Sous le Fort, 
 
 L T. 
 Rivet, Floront, grocer, 36 St. Olivier, St. John sub. 
 llobi-rgo, Edouard, painter, Colomb, St. Sauveur. 
 Rubergc, Etienue, cabinet maker, 12 St. Margaret, 
 
 St. Roch sub. 
 Roberge, J., dry goods, &c., 24 St. John (without). 
 Roberge, P., dry goods, Ac, 30 St. John (without). 
 Robertson, A., director Quebec Qas Company. 
 Robertson, Alexander, city councillor. 
 Robert^on, D., grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 17 
 
 Buade. L. T. 
 Robericon, Mrs., dyer, &o., 4 Palace, U. T. 
 Robin, P. V , general agent for lower ports, 5 Des 
 
 Sflcurs, L. T. 
 Robinette, Francois, tanuer, &o., G6 St. Valicr, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 
 Rank, 
 
 1 St. 
 
 I Robintoo, Wm.. clerk, Bank British North America, 
 Kobinjon, Misses J. & M., milliners, &c., 16 St. John 
 
 (without). 
 Robinson & Co., lumber merchants, 10 St. Peter, 
 
 L. T. 
 Robitaille, Alexis, tinsmith, 26 St. Eustache, Ft. 
 
 John sub. 
 Robitaille, E., boot and shoemaker, 61} St. John 
 
 (wiih(ml). 
 Ri^bitnille, EajT'^'ue, tavern keeper, C Cul de Sjic, L. T. 
 Robitaille, F. X., blacksmith, S't^ St. Olivier, St. 
 
 Jiibn sub 
 Robit^iille, L. A., pen., notary, 19 St. George, U. T 
 II. hiitiille, Louis, baker, Napolt'un, St. Sauveur. 
 R'ibitaille, Dr <.)., physician and surgeuu, 11 St. 
 
 John ( without). 
 Robitaille, Olivier, printer, 19 St. George, St. John 
 
 sub. 
 Robitaille, O L., M. l>.. Director National 
 
 office St. Peter, L. T. 
 Robitiiille & Picher, hardware merchants, 
 
 John (without). 
 Roche. U., butcher, Champlain Market, L. T. 
 Roche, Mrs Jimes, tavern keeper, 271 (Jliitmplain, 
 
 L. T. 
 Roche, Thomas, studont-at-law with M. A. Heam, 
 
 20 St. Lewis. U. T. 
 R.)<;het. I/.on, collector, 28 St. Famille, U. T. 
 Rochet, Michel, blacksmith, 21 ('ummissiouvrs, St. 
 
 Hoch Hub. 
 Roe, John shoemaker, 32 Little Champlain, L. T. 
 Rogers, Riibcrt, Superintendent Quebec Library, 
 
 Oik, U. T. 
 Rolph, Alfred, blacksmith, 21 Nouvelle, St. Lewis 
 
 sub. 
 Rolph, H., proprietor Prinoo Alfred Hotel, 62 St. 
 
 Lewis, U. T. 
 Rolpb, Benjamin R., grocer, 46 Artillery, St. Lewis 
 
 sub. 
 Rolph, Mrs Josiah, confectionery, 10 Desfossds, St. 
 
 Roch sub 
 Ronayne, Edmund, Conimi8.sioner, School teacher, 
 
 250 (;ii .mpiiiin, L. T. 
 Rosa, f.> uis, ship builder, 49 King, St. Roch sub. 
 Rosa, Narcisse, i<hlp builder, 5(( King, St. Roch sub. 
 Ross, D A., advocate, office 42 St Peter, L. T. 
 Ross, David, general store, 115 Champlain, L. T. 
 Ross, Dunbar, r-dvooate, 3 St. Louis, U. T. 
 Ross, H I) , dentist, 52 St. John, U. T. 
 Ross, Hugh, grocer, &c., 18 Desfo8!.6!», St. Roch sub. 
 Ross, N. N , chief clerk Custom House. 
 Ross, Richard, baker, 18 Scott, St. Lewis sub. 
 Ross, M. & H., grocers, 14 St. George, St. John sub. 
 Ross & Co , general commission merchants, 19 St. 
 
 Peter, L. T. 
 Ross & Co., Quebec Steam Flour Mills, St. Paul,' 
 
 L. T. 
 Rossignol, P., dry goods, 82 and 33 St. John (with- 
 out). 
 Rf.uillurd, Jean, shoemaker, 8 Biilair, St. Roch sub. 
 Rouillard, N., dry goods, 25 Sous Ic Fort, L. T. 
 Rouleau, Thomas, carver, 88 St. Margaret, St. Roch 
 
 BUb. 
 
 Roulston, Wm., blockmaker, Grant, ooroer Queen, 
 
 St. Roch sub. 
 Rou.^scau, David, tin!)mith, St. Valier, St. Sauveur. 
 Rousseau, Gdouurd, physician and surgeon, King, 
 
 corner Craig. St, Roch sub. 
 Rou)<Hcau. Ferdinand, turner, 26 St. Vblicr, St. 
 
 Rijch sub. 
 Rousseau, Firmin, butcher, 25 Commissioners, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 
 ST. LAWRENCE HALL, HENRY HOGAN, PROPRIETOR, MONTREAL, (See Card, p. 488.) 
 
British North America, 
 lliners, &.O., 16 St. John 
 
 irchftots, 10 St. Peter, 
 
 , 26 St. Eustache, ^U 
 
 cniaker, 61 J St. John 
 
 iper, 6 Cul do Shc. L T. 
 , 85i St. Olivier, St. 
 
 y, lost. George, U. T 
 iol«;oii, St. Siiuveiir. 
 I and Burgeuu, 11 St. 
 
 9 St. Qeorge, St. John 
 
 [rector National Bank, 
 
 rare merchants, I St. 
 
 lin Mnrket. L. T. 
 coper, 271 (Jhiimplsin, 
 
 aw with M. A. Ileam, 
 
 It. Famine, U. T 
 21 ('uuimisHiouers, St. 
 
 ittloChamplain, L. T. 
 ideiit Quebec Library, 
 
 U Nouvelle, St. Lewis 
 
 10 Alfred Ilott-l, 62 St. 
 46 Artillery, St. Lewis 
 
 onery, 10 Desfosscs, St. 
 
 ^loner, School teacher, 
 
 ) King, St. Roch sub. 
 , 50 King, St. lloeh sub. 
 42 St IVter, L. T. 
 116 Champlftin, L. T. 
 t. LnuiH. U. T. 
 John, U. T. 
 
 Desfos.'-^!', St. Roch sub. 
 torn House, 
 ott, St. Lewis sub. 
 St. George, St. John sub. 
 asion merchants, 19 St. 
 
 Flour Mills, St. Paul,* 
 
 and 33 St. John (with- 
 
 8 Roliiir, St. Roch sub. 
 Hi>us lo Fort, L. T. 
 i St. Margiiret, St. RocU 
 
 ', Grant, corner Queen, 
 
 St. Valicr, St. SauTeur. 
 
 an and BUrgeon, King, 
 
 h. 
 
 ler, 26 St. VaUcr, St. 
 
 25 Commission(>r8, St. 
 
 (See Card, p. 488.) 
 
 QUEBEC. 
 
 , overseer of Qaebco Water Works, 
 tavern keeper, Napolt'on's Wharf, 
 
 Roch 
 
 Roch 
 Roch 
 
 Notre 
 
 Ronniieaa, Jos 
 
 City Hall. 
 Rousseau, L, 
 
 L T. 
 
 Rou.Hxeau, Pierre, grocer, 3J St. Ours, St. Roch «uh. 
 Rousseau, S., hotel keeper, 63 Hault au Matelot, 
 
 L. T. 
 Roussel, Thailf'^e, baker, 25 Notre Dnmo des Anges, 
 
 St. Uoch suh. 
 Routier, Charles, watch maker and jeweller, 17 
 
 Mountain Hill, L. T. 
 Routier, F. X., blacksmith, 124 D'Aiguillon, St. 
 
 John sub. 
 Bowand, Alexander, physician, 39 St. Lewis, U. T. 
 Rowbottoni, Mrs. John, tavern keeper, 8'JJ St. Oli- 
 vier, St. John sub. 
 Roy, A., butcher, Champlain Market, L. T. 
 Hoy, CImrlps, bunt and shoeinakpr and dealer. Sous 
 
 le Furt, corner Nutre Dame, L. T. 
 Roy, E., dry goods merchant, 1 Desfosstts, St. 
 
 sub. 
 Boy, Flavien, baker, F6lix, St Sauveur. 
 Roy, F. W., grocer, 73 Arago, St. Roch sub. 
 Hoy, Henry, cabinet maker, 45 Desfosses, St. 
 
 sub. 
 Roy, J. V , cabinet maker, 32 Desfoss^s, St. 
 
 sub. 
 Roy, Jo-iepli, boot and sh maker, 11 & 22 
 
 Dame, L. T. 
 Roy, Louis, J., physician, 10 Palace, U T. 
 Roy, Leon, confectioner, Boisseau, St. Sauveur. 
 Roy, Pierre, cabinet maker, 04 St. Valicr, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Roy, S., dealer in dry goods, 4 Fahrlque, D. T. 
 Roy, Thomas E., agent and collector, 8 St. Joachim, 
 
 U. T. 
 Boy, Vital, boots and shoes, 41 DcsfossSs, St. Roch 
 
 sub 
 ROVAL INSUIIANCE COMPANY, Commercial 
 
 Chambers, Forsyth, Bill & Co., agents, 10 St. 
 
 Peter. L. T. (^ee card, p. 450 ) 
 Royer, Furdinund, butcher, 9 Jerome, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Royer, Jean, butcher, Signni, St. Sauveur. 
 Hud, A. O , assistant tide surveyor, Cn>itoin House. 
 Russell, It IL, physiuian, 6 Mountain Hill, L. T. 
 HubbrII, Hubert Henry, chief water police, Cul de 
 
 Sac, L. T. 
 Russell, Wni., painter and dealer in paper hangings, 
 
 Sc, 52 St. John, U. T. 
 RUSSELL, W. & SON, proprietors Hussell's and St. 
 
 Louis Hotels (see card, pp. (■)'J2 & 6J8). 
 RUSSELL'S HOTEL, W. Russell & Son, proprietors, 
 
 Palace, U. T. (see card, p. iVVJ) 
 Ryan, Edward, grocer, Nouvelle, corner D'Artigny, 
 
 St. Lewis suh. 
 Ryan, .lames, fruit dealer, 12 Garden, U. T. 
 Ryan, Kiclnrd, grocer, 35 Nouvelle, St. Lewis sub. 
 Ryan. Brothers i% Co., general merchants insurance 
 
 agents, &c., 17 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Sailer, Chas. worker in jewellery, 44 St. Ann, U, T. 
 Sampital, Kdouard, dry goods, St. John, U. T. 
 Samson, C, dry goods, 8 Desfosses, St. Roch sub. 
 Samion, Olivier, architect, 28 Craig, St. Roch sub. 
 Samson, Pierre, tanner, 116 St. Valier, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Samtiels, Miss M., milliner, 2 Fabriqne, U. T. 
 Sanders, .M., fruit dealer, St. Peter, L. T. 
 Sandonion, Edward, paying teller Quebec Bank, St. 
 
 Petci, L. T. 
 Sansfxi;on, Francois, grocer, 30 Richardson, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 
 St 
 
 St. 
 
 St. 
 St. 
 
 Sanafn^nn, Fran^-ois, shoemaker, 6 Sutherland, 
 
 Re h 
 
 San!<t'ii9on, Jean, . blacksmith, 56 St. Joseph, 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Sansf,.<;oD, Joseph, tanner, 60 Prince Edward, 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Sanat«i,on, Louis, butcher, 94 St. Francjois, 
 
 Roch sub 
 Sansfn^on, Louie, grocer, 89 St. Joseph, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Sasseville, Frnn9oi», silversmith and silver plater, 7 
 
 Palace, U T. 
 Sasseville, Qeorge, dry gooils, 413 St. PanI, L T. 
 Sasseville, Jean Bte., tavern keeper, I'Jj St. Paul, 
 
 L. T. 
 Sasseville, M., dry goods, 113 St. Paul, L. T. 
 •Saucier, Noijl, tanner. Bayard, corner Massue, St. 
 
 Sauveur. 
 Saurin, Mrs. Christopher, tavern keeper, 17J St. 
 
 Julia, St Lewis sub. 
 Savanl, A , watchmaker, 63 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Savard, Joseph, barber, 53 St I'eter. L. T. 
 Savard, Michel, batcher. I'orent, St Sauveur. 
 Savard, Pierre, shoemaker, foot Church, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Savard, Pierre, tavern keeper, 8 Cul de Sao, L. T. 
 Savard, Tnlesphore, black.-«iuitb, U B^lair, St. Hoch 
 
 sub. 
 Sax Rev. James S., Church of England, 155 St. 
 
 John (without). 
 Soanlan, Mrs Wm., grocer, 1^3 Champlain, L. T. 
 Schenck, L., boot and shoemaker, Craig, .St. Roeh 
 
 sub. 
 Scrflt, George, confectioner, 30 St. John, U. T. 
 Scott, H S.. chairman Quebec G is Company, vice- 
 president Quebec Provident Saving.t Bank, and 
 
 director of Quebec Fire Assurance Company, 73 
 
 St Lewis U. T. 
 Scott, Mrs., hotel. &o., Sault au Matelot. L T. 
 SCOTT. W. (3.. agent for the B. & A. Express Co., 
 
 4 Sault au Matelot, L. T. 
 Scott, W. W., lumber and commission merchant, 10 
 
 Arthur, L T. 
 Scott. H. S. & Co., hardware merchants, 22 Buade, 
 
 U. T. 
 Scottish Provincial Life Assurance Company, Lang- 
 
 lois & Glass, agents, 16 St. Peter, L T. 
 Sealey. James, warehouseman and locker, Custom 
 
 House. 
 Secretan & Dunbar, advocates, 1 St. Lewis, U. T. 
 Seguin, Francois, butcher, 20 .St. Gabriel, St. Roch 
 
 tub. 
 Seguin, Pierre, blacksmith, 110 St. Valier, St. Booh 
 
 sub. 
 SEIFERT, G., manufacturer of all kinds of jewellery 
 
 and dealer in watches, 22 Couilluid, U. T. (see 
 
 card, p. 691). 
 Sewell, Arthur, clerk Quebec Bank. 
 Sewell, James, physician and surgeon, 27 St. Ur- 
 
 snle, U. T. 
 Sewell, John, post master, office, 3 Buade, U. T. 
 Sowell, Levisou, advocate, 10 St Peter, L T. 
 Sewell, William S., sheriff, 10 IVAuteuil, U. T. 
 Sewell & Temple, Provincial Land Surveyors, 21 St. 
 
 Peter, L T. 
 Seymour, Thos., president corporation pilots, Arthur, 
 
 L. T. 
 Shanley, John, hotel keeper, 45 Cul de Sac, L. T. 
 Sharp. John, founder, 3 St. Frau9ois, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Sharpies, C. & J. & Co., lumber mercUants, McPher- 
 
 son's Building, 3 St. Peter, L. T. 
 
 DONEGANA HOTEL, ST. JULIEN & MoKEOGH, Proprietors, MONTREAL. 
 40 
 
 (See card, p. 430). 
 

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 ,T, TORONTO. 
 
 SHAW, SAMUEL, J., importer of bardware, 7 St 
 John, U. T., 15 Sous le Fort, L. T. (see card, p. 
 622). 
 
 Shaw, Robert & Co., grocers, agents for the Anchor 
 Line of Steamships, corner Notre Dame and Moan 
 tain Hill, L. T. 
 
 Shay, Mrs. John, tavern keeper, 28 Artillery, St 
 Lewis sub. 
 
 Shea, Mrs. Wm., grocer, 114 Champlain, L. T. 
 
 Shed, Abraham, tavern keeper, 67 St. Eustache, St 
 Lewis sub. 
 
 Shee, P., dealer in dry goods and ready made cloth 
 ing, 6 Notre Dame, L. T. 
 
 Shee, Patrick & Co., importer of dry goods, foot of 
 Mountain Hill, L. T. 
 
 Sheppard, W. G., post oflSce inspector, 42 St Ann, 
 U. T. 
 
 Sherriden, James, dry goods merchant, 24 Moun- 
 tain Hill, L. T. 
 
 Sherridiin, John, dry goods merchant, 16 Mountain 
 Hill, L. T. 
 
 Sherwood, T. E , ship broker and commission mer- 
 chant, 8 St. Peter, L. T. 
 
 Shields, Mrs. Edward, tavern keeper, 154 Cham- 
 plain, L. T. 
 
 Shorten, David, tavern keeper, 1 Craig, St. Roch 
 sub. 
 
 Sickles, Mrs. L., milliner, St Genevieve, corner 
 Nouvelle, St Lewis sub. 
 
 Siggins, William, shoemaker, 2} Glacis, St. John 
 sub. 
 
 Simard, A., tailor, 63J Desfossds, St. Roch sub. 
 
 Simard, F., tavern keeper, 13 Henderson, L. T. 
 
 Simard, G. H., treasurer of the Quebec Fire Assur- 
 ance Company, office St. Peter, L. T. 
 
 SIMARD, GEO. H., plaster and hydraulic cement 
 manufactory, 60 St Paul, L. T.; residence U. T. 
 
 Simard, Uonord, tinsmith, 5 Craig, St. Roch sub. 
 
 Simard, 0., tinsmith, 10 Craig, St Roch sub. 
 
 Simard, Mrs. T., grocer, 116 Richardson, St Roch 
 sub. 
 
 Simoneau, Louis, hotel keeper, 11 Sousle Fort, L. T. 
 
 Simons & Orkney, importers and dealers in staple 
 and fancy dry goods, 8 Pabrique, U. T. 
 
 SINCLAIR, P. & SON, booksellers, stationers, prin- 
 ters and bookbinders, and general news agents, 
 11 St John, U. T. (see card, p. 626). 
 
 Sinnott, P., second-hand goods, \1\ Henderson, L.T. 
 
 Sirois, A. B., notary public, 8 Couillard, U. T. 
 
 Sirois, Israel, shoemaker, 28 St. Ann, St. Roch sub. 
 
 Sirois, Z6phiriu, saddler, 35 Desfosses, St Roeh 
 sub. 
 
 Sirois & Langevin, notaries, 8 Couillard, U, T. 
 
 Skillen, Samuel, hotel keeper, St. Antolne, corner 
 Sault au Matelot, U. T. 
 
 Skinner, Simon, upholsterer and dealer in furniture, 
 76 St Paul, L. T. 
 
 Slous, John, physician, 40 Queen, St. Roch sub. 
 
 Smeaton, A., residence Palace, opposite Russell's 
 Hotel, U. T. 
 
 Smeaton, Miss A., stamping embroidery, &o., oppo- 
 site Russell's Hotel, U. T. 
 
 SMEATON, CHARLES, Smeaton's photographic 
 gallery, opposite Russell's Hotel, U. T. (see card, 
 
 p. 622). 
 
 SMEATON, JOHN, Smeaton's photographic gallery, 
 opposite Russell's Hotel, U. T. 
 
 SMEATON'S PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, Pal- 
 ace, opposite Russell's Hotel, U. T. (see card, 
 p. 622.) 
 
 Smeaton, R., broker and dealer In notions, fancy 
 goods, &c., 28 St. John (without). 
 
 Smith, G., saloon, 75 Champlain, L. T. 
 Smith, Henry, barber, 17 Little St. Ann, U. T. 
 Smith, John, shoemaker, 83 St Joachim, St Lewis 
 
 sub. 
 Smith, J., butcher, Champlain Market, L. T. 
 Smith, John, assistant superintendent of pilots, 
 
 Trinity House. 
 Smith, P. K. grocery, Champlain, L. T. 
 Smith, Miss Sophia, milliner, 24 St. Michael, Si. 
 
 Lewis sub. 
 Smith, Thomas, barber and hair dresser, 7 Notr« 
 
 Dame, L. T. 
 Smith, Wm., architect, 8 St. Olivier, St. John sub. 
 Smith, Wm., butcher. Parent, St Sauveur. 
 Smith, W. H., picture frame maker and gilder, 81 
 
 St John, U. T. 
 Snaith & Co., wine merchants, 82 St John, (J. T. 
 Soucy, Louis, hotel keeper, 41 St. John (without). 
 Souoy, T., tavern keeper, 11 Henderson, L. T. 
 Soulard, Etienne, tinsmith, 132 St Valier, St Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Speer, Thos. H., collector, 18 St Augustin, St. Lewis 
 
 sub. 
 Spiers, Hartney, butcher, Chenet, St Sauveur. 
 Spence, Thomas, commission merchant, 17 St. Peter, 
 
 L. T. 
 Spence, W. C, dry goods merchant, 43* St John, 
 
 U. T. 
 Spence, T. & Co., forwarding, shipping and com- 
 mission agent, 17 St. Peter, L. T. 
 St. Amand, Alexandre, hotel keeper, 5 St Joseph, 
 
 St John sub. 
 St Amand, 0., cabinet maker, \\\ Richelieu, St 
 
 John sub. Ji** 
 
 St. Amand, S., painter, ti\ Desfosses, St. Rooh 
 
 sub. 
 ST. CHARLES STREET BREWERY, Thos. Lloyd, 
 
 proprietor, St. Charles, L. T. (see card, p. 614), 
 St Uilaire, Augustin, baker, 11^ Church, St. Rooh 
 
 sub. 
 St Hilaire, Arthur, baker, h\ Church, St Roch 
 
 8Ub. 
 
 St. Hilaire, Louis, blacksmith, 82 Queen, St Roch 
 sub. 
 
 St. Hilaire, Louis, blacksmith, Chenet, St. Sauveur. 
 
 ST. LAURKST, F. A., importer of hardware, 15 
 Desfosses, St Roch sub (see caru, p. "30). 
 
 St. Laurent, Jean Bte., cabinet maker, 7} Richelieu, 
 St. John sub. 
 
 St. Laurent, Misses C. & S., milliners, 1 Little 
 Champlain Stairs, L. T. 
 
 St. Laurent & Co., dealers in pianos, 22 Fabriqna, 
 U. T. 
 
 St. Lawrence Hotel, A. Brochu, proprietor, 63 St. 
 Peter, L. T. 
 
 St Lawretico Towboat Company, office St Andrew's 
 Wharf, L. T. 
 
 St Lawrence Warehouse Dock and Wharfage Com- 
 pany, James I'atton, jun., superiatendeut, Thomas 
 H, Chapman, secretary, foot Mountain Hill, L. T. 
 
 St Lawrence and Ottawa Hotel, Mrs. Jordon, pro- 
 prietor, Sault au Matelot. 
 
 St. Luou Mineral Water Depot, head of Mountain 
 Hill, U. T. 
 
 ST. LOUIS HOTEL, Wm. Russell & Son, proprie- 
 tors, St Lewis, U. T. (see card, p. 626.) 
 
 Ste. Mario, R. h Son, fruit dealers, 62 St. Peter, 
 L, T. 
 
 St Pierre, Edounrd dry goods, 52 St John, U. T. 
 
 St. Pierre, G., city councillor. 
 
 St Pierre, German, builder, 27 D'AigulHon, St. 
 John sub. 
 
 JOHN MATHBWSON & SON, SOAP, OANDLB AND OIU WORKS, MONTftBAL. (St« C«rd, p. 4»2) 
 
628 
 
 QUEBEC. 
 
 11 ; ti 
 
 ill?''' 
 
 St. Pierre, Godefroy, hotel keeper, 117 St. Paul, 
 
 L T. 
 St. Pierre, Godefroy, tayera keeper, 6 Cul de Sao, 
 
 L T. 
 St. Pierre, Jean, blaoksmith, Napoluon, corner Ba- 
 yard, St. Sauveur. 
 St. Pierre, Louis, blacksmith, Arago, St. Sauveur. 
 Stadacona Building Society, Wm. Miller, secretary 
 
 and treasurer, 9 J Fubriqne, U. T. 
 Stafford, L., assistant agei.t, Emigration Depart- 
 ment, Cul de Sue, L T. 
 Stanley, Wm., bookseller & stationer, importer of 
 
 books, stationery, fancy goods and toys, 29 St. 
 
 John, U. T. 
 Stapleton, Mrs. Michael, tavern keeper, 300 Cham- 
 plain, L. T. 
 Staveley, Luward, architect and civil engineer, St. 
 
 Lawrence Chambers, 12 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Steel, Robert W., commission merchant, 155 St. 
 
 John (without). 
 Stephens, Q., boot and shoemaker, 45 St. John, U.T. 
 Stevenson, Jnmes, general agent Canadian, Inland 
 
 Steam Navigation Company, Napoleon Wharf. 
 Stevenson, James, manager. Bank of Montreal, cor- 
 ner Arthur and St. Peter, L. T. 
 Stevenson, Maxwell, general commission merchant, 
 
 7 Bell's Lane. L. T. 
 Stevenson, Thoa., cabinetmaker, 43 Lachevreoti^re, 
 
 St. Lewis sub. 
 Stevenson, Michael & Co., lumber merchants, 13 
 
 Arthur, L T. 
 Stewart, J. A., government book keeper. Bank of 
 
 Upper Canada. 
 Stewart, J. D., broker, Cu^^tom's Building, Points 
 
 Carey, L. T. 
 Stewart, McLean, collector of Crown timber dues, 
 
 Sault au Matelot, L T. 
 Stoebe, H., importer and dealer in oegars, tobacco, 
 
 snuff, and tobacconist's goods, 15 St. Jchn U. T. 
 Stokes, John, cooper, 89 St. Paul, L. T. 
 Stokes, Wm., cooper, lOJ St. Flavien, D. T. 
 STOKES, M. C. & Co., wholesale and retail dealers 
 
 in groceries, liquors, &o ,8 St. John (without.) 
 Stokes & Hawkins, coopers, Leaden Hull, L. T. 
 stone;, R.W., book keeper, Russell's Hotel, Palace, 
 
 U.T. 
 Stonehouse & Thibaudeau, sailmakers, 57 St. Paul, 
 
 L. T. 
 STRANGE, ANDREW, merchant, Bath, L. T. ; 
 
 residence, 2 Pakoe, U. T. 
 Stuart, G. Okill, advocate, 5 St. Ann, U. T. 
 Stuart & Murphy, advocates, St. Lawrence Cham- 
 bers, 12 St. Peter^ L. T. 
 Sturton, A., chemist and druirgist, 80 St. John, 
 
 U.T. 
 Sull 'an, J., blacksmith, 8 D'Aguillon, U. T. 
 Sullivan, Patrick, shoemaker, 15 Little Chumplain, 
 
 L. T. 
 Supple, Daniel, tavern keeper, 17 Champlain, L. T. 
 Suior, Cyr. T., advocate, 14 Haldimand, U. T. 
 guior, L. T., Brigade Mnjor 7th Military District, 
 
 office 14 HaldiiAand, U. T. 
 Swalwell Robert, tinsmith, 10 Garden, U. T. 
 SWEATMAN, W. & CO , merchant tailors, 25J St. 
 
 John (without,) (gee card, p. 626). 
 SwindtU & Co., ship smiths, 148 Champlain. 
 Sylvain, E. T., grocery and tavern, 81 Craig, St. 
 
 Rooh sub. 
 Sylvain, J., flour and feed, 81i^ Craig, St. Roch snb. 
 TMhd, Dr. J. Charles, inspector of prisons, 16 Cou- 
 
 illard, U. T. 
 Tadwick, George, tavern keeper, 65 Craig, St. Roch 
 
 •ab. 
 
 Tailhond, C. G., hotel keeper. 121 St. Paul, L. T. 
 Tait, Peter, receiving teller. Bank of British North 
 
 America. 
 Tait, Wm., ship chandler and grocer, 55 St. Peter, 
 
 L. T. 
 Talbot, A. X., advocate, 48 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Talbot, H.. tavern keeper, 12 St. Nicholas, L. T. 
 Talbot, Hubert, grocer, 47} St. Joachim, St. Lewis 
 
 sub. 
 Talbot & Tousignant, advocates, 29 St. Ann, U. T. 
 Tanguay, Benoni, saddler, 14 St. Nicholas, L. T. 
 Tanguay, George, grocer, 9 Notre Dame des Anges, 
 
 St. Roch sub. 
 Tanguay, L6on, butcher, 36 Des Prairies, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Tanguay, Louis, saddler, &o., 58 St. John (without). 
 Tanguay, Narcisse, butcher, Napol6on, St. Sau- 
 veur. 
 Tapin, J. A., dry goods, 22J St. John (without). 
 Tardif, Michel, lumber merchant, 253 Champlain, 
 
 L. T. 
 Tardcville, J. M., painter, glazier and paper hanger, 
 
 51 St. John (without). 
 Taschereau, Adulphe, physician, 51} St. John 
 
 (without). 
 Taschereau, Elzear, M. P.P., advocate, 20 St. Lewis, 
 
 L T. 
 Taschereau, H. E., advocate, St. Lewis, J. T. 
 TASCHEREAU, HENRY T., advocate, 23 St. Peter, 
 
 L. T. 
 Taschereau, Hon. J. Thomas, judge superior court, 
 
 4 St. Lewis, U. T. 
 Taschereau k Ross, groceries, wines and liquord, 
 
 26| St. John (without). 
 Taylor, John, brewer, 93 St. Paul, L. T. 
 Taylor, John, shoemaker, 42} Nonvelle, St. Lewis 
 
 sub. » 
 
 Taylor, Wm., shoemaker, \\ Fleurie, St. Roch sub. 
 Taylor, E. & H., grocers, 818, Champlain, L. T. 
 TEAFFE, JOHN, wholesale and retail grocer and 
 
 dealer in wines, spirits, &o., 20 St. John, U. T. 
 
 (see card, p 594). 
 Tcrriault, David, shoemaker, 08 St. Fran9ois, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Tessier, Cyrille, notary public, 4 D'Aiguillon, St. ; 
 
 John sub. 
 Tessier, Edouard, notary, 35 St. George, St. John 
 
 sub. 
 Tessier, F., exchange clerk. National Bank, 32 St. 
 
 Peter L. T. 
 Tessier, P., Olivier, physician, 10 St. John (without). 
 Tessier, L., barber, 86 St. Ann, U. T. 
 Tessier, Louis, grocer, 58 King, St. Roch sub. 
 Tessier, Michel, notary, 4} D'Aiguillon, St. John 
 
 sub. 
 Tessier, Hon. U. D., director of the National Bank, 
 
 bank, office 32 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Tessier, Hon. U. J., LL.D,, Legislative councillor, 
 
 advocate, 42 St. Lewis, U. T. 
 Tessier, Vincent, grocer, 26 St. Ann, St. Roch sub. 
 TESSIER, ROSE & HAMEL, advocates, 42 St. 
 
 Lewis, U. T. 
 Tessier & Ledroit, wholesale grocers and provision 
 
 merchants, 5 Sault au Matelot, L T. 
 . Tessier & Ross, advocates. 42 St. Lewis, U. T. 
 Tetn, Cyrico, director National Bank, o£oo 32 St. 
 
 Peter, L. T. 
 T^tu, v., presiilent of the Quebeo Fire Assurance 
 
 Co., office 28 St. Peter, L. T. 
 TtUu & Garneau, importers and wholesale dealers in 
 
 dry goods, 45 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Tb^berge, Chrysologue, hotel keeper, Champlain, 
 
 near Market. 
 
 BOAP, CANDLE AND OIL WORKS, JOHN MATUEWSON & SON, MONTREAL. (So« Card, p. 482.) 
 
QUEBEC. 
 
 629 
 
 St. Pftui, L. T. 
 of British North 
 
 er, 65 St. Peter, 
 
 er, L. T. 
 fioholas, L. T. 
 icbim, St. Lewis 
 
 St. Ann, U. T. 
 icholaa, L. T. 
 Daine deu Anges, 
 
 rairiea, St. Roch 
 
 . John (without). 
 )16on, St. Sau- 
 
 in (without). 
 253 Champlain, 
 
 id paper hanger, 
 
 54J St. John 
 
 ite, 20 St. Lewis, 
 
 iwis, J. T. 
 
 te, 23 St. Peter, 
 
 superior court, 
 
 es and liquord, 
 
 J. T. 
 
 Telle, St. Lewis 
 • 
 
 , St. Roch sub. 
 iplaio, L. T. 
 tail grocer and 
 St. John, U. T. 
 
 I. Francois, St. 
 
 )'AiguilIon, St. 
 
 )orge, St. John 
 
 »1 Bank, 32 St. 
 
 John (without). 
 
 Koch sub. 
 tllon, St. John 
 
 National Bank, 
 
 tire oouncillor, 
 
 , St. Roch sub. 
 ooatea, 42 St. 
 
 and provision 
 T. 
 
 wis, U. T. 
 k, office 32 St. 
 
 'ire Assurance 
 
 )sale dealers in 
 
 r, Champlain, 
 
 lard, p. 432.) 
 
 Tbeberge, A. & Son, flour, grain and provision mer- 
 chants, Napol6on Wharf, L. T. 
 Th^berge & Nadean, advocates, 53 St. Peter,. L T. 
 Th6rien. Louis, shoemaker, St Valier, St. Sanveur. 
 THIBAUDEAU, HON, ISIDORE, vice-president 
 
 National Bank, ofiBce 32 St Peter, L. T. 
 Thibaudeau, P., bailiff, Recorder's Court. 
 Tbibaadeau, Thomas & Co., importers and wholesale 
 
 dealers in dry goods, St. Peter, corner Saus le 
 
 Fort, L. T. 
 Thibault, Amable, tinsmith, 34 Latourelle, St. John 
 
 sub. 
 Thibault, H., boot and shoemaker, 15 St. Paul, L.T. 
 Thibftult, J. Bte., hotel keeper, 9 St. Paul, L. T. 
 Thibault. Thomas, hotel keeper, 123 St. Paul, L T. 
 ThiboJeau, Louis, grocer, 26 Artillery, St. Lewis, 
 
 sub. 
 Thibodeaa, Pierre, tinsmith, Bagot, St. Sauveur. 
 Thivierge, Miss M., milliner, 57 Richmond, St. 
 
 John sub. 
 THOM, ALEX., plumber and gasfitter, 25 St. John, 
 
 U. T. 
 Thomas, Joseph, grocer, corner Hope and Joachim, 
 
 U. T. 
 Thomas, Phillip, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 
 
 St. Genevitive, corner St. John (without). 
 Thompson, George, grocer and spirit merchant, 28 
 
 Couillard, U. T. 
 Thompson, J,, 3rd landing waiter, Custom House 
 Thomson, A., bookbinder, account book manufac- 
 turer, 18 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Thomson, D. C. & Co., lumber merchants, oi£ce 26 
 
 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Thomson & Co, (John Thomson and And, Thomson), 
 
 lumber merchants, 7 Bell's Lane, L. T. 
 Thorn, Joseph, rope maker, 76 Richardson, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Thuot, Thomas, tinsmith, 41 Cul de Sao, L. T. 
 Tibbits, J. & Co., lumber merchants, Champlain 
 
 Market Hall. L. T., up stairs. 
 Tierney, J,, shoemaker, 10 Little Champlain, L. T. 
 Tierney, P , tavv,fn, 39 Little Champlain, L T. 
 Tilstone, W. H. & Son, merchants, office 7 Qowen's 
 
 Buildings, 8 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Timmony, James, tavern keeper, 10 Abraham Hill, 
 
 St. Roch sub. 
 Tolland, Charles, cabinet maker, 10 St. Amable, St. 
 
 Lewis sub. 
 Tolliind, Mrs. John, tavern keeper, 32 Cut de Sao, 
 
 L. T. 
 Torrence, Alex., tavern, 59 Champlain, L. T. 
 Tourangeau, Adolphe G., city councillor, notary and 
 
 insurance agent, 40 St. Joseph, St. Roch sub. 
 Tourangeau, Joseph, baker, 10 Dalhousie, St. Rooh 
 
 sub. 
 Tourangeau, Octave, music teacher, 12 Palace, L T. 
 Tourangeau, Pierre G , physician, 51} St. Francois, 
 
 St, Roch sub. 
 Toussaint, P, X., shoemaker, Colomb. St Siuvcur. 
 Tonssairit, Prisque, blacksmith, 79 Desfoss^s, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Tozer, Samuel, butcher, St. "Valier, St. Sauveur. 
 Tozer, Wm., butcher, St. Valier, St. Sauveur. • 
 Trahan, EJouard, ship builder, 59 St. Francois, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Trahan, Joseph, ship builder, 106 St. Francois, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Tranquil, J,, block, pump and mast maker, 55 St. 
 
 Paul, L. T. 
 Tremhiay, Geo., hotel keeper, St. Paul, L. T. 
 Tremhiay, Octave, dry goods merchant, 37f Craig, 
 
 Bt. Ruoh sub. 
 
 Trepanier, Augustin, dry goods, &o., 76 St. John 
 
 (without), 
 Trihey, Daniel, boot and shoemaker, 184 Champlain, 
 
 L. T. 
 Trudel, B., blacksmith, 64 Fleurie, St. Roch sub. 
 Trudel, C, shoemaker, 26 St. Olivier, St. John sub. 
 Trudel, F., carriage maker, 39 St John (without). 
 Trudel, Louis, bookseller, 20 St. John (without). 
 Trudel, Godefroy, shoemaker, 82} St. Olivier, St 
 
 John sub. 
 Trudel, Jean Bte., baker, 63 Desfoss^-s, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Trudel, Mrs. ,Tean Bte.. grocer, 3 St. Joseph, U. T. 
 Trudel, Louis F,, bookseller and stationer, 20 St. 
 
 John (without). 
 Trudel, Narcisse, tinHmitb, 63 Desfoss^s, St. Rooh 
 
 sub. 
 Trudel, Simon, proprietor Victoria Hotel, 5 Notre 
 
 Dame, L. T. 
 Trudel, Thomas,' clerk city surveyor's office. City 
 
 Hall. 
 Turcot, N., watchmaker and jeweller, 22 Mountain 
 
 Hill, L. T. 
 Turcotte, Edouard, shoemaker, 68 St. Joseph, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Turcoite, Etienne, shoemaker, 2 St. Joachim, St. 
 
 Lewis sub. 
 Turcotte, John, grocer and hotel kecpr, 4 Sous le 
 
 Fort, 2 Finlay Market Place. L T. 
 Turcotte, Joseph, shoemaker, 70| St. Frani;ois, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Turcotte, L., tavern keeper, opposite Champlain 
 
 Market, L. T. 
 Turcotte, Nazaire, grocer, 21 Crown, St. Roch sub. 
 Turcotte, Prudent, tanner, Franklin, St Sauveur. 
 Turcotte, Robert, shoemaker, 100 Richardson, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Turcotte, Seraphin, hotel keeper, Champlain Market 
 
 Place, L. T. 
 Turgeon, Alfred, tavern keeper, 127 St. Paul. L. T. 
 Tnrgeon, Antoine, blacksmith, 69 Richelieu, St 
 
 John sub. 
 Turgeon, David, boot and shoe manufacturer, 16 St 
 
 John. U. T. 
 Turgeon, Edouard, grocer, 40 King, St. Roch sub. 
 Turgeon, Francois, blacksmith, 21 St Valier, St 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Turgeon, J. Bte., shoemaker, 15 Arago, St Roch sub. 
 Turgeon, Mrs., proprietor Hotel Fran^aise, 9 Notre 
 
 Dame, L. T, 
 Tourgenn, Narcisse, tanner, Bagot, cor. Victoria, St 
 
 Sanveur. 
 Turgeon, F. & Co., wholesale dealers in fish, oil, &o., 
 
 20 St Paul L. T. 
 Tnrnbull. Wm, S , hotel keeper 30 Buadc, U. T. 
 Turnbull, J F, & Co., agents for Gooderham & Worte 
 
 of Toronto, St James, corner Bell's Lane, L. T. 
 Turner, George, cabinet maker, 14 Colomb, St Rooh 
 
 sub. 
 Turner, Richard, grocer, 184 St. Valier, St. Rooh 
 
 sub. 
 Tweddell, John, ship hardware manufacturer, 74 
 
 Champlain L. T, 
 Tweddell, J. W. & Co., rounders, rear 58 Champlain, 
 
 L T. 
 Typographical Society's Reading Room, 12) St. 
 
 Gabriel, St. Lewis sub. 
 Vadehoncoeur, Edouard, tanner, 79 St. Valier, St 
 
 Rooh sub. 
 Vftchon. Charles, baker, 1 St. Gabriel, St, Roch sub. 
 Vaillanoourt Louis, blacksmith, 14 Massue, St 
 
 Roch sub. 
 
 TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, WEST, BROTHERS, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 470.) 
 

 
 i , 
 
 680 
 
 QUEBEC. 
 
 IMPORTER OF ENGLISH, GERMAN & AMERICAN 
 
 No. 15, SIGN OP THE BOILER, 
 
 CORNER OF ST. DOMINIQUE AND DES FOSSES STREET, 
 
 ST. ROCH, QUEBEC. 
 
 BOOT JHOMIB iSSlK If OBI, 
 
 No. 26, ST. JOHN STREET, 
 
 IIOSS'S BXTIL,IDIlsrQS, 
 QUEBEC. 
 
 TVOOX>^ 4fe CO., 
 "WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, 
 
 No, 22, P' ABRIQUE STREET, 
 
 MONTREAL AND ENGLISH ALES AND PORTER, PICKLES, SAUCES, Ac. 
 
 •W. O. OHE^WETT & CO., 
 
 ^ooliscllcrs, Siationers, |1rinttrs, Pjjograjj^crs, ^j^ooliUnbtrs, ^c, 
 
 17 & 19 KINO STREET EAST, TORONTO, C. W. 
 
 BRIGG.S' OLtVCK OIL is ncknowledfied, by all who have used it, to be superior to Gargling Oil, or any 
 other Medioino now before the public, for BritiaeH, Scaldx, Cuts, Onlls and Fresh Woun>ls of all kinds, 
 Bprains, Froat Bites, Wind Oiills, Lameiie.ss, Foundered Feet, Weakness of Joints, Co itraction of the 
 Masclci, External Poisons, Sjratobes or Grease Bites of Aniuaals, Cramps, and many other diseases inci- 
 dent to Horses. Cattle, and llu.nan Flesh. 
 
 Sold by nil Druggists nnd Country Dealers generally. 
 
 G. C. DttlQGd, GENERAL AGENT, HAMILTON, C. W. 
 
 ".A. OOOX9 9? 3SC X »r C3b- . " 
 
 DR. HOPE'S MAGNETIC OINTMENT is well worth atrial in any case of Piles, Burns, SciKls, Old 
 Sores, Ihlbimed or 8ore Ey' .iptions of the Skin, and in every case where an Uiutm eut is useful. 
 It will recommend itself after one trial. 
 
 Jl®" The above Medioines are sold at wholesale by all Druggists in the principal Towns in Canada and 
 United States. ff^ 0. 0. BRI008, GENERAL AGENT, HAMILTON, C. W. 
 
 ITZBR'S VERMIF 
 safe, and etfeotual remedy now in ate. Try it I Suld bjr all Dealers in Medioines. 
 
 ■p'OR Destroying Worms In Children, SITTZBR'S VERMIFUGE CANDY is by far the most pleasant, 
 
 W. C. CUEWETT & CO., BOOKBINDERS AND LAW PRINTERS, KINO STREET, TORONTO. 
 
 
QUEBEC. 
 
 631 
 
 i t 
 
 ^NTS, 
 
 (AUCES, &c. 
 
 nbtrs, ^L, 
 
 K 
 
 gling Oil, or any 
 (Ills of all kinds, 
 ttractiuii uf the 
 )r (liiieaiied inci- 
 
 rns, Scalds, Old 
 tm eut 18 useful. 
 
 9 in Canada and 
 
 moat pleasant, 
 
 TORONTO. 
 
 Valin, Charles, barber, 55 St. John (without). 
 Valin, Pierre, ship builder, St. Frau9oi»j, corner 
 
 Church, St. Roch sub. 
 Valleau, W. B. & Co., merchant tailors, 9 Buade, 
 
 U. T. 
 Valine, Charles, blacksmith, 18 St. Franyois, St. 
 
 Roch fub. 
 ValUie, Olivier, ehoemalser, 101 Richardson, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Vali6e, rbilippe, shoemaker, 21 St. Ann, St Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Vallee, Prudent, director of the National Bank, 
 
 bank office, 32 St. Peter, L T. 
 Vallfie, builder, utiili'rtnker and lumber merchant, 
 
 1 St. Dominique, St. Roch sub. 
 Vallernnd, F. , wholesale and retail dealer in 
 
 lamps, ooiil oil, stationery, &c.. No. 8 Mountain 
 
 Hill, L. T. 
 Vallernnd, F. X., lumber merchant, 135 Richardson, 
 
 St. Roch s-ub. 
 Vftllifire, Alexandre', blacksmith, St. Valier, St. 
 
 Sauveur. 
 Valliire, Charles, butcher, 48 Nouvelle, St. Lewis 
 
 sub. 
 Valli^re, J. 0. & Sons, cabinet makers, 28 St. Valier, 
 
 St. Roch sub. 
 Valois, F., clerk. Custom House. 
 Vannovous, F. C, solicitor, Qnebeo Provident and 
 
 Savings Bank, 7 St. Lewis, U. T. 
 VAUDRV, FERDINAND, dry goods merchant, 18 
 
 Mountain Hill, L. T. 
 Vaudry, J., tinsmith, 16 St. John (without). 
 Vaudry, Joseph, dry goods and clothing merchant, 
 
 20 Sous le Fort, L. T. 
 Vaudry, Z6pherin. tinsmith, 15 St. John (without). 
 Veal, W., tailor, 66 Desfoss^s, S^t. Roch sub. 
 VEASEY, GEORGE, cashier Quebec Provident aiid 
 
 Savings Bank, 7 St, Lewis, U. T. 
 Veilleux, Jean, tinsmith, Signai, St Sauveur. 
 Veni^rg, Joseph, cabinet maker, 84 Fleurie, St. Roch 
 
 Buh. 
 Venii^rc, Nnrcisse, hntter, 41 f Craig, St. Roch sub. 
 Venner, John, dry goods, 34 Craig. St. Roch sub. 
 Venuer, Wm,, broker, 47 J Crnig, St. Roch pub. 
 Vermel, Joseph, butcher, St. Valier, St. Sauveur. 
 Verret, A., carriage maker, 74 St. George, St. John 
 
 sub. 
 Verret, Joseph, grocer, 23 Desfoss^.^. St. Roch sub. 
 Verret, Prosper, grocer, 39 St. Joachim, St. Lewis 
 
 sub. 
 V^zioa, A., blacksmith, 9 Desfose^Ss, St. Roch sub. 
 V6zina, Charles, blacksmith, Sauvageau, St. Sau- 
 veur. 
 VfiZlNA, F., managing cashier of Notre Dame Sav- 
 ings' Bank, and casbrier of the National Bank, 
 
 office, St. Peter, L. T. 
 V^zina, F. X., blacksmith, 105 St, Joseph, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 V6zin», J. Bte., blacksmith, 6 St, Joseph, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 V6iina, Jean, shoemAker, Jacques Cartier, St. Sau- 
 veur. 
 V6zinf>, Joseph, blacksmith, Sanvngean, St. Sauveur. 
 V6zina, Michel, grocer, Siiuvageau, St Sauveur. 
 V^zina, Pierre, blacksmith, 19 St. Francois, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 V6zina, L. & Brother, dry goods, 80 St. Joseph, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 V6zina & Co., importers and retail dealers in dry 
 
 goods, 43 St. John cub. 
 Vice Admiralty Conn, Hon. H. Black, Q. C, judge, 
 
 St. Ann, corner Fort, U. T. 
 
 Vidal, Albert, tailor, 45 Sault an Matelot, L. T. 
 Viger, CI6ophaB, gunsmith, 3 Dalhousie, St. Rooh 
 
 sub. 
 Vincent, Elz^ar, grocer, 7} D'Alguillon, St. John 
 
 sub. 
 Vindka/or (tri-weekly) Daniel Carey, editor and 
 
 publisher, 13 Mour'^in Hill, L. T. 
 Vinner, Mrs. J., dry goods. 34 Craig, St. Roch sub. 
 Vocille, A., notary, 6 St. Nicholas, L. T. 
 Vocelle, Olivier, carpenter, 17 Nouvelle, St. Lewis 
 
 sub. 
 Vocelle, Olivier, grocer, 20 Grant, St Rooh sub. 
 Vohl, Benjamin, optician, St. Angfele, corner St 
 
 John L T. 
 Voisel, Theodore, gunsmith, 16 Artillery, St. Lewis 
 
 sub. 
 VOYER, LOUIS, carriage maker, Onj St. John 
 
 (without). 
 Waddel, Alex., veterinfiry sergeon, 10 Garden, U. T. 
 Wadman, Mrs. William, grocer, 26 Artillery, St. 
 
 Lewis sub. 
 Wakoman, Miss Sarah, milliner, 11 St. Michael, St. 
 
 Lewis sub. 
 Walker, John, plumber, 33J St. Joachim, St. Lewis 
 
 sub. 
 Walker, W., 2nd Vice-President Quebec Provident 
 
 and Savings' Bank, 7 St. Lewis, U. T. 
 Wolker, Wm., lumber merchant, 10 St. Peter. L. T. 
 Wallace, Alexander, provincial land surveyor, 2 St. 
 
 Ursule, L. T. 
 WALLACE, H. F., general grocer and dealer in 
 
 every description of teas, wines, liquors, &o., 
 
 wholecale and retail, St. Lewis, opposite the City 
 
 Hall, U. T. 
 Walsh, Patrick, grocer, Champlain, L. T. 
 Walsh, Patrick, fhiemsker, 302 Champlain, L. T. 
 Walsh, Patrick, clerk of the Lower Town Market. 
 Wnlsh, Robert, tavern keeper, by St. Eustache, St. 
 
 Lewis sub. 
 Wolsh, T. J , clerk. Supervisor Culler's Office, Sault 
 
 au Mntelot. 
 WATTERS, A., Importer and dealer in foecriee, 
 
 wine and liquors, pickles, sauces, condiments, 11 
 
 & 13 St. John, U. T. 
 Walters, Francis, saloon, 28 Little Champlain, L. T. 
 Ward, James, boarding house, 107 Champlain, L, T. 
 Warren, Charles, grocery, 49 Cbamploin, L. T. 
 Warren, Etienne, baker, 43 Scott, St. Lewis sub. 
 Waters, Francis, grocer, wine and spirit dealer, St. 
 
 Thomas, corner St. Paul, L. T. 
 Watters, Adam, grocer, 11 St. John, TJ. T. 
 Walters, Francis, tavern keeper, 71 St. Pnnl, L. T. 
 Watters, Francis, procer, 71 St. Paul, L. T. 
 Watfcrs, James, contractor, 40 St. Vftlier, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Watter.son, John, photographer, 136 St. Valier, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 Webb, Wm., photographer, 38 St. John, U. T- 
 Weippert, Ferdinand, dry poods, 6 Fahriquo, U. T. 
 Welch, Henry W., agpnt for the Canada Life Assur- 
 
 nnoe Company, 40 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Welch, Wm. W., accnuntint. Commercial Chambers. 
 Wells. Philippe, physician. 26 St. Joachim, U. T. 
 WELLS & AUDY, grocers and tobacconists, 64 and 
 
 56 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Welsh, James, saloon, 195 Champlain, L. T. 
 Welsh, J., tavern, lOSJ Champlain, L. T. 
 Welsh, J . tavern keeper. Cul de Sao., L T. 
 West, Miss M., milliner and dressmaker, 75 St. Paul, 
 
 L. T. 
 Wheeler, Alfred, clerk Custom House. 
 Wherry, Henry, baker, 9 Couillard, U T. 
 
 WEST, BROTHERS, TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, MONTREAL (See Card, p. 470). 
 

 682 
 
 QUEBEC— QUEENSTON. 
 
 Jl * 
 
 
 \<-'i !K 
 
 
 Wbiston, Ttiomas B., tayern keeper, 138 St. Valier, 
 
 St Rooh Bub. 
 While, James, book-keeper, resideoce 1 Little Rich- 
 
 iDond, St. John aub. 
 White, Job., ship broker, 14 St. Peter, L T. 
 White, M., booU and shoes, 8 i^t. .lohn, U T. 
 White, Mrs. M., boarding house, 167 Cumplain, L.T. 
 Whitehead, Joseph, wholesale and retail grocer, 48 
 
 St. John, U. T. 
 Whitty, P.. general Iron Works, 34 St. Paul, L. T. 
 Wiggs, Wra., carpenter, 1 U'Aiguillon, U. T. 
 Wilkie, Daniel, clerk Quebec Bank. 
 Wilkie, Richard, jeweller, 20 St. Julia, St. Lewis 
 
 sub. 
 Williams, J , barber, 24 St. Nicholas, L. T. 
 Williams, Wm., blacksmith, 41 St. George, St. John 
 
 sub. 
 Wil.on, Dr., physician and surgeon, 85 St. John 
 
 (without). 
 Wilaon, George, grocer, 25 Artillery, St. Lewis sub. 
 Wilson, HoDor^, tinsmith, 24 Church, St. Roch sub. 
 Wilson, John, steamboat proprietor, 17 St. Joseph, 
 
 U. T. 
 Wilson, M. J., timber merchant, 22 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Wilson, Mrs. J., confectioner, 42 St. John (without). 
 Winfield, Richard, confectioner, 46 St. John, U. T. 
 Wiseman, A. G., watchmaker, &c., 28 Cul de Sac, 
 
 L. T. 
 Witball, Wm., soap and candle manufacturer, 46 St. 
 
 Paul, L. T. 
 Wolff, James F., physician, St. Peter, corner St. 
 
 Antoine, L. T. 
 Wood, Edward, watchmaker, 43} Richelieu, St. John 
 
 sub. 
 Wood, F. W., manager, Bank of British North Ame- 
 rica, 6 St. Peter. L. T. 
 Wood, Miss J., milliner 34 St. John U. T. 
 Wood, William, baker, 60 St. Eustache, St. Lewis 
 
 sub. 
 Wood, Petry, Poitras & Co., lumber merchants, 
 
 Qowen's Buildings, 8 St. Peter, L. T. 
 
 WOODLEY, J. & J., boot and shoe manufacturers 
 
 anil denlers, sewing machine agents, &o., 26 St. 
 
 Jobu. Ross' buililings, U. T. (see card, p. 630). 
 WOODS & CO., importers and dealers in groceries, 
 
 wiueH, liquors, cigars, &c., 22 Fabriqne (see card, 
 
 p. 630). 
 VVoolsey, Wm. D., commission merchant, Woolsey's 
 
 Cove, foot of Dorchester, St. Roch sub. 
 Worthington, John, shoemaker, 47} St. Joachim, St. 
 
 Lewis sub. 
 Wright, James, clerk Quebec Bank. 
 WKIOIIT. JOHN, saddle, harness and trunk maker, 
 
 8 Fabrique, U T. 
 Wright, John, collector Quebec Water Works, City 
 
 Hall. 
 Wright Wm., merchant tailor, 3 St. John, U. T. 
 Wurtele, C, president Quebec Provident and Havings 
 
 Bank, 7 St. Lewis, U. T. 
 Wurtele. R. H., share broker, 10 St. Peter, L. T. 
 WURTELE, C. & W., general commission mer- 
 chants and importers of hardware, 4 St. Paul, 
 
 L. T. 
 Wyatt, J. J., merchant, 6 Dalhousie. L. T. 
 Wyse, E A., engraver, printer, and dealer in piano 
 
 fortes, 1 St. Joseph, U. T. 
 Wyse, F. H , engraver, 1 St. .Toseph, U. T. 
 Wyse, Frederick, sen., piano forte dealer, 1 St. 
 
 Joseph, U. T. 
 Wyse, George, pork butcher, 4 Richardson, St. Roch 
 
 sub. 
 Young, Benjamin, painter, 72} St. John (without). 
 Young, D. I)., director Quebec Fire Assurance Com- 
 pany. 
 Young, George, hardware merchant, 12} Craig, St. 
 
 Roch sub. 
 YOUNG, D. D. & CO., general merchants, McPher- 
 
 son's Buildings, 3 St. Peter, L. T. 
 Young, J. R. &Co., lumber merchants, McPherson's 
 
 Buildings, 3 St. Peter, L. T. 
 ZiDzcrle, F. J., barber. 28 Cul de Sao, L. T. 
 Zuelle, Francis F., barber, Arago, St. Sauveur. 
 
 QUEENSBOROUGH, C. W.— A thriving post village, situated on Black Creek, in the township 
 of Elzevir and county of Hastings. Distant from Belleville, the county town, 36 miles. Population 
 about 100. 
 
 Bryant, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 Bryant, Vester, boot and shoemaker. 
 Cooper, Sarah Ann, school teacher. 
 Dimoud, Abraham, hotel keeper. 
 Jackson, Jonas, boot and shoemaker. 
 Lingham, Job, general merchant. 
 
 Martin, Thomas, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Sharp, Gilbert, blacksmith. 
 
 THOMPSON. DANIEL, post master, flour, grist and 
 
 saw mill proprietor. 
 Wiggins, Wm., hotel keeper. 
 
 < 
 
 QUEENSTON, C. W.— A large village, situated on the west bank of the Niagara River, in the town- 
 ship of Niagara and county of Lincoln. It is connected with Lewiston, N. Y., by means of a suspension 
 bridge across the river. The scenery in the vicinity is very beautiful, and there are many places in the 
 neighbourhood well worthy the attention of travellers, foremost among which is the monument to Gen- 
 eral Brock, erected on the heights above the village. Distfint from Niagara Falls, 7 miles; from 
 Toronto, by water, 48 miles ; and from Hamilton 50 miles. Daily mail. Population about 450. 
 
 Bowland, John, general merchant. 
 
 Bradley, E. L., farmer. 
 
 Brown, J. W. J., farmer. 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, .Tames 
 
 Wynn, agent. 
 Cbubbuck. Job, merchant. 
 Clement, Peter B., collector customs. 
 Cobb, RpT. Mr., Wesley an Methodist. 
 Dounovan, Jobu, tailor. 
 
 Hawn, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Humphries. William, grocer. 
 
 Kirkland, Bros., waggon makers. 
 
 Kirklaiid, George, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Nevil, M., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Prest, 0. D., farmer. 
 
 Purdon, S., Custom House officer. 
 
 Quackenbush, Daniel, proprietor Quackenbush Hotel. 
 
 Redhead, William, blacksmith. 
 
 SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY. (See Card, p. 446.) 
 
ae manufactarera 
 gmta, &o., 26 St. 
 B card, p. 630). 
 ilers in grocericB, 
 ibrique (see card, 
 
 •ohait, Woolgey'g 
 
 ch sub. 
 
 J St. Joachim, St. 
 
 and trunk maker, 
 
 ater Workg, City 
 
 . Jobn, U. T. 
 ideut and Havings 
 
 It. Peter, L. T. 
 commisHino mer- 
 are, 4 St. Paul, 
 
 ie. L. T. 
 
 i dealer in piano 
 
 h, U. T. 
 
 rte dealer, 1 St. 
 
 bardson, St. Roch 
 
 John (without), 
 i Assurance Com- 
 
 It, 12§ Craig, St. 
 
 ■chants, McPher- 
 
 its, McPherson's 
 
 ao, L. T 
 it. SauTeur. 
 
 in the township 
 ies. Population 
 
 on maker. 
 
 , floor, grist and 
 
 er, in the town- 
 of a suspension 
 
 ay places in the 
 
 iiument to Oen- 
 7 miles ; from 
 
 bout 460. 
 
 Ider. 
 
 keobush Hotel. 
 
 QUEENSTON— RAINHAM CENTRE. 
 
 638 
 
 Robertson, D., farmer. 
 
 Shaw, Arthur, J. P., county clerk. 
 
 Stone, Ret. J. W., lUpti-tt. 
 
 Suspension Uridge Hotel, D. Wadaworth, proprietor. 
 
 Thorburn, David, J. P., furmer. 
 
 Wad.f worth, U., proprietor Suspension Bridge Hotel. 
 
 Wadsworth, Mrs., proprietor Wadsworth's Hotel. 
 
 Woodruff, H., township reere. 
 
 Wriifht, A. B., collecting ngent. 
 
 Wright, J. P. & Co., li(|uor merchants and colleoting 
 
 a|;ent8. 
 WYNN, J.\MRS, postmaster, insurance agent and 
 
 telegraph operator. 
 
 QUEENSVILLE, C. "W.— A post Tillage in the township of East Gwllliarnsbury, county of York, 
 north riding, and laid out in 1842. Distant from Toronto, 37 miles. Daily mail. Population 200. 
 
 Abbs, Jnraes, plasterer and mason. 
 
 Abbs, Wra., plasterer and mason. 
 
 AYLWAllD, JA.MKS, J. P., postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Aylward, J. H., farmer. 
 Belfry, C C , farmer. 
 Brothers, Wm., cabinet maker. 
 Cane. Wm., saw mill owner and lumber mcrohaot. 
 Curts, Rev J., Methodist. 
 Cuthbertson, Samuel, lumber merchant. 
 Defoe Jacob, physician and surgeon. 
 Doan, Jonathan, fart""" 
 Drennan, Rev. Alexai. ■, Methodist. 
 Fidell, Joseph, waggon maker. 
 Fidell, Robert, blacksmith. 
 Fogg, Wright, shoemaker. 
 Garrick, James, general mi-rchant. 
 Graham, Mrs. Wm., milliner. 
 Graham, Wm., carpenter. 
 Greeg, Alexander, weaver. 
 Gregory, George, flour and grist mill owner. 
 Hill, Wm , J. P., farmer. 
 Howard, Michael, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Kavanauftb, James, hotel keeper. 
 
 Milne, Alexander, blncksmith. 
 
 Milne. James, farmer. 
 
 Pergrine, John, patent right agent. 
 
 Richie, David, hotel keeper. 
 
 Rose, George, school teacher. 
 
 Shepherd, Miss 8. J , milliner. 
 
 Shepherd, Wm., tailor. 
 
 Silver, J , hou.so and sign painter. 
 
 Silver, Miss J., milliner. 
 
 Soules, John, J. P. 
 
 Stiles, H D., J. P., farmer. 
 
 Stiles, P. B. B., pnteni right agent. 
 
 Taylor. Joseph, cabinet maker. 
 
 Todd, Mrs. James, milliner. 
 
 Turcer, Wm., carpenter and general merchant. 
 
 Wallace, John, shoemaker. 
 
 Watson, Charles, cooper. 
 
 Watson, Alexander, farmer. 
 
 Wordle, Paul, tailor. 
 
 Wright, George, blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 
 Wright, Stephen, carpenter. 
 
 BAGLAN, C. W. — A post village, situated in the township of Whitby and county of Ontario, 
 from Wliiiby, the county town, 10 miles. Daily mail. Population about 300. 
 
 Belfour, R., constable. 
 Brown, A., blacksmith. 
 
 Brown, Ira, lumber merchant and saw mill pro- 
 prietor. 
 Chamberlain, D. F., waggon maker. 
 Cooper, Thomas, general merchant 
 Couch, J., boot nnd shoemaker. 
 FOSTER, LOREN, postmaster and grocer. 
 Greenwell, John, blacksmith. 
 Harriden. Luther, J. P, 
 Hodson, Thomas, general merchant. 
 
 Lewis, Benjamin, carpenter and builder. 
 Purvis, John, boot and shoe manufacturer. 
 Purvis, Joseph, leather dealer and tanner. 
 Raraous, Mins, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Ramous, Mrs., bonnet maker. 
 Ramous, Wm., carpenter ( nd builder. 
 Sarett, George, carpenter and builder. 
 Siirett ■''in., carpenter and builder. 
 SmilCj :vnn, tailor. 
 Smith, N'' '«8, saw mill proprietor. 
 Taylor, Thomas, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Distant 
 
 A--' 
 
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 RAINHAM CENTRE, C. W.— A post village situated in the township of Rainham and county of 
 Hiiliiimand. Distant from Cayuita, the county town, 6 miles; from Hamilton, 25 miles; and from 
 Toronto, 00 miles. Population of Township 2,116. 
 
 Alexander, Wra., school teacher. '• ' 
 
 Clause, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Culver, Nathaniel, farmer. • : 
 
 Culver, Peter, farmer. 
 
 Denger. George, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Efner, George and Jacob, blacksmith. 
 
 Evans, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 Fry, John, physician. 
 
 Geuch, Flarnest, carrriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Hare Wm., J. P. 
 
 Jones, James, weaver. 
 
 JONES, MARGARET, postmistress. 
 
 Kendriok, Absalom, tanner and currier. 
 
 Kent, Henry, general merchant. 
 
 Law, John, J. P. 
 
 Lyle, Wm., carpenter and joiner. 
 
 McNeil, John, cabinet maker and carpenter. 
 
 Neff', Isaac, saw milt proprietor. 
 
 Overholt, Jonas, general merchant. 
 
 Overholt, Samuel, tavern keeper. 
 
 Ross, Alexander, J. P. 
 
 Schrider, J. W., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Snell, J W., J. P. and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Stewart, James, furmer. 
 
 Sweet, John, mason. 
 
 Sweet, Wm., gunsmith. 
 
 Walker, John, farmer. • 
 
 ADDISON AVERY, COMMISSION DEALER, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 874.) 
 
634 
 
 RATHO— RENFREW. 
 
 ! t 
 
 
 BATHO, C. W.— A thriviDK TillBue and flag station on the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway, »itaat*d 
 in the lownxhip of Blandford an'l N'lr'i Hiding of the County of Oxford. Distant from Woodstock, 
 the county town, 18 miles; from Stratford, 16 miles; from PhHh, 16 miles; from Ooderich, 02 milei; 
 and from Toronto, 95 miles. Daily mail. Population about lOU. 
 
 Allsbire, Thomas, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Armstrong, James, liibourer. 
 
 Baird, John, jtui., blackHmith. 
 
 Bean, Abram, farmer. 
 
 Bean, Sainuul, hcIiouI tencber. 
 
 Brown, Wm., statinn agent. 
 
 Cameron, Robert, bliicksiiiith. 
 
 Cannon, Patrick, labourer. 
 
 Currie, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Elliott, W. 8., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Endress, Peter, cabinet maker and upholsterer. 
 
 Ferrier, John, section foreman. 
 
 Hamilton, James, oarpenter and builder. 
 
 Ilepworth, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 Hughe.s, Wra., proprietor Ratho Hotel, 
 Kerr, Oeoige, tailor. 
 Kerr, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 Klinkmau, Henry, Inbouiur. 
 Lensler, Christian, tanner. 
 Peat, Thomas, farmer. 
 Ratho Hotel, Wm Hughes, proprietor. 
 Saunby, John, plasterer. 
 Smith, Wm., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Thomson, John, farmer. 
 
 WILLI.\MS,- JOSEPH, postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 
 BAVENSWOOD, C. W. — A small post village in the township of Bosanquet and county of Lamb- 
 ton. Distant from Uarnia, the county town, 30 miles. Population about 40. 
 
 Hollingshead, William, J. P. 
 
 I ROGERS, JOHN, postmaster. 
 
 BEADING, C W. — A small post village, situated in the township of Garafraxa, and North Riding of 
 the county of Wellington. It was first settled about the year 1855. Distant from Guclpb, the county 
 town, 2't miles ; from Toronto, 50 miles; and from Hamilton, 50 miles. Population about 50. 
 
 Duffy, Thomas, J. P. 
 Gibbs, George, hotel keeper. 
 LEESON, MA NASSAU, postmaster. 
 
 McCormick, Wm., general merchant. 
 Rutledgc, John, hotel keeper. 
 
 BEDNERSVILLE, C. W. — A po«t village, situated in the township of Ameliasburg, and County of 
 Prince Edward. Distant from Pictou, tho county town, 20 miles; and from Belleville, 6 miles. 
 Population 156. 
 
 Austin, James, tavern keeper. 
 
 Clappeson, Rev. D. C, Wesleyau Methodist. 
 
 Johnson, Learning, blacksmith. 
 
 Meacham, S., township clerk. 
 
 Mercer, William, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Morden, Daniel, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Morden, Wm. S., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Ostrom, Elijah, tinsmith. 
 
 Smith, Jacob, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Snider, Isaac, tailor. 
 
 Redner, James, J. P., grain dealer and township 
 
 treasurer. 
 Roblin, George, general merchant. 
 Rose, George, township countable and blacksmith. 
 Rose, William, blacksmith. 
 Russell, George, blacksmith. 
 
 :* ' !•■ 
 
 I.' 
 
 BENFBEW, C. W. — A flourishing village on the river Bonnechcre, 7 miles from tho Ottawa ; is in the 
 centre of a well settled country, in the township of Horton and county of Renfrew. This place was 
 laid out about 17 years ago by Xnvier Plante, Esq., and it now possesses a good fl.)ur and lumbering 
 business. Distant from Perth, the county town, GO miles; from Ottawa 60 miles, and from Pembroke 
 40 miles. Daily mail. Poj)ulatiou about 750. 
 
 Airth, Daniel, farmer. 
 
 Airth, Henry, sen., J. P., and town treasurer. 
 
 Airth, James, reeve and boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Andrew, J. M., agricultural implements. 
 
 Archer, R. C., baker and confectioner. 
 
 Bellerby, Henry, farmer. 
 
 Bouvier, Rev. E,, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Bratler, Daniel, physician. 
 
 Bromley, Horatio, painter and graiuer. 
 
 Bromley, James, accountant. 
 
 Brousseau, John, saddler and harness maker. 
 
 Brown, Henry, brewer. 
 
 Brown, John, di.>stiller and rectifier. 
 
 Berlingette, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Berlingette, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Berlingette, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Bull, Neil, sewing machine agent. 
 
 Bums, John, carpenter and buibier. 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE CO.MPANY, J. L. 
 
 McDougall, agent. 
 Carmichael, Alex., butcher and express agent. 
 Carmichael, John, labourer. 
 Carsewell, Robert, builder. 
 Churchill, John, cooper and pork inspector. 
 Cleary, C, carpenter and builder. 
 Cole, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 Cole, Mrs. J., soap and caudle factory. 
 Coombs, 8., farmer. 
 Corney, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 Drysdale, Miss, milliner and dre^smak^r. 
 Drysdale, Robert, cabinet maker and builder. 
 Doyle, E., carpenter and builder. 
 
 ST. LAWRBNCfi HALL, HENRY HOQAN, PROPRIETOR, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 4S8.) 
 
n Railway, titaattd 
 nt from Wootlstook, 
 Godericb, 02 rniUi; 
 
 emaker. 
 Hotel. 
 
 rietnr. 
 
 n maker. 
 
 sr aud general mer- 
 
 id countjr of Lomb- 
 
 nd North Riding of 
 Q(i«lpb, tbe county 
 u about 50. 
 
 ant. 
 
 iirg, and County of 
 lielleville, 6 miles. 
 
 ler. 
 
 tier and township 
 
 and blacksmith. 
 
 Ottawa ; is in the 
 '. This place was 
 )ur and lumbering 
 id from Pembroke 
 
 QMPANY, J, L. 
 press agent. 
 
 inspector. 
 
 ir. 
 tory. 
 
 er. 
 
 mak^r. 
 ud builder. 
 
 »rd, p. 438.) 
 
 RENFREW— RICEVILLE. 
 
 635 
 
 EzchangR Hotel, C. Hudson, proprietor. 
 
 Evans, Daniel, phyi-iuliin. 
 
 Faichnty, W. N , bailiff. 
 
 Filiou, Joseph, gun and blacksmith. 
 
 Fraser, .^bntbflm, hoot an(i ^shoemaker. 
 
 FranciH, t«:imii(!l, edge tool mHnufaciiirer. 
 
 Freer, li , mcIiooI teacher. 
 
 French, ,1. 1'., county wiiidpu. 
 
 French, T. P. & C-i.. ilry guods, &c. 
 
 Fricbney, W. N., town cnlN'ctor. 
 
 Gordon, Robert, bliicksmith. 
 
 Qormiin, Simon, cooper. 
 
 Orovelle, .Joseph, boot mid shoemaker. 
 
 Groves, Hcury, proprietor Hibernian Hotel and 
 grocer. 
 
 Halpenney, Wm , forwarding, commission and gene- 
 ral nierchiint and iri-urnuce agent. 
 
 Harper, J. iS., provincinl laud surveyor. 
 
 Harri.s. Wm , J. P., crown land agent and lumber 
 merchant. 
 
 Hibernian Hotel, Henry Orores, proprietor. 
 
 Hicky, .lohn, county clerk. 
 
 Hill, Mth., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Hodgson, Mihs, ncbool teacher. 
 
 Holland, Charles, carter 
 
 Hudsou, C, proprietor Exchange Hotel. 
 
 Hughes. Thomas, provincial land surveyor. 
 
 Hunt, Thom««, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Huntington, Rev. 8., Methodist. 
 
 Irvin, Andrew, county treasurer. 
 
 Jamieson, Alexander, tailor. 
 
 Jurda, b , mail contnictrtr. 
 
 Kelly, Patrick, proprietor Farmers' Inn. 
 
 King. Mrs . milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Larusva, Antoine, broom m>iker. 
 
 Lennon, Stephens. watchm>iker and jeweller. 
 
 Lochead. Rev. Wm., Free Church. 
 
 Logan, Wm., dyer and scourer. 
 
 Mayhew, Joseph, butcher. 
 
 McAdiinis, Mrs , proprietress Renfrew House. 
 
 MoAndrew, John, general merchant. 
 
 McDoniild, Donald, saloon kepeer. 
 
 McDonald, D. J., muMic teacher. 
 
 McDougall, J. L., general store, flour mill owner, 
 agent for the deposits for orown lands, insurance 
 agent aud town councillor. 
 
 McDougall, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Mclnnis, John, tanner aud leather dealer. 
 
 Mclntyre, Duncan, ciirpenler aud builder. 
 
 Mclntyre, Malcolm, general merchant. 
 
 McKay, Wm., general merchant & town oounoillor. 
 
 McKay, Wm , jiin., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 MoLuan, John, ^eeneral merchant. 
 
 .Mcllae, John, flour mill proprietor. 
 
 .McTavish, Aiiain. hlncksniitll. 
 
 Merrick, 0., piper hantting- ftnd window shades. 
 
 Merrick, .Mi.s.s, dry goods and millinery. 
 
 Mills, John, butcher. 
 
 Mills, Robert C, cabinet maker and carpenter. 
 
 Morgan, Robert, town clerk, carpenter, cabinet 
 maker. 
 
 Muir, Thomas, merchtnt tailor and clothier. 
 
 Munro, John, brickmaker. 
 
 Murphy, Joshua, !*addle and harness maker. 
 
 O'Niel. Michael, saloon keeper. 
 
 Peck, John, school teacher. 
 
 Renfrew Hou^e, Mrs. Mc.'ldam, proprietresd. 
 
 Roberts, Win., brickmaker. 
 
 ROSS, OEOROK, J P., postmaster, clerk of divi- 
 sion court, collector of inland customs, barrister, 
 notary public, general agent and county auditor. 
 
 Russell, A., stoves and tinware. 
 
 Hussell, A. W., gasfitter and plumber. 
 
 Sharp, T., engraver. 
 
 Siinonds, Joseph, hoot and shoemaker. 
 
 Slade, Rev. E , Church of England. 
 
 Smith, E , blacksmith. 
 
 Smith, John, general merchant and tanner, brewer, 
 and manufacturer of boots and shoes. 
 
 Stewart, John, general merchant. 
 
 Thibodeau, Henry, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Thomson, A , blacksmith. 
 
 Thomson. Rev George, Church of Scotland. 
 
 Walford, S., engraver. 
 
 Ward, James, stoves and tinware. 
 
 Watt, James, oabinei and chairmaker. 
 
 West & Marshall, cabinet makers and bnilders. 
 
 Woods. George, druggist, bookseller and soda manu- 
 facturer. 
 
 Woods, Walter, druggist. 
 
 Wright, Mrs , proprietress, Wright's Hotel. 
 
 RICEVIIiLE, C. W.— A post Tillage situntcd on the Scotch River in the township of South PIaot»- 
 geriet, in tbe county of Prescott. Inhat>itants principally English, Irish and Scotch. Distant from 
 L'Orignnl, the county town, 26 miles; from Montreal, 80 miles; from Ottawa, 50 miles, and from 
 Toronto, 190 miles. PupulatioD about 150. 
 
 Blaney, 0., lumber merchant. 
 
 Bovineu, Pierre, cooper. 
 
 Bnsnette, Joseph, plasterer. 
 
 Caldwell, Mrs. H., wenver. 
 
 Campbell, D. P., physician. 
 
 Clavett, Adolphu.s. architect. 
 
 Cutt, Miss Charlotte, milliner and dress maker. 
 
 Cutt, George, grocer. 
 
 Cutt & Franklin, lumber merchants. 
 
 Franklin, Benjiiniin, hiickmaker. 
 
 Franklin. H & R., lumber raerchanta. 
 
 Frith, Ebenezer, farmer. 
 
 Frith, James. J. P. 
 
 Gordon, C., .jeweller and watchmaker, 
 
 Hitchcock, Rev. Z B , Methodist Episcopal. 
 
 Hudgins, Rev. Q. W., .Methodist Episcopal. 
 
 Hunter, Wm., councillor. 
 
 Johnston, Alexander, harness maker. 
 
 Kellogg, M 0., insurance agent. 
 
 King, Thomas, general merchant. 
 
 Lacell, ¥C'\\%, boot and shoemaker. '■ .; 
 
 Lafleur, J., tailor. 
 
 Lafleur, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Maloy, John, hotel proprietor. 
 
 McArthur, A. R., farmer. 
 
 McKercher, John, tanner and currier. 
 
 M(;Laurin. John R., general merchant. 
 
 McLAUilIN, PETER. J. P., reeve, postmaster, flour, 
 
 grist and saw mill proprietor, and provincial land 
 
 surveyor. 
 McLean, A., photographer. 
 McLean, Alexander, clerk of council and Mhool 
 
 teacher. 
 McPhee, Archibald, farmer. 
 Metcalfe, C, general merchant. 
 Metcalfe, [lenry, farmer. 
 Moffatt, James, farmer. 
 Parent, Edward, councillor. 
 
 DONEQANA HOTEL, 8T. JULIEN & McKEOQH, PROPRIETORS, MONTREAL, {See Card, p. 4a0.) 
 
wmmmmw^iimmf^^fnifanm. 
 
 686 
 
 RICEVILLE— RICHMOND. 
 
 rickerinn, Mrs. John, wrnver. 
 
 Rainville, John, ftunnniith. 
 
 Raroboth, Kev. E., HitpliHt 
 
 Reid, O k J., lumber nn'rchanfp. 
 
 Reney. H«v O. 11., Wt-Hlpynn MKthodist. 
 
 R^nn, Jolin, J I', mid coiineillnr. 
 
 8oott, (J., lumber mprcliiiiit. 
 
 Soott, Hubert, agricultural implement manuructurer. 
 
 Shran, Maurice, ooancillor. 
 
 Smith, llfnry, cjlecting agent. 
 
 Tiipain, LoiiiH, lumber merchant. 
 
 Tracy, John, boot and shoemnker. 
 
 WelU, Kiibirt, painter, cabinet mnkor, nndertnkor, 
 
 fiirnituru dealer and wagKon miiker. 
 AVIialen, I'atrick, carpenter aud builder. 
 
 ]RICHMOND, C. E. — An inrorpomted viliAKe iiituatcd on the river St. Franoin. in the township of 
 Clevfliind iiiul uiiuiily of Ki(:bm"ni|. The Ht Franciit (Jullegc, erecteii here, wan founded eipreniily on 
 unttectariau priuuipluH. Tbo Quebec, I'urltand, and VVestern braiichen of the Grand Trunk Hallway 
 have their junction here. Htage daily to KingHey. Richmond lien nppotiite Melbourne, being Hepa- 
 rated by the St. Francis river, acruH.s wliich there ia a tiplendid bridge, 72U feet iu length. Daily mail. 
 Population of village 600 ; uf tuwunhip IfJOU. 
 
 t 5 
 
 Abbott, Moseft, toll collector. 
 
 Ayliner, Right llun. Lord, president St. Francis 
 
 Collie. 
 Barrett, Henry, photogrflphic artist. 
 Barrett, Thomas, Haddler, harneas and truak maker. 
 B^dard, John, hrickmaker. 
 B^dard. Joxeph, baker nud coiifeotioner. 
 BfiDARD, JOSIMMI, general merchant. 
 Bennett, G. T., ticket agent. Grand Trunk Railway. 
 Bennett, Spark, buker and confectioner. 
 Blanguet, J. K., professor French and German, St. 
 
 Franoix College. 
 Boast, Richard, township councillor. 
 Boucher, Louis, carpenter anrl builder. 
 Bradford, M. C, retired. 
 Brooke, Wm., barrister and advocate. 
 BURNIK, MATTHEW, village couucillor and boot 
 
 and shoemaker. 
 Campbell, J. 0., tailor. 
 Campbell, Miss, miliner and dressmakc 
 Carpenter, David, mason. 
 Carroll, James, foundry and machine shop. 
 Cleeve, F. C, mayor of village, clerk circuit court, 
 
 provincial land surveyor and farmer. 
 Cleveland, C. B., farmer. 
 Cleveland, C. P., villlage secretary and treasurer, 
 
 insurance agent and accountant. 
 Cleveland, Levi, blacksmith, agricultural implement 
 
 maker and farmer. 
 Cdt6, Francis, tin and coppersmith. 
 Curran, Daniel, farmer. 
 
 Denison, Simeon, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Dickson, Wm., tanner and currier. 
 DONNELLY, ANDREW, J. P. & village councillor. 
 DONNKLLY, R , postmaster at station. 
 Driver, Ephraim, blacksmith. 
 Eagle Coffee House, G. Glenny, proprietor. 
 FOSTER, G. K., postmaster, village councillor, 
 
 bank agent and general merchant. 
 FOSTER & MACLBAY, general merchants. 
 Frink, Rev. D. C, B A., Congregationaliat. 
 Gallup, P. 0., retired. 
 Gay, Rev. Q. L., Church of England. 
 Glenny, G., proprietor Eagle Coffee House. 
 Gottin, Fraucig, general merchant and farmer. 
 Gouin, F., jun., proprietor St. Francis Hotel and 
 
 livery stable. 
 Gray, .1. L , professor of history and Metaphysics, 
 
 St. Francis College. 
 Green, Joseph, B. A., professor mathematics, St. 
 
 Francis College. 
 Griffith, Ed., vi I lage council lor and general merchant. 
 Hamilton, A. W., A.B., M.D., professor of chemis- 
 try, St. Francis College. 
 
 Hardy, Mrs., Railroad Saloon. 
 
 Hart, Thomas, road ina!<ter Grand Trunk Railway. 
 
 Ilealey, A. U., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Healey, Gilbert, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Ilealey, John, township councillor. 
 
 Henley, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Hills, Otis W., paymaster at station. 
 
 Innes, Wm., grocer. 
 
 Jones, W. E., A. M., J. P., secretary St. Francis 
 College, editor Richmond Guardian, township 
 secretary and treasurer. 
 
 King, Thomas, foreman locomotive department of 
 Grand Trunk Railway. 
 
 Largie, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Lasert, Augustus, house and sign painter. 
 
 Lavisseau, L , proprietor Richmond House. 
 
 Lee, JosepI , carpenter and builder. 
 
 Levine, Marcus, general merchant. 
 
 Levine & Heroh, general merchants. 
 
 Lynch, Peter, woodman at depot. 
 
 Macloay, Kenneth, retired. 
 
 McKay, Rev. John, Presbyterian. 
 
 McLeod, Charles, township councillor. 
 
 McI.<eod, Roderick, township oounoillur. 
 
 McPherson, Mrs W. A., select school. 
 
 Miller, Wir., tailor. 
 
 Miller, Wm. S., grocer. 
 
 Morgan, Oscar F., photograph artist. 
 
 Murphy, Jas., station master. Grand Trunk Railway. 
 
 Murphy, John, bailiff. 
 
 Napier, G. H., notary, real estate and insurance agent. 
 
 Nolan, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Noel, N., proprietor Railroad Hotel. 
 
 Pierce, G. H., civil engineer. ' / 
 
 Pierce, Shubael, farmer. ' • 
 
 Railroad Hotel, N. Noel, proprietor. 
 
 Richmond Guardian, W. E. Jones, editor and prop, 
 
 Rich'uoiid House, L. Lavisseau. proprietor. 
 
 Richmond Library Association & Mecbanios' Institute. 
 
 Ross, Hugh, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Scott, Edward, 3. P., townsiiip mayor. 
 
 Soott, Jacob, cabinet maker and furniture dealer. 
 
 Simpson, George, telegraph operator. 
 
 Simpson, Wright, telegraph operator. , ; ■ 
 
 Smith, Edwin, township ooancillor. ' 
 
 Smith, Joseph, grocer. 
 
 Stagmer, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 Steel, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 Stewart, Alex , jeweller and watchmaker. 
 
 ST. FR\NCIS COLLEGE, Protestant and Unsecta- 
 rian, affiliated to the University of McGill College, 
 Montreal. Faculty, John H. Graham, A.M., prill- 
 oioal, professor of Classical English Literature. 
 
 St. Francis Hotel, F. Gouiu, jun , proprietor. 
 
 SOAP, CANDLE AND OIL WORKS, JOHN MATHEWSON & SON, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 432.) 
 
t. 
 
 IT. 
 
 mnkor, aodertaker, 
 iiiikk(-r. 
 builJcr. 
 
 I. in »ho town!<hip of 
 iiinilnil eipr«HMly on 
 itiid Trunk tUilway 
 Ibourne, being Nepa- 
 length. Daily mail. 
 
 ml Trunk Railway. 
 
 LiiUtcr. 
 
 etor. 
 
 or. 
 
 xiildor. 
 
 tiuD. 
 
 r.retnry St. Francis 
 luardian, township 
 
 itive department of 
 
 er. 
 
 n pninter. 
 
 «n<\ Iluuse. 
 
 ler. 
 
 nt. 
 
 uta. 
 
 cillor. 
 noilloi 
 ibool. 
 
 tist. 
 
 ud Trunk Railway. 
 
 nd insurance agent. 
 
 r. 
 
 ;el. 
 
 editor and prop, 
 roprietor. 
 nobanioH' Institute. 
 r. 
 
 »yor. 
 
 urniture dealer, 
 tor. 
 tor. 
 
 bmakpr. 
 
 tant and Unitecta- 
 nf McGili College, 
 iham, A.M., prin- 
 ;Ush Literiitare. 
 proprietor. 
 
 e Card, p. 432.) 
 
 JllCIIMOND— RICHMOND HILL. 
 
 G.37 
 
 Tait, M. T , barrintrr and advocate. 
 Tobin, I'lilrick, tailor mid clolliiur. 
 Trahan, Uev. I. , Uoinnii Catliuliu. 
 VeaHey, Kdw«rd, fillngo coniicillor, blacksmith and 
 wagguu inuker. 
 
 Webl>«r, R. N., pbysluian and surgeon, %ilUge ooun- 
 
 oillor. 
 I VVcxt, v.. v., mnsnn and pliiNtercr. 
 I VVillianiH, A , tiiilor. 
 ' Wiutle, iiamiiel, luwnsbip councillor. 
 
 BICIIMOND, C. W.— Arillnge situated on the Ooodwond river, in llic towiixhip i>f Ooulbonrn, county 
 
 ol <;iirlelou. ThM village wus fnundod by tbo Diika of Kiel nd, in IHt'.i. win. died in a tmru Ihico 
 
 miles bfldW the village, from the tdlVct of a bite from a [let fox. DiNtiiiil liom Oliiiwii, the ouiily seat, 
 20 miles; from I'ertli, :i() milts; and from Kempt»llle station, on the Ottawa and Tresoott lluilway, 17 
 miles. U<iily mail, i'lipulation 620. 
 
 Armstrong, Uer. J. H., Methodist. 
 
 Uarkley, Mrs , laibiress. 
 
 Bennett, Miitbew, bliicksmitb. 
 
 Uirtcli, A. J., briekmiikur. 
 
 IJradbury, J. i, , IV A., school teacher. 
 
 Hrown, U , gcnerul iiiercliniit. 
 
 Brown, .John, boot and Hliueinnkor. 
 
 Brown, Thomas, bUuk.Mmiih and waggon maker. 
 
 Butler. B., |diotngrH|ibic artist. 
 
 BUTI.KK, W. M., postmaster, general merchant, 
 
 tanner and saddle milker. 
 Campbell, Alexander, jilastercr. 
 Copland, .iiimes, hotel and livery stable proprietor. 
 Denyer, Patrick, carpenter and builder. 
 Douras, .Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Uunbiir, il., boot and shoemaker. 
 Eames, Peter, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Foe, iMisM, milliner and dresHuiakur. 
 Hall, .lohn, boot and shoemaker. 
 Hnmilton, R., boot and shoemaker. 
 Ilinton, Joseph, J. P. 
 Langoon, 0, boot and shoemaker. 
 Lewis, W. F., general merchant. 
 Long, Samuel, tailor. 
 Lyou, Arthur, physician. "*■ 
 
 Lyon, Thoma.'i, Huiir and saw mill proprietor aud 
 
 di.sliller. 
 McDougall, D., blacksmith. 
 Mclilroy, II., .1. P., general merchant. 
 MoKlroy, P., notary public 
 MoKlroy, Win , flour and feed ib'uler. 
 Moduire, Wm., boot and slio"maker. 
 McLean, .lanieM, cabinet maker. 
 Mcllea, .Samuel, tailor. 
 McVecty, Miss, iniiliner iind ilressniakcr. 
 Miller, Thomas, boot and .shoeniaker. 
 Neshitt, 11., cooper. 
 O'tJonuell, Rev. P., P.omnii ditholic. 
 Pettit, Rev. (!. H., Kpi.scopuiiiiii. 
 Powers, .1., mnaou and brickmaker. 
 Iliclly, Edwiird, hotel proprietor. 
 Rnyce, (.'liarles, woollen mill proprietor. 
 Scott, .LuMC*, carpenter and builder. 
 Shillington, J., gcuenil merohunt. 
 Stewart, Thomas, boot and !<hoemaker. 
 Toing, .John, tanner and cunier. 
 Tracy, Steven, blacksmith. 
 White, Rev. W., PreHbyterian. 
 Wilson, W., bout and shoemaker. 
 
 RICHMOND HILIi, C. W. — A flourishing village, situated in the townships of M:irkham and 
 Vaughan, Y'onge Street dividing the townships, and county of York. This is one of the healthiest 
 situations in Canada West, and was formerly called Mount Pleasant, but in 1821 the name was 
 changed to that of Richmond Hill, in compliment to the Uuke of Richmond, tlien Uovernor-General of 
 British North America, upon the ocoasii.u of his passing through the vill.ige when the inhabitants 
 were H'^sembled at the raising of the frame of the I'resbyteri m Church. It is in the heart of -x fine 
 agricultural country. A grammar school, in union with a common school, under L. II. E'an.4, it. A., 
 assisted by two competent teachers, is in successful operation, and nft'ordM very desirable, facilities 
 for educating the youth, and preparing young men to enter 'ur National l.'niverHity. It also con- 
 tains a Young Ladies' Boarding and D.ty School, conducted by Mrs. Campbell and Daughters ; also 
 many manufactories and mills of various kinds, which give employment to a number of meclianics. 
 Distant from Toronto, the county scat, IC miles; and about 3} miles from a stutiun on the Northen 
 Railway. Daily maiL Population about 1,000. 
 
 Anderson, Qoorge, proprietor Elgin House. 
 
 Aiksoy, Oeorge, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Arnold, John R., farmer. 
 
 Bannister, Charles, school teacher. 
 
 Bernard, il. A., farmer. 
 
 Bernard, H. Q., farmer. 
 
 Boyle, David, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Brillinger, Qeorge, baker and builder. 
 
 Burnes, James B., tailor. 
 
 Campbell, Mrs., ladies boarding and day school. 
 
 Cooper, W , bouse and sign painter. 
 
 Coulter, John, tailor. 
 
 Crosby, Parker, J. P., general merchant. 
 
 Davidson, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 DiQIER, JOHN BUTTON, county constable, general 
 
 agent, collector of debts, rents, &o. (see card, p. 
 
 638.) 
 De la Haye, John, mason. 
 
 Dick, Rev. James, Presbyterian. 
 
 Dickson, Oeorge P., .J. P., collt'clor of inland revenue. 
 
 Dolmage, T., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Durham, Richard, shoemaker. 
 
 Elgin House, Oeorge Anderson, proprietor. 
 
 Evans, L. IL, principal Uichmood Uill Qrammar 
 School. 
 
 FLOOD & PRICE, dry goods, groceries and hard- 
 ware merchants. 
 
 Freek, .lames, brickmaker. 
 
 French, W,, jiin., blacksmith. 
 
 Oreenwood, W., weaver. 
 
 Halfway House, Edwin Wootfen, proprietor. 
 
 Hall. Henry, agricultural implement manufacturer. 
 
 Hall, James, shoemaker. 
 
 Hall, John, mason. 
 
 UALL, R. II., chemist and druggist (see card, p. 
 638). 
 
 JOHN MATHEWSON & SON, SOAP, CANDLE AND oIl WORKS, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 432.) 
 
hi 
 
 ■ ti 
 
 688 
 
 RICHMOND HILL. 
 
 MANUFACTUaEB OF 
 
 SADDLES, HARNESS AND TRUNKS. 
 
 DEALER IN 
 
 1VII1P.«$, BRrSHES ;IJVO HOR§i: CLOTHIilTG. 
 
 RICHMOND HILL, C. W. 
 
 
 (dY ROYAl, AUTHORITY,)' 
 
 COMMISSIONER IN THE QUEEN'S BENCH, CONVEYANCER, AND DIVISION COURT AGENT, 
 
 POST OPPICE, RICHMOND HILL, C. W. 
 
 AQREF.MBNTS, BONDS, DEEDS, MORtlTO AOES, WILLS, &c., drawn with attcntionaud promptitude. Fees Moderatk. 
 
 JOHN BUTTON DkGIEB, 
 
 €onnts (iTonelabte, 
 
 OEISTERAL A^GEISTT, 
 
 AND 
 
 COIil.KCTOR OF DEBTS AND RENTS, 
 
 RIOHMOND HILL, O. W. 
 
 R. H. HALL, 
 
 CHEMIST 
 
 A.VD 
 
 DRUGGIST, 
 
 niCHSIOND HIL.I., C. W. 
 
 X 3MC Z> O X1 1* .A. 3»- TX* . 
 
 DR. WISTAR'S PULMONIC SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND HOREHOUND, is highly rooom- 
 mended for Coughs, Colda, IiifliieDza, Hooping Cough, Croup, and alt diseases of the Lttoge leading to 
 consumption. a^gr So)d by all Dealers in Medicines. Price 25 cts. 
 
 «J r.. BRIOOS. GENERAL AGENT, HAMILTON, C. W. 
 
 GEORGE CUMMINGS, 
 
 POSTiMASTBR, ROSBMONT, C. W^ 
 
 (IBNXRAL DEALER IH 
 
 Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardirare, 
 
 QveKuiware, Boot* and Shoes, Beady-made Clothiag, 
 Faints, Oili, Drugs, Medicises, Wiues and Iiiquors, Ice. 
 
 JOHN WOOD & Co. 
 
 DEALERS IN 
 
 J. T. McBRIDE, 
 
 Mannfaoturei, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In 
 
 BOOTS & SHOES, 
 
 ALSO, SEALER IN 
 
 Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, 
 
 HATS, OAFS, AMD MEDIOINES. 
 ROUOBMUNT, r«iiaila Knat. 
 
 Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, 
 
 lEATHEB, BOOTS AND SHOES, 
 
 Ready-made Olothing, Drugs and Medicines, In., &c. 
 
 ROXTON FAI.L.8, O. B. 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT & Co., 
 
 lOofestKcrs, Stationers, |printtrs, 
 
 Lithographers, Bookbinders, &;o. 
 
 17 & 19 KING STREET EAST. 
 
 TORONTO, C. W. 
 
 3S. AA. XI.. 
 
 TRY nRIGG'S MAGIC RELIEF, and If you are not satisfied after using the contents of one bottle, the 
 purebaser may return the bottle to the Agent, who will in all oases refund the money. It will cure 
 Inflammation, Tie Dulereaux, Neuralgia, Cbolic, Sore Throat, Chilblains, Cramp in the Stomach, Painter's 
 Cholic, Pleurisy, Cramp, Cholera Morbus, Pains in the Breast or Side, Lumbago, Cholera, Dysentery, and 
 in short it is the Family Medicine. 
 
 Sold by all Dealers in Medicines Price 25o. 
 G. C. BBI0G3, GENERAL AGENT, HAMILTOIT, C. W. 
 
 isroxiOB. 
 
 IF asked what was the bn<it ' Jcine for Cleansing the Blood and for Bilioua Complaints, Sick Headache, 
 Costiveness, Liver Compiuiut, Jaundice, General Debility, &o., we should eay, BRIQQS' INDIAN 
 VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS. 
 
 1^- Bold by all Dealers in Medicines. 
 0. C. BRIOQS, GENERAL AGENT, HAMILTON, C. W. 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT A CO., BOOKSELLERS AND PRINTERS, KINO STRBKr, TORONTO. 
 
TRUNKS. 
 
 CLOTHIilfO. 
 
 ■BX3. 
 
 D, 
 
 N COURT AGENT, 
 
 iptitiid*. Vies HoDKBATs. 
 
 I. HALL, 
 
 SMIST 
 
 GGIST, 
 
 D HIL.I.« C. IV. 
 
 fD, 18 highly rooom- 
 the Lttiig» leading to 
 
 & Co. 
 
 s, Hardware, 
 
 (0 SHOES, 
 
 MedlcinM, tn., fco. 
 9 O. E« 
 
 A Co., 
 
 trs, ^riitttrs, 
 
 binders, &so. 
 ET EAST. 
 w. 
 
 ts of ooe bottle, tha 
 oney. It will cure 
 Stomaoh, Paioter'a 
 )ra, Dysentery, and 
 
 Bits, Siuk Hendaohe, 
 BRIQGS' INDIAN 
 
 , TORONTO. 
 
 RICnMOND HILL— RICH WOOD. 
 
 639 
 
 Hamilton, John, cooper. 
 
 Harris, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Harrison, Wm., siulclle and hnrnens mu'acr 
 
 Henderson, Alexnnder, jeweller and watchmaker, 
 
 Hewisun. Robert, boot and shoemaker and fitrmer. 
 
 Hodge, Wm., tinsmith. 
 
 Hopkins, David, flour and feed dealer. 
 
 Hopper, Robert, biitoher. 
 
 Horner, Daniel, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Hostetter, John, pbysioian. 
 
 Jenkins, James M., grocer an*oro.'''.ery dealer. 
 
 Kelly, P.'itrick, mason. 
 
 Lang.'^tnff, James, physician. 
 
 Law, Abraham, J. I'., insurance agent and farmer. 
 
 Lawrence, Charles, woollen mill proprietor. 
 
 Lee, Reuben, biiker and produce dealer. 
 
 Marsh, Robert, .T. P., clerk of Division court. 
 
 Masonic Arms Hotel, George Wilson, proprietor. 
 
 Mathie, Wm , carriage, house and sign painter. 
 
 MoDeath, Andrew, blacksmith, carriage and waggon 
 
 maker. 
 McCallura, R(!V. J. W, Methodist. 
 MYERS, WM. U., caddie and harness maker (see 
 
 card, p. 038). 
 Newton, James, jun., tanner and carrier. 
 Newton, James, sen., builder. 
 Nicolls, Richard, proprietor Richmond Hill Hotel. 
 O'Donohoe, Rev. j^tmes, Roman Catholic. 
 Patterson, Peter, J. P. 
 Patterson & Bro., agrieultural implement mannfao- 
 
 turers and d^alerf, foundry and machine shop. 
 Pearce, G. J. F, J P. 
 Plough Inn, Robert Raymond, proprietor. 
 Pogue, Wm., cooper. 
 Pollock, W., sen., accountant. 
 Pollock, W. S., general merchant. 
 Raymond, Ruben, proprietor Plough Inn. 
 RICHMOND HILL HOTEL, R. Nicolls^ proprietor. 
 
 RICHMOND HILL DAILY STAGE LINE to and 
 from Toronto, Richard Nicolls, proprietor. 
 
 Richmond Hill Mechanics' Institute. 
 
 Sanderson, Henry, furrier. 
 
 Sanderson, Miss, milliner an! dres.traaker. 
 
 Sanderson. Samuel, blacksmith. 
 
 Scott, Alex., editor and proprietor York Iferald. 
 
 Sedman, Thomas, waggon maker. 
 
 Shaoklio, Rev. Robert, Church of England. 
 
 Sbeppard, E., jun., farmer. 
 
 Sivers, R., boot and shoe dealer. 
 
 Stockdale, Thomas, tailor. 
 
 Story, John W., carpenter and hnilder. 
 
 TEEFY, MATTHEW, J. P., postmaster, general 
 agent, notary public, conveyitncer, commissioner 
 in B. R., and produce and commission merchant 
 (see card, p. G-iS). 
 
 Thomas, George, county constable. 
 
 Todd, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Trench, Miss B., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Trench, W., blacksmith, waggon and plough maker. 
 
 Vailles, Richiird, painter an 1 glaiior. 
 
 Vanni'strand. Charles, proprietor White Hart Inn. 
 
 VERNEY, JAMES, manufacturer and dealer in 
 boots and shoes. 
 
 Warren, W. S , J. P. 
 
 Waterhouse, John, general merchant. 
 
 Webber, Edward E., cabinet maker and undertaker. 
 
 White Hart Inn. Cornelius Vannostrand, proprietor. 
 
 Williamson, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Williamson, Robert, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Wilson, George, proprietor Ma.sonio Arms Hotel. 
 
 Wilson, Thomas, agricultural implement maker. 
 
 Wootten Edwin, proprietor Halfway House. 
 
 Wright, Amos, J. P., M.P.P., farmer and saw mill 
 proprietor. 
 
 York Herald, Alex. Scott, editor and prpprietor. 
 
 BICHVIEW, C. W.— A village In the Gore of the township of Toronto, United Counties of York and 
 Pool. Distant from Toronto, the county seat, 16 miles, and from Hamilton 40 miles. Duily mail. 
 Population about 50. 
 
 Aikins, Hon. J. C, M. L. C, J. P. and farmer. 
 
 Aikins, John, J. P. 
 
 Burgess, John, farmer. 
 
 Coulter, John, farmer. 
 
 DAVW. JOIIS, p.istmaster and farmer. 
 
 Davis, Nathanii^l, hotel proprietor and farmer. 
 
 Graham, Joseph, J. P. 
 
 Hugill, Mrs., milliner and dress maker. 
 
 McLaughlin, Robert, farmer. 
 
 McGuiro, E,, physician. 
 
 Reily, Edward, farmer. 
 
 Reily, Robert, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Shields, Alexander, farmer. 
 
 Ward, Bernard, grocer. 
 
 jjjCHWOOD, C. W. — A thriving village and station on the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway, situated 
 in the towualiip of Blenheim and county of Oxford. The river Nith. better known as Smith's Creek, 
 runs within half a mile of the village, affording good water power. Distant from Woodstock, tie coanty 
 town, 19 miles, and from Paris 8 miles. Daily mail. Population about 260. 
 
 Ainslie, M., tailor. 
 
 AINSLIE, M. T., school tencbei-. 
 
 American Hotel, M. B. French, proprietor. 
 
 Doulton, Joliu, ouUeoting agent, constable, carpenter 
 
 and builder. 
 Campbell, E. B., school teacher. 
 Chattison, Joseph, cooper. 
 Chisholra, James, agricultural implement maker. 
 Exchange Hotel, John D. Ilughson, proprietor. 
 Fitch, J. S., saddle and harness maker. 
 French, Mis", milliner and dress maker. 
 French, M. B., proprietor American Hotel. 
 Oriffin, Rev. W. S., Wesleyau Methodist. 
 Hall, Lyman L., cabinet maker. 
 
 Harris, R. B., school teacher. - 
 
 Howel, Wesley, flonr and grist mill propri.ftor. 
 Hughson, John D., proprietor Exchange Hotel. 
 Jackson, Henry, general merchant. 
 Kennedy, J. M , J. P., deputy reeve, and saw mill 
 
 proprietor. 
 Laycock & Bros., lumber merchants, flour and feed 
 
 dealers. 
 L.\YCOCK, J. H., J. P., postmaster. 
 McGan, Gabriel, blacksmith. 
 McLean, Robert, school teacher. 
 McWilliams, Miss Cyreno, bonnet maker. 
 Munroe, Henry, boot and shnemaker. 
 Ogilvie, Wm., tailor. 
 
 SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL ASSURANCE COMPANIT. (Sw Card, p. 446.) 
 
640 
 
 RICHWOOD-RIGAUD. 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 ,■< f 
 
 ! 
 
 Patullo, Alexander, builder. 
 Piokle, CbarleB, carpenter and builder. 
 Rathbun, Wm., saw mill proprietor. 
 Rapert, John D., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Soott, Robert, general roerohant. 
 Taylor, Wm., boot and aboemaker. 
 Thompson, John, blacksmith. 
 Whitehead, Wm., builder. 
 
 BIDG-ETOWIT, C. W. — A post village pleasantly situated, about Ato miles from Lake Erie, in the 
 towDHhip of Howard and county of Kent. It deriTes its name from the so called dividing ridge on 
 which it stands. It has a good farming country around it, and for an inland place does a fHir business 
 in grain and other farm products. It contains one good common school. Distant from Chatham, the 
 county town, 21 miles; and from Morpeth, 4J miles. Population, 855. 
 
 Brash, Mrs. A., general storekeeper. 
 
 Britton, James, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Britton, Robert, blacksmith. 
 
 Brown, Rev. Mr., Church of England. 
 
 Clatenoff, John, cabinet maker. 
 
 Colby, Ebenezer, farmer. 
 
 Coleman, Walter, cnbinet maker. 
 
 Dodge, H., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Floeter, Robert, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Forrest, Rev. W., Presbyterian. 
 
 Gibson, Charles, carding and fulling mill proprietor. 
 
 Gordon, £phraim, farmer. 
 
 Graham, J. N., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Graves, G., hotel proprietor. 
 
 HANCOCK, L. S., postmaster, tailor and sewing 
 
 machine agent. 
 Hanna, Rev. Thomas, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Harrison, E. B., J. P., school teacher. 
 Hawkins, John, carpenter and builder. 
 Kiniey, Zenan, boot and shoemaker. 
 Lawrence, J. J., soap and candle manufacturer. 
 Leitch, Mrs. R., hotel keeper. 
 Lincoln, A., plasterer. 
 
 Lincoln, Charles, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 MoKinlay, J. P , J. P. 
 
 McLean, J. D. B^, general merchant. 
 
 Milton, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Milton,-James 8., farmer. 
 
 Moody, John, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Newcomb, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Palmer & Willson, boot and shoemakers. 
 
 Phelps, Mrs. E., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Phelps, Richard, J. P., notary pu' 'io. 
 
 Porter, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Proudfoot. II., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Rushton, Thomas, tanner and currier. 
 
 Scblenker, Thomas, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Simmons, J. N., general merchant. 
 
 Smith, Jacob, physician and druggist. 
 
 Vanalstine, James, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Vanvalkenburg, H., plasterer and cooper. 
 
 Wethered, L., ttoot and shoemaker. 
 
 Wright, Rev. Mr., Church of England. 
 
 Young, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Young, Russell, mason. 
 
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 BIGAUD, C. Xi. — A village situated on the Rivier k la Graisse, in the seigniory of Rigaud, county of 
 VaudreutI, containing a large College, under the direction of the Rev. Francois Chouinard, asi^iHted by 
 a full corps of teachers ; also a convent, under the control of the Sisters of Ste. Ann's. Distant from 
 Montreal, 45 miles ; from Quebec, 195 miles ; and from Vandreuil, the county town and nearest station 
 on the Grand Trunk Railway, 17 miles. Daily mail. Population of seigniory 3,800. 
 
 Allen, F. W., grocer and woollen mill proprietor. 
 
 Allen & Fanner, boot and shoemakers. 
 
 Aubry, Hubert, carnage and waggon makers. 
 
 Baret, M. 0., J. P., general merchant, village coun- 
 cillor, insurance agent and notary public. 
 
 Beaudoin, Rev. P., professor, Rigaud College. 
 
 B6dard, Hyacinthe, parish councillor. 
 
 B^langer, Antoine, blacksmith. 
 
 B^langer, Rev. Pierre. Roman Catholic. 
 
 Bertrande, Mrs. Francois, weaver. 
 
 Bingham, Madame, flour and grist mill owner and 
 seignoiress. 
 
 Boucher, Ones^me, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Braieau, Hilaire, blacksmith. 
 
 Brunet, Joseph, grocer. 
 
 Ca.^tonguay, F. X., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Castonguay, J. E., tin and coppersmith, 
 
 Castonguay. L. N., general merchant. 
 
 CUARLEBOIS, A. W., J. P., postmaster, general 
 merchant, floor and feed dealer. 
 
 Chevrier, J Emelieu, sen., farmer, parish councillor. 
 
 Ghevrier, Joseph £., jun., school commissioner. 
 
 Cholet, Amable C., J. P., pariah mayor. 
 
 Cholet, Hyacinthe, farmer. 
 
 Chouinard, Rev. F., director Rigaud College. 
 
 College of Rigaud, under the direction of Cleros de 
 Bt. Viateur. Rev. Francois Chouinard, director. 
 Professors : Rev. A. G. Duhault, ptre. ; Rev. Jos. 
 Michaud, ptre. ; Rev. P. Beaudoin, ptre. ; E. 
 
 laporte, ecclesiastic ; L. Paul, clerc St. Viateur ; 
 J. Marcband, clerc St. Viateur; A. Pelletier, 
 clerc St. Viateur ; J. B. Laporte, clerc St. Viateur. 
 
 Convent of Rigaud, under the direction of the Sisters 
 of Ste. Anne. Sister Marie Dosith6e, directress ; 
 Sisters Marie du St. Sacrament, Marie Matbilde, 
 Marie Viiioeslas, Marie Leocadie; Emma Martel, 
 music mistress; Martha Marion, English teacher; 
 Elmir6 Lalonde, drawing teacher. 
 
 Deguire, Gabriel, tanner and currier. 
 
 Dexjardlne, Anselme, foundry, blacksmith and agri- 
 cultural implement manufacturer^ 
 
 Dosith^e, Sister Marie, directress Rigaud Convent. 
 
 Duchesne, Joseph, blacksmith and agricultural im- 
 plement maker. 
 
 Duhault, Rev. A. G., professor Rigaud College. 
 
 Duffy, Mrs. John, hotel keeper. 
 
 Da St. Sacrament, Sister Marie, teacher Rigaud 
 Convent. 
 
 Faignant, Francois, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Fletcher, John, sheriff's ofiioer, collecting agent and 
 school commissioner. 
 
 Fournier, E. N., insurance agent, village oounoUlor, 
 and notary public. 
 
 Fournier, Stephun, J. P. and agent for the Seigniory 
 of Rigaud. 
 
 Hudon, Firmin, physician. 
 
 Jolive, Augustin, mason. 
 
 Labrt^ohe, Augustin, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 ADDISON AVERT, COMMISSION DBALER, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 874.) 
 
mt. 
 aker. 
 
 rom Lake Erie, in tbe 
 ailed dividiog ridge on 
 toe does a fHir bubiness 
 ant from Chatham, the 
 
 d waggon maker, 
 erchant. 
 
 mill proprietor. 
 
 ]. 
 
 ihoemakere. 
 
 dressmaker. 
 y pu' "io. 
 1 builder. 
 
 surgeon. 
 I currier. 
 
 nd harness maker, 
 ibant. 
 druggist. 
 
 ind waggon maker. 
 ' and cooper, 
 naker. 
 
 England. 
 
 y of Rigaud, county of 
 Chouinard, as.-i8ted by 
 Ann's. Distant from 
 wn and nearest station 
 800. 
 
 aal, olero St. Vioteur ; 
 
 Hateur; A. Pelletier, 
 
 porte, clerc St.Viateur. 
 
 direction of the Sisters 
 
 o Do8ith6e, directress ; 
 
 ment, Marie Matbilde, 
 
 scadie ; Emma Martel, 
 
 irioD, English teacher ; 
 
 lacher. 
 
 currier. 
 
 , blacksmith and agri- 
 
 cturer^ 
 
 ress itignnd Convent. 
 
 h and agricultural im- 
 
 >r Rigaud College, 
 r. 
 larie, teacher Rigaud 
 
 shoemaker. 
 
 ir, collecting agent and 
 
 ent, village oounoiUor, 
 
 [kgent for the Seigniory 
 
 ad harness maker. 
 
 RIGAUD— RIMOUSKI. 
 
 641 
 
 •d, p. 874.) 
 
 Lalonde, Antbime, briokmaker. 
 
 Lalonde, Elrair6, drawing teacher, Rigaud Convent. 
 
 Laporte, E., professor Rignud College. 
 
 Laporte, J. B., professor Rigaud College. 
 
 Lauzon, Andr6, cooper. 
 
 Lefevre, Joseph, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Lemery, llevcule, physician. 
 
 Leooadie, Sister Marie, teacher, RigauJ Convent. 
 
 Levis, Mrs. Clement, weaver. 
 
 Maruhand, J., professor Rigaud College. 
 
 Martel, £mina, music mistress, Rigaud Convent. 
 
 Marion, Martha, English teacher, Rigaud Convent. 
 
 Mathilde, Sister Mario, teacher Rigaud Couvent. 
 
 MoDougald, Angus, tanner and currier. 
 
 McKnrngan, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 McMillan, Donald, J. P., flonr and feed dealer, pre- 
 sident board of sohool ooromissionera. 
 
 McMillan, Donald & Son, general merchants. 
 
 Michaud, Joseph, arohiteot. 
 
 Miobaud, Rev. Joseph, professor Rigaud College. 
 
 Monier, Augu^tin, mason. 
 
 Mongenais, J. B. A., J. P., general merchant, flour 
 and feed dealer. 
 
 Parent, Antuine, painter, oarpenterand builder, and 
 sohool commissioner. 
 
 Paul, L., professor Rigaud College. 
 
 PelU'lier, A., professor Rigaud College. 
 
 Quesnel, Pierre, farmer and school commissioner. 
 
 Raizenne, C, notary public. 
 
 Sabourin, Mrs. C, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Sabourin, Joseph, parish councillor. 
 
 Snbnurin, Louis, mason. 
 
 S^guin, Andr^, physician. 
 
 S<>guin, Antoine, carpenter and builder. 
 
 S6guin, Flavieu, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Seguin, Joseph, parish councillor. 
 
 Seguin, Paul, farmer. 
 
 S6guiD, Paul Arcine, farmer. 
 
 St. Denis, Mrs A., saloon keeper. 
 
 St. Denis, Madame A., grocer and milliner. 
 
 St. Denis, Octave, plasterer. 
 
 St. Julien, Edouard, farmer. 
 
 Tas86, Joseph, carpenter, builder and undertaker. 
 
 Tanguay, Magloiro, onbinet maker and undertaker. 
 
 Teasdale, John, physician. 
 
 Vachon, Antoine, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Vrtchon, Antoine D., parish oouiicillor. 
 
 Varin, Alexis, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Vinceslas, Sister Marie, teacher Rigaud Convent. 
 
 BIMOUSKI, C. E. — A large and flourishing village, situated below Quebec, on tbo south shore of the 
 river St. Lawrence, in the seigniory and county of Rimouski. It has a large lumber trade as well as a 
 large local retail trade. There is an extensive and m'tgnificeut wharf at this point, built by the 
 Oovernment. An academy for females under the control of, and in connexion with the Convent de la 
 Congregation de Notre Dame is well established, at this place ; also, an institution for males, called 
 tbe College Industriale. Rimouski is fast becoming a fashionable watering place. Distant fron 
 Quebec, 180 miles. Population of parish, 4,656. 
 
 Beaumont, F. Couillard, tailor. 
 
 B6gin, Desire, music teacher. 
 
 Billy, L. Adolph, advocate. 
 
 Boucher, F. X , saw mill owner. 
 
 Coboru, Ricard. merchant tailor. 
 
 College Industriale. 
 
 Congregation de Notre Dame, Rev. Geo. Potvln, 
 directeur. 
 
 C6t6, Miilcolra, general , merchant. 
 
 COUILLARD, J THKOPHILE, J. P., postmaster 
 and general merchant. 
 
 Cottlombe, Michel, Professeur College Industriale. 
 
 Couturo, Louis, tanner and saloon keeper. 
 
 Crawley, Mrs. James, hotel proprietress. 
 
 Dagnault, dit Laprise Francois, agricultural imple- 
 ment maker. 
 
 De Beaumont, Flavien, merchant tailor. 
 
 Degrace, George, saloon keeper. 
 
 Degraoe, Joseph, saloon keeper. 
 
 Degrace, Raphael, saloon keeper. 
 
 Deronne, F. Magloire, clerk ooromissioners conrt. 
 
 Dion, Fran9ni.s, merchant tailor.- 
 
 Dion, Qaspurd, carpenter. 
 
 Dion, Thomas, sen., stoves and tinware. 
 
 Dion, Thomas, jun , stoves and tinware. 
 
 Drapean, M'rae. Celestin, milliner, 
 
 Drapeau, James, flour mill. - 
 
 Dub(', Biirth6my, toiler. 
 
 Dub6, Simon, livery stable and saloon keeper. 
 
 Dugai, Tbf^ophile, tanner. 
 
 Dttguet, Franfois, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Dumas, Gaspard, Professeur College Industriale. 
 
 Fahey, Wm., Professor College Industriale. 
 
 Fllion, Blienne, stoves and tinware. 
 
 Fortin, Charles, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Fortin, Charles, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Fortin, Joaeph, shoemaker. 
 
 Fournier, Louis, shoemaker. 
 
 Fournier, Prosper, shoemaker. 
 
 Francoeur, Anselme, saw mill owner. 
 
 Gaun, Joseph, J. P. 
 
 Garone, Joseph, notary public. 
 
 Gauvreau, Pierre Loui.i, collector of customs, notary 
 
 public, insurance and collecting a^ent. 
 Iluilon, J. M., advocate and mil] owner. 
 Jouvin, Mile. Edouard, milliner. 
 Lahaye, Rev. P. L., Roman Catholic. 
 Lame, Louis Elzear, general merchant. 
 Laudry, Gabriel, shnemaker. 
 Lavoie, Eus^be, saw mill owner. 
 Lepage Augustin, blacksmith. 
 Lepage, Jean Baptisle, Crown land agent. 
 Lepage, Jean, saw mill owner. 
 Lepage, Olivier, general merchant. 
 Lepage, Paul, carpenter. 
 Lynch, Martin, merchant tailor. 
 Martin, Kdouard, mayur, general merchant. 
 Martin, F. Adolph, baker. 
 Martin, Martin, tailor. 
 Michaud, Augustin, advocate. 
 Michaud, Edouard, notary public. 
 Morroeau, Antoine Isa'ie, blacksmith. 
 Parent, Henry, carpenter. 
 Parent, Joseph, general merchant. 
 Parent, Michel, general merchant. 
 Parent, Paschal, Professeur College Industriale. 
 Perron, Ovide, blacksmith. 
 Perron, Rehul, shoemaker. 
 
 Picard, George, hotel keeper and general merchant. 
 Potvin, Rev. George, directeur of the College Indni'- 
 
 triale. 
 Poulcat, J. El^azer, advocate. 
 Poulin, Francois X., physician and surgeon. 
 Pottliot, Frs. Joseph, J. P. 
 
 BI. LAWRSNCE HALL, UENAY HOQAN, PROPEIfiXOR, MONTREAL. 
 41 
 
 (See CarU, p. 488.) 
 
642 
 
 RIMOUSKI— RIVER DAVID. 
 
 i (V 
 
 I' 
 
 m 
 
 I 
 
 Vi' 
 
 ■I 
 
 
 Price, Wm. ft Son, saw mill owners and general 
 
 merobants. 
 St. Claire, Antoine, blacksmith. 
 St Laurent, Amable, hotel and saloon keeper. 
 
 St. Lfiureut, Joseph, hotel and saloon keeper. 
 St. Lanrent, Luc, hotel and saloon keeper. 
 St. Lturent, Thomas, professeur College Industriale. 
 Sylvain, Qeorge, prdfait. 
 
 HINQWOOD, C. W. — A post village situated in the township of Whitchurch and county of York, 
 North Riding, distant from Toronto 26 miles. Daily mail. Population about 200. 
 
 Button, Newberry, J. P. 
 
 Byrne, Alexander, marble worker and dealer. 
 
 'lickson, John, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 V^ckler, George, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Gormley, Patrick, blacksmith. 
 
 Holmes, Wm., weaver. 
 
 Jennings, Thomas, Jan., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Jennings, Thomas, sen., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Lehman, Christian, bntoher. 
 
 MoPherson, Hugh, carpenter aud builder. 
 
 Mitchell, Wm., builder. 
 
 Reaman, Samuel, bl.icksmith. 
 
 SILVESTER, GEORQE H., postmaster, commis- 
 sioner in Queen's Bench, and general merchant. 
 
 Widemun Phillip, marble worker and dealer, and 
 issuer of marriage licenses. 
 
 RIVIjH BEAUDETTE, C. E. — A post village, situated on the river of the same name, in the seig- 
 niory of St. Zolique, county of Soulanges, and is a station on the Grand Trunk lUilway. Distant 
 from Coteau Landing, the county town, 7 miles ; from Montreal, 43^ miles ; and from Toronto, 290 
 miles. Mail dally, Population about 300. 
 
 Beancheno, James, carpenter and builder. 
 Campbell, W., carpenter and builder. 
 Demalle, Joseph, ship carpenter. 
 Driscoll, Miss L., school teacher. 
 Evelt, Thomas, undertaker. 
 Foamier, Joseph, farmer. 
 Girous, Jully, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Langton, Rev. Mr., Roman Catholic. 
 
 McDonald, John, blacksmith. 
 
 McPHEKSON, COLIN, postmaster. 
 
 O'Kavanngh, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Ross, Mrs. T. D., grocer. ' 
 
 Tellier, Mrs. Francois, weaver. 
 
 Tellier, Mose!>, farmer. 
 
 Tellier, Narcisse, hotel proprietor. 
 
 BIVER DAVID, C. E. — A village situated in the parish of St. David, county of Yamaska, district 
 of Richelieu, on the north side of the river David, The parish of St. David produces and exports to 
 the United States large quantities of cranberries, which are a source of considerable profit to the 
 owners of the wild lands on which they grow. Distant from St. Francis, the county seat, 11 miles ; 
 from Sorel, 18 miles; fro.-n Montreal, 65 miles; and from Quebec, 145 miles. Communication with 
 Borel by steamer twice a week. Tri-weekly mail. Population about 600. 
 
 Bergerim, Joseph, sen., millwright. 
 
 Bergerim, J., juo., township secretary and treasurer. 
 
 Bernier, 3. B , iron founder and general merchant. 
 
 Bernier, J. Bte., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Besson, Francois, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Bourbeau, Michel, tailor. 
 
 Bruneault, Simon M., general merchant. 
 
 Champagne, Celestin, bailiff. 
 
 Chartr6, Rev. J. B., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Cloutier, Hypolite, cooper. 
 
 Cod6re, Ales., blacksmith. 
 
 COMMEAULT, J. B., mayor, postmaster and notary 
 
 public. 
 DesjnrUis, Benjamin, carter. 
 Dejarlais, J. D., carpenter and bnilder. 
 Drolette, J. B., general merchant. 
 Fortier, MoTse, J. P., general merchant 
 Gaudin, Joseph, village clerk. 
 Qaalin Clement, tanner. 
 Qaulin, Mrs. C, bonnet maker. 
 Hogue, Adolph, miller. 
 Hogue, J. Bte., miller, 
 Houde, ()., baker. 
 
 Uoule, Fran9ois, carpenter and builder. 
 Lacourse, Narcisse, carpenter and builder. 
 Lafrenibre, Edward J., clerk. 
 Lambert, Joseph, carter. 
 Lamdre, Joseph, boot and eboemaker. 
 Landry, Joseph, scow and barge builder. 
 
 Lariviere, Joseph C., mail carrier. 
 
 Lessard, Israel, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Levigiiy, F6lix, cooper. 
 
 M.'iniieville, Stanisbis, barge captain. 
 
 MignHult, P. E., J.P., physician, flour and grist mill 
 
 profrietor. 
 Moudore, Amand, general merchant and miller. 
 Par6, Pierre, agent for U. S. briokmakors. 
 Petit, Honors, blacksmith. 
 Pratte, Cienffint, blacksmith. 
 Rbgaume, Frederick, general merchant. 
 Senti^al, Ambroise, steamboat captain. 
 Sou^iil, L. A., flour, grist and saw mill proprietor, 
 
 and lumber merchant 
 Swan, Francis, saw mill proprietor. 
 Swan, Nathan P , millwright. 
 Talbot, Miss, private school. 
 Ih^rien, Aim6, boot and shoemaker. 
 T6hrien, Benjamin, J. P. 
 Th^rien, Honor6, physician. 
 Th6rien, Thomas, farmer. 
 Trudeau, Charles, miller. 
 VerbonccBur, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. ' 
 WUrtele, Charles J. C., barrister. 
 Wiirlele, Bdward C, insurance agent and general 
 
 merchant. 
 WUrlelo, Mrs. L. S., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Wiirtele, S. C, surveyor and engineer. 
 
 DONGQANA HOTEL, ST. JULTEN ft MoKEOQH, Proprietors, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 480.) 
 
and saloon keeper, 
 
 I saloon keeper. 
 
 iseur College Indastriale. 
 
 iroh and oouuty of York, 
 200. 
 
 ir aud builder. 
 
 b. 
 
 ., postmaster, commis- 
 and general merchant, 
 worker and dealer, and 
 
 same name, in the seig- 
 runk Uuilway. Distant 
 and from Toronto, 290 
 
 I. 
 
 tniaster. 
 I shoemaker. 
 
 ■er. 
 rietor. 
 
 ty of Yamaska, district 
 
 •roduoes and exports to 
 
 isiderable profit to th« 
 
 oounty seat, 1 1 miles ; 
 
 Communication with 
 
 rner. 
 d builder. 
 
 captain. 
 
 an, flour and grist mill 
 
 rchant and miller, 
 briokmakors. 
 
 merchant, 
 captain. 
 1 saw mill proprietor, 
 
 riotor. 
 
 uaker. 
 
 shoemaker. 
 «r. 
 le agent and general 
 
 grist milt proprietor, 
 ngineer. 
 
 RIVER DESERT— RIVIERE DU LOUP. 
 
 648 
 
 BIVEB DE8EBT, O. E.— A large post village, situated at the junction of the river Desert with 
 the Qatineau, comprising parts of the township of Mnmivflki, Egan, Kensington, Aumond, and 
 situated in the county of Ottawa. It is a post of the Huison's Bay Company. Its trade is principally 
 fur and lumber. Distant from Ayluier, the county seat, 100 miles ; aud from Ottawa, 90 miles. 
 Population about 400, of whom one-third are Indians. 
 
 Babel, Rev. L., Roman Catholio. 
 
 Backus, John, general merchant. 
 
 Baker, Peter, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Chusson, Ceesar, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Delenge, Rev. R , Roman Catholio. 
 
 Gilmore & Co., lumber merchants. 
 
 Hamilton Brothers, lumber merchants. 
 
 Hudson Bay Company, general merchants & traders. 
 
 Lunguwire, Isidore, carpenter and builder. 
 McArthur, Charles, J. P., general merchant. 
 Mc.\uley, James, boot and nhoe maker. 
 Moar, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 Monton, Amable, blacksmith. 
 Murier, Rer. Calixte, Roman Catholic. 
 WHITE, JOHN, J. P., postmaster. 
 
 BIVERSDALE, C W. — A post Tillnge, situated on the river Teeswnter and Durham Road, in the 
 townahip of Oreenock, county of Bruce, in a fine well settled part of the county. Distant from Walker- 
 ton, 12 miles; Kincardine, 16 miles; and from Teeswater, 8 miles. Population about 100. Mail 
 tri-weekly. 
 
 Bennis, John, labourer 
 
 Cameron, K., waggon maker. 
 
 Cascanct, John, farmer. 
 
 Chartran, Luke, lumber merchant. 
 
 Chaitran, Peter, blacksmith. 
 
 COHRIG.iN, THOMAS, J. P., postmaster, clerk of 
 
 Division Court and provincial county treasurer. 
 Croinar, James, township clerk. 
 Pewar, Richard, carpenter. 
 Dey, George, blacksmi'h. 
 Forbes, Rev. A. O., Presbyterian. 
 Knox, J. N., carpenter and cabinet maker. 
 Mahun, Edward, farmer. 
 
 McCallura, W. C, J. P., township councillor and 
 
 general merchant. 
 McDonald, Angus, labourer. 
 McDonald, Duncan, shoemaker. 
 McNeil, Eilward, labourer. 
 
 Miller & Mason, proprietors, Riversdalo Steam Mills. 
 Moffiit, John, hotel keeper. 
 Rutherford, E., carpenter. 
 Rutherford, W. H., carpenter, waggon maker and 
 
 lumber merchant. 
 Snodgrass, W. O., J. P., general merchant. 
 St. Aubin, Rev. J., Roman Catholio. 
 Wbeelan, Wm., farmer. 
 
 BIVIEBE DU LOUP, EN BAS.— A thriving village in the Seigniory of same name, county of 
 T'jiuiacouata, and the eastern terminus of the Quebec branch of the Grand Trunk Railway, situated 
 below Quebec, on the south shore of the River St. Lawrence, at the confluence of the Riviere du Loup. 
 In summer it is much resorted to by visitors for sea bathing and fishing ; and is the starting point for 
 the excursions up the River Saguenay, along the shores of which there is the wildest and most beau- 
 tiful scenery perhaps on the continent, if not in the world. Distant from Quebec, 114 miles; and 
 from Montreal, 294 miles. Population about 1,450. 
 
 Anderson, J. A., telegraph operator. 
 
 April, G., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Beaulieau, Alexis, notary public. 
 
 Beaulieau, G,, notary public. 
 
 Bechard, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Berab^, Michel, fisherman. 
 
 BelleniBre, L., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Bellemare, T., general merchant. 
 
 Blondel, Madame, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Bloudin, Madame, ginger beer brewer. 
 
 Bouchard, Jean, township councillor. 
 
 Bouchard, Matthew, blacksmith. 
 
 Cnsault, L. G., general merchant. 
 
 Chamberland, Ferdinand, cabinet maker. 
 
 Chainberland, J. Bto., township councillor & notary 
 public. 
 
 €baniberland, Victor, bailiff and hotel proprietor. 
 
 Chass6, FrAn9ois, cartwright. 
 
 Cbass^, Simon, gardener. 
 
 Cordeau, J. Bto., sen , bailiff. 
 
 Cordeau, J. Bte., jun , bailiff. 
 
 C6t<'>, G. A., township councillor and general mer- 
 chant. 
 
 Courbcron, Magloire, baker and oonfeotloner. 
 
 Dawson, Charles, crown land agent. 
 
 Deroster, Houor6, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Dion, Magloire, hotel proprietor. 
 
 DuM, Charles, gunsmith, oabiaet maker, house and 
 •ign painter. 
 
 Dugal, Joseph, miller. 
 
 Dugal, Pierre, blacksmith. 
 
 D'lgal, Louis, township councillor, tanner & currier. 
 
 Flitin, Wui., custom houce ngent. 
 
 Fortin, Cyrille, cnrpenter and builder. 
 
 Fortin, Honoro, oiirpenter anJ huillcr. 
 
 Fortin, Mnroel, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Fraser, Alexander, advocate. 
 
 Fraser. Ed , tiour and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Fraser, Edward, advocate. 
 
 Fraser, Win., J. P., flour and faw mill proprietor. 
 
 OAUDRY, C. II., postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 Gaulet & Simard, carriage and wuggon maker. 
 
 Greuier, Charles, J. P. 
 
 Oros, J., general merchant. 
 
 Guay, Eug6ue, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Hanover, D., ship builder. 
 
 Hodgeson, Wm , township couueitlur. 
 
 Hudon, J., physician. 
 
 Jarvis, Thomas, furniture and general merchant. 
 
 Jones, Thomas, clerk of council and notary public. 
 
 Label, T., tailor, 
 
 Lachance, Prs., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Ltigassie, Baptist, mason. 
 
 Lagassie, Joseph, mason. 
 
 Imgassie, L., tailor. 
 
 Lamunlagne, L<'on, watchmaker nnd jeweller, 
 
 LauKlois, Joun, farmer. 
 
 LaRochelle, Eugiine, hotel proprietor. 
 
 lee Card, p. 480.) 
 
 JOHN MATHBW80N & SON, SOAP, CANDLE AND OIL WORKS, MONTREAL (Bte Card, p. 482.) 
 
644 
 
 RIVIERE DU LOUP, EN BA8— RIVIERE DU LOUP, EN HAUT. 
 
 LeBel, A., blackBiaith. 
 
 LeBel, Ignace, ounstuble and hotel proprietor. 
 
 LeBel, Thomas, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Letellier, Hon. L. de St. Juste, M. P. P. 
 
 Levecque, Joseph, general merchant. 
 
 Marchand, N., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Marchand, 0. & Co. , general merchants. 
 
 Marquis, B., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Martet, Joseph, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Martin, E<Iward, tailor. 
 
 Michaud, Joseph, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Michaud & Dourgouin, generiil merchants. 
 
 MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.MPANY, J, A. An- 
 derson, operator. 
 
 Morin, Alexis, J. P. 
 
 Morin, Moise, notary public. 
 
 Munier, Edward, boot and shoe maker. 
 
 Nadeau, Alexis, binoksmith. 
 
 Nadeau, P., blacksmith. 
 
 Orkney, L., general merchant. 
 
 Ouellet, Joseph, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Ouellet, Pierre, hatter and furrier. 
 
 Parent, Francois, saw, planing and carding mill pro- 
 prietor, dyer and scourer. 
 
 Paquet, F. M., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Pelletier, Elzard, general merchant. 
 
 Pelletier, George, township councillor and general 
 merchant. 
 
 Poirier, L., plasterer. 
 
 Poirier, Madame, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Poulliot, Jean Bapliste, M. P. P., township mayor, 
 and notary public. 
 
 Rinfret, Dr , physician. 
 
 Roberts, Thomas, express agent. 
 
 Robitaille, Antoine, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Raby et Freres, putters, plasterers nnd brick makers. 
 
 Roy, Edouard, dit Lausieau, farmer. 
 
 Roy, J. A., notary public. 
 
 Sirnard, R., pilot. 
 
 Sirois, Honor6, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Smith &, Boyd, founders, raaobinista and agricultu- 
 ral implement manufacturers. 
 
 St. Onge, A. & Son. cnopers. 
 
 St. Pierre, Baptiste, ginger beer brewer. 
 
 Thomas, J., pliysician. 
 
 Toisine, Benjamin, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Turcotte, Latar, grocer. 
 
 Voisim, Benjamin, cabinet maker. 
 
 BIVIEBE DU LOUP, EN HAUT, C. E.— A flourishing village situated in the parish of Riviere 
 dii Loup, and county of Muukinonge, of which it is the chef lieu. Distant from Three Rivers, 24 
 miles ; from Montreal, 66 miles ; and from Quebec 114 miles. Daily mail. Population about 800. 
 
 Anger, Antoine Lo Maitre, general merchant and 
 
 road inspector. 
 Auger, Charles, physician and surgeon. 
 Auger, Charles, cooper. 
 Auger, Edward Le Mnitre, general merchant 
 Auger, Pierre, shoemaker. 
 BARIBBAU, LOUIS, J. P., postmaster. 
 BAKIBEAU, L A., general merchant. 
 Barolette, Joseph, foundry pi-opri.. tor. 
 Buuret, L. J., tobacco manufacturer. 
 Bazin, Charles, notary public. 
 Beftulieu, NarciHse, carpenter. 
 B^lair, Louis, roai' inspector. 
 B^land, Isidore, blacksmith. 
 B^land, Pierre, flour, feed and grain dealer. 
 B^langer, Remi, butcher. 
 Bellemare, A., farmer. 
 Belman, Ludger, road inspector. 
 Boucher, Rev. Joachim, Roman Catholic. 
 Boulanger, Louis, livery stable keeper. 
 Boulauger, Prudent, carpenter. 
 Bourret, Em^lie, school teacher. 
 Bourret, L. J., clerk of Circuit Court 
 Bourret, Mazime, baker. 
 Caron, Abraham, farmer. 
 Caron. Fran9oi8, farmer. 
 Caron, Mu'iae, road inspector. 
 Caron, N., brickmaker. 
 Carle, Phillipe, blacksmith. 
 Chretien, Toussaint, municipal oounoillor. 
 Clairmont, Frederic, grocer. 
 Cl6aient, Henri, cabinet maker. 
 Clement, Madame U., milliner and dress maker. 
 Clermont, F. X., blacksmith & municipal councillor. 
 Clermont, O., farmer. 
 Dame, E. St. Jean, tailor. 
 Dame, 8. A., physician and surgeon. 
 Danfourse, Alexis, produce and provision dealer. 
 Danfourse, Antoine, chairmaker. 
 Djknfourse, Maxime, general merchant. 
 D^arlais, Mrs. Thos., dealer in dry goods. 
 D«saalnien, Ant L., farmer. 
 
 Desaulniers, A. Le Sieur, barrister, attorney, &e. 
 
 Desaulniers, D., tailor. 
 
 Desuulnieis, L. L., shoemaker. 
 
 Desaulniers, L. L. & Co , general merchants. 
 
 Desaulniers, Toussaint, school commissioner. 
 
 Desrosiera, D., tanner. 
 
 Desrosiers, George, shoemaker. 
 
 Dufresne, Pierre, shoemaker. 
 
 Fortin, James, tobacco nianufnoturer. 
 
 Francoer, Charles, blacksmith. 
 
 Frdchette, Adolpbe, rosd inspector. 
 
 Fr6chette, George, chair maker. 
 
 Qagnon, Augustin, cooper. 
 
 Gngnon, C. £., notary public. 
 
 Gagnon, H^lt^no and .Adeline, milliners and dress- 
 makers. 
 
 Gagnon, Hercule, miller. 
 
 Garceau, Francois X., school commiisioner. 
 
 G^linas, Casimer, county pr^fet. 
 
 G6lina8, Mazime, hatter and furrier. 
 
 Gigu^re, J. Bte., school commissioner. 
 
 Granel, Fran9ois, blaokxmith. 
 
 Granel, Joseph, J. P., waggon maksr. 
 
 Grant, Suiton, grocer. . 
 
 Hamel, Ignace, waggon maker. 
 
 Houde, F6lix. bailiff. 
 
 HUNTER8T0WN LUMBER COMPANY, planing 
 and saw mill pro|)rietor8 (see card, p. 260). 
 
 Jacques, Charles, farmer. 
 
 Lambert, F. X., grocer and municipal councillor. 
 
 Lambert, Isidore, parish mayor. 
 
 Lambert, Raphael, J. P , general merchant. 
 
 Lamirand, Godfrey, shoemaker. 
 
 Lamirand, H., waggon maker. 
 
 Lamontagne, Louis, carpenter. 
 
 Lamontagne, Ondzimo, carpenter. 
 
 Lamontagne, Ubalde, carpenter. 
 
 Lamothe, T., blacksmith. 
 
 Leblanc, C, tailor. 
 
 Lefreni^re, Henri, brickmaker. 
 
 LeSage, Jules, shoemaker. 
 
 Loranger, Altai, general merchant. 
 
 SOAP, CANDLE AND OLL WORKS, JOHN MATSEWSON & SON, MONTRKAL. (S«e Card, p. 482.) 
 
N HAUT. 
 
 itor. 
 
 trchant. 
 
 couoeillor Md general 
 
 d dressmaker. 
 
 P. P., township mayor, 
 
 ent. 
 
 id confectioner. 
 
 erer.s nnd brick makers. 
 
 farmer. 
 
 nfectioner. 
 
 obinists and agricaltu- 
 
 ra. 
 
 eer brewer, 
 and builder, 
 iker. 
 
 a the parish of Riviere 
 rem Three Rivers, 24 
 pulation about 800. 
 
 rister, attorney, &o. 
 
 era! merchants. 
 I commissioner. 
 
 nctarer. 
 
 ector. 
 r. 
 
 milliners and dress- 
 
 ommiisiouer. 
 
 t. 
 
 irrier. 
 
 ssioner. 
 
 maker. 
 
 30MPANT, planing 
 card, p. 260). 
 
 lioipal counoiUor. 
 
 kl merchant. 
 
 at. 
 
 3m Card, p. 482.) 
 
 RIVIERE DU LOUP, EN HAUT— ROBLIN. 
 
 645 
 
 Lnpiere, Tonssaint, municipal eouncitlor and school 
 commissioner. 
 
 Magnan, Cyrille, miller. 
 
 Martin, David, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Mayrand, Geo. E., J. P., flour, feed and grain dealer. 
 
 Paill^, Narcisse, waggon maker. 
 
 Paradis, Benjamin, tinsmith and bailiff 
 
 Paradts, MaJame Benjamin, upholsterer. 
 
 Parker, W. & Co., lumber merchants. 
 
 Peltier, Jean Baptiste, baker. 
 
 Perrien, Pierre, Hvery stable keeper. 
 
 Pich6. 0., shoemaker. 
 
 Pichette, J. E., county registrar and general mer- 
 chant. 
 
 Plante, H., grocer and saloon keeper. 
 
 Pratte, Fran9ois, butcher. 
 
 Pratte, Louis, butcher. 
 
 Pratte, Narcisse, butcher. - » ' 
 
 Ricard, F^liz, municipnl councillor. 
 
 Richardson, Qeorge, boiler maker and machinist. 
 
 Richardson, Qeorge, hatter and furrier. 
 
 Ringuette, Mazime, blacksmith. 
 
 Roobon, Charles Auguittn, advocate. 
 
 Saucier, Joseph, baker. 
 
 Savigne, Joseph, tinsmith. 
 
 iJt. Jean, L., jeweller, watchmaker, and photo- 
 graphic artist. 
 
 St. Yves, J., tanner. 
 
 Taylor, J., lumber merchant 
 
 Tessier, £., tailor. 
 
 T^tranlt, A , school teacher. 
 
 Vane & Defarlais, MesJames, milliners and dress- 
 makers. 
 
 Vadoboncoeur, Eui,-'ne, general merchant. 
 
 Vadeboncoeur, Leger, general merchant. 
 
 Verboncceur, Eugene, ruad inspector and president 
 school commissioners. 
 
 Villeneuve, Moise, general merchant. 
 
 Yale, Georgn II., J. P., insurance agent. 
 
 BIVIEBE OUGLLE, C E. — A large village and parish, situated on the south shore of the River 
 St. Lawrence, at the mouth of the River Quelle, in the county of Kamouraska. It has a good local 
 trade with Quebec by means of schooners ; and at the entrance to the river is a white whale fiiihery, 
 which is very profitable in some years. Distant from Quebec, 78 miles. Daily mail. Population 
 of parish, 2,081. 
 
 B4gin, Rev. Charles, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Blagdon, Edmund, produce and provision dealer. 
 
 Boucher, Fr6d<^rick, butcher. 
 
 Casgrain, Charles £ , flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Chalon, Mr., clerk of court. 
 
 Danjoue, Leandr^, hotel keeper. 
 
 iMstons, Charles, blacksmith. 
 
 Derry, Mr., clerk of court. 
 
 Dionne, Cyprien, general merchant. 
 
 Dub^, Charles T., crown land agent. 
 
 Dubd, George, black-tmith. 
 
 Dub6, Nathael, blacksmith. 
 
 Frenette, Louis, general merchant. 
 
 Gagnon, George, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Garon, Eliia, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Garon, Henry, registrar. 
 
 Gnignard, Augustin, cooper. 
 
 Haroel, Augustin, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Hudson, Luc, baker. 
 
 King & Co., saw mMl proprietors. 
 
 Lamard, Henry, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Lamard, Norbert, boot and shoemaker. 
 Lebel, Prudent, clothier and merchant tailor. 
 Lebrun, Alexis, boot and shoemaker. 
 Letellier, Charles, general merchant and mill owner. 
 Letellier, Hon. Luc, M. L. C, notary public, ad- 
 vocate. 
 Levesque, Pierre, cooper. 
 Lizot, B., tailor. 
 
 Lizot, J6r6mie, potter and brickmaker. 
 Martin, J. Bte., notary public. 
 Martin, Severin, builder. 
 Martineau, Ovide, sheriff. 
 Miville, Franfois, blacksmith. 
 Moreau, Joseph, saddle and harness maker. 
 Morin, Franfois, tanner. 
 Ouellet, Andr(5, builder. 
 Paradis, Eraerance, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Richard, Louis, boot ami shoemaker. 
 TETD, C. H., J. P., postmaster. 
 Tetu, Ludger, parish mayor, physician and surgeon. 
 
 BOBEBVAL, C. E. — A post village, in the township of Roberval and county of Chicoutimi. It was 
 e8tat)lished in l8oti and settled by French Canadians. Distant from Quebec, 300 miles; and from Chi- 
 coutimi, the county town, 75 miles. Population 676. 
 
 BERNIER, M'lle. A., postmistress. 
 
 Boilduo, Theodule, J. P. 
 
 Boivin, Octave, councillor. 
 
 Ductreae, Thomas, councillor. 
 
 Fortin, Thomas, conncillor. 
 
 Gemme, Thomas, flour and grist mill owner. 
 
 Lepage, Ferdinand, councillor. 
 Mdriards, Eulage, general merchant. 
 Thibanlt, Prince, mayor. 
 Trembli>y, lreu6e, councillor. 
 Tremblay, Israel, J. P., councillor. 
 
 BOBLIIT, C. W. — A village, situated on Salmon river. In the townships of Richmond and Lennox. 
 Distant from Kingston, 36 miles; and from the Napanee station on the Grand Trunk Railway, 10 miles. 
 Mail four times a week. Population about 150. 
 
 Bradshaw, Sheldon, hotel proprietor and tailor. 
 Case, Henry, blacksmith. 
 Cord, E., hotel proprietor. 
 Hawley, Wm., hotel proprietor. 
 Healey, James C, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Hoyok, P. G., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Martin, Benjamin, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Martin, Robert, school teacher, general merchant 
 
 and proprietor Temperance House. 
 Martin, Miss Sarah, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, WEST, BROTHERS, MONTRE.\L. (See Card, p. 470.) 
 
646 
 
 ROBLIN— ROCKTON, 
 
 McCoy, Alexander, general merchant. 
 
 McLeod. R., boot and ahoeinaker. 
 
 PAUL, WM , postmaster and general merohnnt. 
 
 Roblin, Wm., carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Reodsham, Sheldon, tailor and clothier. 
 
 Ronbouse, Martin, lumber merohuat. 
 
 Ross, Wm., millwright. 
 
 Short, Rev. S. D , Episcopal Methodist and coroner. 
 
 Smitb, James, miller. 
 
 Spencer, E. A., J. P., township councillor, notary 
 
 public snd commissioner in B. R. 
 Spencer, II. & E. A., flour and grist mill proprietors. 
 Sportes, Alexander, cooper, 
 Vaiidusen, Wm. P , tanner and carrier. 
 Waye, Inane, carpenter and joiner. 
 Wilde, Jarao8, blacksmith and carriage maker. 
 Wood, Ste^.hen, general turner, chair maker and 
 
 cooper. 
 
 ; J 
 
 ROCHESTER, C. W.— A small post Tillage in the township of Rochester and county of Essex. It 
 is a station on the Great Western Railway. Distnnt from Windsor, 17 miles ; Chatham, 28 miles; and 
 from Sandwich, the county town, 20 miles. Daily mail. 
 
 Bellerille, Louis, cooper. 
 Chevalier, Antoine, sen., baker. 
 'Cloutier, Charles, carpenter and waggon maker. 
 Cloutier, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Crae, John, grocer. 
 
 DURNOUCHELLE, P., postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 Graham, Francis, clerk division court. 
 Jahan, Rev. E. M., Roman Catbolio. 
 John^o;l, J. M., general merchant. 
 Legauld, Joseph, carpenter. ' , 
 
 Maientelle, Jaques, black.nmitb. 
 Marentelle, Patrice, shoemaker. 
 
 Menard< Lambert, blacksmith. 
 
 McAllister, John, lumber merchant. 
 
 Mullins, John, J. P. 
 
 Ouelette & Co., saw and flcnr mill owner. 
 
 Ouelette, Janvier, blacksmith. 
 
 Ouelette, V., general merchant. 
 
 Roberts, U., general merchant. 
 
 Rochester Hotel, John Stoqe, proprietor. 
 
 Rouse, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Sene9al, Valfrois, shoemaker. 
 
 Stone, John, proprietor Rochester Hotel. 
 
 Taylor, John, proprietor Western Hotel. 
 
 Western Hotel, John Taylor, proprietor. 
 
 ROCKFORD, C W. — A post village situated on the River Nanticoke, in the township of Townsend 
 and county ut' Norfolk, in the mid.'^t of an excellent farming community, and is rising in wealth very 
 rapidly. Distant from Simcoe, the county town, 12 miles; from Toronto, 76 miles; and from Hamil- 
 ton, 30 miles. Population about 80. 
 
 Bonghner, N., township clerk. 
 Brady, G., J. P., farmer. 
 Cook, Martin, carpenter and cabinet maker. 
 Dean, Michael, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Elmore, Thomas, waggon maker. 
 Downey, James, carpenter. 
 Greathead, Joseph, grocer. 
 Hambley. Wm., farmer. 
 Hugal, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 MASECAR, ABRAEUM, J. P., postmaster, saw 
 mill proprietor and farmer. 
 
 Petheram. Richard & Son, boot and shoemakers. 
 
 Pierson, Wm., farmer. 
 
 I'orter, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 Schuyler, L., farmer. 
 
 Sleigh, H , township treasurer. 
 
 Terwilegnr, Rev. S., Episcopal Methodist. 
 
 Thompson, Wm., saw mill proprietor and farmer. 
 
 Toms, John, flour, grist and woollen mill proprietor. 
 
 Vanlone, Jacob, superintendent common schools. 
 
 Woolsey, Wi.i., farmer. 
 
 Wymer, G., farmer. 
 
 
 ROCKTON, C. W. — A post village situated on the Dundas and Waterloo macadamized road, in the 
 township of Beverley and county of Weiitworth. Distant from Hamilton, the county seat, 15 miles ; 
 and from Toronto, 60 miles. Daily mail. Population, 180. 
 
 Atkins, William, blacksmith. 
 Barlow, H. G , harness maker. 
 BARLOW, W. W., postmaster. 
 Belding, W. W., lumber merchnnt. 
 Cooper, Rev. H. D., Church of England, 
 Cornell, Benoni, general merchant. 
 Dunn, J & M., planing mill proprietors. 
 Fotheringham, Juhn, carpenter and builder, and 
 
 8at>h and blind manufacturer. 
 Fry, Christopher, wnggon maker and agricultural 
 
 implement manufacturer. 
 Hammill, Thomas, hotel proprietor. 
 Howard, H., boot and shoemaker. 
 Howard, Henry, dentist and jeweller. 
 Hunt, Rev. Mr. 
 
 Hunt, Moses, lumber merchant. 
 Lagree, A. L., photographic artist. 
 
 Logic, A., judge of division court. 
 
 Lundy, B. C, sewing machine agent. 
 
 Luudy, L. S., lumber merchant. 
 
 MoCusker, Thomas, hotel proprietor. 
 
 McDonald, Wallace, J. P. & clerk of Division Court. 
 
 McMullen, John, J. P., deputy reeve fur township 
 
 and county. 
 Porteous, Rev. John, Presbyterian. 
 Riddle, R., cooper. 
 Riddle, W., lime kiln proprietor. 
 Shannon. James, blacksmith. 
 Smith, Matthew, carpenter and builder. 
 Stockwell, George, carpenter and builder. 
 Teeple, John, J. P. 
 Whetham, George, general merchant. 
 Wood, Peter, reeve for township and ooonty. 
 
 WEST, BROTHERS, TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, MONTREAL. (8e« Card, p. 470.) 
 
nship oottDcillor, notarr 
 in B. R. ' 
 
 nd grist mill proprietors. 
 
 and currier. 
 
 joiner. 
 
 id carringe maker. 
 
 rner, obair malcer and 
 
 nd oountj of Essex, It 
 Chatliam, 28 miles ; and 
 
 TchaDt. 
 
 r mill owner. 
 
 1. 
 
 ,nt. 
 
 nt. 
 
 , proprietor, 
 
 ester Hotel, 
 itern Hotel, 
 proprietor. 
 
 township of Townsend 
 3 rising in wealth very 
 iles ; and from Hamil- 
 
 ot and shoemakers. 
 
 I Methodist, 
 prietor and farmer, 
 oollen mill proprietor, 
 tt common sohools. 
 
 damized road, in the 
 ounty seat, 16 miles ; 
 
 irt. 
 
 agent. 
 
 t. 
 
 Hetor. 
 
 k of Division Court. 
 
 r reeve for township 
 
 ian. 
 
 r. 
 
 builder, 
 id builder. 
 
 HOCKWOOD— ROLPH. 
 
 u^ 
 
 ihant. 
 
 > and ooonty. 
 
 p. 470.) 
 
 BOOKWOOD, C W. — A tillsge situated on a branch of the Grand River, in the township of Eramosa, 
 county of Wellinfi;ton, South RiJini^, and Station on the Qrand Trunk R'iitw.vy, — h>ivin|i; a telegraph 
 oBioo, together with extensive marble quarries and fine water power. Distant from Toronto, ^Z miles ; 
 and from Quelpb, 8 miles. Daily mail. Population about 400. 
 
 Barry, James, cooper. 
 
 Brown, Rev. Nelson, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Bntchart, David, carpenter and biilMer. 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Robert 
 Passmore, agent. 
 
 Carson, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Ching, Wm., lumber merchant and saw mill pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 Christie, Misses, milliners and dressmakers. 
 
 Clark, David, J. P., flour, griit and saw mill pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 Cunningham, Jubn, tailor, Main. 
 
 Brinkwater, Rev. G. H. "^ 
 
 Hockin, .lobn, cooper. 
 
 Hunt, Rev. D., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 KNOWLES, JAMES W., saddle and collar maker. 
 Main (see card, p. 648). 
 
 Landrum, Richard, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 McCarthy, Wm., boot and shoemaker, and clerk 
 division court. 
 
 McGowan, Edward, mason and plasterer. 
 
 McQowan, Wm., mason and plasterer. 
 
 McLeod & Co , general merohauts. Main. 
 
 Mickle, Charles, general merchant. 
 
 Morley, George, tailor. 
 
 Morris, Samuel, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Morris, Thomas, boot and shoemaker and dealer, 
 Mnin. 
 
 Morton, James, weaver. 
 
 NAIRN, ALEXANDER, general merchant, Main 
 (see card, p. 648). 
 
 Nelan, Thomas, waggon maker, Mnin. 
 
 Nelson, John, merchant tailor. Main. 
 
 Oliver, John, masoa and plasterer. 
 
 PASSMORB, ROBERT, postmaster, general mer- 
 chant and insurance agent. 
 
 Perkins, Dr., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Read. J. M., express agent. 
 
 ROCKWOOD, AOaDE.VIY, Wm. Wetherald, prin- 
 cipal ; Joseph Moyles, classical teacher (see card, 
 p. 648). 
 
 Rookwood Hotel, John Tobin, proprietor. 
 
 Rnekwood Literary Society. 
 
 Ruckwood Seminary, Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. Ilewa^ 
 teachers. 
 
 Shaw, Thomas, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Smith & Metcalfe, saddle and harness makers, tan- 
 ners and curriers. 
 
 Soper, Samuel, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Stout, Eli, tinsmith. Main. 
 
 STOVBLL, WILLIAM, proprietor Wellington Hotel 
 (see card, p. 648). 
 
 Strange, Henry, J. P. and farmer. 
 
 Swayze, Ralph, blacksmith. ' ' 
 
 Thom, Rev. James, Presbyterian. 
 
 Tburtill & Tavish, oatmeal millers. 
 
 Tisdale, J. P., Dr. 
 
 Tobin, John, proprietor, Rockwood Hotel. 
 
 Tozeland, Henry, cigar-bos maker. 
 
 Turner, John, general blacksmith, Main. 
 
 Vestal, Stephen, sewing machine agent. 
 
 Vestal, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 WELLINGTON HOT''L, Wm. Slovel, proprietor 
 (see card, p. 648). 
 
 WETHERALD, WM., Rockwood Academy ; Terms, 
 $100 to $120 per annum (see card, p. 048), 
 
 Wright, John and Wm., bakers, Main. 
 
 BOKEBT, C- W. — A post village, situated in the township of South Sherbrooko, county of Lanark. 
 Distiint from Perth, the county town, 17 miles; 2 miles west of Doran, and 3 miles north of Morrow 
 & McGregor's Mills, where the Conncil and other municipal meetings are held. 
 
 ADAMS, ALVAH, councillor, postmaster and insur- 
 ance ngent. 
 
 Bowls, Robert, farmer. 
 
 Buchanan, John, constable. 
 
 Canada West Farmers' Insurance Company, Alvah 
 Adams, agent. 
 
 Deacon, James, assessor and road surveyor. 
 
 Deacon, John, reeve. 
 
 Dixon, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Knox, Wm., general merchant. 
 
 Livingston, George, weaver. 
 
 MoDonough. Rev. Wm., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 McGregor, Mr., councillor. 
 
 Morrow. Wm., constable and road surveyor. 
 
 Moss, Thomas, pound keeper. 
 
 Ritchey, John, jun , councillor. 
 
 Strong, Wm., councillor. 
 
 Thompson, Henry, township treasurer. 
 
 Williams, Rev. Mr., Church of England. 
 
 BOLPH, C. W. — A post village, situated in the township of Middleton, county of Norfolk. Distant 
 from Simcoe, the county town, 19 miles; from London, 41 miles; from Hamilton, 60 miles; and froa 
 Toronto, 100 miles. Population of Township about 3000. 
 
 Brimmer, George, weaver. 
 
 BUCH.NER, E. D., poitmasterft township treasurer. 
 Campbell, Henry, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Copeland, George, blacksmith. 
 Harris. Charles S., general merchant, 
 Heiminck, Bernard, blacksmith. 
 Herron, J. C. H., township clerk and boot and shoe- 
 maker. 
 Herron, John, grocer. 
 Jewell, Jacob, farmer. 
 
 Lyneg, J. B., plasterer. 
 
 Malpuss, .S , sewing machine agent. 
 
 Manary, Riibert, hotel, flour and saw mill proprietor 
 
 and farmer. 
 Marshand. P. C, school teacher. 
 McHay, Wm., carriage ami waggon maker. 
 Redmond, James, tavern keeper. 
 Ronson, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Sovereen, JniMib, township reeve, Delhi Post Offioe. 
 Twiss, Francis, farmer. 
 
 SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY. (See Card, p. 446.) 
 
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 648 
 
 WELLINGTON— SHERKSTON. 
 
 WELLINGTON COUNTY, C.W. 
 
 fO«'*r*-T- 
 
 "vv^illia.m: ^wethekald, esq. 
 
 TERivrs— $100 «Se ^ISO I»EIl -A.lsrN"XJIwi:. 
 
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 "WILLIAM STOVELL, PROPRIETOR. 
 
 MAIN STUEET, 
 
 I^ooIC'WooD, 
 
 O-AJtTJ^ID^ "WEST. 
 
 JAMES W. KNOWLES, 
 
 iUAIN STRBIi;i<, ItOrKWOOD, C. AV. 
 
 tVIRT bESCRiniOM or 
 
 Saddles, Ffarness, Collars and Trunks, 
 
 MADE AND KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND. 
 
 ALL ORDERS ATTKNDRn TO l-UNOTUALLT. 
 
 ALEXANDER NAIRN, 
 
 bEALEH IK 
 
 Dry Goods, Ready-made Olothing, 
 
 OBOCEBIES, H&RDWABB, CBOCKEBYWABE, 
 
 BOOTS ANU SHOfcS, GRAIN, *c., 
 
 HOCKWOOD. O. W. 
 
 49* PI.A8T(R or PARIS ALWAT8 0!f HAND. *%^ 
 
 X 1^ :£* o -R 1? ji>. 1ST rr . 
 
 DR. WISTAR'S PULMONIC S. RUP OF WILD CHERR7 AND HOREHOUND, is highly recom- 
 mended fur Cnngh!), Colds, Influenza, Hooping Cough, Croup, and all diseases of the Luugs leading 
 to consumption. )lis^ Sold by all Dealers In Medicines. Price 26 cts. 
 
 G. C. BRTGQS, GENERAL AGENT, HAMILTON, C. W. 
 
 WILLIAM BEEMAN, 
 
 UEXERAL DEALER I!T 
 
 Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, 
 
 Crockeryi Olats, Produce and Provisioiu. 
 
 AIJIO, 
 
 Oomimssioner InB.R., tc laiisr of Marriage Licenaei, fto. 
 SKLBV, 0. W. 
 
 GEORGE BROWN, 
 
 COirVKYANCER. OOMMISStONKR In th*> QTJKBN'S BKNCII. 
 Noted and Aroonntu OollHrt^-d and procwds promptly handed 
 Brer. Diviaion Cntirt Caahi attend' d to. Agent fur thti Canada 
 Ufe .\«»iir»nc« Conipanv ; iilfo, A|{«nt for K-wers' Douh'e Klif'tli; 
 Iioek .Stifh S«wing Miichinf, ami for the C l-ihrntei New GnKlitnd 
 Family 8ewln» MacbinB.— thin 1« a porfrot (jera— prlfn only $12. 
 Also, M'me. Deuiorcsl'g KiiiiiiiiiK Slltcb Bewlng Machine — sews 
 with acommou needle. — piirefS. 
 
 8UAKSPKAUK, C. W. 
 
 GEORGE RICHARD HOGABOOM, 
 
 Clerk of ihe Division Court, 
 
 COMMISSIONER IN B. R., 
 
 CONVEYANCER, &o. 
 SHARON, Canada VI^Mt. 
 
 WILLSON SHERK, 
 
 PEAUB IN 
 
 Dry Goods, Groceries, Teas, Coffees, 
 
 BUOABS. TOBACCO, DBU03, MEDIOINES, 
 
 GLASS?, CKOCKKKV, HARDWAIIK, 
 And all Articles UBually kept in a Oountry Store, 
 8HBRKSTOai, C. 
 
 W. 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT A Co., BOOKSELLERS AND PRINTERS, KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 
w^mmir 
 
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 LD, Esq. 
 
 ^risrxjivr. 
 
 ^^;H^0 
 
 PHIETOR 
 
 )^JDJl "W^ESO?. 
 
 ER NAIRN, 
 
 ly-iiiacle Clothing, 
 
 lEB, CEOCKEEYWABE. 
 
 OfcH, GKAI.N, te.., 
 )OD. O. W. 
 
 i ALWAN 0I» BAUD. -^ 
 
 rOUND, is highly recom- 
 ises of the Luugs leading 
 
 :.w. 
 
 RD HOGABOOM, 
 
 Hvision Court, 
 
 Ea IN B. R., 
 
 NCER, &o. 
 
 Canada WtaU 
 
 SHERK, 
 
 B IN 
 
 'm, Teas, Coffees, 
 
 BUGS, MEDi:iNES, 
 
 y, HARD W A HE, 
 
 :ept in a Oonntiy Store, 
 
 *fi, C, W. 
 
 lEET, TOKONTO. 
 
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 BOMNE 
 
 Ol>llll()f 
 
 tliu cuu 
 mail. 
 
 Itacchim, El 
 Booney, .los 
 Cftinpbell, H 
 C"oat»w; ! til, 
 Dawson, itn 
 Healy, 'lohi 
 Hodnson, T, 
 Hooker, fte' 
 Howard, Re 
 
 BONDEi 
 
 in the t 
 busjiiies 
 the Vill 
 
 Anderson, J 
 Baird. Wm , 
 Benadict, A 
 Bent, Jerorn 
 Bisnett, Alfi 
 Buonell, Mi 
 Burk, E , gt 
 Calder, Hug 
 Clark, Rev 
 Cos & Ande 
 Crawford, 1' 
 Craney, Jan 
 Draper, Job 
 Fellows, VVa 
 Holmes, H. 
 HoTey, Qeoi 
 Hughtson, Ri 
 Irwin, Rev. ■ 
 Jackson. Jot 
 Kennard. F. 
 Laird, JO., 
 Lampmon, I 
 Lane, 8 , bit 
 Maffay, Dr., 
 Mallory, Wn 
 McCuUey, D 
 McGregor, J 
 
 BOSEMO 
 
 South R 
 
 Aberdeen, Jf 
 Alexander, J 
 Am ess, Paul 
 Armstrong, . 
 Bankij, Miss 
 ClingmRn, Fl 
 Crown Hotel, 
 Cumberland, 
 GUM MING 8 
 
 merchont 
 Qowan, Thos 
 Henderson, 
 
 proprietor. 
 Henilerson, ' 
 
 officer and 
 Hillock, Thoi 
 
 101^95 
 
ROMNRY— R08EM0NT. 
 
 649 
 
 BOMNEY, 
 
 C. W. — A post villnge, Vitnated on th« River Tharae«, in the townxbip of Romnej and 
 oiiiiiii; oi Ivi'iit, aud cont'iKUouH to a station on the Oreiit Western Kiiilwny. Di-tunt fruui CUiilham, 
 the county town, 30 miles ; from Hiimilton, 180 inilea ; huU from Torouto, 228 miles. Triweekly 
 mail. I'opulatiofl of towuship ubout 000. 
 
 IlacchuR. Elijah, flour, grist aii I saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Booney, .loxeph, gener«l merchant 
 
 Campbell, Kenneth, school '•'acher 
 
 Coatswiih, Ciileh, J. p., Tee««. 
 
 Dawson, i'.Hndolpl. ' P. 
 
 Heaty, llohert, townsh ,, connciliof. 
 
 Hodgson, T., township c unfiillor. 
 
 Hooker, fle». LeRoy, WeKl«y»(i Mothoilist. 
 
 Howard, Rev. T. S., Wesleyan Mjlhodiat. 
 
 Johnson, R., school teacher. 
 
 Lnne, .lames, school teacher. 
 
 Mills, Horatio. J P. and physician. 
 
 KENWICK, THOMAS, postmuHter, townsbip cUrk 
 
 aud treasurer 
 Shaiik.i, .lames, township councillor. 
 Smith, J , towii>bip councillor. 
 Bwitzer, Jobo, school teacher. 
 
 KONDEAU, C. W. — Commonly called Blenheim VnUge— i«( pleasnntly situated on a hcauliful ridg«, 
 iu the township of Harwich and county of Kent, wiiinn a few miles of Lake Erie. It doe.«, cmsiJerabla 
 business in sawn lumber and staves. Di!<tant from Chatham, ttie county town, 12 miles; aud from 
 the Village of Morpetb, 10 miles. Population about 600. 
 
 Anderson, J. A , blacksmith. 
 
 Baird, VVm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Benadict, Archibald, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Best, Jerome, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Bisnett, Alfred, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Buonell, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Burk, E , genern! merchant. 
 
 Calder, Hugh, collector of customs. 
 
 Clark, Rev Joseph. 
 
 Cos & Anderson, carriage and waggon makert. 
 
 Crawford, P., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Craney, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Draper, John, chair maker. 
 
 Fellows, Wm. R., township clerk. 
 
 Holmes, H. H,, chair manufacturer. 
 
 Hovey, George, general merchant. 
 
 Hughbon, Robert, flour and grist mill owiter. 
 
 Irwin, Rev. Wm., 
 
 Jackson. John C, livery stable keeper. 
 
 Kcnnard, F., builder. 
 
 Laird, J O, deputy reeve. , 
 
 Lampmon, Hev Archibald. 
 
 Lane, 8 , blacksmith. 
 
 Maffay, Dr., physician and enrgeon. 
 
 Mallory, Wm., grocer. 
 
 McCulley, Dr., phys-oJan and surgeon. 
 
 McGregor, John, hotel keeper. 
 
 McMiohael, John, J P. 
 
 McMichael, James M., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Meridith, Joseph, builder. 
 
 Morgan, Peter, carpenter, builder and chair maker. 
 
 MORRIS, JOHN K , postmaster, township treasurer 
 
 and general merchant. 
 Nasb, Wm., builder. 
 Nel.ion, W H., general merchant. 
 Orndorf, E J., builder. 
 Osborne, E. W.. chair maker. 
 Paupst, B, tailor and clothier. 
 Pickery, T. Y., general merchant. 
 Sharp, Mr., blacksmith. 
 Sharp, Mrs., bonnet rnukcr. 
 Sheldon, J. P., hotel keeper. 
 Stimers, J. A., sadiilo iind harness maker. 
 Stoddard, E L., saw mill proprietor. , „ 
 
 Sursher, R., physician. 
 Tuffin & S.itchell, hrickmakers. 
 Van Valtioburgh, B , carpenter and builder. 
 Van Velson, D. . physician. 
 Waddle, Rev. Mr. 
 
 Walker, L. D., veneer manufacturer. * 
 
 Wiley, J., blacksmith. 
 
 Wilson, David, township reeve. ' ''" 
 
 Whann, F., tailor. 
 
 Young, George, clerk of Division Court. 
 
 ROSEMONT, C. W. — A post village situated in the township of Foretonia and county of Simooe, 
 Souih Hiding. Distant from Barrie, 82 miles ; and from Toronto, 52 miles. 
 
 Aberdeen, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Alexander, John, chair manufacturer. 
 
 Amess, Panl C, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Armstrong, J. M., physician and snrgeon. 
 
 Banks, Miss Mary, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Clingmnn. Fleming, J. P. 
 
 Crown Hotel, Thomas Henderson, proprietor. 
 
 Cumberland, James, harness maker. 
 
 CUMMING8, GEORGE, postmaster and general 
 
 merchant (see card, p. 638). 
 Gowan, Thos., builder, tash andbliud manufacturer. 
 Henderson, Mrs. J., general merchant and hotel 
 
 proprietor. 
 Ilenilerson, Thomas, general merchant, township 
 
 officer and proprietor of Crown Hotel. 
 Hillock, Thomas, tailor. 
 
 Irwin, Michael, boot and shi ^maVer. 
 
 Lawrence, Samuel, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Little, John, clerk 7tb Diviaion Court. 
 
 McCleary, Rev. Mr. 
 
 McLaren, Duncan, carpenter, builder, picture frame, 
 
 sash aud blind manufacturer. 
 McLennan, Rev. Alexander. 
 Morrison, Hugh, J. P. 
 Morr'son, John, blacksmith. 
 Mullen, Wm , blacksmith. 
 Parker, Mr., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Peacock, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 Ro.semont Hotel, Mrs. J. Henderson, proprietor. 
 Synnot, Edward, boot iind shoemaker. 
 Wright, Wm., carriage aud waggon maker. 
 
 ADDISON AVERY, COMMISSION DEALER, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 446.) 
 
660 
 
 ROSETTA— ROUND PLAINS. 
 
 fiOSlSTTA, C W.— A post village, situated in the townchip and county of Lanark. Distant from 
 Perth, the ouunty town, 18 miles; from Middleville, 6 milea ; from LanarliTille, 9 miles; and from 
 Almonte station, on the Brockville and Ottawa Railway, 12 milea. Population 66. 
 
 Black, Rev. R. R., Congregationalist. 
 BradoD, KIcliard, school teacher. 
 DODS, JOHN, postmaster. 
 Erskine, Alex., blacksmith. 
 
 Lnmond, James, mayor. 
 
 O'Bryn, Samuel, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Tennant, Thomas, J. P. 
 
 BOSLIN, C. W.'^A small post Tillage, situated in the township of Thurlow, South Riding of the countj 
 of Hastings. Uistant from JSelloville, the county town, 14 miles. Population about 70. 
 
 Campbell, Wm , J P. 
 
 Chisholm, W F., flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Empey, Nathan, tanner. 
 
 Empey, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Empey, Wm., sa'Idle and harness maker. 
 
 Fleming, Rhv. Wm., Church of England. 
 
 GILROY, WM., postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 Holbert, James, brickmaker. 
 
 Hudson, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 LiTiogston, Mrs. A., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Miirrin, Wm., hotel keeper. 
 
 Mo Michael, Robert, carpenter and builder. 
 
 McNellis, Lowry, cabinet maker. 
 
 Niokson, Wm., waggon maker. 
 
 White, John! founder, machinist, and agricultural 
 
 implement maker. 
 Willson, B. S., physician and surgeon. ,4 
 
 Wilson, John, J. P. 
 
 BOUGEMOITT, C. E. — A thriving post yillage. situated nt the foot of the monntain of the saroo 
 name, in the parish of St. C6saire, county of Rouville, district of St. Hyacinthe. It has a good locni 
 trade, and one Protestant dissentient school. Distant from St. Marie, the chef lieu, 6 miles ; from 8t, 
 Hyacinthe, IB miles; from Montreal, 30 miles; and from Quebec, 175 miles. Population about 700*. 
 
 Asbton, Richard, farmer. 
 
 BACHELDER, DANIEL, postmaster, sohooltrustee 
 
 and colonel of militia. 
 Bachclder, D. S.. plasterer. 
 Bachelder, Nathaniel, general merchant. 
 Bachelder, 8., captain of militia. 
 Bachelder, Widow, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Baragon, Mrs., tailoress. 
 Barnaby, F., mason. 
 Beaudry, Louis, boot and shoemaker. 
 Beaudry, Mrs Louis, weaver. 
 Bli, 8., tanner and currier. 
 Brelion, Stanislas, boot and shoemaker. 
 Brown, T. C, lieut militia, and farmer. 
 Caboree, Mrs, C, weaver. 
 Camil, .Toseph, blacksmith. 1 .. ■ 
 Carden, J , farmer. 
 
 Garden, William, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Code, James, farjner. 
 Dam, Abraham, farmer. 
 Dickey, Enoch, farmer. . . 
 
 Dickey, Tilson, farmer. 
 Downing, John, farmer. 
 Dupaul, A., farmer. 
 
 Evans, Richard, farmer and school trustee. 
 Freageau, Mitchel, J. P., parish councillor, ensign of 
 
 militia. 
 
 Freageau. Joseph, farmer. 
 
 Gadbois, Tl -1 farmer. - ,., 
 
 Hamel, Fn 1 ,is, blacksmith. 
 
 Jodoin, Joseph, saw mill proprietor. . r - 
 
 Lablano, Marc, brickmaker. 
 
 Liciad, Mrs., tailoress. 
 
 Lnduke, Jazip, ckbinet maker and upholsterer. 
 
 Martel, Justin, farmer. 
 
 Mirtin. Lucretia S., school teacher. 
 
 McBRIDE, J. T., general merchant (see card, p. 
 
 638). 
 Mocquin, Joseph, hotel keeper. 
 Perrant, TreflO, boot and shoemaker. 
 Robiuson, Rev. Frederick, AM., Church of England. 
 Roulette, F , sergeant of militia. 
 Roulette, Mrs. Jos., weaver. 
 Sanders B. T., carpenter and builder. 
 Standish, Fi-ancis, farmer, and sergeant of militia. 
 Staadish, F., sergeant of militia. 
 Standish, James, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 Standish, John M , J. P., brewer. 
 Standish, Richard, farmer. 
 Standish, Robert, farmer. 
 Standish, Robert M., farmer. 
 Volin, B., farmer. 
 Wilkins, Charles, furmer. 
 Young, John, farmer. 
 
 BOUND PLAINS, C. "^V.— A thriving post village and farming settlement, situated on the Hq* 
 between the townships of Townsend and Wyndhara, in the county of Norfolk. Distant from Siracoo, 
 the county town, 7 miles ; from Scotland, 7 miles ; and from Watcrford, 4 miles. Population of tha 
 settlement about 600. 
 
 Andrews, Rev. L. L. , , ' 
 
 Armstrong, Mr., builder. '■-",'- 
 
 Ansoonib, Wm., builder. 
 
 AVERILL, G. A., postmaster & gf^neral merchant. 
 Averill, T. E , carpenter and builder. 
 Heemer, Wm., cooper. 
 
 Bloomfleld, John, dealer in wooden and willow ware. 
 Bowlby. Wm., J. P. 
 
 Cable, James, carriage and woggon maker. 
 Cable, John W. & Co., blacksmiths and agricultural 
 implement makers. 
 
 Emraitt, Charles, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Oliiver, Pierce, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Grant, A., school teacher. 
 
 Grover, Jacob, cooper. 
 
 Hoover, Duvid, caw mill proprietor. 
 
 Hoover, David & Co., cabinet makers. 
 
 Hoover, John, lumber merchaut. 
 
 L'ings, Jolin, J. P. 
 
 Masacar, Allen, livery stable keeper. 
 
 McComb, Henry beef and pork packer. 
 
 McDougall, Daniel, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 ST. LAWRENCE HALL, HENRY HOQAN, PttOPRIETOR, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 488.) 
 
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 militia, 
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 Himooo, 
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 Millard. Re». Mr. 
 
 Mnnm, Hiitniltun, boot and shoemalier. 
 
 Eymal, Jacob, hotel keeper. 
 
 Slatt, ReT. Aaron. 
 
 Sovereign, Misa E., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Werer, John, cooper aud hotel keeper. 
 
 BOW AN MILIiS, C. W. — A flourishing post village, situated on the bank'* of Big Creek, six miles 
 fron its mouth, in the township of Walsinghnm and county of Norfolk. Distant from Simcoe, the 
 county town, 26 miles. Population about 200. 
 
 Biddle, George, former. 
 Bilington, Wm., farmer. 
 Brown, Henry, farmer. 
 Brown, Peter, farmer. 
 Brown, Willard, farmer. 
 
 Burruwes Si Brothers, saw mill proprietors and lum- 
 ber merchants. 
 BURR0WE8, D K, postmaster. 
 Crosby, Robert, farmer. 
 DeWolfe, Thomas R.. farmer. 
 Franklin, Benjamin, farmer. 
 Franklin, Ephraim, J. P. and tanner. 
 Franklin, John, farmer. 
 Franklin, Wm., farmer. 
 Fry, James, saloon keeper, 
 niggins, Wm., farmer. t . 
 
 Hunt, F., blacksmith. 
 
 Hutchinson, B., farmer. 
 
 Hutchinxon, Q. M , hotel keeper. 
 
 Laf'ortune, Frederick, farmer. 
 
 Lonks, Charles, farmer. 
 
 McLeman, John, general merchant. 
 
 Miller, Philip, farmer. 
 
 Montron, Wilson, farmer. 
 
 Nottcs, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Overbaugh, Wm., tanner. 
 
 Pitman, Samuel, farmer. 
 
 Reynolds, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Roher, Daniel, farmer. 
 
 Ross. Hector, clothier and tailor. 
 
 Smyth, Ell. & Wm., boot and shoemakers. 
 
 Wheeler, John, farmer. 
 
 White, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 KOXTON PALLS, C. SS, — A large and flourishing village, situated in the township of the same 
 name, county of UheS'urd, and district of Bedford. It is principally noted for the manufacture of sole 
 leather, of which large quantities are annually exported. The Black River passes through the village 
 an I furnishes water-power for the tanneries, grist mill, various saw mills, pnil and other raanufactoriea. 
 Distant from Waterloo, the county town, 17 miles; from Shorbrooke, 47 miles; from Acton Station, on 
 the Grand Trunk Railway, 6 miles ; and from Montreal, 50 miles. Daily mail. Population about 600. 
 
 American House, Charles McQrail, proprietor. 
 
 Archambeault, Jos., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Auger, J. B., collecting agent. 
 
 Auger, P., dealer in stoves. 
 
 Beaubien, M., general merchant. 
 
 Beauchemin, .\. O. T., notory public. 
 
 Belflear, T., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Brodeue, Prosper, cabinet maker. 
 
 Burn, Wm., notary public and general merchant. 
 
 Casavant, D. N , coroner, physician, and municipal 
 
 secretary-treasurer. 
 Chertier, , blacksmith. 
 Cbicoino, Alex., proprietor Roxton Hotel. 
 Dub(^, Alex., cabinet-maker. 
 Dubrule, Hyacinthe, carpenter and builder. 
 Eldridge, F. L., saw mill proprietor. 
 Gign^re, Joseph, boot and shoe maker. 
 Gobeille, Pierre, boot and shoe maker. 
 Kearney, P., geneial merchant. ■_- ■ ¥ 
 
 Labelle, V., boot and shoo maker. 
 Labrosse, Isndore. cigar ami tobacco dealer. 
 LAUZON, FltLlX, postmaster, and olcpk of Com- 
 
 missionerM Court. , 
 
 Legare, Ed., blacksmith. •■ •» 
 
 Major, M., carpenter and builder. 
 Martineau, N., carpenter. 
 McDowell. Robert, carpenter. 
 MoEvila, W,, general merchant. ""' '" 
 
 McGrail, Charles, proprietor American House. 
 
 MuQrail, Thomas, general merchant. 
 
 Miohon, Rev. J. D., Roman Cxtholio. 
 
 Morin, Rdgis, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Paradis, L^>on, collecting agent. 
 
 Picotte, Joseph, carpenter. 
 
 Picotte, Joseph, clothier and merchant tailor. 
 
 Poirier & Poursin, general merchants. 
 
 Robinson, G , boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Robinson, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Rocque, Alex., J.P , baker. 
 
 Roxton Hotel, Alex. Chiooine, proprietor. 
 
 Seguin, Mrs. L. L , genernl storekeeper. 
 
 Scguin, Zoe L., baker and confectioner. 
 
 SHAW, F., & BROTHERS, tandera (see card, 
 
 p. 46-2). 
 Smith, Rev. Mr., Wesleyan Metholist. 
 St. Jacques, £., general merchant. 
 St. Jean, N., cabinet muker. 
 Trudeau, Narcisse, fl'iur and saw mill proprietor, 
 Vansantford, C. C, general merchant. 
 Verrooneau, P., blacksmith. 
 Verronneau, Th6o., blnuksniith. 
 Verronneau, X , black-mitli. 
 Wood, John, J. P., village mayor, insurance agent, 
 
 aud tanner. 
 WOOD. JOHN, & CO., general merchants (see card, 
 
 p. C38). 
 
 RUOBY, C. W.—A post village, situated in the township of North Oro, county of Simcoe The vill itte 
 wa^ commenced in 1802, ond contains but 42 inhabitants. Distant from Barrie, county town, ;!! miles. 
 
 Anderson, John, wearer. 
 
 Ball, Jiimes, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Beard, Robert, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Brown, George, blacksmith and ftirmer. 
 Calverley, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 Cameron, Donald, J. P., farmer. 
 
 18.) 
 
 WESr, BROTHERS, TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, MONTREAL. (S- Card, p. 470.) 
 
«52 
 
 RUGBY— SAINTFIELD. 
 
 Cherrieman, J. B., floor and grist mill proprietor. 
 HUNTER, WALTER, postmaster, boot and shoe- 
 maker. 
 Jackson, Peter, boot and shoemaker. 
 Jackson, Rev. Samuel, Congregationalist. 
 Ormsby, James, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Plewes, George, flour and feed dealer. 
 Robertson, Andrew, fiirmer. 
 Robertson, Qeorge, farmer. 
 Selman, Joseph T. B., school teacher. 
 Tudloop, George, township clerk. 
 
 HUITNYMEDE, C. E.— A small post village, situated in the township of Matnpedia, county of Bona- 
 venture. Distant from New Carlisle 110 miles. Population of the township, by last census, 810. 
 
 Adam, James, constable. 
 Govereau, Mr, prothonotary. 
 La Bel, J. G., county registrar. 
 
 LODGE, HENRY, postmaster and township mayor. 
 Robertson, John, township secretary and treaaarer. 
 Wheeler, Valentine, inspector of roada. 
 
 HUSSELL, C. W. — A post village, situated on Castor river, in the township and county of Russell. 
 Distant from L'Orignal, the county town, 50 miles, and from Ottawa, 26 miles. Population about 250. 
 
 Bass, Joseph, physician. 
 Boutton, Peter, J. P. 
 Campbell, Peter, general merchant. 
 Craig, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Craig, W. & A., general merchants. 
 Deeks, Simon, blacksmith 
 Duncan, John, cabinet maker. 
 Fetterby, Wm., briokmiiker. 
 Fitipatriok, Henry, tailor. 
 Hamilton, Wm., J. P. 
 
 HBLMBR, RICHARD, postmaster and farmer. 
 Herrington, Isaac, hotel keeper. 
 Keays, James, J. P., county registrar, general mer- 
 chant and clerk 6th division court. 
 Kelly, James, tailor and hotel proprietor. 
 Loucks, Elisha F., flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 McDonald, Duncan, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 McDonald, John, cabinet maker. 
 McGregor, Alexander, J. P. 
 
 McGregor, Robert, agricultural implement and car- 
 riage maker. 
 McQuarry, James, mason. 
 McVeight, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 Perry, Alpheus, cooper. 
 Pettoii, Hiram, boot and shoemaker. 
 Pillar, Solomon, briokmaker. ;•; 
 
 Ronan, Hugh B., tanner and currier. 
 Sbelf, Archibald, lumber merchant. 
 Turnbull, James, farmer. 
 Yates, David, boot and shoemaker. 
 Yeott, Peter, blacksmith. 
 Yook, Sansfleld, hotel proprietor and shoemaker. 
 
 RITfcJSELTOWN', C. E. — A post village (called Russeltown Flats), situated near the province line. 
 Part in the township of Havelock and part in the parish of St. Jean ChrysostAme, county of Chateaa- 
 guay and district of Beanharnoia. It contains one common school. Distant from Montreal, 40 miles ; 
 and from Beauharuois, 22 miles. Population about 80. 
 
 Beandin, Charles, J. P. 
 Gordon, Charles, saw mill proprietor. ' 
 Laperche, Vital, blacksmith. 
 MasMon, Rev. Wm., Presbyterian. 
 McDonell, John, lumber merchant aad saw mill pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 Reay, A., lumber merchant and saw mill proprietor. 
 Roy, Adam, tanner and currier. 
 STEWART, ROBERT, postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 Turoott, Cyrille, grocer and provision dealer. 
 
 8ABREVOIS, C. E. — A small village in embryo — the village is called Jonesville— sitaated on the 
 Richelieu river, in the seigniory of Sabrevoia, and county of Iberville, and near a station on the St. 
 Lawrence and Cbamplain Railway, and the central station of the English ami French Mission. It 
 contains a mission school for Freoeh boys and girls ; also a French day school and an English day 
 school, with competent teachers in all. Distant from Iberville, the county town, 7 miles ; Montreal, 
 80 miles; and from Toronto, 860 miles. Daily mail. 
 
 Bassett, Miss, school teacher. 
 
 Fenn, Rev. N. V., M.A., Church of England, and 
 
 Principal Mission School. 
 Fortin, Wm. O., school teacher. 
 
 Garvin, Elie, school teacher. 
 
 JONES, THOMAS, postmaster. 
 
 Lewis, Rev. B P., B,A., pasror Church of England. 
 
 Lewis, Mrs. B. P., teacher in Mission School. 
 
 SAINTFIELD, C.W. — A post village situated in the township of Reach and county of Ontario. 
 DistHiit, from Whitby, the county town, 24 miles. Population 75, with the prospect of a favorable 
 increase. 
 
 Becroft, Alviiry, carpenter and builder. 
 Buaker, Amus, carpenter and builder. 
 Horn, Alex , blacksmith and general merchant. 
 Manning, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Mould, Frederick, tavern keeper. 
 
 Pruilhomme, Gideon, onrringe and waggon maker, 
 
 WELLS, RICHARU, postmaster. 
 
 PAINTS, OILS, VARNISH and COLOURS, for Sale by H. F. BELLBW, QUEBEC. (See card, p. 500.) 
 
SALEM— SANDHILL. 
 
 658 
 
 BAIilSM, CW. — A. post Tillage, situated on Silver Creek, in the township of Malabide and county of 
 Elgin, East Rirling. Contaiue one common school and several churches. Distant from St. Thomas, the 
 county town, 18 milea; London, 80 miles; Hamilton, 90 milea; and from Toronto, 126 miles. Popa« 
 lation about 200. 
 
 Boagbman, Samuel, farmer. 
 
 Brown, James L., farmer. 
 
 Brown, N. C, farmer. 
 
 Davis, Charles, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Farthing, W. R , general merchant 
 
 Qehart, Christian, tailor. 
 
 Olenee, Oeorge, school teacher. 
 
 Grass, Mrs. J. C, hotel keeper. 
 
 Grass, Jubn C, general merchant. 
 
 Gray, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Gray, James, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Harvey, Joseph, J. P. 
 
 Heliker, George, blacksmith and farmer. 
 
 Uill, Jesse, potter. 
 
 HodgekinsoD, John P., distiller. 
 
 Hunter, Socrates, turner, wheelwright and farmer. 
 
 Lambkin, Edwin, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Lambkin, Lydia, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Matthews, Manlcy, constable and thrasher. 
 
 McConnell, Rev. S , Baptist. 
 
 McMaster, C, farmer. 
 
 Mc Master, Mrs. Caleb, weaver. 
 
 Parker, C. Q. W., boot and shoemaker, 
 
 Parker, John G., bout and hhoemaker. 
 
 Pbillipps, Rev. H. N., Church of England. 
 
 Roberts, Jon"9, farmer. 
 
 Rockey, Emanuel, blacksmith, agricultural imple- 
 ments and waggon maker. 
 
 SMADES, GEORGE, postmaster and farmer. 
 
 Smith, Wm. H., cabinet maker, undertaker, fnmi- 
 ture dealer, house and sign painter. 
 
 Taylor, Rev. Wm., Free Will Baptist. 
 
 Williams, Wm. J., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 8ALFORD, C. W. — A post village, situated in the township of Dereham and county of Oxford, South 
 Hiding. Distant from Woodstock, the county town, 14 miles; from Ingersoll, 4 miles; from London, 
 24 miles; from Tillsonburg, 11 miles ; and from Hamilton, C4 miles. Population about 300. 
 
 BOON, WM., postmaster. 
 
 Bradey, George, school trustee. 
 
 Fells, John, carpenter, builder and mason. 
 
 Harris, Perry, school teacher. 
 
 Lewis, Cordon, cooper and furniture dealer. 
 
 Mayberry, FrankUo, blacksmith. 
 
 Mayberry, John, honse and sign painter and carriage 
 
 maker. 
 Nagle, Samuel, school trustee. 
 Kauny, Hiram, J. P., school trustee. 
 Ranny, Homer, school trustee. 
 Ruyan, John, brickmaker. 
 
 SANDFOBD, C. W. — A post village, situated in the township of Scott and county of Ontario, North 
 Hiding. It cuntnins one Common School. Distant from Whitby, the county town, 85 miles, Newmarket, 
 14 miles ; and from Toronto, 45 milea. Population 45. 
 
 Bell, Elizabeth, weaver. 
 
 Blair, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Bnrnbam, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 Cuningham, Andrew, school teacher. 
 
 Cutting, C. 0., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Flumerfelt, Sylvester, eaw mill proprietor. 
 
 Hike, Mrs., weaver. 
 
 Hird, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Lefraugh, Stephen, blacksmith. 
 
 Lemon, Christian, weaver. 
 
 Meek, James, farmer. 
 
 Moore, A. W., boot and shoemaker. 
 Moore, John, farmer. 
 Nelson, Wm. jun., J. P. 
 Pbillipps, Robert, carpenter. 
 Sheffer, Peter, cooper. 
 Smith, George, farmer. 
 
 Stark, J., undertaker, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Steel, Anthony, blacksmith. 
 
 TAYLOR, EDWARD postmaster and general mer> 
 chant. 
 
 SANDHILL, C W.— A village, nituated in the townxhips of Albion and Chingnaoousy and county of 
 Peel. Distant from Toronto, the county seat, 28 miles ; and from Malton (Station, on the Grand Trunk 
 Railway, 12 miles. There is a daily stage to Malton, connecting with trains on the Grand Trunk 
 Railway. Daily mail. Population about 100. 
 
 Boyle, Edward, tailor. 
 Calback, Samuel, blacksmith. 
 Dale, Robert, tanner and currier. 
 DWYER, ROBERT, postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 Elliott, James, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Elliott, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 Henry, TbomM, J. P. and pbyiioian. 
 
 Hewitt, John, J. P. 
 
 Hodgson, Robert, blacksmith. 
 
 Jackson, Thomas, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 McKee, A., J. P. 
 
 Montgomery, Henry, plasterer. 
 
 Porter, James, plasterer. 
 
 Sanderson, Thomas, school teacher. 
 
 Thompson, J. & Bro., carriage and waggon makers. 
 
 8ANDPOINT, C. W.— A small post village, situated on the Ottawa River, in the township of MeNab 
 and county of Reafkwr. Distant from Ottawa City, 48 miles ; and from Pembroke, 48 miles. Popu- 
 lation abo'it 60. 
 
 H. P BBLLKW, DEALER IN SADDLERY, UARDWAPE, Ao., QUEBEC. (See Card, p. 690.) 
 
654 
 
 SANDWICH— SUMMERSTON. 
 
 WILLIAM BAIN, 
 
 Manufacturer of Steam Engines, 
 
 POTASH KETIIXB AND COOLERS, 
 
 AND ALL KINDS OF BBASS OASTINGSi 
 
 AlM>, AURICUUTURAL IMPLEHKNTj, and anew ctinutructlon 
 
 of ChMKTEKV FKNOK, with Cant Iron Chain. 
 RnMeU Street, SANDWICH, O. W. 
 
 ESSEX HOUSE, 
 
 BEDFORD SrHEBX, 
 
 SANDWICH, C. W. 
 WILLIAM STROUD, PROPRIETOR. 
 
 DR. HOPE'S MACiXETIC OINTMENT is well worth a trinl i« any case of Piles, Burns, Scalds, Old 
 Sores, Inflameil or Sore Eyes, Eruptions of the Skin, and in every case where an Ointment is useful. 
 It will recommend itst'lf after one trial. 
 
 f^~ The above Medicines are sold at wholesale by all Druggists in the principal Towns in Canada and 
 United States. (Jj^ (i. C. BUlUtiS GENEliAL AaENT, HAMILTON, C. W. 
 
 ^OR Destroying Worms in Children, SlTTZEa'S VERMIFUGE CANDY is by fur the most pleasant, 
 safe, and effectual remedy now in use. Try it! Sold by all Dealers in Medicines. 
 
 JAMES HAMILTON, 
 
 DBALKK IN 
 
 Dry (xoods, Groceries, Hardware, 
 
 BOOTS, SHOES, &;c., &c. 
 
 SINOIIAMPTONt Cauada West« 
 
 93- CASH KOIl IIIDBS. *S» 
 
 WM. T. CASEY, 
 
 SLEICa-ItC, CXJXXER,, 
 
 Carriage & Waggon Maker^ 
 
 SNOWVILLB, C. W. 
 
 I^AAG FRY, 
 
 SOUTH CAVI/GA, C. W. 
 
 DKALKR IN DKY GOODS, OllH^KRlES. TKAS, CROCKKRY. 
 IIARDWARK, BjoTd, SlIOKS, IIAIS, OAFS. 
 
 ALSU, A FULL AS.^ORTMENT Of 
 
 Dmgi, Medicines, Faints, Oils, Ohemicali, Dye-Stuffn, 
 
 Patent Medicince, jcc. 
 Alao, Agent for the Mutual Kire IiiHiirance Company of Cli:!lon. 
 
 JOHN FERGUSON, 
 
 DEALKR IN 
 
 Dry Qoods, Groceries, Produce, &c. 
 
 Cammiiwtim Mttrchiiut for Sfllliig or llu>iiig l*roduc(i, Butter, 4c. 
 
 Agent for the Sale of Marriage Liceuies, and 
 
 Oeneral Agent for doing RiiKlnen oounected with aQen'l Agency. 
 
 SOUTH ELMSLEY. Oo. Leeds, 0. W. 
 
 MORGAN JELLETT, Jun., 
 SOLICITOR. 
 
 .A.TXO R l^^ E-Sr - A.X - III A."\^r , 
 
 NOTARY PUBLIC, &o. 
 
 ■TIRI.INO, Canada W«»U 
 
 MATHEW PEEBLES, 
 
 DIALER IN 
 
 Dry Qoods, Orooeries, Crockery, Oils, 
 
 JPainti, Bmahei, Liquors, Medicines, Hats, Caps, 
 
 Boots and Shoes, Ready-made Clothing, Ito. 
 
 Ovatomvnt will find our et<M'k ciini|ili<t«, cuniprlKlng uinn)' Articles 
 
 It Is inipoMilbla hrr« to enumerate, and all sold at modvrate 
 
 prices for Cash or Country froduce. 
 
 RTRABANB, Canada West, 
 
 WILLIAM B. IMRIE, 
 
 RETAIL D£ALKR IN 
 
 Dry Goods, Groceries, Crocliery, 
 
 HAIiOWAHl!: AND MEDICINli^S. 
 
 WHOLZSALt: IlKALKR IN 
 
 Batter acd Country Produoe— Generally Parohares ; 
 
 Also, UUXTiiK, CHbhHK. KLOUK and UKAI.N, ou Cummiiii>ion. 
 SFENOERVILLE, 0. W. 
 
 B. F. HUBBARD, 
 
 Dealer in Drugs and Medicines, 
 
 BOOKS, STATIONERY, 
 
 PAIBTS, DTE STUFFS, FAUILT QROSEBIES, fts. 
 
 STANSTEAD, C. E. 
 
 PETER HENDERSHOT, 
 
 SrRVKNSVILLE, C. W. 
 IMPORTER, WUOLESALK AND RETAIL DEALER IN 
 
 Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, 
 
 CROCKERY, BOOTS AND SHOES, 
 Ladles, Oents and Bj^b tlatu A Caps; Iron, 8le«l, Nail Rods, Ac. 
 
 Also, MANUPAOtURKR OK SOAP AND CANDLES, 
 HIgboRt I'riCM paid for Country Produce. 
 
 FRANCIS MURPHY, 
 
 DKALKR IN 
 
 Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, 
 
 CBOCKERT, GLASS, LIQUORS, FBOVI&IONS, 
 
 BOOTS A.\U 8I10KS, 
 And all Articles nanally found in a Country Store. ' 
 
 8T0C0, C. W. 
 
 JAMES H. HILL, 
 
 GENERAL MERCHANT, 
 
 AND 
 
 Dealer in Shingles. 
 
 SWEABUBQ, C. W. 
 
 ANDREW SUMMERS, 
 
 SUMMERSTOWN, C. W. 
 
 OENERAL DEALER IN 
 
 Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, 
 
 CROOKBRY, BOOTS AND SHOES, 
 DYB 8TUFFS, PATBHT MBD1CIKK8, *,o* 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT A CO., BOOKSELLERS AND PRINTERS, KJNO ST' EET, TORONTO, 
 
\i ^ 
 
 SANDPOINT— SANDY BEACH. 
 
 655 
 
 MoDONELL, ALEX., postmaster and Inmber mer- 
 
 ehnnt. 
 McDouell, Coll., lumber merchant. 
 
 Sandpoint Hotel, Jnmes Toung, proprietor. 
 Young, James, proprietor Saudpoin^ Hotel. 
 
 SANDWICH, C. W. — The county town of the county of Essex, situated on the Rirer Detroit. 
 Agiiculiuntl products form the principal trade of (he surrounding section. Distant from Toronto, 222 
 miles; from Hamilton, 188 miles; from Woodstock, 140 miles; from Ch>ttbam, 60 miles; from Wind- 
 Bor, 2 miles ; and from Amberstburg, IG miles. Daily mail. Population about 1400. 
 
 Allinson, Mrs. Ann, grocery store, Bedford. 
 ASKIN, JOHN A., registrar, county of Essex, 
 
 commissioner, &c , county of Esspx, and town 
 
 councillor, office corner Bedford and Huron ; resi- 
 dence corner Chippewa and Bedford. 
 Baby, Cbnrles, mayor and clerk of the peace. 
 BAIN, WILLIAM, foundry and' machine shop, 
 
 Russell (see card, p. 654). 
 Bolton, Wm., grocer, Bedford. 
 Bosmicr, Joseph, blacksmith. ■" " ' ' 
 
 Bray, John, neve township of Anderdon. 
 Byron .'aines. photographer, Brdford. 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, J. 
 
 Woodbridge, agent. 
 Chanibrcs, Mr., reeve township of Maidstone, county 
 
 of E.ssex. 
 Coste, N. A., Reeve township of Maiden, county of 
 
 Essex. 
 Cottage Inn, Thomas Teakle, proprietor, Bedford. 
 Crawford Mr., tailor. 
 DesLi io, Denis, deputy reeve, town of Amberstburg, 
 
 county of Essex. 
 Dobson, Cyrus, proprietor Western Hotel, Bedford. 
 Donkart, John, manufacturer and dealer in potash, 
 
 &c. 
 Ellis, A. C, saddle and harness maker, Bedford. 
 ESSEX HOUSE, Wm. Stroud, proprietor, Bedford 
 
 (see card, p 654). 
 ESSEX JOURNAL, Jnmes Woodbridge, jun., editor 
 
 and proprietor, Bedford. 
 FLUETT, LtJUlS JOSEPH, attorney, solicitor, 
 
 notary public, &o., Bedford. 
 Qnuthier, Constant, chief of police & town constable. 
 Qbutbier, John B., general merchant, Bedford. 
 Qegniac, Richard, reeve Sandwich Wett. 
 Qirardin, V6iiceste, physician and surgeon, Bedford. 
 Qlun, R., tannery, on river Detroit. 
 Qrceu, John, boot and shoe manufacturer and dealer, 
 
 Beilford. 
 Guillot, II. C, general merchant & tanner, Bedford. 
 Hall, W. 0., iuland revenue inspector. 
 Holdeii, James, general merchant, Bedford. 
 Holliuwoith, James, blacksmith and waggon maker, 
 
 Bedford. 
 Jessop, George, proprietor Jessop House, Bedford. 
 JOHNSTON, HAMILTON, planing mill and manu- 
 facturer und dealer in all kinds of lumber, laths, 
 
 &c., corner Russell and Bedford. 
 Knnpp, James, Reeve of township Colchester. 
 LuBuff, R., blacksmith, Bedford. 
 
 La Belle, Charles, cooper, Bedford. 
 Leech, G. OC, jailor. 
 
 Lteggatt, Gordon W., judge county and circuit coart. 
 Leitb, John, tailor, Bedford. 
 
 Marcot, Henry, carriage and waggon maker, Bedford. 
 Marreil, Nelson (colored), grocery, Bedford. 
 MARRENTELLE, PETER, town treasurer, gun- 
 smith, Bedford. 
 McEwan, John, sheriff county Essex, residence west 
 
 Sandwich. 
 McKee, James, reeve. 
 
 McMiihon, John, reeve township Rochester. 
 McMullin, D. A., clerk county court and depnty 
 
 clerk of the crown, Bedford. 
 Miller, Joseph, general dealer, Bedford. 
 Monnaban, Dennis, county clerk. 
 Montrieul, Luc, deputy reeve of Sandwich East 
 MORIN, P. H., postmaster, surveyor of customs and 
 
 county auditor. 
 Ouellette, A. B., blacksmith, Bedford. 
 Park, John R., deputy reeve, town of Amberstburg, 
 
 county of Essex. 
 Reaume, Laurent, reeve of Sandwich East. 
 Ross, F., boot and shoemaker, Bedford. 
 Russell, George, reeve of township of Meraea. 
 Sandwich Exchange, Jacob Stnlly, proprietor, 
 
 Bedford. 
 Shay, Timothy, deputy reeve, township Colchester. 
 Soul, Robert, baker, Bedford. 
 St. Louis, Calles, grocery, &c., Bedford. 
 STROUD, WM., butcher, proprietor Essex House, 
 
 Bedford (see card, p. 6-54). 
 Stultz, J., proprietor, Sandwich Exchange, Bedford. 
 Teakle, Henry, high constable. 
 Teakle, Tli las, proprietor Cottage Inn, Bedford. 
 Trud'!ll, Peter, neve of Tilbury West, county Essex. 
 Turner, M., butcher, Bedford. 
 Weaver, John, Sandwich Brewery, Bedford. 
 Wigle, S., reeve township Gosfield. 
 Wigle, T., deputy reeve township Gosfield. 
 Wilkinson, Alex., auditor. 
 Winter, Joseph, butcher, Bedford. 
 Woodbridge, T., saddle and harness maker, Bedford. 
 Woodbridge, Jnmes, jun., town clerk, editor and 
 
 proprietor Es:3CX Journal, and insurance agent, 
 
 Bedford. 
 Wray, Louis, blacksmith, Bedford. 
 Wright, Thomas, county treasurer. 
 Youugblood, Aot., physician and surgeon, Bedford. 
 
 SANDY BEACH, C. E. — A thriving post village, situated in the parish of Douglas, county of Oasp6. 
 TUe inhabitants are principally engaged in the fishing business. Distant from Gasp6 Basin 3 miles. 
 Population about 8U0. * 
 
 Alexander, Francis, grocer. 
 
 Alexander, John, constable. 
 
 Alexander, Philip, flour and grist mill owner. 
 
 BAILEY, N., grocer, postmaster and parish mayor. 
 
 Cunning, John, cooper. 
 
 Harbour, Robert, jun., cooper and shoemaker. 
 
 Harbour, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Howell, Edward, produce and provision dealer. 
 
 Ker, Rev. Matthew. 
 
 LeFour, John, produce and provision dealer. 
 
 LeTowxel, Henry, school teacher. 
 
 Mackintosh, Dr., physioian and surgeon. 
 
 Miller, Edward, cooper. 
 
 Miller, Wm., shoemaker. 
 
 Thompson, George J., parish councillor. 
 
 Thompson, George T., cooper. 
 
 AQRICCLTDRAL mPLEMENTS, FOK SALE BY U. F. BELLEW, QUEBEC. (See Card, p. 690.) 
 
656 
 
 SARNIA. 
 
 ■W". Or. HAE KlSrESS, FR OPRIETOR. 
 
 This Hotel is pleasantly situated on Front Stribt, SARNIA, C. W., and no pains will he spared by the 
 Proprietor to render it in every respect a FIRST CLASS ESTABLISHMENT. 
 
 Connected with this Hotel is a First Class LIVERY STABLE, and CarriRRes and Horseflcan always be 
 obUined by applying at the Office. W. G. HABKNESS. 
 
 ®niiA States Consular ^gcnt, Itotarjipublic, Coroiur, Commissioiur, 
 
 FROiVt (STREET, SARNIA, C. IV. 
 
 8A.RNI^ BRE^V\^EIiY. 
 
 -A-JSrO 3D£3^IL,S£l IlsT I«I.A.i:,X A-IvTID HOPS, 
 I'RONT STREET, SABNIA, C. W. 
 
 DENTISTRY. 
 
 
 CHRISTINA STREET, SARNIA, C. W. 
 
 MnrERAL TEBTH Mounted on QoM, SllTer,. or Vulcanized Rubber, and all Work Warranted to give satisfaction. 
 
 LA.ND ^G^ENT, &o., 
 
 A. ALLAIR, 
 
 DIAUR IN 
 
 ^tam'm, JrobiBions, Mim, fiquors, i^t. 
 
 (OPPOSITI D. MAOKIHZIR's,) 
 FRONT 8TRBBT, SARNIA, C. W. 
 
 J. H. ALMOND, 
 
 Watehmaker, Jeweller, 
 
 AND DSAUt IN 
 
 OLOOIS, WATCHSS, XBWEUKBT * FANCY QOOSS, 
 
 VROMT STHKBT, 8AR.<«IA, C. W. 
 XCPAIEINO DONI IN ALL ITS BRAN0BI8. 
 
 DAVID FITZGIBBONS, Proprietor. 
 
 MMI^I 
 
 8ABN1A, Canada West. 
 
 FA-RMER"-^ jaOTEL. 
 
 FRONT STREET, SARNIA, O. W. 
 
 W. J. McELHERON, PROPRIETOR. 
 
 Good Btabllng and Trusty Hoetlei* nlvays In attmdaBM. 
 
 W. 0. OHEWETT ifc CO., LITHOGRAPHERS, ENQRAVEBS, Ac, KING ST., TORONTO. 
 
SARNU. 
 
 667 
 
 SAJtNIA, C. W. — An ineorporatod town in the township of Samia, eonnty of Lambton, sitnated at the 
 head of the rirer St. Clair, near the conflaenoe of lalce Huron. The city of Port Huron, Michigan, is 
 immediately opposite, and is in constant communication hj means of steam ferry boats. The nver at 
 this point is nerer obstructed by ice. Sarnia was laid out in 1833, and has steadily increased in 
 importance from that time. There are sereral manufacturing establishments, and some large flanring 
 and saw mills in successful operation in the place ; and the facilities for trade and travel it possesses, 
 both by rail and water, are unsurpassed. It is the terminus of the Sarnia branch of the Great Western 
 Railway, which connects with the main line at Komoka, 107 miles west of London, and a station on 
 the Grand Trunk, which connects with the Detroit branch by means of steam ferry to Port Huron. 
 Distant from Detroit, Mich., 60 miles ; and from London 60 miles. Daily mail. Population 2,100. 
 
 Abraham, Richard, soap and potash manufacturer. 
 Adams, A. A., dealer in petroleum and oil lands. 
 
 Western Hotel. 
 Adams, Joshua, mayor. 
 Adams & Pardee, barristers and attomeys-at-law. 
 
 Front. 
 Adamson, George, real estate agent and custom 
 
 house broker. 
 Alexander, Andrew, proprietor Alexander House, 
 
 Front. 
 Alexander House, A. Alexander, proprietor, Front. 
 ALLAIR, ADOLPHUS, dealer in groceries, provi- 
 sions, wines and liquors, Front (see card, p. 666). 
 ALMAND, J. H., watchmaker and jeweller, Front 
 
 (see card, p. 656). 
 American, British and American Express Company, 
 
 M. Fleming, agent. 
 Anglo-American Hotel, Pulfer & Ward, proprietors. 
 Atkinson, E. W., manager for D. C. Thompson & 
 
 Co., lumber merchants. Western Hotel. 
 Baker, Frederick, groceries and provisions, Front. 
 Ball, Thomas, proprietor Ball's Hotel. 
 Ball, T. F. & Son, butchers. Market, Christina. 
 Balster, J. C, watchmaker and jeweller and sewing 
 
 machine agent. Front. 
 BANK OF UPPER CANADA (BRANCH) Alex. 
 
 Vidal, manager, Christina. 
 Barrie, James, general merchant. Front. 
 Bell, John, boot and shoemaker, Christina. 
 Biokle, J., grocer. 
 Blaikie, Francis, J. P., proprietor Sarnia Foundry, 
 
 Lochiel. 
 Bribner, J., school teacher. 
 BrUuh Canadian (weekly) J. H. Wood, editor and 
 
 publisher. 
 Brown, W. H., saloon, George. 
 Buchanan, David, county auditor. 
 Bucke, E. H., J. P., physician, office Front. 
 Cameron, Alex., proprietor Cameron Oil Refinery, 
 
 Sarnia. 
 Cameron, Donald, candy and cake store, Francis. 
 Cameron, John, house and sign painter. 
 Campbell, Alexander, B.A., principal Sarnia Union 
 
 Grammar School. 
 Chalmers', R. S., hardware merchant, and dealer in 
 
 stoves and tinware. Front. 
 Chalmers & MoLagan, proprietors of the Sarnia Oil 
 
 Works, Sarnia. 
 Clark, Adam, butcher. Market, Christina. 
 Clark, Adam, pork butcher. Front. 
 Clark, Qaniel, dealer in groceries and provisions, 
 
 George. 
 Clark, Wm. B., general merchant and forwarder, 
 
 Front. 
 Copland, James, J. P., dealer in groceries, baker 
 
 and farmer, Front. 
 Crawford, .Tohn, general merchant. Front. 
 Davis, F., barrister, attomey-at-law and county 
 
 crown attorney, Christina. 
 DEW DROP INN, David Fitigibbons, proprietor. 
 
 Front (see card, p. 666). 
 
 Dowling, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Dunbarton Inn, Alexander Kent proprietor. Front 
 DUNCAN, RICH., barber and hair dresser. Front. 
 Ellis, Mrs. J. E., milliner, dressmaker, and dealer 
 
 in fancy goods and Berlin wool. Front. 
 EXCHANGE HOTEL, Thomas L. Smith proprietor, 
 
 Froot (see card, p. 658). 
 FARMERS' HOTEL, W. J. McElheron proprietor. 
 
 Front (see curd, p. 656). 
 Farr, Wm., waggon and sleigh maker, Christina. 
 Farrell, J. S., insurance agent. 
 Farrell, Miss, teacher, private school. 
 Fawmier, Mrs. J., milliner and dressmaker. Front. 
 FISHER, ALFRED, J. P., postmaster, county clerk, 
 
 notary public, issuer of marriage licenses (see 
 
 card. p. 668). 
 FITZQIBB0N8, DAVID, proprietor. Dew Drop Inn, 
 
 Front (see card, p. 666). 
 Flabiff, Mrs. Catherine, groceries and provision;. 
 
 Front. 
 Fleming, M., express assent and telegraph operator. 
 FLINTOFT, J., sheriff for the county of Lambton. 
 Forsyth, Thomas, insurance and real estate agent, 
 
 clerk of the Division Court, notary public and con- 
 veyancer. Front 
 Foster, Mrs. Charlotte, proprietress. Boarding House 
 
 and Refreshment Rooms, Front. 
 Foulds, James, baker and confectioner. Front 
 GEMMILL, J. R., J. P., deputy clerk of Crown 
 
 and Pleas, clerk of County Court, editor and pro- 
 prietor, Sarnia Obterver, Christina. 
 Gilbert, Mrs. P., milliner and dealer in dry goods, 
 
 Front 
 Glass, Henry, county registrar. 
 GLEESON, TIMOTHY, J. P., dealer in groceries 
 
 and provisions. Front. 
 Gray, D., boot and shoemaker and dealer, Christina. 
 Grimes, J., whitewaaher, Cbfistina. 
 Hall, Henry, cabinet maker and dealer in cabinet 
 
 ware, Christinak 
 Hall, Harvey, blacksmith, Christina. 
 Hall, W., saddle and harness maker. 
 HALL & BROTHERS, tanners, saddle and harness 
 
 makers. Front 
 BARENESS, ^G., proprietor Western Hotel and 
 
 livery stables, Front. 
 Hawkey, J., carriage and waggon maker, Christina. 
 Hawkins, H., auctioneer and commission merchant 
 Hendrick & Adams, coopers, Francis. 
 Hitchcock, Samuel, farmer. 
 Ivors, Patrick, dealer in groceries, wines, liquors, 
 
 &c., Christina. 
 Johnston, T. W., physician. 
 
 Jones, E. R., provincial land surveyor and civil en- 
 gineer, Christina. 
 Kelly, Wm., oil merchant and oil land agent. Front 
 Kent, Alex., proprietor Dunbarton Inn, Front 
 Kirwan, Rev. T. T., Rototn Catholic. 
 King, John, landing waiter. Custom House. 
 Klanipp & Kanpp, butchers, Market, Christina. 
 Lh 1, F. 0., tailor, Chriatiaa. 
 
 H. F. BELLEW, IMPORTER OF ENGLISH & AMERICAN HARDWARE, QUEBEC. 
 42 
 
 (See Card, p. 690.) 
 
658 
 
 SARNIA— SHERBROOKB. 
 
 MESSRS. MACKENZIE & GURD, 
 
 Barristers and Attomeys^t-Lav, 
 
 SOLICITORS IN CHANCBRY, 
 
 Kotaries Public and Conveyancers, 
 
 tARNIA, 0. W. 
 
 FROmr STREET, SARNIA, 0. W. 
 
 THOS. L. SMITH, PROPRIETOR. 
 
 GOOD ITABUIia Am TiBS. 
 
 4^ An •ttenttve Haatler alwayt In attendiuca. ^Bt 
 
 M. SULLIVAN, 
 
 Barrister, Attomey-at-Law, 
 
 SOLICITOR AND CONVBYANCBB, 
 
 OrnCB-VBONT SXaEET, 
 ■AniriAt Canada WMt* 
 
 WILLIAM p. VIDAL, 
 BARRISTER A ATTORIVEY, 
 
 SOLICITOB IN CHANCERY, 
 CONVEYANCER, NOTARY PUBLIC, &o. 
 
 HUT DooB TO ba:«k D. 0. 
 
 SARNIA, 
 
 Oanada Wait. 
 
 Postmaster, Magistrate, Coonty Clerk, Issuer of Marriage Licenses, & Notary Public, 
 
 F 
 
 OR Destroying Worms in CItildren, SITTZBR'S VERMIFUOE CANDT is by far the most pleasant, 
 safe, and effectual remedy now in ase. Try it ! Sold by all Dealers in Medicines. 
 
 SHERBROOKE, O. E. 
 
 E. CHEENEY I G. C. FOOTE. PROPRIETORS. 
 
 Tliis Hotei is pleasantly situated in the Central part. of the Toim, 
 
 CONVENIENT TO THE POST OFFICE AND BANKS, 
 And offen Superior Aeoommodationi to the Han of Basiness or the PleMore Seeker. 
 
 THE llOOMS ARE LIGHT, LOFTY AND AIRY. 
 
 The excellent Arrangements and Regulations of the House, render it decidedly one of the most agi-eeable 
 Hotels in Canada. The Table always supplied with the best the Market affords. 
 
 A good BARiV and SHED attached, with Hostler in attendance. 
 
 PATRONS OONTBYKD TO AND FROM THB OARS FKBB Of OHARQB. 
 
 Stages leare this House, daily, for Maqoo, connecting with the Steamer Mountain Maid, on Lake 
 Memphremagog ; thence to Niwpokt, Vt, stopping at the Owl's Head Mountain House, and connecting at 
 Newport with lines of Stages, and the P. R. R. R. to all parts of the United States. 
 
 Pcnwiu TfmTclUns for Pleamre wlU llud this a Pleaaant Route. 
 
 E. OBENET. a. 0. FOOTS. 
 
 ELIAS S. ORR, 
 Dealer in Dry Gtoods, Groceries, 
 
 HARDWABX, OROCKBBT, OLASSWARB, 
 
 PAINTS, OILS. HATS AND FURS. 
 School Books and Stationery, &o. 
 
 lAW wnm aovom un> sou on ooKmHwir. 
 
 S. J. FOSS, 
 
 POST OFFICB, 8IIBRBR00KB, C. B, 
 DiALBB nr 
 
 Drugs, medicines, Paints, Oils, 
 
 DYi 9Tvrr», Ptnrvnuny, 
 BOOKS, STATIONERY, ftc, bo. 
 
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 W. 0. CHKWBTT A CO., PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, *c., KING STREET EAST, TORONTO. 
 
8ARNIA— SAUOEBN. 
 
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 Lambert, Jamee, tailor, Front 
 Lampton Baildiog Society, R. S. Rilbeek, treainrer. 
 Leplant, OliTer, boot and ihoemaker and hotel pro- 
 prietor. Front 
 Lewis, T., boot and shoe maker. 
 Lewis, W. W., joiner and carpenter, Christina. 
 Leys, Alex., town treasurer and general merchant, 
 
 Front. 
 Leys, George, merchant tailor, Front. 
 Lightbody, Rer. T., Congregatiottalist. 
 Lowrie, Joseph, blacksmith, manafaotnrer agrioal- 
 
 tural implements, Christina. 
 Lucas, Qeorge, saddle and harness maker, Chistina. 
 Mttckeozie, Daniel, general merchant, Front. 
 MACKENZIE, J. & C, proprietor Uverpool Oil 
 
 Refinery, Sarnia. 
 Mackenzie, J. & C, hardware merchants and dealers 
 
 in stoves. Front. 
 Mackenzie. R. & H., proprietors Sarnia Steam Saw 
 
 Mill and dealers in oabinetware and furniture. 
 MACKENZIE & QURD, barristers and attomeys- 
 
 at-law, Front (see card, p. 658). 
 Masuret, Trefle, dealer in groceries and proviaions, 
 
 Christina. 
 Masuret, Mosee, dealer in groceries and provisions, 
 
 Front 
 Matheson, Geo. M., landing waiter, Custom Honse. 
 McELHERON, WM., proprietor Farmers' Hotel, 
 
 Front (see card, p. 656). 
 McLagan, A., cooper, builder and joiner, Christina. 
 McLean, A , school teacher. 
 McLean, Geo. S , chemist and drnggist, Front. 
 McMahon, P., dealer in grooeries and provisions, 
 
 Christina. 
 MoMaster, David, bookseller and stationer. Front 
 MoMULLEN, R. C, coroner and commissioner 
 
 county Lambton, notary public, insurance and 
 
 general agent Front (see card, p. 656). 
 McNaughton, Miss, school teacher. 
 McWhinney, W. H,, tanner and currier. 
 Miller, George, barber and hairdresser, Front. 
 MONTREAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY, M.Fleming 
 
 operator. 
 Neil, Wm., manofaotorer and dealer in boots and 
 
 shoes. Front 
 Olmstesid, G.S., proprietor National HoteI,Christina. 
 PADFIELD, J. U., dentist, Christina (see gard, 
 
 p. 666). 
 Peterson, N. C, blaoksmith, George. 
 Pottinger, Samuel, grooeries and provisions. Front. 
 Poussett, H. M., ohemist, druggist and insnranoe 
 
 agent. Front 
 Poussett, P. T., clerk of the peace, master in Chan- 
 cery and town clerk. Front. 
 Price, A. W., dealer in grooeries and provisions, 
 
 Locheil. 
 Pttlfer & Ward, proprietors Anglo Amerieaa Hotel. 
 Rainsberry & McOermott,|general merobante. Front 
 Richmond, A. & W., carriage and waggon makers, 
 
 corner Locheil and Christina. 
 Rilbeok, R. S., treasurer Lampton Building Society. 
 Robinson, Charles, county judge. 
 Robinson, S. H., cooper. Front. 
 Rogers, James, marble yard, Front 
 
 Royal Hotel, Oliver Leplant proprietor. Front. 
 RUSSELL, GEORGE, proprietor Sarnia Brewery, 
 
 Front (see card, p. 656). 
 Sanford, £., whitewasher, Christina. 
 SARNIA BREWERY, George Rossell, proprietor, 
 
 Front (see card, p. 656). 
 Sarnia Foundry, Francis Blaikie, prop., Lochiel. 
 SARNIA OBSERVER (weekly), J. R. Qemmill, edi- 
 tor and proprietor, office Christina. 
 Sami* Steam Flour Mills, John Williams, proprietor. 
 Sanlter, Rev. G. J. R., Church of England, Chris- 
 tina. 
 Scully, Jeremiah, collector of customs. 
 Severight, Miss Ann, milliner, dresamaker, and 
 
 dealer in fancy goods and Berlin wools. Front. 
 Sheehan, James, general dry goods merchant, Front 
 Shoebotham, Henry, physician. 
 Smith, Rev. Andrew, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 SMITH, THOMAS L., proprietor Exchange Hotel, 
 
 Front (see oard, p. 658). 
 Smith & Wood, oil refiners. 
 Spots, Jacob, gunsmith. Front 
 Sproul, Walter, blaoksmith and Waggon maker, 
 
 Christina. 
 STEVENSON, GEORGE, real estete broker, Front. 
 Stewart, Wm., school teacher. 
 Stewart, Wm., dealer in grooeries and provisions, 
 
 Christina. 
 SULLIVAN, M., barrister and attomey-at-law, 
 
 Front (see oard, p. 668). 
 Symington, Alexander, boot and shoemaker. Front. 
 Talford, F., visiting superintendent of Indian affairs. 
 Taylor, Charles, painter and stainer, Viotoria. 
 Thomas, E. W., county auditor. 
 Thomas, G. W., insurance agent. 
 THOMSON, D. C. & CO., lumber merchants, office 
 
 George, near Front. 
 THORNTON, JOHN S , insurance and real estate 
 
 agent (see card, p. 656). 
 UNITED STATES CONSULAR AGENT, R. C. 
 
 MoMuUen, Front (see card, p. 666). 
 VIDAL, ALEXANDER, manager Branch Bank of 
 
 Upper Canada, and county treasurer, Christina. 
 VIDAL, WILLAM P., barrister and attorney-at- 
 
 law, solicitor, &e., Christina (see card, p. 658). 
 Walker, Rev. David, Presbyterian. 
 Wanless, Wm., wholesale and retell dealer in liquors, 
 
 and grooeries, Front 
 Watson, £. P., auctioneer. Front 
 Wesley, Charles, boot and shoemaker, Qeorge. 
 WESTERN HOTEL, W. G. Harkness, proprietor, 
 
 corner George and Front, (see oard, p. 656). 
 Whiffen, Thomas, soap and potesh manufacturer. 
 Williams, John, proprietor Sarnia Steam Flour and 
 
 Grist Mill. 
 Wilson, Miss, school teacher. 
 Wood, J. H., editor and publisher (weekly) BrUiih 
 
 Canadian, 
 Young, A., jun., insurance agent 
 Young, A. & Son, general merchants. Front 
 YOUNGHUSBAND, EDWARD, oil agent. 
 Youngs, Thomas, agent Sarnia Steam Flour Mills, 
 
 Front. 
 
 SAUGEEN, C. W.— Known also as Southampton, a post village situated on Lake Huron, at the mouth 
 of the Saugeen river, in the township of Saugeen, and county of Bruoe. Distant from Qoderich, the 
 
 <7 county town. 60 miles ; from Owen Sound, 32 miles ; and from Toronto, 128 miles. Daily mail. 
 Population about 600. 
 
 Adair, Thomas, J. P., commission and forwarding I Angus, A. & P., builders, planing mill proprietors, 
 merchant. | aash and blind manufacturers. 
 
 CONNER'S TYPE AMD ELECTROTYPE FOUNDRY, Comer Beado and Centre Streets, New York. 
 
660 
 
 SAUGEEN— SAULT AU RECOLLET. 
 
 BANK OF UPPER CANADA, A. Proadfoot, agent. 
 
 Belcher, JohD, blkckamith and oow-b«ll maonfao- 
 tnrer. 
 
 Benoit, Francis, boot and Bhoemaker. 
 
 Biahop, S. J., harness and trunk maker. 
 
 Bowes, James, confectioner. 
 
 Bowes, Joseph, baker and confectioner. 
 
 British Hotel, E. Smith, proprietor. 
 
 Bruce Vindicator, F H. L St.ionton, pablisher. 
 
 Bumes, Bernard, tanner. 
 
 BurwaHh k Co., general merchants. 
 
 Busby, Wm., auctioneer. 
 
 Bjers, John, harness and trunk maker. 
 
 Calder, James, general merchant. 
 
 Campbell, Mrs. N., bonnet maker, milliner and 
 > dressmaker. 
 
 Casoaden & Bro?., foundry and machine shop, tin 
 and coppersmiths. 
 
 Chisholm, William, builder. 
 
 Cobb, Wm. W., barrister, agent for Western Assur- 
 ance Company. 
 
 COMMERCIAL BANK OF CANADA, Alex. Sproat, 
 agent. 
 
 Conaway, James T., J.P. 
 
 Craig, Joseph, general merchant. 
 
 Culbert, David, book and job printer. 
 
 Curran, Rev. J. P., Church of England. 
 
 DaTidsoD, Wm , carding mill. 
 
 DaTis, Thomas, cabinet maker and furniture dealer. 
 
 Davis, Thomas E., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Denny, John, flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Dobbic, James, dry goods dealer. 
 
 Dobbie, W. P., accountant 
 
 Douglas & Co., grocers. 
 
 Drake, R. A., proprietor North American Hotel and 
 commission and forwarding merchant. 
 
 Drake & Johns, livery stable keepers. 
 
 Eastwood, John, J. P., clerk of Division Court and 
 notary public. 
 
 Falloon & Gray, brickmakers. 
 
 Ferguson, Edward, accountant. 
 
 Fleming, James, carpenter. 
 
 Fraser, Archibald, lime burner. 
 
 Fury, Barber, butcher. 
 
 Fury, R., proprietor Revere House. 
 
 Gilbert, J., proprietor Great Western Hotel. 
 
 Gilbert, Joseph, brickmaker. 
 
 Great Western Hotel, J. Gilbert, proprietor. 
 
 Qrenville, Angustas, cooper. 
 
 Hamilton, George, cooper. 
 
 Hammond, N., sewing machine agent. 
 
 Harpin, J. B., grocer and professor of music. 
 
 Harrison, Joseph, tailor. 
 
 Hilbert, J., proprietor Masonic Arms. 
 
 Hilton, Alfred, carpenter. 
 
 Hogg, James, tailor. 
 
 Keith, Wm., Custom House officer. 
 
 Kennedy, Edward, blacksmith, carriage and waggon 
 
 maker. 
 Lee, John, jeweller and watchmaker. 
 LEE, THOMAS, postmaster, village treasurer, and 
 
 issuer of marriage licenses. 
 Leith, Rev. H., New Connexion Methodist 
 Little, Wm., barrister. 
 LIVERPOOL AND LONDON ASSURANCE COM- 
 
 PANy, A. Sprrat, agent. 
 Masonic Arms Hotel, J. Hilbert, proprietor. 
 MoCanlay, George, lumber merchant. 
 McGregor, Peter, boot and shoemaker. 
 McLean, John, painter and glazier. 
 McLeod, Neil, tailor. 
 
 MoLeod, Mrs. N., milliner and dressmaker. 
 McNABB, ALEX., J. P. and crown land agent. 
 Morrison, Thomas, carpenter. 
 MoBser, Christian, gunsmith. 
 Munn, Misses, milliuers and dressmakers. 
 North American Hotel, R. A. Drake, proprietor. 
 Pringle, George, blacksmith. 
 PROUDFOOT, A., agent Bank of Upper Canada. 
 Queen Insurance Company, F. H. L. Staunton, 
 
 agent 
 Revere House, R. Tnry, proprietor. 
 Roberts, Wm., general mnrcbvut and potash manu- 
 facturer. 
 Robertson, Archibald, tailor. 
 Robertson, John & Donald, piatiterers. 
 Scott, W. S., physician. 
 Sinclair, Alex., general merchant. 
 Smith, E., proprietor British Hotel. 
 Smith, F. E., distillery and rectifier. 
 SPROAT, A., J.P., agent for the Commercial Bank 
 
 of Canada and Liverpool and London Assurance 
 
 Company, 
 Staunton, F. H. L., publisher Bruce Vindicator, and 
 
 agent for the Queen's Insurance Company. 
 Stewart, A. ex., chairmaker. 
 Stewart, J. L., druggist. 
 Tolmle, Rer. Andrew, Presbyterian. 
 Tranter, Joseph, manufacturer shingles and latbi. 
 Wallace, Wm., general merchant. 
 Waters, Rev. H., Presbyterian. 
 Webster, Thomas, J. P. 
 Webster & Lehnen, tin and coppersmiths. 
 West, Abraham, cabinet maker and furniture dealer. 
 Western Assurance Company, W. W. Gobb, agent 
 Williaton, J. K., Wesleyan Methodiat 
 Toung, Robert, butcher. 
 
 8ATJLT AIT RECOLLET, C. E.— A village situated on the south shore of the Rividre des Prairies 
 (a branch of the Ottawa), on the Island of Montreal, in the seigniory and district of Montreal, county 
 of Hochelaga. Distant from Montreal 7 miles. The New Glasgow mail pasaea here once a day. 
 Population of parish abont 2,600. 
 
 Bilair, Joseph, tanner. 
 
 Briton, Joseph, councillor. 
 
 Brouasean, Antoine, J.P., mayor. 
 
 Charran, F^lix, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Chopin, Dr., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Corboilie, Charles, blacka mith. 
 
 Corbeille, Joseph, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Gorbeille, Maxima, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Dagenais, Maxima, councillor. 
 
 DAUPHIN, EDOUARD, poatmaater. 
 
 Dubois, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Dnbord, F. X., cooper. 
 
 Dntrisac, Francois, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Oagnon, Paschat, councillor. 
 
 Gagnon, R^gis, general merchant 
 
 Giroux, Luoien, beef and pork packer. 
 
 Gotsall, Ismael, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Laoas, Godfrey, tailor. 
 
 Lachapelle, Pierre, J.P. 
 
 Lajenesses, Naroiase, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Lalonde, Antoine, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Leonard, Lue, hotel proprietor. 
 
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 Meilleur, Dominique, connoillor. 
 
 Meillenr, Jopepb, notary public. 
 
 Paquet, Thfophile, general merchant. 
 
 Pepin, Louis, councillor and general merchant 
 
 Perron, Rer. Pierre, Roman Catholio. 
 
 Piobe, Basil, fanning mill proprietor and councillor. 
 
 Point, Rer. Nicholas, Roman Catholio. 
 
 Sasith, (- i«tars, piaoo-ft» » and mnaioal instrumasi 
 
 dealer 
 Tass^, V noent, beef an pork packer 
 Th^oret, tabriel, flour u A grist mi'' '^rvprietor. 
 Yalade, Tuuseaint, ooopc: 
 Vinet, Rer. J. J., Roman Catbolic. 
 
 SAW X EBVILLE, C. E.— A post Tillage situated in the township of Newport and < inty of CoMkp- 
 ton. The surrounding country is being rapidly filled up by settlers. Distant ttovx ilts (iraad Trwak 
 Railway, 16 miles; from Montreal, 110 miles ; and from Quebec, 110 miles. Population of township 
 about 460. 
 
 Ames, Wm., grocer and manufacturer of butter 
 
 stamps. 
 Annable, Edwin G., sewing machine agent. 
 Annable, Jacob, J P. 
 Brown, Rey. R., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Chaobonell, Rer. Thos., French Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Clough, Wm. W., wool carder and cloth dresser. 
 Duncan, John, tayern keeper. 
 Gillies, Rev. A., Baptist 
 Glidden, Mrs. 0., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Gordon, Wm. boot and shoemaker. 
 Haileton, Hiram, cooper. 
 
 Johnson, Alexander, potash manufacturer. 
 
 Jordan, Charles, carpenter. 
 
 Jordan, Stephen, carpenter. 
 
 Laroche, David, blacksmith. 
 
 Mnnn, James, J. P. 
 
 ORR, ELIAS S., general merchant (see card, p. 668). 
 
 Orr, Mrs. E. S,, music teacher. 
 
 Rand, Stilman, planing mill manufacturer. 
 
 Sawyer, Rev. C, Free-Will Baptist. 
 
 SAWYER, WILLIAM, postmaster, and flour, grist 
 
 an() «aw mill proprietor. 
 WiggeLs, Thomas, fanning mill manufacturer. 
 
 SCOTLAKD, C. W. — A post Tillage, situated in the townships of Burford and Oakland and county o 
 Brant. Distant from Brantford, the county town, 11 miles ; from Hamilton, 86 miles ; from London 
 68 miles ; and from Toronto, 119 miles. Population about 600. 
 
 Anderson, Alexander, blacksmith. 
 
 Bates, Joseph, jeweller and watchmaker. , 
 
 Brown, Mary, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Clark, John B., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Commercial Hotel, John Hasell, proprietor. 
 
 Corbin, Cornelius F., painter. 
 
 Eddy, John, reeye. 
 
 Folmsbee, Leonard B., liyery stable keeper. 
 
 Foster, Mrs. Eliza, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Gillespie, Robert, tanner and currier. 
 
 GloTer, Anthony, farmer. 
 
 GloTer, Robert, plasterer. 
 
 Haight, F. S., school teacher. 
 
 Hay, Thomas, photographic artist 
 
 Hay, ReT. Wm., Congregationalist 
 
 Hazell,. John, proprietor Commercial Hotel. 
 
 Herbert Edward, tailor. 
 
 Hixon, Henry F., carpenter, builder and planing 
 mill proprietor. 
 
 Hooker, Albert carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 House, Cyrus, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Hunt, Cyrus, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 LYMAN, HENRY, postmaster and general mer- 
 chant 
 
 Malcolm, Augustui, farmer. 
 
 Malcolm, Eddy, police trustee and cooper. 
 
 Maloolm, Eliakim, sen., J. P., farmer, proTincial land 
 surreyor and couTcyancer. 
 
 Malcolm, Eliakim, jun., lumber merchant, flour and 
 grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Malcolm, George, flour and feed dealer, and flour 
 and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Malcolm, Hugh, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Malcolm, John R., physician. 
 
 Malcolm, Marcus, woollen mill proprietor, stave 
 factory, dyer and scourer. 
 
 Martin, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 McAllister, W., general merchant 
 
 Phillips, George, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Phillips, Thomas, tailor. 
 
 Pilkey, Peter J., proprietor, Scotland House. 
 
 Reynolds, W. J., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Scotland House, Peter J. Pilkey, proprietor. 
 
 Scott, Robert, harness maker. 
 
 SulliTan, Robert blacksmith. 
 
 Taggart Edward W., physician. 
 
 Toyne, John, township clerk. 
 
 Vanderlip, Charles, plasterer. 
 
 Wheeland, Thomas, police trustee and farmer. 
 
 Whitney, Charles, police trustee, cabinet maker, un- 
 dertaker and furniture dealer. 
 
 SCUGOG', C. W.— Sometimes called Gordon's Comers — a small country Post Office situated on 
 8.ugog Island, in the township of same name and county of Ontario. Dist.)ntfh>m Whitby, the county 
 town, 24 miles ; Toronto, 66 miles ; and from Kingston, 200 miles. 
 
 Gordon, Henry, assistant postmaster. 
 
 I GORDON, JAMES, postmaster. 
 
 SEBBINQVILLE, C. W.— A post Tillage, situated in the township of Downie, county of Perth, and 
 on the Huron Road. It was settled in 1827 by John Sebring, Esq.. Dbtant from Stratford, the 
 county town, 4 miles ; and from Toronto, 92 miles. Population about 200. 
 
 Fromhagen, Edward, boot and shoemaker. 
 Ooettler, Anthony, J. P. 
 Hbck, Jaoob, blacksmith. 
 
 Herman, Rct. L., Lutheran. 
 HESSON, S. R., J. P., postmaster and general 
 merchant. 
 
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 SEBRINOVILLB—SELWYN. 
 
 Hioks, Thomu, floor merobant 
 Ingrftbam, Adam, cabinet maker. 
 Kaatner, Joho, townabip raere. 
 LindMnmire, A., waggon mak»r. 
 Minder, Jamea, baker and oonfeotioner. 
 Moriti, Frederiok, ahoeraaker. 
 Paria, Jamea, carpenter. 
 Pigeon, P., botel keeper. 
 
 Roffridfce, T., carpenter. 
 
 Rowe, Joho, carpenter and bnilder. 
 
 Saaginbeck, Frank, aaddle and hameia maker. 
 
 Seaith, Henry, botel keeper. 
 
 Sebring, John, aaw mill proprietor. 
 
 Smith k Ritter, atovea and tinware. 
 
 Wberman, A., carpenter. 
 
 YoDoh, Cbriatian, grocer uod hotel keeper. 
 
 8EELEY*S BAT, C. W. — A Tillage in the townahip and county of Leeds. It ia aitnated on the 
 Rideaa oaoat, thus affording faoilitieH for the transportation of produce from the snrroanding country. 
 Distant from BrockTille, the county tonn, 40 milea; and from Kingston 20 miles. Mail tri -weekly. 
 Population about 160. 
 
 Atkinson, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Beatty, C. 8. D., school teacher. 
 
 Bracken, Wm., lumber merchant. 
 
 Chapman, John, lumber merohant. 
 
 Chapman, Wm.. blacksmith. 
 
 Church, Albert, blacksmith. 
 
 COLEMAN, WM., postmaster, issuer of marriage 
 
 licenses, and proprietor National liotel. 
 Dale, S., engraver. 
 
 Gilbert, Edward, carpenter and builder. 
 Gilbert, Joho, carpenter and builder. 
 Gilbert, Solomon, carpenter and builder. 
 Gilbert, Wm., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Herron, Mrs. E., milliner and dresa maker 
 
 Martin, Christopher, builder. 
 
 Merrill, John, coroner. 
 
 McCamon, J., pbyaioiaa. 
 
 Miller, J. C , oommiaaioner in B. R. and dry goods 
 
 dealer. 
 Molton, James, J. P. 
 National Hotel, W. Coleman, proprietor. 
 Waite, G. M., general merchant. 
 Waite, J. M., chair manufacturer. 
 Williams, A., brickmaker. 
 Wright, Wm., barneaa maker. 
 
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 SELB Y, C. W. — A small post village aitnated in the townabip of Richmond and county of Lennox. It 
 is a smart little village, some ten years old, and ia surrounded by a good farming country, from which 
 it chiefly gathers its trade. Distant from the Napanee station of the Grand Trunk Railway 4 miles ; 
 from Kingston 30 miles ; and from Belleville 24 miles. Mail tri-weekly. Population about 200. 
 
 Anison, Joseph, carpenter and bnilder. 
 
 Andrews, David, proprietors. 
 
 Bsrsger, Wm. H., carpenter and builder. 
 
 BEEMAN, W., general merohant (see card, p. 648). 
 
 Bradshaw, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Cook, Charles, cooper. 
 
 Ewing, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Gollouher, Farrel, blacksmith. 
 
 Hudgins, George, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Hughes, Andrew, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Jenkins, George, boot and shoe maker. 
 
 Phelan, Patrick, cooper. 
 
 Russell, C. F., township clerk. 
 
 Sixsmith, John W., township treasurer and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Sixsmith, Thomas, reeve and general merebaot. 
 Stone, Lawrence, boot and shoemaker. 
 Storring, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Valleau, Andrew Z., harness maker. 
 WARTMAN, DAVID W., postmaster. 
 
 SELKIBK, C. W. — A post village in the township of Walpole and oonnty of Haldimand. Distant 
 from Cayuga, the county town, 12 miles ; and from Hamilton, 86 miles. Population about 250. 
 
 Bilger, Charles, botel keeper. 
 Book, Martin, cabinet maker. 
 Booker, Nicholas, tailor. 
 Boyce, James, shoemaker. 
 Crawford, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 Culp, Benjamin, saddle and harness maker. 
 Gadsby & Smith, waggon makers. 
 Garland, Nicholas, general merchant. 
 Gibb, J. W., stoves and tinware. 
 Gocnm, Miss, milliner. 
 Graham, Wm., hotel keeper. 
 Hoover, Jesse, J. P. 
 
 EBNT, HENRY, J. P., postmaster and geAeral 
 merchant. 
 
 Kent, J. & Co., general mcrohants. 
 
 Kniseley, Miss, milliner. 
 
 Lacey, Rev. John. 
 
 Lacey, Jonathan P., artist. • 
 
 Mudford, Charles, tailor. 
 
 Neff, A. M., builder. 
 
 Prentiss, Solomon, bnilder. 
 
 Robinson, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Smith, W., butcher. 
 
 Steel, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Stillwell, John, cabinet maker. 
 
 Warden Jacob blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 
 Zager, Abner, blacksmith. 
 
 SELWYN, C. "W. — A post village, situated in the township of Smith and county of Peterboro'. Dis- 
 tant ftom Peterboro', the county seat, 12 miles ; from Fort Hope, 42 miles; and from Cobourg, 48 
 miles. Population about 600. 
 
 Bluett, Josiah, farmer. 
 Cook, George, school teacher. 
 Davis, John, cooper. 
 
 Galvin, John, J. P., deputy reeve and farmer. 
 Gibbon, James, blacksmith. 
 Gilmour, Rev. J., Baptist 
 
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 Grehun, John W., farmer. 
 
 HOM.'>WAy, JOHN, postmaster and general mer- 
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 Johnston, Re». Mr., Methodist. . 
 
 Manning, Samuel, farmer. 
 Netheroott, Alex , school teaoher. 
 NicboU, Stephen, blacksmith. 
 Noribuy, Richard, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Perry, Solomon, carpenter, oMltlfl mA WtgfM 
 
 maker. 
 Preston, Wm , farmer. 
 Sanderson, Edward, farmer. 
 Shearer, Thomas, cooper. 
 Walton, John, J. P. 
 Young, P., saw mill proprietor and leather merchant. 
 
 8ETTRINOTON, C. B.— A small post village, 
 (^ImrleTuix. Distant from Quebec 75 miles, and 
 ship, by last census, 540. 
 
 .aohard, Etienne, boot and shoemaker. 
 ^JOUINARD, CHARLES, postmaster. 
 Dnfonr, Jean, carpenter and builder. 
 Oauthier, Didier, boot and shoemaker. 
 Oautbier, Dugnay, boot and shoemaker. 
 Oirard, Luce, school teacher. 
 
 situated in the parish of th« same name, county of 
 from Montreal 266 miles. Population of the town- 
 
 Tremblay, Franjois, saw mill owner, 
 Tremblay, Magluire, blaoksmitb. 
 Trcmblay, Michel, carpenter and builder. 
 Tremblay, Moise, flour and grist mill owner. 
 Tremblay, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. » 
 
 SEVERN BBIDOE, O, W.— A small post tillage in embryo, situated in the township of Morrison, 
 county of Simooe, North Riding. Distant from Barrie, the county town, 41 miles ; and from Onllla, 
 
 14} miles. Population abont 70. 
 
 Dallas, T., clerk 6th DiTision Court 
 JACKSON, JAMES H., postmaster. 
 
 Wilson, Rev. Q., Episcopal Methodist 
 
 SHAKSPEABB, O. W.— A tillage in the townships of North and South Easthope, county of Perth, 
 a station on the Grand Trunk Railway, surrounded by a ftne wheat-growing country. Distant from 
 Toronto, 82 miles ; from Hamilton, 50 miles ; and from the Inkerman station, on the Buffalo and Lake 
 Huron Railway, 8 miles. Dally mails, and money order office. Population about 80t). 
 
 Bell, David, farmer. 
 
 Bell, Wm., farmer. 
 
 BROWN, OEORQE, postmaster, conveyancer, com- 
 missioner in B. R., insurance, sewing machine and 
 general agent (see card, p. 648). 
 
 Brown, M. B., produce and commission merchaut. 
 
 Calms, John, township councillor. 
 
 Collins, J. A., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Campbell, Alex., mason. 
 
 Campbtill, David, cabinet maker and furniture dealer. 
 
 Campbell, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Carroll, Andrew, proprietor Farmers' Home. 
 
 Carroll, Henry, township councillor. 
 
 Cassey, Wm., clerk of Division Court. 
 
 Cook, Daniel, grain cradle manufacturer. 
 
 Cunningham, John, groeer. 
 
 Curtis, Gad, pottc". 
 
 Curtis, John, township connoillor. 
 
 Donaldson, James W., carpenter and andertaker. 
 
 Dover, Frederick, produce & commission merchant. 
 
 Dover, James, general merchant. 
 
 Dnimmond, Rev. A. A., United Presbyterian. 
 
 Dunwoodie, Wm., station master and agent for 
 American Express Company. 
 
 Eiler, John, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Farmer's Home, Andrew Carroll, proprietor. 
 
 Fitzgerald, John, gentleman. 
 
 Gelz, Franz, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Holwell, Thomas, tailor. 
 
 Hyde, Matthew, hotel and livery stable proprietor. 
 
 Johnson, Mrs. Catherine, saloon keeper anil dealer 
 in fancy goods. 
 
 Kennedy, Robert, blacksmith. 
 
 Lean, Roderick, blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 
 Leduo, Thomas, school teacher. 
 
 Lehmann, Charles, pump maker. ' 
 
 Lemont, M. & R., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Lyal, John, butcher. 
 
 Matheson, George, produce and commission mer- 
 chant. 
 
 Mcintosh 4 Helmer, flour and grist mill proprietors, 
 produce and commission merchants. 
 
 Mellish, Rev. W. F , Church of England. 
 
 Mincbin, George, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Nick, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 O'Rilley, Michael, tailor. 
 
 Purvis, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Smith, A. A., general merchant. 
 
 Stew..rt, Duncan, proprietor Union Hotel. 
 
 Stewart, J. R., general merchant and deputy reeve. 
 
 Stewart, John, farmer. 
 
 Trachael, David, farmer. 
 
 Trow, James, J. P. and reeve. 
 
 Union Hotel, Duncan Stewart, proprietor. 
 
 West, Robert, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Whaley, Joseph, township clerk. 
 
 Worsley, George, general merchant. 
 
 SHANNONVILLE. C. W.— A large village and station on the Grand Trunk Railway, situated on 
 the Salmon River, about one and a half miles from the Bay of Quints, in the township of Tyendinaga 
 and South Riding of the county of Hastings. It has extensive water power, and is » port of entry. 
 The River is navigable up to this point. Its exports are principally lumber, flour and agricultural 
 produce. Distant from Belleville, the county town, miles ; from Kingston, 40 miles ; and from 
 Toronto, 120 miles. Daily mall and money order office. Population about 760. 
 
 ADDISON AVBRF, COMMISSION DEALER, MONTREAL, (See Card, p. 374.) 
 
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 SHANNONVILLE— SHAWENEGAN. 
 
 Anderson, Rev. Q. A., B.A., Church of England. 
 
 Appleby, L. A., J. P., inaaranoe agent and farmer. 
 
 Appleby, N. S., J. P., toTraship councillor, flonr and 
 feed dealer. 
 
 Appleby, T. D., I. P. 
 
 Beamish, Wm., collector of cnstomB. 
 
 Beck with, M., wearer. 
 
 Boulton, Alexander, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Brown, Andrew, tanner and currier. 
 
 Channonhouae, Thomas, physician. 
 
 Clark, C. E., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Clark, Robert, farmer. 
 
 ConsoU, B., bote' proprietor. 
 
 Pemell, D. M., tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Dickson, Mrs., weaver. 
 
 Dingman, A., school teacher. 
 
 Dixon, J. W., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Doman, Janes, cooper and hotel proprietor. 
 
 Doxtator, D., grocer. 
 
 Earle, George, livery stables. 
 
 Earle, Thomas, produce and commission merchant. 
 
 Earle, W. A., edge tool manufacturer and blacksmith. 
 
 Ferguson, Rev. Mr., Episcopal Methodist. 
 
 Foster, O., blacksmith. 
 
 Friizell, W., township reeve. 
 
 Qolaher, James, mason. 
 
 Qrooms, Richard, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 HOLDEN, H., J. P., postmaster and gcneral^mer- 
 chant. 
 
 Howard, Alphonso, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Huffman, John, township councillor. 
 
 Ilutchoraft, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Jenkins, Wm., tanner, currier, boot and shoe manu- 
 facturer. 
 
 Lazier, Richard, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Lazier, R. L., flour mill owner. 
 
 Leroy, C , blacksmith. 
 
 Loveless, John, farmer. 
 
 Lyons, Richard, architect and builder. 
 
 Manly, Mrs., grocery store. 
 
 Maxon, J., plasterer. 
 
 MoCormack, J., tailor. 
 
 McOunn, E., hotel keeper. 
 
 McLanan, Alexander, deputy township reeve. 
 
 McMichael, R., general merchant. 
 
 Meyers, Heman, saloon proprietor and baker. 
 
 Miller, Rev. A. D., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Moore, A., physician. 
 
 Morden, John, tailor. 
 
 Nealon, Michael, township clerk. 
 
 Nicholson, Jamos, tailor. 
 
 Oliver, Malviua, milliner and dress maker. 
 
 Pagan, R. F.t, J. P., foundry and machine shop. 
 
 Pashley, Charles, honse and sign painter. 
 
 Pearsall, James, cabinet maker & furniture dealer. 
 
 Peny, W. Q., station master and express agent. 
 
 Richard, Benjamin, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Robinson, Charles, general merchant. 
 
 Roblin, Wm., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Roblin, W. U., grocer and saloon proprietor. 
 
 Shaw, Hamuel, saloon proprietor. 
 
 Simmons, Elmore, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Smith, David, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Sweetman, Wm., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Tighe, Patrick, township councillor. 
 
 Valleau, Peter, farmer. 
 
 Vandervort, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Wallbridge, Francis, flour and Raw mill owner. 
 
 Williams, F., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Young, W. D., general merchant. 
 
 SHARON, C.W. — A post village in the township of Gwillimbury East and county of York, North 
 Riding. Distant from Toronto H5 miles ; and from Newmarket 4 miles. Mails daily. Population 
 about aOO. 
 
 Brooks, Robert, proprietor Mansion House. 
 
 Cassidy, Rebecca, milliner and dress maker. 
 
 Cuyler, Sidney, photographic artist. 
 
 Doan, David W., general store. 
 
 Doan, Wm., general store. 
 
 Edmand, John W., general store. 
 
 Elder, John, carpenter. 
 
 Handiy, Thos., cabinet maker and ftirniture dealer. 
 
 Haynes, Charles, boot and shoe maker and dealer. 
 
 IIOGABOOM, JOHN CLINTON, J. P., postmaster. 
 
 HOQABOOM, QEORQE RICHARD, clerk 4th divi- 
 sion court (see card, p. G48). 
 
 Howard, Thos. E,, general store. 
 
 Ee^ster, Oeorge & Charlea McCarty, boot and shoe 
 makers anl dealers. 
 
 Silly, Wm., carpenter. 
 
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 Mansion House, Robert Brooks, proprietor. 
 
 Morris, Richard, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Noble, Uiram N., physician. 
 
 Packer, Wm. E., carpenter. 
 
 Reld, Abner N., marble worker. 
 
 Rowan, Peter, blacksmith, carriage and 
 
 maker. 
 Selby, Wm., J. P. 
 
 SIMPSON, W., general store and deputy poatmaater. 
 Smith, Qeorge Peter, tailor and clothier. 
 Stokes, John T., architect. 
 Wamner, Edward, blacksmith. 
 Warnner, Robert, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Wayling, Thomas, J. P. 
 WllIsoD, Rev. David, Children of Peace. 
 Wright, Wm., express agent. 
 
 SHAWENEGAN, C. E.— A thriving village and parish, situated on the River St. Maurice, in the 
 Seigniory of St. Boniface and county of St. Maurice. On the north east limit of the parish, and 
 within three miles of the village, are the celebrated Falls of Shawenegan, which are noted for their 
 beauty and the picturesque scenery in the neighbourhood. Distant from Three Rivers, the county 
 town, 22 miles; and from Montreal, 112 miles. Population of the parish about 1,200. 
 
 
 Auger, Mrs. Adolphe, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Bellemare, Miss (;., ' jhool teacher. 
 Dellemare, Edouard, boot and shoemaker. 
 Bellemare, Isaac, carpenter and builder. 
 Bemier, Antoine, saw mill proprietor. 
 Biron, Adolphe, cabinet maker. 
 Biron, Mrs. A., school teacher. 
 
 Bois, Firmin 0., grocer. 
 
 Boucher, Miss, school teacher. 
 
 Caron, Alexis, sen., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Caron, Alexis, Jun., briokmaker. 
 
 Caron, Augustin, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Caron, Fran9oiB, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Caron, L. S., parish councillor. 
 
 ST. LAWRENCE HALL, HENRY UOQAN, PROPRIETOR, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 4a8.) 
 
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 Carle, Lno, parish councillor. 
 Comeaa, Rer. D., Roman Catholic. 
 D^otean, Aagnstin, pariah coancillor. 
 D^ssaulniers, Francois, tanner and currier. 
 D^SAULNIERS, JOSEPH, postmaster, general 
 
 merchant and parish secretary and treasurer. 
 Dufresne, J. Bte., carpenter and builder. 
 Frigon, Charles, general merchant. 
 G^linas, Charles, boot and shoemaker. 
 Q^linas, Isaac, parish councillor. 
 G^linas, Joseph, parish mayor. 
 
 Q^linas, Pierre, parish councillor. 
 
 G^linas, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Hamel, Laurent, hotel keeper. 
 
 Lapointe, Widow Paul, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Le Blanc, Pierre, hotel keeper. 
 
 Magnan, Cyrille, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Mailloux, Pierre, mason. 
 
 Marrier, Moise, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Picard, FrBn9ois, carpenter and builder. 
 
 St. Cyr, A. D., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 St. Onge, Antoine, parish councillor. 
 
 SHEFFIELD, C. W. — A Tillage, situated on the Dnndas and Waterloo macadamized road, in the 
 township of Beverly and county of Wentvrorth. Distant from Hamilton, 19 miles ; from Gait, 6 miles. 
 Daily mail. Population about 160. 
 
 Abel, Frederick, clothier and tailor. 
 
 Armstrong, Benjamin, councillor. 
 
 BELL, ALEXANDER, sen., postmaster. 
 
 Bond, Edwin, general merchant. 
 
 Clinton, John W., school teacher. 
 
 Cooper, Rev. H. D. 
 
 Dalf.on, ReT. Henry. 
 
 Dalton, Henry St, Joseph, general merchants. 
 
 Dalton, Joseph, clothier and tailor. 
 
 Davies, David, sen., blacksmith. 
 
 DaTies, David, jun., blacksmith. 
 
 Deary, James, hotel proprietor, carriage and wag> 
 
 gon maker. 
 Dykeman, Robert J., carpenter and builder. 
 Ennis, John, J. P. 
 Koch, Hiram, boot and shoemaker. 
 Lloyd, Grifiitb, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Lundy. J. B. , physician. 
 Middlemiss, Peter, carpenter and builder. 
 MiddlemisB, Peter & Robert, cabinet makers and 
 
 furniture dealers. 
 
 SHEBBBOOKE, C. E. — An incorporated town in the township of Asoott, town of Sherbrooke> 
 situated on the St. Francis river and on both banks of the Magog river. It is the principal town of the 
 Eastern Townships and an electoral district returning one member to Parliament. For judicial pur- 
 poses of the district of St. Francis, the town of Sherbrooke is the ehitf lieu. The head office of the 
 British American Land Company is at Sherbrooke, and it is also favored for its extensive water privil- 
 eges, which for availableness is almost unequalled in Canada. A large cotton factory has been erected 
 latterly on the former site of the one that was destroyed by fire. The town is contiguous to a station 
 on the Grand Trunk Railway by which it is distant from Quebec, 120 miles ; Montreal, 96 miles ; and 
 Portland, Maine, 200 miles. Mails daily and money order office. Population by last census 5,000. 
 
 Addle, Wm., accountant. 
 
 Angus & Logan, paper mill^owners. 
 
 Armstrong, J. B., butcher. " 
 
 Armstrong, Miss M. L., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Austin, F. J., physician. 
 
 Barnard, George, advocate. 
 
 Barras, Rev. E., Methodist. 
 
 Beckett, Henry, architect and farmer. 
 
 Beckett, H. U., mason. 
 
 Beckett, W. W., general merchant and farmer. 
 
 Benoit, N., barber. 
 
 Bierse, E., baker. 
 
 Boivin, L. I. , dealer in hardware and grooeries. 
 
 Bolieu, Mark, town councillor. 
 
 Booth, W. B., proprietor Farmers' Hotel. 
 
 Borlase, G. U., advocate and insurance agent. 
 
 Bostwick, M., constable. 
 
 Bosworth, J. L., protographio artist. 
 
 Bowen, G. F., sheriff and real estate agent. 
 
 British American Express Company, Milton Carr, 
 
 agent. 
 British American Fire Insurance Company, A. M. 
 
 Smith, agent. 
 British American Land Company, R W. Heneker, 
 
 commissioner. 
 Brooks, Edward T., advocate. 
 Brown, J., lumber merchant and land broker. 
 Bryant, Charles, carter. 
 Buckingham, T., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Bunker, H. W. & Co., tobaccouiits. 
 Cobana, H. C, advocate. 
 Cameron, H., proprietor St. Francis Hotel. 
 
 Cameron, 0., proprietor Railroad House. 
 
 Carr, Milton, agent British American Express Co. 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, G. H. 
 
 Borlase, agent. 
 Chamberlain, W., proprietor Sherbrooke Hotel. 
 CHAMPIGNY, C. D., dealer in staple dry goods, 
 
 groceries, hardware, &c. 
 CHENET & FOOTE, proprietor Magog Hotel (see 
 
 card, p. 668). 
 Childs, W. F., dentist. 
 City Bank, Wm. Ritchie, agent. 
 Clark, E., town councillor, high constable & fanner. 
 Clark, E. H., bailiff. 
 Coates, James D., clerk of Commissioners' Court and 
 
 confectioner. 
 Cookbum, Mrs. G., retired. 
 Cockburn, John, watchmaker. 
 COLONIAL LIFE A88DRANCB COMPANY, A. 
 
 M. Smith, agent. 
 Cdt6, Jean Bte., shoemaker. 
 Crawford, G. T., lumber merchant. 
 Crosby, John, saloon keeper. 
 Cuiner, George, plasterer and mason. 
 DES^VE, M. B., dealer in dry goods and groceries. 
 Dillon, D. M., merehaut tailor. 
 Doyle, J., butcher. 
 Duff, Rev. A., Congregationaliat. 
 Dufresne, A. E , Roman Catholic. 
 Dutton, W. A., stone cutter. 
 EASTERN TOWNSHIPS BANK, Wra. Farewell, 
 
 Jun., cashier, 
 gell, Stephen, accountant. 
 
 DONEQANA HOTEL, ST. JULIKN„& MoKEOGH, Proprietore, MONTREAL. (See card, p. 430). 
 
666 
 
 SHERBROOKE. 
 
 Farmers' Hotel, W. B. Booth, proprietor. 
 FAREWELL, WM.Juo., oMhier Eutern TownBhips 
 
 Bank. 
 FeltoD, E. P., notary pnblio and real estate agent. 
 Felton, Capt. John, orown land agent. 
 Felton, W. L., advocate. 
 FLETCIIER, C. II , wholesale dealer In confeotion- 
 
 •ry and breads of all kinds. 
 FOSS, SAMUEL J., postmaster, and dealer in drugs, 
 
 medicines, books and stationery (see card, p. 668). 
 Fraser, J. D., grooer, Upper Town. 
 FREEMAN, RICHARD, boot and shoemaker, and 
 
 dealer in hides, leather, findings, &o. 
 Oalt, Hon. A. T., M.P.P. 
 Oarand, Edward, carpenter and builder. 
 Qaraud, Francois, carpenter and builder. 
 Oanthier, 0., blacksmith. 
 Gordon, Clark, general store. 
 Gordon, J. A., contractor. 
 Gonlding, Joseph, saloon keep«r. 
 Griffith, James, J. P. 
 GRIFFITH. JOHN, J. P., councillor, auctioneer, 
 
 and dealer in dry goods, groceries and provisions. 
 GRIFFITH, THOMAS, dealer in groceries, provi- 
 sions, wines and liquors of all kinds. 
 GRIFFITH, WM., advocate, Griffith Block. 
 Guming, R., mason. 
 Hale, Edward, farmer. 
 Hallowell, John, inspector of inland revenue and 
 
 advocate. 
 Harkness, John, livery stable proprietor. 
 Harkness & Copping, carriage and waggon makoo^. 
 HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANV, A. 
 
 M. Smith, agent. 
 Heneker, R. Vf., commissioner of British American 
 
 Land Company. 
 Hopkioson, W., baker, Upper Town. 
 Sopkiuson, W. & Son, commission agents. 
 Bopkinson & Boaman, grocers, Upper Town. 
 Howe, E., commission merchant 
 IBBOTSON, W, E., druggist. 
 Jaisson, J., saddle acd harness maker. 
 Jameson, James, dry goods and groceries. 
 Jencks, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Jencks, S. B., machinist and millwright. 
 Johnston, S. B., physician and surgeon. 
 Lafontaine, P., blacksmith. 
 Laframbois, Louis, carpenter and builder. 
 LANIOAN, GEORGE, editor and publisher of the 
 
 Sherbrooke Leader. 
 Lanigan, Richard, printer. 
 Lapierre, Joseph, tin and eoppersmiik. 
 Lawford, L. B., accountant and fsrmer. 
 Lemay, L., boot and shoemaker. 
 LMley, J., butcher. 
 Lomas, A., woollen mill owner. 
 Lomas, Adam, blacksmith. 
 Loomis, Francis, general merchant. 
 LONDON AND LIVERPOOL FIRB AND LIFE IN- 
 SURANCE COMPANY, A. G. Woodward, agent. 
 Long, Richard, carriage maker and machinist. 
 Long, Wm., sash door, and blind maker. 
 Low k Wilson, architects and builders. 
 MAGOQ HOTEL, Cheney ft Foote, proprietors (see 
 
 eard, p. 668). 
 Marsh, J. W., A. M., school teacher. 
 MoKBCKNEY, M., dealer in dry goods, groceries, 
 
 boots, shoes, and provisions. 
 Mlllette, N., boot and shoemaker. 
 Mobbs, Samuel, tailor. 
 
 Montreal House, M. Turgeon, prop., Upper Town. 
 Morin, Leandr^, carter. 
 
 Morkill, R. D., dealer in dry goods, hardware and 
 provisions, town counillor and farmer. 
 
 MURPHY, THOMAS, merchant tailor. 
 
 Noven, Moses, oarpentor and builder. 
 
 Odell, T. B., watchmaker. 
 
 Par6, P., physician and surgeon. 
 
 PEARL, HOWARD U., watcbmakor and jeweller. 
 
 Pennoyer, Charlcu, J. P. and agent City Bank. 
 
 Phoenix Fire Insurance Company, A. M. Smith, 
 agent. 
 
 POMEROY, Colonel BENJAMIN, president Eastern 
 Townships Bank. 
 
 Porter, C. H., dentist. 
 
 Proctor, J. J., school teacher. 
 
 Presby, G. H., photographic artist. 
 
 Railroad House, 0. Cameron, proprietor. 
 
 Reed, Mathew, jailor and farmer. 
 
 Read, Wm., constable and livery stable proprietor. 
 
 Reed, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Reid, Rev. C. P., Church of England. 
 
 Rennie, J., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Ritchie, William, registrar, notary, and City Bank 
 agent. 
 
 Ritchie St, Thomas, notaries. 
 
 Robertson, 0. R., advocate and farmer, ofQoo Grif< 
 flth's Block. 
 
 Robertson, J. G., J. P., mayor, accountant, grist 
 mill owner and president Stanstead and Sher- 
 brooke Mutual Fire Insurance Company. 
 
 Robertson, Miss M., school teacher. 
 
 Robinson, Wm., barber. 
 
 Ryan, M., shoemaker. 
 
 Sanborn, Hon. John S., M.P.P. and advocate. 
 
 Sanborn ft Brooks, advocates. 
 
 Shannon, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 Sherbrooke Academy, J. W. Marsh, AM., principal. 
 
 SHERBROOKE GAZETTE, J. S. Walton, editor 
 and publisher. 
 
 Sherbrooke Hotel, W. Chamberlain, proprietor. 
 
 SHERBROOKE LEADER, George Lanigan, editor 
 and publisher. 
 
 Sherbrooke Mechanics' Institute. 
 
 Short, Hon. £., judge superior oouit. 
 
 Short & Morris, prothonotaries. 
 
 Shurtldff, T., butcher. 
 
 Sibley, P., scythe and axe maker. 
 
 Skinner ft Darragh, house and sign painters. 
 
 SMITH, A. M., Secretary and treasurer of Sher- 
 brooke, and general insurance agent. 
 
 Smith, Andrew MoKnight, collecting agent 
 
 Smith, Riohard, machinist 
 
 Sqnier, D. P., ft Co., paper mill owners. 
 
 Sufford, Erwin, gunsmlUi. 
 
 StafTord, J., blacksmith. 
 
 Stanstead and Sherbrooke Mutual Fire InBurano* 
 Company; president, J. G. Robertson; secretary 
 and treasurer, A. M. Smith. 
 
 Stevens, S. A., crier of Superior Court. 
 
 St. Francis Hotel, H. Cameron, proprietor. 
 
 St. Germain, P. D., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Terrill, F. W., barrister and advocate. 
 
 "Thomas, Daniel, notary public and deputy registrar. 
 
 Thomson, Alex., commissioner small causes. 
 
 TUCK, SAMUEL, proprietor Sherbrooke Foundry 
 and manuftoturer of agricultural implemoats. 
 
 Turgeon, M., proprietor Montreal House, U. T. 
 TWOSB, S., cabinet maker, upholsterer and under- 
 taker. 
 Walker, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Walker ft Bcothers, tinsmiths and general merchants. 
 WALTON, J. S., J. P., editor and publisher Shtr- 
 brcoke Oazeltt. 
 
 JOHN MATUEWSON ft SON, SOAP. CANDLE AND OIL WORKS, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 4S2.) 
 

 SHERBROOKE— SHERRINGTON. 
 
 687 
 
 Weitern Fire Insaranoe Company, A. M. Smith, 
 
 Bgont. 
 Weir, Misaea, mlllinera and dresamaken. 
 WillarJ, Thatcher, brewer. 
 Wlllard, W. P., farmer. 
 Willis, W. C, portrait painter. 
 Wilson, II., town counoillor. 
 Winter, Alex., harnesa and trunk maker. 
 Wltoher, C. W., bailiff. 
 
 WOODWARD, A. 0., coroner, agent London and 
 Liverpool Fire and Life Inaurance Company. 
 
 Woodward, John, town councillor. 
 
 Woodward, John, &Co., c binet makers, dealers and 
 undertakers. 
 
 Woodrow, J., butoher. 
 
 WortbinKton, £. D., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Wright, Mrs. J. £., aobool teacher. 
 
 SHERIDAN, C. W. — A post villngo, situated in the township of Toronto, county of Peel. 
 from Toronto 20 miles, and Oom Hamilton 25 miles. Population about 160. 
 
 DisUnt 
 
 Hill, Erastus D., general merchant. 
 Jull, Ueury, carpenter. 
 
 Long, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 POLLARD, JOSUDA, postmaster. 
 
 8HERIIST0N, C. W.— A thriving village, situated in the township of Humberstona, ooonty of WeN 
 land, and a station on the Buffalo & Lake Huron Railway. Wheat, barley and oata are the principal 
 productions. Distant from Welland, the county town, 14 miles ; from Port Colboma, 6 miles ; from 
 Fort Erie, 12 miles ; from Toronto, 66 miles ; and from Buffalo, N. Y., 14 miles. Bi-weekly mail. 
 Population about 260. 
 
 BELLE W, PATRICK, general merohant 
 
 Benner, Jacob J., blacksmith. 
 
 Burger, John, sen., mason. 
 
 Burger, John, Jun., mason. 
 
 Carver, Peter, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Cook, Rev. Mr, Chnrch of England. 
 
 Crowmiller, Henry, brickmakor. 
 
 Forsyth, James, saloon keeper. 
 
 Graft, Edward, weaver. 
 
 Oram, John A., tailor. 
 
 Howse, Isaac M., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Howse, Isaac M., shingle maker. 
 
 KABEL, MARTIN, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Kulow, Christian, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Lane, Henry, miller. 
 
 Michael, Nicholas C, carpenter and builder. 
 
 NEAR, DANIEL, J. P. 
 
 Northup, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Pitike, Christopher, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Ramsden, John, farmer. 
 
 Reineh, J., tailor 
 Sherk, Christian P., farmer. 
 Sherk, Daniel, farmer. 
 Sherk, Samuel, farmer. 
 
 SHERK, WILLSON, postmaster and" general mer- 
 chant (see card, p. 648). 
 Shisler, Abraham, firmer. 
 Smith, Qeorge, J. P. 
 Snider, Benjamin P., blacksmith. 
 Troup, Oeorge W., engineer. 
 Troup, Peter, flour, grist and saw mill proprietw. 
 Troup, Joseph, Sawyer. 
 Tupper, Rev. R. £., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Utz, Frederick, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Warner, H., tailor. 
 White, David, blacksmith. 
 Winger, Jacob, carpenter and builder. 
 Wintemute, Wm., farmer. 
 Zavitz, Miss Susan, milliner and dressmaker^ 
 
 SHEBRINOTON, C. E.— Also known as St. Patrick— a village, situated in the township of Sher- 
 rington, seigniories of Tuhaite and Babyville, and county of Napiervilla, and on the Montreal and 
 Caughnawanga Railway. It is distant fh>m St. Cypriaa, the oeunty town, 6 miles ; and from Montreal, 
 80 miles. Mail tri-weekly. Population about 260. 
 
 Arnold, F. E., J. P., notary public. 
 
 Babyville Mills, J. O. Laviolette, proprietor. 
 
 Barr^, Narcisse, hotel proprietor and butoher. 
 
 Bazainais, J. B., blacksmith. 
 
 Bell, John, J. P., councillor, commissioner of small 
 
 causes and farmer. 
 B6rard, Rev. E., Roman Catholic. 
 Bland, Rev. H. F., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Boston, J. H., (Tuhaite) township oou qillor. 
 Boutin, Narcisse, J.P., councillor and commissioner 
 
 of small oauses. 
 Brosseau, Edward, general merohant. 
 Busby, Miss C, school teacher. 
 BU8DY, GEORGE, postmaster (Sherrington) noUry 
 
 clerk of commissioners court and farmer. 
 Charon, Stanislas, carpenter and builder and cabinet 
 
 maker. 
 Clancy, P., school teacher. 
 CAt«, Jean F., J. P. 
 Cyr dit St. Jean, Ludger, shoemaker. 
 
 Deen, James, conncillor and farmer. 
 
 Dupnis, Beloni, mayor and farmer. 
 
 Duvernette, Rev. E., Church of England. 
 
 Fleming, Wm., J. P. and farmer. 
 
 Fontaine, Joseph, blacksmith, carriage and waggon 
 maker. 
 
 Gagn6, Amable, councillor and farmer. 
 
 Halfpenny, Patriek, commissioner of small oauses, 
 mnnieipal secretary-treasurer and farmer. 
 
 Hebert, Narcisse, blackamitb. 
 
 Hughes, James, sen., J. P. 
 
 Hughes, James, jun., farmer. 
 
 Kelly, Miss, school teacher. 
 
 Kelly, Patrick, farmer. 
 
 Laviolette, Joseph G. (Babyville) township counoil- 
 lor and mill proprietor. 
 
 McBride, John, blacksmith. 
 
 McCaffrey, Matthew, councillor. 
 
 McGrail, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 McKay, William, farmer. 
 
 SOAP, CANDLE AND OIL WORKS, JOHN MATUEWSON & SON, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 482.) 
 
668 
 
 SHERRINGTON— SIMCOE. 
 
 •1 
 
 NESBITT, JOHN (BabyTille) postmaster & farmer. 
 O'Meara, Wm., oommisBioDer of small oaases and 
 
 farmer. 
 Patterson, Rev. J., Presbyterian. 
 Prefontaine, Oodefroy & Co., general merchants. 
 
 Pritohard, Mrs. M. J., sohool teacher. 
 Reignier, Naroisse, J. P. and coanoillor. 
 Renneau, Louis, baker and confectioner. 
 Roy, Isaie, farmer & commissioner of small caofies. 
 Savage, Patrick, farmer. 
 
 SHIPLEY, C.W.— A post villnge situated in the township of Wallace and county of Perth, 
 from Stratford, the county town, 40 miles; and from Hamilton 76 miles. Population 120. 
 
 Distant 
 
 Armstrong, James, farmer. 
 
 Berlet, Valentine, mason and plasterer. 
 
 BRISTOW, EDWARD, postmaster, saw mill and 
 
 lumber merchant. 
 Bristow, Walter, collecting agent. 
 Follis, William, deputy reeve. 
 Frieoe, Henry, soap and candle manufacturer and 
 
 farmer. 
 Friece, Peter, carpenter, cabinet maker, carriage 
 
 and waj^gon maker. 
 Oraham, Andrew, school teacher. 
 Harris, Amanda, milliner and dressmaker, 
 Harris, T., tanner, currier, hatter and furrier. 
 Harris, Tenniok, gunsmith. 
 Hemswortb, Albert, architect, builder and cabinet 
 
 maker. 
 Hemswortb, Elias, farmer. 
 
 Hemswortb, M. C, township clerk and treasurer. 
 
 Jones, James, harness and trunk maker. 
 
 Kenekie, Frederick, cooper. 
 
 King William Hotel, Thomas Mnlvey, proprietor. 
 
 Kolverst, Charles E., blacksmith. 
 
 McDermot, John., reeve. 
 
 Miller, Valentine, mason a. -i plasterer. 
 
 Mulvey, Thomaa, proprietor King William Hotel. 
 
 Munsinger, Peter, pump maker. 
 
 Nortamon, Christian T., weaver. 
 
 Pigott, James, notary. 
 
 Rogers, Joseph, farmer, livery stable keeper, flour, 
 
 feed, auction and commission merchant. 
 Smith, Oramill, farmer. 
 Taylor, Qeorge W., J. P. 
 Vogle, Henry, boot and shoemaker. 
 Wild, Frederick, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 SHREWSBURY, C E. — A small post village, situated in the township of Chatham and county of 
 Argenteuil. Distant from Laohute, the county town, 10 miles. 
 
 Barrens, Thomas, jun., clerk of division court. 
 
 Burns, Henry, grocer. 
 
 Bums, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 CHAMBERS, JOHN, postmaster. 
 
 Davis, Arthur, councillor. 
 
 Edwards, Thomas, carpenter. 
 
 GriflSth, Rev. Joseph. ' 
 
 Grimes, Wm., councillor. 
 
 Hamon, Wm., councillor. 
 
 Henderson, Samuel, councillor. 
 
 McColloch, H., farmer. 
 
 McDonald, James, township officer. 
 
 MoKnlght, Qeorge, harness maker. 
 
 MoKnight, James, farmer. 
 
 McMabon, Joseph, weaver. 
 
 Morison, Henry, farmer. 
 
 Murphy, Exra, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Pollock, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Rogers, Oeorge, mayor. 
 
 Rothwell, Samuel, farmer. 
 
 Smith, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Sullivan, Mary, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Smith, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Thomson, Joseph, weaver. 
 
 Timins, Daniel, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Williams, John, farmer. 
 
 BIZiVER HILL, C. W.— A small country Post Office, situated on Big Creek, in the township of 
 Charlotteville, and county of Norfolk, contains one common school. Distant from Simooe, the county 
 town, 12 miles; Vittoria, 10 miles; and from Hamilton, 60 miles. — [For township officers and other 
 information see Vittoria. — Pdb.] 
 
 COLE, Mrs. E., postmistresB and general store. 
 Halladay, A., former. 
 
 Lemmon, H., farmer. 
 
 Shaply, Alouzo, school teacher. 
 
 SILVERSHOE, C. W.— Sunnidale StaUon— a imall post village, situated on the Northern Railway, 
 in the township of Sunnidale and county of Simme, North Riding. A large quantity of lumber is 
 brought to the station from the surrounding country to be shipped on the cars. Distant from Barrie, 
 the county town, 17 miles ; and from Toronto, 80 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Blain, Robert, tavern keeper 
 
 Christison, Wm , proprietor, Sunnidale Hotel. 
 Fleming, Andrew, blacksmith. 
 Hibbard, Joseph, saw mill proprietor. 
 Mather, James A., township treasurer, express agent 
 and general merchant. 
 
 O'Harra, Wra., carpenter. 
 
 ROSS, JOHN J., postmaster, express and freight 
 
 agent. 
 Sunnidale Hotel, Wm. Christison, agent 
 Woods, Henry, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 SIMCOE, C. W.— The capital of the county of Norfolk, situated on Patterson's Creek in the township 
 of Woodhouse. The country surrounding it is capable of a high state of cultivation, and furnishes large 
 quantities of wheat and other grains for the Simooe market. Simooo also trades largely in lumber, 
 
 TOBACCO WAREHODSE, WEST, BROTHEES, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 470.) 
 
SIMCOE. 
 
 669 
 
 flonr, dry goods, groeeries, &o., and is only distant from port Ryerse, a port on Lake Erie, 6 miles. 
 It contains r> good female academy, good common sobools, sereral churches, and is not without excel- 
 lent hotels Distant from Paris, 28 miles ; Brantford, 24 miles ; Vittoria, 7 miles ; Waterford, 8 miles ; 
 Port Dover, 8 miles ; Hamilton, 46 miles, and from Toronto, 85 miles. Mails daily and money order 
 office. Population about 2,000. 
 
 Abel &. Dnrward, merchant tailors. 
 
 Addams, Qeorge, cooper. 
 
 Addams, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Addams & Hurd, carriage and waggon makers. 
 
 American and British American Express Companies, 
 A. J. Donly, agent. 
 
 Anderson, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Ansley, J. H., barrister, &o. 
 
 Austin, J. S. & J., blacksmiths and waggon makers. 
 
 Austin & Worrett, general merchants. 
 
 BANK OF MONTREAL, Snmuel Read, agent. 
 
 Blackmer, Rey. U., Baptist. 
 
 Dottomley, John, innkeeper. 
 
 Boxall, Qeorge, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Bray Philip, sheriff's bailiff. 
 
 Britannia Life Insurance Cor pany of London, John 
 Curtis, agent. 
 
 BRITISH CANADIAN, William Wallace, editor and 
 proprietor. 
 
 Brown, L. B., foundry and machine shop, planing 
 mill proprietor. 
 
 Brown, M. C, J. P., saddler, trunk, harness maker 
 and tanner. 
 
 Burr, Wm., grocer. 
 
 Burton, Thomas, baker. 
 
 Bushel, Miss, teacher in Maple Lodge School. 
 
 Campbell Duncan, J. P. and agent Qore Hank. 
 
 CANAD.\ LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Thomas 
 W. Walsh, agent. 
 
 Camoohan, Miss, mi'liner and dressmaker. 
 
 Carnochan, Peter, general merchant 
 
 Carter, Henry, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 CHADWICK, J. T., livery stable keeper (see card, 
 p. 670). 
 
 Chivars, Henry, mason. 
 
 CLANCY, Mrs. ELIZABETH, proprietress Nor- 
 folk Mwenger. 
 
 CLARK, JOHN, M. D., physician and surgeon, and 
 coroner for the county of Norfolk. 
 
 Cook, Asa, tinsmith, stoves and agricnltnral imple- 
 ments. 
 
 Counter, G. F., watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Covernton, C. W., physician. 
 
 Cowan, Mr., teaoher in Union School. 
 
 Curtis, Jeremiah, blacksmith. 
 
 CURTIS, JOHN, grocer, agent London & Liverpool 
 Insurance Co., Western Assurance Co., Scottish 
 Provincial and Britannia Life Assurance Co. of 
 London. 
 
 Darling, Oeorge L., watchmaker, jeweller, and 
 dealer in fancy goods. 
 
 Deedes, Edmund, Sheriff County of Norfolk. 
 
 Del Hosts, Mr., teaoher in Union School. 
 
 DONLY, A. J., bookseller and stationer, periodi- 
 cals, school books &c., telegraph and express 
 agent (see card, p. 670). 
 
 Dougherty, John, mason. 
 
 Dredge, Qeorge IL, proprietor Mansion House. 
 
 Dyer, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 ErmaUnger, James, county clerk. 
 
 Falls, Owen H., tovn oounoiller and farmer. 
 
 Ford, N. C, J. P. 
 
 Oalaher, Patriok, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Oalbraith, Robert, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 GARDNER, SAMUEL, soalptor and marble yard 
 (■e« eard, p. 670). 
 
 Qibbon, Wm., soap and candle factory. . 
 
 Gibson, Mr., grocer. 
 
 Glover, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Gore Bank, Duncan Campbell, agent. 
 
 Grasett, Rev. Elliott, Church of England. 
 
 Grieve, Mrs. M. L., millinery, &o. 
 
 Groff, Henry, oonnty treasurer and insurance agent. 
 
 Hambridge, John, butcher. 
 
 Harding, John, butcher. 
 
 Harris, Wm. J., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Hays, Miss, teaoher in TTnion School. 
 
 Holland, John, house ;»nd sign painter. 
 
 Holland, Wm., house and sign painter. 
 
 Horning, Isaac, photographic artist. 
 
 Hunt, L. H., J. P., insurance, land and general agent, 
 
 issuer of marriage licenses. 
 Hurd, John, saloon keeper. 
 Ilton, Edward, grocer. 
 Jackson, George, town. councillor. 
 Jacksuu, J. & O., carpenters, joiners, planing mill 
 
 proprietors and cabinet makers. 
 Jackson & Oaks, photographic artists. 
 Kendall, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Kennedy, J. P., mason. 
 Kent, B. P., brewer. 
 Kent, Qeorge, farmer. 
 Kent, Samuel, farmer. 
 Lamson, N., general merchant, issuer of marriage 
 
 licenses, and coroner for the county of Norfolk. 
 Lear, H., watchmaker and jeweller. 
 Lee, Thomas, mason. 
 LIFE ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND, Wm. Shsrp, 
 
 agent. 
 Livingstone, Rev. M. W., Presbyterian. 
 Livingstone, Miss, teacher in Union school. 
 London and International Life Assurance Company, 
 
 Henry Groff, agent. 
 LIVERPOOL & LONDON FIRE INSURANCE 
 
 COMPANY, John Curtis, agent. 
 Lyons, James A., general merchant. 
 Lyons, Wm., general merchant. 
 Mansion House, 0. H. Dredge, proprietor. 
 Mathar, E., tailor. 
 Matherdon, Wm , blacksmith. 
 Matheson, C. W., attorney-at-law, eonveyancer, 
 
 notary public, &o. 
 Matheson, T. G., insurance agent. 
 McCallum, John, tailor and clothier. 
 McDonald, Christopher, cooper. 
 McKee, Samuel, saddle and harness maker. 
 Mearill, D., general merchant 
 Misner & Kendell, cabinet makers, undertakers and 
 
 furniture dealers. 
 MONTREAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY, A. J. 
 
 Donly, agent. 
 Moore, Mathias, tin and ooppersmith. 
 Moore, Robert, tin and ooppersmith. 
 MulhoUand, Rev. J. G., principal Union School. 
 MULKIN3, HENRY, postmaster and icsuranoe 
 
 agent 
 Murphy, John, insnranoe agent. 
 Murphy, Mr., teacher in Union School. 
 Murray, Alexander, blacksmith. 
 Murray, A. & J. P., carriage and waggon makers. 
 Neviils, Wm., innkeeper 
 Niooll, Thomas, J. P., physician. 
 
 WEST, BROTHERS, TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, MONTREAL (See Card, p. 470). 
 
670 
 
 SIMCOE. 
 
 THE NORFOLK REFORMER, 
 
 THZ ONLT LUBSAL HIWSPAPER PUBLISHED IH THB OOmiTT 07 HOBTOLK, 
 
 IS ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, 
 
 EnjoyB the largest AdTertining patronage of any pnper in tue County. AdvertiserB will do well to make a 
 
 note of this fact. 
 
 DONB IN THK BK8T 8TYI.B, ANT) AT VKUY MODBRATIS CHAKOKS. 
 
 NORFOLK BOOi 4 STAHONIRT fn»E. 
 
 A. J. DONLV, 
 
 BOOKSELLER AND BTATIONEB, 
 
 Wholeute and Retnll Doler in Library, 8chool and Htacaliane- 
 OUR Book*, aud Stationery, Knglish and Amerlcain NewtpKp49r(, 
 Perl<idicals, Magaxlnea. Ac Dealer in l^per Hanging!, and Agant 
 for Uuntr«al Telngraun and lixpreas Companias. 
 SIMCOIS, C. W. 
 
 S. GARDNER, 
 SOXTIL.I»TC 
 
 SIMOOE. C. W. 
 
 MuMe and Stone Carvingi of eTery description, Statnea, Buata, 
 
 tlie Koyal aod otiier Annis Mouuments, Qrave Stonea, 
 
 Fountaina, Ac, worked to order. 
 
 SHEPHERD'S HOTEL. 
 
 COURT. UUC8B SQUARE, 8IM00B, C. W. 
 
 JOHN SHEPHERD, PROPRIETOR. 
 
 Ttiia Is a nnt Ciaai tlotol, tecond to none In Onnada. The 
 largeat aod beat conducted Iluuao in the County of Norfolk. 
 
 t^ TIMig MODtRATI. ^K 
 
 WINCH k POTTS, 
 CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS, 
 
 BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, 
 Dtalera in Boem Papen, fto., Oili, Paiata« Dye Stuflk, 
 
 FATEHT MEDICINES, Ice. 
 Norftolk Street, SIMCOE, C. "W. 
 
 LIVERY 8TA.BLE. 
 
 J. T- W.«..^..^ WW uu^.«., 
 
 SIMCOE, C. W. 
 
 Elegant VEHICLES, and the best of Biding and DriTing HORSEfl always to be found in the Stables 
 
 BRIQO'S BLACK OIL is acknowledged, by all who have used it, to be superior to Qargling Oil, or any 
 other Medicine now before the public, for Bruises, Scalds, Cuts, Qalls and Fresh Wounds of all kinds, 
 Sprains, Frost Bites, Wind Galls, Lameness, Foundered Feet, Weakness of Joints, Contraotion of the 
 Muscles, External Poisons, Scratches or Orease Bites of Animals, Cramps, and many other diseases inci- 
 dent to Horses, Cattle, and Human Flesh. Sold by all Druggists and Country Dealers generally. 
 
 ffsr 0. c. BRiaos, general agent, Hamilton, c. w. 
 
 §(iSTic*s muM icamsie 
 
 JOHN HOUBIGAN, FBOFBIETOB. 
 
 BEOKWn'n BTRSn, PMITB'S FALLS, C. W. 
 A flrtt Glaaa Hooae, convenient to the boainMi part of the Tillage 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT & Co , 
 
 booksellers, Stationers, ^printers, 
 
 Lithographers, Bookbinders, &o. 
 
 17 & 18 KING STREET EAST, 
 TORONTO, 0. W. 
 
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 or Destroying Worms in Children, SITTZBE'S VERMIFUGE CANDT is by far the most pleasant, 
 safe, and «,leotaal remedy now in use. Try It 1 Sold by all Dealers in Medioines. 
 
 
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 BRIGGS' BLACK OIL is acknowledged, by all who hare used it, to be superior to Gargling Oil, or any 
 other Medicine now before the public, fur Bruises, Scalds, Cuts, Galls and Fresh Wounds of all kind*, 
 Sprains, Fro6t Bites, Wind Galls, Lameness, Foundered Feet, Weakness of Joints, Contraotion of the 
 Muscles, Exteual Poisons, Scratches or Grease Bites of Animals, Cramps, and many other diMMwa iaol- 
 dent to Horses, Cattle, and Human Flesh. 
 
 Sold by all Druggists and Country Dealers generally. 
 
 G. C. BRIGQS, GENERAL AGENT, HAMILTON, C. W. 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT & CO., BOOKBINDERS AND LAW PftlNTBRS, KINO STREET, TORONTO. 
 
SIMCOE— SI|fGHAMPTON. 
 
 871 
 
 NORFOLK MESSENOER, Mm. Elizabeth CUnoy, 
 
 proprietress. 
 NORFOLK REFORMER, R. Tlioroughgood, editor 
 
 and proprietor (see card, p. 670). 
 O'Carr, Mrs., teaclier in Union School. 
 Osbourne, W. B., town messenger and gaoler. 
 OWEN, ALFRED, patent right agent. 
 OWEN, JOHN B., farmer. 
 Parks, 8itnford, briokmaker. 
 Pellet, Finlay, hotel proprietor. 
 Perry, Swinton & Co., grocers. 
 Philpot, H. J., physician, surgeon, and coroner for 
 
 the county of Norfolk. 
 Phoenix Fire Insurance Company, Henry Groff, 
 
 agent. 
 Polley, A. Q., town councillor. 
 Pulley & Madden, agricultural implement manufac- 
 turers, founders and machinists. 
 Poole, Thomas, mason. 
 Pnroell, Asa A., lirery stable proprietor. 
 Rapelje, A. B , town treasurer and D. C. C. &|C. C. 0. 
 READ, SAMUEL, agent Bank of Montreal. 
 Ritchie, J. W., J. P. and farmer. 
 Ritchie, Ford & Co., general merchants, millen and 
 
 distillers. 
 Sali::./^, James, J. P. and physician. 
 Salmon, Wm., county judge. 
 Schiler, Charles, butcher. 
 SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL INSURANCE CO., John 
 
 Curtis, agent. 
 Sharpe, Wm., agent for the Life Association of 
 
 Scotland and accountant. 
 SHEPHERD'S HOTEL, John Shepherd, proprietor 
 
 (see card, p. 670). 
 SHEPHERD, JOHN, proprieter Shepherd'e Hotel 
 
 (see oaru, p. 670), 
 Smith, Wm., mason. 
 Spaden, Wm., cooper. 
 Stanton & Tisdale, barristers, attorneys, notaries 
 
 public, &c. 
 Stearns, Wilber, cooper. 
 Stephenson, Rev. W., Wesleynn Methodist. 
 Thompson & Hill, carpenters and builders. 
 
 THOROUGHQOOD, R , editor and proprietor Nor- 
 folk Reformer (see card, p. 070). 
 
 Tisdale, David, town councillor, master and deputy 
 registrar. 
 
 Toms, Albert, fkrmer. 
 
 Townley, Thomas, tailor. 
 
 Tune, James, baker. 
 
 Vanderlip, F., carriage maker. 
 
 Vannorman, R., attorney-at-law. 
 
 Wagner, Rer. T., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Walker, D. M., barrister, &o. 
 
 Walker, John, gunsmith. 
 
 WALLACE, WM., editor and proprietor BrilUh 
 Canadian and town elerk. 
 
 Walsh, A., J. P. 
 
 Walsh, F. L., registrar for the county o.' Norfolk. 
 
 Walsh, Thos. W., J. P., provincial land and county 
 surveyor, insurance agent and farmer. 
 
 Walsh & WilMn, flour and grist mill proprietors. 
 
 Waters, John, miller and baker. 
 
 Weatherly, John, tailor and clothier. 
 
 Wells, Lyman, dentist. 
 
 WESTERN ASSURANCE CO., John Curtis, agent. 
 
 Weston, Richard, tanner and currier. 
 
 Wilkinson, Mr., homeland sign painter. 
 
 Williamson, Jobn^ restaurant keeper. 
 
 Wilson, Duncan, cabinetmaker and furniture dealer. 
 
 Wilson, Dr. John, chemist and druggist. 
 
 WILSON, W. M., J. P., eounty crown attorney, 
 clerk of the peace, registrar of the Surrogate 
 Court, reeve of the town of Simce, and warden of 
 the county of Norfolk. 
 
 Wilson, Wm., general merchant. 
 
 WILSON ft MATHESON, barristers, attomeys-at- 
 law, solicitors-in-chancery, conveyancers, and no- 
 taries public. 
 
 WINCH ft POTTS, chemists and druggisto, book- 
 sellers and stationers (see card, p. 670). 
 
 Wisson, John, grocer. 
 
 WisBon, Wm., grocer. ^ 
 
 Wood, Thomas, deputy sheriff. 
 
 Wood, Thomas, high constable. 
 
 Wooton, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 SIXCLAIBVTLLE, C. W.— A small village on the Chippawa Creek, in the township of Binbrook 
 and county of Wentwoi'h. Population about 60. 
 
 King, Thomas, innkeeper. 
 
 SINOHAMPTON, C. W.— A post village situated on the boundry line between the townships of 
 Nottawasaga and 0:)prey, in the counties of Simcoe and Qrey. Distant from Collingwood, 13 miles; 
 from Biirrie, 40 miles; from Ovron Sound, 60 miles; and from Toronto, 110 miles. Population 
 about 200. 
 
 Algeo, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Baker, Rev. Isaac, Wesleyan ^klethodist. 
 
 Bell, Angus, land agent, conveyancer, issuer of mar- 
 riage licenses, commissioner m B. R., and olerk 
 
 . of the township. 
 
 bishop, George, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Bowerman, Beojamin, blacksmith and agricultural 
 implement manufacturer. 
 
 Onrdiner, J. J., cabinet maker and furniture dealer. 
 
 Gardiner, Wm. F., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Grant, David, J. P., sash, door and blind manufac- 
 turer, oarpenter and builder. 
 
 HAMILTON, JAMES, assistant postmaster, general 
 merchant, produce and provision dealer (see card, 
 p. 654). 
 
 Honey, Richard, agrierltaral implement manufao- 
 tarer. 
 
 Honey, Richard & Co., carriage and waggon macers. 
 
 Jardine, A., clerk 4th division court 
 
 Johnstone, Rev. Richard. 
 
 Keirnan, Thomas, teacher. 
 
 Maoauley, Thomas, flour, feed and grain dealer. 
 
 Randleson, J. B., physician. 
 
 Richmond, D., J. P. 
 
 Bolflson, Nell, accountant. 
 
 Rorke, John, clerk 4th division court. 
 
 Sherlock, Robert, general merchant 
 
 Sing, C. R., flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 SING, J. R., postmaster. 
 
 Sing, T. R., commissioner in B. R., conveyancer, 
 
 manufacturer of tweeds and Canadian cloths. 
 Stenion, John, proprietor Victoria Hotel. 
 Victoria Hotel, John Stenson, proprietor. 
 Teomans, G. M., general merchant. 
 
 SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY. (See Card, p. 446.) 
 
672 
 
 SMITH'S FALLS. 
 
 AND AGRICULTURAL 
 
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 G-. M. COSSITT & BRO., 
 
 UAMUrACTVBSBS Ot TBI 
 
 WITH COSSITT & YOUNG'S PATENT REAPER ATTACHMENT, 
 The most Perfect Combined IflOWER or REAPER ever made. 
 
 ALSO. 
 
 8 & 10 Horse Power Threshing Machines, with Separators and Cleaners. 
 
 Two Horse Tread Powers, with Wheeler' s Patent Comhined Thresher and Cleaner. 
 
 PLOUGHS, CULTIVATOBB, FANNINQ MILLS, FEED CUTTEBS, 
 
 AND AI.L KIHSS 01 
 
 CIBCULAB SAWING MACHINES, 
 
 Capable of Saving flrom Ten to Tvelve Tboasand feet of Lumber per day. 
 
 SHIKGLE MACHIJVES, GRIST AIVD SAW MILL CASTINGS, AND GEARING 
 
 01 BTIRT DB80BIPTI0K 1IAEJ9 TO OBDIB. 
 AT.T. OXtDBRB PXl02AX>XZj-jr BSCEOTTfBD. 
 
 €}. M. COSSITT A Bro. 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT & CO., PRINTERS, LITHOGRAPHERS, Ac, KING ST. EAST, TORONTO. 
 
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 eaners. 
 
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 BatM, W., teOar. 
 BUk^. Mn. 8., ^OOmm mU 
 Br*wa, H., wrrfi 
 CUrk, J., tdfi* to 
 CoaltOT, J., MMkHritk. 
 DiakM*. Joka, low ami _ 
 Dnwtr, W., low mad mw 
 rUaiiail, H., haM p f i p ritlwr. 
 rUadAll, B., MW ■»! praprtator, 
 OikMo, G., faaaral wmankmmL 
 
 ', aaddrygaada 
 
 IkUekMitk. 
 
 Oillaa, ' 
 
 Baammm, Ba?. J., WwlaTaa Ma(ka«at 
 IralM< JaMa P., aanauar aad Jeiatr. 
 LaakUa, JaMa C, J. P. aad bUakmitk. 
 Mawk. P. B.. ta 
 
 MUMCf A*f 490fMf« 
 
 Patear W., taw atll ai 
 
 SMITH, ABUAH. paafaa<ar aid grooar. 
 
 Baitk, 8. D., fkmar, aad daalar ia ptonghi aad 
 
 aagar kattlaa. 
 Wallar, Am, boat aad akoa B^'^ar. 
 Taaag^ Jaaob, palatar aad '^Airiaga Inlihar. 
 
 SICITHV VALLI, O. W.— Aa taaorparatad vaiaga aitaaUl aa tba Bidaaa Caaal, la tha lowaabia 
 of BlBtl^jr aad aa aa ^y af hmaA, aad a autioa oa tka BraekTilla aad Ottawa Bailwaj. A Urga b<ui> 
 I ia daaa ia tka aaaaAMtara of atovoa, ploa^ aad ikaaiag ailla. Diataat froM Partk, tka aoaaqr 
 
 towa, IS aaiM; ftaa BMakfiUa, M ailaa. 
 
 1 tka BraekTilla aad Ottawa BaUwaj 
 laiag ailla. Diataat froi 
 DailxaaiL Papaiatioa akoat 1800. 
 
 Allkia, Bar. Wa , CaaadlaB Praahytariaa. 
 
 Atabiaoa, Jaaaa, pk/aMaa aad aa fj aaa, aad 
 
 Bartlatt, Baaaall. aaMaat aakar, Baakwitk. 
 
 Bartlatt, BaaaaU W., akair makar, Baakwitk. 
 
 Bania, H. H., pkyiWM aad 
 
 Oaa^y, BUkaid, aaartr Am, imi: 
 
 OannU, J. W., aanuM aai vmm 
 
 CkafaMH B BaiMa, MaakaMltka^ 
 
 Ctark, AlanadM, jManl aMnkaal^ Baakwitk. 
 
 OUrk, MiM B.. mOl^m. Baakwitk. 
 
 CaK PalM, ptawlalarOlaka Halal, Baakwitk. 
 
 OalUaa, E. 8., adga laal ■aaaftiilani, lUrkat aad 
 
 0088ITT, 0, " 
 
 MSITT, 0. M. B Bra., jnprialan 
 diy. MiU(aMaarl,f.m). 
 
 Cnia, Jaka. palatar. HUa. 
 
 CraakM^Mn. JaaMi^ 
 
 vWfl)^ HMFVBt CftRMfl 
 
 BidaaaPoaa- 
 
 Oania^ 
 Dftvi^Iavl, 
 
 HOURMAN, JOHN, propria'r Saitk'a Palla Hoaaa. 
 Baakwitk (laa aard, p. 670). 
 
 Jarvta, J. T., aaUaat aakar aad Avaitara daalar, 
 Watar. 
 
 JABVI8, W. H. (aiga of tka taUa aad akair) aaaa- 
 fMtarar aad daalar ia awarj daaariptiaa ar aabiaal 
 work aad akaira, aaak aa aalha, aooakaa, t4ta-a- 
 tAlaa, karaaaa, aaatra aad atkar lablaab wkat-aot% 
 badalaada, looUag glaaaaa, aatlraaaaa, aM7 ak»ir% 
 
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 Jaakiaa^ Jaka P.. a iaar a l ■infcaat, Maia. 
 
 Jokaataa, Wilaaa, klaakaadtk. 
 
 Kaalar, N., aardiag bUL 
 
 Kirkwoad, J., boot aad akaaaakar, Watar. 
 
 Katakaa, Blakard 0., taaaar, Watar. 
 
 Laita, HaafT, J. P., aarriaga aad waggoa aakar. 
 
 Uwla, Bokart, Maakaaitk, Bay. 
 
 Laak. WaHar, bakar aad nalnMiair. 
 
 MaOaaa, Wbl, alaHaa aaalav B. 4 0. B. aad 
 
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 WIthOTri, 1. H.. 
 
 Wontll, IM. Joha Ball. ILA-K. D., Charak of 
 
 Kaglaai. 
 Wrish^ ChartM M., p^jrialM aai 1 
 
 SMITUVUULI; O. W.— ▲ Jaariiyag TUlaga. 
 
 Qriaabjr aad aaaa^ af Uaaota. DlaUat tnm 
 aiilaa; fraai 81. OaAariaM, tka aaaate aaat, 18 
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 Aleaek * Hawltt, 
 booto aad akaaa. 
 Baua. Bav. J. B.. Warfa^M Malkadlal 
 Bnkaay, BdwaH, baat aad akaaaakar. 
 Braat, Gaarga, g aaatal aarakaat 
 Baraa, Bar. Mr., WaalajM Matkodiat. 
 Carral. iaka, lailar. 
 ColUaa, JatMrfak, kaal aad akaaBMkOT. 
 Cdvar, /aka, pkjraWM. 
 Coafort, Daaial, faoadry and aaakiM akap. 
 Caaridiaa, Jaka W., pknUiaa aad aoroaar. 
 Coaa. Jaka, Maaka^tk. 
 Caopar, Wa., katol propriator. 
 Copataad, O aar g a , aarmga aad vaggoa aakar. 
 Oaraoa, Baraard, aarriaca aad wagma aakar. 
 Oaaaa, MaaM ■., MaakaaHk. 
 OtaikakMk, Wa., M.A., { 
 
 Paa k aa , i^mm^ tttmmt aad laalkM daalar. 
 
 miaaar, J. A., aaaaa aad Briakkiyw. 
 
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 aitaatod aa tka BlfM 
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 PapaUtiaa akaat 608. 
 
 Iralaad, Jaaapk, aaipMtar aad Mldar. 
 Kaataaa. Joka, tailar. 
 La^p, Joka H., aaaalakla. 
 Lallv, Martia, aoepar aad gaaaral aarakHi 
 UvUla, Bav. J. B.. Ualwaraaliat 
 Lawlaa, Bar. B., B p t aaopa l Matkadlat 
 MaAIUatw, Jaka, kaM aad akM 1 
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 MargatroTd, B. k M., laar aill pvapriatora. 
 
 Pattaraoa, Calrla C, eaa p ar. 
 
 Babarta, M. L B W. A., potoah aMalkatatara. 
 
 Boyal, Oaorga, MMkaaitk. 
 
 Boaa, Wa., IbaaArj aad aaakiaa akap. 
 
 Saitb, Haary, J. P., aatatr pabBa aad lud agaat. 
 
 Baitk, Jaaapk, aabiaat aakar. 
 
 BaitbriUa Oraaaar Bakoal, Wa. CralkakMk, H. A. 
 
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 OriMa, Biakard C, J. P. 
 Bartia, BlUak, aarvqw. 
 Hatriab Jaia Q., fkyalalM. 
 
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 Baiaia, &a aaMty 
 
 Btaraaa, Dwial, tuaar aad aartlav. 
 BlIaaM, AaM aad Marttral. ailUi 
 
 aakara. 
 TUt, Joka, briakaakar. 
 
 r. Jaka. aaddia, karaaM aad traak 
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 aakar. 
 
 TeHbr, Wa., aarpMi 
 tHOMPBON. BOBBBT, J. P., paataaalai, alark af 
 6tk DivialoB Coarl, l aa M MOi a|^l, aaktrjr pabllo. 
 Wardall, Jj, aaU aaatiaatar. 
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 Smith k O'Rjan, general merchfinti. 
 Toulmia, Alfred P., townibip reere. 
 Watson, A. W., J. P. 
 
 Whitley, Samuel, proprietor CrowB aad Aaohor 
 
 Hotel. 
 Volcom, Rer. Wm., Methodist Episcopal. 
 
 SOMERSET, C. B. —Known also by the name of Plessis»ille— a ibri'inR ▼illag* and station on the 
 (Jriinil Tnitili Railway, situated on Black Creek, in the pariuli of Somerset, county of Megantio. and 
 ilistriot of Quebec. Distant from InTorness, 16 miles ; and from Quebec 4tt milea. D^iljr ''lail. Popu- 
 lation about 600. 
 
 Armstrong, M., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Auger, J. B., blackHmith. 
 
 liluudin, A., hou!!e and sign painter. 
 
 Hloiidin, J., baker and confectioner. 
 
 Boisvert, Octave, blacksmith 
 
 Boisvert, P., carpenter, builder and waggon maker. 
 
 Bourassa, 0., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Brunelle, E., general merchant. 
 
 Carpentier, D., mason. 
 
 Coruiiere, L. C, general merchant. 
 
 Cormier, 0., notary public. 
 
 Cormier, T., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Cossette, A., boot and shomaker. 
 
 Doucette, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Doucette, 8., blacksmith. 
 
 Drolette, J., plasterer. 
 
 Fraser, James, general merchant. 
 
 JUTRAS, II., postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 Lacerte, T., blacksmith. , 
 
 Lacerto. T., baker and confectioner. 
 
 Lajoie, N , boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Larue, I'. H., notary public. 
 
 Larue, W., eftrponter ami builder. 
 
 Mackie, James, express agent. 
 
 Matte, A., tanner and currier. 
 
 Mattt^, Rev. Joseph, Roman Catholic. ^- 
 
 Parant, O., blacksmith. 
 
 IVrusse, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Piteau, L. J., advocate. 
 
 Poudrier, F. L., crown land agent. 
 
 Prince, J., hotel keeper. 
 
 Prince, J. B., general merchant. 
 
 Robitaille, P., flour, woollen & saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Taylor, S. M. C, general merchant and distiller. 
 
 Triganne, P. , general merchant 
 
 Vigneau, P., tailor. 
 
 Wadeau, W., saw mill proprietor. * 
 
 SONYA, C. W.— .i small post village situated in the township of Beach and county of Ontario, 
 lation about 30. 
 
 Popa- 
 
 Campbell, Rev. John, Canada Presbyterian. 
 Congcrland, Adam, saw mill proprietor. 
 Fraser, Joseph, saw mill proprietor. 
 UARPEK, LEWIS, postmaster, general merchant 
 and hotel proprietor. 
 
 .Tarmen, Henry, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Mcllvain, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Milne, John, blacksmith. 
 Orr, James, blacksmith. 
 
 SOBEL, C. B.— A town pleasintly situated at the mouth of the river Richelieu, on the south shore of 
 the river St. Lawrence, in the seigniory of Sorel, county of Richelieu, and district of Montreal. It 1| 
 on the site of a fort constructed in 1666 by Mr. UeTraoy, and was for many year.* the summer residenoo 
 of successive governors of Casnda. The Chamb'y Canal afl^ords commercial communication with the 
 United States. Sorel posiiessas an extensive and well supplied market, and several foundries and other 
 manufacturing establishments. On the opposite side of the river Richelieu are extensive ship yards, 
 and the harbor is the winter quarters of nearly all the steamers and river craft plying between Mon- 
 treal and Quebec. Sorel has been recently constituted the Chuf Lieu of the district of Richelieu, 
 composed of the counties of Richelieu, Berthier and Yamaska. Distant from Montreal, 45 miles ; from 
 St. Ours, 12 miles; and from Berthier, 4 milea. Dally mail and money order office. Population, per 
 last census, about 4,800. 
 
 Allan, IS. C, school teacher. 
 
 Allen, Dr., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Armstrong, Charles L., J. P. 
 
 Anderson, Rev. Wa., Church of England. 
 
 Arsenanlt, , hatter, &o. 
 
 Barthe, G. J., editor and proprietor Sorel Oazette, 
 
 King. 
 Barthe k Meillenr, advocates. 
 Beauchemin, Louis, carpenter. King. 
 Beauchemin, M., foundry. King. 
 Bglanger, J., grocery, Sophia. 
 BENOIT, ANTOINE, bookseller and stationer, King 
 
 (see card, p. 690). 
 Biron, Chas., prop. Montreal House, Queen, 
 filanohard. Rev. C., Roman Cathoiio. 
 Bluteau, P., tanner and ourrier. 
 Boivin, Louis, boot and shoemaker. King. 
 Boucher, O., tailor. 
 Bumeau, Mrs., grocery, &o., Augusta. 
 
 Buttery, Wm H., dealer in groceries, wines, liqnorfl, 
 hardware, medicines, &o., cor. King and Augusta. 
 
 Cadieux, Dr. P., physician and surgeon. 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, R. nar- 
 rower, agent. 
 
 Cartier, J., assist, deputy prothonotary. 
 
 Champagne, Moses, blacksmith, King. 
 
 Chapdelaine, A., flour and grist mill proprietor, 
 
 Chenerut, L., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Chevallier, J., deputy registrar. 
 
 Chevallier, P. R., sheriff and county registrar. 
 
 Chretien, Mrs., milliner, Augusta. 
 
 Christian Brothers Catholic School, Mr. Jefferj, 
 director. 
 
 Clement, P., groceries. Market Square 
 
 Coulin, A., manufacturer and dealer in boots and 
 shoes, Augusta, corner King. 
 
 Oourchaine, Ed., tavern keeper. Queen. 
 
 Craig, F. X., upholsterer, furniture dealer, &o. 
 
 DONEQANA HOTEt., ST. JULIEN k McKBOQH, Proprietors, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 430.) 
 
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 CORNER KING AND GEORGE STREETS, SOREL, C. E. 
 
 RALPH FISH, PROPRIETOR. 
 
 f This fine Hotel is situated in the centre of the Town, and within one hundred jards of the Steamboat 
 
 Landing, and convenient to all places of BuHiness. The Rooms are large and well furnished. The Table 
 is at all times supplied with the best the market affords. 
 
 No pains will be spared by the Proprietor to render it in erery respect 
 
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 Hardware, Leather and Shoe Findings, and General Marine Storee, 
 
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 DEALKB IN 
 
 FLOUR, POEK, GRAIN, AND ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE, 
 
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 
 KlTSfQ STREET, SOREL, C. E. 
 
 HOTEL DE ROYAL VICTORIA, 
 
 RUE QUEEN, PSOCHEE QUAI DE LA BATEAU A VAPEUR, SOREL, C. B. 
 
 Cette maison et6-il oonTenient aprctex de bateaux A. vapeor et est attachde a la rue commeroial. 
 
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 Boarden kept by the Day or Week, on the meet Raaeonable Terme. 
 
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 COURT OF SMALL CAUSES, Wm. Lnnan, eom- 
 
 missioner, King. 
 Crebassa, John Q. , notary public. 
 DAVIEAU, PIERRE, proprietor Union Hotel, Mar- 
 ket Square (see card, p. 676). 
 Davieau, T., boot and shoemaker, Angusta. 
 Dorion, Chaa., advocate, corner Augusta and King. 
 Drolet, H., town councillor. 
 Drolet, Hubert, carriage malcer. 
 Duplessis, Joseph 0., postmaster and notary, Aa- 
 
 gnsta. 
 Dupr6, F. , shoemaker, Augusta. 
 Duval, Pierre, boot and shoemaker, Augusta, 
 ^ay, Wm., dry goods merchant. 
 Ji inley, David, merchant tailor. King. 
 FISH, RALPH, proprietor Victoria Hotel, comer 
 
 King and George (see card, p. 670). 
 Fish, Mrs. , boarding house. Queen. 
 Fortin, Oodefroy, saddle and harness maker, An- 
 
 gusta, near King. 
 Fortin, N6r£e, saddle and collar maker, Augusta. 
 Foy, Wm., general dealer. Queen. 
 Gaijjon, P., boarding house, King. 
 Oarcereau & Fits, tinsmiths, Augusta. 
 Gauthier, D. Z., advocate. 
 Gautbier, Louis, blacksmith. 
 G^n^reux, 0., boot and shoemaker. Market Sr>aare. 
 Genest, A., watchmaker and jeweller. 
 Germain, A., advocate. 
 Gervais, Francois, town councillor and generaljmer- 
 
 chant, Augusta. 
 Oorro, M , boot and shoemaker, Augusta. 
 Gouin, Antoine N., prothonotary. 
 Grenier, B., tinsmith, Augusta. 
 Grenier, Louis J., soap and candle maker, |groceriea, 
 
 liquors and provisions, Augusta. 
 Query, P., tailor. 
 HARROWER, R., agent Canada Life [^Assurance 
 
 Company. 
 Hayden, Robert, 8. L., town councillor. 
 HUNT, GEORGE, painter and general dealer, cor. 
 
 Court House Fquare. 
 Jenkinson, Richard, stone and brick mason. 
 Jodoin, Eustuche, tanner and currier. 
 Johnson, Edward, physician and surgeon. 
 Joubert, L. N., cashier Richelieu Line of Steamen, 
 
 on the Wharf. 
 KELLY, WILLTAM, dealer in dry goods, groeeries 
 
 hardware flour and produce, Queen (see card, 
 
 p. 676), 
 Kittson, Robert H., general dealer, J. P., oommii- 
 
 sioner of small causes anJ councilman, King. 
 LABELLE FRAN(!OIS, wholesale and retail dealer 
 
 in groceries, provisions, crockery and hardware, 
 
 King. 
 Lalibert^, E. M., tavern keeper. Queen. 
 Lambert, Rev. 8., Roman Catholic. 
 Lamtire, Jean Baptiste, J. P., town mayor, commis- 
 sioner of small causes. 
 Lamoureui, R., blacksmith. 
 Langefin, P., grocery, Augusta. 
 Langlois, T., grocery, Queen. 
 LaPalme, 8., deputy prothonotary. 
 Latreuse, R., grocer, Augusta. 
 Lavall^e, Madame A, cap maker, Augusta. 
 Lecuyer. J. D. H., dry goods, Augusta. 
 Leduc, Levi, tanner and currier. 
 Levellez, V., grocery, Prince. 
 Lovelay, Lewis, saddle and harness maker, Augusta. 
 LUNAN, WILLIAM, baker, confectioner, grocer, 
 
 &c.. King (see card, p. 676). 
 Lussier, £., boot and shoemaker Augusta. 
 
 Ma8s6, A., general dealer. Queen. 
 
 Mass^, A. £., general merchant. 
 
 Martelle, E., stone and brick mason. 
 
 Mathieu, M., deputy sheriff. 
 
 McCallian, Wm., dry goods merchant, Angusta. 
 
 McCarthy, Thomas, town councilman. 
 
 McCarthy, D. J. & Co., boat builders, &c., opposite 
 
 Sorel. 
 McFarlane, D. J., proprietor of Sorel Engine Works, 
 
 Queen. 
 Meilleur, Rev. H., Roman Catholic. 
 Mondor, B., plasterer. 
 
 Mondor, E. J., agent for Richelieu Company's Works. 
 Mondor, Joseph, agent for the Richelieu Line of 
 
 Steamers, on the wharf. 
 MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., King Street, Geo. 
 
 Voung, agent. 
 Morgan, James, J. P., general merchant and insur- 
 ance agent, cor. Queen and Augusta. 
 Morin, Michael, cooper shop. 
 Mountain, Edward, tavern keeper, Queen. 
 Naud, Z., dry goods and boots and shoes, Angusta. 
 Nettleton, Thomas, dagnerrean artist, opp. Market. 
 No«i, I., grocery, Sophia. 
 O'Ueir, E., clothing merchant, Market Square. 
 Olivier & Armstrong, advocates. 
 Ouellet, Thos., photographer. King. 
 Onellet, Mrs. Thomas, milliner and dressmaker, 
 
 King. 
 Page, E., painter. 
 
 Patenaude, John & Stephen, foundry, Augusta. 
 Patenaude, O., hotel and livery stable keeper. 
 Pelletier, E., painter, Charlotte. 
 PELLETIER, G., proprietor Royal Victoria Hotel, 
 
 Queen (see card, p. 676). 
 Picke, E. W., advocate. 
 
 Preconrst, J. B. L., notary. ., , 
 
 Remeur, M., boarding house, Market. 
 Remeur, Madame, boarding house, Augusta. 
 Richard, N., tinsmith, Augusta. 
 Richardson, W., barber. Queen. 
 Rolean, Alex., painter. 
 
 ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, G. Pelletier, propri- 
 etor. Queen (see card, p. 676). 
 Rnsseau, R., stone and brickmason. 
 Saxton, Wm., flour and grist mill. 
 Schmidt, Amable, watchmaker, Augusta. 
 Shibus, j'^., stone and brickmason. 
 Shibus, 0., stone and brickmason. 
 Shibui, ?., stone and brick mason. " 
 Sinoennes, Jacques F., J. P. 
 Sorel Engine Works, D. J. McFarlane, proprietor, 
 
 Queen. 
 Sorel Gattttt, 0. J., Borthe, editor and proprietor, 
 
 King. 
 St. Germain, F., hatter, Anguftin. 
 St. Louis, A., custom house officer. 
 Turootte, L. C, physician. King. 
 UNION HOTEL, P. Davieau, prop., Market Square 
 
 (see card, p. 676). 
 VICTORIA HOTEL, Ralph Fish, proprietor, oomer 
 
 King and George (see card, p "'"). 
 Villemaire, C, carriage maker. King. 
 Wcilbrenner, Chaa., boot and shoemaker, Augusta. 
 Woaillimet, G., shoemaker, Augusta. 
 Woolley, W., grocery. Queen. 
 Woolley, Wm., baker and confectioner. Queen. 
 WRIGHT, JAMES HAMILTON, auctioneer and 
 
 dry goods merchant. Ring (see card, p. 690). 
 WURTELE, C. J. C, advocate, King. 
 YOUNG, GEORGE, agent, Montreal Telegraph 
 
 Company, King. 
 
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 H, F. BKLLEW, DEALER IN SADDLERY, HARDWARE, fto.. QUEBEC. (See Card, p. 500.) 
 
678 
 
 SOUTH BOLTON— SOUTH ELMSLgY. 
 
 80T7TH BOLTON, C. E.— A small post office, litaated in the township of Bolton and jounty of 
 Drome. Distant from Drome, the county town, 8 miles ; and from Montreal, 80 miles. 
 
 Arehilles, Charles, carpenter and builder. 
 
 ArcbiUea, MoBe^ carpenter and builder. 
 
 Barry, Rot. R., Baptist 
 
 Giddings, George, J. P. 
 
 Godden, Rev. John, Cbnroh of England. 
 
 Greener, Wm., saw mill owner. 
 
 McMannis Hotel, John MoMannis, proprietor. 
 
 MoMANNIS, JOHN, postmaster, school commis- 
 sioner, secretary and treasurer of the municipal 
 council and taTcm keeper. 
 
 Ploof, Louis, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Porter, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Sargent, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Scales, Rer. Wm., Wesleyan Methodist 
 
 Tilton, Manly, carpenter and builder. 
 
 SOUTH CAYUGA, O. W.— Sometimes called Fry's Comers— a small Tillage, situated in the 
 township of the same name and county of Haldimand. Distant iVom Cayuga, the county town, 12 
 miles ; and from Hamilton, 86 miles. Daily mail. Population 42. 
 
 Albright, Daniel, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Albright S., farmer. 
 
 Bilger, Andrew, carpenter. 
 
 finmbam, 0., township councillor. 
 
 Cook, Robert, township reeve. 
 
 Drake, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Drake, Nelson, blacksmith. 
 
 Edie, Charles, township councillor. 
 
 Fradenburgh, J., township ooancillor. 
 
 FRY, ISAAC, township clerk, postmaster, general 
 
 merchant and insurance agent (see card, p. 654). 
 Fry, John, township 'Councillor. 
 Houseberger, Valentine, farmer. 
 Mayer, A. N., school teacher. 
 MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OP 
 
 CLINTON, Isaac Fry, agent (see card, p. 654). 
 
 SOUTH DOUBO, O. W. — A small post village, situated in the township of the same name and 
 county of Peterboro'. Distant from Peterboro', the county town, 9 miles. Population about 30. 
 
 Lynob, Rev. Michael, Roman Catholic. 
 
 SULLIVAN, DANIEL, postmaster and general store- 
 keeper. 
 
 SOUTH DUMMER, C. W. — A small post village, situated in the township of Dnmmer and county 
 of Peterboro'. It is 6 miles west of Norwood, and is surrounded with an extensire farming country. 
 It is distant from Peterboro', the county town, 15 miles. 
 
 Briden, Rev. Wm., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Foley, James, clerk division court. 
 
 Grahen, Alexander, publisher of Examine'. 
 
 Hume, Thomas, carpenter, builder, cabinet maker 
 
 and furniture dealer. 
 McMaster, James, blacksmith. 
 Nioholl, Wm., cooper. 
 Pool, Dr., physician. 
 Ritchie, 'Thomas, saw mill proprietor. 
 Bcott, Dr., physician. 
 
 Scott, John, constable. 
 
 South Dummer Examiner, Alexander Graham, pub- 
 lisher. 
 SPEER, JOHN H., postmaster, carpenter k builder. 
 Speer, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 Stinson, Richard, tailor. 
 Wason, James, collecting agent. 
 WhLtock, Peter, Uilor. 
 Wigmore, Robert, land agent. 
 Wigmore, Wm., J. P. 
 
 SOUTH DUBHAM, C. E.— A thriving village and sUtion on the Grand Trunk Railway, situated 
 in the township of Durhiim and County of Drummond. Distant from Drummondville, tht County 
 town, 22 miles ; from Montreal, 62 miles ; and from Quebec, 106 miles. Daily mail. Population 
 about 160. 
 
 Btsson, J., carpenter and builder. 
 Bl«kc, C, farmer. 
 Cherpenter, M., shoemaker. 
 Dnffy, J., farmer. 
 Foisie, M., blacksmith. 
 Griffith, James, farmer. 
 Howitson, Miss Elisabeth, school teacher. 
 Hubert, M., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Leclare, L^on, blacksmith. 
 
 LEIGHTON, ASA A., J. P., postmaster and express 
 agent. 
 
 Lynch, P., tidlor. 
 
 Ai artin, Thomas, hotel keeper. 
 
 Mayo, C, shoemaker. 
 
 Meranville, Frank, cooper. 
 
 Prefontaine, F., J. P. and general merchant. 
 
 Scott, Rev. John, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Tait, Mairs & Co., general merchants. 
 
 Vallie, Louis, shoemaker. 
 
 Watt, James B., mason. 
 
 ViTurtele, B«r. L. C, Church of England. 
 
 SOUTH ELMSLEY, C. W.— A village situated on Otter Creek, in the township of BIrosley and 
 county of Leeds. DiHtaut from Drockville, the county town, 28 miles ; from Ottawa, 60 miles ; from 
 Kingston 60 miles; from Montreal, 170 miles; and from Toronto, 180 miles. Mail tri-weekly. 
 Population about 800. 
 
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 Bray, George, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Brown, John, phyBieian and aurgeon. 
 
 Canont, Charles W., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Dennie, Francis, plasterer and cooper. 
 
 Daffield, John, farmer. 
 
 Duffield, Thomas, boot and shoe maker. 
 
 FERQCSON .^OHN, postmaster, produce, commia- 
 
 aion and g..deral merchant, accountant, &o. (see 
 
 card, p. 654). 
 Ferguson, Thomas MoO., House and sign painter. 
 Qraham Robert, township treaaurer. 
 Honrigan, James, townahip reete. 
 Honrigan, Mias, milliner and dreaamaker. 
 Ireland, Jamea W., blaekamith. 
 Jndaon, Silaa, wheelwright 
 McEwen, Peter, farmer. 
 HoKenney, Wm., blacksmith. 
 McMahon, Cornelius, weaver. 
 
 Moore, James S., school teacher. 
 O'Reily, Thomas, hotel proprietor. 
 Newman, Wm. K., boot and shoemaker. 
 Nichols, Qeorge, J. P. 
 Shamior, Edward, dentist. 
 Bbamior, Francis, hotel proprietor. 
 Shields, Jamea, general merchant. 
 Simpson, Peter, raw mill proprietor. 
 Simpson, Peter & Co., flour grist and saw mill pro- 
 prietors. 
 Synott, James, tailor. 
 Tetlook, Henry, farmer. 
 Tweedy, Darius, lumber merchant. 
 Tweedy, James, maaon and farmer. 
 Weekea, Edward F., J. P., insurance agent. 
 Williamaon, George, farmer. 
 Williamson, Thomas, township olerk. 
 
 SOUTH ELY, O. E. — A village, situated in the townahip of Ely, county of Shefford and district of 
 Montreal. Distant from Waterloo, the county town, 15milea; Montreal, 75 miles; Quebec, 100 miles* 
 and from Richmond station on the Grand Trunk Railway, 15 miles. A tri-weekly mail atage from 
 Waterloo and Richmond, passes through to Lawrenceville, fare $1 50. Population about 100. 
 
 Bissonette, F. X., flour and feed dealer. 
 Blanchard, F. R., J. P., township mayor, general 
 
 merchant and farmer. 
 Cousineau, J. B., flour, saw and grist mill proprietor. 
 Darby, Jaco, school teacher. 
 Darby, Nathan, farmer. 
 Darby, V., farmer. 
 
 Dexter, G. M., carpenter and builder. 
 Dnclos, Pierre, blacksmith. 
 Gendreau, P., flour, saw and grist mill proprietor, 
 '^^reenwood, Zenaa, farmer. 
 
 Jamieaon, Ira, farmer. 
 
 Langellier, Joaeph, blackamith. 
 
 LAY, A. W., J. P., poatmaster, physician and far- 
 mer. 
 
 Lay, Wm , aaw mill proprietor, carpenter & builder. 
 
 Pigeon, Rev. M., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Reneault, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Smith, Rev. F. X., CaWinist. 
 
 Violette, F., J.P., township secretary-treasurer and 
 physician. 
 
 SOUTH HINCHINBBOOK, C. E,— A post village situated in the township of Godmanchester 
 and county of Huntingdon. Distant from Huntingdon, the county town, 10 miles ; from Montreal, 66 
 miles ; and 1 mile from the boundary line. Population about 125. 
 
 Call, S. G., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Coffy, J. N., physician. 
 
 Dickson, Miss C, milliner. 
 
 Donnelly, James, livery stable proprietor. 
 
 Doff & Cooper, cabinet makers. 
 
 Fletcher, John, tailor and clothier. 
 
 Hannaberry, Miss M. A., tailoress. 
 
 Henderson, A., J. P., flour and saw mill proprietor 
 
 and insurance agent. 
 HOLBROOK, J., J. P., postmaster. 
 Ltman, George, joiner. 
 Lewis & Thompson, brickmakers. 
 March, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 McPherson, John, sewing machine agent. 
 Muir, Peter, builder. 
 
 Nesbit, Thomas, blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 O'Reilly, Charles, general merchant. 
 O'Reilly, John, general merchant & hotel proprietor 
 Reilly & Hames, brokers in second hand goods. 
 Smith, M. M., collector of customs. 
 Tallon, Patrick, cooper. 
 Wallis, James, grocer and saloon proprietor. 
 Webater, Meiga & K.:app, flour and aaw mill pro- 
 prietors. 
 White, Job.', produce and provision dealer. 
 Wilson, Guy H,, baker and confectioner. 
 
 SOUTH MARCH, O.W.— A post village situated in the townahip of March and county of Carieton 
 A fair ia held here on the flrst Tuesday in March, May, September and December. Distant from 
 Ottawa 14 miles. Stage fare $1. Daily mail. Population 100. 
 
 A-matrong, Thomas, collector. Richardaon, Wm., aaaessor. 
 
 Butler, Rev. J., Church of England. Sharpe, Alexander, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Dunlop, Mrs., general merchant. SISSON, SAMUEL, postmaster & general merehaat 
 
 Morgan, George, town clerk. Smith, Thomas, hotel proprietor. 
 
 SOUTH MONAQHAN, C.W.— Sometimes called Centrevllle, and formeriy called Bloomfleld-i* 
 thriving village aituiiied in the townahip of the same name and county of Northumberiand DisUnt 
 from Cobourg; the county town, 22 miles ; from Farmorsvillo station on the Port Hope and Peterboro* 
 Railway, 2 miles; from Port Hope, 15 miles ; and from Toronto, 80 miles. Daily mail. PoDulaUon 
 about 100. *^ 
 
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 AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, FOR SALE BY H. F. BELLBW, QUEBEC. (See Card, p. 6W).) 
 
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 680 BODTH MONAG 
 
 HAN-flPARTA. 
 
 Brown, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Lamashire, Robert, cabinet maker. 
 
 Clegg, Mrs. milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Lang, Alex., brick maker. 
 
 Clark, John, hotel keeper. 
 
 Moncrief, Wm. George, b1a<iksmitfa. 
 
 Crossley, Holden, general merchant 
 
 Sharp,, Thomas, plasterer and mason. 
 
 BeRoniie, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Stratton, Samuel, general merchant and nndertaker. 
 
 Deyell, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 Tate, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 Fair, Wm., farmer. 
 
 WADDELL, ROBERT, postmaster and general mer- 
 
 Gordon, John, tailor. 
 
 chant. 
 
 Herron, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 
 SOUTH FOTTOIT, O. E.— Also known as Mansonrille— a Tillage, situated in the township of 
 Potton and county of Brome. Distant from Brome, the county seat, 18 miles; and from Montreal, 
 76 miles. Population of township about 2,000; mostly Americans by descent. 
 
 BARRY, ALVIK, J. P., postmaster and commis- 
 sioner for small causes. 
 
 Blanohard, S. J., court commissioner. 
 
 Blanchard, Thomas, boot an^ shoemaker. 
 
 Boright, N. & 8. & Co., dry goods merchants. 
 
 Bowker, M. R., harness maker. 
 
 Bullock, Charles, councillor. 
 
 Carson E., cooper. 
 
 I>.iunii>2, B. F. & Ira, tanners. 
 
 Button, Wm., cooper. 
 
 Elkins, M. L., jun., J. P., mayor and court com- 
 missioner. 
 
 Gilfflan, Thomas, court and school commissioner. 
 
 Godden, Rer. John, Church of England. 
 
 Green, Horace, oounoillor. 
 
 Harvey, Ezra, court commissioner. 
 
 HarTey, R. M. , councillor. 
 
 Heath, Charles, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Hollingsworth, John, clothier and carder. 
 
 Jones, O. B., councillor and school commissioner. 
 
 Little, Thomas H., cabinet maker. 
 
 Mason, Stillman, councillor. 
 
 pro- 
 
 Manson, James, school commissioner, hotel 
 prietor, township secretary and treasurer. 
 
 MoMannis, James, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Morse, Albert, school commissioner. 
 
 Parker, F. J., collector of customs. 
 
 Peabody, Albert, bailiff superior court. 
 
 Peabody, F. S., school commissioner. 
 
 Peabody, M. H. & Charles, blacksmith. 
 
 Peabody, Olirier, blacksmith, carriage and waggon 
 maker. 
 
 Peabody, Samuel, oonneillor, secretary and treasur- 
 er to school commissioners. 
 
 Perkins, A. C, J. P. 
 
 Perkins, C. C. & J. L., lumber merchants and plan- 
 ing mill proprieto- 1. 
 
 Perkins, L. A., clerk j court commissioners, com- 
 missioner of small causes, and agent for LiTerpooI 
 and London Fire Insurance Co. 
 
 Perkins, W., blacksmith & bailiff of Superior Court. 
 
 Robinson, Bros., grist mill proprietors. 
 
 Sanborn, Chandler, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 StCTens, N. P., dealer in flour and pork. 
 
 Willson, 0. H., hotel proprietor. 
 
 
 SFABTA, C. W. — A post Tillage in the township of Yarmouth and county of Elgin, East Riding. 
 Distant from St. Thomas, the county town, 10 miles. Daily mails and money order office. Population 
 about 600. 
 
 Bate, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 BcTin, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Burt, D., brickmaker and potter. 
 
 Canby, Amos 0., farmer. 
 
 Garr, James, shoemaker. 
 
 Climpson, James, tailor. 
 
 Doan, Misses, milliner. 
 
 t>oan, George, school teacher. 
 
 Doan, Israel, mason and plasterer. 
 
 EAKINS, JOHN A., postmaster, general merchant 
 and insurance agent. 
 
 Haight, Adam, potter. 
 
 Haight, Samuel, farmer. 
 
 HarToy, David, farmer. 
 
 fiigson. Miss, milliner. 
 
 Jay, Alfred, blacksmith. 
 
 Kipp, Jesse, farmer. 
 
 Kumph, F., tailor. 
 
 Lane, John, plasterer and mason. 
 
 MandcTille, Benjamin, tanner. 
 
 Mann & Son, founders and machinists. 
 
 McCann & Son, agricultural implement manufactu- 
 rers and foubders. 
 
 MoConnell, Thomas, cooper. 
 
 McDowell John, hotel keeper. 
 
 McLeod, Donahi, pntent right agent. 
 
 Millar, Dr., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Mills, David, carpenter. 
 
 Minor, George Z., farmer. 
 
 Minor, J., potter. 
 
 Moedinger, L., cabinetmaker. 
 
 Morgan, Mr., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Moyer, Joseph, carpenter. 
 
 Murray, Andrew, blacksmith. 
 
 Nelles, John C, patent right agent. 
 
 Oille, Eira W., saw mill owner. 
 
 Oille, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Pace, Wm. B., barpenter. 
 
 Philp, Joseph, carpenter. 
 
 Prltchard, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 Ripp, Wm , saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Rundle, John, fumer. 
 
 Sanderson, Dr., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Soholti, J., tailor. 
 
 Smith, H. B., general merchant 
 
 Spurr, Wm., shoemaker. 
 
 Straffon, R. J., cabinet maker. 
 
 Strasser, Fred., tin ware and stoves. 
 
 Walker, Rev. B. W., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Welding Howard, deputy reeve and saw mill owner. 
 
 Wilson, John, grocer. 
 
 Wood, Dr., physician surgeon. 
 
 Wood, A. J., general merchant. 
 
 Wylie, Robert, hotel keeper. 
 
 SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY. (See Card, p. 446.) 
 
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 SPENOERVILLE-^PRINGVILLB. 
 
 681 
 
 8PENCERVILLB, O. W. — A village, sitnated in the township of Edwardsbnrg and oonnty of Qr«n- 
 Tille. Uiatant from Brool^Tille, the coanty town, 22 mile? ; from Preseott, 10 miles ; from Kemptrille, 
 18 miles; from Ottawa City, 45 miles ; and from the Ottawa and Preseott Railway, 1} mile. Mails 
 daily. Population aboat 200. 
 
 Armstrong, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Barr, David, carpenter. 
 
 Bennett, John W., J. P. and general merchant. 
 
 Benson & Aspden, starch manufactarers. 
 
 Carmichael, Andrew, blacksmith. 
 
 Chappie, A., toys and variety store. 
 
 Dark, Henry, deputy reeve. 
 
 English, James, potash manufacturer. 
 
 Fairbairn, James, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Fairbairn, Robert, proprietor, Spencerville Hotel, 
 flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Fairbairn, Thomas, councillor and blacksmith. 
 
 Headlam, Robert, township olerk. 
 
 Hunter, Allan, councillor. 
 
 Imrie, James, builder. 
 
 IMKIE, WM. B , postmaster, treasurer, superin- 
 tendent of schools and general merchant (see 
 card, p. 654). 
 
 Keeler, James, reeve and warden. 
 
 Keeler, E., councillor. 
 
 Landon, A. D., boot and shoemaker and tanner. 
 
 MuUan, Rev. J. B., Presbyterian. 
 
 Pattyson, Rev. W. N., Weeleyan Methodist. 
 
 Robertson, Qeorgo, bailiff. 
 
 Robertson, James, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Robertson, Robert, collector. 
 
 Robertson, Thomas, J. P. and elerk division oonit 
 
 Robertson, Wm., potash manufacturer. 
 
 Snyder & Millar, general merchants and agents. 
 
 Spencer, David, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Spencerville Hotel, Robert Fairbairn, proprietor. 
 
 Still, Wra., J. P., assessor and proprietor of V'otoria 
 
 Hotel. 
 Tripp, Archibald, cooper. 
 Victoria Hotel, Wm. Still, proprietor. 
 Wilson, N., stave manufacturer. 
 Yonker Rev. Mr., Episcopal Methodist. 
 
 SPBINO ARBOUR, C. W. — A village situated on river Rowan, in tho township of Walaingham, 
 and county of Norfolk. Distant from Simcoe, the county town, 21 miles ; from Brantford, 48 miles; 
 from London, 60 miles ; from Hamilton 60 miles ; and flrom Toronto, 100 miles. Mail tri-weekly. 
 Population about 600. 
 
 Anger, 0. N., J. P., Inmbsr merchant. 
 
 Bennett, Henry, farmer. 
 
 Chapman, Simcoe, farmer. '.- 
 
 Comer, John, farmer. 
 
 Cox, George, farmer. 
 
 Davis, Hall, saw mill owner. 
 
 Emiriok, Miss, school teacher. 
 
 Gregory, Charles, farmer. 
 
 Haxen, Carles, farmer. 
 
 Hazen, Elijah, blacksmith. 
 
 HAZEN, J. W., postmaster, lumber merchant and 
 
 farmer. 
 Hepburn, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Higgins, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Holstead, H. & J., saw mill owners. . 
 
 Hutchison, Edward, fanner. \ 
 
 Loucks, Charles, farmer. 
 
 Loucks, J., farmer. 
 
 Loveless, Charles, farmer. 
 
 McKay, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Redpath, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Smith, Harry, farmer. 
 
 Stinson, Rev. Joseph H., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Terrett, James, lumber merchant and farmer. 
 
 Townsend, H. C, farmer. 
 
 Ware, Rev. F. W., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 BFBINGFORD, C. W.— A village situated on Plumb Creek, in the township of South Norwich and 
 county of Oxford. Distant from Woodstock, the county town, 16 miles; from Hamilton, 50 milbs ; 
 from London, 40 miles. Daily mails. Population about 800. 
 
 Barnes, Thomas, cooper. 
 Beers, Edmund, boot and shoemaker. 
 Boulby, Josiah, tanner. 
 Cameron, Francis, physioiaa. 
 Chisweil, Samuel, tailor. 
 Clarvis, James, carpenter and builder. 
 Comfort, Stephen, wool carder and cloth dresser. 
 Crochet, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Dease, Richard, cabinet maker and furniture dealer. 
 Farmers' Arms Hotel, Esra Siple, proprietor. 
 Fish, J. W. & J. D,, fanning mill manufacturers. 
 Fish, Mrs. S. A., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Gibson, Sarah, grocer. 
 
 Kinnard, Abraham, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Laing, Robert, broom manufacturer. 
 McFarlano, Alexander, boiler and steam engine 
 builder. 
 
 MoFarlane, Peter, blacksnith. 
 
 Nicholson, Wm., cooper. 
 
 Oatman, Warren, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Soriven, Samnel, tailor. 
 
 Shattuok, Hiram, J. P. anc reeve. 
 
 Siple, Ezra, proprietor Faimer's Arms and livsry 
 
 stable keeper. 
 Storks, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Summers, Richard, jeweller and watchmaker. 
 Trew, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 Vaughan, Edwin, harness maker. 
 Waller, John, boiler and steam engine builder. 
 Willoox, Ambrose L., J. P. and general merohaat. 
 WOOD, JOHN, J. P. and deputy reeve. 
 Wood, Thomas, grocer. 
 Woodard, Lueius, blacksmith. 
 Woodard, Washington, carriage and waggon maksr. 
 
 SFRINOVILLE. C. W.— A village situated on the gravel road between Petcrboro' and Port Hop*, 
 in tho towntthip of North Monaghan and county of Peterboro'. The Millbaook branch of the Port Hop* 
 and Peterboro' Railway passes through this place. DisUnt from Pe'.srboro', 7 miles ; from Port Hope, 
 22 miles ; and from Toronto, 85 miles. Daily mail. Population about 150. 
 
 ADDISON AVERT, COMMISSION DEALER, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 440.) 
 
682 
 
 SPRINGVILLE— STANBRIDGE EAST. 
 
 Armstrong, Joseph, huilder. 
 
 fiUin, Rev. Wm., Canada Presbyterian. 
 
 Bennett, John, gunsmith. 
 
 Bidgood, Wm., blaolcsmith. 
 
 Bothwell, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Collins, Thomas B., dentist and inaaranoe agent. 
 
 Douglass, Adam, tailor. 
 
 Dondass, John, J. P. 
 
 Fowler, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 QOODFELLOW, ARCHIBALD, J. P., postmaster, 
 
 and general merchant. 
 Jameson, John, wearer. 
 Jameson, Samuel, boot and^shoemaker. 
 
 Lang, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Leitch, John, wearer. 
 
 Mahon, Patrick, blacksmith. 
 
 Mahoney, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 MoBain, Wm., builder. 
 
 MoCall, R., proprietor Springrille Inn. 
 
 Mulligan, John, brickmaker. 
 
 Smith, Wm., clothier and merchant tailor. 
 
 Springrille Inn, R. McCall, proprietor. 
 
 Walsh, John, J. P. 
 
 Wilson, Alexander, builder. 
 
 Wilson, John, builder. 
 
 STAFFORD, C. W.— A post rillage situated in the township of Stafford and county of Renfrew. 
 Contains one English Church and three schools. Distant from Pembroke, the county town, 10 miles. 
 
 Brown, Wm., reere. 
 
 Campbell, Malcolm, wearer. 
 
 Campbell, Ker. Thomas S., Church of England. 
 
 CHILDERHUSE, ROBERT, postmaster. 
 
 Durrell, Wm., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Gray, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Orieres & Rodden, flour and grist mill proprietors. 
 
 Hurst, Henry, school teacher. 
 Maxwell, J., teacher. 
 Sparling, George, councillor. 
 Sweeney, Olirer, teacher. 
 Teebo, Battheesh, councillor. 
 Young, Richard, councillor. 
 
 STAMFORD, C. W.— A post rillage, situated in the township of Stamford and county of Welland. 
 Contains three churches, English, Presbyterian and Methodist, and two common schools. Distant from 
 Welland, the county town, 16 miles ; and from Niagara Falls, 2] miles. Population about 250. 
 
 Bell, Dr., physician. 
 
 Bowen, Charles, Dakcr and confectioner. 
 
 Buckley, M. M., general merchant. 
 
 Clement, R., proprietor Whirlpool Hotel. 
 
 Collins, George, blacksmith. 
 
 Correll, Abraham, general merchant. 
 
 Corry, M., physician. 
 
 Delawy, Patrick, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Gilchrist, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Halliday, H. M., proprietor Stamford House 
 
 lirery stables. 
 Beaton, W. W., saddle and harness maker. 
 Henry, Wm., pound keeper. 
 Henry & McMicking, lumber merchants. 
 Johnston, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 Kalliat, John, collecting agent. 
 
 and 
 
 Kirston, Frederick, carpenter. 
 
 Leggett, Samuel, blacksmith. 
 
 Lemon, John, J. P. 
 
 MoGill, Ror. James, Presbyterian. 
 
 Mewburn, John, physician. 
 
 Oswald, James, brewer and distiller. 
 
 Parker, J., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Redhead, Charles, waggon maker. 
 
 Shaack, Wm., wooden and willow ware. 
 
 Shrimpton, George, architect and builder. 
 
 Stamford Honse, H. M. Halliday, proprietor. 
 
 Sutton, Thomas, constable. 
 
 Whirlpool Hotel, R. Clement, proprietor. 
 
 WILSON, ELLEN, post mistress. 
 
 Wilson, Frederick, general dealer in horses. 
 
 Wilson, John, waggon maker. 
 
 STANBRIDOE EAST, C. E.~A post rillage settled about 1775 by emigrants from the United 
 States. It is situated in the township of Stanbridge and county of Missisquoi. Distant from Bedford, 
 the chef lieu, 3 miles ; and from Montreal, 45 miles. Population 275. 
 
 American Hotel, Henry Bacon, proprietor. 
 
 Bacon, Henry, proprietor American Hotel. 
 
 Baker & Carey, general merchants. 
 
 Baker, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 Baker, J. C., manager, Eastern Townships Bank, 
 
 land and insurance agent. 
 Blinn, N. M., mayor of township. 
 BRIGG8, E. J., postmaster and general merchant. 
 Bumham, M., blacksmith. 
 Chandler, Erastus. saw mill owner. 
 ConsUntine, Rer. J., M. A., Church of England. 
 Cornell, E., grist mill owner and attorney. 
 Eastern Townships Bank, Stanbridge Branch, J. C. 
 
 Baker, manager. 
 Gibson, Thomas, grocer. 
 Harris, A. R., J. P. 
 Jaokson, Miss, milliner. 
 
 Jones, J. M., shoemaker. 
 
 .Tones, M., brickmaker. 
 
 Lambkin, P. & L., carpenters and builders. 
 
 Lirerpooi and London Assurance Company, J. 0. 
 
 Baker, agent. 
 Martin, E , tanner. 
 McGregor, J. M., notary public. 
 Parker, Mrs., milliner. 
 Perkins, Daniel, brewer. 
 
 Pierce, F., hardware and cutlery, and tinsmith. 
 Rice, M., founder and machinist. 
 Rogers, Ira A., blacksmith. 
 Soagel, James, J. P. 
 Stanbridge Academy. 
 Welles, R. T. M,, physician and surgeon. 
 Whitman, H. N., J. P. 
 Wightman, Wm., cooper. 
 
 DONEGANA HOTEL, ST. JULIEN & MoKBOGH, PROPRIETORS, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 480.) 
 
STANDON— STANHOPE. 
 
 688 
 
 STANDON, C E. — A post Tillage in the township of Standon.and ooanty of Dorohester, pleasantly 
 situated on the river Biohniine. Distant from St Ht^nedine, the ooanty town, 20 miles ; Montreal, 
 222 miles ; and from Qaebeo, 42 miles. Popalation of township, b/ last census, 429. 
 
 Dixon, Hugh, school teacher. 
 
 NICHOLSON, JOHN, postmaster. 
 
 r Renfrew. 
 10 miles. 
 
 )f Welland. 
 •istantfrom 
 250. 
 
 tor. 
 
 es. 
 
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 Bedford, 
 
 STANFOLD, C. E. — Known also by ne name of ?rinoeTille— an incorporated Tillage and station on 
 the Grand Trunk Railway, situated in the township of Stanfold, ooanty of Arthabaska, and district of 
 Three BiTcrs. It is one of the largest Tillages in the Eastern Townships, ia improving rapidly, and 
 has a good local trade. It has a French school, and a college is now being erected. Distant flrom 
 Arthab'Mkaville, the ooanty seat, 12 miles ; from Three Rivers, 39 miles ; from Quebec, 55 miles ; and 
 from Montreal, 116 miles. Daily miil. Population about 500. 
 
 Baillargeon, Alexis, township councillor. 
 
 Barlow, James, farmer. 
 
 Beaudet, Lubin, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Blais, Louis, township councillor. 
 
 Blanchette, Ferdinand, mason. 
 
 Bonrke, Paul, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Brissette, F. X., founder and machinist. 
 
 Brunelle, Benjamin, blacksmith. 
 
 Brunelle, Madame, hatter and furrier. 
 
 Carrignant, Noe, township councillor. 
 
 Champagne, Charles, township councillor. 
 
 Chandonnais, Paul, bailiff. 
 
 CorriTcau, Eugene, boot and shoemaker, and village 
 councillor. 
 
 Daigle, Bruno, general merchant. 
 
 Dargis, L. N., notary public. 
 
 Decoteau, Charles, mason. 
 
 Dehais, David, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Desicard, Amable, village mayor and saw mill prop. 
 
 Desroohera, Augustin, farmer. 
 
 Dion, Mrs. Joseph, dyer and scourer. 
 
 Doasseault, Henri, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Drolet, Fran9oi8, plasterer. 
 
 Drouin, Isaie, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Fielding, Edmund, express and station agent Grand 
 Trunk Railway. 
 
 Frtehette, B., law studeni 
 
 Germain, Samuel, village councillor. 
 
 Girardin, Casimire, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Gironard, Joseph, jun., lumber merchant 
 
 Girouard, Th^ophile, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Guay, Simon, village councillor, tanner and currier. 
 
 HERSTON, JAMES, J. P., postmaster, general mer- 
 chant and village councillor. 
 
 HouKi, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 Jackson, E., general merchant. 
 
 Jutras, Antoine, bailiff. 
 
 Langie, Joseph, cabinet maker. 
 
 Langie, Miss Olympe, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 LeBlanc, Augustin, architect. 
 
 LeBlano, GM6on, architect. 
 
 Leclerc, Louis, briokmaker. 
 
 Marchand, Pierre, farmer. 
 
 Martineau, Fortuna, general merchant. 
 
 Martineau, Joseph, general meroliant. 
 
 McKinnon, R., assistanl j ostmaster. 
 
 Metivier, L^on, mason. * 
 
 Morin, Franfois, boot and shoenmker. 
 
 Morin & Germain, blacksmiths. / [ 
 
 Nadeau, George, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Nadeau, Joseph, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Pacaud, E. L., barrister and advocate. 
 
 Pacaud, G. J., J. P., flour and feed dealer. 
 
 Parodis, E, G., farmer. . ) 
 
 Pellerin, Joseph, township councillor. 
 
 PeHetier, Rev. Narcisse, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Pessin, L6on, hatter and furrier. 
 
 Pernsse, Miss Sophie, school teacher. 
 
 Petit, Ferdinand, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Prattig, F. X., notary public, secretary and treasurer 
 
 of municipality. 
 Pratt6, OliTier, blacksnutk 
 Richard, Louis, J. P., general merchant. 
 Richard, Pierre, hotel and livery stable keeper. 
 Richard, Raphael, saw mill proprietor. 
 Robitaille, Antoine, village councillor. 
 Rouleau, Miss A., school teacher. 
 Rousseau, Isidore, carpenter and builder. 
 Rousseau, Louis, lumber merchant. 
 Senneville, Emanuel, boot and shoemaker. 
 Smith, John, jeweller and watchmaker. 
 St. Germain, J. H. L., physician and surgeon, Beo- 
 
 retary and treasurer to village council. 
 St. Pierre, Fran9oi8, plasterer. 
 Taffard, Fran9oi8, township councillor. 
 Thibeaudeau, L6on, township mayor. 
 Tousignant, Charles, house and sign painter. 
 Trudelle, Stanislas, carpenter and builder. 
 Voyer, Hercule, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Wiseman, George, baker and confectioner. 
 
 iny, J. C, 
 
 mith. 
 
 STANHOPE, C. E.— A new post village, situated on the river Coaticook, and on the Grand Trank 
 Railway, in the township of Barnaton and county of Stanstead. The surrounding country is well 
 adpted for agricultural and manufacturing purposes, possessing as it does very fine water privileges 
 and extensive granite quarries. It is distant from Stanstead, the county town, 17 miles ; from Moa> 
 treal, 128 miles ; and from Quebec, 149 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Cleveland, S. & J., saw mill propriistors. 
 Clough, Chase, saw mill proprietor. 
 Coombs, B. C, blacksmith. 
 Elliott, Miss, school teacher. 
 Foster, Rev. John, Church of England. 
 Galven, James, farmer. 
 Lantrie, M., hotel proprietor. 
 Marsh, Robert, brickmaker. 
 
 MURRAY, A., postmaster, mason and farmer. 
 
 Pritchard, A. 0., express agent. 
 
 Smith, S., farmer. 
 
 Smith, S. H., carpenter, cabinet maker, & oarriagt 
 
 and waggon maker. 
 Stevens, N., boot and shoemaker and farmer. 
 Willard, W. L. & Co., general merchants. 
 
 p. 480.) 
 
 JOHN MATHBWSON & SON, SOAP, CANDLE AJSD OIL WORKS, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 482.) 
 
684 
 
 STANLEY'S MILLS— STANSTBAD. 
 
 STANLEY'S HILLS, C.W.— A post Tillage, sitnated in th« townihip of CbiDgateonsy »nd eonnty 
 of Peel. PiaUnt from Toronto, 23 miles. Daily mails. Popitlation about 200. 
 
 Allison, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Berry, James, harness maker. 
 
 Barrall, Christopher, J. P. 
 
 Dale, Oeorge, hotel proprietor.oarpenter and builder. 
 
 Elder, David, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Figg, Joseph, J. P., and tanner. 
 
 Holtby, Miithias, blacksmith, and carriage maker. 
 
 JACKSON, T. O., postmaster and general meroh«nt. 
 
 Linfoot, Wm. P., cabinet maker, carpenter & builder 
 
 and carriage and waggon maker. 
 McDonald, B., carpenter and builder. 
 Pearen, H., blacksmith, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Sanderson, Dr., J. P., phys )ian and surgeon. 
 Sanderson, John, J. P. 
 Tipling, James, blacksmith. 
 Tucker, Qordon, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 8TANSTEAD, C. E.— Commonly called Stanstead Plain and Roek Island, two villages situated in the 
 soutbern part of the township of Stanstead, county of the same name, and district of St. Francis. 
 They are about six miles east of Lake Memphremagog, and form essentially one village — that of Rook 
 Island extending to the Vermont line. It is a port of entry, and the county seat of the county of 
 Stanstead. It possesses good educational advantages, and is the seat of the Stanstead academy. It 
 is about equi-distant (20 miles) from five railway stations, viz. : Waterville, Compton, Coaticook, and 
 Island Pond, on the Orand Trunk Railway, and Barton, Vt , on the Conn, and Pass. Railroad. Thia 
 last railroad is expected to be extended to Newport, Vt., shortly, which is distant from Stanstead 
 Plain about seven miles. Distant also from Montreal, 100 miles ; and from Quebec, 180 miles. Daily 
 mail. Population of both villages about 1200. 
 
 Allen, A. A,, B.A., Church of England. 
 
 At wood, B., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Bailey, John, shoemaker. 
 
 Baker, Louis, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Ball, Albert P., manager of the Stanstead Branch 
 
 Bank and insurance agent 
 Ball, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 Ball, Mrs. J., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Bangs, 0. W., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Barry, A. A., grocer. 
 Baxter, P. & J. Vf., general merchants. 
 Benton, L. R., J. P., county secretary- treasurer. 
 Bolton, 0. C, photograhic artist. 
 Borland, Rev. J., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Breadon, W. 0., accountant. 
 BULLOCK, C, J. P., collector of customs. 
 Burns, S. C., blacksmith. 
 CANADA LIF£ ASSURANCE Co., B. F. Habbard, 
 
 agent. 
 Carr, C. P., dealer in stoves Mid tinware. 
 Carr, H. L., tinsmith. 
 Chamberlin, Wright, broker in general. 
 Channill, C. S., J. P., clerk in custom house. 
 Chapman, Jones, clerk. 
 Colby, C. C, advocate. 
 Colby, M. F.. M D., phyrieiaD and surgeon. 
 Colby, W. B., preventive offioer. 
 Coy, C. W., clerk. 
 Clark, Cushman, brickmaker. 
 Daly & Brother, general merchants. 
 Drew, C. W., cabinet maker and planing mill owner. 
 Durocher, Olivier, carpenter and builder. 
 Dutton, W. A., marble worker. 
 Eastern Townships Bank rBrancb), A. P. Ball, 
 
 manager ; S. Foster, cashier. 
 Eastman, E., sash, blind and door maker. 
 Fisher, £., gunsmith. 
 Foster, S., cashier of Eastern Townships Bank 
 
 (Branch). 
 Fraser, John, tailor and clerk commissioner's court. 
 Frost, A. B., baker and confectioner. 
 Fuller, Daniel, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Gates, 0. T., retired. 
 Godon, Joseph, boot and '^loemaker. 
 Gilbert, 0. N., tailor. ■ 
 Hall, R. N., advocate. 
 Hartford, Fire Insurance Co. of Conn., A. P. Ball, 
 
 agent. 
 
 Hasklll, Kathan k Co., general nerohants. 
 
 Haskell k Kathan, cabinet makers. 
 
 Heath, N., bailiff. ' < 
 
 Herbert, L. M., J. P. 
 
 Holmes, Geo. R., merchant. 
 
 Holmes, W. H. 
 
 Horbert, S. M., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 HUBBARD, B. F., postmaster, village secretary- 
 treasurer, general merchant and insurance agent 
 (see card, p. 654). 
 
 Hunter, H. S., harness maker. 
 
 Hunter, W. L., jun., retired. 
 
 Huntoon. J. W., physician and surgeon. 
 
 James, George, shoemaker and leather dealer. 
 
 James & Brodie, tanners. 
 
 Jondro, Francis, builder. 
 
 Judd, Francis, retired. 
 
 Judd, James H., aycr, scourer, and general dealer. 
 
 Kilborn, C. A., retired. 
 
 Knight, Albert, M P.P. 
 
 Knight, Wyman, general merchant. 
 
 Limoques, Rev. A. D., Roman Catholio. 
 
 Lee, Charles, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Lee, W. H., proprietor Temperance Hotel and prin- 
 cipal of the academy. 
 
 Macdonald, Rev. A., Congregationalist. 
 
 Maheux, Olivier, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Martin, J. W. , J. P. 
 
 Masonic Hall Hotel, R. Sargent, proprietor. 
 
 McDonall, Rev. M. 
 
 McDougall, H., accountant and clerk. 
 
 McGaffee, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Meigs, John, J. P., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Morrill, A. Vf., iron foundry. 
 
 Morrill, Ozro, retired. 
 
 Mosher, Jean Bte., harness maker. 
 
 Mosher, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Moulton, J. F., dentist. 
 
 Moulton, J. W., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Mullin, John, preventive officer. 
 
 Ovitt, J. W., dealer in stoves and tinwar«. 
 
 Panquotte, F. N. E., general merchant. 
 
 Papineau, Louis, blacksmith. 
 
 Parston, J., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Patton, Andrew, surveyor (retired). 
 
 Patton, A. F. U., accountant. 
 
 Pierce, Charles, wholesale and retail manufacturer 
 of boots and shoes. 
 
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 TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, WEST, BROTHERS, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 470.) 
 
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STANSTKAD— STEVENSYILLE. 
 
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 les. Daily 
 
 ker. 
 
 seoretary- 
 anoe agent 
 
 saler. 
 
 ral dealer. 
 
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 ifocturer 
 
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 Pierce, Wilder, retired. 
 
 Porter, Qaorge, clerk and acooontant. 
 
 Preston, Ira, A., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Provinciikl laeuranoe Company, Andrew Young, 
 agent. 
 
 Richardson, C. A., notary public and clerk circuit 
 court 
 
 Robinson, L. R., editor and pnblisher SlanaUad 
 Journal, book and job printer. 
 
 Rodger, George, bailiff. 
 
 Sanderaon, Barton, edge tool maker. 
 
 Sargent, R., proprietor Masonic Hall Hotel. 
 
 Simpson, A , farmer. 
 
 Shaw & Hall, grocers. 
 
 Bberbrooke and Stanstead Mutual Insurance Com- 
 pany, Andrew Toung, agent. 
 
 Smith, Ichubod, retired. 
 
 Smith, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Snow, S. W., mayor of the Tillage and barQess ma- 
 ker. 
 
 SpauUing, Lyman, clerk. 
 
 Spaulding, Wm., dealer in dry goods, hardware and 
 groceries. 
 
 Starts''' "i Journal, L. R. Robinson, publisher. 
 
 Studdert, Joseph U., livery stable beeper. 
 
 Taylor, H. S., photographic artist, watchmaker and 
 
 jeweller. 
 Taylor, 8. W. , carpenter and joiner. 
 Temperance House, W. H. Lse, proprietor. 
 Terrill, E. C., barrister and advocate. 
 Terrill, Hon. T. L., advocate. 
 Tessier, T. L., blacksmith. 
 
 Thompson, Rev. W. L. ••' 
 
 Vorbeck, P. C, farmer. 
 Wetherell, Lucioda, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Wetherell, Sarah T., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Whitoher, W. H., clerk. 
 White, Elizabeth, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Wilkey & Jondro. general merchants. 
 Winn, T., proprietor Winn's Hotel. 
 Winn's Hotel, T. Winn, proprietor. 
 Wood, Willard, tailor. 
 
 WooUey, Joseph, manufacturer of plough", io. 
 Worth. Edward, cooper. 
 Wyman, 8. W., grocer and hardware dealer. 
 WYMAN, T. W., watchmaker and jeweller, and 
 
 fancy goods. 
 Young, .\n'irew, bailiff, agent for the Provincial and 
 
 Stanstead Mutual Insurance Company. 
 Young, A. A., marble worker. 
 
 STATNEB, C. W. — A thriving village and station on the Northern Railway, situated in the township 
 of NottawasHga and North Riding of the county of Simcoe. It was first settled about the year 1856, 
 and is rapidly increasing. It has good roads leading into the county of Grey, and a large amount of 
 business is transacted with that section of the country. There is also an extensive timber aiid'lumber 
 business carried on here. Distant from Barrie, the county town, 26 miles ; from Collingwood, 9 
 miles ; and from Toronto, 87 miles. Daily mails nnd money order office. Population about 300. 
 
 Algeo, John, hotel keeper. 
 
 Bain, John, hotel keeper. 
 
 Bethune, Wm., butcher. 
 
 Birdsall, B. A., auctioneer and constable. 
 
 Cluskey, James, tinsmith and stove dealer. 
 
 Coleman, Mrs. Andrew, hotel keeper. 
 
 Conn, Joshua, express and freight agent. 
 
 Darrach, John, carpenter and buil'*er. 
 
 Eames, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Fleming, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Goulding, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 
 Hannah, Robert B., leather dealer, and boot & shoe 
 
 maker. 
 Hill, Andrew, tailor. 
 Holmes, Nathan, mason and plasterer. 
 Rowland, Fitch & Co., general merchants; John 
 
 McKeggie, agent. 
 IngersoU, A. M.., tanner, boot and shoemaker. 
 Laidlaw, John D., general merchant. 
 Lount, C. W., saw mill proprietor. 
 Maidens, Fred., constable. 
 McArthur, Peter, constable and collecting agent. 
 
 inaur- 
 
 McDonald, Roderick, shingle maker. 
 McKay, Wm., physician and surgeon. 
 McKeggie, John, J. P., commissioner in B.R., 
 
 ance and general agent. 
 McLennan, Finlay & Bro., lessees carding and full* 
 
 ing mills. 
 McSherry, Patrick, hutel keeper. 
 Murray, John, J. P., foreman steam saw mill. 
 NOBLE M118. ANDREW, hotel keeper. 
 Penny, A. D., saddle and harness maker. 
 Phillips, Gideon, township councillor & hind agent. 
 Rodger, Alex., general merchant. 
 ROSS, ROBERT, jun., postmaster & general agent. 
 Ruttan, Rev. C, Church of England. 
 Smith, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 Sterling, James, general store. 
 Turner, Thomas, contractor. 
 VanVlack, John, house and sign painter. 
 Walton, Matthew, mason, plasterer, and proprietor 
 
 carding and fulling mill. 
 Williamson, Wm., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Woodruff, Mr., cabinet maker. 
 
 STELLA, C.W. — A post village, situated on the Bay of Quints, in the township of Amherst Island, 
 and county of Addington. The steamer calls hero daily in passing from Kingston to BelleTille. Dis- 
 tant from Kingston, IG miles. Population 114. 
 
 Andrew, David, carpenter, sash, blind and door 
 
 manufacturer. 
 Cousins, Wm., tavern keeper. 
 Cunningham, George, blacksmith. 
 Finlay, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 Howard, Smith & Co., general merchaDts. 
 Johnston, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Mcintosh, Rev. James, Presbyterian. 
 Montgomery, Robert, tailor. 
 PERCEVAL, WILLIAM, postmaster and J. P. 
 Policy, Wright, & Co., general merchants. 
 Wallace, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 Watson, John, taTem keeper. 
 
 STEVENSVILLE, C. W.— A flourishing village in the township of Bertie and county of Wetland. 
 A mineral spring of very saniUve powers has been discovered here. Distant from Merrittsvillo, the 
 county town, 12 miles; and from Niagara Falls, 10 miles. Mail tri weekly. Population about 170. 
 
 WEST, BROTHERS, TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 470.) 
 
686 
 
 STEVENSVILLE— STIRLING. 
 
 Abrabams, Wm. H., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Baker, Uei^., potash manaftcturer. 
 
 Bowen, W. O. L., bamest* maker. 
 
 Climenhuga, Martin, notary p«blio. 
 
 Gilbert, J., saloon keeper. 
 
 Gilmour, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 HENDKRSHOT, PETER, J. P., assistant postmaster 
 
 and general merchant (see card, p. 054). 
 HOUSE, BENJAMIN, postmaster. 
 
 Hoffman, John F., blackimilh. 
 
 Huffman, Peter, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Shield, Lewis, blacksmith. 
 
 Shirk, ReT. U. B., United Brethren in Christ. 
 
 Tripp, Wm., boot and shoemaker and potash manu> 
 
 facturer. 
 Wade, Miss M. J., bonnet maker. 
 Wade, Wm. clothier and tailor. 
 
 8TIRLIITO, C W. — A thriring and prosperous village situated in the township of Rawdon and 
 couuty of Hastings, possessing many factories, and dealing largely in the produce of the fine agricul- 
 tural country lying north. It is d''t,anl ''rom Belleville, the county town, IB miles; from Trenton, 18 
 miles ; from the Marmora Iron Works, 16 miles ; and from Madoc, 16 miles — to each of which places 
 there are splendid gravel roads and no tolls. Stages twice a day to Belleville, once to Marmora, and 
 once to Percy. Daily mail. Population, 1000. 
 
 Ackers, John, cooper. 
 
 Allen, E. D., village councillor aad fanning mill 
 
 maker. 
 Anderson, Rev. Mr., Baptist. 
 Aikinson & Milne, general merchants. 
 Baker, John M., agricultural implement and atoves 
 
 and tin dealer. 
 Bell, Thomas M., carpenter. 
 Bellevay, Eugene, carpentei'. 
 Bird, Robert, beef and pork packer. 
 Black & Jenes, general merchants. 
 Bogart, P. L., village councillor, tanner, and leather 
 
 dealer. 
 Bolderich, John, merchant tailor. 
 Borden, David, carpenter. 
 Boulter, O. H., J. P., reeve, physician and surgeon, 
 
 and bookseller. 
 Bradley, B. L., physician and surgeon. 
 Britannia Life Assurance Co., M. Jollett, agent. . 
 Brownsou, W. S., carpenter, builder and planing 
 
 mill prop., and sash, blind and door manufacturer. 
 BrydoD, Andrew, baker and confectioner. 
 Buohan, Rev. Alexander, Church of Scotland. 
 Bull, George E., J. P., real estate, collecting and 
 
 general agent. 
 Caldwell, John T , carpenter. 
 Campbell, James, livery stable proprietor. 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, M. 
 
 Jellett, agent. 
 Carre, Henry, P.L 8., architect, real estate, insur- 
 ance and general agent. 
 Chard, Peter, proprietor Exchange Hotel. 
 Chard, Samuel, Builder. 
 Cosbey, John, brickmaker. 
 
 Dickens, Wra., variety store, baker and confectioner. 
 Downing, Wm., bailiff. 
 English, E., school teacher. 
 English, T. F., physician and surgeon. 
 Exchange Hotel, Peter Chard, proprietor. 
 Finch, U., boot and shoemaker. 
 Frances, George, gentleman. 
 Oarratt, John, cooper. 
 Garratt, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Gilbert, R. P,, general merchant. 
 Girdwood, Wm., carriage and wfiggon maker. 
 Green, Alexander, saddle and harness maker. 
 Haige, Charles, woollen carder. 
 Hannah, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Harnden, H. L., jeweller and watchmaker. 
 Haughton, Miss, bonnet maker. 
 Hawley & Crawford, general merchants. 
 Heagle, 'James, Tillage councillor, blacksmith and 
 
 carriage maker. 
 Henry, Q. L., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Hicks, Joshua, boot and siioemaker. 
 
 Hicks, Samuel, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Hough, Daniel, blacksmith. — 
 
 Hough, John V., blacksmith, carriage and waggon 
 mnker. 
 
 Huugbton, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Howard, Rev. N. H., Episcopal Methodist. 
 
 Huntly, Thomas, teamster. 
 
 Irvine, A. G., lumber merchant. 
 
 JELLETT, MORGAN, barrister, notary public, col- 
 lecting and insurance agent (see card, p. 654). 
 
 Johnson, Wm., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Johns, D. B., gentleman. 
 
 Johnson, Thomas, gentleman. 
 
 JUDD, WM., postmaster, clerk of 6th division court 
 and general merchant. 
 
 Kelso, Thomas, J. P., flour, feed and grain dealer. 
 
 Lafae, Francis, cooper. 
 
 Lake, N., J. P. and village councillor. 
 
 Lake, Richard, teamster. 
 
 Lareau, Leander, cooper. 
 
 Laughlin, Bernard, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 La vine, Francis, marble worker. 
 
 LIFE ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND, M. Jellett, 
 agent. 
 
 LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE AND LIFE IN- 
 SURANCE COMPANY, M. Jellett, agent. 
 
 Mansion House, John MoGee, proprietor. 
 
 Martin, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Martin, Peter, cabinet maker. 
 
 Martin, William, cabinet maker and upholsterer. 
 
 MoGee, John, proprietc- Mansion House. 
 
 McMuUen, Misses, milliners and dressmakers. 
 
 McRory, Robert, grocer. 
 
 Meyer, Franz, cooper. 
 
 Middleton, Wm., painter. 
 
 Mills, Joshua, carder. 
 
 Milne, James, municipal derk. 
 
 Mitchell, John, gentleman. 
 
 Mitchell, Wm., grocer and saloon keeper. 
 
 Nalor, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Nancarrow, Walter, farmer and leather dealer. 
 
 Parker, F. B., grocer, municipal treasurer. 
 
 Parker, Wm. R,, J. P., proprietor Stirling Houso. 
 
 Phillips, Henry, stage proprietor. 
 
 Phillips, Joseph, cooper. 
 
 Pope, S. D., teacher grammar school. 
 
 Pottfl, E. F., grocer. 
 
 Preston, Rev. James A., Church of England. 
 
 Provincial Insurance Company, P. L. Bogart, agent. 
 
 Rose, Mrs., seamstress. 
 
 Sagar, Charles, stove and tin dealer. 
 
 Scott, J. 8., dentist. 
 
 Scott, Thomas, blaokamith. 
 
 
 SOAP, CANDLE AND OIL WORKS, JOHN MATHEWSON & SON, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 432.) 
 
er. 
 
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 'renton, 18 
 ttich places 
 mora, and 
 
 ietor. 
 
 nd waggon 
 
 r. 
 
 )t. 
 
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 p. 654). 
 ker. 
 
 vision court 
 ain dealer. 
 
 M. Jellett, 
 
 ) LIFE IN- 
 
 ent. 
 
 olsterer. 
 Lkers. 
 
 lealer. 
 pr. 
 Hoose. 
 
 Lnd. 
 
 kart, agent. 
 
 L p. 432.) 
 
 STIRLING— STONY CREEK. 
 
 687 
 
 Seeley, Chnrles, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Seeley, Martin, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Skinner, (feory E., saldle and hame.ts maker. 
 
 Smith, I'eter P., carpenter. 
 
 Stedmnn, nenjamin, general merchant. 
 
 SteTeuH, .Mrs., saloon and restaurant. 
 
 Scevenn, Htephen, photographic artist and painter. 
 
 Stickles, Andrew, builder and constable. 
 
 Stickles, Charles, Raddle and harness n-.uker. 
 
 Stickles, Mrs., i||iilliner and dressmaker 
 
 Stiles, Juuies, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Stirling House, Wm. R. Parker, proprietor. 
 
 Sweetmsn, Miss, milliner and dressimaker. 
 
 Vnndervoort, J., confectioner. 
 
 Ward, John M., accountant and collecting sgent. 
 
 Weecott, Stephen, saddle and harnes'^ maker. 
 
 Whft'ler, Lyman, blacksmith. 
 
 Wheeler, Znchariah, carriage and wagg'in maker. 
 
 '/olrerer, Isaac, merchant tailor. 
 
 Wright, Anson, J. 1*. 
 
 Wright, Urial, tanner and leather dealer. 
 
 STOCO, C. W. — A post Tillage beautifully sitnaieif on the bank of the Moira River, in the township 
 of llitiigcrrurd and county of Hastings. It was Srst laid out in village lots in 1850. Distant from 
 liellcville, the county town, 24 miles; from Kingston, 46 miles; and from Toronto, 140 '^'let,. Mail 
 bi-weekly. Population about 300. 
 
 Bennett, Bernard, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Bogert, A. L , reeve. 
 
 Brown, A. hotel proprietor. 
 
 Brown, Andrew, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Burde, John, lumber merchant. 
 
 Cbambault, Chas. R., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Collins, Timothy, cooper. 
 
 Corrigan, U. C, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Dolan, John, bInckHmith. 
 
 Larkins, Paul, J. 1'. 
 
 Lawlor, Rev. A. li., Roman Catholic. 
 
 McCamon, Robert, clerk of division court. 
 
 MURPHY, FRANCIS, postmaster anU general mer- 
 chant, (see card, p. IVA). 
 
 Murphy, Patrick, tanner and leather dealer. 
 
 Newton, John, deputy reeve. 
 
 Palmer, Benjamin, carpenter and builder and hotel 
 proprietor. 
 
 Palmer, Samuel, cooper. 
 
 Phillips, Patrick, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Rutlcge, John, general merchant. 
 
 Shebirua, Peter, blacksmith. 
 
 STONEHAM, C. S. — A village situated on the River Huron, in the seigniory of St. Kdmond and 
 county of Quehco. Distant from Quebec, the county seat, 17 miles; and from Montreal, 1U7 miles. 
 Population about 600. 
 
 B^dard, Pierre, saw mill proprietor. Kelley, Rev. Mr., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Coadey, Richard, township councillor. Mather, John, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Corrigan, Wra., J. P., and township councillor. McKee, Bcnjiimin, township councillor and saw mill 
 
 Cowan, James, township oouncillor. proprietor. 
 
 Cowan, Wm., saw mill proprietor and carpenter and McMurry, David, school teacher. 
 
 builder. Mitchell', Rev. R., Church of England. 
 
 Cullen, James, carpenter and builder. MURPHY, NICHOLAS, postmaster. 
 
 Cullcn, John, carpenter and builder. "' Patterson, Benjamin, grocer & saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Flannp;an, Richard, saw mill proprietor. Whelan, Michael, township councillor. 
 
 Fraser, Alexander, township councillor. Wright, Thomas, township councillor. 
 Jameson, Alexander, blacksmith. 
 
 STONY CREEK, C. W.— A post village in the township of Saltfleet and county of Went- 
 worth, most pleasantly situated for private families, offering many desirable building sites. It was 
 here that a small body of British regulars and Canadian militia, thoroughly route<l, in a night attack, 
 a body of the United States army, on their invasion of Canada in 1812. Distant from Hamilton, the 
 county seat, 7 miles ; and from Toronto, about 40 miles. Daily mail. Population about 200. 
 
 Bradley, J. J., general merchant and farmer. 
 
 Campbell, D. W., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Combes, A. C, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Combes, A. P., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Combes, H. A., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Hull, Henry, butcher. 
 
 Hull, Henry, hotel proprietor. 
 
 JONES, ALVA Q., postmaster, grocer and farmer. 
 
 Jones, Wm. H., farmer. 
 
 Lee, James, sen., blacksmith. 
 
 Lee, James, jun., blacksmith. 
 
 Libson, Robert, blacksmith. 
 
 Lottridge, William A., farmer. 
 McDonald, Robert, tailor. 
 McKelknm, George, physician and surgeon. 
 Morrison, Samuel W., hotel proprietor. 
 MuUer, N. H., farmer. 
 Russell, Thomas, plasterer and mason. 
 Slingerland, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 Spera, Benjamin, J. P. and farmer. 
 Springsted, Jasper, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Spriugsted, Oliver, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Springsted, S., carriage and waggon maker, 
 Wallace, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 8TORNOWAY, C. E.— A small post village in the township of Winslow, county of Compton and 
 district of St Francis. The first settlement was made in i85&. Distant from Montreal, 125 miles. 
 Population of township about 1,600. 
 
 BT. LAWRENCE HALL, HENRY HOQAN, PROPRIETOR, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 438.) 
 
STORNAWAY— STRABANE. 
 
 BilliucKu, Mictiel, ahoemaker. 
 
 Farwcll, Win., Orowii lunil aKent. 
 
 Gunn, Itiinicl, K^iicral nieroliaiit. 
 
 LaRenilcr, Koriliimiiil, anw and flour raill owner. 
 
 Leanorel, ThumaH, liutel keepor. 
 
 Louorrier. JciHepli. wnirgon mukcr. 
 
 McUunnlil. Uoiiald, tailor. 
 
 McDoiiiii I, Norniiiii, livery dtable owner. 
 
 McUowoll, Jnliii, biiililur. 
 
 McLeau, Uot. Ewaa, I'rehbytcriau. 
 
 per. 
 
 I tailor. 
 
 McLeod, MurJuok, hotel keepe 
 
 Miirrinun, Miiriiitok, merchant tailor. 
 
 NOlll.K, COLIN, J. P., [.OHtma!<ler and trader. 
 
 NoIiIb .t limit, gencrat nifrcliaiil!4. 
 
 rulliatcr Hi I.ajHuld, Haw and Uoiir mill owner*. 
 
 rnpin, Kxaiie, cabinet maker. 
 
 Kicbarditou, CliarleH, lumber utercUaut. 
 
 Smith, .lohn, blackemitb. 
 
 Smith, Malcolm, cooper. 
 
 Smith, Norman, naw mill owner. 
 
 STOUFFVILLE, C. W. — A large and flourinhinf; village !iitunto<l on the town lino bctwonn the town- 
 sLipH of iMai'klium and Whitchuroli, in the North lliding of the onunty of York. It was <ir»t ectUcd 
 about the year 18;i3, and baa a good local trade. J.)iatant from Toronto M milca. Daily mail and 
 niouoy order ollice. ropiilulion about 700. 
 
 , Armstrong, I)., proprietor Travellers Home. 
 
 Doavcr Mutual Iiiauranco Company, .Folin White, 
 agent. 
 
 Bell, fioorge, dealer in stoves and tinware. 
 
 Born?, Richard, carpenter. 
 
 Brook", H. W., carpenter. 
 
 Browning, Henry, !<li<iemnki'r. 
 
 Brownlce, .lohn, blacksmith. 
 1 Brown'.''', 'rhuinas, coi^per. 
 
 Bruuls. .Iiiliii .'V., carriugo and waggon maker. 
 J I^ngg, ,1 II mis. lumber merchant. 
 
 ! Burkholder ■%, Uiivis, cabinetmakers. 
 
 1 Buaick, .\. V. iSi Co., aaddlo and harness makers. 
 
 ' Button, N., J. V. 
 
 • Campbe'il, Hugh, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Chisuld, Samuel, cooper. 
 
 Pougall, T. J., photograph artist. 
 
 Fonton, Sumuul, agent for Provincial Insurance 
 Company. 
 
 Ferris, .Joseph, butcher. 
 
 Frcel. G. J., physician and assistant coroner. 
 
 German. John, blacksmith. 
 ', • Gilbert, Samuel, builder. 
 
 Graham, 0., dealer in stoves and tinware. 
 
 Grant, James, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Havelock House, Uichard Knill, proprietor. 
 
 Jones, M , lumber merchant. 
 
 Kent, John, accountant. 
 
 Knill, Richard, constable and proprietor Havelock 
 House. 
 
 Kribbs, Peter, fanning mill and pump maker. 
 
 Leaney, Wm., general merchant. 
 
 Lloyd, A. C, physician and surgeon. 
 
 McConn, John F., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 MoGill, Wm., mail contractor. 
 
 McQuarry, Allen, lumber merchant. 
 
 McRennell, George, school teacher. 
 
 McMurchy & Somerville, tanners & leather dealers. 
 
 North American Hotel, A. Sangctcr, proprietor. 
 
 Ohune, .liiines, chair maker. 
 
 Pinch, Rev. Richard, Wesleyau Methotliat. 
 
 Press, .loseph, carpenter. 
 
 Provincial Fire and Life Assurance Company, Satu'l 
 
 Fcnton, agent. 
 Renney, DnviJ M., gunsmith and edgo tool maker. 
 Rodick, Wm., oarriago and waggon maker. 
 Sangster, A., proprietor, North American Hotel. 
 Sangster, John A., J. P. 
 .''calley, Robert, carpenter. 
 Scott, Wm., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Shaw, George, collecting agent. 
 Shaw, Thomas, sen., farrier. 
 Shaw, Thomas, jun., accountant. 
 Smith, Wm. G., painter and glaxier. 
 Htennett, Wm., sausage maker. 
 Stocks James, builder. 
 Stocks Mrs, bonnet maker. 
 Stouffville Hotel, H. Yoke, proprietor. 
 To7.e, Alfred, second-hand broker. 
 Toio, Richard, butcher. 
 Travellers' Home, D. Armstrong, proprietor. 
 Turner, Thomas, shoemaker. 
 Union Hotel, John Yoke, proprietor. 
 Urquhart, Hector, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Vanzant, Benjamin, cabinet maker. 
 Vanzant, Q. R., dealer in stoves and tinware. 
 Vanzant, James H., carpenter. 
 Van/.ant, Mrs., milliner and dressm.iker. 
 Whitfc, Edward, general merchant. 
 WHITE, JOHN, postmaster, boot and shoemaker, 
 
 and insurance agent. 
 Wheeler, Edward, J. P., general merchant, flour and 
 
 saw mill owner, 
 Wilson, Rev., J. C, Wesleyau Methodist. 
 Yoke, II., proprietor Stouffville Hotel. 
 Yoke, John, hotel keeper and general merchant. 
 
 I 
 
 STRABANE, C. W.— A village, situated in the township of Flamborough and county of Wentworth. 
 It contains one common school. Distant from Hamilton, the county seat, 16 miles ; and from Toronto, 
 46 miles. Daily mail. Population about 150. 
 
 Bain, Thomas, J. P , deputy reeve and farmer. 
 
 Ballison, Richard, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Brennan, W., farmer. 
 
 Brownson, Sabin E., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Barns, Samuel, proprietor, Strabane Hotel and 
 
 weaver. 
 Calder, Charlotte, school teacher. 
 Calder, Duncan, school teacher. 
 Careon, R. S., carpenter and builder. 
 Dixon, J., farmer. 
 Dixon, R., farmer. 
 
 Dunlop, David, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Fraser, A-ngus, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Fulton, James, farmer. 
 
 Fulton, John, farmer. 
 
 Gregg, Nathaniel, weaver. ''' 
 
 Hamilton, Christopher, blacksmith and farmer. 
 
 Hamilton, J., farmer. 
 
 Hamilton, C. & J., carriage and waggon makers. 
 
 Harper, James, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Hetherington, John, corpenter and builder. 
 
 Hockins, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 DONEGANA HOTEL, ST. JDLIEN & McKEOGH, Proprietors, MONTREAL. (See card, p. 430). 
 
BTRABANE— STRATFORD. 
 
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 Mclntonli. Jitmoi), prnviuoial Inml niirTPynr. 
 MclieKn. Kev. Alciander, (^tiiiada I'reiibytorian. 
 Miller, Andrew, furnier. 
 Motire, KdwRrd, ciirpentt-r and buililcr. 
 Murriiy, Uei>r«e, bincktinith. ,. 
 
 Nichol, (leorjfo. curpenter and builder. 
 I'EKHI-KS, MATTHKW, .1. P , po-tma-ter, general 
 mcrubiiiit mid fiirmcr (see card, p. Oo-I). 
 
 Pei'lileii, .Tiimex, cooper and farmer. 
 
 Peeblea, R., farntur. 
 
 Udherlion, Alexander, mason and farmer. 
 
 Hobertwon, JiimeN, farmer. 
 
 Steel, Henry, carpenter and bull<ler. 
 
 Htewiirt, Cliarle!', maNon. 
 
 Htrahane Hotel, Hainiii-l HnrnR, proprietor. 
 
 Wttt.sou, (jleorgc, pluBlcrcr. 
 
 STKAPPORDVILLE, C. W.— Alarnoandflouri^^hinKpoRt yillane, oituated in the townehip of n>j- 
 bikiii itiid Kii.-<t Kiilint; of tbe county of Blsjin. It wag hrnt petllbd In the year IH.'iO and in Inert a^irff 
 Bteailily. l>i.Hiant from St. Tliomnf<, the county town, "'2 niile» ; from I'oit liurwull, 8 mile* ; from 
 Loudon, .'14 milea ; and from iUmilton, 08 miles. Population about 600. 
 
 Arnold, -I. M., photojtraph artint. 
 
 Connor. l»nno, township collector. 
 
 Dean, D., hcIiooI teacher. 
 
 Dobbio, F. W., townihip rceTe. 
 
 EaKtvrn Hotel, Maceene Kuhbard, proprietor. 
 
 Uitrnham, Hubert, J. I'. 
 
 Qilmore, .Mr» , weaver. 
 
 Glover, W. A , deputy reeve. 
 
 uolueii, Henry, blacksmith. 
 
 Qrillin, .Jacob A., general merchant. 
 
 Griffin, W. {I., !<a<ldle and harness maker. 
 
 Haney, .John, plasterer. 
 
 Hatch, I.. J., general merchant. 
 
 Hnxen, C. F., oarriiigi; and waggon maker. 
 
 Hermdeen, H., houue and sign painter. 
 
 Hoynd )n«, Mrs., weaver. 
 
 Hubbiird, Miiccone. proprietor Eustern Hotel. 
 
 Johnston, W., watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Jones, .1. H., general merchant and saw nil! VT^, 
 
 prietor, 
 Ketchaban, John, tanner and currier. 
 
 Kingsworth, .lohn, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Lan(|, W., boot and slioemiiker. 
 
 Long. Abraham, architect, carpenter and builder. 
 
 McOimnion, Mrs., milliner and dresiimaker. 
 
 MnNAt'C.HTON, It J., .1 I'., postmaster, iuBuraace 
 
 agent, r.oueral nierc'iaiit and mill owntr. 
 North, Wn> , siaddle aii J liarness maker. 
 Cerkins, i't.. «rc !■. ct, carpenter and builder. 
 Siunder*. >!. >., '.'eneral roeicbtint and township 
 
 H.iith, rtev. >V , '.Stfuleyan Methodist. 
 J' h-H •Si. 'd ■,!)!.• Hotel, U. ^Val^o, proprietor. 
 S-':!-.?.'!, V. 0., iiisurancf .cent and township clerk. 
 Vi'itch, Win., tuwnsiliip 8j>.s<.',-()r. 
 •V) !,-, D ;>'-opriet'>r gtrafiordville Hotel and livery 
 stab'.y ' 
 
 y:',ii'', rt. D., carrifi.v j") riiiggou jT'Cai? 
 Wiivoomh, Up; C , i w Couuexio'i ^v.!Utodi«t. 
 Vl'ixK.',, Itov .)., Kfiv;jpnl Jlet%od;.-4l. 
 Woarl, .To'iii, ti!! >r 
 Yeagor. ^-lam, '..IfiaVtLiUi), 
 
 STBATPORD, C. W.— -Vn incorporated (.own well «Jtaat;.u or. lh<? iivci Avon, »t tho c rv,-.' * < i^xa 
 townships of North E.isthopc, South Easthope, (ww.'..o .:!iij fcl'?eo, cviuniy of PertU, at ;i iimt lececi m 
 18;52. It was at that time called Little Tbaries. or in(i; to a Lii-nni^b of if j Ili'Men ?;,er pi»siii^ i.ii-r .tgh 
 the site of the village. The name of the river was iifterxii .i-^ cl;nnge i to Avow, an I th . !. jf Uvj viilage 
 to Stratford-on-Avon, In honor to the birthplace i-f tho iiiunortt^l br.'tl. The ^iht<U of tha U nu bav« 
 been named Avon, Hamlet, Falstatf, Komco ant ^rnaksf '■<•'• T/ie Orand Yr ink ^n.i ii'jiViilo and 
 Lake Huron Railways cross each other here, r!iM<! piviiij; .Str.iford rui'.wr.y C'lcilirich eij'jui to i ny place 
 in tho province. It is a port of entry, and bciiij; '.uxr.mnded by t> S ■« nr.riiiv\\i'r<f: -npim/, Ii/mi n excel- 
 lent trade. It is well built and is in every w':y a lisirg, t.i*n. X/iyini-i ivitm Tv xiiito, ^8 miles ; 
 Sarnia, 80 miles; London, by rail, 39 miles; and fiom Gyderii;'i 4^ auUi. JUiU luiiy, and money 
 order oSioe. Population about 3500. 
 
 ALBION HOTEL, James Woods, proprietor (see 
 card, p. 690). 
 
 American Express Company, Thomas Winter, a^^mt. 
 
 Baker, Henry, carriage and waggon maker, Brie. 
 
 Barker, Wra., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Baxter, Wm., saloon keeper, baker and confe< tivSier, 
 Ontario. 
 
 Beatty & Lawson, boot and shoemakers and def.ler j, 
 Ontario. 
 
 Beanes, Hugh, cabinet and furniture u iE.afaotarer, 
 Ontario. 
 
 Birch, T. J., tinsmith and dealer in icfs, Ontario. 
 
 Boyce, James, farmer. 
 
 Brown, Magnds, builder, Anuria. 
 
 Browning, Chc-i-.s, br'i'.maker and plasterer. 
 
 Buckle, W'.):. '.:., soap and candle manufacturer. 
 
 Byers, 0. W., tinsmith and dealer in stoTes, Erie. 
 
 Oale, Thomas, painter, Ontario. 
 
 Campbell, Nathan, cabinet maker and dealer in fur- 
 niture, Huron. 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, W, H. 
 Mitchell, agent. 
 
 Ca8<!els, David, mercbu.'t tsiloi, Erie. 
 
 Oairail &■ MfCulloch, i^riis'trf anl attorneya-at- 
 
 IH«, «r''7i'ors, &c., O.jt»:-io. 
 • ;.ivtwr;g!it, tMn. C. photrfrraph artist, Ontario. 
 Cartwrigia, (ji'.vin, surgeon dentist, Ontario. 
 Cit-'i II, V!<.' , d'd ers in groceriep, liquors, crockery, 
 
 idI .id^j-^ATW';, Ontario. 
 CtaH-c, Tt.i>uia:i, real estate agent. 
 Ctflrl e & Bindair, milliners. 
 Cgi-jorin, James, J. P., importer and wholesale and 
 
 retail dealer in groceries, Ontario. 
 i Corey, T. F , hotel proprietor. 
 Cornish & McDonald, barristers and attorneys, &o., 
 
 Erie. 
 Couch, Miss, teacher Roman Catholic school. 
 Coyne, Mrd. Elizabeth, milliner and dressmaker, 
 
 Ontario. 
 Crinnon, ReT. P., Roman Catholic. 
 Crippen, David, blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 Croker, N. Q., proprietor Rose Hotel, Huron. 
 DViy, John C. W., J. P. 
 I i>;vly, Wm. & Robert, coopers. 
 
 CONNER'S TYPE AND £i.ECTROTyPE FOUNDRY, Corner Reade and Ceutre StreeU, N ,«■ York. 
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 ALSO, 
 
 AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MEKCHANT, 
 
 KliVO I^TREET, SOREL, €. E. 
 
 AN'±. BENOIT, 
 
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 D'KOOLI ct de UTTEKATUUK, Papiert, Knreloppei, Plumoa, 
 Knerd, Cocoa, Chapeluta, etc., etc. 
 
 Aoasi : nue Tari6t6 de notiTeanx MOKOBAT7 de MtTSIQtTE. 
 KINS STBBET, SOREL, O. E. 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT & CO., 
 
 goobellcrs, Stationers, |!rinttrs, 
 
 Lithographers, Bookbinders, &c., 
 
 17 & 19 KINO STREET EAST, 
 
 TUnONTO, Ct w. 
 
 ONTARIO STREET, STRATFORD, C. W. 
 
 JAMES WOODS, PROPRIETOR. 
 
 This Hotel is Centrally situated, and Travellers will find it the hest in the City. 
 
 THE ACCOMMODATION: IS FIRST CLASS. 
 
 The Tabic supplied with the hest Viands the ITIarket affords, 
 
 And the BAR oontains A. No. 1 LIQUORS AND CIGARS. 
 
 J. HAMMER, 
 
 IIUUON BTUEKT, STRATFORD, C. W. 
 
 Ploughs and 
 
 MANUfACIOSEH OF 
 
 Cultivators, 
 
 DBALBR IN 8TOVB8, TINWARE. 
 
 GENERAL BLACKSMITH. 
 
 W. & S. INMAN, 
 
 Undertakers and Upholsterers, 
 
 wholuali AXD RITAIU 
 
 ONTARIO STREET, STRATFORD, 0. W. 
 
 Hanufacturern and Dealer* la all kinds of Cadi set FuHmTSRl. 
 
 ALL OKUIB* l-KOK'TLT ATTINDtD TO. 
 
 JOHN SAYERS, 
 
 MARKET SQCAHE, STRATFORD, O. W., 
 
 Ordera for SUFFERS and FARTIES promptly attended to. 
 A good araortment of OuNrKcrroxBRT on hand at all ttniM. 
 
 JOHN WHITLEY, 
 
 AND 
 
 ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 
 
 ERIE STREET, STRATFORD, 0. W. 
 
 RICHARD DRUMBILL, 
 
 Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, 
 
 CROCKERY AND (JLASSVVARB, 
 BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, 
 
 VRONT 8TREKT, SVKATUROY, C. W. 
 a^ Cash paid for all kl«<la of StaTas* "Vt 
 
 SWEETSBURG HOTEL. 
 
 SWBETSBURQ, C. B. 
 
 W. M. FULLER, Proprietor. 
 Oood Aooommodation for Trayellers. 
 
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 f fords, 
 
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 ORD, 0. W. 
 
 )TEL, 
 
 Darner, John k W., mannfacturers of and dealers ia 
 
 booU and shoes, Ontnrio. 
 Darsh, J. H., cooper, Erie. 
 Drory, Wm., refreshment saloon. Market Square. 
 Doak.Rey. Wm., clerk of Presbytery. 
 Donaldson, R., tailor, Huron. 
 Down, Wm., flonr ami feed dealer. 
 Down, Wm., carpenter and builder, Ontario. 
 Drum, Henry, cooper. 
 
 DUN8M0RB, S. 8., carriage and waggon, Erie. 
 Durrani, Rev. J., Congrcgationalist. 
 Dutton, J. & F., chemists and druggists, Ontario. 
 Dyer, Mrs., milliner, Ontario. 
 Easton, Wm., steam saw mill proprietor. 
 Elder, James, cooper, Erie. 
 
 Elfurd, Wm., carriage and waggon maker, Huron. 
 Ellison, George and John, saloon keepers. 
 Emery, Wm. R., boot and shoemaker, Ontario. 
 Engels, A.. watcii'.r.aker and jeweller, Erie. 
 Farmers' Hume, Joseph Johns, proprietor. 
 Forbes, John, Union Hotel, Ontario. 
 Fortune, W. W , saddle, harness and trunk maker, 
 
 Ontario. 
 Fraser, John, tailor, Ontario. 
 Fuller Uroa., importers and dealers in hardware, 
 
 Ontario. 
 George, Ret. Dr., Old Kirk. 
 
 Gibson, Henry, confectioner & pastry'cook, Market. 
 Gowaulook, James, tailor, Huron. 
 Graham, D. K., dry goods merchant, Ontario. 
 Graves, Jacob, barber and hair dresser, Ontnrio. 
 Hall, J. N., watchmaker and jeweller, Ontario. 
 Haines, Alfred, chemist and druggist, Ontario, 
 llnmiltou, John, collector of inluud customs. 
 Hamilton, Wm., fruit store, Erie. 
 Ilannett, Rev. W., Roman Catholic. 
 HANSON & FAIRFIELD, grain merchants and 
 
 seedsmen, 2 Market Buildings. 
 1I.\MMER, T., raitnufaclurer of ploughs and general 
 
 blacksmith, Huron (see card, p. 690). 
 Hay, George, upholsterer and furniture dealer. 
 Henderson, Thomas, bricklayer and plasterer. 
 Hilton, G. A., tanner, dealer in bides, skins and 
 
 leather, River Avon. 
 Hilton, F. & Co., boot and shoemakers and dealers, 
 
 Ontario, 
 nine, '"m. H., proprietor Palmerston House.'On- 
 
 tario. 
 Uiuman, Mrs. George, milliner and dressmaker, and 
 
 dealer in milliuery, Ontario. 
 Holmes, John, raason and builder, Ontario. 
 Holmes, John, dealer in toys, fancy goods, fruits 
 
 and confectionery, Ontario. 
 Home, G. kV.o., dry goods, ready 'made clothing, 
 
 &o., Ontario. 
 Huglll, Rev. Joseph, Wos'eyanJMethodist. 
 Hunter, John, school teacher. 
 Hyde, Miss F., school teacher. 
 Hyde, John, physician, Ontario. 
 IML.VCH, W. I . proprietor Beaver Steara'Mills. 
 IN MAN, W. & 8., manufacturers of cabinet ware 
 
 and upholsterers, Ontario (see card, p. G'JO). 
 Jaoka, John, blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 Jackson, G. A., eating-house. Market Square. 
 James, Charles, produce merchant and seedsman, 
 
 8 Market Buildings. 
 Jamieson, Mrs., green grocery, Ontario. 
 JARVIS, P. R., J. P., mayor, office Market Build- 
 ings residence Waterloo. 
 Johns, Joseph, proprietor Farmer's Hotel, Huron. 
 Johnson, Robert, proprietor Johueon's Hotel, Go- 
 
 tario. 
 
 Junction Hotel, J. Aloock, proprietor, Depot. 
 
 Kahn, Charles, dentist, Ontario. 
 
 Keating, John, merchant tailor, Ontario. 
 
 Kelham, Rev. H., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Kemps, Henry, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Kennedy, J<!mes, saloon keeper. 
 
 King, Henry, proprietor King's Hotel, Market 
 
 !>quare. 
 Kirk, J. G., provincial land surveyor and civil 
 
 engineer, Ontario. 
 Knutte, Joseph, boot and shoe maker and dealer, 
 
 Ontario. 
 Kyle, James, J. P., produce and commission mer- 
 chant and flour mill proprietor. 
 Larkworthy, George, butcher. 
 Lawrence, G. W., solicitor in chancery, conveyancer 
 
 and notary public, comer Erie and Ontario. 
 Lee, Charles, tailor, Ontario. 
 Leitch & Donnho, soap and candle manufacturers. 
 Leslie, Edward, saddle and harness maker. 
 LINTON, JOHN J. E., clerk of the peace county of 
 
 Perth. 
 Lizara & McFarlane, barristers and attorneys-at- 
 
 law, Ontario. 
 Logan, Miss B., school teacher. 
 Lynch, John, J. P. 
 Macdonald, James, lic; ier in dry goods, groceries 
 
 and ready-made clothing, Ontario. 
 Marrow, John, toys and confectionery. Market 
 
 Square. 
 Marshall, Ashdown, sewing machine agent. 
 Marshall, John, produce and commis«ion merchant. 
 Marshall, Wm. B., sewing machine agent. 
 Marshall & Brothers, general merchants and sewing 
 
 machine agents. 
 Mc Arthur, R., baker, St. George. . , - 
 
 MoAuly, James, tavern keeper, Erie. 
 MoAuley, Wm. R., lumber merchant. 
 McCauley, John, butcher. ■' 
 
 Mc 'lellan, M. J., general merchant. 
 Mcv Bulloch, William F., J. P., and farmer. 
 McDonald, Alexander, J. B., barrister, &o. 
 McDonald, J., general merchant. 
 McGregor, A., town treasurer. 
 McGregor, Charles J., principal of Grammar School. 
 McKenzie, Hugh, dealer in dry goods and groceries, 
 
 Erie. 
 Mc Larry, Mrs. Ann, grocery, Ontario. 
 McLellan, M. J., dealer in groceries and dry goods, 
 
 Ontario. 
 MoLure, .Malcolm, boot and shoemaker. 
 McPhersou, Alexander, upholsterer. ' 
 
 McPherson, Rev. Thomas, Canada Presbyterian. 
 Miller, Thomas, auctioneer, commission and land 
 
 agent, Ontario. 
 Mitchill, W. H., deputy town reeve, insurance agent, 
 
 and dealer in coal, iron and hardware, Ontario. 
 Moderwoll, Robert, sheriff, Co. Perth. 
 Moir & Gaudy, marble workers, Ontario. 
 Monteith, Robert, boot and shoemaker, Market. 
 MONTREAL TELEGRAPH COMP.\NT, Thomas 
 
 Winter, agent. 
 Moore, James, proprietor Royal Hotel, Huron. 
 Moore, W. K., tanner, saddle, harness, and trunk 
 
 maker, Ontario. 
 Mormon, William, plasterer and bricklayer. 
 Morris, Albert, grocer. 
 
 Morris, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, Ontario. 
 Mowat, Wm., J. P., bookseller and stationer and 
 
 publisher of 8tratford lieaeon, Ontario. 
 Neelands, James, J. P., dealer in dry goods and gro- 
 ceries, Erie and Market. 
 
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 CONNER'S TYPE AND ELECTROTYPE FOUNDRY, Cornsr Reade and Centre Streets, New York. 
 
692 
 
 STRATFORD— STATHBURNE. 
 
 NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE FIRE AND 
 LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, C. M. Smith, 
 Agent. 
 
 O'Donnetl, James, farmer. 
 
 O'DonnoU, Wm., farmer. 
 
 O'Higgins, J. P., wholesale and retail dealer in 
 groceries and liquors, Ontario. 
 
 O'LOANE. LAWRENCE TALBOT, J. P., postmaster. 
 
 O'Loane. R. J., deputy postmaster. 
 
 Owens, Francis, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Palekert & Bros., gunmakers and engravers, Ontario. 
 
 Paget, Edward, surgeon and physician, Ontario. 
 
 Palmerston Hotel, Wm. H. Hine, proprietor. 
 
 Parker, John, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Patterson, Rer. £., Church of England. 
 
 Patterson, Wm., dealer in provisions and groceries. 
 Market. 
 
 Pcrvis, Andrew, livery stable keeper. 
 
 Powell, James, landing waiter at Depot. 
 
 Read & Hunter, blacksmiths and carriage makers, 
 Huron. 
 
 Rodfield, James, J. P. 
 
 Rice Qeorge, butcher. 
 
 Rigg, Benjamin & Sons, saw mill proprietors. 
 
 Roberts. S. L., town reeve, editor and proprietor of 
 the Stratford (weekly) Examiner, Erie. 
 
 Roberts, Wm. R., watchmaker and jeweller, OL'tario. 
 
 Robertson, Wm., blacksmith and waggon maker, 
 Huron. 
 
 Robinson, Leon., groceries and provisions, Ontario. 
 
 Boffey, Wm., dealer in fancy goods and baker, On- 
 tario. 
 
 Boss, John, produce merchant and seedsman, 4 
 Market Buildings. 
 
 Boss, Mrs. R. B., photographic artist, Ontario. 
 
 Budte, Conrad, brickmaker and plasterer. 
 
 Byereon, E. F., barrister, &o., corner Erie and On- 
 tario. 
 
 SAVERS, JOHN, baker and confectioner. Market 
 Square (see card, p. 690). 
 
 Schi-ck, Francis, shoemaker, Huron. 
 
 Boott, David, general merciiant, Ontario. 
 
 Scott, J. A., J. P., general merchant, Erie. 
 
 Scott, Mrs., ludios academy. 
 
 Soiimegeour Brothers, proprietors sash and door 
 factory, MilL 
 
 Service, Robert S., commission merchant and auc- 
 tioneer. Market Square. 
 
 Sewell, Henry, town clerk, produce and commission 
 merchant, dour and feed dealer. 
 
 Sharman, John, J. P., land agent, founder and 
 machinist, St. Oeorge. 
 
 Shaver, Peter Rolph, M." D., physician, Ontario. 
 
 Sherriffe, Mrs. Sarnli, Refreshment saloon, Market. 
 
 Shrimpton, Rev. Charles J., Baptist. 
 
 Slater, Charles, tailor, Huron. 
 
 Sleet, Benjamin, salonn keeper. Market Square. 
 
 SMALL, GEORGE E., agent Commercial Bank of 
 Canada, Erie. 
 
 Smith, C. M., agent. North British and Mercantile 
 Fire and Life Insurance Company and Bank of 
 Montreal, Erie. 
 
 Smith, Robert, barrister and attorn«y-at-lhw, Erie. 
 
 Smith, Wm , registrar, county of Perth, office corner 
 St. George and Hamilton. 
 
 Smith & Neilson, produce and commission merchants. 
 
 Smithwick, P., produce and commmission merchaut. 
 
 Stratford Beacon, (lotekly), W. Mowiit, editor and 
 proprietor, otfioe rear of store on Ontario. 
 
 Stratford Flour Mills, James E. Kyle, proprietor, 
 River Thames. 
 
 Stewart, James, proprietor Glasgo ' Hotel, Ontario. 
 
 Stewart, John, barrister, attorney, &c., Ontario. 
 
 Stouey, Thomas, saddle, harness and trunk maker, 
 Market Square. 
 
 Strowger, Walter, chemist and druggist, Ontario. 
 
 SULLIVAN, £. R., wholesale dealer in produce and 
 flour, I Market Buildings 
 
 Ta.sker, John, blacksmith, Ontario. 
 
 Taylor, Miss, school teRuher. 
 
 Thompson & Ross, produce and commission mer- 
 chants. 
 
 Turnbull, Mungo, cabinet maker and dealer in fur- 
 niture, Huron. 
 
 Uberlacker, Christian, butcher. 
 
 Union Hotel, John Forbes, proprietor. 
 
 Vanstone & Brother, waggon makers and blacksmiths, 
 Huron. 
 
 VIVI.\N & CO., printers, booksellers and stationers, 
 bookbinders and dealers in wall paper, corner 
 Ontario and Market. 
 
 Walters, Henry, blacksmith. 
 
 Walters, R. L., blacksmith, &o., Ontario. 
 
 Watson, Joseph, wine and spirit merchant, Eric. 
 
 Watson, Peter, wholesale and retail dealer in dry 
 goods, groceries and liquors, Ontario. 
 
 Watson, Wm., custom house officer. 
 
 Waugh, David, M.D , pliysicinn, Ontario. 
 
 Waugh, Oeorge J., dru'^^ist, Huron. 
 
 Williamson, A., merchant tailor and clothier, On- 
 tario. 
 
 Wilson, Thomas, groceries and provisions, Erie. 
 
 WINTER, THOS., bookseller and stationer, operator 
 Montreal Telegraph Company and express agent. 
 
 WHITLEY, JOHN, barrister and ottorucy, Erie 
 
 isee card, p. 690). 
 ODS, J. P., barrister, attorney-at-Iaw, solicitor 
 •nd conveyancer, Ontario. 
 WOOD.S, JAS., proprietor Albion Hotel and farmer, 
 
 Ontario (sea card, p. 690). 
 Worth, Wm., butcher. 
 
 I 
 
 8TBATHBUBIT, C. W. — A post village, situated on Mill Creek, in the township of Mosa and oonnty 
 of Midalesvz, West Riding. Distant from London, the county seat, 80 miles ; from Hamilton, 66 
 miles; and from Montreal, 478 miles. 
 
 Campbell, Malcolm, reeve. 
 
 Champion, Mr., township clerk. 
 
 Coulihard, Andrew, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Dobie, David, councillor. 
 
 Fiulayson, John, boot snd shoemaker. 
 
 FergusDn, Robert, blacksmith. 
 
 Gow, Mr., councillor. 
 
 Hamilton, Thomas, councillor. 
 
 MoBean, Wm., tailor. 
 
 Mclntyre, John, councillor. 
 
 MoKentie, John, school teacher. 
 
 McKeiizie, Norman, cooper. 
 
 McRao, Christopher, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 MoRae, Duncan, weaver. 
 
 McRAE, HUGH, postmaster, general merchant and 
 
 hotel proprietor. 
 Stewart, Duncan, brickmaker. 
 Sutherland, Rev. Wm. R , Preabyterian. 
 
 U. F. BELLEW, IMPORTER OF ENGLISH & AMERICAN HARDWARE, QUEBEC. (See Card, p. 690.) 
 
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 lad Bank of 
 
 »t-lfcw, Erie, 
 office corner 
 
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 in merchant. 
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 proprietor, 
 
 tel, Ontario. 
 Ontario, 
 rank maker, 
 
 , Ontario, 
 produce and 
 
 lission mcr- 
 ealer in fur- 
 
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 per, corner 
 
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 STRATHROY. 
 
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 STRATHROY, C. W. — A large and enterprising village in the township of Carradoo, county of Mid- 
 dlesex, West Riding, situated on the River Sydenham, and a station on the Saraia Branch of the Great 
 'Western Railway. The snrruunding country ia one of the finest grain growing districts in the Pro- 
 vince, and from Stratbroy great quantities of wheat and the other staples are shipped annually. The 
 village is improving rapidly, and is destined to become an important place. Distant from London, the 
 county town, 22 miles ; and from Sarnia, 40 miles. Mail daily and money order office. Population 
 about 1,300. 
 
 Akins, John, blacksmith. Front. 
 
 Aldwell, E. D., agent, commission merchant and 
 
 dealer in agricultural implements. 
 Althou!<e, G H., steam siw mill, Front. 
 American Express Company, George A. K'sefer, 
 
 agent. Front. 
 Anderson, Mr., teacher grammar school. 
 Andrew, Frederiuk T., raanufaotarer and dealer in 
 
 boots, shoes, hats, caps, trunks, &o.. Front. 
 Armstrong, T. L , teaoher common school. 
 ASH, WM. H., manufacturer and dealer in boota 
 
 and shoes. Front. 
 Bailey, Thomas, blacksmith. Front. 
 Baskerville, J. & Son, cabinet and [chair factory. 
 
 Friend. 
 Black, John, agent for James Cowan, dealer in 
 lumber, laths and shingle^?, opposite Great West- 
 ern Railway Depot. 
 Borst, Charles, butcher, saddle and harnesa maker. 
 
 Front. 
 Bradley, W. J., photographer, Frank. 
 BRAY, J. L., physician and surgeon, Front. 
 BR.VY & SOMMERVILLE, chemists and draggiste, 
 Front — physicians' prescriptions accurately dis- 
 pensed. 
 Brown, 0., eating house and provision store, F'or.t 
 Campbell, John, saddle and harness maker, Frank. 
 Cane, Thomas, chemist and^ruggist, Fror.t. 
 Carrol, H. & Co., blacksmiths and wnggon makers, 
 
 Carradoo. 
 Carson, Samuel, boot and shoemaker, Front. 
 Cooke, T., postmaster. Front. 
 Conse, George, physician and surgeon. 
 Cowan, James, dealer in lumber, lath and shingles, 
 John Black, agent, opposite Great Western Rail- 
 way Depot. 
 Cowan, R., physician, Carradoo. 
 Crispin, Thomas, tinsmith. Front. 
 Decow, D. & Hall, sheepnkin manufnctnrers, Front. 
 Decow, D. & Co., manufacturers uf tin, copper and 
 sheet iron ware ; and dealers in stoves ploughs 
 and other castings. Front. 
 Dell's Hotel, D. Robertson, proprietor, corner Front 
 
 and Head. 
 Dewan, J. D., wholesale and retail dealer in'groce- 
 
 ries and liquors, Front. 
 Drake, James, clothier and tailor. Front. 
 DRAKE, S.VMUEL, dealer in dry goods, groceries, 
 hardware, crockery ware, 4o., Front (see card, 
 p. 694). 
 DUMItRILL, RICHARD, dealer in dry goods gro- 
 ceries, boots, shoes, hats, caps, ready- roada 
 clothing. &c.. Front. (xee card, p. 690). 
 Dupil, Xavier, painter, Centre. 
 Ferguson, John N., watchmaker & jewelk-r. Front. 
 Follonk, Rev. Mr., New Connexion Methodist. 
 Frank, P., proprietor Smith's Hotel, corner Front 
 
 and Ciirradon. 
 Frank, John, retired. Front. 
 Eraser, Hugh, general merchant, Front. 
 Oiliean, J. & G. D., gi-neral raerchunts, Front. 
 Qooilwiti, Abraham, general store, Front. 
 Hand, T., xhoemaker, I'ront. 
 HarriHon, F. L., cabinet maker and undertaker. 
 Harvey, Jamoi, cooper shop, Carradoo. 
 
 Haselton. Wm., painter and furniture store. Front 
 Hull & McPherson, cabinet makers and furniture 
 
 dealers, Front. 
 Humpidge, Wm., brewer, near Front. 
 HY.MAxN & HAYDKN, dealers in leather, manufac- 
 turers and dealers in boots, shoes, ladies' gaiters, 
 &c.. Front (see card, p. 094). 
 Jay, Hugh, boot and shoemaker, Front. 
 Johnston, Wm. M., notary and laud agent. Front, 
 
 corner Head. 
 JONES, GEORGE, importer and dealer in dry goods, 
 groceries, crockery, glassware, hardware, cloth- 
 ing, hats, caps, boots, stoves, coal oil, lamps, &o. 
 (see card, p. C94). 
 Keefer, George A., bookseller, telegraph operator 
 
 and Express agent. Front. 
 Kirty, Rev. H. J., Episcopal Methodist. 
 Laird, Wm. P., attorney and solicitor, corner Front 
 
 and Frank. 
 Lauter, J. D., carriage and waggon maker, Front. 
 Lenfestey, John, general merchant. Front, cornet 
 
 Frank. 
 Lee, A., painter 
 
 Mann, E D , foundry and machine shop, and manu- 
 facturer of agricultural implements, corner Front 
 and Thomas. 
 Manners, Robert C , notary, coroner, commissioner 
 
 in U. R., conveyancer and general agent. Front. 
 Manning, John, blacksmith and manufncturor of 
 
 edge tools, carriages and waggons, Colborue. 
 Mansion House, Inaac .Moore, proprietor. 
 MoCabe, James, Temperance House, Front. 
 McGarny, J., blacksmith and waggon maker, near 
 
 Front. 
 MoINTYRR, D. C, M.D., physician and surgeon, 
 
 Front (see card, p. 694). 
 Mcintosh, James, merchant tailor. Front. 
 Mcintosh & Murray, general merchants, Front. 
 MoKellar, Dr., physician and surgeon, Frank. 
 Meaves, Thomas, neneral merchant. Front. 
 MONTREAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY, George A. 
 
 Keet'Ci, agent. 
 Moore, iH.ac, proprietor Mansion House, corner 
 
 Front and Frank 
 MORRIS, DANIEL, dealer in dry goods, groceries, 
 
 crockery, glassware, Ac, Front. 
 Napper, Charles, baker and oonfootioner. Front. 
 Nicholson. Robert, lumber ami coal merchant, near 
 
 Great Western Railway Depot. 
 Pike, t;)harles, tailor. Front. 
 Pinoombe, Riohard. fl>iuring milN, Front. 
 RAILROAD HOTEL, Thomas Rapley, proprietor, 
 
 Frank (see canl, p. 694). 
 RAPLEY, THOMAS, proprietor Railroad Hotel and 
 
 livery stable, Frank (see card, p. 691). 
 Rapley, Wm., reeve. 
 
 Rapley k Manson, general metehants, Front. 
 Rice, Rev. L O , Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Rich. Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, Frmt. 
 Riclianisou, G, conveyancer, conimisiioucr, &o., 
 
 Front. 
 Riohardnon, Rev G., Uaptist. 
 RioharilHon, Robert, turner of iron and \.o(id. 
 Robbie, Wm., station master, Ureui Western Railway 
 Depot. 
 
 SCOTTISH PUOVINCIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY. (See Card, p. 446.) 
 
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 STRATHROY. 
 
 G-L^SGhO^V^ HOUSE. 
 
 CROCKEllY, LEATHERS, LAMPS AND OILS, 
 
 FRONT STBEBT, STKATHROY, C. W. 
 
 DEAUBtt IN ALL IIHbS or 
 
 LEI A.T H EI R/, 
 
 H.lNUrACTCIliBS, WH0LK8ALI AND KITAIL DEALIRg IN 
 
 BOOTS, SHOES, LADIES' GAITEES, &c., 
 
 STRATHROY, O. W. 
 
 SPSaiA-Xi A.TTBN-T10JSr PA.ir> TO aX7STOB»I rSEPA-RTl^ENT. 
 CASH PAID FOR HIOB8, WOOIi AND PBLTS. 
 
 IMPORTER AND UIALRB IN 
 
 CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, 
 
 COAL. OIL, liAMPS, Ao. 
 STBATHBOY, C. W. 
 
 J^f rnflh Adrancci mafle on Potaah> Conalgntnent* forwarded to Montreal, flrce of CharKCt SU 
 
 D. C. MclNTYRE, M. D., 
 
 GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA COLLKCIE, 
 AND CORONER OF THE QOUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. 
 
 OFFICE IN REAR OF HIS DRUG STORE, FRONT STREET, 
 STATHROY, C. W. 
 
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 CORNER FRANK AND ST. JAMES STREETS, 
 STKATHROY, C, ^V. 
 
 THOMAS IiAFIj^[FB,OFIilIlTOB., 
 
 The above Hotel has rcneiitly been Enlarged and He-fnrnisheJ, making it the most Conifortablo 
 
 us well as Convenient Hotel in the Village. 
 
 IN CONNECTION IS A FIRST CLASS LIVERY STABLE. 
 HORSRSt OARRIAGBlf!!, BUGOIBS, Ac* to let day ornlght. 
 
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 695 
 
 Robbs & Lee, voolleo factory, Front. 
 
 Robertson, D., proprietor Dell's Hotel, corner Front 
 
 and Head. 
 Sadleir, Thomas, saddler and harness maker, Front. 
 Saul, Rev. Richard, Swedenborgian. 
 8CATCHKRD & BROTHER, (T. Scatcherd, at Lon- 
 don ; R. 0. Scatcherd, Strathroy,) barristers and 
 
 attorneys. Front. 
 Scoon & Orchard, druggists and chemists. Front. 
 SMALL. JOSEPH C, clerk 6th division court, 
 
 commis'jioner in U. R., conveyancer, general fire 
 
 and life insurance agent. Front. 
 Smith Brothers, wine and spirit merchants, Front. 
 Smith's Hotel, F. Frank, proprietor, corner Front 
 
 and Carradoc. 
 Stephen & Co., joiners and cabinet makers. Front. 
 STRATH ROT HOME GUARD, George Wm. Ver- 
 
 rall editor and publisher, Fruot. 
 
 Street Brothers, lumber merchants and oil refiners, 
 Frank. 
 
 Sydere, Arthur, student-at-law with D. M. Thompson. 
 
 Taylor Si Thoma», saddle and harness maker. Front. 
 
 THOMPSON, EDWARD, dealer in hardware, cut- 
 lery, iron, nails, &o.. Front. 
 
 Thompson, D. M., barrister, attorney, &c.. Front. 
 
 VaiiLandegcnd & Becker, manufacturers and dealers 
 in stoves, tin, copper, and sheet iron Ware, Front. 
 
 VERRALL, GEORGE WM., editor and publisher 
 Slrathroy f/ime Guard, Front. 
 
 VanStaden & Johnston, general merchanta. Front. 
 
 White, D. A., dentist. Front. 
 
 White, Samuel, watchmaker and jeweller. Front. 
 
 Winlow, Jacob B., conveyancer and agent building 
 societies, issuer of marriage licenses and village 
 clerk, Front. - . .- ", 
 
 STHEETSVILLK, C.W- — An incorporated village in the township of Toronto, county of Peel, situ- 
 ated on the River ('redit, and having a good gravel road leading to Port Credit. It has a large trad- 
 in woollen manufactures, and flour and grain, there being severni extensive tiouring inillH, and one of 
 the largest woollen mills in the province, owned by Messrs Barber, Bros. It is distant from Port 
 Credit, a station on the Great Western Railway, 8 miles, with daily stage; from Toronto, the county 
 seat, 22 miles ; and from Hamilton, 32 miles. Daily mail and money order office. Population 1,000. 
 
 Allison, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Allen, George, tailor and clothier. 
 
 American Express Co., John Trimble, agent. 
 
 Anderson, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Anderson, John, general merchant. 
 
 Anderson, Robert, watchmaker. 
 
 Atkinson, Wra., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Baptls'e, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Barnhart, J., physician. 
 
 Barnhart, John, druggist and physician. 
 
 Barnhart, Noah, flour, produce and commission 
 
 merchant. 
 Barnhart, S. J., assessor, job printer and insurance 
 
 sgent. 
 BARBER, WM. & Bros., woollen mill proprietors 
 
 and general dealers Taee card oppo^iite preface). 
 Beaty, Helen, flour and grist mill owner. 
 Beaty, T. K., watchmaker and juweller. 
 Beaty, Wm. tailor. 
 
 Blaokwell, J. A., trunk, saddle and harness maker, 
 Brown, John, proprietor Telegroph Hotel. 
 Brown, R. F., constable. 
 Butcher, John, baker and confectioner. 
 Collins, Wm., potter. 
 Coughdon, James, mason and plasterer. 
 Coughdon, John, mason and plasterer. 
 Coughdon, Wm., mason and plasterer. 
 Cromhie, John, J. P., physician. 
 Crombie, Miss, school teacher. 
 Cunningham, Wm., J. P., reeve. 
 Cunniugharn & Bros., tin and coppersmiths. 
 Davidson, James, mnsou and plasterer. 
 Davidson, James FI., mason and plasterer. 
 Dingwall, Charles, architect, carpenter, builder and 
 
 undertaker 
 Embleton, John, general merchant, 
 Flanncry, Rev. W., Roman Catholic. 
 Fleming. T., saddle, harness and trunk maker. 
 Qaskill, J., house and sign painter. 
 Globe Hotel, Wm. Harris, proprietor. 
 GOODERHAM & WORTS, general merchants, flour 
 
 and saw mill proprietors (sec card in Toronto). 
 Gr^ibnni, Wm., cooper. 
 
 G.'aydon, Wm., village collector, boot and shoemaker. 
 Oreydon, J., mason and plasterer. 
 Haines, Rev. S. C, Church of England. 
 
 Harris, Wm., proprietor Globe Hotel. 
 
 Howard, George & Henry, blacksmiths. 
 
 Floward, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Hoy, A., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Hyde, J. C, proprietor Reciprocity Hotel. 
 
 Irwin, Robert, potter. 
 
 Kent, N., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Ker, Bros., cabinet makers, manufacturers of spools, 
 
 bobbins and spindles. 
 Leflar, Ira S., agricultural implement maker, fonn- 
 
 der and machinist. 
 Leurton, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Leslie, Mrs. G., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Leslie, Robert, division court bailitf. 
 Leslie & Dingwall, planing mill proprietors. 
 Lewis, Miss E., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Lewis, R., blacksmith, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Lundy, Rev. D,, Preebyteriau. 
 Mc.\uley, Geo., teacher common school. 
 McDonald, M., tailor. 
 McGregor & Beaty, grocers. 
 McMann, J., baker and confer i '.oner. 
 MoMann, J., watchmaker and jeweller. 
 Miller, Robert, butcher. 
 Pallister, J., tailor. 
 Pateraon, John F., barrister, &o. 
 Peterson, Mrs., school teacher. 
 Phair, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 Pinney, W. J , village dork and treasurer. 
 Reciprocity Hotel, J. C. Hyde, proprietor. 
 RUTLEDGE, JAMES E., postmaster and insuranoe 
 
 agent. 
 Sanders, Rev. G. L , Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Simpson, Adam, real estate, collecting agcut and 
 
 notary public. 
 Spailing, Wm , butcher. 
 Sterling, James, carpenter and builder. 
 Sterling, John E., butcher. 
 Telegraph Hotel, John Brown, proprietor. 
 Trimble, John, agent, .\nierioan Express Company. 
 Tunstall, F., boot and shoemaker. 
 Wood, W., physician. 
 
 Worthington, James, carpenter and builder, 
 Wright, George, teacher, grammar school. 
 Wright, John, butcher. 
 
 ADDISON AVEftV, COM.VII33ION DEALER^ MONTREAL. (Se« Card, p. 874.) 
 
 )NTO. 
 
696 
 
 STROMNESS— SUMMERVILLE. 
 
 STBOMNESS, C. W. — A post village sitnited on Uroad Creek, in the township of Sherbrooke, and 
 county of ilaldiinand, containing one common school, and a town hall used for mnnioipal purposes, 
 also for divine service bj the Episcopnl Methodiat, Now Connexion, nml liaptiat. Settled principally 
 by English, Irish, Scotch, Dutch and Canadians. Distant from Cayuga, the ooauty town, 20 miles; 
 Toronto, 70 miles ; and from Hamilton, 40 miles. Population 200. 
 
 Benner, R. L., agriouUnral implement manufacturer. 
 
 Benson, A., blacksmith. 
 
 Campbell, 9. G., carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Chalmers, Wm., township assessor and collector. 
 
 Chittley, F., township councillor. 
 
 Dodge, II. W., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Dongher, James, farmer. i| 
 
 Qalbraitb, A., township councillor. 
 
 Galbraitb, David J., school teitcher. 
 
 HAUN, A. W., postmaster. 
 
 Jamison, Robert, farmer, 
 
 Kavanaugh, F. J., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Latimer, Eliza, school teacher. 
 
 Latimer, George, farmer. 
 
 Xawson, J., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 T.ockhart, A. M., township clerk and treasurer. 
 
 Marquart, J. A., weaver, dyer and scourer. 
 
 Matlock, P., township councillor. 
 
 MoCallum, Angus, farmer. 
 
 McCallum, L., J. P., township roeve, general mer- 
 chant, saw mill proprietor and fiirracr. 
 
 McCartney, Wm., chief constable 
 
 Mumby, J., grocer, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 NefF, W. II,, carpenter and joiner, carriage and wag- 
 gon maker. 
 
 Pile, George, proprietor, Stromness Hotel. 
 
 Petille, A., carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Price, D., township councillor. 
 
 Stormness Hotel, George Pile, proprietor. 
 
 Sullivan, Timothy, farmer. 
 
 STUKLEY, C. E.~A small village situated in the township of South Stukley, county of Shefford, 
 district of Montreal, and on the line of the Stanstead and Shefford Railway. A daily stage passes 
 through this place carrying the mail. Distant from Montreal 00 miles ; Grandby 18 miles, and from 
 Waterloo, the county town, 6 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Abbott, Rev., C. P., Church of England. 
 Black, S., blacksmith. 
 
 BROOKS, L. H., postmaster and hotel proprietor. 
 Charlaod, A., saw mill proprietor, lime manufac- 
 turer, carpenter and builder. 
 Fuurman, P., boot and shoemaker. 
 Ooddftrd, C. A., lime manufacturer. 
 Knowlton, A. £., village mayor. 
 
 Knowlton, L. H.. village secretary and treasurer. 
 
 Knowlton, 8. P., lime manufacturer. 
 
 Martin, A,, lime manufacturer. 
 
 Mollieur, F., blacksmith. 
 
 Richardson, C. S., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Savage, R., general merchant. 
 
 Shepherd, Jacob, J. P., tanner and currier. 
 
 SULLIVAN, C W. — A small village situated on the Quclph and Owen Sound road, near Sable river, 
 in the townships of Holland and Sullivan, and county of Grey. I)ii<tant from Owen Sound, the county 
 town, 14 miles ; from Ouelph, 70 miles ; from Hamilton, 100 miles, and from Toronto via CoUingwood, 
 166 miles. Daily mail. Population about 60. • . 
 
 Bell, Joshua, blacksmith. 
 
 Buchanan, John, tailor. 
 
 BUCHANAN, Wm., postmaster and bookbinder. 
 
 Clark, .Inhn, blacksmith. 
 
 Cooke, Ralph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Crisp, Sbadrick, hotel keeper. 
 
 Gillies, Robert, general merchant. 
 
 Markle, Walter, hotel keeper. 
 
 McClure, David, jun., carpenter. 
 
 MoLuughlan, James, general merchant. 
 
 Strathy, A. £., general merchant & auw mill owner. 
 
 SUMMERSTOWN, C. W.— A small post village situated on the banks of the river St. Lawrence, In 
 the towiitibip of Charlottenburg and county of Glengary. Distant from Montreal 60 miles, and from 
 Cornwall, the county town, 10 miles. Population about 50. 
 
 Kennedy, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 McDonald, D., boot and shoemaker. ' 
 
 McDonald, Ronald A , carpenter and builder. 
 Roach, Donald, Waoksmith. 
 Stack, Uenjamin, tailor. 
 
 SUMMERS, ANDREW, general merchant, (see card 
 p. 054). 
 
 SUM.VIERS, DAVID, postmaster and hotel pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 SUMMERVILLE, C. W.— A post village situate" on tho river Etobicoke, in the township of Toronto 
 and county of Peel, distant from Toronto, the oouuty seat, 13 miles; stage fare 50o. Daily maiL 
 Population :!00. 
 
 Aldcrson, J,, farmer. 
 
 BEMKOSE, WILLIAM, postmoster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Brown, Joseph, farmer. 
 Dorscy, R., wuggon maker. 
 
 Oarbott, R., farmer. 
 
 Greener, Rev. J.. Wesleynn Methodist. 
 
 Heward, J. (),, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Jerdon, P,, farmer. 
 
 Johnson, J., farmer. 
 
 ST. LAWRENCE HALL, HENRY UOQAN, PROPRIETOR, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 438.) 
 
rooke, and 
 purposes, 
 
 irincipallj 
 20 miles ; 
 
 rarer. 
 
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 leral mer- 
 
 9 and wag- 
 
 ' Shefford, 
 
 age passes 
 
 and from 
 
 lasurer. 
 
 Me rirer, 
 |he county 
 lingwood, 
 
 II owner. 
 
 |rence, in 
 tnd from 
 
 iKee oard 
 [tel pro- 
 
 iToronto 
 lly mail. 
 
 SUMMERVILLE— SWAINBY. 
 
 697 
 
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 Johnson, F., waitfron ranker. 
 MoCleary, Alexander, weaver. 
 McFarlnne, A , J. P. 
 McFHrlaiie, D , J. P. 
 McPherson, Aiux., school teacher. 
 Pallett, K., farmer. 
 Patterson, A., hotel proprietor. 
 Kider, John, boot nnd shoemaker. 
 Bhnvcr, Wm T., J. P. 
 Silverthonie, A , fiirmor. 
 
 SiWertlionic, F., Qour, grist and saw mill proprietor 
 and farmer. 
 
 Stein, Alexander, hotel proprietor. 
 Stone, Tavern, A. Patterson, proprietor. 
 Snmmerville llolcl, Ali?x. Stein, proprietor. 
 Umpleby, Thomas, chair manufacturer and ladder 
 
 maker. 
 Ward, A., J. P. 
 
 Ward, Joseph, farmer. .* 
 
 Wark, Alexander, school teacher. 
 Watson, Wra., boot and shoemaker. 
 Wilcox, Allan, farmer. 
 Wilcox, Isaac, blacksmith. 
 Williams, John, cooper. • ' 
 
 SUNNIDALE, C. W.— A country post office, situated in the township of the same name, and North 
 ItiiliiiK of tlif county of Simooe. It is sometimes culled Sunnivlale l-'oriiers, and is in the centre of a 
 goo'l ngncnitiinil district. Distant from Burrie, the county town, '2!j miles. Population of the town- 
 ship about 1000. . . . ; , 
 
 Bell, Miss Flora, school teacher. 
 
 Puic. ■Tarae.«i, farmer. 
 
 Cahill. .loseph, school teacher. 
 
 Dean, Gphniira, J. P., farmer. 
 
 Donor, John, carpenter. 
 
 GILLKSPIE, ALEX , J. P., postmaster. 
 
 Hislop, Alex., school teacher and township clerk. 
 
 Hislop, John, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Hovey, Wm., school teacher. 
 
 Mathieson, Duncan, township ooancillor. 
 
 Mclver, Alexander, weaver. 
 
 McLauchlin, Donald, blacksmith. 
 
 McNeill, Donald, carpenter. 
 
 McQuarry, Rev. Alex. N., Church of Scotland. 
 
 Shaw, Donald, township reeve. 
 
 Shaw, James, weaver. 
 
 Smith, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Sparling, John, carpenter. 
 
 SUTTON, C. E. -A post village pleasantly situ.ited at the foot of the north spnr of the Green Moun- 
 tains, in tho centre of a fertile and well cultivated farming couu'.ry. It is in the township of Sutton 
 and county of Bromo, and was settled in 1800. Distant from Montreal, 60 miles. Population, 300. 
 
 Abercorn Mail Co., Reuben Mills, proprietor. 
 
 .\llen, Jeremy, collecting agent. 
 
 Billings, Reed, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Boivienue, ('liarles, shoemaker. 
 
 Boriglit & Co., general merchants and village secre- 
 tary and treasurer. 
 
 Bullock, Leonard, blacksmith. 
 
 Caledonia llotu-l, Henry Pholps, proprietor. 
 
 Charland, Lord, carpenter. 
 
 Chase, Orlando, sash, blind and door manufacturer, 
 
 Davidson, An<lrew, tiilor. 
 
 Dow, Wm. II., cabinetmaker. 
 
 Dyer, Eugene A., secretary and treasurer school 
 trustees. 
 
 DYER, GEORGE C, postmaster, general merchant 
 and insurance agent. 
 
 Early, Rev. Wm. T., Church of England. 
 
 Flannery, James, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Fowler, Rev. H., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Frary, Asa, J. P., saw mill owner & general agent. 
 
 Oreely, A. R.. cooper. 
 
 Goodhue, Levi, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Hamilton, Rufus F , surgeon and physician. 
 
 Hunt, Alfred, builder. 
 
 Kemp, E., J. P. and insurance agent. 
 
 Kemp, Orron, jun., general merchant and saw mill 
 owner. 
 
 Kendall, John M., blacksmith. 
 
 Kimball, Rev. J. E., New Connexion Methodist. 
 
 Leiame, Miss Sophia, teacher High Sahool. 
 
 Life Assurance Company, E. Kemp, agtnt. 
 
 Mills, Reuben, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Missisquoi and Rouvillo Mutual Insurance Com- 
 pany, George 0. Dyer, agent. 
 
 Olmsload, Alden, brickmaker. < 
 
 Oimstead. Owen, sewing machine agent. 
 
 Phelps, Henry, proprietor Caledonia Hotel. 
 
 Sanborn, Thomas, saw and planing mill proprietor, 
 carpenter and cabinet maker. 
 
 Seaton, Benjamin, J. P and collector oft.custoro». 
 
 Squier, Ammi C, tanner, saddler, harness maker 
 and provision dealer. 
 
 Stephens, Andrew, carpenter. , 
 
 Stetson, Mr., cooper. 
 
 Stetson, John A., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Sutton High School, Miss Sophia Leiame, teacher. 
 
 Tisco, Erou, blacksmith. 
 
 Tupper, Alvin, carpenter. 
 
 Wyatt, John, saw mill owner. 
 
 Wyatt, Richard, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 SWAINBY, C. W. — A post villuge, situated in the township of West Williams and county of Mid- 
 dlesex, We,'4t Riding. Distant from London, 30 mites. Population of township 2,221, by last 
 ocn.sus -«port. 
 
 Couch, Riohanl, firmer. 
 
 Cruickshaiiks, Peter, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Deo Benj iinin, cabinet maker and furniture dealer. 
 
 Dobbie, G. ()., farmer. 
 
 Elliott, Adiim, farmer. 
 
 Elliott, Thomas, firmer. 
 
 Elliott, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Edsel & Wilson, lumber merchants. 
 Gibbs, John M., general merchant. 
 Oorrie, Win., cnrpenter and builder. 
 Hastings, Wm., farmer. 
 Hayes, George, farmer. 
 Hayes, Georpe, cooper. 
 Helps, John, lumber merchant. 
 
 SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY. (See Card, p. 446.) 
 
698 
 
 SWAINBY— SYLVAN. 
 
 HopkiDa, Nicholas, physician. 
 
 Hurae, Peter, express agent. 
 
 James, John Q., firmer. 
 
 Kelly, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Mallet, James, retired. 
 
 Mc Arthur, Robert, farmer. 
 
 Mclntyre, John, tailor. 
 
 McLeod, Donald, tavern keeper. 
 
 McLeod, Simon, tavern keeper and farmer. 
 
 McLURE, DONALD, J. P., assistant postmaster and 
 
 general merchant. 
 MoPbail, Archibald, boot and shoemaker. 
 McReynolds, A., blacksmith. 
 McTflggart, Alexander, school teacher, farmer and 
 
 •gent for Middlesex Mutnal lusurunce Co. 
 
 MoVicar, Archibald, farmer. 
 
 Middlesex Mutual Insurance Co., Alex. MoTaggart, 
 
 agent. 
 Mott, Smith, tavern keeper. 
 Neblock, John, farmer. 
 Neblock, Jos'pti, farmer. " ' 
 
 Neblock, i bouias, farmer. 
 
 Noble, John, general merchant. . 
 
 Parkyn, James, produce and provision dealer. 
 PLEWES, JAMES, postmaster and farmer. 
 Raymond, Alexander, blacksmith. 
 Ross, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 Stritei'', Henry, tanner and leather dealer. 
 Tayloi, Archibald, general merchant. 
 Thompson, D. C. & Co., lumber merchants. • 
 
 SWEABURG, C. W. — A post viiiaM situated in the township of West Oxford and county of Oxford. 
 It contains one union church and one common school. Distant from Woodstock, the county town, 6 
 miles ; and from Hamilton, 55 miles. Population about 800. 
 
 Arnold, Wm,, farmer. 
 
 Carr, John, flour, grist and saw mill proprietor and 
 
 farmer. 
 Chamberlain, David, cooper. 
 Cummings, John, former. 
 Etbelby, Robert, coopor. 
 Godard, George, blacKiimith. 
 Griffin, Rev. Jacob, Baptist. 
 Haycock, Charles, school teacher. 
 
 Itaycnck, Mr^., school teacher. 
 
 HILL, JAMES H., postmaster ond general merchant 
 
 (see card, p. 654). 
 Manzer, Henry B., saAv mill proprietor. 
 Teet'zel, John M., hotel proprietor. ' 
 
 Thornton, B. B., farmer. 
 Witherara, Benjamin, carpenter and builder. 
 Witheram, James, carpenter and builder. 
 
 SWEBTSBURQ, C. E. — A flonrisning village in the township of Dunham and county of Missisquoi, 
 of which it is the chff lieu, situated on a branch of the Yamaxka river, and contains a splendid court 
 house and jail. Distant from Cowansville, 1} miles ; from St. Johns, 30 miles, and from Montreal, 60 
 miles. Population about 200. 
 
 Beatie, John 8., baker and confectioner. 
 
 Bondy, Henry, notary public. 
 
 Boright & Tabor, general merchants. 
 
 Bowker, L. D., saddle and harness maker and livery 
 stable. 
 
 Carpenter, H., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Carpenter. H. D., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Church, Henry, bailiff. 
 
 Davidson, Rev. J. C. 
 
 England, Philo, tanner and leather dealer. 
 
 FULLER, W. M., proprietor Sweetsburg Hotel (see 
 card, p. «90). 
 
 Hall, F. T., prothonotary superior court, clerk cir- 
 cuit court. 
 
 Harris, Mitchell, cooper. 
 
 Hull, Orison N., watch maker. 
 
 Kathan, C. C, J. P., brick maker. 
 
 Kathan, Earl W., J. P. 
 
 Loclose, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Martin, H. B., deputy sheriff. 
 
 Morehouse, Asa, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Peney, F. B , clerk of court. 
 
 Pickle, A., brick maker and general mail contractor 
 
 and stage line owner. 
 Racicot, Ernest, advocate. 
 Rice, J. W., harness maker. 
 Roberts, Charles, blacksmith. 
 Scott, Alra, hotel keeper and livery stable proprietor. 
 Stevens, Simon, shoemaker. 
 Streeter, George, blacksmith. 
 SWEBT, G. H., postmaster and J. P. 
 I Wood & Seley, general merchants. 
 
 SWITZERVILLE, C. W.— A thickly settled neighbourhood, in the township of Ernestown and 
 county of .\ddington, containing two school sections, and settled mostly by the descendants of the 
 United Empire Loyalist. Distant from Kingston, the county seat, 22 miles west. Daily mail. Popu- 
 lation about 800. 
 
 Asselstine, B., manuf of agricultural implements. j Miller, John, J. P. 
 Chapman, A. C, carpenter. ' Neville, M., J. P. 
 
 Kerey, John, J. P. I Spafford, L.' C, J. P. ; 
 
 Miller, C. W., J. P., oommisioner in B. R. and issuer I Hwit/or, H, J. P. 
 of marriage licenses. '< Williams, R., J. P. 
 
 SYLVAN, C. W. — A flourishing village, situated in the township of West Williams and West Riding 
 of the county of Middlesex. Distant from London, the county seat, ?.t miles; from Widder and 
 Swainby Stations, on the Grand Trunk Railway, 6 miles ; and from Sainia, 85 miles. Daily mail and 
 money order office. Population about 150. 
 
 CONNER'S TYPB AND ELECTROTYPE FOUNDRY, Corner Reado and Centre Streets, NEW YORK. 
 
SYLVAN— ST. AIMB. 
 
 Blanshard, Wilson, hotel keeper. 
 
 Brown, George, farmer. 
 
 Brusb, Lewis, gardener. 
 
 Brush, Lewis, E., pbyHictan. 
 
 Burns, John, cabinet maker and furniture dealer. 
 
 Burns, John P., clerk and salesman. 
 
 Burns. John R., carpenter and constable. 
 
 BUIIN.S, KOBKRT, J. P., postmaster and conTey- 
 
 ancer. 
 Burns & Proctor, general "merchants, flour and saw 
 
 mill proprietors. 
 Campbell, Jiimes, mason and plasterer. 
 Campbell, Robert, corporal of militia. 
 Campbell, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Cawdeu, Thomas, potash maker. 
 Cbanner, Wm., boarding house. 
 Clothier, Alonzo C, waggon maker. 
 Clothier, .Tames, carpenter. 
 Collins, Mosee, blacksmith. 
 Dawson, John, miller. 
 Dow, Lorenzo, physician and jeweller. 
 Dowdun, Thos , potash maker. 
 Foster, John, cooper. 
 Foster, Joseph, sergeant of militia. 
 Oorrie, Wm., painter, carpenter and builder. 
 Groat, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Groat, Ebenezer, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Tlowland, T. F., physician. 
 
 Kinsley, John, shingle maker. 
 
 Lease, John, fireman. 
 
 Lyman, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Lyman, B., weater. 
 
 Lyman, Jas. Barnabas, shingle maker. 
 
 Mayhood, Miss, weaver. 
 
 McLaohlan, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Mott, Enoch, butcher and constable. 
 
 Odetl, ''has., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Pick, Richard, J. P. 
 
 P'octor, J. P., lumber merchant. 
 
 Proctor, Manfred B., salesmen in lumber yard. 
 
 Randal, S. & W., brickmakers. 
 
 Randal, Samuel, mnil contractor. 
 
 Randal, Wm., -nail contractor. 
 
 Randal, W. & S., brickmakers. « 
 
 Robinson, Wm. .7. blacksmith. 
 
 R<iy, R«T. N , Episcopal Methodist. 
 
 Sorimgeour, Alexander, school teacher. 
 
 Simpson, E. W., undertaker, upholsterer, carpenter 
 
 and painter. 
 Thompson, Joseph, shingle maker. 
 Thompson, Mrs., weaver. 
 Wismer, Mrs., milliner and dressma'.^er. 
 Woodard, Andrew, carpenter. 
 
 ST. AGATHA, C W.— A post Tillage, situated in the township of Wilmot, parish of St. Arutha and 
 county of Waterloo, South Riding. J istant 1 mile from the Petersburg station of the Grand Trunk 
 Railway ; and 8 miles from Berlin, the county town. Population about 120. 
 
 Bruxer, Dominic, mason. 
 
 Dietrich, Nicholas, farmer. 
 
 Dietrich, Theobald, farmer. 
 
 Doersain, Adam, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Doll, Bernhard, farmer. 
 
 Dorschel, Joseph, carpenter, builder and cabinet 
 
 maker. 
 Dorschel, Lucas, carpenter, builder and cabinet 
 
 maker. 
 Elmliiiger, Anthony, school teacher. 
 Fiincken, Rev. Eugene, Roman Catholio. 
 Heimber, George, tailor. 
 Hirteis, Joseph, mason. 
 Hofer, Nazarius, boot and ehoemaker. 
 Jantzi, Michael, farmer. 
 KAISER, ANTHONY, J. P., postmaster, general 
 
 merchant and hotel proprietor. 
 Kress, Adam, carpenter, builder and cabinet maker. 
 
 Kuenemann, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 Kuepfer, Jacob, farmer. 
 
 Pioth, Michael, weaver. 
 
 ReohtenwalJ, Michael, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Roth, Christel Z., farmer. 
 
 Schneider, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 Schopp, John, farmer. 
 
 Schrank, Charles, harness maker. 
 
 Seip, Adam, farmer. 
 
 Seip, Justus, farmer. 
 
 Strub, Joseph, fanner. 
 
 Tschirhart, Peter H., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Ueberschlay, George, farmer. 
 
 Weinstein, Raphael, weaver. 
 
 Zimmer, Hcniy, waggon maker. 
 
 ZitwlUer, Jacob, farmer. 
 
 Zitwiller, Peter, farmer. 
 
 /uhti, Nicholas, farmer. 
 
 STE. AOATHE, C E. — A post village, situated in the parish of same name and county of Lotbinit^re. 
 Distant from .Methot station on the Grand Trunk Railway. 8 miles ; from St. Croix, the county town» 
 24 miles ; and from Quebec, 30 miles. Population of parish 1,509. 
 
 Belwnuce, Frederick, saw mill owner. 
 BOULANOEll, LAZARE, postmaster and general 
 
 met chant. 
 Burton, George. ])ari8h secretary and treasurer. 
 Cbamberland, Avariste, boot and shoemaker. 
 Comden, George, carpenter and builder. 
 Comdi'ii, John, carpenter and builder. 
 Eagin, John, parish councillor. 
 Enouf, Jean, parish mayor. 
 Ouiiy, Thomas, parish councillor. 
 Halo, John, bout and shoemaker. 
 
 Hamel, Isaac, parish councillor. 
 
 Ilamel, Louis, black.sn'.ith. 
 
 Johnson, Daniel, parish councillor. 
 
 Keelan, John, blacksmith. , .. 
 
 McQrain, Johi, blacksmith. 
 
 Moran, Patrick, parish councillor. 
 
 ra.r6., Edor.trd, carpenter and builder, and parish 
 
 oouncil'or, 
 Richardson. Rev. Wm., Roman Catholio. 
 Roullard, NoJil, saw mill owner. 
 
 ST. AIME, C. E. — A village situated on the north-west shore of the river Yamnf ka, in the Seigniory and 
 Fiif cif Bonsecours and county of Richelieu, district of Montreal. Distant from Montreal, 54 miles ; from 
 St. ilyaciuthe, 24 miles, and from Yamaska, C miles. Daily mail. Population about 600. 
 
 AGRICULTURAL l.VIPLEMENTS, FOR SALE BY H. F. BELLEW, QUEBEC. (See Card, p. 690.) 
 
700 
 
 ST. AIME— ST. ALEXANDRE. 
 
 Arcbnmhanlt, Amhroise, blacksmith. 
 
 Arobambault, Louia, blacksniith. 
 
 Bibeau, Herciile, boot nnd shoemaker. 
 
 Blanchet, Magloire, emJdle nnl harness maker. 
 
 Bourgeoiu, Louix, carriiiK^ and wuggon maker. 
 
 Bourget, J. Ute., enuDcillor. 
 
 Caron, Biioiiard, boot am] shoemaker. 
 
 Cirtior, Sylvester, J. P., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Chartier, D., carriage nnd waggoa maker. 
 
 Cheuette, Pierre, tailor. 
 
 Davis, Jas., councillor. 
 
 Dragon, Fran^-ois, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Durooher, Gud^on, J. P., notary public. 
 
 Fagnan, Mmc. B., snloon keeper. 
 
 Faneuf, O^^iJifon, brick maker. 
 
 QELI.VAS PIKRUR, mayor and postmaster, notary 
 
 public. 
 Oendron, Loui%, boot and sboemaker. 
 Qirard, Louis, carpenter and builder. 
 Hoale, J. Bte., councillor. 
 
 Labatte, Alphonse, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Lncroix, Auguste, saloon keeper, baker and con/ee> 
 
 lioner. 
 Lapalisse, J. II., carpenter nnd builder. 
 Landry, Jacques, brick maker. 
 Leblano, Rev. .Tulien, Roman Catbolio. 
 Lebrun, Jesepb, sen., blacksmith. 
 Lebrun, Joseph, jun., blacksmith. 
 Ledeux, R(^mi, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Lefebvre, Her. P. C, Roman Oatholic. 
 Levasseur, Antoine, councillor, tanner. 
 Lussier, Pierre, boot and shoemaker. 
 Massue, Gaspard A., J. P. 
 Nadeau, II., physician and surgeon. 
 Nadeau, Jean, councillor. 
 Paquet, Jean, carpenter and builder. 
 Peltier, Pierre, councillor. 
 Pepin, Jos., carpenter and builder. 
 .Richard, Antoine & Son, builders. 
 
 ST. AIiBAN, C. £. — A thriving post village situated in the parish of the same name, and county of 
 Portnout'. Distant from the county seat, 20 miles, and from Quebec, 48 miles. Population of the 
 parish, by last census, 1303. 
 
 Amint, Liion A., J. P., notary public. 
 
 Bocage, George, general merchant and marble 
 
 worker. 
 Chateauvert, Elzear, mnrble worker. 
 Dauveau, Damase, tanner. 
 Dionne, Rev. Pierre, Roman Cfitbolic. 
 Oignac, Lazare, general merchant. 
 
 Qignao, Ont^zime, blacksmith. 
 
 Ooulet, Xavier, general merchant. 
 
 Leclaire, Charles, baker. 
 
 McCORMlCK, JOHN D., postmaster and marble 
 
 worker. 
 Trcpanier, Isidore, marble worker. 
 
 ST. ALEXANDRE, C. E. — A post village, situated in the seigniories of Sabrcvois and Bleury, and 
 county of Iberville, containing one common and one elementary school. The pariah is new, but in a 
 very prosperous state, and great inducements are held out to new settlers. Distant from Iberville, the 
 county town, 9 miles; Montreal, 36 miles; St. Ilyacinthe, 3<J miles; St. Johns, 10 miles; and from 
 Quebec, 21G miles. Population of pariah 2,800. . . 
 
 Baker, Lorenzo, livery stable proprietor. 
 
 Balthazar, Jean Bapti.ste, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Barsaloux. Vital, blacksmith. 
 
 Baudoin, Vital, cooper. 
 
 Benette, Edward, J. P. 
 
 Benoit, Mrise, blacksmith. 
 
 Boivin, Nazitire, sboemuker. 
 
 Bonneau, Etienne, blacksmith. 
 
 Bonneau, ..osepb, shoemaker. 
 
 Bonu^.iu, Treti6, shoemaker. 
 
 Bowman, Wm., councillor. 
 
 Boyer, Alfri^de, shoemaker. 
 
 BRIEN, AUGUSTUS A. L., postmaster and notary 
 
 public. 
 Cyr, Firmin, cabinet maker. 
 Dosousey Rev. 0., Roman Catholic. 
 Dufr€sne, Pierre, livery stable proprietor. 
 Etier, J., blacksmith. 
 F6nii, Andrd, blacksmith. 
 F^nis., Francois X., blacksmith. 
 Foisy, L6on, physician. 
 Gamache, CIpment, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Gatineau, Rev. V., Roman Catholic. . .. • • 
 
 Guudette, Joseph, potter. 
 
 Gosselin, Franfois, J. P., sen., village mayor, floor 
 
 and feed store. 
 Gosselin, Franfois, jun., general merchant. 
 Goyettc, Mrs Frs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Hubert, Naroiase, shoemaker. ^ 
 
 Lamothe, Pierre, mason and plasterer. 
 Lareau, Sulim6, grocer. 
 
 Lebeau, Etienne, cabinet maker and undertaker. 
 Lebeau, Louis, cabinet maker and undertaker. 
 Loiaeaa, Josiph, tanner. 
 Marconx, Jdriimie, blacksmith. 
 Martel, Joseph, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Marsh, Almaud, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 Morris, Thomas, farmer and horse broker. 
 Nerbonne, Jacques, mason and plasterer. 
 Ouimette, Franyois, general merchant. 
 Plamondon, T., school mistress. 
 Premont, Noiil, baker and confectioner. v 
 
 Richard, Muthurin, hotel proprietor. 
 Sanaterre, Cyriao, blackamitb. 
 
 ST. ALEXANDRE, C. E. — A post village, situated in the parish of St. Alexandre and county of 
 Kamouraska, below Quebec, in the rear of St. .Anilre. Distant from St. Andr6, 6 miles ; and from 
 Quebec, 72 miles. Population ol village and parish about 1,500. 
 
 Beaulieu, Olivier, blacksmith. 
 
 Bernier, Charles, advocate. 
 
 B^rubC', M'lle, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 B6rub6, Nazaire, carpenter, builder and saw mill 
 
 proprietor. 
 Blier, M., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 PAINTS, OILS, VARNISU *nd COLOURS, for Sale by H. F. BELLBW, QDEBEC. (See oard, p. 590.) 
 
ST VLEXAN^T^E— ST. ANDRE AVELIN. 
 
 701 
 
 Blier, Pierre, couucillor. 
 
 Boncbnrd, Eilouard, grocer. 
 
 Brochev, Joseph, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Chappikis, .1, C, collecting ngeut. 
 
 Dionne, Pierre, councillor aiiJ general merchitnt. 
 
 Dub<^, Louis, bl »cV«iuith. 
 
 Dumou, Francois, carpi-iiter and builder. 
 
 FreTe, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Oauria, JoHepb, couocillor. 
 
 Qnatier, Clie, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 QervniM, Valerie, bonnet maker. 
 
 Ouerrette, Ignnce, Haw mill proprietor. 
 
 Laplante, Paul, black^jmltb. 
 
 LEVEQUE, EDMOND, .7. P. 
 
 merchant und land agent. 
 Mitrqui.'<, Alexandra, blacksmith. 
 Martineau, Ovidc, clerk division court 
 Miehaud, Andri'-. express agent. 
 Michaud. B., J. P. 
 Morin, Mr., notary. 
 Ouillet, Ardrp, mayor. 
 Pulletier, C, accountant. 
 Roy, Hey Clovi.s, Koman Catholic. 
 Souey, Dauinse, councillor. 
 St. Pierre, 0., councillor. 
 Valcourt, George, councillor. 
 
 postmaster, gener»l 
 
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 ST. ALEXIS, C. B. — A Tillage, situated partly in the Seigniory of St. Sulpice aiil partly in the 
 Fiefs lliiyeul and Bartel, in the county of Montcalm and district of Montreal. Distant from St. 
 .Iiilicnne, the cliff lieu, 7 miles; from Montreal, 8C miles; and from Quebec, 124 miles. Mall tri- 
 'weekly. Population of parish about 2,000. 
 
 Arohamb.iult, Araable, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Archambault, Ludger. boot and shoemaker and 
 planing mill proprietor. 
 
 Balduc, Eiienne, weaver. 
 
 Beauchanip, Christine, tailor. , 
 
 Beauchamp, Joseph, farmer, 
 
 Beauchivmp, Kaohel, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Beau dry, Auguste, produce, cummissioo and lamber 
 merchant, 
 
 Beaudry, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 Beaupri!, Ignace, blacksmith. 
 
 Beler, Charles, farmer. 
 
 Boudin, Qeorgina, school teacher, 
 
 Bourget, Simon, livery stable proprietor. 
 
 Brault, J. B., general merchant and hotel proprietor. 
 
 Chambcrland, Fran^'ois, flour and grist mill proprie- 
 tor. 
 
 Coitou, Joseph, cooper. 
 
 Dufresne. Joseph, J. P. 
 
 l)ugas, Vitoline, school teacher. 
 
 Du''al, Odilon, grocer and baker. 
 
 Ethier, Buptiste, blacksmith. 
 
 Ethier, J. B., general merchant. 
 
 Ethier, Philomdne, school teacher. 
 
 Forest, Leon, councillor. 
 
 Lacas, Clement, councillor. 
 
 Landry, Clomence, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Landry, Francois, carpenter, builder, carriage and 
 waggon maker. 
 
 Landry, Noel, mason. 
 
 Lapistole, Francois, general merchant. 
 
 ■ j. 
 
 Lnporte, B .\., notary public. 
 
 LEHEAU, LKANDKE, postmaster, general merchant 
 and farmer. 
 
 Lebeau, Vi-ronique, weaver. 
 
 Leblanc, J., councillor. 
 
 Lemiro, Benjamin, produce and commission mer- 
 chant. 
 
 Levine, Elizabeth, school teacher. 
 
 Mireau, Fabien, tanner, currier and farmer. 
 
 Peltier, Etienne, mason. 
 
 Piquette, Ludger, boot and shoemaker and collecting 
 agent. 
 
 Piquette, Zoo, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Poirier, Odilon, J. P. and councillor. 
 
 Racette, Damaso, general merchant. 
 
 Racette, J. B., cooper. 
 
 Raoette, Olivier, tailor. 
 
 Riopelle, Joseph, councillor. 
 
 Riopello, Louis, planing mill proprietor. 
 
 Riopelle, Nircisso, councillor. 
 
 Riopelle, Narsasie, weaver. 
 
 St. Jean, Narcisse, butcher. • ^ 
 
 Tli6riot, Cloophas, blacki<mith, &c. ^. 
 
 Theriot, Louise, weaver. 
 
 Trepaaier, Esther, tailoress. 
 
 Turgcon, Joseph, councillor. 
 
 Varin, Francois, house and sign painter, carpenter, 
 carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Varin, Laurent, carriage and waggon maker, and 
 carpenter and builder. 
 
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 ST. ANDRE .AVELIN, C. E.— A post village, situated in the Seigniory of La Petite Nation and 
 county of und district of Ottawa, 9 miles back of t'.ie River Ottawa. Distant from Ottawa City, 45 
 miles ; and from Montreal, 95 miles. Population of the Seigniory 2,500. 
 
 B^langer, Magloire, blacksmith. 
 
 BMisle, AmedSe, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Bertrand, Joseph, J. P. 
 
 B^rubee, M , saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Brisebois, Pierre, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 C6r6, Antoine, livery stable proprietor. 
 
 C6r6, G., blacksmith and livery stable proprietor. 
 
 Cbabotte, Adolphe, osrriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Ch^nicr, Emilien, blacksmith. 
 
 Ch6net, F. X., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Cooke, Alanson, mayor and lumber merchant. 
 
 Denis, A. N., clerk commissioners court, cabinet 
 
 maker and general merchant. 
 De^ardins, Louis, blacksmith. 
 Fairbanks, Lewis, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Garean, Antoine, J. P., general merchant, flour and 
 
 saw mill proprietor. 
 Gareau, Calixte, beef and pork packer. 
 Gassier, Ed^vard, oarpenter and builder. : 
 
 Gassier, F6liz, boot and shoemaker. 
 Qiroux, Antoine, cabinet maker. , 
 
 Girouz, Francois Xavier, carpenter and builder. 
 Grondio, J. Bte., chair manufacturer. 
 Quillaume, Rev. C, Roman Catholic. 
 Laflamme, J. Bte., general merchant. 
 Lednc, Edward, J. P. 
 LEVIS, JOSEPH A., J. P., postmaster, general 
 
 merchant, farmer, saddle and harness maker. 
 Levis, Victor, carpenter and builder. 
 Morio, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 DONEUANA HOTEL, ST. JULIEN^& McKBOGH, Proprietors, MONTREAL. (See card, p. 430). 
 
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 BT. ANDRE AVELIN— ST. ANDREWS. 
 
 Pioh«, C U. F., tenoher. Model Hohool. 
 
 Proulx, FiMix, mayor, flour and 8aw mill proprietor. 
 
 Proulx, ('yprien, blnckrimitli. 
 
 Queiuel, Aiidri, cabinet maker. 
 
 QuCiuel, Bmile, g<?neral iiiurchaDt. 
 
 QusHiiel, P. AmeUce, geuernl mcrolinnt. 
 
 Kaby, 11. N., notary public. 
 
 Renaud, KTariito, tinsmith. 
 
 Richer, Joseph, baker. 
 
 RoiiHsol, J. N., clerk of tho magiHtrates court and 
 
 notary public. 
 Tr»riiblity, Antuinc, cnrpcnter and builder. 
 Turpin, Israel, cubiuct maker. 
 
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 , ANDREWS, C. B.— A largt and tliriying Tillage, situated on the banks «f tho North River, two 
 miles from its coiifiuenca with the ()ttn-A-i I'ifpr, in tho county of Arf^entcuil. There are pood watiT 
 privileges ii the vicinity fur millH or manufactories. It has f^oud oilucational advantngusiind an excel- 
 lent model school. Distant from Litchute, the county scat, 7 miles; from Montreal, 46 miles ; and 
 from Ottawa city, 80 miles. Daily mail. Population about 1,800. 
 
 Daldwin, Erastus, deutist. 
 
 Barruu, T., deputy registrar. 
 
 Beattio, David, boarding house keeper. 
 
 Benedict, Charles, J. P. 
 
 Doi>vert, Uev. L., Roman Catbulic. 
 
 Bonner, Henry, blacksmith. 
 
 Bropliy, John, carrmge and wnggoa maker. 
 
 Ilurwasli, John, J. P. 
 
 Burwash, Stephen A Co., general merchants. 
 
 Cation, Wra , cabiuet maker. 
 
 Chapman, Geo. W., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Clare, Edward, clerk, commissioners' court. 
 
 Clare, .Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Cluniu, C. i*i J., grocers. 
 
 Cowan. Peter, general merchant. 
 
 Dale, Daniel, flour and saw mill owner. 
 
 Davis, G. W., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Davis, Theodore, tanner and leather dealer. 
 
 Delli-rtcl, Daniel, J. I'., registrar and colonel of 
 
 militia. 
 DcLaronde, Gatpard, notary public. 
 Dempsey, Rev. John, B.'iptist. 
 Desjanlins, F., blacksmith. 
 Dewar, Alex., general merchant. 
 Dewar, Duncan, J. P., tanner and leather dealer. 
 Dorion, Edouard, grocer. 
 Dorion, Nnol, bailiff. 
 
 Diitrix-ic, .Mi'ise, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Finish, Frank, general merchant. 
 Fish, James, lessee of mills. 
 Fnuer, Gordon, saddle and harness maker. 
 Gardiner, Miss, school teacher. 
 Gordon, Thomas, c:ibinet maker. 
 Henderson, Rev. .\rch.. United Presbyterian. 
 Ilowood. II., notary public, secretary and treasurer 
 
 of Mutual Insurance Company of Two Mountains. 
 IIoT, .T., insurance ait 1 general agent, 
 Hyile, Misses, milline: and dressmikers. 
 Johnstone, Mrs. Christopher, scignoress and mill 
 
 owner. 
 LndoHcenr, Toussaint, hotel keeper. 
 Lutraille, J., cooper. 
 
 Lockie, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Londsdell, Rev. R., M A , Church of England. 
 Miiynard, W. H., M. D., physician and surgeon. 
 McArthor, Fred., J. P. 
 McArthur, R. I) ; teacher model school. 
 McGregor, Richard, J. P. 
 McLeod, Malcolm, barrister, &c. 
 McLeod, Miss, school teacher. 
 McMahon, James, bailiff. 
 McMartin, Finlay, general merchant. 
 McNanghtuii, D,, agent for seigniory. 
 ^lElKLK, THO.VIAS B., postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Mi'ldleton, John, carpenter and builder. 
 Model School, R. D. McArthur, teacher. 
 Mutual Insurance Company of Two Mountains, H. 
 
 Ilowood, secretary and treasurer. 
 Nolnn, Wm., jeweller and watchmaker. 
 Pallisser, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 Parker, Robert, boot and shoemaker. 
 Paterson, Uev. Daniel, M.A., United Presbyterian. 
 Pilon, Joshua, boot and shoemaker. 
 Powers, W., blacksmith. 
 Poitras, P., saw mill owner. 
 Rempsley, Henry, flour and feed dealer. 
 Robertson, Wm., M.D., physician and surgeon. 
 Robertson & Poitras, cloth manufacturers. 
 Snuvc, Israel, hotel keeper. 
 8auv6 & Dorion, dealers in stoves and tinware. 
 Sharman, A., clothier and merchant tailor. 
 Sim, Rev. Alexander, Congregationalist. 
 Simpson, G. & M., tanners and leather dealers. 
 Simpnon, R., J. P., mayor. 
 Siackhouse, Charles & Son, chair manufacturers. 
 Stalford, Samuel, boot and shoemaker. 
 St. Andrew's Library and Mechanics' Institute, J. 
 
 McConnel, president ; John Middleton, tecretary. 
 Wales, Charles, J. P., general merchant. 
 Wanlas, Martin, baker and confectioner. 
 Wanlas, Ttomss, municipal secretary. 
 Wcightmon, Mr., baker and confectioner. 
 
 
 ST, ANDREWS, C. W. — A small post village, situated in the township of Cornwall ond county of 
 Siormont. It was first settled by Scotch in the year 1787, and is principally noted as the seat of a, 
 Roman Catholic Church and Convent ; the church is a most magnificent structure, and was erected at 
 a cost of about $35,0iK). Distant from Cornwall, the county town, miles. Population of the town- 
 ship 5,000 by last census. 
 
 Blacklock, Ambrose, J. P. 
 
 Cridenam, George, tanner and leather dealer. 
 
 Hay, Uev. G. A., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Link, Michel, saw mill anil shingle factory prop. 
 
 Maloney, Edward, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 MASTERSON, LAUGH LIN, postmaster, boot and 
 
 shoemaker. 
 McDonell, Alex. A., village councillor. 
 PcDonell, Allen K., .1. P., tax collector. 
 
 McDonell, A. H., tanner and leather dealer. 
 
 McDonell. Duncan R., blacksmith. 
 
 MeDONKLL, JOHN 1)., J. P. 
 
 McDonell, R. Q., J. P., village councillor, 
 
 MuDougald, Ronald, village councillor. 
 
 McPhail, W., blacksmith. 
 
 Ross, Gordon, village councillor. 
 
 St. Andrew's Convent Sisters of Charity. 
 
 Woods, John, township councillor. 
 
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 3TE. ANOELIQUE, C. E.— A thri»ing post village and parish in the deigniory of Petite Nation 
 mui county of Oiiawa. Distant from Ajrlmer, tlie county t"wri '.0 ni,)es ; from Ottawa City, 88 milea; 
 and from .Montreal, 90 cailes. Population of the parish 1,. 
 
 Charron, St'raphin, blacksmith. 
 
 Con'-'»y, .Maurice, blackiimith. 
 
 Gllmour, Allan & Co , saw mill proprietors. 
 
 Oilroour, M. M. & Co., pork packers, flour, feed, 
 
 and t^rain dealers. 
 Hall, .loliD. millwright. 
 Ilillnian, ilenry, municipal councillor. 
 Loubprt, Joseph, J. P., municipal oouncillor. 
 Lutliiinme Pierre P., builder. 
 Uackiiy, F. Samuel, J. A., municipal onnncillor. 
 
 McDole, Wm , J. P., lieutenant-colonel. 
 MoLennan, Phi'tip, builder. 
 Noran, Oofilrxrd John, municipal oouncillor. 
 P.\*IVK\U, J. U. N., J. P., postmaster, mayor, 
 
 «nd clerk of commi.tsiocer's court. 
 !■ .oner, Alexandre, butcher. 
 i. ^biiison, Robert, brickmuker. 
 K'lniqTille, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 Sw»l, Robert, millwright, 
 diaclair, Archibald, shuem;ikcr. 
 
 ST/ANICET, C. E.— A post village in the town.ship of Godmanchester, county of Huntingdon, and 
 district of Iteauharnois. Di.itant from Huntingdon, the county seat, 12J miles; from Montreal, 60 
 miles. Population of township, 3,300. 
 
 Aubin, Jean Bte., blacksmith. 
 Benulicu, Joseph, blacksmith and gur -iiU'ix, 
 Bulairo, Joseph, carpenter and biiiiiK 
 Bi'tlaire, Pierro, carpenter and builder. 
 Blanc, Henry Pied, carpenter and builder. 
 Bonneville, Francois, jun., hotel proprietor. 
 BOUIUIEAULT, F. 8,, postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 Bronunn, Piitrick, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Charles, Leon, shoemaker. 
 Choquette, Louis, preventive officer. 
 Courville, Jules, carpenter and builder. 
 Cuthbertson, llobt. J., general merchant. 
 
 Doyle, John, tailor. 
 
 Dupuis, Augu.flin, mayor and general merchant. 
 
 Dupuis, Paul, shoemaker. 
 
 Qrenier, L. A., notary public and collecting agent. 
 
 Johnston, Miss M., bonnet maker and milliner. 
 
 Lecuyer, F. X., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Mackin, Hugh, tuilor. 
 
 Marion, Autoine, general merchant. 
 
 McDonald, John, J P. 
 
 .Mullina, Wm., shoemaker. 
 
 Rochette, Rev. F^lix, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Ryiin, John, shoemaker. 
 
 Woods, Rev. FiHix, Roman Catbulio. 
 
 ST. ANNE, (BOUT DE LISLE), C. E.— A villngo situated on the island of Montreal. It was 
 heio where .Moore, the poet, composed the very popul.ir bout song, " Row brothers. Row," hero also is 
 to be seen an old French fort, partly destroyed by the English when they took possession of Canada. 
 From this place the Grand Trunk Railway cro.-ises the Ottawa river on sixteen massive stone piers. 
 Di^itant from Montreal, 21 miles, and from Ottawa city, 90 milea. Daily mail. Population about 500. 
 
 Barret, John, lock moster. 
 Berriot, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 Bruuctt, Francis, carpenter and builder. 
 Chanttl, J. M., carpenter and builder. 
 Charlcbois, Luc, carpenter and buildrr. 
 Chevrcfils, Rev. George, Roman Catholic. 
 (.V)t6, Eugene, general merchant. 
 D'Arpentiguy, Toussaint, carpenter and builder, 
 Decclles & Uartier, flour, saw and grist mill proprie- 
 tors. 
 Deschamps, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 Deslauriers, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 Dugnl, A., physician. 
 Oodin, Suvtire, bailiff for pari.sh. 
 Oreuior, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 Uvenier, Joseph & Son, carriage and waggon makers. 
 Lamarche, L6on, cabinet maker. 
 
 Larriv6, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Lefcbvre, Mr., shoemaker. 
 
 Martin, Jules, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Mason, James, J. P. and physician. 
 
 McLean, Mtj., hchool mistress. 
 
 Meloche, Francis, tanner and currier. 
 
 Pilon, Joseph, baker, confectioner and grocer. 
 
 Pilon, .Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Pinette, Daniel, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Pinette, Regis, grocer. 
 
 Raymond, Toussaint, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Sagala, Froncis, grocer. 
 
 Sauv^>, ^ Emmanuel, parish clerk. 
 
 SAUVB, THOMAS, J. P., postmaster and hotel 
 
 proprietor. 
 Tremblay, Jules, J. P., general merchant and parish 
 
 mayor. 
 
 ST. ANNE DE LA PERADE, C. E.— A large and thriving village, in the pariah of the same 
 name, and county of Champlaiu, situated on both siden of the river l^t. Anne and on the north shore of 
 the St. Lawrence. It has a large local trade in tiour and lumber. Distant from Three Rivers, 30 
 miles; and from Quebec, 60 miles. Daily mails. Population of parish about 3,000. 
 
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 Arcand, Francois, blacksmith. 
 
 Asselin, John, cabinet maker. 
 
 Augers, Kusiibe, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Baribiiult, Edouard, cabinet maker. 
 
 Baribault, Nazairc, grocer. 
 
 Beaudry, George P., notary public. 
 
 Benoit, Jean, grocer. 
 
 Bercier, David, blacksmith. 
 
 Bureau, Louis, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Charest, Isadore, saw mill owner. 
 
 C6t6, L., blacksmith. 
 
 Convent de la Congregation. 
 
 Delorme, Thibaroe, carpenter. 
 
 Deveau, Octave, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 ST. LAWRENCE HALL, HENRY UOGAN, PROPRIETOR, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 488.) 
 
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 ST. ANNE DE LA PERADE— STE. ANNE DBS PLANES. 
 
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 Dolbeo, DhtuI, fihoemaker. 
 
 Dotbec. L., oahiiipt maker. 
 
 Dapuis, Uev. L. K. A., KomAO Catholic. 
 
 DuBttblbod, Daviil, Hhoetnaker. 
 
 Filleau. JiiHeph, farmer. 
 
 Freuette, TliKophile, general merchant. 
 
 Qarceuu, Beujiimin, tanoor. 
 
 Garoenu, -Jean UaptiHle, physiciaa and surgeon. 
 
 Qbuthier, .Joseph, baker 
 
 Oodin, Hvrmen^gilde, cabinet maker. 
 
 Qodin, Mni-iu, cabinet maker. 
 
 Ilamelin. Fran^jis, general merchant. 
 
 Ueule, 0. C, flour and saw mill owner ftod lumber 
 
 merchant. 
 Jtnlin, Xavier, cabinet maker. 
 Lafli^che, Fran^nis, mayor. 
 Lauouette, Anaclet, cabinet maker. 
 Lanouette, F. E., general merchant. 
 Lanouette, Uldoric, baker and hotel keeper, 
 Lemay, A j(^le, milliner and dreasmaker. 
 Marobaud, Kev. Mnjurie, Ilomnt' Catholio. 
 
 Marcotte, Franfoia, general merohaut. 
 
 Marcotte, Joseph, grocer. 
 
 Mayrand, Franfoifi, carpenter. 
 
 Mt^grette, Mrs. , general storekeeper, hotel and 
 flour mill proprietress. 
 
 M^thut, J. ()., general merchant, flnur, grist and 
 Riiw mill owner. 
 
 M^TIIOT, JOSEPH TIlfiLESrilORE, postmaster 
 and general merchant. 
 
 Noii!, David, shoemaker. 
 
 Nool, Eaiiii, grocer. 
 
 Norbert, Liboire, baker. 
 
 Rompr/>, Xavier, shocmnkcr. 
 
 Ross, John Jones, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Rousseau, Hubert, cabinet maker. 
 
 Pecord, T. K., pr6fet. 
 
 St. Laurent, Fran9ois, blacksmith. 
 
 St. Laurent, Isidore, blacksmith, carriage and wag- 
 gon maker. 
 
 Tessier, Alexis, saw mill owner. 
 
 Tvssicr, Qeorge, saddle and harness maker. 
 
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 STE. ANNE DEL MONTS, C. E. — A thriving post village and parish, situated on the south 
 shore of the Kiver 8t. L'kwrenco, at the mouth nf the River .Ste. Anne, in the county of Qasp^. It 
 pos<oi4-<es a rich soil, good climate, and extensive cod-fl!<herip!< ; mackerel and snlrnon urealao iibuudaot. 
 It is the head quarters nf the 4th liattalion Qaspe militia, and the registry office for the St«. Anne 
 des Miiiits division is situated in tlie village. Distant from Perc6, the county seat, IQU miles; and 
 from Quebec, 3UI) miles. Population of the parish by last census, 869. 
 
 B^langor, Olivier, accountant. 
 
 BCrubi' & Chretien, carpenters and builders. 
 
 Bek-ub^, Mi.'<scs, milliners and dressmakers. 
 
 DIanchet, Marcel, cooper. 
 
 Bouchard, Norbert, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Cbenelle, Louis, sen., cooper. 
 
 Chuuinard, Pierre, municipal coun';illor. 
 
 Dion, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Dugas, Auselmo, copper and tiu'^mith 
 
 Dugas, Felix, oapt. of militia and municipal coun- 
 cillor. 
 
 Duniont, Miss Malvina, school teacher. 
 
 Dumont, Miss Philum6i)e, school teacher. 
 
 Fournier, C. & J., eaw mill owners. 
 
 Fournier, E., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Qagnier, Heriiiincgilde, cwrpenter and cooper. 
 
 Qagnier, Vincent, municipal councillor. 
 
 Gauthier, Jean Bte., accountant. 
 
 Lafoniaine, Pierre, mason. 
 
 L. montagne & B^langer, general mereh&ntti. 
 
 Li uontagne, T. J., captain of militia and municipal 
 (ouncillor. 
 
 Leclerc, Marcel, saw mill owner. 
 
 liuclero, Pierre, flour and grist mill owner. 
 
 Lepage, Jean, municipal councillor. 
 
 Lesp^rnnce, M., captain of militia. 
 
 li^vesque, Isidore, lime maker. 
 
 Luvesquo ft Lepngo, saw mill owners. 
 
 Lisotlc, George, blacksmith. 
 
 Marin, J. lite., municipal councillor. 
 
 Michaud, Widow J. Bte., flour and grist mill owner. 
 
 Morin, Hooori>, blacksmith. 
 
 Pasquet, Pierre, lime maker. 
 
 PERK15E, JOUS, J. P., postmaster, captain of 
 
 militia and municipal secretary aud treasurer. 
 Perree, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Pineitu, Jor . nMinicipal councillor. 
 Price, Wm. & Son, saw mill ov.ners. 
 Rou'seau, Hubert, mill owner and municipal ooon- 
 
 cillor. 
 Roy, Charles Franifos, crown land agent. 
 Roy, Henry, tinsmith. 
 Roy, Louis, J, P., municipal couucillor and major 
 
 in militia. 
 Sasseville, Alphonse, adjutant of militia. 
 Sasseville, J. Bte., J. P., mayor, mill owner and 
 
 Lt. Col. of militia. 
 Sasseville, L, N., quarter-master of militia. 
 Ste. Croix, John, captain of militia. 
 St. Laurent, Alexis, mason and blacksmith. 
 Therriault, Olivier, boot and shoemaker, 
 Thibauit, Fra. X., municipal councillor. 
 Vall(^e, Rev. M. P. S., Roman Catholic. 
 Vallee, Pierre, municipal councillor. 
 Verv6e, John, landing waiter and collecting agent. 
 
 STE. ANNE DES PLAINES, C. E.— A large village, situated in the parish of Ste. Anne, oonnty 
 of Terrebonne and 'listriot of Montreal. Its tradd is principally in lumber. It has one model and 
 four elementary schools. Distant from Terrebonne, 1 1 miles; from Ste. Scholastique, 24 miles; from 
 St. Jerome, 12 miles ; and from Montreal, 2i miles. Daily mbil. Population of the parish about 2,000. 
 
 Adam, Miii>l, b'.tcksmith. 
 Allarie, Isale, boot and shoemaker, 
 fielhunrenr, E., tailor. 
 DerthiHiiine, P., general merchant. 
 Briero, From(i, carpenter and builder. 
 Champoux, Rev. Ch'trlei, Roman Catholio. 
 Charbouneau, Ovide, oarpenter »nd cabinet maker. 
 Ch.vpentier, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Delorme, Fulix, saw mill owner. 
 Doroin, Rogis, carpenter, builder and cabinet maker. 
 D^spatis, Joseph, saw mill owner. 
 Ot^spatis, Pierre, saw mill owner, 
 Dospatis, Victoire, blacksmith. 
 Ongnon, Charles, grocer and hotel keeper. 
 Uagnun, Pierre, oarpenter, builder and okbintk 
 maker. 
 
 DONBOANA HOTEL, ST. JULIEN S McEROnii, Proprietors, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 430.) 
 
STE. ANNE DES PLANES— ST. ANTOINE. 
 
 705 
 
 iMoon, B., builder. 
 
 laudette, D., M.D., clerk of CommiBsionera ooort, 
 physician and lurgeon. 
 Oautbier, 0., general merchant. 
 0iiuthier, Jean, blacksmith. 
 Qauthier, .fuseph, cooper. 
 Qauthier, Diimase, cooper. 
 0ftuvn>au, Virgenie, tailor. 
 
 0RANUKR, H., J. P., postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 QrattoD, Joseph saw and flour mill owner. 
 0uilmont, JoHepu, batcher. 
 JmbuUe, Jeac Bte., secretary and treasurer to school 
 
 : commissioners. 
 
 f^kttour, Fraofois, watchmaker and jeweller, 
 tatour, Magliii*-e, school commissioner, 
 auzun, Antoine, school commissioner. 
 auzoD, Joseph, batcher. 
 
 Lauton, Joseph, sehool oommisuoner and saw mill 
 
 owner. 
 Lauton, Menasisae, baker. 
 Lauzon, Pierre, blacksmith. 
 Lefort, Pierre 0., M.D., physician and surgeon. 
 Maill^, Charles, boot and shoe maker. 
 Malbccuf, Antoine, boot and shoemaker. 
 Mflrcier, E., grocer, tanner and hotel keeper. 
 Meanier, Antoine, blacksmith. 
 Morel, Moise, builder. 
 Racine, Christophe, school commissioner. 
 Rousaill, Anselme, presidentof school commissioners. 
 Therrien, Franyois, carpenter. 
 Therrien, L6on, carpenter. 
 Therrien, Moise, tanner. 
 Vdseau, Joseph, carpenter, builder, and cabinet 
 
 maker. 
 
 |T. ANNS, C. W. — A post village, situated in the township of Qaiasborough and county of Lincoln. 
 DlHtunt from Niagara, 30 miles, and from St. Catharines, the county seat, 16 miles. Population about 
 1 100. 
 
 lushing, P., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Lenney, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 IcGregor, James, hotel proprietor. 
 l^nsB, Neltjon, boot and shoemaker, 
 ecord, Qeorgia, J. P., clerk of 7th division court. 
 
 Smith, Cyrus, boot and shoemaker. 
 Snyder, Joseph II., carpenter and builder. 
 UPPER, JACOB, J. P., postmaster and general 
 
 roerohaot. 
 Whybea, S., blacksmith. * 
 
 |T. antoine, C B. — A post Tillage in the township of Withworth, county of Temiscouata, situated 
 on Uivi^re du Loup, and a station on the Qranl Trunk Railway. Distant from RiTi^ra du Loup, the 
 county town, 6 miles; Quebec, 120 miles; Three Rivera, 210 miles, and from Montreal, 300 miles. 
 Population of parish 1060. 
 
 J^ril, Francois, carpenter and builder. 
 
 April, George, mayor and secretary-treasurer school 
 couinMHsioners. 
 
 Klnnfier, Boniface, trunk maker. 
 
 Mliiiigor, Dame llonori). 
 
 ■lll'xnger, J. Bte., mason. 
 
 Pllanger, Jos., councillor. 
 
 Birnier, Christopher, oounciller. 
 
 Blrnier, T., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 D{|fgagn6, Mr., saw mill. 
 
 DMKoHierH, Joseph, tanner and currier. 
 
 Dobe, Morn^l, blacksmith. 
 *'IHuuont, Mile. AdtMe, school teacher. 
 
 Dttvnl, F. X.., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Davnl, Octave, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Oftgnun, Damase, councillor. 
 
 Qardner, Honors, general merchant. 
 
 Garnn, Hyaoiuthe, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Laferi'ier, .Michel, carpenter, waggon and agricul- 
 tural implement maker. 
 
 Lagace, Joseph, mason. 
 
 LflKH^'e, Mile. Lucie, hats, o^psand furs. 
 
 Lal'lante, Stanislas, blacksmith. 
 
 L6vi!>quc, Joseph, school commissioner. 
 
 L'ltalienne, Basile, general merchant. 
 
 Marquis, M'lle M., school teacher. 
 
 Michau<l, Dame Israel, tailoress. 
 
 Morio, Moiite, notary. 
 
 Ouellet, Ktienne, councillor. 
 
 Paradis, Jean Baptiste, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Paradis, Michel, school commissioner, boot and 
 
 shoemaker. 
 Pelletier, M'lle Josephine, sehool teacher. 
 Pioard, Abraham, school commissioner. 
 Pinet, Joseph, councillor. 
 Talbot, Rev. Oeorge, Roman Catholte. 
 TALBOT, G. J., postmaster. 
 Verret, Kus^bo, school commissioner. 
 Vorret, Philippe, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 8T. ANTOINE, C. E.— A post village in the parish of St. Antoine, county of Verohcires, situated on 
 on thu north bank of the river Richelieu, opposite St. Denis, district of Montreal. During sammer, 
 11 steamer leaves twice a week for Montreal. Distant from Verchi^res, the county town, 12 miles; 
 Montreal, 36 miles ; Quobeo, 158 miles; and from St. llyacioihe, 18 miles. Population about 200. 
 
 Archarabault, A.B., J. P., commissioner small oaaaei. 
 Archambault, .\ntoine, mayor. 
 Archarabault, Raphael, physician and aargeon. 
 Boiviu, Jules, ferryman. 
 Eonehard, Phileaa, school teacher. 
 Bourgeois, Raphaiil, blacksmith. 
 Cartier, A. C, J. P , commissioner of small oaus«8. 
 CARTIEK, N'., J. P., postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 Champagne Louis, shoemaker. 
 Codt>re, Napoleon, physician and aargeon. 
 
 Codiire, Robert, general merchant 
 
 Dupr6, Cl6opha3, oounotllor. 
 
 Dupre, Toussaint, councillor. 
 
 Dupuis, Rev J. B., Riman Catholio. 
 
 FanRuf, Kluise, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Fraier, John, seigneur and flour mill owner. 
 
 Gaudotte, W., shoemaker. 
 
 Gendron, Antoine, councillor. 
 
 Gendron, J., carpenter. 
 
 Germain, P., notary publio. 
 
 Giard, Andr6, blacksmith. 
 
 AGPICULTURAL IMPLBMENTS, FOR SALE BY H. 
 46 
 
 F. BBLLBW, QUEBEC. (r>ne Card, p. 600.) 
 
706 
 
 ST. ANTOINE— ST. AUBERT. 
 
 GUrd, Joseph, earriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Qladen, V., notary public. 
 
 Granel, Louis, clerk Commiuionera court. 
 
 Guertin, Flayien, ooancillor. 
 
 Lailamme, Joseph, oouncillor and general merchant. 
 
 Marohegsault, Ronnald, J. P. 
 
 Marootte, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Marcotte, J. W., notary public 
 
 llilotte, Louis, bailiff. 
 
 Paradis, Heroule, eommissioner small causes and 
 
 commission merchant. 
 Richer, Miss, school teacher. 
 Roberge, Joseph, ferry man. 
 Rolland, N., shoemaker. 
 Roy, Flavien, carpeuler. 
 Roy, Louis, carpenter. 
 St. Jacques, Misael, blacksmith. 
 St. Roch, Louis, councillor. 
 Valien, Tb6odule, carpenter. 
 
 BT. ARMAND CENTBE, C. E.— A thriving post Tillage, in the parish of St. Armand. county of 
 Misaissquoi, district of Montreal. It is sometimes called Cook's Corner. Distant from Frcltghsburg, 8 
 miles ; and from St. Albans, Vt., 20 miles. Population about 150. 
 
 Beals, Oeorge, express agent. 
 
 Butler, Orange, chair maker. 
 
 Butler, Mary milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Demase, G. P., blacksmith. 
 
 Qodard, Antony, tanner, leather dealer and shoe- 
 maker. 
 
 Hitchcock, RcT. B., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Kemp, Oren, J., crown land agent. 
 
 Krans, H. P., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Lagrange, Omie, sewing machine agent. 
 
 POTTEH, CHARLES H., postmaster, general^mer- 
 chant and hotel proprietor. 
 
 Prowty, Rev. James. 
 
 Rebidue, Levi, cooper. 
 
 Reynolds, Qrvil, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Sharbino, John, fehoemakcr. 
 
 Shutts, Henry, blacksmith. 
 
 Sbutts, Jacob, blacksmith and land ngeut. 
 
 Shutts, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Stanley, Wra., jun., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Tittemore, George, brickmaker. 
 
 Tittemore, Leonard, J. P,, blacksaiith and waggon 
 
 mnker. 
 Tittiimore, Philip, waggon muker. 
 Well., Qe^rge, custom house ofiScer. 
 
 ST. ATHANASE, C. B.— The «*•//»>« of the county of Iberville, in the parish of St. Athanaw, 
 Seigniory of Bleury, county of Iberville, and district of Montreal. St. Johns is connected with this 
 place by an elegant toll-bridgo standing at the bead of the Chnmbly Cacal. Distant from Montreal, 
 24 miles. Dailv mail. Populiitiou of parish about 2,700. 
 
 Auberton, Q. H., notary public. 
 
 Bessette, Aiigustin, general merchant. 
 
 Bessette, V., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Carreau, L , physician. 
 
 CASSON, THOMAS, proprietor Iberville Hotel 
 
 Charland, Joseph, mayor and general merchant. 
 
 Coupul, Autoino, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Cousins, Mrs. A., grocery and provision store. 
 
 Couture, Louis, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Dacier, Joseph, J. P., general merchant and mayor 
 
 of municipality. 
 Filiatrault, Etienne S., general merchant. 
 Gervias, tailor. 
 
 Qoyette, It^noni, betel proprietor. 
 Hamel, Francois F. Zdphirin,; notary public and 
 
 registrar. 
 Hamilton, S. D., accountant, 
 llenaley. W. J., proprietor Richelieu Hotel. 
 Houle, Edouard, butcher. 
 
 IRERVILLF, FOUNDRY, Vinceleti-^ .% Co., props. 
 lUERVII.LK HOTEL, Thos. Casson, proprietor. 
 Jones, Robert, lieutenant-colonel, proprietor toll 
 
 bridge. 
 
 Knight, W'm., toll collector Richelieu Bridge. 
 
 Lonprct, A., physician. 
 
 Loupret, Chas., advocate. 
 
 MasM<>, Michel, general merchant. 
 
 McOinnes, Vfm., Bour, saw, and grist mill proprie- 
 tor and agent for seigniory. 
 
 Motigeou, F. L., notary public. 
 
 Morehead, II. G., physician. 
 
 Ouellette, Kdcuiird, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Patenaude, C, general merchant. 
 
 Pearson, John, flour and Su.w mill proprietor. 
 
 Powell, Adolphns II., general merchant. 
 
 Prairie, Joiieph, H., advocate. 
 
 Reeves, Oliver, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Rb'gnier, Pierre, general merchant. 
 
 Richelieu Hotel, M. J. Hensley, proprietor. 
 
 Roy, Thoophile, general merchant. 
 
 TiHreault, J., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Tyler, Orang^;, assistant agent for seigniory and 
 village clerk. 
 
 Vincelette, C, notary public. 
 
 Vincelette, Valfroy, notary public. 
 
 VINCELETTE & CO., proprietors Iberville Foundry. 
 
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 ST. AUBERT, C. E.— A post village in the seigniory of Port 'olie, county of L'Islet, situated on the 
 river Trois S'lnmons, and a station on the Grand Trunk Railway, established in the year 1867. Dii- 
 tr.nt from Quebec, 60 miles. 
 
 Bi'longor, P., carpenter. 
 
 BtUanger, P., dentist. 
 
 Boucher, P., school tenoU,er. 
 
 Bourgault, A., carpenter. 
 
 BOURGAULT, CYPRIAN, postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Bvargault, G., blacksmith. 
 
 Bourgault, F., baker. 
 Carron, A., «abinet maker. 
 Carrou. F., carpenter. 
 Chouinard, A., saw mill owner. 
 Cloutier, J., general merchant. 
 DcBsaint, V., sviiool teacher. 
 Duval, L. Z., councillor. 
 
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 DONEGANA HOTEL, ST. JOLIBN & MoKEOGU, PROPRIETORS, MONTREAL. (8f« Card, p. 480.} 
 
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ST. AUBERT— ST BARTHELEMI. 
 
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 id. county of 
 sllghsburg, 3 
 
 int. 
 
 n maker. 
 
 and waggon 
 
 Boa!<(ioet, Chriatophcr, saw mill proprietor, coun- 
 cillor. 
 Fo'-tiri, BeT. M., Roman Catholic. 
 Fournier, M., saw mill owner. 
 Gannon, J, eaw mill owner. 
 Hariaut, .1 , livery stable keeper. 
 Jean. L , tin and coppersmith. 
 Lagnoo, F., mason. 
 Lehlanc, C, carpenter. 
 Leclero, S., blacksmith. 
 Langlnis, Q., school teacher. 
 
 Lanj^lais, P., Rcbool teacher. 
 
 Miville, D , maaon. 
 
 Mivillc, F., mason. 
 
 Morrin, M., saw mill owner. 
 
 iMorrin, P. fl , saw mill owner. 
 
 Ouellct, I-irnel, ghocniakor. 
 
 Prolenu, .Iciin lUe., woollen, flour and grist mill 
 
 owner. 
 Seneclinl. F.., fhoemnUer. 
 Thibault, KJward, shoemaker. 
 Vaillaneour, M , saw mill owner. 
 
 ST. AUQUSTIN, C. E.— .\ thriving post Tillage, situated on the north shore of the River St. 
 Lawrence, in the parish of the same name and county of Porttiouf Distant from Quebec, 14 miles. 
 Population of the parish, by last census, 1,7;J2. 
 
 Amiot, Dominique, general merchaut. 
 B')urbeau, Augustin, J. P, 
 Urunet, Th(''ophil», hotel keeper. 
 Constantino, M'me E., general slorekoopLT. 
 Cantin, Iguace, saw mill owner. 
 Cantiu, IsiJdre, hool and shoemaker. 
 Dor<;, .Albert, carriage and waggon maker. 
 EAST. CHARI.KS, po.stmaster. 
 East, Fi^lix, builder. 
 
 Oagnon, Jean, carriage and waggon makiT. 
 Qagnon, Pierre, carriage and waggjn niitker. 
 Gilbort, Luc, bout and shoemaker. 
 
 Gilbert, Pierre, saw mill owner. 
 
 Juineau, .Vthanase, blacksmith. 
 
 Larue, Praxi>do, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Lorlot, Narcisse, grocer. 
 
 Marvis, pie-re, blacksmith. 
 
 Milette, Kuv. Augustin, Roman (,'iitholic. 
 
 Petitcler.i, Joseph, general merchant. 
 
 Vezina, Jovite, buildur. 
 
 V6zina, Louis, cf rpenter and builder. 
 
 Voyer, Ferdinand blacksmith. 
 
 Watters, Daiiii'l, notary public. 
 
 :. Athanaiie, 
 h\ with this 
 > Montreal, 
 
 idge. 
 
 lill 
 
 proprie- 
 
 etor. 
 
 or. 
 
 jniory and 
 
 Foundry. 
 
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 ST. BARNABE, C. B. — A post village, situateil on the Yamachiche River, in the township of 
 Casuton, piirish of Johnson and county of St. Maurice. Distant from Three Rivers, the county town, 
 22 miles. Population about 9U0. 
 
 Bellcfeuille, Luc, flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 licllemard, St. Luc, J. P. 
 
 Hellerive. Amable, blacksmith. 
 
 Uernier, Louis, tannor. 
 
 Boucher, L«ger, notary. 
 
 Bournival, Antoine, trader. 
 
 Commenu, Wiltie, blacksmith. 
 
 D^ichaine, Antoine, flour, grist and saw mill prop. 
 
 Dufresiue, Louis, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Duliaime, Joan Bte., boot nnd shoemaker. 
 
 Ferron, Augustin. baker. 
 
 Fran(,'oig, Louis Q., mason. 
 
 Ilamelin, Nniairc, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Heroux, Benjar^in, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Heroux, Miss, 8ch(\,l teacher 
 
 HEROUX, ONfeniE, J. P., postmaster and general 
 
 merchant and insurance agent. 
 Lacerto, llyacinthe, blncksniitb. 
 Lamard, Alexis, saw mill proprietor. 
 Lamy, MIsh, scIk'oI teacher. 
 Langlois, Loon, carpenter and builder. 
 Lavergiie, Miss, school teacher. 
 Loranger, Madame Isaac, milliner and dressmaker. 
 ALiBcuo, 'Vuguste, boot and shoemaker. 
 Milette, Moise, tin and coppersmith. 
 Pepin, Fran9oi8, flour, grist and saw mill proprietor, 
 Heime, Miss, school teacher. 
 Itoy, Moise, carriage and waggon maker, 
 Roy, Madame ^^llse, milliner and dresem.aker. 
 Sirois, Rev. E., Roman Catholic. 
 
 ST. BARTHELEMI, C. E.— A post village situated in the seigniory of York, Fief du SaU.; and 
 Fief Petit llruucau, in th. . junty of IJerthier, and distrint of Montreal. The parish "ontains sever?.' 
 good schools and literary institutions and does a large Hour and lumber trado. Distant from Sorol, 
 the county town, 17 miles ; Ik-rthier, 1 1 miles ; Montreal, (V) miles ; Throe Rivers, 3tS niilea, and from 
 Quebec, 120 miles. Population of village and parish about 2600. 
 
 Allard, Isidoto, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Bacon, Jean, cooper. 
 
 Beauprt^, Francois, J. P. 
 
 Heliand, Ed., J. P. 
 
 Benard, Uosite, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Bernt!ohe, Joseph, mayor. 
 
 Bibeau, .\., shoemaker. 
 
 Libeau, Isaie, blacksmith. 
 
 Boucher, Leon, blacksmith. 
 
 Brisette, Pierre, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 BruKi, M'lle, milliner ' .d dressmaker. 
 
 Bruuelle, Victor, notary public. 
 
 Brunette, 0., oatpenter aiid jjiner. 
 
 Cadotte, A. P., eohool teacher. 
 
 Comptois, Cjrille, parish councillor, 
 
 C<5ti', F^lis, physician. 
 
 Derout'u, Elzoar, general merchant. 
 
 Desfrissijs, N., parish councillor. ' 
 
 Drauville, Dr., physician. 
 
 Oulmain, ilercult's carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Duval, Folix, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 FAUTEU.X, ISAIE, J. P, postmaster and general 
 
 merchaut (nee card, p. 716). 
 QauthicT, Amabic, architect, house and sign painter. 
 Gauthier, .M'lle., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Gaulhier, Osoard, bouse and nign painter. 
 Oervais, Xavier, parish councillor. 
 Granielle, Rcmi, shoemaker. 
 
 H. F. BEUEW. DEALER IN SADDLERY, HARDWARE, &o , QUEBEC. (See Csid, p. 690.) 
 
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 ST. BARTHELEMI— ST. CASIMIR. 
 
 Hamelin, Ed., general mercbaot, flour, woollen and 
 
 siiw mill proprietor. 
 Jncques, ElioBr, carpenter nud joiner. 
 Jaciiaes, Joacpb, blm-ketDitk. 
 J-.i-ques, Dr., physician. 
 Jacques, 0., echool tencher. 
 Jacques, XL, sndlle und hitrness maker. 
 Lnilouceur, Nork<-rt, carriage and wnggon maker. 
 LafoDtain, Sedfroii!, parish conncillor. 
 Lenieri.so, A., saddle and harness maker. 
 Mari'oux, I'on-s, corpentcr and joiner. 
 Mayt', Joseph, butcher and tanner. 
 
 Moreau Joseph, mason. 
 
 Paquiu, C. N., school teacher. > 
 
 Pellant, N., general merchant. 
 
 Pinard, C, grocer. 
 
 Planle, Thomas, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Plaate, Xavier, parish councillor. 
 
 Betnillard, O., founder and blacksmith. 
 
 Kouleau, Francois, notary public. 
 
 Semper, D., shoemaker. 
 
 StWigny, Charles, J. P. 
 
 SyWestre, Ft'-lix, butcher. 
 
 Vudenait, Louis, parish councillor. 
 
 STE. BRIOIDE, C. 33. — A small Tillage situated in the seigniory of St. Marie de Monoir, county of 
 Iberville, and dLstrict of .Montreal. Distant from Montreal, 34 miles; from St. Gregoire de Monoir, 6 
 miles; from Faruham, G milc^; and from St. Cesaire, 7 miles. Duily mail. Population, about ISO, 
 
 Donnelly, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Qerniain, Rev. V,., Roman Cbtholio. 
 
 Girard, Joseph, councillor. 
 
 Lamarch, S. D., general merchant. 
 
 Lareau, Michael, hotel proprietor. 
 
 LctVbvre, Jean Uaptiste, general merchant, 
 
 Luiselle, Mrs., bonnet maker. 
 
 Loiaelle, Pascbal, general merchant. 
 
 Maicoux, Marcel, tanner. 
 
 Marcouz, Mrs., milliner and dress maker. 
 
 McCAMBRIDGE, JAMES, deputy postmaster, car- 
 riage and waggon maker, carpenter and builder, 
 sash, blind ami door manufacturer. 
 
 McGuire, Francis, blacksmith. 
 
 Michaud, Kdn.jud, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 .Monot, 0., notary public. 
 
 MURRAY, WILLIAM, postmaster. 
 
 Reid, Mrs. J., dry goods dealer. 
 
 Trudeau, Louis, carpenter and builder. 
 
 ST. BRUNO, C. E, — A small village situated on Mosse Creek, and a station on the Grand Trunk 
 Raitwitv, in the parii^h of St. liruno, county of Chambly and district of Montreal, Distant U'ura Mont- 
 real, lb miles ; from lieliKil, 9 miles; from Chambly, U miles ; and from Lungueuil, 12 miles. Daily 
 mail. P'^T)ulation of parii^b, per last census, 1719. 
 
 Archambault, Iv., boot and sboemal^er. 
 
 Barettc, E. T. , general merchant. 
 
 Barro, Charles, tailor. 
 
 Basticn, Augustin, mason. 
 
 Beauregard, llonoii'-, tlour and feed dealer, baker 
 
 and confectioner. 
 Benard, Napolton, grocer, baker and confectioner. 
 Benoit, Adolphe, grocer. 
 Boiez, Tr^-fl(^, boot and shoemaker. 
 Brodeur, Dtisirb, school teacher. 
 Brunetiu, »)liviero T., physician and surgeon, flour, 
 
 grist, saw and woollen mill proprietor. 
 Cadieus, U., cabinet maker. 
 Champeau, J. 0., notary. 
 Charrcn, Norbert, gunsmith. 
 (}bcTrette, Cbavles, mason. 
 Dalpo, Maurice, grocer. 
 Dub^, Joseph, broom maker. 
 Fluct, Misses, milliners and dressmakers. 
 Gabauriau, Charles, carpenter and builder. 
 Goyotte, I'ii'rre, carpenter and builder. 
 Jodoin, Louis, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Lalumiijre, Antoine, b'''"k8mith. 
 
 Lalumiere, Eust-be, blocksmith. 
 
 Lambert, J. Bte., lumber merchant. 
 
 Leduc, Octave, J. P. 
 
 L'Heureux, Joseph, general merchant. 
 
 Lussior, B., blacksmith, 
 
 Martin, Adolphe, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Martin, Robert, express agent. 
 
 Martin, TbOophile, house and sign painter. 
 
 PAR]^ ALBERT, assistant postmaster. 
 
 PAR£, ALEXLS P., postmaster and notary. 
 
 Par^', P., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Piette, Rev. Maxims, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Pelletier, Pierre, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Rtendeau, A., notary. 
 
 Robert, Pierre, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Robert, Seraphin, boot and shovmaker. 
 
 Rocbeleau, Ant., general merchant. ', 
 
 Sauriol, T., physician and surgeon. 
 
 8ch6dler, B., carriage and waggon to .ker. 
 
 SchdiUer, Norbert, blacksmith. 
 
 Vincent, Alphonso, livery stable kcjpcr. 
 
 \] 
 
 ST. CASIMIR, C E.--A small t^.iv{ng village, situated on the River St. Anne, in the ooanty of 
 Portiicuf. Distant from Ste. Anu<j de la P6rade, 9 miles; from Montreal, 119 miles; and from 
 Quebec, 61 miles. Population about 800. 
 
 Baudctte, F. X., blacksmith. 
 
 Bigu<^, Isidore, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Douville, Edmond, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Douville, Firmus, general merchant. 
 
 Dufresne, F. X., sash, blind and door mantfaotarer. 
 
 DnsauU, LouIh, blacksmith. 
 
 Gervais, J., general merchant. 
 
 3ibb & Demcrs, flour, grist and saw mill proprietors, 
 ingras, F. X., general merchant. 
 Granebois, P. H., general merchant, 
 
 Guertin, Rev. Etienno, ''^ioman Catbolio. 
 Ouonin, Rev. J. N., Roman Catholic. 
 Hardy, Renoni, b.ncksmith. 
 Lacassc, T., physician. 
 Laguerre, J C, gcnornl merchant. 
 Laguerre, J. C, sclool toacher. ' 
 
 Laguerre, M'me J. C, bonnet maker. 
 Lepiae, Hubert, tanner. 
 
 Morin, Edouard, notary public, secretar- municipal 
 council and captair of militia. 
 
 SCOITISU PROVINCIAL A^BURANCB COMPANY. (See Card, p. 445.) 
 
ST. CASIMIRr-ST. CATHARINES. 
 
 709 
 
 county of 
 Monoir, 6 
 bout 150, 
 
 ister, tar- 
 i builder, 
 
 id Trunk 
 im Muut- 
 a. Daily 
 
 r- 
 
 it. 
 
 unty of 
 id from 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 uioipal 
 
 I 
 
 Morin, Paschal, sergeant of militia. 
 
 Page, J. L., ensign of militia and millwri^lit. 
 
 PARU; N, J. P., postmaster, general merohaot, 
 
 ensign of militia and saw mill proprietor. 
 Perrault, L , chair manufacturer. 
 Proteau, Pierre, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Ricard, F. X , chair manufacturer. 
 Banvageau, Eu!<(^be, builder and cabinet maker. 
 Searl, B., secretary of schools. 
 
 Tessier, Alexis, captain of militia. 
 
 Tessier, \mM6, sergeant cf militia, 
 
 TcHSier, Pierre, general merchant, and ensign of 
 
 militia. 
 TesHier, Zoe, sash, blind and door manufaoiurer 
 
 and builder. 
 Tournier, Nazaire, boot and shoemaker. 
 Weller, Mme. L., bonnet maker. 
 
 ST. CATHARINES, C. W.— .\n incorporated town situate.! on the Welland Canal, in the township 
 of Oranthiim, and connty of Lincoln. It is the county seat and beniitifiilly situated on a tract of table 
 land above the valley through which tho canal is cut, and surrDumloJ by a section whicli U unsur- 
 passed for fertility and cultivation in the we.-itern section of tlie province. It is celebrated for its 
 mineral springs, which have been brought before the public by Mr. Stephenson, who is proprietor of 
 the Stephenson House, a large and spacious hotel, well fitted up with nil modern improvements and 
 ample accommodation for invalids and pleasure seekers, who may become guests at this popalai* estab- 
 lishment. St. Catharines is well built up, has numerous manufacturing eslnlilishmentH, an excellent 
 retail as well as considerable wholesale trade. It is a station on the Oreiit Western Railway, and the 
 Welland Railway has its head office and workf here. Distant from Niagara, 1 1 miles ; Niagiiru Fulls, 
 12 miles; and from Hamilton, 32 miles. Mails daily and money order office. Population about 6500. 
 
 Abell & Brother, woollen factory, .''t. Paul. 
 Adams, K. S., J. P., president Niagara District 
 
 Fire Insurance Company, St. Paul. 
 Adams, Thos., paymaster Welland Cunal, St. Paul. 
 Adiey, Thomas, carpenter. Cherry. 
 Aherin, Wm., civil engineer, William. 
 Aiken, Arthur, money broke.% Queenston. 
 Allan, TboH. (I., furniture, kc, King. 
 Allan, Wm. B , arohit>'ct, K'r ;., near the Market. 
 AMKRICAN EXPRESS COMPANY, Moses E. Kel- 
 
 losg, agent, Queen. 
 Anderson, John, (colored) barber, St. Paul. 
 Andrews, Wm., hats, cnps and fur store, St. Paul. 
 ARNOLD, C. M., cashier, Niagara District Bank, St. 
 
 Paul. 
 Atkinson, Rev. A. F., Chnroh of England. 
 Atkinson, F. M., bill clerk, Branch Bank of Upper 
 
 Cuvnada. 
 Ball, James IT., principal fjt. George's Public 
 
 Sci.ool. Church. 
 BANK OF UI'l'RR CANADA, H. C B« wick, man- 
 ager, St. Paul. 
 Bannan, Huzh, cooper. 
 Barber, James, cabinet maker. 
 Barker, Joseph, dealer in dry goods and clothing, St. 
 
 Paul. 
 Barker, .Toseph, boot and shuemaker, St. 'Paul. 
 Barnes, 4'horaas, mason, Division. 
 B-trr, Jiime". dry goods, ke., Ht Paul. 
 Barr, Mrs. .lames, te;4eher day school, St. Paul. 
 Burr, John, cabinet maker, Wall. 
 Barr, Mrs Wm., dry good« an.i tnilliiiory, St Paul. 
 Barron, Wm , marble works, Jiimos 
 BARWICK, H C , manager, Bmk of Upper Canada, 
 
 St. Paul. 
 Battle, Matthew, grocery and provisions, St. Paul 
 Ueadle, 1)., nurseryman, Geneva, eust. 
 Benitie, Tiiomas. imtnufauturer and dealer in boots 
 
 I id 8h< c-r, St Paul. 
 Be'lt'il, CaUiti E., soda water muker. 
 Beeton, W, It, dealer In drugs and chemicals, fto., 
 
 St. P-^ul. 
 Bogy, (iHorge A., hr U, blind and door factory. Mary. 
 Bogy, Wm., cooper, Church, near (^ltvin. 
 Benson, Charles J , barristci- and attorney-at-law, 
 
 Bo;ioif(.r, .te., St, Paul. 
 BENSON, J.\MES, R A CO . importers and leaUrs 
 .in )ihelf and heavy hardware, bar iron and Ntoel, 
 
 St. Paul. 
 
 Benson, James R., president St. CMtliariuPS and 
 Welland Canal Oas Light tympany, St Paul. 
 
 Berry man, Edgar, provincial land surveyor, 4c., St. 
 Paul. 
 
 BEIISTON, W. .1. (of Harris & Berston). manufac- 
 turer »nd dealer in tobacco and snutl, St. Paul, 
 near William. 
 
 Bevitt, Rev. Thomas. Park. 
 
 Bird, James, cabinet maker, Calvin. 
 
 Birmington, James, cooper. Riordan. 
 
 Biahaprick, James, snap and candle factory, Queen- 
 ston. 
 
 Boles, Wm., merchant tailor, clothier, &c., St. Paul. 
 
 Boles, James, cooper, James. 
 
 Roman, Bt-njamin F , black.sinilh, Queenston, 
 
 Boons, Jacob, mason. Wall. 
 
 Rone, Thomas, mason, Queenston. 
 
 Bone. Wm., tailor, St. Paul. 
 
 Bookless, George, blaukstnitli. 
 
 Boyd. Samuel, mason, ThoroUl Road. 
 
 BOYLE, ARTHUR, chemist and druggist, &c , St. 
 PhuI (see card, p. 7 Hi). 
 
 Boylcs, Jftme.s, proprietor, Our IIou.10, neor Great 
 Western Railway Depot. 
 
 Bradley, James, grocery, Geneva. 
 
 Brady, Thomas, grocer and baker. King. 
 
 Hraund, Henry, mnchiuisi Queenston. 
 
 Brayshaw, John, managi'i- at Jcseph Flint's Saw 
 nianuraetary, Cliuicli. 
 
 Bridges, Jam<-s, manufacturer and dealer in boots 
 anil shoe'<, St. I'.iul. 
 
 Brokenshire, J & (]o., Atlantic ship pump raakcra, 
 Canal Bridge. ^ 
 
 Brooks, George, cabinet makers, St. Paul. 
 
 Brown, Calvin, solioitor-in-chancory. Queen. 
 
 Brown, Richard, •ailor, Duke, corner Queen. 
 
 BROWN, THOM.Va, tavern keeper. Race Course. 
 
 Brownlee, Hi'nry. gr.>cer and baknr, St Paul. 
 
 Brownlen, Thomas H., grocer, St. Paul. 
 
 BROWNLEE, WILLI.VM. Sou., agent, baker tnd 
 grocer, com-r King and Queen 
 
 Brasch, Frederick, tailor. Wellington Avenue. 
 
 Bryant,, Maik, butiher. Market. 
 
 BRVSON, RO.SS, (m^iniigcr of the estate of the lato 
 Francis Coy) imp rtT and dealer in all kinds of 
 hardware, paints. ^0., Ht. Paul (see card, p 71'- ) 
 
 BucliaiiKn, Irwin, snsli. l>Uiid, and door manuf.to- 
 turer, corner King and .Mary^ 
 
 Bullock, Chas,, boot and shociniker, St. Paul. 
 
 ST. L\WREMCE H.VLL, HENUY HOOAN, PROPRIBTOR, MO.NTREAL. (See Card, p. 438.) 
 
no 
 
 ST CATHARINES 
 
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 STEPHENSON HOUSE 
 
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 ST. CATHARINES. 
 
 711 
 
 AND 
 
 ST. CATHARINES 
 
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 I. : 
 
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 THE MANY AND WONDERFUL CURES 
 
 EFFECTED BY THESE WATERS, 
 
 IN RHEUMATISM, GOUT, NEURALGIA, 
 
 DISEASES OF WOMEN, 
 
 INDIGESTION, SCROFULA, 
 
 And Obstinate Syphilitic Affectionc of Bones and Skin, 
 
 BAVR MADB THKM 
 
 FAMOUS THROUGHOUT AMERICA. 
 
 REFEBENCE is permitted to the following distinguished Visitors, as to tho 
 Efficacy of the ST. CATHARINES WATERS in Disease : 
 
 The Right Reverend Archbishop Hiif^hea ; Gen. J. Watson Webb; Alvah Hunt, E8q. ; Edwin Forrest, 
 Esq. ; F. Di'l'eyBler, Esq. ; C. 8tci.ioti, Esq. ; 1). Howard, Esq. ; Messrs. P. V King & Lekoy, of New York 
 City; II. W. Sargeant, Esq., of Fisliljill ; Mesara. Jas. Ijawrenoe, V. Urant, and I'. C, Ilrooka, of Boston ; 
 Bioliop Upfold, of Indiana; C. (.'. Trowbri.lge, E-q., Detroit; Prof. Jas. P. White, Buffalo, Ac. The 
 majority of tho loading Physicians in the hirge t'itiei) are also well acquainted with tho properties of the 
 Waters, and tlio following ger.tlomen in Canada : Clianeollor Blake, W. il. Uobinsoa, Et-q , Toronto ; IIoQ. 
 John (jult, M Vaukoughnet, Esq., .'udgu McCord, Montreal. 
 
 f^** ST. (^ATII.VRITJKH is eleven miles west of the Suspension Bridge. Niagara Falls Train.^ connect- 
 ing with all Express Trains on New York Central Railroad will convey paiiBongers direot to the Springs per 
 Great Western Railway. 
 
 W. C. CUEWETT <t Co., BOOKSELLEIltt AND PIUNTEBS, KING STPEET, TOUONTO. 
 
IP 
 
 712 
 
 ST. CATHARINES. 
 
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 ODD FELLOWS' BUILDINO, 
 
 (O00VFTi:in Till (IROUND WIIKRI Till NT. A T 11 t H I N I S II0V8I IT008, ) 
 
 ST. CATIIAlllNES, C. W., 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Drugs, Cheinicals, Medicines, Perfurnery, 
 
 COMBS, BRUSHES OF ALL KINDS, ARTISTS' MATERIALS AND DYE STUFFS, 
 
 Ai wril na those Artlrira iiaHi«ll)r ft>uii<i In n Plrst ClaM UruK Store* 
 
 49- *U. MltllOINUI KMCtrriD with I'AUTKI UR RimiHOI TO ailAUTT. "KV 
 
 IIJ^RDA^^RE. 
 
 .\.TVOJ« OOY', 
 
 IMPOKTIB or 
 
 :• ENGLISH, mmi and American hardware, 
 
 I, ULiimnii, niiu nmuiiiunii iin..ui.n..L, 
 
 BAR, HOOP, 8HEET AKU RA^I) IRO^, 
 
 STKKL, CANADA PLATES, TIN, 
 
 i»-A.ii«rTs. oxXjS, OXJ.A.SS, i^xTTanr, cAso. 
 
 SKIX OF TIIK CIRCl.LAn SAW, 
 
 SiT. PAUL .STREirr, NT. CATHARIIVKS, i). W, 
 
 G^EORQ^E INT. OILL, 
 
 l«a:-A.l>a"XTF-A.OXXJK,ER. OF 
 
 STEAM 
 
 BOILERS, HORSE POWERS, SEPARATORS, 
 
 GLOVER MILLS, MOWING MACHINES. 
 
 A.ITD ALL HLliDN OF €ANTlI\4.iN l!V IRO.lf A^D BRANS. 
 
 ST. O^THLA-I^IZSTES J. "W". 
 
 t7COfl.n«KS. 
 
 FOR Destroying Worms in Children, SFTTZMIl'S VEUMIFUQE CANDY ia by f*r tho most pleasant, 
 safe, and effectual remedy now in use. Try it! Sold by all Dealers iu Medicines. 
 
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 W. C. CHEWETT & CO., BOOKBINDERS AND LAW PRINTERS. KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 
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 nuiiling, Thornftf, dealer in hi'Ien, leather, &o., St. 
 
 r«ul. 
 niirKiiynu, Henry, builder, Nin^tara, near St. Paul. 
 IlufDM, IlcT Riihert, (Canadian Preabyterian. 
 Barrow Ik (^hatlield, oopptTsmitliH, Ht. I'aul. 
 Butler. Wn) , Tinogar iiiaker, cliiirch. 
 Byrne K Will«>y, cheinioHlM and patent toedioin* 
 
 inanut'ncliirerH, Qiieenxton. 
 Caliill, Mi<-lia«l, caliinet maker, North. 
 CuiruH, .litmi'M, tanner and dealer in hidea, leather, 
 
 Ac. St I'huI. 
 Cairni), Mifhael, maniiraotiirnr and dealer In bootx 
 
 and hIiiu'u. whiileHiilit ami rctuij, St. I'aiil. 
 CAll; S llOU.'^l';, Win. May, proprietor, James, 
 
 corner Hi. I'niil. 
 ralliighnn, Jarnes, Imtcber, DWioion. 
 f'amer<>ii, |i., taT-rn keeper, ('una! Uridge. 
 Camp, ('. I'., town clerk and insurance agent, Town 
 
 Hall. 
 CampheH, .famoi, shoemaker Qneennton. 
 Campbell. Kntlenck, proprietor Mechauion and Canal 
 
 H.it,-1, Wflland t;:iiial. 
 Camphull, W h II., mai iifacturera and deaiors in 
 
 bixitH mill shoes, >St. I'aul. 
 CAN.^r.'A I.IKK AS.SIJRANCK COMTANY, C. P. 
 
 Camp, iijient. 
 Canadian Kxpresg Company, from Buffalo to Toronto 
 
 t'oi .St. ('atbarines, JamvN .MoMullin, proprietor, 
 
 8t. Paul. 
 Carey, Clia.H., barber, Ontario. 
 Cf>'H?y, Ki'v t}po W M , AM., Ilnptist, Cathnrioe. 
 Carncll. Iteiijumin, tailor, Welland Avenue. 
 CarniieliHM, .lulin, millwright, C^-ntre. 
 Carriill. Arthur, boarding, St. Paul. 
 Carroll, .lolm, tailor. (Niurt, corner North. 
 Carroll, .losepb I) , carpenter, I.uko. 
 Cafiey, Thomas P., barber and hair dresser, Ht. 
 
 Paul. 
 Cawker, .John, tailor, Academy. 
 Central Hciuse, Robert Wait, proprietor, William. 
 ChttHe, Will , lock keeper, lock No. 2, Welland Canal. 
 Chinliohn, Wm. H., ship owner, Yates. 
 Christie, Peter, dealer in groceries, crockery- ware, 
 
 &c., ,St. I'aul. 
 Clark, Oeorgo, niaehiuist, Court. 
 Clark, .Ins , clerk, Cuntom House. 
 Clark, Richard A., lumbei merchant, William. 
 Clark, Robert, cooper, lock No 2, Welland Canal. 
 CLARK STEPHEN, proprietor, International Hotel, 
 
 Mary (nee o«r<l, p. 7]('i). 
 Clark, Thos., physician and surgeon, St. Paul. 
 Clark, Wm., bowling saloon, William. 
 Chatterburk, Qcorgo, plasterer, Hanier. 
 Clayton. Thomas O., tinsmith, Queen. j 
 
 Clayton v% Hwnrts, dealers in coffee, spioei, &o., 
 
 tiucen. 
 Clonoy, Thomas, pot ash manufacturer. 
 Clyde, John, builder. King. 
 Cochran, ''hiirles, cooper. North. 
 Collier, Henry M., grocer, Queen. 
 Collinv, ('., Queen's Anns Hotel, Jamea. 
 Collins, George, proprietor. Queen's Arms Ilotei, 
 
 James. 
 Collier, H. H., general merchant and saw mill pro- 
 prietor, St Paul, Queenston. 
 Collin.a, .li'S.se, boot and shoemaker, St. Piul. 
 Collin", Mrs. Margiiret, tavern keeper, near Canal. 
 COMMERCIAL HOTEL, .Toseph Grobb, proprietor, 
 
 corner King and James. 
 Conley, John H., barrister, &c., Welland House. 
 Conway, Rot. Mi., Roman Catholic. 
 Cook, Ephriara, cabinet maker, off Oathariuo. 
 
 (7ook, Wm., dealer in grooerioa, crockery, lampa, 
 Ht. Paul. 
 
 Cooney, Rey. Robert, D.D., residence King, comer 
 William. 
 
 Cooper, Rer. Wm. E., principal, St. Calharinea 
 tlrammnr .School. 
 
 (;(ipp|and, J(diii, collector of taxes. Town Ifall. 
 
 Copeland, W. L. & Co , booksellers, stationers and 
 news dealers. Post Office, Ontario. 
 
 Copener, James, butcher, Market. 
 
 Cornish, Joseph, butcher, Welland Avenue. 
 
 Cough, Peter, merchant tailor, Ontario. 
 
 COY, FRANCIS, (Estate of,) importer and dealer 
 in all kinils of hardware, paints, oils, fiutty, glass, 
 Ac, St. Paul (see card, p. 712). 
 
 CoyI, Thomas, tailor, Niagara. 
 
 (yowiug, Wm., station master Great Western Rail- 
 way. 
 
 Cranford, Jamea, watchmaker and jeweller. King, 
 near Queen. 
 
 Creeniar, .John, carpenter, Welland Avenne. 
 
 Croiiin, John 0., boot and shueraaker and dealer, 
 8t. Paul. 
 
 Cross, Luther, physician, King. 
 
 Crumb, lienoui, blacksmith, Queenston corner 
 Church. 
 
 Ciiiiniugham, James blacksmith, St. Paul. 
 
 Currie, Hon. .lames (J., barrister, attorney, &o , 
 Queen, corner St. Paul. 
 
 Currie & Rrown, barristers Ac, fit. Paul. 
 
 Custom House, Thomas Park, collector St. Paul. 
 
 Dack, Robert, shoemaker, Ht. Paul. 
 
 I>aft, Wm., waggon miik"r, Queenston 
 
 Daggett, Lyman, propi.etor American Hotel. 
 
 Dale, John, .shocnitiker, Mary. 
 
 Darliy. Ralph C., tailor Cherry. 
 
 Davis, H E., boot and vlioemiikor, Welland Avenue. 
 
 Davis, Thomas, shoemaker, Chestnut. 
 
 Davis, William, groceries, provisions, cnjckcry, Ac., 
 St. Paul 
 
 Dawson, 8. O., builder. King. 
 
 Deun, Cyras, master of machinery, Welland Rail- 
 way. 
 
 Decatur, Wm., saloon, Ontario. 
 
 Dediirick, Alvin brick yard, across the Canal. 
 
 Deisher, James, butcher, Market. 
 
 Devlin, Hugh, cooper, Welland Canal. 
 
 Devlin, John, constable. Town Hall. 
 
 Dick, Nicholas, botanic physician, .St. PatiL 
 
 Dickinson, Charles, carpenter, St. Paul. 
 
 Dickson, Wm., whitesmith. King. 
 
 Dimmons, Wm., shoemaker, N'.agara. 
 
 Dingman, Andrew, machinist, Queen. 
 
 Disher, George, photographer, ')nt»rio. 
 
 Dolson, Samuel , builder, Court. 
 
 Ditlriok, Alva, brickmaker. 
 
 Doiigan, James, nen., builder, Duke, comer Wel- 
 lington. 
 
 Douglas, James, jeweller and watchmaker, 8t. Paul. 
 
 Dover, Thos., ship carpenter. Lower Thorold Road. 
 
 Duffy, Owen, grocery, .St Paul. 
 
 Duher, James, butcher. King Street Market. 
 
 Dunn, A , shipper, forwarder and wharfinger, ware- 
 house Canal llridge. 
 
 Durham, John, dry gooda, he, St Paul. 
 
 EcoleH, Wm., barrister, attorney, Ac , St. Paul. 
 
 Ecclostone, Francis Edward, confectioner and b'i'iur, 
 Ontario. 
 
 Ellis, Charles, landing waiter. Custom Honae. 
 
 Ellis. Maurice, trader, Queenston. 
 
 Fairflold, Benjamin C., post office clerk. 
 
 Fay, J. J., ohumiat, at Stephenson House. 
 
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 ADDISON AVERY, COMMISSION DEALER, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 874.) 
 
714 
 
 ST. OATUAUTNKS. 
 
 Kilinur, .Uiiick, liriokUyor. WpIIkiuI C'lwial. 
 Kiloli, K , oniiiiliiiN lliii', Otiliiriii. 
 KiUK<'ri«l>l. Jiiliii, nnn'pr, Si I'mil, 
 Kil«ni<rnlil, Mniiih'o, liviTv kIiiIiIo, Oiilmi.i. 
 Kil/jirrnKI, Miimu'i", luri'iti kor|nT. Ht I'mil. 
 KirZUKU M.P. Kit II \UI>. ri»n.'y tmioly A YnukPti 
 
 ncluiiiit Ninro, Si I'liul 
 Kitt)(i<iiil<l .% ('i> , ili'aliirN III itroovrlKi, urookory 
 
 wait', \o . St I'nul 
 Kliii'k, liiiiiOH, I'mjuMilor, Willi 
 
 KUi'k. .'oliii, li>l«'nn»|ili uponttor, Wollim>l Uiiilwiiy. 
 FUniioir, ,l.>liii, gvni'i'ry uiiil l<ikkri'\. KiiiK 
 KUiiiKM'v, Nlii'liiK'l, gmoory, Si. rjuil. 
 Kli>iiiiiiiii);, .loliii, i<i<i>|'i<r. Division 
 KI.KTl"lli:U. « \| rilH S, i.li..t,>Kra|.lilo iirliHt, SI. 
 
 Tnul 
 Fllnl. •loaitpli, fi<r> iiiikii, nhw fiiolory, snuih iiiilo St 
 
 r.iul 
 Fiwtor, .I.ilin. Intel pri>|ii ii'tor, .Iiiiii i 
 KtiitiT. U . Invi'iii, ,luini"« 
 KowUm-, .Imiii's II,, wittv'liiiiitkor ii» I jowolU'i-, St. 
 
 I'n.il. 
 Fowlio. 11 , Willi I" Vnlo, foiiiulry mill iimchiiio fillip, 
 
 St I'liil ; f.niiiilry. Oiiliino. 
 Kvnilil, I. .nils, i>(iiu>r, St I'lUil. 
 KrHsol-. Mi'M .liiiio. xoli.iol ttvit-hor, Wclliiiittoii. 
 KruMor. Win , mssi'ii, I'liony Alli\v. 
 FKF.PKUh'KS, .IKUOMi:, pnipViotor. llnuRli'on'* 
 
 Siil,'.)ii, Fiiioiv ll><U)thtt<ii, !<iipiMiiilcu(|i'iil. SI. 
 
 I'liiil 
 FrotT. PhtU. niiUor, I.»ko. 
 Frioxjiinni, K.lwm-.l S , h»ii»u kiui sinii painter and 
 
 glinit'r. Qm>iMi, 
 floilsliy. I(t'iij:iiiui\ r,, oitrriitgd pitiiitor. 
 Ui»il»l>y, Kli. linoklnyor, QiictMi.ilKii. 
 OAl>SUY, K. W , iriiit, hvsi.ms, ii:.li, cmiic, .^o., St. 
 
 FhiiI 
 tiii.l.iliy, Kobort. inikrMo ,V!trti, (jiiconnton. 
 t)»il<by. Will . sliiioinnkoi-, Homy. 
 Oi«nl. .Mr!> K. .\ , ilr\>s>< tiinkor, l3oti«>vn. 
 llhiiv Will . ilosilor ill I'lirnitmc. Kcrri'lury niul trO(»!»- 
 
 urt-r. St t".it!i;iniu'!i iiiul U ollmui I'liiiiil Uii.i Light 
 
 Ooiiipaiiy. SI I'rtiil. 
 rtilibvui!!, M , iiioni'v bnikor Hiitl ooUeotor. 
 Oibboi'si, Win., b'lriistor, t,^in'on>ti>ii. 
 Oilwon. I' M . hcoountant, WoUaii.i Unilwiiy. 
 Oibson. . bm.'ksmith, St FauI. 
 Oib^oii, H W, ooooiiiiiaiit, Nin|t!»ra District lUnk. 
 flilerhniii, .'.imos, rollroJ, Niiufnni. 
 Oilo», llonry M., i-homist mul i|ru|iitist, socretasy 
 
 Ni«(:»rH Pistriot Mutuni Firo InsiUMioo Conipauy, 
 
 8j 1'*«1 ; rt'siili'Hoe, Oiitar'o 
 Oile*. .1. IJ . te.l(icer koopor. Nianara District Rank, 
 OiK>dninn, K., pliysiintm, (tutiiri.i. 
 Goo.!miUi. .'. A.", teller. KrauoU Bank of Upper 
 
 I'annda 
 flftiVmif, .lames, bailiff, St Pnvil. 
 Ooul i. Uonj*n?iii, carpenter, WclWnd Canal. 
 Oourley. Cieor^o, carpenter, rear St. Paul. 
 Gower, James. Kviiding house anJ grocer. Queen. 
 Gnuit. Will , editor and publisher iV. CutiaritiM 
 
 />.ii. V J^'ur-u:, Ontario. 
 Orattou. Uer. U , Roman Catholic. 
 Gray, llobeii. inasou, Queenston Uond. 
 GRA^ DON. niOS. H., general agent and secretary 
 
 Ni.-kgAra District Fire In-urance Company. 
 Green, James, carpenter. Helliwell's Lane.' . 
 Griffi~, Rober:. m lil contractor, ('hurch. 
 OROHB, >K»sErif, proprietor, Cowmercial Ilotel, 
 
 eorier J.vme* and King. 
 Gross. Wm. ^colored) tavern keeper. St. Paul. 
 Grotes, George. accouDtant, Geneva. 
 
 tlwliiiier, .lohii, tt .lor, Dntrjie, cor Albxrt. 
 Ilaiiiillon, U. v., lloll«l Mturfreiglit »k»iiI, WolUud 
 
 ILiilwny 
 llariliii)(, lloberl, Nliiii'iiiriker, St I'liiil 
 lliirdy, Tlio') .1., iiiiiiiiiriiiiliiri'i' and >loalur In liaU, 
 
 nipH, liirH, I'ic , ."^l I'piul. 
 Ilarrold, J , Cunal Ki'oi<.'<i*, CuimiI Hridge, 
 llainilton. .Iiiiiioh, iiitkoliiiiiNt, Miigara. 
 Ilitrn<<, .laiiieH, liiili'lier. Qiieiiii»tiiii. 
 Iliirnn, Wm . I'lirriitg" iiiiiki<r. Wollliigliiii. 
 IIAUItIS ,ti ItFUSI'ON. iniiiinl'iictiirerx mid <l«iilorit 
 
 ill oigar^, toliaooo, hiuiH', .1(0 , wIihIumaUi and ruUll 
 
 St. Fiml. 
 Iliirlwoll. .liiNopli II., oiiKtiini'4 deparlniont. 
 lliiNltiig4, 'I'lioiiiiiK. in ...111, Niiigarn. 
 lliivoiiN, l''i<li\ M . pliyHioiitii, Qiioi'ii. 
 Iltiwkiim. Uev Waller, pailor AlVioan M. F. cliiirah 
 ILtydi'ii, I'litriok, grocer, ii.neva, 
 ll.WNF.S D. CUU IIS. iinpiirie~ mid dealer in gro- 
 
 eerien, previmono. clover, liiiiiitliy Heed, grain and 
 
 lielil Hoedi, wnodoii ware, .'^o., 1 llityiien Hlock, 
 
 (lee card, p 7 DM 
 IIVYNLS, I) CUIiriS. United Stale* (%>iiinilar 
 
 Agent. I llayiiCM lUnck. 
 llayiieN, D'lniei 1' , rolirecj, Ontario. 
 ILtyiins. .Iiieob. Hiklooii. .liiineN 
 llealy, 'rniiotliy, nianutuctiirer aiul dealer in boota 
 
 and xhoeii, St. I'mil. 
 Ilelleiii", Cliarleti W , pinning iiiill propiutioi and 
 
 hiiiibei- luerelmiit. (ieiieva. 
 IIKLLUVKLL. TIIOS. 1. , in.inrauoo agent, Ontario, 
 
 nordi of I'ost itllioe. 
 Ilendermn. .\nilrew, dealer in grocorie.i, tea>i, wiiiou 
 
 liiiuor.s, crockery, .lio., St. Paul. 
 Ileiiegiin, .loliii. cooper, .laineN. 
 Ilennigiui, Mrs. .Iiili>». grocer, King. 
 Ilenignn. Tlioinas, cooper. 
 Ilenigiin, Timolliy. cooper, Wellington. 
 Ilenning, Tlios , telegraph operator. 
 Ileny, Willinin nmson, brewery. 
 Ilersinger. Diiiiiel, t^iilor, Ontiirio. 
 Hick, Clirislian, cabinet maker, Queen, 
 liiukoy, .loseph, toucher Roman Catholic separate 
 
 dohool. 
 IIill, Aiiilrew O.. barrister, lluyncH' Block, St. Paul. 
 IliUnian. Frederick, saddler. Queen. 
 Ilillinun. Miss Sarah, niiUiiier, fio., St. Paul. 
 llUd.MAN, I'UOS , accountant, house, land, estate 
 
 iind insurance agent, .St. Paul («e ■ card. p. Tlli). 
 Ilininan, F II . aaddlu and h.krness maker, Oulario. 
 Hindsou, George, carpenter, Wellaud .VveiiiU'. 
 Ilolden, John, proprietor Ruse Bank Nursery, 
 
 Queenston. 
 Holmes .<! Uroonwood, carriage and waggon luakore, 
 
 Ontario. 
 Hopkins. W. 0., grocer, St. PauL 
 lUU'GH'rt>N'S SAL()ON, Jerome Frederick, pro- 
 prietor, Kmery Houghton, superinlendiint, St. 
 Paul. 
 HOUGH ION, FMKRY, supcrintoudeut Houghton's 
 
 Saloon. St. Paul. 
 Howes. Henry, tin, sheet iron, copper, stoves, &o., 
 
 St. Paul. 
 Hurt", Win. W., veterinary surgeon, St. Paul. 
 Hugiies, Thoniris, weaver. Helliwoll's Lnno. 
 Ingli'i, James, photographic artist, Haynes' Block. 
 INTBRNATIO.NAL IIOTKL, Stephen Clark, prop., 
 
 Mary (sje card, p, 7 Hi), 
 Isaacs. Will , bricklayer. Queenston. 
 IZARD & BIXBV, booksellers, stationers and deal- 
 ers in music, pariodicals and newspapers, St. Paul. 
 Jackson, J. W., watchmaker and jeweller, St. Paul. 
 
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 H. F. BKLLKW IMPORTER OF ENGLISH & AMERICAN HARDWARE, QUEBEC. (See Card, p. 500,) 
 
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 Paul. 
 
 Jiknii'x \\ III , liiilor, t'cniriv 
 
 .Tnrliiil. \'iilriiliiii<, uliiii'iimki'r, l.nkn, ror. W«lliii((t»ii. 
 
 J'lliiii'iiii, ll'iliiTl, ii|ili»U'ti'ti'r 
 
 JiiliiiMiiii, i'lmiiiiiH, inrki'liiiiiMl, Ann. 
 
 JolH'N, .liiliii II , HK>'iil. N itti'N, ni-iir \iiii. 
 
 Jcin<-H, I'.iti'irU, liliti:l>Niiiilli, TliDiiilil Kiiiiil. 
 
 Jii|n"ii, .'<ti'|rtii>ii. wnKK'in iiirikiT, ('cnln' 
 
 .InUi'K, AuuiihIiim, iilivii'iiiM iiti'l HiirKciiii, Ht I'ltiil. 
 
 Jiiiil.iii, .liijin, Jiiii , ill. <'<■ , ili'iiliTK In Kriii'.vrii'K, 
 
 CI luikrrx, ,S;i! , .St runj 
 Kniii", Siiriili, (liimiiiiiikiT, (Inirrli. 
 KtirnliMcr, .liiliii, liiilnr, Ihikiv 
 Kiiilcr, I'' , Ki'iiiMir iinil lii|iicii' ili-uliir, Ml I'mil. 
 ki'i'liiy, i'liiiiiKiH, Ikiiinx mill clt^ii piiinlir, (Ii-iii'TH. 
 KKI.r.DUU. MnSI'.S |<; , iiKfnt Anii-rivuii Kt|iiiHn 
 
 l'<iin|iiiny, (iurcii. 
 Ki>rriiiH, ('liiiil«<'<, lock kfcprr, Wdllnnd rnnnl. 
 Kiiniy, Win , lilitckiniilli, lixil of Hitlina. 
 Kiniliiill, .liihii .1 , livery hIhIiIc 'ii ,i|iri<Miir, King. 
 Kiinniill, .M , liivi-rii, near IIikIki'. 
 Klnn. .1. W , liixik kr(|iir ikl Nurriii A Nn-liin'ii, mil 
 
 IciH iin<l Hlii|)|iiTi', Mill. 
 KINC, W. I) , viiniiniNxliin nirrclinnt uikI produce 
 
 ili'iilor, t'lirnor KIiik imil Unnun 
 Kinnt'5, .l'>lin, IiiiiImt hihI liiiir i|r)'fi<i<<r, King. 
 Kirliy, .liiiii'H, fiiliiiK'l mtiki'r, ('linrcli 
 KiiH|>p, Itiiinloril, ciirpriili-r iiml i>iinrr, Ml. I'aiil. 
 I.iiliib, .liiiiicH, Hiirvtiynr, riiHluiii IIihimii. 
 I. line, .liiliii \. , liiikvr, Uriii-vii. 
 l.niiil(M'. |liivi<l, lull IK'SH iiiiiUrr, Kln)( 
 li'twiio, II iSi, J , tliMir ikii'l li'cil ilriiliiri, SI I'mil. 
 I.itwton. TliiiiiiiiM, sliiii'iniikcr, Ht. I'mil. 
 I. 'iivcnwnrlli, I'Mwin, riiri'iiiiin Ht. (!iilliarin<m 
 
 (iiii>iitlily ) llrriiUI. cDrniT Ml I'liiil unit Qiittcn. 
 I.fcpcr, K !>., ^niocrifH |in.vi«ii)iiH, ,1<)., Knm. 
 I.cmon, l.iiwicnri', Niirnmin ilciili.il, hr. , Ml I'aiil. 
 I.i'ppcr, .liiiiii'H v., cli7 nooiN iiii'l rnii'ly-iniide i;lulh- 
 
 iiiK, Ml I'liiil. 
 Liii<lr<uy, JiJin, liiackitmitli, (Jcnuvn, ivtrncr Wt'llaml 
 
 R'iikI. 
 l.iiii.lcr, Henry, potaxli mnniiraeturi'r, Tliorold Kuuit. 
 Low, .Iiilin, HuMler, Albeit. 
 I.yoii''. .Andrew, lilaekHinilh, Klnp;. 
 MA('!.(IN.\M) .t HON, (ll<>nand»n<l Fre.lcrirk W.) 
 
 JmriJMlers, nlturneyH .Sin., Mt I'linl. 
 Miiok, 'I'lieophiliis, pliyHioian, Kt. i'liiil. 
 Miiddcn. |i , liftrlior, Kiii({. 
 Madden, .liuneH, (colnri'd) grocer, tJenoTft. 
 Mu'lden, .liiiiit'N S., tnillwri),5lit, (Jeneva. 
 M;i)iuire, Diiiiiiil, (,'rf)c<'r, Hi. I'liul. 
 Miilinr, .lolin, flineiiiiiker. Ml I'liul. 
 MAIIONV, illOMAM, merclnint tiiilor atjd clotbier, 
 
 cornur ."^t. I'nnl and (Jupcn. 
 Mrtloney I'/itrick, procer, (Jeneva. 
 MnlpiiHH, .liinieH, Uivk tender, Wellimd Cauul. 
 Miinninjr •' . tavern keeper, Qiiceuaton. 
 Man nil, I'lilriek, .) I'. 
 
 Mnrtt'II, .1. A .)., liliiekstnitli, I'urk, nonr James. 
 M:iy, Andrew, dentist, Ht. I'aul, corner Jauie.s. 
 M.iy, ('linrle.-i, book-keeper at Cairn's KouHe, Mt. 
 
 I'aul. 
 May, Wni., proprietor Cairn's Ilouae, St. Paul, cor- 
 , ner .IiiiiuH. 
 Mnynnrd, N., accountant, Branch Bank of Upper 
 
 Canada. 
 McAllister, John, sexton, Canada Pre.sliyterian 
 
 Cliurcli. 
 McArdle, K Irv.ird, bikor, confectioner and dealer in 
 
 griicerioH, Ac, Mt. Paul. 
 McCalla, Win J. & John, dmlcr in groceries, hard- 
 ware, &c , St. Piiul. 
 McCarty, Edward, horse ahoer, William. 
 
 .Mel'nrty, Miclianl, ImrHe ulicirr, Willmin 
 Mel'iirly, Tliiiin>iii lnile.lier, Market 
 .Mel'iinii, Jxhii. Iiridj^e keeper Welliind •nun! 
 Mcil'luiiDi'ii, Jnlir, hiiud K'»'l'>vr oC tli« MleplmnNon 
 
 lliiimn llui den*. 
 Merielixii, lliil'ort, Hnlimd teanhrr, '.^ucpm. 
 Mi.nil.l.V, Mra. KIIANCIH, unlnou, onritxr J«ni«l 
 
 and IJIiieeii 
 I Miil'.jiirl. JaincN, nail iiiuker, Wnli'iiid I 'mini 
 I MeKlrny, N , uniriaj^M niiiknr and hliiekHiiiilli, lln 
 { lieva. 
 
 I M(M')iiiery, li II , hdiilH and hIiuch. HI. I'niil. 
 ! Mel''iirlaiid, ThiiiiinM, iili.ieiiinker, < IkikiiiiI 
 I Mi'lllite, Will., iiiKiiraiKie aK""'! auullnncer, kc , H(, 
 I I'liiil 
 
 .Medinnlmi, .lolin, narptrnltir, llniiier. 
 Mii(Ji»rrn, Win , iiiayir ••eimlenrii IJ«(m»a 
 Mellivitni, Wni. .Si < !i< , iiiipni turn of liardwaro miiJ 
 
 KrneeritH, Diitariit. 
 Mc<lla<iliaii, Alt<xand<>r, iWiNinith, Cenlru. 
 .MedliiHlian, Jiiliii. liiiiiiiith, Ml. Paul 
 .Molll.KNN, KIIVNCIM, proprietor WelUni View 
 
 lluiiiH, lloiiKO Ml Paul. 
 Meliiiirn, Daniel, Kr'ieer, Ht Paul. 
 .Mi'lndoH, Aroliiliald, cluck maker, W«il!»nd ''anal. 
 .Vlclnlyrc, 'riii'iiiaN, iiKxnt, niaiiuraolur4,r and diiftltr 
 
 ill rnriiitnre, Ikr. , Ht I'aul. 
 MeKnlvey, .litmeH, Hen , tin, noppor and iihtiut iroa 
 
 Worker, KiiiK 
 MeKeown, llii(fli rimrleH, Kliidenl al law, Ht Paul. 
 ,Mi;KI.NI,l'lV, K &ru , iiianuraclunii of IhiiI nIiiII 
 
 for liiiKitiex, narriaKHX, outtera, liuliil, fipoki;4, .^r. , 
 
 Hi. Paul 
 Mrhaieii, Kubnrt, mill wri(/li», '.^iieennton 
 .MeI.eaii, J. .Si I , ynirj-T^, Jainen. 
 M(;Mulliii, Jainefi, raiiadian KxpreiiH, runninK froui 
 
 Itiittalo to Toronto liy St. I)rtlliiirine«, .St I'aul. 
 McMullin, '['lioniaH, expreHninan, l.iikti. 
 Mi'N'ally, .loliii, Hii oon keeper, Ht. I'aul. 
 MoNamara, Mrn. .M., grocery nlore, Niagara, corner 
 
 Chureh. 
 MeNat.iara, Mr., Hlioemakep, (JeneTa. 
 McQDKKNMI'ON, HV.MCKI, II., I.o .W-k>!ep«r, at 
 
 Htepheiim.-'i llouMe. 
 McMloy, 'rtiicias, dealer in dry gnoda, paper-hang- 
 
 ingH, oarpett, kv, , Mt. I'i.u'. 
 Meadow", Win. k (/'o , aoda water rnanufacturera, 
 
 Wellanil Avenim. 
 Mnclianins' Instituto, A. Purvis, aecretary. Hay net' 
 
 Plock. 
 Muir, Win., cabinet maker, Queenaton. 
 .Merchanta' DeHpalch ('oinpany, from Mt. CathariMt 
 
 to liufTiilo, John 0. Wilaon, proprietor. Hi. P*aL 
 Miiritt, Kdward U., foreman at Hhickluna'a Hhip 
 
 Vard. 
 Mirritt, J. P , poptinanter, office Ontario. 
 Mirritt, 'l'hoina>< It., Hour mill proprietor and ahip 
 
 owner, Onlario. 
 Meyer, llopner, minature painter, Pbelpa. 
 Miies, .Jamew, clerk Railway Station. 
 Miller, Kicliard, harriitcr, attorney, i%c., St. Paol. 
 .MilN, A., machiniat. Church. 
 MILLS, JAS., Jun., chemist and druggist. Odd Fel- 
 
 low.t' Iluilding, occupying the ground where the 
 
 8t. Catharines' House stood Csee card, p 712,. 
 MITCIIKLI,, AlinilBALU, coal yard and atore- 
 
 house on Wellund ("anal 
 Mittleberger, Ilei.ry, proprietor Beaver Oil Worki, 
 
 James, corner fiiike. 
 Miitli^berger, John F., retired, Ontario. 
 Mittleberger, Wm. A., clerk of division court. 
 Montgomery, Adam, chief constable, Town Ilall. 
 
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 Accountant, House, Lind, Estate, Insurance, Commission and General Agent. 
 
 AOEiNT TO THB POLLOWINO COMPANIB? : 
 
 Colonial Life Assurance Company ; Columbia Marine Assurance Conkpany ; 
 Sub-Agent to Fhcenix, of England, Fire Assurance Company. 
 
 OFFICE FOR BBOISTER OF SERVANTS. OVER MESSRS. J. R. BENSON & CO.'S STORE, ST, I'AUL STREET, 
 
 ST. ca-tha-rhstes, c. -w. 
 
 MARY STREET, ST. CATHARINES, C. W. 
 
 STEPHEN CLARK, PROPRIETOR. 
 
 GOOD 8TABUN0 ATTACHED. 
 
 Boarders taken by the Day or 'Weeki 
 
 D. CURTIS HAYNES, 
 
 IMPOHTCT AND DKAlEIt IN 
 
 GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, 
 
 OIU, Alcohol, Burning Fluid, Coal Olla, Coal Oil 
 
 IiamiM, Dried Fruits, Clover and Timothy 
 
 Seed, Oraiu and Field Seeds, 
 
 Tubs, Pails and Cliurnii, Nails, Broiims, Cordage, Mutclies, Ac- 
 No. 1, HAYNKS- BLOCK, ST. CATHARINES, 0. \V. 
 
 GEORGE SMITH, 
 
 MANUFACTDBEB OP 
 
 Carriages, Buggies, Sleighs & Waggons, 
 
 JAMES STREET, ST. OATHARINES, C. W. 
 
 Repairing done with Neatness and Despatch. 
 
 ARTHUR BOYLE, 
 
 Chemist and Dru^^ist, 
 
 BT. PAUL STRRET, 
 ST. OATHARINES, O. W. 
 
 GENmNETmUGflTcHEMICALS, 
 
 PATENT MEDICINES, 
 Also, Brttshes, both Hair and Tooth. 
 
 3sr O X I C E . 
 
 IF asked what was the best Medicine for Cleansing the Blood and for Bilious Complaints, Sick Tlendache, 
 Coativeness, Liver Complaint, Jaundice, General Debility, &c., we should say, BRIQGS' INDIAN 
 VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS. 
 
 t®" Sold by all Dealers in Medicines. 
 G. C. BRIGGS, GENERAL .iGENT, HAMILTON, C. W. 
 
 ISAIE FAUTEUX, 
 
 DEALER IN 
 
 Dry Goods, Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoes, 
 
 Hardware, Crockery, OrooeriM and Proriiioiu, *o. ; 
 
 AL.'^O, UKAIN MERCHANT. 
 
 ST. BARTHELEMIE, Canada East- 
 
 *S» Oats for sale by the cargo In all seasona. 
 
 WILLIAM GORDON, 
 
 General Dealer in Dry Goods, 
 
 GROCERIES, HARDWARE, 
 
 ST. HELENS, C. W. 
 
 ISAAC E. BOWMAN, 
 
 Oominissloner for taking Affidavits in the 
 Court of Queen's Bench, &c. 
 
 ST. JACOMS, 0. W. 
 
 EUSEBE OUELLETTE, ;, 
 
 MA.I^OH:A.ISrX), 
 
 STE. JULIE DE SOMERSET, 
 BEgANCODR STATION. 
 
 JOHN MORRIS & SON, 
 
 Mill Owners, Distillers and Brewers, 
 
 GENERAL MERCHANTS, &o., &c.. 
 . ST. THERESE DE BLAINVILLE, 
 
 CANADA EAST. 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT & Co , 
 
 ^oofcsclltrs, Stationers, printers, 
 
 Lithographers, Bookbinders, &o. , 
 17 & 19 KING 8TREET'f:.\ST,' 
 TORONTO, 0. W. 
 
 X IMC Z> O Xt. O' .A. INT 'X' . 
 
 DR. WISTAR'S PULMONIC SIRUP OP WILD CHERRY AND HOREHOUND, is highly recom- 
 mended for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hooping Cough, Croup, and all diseases of the Lungs leading to 
 consumption. |Qr Sold by all Dealers in Medicines. Price 25 ots. 
 
 ter 0. C. BRIGGS, GENERAL AGENT, HAMILTON, C. W. 
 
 
 W. 0, CHEWETT A CO., PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, Ac, KINO STREET EAST, TORONTO. 
 
Agent. 
 
 mny ; 
 
 ST. CATHARINES. 
 
 717 
 
 /"aggons, 
 
 0. w. 
 ipatch, 
 
 ylb7~~ 
 
 iT, 
 
 o. w. 
 
 GHICALS, 
 • and Toolh. 
 
 : HenJache, 
 3' INDIAN 
 
 SET, 
 
 Jrewers, 
 
 to., &c.. 
 
 rintcrs, 
 
 f, fto. . 
 
 Ily recom- 
 lleadiug ts 
 
 iONTO. 
 
 Montgomery, Samuel, local editor St. Catharine) 
 
 Daily Journal, Ontario. 
 MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, William Smith, 
 
 manager, Queen. 
 Moore, Dr. N., grocer and dealer in boots, shoes 
 
 and crockpry, James. 
 Moore, David H., grocer, Jamea. 
 Morrison, Ezra W., paper manufacturer, George. 
 Murdiclc, Henry F., sewing machine agent and col- 
 lar manufacturer, Mary. 
 Murphy, Michael, saloon, St. Paul. 
 Murphy, Michael, cooper, St. Paul. 
 Murphy, Patrick, cooper, Welland Canal. 
 Murphy, Thomas J., grocer, wine and spirit mer- 
 chant, Park. 
 Murray, George, grocery, St. Paul. 
 Murray, James, toU-gate keeper, Pelham Turnpike. 
 MURRAV, J. D., editor and publisher iS^(. Catharinet 
 
 Pott, St. Paul. 
 Murray, Martin, billiard saloon, Ontario. 
 Naylur, Mrs. Emma, milliner and dressmaker, King. 
 Naylor, James, gardner, Phelps. 
 Naylor, Robert, gardner, King. 
 Neilson, Peter, ticket and freight agent. Great Wes- 
 tern Railwsy. 
 Nestor, John, bridge keeper, Welland Canal. 
 Newman, John, blacksmith, Welland Cunal. 
 NIAGARA DISTRICT BANK, St. Paul; C. H. 
 
 Arnold, cashier. 
 NIAGARA DISTRICT MUTUAL FIRE INSUR- 
 ANCE CO.MPANY ; E. 8 Adams, Pres., St. Paul. 
 Nicholas, John, carriage painter, Somerset Place. 
 Noble, James, tailor, St. Paul. 
 Norris & Neilon, millers and shippers, MiU. 
 NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE FIRE 
 AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Thos. L. 
 Uelliwell, agent. 
 NORTON, CHARLES, proprietor Welland House, 
 
 Ontario. 
 Norton, Rer. R., American Presbyterian. 
 Nugent, Thos., sen., tareru keeper, St. Paul, corner 
 
 Pelham Road. 
 O'Brien, Dennis, shoemaker, Queenston. 
 O'Brien, Patrick, grocer, St. Paul. 
 O'Conner, Thomas, grocer. King. 
 O'Donnell, Daniel, painter, Ontario, 'opposite Post 
 
 OfiBce. 
 O'Donnell, John, pbysioian, King. 
 O'Harra, Andrew, grocer, William. 
 OILL, GEORGE N., foundry aud machine shop, St. 
 
 Paul (see card, p. 712). 
 Ollle, Lucius, pbysioian, Queen. 
 Oliphant, David, physician, St, Paul. 
 O'Loughlin, B., saloon and billiard room, St. Paul. 
 Orr, Thomas, saddle and harness maker, King. 
 Orr, James, & Co., house and sign painters. King. 
 Face, James, horse dealer, William. 
 Palmer, Joseph, gunsmith, James, near King. 
 Parke, Thomas, collector, Custom House, St. Paul. 
 Parker, Joseph, boot and shoemaker and dealer, St. 
 
 Paul. 
 Parsons, Geo. F., fancy and variety store, St. Paul. 
 Patterson, Geo. E., carriage maker, Geneva . 
 Patterson, Thomas, blacksmith. Lake. 
 Pay, Wm,, car superintendent, Wellaud Railway.1 
 Pay, Wm., H., carpenter. 
 
 Perry, Rev. Rufus L., pastor Zion Baptist Church. 
 Peterson, Richard, butcher, Market. 
 Peterson, Robert, clerk of the Market. 
 Phelps, Joel, money broker. 
 Phillips, Rev. T. D., M.A., school academy. 
 Pierce, Q. W., teller, Niagara District Bank, St. 
 Paul. 
 
 Potter, J. M., private school, Center. 
 
 POWELL, CHARLKS II., barrister, attorney-at- 
 law, &c., St. Paul. 
 
 Prin, Philip, tinsmith, William. 
 
 Pullock, Charles, boot and shoemaker, St. Paul. 
 
 Pure!4, Adam, superintendent Mechanics' Institute. 
 
 Ranney, John L., broker, corner Queen & St. Paul. 
 
 Ilea, Johnson W., house and sign painter, St. Paul. 
 
 Reed, W., tanner and currier, Centrevillo. 
 
 Reid, John, merchant tailor, St. Paul. 
 
 lleynoldw, George, saloon keeper, St. Paul. 
 
 Reynolds, Robert, tinsmith, Queenston. 
 
 Richards, Henry, baker and confectioner, St. Paul. 
 
 Riddle, Edmund, slater. Queen. 
 
 Ridout, Charles, book-keeper Branch Bank of Upper 
 Canada. 
 
 Riley, II., grocer, corner Church and Geneva. 
 
 Riley, John R., saloon keeper and blacksmith, On- 
 tario. 
 
 Biordan, John, paper manufacturer, Yates. 
 
 Robarts, Rev. T. T., M.A., assistant. Church of 
 England. 
 
 Boberts, Jonathan, tailor. King. 
 
 Roberts, Wm., cabinet maker. 
 
 Robertson, Thomas, blacksmith, Ontario. 
 
 Robeson & Son, sail makers. Canal Bridge. 
 
 Robinson, David, retired, William. 
 
 Robinson, Joseph, retired, King. 
 
 Robinson, Storrs, auctioneer and grocer, St. Paul. 
 
 Rogers, Elkanah, wood dealer, King. 
 
 Rolls, (Jharles, township clerk, residence, Niagara. 
 
 Rose, Rev. Samuel, Methodist. 
 
 Ross, George, blacksmith. King. 
 
 Boss, John, importer of dry goods, millinery, &c., 
 St. Paul. 
 
 Boss, John, accountant, Niagara IMstrict Mutual 
 Fire Insurance Company. 
 
 Ryan, John, grocery, Ontario. 
 
 Ryan, John, boot and shoemaker. King. 
 
 Ryan, Martin, boot and shoemaker, liing. ', 
 
 Byan, Patrick, tailor. King. 
 
 Rykert, Geo. Z., deputy provincial surveyor, Haynes' 
 Block. 
 
 Rykert, J. C, barrister, Ac, St. Paul. 
 
 Sage, James, blacksmith, Hamilton Road. 
 
 SAMSON, N. M., manufacturer of agriculturnl im- 
 plements, St. Paul. 
 
 Samson & Brother, foundry, St. Paul. 
 
 Sanders, Joseph, boot and shoemaker, Church. 
 
 SANDHAM & BOWMAN, waggon makers & black- 
 smiths, St. Paul. 
 
 Saunders, Thos. C, manufacturer of spokes, hubs, 
 &c., Welland Canal, near Look. 
 
 Saxon, J. F., barrister, attorney, &o.. Queen. 
 
 Scott, John, trader, James, opposite Park. 
 
 Seaman, Benjamin, millwright. Church. 
 
 Senders, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. King. 
 
 Seymour, James, publisher and proprietor of the St. 
 Catharines Weekly Constitutional, St. Paul. 
 
 Shaver, David, tanner, Niagara. 
 
 Shaw, Wm., shoemaker. Division. 
 
 Shaw, Thomas, & Co., dry goods, St. Paul. 
 
 Shiokeluna, Louis, shipbuilder on Wellaud Canal. 
 
 Shilliton, Michael, wood dealer, James. 
 
 Shior, John G., bricklayer, Wellaud Avenue. 
 
 Simpson, C. P., barrister and attomey-at-lav, 
 Haynes' Block. 
 
 Simpson, J., (colored) barber, St. Paul. 
 
 Simpson & Uostetter, Custom Mills, St. Paul. 
 
 Slate Hiram, secretary and treasure W'^'.aud Rail- 
 way, Depot. 
 
 SMITH, GEO., carriage and waggon maker, .Tamos 
 (see card, p. 71G). 
 
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 CONNER'S TTPfi AND SLECTBOTYPE f OUNSBY, Comer of Reftde & Centre Streets, NEW YORK. 
 
718 
 
 ST. CATHARINES-5TE. CATHERINE. 
 
 Smith, Geo. W., trader, Qaeenston. 
 
 Smith, J., saloon, QueenHton. 
 
 Smith, Joseph, butcher. Market. 
 
 Smith, Samuel, manufacturer and dealer in furni- 
 ture, St. Paul. 
 
 Smith, Thos., (colored) shoemaker, William. 
 
 SMITH, WILLIAM, manager Montreal Telegraph 
 Co., Queen. 
 
 Smith, Wm. .!., butcher, Queenston. 
 
 Smorly, Martin, cabinet maker and furniture dealer, 
 St. Paul. 
 
 Sparks & Lindsay, manufacturers and dealers in 
 boots and shoes, exchange brokers, &c.. No. 2 
 H-iynes' Clock. 
 
 Sparrow, George, mason, Riordon. 
 
 St. Ciitbarinoa (weekly) Comtitutional, James Sey- 
 mour, publijfhpr and proprietor, 8t. Paul. 
 
 ST. CATHARINES DAILY JOURNAL, Wm. Grant, 
 editor and publisher, Ontario. 
 
 St. Catharines Grammar School, Rev. Mr. Cooper, 
 Prineip;xl. 
 
 ST. CATHARINES POST (daily and weekly), Johu 
 I). Murray, editor and pubisher, St. Paul. 
 
 St. Catharines and Welland Canal Gas-light Com- 
 pany, James R. Itonson, president St. Paul. 
 
 St. George's Public School, James U. Ball, principal. 
 Church. 
 
 St. John, A. S., notary public, commissioner in B. R., 
 conveyancer, general agent, &c., Haynes' Block. 
 
 St. John, L., barber, St. Pnul. 
 
 St. John, S. L., broker, St. Paul. 
 
 Stahr, Cyrus W., miller for Thomas R. Merritt. 
 
 Stein, Charles, grocer, Queenston. 
 
 STEPHENSON. E. W., proprietor Stephenson 
 House, cor. Saline & Yates Csee card, pp. 710-11.) 
 
 STEPHENSON HOUSE, E. W. Stephenson, prop., 
 corner Saline and Yates (see card, pp. 710-11.) 
 
 Stinenn, S., livery and sale stable, opposite Wel- 
 land House, Ontario. 
 
 Stinson, F. & J., groceries, wines, liquours, &o., 
 St. Paul. 
 
 Stoker, George, assistant engicoer, Welland Canal. 
 
 STOCKING, JARET, dealer in groceries, liquors, 
 crockery, &o , St. Paul. 
 
 Storror, Leonard, telegraph operator, QreatjWestern 
 Railway Depot. 
 
 STOVIN, CORNELIUS, general manager Welland 
 Railway Company, office at Depot. 
 
 Stovin. N., clerk to the manager, Welland Railway. 
 
 Struthers & Carlisle, general dry goods merchants, 
 St. Paul. 
 
 Stuart, Charles, cooper at Merritt's Mills, Canal. 
 
 BUG DEN, SAMUEL, professor of music, Oatario. 
 
 Sullivan, John, saloon, St. Paul. 
 
 Sutter, John, painter, Niagara. 
 
 Sweeney, Alexander, butcher, market. 
 
 Switier, Edwin, carpenter & joiner, office Catharine. 
 
 Taylor, Peter, wholesale and retail dealer in crock- 
 ery ware, stoves, &o., St. Paul. 
 
 Taylor & Bate, brewers, maltsters and vinegar man- 
 ufacturers. Brewery. 
 
 Thomas, Alexander, blacksmith, Geneva. 
 
 Thompson, Charles B., money broker. Chestnut. 
 
 Thompson, Charles N , post office clerk. 
 
 Thompson, John S., general dry goods merchant, 
 8t. Paul. 
 
 Titterington, John, miller for Thomas R. Merritt. 
 
 Todd, George, bakery, King. 
 
 Towers, Thos., conductor, Welland Railway, Court. 
 Tracpy, Michael, proprietor Great Western Hotel, 
 
 near Great Western Railway Depot. 
 Turnbull, John, lock tender, Welland Canal. 
 Vanderlip, Peter, proprietor, Vanderlip's Hotel, St. 
 
 Pnul. 
 Vanderlip's Hotel, Peter Vanderlip proprietor, St. 
 
 Paul. 
 Veitch, John, bakery, St. Paul. 
 Vine, James, butcher. Market. 
 Wait, Robert, proprietor. Central House, William. 
 Wales, George, blacksmith and carriage maker, 
 
 James, corner King. 
 Waldron, Michael, butcher, Queenston. 
 Walker, John, bookbinder, Ontario. 
 Walker, Wm., lock tender, Welland Canal. 
 Wallace, Andrew, butcher. Market. 
 'Vallace, W. & R., butchers. Market. 
 Wallace & Cambridge, butchers. Market. 
 Ward, Mr., builder and lumber dealer. 
 Ward, Thomas, mason, Ann. 
 Watkins, Elias, boot and shoe store, St. Paul 
 Watt, James, boot and shoemaker, Queenston, 
 Wend, Adilison, carpenter ond joiner. Queen. 
 Wand, Godfrey, builder. Queen. 
 Wand, Robert, mason, Ontario. 
 Wand, Thomas, bricklayer, Ann. 
 Welland Canal Office, S. D., Woodruff, superintend- 
 ent, St. Paul. 
 WELLAND HOUSE, Charles, Norton, proprietor, 
 
 Ontario. 
 Welland House, Billiard Rooms, Ontario. 
 WELLAND RAILWAY, Cornelius Stovin, general 
 
 manager. Depot (see card back of the book). 
 WELLAND VIEW HOUSE, Francis McGlenn, pro- 
 prietor, St. Paul. 
 Wentworth, Wm., millwright. Queen. 
 Wistall, Thomas, baggago master, Great Western 
 
 Railway. 
 Whitten, James, carpenter. Queen. 
 N'hitten, Thomas, shoemaker. Queen. 
 Whrigbt, K. A., grocery and provision dealer, corner 
 
 Geneva and Qaeenston. 
 Wilkinson, W., blacksmith and horse shoer, St. Paul. 
 Williams, James, mason, Division. 
 Williams, Nelson, shoemaker, St. Paul. 
 Williams, Samuel, plasterer, St. Paul. . ' 
 Wilson, Henry, grocer, St. Paul. 
 Wilson, Hiram, missionary, residence Queenston. 
 Wilson, John G., proprietor Merchants' Despatch 
 
 from St. Catharines to Buffalo, St. Paul. 
 Winchester, 8. D., clerk Welland Railway. 
 Wood, W. H., dentist, corner St. Paul and Queen. 
 Woods, Thomas .'V., cigars and tobacco, St. Paul. 
 Woods, G. & J., saddle «nd harness makers, St. 
 
 Paul. 
 Woodruff, S. D., superintendent Welland Canal, St. 
 
 Paul. 
 Woodruff, R., dealer in dry goods and groceries, St. 
 
 Paul. 
 Woodward, John, miller, Salina. 
 Wright, Edwin, mason North. 
 Wright, John, ii pcetor of licenses. 
 Yale, C, foundry and machine shop, manufacturer 
 . of tin, copper and sheet-iron ware, &c, ; store, St, 
 
 Paul ; foundry, Ontario. 
 Young, Aaron, barber, (coloured,) St. Paul. 
 Young, Wm. D., Baw maker, James. 
 
 STE. CATHERINE, C. E.— A small post village, situated on the banks of the Jacques Cartier RlT»r, 
 in the Seigniory of Fossambault and county of Portneuf. Distant from Quebec, 26 miles. Mail bi- 
 weekly. Population about 100. 
 
 CONNER'S TYPE AND ELECTROTYPE FOUNDRY, Corner of Reado & Centre StreeU, NEW YORK. 
 
ST. CATHERINE— ST. CHARLES, RIVIERE BOYER. 
 
 719 
 
 Babitally, Franjois, joiner. 
 Beaumont, J., councillor. 
 B6dar(l, Pierre, blacltsmith. 
 Boisvert, Joaepli, miller. 
 Carroll, Michael, trader. 
 Coutain, Michael, general merchant. 
 Coughlin, A., cabinet raaker and furniture dealer. 
 Coughlin, J., councillor. 
 Cullen, Moses, cooncillor. 
 
 Duchesnay, Hon. A. J., J. P., fluur, grist and saw 
 mill proprietor. 
 
 QauTio, P., blacksniitb. 
 Qigiiao, George, councillor. 
 Gouge, Pierre, councillor. 
 Hardie, Frederick, carpenter. 
 Johnston, John, geuural merchant. 
 MALONY, JOSEPH, postmaster. 
 McCloskey, Wm., councillor. 
 O'Grady, Rev. J., Roman Catholio. 
 Perkins, ReT. M., Church of lingland. 
 White, P. W., mayor. 
 
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 ST. CELESTIN, C. E.— A post village, situated in the seigniory of Godefroy, county of Nioolet. 
 Distant from Bt. Gregoire, 6 miles; and from Three Rivers, 12 miles. Daily mail. Population of 
 Parish about 1,4d0. 
 
 B<^liveau, David, J. P. 
 
 Bergeron, Eliza, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Bergeron, Jean Bte., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Bourbeau, Joseph, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Bureau, U. P,, dry goods merchant. 
 
 Clough, B. F., J. P., flour, grist and saw mill prop. 
 
 Demars, Jacques, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Damasse, Olivier, notary public. 
 
 Desilets, Paul, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Durocher, A., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Gentes, Hyacinthe, builder. 
 
 Grondin, John, blacksmith. 
 
 HOUDE, CHARLES E., postmaster and 'general 
 
 merchant. 
 Houde, Miss C, tailoress. 
 
 Houde, L. A., blacksmith. 
 
 Houde, Olivier, baker and confectioner. •> 
 
 Labord, Louis, builder. 
 
 Lcblano, J. A., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Marqnis, Rev. C, Roman Cutholic. 
 
 M^ttivier, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Pellerin, Augustio, builder. 
 
 Poirier, Charles, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Poirier, Pierre, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Pratte, Pierre, black.smith and waggon maker. 
 
 Richard, Charles, J. P. 
 
 Richard, Rev. H., Roman Catholic. 
 
 St. Cyr, Francois, cabinet maker and furniture 
 
 dealer. 
 Vanasse, Jean Bte., notary public. 
 
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 CHARLES, RIVIERE BOYER, C. E.— A post village, situated on the river Boyer, in the 
 
 seigniory of Beaumont, parish of St. Charles Riviere lioyer, county of Bellechasse, a station on the 
 Grand Trunk Railway. Distant from Montmagny, 23 miles ; Quebec, 15 miles ; and from Montreal, 
 184 miles. Daily mail. Population of parish, 2,176. 
 
 Andet, Gervaia, carpenter and builder. 
 Audct, Louis, mason. 
 Audet, Snlomd, school teacher. 
 Bernier, Charles, carpenter, builder and undertaker. 
 Bernier, Cyprien, woollen and saw mill proprietor. 
 Bernier, Didace, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Blais, Jean, farmer, 
 Blanchet, Damase, blacksmith. 
 Blanchet, Godefroy, blacksmith. 
 Bo&\6, F. X., blacksmith. 
 Boal6, Damase, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Boucher, Jean, general merchant. 
 Boulanger, Alexandra, municipal secretary- treasurer 
 Boutin, Louis, farmer. 
 Carrier, A., J. P. 
 
 Carrier, Eugene, boot and shoemaker. 
 Chabot, Damase, blacksaith and gunsmith. 
 Chabot, M'me. Damase, milliner and dresamakoT. 
 Chabot, Hermine, school teacher. 
 Chabot, Joseph, general merchant 
 : Chabot, Louis, farmer. 
 Chabot, Odilon, cooper. 
 Colomb, Charles, boot and shoemaker. 
 CiM6, Dina, school teacher. 
 C6td, Jean, blacksmith. 
 Couture, Alexis, mayor. 
 Couture, Anna, school teacher. 
 Couture, Esther, school teacher. ■ 
 
 Couture, F., J. P. 
 
 Couture, M'lle. Julie, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Couture, Pbilom^ne, school teacher. 
 Dallaire, M'lle. Anna, hatter and furrier, 
 Dallaire, Pierre, general merchant. 
 
 Demers, Louis, farmer. 
 
 Drotet, Pierre, general merchant, baker and confec- 
 tioner. 
 Fecteau, Dnmase, general merchant. 
 Fecteau, M'me. Damase, hatter and furrier. 
 Fournier, Charles, J P.' 
 
 Fournier, Firmin, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Fournier, Louis, saw mill proprietor. 
 Gagne, Cyprian, school teacher. 
 Gagnon, George, blacksmith. 
 Gagnnn, Jacques, farmer. 
 Gauthier, Elie, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 Gosselin, M'lle. Catherine, general store. 
 Gosselin, Francois, boot and shoemaker. 
 Gosselin, Eugene, saw mill proprietor. 
 Labrie, Pierre, flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 Labrie, Pierre, carpenter and builder. 
 Lapierre, Louis, blacksmith. ^ 
 
 Larochelle, Jean, saw mill proprietor. 
 Larue, S. V., notary and Crown land agent 
 Leolero, J. Bte., undertaker. 
 Marfoux, Jean, boot and shoemaker. 
 Mar^oux, Jean, livery stable keeper. 
 Martinoau, Rev. David, Roman Catholic. 
 MONTMENY, JOSEPH, postmaster. 
 Meroier, Joseph, blacksmith and farmer. 
 Nadeau, Laurent, carpenter and builder. 
 Paquet, H., school teacher. 
 Pelletier, On^sime, J. P., physician and surgeon. 
 Pepin, Louis, J. P. 
 
 Plante, J. Bte., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Poulet, Charles, house and sign painter. 
 PrevoBt, Delphin, general merchant. 
 
 CONNER'S TYPE AND ELECTROTYPE FOUNDRY, Comer of Reade and Centre Streeta, NEW TORE- 
 
720 
 
 ST. CHARLES, RIVIERE BOYER— ST. CHRISTOPHB. 
 
 PrevoBt, Joacbim, tin and coppersmith. 
 PreTost, Mitrcel, farmer. 
 Turgeon, Carnline, Bchool teacher. 
 Targeon, Florent, farmer. 
 
 Turgeon, L. P. U., seigneur, flour and griat mill 
 
 proprietor. 
 Turgeon, Louis B., farmer. 
 Turgeon, Michel, general merchant, 
 
 ST. CHARLES, BICHELIEU, C. E. — A village pleasantly situated on the south side of the mag- 
 niQcent river Uiobelieu, the vulley of which if named the Oardeo of Lower Canada, in the seigniory 
 of 8t. Pranfois le Neuf, in the county of St. Hyaoiuthe, and district of Montreal. Distant from St 
 llyacinthe, the county seat, 14 miles; Montreal, 34 miles ; St. Denis, miles; St. Hilairo station on 
 the Grand Trunk Railway, 8 miles, and from St. Marc, 1 mile. Daily mail. Population about 600. 
 
 Archambeault, Anathole, farmer. 
 Arohambeault, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 Auclaire, Toussaint, cooper. 
 Balthuzard, Rev. J. M., Roman Catholic. 
 Beauchemin, Louis, carriage and waggon maker. 
 B6ique, Louts, grocer, hotel proprietor, baker and 
 
 confectioner. 
 Bennit, Joseph, hatter and furrier. 
 Bourgue, Abruham, farmer. 
 Bousquet, Christopher, saw mill owner, councillor 
 
 and farmer. 
 Brin, Joseph, J. P., farmer. 
 Brodeur, Autoine, loaker and confectioner. 
 Chicoine, Leon, farmer. 
 Clement, J. iS., farmer. 
 
 Connell, Miss Caroline, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Couillard dit Beaumont, Mr., farmer. 
 Darcy, Isaac, mason. 
 
 DeiMontanacb, Theodore, brigade major and farmer. 
 De St, Felix, A., hotel proprietor. 
 DeKreitz, V. P., physician. 
 Duoharme, Pierre, grocer. 
 Dufresno, Denis, boot and shoemaker. 
 Dumais, Charles, carrriage and waggon maker. 
 Dnpru, Jean, blacksmith. 
 Puroclier, J. B. E., general merchant. 
 Duvert, Hector, advocate. 
 Emond, Heotor, saw mill proprietor. 
 Fosy, Antoine, grocer, blacksmith, and farmer. 
 Oaudet, Michel, carriage and waggon mivker. 
 Gondron, Hilaire, councillor. 
 
 Hamilton, Mr., notary public. 
 
 Jarret dit Beauregard, Francois, farmer. 
 
 KIERZKOWASKI, HON. ALEXANDER EDOU- 
 ARD, lieutenant-colonel, seignior of St. Charles, 
 and farmer. 
 
 La Conte, T. E., school teacher. 
 
 Lacroiz, Edouard, farmer. 
 
 LE BLANC, JOSEPH £., postmaster and notary 
 public. 
 
 Leduc, Antoine, J. P., farmer. 
 
 Leduc, Charles C, councillor. 
 
 Lef^bvre, Joseph, school teacher, saddle and har- 
 ness maker. 
 
 Lescault, Chas., physician. 
 
 Loiselle, Marcel, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Lussier, Michel, mason and hotel proprietor. 
 
 Masson & Hebert, general merchants. 
 
 Messier, Hypolite, seignior, councillor and farmer. 
 
 Messier, Pierre, blacksmith. 
 
 Meunier, Honor6, J. P., and farmer. 
 
 Millet, Mrs., school teacher. 
 
 Phaneuf, Narcisse, house and sign painter. 
 
 Poudrette, Hubert, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Pratt, Pierre, councillor. 
 
 Bemy, Mo'ise, councillor and farmer. 
 
 Roy, Nazaire, blacksmith. 
 
 Roy, Norbort, tailor. 
 
 Sunooal, Louis, general merchant. 
 
 Thetro, Olivier, mayor of St. Charles and carpenter. 
 
 Thetro, Peter, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Valliere, Dominique, carpenter and builder. 
 
 ST. CHBISTOPHE, C. E.— Also called Arthabaskaville— a large and thriving village situated in 
 the township, county, and district of Artbabaska. It is the chef lieu of the district and county, and 
 adjacent to the Artbabaska station of the Grand Trunk Railway. The Court of Queen's Bench, Circuit, 
 and Commissioners' Courts are held here. It has one Model, and one Elementary school. Distant 
 from the Richmond Railway Junction, 32 miles; from Quebec, 64 miles; and from Montreal, 112 
 miles. Daily mail. Population about AOO. 
 
 Arthabaskaville Hotel, L. L. Derois, proprietor. 
 Baril, B., village councillor. 
 Beaudut, F. X., blacksmith and village councillor. 
 Beaudet, (^dfroi, bailiff. 
 
 BEAUDET, NOEL ATHANASE, postmaster, gene- 
 ral merchant and pearlash manufacturer. 
 Belland, Albert, carriage and waggon maker. 
 B^ilard, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 Bergeron, F., general merchant. 
 Bergeron, Firmin, brickmaker and builder. 
 Bergeron, Pierre, blacksmith. 
 Bergeron, Vincent, builder. 
 
 Brown, N., general merchant and village coanoillor. 
 Canada Hotel, Julien Tursignon, proprietor. 
 Cinqneais, D. L., station and express agent. 
 Clark, Antoine, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 Clark, Basil, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 Clark, Eustaohe, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 Clark, John, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 Cdt^, Ludger, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 C6t<5, Theophile, notary public, secretary of local 
 and county council and revenue inspector of 
 weights and measures. 
 
 Curry, George W., lumber merchant. 
 
 Defoy, Augustin, notary public. 
 
 Derois, L. L., proprietor Arthabaskaville Hotel. 
 
 De Busseau, J., watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Dion, Louis, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Duval, Wii.., barrister, attorney, &c. 
 
 Eastern Townships Bank, Jas, Goodhue, jun., agent. 
 
 Gagnon, Antoine, crown land agent and surveyor. 
 
 Garueau, Joseph, produce and provision dealer. 
 
 Garneau, L6on, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Gauvreau, L4on, baker and sonfectiojier. 
 
 Gendron, George, general merchant 
 
 GOODHUE, JAMKS Jun., J. P., general merchant, 
 pearlash manufacturer, bank and general agent. 
 
 Goodhue & Solmon, lumber merchants. 
 
 Hudon, Louis, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Huile, L. G., barrister, attorney, &o. 
 
 ST. 
 
 CONNER'S TYPE AND £LECTROIYPfi FOUNDRY, Corntr of R«»de and CMtn Streets, NEW YORK. 
 
[ grist mill 
 
 of the mag- 
 be aeigniory 
 int from St 
 station oa 
 about 500. 
 
 EB EDOU- 
 St. Citarles, 
 
 and notary 
 
 ile and bar- 
 
 maker, 
 rietor. 
 
 and farmer. 
 
 ntor. 
 it. 
 
 md carpenter, 
 lilder. 
 
 ge situated in 
 1 county, and 
 lench, Circuit, 
 ^ool. Distant 
 Montreal, 112 
 
 letary of local 
 inspector of 
 
 klle Hotel. 
 
 kler. 
 
 |r. 
 
 |ie, jun., agent 
 ad surveyor. 
 Ion dealer. 
 1 maker. 
 |er. 
 
 leral merchant, 
 leneral agent. 
 
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 ST. CHRISTOPHER— ST. CROIX. 
 
 721 
 
 Huroux, B. sen., bailiff. 
 
 Huroux, B. jun., deputy prothonotary and secretary 
 
 of agricultural society. 
 Huroux, Olivier, carpenter and builder. 
 Lamootagne, Honors, boot and shoemaker. 
 Laroche, Joseph, carter. 
 Larocbe, Viotoire, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Lavigne, Miss P., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Lavigne, V., village councillor. 
 Leclero, Charlesi, attorney, conveyancer, &o. 
 Leclerc, Felix, tanner. 
 Marlet, E., village councillor. 
 McArtbur, Peter, tailor. 
 Mutual Fire lasuranoe Company, James Qoodbue, 
 
 agent. 
 Ouellet, E., general merchant. 
 Pinard, M'me R., roiltiner and dressmaker. 
 Pouilliot, J., village councillor. 
 
 Poisson, E. M., registrar, physician and clerk of 
 commisHioners' court. 
 
 Puisson, U. M., coroner, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Purze, £., bailiff and crier of court. 
 
 Richard, Raphael, high constable. 
 
 Roberts, L6on, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Solman, Philip, general merchant 
 
 Sp6nard, Edouard, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Sp^mard, M'me Ed., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Sp6aard, Qeorge, cabinet maker. 
 
 Stanstead and Sherbrooke Counties' Insurance Com- 
 pany, James Goodhue, jun., agent. 
 
 Stein, Adolphus, J. P., mayor. 
 
 Suzor, Rev. Philip H., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Trottier, Jean, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Tursignon, Julien, proprietor Canada Hotel. 
 
 Villet, Placid, blacksmith. 
 
 Wadleigh, Rufus, prothonotary. 
 
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 ST. CLET, C. E, — A small post village in the Seignory and county of Soulanges and parish of St 
 Clet, situated on the right and just within the confines of a large, very fertile and beautiful plain, 
 containing a substantial stone church. Distant from the St. Lawrence, 6 miles ; from Coteau 
 Landing, the chef lieu, 9 miles ; and from Montreal, 42 miles. Population about 160. 
 
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 Ars^nault, Amable, brewer. 
 
 Beaulnos, F. 0., grocer. 
 
 Bizenerre, Paul, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 BOURQUE, EDOUARD, postmaster. 
 
 Bourque & Son, general merchants. 
 
 Bourbonnais, Joseph, school commissioner. 
 
 Bourbonuais, Louis, general merchant. 
 
 Bourbonnais, M'me L., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Cardinal, Cyrille, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 C16ment, Moi^e, J. P. 
 
 Compeau, Joseph, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Cnillerier, J. Bte., general merchant. 
 
 Daonst, Joseph, carpenter and dealer. 
 
 Denis, Mark, (rrocer. 
 
 Denis, Mme. Martine, bonnet maker. 
 
 Desrosiers, F. X., chair manufacturer. 
 
 Deguire, Antoine, general merchant. 
 
 Dubreuil, Joseph, school commissioner. 
 
 Dutrezao, Octave, general merchant. 
 
 FORTIER, LEONARD A., J. P., physician and 
 
 surgeon. 
 Qalarneau, Mme. J., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Gauthier, Geoffroy, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Qu^rard, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Laframboise, dit Deavoyan, Louis, brewer. 
 
 Laloude, J. Bte., baker and confectioner. 
 
 Lalonde, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Lalonde, L., brewer. 
 
 Lalonde, dit Bourin, Louis, beef and pork packer. 
 
 Loronx, Thomas, brewer and hotel proprietor. 
 
 Marceliu, J. Bte., lumber merchant. 
 
 Marleau, Paul, school commissioner. 
 
 Marsolaid, Rev. C. E., Roman Catholic. 
 
 M&S86, Antoine, president of school commlssionerg. 
 
 Pequin, Th^opbile, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Pilon, On^sime, school commissioner. 
 
 Proulx, Michel, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Raoette, Denis, blacksmith. 
 
 Rouleaux, Pierre, waggoner. 
 
 Sauv6, dit LaPlante, J. Bte., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Souchereau, dit Langamois, Solomon, saddle and 
 
 harness maker. 
 Thisdeale, J. H., notary pablio. 
 
 ST. COLUMBIN, C, E. — A village and parish situated near the North River, in the seigniory and 
 county of Two Mountains, and district of Montreal. Distant from St J^r6me, 10 miles, and from 
 Montreal, 40 miles. PopulatioL' of the village and parish about 1500. 
 
 Brophy, L. , saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Binke, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Caney, James, house and sign painter. 
 
 Cloary, J., school teacher. 
 
 Delany, Daniel, blacksmith. 
 
 Dunn, Michel, councillor. 
 
 Falvey, Rev. John, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Hughes, M., tailor. 
 
 Kelly, John, cooper. 
 
 Kennedy, Phillip, school teacher. 
 
 Keys, Andrew, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Lafontaine, Maurice, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Leeckman, J., councillor. 
 
 McDonnell, J., school teacher. 
 
 McKcnzie, A., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Millar, Robert, councillor. 
 
 Mooney, Ed., councillor. 
 
 Murphy, B., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Murphy, J. B., councillor. 
 
 Murry, Jas., councillor. 
 
 PHELAN, M. J., postmaster, councillor, and 
 
 general merchant. 
 Power, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Pnrcell, John, mason. 
 Valliquette, Louis, carpenter and builder. 
 Valliquette, Madame, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 ST. CBOIX, C E.— A post village situated on the river St. Lawrence, in the seigniory of St Croix, 
 and county of Lotbini^re. A steamboat leaves Quebec every Tuesday and Saturday during the sum- 
 mer for St. Croix. Distant from Quebec, 89 miles ; from Three Rivers, 90 miles, and from Montreal, 
 160 miles. Population of parish about 4000. 
 
 PAINTS, OILS, VARNISH AND PAINT, for Sale by H. F. BBLLEW, QUBBRC. 
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722 
 
 ST. CROIX— ST. CUTHBERT. 
 
 ADg6, Ant., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Bd'iard, Jos , oounoillor. 
 
 Bertrand, Oodcfroy, councillor. 
 
 Btron, Victor & Co., carpenters and builders. 
 
 Bluuin, F. X., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Blonin, Jos., councillor. 
 
 Boissonault, Amable, cooper. 
 
 Boisrert, Benoni, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 BoisTert, Benoni, house and sign painter. 
 
 Boisvert, Eranyois, general merchant. 
 
 BoisTort, Oodefroy, boot aad shoemaker. 
 
 Boisvert, Louis, blacksmith. 
 
 Boisvert, Pierre, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Bourke, Alex., municipal secretary and treasurer. 
 
 Brown, George, mason. 
 
 Charost, Gabriel, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 COUTURE, M., postmaster and notary. 
 
 Cremens, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 Croteau, Clarissa, milliner and dres.imaker. 
 
 Desrochors, Alfred B., woollen mill proprietor. 
 
 Desrochers, Isa'ie, cabinet maker. 
 
 Desrochera, Joseph, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Desruchers, Joseph, house and sign painter. 
 
 Desrochers, L. Casimer, J. P. 
 
 Desrochers, OJelia, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Desrochers, Theophile, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Filteau, J., notary. 
 
 Fraser, John A., blacksmith. 
 
 Garneau, Benoni, J. P. 
 
 Oarneau, Celina, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Gaumond, L., general merchant and distiller. 
 
 Grenier, Louis, trunk maker. 
 
 Hamel, Casimer, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Hamel, G., saloon keeper. 
 
 Hamel, J., general merchant. 
 
 Hamel, J. A., physician end surgeon. 
 
 Hamel, J. Bte., flour and feed dealer. 
 
 Hamel, Louis, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Jacques, Max., carpenter and builder. 
 
 K6rroack, Pierre, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Lachance, Pierre, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 La Fleur, Aug., hotel proprietor. 
 
 La Fleur, Fidmond, engineer. 
 
 Lalibertd, Aug., tanner and currier. 
 
 Lalibertii, Jean, councillor. 
 
 Lalibert^, Louis, blacksmith. 
 
 Laliberle, Pierre, blacksmith. 
 
 Lalibcrte, Pierre, dentist. 
 
 Lamontagne, J. Bte., woollen and saw mill proprie- 
 tor. 
 
 Laroche, Charles, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Laroche, Charles, mason. 
 
 Laroche, Charles, cooper. ' . •■ 
 
 Laroche, F. X., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Laroche, Nnrcisse, councillor. 
 
 Lefebvre, Lazare, township oouncillor. 
 
 Le Gendre, Franfois, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Le Gendre, F. X., J. P., councillor and saw mill 
 proprietor. 
 
 Le Gendre, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Lemay, Charles, saloon keeper. 
 
 Lemay, Francois, general merchant. 
 
 Lemay, Germain, house and sign painter. 
 
 Lemay, Joseph, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Lemay, Louis, notary and general merchant. 
 
 Maroband, Erie, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Marchand, Narcisse, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Martel, E., engineer. 
 
 Martel, Jean Bte., druggist. ■'• 
 
 Martineau, Jean, cabinet maker. 
 
 Metbot, Alfred, general merchant. 
 
 Ouellet, Ansclme, mayor. 
 
 Ouellct, Charles, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Page, Isa'ie, mason. ■ -. 
 
 Roy, Hubert, general merchant. 
 
 Tailleur, Francois, tanner and currier. 
 
 Tbibaudeau, Narcisse, hotel keeper, carriage and 
 waggon maker. 
 
 Thivierge, F. X., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Thurber, James, J. P. . .„ . 
 
 ST. CUTHBERT, C. E. — .i village, situated in the Seigniory and county of Berthier and district of 
 Montreal. The River St Cuthbert runs through the parish, affording extensive mill power. Distant 
 from Montreal, 63 miles ; and from Berthier, 7 miles. Access by steamboat and stage to this place. 
 Mail tri-weekly. Population of parish about 2,600. 
 
 Barrette, Ambroise, school commissioner. 
 Barrette, Valentine, school teacher. 
 Biron, F. X. A., notary public, secretary and trea- 
 surer of council and school commissioner. 
 Brisette, M'lle , school teacher. 
 Brissette, Jacques, councillor. 
 Brizard, F. X., blacksmith. 
 Bri/"—' Isaac, councillor. 
 Chaput, Pierre, blacksmith. 
 Ch6nevert, Antoine, blacksmith. 
 Cb6nevert, Arthemise, school teacher. 
 Ch6nevert, Henry, shoemaker. 
 Chenevert, Captain Jean, notary public. 
 CHfiN EVERT, JOSEPH, postmaster. 
 Chenevert, Pierre, school oommissioaer. 
 Chenevert, Tb6ophile, general merchant. 
 Derouin, F. X., joiner. 
 Deronin, Jean Bte., joiner. 
 Derouin, Th^iophile, shoemaker. 
 Desrosiers, Hercule, councillor. 
 Destrampes, Major F. X., sen. 
 Debtrampes, Franfois X., jnn., J. P. 
 Drinvillo, Norbert, school oommissioDer. 
 Dubois, Joseph, shoemaker. 
 Dubois, Olivier, shoemaker. 
 Dubois, Marguerite, school teacher. 
 
 Dubois, Zeph^rin, blacksmith. 
 
 Duteau de Grandpr^., Capt. Michel, farmer. 
 
 Fauteau, Capt. Pierre, farmer and trader. 
 
 Filteau, Denis, carriage maker. 
 
 Filteau, Julienne, school teacher. 
 
 Fisette, Rev. Antoine, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Fisette, Henri, J. P. 
 
 Qoulet, Norbert, mayor. 
 
 Grandcbamp, Isa'ie, councillor. 
 
 Grandobamp, Louis, councillor. 
 
 Henault, Francois A. £. N., seigneur of Fief Chicot 
 
 and Isle du Pads. 
 Henault, Henri B., J. P. 
 Lambert Honors, school commissioner, 
 Manaigre, Pierre, councillor. 
 Ouellet, H P., {(bysician. 
 Paquette, Anselme, physician and surgeon. 
 Pischette, Marie, school, teacher. 
 Plante, Joseph, joiner. 
 Rouleau, Norbert, oounoillor. 
 Rousseau, Dominique, oounoillor. 
 Savoie, Pierre, oouncillor and school commissioner. 
 Sylvestre, Narcisse, blacksmith. 
 TELLIER, PIERRE, notary public and assistant 
 
 postmaster. 
 Vadnait, Louis, provision dealer. 
 
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 ST. CYRILLE, C. E.— A small post village situated in the parish of St. Cyrille de Lessard, and 
 county of L'UIet. Distant from (he couuty scat 16 miles; aud from Quebec, &<'> miles. I'opulation 
 of parish, by the last census, 652. . . 
 
 Aubert, B., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Aubert, .Joseph 13,, flour mill owner and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Aubert, .Joseph 0., municipal secretary & treasurer. 
 Aubert, Remi, parish councillor. 
 Boulc, Miss A., school teacher. 
 Boiili'i, Etienno, saw mill owner & parish conncillor. 
 CLOUTIER, JEANBTE., postmaster. 
 Gorriveau, Miss D., school teacher. 
 
 Coulombe, Octave, p«risli conncillor. 
 Duchineau, Fran(;ois Xavier, parish councillor. 
 Qodreau, Enger, blacksmith. 
 LcBnurdais, .Tncquos, parish councillor. 
 Pelleticr, Rilmund, parish mayor. 
 I'elletier, Miss 0., school teacher. 
 St Pierre, Fran(;ois Xiivier, parish conncillor, 
 Thibeault, Juun, tiour and grist mill owner. 
 
 . DAMASE. C. E. — A post village, situated in the parish of St. Damase ond ccunty of St. Ilyacinthe. 
 Distant from St. Hyacinthe, 6 miles; and from St. Ililuire, 12 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population of 
 parish about 2,600. 
 
 Bachaud, Joseph, saw mill proprip^or. 
 
 Bachiiud, Paschal, flour and i ist .^.ili proprietor. 
 
 Beauregard, Michel, tanner and currier, 
 
 Belval, L., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Bernard, Alexis, .J. P. 
 
 Blanchette, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Casavant, Joseph, tailor. 
 
 Charby, Alexandre, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Choquctte, Cyrille, tanner and currier. 
 
 Coderre, Antoine, blacksmith. 
 
 Comur^, Alexandre, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 C6t6, Joseph, mason. 
 
 Decelle, Fran(oi8, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Decelle, Jean Bte., J. P. 
 
 DesKivi^res, F. L., J. P., general merchant. 
 
 Dupont, Quillaume, blacksmith. 
 Durocher, J. B. T., carpenter and builder. 
 Fortier, Vital, boot and shoemaker. 
 Harpin, Jean Bte., broom maker. 
 Hubert, Alfred, boot and shoemaker. 
 Lopalme, T., notary. 
 Luoier, Jean Bto., school teacher. 
 Luoier, Moije, blacksmith. 
 Lucier, Narcisse, blacksmith. 
 Lnsignan, Joseph, broom maker. 
 Morin, J. O., physician. 
 PETIT, PHILLIPE H., postmaster. 
 Phaneuf, C. D., general merchant. 
 Ravenel, Jean Bte., blacksmith. 
 
 ST. DENIS BICHELIEU, C. E. — A village situated on the south shore of the river Richelieu, 
 opposite St. Autoine, in the seigniory of St. Denis, ooanty of St. Uyaoiuthe, and district of Montreal. 
 A market is open here every Tuesday. Access by steamboat twice a week from Montreal during the 
 summer season : fare $1 25 and S7\ cents. Distant from Montreal, 36 miles ; from St. Hyaoiathe, 
 18 miles; from Sorel, 18 miles; and from St. Hilaire, Qrand Trunk Depot, 16 miles. Daily mail. 
 " Population about 1,000. 
 
 AUard, Joseph, councillor. 
 
 Auger, Joseph, cooper. 
 
 B61anger, J. Bte., tailor. 
 
 B61anger, Joseph, potter. 
 
 Benoit, Oliver, councillor. 
 
 Berthiaume, Charles, butcher. 
 
 Besse, Eus^be, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Bonnin, Calixte, tinsmith. 
 
 Bonnin, Jules, ferryman. 
 
 Bourdages, Major J. D. 
 
 Bousquet, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Bruneau, Col. Pierre. 
 
 Casavant, Olivier, match manufacturer. 
 
 Chevalt, C16ophas, general merchant. 
 
 Convent of the Soeurs, de la congregation Notre 
 
 Dame. * 
 Courtemanche, Florent, potter. 
 Courtemancbe, R^gis, potter. 
 Delisle, B. D., physician and surgeon. 
 Dillaire, Alfred, tanner. 
 Dragon, Isidore, counoillor. 
 Pl.ror' or, Azarie, carpenter and builder. 
 Duvert, John, physician and surgeon. 
 Faneuf, Christopher, carpenter and builder. 
 Fisette, Francois, baker. 
 Fontaine, Flavie, hatter. 
 Frechette, Heroule, tanner. 
 Frechette, Isidore, boot and shoemaker. 
 GadboiB, A. 0., flour and gr»ia dealer. 
 
 Oadbois, Francois, carriage maker. 
 
 Qareau, Joseph, butcher. 
 
 Gareau, Victor, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Qareau, Victor, grocer. 
 
 Gareau, Victor, village se<. rotary and treasurer. 
 
 Gasuette, Julien, black? ,b , .; 
 
 Gasuette, Narcisse, blac. - n'l'h. 
 
 Gaudette, Capt. Ambroise. 
 
 Gaudette, J. Bte., president, school commissioners. 
 
 Gaudette, Capt. J. Bte. 
 
 Gauthier, A. T., clerk of small cause court and 
 
 notary public. 
 Girouard, Capt. FraD9oi8. 
 Goulet, Louis, school commissioner. . . 
 Huard, Jean Bte., counoillor. 
 Laflamme, J. Bte., saddle and harness maker. 
 Lajoie, Francois, tinsmith. 
 
 Lajoie, Toussaint, school commissioner. '. ' 
 
 Lambert, Franjois, potter. 
 Lamme, Louis, carpenter and builder. 
 Laperle, Isidore, tanner. 
 Laporte, Isidore, school commissioner, 
 LAPRISE, MICHEL, postmaster, general merchant 
 
 and agent for the Loudon and Liverpool Fire In- 
 
 surance Company. 
 Lebeau, Captain Charles. 
 Ledoux, Amable, carriage maker. 
 Ledoux, Charles, brush manufacturer. 
 Lefdvre, Eusdbe, carpenter and builder. 
 
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 Lefirre, Lonis, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Lei^pernnoe, J. M., comroi8sioner of imall canaes. 
 
 liouig, Viilin, carpontor iiud builder. 
 
 Lozeau, Captain .' wable. 
 
 Lussier, F. X., school commissioner. 
 
 Maillet, J. 1). F.., general merchant and oomroiuloner 
 
 of gnmll causes. 
 Malo, Solomon, cooper. 
 Martincau, H. E , nchool teacher. 
 Mi);nau!t, Mme. Frangois, proprietor Temperance 
 
 Hotel. 
 Mignault, II. A., physician and surgeon. 
 Migncault, Jean l?tc., blacicsmith. 
 Migneault, Major J. K., notary public. 
 O'Donnell, Kev. A., Roman Catholic. 
 Pag^, Louia, baker. 
 Paradis, Pierre, general merchant. 
 Paradis, Pierre sen., spinning wheel maker. 
 Paradis, Pierre jun., mayor, commissioner of small 
 
 causes and spinning wheel maker. 
 Pichon, Hypolite, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Pratto, ReT. F., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Relle, Narcisse, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Kenaud, Pierre, grocer. 
 
 Richard, Michel, councillor and blacksmith. 
 
 Richer, Captain Benjamin, 
 
 Roberge, Joseph, ferryman. 
 
 RoUand, Franijois X., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Rolland, Qeorges, bailiff. 
 
 Sauveur, FraU(,ois, carpenter and builder. 
 
 St. Germain, Henry, carding and fulling ;^ill pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 St. Jacques, Ameded, general merchant. 
 
 St. Jac(|ue8, Antoino, commissioner of small causes 
 and carriage maker. 
 
 St. Jacques, Charles, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 St. Pierre, Michel, boot and shoemnker. 
 
 Temperance Hotel, M'me. Franjois Mignault, pro- 
 prietress. 
 
 Thibodean, OctaTe, bailiff. 
 
 Vulin, Charles, carpenter and builder. 
 
 ST. DIDACB, C E. — A Tillage, situated on the River Maskinongt'-, in the Seigniory of De Lanau- 
 diiire and county of Maskinong6. Distant from Three Rivers, 45 miles ; and from Montreal, 75 
 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population of parish about 1,000. 
 
 Bergeron, Leandcr, sen., carriage and waggon 
 
 maker. 
 Bergeron, Leander, jun., carriage and waggon 
 
 maker. 
 BellcniHrre, Rev, Pierre, Roman Catholic. 
 Dosaultner, Loni.?, boot and shoemaker. 
 Falardeau, U., general merchant. 
 
 GERMAIN, ELZ^AR, postmaster, clerk commis- 
 sioners' court aud general merchant. 
 Maigret, Dieudonno, notary public and major, 
 Neveux, F61ix, blacksmith. 
 Riel, Pierre, brick maker. 
 Vertefeuille, Ovide, general merchant. 
 Yale, George H., tanner and leather dealer. 
 
 ST. DOMINIQUE, C. E.— A village, situated in the Seigniory of St. Ilyacintho and county of 
 Bagot. Settled about thirty years ago. Remarkable for its inexhaustible quarries of lime stone, and 
 also very valuable building stone. It contains one good uomiaon school ; and does a largo lumber 
 business. Distant from St. Liboire, the county town, 9 miles ; St. ilyaointhe, 6 miles ; and from 
 Montreal, 36 miles. Daily mail. Population about 250. 
 
 Archambeault, Isaac, potash manufacturer. 
 Audette, Francois, boot and shoemaker. 
 Beaudry, J. Bte., mayor. 
 Beaudry, J. 0., J. P. and general merchant. 
 Beausalier, Hypolite, potash manufacturer. 
 Belaire, Joseph, tin and coppersmith. 
 Bertrand, David, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 Bertrand, Louis, carpenter and builder. 
 Bousquet, Benoni, blacksmith. 
 Brabant, Napoleon, carpenter and builder. 
 Cadieus, J. Bte., potash manufacturer. 
 Carmel, Alexis, beef and pork packer. 
 Cazavan, Antoine, village councillor. 
 Chagnon J. Bte., physician and surgeon. 
 Chagnon, P. R., notary public. 
 Clement, M'me. A., tailoress. 
 Despart, Caxirair, blacksmith. 
 Dion, Francois, carpenter and builder. 
 Dubreuil, Ambroise, brick maker. 
 DUPONT, M'me FRANgOIS, postmistress. 
 
 Dupont, Joseph, saw mill proprietor. 
 Gagnou, Jacques, village councillor. 
 Gagnon, Edouard, basket maker. 
 Lbtjurneau, Camille, village councillor. 
 L'Heureux, Francois, tanner and currier. 
 Miron, Amable, general mercLaot. 
 Miron, M'me. A., tailoress. 
 Moulette, Joseph, notary public. 
 Myette, Octave, village councillor. 
 Noule, Jean, potash manufacturer. 
 Parisian, Antoine, village councillor. 
 Pepin, Franyoifl, collecting agent and bailiflf. 
 Pepin, Th6lesphore, carpenter and builder. 
 Raime, Jacques, baker and confectioner. 
 Raime, M'me Jacques, dyer and scourer. 
 Raime, Joseph carpenter and builder, 
 Ricord, Joseph, carpenter and builder. * 
 Reeves, F.us^be, basket maker. 
 Refour, Rev. Frangois, Roman Catholic. 
 Roberge, Pierre, boot and shoemaker. 
 
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 ST. DOMINIQUE DES CEDRES, C. E.— A post village situated on the Quin Chien river, in 
 the township, seigniory and county of Soulanges. Distant from Coteau Landing, the chef lieu, 9 miles • 
 from Montreal 45 miles ; and from Ottawa, 120 miles. Population about 800. 
 
 Bissonnette, Qe!6on, mayor, hotel proprietor and 
 
 grocer. 
 Bissonnette, Nestor, accountant. 
 Brunet, Oliviere, councillor. 
 
 ChSvrier, Antoine, saw mill propriety «nd mason. 
 
 Ch6vrier, M'me. Antoine, wea^r. 
 
 Chavrier, M'me. Joseph, weaver. 
 
 Ch^vrier, M'lle. EmSrante, milliner and dresemaker. 
 
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 Cbarlebois, J. I)., sen., farmer. 
 
 Cbarlebois, J. B., jun., farmer. 
 
 Charleboig, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 Coutl.-e D. A., '. P. 
 
 COUTLfiE, LOL'IS J., postmaster. 
 
 Dupond, Fraufoitt 0., blacksmith. 
 
 Dapond, Michpt, farmer. 
 
 Felxte, Antoine, farmer. 
 
 Felxte, M'me. Andre, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Gauthier, Honoro, 
 
 Qauthier, J. B., farmer. 
 
 Ilurtubise, Toussaint, blacksmith. 
 
 Ladurantaie, Juri^mie, cooper. 
 
 Larue, Nool, jun., farmer. 
 
 Lauthier, Luc, schoul teacher. 
 
 Lauthier, M'Ue., school teacher. 
 
 Leduc, J. B., blacksmith. 
 
 Martel, Antoine, school teacher, 
 
 Martel, M'me. Antoine, Hchuul teacher. 
 
 Monpetit, Antoine, farmer. 
 
 Monpetit, Qt'i'eon, farmer. 
 
 Parimente, James, farmer. 
 
 Pilor, Michel, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Pilor, Moist, blaokHmith. 
 
 Povierier, Pierre, butcher and baker. 
 
 Robillari), Alexis, grocer. 
 
 Sareau, Uabriel, cooper. 
 
 Sauvi', Julien, J. P. and general merobant. 
 
 i^eguin, Antoine, farmer. 
 
 Seguin, Joseph sen., farmer. . 
 
 iSugnin, Joseph jun , furiuer. 
 
 Scguin, Thomas sen., farmer, 
 
 Seguin, Thomas, juu., farmer. 
 
 Trothier, Onezime, farmer. 
 
 Veronneau, Louis, butcher. 
 
 V^ronneau, F. X., blacksmith. 
 
 V<)ronneau, Pierre, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Wronneau, Pierre sen., farmer. 
 
 Vi^ronneau, Pierre jun , farmer. 
 
 Viau, J., house and sign painter. 
 
 Watier, Frau(;oia Olivier, J. P., councillor and lumber 
 
 merchant. 
 Watier, Pierre, lumber merchant. 
 
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 STE. ELIZABETH, C. E.— A parish situated in the seigniory of Lanoraie, county of Jolielte and 
 district of Montreal. Distant from Industry, 9 miles ; from Berthier, 9 miles, and from Montreal, 24 
 miles. Population of parish about 3000. 
 
 Beanlieu, M. H., J. P., and general merchant. 
 
 BBAULIEU, P. L. H., postmaster. 
 
 Beaupr6, Amable, J. P. and physician. 
 
 Belleville, Prosp^re, blacksmith. 
 
 Benin, Louis, M., blacksmith. 
 
 Benin, Pierre, captain of militia. 
 
 Brisette, P. J., general merchant. 
 
 Cazabond, Leon, blacksmith. 
 
 Conrect de la Providence for girls. 
 
 Comeillier, Hyppolite, J. P. 
 
 Coutu, Alexis, farmer. 
 
 Desrosier, Honors, hotel pro{)rietor. 
 
 Drolet, Auguste, farmer. 
 
 Drolet, Oscar, farmer. 
 
 Dupuis, Rev. A., Itoman CatboHo. 
 
 Dupuis, Rev. H., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Forget, Francois, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Gadory, Isaac, farmer. 
 
 Gadory, Mo'ise, plough maker. 
 
 Qottlet, Charles, farmer. 
 
 Grenier, Mile. Aurilie, milliner tnd dresam&ker. 
 
 Qnilbanlt, Charles, carriage maker. 
 
 Ouilbault, Lazare, founder and machine shop. 
 
 Quilbault, Pierre, farmer. 
 
 Jourdain, Joseph, cooper. 
 
 Lacassc, Narcisse, notary public. 
 
 Laporte, Dieudonn>'>, boot and siiuemaker. 
 
 Latour, Pierre, captain of militia. 
 
 Lavoie, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Lef(ibvre, Frs., bailiflf. 
 
 Ldvesque, Joseph, captain uf militia. 
 
 Loiseau, Cuthbert, tanner. 
 
 Manseau, Stanislas, municipal secretary. 
 
 Massiootte, Moise, captain of militia. 
 
 Meek, John, baker. 
 
 Paquet, Hubert, notary public. 
 
 Plante, Mile. Sara, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Provost, Jacques, bailiff. 
 
 Prudhomme, Baptiste, carriage maker. 
 
 Savoie, Maxime, cabinet maker. 
 
 Vincent, L6on, carriage maker. 
 
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 ST. EPHREM, C B.— A post village situated in the township of Upton and county of Ba^t, and is 
 a station on the Grand Trunk Railway. It has two churches, one Roman Catholic and one Protestant. 
 Distant from St. Hyacinthe, 13 miles; and from Montreal, 4i milee. Mail daily. Population 200. 
 
 Barrie, H., councillor. 
 
 Bellmard, 0., councillor. 
 
 Bowles, George, general merckant. 
 
 Cardinal, Napoleon, tanner and leather dealer. 
 
 Crocker, Miss M., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Desmarais, Virgil, lumber merchant. 
 
 Dion, Pierre, councillor. 
 
 Dufresne, A., J. P., flour mill proprietor. 
 
 Durand, A., councillor. 
 
 Durand, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 
 Frechette, A., township secretary-treasurer, insar- 
 
 anoe agent and notary pablie. 
 Frechette, P., cabinet maker and furniture dealer. 
 Hanson, R. C, lumber merehant. 
 Henderson, K. A., grocer and lumber meoehant. 
 Hotte, Mrs. Z., bonnet maker. 
 Houle, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Hudon, £., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Lafarge, P. E., baker. 
 
 Lafiirge, Pierre E., physician. 
 
 Larose, Mrs. P., grocer and hotel keeper. 
 
 MaoDougall, Col. P. L., steam saw mill proprietor 
 
 and lumber merobant. 
 Meroier, E. H., hotel proprietor. 
 Michon, Rev. F. X., Roman Catholic. 
 Ouimet, Benjamin, J. P., mayor, warden for county 
 
 and land agent. 
 Pilon, 8., J. P. n. .. ' 
 
 Reed, N,, councillor. .-, 
 
 Slack, Rev. G., Church of England. • . 
 St. Louis, A., councillor. 
 St. Ong Louis, grocer. 
 Tbibault, H., general merchant. 
 Warner, Lorenxo B., carpenter and builder. 
 WARNER, S£TH B., postmaster and land agent. 
 
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 ST. ETIENNE, C. E.— A pngt village, situated behind Three Kirer* in (he parish and county of St. 
 Manrioe. Contains three t>r four gi)o<i schools, ami has a large trade in lumber. Distant from Thiee 
 RiTcrs, the county town, 15 miles; and from Quebec, 106 miles. Population of parish 2,0ii0. 
 
 Baptiste, Qeorge, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 ISastarache, L^:on, general merchant. 
 
 Bastiei^ J., tanner aud currier. 
 
 Beauchemin, L. J. H., dentist, physician, anristand 
 
 oculist. 
 Bellemare, Augustin, general merchant, beef and 
 
 pork packer. 
 Bellemare, IIerm4n6gilde, general merchant, soap 
 
 and candle factory. 
 Bornier, S., boot and shoemaker. 
 Bimn, Albert, carpenter and builder, 
 Blais, Olivier, boot and ahocmnkcr. 
 Bouchard, Jean, saw mill proprietor. 
 Bouchard, L^andre, saw mill proprietor. 
 Brunclle, U., notary public. 
 Chaleot, P. 0., general merchant. 
 Dargis, Frnni;ois, carpenter and builder. 
 DESCOTEAU, u£siufi, postmaster. 
 Desilels, P. 0., general merchant. 
 Desrosii'-rs, Qeorge, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Duleord, Alphonse, land agent. 
 
 O^linas, Michel, beef and pork packer. 
 
 Ouiment, F. X , saloon aud livery stable proprietor. 
 
 Lamarre, James, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Lnmarro, Pierre, general merchant. 
 
 Langlois, C('>cile, bonnet maker. 
 
 Lapointe, Philie, bonnet maker. 
 
 I.cinyre, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Miiyvas, Amanda, saloon keeper. 
 
 Michaud, Michel, tanner and currier. 
 
 Mileau, Ameroise, tailor and clothier. 
 
 Milette, J., tailor. 
 
 Noiseaux, Rev. R. A., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Pellerin, Joseph, tanner and currier. 
 
 Picard, Paul, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Plante, T., boot and shoe maker. 
 
 Plourde, Ferdinand, blacksmith. 
 
 Richardson, James, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Sevigny, Charles, carpenter and builder. 
 
 St. Pierre, Germain, blacksmith. 
 
 St. Onge, Desiru, blacksmith. 
 
 ST. EUGENE, C. W. — A small post village, situated in the township of East Ilawkeabury and county 
 of Presoott. Distant from Montreal, C5 miles. (See also East Ilawkesbury.) 
 
 Le BrosBc, Simoon, general merchant. 
 
 McBEAN, ALEXANDER, postmaster and general 
 merchant. 
 
 ST. EUSTACHE, C. E.— An incorporated village, picturesquely situated on the river du Ch<^ne, one 
 of the branches of the Ottawa, in the seigniory of Mille Isles, county of Two Mountains and district of 
 Montreal. It is celebrated somewhat in the history of the rebellion of '37 <is beMg one of the points 
 at which the rebels made their head quarters, and quite a number fell fighting against the troops 
 under Sir John Colborne. Distant from St. Scholastiquo, 12 miles ; Montreal, 21 mites ; and from Ottawa 
 City, 108 miles. Population by census of 1861, 915. 
 
 Addison, Robert, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Allan, Rev. Alexander, Methodist. 
 
 Barbeault, Madame Honor6, milliner and dress- 
 maker. 
 
 Barbeault, Severe, cooper. 
 
 Barnard, Samuel, grocer. 
 
 Bellisle, Toussaint, baker and grocer. 
 
 Bellisle, Toussaint, waggon maker. 
 
 Caron, A., mayor. 
 
 Charbonneau, C, accountant. 
 
 Charbonneau, Louis, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Champrvgne, C. H., clerk commissioners' court, vil- 
 lage secretary, treasurer and notary. 
 
 Davies, Alexis, potter. 
 
 DeBellefeuille, E., flour and grist mill owner. 
 
 DoBellefeuille, J. L., notary public and saw mill 
 owner. 
 
 Demers, J. Bte., livery stable keeper.* 
 
 Denis, Andr6, cooper. 
 
 Denis, John, tailor. 
 
 Depjardins, J., blacksmith. 
 
 Dolbec, Charles, barrister and attorney. 
 
 Dorion, J. Bte. T. & Zepherin, bankers and brokers. 
 
 Dorion, Th^ophile, brewer. 
 
 Dutrisao, J. Bte., blacksmith. 
 
 Ethier, J. Bte., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Ethier, Joseph, waggon maker. 
 
 Foisy, M'lle, bonnet maker. 
 
 Forbes, & Barbault, M'iles, bonnet makers. 
 
 Forbes, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Gauthier, Pierre, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Olobensky, C. A. M., flour and grist mill owner. 
 
 UoyettP, Joseph, cabinet maker. 
 
 Guyon, Rev. R. C., Romon Catholic. 
 
 Hogue, Godofroy, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Labelle, J., baker. 
 
 Labelle, Mngloire, potter. 
 
 Lachaine, Mr., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Lagraoe, Toussaint, baker. 
 
 Laviolette, E., flour and grist mill owner. 
 
 Laviolette, Felix, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Lcclaire, F. X., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Lemoine, Louis Dion, J. P., tinsmith and stove 
 
 dealer. 
 Maokay, M'lle St6phanie, general storekeeper. 
 Mackay, Stephen, notary public. 
 Major, Z. & D., carpenters, sash, blind and door 
 
 makers. 
 Malboeuf, Alexis, tanner, soap and candle maker. 
 Mallon, Rev. W., Presbyterian. 
 Marcille, D., physician and surgeon. 
 Masson, Vincent, druggist. 
 Masson, Z, & Vincent, general merchants. 
 Meilleur, J., boot and shoemaker. 
 Meilleur, J., carpenter. 
 Meilleur, Miss M., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Miller, W., general merchant. 
 MITCHELL, DAVID, postmaster. 
 Mitchell, F. W., hotel proprietor. 
 Miiller, Dominique, boot and shoemaker. 
 Paquin, Folis, produce and provision dealer. 
 Paquin, Felix, accountant. 
 
 SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY. (See Card, p. 446.) 
 
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 >unty of St. 
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 )60. 
 
 proprietor. 
 
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 district of 
 the points 
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 per. 
 
 and door 
 maker. 
 
 Paquln, JoMpb, grocer. 
 
 Perriiult, V., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Pich6, Charles, litery stable keeper. 
 
 Poirier, Fran(;oiB, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Pou'in, Msgloire, stoves, tin and copper dealer and 
 
 worker. 
 Profeau, Fran(,ois, builder. 
 Proteau, M., carpenter. 
 Benaud, Andre, hotel proprietor, soap and candle 
 
 maker. 
 Robinson, Vim., blacksmith. 
 Bocheleau, Miss, bats, caps and furs. 
 
 Rodgers, Andrew, brewer. 
 
 Sauriol, Julien, general merchant . 
 
 Sarard, (}., general merchant. 
 
 Segnin, Doutail, produce and provision dealer. 
 
 St. I'ierre, Mr., tailor. 
 
 Soulii'^re, Wm., dealer in hats, caps and furs. 
 
 TaBs6, Charles, lumber merchant. 
 
 Tavard, Isidore, notary publio. 
 
 Tessier, J. Bte., black!<mith. 
 
 Tesaier, N., general merchant. 
 
 Vanier, Pierre, waggon maker. 
 
 ST. FABIEN, C. E. — \ post yillago in the seigniory of Rioux and county of Rimou.ikl, situated on the 
 south .tliore of the river St. Lawrence below Quebec. Distant from Quebec, l(J8 miles. Population of 
 seigniory about 1400. 
 
 BtJlanger, Pierre, carpenter. 
 
 Belarance, Jean, cabinet maker. 
 
 Bolarancu, Ambrose & Co., saw mill owners. 
 
 Belles, i\ X., mayor of seigniory. 
 
 Blanchet, Prudent, blacksmith. 
 
 Bois, Louix, mason. 
 
 Caron, Philippe, councillor. 
 
 Carrier, Pierre, jeweller and watch maker. 
 
 Cimon, Oliyier, hotel keeper. 
 
 C(M, Ililare, councillor. 
 
 Danjon, Joseph, general merchant. 
 
 Deechines, Benoit, blacksmith. 
 
 Desjardins, Olivier, hotel keeper. 
 
 Desrosiers, Laurent, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Fortin, Frnnvois, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Fournier, Ililare, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Oagne, Louis & Co., flour and grist mill owners. 
 
 Qagnon, Charles, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Qerdeau, Augusti|^waggon maker. 
 
 Qerdeau, Charles, waggon maker. 
 
 Lepage, Jean Baptiste, Crown land agent. 
 
 Lisetto, Bruno, shoemaker. 
 
 Malenfaut, M., saw mill owner. 
 
 Martel, Hippolyte, councillor. 
 
 Mercier, Norbert, J. P. and blacksmith, 
 
 Michaud, J. B., councillor. 
 
 Parant, Acbille, cabinet maker. ' 
 
 Plaurde, Henri, shoemaker. 
 
 Roy, Benj., councillor. 
 
 ROy, VITAL, M., J. P., postmaster and councillor. 
 
 Rioun, Cynac, cabinet maker. 
 
 Rouhaur, Joseph, general merchant. 
 
 Koux, Martial, blacksmith. 
 
 St. Pierre, Majorie, mason. 
 
 Tardif, Simon, blacksmith. 
 
 Thibault, Honor6, shoemaker. 
 
 Thibault, Zephirin, shoemaker. 
 
 STE. FAUILLE D'ORLEAITS, C E. — A post village, situated in the parish of the same name, 
 and county of Montmorency, on the north shore of the River St. Lawrence. Distant from Montreal, 
 180 miles ; and from Quebec, 18 miles. Population of parish, per last census, 888. 
 
 Asselin, Chrysologue, blacksmith. 
 Asselin, Hubert, general merchant. • ■ 
 Asselin, Jacques, boot and shoemaker. 
 Asselin, Joseph, saw mill proprietor. 
 Beaucher, Agustin, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Beaucher, F. X., saw mill proprietor. 
 Bowman, Elizabeth, school teacher. 
 Drouin, Elie, blacksmith. 
 Drouin, J. Bte., mason. 
 Qagnon, F. X., boot and shoemaker. 
 Grenier, E. A., physician and surgeon. 
 Lacbance, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 Lapointe, Elie, saw mill proprietor. 
 Lapointe, Jean, mason. 
 Lapointe, Pierre, boot and shoemaker. 
 Leblond, Alexis, carpenter and builder. 
 Leblond, Magloire, house and sign painter. 
 
 Leclero, Alexis, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 I'emoiue, Charles £., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Letonrneau, Firmin, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Marquis, Basils, J. P. and general merchant. 
 
 Marquis, Michel, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Morin, Antoine, general mvi 'hant. 
 
 Paquet, J. Bte., mason. 
 
 Paradis, Ignace, carpenter, builder, oarriago and 
 waggon maker. 
 
 Paradis, Pierre, house and sign painter. 
 
 Par6, Etieune, general merchant. 
 
 Pichet, Jean, carpenter, builder, carriage and wag- 
 gon maker. 
 
 Poulin, Alexandre, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Premont, Bruno, blacksmith. 
 
 PBfi.MONT, JOSEPH, postmaster & school teacher. 
 
 Turcotte, Marc, saw mill proprietor. 
 
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 ST. FELIX DE VALOIS, C. E.— A village, situated near the River Bayonne. Part of the parish 
 is in the Seignories of Lanoraie, Berthier and DcRamsay, and partly in the township of Brandon, in 
 the county and district of Joliette. Distant from Industry, the county s^at, 12 miles ; from Montreal, 
 51 miles ; and from Quebec, 150 miles. Population of village and parish 2,698. 
 
 Asselin, Esdras, general merchant 
 Asselin, Maxime, mayor. 
 B&con, Edward, boot and shoemaker. 
 Beaadin, Pierre, brickmaker. 
 
 Bellerose, Louis R., J. P., carpenter, builder, flour 
 mill proprietor, sash, blind & door manufacturer. 
 Blanchard, Edward, boot and shoemaker. 
 Brissctte, Louis, carpenter and builder. 
 
 DONEQANA HOTEl, ST. JULIEN & McKBOaH, Proprietors, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 430.) 
 
728 
 
 ST. FELIX DE VALOIS— ST. FRANCOIS. 
 
 Brissette, Jean Bte., suh, blind and door nann- 
 faotarer. 
 
 Brissette, Prime, saddls and harness maker. 
 
 Cadot, Aagnste, carriage, waggon, sash, blind and 
 door mannfacturer. 
 
 Caisse, Joseph, floor, saw and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Contn, Edward, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 CR£PBAU, MAXIME, postmaster, express and col- 
 lecting agent, soor'tary and treasurer of mnnioi- 
 pality, school commissioner, clerk of commission- 
 ers court and notary public. 
 
 Dab^, Hilaire, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Duoborme, Pierre C, notary public. 
 
 Forget, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Ondrard, Louis, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Gu6rard, Narcisse, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Joly, Alexis, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Lafreni^re, Alexis, collecting agent 
 
 LaTall^e, Louis A., general merchant 
 
 Layallde, Vincent P., physician. 
 
 Laroie, Nazaire, blacksmith. 
 
 Lefebfre, Pierre, blacksmith. 
 
 L'Heurenx, Ldon, physician. 
 
 Manseau, Joseph, general merchant 
 
 Martel, Rev. Lonis, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Nos, FraD9oi8, tanner and leather dealsr. 
 
 Read, Henry, general merchant 
 
 Read, James, J. P. 
 
 Robillard, Martin, beef and pork packer and dealer. 
 
 StcTens, Alex., foundry and machine shop, stoves, 
 
 tin and copper ware, edge tool and fanning mill 
 
 manufacturer. 
 
 ST. 
 
 FRANCIS, 0. E. — A thriving post village,' commonly called St FraD9oii du Lac, situated on the 
 south west shore of the river St. Francis, in the Seigniory of River David, and county of Yamaska. 
 Distant from Sorel, the ehtf lieu of the county, 21 miles ; from Three Rivers, 24 miles ; from Mon- 
 treal, 60 miles ; and from Quebec, 120 miles. Population about 400. 
 
 Al.iS, Francois, blacksmith. 
 Bellerose, David, carpenter and builder. 
 Bemier, C. F., general merchant. 
 Biron, F. X., flour mill proprietor. 
 Boucher, Etienne, J. P,, notary publie. 
 Brassard, A. E., barrister and advocate. 
 Cartier, J'., grocer. 
 
 Cartier, Joseph, carpenter and waggon maker. 
 Chapdelaine, Charles, carpenter and bnilder. 
 Chapdelaine, Michel, carpenter and builder. 
 C6t£, Hilaire, mason. 
 Courch^sne, P., general merchant. 
 COrTU, 0. H., J. P., postmaster. 
 Creyier, Louis, hotel keeper. 
 Deauplaise, P., mason and plasterer. 
 DeBlois, Moise, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 DeBlois, P. M., J. P. 
 Desfoss^s, B., grocer and baker. 
 Ddsmarais, Francois, tanner and currier. 
 Ddsmarais, Joseph, flour mill proprietor. 
 Ddsmarais, Theophile, brickmaker. 
 
 Du^uay, 0., general merohaat. -^ 
 
 Durand, Edouard, shoemaker. ^ '.•?■■' 
 
 Duseau, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 Oill, F61ix, J. P., flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 Jenelle, Joseph, blacksmith, floor and saw mill pro« 
 
 prietor. 
 Joyal Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 Labr^que, Joseph, mason. 
 Laporte, Pierre & Sons, earpenters and bailders. 
 Maurin, B., mason. 
 
 Paolet, Honor6, honse and sign painter. 
 Plamondon, S. P., school teacher. 
 Proulx, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 Robillard, P. B., general merehant and insurance 
 
 agent. 
 Robillird, S. C, general merchant 
 Salois, Madame Cyrille, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Sdrd, M'lie., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Sord Sl Co., general merchants. 
 Toussin, F. A., general merchant 
 
 ST. FRANCOIS, C. E.— A village situated on the river La Beaoee, in the seigniory of Rigaud de 
 Vaudreuii, and county of Beance. A local bosiness in lumber and flour is carried on here. Distant 
 from Quebec, 62 miles. Population of parish, 8366. 
 
 Bdgin, Edouard, mill owner. 
 
 Benbeaux, Thonas, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Blanche «, Cyprien, notary public. 
 
 Boivin, F., blacksmith. 
 
 Bosque, Jean, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Chapman, G. W., general merchant 
 
 Chavanelle, Jacqnes, boot and shoemaker, 
 
 Claire, Johnny, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Palleraia, Olivier, tanner. 
 
 DeLevy, Charles, mayor county. 
 
 Dion, Adolphe, architect. 
 
 Dion, Louis, architect. 
 
 Dovall, Jean, blacksmith. « 
 
 Dnvall, Sdraphin, blacksmith. 
 
 Foley, Michael, J. P. 
 
 Fortier, Benoni, cabinet, carriage and waggoa maker. 
 
 Fortier, Jcs«ph, blacksmith. 
 
 Oagn6, Louis, cooper. 
 
 Oeanselin, David, builder. 
 
 Goanselin, M'me. D., clothier. 
 
 Oendro, Julien, builder. 
 
 Gilbert, Olivier, cooper. 
 
 Gougnon, Francois, builder. 
 
 Oregoire, George, builder. 
 
 Gregoire, J., bnilder. 
 
 Grondin, Jean, blacksmith. 
 
 Grondin, Joseph, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Hamell, Etienne, builder. 
 
 Jobin, Paul, mill owner. 
 
 Lafleur, G. B., county leeretary, physician and 
 surgeon. 
 
 Maheux, Alexandra, blaokimitb. 
 
 Mathd, Charles, gunsmith. 
 
 Moreau, Romaine, general merehant 
 
 Ponsant, F. X., notary pnblio. 
 
 Ponsant F. X. E., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Ponlin, George, blacksmith. 
 
 POULIN, HILAIRE, postmaster and general mer- 
 ehant. 
 
 Poulin, Joseph, blaeksmitb. 
 
 Poalin, Theodore, blacksmith. 
 
 Proulx, J. P., notary publio. 
 
 Rodrigue, Olivier, cooper. 
 
 Rouleau, Ret. Luc, Roman Catholie. 
 
 Roy, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Tessier, Rev. F. X., Roman Catholio. 
 
 Thomas, Enoch, cabinet maker. 
 
 Tottlonse, M'Ue. L., bonnet maker. 
 
 ST. LAWRENCE HALL, HENRY HOGAN, PROPRIETOR, MONTREAL. (Bee Card, p. 488.) 
 
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 ST. QABBIEL DE BBANDON, C. E. — A Tillage pleasantly situated near Lake Maskinong^, 
 partly in the township of Brandon and partly in the seigniory of Lanaudi^re, in the county of Berthier 
 and diiitriot of Montreal. Contains a good elementary school, with several first class flouring and saw 
 mills in tlie neighbourhood. Distant from Bertblcr, the county town, 21 miles; Montreal, 66 mile*, 
 and from Quebec, 166 miles. Popalation of parish 8400. 
 
 Bastien, Joseph, J. P. 
 
 Beauchain, Joseph, township oonneillor. 
 
 Beaudry, F. X., flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Belmare, John, general merchant. 
 
 Blanchard, Rev. 0., Uoman Catholic. 
 
 Boisvert, Norbert, tanner and currier. 
 
 Carson, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Champagne, Joseph, township oonneillor. 
 
 Charrette, Damase, township councillor. 
 
 Charrette, Philomene, school teacher. 
 
 Clements, John, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Desroches, Benjamin, blacksmith. 
 
 Desrochcs, Betsey, school teacher. 
 
 Desroches, Zee, school teacher. 
 
 Dostalle, Octave, J. P. 
 
 Doyle, Thomas, township councillor. 
 
 Qalemeau, Paschal, hotel proprietr- 
 
 Gauthier, Narcisse, general merchant. 
 
 Qendron, Louis, potter. 
 
 Germain, Louis, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Gon, Hypolite, general merchant. 
 
 Gonlet, Hyacinthe, township councillor. 
 
 Granger, .lean, township councillor. 
 
 Gravelle, Ambroise, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 Hamelin, Aubert, township mayor, flour and saw 
 
 mill proprietor. 
 Lamontange, Mary Ann, school teacher. 
 Laporte, J6r6mie, crown land ngent. 
 Laurendeau, J. 0., physician and surgeon. 
 Legara, F. X., cooper. 
 
 McDonald, Duncan, lumber merchant. , . ;-^ ■ 
 
 Mercile, AuHelme, blacksmith. 
 Monday, Arsild, school teacher. 
 Monday, Bernard, J. P. 
 Monseau, Charles, cooper. 
 O'HEIR, M., postmaster and general merchant. 
 Page, Mies, school teacher. 
 Paquin, Miss Caroline, school teacher. 
 Potrais, Narcisse, mason. 
 Prevost, J. Bte., carpenter and joiner. 
 Prevost, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 Prevost, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Prevost, Norbert, saw mill proprietor. 
 Therien, Joseph, boot and shoe maker. - ' . 
 
 Turcotte, Rev. F. M., Church of England. 
 Turren, Pavid, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 STE. OENEVIEVE, C. E.— A village, sitaated on the Island of Montreal. Distant from Montreal, 
 18 miles. Daily mail. Population about 600. 
 
 Barbeau, Franfois, general merchant. 
 
 Binette, Thomas, general merchant. 
 
 Bleau, Edouard, blacksmith. 
 
 Boileau, Fran9ois, lumber merchant. 
 
 Brunet, Hyacinthe, notary public. 
 
 Brunet, Tousaaint, mayor. 
 
 Chaurette, Cyprien, lumber merchant. 
 
 Chaurette, Eustache, grocer. 
 
 D'Aottt, Theodore, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Demers, Auguste, J. P. 
 
 Demers, Rev. Edward, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Demers, J. Bte., grocer, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Dumais, Mrs. J. B., tailoress. 
 
 Filiatreault, Joseph, notary public. 
 
 Gaacher, G. G., general merchant. 
 
 Lautier, Ambrose, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Laotier, Francois, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Ledao, Miss rfelina, bonnet maker. 
 
 Legault, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Lefebvro, Rev. L. M., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Lefebvre, 0., baker and confectioner. < 
 
 Looas, Xavier, carpenter and builder. 
 Martel, F^lix, grocer. 
 Martin, Hilaire, builder. 
 Martin, J. Bte., boot and shoemaker. 
 Nautelle, Mrs. A., tailoress. 
 Normandeau, Ars^ne, lumber merchant. 
 PAQUIN JEAN M., postmaster, physician and sur- 
 geon. 
 Pilette, Francois, physician and surgeon. 
 Pilon, Etienne, boot and shoemaker. 
 Pilon, Hyacinthe, blacksmith. 
 Prevost, Narcisse, carpenter and builder. 
 Proulx, Eus^be, general merchant. 
 Rabot, Michel, Uinuer and leather dealer. 
 Robillard, N., physician and surgeon. 
 Trepanier, Hyacinthe, carpenter and builder. 
 Trepanier, Venant, boot and shoemaker. 
 Valliquette, Isaie, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Valliquette, Sdraphin, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 ST. QEOBQE, (BEAUCE) C. E.— A village, situated on the river Chandijyre, in the seigniory o* 
 of Aubert Gnllion and county of Beauoe. Settled mostly by French Canadians, with a few English and 
 Germans. The parish is well supplied with water power, and the neighborhood abounds with sugaries 
 and pine timber, and gold has been discovered in the parish. Distant from Ste. Mary, Beaaoe, 80 
 miles ; and from Quebec, 60 miles. Mail tri-weekly. Population of parish, 1826. 
 
 
 American Hotel, Michael Cahill, proprietor. 
 
 Basque, Hubert, carpenter and builder. 
 
 B^gin, Edouard, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 lahlU, Michael, general merchant and proprietor 
 
 American Hotel. 
 C attellier. Rev. Ferdinand, Roman Catholio. 
 I ulao, Augustin, saw mill proprietor. 
 JlJLAC, F. X. B., postmaster, general merohant 
 
 and clerk of the oonncil and school. 
 Fortin, Augustin, carding and fulling mill proprietor. 
 
 Fortin, David, village councillor. • 
 
 Fortin, G., tanner and carrier. 
 
 Fortin, Madame G., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Gauthier, A., blacksmith. 
 
 Gagnon, Hubert, builder. 
 
 Gilbert, Joseph, general merchant. 
 
 Labbae, Antoine, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Lanphri^r, Jean, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Loignon, Z6phirin, blacksmith. 
 
 Meroier, Louis, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 1; 
 
 ADDISON AVERT, COMMISSION DBALSil, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 446.) 
 
780 
 
 ST. GEORGE— ST. GILES. 
 
 Morenoy, Qeorge, floor and ww mill proprietor. 
 Morin, Joseph, saw mill proprietor. 
 Morin, Lambert, saw mill proprietor. 
 Munkle, Ernest, physician. 
 ' Paquet, Auguatin, general merchant. 
 Pepin, Michel, village councillor. 
 Plamondon, Joseph sen., boot and shoe maker. 
 Plamondon, Joseph, jun., carpenter and builder. 
 Poulin, Charles, blacksmith. 
 Poulin, E., blacksmith. 
 Poulin, Isaac, village councillor. 
 
 Poulin, Joseph, general merchant 
 
 Poser, Oeorge R., provincial land surveyor. 
 
 Poxer, Wm. M., flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Rancour, J6rume, county and village mayor. 
 
 Ren6, C, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 B3d6, Charles Ed., notary public. 
 
 Kodrique, Pierre, village councillor. 
 
 Scully, Mrs. Edouard, general store keeper. 
 
 Veilleuz, Joseph, village councillor. 
 
 Veilleuz, Louis, builder. 
 
 Yeilleux, Olivier, village councillor. 
 
 ST. GEORGE. C. W. — A village, situated in the township of Dumfries and county of Brant, in the 
 tnidst of a beautiful and fertile country. Distant from Brantford, the county town, 9 miles ; from 
 Hamilton, 23 miles ; and from the Harrisburg Station, on the Qreat Western Railway, 3 miles. Daily 
 mail. Population about 400. 
 
 Baptie, David, school teacher and insurance agent. 
 
 Batchelor, Wm., tailor. 
 
 Bell, Benjamine, foundry, machine shop and planing 
 mill. 
 
 Brockbank, Alexander, blacksmith. 
 
 Bryden, Robert C, school teacher. 
 
 Buckberry, Samuel, agricultural implement manu- 
 facturer. 
 
 Bunston, Joseph, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Byres, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Collins, John, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Davidson, Rev. T. L., M.A., Baptist. 
 
 Fawoett, Rev. Michael, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Fawcett & Todd, dentists. 
 
 Graham, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 
 Haas, Frederick, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Hume, Rev. Robert, M.A., Presbyterian. 
 
 Hunter, Thomas, carpenter, sash, blind and door 
 manufacturer. 
 
 Hason, Albert, insurance agent. 
 
 Keefer, J. N. & Co., general merchants. 
 
 Kitchen, Edward, J. P. 
 
 Lorimer, Samuel, carpenter, sash, blind and door 
 
 manufacturer. 
 Manwaring, N. E., physician. 
 MoPherson & Co., boot and shoemakers and dealers. 
 MoRoberts, A., general merchant. 
 Meneilly, James, tailor. ' 
 
 Mullin, Wm., J. P. 
 Notman, John, cabinet maker. 
 Potts, Joseph, potash manufacturer. 
 Roid, David, cabinet maker. 
 Rudell, Philip, brickmaker. 
 Snowball, Wm., carriage and waggon maker. 
 STANTON, SAMUEL, clerk 3rd division court, 
 
 postmaster and general merchant. 
 Stinson, Elam, physician. 
 
 Stinson, James, physician. > -' .. 
 
 Willaon, James, saddle and harness maker. ' - 
 
 ST. GEORGE DE WINDSOR, C. E.— A post village, situated in the township of same name 
 and county of Richmond. It has been settled but a few years, and is fast being populated. The soil 
 of the surrounding country is well suited to agricultural purposes. Distant from Richmond, the 
 county town, 18 miles; from Quebec, 90 miles; and from Montreal, 90 miles. Population of the 
 township about 1,000. 
 
 Benoit, Edward, J. P. and township mayor. 
 BENOIT, R^MI, postmaster, township secretary and 
 
 treasurer and general merchant. 
 Boucher, Michel, saw mill owner. '^ ' ' 
 
 Charpentier, Raphael, blacksmith. 
 Forrest, Michel, cooper. 
 Janson, Olivier, blacksmith. 
 Niokle, James, saw mill owner. 
 
 STE. GERTRUDE, C E.— A post village, situated in the Seigniory of de Bellefeuille and county of 
 Nicolet. Distant from Nioolet, the county town, 25 miles ; from Three Rivers, 15 miles ; and from 
 Quebec, 90 miles. Population of parish, per last census, 1,421. 
 
 Arcand, M., councillor. 
 Champouz, Charles, councillor. 
 CHAMPOUX, LEON, postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 Caron, Isaac, blacksmith. 
 Deshages, Charles, councillor. 
 Deshages, David, councillor. 
 Deshages, Jules, councillor. 
 DeVillers, R. P., Roman Catholic. 
 Daoharme, Alexis, mason. 
 
 Dumas, Jean, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Godet, Ignace, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Qodp*. Joseph, J. P,, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Leblanc, Joseph, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Mnilhot, Moiise, mayor. 
 
 Marchand, Joseph, councillor. 
 
 Mayrand, Jean, blacksmith. 
 
 Pich6, Joseph, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Poti6r, U., potter. 
 
 Provanoher, Alexis, general merchant. 
 
 ST. GILES, C. E.— A. thriving post village, situated on the river Beaurivage, in the parish of St. Gilei 
 and county of Lotbinidre. Distant from St. Croix the county seat, 80 miles ; and from Quebec 80 
 miles. Population of the parish about 1800. 
 
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 Beaudoin, Manuel, shoemaker. 
 
 Bedard, Augustin, parish councillor. 
 
 Buchanan, Wm , general merchant. 
 
 Caugh, Joseph, parish councillor. 
 
 Cdt<i, Amable, general merchant. 
 
 C6t<^, Charles, painter, oahinet and waggon maker. 
 
 COTfi GEORGE, postmaster. 
 
 Coulombe, Zf^phirin, blacksmith. 
 
 Croteau, Jean, blacksmith. 
 
 Dion, Rey. Joseph, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Dioune, J. Bte., tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Dionne, Narctsse, general merchant. 
 
 Frechette, Denis, mason. 
 
 Oagou, Pierre, shoemaker. 
 
 Quay, Joseph, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Lafleur, Sifroy, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Laporte, J. Bte., J. P. 
 
 Lefebvre, James, J. P., parish mayor. 
 
 Montminy, Alexis, parish councillor. 
 
 Montminy, Augustin, blacksmith. 
 
 OliTier, Louis, parish councillor. 
 
 Paradis, T£>lesphore, lumber merchant. 
 
 Parent, Michel, gunsmith. 
 
 Peltier, Jean, parish councillor. 
 
 Pintin, James, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 B.owe, David, hotel keeper. 
 
 Roy, Joseph, tanner and currier. 
 
 Shallow, Daniel, parish councillor. 
 
 Taylor, Joseph, saw mill owner. 
 
 Tetu, Thomas, flour and saw mill owner. 
 
 Timony, Charles, J. P. 
 
 Turgeon, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 ST. GBEGOIBE, C. E. — A large and thriving village, commonly called La Rochelle, situated on the 
 south Hhore of the river St. Lawrence, opposite Three Rivers, in the parish of St. Gr^goire and county 
 of Nioolet. It was erected into a separate municipality in the year 18fi2. Distant from BuQancour, 
 the county seat, 6 miles ; Three Rivers, C miles ; and from Montreal, 95 miles. Daily mail. Popula- 
 tion about 600. 
 
 Arseneau, Pierre, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Aubry, Louis, carpenter. 
 
 Bergeron, Charles, saw mill owner. 
 
 Bergeron, George, agricultural implement maker. 
 
 Bergeron, Pierre, grocer and shoemaker. 
 
 B^liveau, Joseph, carpenter and blacksmith. 
 
 Bcliveau, Olivirr, blacksmith. 
 
 Boisclare, Edouard, blacksmith. 
 
 Boudreau, J. B., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Bourbeau, J. B., village councillor, baker and con- 
 fectioner. 
 
 Bourbeau, Olivier, shoemaker. 
 
 Bourgeois, G. A., J. P., crown land agent, village 
 councillor, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Bourgeois, J. C, J. P. 
 
 Bourgeois, L. P., grocer, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Brassard, L. C, J. P. 
 
 Brunelle, F., general merchant. 
 
 Bttisson, Antoine, village oounoillor. 
 
 Camirand, Louise, grocer. 
 
 Caron, M. C, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Charon, Stanislas, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Chanrais, Charles, carpenter. 
 
 Cloutier, Gabriel, woollen mill proprietor. 
 
 Corriveau, Eustache, shoemaker. 
 
 Deooteau, Moyse, mason. 
 
 De Courval, A. L. P., notary public. 
 
 Desaulnier, A., shoemaker. 
 
 Desilets, David, shoemaker and road inspector. 
 
 Desilets, J. B., carpenter. 
 
 DOUCET, 8TANILAS, J. P., postmaster, general 
 merchant and village mayor. 
 
 Elie, Ephrem, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Etie, Luniend, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Elie, On^Jzime, shoemaker. 
 
 Gaudetle, 8. P., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Guillemette, Elie, blacksmith. 
 
 Guillemette, Pierre, carpenter. 
 
 Harper, George, tailor. 
 
 Hart, Theodore, flour and grist mill owner. 
 
 Hubert, A., J. P. 
 
 Hubert, A., general merchant. 
 
 Hubert, J., carpenter. 
 
 Hebert, Simon, carpenter. 
 
 Hubert, Pierre, shoemaker. 
 
 II4on, David, shoemaker and village councillor. 
 
 H<^on, Henry, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 H6on, Luc, carpenter. 
 
 H^on, Pierre, carpenter and builder. 
 
 H6on, Severe, carpenter. 
 
 Laraothe, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Lamothe, J. B., carpenter and builder. 
 
 LaRivi^re, Henriette, hatter and furrier. 
 
 LaRivit^re, Joseph, flour and saw mill owner. 
 
 LaRividre, Raphael, saloon and livery stable keeper. 
 
 Lavoir, Olivier, flour and grist mill owner. 
 
 Le Blanc, Louis, shoemaker. 
 
 Leduc, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Lesvesque, Alphonse, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Liverpool and London Fire Insurance Company, L. 
 
 L. Rivard, agent. 
 Lourigny, Elise, carpenter. 
 
 McDonald, Honore, carpenter and village oounoillor 
 Moreau, Aneli^, mason. 
 Part, .Toseph, blacksmith, 
 Poivrier, uolbert, dry goods merchant. 
 Poivrier, Elz6ard, blacksmith. .,^ 
 
 Poivrier, J. M., J. P. 
 
 Poissen, Isidore, carpenter. ^ 
 
 Pothler, Michel, grocer. 
 Pratte, J., assistant postmaster. 
 Pratte, Pierre, blacksmith. 
 Prince, E. C, general merchant. 
 Prince, J. C, general merchant, village secretary & 
 
 treasurer. 
 Richard, Ferdinand, tanner and currier. 
 Richard, Hilaire, tanner and currier. 
 Richer, Charles, mason. 
 Kheault, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 Rivard, L. L., notary public, insurance agent and 
 
 village councillor. 
 Robitaille, Joseph, carpenter. 
 Rouleau, J. B., saloon keeper. 
 Savigns, ThSophile, general merchant. 
 Thibodeau, Pierre, general merchant. 
 Thtitrault, Hector, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
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 ST. OUILLAUME (D'UPTON), C. E.— A post village, situated on the River David, in the 
 town«hip of Upton and county of Drummond. Distant from Drummondville, 20 miles ; from St. 
 Hyaointhe, 27 miles ; and from Three Rivers, 45 miles. Population about 800. 
 
 AQRICDLTURAL IMPLBMBNTS, FOR BALB BY H. F. BELLBW, QUEBEC. (See Card, p. 690.) 
 
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 ST. OUILAUME, DE UPTON— ST. HENRI D'LEVIS. 
 
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 Andel, Joseph, floar and saw mill prc^rietor, La- 
 pointe. 
 
 Bdlanger, Hilaire, oarp«nter, bailder, sash, blind 
 and door factory. 
 
 BELLEMARE, ON^SIME, postraaater, Tillage secre- 
 tary and treasurer, estate and eolleeting agent, 
 notary public, &o. 
 
 B^rard, Napoleon, blacksmith. 
 
 Ghr6tien, Pierre, tanner and currier. 
 
 D^pot, Ludger, blacksmith. 
 
 D^saulniers, Thomas L., general merchant 
 
 Dessert, L6on, J. P., gf ^eral merchant and Tillage 
 mayor. 
 
 Doyen, Antoine, sash, bimd and door factory. 
 
 Dah^me, Edouard L., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Dapr^s, Joseph, flour and feed dealer. ^ 
 
 O^linas, Francois, aoooantant. 
 
 Girardin, Joseph Hercule, brick maker. 
 
 K6roack, ReT. Napoleon, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Lacourse, Miss Elenore, tailoresa. 
 
 Laflenr, Louis, hotel proprietor, 
 
 Lambert, Michel, dry goods dealer, forwarding and 
 commission merchant. 
 
 Lepine, ReT. OotaTC, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Magny, Louis, blacksmith. 
 
 Meigs, Charles D., flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Melanfon, Antoine, sen., brick maker. 
 
 Melan^on, Emanuel, tanner and currier. 
 
 Melanfon, Thomas, tanner and currier. 
 
 Mercier, Ferdinand, flenr and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Milette, Alexis, J. P. 
 
 Paradis, Cyriac, boot and shoemaker, and general 
 merchant. 
 
 Peltier, Qaspard T., notary public and clerk of com- 
 missioners' court. 
 
 Permette, Cyriac, saddle and harness maker. > 
 
 Roy, Adolphus, general merchant. 
 
 Sicard, S., sash, blind and door factory. 
 
 Turcotte, Jean Bte., beef and porkpaeker. 
 
 Vincent, Isaac, blacksmith. 
 
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 STE. HELENE DE BAQOT, C. E.— A thriving post village and parish in De Ranexay, Seigniory 
 and county of Bagot. Distant from the county seat, 1 5 miles ; from Montreal, 65 miles ; and from 
 Quebec, 160 miles. Population of village and parish about 1,000. 
 
 Baudette, Pierre, agricultural implement maker. 
 
 Baudoin, P. M., cooper. 
 
 Bauregard, Sophie, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Blanchette, Jean, shoemaker. 
 
 Brean, T., blacksmith. 
 
 Brien, L. Francois, notary public. 
 
 Chabotte, Vitaline, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Cr^peau, R., general merchant. 
 
 Labossi^re, Louis, general merchant. 
 
 Lapierre, B^lonie, carpenter and builder. 
 
 LefebTre, Antoine, collecting agent, 
 
 Lussier, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Mallette, Joachim, general merchant. 
 
 Morin, Antoine, lientenant militia. 
 
 Muir, C. 8., J. P., parish mayor. 
 
 Muir, Mrs. Wm., flour and saw mill owner. 
 
 Ouimette, Damase, general merchant. 
 
 Poitras, Francois X., carpenter and builder. 
 
 POITRAS, J. T., postmaster. 
 
 Ramsay, D. S., seignor. 
 
 Sylveste, Justiuien, lieutenant militia. 
 
 Thuot, Joseph, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 ST. HELENS C. W. — A thriving little Tillage, situated in the township of Wawanosh and county of 
 Huron, was first settled 18 yerra ago by W. & J. Gordon. Distant from Qoderich, the county town, 22 
 miles ; from London, 80 miles ; and from Clinton, 22 miles. Mail tri-weekly. Population about 160. 
 
 GORDON, WM., J. P., postmaster and general mer- 
 chant (see card, p. 716). 
 LeaTer, Hiram, hotel proprietor. 
 March, Samuel, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Mathers, Henry, J. P., recTe. 
 BfoLeod, Murdoch, tailor. 
 Mitchelson, John, chair mannfhctorer. 
 
 Ramage, James, carpenter. 
 Rutherford, John, blacksmith. 
 Shurrie, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 Smith, Charles, carpenter. 
 Webster, James, carpenter. 
 Wheeldon, John H., general merchant. 
 
 ST. HENBI D'LEVIS, C. E.— A Tillage, situated in rear of Notre Dame de la Vietoire, in the 
 seigniory of Lauzon and county of Levi Distant from Quebec, 10} miles. Mail tri-weekly. Popula- 
 tion of parish about AOOO. 
 
 Baillard, Joseph, bntcher. 
 
 Beaudouin, Captain F. X. 
 
 Beaudouin, M., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Beaudouin, P., pianoforte and musical initrament 
 
 dealer. 
 B^gin, Edouard, tanner and leather dealer. 
 B^langer, Antoine, carpenter. 
 Bourget F., notary public. 
 BuBsiei, P., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Caron, Rev. F., Roman Catholic. 
 Carrier, Captain J. Bte., J. P. 
 Gaiiet, Charles, tin smith. 
 Collet, Charles, general merchant. 
 Collet, Pierre, shoemaker. 
 Coriveau, Edouard, carpenter. 
 Couture, Miss 8., milliner and droHmaker. 
 
 Cromwell, Peter, general merchant. 
 
 Dutil, Louis, joiner. 
 
 Feleteau, Bte., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Fontaine, E,, flour and grist milt proprietor. 
 
 Fortier, R., notary public. 
 
 Fournier, R., shoemaker, 
 
 Gagnon, Miss F., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Genest, Antoine, general merchant. 
 
 Genest, Ondsime, municipal clerk. 
 
 Grenier, Rev. B,, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Gosselin, Laurent, carpenter. 
 
 Guenet, Xavier, blacksmith. 
 
 Hubert, D., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Labrie, Louis, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Laohance, S,, blacksmith. 
 
 LajeuneMe, Joaeph, tanner. 
 
 DONEGANA HOTEL, ST. JULIEN & MoKEOGH, Proprieton, MONTREAL. (See card, p. 430). 
 
ST. HENRY DE LEVIS—ST. HUBERT. 
 
 733 
 
 Laroehelle, Jo pb, ehoemftker. 
 
 L^gare, P., baker. 
 
 Lemieux, Louis, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Lyonuais, Bte., grocer. 
 
 Lyonnaia, J. Bte., aalooo keeper. 
 
 Maieon, JoNph, blackBinith. 
 
 MARCEAU, E. H., J. P., postmaster, general 
 
 merchant, tanner and saw mill proprietor. 
 Martin, P., shoemaker. 
 Morin, A., carriage and waggon maker. 
 MorisBett, F., saloon keeper. 
 Paqnet, Charles, hotel proprietor. 
 Paradis, Aim6, clerk of court. 
 
 Paradis, Lieut. -Col. P., notary public. 
 
 Paulet, Rev, J., Roman Catholio. 
 
 Rouleau, M., joiner. 
 
 Roy, Gilbert, general merchant. 
 
 Roy, Louis, school teacher. 
 
 Roy, Captain R. 
 
 Rudd, Richard, J. P., and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Sinclair, Thomas, J. P , physician and surgeon. 
 
 Turcot, A., blacksmith. 
 
 Turcot, P., shoemaker. 
 
 Vaillanoceurs, Z., baker. 
 
 Vallier, Louis, mayor. 
 
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 ST. HERMAS. C. E. — A ihriTing Tillage, situated in the rarisb of the same name, county of Two 
 Mountains and district of Montreal. It baa one model aohool. Distant from St. Sohclastique, the 
 county seat, 8 miles ; and from Montreal, 40 miles. Population about 200. 
 
 Aubry, Francois, carpenter and cabinet maker. 
 
 Aubry, J. Bte., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Bernard, Louis, cooper and stave maker. 
 
 CLAIROUX, P. E., postmaster, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Clairoux, Mrs. P. E., milliner and dress maker. 
 
 Cyr, F61ix, J. P. 
 
 DaouBt, Emery, dealer in leather and tanner. 
 
 Daottfit, Felix, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Dequoy, Rev. J., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Desjardin, Jos., hotel keeper and general merchant. 
 
 Fortier, Joseph, tanner and leather dealer. 
 
 Franche, Joseph, carpenter. 
 
 Gnilbeault, Pierre, blacksmith. 
 
 Laurin, Pierre, sen., builder. 
 
 Lebel, T. George, notary public. ^' 
 
 Loblano, Eustache, carpenter and builder. 
 Leblanc, Thomas, carpenter and builder. 
 Leblano, Mrs. Thomas, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Leclero, Ovid, notary public and clerk of division 
 
 court. 
 Leveille, I^erre, boot and shoemaker. 
 Marsdl, David, general merchant. 
 Oeullet, Michel, butcher, 
 Peinent, Hermas, cabinet maker. 
 Robertson, John, general merchant. 
 Robillard, Jeremie, boot and shoemaker. 
 St. Vincent, Pierre, blacksmith. 
 Tanguay, Joseph, school teacher and photograph 
 
 artist. 
 Vermet, L., phyiiciwi and surgeon. 
 
 ST. HILAIBE STATION, C. E.— A village and station on the Grand Trunk Railway, in the 
 seigniory and county of Rouville. Distant from Montreal, 19 miles. Daily mail. Population of 
 parish, 1,589. 
 
 X^ampbell, Major, flour, grist and saw mill pro- 
 
 prietor. ' ' " , 
 
 Hamel, Lonis, orchadist. . '? 
 Lariv6e, Augustin, carter. 
 
 Lariv^, Charles, carter. 
 
 VALIQUET, THOMAS, po»tm«8ter, express agent 
 and station master. 
 
 ST. HILAIBE VILLAGE, C. E. — A flourishing village on the Richelieu River, in the parish of 
 St, Hilaire, Seigniory and county of Rouville. Distant from St. Hilaire Station, 3 miles ; and from 
 Montreal, by railway, 19 miles. Daily mail. 
 
 Anclair, Louis, farmer. 
 
 Auclair, Touissaiut, farmer. 
 
 Autbier, Miiael, farmer. 
 
 Authier, Mrs., boarding house keeper. 
 
 Bonsquet, Narcisse, tanner and currier. 
 
 Cheval, Guillaume, baker and general merchant. 
 
 Dnbreuil, H., baker. 
 
 Ducharme, Elt^ard, general merohant. 
 
 Felix & Godfroie, carpenters and builders. 
 
 Gabois, Isaac, former. 
 
 Gaudet, Hubert, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 GoBselen, Mrs., bonnet maker. 
 
 GOULET, EVARISTE, postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Qoulet, Joseph, cooper. 
 Lagarde, Th^ophile, blacksmith, 
 Larose, Xavier, carpenter and builder. 
 Leduc, F., boot and shoemaker. 
 Leduo, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 Lemoine, C, boot and shoemaker. 
 Letestu, Calixte, farmer. 
 Lusignan, M,, boot and shoemaker. 
 Pigeon, T,, notary public, 
 T^trault, D., blacksmith. 
 
 ST. HUBERT, C E.— A thriving village and parish, situated on the south shore of the River 
 St, Lawrence, in the county of Chambly and nearly opposite the City of Montreal. Population of 
 parish 1,167, 
 
 Benoit, F., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Benoit, Laurent, J, P., assistant postmaster. 
 
 Brosseau, L., parish mayor and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Carrifere, Hercule, shoemaker. 
 
 Charron, Franfoie, hotel keeper & Keaeral merchant 
 
 Cousinean, Rev. Mr., Roman Catholio. 
 David, Frangoia, J. P. 
 Deldge, Jules, blacksmith. 
 Gelincan, Joseph, hotel keeper. 
 Grignon, Joseph, carpenter. 
 
 SCOTTISH PBOVmCIAL ASSURAKCE COMPANY. (See Card, p. 440.) 
 
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 BHITISH ^MERICA-IST HOTEL. 
 
 LAFRAMBOIS STKEET, ST. HYACINTHE, C. E. 
 
 The Travelling Public will find this the only American nnd most convenient Hotel in the place, it being 
 located but a few rods from the Depot. No pains will be spared to make it in every respect equal to any 
 House in the Province. French and English spoken. 
 
 This Hotel is situated in the centre of the Town, and opposite the Market, and convenient to Business ; 
 
 the Rooms Large and well Furnished ; Table always supplied with the best the Market affords. 
 
 CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. 
 
 LIVERY STABLE ATTACHED, 
 
 DM-A.S,E::EX FLA-CE, SX. H'Sr-A.CIN'TtlE, O. E. 
 
 .If ICHEl. OUERTIIV. 
 
 ALEX. CHOQUET, 
 
 Manufacturer of Spinning Wheels, 
 
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 WOOD TURNING IN GENERAL. 
 
 ST. BIMON STREET, 
 ST. EYAOINTHE, Canada East, 
 
 JOSEPH LE BLANC, 
 
 COR. SX. DENIS AND QIROUARD STREETS, 
 ST. HYACINTHE, C. B. 
 
 A. MAYNARD, 
 
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN 
 
 Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, 
 
 FLOUR AND GRAIN, 
 
 MARKET PLACE, 
 CORVER OF 0A8CADI AND 8T. DK^flS STREETS, 
 
 ST. HTAOIHTHE, Canada Eait. 
 
 CHARLES NELSON, 
 
 IMPORTS FROM 
 
 ENGLAND AND UNITED STATES. 
 
 MARKET PLACE, 
 ST. HYACINTHE, Canada East, 
 
 M. PREFONTAINB & CO., 
 
 DEALERS IN 
 
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 This HOUSE is siuated in the centre of the Town, and conrenient to Business; every attention will be 
 
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 Tha STABLES attached to tlte Hou«o arc extensive and Mcnrca 
 
 JlJIilVSi HOWD, Clerk. 
 
 W. 0. CHEWETT 4 CO., BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, KING STI^ET, TORONTO 
 
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 Hfemard, Micfaaad, master of Model School, 
 Hot, R^giH, saddle and harness maker. 
 Migneault, N., neoretary of county counoil. 
 Monroe, H., pr^fet. 
 
 Pattenaude, Damage, blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 Robert, Frs., general merchant and inauranoe agent. 
 
 Ste. Marie, Pidrre, lumber merchant. 
 
 Tremblay, Marcel le, carpenter. 
 
 Trudeaa. Louis, municipal secretary-tresBurer. 
 
 VINCENT, MOiSE, postmaster. 
 
 Vincent, Napol6oD, blacksmith. 
 
 ST. HUQUES, C. E.— A large post tillage, situated in the parish of the same name, Seigniory of De 
 Runiezny and county of Bngot. It has an academy for girls, conducted by the Sisters of La Pre- 
 sentntioD. Trade principally local. Distant from St. Liboire, the chef lieu, 12 miles ; from St. 
 Ilyacinthe, 15 miles; and from Montreal, 48 miles. Population about 380. 
 
 Angers, Amable, blacksmith. 
 Arcbambault, Rev. L. M., Roman Catholic. 
 B^langer, Andrti, general merchant, and secretary- 
 treasurer of Municipality. 
 Bernard, Lambert, boot and shoemaker. 
 Berth^aume, Joseph, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 Blanchard, Julien, tanner. 
 Brien, Jesso, builder. 
 Brodeur, Trifle, blacksmith. 
 Cadotte, Joseph, baker and confectioner. 
 Cadotte, L6on, grocer and provision dealer. 
 Chevrette, Dusirii, blacksmith. 
 Chicoine, Joseph, chair manufacturer. 
 Cormier, Joseph, clothier and tailor. 
 Dolorme, J. Bte., saw mill owner. 
 Desrosiers, J. Bte., physician and surgeon. 
 Dubois, Louis, hotel keeper. 
 Fournier, L6on, builder. 
 Gendron, Qeorge Edouard, bailiff. 
 Qnilbert, J. Bte., flour and grist mill owner. 
 Hardy, Rot. Isidore, Roman Catholic. 
 Hubert, Etieune, carpenter. 
 Laoroix, L«on, cooper. 
 
 Lafontaine Emery, notary public, school secretary- 
 treasurer, and clerk of Commissionurs' Court. 
 
 Lalibert^, Joseph, builder. 
 
 Langlois, J. Bte , J. P. 
 
 Lanoix, Pierre, tanner and leather dealer. 
 
 Laperle, Isidore, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Lapointe, Alexandre, saw mill owner. 
 
 LefebTre, OliTier, commissioner of small causes. 
 
 L6vreau, Louis, flour and grist mill owner. 
 
 L'Irlande, Fraiifois, builder. 
 
 Lozeau, Amable, tanner and leather dealer. 
 
 Lusignan, Momo, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Muir, Stanislas, flour mill owner and funning mill 
 maker. 
 
 Palardy, Louia Misaiil, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Phaneuf, Isidore, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 PICH^, HUBEftT, J. P., postmaster, grocer and 
 Insurance agent. 
 
 Roberge, Eus6be, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Rouleau, Miles., milliners and dressmakers. 
 
 St. Germain, FrM^ric, A., general merchant. 
 
 Th^berge, Felix, brickmaker. 
 
 Trugeau, C^lestin, blacksmith. , 
 
 ST. HYACINTHE, C. E.— A thriying city, in the county of St. Hyaointhe and district of St. Ilya- 
 cinthe, (of which it IS the e/ief lieu), situated on the Yamaska river. It has an excellent local trade, 
 and the market, as regards variety and quality of tho articles brought in, excepting Montreal, is 
 second to no other place in the eastern section of the province. The Grand Trunk Railway has a first- 
 class stiition here, at which all the trains stop. St. Hyaointhe possesses many beautiful public build- 
 ings, of which the college is the most deserving of notice. It is an elegant cut stone building, over 
 700 feet in length, and is surmounted by a well proportioned cupola, from the top of which there is an 
 ezten»iTe view. Tho course of studies is only equalled by the best Jesuit colleges in France. The 
 chemical laboratory, physical and astronomical apparatus and library are of the highest order, and every 
 facility is otfered for a most thorough university education. There is also a female school, under the 
 control of the Convent les Dames de la Congregation. The Hotel Dien, or Hospital, under the manage- 
 ment of the Sisters of Charity, provide for the sick and destitnte. There are several foundries, mills, and 
 Imanufactories of various kiads in the place. Distant from Quebec, 137 miles ; and from Montreal,- 80 
 miles. Daily mail, with money order office. Population about 5,000. 
 
 Adelard, J. A. Gaernon, coroner, St. Antoine. 
 Arcbambault, A. S., general merchant, corner St. 
 
 Ann and Cascade. 
 Arohambnult, Mrs. L., Qirouard. 
 Barbeau, Henri, wine merchant, corner Cascade and 
 
 Mondor. 
 BARNES, G. F., founder and agricultural implement 
 
 maker, Cascade 
 BEAUDRY, LEONARD, watchmaker, jeweller and 
 
 dealer in fancy goods, opposite Market Place. 
 Beauregard, Z., shoemaker. 
 Bennie, J. H., clerk and notary, St. Antoine. 
 Benoit, Louis, clerk, Gtrouard. 
 Bernard, Arthur, assistant postmaster. 
 Bernard, David, artist, St. Simon. 
 Bissonnctte, A., bailiff, Monder. 
 Blais, T. T., general merchant, corner Cascade and 
 
 Rue St. Hyaointhe. 
 Blanchard, A., notary and ooroner. 
 
 Blanchard, L. P. R., surveyor and watchmaker, op- 
 posite Market. 
 
 Boivin, A. E., dealer in hardware and groceries, 
 corner St. Ann and Cascade. 
 
 Boivin, Leonard, importer of hardware and groceries, 
 corner St. Simon and SL Antoine. 
 
 BOURGEOIS & BACIIAUD, advocates and ooan- 
 sellors-at-law. 
 
 BRITISH AMERICAN HOTEL, Mrs. R. Ewing, 
 proprietress, Laframbois (see card, p. 734). 
 
 Buckley, C, physician and surgeon. Cascade. 
 
 Buckley, Moise, Girouard. 
 
 Cadrol & Hebert, dealers in dry goods, comer Cas- 
 cade and St. Thomas. 
 
 Calardy, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Caoutte, T. S., dealer in dry goods. 
 
 Carpentier, J. H., dealer in flour, grain, salt pork 
 and provisions, comer St Simon. 
 
 Chalifoux, 0., blacksmith. 
 
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 ADDISON AVERY, COMMISSION DEALER, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 874.) 
 
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 Chapat, N., oonfeotioner and baker, Cascade. 
 Charon, R., carriage maker. 
 Cbatel, Narcisse, carriage maker, south side Rirer, 
 CHOQUET, ALEXANDRE, manufacturer of spin- 
 Ding wheels and all kinds of wood turning, St. 
 
 Simon (see card, p. 734). 
 Clapin, Joseph, dealer in dry goods and millinerjr, 
 
 Cascade. 
 Clement, O., city clerk. 
 Clontier, Prosp^re, flour, grain, pork and proTision 
 
 dealer, Laframbois. 
 C6t£, F. X., M- D.. physician and surgeon. Cascade. 
 C6t6, v., dealer in dry goods, boots, shoes and 
 
 leather. Market Square. 
 Daroh6, Edoaard, student. 
 De Labruere, T. B., Oirouard. 
 DE LORIMER, L. Q., prothonotary and clerk of 
 
 common court. 
 Delorme, Louis, advocate, residence south side Rirer. 
 Demerse, M., general broker. 
 Deraen'tigin, Louis, waggon maker, south side River. 
 De Rome, Norbert, retired, St. Antoine. 
 DesforgcH, J. M., deputy sheriff. 
 DE8ILETS, OVIDB, sheriff and notary, Girouard. 
 DESPRES, E. L. R. C, postmaster. 
 DessauUes, A. & F., brewers. 
 Dessaulles, Q. C, St. Hyacinthe. 
 DessauUes, Louis, grain dealer and flour mill owner. 
 DOHERTir, HENRY, jun., importer and wholesale 
 
 dealer in dry goods, opposite Market. 
 Dragon, T., bailifl". 
 Dubois, ThSo., milliner, Cascade. 
 Duohesney, A. J , retired, south side River. 
 Daford, Enchen, Oirouard. 
 Dnpont, L., grocer, St. Simon. 
 Dussault, H., iron founder, St. Simons. 
 EWING, Mrs. R,, proprietress British American 
 
 Hotel, Laframbois, (see card, p. 734), 
 EXCHANGE HOTEL, Michel Guertin, proprietor, 
 
 Market Place (see card, p. 784). 
 FUohet, J., woollen and flouring mill, St. Joseph. 
 Flynn, Hartley, dealer in dry goods, opposite Market. 
 Fontaine, Felix, policeman, Girouard. 
 Fontaine, R. E., advocate and editor of La Journal, 
 
 St. Hyacinthe. 
 Fortin, A., shoemaker, Cascade. 
 FREGEAU, D., grocery and hotel keeper. Cascade. 
 French, Wm. J., retired, Cascade. 
 Gagnon, J. Bte., carriage and waggon maker St 
 
 Simon. 
 Qaudet, Levi, shoemaker, St. Simon. 
 Gauthier, N., grocer. Market Place. 
 Qladu, L. G., parish secretary and confectioner. 
 Gr6uoa, Louis, policeman. 
 Guertin, J. O., notary, Cascade.^ 
 GUERTIN, MICHEL, proprietor Exchange Hotel, 
 
 Market Place (see card, p. 734). 
 Quilbert, Come, shoemaker. 
 
 Guitt*^, P. G., pub. and prop. St. Hyaeinthe Journal. 
 Henehaw, George H., retired, south side of River. 
 Henshaw, J., retired, south side of River. 
 Heribel, Mr., cabinet maker. 
 Hogan, J. P., ticket agent and telegrapher. Depot. 
 Hogan, T., Grand Trunk Railway agent, Laframbois. 
 Hotel du Canada, Michel Palardy, proprietor, opp. 
 
 Market Square. 
 Hotel de St. Hyacinthe, J. B. Trottier, proprietor. 
 HOTEL UNION, G. B. Monette, proprietor, oppo- 
 site Market Place. 
 Houle, P., shoemaker, corner Cascade. 
 Institot Canadien, Cascade, comer Mondor. 
 Jarmain, St. N., cabinet maker. 
 
 Jennette, J., hotel proprietor, St. Franjoia, oppo- 
 site Market. 
 
 Juneau, E., baker, Mondor. 
 
 Kenehan, Wm., watchmaker. Cascade. 
 
 KIROUAC, MAX. A., wholesale dealer in station- 
 ery, books, &o. 
 
 Labont6, Mr., grocer and baker, St. Antoine. 
 
 Labont^, L^on, baker, St. Francois. 
 
 La Brnere, Bouchard, advocate, Giroaard. 
 
 Laforce, Franyois X., sen., jailor. 
 
 Laforce, F. X., jun., bailiff superior court. 
 
 LAFRAMBOISB, MAURICE, advocate, residence 
 Bery ; ofiice 39 Little St. James, Moutreal. 
 
 Lalime, C, blacksmith, south side River. 
 
 Lamothe, G. M., advoote, south side River. 
 
 Lamothe, P., notary, Laframbois. 
 
 Lamothe, Pierre, retired, south side River. 
 
 Langelier, Isaac, hatter and furrier. 
 
 Lapierre, Prosp^re, clerk Girouard. 
 
 Lapointe, Luc, potter, south side Rivr. 
 
 Larivier, Joseph, carriage maker. 
 
 Lavely, M., grocer, Casoade. 
 
 Leblano, D., baker, St. Francois. 
 
 LE BLANC, JOSEPH, advocate, corner St. Denis 
 and Girouard (see card, p. 734). 
 
 Leclerc, B., shoemaker, Marketplace. 
 
 Lecours, Louis, shoemaker, Casoade. 
 
 Ledoux, Charles, manufacturer of syrups for soda 
 water, &o., Mondor. 
 
 Le Poulin, L., saloon keeper, opposite Market. 
 
 L'Heureux, Mrs. E., milliner, St. Ann and Cascade. 
 
 Loisell, L. 0., grocer, main road south side of River. 
 
 Loroze, S. A., dealer in groceries, flour, provisions 
 and dry goods, Market Place. 
 
 Lovejoy, Peter, tinsmith. Cascade. 
 
 Lussier & Freres, editors and publishers of St. Hya- 
 cinthe Courier, Cascade. 
 
 Maranda, Octave, harness maker, Cascade. 
 
 Martel, Cyprian, hatter, St. Francois. 
 
 Masin, P., secretary and treasurer, St. Hyacinthe, 
 and secretary and treasurer building society. 
 
 MAYNARD, A., dealer in groceries, liquors, grain, 
 &c.. Market Place, (see oard, p. 734). 
 
 McAuIey, James, freight agent, baggage master at 
 depot. 
 
 MoGerry, B., dealer in dry goods Market Place. 
 
 Messier, E., hatter, Casoade. 
 
 Messier, On6sime, bailiff. Cascade. 
 
 Midillet, R. , tailor. Cascade. 
 
 Morin, Franjois, grocer and baker, Cascade. . 
 
 MORRISON, D. G., notary public, Casoade. 
 
 Morson, Mrs. M., milliner, Casoade. 
 
 MONETTE, G. B., proprietor. Hotel Union and Res- 
 taurant, opposite Market Place. 
 
 NAGLE, GERARD J., Crown timber agent south 
 side River. 
 
 Nanlt, J., deputy sheriff. 
 
 NELSON, CHARLES, dealer in hardware, and gro- 
 ceries. Market Place, (see oard, p. 734^, 
 
 Nelson, John, customs' officer, Laframbois. 
 
 O'Rourke, J., assistant telegraph operator. 
 
 Page, Ludger, chef de police, St. Marguerite. 
 
 Paille, Eli, watch maker and Jeweller, Cascade. 
 
 Palardy, G., blacksmith. 
 
 Palaidy, Michel, proprietor Hotel du Canada, Ch- 
 oade, opposite Market Square. 
 
 Paquette, Thomas, blacksmith, Casoade. 
 
 PAPINEAU & MORRISON, advocates. 
 
 Paul, Francois, Institut Canadien, Cascade. 
 
 Payunulo, G. B., tinsmith, Cascade. 
 
 Pelletier, E., tailor. Market Place. 
 
 Pioard, Louis, town councillor and mail carrier. 
 
 ST. LAWRENCE HALL, HENRY HOGAN, PROPRIETOR, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 488.) 
 
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 utreal. 
 
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 ST. HYACINTHE— ST. JACQUES LE MINEUR. 
 
 737 
 
 sr St. Denis 
 
 ups for Bodft 
 
 Market, 
 ind Cascade, 
 side of Riter. 
 ir, proTisions 
 
 8 of St. Hya- 
 
 lie. 
 
 Hyaointhe, 
 looietjr. 
 quors, grain, 
 
 master at 
 
 let Place. 
 
 icade. , 
 sade. 
 
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 Plammondon, L4on, blacksmith, Cascade. 
 PB:^F0NTAINE, M. & Co., dealers in grocories, 
 
 grain of all kiaJa, &c., Ca.scade, (see card, p. 734). 
 Pretiiboir, J., shoemaker, CaHcaile. 
 Raymoud, R., general merchant, wholesale and 
 
 retail. 
 Reives, E., bakery. Cascade. 
 Richer, A., constable. 
 
 Richer, Thomas, baker and grocer. Cascade. 
 Rive, E., confectioner and baker, Cascade. 
 Robinson, J. B., superintendent copper mine. 
 Robinson, K. Q., residence Girouard. 
 Rubitaille, P. L. , merchant tailor, Cascade. 
 Robitaille F. & Co., tailors, opposite Market. 
 Romuiild, St. Jacques, general merchant, Cascade. 
 Roy, .Joseph, advocate, Cascade. 
 Roy, Octave, shoemaker, Cascade. 
 Roy, Vilmert, shoemaker. Cascade. 
 Sarrasin, L., baker, cor. Mondor and Cascade. 
 Sauvageau, E., artist. Cascade. 
 Soly &. Leclero, Foundry d'Yamaska, cor. Mondor 
 
 and St. Marguerite. 
 
 St. Germain, M., agricultural implement maker, 
 
 cor. 8t. Joseph and Cascade. 
 St. Germain, H., notary. 
 St. Ilyacinthe Journal, P. Q. Guittii, proprietor and 
 
 publisher. 
 St. Pierre, J. Bte., blacksmith, south side River. 
 Stuard, M., tiiilor, opp. Market Place. 
 Tache, Louis, notary public, St. Ann. 
 TaohS, Louis Napoleon, collector inland revenue, 
 
 Rue Girouard. 
 Taylor, R. M., south side River. 
 TELLIER, LOUIS, clerk and advocate, office, Court 
 
 House. 
 Thomas, F. W., hair cutter, Mondor. 
 TilTault, Alexis, barber, Mondor. 
 Tornlet, T., carriage maker, south side River. 
 Trotticr, J. B., proprietor llotel de St. Ifyacinthe. 
 TURCOTTB, MAGLOIRE, M. !>,, J. P., mayor, 
 
 physician and surgeon. 
 Vidal, Charles, hotel keeper, Mondor. 
 Vigente, Emily, tailoress. Cascade. 
 Woodbouse, Josiah, cor. Mondor and Cascade. 
 
 ST. JACOBS, C.W.— A village pleasantly situated on the Conestogo river, in the township of Woolwich, 
 and county of Waterloo, in the centre of a rich agricultural district. Was first settled about the year 
 1851, and contains one good common school. Distant from Berlin, the county town, 8 miles ; Hamil- 
 ton 40 miles; and from Toronto, 74 miles. Daily mail. Population 350. 
 
 Aumnn, N., blacksmith. 
 
 Becker, Henry, tailor. 
 
 Becker, John, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Berberich, Joseph, wooden and willow ware. 
 
 Bowman, David, G., carpenter. 
 
 BOWMAN, IS.AAC E , postmaster, township clerk 
 
 and treasurer (see card, p. 716). 
 Bowman & Zinkan, tanners and curriers. 
 Brubncher, David, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Collingwood & Mikers, dealers in stoves, tin and 
 
 coppersmiths. 
 Cress, Peter, carpenter. 
 Eby, Diivid E., carpenter. 
 Eby, Jacob B., woollen mill propj-ietor. 
 Eby, Joseph, hotel proprietor. 
 Gabel, John, tailor. 
 Ghent, Byron, physician. 
 Hank, Martin, general merchant. 
 Heller, George, saddle and harness maker. 
 Heres, Valentine, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Hoffman, M., weaver. 
 
 Kinzinger, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Kirsch, John, weaver. 
 
 Licht, Frederick, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Meyer, Joseph, tanner and currier. 
 
 Puttock, Jesse, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Reiubert, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Reittinger, David, cooper. 
 
 Schofer, Adam, carpenter. 
 
 Schlitt, Henry, toiler. 
 
 Seibert, Adam, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Smith, John 8., general merchant. 
 
 Snyder, Benjamin D., flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Stebler, Rev. John, German Evangelical. 
 
 Stewart, Wm , blacksmith. 
 
 Voelker & Scbrank, boot and shoemakers. 
 
 Warner, Louis, cooper. 
 
 Weltz, George, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Wideman, John L., township collector. 
 
 Winkler, Jacob H., photographic artist. 
 
 ST. JACQUES, C. E.— A post village in the Seigniory of St. Sulpioe, county of L' Assoraption, and situ- 
 ated on the River Laevaurcau. Di.<itant from St. Julienne, t\\c chef lieu, 10 miles; from Montreal, 
 36 miles ; and from Quebec, 169 miles. Population of parish, by last censas, 8,257. 
 
 Convent of the Sisters of St. Ann. 
 
 Dorval, M^d^ric, J. P. and general merchant. 
 
 Dugas, A., notary public. 
 
 Dugas, Ephrem, shoemaker. 
 
 Dugas, Narcisse, village mayor. 
 
 Duprat, L. U., notary public. 
 
 ECREMENT, J. E., postmaster and notary pablio. 
 
 Emery, Gideon. 
 
 Foucher, Francois, J. P. and general merchant. 
 
 Fouoher, Mddoric, general merchant. 
 
 G^naud, F. L., physician and sorgeon. 
 
 Guay, Mr., school teacher. 
 
 Leblano, Joseph, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Mnjeau, Joseph, grocer, shoemaker and hotel keeper. 
 Mar6chal, Rev. L. A. D., Roman Catholic. 
 Marion, Lndger, blacksmith. 
 Morin, P. O., brewer. 
 Nolin, J. E., physician and surgeon. 
 Normand, Francois, tanner. 
 Prudhomme, Franjois, shoemaker. 
 Prudhomme, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 Prudhomme, Olivier, shoemaker. 
 Remillard, Rev. F., Roman CathoHo. ' ^. 
 
 Rivost, Mr., school teacher. 
 
 Vincent, Antoine, general merchant, secretary and 
 treasurer village council. 
 
 ST. JACQUES LE MINEUB, C. E.— A village situated in the seigniory of Dclory and County of 
 Laprairie, and district of Montreal. Distant from Montreal, 21 miles; from St. Edouard, 6 miles, and 
 from Quebec, 201 miles. Mail tri-weekly. Population about 300. 
 
 FAINTS, OILS, VARNISH and COLOURS, for Sale by H. P. BELLEW, QUEBEC. 
 47 
 
 (See card, p. 590.) 
 
738 
 
 ST. JACQUES LE MINEUR— ST. JEAN D'ESCHATLLONS. 
 
 : i 
 
 Ailam, Laurent, councillor. 
 
 ISeauJiii, Joseph, J. P., captain of militia anil oom- 
 
 mi.'O'ioner of small causes. 
 Dcauilin, Jules, councillor. 
 UeausoUel, Sophie, school teacher. 
 BiHCoroet, Isaac, blacksmith. 
 Boiro, Paul, grocer and blacksmith. 
 Bourassa, Frlix, carpenter and builder. 
 Bourdeau, Zacharie, councillor. 
 Bourgeois, Odile, school teacher. 
 Bourgeois, Philomrne, school teacher. 
 Bouvier, Pierre, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Brugt^ro, Pierre, sadille and harness maker. 
 Coderre, J. E., notary. 
 Coupnl, Joseph, school commissioner. 
 Demault, Albert, pres. school commissionerB. 
 Deromo, Joseph, commissioner of small causes. 
 Desloriers, EdouarJ, baker and confecliuuer. 
 Dupuis, Niircisse, boot and shoemaker. 
 Duquette, Narcisse, blacksmith. 
 Falcon, Abraham, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Filion, Narcisse, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Fittemore, George, captain of militia, 
 Qirard, Julien, general merchant, flour, grist and 
 
 saw mill proprietor. 
 Guerin, Louis, councillor. 
 Guertin, Narcisse, carpenter and builder. 
 Isabelle, Nazariue, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Lamnrque, George, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Fafontainc, Thomas, councillor. 
 
 Langevin, J. B., mayor. 
 
 Lecuyer, Joseph, chorister. 
 
 Longtin, Andro, councillor, - 
 
 Miigo, Edouard, blacksmith. 
 
 Mansean, Oni'-sime, boot and t-bocmaker. 
 
 Martin, A. M., secretary of school commissioners 
 
 II ud general merchant. 
 Martin, Louis, school commissioner. 
 Martineau, Henry, school teacher, ' 
 
 Menard, Joseph, school comrais8ioner< 
 Milletto, Mary, school teacher. 
 .Milotte, Jean, boot and shoemaker. 
 Morin, Rev. Joseph, Roman Catholic. 
 Page, Eustache, hotel proprietor. 
 Pepin, P., physician. 
 Perrier, J. Bto., school commissioner. 
 Pinsonnault, Alfred, J. P., and commissioner of small 
 
 causes. 
 POIRIER, JOSEPH 0, postmaster, clerk oonrt of 
 
 small causes, and cabinet maker. 
 Poirier, Oliva, school teacher. 
 Quesnel, Jules, general merchant. 
 Robert Moise, bailiff. 
 Scott, Paul, beaille. 
 Smith, Louis, carpenter and builder. 
 
 ST. JANVIER, C. E.— A small post village in the seigniory of Blainville, parish of St. Janvier, 
 county of Terrebonne, situated on the River Ste. Marie Distant from New Glasgow, 12 miles ; and 
 from Montreal, 24 miles. Population of parish about 100. 
 
 Champagne, Joachim, baker. 
 
 CHARTRAND, JOSEPH, postmaster and uotary. 
 
 Desroches, David, notary. 
 
 Forget, Jean, wn(;gon maker. 
 
 Forget, Jean Baptiste, botbl keeper and saw raill 
 
 owner. 
 Lnbclle, Jean Baptiste, general merchant. 
 Labelle, Narcisse, blacksmith. 
 
 Lapointe, Maurice, school teacher. 
 
 Mathe, Eusebe, blacksmith. 
 
 Milliard, M'me. Elizabeth, general store. 
 
 xMoreau, Antoine, grist mill owner. 
 
 Papin, Eizoar, hotel keeper. 
 
 Rennuld, Octave, carpenter. 
 
 Siiuriol, Franyois X., sboemaker. 
 
 ST. JEAN BAPTISTE, C. E.— A thriving village and parish in the county of Rouville. Distant 
 from St. Hilaire Station, on the Grand Trunk Railway, 5 miles f and from Montreal, 27 milfcs. Daily 
 mail. Population of the Parish, 2,178. 
 
 AUard, Francois, general merchant. 
 
 Beaudry, Pierre, blacksmith. 
 
 B6ique, Jean F. X., J. P., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Bernard, Pierre, chair manufacturer. 
 
 Desnoyer, Chari ,s, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Dcsnoyer, Ludger, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Dubreuil, Margurite, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Giard, Timothy, fanning mill maker. 
 
 GIGON, C. S., postmaster and municipal secretary 
 
 nnd treasurer. 
 Qingras, Adolphe, blacksmith. 
 Ooul^t, EvHriste, general merchant. 
 Oirouard, J6r6mie, parish mayor. 
 Girouard, Ludger, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Hevey, Rev. P., Roman Catbolio. 
 
 Johnson, Clovis, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 LeClair, Etienne, blacksmith. 
 
 LeMonde, Michel, J. P., notary public, 
 
 Menard, Marcel, blacksmith. 
 
 Menard, Noiil, hotel keeper. 
 
 Meunier, Emanuel, carriage nnd waggon maker. 
 
 Paquette, Joseph, general merchant. 
 
 Plante, Octave, waggon maker. 
 
 Proulx, Joseph, shoemaker. 
 
 Quintal, Pierre, blacksmith. 
 
 Vieut, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Vincelette, F. M., blacksmith. 
 
 Vincelette, Michel, blacksmith. 
 
 ST. JEAN D'ESCHAILLONS, C. E.— A thriving post village situated on the south shore of the 
 River St. Lawrence, in the parish of St. Jean D'Eschaillons, and county of Lotbini^re, and has a good 
 local trade. It is di.stant from St. Croix, the county town, 21 miles ; from Three Rivers, 80 miles ; 
 and from Quebec, 67 miles. Population of village and parish about 2,600. 
 
 Aroand, Ilercule, general merchant, baker and con- 
 fectioner. 
 Badeau, Guillaume, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Badeau, Joseph, bailiff, boot and shoemaker. 
 Barab4, Edward, school commissioner. 
 Barab6, Isaie, brickmaker. 
 
 DONEGANA HOTEL, ST. JULIEN & MoKEOGH, PROPRIETORS, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 430.) 
 
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 Daril, Ba^ile, flour, grM and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 ISeaudet, Ainnble, bailiff. 
 
 neamlet, Avilik, oirriage and waggon maker. 
 
 lieaudct, Ku^obo, brick maker. 
 
 Beaudet, Oodcfroy, school commi^isioner. 
 
 Beaudet, .). Hte., ./. 1'. and councillor. 
 
 Beauilot, Joseph, tanner. 
 
 Beaudet, Napolt'on, conncillor. 
 
 Bedard, Pierre, councillor, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Boisvert, Narcisse, school cnminisjsinner. 
 
 Boui't'-, Uorauald, J. P., flour and grist mill pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 Ghandoiin.iis, Charles, chair maker. 
 
 Chandonnaia, Eloi, baker. 
 
 Chandonnais, Ilercale, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Chnn.luiinais, Isaiic, builder. 
 
 Churlnud, J. Bte., brick maker. 
 
 ChrCiticn, Louis, brickmaker. 
 
 Courteau, Uuvid, mnson. 
 
 Couture, Isaie, brick maker. 
 
 Dery, Igimce, J. P. 
 
 Duplesii^, Joseph, brick maker. 
 
 Dusscault, Edouard, blacksmith. 
 
 Fournier, II., tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Gagni), Louis, brick maker. 
 
 Qenc-it, Lriuis, blacksmith. 
 
 Qibb & Domers, lumber merchants and saw mill 
 proprietors. 
 
 Quudreault, L. F., J. -P., notary publio and express 
 agent. 
 
 Habel, Denis, councillor. 
 
 Ilabel, Narcisse, school commissioner. 
 
 Hamel, Louis, blacksmith. 
 
 Ilebert, Cyril, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Iloule, Ailolphe, councillor. 
 
 Lafleur, Ft'-lii, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Lalihert)'', Casimir, school commi^sioucr and lumber 
 
 merchant. 
 Lalibert6, Elodie, school teacher. 
 Lalibertt', Joseph, secretary school commissioners. 
 Lane, Oibb &Ci)., saw mill owners. 
 Lanouette, On'-goire, boot and shoemaker. 
 LebaMif, Placide, blacksmith and brick maker. 
 Legcndre, Clarisse, school teacher. 
 Leiniiy, iMriit'l, mason. 
 Leniay, ()n6sime, mason. 
 Lemay, S>irah, school teacher. 
 LEVAS8IUJR, P. C.,J. P., postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Maillot, Telesphore, secretary of municipal council. 
 Mercier. Hclina, school teacher. 
 Monp.s, Delphisso, brickmaker. 
 Monpas, Jean, brickmaker. 
 Pageau, Cliarles, clerk of commissioners' court. 
 Paris, Evanfi'liste, briclimaker. 
 Pari'', Napoleon, brickmaker, 
 Paris, Uldoric, brickmaker. . * 
 
 Paris, Victor, mayor of municipality. 
 Perras, Ucv. J. Bte., Roman Catholic. 
 Pichi', Edouard, tanner and currier. 
 Picher, F. X., tanner. 
 Poudrier, Antoine, blacksmith. . 
 Potvin, Joseph, brickmaker. 
 St. ()ur.s, Mrs., owner of seigniory and flour mill. 
 St. Oiige, Archango, carpenter and saw mill prop. 
 Tousignant, Augustin, councillor. 
 Vezina, Adule, school teacher. 
 
 ST. JEAN D'OBIjEANS, C. E.— A thriving post village and parish, situated on the Island of 
 Orleans, and south shore of the River St. Lawrence, in the county of Montmorency. Distant from 
 Quebec, 21 miles. Population of the parish about 1400. 
 
 Blouin, Adelme, boot and shoemaker. 
 Blouin, J. Bte., baker and confectioner. 
 Dick, (iabriel, notary publio. 
 Dupnis, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 Emond, J. Bte., tanner, and saw mill owner. 
 Giguiire, Martin, blacksmith. 
 Gingras, David, boot and shoemaker. 
 Oosselin, Rev. Antoine, Roman Catbotio. 
 Gosselin, F. X., tanner. 
 
 Larue, Naziiire, notary publio and insurance agent. 
 Li'blano, Franyois, blacksmith. 
 Marceau, Jean, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Mignault, Victor, school teacher. 
 Noiil, Henri, J. P. 
 Picard, Eusc^be, tailor. 
 Turcotte. Basile, boot and shoemaker. 
 TURCOTTE, F. X., postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 
 ST. JEAN PORT JOLI, C. E.— A large post village in the parish of same name, county of L'Islet, 
 picturesquely situated on the St. Lawrence, on a high point of land jutting into the river. The 
 principal trade is in lumber. Distant from Quebec, 64 miles; Montmaguy, 24 miles; and from Kam- 
 ouraska, 36 miles. Population of parish about 2,932. 
 
 Antil, Clovis, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Antil, Ludger, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Babin, Firmin, produce and proviaion dealer. 
 
 Bernier, Phillippe, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Bilodeau, Augustin, general merchant. 
 
 Blais, Louis George, general merchant. 
 
 Blanohette, Joseph, general merchant. 
 
 Boulanger, Mr., baker and confectioner. 
 
 Bourgault, A., tanner and currier. 
 
 Bourgault, Alexander, general merohaDt and villa^'e 
 
 councillor. 
 Burke, Joseph, general merchant and hotel prop'r. 
 
 arrier, Prosper, village oounoillor. 
 Oaron, Alexis, general merchant & hotel proprietor. 
 Qaron, Francois, general merchant. 
 Q%ron, Francois, 'aii'iage and waggon maker. 
 
 Carson, Frederic, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Chouinard, Damase, general iiicrchant. 
 
 Colin, Fabien, beef and pork packer and dealer. 
 
 DeGasp6, Mr., flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Drapeau, Stanislas, crown land agent. 
 
 Dutremb'p, Ld indre, boot and sh'^o maker. 
 
 Dub^, Eugene, gunsmith. 
 
 Dumas, Pierre, J. P. 
 
 Duval, N.'ircisse, tailor. 
 
 Daval, Z^phirin, clerk commissioners court and 
 notary. 
 
 Fortir, Edward, commissioner for St. Jean Port Joli 
 
 Fcurnier, Charles Francois, J. P., MP.?., mayor, 
 L'Islet, col. militia, commissioner for St. Jean 
 Port Joli and president of Institute Litt(^raire. 
 
 Fournier, Isaac, carpenter and builder. 
 
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 ST. LAWRENCE HALL, HENRY HOQAN, PROPRIETOR, MONTREAL. (See Card, p. 488.) 
 
740 
 
 ST. JEAN PORT JOLT— ST. JOHNS. 
 
 FOrRSIEn. M Aim IDE, postmaster. 
 
 Foumitr, Michel, villnge councillor. 
 
 Fournier, P., Augustte, county an J village secretary 
 
 and treftgiiror 
 Jean, Mile. Aili'le, milliupr. 
 Jean, Mile., general i<tore. 
 Jean, Louiw, village councillor. 
 Lapointp, LouIh, general mt-rcliant. 
 LavalU-e, Narci^HC, boot and tihoe maker, 
 Lcclerc, Nupoloon, villiige councillor. 
 Legros, J. IJte., carpenter, builder and hotel propr. 
 Mercier, .lo.st-ph, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Michaud, Tliailet', J. P., notary public and registrar 
 
 for St. Jeau Port Joli. 
 Mivtile, dit Ueschune, Aiigufltin, baker and commis- 
 
 sionor for St. Jean Port Joli. 
 Miville dit DeschC-ne, Isaie, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Momean, Pierre, blacksmith. 
 
 Ouellet, Xavier, beef and pork packer and dealer. 
 
 Pnquet, Michel, general merchant. 
 
 Panint, Rev. Louis, Roman Catholic. ; 
 
 Pelletier, Francois, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Pelletier, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Perrault, M'lli ("nroline, milliner. 
 
 Poitras, Louis, blacksmith. 
 
 Rnbichaud, Honors, village councillor. 
 
 Roy, Saluste, J. P., pbysiciaa and commisBioner for 
 
 8t. Jean Port Joli. 
 Toussnint, Fran(,'oi3, bl.icks<mith. 
 Toussaint, Louis, blacksmith and commissioner for 
 
 St. Jean Port Joli. 
 Verreault, O. Paniphile, notary public, commissioner 
 
 for St. Jean Port Joli, secretary and treasurer of 
 
 Schools aud Institute Litturaire. 
 
 
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 ST. JEROME, C. E. — A post village, situated on the Rivii>re Du Nord, in the Seigniory of Mille 
 Isles county of Terrebonne and district of Montreal. It is the chef lieu of the county. Contains 
 one good common school and institute. Distant from Montreal, 3H miles; from Ste. Scliola-tique, 12 
 miles; from Ste. Tht'ri>se de Bdinville, 12 miles; and from New Glasgow, 7 miles. Population by last 
 census 706. 
 
 Auboy, Joseph, tanner and currier. 
 
 Briere, Charles, cooper. 
 
 Brisebois, Eustache, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Brunet, llilarion, cabinet maker. 
 
 Clnutier, FcMix, house and sign painter and car- 
 riage mnker. 
 
 Cloulier, FrangoiH, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Dagnai^e, Rev. Thomas, Roman Catholic. 
 
 D'KHchambault, Stanislas, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 DeMontigney, ('harles E., advocate. 
 
 Desforgef, Joseph, boot ami shoemaker. 
 
 Dori, Octave, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Ducbesneau, Magloire, gt^neral merchant. 
 
 Dumont & Laviolette, flour and grist mill pro- 
 prietors. 
 
 Ettrin, Andr6, school teacher. 
 
 Fournier, Alexandre, general merchant. 
 
 Osuthier, Clement, blacksmith. 
 
 Uautbier, Michel, blacksmith. 
 
 Qauthier, Mo'ise, tanner and currier. 
 
 Oauthier, Wm., J. P., general merchant. 
 
 Graton, Rev. Joseph, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Orignon, M^dard, produce and commission merchant 
 and hotel proprietor. 
 
 Guilmont, Pierre, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Hamelin, Abraham, blacksmith. 
 
 Hervleux, Joseph A., notary public. 
 
 Joannette, Joseph, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Laohapelle, ElmirA, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Langwill, Robert, general merchant, flour and saw 
 
 mill proprietor. 
 Lapicrre, Andrfi M., baker and confectioner. 
 Lapierre, F. X. M., baker and confectioner. 
 Latour, Jean Bte , photographic artist, 
 Latour, Magloire, blacksmith. 
 Laviolette, Godefroi, village mayor, saw mill prop. 
 Laviolette, Oodfroi & Co., woollen mill proprietors. 
 Lavoie, Ce/.aire, saddle and harness maker. 
 Lauzun, Marguerite, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Legault, Autoine, carpenter and builder. 
 Locas, Francois, carpenter and builder. 
 Locas, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 Muisonneure, Paul, sen., mason. 
 Maisonneure, Paul, jun., mason. 
 Murchund, E. A. M., organist. 
 Nantel, Jules, tanner and currier. 
 Paquette, Amable, mason. 
 Perriu, Emery, carpenter and builder. 
 Pilon, Antheme, general merchant. 
 Prevost, G. M., village secretary. 
 Prevost, Jules B., physician and surgeon. 
 Pr6vost, Melchior, notary public. 
 Scott, William, J. P. 
 Thdrien, Jean, blacksmith. 
 Therien, Thomas, cooper. 
 Vali'^uette, Madame Charles, milliner and dress 
 
 milker. 
 VILLEMURE, J. B. L., postmaster & notary public. 
 
 ST. JOHNS, C. E. — A incorporated town situated on the river Richelieu, at the head of the Chambly 
 canal, and at the foot of the navigable waters of Lake Champlain, in the Barony of Longnenil, county 
 of St. Johns, and district of Montreal. It is the county town, and is connected with St. Athanase by 
 a fine bridge. It is a first class station on the Montreal and Champlain Railway, and is also accessible 
 by steamboats from the United States. There are several glass manufactories, potteries, founderies, 
 saw, grist, and planing mills in operation here. It is a port of entry. Diiitant from Montreal, 21 
 miles; Chambly, 12 miles; St. Athanase, J mile, and from Rouse's Point, 23 miles. Daily mails. 
 Population, by the last census, 8312. 
 
 Archambeault.Eugene, secretary agricult" .. society 
 
 and notary, St, James, 
 Aston, J., trunk and harness maker, Front. 
 Baillargeon, Abraham, shoemaker. Front, 
 Eaillargeon, Mile. P., milliner, Front. 
 BERTRAND, ALEX., dealer in grain, produce and 
 
 flour, St. James. 
 
 Bissett, James, wholesale dealer in groceries and 
 provisions and commission merchant, Front. 
 
 Bizaillon, A proprietor Hotel du Canada, corner 
 McCumm.ug and St. James. 
 
 Black Horse Inn, Patrick Soullen, proprietor, Front. 
 
 Borbridge, Wm., saddle and harness maker. Front. 
 
 Bourne, W., brewery. Front. 
 
 H. F. BBLLEW, DEALER IN SADDLERY, HARDWARE, &o., QUEBEC. (Sm Card, p. 690.) 
 
ST. JOHNS— ST. JULIE. 
 
 r41 
 
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 Bonrgeois, E., wholessle dealer in dry good<i and 
 
 groueriea, corner St. Charles and Froal. 
 BourgeoiK, N., merchant 
 Carreau, J. P., advocate, St. Jaraes. 
 Castellette, A., watch malter and jeweller, Fr^nt. 
 Choquette, A., clerk. 
 Clement & Co., wholesale aud retail dealers in dry 
 
 goodx. 
 CAtis, Wm., tanner, Front. 
 
 Cowan, Henry, watchmaker and jim\ ''■'•, Front. 
 David, M. O , merchant tailor, Front. 
 Davignun, Aroable, clerk. 
 Demerg, Augustin, grocer, corner McCumming and 
 
 St. Jainei*. 
 Dewar, Andrew, wholesale and retail oonfoctioner. 
 
 Front. 
 Duffy, Poter, printer, McCumming. 
 Duggan, Patrick, dealer in dry and fancy goods. 
 
 Front. 
 Forbra, H. E. &Co., wholesale and retail general 
 
 dealers. 
 Fournier, Wm., collector of customs. 
 French, Qeorge, agent for Montreal & Champlain 
 
 Railway Co., office. Depot. 
 Oetbins, Mrs. C, grocery store, McCumming. 
 Qetbins, E , clerk. 
 Qillespie, H., furniture dealer, cabinet maker aud 
 
 carpenter. Front. 
 Ouill, Amos, artist. 
 Hamilton, Henry, clerk. 
 Hay den, J. T., dealer io dry goods and ready-made 
 
 clothing, Front. 
 Hnzeltine, E., confectionery and fruits. 
 HOOLE, J. L., proprietor Mott's Hotel, Front (see 
 
 card, p. 734). 
 Hotel du Canada, A. Bizaillon, proprietor, corner 
 
 McCumming and St. James. 
 HOWD, JULIUS, clerk Molt's Hotel. 
 Hutching, Qeorge, artist. 
 QERMAIN, A. C, proprietor Owl's Head Mountain 
 
 House 
 Jobson, Thomas B., notary, corner McCumming and 
 
 St. James. 
 Kegle, Mu'ise, merchant tailor. 
 LABERQE, C. J., Q. C. 
 Langlier, L., hatter aud furrier. Front. 
 
 Laut<1ier & Deoelles, importers and dealers in drj 
 
 goods, groceries and hardware. 
 Larocque, H., wholesale and retail general merchant, 
 
 Front. 
 Leclaire, J. Bte., barber. 
 Lefebvre, Moses, shoemaker. 
 r.efeliTe, Olivier F., hotel keeper. 
 LvMoli Anthony, tanner and leather dealer. 
 MacduualJ, E. & D , general merchauta. 
 Macdonald, L. Q., advocate. 
 Ma^farlane, John & Brother, bakers. 
 Mallon, P( fT, tailor. 
 Marchand, Ftilii 8,, notary, St. James. 
 McCnroll, Peter, black-milh and furrier. Front 
 McOuire, James, proprietor, Urily Hotel. 
 Mcpherson & Sinclair, wholesale dealers in groceries 
 
 and provisions, corner St. James and Kruiit. 
 McRay, Wm., cusluiii house officer. 
 MOTT'S HOTEL, J. L. Hogle, proprietor. Front 
 
 (see card, p. 734). 
 j Mott, Nelson, general merchant. Front 
 ! Monnett, Francois, prop St John's Hotel, Front 
 Murphy, John, baggage agent, Montreal and Cham- 
 plain Railway, Depot 
 Nolin, C, high constable for the district of Iberville. 
 Osgood, W. A., postmaster and general merchant 
 Pnillt-, Charles, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 Perrault, N., modiste. 
 Piokels, Elijah, tinsmith. Front 
 Rossitor, J., tanner and dealer in hides and leather. 
 Scull in, Patrick, proprietor. Black Horse Inn. 
 Simmons, S., furrier and tobacconist 
 Smith & Co., editors and publishers of the Newt and 
 
 Frontier Advocate, Front. 
 St. Cyr, F. X., boot and shoemaker. 
 St. John's Hotel, Fran(;ois Monnette, prop., Front. 
 United States Hotel, C. Wilkinson, proprietor. 
 VANDAL, PHILIPPE, advocate. Front 
 Vilman & Howie, tinsmiths, Front. 
 Warmington & Eaves, watchmakers, &o.. Front 
 Webster, Joseph, mechanic. 
 Whelan, C. B., watchmoker ond jeweller, Front. 
 WIOHT, F. L., chemist and druggist. Front (s«e 
 
 card, p. 700). 
 Wilkinson, C, proprietor, United States Hotel. 
 Wilson, Thomas, dry goods merchant. Front 
 
 ST. JOSEPH DU IjAC, C. E.— A village, sifuuted near the Lake of Two Mountains, and seignory 
 and county of Two Mountains. Distant from Montreal, 30 miles ; from St Benoit, miles ; and from 
 St Eustaohe, 8 miles. Bi-weekly mail. Population of parish 1850. 
 
 Chagnon, Rev. C. Roman Catholic. 
 
 Fortier, M., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Qunduu, Edouard, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Joanett, Noyl, J. P. 
 
 Ladouceur, Etienne, general merchant 
 
 Lautier, Adiein, school teacher. 
 
 Lanzon, F. X., blacksmith. 
 
 Lemaire, E., blacksmith. 
 
 Lemaire, Felix, agent for Seigniories. 
 
 Lorran, F. X., mayor. 
 
 Martel, Andr6, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 McCOLL, JOHN, postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 Noel, J., J. P. 
 
 Obray, J., blacksmith. 
 
 Paquin, J. Bte., municipal secretary and treasurer 
 
 and clerk of court 
 Rapideau, Thurcile, school teacher. 
 Trottier, Xavier, carpenter and builder. 
 
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 ST. JULIE, C. E.— A small post village in the seigniory of Beloeil and county of Verohj^res. Distant 
 from the county seat 15 miles, and from Montreal 31 miles. Population of the village and pirish 
 about 1800. 
 
 Blouin, Moise, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Brossard, Louis, J P. 
 
 Brunei, Antoine, shoemaker. 
 
 Brunei, Isidore, baker and confecticner. 
 
 Chagnon, L. T., notary public. 
 CHENK, PIERRE, postmaster and general mer- 
 chant 
 Dalper, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 H. P. BELLBW, IMPORTER OF ENGLISH & AMERICAN HARDWARE, QUEBEC. (See Card, p. 690:) 
 
742 
 
 ST. JULIE— ST. LAMBERT. 
 
 Gauthier, Antoiue, blacksmith. 
 Oauthier, Antoine N., J. P. 
 Magduff, Louis, blackemith. 
 
 ProToat, L60D, blacksmith. 
 
 Senegal, Loais, gunsmith, blacksmith and saw mill 
 proprietor. 
 
 ST. JULIE DE SOMERSET, C E.— A post Tillage in tho township of Somerset, parish of St. Julie 
 de Somerset, county of Megantio, and district of Artbabaska. It is situated on the Be^nncour and 
 Noir rivers, and a station on the Grand Trunk Railway. Owing to its proximity to the post village of 
 Bute, the publisher has taken the liberty of putting the returns of both villages under the head of St. 
 Julie de Somerset. Distant from Inverness, the county town, 9 miles ; Quebec, 41 miles ; Montreal, 
 184 miles. Population of parish about 2,000. 
 
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 Beandoin, Charles, councillor, church warden, flour 
 
 and saw mill proprietor. 
 B^don, Louis, carpenter and builder. 
 B4gin, Edouard, tanner and currier. 
 Belano, P. F., notary. 
 Blondin, A. A., baker and confectioner. 
 Blouin, Francois, councillor. 
 Blouin, J. fi., councillor. 
 Boulanger, Louis, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Clontier, M. P., secretary and treasurer and broom 
 
 manufacturer. 
 Comeau, M'lle S., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Comptois, Antoine, councillor. 
 Cdt6 dit Frechette, Louis, church warden. 
 Davidson, A., hotel proprietor. 
 De Coursey, T., school teacher. 
 Delislo, M'lle. D., school teacher. 
 Demers, Edmond, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Demcrs, Edouard, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Dickson, James, mason. 
 Dion, Benjamin, boot and shoemaker. 
 Duohette, J. B., cooper. 
 Duclos, Andr6, tanner and currier. 
 Dussault, H., general merchant. 
 Dussault, Joseph, J. P. 
 Filion, Edouard, hotel proprietor. 
 Filion, Edouard, saddle and harness maker. 
 Fortier, Cbas., blacksmith. 
 Fortier, M'me. Chas., schoolteacher. 
 Fournier, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 Fournic, Xapol^on, blacksmith. 
 Gagn6, Joseph, mason and plasterer. 
 Gagne, Omers. carpenter and builder. 
 
 Gardiner, William, hotel and livery stable proprietor. 
 
 Gosselin, Frs., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Houde, Eus^be, churchwarden. 
 
 Jean, Stanislas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Lafleur, Edouard, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Lamothe, Capt. A., farmer. 
 
 Lasanti, Edouard, blacksmith. 
 
 Lavigne, J., school teacher. -''*' 
 
 Legendre, J. B , mayor and surveyor. 
 
 Lebon, Richard, blacksmith. 
 
 Lemelin, Pierre, school commissioner. 
 
 Maher, Thomas, express agent. 
 
 Martel, Rev. Jos., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Mathrone, Mad. M, J., midwife. 
 
 McKINNON, D., postmaster, Bute. 
 
 Metevier, Louis, blacksmith. 
 
 Nadeau, J., tin and coppersmith .^ 
 
 Norman, Frs. R., councillor. 
 
 Norman.. Mad. R., weaver, dyer and scourer. 
 
 Ouellette, 0. A., general merchant. 
 
 Ouellette, 0., commissione. for taking affidavits, 
 
 ROBERGE LOUIS, postmaster, general merchant, 
 
 and president school commissioners. 
 Rousseau, Francois, general merchant and saw mill 
 
 proprietor. 
 Rousseau, J. B., secretary and treasurer municipal 
 
 council and clerk of commissioners court. 
 Rousseau, Mr., mason. 
 Ruel, Laurent, cabinet maker. 
 Servigny, D., school teacher. 
 St. Pierre, Richard, sen., councillor. 
 St. Pierre, Richard, jun, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Venner, George, J. P. 
 
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 ST. LAMBFHT, C. E. — A post village situated in the rear of St. Jean Chrysost^me, in the seigniory 
 of Lauzon, and county of Levis. Contains one good common school. Distant from Quebec, the county 
 seat, 21 miles; Three Rivers, 42 miles; and from Montreal, 120 miles. Population of parish per last 
 census 1,646. 
 
 Beaudoin, Louis, flour, saw and grist mill prop'r. 
 
 Bernier, Amable, parish councillor. 
 
 Bernier, Nicholas, parish councillor. . 
 
 Blais, Michel, blacksmith. 
 
 Boutin, Augustin, house and sign painter. 
 
 Brooher, Magloire, general merchant. 
 
 Brocher, Magloire Stanislas, general merchant. 
 
 Cautin, Ignace, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Cautin, Louis, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Dion, R^gis, J. P. 
 
 Dumas, Auguste, mayor. 
 
 Duquet, Michel, parish councillor. 
 
 Fortier, Louis, notary public and crown land agent 
 
 for L6vi8. 
 Fournier, Adi^le, school teacher. 
 Fournier, Prazede, school teacher. 
 
 Gosselin, Alexis, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Ooulet, Olivier, J. P. 
 
 Hall^, Antoine, blacksmith. 
 
 Lacasse, Charles, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Laliberte, Mathias, tanner and currier. 
 
 Latulippe, Marie, school teacher. 
 
 Langlois, Louis, parish councillor. 
 
 Lemieux, Magloire, parish councillor. 
 
 MOWAT, 0., postmaster. 
 
 Racine, Mad. Louis, shoemaker. . . 
 
 Roberge, Joseph, butcher. "\ 
 
 Rouleau, Pierre, parish councillor. 
 
 Roy, Olivier, butcher. • 
 
 Samson, Fran^'ois, blacksmith. 
 
 Turgfon, Magloire, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Vallit^re, Auguste, blacksmith. 
 
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 ST. LAMBERT, O. B. — A village in the seigniory of Longeuil, county of Chambly, pleasantly situ- 
 ated on tho St. Lawrence opposite Montreal at the southern end of the Victoria Bridge, and a station 
 
 W. C. CUEWETT A CO., BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS AND PRINTERS, TORONTO. 
 
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 ^ead of St. 
 Montreal, 
 
 proprietor. 
 
 irer. 
 
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 merchant, 
 
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 ker. 
 
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 ST. LAMBERT— ST. LTBOIRE. 
 
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 on the Grand Trank Railway, as well as the northern terminus of the SInntreal and Champlain Rail- 
 way. A fine Tiew of the city of Montreal and Mont Rnynl can be bad from this point. Distant from 
 Chambly, the county to^rn, 16 miles ; and from Montreal, 2 miles. Daily mail and money ord* office. 
 Population aboat 600. 
 
 Barristeanx, Charles, carpenter and builder. 
 B61anger, F. W. A., s<^ation master, Qrand Trunk 
 
 Railway. 
 Betourneys, Louis, advocate. 
 Blauchette, Mile., teacher parish school. 
 Brown, Wra., J. P., village mayor. 
 Cameron, John, chief constable. 
 Derigee, Louis, boot and shoemaker. 
 Dodsworth, J., superintendent M. & C. R. machine 
 
 shop. 
 IRVINQ ANDREW, postmaster and proprietor of 
 
 the Irving House. 
 Irving, House, Andrew Irving, proprietor. 
 Lacroiz, Henry, landing waiter. 
 Leeson, Miss, milliner and dross maker. 
 
 Martin, Seraphin, baker and confectioner. 
 Montreal and Champlain Railway Machine Shop, J. 
 
 Dodsworth, superintendent motive power. 
 Morris, John, proprietor Railway Hotel. 
 Moore, Miss, milliner and dress maker. 
 Munroe, Dr., county warden. 
 Railway Hotel, John Morris, proprietor. 
 RINTOUL, R., express agent and station master 
 
 Montreal and Champlain Railway Depot. 
 Schutt, Miss, school teacher. '. ' 
 
 Smith, Mr., brick maker. 
 Trudeau, X , carpenter and builder. 
 V^zina, M., carpenter and builder. 
 V^ziua, Michel, blacksmith. 
 
 ST. LAURENT, C. E. — A thriving village and parish situated near the Ottawa river, on the island of 
 Montreal, in the county of Jacques Cartier. Trade principally local. Distant from Montreal, 6 miles. 
 Daily mail. Population of the parish, 3108. 
 
 Barbeau, Fgliz, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Beaalieu, Augustin, blacksmith. 
 
 Beaulieu, F., agricultural implement maker. 
 
 Bongie, Louis, hotel keeper. 
 
 Boyer, Benjamin, shoemaker. 
 
 Brignon, Laurent, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Cadott, F^liz, baker and confectioner 
 
 College of St. Laurent, Rev. Joseph R^xe, superior. 
 
 Crenier, Eus^be, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Deguire, Frs., agricultural implement maker. 
 
 Deeaires, Chas., blacksmith. 
 
 Desourdis, Dtnis, shoemaker. 
 
 Gosselin, A., blacksmith. 
 
 Renders '>n, James, hotel keeper, general merchant 
 
 Lamer, Benjamin, butcher. 
 
 LeCavalier, F. X., carpenter and builder. 
 
 LE CAVALIER, N. M., postmaster, notary public 
 county clerk and parish secretary-treasurer. 
 
 LeCavalier, Remi, parish mayor. 
 
 Leonard, David, gruccr. 
 
 L6onard, Francois, hotel keeper and grocer. 
 
 Maurice, Joseph, hotel keeper and grocer. 
 
 Migneron, Antoine, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Miner, Jean Bte., butcher. 
 
 Monet, Martin, hotel keeper. 
 
 Pepin, £., blacksmith. 
 
 Pigeon, B., carpenter and builder. 
 
 R^.ze, Rev. Joseph, superior of the college of St. 
 Laurent. 
 
 Robinson, Richard, hotel keeper. 
 
 St. Germain, Rev. Mr., Roman Catholic. 
 
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 ST. LAZAIBE, C. E.— A thriving post village situated in the parish of the same name and county of 
 Bellechasse. Its trade is principally in flour and lumber. Distant from St. Gervais, 6 miles ; and trom 
 Quebec, 27 miles. Population of the parish, by last census, 2088. 
 
 
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 Aubain, Ed., flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 Aubain, Fran<;ois, saw mill proprietor. 
 Audet, E., flour and gristmill proptietor. 
 Bilodeau, Andr6, mayor, general merchant and 
 
 deputy coroner. 
 Bilodeau, Jean, carpenter and builder. 
 Bilodeau, Vital, saw mill prop, and potash manuf, 
 Bouthillet, Peter, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 Breton, Jacques, cooper. 
 Brocber, Pierre, general merchant. 
 Cbabot, Marcel, carpenter and builder. 
 C6t6, Franfois, saw mill proprietor. 
 Coulombe, David, boot and shoemaker. 
 DUFOUR, Rev. Ed., Roman Catholic, assistant 
 
 postmaster. 
 
 Dutil, Gervaise, saw mill proprietor, carpenter and 
 
 builder. 
 Fleury, Celestin, carpenter and builder. 
 Gagnon, Turibe, blacksmith. 
 Gauthier, Elie, saw mill proprietor. 
 Goulet, Hubert, blacksmith. 
 Labrie, Gervais, carpenter and builder. 
 Laroche, Jean, saw mill pr'-prietor. 
 Laroche, J. B , blacksmith. 
 L'Norty, Dominique, notary public. 
 Roger, Vital, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 Ruel, Joseph, J. P., cooper and municipal secretary. 
 Trahan, Lazare, boot and shoemaker. 
 Trahan, M'lle Emelie, tailoress. 
 
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 ST. LIBOIBE, C. E.— The chef lieu of the county of Bngot, in the parish of St. Liboiro, and a station 
 on the Qrand Trunk Railway. Distant from St. Hyacinlhe, 9 miles; and from Montreal, 40 miles. 
 Daily mail. Population of parish 1,800. 
 
 BACHAUD, J. C, county registrar, notary public, 
 
 pari.sh councillor and insurance agent. 
 Dclaude, Jos., cooper. 
 
 Dcsmarais, Medard, J. P., parish mayor and com- 
 missioners of small causes. 
 Dube, F., parish councillor. 
 
 "W, C, CHEWETT <b CO., LAW PRINTERS AND STATIONERS, KING STREET, TOROaTO. 
 
744 
 
 ST. LIBOIRE— ST. LOUIS DE GONAZAGUB. 
 
 Ganoreau, Bruno, general merchant. 
 
 Gendron, P. S., county secretary and treasurer. 
 
 GiaesoQ^ Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Qirard, Andr^, commissioner of small causes. 
 
 Henderson, John, J. P., parish councillor and com- 
 missioner of small causes. 
 
 Jacques, L6on, carriage and waggon maker and car- 
 penter. 
 
 Luoombe, Mrs., milliner. 
 
 Laliene, C, parish councillor. 
 
 Latour, Louis, chair maker. 
 
 Leblanc, Damase, cooper. 
 
 L'Heureux, Edouard, general merchant. 
 
 LIVERPOOL & LONDON ASSURANCE CO., J. C. 
 Bachaud, agent. 
 
 Mahen, Francis, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 MoNichols, Wm., express agent, parish secretary 
 and treasurer, hotel proprietor and clerk of com- 
 missioners' court. 
 
 Michon, Rev. F. X., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Ouillet, Antoine, carpenter. 
 
 Ouimet, Benjamin, county warden. 
 
 Pepin, Alphonse, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Quintal, Jacob, baker, confectioner and general 
 merchant. 
 
 Rivard, A., parish councillor. 
 
 Roberge, Eli, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Roch, Michel, brick maker. 
 
 Rousseau, Mrs., milliner. 
 
 Roy & Gaathier, general merchants. 
 
 Ruelle, Pierre, blacksmith. 
 
 Turcot, A., parish councillor. 
 
 ST. LIN, C. E. — A large and thriTing post village, situated in the parish of the same name and county 
 of L'Axsomption. It was an incorporated village in the year 1858, but has since been re-united to tbe 
 parish for municipal purposes. Distant from L'Assomption, the county c eat, 21 miles ; from Industry, 
 80 miles ; and from Montreal, 36 miles. Population about 650. 
 
 Allard, M., blacksmith. 
 Archambault, Louis, grocer. 
 Beauchamp, Ferdinand, carpenter and builder. 
 Beauchamp, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 Beaudoin, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 Beaudoin, Mathias, blacksmith. 
 Beaudoin, Narcisse, school commissioner. 
 Boy^re, M., carpenter and builder. 
 Brabant, A., carpenter and builder. 
 Brioault, Eus^be, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Bricault, Militon, carriage and waggon maker. 
 BrisBon, A., brickmaker. 
 Brisson, Auguste, physician and surgeon. 
 Bryen, Alexis, carpenter and builder. 
 Bryen, Ovide, flour and feed dealer. 
 Corbeille, Bnzile, blacksmith. 
 Courteau, L^ocadie, general merchant. 
 Courteraanche, J. Bte., general merchant. 
 Davis, Thomas, cooper. 
 Davis, M'me., tailoress. 
 
 D^sormeau, Zophirin, tanner and leather dealer. 
 Dtisormier, F^lix, saw mill proprietor. 
 Deziul, Narcisse, school commissioner. 
 Dnpuis, Jean Bte., tanner and leather dealer. 
 Etbier, Jean Bte., general merchant. 
 Foisy, Joseph & Francois, carpenters and builders. 
 Fournier, Joseph, saw mill proprietor. 
 GARAULT, T., notary public and postmaster. 
 Qauvreau, Gilbert, general merchant. 
 Hurteau, Ililaire, notary public and secretary-trea- 
 surer to school commissioners. 
 
 Hurteau, Rev. Pierre Thomas, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Laforest, Jacob Jacques, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Laramie, Urgel, shoemaker. 
 
 Latour, Isidore, cabinet maker. 
 
 Latour, J. M., grocer. 
 
 Laurier, Carolus, J. P., surveyor. 
 
 Lavall^e, J. Bte., dealer in boots and shoes. 
 
 Laverdure, Am6dee, tanner and leather dealer. 
 
 Leclair, Jule, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Martel, Daniel, brickmaker. 
 
 Menard, Edouard, shoeniiikei. 
 
 Meunier. Charles, school commissioner. 
 
 Morelle, Edouard, chair maker. 
 
 Morin, Damase, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Paquettedit Lavall^e, Jean Bte., saddle and harness 
 
 maker. 
 Pauz6, Eus^be, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 Peltier, Elzear, blacksmith. 
 Piohette, Joseph, saw mill owner. 
 Prudhome, Joseph, saw mill owner. 
 Rennud, Israel, school commissioner. 
 Renaud, Ovide, baker and grocer. 
 Renaud, P., notary public and clerk of oommissioD- 
 
 ers court. 
 Robinet, Pierre, brickmaker. 
 
 Simard, Damase, hotel keeper, flour and feed dealer. 
 Tellier, Benjamin, cooper. 
 Tellier, Hilarion, cooper. 
 Th^rien, P., blacksmith. > 
 
 Vendette, Alexis, baker. 
 
 ST. LOUIS DE QONAZAQUE, C. E.— A village, situated on the river St. Louis, in the county 
 Beaubarnois and district ut' Montreal. Distant from Montreal, 42 miles ; and from Beaubarnois, 10 
 miles. Mail tri-weekly. Population about 500. I 
 
 Allard, Joseph, J. P., and commissioner of small 
 
 causes. 
 Archambault, Charles, J. P., and commissioner of 
 
 small causes. 
 Bisson, £. II., municipal secretary, notary and clerk 
 
 of court of sm%ll causes. 
 Blais, J. Bte., carpenter. 
 Boileau, Antoine, tin smith. 
 Bougie, F. X., hotel proprietor. 
 Bougie, J. Bte., mayor and saw mill proprietor. 
 Bougie, Joseph, bonnet maker. 
 Bougie, Joseph, broker. 
 
 Bougie, Pierre, commissioner of small causes. 
 
 Dreault, Alfred, bailiff. 
 
 Breault, Belaire, bonnet maker. 
 
 Breault, M'me. B6taire, milliner and drosHmakcr. 
 
 Breault, J. Bte., carpenter, carriage and waggon 
 maker. 
 
 Brisbois, llyacinthe, beef and pork packer. 
 
 Brown, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Cleroux, Godf'roid, blacksmith. 
 
 Cotti, Louis, beef and pork packer. 
 
 Coutlie, L. P., clerk, court of small causes and gene- 
 ral merchant. 
 
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 Crevier, Benjamin, tanner. 
 Daniel, Matbias, grocer. 
 Delisle, J. Bte., bo'^t and shoemaker. 
 Dorais, On^sime, bailiff. 
 Gardner, John, municipal councillor. 
 Grenier, J. Bte., blacksmith. 
 Laberge, Pierre, school commissioner. 
 Lalande, F^lix, broker, (second hand). 
 Lameux, M'me. J. Bte., millinei- and dressmaker. 
 Lanthier, Elie, municipal councillor. 
 Larochelle, Pierre, physician and surgeon. 
 Laurin, Desir6, tanner. 
 
 LECLAIRB, A. H., postranster & general merchant. 
 Leclaire, C. Jos., physician, surgeon and school com- 
 missioner. 
 Leduc, Ambroise, carpenter. 
 Leduc, Charles, school commissioner. 
 Leduc, Louis, school commissioner. 
 Lefebvre, Fran9ois, baker. 
 Lumsden, Wm., grocer. 
 Mabeux, Pierre, municipal councillor. 
 
 Normandin, L. S., notary public. 
 
 Par6, Nazaire, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Paul, Rer. J. S., Church of England. 
 
 Peltier, Narcisae, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Pigeon, Jean Baptiste, carpenter. 
 
 Recollet, M'me. Magloire, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Roy, Antoine, municipal secretary. 
 
 S^guin, Rev. Joseph, Roman Catholic, school com- 
 missioner. 
 
 Symonn, John, sen., J. P., flour, grist and saw mill 
 proprietor, insurance agent, and commissioner of 
 small causes. 
 
 Symons, John, jun., grocer. 
 
 Turcot, Louis, municipal councillor, 
 
 Vachon, Fran9oi8, baker. 
 
 Valle, Pierre, baker. 
 
 Voudry, Paul, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Viau, Moise, municipal councillor. 
 
 Villeneuve, P., grocer. 
 
 Watson, Mrs., general dealer. 
 
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 ST. LUC, C. "E. — A village situated in the barony of Longueuil, seigniories of Do Lery and Laprairie, 
 county of St. Johns and district of Montrenl, settled about the year 1775. Distant from Montreal, 21 
 miles ; Chambly, 10 miles ; and from St. Johns, 6 miles. Population of parish, 1088. 
 
 Armstrong, John, blacksmith. 
 Boultr^, Charles, shoemaker. 
 Brosseau, Ed., councillor. 
 Chartier, Franjois, carpenter and builder. 
 Denaud, Paul, councillor. 
 Duguare, Joseph, councillor. 
 Egglefield, George, builder. 
 Galarneau, Jean Baptisto, shoemaker. 
 Hamilton, Joel, clerk commissioners' court. 
 HAMILTON, SAMUEL, postmaster and general 
 merchant. 
 
 Lyona, George, blacksmith. 
 
 Many, Jardiueau, waggon maker. 
 
 Many, Jean Bte. & Zelie, manufacturers of lasts, 
 
 boot trees, pegs, &c. 
 Molleur, .Jean Baptiste, councillor. 
 Moreau, Jer6me, councillor. 
 Morin, ReT. Henry, Roman Catholic. 
 Phillips, Zacharie, councillor. 
 Stevenson, Benjamin, general merchant. 
 Wing David, hotel keeper. 
 
 &TE. LUCE, C. E.-.-A post village, situated below Quebec, on the south shore of the river St. Law- 
 rence, in the seigniories of Lopage and Thibierge, and county of Rimuuski. Distant from Quebec, 
 192 miles. Population of parish about 2,600. 
 
 Auclet, Joseph, briokmaker. 
 
 Aubin, Charles, builder. 
 
 Aubin, Edouard, dyer and scourer. 
 
 Aubin, Pierre, builder. 
 
 Aubin, Pierre, trunk maker. 
 
 Blanchet, Bartb6temi, cooper. , . 
 
 Blanchet, Theodore, boot and shoemaker, 
 
 Blanchet, Theodore, cooper. 
 
 Bois, F61ix, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Bradley, Joseph, .L P., general merchont. . 
 
 Carmel, Cyrille, builde-. 
 
 Caron, D. J., fanning mill manufacturer. 
 
 Caron, Joseph, agricultural implement manufacturer. 
 
 Caron, Joseph, dentist. 
 
 Caron, Joseph, trunk maker. 
 
 Caron, Racine, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Chasseur, Jean, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Chasseur, Samuel, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Cdt6, Anselme, pilot. 
 
 C6t6, Mrs. C, tailoress. 
 
 C6t6, E., clerk commissioners court, collecting agent. 
 
 CM6, F. X., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Croft, Thomas, school teacher. 
 
 Deohamplain, Michel, beef and pork packer. 
 
 Dcchamplain, Paul, farmer. 
 
 Dechamplain, Simeon, notary public. 
 
 Desgagn^s, Bernard, blacksmith. 
 
 Desrosier"', Mrs. C, tailoress. 
 
 Deirosiers, F. X., beef and pork packer and farmer. 
 
 Desrosiers, Genevieve, milliner and dress maker. 
 Desrosiers, Joseph, general merchant. 
 Desrosier", Pierre, beef and pork packer. 
 Drapeau, Fabien, flour, grain and feed dealer and 
 
 farmer. 
 Dub^, Mathilde, milliner and dressmtker. 
 Dumais, Roy & Goulet, saw mill proprietors. 
 Duval, Francois, broom manufacturer. 
 Fournier, Theophile, boot anu shoemaker. 
 Frechette, P. J., jewellerand watchmaker. 
 Frechette, Paul, meruliauc tailor, clothier and bailiff. 
 Frechette, P. Isidore, tailor. 
 Qagn6, F. X., beef and pork packer. 
 Gagn^, Jean, flour, feed, and grain dealer and farmer. 
 G.^.giufe, Jean, Jr., ■;<'ooden and willow ware dealer. 
 Gagnon, E., saw mill proprietor. 
 Gagnon, F. X., beef and pork packer. 
 Gagnon, M., beef and pork packer. 
 Goulet, Louis, boot and shoemaker. 
 Goulet, Th6odore, blacksmith. 
 Goureau, Pierre, pilot. 
 Grenier, Napolo^n, tanner. 
 Gueret, Alexis, chair and broom manufacturer. 
 Guimond, Frs. Marc, village officer. 
 HhU'c, Ignace, dentist. 
 Halue, J., saw mill proprietor. 
 Hudon, F. X., broker. 
 Jouvin, Hilary,.pilot. 
 Laborette, Houoro, dyer and scourer, 
 
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 STB. LUCK— ST. MaRTHE. 
 
 Langloia, Antoine, farmer. 
 
 Langlois, Atbansse, general merchant. 
 
 Langloia, Edouard, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Langloia, Hubert, farmer. 
 
 Langloia, Marcelline, bonnet maker. 
 
 Langloia, R., carpenter and buildei, cabinet maker 
 and farmer. 
 
 L&pre, F. X., aen , farmer. . . 
 
 Larrivue, Jean E., teacher. 
 
 Lavoie, Amable, aaw mill puprietor and farmer. 
 
 Laroie, Celestin, farmer. 
 
 LaToie, H., pilot. 
 
 Laroie, J. M., pilot. 
 
 Lavoie, Jean, pilot. 
 
 Laroie, Joseph, pilot. 
 
 Laroie, Marcel, chair manufacturer. 
 
 Leresque, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 Leresque, Pierre, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Marcoux, Jean, trunk maker. 
 
 Mercier, Michel, bailiflf. 
 
 MILLER, JAMES W., postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 
 Morisette, Jean, sen., blacksmith. 
 
 Moriaette, Jean, jun , farmer. 
 
 Mottard, Proapere, farmer. 
 
 Nadeau, J. B., aash, door and blind manufacturer. 
 
 Nadeau, Rev. G., Roman Catholic 
 
 Ouellet, Benoit, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Ouellet, Fran9oia, aaw mill proprietor. 
 
 Ouellet, Michel, aash, door and blind manufacturer, 
 and builder. 
 
 Paradia, Thomas, agricultural implement manufao- 
 turer and cabinet maker. 
 
 Parent, Benjamin, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Pelletier, J. B., J. P. and notary public. 
 
 Perron, Pierre, cabinet maker and furniture dealer. 
 
 Perron, Ulric, agricultural implement manufacturer. 
 
 Proulz, Melchior, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Robichaud, E., cabinet maker and chair manufac- 
 turer. 
 
 Roaa, Daniel, brickmaker. 
 
 Ross, Florence, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Ruel, Francois, wooden and willow ware dealer. 
 
 Ruest, Joseph, builder. 
 
 St. Laurent, O., tailor. 
 
 Tremhiay, Ambroise, chair manufacturer. 
 
 Tremblay, Pierre, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Vaillanoourt, Hilaire, flour, feed and grain dealer. 
 
 ST. MA.RCEL, C. E. — A thriving village situated on the Yamaska river, in the parish of St. Marcel, 
 seigniory of St. Churlea and county uf Richelieu. Distant from Sorel, the chef lieu, 24 miles ; from 
 Montreal, G3 miles ; and from Qaebeo, 159 miles. Daily mail. Populatiouof parish by last census 
 1,213. 
 
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 Beaulieu, Levie, blacksmith. 
 Bdlanger, Louia, blackamith. 
 Borque, Alexis, maaon. 
 Dolphti, TrefflS, blacksmith. 
 Dubois, Mile., achool teacher. 
 Duboia, Olivier, boot and ahoemaker. 
 Duhairrae, Joseph, tanner and currier. 
 Duhamel, P., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Durocher, Stanislas, saddle and harness maker. 
 Gaulier, N., general merchant. 
 Oodbout, F., planing mill proprietor. 
 Oodbout, Ludger, cabinet maker. 
 Guilmette, Amable, achool teacher. 
 Lachambre, Joseph, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Laohambre, Paul, general merchant. 
 
 Laflamme, F., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Lambert, Desire, blacksmith. 
 
 Lozeau, Joseph, blackamith. 
 
 Nault, J. Bte., J. P. 
 
 OUELLETTE, O., J. P., postmaater and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Pioard, Cyprien, carpenter and builder. 
 Pignard, P., carpenter and builder. 
 Plamondon, Antoine, boot and shoemaker. 
 St. Pierre, Alex., plasterer. 
 Trudeau, Antoine, J. P., general merchant. 
 Valois, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
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 ST. MARTHE, C. E. — A village situated in the Seigniory of Rigaud, county of Vaudreuil, and dis- 
 trict of Montreal. Distant from Vaudreuil, the county town, 18 miles ; aud from Montreal, 48 miles. 
 Mail tri-weekly. Population of parish about 4,600. 
 
 Bannon, M., blacksmith and agrtoultural implement 
 manufacturer. 
 
 Beaulnea, J. N., bailiff. 
 'Beaulnes, Madame Jos., milliner and dresamaker. 
 
 Bellefeuille, J. Bte., hotel proprietor. 
 
 B6rard, Rev. D., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Berthiaume, M., hotel proprietor and bailiff. 
 
 Boyle, John, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Brunet, Antoine, boot and ahoemaker. 
 
 Burke, C, carpenter, builder aud cabinet maker. 
 
 Carriiiro, Benjamin, blacksmith. 
 
 Chapleau, Octave, printer. 
 
 Charlebois, Joseph, boot and ahoemaker. 
 
 Chenier, Antoine, tanner and leather dealer. 
 
 Coghlan, Patrick, boot and shoemaker, 
 
 Couaineau, Louia, J. P. 
 
 Daouat, Amable, boot and ahoemaker. 
 
 Daonst, Frantjois, iiaw mill proprietor. 
 
 Daoust, Joseph, btncksmitlt. 
 
 Desjardina, T., blacksmith and agricultural imple- 
 ment manufacturer. 
 
 Dttgas, George, baker. 
 
 Finneron, Mrs., dry goods dealer. 
 
 Fermer, Bazil, tanner, leather dealer, saddle and 
 
 harness maker. 
 Gelinaa, C, professor. 
 Hudon, Olivier, boot and shoemaker. 
 Ilughea, F., J. P. 
 Lalonde, Alexandra, councillor. 
 LALONDB, E., J. P. and poatmaater. 
 Lalonde, E. H., clerk of commiasioners court. 
 Lalonde, E. & B. H., general merchants. 
 Lancaster, George, J. P. 
 
 Lancaster, Joseph, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Langevin, S., blacksmith. 
 
 Larooque, Madame J. Ute., milliner and dresamaker. 
 Lauzon, Joseph, cooper. 
 Legault, F. X , aaw mill proprietor. 
 Legault, J. B., carpenter, builder, carriage and 
 
 waggon maker. 
 Moisoneuve, Cliarlea, boot ami ahoemaker. 
 Monpetit, Miss, bonnet maker. 
 
 
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 Peltier, , physician and Burgeon. 
 Rouleau, Francois, councillor. 
 Shauvetto, Antoine, councillor. 
 SbauTCttc, J. C, general merchant. 
 
 ShanTette & Merleaa, general merchants. 
 St. Denis, Julien, hotel proprietor. 
 Walsh, M., dry goods merchant. 
 
 STE. MARTINE, C. B. — A village, situated on the River Chateaugauy, in the Seigniory of Beau- 
 barnois and county of Chntcaugauy, and is the chief town of the county. Distant from Beauharnois, 
 7 miles ; from Montreal, 44 miles ; from Quebec, 204 miles ; and from Toronto, 848 miles. Daily 
 mail. Population of village, about GOO ; and of the parish, 4,500. 
 
 Beaudrean, Joseph, mason. 
 
 B6dard, Tierre, mason. 
 
 Bergeron, Charles, captain of militia. ' 
 
 Berlinguette, F. X., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Biyth, Rev. Etienne, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Blancbard, Rupert, cabinet maker. 
 
 Boucher, L6on, carriage aad waggon maker. 
 
 Bouchard, Joseph, deputy registrar. 
 
 Buisson, Constant, blacksmith and bailiff. 
 
 Cardinal, Medard, tanner and currier. 
 
 CarroL., Etienne, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Clocher, Maxime, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Dame, Moiae, tanner. 
 
 Desautel, Jean Bte., farmer. 
 
 Doutr^, Joseph, J. P. 
 
 Dugauy, A. N. W., flour, saw and woollen mills pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 Damouchel, L. N., notary. 
 
 Dumouchel, Olivier, lieutenant of militia & farmer. 
 
 Duquet, M'lle Angt^Ie, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Dnquet, Charles, farmer. 
 
 Duquet, M'lle J., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Duroober, Cyprien, baker. 
 
 Durooher, Francois, baker. 
 
 Faille, Uilaire, blacksmith. 
 
 Qagnier, A. M., registrar, captain of militia and 
 general merchant. 
 
 GAQNIER. FRANCOIS, Sen., postmaster & farmer. 
 
 Qagnier, Francois, jun., assistant deputy registrar. 
 
 Gagnier, Pierre L., bailiff and secretary of county 
 council. 
 
 Qariepy, Domtail, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Gariepy, Jean Bte., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Qauthicr, Ange, house and sign painter. 
 
 Gillineau, Gilbert, tanner. 
 
 Guilbault, Charles, school teacher. 
 
 Hubert, Andr6, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Hebert, M'me Pierre, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Houle, J. R., bailiff. 
 
 Laberge, Jean, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Labcrge, Louis, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Lapens6, Pierre, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Lapensc, Mrs. Pierre, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Larue, Paul, boot a.id shoemaker. 
 
 Lavoie, Joseph, grocer. 
 
 Lazar, Jean Bte., farmer. 
 
 LeBrun, Lt. Col. Charles M., notary and clerk of 
 
 circuit court. 
 Lefebvre, Raphael, boot and shoemaker. 
 Lepailleur, Leonard, physician. 
 Mazuerette, E. S., deputy clerk, circuit court. 
 McGowan, James, general merchant. 
 Pitre, Pierre, general merchant. 
 Robicbard, J. E., physician. 
 Roy, FraD9ois X , saddle and harness maker. 
 Roy, Narcisse, tin and coppersmith. 
 Roy, Mrs. Narcisse, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Sexton, J. P., barrister and advocate. 
 St. Antoine, Joseph, cabinet maker. 
 Taillefer, Joseph, warden of the county and mayor 
 
 of the parish. 
 Taillefer, Toussaint, cabinet maker. 
 Toissant, M'lle., school teacher. 
 Trusdell, Edward, advocate. 
 Targeon, Antoine, blacksmith. 
 Valliquette, Pierre, baker. 
 Vanier, Basile, bailiff. 
 Wight, James, J. P., captain of militia, secretary 
 
 and treasurer of schools, commissioner of small 
 
 causes and general merchant. 
 
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 ST. MARTIN, ISLE OF JESUS, C. E.— A village, situated between the rivers des Prairies and 
 
 Jesus, (branches of the Ottawa,) north of the island of Montreal, in the seigniory of Isle Jesus, county 
 
 of Laval and district of Montreal. It has a largo carriage factory and a good local trade. Distant 
 
 from Montreal, 12 miles; from St. Th6r^se, 9 miles; from St. Vincent de Paul, 9 miles; and from 
 
 ■ Terrebonne, 16 miles. Daily mail. Population of parish about 4,600. 
 
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 Barbe, Franyois, councillor. -j 
 
 Beauchamp, Calixte, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 B^langer, Col. Louis, J. P. 
 
 Biagras, Joachim, general merchant. 
 
 Bourassa, L. G.. hotel proprietor. 
 
 Brien, Captain Antoine, farmer. 
 
 Clairoux, Nicolas, councillor. 
 
 Champeau, Julien, butcher. 
 
 Clumle, George, farmer. 
 
 Convent of Des Soeurs de St. Croix. 
 
 Corbeil, Louis, J, P. 
 
 CAt6, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Crovier, Pierre, notary public. 
 
 Dagenais, Joseph, school teacher. 
 
 Descolos, Capt. Leandr6, carpenter and Joiner, and 
 
 secretary and treasurer of schools. 
 Desroohers, Jacques, councillor. 
 Dion, Benjamin, blacksmith. 
 
 Dabd, Rev. P. C, Roman Catholio, . 
 Dab6, Victor, butcher. 
 Dufresne, Capt. Francois. 
 Gabourg, L. A., physician. 
 Gauthier, Jean Bte., carpenter and Joiner. 
 Gohier, Mrs. Benjamin, milliner. ' 
 
 Gratton, Martin, builder. 
 Labelle, Louis, blncksmith. 
 Lafontaine, Miss Seraphine, milliner. 
 Lahaise, L. A., J. P. 
 
 Lahaise, Louis & Son, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 Larouche, Pierre, farmer and cattle dealer. 
 Livoix, Alexander, boot and shoemaker. 
 Lavoix, Folix, farmer. 
 Lavoix. Isaie, general merchant. 
 LAVOIX, CAPT. LOUIS, mayor, assistant post- 
 master and general merchant, 
 Leblanc, Isidore, blacksmith. 
 
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 Leblano, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Lemay, V., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Lorrain, Euaebe, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Lorrain, M. O., hotel proprietor and tailor. 
 
 Miller, John, sen., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Miller, John, jun., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Monette, Lambert, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Pag6, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Papineau, A. B., notary public. 
 
 Par6, Jean Bte., sen., blacksmith. 
 
 Par^fils, Jean Bte., blacksmith. 
 
 Parent, Francois, general merchant. 
 
 Parisault, Francois, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Parisault, Joseph, Brothers, carriage and waggon 
 
 makers, and butter mill manufacturers, patented 
 
 in 1862. 
 Parisault, Leon, carpenter and joiner. 
 Poirier, Charles, saddle and harness maker. 
 Poltz, Joseph, tailor. 
 Pontus, Hilaire, photographic artist. 
 Potvin, J. C, physician. 
 Prevost, Leandre, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Sauriol, Isaie, general merchant. 
 
 Sauriol, Captain Julian, farmer. 
 
 Sauriol, L6on, notary public, secretary and treasu- 
 rer of municipal council. 
 
 Sauriol, Louis, general merchant. 
 
 8MALLW00D, CHARLES, M. D , LL.D., post- 
 master. 
 
 St. Martin Rifle Company, No. 8— Major, L. A. La- 
 haise ; Captain, Louis Lavoie, jun. ; Lieuteuaat, 
 L. Desootes ; Ensign, W. J. Nelson. 
 
 Stephens, R. F., farmer. 
 
 Ta3s6, Rev. A., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Valiquette, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Valiquette, Miss Louisa, milliner. 
 
 Vaunier, Henri, councillor and planing mill prop. 
 
 Vaunier, Hyacinthe, councillor. 
 
 Veseau, Pierre, cooper. 
 
 Veseau, Stanislas, cooper. 
 
 Veziua, Joseph, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Viau, Louis, carpenter and joioer. 
 
 Viau, Simon, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Vinet, Flavien, J. P. 
 
 ST. MARY'S, C. W. — An incorporated and thriving town, situated on the northwest branch of the 
 river Thames, in tho township of Blanshard and county of Perth, and a station on the Grand Trunk 
 Railway. The Grand Trunk Railway has a branch running from this place to London. St. Mary's is 
 unsurpassed in the western part of the province as a grain market, and is an extensive manufacturing 
 town. Distant from Stratford, the county town, 12 miles ; from London, 28 miles ; and from Toronto, 
 99 miles. Mails daily. Population about 8,600. 
 
 Abbott, J. B., editor and proprietor Perth Standard 
 
 (weekly), office Wellington. 
 Adam, John, proprietor Empire House, Queen. 
 Allen, Thomas, butcher. Market House. 
 Allan & fouug. butchers. Market House. 
 Apothecary's Hall, G. S. McLean, prop., Queen. 
 Archibald & Bockus, general dealers. Queen. 
 Armstrong, Mrs. M., milliner, &c. 
 Bailey, Thos., proprietor cabinet and chair factory, 
 
 Wellington. 
 BANK OF MONTREAL, Wra. Richardson, agent. 
 
 Water. 
 Barnes, Edward, boot and shoemaker, Queen. 
 Seattle, Alexander, wholesale and retail dealer in 
 
 Groceries, provisions, liquors, &o.. Queen. 
 Belch, Alexander, jun., proprietor Weekly Argut. 
 BERRY, J. B., oyster saloon, auctioneer and dealer 
 
 in fancy goods, Queen. 
 British Hotel, Edward Morphy, prop.. Queen. 
 Brown, Joseph, dealer in groceries, Queen. 
 Campbell, Donald, tailor. Queen. 
 Carlisle, .Fames, boot and shoemaker. Queen. 
 Casey M. F., manufacturer and dealer in boots and 
 
 shoes. Queen. 
 Caulton, Wm., M. D., homoeopathist. Queen. 
 City Hotel, Wm. Morehead, proprietor, Wellington. 
 Clench, L. M., barrister, &c., Queen. 
 COLLEY, EDWARD, manufacturer of grocers' can- 
 
 nisters, coffee boxes, vases, show bowls, &o.. 
 
 Queen (see card, p. 734.) 
 Coleman, W., butcher. Market Houie. 
 Dartnell, E. T,, barrister, attorney-at-law, &o., Water. 
 Day, Lewis general merchant. Queen. 
 Eaton, R., dealer in furniture and groceries. Queen. 
 Eaton, Timothy, general dealer, Queen. 
 Empire Billiard Saloon, J. Adams, proprietor. 
 Elaws, J. & R., general dealers. Queen. 
 Ford, W. N., conveyancer, &o., Water. 
 FuUerton, James, dry goods and groceries. Queen. 
 GillespiA, R. T., boot and shoemaker and dealer, 
 OILPIN, THOMAS B., dealer in stoves and tinware 
 
 Queen. 
 
 Goodfellow, George, music store. Queen. 
 
 Goodbow, P., saddle and harness maker. Queen. 
 
 Graham, Wm., tailor. Water. 
 
 Grey & McWhorler, barbers, Ac, Water. 
 
 Guest, Robert, grocer, wine, spirit and hardware 
 
 merchant, agent for marriage licenses, Queen. 
 Hammett, George A., tinsmith and dealer in stoves. 
 
 Market Square. 
 Harrison, Alexander, saddle and harness maker, 
 
 Water. 
 Henry, Mrs. Jane, milliner and dressmaker, Queen. 
 Hill, Arundel, postmaster. 
 
 Hudson, J..B., proprietor refreshment rooms oppo- 
 site G. T. R. station. 
 Hutton, Theodore, general merchant. 
 Hutton, W. v., proprietor St. Mary's Flour Mills. 
 Hutton, W. Lyle, dealer in dr^ goods, groceries and 
 
 ready made clothing, Quei'.n. 
 Jeffrey, Jamos, dealer in shelf and heavy hardware. 
 
 Queen. 
 Johnstone, Miss C. A., milliner and dressmaker, 
 
 Queen. 
 Jones, C. S., barrister, attorney, &o.. Water. 
 Kunz & Co., proprietors St. Mary's Cabinet Factory, 
 
 Queen. 
 Lewis, F. J., artist, Queen. 
 Long, Edward, general dealer. Queen. 
 Macdonell, J. D., land and general agent, convey- 
 ancer, &c., Queen. 
 MacNally, C, general dealer. Queen. 
 MoCormack, James, carriage maker. Park. 
 MoDougall & Davis, proprietors St. Mary's Foundry 
 
 and Machine Shop, Queen. 
 Mcintosh, Gilbert, grocer. Queen. 
 Mcintosh & Robinson, dry goods and r^ady-made 
 
 clothing, and family groceries. Queen. 
 Molntyre, George, manufacturer and dealer in boots 
 
 ami shoes, Queen. 
 McINTYRG, L. A., agent for Montreal Telegraph 
 
 Compfl,ny, Queen. 
 McINTYRE, L. A., dealer in books, stationery, 
 
 watches, jewellery, &o.. Queen, cor. Wellington. 
 
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 749 
 
 Mclver, John, grocer, Queen. 
 
 McLean, Q. S., chemist and druggist, Apothecary's 
 
 Hail, Queen. 
 McLaren, Joseph, conrcctioner and dealer in provi- 
 
 sions. Queen. 
 Mill Tavern, Abiel Smith, proprietor. Queen. 
 Moore, John, proprietor steam flour and grist mill, 
 
 foundry and machine shop, Wellington. 
 Morphy, Edward, proprietor British Hotel, Queen. 
 Morslifnd, \Vm., proprietor City Hotel, Wellington. 
 National Hotel, D. A. Robertson, proprietor, Water, 
 
 corner Queen. 
 Oddy, B., proprietor St. Mary's Hotel, Queen. 
 Oliver, James, baker and confectioner. Queen. 
 Oreno, W. JL, carriage and waggin maimer, Queen. 
 Richardson, W., agent for Bank of Montreal, Water. 
 Robertson, D. A., proprietor National Hotel, corner 
 
 Water & Queen. 
 
 Rolls, Charles, physician, chemist and druggist, 
 Queen. 
 
 Rupert, D M. S., dentist. Queen. 
 
 Smith, Abiel, proprietor Mill Tavern, Queen. 
 
 Smith, 0. B., general dealer. Queen. 
 
 Smith, James, saddle and harness maker, queen. 
 
 Smith, Martin, tanner, Wellington. 
 
 Smith, Dr. 8. F., proprietor Medical Hall, Queen. 
 
 Sparling, Samuel, butcher. Market House. 
 
 St. Mary's Cabinet Factory, King & Co., proprie- 
 tors. Queen. 
 
 St. Mary's Flonr Mills, W. V. Hutton, proprietor. 
 
 'I'roanor, H. & J., groceries and liquors. Water. 
 
 Vangunten, C, watchmaker and jeweller, corner 
 Queen and Wellington. 
 
 Whitwortb, W. B., sadd' and harness maker, Market 
 Square. 
 
 Wilson, Levi, baker, Queen. 
 
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 BT. MATHIAS, C. E. — A village pleasantly situated on the east side of the Ohambly Basin and on 
 tlie lUver Richelieu, in the Seigniory of Charabty East, county of Rouville, and district of St. 
 Hyacintho. Distant from Montreal, by land, 21 miles ; by water, 90 miles ; from Ste. Marie do Mon- 
 noir, 9 miles ; from St. Hilaire, 8 miles ; and from Chambly, 3 miles. Daily mail. Population of 
 parish, 1,845. 
 
 Adam, Edmond, blacksmith. 
 
 Adam, Wm., general merchant. 
 
 Archambault, Sabin, general merchant. 
 
 Beaudoin, i.,ouis, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Bertrand, P. p. 8., parish secretary. 
 
 Bertrand, Paul, J. P., notary public. 
 
 Bertrand, S., notary public. 
 
 Bessette, N. D. D., general merchant. 
 
 Brieu, Rev. L. B., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Cuellet, Thad^e, blacksmith. 
 
 Davijjnon, J. D., J. P., notary public, 
 
 DEMEl{3, LOUIS, J. P., postmaster, carpenter and 
 
 insurance agent 
 Dupras, Nicolas, carpenter and builder. 
 Franchor^, Gustave, general merchant. 
 Hervien, Mt'-dard, carpenter and builder. 
 Hotte, Rev. S. C, Roman Catholic. 
 Januutot, Cyril, boot and shoemaker. 
 Jule, John, flour, saw and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Lacrois, Ignaoe, boot and shoe maker. 
 Larocque, Euger, blacksmith. 
 Lemonde, Francois, carriage and waggon maker. 
 L' Homme, Jean Ute., carpenter and builder. 
 L'Humme, Samuel, boot and shoemaker. 
 L' Homme, Th6odule, carpenter and builder. 
 LIVERPOOL AND LONDON INSUR.VNCE COM- 
 PANY, Louis Demers, agent. 
 Lussicr, Louis, baker and confectioner. 
 Lussier, Theodore, blacksmith. 
 Mass^, Edmond, dry goods merchant. 
 Monty, Jean Bte., lumber and general merchant. 
 Nadeau, Cl^opbas, dry goods merchant. 
 Ostigny, Edmond, general merchant. 
 Ojtigny, HonortS carriage and waggon maker. 
 Rainville, Henri, boot and shoemaker. 
 Rolland, Henry, physician. 
 Soupras, Charles, general merchant. 
 Vigeaut, Louis, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 
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 ST. MAURICE, C. E.— A post village in the parish of same namp, county of Champlain, district of 
 Three Rivers, situated in the rear of Cap de la Mngdeleine, r.,id celebrated for the Forges of Radnor 
 in its neighbourhood, where very superior pig-iron is made arJ car wheels manufactured extensively. 
 It has a good lumber trade. Distant from Quebec, 84 miles ■ from Three Rivers, 10^ miles ; and from 
 St. Genevieve de Batiscon, 24 miles. Population of parish 3,500. 
 
 Bcland, M'me Gabriel, saloon and restaurant. 
 
 Bellecour, Rev. 0., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Beloarie, Louis, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Boisvert, Jean, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Bristodeau, M'lle C, general store. 
 
 Bristodeau, George E., general merchant. 
 
 Brul6, Pierre, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Carleton, George, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Caron, Louis, blacksmith. 
 
 Chsrest, Jean Bte , carpenter and builder. 
 
 Chilaire, David, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Chorette, Gabriel, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Clairemont, Moise, blacksmith, 
 
 Delisle, Olivier, blacksmith, carriage and waggon 
 
 maker. 
 DesiU'ts, Hercule, blacksmith. 
 Dewtalaire, Olivier, saw mill proprietor, 
 Pub6, Octave, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Duoharme, George, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Ducharme, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Duhault, Rev. George, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Frignon, Joseph E., general merchant. 
 
 Oabourie, Louis, blacksmith. 
 
 Grenier, Joseph, salo^yta and restaurant. 
 
 Guilbert, Antoine, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Heroux, Madame Augustine, milliner and dress- 
 maker. 
 
 Langlois, Cyfrois, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Lnmothe, Noii, saw mill owner, 
 
 Larue, A. & Co., saw mill owners and general mer- 
 chants. 
 
 Lemerise, Isidore, blacksmith 
 
 Longvftl, Joseph, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Loranzer, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Neault, Pierre, saw mill owner. 
 
 PACADD, T. H., p -tmaster, mayor and general 
 merchant. 
 
 Page, Pierre, tailor. 
 
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 Prccourt, Antoine, bakor and coiifectionor. 
 Precourt, Israel, baker tind confectioner. 
 Raiche, M'lle Marie, milliner and droiismaker, 
 Raaine, Laurent, boot and shoemaker. 
 Riohardsou, 0. L., tanner. 
 Robert, .Maxime, saw mill owner. 
 Robert, Xavier, tailor. 
 Robitaille, Pierre, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Sigman, Augustc, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Sigman, No(il, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Toupin, Elz^'ar, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Trudel, Robert, county clerk. 
 
 Vermette, Francois, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Vermette, Maxime, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Voligny, Charlea, cabinet maker. 
 
 STC MONIQUE, C. E. — A small post village, situated on the river Nicolet, and in the parish and 
 county of tlie same name. Distant from licfancour, the county town, 16 miles; from Three Rivers, 
 18 miles ; from Montreal, 90 miles, and from Quebec, 00 miles. Population of parish about 2500. 
 
 Bailey, Mrs. J., general store. 
 
 Bauchemin, E. J., sawmill proprietor. 
 
 Bauchemin, Etienne, J. P. 
 
 Bauchemin, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Baudry, H., photographer. 
 
 Boisclaire. L., c .rimgo and waggon maker. 
 
 Boisvcrt, Miss P., milliner and dress maker. 
 
 Boisvert, N., blacksmith. 
 
 Camiiaud, W. E., general merchant. 
 
 Clement, Joseph, parish councillor. 
 
 Danault, E. & L'., blacksmiths. 
 
 Decoleau, Lijon, tanner. 
 
 Desilets, P., notary public. 
 
 Daucet. N., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Duval, Joseph, tanner. 
 
 Oilnut, Mile,, school teacher. 
 
 Goudrcault, Theophile, blacksmith. 
 
 Houle, E., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Laframboise, Olivier, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Lambert, Miss D., dyer and scourer, milliner and 
 
 dress maker. 
 Laplant, E., mason. 
 Laplant, Joseph, cooper, parish councillor. 
 
 Laplant, Joseph, mason. 
 
 Lauzi^r, Olivier, shoemaker. 
 
 Leblanc, Mrs. Olivier, milliner and dress maker. 
 
 Marcotte, Leon, shoemaker. 
 
 Millot, P., notary public. 
 
 Nourie, N. A. L., general merchant. 
 
 NOURIE, PIKRRE, postmaster. 
 
 Nouval, Jean, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Penualt, Joseph, general merchant. 
 
 Raishe, Louis, J. P. 
 
 Ren^!, Joseph, parish councillor. 
 
 Reni), Sevt^re, J. P. 
 
 Roberg, Augustin, baker. 
 
 Rochette, 0., tanner. 
 
 Smith, W., physician. 
 
 St. Cyre, E., carpenter and builder. 
 
 St. Cyre, P., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Th(';rien, Francois, butcher. 
 
 Trigs, IL, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Trudel, Edouard, blacksmith. 
 
 Trudel, Oliva, shoemaker. 
 
 White, Patrick, mayor. 
 
 ST. NORBERT, C. E. — A post village, situated in the seigniory and county of Berthier, and district, 
 of Richelieu. Distant from Benhier en Ilaut, 10 miles ; Montreal, 4 miles : and from Quebec, 135 
 miles. Population of parish 1600. 
 
 Asselin, Calixte, general merchant. 
 
 Denis, Jean Bte., moyor. 
 
 Dubeau, Franyois Xavier, saw mill owner. 
 
 Dubeau, J^remie, saw mill owner. 
 
 Dabois, Joseph, shoemaker. 
 
 Frechette, Francois Xavier, flour mill owner. 
 
 Quilbault, Zephirin, general merchant. 
 
 HUQDENIN, JULES, postmaster and Crown land 
 
 agent and notary public. 
 Paquet, Prospere, general merchant. 
 Robert, Edouard, blacksmith. 
 Robillard, Maxime, blacksmith. 
 Roy, Vincent, blacksmith. 
 St. Aubin, Rev. Joseph, Roman Catholic. 
 Taoon, Jean Marie, hotel keeper. 
 
 ST. PACOME, C. E. — A post village, situated on the river Quelle, in the seigniory of la Bouteillerie 
 and < ounty of Kamouraska. Distant from Kamouraska, the county town, 15 miles ; and from Quebec, 
 75 miles. Population of parish about 1800. 
 
 Arton, Germin, proprietor St. Pacomo Hotel. 
 
 Bard, Biirth61emy, mason. ^ 
 
 Beauprti. Francois, councillor. • ' ' 
 
 B^gin, Rev. F. X., Roman Catholic. 
 
 B4rube, Miss Thecle, school teacher. 
 
 Boucher, Louis, house and sign painter and carriage 
 
 and waggon maker. 
 Casgrain, Charles, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Casgrain, Pierre, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Cdt^, Miss Marceline, eohool teacher. 
 D^bien, Philom«^n«, milliner and dress maker. 
 Dionne, Miss Ad<^le. school teacher. 
 Dionne, Cyprien, general merchant. ' ' - 
 Dionne, Norbert, general morchant and counoillor. 
 Dube, Noiil, blacksmith. 
 
 Dub6, Timothy, Crown land agent. -t - 
 
 Fraucoeur, Xavier, cooper. 
 
 Gagnon, Jer6mie, boot and shoemaker. •' 
 
 Gagnon, Pierre, blacksmith. 
 
 UUDON, ALEXANDRA, postmaster and mayor. 
 
 King, Charles, saw mill proprietor and lumber 
 
 merchant. 
 Letellier, Charles, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 L6vtique, C, cooper. 
 L^vi^que, Eusebe, tanner and carrier. 
 LoviViue, Gabriel, councillor. 
 L^veque, Joseph, physician and surgeon. 
 L^vbque, Louis, councillor. 
 L6T^ue, Paschal, boot and shoemaker. 
 Lev^que, Zepherin, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
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 Martin, J. Bte., notary. 
 Ma8.s6, Odilon, councillor. 
 Michiiud, Henry, saloon keeper. 
 Mormane, Ouillaume, tanner and currier. 
 Nickaer, Mias Angule, Bciiool teacher. 
 
 Nouvelle, A'phe, architect. 
 
 Ouellet, Jean, butcher. 
 
 St. Pacome Hotel, Oormin Arton, proprietor. 
 
 Therreault, Jean, councillor. 
 
 ST. PATRICK'S HILL, C. E.— A village situated on the River Nicolot, in the township of Ting- 
 wick and county of Arthabaska, a station on the Gmud Trunk Railway, Distant from St. Christophe, 
 the county town, 13 milea ; fiom Quebec, 90 miles; and from Montreal, 100 miles. Daily mail. 
 Population of township, by census of 1861, 2,227. 
 
 Bonthillett, Lnzaro, flour and grist mill. 
 Brouillette, Louis, carpenter and builder. 
 Brown, Miss, Hchool teacher. 
 Campbell, J., blacksmith. 
 Carlin, Patrick, tailor. 
 Hawkins, Thorais, saw mill owner. 
 Herbert, Phillip, boot and shoemaker. 
 Johnson, Miss Mary, school teacher. 
 Johnson, Michael, black.-^uiitli. 
 Kennedy, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Maguire, Hugh, school teacher. 
 Melody, John, school teacher. 
 Niill, John, saw mill owutr. 
 O'Meara, John, farmer. 
 
 O'BRIEN, JAS. P., J. P., postmaster, general store, 
 township and village secretary-treasurer, council- 
 lor, school commissioner, lumber merchant and 
 hotel keeper. 
 
 O'Farrell, John, sen., cabinet maker, upholsterer 
 and undertaker. 
 
 O'Fiirrell, John, jun., carpenter, builder and furni- 
 ture dealer. 
 
 Oucllette, Francois, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Power, John, farmer. 
 
 Twohey, Edward, mason, plasterer and farmer. 
 
 Twohoy, \Vm., farmer. 
 
 Vincent, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Walsh, W. F., blacksmith. 
 
 ST. PHILIPPE, C. E. — A village situated in the seigniory and county of Laprairie, and district of 
 Montreal. Distant from Montreal, 15 miles; from Laprairie, miles; and from St. Jacques le Mineur 
 6 miles. Mall tri-weekly. Population of parish 2,822. 
 
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 Barbeau, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Barbeau, Ludger, blacksmith. 
 
 Brandamour, Amable, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Collier, J. Bte., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Dnpuis, Vidal, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Fauteux, J. Bte., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Hay, Marcellin, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Herous, Moise, clerk of commissioners court and 
 
 notiiry public. 
 Jolivetto, J. lite, councillor and builder. 
 Laplante, Louis, carpenter and builder, 
 L'Ecuyer, Ktienne, hotel proprietor. 
 L'F.cuycir, Lemuel, beef and pork packer. 
 L Ecuyer, Ludger, general merchant. 
 L'Ecuyer, Norbert, bailiff. 
 L'Ecuyer, Wm., beef and pork packer. 
 
 Lefebvre, Luc, councillor. 
 
 Martin, Barthelemi, blacksmith. 
 
 Martin, Pierre, general mercbaot. 
 
 Martin, Simon, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 McGarvey, John, photographic artist. 
 
 Monette, David, J. P. and mayor. 
 
 Pinsonnault, Franyois, councillor. 
 
 Pi-oulx, Rev. Antoine, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Raciot, Charles, blacksmith. 
 
 Robert, Norbert, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Robert, Simoon, carpenter, builder, carriage and 
 
 waggon maker. 
 ROY, EMILIEN, postmaster and general merchant. 
 St. Michel, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 Tremblay, Gr^goire, boot and shoemaker. 
 
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 SE. PIE, C. E. — A village situated on the river fam.iska, in the seigniories of St. Hyacintbe and 
 Dubartzch, and county of Bagot. It contains a good common school, and does a large business in 
 lime, flour and lumber. Distant from St. Liboire, the chef lieu, 11 miles; St. Damase, 6 miles ; 
 Montreal, 45 miles ; and from Quebec, 180 miles. Daily mail. Population about 600. 
 
 Anger, Christopher, blacksmith. 
 
 Anger, P. L. G., general merchant. 
 
 Beaudry, Olivier, tanner and currier. 
 
 Benoit, Charles, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Bernier, P. Hilaire, physician. 
 
 Bernier, M lie. Philom6ne, milliner and dress maker. 
 
 B^langer, Louis, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Blais, Narcisse, J. P. 
 
 Bonrbonni^re, Damase, school teacher. 
 
 Cabana, Toussaint, saddle and harness maker, 
 
 Crevier, Rev, Joseph, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Cusson, Job, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Daigneau, Godefroy, beef and pork packer and 
 
 hotel proprietor. 
 Desohamps, Hilaire, baker and confeotioner. 
 Dinonville, Sabin, carpenter and joiner, 
 Dorval, Elise, school teacher. 
 Prolet, Pierre, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Drolet, Theodore, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Duchesne, Fran9ois Xavier, shoemaker. 
 
 DucloB, Antoine, J, P, 
 
 Dusseau, Damase, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 E.state of Dominique, Mondelet, (flouring and wool- 
 len mills), Maurice Laframboise, M, P. P,, agent. 
 
 Fecteau, Nazaire, tanner and currier. 
 
 Foisy, Antoine, general merchant. 
 
 GAUTHIER DIT L.\NDREVILLE, A., postmaster 
 and notary public. 
 
 Gauthier, Joseph, tailor. 
 
 Gendreau, Godfroid, blacksmith. 
 
 Gendreau, Jean Baptiste, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Girard, Barth6lemi, J. P. 
 
 Gobeillo, Jeremie, baker and confeotioner. 
 
 Gotoharles, John, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 H6bert, F. X., tailor. 
 
 Hubert, Joseph, tailor. 
 
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 Jodoin, Joseph, school tencher. 
 Lafrntnboise, Maurice, M P. P., agent for the ettato 
 of DomiDique Mondvlet, flouring and woollen mills. 
 Lnpierre, Meunier, physician and notary public. 
 Mvnard, Fi'tliz, maxon. 
 M^narJ, Pierre, saddle and harness maker. 
 Mt^ltras, Jean Ute., carpenter and joiner. 
 Meunier, M., notary public. 
 Miville, EuH^be, bUck^inith. 
 Morin, Qabriel, flour mill proprietor. 
 Morin, Olivier, flour mill proprietor. 
 Normandin, Michel, carriuge and waggon maker. 
 Plainondon, F. F., general merchant. 
 
 Plante, M'me Etienne, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Quinn, Uct. Joseph, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Quintal, Joseph, mason. 
 
 RtiuTille, J., notary public. 
 
 Koy, Amed^e, general merchant. 
 
 Hoy, P. Kuclide, J. P. and general merchant. 
 
 Stimpson, Omone, J. P. and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 St. Pierre, Charles, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Tfttreault, Joseph A. U., physician. 
 
 TiUu, M'ile. L., milliner and dressmaker and fancy 
 
 goods. 
 Th^berge, Joseph, J. P. 
 
 ST. PIERRE D'ORLEANS, C. E.— A post Tillage, oituated on the Island of OrleMS, in the 
 Seigniory iind county of Montmorency, opposite the Falls of Montmorency. Distant from Quebec, 
 9 miles. Population of parish 1,022. 
 
 Anbien, L6nn, mayor. 
 
 Blais, Ciipt. Prudent, baker and general merchant. 
 
 Bois.sonnault, Louis, gri^t and flour mill owner. 
 
 Bouff'ard, Edourd, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Cote, Joseph, saw and grist mill owner. 
 
 C6t6, Magloire, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Cr^pin, Thomas, tanner and currier. 
 
 Ferland, M'lle Adelaide, milliner. 
 
 Ferland, Alexis, general mercbaat. 
 
 Ferland, Chrysologue, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Ferland, Roraain, blacksmith. 
 
 FORTIN, FRANgOIS, postmaster and principal of 
 
 the Institute. 
 Fournier, Rarth^lemi, saddle and harness maker. 
 Fournier, Franjois, carpenter and builder. 
 Fournier, Jean, saddle and harness maker, 
 Qagnon, Abraham, tinsmith. 
 Godbout, Pierre, parish councillor. 
 Goulet, Jean, parish councillor. 
 Jacob, Philomeae, school teacher. 
 Lcclero, Francois, general merchant. 
 Leolerc, Pierre, councillor and saw mill owner. 
 
 Morancy, Ignace, blacksmith. 
 Morancy, ThrfSophile, blacksmith. 
 Murin, David, carpenter and builder. 
 Noiil, BarthtJlomi, saw mill owucr. 
 Paquet, Ucuno, saw mill owner. 
 Paquet, Domtille, school teacher. 
 Paquet, Mme. Laurent, milliner. 
 Paradis, Godefroy, builder. 
 Paradis, S6yiire, parish councillor. 
 Piohette, Louis, parish councillor. 
 Plante, Presque, parish councillor. 
 Poulet, Jean Ute., shoemaker. 
 Roberge, Jean, parish councillor. 
 Rousseau, Narcisse, general merchant. 
 Tailleur, Prosper, saw mill owner. 
 Tardif, Rev. Joseph, Roman Catholic. 
 Tessier, Justine, milliner. 
 Trudel, Louis, hotel keeper. 
 Turcot, Joseph, shoemaker. 
 Turcot, Pierre, shoemaker. 
 Vaitlancourt, Jean, waggon maker. 
 
 ST. PIERRE LES BECQUETS, C. E.— A village situated on the south shore of the River St. 
 Lawrence, in the seigniory of Levrard and county of Nicolet. Distant from Three Rivera, 24 miles ; 
 and from Quebec, 66 miles. Population about 4U0. 
 
 B*iley, Rev. Joseph, Roman Catholic. . 
 
 Bedard, Felix, notary public. 
 
 Challier, P. N., J. P. 
 
 Coulcombe, Ambroige, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Coulcorabe, Eusi^be, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Demers, Wilrod, lumber merchant. 
 
 Dion, Chas., blacksmith. 
 
 Dussault, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Girouard, Madame, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Qodin, Elie, general merchant. 
 
 Gravel, Louis, physician. 
 
 Leclerc, Rev. Alexis, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Leduc, Th6ophile, baker. 
 
 Malhiot, N., J. P. 
 
 Miirchildon, Joseph, jnn., baker. 
 
 Matt^, Luc, sen., builder. 
 
 Matt<^, Luc, jun., cabinet maker and furniture dealer. 
 
 Methot, A. P., J. P. and notary public. 
 
 Morgeon, E. C. 0., physician. 
 
 Pich^, Mile., bonnet maker. 
 
 St. Pierre, Joseph, baker and livery stable keeper. 
 
 Taylor, William, tanner. 
 
 Tousignant, Ovide, general merchant. 
 
 ST. PLACIDE, C. E, — A post village in the seigniory and county of Two Mountains, situated on the 
 Ottawa river, and promising to be a place oif some importance. It is the centre post of the back 
 parishes, and the vicinity has been found to contain some valuable mineral deposits. Distant from 
 St. Scholastique, the county town, 12 miles ; Montreal, 42 miles, and from Ottawa city, 60 miles. 
 Population of seigniory about 1600. 
 
 Bertrand, Hyaeinthe, produce and commission mer- 
 chant. 
 
 Chinier, Louis, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Corbugh, Edward, school teacher and house and sign 
 painter. 
 
 Decori, Joseph, saddle and harness maker. 
 D sm'irais. Rev. Mr., Roman Catholic. 
 Fronche, Jer^mie, saddle and harness maker. 
 Gilboutt, L., fonnder and machinist. 
 Gongion, Octave, boot and shoemaker and bailiff. 
 
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 JOUBEBT. MISS EUGENIA, postmistress and gen- 
 eral Btorckeoper. 
 
 Landrie, Shtuii, batcher. 
 
 Leduc, U.. fiinnur. 
 
 Limoges, 06d(''on, manon. 
 
 Martin, P. .Si .J., proiluce aud commissipa merchants 
 and hotel propiictora. 
 
 Minurd, Louis, bliickflmith. 
 
 Mongron, Muurice, fiirmcr. 
 
 Pominvilln, U., cooper. 
 
 Poraird, F61ix, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Renaud, Amahle, notary pablii- 
 Hoby, B., carriage and witggim laker. 
 Roby, Josoph, tanner and currier. 
 Roby, P., farmer. 
 Rochon, .1. Ute., plasterer. 
 Routhin, F^lix, J. P., blacksmith. 
 Rouleau, .1. Hio., carpenter and furniture dealer. 
 Turpin, Caniile, general merchant. 
 Vnlliquette, S., baker and ccnfectioner. 
 Watts, James, J. P., general merchant, flour and 
 saw mill proprietor. 
 
 ST. POLYCARPE, C. E.— A village, situated on the River Dcliale, in the Seigniory of Ncvr Lon- 
 geuil, couuty of tjouhitigeM and di.strict of Montreal. Distant from Cotcau Landing, 7 miles ; from a 
 station on the Grand Trunk Railway, ti miles ; aud from Montreal, 39 miles. Daily mail. Population 
 about 450. 
 
 Bennett, Joseph, general merchant. 
 Bereaux, Frnucc, bbickpniith and councillor. 
 Bertrand, Qaspard, blacksmith. 
 Binchon, Alphonso, grocer, 
 Bissounette, .Miss Zoii, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Boudreau, Ed uiird Z., phy.iician and Hurgeon. 
 Cbartrand, J. lite , school commissioner. 
 Chollotte, Autoine, J. P. and cummii-siouer of small 
 
 causes. 
 ChoUelte, Rev. P., Roman Catholic. 
 Creighton, John, councillor. 
 Cretes, Miss, bonnet maker. 
 Daoust, J. Bte., lumber merchant. 
 Daoust, Mrs. M., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Debeaugeau, Hon. 0. R. S., flour, grist and saw 
 
 mill proprietor. 
 Delagos, Joachim, builder and baker. 
 Denis, J. Bte., hotel proprietor, saddle and harness 
 
 maker. 
 Deveaux, Joseph, hotel proprietor and general mer- 
 
 bhant. 
 Deveaux, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Deveaux, Onesime, shoemaker. 
 Duckett, R., J. P. 
 
 Duokett, M'me., W., general dealer. 
 Dackett, Wm. A., physician and surgeon 
 Dufour, Victor, baker. 
 Dumesnil, Edouard, advocate. 
 Dumesnil, 0. II., registrar. 
 Fairaut, Antoine, n.ayor and brick maker. 
 Forgette, L. A., notary public. 
 Fournier, Ambroise, cabinet maker. 
 Fournier. Augustin, builder. 
 Qiroux, Pierre, commissioner of small causes and 
 
 blacksmith. 
 
 Grinscl, John, bailiff. 
 
 Guindon, .Michel, clerk of commissioners' court and 
 necretary and treasurer of council. 
 
 .Tasmiu, Fraii(;oi8, school commirtsionor. 
 
 Laloude, Uaptiste, president school corporation. 
 
 Lalonde, Henry, shoemaker. 
 
 Lalonde, Miss Rose, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Langevin, Dominique, commissioner of small causes. 
 
 Lanierre, Louis, commissioner of small causes. 
 
 Lanthier' G. P., general merchant. 
 
 Laprise, Antoine, bailiff. 
 
 Lavergne, Joseph S., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Leniirux, Augustin, builder and cabinet maker. 
 
 Manseau, Evariste, shoemaker. 
 
 Mansuau, Isidore, secretary and treasurer of school 
 commissioners. 
 
 Martin, Antoine, photographic artist and painter. 
 
 McDonalil, Ronald, shoemaker. 
 
 Mclutosh, Archibald, commissioner of small causes. 
 
 McNaughton, P., councillor. 
 
 Merleau, Etienne, bailiff. 
 
 Monnette, Moise, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Peltier, F., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Pigeon, J. F. R., J. P. and school commissioner. 
 
 Prevost, J. lite. Jules, J. P. and M. P. P. 
 
 Prevost, Mrs. J., general dealer. 
 
 Reanger, F. 0., notary public. 
 
 Sauvoy, A., shoemaker. 
 
 Sauvey, Alexis, bailiff. 
 
 Sauvey, Joseph, school commissioner. 
 
 Sentenne, 11. T , clerk of commissioners court. 
 
 TAYLOR, JOHN, J. P., postmaster, general mer- 
 chant and commissioner of small causes. 
 
 Iheorant, L6on, builder. 
 
 Venctte, Rev. G. G., Roman Catholic. 
 
 ST. RAPHAELS, C. W.— A village, situated 
 gary. Distant from Cornwall, the county town, 
 Populiition about 100. 
 
 Macpherson, Duncan, carpenter and builder, 
 
 Macrae, Duncan, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Macrae, John, blacksmith. 
 
 McDonald, Alexander D., general merchant. 
 
 McDonald, Allan, builder. 
 
 McDonald, Donald, lumber merchant. 
 
 McDonald, Donald, tailor. 
 
 McDonald, Rev. John V. G., Roman Catholic. 
 
 McDonald, Laohlin, general merchant. 
 
 in the township of Charlottenburg and county of Qlen- 
 20 miles ; and from Montreal, 60 miles. Daily mail. 
 
 McDonnell, Alexander, carpenter and builder. 
 McDonnell, Alexander R., banker and broker. 
 McDonnell, ALLAN, postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 McDonnell, Duncan, J. P. 
 McDonnell, John A., J. P. 
 McDougald, James, carriage and waggon maker. 
 McDongald, John R., boot and shoemaker. 
 Williamson, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
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 ST, RAYMOND, C. E. — A thriving post village situated in the parish of the same name, seigniory 
 of Bourg Louis and county of Portneuf. Distant from Quebec, 39 miles. Population of the parish, 
 by last census, 2902. 
 
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 Alain, Rd., blackimith. 
 
 Alain, .loupph, carpenter. 
 
 Atkinson, Henry, lumber merchant. 
 
 Bt^dard, Kct. P. J., Romnn Cathclio. 
 
 B6Jard, PreHqno, blacksmith. 
 
 BourgettP, Joseph, tanner, 
 
 Campbell. David, chair maker. 
 
 Cantin, MiitliiuR, cirpenter. 
 
 C»yer, Alexia, J. P. 
 
 Chauttrent, John, grocer. 
 
 D<Sry, Ignace, P., J. P., crown land agent. 
 
 Desrochers, Joseph, brickmfiker. 
 
 Dubuc, C. A., general merchant. 
 
 Gigicre, J. lUe., carpenter and cabinet maker. 
 
 Qingras, llcnry, shoemaker. 
 
 Girard, Pierre, saw mill owner. 
 
 Henderson, Wm., cabinet mnker. 
 
 J alien, Olivier, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Langcvin, Joseph, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Leclaire, Fran(;oi8, tanner. 
 
 Letarti*. Ferdinand, caiponter and cabinet maker. 
 
 Marcotte, Leandre, paw mill owner. 
 
 Martelle, Job , chair maker. 
 
 Moisen, Charles, carpenter. 
 
 Money, Daniel, brickmakor. 
 
 Pag6, Elise, carriage and wagKon maker. 
 
 Panet, E. A., J. P., Raw mill uwnvr and land agent. 
 
 Paquct, Joseph, blackfmith. 
 
 Pepin, Francois, blacksmith. 
 
 PLAMOSDON, EDOUAKD, postmaster, baker and 
 
 confectioner. 
 Plamondon, Isidore, shoemaker. 
 Plamondon, Jamc.s, baker and confectioner. 
 Plamondon, Joachim, general merchant. 
 Plamondon, Joseph, shoemaker. 
 Price, George, tailor. 
 
 Proctor, M'me. John, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Roberts, Rev. M. 
 
 Robitaille, Komuald, tin and coppersmith. 
 Rochette, M'me. L., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Rochon, Andr(!s blacksmith. 
 Savary, Ferdinand, general merchant. 
 Savary, Mrs. F., bonnet maker. 
 Savnry, L/ion, catriago and waggon maker. 
 Sclwin, Paul, carpenter. 
 .Sissons, Wm., dentist. 
 Sylvien, Jean, shoemaker. 
 Tessier, George, lumber merchant. 
 Trudelle, C, physician and surgeon. 
 
 ST. B.!EMI, C. E. — A post village in the seigniory of La Salle, county of Napicrville, district of Iber- 
 ville, and a station on the Montreal and Champlain Railway. Distant from St. Johns, the c ho f lieu of 
 the district, 27 miles ; Montreal, 24 miles ; and from Quebec, 204 miles. Population about 460. 
 
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 Barbeau, Frangois, councillor, flour and feed dealer. 
 
 Bariteau, Elie, carpenter and builder. 
 
 BfiDAUD, CilAKLES, postmaster, secretary and 
 treasurer of village, secretary and treasurer of 
 school cummisaioners, and notary public. 
 
 Bedard, Francois, jun., mayor of municipalit/. 
 
 Bell, George, plasterer and bricklayer. 
 
 Bellemore, Dosire, blacksmith. 
 
 Berthiaume, Pierre, grocer. 
 
 Bisson, Miss Solime, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Bizaillon, A., patent churn and wheelbarrow maker. 
 
 Blais, Francois X., tin and copper smith. 
 
 Blais, Wm., hotel keeper. 
 
 Blain, Olivier, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Blain, Wm., hotel keeper. 
 
 Boucher, Celestin, tanner. ' ■ 
 
 Boucher, Cesaire, tanner. 
 
 Bouneau, Francois X., J. P., flour and feed dealer. 
 
 Boyer, Joseph, school commissioner. 
 
 Brisson, Jean Baptiste, shoemaker. 
 
 Brisson, Mcdard, councillor. 
 
 Brousseau, Modard, school commiasioner. 
 
 Bereau, Hon. J. 0., notary public. 
 
 Chfttel, Narcisse, blacksmith. 
 
 David, Narcisse, blacksmith. 
 
 Delude, Charles, councillor and baker. 
 
 Dugas, Adolphe, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Dugas, Aimo, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Dunn, William, J. P. 
 
 Duncan, Mrs. Jane, general storekeeper. 
 
 Dupuis, Mrs. Jcrcmie, weaver. , 
 
 Gagnier, Cyprien, cooper. 
 
 Gagnier, Miss Felicit6, weaver. 
 
 Gagnier, Francois Xavier, councillor. 
 
 Gagnier, Olivier, councillor. 
 
 Gagnier, Soraphin, wheel wright. 
 
 Qarand, Miss Mathilde, milliner and dress maker. 
 
 Garand, R6mi, municipal councillor. 
 
 Gaulhier, Edouard, blacksmith. 
 
 Oauthier, Franjoif, mason. 
 
 Gervais, Narcisse, turner. 
 
 Qibean, Eus^be, hotel keeper. 
 
 Ooyer, Antoine, municipal secretary & notary public. 
 
 Harrel Olivier, school commissioner. 
 
 Hubert, Laurent, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Hubert, Etnanuel, cabinet maker. 
 
 Jackson, Charles, wheel wright. 
 
 Lachapellc, Leon, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Laforoe, Solime, shoemaker. 
 
 Laporte, Charles, school commissioner. 
 
 Latour, Charles Huguet, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Laroche, Henry, baker. 
 
 Lefort, Bartholemi, municipal councillor. 
 
 Lemieux, Edouard, shoemaker. 
 
 Lemieux, Francois X, wheel wright. 
 
 Letournean, Edmond, shoemaker. 
 
 Marotte, Charles, municipal councillor. 
 
 Martin, Joseph Hugues, mayor. 
 
 Maxime, Bros., blacksmiths. 
 
 McGill, George, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 McQill, Hugh, flour and grist mill (wind) proprietor 
 
 and general merchant. 
 Meagher, Peter, J. P. 
 Moreau, Laurent Augusto, ngont of the seignior? of 
 
 La Salle. ' 
 
 Par6, Eli, J. P. 
 
 Patenaude, Pierre, saddle and harness maker. 
 Picotte, Narcisse, bailiff. 
 
 Pinsonneault, Etienne, carpenter and builder. ■ . 
 Poirier, Jean Baptistc, tanner. *• 
 
 Raymond, Ambroise, jeweler and watchmaker. 
 Raymond, Joseph, hotel keeper. 
 Renaud, Joseph Arthur, grocer. 
 Richardson, James, councillor & general merchant. 
 Rousseau, Etienne, municipal councillor and school 
 
 commissioner. 
 Rousseau, Eugene, hotel keeper. 
 Roy, Edmond, spinning wheel maker, 
 fautoire, Amable, bailiff. 
 Sicotte, Mrs. Pranyois, tailor. 
 St. Ange, Damase, hotel keeper. 
 Struthers, Charles, municipal councillor. 
 Troie, Joseph, municipal councillor. 
 Vieau, Raphael, juo., blacksmith. 
 
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 ST. BOCH DE RICHELIEU, C. E.— A post village, litunted on the north ihore of the river 
 Richelieu au (!hainbly, in tbe purisb of St. Ours and coimty of Kiobelieu. Distant from Montreal, 
 89 miles; and from Sorel, 12 miles. Population of parish, 1,110. 
 
 Audette dit Lapointo, Frani,-oi8, boot and shoemaker. 
 IStfrtbetume, F. X., flour ^mA gristmill proprietor, 
 lierthttaume, Romuald, tvlacksmitb. 
 Boileau, Francois, founder, and agricultural imple- 
 ment manufaoturer. 
 Boilciiu. Paul, .J. P. 
 
 BOUNIER, AUOLI'KR. deputy postmaster. 
 Cbapdelaioe, Michel. J I*. 
 Chiirpentier, Louih, ti' rksmith. 
 DebloiH, OliTier, bakei ind coofectioner. 
 Dorion, Adolphe, secretary of county. 
 Duhamel, Joseph, tailor. 
 DuhatDcl, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 Dupr6, M , carriage and waggon maker. 
 Qervais, Olivier, municipal councillor. 
 Girard, Pierre, general merchant. 
 
 Qiard, Victor, school teacher. 
 
 Oodard, Michel, mayor. 
 
 Hardy, J. B., general merchant. 
 
 Ifiirdy, RcT. N., Roman Catholic. 
 
 KEMNEUR, P., J. P., postmaster, secretary and 
 
 treasurer of Hchool commissioners. 
 LnUamme, P., flour and feed dealer. 
 Lapierre, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 LariTii>re, Jean, baker ami cnnfeotioner. 
 Mellier, M'lle M.trceline, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Mioheinn, P., school teacher. 
 Paquette, J. B , general merchant. 
 Kui, Angel ique, general merchant. 
 St. Onge, F. X., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Turcotte, Chas., municipal secretary and treasurer. 
 
 ST. BOMAINE, C. E. — A new post village, situated in the township of Win!ilow and county of 
 Cumpton. Distant from Cooksbire, the county town, 40 miles ; from Quebec, 70 miles ; and froa 
 Montreal, IGO miles. * 
 
 B^LANQER, EDOUARD, postmaster, dentist, flour, 
 
 grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 Bouchard, Rev. A., Roman Catholic. 
 Brucbe, David, boot and shoemaker. 
 Cottelyen, Louis, cooper. 
 Furnell, Wm., crown land agent. 
 
 Qagneau, Pierre, J. P., flour, grist & saw mill prop. 
 
 Laflcur, Joseph, blacksmith and carriage maker. 
 
 Merceau, Joseph, mayor. 
 
 Pitcheon, Pierre, woollen mill proprietor. 
 
 Rousseau, Hebert, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Roy, Agnes, school teacher. 
 
 STE. ROSALIE, C. E.— A post village, situated in the rear of St Hyaointhe, in the Seigniory o 
 Dessaulles and county of Bagot. It has a good local trade, besides an extensive lumber business. 
 Distant from St. Hyaointhe, A\ miles ; from St. Liboire, the oounty town, 10 miles ; and from Mon- 
 treal, 45 miles. Population about 200. r 
 
 Beauregard, Andr6, general merchant. 
 
 B^langer, Charles, blacksmith. 
 
 Bilodeau, E., J. P. 
 
 Blanchard, Ed., tanner, hide and leather dealer. 
 
 Cabana, Antoine, J. P. and village mayor. 
 
 Chausti^, Joseph, grocer. 
 
 C6te, Etienne, blacksmith. 
 
 Dessaulles, 0. C, flour mill proprietor. 
 
 Qcndron, H., J. P. 
 
 OCNDRON, P. S., postmaster, county and viUaga 
 
 secretary and trea.surer, notary public. 
 Oendron, Wm., carpenter and joiner. 
 Grenier, Joseph, carpenter and joiner. 
 Grenier, L. J., carpenter and joiner. 
 Houle, Paul, boot and shoemaker. 
 Marchesseau, Rev. G., Roman Catholic. 
 Ouimet, Benjamin, county warden. 
 
 ST. ROSE, C. E. — A flourishing post village situated on the south shore of the river Ottawa, on Isle 
 Jesus, in the parish of the same name, county of Laval and district of Montreal. It has a good loeal 
 trade, and is noted for its carriage manufactories. Distant from Terrebonne, 10 miles, and from Mon- 
 treal, 17 miles. Population of the parish and village, by last census, 2849. 
 
 Bastien, Magloire, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Belair, Adolphe, J. P. 
 
 Bolair, L6on, J. P. 
 
 Belair, Pierre, general merchant. 
 
 Brunet, Antoine, builder. 
 
 Brunet, Rev. N., Roman Catholio. 
 
 Cloutier, .Aim^, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Cloutier, F6iix, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Courval, Joseph, iiuilder. 
 
 Filiatrault, Paul, tanb<>r. 
 
 Filiatrault, H^g^sippe, blacksmith. 
 
 FILIATRAULT, J. BT.^i:., postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Dagenais, Maxime, boot aid shoemaker. 
 Oalarneau, Joseph, baker. 
 Orenier, B. A., notary publio. 
 
 Gauthier, Isaiie, general merchant. 
 
 Labelle, M^dard, general merchant. 
 
 Leclair, Qrugoire, carriage and waggon maker. . 
 
 Leclair, Humbert, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Leclair, Pierre, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Lemay, J. Btc., hotel keeper. 
 
 L<^onard, F. X., notary pnblic. 
 
 Mantcht, Nicholas, notary publio. 
 
 Marson, Joseph, grocer. 
 
 Matha, Hyacinthe, hotel keeper. 
 
 Maxurette, Dbalde, clothier and tailor. 
 
 McMahoc, S. F., J. P., mayor, physician and Bor- 
 
 geon. 
 Meunier, Nazaire, boot and shoemaker. 
 Miron, Xavier, builder. 
 Nadon, Paul, blacksmith. 
 
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 Nantelle, O^deon, blAcksmitb. 
 Nantelle, R^gia, tanner. 
 Paquet, Cyrille, pener»l merchant. 
 Renaud, Pierre, blacksmith. 
 
 Ronpin, Agapit, blacksmith. 
 
 Seers, L. M., J. P. 
 
 Toly, Jean Baptiste, hotel keeper. 
 
 ST. SAUVEUR, C. E. — A thriving post village, sitnatod on the North Riyer, in the parish of St. 
 Siiuveri)', county of Terrebonne, and district of Montreal. It was first settled about the year 1843, and 
 is increasing steadily. Distant from St. Jurome, the county seat, 12 miles ; and from Montreal, 45 
 miles, Populatiou of the pariiih, about 2,000. 
 
 Aulsi, Lonia, tanner and currier. 
 
 Rigras, Jean Baptists, parish mayor. 
 
 BisBon, Francois, cooper. 
 
 Caise, Rev. Medeore, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Cloutier, Basil blacksmith. 
 
 Cyr, M'lle., school teacher. 
 
 Desjnrdins, Ovidc, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Qauvreau, Fran9oiB, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Globenski, Edouard, notary public. 
 
 Labclle, Antoine, tanner and currier. 
 
 Labello, F61ice, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Lachaine, Dr. Joseph, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Landri, Jean Baptiste, cooper. 
 
 Loranger, L. L. J , general merchant. 
 
 Rocbon, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 SCOTT, WM. H,, postmaster and general merchant. 
 
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 SCHOLASTIQUE, C. E.— A village, pleasantly situated on Belle River, in the seigniory and 
 couQty of Two Moiintiiiiis, and district of Montreal. It is the chef lieu of the county, the circuit court 
 is held here, and the registry office is in the village. It possesses several large manufactories, such as 
 woollen, flour and saw mills, tanneries, &c., and does a good general business. Besides, it contains a 
 convent and several good branches of education. Distant from Montreal, 33 miles ; from St. Beuoit. 
 8 miles; and from St. J^rotne, 14 miles. Mail bi-weekly in winter aud daily in summer. Population 
 of village aud convent 706, by last census. 
 
 Aubry, Abraham, tanner, hide and leather dealer. 
 Aubry, Ferdinand, liker and confectioner. 
 Aubry, Qregoire, cabinet maker, carpenter and 
 
 builder. 
 Aubry, Michel, carpenter and joiner. 
 Aubry, Stanislas, hotel proprietor. 
 Barr, John, physician. 
 Beautue, Eustache, boot and shoe maker. 
 Boaune, Hilaire, tanner, hide and leather dealer. 
 Beaune, Jean Baptiste, parish councillor. 
 Beaune, Tli6odore, cabinet maker. 
 Benoit, Frungois, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 Benoit, Oliver, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 Berthelot, Julius R., insurance agent, prothonotary, 
 
 and clerk of circuit court. 
 Bisoleau, Isidore, banker and broker. 
 Boisseau, Ant:ine, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 Boisseau, Pierre, lumber merchant, parish council- 
 lor and school commissioner. 
 Bonin, Rev. F. X., Roman Catholic. 
 Bonin, Joseph, village secretary and treasurer, and 
 
 notary public. 
 Bouohia, T., chair maker. 
 
 Brazcau, F. X., general merchant. 
 
 Brifere, F61ix, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Brisset, Rev. Joseph, Roman Citholic. 
 
 Brunet, Alizis, broom manufacturer. 
 
 Carriure, E., tanner, hide and leather dealer. 
 
 Carriers, Joseph, parish councillor. 
 
 Carri&re, Olive, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Champagne, Alexis, livery stable proprietor. 
 
 Cbarlebois, Eustnche, livery stable proprietor. 
 
 Charron, M'me. J^remie, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Chartrand, Hilaire, bliickamitb. 
 
 Choquette, Nur^, beef and pork packer. 
 
 Clement, Antoine, blacksmith. 
 
 Clouthier, Joseph, chair maker and school commis- 
 sioner. 
 
 Oijrbeitle, Fran9oi8, bnker and confectioner. 
 
 C()t^, Ludger, photographer. 
 
 Cyr, Paschal, parish councillor. 
 
 Digenais, Joseph, carpenter and joiner, carriage and 
 waggon maker. 
 
 Dagenaia, Wm., carpenter and joiner. 
 Dagenais, Moise, saddle, harness, boot and shoe- 
 maker. 
 Delorme, Edouard L., bailiff and constable. 
 Derouire, 8., general merchant. 
 Desjardin^, Edouard, deputy sheriff and bailiff'. 
 Dcxjardins, Mathias, tanner, hide and leather dealer. 
 Deavoyeace, Hilaire, cooper. 
 Duchesneau, J. A., M.D., village mayor. 
 Dupras, Dosith6, J. P., banker and collecting 
 
 agent. 
 Emery, J. Bte. L., cooper. 
 Falardeau, Joaeph, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Filion, J. H , advocate. 
 FORTIER, ANTOINE, postmaster, notary public, 
 
 secretary and treasurer of county and parish. 
 Fortier, Joseph, hotel proprietor. 
 Fortier, Leonard, jun., parish councillor. 
 Oaudreau, Scholastique, bonnet maker and milliner. 
 Qauthier, Antoine, boot and shoemaker. 
 Qauvreau, Franyois, school teacher. 
 Gratton, Joseph, parish councillor. 
 Gravel, M'me, milliner and dressmaker. ''' 
 
 Hamelin, Isidore, school commissioner. 
 
 Lobelle, Jean Bte., hotel proprietor. ' !« 
 
 Lacombe, Simon, village councillor. 
 
 Ladouceau, Isaac, general merchant and hotel pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 Lafleur, F^tliz, village councillor and blacksmith. 
 
 Lafond, Joseph, school commissioner. 
 
 Lamoureuz, Joseph, cabinet maker, carpenter and 
 joiner. 
 
 Lamoihe, James, hotel proprietor, 
 
 Landry, Antoine, beef and pork packer. 
 
 Langloia, Joseph, village councillor and general 
 merchant. 
 
 Laporte, Michel, bailiff. 
 
 Laurrin, Jean Bte., stove and tinwara. 
 
 Laubtier, Olivier, steam fitter and plumber. 
 
 Lauzon, Antoine, dyer and scourer, and lumber mer- 
 chant. 
 
 Lavigne, Jean Bte., school commissioner. 
 
 Leduo, C. L., village oouncillor. 
 
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 Legault, Joachim, beef and pork-packer, and livery 
 stable proprietor. 
 
 LePage, B. L., notary public, deputy protbonotary 
 and deputy clerk of circuit court. 
 
 Leroux, F. X., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Major, Edouard, collecting agent. 
 
 Mariel, Charles, bank office and advocate. 
 
 Marion, J. J .1., physician. 
 
 Mathieu, F. X., advocate. 
 
 Mathieu, Neil, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 McKay, Lieut. Col. Augustus, clerk of commissioners 
 court and notary public. 
 
 Morneau, Elit^, school teacher. 
 
 Murphy, James, sewing machine agent and gun- 
 smith. 
 
 Neveus, Joachim, blacksmith. 
 
 Oilier, S , patent right agent. 
 
 Perrin, Pierre, village councillor and general^mer- 
 chant. 
 
 Pr6vost, W., advocate. 
 
 Queen, Eugiuo, bailiff. 
 
 Queen, Wm., crown land agent for the township of 
 Bradford and jailor. 
 
 Raby, Alphonse, deputy sheriff. 
 Raby, Germain, sheriff. 
 Raymond, Maxime, gun and blacksmith. 
 Robert, John W., saddle and harness maker. 
 Robertson, Chas. & Co., general merchants. 
 Robillard, Alexis, sen., boot nnd shoemaker. 
 Robillard, Alexis, juu., boot and shoemaker. 
 Rodriguc, Joseph, patent right and insurance agent 
 
 and hotel proprietor. 
 Rodrigue, Louis, seu., judge of commissioners' court. 
 Rollin, Jean Bte., tailor and clothier and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Sauv<;, J6remie, school teacher. 
 Soedel, Alfred, agricultural implement maker. 
 Tasse, Damase, blacksmith. 
 Trudeau, F. X., brickmaker. 
 Trudel, Alfred, black^*lllith. 
 
 Valois, Narcisse, tanner, hide and leather dealer. 
 Valois, Pierre, village councillor, flour and saw mill 
 
 proprietor, general merchant, and dyer & scourer. 
 Valois & Leduc, general merchants. 
 Vendutte, Alex., general merchant. 
 Vermet, Hubert, J. P., mayor of the parish. 
 
 ST. SEVERE, C. B. — A small post village situated in the parish of St. Anne d'Yamachiche, in the 
 county of St. Maurice. Distant from Yamachiche, 6 miles ; and from Three Rivers, 22 mies ; Popu- 
 lation of parish, about 1200. 
 
 Boisvert, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 Oelinas, Edward, boot and shoemaker. 
 Qrenier, Adolph, blacksmith. 
 Grenier, 0. boot and shoemaker. 
 Htirouse, Pierre, general merchant. 
 H^roux, Calixte, J. P. 
 Laceito, Peter, .J. P. 
 
 Lamai, Louis, J, P. ■ 
 
 Lemai, Ontizime, tanner. 
 
 LENNY, ADOLPH, postmaster, and principal of 
 
 Model School. 
 Maitro, Honort' L., boot nnd shoemakcv. 
 Samson, Euohariste, blncksraiih. 
 Turgeou, Rev. C. F., Roman Catholic. 
 
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 ST. SIMON DE BIMOUSKI, C. E.— A small post villnge situated in the township of St. Simon, 
 county of Rimouski, on the south shore of the River St. Lawrence. Distance from Quebec, 169 miles. 
 Population of township, 1960. ... 
 
 BtManger, Maiteal, mayor. 
 
 Berub^, Michel, councillor. 
 
 Bernier, Ant, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Bernier, Celestin, councillor. 
 
 Daufou, Magloire, general merchant. 
 
 Desjardin, Magloire, councillor and general merch. 
 
 Devat, D., councillor. 
 
 Faunior, Calixte, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Gagnon, Edouard, councillor. 
 
 Hudon, J. B., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Jean, Jean Marie, cooper. 
 
 Jean, Michel mason and cooper. 
 
 Jean, Pierre, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Larouche, Frs., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Langon, Isaac R., wooll'jn mill proprietor. 
 
 Nadeau, D imase, woollen mill proprietor. 
 
 PELLETIER, AUGUSTIN, postmaster. 
 
 Roy, Magloire, hotel proprietor. . 
 
 Sondri'!, Andr6, mason. 
 
 Sylvain, Geo., flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 
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 ST. SIMON D'YAMASKA, C. E.— A village situated in the parish of St. Simon, county of Bagot, 
 and district of St. Hyacinthe. Distant from St. Hyacinthe, 9 miles, and from Montreal, 60 miles. 
 Daily mail. Population of parish about 8000. 
 
 Amiot, Joseph, notary public. 
 
 Barron, Joseph, cabinet, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Bazilli(^ro, Louis, cabinet maker and furniture d-ialer. 
 
 Beauchamps, Alexandria, general merchant. 
 
 Beauchamps, Roch, baker. 
 
 Beauregard, Frant^ois, blacksmith. 
 
 Beauregard, Paschal, tanner and leather doalei. 
 
 Boutillet, Didace, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Bouvier, Aluiia, councillor, carriage and waggon 
 
 maker. 
 Bouvier, Edouard, cabinet maker and furniture 
 
 dealer. 
 BRIEN, ALFRED, postmaster, M. P., and general 
 
 merchant. 
 
 Rrunelle, Pierre, blacksmith. 
 
 Cadieux, F. X., J. P. 
 
 Casaull, Vincent, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Chartier, Mile. Delmeriae, milliner and dress maker. 
 
 Cusson, Narcisse, councillor. 
 
 Deblois, Joseph, butcher. ^ > 
 
 Delormo, Toussaint, builder. 
 
 Dion, Alfred, butcher. 
 
 Dion, Madame L., millinOT and dress maker. 
 
 Duchusneau, Joseph, carpenter. 
 
 Dupont, Charles & J. lite., saw mill proprietors. 
 
 Dupont, Flavien, councillor. 
 
 Dupru. Joachim, carpenter. 
 
 Gauthier, F('>lix, mayor. 
 
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 Oenest, Eustaobe, carpenter. 
 
 Oirouard, Kev. 11. L., Roman Catholio. 
 
 Goulet, Louis, butoher. 
 
 Ledoux, Levy, jun., councillor. 
 
 Ledoux, Pierre, boot and sbceraaker. 
 
 Lamaitre, Pierre, councillor and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Mabeu, Joseph, carpenter. 
 
 Marin, Louis, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Maurault, L. B., pbysioian. 
 
 Messier, M'Ue Arzelie, milliner and (Iresamaktr, 
 
 Poulin, Pierre, butoher. 
 
 Racine & Morin, blacksmiths. 
 
 Roby, Joseph, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Rouleau, Pierre, tailor. 
 
 Tremblay, Jean Bto., councillor. 
 
 Vandandaigne, Andr^, J. P. 
 
 Vincent, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 STE. SOPHIE D' HAIiIPAX, C. E.— A post village, situated in the township of Halifax North, 
 pitrish of Ste. Sophie d' Halifax and county of Megantic. Distant from Arthabaska, 20 miles ; from 
 Quebec, 60 miles ; and from Montreal, 122 miles. Population of parish about 8,000. 
 
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 Beauchaine, Francois, boot and shoemaker. 
 Beaudctte, J. C, collecting agent. 
 Beaudoin, Achil, butcher. 
 Beaulieu, M., boot and shoemaker. 
 Beaulieu, Joseph, butcher. 
 Binlet, J. Ute., inason. 
 Brunet, R. M., saw mill proprietor. 
 Cariveau, N., photographic artist. 
 Doucet, Jos., saddle and harness maker. 
 Fredette, Jacques, architect and trunk maker. 
 Fredette, R., carpenter and builder. 
 Germain, Hilaire, blacksmith. 
 Qosselin, Guillaume, flour, grist and saw mill pro- 
 prietor. 
 H6bert, Antoine, J. P. 
 
 Hubert, H., general merchant and collecting agent. 
 H6bert, Noel, J. P. 
 
 HAbert, O , hotel and livery stable proprietor. 
 Hubert, Th6ophile, J. P. 
 Lafleur, W., saddle and harness maker. 
 Laflour, M'me. W., tailor. 
 
 Lecourt, M'lle Lucie, flour and feed dealer. 
 
 Leroay, Henry, flour and feed dealer. , 
 
 Maheu, M'me., hatter and furrier. 
 
 Mahea, Nicholas, hatter and furrier. 
 
 Malbiot, Jos., blacksmith. ^ 
 
 Martineau, \ugustin, flour and feed dealer. 
 
 Maurin, M'lle L,, tailor. 
 
 Noel, Louis, flour and feed dealer. 
 
 Nolin, Pierre, J. P. and dentist. 
 
 OLLIER, D., postmaster, notary public, lumber 
 
 merchant, collecting and express agent. 
 Oilier, Mme. 1)., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Picher & Co., general merchants. 
 Prince, Joseph, tin and coppersmith. 
 Provani^al, Tlidophile, carpenter and cabinet maker. 
 Rivierin St Ht^bert, general merchants. 
 Robitaille, Fran9ois, J. P. 
 Triganne & Beaudette, general merchants. 
 Vigneau, Joseph, saw and woollen mill proprietor. 
 Vignette, Pierre, tanner and currier. 
 
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 ST. SOPHIE DE LACOBNE, C. E.— A new post village, situated on the Jordan river, in the 
 centre of the parish of New Glasgow, and in the seigniory and county of Terrebonne. Distant from 
 St. Jerome, the county town, 5 miles ; and from Montreal, ^30 miles. Population of parish, about 
 2,000. 
 
 CAMPBELL, WILLIAM, postmaster. 
 
 Coderre, Louis, general merchant, flour, grist and 
 
 saw mill proprietor. 
 Griffin, John, mayor. 
 
 Levecque, L., general merchant. 
 
 Mireau, J. G. J., municipal secretary and treasurer 
 
 and general merchant. 
 Paquelte, Rev. A., Roman Catholio. 
 
 ST. STANISLAS DE BATISCAN, C. E.— A post village pleasantly situated on the river Batiscon, 
 in the seigniory of Butiscan, and county of Chaniplain. Distant from Three Rivers, 80 miles ; and 
 from Quebec, 76 miles. Population of parish about 3,000. 
 
 Bollsle, Alexandre, blacksmith. 
 
 Blois, Cyprien, dry goods dealer. 
 
 Bordeleau, H., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Bordeleau, M'me. P., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Despins, Timotbe, blacksmith. 
 
 Duheau, M'me. S., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Dufresno, Arthur, dry goods dealer. 
 
 Germain, Joseph, shoemaker. - 
 
 Qreffir, L , clerk of commissioners court. 
 
 Hamelin, Joseph, cabinet maker. 
 
 Lachevrotit^re, Joseph, commissioner of small causes. 
 
 Lacoursit^re, A. J., notary public. 
 
 LacoursiAre, Joseph, dry aoods dealer. 
 
 Lafontaine, Dolphuso, brickrnaker. 
 
 Lofontaine, Pierre, cabinet maker and liquor dealer, 
 
 Lafontaine, Thiburie, cabinet maker. 
 
 Lambert, Noel, grocer. 
 
 Lasixroy, P. ()., physician. 
 
 Mongrain, Alexis, cabinet maker. 
 
 Marchand, Noel, commissioner of small causes, flour 
 
 and saw mill proprietor. 
 Mongrain, Desirfi, cabinet maker. 
 Mongrain, Hilaire, blacksmith. 
 MoHsecotte, .i. Bte., shoemaker. 
 Price, Wm. & Sons, lumber merchants and saw mill 
 
 proprietors. 
 Protean, Alexis, tanner, hide and leather dealer. 
 Rinfrot, Eli, J. P., commissioner of small causes and 
 
 generel merchant, notary public. 
 Robergo, F. X., cabinet maker. 
 Roherge, N., cabinet maker. 
 ROY, BASILIDKi, postmaster, commissioner of small 
 
 causes, mayor, general merchant. 
 Siinsquartier, Pierre, flour and grain dealer. 
 Servals, Gilbert, grocer. 
 Tessier, Louis, shoemaker. 
 Tessier, Francois, beef and pork packer, 
 Tr6panier, Naroisse, blacksmith. 
 
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 ST. 8YLVESTBE WEST, C. E. — A village Bituwtod in the seigniory of St. Giles, and county of 
 Lotbinitire. Distant from St. Croix, the county town, aboui 20 rii'os ; from Leeds, 8 miles, and from 
 Quebec, 40 miles. Population of parish 3,980 per last census. 
 
 Bain, Miss, school teacher. 
 
 Byrnes, Robert, notary. 
 
 Cote, Mr., mayor. 
 
 Cooper, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Cooper, Siirauel, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Cordock, John, councillor. 
 
 Cunningham, Mr., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Edward.i, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Fairfield, Alexander, general merchant. 
 
 Flawes, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Freil, Neal, general merchant and hotel proprietor. 
 
 Heney, Peter, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Keenan, Misses, milliners and dress makers. 
 
 King, Dr., physician and druggist. 
 
 King, Rev, Wm., Church of England. 
 
 Lipsey, Mrs. .lames, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Loughrey, Owen, general merchant. 
 
 MACHELL, JOHN, J. P., postmaster and councillor. 
 
 McCaffrey, Charles, J. P. 
 
 McCREA, GEORGE, assistant postmaster. 
 
 McGearey, Mr., aarpenter and builder, cabinet 
 
 maker and painter. 
 MoUary, James, J. P. 
 
 Monahan, Mr., councillor. 
 
 Moatgoroci-y, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Neal, Wm., flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Neilson, Mr., blacksmith. 
 
 Norton, Wm., councillor. 
 
 Nutbrown, John, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Nutbrown, Wm., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Ogle, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Orr, Robert, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Planche, John, general merchant. 
 
 Potts & Son, saddle and harness makers. 
 
 Rainkin, Mr, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Ross, A., flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Scott, Rev. Wm., Presbyterian. 
 
 Sheridan, Patrick, tailor. 
 
 Sutherland, Miss, school teacher. 
 
 Ferrier, A., councillor. 
 
 Ferrier, Francois, tanner and carrier. 
 
 Thompson, Miss, school teacher. 
 
 Walker, Thomas, J. P. and general merchant. 
 
 Wilson, Joseph, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Wilson, Wm., tailor, 
 
 Woodside, Mr., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 STE. THEBESE DE BLAINVILLE, C. E.— A village, situated on the River Au Chien, in the 
 Seigniory of Blainville and county of Terrebonne. The village wa.s first founded in 1780, by the Rev. 
 C. Duoharme, Roman Catholic Priest, and has a considerable flouring and distillery business, and a 
 good market. Distant from Scholastique, the county town, 12 miles ; from Montreal. 18 miles; from 
 Quebec, 200 miles; and from Toronto, 350 miles. Mail tri-weekly. Population of village, 1,100; 
 , and of the parish, 2,000. 
 
 Addy, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Allen, Rev. A., Presbyterian. 
 
 Archambault, Cyril, grocer. 
 
 Archambault, J. lUe , carpenter and builder, 
 
 Aubry, Rev. Joseph, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Beauchamp, A., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 lieauohamp, Louis, tanner and currie'. 
 
 Beleque, Franfois, saddle and harnerj maker. 
 
 Boismenu, Felix, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Brunnett, Gilbert, bailiff. 
 
 Chapleau, M'me Pierre, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Charlebois, Rev. L., Roman Catholio. 
 
 Clontier, A., blacksmith. 
 
 Cloutier, Joan, saw '.nill proprietor. 
 
 College of Agriculture. 
 
 Constant, David, blacksmith. 
 
 Constant, Joseph, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Couture, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Dnjenais, J. Uto., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Dajenais, Rev. L., Roman Catholio. 
 
 Desjardins, Joseph, mason. 
 
 Desjardins, Pierre, J. P. 
 
 Desjardins, Thomas, mason. 
 
 Donais, .Joseph, tanner and currier, 
 
 Dubois, Abraham, briokmaker. 
 
 Dubois, Alexander, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Dubois, Francois, saw mill proprietor and farmer. 
 
 Dubois, M'rae L., dry goods dealer. 
 
 Duchambault, Louis, blacksmith. 
 
 Dufaux, dipt. F X , J. P. and general merchant. 
 
 Dumoucholle, L , physician and surgeon. 
 
 Fillion, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Forget, Pierre, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Gennett, Moise, blacksmith. 
 
 Gingras, Magluire, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Godden, Rev. T , Church of England and school 
 
 teacher. 
 Goddett, M. H., physician and surgeon. 
 Gravel, Philip, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Guimont, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 Guimont, Joseph, flour and feed dealer. 
 Hamilton, Wm., farmer. 
 Harbour, J. Bte., flour and feed dealer, baker and 
 
 confectioner. 
 H6bert, David, carpenter and builder. 
 Kingston, Col. Alpheus, saw mill prop, and farmer. 
 Kingston, John, ensign. 
 Kingston, John, farmer. 
 Labelle, Frs., boot and shoemaker. 
 Labonte, Gr^goiro, tanner and currier. 
 Labont^, Octave, blacksmith. 
 Laguerriere, V., J. P., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Lauzon & Prevost, general merchants. 
 Lavictoire, Joseph, house and sign painter. ■ • 
 
 Leclaire, Lambert, J. P., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Leclaire, Moise, notary. 
 Legault, Benjamin, cabinet m'Hkor. 
 ^.imoges, Guillaume, boot and shoemaker. 
 Limoges, Jean, cooper. 
 Lorrain, Z., captain. 
 Mainguy, Rov. P. N., Roman Catholio. 
 Mnjor, Frs., carpenter and builder. 
 Major, Frs., mason. 
 Math6, Phillibut, blacksmith. 
 Monk. Q. H., sen., flour, grist, and saw mill prop. 
 Monk, advocate, 
 Morris, David, captain. 
 MORRI.S, JOHN & SON, general merchants, flour 
 
 and grist mill proprietors, brewtrs and distillers 
 
 (see card, p. 716J. 
 
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 Dealer in Genuine Drugs and Chemicali, Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Cosmetics, Faints, Oils, Brushes, Seeds, fto. 
 
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 
 
 FRONT STREET, ST. JOHNS, C. E. 
 
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 BRIQOS' BLACK OIL is acknowledKe'l, by all who have used it, to be superior to Gargling Oil, or any 
 other Medicine now before the public, for Cruises, Scalds, Cuts, Galls and Fresh Wounds of al' kinds, 
 Sprains, Probt Bites, Wind Galls, Lameness, Foundered Feet, Weakness of Joints, Contraction of the 
 Muscles, External Poisons, Scratches or Grease, Bitea of Auimals, Cramps, and many other diseases inci- 
 dent to Horses, Cattle, and Human Flesh. 
 
 Sold by all Druggists and Country Dealers generally. 
 J|@- G. C. BRIG08, GENERAL AGENT, HAMILTON, C. W. 
 
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 J. Willson. M.D., Elijah Duiicoiiil«, M.l). 
 I certify Ihnt Pr. M. P. WniPPi.K, of this Town. Dentiat. han done «ome Plate and other work in Dentistry for me to my peifect 
 •atlafci'llim. and I have pleaaure la recommuuding him to tho«e requirinK the aorvlcei of a DtiitiBt. 
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 MORRIS, Mftjor JOHN, J. P., poatnaster, 
 
 Nantel, Rev. A., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Orp, John, farmer. 
 
 Oswald, Colonel, John, farmer. 
 
 Ouimet, Captain Chas., general merchant. 
 
 Ouimct, Zi^phirin, farmer. 
 
 Pajeau, J. Bte , boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Pftjeau, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Paquet, VOWx, tin and oopperaraith. 
 
 Faquet, Leandr6, baker and confecfionei. 
 
 Par6, Theophile, carpenter and builder and cabinet 
 
 maker. 
 Pepin, Joseph, baker and confectioner. 
 Poiricr, M'mc., dry goods dealer. 
 
 Prisooe, Jean, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Proulx, Eu.itache, tin and copperamith. 
 
 Roc'hoD, Qt^deon, mason. 
 
 Rollio, P. J., grocer. 
 
 S6guin, August, notary. 
 
 St. Amore, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 St. Amore, Louis, mason. 
 
 St. Louis, Andr6, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Terrien, Samuel, general merchant. 
 
 Th^rien, Wm., Roman Catbolio. 
 
 ThibauU, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Tourangeau, Michael, bailiff. 
 
 Vissineac, Andre, mason. 
 
 AVright, Capt. Wm., farmer. 
 
 BT. THOMAS, C. E, — A large and flourishing incorporated Tillage situated on the south shore of the 
 St. Lawrence, in the township of St. Thomas and county of Montmagny. It contains several good 
 Bchouls, nnd has a fine local trade. Distant from Quebec, 36 miles. Daily mail. Population of township 
 about 3,020. 
 
 Bacon, Dr., physician. 
 Bouiet, FraiKjoia, shoemaker. 
 Boulet, Prudent, shoemaker. 
 Coulombe, D. 0., general merchant. 
 Balziel, Mrs. M., milliner and dressmaker, 
 I)ion, Octave, proprietor Dion's Hotel. 
 Dion's Hotel, Dion, proprietor. 
 Fiset, Abraham, baker. 
 
 FI8ET, JOSEPH, general dealer in dry goods, gro- 
 ceries, hardware, provisions, &fl. 
 
 Fitzback, Charles, general merchant. 
 
 Oireard, Charles, shoemaker. 
 
 LABEROE, JOSEPH, general dealer in dry goods, 
 groceries, hardware, produce, &o. 
 
 Pageau, C. B., cabinet maker, house and sign 
 painter. 
 
 Poliquin, Charles, grocer. 
 
 Talbot, Godefroy, grocer. 
 
 THOURY, L., general dealer in dry goods, groce- 
 ries, hardware, crockery, &o. 
 
 ST. THOMAS, C. W.— The capital of the county of Elgin, situated on Kettle Creek, in the townships 
 of Yarmouth and Southwold, and a jtation on the London and Port Stanley Ruilway. It is the centre 
 and market for a rich agricultural region of country, and exports large quantities of wheat and other 
 grain every year. Distant from Loudon, 18 miles ; Hamilton, 95 miles ; nnd •'rom Toronto, 135 miles. 
 Mails daily and money order office. 13y census of 1861, the population was 1631, and has increased 
 annually a large per oentage. 
 
 Abbott, C. C, barrister, &c., Talbot. 
 
 Allan, Robert, cabinet and chair manufacturer, and 
 
 photographic artist, Talbot. 
 American Express Company, Charles W. Hart, agent, 
 
 Talbot. 
 Arkell, Thomas, general merchant, Talbot. 
 Armstrong brothers, founders and machinists, cor- 
 ner Centre and Metcalfe. 
 Awlwaith, A. J., station master, London and Port 
 
 Stanley Railway. 
 Axford, Ascot, mason. 
 Azford, George, mason. 
 Bailey, Thomas, house and sign painter. 
 Baker, W. A., tailor and ambrotype artist, William. 
 Barr, Walter, merchant tailor, Talbot. 
 Barrett, Wm., blacksmith, wagon and carriage maker, 
 
 William. 
 BATES, N. W., job printer and publisher, Talbot, 
 
 (see card, p. 760). 
 BAXTER, THOMAS, wholesale dealer in groceries, 
 
 liquors, china, glass and crockery ware, Talbot. 
 Begg, J. II. L., ciealer in dry goods, groceries, 
 
 liquors, &c., Talbot. 
 Bennett, Bros., blacksmiths, Talbot. 
 Boggs, Geo W., farmer and insurance agent, Talbot. 
 Banbridge, Henry, tanner, saddle and harness maker, 
 
 Talbot. 
 BROWN, HENRY, tin and coppersmith, and dealer 
 
 in agricultural implements, Talbot 
 Burke, P., editor and proprietor Wetkbj Despatch, 
 
 Talbot. 
 Burns, Alonzo, D. D. S., dentist. 
 
 CAMPBELL, JOHN, dry goods, groceries, hardware 
 crockery, boots and shoes, &c., Talbot. 
 
 Campbell, Lachlan Hugh, constable 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Wm. 
 McKay, agent. 
 
 Caul field. Rev. St. George, D. D., Church of Eng- 
 land. 
 
 Carrie, Robert, general store, Talbot. 
 
 Clark, John, brick maker. 
 
 Claris, Geo. T., county treasurer. 
 
 Cole, John, proprietor Cole's Hotel, corner Talbot 
 and William. 
 
 Cole's Hotel, John Cole, proprietor, corner Talbot 
 and William. 
 
 Cole, Samuel, blacksmith, William. 
 
 Comfort, Hiram, carding machinery, London and 
 Port Stanley gravel road. » 
 
 COMMERCIAL BANK OF CANADA,E. Ermatinger, 
 agent, Talbot. 
 
 Corbett, Stephen, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Crocker, John, soap, candles and potash manufac- 
 turer, London and Port Stanley Gravel Road. 
 
 Cruise, J. E., tailor. 
 
 Cusack, Robert, butcher. Market. 
 
 Cuthbertson, Rev. Geo., Presbyterian. 
 
 Davis, Wm., (colored) barber, Talbot. 
 
 Davy, R. B , boot and shoemaker, Talbot. 
 
 Day, Samuel, blacksmith, carriage and waggon 
 maker, corner William and Centre. 
 
 Drakes, Daniel, livery stable, rear of Market. 
 
 Elgin Baking Company, Mrs. Gardner proprietress, 
 Talbot. 
 
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 Ellis, 11. F., attorney, eolioitor & town clerk, Talbot. 
 
 ERMATINOER, E., incurance and baTik agent, post- 
 master and general merchant, Talbot. 
 
 Farley, Jas., clerk of the peace and division court. 
 
 Farley, John, studpnt-at-law, with Edward Horton. 
 
 Ferguson, Leonard, house and sign painter. 
 
 Gardner, Mrs., proprietress, Elgin Bakery and 
 wliolesnle confectioner, Talbot. 
 
 Gibbons, W. II., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Gilbert, Matthew, township reeve. 
 
 Going, F. B., physician. 
 
 Grnhnm, Isaac, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Halls,,, Philip, plasterer. 
 
 Hanvey, Daniel, civil engineer and land surreyor, 
 Talbot. 
 
 Hanvey, W. H., physician, surgeon and coroner, 
 William. 
 
 Harman, Isaac, saddle, harness and trunk maker, 
 Talbot. 
 
 Harte, Charles, W., agent, American Express Co., 
 Talbot. 
 
 Hawkins, George, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Hay, .Tohn, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Hay, Thomas, baker and confectioner, Talbot. 
 
 Hender, Alexander T., student-at-law, with Edward 
 Horton. 
 
 HENDERSON, ALEXANDER, dealer in groceries, 
 wines, liquors, &c., Talbot. 
 
 Hill, Henry, soap and cnndle maker. 
 
 Hillis, John, waggon makor. Centre. 
 
 Hillis, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Holderrick, Anthony, gunsmith and scale maker, 
 Talbot. 
 
 Home Journal (veekly), A. McLachlan, editor and 
 proprietor, Talbot. 
 
 Horton, Edward, barrister, attorney, &c., Church 
 near Talbot. 
 
 Howard, Mr., butcher, Talbot. 
 
 Howard, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Hughes, David J., judge, county of Elgin. 
 
 Hurd, John H..; plasterer. 
 
 Hutchinson, W., proprietor, Hutchinson House, Tal- 
 bot. 
 
 Hutchinson House, W. Hutchinson, proprietor, Tal- 
 bot. 
 
 Hotsoo, M. R , painter, St George. 
 
 Hutton, George A., school teacher. 
 
 Jackson, Wm., undertaker, upholsterer and cabinet 
 maker, Talbot. 
 
 JENNINGS, Miss M., telegraph operator, Montreal 
 Telegraph Company, Talbot, 
 
 Eains, George, distillery. Port Stanley Road. 
 
 Kains, Thomas, insurance agent. 
 
 Kains, W. K., general merchant, Talbot. 
 
 King, Charles, township councillor. 
 
 King, John, jailer, county of Elgin. 
 
 Kitt, Wm., soap and candle maker. 
 
 LAING, JOSEPH, proprietor Laing's Hotel, Talbot. 
 
 LAINO'S HOTEL, Joseph Laing, proprietor, Talbot. 
 
 Lawrence, Charles, dry goods merchant, Talbot. 
 
 Lawrence, George, farmer. 
 
 Lewis, George, barber, under Hutchinson House. 
 
 Lindop, Henry, dry goods and clothing, and sewing 
 machine agent, Talbot. 
 
 Lindop Bros., general merchants, dry goods, boots 
 and shoes, groceries, &c., Talbot. 
 
 LIPSEY, WM.. J. P., tanner, dealer in leather and 
 shoe findings, Talbot. 
 
 Livergood & Hay, founders, machinists and agricul- 
 tural implement manufacturers. 
 
 Love, Wm., undertaker, cabinet and chair manufac- 
 turer, Talbot. 
 
 Luke, J., tannery and dealer in leather, William. 
 Luke, Joshua, leather merchant and dealer in shoe 
 
 findings, Talbot. 
 Luton, Daniel, warden county of Elgin. 
 Mann, J., barrister, &o. 
 
 McAdnm, James, wholesale & retail grocer, Talbot. 
 McCALL, A. S., auctioneer and proprietor Thames 
 
 Inn, Talbot, corner Pleasant. 
 McCall, John, boot and shoemaker & dealer, Talbot. 
 McCallum, Malcolm, tailor. 
 McCallum, Neil, tailor, Talbot. 
 McCarthy, James, boot and shoemaker, Talbot. 
 McCrone, Miss, grocer. 
 McCrone & Smellie, general merchants. 
 McCullough, Rev. AV., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Mcintosh, Duncan, cooper, rear of Market. 
 Mclntyro, A., insurance agent. 
 Mclntyre, Hugh, township councillor. 
 McKay, John, insurance agent and county registrar. 
 
 County Buildings. 
 McKay, Wm., clerk county of Elgin. 
 McLACHLIN, ARCHIBALD, J. P., township clerk 
 
 and treasurer, editor and proprietor Home Jour- 
 nal, bookseller and stationer, and dealer in fancy 
 
 goods, Talbot. 
 McLachlin, Miss, milliner and dress maker, 
 McLean, .John, town treasurer. 
 McMullin, Miss, milliner and dress maker. 
 McRoberts, Joseph, tailor, Talbot. 
 Metcalf, George, cooper. 
 MIDGLEY, JOHN, tailor, clothier and dry goods 
 
 merchant, Talbot. 
 Mitchell, James, general merchant, Talbot. 
 MONTREAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY, Miss M. 
 
 Jennings, operator, Talbot. 
 Moore, M. T., J. P. and farmer. 
 Moore, Nelson W., saddle and harness maker, Talbot. 
 Moore, Thomas, tinsmith and dealer in coal oil, 
 
 Talbot. 
 Moore Brothers, tanners, saddle and harness makers. 
 
 Talbot. 
 MORGAN, GEORGE W., manufacturer and dealer 
 
 in boots and shoes, Talbot. 
 Munro, Colin, sherilf for the county of Elgin, Court 
 
 House. 
 Neil, George, saloon and restaurant. 
 Nelson, Robert, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 New England Mills, Richard Turrille, proprietor, 
 
 London and Port Stanley Gravel Road. 
 NICOLL, HENRY, bar keeper, St. Thomas Hotel. 
 NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE FIRE & LIFE 
 
 INSURANCE COMPANY', E. M. Yarwood, agent. 
 Paddon, John, butcher. Market. 
 Parish, David, insurance and sewing machine agent, 
 
 Talbot. 
 PAUL, C. D., barrister, attorney, &o., corner Talbot 
 
 and Queen. 
 Pearce, Leslie, brickmaker. 
 Pincorabe, John, butcher. Market. 
 Pitful, James, painter, William. 
 Pringle, G. & Son, watchmakers and jewellers, 
 
 Hutchinson Block, Talbot. 
 Reiser, Wm., brewer, London and Port Stanly Grayel 
 
 Road. 
 Rail Road Exchange Hotel, Mrs. Mary Ann Vail, 
 
 proprietress, near Depot. 
 Recks, Win., carpenter and builder. 
 Rhycard & Pollock, proprietors, St. Thomas Oil 
 
 Works, London and Port Stanley Riiilway, Talbot. 
 Rich, C. Q., wholesale and retail chemist and drug« 
 
 gist, Talbot. 
 Roe, Peter, J. P. 
 
 , 
 
 CONNER'S TYPE AND ELECTROTYPE FOUNDRY, Corner of Reado & Centre Streets, NEW YORK. 
 
ST. THOiMAS— ST. URBAIN. 
 
 763 
 
 i 
 
 ROE BROTH EBS, wholesale an<l retail dealers in dry 
 gooda, groceries, wines, lii|unrs, crockery, gliiss- 
 irare, &c., cash paid for all kinds of grain, Met- 
 calfe's Buildings, Talbot. 
 
 Ross, \Vm., J. P. 
 
 Rowe, Joiin, boot and shoemaker, Talbot. 
 
 Rowland, D W., watchmaker and jeweller, Talbot. 
 
 Rowland, Rev. D. W., Bnptist. 
 
 Royal Exchange Hotel, Jo3eph Smith, proprietor. 
 
 8anagan, John, cooper. 
 
 SCHAFER, MARTIN, wholesale and retail dealer 
 and manufactarer of cigars, tobacco, anuff, &c., 
 &c., Talbot. 
 
 Scott, Geo., farmer and lumber merchant, Talbot. 
 
 Soott, James, weaver. 
 
 Shearer, Robt., weaver. 
 
 Shore, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Simmocs, John, carpenter and joiner, Talboi. 
 
 Simpson. John A., tailor, Talbot. 
 
 Smith, Jacob, bowling and oyster saloon, William. 
 
 Smith, Joseph, tavern keeper, Talbot. 
 
 Southwick, George, mayor, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Souton, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Bprague, L. M., wholesale and retail druggist, Tal- 
 bot. 
 
 Bt. Thomas Brewery. Chas. Wiener, proprietor. 
 
 ST. THOMAS HOTEL, SALOON, AND BILLIARD 
 ROOM, David Thompson, proprietor, corner Tal- 
 bot and Church. 
 
 ST. THOMAS HOTEL, David Thompson, proprietor, 
 corner I'albot and Church (see card, p. 760). 
 
 St. Thomas Book and Job Printing Office, P. Burke, 
 proprietor, Talbot. 
 
 St. Thomas Oil Works, London & Port Stanley Rail- 
 way, Rhycard & Pollock, proprietors, Talbot. 
 
 Stace'y, Samuel, tailor, Talbot. 
 
 Stacey, Thomas, black.smith and waggon maker, 
 William. 
 
 Stanton, James, barrister, notary public, &c. 
 
 Stanton & Macartney, barristers, &c., Talbot. 
 
 STEWART, ARCHIBALD, dealer in groceries, pro- 
 visions, country produce, toys, Yankee notions, 
 &c., Talbot. 
 
 Thornton, Henry, livery stable keeper. 
 
 THOMPSON, DAVID, stage agent, proprietor St. 
 Thomas Hotel, corner Church and Talbot (see 
 card, p. 760). 
 
 Thompson, Suranus, prop. Elgin Furniture Rooms. 
 
 Tucker, James, carpenter and builder, St. George. 
 
 Turner, Geo. S., boot and shoemaker, Talbot. 
 
 Turville, Richard, New England Mills, Londoti & 
 Port Stanley Gravel Road. 
 
 Vail, Mrs. Mary Ann, prop. Railroad Exchange, 
 opposite Depot. 
 
 Vanbuskirk, W. C , physician, Talbot. 
 
 Victoria Hotel, Isaac Welter, proprietor, Talbot. 
 
 Walker, Benjamin, barrister, &c. 
 
 Wallace, D. J., photographer, Talbot. 
 
 Warren, Thos. D., deputy clerk of the Crown. 
 
 Weekly Dispatch, P. Burke, editor and proprietor, 
 Talbot. 
 
 Wegg, George, jnn., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Welter, Isaac, proprietor Victoria Hotel. 
 
 WHIPPLE, M. P., surgeon dentist, Talbot (see card, 
 p. 760). 
 
 White, .fohn, tailor. 
 
 White, W. J., J. P. 
 
 White, Wm. J., student at law with Edward Horton. 
 
 Wiener, Charles, proprietor, St. Thomas brewery, 
 William. 
 
 Williams, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 Wilson, John H., physician and surgeon, Talbot. 
 
 WILSON & TEETSELL, planing mill and sash, 
 door and blind factory, St. Georjre, corner Curtlss. 
 
 Wright, James, accountant and collecting agent. 
 
 Yarwood, E. M., commission, grain and lumber mer- 
 chant and flour mill proprietor, on railway,Talbot. 
 
 Younghusband L., principal grammar school. 
 
 /.ackei, Hev. C, Roman Catholic. 
 
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 ST. TITE, C. E.— A thriving post village situated in the parish of the same name, seigniory of Baiiscan 
 and county of Champlain. Distant from Three Rivers, 45 miles ; from Quebec, 12o miles, and from 
 Montreal, 162 miles. Population of the parish about 950. 
 
 Adam, Napol<^oD, mason. 
 
 Buist, George, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Chains, Charles, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Chains, Michel Eric, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Cassette, Flavien, shoemaker. 
 
 Dupuis, Andr£>, general merchant. 
 
 Qauthicr, S6v(ire, shoemaker. 
 
 Guillet, Louis, jun. 
 
 Lafrance, Franjois, flour and grist mill propiletor. 
 
 L'Heureux, Aim6, grocer. 
 
 Mercure, Pierre, general merchant. 
 
 Mongrain, Leandre, mason. 
 
 Proulx, Rev. Moise, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Rompr^, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Trudel, Joseph, J. P., livery stable proprietor. 
 
 TRUDEL, PlfiRRE OLIVIER, postmaster, coUect- 
 
 ing agent and general merchant. 
 Vandal, Nicolas, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 ST. URBAIN, C. E. — A village, situated in the seigniory of Beanhnrnois, county of Chateauguay 
 and district of Montreal. Distant from St. Martine, 4J miles ; from Beauharnois, 10 miles ; and 
 from Montreal, W miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population of parish about 1,900. 
 
 Aquomier, Alexis, blacksmith. 
 
 Amiot, Louis, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Reaudin, Toussaint, commissioner of small causes. 
 
 Blsson, Miijor A. R., J P., notary public, secretary 
 
 and treasurer of council and schools. 
 Bourdeau, Olivier, councillor. 
 Brais, Edouard, J. P. 
 
 Bieault, Vital, baker, beef and pork packer. 
 Charpentier, Fabien, physician and surgeon. 
 Darr6, Joseph, J. P., commissioner of small causes 
 
 and grocer. 
 
 Darr<^, "ierre, church warden. 
 
 Derreault, Vital, hotel keeper. 
 
 Desgarvis, Narcisse, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Dorais, Madame N., milliner "ind dressmaker. 
 
 DORAIS, NARCISSE, postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 
 Dumond, Joseph, J. P., mayor, councillor and com- 
 missioner of small causes. ^ 
 
 Dupuis, Eusfebe, councillor. 
 
 Everard, Pierre, ohuioh warden. •• "'■ ' 
 
 Finlayson, D,, J. P. • 
 
 CONNER'S TYPE AND ELECTROTYPE FOUNDRY, Corner of Reade and Centre Streets, NEW YORK. 
 
764 
 
 ST. URBAIN— ST. VICTOIRE. 
 
 Finlayscn, Nomiftn, councillor. 
 Fortier, Oililnn, blaclcRmith. 
 Frigenu, Kriini;i)i)i \., cnrpentur and builder. 
 IKibert, Frani^-oiH, councillor. 
 Hubert, Jean, black^iiiitli, 
 ' Iluet dit Dniiude, Josejih, cliurch warden. 
 Leiiiieux, .loscph, bliick''niicli. 
 Mallt-tt(\ Antoine, peiicnil iiicrchant. 
 Maquiu, Autoine, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Mnrcillo, Pierre, boot and shoemaker. 
 Mnrtincau, Her. A. J., Roman Catholio, 
 Mathieu, Jean B., boot and shoemaker. 
 McLennan, John, .1, P., commisnioaor of small oansea 
 
 anil brick maker. 
 McKae, Jnlin, boot and shoemaker. 
 Montpellier dit lieauliou, Fran(;oifl, councillor. 
 Morin, Louifl, carpenter am' uilder. 
 Proxnau, Euoi'sbe, carp 'iter and builder. 
 
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 ST, URSULE, C E. — A villape, situated on the little River du Loup, in the seigniory of the Ladies 
 Ursuluu'H of Tlin-e Rivers and county of MaHkinotig*'^. Distant from llivii'Te du Loup, 6 miles ; aud 
 from Montreal, 6(1 miles. Mail tri-wookly. Population of parish 2,350. 
 
 Anp^, Henri L., general merchant. 
 
 Baril, Ainu'', carpenter anil builder. 
 
 Bellaril, Alexaiidri", saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Bellard, Charles, blacksmith. 
 
 Bellurd. TousHaint, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Bellemard, Louis, flour ami grain dealer. 
 
 Bellemare, Jos. sen., produce and provision dealer. 
 
 Bellemare, .loseph, jiin., boot aud shoemaker. 
 
 Bergeriiu, Francois, councillor. 
 
 BergM'-'in, Pierre, councillor. 
 
 BrestHte, Louis, councillor. 
 
 Caron, Olivier, J. P. 
 
 Cantambe, J. Bte., blacksmith. 
 
 Chretien, Pierre general merchant. 
 
 Comeau, J. Bte, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Comeau, Louis sen., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Comeau, Louis jun , boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Comeau, PUilombne, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Oomeau, Zi'phiriu, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Fouruier, Charles, blacksmitl.. 
 
 Gelinas, Luc, carpenter aud builder. 
 
 Grenier, Pierre, J. P. 
 
 Lambert, Gervais, councillor. 
 
 Lambert, J. Bte, oouticillor. 
 
 Lemyre, Amable, saw mill proprietor. 
 Lepard, F. X., carpenter aud builder. 
 Lepard, George, councillor. 
 Lepard, J. Bte., tanner. 
 Lepard, Louis, son., saw mill proprietor. 
 Lepard, Louis jun., tanner. 
 Lepard, Moise, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Lepard, Pierre, J. P. and general merchant. 
 LUPIEN, L., mayor, postmaster & general merchant. 
 Mayrand, Rev. J. A., Roman Catholio. 
 Magnau, E., saw mill proprietor. 
 Magnant, Jean Bte., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Magnant, Pierre, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Ouellette, Jean Bte., jeweller and watchmaker 
 Plante, Louis, carpenter and builder. 
 Poitras, Narcisse, blacksmith. 
 Racine, J. Bte., blacksmith. 
 Rice, Ira Wm., physician and surgeon. 
 Ringuette, George, tanner. 
 • Savoie, Heicule, physician and surgeon. 
 St. Louis, Adulph, flour and grain dealer. 
 Trudel, J. P., notary public. 
 Turner, Alexander, blacksmith. 
 
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 ST. VALENTINE, C. E. — A village pleasantly situated on the west bank of the river Richelieu, 
 near Isle aux >'oi.\, in the seigniory of DelOry, county of St. Johns and district of Montreal. Distant 
 from Montreal, 36 miles; from St. Johns, the county town, 13 miles; and from Stottsvillo Depot on 
 the Montreal and Champlain Railway, 3 miles. Daliy maiL Population of seigniory, 2915. 
 
 Beaudoin, Jules, blacksmith. 
 
 Boinais. J. B., J. P. 
 
 Boissonnault, J. Bte., general dealer. 
 
 Boisonnault, A., J. P. 
 
 Burland, Benjamin, general dealer. 
 
 Cassan, Jean, chair maker. 
 
 Corbifere, Mt5dard, bLicksmith. 
 
 Corbifere, Philippe, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 C6tc, n. n., notary public. 
 
 Dandurand, Jean Baptiste, tailor. 
 
 Ethier, Simeon, blacksmith. 
 
 Gagnon, Narcisse, blacksmith. 
 
 Gamache, Aubin, sen., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Gignore, Jo..eph, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Girouard, IL J., physician. 
 
 Gr^goive, Joseph, J. P. 
 
 Hubert. EdouarJ, J. P. 
 
 Henault, Henry, carpenter and buildei. 
 
 Landry, Jean Baptiste, brickmakcr. 
 Landry, Moise, blacksmith. 
 Langevin, Joseph, tanner hide and leather dealer. 
 Lapule, Franijois Raulier, notary public. 
 Larault, Casimire, carpenter and builder. 
 Larault, M^dard, carpenter and builder. 
 Lesage, Rev. George Dents, Roman Catholio. 
 Mailloux, Edouard, boot and shoemaker. 
 Martin, Toussaint, hotel proprietor. 
 Molleur, Francois, blacksmith. 
 Pattenaude, David, baker and confectioner. 
 Pearson, Jonathan, saw mill proprietor. 
 Pearson, T. & J., general dealers. 
 Pinsonnault, Pranijois, hotel proprietor. 
 RACICOT, MAURICE, postmaster. 
 Stott, Daniel, bote' proprietor. 
 Th6rien, Narcisse, boot and shoemaker. 
 Wright, John, grocer. 
 
 ST. VICTOIRE, C E.— A village situated in the seigniory of Sorel, county of Richelieu, and district 
 of Montreal. Dlstiint from Sorel, 3 miles; from Yamaska, 15 miles, aud from Montreal, 42 miles. 
 Tri- weekly mail. Population of parish about 2,000. 
 
 Arpin, Pierre, church warden. 
 
 Bardier, Gilbert, counoillor. 
 
 Bruneau, P. C. A., physician and surgeon. 
 
 BRUNEAU, ADOLPHE, J. P., mayor, postmaster, 
 commissioner of small causes, and president of 
 school commissioners. 
 
 
 CONNER'S TYPE AND ELECTROTYPE FOUNDRY, Corner of Reade and Centre Streets, NEW YORK. 
 
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 or. 
 
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 IcH ; aud 
 
 ST. VICTOIRE— ST. ZOTIQUE. 
 
 765 
 
 lorchant. 
 
 oprietor. • 
 
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 iDepot on 
 
 aealer. 
 
 dtetrict 
 |2 milea. 
 
 Imaster, 
 Ident of 
 
 lYOBK. 
 
 Coiirnoyer, Franfoiu, church warden. 
 
 Dufault, Pierre, J. P., commia^iioner of small causes 
 and general merchant. 
 
 Diiploxitis, M'me. M., general store. 
 
 Dupro, P., schoul and municipal secretary and trea- 
 surer. 
 
 Durocher, llov. Jean B , Roman Catholic. 
 
 Ethicr, Alexis, couii'iillor. 
 
 Qaudet, Qeorge, school commissioner. 
 
 Girouard, Pierre, church warden and commissioner 
 
 of small causes. 
 Lange, Joseph, councillor. 
 Lataille, Joseph, councillor. 
 T.emoino, Pierre, school cotnmii'Hioner, 
 Letendri!, Louis, conncillor nnd cchool conitiiissioner. 
 MHgiian, Michel, school commissioner. 
 Muthieu, Etienue, councillor. 
 Mii*hicu, Joseph, son., commissioner of small causes. 
 Vilandru, Louis, general merchant. 
 
 ST. VINCENT DE PAUL, C. E.— A village situated on Isle Jesus, in the seigniory of Isle Jesui, 
 County of Liiviil, and district of Montreal. Distant from Montreal, 12 miles ; from Terrebonne, 6 
 miles. Daily mail. Population of parish about i^WO. 
 
 Allen, Rev. Mr, chaf.lain of prison. 
 
 Archambiiult, Pierre, councillor. 
 
 ArchambauH, Prosper, municipal secvetary-treas. 
 
 Auclaire, iMiigloirc, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Uollerosc, Major J. H., J. P., councillor and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Bruot, Francis, general store. 
 Caron, E., superior of donvent de la ProTiJonoo. 
 Charbonneau, Joseph, councillor. 
 Ohartnwid, F. X., carpenter and builder. 
 Chevalier, J. B., hotel proprietor. 
 Coustantin, J. B., notary public. 
 Cordier, J. Bte., boot and shoemaker. 
 David, Joseph, captain of militia. 
 Daze, Samuel, baker aid confectioner. 
 Desautels, Prudent, councillor. 
 Desjnrdins, T., physician and surgeon. 
 Dumas, Jean, cabinetmaker and furniture dealer. 
 Germain, Cesaire, sen.,* J. P., mayor and notary 
 
 public. 
 GEU.MAIN, C. E., postmaster and notary public. 
 Germain, O., captain of militia. 
 Quimond, Louis, boot and shoemaker. 
 Joubert, Loon, general merchant. 
 Labelle, Pierre, notary public. 
 Lacasse, Auguste, councillor. 
 
 Lalonge, Joseph, councillor. 
 
 Laniarque, Rev. N., chnplain of prison. 
 
 Lavallei'', M. N., superior of Lavul (%)Ilrgo. 
 
 Lavallci'^ Rev. Norbert, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Leblanc, M., blacksmith. 
 
 Leonard, .lean Bte., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Leonard, Pierre, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Loseau, .Mphonse, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Loyer, Capt. Romaine, carpenter and builder. 
 
 McKaye, Mrs., sub-inspector of prison. 
 
 Ouimet, AmlrC, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Paro, Andrt'', carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Par6, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Paro, Louis, general merchant and photographic 
 
 artist. 
 Pan'), Louis, blacksmith. 
 Part!, Pierre, general merchant. 
 Pan';, Wm., blacksmith. 
 ,Pfpin, Edouard, carpenter and builder. 
 Pepin, Ontisime, boot and shoemaker. 
 Poirier, Cyrile, sadillc and harness maker. 
 Poirier, J. Bte., saddle and harness maker. 
 Poirier, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 Pominville, J. T., J. P., physician and surgeon. 
 Prieve, F. X., superintendent of prison. 
 
 ST. ZEPHIRIN, C. E. — A village, situated in the sejgniory of Courval, county of Yamaska, and dis- 
 trict of Three Rivers. Distant from Sorel, the county town, 13 miles ; from Montreal, 78 miles ; from 
 Three Rivers, 30 miles ; and from Port St. Francis, Ul miles. Tri-weekly mail. Population of parish 
 1641. 
 
 Alio, .Toachim, blacksmith. 
 
 AUe, Joachim, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Aril, Luon, flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Beltato, C, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Ulacklock, T. R., lumber merchant. 
 
 Boisvert, Alexander, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Boisvert, Onezime, general merchant. 
 
 Boisvert, 0. & Bros., brickmakers. 
 
 Corriveau, P., tanner and leathei' dealer. 
 
 Cote, Miss Fanny, bonnet maker. 
 
 Doucet, Norbert, flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Fontaine, Etienne, builder. 
 
 Fontaine, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Gauthier, Fran9ois, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Grave, William, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Hart, Aaron M., general merchant. 
 
 Hart, Moses E., J. P. and notary public. 
 
 HART, THO.MAS N., postmaster, general merchant 
 aud insurance agent. 
 
 Lahaie, F. X., J. P. 
 
 Maryoux, Rev. A. A., Roman Catholic. 
 
 McCafl'rey, Charles, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Mercure, Dieudonnt-, blacksmith. 
 
 Parant, Damas, blacksmith. 
 
 Pepin, Honor6, general merchant and hotel pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 Plome, Th^lisphore, tanner and leather dealer. 
 
 Purtell, John, J. P. 
 
 Smith, Theodore, general merchant. 
 
 Tarcotte, Louis, carpenter and builder. 
 
 
 ST. ZOTIQUE, C. E.— A village situated on the River Lao St. Frangois, in the seigniory of Nouvelle 
 Longueville, and county of Soulanges. Distant from Coteau Landing, the county town, 2 miles ; from 
 Montreal, 46 miles ; from Quebec, 180 miles; and from Toronto, 305 miles. Mail tri-weekly. Popu- 
 lation of parish, per last census, 1611. 
 
 Asselin, Hyacinthe, councillor. 
 Benoit, Gaspard, carpenter and builder. 
 D^lage, Joseph, councillor. 
 
 D6pocat, Louis, sen., blacksmith. 
 D^pocat, Louis, jun., blacksmith. 
 Giroux, Fran9ois, plasterer. 
 
 CONNER'S TTPB AND ELECTROTYPE FOUNDRY, Corner Beade and Centre Streets, New York. 
 
766 
 
 ST. ZOLIQUE— TAMWORTH. 
 
 > i 
 
 Girous, Julien, couDcillor. 
 
 Giroux, Louis, pli»Hterer. 
 
 Qourdena, Joseph K , J. P. 
 
 Hemond, David, general merchkot. 
 
 Lafleur, Uilcn, raasoa. 
 
 Lalonde, JoAchim, councillor, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Lalonde, Joseph, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Lalonde, Julien, butcher. 
 
 LoDclot, Madame P. Z., school teacher. 
 
 Laauier, Rev. J. T., Romao Catholic. 
 
 Leblano, Giles, oarpenter and bailder. 
 L^ger, Antoine, butcher. 
 Lurtier, Josieph, boot and shoemaker. 
 Mitchell, Ouillanme, carpenter aad bailder. 
 Mnnpctit, Antoine, councillor. 
 Monpetit, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 PKIEUK 0. F., J. P., mayor, postmaster aad gene- 
 ral merchant. 
 Sauvi^, Utigis, hotel proprietor. 
 Verronnenu, Julien, couDcillor. 
 
 TADOUSAC, C. E. — A post tillnge, and formerly a trading post of the Hudson Hay Company, 
 Hituated on a beautiful bay at the entrance of the river Saguenay, in the town<<hip of Tiidousao and 
 county of Saj^ueniiy ; is now the property of D. E. Huco, Bsq , who is converting it into a bathing place. 
 He has a number of himdsome cottages there and also a large hotel io process of erection. It 
 is fiiiMouH for its Mnlmon and sea trout. Distant from Chicoutimi, 75 miles ; and from Quebec, 120 miles. 
 Population about 300, 
 
 Boiley, Rev. Roger, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Duchanc, M , carpenter and builder. 
 
 Fortescue, M., agent for Hudson Bay Company. 
 
 Hovington, Ed., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Hoviugton, Joseph, J. P. 
 
 Price, Wm. & Son, lumber and general merchants. 
 
 RADFORD, JOSEPH. J. P., postmaster, agent for 
 Messrs. Wra. Price & Son, and preventive officer. 
 Rolieu, F., carpenter and builder. 
 Slice, William & Sou, lumber and general raerobanti. 
 Tremblay, Jules, blacksmith. 
 
 TALBOTSVILLE ROYAL, C. W.— A small villnge situated in the township of Southwold and 
 county of Elgin. Di.staiit from St. Thomas, the county seat, 3 miles, and from Loudon, 14 miles. 
 Daily mail. Population about 200. 
 
 Allworth, .Tohn, J. P. 
 Arnold, William, boot and shoemaker. 
 Boughners, John, proprietor Mansion House. 
 Burns, Patrick, J. P. • 
 
 Godfrey, Edward, cabinet maker and furniture 
 
 dealer. 
 Graham, Dugald, school teacher. 
 Gundy, Rev. William, New Coi.nexion Methodist. 
 Lodge, Thomas, cooper. 
 Mansion House, John Boughne's, proprietor. 
 
 McCoy, Mr., flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 Paine, fisau, general merchant. 
 Paine, Henry, tiour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 Roberts, Walter, carpenter and builder. 
 Smith, John C, reeve. 
 Smith, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 STACEV, JOHN, postmaster, blacksmith and car- 
 riage and waggon maker. 
 Webb, William, J. P. 
 
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 TAMWORTH, C. W.— A village situated on the Salmon River, in the township of Sheffield, and 
 counties of Lennox and Addington. Distant from Kingston, the county seat, 31 miles. Daily mail to 
 and from Kingston by stage. Population about 400. 
 
 Abrams, Mr., gunsmith. 
 
 Addington House, H. Douglas, proprietor. 
 
 Aylsworth, A. K., physician. 
 
 Aylsworth, Wm. U., accountant, real estate agent 
 and provincial land surveyor. 
 
 Aylsworth & Huffman, druggists and booksellers. 
 
 Barrte, Mr., cabinet maker and furniture dealer. 
 
 Cameron, D., clerk of division court. 
 
 Carscallen, J. A., collecting agent and broker, (second 
 hand). 
 
 Carscallen, Wm., baker and confectioner. 
 
 Clarke, M., jeweller and watchmaker. 
 
 Cox, Miss E., milliner and dressmaker, 
 
 Curry, John, blacksmith. : 
 
 Douglas, H., proprietor, Addington House. 
 
 Douglas, H. & A., general merchants. 
 
 Drader, E., builder. 
 
 Embury, V., saloon keeper. 
 
 Floyd, John, clothier and merchant tailor. 
 
 Franklin, John, saddle, harness and trunk maker. 
 
 Gaffuey, P., township clerk. 
 
 Grange, R., lumber merchant and planing mill pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 Grant, J. R., carpenter and bailder. 
 
 Helm, R., general merchant. 
 
 Herchner, James, J. P. 
 
 HERCHNER, R. A., postmaster. 
 
 Hinchy, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Hooper, H., photographic artist and tailor. 
 
 Hunter, Paul, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Jones, Rich., woollen factory dyer and scourer. 
 
 Joyner, C. & H., flour, grist and saw mill proprietors. 
 
 Joyner, Charles, J. P., flour, grain and lumber 
 dealer. 
 
 Knight, James, physician and druggist. 
 
 Lapam, J. N., general merchant, flour, feed and 
 grain dealer. 
 
 Lockeridge, Robert, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Mork, Rev. Robert, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Martin, Sber lan, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 McKin, Elias, carriage and waggon maker and black- 
 smith. 
 
 Miller,. George, tanner and leather dealer. 
 
 Miller, George, foundry, machine shop and agrioal- 
 turat implement manufacturer. 
 
 Murphy, John, deputy reeve. 
 
 Neely, R. N., J. P. 
 
 Perry, E., J. P., reeve and crown land agent. 
 
 Powell, R, U., tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Richardson, G. M., blacksmith. 
 
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 Ring, D., crtbinet maker and furniture dealer. 
 Ring, V.'i., cooper. 
 
 Seliien, V., collecting agent. • 
 
 Sherman, John, tnwn-^liip treasurer. 
 Bliiuldij. .Iiiinen, onrrlnge mid waggon maker. 
 Smith, If., lumber merchant and saw mill pro- 
 prietor. 
 Smith, Robert & To., general merchants. 
 Storing, M , cuopor. 
 Tamworih lluiel, Luke A. Wheeler, proprietor. 
 
 Thompson, ReT. C., Episcnpnl Metho<Iist. 
 Thomp!<on, .lohn, cariiage and waggon maker. 
 Thompson, .loseph, cooper. 
 Waite, Rev. A. J., Epixcopal Methodist. 
 Wheeler, Luke A , proprietor Tamworth Hotel. 
 Wheeler, Wm. K., sii!*li nmi blind manufacturer, 
 
 cabinet maker and furniture denier. 
 Wormworth, M., livery stable proprietor and blaok- 
 
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 Young, Norman, carpenter and builder. 
 
 TAPLEYTOWN, C. W. — A post village, .situated on ."iloney Prcek, in the township of .Saltfleet and 
 cuiiiii_y of Wentwortli, and wiis settled in ISO.'J. Post oflice estoblished in 18.J0. iJistant from Hamil- 
 ton, the couuty seat, 10 miles ; from Toronto, GO miles. TopuUtion about 100. 
 
 Bupholdor. Christopher, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Clark, .John, fnrmi'r. 
 
 Combs, \Vn\., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Condon, Thomas, farrnor. 
 
 Davis, Jonathan, township clerk. 
 
 Dervitt, Qcorge, fanner. 
 
 Onllnn, Alfxaiider, J. P. 
 
 Howard, K. J., blncksmilh. 
 
 Jones, Wm., township treasurer. 
 
 I Land, Able, pnnip maker, 
 i.ewis, Levi, township reeve. 
 McLean, Rev. J., Epi^^copal Methodist. 
 Pettit, Jacob & Co., blacksmiths. 
 Pettit, Wm., borber. 
 SiMiles, Benjamin, J. P. 
 
 SPRINGSTKAD, JOHN, postmaster and farmer. 
 Walker. Daniel, general merchant and manufacturer 
 of boots and shoes. 
 
 TAHA, C. W. — A village situated on the River Au Sable and the .'iaugeen and Owen Sound Post Road, 
 in the township of Arrun, Sth concession, and County of llruce, about half'woy between Owen .Sound 
 and Southampton, lU^ miles from each of the above named places. Daily mail. Population about 240. 
 
 Allen, J. W., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Anderson, James, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Anderson, Wm., tanner and leather dealer. 
 
 Criont, Wm., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Carlill, Annie, milliner. 
 
 ChestBiticld, Peter, cabinet and chair maker. 
 
 Dftvcy, Thomas, flour mill proprietor. 
 
 Drinkwater, George, steam saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Drinkwater, John, woollen mill proprietor. 
 
 Finn, Rev. F. M., Church of England. 
 
 Flemming, George, tailor. 
 
 Geroloniy, Augustus, funning mill proprietor. 
 
 Hay, llev. Wm., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Hawksworth, E., physician. 
 
 Hogg & Motfiitt, carpenters and builders. 
 
 Joyut, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Kollow, M., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Lumsden, Jno. M., J P. ■* 
 
 May, Geo., proprietor Tara House. 
 
 Newlan, Thos., corpenter and builder. 
 
 Pruntis, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Richards, Thomas & John, builders. 
 
 Sanderson, Robert, tailor 
 
 Smith, Thos., J. P, 
 
 SUTHERLAND, DONALD, postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Tara House, Geo. May, proprietor. 
 Thomas, Wm., black.smith. 
 Toby, James, carpenter and builder. 
 Urquhart, Donald, cooper. 
 Urquhart, Misses, milliners and dressmakers. 
 Vandusen, J. R., school teacher. 
 
 TATLOCK, C. W. — A post office situated in the township of Darling and county of Lanark, North 
 Riding. Distant from Perth, the county town, 30 miles. Population about 150, chiefly farmers. 
 
 Barr, Peter, councillor. 
 
 Caldwell, John, councillor. 
 
 Coulter, John, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 QUTHKIE, JAMES, postmaster, secretary council. 
 
 Guthrie, Peter, J. P. and reeve. 
 Marsden & Robb, saw mill proprietors. 
 Mcllrath, James, councillor. 
 Rentbul, John, councillor. 
 
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 TAVISTOCK, C. W. — A flourishing villafe and station on the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway, 
 situated partly in the township of East Zorra, county of Oxford, and partly in the township of South 
 Easthope, county of Perth. Distant from Stratford, the county town of Perth, 8 miles ; from Hamilton, 
 40 miles; from London, 65 juiles; and from Toronto, 100 miles. Daily mail. Population about 200. 
 
 Belanger. 0. M., upholsterer. 
 Brown, George, J. P. 
 Cosscy, W., clerk 4th division court. 
 Fitzgerald, J., reeve. 
 
 FREDERICKS, L. J. C, 
 lie and township clerk. 
 Mohr, Lewis, general merchant. 
 Riddell, A., township treasurer. 
 Rutherford, J., general merchant. 
 
 postmaster, notary pub- 
 
 TECUMSETH, C. W.— A post village in the township Tecumseth, county of Simcoe, South Riding. 
 Distant from Barrie, the county town, 28 miles ; from Bradford, 12 miles ; and from Toronto, 63 
 miles. Population 126. 
 
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 TECUMSETII— TEMPLETON. 
 
 Anderson, P. B., Bhoemnker. 
 
 Carrutliern, John, farmer. 
 
 Carriitherd, Jiinii!^, fiirmiT. 
 
 Carter, R C, bUcksmilh. 
 
 CavHimiigh, Win., HliuciniikiT. 
 
 Clark, U , fotitwier, iDaohiuist auJ gunsmith. 
 
 Cro8«, Ilol.ert, J. P. 
 
 Dail, .Iiihn, Haw mill owner. 
 
 Etuiis, S., fiiriiior. 
 
 Ilalpnin, P., n);ricultiira1 implement maker. 
 
 HIPWELL, J. II., poBtmaster & general merchant. 
 
 Irwin, John, cariienter. 
 
 Laugaiiel, .Tnbn, blacksmith. 
 
 Mitchell, Roliert, carpenter. 
 
 MoKniKht, .lolin, farmer. 
 
 MuKnight, Kobcrt, school teacher and insurance 
 
 agent. 
 O'Lnuglin, P., general merchant and hotel keeper. 
 Owen, Liaac, cooper. 
 Kily, Tliomas, wearer. 
 Uoot, Wm., farmer. 
 .'Stephens, L. S., J . P. and carpenter. 
 Wataon, John, farmer. 
 
 TEESWATER, C. W.— A post village, situated in the town.«hipofrulrogg, and county of Rnice. It 
 in duirouiided with a very flourishing agricultural country. Distant from Ooderich, tlio county seat, 
 85 miles ; from Clinton, 30 miles; and from Kincardine, 24 miles. Population about 300. 
 
 Ballngh, Flemin, farrier. 
 
 Brown, Peter ii., J. P., flour, grist and saw mill 
 
 proprietor. 
 Cheesbrough, Joseph, tailor. 
 Colviii, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 Crapper, lieiijamin, boot and shoemaker. 
 Fairbairn, David sen., cabinet maker and furniture 
 
 dealer. I 
 
 Fairbaiin, David, jun., proprietor, foundry and i 
 
 machine, shop and painter. j 
 
 Fairb.iirn, Thomas sen., painter, auctioneer, general ; 
 
 agent and township cleik. 
 Feulus, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 Fleming, Null, physician. 
 Fletcher, Oron, carpenter and builder. 
 Foster, John A., carpenter and builder. 
 Qibi^on, Alexander, J. P. 
 UADWIX. MATTHEW, J. P., postmaster, general 
 
 merchant and potash manufacturer. 
 Horton, Tlioma"), cooper. 
 Hough, Uev. J' jn, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Kirkland, Samuel, carpenter and builder. 
 Logan, John, J. P., township treasurer, general 
 
 agent and auctioneer. 
 Mackny, Rev. Adam, Presbyterian. 
 
 McCue, John, proprietor, Tees';vater Hotel. 
 
 McDonald, James, carriage an'l waggon maker. 
 
 McKenzie, Archibald, proprietor, .Sydney Hotel. 
 
 McKibbon, George, general merchant. 
 
 McLean, Allan, general merchant. 
 
 McLean, John, general merchant and pearl ash 
 
 manufacturer. 
 McLean, John K., clothier and merchant tailor. 
 McVicar, .lohn, tailor. 
 Moore, Jamc.'i E., carpenter, builder, cabiaet maker 
 
 and furniture dealer. 
 Oliver, Arthur, tin and coppersmith. 
 Ollvnr, Henry, builder. 
 Pica> I, C, nurseryman. 
 Pringle, ArchibaM, carpenter and builder. 
 Selanders, James, cabinet maker, furniture dealer, 
 
 carpenter and builder. 
 Smythe, Uev. W. H., Church of England. 
 Steel, Angus, blacksmith. 
 Sydney Hotel, Archibald McKenzie, proprietor. 
 Teeswater Hotel, John McCne, proprietor. 
 Tindal, Rev. R., Methodist Episcopal. 
 Watson, David, blacksmith. 
 Watt & Johnston, boot and shoemakers and dealers. 
 
 TELFER, C W. — A small post village, situated in the township of London and county of Middlesex, 
 East Riding. Distant from London 12 miles. 
 
 Lumsden, Samuel, boot and shoemaker. 
 McQueen, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 TELFER, ADAM, postmaster & general merchant. 
 Wilson, Rev. John B. 
 
 TEMPLETON, C. E. — Also known as Waterloo— A village situated on tho Oatineau and Ottawa 
 Rivers, in the township of Templeton and county of Ottowa. Distant from Aylmer, the county town, 
 12 miles ; from Ottawa, 2 miles ; from Montreal, 120 miles ; and from Quebec, 300 miles. Daily mail. 
 Population of township, per last census 2,646. 
 
 
 Barbe'*, Joseph, farmer. 
 Barber, Richard, councillor. 
 
 Barret, Peter, boot and shoemaker and hotel pro- 
 prietor. 
 Beaudreau, Philippe, baker. 
 B^'langer, 13., blacksmith. 
 Bouchard, Samuel, grocer and hotel proprietor. 
 Bouvier, F. X., J. P. 
 Brady, Philip, boot and shomakcr. 
 Burbank, David, hotel proprietor. 
 Carstineau, Isidore, cooper. 
 CharroD, Paul, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Chauret, Louis, hotel proprietor and cooper. 
 Cullen, Anthony, J. P. and lumber merchant. 
 Daig:near, Etienne, blacksmith. 
 
 D09carie, Amable, cabinet maker. 
 
 Desmoulin, Jules, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Desrosier, Michel, councillor and hotel proprietor. 
 
 Desrosier, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Dorouin, D., school teacher. 
 
 Douast, Joseph, bailiff and baker. - 
 
 DUNNING, LEWIS, postmaster. 
 
 Gaglil, Pierre, carpenter and cabinet maker. 
 
 Gallipot, Antoine, butcher. 
 
 Gallipot, Joseph, hotel proprietor and butcher. 
 
 Gee, Edwin, general merchant. 
 
 Ginguet Rev. Joseph, Roman Catholic. . 
 
 Grier, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Grover, David, lumber merchant. 
 
 Halwell, Rev. Mr., Methodist. 
 
 CONNER'S TYPE AND ELECTROTYPE FOUNDRY, Corner of Reade and Centre Streets, NEW YORK. 
 
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 Ladaroate, Ani^stin, mnson and plasterer. 
 
 Lafontnint', .lo.tepli, councillor anl fiirmcr. 
 
 I.afortin, K., cabinet miiki-r. 
 
 Lupointo, Fraii(;ois, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Lapointo, Fran(;oiM, cooper. 
 
 Larocqui", T., councillor. 
 
 Laurin, Krani,'oi», J. I'., oounoillor and farmer. 
 
 Laurin, .luseph, farmer. 
 
 Lefcvre, Ut'iijuuiin, boot ami shoemaker. 
 
 McArtliur, Donald, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 McClutcli, Richmond, farmer. 
 
 McLatchic, John, farmer. 
 
 McLaurin, John, councillor, lumber merchant and 
 
 saw mill proprietor. 
 Morris, Uev. Mr., Church of England. 
 
 O'llnpin, Francis 0., mnnicipal secretary and trM' 
 surer, accountant and collecting Of^vnt. 
 
 O IIAOA.V, JAMK.S, J. I'., mayor, postm.iater and 
 goneral merchant, hotel and liTcry stable propr, 
 
 Perkins, .lohn A., ^aw mill proprietor. 
 
 I'inuiid, Kiieune, grocer. 
 
 I'usey, I'icrro, plostcrer. 
 
 Potvin, Joseph, broom maker. 
 
 Sharply, .Vbrahani, blacksmith, carriage and waggon 
 maker. 
 
 Shnrply, James, blacksmith. 
 
 .'^icani, Joseph, lumber merchant. 
 
 ViUcneuve, .Adolpbe, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Villcncuve, Duvid, boot and slioemuker. 
 
 Williams, John, farmer. 
 
 Witmeut, KJward, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 TEOHAUTA, C. E. — A small Tillage situated at the head of lake St. Louis, and lower entrance of the 
 IJeuuliarnois ("anal, in the couuty of Beauharnois. Distant from Montreal, !)0 miles, and from Beau- 
 harnois, 3 miles. Steomboat fare from Montreal 50c., and !<tage fare in winter (1.25. Mail tri-weekly. 
 Population about 300. 
 
 ELLIS, GEORGE, postmaster and collector of tolls. 
 
 Ewart, John, grocer. 
 
 Labelle, Miss, select school. 
 
 Lofcbvre, Cyrille, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Loisel, Alexander, blacksmith. 
 Meloche, Joseph, general merchant. 
 Raymond, Louis, founder and machine 
 Smith, William, blacksmith. 
 
 ihop. 
 
 TERREBONNE, C. E. — An incorporated town situated on the River Josos (a branch of the Ottawa), 
 in the seigniory and county of Terrebonne. It posscs.ncs many facilities for manufacturing purposes, 
 having an almost unsurpassed water power. A market is open here every Saturday, and constant 
 steiimboat communication with ^'ontreal during the summer season. The principal trade of this 
 section is the manufacturing of lumber and flour. It is distant from St. Jerome, the r/iff lieu, 24 
 miles ; from .Montreal, 18 miles ; and from Quebec, 200 miles. Daily mail, and money order o£Sce. 
 Population about 3,000. 
 
 AUard, A., blacksmith. 
 
 Allard, George, grocer. 
 
 Auger, Corbeil, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Auger, J. C, J. P., notary public. 
 
 Auger, J. M., tin roofer. 
 
 Barrette, Gedion, carter. 
 
 Barrette, J6ri'mie, upholsterer, paper hangings and 
 window shades. 
 
 Barrette, Miss Martine, bonnet maker. 
 
 Beaus<^jour, Joseph, village councillor, upholsterer, 
 dealer in paper hangings and window shades. 
 
 Beausoleil, L6andre, butcher, beef and pork packer. 
 
 Bemardin, J. Bte., general merchant. 
 
 Bi38onnet„ Joseph, butcher, beef and pork packer. 
 
 Blondin, Aimo, stone cutter. 
 
 Blondin, Michel, marble worker and mason. 
 
 Boisvert, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 Bri^re, Charles, blacksmith. 
 
 Brigola, Joseph P., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Champouae, 'A., school teacher. 
 
 Chapeleau, Jo.ehira, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Chapeleau, P., physician. 
 
 Charbonneau, Seraphin, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Chauvin, A., flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Clarke, James, cabinet maker. 
 
 College de Terrebonne. 
 
 Commercial College de Terrebonne. 
 
 Content, Narcisse, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Convent des Socurs, congregation under the direc- 
 tions of the nuns. 
 
 Courval, Marcel, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Courval, Pierre, mason. 
 
 Cusson, A., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Daloourt, Mrs. J. B., soap and candle manufacturer. 
 
 Daunias, Chas. sen., farmer. 
 
 Daunias, Chas. jun., farmer and mayor of the parish. 
 
 Delorme, A., baker and confectioner. 
 
 Delormo, H., baker and confectioner. 
 
 Delphos, A., school teacher. 
 
 Desauteis, Rev. J. J., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Despis, Franij'ois, stone cutter. 
 
 Desroches, Alfred, wutchnuiker and jeweller. 
 
 Desroches, L. B., J. P., physiician, bak^r and con- 
 fectioner, flour & grain dealer, general mercb.int. 
 
 Dorion, Q. T., watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Drr.peau, A., village councillor and grain dealer. 
 
 Dugal, Francois, photographic artist. 
 
 Duguay, Olympe, tanner and currier. 
 
 Pumas, Arthur, advocate, &c. 
 
 Dussureau, H., butcher, beef and pork packer. 
 
 Du.ssureau, Mrs. II , milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Filion, Louis, grocer. 
 
 Filion, Octave, carter. 
 
 Forget, D., village secretary, advocate and collecting 
 agent. 
 
 Forget, Isidore, school teacher. 
 
 Forget, O., collecting agent and notary public. 
 
 Fourtiier, Joachim, carter. 
 
 Gadliois, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 Galaise, Solomon, tanner, hide and leather dealer. 
 
 Gari^py, Moise, stone cutter. 
 
 Oauthier, Cyrille, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Gauthier, Joseph, councillor and farmer. 
 
 H('-raard, Octave, mason. 
 
 Lafontaise, David, flour mill proprietor. 
 Lajeunesse, Etiene, inspector of roads. 
 
 Lajeunesse, Leon, carpenter, builder and village 
 councillor. 
 
 Lamalre, R , school teacher. 
 
 Latour, Edonard, blacksmith. 
 
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 CONNER'S TYPE AND ELECTROTYPE FOUNDRY, Corner Reade and Centre Streets, New York. 
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 TERREBONNE— TH AM KS FORD. 
 
 Latour, Miss M., grocory store. 
 
 Liipoiritc, lii'tiiiulre, fnniuT. 
 
 Lapointo, Tlioiu;is, gciierul merchant. 
 
 Laiuon, J., school tt>Rcher. 
 
 Lcbcau, J. Utc, farmer. 
 
 I.t'cliiir, .Ii'aii, fiirnu'r. 
 
 Leclero, Ki'v. K. X , lloman Catholic. 
 
 Lesieur, Louis ;V , village councillor and general 
 morchant. 
 
 Limo)(es, Loaii'lrc, boot ami nhoemakcr. 
 
 Miiillc, Cuptain .1. lUo., I'lirnigr. 
 
 MaisonneuvB, t'olix, carpenti'r anJ hiiiMer. 
 
 Marcottc, (ioili-.m, carpoiilor aii'l buiMer. 
 
 Marrior. rniil K., villaffo oouncillor. 
 
 Masson, lion. Kil., M I.. C. 
 
 Masson, Hon. .Mailnmo J., seignioress of Terrebonne. 
 usi>un, I.. K., ailvdcatu. 
 nw, Thomas, boot an>l shoomiiker. 
 
 ncKr.NZli;, JOIIN, J. l*. ami postmaster. 
 
 Miri'au, Rev. M., Roman I'atholic. 
 
 MooJy, Matthew, saw null proprietor. 
 
 Mooily, Tliomns, blacksmith. 
 
 Mooily, Matthew & Sons, foundors, machinists, car- 
 risj^c and waggon makers and planing mill pro- 
 prietors. 
 
 Morin, Joseph, carriage maker. 
 
 OUimet, Pierre, carpenter and builder. 
 
 l'au/(^, Alf., school teacher. 
 
 r<'irin, Nicolas, hotel proprietor. 
 
 I'oupard, K., school teacher. 
 
 I'rovost, 0. M., mayor of village, notary public and 
 
 real estate n;;ent. 
 Raiison, John I!., bailiff' and collecting agent. 
 llntoUe, (Miarle.-', generol merchant. 
 Hatulle, Louis, tlour and grain dealer, and general 
 
 morohaiit. 
 Henaud, Rev. Octave, Roman Catholic. 
 Kobscau, Joseph, butcher, beef and pork packer. 
 Hoohon, Joseph, village oouncillor. 
 lloussel. A., tin and cospersmilh. 
 Rt>;:8sel, Noi'l carpenter and builder. 
 Roussel, Thitodoro, tlour and grain dealer. 
 RouHsel, /.., tin and copper smith. 
 Roy, L. II., steamboat captain. 
 St. (termain, Augustin, onbiuet moker. 
 Taillon, Rev. M., Roman Catholic. 
 Taillon, Mrs. Vuino milliner and dressmaker, 
 Tliobergo, Isaac, school teacher. 
 Turgi'on, l[. R., gontlemiin. 
 Turgeon, J. O A., advocate, &o. 
 Varin, Joseph, physician and dentist. 
 Voligny, L. B., stearabuat agent. 
 
 TEVIOTDALE, C. W. — -V villnge situated on the Flora r.nd Saugecn gravel road, in the township of 
 ,\liuto and county of Wellington, North Riding. Distant from Uuelph, the county town, !!t miles. 
 Daily m.iil. 
 
 BURNS, WILLIAM, postmaster. 
 
 Daw, John, proprietor Miuto Hotel. 
 
 Douglas, M. J. r. 
 
 McUride, Jamos & .Moses, blacksmiths and vraggon 
 
 makers. 
 McH'ichcrn, DiMiaUl, J. P. 
 McLennan, Rev. George, Presbyterian. 
 Mc.Micking, W. P. J. P. 
 
 MoMicking & McUachern, builders and saw mill 
 proprietors. 
 
 Miller, Matthew Q., general mcrdhnnt and proprie- 
 tor Minto Inn. 
 
 Minto Hotel, John Daw, proprietor. 
 
 Minto Inn, M. 0. Miller, proprietor. 
 
 Morrison, Donald, general merchant. 
 
 Smith, Wni., teacher common school. . 
 
 TIIAMESPO.RD, C, W.— A village situated on the middle branch of the River Thames, in the town 
 ship of East Nissouri and county of Oxford, North Iliiling. Distant from Woodstock, the county town 
 I'J miles : from London, 13 miles ; and from Ingorsoll, the nearest railway depot, 5 milts. Daily mail 
 Population, 0ti3. 
 
 Abbott, Miss A. R., milliner an<l dressmaker. 
 
 Baker, James, cooper. 
 
 Brookmiin, lU'v Win,, Church of Knglrmd. 
 
 Cogswell, F. F, J. P. 
 
 Davidson, Andrew, blacksmith, carriage and waggon 
 
 maker. 
 Davidson, Robert, blacksmith. 
 Dawes, Thomas, physician. 
 Donaldson, (Jeorge, blacksmith. 
 Foden, 0. IV F,, druggist. 
 Fraser, Rev. John, Canada Presbyterian. 
 Garner, Peter, hotel proprietor. 
 Gilroy, Rev. James, Methodist Episcopal. 
 Ileadrick & Shewan, boot and shoemakers & dealers. 
 Hull, H., foundry and machine shop proprietor. 
 Hull, Hozzard, cabinet maker and furniture dealer. 
 Hull, Wm., blacksmith, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Intzcl, Wm., hotel and livery stable proprietor. 
 Johns, John, beef and pork packer. 
 Johns, Wm., beef and pork packer. 
 Kennedy, Hugh, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Keys, J;imes, carpenter. 
 Keys, Miss M. A., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Lei'hire, Eira, potash manufacturer, boot and shoe 
 
 maker. 
 
 Leonard, R. A., harness maker. 
 
 Lougheed. Mrs. M. M., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Lougheed, Thomas, general merchant and general 
 
 agent. 
 Martin, John, general merchant. 
 MoCarty, Di vid, boot and shoemaker and dealer. 
 McCarty, Eleaier, J. P. 
 McCARTV, NELSON C, postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 McKay, John, tailor. 
 McMillan, Buchanan, builder. 
 Mc Murray, James, cabinet maker and furniture 
 
 dealer. 
 Mills, James, tinsmith. 
 Morrison, M., hotel proprietor. 
 Oliver, Wm., saloon keeper. 
 Robinson, Wm., carpenter. 
 Sears, J. R,, carpenter. 
 Shafer, 0. F., patent right agent. 
 Size, Jacob S. V., boot and shoemaker. 
 Sugden, John, clothier. 
 Sugden, Noah, dyer and scourer. 
 Tibbet, Alva, tanner. 
 Tibbet, John, tanner. 
 Woodland, Wm., general merchant. 
 
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 THAMESVILLE; C. W. — A thriving tillage, beautifully situated on the Thames River, in the 
 towiiithip of (JiinidVn and county of Kent, and a station on the Oreiit Western Uiiilwiiy, whore it inter- 
 sects tlio London, (!hatliaiu, Morpeth and Kloreiico lloads. Distant from Ciialliain, the county town, 
 KiiniloH; front Lomlon, (SO miles ; from Wiudnor, <>U miles; and from Hamilton, 124 miles. Daily 
 Mail. Population about 400. 
 
 Adair & MuEnan, manufacturers and dealors in boots 
 and shoes. 
 
 Bedford, John, general merchant. 
 
 Uoasey, Miss, milliner and dreHsmnker. 
 
 UudKen. N., proprietor Tecumseth Motel. 
 
 (.'OLLIHR, JOHN U., postmaster, insurance agent 
 and general merchant. 
 
 Davis, Juhn T., carpenter and builder. 
 
 DulFus, llobert, lumber merchant and saw mill pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 Duncan, -James, general merchant. 
 
 Ferguson, J. & .Sou, lumber merchants and saw mill 
 proprietors. 
 
 Fywh, Miss U., milliner and drerismakcr. 
 
 Oowan, Walter, physician. 
 
 Ilazzard, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Ilaz/ard, John & Co., chair manufactnrcrs. 
 
 Higgiu.'t, Wm., coopei. 
 
 Hoag, J. W. & Son, carriage and waggon makers. 
 
 Hoag & 8on, sash, blind and door manufacturers. 
 
 Howell, Henry, brickmaker. 
 
 Hynea, James, merchant tailor and clothier. 
 
 Ingolls, Otis, J. I', and notary publio. 
 
 Kelly, George, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Kcndiic.k, .\., tanner, hide nnd leather dealer. 
 Lawrence, F., proprietor Lawrence HoitHO. 
 iMadden, John, carpenter, builder & cabinet maker. 
 .Miilo.'^h, J. H. , blacksiuith. 
 Marshall, James, sewing machine agent, soap and 
 
 candle factory. 
 Mavhew, Wm., proprietor Mnyhew's Hotel. 
 Mctiatley, Andrew, boot and HJioeiiiakur. 
 Mitnick, Wm , carriage and waggon maker. 
 Mott, J., boot and shoemaker. 
 Northwood, Henry, lumber merohant and saw mill 
 
 proprietor. 
 Paleski, Joseph, cabinet maker. 
 Robinson, Rev. llobert. 
 Ross, Wm., produce and provi-iion dealer. 
 Hecord, .Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Shaw, A. J. C, express agent & general merchant. 
 Sherman, D., J. I'. 
 Sherman, D. fi. Sons, flour and grain dealers and 
 
 Hour mill proprietors. 
 Sherman, Andrew, blacksmith. 
 Tecumseth Hotel, N. Itudgen, proprietor. 
 Watts, Wm., proprictoi Western Hotel. 
 Western Hotel, Wm. Watts, proprietor. 
 
 THISTLETOWN', C. W.— A village, situated at the junction of the Albion nnd Vaughan Plank 
 Ruad, in the township of Etobicoke and county of York, South Ruling. Distant from Toronto, the 
 county seat, 14 miles ; nnd from the Weston station of the Grand Trunk Railway, to which there is ft 
 daily stage, 4 miles. Daily mail. Population about lOO. 
 
 Asbdown, C. H., school teacher. 
 
 Uoultin, II. J., flijur nnd saw mill proprietor and 
 
 farmer. 
 Cave, N., carpenter and builder. 
 Chapman, R., farmer. 
 Eistall, Wm., tailor. 
 Qallenough, Arohy, general merchant. 
 Hale, J., carpenter and bnildei. 
 Hardwick, M., carpenter and builder. 
 Holmes, T., farmer. 
 Johnston, Alexander, hotel proprietor. 
 
 JOnNSTO>T, RICHARD, postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Kenny, John, brickmaker. 
 Sangster, Alexander, carpenter and builder. 
 Savage, Thomas, physician and surgeon. 
 Snooks, R., saddle and harness maker. ' 
 
 Stewart, David, boot and shoemaker. ^ 
 Taylor, Robert, hotel proprietor. 
 Winters, IL, farmer. 
 Watt, John, blacksmith. 
 
 THOMASBURG, C. W. — A pont village, situated near the river Moira, i.- the township of Hunger- 
 ford and county of Hastings, North Riding. Distant from Uolcvi'.le, the county town, 18 miles. Popa- 
 Utiou about 120. 
 
 Bently, John, farmer. 
 
 Boy art, A. L., reeve. 
 
 Carlton, John, collector and bailiff " ■. 
 
 Clare, Thomas, J. P. uid farmer. . . 
 
 p]aton, Alexander, boot' and shoemaker. 
 
 Embury, George, grocer. 
 
 Flemming, Rev. Wm., Church of England. 
 
 Harrison, John, wo^voi'. 
 
 Holbert, Nathaniel, blacksmith. 
 
 JONIDS, W. W., postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 Knight, H. T., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 MoCammon, Robert, township olerk. 
 
 Miller, Oliver, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Moore, Wm., boot and shoemaker. , 
 
 Morton, John, school teacher. 
 
 Morton, Robert, township treasurer. 
 
 Morton, Wm. R., Itoot and shoemaker. '■ 
 
 Palmer, A. D., bmcksmith. 
 
 Pool, Thomas, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Robinson, John, tailor. 
 
 Robinson, Rev. R., Wesleynn Metliodi<jt. 
 
 Sherry, James, boot aud shoemaker. 
 
 Woodhouse, Edward, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
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 THORNBURY, C. W.— A small village at the mouth of the Beaver River, in the township of 
 Coilingwood and county of Qrey. It waa flrat settled about the year 1850, is noted for its good water 
 power, and has one common school. Distant from Owen Sound, the county town, '28 miles ; and from 
 Coilingwood, 14 miles. Daily mail. Population about 260. 
 
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 AND PKO VINCI AL INSURANCE OF CANADA. 
 MAIN STREET, THOROLD, C. W. 
 
 A L4RGE STOCK OF CLOTHING KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND. 
 
 MAIN STREET, THOROLD, C. W. 
 
 M:ONTilEA.L, STORE 
 
 D. D. MANN, 
 
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 READY-MADE ^^m^' CLOTHINQ, &c. 
 
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 is now Reuevalty known to all Practical and Scientific Farmers, all over the country. Its ligbtnoss of 
 draught, togethci with the superiority of work ic performs, places it beyond competition with any other 
 Plough imported or manufactured in America. 
 
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 Orders atteuded to with punctuality and detpatcb. 
 
 THE ROYAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, 
 
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 ExcilAKai, which haa buen coiiipl»tely rpnoTat«d and loppliod 
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 American Hotel, D. Miller, proprietor. 
 
 Ball, Henry, carpenter. 
 
 Burritt, Marcua, blacksmith. 
 
 Buritt, OBcar, grocer. 
 
 Burritt, Stephen, lumber agent. . ' 
 
 Campbell, James, general store. 
 
 Carroll, llichard, carpenter. 
 
 Chase, G. A., general store. 
 
 Cordingley, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 GAULD, REV. JOHN, Prebhyterian minister. 
 
 HASTELOW, T. 0., proprietor Koyal Eichange 
 
 Hotel (see card, p. 772). 
 Hunt, Ghas., waggon maker. 
 Hunt & McCansIand, curriage and waggon makers. 
 
 HURD, J. M., postmaster and cabinet maker. 
 
 Hurd, W. A., express agent. 
 
 Hurlburt, Dr. G. W., physician and druggist. 
 
 Mastin, Joseph, grain cradle maker. 
 
 Miller D., hotel keeper. 
 
 ROYAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, T. 0., Haatelow, 
 
 proprietor (see card, p. 772). 
 STEPHENSON, JAMES, commissioner in B. R., 
 
 conveyancer, and general agent (see card, p. 778). 
 Webb, Sampson, tailor. 
 Wilkes, F. S., county judge, grist and saw mill 
 
 proprietor. 
 Wilkie, John, carpeater. 
 
 TBOBNHILIf, C. W. — A Tillage in the townships of Markhara and Vaughan, and county of York, 
 situated on Yonge Street, 3} miles from a station on the Northern Railway of the same name. Distant 
 from Toronto, 12 miles by stage, and IG miles by Railway. Daily mail, with money order office. 
 Population about 800. 
 
 Brunskill, John, miller and merchant, proprietor of 
 
 Pomona Mills. 
 Campbell, Archibald, tinsmith and silverplater. 
 Carr, Thomas, dealer in groceries, provisions, liquors, 
 
 paints, &c. 
 Clay, Wm., cabinet maker, undertaker, &c. 
 Clay, Wm. F., millwright. 
 
 Cook, Mrs., proprietor and keflp«r of Cook's Hotel. 
 Crown, Edward, shoemaker. 
 Darling, George, blacksmith. 
 Gallanough, Archibald, general storekeeper. 
 Ueakes, •'' '^» 70'\ng ladies' school. 
 Hodge, !m' t 'oidlord of Travellers Home Inn, 
 Hoff, P., I ihoemaker. 
 
 Holdswi,:*. ■< >'' boot and shoemaker. 
 Hopkins, !■• " , .jnfectioncry store. 
 Kirkpatrick, Wm. Alex , saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Langstaff, John, proprietor saw mill, between Rich- 
 mond Hill and Thornhill. 
 
 Lemon, Henry, proprietor Thornhill Hotel. 
 
 Ludford, Caleb, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Maguire, Andrew, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Mundy, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 McDougall, David, proprietor Thornhill Mills and 
 general merchant. 
 
 Ostertag, Charles, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Pomona Mills, John Brunskill, proprietor. 
 
 PURKISS, J03L\H, postmaster & general merchant. 
 
 Snowdon, Wm., engineer and millwright. 
 
 Steel, Thomas, proprietor Green Bush Inn. 
 
 Suddaby,'Wm., tailor. 
 
 Thornhill Mills, D. McDougall, proprietor. 
 
 Ward, Roland, house nnil sign painter. 
 
 Week, Wm,, proprietor Whitehouse Hotel. 
 
 Whitehouse Hotel, Wm. Week, proprietor. 
 
 THOB.OLD, C. W. — An incorporated village in the township of same name and county of Welland, 
 situated on the Welland Canal, and possessing excellent water power. It lies on the top of a hill, 
 commanding a fine view of Lake Ontario and the surrounding country, for at least twenty milea. 
 Near by are some extensive lime and building stone quarries. Macadamized roads lead out of the 
 village in several directions, and the Great Western and Welland Railways each have stations here. 
 Distant from St. Catherines, 4 miles ; and from Niagara Falls, 9 milea. Mails daily and money order 
 office. Population about 1,700. 
 
 American Expresa Company, Hugh James, agent, 
 Towpath. » 
 
 B.VLL, LEWIS A., barrister, attorney-at-law, &o., 
 Claremont. 
 
 BAND, JOHN, proprietor Fife Merchant Mills. 
 
 Battle, John, proprietor of the Canada Hotel, Tow- 
 path. 
 
 Baxter, George, barrister and attorney-at law, soli- 
 citor, &o.. Mill. 
 
 Beatty, James, councilman. 
 
 Beatty, William, ta-^nery and saw mill, Towpath. 
 
 Birbeck, R., tinsmith and dealer in stoves, Main. 
 
 British Hotel, Mrs. Mary Winslow, proprietor, Main. 
 
 BROWN, JOHN, contractor and proprietor of plaster 
 and cement mills. Main. 
 
 Brown, John E., chemist, druggist and photograph 
 artist. Main. 
 
 CAMP, L. C, town treasurer, insurance agent, 
 general dealer in groceries, wines, liquors and 
 provisions. Main (see card, p. 772). 
 
 Campbell, John, boot and shoemaker aud dealer. 
 Main. 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COM"ANY, L. C. 
 
 Camp, agent. Main. 
 Canada Hotel, John Battle, ^-roprietor, Towpath. 
 CARROLL, MATTHEW, dealer in groceries, provi- 
 sions, wines, liquors, &o., Albert, on the Canal. 
 CITY HOTEL, William Fields, proprietor,Claremont, 
 
 (see card, p. 778). 
 Cloy, James & Son, grocers and ship chandlers, 
 
 corner Albert. 
 Conlon, John, proprietor, Welland Hotel, Pine. 
 CRAWFORD, CHARLES, merchant tailor, Main, 
 
 (see card, p. 772). 
 DEWHURST, E. B. & Co., proprietors of the Keefer 
 
 Merchant Flour Mills. 
 Dobbie, Mr., iron founder and machinist. Main. 
 Dongan, Robert, grocer and provision dealer, Main. 
 Dundas, JamoH, carriage and wagon maker, Ormond. 
 ELWESS, WILLIAM, manufacturer of cabinet ware 
 
 and dealer. Main, (see card, p. 772). 
 FIELDS, WILLIAM, proprietor of the City Hotel, 
 
 corner Claremont and Main (see card. p. 778). 
 FIFE MERCHANT MILLS, J. Baud, proprieior. 
 
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 Fish, W. T , councilman, dry goods mercbaDt, 
 Main. 
 
 Florey & Scott, bakers and confectioners. Main. 
 
 Friday, T., saddle and liarneds maker, Main. 
 
 Garden, Arthur, grocer, Towpath. 
 
 Gardner, Henry, '-very stables, Onnond. 
 
 Grant, John, chemist and druggist, and dealer in 
 fancy goods. Main. 
 
 Qrenville, J. & T., carriage and waggon makers, 
 Albert. 
 
 Ham, John, cooper, Mansion House. 
 
 Hardy, Mrs. Ann, dealers in hats and caps, Main. 
 
 Ueenan, John, grocer and provision dealer. Tow- 
 path. 
 
 Ilendershot, R. D. general merchant. Main. 
 
 Hendershot & Richardson, general merchants. Main. 
 
 Hilton, Simeon R., broom manufactuier, Main. 
 
 Howell, Wm., waggon maker, St. David. 
 
 HUTCHINSON, ALEXANDBR, councilman, propri- 
 etor Welland Flouring Mills and Cooper Shop. 
 
 James, Hugh, grocery and provision dealer, agent 
 for American Express Company, Towpath. 
 
 Jenkinson, Thomas, hotel keeper. Main. 
 
 Keefer Merchant Flouring Mills, B. R. DewLurst 
 & Co,, proprietors. 
 
 Lampman, George, watchmaker and jeweller. Main. 
 
 Lemon, 15., physician and surgeon, Main. 
 
 Lepper, John, dry goods and ready-made clothing, 
 Main. 
 
 MANN, D. D , dealer in dry goods, ready-made 
 clothing, millinery, &c., Mnin (see card, p. 772). 
 
 Mansion House, Mrs. Isabella McCarty, proprie- 
 tress, Albert. 
 
 Martin, John, bojokseller and stationer, Main. 
 
 McArlhur, James, proprietor Young Canada Saloon 
 and Restaurant, Main. 
 
 McArthur, George, grocery. Main. 
 
 McCarty, Mrs. Isabella, proprietress Mansion House, 
 Ali.ert. 
 
 McClelland, R., dealer in dry goods, groceries, &o.. 
 Main. 
 
 McDonidd, B., carriage and waggon maker. Main. 
 
 McUONAOH, JOHN, councilman, lumber merchant, 
 saw and pinning m'U proprietor. 
 
 McDonough, Miss Mary, grocery, Towpath. 
 
 McQill, John, blacksmith, Ormond. 
 
 McGiverin, Tliomas, wholesale and retail dealer in 
 groceries, wines, liquors, &o.. Main. 
 
 McGiverin, C. P., barrister, attorney, &c., and clerk 
 of town council ; office, Mnin. 
 
 Mcllattie, John, manager Keefer Merchant Flour 
 Mills. 
 
 Mclntyre, James, merchant tailor and dealer in gro- 
 cerie.s, Main, 
 
 McKcnuie, Wra., blacksmith, Claremcnt. 
 
 McMahons, Owen, tavern, Towpath. 
 
 McNutt, John, grocer. Main. 
 
 MclMlERSON, R. B., agent for J. Brown; office, 
 Main. 
 
 McNeilly, Rev. John, Church of England, Mansion 
 House. 
 
 Middough, J. S., grocery, Towpath. 
 
 MORLEY, GKORGE, manufacturer of ploughs and 
 agricultural implements. Main (see card, p. 772). 
 
 Morton, J. & R , grocers, Main. 
 
 Munro, James, dry goods merchant. Main. 
 
 Orr, Thomas, painter and glazier, near Canal. 
 
 Owen, P. B., dry goods merchant, Mnin. 
 
 Parnt.ii, W., undertaker and cnbinet maker, Main. 
 
 Patrick, .Tohn, baker, Main. 
 
 Pew, Robert, general merchant, Main. 
 
 Pike, Wm., cooperage. Market Place. 
 
 Roll, Henry, M.D., physician, office Mill. 
 
 Sands, Peter, (colored) barber and hairdresser, 
 Markot Place. 
 
 Scarf, John, manufacturing watchmaker and jewel- 
 ler, and dealer iu clocks, jewellery and fancy 
 goods. Main. 
 
 Scanian, Miss K., dressmaker and milliner, Jlain. 
 
 SCHWALLER, A., reeve, dealer in groceries, wines 
 and li(|uor3, crockery and hardware, Main. 
 
 Sharp, David, merchant tailor. Main. 
 
 Smith, John, boot and shoe manufacturer and dealer, 
 cor. Main. 
 
 Stanley, Alexander, marine inspector. 
 
 Stevenson, W. J., grocer, Mnin. 
 
 Stockton, W. H., (colored) barber and hair dresser. 
 Main. 
 
 Tidmarsh, Alexander, crockery and provision mer- 
 chant. Main. 
 
 Vance, A., (colored) barber, Main. 
 
 Wait, Alex, stave factory. 
 
 Wnrkinsliaw, M., clerk of the Market. 
 
 Waters, B., boot and shoemaker, Towpath. 
 
 Wand, Wra., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Weaver, W. N., money broker. Main. 
 
 Weeks, James, saddle and harness manufacturer, 
 Main. 
 
 Welland Hotel, J. Conlon, proprietor. Pine. 
 
 WELl.AND MILLS, Alexander Hutchinson, propr. 
 
 Whitulock, Jolin, carpenter and joiner. Pine. 
 
 Winslow, Mrs. Mary, proprietor British Hotel, 
 Main. 
 
 Young Canada S.aloon and Restaurant, Jamcs Mc- 
 Arlhur, proprietor, Mnin. 
 
 THREE RIVERS, C. E.— The capital of the district of Three Rivers, in the seigniory of Sto. Mar- 
 g'lerite, 'lunty of St. Miiurice, situated on the north slioro of the River St. Lawrence, at the junction 
 of the River .-^t. Maurice. It is the third city in the eastern section of tho Province, and carries on a 
 very extensive trade in lumber; the improvement of the St. Maurice River, by the Government, having 
 given great advantages to the lumbermen iu (ditaining an easy access to market. The River St. 
 Maurice, and its tributaries, water a territory of over 60,000 square miles, in one of tho best tim- 
 bered countries in the world. Largo quantities of snwn lumber are manufactured at Three Rivers, and 
 shipped to Quebec, England, West Indies, and the United Sttites. There are also foundries in con.stant 
 opi'ration at this point, some of which have turned out oxcellent railway car wheels. There in a 
 Mechanics' Institute, a reading room, and several first class educatidiial estahlirthments ; and it is also 
 the seat of a Roman Catholic Bishop. The Cathedral is a stately edifice, nml one of the finest buildings 
 on the continent. Tlin famous fnlls of tho Shawenignn are within twenty-fnur miles, and those of tho 
 Or.Tnd .Mere are thirteen miles farther up the St. Maurice. Distant from Montreal, 00 miles; and 
 from Quebec, 00 miles. Daily mails, with money order oflico. Population, by last ceneus, 0,068. 
 
 Ailair, W. R., city councillor, boot and shoemaker 
 
 ond deiiler. 
 Adsit, Silas, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Allnrio, K , mason. 
 
 Allarie, E. V., shoemaker, No'rc Dnmo. 
 
 Aubry, B., J. I'. 
 
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 AISTDREW^ D . Mo FHERSOlSr, Proprietor. 
 
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 Badeau, 0. 8.. physicinit. 
 
 BALCEIl, HENllY M., hatter and furrier, imnTt"!' 
 of manufactured goods, and exporter o*" 
 and skins, Platmi (see card, p. 774). 
 
 Balmain, Kev. J., scliool teacher, 
 
 BANK OF MO.NTREAL, J. Reynar, agent. 
 
 BANK OF UPPEll CANADA, S. Dumoulin, agent. 
 
 Baptist, A., lumber merchant. 
 
 Baptist, Q., lumber merchant and saw mill proprie- 
 tor. 
 
 Barnard, Edward, prothonotary superior court. 
 
 Barnard, J. jun., farmer. 
 
 Baumier, Alexander, sen., grocery store, Platon. 
 
 BaumicT, Alexander, jun., book-keeper, Platon. 
 
 Baumier, C, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Baumier, Oeorge, grocery, Platon. 
 
 Bsaudry, L. Z. & Co., dry goods merchants, Notre 
 Dame. 
 
 Beaulieu, Misses, milliners and dressmakers. 
 
 Begin, Jos., boot and shoemaker, opposite Market. 
 
 Begin, Joseph, soda water, Forges. 
 
 Belisle, A., cooper. 
 
 Bellefeuille, F. A. R., notary. 
 
 Bellefeuille, Frederick, foundrj and machine shop, 
 Notre Dame. 
 
 Bergeron. Louis, tavern keeper, near Market. 
 
 Biron, Mifs, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Bomear, P., carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Bondy, A. D., advocate. 
 
 Boucher, E. A., carpenter, Notre Dame. 
 
 Bouraasa, Frant^ois, tanner and currier. 
 
 Bourdiige & DeNiverville, advocates. 
 
 BRITISH AMERICAN HOTEL, T. G. Farmer, pro- 
 prietor, Molsop'g Wharf, Water (see card, p. 774). 
 
 Broster, J., J. P. and iraber merchant. 
 
 Brown, Miss M., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Brunclle, E., grocery. Water. 
 
 Brunellc & Brother, wholesale and retail dealers in 
 groceries, spirits, provisions, 4c., Platon. 
 
 Bureau, .1. N., advocate. 
 
 Bureau, J. S., collector of inland revenue, office 
 Platon. 
 
 Burk, Charles, plasterer. 
 
 Burns, Thomas, advocate. 
 
 Caron, Rev. C, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Carter, Henry, physician. 
 
 Chiquette, K., city messenger. 
 
 CITY HOTEL, A. D. McPherson, proprietor, Water, 
 (see cnrJ, p. 770). 
 
 Cloutier, A., grocery, &c., Platon. 
 
 Ctoutier, Ed., tanner and currier. 
 
 Clair, L.. blacksmith, St. Antoine. 
 
 Contois, 0., boot and shoemaker, Notre Dame. 
 
 Cook, A., blacksmith. 
 
 Cook, Right Rev. T., Roman Catholic bishop. 
 
 Corbeil, J., blacksmith, Notre Dame. 
 
 Corden, Nichol, grocery store, opposite Market. 
 
 Couvillon, Jean, broom maker. 
 
 Craig, John, 0. H., city councillor and general mer- 
 chant, corner Notre Dame and Platou. 
 
 Craig, P. L., notary public, Craig. 
 
 Cres86, A. B., advocate. 
 
 Dargis, F , bread and biscuit baker, Notre Dame. 
 
 Delatte, Louis, jeweller and watchmaker, Notre 
 Dame. 
 
 De Nivervillo, Charles, Boucher, mayor and ad- 
 vocate. 
 
 De Niverville, J., farmer. 
 
 DenoDoour, N., advocate, Forges. 
 
 Desaulniers, A., advocate. 
 
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 St. 
 
 Desaulniers, A., saddle and harness maker. 
 Desaulniers, Antoine, boot and shoemaker, Notre 
 
 Dame. 
 Dcsanlnicrs, J., blacksmith, St. Philippe. 
 Deschaiiie, Wm. 0., hatter and furrier. 
 DESCOTEAUX, J. B., dealer in groceries, crockery, 
 
 p 'jvisions, &c., cor. St. Philippe and St. George. 
 Der .oteaux, Madame, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Descoteaux, P., tavern keeper, Water. 
 Desfosses, A., secretary and treasurer city counoil. 
 Di'-silets, M., advocate. 
 Duberger, N. A., deputy postmaster. 
 Dubord, Alphonse, agent for crown lands department 
 
 and crown timber agent, office, St. Peter. 
 Duchaine, Antoine, boot and shoemaker, Notre 
 
 Dame. 
 Dufresne, Joseph, proprietor British American Liy- 
 
 ery Stable. Water. 
 DUFRESNE, N., wholesale and retail dealer in 
 
 groceries, wines, liquors, flour, grain, crockery, 
 
 &c.. Forges (see card, p. 774). 
 Dufresne, W. J., hardware merchant, Notre Dame. 
 Dufresne, Joseph & Son, grocers and liquor dealers, 
 
 Notre Dame. 
 Dugr6, Isidore, dealer in groceries, produce, &o., 
 
 Forges. 
 Dugr^S Joseph, boot anr*. shoemaker, Notre Dame. 
 Duguay, C, mason. 
 
 Duguay, J. L. P., flour and feed dealer. 
 Dumont, J. B. 0., advocate Notre Dame. 
 Dumoulin, S.. agent for Bank of Upper Canada. 
 DUPLESSIS & GODIER, dealers in staple 
 
 fancy dry goods, Notre Dame. 
 Dupont, Ed., boot and shoemaker, Forges. 
 Dupont, Mrs. P., photogrophic artist. 
 Dupuis, E., proprietor St. Marie Foundry, 
 
 Philippe. 
 
 Dupuis, Loais, foundry and machine shop. 
 Duval, P., boot and shoemaker, Notre Dame. 
 FARMER, T. G., proprietor British American Hotel, 
 
 Molson's Wharf, Water (see curd, p. 774). 
 Fay, Augustus, organ manufacturer, Platon. 
 Foaron, H. G., J. P. and city councillor. 
 Fen wick, A. O., physician. 
 Fisette, M , cooper. 
 Fortier, Francois, clerk in Quebec Bank, 
 
 Platon. 
 
 Fortier, Thomas, groceries and provisions, Platon, 
 Freeman, J., baker and confectioner. 
 Frigon, A., advocate, clerk Bank of Upper Canada. 
 Frigon, D. E., J. P. and dry goods merchant, Notre 
 
 Dame. 
 Ganthier, D., baker, Notre Dame. 
 Qauthier, John B., baker and confectl aer, St. 
 
 Philippe. 
 Qauthier, M., hotel keeper, Platon. 
 Gauthier, Moise, general merchant, opposite Market. 
 Gauthier, 0., saddle and harness maker, Notre 
 
 Dame, corner St. Antoine. 
 GERVAIS, L. E., city councillor, wholesale, and 
 
 retail dry goods merchant, Notre Dame. 
 Ginnis, Richard, county jailer. 
 Oirour, Dr., physician, Notre Dame. 
 Godby, C. H., custom hon.so officer. 
 Godin, E., livery stable. 
 
 QODIN, J. N., dealer in dry goods, groceries, hard- 
 ware, paints, oils, glass, dye stuffs, Sic, Platon. 
 Qodiu, L., jun., oarriuge and waggon maker. 
 Qouin, G. A., lumber merchant. 
 Gouin, 0., farmer. • 
 
 Guitbert, A., grocery, St. Philippe. 
 Guillmette, P., city councillor. 
 
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 Qaillct, F. X., clerk prothonotory office. 
 
 Quillet, v., notary and physicinn, Notro Dame. 
 
 Hamcl, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Hamel, Z., carpenter and builu 
 
 IIAMRL fi ('AKIGNAS, wholesale and ret"'l d( ilers 
 
 in groceries, **ines, liquors, produce, &c., Forges 
 
 (gee card, 774). 
 Harri^<(ltl, .1., lumber merchant. 
 lIAUlUSt)N, JOHN, manufacturer of tin, copper 
 
 and she<'t-iri>u ware, I'laton. 
 Hart, A. M., advocate. 
 Hart, Samuel J., Notro Dame. 
 Hart i*i McDoupiill, advocates, Alexander. 
 HOULISTON, ALEX., student at law, Notre Dame. 
 nOULlSTON, OEOllOE B,, city councillor, director 
 
 of the Three Rivers Gas Company, advocate and 
 
 insurance agent ; office, corner Notre Dame and 
 
 Alexander (see card, p. 770). 
 HouUston, J., baker, confectioner, grocer and presi- 
 dent of Three Rivers Oas Co., Notre Dame. 
 HUBERT, PETRUS, notary public and inspector of 
 
 schools, St. Joseph. 
 Hubert, Pierre Leger, notary public, St. Joseph. 
 'Inquirer, semi-weekly, F. Stobbs, editor and pub- 
 lisher. Notre Dame. 
 INTIORNATIONAL LIFE ASSURANCE CO., Qeo. 
 
 W. Houliston, agent (see card, p. 776). 
 Jencst, C. B., deputy clerk of the peace. 
 Jencst, L. U. A., clerk of the pence. 
 JEREMIN, FREDERICK, manufacturer of ginger 
 
 beer and cigars, Platon. 
 Jourdiiin, P., grocer, St. Philippe. 
 Kennedy, J., cooper. 
 Kicrnan, John, farmer. 
 Labarre. D. O., notary. 
 Lacroix, Joseph, livery stable, Platon. 
 Lacroix, P , baker, &c.. Water. 
 Latliche, Rev. L., Roman Catholic. 
 Lamb, VVm., clerk in crown timber office, St. Peter. 
 LamotUe, L. D., tailor, St Aiitoine. 
 Lanipron, Loui.s, builder, &c., St. Philippe. 
 Lanny, Louis, dry goods merchant, Notre Darao. 
 Lanifrm, .Mi.as .)., milliner ami dressmaker. 
 LANIGAN, RICHARD, dealer in staple and fancy 
 
 dry goinlH, Notre Dame. 
 Lani^iiiu, Win., grocer, Pliiton. 
 Lanigau, Wm., woollen mill proprietor. 
 Lariviore, Frani^ois. carriage maker, St. Philippe. 
 Larivicre, Q., photograph artist. 
 LarivitTe, Jacques, cabinet maker and undertaker. 
 LariviOre, James, carpenter, St. l'hili[)po. 
 LARUH, C. D., bookseller, stationer, bookbinder, 
 
 and importer of French and German fancy goods, 
 
 Notre Damo (see card, p. 77(i). 
 Lassalle, (iodtVey, dry gouds merchant, Notre Damf;. 
 Latrcille, 0., tailor, Notre Dame. 
 Lftwier, 0. W., school teacher. 
 Leclnire L., black;<mith. 
 Ij En' Xtiui-illc (semi-weekly) W. II. Rotven, editor 
 
 and proprietor, Notre Dame. 
 Lemerise, Joseph & Sons, brickmakers. 
 Lorti, D., mason. 
 
 Lottinville, F., J. P. r^ 
 
 Lottinvillo, Rev. T., Roman Catholic. 
 Luckcrlioff, L. .r., tin and coppersmith, St. Antoiue. 
 LUl'IEN, B., money broker, office, Notre Diimo. 
 Mncpherson, Alex., manager Three Rivers Oas Co. 
 Mario, Joseph, broom maker. 
 Martin, D., hotel proprietor, Platon. 
 McCiihe, P., farmer. 
 MeOlung, Samuel, jeweller and watchmaker, Notre 
 
 Dame. 
 
 McClaur, Rev. Mr., Presbyterian. 
 
 McDougall, J. G., lumber merchant. 
 
 McDougall, James, Alexaniler. 
 
 McDOUOALL, JOHN, J. P., expres-s and insurance 
 agent, farmer, flour, grist, and saw mill proprie- 
 tor, agent for Bank of Quebec, grocer, &o. (see 
 card, p. 770). 
 
 McDOUfJAl.L, JOHN, wholesale and retail dealer 
 in dry good.*, groceries, hardware, provisions, &o., 
 Platon, (see card, p. 770). 
 
 McDougall, R., lumber merchant. 
 
 McDougall, Thomas, clerk Quebec Bank, Platon. 
 
 McKELVIR. A. &S()N, blackt-miths and machinists. 
 
 McLaren, Rev. .1 , Presbyterian. 
 
 MoLeod, J B. & Sons, pla.sterers. 
 
 Mcpherson, ANDREW D., proprietor city Hotel, 
 Water (see card, p. 770). 
 
 MERCOUX, JOHN, wholesale and retail grocer and 
 dealer in wines, spirits, &c., Platon. 
 
 Morrisette, Joseph, painter, St. Philippe. 
 
 Morrisette, P., manufacturer of thrashing machines 
 and all kinds of agricultural implements, Notre 
 Dame. 
 
 NAULT, J., wholesale and retail dealer in groceries 
 and liquors, Platon. 
 
 Norbert, X., mason. 
 
 Normnnd, T. E., notary and city councillor. 
 
 north BRITISH AND MERCANTILE FIRE AND 
 LIFE INSURANCE Co., C. R. Ogden, agent. 
 
 OGDEN, C. R , postmaster, agent insurance, Montre- 
 al Telegraph and Hudson Bay Cos., Water. 
 
 Ogden, Isaac, physician, Notre Dame. 
 
 Ogden, Henry, deputy shoritF. 
 
 Ogden, J. G , county sheriff. 
 
 Olivier, E. A. L., dry goods merchant, Notre Dame. 
 
 Page, J. Q., dentist, Notre Dame. 
 
 Paldi, J. L., engineer, Platon. 
 
 Panneton, Rev. Mr., principal Three Rivers Col- 
 lege. 
 
 Panneton, T. E., advocate. 
 
 Panneton, A., grocer, Notre Dame. 
 
 Pelisson, Charles P., physician, Notre Dame. 
 
 Phillips, Rev. S. G., Wesleyan Methoilist. 
 
 Pleau, A., baker and confectioner, Notre Damo. 
 
 Poliquin, P., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Polette, Antoiue, judge superior court. 
 
 Pothier, L., mason. 
 
 POTIIIER, P. E., wholesale and retail dealer in dry 
 goods, groceries, hardware, crockery, paints, oils, 
 glass, putty, &c., Platon. 
 
 Precour, 0., boot and shoemaker, Notre Damo. 
 
 Proud & Wood, lumber merchants. 
 
 QUEBEC BANK. John McDougall, agent, office next 
 to store, Platon. 
 
 QUEEN FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPA- 
 NY, O. B. Houliston, agent, Notre Dame (see 
 card, p. 770). 
 
 REVNAR, J., agent Bank of Montreal. 
 
 Rheault, Rev L., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Rlieaumc, E., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Rli'Mime, H. N., hotel keeper. Water. 
 
 Rickuby, T., cabinetmaker, upholsterer and under- 
 taker. 
 
 RICK.VBY, W. T., dealer in groceries, orockery and 
 earthenware, liquors, &o., Notre Dame (see card, 
 p. 778). 
 
 Rinnult, A., market inspector, Platon. 
 
 RITTEU, J. U , dealer in groceries, crockery, bard- 
 ware, &o., Platon. 
 
 Robichon, Josejih, blacksmith, St. Philippe. 
 
 Robichon, Louis, house and sign painter, Notre 
 Dame, corner St. Antoine. 
 
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 ROBICIION, THOMAS, denier in groceries, liquors, 
 
 &o., ForgcH. 
 Robitaille, C, boot and shoemnlcer. 
 Robitnille, [-. J., dry goods merclmnt, Notre Dame. 
 Robitnille, L. J. k Co., gcnernl ineruhants, PlatOD. 
 Rocbeleau, PrAni,'oifl, city conticillor, clotliior aud 
 
 tailor, Notre Damo, corner IMatun. 
 Rocray, J., tailor. 
 
 Rowon, W.H., yuh\\»]ier L' Krr Xouvelle, Notre Darae. 
 ROVEU, CIIAHLK.S, dealer in groceries, provisions, 
 
 wines, li()HorM, &o., Plnton. 
 ROYAI. FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COM- 
 
 TANY, 0. H. Houliston, agent (see card, p. 770). 
 Ryan, Mrs., dealer in glass, paints, oils, &c., Notre 
 
 Damo. 
 Sarrasin, L., blacksmith, St. Philippe. 
 Saucier, Joseph, high constable. 
 Seymour, R. A., lumber merchant. 
 SHORTIS, JAMES, wholesale and retail dealer in 
 
 teas, coffees, sugars, &c., produce and general 
 
 grocer and commission merchant, Platon (see 
 
 card, p. 778). 
 Simmons, Mr., Inspector of Public Works, St. 
 
 Maurice. 
 Sparks, Mr., carriage and waggon ronker. 
 ST. MAURICE HALL, Wellard & Pacaud, propri- 
 etors (see card, p. 778). 
 Btarnes, W. A. & Co., railway contractors, Platon. 
 Btobbs, F., publisher Threr. Uivers Inquirer and 
 
 bookseller, Notre Dame. 
 Talencette, V., grocer, Notre Dame. 
 Tapin, F. X., J. P. and furniture dealer. Forges. 
 Thiverge, J. B., saddle and harness maker, Notre 
 
 Darae. 
 Thompson, J., livery stable keeper, St. Antoine. 
 Three Rivers Commercial Academy. 
 Three Rivers Commercial Reading Rooma. 
 
 Three Rivers Qas Company, John Houliston, presi- 
 dent. 
 
 Three Riven Inquirer, F. Stobhs, publiahcr. 
 
 Torrance, Rev. J., Church of England. 
 
 Toupin, Rev. T., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Trempe, A., tavern keeper, St. Phil{|>pe. 
 
 Trenaman, J,, farmer aud confectioner, Notre Dama. 
 
 Trenaman, J. T., deputy postmaster. 
 
 Trottier, J. E., blacksmith and waggon maker, Hay 
 Market. 
 
 Turcotte, Hon. Jog. E., director Three Rivers Qas 
 Company. 
 
 Turcotte & Cressi^, advocates. 
 
 TURNER, JOHN, manufacturer and dealer in boots 
 and shoes, Platon, cor. Craig (see card, p. 770), 
 
 Turner, R., photograph artist. 
 
 Turner, Robert, manufacturer and dealer in boots 
 and shoes, Notre Dame. 
 
 Valli'^e, D., jeweller and watchmaker, Forges. 
 
 V'allee, J., physician and druggist, Notre Darae. 
 
 Vallee, J. M., cabinet maker, upholsterer aud under- 
 taker. 
 
 Vallentine, Charles, leather merchant and dealer in 
 shoe findings. Forges. 
 
 Valliere, H., boot anl shoemaker. 
 
 Verrette, P., fruit store, Platon. 
 
 Verrette, Mr., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Vidal, Ziiphirin, saloon. Forges. 
 
 Vicrge, J. R., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Villemure, Mr., tanner and currier. 
 
 Washington, George, (colored,) barber. Water. 
 
 AVELLARD & PACAUD, proprietors 8t. Maurice 
 Hall, Water (see card, p. 778). 
 
 Whiteford, W. A. J., jeweller and watchmaker, Notre 
 Dame. 
 
 Whiteford, John, retired, Notre Dame. 
 
 THURLOW, C. W. — -'^Iso known as Snow Village, situated in tho township of Thurlow and county 
 
 of Hastings, South Riding. 
 Population about 160. 
 
 Distant from Belleville, the county town, 13 miles. Tri-weekly mail. 
 
 Casey, Miss M. E., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Casey, Samuel T., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 CASEY, WM. T., postmaster, carriage and waggon- 
 maker (see card, p. 654). 
 
 Denyes, Peter, J. P. 
 
 Duford, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Embury, Allen, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Empey, Miss Amanda, milliner aud dressmaker. 
 
 Ham, D., J. P. 
 
 Huntly, Rufus, blacksmith. 
 
 London & Liverpool Insurance Co., P. R. Parmer, 
 agent. 
 
 McQuuion, Peter, boot and shoemaker and firmer. 
 
 Parks, John, carpenter aud builder. 
 
 Parmer, P. tt., J. P., agent for Liverpool & London 
 Insurauoe Co. 
 
 Parks, Lucy, talloress. 
 
 Phillips, Qeorge, J. P., blacksmith. 
 
 Phillips, John & Son, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Phillips, Peter Q., general agent and fanning mill 
 
 manufacturer. 
 Phillips, Phosbe, tailoress. 
 
 Phillips, Robert, beef and pork packer and dealer. 
 Seers, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 Sills, Rev. James, Episcopal Methodist. 
 Sills, Rev. Wm., Episcopal Methodist. 
 Sills, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Sills, Wm. C, beef and pork packer and dealer. 
 Simmons, Davis, blacksmith. 
 Vanallen, Susan, physician. 
 Wells, Wm. C, harness maker. 
 Young, Jacob, barrister. 
 
 THURSO, C. "St. — A village situated on the Ottawa River, in the township of Lochaber and county of 
 Ottawa. Distant from Aylmer, the county town, 40 miles ; from Ottawa, 28 miles ; and from Montreal, 
 90 miles. Daily mail. Population about 300. 
 
 Benette, Narcisse, cooper. 
 
 Cameron, Ewen, hotel proprietor. 
 
 CAMERON, GEORGE W., mayor, postmaster, and 
 
 crown land agent. 
 CAMERON, G. W. & A., general merchants, and 
 
 pot and pearl ash manufacturers. 
 Cameron, John A., J. P. 
 
 Cameron & Edwards, saw mill proprietors and lum- 
 ber merchants. 
 Chapman, James, blacksmith. 
 Deshetrc, Jerome, sen., carpenter and builder. 
 Dougherty, Rev. 0. A., Baptist. 
 Ferguson, Peter, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Gallipeau, Mrs., hotel proprietor. 
 
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 . Maurice 
 
 .ker, Notre 
 
 Gironx, Henry, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Qiroux, Xavier, cuunoillor. 
 
 Qraham, James, carpenter and bntlder. 
 
 Grant, Kt-T. AleiHnder, (Iiinada !'ret>L;^terian. 
 
 Gray, Sidney, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Greenleex, Wm., boot and Hhoemakcr. 
 
 Jonbert, Modest, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Joavant, Rev. J., Koman Catliolic. 
 
 Keough, RfiT. J. iJ., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Kiernnn, Wm. sen., J. 1*. 
 
 Laniont, Mrs., hotel proprietor. 
 
 MattbewM, John, boot and nhoemaker. 
 
 McArthur, H., general merchant. 
 
 McCalliim, Alexander, councillor. 
 
 McCallum, !>., township secretary and treasurer. 
 
 McDonald, Duncan, carpenter and builder. 
 
 McDonald, John, councillor. 
 
 McDougall, John, boot ami ohiiemaker. 
 
 McKiirlano, Wm., schoul teacher. 
 
 McKay, T. 8., notary. 
 
 McLean, Alexander, black?<ini'h. 
 
 McPhail, Matthew, ^a(iJi<« ar.d harnes!! maker. 
 
 McPhail & Atken, tanD<)rs and curriers. 
 
 Miron, A., blacksniitli. 
 
 O'Leary, Mi'jhael, tailor. 
 
 Paisley, James, conncilbr. 
 
 Sheridan, W, H., physician. 
 
 Stevens, S. I.,, Hour and gris. mill proprietor. 
 
 Taylor, James, law mill pioprietor. 
 
 
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 TILBURY EAST, C W. — -^ township of that name, containing three post offices as follows: — 
 Dciil Town, Edgeworth and Tilbury East, situated on Lake Erie and the Kivor Thames, in tlio county 
 of Kent. Distant from Chatham, the county town, 20 miles. 
 
 Ain^lic, Juracs, cooper. 
 
 Ainslie, J, & D., general merchants. 
 
 Campbell, Isoac, township collector. 
 
 Coutts, .VIexauder, township and village reeve. 
 
 Coutt^, John, township treasurer. 
 
 Duttoii, George W., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Fletcher, John, township clerk and real estateagent. 
 
 Gawley, Hector, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Goulei, Alexander, school teacher. 
 
 Grant, Aluxonder, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 KERR, JOHN, postmaster, village councillor and 
 
 general merchant, residence Edgeworth P. O. 
 MoCully, E., school teacher. 
 McOrcgiir, Alexander, township assessor. 
 McLean, John, weaver. 
 Mills, Ilnmilton, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Reid, Robert, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Richardson, John, village councillor and general 
 merchant. 
 
 Robertson, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 
 RUSSELL, ISAAC, postmaster, Deal Town P. 0. 
 
 Russell, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Sales, George, carpenter and buiiiler. 
 
 Simpson, Peter, Jun. , boot and shoemaker. 
 
 S.MIHr, JAMES, postmaster and general merohaot. 
 
 Smith, John, village councillor. 
 
 Smith, Robert & Brothers, flour and saw mill pro- 
 prietors. 
 
 Vaughan, Wm., cooper. 
 
 Wilson, Andrew, village councillor. 
 
 Wilson, Arnold, tailur. 
 
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 kly mail. 
 
 ning mill 
 dealer. 
 
 lealer. 
 
 TIVERTON, C. W. 
 
 about the year 1867. 
 
 -A post village, situated in the township and county of Bruce, and was settled 
 Distant from Qoderioh, 46 miles. Population about 50. 
 
 county of 
 Montreal, 
 
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 der. 
 ter. 
 
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 Beaton, Frank, boot and shoemaker. 
 Cameron, Rev. Duncan, Baptist. 
 Fraser, Rev. Wm., Baptist. 
 McDonald, W. & J., blacksmiths. 
 McFaddi>n, Malcolm, boot and shoemaker. 
 McINNES, NORMAN, postmaster. 
 
 Mclnnes, P. & N., general store. 
 Mclntyre, Alexander, waggon maker. 
 McKay, Rev. Alexander, Canada Preabyteriati. 
 McKay, Malcolm, tanner and currier. 
 Scott, Michael, carpenter. 
 
 TOLEDO, C. W.— A thriving village, situated on the macadamized road leading from Brockville to 
 Smith's Falls, in the township of Kitley and county of Leeds. Distant from Brockville, the county 
 town, 20 miles ; from Smith's Falls, 12 miles; and from Ottawa City, CO miles. Daily mail. Popa- 
 latioa about 200. 
 
 Allen, James, carpenter. 
 
 Beecher, N. II., grocer. 
 
 Bellamy, Chancy, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Bruce, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Coleman, J., tanner. 
 
 Cornell, S. S., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Gray, Charles, waggon maker. 
 
 Haskins, Z., chair manufacturer. 
 
 Hillis, Thomas, cooper and stave maker. 
 
 Uillis, Wm., cooper and stave maker. 
 
 Hoskins, Job, tanner. 
 
 Ireland, Lewis, blacksmith. 
 
 Johnson, Wm., carpenter. 
 
 Judson, W., saddle and harness maker, 
 
 Rilborn, P. S., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Livingston, John, waggon maker. 
 
 Longfield, George, grocer. ": 
 
 Lyman, Zina, J. P. 
 
 Marshall, Norton, J. P. and general merchant. 
 
 McCrumm, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 McLEAN, ALEXANDER, postmaster, coroner and 
 
 commissioner in B. R., &c 
 McLean, Rev. D. J., Presbyterian. • r . 
 
 McLean, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 Read, B., grocer. 
 Read, D. R., general merchant. 
 Robinson, Amos, tailor. . v 
 
 Robinson, Samuel, hotel keeper. 
 Williams, Horatio, J. P. 
 Willson, D., boot and shoemaker. 
 Willson, M, saddle and harness maker. 
 Wood, Cyrus, waggon maker. 
 
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 TORONTO. 
 
 f^ W. C. ADAMS, D.D.S., 
 
 9!) King Street East, flSR Near Church Street, 
 
 Toxi.02Jjra7o, o. "v\r- 
 
 PARTICL'LAU AlTl'MION GIVEN R) THE Cl.KAMNd, MLI.INtJ & liKiilLATINii OF TKLTII. 
 
 Tlio bt'i*l ot uiiniTuI Ti-oth iiiBcrtt'il in n iminiuT to stiiit the roquinMiieiilti of every ]>ativiit. 
 
 1^ DKNTISTS SUITLIED WITIf MATKUIAL AN'K INSTIUMKNTS OF Ni:AltI-V KVJ'IIY 
 
 DKSCUIITION. 
 
 ^J WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. \_J 
 
 ]\ow 161 YO.lfCiE ^TRKET, TOROI^TO. 
 
 lUanufatfurer anb Dealer ia Cigars, f^ojiacco, SSlljips, Jfancgioobs.^Jx 
 
 127 KING ST. EAST, DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE ENGLISH CATHEDRAL, TORONTO. 
 
 N. B.— A good assortment of LEAF TOBACCO, LABELS, BOXES, RIBBONS, Ac, always on hand. 
 W. C. CHEWETT & CO., BOOK AN"D JOB PRINTERS, KING STREET. TORONTO. 
 
TOKMOIl— TORONTO 
 
 street, 
 
 TORMOR, C. W. — A Htnall post villnttR, Mitufttod In the township of Albion and county of Peel. Dl»- 
 
 tniiC t'rum Tomulo, tbu county 80itt, 23 inilea, 
 
 GRAHAM, WM., J. P., pontmaatcr and general | LynaM, Win , wfarer. 
 
 merclmiit. i Sliutilewnrtli, Tlicnius, hlacksmilh. 
 
 Hurt, K ibiTt, fiirmcr. Smyth, Tlnuims, (uriiier. 
 
 Ilcaiii'ii, Kniiirii, hotel proprietor. Smylb, Win., geuural merchant 
 
 Kuigbi, Oilburt, furniur. I 
 
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 TORONTO, C. W.— Tlio cliii;f city of Upper Ciinadn in the town-hip iiml county of York, Hitmted 
 ill latitude ■t'!'' :!'.»' 2i" north, and lonRitn If ~U° 'Jl' 31)" wost, on the north west Bhoro of Laki? Ott- 
 tnrio iind north of tlie liny, n hcniilirul ovul slicol of wiitor, cnpacious, widl hheltered mid iiccoHsible 
 to till' liiinrtst vnsMi'N timt niivij^nt" lli<! Iiikon. It was founilud tiy I,ifiitc(iaiil-(iovcrnor (Ji-nfml iSirnroo, 
 thiMi n';'idiiiK at Niivy Hull, Nuijtura, who hnvinK forinod o.Tteni»t) pUns for the iinproTument of the 
 coliiiiy, VflMolved upon lnyiiiji tliu found itioti of n provincial capital, and oaiHfd the first "urvcy to be 
 mailo in the cprinn of IT'.i.'J, by Bouohi'tto of the Hoyal Eiij^inecru Thw placo was called Vork, and 
 Boon )?row into iinportaore, the inhabitants nnjoyinn peace and prosperity until the war of 181 U. In 
 IHIM it wftjf captured by tlie American Army under General Pike, who lost his life at the Htorinin){ of 
 the fort. It waH held, buwerer, but a few days, wliilo in the nieantinio the goveiMont house public 
 bu^lllilll^^^ and all the storei that could not be conveniently curried awa; w.;re bu.'i.H. »i 18.'14 the 
 town WHS incorporated and the name ohanj^od to Toronto, ;u'd in 1H;!7 was jonvn! ir -j b^ ...■• breaking 
 out of the rebellion led by Win l.yon McKeiizio. The itrmind up..' whic'- Torontj inpilu'i-i ]» nearly 
 level, sloping gently up from the watcr'g eclge to the real, *hero fx n s./^kf -i pointf scfn'. . >ie views of 
 the lake and bay may be hal. The city is laid out in the for n .f » pr'vl.el- jtrain, 'lie jtreets inter- 
 secting each other at right angles, the two principal thoroughfaios ili<d i. >«« cr'n, fining the largest 
 Duiiibcr of shops, or stores, being King and Yongo ; the former -una .-aiert'ie) wi'.t), the Hay, and 'Iio 
 latter iiitersecting it extends northward through a rich and prosper'- w .•j (.ii'ilur. "Country, for iip- 
 wards of thirty miles. The public buil lings of the city are ruu;ern'^v ■M'\ w\.i'/ •>' them ve-'f iund- 
 Bonie. I'irsl of which is the University College, a spacious gutiiif i t-i'.ture •'■'.n'} '', ig t, Hiust ' '.> i e^l;; od 
 retreats of the Queen's Park, with its beautiful avenues leading f>"m Vuiig" i.nd O.MCen >'t,•'^ 7'.fcM 
 there are the Normal School Ituildings, standing in the centre oi 'fij liaii 1/,/cao >;roti'j Js Jct.'oat').! to 
 educational uses; the Trinity (,'ollcgo. Upper (janada Cii'i.(;i;, Uofeoclp lii'l! ihi nrnvor'thi. S'i;ifricv 
 Courts of Law and Equity of Upper Canada ; tlie Crystal 1 alac" built for the nsii- v.' tliv PT'Oviniiihi 
 K.ihibitiun which is held hero qnadiennially ; the Provincial 'jiinr.ilo /isylura . '••,/, Vd o'l '4 'ep i SKTrt 
 west, near city limits, and its branch in Queen's Park ; Merchants' i'xchange, I'l^poii''; IJali, Pot; 0!i"oii, 
 St. Lawrence Hall, City Hall, Mechanics' Institute, ('ity Hospita', Ht. Jaiis'iH .lA f?' 'Irliaid'' futli.*- 
 drals, Knox, Zion and many other Churches; the Hank of Britinh Worth Amer'or, Hank oi Mrjtrcal, 
 liank of Toronto, Bunk of Ujipcr Canada, ('omraercial Hank, Royil inHur';tij«! {Viiidir.(r» Ildinbuf^ti 
 Insurance Buildings, Western Assurance Buildings, British America r'>surniico and I'roviiuna' IiiSiUiincft 
 Buildings, and the Parliament Buildings, used as barracks, since the p'jrT.ar.coi. i'lsova! o( the sent of 
 Qovcrnnient. The city is well supplied with water and lighted ttIUi gas, 'md ha.i many iiviu'itr al 
 establislinieiits, several of them extensive, including foundries, t.\r(ier;>"', caMnt', and of er fiictor.efc, 
 nnd lirgo milling establishments which are thriving and rapidly evl>^iiding fh'?..' i.Mipa dry and powen 
 of improving their productions. Her spacious land-locked harbour adi-d- tiie jtniif'. ia.,;!i*y for ony 
 possible extension of trade, and her counectious at all seasons of the y '. ir "'itii « most evaiy (ilii o ('f 
 importance in Canada or the United States by means of the Grand Trunk, oreat Vlicstc"! r ^u VicrMicri? 
 Kailwiiys are not surpastied, and nhe is now reaping the fruits of her people's energ, '.'id cuitral 
 position in a steady prosperity which seems to he both durable nnd progressive. IMstau'i, ;'rcr^; Mon- 
 treal, 333 miles; Collinpwood, 96 miles; London, 144 miles; Kingston, ?•'•''> utiles ; Haudton, 3f/ luilf-B ; 
 Boston, 693 miles; New York, 500 miles. Population about 60,000. 
 
 Abrahams, John, broker and general dealer, 218 
 
 King, ea.st. 
 Adams, George, butcher, 37 Queen, west. 
 Adams, James, sail maker, Tinning's Wharf. 
 Adams, Mrs. Jane, Grape Vine Hotel, 38 Adelaide, 
 
 east. 
 ADAMS, JOHN Q., agent Toronto Rolling Mills 
 
 Company, near Don Station. 
 Adams, Joseph, physician, (J2 Bay. 
 Adams, Robert, carpenter, 106 Dumraer. 
 Adam?, W. M., tinsmith, 416 Queen, 'vest. 
 Adams, Win., butcher, 36 Duchess. 
 ADAMS, WM. C, D D.S., detitist, 96 King, east 
 
 (see card, p. 782). 
 Adamson, James, wharfinger, St. Lawrence Wharf. 
 Adamson, Wm. & Co., wharfingers, Helliwell's 
 
 Wharf. 
 Adderley, Frederick, Dolphin Saloon, 101 King, 
 
 ■west. 
 Agnew, Henry, clerk in court. Court House. 
 
 Agnew, R'iUf/, *> jnder, Sumach, bsiwoen King and 
 
 Queen. 
 Agnew, J. .^., D'iysi'oiai. , 16S> B«v. 
 AGNKW & MOiiUOCH, .n^ivd tri millers, Queen 
 
 City StciTi r'.)ur iWills, lisp'.anade, between East 
 
 Mart.j i A'^<y':(i ii'...> CfOrgo. 
 Aikenoad, Uti. (f , Btraw bonnetnaaker, 206 Queen, 
 
 ^ \ ■".. 
 Aiiins, Wra. T., physician nnd president. Toroato 
 
 School of Medicine, 70 Queen, west, 
 Aird, M. J., dry goods merchant, 68 Queen, west. 
 Albert Inn, George Blackburn, proprietor, S38 liing, 
 
 east. 
 ALBION HOTEL, Thomas Palmer, proprietor, 85 
 
 East Market Square. 
 ALDWELL, JOHN A., brewer, 124 William. 
 Aldwell, Thomas, brewer, house William. 
 Alexander, Henry, paiuter, house 23 Duke. 
 ALLAN, Hon. QEORO? VV., M.LC, president ot 
 
 Bank of Upper Canada, Moss Park, Queen. 
 
 ROLLO & ADAM, PUBLISHERS OF THE " BRITISH AMERICAN MAGAZINE." 
 
 WW 
 
784 
 
 TORONTO. 
 
 .^ YOKGE STREET. . ^^^ 
 
 ^ COKIVER OF QVEEr¥, TOROilTO. 
 
 MUSIC EVERT EVENING, VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL. 
 
 •THE BAR IS FUUMSIIEI) WITH THE BEST OF WINES, ElQrORS AND CKJARS. 
 
 ^ MANUFAOTUIIKR, IMPORTER AND Dr^AI.ER IN 
 
 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC 
 
 CIGARS, TOBACCOS, 
 
 MEERSCHAUM AND FANCY PIPES, 
 
 65 KING STREET WEST, 
 
 (MIAK HAY STnECT), 
 
 TORO.VTO, 
 
 FIRE AND MAKINE ASSURANCE. 
 
 mm %f>mxmit, Compng. 
 
 OLDEST CHARTERED UPPER CANADIAN COMPANY. 
 HEAU OFFICE, CORIVER OF CHURCU &, COURT STREETS, 
 
 BO.A.I13D OF JDIUBCTIOlSr. 
 
 HON. G. W ALLAN, 
 OKO. .r. BOYD, 
 HON, WM. CAYLEY, 
 
 E H. RUrnERFORD, 
 
 SIR JAS. L. UOUINSON, Babt. 
 
 THOS. C. STKKET. 
 
 THOa. D. HARKLS, 
 PETER PATEB80N, 
 GEO. I'ERCIVAL RIDOUT, 
 
 Governor— GEO FERCIVAL RIDOUT. | Deputy Governor— I'ETER PATERSON. 
 
 TRUSTEES : 
 
 E. \l. RUTHERFORD, | WILLIAM CAYLEY, | THOS. D. ilAKUIS. 
 
 Managing Director— THOS. WM. BIRCHALL. 
 
 Manager Marine Department : 
 WILLIAM .STEWARD. 
 
 Piro Inspector: 
 E. ROBY O'ltRIEN. 
 
 Insurnnces on nil desi-riptiona of Property are granted by this Company AO.MNST LO.^^.S AND DAMAGE 
 BY FIRE, and also AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE by the PERILS OF INLAND NAVIGATION, at tho 
 Current Rates of Premium. 
 
 RISKS in each Brunch are atHO taken by the several Agents of tho Company at tho Priaoipal Cities, 
 Towns and Ports of Shipment throughout the Province. 
 
 WO^ Forms of Application, with every requisite information, may be obtained at the 
 
 Toronto, October, 1863. HEAD OPPICB, or of any of the Agents. 
 
 W. C. CIIEWETT & CO., BOOKBINDERS AND LAW PRINTERS, KINO STREET, TORONTO. 
 
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 TORONTO. 
 
 785 
 
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 ION, at the 
 
 iipal Cities, 
 
 /Vgonts. 
 
 [ioNfa~ 
 
 Alloook, S., Lnight, C. & Co., needle, fish-hooks and 
 fishing tackle, manafaeturers and importers, 121 
 King, east, Toronto, and Redditcb, England. 
 Allen, Geo. L., goTeruor of Jail, for United Couctics 
 
 of York and Peel. 
 Alien, John, eating house. West Market Square. 
 Allen, Sumuel, millinery, &o., 286 Yunge. 
 Allen, Wm, locksmith, bell-banger and working cut- 
 ler, 353 Yonge. 
 Ambrey, Rev. John, professor of classics. Trinity 
 
 College. 
 AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY, Mark H. Irish, 
 
 agent, 3 Toronto, (see card). 
 AMERICAN HOTEL, A. IJ. Walker, proprietor, 
 
 corner Front and Yongo, (see card). 
 Anderson, Andrew, grocer, 158 Teraulay. 
 Anderson, Daniel, tailor and grocer, 40 Queen, west. 
 Anderson, Elizabtth, milliner and dressmaker, 1 
 
 Uicbmund, west. 
 Anderson, Henry, carriage builder, 90 Elizabeth. 
 Anderson, J. T., barrister, h. 105 Bloor, east. 
 Anderson, James, tailor, 21 Church. 
 Anderson, R. U., Ist teller (Branch) Dank of Upper 
 
 Canada. 
 Anderson, Robert W., pbotographio artist, 45 King, 
 
 east. 
 Anderson, Wm., clerk, 32 Queen, east. 
 Anderson, Wm., general agent, York Chamhert<, 
 
 Court. 
 Andrews, Andrew, auctioneer, 3 and 5 Adelaide, 
 
 east. 
 Andrews, Andrew 0., bailiff and auctioneer, house 
 
 156 Bay ; oHice Adelaide, west. 
 Anscomb, James, carriage trimmer, house 11 Uni- 
 versity. 
 Archer, Q. P., merchant tailor. Remain Buildings, 
 
 King, west. 
 Archer, A. & W., grocers, Yonge, corner Bloor. 
 Ardagh, Wm., builder, house 255 Queeo, east. 
 Ardagh, Wm., proprietor Shades Saloon, Court. 
 Argue, John, porter, City Hall. 
 Argyle Hotel, Duncan McNab, proprietor, 12 Front, 
 
 east. 
 Ai'raitage, George, marble yard and carver, 8 Gould 
 Armstrong, Frederick, engineer, house 6 Markham. 
 Armstrong, Philip, butcL- :r and farmer, 9 St. Law- 
 rence Arcade. 
 Armstrong, Wm., produce dealer and grocer, 128 
 
 and 180 King, west. 
 Armstrong, Wm., carpenter, house 161 University. 
 ARMSTRONG, J. R. & Co., proprietors City Foun- 
 dry, manufacturers and dealers in stoves, coal 
 grates, &o., 161 Yonge (we card, p. 782). 
 Armstrong & Beere, civil Eagineers and photo- 
 graphers, 40 King, east. 
 Arno, Charles, tailor, house 122 Duke. 
 Arnold, Richard, ticket agent. Grand Trunk and 
 
 Great Western Railways, 24 Front, corner Scott. 
 Ash, James, blacksmith, 164 Queen, west. 
 Ash, W., grocer, 220 Queen, west. 
 Ashall, Mrs. Wm., watches, clocks, and jewellery, 
 
 147 Y'oDge. 
 Asher, Henry, watchmaker and jeweller, 92 Queen, 
 
 west. 
 A8HFIELD, JAMES, chief of fire department, City 
 
 Hall Buildings. 
 Ashlee, M., blacksmith, 8 Victoria. 
 ASHWORTII, CALDWELL, manager Ontario Bank, 
 
 corner Wellington and Scott. 
 Aspden, Henry, grocer, 120 Victoria. 
 Assikinack, Francis, olerk and interpreter Indian 
 office, corner Jordan and King. 
 
 ASSOCIATION, CANADIAN, OF LAKE UNDER- 
 WRITERS, 50 Front. 
 Asten, Wm., proprietor Halfway House, 228 Front. 
 Astley, Robert, photographic urtist, 75 King, east. 
 Aston, T., engraver and stamp cutter, 38 Queen, 
 
 west. 
 Atkinson, John, carpenter, 85 Edward. 
 Atkinson, Wm., M.A., vice-president Osgoode Club. 
 Atkinson, Wm., carpenter, and variety store, 812 
 
 Yonge. 
 AtkiuHon & Boswell, barristers, 68} King, east. 
 Aiissem, Joseph H., confectioner, 325 Yongo. 
 AUSTIN, JAMES, gentleman, office, south-east oor. 
 
 St. Lawrence Hall Building. 
 Austin, James, land ogent, 233 Jarvis. 
 Authors, James, dealer in lamps and coal oil, 270 
 
 Vonge. 
 AVANN, WM. A., pcdler and general dealer, and 
 
 variety store, 180 King, cast. 
 Avenue Hotel, John Clark, proprietor, 326 Queen, 
 
 west. 
 Awde, Wm., butcher, 458 Queen, west. 
 BACKAS, CHARLES A., bookseller, stationer and 
 
 news dealer, lU Toronto. 
 Backas, George H., deputy postmaster. Post Office. 
 Bacon, John, dry goods, 99 Yonge. 
 Bacon, Wm. V., attorney, solicitor and special ex- 
 aminer, York Chambers, Court. 
 BADENACH, WM., sign of the piano, importer of 
 hardware, paints, oils, glass, &o., 152 King, east. 
 Baigent, Thomas, diawiog master. Upper Canada 
 
 College. 
 Bail, Francis, innkeeper, 331 King, east. 
 Bailey, George, miller, house 'Sll Carlton. 
 Bailey, John, butcher, 113Sayer. 
 Bailey, John C, civil engiaeur, house John, comer 
 
 Wellington. 
 Bailey, John T., hai' dresser, 77 Yonge. 
 Bailie, John, plane inker, 87 Terauley. 
 Bain, James, b«okH< Iter and stationer, 46 King east. 
 Bain, John, baker, It 11 Queen, west. 
 Bain, Norninn, carpenter, 27 Queen, east. 
 Baird, Samuel, tavern keeper, 314 Queen, west. 
 Baker, Chnrles, tailor, 46 King, west. 
 Baker, Peter, tobacconist, 04 Queen, west. 
 Baker, Parsons St. Seitz, Misses, boarding and day 
 
 school, 287 King, west, 
 Baldwin, Rev. Edmund, Church of England, house 
 
 51 Duke. 
 Baldwin, II. St. George, clerk Bank of Toronto, 
 
 Wellington, comer Church. 
 Balfour, George, coufectioner and tailor, 165 YoDge. 
 BALL, JOHN, grocer, 4 City Hall Buildings. 
 Balsom, Lewis, tailor, 12 Victoria. 
 BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, Samuel 
 
 Taylor, manager, corner Wellington and Yonge. 
 BANK OF MONTREAL, Robert Milroy, manager, 
 
 comer Y'onge and Front. 
 BANK OF TORONTO, Angus Cameron, president; 
 Geo. Hague, cashier ; Wellington, corner Church. 
 BANK OF UPPER CANADA (Head Office), Robert 
 
 Cassels, ottshier, Yonge, corner Colborne. 
 BANK OF UPPER CANADA (Branch), Edward 
 
 Goldsmith, manager, Yonge, corner Colborne. 
 BANK SALOON, Richard Shrive, proprietor, Yonge, 
 
 corner Queen, east (see card, p. 784). 
 Banks, C. C, locomotive foreman, Grand Trunk 
 
 Railway. 
 Banks, James (colored), shoemaker, 139 Sayer. 
 Bannerman, John, baker, 80 Stanley. 
 Bausley, Charles, wig maker and dealer in notions, 
 &o., 51 King, west. 
 
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 ROLIO & ADAM, IMPORTERS OF ENGLISH AND FOREIGN SCHOOL BOOKS. 
 60 
 
786 
 
 TORONTO, 
 
 ISrOREIS BLA.CK:, 
 
 BIANUFACTVRBR OF 
 
 No. 18 KING STREET EAST, TORONTO. 
 
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 rnllE ARTIFICIAL LKOS of hln mauufnctur') combine all the Intent ImproTemonts, Relf-actliif; Knee, ?lda Motion 
 J, at tho Ankle, ami India Kubber SiiiiiiKS. Tliey ar« an conitriicted that they are acocKsible In every part for 
 a'tjiiKtmont or repairs. He has alto invented a New Apparatnn fiir the o|>eratlon through theTARAua. (Iiay'sor 
 Cbopart's), that mores in harmony with the natural Joint, and only add« to the tblcknoos of the foot about half an 
 Inch, and is lufflciontly atrong to answer all imrposee. HANDS can be supplied to restore the appearance and to 
 bo quite coureaient, when the atnputatiou baa been performed between tb* elbow and wrist. 
 
 TEBTIMOIIUI FBOM Dr. HODBEB, PBXSIDENT OF THE KEDICAL BOABO, U.O. 
 
 "T have rarafully examined the Artificial Leg constructed by Mr. Norris Blaok, of Toronto, and I bare no 
 hnfitation In giving it as my opinion that it is bettor adapted to Imitate the motions of the knee and ankle joints, 
 und at the same time Is a more simple and useful limb than any with which I am ar-qoatnted. 
 
 Toronto Okkisil IIoshtal, January 21, 1881. B. H. UODDER, M.D., F. R. C. S. Eng. 
 
 BLAIKIE & A^LEXA-ISTDER. 
 
 ACCOUNTANTS, 
 
 BROKERS & ESTATE AGENTS, 
 
 TORONTO. 
 
 ALEXAWnm QiurapiE, Esq , 
 
 3 militer Court, Loudon. 
 UnOH M. Mathmon, Esq., 
 
 3 Ix>mJ>ard i^treet, London. 
 RoBXRT Napier, Esq., 
 
 of West Hhandun, Engineer, Glasgow. 
 A. NIELSOX, Enq.. 
 
 Bank of Suoiland, Glasgow. 
 
 RCFKUENCBS. 
 
 Mesira. T. * D. Wiison & Co., 
 
 146 Ingram Street, Glasgow. 
 J. D. Brtck, Esq., 6 Victoria Place, 
 
 W. Regent Street, (ilasgow. 
 Jamrs WAi.t.ACK, Es(|., Banker, Leith. 
 Thomas Mathiisok, Esq., 
 
 of Messra. Lloyd, Malheson t Co., 
 
 30 Dale Street, Liverpool. 
 
 I Messrs. Awotrsons * TnoRBURW, 
 
 f)8 l'b<enlx Street, Manchester. 
 
 W. a. eA»HEi.s, E*|., 
 
 Bank British North America, Toronto. 
 
 Messrs. Bbtoi, McMiTKaiun A Co., 
 
 Toronto 
 
 CITY LIVERY AND SALE STABL2S. 
 
 35 SHEPPTS-ED STREET, TOROTSTTO. 
 
 JfOHM BOMB, 
 
 PROPRIETOR. 
 
 9 
 
 ALSO, . - , • 
 
 LADIES' AND GENT'S SADDLE HORSES 
 ON HAND FOR HIRE. 
 
 Good Accominodation for Boarding Horses, by the Day, Weock, or Month. 
 
 HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION. 
 
 J. B. also attends to Bitting and Breaking of Yonng Horses to Saddle or TIarness, 
 
 
 m 
 
 W. C. CUEWETT <b CO., rUINTERS AND BOOKBINDERS, 17 A 19 KINQ ST. EAST, TORONTO. 
 
4$^C. 
 
 ee, Side Motion 
 I every part for 
 Rfus, (Ilay's or 
 '. about hair an 
 «araiice and to 
 
 , U.C. 
 
 and I hara no 
 d ankle joints, 
 
 R. C. S. Eng. 
 
 TORONTO. 
 
 787 
 
 R. 
 
 rTs, 
 
 URN, 
 
 i, Mnncheater. 
 
 erica, Toronto. 
 
 Co., 
 
 Toronto 
 
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 Month. 
 
 arness. 
 
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 Bitnsley, W. k H., f»ncy goods, 71 King, west. 
 
 Banvilte, John, carpenter, Yonge, near Bloor. 
 
 Barber, A., patent agent, accountant, &o., oGBoe 
 Bank British North America. 
 
 Barber, O. A., secretary Board of School Trastees, 
 Colborne, near Church. 
 
 Barcl.iy, Hcv. J., D.D., 7 Ritcbey's Terrace, Ade- 
 laide, west. 
 
 Bargin, James, butcher, house 387 King, enst. 
 
 Barker, Mrs. Rosanna, boarding house, 327 Yonge. 
 
 Barley, Alfred, clerk Post Office. 
 
 Baroncle, Rich ird, dyer, house 123 Adelaide, west. 
 
 Barnard, James, biookklvper, house 52 Isabella. 
 
 Barnard, John, pieman, 87 Nel.son. 
 
 Barnes, Charles, butcher, 34-3^ Yonge. 
 
 Barnes, Thomas, grocer. Brook, corner Camden. 
 
 Barnett, Joseph, carpenter, hoube 00 Albort. 
 
 BARNETT, SOLOMON, whip, cigar, and tobacco 
 manufacturer, 127 King, east (Hue card, p 782). 
 
 Barratt, Robt. Q., barrister, 2 Court, Provincial 
 Chambers. 
 
 Barrett, O. B., working jeweller, 271 Queen, east. 
 
 Barrett, Michael, M.A., M.D., Ist English master 
 Upper Canada College. 
 
 Barrett, Mrs. S., second hand clothing store, 856 
 Yonge. 
 
 Barron, John, manufacturer and dealer in boots and 
 shoes, 40 West Market S.-uare. 
 
 Barron, Wm. C, bout and shoemaker, 203 King, 
 east. 
 
 Barry, Thos., solicitor, attorney, conveyancer, Ac, 
 York Chambers, Court. 
 
 Bartlott, Geo., baker and confectioner, 359 Yonge. 
 
 Bartlett, W. R., manager Indian office, cor. Jordan 
 and King. 
 
 Barton, John, manufacturer of iroolleQ yarns, house 
 11 Dundas. 
 
 Bartrim, Thomas, grocer, wine and liquor dealer, 
 179 Centre. 
 
 Bascom, Joseph, apothecary, P. L. A., Queen, west. 
 
 Bate, Misses, ladies hairdressers and wig makers, 
 31 King, west. 
 
 Bates, Isaac, principal of British American Commer- 
 cial College, 2 Toronto. 
 
 Bates, Jame^4, Commercial Boarding IIouso, 152 
 King, west. 
 
 Baxter, James, builder, house 133 Vananlcy. 
 
 B.VY HORSE UOTEL, Thos. Best, proprietor, '.137 
 Yonge. 
 
 BAYLlS, JAMES & CO., importers and dealers in 
 carpets, druggets, and floor oil cloths, 3 Kii ,j, 
 ea.st (see card opposite index to cities, towns, aud 
 villages). 
 
 Benlo, Francis, proprietor Bealo's Uotol, 331 King, 
 east. 
 
 Boale's Hotel, F. Boale, proprietor, 381 King, east. 
 
 BEARD, ROBERT, general in.spector of licenses, 
 City Hall. 
 
 BEARD, J. a. A SONS, founders, dealers in stoves, 
 tinware, wood and coal, and wharfingers, store, 
 118 King, east; foundry, 9 Queen, east; coal 
 yard, Palaoe, opposite Weigh House. 
 
 BEAIIDMORE & CO , wholesale leather merohants 
 and tanners, store, 90 Yonge. 
 
 Realty, Adam, hotel keeper, oornor Queen and Par- 
 liament. 
 
 Baatty, Adam, carriage maker, house fi'j Berkeley. 
 
 Beatty, Oeorge, treasurer and secretary Northern 
 Railway, Brock, near Front. 
 
 Beatty, Joseph, boot and shoemaker, &c., 251 Yonge, 
 
 Boatty's Hotel, Luke Beatty, proprietor, 108 Adel- 
 aide, east. 
 
 Beatty, Luke, proprietor Beatty's Hotel, 108 Ade- 
 laide, east. 
 Beatty, Samuel, bookkocper Leader office, 63 King, 
 
 east. 
 Bentty, Samuel, turnkey at jail. 
 BEATTY & CHADWICK, barristers, attorneys, 
 
 conveyancers, notaries public, &o.; 12 i^xhange 
 
 Builditigs, Wellington, east. 
 Beaty, Charles, baker aud ooafoctioner, 9 Adelaide, 
 
 east. 
 BE.M :', JAMES, proprietor of the Daili/, Semi- 
 (Vef 'y ftid Weekly Leader and Patriot, 6i King 
 
 t i.st (see card). 
 Beat>, James, barrister, 6 King, west. 
 Beaty, R., bi>ol and shoemaker, 135 Sumach. 
 BE.\TY, ROBERT, manager Daily Leader And 
 
 Patriot, 63 King, cast. 
 Beauohamp, Richard, grocer, 27 Stanley. 
 Beaumont, Wm. R., physician 118 Wellington, west. 
 Beaven, Rev., James, D. D., professor. University of 
 
 Toronto. 
 Beaver, George II., music teacher, 30 Louisa. 
 Beaver Mutual Fire Insurance Association, Samuel 
 
 Thompson, managing director, 20 Toronto. 
 Beckett, Edward, proprietor Globe Foundry, Oak, 
 
 corner River. 
 Bee, David, baker, Terauley, corner Louisa. 
 BELFORl), CHARLES, assistant editor Daily 
 
 Leader and Patriot, 63 King, east. 
 Belford, Wm., soap and candle manufocturer. Beech, 
 
 corner Parliament. 
 Belfourd, Mrs. Mary, nurse, house 29 Louisa. 
 Bell, Anthony, grocer, 339 Queen, west. 
 Bell, G. R., cleric Provincial Insurance (Company, 
 
 Toronto, corner Court. 
 Bell, George, stoves and tinwaro, 270 Queen, west. 
 Bell, .Tames, picture frame maker, 100 York. 
 Boll, Robert, councillor, painter and glazier, — 
 
 Adelaide, west. 
 Bell, Mrs S., dealer In watches, clocks, jewellery, 
 
 &c., 172i Yonge. 
 Bell, Wm., carpenter, 871 Yonge. 
 Bell & Crowther, barristers and attorneys, solicitors, 
 
 conveyanoers, &o.. Church, corner King. 
 Bellum, Abraham, retail dealer iu fancy and dry 
 
 goods, 272 Yonge. 
 Benary, Henry, music dealer, 81 King, west. 
 BENDER, CHARLES, manufacturer, importer and 
 
 dealer in foreign and domestic cigars &c., 05 
 
 King, west (see card, p. 784). 
 Bennett, Alexandei, grocer, Terauley, cor. Walton. 
 Bennett, James, saddler, 224 J Queen, west. 
 Bennett, James, tailor, 97J Queen, west. 
 BENNETT, JOSEPH H., city engineer. City Hall 
 
 Buildings. 
 Benson, Fancis, fruiterer St. Lawrence Market. 
 Bergin, James, butcher, 387 King, east. 
 Herkiiishaw, Thomas, grocer, Palace. 
 I^crnarl. Joseph, box collector. Post Office. 
 Berney T., Rising Sun Hotel, 032 Yongo. 
 Berrynui'i, Charles V., physician, Bloor, opposite 
 
 St. Paul's Church. 
 Berthon, George T., portrait painter, 39 King, west. 
 Bescoby, E , lime, Cftment aud lumber manufacturer, 
 
 Esplanade, foot of Bay. 
 Bescoby, Henry, agent, foot of Bay. 
 Host, Joliii. grocer, 77 Hayter, corner Eli/ibeth. 
 BEST, THOMAS, proprietor Bay Horse Hotel, 137 
 
 Yonge. 
 Boiwink, James, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 
 
 34 West Market Square. 
 Bethell & Boake, grocers, 134 Y'onge. 
 
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 aEORGE BOOTH, 
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 Ooz>xi.ezr or 'XT'lotozrlct' #».-n«-l .^k.clela,lc].e Stx-oetaiv 
 
 TORONTO. 
 
 BOX^LL & BROTHER, 
 
 DEALERS IN 
 
 Stoves, Hot Air Furnaces, and Tin Ware. 
 
 FURNACES FITTED UP IN ANY PART OF CANADA. 
 
 REFERENCES GIVEN IF REQUIRED, AND EVERY FURNACE GUARANTEED. 
 
 SO C?TT13E3Kr &rClEl.lSllElT, "WEST, 
 
 BOYD & ^ETHUBS, 
 
 WHOLESALE IMPORTERS 
 
 Oils, Paints, Putty, Window (jUass, and Sliip Cliandlcry, 
 
 Nos. 38 & 40 WELLINGTON STREET, 
 
 JOIIX BOYD. 
 
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 GEO. A. ARTHURS. 
 
 IMPORTERS OF 
 
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 SIGN OP THE " HOBSE SHOE," 
 
 51 King Street, East, Toronto. 
 
 JAMES BUTT, 
 
 w. n. coo. 
 
 lorsd Shoo &ad Sprlag Mal^or, 
 
 Manufacturer of Wire Cloth 
 
 AMD 
 
 AND ORNAMENTAL WIRE WORK, 
 
 GENERAL BLACKSMITH, 
 
 »98 <iuccn StrMt 'Wett, 
 
 13 SHUTER STHBET, TORONTO. 
 
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 W. 0. CHEWETT «t CO., BOOKSELLERS, PRINTERS, STATIONERS, «tc., KING ST., TORONTOk 
 
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 BETITELL, FRANCIS, watchmaker, jeweller and 
 denier ia books, stationerj, wall paper, &c., 23i 
 Yonpe. 
 
 BETLEY k KAY, importers of dry |i;oods, carpets, 
 &c., millinery and dresi making, corner King and 
 Yonge. 
 
 Bevan, J. W., cooperage, 020 and 622 Yonge. 
 
 Beran & McKinlay, coopers and xnachiue shop, 618 
 Yonge. 
 
 Beyen, 0. T., cooper, 84 Front, east. 
 
 Beverley, Henry L., Athenaoum Billiard Saloon, Bay, 
 near King, 
 
 Bickerstaff, Joseph, saloon, 100 Queen, west. 
 
 BIERFIELD, BENJAMIN, dealer in groceries, pro- 
 Tisions, hardware, crockery and liiiuors, 422 
 Queen, west. 
 
 Bilton, Henry W., Birmingham Hotel, 2 Palace. 
 
 Biltou, John, leather and i^hoe findings, 14G Yonge. 
 
 Bilton, John, painter, 120 Agnes. 
 
 BILTON, TIIOS., merchant tailor and robe maker, 
 16 King, east. 
 
 Bilton, W. H., saloon keeper, 80 Caroline. 
 
 Bilton, Wm., dealer in oysters, game, fruits, con- 
 fectionery, &o., corner Yonge and Queen. 
 
 Bingham, Wm. St. Maur, artist and portrait painter, 
 146 Yonge. 
 
 Binsted, John, cabinet maker, manufacturer of 
 cr'oke* hats, ;i2l Yonge. 
 
 BIKCIIALL, T. W., managing director British Amer- 
 ica Assurance Co., Church, corner Court (see card, 
 p. -84). 
 
 Bird, Charles O., music teacher, 3 Uuchess. 
 
 BIRD, W. J., butcher, 23 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 
 BIRD, H. & E., butchers, 3 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 
 Birkensbaw, Thomas, grocer, 3 Palace. 
 
 Birmingham House, Rice Lewis & Son, house fur- 
 nishing hardware, 64 King, east. 
 
 BLACK. NORRIS, manufacturer of artificial limbs 
 and dealer in sewing machines, 18 King, east (see 
 card, p. 780). 
 
 Blackbird, Qeorgc, Albert Inn, 338 King, east. 
 
 BLACKBURN, JOHN. City Steam Press, 96 Yonge. 
 
 BLACKBURN'S CITY STEAM PRESS, J. Black- 
 burn, proprietor, 96 Yonge. 
 
 Blackweil, John, porter, Bank of Montreal. 
 
 BLAIKIB & ALEXANDER, accountants, brokers, 
 and estate agents, Jordan, corner King (see card, 
 p. 786). 
 
 BLAIN, v., barrister, office, King, corner Jordan. 
 
 Blair, Mrs. C, grocer, 186 Centre. 
 
 Blair, Eliza, matron Branch Provincial Lunatic 
 Asylum. 
 
 Blair, John, hotel, 83 Nelson. 
 
 Blair, John, train despatcher and station agent, 
 Queen's Wharf 
 
 Blair, Robert, steward Branch Provincial Lunatic 
 Asylum. 
 
 Blake. R. B , flour merchant, 320 Yonge. 
 
 BLAKE, KERR & WELLS, barristers, &o., 4 and 5 
 Masonic Hall. 
 
 Blakley, John, grocer, 156 Berkeley. 
 
 Blann, Wm., tailor, 100 Victoria. 
 
 BLEVINS, JOHN, barrister, Ac, Church, cor. King. 
 
 Blight, Wm., inspector of agencies. Provincial In- 
 surance Company, 15 Toronto. 
 
 Blith, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 43 Queen, west. 
 
 Blogg, Wm , grocer, corner Elizabeth and Albert. 
 
 BLONO, HENRY, butcher, 5 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 
 Board of Arts and manufactures, new Mechanics' 
 Institute, Church, corner Adelaide. 
 
 BOECKH, CHARLES, wholesale brush manufactory, 
 98 Berkeley. 
 
 Boice & Hyland, commission and shipping mer- 
 chants, 71 Colborne. 
 
 BOLTON, JOHN P., dealer in groceries, teas, &o., 
 18 Palace. 
 
 Bolton, Thomas, wharfinger and grain dealer, Leak's 
 Wharf. 
 
 Bond, John, cabinet maker, 209 King, east. 
 
 BOND, JOHN, livery stable keeper, 25 Sheppard 
 (see card, p. 786). 
 
 Bondidier, Miss, French stay maker, 85 Queen, east. 
 
 Bondidier, Joseph, tailor, 8j Queen, east. 
 
 Bonnick, Joseph, butcher and dealer in provisions, 
 377 Yonge. 
 
 Book Room and Mission Office for the Primitive 
 Methodist Church, J. Davidson, secretary, 35 
 King, east. 
 
 Boomer, A. K., commission and storage, 93 King, 
 west. 
 
 Boomer, George, police magistrate, office, old 
 Mechanics' Institute, Court. 
 
 Boomer & Stephens, barristers, attorneys, &c., &c., 
 94 King, east. 
 
 BOOTH, GEORGE, painter, glazier, and paper- 
 hanger, Victoria, cor. Adelaide (see card, p. 788). 
 
 Booth, George, assistant in city engineeer's office, 
 City Hall Buildings. 
 
 Booth, James, tavern, 8 Don. 
 
 BOOTH & BROTHER, coppersmiths and dealers in 
 lamps, oils, &c., 181 Yunge, and 278 King, east. 
 
 Borland, Robert, book-keeper for Matthews & Mao- 
 Lean, 10 B'ront, east. 
 
 Borrowman & Pcarse, marble workers, 170 Yonge. 
 
 BORST; M. I. & Co., coal and wood merchants, 49 
 Front, east. 
 
 BORST, HALLADAY & Co., distillers and recti- 
 fiers, 14, 10 and 18 Church; distillery at Mait- 
 land (see card, p. 346). 
 
 Boucher, W. M., barrister. Church, corner King. 
 
 Boulton, C. D., barrister-at-law, 56 Chi.roh. 
 
 BOULTON, GEORGE D'ARCY, "barrister, &o., 
 Court, corner Church. 
 
 Boulton, James, barrister, corner Church and King. 
 
 Bourlier, Henry, station master. Grand Trunk Rail- 
 way, Union Depot. 
 
 BOUSTEAD, JAMES B., wholesale grocer, wine 
 and spirit merchant, 55 Front, east. 
 
 Bovell, James, M. D., professor of theology. Trinity 
 College. 
 
 Bowden, J. W., grocer, 129 York. 
 
 BOWES, JOHN GEORGE, mayor, City Hall Build- 
 ings, and president Toronto Permanent Building 
 Society. 
 
 BOWYBR, ROBERT, wotchmaker and jeweller, 45 
 George. 
 
 BOXALL & BROTHER, dealers in stoves and tin- 
 ware, 50 Queen, west (see card, p. 788.) 
 
 Boyoe, Joseph, butcher, 42 Elizabeth. 
 
 Boyd, 0., (colored), grocer, 74 Queen, west. 
 
 Boyd, Isaac, grooer. Church, corner Carleton. 
 
 Boyd, John, lumber •■•cr hant, Albert, corner Sayer. 
 
 Boyd, Joseph, proprietor Grand Trunk Hotel, corner 
 Palace and Frederick. 
 
 Boyd, Robert, grocer, 881 King, east. 
 
 BOYD, WILLIAM T., barrister, attorney, &o., 70 
 King, east. 
 
 BOYD & ARTHURS, importers and wholesale gro- 
 cers, 38 & 40 Wellington, east («ee card, p. 788). 
 
 Boyle, Rev. R., editor Chrittian Journal, office 36 
 King, east, 
 
 Boyle, Thomas, grocer, 408 Queen, west. 
 
 Boyle & llynes, printers and publishers of the Irish 
 Canadian (weekly) 45 Colborne. 
 
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 BROWN. BROTHERS 
 
 IMPORTERS. 
 
 POCKET BOOK ANb WALLET MAKERS, 
 
 AND DKALK118 I.V 
 
 BOOKIBHSTDERS' STOCK, 
 
 PAPER 
 WAREHOUSE. 
 
 BOOKBINDEKY. f 
 
 WHOLESALE 
 
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 DEPOT. 
 
 The ottontion of tho Trade is solicited to tlioir >(t()ok <^f ACCOUNT BOOKS, of erory description* 
 rOC'vET BOOKS, WALLETS, BILL CASES, Ac. manufactured by theruselres and warranted to bo o*" 
 .lie first (luolity. 
 
 A Snperioi araortment of HAND AND MACHINE HADE WBITINO PAPSB8 always in stcok, 
 ACC(.»li N'T BOOKS nmnufactured to any pattern in tlie rnoat durable manner. 
 B0OKBIXr)lX0 executed in a manner whleh for style, durability, and clioapness cannot bo surpastiod. 
 
 BUNTIN, BROTHER & CO., 
 
 ^VV^UOLESjSlLE STA.TIONEIIS, 
 
 AND 
 
 f ajjct, <^mtU\u, mH flank f oofe ^laniifartutetjsi, 
 
 3 & 4 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, YONGE STREET, 
 
 South of Kiyo Rtueet, '2?^^:E<S>2S!f ^^O 
 
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 ^W. A.. CA_iisoisr 
 
 lIAS OPKNK.n .1 STOCK DKI'OT, VOU TIIF 8AI,K OK AM. KINDS OF 
 
 iD PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIAL. 
 
 And lofbrmR the Public that he 1r Selling Cheaper than any other Dealer in Canada. 
 A trial ia reaiMii.triill}' aoliclted. 49- All Or«lera promptly flUrd. 'CS 
 
 Depot— Corner of King and Yon^^o Streets, 
 
 W. C. CUEWETT A. CO., PIUNTEUS, BOOKBINDERS, Ac, KING STREET EAST, T0RO2JTO. 
 
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 Boys' Home (Protestant), Charch, corner MoOill. 
 BRAHANT, W. E., manager of W. C. Chowett&Co'a 
 
 printing esfablishmont, rosiJenco, 150 Victoria. 
 Bradburiie, Edmund, broker, agent Canada Life 
 
 Assurance Company, 13 Toronto, near Post Office. 
 Bradbury, James K., stock, land and general broker, 
 
 68 Cliurch. 
 Bradford, Robert, City Express OlFico, 75 Yonge, 
 
 flour and feed store, 211 King, east. 
 Bradley, J., furniture broker, Vonge, north of Qiieea. 
 Bramall, .V., locksraitli, 27 Frederick. 
 Brampton, Robert, grocer and druggi-it, 618 Yonge, 
 
 cornei Bloor. 
 Brancli Hank of Montreal, R. Milroy, Manager; F. 
 
 Oundry accountant, corner f onge and Front. 
 Branch, .John, merchiint tailor, 66 Adelaide. 
 Brandenburg, Chas., engraver, house 45 Sherborne. 
 Brayley, John E., carpenter & builder, 77Terauloy. 
 Breen, Owen, wholesale frait dealer, 02 Front, near 
 
 Church. 
 Bicon, P. & 1)., butchers, 21 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 BRKNT, J. W, secretary and treasurer of General 
 
 Hospital, ant secretary of Church Society of the 
 
 Church of England, 76 King, east. 
 Bresler, Joseph, boarding house, 30 Victoria. 
 Brew, Thomas, tailor, 2'.)0 Queen, west. 
 Bridgewatcr, Marmaduko, grocer, 80 Edward. 
 Brien, Michael, cooper, 19 Palace. 
 Briggs, Robert, gunsmith, 25 Frederick. 
 Briggs, Wm , builder, house 1 Maitland. 
 Briggs & Brother, grocers, 303 Yinge. 
 Bright. Charles T. O., grocer, 408 King, east. 
 BBIQIIT, WM., butcher, 88 and 40 St. Lawrence 
 
 Arcade. 
 Brill, James T., produce dealer, 67 Queen, west. 
 Brisooo, Wm., waggon maker, 129 Queen, west. 
 Briston, A. F., clerk for John Rowland, Queen, cor- 
 ner Yonge. 
 Britannia Life A.ssurance Company of London, Jas. 
 
 Eraser, agent, j King, west. 
 
 BRiTi.sH ami;iu(;a assurance comp.^ny, 
 
 T. W. Uirchall, managing director. Church, cor- 
 ner Court (see card, p. 784). 
 British American Commercial College, Morch.ants' 
 
 Exchange, Wellington, east. 
 BRITISH & AMRRICAN EXPRES.S COMPANY, 
 
 M. II. Irish, agent, 3 Toronto (see card). 
 BRITTON, JAS., butcher, 13 and 15 St Lawrence 
 
 Arcade. 
 Britton, Robert, tax collector, 204 Richmond, west. 
 Britton & Scott, butchers, 12 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 Brock, Oeorge, aecoud-hand clothing, 5 Victoria. 
 Brook, II., tavern keeper, 548 Queen, west. 
 Broderick, J , boot and shoemaker, Queeu, corner 
 
 Ontario. 
 Brooke, Oeorge, barrister, attorney, 4o., corner 
 
 King and Nelson. 
 Brooke, Samuel, baker, 73 Oueen, west. 
 BROOKE, EVANS & Co., wholesale importers and 
 
 manufacturers of boots and shoes, 42 Yonge. 
 Brookraan, Rot. W., travelling agent for Upper 
 
 Canada Bible Society, 102 Yonge. 
 Broom, B & J., wooden-ware aud fancy 8toro,*161 
 
 Yonge. 
 Broom. Richard & Son, looksm'ths and manufac- 
 
 turer.s, 20 (\ilborno. 
 Bropliy, Jofeph, tavern keeper, 83 Pine. 
 Brough, ('., iutrim accountant Hank of Montreal. 
 Broiigh Si Jones, barristers, attorneys and solicitors, 
 
 10 and 1 1 Wellington Chambers, Jord.in. 
 Brough & Siielling, barristers, Wellington Cham- 
 bers, Jordan. 
 
 Brougball, Rev. James A., M.A., lecturer. Trinity 
 College. 
 
 Bronghton, R., boot and shoemaker, 223 King, east. 
 
 Brown, Ales., assistant librarian, Toronto Universi- 
 ty, house 71 University. 
 
 Brown, Charles, of C. P. Read & Co., wine and 
 liquor merchant, 3 Wellington, east. 
 
 Brown, Francis, dry goods, boots and shoes, house 
 71 Sayer. 
 
 BROWN, Hon. GEORGE, publisher r>ronlo Daily, 
 Tri- Weekly and Weekly Olobe, residence, Church, 
 near Cro')kshank. 
 
 Brown, Henry, architect and civil engineer, 11 
 Toronto. 
 
 Brown, J. R., shoemaker, 42 King, west. 
 
 Brown, James, M.V., mathematical master, Upper 
 Canada College. 
 
 Brown, James, inspector Bank of Upper Canada 
 (Head Office) Yonge, corner Col borne. 
 
 Brown, Jas., jun., merchant, 18 Exchange Buildings, 
 Wellington, east. 
 
 Brown, James F., broker, estate and general agent, 
 58 King, east. 
 
 BROWN, JOHN GORDON, editor Toronto Globe, 25 
 and 27 King, west. 
 
 Brown, Robert, grocer, 59 .\gnes. 
 
 BROWN. THOMAS, manager Metropolitan Hotel, 
 corner King and Bay (.see card) 
 
 Brown, Wm., boarding house, 31 Queen, west. 
 
 Brown, Wm., grocer, 340 King, east. 
 
 Brown, Wm., tailor and cutter, 142 and 144 King, 
 west. 
 
 BROWN Bros., manufacturing stationers, book- 
 binders and dealers in binders' stock, 66 King, 
 east (see card, p. 790). 
 
 Browne, John O., civil engineer and provincial land 
 surveyor, 2 Prov'ncial Chambers, ('ourt. 
 
 Browne, Philip, transfer clerk Bank Upper Canada 
 (Head Office) Yonge, corner Colborue. 
 
 BROWNE, JOHN & Co., storage wharfingers and 
 agents for Anchor Line of Steamers, foot Yonge, 
 Custom House Wharf. 
 
 Brownscombe, Houry, manufacturer and dealer ia 
 boots and shoos, 123 King, east. 
 
 BRUM ELL, H. PEARETII, family and dispensing 
 chemist and druggist, \'-'> King, east. 
 
 BRYANT, STRVrrON & DAY, Commercial Col- 
 lege, 82 King, east, first door east of Wesleyan 
 Methodist Book Room (see card, p. 792). 
 
 BRYCE, McMURRlCII .t Co , importers and whole- 
 sale dry goods merchants, 34 Vonge. 
 
 Brydone, George, fruit and oonfectiouory, 207 King, 
 east. 
 
 BRYSON, E. & Co., importers of shelf and heavy 
 hardware, sign of the horse shoe, 51 King, east 
 (see card, p. 788). 
 
 Buchan, David, bursar. Upper Canada College, 
 Siuicoo, corner Adelaide. 
 
 Buchanan, Charles W., physician, house 61 Ade- 
 laide, west. 
 
 Buchanan, Wm., shoemaker, 48 Duchess. 
 
 Buckland, George, professor University. 
 
 Buekley, •!., tavern keeper, York. 
 
 Buell, .Vndrew .N , master in chancery, Osgooile Hall. 
 
 Kiiik, Mrs. Ellen, boardin;; house, 11!) Viitoria. 
 
 Bull, Thos. H , barri»ter-at law, &c., Ontario Build- 
 ings. Church. 
 
 Bull, W. 11. i Co.,|bankcrs and dealers in exchange, 
 30 King. cast. 
 
 Bullock, Wm., glass atainer, office, 10 Sheppard ; 
 shop, Temperance. 
 
 Bumbry, Je.sse, blacksmith, 421, Queen, west. 
 
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 $rpnt mxixWm ^ Co's ffiljain of |uttrnationaI Coinmcrcial Collejcs, 
 
 LOCATED IN FOURTEEN OF THE LARGEST CITIKS OF TUB STATES AND CANADA. 
 
 THE DESIGN 
 The design of this Institution i; to prepare young men and 
 Udien for tlie practicsl duties of the Counting House, and also 
 to fit tliem for managing and conducting Ihelr own or other 
 parties' busiueBS with sjstum and despatch. 
 
 TWO DEPARTMENTS. 
 In thi.i Institution two separate departments have hue n estab- 
 lished for tlie lietter aroommodation and more rapid iidvanreinont 
 of the Students, also a new classification of accounts, which does 
 away with many of the mysteries of iiook keeping, and renders 
 the whole more attractiTe and easier of comprehenaiou. 
 
 THEORETICAL DEPARTMENT. 
 In this department the Student eommrnces his course. Here 
 he acquires a thorough knowledge o," the ?"ienceof Book keeping, 
 and receives tliorough instruction in Commercial Calculations, 
 Commercial I«w and renniauship. 
 
 PRAOTIOAL DEPARTMENT. 
 Here the Student enters into actual business. Each Student 
 1« furnished with the niKosaary amount of Cash and Merchandize 
 to oonimenco business. Hero he buys and sells Merchandise, 
 Stocks, Real Kstate, Ac. and Is required to be accurate and sys- 
 tomatlc in the management of his athirs. In this department 
 are two regularly organized Hanks, with a fmmi lUU cash capital, 
 which enal'les the Hludent to eflect his exchanges, make deposits, 
 get bis business paper dierounted, and transact all other business 
 tacldental :o n general trade. 
 
 PREPARATORY EDUCATION. 
 
 No one need lie datorrcd from entering on account of wint Of 
 preparatory education. Xi will only require a longer time to 
 complete the course, 
 
 TIME REQUIRED. 
 
 Tlie aveirtge time required for completing the conrao is about 
 OiTU miinllo. Hut tills depends entirely on the Student, some 
 requiring twice as long us others. 
 
 EXPENSE OF COURSE. 
 Life SchoUrshlp (good in any of the Colleges for full course) |tO 00 
 Bl.ink Books for the full conrse 6 50 
 
 TEXT BOOKS. 
 
 Commercial I^w 2 SO 
 
 Book-keeping 1 "5 
 
 Arithmetic, Counting-house Edition 1 26 
 
 READING-ROOM AND LIBRARY. 
 Young men and ladles purchasing a SehoUrsliip will be pre 
 sented »lth a Card of Admission to the Heading Room and 
 Library of the Mechanics' Institute. 
 
 REFEREES. 
 Alex. Murray, Ksq., of JInlfatt, Murray A Co. ; .K. R. McMaster, 
 of McMaster 4 Nephewn: Thos. C. Keefer, Esq.. C. E. ; Ricn Lewis 
 Esij., .John McDonald t Co. ; Geo. MIchIo * Co. ; Adam Crooks, 
 Esq.: Hon. .1. H. Cameron. Duncan Roll, K*i., Torrmto. 
 
 Isaac Ducbanan, Esq., M.P.P. ; Adam Brown, Edii., Richard 
 Jason, Esq., Hamilton. 
 
 SEND FOR CATALOOUB AND LETTER. 
 
 For further information send for large Catalogue containing 
 iniK'h Taluable information. If any points are not riear, write 
 and get a letter of explanation (enclosing sevc'. rents), 
 
 TEACHERS. 
 
 Resident rrincipal and (/hief Instructor in the Theory and 
 Practice of Accflunls — ,I»Mi!8 E. Dat. 
 
 Teacher of .Spencerlaii I'euuianship— A. W. Smith. 
 
 Lecturers on Coinmerrial Iaw— R. A. FIarkiiion, Esi]., B.C.L., 
 Barrister; Rouert 8i llivan, Esq., M.A., Barrister. 
 
 49- Enquire for Bryant, StrattonA Dat's Commerci.nl College, 
 first door east of \^'esleyan B(X>k Room, 
 
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 BRYANT, STRATTON «c DAY, 
 
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 W. C. CUEWETT & CO., TRINTEUS, LITIIOGRAPHEIIS, Ac, KING ST. EAST, TOUONTO. 
 
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 798 
 
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 Bumpus, Wm., baker, 237 Yongo. 
 
 BCNTIN, RROTHER & Co., paper mannfacturers 
 and dealers, 03 Yonge (see card, p. 790). 
 
 Barke, Joseph W., provincial laud sarveyor, houBO 
 82 Bishop. 
 
 Burlington House, John Mitchell, proprietor, 64 
 King, we8t. 
 
 Bnrnett, John, olerk for Matthews & MacLean, 16 
 Front, oast. 
 
 BURNHAM, ERASTUS, agent Snponiiier Lye, 161 
 Yonge. 
 
 Burns, C, tavemkeepor, 116 York. 
 
 Burns, Charles, butcher, 347, Yonge. 
 
 Burns, Chnrlea, grocer, 73 King, east. 
 
 Burns, Junies, grocer, wines and liquors, C City Hall 
 Buildings. 
 
 Burns, Jamos, pawnbroker, 32 Queen, 'east. 
 
 Burns, John, printer, 114J Parliament. 
 
 Burns, John, grocer, 89 Terauley. 
 
 Bums, M., grocer, 42 Queen, west. 
 
 Burns, Patrick, innkeeper, 226 Queen, west. 
 
 Burns, Wm., grocer, 43 Centre. 
 
 Bucbart, I). C, photographer, 48 King, east. 
 
 Butland, R. B., importer of muaio and musical 
 instruments, 37 King, west. 
 
 BUTLER, ALFRED, (colored) bookseller and sta- 
 tioner, 85 Queen, west. 
 
 BUTLER, JOHN, conductor Great Western Railway, 
 boards at the American Hotel. 
 
 Butler, John, huckster, Lower St. Lawrence Market. 
 
 Butler, Patrick, shoemaker, 272 Queen, west. 
 
 BUTT, JAMES, shoeing forge and general black- 
 smith, 13 .Shuter (see card, p. 788). 
 
 Butt, Samuel J., grocer, 702 Queen, west. 
 
 BUTTERS, E. L., livery stable and hotel, 31 King, 
 
 BYERS, ALLE>f, grocer, 87 Church. 
 
 Byrnos, Bernard, carpenter, oil refinery, near Don 
 Bridge. 
 
 Cadenhead, John, article clerk for Clarke Gamble, 
 50 Church. 
 
 Caer Ilowfll Hotel, George Jones, proprietor. Col- 
 lege Avenue. 
 
 Cain, James, grocer, 170 Queen, west. 
 
 Cftldicot, Key. Thomas P., D.D., pastor Bond Street 
 Baptist Church ; residence, corner Gould & Bond. 
 
 Callaghan, Hugh, bootmaker, 3 18 J Queen, west. 
 
 Callahan, Daniel, blacksmith, 587 Queen, west. 
 
 Callahan, P., blacksmith, Portland, corner Queen. 
 
 Callan, Micliiiel, tailor, 34 Queen, west. 
 
 Gallard, Charlotte, second-hand broker, 93 Queen, 
 vest. 
 
 Callard, J., cutter, 113 Queen, west. 
 
 Callin, Michael, second-hand brouker, 34 Queen, 
 west. 
 
 Calver, John, grocer, 296 King, east. 
 
 CAMBRIAN HOTEL, Benjamin Lloyd, proprietor, 
 2 Bathitrst. 
 
 CAMERON, ANGUS, president Bank of Toronto, 
 Wellington, corner Church. 
 
 Cameron, John M. A., olerk, Canada Company 
 ofiBoe, 102 King, east. 
 
 CAMERON, .JOHN, insurance agent, stock and 
 exchange broker, 07 Yonge. 
 
 CAMERON, HON. JOHN HILLYARU, M. P. P., 
 president Provincial Insurance, Provident Life 
 Assurance, and Beaver Mutual Insurnuce Com- 
 panies. 
 
 Cameron & Harman, barristers. Remain Buildings, 
 Kina, wi>st. 
 
 CAMERON, McMICHAEL & FITZGERALD, bar- 
 risters, 44 Church. 
 
 CAMERON & McMICHAEL, barristers, 44 Church. 
 
 CAMERON & MOSS, barristers, &c., Whittemore 
 Jtuildings, 2 Toronto. 
 
 CAMERON & SCOTT, barristers, 105 King, east. 
 
 Campbell, Benjiimin, shoemaker, 77 Queen, west. 
 
 CAMPBELL, C. J., manager Commercial Bank, 
 Wellington, west. 
 
 Campbell, D., homreopathic physician. 108 Bay. 
 
 Campbell, D. F., produce and commission mer- 
 chant, 26 Front, east. 
 
 Campbell, Geo., patent forge and firo escape manu- 
 facturer, 310 Y'onge. 
 
 Campbell, Jas., wholesale bookseller and stationer, 
 
 9 Toronto, corner Court. 
 
 Campbell, John, boot and shoemaker, 26 Wellington, 
 east. 
 
 Campbell, John, drill master, 264 King, ca't 
 
 Campbell, Mrs., milliner and dre.'-smaker, 2u4 King, 
 east. 
 
 CAMPBELL, S. B., barrister, 58 Adelaide, east; 
 house, 84 Scott. 
 
 Campbell, Wm., clerk Provincial Insurance Com- 
 pany, 11 Toronto. 
 
 Campbell, Wra., grocer, 14 Palace. 
 
 Campton, George, butcher, 186 King, west. 
 
 Campton, Thomas, butcher and ginger beer maker, 
 133 York. 
 
 Canada Company Office, F. Widder and ITon. Wm. 
 B. Robinson, commmissioners, 102 King, east ; 
 (head offic , 1 East India Avenue, East India 
 Ilouse, Leadenhall Street, London, England. ) 
 
 CANADA GAZETTEER AND BUSINESS DIREC- 
 TORY FOR 1864-05, .Tohn L. Mitchell, publisher, 
 office 16 King, east; boards at American Hotel. 
 
 CANADA INSTITUTE:— Officers— Rev. John Mc- 
 caul, president; T. C. Keefer, 1st Vice; Sandford 
 Fleming, 2nd vice; Rev. G. P. Young, 3rd vice; 
 P. Freeland, recording secretary ; B. R. Morris, 
 corresponding secretary ; James Johnston, assist- 
 ant secretary; D. Cnrwford, treasurer ; Henry Y. 
 Hind, curator ; Rev. Henry Scadding, librarian. 
 Councils— W. Ogdcn, M.D. ; D. Wilson, LL.D. ; 
 J. B. Cherriraan, M.A. ; II. H Croft, D.C.L. ; W. 
 Hincks, F.L.S. ; Thomas Moss, MA.; Q. C. 
 Irving, M..\. , corner Court and Toronto. 
 
 Canada Landed Company, Lewis Moffatt, president ; 
 Hon. W. P. Howlaud, vice president ; J. Symons, 
 Secretary ; Victoria Hall, Malinda, entrance King, 
 west. 
 
 CANADV LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Edmund 
 Bradburne, agent, 18 Toronto. 
 
 CANADA PERMANENT BUILDING AND SAVING 
 SOCIETY, J. H. Mason, secretary and treasurer, 
 
 10 Masonic Hall, Toronto. 
 
 CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OP LAKE UNDER- 
 WRITERS, R. Courneeu, inspector, 50 Front, oast. 
 
 CANADIAN BAPTIST, (weekly), Hoycs Lloyd, 
 editor and publisher. Church, corner King. 
 
 CANADIAN FRiiEMAN, (weekly), James G. Moy- 
 liin, editor and proprietor, 74 Church. 
 
 Canadian Steam Gauge Company, Joshu j, Lowe, pro- 
 prietor, 56 King, west. 
 
 CANAVAN & PATTERSON, aolicitr.-s-in-chancery, 
 attorneya, &c., York Chambers, '-ourt. 
 
 Cane, T., bootmaker, 108 Queen west. 
 
 Carberry, Kennedy, grocer, 228 Snyer. 
 
 CARLESS, JAMKS, depositary Upper Canada Bible 
 Society, and Upper Canada Religious Tract and 
 Book Society, 102 Yougo. 
 
 CARLISLE & McCONKEY, Terropin Restaurant, 
 89 King, oast. 
 
 Carmichael, Robert, cooper, 25 Adelaide, east. 
 
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 Carnefjie & Drolher chronometer, watch anJ clock 
 
 makers, jewnllers, &c., 14 King, went. 
 Carr, John, alderman, ptuntw and glazier, 69 
 
 Queen, west. 
 Carrior, Wm., furniture broker and fancy Btore, 09 
 
 Church. 
 CarriaoD, John, butcher, 179 Yonge. 
 Carroll, Jtihu, maunger Leader printing oflioe, C3 
 
 King, oast. 
 Carroll, Mtithew, printer, 21 McMnhou. 
 Carroll, Robert, builder, house 21 McMahou. 
 Carroll, Win., printer. Queen tHst. 
 CARROLL, GEO. & Rro., builders 137 Dummor. 
 CarruthcTs, F. P., barrinter, York Chambers, Court. 
 Carrnthcrs, Rev. Tlios., bouse -166 Riohiiiond, west. 
 CARHON, .TAME.S, buiober, 17 aud 19 St. Law- 
 rence Arcade. 
 Carson, Mm., bnarding-house, IflO King, west. 
 CARSON, WILLIAM A., photographic stock dealer, 
 
 King corner Yonge (see card, p. 790). 
 CARSON & CO., photographers, « Kinp, West. 
 Carter, .Mi^s Jane, milliner and mantle maker, 364 
 
 Yonge. 
 Carter, John, organist St. James' Cathedral and 
 
 professor of music, Simcoe, corner of Adelaide. 
 Carter, John, boarding house, 88 Bay. 
 Carter, S., confectionery, 44 King, west. 
 CARTY, JEREMIAH, soap and candle^Jaotory, 
 
 Queen, corner George. 
 Cary, 0. W., (colored), barber and hairdresser, 164 
 
 Yonge. 
 CARY, JOIIN J., (colored), barber, hair-dresser 
 
 and bathing rooms, ^Vi Yonge 
 Cary, Washington, (colored), barber, King, opposite 
 
 Revere House. 
 CAS(?1, v., image and bonnet block maker, Victoria, 
 
 corner Stanley. 
 CASl'KU, SAMUEL, importer and manufacturer of 
 
 jewelry and fancy goods. 16 King, east (see card, 
 
 p. 71)4). 
 CASSEL.S. ROBERT, cashier Bank of Upper Canada 
 
 (head ofliiic) Yonge, corner Colborne. 
 Cassidy, Patrick, cab owner, house 78 Albert 
 Cassidy, Wm., turnkey at Jail. 
 Castell, Wm. 0., confectioner, 363 Yonge. 
 Cataract .Saloon, Mrs. E. McConkey, 88 King, east. 
 Cathar, L. M., lamps and oil, 10 Adelaide, east. 
 Cattaunch, A. J., M.A., vice-president Osgoode Club. 
 Cavie, Wm., builder, house 40 Magill. 
 Cawthrn, H., barrister, Ontario Buildings, York. 
 CAXTON PRESS, Thos. Hill, book and job prititer 
 
 and manufacturer paper cloth address labels, cor. 
 
 Kinfr and Nelson (see card, p. 794). 
 Central Lumber Yard, Wra. J. Harper, dealer in 
 
 lumber, shingles, laths, oordwood, &c., Y'ouge, 
 
 corner Albert. 
 CUAFFEY, E. & Co., brokers, insurance and for- 
 warding agents, bond and bill brokers, cor. King 
 
 and Toronto (see card, p. 794). 
 Chapman, K. J., professor. University College. 
 Charboit, J., tailor, 24J Front, east. 
 Chard, Cliavles, fruit dealer, 812 Yonge. 
 CHARLES WORTH, J. & Co., wholesale importers 
 
 British and foreign dry goods, 44 Yonge (see card, 
 
 p. 794). 
 Charlton, Stephen, manufacturer of temperance 
 
 drinks, 28 Richmond, west. 
 Charlton, Wm., tavernkeepor, 60 Queen, west. 
 Chase, R. H , (colored) city bill poster, house 77 
 
 UniTPrsity. 
 Checkley, Francis, 2nd fflathomatloal master, Upper 
 
 Canada College. 
 
 Checkley, Frauds L., teacher Model Grammar 
 School. 
 
 Checkley, W. F., rector Model Grammar School. 
 
 Cherriraan, Profesisor J. B., M.A., council, ez officio 
 ai.4ietant editor of journal, (Canadian Institute. 
 
 CHESltROUGH, C. I)., agent for Roht. Pomeroy, 
 manufacturer and refiner of oils of all kinds, 105 
 Yiirk ("oe card. p. 79H). 
 
 CHEWEfT, W. C. & Co., booksellers, stationers, 
 printers, lithographers, buukbinders, and copper- 
 plate printers, 17 & 10 Kiug, east (see card, 
 p. 790). 
 
 Chidley, Henry A., grain dealer, 03 1 Yongo. 
 
 CUILDS « HAMILTON, manufacturers and whole- 
 sale dealers in boots and shoes, 7 Wellington, oast. 
 
 Cholwill, butcher, 22.5 Yongo. 
 
 Christian Guardian, (weekly) Rev. W. Jetfers, editor, 
 80 King, east. 
 
 Christian Journal, Rer's. J. Davidson and R. Boyle, 
 editors and proprietors, 85 King, east. 
 
 Christie. A , sewing machine and commission agent, 
 11 King, west. 
 
 CHRISTIE, C. R., superintendent Grand Trunk Rail- 
 way, Western Division, ollice. Queen's Wharf. 
 
 CHRISTIE, WILLIA.M, biscuit manufacturer, 020 
 Yonge. 
 
 CHURCH SOCIETY OF CHURCH OF ENOL.VND, 
 J. W. Brent, secretary, 76 King, oa.""!. 
 
 Cirmichael, Robert, cooper, 25 Adelaide, east. 
 
 CITY BANK OF MONTREAL (Toronto Branch), 
 James Graham, agent, Yonge, comer Wellington. 
 
 City Bill Poster, Henry Jackman, 126 Terauley. 
 
 CITY FOUNDRY, J. R. Armstrong & Co., proprie- 
 tors, 161 Yonge (see card, p. 782). 
 
 City Wharf Inn, H. McElroy, proprietor, Church, 
 corner Front. 
 
 Clapp, J. C., engineer Steam Fire Engine, Bay. 
 
 Clare, Isaac, blacksmith, 309 Queen. 
 
 Clark, A., baker and confectioner, 171 King, east. 
 
 CLARK, ANGUS, agent for T. M. Clark & Co., 
 Montreal, produce and commission merchants, 84 
 Front, east (see card, p. 798). 
 
 Clark, Mrs. Francis A., dressmaker, 164 Bay. 
 
 Clark, George, boarding house, 148 Saver. 
 
 Clark, Mrs u , liem-' teacher Girls' Model School. 
 
 Clark, Miss II., 2ud assistant teacher Girls' .Model 
 School. 
 
 Clark, John, prop. Avenue Hotel, 326 Queen, west. 
 
 Clark, P. M., merchant tailor, 95 Kiug, west. 
 
 Clark, U. H., merchant tailor, 338 Yonge. 
 
 Clark, Samuel, carriage factory, 155 York. 
 
 Clark, Samuel W., manufacturer of parasols, 347^ 
 Yongo. 
 
 CLARK, T. M. kC')., produce and commission mer- 
 chants, A. Clark, agent, 84 Front (see card, p. 798). 
 
 Clark, Thomas, dealer in provisions, &o., 295 Yonge. 
 
 Clark, W. B., picture fraraer, umbrella maker and 
 stencil cutter, 01 Queen, west. 
 
 Clark, Mrs. W. B., dressmaker, 61 Queen, west. 
 
 Clark, Wm., physician, 100 Church. 
 
 Clark, Wm., grocery, 198 Palace. 
 
 Clark, Wm. Mortimer, solicitor, 48 King, east. 
 
 Clark, Bros., carriage builders, 155 York. 
 
 Clarke, Ann, baker and f^unfectioner, 171 King, east. 
 
 Clarke. Miss C, matron Toronto Public Nursery, 
 108 Queen. 
 
 Clarke, F., boot and shoemaker and dealer, 101 
 Yonge. 
 
 Clarke, Frederick, mannfacturcr and dealer in boots 
 and shoes, 80 Yonge. 
 
 CLARKE, HENRY E., manufacturer trunks, bags, 
 valises, &c., 98 Yonge (see card, p. 798). 
 
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 :pi?.iiTTEr) insr bxj^oic ot^ oolotji^s, 
 
 TO COMPARE WITH NEW YORK AND LONDON HOUSES AND PRICES. 
 
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 AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF WORK ENTRUSTED TO THEIR OARE WILL HAVE THEIR 
 PERSONAI- SUPERINTENDENCE, & MEET WITH EVERY ATTENTION & DESPATCH. 
 
 Booksellers and Stationers, Bookbinders and Printers, &c. 
 
 17 & 19 KING STREET EAST, TORONTO. 
 
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 CLARKE, WM. & Co., importars aod dMien In drj 
 
 gooda, King, corner Church. 
 ClarkiD, BiroHrd, grocer, 2'J Qumd, west. 
 Clemeiitr, John, •ash, bliod and door ranonfaetnrer, 
 
 opposite Queeu!) Hotel, Front, woHt. 
 Cleveland, John, principal private (irammar School, 
 
 IS.'i Victoria. 
 CLINDINNINQ & Co., gnneral provigion dealers, 
 
 81 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 Cline, Qeorge, dealer in Bhoemakcrii' findings, 18U 
 
 Yonge. 
 Clinliiiibrooroer, Charles, grocer, ISA Queen, west, 
 
 and watchmaker, Richmond, near Nets >: 
 CLOSE Jt I'AYNE, Farmers' Cheap Q'^cery, wine 
 
 and li'{uor store, lU Palace. 
 Cljrne, Wm., grocer, 112 Caroline. 
 Contes, John, proprietor, North Eastern Omnibus 
 
 Line, 1 1 Elm, eaHt. 
 Coates, H., proprietor Fanners' Home, 80 Colborne. 
 Coatswortb, Emerson, carpenter and builder, 801 
 
 King, east. 
 Cochran, Alexander, tavern keeper, 8 Palace. 
 Cockburn, Qeo. K. R , A.M., principal Upper Canada 
 
 Colle(;e. 
 Coddiogton, W. H., hatter and furrier, 189 Yonge. 
 Coffee, L., produce and commission merchant, 80 
 
 Front, east. 
 Cole, F., tobacconist, 80 Church. 
 Coleman, Qeorge, cont'eotioner, 60 King, vest, 
 Coleman, Richard, t'uremaa in Canadian Freeman 
 
 office, 74 Cliurcb. 
 Coles, Wm. & Q., bread and biscuit baker8,^627 
 
 Y'cnpe. 
 College Boarding House, Mich. Barrett, M.D., super- 
 intendent, 109 Adelaide, west. 
 Collier, Thomas, clerk, Canada Company's ^office, 
 
 10'2 King, east. 
 Collins, M., patrol sergeant. No. 2 Police Station. 
 CoUius, Michael, dry goods, 168 Queen, west. 
 Collins, Thoa. C, brass founder, wholesale manufac- 
 turer uf engineers' and plumbers' brass work, Bay, 
 
 corner Adelaide. 
 COLONIAL LIFK AS.SURANCE Co.,!E. Chaffey'^A 
 
 Co., agents. King, coiner Toronto. 
 Colwell. Henry, clerk, 414 Front. 
 COLWELL, W. W., lumber merchant and dealer in 
 
 shingles and lath, 414 Front, and opposite Jacques 
 
 & Hays factory, near Queen's Hotel (see card, p. 
 
 798). 
 CO.MMERCIAL BANK, C. J. Campbell, manager, 
 
 Wellington, west. 
 COMMERCIAL BUILDING AND INVES'fMENT 
 
 SOCIETY, John Rains, secretary and treasurer, 
 
 corner Yonge and Adelaide, up stairs. 
 COMMERCIAL HOTEL, J. F. Gloyd, proprietor, 
 
 6"* Nelson (see card, p. 708). 
 Commercial Union Fire & Life Assurance Company, 
 
 John Cameron, agent, G7 Yonge. 
 Condon, Maurice, waggon maker, 27 Adelaide, west. 
 Conlin, Henry, grocer, 240 King, east. 
 Cunlin, Henry, produce merchant, Clark's Buildings, 
 
 Yonge, near Orosvenor. 
 Conlin, John S., draughtsman, house, 311 Church. 
 Conlin, Patrick, flour and grain dealer, 16 Adelaide, 
 
 irest. 
 Conlon, John, brickmaker, South Park. 
 Conuell, Jane, grocer, 303 Queen, west. 
 Connelly, Arthur, family grocery, 168 Palace. 
 Connor, Charles W., LL.D., English classical master 
 
 Upper Canada College. 
 Connor, Edward, boot and shoemaker, York, corner 
 
 Queen. 
 
 Connor, Rob«rt k Son, boot . :<tiue(nakert, 204 
 Yooge. 
 
 Conroy, Wm., carpenter and joiner, iS69 Yonge. 
 
 Con.itable, (ieorge, baker. 411 Que«>n, west. 
 
 Constable, Thomis, grocf-. 41'.^ Qu->!U, west. 
 
 Consumers' Oas Compan> )' ,-hard '^ ates, president; 
 E. H. Rutherford, y<" ttiesident ; Henry Thomp- 
 son, manager; \'J I .mto. 
 
 COO, W. H , wire-"i.*er. 298 Queen, west (8«« 
 card, p 788). 
 
 Cook, Henry D., ledger keeper, Bank of Montreal. 
 
 COOK, JA.ME8 B., uook-keeper Ltadtr othoe, 63 
 King, east. 
 
 Cook, Rev John, travelling agent fur Upper Canada 
 Religious Tract and Book Hociety, residence Oril- 
 lia. County of Simooe. 
 
 Cook, Mrs. Mary Ann, confectionery, wines aod 
 liijuorH, Ho Yonge. 
 
 Cooke Kiifroa Jauii, dressmaker, 31 Oak. 
 
 Coom '■. .-.ilin, chemist, retired. 
 
 Coon' John, tavern keeper. Front, opposite Rolling 
 Mill. 
 
 Cooper, C. W., barrister, 2C .\delaide, east. 
 
 Cooper, Edward, dry goods and millinery, 189 King 
 east. 
 
 Cooper, Wm , grocer, Queen, corner Berkeley. 
 
 Cope, Edward B., general provision sture, &',I7 Yonge. 
 
 COPLAND, WILLIAM, brewer and malstcr, 40 
 Parliament. 
 
 Copley, Joseph, wig maker and hair dresser, 238 
 Yunge. 
 
 Copp. Henry, overseer W. C. Chewett & Co.'s book- 
 bindery, residence, 10 Alexander. 
 
 Corbit, James, carpenter and joiner, rear 199 
 Yonge. 
 
 Corin, Volncy, painter, 32 Queen, west. 
 
 Com Exchange, John Miller, secretary, St. Law- 
 rence Market. 
 
 Cornnell, John, soloon, 21 East Market Square. 
 
 Cornish, Charles, boot and shoemaker, Yonge, near 
 Bloor. 
 
 Cornish, John, boots and shoes, 11 King, eaat. 
 
 Corner, Edward, scale manufacturer, 261 Yonge. 
 
 CORNOR. B. & SON, boot and shoe manufacturers, 
 204 Yonge. 
 
 Cosby, John, butcher, 68 Queen, west. 
 
 Cosgrove, Owen, grocer and innkeeper, 180 Queen 
 west 
 
 Cottrell Theophila, grocer, 145 Siracoe. 
 
 Couoh, Richard, lumber dealer and builder, 134 
 Adelaide, west. 
 
 Conlon, Alphonsc, teacher of drawing, house 12 
 Gcrrard, west. 
 
 Coulon, .^mile, French teacher, private grammar 
 school, 133 Victoria. 
 
 Coulson, Arthur, salesman, with Gilmer & Coulson, 
 38 & 40 Yonge. 
 
 Coulson, Duncan, paying teller, Bank of Xoronto, 
 Wellington, corner Church. 
 
 Coulthard, John, liquor and ale merchant, CO Yonge. 
 
 Courneen, Roderick, marine inspector for Canadian 
 Association Lake Underwriters, 60 Front. 
 
 Cowan, J. & W., dry goods, corner Yonge and Rich- 
 mond. 
 
 Cowan & Anderson, commission merchants, 76 Col- 
 borne. 
 
 Cowley, Samuel, cooper, 118 Queen, west. 
 
 Cowper, John, grocery, 420 Front, west. , ' j, 
 
 Cox, James, boot and shoemaker, 117 Yonge. 
 
 Cox, James, confectioner, 285 Queen, west. 
 
 Cox, Robert, proprietor Masonic Arms, West Mar- 
 ket Square. 
 
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 ROBERT POMEROT, 
 
 Manufactnrsr and Refiner of, and Wholeeale Dealer In 
 
 SPERM, LARD, ELEPHANT. WHALE, SEAL. AND 
 FOR LUBRICATING AND BURNING. 
 
 Also, Improved Engine and Signal Oil, for Railroads and Steamboats. 
 
 No. 105 YORK STKEET, TORONTO, 
 OPPOSITE UNION DEPOT. c. D. CHESBROUGH, Agont. 
 
 T. M. CLARK, 
 
 84 FRON'^ STREET, 
 
 TORONTO. 
 
 T. M. CLARK ^ CO., 
 
 4 ST. SACRAMENT STREET, MONTREAL. 
 
 GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, 
 
 AND 
 
 BROKERS IN PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, &c. 
 
 CASH ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS. 
 
 H. E. CLA-RKE, 
 
 MANUFACTUREa OP 
 
 98 YOTQE STREET. TOUONTO. C. 'W. 
 
 LUMBER MEKCilA-IS^T, 
 
 AND DEALER. IN SHINGLES, LATH, 8ic. 
 
 4\i FJIONT STllEFT, nkau the Qukkn's Wharf; Ani>ai«o Oitobitb Jacuum A Utr'i Fictort, waa (Jokeh'm Horn, 
 
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 OOOD STABLiIIia FOR T5 HORSIGS, AND BXCKLLKNT ACCOSinODATIONR. 
 
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 Cox, John Henry. Baloon, 318 Yonge. 
 
 Cox, Wm., proprietor Black Horse Hotel, corner 
 
 Qeorgc and I'alaoe. 
 Cox, O. & J. W., dry goods and millinery, 119 King, 
 
 eant. 
 Coyne, T., tavern keeper, Queen, comer York. 
 Crabb, Sam., wine and spirits merchaut, 164 Yonge. 
 Craig, John, tavoru keeper, 668 Queen, west. 
 CKANK, A,, truss und supporter manufacturer, 11 
 
 King, west (see card, p. 800). 
 Crane, SVm., dealer in wood, house 13'> Elizabeth. 
 CRArPER, JAS., Sen., plumber, nas and steara fitter 
 
 and beer pump manufacturer, 92 Adelaide, enst. 
 CRAPI'ER, JAMES, jun, plumber, Ac, 178 King, 
 
 east. 
 Crawford, D., treasurer Canadian Institute. 
 Crawford, George G., physician, house 109 Elm. 
 Crawford, llnrailton, carpenter, 700 Queen, west. 
 Crawford, Wm. G., B.A., classical teacher, house 60 
 
 Richmond. 
 Crawford, Wm. P., turnkey at jail. 
 Crawford, D. & Co., spice, mustard and coffee mills. 
 
 Palace, corner Francis. 
 Crawford & Croinbie, barristers, &c., 1 and 9 Masonic 
 
 Hall. 
 Crawley, Abraham, grocer, 26 Elizabeth. 
 Creiilock, John, butcher, 72J -Queen, west. 
 CREWE, Hl'GII S., smbrotypist and photograpber, 
 
 2 King, east (see card, p. 800). 
 Crickmore, John, barrister, York Chambers. 
 Cridge, Richard, revenue officer, house 304 Church. 
 CROCKER, JAMES SYDNEY, manager and secre- 
 tary Provincial Insurance Company, Toronto, cor- 
 ner Court. 
 Croft, Professor H. H., D.C.L., Council Canadian 
 
 Institute. 
 Croft, Wm. & Co., manufacture ■•s and importers of 
 
 needles, fiMh hoofes, lackios, ko., &c., 36 Colborne. 
 Crokin, John, boarding house, 92 Buy. 
 CROOKS, KING.SMILL & CATTANAOH, barristers, 
 
 attorneys and solicitors, Edinburgh Insurance 
 
 Buildings, Wellington, west. 
 Crooks & Co., barristers, kc, 6 Miisonac Hall, 
 
 Toronto. 
 Crosby, Alfred M , receiving teller Bank of Toronto, 
 
 Wellington, corner Church. 
 Crowe, Wm , detective, Toronto Police Force. 
 CUFF, H. W.. pork packer an<i provision ilealer, 48 
 
 and 49 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 Cull, Edward L , clerk Canada Comp -ny. Office 102 
 
 King, east. 
 
 Rolling Mill Hotel, corner Trinity 
 
 Cullin, Peter, 
 
 and Front. 
 CULLIN, WM 
 Culliton, An<lr 
 
 I 
 
 printer, 12 Richmond, west, 
 w, butcher, 454^ Queen, west. 
 
 CUMBERLAND, Ct". F. W., vice president and 
 managing director Northern Railway, Brock, oor. 
 Front. 
 
 Cumberliind & Storm, aiohitects, Romain Buildings, 
 King, west. 
 
 Cuming, Mary, dressmaker, 178 Kinjj, west. 
 
 CUMING & VVELLS, plumbers and gas fitterg, 1Y6 
 King, west (s-ee card, p. 804). 
 
 Cummins, T., clothing, 108 King, east. 
 
 Cummins, Thomas, merchant tailor, 240 King, east. 
 
 Cunio, R., barber, 2i I Yonge. 
 
 Cnniiinglinm, James, baker, 112 Spadina .\venue. 
 
 Cuppsgo. Wm., clerk Post Otfioc Inspector's Otiioe. 
 
 Curran, Hubert, tailor, 10! Parliament. 
 
 Curraii, Thomas, bl'icknmith, rear 11 Queen, west. 
 
 Currio, Edward, importer China, glass and earthen- 
 ware, 87 Front, east. 
 
 CURRIE, NEIL, boiler manufacturer. Church, cor. 
 
 Etplanade (see card, p. 800). 
 Curson, Robert, proprietor Talbot Hotel, 94 Church. 
 Curtis, C. J., dentist, 75 King, east. 
 CustoM House, Front, corner Yonge. 
 Cuthbe.-t, Richard, bookbinder, 441 Yonge. 
 Cuthbert S., boot and shoemaker, 21 Queen, west. 
 Cuthbert, Miss S., dressmaker, 4159 Yonge. 
 Cuthbert, Wm R., flour dealer, 441 Yongo. 
 Dack, Edwani, boot and shoemaker, 73 King, west. 
 Dack, Mrt. Edward, ladies' shoes, &c., 73 King, 
 
 west. 
 Daley, Cliarlts, lealher dealer and shoe findings, 109 
 
 Yonge, corner Adelaide. 
 Dallas, Angu.-i, Tood and willow ware, 74 York. 
 DALY, CIlARUrS, city clerk, Cliy Hall IJuildings. 
 Daly, Edward, proprietor Western Hotel, 376 Front, 
 
 west. 
 Daly, Patrick, grocer, 611 Quien, wast. 
 D'AR(,'V & EGAN, boots and shoes, 80 Yonge (see 
 
 card, p. 804). 
 Darling, Rev. W. 8., Church of England, Holy 
 
 Trinity Ch- -h. 
 Darling & l< ailson, tailors and clothiers, 236 
 
 Yonge. 
 DARLINGTON, W. D , patent felt roofer, 85 Queen, 
 
 east (see card, p. 804). 
 Darnley, J. W., manufacturing chemist, 62 Sayer. 
 Davey, James, flour and feed store, 107 Queen, west. 
 David, J. J. E., cabinet maker, 2 Richmond. 
 Davidson, Alex., inspector Royal Insurance Com- 
 pany, corner Yonge and Wellington. 
 Davidson, Alex., jun., discount clerk Bank of Mon 
 
 treal. 
 Davidson, Rev. J., editor Christian Journal, of.lee, 
 
 35 King, east. 
 Davidson, John, mail clerk Grand Trunk Railivay, 
 
 boards at Roach's Hotel. 
 Davies, James, saildio and harness maker, 165 York. 
 Davies, Wm., provisions, 36 Front, east, and 51 St. 
 
 Lawrence Arcade. 
 D.W'IS, A , physician, 31 Adelaide, corner Bay (see 
 
 card, p. 802). 
 Davis, Archibald, printer, 00 Power. 
 Davis, Geo., confectioner, 105 Yonge. 
 Davis, I.xaac, variety store, jewelry, Ac , 228 Yonge, 
 Davis, J. F., music teacher, 60 Sayer. 
 Davis, James I!., barrister, York t^hambers. Court. 
 Davis, John H., Post Oflice clerk. 
 Davis, Mrs. .Margaret, confectionery, 105 Yougo. 
 Davis, Tlmmiis, brewer. River. 
 Davis, Robt. 4 Co , wholesale and retail grocers, 
 
 corner King and Hay. 
 DAVKS & THOM.VS, stationers "ind news dealerg, 
 
 11 1 J KiOf,, west. 
 Davison, Rev. J., Priciitive Methodist, house, College 
 
 Avenue, corner Elizubeth. 
 Diivison, John T., butcher, 247 Yonge. 
 DAWSON, EDWARD, propr. Leads Anus, Victoria, 
 
 corner Queen. 
 Dawson, John, grocer, 77 Centre. 
 Deaf, Dumb, and Blind Schools, 490 Queen, west, 
 
 J. B. MoGann, head mnster. 
 Dean, George, grocer, 174 Purliamont. 
 De Chanta, Mother, Superior, Hoube of Providence, 
 
 Power, near Queen. 
 DEFRIES, ROBERT, River Street Brewery, River. 
 Delahant, Thomas, barber, 8 Adelaide, east. 
 DE GRA.SSI, A... inspector Canada Fire Insurance 
 
 Company, mutual an>i gunrantoe, Ontario Hall. 
 Delamcre, Dawson, clerk Custom House, corner 
 
 Yonge and Fr'-nt. 
 
 HOLLO & AD. M, IMPORTERS OF TUB BEST PERIODICALS CURRENT. 
 
'^1 
 
 800 
 
 TORONTO. 
 
 t' 
 
 RUPTURES. 
 
 RUPTURES. 
 
 MIPFJCTURER OF TRUSSES, ABDOMmiL SUPPORTERS, 
 
 ALSO, all kinds of InBtiuments for AVEAKNE8S and DEFORMED LIMBS, CLUB FEET, Ao., <to. 
 
 Pcraons at u distance may have a Truss by sendinc their size around, and stuting on which side the IIebnia 
 ii situated. JS^ A jicrfeet tit guaranteed or no charge. 
 
 All articles carefully packed in boxes, and sent by Express to any part of the country. 
 
 OFFICE — !¥o. II K1IVO i§TREET \VE.«iT, TOROIVTO. 
 
 
 GALLERY ; First Door East of Ridout Brothers, Hardware Mercliants, 
 
 NoilTHEAST COKNER OF KiNO AND YoN(iE StBKETS, 
 
 TOROI¥TO. 
 
 ]Nr. cxjiirie:. 
 
 MANUFACTURER OF ALL KIND.S OF 
 
 MARINE, STATIONARY, A^D PORTABLE BOILERS, 
 
 OIL STILLS, TV^ORIMS, 
 
 AGITATORS, TANKS, &,c. 
 Shop on the Esphinade, foot of Church Street, Toronto. 
 
 PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYORS AND AGENTS, 
 
 ADELAIDE STREET, OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE, TORONTO. 
 
 J. BToionroN DiNNia, P.L.S. n. W. Gomaqi, P.L.8. 
 
 LAND SURVEYINQ to any extent, and of eyery description, performed at the shortest notice. 
 N.Bi— wild aud other i>aude ckrefully ISx«mlned end Reported upon. 
 
 W. C. OHKWETT <b CO., BOOKSELLERS AND PRINTERS, KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 
flES. 
 
 ITERS, 
 
 r, Ac, Ac. 
 the IIebmia 
 
 fTO. 
 
 TORONTO. 
 
 801 
 
 hants, 
 ROlfTO. 
 
 /ES, 
 
 to. 
 
 INTS, 
 
 JOUAQI, P.Ii.8. 
 
 notice. 
 )NTO. 
 
 Deliinej, Andrew, cooper, !f71 Ring, east. 
 Delniiey, Thotnaa, grocer, 3b5 King, east. 
 De Laporte, A. V., produce broker, Cliurcb, corner 
 
 Wellington. 
 Delwortb, C. D., basket maker and dealer in coal oil, 
 
 lampR, &o., 875 Yoiige. 
 Deoipaey, JumeH, grocer, 26G King, eatt. 
 Ucmi'sey, John W., clerk crown office, Usgonclc Hall. 
 Denhaiu, Mrs. Elizabeth, Ladies Academy, 6 Uloor, 
 
 east. 
 DENIORD, RICHARD S.. Orand Trunk Foundry, 
 
 (iron and brass) 30 and 82 Trinity. 
 DENISON, GEO. T., Colonel Commandant Actiro 
 
 Force. Rusholme, Diindas. 
 DENISON, GEO. T.,jun., LL.B., barrister, attorney, 
 
 and solicitor, 9 Wellington Cbamber.<i, Jordan. 
 DENNIS & G088AGE. provincial land surTeyors, 
 
 Adelaide, opposite Court House (see card, p. 800) 
 Denver, Wm., batcher, U89 Yonge. 
 DEPOSITORY OF THE Ul'PER CANADA UIBLK 
 
 AND TRACT SfX^IETY, 102 Yonge. 
 Dessauer, Wolfe, manufacturer and importer of 
 
 cigiira, tobacco and fancy ganda, &c., 60 Yonge. 
 De St. Remy, Edw., ladies school, 26 Windsor. 
 Dpver, Wm., butcher, 36 King, west. 
 Devey, Charles, cabinet maker, 64 Duke. 
 Devlin, Daniel, contractor, bouse 74 Marham. 
 Devlin, Hugh, tavern keeper, 212 Adelaide, west. 
 Devlin, Richard, turnkey at Jail. 
 DEVVAR, PATRICK, accountant, Bank of Toronto, 
 
 Wellington, corner Ctiurch. 
 Dewdney, Robtsrt, blacksmith, 103 Parliament. 
 
 DEWE, JOHN, post office inspector for Toronto 
 
 division, office over Post Office. 
 Dexter, Thomas, butcher, 235 Yonge. 
 DICK, THO.MAS, proprietor. Queen's Hotel, 76 
 
 Front, west (see card). 
 Dickey, M. & Co , proprietors, Soho Foundry, 22 
 
 Beverley. 
 Dickinson, John, plumber, 33 Queen, west. 
 Dickson, Charles R., accountant. Provincial Insur- 
 ance Company, Toronto, corner Court. 
 Dickson, John, grocer, 205 Parliament. 
 Dickson, Richard, tinsmith and dealer in tinware, 
 
 658 Yonge. 
 Dickson, Crawford & Smith, dry goods importers, 91 
 
 King, east. 
 Diehl, Peter, physician, house 187 Jol.n. 
 Dineen, Wm., clothier and merchant tailor, 86 King, 
 
 east. 
 Dishlcr, J. C, Ist assistant teacher, Model School. 
 Ditty, Mrs., saloon keeper, Church, corner Richmoml. 
 DIXON, JOSEPH, house and land ageul, 138 and 
 
 140 Adelaide, west. 
 DIXON, ALEXANDFR & SON, wholcaale dealers 
 
 in saddlery hardware, carriage trimmings, &o.,72 
 
 King, east (see card, p. 802). 
 Donne, Mrs. E., dressmaker, 17 Adelaide, west. 
 Doane, H., blacksmith, 27 Richmond, west. 
 Docherty, Roderick, proprietor, Rob Roy Hotel, 68 
 
 Colborne. 
 DodgHon, R., agent, Albert Wetiler, wholesale dealer 
 
 in hides and leather, 60 Yonge. 
 DODOSON, SHIELDS & Co., wholesale and retail 
 
 dealers in groceries and provisions and manufao- 
 
 turerf. of biscuits, confectionery, &c., corner Yonge 
 
 and Temperance. 
 Doherty, John, tinsmith, 174 King, onst. 
 Donlon, B., huckster, Lower St. Lawrence Market. 
 DONNELLY, JOHN, books and fancy goods, 12 St. 
 
 Lawrencfl Arcade. 
 
 Donovan, Joseph A., barrister, attorney, &c., 1 On- 
 tario Hall, corner Church and Court. 
 
 DOUGLAS, J. H., (colored) barber and hairdresser, 
 King opposite Revere House. 
 
 Douglas, John, clerk, Custom House, Yonge corner 
 Front. 
 
 Douglas, John, sheriff's bailiff, Court House. 
 
 Dow, Henry, sewing machine manufacturer, 287} 
 King, east. 
 
 Dow, W. H. & Co., dry goods, Ac, comer King and 
 Yonge 
 
 DOWNEY, JOHN, (of Roaf k Downey), barrister?. 
 Mechanics' Institute, house corner 
 
 Downey, Thos.. carpenter anr' builder, 63 Terauley. 
 
 D0W80N, EDWARD, saloon, 16 Queen, east. 
 
 DOYLE, JAMES H.. barrister, 40 Adelaide, east. 
 
 DOYLE, M., cabinet maker, upholsterer and furni- 
 ture maker, 97 Yonge. 
 
 Doyle, Michael W., fish dealer, St. Lawrence Market. 
 
 Doylc, Patrick, books and fancy goods, 10 St. Law- 
 rence Arcade. 
 
 Doyle, Tliomas, proprietor St. Lawrence Hotel, 78 
 Colborne. 
 
 Draper, Hon. W. H., Chief Justice, Haieldcane, 
 Owynne, Yorkville. 
 
 DREDGE & WILSON, wholesale stationers, book- 
 binderi), pr.per rulers and blank book manufac- 
 turers, 63 Yiinge. 
 
 Drew, George W., turner, I'ancy store and registry 
 office, 386 Yonge. 
 
 Drew, Matthew, builder, 40 Stanley. 
 
 Drinkwater, Eliaabeth, straw bonnet maker, hoise 
 237 Elixabeth. 
 
 Drinkwater, J. E., grocer, 307 Church. 
 
 Drouillard, F., tobacconist, 47 King, east. 
 
 DRU.MMOND, J. W., lumber merchant, 253 Yonge. 
 
 Duckeit, Chas., superintendent House of Industry, 
 Elm, corner Elizabeth. 
 
 Dudley, James, printer, 114 Parliament. 
 
 Dudley, Thomas, carpenter and builder, 114 Par- 
 liament. 
 
 Dudley, Wm., carpenter, 114J Parliament. 
 
 DUFF, JA.ME.S, provision dealer, 116 St. Lawrence 
 Areade. 
 
 Duffin, Henry (agent Childs & Hamilton), boots and 
 shiio^, 132 King, east. 
 
 DUFFY, CHARLES, butcher, 26 St. Lawrence Ar- 
 cade. 
 
 Duffy, James, proprietor Cottape luii, 314 Church. 
 
 Dngditle, Wm. J., grocer, 44 Nelson, cast. 
 
 Dnggan. George, recorder. Court House ; house, 64 
 Adelaide, west. 
 
 Duggnn, Juhu, grocer, 239 Ctiurch. 
 
 Duggan, Joseph, hotel keeper, 248 King, east. 
 
 DUGQAN (St BURNS, barristers, Provincial Cham- 
 bers. 2 Court. 
 
 DUN. R G & Co., mercantile agency (E. Wimans, 
 manager) 4, 6 and 6 Toronto Exchange, Wel- 
 lington, east. 
 
 Dunbar, Richard, grocer, 32 West Market Square. 
 
 Duncan, Jno. P., chief landing waitorCuatom House, 
 comer Yonge anil Front. 
 
 DUNCAN & CLARK, rock oil manufacturers, 43 
 Colborne. 
 
 Duulop, Robert, sprgoiint Toronto Police Force. 
 
 Dunn, Geo. W . houp skirt mauofaoturor and dealer 
 in fancy dry goods and millinery, 206 Yonge. 
 
 DUNN, J. R , butcher, 372 Queen. 
 
 Dunn, Justuj, produ'je and commission merchant, 
 John Shaw, agent, corner Church and Colborne. 
 
 Dunn, Robert, butcher, 870 Qu«eu, west. 
 
 Dunn, Wm., blacksmith, 70 Berkeley. 
 
 ROLLO & ADAM, BlBLIOailAPHICAL DEPOSITORY, 61 KING STREET £4ST. 
 II 
 
 l; 
 
 V 
 
 ■t 
 
 ' ' I 
 
802 
 
 TORONTO. 
 
 CONTINDEfl TO TREAT 
 
 %jj|ilis ani i)t|cr diseases of a ^ribatc ^a!ure 
 
 IN BOTH SEXES, WITH UNLIMITED SUCCESS, 
 
 At bii Office, corner of Bay and Alelaide Streets, op stairi. 4V Entrance on Adelaide Street, Toronto. 
 
 He has devoted yor.rs to the treatment of the Tarious forme of Venereal Diseases, and by his peculiar 
 process of healing, its rorst stages are subdued in a compiiraiively short time. 
 
 Secondary Syphilis, prunouoced by so many physicians as incurable, can be 
 effectuitlly cured by his infallible remedies. 
 
 Young men who have fallen victims to the dreadful eflfects of Onanism or Solf- 
 Abuse, can receive immediate relief by applying to Dr. Davis. 
 
 Patients at a distance treated by letter, and medicine sent to any part of the country 
 on receipt of a reasonable fee. 
 
 PerHons wishing to consult the Doctor can do so with thq utmost seoreoy, as his o£Bce 
 is BO arranged that it is impossible for patients to see each other, unless by consent. 
 
 Advice Free, when obtained at the Office — if by mail, $1. 
 8S^ All letters must be addressed (post paid), A. DAVIS, M.D., Toronto, C. W., and contain a postage 
 
 stamp if an answer is dn:iired. 
 
 ALEX. DIXON & SON, 
 
 IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN 
 
 iiiLlif, HAiiWAii 
 
 CARRIAGE TRIMML>GS, &c., 
 
 I 
 
 72 KllSra STKEET EAST. 
 
 TORONTO. 
 
 J. ED^VARDS, 
 
 IMPOBTBK AMD DBALBB IN 
 
 EOOM PAPERS AND STATIONERY, 
 
 138 YONQE STREET, NEAR TEMPERANCE, TORONTO. 
 
 A large stock of Room Papers, Hall, Office, Ceiling, and Window Papers, Chimney Prints, Borders, Ac, 
 
 in every style, kept constantly on hand. The latest Designs regularly reopived 
 
 Plain and Fancy Writing Papers, Envelopee, School ani) Account Dook.s, Bibles, Prayer IJooks, Church 
 
 Services, Uymn Books, Ungravings, Lithographs, Drawing Papers, Pcuoils, Pens, Inks, &c , &c. 
 
 ZM* Ar.r. TXIEIR VA.RZOXJEI BR.A.INraXI£3S, 
 
 FKOMPTLV IXUUT.U) AT TBI LOWUT REMUKHUTINO PRICKS. 
 
 w. c. cHKWErr a cc, book and job printers, king street, toeonto. 
 
 J 
 
, Toronto. 
 ' hia peculiar 
 
 TORONTO. 
 
 808 
 
 tin a postage 
 
 ro. 
 
 KY, 
 
 orders, &o., 
 
 kH, Church 
 c , &c. 
 
 Dunn, Wni , butcher, 1 .St. Tatrick's Mnrket. 
 Dunslcr. Mrs. Maria, general pruiluce dealer, 023 
 
 Yonge. 
 Durand, Charles, barrister, &o., corner Adelaide and 
 
 Yonge. 
 Durie, W S., Lt. Col. 2nd Batt V. M. R., 10 Gernrd. 
 DVVIOIIT, li. 1' , manager Montreal Telegraph Co., 
 
 Exchange Buildings, Wellington, east. 
 Earl, Tiicdphilus, dry goods merchant, 373 Queen, 
 
 went. 
 Earls, Uavid. grocer, 416 Queen, west. 
 East, Henry W,, umbrella maker, 208 Yonge. 
 East Turonto Brewery, Wm. Copelaud, proprietor, 
 
 40 I'srliBment. 
 East, VSni. ii., umbrella maker, 298 Yonge. 
 Eastwood, C. .S., steward Provincial Lunatic Asy- 
 
 lup^ ihinen, west. 
 Eastvfood, John, dealer in dry goods, millinery and 
 
 clothing, 122 King, cast. 
 ECCLEiS it CAUHOLL, barristers. Ac, 18 Toronto. 
 Edgar, .1. D., president Ontario Litrrary Society. 
 EDINUUKOH LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, 
 
 Dnvid lligginb, secretary, Wellington, west. 
 Edmonds, Klicha. barber, 47 George. 
 Edmonds Kichard, butchar, 204 Parliament. 
 EDW.\KltS, J. R., assistant editor Toronto Globe, 
 
 lot* Church. 
 EDWARDS, JMHN, bookseller, stationer and dealer 
 
 in room papers, ISt) Yonge (see card, p. 802). 
 EDWARDS. WM., secretary Uuard of Arts and Man- 
 
 ufiiotures, house mO Vonge. 
 Edwards, W. H. (colored), barber, 42 Church. 
 Egbert, Henry, manufacturer of ornamental glass 
 
 flowcrd, 3 Albert Buildings, Yonge. 
 Bird, Mary Jane, dry goods, 68 Queen, west. 
 Eldridge, Rufus, dealer in fruits and confectioneries, 
 
 250 Yonge. 
 ELGIK, JOHN, hotel keeper, 42 King, west (see 
 
 cord, p. 800). 
 Ellncott, George, boot and shoe maker nud dealer, 
 
 227 Yonge. 
 EUah's Hotel, Mrs. Ellah, proprietress, 126 Y'ork. 
 Elliot, George L., dentist, 31 King east. 
 ELLIOT, JOHN W., dentist, 3"J King, west; refer- 
 "^enoe, Hon. and Right Rev. John, D.D., Lord 
 
 Bishop of Toronto (see card, p. 806). 
 Elliott, John, county clerk. Court House, bouse 32 
 
 Gurrard, east. 
 ELLIOTT, W., painter, glaiier and paper hanger, 
 
 7 Agnes. 
 Ellis, David G., turnkey at Jail. 
 ELLIS, J. E., jeweller, silTorsmith, w»tch and 
 
 clock maker, 4i< King, east. 
 Ellis, John, engraver, lithographer, &c., 11 King, 
 
 west. 
 Elmslie, Edmund W., confectioner and pastry cook, 
 
 4 Albert Buildings, Yonge. 
 Emerson, Jamtj«, cabinet maker and second hand 
 
 brcker, 210 King, east. 
 EMKRY, ROBERT, physician and chemist, 62 
 
 Queen, west. 
 ENGLISH CHOP HOUoE, 8m th & Thomas, pro- 
 prietors, 80 King, east. 
 Eugli-h & Foster, barribters, attorneys & soiioitors, 
 
 King, corner Yonge. 
 Equi Bros., groceries, &o., 60 King, vrest. 
 Equitvble Fire Insurance Company ot Lundon, Wm. 
 
 Gamble, agent, 60 Churob. 
 Erskine, Alexander, tavern, 20.5 Yonge. 
 Erwood, James, confectioner and dealer in fruits. 
 
 &o , 222 Yonge. 
 Erwood, Simeon, locksmith, 01 Queen, west. 
 
 ESMONDS, J. W. & Co., rock oil refiner, Oakville; 
 
 oflice, 40 Adelaide, east (soe card, p. 8l*6;. 
 Esten, Hon. James C. P., vioe-chanoellor, house 90 
 
 Beverley. 
 Evans, Mias Elizabeth, dress making, &o., 31 King, 
 
 Wt'St. 
 
 Evuns, John, accountant British America Assurance 
 Company. 
 
 Evans, John, clerk Metropolitan Water Company, 
 
 167 Yongo. 
 Evans, Mrs. Sarah, fruit dealer, 431 Yonge. 
 
 Evans, Simon, geueral provision dealer, 29 St. Law- 
 rence Arcade. 
 
 Evans, Wm. B , junior clerk, British America Asaa- 
 ranee Company. 
 
 Evening Journal (weekly), A. H. St. Germain, editor 
 and publisher, 81 ^ ouge. 
 
 EVE.S, JA.MKS, soda and mineral water manufac- 
 turer, 7 Ontario. 
 
 Fairbairti, .\lexaiider, retail dealer iu groceries and 
 provisions, 800 Yonge. 
 
 Faircloth, G. S., bouse and sign painter, 171 Berke- 
 ley. 
 
 Fairfield, A. grocer, 343 Queen, west. 
 
 Fnragher, Tbo.s., watch and clock maker, 9 Francis. 
 
 Farley, A., grocer, 291 Queen, west. 
 
 FARLEY, JAMES, band box maker, 260 Queen, 
 west (see card, p. 806). 
 
 Farmers' Home, Robert Cuatea, proprietor, 80 Col- 
 borue. 
 
 Farmers' Inn, P. Gray, proprietor, 187 King, east. 
 
 Far'^uhar, James, lime, slate and wood merchant, 
 foot of Church. 
 
 Fart|uhar, Wm., contractor and stone yard, foot of 
 Church. 
 
 Farquharson, J., Tailor, 103 Queen, west. 
 
 Farrah, Jamea, oyster and fruit depot, 27 King, 
 west. 
 
 Farrall, James, grocer and plasterer, 343 Queen, 
 we-^t 
 
 Farrant, T^hn, stationer and newsdealer, 283 Yonge. 
 
 Farrell, Edward, grocer, 206 Sayer. 
 
 Farrell .lames, flour dealer, 00 Queen, west. 
 
 Farrell, John, carpenter, 206 Sayer. 
 
 Farrell, John, flour and feed, 8 Elizabeth. 
 
 Faulkner, George, dealer in boots and shoes, 3 Ring, 
 west 
 
 Fawcott, John C, dry goods and clothing, 165 King, 
 east. 
 
 FAWKES, SHADRACH, unaerUker and uphol- 
 sterer, 290 Yonge, (see card, p. 804). 
 
 Fee, John, grocer. King corner Sumach. 
 
 Fee, Joseph, grocer, 461 King, east. 
 
 F ikie, J F., tell>iir Ontario Bank., corner Welling- 
 ton and Scott. 
 
 Feiutuch. M., watchmaker and jeweller, 129 King, 
 east. 
 
 Felix. George, provision dealer, 233 Yonge. 
 
 Fell, F. E J., printer, south side Charles. 
 
 Female Prot'>otive Society and General Registry 
 Oflioe, 101 Queen, east. 
 
 Fenn, Timothy, tailor, 14 Adelaide, east. 
 
 Ferguson, Mrs. Jane, hotel proprietress,, corner 
 Yunge and Elm 
 
 Ferguson, John, Green Bush Hotel, 215 Yonge. 
 
 Ferguson, N. F., shoemaker, 21 Church. 
 
 KKRGUSON, THOMAS, barrister, King, cor. Jordan. 
 
 Field, H. W., teacher of book-keeping in British 
 America Commercial College. 2 Toronto. 
 
 Filbert, Wm., grocer, 244 Queen, west. 
 
 Finch, W. 8., merchant tailor and clothier, 5 King 
 east and corner Yonge and Adelaide. 
 
 TO. 
 
 HOLLO & ADAM, GENERAL BUORSELLEKS, 61 KING STREET EAST. 
 
804 
 
 TORONTO. 
 
 CUMING k WELLS, 
 
 PLUMBERS, GASFITTERS, 
 Brass Founders & Coppersmiths, 
 
 03 KINO STREET WK8T, TORONTO. 
 
 D'ARCY & EGAN, 
 
 SQQTS& lE^secois, 
 
 No. 80 TONOE.^Vm^ dI., TORONTO. 
 
 A good supply of PENITKNTIARY BOOTS ft SU0E3 on hand. 
 
 WORK MIDI TO OHDIB IN THI NIATUT RTTLI. 
 
 ROOriN^Ca- I ROOFIN'O 1 1 
 
 fo*«^l — 
 
 bolster's patent fire and waterproof 
 
 For steep or Flat KuufH. put on Tin or Sblnglt-a witbout remurlng. 
 
 MANUFACTURED, 80tn AMD AHPLIRD BT 
 
 WILLIAM D. DARLINGTON, 
 
 ai liUKK.N STREET K*S1', TDKO.NTO. 
 AUo, ihr. Common Paper FoU« Sold and Applied* 
 
 S. FAWKES, 
 
 290 YONGE STREET, TORONTO, 
 
 UNDERTAKER, UPHOLSTERER, 
 
 AND CHEAP FITANITTTBE STOBE. 
 
 Fanernlii rurnUhedtu order, at Rkduod Fmces and in the Best 
 
 Stvle. IIearskd, Ac. all New an I of the I.ateBt.St)'le8. 
 
 H.ll. — FEATUKR BEDS, ETC., KEn COXSTAKTLY ON HAND. 
 
 MRS. P. POXLEY, PROPRIETRESS. 
 
 FOOT OF YORK NEAR UNION DEPOT, 
 TORONTO. 
 
 FULTON, MICHIE & Co.; 
 GROCERS 
 
 WINE & SHRIT MERCIIAISTS. 
 
 Mo. 7, KINO STREKT \I'E:mT, 
 
 TORONTO. 
 
 ELIZABETH GREEN, 
 
 (LATIJOSKPn OBIEN,) 
 
 Tin, Copper, Sheet Iron & Zinc "Worker. 
 
 TU) <1USINE38 CARRIED ON AS USUAL, 
 AT 175 KING STREET KAST, TORONTO. 
 
 COLUMBUS H. GREENE, 
 
 BARRISTER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 
 
 SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY, &0. 
 
 38 ADELAIDE STREET KAST, 
 TORONTO. 
 
 £}. £1. XX^AlUU Se OO., 
 
 35 King St. Weet, Toronto, and 352 Strand, London, Eng. 
 
 Wlliii.lCSALl'; and Rftail IIdokuellkhh. t*TATioN:cRs, News 
 Dealers, Ac. anJ KxcIubIvo Wholesale Cantdian Agents 
 for the " Illustrated Ijondim News." Authorised Aden's for all 
 the British and Anierlcan N«WFpapers and MagaEiuea. 
 
 Parcels rocelTed twioe a day from New Yorli, ind by every mail 
 itaamer from KogUnd, direct from the Pul.!li>herB. Every thing 
 new tir old can thus ha procured at the shortest notice, and on 
 the best terms. 
 
 A. J. HARMEYER, 
 
 WnOtlSAtI DEALER AND IMPORTER OP 
 
 WINES AND LIQUORS, 
 
 I'UKE BRANDY, HOLLAND GIS. 
 
 HoBtetter's Stomach Bitters, &o. 
 
 No. 81 QUKBN STRKBT WEST, TORONTO. 
 
 T.~a. IRVING, 
 
 WHOLESALE AND RITAIl 
 
 DEALER IN NEWSPArERS/ 
 
 BOOKS, STATIONERY, &o. 
 
 1» KING STREET WK8T, TORONTO. 
 
 HENRY LEWIS, 
 LOCK-SMITH, BELL.HANOEB. 
 
 MANUPACTDSER OP 
 
 |trt-pr0flf M\i goors, |ron geistealis, h. 
 
 AND OBftRllAI< JOBBING SMITH, 
 
 No. 127 ADELAIDE BTRKKT, 
 A P«W D00R8 WIST OP lORK STREET, TOKONTO. 
 
 H. J. MATTHEWS, 
 
 Pictaro Frame Maaufactwer, 
 
 254 yONQE STREET, TOEONTO. 
 
 MAPS AND CARDS MOU.VTED AND VARNISHED. 
 
 ANDREW MERCER, 
 
 SOUTH EAST COR. HAY AND WELLINGTON ST3., 
 
 TORONTO. 
 
 WALLACE MILLICHAMP, 
 
 Practical Gold, Silver and Brass Plater, 
 
 No. 80, QUEEN STREET WEST, TORONTO. 
 
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 riRI-PLATID TO ORDIB. 
 
 W. & J. MORSE, 
 
 17 FRA.NClSSTKEhT, TORONTO. 
 
 W. & J. MORS^, 
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 For Ibo sale of Flour, Bran, Oats, Ac. Ac. 
 OenenU Ocmiinl'-^fon Agenta_ Onith AdTsnced on t-ouslgnments. 
 
 JOHN OLIVER, 
 
 DEALER W EVERY DESCRIPTION OP 
 
 HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c., 
 
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 CARPENTER AND BUILDER, 
 
 254 YONaE STREET, TORONTO. 
 
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 No. 76 QUEEN STREET WEST. 
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 Fire Proof Solution Compaay, James C. Lktbam, 
 
 agent, -•> Front, east. 
 Fireman'ii Hall, Hay, corner AJeladle. 
 Fisb, E. 8 , saloon, 240 Yonge. 
 Fisher, Charle8, weigh master and innpcotor, St. 
 
 Lawrence Market. 
 FISKKN, .KMIN & Co., general enmraission mer- 
 chants, 58 Yonge (see card, p. 806). 
 Fitch, KeujamiuF., English master. Model Grammar 
 
 School. 
 FITTINOER. TI., vinegar and cider manufacturer, 
 
 116 und 117 Bay. 
 Fitzgerald. .Fohn, KUcksmitb, 64 Queen, west. 
 Fitzgerald, tt C, teller, City Oaok, corner Yonge 
 
 and Wellington. 
 Fitxgerald, T.. photiigrnpbic artist, 31 King, east. 
 Fitzgerald, Wm. J , registrar Surrogate court of the 
 
 United Counties of York and Peel, Court House. 
 Fitisimmons, J. .1. IJ., fancy store, 149 York. 
 Flanagan, John, blacksmith, 304 Ring, east. 
 Flanagan, Michael, grocer, 491 Richmond, west. 
 Fleming, Ami., tax collector, bonne 129 University. 
 Fleming. David, contractor, 160 Ailelaide, west. 
 FLEMING, JA.MES, nursery, 350 Yonge (see card, 
 
 p. 808) 
 Fleming, Hiinford, G.E., 2nd vice-president, Cana- 
 dian institute. 
 FLEMING, .JAMES & Co., wholesale and retail 
 
 seed merchants, corner Yonge and Queen (see 
 
 card, p. 808). 
 Fleming, John, bailiff, 22 Adelaide, east. 
 FUnn, Thomas, grocer, 49 King, we.it. 
 FLORANCE, JOHN F., boot and shoe manufac- 
 turer, 268 Yonge. 
 Flynn, M. & E. A , fruit dealers, 131 King, east. 
 Foley, D., tailor, 80 Queen, west. 
 FOLTS, Q. W., agent for Singer'n genuine sewing 
 
 machines, 34 King, east (see card, p. 808). 
 Forbes, Duncan, agent for Qruver & Baker's sewing 
 
 machines, 95 Yonge. 
 Forbes, H U., bankiiig and exchange, 30 King, east. 
 Forbes, J , painter and gUiier, 193 Church. 
 Forbes, Mrs. Jane, millinery and general machine 
 
 Bswing, 95 Yonge. 
 Forbes, Mrs. M. A., boarding bouse, 40 Richmond, 
 
 west. 
 Formsn, James, messenger, Bank of Toronto, Wel- 
 lington, corner Church. 
 Forneri, James, LL.U., professor of languages, 
 
 Toronto University. 
 Forster, James, manufacturers agent ; address Post 
 
 Office Box, 443, residence Yorkville. 
 Forsyth, John, clerk, Post Office. 
 Fos.^ett, John, tavern, 136 Richmond, west. 
 Foster, ("harles Colly, deputy registrar Surrogate 
 
 Court for United Counties of York and !• -('l, 
 
 Court House. 
 Foster, Frederick L., provincial land surveyor, house 
 
 88 St Patrick. 
 Foster, James, mathematical instrument maker, 64 
 
 Adelaide, east. 
 Foster, James, importer and dealer in shelf and 
 
 heavy hardware, 143 King. east. 
 Foster, N , grocer, 23 East Market Square. 
 Foster, W. A , LL B., secretary and treasurer Os- 
 
 goode Club. 
 Fester, Wm , sheriff's bailiff. Court House. 
 Fester. Wm., trader, liou.so I. SO Bishop. 
 Fountain Saloon, Joseph Gregor, proprietor, 69 
 
 King, cast. 
 Fowler, Mrs Mary, milliner, 260 Yonj'e. 
 Fowler, Robert, millinery and dress making, 260 
 
 Yonge. 
 
 Fowler, Henry & Co., importers and wholesale wool* 
 
 ten merchants, 10 Wellington, west. 
 Fox. George, slater, 70 Queen, east. 
 FO.XLEY, Mrs. P , Railway Hotel, foot York (see 
 
 card, p. 804). 
 Koy, Wm., grocer and tavern keeper, 167 Y'ork. 
 Foy, P. & Sons, groceri", 100 King, east. 
 
 Francis, Thomas, dealer in furniture, stoves, &o., 
 
 197 Yonge. 
 FRANKLASD, GARRETT F., butcher, 21 St. Uw- 
 rence Arcade. 
 
 Fraser, James, accountant, notary and insurance 
 agent, 5 K.iig west. 
 
 Fraser, John, builder, house 234 Church. 
 
 Fraser, Miss, dress maker, 160 Victoria. 
 
 Freehold Permanent Building and Savings Society, 
 Charles Robertson, secretary, corner Church and 
 Court. 
 
 Freeland, Patrick, barrister, attorney, Ac, and re- 
 cording secretary ('anadian Institute, 64 ('huroh. 
 
 Freeland, Peter & Co., soap, candle and Inrd oil 
 manufacturers, Princess, corner Palace. 
 
 Freeman, A. C , grocer, 216 Queen, west. 
 
 Freeman, R. D., paying teller (Branch) Bank of 
 Upper Canada. 
 
 Fry, Wm., painter, 63 Queen, west. 
 
 Fuerst, Simon, produce merchant, Clark's Buildiags, 
 Yonge, near Qrosvenor. 
 
 FuUarton, Charles, clerk Police Office. 
 
 Fuller, Wm., clerk (Branch) Bank of Upper Canada. 
 
 Fullerton, Samuel, furrier, 12 Queen, west. 
 
 Fulljames, John, general agent. Church, corner 
 King. 
 
 FULTON, MICHIE & Co., grocers, wine and spirit 
 merchants, 7 King, west (see card, p. 804). 
 
 Funston, Wm., Grand Trunk Inn, Front, opposite 
 Rolling Mills. 
 
 Furneaux, Samuel, merchant tailor, 205 King, ea^t. 
 
 FURNER, O. H. & Co., importers and wholesale 
 dealers in straw and fancy dry goods and manu- 
 facturers of mantles, &c., 11 Wellington, west (see 
 card, p. 808). 
 
 Furness, Francis, grocer, 271 Queen, east. 
 
 Oafney, & Tierney, tavern keepers, 26 Church. 
 
 Galbraith, Wm., commission merchant, '2'i ('liurob. 
 
 GALE k CATTO, importers of staple and fancy 
 dry goods, wholeuale and retail, 116 Yonge, cor- 
 ner Adelaide. 
 
 Gallenhugh, A., dentist, 146 Yonge. 
 
 Galley, Edward, builder, bouse 10 Oak. 
 
 Gait & Henderson, barristers. Royal Tnsuranee 
 Building, 3 Wellington, east. 
 
 GAMBLE, CLARKE, barrister, &o., Court, corner 
 Church, house 107 Simcoe. 
 
 Gamble, Joseph, grocer, 244 King, cast. 
 
 Gamble, Samuel, civil engineer, house 86 Spadina 
 Avenue. 
 
 Gamble, Wm., agent Equitable Fire Insurance Co., 
 56 Church. 
 
 Gange, J. & 8., butchers, 382 Yongo. 
 
 Gannon, John, printer. Frederick. 
 
 GARDNER, CHARLES, .M.R.C.S., England, medi- 
 cal superintendent General Hospital, fronting on 
 Don. 
 
 Garner, B., butcher, Queen, west. 
 
 Gates, Henry, boot and shoemaker, 61 Parliament. 
 
 Gavan, Richard, grocer, 204 Queen, east. 
 
 Gearing, Joseph, builder, 38 James. 
 
 Gee, Mrs. Ann, grooer, 443 King, east. 
 
 Ocdd, James, printer and collecting agent, Albert. 
 
 Oeramell, Alexander, boot maker, 97 King. west. 
 
 Gentle, James F., paying teller, Bank British North 
 
 Amer ica. 
 
 EOLLO & ADAM, PRINTERS, UOOKDINDEBS AND LITHOGRAPHERS, 01 KING 8TUEKT. 
 
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806 
 
 TORONTO. 
 
 ELGME'S HOTEL, 
 
 (late buttkks's hotel,) 
 OPPOSITE OLOBK OFFICE, 
 
 TOROMTO. 
 
 
 
 •J. TV. ELLIOT, 
 
 Thx) (Jonri Au< (t/ K. HooriR k Co'a Dsno 8T0Rt, Miown Bay and yoHgi StrtfU, 
 
 »-^*^^ TORONTO. 
 
 REFERENOE :— lion. «ih1 RIrIiI R«t. Joim, D D., I/Obd Bikhop of Touosto, 
 
 J. VV. ESMONDE & CO. 
 
 ROCK OIL REFINERS, &e. 
 
 OFFICE-4:0 ADELAIDE STREET, EAST. 
 
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 I^vEIPIISrEItY — O^ICVILLE, O. ^W. 
 
 JAMES FARLEY, 
 
 HAT AP BONNET BOX MAKER, 
 
 WHOLESALE AND RATAIL, 
 260 QXJEElSr STREET ^VEST, 
 
 JOHN FISKEN &. CO., 
 
 ROCK OIL 
 
 AND 
 
 58 YONGE STREET, TORONTO. 
 
 W, C. CUEVVETT 4 CO., LlTUOGR.\Pa.<UiS. ENGR.WERS, Ac, KINO ST., TORONTO. 
 
TORONTO. 
 
 807 
 
 lOMTO. 
 
 
 MTO. 
 
 &c. 
 
 A.ST. 
 
 
 R, 
 
 Qeorge, James, aooounUnt, Cummercial Hank, Wel- 
 lington, west. 
 
 Qeorg»' & l)ra);iin, JameH HownrJ, proprietor, corner 
 Jobii nnil ProDt. 
 
 Geyer & liarms, tubucconistB, li^t Qacen, west. 
 
 Olbb, L , baker, 614 Queen, went. 
 
 GibbingK, Mrs. Jane, grocer, 147 Victoria. 
 
 GIBBON Jt BKN'SON, ba^ri8ter.^ atturneys-at-Uw, 
 &c , 2 Wellington Chamber!*, Jordan. 
 
 GibbM. M., fano; goods and millinery, 208 Yonge. 
 
 Gibba, I'. II., adsiittHiit nccouutant, ()iit>irio Uitnk, 
 corner Wellington and Scott. 
 
 Gibiion, George, litbogr»pbio printer, fruits andcon- 
 feotioneries, lU Adelaide, east. 
 
 0IK30N. WILLIAM, saddle and harness maker, 100 
 Ring, east. 
 
 Giddings, G , hotel keeper, 4r>() Queen, we^t. 
 
 Gilbert. E. U., lumber dealer, Adelaide, west. 
 
 Gilbert, Jafi., receiving teller, (liraoob) Bank of 
 Upper Canada. 
 
 GILLET, W. S. & Co. manufactorers and whole- 
 sale dealers in cigars, tobacco, whips, &o., 14 
 Wfllington, west. 
 
 Gillim, Win. II., (colored), eating house, 37 East 
 Market Square. 
 
 tiillmor, Charles T., book-keeper. Sheriff's office, 
 Court House. 
 
 GILLYATT & COBLEY, boot and shoe dealers, 162 
 Yooge. 
 
 GILMOK, ISAAC C, agent, London Fire Assurance 
 Corporation, (/"olborne, ncnr Church. 
 
 GILMOR & CUULSON, importers and wholesale 
 dealeiH in dry good:>, 38 and 40 Yonge. 
 
 GiWersoo, M. U., provisioD dealer, 35 St. Lawrence 
 Arcade. 
 
 Ginn, Inaao, printer. Reed, corner Pine. 
 
 Ginty, John, contractor, 164 Adelaide, west. 
 
 Qiuty k Armstrong, sash and blind factory, Rich- 
 mond, corner Sheppard. 
 
 Qirvin, Jamen, baker and confectioner, 37 Yonge. 
 
 Girrin, Robert, fialoon keeper, 179 Yonge. 
 
 Gladstone & Mcintosh, produce and commission 
 merchants, '209 Yonge and 220 Queen, east. 
 
 GlaoTille, John, butcher, 267^ Yonge. 
 
 Glass, John, commission merchant, and agent for 
 MoUon's Bank, and for Montreal Steaniship 
 Company, office, 9 Exchange Buildings, Welling- 
 ton, eadt. 
 
 Glinn, Jatnes, groceries and provisions, Yonge oppo- 
 site Gloucester. 
 
 Globe, (daily and weekly) Hon. George Brown, pub- 
 lisher and proprietor; J. Gordon Brown, editor, 
 25 and 27 King, west. 
 
 Globe Foundry, Edward Beckett, proprietor. Oak, 
 corner of River. 
 
 GLOBE HOTEL, Richard Varcoe, proprietor, 163 
 Yonge. 
 
 Gl. A'D, J. F., proprietor Commercial Hotel, 54 
 Nelson (see card, p. 7^*8). 
 
 Godson, George, sen., grocer, 182 Queen, west. 
 
 Godson, Henry, collector of inland revenue, house 
 200 Richmond, west. 
 
 Ooedike, John, Plantagenet wiiter depot, 69 King, 
 west. 
 
 GOLDSMITH, EDWARD, manager (Branch) Bank 
 of Upper Canada, Yonge corner Colborne ; resi- 
 dence, Ontario. 
 
 Goldsmith, Mi's, Avenue Hotel, 326 Queen, west. 
 
 Goldsmith, Thomas, clerk Crown Office, Osgoode 
 Hull. 
 
 Ooodall, Charles, marine store, 10, 12 and 14, Ade- 
 laide, weijt. 
 
 flOOOH, R. N., stock and eiohange broker, agent 
 for Montreal Fire and Marine A8:iuranoe Company, 
 and Life Association of Scotland, secri'tniy to 
 Western I'anada Permanent Building and Savings 
 Society, oBioe old Toronto B.mk, 70 Church ; n-sl- 
 denue, 8 Isabulla (see card, index, miBcellaneous 
 matter). 
 
 Gooil, Jiinip.s, foundry, Yonge, corner Queen. 
 
 OOODERHAM & Wt)RTS, proprietors Toronto 
 City .Steam Mills and Distillery, office 10 Toronto 
 Exchnngp, Wellington ; Distillery on Trinity (se« 
 canl, p. HIO). 
 
 OOODERHAM & WORTS, produce merchants and 
 millers (Meadowvalo, Alpha, Ontario and Streets- 
 ville Mills), office 10 Exchange Buildings, Wel- 
 lington, east. 
 
 Goodwin, Captain, adjutint Queen's Own Rifles, 
 gymnastic master Upper t^anada t/ollege. 
 
 GORDON k M.\CKAY, imp rters and wholesale 
 dry goods merchants, 11 WeHiiigtou, east. 
 
 Gore, W., carriage painter, 83 Richmond, west. 
 
 Gossling, F W., physician, 62 King, west. 
 
 Gough, Win., stationer aiicl news denier, 301 Yonge. 
 
 Gould, Charles, Governor's Inn and grocer, 51 Eli- 
 labeth. * 
 
 Qoulding, George, millinery and dry goods, 175 and 
 177 Yonge 
 
 GOURLAY, DAVID, manufacturer of revolving 
 stereoscopes and carpenter, 269 Yonge. 
 
 Government Emigration Office, 14 Front, A. B. 
 Ilawke, chief agent. 
 
 Oow, Thomas, provibion dealer, 34 St. LaTrcnce 
 Arcade. 
 
 Gowan, Harcourt P., editor Patriot, bds. William 
 III. Hotel. 56 Adelaide, oast. 
 
 OOWAN, OGLE R., inspector of tavern licenses, 
 City Hall Buildings. 
 
 Graham, Alexander, Post Office clerk. 
 
 Graham, Barna>-d, dry goods and clothing, 153 King 
 cast, and 42 Market Square. 
 
 GRAHAM, JAMKS, agent City Bank (Toronto 
 Branch), Yonge, corner Wellington, residence 4 
 Wellington, west. 
 
 Graham, Patrick, boarding house, corner Scott and 
 Wellington. 
 
 Graham, Robert, book and job printer, 66 Yongo. 
 
 Graham, Wm., barber and hair dresser, 136 Yonge. 
 
 GRAHAM, HENRY & Co., proprietors of the Ca- 
 nada Carpet and Floorcloth Company (41 King, 
 west (see card, p. 810). 
 
 GRAHAM, W. & J , proprietors Graham's Hotel, 
 corner Church and Front. 
 
 Qrahame, Richard, 2iid vice president Ontario Lite- 
 rary Society. 
 
 GRAINGER, GEORGE, butcher, 4 St. Lawrence 
 Arcade. 
 
 Grand, Joseph, Royal Horse Bazaar, riding academy 
 and livery stable, Wellington, near York. 
 
 GRAND TRUNK FOUNDRY, Richard S. Deuiord, 
 proprietor. 80 and 32 Trinity. 
 
 GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY, C. R. Christie, super- 
 intendent Western Division, Queen's Wharf 
 
 Grand Trunk Railway, Union Depot, foot of York. 
 
 Granger, John, market gardener, Upper St. Law- 
 rence Market. 
 
 Granger, Wm , grocer, 74 power. 
 
 Oranthair, i^dward, denier in oils an'! sole agent for 
 Booth's patent lamps, 170 Yongo. 
 
 Grasby, Edward, barber, York. 
 
 Grasett, Rev. Henry, Church of England, house 97 
 Adelaide, east. 
 
 Gray, Mrs., ladies' soaool, 420 Queen, west. 
 
 TO. 
 
 ROLLO & ADAM, IMPORTERS OF BOOKS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. 
 
808 TORONTO, 
 
 JAMES FLEMING tt CO. 
 
 SKKdSMRN TO THE BOARD OP AOIllCIJI.TUKK AND AUIUCUMCKAL AS-JOCIATFON OP (irrEll CANADA, 
 
 ^t'hoU'iale and |iftail ^td Merchants, 
 
 DKALKRtt IX ALL KINM4 OF 
 
 HOBTKnTLTUSAI TOOLS, AGRICITLTUBAL IMPLEKEKTS, ke. 
 4t^ Dcscri|i(lvci Reed CatKlo||uaa nirnlihcd grails on ■pplleallon* fft 
 
 AGRICULTURAL HALL, CORNER OP YONOE AND QUEEN STT'.EETS, 
 
 TOR.OITTO. 
 
 JAMEfl FLEMINO. (JEOKCJE W. BCCKLAND. 
 
 SINGER'S GENU! N E 
 
 SEAYI NG M ACHINES. 
 
 THE Subscriber haviit- tlii> .elusive agenoy for tli« sale of these Machines in tliin part of Canada, has 
 lak.Mi the Officps N'o. U KING 8TKEKT EAST, TORONTO, and No. 17 KIN(} STREET EAST, 
 HAMILTON, ami offers as followH:— 
 
 No. 3 lni|K-riaI Madiint> for rarriai;o Trimmiiiff , $110 
 
 No. 2 Iiiijierial Muchint", for Slioetittinir and Tailoring 78 
 
 Letter A, for Family, Clonk and Dress-making 60 
 
 WAX STAIIHINO MA( IIINKH OF ALL KINDS. 
 
 A full assortment of all the above m.Hchines will be found at all times at oar offices as above. 
 
 rsr AGENTS WANTED, LOCAL AND TO TRAVEL. 
 
 As we have on A 1 Mechanic, all Machines properly repaired and put in order at a low rate. 
 
 G. W. FOLTS & CO., Agents. 
 
 a. H. FXJUNER & Co- 
 
 IMPOaTERS A.M> WHOI.KSALB DKALBRS IN 
 
 lIILiLIIllf Ail UmAW mMWi>, 
 
 AND KASUKAOTIIRKRS OF 
 
 11 WELLINGTON STREET WEST, TORONTO. 
 FLEECY ^WOOXjS- 
 
 BLACK AND WniTB perlb. $1 2B 1 SCAIUJCT, per lb. $160 I ROYAIi BLUE per lb. $160 
 
 SKY AND ORANGE, •' 1 40 | MAGENTA " 1 60 | VIULET, " 1 flO 
 
 BERLiIlSr "V7"OOIj. 
 
 BLACK AND WHITE perlb. $2 75 
 
 W. <( R. GRIFFITH, 
 
 IMPORTERS OF 
 
 TEA, SUGAR, TOBACCO, 
 
 "VVINES A^ISTD LIQUOKS, 
 
 ]¥o. 97 CHITRCH STREET, 
 
 ONE DOOR BELOW COLBORNE, TOZELOHsTTO- 
 
 AV. C. CUEWETT 4 CO., PRINTERS AND BOOKBINDERS, 17 A 19 KINO ST. EAST, TORONTO. 
 
TORONTO. 
 
 800 
 
 lADA, 
 
 nts, 
 
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 SETS, 
 
 innda, has 
 
 ;t east. 
 
 above. 
 
 ents. 
 
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 lb. $1 60 
 
 1 m 
 
 ?o. 
 
 Nto. 
 
 Ony, P., groeer, 199 King, east. 
 
 Gray. I'atrick, proprietor Farmers' Inn, 187 King, 
 
 enjit. 
 GK.W. ROUKRT II , hoop skirt raanufacturcr. 36 
 
 Colhorro 
 GRt'KN. 11-.. ANSON. Wesleyan .Methn.list Rook 
 
 and .loll Printing U4tHhlishin<Mit, ocliool bookit, 
 
 blank books and statiooery, ffbulesulu aud retail, 
 
 80 Kiiip, ea»t. 
 OKKtlN. Mrs. E., tin store, 175 King, east (see 
 
 curd, p 804) 
 QRKKNK, C. 11 , biirrisicr and solicitor Toronto 
 
 Permniiont Building >Suoiety, 88 Adelaide, east 
 
 (see ciinl. p 804). 
 Greene & Huwkios, barristers, Adelaide, east. 
 Oreenlei'8, llobvi-t, dry goods, 166 Queen, west. 
 Oreenlpss, .lohn, carpenter & builder, 65 Terauley. 
 QRKOU, GB()KQB K., reporter Z^aiVy Leadtr and 
 
 Fairu't, (>:{ King, east. 
 Qregg. \iei VVra., house 323 Jarvis. 
 Qregor, Joseph, Fountain Saloon, 69 King, east. 
 Greig, .Inhn, boot and shoemaker, 260 King. «a.st. 
 Grer, Thomas, cierW Registrar's Office, Court of 
 
 Chnncery, Osgoode Hull. 
 Oriehi'l, Mrs. johauuii, musio teacher, bouse 168 
 
 A'lelaide, west. 
 Grieveson, Mrs. Marion, retail dealer in groceries 
 
 ami [iroTisions, corner of Yonge and Maitland. 
 Oriffiih, Thomas, wholesale and retail dea'erjn gro- 
 ceries, liquors, wines. &o., 167 Yooge. 
 Griffith, Wm E., clerk Post Office. 
 Griffith, J. C. k Co., wholesale and retail grocers, 
 
 wine anil spirit merchants, 221 Yonge. 
 GRIFFITH, W. & R , wholesale grocers, wine and 
 
 spirit merchants, 27 Church (see card, p. 808). 
 GriflitbH, .lobn. saddle and harness maker, Ontario 
 
 liuildings. King, west. 
 Grondlcr, Gottleib, butcher and sausage maker, 
 
 289^ Yonge. 
 Qainaue, Marg«ret, dressmaker, bouse 112 Church. 
 Ouinane, Wm., boot and ^hoemaker, 112 Church. 
 Gundry, F , accountant (Branch) Bank of Montreal, 
 
 corner Yonge and Front. 
 GUNURV & LANOLKY, architects and civil en- 
 
 ginie-s; office. King, corner Jordan (see card, p. 
 
 810). 
 Gunther, F. k E., manufacturers of jewellery and 
 
 importers of watch materials, 9 King, east. 
 QUiSTlN, JOHN 8., superintendent Toronto Rolling 
 
 Mills, near Don Station ; house, corner Queen 
 
 and Parliament. 
 Gwatkin, R. C , grocer, Edward, corner S.'iyer. 
 Gwyune, If. N., secretary & librarian Law Society, 
 
 Ongoode Hall. 
 Gwyune, John W., QC, barrister, corner^Jordan 
 
 and King. 
 Gwynne, Armour & Hoskin, barristers, &c., Jordan, 
 
 corner King. 
 Gymnasium, 21 Church. 
 
 GZOWSKI, C. 8. & Co., contractors, Romain Build- 
 ings, King, west. 
 Gzow.'iki & Co., Toronto Rolling MilU, I/ittle Front, 
 
 corner East. 
 Ilaberstock, M., music teacher, house 71 Queen, 
 
 east. 
 Hackett, John, school, 87 Queen, west. 
 Ilagftinun A Chi^holra, produce, commission raer- 
 
 ohant.H and dealers in salt, plaster and water lime, 
 
 88 Front, east. 
 Hagarty, Hon. John H., .Fudge Court of Queen's 
 
 Benoli, Osgoode Hall. 
 HAGUE, GEORGE, cashier, Bank of Toronto, house, 
 
 Bloo', Yorkviile. 
 
 Ilaigh, Wm., tinsmith and dealer in hardware, 887 
 
 Yonge. 
 Ilaldan, Bernard, treasurer, Western Assurance 
 
 Company, corner Church and Colborne. 
 Hale, G W,, dentixi, itichmond, east. 
 Hales, J., tailor, 32 King, west. 
 Half Way House, Wm. Asten, proprietor, 234 Front 
 
 weft. 
 Hall. C. B., physician, 144 Bay, 
 H.\LL, C. F,, carriage works, 163 King, west (see 
 
 card, p 812). 
 Hull, J., tobacconist, 233 King, east. 
 HALL, JOHN, Himccpathist physician, 27 Kiog, 
 
 east, house, 66 Bay. 
 Hall, .Miss, dressmaker, 231 Church, 
 Hull, Wm , builder, 43 Seaton. 
 HALU E. K. k Co.. wholesale and retail booksel- 
 lers, stationers and news agents, 30 King, west 
 
 (see card. p. 804). 
 HalUmore, John, druggist, 374 Queen, west. 
 H ALLEY, WM , agent, (.'. T. PulsgraTe, Type Foun- 
 dry aud Printers Warehouse, 33 Colborne (see 
 
 card, p 812). 
 Hallidsy, Mrs., grocer, 422* Queen, west, 
 Halse, Mrs. Isabella, children's clothing, 80^ Yonge. 
 Hamilton, Alexander, paper hangings, 183 King, 
 
 east. 
 Hamilton, George R., psyraaster, Northern Railway. 
 Hamilton, James, ledger keeper. Bank British North 
 
 America. 
 Hamilton, Robt., carriage maker, 35 Adelaide, west. 
 Hamilton, Thomas, accountant. Northern Railway. 
 HAMILTON, WM. t SON, St. Lawrence Foundry 
 
 and machine shop, Palace, opposite Jail. 
 Hamilton, W. B. k Brother, dry goods and clothing, 
 
 141 King, east. 
 Hamilton k Meharg, boots and shoes, 125 King, 
 
 east 
 HANCOCK, ROBERT, wholesale and retail dealer 
 
 in wines and liquors and proprietor Victoria Hotel, 
 
 Clark's Buildings, Yonge, near Grosvennr. 
 Hancock, Wm., president, Tou'^nto Street Railway 
 
 Company. 
 Handy, Wm., hoot and shoemaker, 630 Ynnge. 
 Hanlan, Edward, proprietor, Rochester House, 60 
 
 Bay. 
 Hanson, James, grocer, 61 Terauley. 
 Harbor Master's Office, 4 Front, west. 
 Harcourt, George, merchant tailor and ready-mikde 
 
 clothing, 6!) King, east. 
 Hunling, George, plumber, &c., 77 King, west. 
 Hardy, James, storekeeper. Grand Trunk Railway. 
 Hare, Mrs. John, grocer, 87 Nelson. 
 Harmau <.% Murray, barristers, Romain Buildings, 
 
 King. west. 
 HaRMEYER, a. J., wine and liquor dealer, 81 
 
 Queen, west (see card, p. 804). 
 HARN, J. R., compiler in Mitchell's Directory 
 
 office, 16 King, east. 
 Harper, Mrs. Eliza, milliner, &c., 297 Yonge. 
 Harper, John sen., builder, residence 161 Simcoe. 
 Harper, Wm. J., dealer in lumber, shingles, laths, 
 
 cordwood, &c., Yonge, corner Albert, residence 
 
 101 Simcoe. 
 llarpur, Mrs. Margaret, grocer, 1 10 Elizabeth. 
 Harris, Edwin, glass, china and earthenware, 40 
 
 King, east. 
 Harris, Mrs. .Tane, confectioner, 229 Yonge. 
 Harris, Brothers, broom manufacturers and oommis- 
 
 sion merchants, 66 Yonge. 
 HARRIS. EVANS & Co., importers of shelf and 
 heavy hardware, 124 King, east (sign of the Anvi^. 
 and Sledge), 
 
 
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 OLD RYE, TODDY, AND DOMESTIC— ALL OF THE PUREST QUALITY. 
 ALCOHOL AND FUSIL OIL. 
 
 OFFICE, 10 EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, 
 
 DISTILLERY, FOOT OP TRINITY STREET. 
 
 THE CANADA CARPET & FLOOR CLOTH CO. 
 
 HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND 
 
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 ENGLISH AND AMERICAN OIL CLOTHS, &G. 
 
 41 King Street \¥ent, 
 
 TOROIVTO. 
 
 HY. GRAHAM & CO., 
 
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 BUILDING SUaVXTOKS AND VALUATORS, 
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 Harricon, Hon. S. B., judge county court, Court 
 
 House. 
 Harrison, R. A., B.C.L., barrister anil vice-president 
 
 Osgoode Club, Ontario Hall, Court, residence, St. 
 
 George's Square. 
 Hart, Mi!<s. dressmalcer. 84 Richmond, east. 
 HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE Co., E. Chaffey & 
 
 Co., agents, King, corner Toronto. 
 Hartill & Lockington, grocers, stationers and cabinet 
 
 makers, 828 Queen, west. 
 Hartnatt, Maurice, grocer, Victoria, cor. Riclimond. 
 HartwcU, H. J , druggist, 387 King, east. 
 Hash, Wm., grocer, 220 Queen, west. 
 Haskayne, James, grocer, 830 Queen, west. 
 Haslett, J. & B., brokers. King, corner Parliament. 
 Hassen, J. H., blacksmith, foot Church. 
 Hastings, .Tac., serjeant major. No. 2 Police Station. 
 Hastings, Richard, dry goods and millinery, 147 
 
 King, east. 
 Havan, Wm. A., fancy store, 180 King, east. 
 Hawke, A. B., chief emigrant ageut for Canada 
 
 West, office 14 Front, east. 
 Hawke, Mrs. Ann, manufacturer and dealer in boots 
 
 and shoes, 119Yonge. 
 Hawkins, Wm., coopers shop. Palace. 
 HAWORTII, THOMAS, importer of general hard- 
 ware, 10 and 12 King, east. 
 Hay, Jaroes 11., photographic artist, 27 King, east. 
 Hayes, Deuis, Railway Hotel, corner Palace and 
 
 Cherry. 
 IIAYM AN, C. S. (late J. STOVEL), merchant tailor, 
 
 &c., 63 and 65 King, west (see card, p. 812). 
 Hays, Mrs. Mary Ann, general grocery and proTi- 
 
 sion dealer, 866 Yonge. 
 Hay ward, L., ledger keeper, commercial Bank, 
 
 Wellington, west. 
 HAY WARP, THEODORE L., clerk American Hotel. 
 Healy, Dennis, grocer, 242 King, east. 
 Heartnett. Patrick, tailor, 91 Church. 
 Hoaslip, Mrs. James, hotel keeper, 12 West Market 
 
 Square. 
 Heaslip, Thomas, tarern keeper, on Esplanade. 
 Hector, John, barrister, 11 King, west. 
 HEDDEN, BENJAMIN F., engineer, Toronto Rol- 
 ling Mills, house 100 Berkeley. 
 HELLIWELL & O'BRIEN, barristers, Wellington, 
 
 corner Church, under Bank of Toronto. 
 Henderson, Andrew, auctioneer ftud oommission 
 
 merchant, 65 Yonge. 
 Henderson, Andrew M,, watchmaker and jeweller, 
 
 258 Yonge. 
 Henderson, George, grocer, 69 Sayer. 
 Henderson, George, olerk. Custom House, Tonge, 
 
 corner Front. 
 Henderson, James, messenger. Commercial Bank, 
 
 Wellington, west. 
 Henderson, Thomas, auctioneer and commisaion 
 
 merchant, 28 King; east. 
 Henderson, Wm., printer, 15C Berkeley. 
 Henderson, Wm. & Co., grocers, 163 King;, east. 
 Henning, John, retired, 100 Bond. 
 Henning, Thos. H., f?/oAe office, residence 100 Bond. 
 Henning, Mrs. Thomas, ladies seminary, 47 Queen, 
 
 east. 
 Henry, John, collector of taxes, house 9 William. 
 Henwood, Wm,, Provincial Inn, corner Yonge and 
 
 Edward. 
 HERBERT, JAMES, grocer. 550 Queen, west. 
 Herrick, George, physician, house 1J9 Church. 
 Herun, Mrs , dry goods, 250 King, enst. 
 HERRON. H. C, building contractor. Queen, «Mt 
 Hessin, Wm., confectioner, 170 King, east. 
 
 Iletherington, J. H., clerk. City Chamberlain's Office. 
 
 Hetz, Frederick, confectioner, 160 Yonge. 
 
 HEWARD, FRANCIS II., manager. Royal Insurance 
 Company, comer Yonge and Wellington. 
 
 HEWITT. WILLIAM, importer and dealer in hard- 
 ware, agricultural implements, &c., N. E. corner 
 Yonge and Adelaide (see card, p. 814). 
 
 Hewlett, Wm., carpenter and painter, 206 King, east. 
 
 Heyden, Lawrence, Clerk of the Crown and Common 
 Pleas. Osgoode HalL 
 
 HEYDEN, LAWRENCE, Jun., barrister, 74 Church. 
 
 Hick, Henry, shoemaker, 9 Sayer. 
 
 Hiokey, M., proprietor Ilickey's Hotel, 668 Queen, 
 west. 
 
 Hiokey, M., grocer, 662 Queen, west. 
 
 Uickling, Charles, grocer and butcher, 219 Palace. 
 
 Hickman. Mrs., hotel, 426J Front, west. 
 
 Hicks, M. B., assistant city chamberlain. City Hall 
 Buildings. 
 
 HIGGINS, DAVID, secretary Edinburgh Life Assu- 
 rance Company, Wellington, west 
 
 Higgins, Eliza, second-hand clothing, 71 Nelson. 
 
 HIGGINS, PATRICK, boot and shoemaker and 
 dealer, 162 Yonge (see card, p. 814). 
 
 Higg'ns, Samuel, Grand Trunk House, foot of York 
 and Front. 
 
 HILL, TH MAS, Caxton Press Book and Job 
 Printing Office, manufacturer of paper and cloth 
 address labels, corner King aud Nelson (see card, 
 p. 794). 
 
 Hill, Thomas S., accountant. Bank of British North 
 America. 
 
 HILLOCK, JOHN, carpenter and joiner, Adelaide, 
 west. 
 
 Hime, Humphrey L., broker and commission agent, 
 Masonic Hall, Toronto. 
 
 Hincks, Rev. Professor W., F. L, S., &o., Council, 
 Canadian Institute. 
 
 Hind, Professor H. Y., M.A., professor of chemistry, 
 Trinity College, and curator Canadian Institute, 
 residence, St. Patrick. 
 
 Hind, Joseph, boarding house. 89 Adelaide west. 
 
 HINDER, ROBERT M., raanufuoturer of all descrip- 
 tion of saddles, 858 Ring, east (see card, p. 814). 
 
 Hinds, Mrs., fancy store, 82 Church. 
 
 Hine, G. A., clerk Provincial Insuranc<> Company, 
 Toronto, corner Court. 
 
 Hines, Wm., photographic artist. King, corner 
 Church. 
 
 Hirsohfelder, Jacob M., Professor of Oriental Lan- 
 guages, Toronto University. 
 
 Hirst, John, proprietor St, Lawrence Hotel, 142 
 King, east, 
 
 Hitchcock, DeWitt C, t'eel, copper and wood en- 
 graver, 76 King, east 
 
 Hodder, Edward M., physician, 169 Queen, west. 
 
 Hodder, .lohn. Fireman's Hall, Bay. 
 
 Hodgetts, George, chemist and druggist, 2 Albert 
 Buildings, Yonge. 
 
 Hodgetts, Wm., individaal ledger keeper, (Branch) 
 Bank of Upper Canada. 
 
 Hodgins, Wm., grocer, 843 Queen, west. 
 
 Hodgson, Joseph, stoves and tinware, 1 63 Yonge. 
 
 Hodgson, Robert, blacksmith, Scott, below Front. 
 
 Holan, Terence, botcher, 888 King, east. 
 
 Holcomb & Cowan, forwarding and commission mer- 
 chants, 2 Exchange. 
 
 Holden, T., M, A,, let vice president Ontario Lite- 
 rary Society. 
 
 Holden, Thomas, attorney at law, 8 Ontario Hall. 
 
 Holland, C, cash book keeper (Branch) Bank Mon- 
 treal, corner Yonge and Front, 
 
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 AND BVERT TRINO REQUIKED IN A FRINTINO OFFICE, 
 
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 REGIMENTALS, RIDING HABITS, LIVERIES, &o. 
 
 WESTERN CANADA 
 
 SPICE AND COFFEE MILLS. 
 
 GEOBGE FEABS, PBOPBIETOB. 
 
 TONGE; OORNBR ALRXANDRIA STREETS, 
 TORONTO. 
 
 JOHN S. POWELL, 
 
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 Land, House and Collecting Agent, 
 
 139 YORK STREET, TORONTO. 
 
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 Holland, Henry, fruit store, 4 St. Lawrence Buidings. 
 HolluuJ, Torrance, butcher, King, corner Pine. 
 Hollin, bavid (colored), barber, 30 East Marliet 
 
 Square. 
 Ilollinger, John, proprietor Belfast Hotel, Qeorge, 
 
 coruer Duchess. 
 Holliogswortb, John, grocer, 42 Carlton. 
 IIollin», Mrs., fruit store, 86 Queen, west. 
 Uollowell, Wm., physician and surgeon, 49 Queen, 
 
 east. 
 Holmes, Mrs. Mary, matron Orphan's Home, Sul- 
 livan, near Beverley. 
 Holmeritud, Arthur, clerk Registrar's Office, Court 
 
 of Chancery, Oifgoode Hall. 
 Holmested, F. W., assistant accountant Bank of 
 
 Toronto, Welliagtun, corner Church. 
 HOME DISTKIOT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE 
 CU.MPANY, John Raina, secretary and treasurer, 
 coruer Vooge and Adelaide, up stairs. 
 Home Uititrict Saviugsi Bank, Chas. Scadding, actu- 
 ary, Wellington, west. 
 Homceupathic Medical Board of^ Canada, Duncan 
 
 Campbell, M.U., president. 
 HOOD & LAIRU, gallery of art, 79 King, west (see 
 
 card, p. 814). 
 Iluoper, K. & Co., wholesale and retail druggists, 
 
 wine and spirit merchants, 42 King, west. 
 Hope, Mrs. Ann, provisions and greou groceries, 
 
 383 Yonge. 
 Hope, Rev. Henry, house 90 Adelaide, west. 
 Hopkins, Wm., tailor, 79 King, east. 
 Hopkins, Wm., clerk (Branch) Pank of Upper 
 
 Canada. 
 Hore, Mrs. Emma, dressmaker, house 22 Albert. 
 Horneybrook, Thomas, policeman, No. 2 Police 
 
 Station. 
 Hortou, Wm., builder, house 64 Isabella. 
 HOSKINS & CL.ELAND, importers and wholesale 
 dry goods merchants, 6 Wellington, east (see 
 card, p. 81G;. 
 HOULEllKN, JAMES, porter at American Hotel, 
 
 house 7U Bolton. 
 House ci' Industry, Charles Duckett, superintendent. 
 
 Elm, corner Elizabeth. 
 House of Provideuce, under the control of the Sis- 
 ters of St. Joseph; Mother De Chantau, supe- 
 rioresfl, Power, near King. 
 Houstnin, J., tailor, 27 Queen, west. 
 Howard, Allan McLean, clerk of 1st division court 
 for United Counties of York and Peel, Court 
 House. 
 Howard, Rev. J. B., Wesleyan Methodist, 62 Rich- 
 mond, east. 
 HOWARD, J. 8., vice-president Provincial Insur- 
 ance Company, 15 Toronto. 
 Howard, James, proprietor Qeorge & Dragon, corner 
 
 Front and John. 
 Howard, Jas. Scott, county treasurer for the United 
 
 Counties of York and Peel, Court House 
 Howard, John, silk manufacturer, 11 Centre. 
 Howard, Mrs. M. A., fruit store, 9 St. Lawrence 
 
 Buildings. 
 Howartb, Jubn, chemist and druggist, 248 Yonge. 
 HOWEL, AUGUSTUS T., foreman 0/o6« Steam Job 
 
 Office; residence, 113 Bay. 
 Howell, Alfred, barrister, attorney and solicitor, 17 
 
 Wellington Chambers, Jordan. 
 HOWLAND, HON. W. P., flour and produce mer- 
 chant ; office, 10 and II Toronto Exchange, Wel- 
 lington. 
 ROWLAND & FITCH, importers and wholesale gro- 
 cers, wine and spirit merchants, 25 Church. 
 
 Howson, Joseph, physician, 72 Queen, west. 
 
 Hubashek, A., jeweller, 115 Bay. 
 
 HUBBAKD, C. H., gold and silver leaf and dentist 
 
 gold foil manufacturer, 57 Richmond, west. 
 HUDSON BAY FUR DEPOT, 0. M. Kelly, hatter 
 
 and furrier, 101 King, east (see card, p. 818). 
 Huggard, John, classical teacher, Private Grammar 
 
 ^chool, 133 Victoria. 
 Hugh, Brother, director ChrLitian Brothers School, 
 
 102 Nelson. 
 Hughs, David, grocer, 94 Queen, west. 
 HUQIIES, BROTHERS, importers of dry goods and 
 manufacturers of clothing, 6 and 8 tit. James 
 Buildings, King, east (see card, p. 816). 
 Holmes, Q. L., furniture dealer, 191 King, east. 
 Hulme, George, proprietor Crown and Anchor Tav- 
 ern, Palace, corner Berkley. 
 Humphries, Mrs. Victoria, Ladies Academy, hooae 
 
 18 Magill. 
 Hunt, De Vere, printer, 84 Teranley. 
 Hunt, Mrs. Julia, Ladies' Day School, 84 Tcrauley. 
 Hunt, Mrs. Margaret, boarding house, 83 Buy, near 
 
 King. 
 Hunt, Wm. Vere, printer, 819 Church. 
 Hunter, Alexander, butcher and carpenter, 96 
 
 Church. 
 Hunter, George, dealer in coal oil lamps, &o., 250 
 
 Yonge. 
 Hunter, Hugh, retail dealer in groceries and provi- 
 sions, 296 YoDge. 
 Hunter, Mrs. P., grocer, 49 Elizabeth. 
 Hunter, Robert, shomaker, 42 Nelson, east 
 Hunter, S,, grocer, 296 Yonge. 
 Hurd, Edward E. W., barrister, 3 Jordnn. 
 Hurd, T. Q., broker, 3 Jordan. 
 HURD & LEIGH, importers and wholesale dealers 
 in china earthenware, and British and American 
 glassware, 72 Yonge (see card, p. 816). 
 HURST, JAMES, plumber, 26 Francis. 
 Hussey, B., tavern keeper, 67 Elizabeth. 
 Hussey, John, boot and shoemaker, 603 Yonge. 
 Ilutcheson, Edward, Tremont House, 104 Adelaide, 
 
 east. 
 Hutchinson, James, grocer, 284 Yonge. 
 Hutchinson, John, boot and shoemaker and dealer, 
 
 149 King, east. 
 Hutchinson, Matthew, dealer in second hand goods, 
 
 28i Yoi ge. 
 Hutchinson, Wm., retail grocery and liquor dealer, 
 
 284 Yonge. 
 Button, James, hardwiire sample room, 70 King, 
 
 east. 
 HUTTY, PETER, butcher, 8 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 Hynes, M., grocer, 218 Queen, east. 
 Hynes, Patrick, photographer, 117 King, east. 
 Inoe, Thomas Henry, barrister, York Chambers, 
 
 Court. 
 Indian Office, W. R. Bartlett, manager ; Francis As- 
 sikinack, clerk and interpreter, corner King and 
 Jordan. 
 Inglis, Russet, olerk. Custom House. 
 Ingram, Joseph, proprietor Keystone, 2 Palace. 
 Iredale, Ishmael, tin and coppersmith, 263 Yonge. 
 Iredale, Wm., tinsmith, 239 Yonge. 
 Iriah Canadian, (weekly.) Boyle and Hynes, printers 
 
 and publishers, 45 Colborne. 
 IRISH, M. H., agent, American and British Ameri- 
 can Express Company, 8 Toronto (see oard), 
 IRVING, A. B., general dealer in books, news- 
 papers, stationery and pictures, 19 King, west 
 (see card, p. 804), 
 Irving, Wm., architect, 118 Yonge. 
 
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 WHOLESALE & RETAIL MANUFACTURER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF SADDLES. 
 
 RACE 8ADDLS8 MADE TO ANY WKIQHT, 
 
 t^* Saddlers' own material made up if required, and Saddlers' Stoclc pressed. 
 
 268 KINa STREET EAST, TORONTO. 
 
 HOOD & LAIRD, ^~~ 
 
 79 KIIVC^ ISTREET WEST, TORO]¥TO, 
 
 LOOKINd Sim AND PICTKBE FRAME MANDFACTDBGRS. 
 
 Manufacturers of Patent Washable Gilt and Imitation Rosewood Mouldings. 
 
 1^ Country Dealers supplied Twenty per cent lower than by any other House in Canada. "^M 
 
 Also, a large Stock of Oilt Oval Frames kept on hand. 
 
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 Irwin, John, proprietor Irwin's Hotel, 34 Church. 
 Irwin, John, sheriff 's bailiff. Court House. 
 Jaokmnn, Henry, City Bill Poster, 126 Teranley. 
 Jackson, Henry, watchmaker and jeweller, 63 King, 
 
 east. 
 Jackson, H. W., clerk Post Office Inspectors' Office. 
 JacKBon, James, wholesale and retail dealer in China, 
 
 glass and earthenware, 8 King, west. 
 .Taokson, John, tinsmith, 252 Queen, west. 
 Jacobi, Philip, boot and shoemaker, 118 York. 
 JACQUES & HAY, aabinet makers and upholsterers, 
 
 63 King, west 
 Jaffray, Robert, wholesale and retail dealer in gro- 
 ceries and provisions, 244 Yonge. 
 James, George D., accountant, broker, general and 
 
 division court agent, Court House. 
 James, Robert, general and division court agent, 
 
 Court House. 
 Jamieson, Wm., lumber merchant, house Carlton, 
 
 corner Seaton. 
 Jaques, Henry, local freight agent Northern Railway, 
 
 foot of Brock. 
 Jardioe, A., grocer, 88 Queen, west 
 Jardine, Wm., city messenger. 
 Jarman, Wm., ticket clerk. Union Station. 
 Jarvis, Arthur M., insurance broker, 2 Toronto. 
 Jarvis, Edgar J., broker and land agent, Whittemore 
 
 Buildings, 2 Toronto. 
 Jarvis, Frederick Wm., high sheriff for United 
 
 Counties York and Peel, office Conrt House. 
 Jarvis, Stephen M., barrister, 19 Toronto. 
 Jeffray, Wm., grocer, 68 Elizabeth. 
 Jeffers, Rev. Wellington, editor Christian Guardian, 
 
 house 801 Church. 
 Jenkins, Woi., carpenter, 224 King, east. 
 Jennings, James, dealer in staple and .fancy dry 
 
 goods, 178 Yonge. 
 Jennings, Rer. John, house 168 Jarrts. 
 Jennings, Wra. J., manager {Duncan & Clarks Oil 
 
 Refinery, Don. 
 Jeroux, Joseph, blacksmith, rear of King, near 
 
 Caroline. 
 Johnson, A., shoemaker, 889 King, east 
 Johnson, A., Muple Leaf Inn, 246 Queen, west. 
 Johnson, James M., carpenter and cabinet maker, 
 
 189 King, east. 
 Johnson, John, stencil cutter, 23 Sherborne. 
 Johnson, Mary A., milliner, King, east, near George. 
 JOHNSON, NEIL, produce and provision merchant, 
 
 61 Boul ton's Block, corner Front and Church. 
 Johnson, S. B , travelling agent for Upper Cviada 
 
 Bible Society, 102 Yonge. 
 Johnston, Jamea, eating bouse, St. Lawrence Market 
 Johnston, Thomas, flour and feed, 19 Queen, east. 
 JOLLEY, THOS., assistant Post Office Inspector for 
 
 Toronto Division, office over Post Office. 
 JONES, C. ARTHUR, barrister, solicitor in chan- 
 cery, &o., 16 Wellington Chambers, Jordan. 
 Tones, George, proprietor Caer Howell Hotel, Col- 
 lege Avenue. 
 Jones, J. B., freight agent, Grand Trunk Railway. 
 JONES, JAMES, superintendent Toronto Street 
 
 Railway Company, head office, 178 King, east 
 JONES, JAMES H., importer and dealer in fruits 
 
 of all description, 123 King, east; wholesale store 
 
 66 Colbome (tee card, p. 816). 
 Jones, John Henry, printer, James. 
 Jones, Mrs. T., dressmaker, 97 Parliament. 
 Jones, Wm., butcher, 11 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 Jones, Wm., professor mathematics. Trinity College. 
 JONES, BROS. (Edward C. Jones, James A. Jones, 
 
 Clarkson Jones), barristers, 7 and 8 Masonio Hall. 
 
 Jordan, James, whitesmith, 463 Yonge. 
 
 Jordan, Robert & Co., wholesale and retail grocers, 
 174 Yonge. 
 
 Jonlen, James, books and fancy goods, 177 King, 
 east 
 
 Jory, 8. C, photographic artist, 71 King, east. 
 
 Joseph, Frank J., student-at-law, 7 Wellington 
 Chambers, Jordan. 
 
 Joseph, Henry, accountant and stock broker, Ex- 
 change Buildings, Wellington, east. 
 
 Joseph, J. G & Co., watchmakers and jewellers, 83 
 King, east. 
 
 Joynt, Mary Ann, grocer, 68 Elizabeth. 
 
 Judge, James, cooper, Queen, corner Power. 
 
 Kane, Paul, artist, 64 King, east. 
 
 Kassel, M., merchant tailor, 175 York. 
 
 KAUFFMAN, WM., architect and civil engineer, 
 Masonic Hall, Toronto. 
 
 Kavanagb, Francis P., detective, Toronto Police 
 Force. 
 
 Kay, H. W., grocer, 204 Queen, west. 
 
 Kay, John, messenger, Canada Company Office, 102 
 King, east. 
 
 Keanan, T.. hotel proprietor, 74 Colbome. 
 
 KEANE, FRANCIS, proprietor Railroad Saloon, 
 406 Queen, west. 
 
 Kearney, Patrick, waggon maker, Scott, bel. Front. 
 
 Keefer, T. C, civil engineer and Provincial lanii 
 surveyor, and 1st vico-presidcnt Canadian Insti- 
 tute, 27, 28 and 29 Exchange Buildings, Welling- 
 ton, enst. 
 
 Kcele, Wm. C, barrister and solicitor, 4 Leader 
 Buildings, King, east. 
 
 Kehoe, P , boot and shoemaker, 186 Yonge. 
 
 KEITH, DAVID S., pliimber and gas fitter. 107 
 King, west 
 
 KELLY, GEO. M., hatter and furrier, Hudson Bay 
 Fur Depot iOl King, east (see card, p. 818). 
 
 Kelly, Hugh, butcher, 844 King, east. 
 
 Kelly, James, hats, caps and furs, 47 King, west. 
 
 Kelly, Mrs. Mary, tavern keeper, Don, corner River. 
 
 Kelly, Wm., Toronto Lime Works, 328} King, east. 
 
 Kelz, John, merchant tailor, 820 Yonge. 
 
 Kendall, Osborne, lightning rods, 107 Bay. 
 
 Kendrew, Wm., agent, 24 Temperance. 
 
 Kennedy, David, waggon maker. Queen, corner 
 Portland. 
 
 Kennedy, Francis, working jeweller, 164 King, west 
 
 Kennedy, H., grocer, Sayer. 
 
 Kennedy, John, fancy store, 70 Qneen, east. 
 
 Kennedy, John £., clinical assistant Provincial 
 Lunatic Asylum. 
 
 Kenny, Mrs. Ann, grocer, 16 Duchess. 
 
 Kenny, Mrs. Johannah, boarding bouse, 66 Rich- 
 mond, east. 
 
 KERRY, HENRY JAMES, saloon, 67 King, west 
 
 KERRY HOUSE, Benj. Lloyd, prop., 2 Bathurst 
 
 Kerr, James, lumber dealer, George, below Palace. 
 
 Kerr, Janet, grocer, 53 Terauley. 
 
 KERR, JOHN, Mercantile Tett office, Court, corner 
 Church. 
 
 Kerr, John, baker and confectioner, 807 Queen, west. 
 
 Kerr, John, grocer, 229 Church. 
 
 Kerr, Thomas, Firemans' Hall, Bay. 
 
 Keystone Saloon, Jos. Ingram, proprietor, 2 Palace. 
 
 KIDD, JOHN, hooM, sign and ornftnental painter, 
 52 Caroline. 
 
 Kilaly, Hon. Hamilton H., Inipeotor of Railways, 
 house Wellington Place. 
 
 KIMBALL, R. J. & Co., bankers and broken, 12 
 Toronto. 
 
 King, John, surgeon, 88 Richmond, east. 
 
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 ROBERT CLELAND. 
 
 6 & 8 ST. JAMES' BUILDINOS, KINQ STBEET, TOBONTO. 
 
 CouNTET Merchants, and the Teade generally, are requested to call and examine oar Stock, which will 
 always be found well assorted, ffi^ Tbbhb, Libbral. 
 
 HUGHES BBOTHEBS. 
 
 H[XJitr> & le:i<3MI, 
 
 WUOLBSALE IMFORTEKS OF 
 
 EARTHENWARE, CHINA AND GLASSWARE, 
 
 ENAMELLERS AND GILDERS, &e. 
 
 H. & L. beg to call especial attention to the beautiful art of PAINTING and GILDING CHINA and 
 EARTHENWARE, now for the first time introduced by them into this country. Parties wishing their Sets 
 completed, Crests, Mottoes, &c., gilt to order, can have them executed on the shortest notice and highest 
 Style of art. 
 
 79 YOIVGE STREET, TOROMTO. 
 
 123 JSiXlSTO- STI5.EET EAST, 
 
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 WABEHOUSE, 66 COLBOBNE ST., TOBONTO. 
 
 J^MES H. JOISTES, 
 
 iifPORTut or 
 
 ©ranges, fcmons, <|i§s, fates, prunes, |tuts, 
 
 AND ALL QBEEN FBUITS IN SEASON. 
 CONFECTIONERIES, 
 
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 f3r ORDERS FROM THK COUNTBT FBOMFTLT FIIXBD. ffl 
 
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 King, Wm., butcher, 8G St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 KING, JOHN D. k Co., importers, manufacturers 
 
 and wholesnle dealers in tobacco and cigars, 84 
 
 or 105 I^ing, west (see card, p. 818). 
 Kingsbury, James, grocer and liquor dealer, King, 
 
 near Don Bridge. 
 Kingsbury, Mrs. Eliza, dealer in groceries and pro- 
 
 yisions, 664 Yonge. 
 Kingsmill. T. F., grocer, 106 Queen. 
 KINGSTONK, ¥. W., barrister and attorney-at-law, 
 
 solicitor, &c., 2 Toronto. 
 Kinzinger, J. & W., confeotionera, York, corner 
 
 Adelaide. 
 Kirby, Hubert, jun , accountant. Commercial Bank. 
 Kirk, M., boot and shoemaker, 297 Queen, west. 
 KLOPP, WM., importer and manufacturer of fine 
 
 Havana cigars, superior smoking and chewing 
 
 tobacco, pipes, canes, &c., 28 King, west, opposite 
 
 Globe office. 
 Knapp, J., boat builder, Yonge Street Wharf. 
 Knox College, Canada Presbyterian Church, Rev. 
 
 Mr. Willis, D.D., LL.D., principal, Grosvonor, 
 
 west. 
 Knox, John, boot and shoemaker, 470 Queen, west. 
 Kopitz, Edward, butcher, 25 Queen, west. 
 Krone, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 196 Queen, 
 
 west. 
 Kuhne, Mrs., butcher shop, 121 Y'ork. 
 Kuppits, E., butcher, 25 Queen, west. 
 Lacy, Mrs. Mary, saloon, 58 King. 
 Laidlaw, George, wharfinger and produce merchant, 
 
 Church Street Wlinrf, 
 Lailey, A., ilry goods, 171 King, east. 
 LAILEY, THOMAS, wholesale clothier, 39 Yonge 
 
 (see card, p. 818). 
 Lailey, Wm., printer Canadian Baptist, (weekly), 
 
 Church, corucr King. 
 Lakeview House, John McCafifrey, "proprietor, 439 
 
 Parliament. 
 Lally, Wm., sheriff's bailiff, Court House. 
 Lalor, L. J., safe door and locksmith, 69 Bolton. 
 Lamb, Peter R., blacking manufacturer, factory on 
 
 Amelia, house 314 Sumach. 
 Lambert, Mrs. T., manufacturer and dealer in boots 
 
 and shoes, 123 Y'onge. 
 Lanceston, Thomas, shoemaker, 16 King, west. 
 Laugley, Aylmer, clerk. Post OfiBoe. 
 Langley, W., boot and shoemaker, 23 Queen, west. 
 Langlois, W. F., commission merchant, 43 Yonge. 
 Langton, Patrick, boot and shoemaker, 176 King, 
 
 east. 
 Larkiu, Peter, hotel, Adelaide, corner Victoria. 
 LASH & Co., London and Paris House, importers 
 
 of jewellry, watches, fancy goods, &o., 13 King, 
 
 west (see card, p. 820). 
 Latch, Wm., lumber merchant, 24, Queen, west. 
 Latham, James C, agent, Fire Proof Solution Com- 
 pany, 26 Front, east. 
 Lavin, Wm., grocer and builder, 466 Parliament. 
 LAW, JAS., proprietor Law's Hotel, 239 King, cast. 
 LAW'S HOTEL, James Law, proprietor, 289 King, 
 
 east. 
 Lawlor, Michael, physician, 187 Richmond, west. 
 LAWRENCE, J. W., retail dealer in groceries and 
 
 provisions, 300 Yonge. 
 LAWSUN, EDWARD, wholesale and retail grocer, 
 
 manufacturer of biscuits and confectioneries, 93 
 
 King, east. Sign of the Queen (see card, p. 820). 
 Lawson, John G., bookkeeper, 93 King, east. 
 Lawson, Robert, grocer, 162 King, east. 
 Lawson & Co., merchant tailors and clothiers, 95 
 
 King, east (sign of the Elephant). 
 
 Lea, Wm., potter, 3J miles from Toronto, on Don 
 
 River. 
 Leach, John, dealer in cigars, 552 Ynupe. 
 LEADER, DAILY, SEMI-WEKKLY & WKEKLY, 
 
 James iteaty, proprietor, 03 King, cast (see card). 
 LEADLEY, EDWARD, foreman for Leadley and 
 
 Trrrcy, tannery, Kingston Road. 
 LEADLEY & TORREY, tanners, dealers in wool, 
 
 hides and sheepskins, ofiBce 5 Francis & Kingston 
 
 Road. 
 Leak, John, soap and candle manufacturer. Palace 
 
 opposite Weigh House. 
 Leary, James, furniture broker, 217 King, cast. 
 Leckie, John, commission agent, 30 Colburne. 
 Ledyard, H. S., ledger keeper. Commercial Bank. 
 Lee, John, boot and shoemaker, 31} Queen, west. 
 Lee, Samuel, book-keeper. Leader office, 03 King, 
 
 east. 
 Lee, Walter S., clerk. Consumer's Gas Company, 19 
 
 Toronto. 
 Lee, Wm., painter, rear 143 Queen, west. 
 Lee, Wm. A., builder. Queen, corner Bishop. 
 LEGGE, JOHN, accountant City Bank, corner Yonge 
 
 and Wellington. 
 Leith, Alexander, barrister, 02 Church. 
 Leith, Robert, sergeant Toronto Police Force. 
 LeMaitre, Madame, music teacher, 237 Church. 
 Lendreville, Joseph, cooper, 460 Queen, west. 
 Lenney, Mrs., boarding house, 121 Simcoo. 
 Lennox, Andrew, feed store. Queen, corner Victoria. 
 Lennox, Edward, proprietor Crown Inn, 14 Francis. 
 Leslie, Alexander, manufacturer and dealer in boots 
 
 and shoes, 63 King, cast. 
 Leslie, J. A., clerk Bank of British North America. 
 LESSLIE, JOSEPH, postmabter, Toronto; residence 
 
 Murray. 
 L'Estage, Wm. J., commission merchant and general 
 
 broker, 58 King, east. 
 Lewis, Francis (colored) proprietor New Y'ork Hotel, 
 
 Albert, corner Sayer. 
 LEWIS, H., locksmith, 127 Adelaide, west (see card, 
 
 p. 804). 
 Lewis, H. (colored) produce dealer, 83 Queen, west. 
 Lewis, Mrs. Mary, books and stationery, 206 Yonge. 
 Lewis, Richard, dealer in second-hand books, 26G 
 
 Yonge. 
 Lewis, Rice & Son, importers and wholesale and re- 
 tail dealers in shelf and heavy hardware, corner 
 
 King and Toronto. 
 f .< , Francis Baxter, law student (with John Leys, 
 
 barrister) Church. 
 LE\ .i, JOHN, barrister, attorney, solicitor, &o., 
 
 Church, near King. 
 Liddell, Geo. Wm. , flour and feed dealer, 857 Yonge. 
 LIFE ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND, R. N. Gooch, 
 
 agent, old Toronto Bank, 70 Church (see card, 
 
 index, miscellaneous matter). 
 Lillie, Ralph W., deputy clerk Ist division court for 
 
 United Counties of York and Peel, Court House. 
 Linden, Charles, grocer, 74 MoMahon. 
 Lindon, Wm., grocer, 235 King, east. 
 Lindsay, Arthur, attorney at law, &o., 78 King, east. 
 LIND3AY, CHARLES, editor Daily Louder and 
 
 Patriot, 63 King, east. 
 Lister, David, master machinist Northern Railway. 
 Lister, Wm., grocer, 300 King, east. 
 Listen, Wm., grocer, &17 King, cabt. 
 LIVERPOOL & LONDON FIRE AND LIFE IN- 
 SURANCE COMPANY, James Fraser, agent, 5 
 
 King, west (see card, outside front cover). 
 LIZARS, J. LIZAR3, surgeon, &c., 117 Charch ; 
 
 office, 63 Queen, east. 
 
 CONNER'S TYPE AND ELECTROTYPE FOUNDRY, Corner of Reade & Centre Streets, NEW YORK. 
 52 
 
 Nil: 
 
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 818 
 
 TORONTO. 
 
 HTJDSODSr BAY FUR DEPOT. 
 
 G. M. KELLY, 
 
 MANUFAOTUUEU AND DEALKR IN 
 
 Hi^LTS, CAJTB, irxjRS, 
 
 ROBES, &c. 
 
 1 
 
 
 dS 
 
 9 
 
 9 
 
 MANUF/VCTURERS 
 
 IN ALL 
 
 PLUG, CUT, 
 
 AND DEALERS 
 
 KINDS OF 
 
 f CHEWING 
 
 AND 
 
 MOilii Ti§AC60 
 
 CIGARS, SNUFFS, PIPES, &c. 
 
 9 
 
 84 (or 105) Klinsrca- STI^EET "WEST, T0Tt01<TT(D. 
 
 THOMAS LAILET, 
 
 MANUFACTURER OF 
 
 EEADY-MADE CLOTHING, 
 
 EQUAL IN WORKMANSHIP, STYLE AND PRICE, 
 
 TO ANY IN THE PROVINCE. 
 The attention of Vountrjr MevchMita !• Inrltcdi 
 
 W. 0. CHEWETT A CO., BOOKSELLERS AND PRINTERS, KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 
TORONTO. 
 
 819 
 
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 LERS 
 
 
 
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 6, 
 
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 LLOYD, BENJAMIN, proprietor Cambrian Hotel, 
 2 Uatharst. 
 
 LLOYD, H0YE8, editor and publisher Canadian 
 (weekly) Jiaptitt, Church, corner King. 
 
 Loader, Pranois, proprietor Rescue Hotel, Front. 
 
 Loane, Ilellen, boot binder, 'JH Adelaide, east. 
 
 Loane, Samuel R., proprietor Pbueuix House, 162 
 King, west. 
 
 Locke, Francis, grocer, 165 King, west. 
 
 Loirdon Art Journal, D. McLeod, agent, 48 King, 
 east. 
 
 London Eagle Life Assurance Co., John Cameron, 
 agent, 67 Yonge. 
 
 LONDON FIRE ASSURANCE CORPORATION, 
 Isaac C. Qilmor, agent. Colborne, near Church. 
 
 LONDON AND PARIS HOUSE, Lash & Co., im- 
 porters of jewellery, watches, fancy goods, &c., 
 13 King, west (see card, p. 820). 
 
 Loretto Conyent and Seminary for Young Ladies, 
 Bond, north of Roman Catholic Cathedral. 
 
 Lorsch, David, dry goods, news depot, stationery 
 and fancy goods, 200 Yonge. 
 
 Love, Neil C. druggist, 129 Yonge. 
 
 LOVELL & GIBSON, printers, publishers and book- 
 binders, 07 Yonge. 
 
 Lowcock, J., boot maker, 97 Queen, west 
 
 Lowe, Elizabeth and Harriot, dressmakers, 102 
 Elizabeth. 
 
 Lowe, Joshua, Canadian Steam Ouage Company, 56 
 King, west. 
 
 Lownsbrough, W., boot and shoemaker, 93 Queen, 
 west. 
 
 Lowry, P., baker, 444 King, cast. 
 
 Lucas, Geo. D., painter, grainer, Ac, 56 Terauley. 
 
 Lugsden, Wm., grocer, 95 Church. 
 
 Lumbers, Wm., grocer, 120 King, cast. 
 
 Lux, Mrs., hotel keeper, York, corner Boulton. 
 
 Lyinng-in- Hospital, Shepherd, comer Richmond. 
 
 Lyman, Mrs. Margaret, sulphur vapour bath, 87 
 Victoria. 
 
 LYMAN, ELLIOT & Co., wholesale druggists, 4 
 St. Lawrence Buildings, 155 King, east (see card, 
 p. 820). 
 
 LYMAN, SAVAGE & MACNAB, importers and 
 wholesale dealers in shelf and heavy hardware, 36 
 King, east (see card, p. 822). 
 
 Lyna, Wm., hardware, 88 Adelaide, east 
 
 Lynch, D., tavern. Pine, corner James. 
 
 Lynch, James, hotel, 249 King, east 
 
 Lyndon, Wm., tav6rn keeper, 285 King, east 
 
 LYON, JAMES F., wholesale dealer in oils, per- 
 fumery and drugs, 2 Victoria Hall, Melinda. 
 
 Lyon, Mrs. James F., milliner and dressmaker, 45 
 King, west 
 
 Macdonald, Alexander, auctioneer and commission 
 merchant, 8 King, east. 
 
 Macdonald, James, dyer, 21 King, west. 
 
 Macdonald, P., grocer, 103 Church. 
 
 Macdonald, Wm. II., flour and feed, 823 Queen, 
 west 
 
 MACDONALD, JOHN & Co., importers and whole- 
 sale British and foreign dry goods merchants, 21 
 and 23 Wellington, east (see card, opposite title). 
 
 Macdonald & Howard, barristers, attorneys, solici- 
 tors, &e., corner Bay and King. 
 
 Maodonell, Alexander, barrister. Church, cor. King. 
 
 Macdonell, Angus D., stock, produce and money 
 broker, land and insurance agent, Victoria Hall, 
 Melinda. 
 
 Macdonell, W. J., vice-consul of France for Upper 
 Canada, president Toronto Savings Bank, forward- 
 ing and commission merchant, 60 Front 
 
 Maodonell, John P., clerk. Com t of Chancery, boards 
 
 10 Bond. 
 Macdougall, Colonel D., Inspecting Field OflScer, 
 
 293 Jarvis. 
 Macfarland, A., ''.essee and manager Royal Lyceum, 
 
 King, west 
 Mackay, Charles B., clerk Custom House. 
 Mackay, John, (agent,) clothing merchant, HO 
 
 King, east. 
 Mackay, John M., wholesale grocer and commis!<ion 
 
 merchant, 84 Front, east. 
 Mackay, Wm., messenger and housekeeper. Custom 
 
 House. 
 Mackelvoy, Henry, saloon, Richmond, corner Vic- 
 toria. 
 Mackness, John, butcher, 629 Yonge. 
 MACLEAR & Co., wholesale and retail booksellers 
 
 and stationers, account book and picture frame 
 
 manufacturers, 17 King, west, corner Jordan (see 
 
 card, p. 820). 
 Macmillan, J., librarian and editor Ontario Literary 
 
 Society's Magazine. 
 MACNAHB, ALEXANDER, barrister, solicitor, &c , 
 
 6 Leader Buildings, King. 
 Macnair, Andrew, staple and fancy dry goods, 176 
 
 Yonge. 
 Macnamara, Francis, grocer, 228 King, east. 
 Macpherson, A., appraiser. Custom House. 
 Macpherson, David L., contractor. Remain Build- 
 ings, King, west 
 Macpherson, John, sergeant Toronto Police Force. 
 MACPHERSON, R. D., produce and commission 
 
 merchant, 227 Church and 68 Yonge. 
 Madden, Timothy, grocer, 29 Stanley. 
 MADDISON, GEO. L., broker, and agent Scottish 
 
 Provincial Assurance Company, 16 Toronto. 
 Magrath, Charles, barrister, agent Trinity College, 
 
 65 Colborne. 
 Maguire, James, saloon, 115 King, west. 
 Maitland, Robert, broker and commisiiion merchant, 
 
 48 Front, east 
 Malcolm, John, grocer, 303 Queen, west. 
 Malcolm, Robert, saddle and harness maker, 181 
 
 King, cast 
 Malloch, F. H., discount clerk. Bank British North 
 
 America. 
 Mallon, John, butcher, 14 St Lawrence Arcade. 
 Manning, A., contractor, house 89 Wellington, west. 
 Mara, Thos., house and land agent house 156 John. 
 Mara, Mrs., boots and shoes, 884 Queen, west 
 March, C, painter, 38 King, west. 
 Marcroft Wm., dealer in china and crockery ware, 
 
 354} 7ongo. 
 Marks, Robert, grocer, 108 Agnes. 
 MARKS, WILLIAM P., mechanic, 142 Brock. 
 Marshall, J., Young Ladies' School, 299 Church. 
 Marshall, James B., barber, 62 King, west. 
 MARSTON, W. P., manufacturer and importer of 
 
 guns, pistols, &c., 132 Yonge (see card, p. 822). 
 Martin, Henry, secretary, Ontario Literary Society, 
 
 Crookshank. 
 Martin, Henry, teacher of music and drawing. 
 Martin, Isabella, dressmaker, 4 Adelaide, west. 
 Martin, James, locomotive superintendent, Queen's 
 
 Wharf. 
 Martin, Joseph, merchant tailor, 636 & 638 Yonge. 
 Martin, Mrs. M., grocer, 308 King, east 
 MARTIN, S. S., salesman. Rice Lewis and Son, 
 
 hardware merchants, corner King and Toronto. 
 Martin, Samuel, caretaker of Soldier's Institute, 
 
 Victoria Hall. 
 Mason, John, boot and shoemaker, 215 King, east. 
 
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 EOLLO & ADAM, EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC BOOK IMPORTERS. 
 
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 820 
 
 TORONTO. 
 
 LASH AND COMPANY, 
 
 LOISTDON A-ND PA.11IS HOUSE, 
 
 13 Kl^Ci STREET H EST, 
 
 AND FANCY GOODS, 
 
 JE*J^1>/LI 
 
 OZ1.00X]: 
 
 IMPORTER A;,'D wholes \I,E and retail dealer IX 
 
 AND GENERAL GROCERIES, 
 
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 ALSO, 
 
 Eaattfacturer of Goafeetioiaery, Bx8ctiits, &c, 
 
 Wo. 93 KING STREET EAST, TORONTO, 
 
 (FIVE DOORS W£br OP CIlUBCn STREET,) 
 
 8ZO£T or TUX, <aXTBBI>T. 
 N.D. — All Goods wMTUDted aa ruprotunUd. No Second I'rice— Vo Orcdit. 
 
 LYMAN, ELLIOT 6l CO. 
 
 No. 4 ST« liAWRENCC BVIK.DIN08, 
 
 155 icinsra- stk^eet el^st, Toi^onsrTO, 
 
 wholesale and retail dealers IK 
 
 FAINT, LAMP AND COD OILS, TUBFENTINE, VABNISH, 
 GLASS, PUTTY, SNUFF, DYE STUFFS, SPICES, RESIN, PITCH, TAR, 
 
 Paint Brushes, Grass and Garden Seeds, &c. &e. 
 
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 
 
 §0ffHtl\n^f MUinm, ^mUtllm, 
 
 ACCOUNT BOOK AND PICTURE FR^IE MANUFACTURERS, 
 
 No. 17 KINO STREET WEST, 
 
 (late a. H. ARMOTJB t 00.) 
 
 TORO]¥TO. 
 
 W.^C. CHEWBTT & CO., LITIIOQEAPHERS AND PRINTERS, KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 
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 821 
 
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 no, 
 
 edit. 
 
 TAB, 
 
 LERS, 
 
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 MASON, J HERBERT, secreUry and treasurer, 
 
 Cauitila Permanent Building and Sating's Society, 
 
 10 Toronto, residence *)4 Wellesley. 
 Mason, John W., builder, 84a Richmond, west. 
 MASON, W. T., accouQtant and estate agent, 6 
 
 Ontario Hall, Court. 
 Masonic Arms, Robert Cox, West Market Square. 
 MASON'S SPERM OIL WORKS, C. D. Chesbrough, 
 
 agent, 105 York (see card, p. IW) 
 MATHESON, ANGUS, oculist and aurist, 100 York. 
 MathoHon, Donald, clothier and merchant tailor, 14 
 
 King, east. 
 Matheson, Hugh, merchant tailor and clothier, 87 
 
 Yongo. 
 Mathews, James, proprietor, Robinson Tlouse, 100 
 
 B.'iy. 
 Mathews, John, proprietor Mathews Hotel, 294 
 
 King, cast. 
 Mathews, W. F., broker, 33 Victoria. 
 MATHEWS & MACL'LVN, commission merchants, 
 
 10 Front, east. 
 Maton, Frank, proprietor Arcade Hotel, 66 York. 
 MATTHEWS, H. J., picture frame manufacturer, 
 
 &c., 2.')4 Yonge (see card, p. 804). 
 Matthews, Henry, dealer in furniture, 241 Yonge. 
 Matthews, Wm., soap an9 candle manafuctory, 
 
 Palace, west side of the Jail. 
 Matthews & MaoLean, produce and oommission 
 
 merchants, IG Front. 
 Maughan, John, accountant. Branch Bank of Upper 
 
 Canada. 
 Maul, .v., professor of music, 76 Victoria. 
 Maunder, Wm., boot and shoe dealer, 92 Yonge. 
 MAVER, GEORGE, confectioner, pastry cook, 203 
 
 Yonge. 
 Maxwell, Mrs. C, 883 Parliament. 
 Maxwell, T. H., grocer. Queen, corner Sumach. 
 May, Amos, grocer, 132 Berkeley, corner Duchess. 
 May, Thomas, proprietor May's Hotel, York, corner 
 
 Queen. 
 May's Hotel, Thomas May, proprietor, York, comer 
 
 Queen. 
 McAlpinc, Mrs. Jane, fanoy^dry goods, &c., 868 
 
 Yonge. 
 MoBEAN & WITHROW, importer* and dealers in 
 
 walnut, mahogany and veneers, 11 and 13 Ade- 
 laide, west (see o&<'d, p. 822). 
 McBRIDE. W. <b Co., surgeon dentists, 16 King, eut. 
 McBrine, P., messenger. Bank of Montreal. 
 McCabe, Peter, boot and shoemaker, 16 Adelaide, 
 
 east. 
 McCaflFrey, John, proprietor Lake View House, 439 
 
 Parliament. 
 McCaffrey, Sarah, dressmaker, 276 Queen, west. 
 McCallnm, James, dealer in second-hand olothes, 
 
 381 Yonge. 
 McCann, John, grocer, 256 King, east. 
 MoCarroll, James, surveyor of customs, Custom 
 
 House. 
 MoCarron, James, cab owner, 20 Queen, east. 
 S'^oCarter, John, butcher, 7 St. Lswrence Arcade. 
 McCarthy, C, furnishing undertaker and builder, 
 
 166 Queen, west. 
 McCarthy, Timothy, landing waiter. Custom House. 
 McCaul, Rev. John, LL.D., president Canadian In- 
 stitute and University College. 
 MeCausland, .Joseph, painter, 38 Temperance, 
 McCausland & Horwood, glass stainars and enamel- 
 
 lers, 119 Bay. 
 McCleary, Thompson, builder, house 159 Sayer. 
 McClelland, Alex., receiver (Head Office) Toronto 
 
 Street Railway Co , 173 King, east. 
 
 MoClinton, John, boarding house, 75 Queen, west. 
 
 MoClure, Mrs. Delia, boarding house, 33 Riohmood, 
 east. 
 
 McConkey, Mrs. E., Cataract Saloon, H8 King, east. 
 
 MoCORI), ANDREW T., city chamberlaii;, City 
 Hall Buildings, residence Cburob. 
 
 McCord, .Maxwell, photographer, 1 1 King, west. 
 
 .VlcCormick, John, broker, 190 King, east. 
 
 McCormick, Thomas, dry goods and millinery, IK 
 King, east. 
 
 McCulloch, Robert, butcher, 291 Yonge. 
 
 McDonald, Daniel, builder, 80 Albert. 
 
 McDonald, Ilon. DONALD, M L.C, 38 1 Queen, 
 west. 
 
 McDonald, James, builder, 80 Albert. 
 
 McDonald, Jas. F., clerk iu County Crown Attorney 
 Olfice, Court House. 
 
 McDonald, John, clerk in County Treasurer's Office, 
 Court House. 
 
 McDonald, Kenneth, bookkeeper, 19 Adelaide, wo^t. 
 
 McDonald, Peter, grocer, 103 (;!liurch. 
 
 McDonald, Miss Mary, stbaw milliner, 19 Adelaide, 
 west. 
 
 McDonald, R., grocer, Church, corner Stanley. 
 
 McDonald, wm. 1L, flour and feed dealer 821 
 Queen, west. 
 
 McDonell, John, produce merchant, 48 Front, east, 
 
 McDonell, Samuel, ale and porter vault, Court, 
 corner Toronto. 
 
 McDougall, Hector, carpenter and joiner, house 188 
 Sayer. 
 
 McDowd, M., grocer, 104 Parliament. 
 
 McDowell, James, sergeant-major Toronto Police 
 Force. 
 
 McEachren, Neil, merchant tailor, 191 Yongo. 
 
 McElroy, H., proprietor. City Wharf Inn, Church, 
 corner Front. 
 
 McFarlane, Malcolm, grocer, 95 Nelson. 
 
 McFarren, Andrew, grocer, 105 King, east. 
 
 McFayden, Charles, student-at-law, 1 Wellington 
 Chambers, Jordan. 
 
 McOann, J. B., head master, deaf, dumb and blind 
 schools, 490 Queen, west. 
 
 McGaw, "Thomas & Co., agents for Portland Kero- 
 sene Oil Company, 128 Simcoo. 
 
 McGEAQH, ROBERT T., watchmaker and jewel- 
 ler, 344 Yonge. 
 
 McOEE, JOHN, Phoenix Foundry, manufacturer 
 and dealer in stoves &o., 91 Yonge (see card, p. 
 824). 
 
 McGloan, John, waggon maker, rear 21 Caroline. 
 
 MoOowan, Margaret, grocer, 162 Queen, west. 
 
 McGRATH, GODFREY, superintendent Northern 
 Railway, office, Urock, corner Front. 
 
 McGregor, John, book agent, 86 Adelaide, east. 
 
 McGregor, p., barrister, 26 Adelaide, east. 
 
 McGuire, Daniel, grocer, oorner Yonge and Rich- 
 mond. 
 
 McGuire, Henry, Queen's Head, 714 Queen, west. 
 
 McGuire, James, grocer, Stanley, corner Victoria. 
 
 McGuire, Wm., wholesale and retail dealer in gro- 
 ceries liquors, &c., 157 Yonge. 
 
 Mcllmurray, James, physician, 19 Richmond, west. 
 
 McKay, George S., general broker, 43 Colborne. 
 
 McKEE, WILLIAM, broker, notary public and 
 general agent, secretary and treasurer of Toronto 
 Permanent Building Society, secretary and trea- 
 surer Toronto Street Railway Company, King, 
 corner Church (see card, p. 826). 
 
 ^Ic Kenny, Thomas, turnkey at Jail. 
 
 McKenzie, Henry, proprietor Bulls' Head Hotel, 
 Queen, corner Dundas. 
 
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 W. C. CHEWETT A CO., LAW PRINTERS AND STATIONERS, KING STREET, T0R<'>NT0. 
 
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 TORONTO. 
 
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 g^VAGE & 
 
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 *<% '^ STJCCESSORS TO THE LATE JOHN HARRINOTON, ^^ 
 
 IN ALL KINDS OP 
 
 SHELF & HEAfY HARDWARE, 
 
 36 KING STREET EAST, 
 TORONTO. 
 
 WILLIAM LYMAN, ALBERT B. SAVAGE. JOHN MACNAB. 
 
 MANITFAOTCI'KK AND IMPORTER OP 
 
 6DNS. PISTOLS. REVU1.VERS. 
 
 TARGET ATsD HUNTING RIFLES, 
 
 AMMUNITION, &c. 
 TOROIVTO. 
 
 •3~ Repairing in all It* Branches done at the •horteat notlve* *|£(l 
 
 Nos. II & 13 ADELAIDE STREET WEST, TORONTO. 
 
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 VTalnnt, Mahognny, Roaewood, 9atin Wood, i^paniiih Cedar, Red Odir, Wblts Cedar, Hnlly, BloraWood. Zubra. Lif;Dninvit«, 
 .^yraiuore, Lociift, Cherry. Spruce, Maple, Uird's Kye Maple, Cnrled Maple, Kirch, Beech, Klni, Axh, Onk. DutU'rnnt, HaM Wood, 
 White Wix>d. Pine, Piano MiinlilInK!i. Caliinet MuuIUIukk, Uilt Monldingfi, Pine MouldingB, Ulue, 8and Paper, Table llegB, Newelt, 
 Stair Balusters, Cane, 0<K>rs, Blinds, Sashes. Klmriog. Sheetini;. i^hlngles, liutb, &c. 
 
 L. RICKEY, 
 
 Carpenter, Joiner and Cabinet Maker, 
 
 No 368 QUEEN STREET WEST, TORONTO. 
 
 All ordan punctually atUuded to. Furniture Bonght and Sold 
 
 J. RIDDELL, 
 
 (Latk Riudiix k McTilAN.) 
 
 MERCHANT TAILOR, 
 
 9 KING STREET WEST, 
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 McKenzie, Mrs., milliaer and dressmaker, 117 Vic- 
 toria. 
 MoKenzio, Walter, olerk County Court, Court House. 
 MoKeiizio, Win., grooor, 11 '2 York. 
 McKirdy, J., bursar, Provincial Lunatic Asylum. 
 McLAUQIlLIN, JOHN, proprietor McLaughlin's 
 
 Hotel, 78 Front, east. 
 McLean, Hon. Archibald, President Court of Error 
 
 and Appeal, OsgoiSdo Hall. 
 McLEAN, QEOUUE, chemist and physician, 18^ 
 
 King, east. 
 McLean, Jumes, boc^ and shoemaker, 288 Yonge. 
 McLennnii, C. J., Ont.i'lo House, 00 York. 
 MoLENNAN, CHARLES, city inspector west, City 
 
 Hall Buildings. 
 McLeod, D., agent for Virtue, Yorstou & Co., pub- 
 lishers, London, England, and New York, D. S., 
 
 48 King, east. 
 MoLoohliu, John M., clerk Post Office, Inspector's 
 
 Office. 
 McMahon, James, merchant tailor, 81 Yonge. 
 MoManus, James, cooper, 19 Wilton. 
 MoManus, James, grocer. 512 Queen, west. 
 MoMASTER, WM. & NEPHEWS, importers and 
 
 wholesale dry gooun merchants, 32 Yonge. 
 McMiohael, Robert, constable, 883 Queen, west. 
 MoMilleu, M., teacher of mathematics, B. A. Com- 
 mercial College, 2 Toronto. 
 MoMullan, Archibald, grocer, 66 Aames. 
 MoMurray, James S., barrister, &o., York Cham- 
 bers, Court. 
 McNabb, Duncan, prop. Argyle Hotel, 12 Front, east. 
 MoNAB, JOHN, olerk of the peace and County 
 
 Crown attorney for the United Counties of York 
 
 and Peel, Court House. 
 McNamara, James, proprietor West Market Hotel, 
 
 212 Queen, west. 
 McNeitley, Robert, watch maker and jeweller, 20 
 
 King, east. 
 MoNEILLY, ROBT. S., wholesale and retail jeweller, 
 
 IOC Yonge. 
 McPHAIL, ROBERT, wholesale stationer and dealer 
 
 in fancy goods, and publisher National School 
 
 Books, 65 King, east. 
 McPherson, John, sergeant No. 2 Police Station. 
 McPhie, Mary G., Young Ladies' School,; 187 
 
 Church. 
 Mead, John, hardware, 166 King, east. 
 Meagher, M , manufacturer and d<"i'or in boots and 
 
 shoes, 84 Yonge. 
 Meakin, Wm., broker, 222 Queen, west. 
 Meakins, Mary, dressmaker, 102 Victoria. 
 Mechanics' Institute, Church, corner Adelaide. 
 Medcalf, Francis H., foundry, 487 King, east. 
 Medical Board of Upper Canada, meet^at General 
 
 Hospital. 
 Meeban, N., tavern keeper, 137 Queen, west. 
 Melady, Patrick, clothier, 02 King, east. 
 Melady, P. & N., dry goods and clothing, 146^King, 
 
 east. 
 Melander, John, watchmaker and jeweller, 89 Queen, 
 
 west. 
 Mendon, C. & Co., shirt and collar manufacturers 
 
 and sewing machine agents, 8 King. cast. 
 Meradith, Wm., prop. Market Inn, 197 King, east. 
 MERCANTILK TEST, John Kerr, publisher, Court, 
 
 corner Church. 
 MERCER, ANDREW, issuer of marriage licenses, 
 
 Bay, corner Wellington (see card, p. 804). 
 Mercer, John, proprietor Yonge Street Inn, 293 
 
 Yonge. 
 Mercer, Mrs., confectionery, 101 King, east 
 Mercer, V., (colored,) eating house, 191 King, east. 
 
 MERCHANT'S BUILDING SOCIETY, Wm. McKce, 
 
 secretary and treawurer, King, corner Church. 
 MERCHANT'S DISPATCH FA.ST FREIGHT LINE, 
 
 R. J. Kimball & Co., agents, 12 Toronto. 
 Merchnut'8 Press, book and job printing, John R. 
 
 Robertson, ^ roprietor, CO King, east. 
 Merrick & Brothers, importers of staple and fancy 
 
 dry goods, 83 King, east. 
 Merry, Martin, clerk in City Clerk's office. 
 Mcrryfleld, Robert, boot and shoe maker, 190 Yonge. 
 Metcalf, John, sheriff's bailiff, Court House. 
 Metcalf, Thomas, bailiff of Division court. Court 
 
 House. 
 METROPOLITAN HOTEL, Thos. Brown, manager, 
 
 King, corner Bay (see card, p. 82C.) 
 Metropolitan Permanent Building Society, James 
 
 Eraser, secretary and treasurer, C King, west. 
 Metropolitan Water Company, John Evans, clerk, 
 
 and C. R. Stotesbury, superintendent, 1C7 Yonge. 
 Meyer, John H., proprietor. Steamboat Hotel, cor- 
 ner Scott and Wellington. 
 MICHIE, GEORGE & Co., importers and wholesale 
 
 grocers, 1 Front, east, corner Yonge. 
 Miokelborough, D., working hatter, 49} King, east. 
 Middlemiss, John, foreman, Leader job office, 63 
 
 King, east. 
 Middleton, Francis Thomas, bakery, 168 King, west. 
 Milbourne, J., landing waiter. Custom House. 
 Mill, George Smith, printer, 93 King, east. 
 Mill, J. B., plumber, 28 Adelaide, east. 
 Millar, J. W., watchmaker and jeweller, 125 Yonge. 
 Miller, Adam, wholesale and retail bookseller and 
 
 stationer, 62 King, east. 
 Miller, John, grocer, &c., 280 Yonge. 
 Miller, Mrs. John, milliner & dressmaker, 1 Albert 
 
 Buildings, Yonge. 
 MILLER, HUGH & Co., wholesale & retail chemist 
 
 and druggist, 1G7 King, east (see card, p. 828). 
 Miller, J. & Son, produce and commission mer- 
 chants, 85 Front, east. 
 Miller & Eraser, attorneys, &o., Church, cor. King. 
 Millichamp, J., cabinet and picture frame maker, 
 
 214 Parliament. 
 MILLICHAMP, WALLACE, gold, silver and brass 
 
 plater, 80 Queen, west (see card, p. 801). 
 Millick, James, grocer and cabinet maker, house 
 
 201 Elizabeth. 
 Milligan, Alexander, proprietor Oak Leaf Hotel, 
 
 York, corner Richmond. 
 Milligan, Archibald, grocer, fruitrer, wool, wine and 
 
 spirit merchant, 3 and 4 City Hall Buildings. 
 MILLOY, DONALD, agent for Royal Mail Line of 
 
 Steamers and steamer I'eriia. 
 MILLOY, CAPTAIN DUNCAN, steamer Pertia, 
 
 plies daily during navigation between Toronto 
 
 and Lewiston, calling at all intermediate ports. 
 MILLOY, NICOL, agent Rojal Mail Line and for 
 
 steamer Persia, 8 Front, east. 
 Milloy, Neil, ticket agent Great Western Railway, 
 
 York, corner Front. 
 Mills, James, agent and manager Toronto Female 
 
 Protective Society and General Registry Office, 
 
 101 Queen, cast. 
 Mills, John, proprietor Clyde Hotel, 168 King, east. 
 Mills, Margaret, dressmaker, 50 Terauley. 
 MILLS, ROBERT, grocer & carpenter, 317 Church. 
 Mills, Robert, produce, 12 Francis. 
 Mills, Sidney, grocer, 57 S.iyer. 
 Mills & Reed, Misses, dressmakers, 107 King, east. 
 MILNE, J. A., dealer in leather and findings, 02 
 
 King, east (see card, p. 828). 
 Milne, John, grocer, 174 Queen, west. 
 Milne, Thomas, grocer, 64 Queen, west. 
 
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 91 Yonge Street. 
 
 John MeOMb 
 Toronto. 
 
 JOHN JSdloG^EE, 
 
 MANUFACTUBER OF AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN 
 
 STOVES, HOLLOW WARE, 
 
 AND STAMPED COPPER BOTTOMS. 
 
 Tlio largest and most varied Stock of CooKiyr,, Parlour nnd Hali Stoves is held by this Establishment, 
 giving tlu! r('tniI(T the best selection to cliooso from in the Province, and enabling us to fill orders with a 
 prom])tnes9, at all seasons, unknown elsewhere. Tho following are lists of the most prominent and saleable 
 Stoves in my stock. 
 
 COOK STOVES. 
 
 Sizu. 
 OTTAWA Sq. Top, 8 
 
 DAVY CROCKET . . Sq. " 4 
 
 NORTH STAR Sq. " 2 
 
 QUEEN Sq. " 8 
 
 MONTREAL 4 
 
 PREMIUM 3 
 
 Sizx.1. 
 CANADA Extended Top, 2 
 
 CANADA Square " -Z 
 
 GOOD SAMARITAN, Ex. Top, 2 
 
 GOOD SAMARITAN, Sq. " 2 
 
 ST. LAWRENCE. ... Ex. " 2 
 
 ST. LAWRENCE.... Sq. " 2 
 
 Sizis. 
 PROTECTIONIST l 
 
 KING 2 
 
 GOLDEN FLEECE 2 
 
 SYLVAN WITCH 2 
 
 IMPROVED BURR 2 
 
 Smw. 
 
 ALMA 8 
 
 UNION GRATES.. 3 
 
 PARLOR STOVES. 
 
 Sizea. 
 
 GARNET 8 
 
 SIGNET 2 
 
 LILY 8 Sizes. 
 
 SiZKS. 
 
 THEBAN 8 
 
 CANADIAN 1 
 
 MORNING GLORY. 
 
 Snu 
 NOVELTY 1 
 
 REGULATOR 2 
 
 , . . 4 Sizes. 
 
 Bizza. 
 MORNING GLORY 4 
 
 CHALLENGE HEATER . 4 
 
 HALL STOVES. 
 
 GAS BURNER 4 
 
 BLACK GIANT 6 
 
 FULTON 4 
 
 8j»w. 
 DIAMOND F BOX 5 
 
 FLUTED 3 
 
 CAST IROIV TEA KETTLES, 80KS, SAD IRON HEATERS, &c., 
 
 7, 8, 9 and 10-inch round and oval COPPER BOTTOMS, with breaBts to suit, 
 
 much cheai)er than can be imported, manufnctiirod only by 
 
 PICTORIAL CATALOGUES SENT POST FREE TO THE TRADE. 
 
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 MILROT, ROBERT, manager Branch Bank of Mon- 
 treal, corner Yonge and Front. 
 
 Mink, James, (colored) lirery stable keeper, 6 
 Teraaley. 
 
 Mirault, Miranln^!, barber, 118 King, vest. 
 
 MISHAW & Bro., wholesale aud retail dealers in 
 groceries, liquors, provisions, &c., 220 Yonge. 
 
 Mitchell, Christopher, grocer, 173 King, west. 
 
 MITCHELL, J. L., publisher of the Canada Gazet- 
 teer and Business Directory, for 1864-C5 ; also 
 City Directories for all the various Cities in C. 
 W. ; office, 10 King, east. 
 
 Mitchell, John, blacksmith, Scott, below Front. 
 
 Mitchell, John, proprietor Burlington House, 64 
 King, west. 
 
 Mitchell, Robert, contractor, Don. 
 
 MITCHELL, WM., dealer in dry goods, millinery, 
 &o., 134 King, east. 
 
 Mitchie, John, ledger keeper City Bank, corner 
 Yonge and Welliugton. 
 
 Moffatt, Murray & Co., importers and wholesale 
 grocers and dry goods merchants, and agents for 
 Phcenix Fire Insurance Company of London, 
 England, 36 Yonge. 
 
 Moir, Mrs. Mary, variety store, 601 Yonge. 
 
 Moloney, Mrs., milliner, King, cor;.ar Gr i-ge. 
 
 Moloney, Patrick, manufacturer and dealer in boots 
 and shoes, 136 King, east. 
 
 Monaghan, John, grocer, 400 Queen, west. 
 
 Monckton, Samuel, grainer, 17 J Alice. 
 
 Monkhouso, Mrs. Alice, Monkhouse Hotel, 172 
 King, east. 
 
 Monro, Alexander, clerk, Custom House. 
 
 Montare, A., boot and shoemaker, 170 Queen, west. 
 
 Montgomery, John, pa&utee fire-proof solution, 26 
 Front, east. 
 
 Montgomery, Richard, tavern keeper, 4 Dundas. 
 
 MONTREAL FIRE AND MARINE ASSURANCE 
 COMPANY, R. N. Gooch, agent, 70 Church, Old 
 Toronto Bank (see card, index, misoellaneous 
 matter). 
 
 Montreal House, Spaulding & Warwick, proprietors, 
 148 King, west. 
 
 Montreal Ocean Steamship Company, Henry Bour- 
 lier, af;ent, Union Depot, foot of York. 
 
 MONTREAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY, H. P. 
 Dwight, manager. Exchange Buildings, Welling- 
 ton, east. 
 
 Montvert, Michael, wire worker, 218 Sayer. 
 
 Moodie Capt. Robert, alderman, proprietor Colborne 
 Hotel, 70 Colborne. 
 
 Moor, Wm. & Co., produce and commission mer- 
 chants, 109 Yonge. 
 
 Moore, David, broker and dealer in furniture and 
 cabinet w. re, 209 Yonge. 
 
 MOORE, ELLIS D., (of R. J. Kimball & Co.), 12 
 Toronto. 
 
 Moore, Henry, butcher, 28 St, Lawrence Arcade. 
 
 Moore, R., barrister, 26 Adelaide, east. 
 
 MOORE, R,, chemist, and druggist, 216 Queen, 
 east. 
 
 Moore, Thos., prop. Red Hill House, 56 Elizabeth. 
 
 Moore, Richard, blacksmith, Frederick, near King. 
 
 Moore, Robert, butolior, 28 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 
 Moore, Wm., butcher, 24 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 
 Moore, Wm., bitters and cordial manufacturer, 826 
 Yongo. 
 
 MOORE, C. & Co., importers and wholesale gro- 
 cers, wines, &c., 5, 7 and 9 Wellington, west. 
 
 Mcran, Edward, provision dealer, 33 St. Lawrence 
 Arcade. 
 
 Morell, M S., dry goods merchant, 264 Queen, west. 
 
 MORPHY, GEO., (of Geo. & H. B. Morphy,) house 
 
 Jarvis, E. side, near Bloor. 
 Morphy, Edward M., watchmaker and jeweller, 141 
 
 Yonge. 
 MORPHY, H. B. (of Geo. & H B. Morphy), house, 
 
 Crookshauk, off Yonge. 
 MORPHY, J., stove merchant hollow ware, &c , 
 
 31 East Market Square. 
 Morphy, John, grocer, 31 Terauley. 
 MORPHY, GEO. & H. B., barristers, solicitors, 
 
 notaries, &o., 6 Wellington, east. 
 Morris, Benjamin 8., provision dealer 10 King, west, 
 Morris, Beverley R., physician, and corresponding 
 
 secretary Canadian Institute, 490 Queen, west. 
 Morris, James Henry, barrister, attorney-at-law, 
 
 solicitor, &c., 1 Wellington Chambers, Joidan. 
 Morrison, Angus, M.P.P., barrister, CI Colborne, 
 Morrison, Farquhar, tailor, C King, east. 
 Morrison, John, pot ash manufacturer, foot of 
 
 Palace, near Don Station. 
 Morrison, Hon. Joseph C, Judge Queen's Bench, 
 
 Osgoode Hall. 
 Morrison, Malcolm, ale and porter merchant, under 
 
 Oloht office, King, west. 
 Morrison, Wm. C, proprietor, Toronto Jewellery 
 
 Manufactory, 12 King, west. 
 Morrison, J. & R., managers for J. W. Miller, jewel- 
 ler, 125 Yonge. 
 Morrison & Sampson, barristers, &c., 61 Colborne, 
 
 comer Church. 
 MORSE, CHARLES A., importer of coal and wood. 
 
 Front, near Yonge. 
 Morse, D., butcher and catiie feeder, 18 St. Law- 
 rence Arcade, and Trinity. 
 Morse, George, butcher, 18 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 MORSE H. J, & Co,, coal and wood merchants, 
 
 Front, opposite American Hotel. 
 MORSE, W. & J., Hour and grist mills, and feed 
 
 store, 17 Francis, mills at Barrie, C.W. (see card, 
 
 p. 804). 
 Mortimer, H., general broker, 117 King, east. 
 Morton, Benjamin, chief accountant ^Head Office) 
 
 Bank of Upper Canada, Yonge, corner Colborne. 
 Moser, John, frescoe painter, 162 Victoria. 
 Moses, Andrew, manufacturer of basket and willow 
 
 ware, 560 Yonge. 
 Moses, Noah, butcher, 813 Church. 
 Mosiman, J. F., tinsmith. Esplanade, near Market 
 
 Square. 
 Mosiman, John F., millinery, 286, Yonge. 
 Moss, Thomas, M.A., barrister, and council Cana- 
 dian Institute. 
 Mossop, Jonathan, Western Hotel, Wellington, cor- 
 ner Yonge 
 Moore, T., tavern keeper, 65 Elizabeth. 
 Mowat & Maclennan, barristers, attorneys, soliciton, 
 
 &o., 7, 8 & 9 Ontario Hall. 
 Moxon, Henry, butcher, 20 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 MOYLAN, J AS. G., editor and proprietor Canadian 
 
 Freeman, (weekly), 74 Church, residence, 194 
 
 Church. 
 MULDOON, ARTHUR, butcher. Brock, oornep 
 
 Queen. 
 MULDOON, C. A. & Co., wholesale and retail dealers 
 
 in leather, shoe-findings and manufacturers of lasts, 
 
 88 Yonge, (see card, p. 826). 
 Mulholland, John, retired, 133 Church. 
 MuUan, P. F. 0., grocer, 23 Shuter. 
 Muller, Asher, clothing merchant, 230 King, east. 
 Mullins, John, waggon maker, 85 Adelaide, west. 
 Mulvey & Calder, workers in marble and stone, 275 
 
 Yonge. 
 
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826 
 
 TORONTO. 
 
 TOIt^OT^TO 
 
 PERMANE NT BnttPIN G SOCIETY. 
 
 J. G. BOWES, President. I C. H. GREENE, Solicitor. 
 
 Wm. R. ORR, Vice-President. I Wm. McKEE, SecY & Treas. 
 
 OFFICE-CORNER OF CHURCH AND KING STREETS, 
 
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 OOHltTBIl. OF 
 
 KING A-ISTD BiLY STREETS, 
 
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 THE ABOVE HOUSE IS NEWLY OPENED, 
 
 EEALTHILT SITUATEI). AVU IN THE CENTRE OF THE CITT. 
 
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 TERMg— ONK DOIiI.AR PER DAT. 
 
 C. A. MULDOON. EDWARD SEAQBR. 
 
 C. A. MULDOON ^ CO. 
 
 WHOLESALE .^mm^k^ AND RETAIL 
 
 88 YOJ¥Gi: ISTRGET, TOROJVTO. 
 
 A SUPPLY OF IREOALE'S MAKE OF LASTS CONSTANTLY ON HAND. 
 
 ALSO, LASTS MADE TO ORDER. 
 
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 Mulvoj, John, produce dealer, 479 Qaeen, west. 
 Mumford, James, butcher, 2G1 Yoage. 
 Murphy, Allen, butcher, 16 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 Murphy, Jeremiah, dealer in crockery, 267 Yoage. 
 Murphy, John, proprietor Cooper's Arms, corner 
 
 Wellington and Scott. 
 Murphy, John, grocer, 31 Terauley. 
 Murphy, John, dealer in flour, feed, Ac. 349 Yonge. 
 Murphy, John, boot and ghoemuker, 95 Duke. 
 MURPHY, MICHAEL, cooper and tavern keeper, 
 
 Church, corner Esplanade. 
 Murphy, Richard, butcher, St. Lawrence Market. 
 Murphy, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 442 Queen, 
 
 west. 
 Marphy, Wm., hotel keeper, 351 Yonge. 
 Murray, C. S., bank note department (Head Office) 
 
 Bank of Upper Canada, Yonge, corner Colborne. 
 Murray, James, telegraph operator. Union Station. 
 Murray, W. A. & Co., importers of dry goods, cloths 
 
 and clothing, 21 and 23 King, east. 
 Myers, Jaiuos, washing machine manufacturer, 
 
 King, west. 
 Myers, James, jun., painter, King, west. 
 Myers, Wm., surgeon dentist. 45 King, east. 
 Myles, Wm., coal and wood merchant, corner Front 
 
 and Scott. 
 Nadeau, .\lex., boot and shoemaker, 'z4 Francis. 
 Nanton, Aug., barrister, &c., Wellington Chambers, 
 
 Jordan. 
 Nanton, Edward, broker,^and commission agent. 
 
 Change Alley. 
 Napier, Major Gen. Geo., 186 King, west. 
 NA8MITH, JOHN, Prize Biscuit Bakery, comer 
 
 Nelson aud Adelaide (see card, p. 828). 
 Nasmith, Mungo, baker and confectioner, 872 
 
 Yongo. 
 Neid, Mrs. C, grocer, 200 Parliament. 
 Nelson, Henry, physician, 48 King, east. 
 NERLICH, HENRY, importer and dealer in jewel- 
 lery and fancy goods, 120 Yonge, corner Adelaide, 
 
 up stairs (see card, p. 830). 
 Newbigging, Wm., retired, 32 Front, east. 
 New England Society's Rooms, American Hotel,, H. 
 
 P. Dwight, secretary. 
 Nichol, J. J. & Co., coal and wood merchants, Cus- 
 tom House Wharf, foot Yonge. 
 NichoU, Robert, saddle and hamesa* maker, 80 
 
 Church. 
 Nichols, Mrs., straw bonnet maker, 240 Church. 
 Nicol, William, physician, 60 Adelaide, west. 
 Nicolls, Simon, saddle and harness maker, 41 Queen, 
 
 west. 
 Niven, Malcolm, family groceries, wines, liquors, 
 
 &o., 167 King, west. 
 Noble, Will., wheelwright, 308 Queon, west. 
 Noble, Wm., proprietor Noble's Hotel, 248 King, 
 
 east. 
 Nolan, P., patrol sergeant Toronto Police Force. 
 Nordheimer, A. & S., importers and dealers in 
 
 pianofortes, music and musical instraments, 15 
 
 King, east. 
 NORRIS, WM., book-keeper for R. 8. Williams, 
 
 musio dealer, 143 Yonge. 
 NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSUR- 
 ANCE CO.VIPANY, John C. Stikeman, agent, 32 
 
 King, east (see card, opposite inside back cover.) 
 Northcote, Henry, architect, 144 Richmond, west. 
 Nottor, Richaril, grocer, 99 Elizabeth, 
 Nowel, Henrietta, dressmaker, 287 Queen, west. 
 Nudel, John T., clerk Police Court. 
 Nunn, J. W., boot and shoemaker, 87 Queen, 
 
 west. 
 
 OAK LEAF OIL REFINERY, J. W. Egmonde & Co., 
 
 proprietors, Oakville, C. W. ; office, 40 Adelaide, 
 
 east, opposite Court House (see card, p. 806). 
 OATES, R. H., mill stone manufacturer and dealer 
 
 in bolting cloths, 18 Isabella. 
 O'Brien, A. W. 0., grocer, 26 Queen, west. 
 O'BRIEN, DONOUGH, assisUnt seoreUry, ProTin- 
 
 oial Insurance Company, 15 Toronto, residence 49 
 
 Crookshank. 
 O'BRIEN, E. ROBY, inspector. Fire Department, 
 
 British America Assurance Company, Church, cor- 
 ner Court. 
 O'BRIEN, HENRY M., barrister, attorney, &o., 
 
 corner Nelson and King. 
 O'Brien, James, oouper, 268 King, east. 
 O'Connell, Denis, tavern, 56 Adelaide, west. 
 O'Connor, Charles, second hand goods, 226 Yonge. 
 O'Connor, Charles, cabinet maker and dealer in for* 
 
 niture, 115 Yonge. 
 O'Connor, Felix, salesman, 115 Yonge. 
 O'Connor, J., grocer, 426 Queen, west. 
 O'Connor, John, saloon, 5 Queen, west. 
 O'Connor, Matthew, painter, 85 Richmond, east. 
 O'Connor, Thomas, grocer, 197 King, east. 
 O'Connor, Wm., photographer, 121 King, east. 
 O'Dea, Francis, clothier, 151 King, east. 
 O'Dea, James, proprietor O'Dea's Hotel, 68 Adelaide, 
 
 east. 
 O'Dea, James, physician, 118 Church. 
 O'Dea, Mrs. Mary, grocer, 510 Queen, west. 
 O'Donohoe, Bernard, auctioneer and oommlssion 
 
 merchant, 86 Front, east. 
 O'Donohoe, Martin, grocer, 237 King, east. 
 O'Donohoe, Michael, boarding house, 78 Richmond, 
 
 east. 
 O'Flaherty, M., custom broker and general agent, 
 
 Yonge, corner Front. 
 Ogden, U., physician and ooanoil Canadian Institute, 
 
 office, 55 Adelaide, west. 
 Ogden, W. W., physician, 242 Queen, west. 
 O'Hagen, James J., grocer, 326 Queen, east. 
 O'Haren, Mariah, grocer, 328 Queen, west. 
 O'KEEFE & Co., proprietors, Victoria Brewery, 
 
 Victoria, comer Gould. 
 OLD CORN EXCHANGE, Matthews & Maclean, 
 
 commission merchants, 16 Front. 
 O'Leary & Dunn, grocers, wines and liquors, 164 
 
 King, east. 
 OLIVER, JOHN, dealer in foreign and domestic 
 
 hardware, cutlery, &o., also carpenter and builder, 
 
 254 Y'onge (see card, p. 804). 
 Oliver, S. A., flour and produce dealer, 289 Queen, 
 
 west. 
 O'MALLEY, J., dry goods and upholstery, 76 Queen, 
 
 wpst (see card, p. 804). 
 O'Neal, J., broker, 332 King, east. 
 O'Neill, Edward, batter, 84 Church. 
 O'Neill, P. A., saloon keeper. King, corner Nelson. 
 O'NEILL, PATRICK A., editor and proprietor 
 
 Mirror, King, corner Nelson. 
 O'Neill, T. H., proprietor, WUliam III. Hotel, 66 
 
 Adelaide, east. 
 ONTARIO BANK, C. Ashworth, manager, corner 
 
 Wellington and Scott. 
 Ontario Literary Society Toronto, Mechanic's Insti- 
 tute. 
 Orange Hall, 75 George. 
 
 Orford, James, grocer. Parliament, corner Beeoh. 
 O'Rourke, Thomas, bootmaker, 324^ Queen, west. 
 Orpen, Samuel, tavern keeper, corner Bathurst and 
 
 Front. 
 Orr, James A., produce dealer, house 45 Sherborne. 
 
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 DEALERS IN 
 
 PAINTS. OILS. DYE STUFFS. &c. 
 
 PROPEIETOES OF MILLER'S BUEIING FLUID, 
 
 PATENTED OCTOBER eth, 1862. 
 
 167 KllSra STREET Ei^ST, TORONTO. 
 
 J. A.. MILNE, 
 
 WHOLESALE AKD RETAIL DEALER IN 
 
 ALL KINDS OF LEATHER AND FINDINGS| TRUNKSj 
 
 &o., &o., «feo., 
 
 ea Kiiira- stubbx b-a.sx, TOIlOl^Txo. 
 
 JOHN NASMITH, 
 
 BESAD AND ; BISCUIT BAKBR* 
 
 CORNER NELSON AND ADELAIDE STS., TORONTO. 
 
 RILEY BROS., 
 
 Irom KIRBY i, HANCOCK'S, I'urveyon to Her Majeaty, 
 London, England, 
 
 Butchers and Provision Dealers. 
 
 too Si 111 QUEKN STREET WEST, 
 4 ST. PATRICK'S MARKET, TORONTO. 
 
 Vreih Heat of all kinda, of the bait quality, always on band ; 
 
 ao. Corned Beef and Tongues, llama, Bacon and Lard, Butter, 
 
 Ac, Ac, Families, Hotels, and Shipping iropplied. 
 
 T. ROBINSON'S 
 
 AND 
 
 MILLINEBT ESTABLISHMENT. 
 
 No. 127 YONGB STREET, TORONTO. 
 
 1 1 1 1 ■ 
 
 Straw, Tuscan and Leghorn Bonnets, and Uats of all kinds, 
 Cleaned and Altered, 
 
 W. C, CHEWETT ife CO., PRINTERS AND BOOKBINDERS, 17 & 19 KING ST. EAST, TORONTO. 
 
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 OiT, John, painter and glazier, 99 Queen, west. 
 
 Orr, W. R., Mercantile Academy, 10 Mutual. 
 
 Orr, AVilliain R., Vice-President Toronto Permanent 
 
 Building Society, King, corner Church. 
 Orris, FranciB B., clerk in City Chamberlain's office. 
 Orris, Mrs., boarding bouse, 9G Albert. 
 Osborn, Dclos, proprietor East India House, 410 
 
 King, east. 
 Osborne, Wm., notary, broker, agent, &c., 48 King, 
 
 east, 
 OSUORNE, WM., proprietor Union Station Hotel, 
 
 2nd house from Railway Depot. 
 Osgoodc Club, Hon. Mr. Justice Richards, President. 
 Osgoode, Hall, II. N. Qwyune, librarian, Queen, 
 
 ■west, opposite York. 
 Osier, Edward, book keeper, (branch) Bank of Upper 
 
 Canada. 
 Otter, Alfred W., clerk, Canada Company office, 162 
 
 King, east. 
 Otter, W. U., clerk, Canada Company office, 162 
 
 King, east. 
 Ovens, John, dealer in fancy goods and Berlin wool, 
 
 126 Yonge. 
 Oxenhain, Wm., butcher, 98 Queen, west. 
 Osnard, George, telegraph operator and night sta- 
 
 liuu master. Union Station. 
 Page, Charles, staple auJ fancy dry goods dealer, 
 
 104 and 190 Yonge. 
 Palmer, xVndrew, blacksmith, corner Church and 
 
 Esplanade. 
 PALMER, ELI J., photographer and photographic 
 
 stock dealer, 113 King, east (see card, p. 830). 
 Palmer, John W., painter, 161 Adelaide, west. 
 PALMER, THOS., proprietor International Hotel, 
 
 27 East Market Square. 
 PALSGRAVE, C. T., type foundry and printers' 
 
 warehouse, 33 Colborne (see card, p. 812). 
 Park, James, discount clerk (Branch) Bank of Upper 
 
 Canada. 
 Park, James, provision dealer, 47 St. Lawrence 
 
 Arcado. 
 Parker, Miss Fanny, matron Provincial Lunatic 
 
 Asylum, Queen, west. 
 Parker, J., manufacturer of brass cocks, Adelaide, 
 
 near Shepherd, 
 Parker, Joseph, landlord Gardeners' Arms, 691 
 
 Yonge. 
 Parker, Richard, general agent, 184 Church. 
 Parker, Richard, hatter and furrier. 111 King, east. 
 Parker, Thomas, printer, Secretary Toronto Typo- 
 graphical Society, bds, at 242 Yonge, cor. Louisa. 
 Parker, Samuel K., printer, 13 Maitland. 
 Parkes, C, R., wood turner, corner Terauley and 
 
 Hayter, 
 Parkes, H., fancy goods, 76 Queen, west 
 Parkes, Mary Ann, matron Provincial Lunatic Asy- 
 lum. 
 Parkes, Robert, messenger Bank of British North 
 
 America. 
 Parkin, Wm. H., bookkeeper, 74 Terauley. 
 PARKINSON, REUBEN, waggon maker, 124 Duke. 
 Parkinson, R. J. & Son, dealers in dry goods, boots 
 
 and shoes, &c., 122 Yonge. 
 Parnel, George, grocer, 380 Queen, west. 
 PARSON Bros., refiners and dealers in petroleum, 
 
 naptha, &o., &c , 61 Front, 
 Parsons, Benjamin, clerk Canada Company Office, 
 
 102 Ring, east. 
 Parsons, J. & C, leather merchants, 154 King, east. 
 Passmore, F. F,, provincial land surveyor, house 
 
 141 Church. 
 Passmore, Samuel W,, naturalist, 232 Yongo. 
 
 Patent Office for Lands and Inventions, 6 Wel- 
 lington, east. ^, 
 I'aterson, James, grocer, 128 York. 
 PATERSOX, P. & SON, importers and wholesale 
 and retail dealers in shelf and heavy hardware, 
 24 King, east (see card, p. 830). 
 Paterson & Harrison, barristers, &o., 2 and 4 On- 
 tario Halt. 
 Paterson, Harrison & Hodgins, barristers, solioitors, 
 
 &c., 2, 4 and 6 Ontario Hall. 
 Paton, R. G. A., locker. Custom House. 
 PATRIOT, WEEKLY, James Beaty, proprietor, 63 
 
 King, east (see card). 
 PATT£u30N, ALEX., retail grocer and dealer ia 
 
 wines and spirits, 287 Yonge. 
 Patterson, Christopher S., barrister, 6 King, west. 
 Patterson, J. F., clerk (Bronch) Bank of Upper 
 
 Ci^nada. 
 Patterson, J. H., solicitor, &c., York Chambers, 
 
 Court, corner Toronto. 
 Patterson, James, tailor, &c., 383 Yongo. 
 Patterson, Thomas, grocer, 222 Queen, east. 
 PATTERSON & BEATY, barristers, 6 King, west. 
 Pattison, Robert, boot and shoemaker, 420 Queen, 
 
 west. 
 Patton & Co., wholesale and retail china, glass and 
 
 earthenware, 64 King, east. 
 PATTON & 03LER, barristers, &c., 16 and 17 
 
 Exchange Buildings, Wellington, east. 
 PAUL, RICHMOND & Co., wholesale leather mer- 
 chants and tanners, 48 Yonge. 
 Pazon, A. R., agent L. L. Piatt & Co., oyster and 
 
 fruit warehouse, 112 Yonge. 
 Paxon, P. H., confectioner and dealer in fruits, 
 
 oysters, &c., 33 King, west. 
 Payne, John, brewer, 119 Agnes. 
 Peaden, James, proprietor Peaden's Inn, 28 Queen, 
 
 west. 
 PEARCY, G., house, sign and ornamental painter, 
 grainer, &c., dealer in paper hangings, oils, 
 glass, putty, &o., 11 & 13 Richmond east, (see 
 card, p. 832). 
 PEARS, GEORGE, spice and coffee mills, corner 
 
 Yonge and Alexander (see card, p. 812). 
 Pearson, M., dry goods, 156 Yonge. 
 Pearson, R. M., druggist, 184 Queen, west. 
 Pearson, Wm. H., clerk Consumers' Gas Company, 
 
 19 Toronto. 
 Pedlow, T., carpenter & joiner, honse 51 McMahoa. 
 Peel, Alexander, grocer, 80 Sayer. 
 Peirce, George F., pork butcher, 233 Yonge. 
 Petan, James, cigar dealer, 24 Centre. 
 Pell, J. C, picture frame maker, 139 York. 
 Pellatt, Henry, accountant, (Head Office,) Bank of 
 
 Upper Canada, Yonge, corner Colborne. 
 Peoples & (^., wine and spirit merchants, whole- 
 sale and retail, 311 Yonge. 
 Perkins, Charles, locksmith, 24 Adelaide, east 
 PERKINS, F. & G. & Co., wholesale importers of 
 
 groceries wines and liquors, 43 Front, east. 
 PERRY, BLACK & CO., forwarders, commission 
 merchants and shipping agents, 60 Front, east 
 (see card, p. 880). 
 Peter, Robert, grocer, 434 Queen, west. 
 Peterkin, James, wood carver, 20 Queen, west. 
 Peters, James, confectioner, 356 Queen, west. 
 Peters, John, book-keeper, Montreal Telegraph 
 Co., Office, Exchange Buildings, Wellington, east. 
 Peterson, P. A., student with T. C, Keefer, Civil 
 engineer, 27, 28 and 29, Exchange Buildings, Wel- 
 lington, east 
 Pfaff, Miss M., Berlin wool store, 79 Yonge. 
 
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 Philp, Richard, (RK^nt), (ViniUure and cabinet man- 
 
 nfacturer, (i ami 8 Frout, west. 
 Phipps, George, furniture, &o., 84 King, weit. 
 PhippB, Wm. U., banker and exchange brolier, 6 
 
 Toronto ; residence. Clover Hill. 
 Pbuenix Fire Insurance Company of [.ondon, Mof- 
 fatt, Murraj & Co., agents for Toronto, 86 Yonge. 
 PIKENIX FOUNDRY, John MoGee, proprietor, 01 
 
 Yonge (see card, p. 824). 
 Phoenix IIou»e, Samuel U. Loane, proprietor, 162 
 
 King, woHt. 
 Piddington, Alfred, bookseller and stationer, 250 
 
 Yonge. 
 Pidgeon Wm., steward. Trinity College. 
 
 Pierpoint, Thomas, brass works, corner Bay and 
 A'clelnido. 
 
 Pike, Samuel, wholesale bookseller 12 Toronto. 
 
 Pim, Henry, blacksmith, 447 Yonge. 
 
 Pim, Peter FI., blacksmith, 440 Yonge. 
 
 PIPER, HIRAM, manufacturer of tin, sheet iron 
 and copper wares, and importer and dealer in 
 stoves, lamps, oils, &c., 83 Youge (see card, p. 832). 
 
 Piper, Noah L., manufacturer of tin, sheet i- jn and 
 copper ware, and dealer in stoTes, lamps, oils, &c., 
 169 Yonge. 
 
 PLATT, GEORGE, steward. General Hospital. 
 
 Piatt, John, builder, 164 Adelaide, west. 
 
 Piatt, John, proprietor Piatt's Hotel, 50 and 52 
 Nelson. 
 
 Piatt, L. B. & Co., oyster and fruit warehouse, A. 
 K. Paxon, agent, 112 Yonge. 
 
 Plenderleith, John, builder, house, 43 Alice. 
 
 Plunkett, John, tinsmith, 04 Adelaide, east. 
 
 Police Station No. 3, 333 Queen west. 
 
 POLLARD, Mrs. MARY, Berlin wool and fancy 
 store, 6 King, east. 
 
 Pollard, Rev.W., Wesleyan Methodist, house 142 Bay. 
 
 Pollock, J. S., lumber merchant, 236 Queen, west. 
 
 Poison, John, boot and shoemaker and dealer, 155 
 King, east. 
 
 POMEROY, ROBERT, manufacturer of and whole- 
 sale dealer in sperm, lard, elephant and whale 
 oils, 105 York, opposite Union Depot (see card, 
 p. 798). 
 
 Portras, John, travelling agent, 44J Terauley. 
 
 Porter, R3v. James, local superintendent, City Pub- 
 lic Schools, Colborne, near Church. 
 
 Porter, W. T., jun., clerk. Commercial Bank. 
 
 POST OFFICE, Joseph Leslie, postmaster, Toronto. 
 
 Potter, A. T., importer and manufacturer of mathe- 
 matical and philosophical instruments of every 
 description, 85 King, west. 
 
 Potter, Charles, optician, 20 King, east. 
 
 POULTER, JOHN, proprietor Royal Union Inn, 
 202 Queen, west. 
 
 Powell, John, grocer, 348 King, east. 
 
 POWELL, JOilN S., notary public, commissioner 
 in B. R., land, house and collecting agent, 139 
 York (see card, p. 812). 
 
 Power, Ann, grocer, 348 King, east. 
 
 Power, Patrick, planing mill, Alice, corner Terauley. 
 
 Pratt, Joseph S., retail dealer in groceries, provi- 
 sions, &c., 625 Yonge. 
 
 Preece, Mrs. Susan, fruit store, corner Yonge and 
 Melinda. 
 
 Prentice, Mrs., Ladies' Academy, 155 Jarvis. 
 
 PRESTON, EDWARD, saw maker, 166 King, east. 
 
 PRESTON, ROBERT, clerk. Queen's Hotel. 
 
 PRESTON, S. S. & Co., manufacturer of Virginia, 
 Kentucky and Missouri tobacco, 78 and 80 York, 
 between King and Wellington. 
 
 Price, George, 242 Queen, west 
 
 Price, Jamei, builder, 64 Elm, west 
 
 Price, James, teller, Quebec Bank, 84 Wellington, 
 east. 
 
 Price, R. C, clerk, Ontario Bank, corner Wellington 
 and Scott. 
 
 Price, W. G., manager for Sanford, Mclnnes & Co., 
 wholesale clothing merchants, 62 Yonge. 
 
 PKIDUAM, E. & Co., agents, Jacques, Tracey & 
 Co's. Line of Steamers, general forwarding and 
 commission merchants, 50 Front, east (see card, 
 p. 420). 
 
 PRlNt.'E, A., barrister, Yorkville. 
 
 PRINCE, Captain W. 8TRATT0N, chief superin- 
 tendent of police. Head Police Office, Court. 
 
 PRINCE & BLAIN, barristers, Ontario Buildings, 
 York, corner King (see card, p. 832). 
 
 Prittie, James, plasterer, house, 1 38 Simcoe. 
 
 Proudfoot, Frederick, barrister, attorney, &o., Tor- 
 onto. 
 
 Proudfoot, Wm., retired, boards Queen's Hotel. 
 
 Provident Life Assurance and Investment Company, 
 Samuel Thompson, secretary, 20 Toronto. 
 
 PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF CAN- 
 ADA, Head Office, Toronto ; Hon. John Hillyard 
 Cameron, president ; J. S. Howard, vice-president ; 
 James Sydney Crocker, manager and secretary, 
 15 Toronto (see card inside back cover). 
 
 PROVINCIAL LUNATIC ASYLUM, J. Workman, 
 M.D., medical superintendent, Queen, west. 
 
 PROVINCIAL NORMAL & MODEL SCHOOLS, 
 Gould, between Victoria and Church, T. J. Rob- 
 ertson, M.A., headmaster. 
 
 Provincial Observatory, University Grounds. 
 
 Public Nursery and Girl's Home, 108 Queen, east. 
 
 Pullen, Joseph, brush manufacturer, and dealer in 
 fancy goods, &o., 258 Yonge. 
 
 Purdy, John, proprietor Black Bull Hotel, 266 
 Queen, west, 
 
 Pyper, Wm., secretary and treasurer Ontario Build- 
 ing Society, corner Colborne and Church. 
 
 QUEBEC BANK, W. W. Ransom, manager, 84 
 Wellington, east. 
 
 QUEEN CITY STEAM FLOUR MILLS, Agnew & 
 Murdoch, merchant millers. Esplanade, between 
 George and East Market Square. 
 
 Queen Street Brewery, Wallis & Moss, proprietors. 
 
 QUEEN'S HOTEL, Thomas Dick, proprietor, 76 
 Front, west (see card). 
 
 Quinn, James, grocer, 230 Queen, west. 
 
 Quinn, John, butcher, 25 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 
 Quinn, Joseph, Lyceum Saloon, 99 King, west. 
 
 Quinn, Thomas, hotel, 18 Richmond, east. 
 
 Quinton, Wm., rule maker, 65 Adelaide, east. 
 
 Radcliif, Stephen, assistant city clerk, City Hall 
 Buildings. 
 
 RADFORD, Miss MARGARET, dressmaker, 41 
 
 Queen, west. 
 Rabally & Dubig. niannfaoturers and dealers in boots 
 
 and shoes, 145 Yonge. 
 RAILWAY HOTEL, Mrs. P. Foxley, proprietress, 
 foot of York (see card, p. 804). 
 
 RAINS, JOHN, secretary an 1 treasurer Home Dis- 
 trict Mutual Insurance Company, and Commercial 
 Building and Investment Society, corner Yonge 
 and Adelaide, up stairs. 
 
 Ramsay, James, grocer, 118 Sayer. 
 
 Ramsay, James, grocer. 111 Agnes. 
 RAMSAY, R. H., provision dealer, 44 St. Law- 
 rence Arcade. 
 
 Ramsay, Wm., grocer and provision dealer 37 and 
 
 89 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 Ramsay, Wm., grocer, 126 Berkeley. -■ 
 
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 RAMSAY, WM., importer and wholesale grocer, 
 wine and spirit merohaot, 86 Front, east. 
 
 Randall, Peter R., pablinher, 12 Toronto. 
 
 Ranaom, C. H., receiring teller. Commercial bank, 
 Wellington, west. 
 
 BANSO.M, WM. W., manager Quebec Bank, 34 
 Wellington, east. 
 
 Rapley, Mrs., clothes dealer, 359 Queen, west. 
 
 RATTRAY, ALEXANDER, baker, 148 Yonge. 
 
 Rattraj, Frederick A., wholesale and retail dealer in 
 groceries and proTisions, 242 Yonge, cor. Louisa. 
 
 Rattray, J., baker and confectioner, 816 Yonge. 
 
 Rawe, James, photographer, 137 King, east. 
 
 Rawlin, Wm., contractor, 87 Centre. 
 
 Rawlinson, Thomas W., book-keeper, 223 Church. 
 
 Razzonlco, Antonio, grocer, 123 Queen, west. 
 
 Read, David B., barrister, &o., C2 Church. 
 
 READ, JOHN B , barrister, &o., 64 Church. 
 
 Reed, John, painter and glazier, 32 Adelaide, east. 
 
 Reehill, Thomas, prop. East Market Hotel, 23 East 
 Market Square. 
 
 Reesly & Dosson, oil manufacturers, 800 King, east. 
 
 Reeves, Richard, baker and grocer, 58 Centre. 
 
 Reeves, Samuel, baker 277 Queen, west. 
 
 REFOUD, WILLL\M, grocer, wine ^and spirit 
 dealer, 27 Palace. 
 
 REFORD, DILLON & CO., wholesale grocers and 
 commission merchants, 12 Wellington east (see 
 card, p. 832). 
 
 Registry Office for the United Counties of York and 
 Peel, 21 Toronto. 
 
 Reid, E., tavern keeper, 138 York. 
 
 Reid, Juhn, prop. Dove Hotel, 145 Elizabeth. 
 
 Reid, John, importer and wholesale dealer in fruits 
 and oysters, 175 Yonge, and 111 King, west. 
 
 Reid, Wm., grocer, 123 Elizabeth. 
 
 REID, C. P., & Co., importers and wholesale wine 
 and spirit merchants, 3 Wellington, east (see card, 
 p. 832). 
 
 Rennardson, George, gunsmith. 182 King, east. 
 
 Rescue Hotel, Francis Loader, proprietor. Front. 
 
 REVERE HOUSE, Riley & May, proprietors, cor- 
 ner King and York. 
 
 REYiNOLDS, CHARLES P., book-keeper for C. P. 
 Reid & Co., boards at American Hotel. 
 
 Reynolds, Francis, baker and retail dealer in groce- 
 ries and provisions, 829 Yonge. 
 
 Reynolds, John, grocer. Queen, corner Pine. 
 
 Reynolds, John, proprietor, Reynolds' Hotel, 66 
 Front, east. 
 
 Reynolds, Richard, boot and shoemaker and dealer, 
 150 Yonge. 
 
 Rice, Wra. H., Toronto Wire Works, 35 Grosvenor. 
 
 Richards, Henry, grocer, 370 Queen, west. 
 
 Richards, Stephen, jun., Q.C., and agent for Attor- 
 ney General for Upper Canada, corner King and 
 Yonge. 
 
 Richards, Hon. Wm. B., judge, 409 Yonge. 
 
 Richards & Jackson, barristers, attorneys and solici- 
 tors, south west corner King and Yonge. 
 
 Richardson, Hugh, harbor inaster. Front, west. 
 
 Richardson, Rev. James, S '. Joseph, Clover Hill. 
 
 Richardson, James, butohev, 202 Queen, east 
 
 Richardson, James H., ph'/sician, 116 Bay. 
 
 RICHEY, LEWIS, carpeuter, joiner and builder, 
 868 Queen, west (see ciird, p. 822). 
 
 BICUEY & HARRIS, dealers in stores, grates, tin 
 sheet iron, japanned go ids and h«fU8e furnishing 
 goods, oils, &c., 6 St. Jan^es Bai'uings, 126 King, 
 east, 
 
 RIDDEL, A. A., physician and surgeon, 217 Queen, 
 east. 
 
 RIDDEL. C. J. & Co., chemisU and druggists, 217 
 
 Queen, east. 
 Riddell, Francis, bnker and saloon, 60 Edward. 
 RIDDELL, JOHN, merchont tailor, '.) King, west 
 
 (see card, p. H22). 
 Ridley, James McGill, 2nd teller (Branch) Bank of 
 
 Montreal, Yonge, corner Front. 
 Ridout, Grant, clerk in Registry office, 21 Toronto. 
 Ridout, John, regi.itrar for the United Counties of 
 
 York and Peel, 21 Toronto. 
 RIDOUT Bros. & Co., importers and dealers in shelt 
 
 and heavy hardware, 2 King, east, corner Yonge 
 
 (see carl, p. 8.'54). 
 RILEY, BROTHERS, butchers. 111 Queen, west(3ee 
 
 card, p. 828). 
 RILEY & MAY, proprietors, Revere House, corner 
 
 King and York. 
 Riley & Roddy, foremen job printing office, Wesleyan 
 
 Book Rooms, King, east. 
 Ringham, George, tinsmith and dealer in tinware, 
 
 631 Yonge. 
 Risley, Samuel, consulting mechanical engineer, 64 
 
 York. 
 Ritchey, John jun., dealer in dry goods and clothing, 
 
 3 St. Lawrence Buildings, 157 King, ea.st. 
 Ritchie, Charles, patrol sergeant, TiTonto Police 
 
 Force. 
 Ritchie, John, plumber and gasfittcr, 102 King, 
 
 east. 
 Roach, John, proprietor Roach's Hotel, corner 
 
 George and Palace. 
 ROAF, JOHN (of Roaf & Downey) barrister, &c., 
 
 Mechanics' Institute ; house, Charles. 
 Roaf, John, jun., M. A., vice-president Osgoode 
 
 Club. 
 ROAF & DOWNEY, barristers, &o., Mechanics' In- 
 stitute, ( hurch, corner Adelaide. 
 Robarts, John W., clerk Canada Company's Office, 
 
 102 King, east. 
 Roberts, Geo., cabinetmaker and furniture dealer, 
 
 168 Yonge. 
 Roberts, Wm., pork merchant, 32 St. Lawrence 
 
 Market. 
 ROBERTSON, ALEX., boot and shoemaker, 29 
 
 King, west (see card, p. 834). 
 Robertson, Charles, secretary Freehold Permanent 
 
 Building and Savings Society, corner Church and 
 
 Court. 
 Robertson, Charles, wharfinger and commission 
 
 merchant ; office, Robertson's Wharf. 
 Robertson, John, importer and wholesale dealer in 
 
 staple and fancy dry goods, 70 Yonge. 
 Robertson, John R., proprietor Merchants' Press, 
 
 book and job printing, 60 King, east. 
 Robertson, W. J., discount clerk Commercial Bank, 
 
 Wellington, west 
 Robertson, Wm., grocer, 205 Church. 
 Robertson, Wm., tinsmith and dealer in stoves, 286 
 
 Yonge. 
 Robinson, Charles, jeweller and paper box manu- 
 facturer, 96 Yonge. 
 Robinson, Christopher, barrister, attorney & solici- 
 tor at law, 7 Wellington Chambers, Jordan. 
 ROBINSON, GEORGE, butcher, 2 St. Lawrence 
 
 Arcade. 
 Robinson, George, grocer, 409 King, east 
 Robinson, Sir James Lukin, conveyancer, solicitor, 
 
 &c., 1 Wellington Chambers. 
 Robinson, Miss I., milliner and dressmaker, 386 
 
 Yonge. 
 Robinson, J. L., barrister, 14 Wellington Chambers, 
 
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 Robinson, filtt'le. pliyHician itnil surgeon, HW VonKe. 
 HOm.NXON, rilOMAH, dry good:., clotliing and 
 
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 R()1UN.S().V. TIIOM v.«<. barber, ITJ Vongo. 
 Rjbinsori, lion Win B., o in nis- >iior Cimada Cum- 
 
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 Robiiidon. Joseph fi (\> , jewellers, Ao , 15 King, 
 
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 niid wliolesatu dualera in boot.s aiiii wUoes, 64 
 Yonge. 
 
 Ilol)iii!<on h Nf(;Dride, barfi-iters, &a , over oM Bank 
 of Toronto, Church. 
 
 Roby, Jiiine)), grocer, 188 (X-ntre. 
 
 UochoHter House, E ll^inlnn, proprietor, (50 Biy. 
 
 Roddy, Mrj(. J., grocer, i:i;i Uerkeley. 
 
 lloddy, Robert, clerk in city clerk s office, City Hall 
 niiildingH. 
 
 Roddy, Thomiia, gheriff's builiff, Court House. 
 
 RODKV, !■;. K., reporter, daily Leader, 03 King, 
 east. 
 
 Rodon, Mrs., matron, General Hospilal. 
 
 Uodjfers, .Mrs., grocor, I'arliamcnt, cortiur Duchess. 
 
 ROU(jKR>S, S. & G., 8ur);ical, instrument and scale 
 manufacturer and raachfnists, rear lO'J Yooge. 
 
 Rogan, J., grocer, 'M'^ Queen, west. 
 
 Rogers, C. K.. hatter and furrier, l.'jIJ Kino;, east. 
 
 Rogers, Charles, carpenter and builder, 162 Parlia- 
 ment. 
 
 ROOiWlS, JAMES H., raanufacturer and dealer in 
 ImtH, cups, furs, robes. Urn., IW King, cast, (see 
 card, p. 8;{4). 
 
 Rogers, John, agent, crockery store, 13 St. Law- 
 rence Arcade. 
 
 Rogers, Samuel, house, sign and ornamontal pain- 
 tor, 106 Buy. 
 
 Rogers, W. p., grocer, King, corner River. 
 
 Rojiers, \Vm., carpenter, 344 Yonge. 
 
 ROLLO & ADAM, general booksellers, stationers 
 ami publishers. 01 King, east (see card, p. 830). 
 
 Rolph, J. T., steel and copper plate engraver, 85 
 King, west. 
 
 Rolph, John, physician, 18 Oerrard, west. 
 
 ROUME, THO.MAS F, organ builder, Clarke's 
 Buildings, Yonge, near Qrosvenor (see card, p. 
 830). 
 
 Rooney, James, grocer, 22 Victoria. 
 
 ROONEY, P. & Co , importers of fnncy and staple 
 dry goods, 00 Yonge, opposite Bank of Upper 
 Canada. 
 
 RORDANS & FiNCH, law stationers and law litho- 
 graphers, 44 Church (see card, p. 830). 
 
 RoHbacb, George A., batcher, 78 Queen, west. 
 
 ROSE, HENRY J., (.successor to John Coombe,) 
 chemist and druggist, 165 Yonge, corner Rich- 
 mond. 
 
 Roscbrugh, Dr., A.M., oculist, &c., 42 King, east. 
 
 Rosenfeld, J., whole.sale manufacturer of blacking 
 and glue, foot of York, near Union Depot. 
 
 Ross, Charles, clerk, Custom House. 
 
 Ross, David, confectioner, J95 Queen, west. 
 
 Ross, David, grocer, 65 Queen, west. 
 
 ROSS, JAMES, physician, 74 Caroline. 
 
 Ross, John, undertaker, 208 Adelaide, west. 
 
 ROSS, LAUDER & PATTESON, barristerj, main 
 entrance. Masonic Hall. 
 
 Rossenburg, S., wi»tchmaker and jeweller, 169 King, 
 east. 
 
 Rossin, M. & Brc, 3 Jordan. 
 
 Roa((h, Jame<i, flour inspeetor, 60 Front, eut. 
 
 Rowell it I'ayno, brewers, 111) Agnfs. 
 
 Rowland, John, dealer in dry goodd an<l millinery, 
 
 173 Vonge. 
 ROWSEI.L, HRNRV, book viler, stationer, blank 
 
 hook niiiiiufa(!lui-er an I liiiokbiiidiT, '>'• King, east, 
 ROWSELL & ELLIS, book and job printers, 71 
 
 King, east, and ('unit 
 Roy. Miss, ilrps"in ikiT, 8 I5nnd. 
 ROYAL INSUR.VNCIO COMPANY, F. H. Hew.ird, 
 
 niaiia;{er: Alexiindei- Davidson, inspector; corner 
 
 Yung'! and VVelliogton. 
 Royal Lyceum, King stroot, west, A. Maofarland, 
 
 lessee and manai^er. 
 ROYAL MAIL LINE OFFICE, N. Milloy, agent, 
 
 8 Front, ea.st. 
 ROYAL U.VION INN, John Poiilter, proprietor, 
 
 2')2 Queen, west. 
 Royle, James, dyer, lOt York. 
 Ruley, JaiiK's, Hour and feed, 81 Church. 
 RUSE, CHARLLS, grocer, 384 Adelaide, west. 
 Rush, Francis, gnicer, 415 Queen, west. 
 Russell, .Vrihur W., importer of watches and jew- 
 ellery, 20 Toronto. 
 RuMsell, J. P , physician and surgeon, 148 Bay. 
 RUTHERFORD, E. IL, vico-prcsident Consumers' 
 
 Gas Company, and vice-president (Head OHice) 
 
 Bank of Upper Canada, Yonge, corner (^nlborno. 
 Rutledge, T., ale and porter bottler, 89 Yonge. 
 Ryan, D., tavci u koopc , 38S Qieen, west. 
 Ryan, James B., imp irter and deaii-f in hurdware, 
 
 agricultural implements, &c., 114 Yoiiga. 
 Ryan, John, blacksmith, 3 j Palace. 
 Ryan, Jnhn, fliur and feed store, 170 Parliament. 
 Ryan, John, tinsmith, 301) King, east. 
 Ryder, Thomas, waggon maker, 188 Queon, west. 
 Ryerson, Rev. E^jorton, D. D., Chief Supcrinten<lent 
 
 of Education for Upper Canada, house 151 V'ic- 
 
 toria. 
 Ryerson, Rev. George, bouse 110 Bay. 
 8ADD, J.VMES, tobacconist and dealer ia cigars, 
 
 pipes, &o., 07 King, east. 
 Sage, Mrs. Elizabeth R., dealer and manufacturer 
 
 of fancy goods, '204 Yonge. 
 Sallett, Margaret, boarding house, 40 Louisa. 
 Sampson, David A., M. A., barrister, 01 Colborne. 
 SAMUEL, M. & L , importers and dealers in metals, 
 
 22 King, east (see card, p. 830). 
 Samierson, George, grocer, 191 Elizabeth. 
 SANDERSON, 8. M , wholesale and retail dealer 
 
 in boots, shoos, rubbers, &b., 107 King, east. 
 Sanderson & Co., bakers, 51 Terauley. 
 SANFORD, .McINNES & CO., wholesale manufac- 
 turers of clothing, 62 Yonge (see card, p. H30). 
 Sangster, J. II., protVMSor of chemistry, Normal 
 
 School. 
 Sanson, Rev. Alexander E., Church of England, 343 
 
 King, east. 
 SAPONIFIER LYE, Erastus Burnham, agent, 161 
 
 Yonge. 
 Sarg-»nt & Shaver, dry goods, clothing, boots and 
 
 shoes, loU King, east, s 2 St. Lawrence Buildings. 
 Saulter Bros., wood merchants and ship ownere, 
 
 Church Street Whirf. 
 Saunders, Reuben, rag merchant, 50 James. 
 Sauvadet, Rev. Andrew, Roman Catholic, house 160 
 
 Duramer. 
 Siiwdon, George, tinsmith, 354J Yonge. 
 Sayer, Wm., carpenter and stair builder, reai- 199 
 
 Yonge. 
 Scaddiiig, Alfred, printing material tnanufaoturcr 
 
 38^ King, west. 
 
 
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 Soadding, Charles, seeretary Home District Savings 
 
 Bank, adjoiuiog Commeroial Bank, Wellington, 
 
 west. 
 Scaddtng, Edward A., assistant policy clerk, British 
 
 America Insurance Company. 
 Soadding, Kev. Kenry, D. D., Church of England, 
 
 librarian Canadian Institute. 
 Soadding, Wm., paying toller, Commeroial Bank, 
 
 Wellington, west. 
 Scales, Alexander, boarding house keeper. Masonic 
 
 Hall. 
 Scanlan, Cornelius, saloon keeper. Sumach, corner 
 
 Winchester. 
 Scanlan, John, landing waiter. Custom House. 
 Scarlett, E. C, lumber and planing mill, 497 Queen, 
 
 west. 
 Scarth, Jas. L., assistant accountant Branch Bank 
 
 of Montreal, corner Yonge and Front. 
 SCHBDLB, CHARLES, tobacconist, 98 Fork. 
 SchlUter, E., French and Oermaa master Upper 
 
 Canada College. 
 Schoales, Uichard, grocer, 161 Lumley. 
 Scholefield, Joshua & Sons, Hardware Pattern 
 
 Rooms, 2 Toronto. 
 Schomberg, Q., furniture polisher, 14 Queen, west, 
 
 and Yonge, corner Gerard. 
 Sohreiber, W. G., 14 Weil\pgton Chambers, Jordan. 
 Schroder, Henry, Lager Beer Saloon, 41 Colborne. 
 Schuster, Leopold, cigar manufacturer, 841 Queen, 
 
 west. 
 Scollard, M., bank note department (Head Office) 
 
 Bank of Upper Canada, Yonge, corner Colborne. 
 Score, R. J., merchant tailor and clothier, 81 J King, 
 
 east. 
 Scott, Henry, book-keeper, 114 Parliament. 
 SCOTT, HUGH, agent London and Lancashire Fire 
 
 Insurance Company, and secretary Canada Fire 
 
 Insurance Company, Mutual and Guarautee, On- 
 tario Hall, Court. 
 Scott, James, importer of dry goods, wholesale and 
 
 retail, 97 King, east. 
 Scott, John, butcher, 12 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 Scott, Joseph, buteher, 22 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 Scott, Thos. C, surreyor of customs, Custom House. 
 Scott, Thos. R., dealer in dry goods, 160 Yonge. 
 SCOTT & DeGRASSI, fire and marine insurance 
 
 and land agents, brokers and accountants, Ontario 
 
 Hall, Church, corner Court. 
 SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL ASSURANCE COM- 
 PANY, George L. Maddison, agent, 16 Toronto. 
 Scoville, J. N. & Co., Locomotire Works and oar 
 
 wheel manufacturers. Front, opp. Queen's Hotel. 
 Scully, Wm., baker, 114 Church. 
 Scaright, Miss Martha, dressmaker, 46 Power. 
 Seath, James L., assistant accountant Bank of,Moa- 
 
 troal. 
 Sebastian, Wm. A., fancy store. Queen, corner 
 
 James. 
 Seels, John, saloon and restaurant, 166 King, west. 
 Softon, H. F., music teacher, 228 Church. 
 SEGSWORTH, JOHN, importer & dealer in watches, 
 
 clocks, jewellery, &o.. 118 Yonge. 
 Selway, Matthew, denier in grooeries'and prorisions, 
 
 manufacturer of boot and shoe lasts, 249 Yonge. 
 SESSIONS, CARPENTER & Co., manufacturers, 
 
 importers and wholesale dealers in boots, shoes, 
 
 leather and findings, 3 Wellington, west (see 
 
 card, p. 838). 
 ScTers, James, bailiff of dirision court, 58 Adelaide, 
 
 east. 
 Severs, J. W., solioitor, &o., 58 Adelaide, east. 
 Bewgler, John, grocer, 248 Queen, west. 
 
 SHACK, A , tobacco manufacturer, 63 Front, east 
 (see card, p. 838). 
 
 Shakspeare Hotel, Samuel Thompson, proprietor, 
 corner King and York. 
 
 SHANAHAN, Mrs. E , manufacturer and dealer in 
 boots and shoes, 183 Yonge. 
 
 SHANAHAN, JAMES, manufacturer and dealer in 
 boots and shoes, 133 Yonge. 
 
 Shanly, F., ciril engineer and contractor, 54 York. 
 
 Shapter, John T., druggist, 73 Yonge. 
 
 Shaw, John, agent, Justus Dunn, produce and com- 
 mission merchant, corner Church and Culborne. 
 
 Shaw, W. J., groceries, wines & liquors, 135 Yonge. 
 
 Shea, John, contractor, 109 Seaton. 
 
 Sheard & Irving, architects, corner Yonge and Ade- 
 laide, up stairs. 
 
 Shedden, John & Co., general cartage agents for 
 Grand Trunk Railway and Great Western Railway, 
 42 Front, east. 
 
 Sbeppard, Jacob, cabinet maker, turner, &c., 845 
 Yonge. 
 
 Sheppard, Matthew, proprietor of Prince of Wales 
 Inn, 633 Yonge. 
 
 SHEPPARD, ROBERT, marble manufacturer, 171 
 Queen, west (see card, p. 840). 
 
 SHEPPARD, Wm. H., manufact>:rer in marble, 
 stone & slate, 173 Queen, west (soe card, p. 810). 
 
 Sherlock, George, law writer, 20 Toronto. 
 
 Sherwin. Joseph, grocer, 38 Centre. 
 
 SHERWOOD, L. P., deputy'city registrar, first floor 
 Edinburgh Insurance Buildings, Wellington, west. 
 
 SHERWOOD, SAMUEL, city registrar, first floor 
 Edinburgh Insurance Buildings, Wellington west. 
 
 Shewan, M., bookseller and stationer, 1 and 3 St. 
 Lawrence Buildings, King, east. 
 
 Shields, Hugh, boot and shoemaker, 35 Queen, west. 
 
 Shipway, Charles, provision dealer, 257 Yonge. 
 
 Short, Bernard, hotel, 80 Batburst. 
 
 Short, Wm., proprietor. City Arms Hotel, 36 West 
 Market Square. 
 
 SHRIVE, RICHARD, proprietor. Bank Saloon, cor- 
 ner Yonge and Queen (see card, p 784). 
 
 Shurrs, J., vinegar manufacturer, 106 York. 
 
 Sibbit, Wm., gro«er, Carleton, corner Church. 
 
 Silles, John, foreman, for G. H. Wyatt, Brewery 
 Wharf. 
 
 Silvas, M., harness maker, 253 King, eaU. 
 
 Silverthorne, John, grocer, 79 Queen, west. 
 
 Silverthorne, Mrs. L., milliner, 46 King, east. 
 
 Simmers, J. A., seedsman, corner Front and West 
 Market Square. 
 
 Simmons, Abel, boot and shoemaker, 163} York. 
 
 Simpson, George, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 
 1 and 2 City Hall Buildings. 
 
 SIMPSON & DUNSPAUGH, chemists and druggists, 
 44 King, east. 
 
 SIMS, JOHN, manufacturer and dealer in boots and 
 shoes, 121 Yonge. 
 
 Sinclair, Hugh, landing waiter. Custom House. 
 
 Sinclair, John, dealer in furniture, 245 Yonge. 
 
 Sinclair, J. & F. G., grocers, wine and spirit mer- 
 chants, 12 Palace. 
 
 SINGER'S GENUINE SEWING MACHINES, 0. 
 W. Folts, agent, 34 King, east (see card, p. 808) 
 
 SKINNER, COLIN, dealer in groci^ries and pro- 
 visions, 374 Yonge (see card, p. 840). 
 
 Skinner, Rufus, grocery and provision dcjklor, 149 
 Yonge. 
 
 Skynner, Hettry, deputy sheriff for United Counties 
 of York and Peel, Court House. 
 
 Skynner, Wra., clerk in sheriff's office. Court House. 
 
 Slater, W. J., dentist, 278 Yonge. 
 
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 COMER OF TEMPERANCE AND BAY STREETS, TORONTO. 
 
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 115 UrEEX STREET WEST, TORONTO, 
 
 BRASS FOVNDER, PLlI.>fBER, STEAM AND GAS FITTER, ENGINEER, 
 
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 Wire Copt for Bottles. Soda FounlAliin, Apparatn*. and IhHtle Ktlluri mnde to ordnr. Aim, uny kind of Brus Work, Guage Cockl, 
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 Slatter, James, confectioner, 191 Queen, west. 
 
 Sleniin, S., bnker, 73 Queen, west. 
 
 Sleigli, Miss Isabella, fancy goods and Tariety store, 
 
 260 Yonge. 
 Sloane, John, carter, 264} Queen, west. 
 Stotcsbury, C. K., superintendent Metropolitan 
 
 Water Company, 167 Yongo. 
 Small, Chas. C, clerk of Crown and Common Pleas, 
 
 Osgondc Hall ; bouse 299 King, east. 
 Small, Jas. C, corresponding clerk (Branch) Bank 
 
 of Upper Canada. 
 Small, John T., physician. 111 Church. 
 Small, Rev. John W., 100 Shuter. 
 Small, Joseph S., clerk Bank of Montreal. 
 Small, Thomas, physician. 111 Church. 
 Smalt, W. S., clerk Commoroial Bank, Wellington, 
 
 west 
 Smallwood, T. W. F. (colored) saw filer, 19 Kich- 
 
 mond, east. 
 Smith, A., auctioneer, 179 Queen, west. 
 SMITH, A., veterinary surgeon, Licentiate Edin- 
 burgh Veterinary College, 50 Temperance (see 
 
 card, p. 838). 
 Smith, A., saddle and harness maker, 650 Queen, 
 
 west. 
 Smith, A. F., corresponding secretary Ontario 
 
 Literary Society. 
 Smith, Alexander, brush manufacturer, 64 Dundaf, 
 
 opposite Lunatic Asylum. 
 SMITH, ALEX. C, proofreader in Mitchell's Direc- 
 tory Office, 16 King, east. 
 Smith, Alfred, general agent, 179 Queen, west. 
 Smith, D. W., Toronto dye works, 75 King, west. 
 SMITH, DAVID, saddle and harness maker, 650 
 
 Queen, west. 
 Smith, David sergeant Toronto Police Force. 
 Smith, Edwin, proprietor Smith's Hotel, 60 Adel- 
 aide, east. 
 Smith, Frederick, conductor Street Railway. 
 Smith, Oeorge, dining saloon, 66 Front, east. 
 Smith, Q. C, eating saloon, 88 Church. 
 SMITH, HENRY, servants' registry office, 12 Adel- 
 aide, east. 
 SMITH, JAMES, architect and civil engineer, 11 
 
 King, w»st. 
 Smith, Jumes, proprietor Union Railway Dining 
 
 Rooms and Bur. 
 Smith, James, F., barrister, attorney and solicitor, 
 
 corner Yonge and King. 
 Smith, James L., corresponding clerk and land 
 
 department ( Head Office) Bank of Upper Canada, 
 
 Yonge, corner Colborne. 
 Smith, Mrs., grocer, 94 Victoria. 
 Smith, R., Fireman's Hall, Bay. 
 Smith, R. W., assistant secretary Ontario Literary 
 
 Society. 
 Smith, Richard, proprietor Blacksmitb's Arras, 440 
 
 Queen, west. 
 Smith, Thomas, alderman, house and .^'gn painter, 
 
 22 and 24 Wellington west. 
 SMITH, THOMAS, brass founder and plumber, 95 
 
 Queen, west (see card, p. 838). 
 Smith, Thomas M., grocer, 210 Queen, west. 
 Smith, W. H.. carpenter, lOSheppard. 
 Smith, Wm,, propr. Fermanagh Inn, 10 Victoria. 
 Smith, Wm., boot and shoemaker, 321 King, east. 
 Smith, Wm., builder, 11 Miiitlan 1. 
 Smith, Wm., physician and surgeon, 292 Yonge. 
 Smith, Wra., gmoer, 44 Duchess. 
 Smith, W , printer and fruit dealer, 92 J Queen, west. 
 Smith, Wm , stock, exchange and estate broker, 19 
 
 Toronto Exchange, Wellington, east. 
 
 Smith, Wm., waggon maker, 141 Duke. 
 
 SMITH, A. M. & CO , (.\. M. Smith, M.P.P. ,and 
 
 John Smith) wholesale grocers, produce and com- 
 mission merchants, 77 and 79 Front (see card, 
 
 p. 840). 
 SMITH, J. E. k CO., wholesale grocers, wine and 
 
 spirit merchants, 33 Church. 
 Smith, T. &Son, lumber merchants. Front, opposite 
 
 the Queen's Hotel. 
 Smith. Burke & Co , builders and lumber merchants, 
 
 246 Yonge. 
 SMITH & CAULKINS, broom manufacturers, 434 
 
 Yonge (see card. p. 840). 
 SMITH & THOMAS, proprietors English Chop 
 
 House, 30 King, west. 
 Smith & Wills, wholesale confectioners, 264 Yongo. 
 Smith & Wood, barristers, attorneys and solicitors, 
 
 corner King and Yonge. 
 Smyth, Charles, grocer, 68 Hayter. 
 Snarr, Qeorge, butcher, 10 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 Snarr, Thomas, builder, bouse 168 Qeorgo. 
 Soader, F., tavern keeper, 426 Front. 
 Soady, James, boot and shoemaker, 231 Yonge. 
 Soho Foundry, M. Dickey & Co., proprietors, 22 
 
 Beverly. 
 Soldiers' Institute, Victoria Hall, Samuel Martin, 
 
 superintendent. 
 SoUeder, John, undertaker, 222 Kin?, east. 
 Sorley, J. B , chemist and druggiet, 288 Queen, 
 
 west. 
 Sorley, James B., leather and general commission 
 
 merchant, 45 Yonge. 
 Soyer, Alfred, confectioner, 131 Yonge. 
 Sparrow, Qeorge, manufacturer and dealer in boots 
 
 and shoes, 108 Yonge. 
 Sparrow, W. H., clerk at H. Piper's 83 Yonge. 
 Spaulding & Warwick, proprietors Montreal House, 
 
 148 King, west. 
 Spence, J., baker, 147 York. 
 Spence, John, grocer, 195 Queen, west. 
 Spence, Robert, collector of customs, Custom House, 
 
 corner Yonge and Front. 
 Spencer & McDonald, barristers, attorneys, &o., 20 
 
 Toronto. 
 Spooner, James, tobacconist, 41 King, east. 
 Spottiswood, Jtts., buiMer, Sydenham, corner Beach. 
 Spratt, Robert, produce and commission merchant, 
 
 31 Church. 
 Spreule, Samuel, accountant, notary public, &o., 
 
 Jordar, corner King. 
 SPRY, DANIEL, clerk Post Office. 
 Sproatt, Henry, ginger beer manufacturer, corner 
 
 Niagara and Queen. 
 SPUROEON, JOHN, boot and shoemaker, 262 King, 
 
 east. 
 SQUIRE, GEORGE, flour and feed, 141 York. 
 St.tck, M., fruits, confectioneries, &c., 222 Yonge. 
 Stack, Morris, merchant tailor, 1' 8 King, east. 
 Stain, Wra., grocer and fancy store, Sayer, comer 
 
 Elm. 
 STANBURY & Co., importers of dry goods, 18 Wel- 
 lington, west. 
 Stanley, Wm., house and sign painter, 8 Louisa. 
 Stanton, Wra H., barrister. Provincial Chambers. 
 
 2 Court. 
 Staunton, M, iraporter and manufacturer of paper 
 
 hanginjjs of every description, corner of Yonge 
 
 and King. 
 Steel, John, grocer and provision dealer, 5 City Hall 
 
 Buildings. 
 Steener, N. L., worker in marble and stone, 273 
 
 Yonge 
 
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 Keep constantly on hand a LARGE AND CAREFULLY SELECTED STOCK, their own importation. 
 
 TEAS — Young Hyson, Gunpowder, Oolong, Souchong and Congo. 
 
 SUG-AHS — Muscovado, Yellow Refined and Broken Loaf. 
 
 COFFEES — Laguayra, Jamaica and Rio. 
 
 TOBACCOS— Half lbs., Ss, lOs, Fig and Natural Leaf. 
 
 FRUIT — Layer, M. R. and Valencia Raisins, Currants, Figs, Prunes, &o. 
 
 NUTS— Almonds, Filberts, Walnuts, &o. 
 
 SPICES — Black Pepper, Allspice, Nutmegs, CIotcs, Ginger. 
 
 OILS — Salad Oil (pints and quarts), Elephant^Raw and Boiled Linseed. 
 
 FISH — Codfish, Herring, No. 1 Labrador, and Red Her.iDg. 
 
 SUNDBIES — Golden Syrup, Molasses, Pickles, Mustard, Vinegar, Bi-Carbonate Soda, Soda 
 
 Crystals, Paints, Putty, Venetian Red, (Jut Nails (assorted), Window Glass, Saltpetre, Extract 
 
 of Logwood, Madder, Indigo, Patent Pails, Corn Brooms, &o. 
 
 H^MS, BA^CON", BA.RREL PORK, 
 
 hich will be SOLD TO THE TRADE ON LIBERAL TERMS at the lowest possible advances. 
 Liberal Cash Advances on Country Produce on Consignment. 
 
 SMITH & CA-ULKIlSrS, 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF BROOMS AND BRUSHES, 
 
 ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 
 FACTORY AND OFFICE, No. 434 YONGE STREET, TORONTO. 
 
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 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEB8 IN 
 
 AMERICAN HOPS, CHEESE, BACON, HAMS, LARD, BUTTER, &c. 
 
 so, SI & 93 ST. LAWREIVCE MARKET, TOROIVTO. 
 
 R. SHEPPARD, 
 
 MAEBLS 4 STO'M W0EK;S, 
 
 171 QUEJSN STREET WEST, NEAR SIMCOE STUEKT, 
 
 TORONTO, 
 
 Keepg eoDstantly on hand, and will ftirnlith t» order, all kinds of 
 
 MONUMK.VTS, TOHBS, UEADSTONKS, 4o., 
 
 or amiucau and itauan marblm. 
 
 W. H. SHEPPARD, 
 
 Manufacturer in Marble, Stone k Slate, 
 
 173 QUKKN STREET WEST, TURONTO. 
 
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 Mantle Piecaa, HeartliK, Furniture Slabii, Tablets, Fonts, WIrdow 
 
 Drewtngs, Rinkn, Sun DIale. Stovo tiniiiK« of Sua|i Htolia, 
 
 Fir< Bricks, IMaatf r of I>aris, gtOT* Pipe Stones, and 
 
 Works Ibr Building In general. 
 
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 Stephens, Mrs. Ann, grocery and taTem keeper, 83 
 Elizabeth. 
 
 Stephens, James, produce and commission mer- 
 chant, 842 Yonge. 
 
 Stephens, Joseph, grocer, 16 Agnes. 
 
 Sterling, John, boot and shoemaker and dealer, G8 
 King, east. 
 
 STEWARD, WM., manager Marine Department 
 British America Assurance Company, Church, 
 corner Court (see card, p. 784). 
 
 Steward, Wm., saddle, harness and trunk manufac- 
 turer, 142 Yonge. 
 
 Stewart, Miss I. A., boarding bouse, 43 Richmond, 
 east. 
 
 Stewart, Mrs. Olive, Ladies' Seminary, 158 Church. 
 
 Stewart, P. II., book and job printer, 81 Yonge. 
 
 Stewart, Thomas, butcher, 19 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 
 Stewart, Wm., road master Northern Railway. 
 
 St. Germain, A. H., editor and publisher Evening 
 (weekly) Journal, 81 Yonge. 
 
 STIBB8, JAMES, notary public, money br>ker, 
 &c., 20 Adelaide, west. 
 
 STIBBS, VV. J., architect and civil engineer, 20 
 
 STIKEMAN, JOHN C, agent North British and 
 
 Mercantile Insurance Company, 32 King, east (see 
 
 card, opposite inside back cover). 
 Stitt, James, looker, Custom House. 
 St. Lawrence Buildings, King, east. 
 ST. LAWRENCE FOUNDRY AND MACHINE 
 
 SHOP, W. Hamilton & Son, proprietors, Palace, 
 
 opposite Jail. 
 St. Lawrence, Richard, family grocery. Palace. 
 St. Michael's College, Very Rev. J. M. Soulerin, 
 
 superior, St. Joseph's, Clover Hill. 
 Stock, James, grocer, wines and produce, 16 Palace. 
 Stone, Wm., potash manufacturer, 806 King, east. 
 Stoner, Henry, Avenue House, 146 Queen, west. 
 Storey, Wm., barber, 208 Queen, west. 
 Storm, Thomas, builder, Queen, corner George. 
 Storm, Wm. G., architect, 141 Queen, east. 
 Stotesbury, Chas., general agent, secretary People's 
 
 Building Society, 61 George. 
 Stow, Frederick P., broker, 22 Toronto. 
 Strachan, Henry G., writing master, Normal School. 
 STRACHAN, The Hon. & Right Rev. JOHN, D.D., 
 
 Lord Bishop of Toronto, corner Front and York. 
 Strachan, Wm., grocer. King, corner East Market 
 
 Square. 
 STRACHAN, WM. & Co., wholesale and retail 
 
 grocers, wine and spirit merchants, 28 West 
 
 Market Square. 
 Straford, R. C, clerk. City Registrar, first floor 
 
 Edinburgh Insurance Buildings, Wellington, west. 
 Strang, N., ladies second hand clothing, 86 Bay. 
 Strathy, G. W., Mus. Doc. Trinity College, principal 
 
 Musical Institute, 31 Shuter ; house 44 Bond. 
 STREET, TIMOTHY, clerk at American Hotel, 
 
 90 Caroline. 
 Strong, Samuel II., barrister, 19 Toronto. 
 STROUD & ROBERTSON, provision dealers, 50, 
 
 51 and 52 St. Lawrence Arcade (see card, p. 840). 
 Struthers, Thomas, upholsterer, 32 King, west 
 Stubbs, Jacob, Intelligence office, 17 Adelaide, east. 
 Stubbs, James H., photographer, 115 King, east. 
 Stubbs, Mrs., Intelligence office, 17 Adelaide, east. 
 Stubbs, Richard, second hand store, 18 Queen, west. 
 Stulker, John, staple and fancy dry goods dealer, 
 
 192 Yonge. 
 Sturzaker, J., saddle and harness maker, 102 York. 
 Sullivan, Augustus B., barrister, taxing officer, 
 
 Court of Common Pleas, Osgoode Hall. 
 
 Sallivan, Denis, boot k shoemaker, 560 Queen, west. 
 Sullivan, Edward, carriage maker. Queen, near 
 
 William. 
 Sullivan, Francis, undertaker, 230 King, east. 
 Sullivan, Francis, undertaker, 27 Caroline. 
 Sullivan, Mrs. J., hotel. Nelson, corner Richmond. 
 SULLIVAN, WM. B. & SULLIVAN, R., M.A., 
 
 barristers, attorneys, &o., Whittemore's Buildings, 
 
 2 Toronto. 
 Sunday School Advocate, (semi-monthly,) 80 King, 
 
 east. 
 Susand, H. E., (colored,) barber, 292} Yonge. 
 Sutherland, David, merchant tailor and clothier, 100 
 
 Yonge. 
 Sutherland, Margt., straw bonnet maker, 154 York. 
 Sutherland, Mrs., boarding house, 10 Bond. 
 Sutherland, R., grocer, 690 Queen, west. 
 Sutherland & Marshall, soap and candle manuftio- 
 
 turers, 9 Denison Avenue. 
 Swain, John, clothes cleaner, 20 Victoria. 
 Swann, J. H., juvenile clothing, &c.,57 King, west. 
 SWAN & GALBR.AITH, flour, produce and com- 
 mission merchants, 23 Church (see card, p. 844). 
 Sweeny, J. F., ticket agent, Front, near Queen's 
 
 Hotel. 
 Sweigler, John F., provision dealer, 243 Queen, west. 
 Swinboum, Henry G., mathematical instrument 
 
 maker, 24 Queen, west 
 Switzer, Benjamin, inspector Western Assurance 
 
 Company, corner Church and Colborne. 
 Sykes, W., butcher, 566 Queen, west. 
 Symons, John, solicitor & secretary, Canada Landed 
 
 Credit Co., Victoria Hall, Melinda. 
 Symons, Samuel, baggage master. Union Station. 
 Synge, Charles, marble yard, 264 Yonge. 
 Talbot & Hurst, plumbers and gas fitters, 26 Francis. 
 Tarlton, W. J., boot and shoemaker, 232 Queen, west. 
 Tasker, Henry, fruit dealer, confectioner and fancy 
 
 goods, 71 and 73 King, east. 
 Tate, Thomas F., ledger keeper Bank of Toronto, 
 
 Wellington, comer Church. 
 Taylor, A. M., through freight agent Northern 
 
 Railway, Elevator Depot. 
 Taylor, Archibald, wharfinger and coal dealer, Ma- 
 rine Insurance inspector, Taylor's Wharf. 
 Taylor, Benjamin, flour and feed, 6 Francis. 
 TAYLOR, FRANCIS P. G., lumber, commission 
 
 and shipping merchant, office, Northern Railway 
 
 Wharf ; residence, 40 Wellington Place (see card, 
 
 inside back cover). 
 Taylor, George, flour and feed, 83 Colborne. 
 Taylor, H., tavern keeper, King, corner Berkeley. 
 Taylor, Hugh, proprietor Pine Grove Inn, 208 King, 
 
 east. 
 TAYLOR, JOHN, manufacturer and dealer in cigars, 
 
 tobacco, snuff, &c., 124 Y^onge. 
 Taylor, Mary Ann, milliner and dressmaker, 605 
 
 Yonge. ^ 
 
 Taylor, Robt., boot and shoemaker, 260 Queen, west. 
 TAYLOR, SAMUEL, manager Bank of British North 
 
 America, corner Wellington and Y'onge ; residence 
 
 same, front entrance Wellington. 
 Taylor, Thomas W., M.A., barrister, president X)s- 
 
 goode Club, 66 Church. 
 Taylor, Watson, merchant tailor and clothier, 82 
 
 Yonge. 
 Taylor, Wm., dealer in dry goods, &c., 144 Yonge. 
 Taylor, Wm., boot and shoemaker, 6:;0 Yongo. 
 TAYLOR, J. & J., manufacturers of fire and burglar 
 
 proof safes, 198 Palace (see card, p. 842). 
 Taylor, John, & Bros., paper manufacturers. West 
 
 Market Square. 
 
 NEIL CURRIE, MANUFACTURER OF AGITATpRS, TANKS, &.., TORONTO. (See Card, p. 800.) 
 
842 
 
 TORONTO. 
 
 V. 
 
 TORONTO SAFE WORKS. 
 
 ENCOUKAGE HOME BIANUFACTURE. 
 
 TAYLOR'S PATKIVT. 
 
 No. 198 
 
 Palace Street, 
 
 TOKONTO. 
 
 No. 198 
 
 Palace Street, 
 
 TORONTO. 
 
 Wc challenge the world to find as perfect security against Fire and Burglars as will be found 
 in these articles ; over two thousand of them now in use in Canada, many of which have been 
 thoroughly tested in the severest Fires and 
 
 KTOT OSO-EI 
 
 XSTTESZl. je*.AJj:Tj:EiJ[>. 
 
 We would respectfully call your attention, before purchasing elsewhere, to our large and 
 
 extensive assortment of 
 
 riRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES, STEEL SAFES, FOR 
 BANKERS, JEWELLERS, MERCHANTS, &c.. 
 
 On hand and made to order. They are secured with the most approved permutation and com- 
 bination Locks, embracing from One Thousand to Twenty-four Million of changes , also, 
 
 BANK VAULTS, VAULT DOORS, SPECIE CHESTS AND BOXES, BANK LOCKS, 
 
 &C. 
 
 &c 
 
 &c. 
 
 of extra charge 
 
 Purchasers ordering from us, or our Agents, can have the interior fitted to any design, free 
 
 Wo also desire particularly to draw attention to our Parlour and Bureau House Safes. 
 
 They are finished in the most cxquisiti style, with Iron or Marble Tops to match any style 
 of household fuvuiture, and are an ornament to any Parlour or Dining Room. All ••ho wish 
 protection for their Plate, Jewellery, &c., should be furnished with -.i, , 
 
 A List of Sizes and Prices furnished on application. 
 
 J. & J. TAYLOR, 
 
 PALACE STREf:T, TORONTO. Suf,' Mannfarturers, 
 
 i t^" A number of Tksted Safes, which have bt-on ex])osc(l to the hottest firoa from 16 to 90 hours, 
 
 can be seen nt tlio Manufftctory. 
 
 W. C. CEEWETT <& CO., LITUOaRAPUERa, EWURAVERa, Ac, KING ST., TORONTO. 
 
 ^1* 
 
 
TORONTO. 
 
 843 
 
 FOR 
 
 LOCKS, 
 
 ho wish 
 
 V, 
 
 TAYLOR & GRANNIS3, (Monumental Oyster Co.,) 
 packers and dealers Baltimore and Chesapeak 
 oy8ter.^, tidh, game, fruit, &c., 91 Vonge. 
 
 Telfer, W. G., 3rd teller (Branch) Bank of Montreal, 
 corner Vonge and Front. 
 
 TERRAPIN RESTAURENT, Carlisle & McConkey, 
 proprietors, 89 King, east. 
 
 Terry, E., flour and feed, 203 Queen, west. 
 
 TERRY, JOHN, flour, grain and feed store, 251 
 King, east (nee card, p. 846). 
 
 THE CANADA CARPET AND FLOOR CLOTH 
 COMP.VNV, Henry Uinham & Co., •proprietors, 
 41 King, west (ace card, p. 810). 
 
 Thoma.s, George, insurance agent, notary public, 
 and issuer of marriage licenses, 76 King, ea.st. 
 
 Thomas, Robert, (colored) barber, 29 East Market 
 Square. 
 
 Thomas, W., architect, 175 Church. 
 
 THOMAS, J. & Co., manufacturers piano fortes, 16 
 Duke, corner George (see card). 
 
 Thomas & Arthurs, importers of dry goods, &c., 25 
 King, east. 
 
 THOMPSON, CHAS., wholesale and retail dealer 
 in groceries, wines and liquors, 77 King, east. 
 
 Thompson, Christopher, 2ud English master. Upper 
 Canada College. 
 
 Thompson, Edward, grocer, 97 Church. 
 
 Thompson, Henry, manager Consumers Gas Co., 19 
 Toronto. 
 
 Thompson, Mrs., grocer, Terauley, corner Albert. 
 
 Thompson, Mrs. Mary, boarding house, 40 Edward. 
 
 THOMPSON, N.. tobticco manufactory, 83 Queen, 
 ■wejt (see card, p. 850). 
 
 Thompson, R. S., agent London Publishing and 
 Printing Company of England, 16 King, east. 
 
 THOMPSON, ROBERT, provision dealer, 42 St. 
 Lawrence Arcade. 
 
 Thompson, Samuel, secretary Provident Life Assur- 
 ance and Investment Co., 20 Toronto. 
 
 Tbomp.son, Samuel, Shakspeare Hotel, corner King 
 and York. 
 
 Thompson, Thomas, grocer, 485 King, east. 
 
 Thompson. Thos., grocer -ind saloon keeper, Queen, 
 corner Itrock. 
 
 THOMPSON, THOS., saddle and harness manufac- 
 turer, corner King and George (see card, p. 844). 
 
 Thompson, W., waggon maker, 464 Queen, west. 
 
 THOMPSON, THOMAS & SON, importers of dry 
 goods and manufacturers clothing, millinery and 
 boots and shoes, 136 and 138 King, east. 
 
 Thompson & Gould, carpenters and joiners, rear 199 
 Yonge. 
 
 THOMSON, HUGH C, secretary Board of Agricul- 
 ture, Agricultural Hall, Queen, corner Yonge. 
 
 THOMSON, JAMES, provision dealer, 27 St. Law- 
 rence Market. 
 
 THOMSON, JAMES, painter and glazier, dealer and 
 importer in English paints, oils and German and 
 English glass, 354 Yonge. 
 
 Thomson, James E., hydraalio and gas engineer, 
 100 King, west. 
 
 THOMSON & BURNS, importers and wholesale 
 dealers in hardware, china, glass, earthenware 
 and fancy goods, corner Front and Yongo. 
 
 Thornburu, James, phjsician, 119 Church. 
 
 Thornton, James, bookseller, 198 Yonge. 
 
 Thornton, S., tinsmith, 14 Elizabeth. 
 
 Thorpe, George, grocer, 81 Church. 
 
 Thorpe, \Vm., freight agent and station master, 
 Qiu'en's WImrf 
 
 THRELKELD, JOSEPH, whip and trunk make nd 
 dealer in tobacco, 265 Yonge. 
 
 THURSTON, DAVID, United State Consulate, To- 
 ronto Agency, 12 Toronto. 
 
 TILT, JAMES, barrister, attorney at law, &o., 
 Church, corner King. 
 
 Timms, John, grocer, 2 Osgoodo. 
 
 Timpson, T. B., mathematical instrument maker, 
 16 Queen, west. 
 
 Timson, Abel, retail dealer in dry goods, 262 Yonge. 
 
 Tinning, R. & Bros., wharfinger's otiice, Tinniug's 
 Wharf. 
 
 Todd. Robert M , broker, 107 Victoria. 
 
 TORONTO CITY STEAM MILLS DI.STILLERY, 
 Gooderham & Worts, proprietors ; offii'-e, 10 and 
 11 Toronto Exchange; distillery on Trinity (see 
 card, p. 810). 
 
 TORONTO DAILY, TRI-WEL5LY AND WEEKLY 
 GLOBE, Hon. George Brown, publisher and pro- 
 prietor, 25 and 27 King, west. 
 
 Toronto Dispensary, 158 York. 
 
 Toronto Female General Protective Society and 
 Registry Ofiice, James Mills, agent, 101 Queen, 
 East. 
 
 TORONTO GENERAL HOSPITAL, Charles Gard- 
 ner, M.D., superintendent, Don, between Pine 
 and Sumach. 
 
 Toronto Horticultural Society's Garden, Carlton, 
 corner Sherborne. 
 
 Toronto Jewellery Manufactory, Wm. W. C. Mor- 
 rison, proprietor, li King, west. 
 
 Toronto Ontario Building Society, Western Assur- 
 ance Buildings, 61 Colborne. 
 
 Toronto Orphans' Home, Sullivan, near Beverley. 
 
 TORONTO PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY, 
 Wm. McKee, secretary and treasurer, corner 
 King and Church (see card, p. 826). 
 
 Toronto Public Nursery, Miss C. Clarke, matron, 
 Jarvis, corner Queen. 
 
 TORONTO ROLLING MILL COMPANY, John S. 
 Gustin, superintendent, near Don Station. 
 
 TORONTO SAFE WORKS, J. & J. Taylor, propri- 
 etors, 198 Palace (see card, p. 842). 
 
 Toronto Savings Bank, W. J. MacDonell, manager ; 
 James Stock, president ; Patrick Foy, vice-presi- 
 dent, 72 Church. 
 
 Toronto School of Medicine, Wm. T. Aikens, M.D., 
 president; H. H. Wright, M.D, secretary. 
 
 TORONTO SKIRT MANUFACTURING COM- 
 PANY, Robert H. Gray, agent, 85 Colborne. 
 
 Toronto Steam Engine Works and Stove Manufac- 
 tory, 4, 6, 8 and 10 Queen. 
 
 TORONTO STREET RAILWAY COMPANY, Wm. 
 McKee, secretary and treasurer, 173 King, east. 
 
 TORONTO TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY, John 
 Burns, president ; John Middlemiss, vice-presi- 
 dent ; Wm. Cullin, treasurer ; Thomas Parker, 
 Secretary ; Mechanics' Institute, corner Church 
 and Adelaide. 
 
 TORONTO (Weekly) MIRROR, Patrick A. O'Neill, 
 editor and proprietor, corner King and Nelson. 
 
 Toronto Wire Works, Wm H. Rice, 35 Grosvenov. 
 
 Torrance, John A., produce and commission mer- 
 chant, 24 Toronto Exchange, Wellington, east. 
 
 Townsend, Edmund, fancy store, 430 Queen, west. 
 
 TOY, SAMUEL, butcher, 1 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 
 Toye. B. B,, telegraph operator, Exchange Building, 
 Wellington, east. 
 
 Toye, Charles, merchant tailor, 190 Queen, west. 
 
 Tracie & Co., daalers in groceries, provisions, con- 
 fcctionaries, &c., 224 Yonge. 
 
 Trainor, Mrs. Mary, grocer, 38 Bathurst. 
 
 Trebilcook, John, tavern keeper, 74 Palarc. 
 
 Trenor, Peter, lumber yard, corner Nelson and Duke. 
 
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 NEIL CURRIE, MANUFACTURER OF OIL STILLS, WORMS, &o., TORONTO. (See Card, p. 800.) 
 
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844 
 
 TORONTO. 
 
 SWAN &. GALBRAITH, 
 GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 
 
 WnOLESALC AND RKTAIL 
 
 FLOUR AND PRODUCE DEALERS, 
 
 33 CHFRCH STREET, TORONTO. 
 
 CORNER OF KING AND GEORGE STREETS, TORONTO, 
 
 MANUFACTURKB OF 
 
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 ENGINE HOSE AND FIREMEN'S HATS. 
 
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 A TnoRouon and well selected stock or 
 BITS, WHIPS AND MILITARY ACCOUTREMENTS ALWAYS ON HAND. 
 
 9^ All orders pitnctually attended to and with deipatcha 
 
 TOUOISTTO ^XJOTION 3V1A.RT, 
 
 ESTABLISHED 1834. 
 
 WAKEFIELD, CO ATE & CO. 
 
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 KllSra STREET EA.8T, 
 
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 FBEDERICK W. COATE, ) 
 
 PATENT BELLOWS MANUFACTORY. 
 
 «7- AIL KINDS OF BELLOWS HADE TO OBDEB ON 8H0BTEST NOTICE. ALL WOBK WABBANTED. "SK 
 
 No. 9 DALHOUSIE STREET, TORONTO. 
 
 W, a CHEWETT & CO., PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, Ac, KING STREET EAST, TORONTO. 
 
lOKONIO. 
 
 845 
 
 JTS, 
 
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 OALBaAITn. 
 
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 HAND. 
 
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 ►RY. 
 
 Trinity College, prorost, Rer. 0. WhitUker, M.A., 
 Queen, west. 
 
 Trotter, John, tinsmith, 163 Berkley. 
 
 TROTTEU, Mrs. M. A., proprietor Trotter's Hotel, 
 20 West Market Square. 
 
 Trnmp, Daniel, grocer, 175 J York. 
 
 Tucker, W., Initclier, 370 Queen, west. 
 
 Tully, John, architect and proyiucial land suryeyor, 
 1 Toronto. 
 
 Tully, Kivas, architect and civil engineer, 11 King, 
 west. 
 
 TUNE, T., wholesale confectioner, 8 Francis. 
 
 Turley, Robert, butcher, 82 Queen, east. 
 
 TurnbuU, Robert, tailor, 84 Adelaide, east. 
 
 Turner, Mrs. Henry, seed store, 898 King, east. 
 
 Turner, John, mnchinist, 449 Yonge. 
 
 Turner, John, photographer, 79 King, east. 
 
 Turner, Robert J., barrister, solicitor, &o., York 
 Chambers, Court. 
 
 Turner, Sidney, self inking printing press manufac- 
 turer, 4 19 Yonge. 
 
 TURNER, W. J., saddle and harness maker, 287 
 Queen, west. 
 
 Turner, Wm., grocer and provision dealer, 300 
 Queen, west. 
 
 Twoby, Martin, flour and feed, C4 Palace. 
 
 TYNER, JOHN, manufacturer, importer and dealer 
 in boots and shoes, 130 Yonge. 
 
 Tyner, Richard, manufacturer and dealer in boots 
 and shoes, 117 Yonge. 
 
 Union Station of Orand Trunk Railway and Great 
 Western Railway, Esplanade, foot of York. 
 
 UNION STATION HOTEL, Wm. Osborne, proprie- 
 tor, foot York. 
 
 University Branch Lunatic Asylum, Queen's Pork. 
 
 University College, Rev. J. McCaul, LL.D., presi- 
 dent, Queen's Park. 
 
 University of Toronto, J. George Hodgins, LL.B., 
 recording clerk. 
 
 Unwin, Charles, provincial land surveyor, York 
 Chambers, Court. 
 
 UPPER CANADA BIBLE SOCIETY, Hon. Geo. W. 
 Allan, president ; Hon. Wm. McMaster, trea- 
 surer; Mr. Jtts Carless, depositary, 102 Yonge. 
 
 Upper Canada College, George R. R. Cockburn, 
 M.A., principal, King, corner Simcoe. 
 
 UPPER CANADA RELIGIOUS TRACT & BOOK 
 SOCIETY, Rev. James Richardson, D.D., presi- 
 dent ; James S. Howard, treasurer ; Mr. James 
 Carless, depository, 102 Yonge. 
 
 Urquhart, J. S., telegraph operator. Exchange 
 Buildings, Wellington, east. 
 
 Urquhart, 8. F., druggist, 104 Yonge. 
 
 Vankoughnet, J. C, accountant (Head Office) Bank 
 of Upper Canada, Yonge, corner Colbome. 
 
 Vankoughnet, M. R., barrister, Yonge, corner 
 King. 
 
 Vankoughnet, S. J., barrister, &c., 64 Church. 
 
 VARCOE, RICHARD, Globe Hotel, 163 Yonge. 
 
 Verner, F. A., artist, 16 King, east. 
 
 Verner, Frederick, artist, 46 King, east. 
 
 Vernon, N., watchmaker and jeweller, 159 Yonge. 
 
 Verral, George, grocer and cab owner, 52 Terauley. 
 
 VICKERS, JOHN J., proprietor Vickers" Northern 
 Express, 7 Toronto; house, 171 Richmond, west. 
 
 Villi ers, Mrs. Jane, house keeper. Provincial 
 Chambers. 
 
 Villiers, T., house keeper, Provincial Insurance 
 Company, Toronto, corner Court. 
 
 Vincent, B. (colored) grocer, 79 Sayer. 
 
 Vincent, Rev. C, St. Basil's College, St. Joseph. 
 
 Vincent & MoCaun, hatters and furriers, 103 Yonge. 
 
 Virtue, Yorston & Co., pifblishers, London (Eng.), 
 and New York (U. S.), D. McLeod, agent, 48 
 King, east. 
 
 Visitor (weekly), P. H. Stewart, publisher, 81 Yonge. 
 
 Wadsworth, W. R , discount clerk. Dank of Toronto, 
 Wellington, corner Church. 
 
 Wagner, Jacob P., carpenter and builder, sash blind 
 and door manufacturer, 69 Adelaide, west. 
 
 WAKEFIELD, COATE & Co., auctioneers end com- 
 mission merchants, 67 Kiii^', east, opposite To- 
 ronto (see card, p. 844). 
 
 Walford, John, boarding bouse, 148 Tcrnnley. 
 
 WALKER, A. B., proprietor American Hotel, cor- 
 ner Yonge and Front (see card). 
 
 Walker, Mrs. Esther, boarding house, 149 Church. 
 
 Walker, Henry, grocer, 105 Nelson. 
 
 Walker, J. M., grocer, Shuter, corner Victoria. 
 
 Walker, James, tavern keeper, 1 8 Terauley. 
 
 Walker, John, carriage factory, 42 Caroline. 
 
 Walker, John, clerk Quebec Bank, 34 Wellington, 
 east. 
 
 Walker, C. & W., merchant tailors, 7 King, east. 
 
 Walker, R. & Sons, clothing and dry goods, 18 Col- 
 borne, and 26 King, cast. 
 
 Walkins, L. M., retail dealer in groceries and provi- 
 sions, 443 Yonge. 
 
 Walkinshaw & Co., ink manufactnrers, 149 Queen 
 west. 
 
 Wallace, Alexander, grocer, 170 King, east. 
 
 WALLACE & BURN, produce, wine, spirit and 
 commission merchants, 59 Front. 
 
 Wallis, G. W., butcher 231 Yonge. 
 
 WALLIS & MOSS, proprietors Queen Street Brew- 
 ery, 619 Queen, west. 
 
 WALLS, THOMAS & JOHN, importers of silks and 
 woollens, 39 King, east. 
 
 Walsh, James, grocer, 444 Queen, west. 
 
 Walsh, Martin, grocer, 670 Queen, west. 
 
 Walsh, Patrick, grocer, 304 J Queen, west. 
 
 Walsh & Ingham, butchers, 865} Yonge. 
 
 Walton, Henry, merchant tailor, 61 Kicg, west. 
 
 Walton, Sam,, insurance agent, house 1 66 Elizabeth. 
 
 Ward, E., wood turner, foot of Church. 
 
 Ward, J., Leeds House, King, near York. 
 
 Ward, James, butcher, 823 Yonge. 
 
 Wardel, Isaac, house mover, Agnes, comer Uuivcr- 
 sity. 
 
 WARDELL, OREN, proprietor City Bath House, 
 head of Maria. 
 
 Ware, George B., law stationer, 16 Masonic Hall, 
 Toronto. 
 
 WARE, P. T. & Co., agents for Wheeler & Wilson's 
 sewing machines, 81 King, east. 
 
 Warrington, Misses, young ladies' school, 6 Bond. 
 
 Warner & Wiesner, manufacturers and dealers in 
 hats, caps, and furs, 55 King, east. 
 
 Warren, Mrs. Eliza, grocer, 186 Sayer. 
 
 Warren, Mrs. F. 8., dealer in fruit and confection- 
 ery, 267}, Yonge. 
 
 Warren, G. W., dealer in refrigerators, water filter?, 
 rock oils, lamps, &c., 107 Yonge. 
 
 Warren, John S., bandbox factory, 318 Adelaide, 
 west. 
 
 Warwick & Spaulding, proprietors Montreal House. 
 
 Waters, John, grocer, 181 Queen, west. 
 
 Waterson, Wm., furniture dealer, 315 Yonge. 
 
 Watkins, Thos. G., manufacturer and dealer in boots 
 and shoes, 82 King, east. 
 
 Watkins, Wm., grocer, 267 Church. 
 
 Watson, George, tin and coppersmith, 171 York. 
 
 Watson, James, receiving teller Bank British North 
 America, corner Yonge and Wellington. 
 
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 BOILER WORKS, NEIL CURRIB, PROPRIETOR, ESPLANADE, TORONTO. (See Card, p. 800.; 
 
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 TORONTO. 
 
 ( W K S T E N I) II U S E ) 
 
 linjiDileu anb ffaler in f uglijsli u)i Geueiia patfh5, 
 
 ENGLISH AND FllKNCH JKWKLLKllY, 
 
 aLOCKS, ELeOTHQ-PtATE, VASES AMP; FAWaY GOOPS. 
 
 Ili8 Stock, to whicL be invites the attention of visitors to Toronto, will be found toconci-t of ii great variety 
 of the iil)ove-nipnlioned articles, of tbe best description and the newest desiigns. Careful atteniuu givea t) 
 
 tlio repairing of Watcbes and Clocks. Jewellery inauiifactured and repaired. 
 No. 113 XING STREET WEST, Eight Doors Eist of the Rosna Hoass 
 
 ITiiiii) anil (bstate |^gcnt, D^aliiator anb |ivl)itrator, 
 
 WELLINGTON CIIAMBEllS, JORDON STllEET. TORONTO. 
 
 ■ » . 
 
 MONEY LENT ON REAL ESTATE. 
 
 100,000 ACRES OF WILD LAND FOR SALK. iJSTS SENT FHEH TO ANY ADDRESS. 
 
 NO CHARGE FOR ADVERTISING. 
 
 ROBERT WILKES, 
 
 WllOLKSAlE WKALEB IN 
 
 GOLD AND SILYER WATCHE^, FINE JEWELLERY, 
 
 FRENCH AND AMERICAN CLOCKS, 
 ENGLISH, FRENCH & GERMAN FANCT GOODS, TOTS, BUTTONS, FERFUHERT & DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES. 
 
 ALSO, AOENT FOR 
 
 NICKKL AND ELKCTRC-PLATED SP00N8 AND FORKS, TUK FUMIVORE LAMP, Ac. 
 
 All Goods being imported direct from the Country of Manufacture, the Trade may rely upon finding au 
 unequalled selection of Qeacral Merchandise, by tbe package or otbcrwitio, at prices that cannot be sur- 
 passed on this continent. 
 60 YONGE STREET, TORONTO. 
 
 84 & 86 YORK S TREET (N ear King Street) TORONTO. 
 W^ITHERS & WKiaUT, 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF 
 
 VIRGINIA, KENTUCKY & MISSOURI PLUG TOBACCOS 
 
 AND DEALERS IN FINE CUT CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCOS. 
 
 COLIN SKINNER, 
 
 GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. 
 
 374 yON9E, OOHNER GERHARD STREET, 
 TORONTO. 
 
 JOHN TERRY, 
 
 Eastern Flour and Grain Depot, 
 
 251 KlXa STREET EAST, TORONTO. 
 
 Flour, Pot Barley, Itmii, Shorts, Wheatmeal, 0«tmcal, Cornmeftl, 
 
 Oat*, Barley, aud other Uraln. 
 
 GRAIN, PRODUCE, Ac, SOLD ON COMMISSION. 
 
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 W. C. CUEWETT & CO.. MAP PUBLISHERS, &,\, KING STREET EAST, TORONTO. 
 

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 Watson, Riclmnl, tiii^raiih, 20'j YonRe. 
 
 Wa'saii & t;o., inniorters and wholesale merchants 
 in (.'Uina, glass aud earthenware, 14 Wellington, 
 enxt. 
 
 Wftttsf, (ieorge. biitohor, St. r,(\wrcnpe Market. 
 
 Waudby, Henry, nmrble worlts, corner Isabella and 
 Yonire. 
 
 Way, James, crooer, 27 J Queen, west. 
 
 Weaver, Wm., grocer, 'J- Victoria. 
 
 Webb, Tlioiaa.'*, tmkcr and confectioner, 802 Yonge. 
 
 Webber, AugusluH, coiniiiission merchant, stock and 
 niouoy briiker, 37 t'olbnrue. 
 
 Webster, .Samuel, dniggiat, 204 Queen, west. 
 
 Weir, Oforgo, law Hiationer, masonic Hall, Toronto. 
 
 Weisey, (Jharlcs, messenger (Kead Office) itank of 
 Upper Canailn, Voiige, corner Colborne, 
 
 Weisey, M., uiensenger (Uranch) Bank of Upper 
 Canada. 
 
 Welch, lietij. (! , presiilent Toronto Street Railway 
 Company, oftiee 173 Kin?, east. 
 
 Wel-ili, .lames, groeer, 518 Queen, west. 
 
 Wol>h, .Martin, grocer. f)90 Queen, west. 
 
 Welsh, I' , grocer, :iii4 Queen, west. 
 
 Werniin, Charles, butcher, lOj Riohmon ), east. 
 
 WKSLEV.VN ^rETII()I)IsT BOOK & JOB PRINT- 
 ING KSTABLISII.MENT, A. Green, manager, 80 
 King. east. 
 
 West, .James, butcher, 27 St. Lawrence Arcade, 
 
 West, .John, butcher, 2 St. Patrick's .Market. 
 
 West, .lohn, shoemaker, 209 Elizabeth. 
 
 West, Wm., dealt-r in and manufacturer of boots and 
 sho'.'s, Mtlli Yonge. 
 
 West, Will., furniture broker, 24 Adelaide, east. 
 
 Western Asnurance ("'onipany, George Micliie, pre- 
 sident ; M. Riissin, vice-president ; Bernard Hal- 
 dan, treasurer and secretary ; corner Church and 
 Colborne. 
 
 WESTERN CANADA COFFEE & SPICE MILLS, 
 George Pears, proprietor, Yonge, cor. Alexandra 
 (see card, p. .SI 2). 
 
 WESTK ;N (.'AXADA PERMANENT BUILDING 
 AND SAVING.S SOCIETY, R. N. Oooch, secre- 
 tary, Old Toronto Bank, 70 Church (sec card, 
 index, niisci.llaneous matter). 
 
 Western Hotel, .John Mossop, proprietor, corner 
 Yonge and Wellington. 
 
 Westfall, Win , saloon keeper, 60 Adelaide, east. 
 
 Westlake, Wm., merchant tailor, millinery and fancy 
 goods, 144 Vonjre. 
 
 WESTMAN, SAMUEL, bellows maker, 9 Dalhousie 
 (see card. p. 844). 
 
 We^tman, SamiK'I, proprietor Weitraan's Hotel, 79 
 Church. 
 
 AVestphal, Wra., Steamboat Hotel, 39 Scott. 
 
 Wetkasktt. L ,ia, tailor, 80 Church. 
 
 M'etzler, .Albnrt, wholesale dealer in hides end lea- 
 ther, R. Uodgson, agent, 00 Yonge. 
 
 WHAKIN, W., importer and dealer in clocks, 
 watches, jewelry, &o., 103 King, west (seacard, 
 p. 840). 
 
 Wheeler, Thomas, wood and seal engraver, 20 King, 
 east. 
 
 WHEIiLER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES, 
 P. T. Ware & Co., agents, 81 King, east. 
 
 Wheler, John P., warden of the United counties of 
 York and Peel ; post office address, Woburn. 
 
 Whellams, W., boot and shoemaker, 85.5 King, east. 
 
 White, Mrs. Honora, grocer, 27J Duchess. 
 
 Whitehead. W. H., binding waiter, Custom House. 
 
 WHITEHOUSK, CHARLES J., manufacturer of tin 
 and copper ware, dealer in stoves and hollow 
 ware, 193 King. 
 
 »i»iegnr niftfiMfaotarer, Oil Vis- 
 'V College 
 
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 Wol- 
 
 ed. .13 Vol 
 'te a^fent, 
 
 card, p **<i'). 
 
 l-roduce Mid com- 
 eu'l 
 
 Wl. ter, Adolphu, 
 
 tori a. 
 WbitiHker, Rev. 0., princip*!'! 
 
 we.st. 
 Whitcsiiles, Thomis, tlour or 
 WHITNEY, J. W. n , real 
 
 lingtoii (Chambers, Jordan 
 WHITNEY, F. A. & Co., H 
 
 mission merchants, 39 Fmnt, 
 Wickers, Richard, tire policy clerk, British .\merica 
 
 Assurance Company. 
 Wicksou, Rev. Arthur, LL.D., classical tutor, Uni« 
 
 versity College. 
 Wickson, Arthur, clerk Bank of Toronto, Wellington, 
 
 corner Church. 
 WICKSON, JOHN, butcher, C St. Lawrence Areado. 
 Widder, Frederick, commissioner Canada Company, 
 
 19 Wellington Place 
 Widdowson, Andrew, painter, glazier, paper hanger 
 
 and wood stainer, 223 Yonge. 
 WIflHT.MAN, GKORGE, commission merchant, 
 
 flour, feed and stock broker,-3f> ('olborne. 
 Wiley, James, builder, 8 Richmond, west. 
 Wilcox, John, builder, 92 Richmond, west. 
 WILKES, ROBERT, wholesale and retail dealer in 
 
 watches, clocks, jewelry, fancy goods, kc, 50 
 
 Yonge (see card, p. 846). 
 WILKtE, THOMAS, canvasser and book agent, 
 
 Miicheli's Directory office, 10 King, e.'iat. 
 Wilkins, George, clerk in court, Court House. 
 Wilkins, Wm., grocer, 200 Palace. 
 Wilkinson, George, grocer, 44 Agnes. 
 WILKINSON, M., saddle, harness and trunk maker, 
 
 29 George. 
 Willcock, James, jeweller and watch maker, 47 
 
 King, west. 
 William, Rev. Alex., house 30 Carlton. 
 William III. Hotel, J H. O'Neill, proprietor, 64 
 
 Adelaide, east. 
 Williams, Q. W., upholsterer and cabinet maker, 
 
 Clark's Buildings, Yonge, near Gro.svenor. 
 Williams, Geo., proprietor Williams' Hotel, 8 West 
 
 Market Square. 
 Williams, H. B., undertaker, upholsterer and cabinet 
 
 maker, 193 and 195 Yonge. 
 Williams, J. J., upholsterer and undertaker, 302 
 
 Queen, west. 
 Williams, John 8., upholsterer and paper hanger, 
 
 607 Yonge. 
 Williams, Joseph, fruit and confectionery, 5 St. Law- 
 rence Buildings, King, east. 
 Williams, Munro, eating house, 88 (^hurch. 
 WILLIAMS, R. S., manufacturer and dealer in 
 
 harmoniums, meloUeons, pianos, &c., 143 Yoogo 
 
 (see card, p. 848). 
 Williams, T. R., saloon, 17() Queen, west. 
 Williams, Wm., dealer in perfumery and fancy goods, 
 
 58 Ailelaide, west. 
 Williamson, Mrs. Q. T., dealer in French flowers, 
 
 bonnets, &c. , 256 Yonge. 
 Willoughby, Matthew, jun., grocer, 88 West Market 
 
 Square. 
 Wills, Wm., engineer, 370 Queen, west. 
 Wilson, Hon. Adam, barrister, 5 King, west. 
 Wilson, Mrs. A., grocer, Simcoe 
 Wilson, Prof. D., LL.D.. council, Canadian Institute, 
 
 residence, Abbotsford Place, Bloor, Yorkvillo. 
 Wilson, David, boots and shoes, 28,J King, wc^t. 
 Wilson, Geo. H., first teller (Branch) Bank of Mon- 
 treal, corner Yonge and Front. 
 Wilson, H. D., landing waiter, Custom House. 
 Wilson, J., grocer, 130 Nelson, west. 
 
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848 
 
 TORONTO. 
 
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 PRIZE, 
 
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 FIRST PBIZE 
 
 DIPLOMA, 
 
 1863. 
 
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 143 T0N6E STREET, TORONTO. 
 
 Thia Manufactory is now turning out all the different approved styles of 
 
 INSTRUMENTS OF A SUPERIOR QUALITY 
 
 To any over before manufactured in Canada. 
 
 EVERY INSTRUMENT WARRANTED. 
 
 For particulars, address 
 
 143 TONOE STREET, TOROHTO. 
 
 R. S. WILLIAMS. 
 
 W. 0. CHEWETT A CO., PRINTERS, LITHOGRAPHERS, «tc., KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 
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 a, James, groctr, 80 SunUy. 
 
 Wilson, John, barber, 218 Quoen, west. 
 
 Wilson, John, bUcksmith, 7'.) Oeorge. 
 
 Wilson, John, builder, 116 MoMabon. 
 
 Wilson, John, grocer, 418 King, east. 
 
 Wilson, Mrs. John A., boarding house, lOH Adelaide, 
 
 east. 
 WIlHon, John W., boarding house, 174 York. 
 Wilson, N., shirt and collar maniiraclurer, 82 York. 
 Wilson, Patrick, tailor, IIC (Jiiurch. 
 WILSON, RUIJERT, city inspector east, City Hall 
 
 Buildings. 
 Tilson, Robert, grocer, 101 Parliament. 
 Wilson, Standish G., grocer, 515 Queen, west. 
 Wilson, Thomas, fruit dealer, 00 Adelaide, east. 
 WILSON & Co., pork packers, provision and com- 
 mission merchants, 77 Colborne. 
 WIMAN, E., manager at R. 0. Dun & Co's., mer- 
 cantile agency, 4, 5 and 0, Toronto F'-.tohange, 
 Wellington, east ; residence, corner King & Peter. 
 WINDEATE, WM., photographer, carles do visto, 
 
 &c., 30 King, west. 
 WITHERS & WRIGHT, tobacco manufacturers, 81 
 
 and 86 York (see card, p. R4ti). 
 wool), H, J., tinsmith, 05 Ontario. 
 Wood, R. A. & Bro., druggists, 230 Yonge. 
 Woodall, George, fancy store, 11 St. Lawrence 
 
 Buildings, King, east. 
 Woodhouse, H., horse shoer and general blacksmith. 
 
 Church, below Front. 
 Woodhouse, James, clerk. Custom House. 
 Woodley, Thomas, clothing, 4 Palace. 
 Woodman, J. IL, accountant, Ontario Bank, corner 
 
 Wellington and Scott. 
 Woodroffe, Charles, butcher, 433 King, east. 
 Woods, Wm., grooer, 220 King, east. 
 Woodside, Thomas, retired, residence near the Don. 
 Woodsworth, James, assistant librarian, Mochanica' 
 
 Institute. 
 Woodsworth, Richard, lumber merchant, corner 
 
 Yonge and St. Albans. 
 Woodworth, S. P., agent, Justus Dunn, produce and 
 commission merchant, corner Church and Col- 
 borne. 
 WooUey, A. W., agent, American Line of Boats, foot 
 
 of Yonge. 
 WooUey, Miss Martha, dealer in fruits, &o., 293 
 
 Yonge. 
 WOOLLEY, HILT, & Co., wharfingers, forwarding, 
 commission and shipping merchants, Yonge Street 
 Wharf. 
 WOOTON, JOEL, proprietor Wooton's Shoeing 
 Forge, York, corner Richmond (see card, p. 850). 
 Wooton, Wm., butcher, 329 King, east. 
 WOOTON'S SHOEING FOP.GE, Joel Wooton, pro- 
 prietor, York, corner Richmond (see card, p. 850). 
 
 WORKMAN, B., M.D., M^ctMl pkyrittn, ProWn- 
 
 ciai Lunatic .A><ylum. 
 WORKMAN, JO.SEPir. M D., physician, medical 
 
 superintendent, Provincial Lunatic .\sy)um. 
 WOllTHINGTON, JAMES, builder and contractor, 
 
 foot of Hay (see card, p. 850). 
 WOHTHINGTON, JOHN contractor. Bay, corner 
 
 Temperance; residence, Queen's Park. 
 Wray, W. & H., schooner owners, dealers in wool 
 
 and provisions, Yonge Street Wharf. 
 Wright, Charles, black and white smith, Church 
 below Front. ' 
 
 Wright, George, grocer. 41 Edward. 
 WRIGHT, OEORGE H., barber and hair dresser, 
 
 02 Adelaide. 
 Wright, H. H., physician and surgeon, and secre- 
 tary Toronto School of .Mmlicine, 1H7 Queen, east. 
 Wright, Mrs. Janet, dealer in second hand goods, 
 
 379 Yonge. 
 Wright, John, plumber, gas fitter and brass finisher, 
 
 301 Yonge. 
 Wright, John T. (colored) barber, Front, near 
 
 Church. 
 Wright, Joseph, treasurer Ontario Literary Society. 
 WRIGLEY, W.M , carpet manufacturer and rag 
 
 dealer, 2 Adelaide, west. 
 Wright, Wm., grocer and innkeeper, 327 King, east, 
 Wright, Thomas & Samuel Milward, managers for 
 S. Alloock, C. Laight & Co., needle, fish hojk 
 and fishing tackle manufacturers and importers, 
 121 King, east. 
 WRIGHT & LEVY, machinists, 38 Colborne. 
 Wyatt, Charles, carpenter and joiner, 114 York. 
 WYATT, GEORGE H., coal and wood merchant, 
 wharfinger, ship broker and freight agent, 48 
 Front, east. 
 Wylie, G. B., accountant, house and land agent, 
 
 129 Church. 
 Yale, D. C, Marble Works, 188 Yonge. 
 Yates, Richard, president Consumers' Gas Company, 
 
 19 Toronto. 
 Yeoman, Wm., proprietor Northera Hotel, 82 Col- 
 borne. 
 Yeou, Samuel, "proprietor Cornwall Inn, 99 Quoen, 
 
 west. 
 York Chambers, 1 Court. 
 Young, Rev. Professor G. P., M.A., 8rd vloe-presi- 
 
 dent Canadian Institute. 
 Young, J., boot and shoemaker, 210 Queen, cast. 
 YOUNG, JAMES, produce and commission mer- 
 chant, 42 Wellington, east (see card, p. 850). 
 Young, John, bookseller and stationer, 93 Yonge. 
 Young, Robert, manufacturer and dealer in boot<4 
 
 and shoes, 110 Yonge. 
 Young, Wm. S., grocer, 06 Ilayter. 
 Zeh, Charles, waggon maker, 74 Trinity. 
 
 TOTNES, C. W.— A post village, situated in the township of Ellioe and county of Perth, contain.'} 
 one Lutheran church and one common school. Distant from Stratford, the county town, miles; from 
 London, 40 miles ; from Hamilton, 80 miles ; and from Toronto, 100 miles. Population 75. 
 
 Adams, John, harness maker, 
 
 BoUert Bros., weavers. 
 
 Borager, Henry, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Cheesner, Frederick, tailor. 
 
 COULTON, MARY, postmistress. 
 
 Coulton, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Crowl.^Wm., farmer. 
 
 Dai.<lme, Charles, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Denjtead, Q. H., general merchant. 
 
 Dill, 0., blacksmith. 
 
 I Ehgoti, H., cooper. 
 Fitzgibbon, James. 
 Foley, Peter, J. P. 
 Geotz, A. 
 
 Henry Bros., saw mill proprietors 
 Hill, John, farmer. 
 Hill, W., farmer. 
 Huggins, J. R., school teacher. 
 Ingram, Rev. James, Lutheran. 
 Ludwig, John, farmer. 
 
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 NEIL CURRLE, MANUFACTURER OF AQITAT0R3, T.iNKS, &o., TORONTO. (See Card, p. 800.) 
 54 
 
850 
 
 TORONTO. 
 
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 CORNER OF YORK AND 
 
 Sfi,n&\5X RICHMOND STS., TORONTO. 
 
 HORSE SHOER to Her MAJESTY'S FORCES Stationed in Toronto. 
 
 JOEL WOOTTON, PROPRIETOR. 
 
 JAiVIES WORTHINCTON, 
 
 BLOCK STONE AND SEWER TIPE, STUCCO PLASTER, 
 
 And every Description of Building Materials for Sale at Lowest Rates. 
 
 BAY STREET, TORONTO. 
 
 
 BROKER AND GENERAL AGENT 
 
 FOR THE 
 
 SALE, PURCHASE AND SHIPMENT OE FLOUR, GRAIN, 
 
 TO WHICH rARTlCl'LAE ATTENTION 19 PAID. 
 
 42 WELLINGTON STREET EAST, TORONTO. 
 
 REFBR8 TO 
 Messrs. McMastie A Niphi^ts, Merchants, Toronto; C. AsnwoBTn, Enti., Manager Ontario Bank; W. W. Eaksom, Esq., 
 
 Manager Quebec Bank. 
 
 N. THOMPSON, 
 
 MANUFACTDUEK AND ZSPORTKR OF 
 
 Virglni" . Kentucky & Missouri Tobaccos, 
 
 No. 83 QCBEN STREET WEST, TOUONTi). 
 M^ TSRH8 CAaa. ^Dd 
 
 CHARLES FRANCIS, 
 BARRISTER, 
 
 ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, SOLICITOR, 
 NOTARY PUBLIC, &c. 
 
 DUNDAS STREET, TRENTOIf, 0. W. 
 
 WATER STREET, TRENTON, C. W. 
 
 W. S. NORTHRUP, PROPRIETOR. 
 
 Tire BK8T HOUSE IN TOW.V. 
 
 JOHN ORR, 
 
 GENERAL DKAUR IN 
 
 Dry Goods, (iroceries, Wines, Liquors, 
 
 BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, 
 TCLLAMORB, C. W. 
 
 IJNIOKVILLE CARRIAGE FACTORY, 
 
 OEOBQE EAKIH, Proprietor. 
 
 UNIONVILLE, 0. W. 
 REFAIHINQ DONE ON SHORTEST NOTICE. 
 
 J. CHRISTIE, 
 TOWNSHIP CLERK FOR REACH, 
 
 COM3II8SIONKR IX THE COURT OF n. R. 
 
 CONVBVANCKRs *o« 
 
 RESIDENCE— TOTNESS MILLS, 
 NEAR UTICA, C. W. 
 
 J. ID. ■S^A.IjICBR,, 
 
 Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &o., &c. 
 
 TOTTENUAM, C. W. 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT A Co., BOOKSELLERS AND PRINTERS, KINO STREET, TORONTO. 
 
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ONTO. 
 
 Toronto. 
 
 ; Bates. 
 
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 GRAIN, 
 
 AMSOM, Esq., 
 
 es, Liquors, 
 
 CAPS, 
 
 FACTORY, 
 
 rietor. 
 
 ST NOTIOE. 
 
 t BEACH, 
 
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 MILLS, 
 
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 RONTO. 
 
 TOTNES— TRAFALGAR. 
 
 851 
 
 Miller, Henry, boot and shoemaker. 
 Miller, Jolm, carpenter und builder. 
 Miller, Joseph, farmer. 
 Olira, W., mason and farmer. 
 Priestap, W. & A., farmers. 
 Ramsey, W., farmer. 
 
 Seering, W., mason. 
 
 Seering, Frederick, carpenter and builder. 
 Schenk, Wra., carpenter and buililer. 
 Traveller's Home, A. Wioke, proprietor. 
 Wicke, A., proprietor. Traveller's Home. 
 
 TOTTENHAM, C. W. — A post Tillage, situated on the south branch of Nottawasaga river, in the 
 township of Tecumseth and county of Simcoe. Distant from Barrie, the county town, 30 miles ; from 
 Toronto, 45 miles ; from Uamiltoa, 80 miles ; and from Montreal, 450 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Casey, Owen, farmer. 
 
 Collard, Clark, plasterer. 
 
 Collins, J., carpenter, builder and carriage maker. 
 
 Cowan, Hamilton, weaver. 
 
 Delamare, Peter, architect, patent right and crown 
 land agent. 
 
 Delano, Michel, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Falls, Nicholas, house and sign painter. 
 
 tJarvay, Edward, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Oreenaway, Alex, sen., farmer. 
 
 Qreenaway, John, blacksmith and livery stable pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 Hughston, Hugh, mason. 
 
 Kennedy, John, school teacher. 
 
 Lanery, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Lydie, John, saddle, trunk and harness maker. 
 
 Lydie, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 MoQuire, John, tanner. 
 
 Nolan, Geo. Andrew, J. P., woollen, flour and saw 
 
 mill proprietor. 
 O'Dare, Henry, soap and candle factory. 
 Porter, Dr., dentist. 
 Power, John, tanner and currier. 
 Sample, Hugh, farmer. 
 
 Soanlon, James, hotel and livery stable proprietor. 
 Shields, Francis, farmer. 
 Teggart, James Montgomery, J. P. 
 Totteu, Alexander, farmer. 
 Towns, E., dyer and scourer. 
 WALKER, J. D., pottaiaster and general merchant 
 
 (see card, p. 850). 
 
 TOWNSEND CENTRE, C. W.— A post village situated in the township of same name and county 
 of Norfolk. Distant from Simcoe, the county town, miles. 
 
 Barton, Ezra, blacksmith. 
 
 Bertram, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Biecraft, David, blacksmith. 
 
 Goble, Rev. J. 
 
 Hellyer, W. S., hotel proprietor and tanner. 
 
 Lewis, Levi, J. P. , steam saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Rice, A., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 SLAGtfT, HIRAM, postmaster, township treasurer. 
 Slaght, Israel, general merchant. 
 Slaght, J., carpenter and builder. 
 S.nitb, Philip, saw mill proprietor. 
 Smith, Wm. II., carpenter and builder. 
 Walrath, Jacob, J. P., physician. 
 
 TBAFALGAR, C. W. — A post village in the township of the same name, and county of Halton, 
 situated on the west branch of Sixteen Mile Creek. It was first settled in the year 1812. Distant 
 from Milton, the county town, via Bronte Station, Great Western Railway, 10 miles ; from Toronto, 
 86 miles; and from Hamilton, 20 miles. Population of township, 5,850. 
 
 APPELBE, JAMES, J. P., postmaster, insurance 
 agent, township clerk and treasurer. 
 
 Appelbo, R. S., barrister, notary public, &o., resi- 
 dence, Oakville. 
 
 Archer, Thomas, carpenter. 
 
 Bannytine,' Alex., blacksmith. 
 
 Boyne, James, butcher. 
 
 Bowbeer, W. 8., J. P., deputy township reeve. 
 
 Bowman, Samuel, J. P., tanner mid currier. 
 
 Bradshaw, Rev. Mr., Episcopal Methodist. 
 
 Buck, Alfred, blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 
 Buck, John, township reeve and sawmill proprietor. 
 
 Carroll, Nathaniel, carpenter. 
 
 Cline, II., blacksmith. 
 
 Clements, Matthew, J. P. 
 
 Clemeut.<), Samuel, mason ar.d plasterer. 
 
 Connor, Charles, J. P. 
 
 Coulson, Wm,, blacksmith. 
 
 Cowin, John, J. P. 
 
 Cowin, Richard, J. P. 
 
 Culham, Charles, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Elliott,' Geo , J. P., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 English, George, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Fiulayson, David, cooper. 
 
 Fletcher, Rev. Mr., Church of England. 
 
 Gable, Jacob, carpenter. 
 
 Gray, Rev. James, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Hood, Wm., township councillor. 
 
 Howard, Thomas, weaver. 
 
 Jackson, John, J. P. 
 
 Kartling, Wm., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 McCluskio, Mr., blacksmith. 
 
 McCiillum, Thomas, hui.el proprietor. 
 
 MoDuffe, Daniel, J. P. 
 
 McLean, John, general merchant. 
 
 McLennan, Edward, blacksmith. 
 
 Mo Williams, Wm., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Munn, George, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Nixon, Joseph, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Pattison, Thomas, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Pettitt, Wm. v., J. P. 
 
 Pheniz, Abraham, carpenter. 
 
 Price, A., J. P. 
 
 Proudfoot, John, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Rowe, Mr., blacksmith. 
 
 Ryan, Rev. Mr., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Sbuart, Nelson, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Sparling, George, hotel proprietor. 
 
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 BOILER WORKS, NEIL CUBRIE, PROPRIETOR, ESPLANADE, TORONTO. (See Card, p. 800.) 
 
852 
 
 TRAFALGAR— TRENHOLM. 
 
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 ii : 
 
 Thomas, Rev. Mr., Congregationalist. 
 Thompaon, E. C, hotel proprietor. 
 Tindale, J., blacksmith. 
 TowDsend, Edmund, hotel proprietor. 
 
 White, James, township councillor and saw mill 
 
 proprietor. 
 Willmott, Austin, township councillor. 
 Wyse, Robert, hotel and lirery stable proprietor. 
 
 TRECASTLE, C. W. — A small village, situated in the township of Wallace, and county of Perth. 
 Distant from Stratford, the couuty town, 40 miles. Daily mail. Population about 40. 
 
 Brown, Rev. Nelson, Wesleyan Methodist. KEE, FREEBORN, postmaster and general mer- 
 
 Cowan, Jane, hotel proprietress. chant. 
 
 HassarJ, Robert, blacksmith. MoCaughrin, Alexander, lumber merchant. 
 
 Hay, D. D., clerk of division court. Nawry, Wra., carpenter. 
 
 Sharman, John, crown land agent. 
 
 
 TREMBL AY, C. E. — A post village in the township of tho same name, parish of St. Anne, county of 
 Chiooutimi, situated on the Saguenay river.. Distant from Chicoutimi, the chef lieu 28 miles ; from 
 Montreal, 330 mWes ; and from Quebec, 150 miles. Population of township about 600. 
 
 Bouchard, Toussaint, township councillor. 
 
 Brassard, Gleophas, blacksmith. 
 
 Chr6t,ien, M'lle., school teacher. 
 
 COTE, AI.iftCEL, postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 Duchcoe, Olet, township councillor. 
 
 Qagnon, Ambroisc, J. P. and township mayor. 
 
 Ortgnon, Philomuae, school teacher. 
 
 Oauthier, Eust'-be, township councillor. 
 
 Ouay, A., mason. 
 
 Lafori'tt, Susanno, school teacher. 
 
 Laforge, llypolite, saw mill owner. 
 
 Laroie, Jacques, township councillor and saw mill 
 
 proprietor. 
 Ronald, Ferdinand, boot and shoemaker. 
 Richard, Rev. Ohnrles, Roman Catholic. 
 Sheehy, Franfois, shoemaker. 
 Trerablay, A. A., lumber and general merchant. 
 Tremblay, Ignace, township councillor and mason. 
 Tremblay, Joseph, township councillor. 
 
 TRENHOLM, C. E. — A v.Uage on the east bank of the River St. Francis, in the township of Kingsey 
 county of Drumraond and district of St. Francis. It is but a short distance from the Kingsey Slate 
 Quarries, and possesses a good local trade. Distant from the Richmond Junction of the Grand Trunk 
 Railw^iy, 4 miles ; from Druramondville, the chef lieu, 2o miles; and from Quebec, about 100 miles. 
 Population, per last census, 2,400. [Owing to the proximity of Kingsey Falls, Kingsey, French Village, 
 Sydenham Place and Trenholm, the publisher has compiled them all under the above head.] 
 
 Abevcrombie, Wm., saw mill proprietor, Kingsey 
 
 Falls. 
 Raines, C, saw mill proprietor, Kingsey. 
 Balfour, Rev. Andrew, Epi.scopal, French Village. 
 Blako, True, commissioner of small causes, Kiagsey 
 
 Falls. 
 Boast, Joseph, plough manufacturer. 
 Boisvert, Octave, blacksmith, Kingsey Falls. 
 Brown, E., village secretary and treasurer, Kingsey 
 
 Falls. 
 Brown, Wm., farmer, Kingsey Fiills. 
 Cameron, Allen, blacksmith, Kingsey Falls. 
 Cameron, Barnard & Co., saw mill proprietors, 
 
 Kingsey Falls. 
 Caisady, Alexamler, farmer, Kingsey Falls. 
 Chancy. Charles, bailiff, Kingsey Falls. 
 Cox, Col. Edward, J. P. and county registrar. 
 Doying, Ira, carpenter and bull ler, Kingsey Palls. 
 Elliott, Wm., J. P., Kingsey Falls. 
 Evans, Rev. J. S., Methodist, Kingsey Falls. 
 Gibson, James, 04rpeator and builder, Kingsey 
 
 Falls. . 6 J' 
 
 Gibson, Robert, farmer, Kingsey Falls. 
 OILMAN, HAYS, postmaster, Kingsey Falls. 
 GILMA^N, JOSEPH, assistant pjstmaster, Kingsey 
 
 Falls. 
 Oilman, Jos. & Goo., potters, flour and griat mill 
 
 proprietors, Kingsey Falls. 
 Olives, Hiram, physician, Kingsey Palls. 
 Haddock, Henry, fariaor, Kingsey Falls. 
 Haddock, Joseph, firmer, Kingsey Falls. 
 Johnston, Robert, farmer, Kingsey Falls. 
 Leet, David, saw mill proprietor, Kingsey Falls. 
 
 Loet, F., saw mill proprietor, Kingsey Falls. 
 
 Lolth, Smith, general merchant, Kingsey Falls. 
 
 Longraore, Lt.-Cul., J. P., Frencli Village. 
 
 Marcott, A., boot and shoemaker, French Village. 
 
 Marstou, David, farmer, Kingsey Falls. 
 
 Marston, Wm., farmer, Kingsey Falls. 
 
 MarttcUe, T., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Me Arthur. Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 MILLINGTON, J., postmaster, Sydenham Place. 
 
 Noble, John, sen., farmer, Kingsey Falls. 
 
 Noble, John jun., farmer, Kingsey Falls. 
 
 Nunn, Wm., flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Orser, J. M., general merchant, Kingsey Falls. 
 
 Painchaud, Terra, baker, Kingsey Falls. 
 
 Pope, Winslow, commissioner of small causes, King- 
 sey Falls. 
 
 POTHIER, FRANgOIS, postmaster, French Village. 
 
 Quesnell, A., high sheriff, Kingsey Falls. 
 
 Peoples, James, advocate, Kingsey Falls. 
 
 Ridley, widow of George, flour and grist mill owner, 
 Kingsey Falls. 
 
 Shaw, Sidney, farmer, Kingsey Falls. 
 
 St. Dennis, ¥6\ix, general merchant, French Village. 
 
 STEVENS, SIMONS, postmaster, pot ash mannfac- 
 turor and proprietor Steven's Slate Quarry. 
 
 Stewart, John, oarriago ard waggon maker, King- 
 sey Falls. 
 
 Tisdall, Henry, farmer, Kingsey Falls. 
 
 Towne, W. W., saw mill proprietor, Kingsey Palls. 
 
 Trenholm, Edward, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Trenholm, John, mayor. 
 
 Truesdell. Rov. J. W., Baptist, Kingsey Falls. 
 
 Vanoougbnet, P., orown land agent, St. Hyacinthe. 
 
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 Vincent, J. B., notary public, Kingsey Falls. 
 
 Vondenrelding, Wm., advocate. 
 
 Wadleigh, Henry, general merchant, French Village. 
 
 Wadleigh, John, sen., general merchant, French Vil- 
 lage. 
 
 Wadleigh & McManis, general merchants, French 
 Village. 
 
 Wadleigh, Rufas, prothonotary, Kingsey Falls. 
 Wentworth, Alpha, flour and saw mill proprietor, 
 
 Sydenham Place. 
 White, Flenry W., school teacher, Kingsey Falls. 
 WILCOCK, A., postmaster, Kingsey Falls. 
 Wilson, Robert, agricultural implement maker. 
 Wilson, Samuel, farmer, Kingsey Falls. 
 
 TRENTON, C. W. — A flourishing and incorporated Tillage, situated in the townships of Murray and 
 Sidney and counties uf Northumberland and Hastings, and a station on the Grand Trunk Railway. 
 Disuut from Toronto, 101 miles; from Kingston, 69 miles; and from Montreal, 232 miles. Daily 
 Mail. Population about 1,400. 
 
 Alley, W. 11., watchmaker and jeweller. Water. 
 Austin, W. H., general merchant, forwarder, tan- 
 ner, &o., Dundas. 
 Austin, Wm. 11., tannery, Front. 
 Blair, John, mill wright. Water. 
 DIaisdel, Rer. M., Church of England. 
 Bleecker, T. H., clerk German House, Dundas. 
 Bleeoker, W., gentleman. 
 Brettargb, Rev. II., Roman Catholic. 
 Bull, H., grocery merchant. Water. 
 CHRISTIE, JAMES, agent for Montreal Telegraph 
 
 Company. 
 Chancy, B., proprietor Farmer's Inn, Front. 
 Clark, R., carpenter and builder. 
 Conally, B., grocery, &o.. Water. 
 Corley, Samuel, general store, Dundas. 
 Coulett, N., tavern keeper. 
 Creeper, Silas, boot and shoemaker. Water. 
 CUMMING, JAS., postmaster, agent for Gilmour 
 
 &Co. 
 Curtiss, Dr., physician and surgeon. 
 Davern, J. !)., baker. Water. 
 Davis, W., general dealer. Water. 
 Day, Dr., physician and surgeon. 
 DEANS, GEO., dealer in drugs, medicines, notions, 
 
 stationery, paints, oils, lamps, &o.. Water. 
 Deans, W., chemist and druggist and job printer. 
 
 Water. 
 Dench, John, grocery. Bridge. 
 Dickens, T' imas, bakery and grocery. Water. 
 Donahue, P., waggon maker. Water. 
 Donaldson, Mrs., milliner. 
 Empty & Bro., blacksmiths and waggon makers. 
 Filon, A., shoemaker. 
 FLINDALL, P. J., dealer in groceries, crockery, 
 
 wines, liquors, tobaooos, &c. 
 Forest, John, saloon. 
 FRANCIS, CHARLES, barrister, attorney at law, 
 
 solicitor, notary, &c., Dundas (see card, p. 850). 
 Fredette, Mrs. J., grocery, Dundas. 
 German, J. 8., proprietor German House, Dundas. 
 German House, J. S., German, proprietor, Dundas. 
 Gilmour & Co., lumber and general merohanta. 
 Gording, Samuel, blacksmith. Water. 
 Gordon, George, merchant miller, &o. 
 Gordon, George H., general m^ chant. Water. 
 HAWLEY, ALBERT D. C, druggiat, bookseller, 
 
 stationer, &c.. Bridge. 
 Hawley, James, grocery and provision store. 
 
 Hemmel, Wm., tavern keeper. 
 Hill, Asa J., harness, boots and shoes, &o.. Water. 
 <Ielfs, Thomas, general merchant, Dunda». 
 Jolly, John & Co., cabinet makers and furniture 
 
 dealers, Water. 
 Keeler, John & Fred., blacksmiths. Water. 
 Keogh, John, tavern keeper. 
 Longhead, &., grocery and provision store, Water. 
 Lyon, W., proprietor Eagle Hotel. 
 Manning, Peter, shoemaker. 
 Marsh, Charles, saddle and harness maker, Water 
 
 and Division. 
 McAulay, Alexander, collector of customs for the 
 
 port of Trenton, office Dundas. 
 McCauly, D. 0., tailor. 
 MoCauley, Mrs. M., tavern keeper. 
 McCormick, James, tavern keeper. 
 McDougall, H., saloon, Dundas. 
 McElligott, W., tailor. Water. 
 McEwan, H. J., hotel keeper. Water. 
 McGowan, Francis, boot and shoemaker. 
 McGuire, Francis, grocer and potash manufacturer. 
 Meyers, A. H., barrister, &c. 
 Murphy, Daniel B., attorney, solicitor, &c., Dundas. 
 NORTHRUP, W. 8., proprietor Railroad House, 
 
 Water (see card, p. 860). 
 Nunn, W. C, station master Grand Trunk Railway 
 
 and express agent. 
 O'Rourke, Hugh, bowling alley and saloon, Dundas. 
 Packingham, Mrs., grocery. 
 Parent, 0., boarding house. 
 Pearce, Richard, tanner and leather dealer. 
 Quinlan, James, cabinet maker and furniture dealer. 
 
 Water. 
 RAILROAD HOUSE, W. S. Northrup, proprietor. 
 
 Water (see card, p. 850). 
 Redmond, George W., lumber merchant, office, 
 
 Dundas. 
 Schroter, Charles, carriage ranker. 
 Shea, Wm., town reeve, tinsmith, stove dealer, &c , 
 Smith & Charlesworth, flouring mill. 
 Snider & Co., tailors. Water. 
 Sweet, C, blacksmith. Water. 
 Thompson, J. W., general merchant. Water. 
 Thurston, F., barber and hairdresser, Water, 
 Wert, H., book keeper. Water. 
 White, James, grocery. Water. 
 Weisenbhiei, F., tinsmith. Water. 
 Wynn, R., boot and shoemaker, Dundas. 
 
 TBINa 
 
 , C. E.— A post village in the parish of St. Victor Tring, county of Beauce 
 Jo.seph, the chef lieu of the county, 15 miles j and from Quebec, 80 miles. 
 
 about 2100. 
 
 Distant from St. 
 Pojiulation of parish 
 
 Bertrand, Zephirin, saw mill proprietor. 
 Bolduc, Augustin, J. P., parish mayor. 
 Bouvln, Fron(;ois, shoemaker. 
 
 Chouinard, Laurent, parish councillor. 
 Doyon, Louis, parish councillor. 
 Doyon, R6mi, J. P. 
 
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 TRINQ— TRUDELL. 
 
 Dapuis, E., watchmaker and j eweller. 
 
 Dapuis, Elis, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Fetteau, Magloire, batcher. 
 
 Fontaine, L^on, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Fortin, Ferdinand, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Fortin, Isaac, parish coancillor. 
 
 Gilbert, Gudfroi, general merchant and hotel pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 Gosselin, Abraham, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 GOSSELIN, FRANCOIS, postmaster, hotel proprie- 
 tor and general merchant. 
 
 Ilamel, D., flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Haude, Jean, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Lebrie, Chas. N., orown land agent. 
 
 Lessard, Jean, parish councillor. 
 
 Mory, Andr6, furniture dealer. 
 
 Mory, Michel, parish councillor. 
 
 Mory, Vital, butcher. 
 
 Pepin, L., parish councillor. 
 
 Poulin, Isidore, shoemaker. 
 
 Tardif, Isidore, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Tardif, Joseph, J. P. 
 
 Trudel, David, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Turgeon, Loais, furniture dealer. 
 
 TBOUT HIVEB, C. E.— A post village, situated on the river of the same name, in the township of 
 Godmanchester, and county of Huntingdon. Distant from Huntingdon, the county town, 6 miles ; from 
 Montreal, 66 miles ; and from Quebec, 246 miles. Pop"1ation of parish per last oensas, 2,891. 
 
 Arthur, Wm., mason. 
 
 Barrie, Robert, J. P. 
 
 Brown, Peter, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Burnside, George, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Cairns, Thomas, J. P. 
 
 Cochrane, Rev. Wm., Presbyterian. 
 
 Duncan, Agnes, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Duncan, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Elder, John, J. P. 
 
 Henderson, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Marshall, Mrs., weaver. 
 
 MARSHALL, JAMES, postmaster. 
 
 McCrae, Miss, school teacher. 
 
 Murphy, Alexander, J. P. 
 
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 TBOWBRIDGE, C. W.— -A. village, situated on a branch of the Maitland River, in the township of 
 of Elma and county of Perth. Distant from Stratford, the county town, 36 miles ; from Hamilton, 
 about 75 miles ; from Toronto, about 100 miles ; from Berlin, 38 miles ; and from London, 90 miles. 
 Population about 200. 
 
 Barts, Samuel, agricultural implement maker. 
 
 Boak, Henry, blacksmith. 
 
 Boyington, James, jeweller and watchmaker. 
 
 Britxer, Samuel, carriage and f»»ggon maker. 
 
 Carrutb, James, farmer. 
 
 Carruth, S., farmer. 
 
 Case, C, J. P., general merchant and farmer. 
 
 Casens, Henry & S., carpenters and builders. 
 
 Clatbier, J., carpenter and builder. 
 
 CODE, G., postmaster and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Cook, Wm., Primitive Methodist. 
 
 Delega, Isaac, CP.rpenter and builder. 
 
 Da Hay, D. D., reeve. 
 
 FRIAR, J., general merchant and druggist. 
 
 Friar, John, plasterer. 
 
 Gibson, George, weaver. 
 
 Gordon, A., township councillor. 
 
 Graham, John, brickmaker. 
 
 Granville, Robert, general merchant. 
 
 Hall, David, distiller. 
 
 Hetherington, George, farmer. 
 
 Ingham, John, farmer. 
 
 Large, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Lee, Henry, constable and hotel proprietor. 
 
 Lee, James, saddle, harness and trunk maker. 
 
 Mitchell, Wm., deputy reeve. 
 
 Moore, R., farmer. 
 
 Oliver, Robert, boot and shoemaker and tanner. 
 
 Ronwick, Robert, Canada Presbyterian. 
 
 Ritchie, J., farmer. 
 
 Ritchie, Samuel, physician. 
 
 Roe, S. S., township councillor. 
 
 Rothwell, Benjamin, school teacher. 
 
 Sanderson, Rev. John, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Shearer, James, township collector. 
 
 Small, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Stevenson, Mr., township clerk and treasurer. 
 
 Taylor, Thomas, tailor and clothier. 
 
 Welles, J. M., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Zenbagge, Peter, cooper and farmer. 
 
 TROY. C. W. — A post village situated on Fairchild's Creek, in the township of Beverley and county 
 of Wentworth, North Riding. Distant from Hamilton, 18 miles. Population about 200. 
 
 Boyd, James, blacksmith. 
 Clark, George, general merchant. 
 Cumming, John, J. P. 
 Elliott, Wm., carriage an '' waggon maker. 
 Gagesbey, Frederick, boot and shoemaker. 
 Hunt, Rov, G., Episcopal Methodist. 
 McROUERTS, A., J. P., postmaster and general 
 merchant. 
 
 Misener, Adam, J. P., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Neff, S. & Son, carpenters. 
 
 O'Reily, Daniel, blacksmith. 
 
 Pilton, John, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Roelofson, J., cabinet maker and furniture dealer. 
 
 Seeple, W. B., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Vroman, James, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Watson, Isaac, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 TRUDELL, C. W. — A. post village, situated in the township of Tilbury East and county of Essex, oon- 
 taiuiiig one good common school. Distant from Sandwich, the county town, 86 miles ; and from 
 Toronto, 20U miles. Population about 300. 
 
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 Allen, C. n., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 AnsHer , James, cooper and general merchant. 
 
 AUBliY, STEPHEN, postmaster, boot and shoe 
 manufacturer, commissioner, issuer of marriage 
 licenses, collecting and general agent. 
 
 Carless, Charles, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Chevalier, Paul, blacksmith. 
 
 Desjardiu, Peter, general merchant. 
 
 Drain, Daniel, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Duprn, J. Bie., blacksmith. 
 
 Dunanchell, Patrick, general merchant. 
 
 Qodreau, M6dard, blacksmith. 
 
 Kcnville, Amedi-e, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Larsh, Joseph, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Leonard, Julius, cooper and lumber merchant. 
 
 Marchand, J. B., tavern keeper. 
 
 Mark, Joseph, J. P. 
 
 Nicholson, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Peel, Albert, flour, saw and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Pool, George, J. P. 
 
 Ring, Rev. F. M., Roman Catholic and physician. 
 
 Tremblay, J. Bte., hotel proprieter. 
 
 Trudell, Peter, lumber merchant. 
 
 TULLAMOBE, C. W. — A village, on the town line, between Albion and Chinguacousy, Toronto Gore, 
 and county of Peel. Distant from Toronto, 25 miles ; and from Malton, a station on the Grand Trunk 
 Railway, 8 miles. Population about 300. 
 
 Albion Hotel, B. Hall, proprietor. 
 
 Brown, Henry, brickmaker. 
 
 Buchanan, Henry, shoemaker. 
 
 Buchan, Miss S., m .liner and dressmaker. 
 
 Carry, Rev. J., Church of England. 
 
 Casberry, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Chafl^ee, Grace M., J. P., general merchant. 
 
 Chamberlain, Thomas, tailor. 
 
 Duncan, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Dynes, Richard, chair manufacturer. 
 
 Ellis, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Endicott, Henry, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Gamble, Dr., physician. 
 
 Gordon, Wm., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Hall, B., proprietor, Albion Hotel. 
 
 Hignell, Henryv blacksmith. 
 
 Hogg, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Lindsay, J. & J., general merchants. 
 
 MULLIGAN, JOSEPH, J. P., postmaster, general 
 merchant and hotel proprietor. 
 
 Nnnn, Mrs., proprietress, Tullamore Hotel. 
 
 ORR, JOHN, general merchant, wine and liquor 
 dealer, (see card. p. 850). 
 
 Royal Exchange Hotel, Joseph Mulligan, proprietor. 
 
 Tullamore Hotel, Mrs. Nunn, proprietress. 
 
 Vine, Miss 8., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Williams, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Windsor, Philip, agricultural implements, manufac- 
 turer of fanning mills. 
 
 TUSCARORA, C. W. — Sometimes called Middleport — a small post village, situated in the township 
 of Onondaga and county of Brant. Distant from Brantford, the county town, 12 miles. Populutioa 
 obout 100. 
 
 Brown, Wm., waggon maker. 
 
 Challand, John, proprietor Middleport HoteL 
 
 Dee, Robert Hill, surgeon and physician. 
 
 Dodson, L., school teacher. 
 
 Dougherty, S., carpenter. 
 
 Elliott, Rev. Adam. 
 
 Farmers' Hotel, James Shepart, proprietor. 
 
 Fleming, Wm., blacksmith, carriage and waggon 
 
 maker. 
 FYFE, WM. B., postmaster and grocer. 
 Ludlow, Abraham, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Mathiaon, Robert, cabinet maker. 
 
 Marlet, W., bailiff. 
 
 McCarter, James, general merchant. 
 
 McRaren, Robert, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Middleport Hotel, John Challnnd, proprietor. 
 
 Mynard, Henry, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Shepart, James, proprietor Farmers' Hotel. 
 
 Wade, Robert, J. P., general merchant and clerk of 
 
 division court. 
 Young, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 
 TWEED, C. W.— A village, situated on the River Moira, in the township of Hungerford and county of 
 Hastings. Distent from Belleville, the county town, 24 miles. Stage fare $1. Population about 400. 
 
 Bogert, A. S., reeve. 
 
 Breen, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Brown, James, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Cai-leton, John, harness maker. 
 
 Dilton, John M., general merchant and saw mill 
 proprietor. 
 
 Downing, John, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Dyer, D. Y., dyer and scourer. 
 
 Fleming, Rev. Mr., Church of England. 
 
 Henry, Miss, school teacher. 
 
 HOWELL, GEORGE, postmaster. 
 
 Howell, G. W., physician. 
 
 Jamison, James, J. P., flour and grist mill pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 Laureaux, Epaulette, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Laureaux, Marcel, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Leslie, James, cooper. 
 
 McGowan, Adam, blacksmith and agricultural im- 
 plement manufacturer. 
 
 MoCamon, Robert, township clerk. 
 McGowan, Robert, agricultural implement manu- 
 facturer, carpenter and builder. 
 Morton, Robert, township treasurer. 
 Munroe, G. A., hotel proprietor. 
 Newton, John, deputy reeve. 
 Purdy, Alexander, boot and shoemaker. 
 Reed, James, general merchant. 
 Robinson, Rev. R., Wealeyan Methodist. 
 Spooner, H. H., physician. 
 Tucker, Richard, tanner and currier. 
 Vanderson, Allen, baker, confectioner and grocer. 
 Vanderson, Robert, jeweller and watchmaker. 
 Waller, James, blacksmith. 
 Welch, Patrick, tailor. 
 W'lite, Wm., tin and coppersmith. 
 Whitlock, Rev. Mr., Bible Christian. 
 Wray, Wra., tjiilor. 
 Wright, Wm., general merchant. 
 
 NEIL CURRIE, MANUFACTURER OF OIL STILLS, WORMS, &o., TORONTO. (See Card, p. 800.) 
 
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 TWEEDSIDE— ULVERTON. 
 
 TWEEDSIDE, C. W,— A small post village, situated in the township of Saltfleet, and county of 
 Wentworth, South RiJing. Distant from Hamilton, the county sent, 15 milus; from St. Catharines, 
 25 miles ; from Niagara, 37 miles ; and from Toronto, 58 miles. Population 150. 
 
 Bradley, .1. J., clerk division court. 
 JOHNSON, GILBERT, post master. 
 
 Wiley, James, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Williams, Kev. Wm., New Connexion Methodist. 
 
 TYRONE, C. W. — A flourishing village, situated in the township of Darlington and county of Durham. 
 Dittant from Cobourg, the county town, 30 juiica ; irom Bowmanville, 7 miles ; from Port Hope, 
 29 miles; and from, Toronto, 45 miles. Mail tri- weekly. Population about 300. 
 
 Armstrong, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Bingham, A., proprietor Tyrone Hotel. 
 Cole, Matthew, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Darlington, Matthew, grocer and cabinet maker. 
 Emerson, Qeorge, blacksmith. 
 Finlay, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 Gardiner, Thomas, carpenter and builder. 
 GIBBARD, JOHN, farmer. 
 Haisley, D., grocer. 
 Hamly, John R., boot and shoemaker. 
 Heard, Wm., saddle and harness maker. 
 Hedger, Miss L., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Hellyar, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Law, Dr., physician. 
 
 Maynard, Joseph, proprietor Maynard's Hotel, 
 
 McLaughlin, R., plain and ornamental painter. 
 
 Trewin, Samuel, general merchant. 
 
 Tyrone Hotel, A. Bingham, proprietor. 
 
 Vanstone, Samuel, flour mill proprietor. 
 
 WELCH, JOHN T., postmaster and tailor. 
 
 White, Alexander, tailor. 
 
 Williams, Thomas, carriage and waggon maker, 
 
 Younier, A., constable and cooper. 
 
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 UDORA, C. W. — A post village situated in the township of Scott and county of Ontario, North Riding 
 Distant from Whitby, the county seat, 38 mites; and from Toronto 54 miles. Population about 140. 
 
 Bates, Joseph, saw-mill proprietor. 
 
 Bowser, Oeor<;e, carpenter, builder and pump 
 
 maker. 
 Breathour, Arnold, saw mill proprietor. 
 Chambers, Aadrew B., scjiool teacher. 
 Cosgrove, Miles, blacksmith. 
 Fairfield, Archibald, hotel proprietor. 
 Ferron, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 MoConciell, Peter, insurance agent. 
 McConnell, Phoebe A., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Middleton, Mary, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Miller, Jumes, blacksmith. 
 
 Murphy, James H., saw mill proprietor. 
 Oliver, Frederick, shingle manufacturer. 
 Reynolds, Nel'- ^n, pump maker. 
 Sager, Stephen A., soap and candle manufacturer. 
 Snodden, Wm. and Sarah, tavern keepers. 
 Thompson, John, carpenter and builder. 
 UMPHREY, SAMUEL, postmaster & general mer- 
 chant. 
 Urquhart, Alexander, carpenter and builder. 
 Wallace, James, shingle manufacturer. 
 Woodcock, Jacob, shingle manufacturer. 
 Woodcock, Sylvester, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 ULVERTON, C. E. — A village, situated on Black River, in the township and county of Drummond. 
 nnd near a station on the Grand Trunk Railway. Distant from Drummondville, the county town, 17 
 miles ; from Sherbrooke, 32 miles ; from Montreal, 65 miles ; from Quebec, 100 miles ; and from 
 Toronto, 400 miles. Daily mail. Population of township about 4,000. 
 
 Armstrong, John C, township councillor. 
 
 Atkinson, James, farmer. 
 
 Bothwell, John, J. P. 
 
 Brady, Thomas, J. P. 
 
 Breadon, Joseph, physician. 
 
 Burrill, Wm., township councillor. 
 
 Campbell, Wm., flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Cavanagb, F., mason and bricklayer. 
 
 Charpentier, Michel, shoemaker. 
 
 Clampet, R., township councillor. 
 
 Cross, Frank, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Cross, Looman, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Cross, Wm., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Duntiam Academy, Robert Laing, teacher. 
 
 Dunkerley, Rev. D., Congregationalism 
 
 Dunkerley, W. R., saw and carding mill proprietor 
 
 Elliott, Jeremiah, carpenter, builder and plasterer 
 
 Klwin, Wm., flour mill proprietor. 
 
 Fields, James, cooper. 
 
 Oelinas, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Oouin, Rev. Mr. 
 
 Hall, Samuel, farmer, 
 
 Hill, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 
 Laing, Robert, teacher Dunham Academy. 
 
 Leighton, Asa, express agent. 
 
 Lyster, Solomon, township councillor. 
 
 Magan, Richard, farmer. 
 
 MAIRS, JAMES, postmaster. 
 
 Mairs & Tait, general merchants. 
 
 McCaff'rcy, Hugh, tanner and currier. 
 
 MoMurray, John, tailor. 
 
 Mi. hi Bros., general merchants. 
 
 Miller, Robert T,, township councillor. 
 
 Miranville, F., cooper, 
 
 Montgomery, Wm,, J. P. 
 
 Mooney, Denis, tanner and currier. 
 
 Nunn, Wm,, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Pickings, Richard, township mayor. 
 
 Placey, G., cooper. 
 
 Plaoey, P., cooper. 
 
 Kued, I3enjamin, farmer. 
 
 Riohmond, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Robb, Andrew, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Robb, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Royston, John, farmer. 
 
 Scott, Alexander, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Scott, Rev. John, Methodist. 
 
 Vasey, A., farmer. 
 
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 Wadleigh & Alexander, genernl merchants. 
 Walker, Lemon, J. P., saw mill proprietor. 
 Weare, John, blacksmith. 
 
 White, W, H., physician. 
 
 Wood, Rev. S. 8., Church of England. 
 
 UNDERWOOD, C. W.— A small village situated in the township ond county of Bruce. The post 
 oihce was opened in June, 1^63. Distant from Goderich, 45 miles; from luverhuron, Smiles; and 
 from Walkerton, 38 miles. Mail weekly. Population about 50. 
 
 COULTIIAIID, J. IL, postmaster and general 
 
 chant. 
 Coulthard & Kippen, potash manufacturers. 
 Oilroy, 15., farmer. 
 Qilroy, Edward, farmer. 
 Gann, Donald, farmer. 
 Hood, Finlay, farmsr, 
 Jonson, Gilbert, farmer. 
 Jonsou, James, farmer. 
 
 mer- 
 
 MoPonald, Donald, farmer. 
 McDonald, .fohn, innkeeper. 
 McKay, Donald L., farmer. 
 McKuy, George, farmer. 
 McKay, Wm., blacksmith. 
 McLean, Alexander, carpent^?. 
 McLean, C, commission merchant. 
 McNichol, Duncan, farmer. 
 
 UNION, C W. — A village situated on the Gravel Road in the township of Yarmouth and county of 
 Elgin. Tt is contiguous to a station on the London and Port Stanley Railway. Distant 5 miles south 
 of St. Thomas, the county town ; 3 miles north of Port Stanley ; 6 miles west of Sparta; 7 miles east 
 of Fingal ; and 23 miles south of London. Daily mail. Population about 130. 
 
 Clark, Albert, hotel proprietor, 
 
 Connors, John, sen., shoemaker. 
 
 Connors, John, jun., shoemaker. 
 
 Connors, Peter, shoemaker. 
 
 Ferns, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Gamsey, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 HAIGHT, JAMES, postmaster, general merchant, 
 
 woollen, carding and flour mill proprietor. 
 Johnson, R., J. P. 
 Mandeville, W. H., blacksmith, carriage maker and 
 
 village ofiicer. 
 McCall, N. 8., distiller and rectifier. 
 
 Montgomery, Robert, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Moore, J. R., village officer. 
 
 Norman, Wm., tailor. 
 
 Phillpott, R., builder. 
 
 Scott, Enos, beef and pork packer. 
 
 Stockton, David, tanner and leather dealer, 
 
 Sweedland, F., blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 
 Welding, E. U., broom manufacturer. 
 
 Wilkinson, John, flour mill proprietor. 
 
 Willson, J. v., accountant. 
 
 Young, Mathew, carpenter and builder. 
 
 UNIONVILLB, C. W. — A post village situated on the River Rouge, in the township of Markham 
 and county of York, Distant from Toronto, the county seat, 19 miles ; and from Hamilton, 60 miles. 
 
 Baylis, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Bee Hive Hotel, Wm. Gould, proprietor. 
 
 Bell, Aaron, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Bell, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Bishop, Avery, proprietor Central House, harness 
 and trunk manufacturer. 
 
 Black, Robert, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Boulton, Wm. M., reeve. 
 
 Bowman, John, deputy reeve. 
 
 Braithwait, M, M., general merchant. 
 
 Catler, Alexander, weaver. 
 
 Central House, A. Bishop, proprietor. 
 
 Chant, C., cabinet maker and furniture dealer. 
 
 Crosby, H. P., J. P., general merchant, flour, grist 
 and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Davey, Wm., general merchant. 
 
 Davey, Mrs Wm., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 EAKIN, GEORGE, township clerk, treasurer, car- 
 riage and waggon builder (see card, p, 850). 
 
 Eakin, Wm., J. P. 
 
 ECKARDT, ANDREW, postmaster. 
 
 Eckardt, Thomas P., physician. 
 
 Eckardt, Tobias, school teacher. 
 
 Eckardt, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Eckardt, W. & P. D., agricultural implement makers. 
 
 Eckardt & Jones, agricultural implement makers. 
 
 Edmonson, Samuel, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Fairless, James, general merchant. 
 
 Gould,' Wm., proprietor Bee Hive Hotel. 
 
 Hill, Rev. George 8. J., Church of England. 
 
 Hunter, George, blacksmith. 
 
 Johnston, David, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Justice, Char'ios, physioian. 
 
 Kleiser, Jacob, jeweller and watchmaker. 
 
 Larke, Rev. J., Wesley an Methodist. 
 
 Lonsbrough, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Marley, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Nicholson, Andrew, cooper. 
 
 Priddler, Henry, cooper. 
 
 Reid, Mrs. H., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Robinson, George, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Size, A., proprietor Union Hotel. 
 
 Size, Jacob, black,<!mith. 
 
 Size, James, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Size, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Smith, Andrew, saw mill proprietor and lumber 
 
 merchant. 
 Smith, Joseph, mason. 
 Stephenson, John, blacksmith. 
 Un'on Hotel, A. Size, proprietor. 
 Weatherill, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Woodall, Wm., cabinet maker and undertaker. 
 
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 UTICA, C. W.— A small village, situated in the township of Reach and county of Ontario. Contains 
 one common school. Distant from Whitby, the county town, 14 miles ; and from Toronto, 42 miles. 
 Daily mail. Population about 100. 
 
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 UTICA— UXBRIDGE. 
 
 ADAMS, WM., postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 Allen, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Bentlejr, James, farmer. 
 
 Blackburn, Samuel, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Campbell, James 13., J. P., township reeve. 
 
 Christie, Duncan, farmer. 
 
 CHRISTIE, JOHN, township clerk, estate agent 
 
 and farmer (see card, p. 850). 
 Claughton, Joseph, farmer. 
 Crezier, Wm., farmer. 
 Daloy, John, farmer. 
 Ditty, Richard, hotel proprietor. 
 Edgar, Charles, carpenter and builder. 
 Fegan, Henry, tailor. 
 
 French, James £., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Huntley, Wm., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Leach, Louis, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 McCrimmon, Donald A., school teacher. 
 
 McEercher, John, farmer. 
 
 Mead, Cyrus, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Mitchell, Charles, fanner. 
 
 Sanders, Wm., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Termisson, John, farmer. 
 
 Ward, Wm , farmer. 
 
 Warr, Cornelius, blacksmith. 
 
 Way, Daniel 8., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Wilkinson, Qeorge, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 UXBRIDGE, C. W. — A large and flourishing village, situated in the township of the same name, and 
 North Riding of the county of Ontario. It was first settled about the year 180K, and within the past 
 few years has increased very rapidly. It has a good local trade, being in the centre of a fine agricul- 
 tural country, and is the seat of the Junior County Grammar School. Distant from Whitby, the 
 county town, 22 miles ; and from Toronto, 42 miles. Daily mail and money order office. Fopulatioa 
 about 800. 
 
 Anderson, James, cooper. 
 
 Baacom, Charles, tanner and leather dealer. 
 
 Bascom, J., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Bebee, Joseph A., blacksmith and edge tool maker. 
 
 Bolster, J., general merchant. 
 
 Bostin, W. A., builder. 
 
 Boultbee, A., attorney. 
 
 British America Assurance Company, L. M. Squair, 
 
 agent. 
 Brown, J. W. C, accountant, insurance and general 
 
 agent. 
 Bruohall, J., cooper. 
 
 Babe, Joseph A., edge tool manufacturer. 
 Buttan, A. J., township reeve, general merchant and 
 
 school trustee. 
 Chapman, Ira, township councillor. 
 Clelland, W., saddle and harness maker. 
 Clelland, Rev. W., Presbyterian. 
 Colonial Insurance Company, Joseph Dicky, agent. 
 Copeland, Peter, blacksmith. 
 Cowan, Andrew, general merchant. 
 Crosby, J. G., general merchant and school trustee. 
 Cummings, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Daudson, B., fanning mill manafacturer». 
 Dickey, Joseph, J. P., accountant, discount derk, 
 
 insurance and collecting agent. 
 Dowling, T/., cooper. 
 
 Dowling. Mrs. D., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Elwell, Edward, carriage and waggon maker. 
 English, J., cooper. 
 Finch, Joseph, hotel keeper. 
 Fogg, John, baker and confectioner. 
 Qough & McQrath, merchant tailors. 
 Gould, Mrs. A. L., bonnet maker. 
 Gould, Joseph, J. P., floor and saw mill owner and 
 
 school trustee. 
 Qufelt, G., watchmaker and jeweller. 
 Hamilton, Wm., brewer. 
 Harrison, J., saddle and harness maker. 
 Harrison, Mrs. J., milliner and dressmaker. 
 HigginB, Mary, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Hilburn, J, P., school trustee. 
 Hillary, J. Q., M.U., physician and surgeon. 
 Irvine, O. W., founder, machinist and agricultural 
 
 implement maker. 
 Johnston, W., builder and saw mil! owner. 
 Jones, Henry, furniture dc ler, iivcry stable keeper 
 
 and photographic artisit. 
 Kelly, John, builder. 
 
 Lalme, E., druggist. 
 
 Lawn, Ed., bookseller. 
 
 Low, W. M., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Mannington, John, builder. 
 
 KIcCollough, J., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 McDonald, Rev. P., Baptist. 
 
 McGuire, J. & W., cabinet makers. 
 
 McFarquhar, Mr., millwright. 
 
 Miller, R., hotel keeper. 
 
 Morris, Rev. A., Bible Christian. 
 
 Mundy, Edward, book and job printer, publisher 
 North Ontario Advocate. 
 
 Nation, J., school trustee, physician and surgeon. 
 
 North Ontario Advocate, {The) Edward Mundy, pub- 
 lisher. 
 
 O'Neal, Michael, blacksmith. 
 
 Pearde & Combe, clothiers and merchant tailors. 
 
 Peares, C, druggist. 
 
 Plank, A. C. W., hotel keeper. 
 
 Provincial Insurance Company, Jos. Dickey, agent. 
 
 Rease, C, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Reynolds, G., hotel keeper. 
 
 Sleckwood, Isaac, brickmaker. 
 
 Smith, Mrs., general storekeeper. 
 
 Smith, A. W., shoemaker. 
 
 SMITH, WM., J. P., postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 
 Spears, Robert, J. P., township clerk and treasurer. 
 
 Squair, L. M., agent for British America Assur- 
 ance Company. 
 
 Stewart, John, batcher. 
 
 Stone, M., tailor. 
 
 Thompson, Anthony, builder, sash, blind and door 
 manufacturer. 
 
 Thompson, Henry, tin and ooppersmith. 
 
 Thompson, W., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Tuck, Wm., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Wade, Rev. W., Bible Christian. 
 
 Walks, David, school trustee and waggon maker. 
 
 Way, C., hotel keeper. 
 
 Welsh, Wm., tailor. 
 
 Wheeler, George, flour and saw mill owner. 
 
 Wheeler, G., printer. 
 
 Willose, J. P., variety store. 
 
 Willson, Thomas, builder. 
 
 Wilson, Warren, gunsmith. 
 
 Wright, Rev. L., Wesleynn Methodist. 
 
 Wright, Mrs , milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Zrifelt, G., dentist. 
 
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 VALCARTIER, C. E. — A village, situated on the river Jacques Cartier, in the seigniory of St. 
 OabricI and county of Quebec. Distant from Charlesbourg, the county town, 10 miles; and from 
 Quebec, 18 miles. 
 
 B6dard, Pierre, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Brown, J., village councillor. 
 
 Crawford, II., J. P., village conncillor and crown 
 
 land agent. 
 Dunlevey, ./., gen?ral merchant. 
 Fitzpatriok, Charles, saw mill proprietor. 
 Kelley, Rev. P.. Roman Catholic. 
 Lelieare, B., notary. 
 Lindenberg, S., school teacher. 
 McBain, D., general merchant. 
 McBain, J., village councillor. 
 Mcbian, Wm. J., J. P. 
 McDavit, J., school teacher. 
 
 MoMullen, J., tailor. 
 
 Morris, J., general merchant. 
 
 Navin, J., J. P. 
 
 Parker, Mrs., school teacher. 
 
 Parkin, Rev. E. C, Church of England. 
 
 Reynolds, Frank, village 0Oi.ncillor. 
 
 Robertson, John, tailor. 
 
 Shanks, Rev. D., Church of Scotland. 
 
 Todd, Oeorge, flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Wolflf, A. J., J. P. 
 
 WOLFF, CHARLES S., postmaster. 
 
 Ward, II., village councillor. 
 
 VALLEYPIELD, C. E. — A thriving village, situated in the parish of St. Ceoile and county of Bean- 
 haruois. Distant from Beauharnois, the county seat, 18 miles ; and from Montreal, 42 miles. Mail 
 tri- weekly. Population of parish 1600. 
 
 Alaire, Michel, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Archambault, C, blacksmith. 
 
 Beaudry, J., clerk of division court. 
 
 Bergevin, Bazil, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Buntin, A. & J., paper manufacturers. 
 
 Cnmpain, T., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Cocbeo, A., school teacher. 
 
 Coulthard, Rev. W. 
 
 Coutld-e, Miss Flora, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Daigneault, Pierre, blacksmith. 
 
 Davoust, 7.., general merchant. 
 
 Demers, Edward, notary public. 
 
 Demors, Joseph & Co., general merchants. 
 
 Depocas, Charles, J. P. and general merchant. 
 
 Dion, Eusjibe, grocer. 
 
 Dunlop, James, tanner. 
 
 Qreffe, Moise, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Harris, George, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Larocque, Isidore, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Leduc, Pierre, J. P. 
 
 Lefebvre, Pierre, saddle and harness 'maker. 
 
 Loy, J. J., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Lynch, P., general merchant. 
 
 MADDEN, JOHN, postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 
 Maguire, Mrs. Flora, bonnet maker. 
 
 Mass^, J. A., notary public. 
 
 McFee, Miss, school teacher. 
 
 McMartin, James & Co., flour and saw mill pro- 
 prietors. 
 
 Meloche, Joreph E., general merchant. 
 
 Meloche, Toussaint, grocer and blacksmith. 
 
 O'Reilly, Owen, general merchant. 
 
 Pease, D. B., general merchant. 
 
 Plonte, Moise, general merchant. 
 
 Poulin, Pierre, saw mill proprietor and chair mana- 
 facturer. 
 
 Prevost, Etienne, dentist and physician. 
 
 Proulx, E., general merchant. 
 
 Provanchy, Joseph, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 St. Amour, Jean Baptiste, J. P. 
 
 St. Amour & Co., general merchants. 
 
 Tessier, Lambert, grocer. 
 
 Thibault, Rev. Z., Roman Catholic. 
 
 VANKLEEK HILL, C, W. — A post village, situated in the township of Hawkesbury and county of 
 Prescott. The place was named after Mr. Vankleek, one of the first settlers. Distant from Mont- 
 real, tiO miles ; from Ottawa, CO miles; from Toronto, 3iO miles ; and from Lancaster Station, on the 
 Grand Trunk Railway, 38 miles. Population about 700. 
 
 American Hotel, J. B., McEenzie, proprietor. 
 Boyd, James, J. P., reeve and general merchant. 
 Campbell, Allen, carpenter, builder and cabinet 
 
 maker. 
 Cleveland, J. H., insurance agent and ealeratus 
 
 manufacturer. 
 Currie, Rev. Peter, Canada Presbyterian. 
 Curran, T., hotel proprietor. 
 Delorme, P., carpenter, builder and cabinet maker. 
 Desjardins, A., physician. 
 Dupuy, Vincent, cooper. 
 Eastman, Robert, tanner and leather dealer. 
 Ferguson, Robert, book-keeper and accountant. 
 Ferguson, Thomas, carpenter, builder and cabinet 
 
 maker. 
 Ferguson, Thomas & William, sash, blind and door 
 
 manufacturers. 
 Ferguson, William, carpenter, builder and cabinet 
 
 maker. 
 Flynn, B. D., blacksmith. » 
 
 Hall, Edward, tanner and leather dealer. 
 
 Hamilton, Samuel, butcher and drover. 
 
 Harkin, Wm., physician. 
 
 Hendry, Robert, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Higginson, Thomas, J. P. 
 
 Hunter, John, village councillor. 
 
 Jameson, D. J., general merchant and tanner. 
 
 Jameson, John, general merchant. 
 
 Jeffers, J. C, trunk manufacturer. 
 
 Johnsonr Hiram, J. P., brickmaker and hotel pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 Johnson S^MoMahon, copper, tin and sheet iron 
 workers. 
 
 Jones, Spencer Atkins, teacher of grammar schooL 
 
 Kellie, Mrs., boarding house keeper. 
 
 Kennedy, Miss Ellen, milliner. 
 
 Ladouoeur, John, chair manufacturer. 
 
 Liberti^, Pascal, chair manufacturer. 
 
 Lighthall, C. J., J. P. 
 
 McCuaig, Malcolm, book-keeper and accountant. 
 
 
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 McDonald, Archibiild, carder, dyer, ko. 
 
 McDonell, Angan, blacksmith. 
 
 McDONELL, DUNCAN, postmaster, druggist and 
 
 village treasurer. 
 McGilllTray, Donald, book-keeper and accountant. 
 Molntosb, Alexander, tailor and clothier. 
 Mcintosh, Angus, tailor. 
 
 Mcintosh, Donald, Tillage councillor & blacksmith, 
 Mcintosh, Finlay, tailor. 
 McKenzie, J. 1>., proprietor American Ilotol. 
 McKenzio, James S,, village collector. 
 McKenzie, Wm. K., barrister, &o. 
 MoLauren, Archibald, book-keeper and accountant. 
 McLauren & Mcintosh, manufacturers and dealers in 
 
 boots and shoes. 
 MoLeod, N. D., village councillor. 
 MoNulty, Hugh, bricklayer. 
 McNulty, Rose, milliner and dressmaker. 
 McRac, 'Vm., upholsterer, saddle & harness maker. 
 
 MuUikin, Joseph, bailiff. 
 
 Phillip, Mrs., general store. 
 
 Pocquette, Pierre, carpenter, builder and cabinet 
 maker. 
 
 Potter, John, school trustee. 
 
 Robertson, John, Hteam flour mill, carding and full- 
 ing mill proprietor and general merchant. 
 
 Ryan, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Saucier, Peter, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Shield, John, clerk of Ilawkesbury. 
 
 Stewart, Hugh, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Stewart, Col. Neil, crown land agent. 
 
 Vankleek, John, farmer. 
 
 Villeneuve, Michel, carpenter, builder and cabinet 
 maker. 
 
 Waters, Charles, clerk of 2nd division court. 
 
 Wells, James D., manufacturer of pearlasb, &o. 
 
 Wells, J. P., general merchant. 
 
 Willis, Oeorge, village councillor. 
 
 VARENNE3, C. E. — .Vn incorporated village, situated between the rivers Richelieu and St. Lawrence, 
 in the seigniory of Varennes anil county of Vercht>re3. Its position is one of the most magnificent from 
 Montreal to Quebec. A steamer plies four times a week between Montreal and Varennea, and about 
 a mile from the village are situated the well known Varennes Mineral Springs. Distant from Vercht^res, 
 the county town, 7 miles ; from Moatieal, 16 miles ; and from Quebec, 163 miles. Daily mail. Popu- 
 lation of the village and parish 3325. 
 
 ARCHAMBAULT, J. A., assistant postmaster. 
 
 ARCHAMBAULT, J. N. A., J. P., postmaster, 
 secretary of municipal council, clerk of the court, 
 secretary of agricultural society, major, assistant 
 quarter master general district No. 6 B. C, and 
 notary public. 
 
 Bearuard, A. II., notary public. 
 
 Beauchamp, J. L., J. P. 
 
 Beauchemin, Charles, farmer. 
 
 Beaudry, E. A., notary public. 
 
 Bi^^'dird, Rev. P., Roman Catholio. 
 
 Bertbiaume, Q., blackdmith. 
 
 Bouiquet, C, mason. 
 
 Brico, Y., cabinet maker. 
 
 Brodtur, Antoine, J.P.,lieut.-col 1st battalion C. V., 
 farmer and proprietor of the Springs 1} miles 
 from the village. 
 
 Brodeux, Hunor6, general merchant. 
 
 Cadieuz, P. A., general merchant. 
 
 Choquet, A., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Choquet, L., farmer. 
 
 CoUette, Honors, farmer. 
 
 Collette, M., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 De'Martigney, J. P. L., J. P., colonel militia dis- 
 trict No. 6, B. C. 
 
 Deoelles, Antoine, J. P. 
 
 Decelles, Prosper, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Desautels, Rev. Joseph, Roman Catholio. 
 
 Duohesnais, NapoU'-on, physician. 
 
 Durand, F., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 FngSre, P., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Oeoffrion, J. Bte., farmer. 
 
 Oeoffrion, Joseph, major, 1st battalion, C. V. 
 
 Girard, M. A., mayor and notary public. 
 
 Joachim, Isidore, mason. 
 
 JMoin, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Lalumiere, Louis, tanner and currier. 
 
 Langlois, C., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Langlois, Rev. J., director, Varennes College. 
 
 Letourneau, Antoine, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Lussier, Felix, J. P., flour. and saw mill proprietor 
 
 and seignior. 
 Lussier, J., cabinet maker. 
 Mal^part, Eustache, blacksmith. 
 Mah'part, F, . mason. 
 MaI6part, J. Bte., tanner and currier. 
 Marceau, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Massue, Louis H., J. P., major, deputy assistant 
 
 adjutant general, district No. 6, B. C, flour and 
 
 grist mill proprietor and seignior. 
 Mongeau, Joseph, major, Ist battalion, C. V. 
 Mongeau, Limoges, tailor. 
 Painchaud, Charles Fran9ois, physician. 
 Painchaud, Edouard, physician. 
 Pelligrini, A., tin and coppersmith. 
 Petit, Joseph, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Richard, Abraham, carpenter. 
 Robert, Fran9ois, blacksmith. 
 Savaria, M. , cabinet maker. 
 Sene9al, L., farmer. 
 Thomas, J. Bte., boot and shoemaker. 
 Thomas, Louis, blacksmith. 
 Tourangeau, Hypolite, general merchant. 
 VARENNES COLLEGE, Rev J. Langlois, director; 
 
 teachers : Rev's Messrs. Casaubon, Laporte, Fen- 
 
 ncsy, and Bibaud. 
 
 VARNA, C. W. — A village situated on the Lake shore, in the township of Stanley and county o' 
 Huron. Distant from Qoderich, the county town, 18 miles ; and trom Bayfield, 6 miles. Daily mail. 
 Population about 100. 
 
 Armstrong, Wm., cooper. 
 
 Cook, Thomas, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Crawford, John, J. P., shoemaker. 
 
 Delhi, Oeorge, cabinet maker and furniture dealer. 
 
 Elliott, John, builder, 
 
 Emboden, Peter, tailor. 
 
 Farmers' Inn, Wm. Turner, proprietor. 
 
 Hill, N. L., tailor. 
 
 Irwin, John, shoemaker. 
 
 Kennedy, Mrs., milliner. 
 
 McCowan, Wm., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 McKowen, D., blacksmith. 
 
 
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 Read, John, proprietor TraTellcra' Inn. 
 
 Seobie, Wm. & (vharles, flour and saw mill props. 
 
 SECORD, JOSI.\H B., J. P., postmaster and general 
 
 merchnnt. 
 Simpson, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Travellers' Tun, .Tohn Read, proprietor. 
 
 Turner, William, flaur mill and hotel proprietor, 
 
 lumber merchant. 
 Willson, James, general merchant. 
 
 VERCHERES, C. E. — A village, situated on the river St. Liwrcnce, in the Seigniory and county of 
 Verchcres and district of .Montreal, midway between Varennes and rontrecicur, and is the r/ief lieu of 
 the county. Distant from Montreal, '24 miles. Daily mail. Population of the parish about 1000. 
 
 director ; 
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 Amiot, Charles, J. P., blacksmith. • 
 
 Aoiiot, Hubert, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Amiot, Pierre, councillor. 
 
 Archarobault, A., county councillor. 
 
 Beauregar'l, Hubert, cabinet maker, carpenter, 
 
 builder and furniture dealer. 
 Beauregard, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 BcrtrunJ, Hubert, foundry and muoliiuo shop. 
 Bieavouu & Duhamel, carriage and waggon makers. 
 Boisseau, Levi, cooper. 
 Bouvier, Joseph, councillor. 
 Brazcau, Adolphe, boot and shoemaker. 
 Brazeau, Antoine, beef and pork packer. 
 Brazeau, F. X., boot and shoemaker. 
 Brazeau, Napoleon, boot and shoemaker. 
 Brin, Bruno, tailor. 
 
 Brodeur, .\apol6on, beef and pork packer. 
 Bruneau, Rev. R. 0., Roman Catholic and president 
 
 of school commissioners. 
 Brunei, Louis, county councillor. 
 Burk, Joseph, carriage and waggon maker, 
 Carrifere, Frani^ois, chair manufacturer. 
 Chagnon, Eugene, grocer. 
 Chagnon, E. E., notary public and clerk of circuit 
 
 court. 
 Chagnon, Clement, wit^o and liquor merchant. 
 Chagnon, Clfiophas, curding mill proprietor. 
 ChigQon, Joseph N., J. P. 
 Charron, Francois, major of militia. 
 Charbonneau, M'lle. Henrietta, milliner and dress- 
 maker. 
 Cheviil, Pierre, produce and provision dealer. 
 CUicoino, Pierre, carpenter and builder. 
 Chicoine & Seneyal, flour, grist and saw mill props. 
 College Industrial de Verchbres, Honoru Lamarohe, 
 
 directeur. 
 Collette, F. X., carpenter and builder. 
 Collette & Collette, general merchants. 
 Convent des Soeurs, St. Noma de Jesus et Marie. 
 Craig, A. B. prefet. 
 Daigle, V. J., county councillor. 
 Dansercau, C, physician and surgeon, 
 Dansereau, F. X., tanner. 
 Dansoreau, Joseph, baker. 
 Dansereau, Joseph, school oomraissioner and lieut.- 
 
 col. of militia. 
 Dansereau, Richard, carpenter and builder. 
 Dosjardins, M'lle L , milliner and dressmaker. 
 D6smarais, Adolphe, carpenter, builder, cabinet 
 
 maker and furniture dealer. 
 
 Diismarais, Hubert, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Dozois, J. lUe. , baker. 
 
 Duohaine, Benjamin, blacksmith. 
 
 Dufilly, Joseph, school commissioner. 
 
 Dufilly, Louis, councillor. 
 
 Dufort, T., county councillor. 
 
 Duhamel, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Duhamel, Joseph, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Fontaine, Q. A., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Qeotfroin, F6Hx, notary public and village secretary 
 and treasurer. 
 
 Qirard, Denis, councillor and school commissioner. 
 
 Qirard, M. A., county councillor. 
 
 Qosselin, Joseph, cooper. 
 
 Oravel, Rev. A., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Quyon, L. & F., blacksmiths, 
 
 Hubert, Louis, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Lahaise, O., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Lamontagne, JorSmie, beef and pork packer. 
 
 Langlois, Henry, brickmaker. 
 
 Laporte, J. W., grocer. 
 
 Laroohe, Prospi^re, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Larose, Antoine, wine and liquor merchant and 
 school commissioner. 
 
 Larose, Q. A., general merchant. 
 
 Larose, J. Bte., councillor. 
 
 Lavallce, Clement, wine and liquor merchant. 
 
 Lussier, Pierre, councillor. 
 
 LUSSIER, TREFFLfi, postmaster and hotel pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 Marchand, Rich, carringo and waggon maker. 
 
 Martel, Frederic, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Martel, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Mathiou, M., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Millotte, Josnph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Mo'-astesse, Jostjih, grocer and lumber merchant. 
 
 Mongeau, Thi'ophile, flour and gi.at mill proprietor 
 and tanner. 
 
 Moreau, Franyois, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Plante, EJmond, caniing mill proprietor. 
 
 Quintal, A., dry goods merchant. 
 
 Quintal, F. X., baker. 
 
 Robert, Luc, general merchant. 
 
 Seneyal, Adolphe, J. P., mayor and councillor. 
 
 Senegal, Ambroise, lumber merchant. 
 
 Ihisaiers, J. Bte. St. Pierre, carding mill pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 T6treau, P. X., carpenter, builder, cabinet maker 
 and furniture dealer. 
 
 Trudeau, F. X., chair manufacturer. 
 
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 VERNON, C. W.— .A post office, situated in the township of Osgoode and county of Carleton. 
 place was founded in the year 1860. Distant from Ottawa city, 25 miles. 
 
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 VERNONVILLE, C, W.— A village situated in the township of Haldimand and county of Northnm- 
 berland. The village was first settled about 12 years ago, by Mr. Vernon, (now deceased), from whom 
 It took Its name. Distant from Cobourg, the county town, 12 miles; from Grafton Railway Station, 
 6 miles ; and from Toronto 80 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 200. 
 
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 VEBNONVILLE— VIENNA. 
 
 Blacklock. James, carriage ami wagj^on^maker. 
 Brownfleld, Hubert, iiuw mill proprietor. 
 Clarence, Jubn, buut and ghopinaker. 
 DoiiHchy, Samuel, hotel proprietor. 
 Oi"cBpiti, Oeorgo, Hour and griat mill proprietor. 
 Hoyt, Mro., weaver. 
 Johnston, Thomax, architect. 
 Kellog, .\masia, grocur. 
 
 McCullough, George, school teacher. 
 
 .McRae, Donald, blaukBmilh. 
 
 Smith, Rev. Mr., Presbyterian. 
 
 Hpecra, Miss M. J., milliner au>1 dresi>maker 
 
 .Sl'EER.S, THOMAS, postmaster. 
 
 Terry, Henry, J. P., general merchant. 
 
 Tarnie, James, architect. 
 
 VERONA, C. W. A post village situntcd in the township of Portland and county of Frontenac 
 Distant from Kingston, the county seat, 'Z2 miles. Population about 70. 
 
 Abraham, Wm., tavurn keeper, stave and ahingle 
 manufacturer. 
 
 Babcock, Abel, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Buboock. Nancy, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 CL.\KKE, A. M., postmaster and lumber merchant. 
 
 Craig, Wm., tavern keeper, cabinet maker and fur- 
 niture dealer. 
 
 Embury, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Grant, Alexander, cooper. 
 
 Hicks, Joshua, grocer leather dealer and tanner. 
 Hicks, Mrs. Mary Ann, onp manufacturer. 
 Miller, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 Peters, J. J. B., blacksmith. 
 Taylor, Henry, physician. 
 Warner, Charles, dry goods dealer. 
 White, Rev. Mr., Methodist Episcopal. 
 WRIGHT, CHARLES, assistant postmaster. 
 
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 VESTA, C. W. — .A post village situated on Beaver Crcnk, iu the township of Br^nt. and county of 
 Bruce. Distant from Walkerton, 10 miles ; from Hamilton, 108 miles ; and from Toronto, 186 miles. 
 Population about 30. 
 
 Brocklcbanks, James, reeve. 
 Bruce, John, councillor. 
 Cannon, lienjamin, farmer. 
 
 CANNON, ROBERT, postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 Fortune, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 Fortune, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Mcintosh, St. Lawrence, township clerk. 
 
 Reid, Rev. Thomas, New Connexion Methodist. 
 
 Smith, Johnson, councillor. 
 
 Walker, Joseph, deputy reeve. 
 
 Ward, J., councillor. 
 
 
 VICTORIA SQUARE, C. W.— A thriving post village, situated in the township of Mavkham, and 
 
 aty of York. Distant from Toror'tf' the county seat, 20 miles. Population 
 
 East Riding of the count 
 about 150. 
 
 Allison, Thomas, general merchant. 
 
 Carpenter, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Cook, Ji)hn, waggon maker. 
 
 Donor, Christopher, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Duvoro, Wm., hotel keeper. 
 
 Elerby, Joseph, butcher. 
 
 Gueroy, George, builder. 
 
 Hiscock, James, builder. 
 
 Kamton, Thomas C, waggon maker. 
 
 Macey, Wm., builder. 
 
 Mayers, Thomas, druggist. 
 
 MoKenzIe, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Monkman, Rev. J., Primitive Methodist. 
 
 Nattrass, Rev. J., Primitive Methodist. 
 
 Ogilvey, James Alexander, general merchant. 
 
 Stoutenburgh, James, general merchant. 
 
 Stoutenburgh, Martin, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Teel, Henry, assistant postmaster saddle and har- 
 ness maker. 
 
 WHITE, HUMPHRET, postmaster, boot and shoe- 
 maker. 
 
 Woodward, John, general merchant. 
 
 VIENNA, C. W.— An incorporated village, situated on Otter Creek, in the township of Bayham and 
 county of Elgin. Distant from St. Thomas, the county town, 28 miles ; from London, 60 miles ; from 
 Hamilton, 76 miles ; and from Toronto, 120 miles. Daily mail. Population about 900. 
 
 Abbott, D., carpenter and builder. 
 Abbott, E., boot and shoemaker. 
 Arnold, T. S., photographic artist. 
 Ault, John, farmer. 
 Baldwin, L., farmer. 
 Brasher, S., clothier and tailor. 
 Broons, W., cabinet maker. 
 Burgess, J., boot and shoemaker. 
 Campbell, C., physician. 
 Caughill, H., proprietor Francisco Hoase. 
 Chute, E., plasterer. 
 Chute, G., baker and confectioner. 
 Clarkson, E., blacksmith. 
 Cowan, S., school teacher. 
 
 Crawford, J. M., J. p., insurance agent and saw 
 mill proprietor. 
 
 Edison, F., tin and coppersmith. 
 Edison, Thomas & Co. , general merchants. 
 Exchange Hotel, H. Wood, proprietor. 
 Francisco House, H. Caughill, proprietor. 
 Gates, E. H., physician. 
 Gilbert, H. U , physician. 
 Gundry, L. J., druggist. 
 Gustin, H. A., insurance agent. 
 Hawksworth, Mrs., school teacher. 
 Hawksworth, P. & J., farmers. 
 Jenkins, Thomas, tanner and currier. 
 Jenkins, Thomas, lumber merchant. 
 Jessup, Rev. H. B., Church of England. 
 Jewell, F., general merchant. 
 Johnson, J., carpenter and builder. 
 Josett, Mrs. milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 
 NEIL CUaRlE, MANUFACTURER OF OIL STILLS, WORMS, &o., TORONTO. (See Card, p. 800.) 
 
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 iliant. 
 
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 Kanady, 8, C, lamber merchant. 
 
 Kellum, Miss S., milliner and drMsmaker. 
 
 King, il L., lumber merchant. 
 
 Letaon, .MisM, school teacher. 
 
 Light, L. & O., plasterers and brickmakcrs. 
 
 LaxtoD, Thomas, harness maker. 
 
 Lyon, W., schoKl teacher. 
 
 Mann, J., barrister. 
 
 Marr, A. farmer. 
 
 McAllister. H. H., grocer. 
 
 McDonald, J. p., town clerk, treasurer, and post- 
 
 madter, 
 McDormand, J., carpenter and builder. 
 Merlatt, R., foundry, and agricultural implement 
 
 maker. 
 Milne, A., cabinet maker. 
 Milne, W., baker au ' jonfeotioner. 
 Mungal, J., painter. 
 Nellis, Thomas, tanner and carrier. 
 Newcomb, 8., clerk of division court. 
 Patton, A. M., insurance agent. 
 Piitton, Toir & Co., general merchants. 
 Putman, If. M., livery stable keeper, carriage and 
 
 waggon maker. 
 Saxon, L., farmer. 
 
 Sells, n. &Co., foundry and agricultural implement 
 
 makers. 
 Smith, UeT. A , Wesieyan Methodist. 
 Smith, It. T., J. V . tin and coppersmith. 
 Spellman, Tiioma.t, tailor. 
 Sturgid, C. f., lamber merchant. 
 Suffel, Qeorge, J. P., reere. 
 Huff'el k Co., general merchants. 
 Suffel & Finch, flour and grist mill proprietors. 
 Tenia, W., blacksmith. 
 Thornton, G., boot and shoemaker. 
 Tomlinson, R., soap and candle manulacturer. 
 Tweedale, J. B., physician. 
 I'pham, Charles, saw mill proprietor. 
 Vogt, IL, jeweller and watchmaker, 
 Wagner, Rev. J. >V., Roman Catholic 
 Wallace, W, F,, lumber merchant, 
 Walmsley, II,, blacksmith. 
 Weinhold, li., painter. 
 Whitney, L. W,, harness and truukmaker, 
 Wildem, D,, boot and shoemaker. 
 Wood, H., proprietor Exchange IIoteL 
 Wood, Rev, John, Episcopal Methodist. 
 Wright, J. F., grocer. 
 Yocum, R., assessor and collector. 
 
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 VILLA NOVA, C. "W. — A post village situated in the township of Townsend and county of Norfolk. 
 Distant from Simcoe, the county town, 11 miles. Population about 75. 
 
 Dean, D., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Goble, J., cooper. 
 
 Goble, R., cooper. 
 
 Major, Robert, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 McAlpin, John, lumber merchant. 
 
 McLAREN, JOHN, postmaster. 
 
 Packard, A., lumber merchant. 
 
 Porter, C. K., architect and planing mill proprietor. 
 
 Smith, Stafford, blacksmith. 
 
 Upper, James S., general merchant and insurance: 
 
 agent. 
 Walworth, E., carpenter and builder. 
 Walworth, Mrs., milliner. 
 Wetmore, John, blacksmith. 
 Wetmore, R. J., blacksmith. 
 Wilford, Henry, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 VIOLET, C W. — A Tillage situated in the township of Ernestown and county of Addington. Dis- 
 tant from Kingston, the county seat, 18 miles ; from Napanee, 7 miles ; from Newburg, 7 miles. 
 Daily mail. Population about 100. 
 
 Aylsworth, Benjamin, J. P. 
 Aylsworth, John, J. P. 
 Clark, Benjamin, J. P. 
 Daney Leonard, blacksmith. 
 Donaldson, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Fellows, James, J. P. 
 Hess, Timothy, blacksmith. 
 
 Iryine, Wm., boot and shoemaker and general mer- 
 chant. 
 
 Lane, Jacob, millwright. 
 
 PERRY, A. B., J. P., provincial land surveyor, 
 
 draughtsman, and commissioner in B. R. 
 PERRY', D. W., postmaster, flour and saw mill 
 
 proprietor. 
 Perry, Lemuel V. & John R., agricultural imple* 
 
 ment manufacturers. 
 Perry, Wm. H., J. P. 
 Rockwell, B. 8., carpenter and builder. 
 
 VIRGIL, C. W. — A post village situated on Four Mile Creek, in the township of Niagara and county 
 of Lincoln. Distant from Niagara, 2} miles ; from Toronto, 36 miles ; from Hamilton, 40 miles ; and 
 from Buffalo, N. ¥., 39 miles. Daily mail. Population about 200. 
 
 Ball, T. N., farmer. 
 
 BRISTOL, JAMES M., postmaster, grocer, boot 
 
 and shoe manufacturer. 
 Cairns, Qeorge, farmer. 
 Chrysler, John, township councillor. 
 Cushman, Isaac, blacksmith. 
 Cushman, John, constable, carriage and waggon 
 
 maker. 
 Elliott, George, school teacher. 
 Freel, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Gibson, Hamilton, cabinet maker, upholsterer, 
 
 undertaker ard hotel proprietor. 
 Hoskins, Nelson, farmer. 
 Hoskins, Nelson & Sons, broom makers. 
 Lambert, Hamilton, tuwnship councillor. 
 
 Maokin, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 McMullin, Albert M., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Miller, G. J., farmer. 
 
 Richardson, Rev. Mr. Wesley an Methodist. 
 
 Rogers, Rev. B. W., Baptist. 
 
 Servos, Alexander, J. P., flour and grist mill pro 
 
 prietor. 
 Servos, Peter, J. P., flour and grist mill proprieti 
 Shaw, Arthur, treasurer and township clerk. 
 Thorburn, David, township councillor. 
 Walker, F., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Walker, Joseph, jun., constable. 
 Wood, F., farmer. 
 Woodruff, Henry, township reeve. 
 Young, John, J. P., township councillor. 
 
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 VITTORIA, C. W. — A post Tillage, situated in the north east part of the township of Charlottsville 
 and county of Norfolk. Distant from Simooe, the county town, 7 miles ; from London, 70 miles ; and 
 from Hamilton, 45 miles. Daily mail, with money order office. Population about 500. 
 
 Baldwin, Rev. Thomas, baptist. 
 
 Clark, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Cooper, Lionel, cabinet maker. 
 
 Cox, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Duncan, A., clerk. 
 
 Duncan, James, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Ewing, Wm., tailor. 
 
 Finley, Wm., gentleman. 
 
 Hackett, J. & £., waggon makers and blacksmiths. 
 
 Hewitt, Wm., druggist and clerk diTision court. 
 
 Home, A., general merchant. 
 
 Huff, Rer. L. C, Wesleyan Methodist 
 
 Keller, H. M., blacksmith. 
 
 Lansport, T., gentleman. 
 
 Mabee, 0., farmer. 
 
 Machan, Mrs., milliner. 
 
 Machan, John, township clerk and tailor. 
 
 McCall, G. D., clerk. 
 
 McCall, J. H., clerk. 
 
 McCALL, S., J. P., postmaster, general merchant, 
 
 land and general agent. 
 McKermo, H. J. tailor. 
 Noble, Charles, v.aggou maker. 
 
 Parish, Henry, hotel keeper. 
 
 Patridge, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Potts, E. 8., farmer. 
 
 Potts, Jacob, E., J. P., general merchant. 
 
 ProTident Life Assurance Co., A. Reed, agent. 
 
 Rassidge, V. W., barrister. 
 
 Reed, A., agent Prorident Life Assurance Company. 
 
 Reid, Archibald, cabinet maker. 
 
 Ridgway, Robert, school teacher. 
 
 Salmon, W. T., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Samoa, D., blacksmith. 
 
 Smith, Rev. David, New Connen'^n Jxcthodist. 
 
 Smith, 0. M., treasurer of township. 
 
 Swayzie, Samuel, cabinet maker. 
 
 Terry, Henry, blacksmith. 
 
 Tisdale, Jos., farmer. 
 
 Watson, Thomas, miller. 
 
 White, D. M., hotel keeper. 
 
 Williams, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Winterbotham, Rer. J., Baptist. 
 
 Woolenough, J. B., flour and grist mill owner. 
 
 Ifoung, P. £., J. P., general merchant and reere. 
 
 WALKERTON, C. W.— A village, situu.od on the Saugeen River, in the township of Brant and 
 county of Bruce. It is particularly adapted for manufacturing, milling and machinery purposes, and 
 is surrounded by an excellent agricultural country, and one nf the best spring wheat producing sections 
 of Canada. Distant from Qoderich, 48 miles. Bi-weekly mail. Population about 350. 
 
 Ambrose, Charles, J. P. 
 
 Ambrose, C. & W., general merchants. 
 
 Barnet & Anderson, carpenters and builders. 
 
 Benson, James, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Black, James, chair manufacturer. 
 
 Bruce, Johu, J. P. and general merchant. 
 
 Cameron & Fraser, barristers. 
 
 Collins, Wm., clerk 8th division court. 
 
 Collins, Wm., photographic artist. 
 
 Crawford, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Creighton, Wm., tanner, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Davidson, Hugh, druggist. 
 
 Flett, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Galbraith, J., grocer. 
 
 Gibson, James, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Hartley, Hargreave, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Hawkins, Wm., P.L.S. 
 
 Henry, Thomas, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Hopkins, R. E., harness maker. 
 
 James, J. R., general merchant. 
 
 Jamison, James, J. P. 
 
 Jones, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Enap, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Leaman, A. L., physician. 
 
 Lockhart, James, carriage and wnggon maker. 
 
 Maloney, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 McCarter, Alexander, blacksmith. 
 
 McLEAN, MALCOLM, postmaster. 
 
 McLean, Wm., tailor. 
 
 Moffat, Rev. Robert C, Canada Presbyterian. 
 
 Moore, David, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Reed, Donald, school teacher. 
 
 Riddle, James, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Scott, W. J., physician and coroner. 
 
 Shannon, Wm., harness maker. 
 
 Sherwood, George, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Smith, John L., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Softley, Rev. Edward, Church of England. 
 
 Spence, Edward, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Stevens, Charles, blacksmith. 
 
 Stewart, Moses, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Sutherland, Robert, barrister. 
 
 Thompson, Andrew, tanner. 
 
 Lsher, H., physician. 
 
 Walker, J., chair manufacturer. 
 
 Walker, Joseph, flour, grist and saw mill proprietor 
 
 Walkerton, James, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Walkerton, Jooeph, J. P. 
 
 Weight, George, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Wilson, J. J., general merchant. 
 
 Wilson, Mrs. J. J., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Wisser, Lewis, tailor. 
 
 "WALLACEBURG, C. W.— A post village situated in the township of Chatham and county of Kent. 
 Distant from Chatham, the county town, 17 miles ; and from Sarnia, 82 miles. Population about 600. 
 
 Ayres, Wm., merchant tailor and clothier. 
 Seattle, J. H., insurance agent. 
 BeattiC; Wm. C, general merchant. 
 Boyle, Wm., hotel proprietor. 
 Becker, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Buchanan, L, saw mill proprietor. 
 Clancy, Michael, general merchant. 
 
 Davis, Charles, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Dolson, Isaac, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Doyle, Lawrence, saddle, harness and trunk^maker- 
 
 Dmmmond, Jame.^, stoves, tin and copperware. 
 
 Fish, George, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Fisher, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Fraser, James, blacksmith. 
 
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 Fraser, Charles, landing waiter and surveyor of 
 
 castoms. 
 Geleuns, Alexis, cabinet and chair niaker. 
 Halpio, Martin, biiker. 
 J011N80N, DANIEL, postmaater and general mcr- 
 
 cbunt. 
 Johnson, L. H., county warden. 
 Judson, Jiimes, carpenter and builder. 
 Jadson, VVm., carpenter and builder. 
 Eubn, Charles, merchant tailor and clothier. 
 Lalonde, Joseph, cabinet and chair maker. 
 Langstaif, Miles, laud agent. 
 Lillie, John, sen., J. P., druggist and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Lillie, John, jun., clerk of division court. 
 Lister, Qeorge, physician. 
 Little, Hiram, grocer. 
 Mansell, Tracy, blacksmith. 
 Martin, Henry, J. P. 
 
 •Martin, R. V., general merchant. 
 Martin, Theodore, tanner, hide and leather dealer, 
 
 and manufacturer of boots and shoes. 
 McUiarmid, Charles, carpenter and builder. 
 McLcnn, Hector, jun., lumber merchant. 
 McLeod, Angus, hotel proprietor. 
 Miller, J. R., carpenter and builder. 
 Moore, James, carpenter and builder. 
 Niven, Thomas, grocer. 
 Patterson, Wm., saw mill proprietor. 
 Feck, Richard, hotel proprietor. 
 Philp, Rev. S. C, New Connexion Methodist. 
 RadcliflF, John, hotel proprietor. 
 Richardson, James, grocer. 
 Ruthven, Qeorge, physician. 
 Smith, Asabel, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Smith, Calvin, sash, blind and door factory. 
 Webster, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 West, Thomas, hotel proprietor. 
 
 WALLACETOWN, C. W.— A village, situated on Talbot Road, in the township of DunwioU and 
 county of Elgin. It is in the centre of a good farming country, and all kinds of business and trade 
 is in a fljuriahing condition. Distant from Lake Erie, 3 miles; from London, 31 miles; and from St. 
 Thomas, 19 miles. Daily mail. Population about 200. 
 
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 Barclay, A. E. & S. R., proprietors, Britannia Hotel. 
 
 Blackwood, John A. C, general merchant. 
 
 Bradt, Robert, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Britannia Hotel, A. E. & S. R. Barclay, proprietors. 
 
 Cameron, Donald, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Campbell, J. 0., notary public. 
 
 Campbell, Randal, flour mill nroprietor. 
 
 Clay, David, proprietor, Elgin Hotel. 
 
 Elgin Hotel, David Clay, proprietor. 
 
 Forbs, Duncan, cooper. 
 
 Henry, C. G , proprietor, Anglo-American Hotel. 
 
 Leitcb, Archibald, school teacher. 
 
 Love, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 McBryne, Archibald, builder. 
 
 McBryne, Donald, general merchant. 
 
 McCiillum, Daniel J., J. P. 
 
 MoDeriiiid, Rev. Archibald. 
 
 McFariaiu, Archibald, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Mclnnes, L. R., physician. 
 
 xMcIntyre, Duncan, tailor. 
 
 Mclntyro, Lazarus W., constable, carpenter and 
 
 builder. 
 McKellar, D. O., carpenter and builder. 
 MoKILLOP, JOHN, postmaster, lumber and general 
 
 merchant. 
 McLaws, David, blacksmith. 
 McLean, D., carpenter and builder. 
 McPhail, Alexander, saddle and harness maker. 
 McPherson, A. & J., founders and^machinists. 
 McPherson, Daniel, carpenter and builder. 
 McTavish, Archibald, boot and shoemaker. 
 Ritchie, John, blacksmith. 
 Stinson, W. H., cabinet maker and upholsterer. 
 Tait, Hugh, photographer. 
 Thompson & Clark, blacksmiths. 
 Urqubart, A. C, merchant tailor, clothier & grocer. 
 
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 WALSINGHAM, C. W. — Also known as St. Williams — a small village, situated in the township 
 of Walsingham and county of Norfolk. Distant front Simooe, the county town, 18 miles ; and from 
 London, 75 miles. Daily mail. Population about '00. 
 
 Backhouse, J. A., J. P., superintendent common 
 
 schools. 
 Brandon, Abraham, blacksmith. 
 Chestcrman, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Dace, Wm., proprietor Union HoteL 
 Fero, John, blacksmith. 
 Finch, Peter, carpenter and builder. 
 Fishett, Miss Mary, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Hutchison, J. B., reeve. 
 Jeffiys, Rev. Thiftaas, Wesley;' n Methodist 
 Johnson, Jeremiah, J. P. 
 KITCHEN, HENRY L., postmaster and proprieter 
 
 of Sportsman's Home. 
 
 Laviton, Rev. Edward, Primitive Methodist. 
 
 McCall, D. A., general merchant. 
 
 Newkirk, Moses, cabinet maker and furniture dealer. 
 
 Price, Stephen, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Reeves, Joseph, tailor. 
 
 Slacht, Job, J. P. 
 
 Sportsman's Home, IT. L. Kitchen, proprietor. 
 
 Tweedale, J. B., physician. 
 
 Union Hotel, Wm. Dace, proprietor. 
 
 Wheeler, Richard, boot and shoe maker. 
 
 Wood, Rev. Wm., Church of England. 
 
 Woodward, Wm., gunsmith. 
 
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 WALTER'S FALLS, C. W.— A post village, situated on the South branch of the Big Head, in the 
 township of Holland and county of Grey. It has extensive water powers, variously employed. Distant 
 from Owen Sound, the county town 17 miles; from Collingwood, SO mites; from Meaford, 14 miles; 
 from Durham, 28 miles ; and from Toronto 100 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Bailey, Robert, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Campbell, James, hotel proprietor. 
 Caswell, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Caswell, Henry A.., village officer. 
 
 Caswell, H. A., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Delure, James H., blacksmith. 
 
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 WALTER'S FALLS— WARDSVILLE. 
 
 Hill, Jolin, general mercliant. 
 Ilogti;, John, woo'len mill proprietor. 
 Norton, Kev. VVm., Wesle^fau Metlioiiifft. 
 Sutherland, John, school teacher. 
 
 VVALTEK, JOHN, J. P., postmaster and flour mill 
 
 proprietor. 
 Walter, Philip II. & Thomas, flour and feed dealers 
 
 and saw mill proprietors. 
 
 WALTON, C. W. — ■'V post village, situated on ♦.'<« Seaforth and Wroxeter Gravel Road, in the town- 
 ship of (jrey and county of Huron. I'iocant from Ooderi':'i, the coiiuty town, 31 miles; ond from 
 Seaforth, 10 miles. Population aboni 125. 
 
 BIGGER, GEORGE, postmaster and agricultural 
 
 implement manufacturer. 
 Bowles, Reuben, tanner. 
 Fuiton, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Knight, David, agriculturni implement manufacturer. 
 Knott, Thomas, steam flour, grist, and saw mill 
 
 proprietor. 
 Lawrason, Richard, carriage and wagfion maker. 
 McDonnell, Wm., clothier and merchant tailor. 
 McLeod, John, livery stable proprietor. 
 
 McLeod, Kenneth, proprietor Rob Roy House. 
 Moore, Anne, general store. 
 Morrison, John, land and estate agent. 
 Robinson, Richard, boot and shoe maker. 
 Robinson, 8arah, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Rob Roy House, Kenneth McLeod, proprietor. 
 Smith, Alexander, cooper. 
 Swallow, John, proprietor Walton Hotel. 
 Waltoa Hotel, John Swallow, proprietor. 
 
 WANSTEAD, C. W. — A post village, situated in the township of Plympton, county of Lambton, 
 and on the Sarnia Branch of the Great 'Western Railway. Distant from Stirnia, the county town, 18 
 miles; from Hamilton, 128 miles ; and from Toronto, 162 miles. Population about 80. 
 
 Bain, Wm., cabinet maker, undertaker and furniture 
 dciiler. 
 
 Bils, Francis, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Car.^on, Wni., hotel keeper. 
 
 Davis, Robert & Bros., lumber merchants. 
 
 DEWAR, JOHN, pntmaster, general merchant, 
 potash mauufiicturer and land agent. 
 
 Donnelly, Win., J. P., councillor and lumber mer- 
 chant. 
 
 Finlayson, Roderick, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Gartliwait, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Harold; Wm , carpenter and builder. 
 
 Ileuston, Thomas, township clerk. 
 
 Hill, Mr., councillor. 
 
 Howard, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Johnston, F., general merchant. 
 Little, John, cooper. 
 Lusk, Thomas, hotel proprietor. 
 Nesbitt, D., reeve. 
 Robertson. D. S., J. P. 
 Shepherd, S., councillor. 
 Sides, Richard, blacksmith. 
 Smith, John, coroner, commissioner, &o. 
 Symington, Wm., councillor. 
 Taylor, H. G., school teacher. 
 Tully, J. C., general merchant. 
 Wallace, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Whiting, Mr., township treasurer. 
 Williamson, Jus., blacksmith, carriage and waggon 
 maker. 
 
 WARDEN, C. E. — A village, situated in the towtiship and county of ShefFord, and a station on the 
 Stanstead, Shelford and Cliambly Railway. Distant from Dunham, the chef lieu, 10 miles; Montreal, 
 02 miles ; and from Quebec, 110 miles. Population of parish about 3,750. 
 
 Berry, Sarah, school teacher. 
 
 Brown, C. C, dentist. 
 
 Cartiss, P. A., farmer. 
 
 Faricr, T., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Fobs, E. J., house and sign painter. 
 
 Fuller, A., mason anil plasterer. 
 
 Fuller, E., mason and plasterer. 
 
 HoU, John C, brick maker. 
 
 Hawk, Wonald & Co., flour and grist mill j roprietorg. 
 
 Labounty, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Lee, Selby, tanner, currier, boot and sbotmaker. 
 
 MARTIN, E. D., postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 Marston, Samuel, carpenter, joiner and saw mill 
 
 proprietor. 
 MoAulick, Hugh, brickmaker. 
 McCloughton, W., sawmill proprietor, carriage and 
 
 waggon maker. 
 McLaughlin, Frederick, hotel proprietor. 
 Moflatt, Joseph, farmer. 
 Morrow, B., dry goods merchant. 
 Morrowny, Timothy, farmer. 
 Reynolds & Brown, tanners & saw mill proprietors. 
 Sutherland, Rev. Mr. 
 Thompson, A. brickmaker. ^ 
 
 WARDSVILLE, C. W.— A village situated on the River Thames, near the Great Western Railjray, 
 in the towitship of Moaa, parish of St. James, and county of Middlesex. Distant from London, the 
 county seat, 40 miles; from Chatham, 80 miles; from Hamilton, 120 miles, and from Toronto, 180 
 miles. Daily mail. Population about 800. 
 
 ARCHER, HENRY, postmaster, tnuner and commis- 
 sioner in B. R. 
 Armstrong, Wm., weaver. 
 Atkinson, Hugh, weaver. 
 Baxter, James, house and sign painter. 
 Blain, Peter, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Buroh, Rev. 0. E., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Calderwood, Robert, harness anJ Irunk maker. 
 Campbell, Archibald, tailor. 
 Campbell, George k John, stave merchants. 
 Comfort, J. H., physician and druggist. 
 Cornell, Adam, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 NEIL CURRIB, MANUFACTURER OF OIL STILLS AND WORMS, TORONTO. (See Card, p. 800.) 
 
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 Courtlandt, II. N,, publisher Home Advocate. 
 
 Couse. Qeorpe, pliysician. 
 
 Criiwford, Alexander, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Freckiltnn, Liavid, baker, confectioner, saloon keep- 
 er, flour and feed dealer. 
 
 Oall'van, .John, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Gi'f-' n, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Qriffiii, M., ilyer and scourer. 
 
 Grover, T. J., J. P. 
 
 Hall, MisH, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Hammond, M. D. & Co., general merchants. 
 
 Hammond, W. D., notary and commissioner in B. R. 
 
 Hatelie, Adam, clerk of ditision court. 
 
 Henderson, Donald, physician. 
 
 Henderson, Henry, agricultural implement maker 
 and blacksmith. 
 
 Herald, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Home Advocate, II. N. Courtlandt, publisher. 
 
 Humphrey, 8. T., blacksmith. 
 
 Humphrey, Lilly, & Co., carriage c& waggon makers. 
 
 Jackaon, Jumes, cooper 
 
 Kent, Thomas, general merchant. 
 
 Kerr, Andrew, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Laytnn, J., photographic artist. 
 
 MacDonnell, D J., school tencher. 
 
 Mahiir, Rev, Wm., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Mason, James, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 McCrory, J. C, farmer. 
 
 McKiunon, Rev, N., Presbyterian. 
 
 McLciin, J limes, carpenter and builder. 
 
 MciUc, Alexander, J. P. and tailor. 
 
 Meston, A., farmer. 
 
 Monroe, John H., J. P., real estate agent and issuer 
 of marriage licenses. 
 
 Monroe, M. Q , general merchant & insurance agent. 
 
 Monroe, Neil, reeve. 
 
 Morrison, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Mudford, Edward, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Neil, Richard, livery stable keeper and issuer of 
 
 marriage licenses. 
 Neil, Thomas, bniliff. 
 Neil, Wm., township treasurer, hotel proprietor and 
 
 farmer. 
 O'.Malloy, C. A., farmer. 
 Palmer, .John, constable. 
 Patterson, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Pool, John, cabinet maker and undertaker. 
 Riley, F. B., carpenter and builder. 
 Ross, A. M., school teacher. 
 Ross, Mrs. A, M., school teacher, 
 Rumball, Josiab, flour, grist, saw and iroolli>a mill 
 
 proprietor. 
 Shaw, James, cabinet maker and undertaker. 
 Sheppard, Wm., harness maker. 
 Smith, Donald, blacksmith. 
 Smith, James, bouse and sign painter. 
 Stevely, Wm., tin and coppersmith. 
 Street & Baynton, brickmiikers. 
 Thompson, Andrew, J. P. 
 Todd, Thomas, dentist. 
 Todd & Henderson, druggists. 
 Urquhart, A. R., general merchant. 
 Ward, A. D., hotel proprietor. 
 Ward, G. G., insurance agent. 
 Ward, J. C, cabinet maker and undertaker. 
 Ward, J. C, grocer. 
 Ward, St. John, farmer. 
 Wardsville Male and Female Academy. 
 Watterworth, Joseph, brickraaker. 
 Wilson, Andrew, J. P., township clerk and commis- 
 
 sionor in B, R, 
 Wilson, Andrew, blacksmith. 
 Wilson, Wm., cabinet maker and chair maker. 
 Wright, Rev, J. T., Church of England. 
 Young, John & Sons, booi and shoemakers. 
 Yorke, James, farmer. 
 
 I 
 
 WARKW ORTH, C. W.— A thriving post village, situated on Mill Creek, in the township of Percy 
 and East Riding of the county of Northumberland. Contains one good common school. Distant from 
 Cobourg, the county town, 28 miles; ftom Campbellfonl, 18 miles; from Hastings, 10 miles; from 
 Kingston, 93 miles ; from Peterboro', 86 miles ; from Montreal, 266 miles ; and from Colborne Sta- 
 tion, on the Grand Trunk Railway, 16 miles. Population about 300. 
 
 Aylsworth, George, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Bayley, John S,, township reeve. 
 
 Bailey, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Banta, A. J,, cabinet maker, flour and^grist mill 
 
 proprietor. 
 Barons, W., proprietor Birney's Hotel. 
 Bartlett, Wm. E., school teacher. 
 Bell, Robert, blacksmith. 
 Bettes, J K., tin and coppersmith. 
 Birney's Hotel, Wm. Barons, proprietor. 
 Black, A., J. P. and township assessor. 
 Blount, Miss Jane, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Brown, C, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Burton, Ralph, hoot and shoemaker. 
 Clark, David, saw mill proprietor. 
 CloBson, John, house and^sign painter and carriage 
 
 maker. 
 Coverts, David, cooper. 
 Coverts, Wm., cooper, 
 Dawson, John, flour mill proprieior, 
 Craig, Wm,, proprietor Percy Head Inn. 
 Douglass, Alexander, deputy township reevo. 
 Douglass, Donald, J. P. 
 
 Douglass, John, cabinet maker U furniture dealer. 
 Bwing, B. F., J. P., insurance and ooUeoting agent. 
 Farmer, James, general merchant. 
 Fraier, A., proprietor Fraser's Hotel. 
 
 Furlong, B., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Furlong, B. D., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Furlong, Eliza, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Furlong, Sanders, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Gorman, James H., general merchant. 
 
 Grattan, Geo.je, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Hamilton, Jamec grocer. 
 
 HuiNon, Charles, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Humphries, H. H., J P. 
 
 HU.VIPIIRIES, ISRAEL, postmaster. 
 
 Ilurlbut, R. P., township clerk, collecting and in- 
 surance agent. 
 
 Hutton, Mrs., saloon keeper. 
 
 Johnson, Rev. D. A., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Johnson, Thomas & Co , general merchants. 
 
 Kane, Daniel, tailor. 
 
 Kennedy, Wm., J. P., township treasurer and gene- 
 ral merchant. 
 
 Kilmer, E., general merchant. 
 
 Koyle, Rev. E. L., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Langman, Henry, plasterer. 
 
 Lavis, Charles, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Lord, John, founder, machinist and manufacturer of 
 agricultural Implements. 
 
 Marvin, 8., house and sign painter. 
 
 Mather, Thomas, tailor. 
 
 May bee, A., general merchant, tanner and currier. 
 
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 Lrd, p. 800.) 
 
 NEIL CURRIB, MANUFACTURER OF AGITATORS, TANKS, &o., TORONTO. (Sec Card, p. 800.) 
 
868 
 
 WARKWORTH— WARWICK. 
 
 McDonald, M., lumber merchant. 
 
 McLenn, Torrenoe, tailor. 
 
 Miller, .Tohn W., townsbip collector. 
 
 Morris, Samuel, plasterer. 
 
 Mott, A. M., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Newcomb, W., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Odborne, S., cabinet Biaker and undertaker. 
 
 Peebles, John & Jnmes blacksmiths. 
 
 Percy Head Inn, W. Craig, proprietor. 
 
 Pickworth, Daniel, carpenter and bailder. 
 Piatt, Wm., lumber merchant. 
 Pomeroy, Robert, carpenter and builder. 
 Reid, Thomas, house and sign painter. 
 Ucbinson, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 Sinclair, Dr., physician, 
 Spencer, James, cabinet maker and carpenter. 
 Spencer, John, weaTer. 
 Wilson, Wm., weaver. 
 
 WARRINQTON, C. W. — A Tillage, situated in the township of Nottawassaga and county of Simcoe, 
 >iorth Hiding, and a station on the Northern Railway. It contains one steam flouring mill and one 
 Bteam saw mill. Distant from Barrie, the county town, 20 miles ; Stayner, 1 mile ; CoUingwood, 10 
 miles ; and from Toronto, HQ miles. Daily mail. Population about 160. 
 
 Barlow, John, grist mill proprietor. 
 Byers, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 PECKIIAM, JESSE, postmaster and general store. 
 FECKIIAM & HOAQ, lumber merchants and saw 
 mill proprietors. 
 
 Randolph & Stocking, saw mill proprietors. 
 Struthers, A., head miller. Steam Flour Mills. 
 Swalm, Henry, carpenter. 
 Swalm, George, carpenter and builder. 
 Taylor, Wm., lumberman. 
 
 WARSAW, C. W. — A Tillage situated in the township of Dummer and county of Peterboro'. 
 from Peterboro', the county to^n 14 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 160. 
 
 Distant 
 
 Anderson, Rev. J., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Bell, Henry, proprietor Victoria House. 
 
 Bighani, James, physician. 
 
 Blakcley, Wm., proprietor North American Hotel. 
 
 Burnham, Rev. M., Church of England. 
 
 Calder, John, tanner. 
 
 Campbo'l, James, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Campbell Thomas, carpenter, builder, carriage and 
 waggon maker. 
 
 CnOATE, THOMAS, J. P., postmaster and general 
 merchant. 
 
 Choate, Thomas 0., general merchant, builder, fur- 
 niture manufacturer, flour, grist and saw mill 
 owner, and issuer of marriage licenses. 
 
 DaTis, Thomas, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Dawkins, James, cooper. 
 
 Doughty, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Dwyer, Daniel, blacksmith. 
 
 Esplen, Alexander, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Garlick, Qeorge, clerk. 
 
 Kidd, Daniel, blacksmith. 
 
 Kennedy, Alexander, blacksmith. 
 
 McDonal ', K., catuchist Presbyterian Church. 
 
 Mcllvena, "^.dward, blacksmith. 
 
 McKellar, Duncan, carpenter, builder, carriage and 
 
 waggon maker. 
 McKie, James, general merchant. 
 North American Hotel, Wm. lilakeley, proprietor. 
 Payne, Stephen, gunsmith. 
 Payne, Stephen, carpenter and builder. 
 Payne, Mrs. S., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Reid, James, tailor. 
 Reid, Washington, miller. 
 Renfrew, John, weaver. 
 Riggs, 'ihomas F., township clerk. 
 Snelgrove, Wm., proprietor Warsaw Hotel, sash and 
 
 door manufacturer. 
 Victoria, House, Henry Bell, proprietor. 
 Warsaw Hotel, Wm. Snelgrove, proprietor. 
 White, J. T., school teacher. 
 
 WARWICK, C. E. — A post village situated in the township of Warwick and county of Arthabaska, 
 and contiguous to the Warwick Railway Station. Distant from Richmond Railway Junction, 24 miles ; 
 and from Quebec, 72 miles. Population about 160. 
 
 Collough, W. n., accountant. 
 Croteau, Pierre, hotel proprietor. 
 Desrochcr, Pierre, boot and shoemaker. 
 Dinel, Louis, carpenter and builder. 
 DORAIS, L. T., J. P. and postmaster. 
 Goodhue k Friganne, general merchants. 
 Hewitt, Thomas, express agent. 
 Hickey, Thomas, saw mill proprietor. 
 Joncas, Louis, blacksmith. 
 Judd, Livy F., cooper. 
 LacoursiiTC, Rev. T., Roman Catholic. 
 Lafeuillarde, Louis, boot and shoemaker. 
 Letourneau, A. M., general merchant. 
 
 Letournean, Joseph, municipal secretary and treas- 
 urer. 
 
 Pelletier, F. S. A., land agent and provincial land 
 surveyor. 
 
 Picard, Edouard, blacksmith. 
 
 Poisson, Joseph 0., grocer. 
 
 Richard, L,, carpenter, builder and cabinet maker. 
 
 Rousseau, Cyril, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 St. Cyr, T^lesphore, baker and confectioner. 
 
 SyWestre, J. O., blacksmith. 
 
 Therrien & Dorais, general merchants. 
 
 Trayame, Mr., general merchant. 
 
 Truedell, Rev. J. W., Baptist. 
 
 WARWICK, C. W. — .A. Tillage, beautifully situated on the river Sydenham, in the township of War- 
 wick and county of Lambton, and in the centre of a rich agricultural district well watered and timbered, 
 having hq excellent local trade. Distant from Sarnia, the county town, '24 miles ; from London, 87 
 miles ; from Hamilton, 110 miles ; and from Toronto, 100 miles. Daily mail. Population about 400. 
 
 HEIL CURRIE, MANUFACTURER OP OIL STILLS AND WORMS, TORONTO. (Sm C»rd, p. 800.) 
 
inter. 
 
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 lurch, 
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 linet maker, 
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 WARWICK— WATERDOWN. 
 
 869 
 
 Atkinson, Rev. Thomas, Weslejan Methodist. 
 
 Anld, John, general merchant. 
 
 Auld & Lambert, flour, saw and wool carding mill 
 proprietors. 
 
 Brent, J., proprietor. Travellers' Homo. 
 
 Bridge water, T., school teacher. 
 
 BURNS, J. M.. postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 Elliott, James, J. P. 
 
 Elliott, James F., collecting agent. 
 
 Faloon, M., blacksmith. 
 
 Fraser, Alexander, school teacher. 
 
 Gibson, Rev. J. C, Church of England. 
 
 Oordon, Wm , tailor. 
 
 Hawkins, John, foundry and machine shop, manu- 
 facturer of hames and cradles. 
 
 Hay, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 
 Eellar, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Kennard, Jesse, J. P. 
 
 Lucomb, Wm., grocer and shoemaker. 
 
 Manders, Wm., boots and shoes. 
 
 Manerey, James, J. P., general merchant. 
 
 McCallum, Rev, Dauiel, Congregntionalist. 
 
 McElroy, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 McKenzie, Wm., carpenter, builder and undertaker. 
 
 Milne, John, cabinet maker. 
 
 Milne, Miss S., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Nash, J. H , physician. 
 
 Nye, James, flour mill proprietor. 
 
 Kennard, Thomas, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Rich, M., brewer. 
 
 Rogers, D., proprietor Warwick Hotel. 
 
 Rogers, John, brickmaker. 
 
 Said, Z., plasterer. 
 
 Shannon, R., carpenter and builder. •• 
 
 Travellers' Home, J. Brent, proprietor. 
 
 Utter, Jacob, general merchant. 
 
 Warwick Hotel, D. Rogers, proprietor. 
 
 Waugh, Henry, collecting ageut. 
 
 Wesley, Faloon &Co., carriage and waggon makers. 
 
 Weir, Robert, physician. 
 
 Welsh, Michael, tailor. 
 
 Wilson, John M., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 WASHINGTON, C. W.— A village situated 
 county of Oxford. Distant from Woodstock, th 
 the Uutfiilo and Lake Huron Railway, 5 miles; 
 Population about 150. 
 
 Basted, Francis, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Brnndle, John, farmer. 
 
 Buchanan, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Chamberlain, E. G., general merchant. 
 
 Cornell, Harvey, farmer. 
 
 Cornell, Mrs., weaver. 
 
 Dunn, tiohn, cabinet maker and undertaker. 
 
 DUNN, W.M., assistant postmaster and general mer- 
 chant (see card, p. 874). 
 
 Dunn, Mrs. Wm., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Farmers' Motel, James Harmer, proprietor. 
 
 Fear, Rev. Samuel, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Gammon, Wm., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Graham, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Harmer, James, proprietor Farmers' Hotel and 
 farmer. 
 
 on Smith's Creek, in the township of Blenheim and 
 e county town, 18 miles ; from the Drumho Station of 
 from Hamilton, 40 miles ; and from Toronto, 8U miles. 
 
 Kilborne, Jared, J. P. 
 
 Lantenslayer, M., plasterer. 
 
 McDonald, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Motheral, Francis, tanner and currier. 
 
 Oliver, Andrew, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Perry, George, J. P. 
 
 Revall, George, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Sherk, Levi, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Simpson, Martin, painter. 
 
 Thompson, J. Q. A. boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Vogt & Gilles, cabinet makers and undertakers. 
 
 WAKEFIELD, DANIEL, postmaster. 
 
 Wallis, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Winterbone, James, school teacher. 
 
 Wright, Samuel, physician. 
 
 Zeiman, Mr., tailor. 
 
 WATERDOWN, C. W.— A village, situated in the township of East Flamboro'fand county of Went- 
 worth. A large business is done here in the manufacture of flour, steam engines, b')ilc^.^, mill gear- 
 ing, &c. ; and t' '<rc is a good wheat market here at all times. Distant from HumiUnn, the county 
 seat, 6 miles ; from the Waterdown Railway Station, 2 miles ; and from Toronto, 38 miles. Stago 
 from Hamilton daily. Mail daily. Population about 1,000. 
 
 Anderson, Samuel, livery stable proprietor. 
 BAKER, READ, manufacturer of rakes and cradles 
 
 (see card, p. 874). 
 Barnes, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 Barron, Alexander, builder. 
 Barton, Job, cabinet maker. 
 Bingham, Alfred, coppersmith, 
 ■"inghara, E & A., stoves, tin and copper ware. 
 Binkley, Abraham, tanner, hiile and leather dealer. 
 Black Horse Hotel, Charles Lealey, proprietor. 
 Booth, James, baker and confectioner. 
 Brown, Alexander, saw mill proprietor, warden and 
 
 deputy reeve for county. 
 Brown, Edward, brickmiiker. 
 Brunton, Robert, general merchant. 
 Burnes, Joseph, gnaeral merchant. 
 Burnes, Mrs. .}., millinery and fancy goods. 
 Burnes, Matthew, lumber merchant. 
 CANADA 1.1 FE ASSURANCE COMPANY, James 
 
 McM'jnies, agent. 
 Creen, John, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Crocker, W. H., general merchant. 
 
 Crooker & Rymal, produce and provision dealers. 
 
 Crown Inn, John Dornan, proprietor. 
 
 Davis, David, cooper. 
 
 Dornan, John, proprietor Crown Inn. 
 
 Dornan, Patrick, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Douglas, James, cabinet maker. 
 
 Dowley, H. J., painter. 
 
 Eager, James Si lionjimin, general merchants. 
 
 Edwards, Henry, carpenter and builder. 
 
 English, John, sen., builder. 
 
 English, John, jun., agricultural implement manu- 
 facturer and dealer. 
 
 English, Thos., jun., blacksmith and waggon maker, 
 
 Findlay, Rev. James, Presbyterian. 
 
 Fraser, Peter, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Gamble, Willinm, boot and shoeiuuker. 
 
 Garvin, John B., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Oilmour, Mrs., bonnet muker. 
 
 GOODSRHAM & WORTS, flour and saw mill pro- 
 prietors & staVe manufacturers (sec card, p. 810). 
 
 BOILER WORKS, NEIL CURRIE, PROPRIETOR, ESPLANADE, TORONTO. (Sec Card, p. 800.) 
 
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870 
 
 WATERDOWN— WATERFORD. 
 
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 Graliain, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Orabam, Jobu, collecting agent, buiiiff and contstHblo. 
 
 Grieve, Walter, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Griffiu, D , proprietor Waterdown Hotel. 
 
 Griflin, Jamea K., notary public. 
 
 Hall, Andrew, clerk 3rd division court. 
 
 Heissc, Wm., proprietor Union Hotel. 
 
 Higginson, Rev. 0. N., M. I)., Church of England. 
 
 Hills, U., .saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Howland, Hon. W. P., flouring mill proprietor and 
 stave manufacturer. 
 
 Hughes, Win., agricultural implement manufacturer. 
 
 Lcaly, riiarles, proprietor Black Horse Hotel. 
 
 Lilly & Mf Manus, tailors and clothiers. 
 
 Lotrridge, Robert, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Lottridge, J. W. & Co., millers and dealers in pro- 
 duce. 
 
 McCartney, Wm., builder. 
 
 McMONlES, J.VMKS, .Tun., general merchant and 
 issuer of marriage licenses (see card, p. 874). 
 
 McMonies, James, ben., J. V. & saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Miles, Mrs., proprietress North American Hotel. 
 
 Murray, J. .T., physician. 
 
 Murray John 0., druggist. 
 NichoU, Wra., carpenter and builder. 
 North American Hotel, Mrs. Miles, propriet^e^3. 
 O'Reilly, Hamilton, barrister. 
 Orr, Wm., tailor. 
 
 Philp, Rev. Wm., Wesleyan ^Icthodist. 
 Pitcher, John, harness maker. 
 Shepherd, Daniel, cooper. 
 Skinner, Rev. John, L) D., Scotch Church. 
 Skinner, Ormond, phyj-ician and coroner. 
 Slater, Ferdinand, builder. 
 Springer. Oliver, barri.ster. 
 Stewart, John, carpenter and builder. 
 Stewart, Wm., J. P. 
 Stock, Thomas, J. P., reeve for county. 
 Tliompsnn, Hugh, harness maker. 
 THOMPSON, J. 11., postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 Thomson, J. & D., saw mill proprietors. 
 Union Hotel, Wm. Heisse, proprietor. 
 Waterdown Hotel, U Qriflin, proprietor. 
 Wishart, James, blacksmith. 
 Young, Wm., general merchant. 
 
 WATERFORD, C. W.— A village, situated in the township of Townsend and county of Norfolk. It 
 was first settled about fiO years ago and is the market town for the township, and in the mid.st of a 
 good farming community. It is distant from Siracoe, the county town, Smiles; from Brantford, on 
 the llulfalo and Lake Huron Railway, 10 miles ; aud from Hamilton, 41 miles. Daily mail. Popula- 
 tion about 700. 
 
 Adams, Z., patent medicir.a manufacturer. 
 
 Barber, J. L., cabinet maker and furuitare dealer. 
 
 Beam, 0., carpenter. 
 
 Beam, L., machinist. 
 
 Becker, L. & Co., general merchants. 
 
 Beemer, D. L., general merchant. 
 
 Beemer, P. & Son, hotel proprietors. 
 
 Bezzo, A. L., clothier and tailor. 
 
 Blake, Hon. Oliver, M.L.C. 
 
 Boughner, N., township clerk, insurance agent, 
 
 agricultural implement dealer, tin and sheet iron 
 
 worker. 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, John 
 
 W. Green, agent. 
 Chart, Henry, cooper. 
 Clark. T. W., J. P. and councillor. 
 Coe, W. E., carpenter. 
 Cropp, David, blacksmith. 
 Cullver, John 0., physician and surgeon. 
 Dean, John, blacksmith. 
 Dingman, H., caipenter. 
 Dunscombe, David, physician and surgeon. 
 Emmett, Charles, carpenter. 
 Emmett, Wm , carpenter and builder. 
 Farnsworth, A., blacksmith. 
 Glovur, P. M., blacksmith. 
 Glover, W., jeweller, watchmaker and photographic 
 
 artist. 
 Grace, E., insurance an! collecting agent. 
 GREliN, J AMDS L,, J. p., postmaster, deputy 
 
 reeve and councillor. 
 Green, J. Wesley, deputy postmaster and insurance 
 
 agent. 
 Green, J. W. & N., founders, machinists, agricultu- 
 ral iuiplem.'nt manufacturers and plauiug mill 
 
 proprietors. 
 Green, Nelson, sewii.g machine agent. 
 Hall, James, tanner. 
 Hanloii, Amos, harness maker. 
 Huntington, W. E., harness maker. 
 
 Kellara, Miss E., milliner, bonnet and dressmaker. 
 
 Lundy, S., insurance agent. 
 
 Lutz, Rev. John J., New Connexion INIethodist. 
 
 Matthews, Edward, clerk 2nd division court. 
 
 McMichael, Aaron, dentist. 
 
 MERRILL, CHARLRS, deputy postmaster, general 
 merchant and express agent. 
 
 Merritt, J. A., physician. 
 
 Nuttlo, E., machinist. 
 
 O'Herron, J., carpenter. 
 
 O'Herron, M., blacksmith. 
 
 O'Herron, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Park, Q. W., J. P., councillor, general merchant, 
 distiller and insurance agent. 
 
 Parney, Wm., collectiug agent. 
 
 Pickaver, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Postle, Mr., cooper. 
 
 Purcel, L. P., cabinet maker and furniture dealer. 
 
 Redker, J. P., clothier and tailor. 
 
 Rock, J., carpenter. 
 
 Rock, Thomas, carpenter, builder and planing mill 
 proprietor. 
 
 Scovell, H., insurance agent. 
 
 Shrigley, W. & E., tanners. 
 
 Shrigley & Hall, tanners and leather dealers. 
 
 Slagbt, A & Son, flour, grist and saw mill proprie- 
 tors and lumber merchants. 
 
 Slaght, Rev. Aaron, Baptist. 
 
 Sly, A., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Smith, J.as., blacksmith and edge tool manufacturer. 
 
 Smith, Wm., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Squire, J. W., general merchant. 
 
 Sterling, L. H., carpenter. 
 
 Sweet, J. A , sash, blind and door rnnnufacturer. 
 
 Ifpti'grove. Wm., carpentpv and huiMor. 
 
 Vining, Rev. J. E., New Connexion Methodist. 
 
 Wilbur, Mr., carpenter. 
 
 Wintermute, James, blaokRmith. 
 
 Veatman, Wra., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
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 WATERLOO, C. E- — A villaj?e in the township and comity of Shefford, district of Montreal, and the 
 teriuinus of the Stansteail, .Shsfford and Charahly Railway, surrounded by a fine country. A stage 
 connects at this point with the steamer at Like MemphrcmaT^jr, thence to Newport, Vt., with the 
 P. R. R. R. Distant from Stanstead Plains, 48 miles; Mansonvilie, 30 miles; and Melbourne, o2 
 miles. Daily mails. Population about 350. 
 
 ALLEN, TAYLOR & Co., general merchants, iron 
 
 founders and machinists, Mn, copper and sheet 
 
 iron workers, manufactur I's of pot ash, cloth 
 
 dressers and general blacksmiths. 
 Austin, T. N., agent for Allen, Taylor & Co. 
 Boyce, M., notary. 
 
 Brownell, F. Q., locomotive engineer. 
 Carpenter, J. J., printer. 
 COLONIAL LIFE ASSURANCE Co., J. B. Lay, 
 
 agent. 
 Cook, W. P., clerk Stanstead, Shefford and Charably 
 
 Railway. 
 Consens, Richard, tailor. 
 DAWSON & SHONYO, door, sash and blind makers, 
 
 carpenters, joiners and g^jneral house builders. 
 Draper, Lyman, tanner, dealer in hides and leather. 
 Edgarton, J. B., registrar of the county of Shefford. 
 Eldridge, Lucy C, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Ellis, J. C, cabinet manufacturer, house builder, 
 
 miller, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 ELLIS & SLACK, wholesale and retail ^dealers ia 
 
 provisions, grain and groceries. 
 Erskine, J., M.D., physician. 
 
 F03S 0. U. & I., carriage makers and blacksmiths. 
 FOSTSR, Hon. A. B., manager of S. S. & C. R. 
 FOSTER HOUSE, C. S. Hall, proprietor, near 
 
 Depot (see card, p. 872). 
 Fourdrinier, F. E., book-keeper S. S. & C. R. 
 Frost, David, jun., station agent. 
 HALL, C. S., proprietor Foster House, near Depot 
 
 (see card, p. 872). 
 Harris, F., house, sign and ornamental painter. 
 Harris, Warren, stock dealer in general. 
 
 Hill, Robert, harness maker. 
 
 Hodge, E. B., photographic artist. 
 
 HUNTINGTON, L. S., MP. P., solioitor-general, 
 civil engineer and advocate. 
 
 International Life Assurance Company, II. L. Rob- 
 inson, agent. 
 
 Johnstone, W. J., clork S. S. & C. R. 
 
 Kilburn, Charles, real estate owner. 
 
 Labonte, Noel, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Lawrance, W. 0., millwright and farmer. 
 
 L.AY, .7. B., advocate, solicitor for town of Shefford, 
 land and insurance agent. 
 
 Ljngley, E. & Co., merchants. 
 
 Martin, C. S., bailiff. 
 
 Nutting, Mrs. B., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Nutting, v., clerk circuit court. 
 
 Parinelee, W. 0., cashier of Waterloo Bank. 
 
 Reeves. T., baker. 
 
 REYNOLDS, Z., proprietor Reynolds' Hotel, Main 
 (see card, p 872). 
 
 ROBINSON BROTHERS, general merchants. 
 
 Robinson, H. L., agent for International Life Assu- 
 rance Company. 
 
 ROBINSON, J., postmaster. 
 
 Shaw, E. N. , grocer. 
 
 Skinner, C, watchmaker and dealer in fancy goods. 
 
 Spackman & Co., editors and publishers of the 
 Waterloo Advert iter. 
 
 Steavens, 0. 0., land agent. 
 
 Strachan, Peter, practical chemist. 
 
 Villeneuve. Xavier, blacksmith in general. 
 
 WATERLOO ADVERTISER, Spackman & Co. edi- 
 tors and proprietors. 
 
 WATERLOO, C. W. — An incorporated village situated on Snyder's Creek, in the township and 
 county of Waterloo, and within 1 J miles of the Berlin Station of the Grand Trunk Railway. It was 
 first settled in 1805, by emigrants from Pennsylvania. Distant from Hamilton, 45 miles; and from 
 Toronto, 05 miles. Daily mail. Population about 1,500, mostly Germans. 
 
 BANK OF MONTREAL, A. Macnider, agent, King. 
 
 Becking, John, baker. 
 
 BOEDECKER, STUEBING & Co., booksellers, 
 
 stationers, and dealers in wall paper. King. 
 Bolduc, Peter, cooper. 
 BOWMAN, HENRY W., proprietor. Farmer's Hotel, 
 
 Erbe, corner King (see card, p. 874). 
 BOWMAN, II. W. & SONS, wines, liquors, and 
 
 dealers in dry goods, groceries, crockery, &o., 
 
 King (see card, p. 872). 
 Bowman, John J,, editor, Waterloo Chroniele, chief 
 
 school teacher, village clerk and insurance agent. 
 Boys, T. T. A., notary. 
 BOYS & MILLAR, barristers, &o., Snyder's Block, 
 
 (see card, p. 62). 
 Brandt, Joseph, cooper. 
 Bricker, J. & Co., founJers and manufacturers of 
 
 agricultural implements, King. 
 Bruiiner, Wcndcl, blacksmith. 
 BUCKLER, MOSES, miinufacturer of saddles, har- 
 
 n-si and trunks, &o., also dealer in trimmings of 
 
 every de oiiption. King. 
 Buhler, A. II., foundry and manufacturer of agri- 
 cultural implements, Erbo. 
 Campliell, C. A., dentist and photographic artist. 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE Co., Juo. J. Bowman, 
 
 agent. 
 
 Canadische Dauernfreund, J. Kalbfleiscb, publisher. 
 
 Cleiser, George, tailor, King. 
 
 Conrad, Jacob, tinsmith. Kin*;. 
 
 Cook, Adam, pumpmaker. King. 
 
 Crawford, D. J., teller Bank of Montreal, Kinpr. 
 
 CRESSMAN, N., chemist, druggist, and agent .Mont- 
 real Telegraph Company, King (see card, p. 874). 
 
 Devitt, Benjamin, J. P. & general merchant. King. 
 
 Edler. George, brickmaker. King. 
 
 FARMERS' HOTEL, Henry W. Bowman, propri- 
 etor. King, corner of Erbe (see card, p. 874). 
 
 Ferdinand, Henry, sheepskin tanner and ouckskin 
 glove manufacturer. King. 
 
 Fischer, Wra., general merchant. King. 
 
 Fortier, John, cooper, Erbe. 
 
 Frank & Shever, pub. Waterloo Chronicle, King. 
 
 rroehliiSi, John, snloon, King. 
 
 Froehlicb, Valentine, prop. Golden Swan Hotel. 
 
 Froehlich Henry, weaver. King. 
 
 Gingrich, David W., architect and builder. 
 
 Gleiser, George, tuilnr. 
 
 Golden Swan Hotel, Valentine Froehlich, proprietor, 
 King 
 
 Hu.si'npflewg, John, blacksmith. King. 
 
 Hedderidh, L, gunsmith. King. 
 
 Ilclnliecker, George, carriage and waggon maker, 
 King. 
 
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 TRAVELLERS WILL FIND THIS A PLEASANT AND AGREEABLE HOUSE, 
 
 WITH LARGE, AIRY AND WELL FURNISHED ROOMS, 
 
 AND THE TABLE SUPPLIED WITH THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS. 
 
 No effort will be spared to furnish the Quests with all the accommodations of 
 
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 OMNIBUSES TO AND FROM THE DEPOT ON THE ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS. 
 
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 OR Destroying Worms in Children, SITTZER'8 VERMIFUGE CANDV is by far the most pleasant, 
 safe, and effectual remedy now in use. Try it! Sold by all Dealers in Medicines. 
 
 H. W. BOWMAN 6l SONS, 
 
 WnOLESALB AND RETAIL DEALERS IN 
 
 STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, 
 
 WINES, LIQUORS, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &c., &c. 
 KING STREET, WATERLOO, C. W. 
 
 MANLFACTURERS OF 
 
 TWEKDS, CLOTHS, SIllRTLXGS, &c., Slc. 
 
 KING STREET, AVATERLOO VILLAGE, C. W. 
 
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 Hespeler, Wm., J. P. 
 
 HESPELER & RANDALL, general merchants, 
 miners, diiittllers, &o., King. 
 
 Hietber, Christopher, brewer. 
 " iderer, •!., editor, Canaditcht Bauern/reund, King. 
 
 l^.i'iiten, H. U., physician. 
 
 Hoelscher, Uev. J., Lutheran. 
 
 IIofTiuaii, John, J. P. and recvo, King. 
 
 Jacob, .lobn, potter, King. 
 
 Jamicson, Robert, baltery, King. 
 
 KalbQeisoh, Joachim, publisher, Canadische Bauern- 
 frtund. King. 
 
 Kalbfloisch, Mrs., proprietress Waterloo Hotel, King. 
 
 Eaucher, Henry, cooper. 
 
 Eaucher, Jacob, cooper. 
 
 Killer, Nicholas, builder and license inspector. 
 
 Elippert, John, constable. 
 
 Eoehler, John VV., mason. 
 
 EUMPF, CHRISTIAN, postmaster, Eing. 
 
 Euntz, David, brewer, iving. 
 
 Macnider, A., agent Uanlc of Montreal and insurance 
 agent, King. 
 
 McDOUGALL & SPRINGER, wholesale and retail 
 dealers in hardware, cutlery, lamps, ooal oil, &c., 
 King. 
 
 MacQACIIEN & COLQUHOUN, barristers, attor- 
 neys, notaries, &c., Snyder's Block, King (see 
 card, p. 874). 
 
 Mcrschheimer, Jacob, boot and shoemaker, King. 
 
 Meyer, Isaac II., hoase and sign painter. 
 
 Meyer, Peter, mason. 
 
 MONTREAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY, N. Cress- 
 man, agent, King (see card, p. 874). 
 
 Meyer, D. H. & Co., proprietors, Union Mills, King. 
 
 Mulheron, Thomas, flour and feed dealer. 
 
 Muiherou, 'X'bomas, fuiuiiure dealer. 
 
 Mulheron, Thomas, tin and coppersmith. King. 
 
 NORTH BRITISH MERCANTILE FIRE AND 
 LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, J. Macnider, 
 agent. 
 
 Oberholtzer, J. & Co., general merchants and book- 
 selliTS. 
 
 Orth, D., locksmith, King. 
 
 PATON & BRICKER, proprietors, Waterloo Wool- 
 len Works, King (see card, p. 872). 
 
 Peppier, Ludwig, blacksmith. 
 
 Pfaff, George, tailor. 
 
 Reahm, Philip, tailor, King. 
 
 Reynolds, R. T., physician. King. 
 
 Rockel & Lipphardt, proprietors Waterloo Furniture 
 Factory, Erbe. 
 
 Boob, Jacob S , boot and shoemaker, King. 
 
 Roos, John, proprietor Traveller's Home, King. 
 
 Runstiller, August, proprietor St. George's Hotel, 
 King. 
 
 Salle, Christian, barber and dealer in cigars, King. 
 
 Scade, Martin, hatter and furrier, King. 
 
 Schaefer, Henry W., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Scheuerman & Berberich, tanners and curriers. 
 
 Schlote, T., butcher. King. 
 
 Schmidt, Louia, cooper, King. 
 
 Schmidt, Ludwig, cooper. 
 
 Schnarr, Hartman, J. P. 
 
 Schneider, Henry S., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Shuh, John, village treatiurer. 
 
 Shub, John &. Co., general merchants and insurance 
 agents. 
 
 Snider, Miss, school teacher. 
 
 Snyder, Samael S., saw mill proprietor 
 
 Springer, Moses, J. P. and notary. 
 
 Stahlberg, August, jeweller and watchmaker. 
 
 Stemann, John, mason. 
 
 Steaernagel, Conrad, tailor. 
 
 Straube, Valentine, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 St. George's Hotel, August Runsteller, prop., King. 
 
 Swarts, Amos, bouse and sign painter. 
 
 Swarts & Schnarr, general merchants. King. 
 
 Taylor, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Taylor, C. M., insurance agent. 
 
 Teuscher, Jacob, publisher of Deutethe Reformer. 
 
 Thomas, Henry, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Traveller's Homo. John Roos, proprietor. 
 
 Union Mills, D. U. Moyer& Co., proprietors. King. 
 
 Urstadt, Henry, dealer in tobacco, fruits, &u., King. 
 
 Voisen, August, tailor. 
 
 Wagner, Jacob A., carriage and waggon maker, 
 King. 
 
 Walter, John, school teacher. 
 
 Waterloo Chronicle, Frank & Shever, publishers. 
 
 Waterloo Deutsche Reformer, Jacob Teuscher, pub- 
 lisher. 
 
 Waterloo Hotel, Mrs. Kalbfliescb, proprietor. King. 
 
 WATERLOO WOOLLEN WORKS, Paton & Bricker, 
 proprietors. King (see card, p. 872). 
 
 Weaver, Daniel M., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Weaver, Isaac M., J. P. 
 
 Weaver & Hoffman, produce and commission mer- 
 chants. 
 
 Weber & Wells, carriage and waggon makers. 
 
 YOUNG, PETER, surgical instrument manufacturer 
 and locksmith. King (see card, p. 874). 
 
 Young, Wm., brickmaker. 
 
 Zoellaer, Ileinrich A., druggist, Snyder's Block. 
 
 WATERLOO, C. W. — A village, situated in the township of Kingston, county of Frontenao, 
 near the Grand Trunk Railway. Distant from Kingston, 3 miles. Stage fare 25c. Population 
 about 200. 
 
 Beamish, Wm., J. P. and physician. 
 
 Brown, James W., J. P. 
 
 Brown, M, J., physician. 
 
 Cooke, Edward, bailiff. 
 
 Day, Johnson, J. P. and brickmaker. 
 
 Ely, Samuel, tailor. 
 
 Field, Rev. G. H., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Gordon, Wm., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Grass, Lewis, blacksmith. 
 
 Hennes&y, Mrs C, hoiel prLprietress. 
 
 McKim, Peter, J. P., clerk division court and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Milo, F. C, hotel proprietor. 
 
 NORTHMOUE, JOSEPH, postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Purdy, David, joiner and waggon maker. 
 Riely, Alfred, blacksmith. 
 Riely, Edward, blacksmith. 
 Biely, George, general merchant. 
 Sparham, George, township clerk. 
 Sparham, G. S., physician. 
 Starr, Rev. L. H., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Strong, E. W., marble worker. 
 Stuart, John, constable, boot and shoemaker. 
 Walker, George E., fanning mill maker. 
 Weinicke, Charles, tailor. 
 
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 accomiiiud.'ite TraTclU'rs iu the bc!<t manner possible. The Bar \a supplied with the best Liquors iu the 
 Qouutry, and on the Table all the Delicauies of the Seuson will be found. 
 
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 XUNUFACTLUKIl OF 
 
 A.I.SO, LOCKSMITH, 
 
 KING STREET, WATERLOO, C. W. 
 
 N. CRESSMAN, 
 
 (Member of the Aint-ilcan I'harmaeeutical Aasociatlon,) 
 
 Sealer in Pure Drugs, Chemicals, Medicines, 
 
 iANCY AKTICLES. DYES, 4i-., Ac. 
 AKont of Montreal Telegraph Companya 
 
 KING STREET, WATERLOO. 0. W. 
 
 MACGACHEN & COLQUIIOUN, 
 BARRISTERS, 
 
 Attorneys, Solicitors in Clianccry, 
 
 CONVEY A NOBRS, NOTARIES, 4tc. 
 
 SNYDER'S BLOCK, KINO )«TREKT, 
 
 WATEBLOO, Canada West. 
 
 WILLIAM DUNN, 
 
 Dealer in Dry Goods, Family Groceries, 
 
 BOOT.-* AND SHOES. CROCKKKY, PATENT MEDICI.VES, 
 
 Coal Oil Lampi, Hardware, Wall Paper, &c. 
 
 Stot'k .tlw-iys well selected, and xold at reasonable pricoa. 
 
 rSODCCE TAKEN IN EXCHANDE. CDARSE QRAiNS BOUOBT AND SOLD. 
 
 WASHIWaXON, Post Office. 
 
 READ BAKER, 
 
 MANOKACTDRER OF 
 
 HAKES, SNATHS & CRADLES, 
 
 WATEBDOWN, C. W. 
 
 JAMES McMONIES, JUN., 
 OEiVIIRAIi I?IER€HAj1T, 
 
 COMMISSIOXER IX li. II., Ac., 
 ISSUER OF MARRIAQE .LICENSES, 
 
 COUNTY AUCXIO\FI-,K *ND GENERAL AGENT, 
 AVATERDOWN, C. W. 
 
 CHARLES BROOKS, 
 
 DEALKR IN 
 
 Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, 
 
 CROCKERY, STOVES, &c., &c. 
 
 WATERVILLE, C. E. 
 
 SAMUEL HOLMES. 
 
 DEALER IN 
 
 Dry Goods, Groceries, trocliery, 
 
 BEADT-MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, &c. 
 
 UOSJEKY, GLOVES AND CUAVATri. 
 WELLAND PORT, 
 
 S. L. HUNCxERFORD, 
 
 AVE8T BRON R, C. £•, 
 
 MANrPAlTt'REB OF 
 
 ALL KINDS OF WOOLLEN GOODS, 
 
 (iUlST AXU SAW MILL OWNiiR, 
 
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 DEALER IN GENERAL MERCUANDISE. 
 
 JOHN BOWKER, 
 
 DEALER IN 
 
 LUMBER, LATH & SHINGLES 
 
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 Also, HOTEL PROPRIETOR. 
 W^EST PARNHAM, Canada Eaat. 
 
 RICHARD BUckT PROPRIETOR. 
 
 WEST FARNHAM, C. E. 
 
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 WATERVILLE, C. E. — A. flourishing Tillage ami station on the OranJ Trunk Railway, in the town- 
 ship .ml ciiunty iif Compton. Distiint from 8li»rbrooke, 10 miles; t'lom Mjutrcal, lOiJ miUa ; aa 
 from Wuebeo, 131 miles. Daily mail. Pupulatiou (ibout 300. 
 
 Abbett, K. R., grocer and saloon keeper. 
 
 Hall. Amos, flour and naw mill owner. 
 
 BROOK.S, <"ll V.S., postmaster, foundry pi-ofietor 
 
 and geiiernl niorchaut (see card, p. HT"!). 
 Brown, A , bliicksmith. 
 
 Brown, (ioorgp E , oarriiigo and waf.gou maker. 
 Iturriige, Rev. Charles. 
 Kllioti, v., cnrriage and wnptgnn maker. 
 Emerson, L. W., civbiiiet maker. 
 Forsyth, Uev. Joseph. 
 
 French, Wm., carpenter and bnlMor. 
 
 Qentilly, Aug., boot and whoemiiker. 
 
 Harris, T. 11 , .station master and exprt'ss ngent. 
 
 Johnston, Samuel, tanner, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 MoOoTern, T., railway contractor. 
 
 0.sgoo<l, James, saddle and harueas maker. 
 
 Richardson, R., carpenter. 
 
 \Veb.tter, Orrin, hotel keeper. 
 
 Wiggett, Wm., tailor. 
 
 WATSON'S CORNERS, C. W.— A villngc, situated in the township of Dalhonsie nnd connty of 
 Lanark. Distant from I'erth, the county town, 19 miles. Mail tri-weckly. Population about 70. 
 
 Barrie, Agnes, hotel keeper. 
 Barrie, Junics, boot and shoemaker. 
 Carolin, Oeorgc, general merchant. 
 Craig, John, cooper. 
 Forde, Wm. T., blacksmith. 
 Gardner, Wm , beef and pork packer. 
 McMuUin, Charles, cooper. 
 
 Mnnro, A. & Son, general merchants. 
 PARDON, JA.MES, postmaster, blacksmith 
 
 waggon maker. 
 Park, Alexander, millwright. 
 Park, Wm., carpenter. 
 Scott, Jane, hotel keeper. 
 
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 WAVERLEY, C. W. — A post Tillage, situated at the four corners of the townships of Flos, Tiney, 
 Medoiiic iiud Tiiy, and county of Simcoe. Distant from Harrie, the county town, 22 miles. Popula- 
 tion 07. 
 
 Casleman, Tack, lumber merchant. 
 Clark, (Jeorge, J. P. and recTe. 
 Clark, Miss M. A., milliner and dres.'maker. 
 Craig, John, clerk of otli diTision court. 
 Jardiue, David, carpenter and bui der. 
 
 KETTLE, ALEXANDER, postmaster. 
 McDonald, John, cooper, wooden and willow Ware. 
 Robinson, Claude, tavern keeper. 
 Tebbald, Qeorge, carpenter and builder. 
 
 WELLAND, C. W.— The chief town of the county of Wetland, situated on the Welland Cnnsil and 
 Wellaiul Riiilway, in the townships of Crowland and Thorold, and in the center of one of the finest 
 wheat growing regions in the Provinces. It has almost unlimited water power available for mimufao- 
 turing and milling purposes, and its easy access to any market, makes it a very desirable place for 
 capitiilidts seeking a business opening. Distant from St. Catharines, 12 miles ; and from Port Colborno, 
 8 miles. Daily mails with money order office. Population about 900. 
 
 Lamont, Stewart, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Betts, Moses, merchant. 
 
 Brown, P., blacksmith. 
 
 BURGAR, TIIOS , postmaster and insurance agent. 
 
 Caflferty, M.. proprietor Cafferty Saloon. 
 
 Cafferty Saloon, M. Cafferty, proprietor. 
 
 CANADA LIFE AS8DRANCE Co., Thos. Burgar, 
 agent. 
 
 D'EVERARDO, D., J. P., registrar county Welland, 
 registrar Surrogate Court and county clerk ; resi- 
 dence, Fouthill. 
 
 Diffin, B., proprietor Union Hotel. 
 
 DINSMORK, A., publisher I'eopM Press. 
 
 Farmerw' Hotel, Charles Loesch, proprietor. 
 
 Griffith. John, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Ilendershot .^ Bros., merchants. 
 
 Holsou, R., sheriff. 
 
 lloover, Kliiis, proprietor Welland House. , 
 
 James, J. W., editor PuUic Spirit. 
 
 Klampp, Gottlieb, butcher. 
 
 Loesch, Charles, proprietor Farmers' Hotel. 
 
 McCan, D , boot and shoemaker. 
 
 McEwing, DaTid, baker. 
 
 IMcQinn, J., tailor. 
 
 McQuinn, S., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Morwood & R' <e, merchants. 
 
 PEOPLES' PRESS, A Dinsmore. publisher. 
 
 Puldic Spirit, J. W. James, publisher. 
 
 Raymond, L. D., clerk of the peace. 
 
 Booth, W., deputy sheriff. 
 
 Sauter, F. X., cabinet maker. 
 
 Shrigley, E., druggist. 
 
 Taylor, J., merchant. 
 
 Thompson, A., treaf^urer of county. 
 
 Tuckly, James, watchmaker. 
 
 Union Hotel, H Diffin, proprietor. 
 
 Willett, A., clerk of division court. 
 
 Wilson, J. P., deputy clerk of the crown. 
 
 WELLAND PORT, C. W. — A flourishing vill.ige situated at the head of navigation, on the River 
 Wclliiiid, in the township of Gninsbora' and county of Lincoln. Distant from St. Catharines, the 
 county town. 18 miles; from Chippawa, 24 miles; and from Hamilton, 34 miles. Daily mail. Popu- 
 lation about 230. 
 
 Banghmnn, Joseph, carpenter and builder, 
 Becker, John L , J. P.. accountant. 
 
 Brown, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 Campbell, R. A., accountant. 
 
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 Davix, ^tr., saw (ind flour mill owner. 
 
 Devitt, .loscpti, sHw mill proprietor. 
 
 Dicky, .lolin, builder 
 
 Dilti), Henry, bnUer. 
 
 Dilts, lU'ury, (teni'rnl roerchnnt. 
 
 Durham, Edward hotel and livery stable keeper. 
 
 Flumerfe^ t, /acimriuh, hotfl keeper. 
 
 Frederick, CharleH. giineraith. 
 
 Qilhain, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Gillhnni, Thomas, Miickymith. 
 
 Hasllp, .lohn I, , .1 1'. 
 
 HOLMES, SAMUEL, J. P., postmanter, general 
 merchant, conveyancer, iaaiier of marriage licens- 
 es, commissioner in D. 11., &c. (see card, p. 874). 
 
 Immel, Frederick, tailor. 
 
 Jeffrey, Wm. D., blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 
 Kay, Thomas, carriage and wuggon maker. 
 
 Lane, Wu>., physician and cvirgeon. 
 
 Makeague, Alexander, sadille and harness maker. 
 
 Munro, John 8., generol nii'nhiint. 
 
 Hose, Mrs., milliner and dresKmaker. 
 
 Steward, Robert, blacks-mith. 
 
 Sutherland, Miss Margaret, milliner and dress 
 
 maker. 
 Sutherland, Robert, hotel kociicr. 
 Sutherland, Itenjamiu & Ot-orge, lumber merchants. 
 Sutherland, Wm. k James, general merchants. 
 Swurts, Abram, tailor. 
 Zink, Charles, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 WELLESLEY, C. W. — A post village in the township of Wellesley and county of Waterloo. Distant 
 from Berlin, the county town, 18 miles; from Toruoto, 84 miles; and from Hamilton, 47 miles; 
 I'uputatioD about 500. 
 
 Agteberg, Charles, clothing and merchant tailor. 
 
 Bickel, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Brill, Wni., clothing and merchant tailor. 
 
 Burbanan, A., J. P. 
 
 Dersam, Peter, cooper. 
 
 Doering, L., dry goods merchant. 
 
 Doorsam, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Ebinger, Rev F. 
 
 Fellbon, James, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Foller, Uavid K., builder. 
 
 Foller, Mrs. D. K., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Foller, Jacob R , cabinet maker. 
 
 Flynn, Richard, accountant. 
 
 Gildner, Valentino, blacksmith. 
 
 Oottschalk, E., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Ore?n, N., watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Hill, Henry, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Laub, Andrew, architect and builder. 
 
 Lawrence, Doeriny & Lee, general merchanbii 
 
 Long, Anthony, brickmaker. 
 
 Meyer, A., coppersmith. 
 
 McKinzy, C, general merchant. 
 
 Oltman, Charles, cabinet mu'ucr, furniture, dealer 
 
 and builder. 
 Sharpley, Andrew, builder and cabinet maker. 
 Smith, Henry, black<<mith. 
 Smith, Louis, cabinet maker, furniture dealer, 
 
 builder and hotel keeper. 
 Spitz-.g, Peter A., brewer. 
 Wagner, John, boot and shnomakor. 
 Wagner, Wm., clothing and merchant tailor. 
 Wely, George, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Zervines, Matthew. 
 
 ZOEGER, .FOHN, postmaster and general merchant. 
 Zoeger, Louis, accountant. 
 
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 WELLINGTON, C. W.— A post village in the township of Hillier and county of Prince Edward; 
 pleasantly situated on the shore of Luke Ontario. It is the principal shipping port for the western 
 part of the county, and is one of the largest fishing stations on the lake. Distant from I'icton, the 
 county town, 10 mites; from Toronto, 143 miles; from Montreal, 270 miles; and from Kingston, 50 
 miles. Population about 850. 
 
 Abell, T. L., sewing machine agent. 
 
 Augustus, E., blacksmith. 
 
 Babbit, I). P., boot & shoemaker, tanner and currier. 
 
 Ball, Arza, plasterer and mason. 
 
 Birge, John, grocer. 
 
 Birge, Rev. R. C, Church of England, 
 
 Boice, S. & A., general merchants. 
 
 Brioe, A. & Co., produce and commission merchants. 
 
 Brown, J., township councillor. 
 
 Brown, Rev. R., Methodist. 
 
 Campbell, C. A., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Campbell, D., township councillor. 
 
 CAMPHELL, DONALD, postmaster. 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Wm. 
 
 Young, agent. 
 Carey, Michael C, carpenter and builder. 
 Cath, Rev. R,, Quaker. 
 Chadd, George, grocer. 
 Clapp, J. D., farmer. 
 Clark, R, P., general merchant. 
 Cumming, J., tanner and currier. 
 Cumming, Joseph, councillor and general merchant. 
 Dayre, W 0., clothing merchant. 
 Donnoviin. Daniel, hoot and shoe maker. 
 Duland, John T., J. P., farmer. 
 Dinning, Henry, blacksmith. 
 
 Ebbs, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Ebbs, W. T., house and sign p.iinter. 
 
 Ferguson, Daniel, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Ferguson, J. H., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Flannagan, Pat., mason and plasterer. 
 
 Garratt, Amos, cabinet maker, furniture dealer, and 
 
 undertaker. 
 Harris, Wm., township councillor, carriage and 
 
 waggon maker. 
 Ilennigan, D., boot and shoemaker. 
 Henington, George, farmer. 
 
 Hicks, D. S., councillor, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Horan. Thomas, butcher. 
 Hyatt, Samuel, blacksmith. 
 Hynes, Richard, boot and shoemaker. 
 Ives, Henry, jeweller and watchmaker. 
 Juckson, Thomas, grocer. 
 Lamb, Wm., brick maker. 
 Lune, Gideon, carpenter and builder. 
 Lune, .tliss, .nilliner and dressmaker. 
 Luue, John R., farmer. 
 Lune, John T., mason. 
 Lyons, Douglas, superintendent of schools. 
 Macana, James, boot and ^<lloemnker. 
 McFaul, A., produce and commission merchant, aiid 
 
 flour and feed dealer. 
 
 LEATHER AND FINDINGS AT WHOLESALE, BY SESSIONS, CARPENTER & Co., TORONTO. 
 
WELLINGTON— WELLINGTON SQUARE. 
 
 877 
 
 MoMiilion, E. D., J. P., townnLip reere «nil general 
 
 merchiint, 
 Manilcrville, F. W., custom liouse ofliccr and farmer. 
 Mansidii llnii^o, 'riiniiiaa Ueid, proprietor. 
 Mastoii, li. I,., tiiiUir. 
 Mastori. Mis-x, milliia-r anil dre8!>maker. 
 Mitcholl, F.. ciibinet milker and furniture dealer. 
 Oabonio, J, 11 , cabinet inaki-r. 
 Patterson, Win., proprietor, I'atterion's llotvl. 
 Pornroy, W. E., druggist. 
 Qiiinlin, Ker. J., Konian Catholic. 
 Reii), TlimimH, propriotor Mausian Iloaio. 
 Reynold:-, llisliop, i irmer. 
 ReypoMs, Dnnicl, farmtr. 
 Reynol.h, Jiimes, clotliiiig merchant. 
 Rosa, Walter & Co., general mercbauts. 
 
 Heiles, Wilson, farmer. 
 
 Teny, T. U , foiindei and macbiniHt. 
 
 Titus, JoHcpb, butcher. 
 
 Vitnnlitine, W. II., school teacher. 
 
 Van Huon, Robert, pbotograpbic artist. 
 
 Walaon, C. V., physician and uurgcou. 
 
 Wrb'ti'r, Daniel, blacksmith. 
 
 Webster, George, blackxinilb. 
 
 White, N. F., dentist. 
 
 Wright, Wm., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Wood, C. H., dentist. 
 
 Wright, Oeorge, gunsmith. 
 
 Young, Captain, J. P. 
 
 Young, D. S., J. P., and timber merchant. 
 
 Young, Wm., insurauco agent 
 
 WELLINGTON SQUARE, C. W.—A. Tillage, situated on Lal:o Ontario and a station on the 
 Ureiit WfstiMii Riiilw ly, in the towniihip of Nulson an.i county of Halton, and Konicwhat celebrated for 
 superior wlitfut find fat cattle raiseil in the noi'^hborhood, large 'I'lantities nf which are shipped to the 
 euHtcrn market.". L>isfant fror. Milton, tie county, ir.jti !!'■ r. les ; from Hamilton, 7 miles; and from 
 Toronto, 31 miles. Daily ."nad and money u.-der ofl'-.v. I'oj'uia'ion about 800. 
 
 i!fa 
 
 Allen, .lames, black!<nnth. 
 
 Allen, John, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 American and llriti.sb Americuu Ezprcas < cmjvai^ 
 
 Samuel Fi-h, agent. 
 Baker, Wm., photographic artist, house nii' 
 
 painter. 
 Bastedo, James, dentist. 
 Bates, l{. W., proprietor, Ontario ITousf!, 
 Baxter, Thomas, tovrnship councillor, ftuia -''nd fic- 
 
 duce merchant. 
 Bell, Robert, boot and shoemaker. 
 Bell, Thoina.s, boot and shoemaker. 
 Bent, 0., plasterer. 
 Bent, James C, architect, carpenter, builder aau 
 
 undertaker. 
 Berry, James, carriage and agriculturu! iii>pleifle'it 
 
 manufacturer and blacksmith. 
 Bray, Fred., farmer. 
 Brown, Miss, school teacher. 
 Bunton, 11. E., aeccunCiut. 
 Bunton, Wm., grain and produce dealer. 
 Burlington Hotel, S. Fish, proprietor. 
 Campbell, John H., gentleman. 
 CAN.\U.\ LIFK ASSURANCE COMPANY, A. M. 
 
 Chisholm, agent. 
 Carter, .Sitmuel A., physician. 
 Chapman, Wm., farmer. 
 Chisholm, A. M., inijurunce agent, and drf goodii, 
 
 groceries and hardware merchant. 
 Cole, Richard, flour and feed dea'e;' OT\d V»k«r, 
 Cruse, S , cooper. 
 
 Cryler, John, carriage and waggon n,il.ei. 
 Date, Joseph, carpenter and buildet. 
 Date, Samuel, hou.^^e and sign painter, 
 Davis, Henry, tailor. 
 
 Degarmo, E., proprietor Well- 'r^ton Sq'jRio IIou93. 
 Dunning & Campbell, nurse ;t;ien end 'Icalors in all 
 
 kinds of fruit and o- 1 m .'ntAl treeee. 
 Feast, Mrs. Ma' • , rinety store. 
 Fillman, James • _ gentleman,. 
 Fish. S , proir.etor Burlington Hotel. 
 Fidh, oamnei, agent American and British American 
 
 Express Company. • 
 Fisher, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Foster. H , deputy township reeve. 
 Gage, .■\ndrew, lumber merchant. 
 Gage, James L., saw mill proprietor. 
 Qalloway, John, grain and produce merchant and 
 
 insurance agent. 
 
 Gallown Lastedo, dealers in dry goods, groceries, 
 
 (..■•iiwfifO, &c. 
 
 (in- 1, F.ev. T., LL.D., Church of England. 
 
 S{:»ygar'h, T., bkc t:mith and horse shoer. 
 
 ll'i'i'y CharlM, propiietor Wellington Square Steam 
 
 Mjuriog Mili«. 
 
 tlst.'.ui, E. I ., In.'iy e'a'-ie proprietor. 
 
 ■V Co., tin, cf.,ii c? and sheet iron 
 
 Holstead. V,'. 
 
 wcv-kyr;, 
 
 I'r.'slort'.' s4 Adcc, car-iu^ro. Mid figgon makers. 
 Hi.Piil'.JiS Alftxc^f-.dfn, ", r,(!t!iuiir. 
 i) 'T»ki!iK, .fobn boo* -ad > 'loonitiker. 
 Hii!.!i-'M», Tiio tts, ;'Tr.y tti.bie prr.i>r*<>tor. 
 riov'!i.!i*i. !l"..o»^i% i'KlJle and ■ n.vv.t s mak<?t'. 
 »i>n'swell, Jubu, flour .im' fet-ci ■■'.■^'■.'.'■■i 
 tl iviivell, a., baker ai.il CijiiyA'W>-i; 
 Ivfty, Jo!in, uil)r. 
 
 K'-'tiny, Chis., ir.aii career i nd omoijon j.roprietor. 
 Lang, Ja.fjt'8, (r?nt,Ieiaan. 
 V.jird, Ik'vf a', V/cthiyau Mi ■.budint. 
 L.itm.'-.n, Ii., car.tom Louw vfEotfr 
 Lpmvju, 'imoi, hjiriBipr, &.i\ 
 .'VliiKuy ^., lOMa^&ip bierk. 
 ■Mcl.ii're?< F , tovnsihip cou.ioillor. 
 Mooi^, I'lfkli, bootari r'o'maker. 
 MONTRP k'. i'ELl'yjIF.AiU COMPANY. 
 Midwi..ter, Job ;'>.rpe it>,r and builder. 
 Mi'iicr, Robert. U' n..l.i) reite. 
 Mii'hjn^iok, Jriir., Ijuvc'jer. 
 Minuinuick, John R., tiu and coppersmith. 
 Morrition, Misa, milliner and dressmaker. 
 \iJitiLie ', John, watchmaker and jeweller, 
 i'.ortiiiier, Richard, butcher. 
 Murpby, Wm. & Co., brickmakcra. 
 Norris, M., gentleman. 
 Oag, Wm & Co., coopers. 
 Ogg, N. & Co., coopers. 
 O'Neil. James, blacksmith. 
 Ontario House, R. W. Bates, proprietor. 
 Parson, Charles, freight agent and station master 
 
 Great Western Railway. 
 Pearcy, Samuel, weaver. 
 Redman, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 RICHARDSON, C, postmaster, dealer in dry goods, 
 
 groceries, hardware and crockery. 
 Routledge, Miss Elizabeth, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Saunders, C, cabinet ncaker. 
 Smith, John, plasterer. 
 Smith, John H., mason. 
 
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 BOILER WORKS, NEIL CURRIE, PROPRIETOR, ESPL.\NADB, TORONTO, (bit* Car.", p, f vJ.) 
 
878 
 
 WELLINGTON SQUARE— WEST imOUGHTON. 
 
 Sovcrci^,'n, John, general store and sewing machine 
 
 aRfiit. 
 TiisktT, Jiiincs, school tcaciior. 
 Thiiin;i!<, I'Mwai'il, township couucillor. 
 Triller, Johu, farmer. 
 
 Wfthlie, John, agent Provincial Insurance Company. 
 
 WivMie, John *i, ("o., general dealers. 
 
 Wellington Sijuaro House, K. Uegiirmo, proprietor. 
 
 Wliite, John, boot ami shoemaker. 
 
 White, Robert, lumber merchant. 
 
 WEST ARRAN, C. W. — A small poit village, situate:! on tiie Saugeen River, in the township of 
 Kaugeen and county of Uruce. Ui.stant from Qoderich, the county town, fiO miles ; from Uumilton, 
 lUU miles ; and from Toronto, 130 miles. Population of township, per last census, 1,6:^0. 
 
 AlJrige, Hiram, bliicksmith. 
 Allan, Jiimes, tailor. 
 BIQGAU, JOHN, postmaster. 
 Jacques, lle^ Mr., Methodist. 
 UcUrido, Donald, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 I McLacblan, Donald, J. P. 
 
 I Patterson, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Shell, Alfred, school teacher. 
 I Stark, James, saw mill prop., carpenter and builder. 
 I Tolmie, Rev. Mr., Presbyterian. 
 
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 WEST BROME, C. E. — A village, situated in the township and county of Brome and district of 
 MDiilreal. Distant from Knowlton, 9 miles ; from St. Johns, 36 miles ; and from Montreal, 00 miles. 
 Daily mail by stage. Population about 200. 
 
 Burnett, Gilbert, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Cnocy, Jiihn, jun., hlanUsmith. 
 
 Cosson, Milton, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Dcniou-, Ji)>eph, tooper. 
 
 Gilmonr, E P., J. P. 
 
 llunRerl'onl, N. L., accountant. 
 
 IIUN(J1;RF0RD, S. L., J. p., postmaster, general 
 
 D'erciiaiit, woollen, saw and lljur mill proprietor 
 
 (sec card, p. 871). 
 Johnsun, Jumes H., school teacher. 
 Johnson, John W., dyer and scourer. 
 Lcmour, Levi, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 I MoWilliams, James, weaver. 
 
 Mornord, Fi'lix, cabinet maker. 
 I Patten, Win , mason. 
 1 Pettes, James N., J. P. and farmer. 
 j Pettes, Stephen, J. P. and farmer. 
 1 Rodgers, Rev. James, .New Connexion Methodist. 
 '; Scott. Jlrs. Emily, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Scott, Luther, genenil merchant. 
 
 Sweet, A. G., farmer. 
 
 Sweet, P. O , plasterer. 
 
 Sweet, Russell, farmer. 
 
 WESTBROOK, C. W.— A post village, situated on Collins Creek, in the township of Kingston and 
 county of Froiitenac. Distant from Kingston »Iie county seat, 7 miles ; from Toronto, 180 miles; from 
 Hamilton, 220 miles ; from Montreal, 200 miles ; auu from Quebec, 400 miles. Population about 200. 
 
 Adzil, W., farmer. 
 
 Albertson, R., ftirmer. 
 
 Allen, Lewis, school teacher. 
 
 Bell, A., farmer. 
 
 Benjtimin, R., farmer. 
 
 Bridge, Andrew, cooper. 
 
 Brown, Thomas, carpenter, buihier and farmer. 
 
 CLARK, UENJAMIN, postmaster, grocer and broom 
 
 manufacturer. 
 David, Ira, farmer. 
 De Witt, L., farmer. 
 Fornie, Denis, weaver. 
 Field, Rev. Q. H., Wesleyao Methodist. 
 Qardnicr, W., farmer. 
 Gates, John, farmer. 
 Gates, Wm., farmer. 
 Grass, 1). V.., farmer. 
 Hatch, H., farmer. 
 
 Howard, Rev. Mr., Wosleyan Methodist. 
 Howard, R., farmer. 
 Hyland, Wm., farmer. 
 Leoman, Allen, carpenter and builder. 
 Leonard, Hiram, blacksmith. 
 Leonard, John, farmer. 
 Leonard, N. J , music teacher. 
 Leonard, H. & N. J., agricultural implements and 
 
 carriage makers. 
 Marshall, Wrr: , J. P. and fanner. 
 
 McCorniick, Wm., farmer. 
 
 McKwen, Wm., plasterer. 
 
 McGuire, P., farmv.'r. 
 
 McKim, Miles, farmer. 
 
 Morley, Wm., farmer. 
 
 NewlanJ, George & Sons, masons. 
 
 Powley, H R., boot an t shoemaker. 
 
 Powley, Matthew '>'acksmith. 
 
 Rockwall, Albert, school tvaoher. 
 
 Rose, Mrs., weaver. 
 
 Rose, Daniel R., photographiu artist. 
 
 Rose, R., farmer. 
 
 Scott, Alexander, weovcr. 
 
 Shannon, .1., farmer. 
 
 Smith, Darius, furniture dealer and farmer. 
 
 Smith, Hiram, J. P. and farmer. 
 
 Smith, James, farmer. 
 
 Smith, Nelson, carpenter ond builder. 
 
 Sproul, James, saw mill and hotel proprietor, and 
 
 farmer. 
 Sproul, Joseph, farmer. 
 Starr, Rev. .1. 11., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Sutherland, Miss, teacher of pianoforte. 
 Thompson, Georg<», furniture dealer. 
 Wallace, Hugh, weaver. 
 Wright, Daniel, blacksmith and farmer. 
 Wright, J., farmer. 
 
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 WEST BROUQHTON, C. E.— A post village in the township of Broughton, county of Megantio. 
 Distant from Inverness, the county town, 21 miles ; and from Quebec, 64 miles. Population of 
 township by last census, 1,689. 
 
 DOCTOR A. DAVIS, ADELAIDE STREET, CORNER DAY. (See Card, p. 802.) 
 
le Company. 
 )roprietor. 
 
 township of 
 n Hamilton, 
 
 (\nJ builder. 
 
 district of 
 1, 00 milea. 
 
 etkoJist. 
 ;cr. 
 
 iRston and 
 iiiies ; from 
 about 200. 
 
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 WEST BROUGHTON— WEST FLAMBORO'. 
 
 879 
 
 Boftuilin, FratKjois, flour and saw mill owner. 
 
 Bi'dard, Hotiotd, shoemaker. 
 
 niouiii, 1)., saw mill owner. 
 
 Bolcnu, 1' crre cirpciiter. 
 
 Dodicr, llllaire, saw mi'l owner. 
 
 Grcnior, Rev. L. Charles Ovide, Roman Catholic. 
 
 GUfiltlN DIT ST. IIILAIRE, JK.VN, poj^'niaBter 
 
 anil gi'iipriil nierclmtit. 
 Jacfiuos. LouLs, Haw mill owner. 
 Judge, Patrick, ghoemnkcr. 
 Lachaiue, Thomas, saw mill owner and carpenter. 
 
 Lnmaire, Paul, saw mill owner. 
 
 Lessard, Richard, flour mill owner. 
 
 McKio, Robert, J. P. 
 
 Mercier, .loseph, carpenter. 
 
 Mercier, Louis, saw mill owner and carpenter. 
 
 Penant, FninQois, blacksmith. 
 
 Rous«eau, .Abel, tanner 
 
 Kousseau, .Mtijorifiue, dealer in agricultural implo- 
 
 roeuts. 
 Scott, Dr., physician and surgeon. 
 
 WESTBURY, C. E. — A post ofhce, situated on both banks of the river St. Francis, in the township of 
 We.sibury, and counties of Compton and Richmond, and district of .St. Francis. The place is remark- 
 able for the manufacture of lumber and maple sugar. It is distant from Sherbrooke, 7 miles ; from 
 Coo',,shire, in Katon, 4 miles; from Montreal, 100 miles ; and from the Qraud Trunk Railway, 10 
 miles. Mail tri-weekly. Population about 250. 
 
 Barlow, (Charles, township secretary, saw mill pro- 
 prietor, cnrpenter and builder. 
 Claxton, .lolin, councillor. 
 Constalile, Ucv. Mr., Methodist. 
 Embury, .Vn-^on, boot and shoemaker, 
 Embury, »S.nnuel, councillor. 
 Oameshy, Henry, conn, li lor. 
 Lathrop, (liilen, cooper, carpenter and builder. 
 Mayuaid, Amherst, cooper. 
 
 Maynard, Yorick, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Peak, Rev. Mr, Methodist. 
 
 Rogers, .\. I)., blacksmith. 
 
 RVTIIEU, .IA.\1K."<, mayor, postmaster, carpenter. 
 
 builder and saw mill proprietor. 
 Turner, Alfred, councillor. 
 Willard, Francis, blacksmith. 
 Willard, Lockliurt, councdlor. 
 Woodrow, John, councillor. 
 
 West ESSA, C. W. — .\ small post »illngo, situated in the township of E^isa and county of Simcoe- 
 Itislaut from Barrie, the county town, 22 railoa ; and from Toronto, 58 miles. Population about 70. 
 
 Bryca, John, farmer. 
 
 Brjce, Rc)l)ert, farmer. 
 
 Cttmeroti, Angus, blacksmith. 
 
 Uavey. John, farmer. 
 
 Urnry, James, general merchant. 
 
 DRL'UY, TIIO.MAS, postmaster. 
 
 Henderson, David, general merchant. 
 
 Hovendon, James, farmer. 
 
 Long, James, farmer. 
 
 Scanlon, C, hotel proprietoV-. 
 
 Todd, Walter, farmer. 
 
 Trumbull, John, farmer. 
 
 Walker, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 WEST FARNIIAM, C. E.— A flourishing vi'lige, in the parish of St. Rorauald do Farnham, in the 
 townifhip of Fiirnham, county of Missisquoi (esclu ling the eastern division,) and district of Montreal. 
 Di^taut from Cowansville, 14 miles; and from St. Johns, 16 miles. Population about 700. 
 
 Allsopp, J. C, general store. 
 
 Baillargeon, A., butcher. 
 
 Bourdon, L. F. 11., general merchant. 
 
 BOWKER, JOHN, hotel keeper, lumber dealer (see 
 
 card, p. 874). 
 British .Uneriomi Hotel, T. N. Flora, proprietor. 
 BUCK, RICHARD, prop. Railroad Hotel (see card, 
 
 p. b74). 
 Chillingworth, II., baker. 
 Clement, E., notary, secretary of parish and clerk of 
 
 court. 
 Commercial Hotel, L. B. Cook, proprietor. 
 Couant, Samuel N., general merchant. 
 Cook, L. R., proprietor Commercial Hotel. 
 Current, K., harness maker. 
 Donahue, Wm., general merchant. 
 Elder, Peter, blacksmith. 
 £lmeB, George, bhoemaker and tanner. 
 
 Flora, T. N., proprietor Britisli American Hotel. 
 
 FOISY, L. U., postmaster. 
 
 Meigs, D. B. , lumber merchant. 
 
 McCorkill, Robert, general dealer. 
 
 Oliver, Robert, tinsmith and trader. 
 
 Oliver, Wm., general merchant. 
 
 OUIMETTE, S. H. & Co., grocers. 
 
 RAILROAD HOTEL, Richard Buck, proprietor (see 
 
 card, p. 874). 
 R ASCOT, IGNACE, carriage maker and painter, 
 RIPLEY, E. H., grocer and provision dealer. 
 SEQUIN, JOSEPH, grocer. 
 Starke, A., woollen manufacturer. 
 Trudeau &■. Frere, general merchants. 
 Valiiiuet, Jean Bte., M.D., physician. 
 Wbitfleld, George, general merchant and lumber 
 
 dealer. 
 Wilson, Wm., tailor. 
 
 WEST FLAMBORO', C. W.— A village, situated on the Dundas and Waterloo maoadamixcd road, 
 in the township of West Flamboro' ond county of Wcntworth. It is a station on the rfpnx Western 
 Railway, and has a good local trade and a good agricultural country surroandiug it. i>istaat from 
 Hamilton, the osunty aeat, 9 miles. Mails daily. Populatloa 300. 
 
 XANNERS' OIL at WHOLESALE, by SESSIONS, CARPENTER & Co., TORONTO. (Sco Card, p. 838.) 
 
 
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 WEST FLAMBORO'— WESTMEATH. 
 
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 Armstrong, DaviJ, tavern keeper. 
 
 Birkinahaw, George, woollen factory. 
 
 Dullock, Joseph, general merchant. 
 
 Calnhouu, John, tinsmith, Main. 
 
 Cassan, Captain, station master and freight agent 
 Qi-eiit Western Railway, Depot. 
 
 Christie, Rev. Thomas, Presbyterian. 
 
 Cleaser, Uev. ISlr., Methodist. 
 
 Coleman, Robert, blacksmith. Main. 
 
 Crooks, Thomas, saw mill owner. 
 
 Donaldson, W. D., J. P. 
 
 DURR.VNT, CHARLES, dealer in dry goods, car- 
 pets, clothing, groceries, hardware, crockery and 
 glassware, &o.. Main. 
 
 Echlin, Daniel, blacksmith. 
 
 Fraser, Hugh, general merchant. 
 
 Frederick, John, tavern keeper. 
 
 Hanca, Peter, saddle and harness maker, Main. 
 
 Her lid. Rev. James Scott, Presbyterian. 
 
 Hill & lUrtisley, props. Springfield Paper Mill. 
 
 Hill, Rev. Mr., Methodi-st. 
 
 Hunt, Rev. Mr., Methodist. 
 
 Jackson, John, butcher, Main. 
 
 Jones, John, waggon maker. Main. 
 
 Kirk, Wra., baker, Main. 
 
 Lawrence, Frederick, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Martin, Thomas, shoemaker. Main. 
 
 Marty n, Mrs. H., dressmaker. Main. 
 
 McCormack, Levi, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 McKinlay, Wm., barrister. 
 
 Miller, Thomas, physician. 
 
 Morton, Jonathan, flour, grist and saw mill proprie- 
 tor. 
 
 Percy, John, merchant tailor, 
 
 Rodgers, James, tavern keeper. 
 
 Sanderson, Robert, West Flamboro' Foundry and 
 Machine Shop, Main 
 
 Sweet, Qeorge, blacksmith. Main. 
 
 VAN EVERY, HUGH, dealer in dry goods, groce- 
 ries, liquors, hardware, crockery, glassware, 
 clothing, lumber, laths, shingles, &.C., Main. 
 
 West Flamboro' Hotel, K. Wishart, proprietor, Main. 
 
 Whiting, Rev. Mr., Wesleyan Methodi.st. 
 
 Wield, Andrew, postmaster, office Main. 
 
 Wishart, K., prop. West Flamboro' Hotel, Main. 
 
 "WEST HUNTINGDON, O. W.— A post village, situated in the township of West Huntinptdon and 
 county of Hastings, North Riding. Distant from Ik-Ueville, the county town, 14 miles; from Kingston, 
 61 miles ; and from Toronto, 127 miles. Population of township per last census 2917. 
 
 Archibnld, James, J P. 
 
 Benson, J., blacksmith. 
 
 Dixon, Thomas, weaver. 
 
 Emo, Thomas, J. P., reeve and general merchant. 
 
 Fuller, Wm. D., bailiff. 
 
 Guy, Charles, mason. 
 
 Gay, John, mason. 
 
 Garilenor, Sumuel, school teacher. 
 
 Gray, Robert, general merchant. 
 
 Haggertie, James, J, P. 
 
 •Tu.'<tin, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 LUKE HOUSE, John H. O'Dell, proprietor. 
 
 Luke, Philip, J. P. 
 
 McCallum, Halph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 U'DELL, JOHN H., postmaster, hotel and livery 
 stable proprietor. 
 
 Ostrum, Henry, township treasurer. 
 
 Phillips, Daniel, blacksmith. 
 
 Ransom, Samuel, tailor. 
 
 Reid, JJenson, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Ryan, J. J., J. P., township clerk and clerk of divi- 
 sion court. 
 
 Tulloch, David, blacksmith. 
 
 Wood, Job" township ooUcctor. 
 
 WEST HUNTLEY, C. "W.— A post village, situated in the township of Huntley and county of 
 Carleton. Distant from Ottawa, the county seat, 2t) miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 100. 
 
 Fenton, John, clerk of division court. 
 Finneas, Patrick, blacksmith, 
 HORAN, EDWARD, postmaster. 
 Jackson, Robert, boot and shoemaker. 
 McQrath, John, mason. 
 
 Oakley, James sen., carpenter and builder. 
 Oakley, James ,jun, carpenter and builder. 
 Scott. Patrick, blacksmith. 
 Vaughan, Rev. E., Roman Catholic. 
 
 WEST McGILLIVBAY, C. W.— A post village in the township of the same name and county of 
 Middlesex. Distant from London, the county town, 27 miles; and from Toronto, 121 miles. 
 
 Baymton, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Carbett, John, J. P. and lumber merchant. 
 
 Ersking, A., mason. 
 
 Fraser, Wm., agricultural implement and cabinet 
 
 maker. 
 Gibson, George, farmer. 
 Gray, Rev. Mr., Church of England. 
 Macklin, Wm., general merchant. 
 Morr, J. W., J. P. 
 Mary, John, school teacher. 
 Mellow, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 PatchJuji;, E., towni^bip clerk, carpenter and builder. 
 Patersou, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Person, Thomas, boot and Ghocmaker. 
 
 Quarry, H., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Robinson, Robert, farmer 
 
 Sanders, John, farmer. 
 
 Slack, John, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 STONEHOUSE, G , postmaster, general merchant 
 
 and township treasurer. 
 Smith, A., general merchant. 
 Smith, J. S., reeve. 
 Smith, P., plasterer. 
 Strew, Samuel, farmer. 
 Tucker, Rev, Thomas, Methodist. 
 Watson, J., J. P. 
 
 WESTMEATH, C. W.— A village situated in the township of Westmeath and counly of Renfrew. 
 Distant from Pembroke, the wxn'j town, H miles ; and from Toronto, 290 miles. Mail tri-weekly. 
 Population about 2G0. 
 
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 lil tri-weekly. 
 
 Achcaon, Mrs. Archibfild, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Billow, Q F., pinning mill proprietor. 
 
 Dromiey, Henry, J. P. 
 
 Bromley, .lames, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Carswell, Thomas, reeve. 
 
 Chamberlain, Wm. A., boot and shoemnkcr. 
 
 Chamberlain, W. A. & Co., tanners and curriers. 
 
 DREW, MARK M., postmaster, tanner ami currier, 
 
 boot aud shoemaker, nnd farmer. 
 Findley, Walter, lumber merchant. 
 Frasiir, Alexander, general merchant, farmer, flour, 
 
 grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 Goddard, Edmond, blacksmith oid '-r aggoa maker. 
 
 Qoddard, Mrs. E., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Howard, Joseph, blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 Huntington, S. A., J. P. aud farmer. 
 Jackson, Noah, farmer. 
 McKenzie, D., cabinet maker. 
 Morse, Silas, carpenter and builder. 
 Still, Wilson, lumber merchant. 
 Strutbers, Alexander, school teacher. 
 Tomblin, liev, Wm., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Pucker, G. R., saw mill proprietor and farmer. 
 Wigglesworth, Mrs. Jolin, milliner • ud dressmaker. 
 Wright, Nathaniel, town clerk. 
 Wright, Thomas, mason nnd plasterer. 
 
 WESTON, C. W. — A thriving village in the townships of York nnd Rtobinoke and county of York, 
 beautifully situated on the River Huraber, and a station on the Grand Trunk Railway, and also on the 
 Nrirthern Railway. It was settled about 1820, and can boast of some public and private buildingi) 
 that will bear comparison with any in the province. It has quite an extensive trade in wheat and 
 fl'jur, besides an excellent retail traffic. The Humber River furnishes almost unlimited water power- 
 nnd there are several manufactories and mills in successful operation. Near by is an extensive turf 
 bog. Distant from Toronto, the county seat, 9 miles. Daily mail with money order office. Popu, 
 lation about 1,200. 
 
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 Aitken, Wm., bread and biscuit baker. 
 
 Banks, John U., chemist, druggist and physician, 
 
 Main. 
 Banks, Mrs., teacher of select school. 
 Barker, Richard, mason and plasterer. 
 Parluw, John, weaver. 
 Barton, John, general dealer in groceries, provisions, 
 
 &c., .Main. 
 Barton, Mrs., milliner nnd dressmaker. 
 Berry, John, boot aud shoemaker. 
 Bluir, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 
 lirooks. Rev. James, Baptist. 
 Brown, John, mason and plaster.r. 
 Brown & Brown, potters. 
 
 Bull, Edward, dealer iu provisions and grain, Main. 
 Bull, John P., J. P. 
 Buhner, Thomns S., school teacher. 
 Burgess, Robert, photographic artist. 
 Calhoun, James, gunsmith, carpenter and builder. 
 CALUECK, JAMES, carpenter and builder. 
 Campion, Joseph, bailiff. 
 Card, Woodbury, cooper shop. 
 Chapman, Patrick, proprietor Farmers' Home, Main. 
 Conron, James, butcher and farmer, Main. 
 Coulter, James, founder, maohiuist, millwright and 
 
 engineer. 
 Cruickshank, George, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Cruickshank, James, waggon maker and undertaker, 
 
 ^lain. 
 CuUerton, P., tailor. 
 Cash, Miles, tin and coppersmith. 
 De La Hooke, James A., M.D., M.R.C.S.L., Main. 
 Dcnniss, Henry, saw mill proprietor aud farmer. 
 Denniss, Joseph, J. P. and farmer. 
 Demers, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 EAGLE HALL, John Eagle, proprietor, Main (see 
 
 card, p. 894). 
 EAGLE, JOHN, hotel proprietor and briokmaker, 
 
 Main (ace card, p. 804). 
 Fay, Henry, insurance agent. 
 Flay. Absalom, proprietor of the Carpenters Arms. 
 Fleming, Robert, tailor. 
 Flynn, Robert, boot and shoemaker, Main. 
 Fox, Mrs. il., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Fox, Robert, brickmaker. 
 Francis, John J., provincial land surveyor. 
 Qibon, (,'. H., express agent. 
 Oracy, James, brewer. 
 Guy, Allen, farmer. 
 
 Haisted, Thoma!>, hotel keeper. 
 
 HALF-WAY HOUSE, John Eagle, proprietor, Main 
 
 (see card, p. 894). 
 Henderson, Misses, teachers in select school. 
 Hill, John, mason and plasterer. 
 Hill, Thomas, boot and .<ihocmakcr. Main. 
 Holly, Joseph, farmer. 
 Hurst, Thomas, butcher, Main. 
 Irvine, Wm., general blacksmith. 
 Jackson, Francis, farmer. 
 
 James, Thomas R., grocer and general dealer, Main. 
 Jeffers, Rev. Thomas, We.sleyan Methodist. 
 Jevins, James, house and sign painter. 
 Johnson, Rev. W. A., Churcli of England. 
 JOHNSTON, ROBT., postmaster, insurance agent, 
 
 issuer of marriage licenses, dealer in groceries, 
 
 stationery, &c. (see card, p. 894.) 
 .Tones, C. A., barrister, attorney, &o. 
 Kemp, John, proprietor Weaton Hotel, Main. 
 Kempshall, Michael, general blacksmith. 
 Kennedy, George, livery stable keeper, Main. 
 Kent, Wm., mason and plasterer. 
 Kirkpatrick, A., saddle and harness maker. 
 LOGAN, Rev. JOHN B., M.A., Presbyterian 
 
 teacher of grammar school. 
 MAGUIERE, DAVID, boot and shoemaker 
 
 dealer. Main. 
 Maguiro, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Mallaby, John, tailor. 
 Mallaby, Peter, blacksmith. 
 Martiii, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 McCann, H. W., general merchant. 
 McDougall, Robert, ttour, saw and grist mill prop. 
 
 and lumber merchant. 
 McGuin, Alexander, mason. 
 McQuin, Wm., cooper. 
 Miles, Charles F., provincial land surveyor. 
 Miles, Edward M., provincial laud surveyor. 
 Mizenshammer, Adam, cooper. 
 Moran, Miss, school teacher. 
 
 Nason, Wm., jeweller and general merchant. Main. 
 Nichols, Francis, carpenter nnd builder. 
 Noble, Jesse, carpenter and builder. 
 O'Brien, Michael, butcher. 
 Parker, David, carpenter nnd builder. 
 Parker, John, cabinet maker, carpenter and builder. 
 Paul, Johu, clerk of division court, accountant and 
 
 collectin:; agent. 
 Pearson, Edward, farmer. 
 
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 r^^ers, Thomas, butcher and carpenter, Main. 
 
 Piers. Jlr., brickmakcr. 
 
 Porter, John D., farmer. 
 
 Porter. Miss Louisa, school teacher. 
 
 Ile;nolds, A. U., nnrscryman. 
 
 Scarlett, Edward, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Scarlett, Samuel, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Scott, John, tailor. Main. 
 
 Shutlcworth Joiin, builder, crirriage and waggon 
 maker. 
 
 Singleton, John, bouse and sign painter. 
 
 SMITH, WM. II., general dealer in dry goods, gro- 
 ceries, &o., Main. 
 
 Spenco, John, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Staves, Mrs. Sarah, milliner and tailoress, Main. 
 
 Stinson, Wm., coope.'. 
 
 Tuck, Herbert F., physician, King. 
 
 Tyrell, Wm.. J. P., townnhip reeve, architect, car- 
 penter, builder, and oil refiner. 
 
 Wndsworth, W. R , J. P. 
 
 Wndsworth, C. & W., millers, merchants and dis- 
 tillers. 
 
 Walton, John, painter, grainor, paper hanger and 
 glazier. 
 
 Wardlaw, John, proprietor Weston Woollen Mills. 
 
 WATSON JAMES, general dealer in groceries, 
 hardware, dry goods, and agent. Main (see card, 
 p. 894). 
 
 Watson, Wm., superintendent of schools. 
 
 Wheelwright, John, farmer. 
 
 Wheelwright, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Williams, John, general merchant. 
 
 Wood, Robert, farmer. 
 
 Yates, James, tin and copper smith. 
 
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 WEST OSQOODE, C. W.— A village, situated in the township of Osgoode and county o 
 
 and a station on the Ottawa and Prescott Railway. Distant from Ottawa, the county seat, 21 miles ; 
 and from Prescott, 32 miles. Daily mail. Population about 100. 
 
 Allen, Arthur, J. P, 
 
 Dodi'ca, Jacob, blacksmith. 
 
 UOWER, JOHN C, postmaster and township coun- 
 cillor. 
 
 Bower, John C. & Co., general merchants and saw 
 mill pruprictorf 
 
 Cuugby, Thomas, J. P. 
 
 Cleveliind, Wm., general merchant. 
 
 Dunlop, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Lipes, Catharine, school teacher. 
 McGillicudy, Florence, boot and shoemaker. 
 Moses, Charles, J. P. 
 
 Murphy, Edward, carriage and waggon maker. 
 O'Boyie, Rev. Thomas, Roman Catholic. 
 O'Connor, D., school teacher. 
 O'Connor, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Sweet, Rev. Edmund E., Wusleyan Methodist. 
 
 WESTOVER, C. W.— A post village, situated in the township of Beverley and county of Wentworlh 
 North Riding. Distant from Hamilton, the county town, 15 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 Burrel' George, general merchant. 
 
 Carrick, Itobert, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Chambers, Robert, tailor. 
 
 Gilmour, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Ilnzleton, Rev. W. P., Baptist. 
 
 Lindsay, John, flour mill proprietor. 
 
 MoArthur, Wm,, saw mill proprietor. 
 Purdy, Thomas, blacksmith. 
 Wilson, James, builder. 
 
 WESTOVER, WM. E., postmaster, boot and shoe- 
 maker and general dealer. 
 
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 WESTPORT, C. W.— A village beautifully situated on the Rideau Lake, in the township of North 
 Crosby and county of Leeds, South Riding. Steamboats pass Westport, on the lake, in plying between 
 Kingston and Ottawa. Distant from Brockville, the county seat, 45 miles ; from Kingston, 40 miles , 
 and trom Ottawa, CO miles. Daily mail. Population about 500. 
 
 Arnold, 11. J., J. P., general merchant, saw mill 
 
 proprietor, beef and pork packer. 
 Ash, E., physician. 
 Dcadle, Webster, blacksmith. 
 Beadle, Wm., beef and pork packer and dealer. 
 Birch. Robert, clothier and merchant tailor. 
 Bogardus, Wm., chair manufacturer. 
 Bowes. Thomas, saloon keeper. 
 Brash, Robert C, carpenter and builder. 
 BuiHt, B., grocer. 
 
 Buist, Miss C, millinery, silk and fancy goods. 
 Cameron, F. A., hotel proprietor and livery stable 
 
 keeper. 
 Cliipmnn, A. E., druggist. 
 Clark, J., physician. 
 Clark, Joel, jun., sash, blind and door manufacturer, 
 
 dyer and scourer. 
 Clarke, Mrs , select school. 
 Connors, John, gentleman. 
 Conner!", John & Co., bntcbcrs. 
 Cornwall, C, butcher. 
 
 Crawford, Hon. George, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Cullings, Charles, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Cutting, Charles, distiller and rectifier. 
 
 Dier, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Douglas, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Foley, D., J. P., general merchant and agr'.-nltural 
 
 implement manufacturer and dealer. 
 Foley, Rev J. V., Roman Catholic. 
 Fredenburgh, W. 11., J. P., lumber merchant, flour, 
 
 grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 Fyfe, Wm., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Hartwell, Sidney, general merchant. 
 Ilartwell, S. A., produce and provision dealer. 
 Ilonan, Michael, harness and trunk maker. 
 Johnstown Mutual Insurance Company, W. Whelan, 
 
 agent. 
 Kearns, Thomas, carpenter, builder and cabinet 
 
 maker. 
 Kehoe, James, hotel proprietor. 
 Kclley, Henry, clothier ard merchant tailor. 
 Kelley, James, boot and thoemaker. 
 
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 lealor. 
 
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 lilor. 
 
 Kelley, Peter, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Kerr, George, cooper. 
 
 Lasbay, C, butcher. 
 
 Lench, J., painter. 
 
 Lingo, Andrew, briokmnker. 
 
 Lingo, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Louney & >IcGregor, carpenters and builders. 
 
 Mansell, Levi, butcher. 
 
 MoCann, M., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 McEathron, John, tanner. 
 
 McEUery, S., builder. 
 
 McGregor, Jotin, lumber merchant and real estate 
 
 agent. 
 MoQuiro, John, tin and coppersmith. 
 Melville, Rev. A., Presbyterian. 
 Monsell, M., boot and shoemaker. 
 Murphy, George, blacksmith. 
 Murphy, Patrick, boot and shoemaker. 
 O'Calleghan, M., tailor. 
 
 Perkins, Joshua, lumber merchant. 
 
 Held Isaac, accountant. 
 
 KichardsoD, John, collecting agent. 
 
 Robertson, Gorden, founder, machinist and agricul- 
 tural implement manufacturer. 
 
 Roe, Capt., J. P. 
 
 Rorison, Robert, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Ryan, P., beef and pork packer and dealer. 
 
 Ryan, Thomas, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Scott, Mathew W., tanner and leather dealer. 
 
 Speaglc, James, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Hteel, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Taggart, Wm. C, accountant, general agent and 
 manufacturer of patent churns. 
 
 Tnilnve, Jame.s, carpenter and builder. 
 
 WIIELAN, WALTER, J. P., postmaster, general 
 merchant, real estate agent and agent for Johns- 
 town Mutual Insurance Company. 
 
 WEST'S CORNERS, C. W. — A Hmall post village in tlio township of Mornington and county of 
 Perth, situated on ijmith Creek. Distant from Stratford, the county town, 17 miles. Population 
 about '2W. 
 
 Rarker, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Hecklar, Henry, tanner and currier. 
 
 Bolton, James, mason. 
 
 Carsch, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Caspgr, J., tailor. 
 
 Creaw,;Rcv. Mr., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Curcklarck, Alexander, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Darland, Samuel G., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Finaty, John, school teacher. 
 
 Fox, John, general merchant. 
 
 Gilbert, Henry, couper. 
 
 Green, , v., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Hanken, Benjamin, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Jackson, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Johnston, W., physician. 
 
 Ketcher, Valentine, saw mill proprietor and lumber 
 
 merchant. 
 Lared, Wm., plasterer and briokmnker. 
 Lawrey, Rev. Thomas, Presbyterian. 
 Libert, J., boot and shoemakor. 
 Mardcn, James, sewing machine agent. 
 Miller, Robert, weaver. 
 
 PIERSON, JOHN, postmaster and general merchant. 
 Plnn, E., blacksmith. 
 Waller, George, blacksmith. 
 Watson, John, blacksmith. 
 Whaley, Samuel, J. P. 
 
 WEST SHEFPORD, C. E.— A small post village in the Seigniory and county of Shefford. Distant 
 from Waterloo, the county town, 8 miles. 
 
 Boucher, Rev. Charles, Roman Catholic. 
 MILLS, JOHN N., postmaster. 
 
 TAIT. GEORGE, assistant postmaster. 
 Whiiter, Rev. A. S,, Cbaroh of England. 
 
 WEST WINCHESTER, C. W.— A post village, situated in the township of Winchester and county 
 of Uundas. Distant from Cornwall, the county seat, 50 miles ; from Morrisburg, 18 miles ; and fiou 
 Ottawa City, 86 miles. Population about 150. 
 
 Beach, Asa, J. P. 
 
 Beach, M. & A., general merchants and saw mill 
 
 proprietors. 
 BOW, WM , postmaster and general merchant (see 
 
 card, p. 894). 
 Brown, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Chambers, John A., blacksmith. 
 Christie, John, sen., carpenter and joiner. 
 Uixon, John, hotel proprietor. 
 Fox & Irving, general merchants. 
 
 Henderson, Caleb, boot and shoemakor. 
 Lallamme, J. D., J. P. and general merchant. 
 Meruill, Henry, carriage and waggon maker. 
 MuHgrove, Wm., boot and shoomukor, tanner 
 
 currier. 
 Robertson, .Toseph, tailor. 
 Ross, .Samuel & John, blacksmiths. 
 Scott, Wm. L., tailor. 
 Suddaby, T., cabinet maker and furnituro dealer. 
 
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 WESTWOOD, C. W. — A Tillage and station on the Grand Trunk Railway in the township of Asphodel 
 and county of Peterboro'. Distant from Northwood, 7 miles ; from Toronto, 129 miles. Daily mail. 
 Population 200. 
 
 Birdsall, R. E., J. P., deputy reeve and land agent. 
 Bouar, James, builder. 
 
 Boulton, John, beef and pork packer, flour, feed and 
 grain dealer, lumber merchant. 
 
 Breckcnridge, John, ponnd keeper and collector. 
 Brown, George, cabinet maker, furniture dealer, 
 
 carriage and waggon maker. 
 Cameron, James, J. P. 
 
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 CHRISTIE, JAMES, postmaster bdiI general mer- 
 chiint. 
 
 Donnelly, Daniel, cooper. 
 
 Ewing, II. W., saw mill proprietor and lumber mer- 
 chant. 
 
 Farrar, Uov. M. A., A.M. 
 
 Fife, Jriuies, J. 1*. 
 
 Fountain House, J. McKelvcy, proprietor. 
 
 Qrilfin &. lloynoUd, general merchauts. 
 
 Hastings, W., j roprietor nshcry. 
 
 Healy, T. I)., proprietor Travellers' Homo. 
 
 Ilealy, Tliomas, juu., gentleman. 
 
 Hume, P., station a)<;ent. 
 
 Lure, UaviJ, general merchant. 
 
 MoConiiell, John, builder. 
 
 McKclvey, J., proprietor Fountain House and livery 
 stable keeper. 
 
 KcKelvcy, James, beef and pork packer. 
 
 McKinnon, 1)., blacksmith and waggon maker. 
 
 Minor, Moses, boot ami shoe dealer. 
 
 Morrison, M., proprietor Wtstwood Hotel. 
 
 Murpliy, Daniel, tailor. 
 
 Noble, J , general merchant. 
 
 North American Hotel, Daucan Tucker, proprietor. 
 
 O'DriscolI, J., boot and shoe dealer. 
 
 Powell, Mrs. C. C, flour, grist and saw mill pro- 
 prietress. 
 
 Purvis & IJurns, general merchants. 
 
 Reynolds, A., blacksmith. 
 
 Ryan, M , proprietor Wontwortli Hotel. 
 
 Ryan, Michael, jun., confectioner and grocer. 
 
 Ryan, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Sergeant, KJward, blacksmith, carriage and waggon 
 maker. 
 
 Sergeant & Sharpe, agricultural implement manu- 
 facturers and dealers. 
 
 Sharpe, Wm., blackbmitb, carriage and waggon 
 maker. 
 
 Shuter, James, tanner and currier. 
 
 Smith, James, pathir.aster and farm bailiff. 
 
 Smith, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Travellers' Home, T. D. Ilealy, proprietor. 
 
 Tucker, Duncan, proprietor North American Hotel, 
 and pound keeper. 
 
 Wells, George, builder. 
 
 Westwood Academy. 
 
 Westwood Hotel, M. Morrison, proprietor. 
 
 WEST WOOLWICH, C. W.— Also known as Elmira- a Tillage situated in the township of Wool- 
 wich, and county of Waterloo. Distant from Berlin, the county town, 12 miles; from llamiltuu, 45 
 miles ; and from Toronto, 72 miles. Population about 250. 
 
 Bctzel, George, cooper. 
 
 lilatz, August, boot imd shoemaker. 
 
 Bowman, Isaac E., township clerk and treasurer. 
 
 Braclit, B., harness maker. 
 
 Broehler, Jacob, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Caldcr, Duncan, house and sign painter. 
 
 CHRIS.MAN, IIE.N'RV, postmaster and hotel pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 Cam{>bell, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Carpenter, Amasa, blacksmith. 
 
 Duukie, Henry, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Fear, Rev. Samuel, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Fisher, Daniel, weaver. 
 
 Gardner, Jacob, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Green, Wheeler, veterinary surgeon. 
 
 Gackborn & Dell, general merchants. 
 
 Hall, James, councillor. 
 
 Uargert, Casper, tailor. 
 
 Heller, Adam, blacksmith. 
 
 Hendry, Charles, deputy reeve. 
 
 Hacssmann, Rev. C. F. A., Lutheran. 
 
 Kcmpf, Frederick cabinet maker. 
 
 Kieffer, Mattliias, butcher. 
 
 Levan, P. & D., tin and coppersmiths. 
 
 Malculm (^ Rahnstedler, cabinet makers. 
 
 Martin, llirnm, carpenter, builder and furniture 
 dealer. 
 
 Martin, Henry, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Martin, Rev. Peter .M. 
 
 Merisle, J. B., blacksmith. 
 
 Meyer, John, reeve. 
 
 Ott, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Raw, Conrad, hotel and livery stable proprietor. 
 
 Reising, John D., house and sign painter. 
 
 Roles, .lames F., physician. 
 
 Ruth, Joseph, councillor. 
 
 Seaton, John, J. P. 
 
 Simon, Louis, harness maker. 
 
 Simon, Louis, tailor. 
 
 Strolim, Abraham, carpenter and builder. 
 
 .Strohm, Henry, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Velines, Michael, plasterer. 
 
 Volnier, Peter, blacksmith. 
 
 Weaver, Mrs. L. A., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Weenkel, Amel, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Wenger, Isaac, tailor. 
 
 Wenger, Peter, councillor. 
 
 Wenger & Rnppel, genera! merchants. 
 
 Wenger & Weaver, general merchants, woollen and 
 
 saw mill proprietors. 
 Wentz, Jacob, pooper. 
 VVidem;in, John, collector. 
 Woodward, George, school teacher. 
 Woodward, Miss, school teacher. 
 
 WHEATLAND, C. E. — A post vill.ige in the township of Wickham, county of Drummond, situated 
 on the St. t'riincis river. Distant from Montreal, 80 miles; Quebec, 100 miles; and from Three 
 Rivers, 60 miles. Population of township about 876, 
 
 Ball, Narcisse, village councillor. 
 Blaneliette, Victoire, saw mill proprietor. 
 Boisvorf, Joseph, carriage and waggon maker, and 
 
 saw mill proprietor. 
 Boisvort, Peter, sen., brickmakcr. 
 Boisvcrt, Peter, jun., flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 Bolster, .\mos, saw mill proprietor. 
 Busher, Charles A., saw mill proprietor. 
 Connelly, Edward, J. P. 
 
 C<)t<!, C, blacksmith. 
 
 Everard, John, village councillor. 
 
 Fitzaimons, P., school teacher. 
 
 Gagnon, Esdras, shoemaker. 
 
 Ileming, Edward J., advocate, estate and general 
 
 agent. 
 Leonard, Miss Ellen, school teacher. 
 Lormey, Thomas, mayor. 
 Marlet, George L., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 LEATHER AND FINDINGS AT WHOLESALE, BY SESSIONS, CARPENTER & Co., TORONTO. 
 
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 [)RONTO. 
 
 MoCABE. EDWARD, postmaster and farmer. 
 McCabe, I'utrick, sen., J. P., village councillor and 
 
 farmer. 
 McCabe, Patrick, jun., farmer. 
 McDouell, Bartholomew, farmer. 
 
 McDonell, Patrick, farmer. 
 
 Moraznni, J. C. L., school teacher. 
 
 Riff, Wm., village councillor. 
 
 Rivord, Olivier, Bhoeiiiaker, 
 
 Torrance, Samuel, village councillor and farmer. 
 
 WHITBY. C. W. — An incorporated town in the township of same name and county of Ontario, South 
 Killing. It is Hitiiateil near Lako Ontario, and a ."tation on the Grand Trunk I'.aihva.v, whci-n all the 
 trains stop. lU-ing the chief town of the county, it has considerable local retail as well as conio whole- 
 sale trade. It is a port of entry, and (juite a large amount of grain and other produce is shipped from 
 this point. In 1862 the amount of exports from this port was !fi;J7o,"'.t2, against $57,81 1 imports, and 
 the duties collected amounted to $3,115.75. No mean amount of manufacturing is carried on here ; 
 nnd the place promises, ere the elapse of many years, to occupy a position of more than ordinary 
 importance. Distant from Toronto, 29 miles ; from Montreal, 304 miles ; from Port Hope, a'-i miles ; 
 and from Oshuwa, 4 miles. Daily mail and money order office ! opulation about 2,800. 
 
 Agnew, John, J. P. and insaranee agent, Byron. 
 Authom, John, Vinegar Factory, Brock. 
 Armstrong, Thomas, physician and surgeon, Dundas. 
 Arnall, John, fancy goods and confectioner, Dundas. 
 Bailey, Hi>i;h, carpenter, &o. 
 Bain, James, boot and shoemaker and dealer in 
 
 leather, Dundas. 
 BANK OF MONTREAL (Branch), Thomas Dow, 
 
 manager. 
 Bannister, George A., druggist and chemist, Brook. 
 Barnes, Wm., carpenter, &c. 
 Baudel, Joseph, boot and shoe maker and dealer, 
 
 Brock. 
 Beattie, Francis, butcher, Brock. 
 Beattie, Jas., flour, feed and provision store, Dundas. 
 Billings, W. H., attorney, Brock, 
 Berry, Rev. Mr., Methodist. 
 Bigelow, Joel, J. P., general dry goods and grocery 
 
 merchant, Dundas. 
 Black, James, proprietor Albion Hotel, corner Dun- 
 das and Brock. 
 Blinkhorn, Wm., brickmaker. 
 Bone, J. C, plasterer and mason. 
 Broom, James, general merchant, Crock. 
 Brown & Patterson, manufacturers of agricultural 
 
 implements, &o.. Brock. 
 Bryan, Jacob, proprietor Royal Hotel, Brock. 
 Bryan, John, tin, copper and sheet iron worker and 
 
 stoves, &c. , lirock. 
 Burnham, Z., judge county court; residence. Brock. 
 BURNS, WM., tanner, dealer in hides, leather, 
 
 boots, shoes, do.. Brock (see card, p. 886). 
 Byrne, Rev. J. T., Congregationalist. 
 Cameron, Alexander, chief constable, Brock. 
 Campbell, Robert £., British American Eipress 
 
 agent, Brock. 
 CAMPBELL, R. & J., importers of dry goods, gro- 
 ceries, ready-made clothing. &c.. Brock. 
 CANADA LIFK ASSURANCE CO.MPANY, H. W. 
 
 Woodward, agent. 
 Card & Hawko, dentists, Dundas. 
 Carpenter, J. B., J. P. 
 Carroll, Miss, teacher of nelect school. 
 Carson, Dr., physician and surgeon. 
 Chandlbr & Waid, surgeon dentists, Dundas. 
 Clair, Mich., washing machine manufacturer, Brock. 
 Clark, A., brewer. 
 CLARK, J.\MES A., photographic artist, Brock (see 
 
 card, p. 88t;). 
 Clark, R. P., proprietor Farmer:.' Inn, Brock. 
 Clark, T., carpenter. 
 
 Clark, 11 W., physician and surgeon, Dundas. 
 Clarke, lb)dgson, blacksmith, Dundas. 
 Clayton, James, carriage and waiigciii maker, Brock. 
 COCHRAN, S. 11., LL.B., barrister, attorney, &o,, 
 
 Dundas. 
 
 Collins, Matthew, (agent for J. Bigelow), boot and 
 shoe maker and dealer. Brook. 
 
 COMMERCIAL HOTEL, James Crocker, proprie- 
 tor. Brock (see card, p. 880). 
 
 CORMACK, GEORGE, lumber merchant, carpenter 
 and undertaker. Green (see card, p. ,900). 
 
 CROCKER, JAMES, proprietor Commercial Hotel, 
 Brock (see card, p. 880). 
 
 Crow, A. W., real estate ageut and provincial land 
 surveyor. 
 
 Crosby, H. II., grocer and provision dealer, Dundas. 
 
 Cullens, Wm., baker and confectioner, Brook. 
 
 DARTNELL, Q. H , barrister and depui.' master ia 
 chancery, Brock (see card, p. 000). 
 
 DAWES, CLEMENT, propr. Ontario Hotel, Brock. 
 
 Deverill & Spence, plasterers and masons. 
 
 Devlin, Wm., house and sign painter. 
 
 Donaldson, Wm , flour and produce dealer, Brock. 
 
 DOW, THOMAS, insurance agent, manager Bank 
 of Montreal, (Branch) Brock. 
 
 Draper, C, J. P. 
 
 Draper, Chester & Co., commission merchants. 
 
 Draper, James, deputy registrar. 
 
 Dunkley, Wm., plasterer and mason. 
 
 East Windsor House, W. Gadsbcy, proprietor. 
 
 Eastwood, W. O., physician. 
 
 Fairbanks, Levi, sen., clerk 1st division court. Court 
 House. 
 
 Fairbanks, Levi, jun., bailiff division court. Court 
 House. 
 
 Farquharson, M., marble yard. 
 
 Farmer's Inn, R. P., Clark, proprietor. Brock. 
 
 Felitz, H., saloon keeper. 
 
 FELITZ, 0., fancy gooils, fruits, &o.. Brock. 
 
 Ferguson, John, merchant tailor, Brock. 
 
 Fraser, H., tailor. 
 
 Eraser, Miss, school teacher. Brock. 
 
 Gadsby, W., proprietor East Windsor House. 
 
 GERRIE, J. H., family drug store, also dealer in 
 books, stationery, &c., Dundas (see card, p. 000). 
 
 GIBSON, YARNOLD & Co., importers and whole- 
 sale dealers, also general produce and commission 
 merchants. Brock, corner Dundas. 
 
 Gilmour, Wm., brickmaker. 
 
 Green, A. A., ambrotypist. Brock. 
 
 (ireen, J., photographic artist. 
 
 Groon. R. J., J. P. 
 
 GREENWOOD, J. H., barrister, solicitor in chan- 
 cery, notary public, &o., Brock (see card, p. 900). 
 
 GrifTith, C, gunsmith. 
 
 Giiflith, Tliotnns, umbrella repairer, &c., Dundas. 
 
 Gross, (^. C, hardware, &o.. Brook. 
 
 Gross, Stephen, steam planing mill, Mary. 
 
 Ounn, U. J., physician and surgeon, Mary, 
 
 Haity & McDonald, tanners, &c., Brock. 
 
 Haldenby, Wm., tailor. 
 
 
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 JAMES CROCKER, PROPRIETOR. 
 
 This llotcl is Centrally located, and the most convenient in the Village, 
 
 Tbo Rooms arc plcasnnt and vcH ventilated, and no pains will bo spared to render it in every 
 
 respect second to none in Canada. 
 
 THE TAIJLES ARE ALWAYS SUPPLIED WITH THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS. 
 
 A GOOD BARN AND SUED ATTACHED, WITH A TIP-TOP HOSTLER IN ATTENDANCE. 
 
 The liar always supplied with the best of Wines and Cigars. 
 
 OMNinUS.SKS TO AND FROM THE CARS ON THEIR ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE. 
 
 IVr. O'UONO^TAJSl, 
 
 MANUFACTUUER OP 
 
 BUGGIES, SLEIGHS, CUTTERS, &o. 
 
 OPPOSITE THE BANK, 
 
 ^VHITBY, C. ^W, 
 
 • WILLIAM BURNS, 
 TANNER, 
 
 Dealer in Hides, Leather, Sheep Skins, 
 
 BOOTS, SHOES, &c., &c. 
 
 WHITBY, 
 
 .STORE— IIUOCK STKKKT. 
 
 CANADA WEST. 
 
 JAMES A. CLARK, 
 
 lUiotograph & Ambrotype ^Irtist, 
 
 GALLERY LOCATED OX BROCK STURET, 
 WHITBY, C. W. 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT & CO., PRINTERS, STATIONERS, &o., KING STREET EAST, TORONTO. 
 
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 Hall, John, briokmaker. 
 
 llam, J. v., barrister, clerk of county and diTiaion 
 courtH. 
 
 Ham, N. 0., barrister, &c., Urock. 
 
 Ilamiltoa & Co., importers and general merchants, 
 iJrock. 
 
 Ilamlin, Miis Eliza, dress maker. Brock. 
 
 llannara, Ilenry, pninter, Brock. 
 
 Harper, Joseph, planing mill proprietor. 
 
 Harper, M., planing mill proprietor. 
 
 Harris, J. t'., photograhic artist, Dundas. 
 
 Ht'uilerson, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Ilickey, Miss, school teacher. 
 
 HIggins, W. H., editor and proprietor Whilby Chron- 
 icle, Brock 
 
 Howell, John, grocer, lirock, 
 
 Huston, Thomas, town clerk and treasurer. 
 
 Hutchins, C, blacksmith. 
 
 Johnston, Charles, blacksmith, Kent. 
 
 JOHNSTON, JAMES, watchmaker and jeweller, 
 Brock (see card, p. 900). 
 
 Johnston, Ross, agent for Vfm. Burns, grocer, &c., 
 Brook. 
 
 Keith, A., blacksmith. 
 
 Keith, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Keller, C. C, attorney-at-law, Brock. 
 
 King Brothers, tanners, &c. 
 
 Kirkbride, 0., carpenter, &o. 
 
 Kirkland, Thomas, principal grammar school. 
 
 Laing, Wm., J. P., mayor. 
 
 Lamonte, J., tailor. 
 
 Leggat, Joseph, junior teacher, Qram.aor School. 
 
 Logan, Abraham, manufacturer and dealer in stOTCS 
 and tinware. Brock. 
 
 Long, W., proprietor. Western Hotel. 
 
 Losie, Miss Sarah, milliner. Brock. 
 
 LOWES & POWELL, importers and general mer- 
 chants, Brock. 
 
 Lynde, Charles, grocer. Brock. 
 
 Lynes, John, shoemaker, Dundas. 
 
 MACDONELL, H. J., barrister, clerk of the peace 
 and solicitor to the county council. Court House 
 (see cnrd, p. 900). 
 
 Mathieson, Uavid, tailor, Dundas. 
 
 McCLUNQ, JAMES & Co., importers and general 
 merchants, Brock. 
 
 McLennan, Re?. K., Presbyterian, Dundas. 
 
 McMillan, T. H., dealer in dry goods, groceries and 
 importer of liquors. Brock. 
 
 McPherson, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Meyers, D., blacksmith 
 
 MEYERS, THOMAS, aucti'^neor commission mer- 
 chant and insurance agent, Dundas. 
 
 Mill, George, tailor, Dundas. 
 
 Monk, Miss, dressmaker, Brock. 
 
 Moody, T., produce and commission merchant. 
 
 Newsom, J., plasterer and " sou 
 
 NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE FIRE AND 
 LIFE INSURANCE Co., Thomas Dow, agent. 
 
 Nourse, Charles, deputy sherill', Court House. 
 
 O'DONOVAN, M., manufacturer and dealer in car- 
 riages, waggons, sleighs, buggies, &o., Brock (see 
 card, p. 88H). 
 
 O'Shea, Rev. Mr., Roman Catholic. 
 
 ONTARIO HOTEL, Clement Dawes, prop.. Brook. 
 
 Pale, Thomas, colleotor of onttoms. 
 
 Parker, Thomas, cooper, Dundas. 
 
 Parsey, George, shoemaker. Brock. 
 
 Pazton, Wm. jun., county treasurer. Court House. 
 
 Peirce, A., btacksmitli. 
 
 Pcntland, Rev. J., Church of England. 
 
 PERRY, JOHN HAM, J. P., registrar county of 
 
 Ontario, Brock. 
 Perry, R. E., proiluce and commission merchant. 
 Philp, James, saddle and harness maker. Brock. 
 Pringle, Alexander, merchant tailor. Brock. 
 Pringle, James, proprietor Railway Hotel, .Station. 
 Puncbard, Robert, match manufacturer. Ash. 
 Railway Hotel, James Pringle, proprietor. Station. 
 Ray, Nathaniel, carriage and waggon maker and 
 
 livery stable kaeper, Byron. 
 Reynolds, :*T. IJ.^ sheriff. Court House. 
 Rice, A. K., cabinet maker, upholsterer, under- 
 taker, &a. 
 Rice, J., blacksmith. 
 ROBERTS, CHARLES, family grocer, wine and 
 
 spirit merchant. 
 Robinson, C. B., editor and proprietor Whitby 
 
 Oazettf. 
 Robinson, Thomas, barber. Brock. 
 Robison, G., agricultural implement maker. 
 R0B80N, GEORGE, proprietor Robson House and 
 
 livery stable, Brock, corner Dundas (see card, 
 
 p. 900). 
 Roche, Mrs. Sarah, milliner. Brock. 
 Rowe, James, J. P. 
 
 Rowe & Co., wharfingers ond forwarders. 
 Royal Hotel, Jacob Bryau, proprietor, Brock. 
 Samo, J., upholsterer. 
 Sargent, T., plasterer and mason. 
 Scott, Charles, butcher, Dundas. 
 SMITH, DAVID, postmaster. 
 Smith, G. v., school teacher. 
 Snow, Anthony, bricklayer and plasterer Brock, 
 Snow, Richard, baker and grocer. Brock. 
 Shier, John, provincial land surveyor. Court House. 
 Sprowle, John, governor of jail. 
 Thompson, William, saddle and harness maker, 
 
 Brock. 
 TILL, WILLIAM, cabinet maker, furniture dealer, 
 
 upholsterer, &c., Brock. 
 Tye, John, tanner. 
 Warner, Wm., collector of customs. 
 Western Hotel, W. Long, proprietor. 
 WHITBY CHRONICLE, W. H. Higgins, editor ioj 
 
 proprietor. Brock. 
 Whitby Oaztlte, C. B. Robinson, editor and propr. 
 Whitfield, P. B., mason and plasterer. Centre. 
 Wick, Wm., plasterer and mason. 
 Wilkinson, John, watchmaker and jeweller, Brock. 
 Willcox, Wm., bailiiF, Court House. 
 Wilson, A. C, house and sign painter, Dundas. 
 Wilson, R. J., barrister, &c.. Brock. 
 Wolfenden, John, marble yard, Dundas. 
 WOODWARD, H. W., produce and commission mer- 
 chant, insurance agent, kc, Dundas (see card, p. 
 
 900). 
 Yarnold, A. J., insurance agent, &c. 
 Yule, Ceorge, jun., Montreal telegraph operator, 
 
 stat'jners, &c., Brock. 
 
 
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 WHITE LAKE, C. W.— A village in the township of McNab and county of Renfrew. It is beau- 
 tifully situiitod, biiing at the foot ot \Vaba or White Lake. Large quaiititie.s of lumber are annually 
 exported to the Quebec market from the neighborhood. Distant from Perth, 50 miles ; from Renfrew, 
 12 miles ; and from Ottawa, 48 miles. Tri-weekly mail. Population about 200. 
 
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 111 
 
 ONTO. 
 
 DOCTOR A. D.WIS, ADELAIDE STREET, CORNER BAY. (See Cord, p. 802.) 
 
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 WHITE LAKE— WICKLOW. 
 
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 B)x, John, general merchant. 
 Browne, D. T-, J. 1'-, lumber merchant. 
 Buffum, Henry, proprietor Globe Hotel. 
 Cuthhert, Jnmes K., general merchnnt. 
 Fsa^ifcr, He». S. C, CanaJa Presbyterian. 
 Globe ilotel, Henry Buffum, proprietor. 
 Lindsay, Wm., saw mill proprietor. 
 Luilgate, Mrs. A., milliner ami dressmaker. 
 MoCrae, John, carponler and builder. 
 McDonald, George, coustable. 
 McKane, John, clerk of diviHion court. 
 McLaucblin, Duncan, lumber merchuut. 
 McManagh, J., hotel proprietor. 
 
 McMonus, Dennis, blacksmith. 
 
 MoNab, Duncan, dork of Uivision court. 
 
 McKae, John, constable. 
 
 MoRae, Roderick, harness maker. 
 
 Moore, Wm., tailor. 
 
 PARIS, JOHN, J. P., postmaster, flour, grist and 
 saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Patterson, Wm., carpenter, builder uuJ chair manu- 
 facturer. 
 
 Robertson, Duncan, blacksmith. 
 
 'Sterling, Alexander, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Yuill, Archibald, cluihier and merchant tailor. 
 
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 WHITEVAIiE, C. W. — A post village situated on the west branch of Duffin's Creek, in the town- 
 ship of Pickering and county of Ontario. Distant from Whitby, the county seat, l-l miles ; and from 
 Toronto, 2i miles. Population about 300. 
 
 Billington, J. P., professor of music. 
 Booth, Henry, cabinet maker and furniture dealer. 
 Lradshaw, Isaac, cooper. 
 Burton, George, constable. 
 Burton, Thomas, proprietor Major Hotel. 
 Closson, John, physician. 
 £ade, Joseph, mason. 
 Farrier, A. B., school teacher. 
 Mnjor, Henry, farmer. 
 Major Hotel, Thomas Burton, proprietor. 
 Mnjor Mills, J. P. White, proprietor. 
 Miijor, Wm., J. P. and farmer. 
 Mc(."r<*i(tbt, James, J. P. 
 
 Mi^iMlKK, DON.\LD, postmaster and general mer- 
 chant (see card, p. H'Jty. 
 McPhee, John 1)., accountant. 
 Miller, Jnmes, blacksmith. 
 
 Moody, Daniel, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Pollard, Zachary, agricultural implement manufac- 
 turer and dealer, carriage and waggon maimer. 
 
 Roach, Frederick, blacksmith. 
 
 Roberts, l!<aao, cooper. 
 
 Sleigh, John, farmer. 
 
 Stephenson, T., farmer. 
 
 Turner, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Varden, J. & S. S., carpenters and builders. 
 
 White, J. & J., farmers. 
 
 White, J. P., J. P , lumber merchant and proprietor 
 Major Mills. 
 
 WideiT'in, 0., farmer. 
 
 Wigmore, fl. B., stoves, tin, copper and sheet iron. 
 
 Willson, .loseph, agricultural implement manufac- 
 turer and dealer, carriage and waggon mukur. 
 
 Willson, M., farmer. 
 
 WHITFIELD, C. W. — A post office, situated in the township of Mulmur and county of Simcoe. The 
 sfttleinont was tirst laid out about forty yfars ago by Hugh Campbell and Jarae.s Whitby. Di.stant 
 from liiirrie, the county town, 40 miles ; from Coliingwood, 80 miles ; and from Toronto, GO miles. 
 Population of settlement about 400. 
 
 Aberdeen, James, reere. 
 
 Bailey, Solomon, blacksmith. 
 
 Beatty, Benjamin, councillor. 
 
 Campbell, Robert, proprietor Campbell's Hotel. 
 
 Campbell's Hotel, Robert Campbell, proprietor. 
 
 Copelin, Jonathan, councillor. 
 
 Crawley, Jnmes, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Iievercll, Wm., mason, plasterer and farmer. 
 
 Ferris, Edward, farmer. 
 
 Ferris, Mntthew, farmer. 
 
 Fox, Rev. Thomas, New Connexion Methodist. 
 
 Gralinm, Colwcit, J. P., town clerk and treasurer. 
 
 Hand, Thomas, councillor. 
 
 Hebson, John, blacksmith. 
 
 HE.SRY", PARSON D, postmasfer and school 
 
 teacher. 
 Hewitt, Rev. W. J. 
 Kennedy, Joseph, cabinet maker. 
 Levens, Joseph, general merchant. 
 McClary, Rev. John, Church of England. 
 Mct'utcheon, David, councillor and farmer. 
 MoKee, Henry, farwir. 
 Noble, William, general merchant. 
 O'Brien, Andrew, blacksmith. 
 Hehurn, Robert, weaver and farmer. 
 Reed, Samuel, farmer. 
 Walker, Wm., assessor and collector. 
 Whitley, James, J. P. 
 
 WICK, C. W. — A post village, situated in the township of Brock and county of Ontario, North Riding. 
 Distant from Whitby, the county town, 20 miles. Population of township, per last consoj, 4,025. 
 
 Ashbury, Robert, blacksmith. 
 
 Bnti'!'. \Vni., school tenchcr. 
 
 Brahiizon, George. J. P. 
 
 BREBNKR, JAMES, postmaster, boot and shoe 
 
 milker ami dealer. 
 Carmichuel, Peter, tavern keeper. 
 
 Frank, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 McArthur, Rev. Robert, Presbyterian. 
 Real Nicholas, blacksmith. 
 Shedden. John, J. P. 
 Young, William, blacksmith. 
 
 WICKLOW, C. W.— A small post vil'sge, situated in tho township of Haldimand and county of 
 Northumberland, West Riding. Distant from Cobourg, the county town, \'i miles. Population 
 about 100. 
 
 TANNERS' OIL at WHOLE.'^ALE, by SESSIONS, CARPENTER & Co., TORONTO. (See Card, p. 8^8.) 
 
WICKLOW— WTLLIAMSTOWN. 
 
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 lailor. 
 
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 ; and from 
 
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 iuak«r. 
 
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 miilier. 
 
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 GU miles. 
 
 nd school 
 
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 pulation 
 
 p. 838.) 
 
 ArniAtrong, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 Doolittle. Samuel, J. P. 
 Ewing. rhiirle, K., school teacher. 
 MoCANN, ANUUEW, postmaster. 
 
 Reddick, R«t. J., baptist. 
 
 Usher, Wm., blucksmitb. 
 
 Wilson, Henrj, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Wilson, John, J. V. and collector of iiflauil revenue. 
 
 WIDDER STATION, C. W.— A thriving village and station on the Grand Trunk Railway in the 
 tnwii.Hlup of HojHtiiiuet and county of Lambton. Uixtant from Port Sarnia, 31 miles; from London, 
 tiO miles; from Toronto, iU7 miles; and irom Montreal, 470 miics. Daily mail. I'opulatiou 
 about 300. 
 
 Abbott, J. G., boot and shoemaker. 
 Atkinson, II M , general merchant. 
 Beares, Wm., general dealer. 
 Urown, Augustus, freneral merchant. 
 Canniff, J W., station agent Grand Trunk Railway. 
 Colten, Cliarles, proprietor Grand Trunk Hotel. 
 Grand Trunk Hotel, Charles (Jolten, proprietor. 
 HOLWELL, GEDRGE, prop. Widder Hotel, opposite 
 Grand Trunk Railway Station (see card, p. OOC). 
 
 KIRKIWTRICK, THOMAS, rostmastcr and genera' 
 
 merchant. 
 Mackintosh, J., general merchant. 
 Meggs, Charles, hotel keeper. 
 McKellar, R., general merchant. 
 Tauffe, Mrs. Emily, general dealer. 
 WIDDER HOTEL, George Ilolwell, proprietor (see 
 
 card, p. 906). 
 Williams, M., hotel proprietor. 
 
 WILKESPORT, C. W. — A post village situated in the township of Sombra and county of Lambton. 
 Di.'^tnut from .Sarnia, the county town, V!tj miles ; from Hamilton, lt>0 miles; and from Toronto, 108 
 miles. Population of township per lost census, 8, IIG. 
 
 BEACH, MOSES, potter. 
 
 Bradt, Hiram, dyer and scourer. 
 
 Butterworth, Wm., house and sign painter. 
 
 Cameron, .Mrs. James, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Oattanach, Peter, township treasurer. 
 
 Cornwall, Stephen, tanner and currier. 
 
 Crosby, Philip, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Dolsen, J, C , carpenter and builder. 
 
 Dolsen, J. D., flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Forbes, Mackenzie, school teacher. 
 
 Qurnett, Wm., baker and confectioner. 
 
 Highland, .Tohn, druggist, hotel proprietor and livery 
 stable keeper. 
 
 Houghton, Iv, farmer. 
 
 KIMHALL, WM., J. P., postmaster, general mer- 
 chant, insurance and real estate agent. 
 
 Lynch, Tobias, saloon keeper. 
 
 McDonald, Edward, fiirmev. 
 
 McNames, Rev. Mr., Methodist. 
 
 McNoughton, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 McRea, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 Metcalf, J., plasterer. 
 Meyers, D. A., sen., edge tool maker. 
 Meyers, D. A., jun., carpenter and builder. 
 Moshier, James, weaver. 
 Mosnier, Wra., cooper. 
 O'Donell, M , farmer. 
 Patterson, Wm., township clerk. 
 Peattie, R. M., tailor. 
 
 Reed, R. B., cabinet maker, upholsterer and under- 
 taker. 
 Selmon, Wm., farmer. 
 Slater, W., broom maker. 
 Sturdevant, Hiram, physician. 
 Sturgeon, Thomas, mason. 
 Toulmin, A. P., reeve. 
 Wilson, David, farmer. 
 
 WILLIAMSTOWN, C. W. — A post village, situated on the River Aux Raisins, in the township of 
 Charloitenburgh and county of Glengarry. Distant from Cornwall, 12 miles; from Lancaster Station, 
 on tli(' Grand Trunk Railway, 5 miles; from Montreal, 53 miles; and from Toronto, 280 miles. 
 Population about 500. 
 
 Barrett, W. & T., blacksmiths, agricultural imple- 
 ments, carriage and waggon makers. 
 Bcrlhrandt, Oliver, boot and shoemaker. 
 Bone, Emery, mason. 
 Braslanil, David, tailor. 
 Brown, John, architect. 
 Campbell, Donald, farmer. 
 Cattniich, James, blacksmith. 
 Cattnach, L., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Catto, Wm., tailor 
 Craig, James, township councillor. 
 Dickson, J.imes, blacksmith. 
 Dickson, Mis.s, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Dingwall, James, J. P. 
 Durry, Isabella, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Durry, John, plasterer. 
 Fergusson, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 Fergusson, Peter, plasterer. 
 Eraser, Archibald, J. P. 
 Gadbois, Peter, general merchant. 
 
 Grant, James J., tanner and cnrriar. 
 
 Heenan, George E., general merchant. 
 
 Hubert, John, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Irons, Wm., house and sign painter. 
 
 Jamieson, George, mason. 
 
 La Roux, D. & J., carpenters and builders. 
 
 MacArthur, John, lumber merchant. 
 
 MacDonald, .'Vngus, reeve. 
 
 MacDonald, John J., saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Maxwell, David, school teacher. 
 
 McCarthy, Rev. Isaac J., Roman Catholic. 
 
 McDonald, Alexander, farmer. 
 
 McDonald, Angus A., photographic artist. 
 
 McDnrnld, Ant^us M , hotel proprietor. 
 
 McDonald, Luaaan, J. P. and general merchant. 
 
 McDonald, George A., hotel proprietor and livery 
 stable keeper. 
 
 McDonald, Isabells & Mary, milliners and dress- 
 makers. 
 
 McDonald, James R., hotel proprietor. 
 
 LEATHER AND FINDINGS AT WHOLESALE, BY SESSIONS, CARPENTER & Co., TORONTO. 
 
800 
 
 WILLIAMSTOWN— WILLOWDALE. 
 
 McI>odh1<1, John, genernl merchant. 
 
 McDimalJ, John D., boot and ■hotmaker, tanner 
 
 an<l currier. 
 McUonal'l, Kenneth, farmer. 
 McDuDulil, Thomas, general merchant. 
 ftlcDunalil, Thomas, hotel proprietor. 
 Mcfiillis, Albert, boot an<l iihocmaker. 
 McUilli!), John, flour griHt and saw mill proprietor. 
 McOillisi, W. C, flour and feed dealer. 
 McGregor, John, farmer. 
 McLnren, John, R. A., school teacher. 
 MoLKNNAN, DUNCAN F., postmaster, brick and 
 
 drain tile maker. 
 
 McLennan, Murdoch, J. P. and lumber meruhant. 
 
 McMillan, John P., barrister. 
 
 McPhersou, James, tailor. 
 
 McRan, J., clerk Ist division court. 
 
 McRae, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 ShaTer, Robert, phyHician. 
 
 .Slack, lienjamin, tailor. 
 
 Smith, J. R., township clerk and trea«aror. 
 
 f^orriel, L., carriage anil waggon m'lker. 
 
 SulliTan, Andrew, tin and copper smith. 
 
 Summers, James, general merchant. 
 
 Watson, Ucv. Peter, Presbyterian. 
 
 Wright, Robert, wearer. 
 
 WILLISCBOFT, C. W. — A small post village, situated on Elderslio Creek, in the township of 
 Elderslie and county of ISruce. Distant from Godericb, the couuty seat tiO miles. 
 
 Bagslcy, Johnston, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Beard, Dr., physician. 
 
 Bremner Rev. George, Presbyterian. 
 
 Briggs, James, school teacher. 
 
 Cooper, Iter. Mr. Church of England. 
 
 Corry, John, weater. 
 
 Flemraing, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 Galbreath, Archibald, weaver. 
 
 Jacques, Rev. George, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Johnston, Gordun, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Kirk, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 MoWabb, Alexander, crown land agent. 
 
 Robb, Alexander, fnrmc.-. 
 
 Rush, John, J. P. 
 
 Robb, David, farmer. 
 
 Shipman, J. B., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Thomas, O. W., cabinet maker. 
 
 WILLISCROFT, GEO., sen., postmaster and farmer. 
 
 Williscrofl, George, jun., arobiteot and builder. 
 
 Willisoroft, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Williscroft, James, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Williscroft, James, gunsmith. 
 
 Williscroft, W. S., farmer. 
 
 WILLOCKS, C. W.— A post village, situated on Emily Creek, in the township of Vernham and county 
 of Victoria. Distant from Lindsay, the county town, 11 miles; from Toronto, 104 miles; from Port 
 Hope, 40 miles ; and from Petcrboro', 27 miles. Population about 40. 
 
 Bell, James, blacksmith and hotel proprietor. 
 Briton, John, farmer. 
 Cassiiiy, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 Crowly, Thomas, farmer. 
 Cullen, Alexander, blacksmith. 
 Hamilton, Wm., school teacher. 
 Mortimor, VVm., boot and Hhoemaker. 
 O'Moon, Henry T., plasterer. 
 
 Paterson, Rev. John, Presbyterian. 
 Sherriff, T., farmer. 
 Sherriff, T. & D., saw mill proprietors. 
 Thurston, Henry, farmer. 
 Thurston, Jabez, saw mill proprietor. 
 Thurston, James, reeve of township. 
 WILLOCK, JAMES, postmaster. 
 
 WILLOWDALE, C. W.— A village, situated in the township and connty of York. Distant from 
 Toronto, the county seat, 9 miles ; from Hamilton, 88 miles ; and from Montreal, 342 miles. Daily 
 mail. Population about 200. 
 
 Allan, Robert & Sons, farmers. 
 
 Bastard, Robert, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Bowes, Emanuel, farmer. 
 
 Browr. Rev T. C., Episcopal Methodist. 
 
 Cathuart, Alexander, farmer. 
 
 Cummer, D., carpenter and builder. 
 
 CUMMER, JACOB, postmaster, insurance agent, tin 
 
 and coppersmith. 
 Cummer, Joseph, tin and coppersmith. 
 Cummer, Joshua, farmer. 
 Cummer, Samuel, farmer. 
 Davidson, Hugh, farmer. 
 Dockham, Rev. IL, Episcopal Methodist. 
 Fairbanks, Jamci, sen., farmer. 
 Fairbaukfi, James, jun., carpenter and builder. 
 Finch, John .\., farmer. 
 Gibson, D.'ivid, superintendent of Colonization Roads 
 
 for C. W. 
 Gibson, James, sen., farmer. 
 Gibson, .lames A., provincial land surveyor. 
 Gibson, J. & W. & (]o., lumber mcrchauts. 
 Gibson, Peter S., provincial land surveyor. 
 
 Gibson, Wm. M., civil engineer. 
 
 Graham, Rev. James, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Harrison, Christopher, farmer. 
 
 Harrison, James, farmer. 
 
 Holmes, Wm., farmer. 
 
 House, Milton, farmer. 
 
 Hugo, James, tanner and currier. 
 
 Johnson, Abraham, J. P. and farmer. 
 
 Johnson, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Kerby, John, farmer. 
 
 Killoe, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Lackie, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 Lambert, R. G., general merchant. 
 
 Lawrence, Peter, farmer. 
 
 Likens John, hotel proprietor. 
 
 McUride, James, farmer. 
 
 McBride, John, farmer. 
 
 McKay, Alexander, school teacher. 
 
 Miller, (i W., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Morrison, Wm. 0., provincial land surveyor. 
 
 Peak, John, farmer. 
 
 Pease, Edward, farmer. 
 
 SESSIONS, CARPENTER St Co., Wholesale BOOT and SHOE Dealers, Toronto. (See Card, p. 838.) 
 
leruhant. 
 
 ownsliip of 
 
 iD(l farmer, 
 uilder. 
 
 and county 
 from Port 
 
 itant from 
 es. Daily 
 
 or. 
 
 WILLOWDALE— WINCIIF-STEU. 
 
 Ml 
 
 Reid, John, farmer. 
 
 Shepard, Charle.i, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Bbvpard, Jaoivs, Hour auJ grtHt mill proprietor. 
 
 Shepard, .lohu, farmer. 
 
 Shepard, Joseph, J P., councillor and farmer. 
 
 Sbeparl, Michael, fiirmer. 
 
 Hhepard, Thumas, Hour, griat and saw mill pre 
 
 prietiir. 
 Smith, Heury, provincial land surTeyor. 
 
 Snide' J«>««f>b, farmer. 
 
 Ti ^, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Vkii >9tran(l, Curueliui, carriage A wagi;nn maker. 
 
 Weed, Albert, agricultural implemeul muker. 
 
 Willsoo, Egerton, farmer. 
 
 Williu'i, John, J. I', and towniihip cleric. 
 
 WillsuD, John, profea.sor of mu»io. 
 
 VVincup, Denjamin, farmer. 
 
 WILMUR, C. W.— A post Tillage, situat ' n the township of Loughtnro' and county of Fronlenao. 
 Dislaiit from Kingston, the county town, 1 :> miles. Population about 500. 
 
 Clougb, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 Corkill, Thomas, tailor. 
 FRKEMAN, PKTEK, postmaeter. 
 Freeman, Thomas, J. P. 
 (luthrey, Walter, architect and bui ler. 
 
 Guthrey, Wro., architect, cabinet maker, and furni- 
 ture dealer. 
 Holdcn, Sylvester, J. P. 
 Rouabarne, Chrititopher, blacksmith. 
 
 WILTON, C. W.— A flo' Miing village, situated in the townfh'p of Eamestown and county of Adding 
 ton. l)iiily mail and stage irom Kingston every evening. Dittaut from Kingston, the county seat, 16 
 miles; and from Napanee, 112 miles. Population about 250. 
 
 Adams, Wm. M., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Ames, Hev. Wm., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Beattie, Dawson, cabinet maker. 
 Chadwick, i trange, waggon maker. 
 Davey, John, saddle and Imrnesg maker. 
 Qilhooly, John, boot and Hhoeiiiaker. 
 Hamilton, John A., exchange dealer. 
 Kellar, Andrew, saddle and harness maker, 
 Lapuer, Nelson R., J. P. 
 Lewis, Hiram, collecting agent. 
 McClcment, D., tailor. 
 MoDermot, Samuel, blacksmith. 
 Ovens, Wm., waggoi. maker. 
 Peabody, M., engraver and jeweller. 
 Pultz, II.. clerk 11th division court, coroner and 
 issuer of marriage licenses. 
 
 Scott, Rabcock &. Co., blacksmiths. 
 Sbibler, Jacob, J. P. 
 Simmons, U. & Uro., flour mill owners. 
 Simmons, Henry, hotel keeper. 
 Simmons, John, division court bailiff. 
 Simmons, John & Bro., saw mill owners. 
 Soles, Dubois, boot and shoemaker. 
 Smith, John, blacksmith. 
 Snider, J., J. P. 
 
 Thompson, James, carpenter and builder. 
 Thompson, L., carriage and waggon muker. 
 Thompson, Wm,, sen., builder. 
 Thompson, Wm., jun., cabinet maker. 
 Warner, H., notary public. 
 
 WARNER, SIDNEY, J. P., postmaster, township 
 reeve and general merchant (see card, p. OUU). 
 
 WINCHESTER, C. W.— A large village situated on the Nntim River, in the township of Winches- 
 ter and county uf Dundas. It has quite a trade with the surrounding country, which is well settled. 
 Large quantities of sawn lumber and timber are annually exported to the Montreal and Quebec markets, 
 from the neighbourhood, and there are excellent mineral springs in the village. Distant from the 
 Williamsburg Station of the Grand Trunk Railway, 18 miles; from f^ttawa, 36 miles ; from Cornwall, 
 county seat for the united counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, 40 miles ; and from Montreal, 
 115 miles. Mails tri-weekly, and stage from Morrisburg, on the St. Lawrence, over good gravel roads, 
 on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays — fare 75 cents. Population about 650. 
 
 Ault, George S., dyer and scourer. 
 
 Barrio, John, flour, feed and produce dealer. 
 
 Berry, Isaac Ginn, chair manufacturer and builder. 
 
 Bogart, Giles W., J. P. 
 
 Brown, Rev. Wm., Episcopal Methodist. 
 
 Capall, John, general merchant, saddle and harness 
 maker. 
 
 CASSELMAN, CHARLES T., postmaster and gene- 
 ral merchant (see card, p. 906). 
 
 Cosselman, James C, general merchant. 
 
 Dwyer, Francis, tailor. 
 
 Edgerton, Joseph, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Flynn, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Flynn, Thomas, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Haines, Joiiiah, blacksmith. 
 
 Ilalliday, J. & M., flour and saw mill proprietors. 
 
 Hilier, Wm., grocer and produce dealer. 
 
 Hughs, Patrick, general merchant. 
 
 Hummel, Amos, builder. 
 
 KiernoD, Rev. John, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Kitchen, Mtiry, milliner. 
 
 Love, Edward, cooper. 
 
 Markley, Jeremiah, blacksmith. 
 Marvin, Wm., saw mill proprietor. 
 McCuaig, John, J. P., clerk of division court. 
 McDonald, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 McQinley, James, hotel proprietor. 
 McMahon, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 Meeker, Rev. Benjamin, Episcopal Methodist. 
 Rae, Matthew, cabinet maker & saw mill proprietor. 
 Rupert, Septimus, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Shirkley, Francis, tanner and leather dealer. 
 Smith, E. K., tanner and leather dealer and manu- 
 facturer of boots and shoes. 
 Smith, George, tanner. 
 Smith, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 Smith, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 Stallmayor, Alexander, hotel proprietor. 
 Swarger, Oliphant, cabinet maker. 
 Weaver, Michael, cabinet maker. 
 Whoolagin, Martin, saw mill proprietor. 
 Wood, Henry, blacksmith. 
 Wood, J. D. C, physician. 
 Wood, 0. C, aurist, oculist and physician. 
 
 8^8.) 
 
 DOCTOR A. D.AVIS, ADEL.UDE STREET, CORNER BAY. (See Card, p. 802.) 
 
892 
 
 WINDSOR. 
 
 ^TIIDLRKAI.K AM) UKTMI, UKALKIt IN 
 
 DRY GOODS, GROCEKIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, 
 
 GLASSWARE, IJOOTS AND SHOES, 
 
 Also, FORWARD jSR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, 
 
 .i.\7> MAxcr A ("re /:/•:/.' of som' am) candlks. 
 
 SANDWICH STUEET, WINDSOR, C. W, 
 
 PLUG, CUT, CHEWING, AND SMOKING TOBACCOS, 
 
 SANDWICH STREET, WINDSOR, C. W. 
 
 WEEKLY AND TRI-WEEKLY. 
 
 A pooil I'AMILY NRWSr.\rT".n, ooiitftining nil tht- Litoft IiitelliRcnco, l>nlh Forcip;n nnd Doiiipslic, ami 
 lifiviiig a wiilo irirculiitidii 'hroHtihiiut the Onuulica of ICsscx, Lainliton iiiul Mlgiu, muUiiig it oiio of tlio best 
 Adfertiijing inciliuiiis iu Wcitteru (^tinndii. 
 
 
 ^ \ 
 
 p>-js^a 
 
 ^'K.^ 
 
 CORNER SANDWICH AND EAST FERRY STREETS, 
 AVIlsrDSOl?, c. AV. 
 
 BARUISTER8 4V AT TORNRVS- \1 -L VW, 
 
 "WIITIDSOI^ , C. "W. 
 
 Ollico o])posit(.' tlio " LI irons I-Ionsc.'*' 
 
 SAMUEL S. MAODONELL, Oo. Orown Atlomey. A. R. ROBERTSON, Jan. 
 
 W. C. CUEWKTT A Co., DOOKSLLLERS AND PUINTEIIS. KINO STRhlvT, TORONTO. 
 
':ry. 
 
 
 ;. w. 
 
 cos, 
 
 3. W. 
 
 ''tic, ftnd 
 till) bobt 
 
 0, 
 ETS, 
 
 >V, 
 
 N, Jnn. 
 
 WINDSOR. 
 
 803 
 
 WINDSOR, C. W.— All iiioorpnrnteil town, in tlio townsliip of SiniJwicli nmJ countjr of Kn^ex, Hitimted 
 on till' l>otniil Hiver, oppoNitu the city of Dotroit, Michigiui. It in tli« western turuiiniiM uf tliu nmio 
 lino uf tiio (Jioiil WcHtcrn Knilway iind is connuctuJ witli l)(!troit by niciuis of Ktciiin IVriy h'mlH, two 
 largo iind ciiiiiniodious ones being owned by tlio (Iroiit VVoxturu llnilwiiy Cotripmiy, iiii.l run for the 
 nociMnniddiitidn of piisHengupH npon the arriviil i>nd dcimrtiiro jf trninn. 'I'lie country siirnniNdlng 
 Windsor is wi'll adiiptfd for agricultural purpunos, iind tinds an oxuclUiil imirkct for il« pr'^lucliona. 
 It i-' a port of entry and has a vi-ry good wholesale and retiiil tnidM. Distant from Toronto, 'J'J.i miles ; 
 Nia).'ara ■■'nil-', 'J.:',) mileH ; from llaniiltou, IH'iniilcH; I.onilon, lltJmileH; and from (Jliutliaui, 4'i uiilos. 
 ]>aily niaiU ami money order otlico. i'upulatiou about -'iOU. 
 
 jETNA insurance company of HARTFORD, 
 Connecticut, .I(din Mcf'rae, agent. 
 
 ALLKN, Wild, I AM, clerk Commercial Dank of 
 Canadii 
 
 AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY, John McCrae, 
 ngoni, Hiindwi -h. 
 
 Al'VAU, (ilOoKiiE, grocer and provinion dealer, 
 Sandwich Avrnue (soe c:ird, p. 8'.»4). 
 
 Altenmnn, 1'., tuilor, Goycau. 
 
 Arct, Miidanu', iniinllo maker, kc , Sanilwich. 
 
 ArniHtead, Wm , barber ami hair dresHcr, Kerry. 
 
 Ayros, Arthur, locomotive furcinau, Qreat Western 
 Kail way Company. 
 
 Ayrei;, Wni., clorU freight department, Great Wehlern 
 Railway Conipiiiiy. 
 
 BANK OK ri'PKKCANADA, J. W. Rogers mnnmter. 
 
 13ARR, .lolIN, i-tutiou master, Great Western Rail- 
 way ('om|i,iiiy. 
 
 Rartlcl, ;\lo.\iiiidcr, town clerk. 
 
 DARTLI;T, W.M , dealer in books, Btntioncry, 
 nmgiizincH, illu--tralcd and daily papers. 
 
 Batty, .lohii, cabinet maker and furniture dealer, 
 S:indwicli. 
 
 Bcatty, !•;., grocery and provision store. Sandwich. 
 
 Ueeniun, Mrs., propiietrcs.s iSeeman's Hotel, Ouil- 
 let;e, corner I'ltt. 
 
 Bell, Henry C, iiroprietor Commercial Saloon, Sand- 
 wich. 
 
 Boveridge, Uobert, clerk freight department Great 
 WeHlcrn Railway Company. 
 
 Bloonificlil, Rielmrd, clerk freight department Great 
 Western R lilwiiv Company. 
 
 BRITI.SII AMERICA FIRE AND MARINE IN- 
 SURANCi; COMPANY, John McCrca, agent, 
 Sanilwich. 
 
 BROWN, .),\("0I?, wholesale and retail ilcaler in ilry 
 goods, gnicericf', boots, ."(hoes, crockery, glass- 
 ware, hardware, commission merchant, soap and 
 
 ' candle manufacturer, Sandwich (see card, p. 802). 
 
 Bull, W., tiivcrn keeper. Sandwich. 
 
 Buluier. .Mis. Jane, milliner and dressmaker, Sand- 
 wich. 
 
 Butters, Thomas, cashier freight department Great 
 'iVestcrn Ra lw;iy (,'ompany. 
 
 Cameron iSi Thorburu, dealers in dry goodi and gro- 
 ceries, S'lndwich. 
 
 Campbell, II. J. J., teller Bank Upper Canada, 
 Ilirons' House. 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, F. J. 
 Donga'.l, agent. 
 
 Caron, Kratn^dis, police magistrate. 
 
 CHAPMAN, \V.\I., clerk llirous' House, cor. Ferry 
 and Sandwich. 
 
 Chater Thomas, proprietor Groat Western Hotel, 
 Sandwich. 
 
 Clark, E. N., proprietor Clark'") Restaurant and 
 Billiard Room, opposite Great Western Railway 
 Depot. 
 
 Clark's Restaurant and Billiard Room, E. N. Clark, 
 prop., opposite Great Western Railway Depot. 
 
 Clark, Mrs., boarding house. 
 
 Clarke, J., odioer ol' cubtoiua. 
 
 Clinton, Wm., capt. Great Western Ruilway steamer, 
 Windsor. 
 
 Cole, N., grocery, Pitt. 
 
 COMMERCIAL RANK OF CANADA, J. 0. Mo- 
 Donalil, agent, Pitt. 
 
 (,'onway, P , prop. Union Saloon, Sandwich. 
 
 Conway, I'atrick, village treasiiier. 
 
 Cooper, Tho;iias, telegraph operator, Grent Western 
 Railway tJompany. 
 
 Cotter, James, proprietor Western Hotel, corner 
 Goyeaii and I'itt. 
 
 (/owan, .NI., clerk Custom IIou.io. 
 
 Craig, A., (colored) boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Cross, F. J., soap and candle maker, .Sundwioli. 
 
 Davies, Evan, merch;int tailor. Sandwich. 
 
 Denntson, J., > liieer of customs. 
 
 Denny, Ilarold, proprietor Railroad Saloon, Sand- 
 wich Avenue. 
 
 Dixigall, F. .1 , agent Canada Life Assurance Co. 
 
 Dougall & Co., wholesale an<l retail dealers in ilry 
 goods, groceries, &c,, Sandwich. 
 
 >'liot, C. F., barrister, kc, Samlwieh. 
 
 Elliott, M:ijor .(ohn F., collector of customs; office, 
 near Depot. 
 
 ESSEX RECOitD, (weekly and tri-weekly), P. G. 
 Laurie, (idiior and proprietor (-^eo card, p. M'.t-). 
 
 Federlein, M., cabinet maker and turner. Sandwich 
 Avenue. 
 
 Fergus, Robert, general merchant, Sanilwich. 
 
 Finlay, Mrs. E., Shamrock Saloon, Sanilwich Av. 
 
 Flctclicr, D , tailor and trimmer, .Samlwieh 
 
 Frascr, James, watchiuaker and jeweller, .Sandwioh. 
 
 Gorst, Thomas, painter fi photographer. Sandwich. 
 
 GOCTHIER fi ST. I.OUIS, general merchants, 
 Sandwich Avenue (see card, p. 8JI), 
 
 Graham, Levi, groceries anil provisions, Goyeau. 
 
 flraiit, Wm., insurance ngont, Sandwich. 
 
 Great Western Hotel, Thomas Chater, proprietor 
 .Sandwich. 
 
 Green, Farmer, boot and shoemaker. Sandwich. 
 
 Green, Wm., butcher, Saii'lwich. 
 
 GUILLOT & SON, wholesale i nd retail dec'tr« in 
 dry goods, groceries, boots, shoes, crockery, 
 hardware, leather and findings, .Sandwich. 
 
 Ilamilton, Wm., teller Commercial Bank of Cnnada. 
 
 HANNA, WM., tobacco niannfaotaror and wlndesale 
 dealer. Sandwich (sec card, p. 8'J2). 
 
 HENDERSON, WM., wholesale and retail baker and 
 confectioner, Sandwich. 
 
 HI RONS, W. H., proprietor Hirons' House, corner 
 Sandwich and Ferry (see card, p. 80J). 
 
 HIRONS' HOUSE, W. B. Hirons, proprietor, cor- 
 ner Sandwich and Ferry (sec card, p. 80"J). 
 
 Ilobbs, Pepper, assistaut station inustci', passenger 
 department. Great Western Railway (Company. 
 
 HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York, 
 John MoCrae, agent, Sandwich. 
 
 ITuth & Co., butchers, Sanilwich. 
 
 HUTTON, JOHN, proprietor Wind«or Castle, manu- 
 facturer of tin, copper and sheet iron ware, ant! 
 dealer in stoves. Sandwich. 
 
 Johnson, T. N., saloon keeper. 
 
 I 
 
 T.-^VNERS' OIL at WHOLESALE, by SESSIONS, CARPENTER & Co.. TORONTO. (See Card, p. 838.) 
 

 894 
 
 WINDSOR— WHITEVALE. 
 
 Messrs. O'CONNOR & WORTHINGTON, 
 
 HAHlllSTERS, 4fec., All ORNEYS-A T-I.AW, 
 
 AVIlSriDSOR, C. AV. 
 
 AND DEALKR IN 
 
 SANDWICH STREi^T, 
 
 WINDSOR, 
 
 Canada West. 
 
 HOBEUT H. TErOMSOlS^, 
 
 WHOLESALE GOMISSION MEEGHAIT. 
 
 AV.INI3SOII, C. ^Y. 
 
 .Icihn AiiMciw, l'lnl,iilol|iliin. IViin. — lilackiiii; and Ink. Uiiiiibow t'olor Works Niw York, I'liiiits and fiilors. 
 l.oslir <t to., Nfw ^■<M•k — Sionmrli liiltcrs iiiiil liiiiircr Wine. S^ Catliarini's ami rdtiam Miiu'val Watur. 
 lu'iiliicky UiHc I'owilci ('()iii]>aiiy — in [•'lask.-< and Kc^s. llnnibnr^ti. New York, Choi'sc Dairies, 
 Jliitnit'ai'lunM> nf Iliili^ Spoke-, Spring's, and Axles. Hardware, Aneliors, Oliains, Iron, Glass. 
 LiiU8inj,'l.uri;li, >,'. Y., Brush Work^. CRAIG MIOROSCOl'H. 
 
 WMOI.KSAI.K 
 
 Scotch Whiskey, Gin, Brandy, Port and 
 
 IVKM.KIl I.V 
 
 Sherry, Rum, &c., of Superior Quality. 
 
 GEORGE AUYAU, 
 
 m.^i.ER ix 
 
 GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, 
 
 CROCKERY, LIQUORS, &c. 
 SANDWICH AVERUB, WINDSOB, C W. 
 
 GOUTIIIER & ST. LOUIS, 
 CiKIVERAl. JflERCHAHTS, 
 
 AKD DKALIKS I.f 
 
 Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, 
 
 BOOTS AND SH ,>ES, &o., &o. 
 
 S.XNinM-H Strket, WINDSOR, 0. W. 
 
 WILLIAM McGregor, 
 LIVERY AND SALE STABLES, 
 
 COU.VEU OK OI'ILLKTTK ANI> I'ITT STREETS, 
 
 AVr.VDSOR, c. w. 
 
 *»• IIorsM, C«rrl«Keii and HiBlghj, to let day or nluht. Jpjr 
 
 WILLIAM BOW, 
 
 IIEALF.R IN 
 
 Dry Goods, Hardware, Groceries, 
 
 HATS & CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, MEDICINES, &o. 
 
 LAND CONVEYANCER. 
 
 AT TRi POST ornoE, WEST WINOIIKSTBR, 0. W 
 
 HALFWAY HOUSE, 
 
 WESTON, C. W. 
 
 JOHN eao'leTproprietor. 
 
 *+-f^ 
 
 S:.iai.B HAM., FOR PARTIES, *e. 
 
 ROBERT JOHNSTON, Esq., 
 POSTMASTER, 
 
 ISSlEll OF MARRIAGE LICENSES, 
 
 STATIONER AND GROCER. 
 WESTON, C. W. 
 
 JAMES WATSON, 
 
 GENERAL MERCHANT 
 
 AJJI> 
 
 WRSTOlf, CanaAs Wett. 
 
 DONALD McPIIEE, 
 
 QEXKRAI. KEAI.IR IN 
 
 Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, 
 
 BOOTS, SHOES, CROCKERY, &o. 
 
 MAJOR, WHITEVALE P. 0., C. W. 
 
 W, C. CIIEWETT A CO.. MAP I'UULISUERS, Ac, KING STREET EAST, TORONTO. 
 
 I 
 
 it 
 
 I 
 
 
WINDSOR— WINDSOR MILLS. 
 
 895 
 
 .ES, 
 
 Mies, 
 
 3, &0. 
 
 Weat. 
 
 ¥ 
 
 ,1 
 
 Johnston, W., wiitchmi\ker find jeweller, Snnilwich. 
 Kennedy, Henry, importer and wlioleaiile dealer in 
 
 winc^, liquors', &c., Ferry Landing. 
 Kettio, Wni, foreman car department, Great Western 
 
 Railway Company. 
 Lambic, Jnme!<, gnneral mercliant, Sandwich. 
 LangioiH, Joel, deputy reeve. 
 Langliii.i, L., general merchant. Sandwich. 
 Langloip. Moses, shoemaker. 
 LAURIK, r. 0., editor and proprietor, Ka>ex llr- 
 
 roril, weekly and tri-weekly, (see card, p. 8(t2). 
 LIFE ASSOCiATION OF SCOTLAND, Juo. MeCrao, 
 
 agent, Sandwich. 
 Lucier, ('., carriage and waggon maker, Ouillette, 
 
 corner I'itt. 
 MACl'ONliLL & ROBERTSON, barristers and 
 
 attorneya, opposite lliruns' House, Sandwich (see 
 
 card, p. t".t2). 
 Macgregor, A. R., customs officer. 
 Mauglmii, J., clerk Bunk of Upper Canada, Goyeau. 
 Marenlille, J. L., customs officer. 
 Mason, I'liomas, prop , Mu.>*on's Saloon, Sandwich. 
 Mauacr, J. J., saloou keeper and cigar maker. Sand- 
 wich. 
 McCabe, Charles, clerk ticket department, Great 
 
 Western Railway Company. 
 McCnnni'!, P., boot and shoe manufacture!' and 
 
 denlor, Sandwich. 
 McCRAK. .lOHN, agent American Express Company, 
 
 insuviince and general agent. Sandwich. 
 McDON VL1>, J. 0., agent Commercial Bank of Can- 
 ada, I'itt. 
 McEwen, David, clerk freight department. Great 
 
 Western Railway Co. 
 McGregor, WILLIAM, Uvery and sale stables, 
 
 . -ner Ooillctte and Pitt (see card, p. 894). 
 MoKin?try, Robert, clerk freight department. Great 
 
 Western Railway Co. 
 Meyer, Barnard, cigar maker. Sandwich. 
 Mocrcn, M., lager beer saloon, Sandwich. 
 Morin, P. H., 2nd surveyor. Custom House Office. 
 Morton, W,: Ist surveyor. Custom House Office. 
 NEVEUX, LOUIS, wholesale and retail dealer in 
 
 groceries, crockery, glassware, hardware, paints, 
 
 oils, &c., Sandwich. 
 Noll, Adam, boot and shoe manufacturer and dealer, 
 
 Sandwich. 
 Nutson, 3amucl, proprietor Union Hotel, Sandwich. 
 O.fet, H., (coloredl general dealer. Sandwich Avenue. 
 O'Connor, John, M. P. P., town reeve, and warden 
 
 county of Essex. 
 O'CONNOR & WORTHINGTON, barristers, &o., 
 
 Souilwich (see card, p. 804). 
 Orington, George, blacksmith, Pitt. 
 i'<)arce, Charles, (colored), grocer, Sandwich. 
 Perkins, T., officer of customs. 
 Petit, F B., pliysioiau and surgeon. Sandwich. 
 Phipps, D., broom maker. 
 Port, Samuel, chief of police. 
 Porter, Edward L., lumber merchant. Ferry Dock. 
 Primeau, Gilbert, boot and shoe manufacturer, 
 
 Sandwich, 
 nailroad Hotel, Mrs. Sarah Salmoni, proprietress. 
 
 Sandwich Avenue. 
 Koilroad Saloon, Harold Denny, proprietor, Sand- 
 wich Avenue. 
 
 AND 
 
 Hotel, 
 
 Richards, Mark, mayor und baker, Sjindwicli. 
 
 Rolff, Wm., general mercliant, and manufacturer of 
 tinware, stoves, &c.. Sandwich. 
 
 ROGERS, J. W., agent Bank of Upper Cauada, Sand- 
 wich. 
 
 ROSS, W., dealer in groceries, provisions, country 
 produce, flour, feed, &c.. Sandwich. 
 
 Roy, Paul, physician and surgeon. Sandwich. 
 
 ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, FIRE 
 LIFE, J!din McCrae, agent. Sandwich. 
 
 Salmoni, Mrs. Sarah, proprietress Railroad 
 Sandwich Avenue. 
 
 Saunders, Wm., clerk freight department, Great 
 Western Railway Compacy. 
 
 Scott. Robert, bntclier, .Sindwich. 
 
 Scw'Tt, Louis, carriage and waggon maV'T, . and- 
 wich. 
 
 Shamrock Saloon, Mrs. E. Finlay, propr.. Sandwich 
 Avenue. 
 
 Sheley, A. C, proprietor l^ailroad Exchange, oppo- 
 site Great Western Railway Depot. 
 
 .Shiel, !>., barri.^'ter, &c , Sandwich. 
 
 SHIPLEY, GEORGE, merchant tailor and dealer in 
 ready-nade clothing. Sandwich (see can], p. 8'J4). 
 
 Shurtlitf, Mrs. N., dressmaker, .Sandwich. 
 
 Sinimonds, George, warehouscmnu Great Wctcm 
 Riiilway Company. 
 
 Smefart. J. C, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Smith, ('harles, warehouseman fircat Western Rail- 
 way Company. 
 
 Stitf, Charles, clerk freight department Great West- 
 tern Railway Company. 
 
 Sullivan, John, capt. Great Western Railway Com- 
 pany .Steamer Transit. 
 
 SUTTON, ('. C, wholesale and retail dealer .n 
 drugs, medicines, paints, oils, wines, liquors, gro- 
 ceries, &o.. Sandwich. 
 
 Taylor, Robert, general merchant, Sandwich. 
 
 THOMSON, ROBERT H., wholesale commission 
 merchant, hardware, wines, &c., opposite llirons' 
 House (see card, p. 8U4). 
 
 TURK, JOHN, proprietor Turk's Hotel, Sandwich. 
 
 TURK'S HOTEL, John Turk, prop., Sandwich. 
 
 Union Hotel, Samuel Nutson, proprietor. Sandwich. 
 
 Vogel, A., cabinet maker and dealer in faruiturc, 
 Sandwich. 
 
 WAGNER, A. IL, postmaster, Ouillette. 
 
 Walker, Hiram, flour mill and distillery. Sandwich. 
 
 Waller, W. W., proprietor Windsor Saloon, Saudwich. 
 
 Walsh, A., officer of customs. 
 
 Wotson, Edwin, cnpt. Great Western Railway Com- 
 pany Steamer Union, 
 
 WESTERN ASSURANCE COMPANY, Toronto, J. 
 McCrea, agent. Sandwich. 
 
 Western Hotel, James Cotter, proprietor, corner 
 Ooyeau and Pitt. 
 
 Williamson, W., butcher, Market Hall, Saudwich 
 Avenue. 
 
 WINDSOR CASTLE, John llutton, prop., Sandwich. 
 
 Windsor Saloon, W. W. Waller, proprietor, Sand- 
 wich. 
 
 Winter, E., telegraph operator Great Western Rail- 
 way Company. 
 
 Winters, Joseph, butcher. Sandwich. 
 
 Woodbridge, Thomas, saddle and harness maker. 
 Sandwich. 
 
 WINDSOR MILLS, C. E.—A village on the east bank of the River St. Francis, in the township of 
 Windsor, county ol Richmond, and district of St. Francis, having extensive water power, well adapted 
 for manufactories. The Grand Trunk Railway has a station at this place. Distant from Richmond 
 Junction and county town, 10 miles; from Sherbrooko District Town, 14 miles; from Montreal, 82 
 miles; and from Portland, 210 miles. Daily mail. Population of township, 11(57. 
 
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 WINDSOR MILLS— WINTKRBOURNE. 
 
 Pt'iunietli, F., shocmnker. 
 Ueiiuer. (ioorgo, niillor. 
 llerks, Juhii, cheiniat. 
 
 llrowii, .loseph S., sccrctiiry-trcnsurcr municlpsllty. 
 Deai'ilcn, Joliii jun., blnckHinitii. 
 Fry. Abb(itt, J. I', and fnrmer. 
 Fry, yamiiel F., secretary of nchooli. 
 Julrni*, Mrs., hotel kcopur. 
 
 Lawrence, \. H., whoelwriglit ami oarriRgc maker. 
 Lynrli. Tutcr, switchman, Uraud Trunk Railway 
 Company. 
 
 McCulIough, W. n., saw mill proprietor and farmer. 
 
 Moore, W. H., contractor. 
 
 Patterson, Wm., mason. , 
 
 liankin, Andrew, auctioneer. 
 
 Reynold.'?, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Weiitherley, .lolin, manufacturer of chemical.'?. 
 
 Weston. Wm., station master and express agent. 
 
 WURTKLE, C. E., postmaster, mayor of munici- 
 pnlity, warden of the county of Richmond, general 
 merchant, saw and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 WINPIELD, C. W.— A post Tillage, situated on Connicugig Creek, in the township of Pool and county 
 of Wellington. Distant from Guelph, the county town, 25 miles. I'opulation about 100. 
 
 Ahrens, Mrs. H. P., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Campbell, .Miles, edjje tool maker. 
 Pales, Wm., boot and shocm ikcr. 
 Davis, Donald, weaver. 
 Friedland, C, boot and slioeraakcr. 
 Ounkcl, F. A., tanner and currier, 
 llalloday, Samuel, J. P. and faruiet. 
 Ilanibly, Tiiomas A., blacksmith. 
 Kilborue, A. G., harness maker. 
 
 KTLP.nRNE, J. n , J. P., postmaster. 
 KILI50RNE, AHRENS & Co., general merchants, 
 
 (see card, p. 90(i). 
 McDonaUl, .Tames, farmer, 
 '•otter, Wm., carpenter and buiMcr. 
 Potter & Heritage, agricultural impleoncnt makers. 
 Shiramon, .John, J. P. and farmer. 
 Smith, S. 0., tanner and currier. 
 Waldie, Charles, farmer. 
 
 WINGITAM, C. W.— A village, beautifully situated on the forks of the Maitland river, in the township 
 oi' '['uniberry and county of Huron. Distant from Godcrich, the county town, 29 miles; and from 
 Toronto, 130 miles. Daily mail. Population about 350. 
 
 Caily, M. .^ P., tanners nnd curriers. 
 
 IJeavcu, .lohn & Wm., carpenters. 
 
 Uraiio, Tl.omas & Co., saddle and harness makers. 
 
 Urooks, W., tailor. 
 
 Caughl ii, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Cain(ihell iSt Uros., tin and coppersmiths. 
 
 Cair, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Cronyn, Thomas, propriitor King William Hotel. 
 
 Cronyn, John & Wm , farnitrs. 
 
 Crouthers. Thomas, bir.cksmith. 
 
 Currio, David, farmer. 
 
 Dunlop, Rev. R., liapMst. 
 
 Eunis, Henry, blacksmith. 
 
 Ennis, Richard, agricultural implement and waggon 
 maker. 
 
 Fair weather, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Fi.-iher, .\rchibald, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Fisher, .Miss M., school teacher. 
 
 Fisher, Peter, flour, grist and woollen mill pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 FOLEY, EDWARD, postmaster, gerjoral merchant 
 (see ci>rd, p 'J00^ 
 
 Fraxer, D St. George, general merchant. 
 
 Garner, John II., physician. 
 
 Groen, George, sen., blacksmith. 
 
 Green, George, jun., butcher. 
 
 Gregory 'ohn, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Oriflin, (;aleb, proprietor Wingham Exchange. 
 
 Heayn, James, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Holm, Thomas, proprietor Wiugham Hotel. 
 
 Hicks, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 Kelley, John, farmer. 
 
 King William Hotel, Thomas Cronyn, proprietor. 
 
 Little, Robert, general merchant. 
 
 Long, Mrs , milliner, dressmaker and photographic 
 
 artist. 
 Long, Poter, mason and plasterer. 
 Long, Thomas, potash dealer. 
 McDonald, L., captain rifle company. 
 Scott, C. S,, general merchant. 
 Srigley, Riuhard, carriage and waggon maker, 
 Thompson, Donald, tanner and currier. 
 Thompson, Wm., tailor. 
 
 TROY, W.M. J., assistant postmaster & acoouniant. 
 Walker, Uougal, carpenter and joiner. 
 Wingham Exchange, Caleb GrilBn, proprietor. 
 Wingham Hotel, Thoma« llelra, proprietor. 
 
 "WINTERBOUllNE, C. W.— A village, situated in the township of Woolwich and county of Waterloo 
 Distant froy ~ -- ......... ., . 
 
 lation about 
 
 Distant froai Berlia, the county town^ 9 miles ; and from Hamilton, 31 miles. Daily mail, i'opu- 
 
 1 mO. 
 
 Ariss, James, sen., boot and shoemaker. 
 Ariss, James, jun., tanner and currier. 
 Bauer, Andrew, brewer. 
 Ikmniis.s, Benjamin B., hotel proprietor. 
 Prauder, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 Urittan, Mrs., school for young ladies. 
 Brittan, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Chalmers, David, J. P. 
 Fromm, .loseph, general merchant. 
 Oerrie. John, jun., carpenter, builder and lnmb«r 
 merchant. 
 
 GORDON, ELIZABETH, postmistress. 
 
 Grant, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Lanphii-o, Thomas H., J. P. 
 
 Marr, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Ritser, Joseph, tailor. 
 
 Scroggie, James, flour and feed dealer. 
 
 Singev. Alexander, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Stork, George, b!.icksmith. 
 
 Thom, Rev. James, Church of Scotland. 
 
 Woudeling, Henry, hotel proprietor. 
 
 LE.VTHRR AND FINDINQS AT WHOLESALE, BY SESSIONS, CARPENTER & Co., TORONTO. 
 
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 imicals. 
 
 ?f5s agent. *• 
 
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 [lond, general 
 
 itor. 
 
 cl and county 
 
 il merchants, 
 
 mcnt makers. 
 
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 WOLFE ISLAND, C. W 
 
 county of Froiitenac. It is si 
 constantly between the two pi 
 
 — A new and thrifing post Tillage, in the township of Wolfe Island anp 
 lituated immediately hoiitli of Kiii);^ton, and there is a ferry boat plying 
 [aces. Distant from Kingston, 4 miles. Population 300. 
 
 Adams, Aaron, fisherman. 
 
 Allen, W. R., township clerk. 
 
 Hakcr, John, fnrmer. 
 
 linkt-r, Michael, general merchant. 
 
 Barrett, Oeorgo, watchmaker. 
 
 Barry, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 ''"innett, Wm. N., tisherman. 
 
 Bre.\.«r, Oliver, waggon maker. 
 
 Calvin, D. 1)., J. P. and reeve. 
 
 Card, .Moriah, general merchsnt. 
 
 Cattauagh, Uavid, waggon maker. 
 
 Coffin, llruce, machinist. 
 
 Crane, John, housn and sign painter, 
 
 Uavis, Charles B. 
 
 Davis, John, township councillor. 
 
 Dawson, John, hotel keeper. 
 
 Delany, Mrs., school teacher. 
 
 Ecclcs, James, deputy reeve. 
 
 Fox, K. C, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Furlong, Jnmex, .shoemaker. 
 
 Ooinj^, Henry, farmer. 
 
 Going, Shirley, flour and grist mill owner. 
 
 Ilalliday, John, township councillor. 
 
 Kealy, David, farmer. 
 
 iIiichco;:k, John, township oounoillor. 
 
 Hitchcock, Oliver, farmer. 
 
 Home, John, J. P. 
 
 King, Pat., carpenter. 
 
 Lalande, Alfred, blacksmith. 
 
 Lalaude, Francis, blacksmith. 
 
 MALONE, OEOIIGE, postmaatcr and lumber mer 
 
 chant. 
 Marsh, Geo., fisherman. 
 McAvoy, Pat., blacksmith. 
 McDonnell, Duncan, hotel keeper. 
 McOrath, John, school teacher. 
 McRae, James, farmer. 
 Pell, John, hotel kneper. 
 Randall, Wm., bailifT. 
 Sandison, Henry L., tailor. 
 Sharpe, Rev. Henry, (Jhurch of England. 
 Smith, Rav. lienson, Methodist. 
 Spoor, Morey, J. P., and lumber merchant. 
 Stafford, Rev Michael, Roman Catholic. 
 Webster, John, shoemaker. 
 Wills, Fanny, general merchant. 
 
 prictor. 
 ichango. 
 
 lotel. 
 
 proprietor. 
 pUotogniphic 
 
 makor. 
 
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 iprietor. 
 elor. 
 
 y of Waterloo, 
 mail. I'opu- 
 
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 WOLFSTOWN, C. E. — A small villnge situated in the town.ship of the same name, county of 
 \\ (life and district of Queb«>c. Distant from Quebec, 70 miles ; and from Sherbrooke, 60 miles. Mail 
 Li-weekly. Population of township, 1,350. 
 
 Aubin, Hilaire, councillor. 
 
 Barnard, F X., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Beaudoin, Louis, councillor. 
 
 Boucht', Louis, councillor. 
 
 Uushey, Joseph, flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Camill, Lewis, sew mill proprietor. 
 
 Champlain, Charles, par'sh secretary and treasurer. 
 
 Corrie, Charles, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Dubois, Marc, councillor. 
 
 Good, Michael, farmer. 
 
 Haggerty, John, farmer. 
 
 UODOKINSON, LEVI, postmastor and real estate 
 
 agent. 
 Huzhes, Thomas, farmer. 
 Hurley, Michael, farmer. 
 Lamoutagnc, Simon, mayor. 
 
 McOuaig, Patrici, farmer. 
 
 McKelvey, Edward, farmer. 
 
 McNally, John, farmer. 
 
 ,Morie, Peter, taw mi'l proprietor. 
 
 Mullin, Hugh, farmer. 
 
 Neal, John, farmer. 
 
 Ncal, Samuel, farmer. 
 
 Ogle, William, farmer. 
 
 Olive, Lewis, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Paquit, Louis, farmer. 
 
 Parsons, Richard, flour, grist and saw mill prop. 
 
 Plante, David, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Pouliotte, David, councillor. 
 
 Simoneau, Ignace, general merchant. 
 
 Suootte, Damase, councillor. 
 
 WOLVERTON, C. W.— A village situated on the River Nith, in the township of Blenheim and county 
 of Oxford. It WU3 iirst fettled by Encs Wolverton, in 1848. Distant from Woodstock, the oounty 
 lown, 20 miles ; and from Hamilton, 37 miles. Mail tri-weekly. Population about 260. 
 
 Bain, Robert, oat mill proprietor. 
 
 Bautinbimcr, A., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Bautinhimer, C, blacksmith. 
 
 Baxter, Thomas, mason and farmer, 
 
 Brcvrn, J. II., flax mill proprietor. 
 
 Campbell, A. W., saddle, harness, boot and ahoe 
 
 maker. 
 Chesney & Englr ud, saw mill proprietors. 
 COLE, L. B., postmaster and cooper. 
 Carrey, J. R., & 0. N., flour, grist, and caw mill 
 
 proprietors. 
 Dawson, George, carpenter end builder. 
 Dawson, Wm., farmer. 
 Edgar, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Forsyth, Elijah, carpenter and builder. 
 Hunt, R. V.., ashery proprietor. 
 Logan, Patrick, lumber merchant. 
 Lovett, John, lumber merchant. 
 Meggs, John, hotel proprietor. 
 Phillips William, school teacher. 
 Read, Richard, butcher. 
 Simpson, Samuel, farmer. 
 Trenaman, George, farmer. 
 Wallace, Abraham, farmer. 
 Warner, F., stava factory proprietor. 
 Wilton, Isaac, oarpenter and builder. 
 Wolverton, Enoa, farmer. 
 
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 WOODBRIDOE— WOODSLEE. 
 
 WOODBRIDQE, C W. — A villdKe situated on the Ilurabcr riyer, in the township of Vauglion and 
 county of Vork, VVeHl Killing. It hns a fluurishin;; bunineHS in lumber, grain and fiirtn pruilucts gene- 
 riiHy. Distant from Toronto, tlie county goat, 17 miles; from Thornhill Station, ou the Northern 
 lUilway, 6J miles : and from Wowton Station, on the Grand Trunk Railway, 7 miles. Uuily mail, 
 \Titli money order office. Population about 600. 
 
 Abell, .folin, agricultural implement maker and 
 founder. 
 
 Atkinson, James, planing mill proprietor. 
 
 Agar, Thornhill A. clerk of 7tb division court, and 
 Agent for I'rovid' nt Life Assurance Company. 
 
 Btl!, John, proprietor Crown Inn. 
 
 IJrown, .lobu, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Burwick Hotel, Qeorge iloggard proprietor. 
 
 Crawford, John, tailor. 
 
 Crown Inn, John Uell, proprietor. 
 
 Davidson, )icv. J., Church of England. 
 
 D'Evelyn, John, physician. 
 
 Drysdale, David, millwright. 
 
 Elliott. John, blacksmith. 
 
 Gamble, J. W., J. P. 
 
 Gould. James, plasterer. 
 
 Graham, John, black:<mith. 
 
 Hartiimn, William, J. P. 
 
 Hay, Rev. Ilobert, Congregational Church. 
 
 Hoggiird, Qeorge, proprietor Burwick Hotel. 
 
 Horiibroiik, Henry carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 IIUVVt.l.L, JOHN F., postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 
 Inkerman Hotel, Nathaniel Wallace, proprietor. 
 
 Kidney, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Lisle, Dnoch, plasterer. 
 
 Long, Wm., general merchant. 
 
 Macauley, Wm., weaver. 
 
 Matthew, Robert, sen., boot and shoe maker. 
 
 Matthew, Robert, jun., carpenter and bull ler. 
 
 McColm, Duncan, bailiff. 
 
 Mcintosh, Duncan, woollen mill proprietor. 
 
 Morrison, Hugh, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Murphy, Wm., school teacher. 
 
 Orr, Joseph, tax collector. 
 
 Roan, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Rose, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Rose, John, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Saunders, Rev. J., Methodist. 
 
 Sliaw, Chiirlcs, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Smith, Samuel, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Wallace, Nathaniel, proprietor lukerman IIoteL 
 
 VVelln, W., school teacher. 
 
 Wilkinson, Brigham, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Williams. John, farmer. 
 
 Wright, Naaman, boot and shoemaker. 
 
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 WOODBOURNE, C. W-— A small post village in the township of Binbrook and county of Wentwortb. 
 ]»i-<lant from llnmiltun, 14 miles; from Grand River, 10 miles; and from Stoney t'reek, 7 miles. 
 Population about 100. 
 
 Cooper, Jnmcs, boiler and axe maker. 
 Edmunds, .Mr., miller. 
 Kennedy, .Vlex., phy.Mioian and surgeo!i. 
 King, Thomas, innkeeper. 
 
 McOillicuddy, Jordan, general merchant. 
 PTOLEMV, WM., postmaster, boot and shoe maker. 
 Sidey, John, J. P. 
 
 WOODSIDE, C. E. — A nourishing village, pleasantly situnted on the borders of Lake Willianx 
 and Mill River, in the township of South H:tlifa}c, county of Megantic and district o'.' Quebec. 
 Distant from Somerset Station, on the Grand Trunk Railway, 11 miles; from Inverne.ss, ihe county 
 town, 11 miles; from Quebec, (iO miles; from Shcrbrouke, 70 miles ; and from Montreal, 150 miles. 
 Mail tri-weekly. Population tibout 100. 
 
 Beaudry, J. Bte., boot and shoemaker. 
 Bernier, Rev. Jules, Roman Catholic. 
 Campbell, Col. C, commissioner of small causes and 
 
 farmer, 
 '^ampbell, Charles W., village major. 
 Dubois, IV, farmer. 
 
 Fortier, Ferdinand, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 Gagnier, Antoine, saw mill proprietor. 
 Gosler, Jeremiah, blacksL^ith, carriage and waggon 
 
 maker. 
 Jervais, John, tailor. 
 
 Jervais, Mrs. John, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Johnston, John, notary public. 
 Marchand, Armine, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 Martiueau, Joseph, jun., blacksmith. 
 
 McDonald, Miss, school teacher. 
 
 McKenzie, John, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Mitchell, Francis, coopw. 
 
 Payne, Antoine, farmer. 
 
 Pigeon, Manus, farmer. 
 
 Powell, Wm., flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Rheaume, George, boot and shocnmkcr. 
 
 Smith, Henry, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Stokes, Thomas, bailiff. 
 
 Wood, Frederick H., tanner and currier. 
 
 Wood, Ilenry T . fanner and currier. 
 
 WOOD, THOM.* : J. P., postmaster, general mer- 
 chant, commissioner of small causes, real estate 
 agent. 
 
 WOODSLEE, C. W.— A small post village, situated in the township of Maidstone and county of Essex. 
 Distant from Sandwich, the county towp, 20 miles. Population about 60. 
 
 Graham, Francis, clerk of division court. 
 Ilogan, John A., grocer and hotel proprietor. 
 LINDSAY, W. S.. postmaster, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Little, Robert, grocer. 
 
 MuiTay, John, J. P. 
 
 Flante, Thomas, J. P., and township clerk. 
 
 DOCTOa A. DAVIS, ADELAIDE STREET, CORNER BAY, TORONTO. (See Card, p, 802.) 
 
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WOODSTOCK. 
 
 899 
 
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 •oilucts gene- 
 
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 Dai)/ mail, 
 
 oprietor. 
 
 nakor. 
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 etor. 
 
 in Hotel. 
 ;gon maker. 
 
 if Wentworth. 
 eck, 7 miles. 
 
 nt. 
 
 1 shoo maker. 
 
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 9, .he county 
 
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 WOODSTOCK, C.W.— An inoorporatod town, in the township of Ulanfonl, county of Oxford, North 
 KiiiinK. It ia the county seat and situated on the height of land calle<i the Western I'eiiiuMula, and 
 surrounded by a very rich agricultural country, famed fur cattle raising; and wheat growing. Cedar 
 Crttek piisses through the southern liiuitn of tho town, furnishing considerable water power, and the 
 river Thames skirts the northern limitR. Manufacturing is carried on quite extensively and it has 
 an excellent trade. It i.s a first class station on tho (Ireat Western Railway at ivhich all the trains 
 stop. It contains several substantial public buildings and many elegant private residences. Distant 
 from Hamilton, 48 miles ; from London, 'VJ miles; from Suspension ISridge, 91 miioa ; and froLi Purisi, 
 lU miles. Daily mails iind money order office. Population about :!5(0. 
 
 Adams, Miss, teacher. East End School. 
 
 ^^Etna Insurance Company of Hartford, Connecticut, 
 
 Wni. Grey, agent, Dundaa. 
 Ambrose, Edward, manager, Oore Bank, Dundas. 
 American Express Company, John McKay, agent, 
 
 Dundas. 
 ArmstroDg, Fergus, baggage master. Great Western 
 
 Railway, Depot. 
 Bailie, John, cabinet maker, Dundas. 
 Bainey, Martin K., grocery, Dundas. 
 Uarr, Diivid, jeweller and watchmaker, Dundas. 
 Itarwick, .lohn, insurance agent, Dundas. 
 Beard, John, agent for Canada Life Assurance Com- 
 pany, Victoria. 
 Bceson, Thomas, livery stable prop., Dundas, east. 
 Bettridge, Rev. Wm., Church of England. 
 Bickle, James, butcher, Dundas. 
 Uickle, John, butcher, Dundaa. 
 Bickle, Joseph, tavern keeper, Dundas. 
 Bickle, Robert, butcher, Dundas. 
 Bird, Robert, grocery, Dundas, east. 
 Bishop, Wm., proprietor Woodstock Hotel, Dundas, 
 
 cast. 
 Blomley, Mrs. Elizabeth, grocery, Dandas. 
 Bodwell, A. v., county warden. 
 Bowditch, George, hardware, tinware, lamps, &c., 
 
 Dundas, cast. 
 Brewer, James, baker, Dundas. 
 Brimncombe, Mrs. D., proprietress North American 
 
 Hotel, corner Dundas and Vanaittart. 
 British House, W. Rice, proprietor. Buy. 
 BROWN, H. P., proprietor Woodstock Ironworks, 
 
 Dundas (see card, p. iK)0). 
 Brown S: Bryant, surgeon dentists, Dundas. 
 Brown & Wilson, tanners and dealers in leather, 
 
 Dundas. 
 Bruce, Robert, seed store, Dundas. 
 Burke, B., photographic artist, Drndaj. 
 Byer, Mrs., teacher East End School. 
 Caister, C, proprietor Caistor House, Dundas. 
 Caister House, C. Caister, proprietor, Dundas. 
 CANADA LIFE AS.SURANCE Co., J. Beard, agent. 
 Carryer, C. C, saddle and harness maker, Dundas. 
 Chalmers, John, grocer, Dundas. 
 Charles, Jordon, collector of customs. 
 Clark, L , tinner and stave dealer, Fiokle. 
 ('lurk, Patrick, groov'r, Dundas. 
 Clark, T. J., flour mill. Great Western Railway. 
 Clarkson, John, night station master Great Western 
 
 Railway, Depot. 
 Clear, Miss, milliner, Dundas. 
 Coghill, D., boot and shoemaker. Dnndas. 
 Coghill, John, agent for North British and Moroan- 
 
 tite Fire and Life Insurance Co. 
 Coote, Charles, grocer, Ac. Dundas. 
 COPP & BROTHKR, manufacturers of stoves and 
 
 all kinds of agricultural implements, Vausittart. 
 Corrie. Wm., chief constable. 
 Cox, James, importer and dealer in dry goods, &o., 
 
 Dundas. 
 Cram, John & Sons, truss and surgical instrument 
 
 manufncturets, Finkle. 
 
 Cullen, J. P., teacher, East End School. 
 DelilaquiiVe, Charles, postmaster, Dundas. 
 Dick, Alexander, teacher. West End School. 
 Dingwall, John, watchmaker and jeweller, Dundas. 
 Donaldson, Wm., sen., butcher. Market. 
 Donaldson, Wm., jun., batcher, Dundas. 
 Doston, Thomas, barber, Dundas. 
 Douglas, John, saddle and harness maker, Dunda.°. 
 Eaton & Wood, proprietors Ormond Steam Flourisig 
 
 Mill, Great Western Railway. 
 Eddington, J. G., ledger keeper Gore Bank, Dundas. 
 Edgar, Wm., saddle and harness maker, Dundaa. 
 Edwards, E., painter, Dundas. 
 Eldorado House, M. Fuller, proprietor, Finkle. 
 Ferguson, Edward, barber, Dundas. 
 FERGU.SSON, J. W., G. W. 8. Independent Order of 
 
 Good Templeis. 
 Field, Dr., physician, Dundas. 
 Friielle, Henry, proprietor International Mills, cor. 
 
 Wilson & Dundas. 
 Fuller, T., Elgin House, Dundas. 
 Fuller, M., prop. Eldorado House, Finkle. 
 Fury, M., grocery, Dundas. 
 Fyfe, Rev. Dr , D.I)., Baptist. 
 Gayfer, Henry, groceries, &c., Dundas. 
 Gardner & Rose, carriage factory, Vansittart. 
 Garner, W., grocer, Ac, Dundas. 
 Gham, G. F., clerk division court. 
 Gordon, Adam, groceries and provisions, Dundas. 
 Gore Bank, Edward Ambrose, manager, DunJas. 
 Gougb, Mrs. M., milliner and dealer in fancy good?, 
 
 Dundas. 
 Gould, Mrs. n. M., dressmaker, Dundas. 
 Grafenhorst, Edward, boot and shoemaker, Dundas. 
 Graham, George, teacher grammar school. 
 Graham, John, proprietor Victoria House. Finkle. 
 Grant, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, Dundas. 
 Gray, 0., carriage trimmer, Dundaa. 
 Gray, George, barrister, &o., Dundaa. 
 Green, Alexander, boot aud shoemaker, Dundas. 
 Orefa, Rev. Lewis, Roman Catholic. 
 Greig, John, attorney, town clerk, Dunilas. 
 Grey, Wm., insurance and land agent, Dundas. 
 Gunn, Jas., groceries, crockeryware, wines, liquors, 
 
 Ac, Dundas. 
 Guppy, Edward, boot and shoemaker, Dundas, east. 
 Hack, David, proprietor Prince of Wales llotol, cor- 
 ner Dundas ami Finkle. 
 Hall, Henry, boot and shoemaker, Dundas. 
 Ilankey, Victoria, carriage maker, Dundas. 
 Hardle, Peter, boot and shoemaker, Dundas. 
 Harmon, John, shoemaker, Dundas. 
 Harriscm, John, town messenger and cabinet maker, 
 
 Dundas. 
 Ilarwood, George, baker and confectioner, Dandas. 
 Hay, James, cabinet maker, Dundas, 
 Hay, John, boot aud bhoe manufacturer and dealer, 
 
 Dundaa. 
 Hay, Wm., saddle and harness maker, Dundns. 
 Hearth, J., carriage and waggon maker, Bay. 
 Henry, Thomas, grocer, Dundas. 
 Hoffman, Franklin, custom bouse olerk. 
 
 SESSIONS, CARPENTER & Co , Wholesale BOOT and SHOE Dealers, TOtlONTO. (See Card, p. 838.) 
 
900 
 
 WOODSTOCK— WHITBY. 
 
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 THE CHEAPEST 
 EVEB OFFERED TO THE CANADIAN PUBLIC, 
 
 AND ARI BmT\DLI FOR 
 
 FAMILIES, TAILORS, AND LEATHER WORKERS. 
 
 TtlESI MACOl'fH VOX 
 
 Prixett at the Provincial Fiiliibilionts 
 
 AT LONDON, HAMILTON AND TOKONTO. 
 Th«y make th« iNTntLOOK or Sudttli Stitch, nod are nnaiirpauod In their Working <)naIltiM. 
 
 Manufactured and Sold by LEWIS N. SOPER, 
 
 Wi>()I)STOCK, C. W. 
 
 •29i YONdK f»TKKKT, ToUONTO 
 
 WOODSTOCK IRON WOllKS. 
 
 n. p. BROWN, 
 IRON AND BRASS POUNDER. 
 
 Maniifai'turcr of Improved Tlireshlnit Marhtne>, A|;rli'ullural 
 
 Iiiipli'imiitH, Mill (ipannn, *C'; •" VInrtn of Stoves. Tin, 
 
 Ciiiiptir, naii Slrnst Irou Ware, WUoIhmIi) and Retail, 
 
 WOODSTOCK, 0. \V. 
 
 PARKER & FAUQUIER, 
 
 Commission Merchants & Grain Dealers, 
 
 MILL STREET, NEW HA^QURO, 
 
 AN'I> 
 
 BEAR OF MARKET, WOODSTOCK, C. W. 
 
 FOR Destroying Worms in Children, SITTZEB'S VERMIFUGF. CANDY is by far the most pleasant, 
 safe, nnd efFeotual remedy now in use. Try it I Sold by all Dealers in Medicines. 
 
 GEORCJE CORMACK, 
 
 Lumber Merchant, Carpenter and Joiner, 
 
 GREEN t^TREET, WHITBY. O. W. 
 A large .luautlt)' i.f H'MBKU (Hiu«tantly on hand. 
 — - — «^fc*«»» • 
 
 FUNERAti* fully 8iippti«d and attended at tbnrt notice. 
 C'fllnKki'pt constantly on hand. A Ilearaetohireoulltwraltermi. 
 
 JAMES JOHNSTON, 
 
 WatcBuaaker aad Jeweller, 
 
 DE.VLCK IV 
 
 GEORGE H. DARTNELL, 
 MASTER IN CHANCERY, 
 
 BARRISTKH, 
 SOLICITOB AND NOTARY PUBLIC, 
 
 BROCK KTREKT, 
 
 WHITBY, Canada West. 
 
 JAMES H. GERRIE, 
 FAMILY DRUG STORE. 
 
 «0()Kt< AND STATIONERY, 
 XjA-Is/LFS .AISTID CO-A.L OIL, 
 
 DONDAS STREET, WHITBY, O. W. 
 PRXSCRirriONS cakuvut pbipabid. 
 
 J. IIAMER GREENWOOD, 
 
 BABRISTEB, 
 
 SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY, 
 NOTARY PUBLIC, CONVEY AS CEB, &c. 
 
 K0UM8 IN VltTOHlA UflLmXlS, 
 
 Hixi TO KMianr, 
 
 BROCK STREET, WHITBY, O. W. 
 
 ENGLISH AND 5WLSS WATCHES, 
 
 Jewellery, Silver-Plated Gooda, BpeotacUi, ftc., ftc. 
 
 BROCK STREET, WHITBY, 0. W. 
 JKg- 'Watches, Clocks, &.ۥ, cnroAtlly RcpMlrcda 
 
 H. J. MACDONELL, 
 
 Barrister and Attorney-at-Law, 
 
 CLERK OF THE PEACE, 
 
 soucrroR county couNca of Ontario, 
 
 NOTARY rURLlC, &c., &c. 
 WHITBY, Canada West- 
 
 GEORGE ROBSON, 
 Manufacturer of A^cultnral Implements, 
 
 AND DEALER IN PTOVES. 
 [PROPRIETOR or THE ROBSON IHOUSE. 
 
 HVEKY ATTACllKD. 
 WHITBY, Oanada Wast. 
 
 H. W. WOODWARD, 
 
 Pk>(luce Commissioii Merchant, 
 
 INSURANCE AND GENERAL BROKER, 
 
 DUNDAS STREET, WHITBY, 0. W. 
 
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 Cash Adrancea made on Prodnoe of eyary description. 
 
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 W. C, CKKW.SrT A CO., ARMY PRINTERS AND STATIONERS, KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 
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 ling 'jiialltitxi. 
 
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 Homo laauranoe Co., New Vork City, Wm. Orey, 
 
 agent, UuiiJan. 
 Ingrrsoll, Jameit, county registrar of Oxford. 
 Inglis, Rev. Wm., Canada Presbyterian, 
 luturnational Hotel, Wm. Rice, proprietor, corner 
 
 Bay and Dundaa. 
 International .Mill, Henry Friielle, proprietor, oor. 
 
 Dundas and Wilson. 
 IZAKI). MISS CHARLOTTE U., operator Mont- 
 real Telegraph Co., Oundas. 
 Izard, .lame!), auctioneer and land agent, Dundas. 
 Jaconk, Thomas, cooper. Great WcHtern Riiiwiy. 
 Jeffrey, And , hardware and coal mercliant, Dundas. 
 Johnson, John, station master and freight agent. 
 
 Great Western Railway, Depot. 
 Kallrayer, S., cabiuet maker, Dundas. 
 Kennedy, MIhs, teacher. West End School. 
 Kilborn, W. F., photographer, Dundas. 
 Kintrea, James, treasurer County of Oxford. 
 Lauktree, W., cancer physician, Dundas. 
 Lnponitier, Wm., clerk of the peace. 
 Life Association of Scotland, Wm. Grey, agent, 
 
 Dundas, 
 Light, R. X., A.M., town superintendent of Common 
 
 Schools. 
 Logan, Miss, teacher, West End School. 
 Macdonald, Roderick, insurance and general agent, 
 
 Dundas. 
 Mackay, Roderick, merchant tailor, Dundas. 
 Marcer, Wm., watchmaker and jeweller, Dundas. 
 Martin, James, commission merchant, Dundas. 
 Martin, Jonathan, baker and confectioner, Dundas. 
 Matheson, Gilbert, prop. Farmers' Hotel, Dundas. 
 Matheson, John, marble and stone cutter, Dundas. 
 Matthew, David, prop. Jolly Farmers' Hotel, Dundas. 
 Maycock, Joseph, painter and dealer in paper hang- 
 ings, toys, &(!., Dundas. 
 McCLENEOHAN, ALEX., editor and publisher 
 
 WooiUtock Timet, Dundas. 
 McDiarmid, Rev. Duncan, Chalmers' Church. 
 McEachran, D., veterinary surgeon, boards Mont- 
 gomery House. 
 Mclntyrc, John, groceries, liquors, Sic., Dundaa. 
 McKay, A,, blacksmith, Dundas. 
 McKay, Alsx., tailor, Dundas. 
 McKay, John, agtnt American Express Co., and 
 
 dealer in cigars and tobacco, Dundas. 
 McKay, John, boot and shoemaker, Dundas. 
 McKay, W. 0., flour and feed, Dundas. 
 McKenzie, H., Farmer's Home, Dundas. 
 McKinnoD, Hugh & Co., general merchants, Dundas. 
 McLean, Hugh, baker, Dundas. 
 McLeod, W, C, dealer in dry goods, hardware, 
 
 groceries, &o., Dundas. 
 McMullen, Rev. W. T , Presbyterian. 
 McPberson, D. M., baker and confectioner, Dundas. 
 McQueen, David Shank, county judge. 
 MoWHINNIE, JOHN, editor weekly Sentinel. 
 McWHINNIE, ROBERT, publisher aad proprietor 
 
 Woodstock weekly Sentinel, Dundas. 
 WcWhinnie, Robert, & Co., booksellers, stationers, 
 
 &c., Dundas. 
 McWhirtee & White, agents for Queen's Fire an i 
 
 Life Ins. Co., and land and general agents, Dundas. 
 Midgley, John, boot and shoe maker, Dundas, east. 
 Miller, D. G., barrister, attorney, &c., Dundas. 
 Montgomery, George, proprietor .Montgomery House, 
 
 Dundas. 
 Montgomery House, Geo. Montgomery, proprietor, 
 
 Dundas. 
 MONTREAL TELEGRAPH Co., Miss Chorlotte H. 
 
 Izard, operator. 
 
 Morris, Richard, tailor, Dundas. 
 Munday, Samuel, bakery, Dundas. 
 Murray, Robert, waggon maker, Vansitfart. 
 Naysmith, George, merchant tailor, Dumtas. 
 Naysmith, William, grocery and provision store, 
 
 Dundas, east. 
 Newton, Andrew, tailor, Dundas. 
 Nimmo, Robert, dealer in boots, shoes, leather and 
 
 trunks, Dundas. 
 North American Hotel, Mrs. D. Primacombe, prop., 
 
 cor. Dundas and Vansittart. 
 NORTH imiTISH AND MERCANTILE FIRE 
 
 AND LIFE INSL'RANCK COMPANV, JohnCog- 
 
 hill, agent. 
 Oliver, Thomas, dry goods, Dundas. 
 Ormond Steam Flouring Mills, Eaton and Wood, 
 
 proprietors. Great Western Railway. 
 O'Roke, J., grocery, Dundas. 
 
 PARKER & FAUQUIER, grain dealers and com- 
 mission merchants, rear of Market (see card, p. 
 
 1100). 
 Parker & Hood, importers and dealers in dry goods, 
 
 Dundas. 
 Parr, Mrs. S., milliner and dressmaker, Dunuaa. 
 Pascoe, George, butcher. Market. 
 Patriarche, Henry, ticket and freight olerk. Great 
 
 Western Railway, Depot. 
 Peach, Edwin, boot and shoemaker. 
 Peacock, Daniel, planing mill and carpenter shop, 
 
 Dundas, north. 
 Peirson, R. & W., dealers in groceries, provisions, 
 
 flour, feed, &o , Dundas. 
 Pettet, Wm., grocery and saloon, Dundas. 
 Pocock, 8., painter and paper hanger, Ray. 
 Queen Fire and Life Insurance Co., McWhirtee & 
 
 White, agents, Dundas. 
 Reid, Wm. A., groceries*, &c., Dundas. 
 Revetl, R. M., dentist, Dundas 
 Revell & Fletcher, attorneys, Dundas. 
 Rice, W., proprietor IJritish House, Hay. 
 Rice, Wm., proprietor International Hotel, corner 
 
 Ray and Dundas. 
 Richardson, Hugh, barrister, county attorney, corner 
 
 Dundas and Light. 
 Richmond, D. C, hats, caps and furs, Dundas. 
 Robertson, John, boot and shoemaker, Dundas. 
 Robinson, Joseph, dealer in groceries, flour, feed, 
 
 crockery ware, hardware, &c., Dundas. 
 Ross, Andrew, sheriff, county of Oxford. 
 Ross, Hugh, carriage and waggon maker, Dundas. 
 Ross, J. & R , grooerikis, wines, liquors, crockery, 
 
 &c., Dundas. 
 ROSS & BIRD, barristers and attorneys, corner 
 
 Dundas and Light. 
 Scarff, Miss, teacher. East End school. 
 Scarff, W., carriage maker, near Dundas. 
 Scofield, Freeman It., planing mill un Great Western 
 
 Railway. 
 Soott, Thomas, town treasurer. 
 Scott, Wm. & S. A., physicians and surgeons, Dun- 
 das. 
 Scott & White, wholesale and retail druggists, Dun- 
 das. 
 Shaw, Thomas M., gunsmith. 
 Shaw, Mrs. Thomas M., coufectioneries, Dundiis. 
 Sherwood, J. W., bookbinder, rear T'jmt'.t ofliuo. 
 Silvester, H , auctioneer, accountant and insurance 
 
 agent, Dundas. 
 Smith, Andrew, importer and dealer in dry goods 
 
 and commission merchant, corner Dundas and 
 
 Huron. 
 Smith, J., tailor, Dundaa. 
 
 LEATHER AND FINDINGS AT WHOLESALE, BY SESSIONS, CARPENTER & Co., TORONTO. 
 
902 
 
 WOODSTOCK— WROXETER. 
 
 Rmith, Jobo, butcher, Dunda*. 
 
 Smith, VVm., tinner nnd dealer io etovee, Dundas. 
 
 SOl'Kll, LEWIS N., manufacturer of Sopor's Im- 
 proved Sewing Machines, Duudas (nee card, p. 
 900). 
 
 STARK, ROBERT, wholesale and retail drugeiat, 
 Dundaa. 
 
 StephenoD, Samuel, grofier, Dundan. 
 
 Stephenson, Rpt. Wm., Weslcynn Methodist. 
 
 Stewart, Uev. W., lUptist. 
 
 Sudworth, J., boot and shoemaker, Dundas. 
 
 SuHivan, James, blackiimith and waggon maker, 
 DunduH. 
 
 Sntherland, Mifls, teacher West End School. 
 
 THE (iOOD TEMPLAR (weekly). John McWhinnie, 
 OW.C.T. ; J. W. Ferguson, O.W.S., Dundas. 
 
 Thompson, John, foundry, Huron. 
 
 Thompson, Wra., grocery. Mundas. 
 
 Townnend, John, wholesale and retail dealer in gro- 
 ceries, wines, liquors, orookerywnre, Dundas. 
 
 Turquand, C. R., teller (lore Bank, Dundas. 
 
 Turquand & Phillip, phyaicianH & surgeons, Dundas. 
 
 Turner, Joseph, grocery, Dundas. 
 
 VanViorhls, J. B., proprietor Clarendon Hotel, 
 Dundas. 
 
 Vichmnn, Charles, tailor, Dundas. 
 
 Warwick, Wra., wholesale and retail bookseller and 
 stationer, Dundas. 
 
 Watkina, J. il., cabinet maker, Dundas. 
 
 Webster, Hugh, dry goods, Ac, Dundas. 
 
 Weeks, (leo., groceries, crockeryware, Ac, Dundas. 
 
 White, G. 4 J., importers, wholesale and retell 
 dealers in staple and fancy dry goods, Dundas. 
 
 Wilson, J. II , cabinet maker, Dundas. 
 
 Wilson, .7ohD T,, merchant t«ilor, Dundas. 
 
 Wilson, Wr" . mayor, tanner and dealer in boots and 
 shoe^, Dundaa. 
 
 Wood, Mrs. S,, toys, Ac, Dundas. 
 
 Woodstock Hotel, Wm. Bishop, prop., Dundas, east. 
 
 WOODSTOCK IRON WORKS, H. P. Brown, pro- 
 prietor, Dundas (see card, p. 900). 
 
 WOODSTOCK TIMES, Alexander McCleneghan, 
 editor and puhliNher, Dundas. 
 
 WOODSTOCK WEEKLY SENTINEL, John Mc- 
 Whinnie, editor, Dundas. 
 
 Youug, Ueorge, boot and shoemaker, Dundas. 
 
 WOODVILLE, C. W. — A Tillage in the townships of EMon and Mariposa, connty of Victoria. Distant 
 from I'eterboro', 45 miles ; and from Toronto, 76 miles. Mail triweekly. Population about 300. 
 
 Brignol, Thomas, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Cnlkius, Francis, fnuning mill manufacturer. 
 
 Cameron, Rev. Alex., Biptist. 
 
 Cameron, Duncan, blacksmith. 
 
 Cameron k McLeod, founders and machinists. 
 
 Campbell, Gregor, blacksmith. 
 
 Campbtll, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Clark, P. II., M.D., superintendent public schools. 
 
 Daniel, John, shoemnkur. 
 
 Furguson, Israel, J. P., clerk of diTision court. 
 
 Gibson, George, proTiiicial land Hurvcyor. 
 
 Gilchrist & Cameron, general merchauts. 
 
 Grindiill & Philips, pump makers. 
 
 Irish, E. R., J. P. 
 
 Jameson, John, tuilor. 
 
 Kirkland, Wm., general merchant. 
 
 Marsh, G. T., general merchant. 
 
 McCorquodall, Mrs. D., innkeeper. 
 
 McDonald, Lewis, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 McDougall. Alex., shoemaker. 
 
 McFhdden, Hugh, tailor. 
 
 Mclntyre, D., shoemaker. 
 
 McLeod, Angus, general morohant, 
 
 McTaTish, Edward, carriage anil waggon maker. 
 
 McTavish, Rev John, Canada Presbyterian. 
 
 MORRISON, JOHN, J. F., postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Moulton, Anson, cabinet maker. 
 Northern Hotel, Jacob P. Wood, proprietor. 
 Stanton, Daniel, potash manufacturer. 
 Stewart, Alexander, blacksmith. 
 Stewart, James, s-itdle and harness maker. 
 Stickney, Willar.l, stovea, tin and coppersmith. 
 Wood, J. P., innkeeper. 
 
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 WOOLER, C. W. — A post village situated on Cold Creek, in the tc/nahip of Murray and county of 
 ftorthumherland. Distant from Cobourg, the county town, 3t) milea ; from Toronto, 100 miles ; from 
 Kingston, 70 miles ; from Montreal, 280 miles ; and from Trenton Station, on the Grand Trunk Rail- 
 way, 6 miles. Population about 60. 
 
 Anderson, Wm., blacksmith. 
 Brisbin, Barney, school teacher. 
 Casiiiey. Joseph, boot and slioemaker. 
 Chisrtolui, Ailen, hotel proprietor. 
 Cook, Adaiii A., blacksmith. 
 Goroni, Allen W'., j, P. 
 
 Gould, Lorenzo, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 McPlierson. Peter, J. P., farmer. 
 
 SCGTT, REUBEN, postmaster, general merchant, 
 
 tanner and currier. 
 Smith, TliDiiias, grocer, hotel proprietor and farmer. 
 Weasel, Phillip, farmer. 
 
 WROXETER, C. W. — A village pleasantly situated on the River Maitlnnd, in the township of 
 ilowiuk and county of Huron ; was first settled in 1858. Having the best mill privileges on the river, 
 and being favourably situated, it has outstripped all the neighbouring villages, and is unquestionably 
 (teetincil to lie the moHt important place in this part of the country. Distant from Godcrich, the county 
 town, 4G miles. Population about 360. 
 
 Alexander, Rev. Samuel, Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 Allen. Nathaniel, carpenter, cabinet maker, uphol- 
 sterer, undertaker, furniture dealer and planing 
 mill proprietor. 
 
 Angus, Robert, farmer. 
 
 Applebee, Charles, carpenter. 
 
 Bell, Thomas, house and sign painter. 
 
 BERNEY, A. O., postmaster. 
 
 Boyne Inn, John McLaughlin, proprietor. 
 
 Brown, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Cairi, Wm., photograpliio artist. 
 
 Caldwell, John, carpenter. 
 
 TANNERS' OIL at WHOLESALE, by SESSIONS, CARPENTER & Co., TORONTO. (See Card, p. 838.) 
 
WROXETER— YAMASKA. 
 
 903 
 
 Ion Hotel, 
 ksellor and 
 
 3., Damias. 
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 Duudaa. 
 
 a boots and 
 
 indas, east. 
 Irown, pro- 
 
 sClenegban, 
 
 John Mo- 
 
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 Campbell, .lamen A., dyer and scourer. 
 
 CampbrtI, Jiiaies I)., weaTer. 
 
 C.\KK<>LL, CVHU.S, general merchant, insurance 
 
 and general agent, aocoautant aud arohiiuct (see 
 
 card, p. 90(>). 
 Currie, Kbeneier, general merehanU 
 Darwin, Dr., pliyxician. 
 Date, J., geiivrnl merchant. 
 Day, Uev. .1., CongregAtionalist. 
 Day, Chnrlex, proprietor Ulobe Hotel. 
 Dicksuu, Hubert, tailor aud olutbier. 
 EdwanI, Wni., cabinet maker. 
 Ferguson, .lohn, general merchant. 
 Gibson, Alt-xander L.. founder aud maohinivt. 
 Gibson, tieorge, carpenter. 
 Gibson, Thouuis, J. P., township reeve. 
 Gibson Itrun., woollen, flour and saw mill proprietors. 
 Globe Hotel, (Jbarles Day, proprietor. 
 Gofton, J., proprietor Wroxeter Hotel. 
 Hannah, j«me<., agricultural implements, carriage 
 
 and waggon maker. 
 Hodgson, Ralph, cabinet maker. 
 Lawrle, William & Co., general merchants. 
 
 Mc Andrew, L. G., tailor. 
 
 McCormick, Wm. G., butcher, carriage anil waggon 
 
 maker. 
 Mu Donald Thomas farmer. 
 
 McGuire, Danirl, proprietor. Queen's Arm.'! Hotel. 
 McLaughlin, John, proprietor Uoyne Inn. 
 McLeod, Alexander, mason and plasterer, 
 McUae, Jame:!, shoemaker. 
 Muir, James, blacksmith. 
 Oatram, David J., sewing machine agent. 
 Parkes, J. 0., pump maker. 
 I'hippen, George, cooper, 
 i'lnyford, Thomas, bailitf, dentist and farmer. 
 Queen's .Vrms Hotel, Daniel .MoQuire, proprietor. 
 Roy, W. A. v., tailor. 
 Sanderson, Jolin, general merchant. 
 Scott, Thomas, school teacher. 
 Shankland, Archibald, blacksmith. 
 Terry, Wm., tin and coppersmith. 
 Vogt, John Daptiste, gunsmith and edge tool maker. 
 Wark, John, carpenter. 
 WilHon. David R., shoemaker. 
 Wroxeter, Hotel, J. Gofton, proprietor. 
 
 WYEBRIDQE, C. W. — A small villnge, situated on the Penctanguishene Road, in the township c/ 
 Tiny and county of Himcoe, North Hi<ling. Di:itant from Itarrie, the county town, 'J7 mili'S ; from 
 I'enctuuguishene, 6 miles ; and from Toronto, 01 miles. Mall trl-weekly. Population about 70. 
 
 Brock, Samuel, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Casselman, T., lumber merchant. 
 
 Grant, Angus, gentleman. 
 
 Jeffrey, Mrs. M., proprietor Wyebridge Hotel. 
 
 McDonald, Donald, tailor. 
 
 McDonald, Peter, blacksmith. 
 
 Plewes, James & Sou, tlour, feed and grain dealers. 
 
 PLEWE8, JAMES, J. P., postmaster, flour, grist 
 
 and saw mill proprietor. 
 Smith, Adam, lumber merchant. 
 H,va.i, JamcH, general merchant. 
 Wyebridge Hotel, Mrs M. Jeffrey, proprietress, 
 'ii right, John, blacksmith. 
 
 WYOMING-, C. W. — A village, situated in the township of Plyrapton and county of Lambton, oa the 
 line of the Sirnia Branch of the Great Western Railway. Distant from Sarnia, the county scat, 10 
 miles ; and from London, 44 miles. Daily mail aud money order office. Population about 500. 
 
 Aikman, C M., physician. 
 
 Allen, Wm., commission and forwarding merchant. 
 
 Anglo-.\merican Hotel, F. Ward, proprietor. 
 
 Baker, Rev. J. S., Church of England. 
 
 Bell, Andrew, blacksmith. 
 
 Bentley, J. L., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Blain, J. H., drugf;ist. 
 
 BROWN, GEORGE, J. P., postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Brown, W. H., agent Canada Life Assurance Co. 
 Brown, ,1. A .'., & Co., oil refinery. 
 Brown & Clemcmts, oil refinery. 
 CANADA LIFE .ASSURANCE Co., W. H. Brown, 
 
 agent. 
 Crable, R . general merchant. 
 Day, Mrs., niilliner and dressmaker. 
 Dingman, Rev. Wm., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Farr, Charle.i, livery stable keeper. 
 Fish & Thompson, coopers and stavcmakeri. 
 Fisher, A. C , cooper. 
 Fuller, Wm., cooper. 
 Fysh Si Thompson, general merchants. 
 Given, William, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Gordon Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Hunt, H'. H., tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Kemp, Henry, proprietor Wvoraing Hotel. 
 
 Laiug, Alexamler, tlour, feed and grain dealer. 
 
 Lorenzen Hotel, L. Lorenten, proprietor. 
 
 Lorenien, L., proprietor Lorenzen hotel. 
 
 McDonald, D., general merchant. 
 
 Miller, J., clothier and tailor. 
 
 .Miller, J. W., physician. 
 
 Morrill, H. C, oil refinery. 
 
 Oliver, Walter, lumber merchant and carpenter and 
 builder. 
 
 Richardson, Wm., foundry and machine shop. 
 
 Robertson, J. .S., express agent. 
 
 Robson, , oil refinery. 
 
 •Scott, L. S., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Smith & Robertson, commission and forwarding mer- 
 chants. 
 
 Sutherland, Alexander, harness maker. 
 
 Taylor, Q., oil refinery. 
 
 Ward, F., proprietor Anglo-American Hotel. 
 
 White & Cady, oil fefinery. 
 
 Williams, John, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Woods, Robert, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Wyoming Hotel, Henry Kemp, proprietor. 
 
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 YAMASKA, C. E.— .'V village, situated on the river Yam aska, in the seigniory and county of Yamaska 
 and di.-itrict of Richelieu. Di.nant from Sorel, the county town. 12 miles; from St. ilvacinthe, 30 
 miles ; and from Three Rivers, ao miles. Mall trl-weekly. Population 500. 
 
 DOCTOR A. DAVIS, ADELAIDE, CORNER BAY STREET, TORONTO. (See Card, p. 802 ) 
 
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 Aroand, J. 0., J. P. 
 
 B«rth6 & Meiilenr, adrooateB. 
 
 Beaapr6, M., general store. 
 
 Boisvert, Mrs. Margaret, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Boordelais, G., grocer. 
 
 Bourdelais, Qilbert, blacksmith. 
 
 Bach, E., architect. 
 
 Camire, Nazaire, grocer. 
 
 Camire, Olivier & Co., saddle and harness makers. 
 
 Cartier, Christine, clothier and merchant tailor. 
 
 Cartier, George, beef and pork packer and dealer. 
 
 Cartier, Narcisse, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Chevallier, Francois, tanner and leather dealer. 
 
 Conrnoyer, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Dubois. Henry, builder. 
 
 DUGR£, EDOUARD G.. J. P., postmaster. 
 
 Giguere, Louis Legros, mayor. 
 
 Girard, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Qirard, Narcisse, blacksmith. 
 
 Giroux, Ladger, cabinet maker and furniture dealer. 
 
 Goulet, Isaac, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Hebert, Miss L., bonnet maker. 
 
 Labb€, Louis, sen., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Labb6, Louis, jun., dry goods merchant. 
 
 Labb^, Paul, broom mannfactnrer. 
 
 Lassalle, Narcisse, dry goods merchant. 
 
 Lassalle, P. A., dry goods merchant. 
 
 Letendre, Pierre, dry goods merchant. 
 
 Malhiot, R^gis, builder. 
 
 Malhiot, Mrs. R., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Martinean, Alexandre, builder. 
 
 Martin, Urbain, builder. 
 
 Migneault, R., physician. 
 
 Paradis, Ed., dry goods merchant. 
 
 Paradis, Ovide J., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Paradis, Ovide J., organ manufacturer. 
 
 Payan P., notary public. 
 
 P^lissier, Joseph, brickmaker. 
 
 Pglissier, Mary Ann, bonnet maker. 
 
 P^lissier, Victor, blacksmith. 
 
 Pioard, Phillippe, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Piette, P., notary public. 
 
 Rivard, F. X., notary public. 
 
 Rousseau, Leon, J. P. and physician. 
 
 Bchemid, Michel, brickmaker. 
 
 Tourigny, Rev. L., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Viau, Rose, clothier and merchant tailor. 
 
 Vigeant, Desire, boot and shoemaker. 
 
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 TABEEB, C. W. — A post village, situated on the Napanee river, in the township of Camden and county 
 of Addington, first settled about twenty years ago. Distant from Kingston, the county seat, 18 miles ; 
 and from Napanee, 13 miles. Population about 400. 
 
 Ansley, Amos, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Ansley, Henry, J. P. 
 
 Babcock, Peter, farmer. 
 
 Booth, John & Joshua, saw mill proprietors. 
 
 Brown, Miss M. J., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Cambridge, Hugh, tailor and clothier. 
 
 Carl, John, farmer. 
 
 Carl, Robert, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Carl, ThomaE boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Connolly, joseph, foundry and machine shop. 
 
 Connolly & Benjamin, hub manufacturers. 
 
 Davison, Ira, blacksmith. 
 
 Deere, Henry, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Dewitt, Cephas, pattern maker. 
 
 Freebum, Adam, stone mason. 
 
 Gordon, Wm., tanner and currier. 
 
 Hanely, Miss Margaret, school teacher. 
 
 Irwin, Robert, general merchant. 
 
 Johnston, James, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Joyner, Charles, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Lake, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Lookwood, Leonard, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Lockwood, Michael, blacksmith. 
 
 Lookwood, Samuel, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Long, J., moulder. 
 
 Lowery, James, machinist 
 
 Martin, Joshua, insurance agent. 
 
 McCord, Charles, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 McKean, A., J. P , flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 McPherson, James, miller. 
 
 Miller, George, J, P. 
 
 Nagle, John, millwright. 
 
 O'Laughlin, Barnard, cabinet mnker. 
 
 O'Laughlin, Michael, cabinet maker and hotel pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 Perry, T., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Redpath, Benjamin, cabinet maker. 
 
 Scott, James, foundry and machine shop. 
 
 SHIBLEY, JOHN A., J. P., postmaster, saw mill 
 proprietor, general merchant, notary public and 
 commissioner in B. R. 
 
 Shibley, S. W., clerk. 
 
 Vauluven, Alpbeus, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Vauli Ten, Luke, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Ward, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Warner, Ira, farmer. 
 
 Wartman, John A., clerk. 
 
 Wartman, S S., tanner and currier. 
 
 Whealen, John, village blacksmith. 
 
 Wood, James, lumber merchant. 
 
 Wood, Hailestine & Carsoallen, sash, blind and door 
 manufacturers and planing mill proprietors. 
 
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 YOBE, C. W. — A pleasant village situated on the Grand River, in the township of Seneca and oonnty 
 of iialdimand, first settled about 1830, and possessing extensive water privileges. The river, which 
 is spanned by a fine bridge 680 feet in length, is navigable to Lake Erie, thus affording the best of 
 facilities for the large export trade which is carried en in grain, flour and lumber, between this point 
 and Rulfalo, N. Y. Distant /rom Cayuga, the county town, 5 miles ; from Buffalo and Lake Huron 
 Railway Station, 1} miles; from irvmilton, 18 miles; from Brantford, 25 miles; and from Toronto, 
 66 miles. Diily mail with money order office. Population about 260. 
 
 Atkinson, J., miller. 
 
 Barber, D., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Bullmer, George, tailor. 
 
 Carpenter, A., drill sergeant. 
 
 Clark, A., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Clark, Wm., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Crawford, J., plasterer. 
 
 Crosby, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Davis, A. A., vessel owner and farmer. 
 
 Davis, R. H., physician and druggist. 
 
 Duffin, S., vessel owner. 
 
 Farmer, R., vessel owner. 
 
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 Farmer, Wm , carpenter and builder. 
 
 Oowland, J., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Hannah, Andrew, farmer. 
 
 Hill, Rev. B. C, Church of England. 
 
 HUDSON, C. L., postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 Hudspeth, R., councillor. 
 
 Hull, John, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Hursell, W., township clerk and librarian. 
 
 Hyfield, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Eyffio, James, general merchant. 
 
 Lenington, Charles, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Leniugton, George, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Lynd, i , carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Martindale, Thomas, vessel owner and plaster Paris 
 
 mill proprietor. 
 McCloud, J., councillor. 
 McCluDg, Miss, school teacher. 
 McLane, R., school teacher. 
 Mellon, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 Mitchell, A., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Mitchell, N., carpenter, builder and hotel proprietor. 
 
 Morrison, W., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Murton, S., farmer. 
 
 Ruddy, R., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Slacker, H., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Slacker, Misses, milliners and dressmakers. 
 
 Slavin, Thomas, councillor. 
 
 Strachan, Thomas, J. P. and general merchant. 
 
 Taylor, M., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Trail, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Treacy, J., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Trotter, James, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Turnbull, A., deputy reeve. 
 
 Walker, W., plasterer. 
 
 f paver. Rev. F. G., Wesleyan Methodist, 
 ickett, N. H , butcher. 
 Williamson, A., boot and shoemaker. 
 Wren, Gowan, farmer, 
 fonge, David, reeve. 
 Young, Isaac, township treasurer. 
 Young, Jacob, J. P. 
 Young, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
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 YORE MILLS, C. W. — A post village situated on the west branch of the River Don, in the township 
 and county of York. Distant from Toronto, the county seat, 6 miles. 
 
 Armour, John, (Duke of Argyle), farmer. 
 
 Beckett, Alfred, farmer. 
 
 Bell, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Bellevue House, John Leach, pioprietor. 
 
 Ci.rlton, Wm., school teacher. 
 
 Carson, Wallace, farmer. 
 
 Chadwick, James, farmer. 
 
 C!arke, Thomas, farmer. 
 
 Cochrane, J. C. T., J. P. and general agent. 
 
 Collins, Thomas, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Cooper, Robert, farmer. 
 
 Cowdry, Thomas, physician. 
 
 Dennison, G. L., farmer. 
 
 Eden, Charles, blacksmith. 
 
 Gooderham, Rev. E., Baptist. 
 
 Goodwin, Wm., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Gray, George, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Gray, Robert, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Gray, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Green, W. P., farmer. 
 
 Hamilton, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Harrison, Christopher, farmer. 
 
 Harrison, Wrn., farmer. 
 
 Harvey, William, sen., 'collecting agent. 
 
 Hayden, Wm., farmer. 
 
 HOGG, JOHN, J. P., and postmaster. 
 
 HOGG, J. & W., general merchants, flour, grist 
 
 and saw mill proprietor (see card, p. 906). 
 Jackson, Edward, farmer. 
 Johnson, Thomas, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Johnston, Wm., cooper. 
 
 Leach, John, proprietor Bellevue House. 
 Leach, Mrs., grocer. 
 Leader, Jonathan, cooper. 
 Lennox, Wm., proprietor York Mills Hotel. 
 Little, J. T., farmer. 
 
 Lukes, John, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Lukes, William, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 McDonell, Hugh, cooper. 
 
 McDougall, Hon. Wm., M.P.P., barrister and com- 
 missioner of crown lands. 
 McElhinney, William, cooper. 
 McGlashan, Andrew, tanner and currier. 
 McLean, Dugald, farmer. 
 McMaster, Alexander, physician. 
 Mercer, Thomas, farmer. 
 Miller, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 Mitchell, Rev. Dr. Richard, Church of England. 
 Munro, Robert, boot and shoemaker. 
 Nolt, Wm., grocer. 
 
 Patterson, Rev. Nathaniel, Canada Presbyterian. 
 Peebles, Capt., farmer. 
 Pennock, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 Reynolds, James, cooper. 
 Robson, George, farmer. 
 Rogers, A., farmer. 
 
 Shuttleworth, George, grocer and farmer. 
 Smith, William, farmer. 
 Turner, Solomon, farmer. 
 Vanostrand, John, farmer. 
 Whitney, A., farmer. 
 York Mills Hotel, William Lennox, proprietor. 
 
 YOBE BIVEB, C. W.— A post village, situated in the township of Faraday and county of HastingSi 
 North Riding. Distant from Belleville, the county town, 74 miles. Population about 100. 
 
 CLARK, JAMES, postmaster and general merchant. 
 Dodd, William, blacksmith, stoves and tinware. 
 Harding, Philip, carpenter and builder. 
 Hayes, M. P., land and estate agent. 
 Long, Asa E., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Long, Henry, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Moore, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Moore, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Robinson, Wm., flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Stimears, Isaac, cooper. 
 
 
 YOBKVILLE, C. W.— An incorporated village in the township and county of York, situated on 
 both sides of Yonge Street, and separated from the City of Toronto by Bloor Street, the northern boun- 
 dary of that city. Yorkville is connected with Toronto by a line of Street Railway, running from the 
 
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 DOCTOR A. DAVIS, ADELAIDE STREET, CORNER BAY, TORONTO. (See Card, p. 802.) 
 
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 CANADA WEST. 
 
 GEORGE SOOTT, 
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 YONQE STREET, 
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 WIDDER, Canada Wmt. 
 
 SIDNEY WARNER, 
 Dealer ia Dry Goods, Groceriea & Hardware, 
 
 Bledlciuct, HaU. Capa* Biwta, Sho«s« and 
 Ilubbcra, Ready'inade Clothing, die. 
 
 WILTON, C. W. 
 
 Customen will find my Stoek enmpleto, comprising many artirlea 
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 CHAS. T. CASSELMAN, 
 
 DIAUE IN 
 
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 CBOCKEBT, TSAB, BOOTS, SHOES, 
 
 Sole Leather, Drugs, MedieinM, Fainti, Oili, 4k Dye Stuflk. 
 
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 Messrs. KILBORNE AIIRENS & Co. 
 GENERAL MERCHANTS, 
 
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 LEATHER, BOOTS AND SHOES, &e. 
 
 AUCTIONEERS, Ac, Ac. 
 WINFIELD, Canada Weal. 
 
 niCOi«ri<fi.JD.^Xj :ia:ox7sai, 
 
 EDWARD FOLEY, 
 
 gtaltr in itj ^odIib, S[eai2-mal)e Cloljing, 
 
 GrooeriM, Shelf ft Heavy Hardware, Iron, Haila, tus. 
 
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 WINGHAM, Canada Waat. 
 
 CYRUS CARROLL, 
 rROVINOIAL LAND SURVEYOR, 
 
 COMMISSIONER TN B. H., 
 
 CONVEYANCER, &c. 
 WROXETEU, Co. MURON, C. W. 
 
 J. & W. HOGG, 
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 AND UANUFACTURKRS OV 
 
 LUMBER, LATHS, STAVES, &c., ScQ. 
 
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 AVBNINQ, C. W. 
 
 WM. W. AUSTIN, 
 
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 READY-MADE CLOTHINO, CROCKERY, ' 
 
 BOOTS AND 8HOB8, PATENT MBDICINBS, 
 
 Frodnce of all kindj, Stovee, Caatings, Plonghi, Ac. 
 
 JEi- Also Agent for the I'ertli aud Lauarli StoTe Foundries, -Qli 
 
 KQANVILLE, C. W. 
 
 MRS. A. F. ALGUIRE, 
 GENERAL MERCHANT, 
 
 DIALIR IN 
 
 Fancy and Staple Dry Ooods, 
 
 HABERDAHHBRY, 
 
 Oroeeriei, Hardware, Drags, Booki, Frolnoe and Xlonr. 
 LUNENBURG, O. W. 
 
 WOODRUFF, BENTLEY & Co., 
 
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 YORKVILLE. 
 
 907 
 
 St. Lawrence Hall, King Street East, to a point on Yonge Street, about half a mile north of Toll-gate 
 No. 1. Yorkville contains a town hall, which is quite an ornament to the Tillage, some good churches 
 and many elegant suburban residences. It has several good schools. There are quite a number of 
 brick yards, manufactories, breweries, &o., in the plaoe. Distant from St. Lawrence ilall, Toronto, 
 2} miles. Mails daily. Population about 1,700. 
 
 Alston, James, confectioner, Tongc 
 
 Andrews, Matthew, tailor, Yonge. 
 
 Andrews, Thomas, market gardener, ATenue Road. 
 
 Atkins, Thomas, brickmaker, York. 
 
 Bakewcll, Reuben, prop. Railroad House, Yonge. 
 
 BanTil, John, waggon maker, Jarvis. 
 
 Barford, James, gardener, Sydenham. 
 
 Barden, Michael, shoemaker, Yonge. 
 
 Beadle, James, brickmaker, Sydenham. 
 
 Berryman, Charles, physician, Bloor. 
 
 Becley, George, butcher, William. 
 
 Bonnick, Joseph, butcher, Yonge. 
 
 Booth, Wm., builder, SchoUard. 
 
 BRADSHAW, PHARLES, comb maker, Darenport 
 
 Road (see card, p. 906). 
 Brent, John, hydropathic physician, Bloor, west. 
 Brinkworth, George, butcher, Yonge. 
 Bromell, Wm., general merchant, Yonge. 
 Browne, Edward, civil engineer, Yonge. 
 Brown, Philip, batcher. 
 Buchan, John, toll-gate keeper, Yonge. 
 Bundy, Patrick, (colored), carpenter. Avenue Road. 
 Carr, Samuel, glue manufacturer, Davenport Road. 
 Carter, John D., grocer, 1 Yonge, corner Bloor. 
 Cassell, R., cattle dealer, Sydenham. 
 Cherry, John P , butcher, Yonge. 
 CHERRY, RASPIN R., proprietor Crown Inn. 
 Clarke, James P., music teacher, Bloor. 
 Clayton, George H., painter, William. 
 ClewH, John, plumber, tinsmith, ftc, Yonge. 
 Clink, Thomas, carpenter, Beverley, 
 Callett, Martin, carpenter and waggon maker. 
 Callett, William, boarding house. 
 Crown, David, boot and shoemaker, Yonge. 
 CROWN INN, Raspin R. Cherry, proprietor, 
 Cumines & Co., shemists and druggists, Yonge, cor. 
 
 Bloor. 
 Dain, Joseph, butcher and provision dealer, 8 Yonge. 
 Daniels, John C, tavern keeper, Bloor. 
 Daniels, William, gardener, Ave. Road, 
 Dawson, Richard, mason. 
 Dawson, William, general merchant, Yongo. 
 Dillon, Edward, market gardener. 
 Dodds, Robert, plasterer, Yonge. 
 Downey, Mary, grocery, Yonge. 
 Downing, John, grocer, Yonge. 
 DOBSON, JAMES, J. P., postmaster and general 
 
 merchant, Yonge, cor. William. 
 Drake, William (col.), carpenter. 
 Draper, Hon. Wm. H., chief justice, U. C, Gwynne. 
 Dunn, John, brickmaker, Beverley. 
 Edmand, John, general merchant, Yonge. 
 Eveleigh, William, market gardener, 
 Farrow, Wm. H., grocer, Yonge. 
 Faulkner, John, grocer, Yonge. 
 Ferdenaudez, Emanuel, baker, Yonge. 
 Ferrett, Wm., carpenter. 
 Fisher, George, shoemaker, Yongo. 
 Fisher, John, basket maker, Yonge, east side. 
 Ford, George C, brickmaker, Yonge. 
 Gerry, James, grocer, Yonge, cor. Sydenham. 
 Gibbs, Wm., brick and tile maker, Yonge. 
 Gibson, Joseph, grocer, Yonge. 
 Gillen, Mary, spinner, Sydenham. 
 Gladdish, William, mason, Sydenham. 
 Goodwin, Mary, milliner and dressmaker, Yonge. 
 
 Grainger, Edmund, butcher, Yonge. 
 
 Grainger, Wm., butcher, Sydenham. 
 
 Greensides, John, brickmaker, Yonge. 
 
 Grenville, John, butcher, Yonge. 
 
 Ilackett, Samuel, gardner, Sydenham. 
 
 Haig, Rev. George, Methodist, Sydenham. 
 
 Hand, Wm., saddler, Yonge. 
 
 Harrington, John, brickmaker, Yonge. 
 
 Haybilt, Edwin, carpenter, Sydenham. 
 
 Haycock, Wm., dealer in fancy goods, Yonge. 
 
 Heighten, Wm., toll-gate keeper. No. I gate, Yonge. 
 
 Herbert, John, baker, Yonge. 
 
 Hewett, Wm., commission and general merchant, 
 
 comer Yonge and William. 
 Higginson, James, basket maker, Yonge. 
 Hope, Edward, baker, Yonge. 
 Hutchinson, Hugh, butcher, Yonge. 
 Hutchinson, Matthew, carriage maker, James. 
 Innocent, George, butcher, Yonge. 
 Jones, Benjamin, watchmaker and jeweller, Yonge. 
 Jordan, George, toll-gate keeper, Davenport Koad. 
 Kerr, Jas., proprietor Yorkville Inn and shoemaker 
 
 Yonge. 
 Kirk, Wm., proprietor Rod Lion Inn, Yonge. 
 Knight, George, butcher. 
 Lawrence, Rev. A. A., (colored), Methodist. 
 Lawrence, George, brickmaker, Roxburgh. 
 Locke, John, grocer, Davenport Road. 
 Lunness, Wm., butcher. 
 Madden, Patrick, blacksmith, Yonge. 
 Magdelene Asylum, Jane Peterson, matron, Yonge. 
 Marlett, John J., blacksmith, Sydenham. 
 McClelland, Thomas, waggon maker, Yonge. 
 Mcintosh, Alexander, plumber and gasfitter, Yonge. 
 Montgomery, John, blacksmith and waggon maker, 
 
 Yonge. 
 Moodie, Capt. Robert, proprietor Roaedale Pleasure 
 
 Grounds ; res. Colborne Street, Toronto. 
 NiohoUs, Joseph carpenter Sydenham. 
 Nightingale, Thomas, brick and tile yard, Yonge. 
 Palm, John, gardener, Davenport Road. 
 Parsons, Henry, plasterer, Sohollard. 
 Peacock, Richard, butcher, Yonge. 
 Pears, Leonard, dealer in chicory, SchoUard, cornor 
 
 Yonge. 
 Peel, James, brickmaker, Yonge. 
 Peterson, Jane, matron Magdalene Asylum. 
 Pickering, James, carpenter, Yonge. 
 Pierce, gardener, Sydenham. 
 Post 0£9ce, James Dobson, postmaster, Yonge, near 
 
 Town Hall. 
 Railroad Houso, Reuben Bakewell, proprietor, 
 
 Yonge. 
 Raith, Thomas S., general blacksmith, Yonge. 
 Red Lion Inn, Wm. Kirk, proprietor, Yonge. 
 Richards, R. B., ice dealer, Davenport Road. 
 Riches, Richard, waggon maker, Yonge. 
 Rosedale Pleasure Grounds, Capt. Robert Moodie, 
 
 proprietor. 
 Samson, D., agricultural implement maker. 
 Schoenlank, Samuel, general merchant, Yonge. 
 SCOTT, GEORGE, grocer and provision merchant, 
 
 Yonge (see card, p. 906). 
 Severn, 0. & H., brewers and maltsters, Yonge. 
 Sbeppard, John, brickmaker, Beverley. 
 Sleigh, John, J. P., Yonge. 
 
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 LEATHEIl AND FINDINGS AT WHOLESALE, BY SESSIONS, CARPENTER & Co., TORONTO. 
 
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 YORKVILLE— ZURICH. 
 
 Smallpiece, H., saddle and harnesR maker, Yonge. 
 Smith, Henry, market gardener, Arenue Road. 
 Smith, Mrs. R., (coloured), grocery, Sydenham. 
 Struthers, Mr., shoemaker, Schollard. 
 Tallman, F., music teacher, Sydenham. 
 Tihl, John, basket maker, Yonge. 
 Thorn, Charles, proprietor Uaion Hotel, Yonge. 
 Toll-Qate No. 1, Wm. Heigh ton, keeper, Yonge. 
 Townsley, Qeorge, brickmaker. 
 Townsley, Wm., brickmaker, Arenne Road. 
 Union Hotel, Charles Thorn, proprietor, Yonge. 
 Venn, Richard, gardener. 
 
 Wallis, James, blacksmith and dealer in crockery, 
 Yonge. 
 
 Watson, Charles, grocer, Yonge. 
 
 Watts, George, butcher. 
 
 Webster, John, carriage and waggon maker, Yong«. 
 
 West, Thomas Q., mason, Sydenham. 
 
 Westlake, Wm., dry goods merchant, Yonge. 
 
 White, Qeo. H., carpenter, Arenue Road. 
 
 Willard, Henry, gardener, Sydenham. 
 
 Williams, John, cooper, Yonge. 
 
 Will mot, Edward, batcher, Yonge. 
 
 Wilson, Thomas, brickmaker. 
 
 Wright, James, gardener. Avenue Road. 
 
 YoUand, Thos., butcher and provision dealer Yonge. 
 
 Yorkville Ian, James Kerr, prop., Yonge. 
 
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 ZETLAND, C. W. — A post village, situated on Maitland River, in the township of Tumberry and 
 county of Huron. Distant from Godericb, the county town, 30 miles. Population about 60. 
 
 Bell, Mary Ann, school teacher. 
 
 BOWMAN, J. W., postmaster. 
 
 Brace, Lewis J., J. P., saw mill proprietor and former. 
 
 Currie, Robert, J. P. 
 
 Godkin, Mrs. James, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Kennedy, Robert, mason. 
 Lament Mrs. John, weaver. 
 McLeod, John, carpenter and builder. 
 Stewart, Charles, hotel proprietor. 
 
 ZIMMERMAN, C. W.— A post village, situated on Twelve-Mile-Creek, in the township of Nelson 
 and county of Halton ; it contains one common school. Distant from Milton, the county town, 8 miles ; 
 Hamilton, 16 miles ; and from Toronto, 33 miles. Puprlation about 50. 
 
 Bell, Thomas, carpenter. 
 
 Bower, Charles, tailor. 
 
 McCrea, Donald, agricultural implement mannfao- 
 
 turer. 
 Nosbit, R. K., school teacher. 
 
 Watson, Thomas, blacksmith and farmer. 
 ZIMMERMAN, H.P., postmaster, general merchant, 
 
 flour and saw mill proprietor and fai-mer. 
 Zimmerman, Johnson, dentist and farmer. 
 
 ZURICH, C. W. — A post village, situated in the township of Hay and county of Huron. 
 Godericb, the county town, 24 miles. Population of township 3,064, by last census. 
 
 Distant from 
 
 Axt, Frederick, blacksmith. 
 
 Bauer, Charles, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Beeker, Louis Veitor, house and sign painter. 
 
 Brown, Robert, general merchant. 
 
 Carlyle, Wm., township collector. 
 
 Creimann, Charles, tin and copper smith. 
 
 Doichert, Peter, blacksmith. 
 
 Eisenbach, George, weaver. 
 
 Fee, Walter, J. P. 
 
 Foster, Samuel, school teacher. 
 
 Goetz, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Greb, Henry, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Hill, Casper, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Hofele, Bernard, general merchant and proprietor 
 Zurich Hotel. 
 
 KNELL, FREDERICH, J. P., township reeve, post- 
 master, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Kohler, Henry, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Miinziger, Rev. J. N., Lutheran. 
 
 Poller, Charles, physician. 
 
 Schmidt, Andrew, bookseller. 
 
 Soldan, Henry, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 VAUTHIER, LOUIS, collecting agent, proprietor 
 Victoria Hotel, commissioner in B. R. and assist- 
 ant postmaster. 
 
 Vautbier & Poller, glue manufacturers. 
 
 Victoria Hotel, Louis Vautbier, proprietor. 
 
 Wagner, Conrad F., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Weber, Casper, mason. 
 
 Wilson, Wm., township clerk and treasurer. 
 
 Wohlnick, Henry, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Zellar, Michael, J. P., township assessor. 
 
 Zimmermann, Henry, tailor. 
 
 Zippel, Henry, cooper. 
 
 Zurich Hotel, Bernard Hofele, proprietor. 
 
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 ALFRED, C. W. — A post Tillage, sitnated in the township of Alfred and coanties of Prescott and 
 Ruyaell. Distant from L'Orignal, the county town, 12 miles ; from Caledonia Springs, 6 miles ; and 
 from Ottawa, 47 miles. Population of township about 1400. 
 
 Armstrong, Rot. Q., Charch of England. 
 
 Bertrand, Rer. Mr. , Roman CathoUo. 
 
 Bonlt, John A., J. P. 
 
 Brady, Thomas, J. P. and reore. 
 
 Cashion, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Cideaux, Desada, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Clement, Joseph, councillor. 
 
 HILL, JOHN, postmaster and hotel proprietor. 
 
 Holmesj, Henry, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Holmes, John, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Holmes, Thomas, township oolleotor and real estate 
 
 agent. 
 Hughes, Humphrey, J. P. 
 James, Theodore, J. P. 
 Kennedy, Alexander, councillor. 
 Lamore, David, tin and coppersmith. 
 Landrum, J. W., general merchant. 
 Larocque, Mr., general merchant. 
 
 Lawler, Miss, school teacher. 
 
 Lawler, Oeorge, general merchant. 
 
 Lawler, Oeorge, blacksmith. 
 
 Little, Mine, school teacher. 
 
 Mayette, F^lis, mason and plasterer. 
 
 Mayette, Franfois, mason and plasterer. 
 
 McCusker, James, councillor. 
 
 McQauvern, F^liz, general merchant, township clerk 
 
 and hotel proprietor. 
 McGauyern, James, carriage and waggon maker. 
 McGauTern, Joseph, J. P. and saw mill proprietor. 
 McKay, J. L., collecting agent and hotel proprietor. 
 McMaster, Miss Jane, school teacher. 
 Parrasin, H., councillor. 
 Saborin, Alfred, carpenter and builder. 
 Seguin, Paul, blacksmith. 
 Zievarch, Seraphin, millwright. 
 
 
 AVE17ING, C W. — A small tillage, situated on Mad River, in the township of Nottawasaga and 
 North Riding of the county of Simcoe. Distant from Barrie, the county town, 26 miles ; and from 
 Sunnidale station, on the Northern Railway, 6 miles. Mail tri-weekly. Population about 100. 
 
 Ayrest, Wm., miller. 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE Co., F. C. Thombury, 
 agent. 
 
 Carruthers, C^orge, sen., millwright and machinist. 
 
 Carruthers, Ge(.rge, jun., blacksmith and waggon 
 mnker. 
 
 Duff, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Horton, D. S., foreman in saw mill. 
 
 Kendrick, John, jun., sawyer. 
 
 iikylo, John, sawyer. 
 
 Little, John, weaver. 
 
 Little, Wm., carpenter. 
 
 Lott, John, farmer. 
 
 Lowry, Charles, farmer. 
 
 Martin, James, farmer. 
 
 Martin, Robert, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Matchett, James, hotel proprietor and lumber mer- 
 chant. 
 
 Matchett, Edward, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Mix, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Morrison, Hugh, farmer. 
 
 Morrow, A., farmer. 
 
 Murray, John, farmer. 
 
 O'Hata, Thomas, carpenter. 
 
 Scott, Wm., lumber foreman. 
 
 Thornbury, C, turner, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Thombury, F. C, general merchant, issuer of mar- 
 riage licenses and agent Canada Life Assurance 
 Company. 
 
 THORNBURF, WM. H., J. P., postmaster, flour, 
 saw and planing mill proprietor (see card, p. 906). 
 
 Varney, Peter, sawyer. 
 
 WEED, JOHN D., millwright and engineer, pro- 
 prietor steam saw mills. 
 
 Weir, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Wisden, Henry, carpenter. 
 
 BALDEBSON, C. W. — A post village, situated in the township of Bathurst and county of Lanark. 
 Di8t4tnt from Perth, the county town, 6 miles ; from Ottawa, 60 miles ; from Brookville, 46 miles ; 
 and from Toronto, 280 miles. Population of township about 1,000. 
 
 Allan, William, J. P., and farmer. 
 Bain, Rev. William, Presbyterian. 
 Balderson, John, farmer. 
 
 Bothwell, James, blacksmith, agrionltural imple- 
 ment, and carriage and waggon maker. 
 Brooke, T., village clerk. 
 Conners, Mr., carpenter and builder. 
 Doran, William, councillor. 
 Drew, Benedict, butcher. 
 
 Fraser, A., house and sign painter. 
 Oibb, William, school teacher. 
 Lees, William, reeve. 
 
 McDonald, ANGUS, postmaster and hotel prop. 
 McDonald, James J., blacksmith, agricultural imple- 
 ment and carriage and waggon maker. 
 McGregor, D , carpenter and builder. 
 Mclntyre, Hugh, farmer. 
 McKinnon, Charles, tailor. 
 
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 McLaren, Alexander, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Noon, James, depatj reete. 
 
 
 McLaren, DnncRn, farmer. 
 
 Playfair, Col. A. W., crown land agent. 
 
 
 McNaugbton, John, farmer. 
 
 Scott, John, farmer. 
 
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 McNaughton, William, fanner. 
 
 Stephenson, Rer. Duncan, clergyman. 
 
 
 Miller, A., councillor. 
 
 West, J., hotel proprietor. 
 
 
 Moderwil, John, councillor. 
 
 Toung, James, J. P. 
 
 
 BALMORAL, C. W. — A post Tillage, situated in the township of Rainham and county of Haldimand. 
 Distant from Cayuga, the county town, 6 miles; from Hamilton, 28 miles; and from Toronto, 28 miles. 
 Mail tri-weekly. Population about 60. 
 
 Anguish, Jacob, hotel proprietor. 
 
 ANGUISH, LEWIS, postmaster and saw mill prop. 
 
 Beck, Jacob, cooper. 
 
 Best, Wm., J. P. 
 
 Dougherty, Michael, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Gill, Mathew, J. P. 
 
 Heasman, John, J. P. 
 
 Hunter, Andrew, school teacher. 
 
 MoBetb, John, mason. 
 
 McDonald, Christopher, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Mitchell, James, J. P. 
 
 Mitchell, Peter, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Steel, James, blacksmith. 
 
 Strohn, Qarrett, potash manufacturer. 
 
 BECANCOUB, C. E.— A large and thrifing Tillage, situated on the south shore of (he riTer St. 
 Lawrence, in the Seigniory of Dutord, county of Nicolet, and district of Three RiTers. It is the chef 
 lieu of the county, and the terminus of the Arthabaska and Three Rivers Railway. It has a consider- 
 able grain trade, and an extensiTO lumber business is carried on both in manufactured lumber and 
 saw logs for the Quebec Market. It has a mechanics' institute, also model schools for boys and girls. 
 Distant from Three Rivers, 5 miles ; from Quebec, 85 miles ; and from Montreal, 96 miles. Daily 
 mails. Population about 1,600. 
 
 
 Bale, Etienne, general merchant. 
 Beaucheiuin, widow, general storekeeper. 
 Beaucbemin, Mias Clarissa, teacher boys' model 
 
 school. 
 BeaucbSne, Clovis, notarial student. 
 Beaucbeae, F., boarding house keeper. 
 Bcauchene, Jean, farmer. 
 Beauch^ne, M., tailor. 
 Bilodeau, Jean, house and sign painter. 
 Bellisle, Antoine, tin and coppersmith. 
 Bellisle; Joseph, dancing master, hair dresser, &o. 
 Bellisle, Moi'se, cabinet maker and undertaker. 
 Bloncbir, Achille, deputy registrar. 
 Boisvert, Fabien, general merchant. 
 Brassard, Philip, physician and surgeon. 
 Caron, Benjamin, caulker. 
 Charbonneau, Antoiue, labourer. 
 Cbarbonneau, F^lix, sen., butcher and boarding 
 
 house keeper. 
 Charbonneau, F^liz, jun., butcher. 
 Charbonneau, William, contractor. 
 Cormier, Charles, tanner and currier. 
 Cormier, Damicn, carpenter and builder. 
 Cormier, F^lix, guardian of bridge. 
 Cormier, Sevi^re, carpenter and builder. 
 County Agricultural Society, Thomas A. Lambert, 
 
 president ; Joseph Jutras, secretary-treasurer. . 
 D6n£chaud, M. F., general storekeeper. 
 D^silets, Antoine 0., notary public, municipal sea- 
 
 retary-treasurer, insurance and general agent. 
 D<^silets, Charles, blacksmith. 
 Desilets, Louis, gentleman. 
 Douoet, Ililaire, hotel keeper. 
 Doucet, Moise, blacksmith. 
 Dubois, Charles, farmer. 
 Dubois, Pierre, tanner and municipal eonncillor. 
 Dubord, Isaac, wagirnn maker. 
 Equitable Fire Insurance Co., Antoino 0. Desilets, 
 
 agent. 
 Oenest, Moise, municipal councillor. 
 Hamel, Elz6ar, farmer. 
 Hubert, Jean Bte., bailiff. 
 Hubert, Mrs. J. B., tailoress, dyer and scoimr. 
 Houlette, Jean Bte., waggon maker. 
 
 Jobin, Notil, contractor. 
 
 Jobin, Peter, sculptor. 
 
 Jutras, Joseph, J. P., county registrar and notatjr 
 
 public. 
 La Barre, Joseph, constable. 
 Lacourse, Charles, general merchant. 
 Lambert, Theodore Hector, medical student. 
 LAMBERT, THOS. A., J. P., county warden, parish 
 
 mayor, real estate and land agent, produce and 
 
 commission merchant, &o. (see card, p. 906). 
 Lamothe, Joseph, tanner and currier. 
 Landry, Elz6ar, J. P. 
 
 Landry, Louis, lieutenant-colonel of militia. 
 Landry, Louis Elz^ar, physician and surgeon. 
 Landry, Olivier, farmer. 
 Lebel, J., baker. 
 Le Blanc, Alexis, farmer. 
 Le Blanc, Leandre, municipal councillor. 
 Le Blanc, Louis, farmer. 
 Leclerc, Pierre, organist. 
 Leduo, Severe, general merchant. 
 L^garr6, George, laborer. 
 L6garr6, Joseph, ferryman. 
 L6garr6, Miss Julio, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Letieucq, Gustavus, sculptor. 
 Lupien, Edmond, photographic artist. 
 Lupien, George, accountant. 
 Lupien, Octave, accountant. 
 Macdonald, Angus, J. P., lumber merchant. 
 Malo, Rev. S. L., Roman Catholic. 
 Marier, Joseph, gunsmith. 
 Marier, Moise, blacksmith. 
 Mass^, Jean Bte., carpenter and builder. 
 Mayrant, Marie Louise, general storekeeper and 
 
 mill owner. 
 Mechanics' Institute, T. A. Lambert, president. 
 Montambault, George, baker. 
 Morreault, Jos., carter and fanner. 
 Moreault, Sifroie, waggon maker. 
 Morrisette, Joseph, sen., blacksmith. , 
 
 Morrisette, Joseph, jun., blacksmith. 
 Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Montreal, Ant. 
 
 O. Desilets, agent. 
 O'Shaughnessy, Miohael, lumber merchant. 
 
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 Pepin, Frnnyois, blacksmith. 
 
 Pepiii, Pascal, notary publio. 
 
 Prince, Pierre, general merchant. 
 
 Provancber, Pierre, fanner and municipal councillor. 
 
 Reaume, AJolphe, sculptor, 
 
 Reaume, Uavid, farmer, 
 
 Richard, C, tailor, 
 
 Richard, Mrs. C, milHoer and dressmaker, 
 
 Richard, Charles, farmer. 
 
 RIVARU, ItENJAMIN, postmaster, carpenter and 
 
 builder. 
 Rivard, J. T3to., painter, carpenter and builder. 
 Rivard, L^onore, carpenter and builder. 
 Rivard, Miss Marie Louise Eltse, teacher Girls' 
 
 Model School 
 Rodgers, John, plasterer. 
 
 Rushford, Luke, carpenter and bailder. 
 
 Simard, Joseph, mason. 
 
 Simarcl, Thomas, mason. 
 
 St. Arnault, Dumas, architect. 
 
 St. Onge, Etienne, constable. 
 
 St. Ours, Antoine, labourer. 
 
 Terrault, Mrs. M., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Thibodeau, Edward, hotel keeper. 
 
 Toursigny, Franfois, municipal councillor. 
 
 Toursigny, Olivier, municipal councillor. 
 
 Toursigny, Victor, farmer. 
 
 Turcotte, Joseph, accountant. 
 
 Verrette, Alexis, waggon maker, house and sign 
 
 painter. 
 Verfitle, Joseph, sexton. 
 
 BELMORE, C. W. — A village situated in the township of Tumberry and county of Huron, at the 
 junction of the townships of Tumberry, Uowick, Carrick and Culross, on the main road leading 
 from the Seaforth Station on the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway, and one of the best inland Tillages 
 in the province for the purchase of grain, of which there is a very large amount raised in the neigh- 
 bourhood. U is distant from Uoderich, the county town, 35 miles ; from the Seaforth Station of the 
 lluffato and Lake Huron Railway, 81 miles; from Southampton, on Lake Huron, 40 miles; and from 
 Walkcrton, 16 miles. Daily mail. Population about 160. 
 
 Bane, Adam, boot and shoemaker. 
 Bane, Mrs. Adam, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Belmore Hotel, John Lamonly, proprietor. 
 Chambers, Thomas, proprietor Queen's, Arms. 
 Contalon & Moffatt, general merchants. 
 Davidson, Isaac, blacksmith. 
 
 Docksteater, Archibald, proprietor Farmers' Home. 
 Farmers' Home, Archibald Docksteater, proprietor. 
 Hamilton, John, general merchant. 
 Hamilton, Mrs. John, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Hicks, Rev. Peter. 
 
 Hough, Rev. J., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 Hutchinson, George, merchant tailor. 
 IRWIN, FRANCIS W., J. P., postmaster, notary 
 public, insurance agent, agent for the sa^o of 
 
 {>lough8 and cooking stoves, issuer of marriage 
 iccnses, commissioner in B. R. and Common 
 Pleas, and coroner for the united counties of 
 Huron and Bruce. 
 Irwin, John, constable. 
 King William, A., saw mill proprietor. 
 Lenix, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 sash, 
 
 Lamonly, John, proprietor Bellmore Hotel. 
 
 Lark, Henry, pump maker. 
 
 McLain, Samuel, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 McNaly, Wm., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Millin, Robert, blacksmith. 
 
 Neven, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Neven, Robert, constable. 
 
 Proctor, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Queen's Arms, Thomas Chambers, proprietor. 
 
 Robinson, Wm., cooper, cabinet maker, and 
 
 blind and door manufacturer. 
 Rush, David, patent washing machine manufacturer. 
 Scholes, Francis W., J. P. 
 Sugden, David, boot and shoemaker. 
 Terriff, Peter, boot and shoemaker. 
 THOMPSON, DAVID, assistant postmaster, grocer 
 
 and druggist. 
 Thompson, Joseph, saddle and harness maker. 
 Trott, Joseph, tanner and leather dealer. 
 Warner, John, carpenter and builder. 
 Toung, Joseph, boot and sjoemaker. 
 
 BELCEIL, C. E. — A thriving village, situated on the north t'Voro of the rirer Richelieu, opposite St. 
 Hilaire, in the Seigniory of Beloeil, county of Verch^rcs and district of Montreal. During the summer 
 a steamboat plying between Chambly and Montreal touches here twice a week. The Beloeil station on 
 the Grand Trunk Railway is about a mile and a half from the village and has a post office. Distant 
 from Chambly, 12 miles; from St. Marc, 8 miles ; and from Montreal, 21 miles. Daily mails. Popula- 
 tion about 600. [NoTi. — As the corrections for this village were not received in time for the body of 
 the work, the whole has been represented as under. See also, p. 49. — Pub.] 
 
 Allard, Jean Bte., commissioner of small oaases, 
 
 physician and surgeon. 
 Beauchemin, Henri, baker. 
 Bernard, Abraham, school commissioner. 
 Blanchard, Rodrigue, blacksmith. 
 Blanchard, Vilbon, grocer. 
 Bousqnet, Francois, tailor. 
 BHILLON, JOSEPH R., notary public, clerk of 
 
 commissioners court and postmaster. 
 Brousseau, Jean Bte., physician and surgeon. 
 Brunei, Louis, secretary and treasurer to school 
 
 commissioners. 
 Charland, Francois, grocer. 
 Daigle, Joi<eph, general merchant, mayor and lohool 
 
 commissioner. 
 
 D6pati3, Fran9o{8, boot and shoemaker. 
 Deranleau, Ftavien, municipal councillor. 
 De Ronville, Hertel, general merchant 
 DILLON, STEPHEN, express agent and postmafler 
 
 Beloeil station. 
 Dados, M'me. Louis, hotel keeper. 
 Dufresne, Edouard, school commissioner. 
 Durncher, Rev. Eus^be, school commissioner. 
 Gadbois, Victor, commissioner of small causes and 
 
 major of militia. 
 Gaudette, Christophe, boot and shoemaker. 
 Jodoin, Amable, general merchant. -, - 
 
 Labaise, Lnnis. boot and shoemaker. 
 Lapalmt, DidMC, moidoiptl ooanoil'or. 
 La valine, Jerome, municipal councillor. * 
 
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 LedoQx, Edouard, blscktmith. 
 
 Ledoax, Joneph, carriage and wag^oo maker. 
 
 Lemay, Rev. AagostiD, Roman Catbolio. 
 
 Malot, Prudent, jf. P., oommiasioner of gmaU canses, 
 
 general merchant and lieut.-ool. of militia. 
 Pepin, C^leetin, bailiff and tanner. 
 Petit, Francois Xavier, saddle and bamess maker. 
 Pigeon, Joseph, municipal oouncillrr. 
 Pigeon, Toassaint, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Pr4fontaine, Alexandre, baker. 
 Prefontaine, II., physician and surgeon. 
 Pr6fontaine, Joseph, municipal councillor. 
 Rainean, Alexandre, carpenter and joiner. 
 R^nois, Narcisse, municipal councillor. 
 Saunier, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 Thibault, George, boot and shoemaker. 
 Vandandaigue, Andr6, major of militia. 
 
 BLAEESTON, O. W. — A post village aituated on Big Creek, in the township of Windham and county 
 of Norfolk, containing one common school. Distant from Simooe, the county town, H miles ; Toronto, 
 75 miles ; and from Uamilton, 85 miles. Population about 200. 
 
 Butler, A., cooper. 
 
 Dunlop, A., cooper. 
 
 Dunlop, Robert, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Edgeworth, Thog., boot and shoemaker and farmer. 
 
 Farmers' Hotel, W. Robinson, proprietor. 
 
 FORD, £. H., postmaster. 
 
 Freeman, II. M., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Oornig, Miss M. A., school teacher. 
 
 Eitcher, A., cooper. 
 
 Lawrence, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 MoKEK, M. C, house and sign painter. 
 
 Mitchel, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Palmer, Peter, plasterer. 
 Palmer, S., plasterer. 
 Palmer, Wm., mason. 
 Rice, Samuel, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Robinson, Wm., general merchant and hotel prop. 
 Smith, Wm., cooper. 
 
 Teeter, Geo., farmer, flour and gristmill proprietor. 
 Teeter, H. F., general merchant. 
 Teeter, Solomon, flour and feed dealer. 
 Teeter, Wm. H. & Co., lumber merchants and saw 
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 BLESSINGTON, C. W. — A post village situated in the township of Tyendinaga and county of 
 Ilastiugs, North Riding, and contains one common school. Distant from Belleville, the county town, 
 12 miles; Kingston, 50 miles; Toronto, 121 miles; Hamilton, 161 miles; and from Montreal, 208 
 miles. Population about 400. 
 
 Brophy, Rev. George, Roman Catholic. 
 Huffman, John R., township councillor. 
 
 LALLT, JOHN, J. P., postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 MoGurn, Thomas, school teacher. 
 
 SBOUQHAM, C. W. — A pleasant village situated in the township of Pickering, county of Ontario, 
 South Riding. Distant from Whitby, the county town, 12 miles ; and from Toronto, 28 miles. Daily 
 mail. Population about 800. 
 
 Armstrong, Dr., physician and Burgeon. 
 
 Ballard, George, town councillor. 
 
 Bentley, C, collecting agent. 
 
 Bentley, J. L., secretary Joint Stook Lumber Co. 
 
 Biloo, Robert, sewing machine agent 
 
 Brown, Robert, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Campbell, Wm., tailor. 
 
 Churchill, Mrs. Eleanor, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Daniels, Daniel, general merchant. 
 
 Daniels, Mrs. D., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Davison, Mr., blacksmith. 
 
 Dixon, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Earl, G. W., collecting agent. 
 
 Ferrier, Dr., physioiaa and surgeon. 
 
 Qould, John, butcher. 
 
 Groves, Stephen, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Haight, John, town councillor. 
 
 Hubbard, Thomas, J. P. 
 
 Joint Stock Lumber Company, John Phillips, presi- 
 dent ; P. Woodruff, treasurer ; J. L. Bentley, secre- 
 tary. 
 
 Martin, J., tailor. 
 
 Mathews, C, hotel proprietor. 
 
 McKnight, J., town councillor. 
 
 Meadow, J., cooper. 
 
 Patterson, Andrew, tanner and enrrier. 
 
 Phillips, John, president, Joint Stock Lumber Com- 
 pany. 
 
 Portens, Robert, general merchant 
 
 Reeves, Joseph, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Smith, George, plasterer and mason. 
 
 Smith, John, house and sign painter. 
 
 Straohan, David, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 TAUN, RICHARD, postmaster. 
 
 Webb, S., blacksmith, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 White, Truman P., town reeve. 
 
 Wixon, Joseph, town conncillor. 
 
 Woodruff, P., treasurer. Joint Stock Lumber Com- 
 pany, lumber merchant and hotel proprietor. 
 
 WOODRUFF, BENTLEY & Co., druggiata, (see 
 card, p. 9061. 
 
 Worioh, Francis, school teacher. 
 
 Wright, George, honae and sign painter. 
 
 DEEBHITBST, C. W.— A post village situated in the township of West Gwillimbnry and county of 
 Simcoe, South Riding. Distant fh)m Barrie, the county town, 17 miles ; and from Toronto, 41 miles. 
 Population of township, per laat cenans, 8,608. 
 
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 Aostitiiii, Altrahftin, hotel proprietor. 
 Bell, Anilrew, f-AW mill proprietor. 
 Clark, Itev. Mr., Wculeviiii Metliodist. 
 Evaiif. Jft'oes, savr uiill pi'oprietur. 
 FuniieM, Joseph, .1.1*. 
 Olasfonl. .lohn, cooper. 
 Macliie, Win., niw mill proprietor. 
 MoBcTth, John, J. P., h»w mill proprietor. 
 McClean, Stephen, hoot niiii Hiioemaker. 
 MoCleilAnil, Andrew, hiackainith. 
 McCutclieon, Alei., boot nii'l bhoeiiiaker. 
 MoKeo, ReT. Wm., Prcabjrterian. 
 
 O'Connell, John, weaver. 
 
 Pattnn, Rev. Mr., Church of Eogiaud. 
 
 Reed, Jacob, wearer. 
 
 Kogers, Auron, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Kcnnlnn, MnrW. Haw mill proprietor. 
 
 Htecl, John, lilackHmith. 
 
 .Stuigeon, Robert, weitvcr. 
 
 Thorpe, fleorge, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Tuuae, liethel, J. P. 
 
 WALTER, S., poHtma^ter ami j^oniTal merchant. 
 
 Weat, Sumpsou, aaw mill proprietor. 
 
 DEBEHAM, C. W. — Alio known as Tilsonburgh — a village aituatcl on Big Otter Creek, in the 
 toifn:<liip of Uerehaiii, county of Oxford, on the Ingeraoll and Port Durwell plank and gravel road 
 Distant from Woodatock, the county town, 26 niilea ; frnm Ingeraoll, 10 milea; and from Port 
 13urwell, 17 miles. Daily mail and money order office. Population about 1000. 
 
 AuU, John M., physician and aurgeon. 
 
 Avery, N. II., tailor. 
 
 Avery, Orin, J. P., founder and uiachiniat. 
 
 Bain, T. 1)., J. P., geteral merchant. 
 
 Beaupr6, Thomas, l>oot and ahoemnker. 
 
 Bilow, Isaac, cooper. 
 
 Bodwcll, E. v., reeve. 
 
 BoDser, Qeo., proprietor North American Hotel and 
 pound keeper. 
 
 Brown, U. N., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Brown, Thomas T., general merchant. 
 
 Burke, Richard H., tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Burn, Frederick, flour and feed dealer. 
 
 Calvert, W. J., photographic artist. 
 
 Carpenter, 8. B., undertaker. 
 
 Cope, John, blackaniith. 
 
 Croley, Mra., milliner and dresamakcr. 
 
 Dalrympio, J., cabinet maker and furniture dealer. 
 
 Darrow, W. C, black.smith. • 
 
 Ferguson, C. W., general merchant and insurance 
 agent. 
 
 Fiaher, Rev. Andrew, Church of England. 
 
 Hardy, Thomas, J. P. and farmer. 
 
 Harri.'^, T., boot and ahooniaker and harness maker. 
 
 Hawkins, C., municipal treasurer. 
 
 Hawkins, Francis R., agricultural implement maker. 
 
 Hill, C, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Hyman, E. W., tanner and currier. 
 
 Jackson, Wm., livery stable keeper. 
 
 Joy, Sylvanus, physician and surgeon. 
 
 Kelso, David, cabinet maker, upholsterer, under- 
 taker and furniture dealer. 
 
 Kennedy, James, jeweller and watchmaker. 
 
 Kinney, Cyrus, patent agent. 
 
 LAW, W. S., publisher TUtmhurgh Obterver. 
 
 Loper, Jasper, dentist 
 
 McDonald, Wm., J. P. and merchant tailor. 
 
 McLaren, Duncan, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 McLEAN, LACI1L.\N, poatmaater, and agent of 
 Western As.uuranoe Company and Life Association 
 
 of Scotland. 
 Merritt, P., general merchant. 
 Merritt, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 Moore, Abraham, aaw mill proprietor. 
 Nesbitt, W. E., notary public, municipal clerk and 
 
 collecting agent. 
 Newcomb, 8imeon B , barrister. 
 North Amercan Hotel and Livery Stable, Qeorge 
 
 ISonaer, proprietor. 
 North, Wm., saddle and harness maker. 
 O'Neill, Joseph, proprietor Uoyal Motel. 
 Pease, Lewis, houac and aign painter. 
 Peters, David, blackamith. 
 Pickett, Wm., gardener. 
 Richardson, Uev. W., Presbyterian. 
 Royal Hotel, Joseph O'Neill, proprietor. 
 Sinclair, L. 0., school teacher. 
 Slaght, Silas, general merchant. 
 Smith, John, J. P. 
 Smith, Malcolm, J. P. 
 
 Smith, J. & M., flour, grist and saw mill proprietors. 
 Stonehouae, Edward, barrister. 
 Taylor, Peter, boot and shoemaker. 
 Thomson, John, saddle and harness maker. 
 Tillson, E. D., J. P., general merchant, carpenter 
 
 and builder, flour, grist, saw and planing mill 
 
 proprietor. 
 Tillaon, Qeorge, farmer. 
 TILSONBURGH OBSERVER, W. S. Law, pub- 
 
 lisher. 
 Turner, Wm. H., merchant tailor. 
 Van Norman, Miss H. £., school teacher. 
 Van Norman, Abram, baker and confectioner. 
 West, Wm., butcher. 
 Wilkinson, Rev. Heury. Methodist. 
 Willson, Alex., butcher. 
 
 
 EQANVILLE, C W. — A village situated on the Bonnechier river, in the township of Orattan, county 
 of Renflrew. Distant from Perth, 80 miles ; from Ottawa, 85 miles ; from Pembroke, 23 miles ; from 
 Renfrew, 26 miles ; and from Douglas, 10 miles. Mail tri-weekly. Population about 800. 
 
 Anderson, Rev. J., Episcopal Methodist. 
 Armstrong, Miss Catharine, bonnet maker. 
 Armstrong, John, sen. , beef and pork packer. 
 Armstrong, Wm., jeweller and watchmaker. 
 Armstrong, John ft Wm., eoopers. 
 Austin, Wm. W., general merchant, agent for Perth 
 
 and Lanark Foundry and Shaw's Mills. 
 Beach, A., tanner. 
 Both&eld, Jamea, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Brennan, Michael, blacksmith. 
 British Hotel, D. J. Walsh, proprietor. 
 Byrne, Very Rev. James, Roman Catholio. 
 Campbell, C., proprietor Eganville Hotel. 
 Campbell, Peter D., saw mill proprietor. 
 Campbell, Robert, agent estate of John Egaa & Co^ 
 Campbell, Rev. T., Church of England. 
 Davis, W, J., proprietor Royal Saloon. 
 Davis, Wm. H., merchant tailor. 
 
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 DAnoTan, Thomni, boot and ihoemaker. 
 
 Duffoy, Mrs, bonnet maker, 
 
 EgHnville Hotel, C. Cuinpbell, proprietor. 
 
 Ervin^, Mr., county treiiHurer. 
 
 Fauglit, L'lwrence, boot nod shoemaker. 
 
 French, T. P , proTinci«l wnrden and crown land 
 agent, Clontnrf post office. 
 
 OHlliiplitT, Fi'iiynl, tailor. 
 
 Gullnghcr, lliivli. agricultural implement and car- 
 riage nn<l wii^r^oti maker. 
 
 Oourlcy. (ieorjfo, tnnnci'. 
 
 Harris, Wm., crown land agent, Renfrew poet office. 
 
 llickey, .lohn, county clerk. 
 
 Ilickcy, M. J., barrister. 
 
 Hickey, Tliomns, reere and barrister. 
 
 Jesaop, Wm., sen., builder. 
 
 Kearney. M. J., municipal secretary, & bootmaker. 
 
 Kelly, Thomas \., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Kernighnn, George, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Laccy, Daiiicl, broker, municipal treasurer and 
 shocmiiker. 
 
 Lake, George, tingmiib. 
 
 Lanark Foundry, Wm. W. Austin, agent. 
 
 Lynn, J. P., physician, surgeon and dentist. 
 
 Lynn, S. ()., notary, clerk 'Jih division court for the 
 jinited counties of Lanark and Renfrew. 
 
 McDonell, Alex., trustee estate of John^gan & Co. 
 
 McDouelt, Duncan, J. P., prop. Uuiun Hotel. 
 
 McDonell, J & R., trustees estate of John Egan & Co. 
 
 Mcllugh &, Gorman, blacksmiths. 
 
 McLran, Hector, builder. 
 
 Mcl.ellnu, John, broker. 
 
 .Mclielliin, John, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 McMullin, John, collecting agent. 
 
 .McMullen, Rer. Mr., Presbyterian. 
 
 Mills, Robert, J. P., eipress agent. 
 
 Moore, llurmon, builder. 
 
 Moore, Stedman, builder. 
 
 .Mullins, Stephen, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Qualey, John, bout and shoemaker. 
 
 Qualey, John, general merchant. 
 
 QUALEY, THOMAS, postmaster. 
 
 ReeTes, James, general merchant. 
 
 Royal Saloon, W. J. Davis, proprietor. 
 
 Smith, John, tanner and livery stable keeper. 
 
 Smith, W. & T., carpenters and builders. 
 
 Turner, Robt. M., trustee estate of John Egan &Co. 
 
 Union Ilotcl, Duncan McDonell, proprietor. 
 
 Waggoner, R. A., flour and feed dealer. 
 
 Waggoner, S. A., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Waggoner, 8. H , flour and feed dealer. 
 
 Walsh, 1). J., proprietor British Hotel. 
 
 Whnley, Isaac, upholsterer, saddle, harness and 
 
 trunk maker. 
 Wilson, Rev. J. V , Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
 PENAGIIVALE, C W.— A post village situated on the Ottawa River, in the town.ship of Caledon a 
 and county of Prescott. Distant from L'Orignal, the county town, 15 miles; from Montreal, 70 
 miles; and from Toronto about 300 miles. Population of township about 1081. 
 
 Barrett, D. D., municipal clerk. 
 
 Bradley, Henry J., clerk of division court. 
 
 Bradley, Wra., J. P., reeve. 
 
 Cross, James, J. P., connoilloi'. 
 
 Cross, Robert, flour, grist, and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Howes, William, mason. 
 
 LENDRUM, WILLIAM, deputy postmaster and 
 
 general merchant. 
 Mcintosh, Donald, councillor. 
 McKercher, Donald, councillor. 
 
 McLennan, Alexander, general merchant. 
 
 McLcod, Duncan, J. P. 
 
 Molloy, Michael, councillor. 
 
 PROUDFOOT, JAMES, postmaster and municipal 
 
 treasurer. 
 Ronwick, James, J. P. 
 Rochon, Joel, hotel proprietor. 
 Sauvb, Louis, blacksmith. 
 St. Denis, J. Rte., hotel proprietor. 
 Sterling, Peter, J. P. 
 
 GAD'S HILL, C. W. — A small post village, situated in the township of North Easthopo and county 
 of Perth. Contains one common schooL Distant from Stratford, the county town, 6 miles. 
 
 Bullard, B., proprietor Forest Home. 
 
 CONSTABLE W., postmaster. 
 
 Crinkley, A. & W. B., saw mill proprietors and 
 
 lumber merchants. 
 Dryberg, John, plane maker. 
 Forrest Home, B. Bullard, proprietor. 
 Freelich, C, farmer. 
 Gilbert, Henry, pump maker, 
 Knisel, George, shoemaker. 
 Kollman, Jacob, plasterer and mason. 
 
 Kollman & Radernicb, lumber merchants and saw 
 
 mill proprietors. 
 Kompf, P. & L., carpenters and builders. 
 Lautruschlager, Adam, cooper. 
 Northern Hotel, Valentine Schmorr, proprietor. 
 Ratz, Henry, lumber merchant and saw mill prop. 
 Schmail, Henry, weaver. 
 Schmidt, B., farmer. ' ' 
 
 Schmorr, Valentine, blacksmith and proprietor 
 
 Northern Hotel. 
 
 GEORGETOWN, C. W.— A village situated on the West Branch of the River Credit, in the town- 
 ship of Ksquesing and county of Ilalton, and a Station on the Grand Trunk Railway, having several 
 large foundries and machine shops, as well as woollen and paper mills in successful operation. It 
 has also a considerable retail trade. Distant from Milton, the county town, 12 miles ; from Toronto, 
 80 miles ; and from Montreal, 363 miles. Daily mail. Population about 1,300. [Since printing this 
 town in the body of the book we have had more complete returns, and consequently re-print it. (See 
 page 193.)— Pub.] 
 
 American Hotel, J. H. Chase, proprietor. 
 Anderson, Elijah, blacksmith and carriage maker. 
 Andrews, John, dyer and scourer. 
 
 Armour, Nicholas, jeweller and watchmaker. 
 Atkins, Wm , dry goods merchant. 
 Bailey, Isaiah, tailor. 
 
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 lliirtHir, Joseph, J. P. 
 
 r.art'fr, Wm.. J. P. 
 
 H.\R1!KR, WM. & BROS., paper manufacturers, 
 8IIW nn<l woollen mill prnpri)>toni, foundry and 
 machine shop (Hee curd, opposite pret'nce). 
 
 liarclny, ¥ , general merchant, sewing machine and 
 in-^urnncc agent. 
 
 Bratt, Charles, jila.sterer. 
 
 Bri'i'ii, llcnry, maion. 
 
 Urown, Alexander, deputy reere. 
 
 BU UNHIDE, A., postms«ter. 
 
 Calder, R. W., marble worker. 
 
 Chaf<e, J, H., proprietor American Hotel. 
 
 Clark, T. C, proprietor Exchange Hotel. 
 
 Clny, Wm., reeve. 
 
 Coulson, .Tohn, ta'.lor. 
 
 Crnig, D., photographic artist. 
 
 Culp i'^ McKenzio, blacksmiths, carriage and wag- 
 gon makers. 
 
 Day foot, .John B., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Dayfoot, V. W. & J. B., boot and shoe manufac- 
 turers, tanners and curriers. 
 
 Dunniin, .lames, jeweller and watchmaker. 
 
 EarlH, John, carpenter ond builder. 
 
 Exchange Hotel, T. C. Clark, proprietor. 
 
 Fur^yth, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Freeman, John, farmer. 
 
 Freeman, Wm., physician. 
 
 Oalbraith, A., jeweller and watchmaker. 
 
 Gane. II , boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Qaud, Richard, broom maker. 
 
 Qeddes, R., tailor. 
 
 Georgetown Hotel, B. Thompson, proprietor. 
 
 Hanly, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Hnrrold, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Higgins, John, proprietor Railroad Hotel. 
 
 Hope, Wm., produce and commission merchant. 
 
 IIowBon, F., planing mill proprietor. 
 
 Husband & Snider, groaers. 
 
 Irmond, Wm., butcher. 
 
 Johnston, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Jones, 8. J., book and job printer. 
 
 Kennedy, George, saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Kennedy, John, farmer. 
 
 Kennedy, John C, foundry and machine shop. 
 
 Knox, Wm , saloon keeper. 
 
 Lawson, John, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Leonard, E. U., farmer. 
 
 Livingston, John, barrister, insurance agent. 
 
 Long, Robert, cooper. 
 
 Love, Andrew, grocer. 
 
 McCiillough, R., physician. 
 
 McKay, Hugh, grocer. 
 
 McKny, Walter, architeot and builder. 
 
 Mukeniie, U. C , agricultural implement maker and 
 foundry. 
 
 McKinnon, Donald, blacksmith. 
 
 Mcl.eod, .\lex., dry goods merchant. 
 
 MoI'Ooil, Alex., carpenter and builder. 
 
 .McMaster, Wm., grocer. 
 
 Moore, Jam9s, baililf. 
 
 Moore, James, general merchant. 
 
 Murdoi'h, Hugh, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Murray, John, municipal clerk. 
 
 Noble, Wm., boot and Hhoemakcr. 
 
 Page, 8., & Co., general merchants. 
 
 Parker, Mr., liquor merchant. 
 
 Phillips, S., real estate and insurance Agent. 
 
 Rae, John, tailor. 
 
 Railroad Hotel, John Higgina, proprietor. 
 
 Riinney, Dr., physician. 
 
 Reid, D., accountant. 
 
 Roe, W. W., J. P., insurance agent, auctioneer, and 
 wholesale liquor dealer. 
 
 Rose, L., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Ruston, Thomas, druggist. 
 
 Ryan, C., agent. Grand Trunk Railway. 
 
 SHAW, WM. M. & Co., wall paper ond window 
 shade manufacturers (see card, opposite preface). 
 
 Stratham, Enoch, tinsmith. 
 
 Stratham, 8., tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Taylor, Frank, saddle, harness and trunk maker. 
 
 Thayer, Charles, cabinet maker. 
 
 Thompson, B., proprietor Georgetown Hotel. 
 
 Thompson, W. Q., dry goods merchant. 
 
 Travis, E. & S., painter-- an'l cabinet makers. 
 
 Vyso, James, baker and confectioner. 
 
 Wadsworth, J., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Walker, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Watson, James B., tanner and currier. 
 
 Watson, Wm., mason and plasterer. 
 
 WHITE, E. C, envelope manufacturer (see card 
 opposite preface). 
 
 Wright, Henry, J. P., general merchant »nd inaar- 
 anoe agent. 
 
 Wright, John B., barber. 
 
 Wright, Wm., physician. 
 
 Young, James, J. P., insurance agent, lumber mer- 
 chant, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Young, J! )bert, J. P. and clerk of division court. 
 
 Young, Thomas, J. P. 
 
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 QILPOB.D, C. W . — A new village, first started about three years ago, and a station on the Northern 
 Railway, in the Township of Innisfil and county of Simcoe. Distant from Barrie, the county town, 
 14 miles; from Bradford, 7 miles; and from Toronto, 49 miles. Daily mail. Population lUO. 
 
 Banker, J. W., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Bfemmer, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Ellis, Robert, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Huff, Alvah, general merchant. 
 
 MACOUCHY, Mrs., postmistress. 
 
 Macouchy, Robert, general merchant and ezpreaa 
 
 Macouchy, T., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Rankin, Abram, planing mill proprietor, carpenter 
 and builder. 
 
 Rankin & Bremmer, sash, blind and door manufac- 
 turers. 
 
 Vaughan, Robert, hotel proprietor. 
 
 LOCHIEL, C. W. — A village, situated in the township of the same name and county of Glengary, 
 contiiining one common school. Distant from Alexandria, the county town, 7 miles ; Montreal, 66 miles ; 
 Ottawa, 70 miles ; Toronto, 230 miles ; Hamilton, 276 miles ; and from Quebec, 245 miles. Daily mail. 
 Population about 150. 
 
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 Cameron, Rev. Duncan, Free Church. 
 Darrocb, Rev. John, Church of Scotland. 
 
 Dewar, Roderick, general merchant. 
 Dunn, James, general merchant. 
 
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 Fraser, Ftnlay, blnoksmith. 
 Gftllagher, Wm., plasterer. 
 Macmillon, John, blnokariath. 
 McUouald, ReT. Alexander, Roman Catholic. 
 McDonald, Donald P., school tuachcr. 
 McDuiitill, Alexander, J. P. 
 McDouell, Allan R., J. P., township reerc and 
 eral merchant. 
 
 gen- 
 
 McDonell, AugiiH B., deputy township reere. 
 iMcDonoll, Archibald, boot and shoeniaker. 
 McUilliTrajr, Malcolm, township assessor. 
 McLean, Donald, boot and shoemaker. 
 QUIGLEY, OWEN, J. P., postmaster, township 
 clerk aoil treasurer, hotel proprietor and furaier. 
 Williams, J. A., township collector. 
 
 LUNENBURG, C. W. — A post village, situated on the river St. Lawrence, in the township ofOsna- 
 bruck, county of Stormont, first settled by the New England Loyalist^ in 1785. The principal business 
 is an export trade in agricultural products and lumber. Distant from Cornwall, the county town, 15 
 miles ; from Ottawa, 40 miles ; from Kingston, 80 miles ; and from Toronto, 240 miles. Population 
 of township, about 600. 
 
 Adams, Joseph, hotel proprietor. 
 
 ALQUIRE, Mrs. A. F., general dealer (see oard, 
 p. 906). 
 
 Ault, Nicholas, blacksmith. 
 
 Baker, Simon, deputy reeve. 
 
 Barnhart, Wm., cabinet maker and furniture dealer. 
 
 Cairnes, James M., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Coulihart, Jonah, upholsterer, undertaker, fnniitnro 
 dealer, and carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Delaney, James A., architect and agricultural im- 
 plement maker. 
 
 Eamon, Adam W., blacksmith. 
 
 Ferris, George, councillor. 
 
 Gardner, Edwin, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Grant, James, farmer. 
 
 Gray, Daniel, blacksmith. 
 
 Haron, Solomon, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Hodgins, George, reeve. 
 
 Hough, Asahel, farmer. 
 
 Hntchins, Wm,, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Hntchins, Wm., house and sign painter. 
 
 KIRKPATRICK, FRANCIS, postmaster. 
 
 Mathewson, Uev. Alex. , Free Church. 
 
 MoPherson, James, barrister. 
 
 Moke, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Morgan, Robert, councillor. 
 
 Moss, Emerson, cooper. 
 
 Relyea, Wm. H., school teacher. 
 
 Shaver, Hiram, farmer. 
 
 Shaver, Isaac, blacksmith. 
 
 Shaver, John, farmer. 
 
 Short, Wm., school teacher. 
 
 Tinkess, Henry, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Tinkess, J., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Wood, Benjamin, plasterer. 
 
 Wood, Hiram, councillor. 
 
 Wood, John R., foundry and machinist. 
 
 Winters, Aaron, Mason. 
 
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 MAIDSTONE, C. W. — A small post village in the township of tho same name, and county of Essex. 
 Distant from Sandwich, the county town, 12 miles. Population of township about 1,7U0. 
 
 Bennett, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 Brown, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Brown, Owen, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Collins, Cornelius, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Collins, Dennis, farmer. 
 
 Collins, Jeremiah, proprietor Live and Let Live 
 Hotel. 
 
 Geary, Mrs. Rhoda, farmer.V 
 
 Live and Lot Live Hotel, Jeli^miah Collins, pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 M'Closkey, Charles, blacksmith. 
 
 M'Closkey, Francis, carriage and waggol^ maker. 
 
 M'Gec, Mrs. J. L., proprietress Royal Exchange 
 Hotel. 
 
 Mitchell, James, blacksmith. 
 
 MORAN, THOMAS, postmaster and general mer- 
 chant. 
 
 Royal Exchange Hotel, Mrs. J. L. M'Gee, pro- 
 prietress. 
 
 Sewfcrt, C. S , boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Twomey, Michael, sen., farmer. 
 
 Yirgilius, Rev. P., Immaculate Conception Catholic. 
 
 MALTON, C. W.— A village in the Toronto Gore, county of Peel, and a ststion on the Grand 
 Trunk Railway, at the crossing of the main road from the north of the county. Large quanti- 
 ties of grain ia shipped from this point, it being the market for some fine agricultural districts. 
 Distant from Toronto, 16 miles. Mail daily. Population about 250. [We re-print this village with 
 more complete returns, and also to correct a typographical error which occurred on page 848 in popu- 
 lation. — Pdb ] 
 
 ALLEN, JOSEPH B., postmaster. 
 
 Allen, Thomas B , tailor. 
 
 ALLEN, T. B. & Co., general dealers in groceries, 
 
 clothing, boots, shoes, &o. 
 Bsrker, David, farmer. 
 Blain, George, township reeve and farmer. 
 Blain, Joseph J., mason. 
 Brooklebank, Townley, farmer. 
 Cook, Thomaa, carpenter and builder. 
 Fraakland, R., carriage and waggon maker. 
 Uriffiths, A., saddle, trunk and harness maker. 
 Hale, Wm., carpenter and builder. 
 H dliday, Richard, blftokimith and hotel proprietor. 
 
 HuUiday & Co., agricultural implement manofao- 
 
 turers. 
 Heydon, James, saloon proprietor. 
 Ibson, R., farmer. 
 
 Laughton, John, carpenter and builder. 
 Maloomson, James, carpenter and builder. 
 McDonald, Alexander, farmer. 
 MoGuire, E. W., physician. 
 Mead, C. & Co., general merchants. 
 Mulholland, Thomas, farmer. 
 Niley, James, carpenter and bnilder. 
 Osborne, A. C., school teacher. 
 Read, Wm., mason. 
 
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 Robianon, John, boot and shoemaker. 
 Rowe, Rer. W., Primitive Methodist. 
 Sanderson, John, tailor. 
 
 SANDERSON, J. H., produce luid general mer- 
 chant. 
 White, Wm., briukmakcr. 
 
 METIS, C. E. —A post Tillage, situated in the parisiies of SIctis and St. OctaTC, county of Rimcuski, on 
 the river Metis uiid the soutli sliore of the St. Lawrence. l)i<4tnnt from St. Germain the ehff lieu, 80 
 miles ; and froui Quebec, 21U miles. Population of parish abuut 2,000. 
 
 Beanpr<S M., boot and shoemaker. 
 
 B^rub^, A., farmer. 
 
 Royil, James H., farmer. 
 
 Bradely, JoHopii, generni merchant. 
 
 Uraud, Cliarles, farmer. 
 
 Burns, John, boot ami Hliopmnker. 
 
 Campbell, Dugald, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Cavil, George, sen., butcher. 
 
 Chambcrland, Francois, butcher. 
 
 Chnrrctte, Honor6, councillor. 
 
 Charrette, Joseph, mason. 
 
 Chretien, Octave, carpenter .ind builder. 
 
 Cloutier, Rbt. Mr., Roman Catholic. 
 
 Corncau, Gcdeon, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Coriicau, Henry, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Coriveau, Mr., councillor. 
 
 Cowin, Edward, school teacher. 
 
 Dub<^, John, blacksmith. 
 
 Dub6, Z^phirin, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 Dumas, Vital, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Fenwick, Rev. Mr., Presbyterian. 
 
 Fontaine, Pierre, councillor. 
 
 Fortin, Joseph, farmer. 
 
 Gendron, Germain, farmer. 
 
 JONES, PAUL, clerk of the commissioners' conrt. 
 
 LanionUagne, Jean lUe., general merchant. 
 
 Lobel, G^il^on, lumber merchant, flour and grist 
 
 mill proprietor. 
 Lebel, George, farmer. 
 Le Ulaiic, Francois, carpenter and builder. 
 Leggat, Peter F., J. P., general merchant. 
 Levesque, Moyes, J. P. 
 Leva.sseur, George, tanner. 
 Levesseur, George, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Lepage, John, gener.il merchant. 
 
 Marquis, Wm., blacksmith. 
 
 Martin, Jules, cabinet maker, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Martin, Louis 0., notary. 
 
 McAllister, Rev. Wm., Preabyteriun. 
 
 McDonald, AIoz., mayor, general merchant. 
 
 .Mcl'herson, Wm., custom house officer. 
 
 Megenier, T^lesphore, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Merman, John, farmer. 
 
 Montraille, Mr., blacksmith. 
 
 Morreau, Jenn, blacksmith. 
 
 Morrin, Octave, carriage .and waggon maker. 
 
 Noble, Jonathan, sen., general merchant. 
 
 Noble, Jonathan, jun., hotel proprietor. 
 
 Page, Henry, general merchant. 
 
 PAGE, WM. E., postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 Paradis, Prosp^re, general merchant and hotel prop. 
 
 Patra, Jean B., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Pelletier, Pierre, general merchant. 
 
 Price, Wm., & Son, general and lumber merchants 
 
 and saw mill proprietors. 
 Richard, Ludger & Co., general merchants. 
 Richard Narcisse, J. P., general merchant. 
 Rose, Mrs. W., school teacher. 
 Roy, Etienne, tinsmith. 
 Simms, George, school teacher. 
 Saucier, Edouard, carpenter and builder. 
 St. Laurent, Toussaint, carpenter and builder. 
 Tait, John, cooper. 
 
 Tessier, U. J., flour and grist mill p.'oprietor. 
 Turgeon, Modest, carpenter and builder. 
 Tuniff, Robert, farmer. 
 Vereault, Lasore, mason. 
 
 ME YERSBTJIIQ, C. W.— A post village situated on the river Trent, in the township of Seymour and 
 county of Northumberland, having considerable flour and lumber trade, besides being a good wheat 
 market. About quarter of a mile below the village is Percy Boom, a beautiful sheet of water, where 
 all the timber coming from the backwoods is collected together and rafted. It is noted among 
 Bpo>*t8men for the abundance of salmon, trout, and other Ash found in its waters, and as the resort of 
 thous.inds of wild duck. Distant from Cobourg, the county town, 35 miles; from Brighton, 16 
 miles; 5 miles from Campbellsfurd ; and about G miles from Percy. Mail tri- weekly. Population 
 about 200. 
 
 Bertrand, Wm., farmer. 
 Bonneyoastle, Henry, farmer. 
 Hawkey, Robert, farmer. 
 Liftler, John, brickmaker. 
 Logan, Wm., cooper. 
 
 Meyers, Adam IL, flour, grist and saw mill pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 O'Connor, Henry, former. 
 
 Oliver, Richard, proprietor Seymour Hotel. 
 
 OLIVER, TIIO.MAS, postmaster and school teacher. 
 
 O'Sullivan, Cornelius, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Prentis, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Sullivan, John, lumber merchant. 
 
 MILLE ISLES, C. H.—X post village situafe>l on Riviere du Norl, in the Augmentation of the 
 Seigniory of Mille Isles, in the parish of .St. Angeliquc, county of Argenteuil and district of Moi\treal. 
 It has a largo lumber business, ami extensive water power near the lakes; it also contains a good 
 common =cho.il. Di.-^taiit from LTclmte, tin- county town, 15 miles; Montreal, 45 miles; St. Jerome, 
 20 miles; and from .St. ColuraUm, 5 miles. 
 
 Adams, Miss Jane, school teacher. 
 
 Covall, Peter, plasterer. 
 
 Elliott, Amlrew, J. P., township councillor. 
 
 Elliott, Patrick, general merchant. 
 Ford, Robert, J. P., township mayor. 
 Hyde, Miss M., school teacher. 
 
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 Irvine, ReT. John, Presbyterian. 
 Maxwell, John, general merchant. 
 McMuIUd, Richard, township councillor. 
 Morrow, James, weaver. 
 POLLOCK, JOHN, postmaster. 
 Pollock, Solomon, boot and shoemaker. 
 Pollock, Wm., weaver. 
 Randall, Samuel, boot and shoemaker. 
 Rynn, Thomas, township councillor, cabinet maker, 
 carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Shaw, Miss Hannah, school teaeher. 
 
 Stone, John, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Strong, John, general merchant. 
 
 Strong, Wm., dry goods merchant, flour and saw 
 
 mill proprietor. 
 Taylor, John, township counoillor. 
 Taylor, Thomas, weaver. 
 Webster, Rev. Mr., Methodist. 
 Wray, Rev. H. B., Church of England. 
 
 MOUNT WEBSTER, C. W. — A small post village, situated on Qananoqne river, in the township 
 of Lansdowne, county of Leeds. Distant from Brockville, the county seat, 26 miles. 
 
 WEBSTER, ROBT., J. P., postmaster and farmer. 
 
 Spicer, James, constable. 
 
 Webster, John, merchant and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 NEW CAB.LISLE, C. E. — A village situated on the north shore of Buio des Chaleurs, in the town- 
 ship of Cox, county of Bonaventure, district of Qaspe. It is the chef lieu of the county, a port of 
 entry, and has considerable fishing business. Distant from Quebec CUO miles by water. Mail 
 bi-weekly. Population about 700. 
 
 Alain, George, flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 Bebie, Samuel, carriage and waggon maker. 
 Bisson, Edward, general merchant. 
 Caldwell, Col. J. T., custom house otScer. 
 Caldwell, Jesse, carpenter and builder. 
 CALDWELL, MATTHEW, postmaster and general 
 
 merchant. 
 Caron, Joseph, tinsmith. 
 
 Chisliolm, Daniel, agricultural implement maker. 
 Chisholm, Hugh, agricultural implement, carriage 
 
 and waggon maker. 
 Cooke, M., school teacher. 
 Cooke, Mrs., school teacher." 
 Craig, Miss, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Day, James, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 DebigftT^, Thomas, tanner and currier. 
 Farrington, Peter, tailor. 
 Ferguson, Wm., carpenter, builder and cooper. 
 Gauvreau, J. Q., prothonotary of superior court. 
 Hamilton, John R., Q. C, advocate. 
 Harper, Franklin, carriage and waggon maker and 
 
 hotel proprietor. 
 Kelly Charles, J. P., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Kelly, Thomas, general merchant. 
 Langler, W., general merchant and hotel proprietor. 
 LeBel, J. Q., sen., notary and coroner. 
 
 LeBcl, J. G., jun., crown land agent. 
 LeBoutillier Bros., general merchants. 
 Lebrun, James, general merchant. 
 Marett, Edward, carpenter and builder. 
 Martel, Etienne, advocate, township mayor, 
 
 warden of county. 
 McClaren, James, mason. 
 McDonald, Wm., J. P. 
 McGee, B., custom house officer. 
 McGee, Wm., J. P. 
 Meagher, Wm., custom house officer. 
 Milne, Rev. Mr, Church of England. 
 Pye, Joseph, photographic artist. 
 Robitaille, Fran^oiK. physician. 
 Robitaille, Theodore, physician. 
 Rolin, Charles & Co., general merchant». 
 Scott, James, boot and shoemaker. 
 Shearer, Jai.ies, carpenter and builder. 
 Sheppard, Martin, notary and sheriff. 
 Smith, Edward, blacksmith. 
 Smith, T. R., advocate. 
 
 Smith, Mrs. Thomas, milliner and dressmaker. 
 St. Croix, Charles, boot and shoemaker. 
 Venebles, James, gunsmith. 
 Winter, Hon. P., judge superior court. 
 
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 NILE, C. W. — A new post ofiBce and village, situated on the River Nile, in the township of Colbornc, 
 and county of Huron, laid out by James Stewart in 18C3. Distant from Qoderich, the county 
 town, Similes; from Sarnia, 73} miles; from Hamilton, 123 miles; and from Toronto, 140 miles. 
 Population about 60. 
 
 Barr, Rev. Wm., Presbyterian. 
 
 Beatty, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Canteleon, John, farmer. 
 
 Fitzwillianis, John, proprietor Nile Hotel. 
 
 Hadwin, Rev. Thomas, Wesleyan Methodiot. 
 
 Jackmin, Wm., farmer. 
 
 Kaiuc, John, produce and commission merchant and 
 
 general ngent. 
 Mathews, Wm., farmer. 
 May, Ueorgo, general merchant and blacksmith. 
 
 MoPaul, Leonard, school teacher. 
 
 Nile Hotel, John Fitzwilliams, proprietor. 
 
 Pentland, Samuel, weaver. 
 
 RHYNAS, J., J. P., postmaster, lumber merchant 
 
 and saw mill proprietor. 
 Sims, Rev. Mr., Church of England. 
 Stewart, Christopher, farmer. 
 Stewart, James, farmer. 
 Taylor, Robert, farmer. 
 Young, John, carpenter and builder. 
 
 PHILIPSBURQ, C. E.— An incorporated village, in the west parish of the Seigniory of St. Armand, 
 county of Missisquoi, district of Montreal, and a port of entry. Distant from Swanton, Vt., 8 miles ;. 
 from St ^jhns, 26 miles; and from Freligksburgh, 12 miles. Mail daily. Population about 400. 
 
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 Brigham, Josiah, M.A., physician and surgeon. 
 
 Crothers, Thomas, tailor. 
 Ford, Launson, J. P. and Tillage mayor. 
 Henderson, John, collector of customs. 
 Humphrey, Mary, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Mlssisquoi Hotel, Lewis Strite, proprietor. 
 
 Morgan, Henry, butcher. 
 
 NYE, D. T. R., postmaster and agent for Equitable 
 
 Fire Insurance Co. 
 Smith, Lynds, carriage maker. 
 Strite, Lewis, proprietor Missisquoi Hotel. 
 Whitewell, Rev. R., Church of England. 
 
 tONT DE MASKIITONOE, C. E.— A post village in the county and parish of Maskinongi^ and 
 f iuf Carufel, situated on the Uivcr MiiskinongS near its confluence with the St. Lawrence. It derives 
 its name from the fish Maskinongt^, that being the Indian term applied to the crooked pike. The county 
 was first settled about the year 17G0, and sends one member to Parliament. Its exports consists chiefly 
 of lumber and oats. Distant from Rivi6re du Loup, en haul, the county town, 4 miles ; Montreal, 
 CO miles ; and from Quebec, 120 miles. Population of parish, about 2,500. 
 
 Bellefuuille, A. E. R., house and sign painter. 
 
 Bellefeuille, Antoinc, trunk maker. 
 
 Bois, Rev. L. E., Roman Catholio. 
 
 Bouchard, C, blacksmith. 
 
 Boucher, C. P. A., physician. 
 
 Bouequo, Alexis, shoemaker. 
 
 Carufel, Eustache, J. P. 
 
 De Ladurantaie, Louis, butcher. 1 
 
 Desrosier, N., village councillor. 
 
 Dionne, Augnstin, shoemaker. 
 
 Ferron, Francois, shoemaker. 
 
 Fitzpatrick & Fieury, saw, carding, and fulling mill 
 
 proprietors. 
 Fieury, Adolphe, carpenter and joiner. 
 Fieury, Antoine, carpenter and joiner. 
 Fieury, Ilercul^, carpenter, joiner, and undertaker. 
 Forneret, Charles A., agent of seigniory, residence, 
 
 Berthier. 
 
 Qi-linas, Honort!, hotel and livery stable proprietor. 
 
 Lacourso, ^ Antoine, blacksmith. 
 
 LAFRENIERE, A. T., postmaster, insurance agent. 
 
 Landry, U., villnge cconoittor. 
 
 Landry, Oodefroy, notary public. 
 
 Lessard, Dout6, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Lessard, Mo'ise, carpenter anil joiner. 
 
 Marchand, Isa'ie, saddle and harness maker. 
 
 Milot, D., carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Morin, Joseph, village councillor. 
 
 Quiggin & Graves, saw mill proprietors. 
 
 Ringuette, Hypolite, shoemaker. 
 
 Ringuette, Joseph, shoemaker. 
 
 Saucier, Mrs. A., milliner and dressmaker. 
 
 Schiller, T., village councillor. 
 
 Tremblay, E., mason and plasterer. 
 
 Vanas, Olivier, village councillor. 
 
 Ward, J. K. , lumber merchant. 
 
 ST. BAZILE, C, E. 
 
 oountv of Portneuf. 
 parish, 2,000. 
 
 -A small post village in the parish of St. Bazile, seignory of D'Anteuil, and 
 Distant from Montreal 150 miles, and from Quebec 33 miles. Population of 
 
 Allsop, Alfred, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 Aylwin, D.^ saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Camory, Al'lle, school teacher. 
 
 Cameron, Robert, J. P. 
 
 Cauchy, Antoine, notary. 
 
 Callette, E., general merchant. 
 
 Detege, Charles, physician and snrgeon. 
 
 Qermain, Joseph, J. P. 
 
 Germain, M'Ue. N., schoolteacher. 
 
 Gignac, M., blacksmith. 
 
 Grinier, Rev. T, 0., Roman Catholio. 
 
 JOBIN. GABRIEL, postmaster. 
 
 Lavall^e, Cbas., flour, grist and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Lediic, Louis, saw mill proprietor. 
 Leduo, Thomas, saw mill proprietor. 
 Leduc, Victor, saw mill proprietor. 
 Lef^bvre, F. X., blacksmith. 
 Latulippe, Andr^, blacksmith. 
 Love, Patrick, school teacher. 
 Marcotte, Camille, (reneral merchant. 
 Marcotte, E., lumber merchant. 
 Marcotte, Isidore, general merchant. 
 Piche, Jean, flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 Richard, Madame Paul, school teacher. 
 Suzon, Damase, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 ST. BERNARD, C. E. — .\. small post village in the seigniory of St. Ktienno, county of Dorchester, on 
 the river Chaudit'^re. Distant from St. Josej h, the chef lieu of the county, 22 miles, and from Quebec 
 30 miles. Population of parish 1,800. 
 
 Barbeaii, C^lina, school teacher. 
 Barbeau, Marie, school teacher. 
 Beaulieu, Joseph, shoemaker. 
 Bilodeiiu, Thomas, carpenter. 
 Blouin, Antoine, blacksmith. 
 Bourass), Rev. Joseph, Roman Catholio. 
 Cameron, Isidore, parish councillor. 
 Canmirny, Louis, parish councillor. 
 Couture, Joseph, saw mill proprietor. 
 Couturo, Michel, saddle and harness maker. 
 Cote, Ignace. councillor and mason. 
 Drapeau, Etienne, saw mill proprietor. 
 Fillion, Charles, shoemaker. 
 Fortior, Louis, parish mayor. 
 
 Foucher, Jean Bte., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Laflamme, Jean, mason. 
 
 Lnflamme, Justine, school teacher. 
 
 Laflamme, Paul, mason. 
 
 Lariviere, Jean, blacksmith. 
 
 Moore, Ferdinand, general merchant. 
 
 Nadeau, David, gei)gral merchant. 
 
 Octeau, Francois, blacksmith. 
 
 PLANTE, PIERRE, J. P., postmaster, notary, &o. 
 
 Pelchat, Michel, general merchant. 
 
 Provemjnl, H., sen., carriage and wnggon maker. 
 
 Provencal, H., jun , shoemaker and harness maker. 
 
 Rhuaume, Philomi^ne, school teacher. 
 
 Roy, Augustine, carpenter and waggon maker. ' 
 
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 Rojrer, Oeorge, flour and saw mill proprietor. 
 Royer, Prudent, parish councillor. 
 Tbibodeau, Jean, general merchant. 
 TurgeoD, Jean, parish oouncillor. 
 
 Vnillaneoart, Fran;ois, parish councillor. 
 Valine, Agassit, blacksmith. 
 Vigilant, Michel, school teacher. 
 
 ST. NICHOLAS, C. E. — A Tillage situated abore Qaeheo, on the south shore of tlie Rirer St. 
 Lawrence, in the Seigniory of Lauzon, county of Levi, and contiguous to the Qrnnd Trunk Railway. 
 It has an extensive lumber businetis. Distant from Quebec, 16 miles; and from Montreal, 105 miles. 
 Daily mail. Population of parish, per last census, 2,219. 
 
 B6c' ird, Thomas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Bott her, Nicholas, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Cbariand, J. Cte., J. P., blacksmith. 
 
 (.IftTct, T. , cooper. 
 
 Di'ibigaru, Fninjois, tin and coppersmith. 
 
 Demers, Baxile, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Demcrs, F. X., J. P. 
 
 Demers, Julien, mayor. 
 
 Desrocher, Erangeliste, mason. 
 
 Desrocher, Gabriel, J. P. and mill owner. 
 
 Dion, Abram, mason. 
 
 Dubois, JuUen, councillor. 
 
 Duquet, Firrain, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Duquet, Firroin, mason. 
 
 Duquet, L., carpenter and builder. 
 
 Filteau, Benjamin, oouncillor. 
 
 Fluet, Ignace, livery stable proprietor. 
 
 Fontaine, Victor, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Gagnon, Benjamin, J. P. 
 
 Gagnon, Isai'e, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Gingras, J<^r6mie, blacksmith. 
 
 Gregoire, Olivier, notary public. 
 
 Lafleur, Edouard, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Liigueux, Fran9ois, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Lambert, Frs., saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Lambert, P., councillor and saw mill proprietor. 
 
 Laroche, Jerome, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Lt'gendre,' Eus«^be, blacksmith. 
 
 Lemieuz, Elz^ar, tanner and currier. 
 
 Methot, Noel, house and sign painter. 
 
 Monfette, Benjamin, J. P. 
 
 Morin, Charles, physician and surgeon. 
 
 O'SulIivan, Thomas, hotel proprietor. 
 
 Paquet, Benjamin, sen., J. P. 
 
 Paquet, Benjamin, jun., general merchant. 
 
 Paquet, Theodore, councillor. 
 
 Plante, Moyse, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Ross, Wm. G , J. P. and mill owner. 
 
 Routier, Etiouard, baker and confectioner. 
 
 SCOTT, M., postmaster and general merchant. 
 
 Sexton, -Tohn, general merchant. 
 
 Spirin, Lw, carriage and waggon maker. 
 
 Tremblay, J. Bte., flour and grist mill proprietor. 
 
 ST. BOBEBT, C. E. — A small post Tillage, situated in the pariah of same name and county of 
 Richelieu. Distant from Sorel, the chef lieu, 9 miles; from Montreal, 54 miles; from St Hyaointho, 
 80 miles; and from Quebec, 141 miles. Population of parish about 1,4U0. 
 
 Aug6, Dominique, blacksmith. 
 Beauparlant, Joseph, general merchant. 
 Benoit, M'me B., school teacher. 
 Cbenevert, M'lle, school teacher. 
 Desrosiers, J. Bte., J. P. 
 Desrosiers, M'lle, school teacher. 
 Dnmontier, Rev. J. Z., Roman Catholic. 
 DUMONTIER, MAGLOIRE, postmoster. 
 Dupre, 0., notary public. 
 Ferland, L. N., J. P. 
 
 H6roux, M'lle. Pbilomdne, school teacher. 
 Lafliche, Delima, school teacher. 
 
 Lisette, Frangois, butcher. 
 
 Lisotte, Jean, house and sign painter and waggon 
 
 maker. 
 Paquin, Joseph, carpenter and builder. 
 Paquio, Prosper, village councillor'and grocer. 
 Parent, Michel, general merchant. 
 Peltier, Antoine, J. P. and councillor. 
 Peltier, Jean, councillor and general merchant.. 
 Peltier, Madame J., school teacher. 
 St. Jacques, P., blacksmith. 
 Tessier, Pierre, cooper. 
 Vilaudr6, M'lle., school teacher. 
 
 ST. BOCH L'ACHIOAIT, C. E.— A village situated on the river Achigan, partly in the seigniory 
 of L'Assomption, and partly in the Fief Bayeul, county of L'Assomption, and district of Montreal. 
 It has a good flour and lumber trade. Distant from Montreal, 36 miles ; and from L'Assomption, 12 
 miles. Tri- weekly mail. Population of parish about 1,600. 
 
 Allard, Fran9ois, municipal councillor. 
 Archambault, George, general merchant. 
 Archambault, J. L., municipal councillor. 
 Beaudouin, Alexander, blacksmith. 
 Peaudouin, Alexis, blacksmith. 
 Potquin, Germain, cooper. 
 Brassard, Rev. L. M., Roman Catholic. 
 Chaput, M'lle. Clara, milliner and dressmaker. 
 Chaput, Eus6be, general merchrfht. 
 Coitou, Joseph, gpiiernl merchant. 
 Courteau, C. E. N., physician and municipal coun- 
 cillor. 
 Croteau, Amable, blacksmith. 
 Desmarais, Joseph, municipal councillor. 
 Gauthier Octave, boot and vhopmnker. 
 Gervais, Theophite, furniture dealer. 
 
 Jett6, Joseph, blacksmith. 
 
 Lamarche, D., J. P. and notary public. 
 
 Lapierre, Damase, general merchant. 
 
 Lesage, Jean B. , tanner and currier. 
 
 Manseau, Tb6ophi!e, cooper. 
 
 Moleau, Naroisse, municipal councillor. 
 
 Pepin, Rev. Th^ophile, Roman Catholic. 
 
 Poitraa, Joseph, municipal oouncillor and saw mill 
 
 proprietor. 
 Prudhomme, Raymond, boot and shoemaker. 
 Rivns, Alfred, boot and shoemaker. 
 Robitaille, J. J. N., physician and surgeon. 
 ROCHER, BARTHELEMV, postmaster and notary 
 Roy, Pierre 0., J. P., mayor and general merchant. 
 Vaudette, R., baker and confeotinner. 
 Viger, M'me. L. M., flour and grist mill owner. 
 
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 IlER Most Rxcilueiit Majutt (Alexakkkiva) Victoria, — 
 B.T the Unire of U<hI, of the IJnlted Kingdom of Oreat 
 Hrtuin aud Ireland Queen, Defender of the Faith, tier 
 Majesty, the only daughter and hpir of the late Prinre 
 Kilward, Duke of Kent, fourth aon of KiugOuorge III., and 
 of VictorivMaria- liouiaa ( I'rinceM Dowager of LeinrnKen), 
 DucbeHS of Kent, and sUter of the King of the Belgians. 
 Her Mi^eaty wan born at KenHlnKton Palace, on the 24th 
 of May, 181U ; haptliwl on the Utb of June, 1819 ; aiicended 
 the throne on the d»niia» of her uncle King William IV., 
 2()tli June, lS:iT ; and wa« rmwned at Weatmlnntur, on the 
 'iStb June, 1838. Her Mivi«»ty wa>. married at 8t. Jamea'i 
 Palare, on the 10th of re)>r-jary, 18M, to hia late Royal 
 Hi|{hneaa Francis • Albert ■ Angnstui-Cliarlea- Kmmanuel, 
 Duke of Saxe, Prince of Cobnrg and Qotba, wbo died Itth 
 Dei-vmlMr, 1861. 
 
 PROVINCE OF CANADA. 
 
 Beat or OoTmnuirr— Qdibio. 
 
 GoVEiifOR General. — Hia Exoalleney the Right Hon. 
 Charles Stanley ViKount Monck, Oovernor Qeneral of 
 Bril Ish North America, sod Cap4arD.0eDeraI andOoTemor^ 
 ln<;hief uf the ProTinoea of Canada, New Brunswick, Nora 
 Si'otia, and the Island of Prince Edward, Ac Ac. Ac. 
 Denis OodleT. florernor General's Secretary; Capt. Retal- 
 lack, 63rd Kegt., A.DC, Military Secretary and Principal 
 AideKle.Canip Capt. Pemberton, 00th Rifles, Aide-de- 
 Camp. Colonel Irrine, Provincial Aide.d»-Camp. Uaut.- 
 Col. Dnchesnay, extra Prorindal AideHl»Oamp. 
 
 CrviL SEcnKTART's Offici. — Denis Oodley, Secretary ; 
 H.Cotton, Chief Clerk; J. Kidd, second Clerk; P. Hill, 
 Otnce Keeper; O. Boxall, Messenger ; G. Smith, Kxtn 
 Messenger. 
 
 EXECimTI OODHOa. 
 
 AUnmrg OeHtral Wist Hon. J. 8. Haedonald. 
 
 At omfg Oneral East Hon. Antolne A. Dorion. 
 
 Rr.cr.imr General Hon. Wm. P. Howland. 
 
 Provincial Srcrttary Hon. Adam J. K. Blair. 
 
 T^tflmatlrr General Hon. Oll»er Mowat. 
 
 OimmiisitmrrofCrmmiLanda... Hon. Wm. McDougalL 
 
 Minittrr<\f Finance Hon. Luther H. Hoiton. 
 
 Cbmmistioner of PubUa Work$... Hon. M. Laft^mboise. 
 PreMUfU of the Council Hon. Isidore Thibaodeao. 
 
 *'itoSi^^..:f?!r^'"". !?!!!} Hon.Ln.U<I.S.lntJu.t. 
 Snlieitm- Oenerai iiiiij ..."..!"".'... Vaoint. 
 
 Snlieitnr Qtneni Eatl Hon. L. S. HnntingdOD. 
 
 Oinutri.— Wm. H. Lee. Clerk of ExecatiTe Oonncil ; Wm. 
 A. Himswnrth, Confldeutial Clerk; Moore A. Higgins, F. 
 Valleraud, Oliver Cote, F. H. Himsworth, Hy. Alexander, 
 William Horace Lee, Clerks; M. Naoghten, Doorkeeper ; 
 i. Ryan, Cbas. Baker, and Wm. H. Morpin, Meaaengen 
 
 Protikcul Siokxtart'i Omci.— Hon. A. J. Fergt. Blair, 
 Provincial Secretary; Ktienne Parent, Assistant Secretary 
 L. C. ; K A. Meredith, Assistant Secretary V. C; Thofc Rom, 
 Accountant of the Contingencies and ReoelTer of Marriage 
 License Fees ; 8. Tetn, W. H. Jones, and G. 8. Bertrand, First 
 Class aerki, L.C. ; G. Powell and II. R. Steele, First Class 
 Clerks, DC; 0. J. Birch, First Clasa Clerk, Engrossing 
 Branch; J. Qow, Office Keeper; J. Dorr and J. N. Ftadet, 
 Messengers. 
 
 Provisctai, REonTRAR'R OmcE.— Provincial Registrar, 
 the Provincial Secretary for the time being ; W. Kent, Esq., 
 Deputy Regixtrar; G. It. Lane, 1st Clerk; A. Belanger, 
 2nd do. ; J. A. Delaueer, 3rd do. ; W. Goodeve, L. A. Catil- 
 lier. Extra Clerks ; Maxima Valiqnette, Messenger. 
 
 Receiver Geserai's Ornci.— Hon. William P. Howland, 
 Receiver General ; Thos. D. Harlngtnn, Deputy do.; O. C. 
 Reiflenstein, Chief and Debenture Clerk ; T. C Bramley, 
 Honk-ke<.|)«,r; J. B. Stanton, Warrant Clerk : Wm. Hedge, 
 Bank Account Clerk; J. F. Pellant. General Clerk; L. F. 
 Dun-enne, Clerk in charge of Municipal Ixjan Fund of Upper 
 and lx)wer Canada; C. W. Shay, General Clerk; F. Lewis 
 and F. Hunter, General Clerks and Accoontants; F. L.Ca- 
 sauit, Office Keeper; T. McCaffrey, Messenger. 
 
 Orrioi or Hixuter or FiitAifCB. — Hon. L. 11. Hoiton, 
 Minister of Finance ; W. Dickinson, Dep. Inspector General ; 
 Norria Godard, Chief Clerk and Prorinciai Book-keeper ; 
 John Dry sdale and Arch. Gary, Book-keepem; F.O.Scott, 
 C. J. Anderson, D. McPheraon, A. Harvey, R. W. Baxter, 
 0.8. Lay, R S. McKay, P. Ryan, Clerks; D. Ryan, Houae- 
 k*a|)ar and Messenger : P. Pender, Messenger. 
 
 Avdilor't Branch. — John Langton, Auditor of PuMIa 
 Accounts; Thomas Cmae, Book-keepei ; T. D. Tims, do.; 
 C. Okmbie, Registrar of Frae Banks ; O. M. Jarvis, Jamai 
 Patterson, E. C. Barber, Clerka; K Stxnaith, Messenger. 
 
 Cttitoim Branch. — R. 8. M. Bonchette, Commissioner; 
 Thos. Worthlngton, Ass't Commisa.of Costomsand Excise ; 
 J. W. Peachy, Corresponding Clerk ; J. K Andy, Clerk of 
 Seizures and Forms; T. P. Robarts, Statistical Clerk; H. 
 H. Duffll, Stet'stical and Canal Office Clerk ; O. M Maillene, 
 P. E. SheppanI, Dr. L. O'Brien, H. C. Hay, Check Clerks; 
 A. Brunei. Inspector of Customs, Canals and Excise; Wm. 
 Murphy, Surveying Ex'r of Excise; J. Walls, Messenger. 
 
 COUMTORS or ODSTDIia. 
 
 Thorn marlctd (Am* ars Wunhmuii^ Arti. 
 
 Amhent.*).]. Fox. 
 Amhcr$umrg,* K Anderson. 
 BeUevOle,* W. F. MendeU. 
 Braniford.* D. Curtis, Jr. 
 ''AvA^o^D.Y. Leslie. 
 BrmkriOe,* B. WeboUr. 
 Burwell, E A. Dunham. 
 Bj/Umm,* D. Graham. 
 Chatham,* J.O.Pennafatbar 
 Chippewa,* P. Bennett. 
 Oarfncemtle, Chas. Stewart. 
 Oiflon, W. Leggett 
 CboMooefc,* J. TboEnpaoB. 
 Oobourg,* H. laston. 
 QMome,* Wm. Prlng. 
 CbDHMia*, R. K. Bnlfoek. 
 Oramahe,*]. M. Marrtmaa. 
 BWAoMu,* Thos. Parke. 
 Darlinflon,* A, Dixon. 
 Dover,* W. H. Hlgmao. 
 DundoM,* W. B. Gwyn. 
 Dundee,* E. D. Phillips. 
 DunnvaU, W. A. Macnia. 
 Elgin, A. McMillan. 
 /t)r< Brie,* R. Graham. 
 PreUgheburgh, A. Kem^ 
 Giinantimie, W. Roblnsoo. 
 Oatpe,* J. 0. BellMU. 
 GmrgimlU, J. H. MoVsy. 
 Ooderieh,* 8. 8. Walsh. 
 Guflph* E. Carthew. 
 Hamilton,* W. H. Kittson. 
 Hemmirtgford, M. Swwt. 
 Hime,* M. Whitehemi. 
 L'tde rerte, J. W. Heath. 
 Kingtton,* W. B. Simpson. 
 Kiitf/nitte, 3. King. 
 
 taeoOe, T. Gordon. 
 LomUm,* J. B. Strathy. 
 Montreal,* T. BonthllUer. 
 Barritbtira, A. McDonell. 
 Aew OirUsfa,*John Fraaar. 
 t ft tu e ai H i, H. Fameomb. 
 Aiduam,* J. W. Taylor. 
 OaMvttte,* R. K. Chishida. 
 OlA«M,* a Walsh. 
 Ois«n Smnd, W. Btaphena. 
 AiWt,* F. H. Haycock. 
 niul an atrii htne ,yf. Shnpwm 
 PHUpibmn, P. P. BnaadL 
 /Via*,* J. Roblin. 
 FMon, H. J. Parker. 
 Preteatt,* A. Jonaa. 
 QwAse,* J. W. DnnsMMnb. 
 Qtumubm,* P. B. Clement 
 Ximoiuki,* P. L. Oanvreaa. 
 Romhau, Hugh Gaidar. 
 Rowan, 0. 8t. Geo. Yarwood. 
 ihuseUmra, R. Rogm. 
 Samia,* D. a O'Brien. 
 Smtgetn, W. Keith. 
 SanM Sle. Marie,* J. Wilson. 
 Stankn,* J. nemph'.ll, act's 
 .%nu<«i<i, C. Bnlluck. 
 St. Johni,* W. McCraa. 
 atra{fmrd, W. Watsr)n. 
 SuUon, B. 8eat«n. 
 Tbranto,* Hon. II. Spence. 
 T'renton,* A. MacauUy. 
 ffbOaeeburtfh, J.llexten ae'g 
 WhUbg,* W. Warren. 
 mndmr,* J. F. Elliot. 
 nbcdtloek,* Jordan Charlea. 
 
 Issni.— Vlctoria-Adelalda-Mary-Lonlsa, Prineeu Royal, b. 
 21st Novemlier, 1840; married 26th January, 1858. at tha 
 Chapel KoyaL to His Royal Highness Prinoe-traaerick- 
 WiilUm-Nicolas^harler of Prussia. 
 
 Alliert Kdward, Prince of Watft. b. 91b Nov. 1841. Mar- 
 ried 10th March, 1863, at St. George's Chapel. Windsor, 
 to her Royal Highnes* l>rlucess Alexandra of Denmark, 
 
 Alice-MandMary, b. 2(ith April. 1843. Married Int Julv, 
 1862, at Osborne, to His Royal HlgbBasa Prince Frederick- 
 Wiiliara-Lonts of Hesse-Darmstadt. 
 
 Alfced-Ernest-Albert, b. «th Angnst, 1844. 
 
 Helena-Augusta Victoria, b. 36th May, 1846. 
 
 Louisa Oarollne-Albarta, b. 18th Mardi, 1848. 
 
 Arthur-WIUlam-Patriok-AlbaTt, b. 1st May, 18S0. 
 
 Leopnid-Oeorge-Dnnean-Albert, b.7th April. 1853. 
 
 Beatrlce-Mary-Vietoria'Feodor^ b. 14th April, 1857. 
 
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922 
 
 CANADIAN GAZETTEER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 BcKEAn or AsBionroKi aitd Stathtics, EmoRATio!* and 
 I'atent OrFiCK. — Hon. L. Letellier du St. Juat, Minlater of 
 AKricuItura; K. Campbell, Acting .Socrutary; N. F. Laurent, 
 Patent CIttrk; A. J. Cambie, •2nii do.; 8. 9. Flndun, C. C. 
 Neville, II. Cangrain, J. O'llrten, Clerka. Cblonuatian 
 XaaiU, L C. — B. de la Bru6re, iDspector of Agencies, L.C.; 
 L. Knpernuce, Clerk; O. A. lieniieaux, Chief Mesaeuger ; 
 J. B(iil)', 2nd do. ; ]). Mareau, 3rd do. 
 
 Departhint or Ptmuo Wonia. — lion. M. Laframbolae, 
 Coiuuiliwiuncr; 8. Keefor, Dep. Commisainner; T.Trndeau, 
 Pecrfitary. Knginrermg Branch— i. Page. Chief Engineer ; 
 F. P. Kubidge, Aaa't Engineer ; P. Qauvreau. Aaa't : Chai. 
 McCarthy, J. Le B. Ro«a, Thua. .Munm and Jaa. H. Itowan, 
 Draughtanien. Financial Branch — J. Duine, Bookkeeper 
 anil Accountant; 0. Drolet, Aaaliit. Bookkeeper ; F. Unmcl, 
 Amldt. dn ; J. W. Uarper, Clerk and Payroaater. Ojrra- 
 ponding Branch — F. Brann, Corre«|Mindiug Clerk ; Thoa. 0. 
 KeHdy, .1. F. N. Bonneville, Henry Jackaon, J. R. Arnold!, 
 Jauiea WalHb, Clerka; Patrick Ownea, Chief Meaaenger; 
 Michael Walali, Aaalatant do Official Jrbilratori—'rhna. 
 Kirkpatrick, Laurent A. Moreau, Uou. Phil.Vankoughnet; 
 Oeorge T. Pemberton, Secretary. 
 
 Railwat X)trui,-nitvt.—BnardtifRaa%Bay OommUtiimeri. 
 — The Hon. the Receiver General, Chairman; The Hon. 
 the Mlntnter of Finance: The Hon. the Chief Commlaainner 
 of Public Worka; The Hon. the Poalniaater Oeneral ; The 
 Hon. the Recolver Oeneral. Imixtctori. — Samuel Keelbr, 
 Toua. Trudeau, T. Muuro. iSecretari/.—J . G. Vanalttart. 
 
 Crowm Lands OiPARTHCfT. — Commlaainner, lion. Wm. 
 HcDougall ; Aaalatant do., Andrew Knaaell; Deputy Sur- 
 veyor-General, Joaeph Bouchette; Accountant and Caahler, 
 William Fnrd. Surveyor and Draftsman— E. T. Fletcher. 
 Head of Surveys, V. C.— Thomas Devine. Surveyors and 
 Draughtomen— O. O. Dunlevle, J.W. Bridgland, Edw. Fox. 
 Draughtamen— J. F. Bouchette, S. P. Bauaet Surveyor 
 and Draughtsman — E. K. Tache. Draughtsman— II. F. 
 Ilayward. Superlnt. Wooda and Forests— P. M. Partridge. 
 Flmt Claaa Clerka— T. Hector, H. J. Jonea, J. C. Tarbutt, 
 W. F. Collins, r. T. Judah, E. A.Genereuz, J. Alley, John 
 Horphy, J. Tolmle, T. Hammond, F. A. Ilall, J. V. Qalo, 
 W. F. Whltoher. Second Class do. —V. K. Tessier, Alex. 
 Kirkwood, A. J. Taylor, F. D. Dugal, F. Chasse, L. A. Robl- 
 tallle, D. A. Grant, J. J. Prendergast, G. B. Cowper, L. D. 
 Lemoine, De Verd Fiahor, Thomas Morklll, W. K. Collina. 
 Third Class do. — J. Innes. Extra Draughtsmen- Alex. L. 
 Kussell, W. Baron Von Koerlier. Extra Clerka— D. C. Mao- 
 kedle, John M. Grant, O. Lindsay, 0, VanKelson, John 
 NIcklnion, Jun.. D. G. B. Rosa, H. B. Dufort, L. Berthe lot, 
 A. J. Scott, Frank Norton, W. Ebba, B. II. Brovne. Offlce 
 Keeper— John Bradshaw. Messengers— Oeorge Fiaher, P. 
 Potvln, P. 0«hlll. 
 
 CYown Land Jgenti, Upper Canada. 
 Admcatnn, Wm. Harris. Kingston, J»8. Macpherson. 
 
 Barrie, John Alexander. | Lindtay. O. M. Roche. 
 Berlin, U. S. Iluber. Madnc, M. P. Hayes. 
 
 Bdbcaygeim, Richard Ilughea. OriUia, R. J. Oliver. 
 CUnUar/, T. P. French. I^imhroke, J. P. Moffatt. 
 
 Durham, Wm . Jackson. i Saugeen, Alex. Me.Nabb. 
 tUnra, Andrew Oeddei. SauUe Ste. Marie, J. Wllaonia 
 
 >br< WiUiam, R. McViear. Slraiford, John Sharman. 
 Ooctef ic/i, Charles Widder. ; TamuiorUt, Ebenei. Perry. 
 Hinchinbrooke, Jas. Spike. I 
 
 Orovm Land Agents, Lower Oanada. 
 
 Aehigan MiOt, M. McBean. 
 AUunette lOand, T. Smith. 
 Berpernnnr. R. Boulianne. 
 Buckingham, E. W. Murray. 
 Calunvt, F. X. Bastlen 
 CarUlim, J. N. Vorge. 
 ChtUea, Robert Farley. 
 Chumttimi, Vincent Martin. 
 Clarendon. G. M. Jndson. 
 Jtlxalan, W. Thompson. 
 jPramphm, Andrew Koss. 
 Prrlighslmrgh, O. J. Kemp. 
 Oatpt Basin, .lohn Eden. 
 Ortmillf., D. McMillan. 
 Itte Vertt, L. N. Gauvrean. 
 Lamhton. h. Labrecque. 
 LachtUf,, Thonia* Barron. 
 Letdt, John Hume. 
 New Oarliile, .1. A. LeBeL 
 Qwbec, McLean Stewart. 
 Kawdim, Alux. Daly. 
 Crown Timber Agentt. 
 
 Rimouski, .T. B. LePao*. 
 
 Rnbimnn, W. Farwell. 
 
 Sherbrooke, John Felton. 
 
 iSK. Anne dee Monti. C. F. Roy. 
 
 St. Amorose, Jules Bounteols. 
 
 St.A.dela IMrade, A. Bocnet. 
 
 Ste. A. de la f^tcUi. K.Deguiaa. 
 
 St. Cliariet, S. V. Urue. 
 
 St. Chritlophe, A . Oagnoif^ 
 
 SI. Claire, F. Roulean. 
 
 >St. Oervaie, F. Lamontagne. 
 
 St.a.de Brandon, J. Laporte. 
 
 St. Grrgoire, G. A. Bourgeois. 
 I St., jM,n IhrtJoli, 8. Drapeau. 
 I St. Jerome, A. B. Lavelle. 
 ! St. Raymond, Ig. P. Dery. 
 \St, Ihomai, Fras. Totu. 
 
 Three. River; A. Dnbord. 
 ! Thurm, G. W. Cameron. 
 
 Wemlmfer, Wm. Sbeppard. 
 I WiMon, J. T. Leilel. 
 
 - A. J. Russell ; Edward Smith, 
 Aaslstant and Oullector of Slide Dues; C. 8. McNutt, 
 Clerk. R. Qulnn, Messenger, Ottawa. McL. Stewart and 
 J. M. O'licary, Ass't ; Wm. O'Kane. Junior 01«rk, Queliec. 
 C. E. Belle; J. C. Conraollea, Aas't, Montreal. J. F. Way ; 
 J. Macinnea, Ass't, Belleville. O. Duberger, Chlcoutimi; 
 
 Oerrard J. Nagle, St. Hyaclnthe; F. W. i<taynpr, Windnnr ; 
 Chas. Dawson, FraaerviUs; Cbaa. T. Dube. Truia l'isti.|«.s; 
 J. N. Verge, Cnrletou (Bay Chaleura). Alpliouse Dulxird; 
 Wm. Lamb, Clerk. Three River*. Office in Vwfxc— Super- 
 visor of Cullers, William Qulnn; Hea<l Clerk and Deputy 
 do., Mattliew Harbeson ; Ikwkkei'per, Alex. l\ . < r ; V. a, 
 Oraddan. Cai<li-kiwper. Specification Clerks — J. J. Cotike, 
 John O'Kane, J. I'rendergaat, Pierre Miller, Francis Quino, 
 Thaddeus Walsh, W. A. i.aunlere, L. llearne, W. Duittran. 
 C. Jordan, Olflce Keeper and Messenger. Deputy 8uper 
 visor of Cullers, Charles E. Belle, Montreal Hud Sorel. 
 
 JPitheriet Branch. — Upper Citnada. — John JliOuaig, 
 Superlntendunt. Lower Oinatia.- Richard Netliu. Super- 
 intendent. Stipendiary .Magistrate for Proteclion of Firli- 
 eries, I«wer St. Lawrence — Pierre Fortin. Overseers, 
 Lower St. Lawrence — A. Blals, Jos. Buaulluu, A. Comeau, 
 Tboa. Koylc, R. W. II. DImmock, B. Couly. Wni. Phelan, 
 Jas. Keninu, F. Cook, A. McEwan, A. Feasor, I). Undtxiut. 
 Cblonitatifm Rmdi,V. ffl— Superlnt.. D. Gibson.Willowdale. 
 
 Indian Landt Branch. — Hon. Wm. McDougali. Supt. 
 Oeneral of Indian AfTalra; Wm. Spragge, Deputy Superin- 
 tendent ; Mlclutel Turner, Chief Clerk ; C. T. Waloot. Ao- 
 countani; L. Vankoughnet, Clerk; R. Jesaop, Messenger; 
 Ellen JesKop, Housekeeper; F. Talfourd. Visiting Supt'rint. 
 and Commissioner, Sarula; W. R. Burtictt, do., Toronto; 
 J.T. Oiikison, do., Brantford; 8. Colcjuhouu, do., St. Regis; 
 E. N. DeLorimer, do., Lapratrle; David Lay ton, .Surgeon, 
 Manitoulln Island ; F. Asslckenack, Clerk and Interpreter, 
 Toronto; II. Andrews, Clerk, Brantford; J. Jennesneaua, 
 Sch<H>lmaster, .Monltouliu Island: Rev. A. Juniii-snu. .Mis- 
 sionary, Walpile Island; Rev. R. Flood, do,, Carradoo; 
 Rev. F. Boucher, do., I/)rette; Rev. F. .Marcoux, do., St. 
 Regis ; Kev. Job. Marault, do., St. Francis. 
 
 Ordnance Land Braneh,Oltawa. — W. F. Coffln, Ordnance 
 Tisnd Agent; F. P. Anstin, Clerk ; W. .Mills. Bookkeeiier; 
 J. Forsyth, Land Bailiff; John Cnllai;hHU, Oftlce Keeper. 
 W. Fox, Caretaker. IlHrnilton; Jas. Baxter, do., Uauiiiton; 
 II. Goodman, do., Toronto. 
 BOARDS rOR THX IXAWKATIOH Or PROVINCIAI, LAUD 60RVET0R8. 
 
 Upper Qmada Board. — The Hon. the Commissioner of 
 Crown Ij\nds, exofficio; A. Russell, Assistant Commissioner 
 of Crown I^nds; Jos. Bouchette, Dep'y Surveyor General; 
 David Gibson (Township of York). W. llnwkina (Toronto), 
 I'rof. Chapman (Toronto), J. Stoughton Dennis (Weston J 
 S. A. Fleming (Toronto), Xhoa. Devine (Quebec), V. V. I'aa*. 
 more (Toronto); Secretarv, Charles Unwin. Toronto. 
 
 Lower Oanada Board. — i.h>. lion. The CominiHsioner of 
 Crown Lands, ex officio; Joseph Bouchette, Drpiity Sur- 
 veyor-General ; Adolphns Larue, Quebec; Charles Franyola, 
 Fournler, St. Jean Port JoUe ; Joseph Ilnmel, Queliec; N. V. 
 Le Francois, Auge Oardlen ; F. W. Blalklock, Charles P. F. 
 Baillarge, and Edward Taylor Fletcher, Quolx-c, Provincial 
 liand Surveyors; SeiTetary, A.Walluce. Quebec; Examiuer 
 in Geology and Mineralogy, Sir W. E. Ix>gau, ic, 
 
 Croww Law Dipartmimt.— Q)pn- atnada. — Uon. J. 8. 
 
 Macdonald, Attorney Oeneral ; , Solicitor 
 
 General ; II. Bernard, Chief Clerk ; John Stuart. Assistant 
 Clerk; Patrick Lynch, Messenger. Lower i'nnada. — Hun. 
 A. A. Dorion, Attorney General ; Hon. L. S. Huntingdon, 
 Solicitor General ; Geo. Futvnye, Permanent Clerk : Jos. A, 
 Defoy, Assistant Clerk; John W. Oow, Messeng<:r 
 
 ADJUTAMT GnxRAL'g OmoK.— Lleut.Col. the Hon. M. A. 
 de Salaberry, Deputy Adjutant-Genl., L. C. : Lieut.-CoL 
 Walker Powell, Deputy AcUutant lieneral. U. C: Ruliert 
 Berry, Chiet Clerk and Accountant, W. K. Wright, Thoa. 
 Wily, Chief Snjperinteudent of Stores; K. .\. Lambert, 
 
 C. II. O'Meara, CyrlUe Junot, Grant Seymour, T. Lahuse, 
 
 D. McLennan, Clerks. 
 
 DiPABTMIIlT OP PdbUO IlfSTHCCTlON, C. AV. — For th» 
 
 general administration of the Grammar and Common 
 chool Laws. Blucation Office. — Rev, Kgert<ju Kyeison, 
 D.D., LL.D., ChlefSuperlntendent of Education: John Geo, 
 Hodgins, LL.B., F.R.G.8., Deputy Superintendent; Alex. 
 Marling, LL.B., Senior Clerk and Accounlant ; A, J. WIK 
 lUmson, Clerk of Correspondence; F. J. Taylor, Clerk of 
 Ststialics ; J. T. K. Stinson, Acting Asu't Clerk of StHllvtics. 
 VepntiUiry Branch.— ». P. May, Sl.D.. Clerk of Liluarics; 
 J. W. Rolph, Acting Depository Salesman ; W. H, Aikinson 
 and Edward B. Cope, Assistant Clerks; C. Alilcrson, Depo- 
 sitory Packer. Oltlce Messenger, James Mooie. Uliices ia 
 the Normal School Buildings, Toronto. 
 
 Depabtmint or Ponuo Instbhotion, C.K,— Hf)n. P. J. 0. 
 Ciiauveau, Chief Super, of Education ; Ixiuis (iiaid. Secr» 
 tary; James J. Phelan, English Corrvspondini; Clirk and 
 Assistant Editor of the Lower thnadn Jnurtiul of titiica- 
 (ton; Alex, de Luslgnan, Clerk of Slalislicsand Accounts; 
 Auguste Beflhard. French Corresponding Clerk and .\'«sl»- 
 taut Editor oV Le .lournal de, P Inntructimi I'ul.lii/af ; Jaoijuea 
 Laparre, First Copying Clerk and Storekeeper; Jeau B. 
 Lenoir, Second Copying Clerk; PaulBlouin, MoBfienj;ar. 
 
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CANADIAN GAZETTELTv AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
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 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL AND ASSEMBLY OF CANADA. 
 
 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF CANADA. 
 
 The UoB. Viuo Joseph Tesdiir, Speaker, Qusboc. 
 
 NAKU km p. 0. ADDRESS. 
 Hon. John Hamilton, KitigtUm, 
 " A<lHm Cerrie, UamiWm. 
 
 * I'liilip II. McKire, IhiUif-rintrgK 
 
 * llBorge J. OiKxlhiie, Loiuion, 
 " JamiM Morris, lirockriUe. 
 
 " .JamHH Gordon, Jbnwito. 
 " JiiniMi Ferrlor, Montreal. 
 " RwleilckMathesoD, 7>r(A. 
 
 Life LEQisiATiri Councillobs. 
 
 NAMES AND P. 0. ADnRtg9. 
 
 Hon. Osorge 8. Bonlton, Oihourg. 
 
 " Sir K. f. Taohe, Mmtmaffny. 
 
 " James I^t.Hlia, Uimlrral. 
 
 " Frederick A.lluonnBl, MorUreaL 
 
 " Q.S.VeBiMuiea.OjUauduLae. 
 
 " John Koss, Toronto. 
 
 " Samuel Mills, y/ai»tUon. 
 
 NAMES AXD P. 0. ADDREaii, 
 lion. Louis I'anet, Qwlifc. 
 
 " Sir Narriiwe 1l«llfjtu. Qutbee. 
 " Charles WiUm, lUmilrml. 
 " lienjamlu St-ymour, It/rt titrpt, 
 " David M. AriiiHtrong, Ami. 
 " Kbeiieier Perr.v, OMourg. 
 " Walter U. Olcksoc, Aiagura. 
 
 ELECTITE LI0I9I.ATIVE CSounchlors, 0. W. 
 StyigtORB. NAMED. P. 0. ADDBESf. 
 
 Bathurit Hon. James ghaw Smith's Falls. 
 
 llrock " 
 
 Burlington " 
 
 CUIara<iui " 
 
 Kastem " 
 
 Krit „. " 
 
 Om-e " 
 
 Ifnme " 
 
 King " 
 
 Malahide " 
 
 Midland " 
 
 JVeiucattU " 
 
 Aiuffdra " 
 
 Quffn't " 
 
 QiiinU " 
 
 Jtidtau " 
 
 Saugeen « 
 
 Ht CUir " 
 
 St. Lawrmct ... " 
 
 Tccumitlh " 
 
 Thama " 
 
 Trmt " 
 
 Wfjiiern " 
 
 liwA: « 
 
 A. J. F. lilair Uueiph. 
 
 Hamianus Smith Ancaster. 
 Alex. Campbell ...Kingston. 
 
 Thos. Bennett Athol. 
 
 David Cbrlstia ....Brantford. 
 Oeo. Alexander ...Woodstock. 
 James C. Aikini...IUchTiaw. 
 
 David Reesor Markham. 
 
 E. Leonard London. 
 
 Wm. UcMastar ...Toronto. 
 Asa A. Bambam..Cobnnri;. 
 James G. rarrie...St. Catharlnai. 
 
 John Simpson llowmanTliie. 
 
 Robert Read Uelleville. 
 
 James Skead Ottawa. 
 
 John McMurrlch.. Toronto. 
 
 Alex. Vidal Saruia. 
 
 George Crawlbrd ..BrockTille. 
 Donald McDonald Toronto. 
 
 Oliver Blake WaterfonL 
 
 Billa Flint Belleville. 
 
 Walter McOrea ...Chatbam. 
 George W. Allan ..Toronto. 
 
 EtECTtVX Leqisutitx CoimciLLnRg, 0. B. 
 
 DiyiSIOHI. NAMES. P. O. ADDREg.<l. 
 
 AlnM Hon. Joseph F.ArmandRivii'rf-dria-PralrleB 
 
 Beil/ord 
 
 Vt la Vuranta. " 
 
 OelaraaUrt. " 
 
 De Lanaudier- " 
 
 Dt Lorimiert... " 
 
 Dt SalalHrry... " 
 
 OraruiviOe " 
 
 Oulf " 
 
 Inkerman " 
 
 Kfnnehtc " 
 
 La Salle " 
 
 Lawrmtida .... " 
 
 Lauton " 
 
 MilUIila " 
 
 Mimtanittt " 
 
 Jfeptntiyny " 
 
 liigaud " 
 
 Rmtgemont ..... " 
 
 Saurel " 
 
 Shawentgan ... " 
 
 Sladacotta " 
 
 Victoria " 
 
 WiiUingUm « 
 
 A. B. Foster Froet Village. 
 
 Francois LemieuxQuebec. 
 J. Bte. G. Proulx..Nicolet. 
 
 L. A. Olivier Berthler. 
 
 J. 0. Bureau St. RAmi. 
 
 Louis Ronaud Montreal. 
 
 Lnc LI. de St. JustRivli^reOuclle. 
 Ulric J. Tessler ...Quebec. 
 John Hamilton ...Hawkesburj. 
 
 Chas. Cormier I'lessisvtlle, Somer. 
 
 A. J. Duchesna7...8t. Catharines, Foa. 
 H.P.deS.LaterriereEbiiulfnients. 
 K.It.J. Duchesna; Ste.Marie, N.Beance 
 Edouard Masaon ..Terrebonne. 
 
 Louis Lacoste BoucherTille. 
 
 P.U.Archambault L'Assoniplioii. 
 E. E>rudhomme Jr.Tanner; West. 
 L. A. Dessaulles... Montreal. 
 J. B. Gu6vremont.Sorel. 
 Charles Malhiot...Polote^lu-Lac. 
 
 Francis Baby Quebec. 
 
 Thomaa Ryan MontreaL 
 
 John 8. Sanbom..Sherbrooke. 
 
 Permanent OmcxRa.— J. T. Taylor, Clerk of the ITonse, Master in Chancery, also Cashier and Accountant; Robert 
 LeMoine, Deputy Clerk and Clerk Assistant, Master in Chancery, and Chief French Translator; Kennings Taylor, Dep. 
 Clerk and Clerli Asaistant, Master in Chancery, aud Chief Offlce Clerk: J. £. Doucet, Additional Clerk AsfiHtaut, 
 Additional French Translator, and Clerk of Private Dills i W. A. Malngy, Additional Clerk Asslstaut and '2nd OfHce 
 Clerk ; J. Adamson, Clerk of Bnglish Journals; R. Q. Bellean, Clerk of French Journals; A. A. Boucher, Additional 
 French Translator and Clerk of Committees; A. Garneau, Additional French Translator; C. W. Taylor, Asiiistant 
 Accountant ; Neil W. McLean, F.nglish Writing Clerk ; Rev. W. Agar Adamson, D.C.L., Chaplain and Librarian ; 
 K. L. Montlzambert, A.M., Law Clerk (Acting as English Translator) ; Rene KIniber, Gentleman Usher of the Black 
 Rod ; Olivier Vallerand, Scijeant-at-Arms ; E. Botterell, Doorkeeper ; M. Keating, Chief Messenger and Hoiisrkeoper ; 
 Samuel Skinner, Assistant Uousekeeper and Messenger ; L. J. Casault, Messenger to Library for LigiplHtive Council ; 
 J. I'ageau, Post Office Messenger; J. B. Myrand. Meuxnger; Peter Rattey, Messenger ; Antolne Liu-hanco, J. Dulierly, 
 J. Usnley, P. Dunn, P. Maddigan, R. Greer, S. Fraser, N. Boulet, Sessional Messengers ; A. Duuaire and C. Vouu j. Pages. 
 
 Addbxiu.— To the HoDoumble the Legislative Council of the Province of Canada, in Parliament assembled. 
 
 The Petition of 
 
 [rtace and date.] HumUy aheweth, That, to. 
 
 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF CANADA. 
 
 Hon. Lewis Wallbbiuoe, Speaker. 
 
 UUNniTTJENCm. RABIS. 
 
 Argrnteuii Hon. J. J. C. Abbott... 
 
 Bagiit Hon. M. laframbolse 
 
 Brauce Henri E. Tasehereau..< 
 
 Bfauhartunt Paul Denis 
 
 Bflt'chaiu Kd. R^millard 
 
 Berlhier Anselme H. Pftqnet 
 
 Binaventare Theodore Roljitaille... 
 
 Brant, K.R John Young l!own . 
 
 BraM, W. H Edmund B Wood.. 
 
 BrockviUe,Ibum..F. U. Chambers 
 
 Bnmu Christopher Dimkin 
 
 OirMon Wm. F. Powell 
 
 ChamUy C. B. de RoucbervUle 
 
 Champlain John Jones Rosa ... 
 
 Charlfvoit Aduiphe Oatjnon .. 
 
 0/iatfaugtiay Hon. h. It. Ilolton 
 
 (7tt'cou<.iC.!Jagru«n.David K. Price 
 
 Omptnn John Uenry Pope.., 
 
 OimuxM, 7b«in,..llon. J. S. Macdonald 
 
 Porelieiirr Hector L. Langevln... 
 
 I)rtm''ditArthab.i. B. E. Dorion 
 
 Dtmdat John Sylvester Roes. 
 
 Durham, B. K. ...John Sliuter Smith... 
 
 Ditrfiam. W. Ji.... Henry Munro 
 
 Elgin. K. R Leonidas Durwell 
 
 Elgi», W. R John Scohle 
 
 Etttex 
 
 Frmtf.nae Wm. Ferguson ..' 
 
 Gaspe John LeBoutUler 
 
 p. 0. ADDBXaa. 
 Montreal. 
 St Hyacinth* 
 .Quebec. 
 Montreal. 
 .Quebec. 
 St. Cuthbert 
 New Carlisle, 
 llfantfiird. 
 Brantford. 
 llrnckvllle. 
 Knowlton. 
 Ottawa. 
 Boucherville. 
 St. Anne la Pelade. 
 Bale St. Paal. 
 Montreal. 
 Chlcoutimi. 
 Cook«hlre, E. Tps. 
 Cornwall. 
 Quebec. 
 .L Avenir. 
 .Iroquois. 
 Port Hope. 
 .Newcastle. 
 Port Burwell. 
 St. Thomaa. 
 
 Kingston. 
 Oaspe Basin. 
 
 OONSTITDENCIIS. RAMM. >. 0. ADDBXSS. 
 
 Glengary Donald A. Macdonald Alexandria. 
 
 OrmvOle, S. A. ..Walter Shanly Montreal. 
 
 Grey George Jackson Beutinck. 
 
 Baldimand David Thompson Indiana. 
 
 Jlalton John White Milton. 
 
 Hamilton, Ctty...lBa4ic Buchanan Hamilton. 
 
 Hattingt, A'. A. ..Thos. C. Wallbrklge...Helleville. 
 llattingt, S. iJ....IIon. L. Wallbrliige...HBllBvill*. 
 
 Hochelaga Hon. A. A. Dorion ...Montreal. 
 
 Huntingdon Robt. B. Sommerville Huntingdon. 
 
 Buran <£ A-uee... James Dickson KgmondvUle. 
 
 II>ermUe Alex. Dufresue Iberville. 
 
 /ac7i«*Ckir(ter...FraU(.'oi8 Z. Tasn^ St. Laurent. 
 
 Jfitietlt H. C.ditGrandchampSt. Elizabeth. 
 
 Kanumratka Jean Chas. ChapalB...St. Denis (en has). 
 
 Kent Archibald McKellar...Oiatham. 
 
 Kingitim, City ...lion. i. A. Macdonald Kingston. 
 
 Lamhtnn Alex. Mackenzie Ijinibton. 
 
 Lanark, y. R. ...Robert Bell Carleton PUce. 
 
 Lanark, S. R. ...Alex. Morris Montreal. 
 
 Laprairie Alfred Plosonneault..Montr(>al. 
 
 L' Atnymptian ....T/>uls Archambauit...L'Assomptlon. 
 
 Laval Joseob II. B'Ueroi<e...St Vincent da Paul. 
 
 LeedtdtOren.lf.R.VnaeiB Jones KemptvlUe. 
 
 Letdt, S. R Albert N. Richards '...Rpxkviile. 
 
 Lennox it .^(iiiriiRlehitrd J. OartwrightKingston. 
 
 I^.vii JoHeph G.KIanchet ...Ijevis. 
 
 Lincoln Wm. HcGiverIn St. Catharines. 
 
 L'liM Louis B. Caron Quebec. 
 
 -I'i ! 
 
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 J. R. 
 
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 CANADIAN GAZETTEER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY — JUDICIARY. 
 
 IL 
 
 CONBTITOKNat*. NAMU. r. O. AMklM. 
 
 Lrmdrm, Vity Hon. John Carling ...T»ndon. 
 
 Lntiiinirrt Henri 0. Julj QuebM. 
 
 Maiktnimffe Muimi Ilnud* RiT.duLoiip(«iih.) 
 
 Megantie (leorgc Irtin* Quebec 
 
 MiddIfteM,B.K....CTom»l\ WillioD Arva. 
 
 MuldUtta, tr.«.^Tb(m. Rcatcherd I>ODdon. 
 
 Mitritquoi Jamee O'lUlloran ....Cowanvrtll*. 
 
 McmUtttlm Jcneph Dnfreeue 8t. Aleiii. 
 
 Montmagny Joneph 0. BMiablen...Mi>Dlmign]r. 
 
 MnrUmimmcy Hon. Joeeph OkucboaQuebec. 
 
 Monlrral Btit ....Hon. 0. K. Cartler ...Mnntrviil. 
 
 Mnntrral fyntn...Hnn. J. Koee Mnntr««l. 
 
 JI<rrUrfal M'fM ...Hon. Thin D McOee.guebm. 
 
 AapifrvUU SIxte 0. dit La HeiDeUmlla. 
 
 Siagara, 7bmi...John Himpmn NliKara. 
 
 AinM Juepph (landet Oenillly. 
 
 NnrfMc Aquila Walsh Slmcoe. 
 
 Nnrthumh'd.E.Ri. L. Ulnar Murray. 
 
 AmUiumb'd W. R.J*mm Oorkbnrn Coboorf. 
 
 Ontario, JV. *. ...llon.Wm. MrDnuicall Toronto. 
 Ontario, S. R. ...Hon. Oliver Mowat ...Torcnto. 
 
 Ottawa, cay Jompb M. Currier ....Ottawa. 
 
 Ottawa, Omnty...K\<mm Wriitht Hull. 
 
 Oxford, .V. R. ...Hope F. HcKenile ...Sarnia. 
 
 Oxford, S.R lion. George Brown ..Toronto. 
 
 jyd Hon. J. H. Canieron...Toronto. 
 
 JPerth Robert Macfarlana ...Stratford. 
 
 I>terbnrough Wiloon 8. Conger Peterborough. 
 
 I^mtiae John l>oupor« Cbleeater. 
 
 I\ninKi^f Jean T. BrouMiean ...Quebec. 
 
 J'racntt Thomat nigglnaon ...Ilawkeabury. 
 
 Prince Edward...yf»lt*r Rom Pl-ton. 
 
 Qwbff., BaU Pierre O. Huot Quebec. 
 
 Qiubee, Omlrt.,..Uoa. I. Thibaudean... Quebec. 
 
 Qufbee, Wat Hon. Charles AH«Tn..Quebee. 
 
 Qutbee, Qmnty ...Hon. F. ETantarel ...Quebec. 
 
 OORITITIIIAUIU. IIAlna. p. 0. ADDBIM. 
 
 Smfrtta Robert Mclotyr* Renfrew. 
 
 RichmoHditlVUfeyrm. II. Webb Melbouma. 
 
 Ric/ieli)iu Joeeph F. I'erranit ...Montreal. 
 
 Rimouilci tleorge Sj Wain HImouiikl. 
 
 SonvilU Joseph K. Ponlln HarlaTllla. 
 
 RtiutU Robert Bell OtUwa. 
 
 Saint HyaeinUu. .tl6a6 Rajroiond 8t. HyadnltM. 
 
 aatnlJohn'i Frmnooli Bouraam ...Montreal. 
 
 Saiitl Maurice ...Charlea I^i^joi* Yimachleha. 
 
 Slt^ffhrd lIoD.L.S.Muntlncton Bhefford. 
 
 Sherbrmlit Ibioii.Hon. Alex. T. Oall ...Hherbrooka. 
 Simcoe, JV. R. ....Thoa. D. MeOonkey...Barrie. 
 
 Simcae, .V. R Tboma* H. FergunonCoukatown. 
 
 Snulangn Wm. Duckett Coteau Landing. 
 
 Stuntltad Albert Knight HUnstead. 
 
 Slitrmimt Samuel Anit Aultavllle. 
 
 nmitoouata J .hL Bte. Pouliot RiT.duIiOup(enb.) 
 
 Terrtbanru L. L. VIger Montreal. 
 
 Thrtt RivfrtfCUyllon. 1. K. Tar«ott«...Thraa Rlrara. 
 
 Tttronto, Kad John Miedonsid Toronto. 
 
 Tbrontn, Wat Alex. U. Smith - Toronto. 
 
 Two Mmmlaint ...itmn B. Daonat .St. Kuataeha. 
 
 Tautlraia A. C. da L. Harwood..VandrenU. 
 
 Vercliertt Filix Oeoffrlon Vereherea. 
 
 Viftirria Jamea W. Dunaford ..Llndaaj. 
 
 WixterVm, N.R....non. H. H. Foley SIniooe, NorMk. 
 
 Waterloo, S. R. ...Jamea Oowan Gelt 
 
 WfUand Thomaa 0. Street Chlppawa. 
 
 WrUington, If. A.Thomaa 8. Pk krr ....Ouelph. 
 
 WeUingUm, S. JI..DaTid Stirion Ouelph. 
 
 Wmlvmrth, N. A.William Notman Dundaa. 
 
 WcntMPorM, A it, JoaephRymal Barton. 
 
 Yamattea Mnia* Fortier 8t. DaWd, O.B. 
 
 Ym-tt, N.R Jamea P. Wella King. 
 
 Yiirk, E. R Amoa Wright Richmond Hill. 
 
 York, W.R Hon. W. P. Uowland.. Toronto. 
 
 PrRNAinirr Omatai.—Chi^Dfipttrtmenl—'W. B. Lindaay, jun., Chief Clerk ; Geo. M. Mulr A Alfred Patrick, Depntr 
 Clerks, Clerki Aaalrtant, and Commlaaionera Ibr administering oatha to Member*. Lam Cterk'i Department— <i. W. 
 Wickateed, Q. C, Clerk; Frank Badgley, B.C.L., and Kug. P. Dorion, Aaalatant Clerka. Aeoetmtanei Damrlmenl— 
 Thoa. Vaux, Accountant ; J. Stanafeld, Aralstant Accountant and Bookkeeper. Department of Routine and Recordt— 
 Wm. 8ptnk, Routine and Record Clerk; Farquhar MacQilllTrajr, Aiaiatant do. Oeneral Department— Vm. P. Patrick, 
 Chief Oinc« Clerk; H Hartney, Aaelatant Office Clerk and Clerk to Printing Committee; Henry B. Stuart, Engllah 
 Writing Clerk ; K. D6n^haud. French Writing Clerk ; A. G. T). Taylor, Theodule Blala, H. R. Smith, 0. C.de LacheTrotlere, 
 H. Lindnay, J. S. i^loane. Paul B. Smith, Juhii Notman, Junior Clerka. Cammittoe Department— Uini Patrick, Chief 
 Clork of ControTerted Klectlons; J. P. Lepn>hoD, Firat Aaelatant; F. X. Blanchet, Seeond do. Prirxde BUI Depart- 
 nun/— Alfred Todd, Clork of Volea and Chief Clerk of Prirate Bllla ; T. Patrick, Clerk of Railway. Public Acoounta and 
 Banking Committee; Hermann l*oett«r. Aaklataut Clerk of Votes. Traneiatonf Department — Kiigene P. Dorion, Chief 
 French Translator ; W. Fanning, French Translator of the Journals and Totes of Prooeedings ; T. G. Oonraollea, Assistant 
 French Translator ; J. F.GIngras, Jos. Royal, A. Mondelet, Emm. Blain, Aaaistant do. ; F. Badgley, Chief English Trans- 
 lator; W. Wilson, F. Hayea, W. Wilson, Jun , Geo. Macaulay, Assistant English Translators. Journal Department — 
 W. H. LaMoine, French Journal Clerk; Pierre Klret, Asaistant do.; Wm. B. Rosa, English Journal Clerk; Henry J. 
 McCarthy, AssUtant do. IMtrary DnHirlment — Alphena Todd, Librarian ; A. Q. IJOole, Assistant do ; A. Laporriere, 
 Clerk. SpeeJcer't Secretary — Geo. U. Macaulay. Serjeant-at-arme Depttrtment — Donald W. Maedonell, Seijeant-at-Arms ; 
 W. C. Burrage, Deputy do. R. Defries, Postmaster; Jos. Bla's, Asslatant do. John O'Connor, Doorkeeper; Robert 
 Bailie, Ass itant do. ; A. L. Cardinal, Chief Messsenger; H. McCarthy, Asaistant do. ; O.Tincent, Messenger of Libsmry ; 
 J. Lemonde, E. PcMetier, Wm. Graham, Jamea Hoy, Edward Stacy, Joaeph Assslin, Edward Storr, Messengers. 
 ADDuaa.— To the Honourable the LegisIatlTe Aaaerably of Canada, in ProTiocial Parliament assembled. 
 
 The Petltloo of 
 
 Humbly sheweth, That, Ac. 
 
 Wherefore your Petitionera humbly pray, Ae. 
 
 [Pfaee and date.] 
 
 49* No Petition to the LeglsIatiTe Assembly will be received unleas there Iw three genuine signatures on the afaast 
 tt paper or parchment on which the conclusion of the Petition is written or printed. 
 
 JUDICIARY. 
 
 THE LAW SOCIETT OF UPPER CANADA. 
 
 YIBITOKS. 
 
 Hon. Wm. Hy. Draper, C.B., Chief Justice of Upper Canada. 
 Hon. P. M. M. 8. Vankoughnet, D.C.L., Chanoellorof Upper 
 
 Canada. 
 Hun. W. B. Richards, Chief Jastiee of Common Pleas. 
 Hon. Jamea C. V. Esten, Vice Chancellor. 
 Hon. John Godfrey Bpragge, Vice Chancellor. 
 Hon. J. II. Uagarty, D.C.L., Judge Court of Qneen's Bench. 
 Hon. J. C. Morrison, Judge Court of Queen's Bench. 
 Hun. Adam Wilsun, Judge Court of Common Pleas. 
 Hon. John Wilson, Judge Court of Common Pleas. 
 niASomcR. 
 Hon. John Hillyard Cameron, D.C.L., Q.C. 
 
 BIKCHKtS. 
 
 Hon. Henry J.Boultun, Q.C 
 George Hidout. 
 lion. John Knlph. 
 Hon. OeorKC S, Boulton. 
 Hun. James E. Small, Q.C. 
 William Elliot. 
 
 David Jnaes. 
 George Hot ph. 
 Robert Iterrie. 
 George S. Jarris. 
 Donald n«thune. 
 Thomaa KIrkpatrick, Q C. 
 
 Clarke Gamble. 
 
 Marcus Fayette Whitehead. 
 
 George Malloch. 
 
 George Boawell, Q.C, 
 
 Miles O'Rellly.Q.C. 
 
 William Notman, QO. [QC. 
 
 Hon. J. U. OameroD, D.C.L., 
 
 Hon. George Sherwood, Q.C. 
 
 Jamea Smith, Q 0. 
 
 Hon. J. A. Maedonald. Q,0, 
 
 ^hn W. Gwynne, Q.C. 
 
 Hon. John Ross, Q.C. 
 
 Hun. 8. B. Harrison, Q C. 
 
 Ilnu J.S.Maodonald,Q.O..il.a 
 
 Mitrcus nurritt. 
 
 Churles lliihy. 
 
 Oenrge DugKsn, Jun. 
 
 Hon. A. J. For,tus«oo Blair. 
 
 John Crawfbrd. 
 
 Gen. U. Lynn Fello#ea, Q.C. 
 
 Seeker Drongh. Q C. 
 
 Nnnbitt Kirchhofler. 
 
 Samuel Black Freeman, Q.C. 
 
 RolUnd McDonald, Q.O. 
 John Bell, Q.C. 
 John Shnter Smith. 
 Henry 0. R Becher, Q.C. 
 Hon. Oliver Mowat, Q.C. 
 Henry Koclea, Q.C. 
 8lr Henry Smith, Rt., Q.C. 
 Lewis Wallbrldge, Q.C. 
 Richard Miller. 
 George W. Burton, Q.C. 
 Hon. Alex. Campbell, Q.C. 
 Stephen Richards, Jr., Q.C. 
 Thomas Gait, Q.C. 
 David B. Read. Q.C, 
 John OgllTie H.ttt. 
 John Hector, Q.C. 
 Jacob Farrand Priugle. 
 George Boomer. 
 Hon. John Prince, Q.O. 
 John Diiggan. Q.C. 
 James Alex. Henderson. 
 Matthew K. Vankoughnot. 
 Hon. Jas. Patton, LL.D.,Q.O. 
 
 
 a 
 
 LRITISH AIMEKICA ASSURANCE COMPANY, TORONTO- (See Card, p. 784.) 
 
 BI 
 
CANADIAN GAZETTEER AND BUSINESS DIIIEOTORY. 
 
 925 
 
 DiinlBl MucMartln. I Arch. John M«c.1oncll. 
 
 riilli|i liow. Jamei Luklii Uoliiuaou, 
 
 Kicliard K. gtaele. Samuel 11. Strung. 
 
 Jubn Miller. | 
 
 SECUTABT, LIBRAnun Aid) IXAHiniH. 
 
 Hugh N. Owynna, B.A , Trinity Culbge, Dublin. 
 
 UAIONEM \}IB LMTIIEEM. 
 Adam Crooki, Kw]., M.A„ B.C.L.. Equity. John T. 
 Andrraon, Knq , Commun Law. Alazandar Leitfa, Elq., 
 Real Property. 
 
 Cburti. 
 Court o? Khkok *!ID ArrEAU— Conatltuted for th«hear 
 Ing of appaala In cItII caM« from the Courta of Qnmn'i 
 B«uch,Chane«ry and Oonimon IMeaa; and appwln In crim- 
 inal caiM from the Courts of Uueen'i Bench and Oimmon 
 Plaaa. From tb* Judgment of thia court, an appeal lie* tu 
 Iter Mi^oaty in Prlfy Council, in caaea over £l,UOO, or 
 where annual rent, fee, or future riKlitii of any amount, 
 are affected. Jttdgiei—Uoa. Archlhalil .McLean, I'rwddent; 
 ilon.Wm. II. I>rsper,C.B.,Chief Juatlceof Upper Canada; 
 H.in V M. M.S. Vankoughnet. DO.L., Chancellor of Upier 
 Canada; lion William Buell Kicharda, Chief Juatlce of 
 thii Common IMeaa; Hem. J.C. I*. Eaten, Vice Chancellor; 
 Hon. John Godfrey Spragge, Vice-Chancellor ; lion. Johr 
 llawklna llagarty. D.C.L., Judge Court of Queou'a Bene!: ; 
 Hon. Jos. Curran Morrlaon, Judge CourtofQueeu'a Bench; 
 Hon. Adam Wilaon, Judse of the Court of Common IMi^aa ; 
 Hon. John Wilaon, Judge of the Court of Cummoa I'leag. 
 Clerk and Rqiorter, Alexander Qrant. 
 
 CocBT or iMrcARHMCifT — For the trial of Judge* of 
 County Courta in Upper Canada, under Con. Stat. U C, 
 cap. U.—JuJgfi:—\hin. W. II. Draper, CD., Chief JuatL'e 
 of Upper Canada; Hon. I'hilip M. M. 8. Vankoughnet, U. 
 C.L.. Chancellor of Upper Canada ; Hon. Wm. B. Klchardii, 
 Chief Juitioe of the Court of Common Plaaa. Clerk : \V. 
 B. Ueward. 
 
 Court orQomut'M Benob.— The Jnriadlctinn of thli Court 
 ext^jnJa to all manner of actions, causes and suita, criminal 
 md civil, real, personal and mixed, within Upper Canada, 
 and it may proceed in such, by such process and oourae aa 
 are provided by law, and aa shall tend with Justice and 
 flenpiitch to determine the same; and may hear and deter- 
 mine all isaues of law, and also with the inquest of twelve 
 good and lawful men (except In eases otherwise provided 
 for) ti y all Issues of flict, and givejudgment. and award exe- 
 cution, thtreon, and also in matters which relate to th* 
 Qaeeii's Revenue (including the condemnation of contra- 
 b,Hnd or smuggled goods) as may be done by Uer .M^esty's 
 Supei lor Courts of Law In Kngland. Chief Jutlice — Hon. 
 Willi im Henry Draper, CO. Puitne Juiiget — Hon. John 
 Iliwkius llagarty, D.C.L., and Hon. Joseph Cnrmn .Mor- 
 riwn. CI»'A:i{/'(A<CVoMman<ii'I<a*— Chaa.Coxwell Small. 
 Jfrp(i)<er— Chris. Robinson, Q.C. Taxing Officer — John 
 Bmal I. Clerk of Me PUa Departwtent— Joint W. Dempsey. 
 Cleik of th* Ztodtet— Thos. Coxwell. Sa/iHrar of Crown 
 Bonih, Ac— K. Q. Small. Oltrk of (As YauU Dmrtment 
 — Xhoi. Ooldsmith. Crier and CM«r— Andrew neming. 
 
 Coti HT or Chancert.— This Court has the like Joriidletion 
 aa the Court of Chancery In England, In eases of fraud, 
 •ccldent, trusts, axecntora, admlnistntors,oo-partnershlna, 
 account, mortgagaa, awards, dower, inhnts, idiots, lunatica 
 md I hair aslataa, waste, apeoifie pcrbmuuie*, diseovary, ami 
 to prevant multiplicity of suits, staying proceedings at law 
 prosecuted against equity and good oonsclenee, and may 
 decri'* tba Issue, repeal or avoldanoa of letters patent, and 
 generally the like power* whieh th* Court of Chancery In 
 Engl and poa*e*Be* to administer Justic* in alleaaes In which 
 there is no adequate remedy at law. Ohanedlor — Hon. 
 P. M. M. S. Vankoughnet, D.C.L. Kioe-CAanoeVors— Hon. 
 James Christie I'almer Ksten and Hon. John 0. Spragge. 
 Speajl Xxamineri — John Hector, Q.O., and Wm. V. Bacon. 
 Begitlrar <• AqM)r<er— Alexander Orant. Deputy Segii- 
 (rar— William N. Radenhnrst. Clerk in CAamiert— John 
 Black. .^oeoiMtant— John Oray. Examining Clerk— 
 Artliar Ilolnuted. Clerkt — Michael HoyM and John 
 Irwin. Uiher—lvba Oliver, ifeascnoer— Donald Buther' 
 Und. 
 
 HtSTEs's Ornoi in OaAKonr.— J<i.-<er in Ordinary— 
 Andiew Nortoi Buell. naing Jfoiter— George Hemioga. 
 Matler't CM^ Cicrit— Walter M. Rom. CUrk— John P. 
 HelKtnnall. Local Mailen and Ztqwly Regiitran—Barrie 
 —John Stratby. JBtOraOI*— William W. Dean. Brantford 
 -^ohn Cameron. Jroehiffls John Doekatader Buell. 
 CAaMa«»— George William*. CUoMr;— Wm. U. Welter. 
 Cbrtiioatf — John McDonell. flbcfericA — Robert Cooper. 
 fiWpA— George Palmar. Ha mi lUm Wm. Leggo. King- 
 idw— Jama* A. Heodereon, ecu London — Jaa. Bhanlay. 
 Aiivara— John Powell. OMnta— John WUmb. Omwi 
 
 .Vmiirf— Davlil A. Creaw.r. i>r<A— W. O. Buell. Himene— 
 Dat id TlKdalu. .Sunf/ivtrA— Samuel .><. Maciloiirll. .Snrnia 
 — IV T. I'ousMitl. S'. CntAann'a— Charles Henry I'owhII. 
 SI. 7 /innuu— .lames Stanton. Slratfiml—M. T Huirgard. 
 Stiult Ste. Mnru, Al^<ma— Hon. John Prince. Q.C. WhUby 
 Ueoige II. DartnuU. WoodiU<ek—l\. B. Beard. 
 
 CouiiT or CoMMOM Pleas.— This Court has the same powers 
 and joriaUictlon as a Court of Kuord, as the Conrt of Q.iaen's 
 B4'n,-h. Writs of Ftummons and cspiaaiHMuealUfrnatt-ly from 
 elth.T court. t'/.ic/y,«rf»e«— Hon. William Hurll Uliliiids 
 PuimeJivigu — Hon. Adam Wilaon aixl Hon. John Wilaon. 
 Cle* k of the CVown omf /V«i* — Lawrence lleyden. lUfHrrirr 
 — Kilward C. Jonea. Firit Clerk — Aagu.itus B. Sullivan. 
 SK^nd CUrk— a. B. Clark. Crier and C/'<Aer— Daniel 
 (yConnell. 
 
 pKACTici CocHT A<rn ORAMnERS. — One of the Common 
 Law Judges holdaaCourt during each Term, called the 
 " I'lactle* Court," for hearing matters relating to the 
 •diling or Justifying Iwll, diaciiarging inaolvent debtors, 
 administering oaths, hearing and dKtermluIng matters ou 
 motion, and making rules and orders in causes and busl- 
 ne^i depending In either of said law courts. CUambera are 
 belli each day In Common Law and Chancery by one of the 
 Judges of the aalil courts, for ao Vbualness relating tnaults 
 therein aa may be transacted y a single Judge out of 
 eouit. CUrk, Cbmman JUiie— Wm. B. Ueward. Clerk, 
 Chancery — John Black. 
 
 Heir a:<d Dxvisei Covrt.— Commissioners, the Judges of 
 the Superior Couria, and such other persons as may be 
 app tinted by commission under the Great Seal. The!'- 
 dutiee are to determine claims to lands in Upper Canada. 
 Ibr which no patent has hwued fh>m the Crown In (avoar 
 ol the proper claimants, whether as heirs, devisees or ns- 
 signoua. Sittings at Toronto, first Monday in January and 
 J uly in each year. Clerk <tf Oammiuioneri, W. B. Ueward. 
 
 CoDNTT Courts. — Presided over by a resident Judge In 
 each county. Their Jnriadiction extends to all personal 
 actions where the debt or damages claimed d<i nut exceed 
 £&0 ; and to all suits relating to debt, covenant or cn» 
 tract, where the amount la ascertained by the acta of tte 
 
 Krtiee or signature of the defbndant, to XIUO; and to aB 
 II bonds and reoognlsance* of bail given la the Oonntr 
 Court, to any amount ; hot not to ea se* Involving the tltfc 
 to lands, validity of wills, or actions for libel, slander, crink 
 con., or seduction. An nppeal lies to either of the Superiot 
 Courts of lisw. These Courts also po s s ess equity poweri^ 
 to the amount of £A0, snliJoct to an appeal to th* Oooit of 
 Chancery. 
 
 BcRROOATE CotjRTB — The Juri'dlction of theas Courts r» 
 latfs to all testamentary matters and causes, and to th« 
 granting or revoking of probate of wills, and letters of 
 administration of the effects of deceased p^raous having 
 estate or eSects in Upper (^nada, and all matters arising 
 out of or connected with the grant or revocation of probate 
 or adminiatratlon, subject to an appeal to the Court of 
 Ohanoery. The County Judges are also Judge* of th* Sor 
 rogate Courts. Cieri:, C. fltigibbon, Toronto. 
 
 CotniTR or Qdarteb Sbwions.— Chairman, the Coantj 
 Judge in each eoonty, who, with one or more Justices of 
 the Paeoe, holds a Conrt of Quarter Sessions In his county 
 Ibnr tlmee • year <br trial* hy Jury la ca*** of laieMiy 
 mlademeaaor and other oOsaea*. 
 
 RiooRDXRd' Court*. — la theCitieeof Toroato, Hamilton, 
 London, Kingston, and Ottawa, the Recorder*' 0>urt take* 
 the place of the County Baeslons, the Justices for C«untlei 
 having no Jarisdiction in the Citio'— the care of which I* 
 ooafldad to the Recorder, Mayor, Aldermea and Police 
 Maglstrato of each. Beadoni held lint Monday in March, 
 June and September, and third Monday In December 
 Aeoordert— Geo. Diiggan, Jan., Toronto ; Arch. J. HeDonell, 
 Kingaton; John BT Start, Hamilton; William Uocton, 
 London ; J. B. Uwia, Ottavra. 
 
 Insoltknt Dkrtom' Courts.— The Connty Judge la aaek 
 county preside*. 
 
 DiTiBion Court*.— for the nmimary dlipoaol of eo*** hf 
 a Judge ; but a Jury of Ave pereon* may D* demanded la 
 eertain ca***. 1 heir Jurisdiction extends to actkn* of debt 
 or contract amounting to £36 ; Injuriei or tort* to personal 
 chattels amounting to £10 ; but not to action* (br gambilag 
 debta, liquon drunk la a tavern, or note* of hand givea 
 therefbr, tjectment, title to land, Ac, or any toll, custom or 
 fkinebi**, will or eattlement, mallcioa* pro**entlon, libels 
 ■Under, erim.con., aaduetion or bnoeh of promiae, or action* 
 against a J. P. Ibr anything done by blsa In the exeeathw 
 of his dfflce, if he oti)eeto to it. Court* or* held once ia 
 two months in each dlviston. or of tener, at the dl*cr*tioa 
 oftbe Judge. Tue OiTMkNu are **tabU(k*d by th* OMut* 
 of Quarter IJsertwDi 
 
 »\ 
 
 BROWN BROTHERS, MANUFACTURING STATIONERS AND BOOKBINDERS. (See Card, p. 790.) 
 
 i 
 
926 
 
 CANADIAN GAZETTEER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 Crown Law Offietrt. 
 ATTr.KNET'OltirRKti— lion. John ^auclflc-M Macdoniilil, <^C. 
 UuUClTUR'titNltHAL — VuaDt. 
 
 Offlcen qf thf Omrtt. 
 
 CtrRKfl or AlHiic— Tli» Deputy CInrkii of tlio Crown ara 
 eX'ORIcio Clerk* of Aulza and Mamliala In their renpwtlye 
 oouiitie*. 
 
 Dkputt Ci.KRM OF THi C«ow!».— The Clerkii of the County 
 Courta will tie ex-ofltdo Deputy Clerkn of the Crown and 
 I'Icao of their toreral oountlea M the preaeut lucumlients 
 vacate by deata or otherwUie. 
 
 Depi'tt RrjiinTRARg ANi> Maktkm in OnAMriRT.— Theae 
 oftlcera are appointed by tlie Court, fur each 0>unty, att 
 occanlun requlrea.— (See title Maattr'a otHce in Chancery.) 
 
 Clerk nr Tim rROTEns.— Kor BPallnn and Irunlnit Wr<n 
 of i^nnimonn and otliur Wrlta in the ijUH«n a Ilemh uiid 
 Common I'Ihm (alteruatily)— lloht. i<t«ntim. The Deputy 
 Clxrka of the Crown in the aeTeral Countiea are supplied 
 with writa IVom Toronto, and re-ia«ue the aame in their 
 reupectlTe coautiea. 
 
 Temu of the Omrtt. 
 
 Apphai. Tkrun commenoe on the fourth Thursday nest 
 after Hilary, Kaater and Michaelmas Terma. 
 
 I.AW Tkiims.— Hilary begliia flrat Monday In February, 
 and enda Saturday of theenauInK week; Euterbef;ina3rd 
 Monday in May, and ends Saturday of the enauiuK week; 
 Trinity iHiginaMiiiiday next after'iUt AuKUHt,and umta on 
 the rirtturiiny of th» enmiinn week ; Mi<-htt«imiu< iM'^ina third 
 Uonday In NoreiiilMr and enda Saturday of the euaulug 
 week. Lung vacation from Ibt July to ^lat August. 
 
 CriAXCERY Terms.— Eraimnaftnn IVniM— Vrom latTuea- 
 liny of Kebruary to the Saturday after 2nd Tueaday of 
 April ; and from lat Tui>aday of September to the Saturday 
 after let Tueaday of November, llearing Thrnxs — From 4th 
 Monday in April until Saturday of the followlnit week; 
 and from 3rd Monday In November until Saturilny of the 
 lullowlug week. The Court alao ails every Tueadn., (ex- 
 cept iluring the rexular vacaliona) throughout the year, 
 for brarliig motiona for DecriHsn, mutloua f>jr or to diaaolve 
 apucial ii\juDctiona, and api>eala from the reports of the 
 Maater or Deputy Maatera. lioug vaoation tnsm the lat 
 July to 21at August. 
 
 CouNTT Court Terms eommence on the flrat Monday in 
 fan., April, July and Oct., and end the following Saturday. 
 
 (VmOt n^ th* Cnurit. 
 
 Law CiRcmTS. — The Circulta are hi'I<l twice ayaar In each 
 County, between Hilary and Kaiiter Terma, and iH-twwn 
 Trinity and .MIchanlmaa Tituis, except in the City of 
 Toronto and UnltMl Oiuntlea of York and I'eel, whera 
 there are three in ea<^h year, commencing oo theTburaday 
 next after municipal electlona In January, the aecoiid 
 Monday In April, and the aecond Monday iu October, In 
 each year. There ar* six Circuits, aa followa, via :— The 
 Kattrrn: Perth, Cornwall, Ottawa, L'Origoal, Brinliville, 
 KlnKHt4>n. ffnme: Niagara, Hamilton, Barrle, Owen .Siurid, 
 Milton, Wellnnd. m^Um; St. Thomas, Sandwich, Sariiia, 
 Chatham, London, Ooderich. Midland! Whitby, Peter- 
 horo', Obourg, BellevUla, PIcton. Llndaay. Oxford: 
 Blmcoe, Brant(i>rd, Quelph, Berlin. Stratford, Woodatock, 
 Cayuga. Tbronto and iW awi /M; Toronto. 
 
 Cha!«cert (^rcuits— For the Examination of Wltneaaes 
 and HesrinK Causes are held in the Spring and Fall of nnch 
 yeara.Mli)llow8: — Tbron/o .- Toronto. Ilomt: Wbltby, Barrie, 
 Hamilton, Niagara, Brantford.Ouelpb. Wattrn: SImcne, 
 London, Chatham. Sandwich, Sarnia, tJoderich, Woodatn, k. 
 KatUm ; OtUwa, Cornwall, Brockvillc, Kingston, Belle- 
 ville, Cobourg, 
 
 CoL';«TT CoPRt iiro QcARTER SEfsiowB SiTiixog.— For ths 
 trial of iaaiies of fact, and the saaeaament of damagen, on 
 the aeooiid Tueaday In March, June, September, and Dfr 
 cember, in eadi year. 
 
 Oi:nm,i$tiimirt for taiing Jffldavitt. 
 
 COMMISaiORERS IX UPPER CAXAPA fOR TAIIXO Aphdavits 
 TO HE USED m Codrts of Lower Cajcada.— Robert A. Har- 
 rison, Kaq., Barrister, Toronto; Thomas Wright Lawfoid, 
 Km]., Attorney-at-Law, London ; Hon. O.Crawford, M.L.C; 
 Jaa. Jeaaup, J, D. Basil, and Henry S. Hubbail, Barristers, 
 Brockvllle. 
 
 CoMMisHioxERa i!f LownR Carada foriakijio Affidavits 
 fo BE LSED I.N CoURTS OF UPPER Ca.xada.— J/ontreui : Theo- 
 dore ^ucet. Notary I'ubllc; Jauiea Court, Eaq. ; John J. 
 0. Abbott, Advocaie; John H. laaaeson. Notary Publli;; 
 Alexander Morris, Advocate ; William B. Lamb. Advocate ; 
 Frederick W.Torrance, Advocate. Qiuhte: Hon. Henry 
 Black, P. B. Cargraln, Frederick C. Vannavous, J. B. K. 
 Dufk^sne, and H. Bernard, Advocates. 
 Legal Holidayi. 
 
 Sundays; New Year's Day; Kplphany; Annunciation; 
 Good Friday ; Aacenaion ; Corpua Cbriatl ; St. Peter ; St. 
 Paul; All Sainta; Chrlatmaa Day, and any day appointed 
 by proclamation Ibr a general fiut or thanksgiving. 
 
 BRANT, 
 
 I. Henry Racey Brantlbrd 
 
 11. Henry Penton Paris 
 
 ifr. Samuel Stanton St. Qeoiga 
 
 IV. Wm. II. Serpen Burford 
 
 V. Alonzo Foster Scotland 
 
 VI. llobcrt Wade Tuscarora 
 
 carlkToh. 
 I. Oeo. R. Burke Ottawa 
 
 II. John A. Bryson... Richmond 
 
 in. John Fenton South Huntley 
 
 IV. Win. D. I'luott ....Fitzroy Harbor 
 
 V. Wm. Cowan N.Oower 
 
 TT. Ira Morgan Metcalf, Oagoode 
 
 Til. Thos, Q. Anderson Napean 
 
 ELQIN. 
 
 T. Simon Newnomb Vienna 
 
 U, Huury C. Hughes Ayimer 
 
 tlT. Jamea Farley .St. Thomaa 
 
 IV. Daniel Kcclea looa 
 
 V. F. McDUrmld "Urey, Aldboro' 
 
 I88EX. 
 
 I. Thomas McKee Sandwich 
 
 ir. Alanaon Rot«ford...Amberatbarg 
 
 in. James King Kingaviile 
 
 IV. a. Buchanan Colchester 
 
 V. .Tonathan Wlrfold Mersea 
 
 VI. Francta Graham Rochester 
 
 Til. Wm. Grant Windsor 
 
 IBONTEXAC, LEXROZ AXD ADDm(JT0W. 
 
 I. Edwin A. Burrowes.... Kingston 
 
 II. John B. UcOulu Rath 
 
 HI. Kdwin MalUry Parma 
 
 XV. Charles Jamea Napanee 
 
 V. Wm. WheUn Centreville 
 
 VI. Bdw. Upham Loughborough 
 
 Til. P. McKhn...Wateiloo, Kingston 
 
 DIVISION COURT CLERKS. 
 
 VZIT. Donald Cameron Tamworth 
 
 IX. Merged in No. 3. 
 X. .Samuel Stewart... Ilarrovamlth 
 
 XI. Henry Pults Wilton 
 
 XII. Hugh Campbell Invsrary 
 
 oret. 
 
 I. Chas. R. Wilkes Owen Sound 
 
 II. Win. Jackaon Durham 
 
 III. Tbos. Pluuket Meaford 
 
 VI. Thoa. J. Rorke Collingwood 
 
 V. Jjbn W. Armstrong Proton 
 
 VI. Henry CardweU ChaUworth 
 
 TIL Jas. C. Wilkes Mount Forest 
 
 HALniXAMD. 
 
 I. James Aldrldge Caledonia 
 
 II. G. S. Cotter, jun Cayuga 
 
 III. John Armour Dunnville 
 
 IV. I, Hnnal)erger... Ralnham Centre 
 V. Seth Smith Canborough 
 
 VI. Clias. E. Bourne Nantiooke 
 
 I. John Holgate Hilton 
 
 II. Robert Ralmer Oakville 
 
 III. Robert Young Georgetown 
 
 IV. Jamea Mathews Acton 
 
 V. S. R. Ijflster Naaaagaweya 
 
 TI. A. G. McKay Nelaon 
 
 bastixoi. 
 
 I. Archibald Ponton Belleville 
 
 II. N. Ketcheaon Sidney 
 
 III. Hiram Holden Shannonville 
 
 IV. Robert JlcCammon Tweed 
 
 V. William Judd Stirling 
 
 VI. Alex. Judd Ilaatlngs 
 
 VII. J. J. Ryan Eaat Hnira 
 
 VIII. John 0. Farmer Cannifton 
 
 IX. Jsramlah Simmons Trenton 
 
 X. Benjamin Beddome.... Marmora 
 XI. James Matrs Bridgewater 
 
 BUROII AR9 BRDCI. 
 
 I. P. A. UcDongaU Ooderich 
 
 II. Ludwig Meyer llarpurbey 
 
 III. Joseph Barker KincHrdins 
 
 IV. P. Flanagan Ireland Village 
 
 V. Thomas Trivitt Exeter 
 
 TI. John Cooke Dungannon 
 
 TII. David H. KlUhie Baylluld 
 
 Till. WillUm Colllna Walkerton 
 
 IX. John Kaatwood... Southampton 
 
 X. R. H. Read Clinton 
 
 XI. Benjamin Fralick....Alnaleyville 
 XII. Thomas Corrlgan Riversdale 
 
 KENT. 
 
 I. Thoa. Olendenning Chatham 
 
 n. J. Duck Morpeth 
 
 III. D. Wallace Dawn Mills 
 
 IV. G. Young Harwich 
 
 T. Robert Mitchell ....Wallaceburgh 
 
 TI. J.Taylor BothweU 
 
 LAMBTON. 
 
 I. Thomas Forsyth Samla 
 
 n. J. F. Elliott Warwick 
 
 III. William Webster Florence 
 
 IV. P. Catanach Sombrs 
 
 T. hoii-as R. Soott Krrol 
 
 TI. Jamea Wylde WIdder 
 
 TTI. Wni. McPherson Moorctown 
 
 VIU. Edmund White Oil Springs 
 
 LANARK AND RENFREW. 
 
 I. Robert MoRat Perth 
 
 n. Wm. liubertson Lanark 
 
 III. James 0. Pool ... Carleton Placs 
 
 BRYANT, STRATTON & DAY'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, TORONTO. (See Card, p. 792.) 
 
CANADIAN GAZETTEER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 927 
 
 .. Chatham 
 
 
 ...Morpoth 
 
 
 )awu Mills 
 
 
 ...Harwich 
 
 
 Uaceburgh 
 
 
 .. BoUiweU 
 
 
 Ssrnla 
 
 
 .. Warwick 
 
 
 ... Florence 
 
 . 
 
 .... Sombra 
 
 w4 
 
 Krrol 
 
 II 
 
 ....Wldder 
 
 11 
 
 Moorotown 
 
 II 
 
 Oil Springs 
 
 f ! 
 
 KW. 
 
 
 Perth 
 
 
 .... Lanark 
 
 i 
 
 leton l>lac« 
 
 MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS AND 8CU00LS. 
 
 IV. U. Harper Pmitiri Fall* 
 
 V H II Daviit I'akniham 
 
 Vl ilH-.n?* lt"M K«Dfrew 
 
 VII. .^. W. B.II l)..u^laa 
 
 Till. .\iidr«w Irrlng PeniLruke 
 
 IX S. O. l,»un Egantille 
 
 X John I'alturaon Almonte 
 
 XI. Jainea lt"ll Arnprlor 
 
 trKIW ANI> UBINVIU.I. 
 
 I .l.ihD II. Jnneii llrockTille 
 
 II Thw llarrlwin I'reacott 
 
 III. .><. .Mi-i'auimuD (lananoqua 
 
 IV Knlwrt Utflle KomptfllU 
 
 V. Mi.-ha^l Kelly Merrlckfllle 
 
 VI lliiKh Markay !*•"• 
 
 VII. Iliram .Mi-Crea FrankTllle 
 
 VIII. II irme Killorn Newboro' 
 
 IX. W. W. KliiK FurmeraTilla 
 
 X. Thcw Koberb«io ... 8penc»rTllle 
 XI. Warren Lyman N. Auguata 
 
 Xll. Alft-cd A. Uunro...UallurytoWD 
 
 T. W, B. Wlnterbottora NIaftani 
 
 II. W.A.MItlleberger. St. CaUiariae* 
 
 III. Clarlt Siiure Jordan 
 
 IV. John C. Iverr IM- «»llle 
 
 V. Kiibvrt Tliompaun .SmithTlllo 
 
 VI. Th.n I'iijrwin... Abingdon. Oalator 
 
 VII. George Record St. Ann"« 
 
 M1DDLF..'<XZ. 
 
 I. Jnbn r. MertHlith London 
 
 II. Oliver I). MalHM Lobo 
 
 III. Almnnd Huck Lambttth 
 
 IV. W. F. Hullfn Delaware 
 
 V. Ailam lUtvlie Moaa 
 
 VI. Josi'ph .Small .Strathroy 
 
 VII. 11. I.rt M«vru...Draney'» Cornera 
 
 VIII. \V. It. IVrnard St. Jolin'a 
 
 IX. tiustaviis U. Hamilton ... Nairn 
 
 NORrOtl. 
 
 I. .Tampa KrmatlnBer .'imcoe 
 
 II. K.lwil. .Matthewa Waterfiad 
 
 III. I). W. Freeman Slnirce 
 
 IV. T. Jenktiia Kulph 
 
 V. W. Ilrtwett Vlttorla 
 
 VI. S. I'. Malwe Port Uowan 
 
 VII. T. Ch«niberlln...Hou8;bton Cod. 
 VIII. Samuel (Jambla Port Dover 
 
 NORTIIUUDKRLAND AND mmOAIf. 
 
 I. Cliaa. Clark. aen....BowmanTllla 
 
 II. Samuel Wilmot Newcaatla 
 
 III. .Iiihn T. Day Port Hop* 
 
 IV. George nice Millbrook 
 
 V. Michael D. Cruao Coboarg 
 
 VI. JameeO. Rogeri Orafton 
 
 VII. Jamea 11. Held Colborne 
 
 VIII. tleorge S. IlurrBll Brighton 
 
 IX. John I)'Ugl*« Warkworth 
 
 X. Allan W. Uerow Murray 
 
 XI. D.ini.'l K<<Dn»dy...Campbelllord 
 XU. Wm. A. Loucka Cartwrlght 
 
 ONTAIUO. 
 
 I. L. Fairbanks Whitby 
 
 II. Joseph Wllsoo Pickering 
 
 in. Richard Lnnd Port Perry 
 
 IV. Joeepb Dlckfy Oibrldga 
 
 V. Jnlin .Mtilcnir Cannington 
 
 VI. C. lliiblnaoii Doavarton 
 
 oxroRD. 
 
 I. Edwin F.Oahan Woodatock 
 
 II. William II Landon Driinibo 
 
 III. Donald .Matlieion.... Kmbro 
 
 IV. Jamea lUrr Norwli-bvlUe 
 
 V. David CaiifleH Ingoraoll 
 
 TI. Cbarlea llawklna Tllaouburg 
 
 PRRTB. 
 
 I. Raby Williams flfratford 
 
 II. Thomaa Mathiuaon Illtchell 
 
 III. J. Coleman St. Mary's 
 
 IV. W. Coaaey .Shakspeara 
 
 V. Samuel Whaley....Waat'« Cornera 
 
 VI. D. D. Hay Listowell 
 
 PCTKKDORODOn. 
 
 I. John J. Hall Paterboro' 
 
 II. James Foley Norwood 
 
 III. O. Read Keone 
 
 IV. K. IIuKhes Bobcaygeon 
 
 V. B. F. Kirkpatrlok Lakeflvld 
 
 meSCOTT AND BUSaiLL. 
 
 I. p. M. Cothman L'Orlgnal 
 
 II. Wm. Furgnson ... Vankleeklilll 
 
 III. Jaa. HavB Kaat Ilawkuabury 
 
 IV, Albert ilagar I'lantagenet 
 
 V. N.W. Dunning Cumberland 
 
 VI. James Keays Russell 
 
 VII. Tlios. White llawkeabury 
 
 VIII. Henry llradley Caledonia 
 
 FUNCE lUWARD. 
 
 I. John P. Downes Plcton 
 
 II. James Cook Milford 
 
 111. Samuel Solmes Northport 
 
 IV. hklwln Roblln ... Rolilin'a Mills 
 
 V. Wm. Young WVlllngfon 
 
 VI. Harvey SpaHord, Cherry Valley 
 
 VII. Joshua M. Cadumn Consecon 
 
 VIII. Uichard Hill Uongardl 
 
 SIMCOE. 
 
 I. Thomas Lloyd Barrl* 
 
 11. John F. Davles Bradford 
 
 III. F. S. Stephens Tecumsuth 
 
 IV. A. Jardine... Nottawusaga Mills 
 V. John Craig Cralghurst 
 
 VI. Thomas Dallas Orlliia 
 
 VII. John Little Mulmur 
 
 VIII. tieo. McManua Mono Mill* 
 
 BTORMOKT, DORDAS A!(U OLINOART. 
 I. John Moltae Willlamatown 
 
 II. Dnusan McDonell.... Alexandria 
 
 III. William M. Park a>rnwall 
 
 IV. J. Bockuf...Dickenaon'a Landing 
 
 V. John W. Loucks Morrlsburg 
 
 VI. John S. Ross IroquoUi 
 
 VII. William J. Ridley MounUin 
 
 VIII. John A. Cockburn Berwick 
 
 IX. Peter .Stnart |j»nca»t«r 
 
 X. John Mifualg Wiurhesler 
 
 XI. Donald McIntu«h...Roxborough 
 
 TICTORIA. 
 
 I. Angus Ray Kidon 
 
 II. John C. Fl*«gprald..Fenolon talis 
 III. Richard Hiighea Itoboaygoon 
 
 IV. T. Matcliett Dmrmee 
 
 V. James McKlbbon I.indnay 
 
 VI. William Taylor tMkwood 
 
 W.tTKRLOO. 
 
 I. A. J. Peterson Berlin 
 
 II. Otto Klutl Preetrn 
 
 III. Peter Keefer Oalt 
 
 IV. John Wyllle Avr 
 
 V. John Alichlo ...New Hamburtih 
 
 VI. M. P. Kmpey llawkesvUlB 
 
 VII. William Henry Coneatuga 
 
 WELLAND. 
 
 I. Alfred Wlllet Welhind 
 
 II. S. S Ilagar.. ..WainHeet, Welland 
 
 III. Thoe. Newblgging Fort Krle 
 
 IV. Wm. Patrick Ciiftrm 
 
 V. Jacob Keefer Tb'rold 
 
 WILUMUTON. 
 
 I. A. A. Baker Onelph 
 
 II. Wm. I.«Klle Pu^Unch 
 
 III. Wm. McCarthy llockwuod 
 
 IV. Alex. Cadenhead Fi-rgiis 
 
 V. Wm. Tyler F.rin 
 
 VI. John Mrl«an Klora 
 
 TII. Oeorge Allan Allausville 
 
 Vin. C. CVCallaghan Arthur 
 
 IX. (luy Leslie Reading 
 
 X. Wm. Yeo Ilarriston 
 
 WKHTWontn. 
 
 I. Andrew Mili-oy Hamilton 
 
 II. Alexis F. Ilegue Dundna 
 
 III. Andrew Hall Waterdown 
 
 IV. W. McDonajl Itockton 
 
 V. John J. Bradley. ..Stoney Crci-k 
 
 VI. L. A. tlurnett Aticaotur 
 
 VII. John Atkinson (iianford 
 
 VIII. lleury Hall Ilaiis Corners 
 
 YORK AND PCEI,. 
 I. Allan M. Howard Toronto 
 
 II. J. J Barker U.ilonville 
 
 III. John Grieve Richmond Hill 
 
 IV. J. C. Ilogaboum Sliaron 
 
 V. Wra.Fry Sutton 
 
 VI. Arthur Armstrong... Lloydtown 
 
 VII. Thornhill A. Agar Hnrwick 
 
 VIII. John Paul Weston 
 
 IX. Adam Simpson Streetavill* 
 
 X. T. McKeuna Brampton 
 
 XI. Henry I'ettlgrew (;<«l(dnn K. 
 
 XII. Wm. Shlrreff Scarborough 
 
 AlOOMA DISTRICT. 
 
 I. Wm. F. Moore .. Sault Ste. Marte 
 
 II. J. Coatsworth Bruoe Mines 
 
 III. A. U. Ironsides.. Mahnutooahning 
 IV. Fort WUliam 
 
 MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS AND SCHOOLS. 
 
 Medio Ai, Board op Upper Can.^da. — Meet for examtnatlon 
 of candidates for Provincial License to practise Physic, Sur- 
 gery, and Midwifery, on the flrs*. Mondays in Jannary, 
 April. J uly, and Ortiiber of each yi ar, and remain In session 
 during the week following. Plaoi of meeting, the General 
 Hospital. Toronto. Prttidftit, B. ».'. Hodder, M.D., F.R.C.S., 
 Eng.: SfcrtUiry, Chaa. Gardner, II.R.O.S. Kng., Med. Sup. 
 T.G.H. Mfinbers : Drs Wm. 0. 0'rynne, W. Durle,W. Beau- 
 mont, 0. Herrick, W. B. Nichol. John Rolph, J. Workman, 
 H. U. Wright, W. T. AikinS, .'ohn Scott, J. Ri'/aardson, 
 J. Small, Us/.iel Ogden, James Thorburn, J. Llrars LIzars, 
 James Ross. J. J. O'Dea, Jami>a Bovell, Mich lel Barrett, 
 James Rowell, Toronto; H. Smith, Ancaster; Jas. Wilson, 
 Perth: William H. Bronse, P-escott; R. Kdmondson, 
 Brockville; W. H. Howard, Famersviilo • (Vm. Allison, 
 Marlib.im ; Roderick McDonald, Co.-nw.li ; Geo. II. Park, 
 namllton ; J. Fraser, Pelham; B.Oook, Norwich; G. South- 
 wick, St.Thomas; W. U. Dalton, Bolton ; T. Reynolds.Brock- 
 Tille: J. A. Nellis, London ; and J. Carbert, Orangeville. 
 
 Candidates for Kxamlnatinn retiulred to make written 
 application to the Secretary previonaly to tlw first day of 
 
 meeting In each Session, and to produce proofli of having 
 beeu engaged in the study of m»<ilcin« for a period of three 
 years, by attending on lectures, Ac, one year's hospital 
 attendance, and of having conducted at least thrue cases 
 of labour. RegUtration fee, with application, $2 ; Kzaml- 
 natlon fee, $16. 
 
 HoH.KOPATHio Medical Board or Canada.— Established 
 22 Vic. chap. 47. — Duncan Campbell, M.D., Edinburgh, 
 M.R.C.S.K., I'mident; Alexander T. Bull, M.D.. London, 
 C. W. ; Joseph J. Lancaster, M.D.. London, C. W. ; Thog. 
 NIchoi, M.D., SUncoe,C.W.; O. C. Field, M.D., Woodstoclfc 
 C. W. ; J. J. Iiannast«r, M.D., .Secretary and Trnuftrer. Ttie 
 Board meeta for Examination of Candidates for Diplomas, 
 at Toronto, on flrxt Tneedayfi <>r January and July. 
 
 EciECTio Medical Board.- Otablished 'U Vic, ch. ItO. 
 Geo A. Canon, M.D., Whitby: O. Ford, M.D., Newmarket; 
 N. IlopkUis, M.D., Carlisle; Wm. H. Hiird, M.D., Carleton 
 Place; — . Nash, H.D., Hamilton; Thoa. Bradley, M.D„ 
 Bervie; and K. H. Clark M.D., Coboarg. Board meets in 
 Toronto, si-mi-annuHlly, on the second Tueaday in Oclxiber, 
 and the third Tuesday In Jaue. 
 
 ji 
 
 p. 792.) 
 
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 CANADIAN GAZETTEER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
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 t 
 
 LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC. 
 
 pROTi-tciAi Ldnatio Asildm, TnRoNTn.— 3U mn.wMt fh>a 
 th« City Hall, on Qui^n 8t. I*niperi7 TMttMlla lb* Crown. 
 GoTarnmant appoint MMikitl 8up«riiit«D<]«iit, and BurMi% 
 anil IiiHpwlon who IVamr l>j-lawt for lU goTunin wt,tlu>- 
 rouiihlr HxamlOA th* AutIudi, and report to tbn Inaprntort 
 of AiylumiL Th* admuaioii of patient* I* rvKulatad by 
 the Art IH Vic., ehap. 188, which rvquIrN that the patUnt 
 b« •lamliMd hj tbraa UceiuHd aedlcal praetlttonen, f«r(. 
 fl«d by Kmt* or Major oollaetlraly, who certify to the l» 
 ■anity. AppllcatloD fbr adinlailoD mail be made befoi* 
 ■todlng lunatka. Idlota, and permni afflleted with para^ 
 Jain are InadmliMble. Oilcan of the loitltutiun : MnUcal 
 SuptrinlnuUiU, Joieph Workman, M.D. ; Auut. Phfocian, 
 B. Workman, M.D.; Ctinical AuiitmU, John K. K«noedy; 
 Bwrtar, 3. UcKlrdy; Stward, C. S. Kutwood; Ualr<m, 
 Mary Ann Parkaa. 
 
 NaU. — A Braoeh of thif Aaylnm haa baan aatabltahed in 
 th* old UnlT*nlty Bulldlnn nndar the *am* maoacemeot. 
 BoUrt Blair, guward; Kllia BUIr, Matron. 
 
 Fnar Maldim LcRATto AaTLOM.— Andnw Flkhar, H.D., 
 Medicat SUptrmtendaU. 
 
 Oriuu Lcmatio Artldii vor Chbonic PAnims. — John 
 ArOagh, M.D., IkiUeal auperiiUmdaU. 
 
 LOKATic AsTLUM, QoiRic. — CnmmliatonerR — Hon. Loula 
 Haaiiue, I'rMrideot; IX)Ctor Panlcbaud, K. B. Lindaay, Kiq., 
 Kobert Ilnniiltuo, Kk]., A. B. Lirois. Kaq , D. MKlie, Eiiq., 
 U. Oowan, Kaq., A. Lemoine. K*q., Stx^retary. Proprietor* 
 and Manager*— J. Douiilaa, Kmi.. M.D.; J. B. Z. Landry, 
 >:«q., M.D. Uffloer*— S.Wakeham.Warden; M. Wakeham, 
 Matron ; 8. P. Wakeham, AnilaUut Matron ; L. Catalller, 
 Kufiiient Phyalc-Un. 
 
 Caradian l.fgTiTDTt. — Mii>iCAi SECTioif. — Organlud 
 April, I8«3. All the leading Kn^llRh and American medl- 
 ral and •clenlifle Journal* taken flir the nae of member*. 
 The meeloD onmmeno** on th>< 2o(l Wadnoaday in October, 
 and the meeting* ara held eiiili alteioata Wudneaday for 
 •U month*. OOloen— Dr. Uzilel Ogden, Chairman ; Dr. 
 
 O'Dra. Berrelary ; Dr«. Wright and 0. B. Ilall, Commlttea 
 of Management. 
 
 OiifXRAL llu.spiT\L, TntiO-im.—TrutUtt; Appointed by 
 OoTernnH-nt — Wm llendeieon, J f<terllnR and Jno Hliea; 
 by Corpi)r*»lon, J. (I. Bowee, >l»for: by IVwrd of Trade, 
 \S. (louUarham. OimtulHng I'hfnnant ami Surgnmi, W. K. 
 Beaumnnt, K.K.C.a., Kng.; Ueo. ilcrrirk, M.D Allrnding 
 Phyiiciant atui tiuntim; W. R. Beauaoni, V.K 0.8., Kn«.; 
 I M.Uuddor.MC.P.K.C.S., Kng.; J. U. Rirbardain, M.D., 
 M.K£.8., Kng.: W. T. Alkln*, M.D.; J. BotoII, M.D.. P.H. 
 OP., Kng., C. V. Berryman, H D., John KIni;, M UC.!4., 
 Kng., and Dr. Uwlor; JUndent Uniical OJicrr, Charl«* 
 Oardnar, M.KC.8., Kng.; Snflary and Trnuttrrr, .I.Vf, 
 Brent, Kaq. ; Stfumrd, Ueorge Plait. Hour* of attendance, 
 13 o'clock, noon, daily. VUitor* are permitted to aee their 
 (Hand* every day fktim S to 6 o'clock, pjn., aacept t'atar- 
 day* and Sunday*. 
 
 Thi Toronto 8<'iiooi or MRSiriiii. In afflllatlon with 
 the Vnivemlty of Toronto.— I nrurporatad by Ant of Parlia- 
 m<nt, I8SI. — /hn</(jr.- Wm. T. Aiken*, M.D.. Prealdent; 
 U. U. Wright, M.D., Secretary; M. Barrett, M.A., M.D., 
 Knieritu* Lerturor on Inatltntee iif Medicine. Ij^eturfri; 
 K. H. I ladder, M.D., M.K.C.8., Kng , Ubetetric* and Diaea- 
 *e* of VVi I. jD and Children; W. T. Aiken*, M.D., Prlnrt- 
 pie* and Practice of 8urgery; II. U. Wright, M.D.. L.C.P. 
 A 8 U.C, Principle* and Practice of Uadicine; Jamea 11. 
 Richardaon. M U., M.R.C.B , Kng.. aeoeral and Dvacriptive 
 Anatomy; lly.zld Ogden, M.D., Materia Mndica and The- 
 rapeatica; J. Thorbum, M.D., KUiu. and Toronto I'niT., 
 Medical Juriaprudence ; John li. I.lukr*, M K C.8., Kdln. 
 A Knir., Surgical Anatomr and Demonatrator of Anatomy; 
 Jaa. Borell, M.D., L.R.C.P., Kni;., Inatitntea uf Medicine. 
 Prof. H. Croft, D.C.L., Cbemiilry and Kxperimental PJii- 
 losopby. at Unirtiralty College; Prof. W. llinrka, Botany, 
 Ac, at UulTeniity College. Kach of tbti Mediral Lecturer* 
 la connected witli nee or mnru of th* IfovpitHla and I)ta- 
 
 renaarlea in the clly. Nuinlwr of atudi-nta. aeaalon IRM-S, 
 10; of whom 13 graduatvil at the UuW'raity ofToiouto. 
 
 Medical School* are attached to the nnlTeralliea of Victoria Cvliege, Queon'a College, Mi'GIII College, and the LaTal 
 VulTeratty ; thefacultle* of which ar* included under their refpectire head* in the Educational Department 
 
 LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC. 
 
 Canaoiar iNimcn. — Praidtnt, R*t. John McCanl, 
 LL.D., Pre*. UnlT. Coll. ; l>t riee-PruUent, T. C. Kaefer, 
 Eaq., C.R.; 2nd Fice-ZVonofcnf, ^andford Fleming, Kaq., 
 C.K.; 3rrf Viet-Pntident, R*t. Prof. 0. P. Young, M.A.; 
 Rtcording See., P. rraeland,Kaii. ; Cbrrttpondime Ac, B. R. 
 Uorri*, Km , U.D.; IV«ajMrw,D. Crawford, Eaq.; CStrator, 
 Prof. II. Y. Hind, M.A.; IMrmian, R«t. U. Scadding, D.D. 
 a>une<{—U. Ogden, KM|.,M.D^Prof. D. WilaoD, LL D., Prof. 
 J. B.Cherriman, M A. (Kx (Mr. a* Kditor of Journal), Prot 
 U. H. Croft, D.O.L.. Rm. Prof. W. Hineki, F.LS., Ac, That. 
 Mo**, Kk|., M.A., IUt. Prof. 0. C. Irving, M.A. 
 
 Botanical goairr op Canada.— In*tit'd I860.— ntfrm; 
 ni* Exoallanoy Lord VUooaat Monck, GoTemor.Oaner*l ; 
 Pmidatt: Vary Ray. Principal Leitcb. ric»-PmidenU: 
 Prof. LitehlMd, M.D., Thoa. Briggi, jun.. Prof Winiao*on, 
 LL.D., ProC Dlek*on, M.D. Cbunal: ProC Vbwlar, M.D. ; 
 ProC H. Tataa, MJ>.; M. FUnagan; W. Fargn^n; Prof 
 Ureli, M.D. ; PnC Weir, A.M. ; John Daff; Prof. OciaTloi 
 Tatea, HJ>.; Aag. TUbodo; J. Creighton; Piof. Howat, 
 A.M.; jBo.WatUn*; Jno. Carrnthwa ; Ray. W. Blaaadall, 
 A.H, Raetor, Tranton; Prof. Kennedy, M.O.; R Billinn, 
 Jun., Praaeott; J. Hacono, Belleville : Pror HInoka, F.L.S., 
 Toronto ; Hon. W. Sharpard, D.C U, DrammondvUla. L.C. ; 
 U. 8ullivan, M.D.; Rav. H. Halklna; JndgaLogia, Hamil- 
 ton. Seerttaryi ProC Lawioa, Ph. D., LL.D. AudOar: 
 Andrew Drnmmond. IVrawrer: Prof. Hnnay. lAbra- 
 rian: R. T. Rogara, BJk. Herbarium Ommuttee: A. T. 
 Drammond, B.A.; W. B. Fargnaon, jan , B.A.; Jno. Dell, 
 B.A.; Robert Jardina, B.A.; Rav. John McHorina, A.M.; 
 J. B. Fargnaon, B.A. ; Joalah J. Ball, Carlaton Plaea. AU 
 eommunkatlona an to be addreaaad to the Secretary, VvA 
 Lawaon, Queen'* CoUega, Kinnton, C.W. Ramittanoea to 
 Andrew Dmmmond, Hontnal Bank, Klngatoo, or to ProC 
 Murray, Kingaton. Tha Society maati in tha Convocation 
 Hall of Qaaen'a Oollega, Kingaton, on tha isoond Friday* 
 tf October, NovMnber, DecMnber, Janoaty, Febmary, 
 March and April. Tha Harbarioii la open every Saturday; 
 (he BotanicGar rfnn all aommar. Tha Society** "Annate" 
 contain all tbf ore important papera read at tha meetlogi, 
 andarafamlebedtomembara. Annaal anbaeriptlon, Two 
 Dollaia. Tha Soelaty la loiiportad anit>-dy by tba annual 
 anbaeriptioBaofBeBbar*. No great ik«a tha QovarBnant 
 haa aa yet been obtained. 
 
 LrrnAKT AaaooiATioK or hi ITNimsrrT or Tiotobia 
 OoUMi.— loaUtntad l8i6.—Pte$Uent: Rav. & S. Nallca, 
 D.D. nee-Prttident$: i. F. Oarman and 0. LamUy. 
 OMao; W.B.eqiiiar. .iaaMontCHlie; B.H.8tar. Cbrr«*- 
 
 ponding Secrrtmy; F.J. Hayden. Brcording Srcniaryj 
 H. B. BurkhnlJer. Auitlant Recording Secrttary: J. u. 
 Rugera. 7Ve<u. .' O. H. Bridgmao. Librarian: K. Parlnw. 
 Attt.Lib'n: A. Devett. Virtdnrt: Meaera. Keagy, Kidd, 
 Roae, Roaa, Wllmot and Wallace. 
 
 Ontario Utirart Societt, Toronto. — Inetltotad 18SS. 
 — Incorporated I860.— Meet* every Taaaday evening at tha 
 New Mechanic*' Inatitnta. Prttidtnl: Jame* D. Edgar. 
 1<< riee-Praidml : T. Uolden, M.A. 2nd Vice-Praident : 
 Richard Orahame. lyeoftmr: Jua. Wright. Sterdary: 
 Henry Martin. CbrrenHNKiHM &e. : A. F. Smith. Auitt. 
 Secretary ; R. W. Smith, iiorarian and Bditor Sociely'$ 
 Hagarint: J. McMIIUo. SMCutim OmmiUte: Robert 
 Sullivan, H.A.; R.P.Stapliana;T. Fargnaon ; 0. Holmataad. 
 
 Pbo Bono Cldb, Dundas. — In*tltnted XiM^—Praident : 
 B. B. Oaler, LL.B. Vice-Prtiident : Wm. Oordon. IVfo- 
 lurtr; II. H. Moore. O umt ptmUng Secrt t ar y and lAbra- 
 ritm ! E. W. Ooienun. Beoarding Secretary : VI. 3. Fenton. 
 
 TiACBixa' AaaociATioN or Canada Wear.- Preiident : 
 Proftaaor Daniel WUaoa. Vtee-PiretidenU : R.Alexander, 
 Newmarket; Mr. Scaulatt, Northumberland; J. Connor, 
 Niagara; C. Ln«k, Oakville ; Mr. MoCabe, Toronto ; J. W. 
 Acrea, Pari*. CbunciOora ; Mr*. Clark, Toronto ; Ml** St. 
 Remy, Coantyof York; Mr. Fordyca, North Wellington; 
 Mr. Lowrie, Ontario; Mr. Gloehan, Perth; Mr. Moyer, 
 Ualdlmand ; Mr. NIchol, Brant; Mr. F. McPheraon, Water- 
 loo; Mr. Brackanridge, Halton; Mr. Scarlett, Northum- 
 berland; Mr. Lelth,Paal. Stcreiary: Mr. W. Anderaon, 
 Toronto. IVeatHrer.- Bfr. J. B. HcQann, Toronto. 
 
 WUUTAN LntBAKT ANOaATIOH Or TBI ClTT or KlHO- 
 
 ■TON.— iVaiMlCTX; B*T. John flcmley. rior-ZVeitifanfc 
 Rav. John Clarkaon and 3. ■. Clark. Searelary: 3. N. 
 Olidden. Trtatwer: H. Cnnningham, Eaq. Librarian: 
 Jama* Moore. SxeeuUtt OommtUee: Meaara. Byron M. 
 Brittoo,MaleolB McDonald, Bobt McDonald, Wm. "Tandy, 
 J<din Sklnnar, Joa. Sklnnar, laaac Priea and J. Melntyre, 
 together with the Offloara of the Bodety. 
 
 OaoooDi CiCB.— /Vu<il«ti(.- Hon. Mr. Joatice Rlcharda; 
 Viee-PrteidtnU: T. W. Taylor, Eaq , M.A. ; John HeBrida^ 
 Xaq. ; R. A. HarTiaoa,Iaq., B.C.L.; John Boai; Jan , Eaq, 
 M.A.; Wm. Atkinaon, Kaq., M.A.i A. J. CatUnaeh, Eaq., 
 M.A. Aerdary and Trtamrtr: W. A. Foatar, LL.B. 
 CbMRiAteB ef ManagtmttU: Meaara. B. O. Wood, LL.B.; 
 J. W. Holeomb, MA. ; J.O. HamUton, M.A.; B. W. DnmUa, 
 B.A., and 3. Downey. JfoeaM: Lactora Boom, Oagoode 
 Halt Maata weakly, daring wiatar Boathi, oa Monday*. 
 
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CANADIAN GAZETTEER AND DUSTNESS DIRECTORY. 
 
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 -PmideiU: 
 doD. TrtOr 
 
 and lAbra- 
 f. 3. Fenton. 
 
 PmUUni: 
 . Aleimndar, 
 
 J. OoDDOr, 
 
 ito; J. W. 
 
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 reUington; 
 
 I Mr. Hojer, 
 
 [i,W«ter- 
 
 Morthiim- 
 
 Andenoiit 
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 BANKS IN CA.VADA, WITO THEIR BRANCHES, ETC. 
 
 BANKS IN CANADA WITH TUEIR BRANCHES, &c. 
 
 rucM. Wkvm or baitw omou. 
 
 Alfanndria ^nUrto D A ¥*/-Dod>I'1, Agta'l 
 
 Barrit Upj^-r naoad* H. I«ilir /H»nt 
 
 " Turuut Aiuaa Hii«m>I(, Agtnt 
 
 BilUvilU Vppvr C«i»at<U K. Holihia, Manaiicf 
 
 " ComOMraUJ .. A Tboitmon. Maiiaxcf 
 
 " Uontr«a H. M'M(t«r, MaDsger 
 
 linrUn OoumareUI... R. N H<<(*rii. Aguat 
 
 amtmaimtU ...OrnkMUt D. Ftahi-r, Ouhinr 
 
 Brantford B. N. America J. C. Uwljm. Mlln•^'•r 
 
 '* ... ..MontrMl Al«x. Nwk, Mana^'l•r 
 
 llrtKk-viUt Upper Canada J. B. HlTera, Manager 
 
 " Oomniareial ... Jamm< Himrroft. Maoagw 
 
 " Montreal t. H. Ilolmea, TilaDtfar 
 
 CfiMlxm Ooamarrlal ... W. 8. Ireland, Aitent 
 
 Cliflnn Wiar. Ca!>\Dji O. McMlckeo. PraMdant 
 
 Cltnlnn OomaiOTrlal.... Alax. 8mlth, AK»nt 
 
 Oibourg Montnal ..... W. J. Bucliaoao, Managm 
 
 " Toronto Hogh licach, Intrrim A|[ent 
 
 (hmwM Upper Canada J. v. Hrlugln, AitvDt 
 
 " Montreal A. B. Buchanan, Agent 
 
 Dmulat B. N. America Agent. 
 
 „ fhitariu Jno. M. Thornton, Manager 
 
 Klirra Montreal W. P. Nawnan, Agent. 
 
 Krgui Montreal G. D. FerguiifMin, Agent. 
 
 (iiU (lore Johu Darldaun, Ag«nt 
 
 " Commerdal... William Cooke, Manager 
 
 Omlerich Upper Canada Tboa. Markie, Manager. 
 
 " Montreal T. W. Th<. lae. Agent 
 
 Gwlph Gore T. Sandilanda. Agent 
 
 ** Montreal R. M. Moure, Manager 
 
 " Ontario Alax. Piabor, Manager 
 
 Hamitton Oou W. 0. Oaaa^la, C^bler 
 
 " Ontario W. G. Crawfbnl, Manager 
 
 " Upper Canada Alfted Stow, Manager 
 
 " B. N. America G. Tajlor, Manager 
 
 ■■ Montreal Geo. Dteti, Manager 
 
 " Commercial ... Arch. Cameron, Manager 
 
 Morton Conuuercial ... Arch. Campbell, Acting Agt. 
 
 " Niagara DIat'tO. K. Chadwick, Agent 
 
 Kingtton Comhuctal ... C. 8. Roaa, Cashier 
 
 " Upper Canada W. G. Uinda, Manager 
 
 •■ B. N. America C. V. Smith, Mansi^er 
 
 " Montreal A. Dmramood, Manager 
 
 Undtay Upper Canada J. D. Smith, Manager 
 
 " Montreal H. Dansford, Agent 
 
 ^nndon Upper Canada J. Ilamllton, Manager 
 
 " B.N. America W. Wataon, Manager 
 
 " Commercial... J. G. Ibrper, Manager 
 
 " ...Montreal A. Oreer, Manager 
 
 " Oora 0. Monmrratt, Agent 
 
 MontnaX Mortbial E. il.King. General Manager 
 
 •• Cm Bask F. MaecuUorh, Caahlor 
 
 " Dv PxDPU..... B. H.Lemolne. Caehiar 
 
 " MoLaox'i Vf . Bache, Caabler 
 
 " Jach. Cartiib H. Cotlfi, Caahier. 
 
 " B. N. America Thoa. Paton, (Jen'l Manager 
 
 " do. Branch A. C. Uuoper, Manager. 
 
 " Upper Canada B. T. Taylor, Manager 
 
 " Commercial _, Thomaa Kirbjr, Manager 
 
 " ....^...Provincial J. D. Nutter, Manager 
 
 *> Ontario 11. Starnea, Manager 
 
 ** ...^....Toronto.- Alexander Munro, Agent 
 
 Mmtnt Ibrttt ..Montreal ...„. Jno. Hogg, Agent. 
 
 NimUl Qnebee h. H, Creeae, Agent 
 
 Othatoa Ontario J. B. Warren, Manager 
 
 Ottatoa Upper Canada Thomaa Halliwell, Manager 
 
 " B. N. Amerioi A. 0. Kelty, Agent 
 
 « Montreal P. P. HarrU, Manager 
 
 " Quebec H. V. Noel, Agent 
 
 Ounn Sound ...OoBunerdal ... J. Pottcoger, Agent 
 
 " ^.Ontario A. Lockhart, Agent 
 
 I\tHi Gora Jamaa Mmmo, Agent 
 
 IVrlh Commercial ... Jamea Bell, Agent 
 
 " -...Montreal ft. Richardaon, Agent 
 
 n(cr6oroivA...OomnMrcial .- .1. H. Roper, Jr., Xt,dnt 
 
 " ...Toronto Alex. Smith, Agent 
 
 * ...Montreal R. J. Dallas, Manager 
 
 Ptebm Montreal J. Oraj, Agent 
 
 I^irt Oitpt Upper Canada John Smart. Managur 
 
 " Commercial ... W. r. Barptir, Manager 
 
 FrtteoU CommereUi... J. 8. Roebuck, Agent 
 
 " Ontario Wm. Wade, Hanaffar, 
 
 QvcAae Qoaic W. Dunn, Caahier 
 
 " LiA Narokaue F. Vexina, Cashier 
 
 PLACIS. KAMM OP nA!<I*. OfriCXM. 
 
 <tuebtc Upper Canada R. S. Oaaaela, Manager 
 
 ■• H. N. Amerlra t. W. Wo<id, Managor 
 
 " Montreal J. Hterenaon, Manager 
 
 " City Bank ... D. MoOea, Agent 
 
 Samia Upper Canada A. VIdal, Manager 
 
 Hhrrbrook* I!. TowxaniPa. Wm. Parwell, Jr , Caahier 
 
 City Bank ... W. Klt<-hl», Ag»nt 
 
 Slmeot Gore D. CamplwU, Agent 
 
 '* Monlrxal B. Head, Agent 
 
 .%>u/Aump(nn...Oomui«rclal... A. Sproat, Agent 
 
 Stanhndge B. Tnwnablpa. J. C. Haker, Manage! 
 
 Iiamtead R. Townahlpa. A. P. Ball, Manager 
 
 St. (Wimna .Niaoaka Uiar. C. M. Arnold. Caahier 
 
 .Uppni Canada II. 0. Barwlck, Manager 
 
 .St. Mnry'i Montreal W. Rirhardaon, Agent. 
 
 Utratfnrd Commercial... Geo. B. Small. Agent 
 
 Montreal C. M. Smith, Agent 
 
 Thrtt ffieeri... Upper Canada 8. De Moulin, Agent 
 
 " ...Quebec J. McDougall, Agent 
 
 JWonto Urria Canada Robert Caaaala. Caahier 
 
 " do. Branch K. Goldamltb, Manager. 
 
 " TnaoNTn George Hague, Cashier 
 
 " B. N. America Samuel Tajflor, Manager 
 
 " Commercial... C. J. Campmll, Manager 
 
 '< Montreal R. Mllroy, Manager 
 
 " City Bank Jamea Graham, Agent 
 
 " Quebec W. W. Ranaom, Manager 
 
 •* Ontario C. Aahwurth, .Managci 
 
 1fiiUrU)n.r.B...K. Townahlpo. Wm. 0. Parmeluv, Mauagef 
 
 » e. H'....Montreal A. Maenlder, Agent 
 
 WhUhy Montreal Thomaa Dow, Manager 
 
 WoodUock Gora lidward Ambroee, Agxnt 
 
 iTtNtiior Commercial ... J. U. Maodnnald, Ageut 
 
 '* Upper Canada J. W. Bogera, Manager. 
 
 FORBIGN BRAN0HR8. 
 Chicagn, t7'.>S....Montraal E. W. Willard, Agaut. 
 
 rORKION AGRNTB. 
 BA!ik or BaiTUH Noktb AMcaicA — /xnubn. Head OfBca; 
 
 Niv Tork, R. C. Parguaaon, F. H. Grain, and J. Smith ; 
 
 S.Ji^niK.B.), Hat\fax(N.S.), i»rictoria(Vancmt\er'l 
 
 JiUmd), Bank of BriUah North America. 
 Bauk op MoirraiAL — Limdim, The Union Bank of London; 
 
 Lmerpool, Bank of LlTerpooi ; SeoUomd, Britlab Linen 
 
 Company and Branches ; Aisie York, R. Bell A A. Ogil- 
 
 ▼ie, 32 Pine Street, N.T., * Bank of Ooomaroa; ttnten, 
 
 The Mareliant'a Bank. 
 Bakk or Uppra Caxada— £on<ion, fliyn, Milla k do ; AM?*- 
 
 burgh, British Linen Co\NewYork, Bank of Couimaroai 
 
 Anitoit, Blake, Broa. A Co. 
 ComiiBOtAi, Bark or Casapa— ZoiMtoft, London Joint Stock 
 
 Bank ; BiHnlmrgk, Commercial Bank of Scotland ;G'(a»' 
 
 riD, Clydadala Banking Co. ; DuIMn, Boyle, Low, Pirn 
 Co.; BotUm, Merchanta* Bank; A'cie Ynrk, Bank of 
 
 Commerce; Albany, New Tork Stat* Bank; Oneego, 
 
 LakaOnUri< Bank. 
 Cm tikJiK— London, Glyn, Hilla A Co. ; JhMiH, National 
 
 Bank ; Nno York, Bank of Um Repablle. 
 Bake op Tororto— £ofMioii,City Bank, London: tfttiTcrk, 
 
 Bank of Oommerca; Oiwego, City Bank. 
 QuKBio Bark— £oniion, Union Bank of London ; ./Vew rork, 
 
 Maitland. Phelpa, A Co. ; St. John \N.B.), Commercial 
 
 Bank; Avrimctnn (.Y.J}.), Central Bank. 
 Oou Bark — Zondon, Glyn, Mills A Co.; aUnburgh ami 
 
 aiataow, National Bank of Scotland ; Btlfatl, Northern 
 
 Banking Co.; Aete rorilr, Merclianta' Bank, and Ward 
 
 A Co.; Albany, New Tork State Bank; UodutUr, City 
 
 Bank ; BuffiOo, Bank of Attica. 
 Ortario Bark— London, Glyn, Hilla A 0>.; MwrpooT, Bank 
 
 of LiTerpool ; If no York, Bank of the Republic. 
 HoLsoR'B Bark — London, Glyn, Mills A Co. ; Ntw Yal*, 
 
 The Mechanica' Bank. 
 MiAOARA District Bark— Condon, Boaanquet A Co. ; JVina 
 
 York, Bank of Manhattan Co. ; Buffalo, Bank of Attica. 
 Barqox DC Pxuput— London, Glyn, MUls ACo.; iVeie Yvrk, 
 
 Bank of the Republic. 
 La Barqci Natiorau— London, Bank of London ; I^ri$, 
 
 F. B. Ballin A Co. 
 KAsmR TowRSHiPS— flkMton, Exchange Bank. 
 La BARqoi JACQUi^s Cartiib — London, Qlyn, Milla m Oo. 
 
 Atte York, Bank of the Republic. 
 
 
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 J. R. ARMSTRONU & Co., MANUFACTDRBrS OF STOVES, Ac, TORONTO. (See Cwd, p. 782.) 
 
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 CANADIAN GAZETTEER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
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 POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. 
 
 POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. 
 
 oimniAL F08T ornci. 
 
 Poatmaater General, Hon. OlWer Mowat ; Depnty Po»t- 
 master Oeneral, Wm. H.drifllu; Accountant, H. A. Wick- 
 ■to«d; Secretary, Wm. White: Caahier, Jobn Axhworth; 
 Superintendent Money Order Bram h, P. Leeueur. Clerka 
 of the Klrst Claas— K. M. Julyan, K. C. Hajden, J. T. Mc- 
 Cualg, K. OU»cr, D. Lawaon, 11 8. Weatherley, P. Holt, 
 J C. Stewart. Clerka of the Second Cliiaa — J. Audetle. 
 C. K. McKenile, J. Bmphy, Geo. J. Maaon. Clerka of the 
 Third Claaa— J. Boyd, J. L. McMahon, E. H. Benjamin, 
 Wm. D. l«Sueur, B. King, 0. H Uargrare, II. J. Garrett, 
 G. U. Ilult. II. W. Griffin. Clerka of the Fourth ClaMa — 
 W. Berry, T. J. UoUoway, 0. Frechette, R.P. Da?iB, J.Wil- 
 ■on, Jamee McNab. 
 
 Inspection BrancA.— John Dewe, 0. E. QrifBn, M. Sweet- 
 man, Kdward F. King, W. O. Sheppsrd. 
 UTTIR RATK8. 
 
 Lettera poeted in Canada addreiaed lO any place within 
 the Province paaa, If prepaid, fur 5 centa per % oi., but if 
 poeted unpaid anch lettcm are charged 7 centa per ^ oz. 
 
 On Lettera to Nora Scotia, New llrunawlck, and Prince 
 Kdward'a laland, the rate ia 6 centa per >.j oi., with optional 
 prepayment. 
 
 The rnte on Lettera to the United Kingdom is, by Canadian 
 Packet, 
 
 >'«t exreeding y^ 0* 12i centa. 
 
 Kxceedlng " and not exceeding 1 of. ... 26 ■■ 
 
 " 1 <m. and not " 2 oz. ... 50 " 
 
 and so on, Increaalng two rate* of poatage for each addi- 
 tional ounce. 
 And by Canard Packet, 17 centa per \^ os;., ic. 
 
 Ijcttera fur the United Kingdom muat b« prepaid, or they 
 will be charjced a fine of Kd. attirlinK on iljlivery. 
 
 Letturs for British Colonlea and Posoffslona beyond Bea, 
 and Foreign Couutrlea, Tla KngUnd, muat be prepaid. 
 The rate on lettera for the U. Statoa, 
 
 (except CHlifornia and Oregon) 10 centa per ^ oi. 
 
 » for California and Oregon 16 " 
 
 " toCuba 20 centa per J<J o». 
 
 The Poatage rate to Brltlab Columbia la, 
 
 Lettera 26 centa per \^ oi. 
 
 Newapapers 2 centa each, 
 
 MAILS roB CANADA FROM ENOLAlfD. 
 Two Ocean Steamera carrying malla for Canada lears 
 Llverp<x)l In eticb week, tIz. : a Canadian Packet on every 
 Thursday, eta Derry on Friday, sailing to Quebec in aum- 
 mer and Portland in Winter, by which the Postage rate 
 la (id. rtg. per % oz. ; and a Cunard Packet every Satur- 
 day, via Cork on Sunday, bringing Maila for Canada, alter- 
 nately to Boston and New York, by which the Postage 
 rate to Canada is 8d. stg. per \^ os. 
 
 The British Post Offlw forwards lettera to Canada by the 
 flrat pscket sailing after the letter is posted, unless the 
 lettera bear a apecial direction — " By Canadian Packet" or 
 " By Britlah Packet" — and In that cue they are kept over 
 for the Packet dealgnated. " By Cai.adlan Mall" la not a 
 distinctive auperscrlptlon ; for any Mall for Canada is a 
 " Canadian Mall," by whatever Packet fbrwarded. 
 
 BROISTRATION OP LCTTEBg. 
 
 Peraona posting Letters coutalnlng value, ahould be 
 careful to require them to be reglaterea, and to obtain from 
 the Post Maater a Oertifioata of receipt for Keglalration. 
 
 The charge for ReglatratloD, in addition to the Poatags, 
 ia as follows, viz. : 
 
 On Lettera to any other place in Canada, or Bri- 
 tish North America Scents. 
 
 On Letters tur the United States 6 " 
 
 On Lettera for the United Kingdom 121^ « 
 
 On I^ettera for Brltiah Colonies or Poaaeaalons, 
 
 aent via £ng'and 26 " 
 
 On Lettera for France and other Foreign Countries, via 
 England, an amount equal to the poatage rate. 
 
 Both the postage charge and reglatratlon fee muat in all 
 eosea lie prepaid. 
 
 Registration is not on absolnt* gnarantes ogatnat ths 
 miscarriage or losa of a Letter ; but a Kegiatered Letter 
 can be traced when an Unregistered Letter cannot, and the 
 posting and delivery or noudeiivery can be proven. A 
 Registered Letter la thua secured agalnat many of the 
 eaaualtlea which, from Incorrect address, forgetf^lness of 
 the receiver, or other error, may offset an Unregistertd 
 Letter. 
 
 4 cents. 
 
 8 •' 
 17 « 
 34 
 
 UmCILLAHIOCa CHAROES. 
 
 The charge on Parcels by the I'arcel Port.which Is limited 
 to placee within the Province, la 26 eta. per lb. (with 3 eta. 
 additional If Kegiatered.) 
 
 One cent per oz , payable In advance by Postage stamp, 
 ia the rate on Printed Clrcolara (Printed CirculurH, If sent 
 In envplopea, whether utated or unstaltil, are linkle to letter 
 
 Soatage), Prices Current, Hand Billa and other Printed 
 latter of a likecharacter. and on Books, bound or unbound, 
 when ported at a Cantiilian Pnpt Office addreaHed to any 
 place In Canada, British North America generally, or the 
 United Statea. 
 
 The postage upon Printed Circulars and Prlcea Current 
 addreaaed to the United Kingdom Is two cmti each, which 
 muftt be prepaid by pontage htarapa, or they will be sent to 
 the Dead lj«tt«r Office to be returned to the senders. 
 
 The charge on Books, Ac, by Book Post to Kngland, Is 
 7 cents on packets not exceeding 4 oz. lu weight, 12i cents 
 on !^ll>. packets, and 12i cents additional fur every addi- 
 tional 14 lb. These charges muat be prepaid. Photo!;rapli9, 
 providfd thr.y are not upim glastnrin caiei containing glas3, 
 may be forwarded to England at the Bnok rate <\f poatayt, 
 
 BOOK F09T WITH FRANC 1. 
 For R Packet of Printed matter, or single News- 
 paper, Book, Ac not over 2 oz. 
 
 I)o. exceeding 2 oz. and " 4 oz. 
 
 Do " 4 oz. and " 8 oz. 
 
 D. « 8oz. and " lib. 
 
 And ./n. Increasing 17 cents for each additional V.^lb, 
 
 The Bouk Post regulations between Canada and England 
 apply to matter between Canada and France. 
 
 NEW8PAPKR8 AKD PKRIorlCALS. 
 
 Newspapers publUhe<l In Canada may be sent by Post 
 from the office of publication, addressed to any pli\ce In 
 Canada, at the following rales, if paid ({uarlerty in advance 
 by either the publiaher at the post office where the papers 
 are (Kwted, or by the sulmcrlber at the delivering post ulfice : 
 
 For a paper published 6 times a week, 40 cent 3 per quarter. 
 11 " 8 " M " " 
 
 K « 2 " 13 " ** 
 
 it U } M Ql It U 
 
 When the above rates are not paid In advance by either 
 puhliHher or anbscriber, auch Papera are charged one cent 
 each on delivery. 
 
 TRANSIENT NEWSPAPERS. 
 
 Trantimt Ifhospapert — that ia to say, Canadian Newa- 
 papers posted otherwise than from the office of publication, 
 and American or BrillHh papers posted or re-posted iii Can- 
 adu, ni uat be prepaid 1 cent each, by poatage sta nip, or they 
 cannot be forwarded — except only jfritisit A>,wti>apert dis- 
 tributed to regular subHcrilwrs by Canadian Dookselieraor 
 News Agents — Kuch papera pass free as they would do If 
 received in the Canadian Packet Mails. 
 
 HSvrSPAPUS BT HAIL FROM IKOLANO OR DNITED aTATES. 
 
 Newspapers received from EngUnd by the Canadian 
 Packet Maila ara delivered free. 
 
 Newapapera from England by the Cnnard Packet Malla 
 ore charged 2 cents each on delivery. (This is the Ameri- 
 can trauHlt charge.) 
 
 United Sutes Newspapers, brought by moll into Canada, 
 ore ctiarged one cent each on delivery. 
 
 PERIODICAL PCBLICATIONg. 
 
 The rate on Periodical Publications ia, If not exceeding 
 3 ouncea in weight, 1 cent; over 3 ounces, 4 cents. 
 
 If prepaid by postage stamps from the office of publica- 
 tion, I'urloillcals published t'n (Mnada, weighing over 8 oz., 
 may pass for 2 cents each. 
 
 Periodicals, printed in this Promnee, other than News- 
 papers, when specially devoted to ths Kducation of Youth 
 (both religious and general), to Agriculture, to Tempe- 
 rance, or to any branch of aclenee, and addressed directly 
 from the office of pnbllcatlon, to be trananiitted to any 
 post office In this Province, are exempt from charge. 
 
 Trdnsitnl /VvxficaZi — including Canadian Periodicals 
 not prepaid the commuted rate from the office of publica- 
 tion — nor exempted by the preceding clause, and all other 
 Periodical publications posted In this Prodnoe, must be 
 prepaid by Stamp, the full rate, at the lime of ^osting. 
 
 Periodicals received in Malls from the United States are 
 charged with the rates nainsd in the 1st clause of this 
 seotloD. 
 
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 BRITISH AMERICA ASSURANCE COMPANr, TORONTO. (See Card, p. 784.) 
 
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 Ke of pulillca- 
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 981 
 
 POST 0FFICB8 IN CANADA. 
 
 Mn!(KT OHDUU. 
 
 Mone; Onlora payublu Id the Province may be ohtoiiied 
 at hiiy Mcjiiey Unl'er unice in the annexed lint, at the 
 TollowtiiK rateii nrcoinuilMion: 
 
 On Oninrs up to $10 Scents. 
 
 Oror $10 and up to $20 10 do. 
 
 rwj. UO do. 40. 20 do. 
 
 Do. 40 do. eo 30 do. 
 
 Do. 60 do. 80 40 do. 
 
 Do. 80 do. 100 50 do. 
 
 y.ll — No half cents to be introduced in the Orders. 
 
 No single Order can be issued for m'ire than $100. 
 
 Money Orders, payable at any Money Order OtRi'o In 
 Oriaat Britain and Ireland, can be obtained at any Canadian 
 Honey Order Ottioe. Thr Orders are drawn in Sterling, tlie 
 oonimissiiin ch.inteable being; for £2 and under, 26c; over 
 £'J and up to £5, 5')c. ; OTer £5 and up to £7, 75c. ; over 
 £7 and up to £10, (1. No order can be drawn for more 
 than £10, but any number of orders of £lo each may be 
 procured. 
 
 POSTAGE STAMPS. 
 
 PostE|<e stamps are provided for tale of the respocUve 
 Talues of 1 cent for Newspaperb ; 6 cents for ordinary Pro- 
 
 vincial T<ettprs; 10 cents for Tnited .States rate; l^j cents 
 forCanadisu Pa<ket; and 17 cents for Cunard I'lu-kct. 
 
 Li'tter KnvrloiK>s are providwl. impressed witli mi-ilallion 
 stamps, anil equivalent to the prepayment of ixwtago to 
 the amount of 5 cent^ and 10 cents respectively. 
 
 The 5 cmt envelopes will be sold to the public at the 
 rate of $5 50 per hundred, or M cents per do7«n. Tlie 
 price of a single euvelope is A cents. 
 
 The 10 cent enTelo|H>s will be sold at the rate of $10 50 
 per hundred, or $1 20 per dozen. Single envelopes 1 1 cts. 
 
 PKNAL CLAl'SES. 
 
 The Act contains the following penal clause: — 
 To inclose a letter or letters, or anv writing intended to 
 serve the purpose of a letter. In a Parcel posted, for the 
 Parcel Post, sliaii be a misdemeanor. 
 
 To tni'Inse a letter or any writing, or to make any writ- 
 ten marks to serve the purpose of a letter, or to inclose 
 any other thing in a newspaper posted to pass as a newa- 
 paper, at the rate of postage applicable to newsp.ipers, 
 (except in the case of accounts and receipts of newspaper 
 publishers, which are permitted to pass folded within the 
 newspapers sent by them to their subscribers,) bball be a 
 misdemeanor. 
 
 I>Ut of Post Ofllcca In Canatla on the lat September, 1803« 
 
 Tht Offica whole Xanwt are prinled in lUilia are authorisfd to ('ratU and I'ay Motif d Ortia-t.—Thuu v>Uh on obeli: 
 
 (t) are Sab-Offl'es. 
 
 POST OPnCE. TOWNSHIP. 
 
 COUWTT. 
 
 PaSTMASTXa. 
 
 POST OPFICI. TOWSSUIP. 
 
 COONTT. POSTMASTER. 
 
 Abbott's Cor's Missisquoi H. II. Smith 
 
 Abboitkford Kouville Mrs. Kliia Klsk 
 
 Alwrarder Plympton ...Lambton D McBean 
 
 AI>er>-'orn Sutton Brome Beiij. Seaton' 
 
 Alx'rioyle I'uslinch Wellington ....8 I'aiconhridge 
 
 Abingdon Caislor Lincoln ThuH. Ptirson 
 
 Acton Ksquesing ...Ilalton J. Matthews 
 
 Arton VdU Aclim Bagot A.Q. dit Dubois 
 
 Adamsville ....i<'aruham ....Brome Oeorge Adams 
 
 Adare Biddulph ...Huron William Clarke 
 
 Addison Eiizalietht'u T'n Drockville .Coleman l*wls 
 
 AiMaide Adelaide Middlesex John S. Iloare 
 
 Admaston Admaston ...Retifrew A. Patterson 
 
 Adolphustown.Adolphust'n I.ienox J. J. Watson 
 
 A^incourt Scarboro' ....York 
 
 Ailsa Craig W. MciUlliv. Huron 8. Hey 
 
 Alherton Anca>ter Wentworth Jas. Oalloway 
 
 Albiim Albion Peel Saml. Walford 
 
 Allmry Araxliasburg Prince Edward 1. Dempsey 
 
 Aldborc' AMboro' KIgin D. McDougall 
 
 Aldcrshott Flamhoro' E. Wentworth Alex. Brown 
 
 Aldorville Alnwick Nnrthumberl'dR. Mulliolland 
 
 Alexiindria I^Khlel Olongary Alex.McDunell 
 
 Alfred Alfred Prescott John Hill 
 
 Algi>n(|uln Augusta Grenvllle Silns Wright 
 
 Allanburg Thorold Welland John llannie 
 
 AlUndaleMillsOtanahee ....Peterboro' Richard Short 
 
 Allan Park Bentlnck Grey 0. B. Allan 
 
 Allan'sCorners Durham Chateanguay ..W. McArthar 
 
 Allendale InniKAl Slmcue B.Sheridan 
 
 Allisonrllle Amcliasburg Prince Kdward 
 
 Alllaton Tecnmfleth...Sinicoe OeorgeFlotcher 
 
 Alloa Ohluguaco'y Peel Wm. Sharp 
 
 Allumette Is'd Allumettel. Puntiac John Lynch 
 
 Alma Peel Wellington ....Thos Uraham 
 
 Almira Markham ...York John Bowman 
 
 Almonte Ramsay Lanark J II. Wylie,Jr. 
 
 Alton Caledon Peel John 9. Meek 
 
 Altona Pickering ....Ontario J. Monkhousa 
 
 Alvinston Brooke Ijambton J. Brannan 
 
 AmeIla«bnrg...AmellasburgPrlnco Edward Owen Roblin 
 
 Amherttburg ...yia\Aan Essex James Kevill 
 
 Amiens Loix) Middlesex D McArthur 
 
 Ancaster Ancaster Wentworth ....O.B.Rousseaux 
 
 Anc. Lorettc... Quebec Quebec Michel Uauvin 
 
 Ange Oardlen .AngeUardlen Montmorency .Mme. L. Ooulet 
 
 Angtu Essa Simcoe John Mather 
 
 Antrim Pitzroy Carleton 
 
 Appiu Ekfrid Middlesex Thos. Hamilton 
 
 Appleby Nelson Halton T. A. Atkinson 
 
 Appleton Ramsay Lanark Albert Teikey 
 
 Apto rios Simooa D. Oal higher 
 
 Argyle KIdon Victoria D. McRachern 
 
 Arkell Pusllnch Wellington ....H. Wllloughby 
 
 .<4rJona Bosanquet... Lambton Levi Schooley 
 
 Arkwrigbt Arran Bruce J. Faulkner 
 
 Arlington AdJala Simcoe Thnmaa Kidd 
 
 Armagh Armagh Rellechaue ....Cbrvsolog. Rot 
 
 Arnprior McNab Ranfraw Andw. Russell 
 
 ArtemeMa Artemesia ...Orey J. V. Powler 
 
 Artbaba-ka St.Arthabaska .Art'hitbaaka ...Ixmis Kolsy 
 
 Arthur Arthur Wellington ...Wm. Mitchell 
 
 Arva L<jndon Middlesex W. B. Bernard 
 
 A.-ibburn Whitby Ontario Kdward Olver 
 
 Aiihbuinham . Otonabee Petorborougli .Itobt.D. Rogers 
 
 Ashgrove Ksquesing ...Ilalton John Hunter 
 
 Asbton Ooulbourn...CHrlutou John Sumner 
 
 Axhworth Scott Ontario J. TomliuHou 
 
 Atha Pickering ...Ontarli Wm Calhoun 
 
 Athelstan HInchinlir'k Huntingdon ...Harvey Mills 
 
 Athens S.-ott Ontario R. Ilinnham 
 
 Alherly Mara ...Ontario W.C. McMulien 
 
 Athlone Adjala Simcoe John Kidd 
 
 Atbol Indian Re've01en.;ary Ooo. McDonell 
 
 Auburn Colborne ....Huron J. Sutherland 
 
 Audluy I'li'kering... .Ontario Robt. Oraham 
 
 Aughrim Euphnmla ...Lambton .T. McKenne 
 
 Aiillsville Oiinabruck...Stormont J. R. Ault 
 
 Aurora Whitchurch .York Charles Doan 
 
 AvenI ng NottawasagaSimcoe W.H. Thornb'y 
 
 Avoca Orenville ....Argenteuii Jno, McCullum 
 
 Avon Dorchester... Middlesex Simon Whaluy 
 
 .Avon Bank Downie Perth James .Mulr 
 
 Ai/lmtr (Htst) .Hull OtUwa J. K. Woods 
 
 ^ylmer ( >r<:a<) .Malahlde ....Elgin P Ilodgkinson 
 
 Aylwin Aylwin Ottawa J. Little 
 
 Ai/r Dumfries ....Waterloo Rolwrt WylUo 
 
 Ayton Normanby...arey u McPhilllps 
 
 Ra'iy's Point. ..Sombra Lambton James Menten 
 
 Babyvllle SbHrrlngton.Napiervllle ....II. .Vesbltt 
 
 Baden Wllmot Waterloo Jacob Bi<ck 
 
 Bagot Bagot Renfrew John Halliday 
 
 llni;otvllle Bagot Chicoutlml L. 7.. Ruusseaa 
 
 Biilllargeon ....St. Ktienne ..1<evl A. Stmonuaa 
 
 Bailliuboro' Cavan Durham Jas. Fitsgerara 
 
 Balderson Ilithnrst Lanark 
 
 Baldwin Camden Addlngton flordnnP.York 
 
 Dallaotrae Whltchurch.York R. L. Mac^ 
 
 Balllnafad Erin Wellington ....Jno. g. Appelbe 
 
 Ballycroy Adjala Simcoe J. McClelland 
 
 HailvduOT Manvers Durham W. A. Maxwell 
 
 Rallymote London Middlesex J. W. O'Brien 
 
 Balmoral Waipolo .Ilaldlmand I/ewls Anguish 
 
 Balsam Pickering ...Ontario Robert Dodds 
 
 Baltimore Hamilton ...Northumberl'dJohn Ollbnrd 
 
 Bamberg Wellesloy ...Waterloo K. Walter 
 
 Ilanda Mulmur Simcoe .Tno. cL'mlnger 
 
 Ilandon Ilullett Huron John Iieighton 
 
 Bangor Pickering ....Ontario Isaac Turner 
 
 Bannockburn ..Madoc Hastings W.II.Csrpenter 
 
 Barnett NIchol Wellington ....Jas. KImsllu 
 
 Barnston Rarnston ....Stanstoad J. Humphrey 
 
 i*im'« Vespra Simcoe Alfred I^ne 
 
 Barringt<m Hera'Ingfbrd Huntingdon ...Oliver Lyttia 
 
 Bartonville Barton Wentworth ....8. F. Depew 
 
 UnlJi Krnestown... Addlngton W. .T, Fairneld 
 
 Batisraj Batlscan Champlain D. I^acourclem 
 
 B^tiscan Bridg. Batiscan Champlalu J. Vugftre 
 
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 GO TO JOHN BOND'S CITY LIVERY AND SALE STABLES, TOklONTO. (See Card, p. 786.) 
 
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 CANADIAN GAZETTEER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 POST OFFICES IN CANADA. 
 
 po^jT ornci. Townauir. 
 
 roenmi,~iii. 
 
 Itattcriins ?(orrlngtoii .Front»n(»c C. Vanlnren 
 
 RiyfieM Stanlny Huron Jiu. Unlrdncr 
 
 Ba.'.'hnm (layhnm Klgln Tboa 8priu|rall 
 
 Bi^iu'hliiir^ Wi-rtnioath.. Renfrew Oeorgr 8urtees 
 
 JieochrtUf. Oxford, W....OxfiirJ H. J. Mnore 
 
 Heamnrillt C'lintun Lincoln J B. Otlmrne 
 
 Itinr ItriHik ....Cuuilwrland KamwU W. H. Walth 
 
 /i'uu'iurfl(n>...K<)aubarnoiii Rntuhiirnolf ...O. Pnyinrnt 
 
 lieniimont Bvaumont ...Bwllechimc ....Z. TnrRHin 
 
 B«Hii])i)rt ll««uport Quebro l'atrlcki)'Brlen 
 
 liriiverlim Thomh Outarto D Cameron 
 
 Boranajur Becanconr ...NIeolet B. Klvard 
 
 Bccaiicour 8t...8oni«raet Mngantlc K. Ooelli-tte 
 
 Bedford Staubr1dK« ..Ml-siaiiaoi Neliion Adams 
 
 Belfxat ARhfleld Huron J. Mr<;ro<<tl« 
 
 BoH'ord Markbam ....York laraxl Bnrtoa 
 
 Belfoiintain ....Caledon Peel Noah Herring 
 
 Bell Riviere TwoMonntiilnsF. X Bracenu 
 
 BeJIcrillr Thnrloit HanUngH J. U Meitcliam 
 
 Hell Kwart InnlKfll Simroe l>. Kdw. Drake 
 
 Bellrock Portland frontenac D. Brown 
 
 IWirBCorneri..N'«pean Carleton Henrge Arnold 
 
 Bflinor.t lXirchest«r,SKIgin I. Waterberrjr 
 
 lieimore Tiirnberrj... Huron F. W. Irwin 
 
 Bekeil 8lation.n*lcell Venhires 8. Dillon 
 
 UeUril Village Belivil VercbirM J. R. Brillon 
 
 lieiiniillor Colborne Huron KdwinOlodlilll 
 
 Bennett Bathurat ....Lanark C. II. Bonnntt 
 
 Uunnlu'aCor'riiRamNiy Lanark Alex.U'i»bn>an 
 
 Bennfort B.Monagluin Northumber'd Jar. W. MrBaIn 
 
 Jirntinrje Uentinck ....(irey A. B. M«Nab 
 
 Bercfford Berecford ...Terrebonne ....V Charboiine'u 
 
 Berkeley Hollan't Cirey Jnhn Fleming 
 
 Brrliv Waterloo, N.Waterloo Wm. Jaffray 
 
 Berclmlit Beralmla Saguenay M. Kortesrue 
 
 BertliierenliaaRerthier Montmagny ...F. X Oirrlvean 
 
 A!rMi>rnt Aa'tBorthler Rerthier Alex. Klttnon 
 
 Bor»lc Kincardlne...Bruce N. frtclntyre 
 
 Berwick Fliicb 8tormont J. A. Cockburn 
 
 Bethany Manvera Durham F. Bloakley 
 
 Bethnne Grenvllle ....Argenteull ... D. Mo4rthur 
 
 Bnwdley Hamilton Northumber'd John SIdey 
 
 Bic Ble RImoiiakI J. R. Colrlengh 
 
 Binbrook Blnbrook ....Wentworth ....Henry Hall 
 
 BIrobton Eaton Coropton J. MrNolght 
 
 Birkhall Monre I/Ambton F. McKenzie 
 
 Birmingham ...I'ittaburg ...Fontenae K. Blrmlngbam 
 
 Birr London Middlexex Kilns Flare 
 
 Bishop's MIII»..Oxford Orenvlllo Am W. Bishop 
 
 Black Creek ...WIIIonKhby..Wellaud J. H. Allen 
 
 Black Rlv.8Ut.St. Ullaa Lotblnidre Limis Olivier 
 
 Blair Waterloo ....Waterloo Henry Becbtel 
 
 Blakeston Windham ...Norfolk II. K Fotd 
 
 Blandf'ird Blandford ...Arthabaska ...T. Lafl^che 
 
 Blantyre Kuphrasia ...Orey .las Pateraon 
 
 Bleiwinitton ...Tyendinaga.. Hastings John Lally 
 
 Bloomficid Hnllowell ...Prince Kdward.1. Striker 
 
 Blnnmlngdale ..Waterloo Waterloo J. 0. Moyer 
 
 BInoniiiigton... Whitchurch York 8. Patternon 
 
 Bloomsburg ...Townsend ...Norfolk M. M. Kitchen 
 
 BUievale Turn berry ...Huron John Messer 
 
 Blijtii Morris Huron W. Drnmmond 
 
 Blytbeswood...MerBe» Rscex .lohn II'.jw 
 
 UiilKaygrjm ....Verulam Vlrtorla MosHem Boyd 
 
 Bodnitn Morris Huron Wm. Harris 
 
 lingart Hungerford. Hastings Jas Mcintosh 
 
 Btinianton Ilaldimand ..Ni rthumber'd R. Knight 
 
 Bondhrad Tecumseth ..Blmcoe Ilimra Ixiunt 
 
 Bnniiard's Oor. Msryshnrgh Prince Edward John Dongard 
 
 tBiird ik l'l»uff«lHleMontre»lL«»»I V. Lemay 
 
 Bortlh Hciich Ontario J. W Morris 
 
 Bornholm Logan Perth T. Ilegart; 
 
 Boscobel Kly Sheffiirdj Wm Ilackwell 
 
 Boston Townsend ...Norfblk O. C. Rouse 
 
 Bosworth Peel Wellington ....M. ikhnelder 
 
 BnlhweU 'Aine Kent Cant. J. Taylor 
 
 Bouehorvllle ...BouchervllleCbambly L. Normandin 
 
 Bdurg Louis ...Bourg Louis I'ortneuf E. A. I'anet 
 
 Bowen Richmond ...t.enox James Itowen 
 
 W'liumatinVte ...Darllngttm . Durham J. H. Falrbalm 
 
 Bowmore NottawasagHSimcDO James RussoII 
 
 B.)woo<l Lobo Mldttlosex Arcli'd BvU 
 
 Boyne Trafalgar ....Halton 
 
 Brailfiml W.Owillimb.Slmcoe Mrs A Douglas 
 
 Braemar Kast Korra... Oxford John Forlws, Jr 
 
 liramptim Cblnguacou. Peel K. Chisliolm 
 
 Bninchton Dumfries. N. Wiitorloo Anilrewllurnet 
 
 Braiilfnnl Branlfurd ...Brant A. I). Clement 
 
 Breaiinlbuno ...Locbiel fliengary P. M. 8tewart 
 
 Bn-cbln Mara Ontario Jas. I*. Foley 
 
 Breslavr Waterloo ....Waterloo 
 
 POST orricK. towhibip. 
 
 COrNTT. POSTMASTER. 
 
 Brewer's Mills Pittsburgh. Frontenac Rol'ert .Angltn 
 
 Brewster Hay Huron J. II. C<ii<k 
 
 llridgenortli ...8uiith Peterboro' M. 8. Uean 
 
 Bridgeport Waterloo, N. Waterloo P. N. Tagi^e 
 
 Bridgewater ...Klwvlr Haatlngi 0. W. WcxhI 
 
 BrUham Fariibam ....Brome K. ». Brlgbam 
 
 Bright lUandford ...Oxford Wm. A. .-'harp 
 
 IhtyliUm Murray Northumber'd Jos. Lockwuod 
 
 Brinkwurth ...Kawdon Hastings 
 
 Bristol Biistol Pontlae William King 
 
 Britannia Toronto Peal Joseph Mulr 
 
 Britonvilla Morin Argenteull Geo. Hamilton 
 
 Brock Brock Ontario Anh. Jones 
 
 JirockvWe Kliiabetht'nTn. Brockvitle..Jobn Crawford 
 
 Brome Brome Brome H. R. Wllliauu 
 
 Bromemere ....Brome Ijkke .Brome C. U. Jones 
 
 Bmmpton Broropton ... Richmond K. B. 8tcveni 
 
 BromptouFallsIlrompton ...Richmond James Dean 
 
 Bronte Trafalgar llalton T. C. Uagaman 
 
 Brmklin Whitby Ontario R. Darlington 
 
 Brooksdale We»t 7A)rra.. Oxford John Innis 
 
 Brougham Pickering ....Ontario Richard Tann 
 
 Broughton BrDughton...Megantlc C. II. J Hall 
 
 Brownsburg ...Chatham ....Argenteull ....A. McOibbun 
 
 Brownsville ...Dereh.^ui Oxford E McDiarnild 
 
 Brucefield Stanley Huron R. H Gairdnor 
 
 Bruce Mines On Ijikelliiron J. C^atsworth 
 
 Brudenoll Brndenell ...Dist. NlpissingJno Reynolds 
 
 Brunswick Munvers Durham 8. 11. BuHmliih 
 
 Bryanston I>ondon Middlesex J. Standfield 
 
 Buckhorn Harwich Kent II. McPherson 
 
 Buckingham. ..llucklnghamOttawa James Wilsoa 
 
 Biickland Buckiand....Bvllech»8se ....C. Goulet 
 
 Bulstrode Bulstrodo ...Arthabaska ...T. GeofTroy, )r 
 
 Bulwcr Katon Compton A. Williams 
 
 Bur/iird Burford Brant John Catton 
 
 Burgessville ...Norwich Oxford J. Campbell 
 
 Bnrn-brae Seymour Northumber'd Alex. Drinald 
 
 BurnhamthurpToronto Peel George Savage 
 
 Burns Mranlngton Penh W. CjuhIos 
 
 Buinstown McNab Renfrew James Douglaa 
 
 Bunltt's Bap's Oxford Orenvilla John Meikle.Jr 
 
 Burtcli Brentford ...Brant George Taylor 
 
 Burton Maovers Durham James McOUl 
 
 Bury's Green. ..8omerrllle... Victoria John Fell 
 
 Bute 8omers>^t Megantlo J. McKlnnon 
 
 Buttonville ....Markham ...York J. Hamilton 
 
 Buxton Raleigh Kent Rev. W. King 
 
 Byron WestmlnsterMiddlcsex Robert Sadler 
 
 Caconna Cacouna Temlscouata...J. B. Beaulieu 
 
 Ctesnrea Oartwriyht ..Durham Jnmes Oiwar 
 
 CainsvlUu Brnntlbrd E. Brant Marg. Grenny 
 
 Caintown Vi.ngo Leeds W. Tennant 
 
 Caistor Caistor Lincoln James Tisdale 
 
 Caistorvllle ....Caistor Lincoln M. O. fcntt 
 
 Cnlabogie Bagot Renfrew D. Dillon 
 
 Caldwell .Caledon Peel Pat'k Murphy 
 
 Caledon Caledon Peel George Bell 
 
 Caledon East. ..Caledon Peel James Munsle 
 
 CaledimU 8pr. Caledonia ....Prescott 
 
 Calumet Isle.. .Calumet Pontiac T/inis Brisnrd 
 
 OamNirne Hamilton ....Northumber'd George Stewart 
 
 Cambray Fenelon Victoria Wm. Hunter 
 
 Camden I'Ust...CanidunEa«tAddliigton Samuel Clark 
 
 Cameron Fenelon Victoria James Brycon 
 
 Camilla Mono SImcoe Hugh Currie 
 
 Campliellfo(d ..Seymour Northumber'd Jas. M. Ferris 
 
 Campbell's Cr.Chlngnaeou. Peel E. T. Ilagyard 
 
 CampbellvilIe..NassaglweyalIaltnii F. J.Jones 
 
 Csmpden Clinton Lincoln H. W. Moyer 
 
 Canlwro' Canboro' Haldlmand ....H. C. Ilirdsall 
 
 Canfield Cayuga Ilaldimand ...John WiUon 
 
 Cannifton Tburlow Hn.Htings J.Canntf, jr 
 
 Canning Blenheim ...Oxford 8. Allchin 
 
 Caunlnxton ...Brock Ontario Charles Gibba 
 
 Caorobort Ronville Jas. Malnrkuy 
 
 Cantley Hull Ottawa George Browu 
 
 Canton Hope Durham Wm. Deacon 
 
 fCap Chat Gaspfi F.G. Laniontag. 
 
 Cape Cove PercA Gaspfi William Tilly 
 
 Cape Rich 8t. Vincent ..Grey D. Mcldtren 
 
 CapMagdelelne Chsmplaln ....8. Ilocbelean 
 
 Cap Rouge St. Foy Quebec Chas. Drolet 
 
 Cap 8t. Ignace Montmsgny ...Miss II C I>anie 
 
 CapSant6 Portneuf Porlnouf G. A. AllKopp 
 
 Carden - Garden Victoria R. Delany 
 
 Carillon Chatham ....Argenteull ...Geo. Schneider 
 
 Carleton (B. C.)Carloton DonaTenture...,Tos. Meagher 
 
 OtrMm /'MccReckwith ...Lanark Paul Struthara 
 
 Corlirgford ....Fullarton ...Pirtb A. Davidson 
 
 Carlisle Vlamboro' K. Wentworth ....Jno.C.Cruoker 
 
 BROWN BROTHERS, MANUPACTURINQ STATIONERS, TORONTO. (See Card, p. 700.) 
 
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CANADIAN GAZETTEER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 933 
 
 BrisnrJ 
 ce Stvwart 
 
 HllIlIlT 
 
 1 Cliirk 
 
 Cunie 
 Jerrli 
 IlRKyard 
 Jones 
 
 Moyer 
 
 T\'il»on 
 
 nntr, Jr 
 Ichln 
 
 es Oibba 
 ftlnrkuy 
 ! Urowu 
 
 DeRcon 
 iiiontiig. 
 
 Hni Tilly 
 
 ;Iiaren 
 
 I'heleAn 
 Drolot 
 I C I^rue 
 
 AllKopp 
 ^■Iiiny 
 
 ^clineidor 
 
 rlHdghcr 
 
 Strutliera 
 vijKim 
 Crookff 
 
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 POST 07riCI. TOWRIUtP. 
 
 roHTHASTIlR. 
 
 ro8T ornoi. township. 
 
 POSTHtSTKU. 
 
 Cnrlow Colborne HuruD Jm. McDoniigh 
 
 Oiillon Went.. Yoik York K. S. Tlurnay 
 
 Curliike Anca»ter Wentworth ....JHniesOaliler 
 
 Carnegie KldnraUe Bruce Samuel Kwart 
 
 Carp IluDtley Oarletou W.J Ftithemt'n 
 
 Carrunhiouk...LoKan Perth Jnavpli Kidd 
 
 Carthage Murnlngton. Perth Charles BruwD 
 
 Cartwrinht Oirtwright ..Durham Wm. Vsuce 
 
 Ciiahel Markham ...York S. JeDnlo^9 
 
 Ciwhaiere Mdw Middlcnx OtKi. Mannflttld 
 
 CasMtlman Cnmliridge...Ku*MU J. Casxeluan 
 
 Caatleliikr Shiptou RlchmoDd II. Mcl.eay 
 
 Oastlefiird Horton Kenfrew K. Ferrall 
 
 CaMtlemors TorontoOorePeel J"hn Hooper 
 
 Caiitleton Cramah* Northumber'd J C. Ponnock 
 
 CattK»rt Ilurfi.id Brant Thomaa Mulr 
 
 Cau|ibn«waga..t>»a.StLoul«liaprairie 
 
 Cavagnol Vaudreull ...Vaudreull .T. A. Malhlson 
 
 Cavaii Caraii Durham Wm. Untham 
 
 Oxyuga Cayuga Haldimaud ....n.A.Menenger 
 
 Cedar UroTe ...Markham ...York Michael Brook 
 
 Oedar Ulll Pak nbam...Lanark S. liickKOn 
 
 Cedara Soulangai ...Soulangea Il«[\]. Joasslm 
 
 Cfdarville Proton _ Grey Thus. Honem 
 
 CentraAugvttaAuKusta UrenriUe A. R. Commlni 
 
 Ceutrrton HaldiinaDd.Northumber'd T. II. McAuivy 
 
 Centreville Camden EaatAddington Jaa. N.L* -im 
 
 Chaiubly Basin ChamMy Chambly P. Bouchervllle 
 
 CAamAJytlint'nChambly W. Chambly John Uackett 
 
 Chamulain Champlaln...Champlain J. K. Ijinouetts 
 
 CliariDK Cross. Harwich Kent .lane Oay 
 
 Chariiwbourg ..Qui'boo Quebec M. Tremblay 
 
 ChHrUmton Kscott lieedt P. F. Ureen 
 
 Cliarleville Augusta Urenvtlla Sam'l Throop 
 
 ChateauKiiay...Chateaugu'y Cba(eaaguay...N. Mallet 
 Ch'<t«a'y Hasin.Chatenugii'y Chateauguay....Tuhn Jack. sen. 
 Chaleau Richer Moutmor'cy. Montmorency. Mad. Rousseau 
 Chatham (K.)... Chatham ....Argentenil .....J. B. Cushiog 
 
 Chalhani W')...Ralel|?h Kent B. F. Barfooi 
 
 Cbntsworth ....Holland flrey H Cardwell 
 
 Clieapside Walpule Haldtmand ....Wm. Lamb 
 
 ChelHua Hull Ottawa Nicholas Link 
 
 Cheltenham ...Chiugnacou. Peel .Tohn Campbell 
 
 Cherry Creek... Innisfll Slmcoe William Main 
 
 Cherry Valley .Athol Prince F.dward I. T. Insley 
 
 Cbertsey Chertsey Montcalm Marc Granger 
 
 Chester Chenter Arthatiaska JasperKmerson 
 
 Cheslerfiuld ....Illcnhxlm ...Oxford Oeorite Baird 
 
 Chicliest«>r Cbirbe«ter...Pontiao Jos. Bargeron 
 
 Chicoutinii Cbicoutimi ..Cbicoutlmi John Quay 
 
 Ohippawa ^taniFord ....Welland Arch.Cowper 
 
 Churchill InniHfil Simco* II. Sloane 
 
 CburchTille ...Torunio Peel J. K. Pninter 
 
 Clachan AldlKirn' Klgln J. Marchbank 
 
 Claremont Pickering ...Ontark> J.'McM. McNab 
 
 Clarence Clarence Russell Tboe. Wilson 
 
 ClarenneTille...Noyan Mlssisqaol Chas Htewart 
 
 Clarendon Clarendon ...Pontiac A. Wilson 
 
 CUreud.CeDtreClnr«ndon....Pont|ac lames 8haw 
 
 CUraview Sheffleld Addlngtoa 9.0. McDonnell 
 
 Clarke Clarke Durham Jas Lockhart 
 
 CIsrk«burg Collinnwood.Qrey Thos. Nixon 
 
 Claude Chinguaoou. Peel Henry Perdu* 
 
 Clayton TUmHay Lanark O. Banning, jr 
 
 Clear Creek ...Houghton ...Norfolk .Ton. Bridgmaa 
 
 CUanille Orfunl Kent John Si-ott 
 
 CIllTord Minto Welllnglon ....T. Brown 
 
 Cliftim fltamford ...Welland J. W. Dunkle* 
 
 tCliftnn House Slamfird ....Welland.. J. Shears 
 
 OlinUm Turkeramlthllurou Thos. Fair 
 
 Clontarf 8«hastopol...Renri'eT T P. French 
 
 Clover Hill Kssa Slmcoe ...Thos. Saund'ir': 
 
 Cloyno Barria Fnintenac " Clark 
 
 Chinas Dnrcliaster,S Elgin W. H. Orarea 
 
 Clyde Beverley . ...Wentworth ...W. McPherson 
 
 O'dtioiok DaniHton ...Stanstead HoraceCutting 
 
 CoMcn Ross ...» Renfrew Jni.(m Oonld 
 
 Oohoconk Bexluy Victoria J. H. Cnmk 
 
 Oilinurg Hamliton ...Norlhunii>errdThom«» Scott 
 
 Codrin^ton Brighton NorlbumlterrdWni. Kiltiailk 
 
 C'lllxrrrif. Cramahe Norlhumberi'dr. R. Ford 
 
 Cob'henter Colchester ...Essex John f'heyne 
 
 ColcUprings ... Ilamlltoo ...Northimiberl'dl). Mcintosh 
 
 Cfjldwaler Medonto Slmcoe 1anie« Shaw 
 
 C<i| Iflreiim Lolw Middlesex Iiinnb MHr).h 
 
 Colelinwk Ciinidcn, E...Addin<ton Chas. Waruer 
 
 CiilerHino TomntoOore Peel 
 
 Coilnville Mixirn I,ambton Tohn Butler 
 
 Collfl.dd LItchfleli ...Pontiac M. Iluithes 
 
 Chllingwimd ....NoltawaaagaSlmcoe W.B llamiltOB 
 
 Cullin'i Bay ...Kingston ...Fruntenac L. Ilerchmer 
 
 Colpoy's Bay. ..Albemarle ...Bruce L. Kribs 
 
 Columbus Whitby Ontario Ibiborf Ashton 
 
 Oimlitr Tilbury W...l'iis«x II.Uci.bent>uch 
 
 Como Vaudreull ...Vuudreuil lolin IIodi;M>n 
 
 CbinpUm Oompton Couipton A W. Kemlrisk 
 
 Concord Vaughan ....York I hn I'uncan 
 
 Conestogo WonTw'ch ...Waterloo Wm. Hendry 
 
 ConaecoD IliUier Prince Edward A. Marsh 
 
 Constance Hullet Huron lohn Lawaon 
 
 Contrecoeur ....Contrecceur..Verchiro8 (>. I.amonreux 
 
 Cunway Fredoricksb.. Lenox K. Howard 
 
 Cookshire Katun Complon H. II. Wilford 
 
 Oioltloutn Kssa Siuicoe Ilenry Harper 
 
 Iboknitle Toronto Peel F. B. Morley 
 
 Cooper Madoc Hastings RoiiurtKinnoar 
 
 Copstown Beverley Wentworth ....Thomas Milne 
 
 Onrntoall Cornwall . . Tn. Cornwall. ..G. C. Woixl 
 
 Corunna Moore Lambton H.J.Miller 
 
 Cateaudu Lac ..'oulanges ... Soulanices A. 81. Amour 
 
 CAteaaLaodingSoulanges... Soulangea J. Rermingham 
 
 CQtoau Staticm Soulangea ...Srulanges Roditerbiickott 
 
 CAtesriesNeigesMontreal ....Hochelaga A. Blauchard 
 
 Cote St. l>aul... Montreal ....Uochtlaga Kdin. Latoiir 
 
 Coventry Albion Peel A. Hamilton 
 
 Covey Hill Hemmingf'dHuntingdon ...W. Barrett 
 
 OtwamvilU ...Durham Missirquui W. II. Kiiihan 
 
 CraighurU Flos Slmcoe John Cnilg 
 
 Craigleltb Collingwood.Qrey A.O. Fleming 
 
 Craliivale InnisQI Slmcoe .Tames Fraser 
 
 Cranboiirne Craubourne.. Dorchester John Colgan 
 
 Crawford Bentlnck ....Qpy Hector McKae 
 
 Cratit Toronto Peel James Magrath 
 
 Crcditon Stephen Huron lohn Parsoni 
 
 Creek Bank ....Peel Wellington .... Jas. Gruham 
 
 Creamore NottawasagaSlmcoe lieo. J. Bolster 
 
 Creasy Marysburg ..Prince Edward S. W. Carion 
 
 Crieff Pnslincb Wellington ....Huxh Stewart 
 
 Crinan Aldhoro' Elgin D. Mclntyro 
 
 Cromarty Illbbert Perth Robt. I^eggatt 
 
 CroBShllf. WellcBley ...Waterloo J. McTutcheon 
 
 Croaaioint Restigouche Bi'naventare...John Frnser 
 
 Cro(( n Camden Kent J. It. Johnston 
 
 Crowland Crowlund ...Welland L. Roardman 
 
 Crojuun Camden, K...Addiugton J. M Willinma 
 
 Crvsler Finch t^tormout K.K.Johnstone 
 
 Ciilloden Dereham ....Oxford Mrs. .McKenxle 
 
 Ciimlierland ...Cumberland Russell G G. Dunning 
 
 Cuiiiminflville.NelHnn Halton Roht.Tluinisoo 
 
 Cumnock Mchol Wellington ...J.Anderson 
 
 Curran Plantagenet Prescott P. Gareau 
 
 Daillebnut Daillebout .. Jollette L. I. Ueiiel 
 
 DalesTille He<ur Chat'm ArgenteutI P. McArthnr 
 
 Dalhoubie.MillsLochiel Glengary Wm. Chlsh Im 
 
 Dalston Vespra Simcoa H. A. Clift'"rd 
 
 Danfnrth Scarboro' ....York llenryUogHrth 
 
 Danm'lf. Shipton Rb-hmond T.W. Sfo.kweil 
 
 Darrell Chatham Kent Edward Hall 
 
 Dartford Percy Nortbumberl'dWm. Bailey 
 
 Davenport Yortr York Geo. 8. Yearly 
 
 I awn Mills Goi eCamden Kent James Smith 
 
 Daywood .Sydenham. ..Grey A. S. Cameron 
 
 Deallown Tilbury B...,Kent lease llnssell 
 
 neCewsville...Ca}ngii Haldimand ...T. B. Dior 
 
 Deeihnrst Gwlllimb W..Simcoe SamuelWulker 
 
 Delaware Delaware ...Middlesex C.J Iiadd 
 
 H'thi Middleton ...Norfolk J. Whltrfdoa 
 
 Delta Bastard I*eds W. H. Denaut 
 
 Demorestvllle ..Sophlasburg Prince Edward B. Smith 
 
 Denlson's Mills Slilptnn Richmond Jos. R. Denison 
 
 Denl>iton Hlochinb'keFrontcuac I. J Wilson 
 
 Denmark Garafraxa ...Wellington lohn Greene 
 
 De Kanifay De Kamsay. Jollette James Read 
 
 D-reham Dereham Oxford L. Mcl.ean 
 
 Derry West ....Toionto Peel Wm. Wllnon 
 
 DHBchamhault. Deschamb'lt.l'ortneuf F. Ilauielln 
 
 Ditour du Lac Tflmlscouata...Mmn. Cloutier 
 
 Uevlxes T/indon Middlesex It. Armstrong 
 
 Devon Stephen Hiinm J. Stephenson 
 
 Dewittvllle Huiitliigdcn ....Tose|ih Oliver. 
 
 Dexter Yarmouth ...Elgin W. Collier. 
 
 Diamond Fitiroy Carleton U. Walker. Jun. 
 
 Ih'rkirniiii'$ ia.Osnabrucl(...Storniont Chas Wagner 
 
 IHvglf. Grey Huron Win Grant 
 
 DIxon'sCornerfMiitllda Duiidai Win. Wood 
 
 I^iiUCial Klnia Perth T. It. Foster 
 
 D<Kin Waterloo Waterloo las D.deddea 
 
 Doran Bathiirst Lminrk Win. D^ran 
 
 Dorchester I>orchesterN..MId<tl^-sex Tlios. Piitimm 
 
 Dorchester Sta.tlorchester... Middlesex T. N. lUidy 
 
 D luglas Bromley Ileiifrew A. W. Hell' 
 
 Dougltstown... Douglas Gaspfi ( bailes Vctt 
 
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 .Egremont ...Grey 
 
 .Blenheim ...Oxford 
 
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 .Trafalgar ....Ualton 
 
 .Ortonl Kent 
 
 Dudawell ....Wolfe 
 
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 Falkland Prantford ...Brant 
 
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 ..M. Stally 
 ..Arza Parish 
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 Drew's Mills. 
 
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 .Win. Kdmond 
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 Fermoy Bedford Frontenac ... 
 
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 ...J. 11. Tnylor 
 ..Jas Mcljneen 
 ..Kohert Hl.ks 
 ..Kdwd. Dotting 
 ..Mary Sproul 
 ..i<am. Tubby 
 ..John Bell 
 ..Joe. Munro 
 ..Robt Sblrreff 
 ..C. R. Flint 
 ..Isaac Devitt 
 ..0. P. Kerby 
 ..T. W illiamaon 
 ..J. S. Rich 
 ..R Dler 
 ..Alex. Smith 
 ..G. W. Oriflln 
 ..W. H. loung 
 ..F. X. Mofnor 
 ..Thos. Bryson 
 ..Geo. I/owis 
 r R. McVlcar 
 ..H. McKenzie 
 
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 .Williamiib'g Dundas 
 
 ..Pickering ...Ontario 
 
 ..LoliO MiddlcHex ... 
 
 ..Melanctbon.Grey 
 
 .Flamboro'W. Wentworth . 
 .(lodmanch'r Ilunliugdun 
 
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 .Kenyon Glengary .... 
 
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 ..I'^rdley Ottawa 
 
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 ..CliftJin Bompinn 
 
 ..Dunham Missiiiquol... 
 
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 uFranipIoa ...Dorchester... 
 
 ...^amiicl Smith 
 ...Wm. Beckstedt 1 
 ...John Parker 
 ...Jas. Barnes 
 ...Ellas B. Grey 
 ...J. .M.Thornton 
 ...David Baker 
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 ...Edward Baker 
 ...Andrew Browu 
 ...Jihn Armour 
 ...II Maclean 
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 ...Amos Austin 
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 ...H. K. Cairna 
 ...Orlin Walea 
 ...Kod. Uutcblna 
 ...Jas. Kennedy 
 
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 Dunvegiin .... 
 
 Kaglo 
 
 Kardley 
 
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 Kast Chester. 
 Kasttniflon.. 
 Kast Dunhiim 
 Kast t'arnhan 
 Kast F'rauipto 
 Kaat Olenelg 
 E. llawkusbu 
 Kast Hereford 
 Kaston's Cor'c 
 
 Kaat Oro 
 
 t'Mit Templet 
 K. VMlli»m«b' 
 
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 Katou 
 
 Kddystone ... 
 
 Kdea 
 
 Kden Mills.... 
 Kdgcconiti* .. 
 Krtueworth ... 
 EdmoutoD .... 
 Kdwurdsburg 
 lO^anville 
 
 Florence Kuphemia ...Lambton .... 
 
 Foley Whitby Ontario 
 
 Fonthill IVlham Weliand 
 
 Ptrut Plunpton ...Lambton .... 
 
 Forester's falURosH Renfrew 
 
 Forestville Charlottevll. Norfolk 
 
 Forfar Bastard I*eds 
 
 Formosa Ciirrick Bruce 
 
 FortOmlonge.MnnHfleld ...Pontiac 
 
 Brri Erie Bertie Welliind 
 
 Fort William l*ke Superio 
 
 vIIawkeahuryPreHcott 
 
 ...James Gamble 
 
 Fort William... Efher Ponliac 
 
 ..Woltbrd Grenville .... 
 
 Oro ^^iint;<Hi .. 
 
 ...WO. Fergnson 
 
 Foxboro Thurlow HastlngB 
 
 tFox River Gasp* 
 
 Frampton Krampton ...Dorchester... 
 
 Frankford Sidney Hastings 
 
 Franklin Manvers Durham 
 
 Franktown ....Beckwith ....Lanark 
 
 Frankvillo Kitley Lee<ls 
 
 Freelton W;. KlamboroWJentworth . 
 
 ..R. I'apineau 
 ...J C. Parsnt 
 ..M. Fitzgerald 
 ..Wm. Gilbert 
 ..Wm. Maguire 
 ..K. McEwen 
 ..Wm. Smith 
 ...Thos. McKay 
 ..Charles Lutz 
 ..F. Romlmck 
 ...W. M. Pattison 
 ...Fran. Pothier 
 ..B. Anderson 
 ...R. Kettlewell 
 ...Hobert Craig 
 Jas Woodlev 
 
 
 
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 ..Oxford, S. ...Oxford II. Vansittart 
 
 ..Eaton Compton I. McNichol 
 
 ..Hitldimand..Northumberrd>l. Bradley 
 
 .Bayham Klgin J. Nothercott 
 
 ..Kranuisa V\clllngton S. Meadowi 
 
 ...Vlornington Perth T. Martin 
 
 ..v.. Tllhury...Kent John Ker 
 
 Chiaguaco'y Peel I.Collingboar'a 
 
 . Kdwardsb'rgGrenville Wm. S. Akin 
 
 Freiburg Waterloo Waterloo .... 
 
 Frellgbshurg.. St. ArmandaMisalsquol ... 
 
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 Frost Village. ..Shetlord Shefford 
 
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 Kgliogton .... 
 Kgmondville 
 Kgrumont .... 
 
 Eldon 
 
 Klgin 
 
 Elginburg.... 
 KIglufleld .... 
 Klizabethville 
 Kllengowan . 
 Kllesmero .... 
 Kim Orove.... 
 
 Klmvale 
 
 Elirra 
 
 ..Tuckersniitblluron 
 
 .Egremont ...Grey 
 
 .Eldon Victoria 
 
 ...T. J. Marks | 
 ...Thos. Smith 
 ...Angus Ray 
 
 ..P. Pennovk 
 
 ..I'eter B* es 
 ...W. H. Ryan 
 ...J. .McMurtry 
 ...Bamael Hopper 
 
 ..A.Glendlnning 
 ...Rich. l»ve 
 ...Wm. Harvey 
 .. J. Finlayson 
 
 ..J. McDougall 
 ...D. McLeod 
 
 ..D. MathoHon 
 
 ..Job. Laliindo 
 ..John Hitch In 
 
 ..J. Woodleigh 
 . John Pierre' 
 
 Fulton Calstor Lincoln 
 
 Gad's Hill N. Fjiathope Perth 
 
 {jW, Dumfttf^n. N Wattrloo .... 
 
 ..C. Whito 
 
 ..John Davidson 
 ..TboB. Probert 
 ..P. V. Britton 
 ..John Dickson 
 ..D. Lliotto 
 ..David Grenier 
 ..J. J. Kavanagh 
 ..G. A. Hooker 
 ..Job. 0. Dion 
 ..A. Biirnslde 
 ..A. M. Bullock 
 ..J.O.B Bourcbi'r 
 -d Daniel Gilbert 
 ..T. Machonchy 
 ..J. Crawford 
 ..J. Atkinson 
 ..Andrew Jelly 
 ..R J. Webb 
 ..John English 
 ..Jas A. JayneB 
 ..Geo. Allan 
 ..I) J. Waggoner 
 ..Donald .McUae 
 ..Mark Appleby 
 ..John Percy 
 ..J. Shannon 
 ..Gavin Fleming 
 ..Daniel Dodge 
 ..Robert Gil)s(m 
 ..Chas. Willi: mi 
 ..Wm. 1.. Goble 
 
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 Ganannjut Leeds LeMls 
 
 Garafraxa Oarafraxa ...Wellington . 
 
 Gameau Lafi>ntaine...li'Islet 
 
 Garthbv Garthbv . .. .Wolfe 
 
 .Scarboro' ...York 
 
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 Oentilly Oentilly Nicolet 
 
 Oenrgetnum KsqueBiDg....BaUon 
 
 Georgevilla Stanstead ...Stanstead ... 
 
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 Olanmire Tudor Hastings 
 
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 Gkistonbury ...Kaladar Addington... 
 
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 Glenelg Glenelg Grey 
 
 Olenloyd InverneM ... Megantic ... 
 
 Glenlyon Carrick Bruce 
 
 Glen Morris ...Dumlries ....Brant 
 
 Glen Sulton ...Siittr.n Brome 
 
 Glenvale Kingxton ....Fronlenac ... 
 
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 .Kssa Simcoe 
 
 .Flos Pimooe 
 
 .Pllklnjjton... Wellington . 
 
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 Kmerald 
 
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 .llussell Russell 
 
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 .Ktoiilcoke ...Yoik 
 
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 Harrington, W.W Zorra ....Oxford D. L. Demoreat 
 
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 Ilurruton Mluto Wellington ...A. Harrison 
 
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 Ilarrowsmlth ..Portland Frontenac SamI Stewart 
 
 Hartford Towusend ...Norfork Wm. Bradley 
 
 Harvey UiU H.Leeds Megantic P. M. Rogau 
 
 Harwich Harwich Kent Jas. Hutchison 
 
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 Hjutings Asphodel ....Peterboro' Henry Fowlda 
 
 HaOty Hatley Btanstead W.Q.Cook 
 
 Uavelock Belmont Peterboro' Peter Pearce 
 
 llawkubury ...UawkeaburyPrescott Z. M S. Hersey 
 
 Hawkstone Oro Stmcoe Its. Uouston 
 
 HawksviUe Weilesley ....Waterloo M. P. Bmpey 
 
 Hay„ ILiy Huron Jas. Murray 
 
 Ilayavllle Wllmot Waterloo Mgt.Somerville 
 
 Hailedean Goulburn ...Carleton John Young 
 
 Headford Markbam ...York J. Montgomery 
 
 Head Lake Laxton Victoria James Riley 
 
 Huadviile Grantham ...Drummoud ...Henry Menut 
 
 Heathcote Kuphraaia ...Grey Thos. J. Korke 
 
 Hebron Klma Perth J. Proudlora 
 
 Heckstone South OowerGrenvilla O. Adams 
 
 Heidelburg Woolwich ...Waterloo John Kra^ler 
 
 Hommingford.Hemmingf'd Huntingdon ...John Scriver 
 
 Henry W llawkesb.Prescott C. W. Haradin 
 
 Henryvlllo Habrevols ....Iberville E. 8. Gooduow 
 
 Herdman'sCor.IIinchinbr'k Huutlugdan....John Johnston 
 
 Uerelord Hereford Compton Am. Workman 
 
 H'!ij>rlr.r Waterlix) Waterloo C. Nahricang 
 
 Hiawatha Utanabee Peterboro' Geo. Kvana 
 
 HigblandCreckSciuboro' York K. Shackieton 
 
 Hillier Hlllier Princ-o KdwardSol. Flagler 
 
 Hiilshoro' Plymptou ...Lambton Thos. L. Hill 
 
 lliiUburgh Krin Wi-llington Wm. How. sen. 
 
 Hilton Brighton . ...Northumberl'dA. A. Bicker 
 
 IL'ath Head ...Sydenham ...ilrey R. H atb 
 
 Hichelaga 1. Montreal ..ll.ichelaga F. Painchmd 
 
 Hockley Adjala 8imeoe Thos. Martin 
 
 i/u/Zunii £<IH<4/Gwiillmb. K.York W. J, Sloune 
 
 ll..ilen MaryBbro' ...Wellington S. Robertson 
 
 Holme>ville .. Oixlerlch Huron Jonas C<j>p 
 
 Uolstein Cgremout ...Grey N.D. .McKerixla 
 
 Holt B.Owilllmb. York lohn IJuilieil 
 
 Holyrood Kinioas Bruce John Anderson 
 
 Homer Granlham ...Lincoln W.Smith, jun. 
 
 Hopefleld Radcliffe Di»t. NIpissingH Y. R.wl 
 
 llnpetown Lanark Ijtnark W. Rankin 
 
 H'irnt>y Kmueting ...Hiiiton John Mc.Mlllen 
 
 Horning'sMIII Melnncthon Grey Paul Jarvis 
 
 HoU!<bton Houghton ...Norf>,lk D. Jackuon 
 
 Howe Island 
 
 Howick S. Georget'nCbateauguay...Tbo«. Gebble 
 
 HubboH'sFallaFitr.roy Oirleton Jas. RedJell 
 
 Hull Hull Ottawa O.J, Mnrston 
 
 Hullsvilie Walpule Ilaldimand lolin Hull 
 
 Humber Ktobleoke ...York Thomas Bell 
 
 Huniborst<me..llumbcrst'n Welland Jno. Thompnon 
 
 Hunsdon Albion Peel Wm. Prest 
 
 Hiinterstown . Hunter«t'wnMa»klnong6 ...Wm. Parker 
 Huntingdim ...Godmancbea.Huntlngdoa ...W. Marshall 
 
 Hnmlngvllle ..Ascot Richmond C. P. Mallory 
 
 Huntley Huntley Carleton John Graham 
 
 Huston Maryb<iro' ...Wellington W. Robinson 
 
 Hyde Park Cor.I/ondun Mlddlesiex John 8.iuare« 
 
 Indiana Senoca Haldlmand ...Thos. Slaviu 
 
 Indutiry Joiiette L. T. Groulx 
 
 IngtrtM Oxfonl, N. ...Oxford Joa. Tbirkell 
 
 Inkermann Mountain ....Dundas John Renwick 
 
 Innurkip K. Zorra Oxford R. Lindsay 
 
 Innisfil InnisSl SImcoe BouJ. Ross 
 
 Inntsvllle Drummond .Lanark Thos. Cixle 
 
 Inverary Storrington .Frontenac Hugh Ralston 
 
 Invtrhuron Bruce Bruce J. Thorrington 
 
 Invermay Arran Bruce A. Neeliinda 
 
 Inverneaa Inverness ...Megantic R. LayUeld 
 
 lona Dunwich El|iln 
 
 Irish Creek ....Wolford Grenvllle George Croaa 
 
 Iron Hill Brome Brome Isaac Cutting 
 
 Iroquoii Matilda Dundas Jos.Orler 
 
 Islay Fenelon Vlctoiia T. Smithson 
 
 tI.auxG<Judres Charlevoix 
 
 Isleaux Grues L'Islet P. 0. I^achaine 
 
 IsleauxNoix. St. John's CorporalJeSers 
 
 Isle Perrot Isle Pcrrot...Vaudreull Marie S. Jobin 
 
 Islo Verte Isle Verte ...Teniisitouata ...I»nls Ilertrand 
 
 Islington Ktobicoke ...York Thos. Musson 
 
 Ivanbue Huntingdon. Hastings Thos. Kmo 
 
 Ivy Ksiia SImcoe T I). .McDonald 
 
 Janetvllle Manvers Durham J. .McDernid 
 
 Jarratt's Cor's.Oro Sinicoe Cbas. Jarratt 
 
 Jarvu Walpole Ilaldimand ....James Sill 
 
 Jersey, RIv.Ch.St. llaorge ...Beauce M. Cahill 
 
 Jerseyvillo Ancasler Wentworth ...II. F. Young 
 
 Johnson Sydenham ...Grey Wm. Johnston 
 
 Johnson's Mill Hay Huron Houry Green 
 
 Johnviile Katon (Jompton Cbas. Smith 
 
 Jordan Louth Lincoln lacobSonro 
 
 Kaladar Kaladar Addlugton IC. F. Dunham 
 
 Kamoura$ka... Kamouraska Kamouraska... Alexis Gagnd 
 
 Kara N. Gower ...,Carlet>m II. Ouuliam 
 
 Katesville Metcalfe Middlesex W. MeOlatchey 
 
 Kaxubazua Aylwin Ottu va Jas. Pritcliard 
 
 Keenausville... Adjala Stmcoe O. P. Hughes 
 
 Ktetu <.>lunabee Peterboro' George Read 
 
 Kelvin Burford Brart J. Armour, Jr. 
 
 Kenptvilie Oxford Grenvllla W. II. Bottum 
 
 Keiidill Clarke Durham W. TruU 
 
 Kunilworth ....Arthur Wellington rt. Hayward 
 
 Kenmore Osgoude Russell M. K. Tobin 
 
 Kerrwood Adelaide .Middlesex J. H. Thomas 
 
 Kerry Caledonia ...Prescott A.S.Mrliennan 
 
 Kertch Plympion ...Ijimbtou J. Oxeuham 
 
 Kuawick N. Gwillimb.York Ily. Stenuett 
 
 Kottleby King York laoob Walton 
 
 Kilbride Nel.*.n Halton Thos. L. White 
 
 Kildare Kildare Joiiette O Vigneault 
 
 Kilkenny Kilkouny ....Montcalm .M.J. Fournier 
 
 KiUarney North Shore of I.Mke lluron.Sol. Thebo 
 
 Kilmauagh Chlng'cousy .Peel Isaac l,owes 
 
 Kilmarnock ...Wolford Grenvllle G. Ncwsome 
 
 Kilmartia Metcalfe Middlesex D. McKcllar 
 
 Kilsyth D^rhy Orey Thos. Sloan 
 
 Klnburo Kltzroy Carleton R. Power 
 
 Kineardinr Kim'ardiue ..Bruce M.MiKendrick 
 
 King King York It. Marholl 
 
 Kingscy Kiugney Drummond ....A. WlUox 
 
 Kingsey Falls.. KiiiijsHy Drummond ....Hayes Oilman 
 
 Kingston Kingston ....City Kingston llolwrt Deacon 
 
 Kingston MillsKingston ....Fiouteuao Thos. Burrowea 
 
 jii,j/»viUf. Goatiuld EiMux John Kennedy 
 
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 POSTMASTIK. 
 
 PO«T Om.1l. TOWMRHIP. 
 
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 rosTriAniB. 
 
 KInkon Klllce Perth Jm. Moriartj 
 
 KiiiloM Klnlmw Brui'o Thns. Ilndgini 
 
 Klnmount SoniiTville... Vktnrla Jukii Ilnnhr 
 
 Kinnnr'sMUUI^wdii MuKKnlic Junitsii Klnoeur 
 
 Kiiiaale HickKfini; ...Ontario John Kairl«w 
 
 Kintail Aahtleld Huron Jubn Unyd 
 
 Kintore B. NiMourl ..Oxford W. Murray 
 
 Kippen Tuckersmitblluron Kobtirt Hell 
 
 Kirkblil Lochltil UleuKary Jituiei) Duun 
 
 Kirk'ii Ferry ...Hull Ottawa John Kirk 
 
 Kirkton Usborne Huron Wm. Cuirte 
 
 Kirkwall lieverley VVitntworth ....W. McMillan 
 
 Klineburgh ...Vanghan ....York II. S. Howland 
 
 Koowlton Bmme Broine Albert Kintl>all 
 
 Komoka Lobo Middli^xex O. U. Maboe 
 
 Iji Dale 1.A Bale Yainanka Joa. Kousaeau 
 
 Labarre La K^rre Chiuiutiml ....C. U6bert 
 
 La Branca Ste. Maria ...Beauce J.B. ll<inneTilI« 
 
 L'Acadie L'Acadle St. John'a CCbarbonnt-au 
 
 L'AndieStat'nL'Acadle St. John'a Thomaa l.yoni 
 
 Lachanale Lachenaie ...li'AaiODiptl >n..J. U. I.aurl«r 
 
 Lachine Montreal .,..Jaoqur»C'«rtierF. Calwe 
 
 Lacliule ArgenteuU ..Argenteiiil John Meikle 
 
 Ijic Nolr Vournier L'lalet J II. Pelletier 
 
 LaecUt Lacolla St. John'a T. Van Vliet 
 
 lAfontalne Tiny Sinicoe M.A. Cilon 
 
 Laggan Kenyon Olvngary D.Oattanach 
 
 La Guerre Oodmanch 'r Huntingdon ...J. McDonald 
 
 lAke Aylmer ..Stratford ....Wulfe F. Lt-gendre 
 
 Lake BeanportSt Dunalan. Qiiebuc A. Sinimona 
 
 Lake I>or6 Wilberforce..Kenfr«w JamoH Leech 
 
 lAkefield Qore ArgenteuU *]. Uogcrn 
 
 LakiiHide E. Niaaouri ..Oxford H. V. fharp 
 
 L. Temiaeouata Teniiacouata ...tieorge Uall 
 
 L'Amaroux ....York York JaiuHi> Taylor 
 
 Lambeth Weatminater Middlesex Almond Buck 
 
 Lambton Lambton Beauce L. Labrectjoe 
 
 Lanark Lanark Lanark A.U.Hall 
 
 I.anc«ater lAncaater ...Olengary K.McPhcraon 
 
 Lanf;eMe Kinloda Brui<e I*et»r Kvid 
 
 Ijington Walalngham Norfolk D.W. Bouxhner 
 
 Lnnoraie I^anoraie Berthier K. Lcacault 
 
 Ijinadown Lanadown ...Leeda W II. McNeil 
 
 L'Anae i^GlIca L'lalet L'lhlet G. F. Uiasaon 
 
 L'Anseau FoinTremblay ...Chicoattmi I'. Potvln 
 
 L'An8«St.Jean St. Jean Chk-outimi L. K Othi 
 
 tlja Petite River St. Kranfia.CfanrlevoIx 
 
 Iji PigeonnlireLa Salle NapierviUe 
 
 Laprairie Laprairie ....(.Aprairio Jaa. Charlton 
 
 La Priaentat'n LaPriJaentat.St. Ilyacintbe.N. Bergeron 
 
 Jjargle I>unwich ....KIgIn D. McCnllum 
 
 I.a»kay King York Oto. 8. Baldwin 
 
 Z'i4i«nnip(io»..St. Sulpice ...L'Aaaomption..J. Gilbault 
 
 Latorridre Grand BrQleChlroutlnii Geo. UcKenxl^ 
 
 Laurui Amaranth... Wellington laniua 8|)ence 
 
 Laval Laval Montmorency. . H. Uagnon 
 
 I.avaltrie Lavaltrie ....Berthier Jo-. Charla.id 
 
 Lavender Mulmur Simcoe I. B, Maatin 
 
 L'Avenir Durham Drummond ....U. S. OrllHng 
 
 LawrencevilIe..Soutb Ely ...SbeOurd V. Lawrence 
 
 Leamington ...Merae* Eaaex W. Kimball 
 
 Leoakdale Scott Ontario George Leaak 
 
 Leavena St. Vincent ..Grey S. Cunningham 
 
 LaclervtUe Ste. Emmili«LotbiDl.tre Joaeuh Lord 
 
 Lttiit Leeds Megantio Sarau Jiggens 
 
 Lefroy Innia<ll Sinicoe I). Davidson 
 
 Lfinater IUi'hm<md ...l.«nox M. Jordan 
 
 Leith Sydenham. ..Grey Jhk Itnaa, sen. 
 
 Lemonvilie Whitchurch York .Tohn Hill 
 
 Lr.tmoxvilU ....Aacot Tu.SherbroukeJ. P. Cushing 
 
 Lenox Frederieksb. Lenox John C. Lucus 
 
 Leonard's Uill.Wickham ...Drummond ...M. lieunard 
 L'Kpiphnnie ...St. Sulpic«...L'AK!<omptiou..l''. I<o Hlanc 
 
 Lea KlKiulenien£b<nilemrna. Charlevoix i^dward Slerin 
 
 Ia)8 Ecureuils .D'Auteuil ...Portncuf Pierre Page 
 
 I«a KHcx-.umain SftRuenay Jan. C. Barry 
 
 I.«akard Clarke Durham P. Mclntyre' 
 
 I'l'aUe York York Goo. Lerlie. jr. 
 
 Los Pet. Merger Saguenay 11. Bimlliane 
 
 Levla [.auzon Levi V. Ilertraud 
 
 LilTord Mauvera Durham II. L. Kirby 
 
 LImubouao ...Kniiueslng ...Ilallon John .Newton 
 
 I.lniu Ijake Hungertord..nii.4tinKB Janitw Jarmin 
 
 Liwlsay Ops Victoria 'rbomaa Adam 
 
 Lintnn King ..York loscph Lynn 
 
 Liiiwood Woliealey ...Waterloo It. C. OKite 
 
 Lippincott York York Mary I.Mrkin 
 
 LIsadel Ilowlck Huron Arth. Mit<:licll 
 
 Lisbon N. h^stbopu.. Perth Jobu Zliikann 
 
 LIsburn Huron.... Bruce U. Kuttle 
 
 L'lalet L'lalet L'lslet MrsUallantyne 
 
 LittnwfU Elma Perth W. 11. Hacking 
 
 LitchHeld Litrhfteld ....Pontiac J. W. B. Ford 
 
 Little llritain ..Mariposa Victoiia John Hroad 
 
 Little Kapida ..Portland OtUwa D McMillan 
 
 Little Kideau ..llawk«(bury Prearott Thomas Koaa 
 
 LInydtown King York Ant. Kaatwood 
 
 Lo^m Lobo Middlesex Mn. B. Fare* 
 
 Loch Garry ....Keoynn Olengary James Fraser 
 
 Loi'hiel Lochiel Olengary Owen Quigley 
 
 Ijocklon Albion Peel ...A. Parkinson 
 
 Londemborou'h Ilullet Huron John Neelanda 
 
 Londim London City of London L. Lawless 
 
 Long Isl. liOcksNepean Carleton Moaea Gamble 
 
 Long Point ,...Isl. HontrealHocbelaga J. B. Morin 
 
 LtmgueuU lyMignaail ...Chambly P. Lmpirance 
 
 Longwoud Kkf^ld Middlesex Tbna. Gordon 
 
 I.d)n9dale Tyendinags .Hastings K. Wildman 
 
 Lorette Lnrette Quebec J.O. Vincent 
 
 VOrigHai Longueuil....Presoott C. Johnson 
 
 l/orraine Mono Slmeoe Jobn Mills 
 
 Lotbinlire Lotblniire ...Lotblnitre M. Lemay 
 
 Lmtghbimf Ijougbboro' ..Frontenac Hugh Madden 
 
 Low Low Ottawa Caleb Brooks 
 
 Lower Ireland Ireland Megantie R. Redman 
 
 LnwviUe Nelson Hsitnn R.P.Rogers 
 
 Lucan Biddulph ....Huron Wm. Porte 
 
 Lucknow KinloHS Hruoe M. Campl<ell 
 
 Lunenburg ....Osnabruck...Stormont F. Kirkpatrick 
 
 Lurgan Huron Brnc« Jas. McOrindle 
 
 Luther Luther Wellington ....Saml. Stuckey 
 
 Luton Malahlde ....Elgin L. R. Tyrrell 
 
 Lyn Klizabetht'n Tn. Brockvllle N. Baxter 
 
 Lynden Beverley Wentworth ...Wm. Smith 
 
 Lyndhurst Lanadown ...Leeds' Wm. P. I.ee 
 
 Lynedoch Charlottevil. Norfolk QeorgeOray 
 
 Lyons S. DorcheaterKlgin P.J. Putnam 
 
 Lyster Nelson Megantic John Klug 
 
 McDonald'sCr.Dalhonhie ...Lanark Hugh McLean 
 
 McGilllvray ...McOllllvray.Huron D. Shoff 
 
 Mclntyre Osprey Grey John McLean 
 
 Macnider Macnider ....RimnuskI O.A. Lamontag 
 
 Maeton Peel Wellington ...J.M.McCormick 
 
 Macville Albirn Peel B. H. Booth 
 
 Maddington ...Maddington.Arthahaslu ... 
 
 Matinc Madoc Hsstinga A. P. Wood 
 
 Magdalen Isl Oasp« J. J. Fox 
 
 Magog Magog Stanstead Calvin Abbott 
 
 Maidstone Maidstone ...Essex Tbos. Mnran 
 
 Maitland Auttnsta OrenvlIIe G.O. I^oagley 
 
 MalakofT MarlboronghCarleton W. J. Pierce 
 
 Malnne Marmora ....Hastings D.N. Powell 
 
 Hallorytown...Yonge Leeds Fred. F. l*e 
 
 Malta .. Bruce Bruce W. Macftrlane 
 
 Malton TorontoGorePe'.tl T. B. Allen 
 
 Malvern Scarborough York David Broim 
 
 Manchester ...Resofa Ontario JameaTrnax 
 
 Mandaniin Plympton ...Ijambton. Jam«« Dnnlop 
 
 ManiHa Maripoaa Victoria Mary Douglas 
 
 Hanltowaning On Lake Huron Geo. Ironside 
 
 Mannheim Wilmot Waterloo N. Huether 
 
 Manningville Huntingdon ...Fisher Ames 
 
 Mansfield Mnlmnr Simooe M.Oolqubonn 
 
 Maple Vanghan ....York Joseph Noble 
 
 Maple Grove ...IreUnd Megantle Jared B. Hall 
 
 Maple Iieaf Newport Compton W. O. Planch 
 
 Mapletiin Yarmouth ...Elgin Noah I*e 
 
 Marbielon Dudswell ....Wolfe J. B. Bishop 
 
 March March Carleton Thomas Read 
 
 Marchniount...<>illia Simooe Chas. Powl^y 
 
 Marden Onelph Wellington ....0. McD. BIyth 
 
 .Maria Maria Bonaventure ..J. R. Mlchaud 
 
 Markham Markham ...York Jas. J. Barker 
 
 Marlbank Hungerford .Ha.stinga W. G. Allan 
 
 Marlow Beauco Jas.Armstrong 
 
 Marmii>n Sullivan Grey 8. B. Conger 
 
 Marmora Marmora Hastings D. 0. Bowen 
 
 Mwaoih Wiiwanosh ..Huron P. IVirtcrfleld 
 
 Marshvllle Waintleet ....Welland Edward Lee 
 
 Martintown ...Charlottenb GJengnry R Blackwood 
 
 MarllnvillB ....Clifton Compt'n Amaaa Marti.. 
 
 Marysvlllo Tverdinaga..Ha-.t! « Jas. Kilmurry 
 
 Msscoiicbe Mascouche... I." 's^oni; ;ion..M. Delfausse 
 
 M.slia-a Msrham Otta*. B. Tr<nipe 
 
 Maskinonae ...Miiskiiioniii.MaBkiiionge ...O. Macsun 
 
 Miissawlppi ...W. HatU'y... Stanstead Lutlicr .Abbott 
 
 Malami Miitane Rimnuski L. N. Blais 
 
 MawciK)k Grsnhy ,«hetTord L.N.Hungcrf'd 
 
 MitxWHil Osprey Grey Jos. Maxwell 
 
 MavBi'ld fhinuuaco'y Peel Wm Spelra 
 
 MaVne Wallace Pi-rth John Callanan 
 
 Mayuooth Monteagle ...Ilaatinga Michael Doyle 
 
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 MnailowTHle ...Toronto Peal J, Oooderhsm 
 
 Mixlln* Nimwuii (B.)0)irord J. H. Beck 
 
 Medoiitn Medoiite Simom Edmund Moon 
 
 Mrlanethon ...M«l«ncthon..Gi*y .lamtw Bmwn 
 
 UfUmiinu M«lbaurD«...Kt«l)mond Tb>.mM Talt 
 
 Meili'rnfKid)!e Molbonrnn... Richmond Wm. Brattle 
 
 tli-lonheville ...HeHabarDol* Kviinharnolf ...OvorgK KIhe 
 
 M..Ir He T.»<>ndln«ga..Hi»»tlng« (ieoriio Dunciui 
 
 Mulvllle liilUer I'rlnra K<lwanlCjili^tj,1i>liiiiion 
 
 Mwile Seymour Nortlmmbvrl'dJamon Mither 
 
 MtrrickviUt ...Wolford Or<-nvllle T. 11. ilnld«n 
 
 Merstia Meraea Eeaex J WlKfleld 
 
 Mt<thi>t'a HUlii »(. Flaflen ..Lotblniere K. W. Methot 
 
 Metis MetU Hiinouiiki W. K. l>aKe 
 
 Miyprabnrg ...Seynionr Northnmberl'dThne. Oliver 
 
 Midharat Vevpn 8imcoa O«or(n< Sneath 
 
 MiddleTille ....Unark Lanark Wm. Croft 
 
 Mill Knd Ul. Montreal Hochelafia A. IMch« 
 
 Milfiird Marynburg... Prince Kdw«rdJ»mep Cook 
 
 MilllKink Mornington .Perth W. Kntherfbrd 
 
 Miilbrldge Tudor Hasttngi John Bull 
 
 MilUmmk Caran Durham K. lluwden 
 
 Mille iKlea Mille I«lea...ArRenteuil John Pollock 
 
 llille Rochea... Cornwall Tn.C!oniwall...8. H. Mua* 
 
 klillti Vaehea Sa^enay 
 
 Mill Oro»e W.Flamboro'Wentworth James Tyner 
 
 Mill Haren „.Krneiitown...AddlngtoD O. B. Forward 
 
 Milliken Markbam ...York W. Gorrett 
 
 MlllloKton Mara Ontario 3. Harrington 
 
 Mtln<>)iville ....Markbam ...York Peter Milne 
 
 Milton iKO Milton Sheffbrd Cbae. Uilleepte 
 
 MiUnn ( W.) ...Trafalgar Halton Wm. D I.yon 
 
 Mlinlco KtoblcokA ..VorK Herod Noble 
 
 Miinuxa Krin Wellington Henry Ke«d 
 
 Miudt-n Aniwn VIHoria Daniel Buck 
 
 MilchM I«gan Perth John llicka 
 
 Muhawk Brantford, WBrant W. L. Jonea 
 
 M>ilra Hnntlngdon Haallnga Henry Oiitrom 
 
 MiilttHworth ....Grey Huron John Mitcboll 
 
 Mnni'k Luther Wellington Kobert Dnnlop 
 
 Munckland Koxborough Stormont Alex.Melnlnah 
 
 Moneymore ...IIunger(brd..Haatlnga Jno. Harlgan 
 
 Mongenata Newtoo VaudreuU H.R.McDonald 
 
 M'lukton Klmk Perth Kd. OreenMdee 
 
 Muiio Centre. ..Mono SImnoa Rubt. Laldlaw 
 
 Mimn MiUi Mono Simcoe 
 
 Moiitigue Montague ...Lanark John Telford 
 
 Mout«alm Kawdon Mimtcalm J. B. LeRlane 
 
 Monte-Hello ...PetiteNatlonOttawa Chaa. Mi^or, Jr 
 
 Slimlmugny ....8t. Thomas.. .Montmagnv ...J. 8. Vallie 
 
 MiiHtrral. Montreal ....City Montreal..! 8. Freer 
 
 Montrose 8tamf>rd ....Wellnnd N.B.Tbompaon 
 
 MiinlSt.Hllalre.4t. Hilalre...Roarllle J.K. Ducbarme 
 
 MiioTf, Moore L»mbton W. MrPherton 
 
 M.irewood Wlnchef>ter...Dundaa A. McKay 
 
 Murningd..Mlll Mornlngton.. Perth J. NIcklin 
 
 MoTfKtK How^d Kent A. Heyward 
 
 Miirrl-bank ....Morrii Huron B. Draper 
 
 Jlnrrithurp ....Matilda Dundas Jamea llolden 
 
 Mnrrlxdale Grey Huron Donald Scott 
 
 Morrinton PunUiich Wellington R. B. .Morlson 
 
 Morton S. Croeby ....Ijeeda Oeorge Morton 
 
 Morven Brneatown...Addlngton D. Henwood 
 
 .Moscow Camden, 8...Addington Z. Vanluren 
 
 Mi>tberwell Fullarton ...Perth Jaa. Brown, ar. 
 
 Mouat'n UroveOlden Fnnitenac R. L. OodOrey 
 
 Mnunt'n View Aiueliaaburg Prinoe BdwardW. H. Way 
 
 Mount Albion..Barlon Wentworth ...Q, B. Orey 
 
 Mount Hri/dgaCMinuioe Middlesex Rdw. Handy 
 
 Mt. Carmi-I Mt. CHrmel...Kamoura8ka ...R. LaTole 
 
 Mount CharlesTonmto Peol Charles King 
 
 Mount ICIxin... Dereham ...Oxford F U.Oaullon 
 
 Mount M.r<.i« ..Kgremont ...Orey T. fl. Smith 
 
 Mount It-aly... Oneida Haldlmand ....J.Donaldson 
 
 Monnt Horeb..Ops Victoria W. D. Smith 
 
 Mount Hurst... Albiiin Peel J hn Wallnce 
 
 Monnt.lohnsonMunoir KouTllle J. McQnIllen 
 
 Mountjoy 8oulsngea F. McQuaig 
 
 Mount Oscar ...RIgaud VaudreuU D. McDonell 
 
 Mt. Pliwu<nt...OaTan Durham 8. J. Bwt 
 
 Mountuberu ...K. Flaml)oro'Wentworth ....M. M. Ornoker 
 
 Mt. Si. Louis... Medonte SImroe J. B Hussey 
 
 Mt. St. Piitrlck.liroughnin ...Konfrew Thomas Brmly 
 
 Mniint l%rnon..llrantriiri|W.I<rant Thoe. Pwrtn 
 
 Mt. VVHb«ter ...ljinsilown,...Ij<Hi<ls Koht. Webster 
 
 MuilJy llriincbChatham .... Argeoteuil F. Naubert 
 
 MuUrsve Uertle Wellaiid J. J.Zavltx 
 
 Mulniur Mulmur Minroe John Little 
 
 Miinoey Cnrradoo Middlesex 
 
 Murray Murray Norlhumberl'dR. 0. Dickson 
 
 Murray Bay ...Mt. MurT«y..Cliarlevoix Edw.Tremblay 
 
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 Mnrrale Portland Frontenao Michael Dary 
 
 Miiskoka Falls. Draiwr Victoria 
 
 Mnsaelfaurg ....Mornin|tun.. Perth Oeorge Shearer 
 
 Myrtle Whilby Ontario SelahOrvi* 
 
 JVuim Wllllami ...Middlesex D. Mcl^H^d 
 
 Nantlcuke M'alpole Ilaldimand John Mercer 
 
 JV«|»in« Richmond ...Ixnox Gilbert Bogart 
 
 Napier Metcalfe Middlesex Jobn Arthurs 
 
 AapiermOe ....Del^'ry Napiervllle N Palln 
 
 Na.shwood Farnham Ilroine Philip Wood 
 
 A'uM>i|7iui<ya...Nassag{weya Halton T.F^terlirouke 
 
 N'avan Cumlierland Russell M. O'Meara 
 
 Nelson Nelson Hsiton A. G. McKay 
 
 Netherby HumherstonWelland ...■ James Zavitx 
 
 Nenstadt Norm8nby...0rey D. Winkler 
 
 New Aberdeen. Waterloo, S..Waterloo Joe. Tliumaon 
 
 Newark Norwich Oxford Aunuiitns Gary 
 
 Newbliss Kitley Leeds lohn Kdgar 
 
 Ntwhnnf N. Crosby ...Leeds Thus. Webster 
 
 Newboyne Bastard Leeds James Lytle 
 
 Ntxeburgh Camden K...Addington Robeit Hope 
 
 Newbvrg Mom Middleeex Thus. Robinson 
 
 New Carlisle ...Cox Bonaventure ...M Coldwell 
 
 A'rwaiUU Clarke Durham H. Uodgea 
 
 New Dundee... Wilmot Wuterlixi Peter Ernst 
 
 New Durham. ..Burford Brant K. F. Schooley 
 
 New GIasgow...Ij«corne Terrebonne ...Wm. Furse 
 
 iVew /Atmburj.Wllmot Waterloo Andrew Rosa 
 
 Newington Osnabraok.-.Stormont Jacob llaker 
 
 New Ireland ...Ireland Megantie R. C. Porter 
 
 Newland K.Owillimb'yYork R. Hunter 
 
 New UrerpooLLanaon Levi D. Rolwrga 
 
 New Lowell ...Snnnidale ...Simcoe P. Pat<m 
 
 fi'eurmarlrrt ....Wbitcburch.York Wm. Roe 
 
 Newpin't Brantford ...Brant Lyman Cbapin 
 
 NewKicbniond N.Kiohmond Bonarenture... Richard Bnuh 
 
 Newry K.lma Perth C. Coulter 
 
 Newton Brook York York M. Rkhardson 
 
 Newt'nHobln'nTecuniseth...8in]Coe Wm. Chantler 
 
 Niagara Niagara Tn. Niagara.... Robt. Warren 
 
 Nicolet Nicolet Nl.-olet H. A. Chillaa 
 
 Nile Oolborne Buion J.Rhynas 
 
 Nilestown DirrchesterN Middlesex Mary Putnam 
 
 NiHsouri E. NisBouri ..Oxford Joaeph Howea 
 
 Nitbburg N. EMthupe Perth James Brown 
 
 Nobleton King York Wm. Munsie 
 
 Norliam Percy Noithumber'd Dr. Demorest 
 
 Norland Saxton Victoria A, Mclaughlin 
 
 Norniaodalo ...Charlotter'leNorfolk J. W. Sbt-ppard 
 
 Normanton ...Snui^een Bruce John J I^ebnen 
 
 North A(IJala...AdJMla Simcoe Wm. Donehey 
 
 NorthAugusta Augusta GrenTllle S. J. Bellamy 
 
 North Bristol . Bristol Pontlac R.Shirley 
 
 North rouro...Dauro, ..Peterhoro' R. Casement 
 
 North Eldon ...Eldon Victoria Wm. McCradla 
 
 North Fly Ely Shefford 0. iJartlett 
 
 N. Georgetown. BeaubarnolsChaleaaguay .. 
 
 N. Glanfnrd ...Glanford Wantwortb ....J. Terryberry 
 
 North Gower...N. Gower ...Carleton O. R. Johnston 
 
 North Hatley ..Hatley SUnstaad A. J. Gordon 
 
 North KeppeL.Keppel Grey David Dewar 
 
 N. Lancaster...Lanea«ter ...Glengary Chas Ijeclair 
 
 N. Mountain... Mountain ...Dundas James Clelaud 
 
 N. Pelham Peibam Welland Mrs. Mc4)ueen 
 
 Nortk fhrt Sopblasbnrg Prino* Edward 8. Solmes. Jr 
 
 North Ridge ...Oosfleid Kssex W. H. Bllliug 
 
 N. Stanbridge..8t«nbridge...Mis«isquol E. B. Stone 
 
 N. Btukeley ...Stukely Shefford 8. Paijuette 
 
 Noitb Sntton.. Sutton Bronie 8. Sweet 
 
 N. Wakefield ..Wakefield ...Otuwa A. Prltchard 
 
 N.WalsluKhamWalsiiiiibam Norfolk J. K.Simons 
 
 N.WilliHmFb'g.Wlllianwh'rgDundas Wm. Gordon 
 
 Norton Oreek...BeHubamoisCliHteangnay ..Thos. Cantwell 
 
 Norral Esquesing ...Halton Joseph Kyle 
 
 Ifiirtmch Norwich Oxford Gilbert Moore 
 
 Norwood Asphmlel Peterhoro' James Foley 
 
 Notfield Indian Kea...Gleugary P. Kennedy 
 
 '^d'tTpOTuI^} Temiscouata ...M. Mlcbaud 
 
 yMawn... NnttawasftgaSlmiHW A. Meitlllo 
 
 Noyan Sabrevols ....Missisquoi H. M Derlck 
 
 Nntt's Corners BahreTols ....MisKlsquol Dartd Nutt 
 
 Oak Hill laxton Victoria Wm.Oorljett 
 
 OaklantI Oakland Rrant John Toyne 
 
 Oak Ridges ....Wlittcburch York TfreA. Suttle 
 
 Oaki-ille Trafalgar ....Halton R. Balmer 
 
 Oak wood Mariposa Victoria R. A. Bowna 
 
 Oban Plymplon ...Lainbcon Wm Carrlck 
 
 Odaia Krne«town...Addington PS. TImmerm. 
 
 Oil Springs ....Knniskillen..Laiiibton Wm. Harrison 
 
 Olinda Gosfleld tuteJL J. C. Fox 
 
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 POST OFFICES IN CANADA. 
 
 
 POST urricM. Towifsaip. countt. 
 Omagh Traftlgar ...Ilalton 
 
 P0«TMA8TIR. 
 
 ...Thomas Little 
 ...Robert Orandy 
 ...J T Mutchmor. 
 ...W. S. Buckweli 
 ...Walton 8mlth 
 ...John Wilson 
 ...W. 8. Ilewat 
 ...Thos. Caldwell 
 
 1>0ST orriCI. T0WN8B1P. CUOKTT. 
 
 Point St. Peter Malhaie Gaspd 
 
 Poland Daihousie ...I.anark 
 
 I'oniiina Gleuelg Grey 
 
 Ponsonby Nicbol Weiliugtn.. 
 
 Pont Chateaa..SoulaDges ...Soulanges ... 
 Pt.deMaskiDo'eMaskinnng£.Ma>ikInong6 
 
 Poole Morniogtoii I'erib 
 
 J^toffcdufbrt Lit! htleld... Pontiac 
 
 Port Albert ....Asbfield Huron 
 
 Port au Persil .Mt. Murray ..I hat levoix .. 
 
 Port Bruce Malahide ....KIgiu 
 
 l\irt Airive^/...Baybam Elgin 
 
 l\irl r.M/f>nm«...IIunibersto'e Welland 
 
 Port Credit Toron'o Peel 
 
 /Y)r< ^taiAntuie Grantham ...Lincoln 
 
 Port Daniel ...I'ort Daniel.. Bonaventure 
 
 F^rrt Dover Woodhonse ..Norfolk 
 
 i'ort Elmsley..N.KImsluy .Lanark 
 
 POSTMABTKR. 
 
 ...Oeo. Packwood 
 ...W. Rogers 
 ...Wm. Mariin 
 ..James Halley 
 ...Israel Milord 
 ...A J. 1 afreniire 
 ...D. Matthews 
 ,..D. F. Mcl-aren 
 ...Thos. Hawkins 
 ...John McL.aren 
 ...Amasa l..ewis 
 ..Tboa. Pllsher 
 ..L.O.Carter 
 ..Robert Cotton 
 ..J.H.Martindal. 
 ..P. Sweetman 
 ..David Abel 
 ..J. McOormack 
 ..Rolwrt Porter 
 ..George Elliott 
 ..Tli'js Hoover 
 ..David 8mart 
 ..8. 8. Scuvil 
 ..B. B. Cariion 
 ..James Moss 
 ..Hugh Cotter 
 ..Chas. Oaulin 
 ..Joseph Bigelow 
 ..A. Murray 
 ..A. McLennan 
 ..Mark Barrett 
 ..Wm.ll. Ryerse 
 ..George McLvod 
 
 ..John Clark 
 ..Alpheua Jones 
 ..Conrad Ni>-pel 
 ..J. H. Ye<<niau8 
 ..John Stewart 
 ..M G. Robson 
 ..J. O. Lindsay 
 ..John Burrows 
 ..0. Armstrong 
 ..Wm. Leslie 
 ..John Sewoll 
 ..D. Thompson 
 ..Joseph Wynn 
 
 Oneida Oneida Ilaldimand 
 
 Onondaga Onondaga ...Brant 
 
 Onslow Onaloir Pontiac 
 
 Ontario Salttleet Weulworth . 
 
 OruiigtvUle ....Gararrax a ...Wellington . 
 
 Orillia Orillla SInicoe 
 
 ...Thos. Mcffatt 
 
 Ormnnd Winchester ..Dundas 
 
 Ormstown Beaubaruoist bateauguay 
 
 ..Ira Morgan 
 ..R. N. Walsh 
 ...Diinuld Griiut 
 ..J. L. Tucker 
 ...D. Sutherland 
 ..Alex. Mcljiren 
 ..Adam J. Baker 
 ..Francis Keller 
 ..A. Tupper 
 ..Wm. 8ymons 
 ...0. McPherson 
 ..J. Ostrander 
 ..a. P. Baker 
 ..J. H Cornell 
 ..Stephen Kinny 
 ..Edward Storr 
 ..George Brown 
 ..A. C. Jennings 
 ..Wm. Garbutt 
 ..Richey Waugh 
 ..Jacob I'oaps 
 ..Thos. Orchard 
 ..Wm. DIckKon 
 ...II. M gwitzet 
 
 Onmn Clarke Durham 
 
 Orwell Yarmouth.. .tlgln 
 
 Osreolo Uroniley Renfrew 
 
 Os/iawa Whitby Ontario 
 
 OHprlnge Krin Wellington . 
 
 OHBlan KllDl^k^leD..LH^lbtun 
 
 Port Oranby ...Claike Durham..... 
 
 Port Hoover ...Cartwright ..Durham 
 
 7-br( Hitpe Hope Durham 
 
 Portland Bastard Leeds 
 
 Port Lewis Godmanch'r Huntingdon 
 
 Port Mail land.Sberbrooke ..Ilaldimand . 
 ]*ort Nelson Nelson Haltnn 
 
 
 OHet-vUU . .. . Nnrwirh (Oxford 
 
 Ouugab Chatham ....Kent 
 
 Overton Camden Addington... 
 
 Owen Siumj ...Sydenham... Orey 
 
 Owl's Head ....Potton Brome 
 
 Oxford (Vntre Oxford i>xford 
 
 Portneuf Portneuf Pnrtneuf .... 
 
 Port Perry Reaih Ontario 
 
 Ilirt /^ufci'nion Thorold Wellington . 
 
 I\rrt Rotoan WalHluirfaamNorfolk 
 
 Oxford Mills. ..Oxford (IrenviUe ... 
 
 07.nabruckCen.0znabruck...Stormont 
 
 Port Royal WalsinghamNorfolk 
 
 Port Ryerse ...AVoodhouse.Norfolk 
 
 I'ortsmoulh ...Kingston ....Frontenac ... 
 
 
 
 
 ...James King 
 
 I'ort Talbot ....Dunwich Elgin 
 
 J'rescoU Augusta Orenviile .... 
 
 PrtMim Waterloo S. .Waterloo .... 
 
 Priceville Artemesla ...Grey 
 
 Primrose Mono f^imco© 
 
 
 ...8. Tuclier 
 
 rarhnm Ilinchinbro. Krontenac ... 
 
 J\iris DiinifrieR S llrant 
 
 . T. A. i.irant 
 ..Geo. Stanton 
 ..Hiram Capron 
 ..James Plewer 
 ..John 0. Green 
 ..D. Bisson 
 ...Geo. Johnson 
 
 Pdrin Station Dunifrlcfl S RrHnt 
 
 Park Hill W. Williams Middlesex ... 
 
 Prince. Albert. M«txb OuUrio 
 
 Princeton Blenheim ...Oxford 
 
 Prospect Beckwith ...Lanark 
 
 Proton Proton Grey 
 
 Puslinch Pusliuch Wellington . 
 
 Qyttbee Quebec Quebec 
 
 Queenaborou'hElrevir Hastings .... 
 
 ras])ebiac , Konaventure 
 
 Pofferlaw Georirina Ynrk 
 
 
 
 ..Alex. MoiTatt 
 ..J.DeBlesderuier 
 ..D. J. Mitchell 
 ..P. L. Oruchy 
 ..E. T. Turner 
 ..J.E. Tuzo 
 ...John Irwin 
 ..R. A. Corbett. 
 ..Wm. J. Morris 
 ..Cbas. Young 
 ..8. J. Carver 
 ..John Ernst 
 ..W. Dickey 
 dPaul Peterson 
 ..P. Barilsy 
 ..E.L. Carscailen 
 ..Alex. Morrison 
 ..D. T. R. Nye 
 ..a. C. Doering 
 ..George B^own 
 .P.F.Whitney 
 d David Barker 
 ..Louis Gill 
 ..Noah Sager 
 ..C. Roberta 
 .C. Randall 
 ..D. McDermid 
 ..M. PInkerton 
 ..Daniel Root 
 .H. G.GiUeepie 
 ..Henry Smith 
 ..Samuel Piatt 
 ..S. C. Mills 
 ..J. D. Morgan 
 ..J. R. Alguire 
 ..Ralph Di'her 
 ..B. McConnell 
 ..Arch. CameroB 
 sB Charlebois 
 ..Ii J.o. 1 ecours 
 ..Frederic Ijirue 
 srL. n. D'Aoust 
 ..lx)uis Comeau 
 ..A. St. Denis 
 ..Chas. Boiiriret 
 ..HilnireKirouac 
 3rE. Blomeley 
 
 
 
 PeiiiuHu.(j}a8|w(iiu>p6 Gasp6 
 
 )'enville TecuniBoth ..Simcoe 
 
 Veni; Perr6 GaBp6 
 
 Pwrch dilation. Sarnia Lsmbton 
 
 Oiieensvllle K Gwillimb York .. . 
 
 Raglan Whitby Ontario 
 
 Rnilton Loughboro... Frontenac ... 
 
 Rainham Rainham ....IlnldiDiund . 
 
 Kaiobam CentRainham ....Hublimaud . 
 
 Rap.desJoach. Aberdeen ...Pontiac 
 
 Rathe Bbindford ...Oxford 
 
 Ravensboe E. Gwillimb.York 
 
 Ravenswood ...Bosanqaot...LambtoD .... 
 
 Rawdon Rawdun Montcalm ... 
 
 Reading Garafraxa ...Wellington . 
 
 Redaersville...AmeliasburgPrince Kdwar 
 
 Reekie Kincardine...Bruce 
 
 Reryfrew Horton Renft-ew 
 
 Renton Townsend .. Norfolk 
 
 Repentigny ...L'Aasompt'nL 'Asso'dption 
 
 Rlceburg Stanbridge . Missis^uoi.... 
 
 Riceville Plantagenet Prescott 
 
 Richmond E...8bipton Richmond... 
 
 Richmond W...Ooalbourn ..Cjirleton 
 
 /ftcAm»n<i«iUVaughan ...York 
 
 Rlchmond£utRichmond ...Richmond ... 
 
 . L. Foster 
 ..John Walsh 
 ..Chaa. Williams 
 ..Aarg Jones 
 ..Waiter Colville 
 ..J. Williams 
 ..J. B. OUver 
 
 .".Micbael Skelly 
 ..M. Leeson 
 dGeorge Roblin 
 ..Joseph Shier 
 ..Wm. McKay 
 ..Jos. B. Smith 
 -Joseph Btu 
 ..C. A. Rice 
 ..P. HcLauren 
 ..O. K. Foster 
 ..W. H. Butler 
 ..Matthew Teefy 
 ..A. Donnelly 
 ..John Davis 
 ..J. L. I.Ayc(ick 
 ..L. 8. Hancock 
 ..A.W.Cbarleb'ls 
 ..J.T.Couillaid 
 ..0. H. Silvester 
 ..Thomas llairis 
 .C. McPherson 
 ..J.B.Conimenu't 
 ..James McAuly 
 .Thos. Corrlgau 
 
 ..C. U. Oaudry 
 ..I^ouis Haibeau 
 .Ch. H. Tetu, sr 
 ..N.Tetu 
 
 ..r.d>ninel Pope 
 ..Wm. Paul 
 ..l.(iuis Dulii) 
 ..P.Duraiiuibfl'e 
 ..Abrah.Masecar 
 
 
 Petawawa Petawawa ...Renfrew 
 
 I\t)rbnrn' N.Monagbanl'eterboro .... 
 
 Petersburg Wilmot Waterloo .... 
 
 Peterson's Fer. Snphiasburg Prince Edwar 
 
 Petrolea EnDiskillen..I.,ambton 
 
 Petworth Portland Frontenac... 
 
 Peveril NewtoD Vaudreull .... 
 
 PhUipdmrg E. 8t. Armand..Mi^sist]aol.... 
 
 Philjpaburg W.Wilmot Waterloo 
 
 PhiliDSTiiie ....Bastard I.eAds 
 
 
 Pidm Hallowell ...Prince Edwar 
 
 Plerreville PierreTilie...Yamaska .... 
 
 Pigeon Hill ...St. Armand..MlFRisquol.... 
 
 iU* Hivtr St.Geo.deH.lbervlile 
 
 IMne Orchard ..Whitchurch York 
 
 Pine River Huron Briii'e 
 
 Richwood Blenheim ...Chiford 
 
 Rldi*etown... .Howard Kent 
 
 Piiikerton Gre*'nfK*k firtirA . ... 
 
 PltlKferry Pittsburg ...Frontenac .... 
 
 Plainfleld Thurlow Hastings 
 
 Plantagenet ...Plantagenet Prescott 
 
 Plattsville Blenheim ...Oxford 
 
 Playfair Bathurst Lanark 
 
 Pleassnt Hm...WHl8inghamNorfolk 
 
 Plum HoIlow...Ua»tard I.eeds 
 
 Point Abino ...Bertie Welland 
 
 Pt. Alfxander Rolph Renfrew 
 
 Polntesul'lieneGrenville .... Argenteuil .. 
 Pt. BU AnKlHisTwo.Mount'sTw.iMountail 
 Pt. atix Tremh.lsl. Montreal Uinhelaga... 
 Pt. aux Troinb Pt auxTrem.Purtneuf .... 
 
 Poiiite Ciaire ..Montreal Jacques Carti 
 
 Pointedu UcPointedulAcSt. Maurice 
 
 Point Fortune .Itigmid Vaudreuil ... 
 
 Point lievi. U...Laiiiion I*vi 
 
 Point Pbiton... at. Croix Lotbiniire... 
 
 Pt. St. Charles Isl. Montreal Jn<-ques Carti 
 
 Rigaud RIgaud Vaudreuil.... 
 
 Kirnmuki Kimouski ...Kimouski .... 
 
 Rinirwood Whitchurch York 
 
 Ripley Huron Bruce 
 
 Riv.Beaudette Soulanges .... 
 
 River David Ysmaska 
 
 River Desert Ottawa 
 
 Riv.dusPrairlesMontreai ....Hochelagft .... 
 Riv. du Loup .Riv du LoupTeniiscouata 
 RIv. du liOup...lliv. du LoupMarkinonge . 
 Rivlire ello liiT.Ouelle...KHniouraska. 
 RTrolnPistoiesTroisPlstoleBTHniiBcouata 
 
 Roberval Koberval ....Chlcouiiml ... 
 
 Robinson Bury Coniptou 
 
 Rorbelle ... Stukelov . .Sbelford 
 
 Rochester Rochester ...Fjuiex 
 
 Rockford Townsend ...Norfolk 
 
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CANADIAN GAZETTEER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
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 POST OFflCl. T0W:<8UP. 
 
 ConjCTT. 
 
 P0«T¥A8TI«. 
 
 Rnrklnnil ChnthRm Arfcenteull .1. IIUHtnn 
 
 Kurkport Kitmtt Leedi Wni. Cornwall 
 
 R<Hkt<iti IWiverley Wentwortb ....W W. Barlow 
 
 Kiickwoiid KriimoKH Wellingtun Kobt. Pasmore 
 
 ItodptrviUe ....Urlinriie Ilurun John Uack 
 
 Kiikfhy SbirbnMJke ..Lanark A. Adama 
 
 lloiph Miildlfton ...Norfolk K. D. BiichniT 
 
 Ki'iniipy ItiiuuiHy Kvnt Tbna. KonwUk 
 
 Rnndoau Ilitrwich Kent J. K. MorriH 
 
 Kosa .Murray NorthumberlVlJ. i*. Waldron 
 
 KuKolMuk Uruntford ...Hrant John Tbomaa 
 
 ]t(i8(d>^ue Hiiin»tHiio ...Lincoln C. McKay 
 
 KoDvmunt Tnwiruntio ...Simcoe (ien. CnuiniiUK 
 
 RuKeueatb Altiwlrk NortbiimlwrI'dJobn Ilaralouu 
 
 UoHC'ttfi Ijiiiark Ijinark Uibu I)<xls 
 
 Jtohcville Dunifrira N.Waterloo .Ti.hn L'nger 
 
 K(wlin 'Ibnrlow Hiiatlnga W'm. Oilroy 
 
 KofH Hi».8 Keiifrew lamexMcljiren 
 
 Kolbwiv .Mary l»ro' ... Wellington .....liw. UavldtoQ 
 
 Uouj,'<i Mill I'lckcriiij? ...Ontario M. Brooka 
 
 HoiigfUKint ...Ht. Ci'Miire ... Kouvllle I). Macheldar 
 
 Round I'liiliia. Tnwnsund ...Norfolk 
 
 Rowan .Milla ...WulRingham Norfolk D. Bnrrowa 
 
 Riixtun Falls. ..Uoxtiin Sbeflbrd VMix Lauzon 
 
 Rugby NDrtb Oro ...gimooe Walter Hunter 
 
 Rui.deHCbouee Upton Drnmmond ...T.L. Deaaulnier 
 
 Unnnymede ...l(f.Ktlgiiucbe Bonaventure ...Henry Lodge 
 
 RusKetl RiiHHuil RuMKill K. Hulmer 
 
 Kasarltown Chateauguay .. 
 
 Ruihfrfnrd ....Uswn Lamhton A. McDonald 
 
 Rutiiven (liMtleld Kaaex UughRuthren 
 
 Kyrkinan'allor.uiaiitnrd Wentwortb .... 
 
 Ste. AdMe AlH-riTouibleTerreboune ....P. A. Labria 
 
 St. Agallm WllniDt Waterloo Anth. Kalaer 
 
 8te. Agaihe ...St. Agalhe...Lntblnlire L. Bonlanger 
 
 8t. Agnea 8t. Agnea ...Charlevoix VIeTlan Dolly 
 
 St. Aiui6 Kkhelleu P. U«llnaa 
 
 St. Alban Descbamba't Portneuf J.D.McCurm'ck 
 
 St. Alexandre Kamouraiiks...K. LevSque 
 
 St. Alexandre Iberville A. A. L. Brlen 
 
 St. Alexis St. t^ulpice... Montcalm Liandre LeBau 
 
 St. Alphoose Jo!!ette Luke Corcoran 
 
 St. Anaclet ....St Anaclet ..Kimoufiki O. Couture 
 
 St. Andr£ St. Andri ...Kamoarai<ka...P. 0. Marquia 
 
 St.An(lr6 Avel. , etiteNationOttawa Jos. A. Levtg 
 
 St. Aiulreiu's £ ArgenteuU... Argenteuil T. B. Melk'.e 
 
 St.Andrew'BW.Coruwall ....Tn. Cornwall... L. Maafenion 
 
 Ste. Angellque Petite Natlonottawa J.ll.N Papine'n 
 
 St Auicet Qudman.'hea Huntingdon ...F.S.Bourgeanlt 
 
 8tu.Anne,risleMuutieal ....Jai^ueaCartierTboa. Saur6 
 
 Sto. Anuu, Per.£te Anne ...Chaniplain Tbilea. .Viethot 
 
 Ste.Anne, Miin Oa«p£ J. Perr* 
 
 Ste. Aiioe. I'lai.ste. Anne ...Terrebonne ....H. Oranger 
 Ste.Anne, f1<ca Ste. Anne ... Kamouraaka... Joseph Uionna 
 
 St. Ann's. Liiie.tlHinsboro*... Lincoln Jacob Upper 
 
 St. Anselme ...St. Ani<elme..Dorcbester F. F. Buteau 
 
 St.Antoine, U>.St. Antuine ..Lotbiniire Kdmond Larue 
 
 St. Antuine, Ri VercbArea N. Cartler 
 
 St. Antonin ....St. Antonln.Temiacoaata...ReT.a. Talbot 
 
 St. Apollinalre Ste. Croix ...Lotbinlire N.Marchand 
 
 St. ArmandOt St. Arniand ..Missiaquol C. U. Potter 
 
 St. Arii«>ne Cacouna Temlacouata ...Misa M Caaault 
 
 St. Atbnua8e...St. Atbanaaelberville P. Regnler 
 
 St. Aubert St. Jean L'lalet C. Uourgaolt 
 
 St. AUf,usliu Portnenf C. East 
 
 St. Augustin TwoMuuntalnsL. Paquett« 
 
 St. Haruab6 ...St. UarnaW.St. Maurice ...O. Heronx 
 St. KarnaUe ...St Barnalie. St. IIyaclnlbe..Fdou. Mathien 
 
 St. Uartbelenii St.Uarth^le'i Bertbier J. Fauteaux 
 
 St. Baiila St, Bazlle ...Portueuf G. Jobin 
 
 Ste. Beiitrix ...Ste. Beatrix .Jollett« H. Fortin 
 
 St. Benoit Two Monnta.TwoMountainsKrnestLematr* 
 
 St Bernard ...St. Bernard ..Dorchester Pierre Plante 
 
 Ste. Briglde ...Monnoir Iberville Win. Murray 
 
 St. Brum) M,intarvllle..Chainbly A. P. I>ar6 
 
 St. t'anute St. C»nut« ...TwoMounUlnsJno. Hanna 
 
 St, Canimlr ...St. Casinilr ..Portneuf Nardsse ParS 
 
 St.Oatharln'sK.FosKanilinult Portneuf Jos. Maloncy 
 
 .V(.tl<t/;ann. ITGraiitbam ...Lincoln W. L. Copcland 
 
 St. tVlestlu Nicolpt 0. K. Houde 
 
 St.Ofoaire Rouville C. Dorval 
 
 St.Cbiirles, Ric.St. Charles. ..St. HraduIhe.J. K. LeBlano 
 St.(.'h,irle8.Hoy.H('ili'cha8»e..BHllechmiiio ....T. Montminy 
 StChrin d'Art,Arthai>«ska..Artbabai<ka ...Noel A.Baudet 
 
 Ste Claire Ste. Cliiire ...l>orchesU>r L. V. Royer 
 
 St OlenieutB...Wcllo»ley ....Waterloo John Stroh 
 
 St. Cl«t Soi'.l«n,iios ...Soulangea K. Bourque 
 
 St. Ciihiaibln Two .MountalnsM. J. I'helan 
 
 St. OinslHut ...Lapi-^irie ....I^pralrie 
 
 Ste. Cnilx Ste. Croix ...Lotbluldro MoHae Conture 
 
 St. Cutbbort Berthler J.Chenevert 
 
 POST nrricl. TowNSBiP. 
 
 puariiASTiii. 
 
 St. Cyrille L'Islet J. B. Clontler 
 
 St. Drtmaae ...Ht. Damaae ..St. llyaclntba.P. II. Petit 
 
 St. David's Niagara Lincoln C. Ktuher 
 
 St. Denis, Kirh.St. Uenla St. Hyacintbe.Mlchi'l Laprts* 
 
 St. Denis, Bout Kaniouranka ...J. D. i-avnte 
 
 St. DIdace Lanaudiire . Maaktoongi ...K. Germain 
 
 St. Dominique Bagot M. L. Dupont 
 
 St. Kduuard NaplervlUe ....J Blain 
 
 Ste. Kllzabeth Juliette P. L. Hudon 
 
 St. F.liil Tenilsrouata ...Chas.Tberiault 
 
 St.Kph.d'Upt'nUpton Bagot S B. Wainor 
 
 St. Ksprit Montcalm O. Dalpe 
 
 St. Eticune ....St. Maurice.. St. Maurice ....D. Dcmteau 
 
 St. Engine B. lliwkesb. Presrott A. MrBi-an 
 
 St. Kiutuclie Two.MountainaDavIrt Mitchell 
 
 Si.Gvar.deFor Boaum M. Bt-audolu 
 
 St. Fablen Rlmoiiski Viul liny 
 
 Ste. FanilUe ...Iple Orleans. Mimtmorency..Jo«. Premont 
 
 St.Fellx de Val Juliette Max. Crepeuu 
 
 fSt. F^riol Montmorency.. 
 
 Ste. Flavie Rlmouski J.B. LaMontag. 
 
 St. Flavten ....St. Flavien...Lotbinl^re li. Bedard 
 
 St. Foy Quebec Quebec Joeepli Rny 
 
 St. FranclH Vamaaka O. H.Coutu 
 
 St. Franuola, M Montmaguy ...E. C. Boulet 
 
 St. Francois, B.Beauce Beanco Illlalre Poulln 
 
 St. Frunvola ... Isle Orleans. Montmorency. . C, K Dagneault 
 
 St. Frederic ...St. Frederic. Beaure P A. Belanger 
 
 8t.aabr. de Br.Brandon Berthler M. O'lleir 
 
 Ste. Genevi^re.Montre'il Jacques Cartler J. M. Paqiiln 
 
 St.Ueo., UeaureSt. George ...Beauce F.X Boiihom'e 
 
 St. Geo., Brunt.. Dumfriea, S .Brant S. Stanton 
 
 St. aeo.,WlndB Windsor Richmond H. R. Benoit 
 
 Ste. Gertrude ..Ste.GertrudeNicolet L. Champoux 
 
 St. nervals St. Gervais...Bellecbasae ....Joseph Jollvet 
 
 St. Giles St. Giles LotblniCtro George CiHd 
 
 St. Or^goire ...at.aregoire..NlooU't S. Doucet 
 
 St.Gull.d'Upt'nUpton Drummund ....O. Bellemare 
 
 Ste. Itiline Kamarouaka...N. Peltier 
 
 Ste.1161 Ue Bag Bagot : J. T. Poltraa 
 
 St. Helena Wawanosh... Huron W.Gordon 
 
 Ste. H6n6dlne Dorchester J. Baiiuet 
 
 St. Henri Lauxon I.£vls K. II. Marccau 
 
 St. Ilermaa TwoMonntalnsP. K.Clalroux 
 
 St.HllaIre Stat.St. Hilaire ...Rouville Thou. Vallquet 
 
 St. Hilaire VU St. Illlalre ...Rouville K. Goulet 
 
 St. Ilulwrt Cbambly M. Vincent 
 
 St. Ilugues Bagot lluliert Plcli6 
 
 ,3. Uyacirdht .St. HyacinthSt IIyaclntbe..E.L. R. Uoxpr^s 
 
 St. Irende Charlevoix Jr«i«phOoeselln 
 
 St.Icidore, Dor Dorchester B. Moi 
 
 St. Isidore, Lap Laprairle F. L. I.angevln 
 
 St. Ives W. NiSBOuri..Middlei<ex Thos. Howard 
 
 St. Jacobs Woolwich ...Waterloo I. K. Bowman 
 
 St. Jacques ....St. Sulplce...L'A8«ou)ption..J. F. Ecremeat 
 
 St Jacquea Laprairle J. O. Polrier 
 
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 St.JeanBaptist Rouville Rouville C. S. Olgon 
 
 St. JeanChrys Chateauguay ..J A. lieilche 
 
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 St.JeandesCb Lotbinidre P.C. LeVaaseur 
 
 8t.Jean de Mat.Brandon Joliette F. X. Lasalle 
 
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 St.Jean Pt.JoliSt.Jean P.Jo.L'Islet Math. Fournler 
 
 St. J^rAme Terrebonne ...J. B. Vlllemure 
 
 St. Joachim ...St. Joachim.. Montmorency. .Isaie SImard 
 
 StJohn't, Jiut St. John's W. A. Osgood 
 
 St. Joseph St. Joaeph ...Beauce J. 0. C. Arcand 
 
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 Ste. Julie BelwU Vercheres Pierre Chenk 
 
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 .». Rimi U Salle NaplerTiUe ....Chaa. BMard 
 
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 St. Romaine ...Wintlow Oorapton K. BelUnger 
 
 Ste. UoMille ...iSi 'yacinth Bagot P. S. Gendron 
 
 Ste. RoM Iale.Uiiua ...Laval J.B. Filiatrault 
 
 St. Sauveur ...St. SauTeur.Terrebonne ...W. H. Scott 
 
 8t.Sanv.de QuBanlleudeQ.Qnebeo J. L Saucier 
 
 Ste. SchnlaUiq Two Mount'na A. Kortier 
 
 St. Sivdre St. Maurice ...Adulphe Lemy 
 
 St. SImun de Y.De Ramsay ..Bagot Alfred Brieu 
 
 St. Simon deR Rimouakl A. Pflletier 
 
 Sto.Bopbie Haliftiz Megantic Olivier n6bprt 
 
 Ste. Sopbie Lacome Termbonne ...Wm CttuipboU 
 
 St. SlanlDUi Cbamplain Baifilide Roy 
 
 St. StauialaS Beaubarnola ...A. Barbeau 
 
 St. Sulplce L'Assompt'n I/AaaoDipliou . Jacquea Royal 
 
 St. Sylveater LotbinUr* John Machell 
 
 St Sylveater, E Lotbioiire George HcCm* 
 
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 .Ste. Thtriu ...BlalnvUle ...Terrebonne ...David Morrli 
 
 St. Thomaa, E. Lanorale ....Joltott* Louia Voligny 
 
 ^. Thomat, ITYarmoath ... Klgln E. Krmatiofor 
 
 St. Timotbie Beaubarnola ...J. B Scott 
 
 8t.Tlte Cbamplain ....P. 0. Trndel 
 
 Bt. Vrbain Cliateauguay ..N. Dorala 
 
 St. Uraule MaakinoDgi ...L. Lupien 
 
 Ste. Valentine St. John's M. Radcot 
 
 Bt. Va'irien ...Hilton Shefford DJ VeronneMi 
 
 St. Tallier ......St. Valller ...Bellechaaae ...P. Bilanger 
 
 Ste VIctoire Richelieu Dr.A. Bruneaa 
 
 St. Vineent St. Vincent. ..Grey D. L. Layton 
 
 Bt.Vini'ent Isle J^aua ...Laval C. Gernuin,ir 
 
 St. Z«phlrin ...Counral' Yaniaaka Tboe. N. UaH 
 
 St. Zotique...- SoiiUnges 0. F. Prieur 
 
 Sable W. Willianu Middlesex A. McDonald 
 
 Sahrevoia Sabrevola ...Iberville T. Jonea 
 
 Saiutfleld Rmch Ontario Richard Weill 
 
 Balem Malahide ....Elgin Oeorgegmadas 
 
 Salford Derrhain ....Oxford WItlUm Boon 
 
 Saudford Scott Ontario Kdw. Taylor 
 
 Sandhill Albion Peel Robt.Dwyer.b; 
 
 Sand Point . .McNab Renfrew Alex. McDonell 
 
 Sandwich Sandwich W.Esaex P. H. Morin 
 
 Bandy Beach.. .S. Gaspi BayOanp6 H. Bailey 
 
 Samia Sarnia Lambton Alfred Fisher 
 
 Sauf/tm Saugeen Bruce Thomaa Lee 
 
 Saiilt ail Recol. Montreal ...Hochelaga K. Dauphin 
 
 SaultSte^arieLttke Superior David lim 
 
 SawyervlUe ...Newport Compton Wm Sawyer 
 
 Scftrboreiigh ...Scarboro' ....York A. Mac Bean 
 
 Scbnniberg ....King York William Moore 
 
 S>»ne Brant Bruce Thoa. Bearman 
 
 Scotch Block. ..Eaqiieaing ...Halton Thomaa Hume 
 
 Scotland Oakland Brant 11. Lyman 
 
 Scugog Bcugcg Ontario Jamea Gordon 
 
 Sea/orth Turkeramitblluron A. Dli-kaon 
 
 Stibrlugvilltt ...Diiwnie Perth S P. Henaon 
 
 Sreley'i Bay ...I^Hida Leeda Wm Coltiuian 
 
 Selby Richmond ...Lenox D. Wartnian 
 
 Selkirk Walpole Haldimand ...Henry Kuut 
 
 Beiwyn Smith Peterboro' John llolloway 
 
 Smeca Seneca Haldimand ...Jno Soott 
 
 Snttrington ...Settrington.. Charlevoix ....C. riidiiiiiard 
 
 Severn Bridge.. Morrluon ....SImcoa J. H. Jackaon 
 
 Shukftjtrart ...S. Eaithop*. Perth George Brown 
 
 Shamrock Admaalon ...Renfrew P. Gorman 
 
 ShantumvUlt ..Tyendinaga.IIaatlngs Hiram llnlden 
 
 Shanty Bay ...Oro SImcoe William Heard 
 
 Sharon GwiUinib. E.Vork J.C. Hogaboom 
 
 Sharpton Klngaton ....Fnintenac it. N. Stornii 
 
 Stuwbridge ...Abencrumbie Terrebonne ...William Shaw 
 Shawenegan ...Shawenegau St. Maurice ...J. Ueaaululen 
 
 Bheflleld Beverley Wentworlb ... 
 
 Shefford Houn.Sbaffurd Shefford D. R. Savage 
 
 Sherbrookt Aacot Tn. SliarbrookeSamuel J. Fou 
 
 Sheridan Toronto Peel Joabua Pollard 
 
 Bberkaton Ilumberalo'eWelUnd Wilion t^herk 
 
 Sherriogton ... Sherrington. Napierville ...George Biiaby 
 
 Shipley Wallace Perth K. Briatow 
 
 Shrewabury ...Chatham ....Argenteuil ....J. Cbamberi 
 
 Sillaville Frederlckab. latnoz.. Donovan Milla 
 
 Silver Creek ...V.aquHing ...ilalton John Fuieman 
 
 Silver Hill Cliarlottevil. Norfolk Elizabeth Cle 
 
 Silverahoe Sunnidal* ...SImcoe John J. Koaa 
 
 Xmeoe Woodbouaa ..Norfolk II. Mulklna 
 
 BinghamptoB ..Oaprey ;Orey J. R Sing 
 
 Skye Kenyon Olengary J. K. McKeozie 
 
 Bligo Caledon Peel Thomaa Bell 
 
 Sleawick Cab-dun Pee' PC. CnniplwU 
 
 BmlthHeld Brighton ....Nort'iumberl'dAbijah Smith 
 
 Smith'i t\ilU ...N. KImaley ..I.n'i'u'rt Jamna Shaw.Jr 
 
 SmithviUt Grimsby Liucoln 11. Tbompaou 
 
 Bombra Sumbra Lambton P. Cattanach 
 
 Somersst Somerset ...Mernatie H. Jiilraa 
 
 Bonya Keath Ontario Lewla Harper 
 
 Sonl Sorel Rlcbellea J. O. Duplea^is 
 
 South Bolton. ..Bolton Hionie J. MvMannis 
 
 South Cayuga. S. Cayuga ..Haldimand ...Isaac Fry 
 
 South Douro ...Douro Peterboro' D. Sullivan 
 
 South DummerDummer ....Peterboro' 
 
 Soutli Durham Durham Drummond ...Asa Leighton 
 
 South KImaley S. KImaley. ..Leeds Jno. Ferguson 
 
 South Ely Ely Shelford A. W. Lay 
 
 South Finch ...Finch Stormont Melaun 
 
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 BouthOow\ S.Oower Orenvilla Robert Magee 
 
 South Gran.j'...ara3liy Shefford KlUs Clow 
 
 S.Illnchlnb 'kellinrblnbr'k Huntingdon ...J. Holbrook 
 
 South Marcb...March Carleton 8. Sclaaon 
 
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 8. Monntain ...Mountain ...Dundas John Morrow 
 
 South Potton ..Pottou Brome A Win Barry 
 
 South OuetKC.Levi Levi Mra.A.Winaiey 
 
 South Roxton..Hoxton Bheflbrd A. Sanborn 
 
 South Zons ...Zorra Oxford Thomas Cross 
 
 Sparta Yarmouth ...Elgin JohnA.Fakins 
 
 Speedaide Eramosa Wellington Rev. J. Brown 
 
 Spencer Cove Quebej Denis Maguira 
 
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 Bpriogford Norwich Oxford John Wood 
 
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 SuuTord ^taflord Renfrew R. Ohilderhose 
 
 Stamford Stamford ....Wolland Ellen Wilson 
 
 Stanbridge E...Sianbridge ..Miaalwiuoi K.J. Briitga 
 
 Standon Standon Dorcheater JohnNichoUon 
 
 Stanfold Stanfold Arthalwska ....James Iluaton 
 
 Stanhope Harford Stanstead Alex. Murray 
 
 Stanley's MlllsOhlnguaco'y Peel 
 
 Slamtead Stanatoaii ...Slanatead B. F. Ilnblmrd 
 
 Stameaboro' ...St.Ant. Abl>6CbateaugnBy ..Charles McUiU 
 
 Btayner NottuwaeagaSlracoe Robert Roaa 
 
 Stella Amherst IsL Adtlington Wm. Perceval 
 
 Btevensville ...Bertie Welland Uenj. Ilnuae 
 
 Stirling Rawdon Hastings Wm. Judd 
 
 Stirton Peel Wellington J. Sanderson 
 
 Stoco IIungert()rd..Hastings F. Murphy 
 
 Stonefield Chatham ....Argenteuil ....Owen Owens 
 
 Stoneb.<im Quebec N. Murphy 
 
 .S(on«v C?r««t ...Siiltfleet Wentworth ...A G.Jones 
 
 Stornoway Winelow ....Compton Colin NoWe 
 
 Stottville St. John's Wm. Rurland 
 
 Sttniffnlle Whitchurch York .Tobn White 
 
 Stranane Flamtxjro'W.Wentworth ...M. Peebles 
 
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 fitrathKluD ...lUixbonxigh 8u>rmunt C. .McKaa 
 
 Slrithrna Oarrsdoc .Middlemx Timothy Cof.k 
 
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 Tfrrrhiinne Terrrbonne.. Terrebonne ....J. McKeniie 
 
 TeKsUirvllle ...Mittane RImouHkl J. F. Oeneroux 
 
 TevlottUie Minto WellingtoD ....M. 0. .Miller 
 
 ThiuunBford ...Mmmuri B...Oxrurd N. C. McCarty 
 
 TliainetviUt. ...CHOiden Kent J. C. Collier 
 
 TliiHtliitown ... Ktobicoke ...York K. Johnaton 
 
 Thoina!)burg...llunxerford..Ha(tlngi W. W. Jones 
 
 Tliornliury ....Colllngwood (irey laaac N. Hurd 
 
 TUornilale NIeeouri W. .Middleeex J. Uarrii«)a 
 
 Tliornx Thome Puutlae Joseph Ullt 
 
 llutmhill VaUKhan ....York loaiali I'urkiia 
 
 Thornton Inninfll Simcoa John Henry 
 
 ThoriM Thnrold Wetland Jacob Keefer 
 
 Thorold.Sliitlnnnranlham ...Uncnln S. .M. Stvphena 
 
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 Thurlow Thiirlow Haatlnga W.T. Caaey 
 
 Thurno .Ijdchaber ....Ottawa 0. W. Cameron 
 
 Tilbury Kant. ..Tilbury EaitKent Jamna rmith 
 
 Tivirton Hruce Hrui« N. Mclunet 
 
 T>ledo Kitluy I^tede AIhx. McLean 
 
 Topping N. KaHthopo Perth 9. Crozler 
 
 Tormnre Albion Peel H'm. Uraham 
 
 T^irtntn York City orTorontoJoaeph Lea^is 
 
 Totnes Ellice Perth 
 
 Tuttvuhnin ....Tecameeth...Siiiico« ^.John Walker 
 
 Townwml Cen.Townaend ...Norfolk Hiram Slaght 
 
 Trnritlttiir Trafalgar ....Ualton Jaa. Appeibe 
 
 Trxadwell Plantagonet I'rea.wtt H. HuKhes 
 
 Trrra-ll.) Wallace Perth D. 8croCTtto 
 
 Tremhliiy Tremblay ...Chlcoutlml ....VarceMVlt* 
 
 Twnholm Kini^scy Drumniond ...Sliuon Stevena 
 
 Trrntrm Murray Ilaiitinga las. CummlDg 
 
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 Trois Pi«tole«.Troli(PlHtole«TemiKCon.ita...T. I'. Pellotier 
 
 Trols SaunionsSt.Jean Pt.J.L'IslBt G. C. Caron 
 
 Trout Ulvor ...Undnumches Huntingdon ...Jaa. Marshall 
 
 Trowbridge ...Elma Perth U. 0)de 
 
 Troy Beverley ....Wentworth ...A. Mcltoberti 
 
 Trudell Tllbnry RastKssex 3. Aubry 
 
 Tuara THCHinsetb...Simcoe P. H. Di'rham 
 
 TnUanart, TorontoOorePeel J. Mulligan 
 
 Tusourora Onondaga ...Brant Rolit. Mcljaren 
 
 Tweed Hungerrurd..HisUnga R. Marshall 
 
 Tweeilsido Salttleet Wentworth ...O. Johnson 
 
 TyrcoDuell ....Dunwlch ....Elgin /eter Cameron 
 
 Tyrone Darlington. ..Durham JohnT. Welch 
 
 Cdora Scott Ontario S. Umphrey 
 
 Ulvurtou Durham Drnmmond ...James Mnlrs 
 
 Underwood ....Bruce Bruce J.H. Conllhard 
 
 Union Yarmouth ...Klgln James Height 
 
 CniouTlUe Markham ...York A. Eckardt 
 
 Utica Reach Ontario Wm. Adama 
 
 Vxliridge Uxbridge ...Ontario Wni. Smith 
 
 Valcirtior Valcartier ...Quelwe Chas. 8. Wolff 
 
 Vallt>yfleid Beauhamols Beauharnois ...John Madden 
 
 Vandecor Oxford Bast Oxford T. U. Arnell 
 
 VimliUiek //iU..ltawkesburyPre8cott D. McDonell 
 
 Tarennes Varennes ....Verchdres J.N.A.Archem. 
 
 Varna Stanley Huron J. B. Secord 
 
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 Vernon Oi>K<«Hle Rusarll J. W Iinla.i 
 
 VernonTtlle ...naldlmand..Northanii > Th<« S|io«re 
 
 Verona Portland Frontvna'' 
 
 Teita RrantA Elde.Rrm'e Ilihf Tannma 
 
 Vtrturia Cor....Re«i'h Ontario W M .*t«Ten,# 
 
 VlrtoriaStiuareMarkham ...York H»nry Teel 
 
 Vimna Bavham Rlgln J I*. Macdonnid 
 
 VIger Viger Teuilicouata ...Thos.Tri-mlilay 
 
 Villanova Townsend ...Norfolk John McLaren 
 
 V.desAulualeaSt.RochdesAL'Irlet A. Onpuls 
 
 Violet Karneetown .Addlngton Jacob Lane 
 
 Virgil Niagara Lincoln Jaa. M. Bristol 
 
 yutnriii CharlottcTll. Norfolk 8. MoOll 
 
 Vroomanton ... Brwk Ontario S. Parrlsh 
 
 Wakefield Wakefild Ottawa Jaa. M'-Laren 
 
 nnHfrttm Brant Bruce M. McLean 
 
 Wallace Wallace Perth D. M Williams 
 
 Hlt//'ic<!/Mir0 ...Chatham ...Kent D.Johnson 
 
 Wuliacetown... Dunwlch ...Elgin Jno. McKlllop 
 
 Wsllhridgw Sidney Hastings John Frederick 
 
 Wali<lngham...Walslngbam Norfolk H. L. Kiichi-n 
 
 Walter's falls. Holland Urey John Walter 
 
 tValUin Orey Huron Oeorite Bigger 
 
 Wsnstead Plympton ...l^mbton John Dcwar 
 
 Warden Pbi.fTord PliefTord E. D. Marlln 
 
 Wirdm/fa .M.wa Middlesex H. H. Archer 
 
 WiHtoorlh Percy Northumerl'd..!. Hunipbries 
 
 Warrington ...NottawasagaSlmco* Jesse IVcli ham 
 
 Warsaw Dummer ....Peterboro' Thomas Clioat 
 
 Warwick, L. C.Warwick ....Arthahnska ...L. T. D<irals 
 
 Wiirmck, U. C.Warwick ....Lambton Jaa. M. Burns 
 
 Washington ...Blenheim ...Oxford D. Wakeneid 
 
 WiUtrddum ....Vlamboro'.K.Wentworth ...J. B Thompson 
 
 WaUrfird Townsend ...Norfolk J. L. Green 
 
 WUtrlno, t. Cfheflbrd Sheffoid J. Roblnion 
 
 ITitterloo, r/. CWaterhw, N.W.nterloo C. Kumpf 
 
 Waterloo, K'u..Kingston ....Frontenae J. Northmore 
 
 WaterflUe Compton ....Conipton Chas. lir<ioks 
 
 Watford Warwick ....Lambton James Merry 
 
 Watson's Cor... Dalhousie ...Ijwnark 
 
 Way's Mills ...Barnston Stunstead B.S.S«nthmRyd 
 
 Waverley Flos Mmcoe Alex. Kettle 
 
 Weedon Weedon .... Wolfe 8. Fontaine 
 
 Waiand CrowUnd ...Welland Thos Burgur 
 
 Wetland Port. Oalnsboro'... Lincoln 8. Holmes 
 
 WrJlialf^ Wellusley ...Waterloo John ZooRer 
 
 Wellington ....Hllllur Prince KdwardD. Campbell 
 
 HWiini/(/<n .*jr. Nelson Halton C.Richardson 
 
 Wellman'sCor.Rawdon Hastings And. i'hernisn 
 
 Wi'st Arran ...Arran Ilruce John Biggar 
 
 West Rrome ...Broma Brome B.L. Hungerf'd 
 
 Wei-t Brook ...Kingston ...Frontenao Benj. Clarke 
 
 West Brough'nBronRhton...Mrgantlo J. St. Hihiira 
 
 Westbury Westbary ...Compton James Ryther 
 
 West Kasa Easa 8Imco« Thomas Drury 
 
 Weet FsrnlianiFarnham ...Missisquol L. O. Folay 
 
 WestAeld Wawanosh... Huron H. Help 
 
 Wett ^JamftoroKlsmboro' ...Wentworth ....A. Wifld 
 
 Westlluntin'uHuntingdonllaslings J. H. O'Dett 
 
 West Huntley. .Huntley Carteton Edward Horan 
 
 West Mc<)niiT.McGllltvray..Huron O. Htonehouse 
 
 Westmeath ....Westmaath ..Renfrew M. M. Drew 
 
 Watnn York York Rebt.Johuston 
 
 West Osgoode ..Osgoode Russell J. C. Bower 
 
 WestoTer Bevertey Wentworth ...W.K. Weatover 
 
 Wesiport NorthCrosbyLaeds Walter Wbaten 
 
 West s CornersMornington .Perth Jno. Pterat.n 
 
 West 8hefford..8h<irord ShofTord Jno. N. Mills 
 
 W. WincheelerWinchest«r..Dnndas William Bow 
 
 Westwood Asphodel ....Peterboro' J. 8. Cliristte 
 
 WestWoolwichWootwIch ...Waterloo Peter Winger 
 
 Wheatland ....Wlckhiim ....Drummond ...Ed. McCatw 
 
 nhithy Whitby Ontario DaTld Smith 
 
 White Uke ...McNab Renfrew John Pails 
 
 White Rose ...Whitchurch York B. Pearson 
 
 Whitevate Pickering ...Ontario Donald Mr Phee 
 
 Whitfield Mulninr 8imcoe P.D.Henry 
 
 Whittington ...Amaranth ...Wellington ....R. Bowslleld 
 
 Wick Brock Ontario James Brebner 
 
 Wicklow Haldimand ..Northumberl'dA. McCaun 
 
 WuUler Dosanquet ...Lambton A. Duffus 
 
 WidderStatlonRosanqoat ...Lambton T. KIrkpstrick 
 
 Wilkeeport ....8<>mbra Lambton Wm. KimlNill 
 
 WJlianu Williams ....Middlesex C. McKenxie 
 
 Wiltlamstown..Charlottenb.Gtengary D. Mcliennan 
 
 Wliliscroft Rtderslle ....Bruce O. Williscrofl 
 
 Wiliocks Vernlam ....Victoria Wm Cassady 
 
 WiUowdale ....York York Jacob I lumiuer 
 
 WUutur Longhboro' ..Frontenac P. W. Freeman 
 
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 BROWN BROTHERS, MANUFACTURING STATIONERS, TORONTO. (See Card, p. 700.) 
 
942 
 
 CANADIAN GAZETTKER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 OLIRQT. 
 
 pniT orrioi. 
 
 mwitsmr. 
 
 COl'STT. 
 
 F0«TM4niB. 
 
 porr urrtci. towmkhip. 
 
 oumTT. 
 
 roSTM «NTI». 
 
 Wlltnn K'nfiitown...AildlnKton P. W«riinr 
 
 WincliHUler ....\Vmi'h«iit«r..Diiti(]jw t'.T. Oiwuelniiin 
 
 Win<lb«m Cen. Windham ...Norrilk Jm. Kolirrtmin 
 
 WiwIt'T HuDdwIrli K. Ktrnt A. II. Wattiier 
 
 Windmr Mllli Wlndwr Rlrhmond C. K. WiirUila 
 
 Wliidfld I'twl WrIllnKtun ...IrkB.KIlliunM 
 
 WtUKham Turnherry ...Uumn K. Foley 
 
 Wi>tttThoiirn«.W(¥)lwlch ...Witirloo JohnOordun 
 
 Wlnbtiarh \V«r»lrk lAmbton John Riiwm 
 
 Woliiirii i*c»rl«)ro' ...York Jnhn IrvInK 
 
 WoIFm Ulnnd... Wolfe IiilaDdFnintunia OiHirKv Malone 
 
 Wolfttnwn W(iir«tu«n...Wiiire L. IliidizklDaoQ 
 
 Wultorton Illcnhplm ...Oxford L. II. Ciile 
 
 trumlhrulge ....VaiiKhan ....York -T. V. Ilowvll 
 
 Wnnddurii ninbrnnk ....Wentworth ...Wm. I'tnleiny 
 
 Wmidford .Svdnnh»ni...0re3r Koliort l.«ini>n 
 
 ^Vuodl<ld• ifnilfax Meitiintto ThonmaWdiKl 
 
 Wnodalee Maldatone ...Kaanx W. R. Ltnduy 
 
 iruodtlonk UUndmrd ...Oilord C. Duni«(|ulir« 
 
 WiaMlrllla Kldnn Vlrlorln Ii>hn .Mnrilaoii 
 
 W<x>li>r Murray NnrlhuiiilwrrilK. Hmtt 
 
 Wotton Wiittrm Wolfe 0. t)ii liarnm 
 
 WriKbt WrUht Ottawa J. 0. Williama 
 
 Wnixflrr Ilowirk Huron A. Kxriify 
 
 Wyandolt Maryboiu' ...Welllniiton ....0. Thomlluiioii 
 
 WyvhridKe Tiny SInicne Janiea I'lvwii 
 
 Wynford NIchol Wi'lllnKtoD .,..S. WImIit 
 
 H'ymnina I'lympton ...Ijtmliion (ItHirKi' Brown 
 
 Yaiiiai'bKhe ...Marbiche ...i<t. Mniirice ...lllln Larwrlle 
 
 Yainaaka Yamraku ...Yainanka K. (I. l)iiKr6 
 
 Yarker Camden Adillnitton I. A. flilliivy 
 
 I'lrrk !*<-niv« Ilaldimaiid ....0. I.. Iliidaon 
 
 York Mllla York York John IIo«k 
 
 York Kl*«r ....Faraday llaatlnKH Iiiniea Clruk 
 
 Yorkvllle York York lann-a Dobaon 
 
 /A<tland Turnberry... Huron 
 
 Zimmerman ...Nclaon Halton II. P /Immer'n 
 
 Zurich Hay Huron Frud. Knell 
 
 THE CLERGY OF CANADA, 
 
 AlphabeticaUji arrangtd, vith their Pngt Offlcf. Aihlrttt. fictftt in a frw inttancrt where the rrlurn hai lieen mad4 milk 
 the name qf Uu (htiffregaliim attached. Thit, liowever, ii generally the lame cu the aildrru. 
 
 BlKht Rot. John Ptrarhan, D.D. LL.D. 18.10 Toronto. 
 
 " '• K.lwanl Field. D.D 1S41 NHwfoundld 
 
 " " .lobn Modlev. /' I> 184,S Fredt-rlcton. 
 
 " «' luivld Aiuliraim, /),/) 1W9 Kupert'a Ld 
 
 '■ •< Franria Fulford, X>.Z) 185U Montreal. 
 
 United Church of EnRlanil »nd Ireland. 
 
 ULSIIOPa or DRITISU NORTH AHEHICA. 
 
 RlKbt UeT.UIbhertBlnney, AD IK.M Nova .Icoti*. 
 
 " " Kdolamlii Crunyn, Z>.{> 1S67 Huron. 
 
 " " lilUa, no \mi Columbia. 
 
 " " J. Travera l.owla, LL.O \Mi Ontario. 
 
 " " J.W WllUama, D.D ISM Quebec. 
 
 DIOCESE OF MONTREAL. 
 
 Moat UeT.F.Fulford, P.D., Lord lUthop 
 
 of MimtreiU aiui HUroiiolUan. 
 Very Rev. .1. Bethune, D.D., IMan. 
 Kev..l. il.Thom|i8ou, HI. A., Urn.Canon. 
 Rut. .1. I*. Willie. Junior CUnim. 
 Rev. J Reid. /A/>. 
 
 Rev. M. Townwnd, M.A. lion. 
 
 Kev.W.T.Loacli.«.C.i.i£.D. Cixnoni. 
 Rev C. Bancrofl. D.D. 
 Rev. J. itoott, D D., Archdtaem. 
 Ven. Arch. Scott, D.D. \ JHthnpfi 
 Rev.J U. Thompnon, jr../4. / Cltaplaint. 
 
 Bishn/i'i Sec'y. 
 
 Abbott, 0. P South Stukely 
 
 Allan, J Vincent Bt. l>aul 
 
 Anderaon, W., Reetnr Sorel 
 
 Bancroft, C, D.D.. Trin. Ch. Montreal 
 Bitrllett,T.H.M..V A. Ch.fbr. Montreal 
 Bund.WMI., V.I., St. George' i.Montr«iil 
 Bralthwaite, J., Af..l.r«i'./.)...Chambly 
 
 Brathwalte. F. U. C, II.A Onalow 
 
 Breiliour, W., M.A Ormatown 
 
 Burrage, K , M.A Ilochelaga 
 
 Burt, F Ilnntingdon 
 
 Codd, F Clarendon 
 
 Conatantlne, I., M.A. SUnbridge Eaat 
 Curran, W. B., A^.,.<4j<'(. JKn.Hontreal 
 
 Darnell, H. F St. John's 
 
 Davidaon, J.B., A^.,..4<lMt.Frelighab'g 
 
 Davidaon, J. Cowanavllle 
 
 Duvernet, E., M.A Uemmingford 
 
 EUegood, J., M.A. St. StepAcn.Monlreal 
 
 Fenn.N. V., M.A BabreToii 
 
 Flanagan, J Larhlne 
 
 Fulton. J.. M.A Rniaeltown 
 
 Fylea, T. W Brome Wood* 
 
 Qodden. J Sooth Potton 
 
 Godden, T., B.A., ./<i.lKn.CUrenceTllle 
 
 Orlbble, J Portage du Fort 
 
 Orlffln, J Lakefleld, Gore 
 
 Heaton, Q., M.A Maacoucbe 
 
 Irwin, J., M.A.St. Luke'i Montreal 
 
 Johnston, J Aylmer and Hull 
 
 Johnson, T. (Retired) Rougemont 
 
 Jonea, W Oranby 
 
 Jones, J. (Retired) Gran by 
 
 Lewis, B. P., B.A BabrevoU 
 
 Lindsay, D., M.A Waterloo 
 
 Undaay, R., MA Brome 
 
 Lorkbart. A. D Lacolle 
 
 Lousdell.R.. Jf.v4. Aec.A.Z'.St.Andrew'i 
 
 McLeod, J. A., M.A ChrlstieTllle 
 
 Merrick, W. C, if.^ Berthier 
 
 Herrlck,J., Auiit. Min Morin 
 
 Montgomery, II., W<e/or.. ..PhlUpahiirg 
 
 Morris, W Burkinghara 
 
 Mussen, T. W., JI.A.... West Karnham 
 
 Neve. F. 8 GrenvlUe 
 
 Parker, <}. II.. A<$. Min Dni.ham 
 
 Petry, H. J., B.A., Rectnr Chambly 
 
 Pyke, J I'olnte a Cavagnol 
 
 Reld, J., D.D., Canon St. Armand I'laat 
 
 Robinson, F., M.A Abbottsford 
 
 Rolllt, C Rawdon 
 
 Bcott, A., D.D., Hector Dunham 
 
 Seaborn, W. M Klldare 
 
 Black, O., M.A., Rural iJcan... Bedford 
 
 Smith, J., Attit. Min Brome 
 
 Sullivan, Ed., B.A, A: St. G. Montreal 
 
 Sutton, E. O Edwardstown 
 
 Taylor, A.O St. Ilyaclnihe 
 
 Townsend, H., Jf.v4.,i?ec.Clarencevllle 
 
 Wlillten, A. T Weat SlielTord 
 
 Whltwell. R., M.A.. (/.V^.jPhlllpsburg 
 Wood, K., M.A., St. J. £t'fln...Montreal 
 
 Wray, II., B.A New Glacgow 
 
 Young, T. A., M.A Coteau du Lac 
 
 DIOCESE oF QUEBEC. 
 
 Right ReT. J. W. Williams, D.D., 
 Lord Bithop (1803). 
 
 ReT. Dr. NIcolls, ") 
 
 Rev. A. W. Mountain, Bithnp'i 
 
 Rev. S. S. Wood, Chaptaim. 
 
 ReT, a. V. Uouaman, J 
 
 Adamson, W. A., D.C.L Quebec 
 
 Allen, A. A,, B.A Stanatead 
 
 Balfbur, A Kingaey 
 
 Boyle, Felix, Jf.il.... Magdalene lalands 
 
 Burrage, H., M.A Ilatlry 
 
 Chapman, T., M.A Dudswel 
 
 Cookeeley, F. J Ijibrador 
 
 Crosse, 8 Cape Cots 
 
 Daltiel, J Eaton 
 
 De Monllpied, J Malbale 
 
 Dodwell, G. B., M.A.{Bish.a>l.)L»nxy'a 
 
 Foster, John, B.A Coaticook 
 
 Fotherglll, M. M Danville 
 
 Fox, C. M., B.A., A$tiHant Quebec 
 
 Gay, J. L. Richmond 
 
 Hamilton, C, M.A.(SLrUer't) Quebec 
 
 llousman, G. V., M.A Quebec 
 
 Iffland. A. Von, B.A Portnenf 
 
 Irving, O. C, M.A., ( Bith. Ool.) LenxT'e 
 Jackson, Chrlstop, (aiper(in.)...IIatley 
 
 Jenkins, J. H., B.A Fraropton 
 
 Kemp. John, B.D. Bury 
 
 Ker. M Sandy Beach 
 
 King, W St. Sylvester 
 
 Lyater. W,. B.A Ilopetown 
 
 Maglll, G. .1.. B. .\ Drnmmnnilville 
 
 Merrick, W. C, .V..(.. K. du l..iupen li't 
 Millie, «., M.A. ( HuiuI D.) N. Carlisle 
 
 Mitchell, R Uko lleauport 
 
 Mountain, A. W., M A.iH. /;.)QuBbec 
 Nli'olla, J. il., D.D., (i/i«A.(W.ll*nxv'e 
 
 Parkin, E. C Valcartler 
 
 Pleea, R. G. (.<». Pavl'i) Qneboo 
 
 Reld, C. P., M.A Sherbrooke 
 
 Richmond, J. P Leeds 
 
 Richmond, W., M.A' Compton 
 
 Robertson, D., (Mil. Chai>.) Quebec 
 
 Roe, H., B.A. (St. Maltlirw) ... Quebec 
 Roas, E. O.W., Riviure du !/iup en bas 
 
 Scarlh, A. Lennoxville 
 
 Sewell, K. W. (I'Hn, Chuwl)... Quebec 
 
 Short, R Montmorency 
 
 Smith, F. A Meolet 
 
 Sykes, J. 8 , (Marine Chap.) ... Quebec 
 
 Torrance, J Three Rivers 
 
 Vial, W. S Lamble's Mills 
 
 Ward, R. Lower Ireland 
 
 Wood, 8. S., M.A. (Rur. D.) Three Riv. 
 
 Woolryche, A.J Points Levi 
 
 Wurtele, L. C, B.A Acton 
 
 DIOCESK OF TORONTO. 
 
 Hon. and Right Rev. John Strachan> 
 D.D., LL.D., Lord Bithop (ISaS). 
 
 Ven. Alex. N. Betlmne, D.D., D.C.L., 
 Archdeacon of Toronto. 
 
 Archd. Bethune, D.D., D.C.L., "I -S S 
 Rev. H. J. Grasett, B.D. fi 
 
 Rev. U. Seaddlng, D.D. 5 J* 
 
 ReT. 8. Glvins, B.D. J f? C 
 
 ReT. Geo. C. Williams, Chaplain to her 
 Majetty'i Hirces at Toronto. 
 
 Alexander. J. Lynne Stoney Creek 
 
 Allen, T. W., M.A Rector CaTan 
 
 Ambery, J.. M.A. (I'm/. T. C.)Toronto 
 
 Ardagh, S. B., M.A. (^Rector) Barrle 
 
 Arnold, Robert, A.B. Brampton 
 
 Atkinson, A. F., D.C.L., St. Catharines 
 Baldwin, Vi.,M.A.(Attt. S.Ja$.)T:oTOu\o 
 Beaven, Jas., D.D., UnW. Col.. Toronto 
 
 Beck, J.W. R., M.A Petarboro' 
 
 Belt, W., jr.^....HlghrdCk., B<»rboro' 
 Bethune, A. N., D.D., D.C.L. Coboarg 
 Bethune, C. J. 8., M.A., Attt. Cobourg 
 
 Blrtcb, R. S. (MiM) Perrytown 
 
 Boddy, 8. J., M.A Toronto 
 
 Brent, Henry, M.A. (Rector) Newcastle 
 Brlggs, Solomon, M.A., JarTls,||alpole 
 
 
 
 
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 BRYANT, 8TEATT0N & DAY'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, TORONTO. (See Card, p. 792.) 
 
CANADIAN OAZETTEKR AND BUSINESS DIRKCTOUY. 
 
 048 
 
 CLKROY. 
 
 ■It 
 
 BmuKhall, A.J . M.A (,%..««.) Toronto 
 
 null II. A.. B.A Hartnn 
 
 Burnhini, Mnrk, A.H. l'»l»rboro' 
 
 t.'*,rrulliBr»,<».T.,il..<.(/««<.//.riTi>mnto 
 
 Ckrry. ■!.. H.l) TulUmor* 
 
 Cn-l«rlKbt, (.'. K., B.A Toronto 
 
 Cb«nr«, Jm. [livl.Mu:) Quito KUrr 
 
 ChiN'klBy, W. v., MA Ti)ronto 
 
 OI»in>'ntl, Vlucunt, H l> l,-k«rt»lil 
 
 l><op«r, II. I!., B.A iKrctiir) KtiMiiih* 
 ^>|wr, H. 1)., B.A. (iVu« ) .. llRimrliir 
 
 Cioiwr. W. V... M.A St. Calhitrinc* 
 
 .>t<liihton, J. (AmtliinO Orillls 
 
 Own. ThoaiMiBrlirrd) NiHKkra 
 
 Dirltiin.W.H. (.1ji<./Wy TVin )T»n>nto 
 
 UtiTi'lKon, J Woodl>ri<lg« 
 
 DKfiiw, K. K. (ylwutanf; rnviin 
 
 Dliihruw. N Ornamo* 
 
 Dixon, AIax , B A. (Hec.) I*. I>Mlhouate 
 
 Drliikw*t»r, C. lU il.A IliimllUin 
 
 Kliller, A. J., B.A Oo<.kiilown 
 
 FIvlrhtT. .lubD, M.A Dukfllln 
 
 ¥\onl.,h<bn (Kfctnr) DiinnTllle 
 
 Fuller, T. Brock, D.D.. D.CL., Toronto 
 OpiIiIi'H, J. O., M.A.(Hfclnr) Unintlton 
 
 Oihiion. .1. (iVu<.) PenetnngulHhi'na 
 
 QiTiiis, Saltern (Murai />nin) YorkTllle 
 
 (Iriiiil, Wni I'ort I'erry 
 
 Onwett. II. J., B.D. ( If tetor)... Toronto 
 Onmitf.T., LL.D. (Hec) WxllliiKton 8q. 
 OrHPnham, llenrjr (Aiiulunl) CobourK 
 
 Oroves, K. J. S St'ymour 
 
 Ilalnen, S Streiitiivllle 
 
 llmnwl, C. L. ¥ lUmilton 
 
 Ilttllnn, (}<H)., H.A.... IVnutanKulnhano 
 
 llitrriit, K. II., B.A VrooiiiHiiton 
 
 IleMcn, John. M.A Ilnmllton 
 
 IIi'inlHrioD, Alex OrnngKTllle 
 
 IliXKlniiun, O. N., M.A. ... Waterdown 
 
 Hill, Bold Cudmore, A M. York 
 
 llill,Oeo.8.J., M.A.{Rfct<rr) Unlonvillo 
 
 Hilton, John Brockton, Toronto 
 
 HodK*, T. I' Pprlnxflald 
 
 Holland, Henry, M.A. (Hec.) Fort Brio 
 
 Houston, Stewart, B.A Arthur 
 
 Ingleii. C. L.. B.A DrummondTllla 
 
 Jacoba, P. (/nd. Miu.) Maiiitoulln lad. 
 Johnnon. 8., M.A.{Ainttant)... Barrio 
 
 Johnson, W. A Weaton 
 
 Lnngtry, John, M.A Cullingwond 
 
 LecmlnK, tt.{Superan.) Dundaa 
 
 Lett, iSti'phen, LL.D Ayr 
 
 LoKan, William, M.A Cartwrlght 
 
 Lundr, F.J., D.O.L Orlmaby 
 
 Hld'lloton, J., B.A Brighton 
 
 Hitcbele, Rd., LL.D (Ru.) York Milla 
 
 Horitan, B. {Aitittant) Barrie 
 
 Mcl'aul, J., LL.D Toronto 
 
 MeCollum, J. H., M.A Aurora 
 
 McUarjr, J ....Miilmnr 
 
 HcLeod, D. J. P., M.A .|. Chippewa 
 
 McNeely, J. (Oran. School)... Thaold 
 
 Mackeuile. J. O. IX, a.'. * Hamtlton 
 
 MacMurray, W., D.D., U.C.L. Nlafcara 
 
 HicNab, Alex., D.D BowmanTllle 
 
 Neabitt, Q., B.A Qlenallan 
 
 O'Meara, F. A., LL.D Qeorgetown 
 
 Oaler, Featherston L., M.A. ... Dundaa 
 
 08ler. U. Bath Lloydtown 
 
 I'aimer, Arthur, M.A. (Keelor) Uuelph 
 
 Pentland, John, B.A Wbltby 
 
 Phlllippa, H. N Grantham 
 
 PhiUippa, T. D., M.A. ... St. Catbarinea 
 
 Plowman, J. H., M.A Toronto 
 
 Prest .n, W. Clarke Rico Lake 
 
 Rarnwiy, Sep. F., M.A Newmarket 
 
 Read, Thomaa B., D.D Thorold 
 
 Ritchie, William, M.A Oeorglna 
 
 Robarts, T. T., M.A St. Catbarinea 
 
 Ro8><. AVm UreeuW;.H>d 
 
 Ruttaii, C Bradford 
 
 Sanson, Alex Toronto 
 
 Scadding, Henry, D.D. Toronto 
 
 Shanklln, Robert (Rector)... Tbornbill 
 Bhortt. J., D.D. (RecUrr) ... Port Hope 
 
 I'^mlthhurst. J Lea Hunit,Mloto 
 
 S'ennett, Walter, MA Keawick 
 
 SU'wart, A., M.A Orlllla 
 
 Stripg, S.S., P.O., Z-i.Z).. ..Tecumaeth 
 
 Thonaon, C. J&.,M.A Klora 
 
 TreL^ayne, F,, jun Milton 
 
 Van Llnge, J.... Queenaton, St. Darlda 
 
 VIcara, John A.B, UodMT 
 
 Wnli, J , B.A. t.UrintHnt) (luilph 
 
 Whtak«r, ti, ,W .•» i /'rin. Oi/.rr.ironlo 
 
 Wliliania, A. i AuuUxnt) YorkvMIs 
 
 Wlia>in,Jobii, U.A Urafton 
 
 DIOCF.HK OF HURON. 
 Rlxbt KeT. B. Cpnyn, D.D., Bithnp. 
 Van. C. C. Brough, A M., Arrhd. I^njnn 
 Van. J. Ilfllmutb, D.D., Arclul Huron. 
 Van.C.C. BroiiKh,/I..V. 1 
 J. Walker Mxrsli. M.A. _. . , 
 
 K L. Klwood, .4.ir. ,S"!!?'" 
 
 K. Flou,l, A..W (.hapUxn,. 
 
 M. Boomer, LL.D. 
 
 ArmtilronK, D Moora 
 
 Baldwin, .M » , B.A 
 
 Bayly, K., B A London 
 
 Baker, J. 8 Wyoming 
 
 ll«ttr.dge,W.,/; R />.W«e.Woodat<ick 
 
 Boomer, M., LL.D.. " Oalt 
 
 Brougb, C. C, A.M., M.Jn'$, Lrnd.Tp. 
 
 Onrnilchael, J Clinton 
 
 Cauineld. Ht 0., LL.D.H.D.St.ThnmM 
 
 Caulfloid. II MlllUiik 
 
 Clotwortby, W Drumbo 
 
 Cooper, K.a Painlay 
 
 Ciirran, J. P Buulbampton 
 
 DvH llarrea. T.C.,Jf.y(.I>orohealer Stat'n 
 
 Uiill'iutdieu. 8 Bayfield 
 
 DiiMoullii. J. P London Tp. 
 
 Klllott, A Tuamrorn 
 
 Kiiiott, F.O „ Sandwich 
 
 Klwood, K. L., A.M., K.D (Joderich 
 
 KTuna, W. B., B.A Durham 
 
 Falla, A., A.B. Rector Adelaide 
 
 Faui|uier, F. D South Zorni 
 
 Flaber, A TiNonbutg 
 
 Fletclior, R Colclioiiter 
 
 Flood, R., A.M. Delaware 
 
 Oibaon, J. C, B.A., Rector ... Warwick 
 
 Onwett, K., M.A., Rector SInicoe 
 
 Ounne, J Florence 
 
 Harria. 8 SImcoe 
 
 Hlucka, J. P Kzeter 
 
 Huxhea, T Dreadun 
 
 Ilurat, J Windsor 
 
 Hutchinson, J lUeaford 
 
 Innea, U. M I^ondon 
 
 Jamlcaon, A Wal|iolo Inland 
 
 Jeaaopp, H.R., M.A., Rector Pt. Burwell 
 
 Jobnaon, C. C OnondagH 
 
 Kellogg, S. B F,aatwood 
 
 Kennedy, J., if.it TyrconncI 
 
 Keya, O Cbataworth 
 
 Laaipman, A., B.A Morpeth 
 
 Mack, F Amberstburg 
 
 Marah, J.W., M.A. See. C/i. £... l/>ndon 
 
 McLean, J., M.A., Curate London 
 
 Melllah H. F HayaTllla 
 
 Miller. A. B Shipley 
 
 Moekridge, J Port Stanley 
 
 Montgomery, I., R. A Aylmer 
 
 Mortimer, A., (Superav.) Toronto 
 
 Muibolland, A. II.R.,ii.A,Owen Sound 
 
 Muiholland, J. Q., A.M. Simooe 
 
 Neilea, A Brantford 
 
 Newman, 8. S St. Hary'a 
 
 PadAeld, J Borford 
 
 Patterson, K., B.A Strattbrd 
 
 Potta, A Delaware 
 
 Bally, W. B., M.A Mitchell 
 
 Revel, H., A.M. (Superan.) Woodatock 
 
 Robert^ R. J., A.B Newport 
 
 Salmon, O. (^tperan.) Simcoa 
 
 Salter. J. a. R., M.A., R.D Sarnia 
 
 Sandera,T. B Mc«illlTr»y 
 
 Sandya, F. W., D.D., R.D. ...Chatham 
 
 Schnlte, J. H., DJ) London 
 
 SIma, J. W Dongannon 
 
 Smythe, J Bt. Hary'a 
 
 Smythe, W. H Teeawater 
 
 Softloy, K Walkerton 
 
 Stimaon, E. R,, B.A Berlin 
 
 Tigha, S., A.B. Kincardine 
 
 Townloy, A., D.D Paria 
 
 Daher, J. C Brantlbrd 
 
 VIcara, J Ingeraoll 
 
 Wood, Wm Walalngham 
 
 Wright, J, T WardaTUl* 
 
 I'rwott 
 ... Ariiprior 
 .llarrlitleld 
 Iliillxr 
 
 BIHCK^K or ONTARIO. 
 Rt. RfT. J Tr«»era Lewla, D D, LL.D., 
 
 Very lt«v. W. B. Under, ll.D, Dean 
 
 of OnUiru>. 
 Von. II. I'atton, D.C.L.. .XrrMeacon i\f 
 
 Ontario. 
 
 Biihop'i Chtiplaim 
 Ven. It l'ait.'n,/).r/,..Trin CII Tor. 
 Kev. W BI<NW<I«11, M.A., Trinity Coll. 
 
 Dublin. 
 
 Chaneeilnr of the Dineeie. 
 
 James A. llrnderMin, Kix) , D.CL. 
 
 Rrj/utrnr. 
 
 C. P. UiidanleeTe, Kw}., Bar'r at-Law. 
 
 Anderaon. O.A., J?..,» Ilowcn 
 
 ArmMtrong, J.U., M.A... IU«kei<l>iiry 
 llnkHr, K. II M. (A/rc.)...Carl«ton IMai'e 
 
 Ih-aten, K. W., M.A lr»(|iiola 
 
 Bleaadell, Wm.. M.A Tri-iiton 
 
 Uogert, J. J., M.A., Rector ... Napanee 
 llww^ll, K. Jukea, Z;.t'./,.. 
 
 Ilouafleid, Tbomaa 
 
 Biwor, K. C 
 
 Biyer, B.C., BA 
 
 Butler. J., M.A Miirch 
 
 Burrowea, J. L Taniworib 
 
 CampUli, T. 8 BUITord 
 
 Carroll, J Oannn>H|ue 
 
 Coatelle, II. C. K Ni-wl«iio 
 
 Davlea. H. W., M.A. (r'«r«(r)rornwi»ll 
 
 Deuroche, C. T CharlcKton 
 
 Denroche, K., M.A. (Ret.)... Bnakville 
 
 Dobha, K. W I'orlHmoMth 
 
 Knrly, W. T. I^ilutiomary) Miifnrd 
 
 Kniery, C. P I'akrnliam 
 
 Fleming. W.. MA Ilcwilii 
 
 Forrest, C, MA Mertlikviile 
 
 Garrett. Richard Oanabr-jck 
 
 Godfrey, J., B.A Carp. * Huntley 
 
 tirler, John, M.A., RecUrr ... Ilelluvilie 
 
 Harding. II., Rector Adulpbuiitown 
 
 Harper, W. K. S. .Recl^rr) Hath 
 
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 BrisKct. J Ste. Scholastiquo 
 
 IlroKuau Hotel Lieu 
 
 Brown. J Sem. St. Sulpice 
 
 llrunet, 0. M. I St. Pierre 
 
 Brunet, P Ste. Rose 
 
 Bruneau, R. Vereheres 
 
 Caisse, ,M St Sauveur 
 
 Caisse. F L. Eplplianle 
 
 Cauvin, 0. M. I St Pierre 
 
 Cazaiibon, L Vic. du I.Avaltrie 
 
 ClmlHit, G Chap, do la Providence 
 
 CImgnou, T St. Joseph 
 
 Chainpagneur, B., Sup. ClecHdeSt.Vln. 
 Chaiui>oux, C... Ste. Anne dex Plaines 
 
 ChHinpenux, J. B St. Michel 
 
 Charland, St Cloinent 
 
 Charleliuls, L. A. ... Sem. Ste. Therese 
 
 Charrnn, .M St Esprit 
 
 Chevigny, J. M St. Henry 
 
 Chuvreflls, Ste Anne 
 
 Chicoine, J. St. Thomas 
 
 Cholette, B. F St i'olycarpe 
 
 Clement Ch Vic. S.Tlmothie 
 
 Clement, II Rawdon 
 
 Clement V St Alexis 
 
 Comte, J Sem. St Sulpice 
 
 Coukineau S. Hubert 
 
 Contu, Al Vic. L'Acadie 
 
 CuiN], A Sem. Ste. Sulpicu 
 
 Dagenais, T Vicaire S. Jerome 
 
 Dageuais, L Ste. Tlientse 
 
 DHK.nai9, T. E St Edouard 
 
 Daniel. F Sem. St Sulpice 
 
 Deguire, P Sem. 8. Sulpice 
 
 Do la Vigne, J Sem. St. Sulpice 
 
 Delinelle, Z.... P. 8em. de Ste. Therese 
 
 Deniers, E Vic. Ste. Genevieve 
 
 Dequoy, A Vicaire de Beauharnoia 
 
 Deqiioy, J St. Ilermas 
 
 Desantels, J Varennes 
 
 Desniarals, E St. Placide 
 
 Desmaiures, C Sem. St. Sulpice 
 
 Dorval, F L'Assomptiou 
 
 Dowd, P Sem. St Sulpice 
 
 Drapeau, J. B I»i>K Points 
 
 Dube, P St. Martin 
 
 Dugas, Varennes 
 
 Duhaut rindustrlo 
 
 Dupras, Edm Vic. St. Isiiiore 
 
 Dupuis, A Cure Ste. Elizabeth 
 
 Dupuis, II Vic. Ste. Elizabeth 
 
 DursjiBsau, A. ... Ado. Cure, Montreal 
 
 Fabre, E. Chan dela Cathedrala 
 
 Falvey, J St.Colonilian 
 
 * Firtette. A St. CuthU'rt 
 
 Fortin Vic. I'ontrt ur 
 
 Kouriiier, L.... St . Theodore de ( :het tuey 
 
 OagiiH, L Ancien Cure, St. Henry 
 
 Gagnler Iluntlnitdiin 
 
 Gannon, J. V Berlbier 
 
 Oaiitineau, K. P., Ste. Croix St. ijinnnt 
 
 (iandet T Varennes 
 
 Gibaud, A Sem. St. .-nipico 
 
 Giguiore CurAdeSte. A^'atho 
 
 Giroux, J. O An. Cure. 1,'luiliislrle 
 
 Glarkmeyer cioll. S. .Marie 
 
 (iranet, U. ... Sup. du Sem. St Sulpice 
 
 Granjc.n, B ... .Sem. St. Sulpice 
 
 Gravel, D. A Vicaire de Verilierus 
 
 Gravel, I Ijiprairle 
 
 nratton. J. J St. Jerome 
 
 Groulx, A, F He I'eri-ot 
 
 Guyon, L St. Euxtache 
 
 IlickK, v.. II. ... Chan, de la Catliednilo 
 
 Hngan, J Sum. St Sulplie 
 
 Hunt L.J St Paul lErnilte 
 
 Hurteau. E.J St. bin 
 
 J.Hsniin, M Sem. S. Tlierune 
 
 Ijtiielle, J. B Repeiiligny 
 
 Ijalwile, F., Ancien Cure... lleiientigny 
 Ijibello, B.. Amien Cure, KepiMititiny 
 
 IjiJiello, A S. Bernard 
 
 Lacan, J. F Sem. de St. Snlpku 
 
 Lagier, 0. M. 1 8. Pierre 
 
 liaiHirte, D ('ollege de PAsscJUip. 
 
 Laporte, 0., Prof. Colluj^e de I'AsH.nip. 
 
 Ijiporte, D KilJiir J 
 
 Lnrclier. A.. S.J. ... College Ste. JIailo 
 
 Larocque, C St. Jean Dor. liH«tor 
 
 Larue, J. B Sem. St. Sniplce 
 
 La-cnier, J. T St Zoil>|ue 
 
 Lauzon. J Cuie Ste. Adele 
 
 Lavalli), N St. Vincent de P.iul 
 
 Lavallee M Curo Sto. JulieLne 
 
 Ijavole, 10., Ciiap des Soeurs, Longueuil 
 
 I«»clerc, J. V Vie. Vaudreuil 
 
 Lcfobvra, I) Sem. St. Sulpice 
 
 Lcfiibvre, S Ste. Genevieve 
 
 I..emonde, J. B St CallixIa 
 
 Lenoir, H Sem. St Sulpice 
 
 Lenoir, C, Dirct. du C<ill. de Montreal 
 
 Leonard. 0. M. I St. Pierre 
 
 I<e9age, Q Cure St. Valentin 
 
 L'lluurvux. F Contrecoeur 
 
 Loranger, C I^noraie 
 
 LuEsier, L. C Chateauguay 
 
 LuH.sier. E Vic. Bouolieiville 
 
 .Manseau. A., V.G. L'ludustrie 
 
 Marcotte, II Lavaltrle 
 
 Marcoux, F. X St. Ilegis 
 
 Marechal. D . St. Jacques do I'.Achegnn 
 
 Marechal, Nap Chap. I^rhhia 
 
 Martel. L. J.... Cure St. Felix de Valois 
 
 Martin, C Vicaire deCh«nil>ly 
 
 Martin, M Vic. Porthier 
 
 Martineau, A. J St. 1'rbain 
 
 MarsolalB, 1* Bom.de St. Sulpica 
 
 Marsolais, C. E St. Clet 
 
 Merder, A Sem. St Sulpi-^a 
 
 Mesnard P Cure Ste. Beatrix 
 
 Michel. F., .s:. J College Sto. Mxrio 
 
 MignauU, P. M Chambly 
 
 Mirean. M Vic TerrelMinne 
 
 Moreau, 11., Ch. ct Ar. de la Catliednilo 
 
 Morenu, K Chap, de la Cathednile 
 
 Morin, M Ancien Cure, Lachenaye 
 
 Morin, U St. Lut 
 
 Morin. J....Cure de St. Jacq. le Minem 
 
 Morrisson,C. F St. C)prien 
 
 Nantel, A Sem. de S. Theiese 
 
 Nercam, A Sem. St. Sulpica 
 
 Normandin, E I,achenaye 
 
 O'Brien, M 8cm. 8t Sulpice 
 
 O'Fsrrell Sem. St. Sulpice 
 
 Palatin, J. J Sem. St Sulpio* 
 
 Pare, J. CIi.tn. de la Cathedral* 
 
 Peladnau, A Vic. Longueul 
 
 Pelissier, L .Sem. St Sulpioe 
 
 Perreauit N St. Janvier 
 
 Perreault, F Vicaire St. Jean 
 
 Perrault, J, J Sem. St. Sulpica 
 
 Perreauit, J lie lllzard 
 
 Perreault, S Vic. Longue Pointe 
 
 Parron Jacques Saultan Recollat 
 
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 CLERGY. 
 
 Picnrd. E Som. St. Sulpice 
 
 I'lclif. A Vic. 8. MlibBi 
 
 Pif'lie, N liAchin? 
 
 riinguet, V lie du Cnila 
 
 ('IdiiioiiiIuu, L. T., Clinn. de U Oathed. 
 Piiiiiinville, U... St. Juan ChryKuiitnme 
 
 rorlkT, H I'uinteaiix TntiuMeii 
 
 I'onliii, P i^te. I'hiioniHne 
 
 ProvoBt, II Sem. at. Sulpice 
 
 I'lHVnst, 1 It. AiphuDM 
 
 I'rlriicnii, J Vic. St. Cyprien 
 
 Prlnioau, J. H. ... S«m. d« Ste. Ther^ne 
 
 IToiilx, A 8t. I'hilippe 
 
 Fruilboinnie, K.J Hinrhlnbruok 
 
 Quintal. M Anciou Cure, St J»an 
 
 Krfinui'd, I. tfrm. i^t. Sulpic« 
 
 Ki'milUrd, O....Yic. St. Jacq. del'Arhi. 
 Itfif. J. K. l'....Stt<. Oriiix, St. Laurent 
 
 I(iv«t, S Collfgu du rindiistrie 
 
 KtiluTt, R Illalrtindle 
 
 Itochette, V Cure St. Aulcet 
 
 Koucaeiiu, 1* Seui. St. Snipioe 
 
 ltou.ii<f»u, K Sem. St. Sulpice 
 
 RouBwlot, V Sem. St. Sulpice 
 
 Knux, M Les Cedrea 
 
 Ilouxel Sfin. St. Sulpice 
 
 Siicbe/.. P., A'. J CcUene Ste. Marie 
 
 Saint Uennnin St. Liiurcnt 
 
 St. Aubin, J St. Norhert 
 
 Seers, W Vic. 8. Kimi 
 
 Se)i;uln. J St. LouiH de Ounuiqne 
 
 S^n'aine Sem. St. Sulpice 
 
 Sinirer. 7, Sem. St. Sulpice 
 
 Sorln, V Som St. Sulpice 
 
 Tallet, J Sem. do S. Sulpice 
 
 Tambitreau, D. 11 Sem. St. Sulpice 
 
 T«H«e, S Cure dn St. lleml 
 
 Tii>8e, M Vic. do St Berroit 
 
 Thi'berge, 8 St. Augustin 
 
 TliHoret. J St«. Julie 
 
 ThibHiilt, A Ste. Ceclle 
 
 'J blKiult, U I/)niinenil 
 
 Tbil>eaud»uu, T.... Vic.de St. Cuthhert 
 
 Toupin, J Sem. St. Sulpice 
 
 Toupin, A liiv. den Prairies 
 
 TntuchcnioDtogne, F., Sem. St. Sulpice 
 
 Trudeau, 0. M. I S. I'lerre 
 
 Tnidel, N St. Isidore 
 
 Truteau, A. F....V.G.ef Ch. delnCath. 
 
 Turcot, F. M Cure St. (iabriel 
 
 Varlini Sem. St. Sulpice 
 
 Valnde, J, K,... Cbiip. de la CathidrHle 
 Vern'BU, II., I'rinciiuil Je I'Kcole N.J.O. 
 
 Vezina CollH^e rAwoniptlon 
 
 Vesina, Ft. X Vic. Ileauharnniii 
 
 VilieneuTe, L Sem. St. Sulpice 
 
 Vinet, J. J Sault «u Kecollet 
 
 Viiiftt, C. I. Vic. St. I'olycarpe 
 
 Vluft, J. J Cure d'OrniRtnwn 
 
 M'ntier, >T St. Frnncoln de Sales 
 
 \>ooda, II Vic. S. Aulcet 
 
 DIOCESK OF ST. UYACINTIIE. 
 
 M^r. .7. Lallocquo, Bishop. 
 Very Iter. K. Crevler, I Ticart- 
 
 Very Hev, J. 8. Unjnmnil, j Gtrwral. 
 Kev. \j. T. Moreau, Seentary. 
 
 Allaire, P. St. Ilyaclnthe 
 
 Anbry. F St. Hyaclntbe 
 
 Arcbamlinult, Ii. M St. lIuKuea 
 
 Daltba/ard, J. M St. Charles 
 
 Keaurcfranl. J Presentation 
 
 ItelanRer, J. It St. Ours 
 
 Ulanchard, C. (I'wwr) Sorel 
 
 lloucher, E St. Frangoie Xavier 
 
 Brion, L. B St. Mathlaa 
 
 Browne, O. J Comptnn 
 
 Brunei, F. X St. Damase 
 
 Chartlcr. J. B St. Hyaclntbe 
 
 Crevier, E. (V.O.) Ste. Marie 
 
 Crevler, J St. Pie 
 
 llelacroix. Ste. Mario 
 
 Deroma, O, S Ste. Marie 
 
 Ueaaulmcrs, I. S St. Hyarlnthe 
 
 Desnojiira. A St. Barnabe 
 
 PiiHnoyi'ra, J. {Asst.) St. C^saire 
 
 Di'Borey, St. Alexandre 
 
 Dufrenn«, !• St. Hyaclntbe 
 
 Dufreane, A B Dunhiim 
 
 Dul'reanc, A. K Sherbroiike 
 
 Duhamel, J. B St. Albantie 
 
 Bumesult, A St. Ilyaclnthe 
 
 DumontitT. J. L M. Hobert 
 
 Dupuy, J. It , sen J-'t. Antniiio 
 
 Dupiiy. J. B., jun. St. Ilt-lcne 
 
 Purwher, E Ilelail 
 
 Durocber. J. B St. Plctolro 
 
 Fcrtin, C. E St Jude 
 
 Gatwury. J Milton 
 
 fl«line«u. P. (I'lcac) St. Alexandre 
 
 rjuiithler, N St. kcly 
 
 OenJrtnn, K. ( Vicur) t'ouiptin 
 
 Uendron, P. S St. Hyaclntbe 
 
 Germain. J. E St Uri^lde 
 
 Gittaull, F St. Ilyaclnthe 
 
 Olronard. II. h St. Simon 
 
 Gcdard, M St Ilyaclnthe 
 
 Guy, O Notre Dame 
 
 Hardy,N St. H<K.h 
 
 Ilnrdy, J. (Vicar) St. Ilii|rues 
 
 lU'Tey. P St. Jean Baptiste 
 
 Ilolte. S. C. (Arte. Curi) St. .Mathlaa 
 
 l.«rranco, P St Ilyaclnthe 
 
 lambert, J. S. (Vicar) Sorel 
 
 liBnglola, F. A ^^t. Hyaclntbe 
 
 Lame, R St. Hyaclntbe 
 
 Leblanc. J St. Anne 
 
 I.it'Clalre, 11. J Slanbridi^e 
 
 Lecours. E Notre I)hiiir 
 
 Lemay. A llcKeil 
 
 Limngea, A. D Stan^teiid 
 
 L«'VK|ne, J. E St. Marc 
 
 Leveque, P St. Ilyaclnthe 
 
 MarrbcMeau, Ste. Roralie 
 
 McAnley. M Oriinby 
 
 Michun, F X St. Kphrim 
 
 Micbon, J. D i. Roxton 
 
 MiUier, H Sorel 
 
 Miiiiucr, V Z. (Piear) St. Ungues 
 
 Monet, St. Or,-goire 
 
 Morean, L. T St. Hynciutbu 
 
 0'D<in:iull. A St. Denis 
 
 Ouellette, R St. Ilyaclnthe 
 
 Pare, P. L Ange Oardicn 
 
 Pigeon, M Kly 
 
 Poulln, C. (Vtcar) St. Hyaclntbe 
 
 Ponlin, I.. E Sto. Anne 
 
 Prince, J.J St. Hyaclntbe 
 
 Provencal, J. A St. Cenalre 
 
 Pnittc, F. (Vicar) Prfoontation 
 
 Quinn, J.(ricur) St. I'iu 
 
 Raymond, J. S. (V. G.)...St. Hyadnthe 
 
 Reri>ur, F St. Dominique 
 
 RcBtber, J.T St Athanaso 
 
 IJ.ily, F. X. I St Ililaire 
 
 Springer, E Farnham 
 
 St. Aubin, T St. George 
 
 St. Gwirgea. C St. raul 
 
 Svlvestre, P. A St. Marcel 
 
 Taniler. J. S Ste. Mario 
 
 Tetreau, F St. Hyaclntbe 
 
 Verrunueau, J. B St. Valericu 
 
 DIOCESE OF OTTAWA. 
 Most Rev. Jos. E. Guigues. Bishop. 
 Very Rev. I). Diiuduriinil. I'lrrjr Grnrral 
 Very Rev. J. Taharot, Vicar General. 
 (irenler, F. A., Phaptnin. 
 Rev. J. L. O'Connor, Biflmp't Srcrelary. 
 
 Baliel, L Riviere du Derert 
 
 Burtrand, C. W. J I'lanlngenct 
 
 lt<mcher,0 Cumberland 
 
 llimriuuia. M Montebello 
 
 Bouvler J Renfrew 
 
 Brady, Jubn Buckingham 
 
 Itruuet, A L'Origual 
 
 Byrne, Jamm Eganville 
 
 Casey, B., Vicaire Aylmer 
 
 Chalne, A St. Joseph. Gloucester 
 
 Codct, P. H Opeongo I'.oad 
 
 Ci'Uins, M. J East Ilawkeitbury 
 
 Corliett, W RIvleredu Desert 
 
 Daiidurand, D., Vic. Oen Ottawa 
 
 David, J Pnplneauvllle 
 
 Deleage, R. Uittiimaire Hudson's Bay 
 
 De Saunbac, A Ija Passe 
 
 Fremont. L La Peche 
 
 Gal, C ( KicaiVc) Egauville 
 
 Gillie, John Pembroke 
 
 Oingnet, I«uia Gatinean 
 
 Gulllard. T St. Jow>ph, Ottawa 
 
 auUUume,0 St Andre Avelltn 
 
 Jonvent, J Buckinnham 
 
 Ijiverlochere. P Riviere du Desert 
 
 Lebret. L., A/i*«ionai>i?...IIud.«on'« l!ay 
 
 Lynch. James Allumott's li-lnnd 
 
 Mancip J., Viaiire Chatliam 
 
 Manrcl, P. (ViCMrr) A>lmer 
 
 B'auroit. H Hull 
 
 McGratb, J. .T. .., St Andrew, Ott.-»wa 
 
 Michel, Jiieeph A,\luiir 
 
 Mtilloy, Michael, Cuthrdrul Ottawa 
 
 .Mourier. E Missiun d»s ('hnnfiHrs 
 
 McFeoley, Bernard Pakenhiim 
 
 McGoey, P Chelsea 
 
 O'Biiyle, T Osgoode 
 
 O'Brien. J Oluucester 
 
 O'Connell, Peter Birhmond 
 
 O'Malley, Antoine Portage du Fort 
 
 Ouellet, liOuls Calumet 
 
 I'ian, J.M. Misriimairt Hudson's Kay 
 Relmul. Louis ...Mission des Chuntiers 
 
 Train. C. SI Riviere au Den'rt 
 
 Vaughao, Edward Huntley 
 
 DIOCESE OF KINGSTON. 
 Right Rev. Edvfard J. Iloran, Biihnp. 
 Very Rev. Angus .McDouell.] 
 Very Rev. P. Dollard, I I'l'corj- 
 
 Very Rev. John McDonald | Grperal 
 Very Riv. J. II. MclXinngh. ) 
 
 Brennan, John Belleville 
 
 Brunran. Michael Belleville 
 
 Brettargb. Henry Trenton 
 
 Brophy. Geo... at Charles, 'I'jendinsga 
 
 Broun, .toscph Perth 
 
 Biu'ns. Henry Brt>ckvi]le 
 
 Cbiiiholm. James, l/.D Alexandria 
 
 Clune, Michael Smith's Falls 
 
 Couillard. J. H. (rn«i«;raO...KingRtou 
 
 Coylc, lleruard Kmily 
 
 Dollsrd, P., V.a. (Cathedral) Kinj.'r,tnn 
 
 Fan elly, James Lindsay 
 
 Foley, John V WwtiMirt 
 
 Ilarty, William Keniptville 
 
 Hay, George St Andrews 
 
 lligglns, Bernard Sheffield 
 
 Kelly, Oliver Peterhoro' 
 
 Iialor, Ed. P Huugcrford 
 
 Lalor, .Murlh I'ictou 
 
 Ixinergan. James (Calheitral) Kingston 
 
 Lynch. Michael Douro 
 
 Madden. John, D.D. Port Ilo|)e 
 
 Meade. John Winchester 
 
 Mackny, Michael Tvendiiiiiga 
 
 McCartv, Isaac Willlamstown 
 
 McDonaith, John II., r.6' Perth 
 
 McDonald. John. V.G St Raphael 
 
 McDonell. A., V.O , (Keg Cb/..)Kh!Kston 
 
 McDimell, A Uiughiel 
 
 Mclntyre, J.. D.D l^anidon E.vit 
 
 McUabon. Thomas l..<iborough 
 
 O'Brien. John. (Heginp. Col ) Kingston 
 
 O'Connor, John S Cornwall 
 
 Quirk, .lohn Asphodel 
 
 Roche, Kd. P I'rescott 
 
 Rossiter, James K 0.innnoi|iio 
 
 Stafford. Michael Wolf Island 
 
 Tunlin, Michael Cnlourg 
 
 Walsh, I'atrick Gananoquo 
 
 DIOCESE OF TORONTO. 
 Right Rev. J. J. Lynch, P.P.. Bishnp. 
 Very Rev. J. JI. S<mlerln, ) PiC((r.t- 
 Very Rev. J. Walsh, ( General. 
 
 Ven. Eugene O'Keefe, Archrlnimn, 
 Very Rev. J. F. Jamot, ChanolUir, 
 Rev. W. J. White. Stcrelnry. 
 Tory Rev. J. F. Jamot Toronto, ") jj 
 Very Rev.B.Orattan.St.Catbarlnes, \ | 
 Very Rev.G.R.Northgraves.Riirrlo, ) i? 
 
 Braire, L Brock 
 
 Christie, L Newmarket 
 
 Conway, P. ( j4«tM/an<)...St. Catharines 
 
 Finan,°A. P Dufflu's Creek 
 
 Flannery, Wm Strcelsvllle 
 
 Oibrat L St Croix 
 
 Grattan.Very Rev. Dean, St. Catharines 
 
 Hobin, J .Niagara 
 
 Jamot J. F. (.Sr. Mich.) Tnrouto 
 
 Kain. J. (Auuitant) TorontoGore 
 
 Keeleher, V.(AM\tUmt) Brock 
 
 aO TO JOHN BOND'S CITY LIVERY AND SALE STABLES, TORONTO. (See CarJ, p. 2S6.) 
 
CANADIAN GAZETTEER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 OVi 
 
 CLERGY. 
 
 Kennedy, J. P PeneUnguinhcn* 
 
 Liw. W. (St. rauCi) ToioBto 
 
 Mli-hel, .J M.ir» 
 
 MnlleQ. A. {AsiixfanJ) Aijjalii 
 
 Miillicitn, l'...CIiftiiaand Miiirsra Knlls 
 Nortliuravep, Very Kev. I)i«ii... llarria 
 
 O'Connor, R Toronto (lure 
 
 ODounhuB, J Th.irnhill 
 
 OKoefe, Kui{. (St. Mich) Toron'o 
 
 Proulx, J. B. {Chap. Furcca)... Toronto 
 
 Key, P. (Attistant) Iwrle 
 
 Roon^v, F. P. (.SV. Paul's) Toronto 
 
 S.iiirdBt, A. {St. Pitrick'i) .... Toronto 
 
 Shi-tt, I.J 0»h«w» 
 
 ai.iiliMln, J. M. (St. BMiVt) ... Toronto 
 
 Synnott, J AdjaU 
 
 Vincent, C. (.Si, natil't) Toronto 
 
 Vi.i.««rd, P Fort Eiie 
 
 W«l»h J. (liaUmrtl SL) Toronto 
 
 AVardy.C Thorold 
 
 Whlt«, W. J. (St. MicJi.) Toronto 
 
 DIOCKSE OF HAMILTON. 
 Right Rev. Jobn Farrell, D.D., BUhnp. 
 Very ReT. E. Ourdun, Vicar-Gtmral. 
 Rur. £d. IgnatiuR Ii»enau, Sccmtary. 
 
 Archanil>nu1t, P., S.J. finelph 
 
 bardoti, Peter IHuiUton 
 
 Raxtrr, M., S. J Garden River 
 
 RlelnKr, P., S. J^...Ste.Crolx Manltoiilin 
 
 Oariiyon, A Bmntford 
 
 Chonet, P., .S'. ,T., 8te. Croix, Manitoulin 
 
 Custin, J Owen Sound 
 
 Diir.iuquot, D,, S.J. Fort William 
 
 Frnn(i.icu8, ¥. R Berlin 
 
 Fiuu'kcn, Kni^ue ?t A^pttlia 
 
 Ferard. P., *. J. Fort William 
 
 Olowalnki. Ed St. Brinlfiice 
 
 (iri>nnotler, — Owon Sonnd 
 
 IIanlp,»ux,T., S.J. St.CroIx, Manitoulin 
 
 llrcnan, Kd. Ignatius Hamilton 
 
 Ilolzor, J., S-f. Ouplph 
 
 Kohler, P.. S J'.. .St. Croix, Manitoulin 
 
 liauKHli^r. E Paris 
 
 Mahput, S. P Mount Forest 
 
 MosBner, C St. Olementa 
 
 Mp.Nulty, John Cnledonls 
 
 O'Kellly. John Dunilaa 
 
 Petit, P., S.J Gnelph 
 
 Ry^in. Jeremiah Oakville 
 
 St. Auiiln, John KlverndHle 
 
 Slici. M Arthur 
 
 DIOCESE JF SANDWICH. 
 Rt. R'v. P. A. PlBROneault, D.D., nithnp. 
 Very Rev. J.M. Bruyere, Vicar-Gtnerul 
 Rev. P. Ardrleux, Chaplain. 
 Rev. J . Gerard. Uectiir. 
 Rev. Job. Bayard, Sr-crrUirtj. 
 Rev. A. VllleneuTe, Assitmnt. 
 Bissey, L. ... Irlshtown (Carron Brook) 
 
 lluul«t, B Moore (Corunna) 
 
 CamilhiB, F., O. S. U .Maidittone 
 
 Coiiilii-au, F., S. J. (KerJor)... Chat ham 
 
 Crli,non, P. (Otan) Stratford 
 
 Dnniortior, F., S. J. Chatham 
 
 Fauteuz, P vSt, AnneJ Windsor 
 
 docket, F., S. J. Chatham 
 
 OillTa, L Ingeraoll 
 
 Ihillefsy, F., O. S U London 
 
 Ilannett, U. (.ts.«x/(inO Stratford 
 
 Jahun, £ (Belle Kivcr) Dorchetiter 
 
 Ijiurent, P Aniliertithari, 
 
 Lynch, F Strathroy 
 
 Maiuret, {'.(At.) Irirhtown (Caronhr.) 
 Marseille, J. (Assitlnnl) AniherBllinri{ 
 
 MuiiPhy, J Biddulpli (Elglnfield) 
 
 O'llricn. F., 0. S. V Undon 
 
 (I'Douovau, I). {Atsittanl) ... InKersoU 
 
 Ralph, F., O. R. D I^ondon 
 
 Raynel J. ... Palncourt (Dover South) 
 
 Holchlord, F., O.S. I) Ixjndon 
 
 Rulti, F St. FrauijolB (Trudel) 
 
 Sianlan, J. (Amtt.) Blddulph. Kl^lnM 
 
 .Silineldi'r, P Oo<lerii-h 
 
 VirKlllus, F., 0. S. B. Maidstone 
 
 Wanner, J Slnicoe 
 
 Wamureau, A,,..Aahticld(DunKannon) 
 Zuckw.O gt.Thomu 
 
 Preabj'tciiaii Chnrch of 
 Canada« 
 
 ix ooimraos with TnB cacRcn o? 
 
 SCOILAMl. 
 
 Meeting of Synod will he held at St. 
 
 Andrew'HChur>'li,iiint;KloD.cn the first 
 
 Weduohday in June, ISM, at 11 a.m. 
 
 John Cnmpbell, ,l/./t., Mitlfraliir. 
 
 Rev. Wm. Snodgrans, Orrlc. 
 
 John Cameron, E»i.. Treasurer. 
 rrethijUrij Clirl.i. 
 
 Rev. D. AnderHon. il.A Qnebee 
 
 " Wm. Bain, M.A Perth 
 
 " John llarilay, D.D Toronto 
 
 " J. II. .MacKerraa. M.A. (At.) do. 
 
 " Georire Bell, B.A Nia^«ra 
 
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 Flanders, K. A St. Armand'i 
 
 Fletcher, Ashton ... (Sup'y) Woodstock 
 
 Foreman. Richard J Elora 
 
 Fowler, Hiram Farnham 
 
 Fowler, Robert (Sup'd) Frankford 
 
 Frazee, E. W .Lncknow 
 
 Freshman, Dr. Hamilton 
 
 Gable, Robert L Carlaton Place 
 
 Galbraith. Wm Uowmanvllie 
 
 Garbutt, Thos Bayfield 
 
 Geiniey, John (Chairman)... Kingston 
 
 Gorman, Peter Grand River 
 
 German, Jclin K {lfnderyrad.)Cob(mrif 
 
 Gorman, John W Bath 
 
 Gilliert, C. W. M. (Sup'd) l-yndix^k 
 
 Gold. Isaac I.'Grignal 
 
 G'Oilson. George (Chmn.) Owen Sound 
 
 Giodwin, James Mono 
 
 Gotlfrey, Rol)ert Frontenac 
 
 Gordon, James .i Hamilton 
 
 Graham, James Yonge St. South 
 
 GraliHui. Kolwrl Innli-fll 
 
 Gray, James t'nkvillu 
 
 Oreen, Alex. T. (Sup'd) Port Hope 
 
 Green, A , /' /> . (/*»A S'd) Toronto K. 
 
 Green. Joslas (A'(M<icn() Cobonrg 
 
 Greener, James ("<H)ksville 
 
 Griffin, William S Woodstock 
 
 Iladwen. Thomas Wawanu.h- 
 
 Hull. Wiilinm, HA Bull'-\iilo 
 
 Ilaight. George L Krin 
 
 HsUteiul, William C'oilsirne 
 
 llaniillon.Cliristopber Alnwick 
 
 Ilamniijnd, II. M. (^t'/i'n')...Westineath 
 
 Ilanna. Thomas .Morpeth 
 
 Ilannon. Jsmes Newcuxtle 
 
 Il.'tnsr.rd. William Melbourne 
 
 lUrdle, Alex Bolicaygeon, Ao. 
 
 lUrdie. David Holsrajgeon, *c. 
 
 Harper, E. B.. M.A. (C'/i.) Montreal 0. 
 
 Harris. James Port Dover 
 
 Harris, Edward Madoc 
 
 Ilawke, Williaw Gosfieid 
 
 Hay. William St. Vincent 
 
 Ilayhurst, W .. Pakenham A Arnprior 
 Hendorson, W. C H ^(...Ileminingford 
 Herkimer, Wllllam( Sup'J) New Credit 
 
 Hewitt, J. N St. George 
 
 Hewitt, Wm. T. {Sup'y) Cliirendi'a 
 
 Hewitt. Wm. J Homing's Mills 
 
 Hevlanil. Rowley (S^;>'<i; Mt. Pleasant 
 
 Hicks. Wm FUton 
 
 Hill, Joseph Grenviiie 
 
 ilitirhcock, B. (Sup'y) St. Armaud 
 
 Hixtgson, John Florence 
 
 Holmes, John Smith's Falls 
 
 lloltby, Matthias (Sup'y) ... I.ynedock 
 
 Hooker, lie Roy Milton 
 
 Hough, J Teeswaler 
 
 Houghton, Luther (5u;)'y)...Brockville 
 Howard. T. B. (C/iairBi<in) Toronto E. 
 
 Howard. Tiiomas S Ilomney 
 
 Howard, Vloient B. (."Aip'd). ..Cobourg 
 
 Howes. John Winchester 
 
 Huff. Dennis Oxf.rd 
 
 Hughes, James Aylnier, C.W. 
 
 Hugiil, Joseph Stratford 
 
 Hume, Samuel Paris 
 
 Hunt, Francis St. Arniand 
 
 Hunt, John Picton 
 
 Hunter. Samuel J Uakville 
 
 Hunter, Wm. J Clinton 
 
 Huntington, Silas Ri'nfrew 
 
 Hurlburt. A. (CViiitrman) Mitchell 
 
 Hurl hurt, Krastusi .?«,"'</). .St. Vincent 
 Hurl hurt, Silvester... Alnwick Mission 
 Hurlburt. Thomas (Chair'nt St. Clair 
 
 Hutchinson, John Bruce .Mines 
 
 Hyndman. John (.Stuilent) ... ColMurg 
 Ingalls, Ednuind S. (Sup'y) ... Grauby 
 
 Ireland. John C Marmora 
 
 Irwin, William Wallaceburg 
 
 Iveson, James A Westminster 
 
 Irrine, Henry FarmersTilla 
 
 Jackson, .lolin Sidney 
 
 Jackson, Samuel BrudrUdil 
 
 Jackson, Wm East Boulton 
 
 Ja«-ques, George Paisley 
 
 JetTers. Thnmiis ..Weston 
 
 TelTers, W. (Aiiitor Ch. (1.) Toronto W-. 
 
 Jeffrey, T. W Napanee 
 
 Jennings, David Gav^po 
 
 Johnston, D. A Perry 
 
 Johnson, J. II., M.A. ...Montreal West 
 Johnson, Hugh i I'ndtrgrad.j Cobonrg 
 
 Johnson, Moses M Bath 
 
 Jones, Cornelins A WesIeyvlUe 
 
 Jones, Richard (f,^airmin) ... London 
 
 Kap|>eale, Stephen Preston. O. .M, 
 
 Keagy, John G. (Uadtrgrad.) Cobourg 
 
 Kellam, Henry Stratford 
 
 Kelly, Thomas (Stiidmt) Cobourg 
 
 Kennedy. D.ivid, B.A llrUhton 
 
 Kennedy, George Mount Brvdges 
 
 Kennedy, James Arkona 
 
 Kenney. George II..., Noith Wiikeli,l.l 
 
 Keougii. .Tahei B locliaber 
 
 Keouu'h, I homas S Olaiollord 
 
 Kappcl. John H Merlin 
 
 Ker, Peter (Sup'd) Drumniondville 
 
 Kei-,John L Cjiynga 
 
 Kilgour, Joseph Ormstowu 
 
 700.) 
 
 BRYANT, STK.\TTON & DAY'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, TORONTO, (See Card, p. 792.) 
 
950 
 
 CANADIAN GAZETITER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 CLBROY. 
 
 Riernin. John Portage <lu Fort 
 
 Kiue«, Jhdics Mllirurd 
 
 Kii.vId. K. L. ... I.»kel1tld. Warsaw, 4c. 
 
 LnCUIr. AIoxoiidtT South Itfxion 
 
 I.alrcl, J«moH...MountK()rKat 4 Arthur 
 
 Ijiird. John .Mtiuut I'lHU'iiiit 
 
 Litird, Wm. II Watfrdown 
 
 Uikt), Jubn N Miirkbam 
 
 I.itiiilily, O. ( L''n(l)rffniJuatf)...Cohourg 
 
 I.untrfurd. Alexander lunivill 
 
 Lanlun. Henry (Sup'd) Hath 
 
 Lulimer. Jamea F Knppel 
 
 Ijirge, Richard Arteineala 
 
 Ijivell, Charles, .W.^., Montreal Outre 
 
 Law. John {Sup'd) Whitby 
 
 Ijtwmn, Thou lialtimcre t Ontfton 
 
 Learb. George Mitchell 
 
 Ltiich, Wehiiter (Stutlenl) Cobourg 
 
 Learoyd, John ?t Mary'g 
 
 LeHter, Alex Newboro' A Bedford 
 
 1.0VBr, John (Smi'il) Sidney 
 
 Lewla, Jn«. P....Bbi'ITori) t IjtwrenceT. 
 
 I-ochead, R. (Sup'd) 8t. Vincent 
 
 l.ucaa, Dnuitfl V Victoria, B.C. 
 
 Lund. Wm Oxfoid 
 
 Ml Cunn, Alfred Piclitring 
 
 McOollum. Job. W. ... Yonge St. North 
 
 MiCul'iOueb. Wm.. Napunee 
 
 McCullough, W S. iUndtrg.) Cobourg 
 
 HcUouuld, 1). (Student) Cobourg 
 
 McDonouh, Wm. ... Sherbro<ike 4 Oso 
 McDonald, Malcolm (Sup'd) 8tnni>t«ad 
 McDougall.O (C, NorwayHouaell B T. 
 
 MiDowtU, D.C Matilda 
 
 SIcDowell, Henry Omemee 
 
 McFadden, Vfm.XChairman) Pickering 
 
 Mc«ill, Wm Merrickvllle 
 
 McKeuzie, Kenneth Ch^itham 
 
 McLean, II Cornwall 
 
 McMullen, Iiau;e. (.Viip'i^) Pli'ton 
 
 McMullen. Tboinaa (A'up'y) C<xik»ville 
 
 McN'amnra, (ieorge Musknka 
 
 McUea, George Georgetown 
 
 McHliclile. George Kemiitvlllc 
 
 Miidden, Pavid I) I!lce I.ake 
 
 M.irk, Robert Taniworlh 
 
 Manson. Jaiiiej ... Newboro' A Bedford 
 
 Maxwell, Henry W Kiucardino 
 
 Mathttfon. Janiefl Port Nuuf 
 
 Miiudi.ley, Samuel E Arundel, *c. 
 
 Mauny, Henri Montreal, F. .M. 
 
 Meaeham. G. M., R.A Klora 
 
 MesHMiore. Jop. (>'iip*d) SImcoe 
 
 MiKht, .S. (Student) Cobourg 
 
 Milea. Stephen (Sup'd) Newbiirg 
 
 Stiller, AaroD D Shannonville 
 
 Jllller, Gilbert (»<>)'y) Plcton 
 
 Miller, Wm. W Napier 
 
 Mllliken. Andrew Wallace 
 
 Milla. John Vienna 
 
 Morrison, Wm., F.B.A MIIIli,...k 
 
 M'irrow, Kdward, HA Uavelock 
 
 Morton, Wm Lvnn 
 
 Moyor, Peter K. W Alice 
 
 MusgroTe, W. H Mount Elgin, Ac. 
 
 Neelanda, John (^Sitp'y) Armn 
 
 Neeland.s. John ('.2nd) St. Mary'a 
 
 Nelle«,f< S., 0./A(/Ves.r,c r.)Coboiiig 
 
 KorriB, ,7amo8 StouffTllle 
 
 Nortx)n, Wm Ilollanu A Sullivan 
 
 r.uent, A.(7^i«ncA lUui'u) .St. Armand 
 
 Piirker, Wm. R., BA. .'. Odelltown 
 
 Pattynon, Wm. M Spuncerville 
 
 I'eake, Rdwin Norwich 
 
 I'unke, Wm. H Pudawell 
 
 J'earann, Marmaduke Albion 
 
 Poai.m, Thomas H Duiinviile 
 
 Perrin, Daniel, RA Hitstinga 
 
 Peterson, A. L Russell 
 
 Phelps, Richard (Sup'd) Morpelh 
 
 Phillips, Samuel B Mouliiiette 
 
 I'blUlpa. Samuel G Three Rivers 
 
 Phllp, Samuel Lindvay 
 
 PliilpS.C., jr.. Mount Forest 4 Arthur 
 
 Philp, Wm Watenlown 
 
 Philp. Join, liA Dundaa 
 
 Pinch, Richard Mssourl 
 
 Playter. Geo. V. (Sup'd) Fmnkford 
 
 I'oliard, Wm Toronto West 
 
 Poole, Jitcob (Sup'i/) Cookstown 
 
 Prole, Wm. H Newbnrg 
 
 Potta, John London 
 
 Potter, Richard Millford 
 
 i'roston. James Toronto West 
 
 Price, Wm Kilnehurgb 
 
 Rayner, Alfred II. (IVc.Cbl.)... Cobourg 
 
 Reld, Henry Brock 
 
 Reynolds, Joseph Wolland 
 
 Rice, Luther Strathroy 
 
 Rice, S. D Gov., (ft;., ITamillon F. C. 
 
 Rich, George W Paisley 
 
 RliharUson, George T Manvera 
 
 Richardson, James K Mvibnnrn* 
 
 Richardson, W. R Nlagam 
 
 Robinson, Richard St. Andrews 
 
 Robinson, Itobert Hurgerford 
 
 Robson, George ( VniUrgrad.) Cobourg 
 Bobeon, ¥... Fort Hope A Fort Yale, B.C. 
 
 Ribson, Thomas AinleysTllle 
 
 Rogers, George Cookstown 
 
 Roy, James Ganonoque 
 
 Rnae, Brock (Student) (Cobourg 
 
 Rose. Samuel (Chairn) St. Catbarinoa 
 
 Rowsoui, Wm. H Matilda 
 
 Roas, Wm. W Compton A Hatley 
 
 Rupert. E. S., B.A., Pr. Albert A Seagog 
 
 Russ, Amoa K Perth 
 
 Russell, John Belmont 
 
 Ryan, David Frankford 
 
 Ryrkman, F.d. It., B.A. ... Hnntingdon 
 Ryerson, Kgerton, D.tt., LL.D., 
 (Chief Suptrinttndtni nf filuai- 
 
 tiim) Toronto Kast 
 
 Ryerson, John (Sujwran.)... Branlford 
 
 Sallows, Kdw.. Garden Klver 
 
 Salmon. J., B.A., Coetlcoke A Barnstnn 
 
 Salt, Allan Christian Iplands, Ac 
 
 Sanders, J. L Brampton 
 
 Sanderson, O R. (CIt'man) Port Hope 
 Sanderson, John (Sup'it) ... Petcrboro* 
 
 Sanderson, John ('2nd) Kims 
 
 Sanderson, J.F.., M.A., ShelTord 4 Lawr. 
 
 Sanderson, Wm Point Alexander 
 
 Savage, John W Albion 
 
 Savage. Wm Peel 
 
 Scales, Wm Kast Bolton 
 
 Schotieid, W. H.. RA MerrickTille 
 
 Scott, Jonathan (.liip'}/) Toronto West 
 Scott, Wm. (Chairman) ... Ottawa City 
 
 Scott, Wm. L Keene 
 
 Si-ott, John Durham, C. E. 
 
 Selley, John B., J/. 0.(5ui)'d) Compton 
 
 Sexsmlth. George Ingersoll 
 
 Sbaler, Henry (Sup'd) Kemptville 
 
 Shannon. Wm Cavagnol 
 
 Sbaw, John Grimsby 
 
 Shaw, Robert, B.A C.ilstorvilie 
 
 Sbeplierd, Wm W St. Vincent 
 
 Shepley, Jo4eph..Newmarket A Aurora 
 
 Sheridan, Wm Fenelon Falls 
 
 fchorey, K S Waterloo. Kingston 
 
 Sherlwk. Benjamin OrangeTllla 
 
 Short, Wm Minden 
 
 Sickles, Abraham Mnncey 
 
 Slater, James C Mlllbrook 
 
 Sllxht. John Templeton 
 
 Sloan, James V^ Hastings Road 
 
 Smith, Andrew Sarnia 
 
 Smith, R. H Acton Vale 
 
 Spencer, H. A Fltzrov Harbour 
 
 Spencer, Jas., M.A.. Sec.nfOnf., Paris 
 Stafford, E/,ra A. (Student) ... Cobourg 
 
 Starr, J. H Waterloo, Klng»t<m 
 
 Steer, Wm. (Sup'd) Grafton 
 
 Steinhaur. II...Wlilteflsh Lake, H B.T. 
 
 Steuuing. George Sutton 
 
 Stinson, Joseph H Walsingham 
 
 Stephenson. W SimcoA 
 
 Stewart. John Artomvsia 
 
 Stobbs. Thomas Canton 
 
 Stringftllow, C, Oxford House, Hud- 
 son's B.ay, Territory 
 
 Sunday, John Alnwick Mission 
 
 Sutherland. Alex Drummondvilla 
 
 Sutherland. Donald Knowltnn 
 
 Swann, Matthew Ccikstown 
 
 Sweet. Edmund E Osgoode 
 
 Sylvester, Charles... Prin.'e All»'rt. A«. 
 
 Tajigart, Charles Farmersville 
 
 Tallnian, Isaac B Arrnn 
 
 Tar lor, L. (Agent U. C. BilJe SkiWv ) 
 Hamilton 
 
 Taylor, Wm Norwich 
 
 Teeson, Samuel Lanark 
 
 Teskey, T:bener4>r (StudaU) ... Cobourg 
 
 Thompeou. James Oil Springs 
 
 Thompson, Robert... Penetangiilshene 
 
 Thorneloe, James Oeorgoville 
 
 Thurston, John Bury 
 
 Tomklns, John (Chairman) Stinstead 
 
 Tomblin. Wm Pembroke 
 
 Tucker, R. L Berlin 
 
 Tupper, Reuben K Point Albino 
 
 Tucker, Samuel Belmont 
 
 Tucker, Wm McOilllvray 
 
 Tnrver. Charles (Wllla 
 
 Vanderburg, LotI Bell's Corners 
 
 Waddell, Robert H FU)rence 
 
 Wakefield, Jcjhn Thon Id 
 
 Waldron. Solom. (Super'd) Mooretown 
 Walker, Thomas (Student) ... Cobourg 
 
 Walker, Wm. E Flngal 
 
 Walton. .Tohn Stirling 
 
 Ward, Edward A Wilton A Odessa 
 
 Ware, F. W Walsingham 
 
 Warner, I^wis (CAairman). .Chatham 
 Waahltigton, George (.*jp'y)...OakTille 
 Washington, Geo.. B~A. ... Westmeath 
 
 Washington, W C, B.A Llndiay 
 
 Watson, Wm. C, B.A Perth 
 
 Webster, John WesleyTllle 
 
 Weldon, Isaac Om-^mee 
 
 White, Edward Nanalmo, B.C. 
 
 Whiting, Matthew Lvnedock 
 
 Whiting, Richard Dundas 
 
 WhltiiK,*, G. 0., Ll.D. (Pm/emnr 
 
 VIetnria College) Cobourg 
 
 Wicher, John W Madoo 
 
 Will. Phlneas D Port Stanley 
 
 Williams, John A Milton 
 
 Williams, Thomas New Credit 
 
 Williams. Thos. G. (au<<<!nt)...Cobonrg 
 
 Williams, Wm. H. (Sup'd) Matilda 
 
 Williston. John K Walpole Island 
 
 Willoughby, N.R., B.i4....Mt. Pleasant 
 
 Willoughby, Wm Brampton 
 
 Wiimott, .1.C.(lMdergrad.) ...Cobonrg 
 
 WII"on, John Brock 
 
 Wilson, John V Eganvllle 
 
 Wilson, Richard North Oowcr 
 
 Wilson, Robert O Markham 
 
 Wilson, Saainel Erin 
 
 Wlnans, Wm. H Strathroy 
 
 Wood. E., D.D. (Superintendent of 
 
 Mitsinnii) Toronto West 
 
 Woolsey, T.... Edmonton House. R. M. 
 
 Wright, David (5k/)'</) Now Credit 
 
 Wright, W. P., Ig.A. (Sup'y) Hamilton 
 
 Youmana. J. S Morrlsburg 
 
 Young, Egerton R Ilnngerford 
 
 Young, George (P/inirwan) (Quebec 
 
 Youn^, Wm (.?up'rf) Frankford 
 
 Youmani, J. R., B.A 
 
 Metliodif t Nctv Connexion* 
 
 ReT. James Caswell, President of Can- 
 
 ference. liOndoa. 
 ReT. S. B. Gnndy, Clerk ofOmfermce, 
 
 St. Mary's. 
 Rev. J. H. Hoblnson, Superintendent nf 
 
 Missiont. London. 
 Rev. W. SlcClure. Aimstant Superint., 
 
 and Tutor of 'J'ltetiloffieal Imlilutiim, 
 
 Toronto. 
 T. Lottridge, Es>i., Barton, Treasurer. 
 W. Latimer, Esq , Oatrander P. ().. Co. 
 
 Kent, Treaiurer of Mittion Fund. 
 
 Adkins, T. 0. (Super.) Bowdley 
 
 Anid. D Delta 
 
 B»ln, J Frankville 
 
 B^skervlllB. James Cavuira 
 
 Bell, James (Srper.) I.ambeth 
 
 Birka. Wm Mount Forest 
 
 Bolhweli. Wm N. Augusta 
 
 Breman. James (.Suptr.) Hamll'on 
 
 Brown. G Toronto 
 
 Brown, K. F Ijansdowiia 
 
 BuKgin. G ftmeniee 
 
 Carter. M. D. (.^per.) Bewdloy 
 
 Cnoweil. James liondon 
 
 Cleaver. J Qnderich 
 
 Cole, T Cannington 
 
 GOODERII.\M &, WORTS, MILLERS AND DISTILLERS, TORONTO. (See Card, p. 810.] 
 
CANADIAN Cf AZETTP:ER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 951 
 
 CLERGY. 
 
 Cniwfhrrt, J Coboconk 
 
 Curry, C. ' Super.) Ilollmore 
 
 Diinard, W. B 8t. Mary'i 
 
 Dnmpaey, A. K PelTnrltw 
 
 Demill, A. B Uiinnville 
 
 !)<■[)<•», S. K Paloley 
 
 UoclistRdrr, J. W IjiDxlowne 
 
 Blliott, Jiihn Cbat«worth 
 
 Fnllick Jompb KendM 
 
 KoM. W. n OnyuK* 
 
 Fowler,,!. U Hi^ntiiirk 
 
 Fnx.T I>iiTend«r 
 
 OaddlK. J Klnrardina 
 
 Onrrv, R. {Local Elder) Almonte 
 
 Oolddinilh, T Milton 
 
 Giindv, Wm Birr 
 
 Oundy, a. B St. Mury'ii 
 
 (■fundy, .Tam»ii Rerkvl^y 
 
 Oundy. .looeph R Yorktilla 
 
 Haleh. B Urome 
 
 Ualrt. H ThametHird 
 
 Ilamiltun, 3 St. Catharine! 
 
 Ilani^y, J Malaliide 
 
 Hartley, A Wsterfbrd 
 
 H»ynea ¥ OmaKh 
 
 Hill. J Capetown 
 
 Hill. R. W Oxford 
 
 innt.m, J.... Fenwick 
 
 Holme*, K Naaeagaweya 
 
 Juckson, T ArtemeHiu 
 
 JelTeriii, .1. M LloydtowD 
 
 Kay. John Llffbrd 
 
 Kuam, Wm Mount For«iit 
 
 Kershaw, J. U LifTord 
 
 Kershaw, B TnllMtoille 
 
 Klmlutl IT. N. {Locca Btder)...l)athiaa 
 
 KimbiUl, .). K (nut known) 
 
 Lear'li, J 
 
 Leaver. J. J. A Milton 
 
 Leith, Aaron Invermaj 
 
 liUtze, ilohn J Shncue 
 
 McClure, Wm Toronto 
 
 MiAllHter, i Waterford 
 
 Mdlulre, J North Oower 
 
 Mi'Xeiizio, D Sauiteen 
 
 Miller. J. A Qalt 
 
 Miw8, Wm. H Walkerton 
 
 Ouden, T. (Super.) Frankvllle 
 
 O'llnra. J Charlesworth 
 
 Ornio. J Dinicle 
 
 Orr. .7.8 Belfast 
 
 I'alntin, B Eaot Bolton 
 
 Peek. J Mllford 
 
 Piti'hiT. J Owen Sound 
 
 Preston, W Strathroy 
 
 Rauson. J Qarrle 
 
 Kedeoff, R Smith'a Falls 
 
 Reid. J. {Load Elder) ... Mono Centr* 
 
 Beid, T Walkertown 
 
 Renny. J. (Super.) St. Catharines 
 
 Kichirdson, O Aylmer 
 
 Robinson, J. ll.(Gen.Sup.Mit.) London 
 
 Robinson, W Lifford 
 
 BoBors. J Weet Brome 
 
 itnldt^m, D. U Killbrlde 
 
 SavK^^e. I) Aurora 
 
 8cott. Jnm«i) Dinf^le 
 
 Seyuionr, .lames Mallorytown 
 
 Seymour, J. C Bartonvllle 
 
 Shaw. ,Iiim«8 Waterdown 
 
 Shaw, C Hamilton 
 
 Shuttleworth, J Montreal 
 
 Simpson. J Erin 
 
 Smith. D Copetown 
 
 TIndal. Wra Plctnn 
 
 Tyl^r. R. J Fenelon Falls 
 
 Vlnlnn, J. E Owen Sound 
 
 Walker. R Kilbride 
 
 Walker, n Harristown 
 
 Warren, J. C Oananonue 
 
 WVaver. ». (i York 
 
 Webb. Wm IjOUfpiood 
 
 Whiicomb, StrafTordvllie 
 
 White, J Hespeler 
 
 WIlklnHiin. John Ott«rTllie 
 
 WilklnKon, H Dereham 
 
 WiiklniMin. T. Ij Krin 
 
 Will(iiiRcm. .lohu A Thiimenrnrd 
 
 WillHniol. W |....Moaford 
 
 Willianifi, K 1 Delhi 
 
 WiliUms, W ■ Cavan 
 
 Wltlirow, W. a Montreal 
 
 Methodist Episcopal Clinrrh 
 lu <;«nail»« 
 
 Han three Annual Cnnferencen, and 
 one <l'!iieral Conference The latti-r U 
 Qnailrr.nninl ; its next «es«iuu to be 
 held In May. 1N6I). 
 
 The Annual Conference* are rolled 
 "Niagara," "Ontario," and "Hay of 
 Quinte." 
 
 Bithopi. or Oeneml Superinlenilenti. 
 KeT. Philander Smith, /'./'., Bmoklin. 
 
 " Ja«. Iticliardmn, V.V., Yurkville. 
 
 NIAGARA CONFERENCK,. 
 WhUi meet* at Ht. Mary's 3rd Wed- 
 nuaday in April, I8ti4. 
 
 Pretiding Eldert. 
 
 RST. T. Webster Niagara Dintrict. 
 
 " K. Ix>unabury ...Oxford '• 
 " W. D. Hugbaon..Loudon " 
 
 Abbs, a Himllton 
 
 Bartrani. K Kreelton 
 
 Benson, M luKersoll 
 
 Bristol, K Ancastor 
 
 BrLitoi B Belmont 
 
 Broun. N. O Ridi^town 
 
 Burdette, Newbury 
 
 Card, S Seaforth 
 
 Collins, J. M Newark 
 
 CtKik, R. B Crowiand 
 
 Cope, W Ancaeter 
 
 Cro«««eld,a Smithvllle 
 
 Cnip, D Oakland 
 
 Davis. J. T Arkona 
 
 Demick, M Ancaster 
 
 Draper, K Anuaster 
 
 Draper, J St. Ann's 
 
 Eastman, C. 8 8t. Mary's 
 
 Klliott. J. N Onondaga 
 
 Fairchilds. J. F Dresden 
 
 Francher, W Komoka 
 
 (illray, J London 
 
 Graham, W Kmbro 
 
 (Jriffln. D. (Sup'd) Vii-nna 
 
 Oriffllh, A. E Rainham Centre 
 
 Hartley, O Widdor 
 
 Harris, E. (Sup'y) 
 
 Hayward, J Hart.ord 
 
 Hubble. J Watford 
 
 HunsbuTger, A Prlncetuu 
 
 Hunt, G Lv nd»n 
 
 •Tones, A KliiKai 
 
 Kerr, S. L Ooderich 
 
 Kilty. H. J Byron 
 
 Lawrenoe, Q. (Sup'y) 
 
 Livinftston, J. A OINprlnKS 
 
 Lock, H Ooderlch 
 
 t/iwry, M St Mary's 
 
 McLean, J Tapleytown 
 
 McNames. S WelUcebiirgh 
 
 Morden. J. P Strathroy 
 
 Pettys,C.(. Sup'd) Ciimis 
 
 Philips, J. R Luton 
 
 Rogers, B. B Ingerixdl 
 
 Rouston, T.... : St. Ann's 
 
 Roy. N Sylvan 
 
 Service, R Canboro' 
 
 Short. S SprinKfioid 
 
 Smith, O Rockwood 
 
 Smith, F. M Smithvllle 
 
 Smith, P.. Jim Dunnvilio 
 
 Stewart, 8. (S'tp'd) Lynden 
 
 SweH«v, C. (.«ip'(i) FonthlU 
 
 Terwilligar, 8 Oakland 
 
 Terwilligar. E. A Blvthewood 
 
 Tufford. J. C Sllverblli 
 
 Turner, 0. (Sup'd) Ingersoll 
 
 Watson. D Avon 
 
 WiK)d, J Vienna 
 
 Wright W. 8 Ridgetown 
 
 Wright, M. A Euuli-killin 
 
 Yokoin, W llayHeld 
 
 Yokom, J. W Kloreuce 
 
 ONTARIO CONFERENCE. 
 Which meets m (leorgetowu, first 
 Wednesday lu April, 1864. 
 Prftuling Kld'm. 
 Ray. T. Morrison Toronto Distrlrt. 
 
 Rot. S. VI. LaDoc ...Colbnrne Dlntrlct 
 
 ■' ti. Bennett Uurliam *' 
 
 Adams, J. Q Brooklin 
 
 Adams, V. 
 
 Archer. M. D. (Sup'y) Brooklin 
 
 Argue. T Brampton 
 
 Benson, W Markhsm 
 
 Mlanchard. B. W BailiniifHd 
 
 Bradshaw. T. P OakTillo 
 
 Brown. T.O M'llL.wd.nle 
 
 Bvam, J. W. (Sup'd) Myrtle 
 
 Caldwell L B Mvrtle 
 
 Campbell. A Brigh'nu 
 
 Carman. A Bellevltio 
 
 Carsradden, D Ilanovr 
 
 Clark. (I Kincardine 
 
 Collamore, 0. O Orono 
 
 Cook, J OrillU 
 
 Crouter, D Bastings 
 
 Curts, J Queensville 
 
 Dockham, H Willowdala 
 
 Eari, R Norham 
 
 Egan, J Belleville 
 
 F.mpy. P Oakwood 
 
 Finn, P. M luvermny 
 
 Fisher, J. B Oran/eville 
 
 Foster, J Eugenia 
 
 Fraser. C. W. (Sup'y) Brooklin 
 
 Fnlford, E.J 
 
 Glover, T. W Brampton 
 
 Grove, 8. 8 Belleville 
 
 Hilts, J. W Mount Forest 
 
 Hiscucks, J Mount Forest 
 
 Howard. N. H Stirling 
 
 Hulln, A. V 
 
 Johnson, H. II. (Sup'd) Frankford 
 
 .Tones, Q Hadoc 
 
 Knox, P Creemore 
 
 Lake. C. V Markham 
 
 Lawrence. B. (Sup'd) Newbury 
 
 Lyman. B Belinvilio 
 
 Maeey, W.J Madoc 
 
 Mavtwo, A Beiievilla 
 
 McKay, J. W 
 
 Meyers. 8 
 
 Miller, O Port Perry 
 
 Norman, W. E Sidney 
 
 Oi-merod, J Brampton 
 
 Owen. J. (.tup'd) Gunmarsh. 111. 
 
 Pirritte. W Palermo 
 
 Pomeroy, J. C Cobourg 
 
 I'omeroy, D Belleville 
 
 Rowa. W. B MaliiDcthon 
 
 Sandarsim. R Baltimore 
 
 Shaw, W. H . Meuford 
 
 Shepard. O BoMevllle 
 
 Shppard. H. P Belleville 
 
 Sills, W. A Colborne 
 
 Simpson, J. M Brighton 
 
 Smith, L. P. (Sup'd) ... Sylvanla. Ohio 
 
 Sparrow, J. P Omemea 
 
 Sporrow. P. L. Baltimnre 
 
 Taylor, C Garafraxa 
 
 Thurstan. A. L Orangeville 
 
 TIndall. R. L. Teeewster 
 
 Well, E Bluevale 
 
 y/iUua, n Belleville 
 
 Wiluon. J Mvrtla 
 
 WilMon. G Muskoka 
 
 Woodward, W 
 
 Wright, A 
 
 BAY OF QUlNTf; CONPBRI'iNCB. 
 
 Whose next sesxion will tie held at 
 Ottawa city, the tirst Wednesday in 
 June, I8('i4. 
 
 Pretiding Elders. 
 
 Rev. J. Gardiner Kiniston Dist. 
 
 " J. 11 Andrews . ...AuL'iista " 
 
 " J. F. Wilson Ottawa " 
 
 Anderson, A Renfrew 
 
 Aylsworth, I. B BollevlUa 
 
 Aylsworth, D. W Lvnn 
 
 Bell. J. P Farmeravlllo 
 
 B.'tt8. L. A Elgin 
 
 Bird. W Ilellevlllo 
 
 Briden, Bei-i^hhurgh 
 
 Brown, W Wlnohoxter 
 
 Brown, A. A Iroquois 
 
 Brown, I). (Sup'd) Bell Rock 
 
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 THE CANADA CABPET AND FLOOR CLOTH COMPANY, TORONTO. (See Card p. 810.) 
 
 1^ 
 
952 
 
 CANADIAN GAZETTEER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 CLERQT. 
 
 Bnll. J. O gjrdenluin 
 
 IluinellH, J. C Ntpnnce 
 
 Chisholin, K Ottawa 
 
 T>»v). M Renfrew 
 
 FtTKiiiion,.! SbannimTille 
 
 Kiviioh, U Mountain (IroTV 
 
 (lrah«ui, W. 11 
 
 tJrtilmin, J 
 
 Hill. J Mllford 
 
 Itilihcock. Z B KIcBVille 
 
 Ilowjii'd. K. S KiiiKHtim 
 
 Iluiliiiiix. W. O Ir<X(Uiiii( 
 
 Iliiliii, J. (Siip'y) MaduC 
 
 Jiihiison. W. K I'^tun'H Cornvra 
 
 LHiif. II (Sup'd) Morris, 111. 
 
 U.wiH, T. (SMp'd) Melville 
 
 Martin. A Wulfe It land 
 
 M< Aiiiuinnd, T DeulMin 
 
 Mrl,iiri'n, A Mallorytown 
 
 McNnlly, J. {Sup'd) Vankleek IIIU 
 
 Oraer, E 
 
 Purry, D. (Sup'd) 
 
 Kojii'ra. J A DemoreatTllle 
 
 S<>ymour. II. {Sap'd) Wblte Lake 
 
 Sills. J. \V PreHoott 
 
 Smith, U Odiwsa 
 
 Smith, .1. B MBlvllle 
 
 aniiih. I) Ileio'hliurKb 
 
 Sinilh, J.(.Swp'd) Wiiicheeter 
 
 Snider, W. H Tweed 
 
 StonH. 8.(1 ntUiwa 
 
 Siratton, K. R AultBTille 
 
 ^rl<i^\lK, J. (Sup'd) WhitcfiNh Falls 
 
 VViiilf, A. J Tauiwnrtb 
 
 Wist, I. N. D Kemptville 
 
 Wlilte, (). S 
 
 WIliianiR, II Newbur^h 
 
 W\H>dcuck, K Lunanburg 
 
 Young, 8 Morven 
 
 BrKUh Mctho<1ls( Bplacopal 
 CUurcU of B. N. A. 
 
 The fourth sesulon of the Annual 
 CoiifiTciice will nieut in Aoilieratbnrg, 
 Caiiudn Wt*iit, on the fourth Thurtday 
 of S«|iteuiber, 1S04. 
 
 ■Rov. .\ii«. R. Orwn. Bithnp. WIndiwr. 
 Ituv. I). W. Dnidie. Stc'y iif Cunftrenee, 
 
 Cbalh.Hin Station. 
 Kbv a H. WlUUms, AfS. Stc, Rondeaa 
 
 Cirouit. 
 Rev. D. Turner, Missionary Trfoturtr, 
 
 Clintham. 
 
 BronkB, E. (LrKal £Wer)... Marble Vill. 
 
 DoiiijlK«, W Woodatock 
 
 Dowrey, V. N. (Lical) 
 
 Fiveland, O. W YpxIUntl, U.S. 
 
 Ntch('li«, J Windaor Station 
 
 Prarce. C. H. ... Amberatburic Circuit 
 
 Ri'bliiBon, n Colclieatcr 
 
 Thomas, J. Ii Sandwich MiHlou 
 
 Turner, D Dover Misulon 
 
 Yuung, U. J., Uitt'y it Church Agmt 
 
 British M«thodl(t Kpiscopal 
 Ciiurch 1» CaiiMla. 
 
 Founded A.D. ISSO. 
 Right Rev.WilllB Nazrey, Gtneral Sup- 
 
 erintmdenl^ Chatham, 
 llev 8. U. Brown, Mstitant Superint., 
 
 4tb line Peel. 
 Rf T. T W. Stringer. Treaturtr, Bnxton. 
 Rev. W. H. Jimea, Sscrrfory, Chatham. 
 
 Next Conference will be held In 
 Windsor, 2(lth August. 1864. 
 
 The Oen' ral Afsembly will tit on 
 thi- lirst Jionday in September, 1864, 
 In Chatbam. 
 
 Anderson, Peter Amheri-lbnrg 
 
 Aiidei'Hon. I'yney..., Ottorvlile 
 
 lliiiiviml \Vm Owen Sound 
 
 Il.irkly, (ii'orso W Wilberfori'e 
 
 KloiMile. (1 R Colchester 
 
 Bowers, Win Brantford 
 
 Brice. C Ingeisoll 
 
 Butler. St. Thomas 
 
 Chaniliers, L. C St. (."ath.irlnes 
 
 Christeen, J. L Maiden 
 
 Conte*. NeliOD Welland Go. 
 
 Omk, II Pancne 
 
 Cw)per, J. W OtterviUe 
 
 Cornish, J St. Call arliiua 
 
 Crosby, Caswell Pleasant Valley 
 
 Crosby, W. 8 Camden 
 
 Disney, R. R Windsor 
 
 Francis, C. I Yorkvllle 
 
 Oant. K Toronto West 
 
 Hail, S Hsmilton 
 
 Hall, Stephen Windsor 
 
 Harden, Nero Dawn 
 
 Harper, II Drummondville 
 
 lUrrisim, O. C Institution 
 
 Ilawkens, Walter Chatham 
 
 IIen>on, J Oore Camden 
 
 .lackwm, II Simcne 
 
 JeflFerson, T Woodi«tork 
 
 Johnson, l( Chatham 
 
 JohiiHon, Robert Peel 
 
 Johnson, II. W Windsor 
 
 Jones, D Ilamlllon 
 
 Kennard, T. M Hamilton 
 
 Lightfoot, S Bu.\ton 
 
 Moore, R. L Simcoe West 
 
 O'Canyan, J Dresden 
 
 O'Canyan, Peter Brantford 
 
 Peer, Lloyd St. Catharines 
 
 Peker, Richard Klgln 
 
 R llins, C. U London 
 
 Run. J 8th Con. 
 
 Smith, Ben Central America 
 
 Smith, P B D. Institution 
 
 Sorrie, R Windsor 
 
 Steward, Benjamin Brantford 
 
 TimmpHon, D. D Berry 
 
 Toyer. W Buxton 
 
 Tick, N 10th oon. N. C. 
 
 Wanner, J Norwich 
 
 Washington, C. A Tomnto 
 
 Watson, Alex New Canaan 
 
 WhlppiT. Elenjamin Ingersoll 
 
 Y'ork, Alfred Chatham 
 
 Primitive Blcllindiat Church 
 lu Canada* 
 
 The Conference to be held In Bramp- 
 ton, April 10, lm54. 
 Rev. John Nattrass, J'l-ettdent, Bow- 
 
 manrllle. 
 Rev, T. Crompton, Sfer'y, Victoria Sq. 
 llubt. Walker, Ksq.. Trnxturer. Toronto 
 R«T. J. Davison, Miss. Sec. and Kditor 
 
 of the ChriHian Journal, Toionto. 
 
 Adams, T Falkirk 
 
 Auger, R Gait 
 
 Auger, T Widder 
 
 Bee, W Drunibo 
 
 Boyle, R Toronto 
 
 Boyes, J. S Mount Brydgai 
 
 Cade. R Brampton 
 
 Cheetham, J Hamilton 
 
 Clarke, J Falkirk 
 
 Codville, W Claremont 
 
 Collins, J Loughborough 
 
 Cook, W Trowbridge 
 
 Cooper, W. E Humber 
 
 Crompton, T Victoria Square 
 
 Davison, J Toronto 
 
 Dudley, T Paris 
 
 Edgar, J Loughboro' 
 
 Foster, T Walkerton 
 
 Uarner, J Epsom 
 
 Gilbert. J. D Bervie 
 
 Goodman, J Orangeville 
 
 HaUh, Yotkvllle 
 
 Hall, L Drumbo 
 
 lUssnrd, R Orangeville 
 
 IferridgB,W Kingxton 
 
 Heyworlh. A York, O. R. 
 
 HuKhsn, W. 8 Brantford 
 
 •lolly, W Tormore 
 
 Lacey, 8. P Chatham 
 
 Lncey, J Selkirk 
 
 Lawton, E Walsinghnm 
 
 Lee, 0. K Bowmaiiviile 
 
 Loinas, W Laskey 
 
 Lyle. W Aurora 
 
 Markhnm, J Kllesniere 
 
 Matthews, .M, U CoUingwood 
 
 Matthew, U. S Toronto 
 
 Milnmr, J IlawkesTllla 
 
 Monkman. W Brailfurd 
 
 Moody, M. II Clinton 
 
 Nattraas, .1 Bowmaiiviile 
 
 Nattrass. T Giielph 
 
 Newton, W Pclliy 
 
 NIchol, J Trowbridge 
 
 Osborne, H. F Mit<hell 
 
 I>attlaon, R Muskoka Falls 
 
 Paul, R Bluevale 
 
 Pyke, W Brampton 
 
 Hold. W Victoria Wquara 
 
 Roadhnuae, J Collinsby 
 
 Roffe, C. . W idder 
 
 Rowe, W Miilton 
 
 Ryder, I .. Maxwell 
 
 Scott, D Dennlhton 
 
 Simpson, J Alblou 
 
 Simpson, D Ilawkesville 
 
 Smith, J Albion 
 
 Stephenson, R Sullivan 
 
 Swift. J. B Stratford 
 
 Tamblyn, J. R Mount Hurst 
 
 Thornley, W Blue Vale 
 
 Towler, J Hawkesvllle 
 
 Walker, J Stratford 
 
 Watson. Q Oban 
 
 Whitworth, W. E Kpsom 
 
 Wood, Q Loudon 
 
 Congregational Denomination. 
 
 TheCongregalioml I!nlon of Canada 
 will hold Its next meeting st Brant- 
 ford, C. W., on Wednesday, 8th June, 
 1864, at 4 p M. 
 
 Officers qf Ihe Union. 
 Wm. Hay, Chairman, Scotland, C W. 
 J. Wood, SK.-Treof., Brantford, C. W. 
 
 Officers of Canadian C. Miss'y Soc'y. 
 n. Wilkes, D.D., Sec-Treat.. Montreal. 
 K. M. Fenwick, Unme Sec'y, Kingston. 
 
 Congregational OMege, B. N. A. 
 Adam Liliie, T> D.. Thejylngirnl l\nf. 
 V. H. Marling. Secretary, Toronto. 
 P. Freeland, Es<i., Ireasurer, Toronto. 
 In Ptstoral Charges. 
 
 Adams, L. P Fitch Bay, C. B. 
 
 Allworth, Wm. H Markham 
 
 Aqjeciibbo, John (ludlan) .... Saugeen 
 
 Armour, J Kelvin 
 
 Barker, Enoch Newmarket 
 
 Black, R. K Lanark 
 
 Brown, John Erainosa 
 
 Brown, Roliert Garafraxa 
 
 Biicher. Q. B Orauby. C. K. 
 
 Burrhill, Robert Saugeen 
 
 Burgees. Wm Edgcworth 
 
 Clarke, W. F Guelph 
 
 Climie. John Belleville 
 
 Day, B. W Bluevale 
 
 Denny, Hiram Alton 
 
 Duff, A Bherbrooke, C. E. 
 
 DulT. Charles Meaford 
 
 Dnnkerly, D Durham, C. E. 
 
 Durrant, J Stratford 
 
 Ebbs. K Paris 
 
 Ellerby, T. 8 Toronto 
 
 KUiot, Joseph otUwa 
 
 Farrar, J. A Cowansville, C.E. 
 
 Fenwick, K. M Kingston 
 
 Forsyth. Joseph Massawippi. C.E. 
 
 Friiik, B. M Msgog, C. B. 
 
 Frlnk, D. C, B.A. ... Melbourne. C. B. 
 
 Hay, Robert Woodbridge 
 
 Hay, Wm Scotland 
 
 Uayden, Wm. Coldsprlngs 
 
 Hooper, J Owen Sound 
 
 Kribs, Ludwick Colpoy's Bay 
 
 Lancashire. Henry Franklin. C.E. 
 
 Lewis, Richard Vankleek Hill 
 
 Lightbody, Thomas Sarnia 
 
 McAlister, W Metis. C. K. 
 
 McCallum, D Warwick 
 
 McDonald, A Stanstcad. C. K. 
 
 M(<Jill, A Ryckman's Corners 
 
 McGregor. .\u x Hrookville 
 
 McGregor, Duugald Manilla 
 
 McGregor, Robert LUtowel 
 
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 CANADIAN GAZETTEKR AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 953 
 
 CLERQY. 
 
 HcKlnnon. N Kincardine 
 
 Mrt#an. .1 Milnlvre 
 
 MarlliiK. V. II Toronto 
 
 I'ark.-r. A. J DanTllIw. C. K. 
 
 Puwin, II 1) Quebec. O.K. 
 
 Pullar, Thomas IlnniiDoii 
 
 Rayniond, A... D«U Kwart 
 
 BolhKT. M Bowiiian»ille 
 
 HoMiixm. K TlinnieKVills 
 
 Phnnhfi, I'liilip Ijaimrk VillHgu 
 
 Sherrlll, K.J Katon, C. K. 
 
 Sim, A.. MA St. Andrews. C K. 
 
 Pmilli, .1. .M Simlhwdld 
 
 Pnider, Solnnidn Nnrwiclivillo 
 
 UiiKWorth. .Ini«ii,h Geornelown 
 
 tV'atriin. ClinrleH 1* London 
 
 Whi-eltjr. JoKcpli AlWon 
 
 Wilkes. II., V.l) Montreal 
 
 Wood, J»lin Brantford 
 
 yot in l\ttioral Charge. 
 
 Baker, Tbonian Newmarket 
 
 Byrne, .J T Wlilthy 
 
 CamplH>ll. J We«t Arrnn 
 
 Clarke. M'm Rrenden 
 
 CoTni^'h. (loorne, M.A Montreal 
 
 Fraser. .lohn Staiistead, C. B. 
 
 Jolinsldn, J. (Indian) 
 
 King, Ste|ihen ... Kyckman's Corners 
 
 Lillie. Adam. P.D Toronto 
 
 McKilllcan, .lohn Danville, C. E. 
 
 Middletnn. James Klora 
 
 OHnnkcrliine, V. P. ...Christian Inland 
 
 Porter, James Toronto 
 
 Wiikson. Arthur, LL.D Toronto 
 
 Wilson. II St. Catharines 
 
 Cannda Christian Conference 
 
 J. I. Uufs, J'resulenl, Grafton. 
 Thoiniui Henry, Treaturtr, 0«hawa. 
 A. N. Ileury, Clerk, K. Oxford Centre. 
 
 Alger. Klisha Ciistleton 
 
 Bradley, It. \. Kddyntone 
 
 Churrlilll, Jeliiel Brougham 
 
 Churrhill. JaniBB Osliawa 
 
 Colston. O. W Orhawa 
 
 Karl, John ^...Ouysboro' 
 
 Karl, N. C Pwartv Creek, Mich. 
 
 Fowler, S. M Spring Arbor, Mich. 
 
 Qarbett. Thomas Orono 
 
 Qraham, Jen-miah Qucen^ville 
 
 IlaywHrd. Ilirnni Onhawa 
 
 llayner. Charles Drayton 
 
 Henry, Thomas Oshawa 
 
 Henry, Wm Ilespeler 
 
 JchnHtnn, J StoufTville 
 
 Lumsden, Wm i>tihawa 
 
 Mai'klein. John Gormley's Corners 
 
 Morton. Sqnier East Owillimsbury 
 
 Nichols, .Sylvanus Kddystnne 
 
 NoMe. John W Mount Vernon 
 
 Noble, Wra Eddystone 
 
 Rusa, J. L Orafton 
 
 Tatton, Jesse Keswick 
 
 Thomas, L. C Brooklln 
 
 Thompson. J. S East Green, N Y. 
 
 Tancamp, Jesse Bowmanvllle 
 
 Wade. J. K Gas Port, N.Y. 
 
 Whitfield. V. J Mount Vernon 
 
 Willson, II. II Qneenston 
 
 Wright, Ilobert Gormley's Corners 
 
 Bible Chrlalian Church in 
 Canada IVent. 
 
 Conference meets at Hampton, on the 
 fii'Ht Thursday in Juno, 18G4. 
 
 Omni-j-innat Officers. 
 R. Hurley, I^rsidmt n/tlu Cbnffrence. 
 
 D. Cantlon, .Secretary. 
 
 J. Iloidge, nirrfi/inniling Seerrtary. 
 T. Green. Trea.^. Mistiimary Society. 
 
 E. HftVperts, Sicrftary do. 
 II. Keiiner, Hitnk Strward. 
 
 J. II. Kyiion. Chiijifl tirrdary. 
 
 A. G,.r(lon, Secreldry of Lrxin Fund. 
 
 II. Kenner, 
 
 do 
 
 }'*rmclifrs do. 
 
 D. Caulloii, 
 
 do. 
 
 f'df. I'reach 
 rr't Childrrn. 
 
 J. rimh. 
 
 do. 
 
 Conlim/nil ]•'. 
 
 P. KoLlns, 
 
 do. 
 
 Oen.Treatur'r 
 
 Ditlricl Superinlendenlt. 
 
 J. Cliapplo Ci^boarK District 
 
 R. Hurley .■ Bownianvllie do. 
 
 J. Iloirige Kxeter do. 
 
 J. Williams Palmyra, do.,U.S. 
 
 Agres, W Exeter 
 
 Uodle, O Cainpbellford 
 
 Cantinn, D Columbus 
 
 Chappie, J C- bourg 
 
 Clark, A Orono 
 
 Colwell, G. T Peterboro' 
 
 Colwell, H. J Mitchell 
 
 Doblo, A 
 
 Dunkley. O Dingle 
 
 Klibott. II Clereland. U. 8. 
 
 Edwards. J Culloden 
 
 Eyuon, J. II. (Sup'd) Tyrone 
 
 Jale, J Warsaw 
 
 Gordon, A Port Hope 
 
 Greene, T Dingle 
 
 Ham, H Perrytown 
 
 Harris, J Oshawa 
 
 Haycraft, O. (Sup'd) Merton, V. 8. 
 
 Holdge, J Mitchell 
 
 Hooper, J Uxbiidge 
 
 Hooper, W London 
 
 Hull, T. R Feoelnn Falls 
 
 Huriey, R Little Britain 
 
 JollilTe, S Little Prairie, U. 8. 
 
 Jolliffe, W Yorkville, U.S. 
 
 Kenner, II BowmanTllIo 
 
 Kinsey. J Exeter 
 
 Ijtn.^don, J. (Sup'd) Columbus 
 
 Mennear, M HolmesTlUe 
 
 -Morris. A. iSapd') Uxbridge 
 
 Nott, U. J National, U. 8. 
 
 Pett, M West Chagrin. II. 8. 
 
 Pinch. J Reach 
 
 Roach. W. R Hampton 
 
 Roberts, E Exeter 
 
 Robins, P Clinton 
 
 Bhortrldge, J Richmond, 11. 8 
 
 Stevens, H Dutllu's Creek 
 
 Tapp, J. B Ivanhoe 
 
 Wade. W Manilla 
 
 Whlilock, J Tweed 
 
 WilliaiuSjJ Palmyra, U.S. 
 
 Baptist nilnlstcrs in Canada. 
 
 ♦,* Tlie following list Is made up 
 without respect to the minor dilTer- 
 enoes which distinguish various sec- 
 tlouB of Evangelical Baptists. 
 
 The Annual Mwting of tho Freewill 
 Baptist Conference will be held In the 
 Bethel Church, Bimcrie, on the 24tb, 
 25th, and 26th June, 1861. 
 W. Taylor. Aylmer. Mideralnr. 
 J. H. Bryant, Woodstock, Secretary <t 
 Treaturtr. 
 
 Alexander John Montreal 
 
 Anderson. A Halloway 
 
 Anderson, W. K Kemp:vllle 
 
 Andrews, L. L Lyudock 
 
 Appleford. J. O Townsend 
 
 Arms, A. L Abbott's Corners 
 
 Aust«rmuefal, B Wllniot 
 
 Austin, A Simcoe 
 
 Baird, J Port Hopo 
 
 Baker. 8 Ba«ham 
 
 Baldwin, T Vittoria 
 
 Barry, R Dunham 
 
 Bates, J. M Mount Hcaly 
 
 Beardsall, W. IngersoU 
 
 Bedell, A St. Aruiands 
 
 Ilinga. A Aniherstburg 
 
 Blackmarr, H Simcoe 
 
 Bodenbendpr, C Tavistock 
 
 Booker. Theoph Riubrook 
 
 Broadwater. I' Hamilton 
 
 Brooks, James Weston 
 
 Brown. B. P Eden 
 
 Caldicott, T. F., J).D Toronto 
 
 Caldwell, W. A Dumlas 
 
 Cameron, A. A Woodvllle 
 
 Cameron, D Tivertxin 
 
 Cameron, J Ilesmsville 
 
 Cameron, Robert South Zorra 
 
 Campbell, A Lnchabar 
 
 Carey, G. W. M., A.M., St. Catharines 
 
 Carto, BenJ Ilrf«kville 
 
 Chandler, J Coatiitrmk 
 
 Chute, A Amiens 
 
 Clark, A Hanover 
 
 Clark, K Jerseyviile 
 
 Oark, J Ouelph 
 
 Clerihew, P., yl. J/. Paris 
 
 Clutton, J Port Unwan 
 
 Cook. R.B Sullivan 
 
 Cooper, J Aylmer 
 
 Coilett, Thomas Ollnda 
 
 Crawford, John Cheltenham 
 
 Cnrrie, D Wolverti.n 
 
 Curtis, O II Silver Hill 
 
 Cyr, N. ( M-CTicA prcocAcr) ... Montreal 
 
 Daughariy. G. A Canton 
 
 Davidson, T.L., D.D St. George 
 
 Davis, 8. H Dresden 
 
 Dempsey, J St Andrews 
 
 Dockrey, Jamei M'aterford 
 
 Donnueker, O Claromont 
 
 Doyle, M Innerkip 
 
 Dowling, J. F Uxbridge 
 
 Drew, J Coaticook 
 
 Duncan, A Newbury 
 
 Dunlop, R Wingham 
 
 Edwards, J Brockvilln 
 
 Elliott, Isaac Mount Elgin 
 
 Facey, A. M Mor^wth 
 
 Fenton, Jos Arkona 
 
 Ferguson, J. F Barnaton 
 
 Finch. John Orillia 
 
 Fitch. H Kingsville 
 
 Fitch, 11. P Woodfltock 
 
 Folger, 8 W Delhi 
 
 Ford, H. O Windham Centre 
 
 Forsyth. W I'nslinrh 
 
 Fraser, W Klnciirdine 
 
 Freeman, B Brockville 
 
 Friie, (1. P Claremont 
 
 Fyfe, R. A., I/.D Woodstock 
 
 George, W Louisville 
 
 Gerrie, J Innerkip 
 
 OIIUbs, a Eaton 
 
 Gllmour, J Peterboro" 
 
 Ooble, J Villa Nova 
 
 Gorme, W Unifpn 
 
 Oooderbam, J York .Mills 
 
 Gostelow, D Nllcatnwn 
 
 GralTtey, O Owen .Sound 
 
 Green, J. {Bilile Society Agt.) Montreal 
 
 Griffln. J South Zorra 
 
 Griffin. 8 Loudon 
 
 Hall, J. P Bayham 
 
 Hammett, James ... Holland Landing 
 
 Harris. J IngersoU 
 
 Halcroft, L Carleton Place 
 
 Ilansbrow, Jos Chatham 
 
 Haviland. W Burgessville 
 
 Ilazleton, W. P Bloomsbnrgh 
 
 Henderson, T Perth 
 
 Ilerrington, R KIngsville 
 
 Hooper, W Carluke 
 
 Hurd, C Hatley 
 
 Ilulbert, ff Mayne 
 
 Iter, Jacob Colchester 
 
 Isllp, J. P Dunnville 
 
 Jackson, 8 Glanmire 
 
 Jones, W. H Port Hopo 
 
 Jones, S St. Mary's 
 
 Ksttle, J lona 
 
 King. J , l>al»«v|ile 
 
 King, Jog Whitby 
 
 Kitchen, A. B Orangoville 
 
 Lacey, F Buxton 
 
 Lacey, W Claremont 
 
 Uifleur,T (/VencApriiacArrjIjongueiiil 
 
 London, W. H Drumbo 
 
 Langridge, J Ottawa 
 
 Lawson, J AllAnsville 
 
 Lince, J Kichwo d 
 
 Lloyd, 11.,^.*. Toronto 
 
 Longflsh. J. (/ndionp.-.) ... Tuscarora 
 Lorimer.A.,fl./l. (.Sfec. V.B.V.) Toronto 
 
 Lyster, W Sbipton 
 
 Hackle. J Boston 
 
 Marsh, D Quclvc 
 
 Messacttr. M Silver Hill 
 
 Massey. S. (ISly Mimimnry), Montreal 
 McArthur, D Amiens 
 
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 URITISII AMERICA ASSURANCE COMPANY, TORONTO. (See Card, p. 784.) 
 
964 
 
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 CI.EROY. 
 
 HcCli-IUn'l. Rnht Arknn* 
 
 MH>miiull, 9 Tort Burwell 
 
 Mi'lV.iul,!, I' Vernon 
 
 Mcliiiyrf, A Otiflon Kiilla 
 
 Mi'Li'iiii, II Mntiin 
 
 McNuli. K. T., A.M. I'Uton 
 
 .M.'l'luil. I) Virn.m 
 
 MiKo... Win Vankl(*k Hill 
 
 MIlUr, Wftlter Mount F'lr.'Kt 
 
 MllUrrt. Will Br»ni|>t<'n 
 
 MlliiT.O 8tjinMlc»d 
 
 >im«,T Dexter 
 
 MllfiH, W Nlthlmrg 
 
 Mltrliujl, E Oenrxetllln 
 
 MiMjri', (1 Trecniitle 
 
 Moiiltou, A gtnnfitpail 
 
 Miuilton, T. P Co«U«).ik 
 
 Mii(l|{e. E Ottfr«ill« 
 
 Mulr. Win Mount Pornst 
 
 Miilli.iu, P KlnKKTllle 
 
 Nlchuli. II HnrlHin 
 
 Nornmnditaii, L. (French pr.), QucIkic 
 
 Onkl»y, J Brnnt« 
 
 Owun, T. B ^. Falkirk 
 
 Palnlpr. J lona 
 
 I'attfn, Drumbo 
 
 I'erriu, C Houghton Centre 
 
 Perry, II. L St. Catharlnei 
 
 Pickard. ,?. A MiK)re 
 
 Plckard, Wm Ilornbjr 
 
 Vl|»r, S Ciiatlo.iok 
 
 I'URnley. W CheapBlde 
 
 Ralnlwth, E Notfl»M 
 
 Kvad. S Brantford 
 
 It.'ddlck, J Wlrklnw 
 
 KcUI. n Erin 
 
 Kice, IwincI Hough ton Cunt re 
 
 Uiw. S«tli C Cnllioriie 
 
 Uii'lmi'jMiii, t!eor(ie Strathroy 
 
 RIondfau, T. {Pi-enrJi jn:)... 9te. Marie 
 
 HiilH'rts, K Pi^terboro' 
 
 llolwrtm J DrumniondTille 
 
 Rogers. H. W Virgl! 
 
 Ro»«, W. ,1 Thiirao 
 
 Rnucdy, L. (Frmch pr.) Grande Mune 
 
 Rowland, D. W 8t. Thomas 
 
 Ry^HB, a. J Port Rvorae 
 
 Sawyi r, C Katon 
 
 A-ott. A Finual 
 
 Schneider, n Berlin 
 
 Shrill (Hon, Chaa. J Stratford 
 
 HliiKh. A Waterford 
 
 ^impaou. II. t Chatham 
 
 Siiiplalr, D Lobe 
 
 Sinclair, Nell Weat Arran 
 
 Suiith, A New Sarum 
 
 Smith, B Bprlngroid 
 
 Smith. R.B OtterTllIe 
 
 Smith, W St. Qeorge 
 
 Stelnhoir. P Simcoe 
 
 Stewart, A Bentlnck 
 
 Stewart, J Smith's Falls 
 
 Stewart, W., a.^ Brantford 
 
 Stillwell. T South Cayng* 
 
 Stone. .1. W Queenston 
 
 Stuinpt, J IIuDover 
 
 Tapfcott, 8 Port Hop« 
 
 Taylor. W Aylnier 
 
 Tompkins, f,oii1sTille 
 
 ToppinR, E Woo<istock 
 
 Tn«d»cll,W. H Clear Creek 
 
 TruesdoU, J. W Warwick 
 
 Troy, W Windsor 
 
 Turner, Eim West Mcflllllvray 
 
 Ure, Thos Ixmdon 
 
 Vanlixm, ,1., jun Villa Nova 
 
 Vnnlonn, J., sen Hartrord 
 
 VInlng. a Nlssoiiri 
 
 Walte, D VertiniiTllle 
 
 Walker, C Welland 
 
 Walker, W Klora 
 
 Watson, O Sarnla 
 
 WatU, W.U Kingston 
 
 Way, D Cnntioro' 
 
 Westover, N WIdder 
 
 Williams, J A>k»na 
 
 WlllUma, J, N (Iranby 
 
 Wilson, IngerMill 
 
 Wilson, B. J., A.M. lluinllton 
 
 WInterbnthaiJu, J Hornby 
 
 Wright. D Uudsay 
 
 Youug, Z Hatley 
 
 Evangel, liuthcran Church* 
 
 The fourth session of .Synod will bo 
 held on the Inst Wednesday of >luly, 
 18H4, at Elmlra, Waterloo Co., 0. W. 
 
 F. Flshburo, l\fiidtnt, Maplevlllo. 
 V. F.tringer, Srtrftary, Phllllpsbiirg. 
 Prof, K. SchlUter, Toronto. 
 
 Dflhrens, Chr Newst«dt 
 
 Iliittger, A Hamilton 
 
 Qcrndt, Ii. U Pembroke 
 
 Oerndt, C. B MiteliHll 
 
 Ilungerer. F. A Sebrlngvllle 
 
 Iliintnn, F. H WlUiamsburgh 
 
 Kaebler, H. C Tavistock 
 
 Kaessniann, C. J. A Berlin 
 
 Kuss, A St. ratharliies 
 
 Mutintlnger, F. W Zuorli'h 
 
 Kechenberg, C. F. W Toronto 
 
 Raw, L Petersburgh 
 
 Schmidt, New Hamburgh 
 
 Stahlschmidt, D Heidelberg 
 
 Wuraiar, K Preston 
 
 ITiilted Ilrethren in Christ* 
 
 J. J. Olossbreiiner, Biihop. 
 
 O. Plowman, Chaimuxn and Pretiding 
 
 EMt. 
 II. Kropp, Secrft'y Annual Chv/erencit. 
 
 A. B. Sberk, Mitrionary Secretary and 
 Trtaturer. 
 
 Bowman, J.B Berlin 
 
 Dalton, U Sheffluld 
 
 Downey, 9 L. Freepnrt 
 
 Olossbronner. J. J. ... Churchvllle.Va. 
 
 Gnttwaltx. A. Z HanoTer 
 
 Holmes, J. H DunnTlile 
 
 Kropp, U Port Elgin 
 
 McKeddle, D Hanover 
 
 MIchenor, J Dunnville 
 
 More, Berorley 
 
 More, W Beverley 
 
 Mosher, J. O Sydenham 
 
 Plowman, Sheffield 
 
 R<bllrhter. J. B, Blair 
 
 Sherk, A. B "inning 
 
 Sberk. D. B Islack Creek 
 
 SUses, D Melanc'.bon 
 
 Stit, J Winterbum 
 
 "'•") Q Maryborough 
 
 Kvangrlli-ul Culan. 
 
 ASIKB1CA\ IIRANOH. 
 
 Conference to meet In Toronto, C.W., 
 on the first Wednesday of July, IWi, 
 
 Rot. (1. Anderson, /Vm., lIuntliiKilon. 
 Jas. Rolx'rtson, Srcrrlnrii, Tonmio. 
 Alexander (iuiumul, Muaion-Ai.rrtury, 
 
 Toronto. 
 Dr. Jos. Ilowwin, Truinirrr. Toronto. 
 Rev. Jas. Howie, Miaitmoru. 
 
 Anderson, U Huntingdon, C. E. 
 
 Omy, J. {Lay lytacJier) 
 
 Ayr and Uuelph 
 
 Howie, James 
 
 Melville, H Toronto 
 
 MoFee, — Ptctou, Nova Scotia 
 
 Kviingcllcal Aasoclalion* 
 
 Rev. Joseph I-ong, Pinliop. 
 Rev. W. W. Orwl^i, Bishop. 
 PrttiiHng Ehleri. 
 
 3. P. Tennev. Ilninilton District. 
 
 8. Weaver, Waterloo District. 
 
 AUes, l'et«r Scbringville 
 
 Bechtel. J Cairlck 
 
 Uiiesh. 0. F New Hamburg 
 
 DIpiiel, D Morrliton 
 
 Fisher, U KHliiImm 
 
 Fry, T South Cayuga 
 
 Orenzebacb, J Clinton 
 
 (io«ts, J Sebriiigrtvilie 
 
 llerrman. L, Sebrioi^nvllie 
 
 Kaechle, J New Berlin 
 
 Kropp, 8 Hay 
 
 Lerch, Jesse Markham 
 
 I/eaf, York 
 
 Miller, J Woolwich 
 
 Morley, St Ratlio 
 
 Nash, J r. Clinton 
 
 Kothaermel, U Hespeler 
 
 Staebler, J St. Jacobs 
 
 Staebler, J.Q Ciirrick 
 
 Schmidt, Wm Hamilton 
 
 Schneider, N Ralnbam 
 
 Schmidt. J ,<t. Jacobs 
 
 Schwaud, Wm New Hamburg 
 
 Scbarlfe, Fr Colborne 
 
 Stoebe, A Nornmnhy 
 
 Saner, Wm. II VMllounliby 
 
 Werner, II Port Elgin 
 
 Whittington, Wm Markham 
 
 WlldJang, L Wallace 
 
 Waggoner, J Ottervllle 
 
 Winkler, Ph St. Jacob's 
 
 Hwr Jemsalein Church of 
 
 CsiMulaa 
 
 Rev. Adam Ruby, Prttidmt, Berlin. 
 Rev. F. W. Turk, Sftrrtary, Uoiliii. 
 Rev. II. 8. Iluber, Treaturrr, Berlin. 
 
 Gould, Edwin Montreal 
 
 Turk, Fred. W Berlin 
 
 S.iul, Richard Strathroy 
 
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 HCOItTllAIU. 
 
 COONTIU. 
 
 AVDITOIta. 
 
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 lliiA.Ni T, y. !Sli(.n«t<)n«, llr«nlfora. 
 
 Ilni <'K N. Ilaniiiiimil, ^iiukmh. 
 
 Caulktom K 8h«rw(KHl, oiUwa. 
 
 DOMtnii A. MrDuDfll, MorrUburuh. 
 
 I)tiKiiAM,W. U... Kolit. Arnmur, lluwniitiivllle. 
 
 " K. II. .. (liMirnc V. Ward, Port llii|)e. 
 
 Ei.iiM Ichn McKay, Wt. ThomsH. 
 
 Kn.sKX Inliii A. Aiikln. Sniulwlcti. 
 
 Kromknau Jhiiixii Diiraiid. KliiiiKtun. 
 
 (]|.»NiuKr A. Mcl)(in«ll, AlDxanilria. 
 
 Umc^villk Wm. J. Si-ott, I'rtismtt. 
 
 Orkv Thoa. LiiDD, Owt>ii Sound. 
 
 IlM.KiMANi) Akiihw IV Karrvll. Cayuga. 
 
 IIAI.TIIV iTbtiina* Karxy. Milton. 
 
 IlvMTIXrtS |W. II. l'(inU>D, llrllfTille. 
 
 lli'RoN John Halt, (lodi-rlch. 
 
 Kkm I', D. McKBllar, Chatham. 
 
 KiJicinT0!« (CiT-i) Wm. ()«). Drupor, Kiotcxton. 
 
 I.AMiiToN i Henry (liana. Sarnia. 
 
 LtKAKK, S. K.... Jamcn IM\, Purth. 
 
 '' N. U. ...0. JnnoK, Alnmnta. 
 I.KKim JDavld Jones, llr<K'kTiIIe. 
 
 Ai>minT,*r,.. } !M- P RoWm. N»l>.nee. 
 
 LiNcoiN ijohn PowoU, Ntaicara. 
 
 London (ClTT)...:W. C. L. 0111, London. 
 
 MinnLEKKx Jamtm Ki'DTuiuin. Uiudon. 
 
 Norfolk ,V. L. WaUh, Simcoe. 
 
 NOBTiirji ,W. R. (leurRe 9. Boulton. Colmurg. 
 
 " K. U. J. M. Orover, CollHirnB. 
 
 Ontirio John U. IVrry. Whli>-7 
 
 Oxford ; Ja«. Ingerwill, Woodnfocl, 
 
 Pekl I Solomon Rri>Kft, Ilramptca. 
 
 Perth William Smith. Stmtfonl. 
 
 pETKRUoRoi'on .. C. Knljiil)(B, Petnrlpomu){h. 
 
 Prkxiott S. M. Oimhnian, L.'Orii{nal. 
 
 Prim'E KnvARii John P. Itoblln. I'icton. 
 
 RoPREW '.Ilia. MorrU, Springtown. 
 
 Ui'SHKLL JamtM K,>ays, Knaavll. 
 
 SiMcoK Oxorfm Loiint, llarriti. 
 
 Stormoni (leo. C Wood, Cornwall. 
 
 Toronto (Oitt).. Samuel Sharwood, Toronto. 
 
 VicniRiA 11. Uiinxforil. Lindcay. 
 
 WATtRLoo, N.R. D. 8. Shoemaker, lleriln. 
 
 •• 8. R. Inaai- Clemenft. Freaton. 
 
 Wkm.ani) D. D'Kveranlo, Fonthlll, 
 
 Welliniito.n Jamua Webster, fluelpb. 
 
 WENTWORTn I J. II. (Irier, Ilamiltun. 
 
 VouK i.Iobn Ridout, Tonmto. 
 
 " N. R is. Pearioa, Newmarket 
 
 llrant lami'H WoiHivalt and Roliorl Mi'l.mn, Urantfonl 
 
 Carletnu lohn Ktinnrdy, (Jmcoode; T. (I Andi'nom, ll,-ll xC'irnpn. 
 
 KiKin Colin MrDouKall, Hi- Tbomaii; J. KIrkbind, A>lmHr. 
 
 Kaaex P, II. Morin and Alex. WilkinMin, 8aiiilwirh. 
 
 U«D"!i"Ad } '"•'■''•'■ *"'■"• Adolphuitown; Kd. Il.-iper.Camdon Kant. 
 
 Urxy \V. II. Carney and J. C. SprafrKe, Owen Sound 
 
 llaldimand.. I Turton, Hunnvllle; A. VV. Thonipeon, Mount llouley, 
 
 lialton John llolisate and John White, Milton 
 
 liHHtini!" K. W. Ilolton and C. U. L'lVenronte, Ik'lleTille. 
 
 Ilunm and ) Janioi Snitt, Weatfleld ; Joaeph Sherlock. Oodurlcb. 
 
 Bruce j iJ. Katlwnid, SnuUiainplim ; hA Suvngt, (\xmik. 
 
 Kant jJuhn V DelmaK" ond Kb'hard Monrk, Chatham. 
 
 Lambton jUeorga W. Tbomaa and Dafid Buchanan, Sarnla. 
 
 Renfrew* } ^'' *'''^- ^^'^ '"'' ■">"""» Br.wke, Perth. 
 lA^dslllren. 0. II. Peck, Preaeott; S. .McCamnion, (lananntiue. 
 
 Lincoln iJohn Roaa, NbiKara ; 8. 8. Junkin, St. Calharliu>H, 
 
 MIddleaez ... Jamea JohnHton. Uindon; Wm. Field, Delawa>-e. 
 Norfolk Wm. H. Sharp and L. II. Hunt, Slinca<>. 
 
 A^Durham} *• >'''''»'W»'tf n, Nawcai,tU>; M. K. Lockwood, ilrlKhUm. 
 
 Ontario D. Beach. Whitby; Joaeph Dickey. Uxhridin<. 
 
 Oxford Jamea lluiihea and John (lordon, Wcmdatork 
 
 Perth loaeph Wataon. Stratford; Wm. Smith. Mitchell. 
 
 Peterlxiro' ... Jamea Foley, Norwood; J. J. Ha)l. Peterboro'. 
 
 Vyw^M * } "■ ^''^''"'""' *"<' ""'*''' Hamilton, L'tJrIgnal. 
 Pr. Kdwaird... Cannilf Ilaight and Tbomaa Donnelly, Plcton. 
 SImcoe S. M. Bamlford and Allen Lloyd, Barrle. 
 
 DunToin.} ;*"»""' U»rtand Angua McDonell, Cornwall. 
 
 Victoria 'J. H. Ilonkinaand J. D. Smith, Lindsay. 
 
 Waterloo 'II. K. J. .lackaon, Berlin; John Allrhln, .New Hamburg. 
 
 Welland lamos Muuro, Thorold; James A. Wilkinson Chippewa. 
 
 Wellington... Kdwin Newton and W . 8. (1. Knowles, Ouclph 
 Wentwortb.. J. Wetenhall. Hamilton; W. A. Cooley, Ancastcr. 
 York tt Peel. R. Moore and Wm. Gamble. Toronto. 
 
 MINT* aURVEVORS. 
 
 liranl—O. Roblnaon, Brantfoni; iJiyin— T W. Dobble, Derebnm; 
 Ss.wr—A.Wilkiimou, Sandwich ; fronttnac, Lm. rf" ^(i.— H.KobinHon, 
 Bi>11yiiahynch; (?rfy—C. Rankin, Owen Sound; Huilin(i*~-K. Frsii.is, 
 Trenton ; ffiirnn <f flruiy— A. Bay, Clinton ; Le»h <f <,'rmvillr—J. Itur- 
 chill, Merrlckville ; Lincoln— II. %. Rykert, St. Catharines ; MiMlrsejc— 
 Charles Connor, London. Niirfnlk — T. W. Walnh, Simcoe; Onlarin — 
 John Shier, Whitby; f>J-/»rd — W. O. Wenham, Ingersoll; J'rrlh — 
 J. G. Kirk, Stratford ; I'rincr Ktlwanl—J . O. Conger, Plcton ; Simcoe — 
 IlenryCreswIck, Barrie, Sturmnnt, Diimlas ifOlmgary—lt, R. Brown, 
 Osnabruck : }ViittTli>n — Jos. Ilobeon, llerli i ; H'rUinf/ton — Francla Kerr, 
 Qaelph; Wentworth—V/m. Boultbee, UamUtoa. 
 
 FOREIGN CONSULS IN CANADA. 
 
 BELGIUM. 
 Omtvl, Quebte, Abraham Joseph. 
 Vxce-Ojnsul, Mimtreal. Josei h Jpsae. 
 
 DENMARK. 
 WeeCimtul, Mmilrtal, Thomaa Ryan. 
 
 FRANCE. 
 
 Comul-tlenfrnl , Baron Gauldr^e Boll- 
 
 leaa. refidence Quebec. Chancellor 
 
 nf the Oyn»uliitf. Gtntrnl, Henri Feer. 
 
 VicfOmml. Montreal. Hon.Thoe.Uyan. 
 
 Theodore Doucet Acting. 
 Omsid. Agent, T)>ronto, W.J.Macdonell. 
 
 HANOVKR. 
 Cmtiil, Montrenl^ Henry Chapmau. 
 
 HAX.HETOWN.o.UBKCK. BREMEN 
 
 AND IIAMUUKGH. 
 CWtuii/, Quebec, Edward Ryan. 
 Vice-iX/nsul, Montreal. Thomas Ryan. 
 
 ITALY. 
 Cotisuh, Montreal. Henry Chapman ; 
 (iusjif. II ratio LeBoutililer. 
 Mi;CKLK.NBl!KGSCIIWERIN. 
 Chnsul, Queljec,ijaateiy Ikding. 
 
 NETHERLANDS. 
 OmiuUOentral. B. Homer Dixon, Esq., 
 K.N.L., residence The Uumewood, 
 Toronto. 
 
 OLDENBURG. 
 
 Cbntul, Quebec, Gustar Beting. 
 
 PORTUG.aL. 
 Yiee-Oamul, Quebec, Wm. H. Tllatone. 
 
 PRUSSIA. 
 
 OmmUt, Montreal, Henry Chapman ; 
 
 Quebec, Uod. George Pembertun. 
 
 SPAIN. 
 Cbniul, Montreal, Henry Chapman. 
 
 SWEDEN AND NORWAY. 
 Cornul, Qwttec. .Alfred Falkenbt-rg. 
 Vice-Vnnnul. Montreal, II. Chapman. 
 
 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 
 Om-iiilOeneral, Hon. Joa. R. Giddinga, 
 
 rpsident'o Montreal. 
 Qmsuli, (A/js/ii!, Thou. FItnam ; Quebec, 
 
 C. S llgden. 
 Qmmlnr Anemti. fhaticnok and Inland 
 
 I'und, Edward llennesey; Cobourg, 
 
 George Perry ; Danville, J. B. Kirk- 
 Patrick; Durnlte, John McMuUen; 
 f^irt Erie, John Dougliia ; Unmilton, 
 3. D. Irwine; llemminnl'nrd, ^i. W. 
 Bnrdick ; KingiUm, J. C. Clark ; La- 
 cnlle (Hmae^t Point), F. W. Myers; 
 tinrpetti. Eraat. Hill; Niagara t'alli, 
 Joel Harris ; Print St. Charles atui 
 St. Ltimlirrt, W, Bennet ; Ittrt Hur- 
 well. R. D. Lake ; Pirl Colhorne. Jan. 
 Fortler: /Vr< H'ipe, John A ibis; 
 Prrt Rowan, W. U. Stevunson; fhrt 
 Sarnia, R. C. McMulleo ; /br( Slan- 
 ley. Joseph Bostwick ; Prescntt, J. 8. 
 Ilowley ; Kt tWharinet. D.C.Uaynes; 
 Toronto, David Thuraton. 
 
 URUGUAY. 
 Omsul, Montreal, F. W. llenahaw. 
 
 j Consuls General rank with Brig*- 
 '; dier Generals ; Omsuls with l-'olonels 
 i and Lieutenant Colonds ; VicinConsulB 
 j wi*h Capt.iins in the .Army, and Oou- 
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 I Army. 
 
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 U!n»m»iTT or Toronto.— Viritor, Right Hon. Charlea 
 Stanlny Vlnconut .Moni-k. OoTHrnor Oeneral of Britinh 
 North America. Chitncellor, Hon. Joaeph C. Morrlxon. 
 Vioe-Chancellor, Hon. Jamea I'attoD, LL.D. Mmlitrs nf 
 the •'knaU: John Ijington, M. A.; Rev. J. MeCaul, LIi.D. ; 
 Hon. DaTid ChrixUe, M.L.C. ; Sir William E. \A)gAa, DC.L., 
 ¥.Ui amea J. Hayea, M.D. ; Ker. A. Ullle, D.U.; K. M. 
 Hudder, M.D., r.R.C.a.; R«T. K. RyonoD, D.D.; The Prin- 
 clpnl of Qneen'a College ; ReT. 8. 8. Nellea, H A. ; Very Ker. 
 A. McDooell; G. R. R. Oockburn, MA.; Superior of the 
 Kytown Collage; Wm. T. Alkena. H.D.; H. U Crutt, 
 D.C.L., VC.S.; J. U. Cherriman. M.A.; Daniel Wilaon, 
 LL.D. ; KeT. John Jenninga, D.D. ; Hon. 0. Mowat, Q C, 
 U.PP.; George Uerrick, H.D.; Ira Lewis, M.A.; Larrat 
 W. Smith, D.C.L.; S. 8. Maedonell, LL.D.; KeT. Henry B. 
 Jeuopp, M. A.; John Uclliwell, M.A.; W.G. Draper, M.A.; 
 T. A. McL«an, M.A.; John Boyd, M.A., B.O.L.; Adam 
 Crooka, M.A., B.C.L.; D.McMichael, LL.D.; John K.Thom- 
 •on. B.A.; E. C. Jones, B.A.; J. D. Armour, B.A.; J.J. 
 KingsmiU, B.A. ; Hon. William Cayley, M P.P. ; Rev. W. 
 McClure; Rev. Dr. Fyfe; J. U. Morris. M.A.; Edw. Blake, 
 M.A.; 0. F. Eliot, B A.; Rer. Dr. Barclay; T. J.RolwrtKin, 
 M.A.; KeT.Mr.Che<:kltty;Rev. V.O.Walsb; Rev. Mr. Cnr- 
 man; E.Bull. Offlcrrio/tlie Senate: KeT.A.Lorimer, Lib- 
 rarian : T. Moss. M.A., Registrar. Scfuilarthipt offered at 
 Bzaminatioiu of the Unwertity. — Faculty of Law, 4 : 1 for 
 Matriculants,! for Students I yea r'sstandlng,! for Students 
 
 2 yeark' standing, 1 for Students 3 years' standing. Faculty 
 of Mijdicine, 4 : 1 for Matriculants, 1 for Students 1 year's 
 standing, 1 for Students '2 years' standing, 1 for Students 
 
 3 years' standing. Faculty of Arts, U : at the Matricula- 
 tion Kxaminntion, 1 iu the Greek and Latin Classics, 1 In 
 Mathematics, 4 for General ProHciency iu all the subjects 
 appointed fhr Matriculants, — at the Examination fbr the 
 Firnt Vear, 1 in the Greek and Latin Classics, 1 in Mathe- 
 matics, 4 for General Proficiency in all the subjects ap- 
 pointed Ibr Students of the First Tear,— at the Examlnv 
 tion fur the Sei'ond Year, 1 in the Greek and I/Ktin Clas- 
 sics, 1 in Mathematii^, 1 in the Natural Sciences, 1 In 
 Modem Languages, with History, 1 In Logic, Ethics and 
 Metaphysics, 1 for General Proficiency in all the subjects 
 appointed for Students of the Second Yaai-, — at the Exam- 
 ination for the Third Year, 1 in the Greek and Latin Clas- 
 sics. 1 In Mathematics, 1 in Natural Sciences, I In Motiem 
 Languages, with History, 1 in Ethics and Metaphysics, 
 with Civil Polity and Ulii.ory, I (br General Proflclonoy in 
 all the aumeots appointed for Students of the Third Year. 
 Value of each Scholarbhip £30, and teuabla for I year oi.iy. 
 
 T7NIVER8ITT COLLEQI.— President, Rev. J. McCauI, LL.D. ; 
 
 Vice President, . Professors : Classics, Logic, 
 
 and Rhetoric, Rev. John McCaul, LL. D. ; Metaphysics and 
 £thiv8, Rev. James Beaven, D.D. ; Chemist ry and Experi- 
 mental Philoeophy, H. H. Croft, D.C.L. ; Agriculture, Geo, 
 Bnckland; Natural Philosophy, J. B. Cberriman, M.A.; 
 History and English Literature, D. Wilson. LL.D. ; Natu- 
 ral History, Rev. Wm. HIncka, F.LS.; Mineralogy and 
 Geology, E. J. Chapman, Ph. D. ; Modern Languages, .T. 
 Forneri, LL.D.; Meteorology and Director of .Magnetical 
 Olieervatory, 0. T. Kingston, M.A.; Lectnrer on Oriental 
 Literature, J. M. Uirschfeldar : Tutor and Registrar, Kev. 
 A. Wickson, LLJ>. 
 
 Burmr't Department of (lie PnivertUy, Vnivertity (MUeye 
 anii tipper Oanada (MUge — Bursar, David Bnchan ; 
 Book-keeper, M. Druramond ; Clerk, J. R. B. Smith ; Mes- 
 senger, Wm. Morrow. Office on U. C. College Grounds, 
 corner of SImooe and Adelaide Streets. 
 
 Uiriy lasiTT or Qdiek'b Collxok, KiifoiTon.— Incorporated 
 by Royal Charter. Prlmipal: The Very Rev. Wm. Leiteh, 
 D.D. Picultiet n/The/Ungy and Arlt: Very Rev. Principal 
 Leiteh, D.D., Ihimnrius Prnfossor of Divinity; Kev. John B. 
 Hovrat, M.A., I'rofcssor of Oriental I.«nj^iaires, Biblical Cri- 
 tHsm and Church Hixfory; Rev, Jiu. Williamson, M. A., 
 LL.D., Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy ; 
 Kev. John C. Murray, Professor of Ijogic and Mental and 
 Mural Philosophy; Kev. George Weir, M>A., Professor of 
 Classical Literature, and Secretary to the Faculty of Arts; 
 Geo. LawBon, Ph. D., LL.D., Prolbssor of Natural History. 
 f\jii!uUy of Medieiru: John R. Dickson, M.D., M.K.O.P.L 
 and M.KC.S.B., Professor of the Principles and Practice of 
 Surgery, Dean of the Medical Faculty; Horatio Yatas, M.D., 
 Professor of the Principles and Praetlee of Medicine; FIfc 
 Fowler, M.D., L.R.C.8., Edinburgh, Profsssor of Hatatia 
 Hedka and Pharmacy ; J. P. Utsiifleld, UJ)., ProlMMir of 
 
 Forensic and State Medicine; Geo. Lawsnn, Ph. D.. LL.D., 
 ProfHSSiir of Chemistry and i'rartical Chemistry ; Mirbsi'I 
 Ijavell. M.D., Professor of Ohstotrica and Diseases of Women 
 and Children; Roderick Kimoedy, M U., I, K.C.S.. Edin- 
 burgh, Professor of A nat'imy; Octavlus Ystas. .M.D., Pro- 
 fessor of Institutes of Medicine; Michael Sullivan, M.D., 
 Demonstrator of Anatomy. iUeuUy 0/ Lnw : Hon. Alex- 
 nder Campbell, M.UC Dean of the Faculty of Law; 
 Jam«f A. Henderson. Master in Chancery, and Wm. Geo. 
 Draper. Lecturers. Board nf Tnalea : Ref. Hugh Urqu- 
 hart,D.D., Rev. Alexander Bpeneo, Kev. John Barclay, 
 D.D., Ker. J. C. Muir, D.D.. Rev. John McMorine. Kev. 
 
 A. MathiaaoD, D.D., Kev. John Cook, D.D., Kev. George 
 Bell, B.A., Rev. Duncan Morrison. Kev. James WilllHin- 
 Bon. MA., LL.D., The Principal, Hun. Chief Justice Mc- 
 Lean, Alexander Mcl^san, George Neilson, A, Drummond 
 (Treasurer), Hugh Allan, J. Cameron, John Paton, Judge 
 Malloch, Alex. Morris, J. Thnms<in, George Davidson. John 
 Greenshields, Hon ,1. Hamilton (Chairman), Judge U)Kie, 
 Edward Malloch, Wm. Ireland,' Secretary to the Hoard 
 of Trnstaes. The Session of the Faculty of Arts begins on 
 the first Wednesday of October, and aodson the last Thurs- 
 day of April. The Session of the Medical Faculty also 
 begins on the first Wednesday of October, and ends on 
 the last Thursday of March. The Session of the Law Fa- 
 culty opens on Bth January and cloaa* on 30th March. The 
 Theological Classes commence on the first Wednesday of 
 November, and close at the end of April. 
 
 U.vivERsiTT or TBiifiTT CoLUOx. ToRoHTO.— Incorporated 
 by Royal Charter, 185*2.— Corporation : The Hon. and Riglit 
 Rev. the Ijord Bishop of Toronto; the Right Rev. the Lord 
 Bishop of Huron; the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of On- 
 taria Trtuteet : Rev. II. J. Orasett, B.D. ; the Hon. O. W. 
 
 Allan; Lewis Mofbtt, Esq. Treaiurer: . OnmcQ 
 
 —Honorary Memhert : the Hon. P. M. Vankonghnet, D.C. L. ; 
 John Arnold, Esq. lic-<Mcu> Memhert: the Hon. J. H. 
 Cameron, D.C.L., Q.C., Chancellor of the University ; the 
 Rev. the Provost of Trinity College. Membert from the 
 DiacruofTcnmnto: Prof. Bovell. M.D. ; Prof. Hind, M.A.; the 
 Ven. A. N. Bethune, D.D., D.C.L., Archdeacon of Toronto- 
 thfl Rev. H. J. Orasett, B D. ; the Hon. Q. W. AlUn . Lewis 
 HoRatt, Esq. ; the Hon. Mr. Vlca-Chancellor Spragge ; 
 James M. Strachan, Esq. ; the Hon. Mr. Justioa Ilagarty, 
 D.O.L.: Samuel Biikerton Ilarman, B.C L.; Thos. C. Street, 
 Esq. ; Rev. T. B. Fuller. D.D., D.C.L. ; Rev. W. McMurray, 
 D.D., D.C.L. ; Rev. S. Glvms ; Kev. J. G. Geddes. Memberi 
 from tht IHooete <if Huron: the Ven. C. C. Brough, M.A., 
 Archdeacon of London ; Rev. F. W. .Sandys, D.D. ; Rev. M. 
 Boomer, LL.D. ; Rev. St. George Caulfleld, LL.D. ; Rev. J. 
 W. Harsh, H.A. Mevthert from the Dioctu nf Ontario: 
 the Ven. H. Patton, D.C.L., Archdeacon of Ontario ; the 
 Very Rev. W. B. Lauder, LL.D , Dean of Ontario; Richard 
 Cartwright. Esq. ; James A Henderson, Esq., D.C.L. ; Rev. 
 W. Bleasdell, M.A. Secretary: Charles Magraih, B.C.L. 
 Offlctn nf Ih* OoUtae : Provost and Professor of Divinity, 
 Rev. Geo.Whltaker, M.A.; Profensor of Classics, Kev. John 
 Ambery, M.A. ; Professor of .Mathematics. W. Junes, Esi]., 
 B.A.; Professor of Chemistry and Geology, H. Y. Hind, 
 M.A. ; Professor of Physiology, James Boveil, H.D. ; Clas- 
 sical Lecturer, Rev. A. J. Broughall, M.A. ; Profsaaor of 
 Music, G. W. Strathy, Mus. Doc. 
 
 UmvERsiTT or Victoria Colleor, CoBoima.— Phi'i>fr«t(y 
 Senate: Kev. S. 8. Nelles, D.D., President; President of 
 Executive Council, Speaker of Legislative Council, Speaker 
 of Legislative Assembly, Attorney-Oeneral for Upper Can- 
 ada, Solicitor-General for Dp|)er Canada ; Rev. J. B. Howard, 
 D.D., Rev. B. Wood, D.D., Rev. E. Ryerson, D.D., Rev. A. 
 Qreen, D.D., Rev. R. Jones, Kev. O. R. Sanderson, Rev. 
 
 B. D. Rice, Kev. J. Douse, Rev. W. Jelfera, Rev. J. B. 
 Aylesworth, M.D. ; Prolbesors Kingston, Wilson, Whitlock 
 and Harris; Hon. Dr. Rnlph, Hon. James Ferrinr; Profea- 
 Bors Oeikie, Berrymsn, Reld.CanuilT; R.Wondsworth.Jas. 
 L. Biggar, Ewj., M.P.P., J. Motoali; Esq.. J. H. Dumble, M.A., 
 Amos Wright, Wm. Kerr, M.A.. W. W. Dean, B.A., C. M. 
 Cameron, MA., M.D., M. Lavell, M.D., Wm. Anglin, and 
 J. Beatty, M.D. mtcully (tf ArU: Rev. S. 8. Nellea, D.D., 
 President, Prof, of Mental Philosophy, Logic, Ethics and 
 the Evidences of Religion; Wm. Kingston, H.A., Prof, of 
 Mathematics and Astronomy ; John Wilson, M.A., Prof, of 
 Latin and Greek Languages ; Rev. G. C. Whitlock, LL.D., 
 Prof, of Natural Philosophy and Natural Illatory ; E. P. 
 Harris, Ph. D., Prof of Chemistry, and Modern Languages ; 
 Hev. A. H. Reyner. B.A., Classical Tutor ; A. R Bain. B.A., 
 English Tutor; W. U. MeUra, aA., Mathsmatlcal Tutor. 
 
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 rtuutlt/ qf JUfdtcinr: Hon. John Rnllili. M D . 1,1,1)., MR. 
 C,S., Kill?., I'rofccdor <if iMmllcint" unci .>,iclli til I'HIIhiloKy ; 
 J. Cordon, M.D., do ; W. U.CMkle.M I)„l'iol of ,MldwlJ«iy 
 »nd DiHBBnen of Women and Children ; C. V. Ilorryiuan, 
 M.I)., M.A., Prof, of .Mntcria Mpdic« and ThBraiK-nlicii; 
 John N. Kuid, I'rof. of Iiiatitutea of Mndieine; J. 11. hrnx- 
 ttrr, M.A„ Hnif of Chenilntry and Uolany ; Jw. Ni-wooinb, 
 M.D, M.K.CB., KDg., LKC.r. l,niidoD, I'rof. of PriDPiiilea 
 and I'ractlce of Surger.v ; C B. Hall, MD„du.; 0. V. Uor- 
 ryinan, MI),, M,A., I'nif. of Medical Jurisprudence ; Hod, 
 John Kolph, M.U., LL.U.. M,1<.C.S„ Kug.. Prof, of GemrNl 
 AnttUimy; A, K, gtrachau, M.D., do, : Janiea Newconib, 
 M.D, M.RCS. Kng,, Prof, of gurfiii'al Anntimy; Jas. U, 
 Faris, M.D., Prof,of Practical Anatc.niy. thculty nf Law. 
 Urn, LtiwU WallbridgH, M. P.P., and Rolicrt A, ilarriunn, 
 Il.U.L,, Kxamlnen, The Lecture* In Medicine are deli- 
 vered In Toronto, The Reaaion begins on the 1st of October, 
 and enda on the Ist of March, The Bummer Session be- 
 gins on the 15th of April, and ends the lastof August, Thr 
 lectures In Arts commence on the laat Thursday in August 
 and cloee about the middle of May. The total uxpeniie for 
 board, tuition and incidentals la $1U0 per annum. 
 
 UsivERSiTi or McOiLL Coi,ij;oi, Montreal. — Visitor, Ilia 
 Kxi'vlleucy the Governor (lenurul of liritish .North America. 
 Ooveruors: the Hon. C, Dewey Day, LL,D., Prehideut; llie 
 lion, James Ferriur, M,L.C. i Thomas B, Andcrstn, Briij, 
 Holmes, Andrew Robertson, H,A., Christophor Dunkin, 
 M.A., Wm, Molson, Alnx, Morris, M,A„ M.H.P,, the Hon, 
 Joliu Rose, M P,P, Principal : J, Willlum Dawson, LL,D., 
 K.O.S. Fellows: Rev. Canon Leaih, LL.D, Vice-Principal 
 and Dean of the Faculty of Arts; Henry Asplnwall Howe, 
 MA , Kectiir of the High School; the Hon. J.J, C. Ablutt, 
 ll.C.L., M.P.P., Dean of the Faculty of Law; George W, 
 Cauipboll, .MA., M.D„ Dean of the Faculty of Medicine; 
 llrown Chamberlin, M.A,, B.G.L ; Wnlter Jones, M.D. ; 
 ^S. B. Lamlie, B.C.L. ; Sir AVilliani K, Logan, Kt„ LL.D,, 
 F.U.S., F.G.8.; the Principal of St. Francis College. Secre- 
 tary, Registrar and Bursar: Wllllani Craig Biiynea, B.A, 
 Hxi:iilty itf ArU: KoT, Canon Ix'wh. LL,D., Dean of tlia 
 Faculty, I'rofersor of Ix^glc and Moral Philosophy, and 
 Mol«ou Professor of Kngllsh Literature; Rev. A, De Sola, 
 LL.D , Professor of Hebrew and Uriuutal Lltenttuie; J. W. 
 Dawson, LL.D., F R.S., F.G.S., Professor of Natural History 
 and Agriculture; C. V, A. Markgraf, Professor of German 
 I,aiiguagH and Literature; C. Smallwood. M.D., LL.D,, Pro- 
 fesKor of bleteoroloicy ; Alex, Johnson, LL.D,, Professor of 
 Mathematics and Natural Phlioeopby; Kev. Geo, Cornish, 
 1I,A., Profesnor of CIb«sIi«1 Literature; Jon Barber, M,R, 
 C.S \i.. Professor of Onitory ; P. J. Darey, M.A., Professor of 
 French Language and Literature, nieully nf Mrdicint : 
 George W, Campliell, M,A., M.D., Dean of the Faculty, and 
 Professor of Surgery; Arcliiliaid Hall, M,D., Profei-sor of 
 Midwifery and DlRua.-es of Women and Children ; William 
 Fraser M.D., Professor of the Institutes of .Medicine; Wm, 
 Sniberlaiid, M,D., Proftwaor of Chemistry; Wm, K, Scott, 
 M.D,, Profbssor of Anatomy ; Wm. Wright, M.D,, l>rofbssor 
 of .Materia Medica and Pharmacy ; Robt. P. Howard, M,D., 
 Prolofsor of the Theory and Practice of Meilicine; D. 0, 
 McCallum, M,D., Professor of Clinical Medicineand Medi- 
 cal Jurisprudence; Kobt, Cralk. .M.D., Professor of Clinical 
 Surgery ; Horace Nelson. M.D., Demonstrator of Anatomy. 
 Kiculty i\f Lav: Hon. Wm. BadglsT, D.C.L,, Professor of 
 Public and Criminal Uw; the Hon '.f, J, 0. Abbott, B,C,L,, 
 Dean uf the Faculty and Professor of Commercial Law ; F, 
 W. Torrance, M.A., B.C.L., I'rofessor of Civil Law; P, R. 
 Iiafrenaye, B.O L., Professor of Jurisprudence and Legal 
 Bililingraphy; R. G. Laflammn. B.C.L,, Professor of Cus- 
 tomary Law and Law of Heal Kstate; Edward Carter, Q.C, 
 Associate Professor of Criminal I.aw, High Schmi Vejiart- 
 fiifnt: Rector, Pruf H, Aspinwall Howe, M.A.; Masters — 
 T. A. Gibson, M.A„ Classics and English ; D. Rodger, M.A,, 
 Arilhmetin and Geometry ; J, Johnson, U.A , CUhnIcs and 
 Eui^lisb; J, Kemp, Classics and English; Prof. Pierre J, 
 Durey, M,A., Fiesich; Prof, O. F. A. Markgraf, German; 
 J. Andrew, Elocution; J. M. Held, Writing; F. Barn- 
 juin, Drilling and Gymnaiitics, McOill Nnrmal School : 
 J. W. Dawson. LL.D,, Principal and Associats Professor of 
 Nutural Hlstorv; Wm. Henry HIcka, Ordinary Professor; 
 Sampson P, Robins, Ordinary I'rofessor; P. J, Darey, M.A,, 
 AnsucUte Professor of French; James Duncan, Instructor 
 In Drawing; R.8, Fowler, Instructor In Music; J, Andrew, 
 Iniitructur In Elocution. 
 
 UwivtBSiTT OF BiSHOP'R CouEdi, Liif :«oxvn.iK.— Ineof- 
 poratrd by Royal Charter, 1863. President of the Corpo- 
 ration and Visitor. Right Rev. the Lord Biwhop of Montreal. 
 Vice President of the Corp iration and Visitor, Right Rev. 
 the Uird Bishop of Qneliee Cbanpellor, Hon. fir. Jus- 
 tie* McOord. D.C.I^ Vioe^Chanc^lor, ILm R Hnla. M.A. 
 I'rmUa: Hon. K. Hale, M.A. Chairman; Hon M, Hoffatt, 
 DO.L,. Hon. O. Sheppard, D.C.L., Hon, H, Smith, W, 
 Baker, M.A., 0. f. Bowra, M.A,, Rer, W. Bond, M, A,, L. T. 
 
 Morris, Ksq., M.A., R. W. IlenoVcr. Ej-r],, Rev. R Lindmv, 
 M.A , It. T. Morris, M.A., C. Kuww.n. l->.i . M. A.. Rev. (;. i'. 
 Held, M.A., Colonel Rlioiles. M A. O'lUye (Uinnl : Rev. 
 J. U. NImills. D.D.. II. .MiUs, MA., E. ChapniHO. M.A., 
 Hon. Mr. Justice McCord, D C I.,, M:ijor Campliell. C.lt,, 
 kt>y. V. Hamilton, .M.A., Rev (). II. UikIwcII, M.A., .Mons, 
 C. Houx, MA. OlKcrri o/ Die OirixiTalifm : E. l'h»|<uisn, 
 M,A,, Secretary; E- L. Montissmtiert, M.A, Iloiiorary 
 Counsel ; B, T. Morris, M.A,, AtUiruey. Qlficeri nj llir (>* 
 lr4ff.: Senior Department— Rev, J, H, Nicolls, DD^ Princi- 
 pal, and Profesforof Classics; H. Miles, M,A,, Vice-Prim I- 
 pal, and Professor ot Matlieraatics and Natural Philosophy; 
 Kev G. C. Irving, M,A., Dean ; Rev G. B. Diidwell, M.A,, 
 Professor of Divinity and Hebrew ; Mons. C. Houx. M.A,, 
 Professorrif French ; .fl Chapman, M.A, Bursar and Rugia- 
 trar; Rot. A,C, Scart>i, US.T., Librarian. Junior Depart- 
 ment—Rector, Rev. 0. C. Irving, M.A.; Sub-Hector, Hev. 
 W, Richmond, M,A,; .Assistant Masters, U, Slack, BA,, 
 O, B, Uyndmau, L.8,T, ; A, Uuerner. 
 
 Laval Univerbitt, — Visitor: Most Rer, P, F. Turgeon, 
 Rector : Very Rev, B. A, Tas<'hereau, D.Cn.L. Mimlieri uf 
 UieOnmcil: Rev,0, Audet, A.M., Rev. F, Buteau, J,Crem- 
 ■zle, LLD„ Rev. J, B. A. FerUnd, A,M , Rev, Ix)nls Giu- 
 gras, Uev. T, E. Ilamel, A.M., T, S. Hunt, A.M., J. E, Undi y, 
 Sl.D , Kev, C. H. Lavordtere, A,M., Rev. A. l^-gire, Uev, 
 M. E, Methot, A, M,, Hon. A, N, Morin, LL,D., J, 7,. 
 Nault, M.D,, J. A. Seweli, M,D., Hon, J. U, Tessiur, LL.D, 
 
 Secretary, Rev, T, K, Ilamel ; Moderator. ; 
 
 Librarian, Rev. C. II. l.*verdlere, Ihcully nf Theolitpy: 
 Very Rev. E A.Tasi;liereau, Prof.ofOanon lj«w, thcultj/rjf 
 Law ; Dean, Hon. A. N, Morin ; I'rofessors — Hon. A, y. 
 Morin, of the Rights of Nations; J,Crem8iie, of Civil Ijiw; 
 IIi>u. J. U. Tessior, of Law Procedur<< ; A. E. Aubry, LL.D , 
 of Roman Law; N, Casault, of Commercial and Maritime 
 Ij)w; J, Langluis, of Criminal Ijiw; C. F. S. Langelier, 
 LL.D., E.itraordlnary Professor of Introduction to Civil 
 Law, Se<retary, J. Langlois, Fdcuiti/ nf Meilicinr: 3, k. 
 Scwell, De,in ; Profesfors— J. A . Sowell, of Internal Patho 
 logy; J. T. Nault, of Mateila .Medica; J, E. Undry, M D., 
 of External Pathology and Surgery; A, Jark«>n, M D,, 
 of Midwifery; C, E. Lemieux, M.D., of General Pathology ; 
 F, H. A. Larue, M D,, of Medical ,lurlsprndence. Hygiene, 
 and Auutoniical MicroMsopy ; Jos. C. Tache, of Physiology ; 
 L.J. A.SImard. M.A., ExtraordinnryProfesaor of Anatomy, 
 Secretary, L, J. A, SImard, Director of the Museum. C. E. 
 I.emioux. faculty of Arit : Rev. J. B.A. Ferland, Dtan. 
 Professors— Rev. J. B. A, Ferland, of Canadian and Ame- 
 rican History ; T, 8, Hunt, of Chemistry. Mineralogy and 
 Geology ; Rev. 0. Brunet, of Botany ; Rev. M. E. Methot, of 
 compared Litenittire ; Rev, T. E. llaniel, of Natural Phllo- 
 lopby and Astronomy; Rev, T. A. Chaudonnot, B.A, of 
 Intellectual and Moral Philosophy; Rev. A. Pellatier,B.A., 
 of Mathematics. Secretary, Rev. T. K. Hamul. 
 
 Uppsr Caiada CoiiFOF..— George R. R. Cockburn. M.A., 
 Priiicipnl; William Wedd, M.A., First Classicul blaster; 
 James Brown, M.A., Mathematical Master : C W. C'oiraon, 
 LLD., English C1assi<'al Master; John Martland, B.A., 
 Second Classical Master ; Michael Barrett, M. A., M.D., First 
 English Master, and Superintendent of Unllage Boarding 
 House; Rev.E. Sehlntar, U. A., French and Oarman Master; 
 C. Thompson, Second Kogllsb Master ; W. J. Wadvworth, 
 AssisUnt Master ; R. J. Balgent, Drawing Master ; Chpt. 
 GiMxIwin, Fencing, Drill, and Qymnaatlci, D. Alderdioa, 
 Janitor and Messenger. 
 
 The College year commences with the Autumn Term. 
 
 The Autumn Term begins Sept 10; Winter do.. Not. 20 ; 
 Spring do., Feb. 1&; Summer do., Mayl. Reportsof the pro- 
 gress and conduct nf the pupils are sent to parents tw ice each 
 Term, or oftener If deslrad. Deducting the Vacations, the 
 Term' "vr ten weeks each. The Tuition Fee is $10 for one 
 Pupil, $9 each for two (Brothers), |8 e^h fbr three (Bro- 
 thers) ; and the Fee for Boarders, Inclusive of Tuition, is $46 
 per Term. The many improvements made in the arrange- 
 ment of the College Boarding House have been found to 
 add very materially to the comfort of the boarders. A large 
 paved Ball Court and a Gymnasium, fitted up with the most 
 approved modem appllanoes, and a spacious play-gronnd 
 and cricket ground aliord ample facilities for out-door exor- 
 cise and amuaement within the College bounds. The Board- 
 ing House Is conducted strictly as an Integral part of the 
 Institution, it» disbursements paid out of, and its returns 
 paid Into, the general funds. Prises of books and eertift- 
 eates of honor are given every Tear to those who distinguish 
 themselves in any of the snlfeots taught in the College 
 His Kxcelleney the Qovernnr General offers annually a 
 Taluable Prlie of Books for the best examinations In the 
 higher departments of the College Curriculum At the 
 Annual Public Kxsmioatitm In July Rxhibitions are com- 
 nsled fbr, varying In ralna fhHn $130 to $40 per annum. 
 Oompetltlon ft>r uem all is open to the Orammar Schools 
 
 BROWN BROTHERS, MANUFACTURING STATIONERS, TORONTO. (See Card, p. 790.) 
 
CANADIAN GAZETTEER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 965 
 
 KDUCATIONAL. 
 
 of the while ProTitiMi. More thnn 2,800 of the yniitb of 
 tb« Pnjrium h»TH rec«lTe<t their eduratlnn. In whole nr 
 in port. In Upper Canada College. The Klrst Claiwlcal, and 
 the ^IrtthftinKtif'Jil MaaterH, weie pnplU of the ItiRtltntlon; 
 aM WHr« llkewlw the ((<'<'''«'' portion nf the Medal-men, 
 gchulam, and Uonor-men of our Univ. •sltiei. 
 
 K.tox Coi.nnK.— Principal and Pre .'Mor of 8Tiit«mat1« 
 Di»inity. llev. M. Wllliii. 1).D., 1,1. D.; I'rof.wior lif Kxenet- 
 |f«l Uitjultv and Phlloaophy. Re». O. P. Vonnn. MA.; 
 ProfPMorofClmr'-h llintiiry and Evidencee of Uirintlanlty, 
 Khv. It. Hiirn.4, D.D.: Chairman of Colluge Roerd. Ker Jaa. 
 Dl.'k, S'^'binond Hill : 8ecrettry, Kev. Wm. K*ld, A.M. 
 8«twinn open* on flrat Wednesday of October, and clowa on 
 first WednexdHy of April. 
 
 CoxoRFOATioNti 0Oi,iEni; OF B. N. AMKRirA. Toronto.— 
 Treasurer, P. Kieeliiud. Ei-q.; Secretary. Iter. F. II. Marlins, 
 Toronto. Dirfiiifrt: Rev. T 8 EllerbT, Kev A Llllie.U.O., 
 Re». E. EW.«. Kev. Thoa. M. Helkie, Rev. A Wlckwm. f,I,.D., 
 Rev. \V. H. Allwortb, Rev. J. Porter, Rev. W. K. Clarke; 
 Messrs. A. Christie, J. Naamith, J. Sn.irr, E Kimliall, J. 
 Ilodgwin. J. Turner, and D. lll|{(;laa. Pnitesanr of Theo- 
 logy, Ac, Rev. A. Lillle, D.D. Course extends through five 
 ■eseions of six niunths each, commencinK In October. 
 
 N.B In 18M. the College will be removed to Montreal, 
 and aatrictly theological course of three years constituted, 
 to be preoided, is the caae of those who are not i;raduatea 
 of a college, by a literary course to be arranged hereafter. 
 
 RRiinpous CouiOE.— Very Her. Angus D. McDonall, 
 DD., Pre«ldent; Rev. J. O'Hrlen, B A., Director; llevs. 
 D:iraam Matte. B.A., M«8Hrs. J. Swift, Edward McManiu, 
 Miirtin Lee, Michael Stant<in, Michael U'Kean, Cbarlef 
 Uauthier, Francis Walker, Professors. 
 
 Eoman Cbthotic inititutiom undtr the charge of tht Clergy 
 lif Ihe Dioctte of Ihnmto. 
 
 St. Michael's Colieoi!. — Very R»t. J. M. Soulerin, 
 Superior, and Professor of Do^jmatlc Theology : Rev. C. 
 Vincent, Treasurer, and Professor of Moral Theology; 
 Rev. M. Ferguson, 1st Clamical Teacher; Rev. D. O'Con- 
 nor. 2nd Classical Teacher; Mr. Joseph McCann. 3rd 
 ClassicHl Teacher; Rev. F. Walsh, 1st EuKllsh Miwter; 
 Rev. Th. McCarthy, 2nd English Master; Mr. P Madden, 
 Professor of Malheniutlcs and Natural Philosophy; Rev. 
 M. Faniy, Professor of liOgic and French; Mr. II. Tapes, 
 German Teacher andMaster of Discipline : Mr. Uagneur, 
 Mu~lc Master. Chrulian Urnlhrrii, 12 in number, conduct 
 4 Pchoolg: St. Michael's. Richmond street; 8t. Mary's, 
 Ralhurst street; .St. Paul's, Power street; St. Patrick's, 
 Duu.iu,r ft.; Brother Hugh, Director. CmxtM ami Aca- 
 df.ni/ o/ Ute. Nuns of t-iretto.— Rev. Mother Teresa Dease, 
 Suiwrloress; Religious, 2.1; BoardorH, .10; 8ch<K)l, 80; Free 
 Sihiiol pupils, '21)0; Archdeacon O'Keefe, Chaplain. SHalrrs 
 tif St. Joiepii (new Convent, blessed by His Lordship Bp. 
 Lynch, uti Aug. 15, 18(131: Mother Antonette, Superioress; 
 Religious, 56; Houseof the Novitiate, 13 novices, 3 boarders, 
 5(1 day pupils; a Free School attached, In which are 60 
 children.— The f>lHteihood likewise conduct 8chi»la In va- 
 rious parts of the city ; average attendance. 680. Si.tlfri 
 of C/iarili/ nf SI. rincftU Ue /bui.— Sister Mary .losepb, 
 8i»f«r ServaHt.— St. Mary's Academy, industrlAl school ftir 
 girls, incorporated by act of Legislature.— Free Schoid for 
 girls; average attendanoe, 200. &Aaa< for fVaui/ri, Bond 
 street — Select School, conducted by the Nuns of Lorelto; 
 average attendance, 70. St. Vincent' i SeUct */««)/.— Con- 
 ducted by the Sisters of Charily ; avenge attendance. 85, 
 /fou»e o/Prm^wfcnce.— Mother l>eChantul. Superioress; Re- 
 ligious. 12; Orphans, 180; Old and Infirm. 120. St.JohnU 
 AgriaMural Oilege. — '200 acre* In Uore of Toronto; 20 
 youths, who attend achiK)!, work on the farm, and acquire 
 habits of loductry and a good e<luc«tlon.— Rev, P. O'Con- 
 nor, Rector. Omvent of Our Lndi/ nf Ihr. JUoH Blrjtfd 
 .^icrnmrnt. Niagara Falls.— Mother Joachim. Superioress; 
 Religious, 12; BoiuJers, 20; Free School. 80; Religious, 11. 
 Rev. P. .Mulligan, (^hsplaln. Omrmt o/ St Josejih, Barrie. 
 —Six Religious visit the sick and poor, and keep a Free 
 Schiml of 20 children ; Mother Sister St. Jnhn, Si:perlores». 
 l>mwnt of fit. Jittrph, Osliawa— Four Religious visit th* 
 sick and |ioor. and keep a Free School; average attend- 
 ance. 70.— Sister Aloysis. Superioress. <im\wl itf St.tMh- 
 an'MM— Sisters of .'^t. JoHepli,— Five Religious visit the 
 sick and piH>r, and \n-\> a Fri* School for ulris : average 
 attendance, 120.— Sister Bernanl. superioress, bfiif and 
 Dumb Imlitutum.—SUwrt of St. Joseph; Pupils, 10. 
 
 Qi HiFC Seminart — Suiwrlor.Verv Rev K. A . Tascherean. 
 PirniiTt: Kev, L. (liugrss. Rev. F. Buteau. Rev. M. E. 
 Mcthot, Rev. C. II. Uverdlere, Rev. O. Andet, Rev. A. 
 I^egsre. Ag^Tegate Members : Rev, T. E, llamel. Rev, C, 
 E. Legare, A.M., and Rev. P, Koussel, M.A. Auxiliary 
 
 Members: R«t. J. V. Bnlllarga, Rer. 0. Brunei, Rev. J. 
 Slremler. DD., D.C.L., Rev, V. Laliberte, Rev D, (loiithier. 
 Rev «, Pa<|U«t. B A., Rev. L Reaudet, A,M,. Rev, T, A. 
 Chandonnet, Kev, N, Malngul, B,A.. Rev. L. Paipiet, B.A., 
 Rev. V, I>>gare. Rev, D.Vetlna, Rn,l Rev. A. Pelletlcr. B A. 
 Grand S'.minnry: Director, Rev. F. Bateau. Professors: 
 Kev. K. A. Taschureau. Hev. F, Buteau, Rev. J. Stremler. 
 ilinnr Seminnry : Dirt^rtor, Rev. O Audet: Prefect of 
 Studies. Rev. M. E. Methot. Professors : llev. M. E. Methot. 
 Rev. C. K. I,<'gare, Rev, L, Reaudet, Kev, P. Koussel, Rev, 
 D Venlna, Rev, F. Ijililwte, Rev. P. Dohertv. Rev N. 
 LalllH'rte. Rev. W. Couture, Kuv. C. Uall«, and Itev. M. 
 O'Couaell. 
 
 Nonti Dame nr Levi CoLLrns. — Director. Rut. D. Clot>- 
 thler. Treasurer. Rev. K. Dumontler. Profeeaors : Kev. 
 II, Marcenu. Kev, P Savoie, Itev. II, Oonstautin, Kev. M. 
 Allard, Kev. H. (Iraham, and Mr. Whitty. 
 
 EoCT.ESiASTiCAL Semikary o»Oitawa. — Rev, Jos Talwrot, 
 flcporlir. Rev, A Tortel, l*rofessor of Moral Theology ; 
 Rev. Jo*. Lefebvre, Professor of Dogmatical Theology. 
 
 CoiLEOE or Ottawa. — Pre«ldent:VeryRev. J. B Tabaret. 
 Professors: Rev. K. Cook, M, M.O.Collins, A. Deibael, 
 .1. Qenin. T. Duliamel, O. lloncher, M, Long, R. Barre t, 
 J. McCarthy, M. Brennan. Bursar : Rev. J. B. Baudin. 
 
 The Canapiah Literart LvSTirnTE Is located at Wood- 
 stock, and la under the contml of the Regular Kuplist 
 Denomination. It has three different departments, vi/.. ; 
 Primary, Higher and Theological, the average attendance 
 on which consists of f\illy 100 students. 'jPho Primary 
 School Is attended by pupils over eleven years of age, who 
 study the various branches of an ordinary English educa- 
 tion, lu the Higher Department the students are pre- 
 pared for the study of Theology, or for iratriculatioii In 
 Arts, Law or Medicine. The fees for attendance on these 
 departmeuts vary fn>m |20 to (28 per year. In the Theo- 
 logical Department, attended by about 30 students, the 
 tuition is j;r(i(i». The year Is divided Into three terms of 
 about thirteen weeks each, commencing the second week 
 of Jan.. April and Sept., respectively, fUculty of Instruc- 
 aV/n:— Rev. K. A. Fvfe. D.D.. Principal, and Professor of 
 Theology; J. E. Wells, jun., A.M., Cl«a^ical Teacher; 
 0. B. Ilankison, K 3.. Mathuuintlcal Teacher: W. D. Bailan- 
 tyne, Teacher of English and French ; P. S, Vining, Teui'her 
 of Painting and Drawing; Mrs. Revel, Teacher of Instru- 
 Mnsic. Mrs. S. T. CiHike. Matron; .Mr, 8 T. CiH)ke. Stew'd. 
 OlRceriof llie Board nf Trunlfu : Ahram Carroll. Ilr(.ck- 
 vllle. Chairman; F, B. Scnfield. Woodstock, Treasurer; 
 W, H. Btirtch, Woodstock, Secretary. 
 
 Council op PrnLic Tnstruov'ion for Upper Canaba. — Hon. 
 8. B. Harrison, U.C. Chairman; Rev. EgerUm Kvenmn. D.D,, 
 LL,D,, Chief .<«n|wrintendentof Education ; Right Kev. John 
 J. Lynch, D.D, R,C. Bishop of Toronto; Rev. H. J.Orasett, 
 B.D.; Hon. Mr. Justice Morrison; J. 8. Howard; Rev. 
 J. Jennings. D.D. ; Rev. Adam Lillle, DD.; and Rev. J. 
 Barclay. D.D. Meralters for the purposes of the Grammar 
 School Act: Rev. J. M'-Oaul, LI,.D, President of University 
 College, and the Prealdents of the Colleges afflliated with 
 the Toronto Univenlty, J, O. Hodgins, LLJ3., Recording 
 Clerk. 
 
 Protinoial Normal and Model Bcroolh. for the In. 
 
 BTRDCTlOIf AND TnAININO OF TEACHERS —JN'OTFRO/ Schnol : 
 
 T. J. Kobertsim, M.A., Head Miwter; J, U, Sangster, MA., 
 2nd Master; II. G.Strachan, Teacher of Book-keeping and 
 Writing; A.Coulon, Drawing Master: II. F.Sefton, Teacher 
 of Vocal Music; Capt, II, GiHslwin. Teacher of Gymnastics 
 and Calisthenics, Model Schnnlt, in tohieh the liirrmal School 
 Sludenti practite. the art nf 7\eacliing : J. Oarlyle, Master of 
 the Boys' Sch'XiI ; J. 0. Disher. First Assistant ; A. Campbell, 
 8a<»nd Assistant. Dorcas Clark. Mistress of Girls' 3<biiol ; 
 Mary A'isms. First Assistant; Sarah CItrk. Second Assis- 
 tant; and the Teachers of Writing. Bisik-kueplng. Drawing, 
 Music. G>ninastii« and Calisthenics In the Normal Srhol. 
 1 he Sesstnns of the Normal Schnol commence on the 8th of 
 January and Hth of August. an<l close on the loth of Jun* 
 and 15th of December m each year. 
 
 Grammar Schools —Each of these Schools (which form 
 the lnteruie<tlate link ts-tween the Oominrm (Schools and 
 the L'lilversitios) Is umu,iged by a Board of Trustiws ap- 
 pointed by the Oiunty C.iuncii, There is one lira nnmr 
 Sc^il in each County Town, which receives at least )400 
 per annum fmm the government, and where the funds will 
 adnill of It. others may lie established In dllTen'Mt |iarts of 
 the County, Pupils alteniling thi-se S<'li(sils are |.i.'|u\red 
 for matriculation in the Universities. There werel'i'lram- 
 mar Hchwls, with 4,U82 pupils, in Upper Canada, iu ISC2, 
 
 UayANT, STRATTON & DAVS COMMEECIAL COLLEGE, TORONTO. (.See Card, p. 792 ) 
 
m 
 
 CANADIAN GAZETTEER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 Arrm, Jonathan W^ £.A.C.P....ParUi 
 
 An4rewa, Albert Kincardine 
 
 Harron, F. W., M.A Colioiirg 
 
 Bayly, KeT. Benjamin, ^.A. ... London 
 
 Bradfcurr, J. !<., HA Klrbmond 
 
 Brl;rgii, W. 0., B.A. ... Blount I'leafant 
 
 Buchan, J. M., RA Hamilton 
 
 Burdon, Alex BelleTllla 
 
 Campbfll, Daniel Urimiibjr 
 
 Caniplx-ll, Jnu., M.J Bradford 
 
 CampliM. Alex., BA Barnia 
 
 Cxoiwr, Krt.W. K., M.A. St.Calharinea 
 
 Cuwan, Samuel Vienna 
 
 Crawford, W. O., B.A Ilrantford 
 
 Orowie, K. T., Ph. D Markbam 
 
 Dariea, ReT. H. W., M.A Cornwall 
 
 Dituut, Wm Newcaatla 
 
 Uirklnimi,, C. K., B.A BriKheoD 
 
 Ungwall, Jamea, A.B. Kemplvilla 
 
 Dixon, James B., M.A Cnlhorne 
 
 Dunlop, John J., M.A BrovkTtlle 
 
 Dunn, James H Peterborough 
 
 Evana. L. U., B.A Richmond Hill 
 
 Freer, Beqjamin Renfrew 
 
 Oore. Frederic, B.A Colllngwood 
 
 Ourdon, John Port Hope 
 
 Ilaight, F. S., M.A Scotland 
 
 Ilall. Tboa. A., M.A Port Rowan 
 
 Ilaldan, John, jr Ooderlch 
 
 lIixl|£iion, James Wetland 
 
 Houghton, Henry B., B.A....Vx\>r\itfi 
 
 Uatteri of Cbimtji Orammar SOoolt, 16«8. 
 
 Huiltpeth, Robert Lindsay 
 
 Hunter, J. H., M.A Bvamnllle 
 
 Johnson, Rst. 8., M.A Barris 
 
 JohnaUm, Rst. J. K., B.A Ouelph 
 
 Jolly, J. W Prescott 
 
 Jonss, Spenesr A Vankleekhill 
 
 King. John, A.M. Duodas 
 
 Kirkland, Thomas Whitby 
 
 Lennox. DaTid, A B. Smitb'n Falls 
 
 Lewin, William, B.A Nswimrgh 
 
 LiTlngatone, R. T., B.A Perth 
 
 I/Ogan, ReT. J. B., MA Weston 
 
 Lumsden, Jamen, A.M. Port DoTer 
 
 Lnmaden, Rst. Wm., M.A Onhawa 
 
 Macdonuell, D. J.. M.A WardaTille 
 
 Uargregor, Rst. J.Q Elora 
 
 Hacgregor, 0. J., M.A Btratfnrd 
 
 MacLaren, John, A.>l....WUIiamst«wn 
 
 MeRain, Alex., M.A Chatham 
 
 HcKlllop, Malcolm, B.A. ... Sandwich 
 
 McLaren, Peter, B.A Lanark 
 
 McLellan, J. A., M.A.. St. Uary's. Bl. 
 
 MeNab, F. F., B.A ("ktoB 
 
 McNaughton, Alex L'Orignal 
 
 McNeely, John, B.A Thorold 
 
 Marling, 8. A., M.A Newmarket 
 
 Mathesnn, Robert, BA Milton 
 
 Miller, O.T., A.M. incanter 
 
 Miller, A. K BowmauTille 
 
 Minor, Silas, B.A MerrlckTlUe 
 
 Hurrlson, Joseph Metcalfe 
 
 Mnlholland, Key. J. O., A.M.... fllmcne 
 
 Ormlston, DaTid, B.A Berlin 
 
 OllTer, William, A^ OakTille 
 
 Pattemo , Jamea C Wliidnor 
 
 Phllllppa. ReT. n. N Niagara 
 
 PfailUpa, Robert Napuoee 
 
 Piatt, O. D OananiKiue 
 
 Pope, 8. D., B.A Stirling 
 
 Prseton, James Owen Sound 
 
 Scott, W. K., B.A Consecon 
 
 Seath, John, B.A Brampton 
 
 f>baw, John Om' nice 
 
 Shier, James. A .,4 Bath 
 
 Sinclair, Wm., B.A Cayuga 
 
 SommerTille, J. A,, B^ Htratbroy 
 
 Strauchon, Oeorge Woodstock 
 
 Tarbell, H. S., A.M. FarmsraTllle 
 
 Tasste, William, M.A flalt 
 
 Thorbum, John, M.A Ottawa 
 
 TurnbnII, James. B^ Caledonia 
 
 T^tler, Wm., B.A Carleton Plata 
 
 Verner, Artksr C, A.B. Norwood 
 
 WatU, W. A., M.A. ... DrummondTllle 
 
 Wells, John Ingersoll 
 
 Whitney, W. Ah Av4 Iroquois 
 
 Wirkaon, Rst. A., LtD Toronto 
 
 Woods, S., B.A Kingston 
 
 Wright, fleorge, A.B. StreetsTille 
 
 Young. George. £../< OaKwood 
 
 Youughosbaud, L., M.A..,. St. Thomas 
 
 Common Fcaooui.— Each Township Is dWIdsd Into School 
 Sections of a suitable extent for one School ; and in each of 
 tb«wi Sections t h ree TruBteen are elect e<l to manage i ts School 
 afbirs. In cities, towns, and rlllages, the sc.hixilaare man- 
 aged by a Board of School Trustees, elected for the Muni- 
 cipality. There were 4,104 Common Schoola, with 343,733 
 pupils, in Dpper Canada, In 1862. 
 
 PvBUo School Libkariks.— Each School and Municipal 
 Corporation, desirous of eetahlinhing Free Public LihrHriea, 
 Is aided by the Educational Department granting lOU per 
 cent, on local appropriations, and Kupplying books from the 
 Depository in connexion with the Department. Up to the 
 end of Dec. 1862, about &18 IJbrarles had been esUbllshed, 
 containing more than 1200 sub-dirlsioni, and 108,848 toIs. 
 
 Educational Museum.— Connected with the Educational 
 Department is a Museum, containing specimens of School 
 appHratUR and furniture; a Taluiible collection of Italian, 
 Dutch and Flemish Oil Paintings and Statuary casts and 
 busts. The Museum is freely open to the public. 
 
 Tdi Total NuMBitK of EnncATioit al Institdtioss of all 
 kinds reported by the Educational Department as In ope- 
 ration In Upper Canada durinf^ 1802, was 4.664. attended by 
 367,672 pupils, and expending $1,703,218 in their support. 
 
 Vndtr the luperintmdmct of the Omncil qfPubHc Jn$bni»- 
 (ion, Lowtr Oancuia. 
 Jacqiies-Caiitier Normal School Montreal.— Rst. H. 
 Verresu, Principal, Protessor and Director of Students' 
 Boarding School; Leopold DeTlsme, B. A.. Ordinary Profim- 
 sor; F. Birts, Mutt re d' Etude; Franfois J. V. Regiiaud, 
 J. Urauneis, F. M. OsMiye.Tancride Dostaler, Patrick DeU- 
 ney. Dam. Boudrias, Associate Professors. 
 
 MoOiLL Normal School Montreal. — J. W. Dawson, 
 LL.D., Prlceipal and Associate Professor; W. H. Hicks and 
 Samson Paul Robins, Ordlnsry Prolbssors; J. Duncan and 
 R. J. Fowler, P. J. Oarey, M A., Assr«Ute Professors; Jos. 
 Mi'Qregor and Mary Ann Ooady, Teachers in Model School. 
 
 I.,ATAi Normal School, Quebec— ReT. Jean liangcTin, 
 Prind|>al, Ordinary I'r.ifessor, and DIrectoroftlie Students* 
 Uiwrding School; F.X.Tousbalntand N. I.«casiie, Ordinary 
 I'rofMSora; Ernest Gagnon, Norhert Thilwnlt, Associate 
 Profe»9or«: F. N. Kortier. Msltre d'Etude; Andrew Doyle, 
 AsHoclatfl Professor iind Teaoli.'r of Roys' Mudei S<-hnol ; 
 J. n. Cloutier, Teacher of Hoy's llodel School. The Udiea 
 of the Ursuiines liave charge of Dip boardhii; department 
 of the fl'maie pupil-teachers, and attend to part of the 
 Normal School teaching, and the girls' Model School. 
 
 The Rp.LLsviLLE Seminabv— Incorporated. 1857. — This 
 Institution is the property of the Sletliodixt Episcopal 
 Church, but free to all duuomiuatious, no religious (reed 
 
 being tanght in it, and students being required to attend 
 such places of worship aa their parents or guardians may 
 direct. It is afnilHted to the University of Toronto. Ample 
 accommodation is afforded for the Instraction of two hun- 
 dred students. Both sexes sre inolude/1 In the proTinion; 
 ladies being instructed in the ornamental aa well as soMd 
 branches, and gentlemen being afforded a commercial, 
 mathematical, and classical education. Ladies may take 
 a thorongh oonrse of Instruction prepared expressly for 
 them, and receive degrees and diplomas. The followiug 
 compose the Faculty and Board of Instrnctinn: Rst. A. 
 Carman, M.A., l^indpal, and Professor of Mathematics, 
 History and English Literature; ReT. H. P. Shepard, 
 H.A., ProA>«sor of the Latin and Greek I^angnages; .1. E. 
 Howell, B.A , ProRjssor of Natural Science, and Rector of 
 Knglisb Department. Miss Anne Green, Preceptress, and 
 Teaclier of Music, Piano, Uelodeon and Guitar and the 
 French Languag.;; Mrs. A. Carman, Assistant in French 
 and Music; Mrs. II. P. Shepard. Teacher of Drawing and 
 Paintingofall kinds. Besides the sboTe, others, not of the 
 Faculty, are employed to teach in the institution. The 
 academic year Is dlTided into two sessions of twenty weeks 
 each. The first begins the third Thursday of September ; 
 the second the third Thursday of Fel>rnary. The winter 
 Tacation is two weeks long ; the summer ten. 
 
 Weslxtah FxiiAU OoixMB. — In eonnexioD with the 
 Wesieyan Methodist Church.— Incorp'd. 1861. Dtmiort: 
 Edward Jacks -n. Joseph IJster, J. W. Rosebrugh, H.D., 
 ReT. K. Wood. D.D^ Simeon Morrill, ReT. 8. Rose. John 
 Bredin, ReT. R. Jones, A. McCallum, ReT. S. D. Rice, C. 
 HcQuesten, Wm. Botce, Edw. Gumey. John Lewis, ReT. S. 
 8. Nelles, D.D., W. Anglln. Rot. W. JelTers, D.D , T. Baxter, 
 D. Moore, Geo. Roach. ReT. James Elliott Q^ceri nfth* 
 Bnard: E. Jackson. President ; C. Motluesten, M.D., Vice- 
 Presidenf; Jos Lister, Treasurer ; Rev. 8. D. Hioe. Secre- 
 tary ; ReT. S. D Rice. (ioTernor and Chaplain, fhcvlty 
 qflmtruMnn : Miss M. K. Adams, Principal ; W. P.Wright, 
 M.A., Natural Sriences and daisies; Miss A. H. Adams, 
 Hathem.ntics; Miss Holland, Iliitber English; Miss Rich, 
 the Preparatory Department; Mr. A. Vischer. Teacher of 
 Musie; Miss RuthTen, Assistant Teacher of Music: Miss 
 Sterling. Teacher of French ; Rev. Dr. Freshman, German 
 and Hebrew; Miss Harrison. Urswing and Oil Painting. 
 Terms commence Sept. '2, Jan. 4, March 26; close on the 
 fourth Wednesday iu June. 
 
 Eclectic Female Instititte, Bram' ^on, C. W.— This in- 
 stitution is situated In Brampton, on he line of the Grand 
 Trunk Kailway. about twenty miles west of Toronto. The 
 building afTords ample acii>niniodatiiin tor flftv pupils, and 
 tlie grounds «l«iut it are extennive snrt tastefully laid out. 
 I'rincitial; II. II. Ilutton, A.M. IWcfjtIrrti : Miss Eliza 
 U. Huritjiirt. Mutic and Jhinting ; Mrs. Ilutton, 
 
 W. C. CUEWETT & Co., LITHOQRAPHERS AND ENGRAVERS, KINO STREET, TORONTO. 
 
C\NADIAN GAZETTEER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 96^ 
 
 TARIFF OF CUSTOMS. 
 
 TARIFF OF CUSTOMS. 
 
 n* fullowfaig BelMdal* hw been oorrceted In tccordines with the Act to preMAt (Uto, »t thp '^utomi Departmant : 
 
 TABLI or DUTIIS OP CUSTOMS IHWABDS. 
 
 JA ArUeUt not hertafler tnumtraird <u charged with an ad valnnm duty, or ehargtd with a iprcfie dvty, or declani 
 fru qf duty, an chargtablt with a duty (^ twenty ptr eent. on tlU value IhervAif. 
 
 V a ad ml. 
 Addii of «?«ry dMPriptlon, ezcapt 
 
 Vln»gar Free 
 
 Ale, IWr, and I'orter 80 
 
 .' Imonda, WalnoU, and Filbert*... 20 
 
 Alum Free 
 
 AoaU>mii-aI l*r«paratloai do 
 
 AncbofH, oTer 6cwt do 
 
 Anchorn, 6 rwt. and under 10 
 
 Anlmala uf all kinde Free 
 
 AntiiiuitlM, eoUeclioDi uf do 
 
 Antlmon; do 
 
 Argol Free 
 
 Ashes, Pot, Pearl, and 8oda do 
 
 Atlases 10 
 
 Bark, Tanners' Frtie 
 
 " used solely In dreioK do 
 
 Barley, exropt Pot and Pearl do 
 
 " Meal do 
 
 Beaos, and Bean Heal do 
 
 Bear and Higg, and Heal of do 
 
 Beer and Purter 30 
 
 BerrlHS uwtd solely In dyeing Free 
 
 Bibles and DeTotlonal Books Free 
 
 Binnacle Lamps do 
 
 Blanking 30 
 
 Bleaching Powder Free 
 
 Bookbinders' Tools k Implements do 
 Books, Printed, Periodicals, and 
 
 Pamphletfl, ediiions of which are 
 
 printed in Canada 10 
 
 Batiks, Printed. Kngllsh copyri'ta. 12i 
 
 " " notenum.elsewh'ro..Free 
 
 Bolting Cloths do 
 
 Boots and iihoes 26 
 
 Borax Free 
 
 Brandy 30 
 
 Bran and Shorts Free 
 
 Brass, in Bars, Rods and Sheets... 10 
 
 Brass Wire and Wire Cloth 10 
 
 Brimstone Free 
 
 Bristlos do 
 
 Broom Corn do 
 
 Buckwheats and Meal of do 
 
 Bulbs and Roots, not Medicinal... do 
 
 Bullion do 
 
 Bunting do 
 
 Burr Stones, not made ap into Hilt 
 
 Stones do 
 
 Busts and Casts, as Works of Art do 
 
 Butter do 
 
 Cables, Iron, Chain, oyer ^ths of 
 
 an inch in diameter do 
 
 Cables, Hemp or Orass do 
 
 Camuoa and Mosaics, real or imit*. 
 
 tioii, mt in Oold, Ac 10 
 
 Canada Plates, Tin Plates. Oalra- 
 
 Dixed Iron, and Sheet Iron 10 
 
 Canvas, Sail, Noe. 1 tot) Free 
 
 Caoutrbour, or India Rubber, un- 
 manufactured do 
 
 Carriages of Trarollers do 
 
 Carriages employ t-d carrying Uer- 
 
 clisndise do 
 
 Casks, Ship's water. In use do 
 
 Cement, marine or hydraulic, un- 
 
 grou''d do 
 
 Cements, hydraulic, groand and 
 
 cjildned 10 
 
 Cheese Free 
 
 Cignrs 40- 
 
 Clothing, ready-made 2fi 
 
 Coal Free 
 
 Cnal Oil, 10 cants per gallon. 
 
 Coffee, green 6 
 
 and 3 cents p. lb. 
 
 Cochineal do 
 
 Coffee, roasted or ground 90 
 
 and 8 cents p. lb. 
 
 Coke Free 
 
 Coin, in Cabinets or otherwls* ... do 
 
 ft c. ad rat. 
 
 Commissariat gtorei do 
 
 Compasses, ships' do 
 
 Confectionery It 
 
 and 3 cents p. lb. 
 
 Copperas Fra* 
 
 Copper, produce or manulhetnre of 
 B. N. A. ProTlneea Imported di- 
 rect therefW>m Free 
 
 Copper, in Bars, Rods, Bolts or 
 
 SheeU 10 
 
 Copper, Pig Free 
 
 Copper Wire and Wire Cloth 10 
 
 Cordtals 100 
 
 Corkwood, or the bark Frea 
 
 Corn, Indian do 
 
 Cntton and Flax Wait* do 
 
 Cotton, Wool do 
 
 Cotton, Candle wick. Yam A Warp 10 
 
 Oeam of Tarter, in Crystals Fre* 
 
 CurranU ao 
 
 Dead Kyes Free 
 
 Dead Lights do 
 
 Deck Plugs do 
 
 Diamonds and Precious Stones ... do 
 Drain Tiles for Agricultural pur- 
 poses Free 
 
 Dried Fruit 20 
 
 Drawings, as Works of Art Free 
 
 Drugs used solely in dyeing Free 
 
 Djre Stuffs, tIs., bark, berries, Ac. do 
 
 EarttiH, Clayi and Ochres, dry ... do 
 
 Kggs do 
 
 Emery and Kmery Paper do 
 
 £ .grarings and Printe 10 
 
 Felt Uat Bodies and Hat Falts ...FrHX 
 
 Figs 20 
 
 Fire Arms for Army (see note) Free 
 
 Firebricks du 
 
 Firewood Free 
 
 Fish do 
 
 Fish Oil, in enide or natural state do 
 Fish, prmiuots of, nnmanulisct'ed do 
 
 Fishing Nets and Seines do 
 
 Fishinit Ilooks, Lines and Twines do 
 Flai, Hemp, and Tow, nndreased, do 
 
 Flour do 
 
 Fmlts, dried 20 
 
 Fruits, dried, from the U. 8 Free 
 
 Fruits, green do 
 
 Furs, Skins, Pelts,or Tails, unman, do 
 
 Gems and Medals do 
 
 ain 100 
 
 Ginger, ground 30 
 
 lass and Sand Paper Free 
 
 Globes do 
 
 Gold Beaters, Brim Ul'ds * Skins do 
 
 OraTel do 
 
 Grains, and Heal of do 
 
 Orass, Uanilla do 
 
 Onus, Straw and Tuscan PlalU... 10 
 
 Orease and Scraps Free 
 
 Orlndstones do 
 
 Ouus, in a crude state do 
 
 Oy psum, or Plaster of Paris, not 
 calcined do 
 
 Hair, Angola, Thibet, Horse, or 
 
 Mohair, unmanufactured Free 
 
 Hams do 
 
 Harness and Saddlery 26 
 
 llay and Straw, the produce of U. 
 N.A. ProTlnces, imported direct 
 
 therefrom Free 
 
 Hemp Free 
 
 Hides , do 
 
 Horns do 
 
 Hops, the produce of B. N. A. Pro- 
 Tlnces, imp. direct therefrom ...Free 
 
 fl e. ad vol. 
 Hydraulic Cement, gronnd and 
 
 calcined 10 
 
 India Rubber in Its crude state.. .Free 
 
 Indian Corn, and Meal of. do 
 
 Indigo do 
 
 Iron, Pig do 
 
 Iron, Sheet 10 
 
 Iron, Bar, Rod or Hoop, OalTanla- 
 ed. Nail and Spike Rod, Hoop or 
 Tire, Boiler Plate, Railroad Ban 
 
 Roller Plates, Wb-e 10 
 
 Jewellery and Watches 10 
 
 Junk and Oakum Free 
 
 Lami's, Binnacle Free 
 
 Lard do 
 
 LeMl In Sheet 10 
 
 Lead, Pig Frea 
 
 Lime, prude, of B. N. A. proTlncas 
 
 only do 
 
 Litharge 10 
 
 Locomotiva and Engine Frames, 
 Cranks, Crank Axles, Railway 
 car A LocomotiTe Axles, Piston 
 Rods, Guide A Slide Bars, Crsnk 
 Pins, Connerting Rods, Steam 
 boat and Mill Shafte * Cranks 
 
 forged Id the rough 10 
 
 Ms<-i" 30 
 
 Maoilla Orass Fre* 
 
 Marble In Clocks or Slabs, unpol. do 
 
 Manures do 
 
 Maps, Charts snd Atlases 10 
 
 Meats, Fresh, Smoked or Salted... Fre* 
 
 Medals and Gems do 
 
 Medicine, Patent, not otherwise 
 
 specified SO 
 
 Medicinal Roots 10 
 
 UenaKeriee, subject to regulation 
 
 of OoTemor In Council Free 
 
 Molasses 10 
 
 and 5 cents p. gal. 
 
 Mosaics, set in metels 10 
 
 Mosses and Sea Orasa Ibr Upbol*. 
 
 tery nnrposes Frea 
 
 Unsical Instruments for Military 
 
 Bands do 
 
 Mustard, ground !S> 
 
 Nets, Fishing, and Seines Free 
 
 Newspapers 20 
 
 Nitre or Saltpetr* Fre* 
 
 Nutmegs 90 
 
 NuU of all kinds 20 
 
 Oakum Free 
 
 Oat* and Oatmeal do 
 
 Oil Cake or Linseed Cake do 
 
 Oils, Cocoa Nnt. Pine and Palm In 
 
 their natural state , do 
 
 Oil. Kerosene, Coal A Petroleum, 
 
 distilled, 10 cents p. gal. 
 
 Oil, FUh, In lU natural state dto 
 
 Ordnanee Stores. <k> 
 
 Ores of all kinds do 
 
 Oxier or Willow for Basket makers do 
 Paintings and Drawings as Works 
 
 of Art do 
 
 Paper, Bonk, Map, or News Print'g 16 
 Patent Medicines, not speeifled.... SO 
 
 Pepper, ground 30 
 
 Philoeoph. Inst'm'ts A Apparatus.Free 
 
 Pliosphorui 10 
 
 Pimento, ground 30 
 
 Pitch and Tar Free 
 
 Plants, Shrubs and Trees do 
 
 Plaster of Paris, ground A calcin'd 10 
 
 Plaster of Paris, not calcined Free 
 
 Porter SO 
 
 Printing Ink and Presses Free 
 
 Prints and EngraTlngs 10 
 
 ; 
 
 ' : I 
 
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 BROWN BROTHERS, MANUFACTURING STATIONERS, TORONTO. (See Card, p. 7«0.) 
 
968 
 
 CANADIAN GAZETTEER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 I 
 
 
 
 
 ' 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 TARIFF OF CUSTOMS. 
 
 ft cad vai, 
 
 RaKi FrM 
 
 Rod fMuI 10 
 
 llMin and Rorin ^ Free 
 
 Kl..e dD 
 
 R(H)t(i. MeJteal W 
 
 Rudiaii in ■ cmda lUta tn» 
 
 Rum 100 
 
 Rye Orkin, and Ueal of Free 
 
 Saddlery 25 
 
 8hko Flour Free 
 
 ^nil Clo'b, No*. 1 toe do 
 
 failn. Kt>«(iy mod* 10 
 
 Sal Aoimonla Vrw 
 
 Band I'apur do 
 
 Baiaoda do 
 
 Salt do 
 
 Scmp liraM do 
 
 Sculplurn, Hpwimena of do 
 
 S«e<lH (iir AKTicultural, HurticuUu- 
 ral or Maniifaetur'g parpoma... do 
 
 SbarkliM, Ship*' do 
 
 ShenrtMi. Sblpa' ik> 
 
 Bhlpn' HlockB Fra* 
 
 Ships' Water Ca«ka, in use do 
 
 hlKKsa 25 
 
 Sitcnal LampH Frae 
 
 Silk Twiat for lUU, UooU A Sboei 10 
 
 Silk Hat Folti Fraa 
 
 Slate do 
 
 Snuff ao 
 
 Soap SO 
 
 Soda Aahm Free 
 
 Sp«cliuon8 uf Nat. Iliatory, Uotany 
 
 and Mineralogy 10 
 
 8p«lt«r in Sheets Free 
 
 Siwlter In Block or Pig dD 
 
 Spices, zmand SO 
 
 Spirits i Strong Wat«rs Including 
 Spirits of Wine or Alcohol, and 
 not being Wliiskey or Brandy ...100 
 
 SplritK of Turpentine 10 
 
 SUircb ... .30 
 
 StatuuH, Busts, Ac, as works of artFrtic 
 
 Steel, Wrought or Cast 10 
 
 Stereotype Illocks for Printing purFree 
 
 Stone, uuwrouitht Free 
 
 Btraw.Tuscan A Grass Fancy PlaiU 10 
 
 tulphur or Brimstone Free 
 ugar, refined, whether in Loaves 
 or Lnmps. Candied, Crushed, or 
 In any otiier form, Wlilto Bas- 
 tard, or other Sugar eq. to refi'd 16 
 and 3 cents p. lb. 
 Do. being neither refined, nor W. 
 IlMtard. nor Sngar equal to re- 
 fined in quality a,... 10 
 
 and 2 oenta p. lb. 
 
 Trtlow Free 
 
 Tanners' Bark do 
 
 Tar do 
 
 Tea, 4 eents p. lb., and 15 
 
 Teasels Free 
 
 Tiles, Drain, for Agrienlt'al parp.. 10 
 Timber and LnmlMr of all ldnds...Free 
 
 'Hn, Qranulatod or Bar 10 
 
 Tin, in Blocks or Pig Free 
 
 fte.ad vol. 
 
 Tobacco, manufltctarsd 30 
 
 Tobacco, auinanulki.'tared Free 
 
 Treenails do 
 
 Tuba* and Piping of copper, bran 
 
 or tin, when drawn 10 
 
 Turpentine, other thanipirit of...Frea 
 
 Turpentine, spirits uf. 10 
 
 Tuscan,Straw .> Qraa* Fancy Plaits 10 
 
 1>pe Mulal in Blocks or PIgi Free 
 
 Varnish, bright and black ft>r ship 
 builders, oilier than Copal, Car- 
 riage, Shuilac, Mastic or Japan., do 
 Vegetables, notelaewherespeclfled do 
 Veneering, Sawed, from U. S., ad- 
 niilt d flree by Order in Council 
 £1 May, 'tiS, under Kae. Treaty.Free 
 
 Waterlime, unground Free 
 
 Wearing Apparul (tef. nntt at end) 25 
 
 Wl eat and Wheat .Meal Fiee 
 
 White Lead, dry 10 
 
 Whiskey of n:>y strength, not ex- 
 reeding the strength of Proof 
 by Sykee' Hydrometer, and so In 
 propor. forany greater strength 
 or less than a gallon, 25 ct*. ft gal. 
 
 Wlueufall '.iiuds 20 
 
 W<jods of all kinds Free 
 
 Wood for Hoops when not notched do 
 Wool do 
 
 Zinc or Spelter, in block or pig ... do 
 Zinc or Spelter, in sheet 10 
 
 ThefnWnoing A rlicla art alsopermittfii 
 to bt enteral r«EK, in errtain circum- 
 $tance4 or eonditiiim, vit. : 
 
 Agrii'ultural Implements, Fanning 
 Ctentils and Seeds of all kinds — when 
 speciallT Imported by Agricultural So- 
 cieties for the encouragement of Agri- 
 culture. 
 
 Apparel (Wearing), and other per- 
 sonal effeeta, and implements of hus- 
 bandry (not merchandise) in actual 
 use of persons coming to settle In the 
 ProTlnce, accnmpsnying the owner. 
 
 Apparel (Wearing) of British sub- 
 jects dying abniod. 
 
 All importations for the public uaea 
 of the Province. 
 
 All dutiable goods Imported by and 
 for the use of the Governor Oeneral, 
 to be free by onler in Council. 
 
 Arms, for Army or .Nary, and Indian 
 Nations — provided the duty otherwise 
 payable be defrayed by the Treasury 
 of the Un.Klngdom or of this Province. 
 
 All importation* for the use of H H. 
 Army and Navy serving in Canada, 
 when the duty of herwiae payable there- 
 on would be paid or borne by the 
 Treasury of the United Kingdom or 
 of this Province. 
 
 Silver and Plated Ware, Olasa- 
 ware. Table Linen and Cigars, imported 
 specially for the use of any Regimental 
 M<.<88 of Officer* of II. M. Army Barring 
 
 In Canada, nnder such regulations aa 
 may be determined by order In Council. 
 
 Books, Haps and Charts. Imported 
 not as Merchandise, but as the personal 
 effects of person* arriving in Canada 
 to tieoome bond tide reeidenta uf the 
 Province. 
 
 Iluusehold effects, that have been In 
 actnal ase for one month or more, of 
 pcrsonscomlng tosettleiiitbe t'ruvinoa 
 and under the charge of the owner. 
 
 Clothing — when donations for grata- 
 Itnaa distribution by charitable siici^ 
 tie*, or for the Army, Navy, or Indlaa 
 Nations. 
 
 Mod.'ls or Patterns of al kinds of 
 Invention, Mai^hinery, or Improve- 
 ment* in tlie Arts — provided the tame 
 be not put to actual use. 
 
 Military Clothing for H. M. Troopa 
 or Militia. 
 
 Military Store*, Ac, for Provincial 
 Militia, under such restriction and r» 
 
 Sulationa as may be passed by the 
 overnor in Council. 
 
 All dutiable goods imported by and 
 for the use of Foreign Consulsare free. 
 
 Packaga* containing Free Ooods, and 
 of the deaiTiption in which such Good* 
 are usually imported, shall be free. 
 The following packages shall be free, 
 viz.. Bales; Trusses; Cases covering 
 Casks of Wine or Brandy in Wood; 
 Case* and Casks containing Dry Oooda, 
 Hardware and Cutlery ; Case* or Cask* 
 containing Olassware or Earthenware; 
 Cases conUining Bottled Wine or Bot- 
 tled Spirits, and other Packages fa 
 which Ooods of the kind contained in 
 them are usually Iniportvd, and which 
 do not neoe«sarlly or generally acxronv 
 pany such Goods when sold in this 
 Province. 
 
 All other Package* containing Goods 
 paying ad valorem duties shall be 
 chargeable with (he same duty aa the 
 (jloods they contain, unless such duty 
 exceeds 30 per cent., in which case the 
 duty on the packages containing them 
 shall be 30 per cent, ad valorem ; and 
 Packages containing Ooods paying 
 specific duties shall be chargeable with 
 a duty of 20 per cent ad valorem. 
 
 Tools (the) and Implements of Trade 
 of person* arriving in Canada, when 
 accompanied into the Piovince by the 
 actual settler, mod for hi* own n**, 
 not fOTial*. 
 
 ThtfoBotaing Artida are prohOnttd to 
 be imported, under a pemdty of Fiftv 
 iWnoi, together toWi the ''~^'iturt 
 HfUie Pared or Fatkai, ■ >4i% 
 which the tame may bej ...tt^ — 
 Book* and Diavringa of an Immoral 
 
 or indecent character. 
 Coin, baaa or oonntarf^it. 
 
 PROVINCIAL PENITENTIARY OF CANADA. 
 
 Inspectors of Asylums, Prisons, Ac. : Joaeph 0. Tach5, 
 Kdward A .Meredith, James M. Ferres, Terence J. O'Neil ; 
 Warden, Donald X. MacDonell ; Deputy Wardeu, Samuel 
 O. Murray: Surceon, John II. Dickson, M.D. ; Protestant 
 Chaplain, Rev. Hannibal Mulkins; Acting Roman Catholic 
 
 Chaplain, Rev. J. B. Couillard; Clerk, D. Macintosh; Ar 
 aistant Clerk, A. R. MacDonell; Storekeeper. James J. 
 Whitehead : Teacher, James T. Gardiiier ; Arrhltect. Edw. 
 Horsey; Kitchen-keeper, Ueo. Sexton; Hospital Oveneer, 
 B. Whyman. 
 
 ERRATA AND ADDENDA. 
 
 llie Postmaster General ettablitthed the following new Post Offices in Canada on the Itit October, 186.S. 
 
 POST orrici. iowjisuip. couktt. postmastisr. 
 
 Ariidue Clinton Lincoln Sobminn Hill. 
 
 Brldgeud lixrwich Kent Ann Warner. 
 
 Rroihairen Logan Perth C. Brodhagen. 
 
 Howe UKnd... Pittsburgh ..Frontenac R. Urquliart. 
 
 POST OrriCK. township. COOMT. P1).STM*8TEB. 
 
 Kent Bridge ...Camden Kent Wm. Webb. 
 
 Louisville ...Chatham ....Kent R. C.Struthen. 
 
 Riv Bills Clalr.St. Gdouard .l^thiniera L H. Bniicber, 
 
 Sarawak Sarawak Bruce Benj. Jones. 
 
 The Post Office at Totnes, County of Pi rth, has been temporarily closed. The name of the Swainby Post Office, 
 County of Middlesex, has been changed to Purk Hill. The name of the Post Office at Bowen, County of Lennox, baa 
 been cbangMl to Mill Point, 
 
 Tiwnsbip of Beverley, page 76. for W. W. Barlow, Clerk, Rockton, read Wallace McDonald. 
 
 Trinity College Literary Institute.— No return received. 
 
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 THE CANADA CARPET AND FLOOR CLOTH COMPANY, TORONTO. (See Card, p. 810.) 
 
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 810.) 
 
 CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 
 
 CONTAIMSO AN 
 
 ALPHABETICAL CLASSIFICATION 
 
 t BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS, 
 
 GIVING NAME OF POST OFFICE ADDRESS THROUGH CANADA. 
 
 ACCOUNTANTS, Ac. 
 
 Pearce, S. T Acton Vale, C. E. 
 
 Culbert, Tbomaa Addison, C. W. 
 
 Stark, Adam Allandale Mills, do 
 
 McNamara, Denis.., Arnprior, do 
 
 Beacon, George ... Ashburnbam, do 
 
 Breaduer, Joshua... Athelstan, do 
 
 Clark, W,C Aylmer, C. E. 
 
 Anderson, Thomas M Ayr, C. W. 
 
 Devine, Patrick Uagot, do 
 
 Rodgers, Chiirles ... Bath, do 
 
 Walker, Edward " do 
 
 Esaon, John Bayfield, do 
 
 Plunket, William « do 
 
 Beach, Abel Beachhurgh, do 
 
 MoCaskill, Wm Beaverton, do 
 
 Lupien, George Be^ancoar, C. E. 
 
 Lupien, Octave " do 
 
 Tarcotte, Joseph " do 
 
 Bogart, A D Bogart, C. W. 
 
 Bawlings, Thomas Brantford, do 
 
 Smith, A. W '« do 
 
 Bentley, T. P Bridgewater, do 
 
 Brongh, C Brockville, do 
 
 Hurdy, W. H " do 
 
 Stockwell, Francis Wm " do 
 
 McCowan Samuel, Brncefield, do 
 
 Smith, Wm. S Caldwell, do 
 
 Archer, James Campbellford, do 
 
 PLATT, A. S " do 
 
 Talbott, Robert Cannington, do 
 
 Stephen, Adam S Cape Rich, do 
 
 Wright, T. Arthur Cetitreville, do 
 
 Booth, Thomas Chester, C. E. 
 
 Dolphosc, Horus,... *■ do 
 
 Nicholson, Gavin Chippawa, C- W. 
 
 Judgson, George M., ... Clarendon Centre, C. E. 
 
 Fox, A. R., juu. ... Coaticook, do 
 
 Goodeave, Geo. M... Cobourg, C. W. 
 
 Hills, F. G., Coteau Lauding, C. E. 
 
 Loy, George M. ... " do 
 
 Kelly, Thomas Dartford, C. W. 
 
 Blanchard, Captain Joseph ... Drummondville, C.E. 
 
 Boisvert, Ernest ... •' do 
 
 Brown, Walter 
 
 SttsAle Andrew ... •■■ 
 
 ... Drummondville 
 
 C. E. 
 do 
 
 Hainc, John 
 
 Newman, W. P 
 
 Scott .Inrnh .. . . ■■• 
 
 Dungannon, 
 
 Elora 
 
 Enniskillen, 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 do 
 
 Ferrier, A. D 
 
 Hobson. George L. 
 Kinflmftn J 13 ■.. 
 
 Fergus, 
 
 Fonthill, 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 Capetain, John, B. 
 
 Reid, 1). 
 
 Rolleston B. .. 
 
 Formosa, 
 
 Georgetown, 
 
 It 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 McDonald, Wallace E. ... 
 Blair H. 
 
 Grafton, 
 
 Grande Dale, 
 
 do 
 C.E. 
 
 
 Hamilton, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Mftolean. Huirh ••■ 
 
 4( 
 
 do 
 
 
 «t 
 
 do 
 
 STEVENSON, JAMES, ... 
 
 l< 
 
 40 
 
 Wriffht David 
 
 << 
 
 do 
 
 Sweetman, Thomas H. ... 
 Dixon R. 
 
 HAinpton» 
 
 ...... Hastings. 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 Ilenderflon William 
 
 It 
 
 do 
 
 Scott, J. W 
 
 White. Thomas 
 
 .. ... 
 
 Hawksbury, 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 Anderson, John 
 
 Kinne&n. A. M. 
 
 HoUen, 
 
 Indiana, 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 Hoddor, Robert ... 
 
 Chisholm, Wm 
 
 Dunham. Charles... ... 
 
 ... .. Invermay, 
 
 lona, 
 
 Kars, 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 Gibson. John H, P. 
 
 (< 
 
 do 
 
 Poe, Alexander 
 
 FORMAN, E. H 
 
 Kcene, 
 
 Kelvin, 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 Campbell, John ... 
 
 Kincardine. 
 
 do 
 
 Forbes. F J. B 
 
 (1 
 
 do 
 
 Kemp, George 
 
 Noel, John V ... 
 
 Kingston, 
 
 4( 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 McDonald. A. D 
 
 Barrou. Thos.. iun. 
 
 King3viUe, 
 
 , La Chute, 
 
 do 
 C.E. 
 
 Miller, L. 8 
 
 Iiftcolle. 
 
 do 
 
 Dempster, Wm 
 
 WADDELL. ROBERT .. 
 
 London, 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 
 Cook, George C 
 
 PORTE. WM 
 
 L'Orignal, 
 
 •«.«.. Lucan, 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 Coleman, B.B 
 
 Lyn, 
 
 do 
 
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 ACCO UNTANTS— AG ENTS. 
 
 
 
 Gumming, James 
 
 Findlay, Waller 
 
 Reesor, Peter 
 
 CLAPP, ROBT. (card, p. 34 
 COOK. JAMES 
 
 ... Lyn, 
 ... Madoe, 
 ... Markham, 
 6), Milford, 
 
 «• 
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 C.W. 
 
 do 
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 C.W. 
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 C.E. 
 
 C.W. 
 
 C.E. 
 
 C.W. 
 
 C.E. 
 
 C.W. 
 
 C.E. 
 
 Pollock, W., sen.... 
 
 Dobbie, W. P 
 
 Ferguson, Edward.. 
 
 Addie, William 
 
 Edgell, Stephen ... 
 
 Lawford, L. B 
 
 Robertson, J. 0. ... 
 
 Rolfson, Neil 
 
 Qillon, Thomas 
 
 Looklin, James C. .. 
 Griffin, Douglas ... 
 FERGUSON, JOHN 
 
 654) 
 
 Breadon, W. 
 
 Porter, George 
 
 Ward, John M 
 
 Kent, John 
 
 Shaw, Thomas 
 
 Pelletier, C 
 
 GroTes, George ... 
 HILLMAN, THOMil 
 
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 Hamilton, S. D. ... 
 
 Bissonnette, N 
 
 Charbonneau, C. ... 
 
 Paquin, Fulix 
 
 G^linas, Franjois... 
 
 Wright, James 
 
 Aylsworth, Wm. R. 
 O'Hayan, Francis 0. 
 
 Barber, A 
 
 BLAIKIE&ALEXAN 
 
 card, p. 786} 
 
 Fraser, James 
 
 James, George D... 
 
 Joseph, Henry 
 
 MASON, W. T 
 
 SCOTT & DeGRASSI 
 Spreule, Samuel ... 
 
 Wylie, G B 
 
 Willson, J. V 
 
 Brown, J. W. C. ... 
 
 Dickey, Joseph 
 
 McCuaig, Malcolm.. 
 McGillivray, Donald 
 Callough, W. H. ... 
 
 Becker, John L 
 
 Campbell, R. A. ... 
 
 Flynn, Richard 
 
 Zoeger, Louis 
 
 Ronton, H E 
 
 Hungerford, N. L... 
 
 Reid, Isaac 
 
 MoPhee, John D. ... 
 TROY, WILLIAM J. 
 
 Richmond Hill f! w. 
 
 Saugeen, 
 
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 Sherbrooke, 
 
 do 
 
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 Roar, I). 
 
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 Turnbull, Rob«rt... 
 
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 Singhampton, 
 
 Smitbfleld, 
 
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 ... Mille Roehef, 
 
 C.W 
 
 Johnson, George... ..... 
 
 Pe»erley, John, jun 
 
 McCallum. Mr 
 
 ... Mille Vaohei, 
 
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 Bmithville, 
 
 (card, p. 
 
 South Elmsley 
 
 Stanstead, 
 
 do 
 
 COURT & MACKINTOSH.. 
 
 ... Montreal, 
 
 do 
 C. E 
 
 
 " 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Plimsol, J. ..,.., 
 
 II 
 
 Stirling, 
 
 Stouffville, 
 
 C.W 
 
 
 " 
 
 do 
 
 Varey, George ~... 
 
 Dale. Robert 
 
 II 
 ... Moore, 
 
 11 
 
 do 
 
 St. Alexandre 
 
 C.E. 
 
 DaTis. D. R 
 
 ... Morton, 
 
 St. Catharines 
 
 f! W. 
 
 MERCIER, JOHN 
 
 ARTHURS, ALEX, (card, p. 
 
 Anderson, John D 
 
 Kelly, .loseph 
 
 Storv. Thomas ..... 
 
 ... Nanticoke, 
 484) Napier, 
 .... Newburg, 
 II 
 II 
 
 i8 (card, 
 
 " . do 
 
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 St. Dominiqae DeaCeders, do 
 St. Eustache. do 
 
 Warner. W H 
 
 .... Newcastle, 
 .. New Durham, 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Ilaight, Isaac 
 
 Mnlc.olm. D. W 
 
 St. Gaillaame de Upto 
 
 St. Thomas, 
 
 Tamworth, 
 
 TempletoD, 
 
 Toronto, 
 
 DER (see 
 It 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 D, do 
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 Bcainan. Jamfis ... •.... 
 
 ... North Qower, 
 
 do 
 
 RobiDSon, George 
 
 .. North Lancaste 
 .... Nortal, 
 
 C.E. 
 C.W. 
 
 Wass, William 
 
 ... Oakrille, 
 
 
 AtkiDflOD. Thomafl » 
 
 ... Orillia, 
 
 <fo 
 
 Orison. J. S. ...... ..... 
 
 .... Osborne, 
 
 49 
 
 Llovd. John ....... ..... 
 
 II 
 
 4o 
 
 Jessup, Edward 
 
 ... Ottawa, 
 
 II 
 II 
 
 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 It 
 
 
 .... Owen Sound, 
 
 II 
 
 is 
 
 
 
 II 
 Union, 
 
 do 
 
 Carson. Joflenh T..« •..■• 
 
 ... Penville, 
 
 do 
 
 Haggart, James ... 
 WALTON, J. R. 
 
 ... Peterboro', 
 II 
 
 Uxbridge, 
 
 II 
 
 do 
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 Wrinhton. James A. 
 
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 Vankleek Hil 
 
 II 
 
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 Rowden, John, ... 
 
 ... Pinkerton, 
 ... FlattSTiUe. 
 
 do 
 
 Masters. Leyi 
 
 Warwick, 
 
 Welland Port, 
 
 C. E. 
 
 Hagerman, W. C.... 
 
 ... Pleasant Hill. 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Montcomerv. William 
 
 " 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Orknev. William ... 
 
 ... Point Levi. 
 
 Wellesley, 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Maxwell, Robert ... .••■. 
 
 .*• Port Hone. 
 
 do 
 
 Frenette, Isidore ... .... 
 
 LESLIE, WILLIAM 
 
 ... Portneuf, 
 ... Pualinch. 
 
 ... Wellington Square 
 ......... West Brome. 
 
 C.W. 
 C. E. 
 
 Welch, William W 
 
 Hromlev. Jamea ... ..... 
 
 ... Quebec, 
 ... Renfrew. 
 
 Westport, 
 
 White Vale. 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 
 CleTeland, C. P 
 
 ... Richmond, 
 
 Wingham, 
 
 do 
 
 
 Cockbum, William 
 
 McKay, J. L 
 
 BERNARD. WILLIAM Z. .. 
 ROUSSEAU, LOUIS Q 
 
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 .... Abberfoyle, 
 .... Alfred, 
 .... Arva, 
 .... Baeotville. C 
 
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 C.W. 
 
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 do 
 E. 
 
 C.W. 
 C.E. 
 C.W. 
 
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 Brown, William ... 
 
 Lucas, William 
 
 Boachemin, Joseph.. 
 
 Amm, Samuel 
 
 Scroggie, J 
 
 Stereuson, John, Jan. 
 
 McFall, C. C 
 
 Sutcliff, Edward 
 
 Power, Robert 
 
 McKay, Hugh 
 
 Nesbitt, W. B 
 
 McMullin, John 
 
 Fraser, John 
 
 Carleton West, C.W. 
 
 l^f 
 
 Cartwright, do 
 
 .... Chambly Basin, C. E. 
 
 Chippawa, C.W. 
 
 Churchill, do 
 
 
 Beach, Abel 
 
 Stone, 8. W 
 
 KITCHEN, M. M 
 
 ... Beachburgh, 
 .... Bedford, 
 ... Bloomaburff. 
 
 
 Collfield, C. B. 
 
 Coteau Landinit.do 
 
 
 Bowman, Isaac C 
 
 Bentley, C 
 
 Earl, G. W 
 
 Ealey, George 
 
 Mullaney, Michael.. 
 
 ... Breslau, 
 
 ... Brougham, 
 II 
 
 ... Brownstown, 
 ... Caldwell. 
 
 Crossbill, C.W. 
 
 
 Delhi, do 
 
 
 Delta, do 
 
 Dereham, do 
 
 
 Eganville, do 
 
 Embro, do 
 
 
 MULLARKEY, JAMES 
 
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nd Hill, C.W. 
 
 1, do 
 
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 loke, C. E. 
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 Hamilton, 
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 Hampton, 
 
 Hastings, 
 
 Hollen, 
 
 Induatry, 
 
 Inkerman, 
 
 Inniffil, 
 
 Isle Verte, 
 
 Ifanhoe, 
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 It 
 It 
 It 
 
 JanetTilIs, 
 II 
 
 Jarvis, 
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 i4 
 
 X<'.nansTil!;i, 
 
 Lacolle, 
 
 Lanark, 
 
 La Pigeonnidrt 
 Leamingtou, 
 Leeds, 
 
 Leonar'^'i Hi' 
 
 Marcbiu'"''??!'., 
 Mi. 'trod't, 
 Moulreiii, 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 It 
 
 It 
 
 Morriaton, 
 II 
 
 Morton, 
 New Bliss. 
 Newcastle, 
 Nithburg, 
 Norwich, 
 Nntt's Corners 
 Oil Springs, 
 OrangeTille, 
 Osborne, 
 Owen 8 J and, 
 
 Pelsr^iOTo , 
 Pictia, 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 
 C. E. 
 do 
 
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 Bcarget, Mareel ... 
 Onay, Joaohim .... 
 
 Guay, Joseph 
 
 Hindaon, John 
 
 Camon, Dafid 
 
 Hillis, Isaac 
 
 Blondean, Eugene... 
 Pelletier, J. Thomas 
 
 Roy, Thomas E 
 
 Wright, A. B 
 
 Smith, Henry 
 
 DsGIEU, JOHN BUTT 
 oard,p.088) ..... 
 
 BoultoD, John 
 
 Fletcher, John 
 
 Gantrreau, Piarre L. 
 
 Auger, J. B 
 
 Paradis, L4on 
 
 Smi*<>>, Andrew McKnlg 
 Brierow, Walter ... 
 
 Wasop, 3a,v>.» 
 
 Ka''l »% JiHdi 
 
 etc ^.rth'ir,, ''■' tf-r ... 
 
 Shaw, Ov(,r'j 
 
 .Vli?a, -eremy 
 
 (.bayf ais, J. C. ... 
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 Point Leri East, 
 
 li 
 
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 Vipond, Wm. B 
 
 Want Wm L 
 
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 do 
 
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 Port Dalhonaie, 
 
 Port Oranby, 
 
 Port Hope, 
 
 Quebec, 
 
 ii 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Wheeler. Wm. L. ... 
 
 do 
 
 Merrill, Chaa. C 
 
 Anderson, Divid ... 
 
 Briitnw Walter ... 
 
 do 
 
 C. E. 
 
 do 
 
 Xfaarnikn Adolnhft... 
 
 li 
 
 do 
 
 McKay, Hugh 
 
 Qneenston, 
 
 Ricetille, 
 
 ON (see 
 Richmond Hil 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Soroggie, .lames ... 
 
 Heath, John 
 
 do 
 
 Fuller. Wm D 
 
 1, do 
 
 Qarrott, Hugh 
 
 Richwood, 
 
 do 
 
 Rigaud, 
 
 C. B. 
 
 r^nniinon Cottnn ...... 
 
 ......... Rimonskl. 
 
 do 
 
 Tullock, DutIiI ... 
 
 Boston Falls, 
 
 do 
 
 firookmire. Nioholaa 
 
 ii 
 
 bt Sherbrooke, 
 
 Shipley, 
 
 South Dasame 
 
 do 
 
 Taylor, Wm 
 
 Brock, Juhn 
 
 do 
 C.W. 
 
 Mieken Juhn ......... 
 
 r. do 
 
 
 Stamford, 
 
 do 
 
 Morriflon Domininlc . ... 
 
 Stavner. 
 
 do 
 
 Miller, L. 8 
 
 Stonffville, 
 
 do 
 
 HALL, A. (card, p. 820) .. 
 RICARD, N0£ (see eard, p 
 
 820) „... 
 
 WiBtield, Jonathan 
 
 Sutton, 
 
 St. Alexandre 
 
 C. B. 
 
 do 
 
 St. Dominique 
 
 >, do 
 
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 ...St H^ldne De Bsgo 
 
 5\ Scbolastiqu 
 
 ...St &oph:«v D'Ualifa 
 
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 ...... Terretunne, 
 
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 Hnme, Wm 
 
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 LEONARD, M. (see oard, p. 
 
 8:C) 
 
 KF.AN, F 
 
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 I, do 
 
 do 
 
 Clark, Charles 
 
 Fateux, H 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 
 Foote. Joseph 
 
 C. E. 
 
 Lapierre, Charles ... 
 
 do. 
 
 Pr6gen, Louis J. ... 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Snow, E. L 
 
 INGRAM, THOS. (see card, 
 p. 34ti) 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 MORRISON, R. B. (card, p. 846) 
 
 Strutbora, J. B 
 
 EDGAR, JOHN 
 
 .....,, Ua<-,Ti(J|ni, 
 ^^'arVwortb, 
 
 Wkvniok, 
 
 WsUrdowB, 
 
 ........ Waterford, 
 
 li 
 
 Waterloo, 
 
 Weaton, 
 
 Westport, 
 
 Wilton, 
 
 do 
 do 
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 Bradley, Wilson R. 
 
 Brown, R 
 
 Jennings, 8 , 
 
 NUTT, DAVID 
 
 do 
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 Jo 
 
 LeaTena, D. R 
 
 do 
 
 Buokham, T. R ... 
 
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 Waters, Charles ... 
 
 do 
 
 BWtb, John 
 
 da 
 
 Roberts, Richard ... 
 
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 Wriehton. Jas. A. .. 
 
 York Mills 
 
 do 
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 Owens, F. 
 
 Zurich, 
 
 
 Diib6, L P 
 
 McKenzie, A. M. ... 
 Wilson, George . , .. 
 Bush, J^nasT. 
 
 Towlei. .■(. .3 
 
 Orde, O. P 
 
 TO.MLINPON, J.... 
 Breadner, Joshua... 
 
 Mosley, Wm 
 
 WOODS, JOHN R. 
 
 Young, R. A 
 
 Farley, Robert 
 
 Rathbum, Wm. ... 
 
 AQENn'r, >:^FAI, ESTATE AND GENERAL. 
 
 Middleton, J. C. ... 
 
 Foster & Esaon ... 
 
 Browning, J. M. ... 
 
 Keith, James 
 
 Nicholson, K 
 
 Le Tellier, Charles. 
 
 Miller, James 
 
 LAMBERT, THOMAS A. (see 
 
 card, p. 906) 
 
 Bryan, D. W 
 
 Irwin, John 
 
 MoNABB, ALEX. B (card, p. 48) 
 RYLEY, ALFRED. 
 
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 Acton VdiB, 
 
 C. E, 
 
 w,..- 
 
 .. Alexaofiri*, 
 
 C.W 
 
 
 
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 .... Angus, 
 
 do 
 
 
 ... Artemesia, 
 
 do 
 
 
 ... Ashburnham, 
 
 do 
 
 
 ... Ashworth, 
 
 do 
 
 
 .... Atbelxtan, 
 
 do 
 
 • • • 
 
 ... Aurora, 
 
 do 
 
 
 ... Aylmer, 
 
 C. E. 
 
 
 " 
 
 do 
 
 
 ... Aylwin, 
 
 c'.W. 
 
 ••••• 
 
 ... Ayr, 
 
 do 
 
 Baillieboro, 
 
 CW. 
 
 Bayfield, 
 
 J.> 
 
 Beaaharnois, 
 
 C.K 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 It 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Bearerton, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Be^anconr, 
 
 C. E. 
 
 Bedford, 
 
 do 
 
 Belmore, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Bentinck. 
 
 do 
 
 Bet',:.t,u 
 
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 AGENTS. 
 
 1 1 
 
 hi 
 
 MoMiillan, D Betbune, C. E. 
 
 HACKWELL, WM Doscobel, do 
 
 Rawlings, Thomas Drantford, C.W. 
 
 Ilndgson, John ... BrowDSTille, do 
 
 Murray, E. W Uuckiagham, C. £. 
 
 Hill, James M Burford, C.W. 
 
 Cade, J. Burgesarille, do 
 
 Fraser, John " do 
 
 McLurcn, Donald P Cape Rich, do 
 
 McLaren. D " do 
 
 Jones, Willis Castlcton, do 
 
 Martineau, A. J.... Champlain, C. E. 
 
 Holmes, A. S Chatham, C.W. 
 
 Livingston & Buiiia " do 
 
 McCall, Duncan ... " do 
 
 Cusbing, Lemuel.. " do 
 
 Edwards, Wm. ... Clarence, do 
 
 J^idgson, George M Clarendon Centre, C. E. 
 
 Hall. Horatio Clinton, C.W. 
 
 Russell & Read " do 
 
 Thwaite.1, Richard " do 
 
 Perry, E., Cloyne, do 
 
 FOX, A. R Coaticook, C. E. 
 
 Wa.l<k'll, A Cobourg, C.W. 
 
 LAWRENCE, JOSEPH H. ... Collingwood, do 
 
 Jennings, Frank R. Cooksville, do 
 
 McLean, Alexander Cornwall, do 
 
 Parent, J. W Coteau Landing, C. E. 
 
 BOLSTER, GEORGE I. (card, 
 
 p. liiC) Creemore, C.W. 
 
 GODFREY, GEO Delaware, do 
 
 Livingstone, Wm... '♦ rf^o 
 
 Rodgers, George S " do 
 
 BELL, A. W. (card, p. 154),.. Douglas, do 
 
 Lanilcn, W. H. ... Drumbo, do 
 
 Millar, R.J Drummondville, C E. 
 
 Cunningham, H.... Dudswell, do 
 
 SMITH, SAMUEL Dunany, do 
 
 Stephenson, James " do 
 
 ARMOUR, JOHN DunnviUe, C.W. 
 
 FOSS, JOSHUA Eaton, do 
 
 Hurd, L. A " do 
 
 Davidson. John A. Eden Mills, do 
 
 RAY, ANGUS M EUlon, do 
 
 LaPenotiere, W. H, Elors, do 
 
 Newman, W. P. & Co " do 
 
 PURDY, R. McLEAN Eugenia, do 
 
 Mitchell, James ... Everton, do 
 
 Ferguson, George D Fergus, do 
 
 Petrie, J. W - .. " do 
 
 Carscallnn, John A FlintoD, do 
 
 WEBSTER, WM Florenoe, do 
 
 McEWAN, EWAN, Franktrwn, do 
 
 Wood, Capt. A Frost Village, do 
 
 ALLAN, GEORGE, OlenaltaD, do 
 
 8MAILL & THOMSON (card, 
 
 p. 200) Goderloh, do 
 
 Trueman, O " do 
 
 McDonald, Wallace E Grafton, do 
 
 West, William L Granby, C E. 
 
 Davidson, Charles Guelph, C.W. 
 
 STREET, JOHN (card, p. 210) " do 
 
 Thompson & Jnckson " do 
 
 Armstrong, Charles HMailtoa, do 
 
 Bender, George H. " do 
 
 BRAY, JOHIA." rcard, p. 22«) " do 
 
 Browne, Edward .. «< do 
 
 Cooper, William U " do 
 
 Durkee, Samuel.... " do 
 
 Herman, William.. " do 
 
 Houlgrave, J " do 
 
 Maclean, Hugh " do 
 
 Moore & Davis .... 
 
 Murray, John 
 
 Nottle, J. T 
 
 STEVENSON, JAMES,. 
 Walker, Thomas, .. 
 Wheeler, William L. . 
 
 SPOOR, 0. A 
 
 Townsend, John... 
 
 Smith, J. A 
 
 Rorke, Wm 
 
 Farley, R. 
 
 Hamilton, 
 
 Harrisburg, 
 
 Harrcwsmiih, 
 
 Hawke.sbury, 
 
 Heathoote, 
 
 Hull, 
 
 THOMPSON, JOHN Humberstone, 
 
 SLAVEN, THOMAS Indiana. 
 
 Mo Andrew, Wm 
 
 Ounn, William 
 
 McRea, Peter 
 
 Campbell, A. D. ... 
 
 Gibson, John H. P 
 
 McGLATCHEY, W. (c, p. 284) 
 HUGHES, GEORGE P. (card, 
 
 p. 284) 
 
 FORMAN, E. H 
 
 THOMAS, JOHN HOLLIDAY 
 
 (card, p. 284) 
 
 Campbell, John ... 
 
 Forbes, F. J. B 
 
 McKENDRICK, M.\TTHEW, 
 
 Rastall, William 
 
 Kirtland & Cooke 
 
 Shaw, John 
 
 Barron, Thomas, jun La Chute, 
 
 IngersoU, 
 Inverhuron, 
 
 Inverness, 
 
 Kars, 
 
 Katesville, 
 
 Kenansville, 
 Kelvin, 
 
 Kerwood, 
 Kincardine, 
 
 Kingston, 
 
 CATTANACH, D.. 
 Rawson & DeChair 
 Knowlson, J. B. ... 
 .McOillivray, D. D. 
 Oakley, Arthur ... 
 Walker, W. 
 
 Laggan, 
 
 Lennoxvillo, 
 
 Lindsay, 
 
 Lisadel, 
 
 Armstrong, Arthur, sen Lloydtuwn, 
 
 Armstrong, Arthur, jun. 
 Emery, A. S 
 
 Keary, John 
 
 LAWRASON. L.... 
 HAYES, M. P. ... 
 Bridges, George, .. 
 
 BLAIS. L. N 
 
 ALBERG, JOHN, 
 Auld, Alexander .. 
 Barrett, Byron S. .. 
 Beaudreault, Cyrlao 
 Cunyngbame, Francis 
 
 Harkin, John 
 
 John<!on, Thomas R. 
 
 Kellam, S. S 
 
 Langford, John E. 
 Muir, George B. ... 
 Neill, Alexander... 
 
 Skelton, J. W 
 
 Tracy, Hiram 
 
 Trigg, William 
 
 Tuggy, Charles ... 
 
 Alma, John P 
 
 MORTON, G 
 
 London, 
 
 Madoc, 
 
 Malta, 
 
 Mntune, 
 
 Moaford, St. Vincent P.O. 
 Montreal. 
 
 Morpeth, 
 Morton, 
 
 HANDY, EDWARD Mount IJrydges, 
 
 MoL««n, Jftmei ... Mount Pleasant, 
 
 ARTHURS A., (card, p 4H4) Napier, 
 NEIM8IER, Dr. GEO. (card. 
 
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 Bartlett, W 
 
 Wigmore, Robert.. 
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 Nnrwodd, 
 Oakvlllo, 
 Oil Springs, 
 
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 O'Qrady, StanJish G. 
 Ketchuin, J., jun... 
 
 
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 Orangeville, do 
 Orillia, do 
 O^iborne, do 
 Ottawa, do 
 " do 
 " do 
 Owen Sound, do 
 " do 
 Paris, do 
 Peterboro', do 
 " do 
 Petrolia, do 
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 Pine River, d" 
 Plantagenet, do 
 Point Levi E., C. E. 
 Port Albert, C. W. 
 Port Bruce, do 
 Port Hope, do 
 " do 
 Portnem", C. E. 
 Priceville, C. W. 
 " do 
 Princeton, do 
 Quebec, C E. 
 " do 
 
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 Renfrew, C.W. 
 Richmond, C. £. 
 
 Richmond nill,C.W. 
 Sarnia, do 
 •' do 
 
 " do 
 " do 
 
 <• do 
 Shakspeare, do 
 Sherbrooke, C. E. 
 
 " do 
 Simcoe, C.W. 
 SinghamptoD, do 
 Smithfield, do 
 Smithville, do 
 Stayner, do 
 
 " do 
 Glirling, do 
 
 Clarke, Thomas, ... 
 Manners, Robert C, 
 Simpson, Adam, ... 
 
 Frary, .Asa, 
 
 LEVECQl E, EDMON 
 Rcrryman. Edj.'ar... 
 HILLMAN, THO.MA 
 
 p- 7u;) 
 
 Jones, John B., ... 
 Ouiinef, Benjamin .. 
 WARNER, SETH B., 
 Dulcord, Alphonse, 
 BELLEMARE, 0... 
 Aylsworth, William R 
 STEPHENSON, JAS., 
 
 778) 
 
 Anderson, William, 
 Brnilbury, James R., 
 DIXON, JOSEPH, 
 Fulljnmes, John, ... 
 Jarvis, Eilgnr J., ... 
 Mncdonell, Angus D., 
 
 MASON, W. T 
 
 McKEE, WILLIAM, 
 
 SM-,) 
 
 Parker Richard ... 
 POWELL, JOHN S. 
 
 812) 
 
 SCOTT & DeGRASS 
 
 Smith, Alfret 
 
 Smith, William 
 
 Stotosbury, Charles 
 
 Wylie. G. B 
 
 AUIUIY, STEPHEN 
 CHRISTIE, J., (card 
 Brown, J. W. C. . . 
 Morrison, John 
 DEWAR, JOHN ... 
 Pellctier, F. 8. A... 
 McGregor, John ... 
 Taggart William C. 
 Whelan, Walter ... 
 
 Birdsall, R E 
 
 Hemitig, Eilward J. 
 
 Crow, A. W 
 
 Kimball, William ... 
 WOOD, THOMAS.. 
 
 Grey, William 
 
 Macdonald, Roderick 
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 Whitby, 
 Wilkesport, 
 Woodside, 
 Woodstock, 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 Wroxeler, 
 
 C W. 
 
 
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 Potrie, Archibald... 
 
 
 C. E. 
 
 Baines, C. T 
 
 Burrows, .\. W. ... 
 
 
 
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 Turgeon J. B 
 
 Arnott, William ... 
 
 
 
 
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 C.ngcr, W. S 
 
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 Adams, A. A 
 
 Clacher, G. B 
 
 
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 Gamble, J. W 
 
 Hagar, Albert 
 
 Bourget, Charles ... 
 
 
 
 
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 Bullock, L. A 
 
 
 
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 Maxwi'll, Robert ... 
 
 
 
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 McLeod, Duncan ... 
 
 
 
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 Ferguson, Alex. ... 
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 d, p. 540) 
 
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 Cot6, .Antoine 
 
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 Forsyth, Thomas... 
 
 
 
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 McMULLEN, R. 0., 
 
 
 
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 STEVENSON, GEO. 
 
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 THORNTON, J. S., 
 
 
 
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 F''lton, E P., 
 
 
 
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 Smith, Henry 
 
 Phillips. Gideon, ... 
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 AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS. 
 
 Tinker, G. M 
 
 Egliston, II. & A... 
 ThurcBon, Eyre ... 
 Rorison & McEwan 
 Young, Alexander .. 
 Hunter, George ... 
 
 Flcury, Joseph 
 
 Bluet, W 
 
 Berthelett & Smith 
 Bothweli, Jamea ... 
 McDonald, Jamea J. 
 CARPENTER, WM. 
 
 McTiivish, Neil 
 
 Harris, A. & Son... 
 Paquet, Charles ... 
 McMillan, Peter ... 
 Ltppin & Lapointe 
 
 Amherstburf, 
 Ancaster, 
 
 41 
 
 Arnprior, 
 
 II 
 
 .^sh worth, 
 
 Aurora, 
 
 Aylmcr, 
 II 
 
 Balderson, 
 
 H Bannockburn, 
 
 Bayfield, 
 
 Beanmont, 
 Beaverton, 
 Bedford, 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 C. E. 
 do 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 C. E. 
 
 C.W. 
 
 C. E. 
 
 Woflfle, John J.... 
 rioments, John ... 
 
 Read, John 
 
 Craig, John 
 
 Noxon, Freeman ... 
 
 Noxon, Wm 
 
 Kribs, David 
 
 Buck, Wm 
 
 Butler & Jackson... 
 McCuUoch, Wm. ... 
 
 Lucas, Wm 
 
 Corbin, Charles ... 
 
 Siddall, J 
 
 Lent, Marcus 
 
 Ross & McKeU 
 
 Clarke, E 
 
 Baldwin & Murrill. 
 
 .... Berlin, C.W 
 
 .Borthier en Haut, C E' 
 " do 
 
 .... Bethany, 
 .... Bloomfield, 
 
 Brampton, 
 Brantford, 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
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 Brockville, 
 
 Bronte, 
 
 BurgesBville, 
 
 Burnhamthorpe,do 
 
 Colborue, do 
 
 Cbateauguay Basin, C. E 
 
 Cloyne, C.W, 
 
 Coatioook, C. E 
 
 (90.) 
 
 BRYANT, 8TRATT0N &. DAY'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, King Street, Toronto. (See Card, y. 702.) 
 
 \A 
 
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 874 
 
 AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. 
 
 
 
 Sleeper, Lewie, 
 
 Wardwell. J. Q 
 
 ... Coaticook, 
 
 14 
 
 C. E. 
 do 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 C. E. 
 
 C.W. 
 
 do 
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 C. E. 
 
 C.W. 
 
 C. E. 
 do 
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 C.W. 
 do 
 do 
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 do 
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 C. E. 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 do 
 
 White. Hamilton.... 
 
 Kendall. 
 
 c w 
 
 Allen, James .... 
 
 
 do 
 do 
 dn 
 
 Prentice, G. 
 
 Watsnn. Overton & Co 
 
 .. Columbus, 
 ... Corunna, 
 ... Credit, 
 
 Fisher, Ira J 
 
 Ross, Alexander ... .... 
 
 Kincardine, 
 
 44 
 
 
 Doddridge k Mitchell .... 
 
 La Chute. 
 
 C. E. 
 
 8, do 
 do 
 do 
 
 Hawkins, Francis R 
 
 ... Dereham, 
 ... Derry West, 
 
 D' Amour, Francois 
 Descb^nes. Edouard .... 
 
 .... L'Anse k GiU 
 
 44 
 
 SnArliiiff. Johnson .. »•■■. 
 
 41 
 
 Eraser, A., sen ... 
 
 II 
 
 Dowitt Jabez D. ... 
 
 ... DnwittvilU. 
 
 Fraser, Hubert 
 
 II 
 
 ^« 
 
 Deliiny, James A.... Dickinson's Landing, 
 BILLINGTON & FORSYTH, 
 
 ^card n. 168^ ... Dnndan 
 
 Caupal, Vital 
 
 Bowman, Israel 
 
 Hutchinson. Richard 
 
 LaPigeonni(;re, do 
 
 Lavender, C.W. 
 
 41 ,J„ 
 
 SCuTT JAMES & Co 
 
 44 
 
 Brooks, Charles 
 
 Mclntyre, J. B 
 
 ELLIOTT, JOHN 
 
 Leonard, Elijah 
 
 Wade, William 
 
 Lennoxville, 
 
 Lobo, 
 
 London, 
 
 " 
 II 
 
 C V. 
 
 Pbarris, John 
 
 Tocom, John 
 
 Mead, William 
 
 Gallagher, Hugh 
 
 Gray, John 
 
 Watson & Bauthimbammer.. 
 
 ... Dungannon, 
 
 ... Dunnville, 
 
 ... Edwardsburg, 
 
 ... Eganville, 
 
 ... Egmondville, 
 II 
 
 ... Elora, 
 ... Exeter, 
 ... Falkirk, 
 II 
 
 ... Fcnella, 
 ... Fergus, 
 ... Fort Erie, 
 
 C.W 
 do • 
 do 
 do 
 
 Bennet, John .... 
 Halliday k Co 
 
 Madoo, 
 
 Malton. 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 Potter, David M 
 
 Brabazon & Verity 
 
 Armstrong, John 
 
 Baker, 8 
 
 Ferguson & Knox 
 
 Little & Wilson 
 
 Gunn, D 
 
 McDonald, L 
 
 Weston, 0. H 
 
 Morgan, T. & G 
 
 Speight, T. k Son 
 
 .... Maple, 
 
 44 
 
 Marhleton, 
 
 .... Markbam, 
 
 44 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 C. E. 
 
 C.W, 
 
 do 
 
 Bartlett, John .... 
 
 Melbourne, 
 
 C. E, 
 
 McDoucall & Russell 
 
 Bere, Joshua ... 
 
 14 
 
 do 
 
 
 ... Frankford, 
 
 ... Gait, 
 
 ... Gananoque, 
 
 44 
 
 Lewis, Richard ... 
 
 14 
 
 do 
 
 
 Miller, Henry L. ... .... 
 
 41 
 
 do 
 
 Brougb, Robert ... . 
 
 Jone^', P. F. & Co.. 
 
 Johns, George 
 
 McLaughlin, John... ,... 
 
 Menie, 
 
 Middleville, 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 
 SKINNER & Co. (card, p. li 
 McKenzie. 0. C. ... 
 
 ... Georgetown, 
 ... Glanwortb, 
 ... Glenlyon, 
 ... Glenwilliams, 
 
 McMaster, William .... 
 
 Mitlhaven, 
 
 do 
 
 Thomson, Robert,,.. .... 
 
 Mitcbell. 
 
 do 
 
 WEBB. RICHARD J 
 
 Soules, John .... 
 
 Mohawk. 
 
 do 
 
 Pepper, Win 
 
 Murrv John 
 
 Evans, William .... 
 
 Montreal. 
 
 C E. 
 
 0' Dell, A. (agent) 
 
 t( 
 
 do 
 
 Sawyers, Wm 
 
 14 
 
 Page, D. P 
 
 (1 
 
 do 
 
 Elliott. A. 
 
 ... Gosfield, 
 ... Greenwood, 
 ... Griersville, 
 ... Grimsby, 
 ... Guelph, 
 
 • 4 
 II 
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 Paige, B. P. & Co 
 
 i( 
 
 do 
 
 Reedy, Patrick 
 
 Marshall, James ... 
 
 Palmer & Grout ... 
 
 CollioB & Osborne 
 
 Kirklimd & Miltington 
 
 Milts & Melvin 
 
 Webster, John 
 
 Patterson, James ... .... 
 
 « 
 
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 Rodier, Charles S 
 
 SMITH, J., (oarJ p. 462). 
 
 Steam, J. H 
 
 Tinkbam, Silas .... 
 
 it 
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 • • ••• 
 
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 Martin, John 
 
 Cbeetham, Geo .... 
 
 .... Morriaton, 
 Morton. 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 
 Armor, John • 
 
 ... Hamilton, 
 
 Manuel, D. H 
 
 It 
 
 do 
 
 Sawyer. L. & P 
 
 II 
 
 Durnoulicr, J, B .,. .... 
 
 Mount Oscar 
 
 C E 
 
 Smith, B. P 
 
 II 
 
 Hurtebise. Barnab^ .... 
 
 44 
 
 do 
 
 Johns, John 
 
 ... Hampton, 
 
 14 
 
 Tessier, David 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Vanstone, William.. 
 
 Clow, H. B 
 
 Scott, Thomas 
 
 Chishoiro, Daniel 
 
 Chisbolm, Hugh ... .... 
 
 Napanee, 
 
 Newburg, 
 
 New Carlisle, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Kidd, John 
 
 Montgomery, McDonald & C 
 Bell, James, , 
 
 ... Harpurhay, 
 0., Harriston, 
 ... Hastings, 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 C. E. 
 
 do 
 
 Howard, J. A 
 
 MERNER, SAMUEL (care 
 
 494) 
 
 Craig, William 
 
 Ralph, William 
 
 1, p. 
 
 NewHamburi 
 
 Nilestown, 
 
 44 
 
 
 McGibbon, Duncan 
 
 Brabazon k Verity 
 
 Bluss, Samuel 
 
 ... Hawkesbury, 
 ... Hay, 
 ... Henry, 
 ... Howick, 
 ... Humberstone, 
 ... Iluntiogdon, 
 II 
 
 5,C.W, 
 do 
 do 
 
 Maw, Robert 
 
 Neff, J. &Bro 
 
 Brown, Andrew 
 
 Davis, D. 
 
 Robertson, Thomas 
 
 Gillett, J 
 
 Winegard, Isaac 
 
 Burns, Robert .... 
 
 x*fithburg, do 
 
 North Augnsttn, do 
 
 North Williamsburg, do 
 
 Hall, George k William 
 
 Mass^, Alexis 
 
 AtkiiiH, James 
 
 ... Industry, 
 ... Ingorsoll, 
 55 41 
 
 j« " 
 ... Iroquois, 
 
 41 
 
 Fleury, Alexander.. .... 
 
 Oak Ridores. 
 
 do 
 
 Fulton, Samuel 
 
 McAuley, F 
 
 Oneida, 
 
 Oranseville, 
 
 do 
 dn 
 
 EASTWOOD, W., (card, p. 2( 
 NOXON. J. & 8. (card, p. 2( 
 Brouse, N. H 
 
 Woodward & Nicholson ... 
 
 .4 
 
 do 
 
 Hutton, William 
 
 Dunning, George ... .,., 
 
 Orono, 
 
 Ouborne, 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 Shermitn, N. 
 
 Filliatreault. Frank 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Marchison, Murdock ..... 
 
 ... Islay, 
 
 HALL, JOSEPH (card, p. 
 KIRKPATRICK, M. (card, 
 WHITING, A. S. k Co... 
 
 320) Oshawa, 
 
 p, 610 " 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Boucher. Etienna... 
 
 ... Isle Vorte. 
 
 do 
 
 Burkbolder, John... 
 
 ... Islington, 
 ... Jarvis, 
 ... KendaU, 
 
 do 
 
 Yocum, Adam 
 
 Casey, Allen W 
 
 Lawrence, J 
 
 MoCeary, James 
 
 .... Palermo, 
 PenviUe, 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 . 
 
 QOODERHAM * WORTS, MILLERS AKD DISTILLERS, TORONTO. (S«« Card, p. 810.) 
 
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 C.W. 
 
 9d, 
 
 do 
 
 dine, 
 
 do 
 
 
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 ite. 
 
 C. E. 
 
 i. Giles, do 
 
 
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 onni()re, do 
 
 ler, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 
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 tville, 
 
 C. E 
 
 
 C.W 
 
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 C. E. 
 
 am, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 
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 ville. 
 
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 Iges, 
 
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 AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS— ARCHITECTS, &o. 
 
 975 
 
 310.) 
 
 Kingban, Robert ... 
 HUOT BENJAMIN 
 
 
 Peterboro', 
 
 C.W. 
 
 
 Point Levi, 
 Ponsonby, 
 
 C. B. 
 
 Bhine, Daniel 
 
 
 C.W. 
 
 ZEALAND,!., (card, 
 
 p. 672)... 
 
 Port Hope, 
 
 do 
 
 Hulbert, Samuel ... 
 
 
 Prescott, 
 
 do 
 
 Vanzant, Samuel ... 
 
 
 i 1 
 
 do 
 
 Andrew, J M 
 
 
 Renfrew, 
 
 do 
 
 Scntt Robert 
 
 
 Ricevillc, 
 Richmond Hi 
 
 do 
 
 Hall, Henry 
 
 Patterson & Brother 
 
 
 1, do 
 
 •■■•■ ••• 
 
 41 
 
 do 
 
 WilaoD Thomas ... 
 
 
 it 
 Riwhw od. 
 
 do 
 
 Chisholm, James... 
 
 
 do 
 
 Daganault dit Laprise, 
 
 Fran9oi8 
 
 , Ri:iioajki, 
 
 C. E. 
 
 Fry, Cbristtopher ... 
 
 
 Rockton, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 McGregor, Robert, 
 Cook, Daniel 
 
 
 RusRell, 
 
 do 
 
 
 Shakspeare, 
 
 do 
 
 TUCK, SAMUCL... 
 
 
 Sherbrooke, 
 
 C. E. 
 
 Honey, Richard ... 
 
 
 Singhampton, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Wooley, Joseph ... 
 
 
 Stanstead, 
 
 C. E. 
 
 Baker, John M. ... 
 
 
 Stirling, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 HAMMER, T., (card, 
 
 p. 690).. 
 
 Stratford, 
 
 do 
 
 Benner, R. L 
 
 
 Stromness, 
 
 do 
 
 Assclstiiic, B 
 
 * ....... 
 
 Switzerville, 
 
 do 
 
 Lftfcrrier, Michel... 
 
 
 St. Antoine, 
 
 C. E. 
 
 SAMSON, N. M.... 
 
 ......... 
 
 St. Catharines, 
 
 C W. 
 
 Gadory, Moise 
 
 
 St. Elizabeth, 
 
 C. E. 
 
 Buskberry, Samuel 
 
 
 
 St. George, 
 
 C. W. 
 
 Bergeron, George... 
 
 
 St. Gregoire, 
 
 C. E. 
 
 Bauclette, Pierre... 
 
 ...St. iuU)ae De Bagot, do 
 
 BARNES, 0. F. ... 
 
 
 St. Hyacinthc, do 
 
 Rt (ifvmR.\n IVf 
 
 
 St. Laurent, 
 
 do 
 
 
 
 do 
 
 Dcguire, Franyois .. 
 
 
 do 
 
 Ciiron, Joseph 
 
 
 Ste. Luce, 
 
 ao 
 
 Pjirftdis Thomas ... 
 
 
 << 
 
 St. Martbe, 
 
 (1 
 
 do 
 
 Perron Lllrie ....#, 
 
 
 do 
 
 Bannon M. 
 
 
 do 
 
 Desjardins. T 
 
 Boileau, Franijois... 
 
 
 do 
 
 ..St. Roch de Richelion, do 
 
 Snedel, Alfred 
 
 
 
 St. Scholnstique, do 
 
 Livcrgood & Hay... 
 
 
 St. Thomas, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Halpitiii, P 
 
 
 
 Tecumseth, 
 
 do 
 
 MORLi:V. GEORGE 
 
 'see card 
 
 
 
 p. 772) 
 
 
 Thorold, 
 
 do 
 
 
 
 Three RiTers, 
 
 C. E. 
 
 BRYSON, E. & Co. (see card, p 
 
 
 788). 
 
 
 Toronto, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 FLEMING, JAMES & Co. (see 
 
 1 
 
 
 card. p. 808) 
 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 HEWITT, WILLL\M 
 
 , card, p 
 
 
 
 814) 
 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 HAMILTON, WM. & SON ... Toronto, C. W. 
 
 Lewis, Rice & Son, •• do 
 
 LYMAN, SAVaGE&MACNAB 
 
 (card, p. 822) << do 
 
 Mead, John •• do 
 
 PATERSON, P. & SON (card, 
 
 p. 830) " do 
 
 RIDOUT, Lros. t Co. (card, p. 
 
 834) " do 
 
 Ryan, James B. ... •' do 
 
 THOMSON .V BURNS " do 
 
 Boast, Joseph Trenholm, C. E. 
 
 Barts, Samuel Trowbridge, C.W. 
 
 Windsor, Philip Tullamore, do 
 
 McGownn, Adam ... Tweed, do 
 
 McOowan, Robert " do 
 
 FAjkardt, W. & P. D Unionville, do 
 
 Eckardt it Jones ... " do 
 
 IrTine, Q. W Uxbridge, do 
 
 Merlatt, R Vienna, do 
 
 Sells, H. & Co " do 
 
 Perry Lemuel V. & John R. ... Violet, do 
 
 BIGGER, GEORGE Walton, do 
 
 Knight, David " do 
 
 Henderson, Henry Wardsville, do 
 
 Lord, John Warkwortb, do 
 
 BAKER, READ (card, p. 874).. Walerdown, do 
 
 English, John, jun. " do 
 
 Hughes, William " do 
 
 Boughner, N Waterford, do 
 
 Green, J. W. & N " do 
 
 Berry, James Wellington Square, do 
 
 Leonard, H. & N. J Westbrook, do 
 
 RouHseau, Miijorique West Broughton, C. E. 
 
 Eraser, William West McOillivray, C. W. 
 
 Foley, D. Weslport, do 
 
 Robertson, Gordon " do 
 
 Sergeant & Shar,ie Westwocd, do 
 
 Brown & Patterson Whitby, do 
 
 Robison, Q " do 
 
 Pollard, Ziichary WhitcTale, do 
 
 Willson, .(oseph ... " do 
 
 Barrett, W. & T Willianiitown, do 
 
 Weed, Albert Willowdnle, do 
 
 Potter & Heritage Winfield, do 
 
 Ennis, Richard ... Wingham, do 
 
 Abell, John ..:... Woodbridge, do 
 
 COPP & BROTHER Woodstock, do 
 
 Hannah, James ... Wroxeter, do 
 
 Samson, D Yorkville, do 
 
 McCrea, Donald ... Zimmerman, do 
 
 ARCHITECTS, CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS. 
 (See also ProTinoial Land Surveyors.) 
 
 Lyons, Michael 
 
 White, ChHrles 
 
 Brough, Wm 
 
 Adare, 
 
 Barnston, 
 
 BeavcrtoD, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 C. E. 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 do 
 
 C. E. 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 C. E. 
 
 C. W. 
 
 C. E. 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 
 Ruoinson, Wm. G. 
 
 Logan, James 
 
 Stevens, Samuel ... 
 
 Rennie, Wra 
 
 Levoi, J. Bte 
 
 McKay, Walter ... 
 
 Wood, Robert 
 
 Boult, Stephen 
 
 BIyth, Th<ma8 A... 
 
 Boultbee, Wm 
 
 Buchanan, John ... 
 
 Caddy, John 
 
 Clark, Hutchinson 
 Dales & FitzQerald 
 
 Donnelly, R. H 
 
 Haakins, Wm 
 
 Erin, 
 
 Farmeraville, 
 
 i( 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 do 
 
 Qilbertsoii, Wm 
 
 ti 
 
 Fergus, 
 
 Frampton, 
 
 Georgetown, 
 
 Greenwood, 
 
 do 
 
 MoLeod, A 
 
 (■ 
 
 C. E. 
 C. W. 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 St. Arnault, Damaso 
 8TAPLEY, AUGUSTUS J. 
 
 card, p. 30) 
 
 Mockler, Wra 
 
 Bc^anconr, 
 
 (see 
 
 Belleville, 
 
 Bentinck, 
 
 Broekville, 
 
 Caledonia Springs, 
 Charlesbourg 
 
 
 do 
 
 Fltzsimmonp, Wm. 
 LENDKUM, WM. 
 Lecourt, Q. P. M 
 
 II 
 II 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 Kilgar, James, sen. 
 
 Coldsprings, 
 
 Dechanibault, 
 
 Derry West, 
 
 Drayton, 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Perrault, Z6phirin 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Blttkely, Alexander 
 Spafford, George C. 
 
 il 
 • II 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 TUB CANADA CARPET AND FLOOR CLOTH COMPANY, TORONTO. (8m Card, p. 810.) 
 
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 i ' 
 
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 Hills, Albert H, 
 McAdnui, P. II. 
 O'Keefe, P. C. . 
 RASTHIOK, F. 
 FillioD, Ittano , 
 Pillion, Vital . 
 IIig);iur<on, J 
 Hunter, Joseph* ... 
 Loiiin, Chnrles L. ... 
 Callahan, Patricic .. 
 
 Dorvsl, Urgi-1 
 
 Fitzpatrick, Joseph 
 
 Hamlin, L. B 
 
 Coverditlo, William.. 
 Horsey, E'lward ... 
 Kirtlnud & Cuoke .. 
 
 Power, John 
 
 BUIUIOWS, THOMAS 
 
 P- ••il'«) 
 
 Uoyil, Jamea 
 
 Duchesnt'v, A 
 
 Dignell, John 
 
 Fortin, Jnlien 
 
 BRADY, C (card, p 
 
 Burns, R. J 
 
 3torm & Cumberlnnd 
 
 Casgniiii, P. A. E 
 
 Delaney, Jnmes A.. .... 
 
 COLQiniOUN, MALCOLM 
 
 Dyer, R 
 
 Dyer, W 
 
 Sylvester, Wm. 
 
 Lawson, E .... 
 
 ■yVood, John 
 
 Shailer, J. 
 
 Hutcliiu?<in, William 
 
 Barlow, Robert 
 
 Bell, Rober*. 
 
 Bourgenu, Victor... .... 
 
 Brady, Frederick ... .... 
 
 Browne, (jeorge ... 
 Browne, John J. ... 
 
 Buchanan, John ... .... 
 
 Burton, Joseph 
 
 Cliff, John 
 
 Dupuis, Qeorge ... .... 
 
 Enipson, John .... 
 
 Fahrland, T < 
 
 Fetisenden, William .„.■ 
 
 Fisher, Henry 
 
 Footner, W 
 
 Fowler & Roy 
 
 Garren, James, jun. 
 
 Ouerin, T 
 
 Ilaselden, Richard 
 
 Hester, John 
 
 Hodson, W. H 
 
 Hopkins, J. W 
 
 Hutchison, Alexander C 
 
 Kay, James 
 
 Larue & Colburn , 
 
 Laurent, M 
 
 Lawford k Nelson 
 
 Legge, Charles 
 
 Levesque, Adolpha 
 
 Mackenzie, Richard 
 
 Mackenzie, W. II , 
 
 McQuisten, PatHnk ...„ 
 
 Moore, J. B .... 
 
 Newoonib, William 
 
 Ostell, John 
 
 Perrault, H. M 
 
 Hamilton, C.W. 
 
 , ♦' do 
 
 " do 
 
 " do 
 
 ..Harvey Hill Mines, C. E. 
 
 " do 
 
 Ilawkesbury, 
 
 Henry, 
 
 Huraber, 
 
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 Kildare, 
 
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 MATHEWS, JOHN 
 
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 Forbes, F. J. B 
 
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 KEVES, ANDREW (card, 
 
 Linton, James 
 
 McMillan, Charles.. 
 
 Stratton, John G 
 
 Douglas, John 
 
 Oakley, Arthur 
 
 Barnard, P. C 
 
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 Rogers, Alfred " do 
 
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 Brennan, Michael Eganville, do 
 
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 MoCormick, Patrick " do 
 
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 outside front oorer) 
 
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 p. 444) 
 
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 p. 468) 
 
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 Bonager, Solomon 
 
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 FLEMING, JOHN 
 
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 St. Catharine 
 
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 St. Hyacinthe 
 
 St. Mary's, 
 
 St. Thomas, 
 
 Thorold, 
 
 Three Rivers, 
 
 Toronto, 
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 II 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Hely, P. B 
 
 Barkley, F. M 
 
 Creighton, John 
 
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 HENDERSON, JOHN (card, p. 
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 Hill, R. H 
 
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 Winter, James W 
 
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 Orchard, Thomas... 
 
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 Penton, Henry 
 
 HART. JOHN 
 
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 Denison, 0. H 
 
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 B^GIN, 0. (card, p. 564) 
 
 McLaren, Wm. R. jun 
 
 Baird, James 
 
 HAY, MORICE (card, p. 672). 
 
 O'Donnell, Patrick 
 
 Lyons, C. W 
 
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 TAYLOR, E. A. (card outside 
 
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 CAIN, J. C. ...Meaford (St. ' 
 
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 SCHLUETER, WILLIAM (see 
 card, p 584) 
 
 BROUSSEAU, LEQER (card, 
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 DAGG, CHARLES G. (card 
 
 outside front cover) 
 
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 MIDDLETON & DAWSON 
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 p. 626) 
 
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 McMaster, David 
 
 FOSS, SAMUEL J. (card, p. 
 
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 DONLY, A. J. (card, p. 670)... 
 
 Barber, J. R 
 
 Niblnck, James 
 
 BENOIT, ANTOINE (card, p. 
 
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 Boulter, G. H 
 
 Mowat, Wm 
 
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 WINTER. THOMAS 
 
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 PAYETTE, CHARLES (card, 
 
 p. 444) 
 
 Pickup, E 
 
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 Riddell, Thomas 
 
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 p. 460) 
 
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 p. 468) 
 
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 BUTLER, ALFRED (colored).. 
 
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 Crezeau, Louis 
 
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 Uzbridge, 
 
 Waterloo, 
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 DAVIS 4 THOMAS 
 
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 Pike, Samuel 
 
 
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 EDWARDS, JOHN (see card, 
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 ROLLO & ADAM (card, p. 
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 Young, John 
 
 
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 BOEDECKER, STUEBINQ 
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 BARTLET, WM 
 
 
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 LewiH Mrs Marv... 
 
 MuWbinnie, Robert & Co,,. 
 Warwick, Wra 
 
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 MACLEAR k Co. (card, p. 820) 
 McPUAIL, ROBERT 
 
 do 
 
 Schmidt, Andrew 
 
 ..*• 
 
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 Douse. J. 
 
 Luclcr. Jos^dIi •■ 
 
 Abbottsford, 
 
 44 
 
 C.E. 
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 Maioney, D 
 
 Athable. Falardeau. .. 
 
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 Acton, 
 
 Acton Vale 
 
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 C6t<i, J. 
 
 Jacquet, C 
 
 Lapointe, C 
 
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 Altona, 
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 Ameliasburg, 
 
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 Amherstburg, 
 
 Miller, Andrew 
 
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 Golt, James, 
 
 McGoire, Terence,,. 
 
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 West, Henry G 
 
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 GagnS, Jenn 
 
 Racine, Victor 
 
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 Ramsay, Alex 
 
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 Graham, James 
 
 O'Brien, Patrick ... 
 
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1022 
 
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 T0.\IL1.NS0N, J.... 
 
 Durnin, Joseph 
 
 Ilurtubise, Praafoia X. 
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 Tabanny, Peter 
 
 Bailey, Robert 
 
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 Crogan, Hugh 
 
 Ellard. Michael 
 
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 MoBride, Charles 
 
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 MoQregor, Chaa. . . 
 
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 Price, Charles 
 
 Sweeney, John 
 
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 McGirk, Patrick 
 
 Reeve. Wm. & Ed 
 
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 McMartin, Hugh ... 
 
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 Danbrook, Henry... 
 
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 ATon, 
 
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 Walmin, A 
 
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 Ryan, John 
 
 Gilles. James 
 
 Hamilton, John 
 
 Murray, William 
 
 Snore. L. W 
 
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 Burton, Edward 
 
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 Gendron, J 
 
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 Uagotrille, 
 
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 Baillicboro, 
 
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 Rowe, John 
 
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 MoCarty, Charles 
 
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 Pirkins, Wm 
 
 Rankin, J 
 
 Smith Georffa ... 
 
 Buchanan, James... 
 
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 Glaiier, Adams 
 
 Sherriit, John 
 
 Crnston, Jobn 
 
 Harkness, William 
 
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 Amell, Mr 
 
 Crowe. Kobwt * 
 
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 Wilson, James 
 
 ArJ, George 
 
 Hsckett, John 
 
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 Gaaiiette. Chria. .. 
 
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 p. 62) 
 
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 Sbenick, Thomaa D. 
 
 
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 Berwick, 
 
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 RobinBou. JoaeDh... 
 
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 Blakeley, John ... 
 
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 Campbell, John ... ... 
 
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 Childs, David 
 
 Clinton, James 
 
 Gould, J 
 
 GRAHAM, ROBERT 
 Kennedy, Edward... 
 
 Lipsett, Robert 
 
 Potter, John C 
 
 Shields E. 
 
 Brinkworth, 
 
 Brockville, 
 
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 McCarty, J 
 
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 Hackett, John 
 
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 Baldwin, G 
 
 Ilaxeltiue, J 
 
 Park, P. C 
 
 Leaher, John 
 
 Tenny, Robert 
 
 Naylor, Amly 
 
 Naylor, Wm 
 
 Palmer, E 
 
 Weatherwax, Andrew 
 Ball, John 
 Richmond & Hefner 
 
 Daigle, Louis 
 
 Leblanc, M 
 
 Leduc, A. 
 
 Thompson, Wm. ... 
 
 Carson, J. 
 
 Morrisette, Chas.... 
 Huntley, Egerton... 
 Chapman, George... 
 Martin, Edward ... 
 Poulin, Edward ... 
 Boudreau, Joseph... 
 Boudri-.'xu, Pierre... 
 LeBIa! > .udolphe... 
 LeBlunc, Hypolite. 
 Vasseur, Richard... 
 
 Bond, Joseph 
 
 McFaddcn, James... 
 
 Moore, Wm. H 
 
 Tucker, Patrick ... 
 
 Newell, Wm 
 
 Stewart, Charles ... 
 
 Carter, Patrick 
 
 Johns'.on, George... 
 Brownlee, Robert... 
 Carpenter, James... 
 Lambert, Henry ... 
 
 Davis, Joseph 
 
 Martin. Richard 
 
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 Stoutt, James 
 
 Coleman, David 
 
 Coleman, Hiram 
 
 Robison, Edward... 
 
 Leesen, W. H 
 
 Parke, Thomas 
 
 Stephenson, James.. 
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 GreffiS, John 
 
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 Lamoureanx, Joseph 
 
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 Cape Rich, 
 
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 Carden, 
 
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 Johnston, S 
 
 Burnbrae. 
 
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 Mc.\llam. John 
 
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 Caoouna, 
 
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 Cedars, 
 
 C. B. 
 
 Sirois, Ed 
 
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 44 
 
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 Hassard, Alex 
 
 Cainsville, 
 
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 Caintown, 
 
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 CentretoD, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 O'Hare, John 
 
 II 
 
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 Baile, Bcnj 
 
 Leader. John 
 
 Centreville, 
 
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 C. B. 
 
 Cain, Thomas 
 
 Murphy, Wm 
 
 Johnston, John ... 
 
 Caistorvillf, 
 
 Caldwell. 
 
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 Chambly Canto 
 
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 Jones, Thomu 
 
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 Camborne, 
 
 44 
 
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 Camden East, 
 
 Champlain, 
 
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 Pree, William 
 
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 Murray. Michael ... 
 
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 Connor, Samuel ... 
 
 Allen, Michael 
 
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 Dyke, P 
 
 Bowman, J 
 
 Vulure, J. 
 
 Hart, Archibald ... 
 Hugill, William ... 
 Merryfield, J D. ... 
 
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 Anderson, A 
 
 Crane. J. S 
 
 Kerr, William 
 
 Prest, F. 
 
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 Robinson, Edward.. 
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 Kirker, James 
 
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 JanHen, Matbias ... 
 
 Tanner, J 
 
 Cuthbert, Alexander 
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 PERCY. JOHN 
 
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 McNah, John 
 
 Pate, John 
 
 Rnss. James 
 
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 Colbourue, J. 
 
 Moyan, J. 
 
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 Jennings, Thomas, jun " do 
 
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 Clark, John B Scotland, C.W. 
 
 House, Cyrus <• do 
 
 Hunt, Cyrus «< do 
 
 Malcolm, Hugh <• do 
 
 Fromhagen, Edward Sebringyille, do 
 
 Moritz, Frederick " do 
 
 Jenkins, George Selby, do 
 
 Stone, Lawrence " do 
 
 Storring, John •< do 
 
 Boyoe, James Selkirk, do 
 
 Bouchard, Etienne Settrington, C.E. 
 
 Gauthicr, Didier •■ do 
 
 Qauthier, Dugnay << do 
 
 Tremblay, Joseph " do 
 
 Collins, J. A Shakspeare, C.W. 
 
 Getz, Franz <• do 
 
 Nick, John " do 
 
 Clark, C. E Shannonyille, do 
 
 Dixon, J. W " do 
 
 Grooms, Richard " do 
 
 Jenkins, Wm <* do 
 
 Haynes, Charles Sharon, do 
 
 Keaster, Geo. & Chas. McCarthy, •' do 
 
 Bellemare, Edouard Shawenegan, C.E. 
 
 G6lina9, Charles " do 
 
 G^linas, Thomas " do 
 
 Koch, Hiram Sheffield, C.W. 
 
 C6t6, JeanBte Sherbrooke, C.E. 
 
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 Millette, N " do 
 
 Rennie, J. ,...„ " do 
 
 Ryan, M " do 
 
 Long, George Sheridan, C.W. 
 
 Howse, Isaac M Sherkston, do 
 
 Enlow, Christian " do 
 
 Pitske, Christopher " do 
 
 Cyr dit St. Jean, Ludger Sherrington, C. E. 
 
 McGroil, James " do 
 
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 Timins, Daniel " do 
 
 Woods, Henry SiWershoe, C.W. 
 
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 Carter, Henry <' do 
 
 Galaher, Patrick " do 
 
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 Harris, William J << do 
 
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 Gardiner, William F " do 
 
 Sullivan, John Sligo, do 
 
 Barber, James Smithfield, do 
 
 Weller, Asa « do 
 
 Guthrie, Jamei C Smith's Falls, do 
 
 Kirkwood, J <* do 
 
 White, John <« do 
 
 Aloock & Hewitt SmithviUe, do 
 
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 Collins, Jeremiah... " do 
 
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 Dupr6, F 
 
 Duval, Pierre 
 
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 Qorro, M. 
 
 Lu8i<ier, E 
 
 Naud, Z 
 
 WeilbreDner, Chas.. 
 
 Wouillimet, 
 
 Ploof, Louia 
 
 A-lbright, Daniel .. 
 
 Bpcer, William 
 
 Cfaerpcnter, M 
 
 Kayo, C 
 
 Vftllie, Louis 
 
 Duffield, Thonaas ... 
 Newman, Wm K. ... 
 Beneault, Joseph ... 
 
 Call, S. G 
 
 March, Thomas ... 
 Do Ronzie, John ... 
 
 Beiron, John 
 
 Blanchaid, Thomas 
 Sanborn, Obandler.. 
 
 Carr, James 
 
 Spurr, William 
 
 Landnn, A. D 
 
 Beers, Edmund 
 
 Crnchet, John 
 
 Oatman, Warren ... 
 
 Trew, James 
 
 Jameson, Samuel... 
 Delany, Patrick ... 
 Johnston, William... 
 
 Parker, J. 
 
 Jones, J, M 
 
 Corriveau, Eugene., 
 Morin, Francois ... 
 Benneville, Emanuel 
 
 Stevens, N 
 
 Allison, John 
 
 Bailey, John 
 
 Godon, Joseph 
 
 James, George 
 
 Pierce, Charles 
 
 Hannah. Robert B.. 
 
 Ingersoll, A. M 
 
 Smith, Wm 
 
 Finlny, George 
 
 'Wallace, James 
 
 lOilroour, John 
 
 •Tripp, Wm 
 
 Fine' R. 
 
 Ilannah, John 
 
 flicks, Joshua 
 
 liOughlin, Bernard.. 
 
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 'Bennett, Bernard... 
 Slingerland, George 
 Billinenu, Michel ... 
 Browning, Henry... 
 Turner, Thomas ... 
 WHITE, JOHN ... 
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 KingHworth, John,.. 
 
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 Knntte, Joseph " do 
 
 McLure, Malcolm " do 
 
 Monteith, Robert... '* do 
 
 Morris, Thomas ** do 
 
 Scheck, Francis ... " do 
 
 Finlnyson, John ... Strathhurn, do 
 
 Andrew, Frederick T Slrathroy, do 
 
 Ai'h, Wm. H " do 
 
 Carson, Samuel " do 
 
 Hand, T. " do 
 
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 694) " do 
 
 Jay, Hugh " do 
 
 Anderson, James Streutsville, do 
 
 Atkinson, Wm " do 
 
 Graydon, Wm •' do 
 
 Hoy, A. •• do 
 
 Tunstall, F " do 
 
 Lawson, J Stromness, do 
 
 Mumby, J " do 
 
 Fonrman, P Stnkelcy, C.E. 
 
 Richardson, C. S " do 
 
 Cooke, Ralph Snllivan, C.W. 
 
 McDonald, D Suniuierstown, do 
 
 Kider, John Summerville, do 
 
 Watson, Wm " do 
 
 Billings, Reed Sutton, C.E. 
 
 Uoivienue, Charles.. " do 
 
 Stetson. John A " do 
 
 Wyatt, Richard " do 
 
 McPbail, Archibald Swainby, C.W. 
 
 McReynolds, A " do 
 
 Ross, James " do 
 
 Stevens, Simon Swectsburgh, C.E. 
 
 Odell, Charles Sylvan, C.W. 
 
 Hofer, Nazarius ... St. Agatha, do 
 
 Chamber'and, Avariste Ste Agathe, C. E. 
 
 Hale, John " do 
 
 Bibeau, Hercnl^ St. Aim6, do 
 
 Caron, Edounrd ... " do 
 
 Oendron, Louis " do 
 
 Labatte, Alphonse " do 
 
 Lussier, Pierre " do 
 
 Buivin, Nazaire St. Alexandre, do 
 
 Bonneau, Joseph ... " do 
 
 Bonneau, Treflfi- «' do 
 
 Boyer, Alfrede " do 
 
 Hubert, Narcisse ... St. Alexandre, Iberville, do 
 
 Blier, M. " do 
 
 Frfeve, George " do 
 
 Archambault, Ludger St. Alexis, do 
 
 Piquette, Ludger " do 
 
 Brisebnis, Pierre St. Anilr6 Avelin, do 
 
 Gassier, F61ix " do 
 
 Morin, Joseph " do 
 
 Chapman, George W St. Andrews, do 
 
 Parker, Robert " do 
 
 PiloD, Joshua " do 
 
 Stalford, Samuel " do 
 
 Mnltiney, Edward St. Andrews, C.W. 
 
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 Charles, L^on St. Anicet, do 
 
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 Noel, David 
 
 Boinpr6, X'lvier ... 
 Boaobard, Noraert.. 
 Therriaolt, Olivier.. 
 
 Allaire, Isa'ie 
 
 Maille, Charles 
 
 Melbceuf, Antoine .. 
 
 Ross. NelHon 
 
 Smith, Cyrus 
 
 Garoo, Hyacinthe... 
 Paradis, Miobel ... 
 Champagne, Louis.. St 
 
 Oaudette, W 
 
 Bol affi, N 
 
 Qodard, Anthony ... 
 
 Sharbino, John 
 
 Ouelette, Edouard .. 
 Onellet, Israel ....... 
 
 Senegal, E 
 
 Thibault, Edward... 
 
 Cantin, Isidore 
 
 Gilbert, Luo 
 
 Duhnime, Jean Bte. 
 Ilamelin, Naxaire... 
 Mtussufl, Auguste... 
 
 Bibeau, A 
 
 Gramelle, R6mi ... 
 
 Semper, D 
 
 Saion, Damnse 
 
 Beanlieu, Joseph ... 
 
 Fillion. Charles 
 
 ProvenfftI, H.,jun. 
 Donnelly, William .. 
 Michand, Edmond .. 
 Archambault, R. ... 
 
 Boiex, Trefld 
 
 Robert, Seraphin... 
 
 Biguc, Isidore, 
 
 Doaville, Edraond.. 
 Touvnier, Nazaire... 
 
 Barker, Joseph 
 
 Beattie, Thomas 
 
 Bridges, James 
 
 Bullock, Charles 
 
 Cairns, Michael 
 
 Campbell, James ... 
 Campbell, W. & H.. 
 
 Collins, Jesse 
 
 Cronin, John O 
 
 Dack, Robert 
 
 Dale, John 
 
 Davis, S. E 
 
 Davis, Thomas 
 
 Dimmone, Wm 
 
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 Harding, Robert ... 
 
 Healy, Timothy 
 
 Jarbut, Valentine... 
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 Mahar, John 
 
 MoEmery, D. B 
 
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 Parker, Joseph 
 
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 Ryan, John 
 
 Ryan, Martin 
 
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 Williams, Nelson.... 
 
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 Durocher, A 
 
 Carrier, Eugene 
 
 Colomb, Charles 
 
 Oosselin, Francois... 
 
 Margoux, Jean 
 
 Archambault, Joseph 
 Dufresne, Denis .... 
 Poudrette, Hubert.. 
 
 Th6tro, Peter 
 
 Cd(4, Ludger 
 
 Lamontagne, Honor6 
 Cardinal, Cyrilte. ... 
 Gauthier, Geoffruy.. 
 
 Keys, Andrew 
 
 Power, John 
 
 Blouin, F. X 
 
 Boisvert, Godefroy„ 
 
 Hamel, Casimer 
 
 Thivierge, F. X 
 
 Ch^nevert, Henry... 
 Derouin, Tb^ophile 
 
 Dubois, Joseph 
 
 Dubois, Olivier ...... 
 
 Blanchette, Joseph.. 
 Decelle, Francois ... 
 
 Fortier, Vital 
 
 Hebert, Alfred 
 
 Frechette. Isidore .. 
 Piohon, Hy polite,... 
 
 Belle, Narcisse 
 
 Rolland, FrangoisX. 
 St. Jacques, Charles 
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 Roberge, Pierre ... 
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 Laporte, Dieudonne 
 
 Houle, John 
 
 Bernier, S 
 
 Blais, Olivier 
 
 Plante, T 
 
 Ethier, J. Bte 
 
 Hogue, Qodefroy ... 
 
 Meilleur, J 
 
 Miiller, Dominique.. 
 
 Lisette, Bruno 
 
 Plaurde, Henri 
 
 ThiLault, Honors ... 
 Tbibault, Zuphirin.. 
 Asaelin, Jncques ... 
 
 Gagnon, F. X 
 
 Lacchance, Joseph.. 
 Lapointe, Pierre ... 
 Letourneau, Firmin 
 
 Bdcon, Edward 
 
 Blanohard, Edward 
 
 ForKet, Joseph 
 
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 Ponsant, F. X 
 
 Roy, Joseph 
 
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 PUmondon, Joseph sen 
 
 Byres, John 
 
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 McPherson & Co.... 
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 Oagn6, Pierre 
 
 Bergeron, Pierre ... 
 Bourbeau, Olivier... 
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 Elie, Oc^zime ... , 
 
 Hdbert, Pierre 
 
 Heon, David 
 
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 Dulicme, Edouard L. 
 
 Paradis, Cyriac 
 
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 Shurie, James 
 
 Collet, Pierre 
 
 Foamier, R 
 
 Laroohelle, Joseph.. 
 
 Martin, P 
 
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 Waterford, 
 
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 Waterloo. 
 
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 Woodside. 
 
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 Collins, Matthew (agent) 
 Lynos, John 
 
 14 
 
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 WoodTille, 
 
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 McRae, James 
 
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 Gordon, Wm 
 
 Coumoyer, John ... 
 
 Goulet, Isaac 
 
 Picard, Phillippe ... 
 
 Vizeant, D6sir6 
 
 Carl, Thomas 
 
 Joyner, Charles 
 
 Ward. Wm 
 
 Wooler, 
 
 Wroxetcir. 
 
 do 
 
 Moodv, Daniel 
 
 WhitOTale. 
 
 dn 
 
 Frank, John ... 
 
 Wick, 
 
 14 
 
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 Wyoming, 
 
 " 
 
 Yamaska, 
 
 44 
 ......... 
 
 «« 
 
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 Abbott, J. 
 
 Widder Statioi 
 
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 McNaughton, John. 
 Berthrandt, Olirer- 
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 Wilkesport, 
 
 Williamstowo, 
 
 <i 
 
 C.E. 
 do 
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 McDonald, John D 
 
 II 
 
 44 
 
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 McGillis, Albert 
 
 II 
 
 Yarker, 
 
 41 
 
 H. ...... 
 
 44 
 
 C.W, 
 
 Bagsley, John 
 
 Williscroft. 
 
 do 
 
 Johnston, Gordon... 
 
 . ... " 
 
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 Williacroft, James .. 
 
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 Morrison, W 
 
 York, 
 
 II 
 
 dn 
 
 Mortimer, William 
 
 Willooks, 
 
 .... Willowdale, 
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 Taylor, M 
 
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 Trail, James 
 
 44 
 
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 Gilhooly, John .... 
 
 Williamson, A 
 
 Miller, Wm ., 
 
 14 
 
 dn 
 
 Soles, Dubois 
 
 .... Wilton, 
 
 Winchester, 
 
 II 
 
 York Mills, 
 
 dn 
 
 Flynn, John 
 
 MoMabon, James... .... 
 
 Munro, Robert 
 
 Barden, Michael ... 
 
 Crown, David 
 
 Fisher, Qe'^-ge 
 
 Kerr, James 
 
 Struthers, Mr 
 
 Hill, Caspar 
 
 Soldan, Henry 
 
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 do 
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 II 
 
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 Smith, James 
 
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 Smith, William 
 
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 II 
 
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 Windsor, 
 
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 PH(£NIX FOUNDRY, JOHN MoOEE, PROPRIETOR, TORONTO. (See Card, p. 824.) 
 
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 1049 
 
 
 BBEWEBS AND MALTSTERS. 
 
 Barron, E Aoton Vale, C. E. 
 
 Williams, John Artemeaia, C.W. 
 
 Calcutt, Henry Ashburnbam, do 
 
 MoUon, Wm. Aarora, do 
 
 Cunningham, Peter Ayr, do 
 
 Stoekle, Cbnrles Bamberg, do 
 
 Anderton & Uro Barrie, ^o 
 
 BimpMon, Robert " do 
 
 Beck, Wm Bayfield, do 
 
 Duncan, 0. B Beaubarnois, C.E. 
 
 Bennett & Bain Bellenlle, C.W. 
 
 Dongall, Jas. F <' do 
 
 Williams, Louis L '* do 
 
 Oommersall & Littlewood... . Bennies' Comers, do 
 
 Bheppard, John .*. Bentinck, do 
 
 SPENCER & b.;NS (oard,p.64) Bradford, do 
 
 Beaober, Isaac BrookTille, do 
 
 Rochester, Wm. T Barustown, do 
 
 Andrews, S. & T Camden East, do 
 
 Fralick, W Canboro', do 
 
 Park, P. C " do 
 
 Winstone, Ned *' do 
 
 Wood, Wm Carlisle, do 
 
 Jenner, A Chambly Basin, C.E. 
 
 Caddie, James Chatham, C.W. 
 
 Garner, John " do 
 
 Hacko'^y, John " do 
 
 Ryder & Fegke Clifford, do 
 
 WALLACE & Co (card, p. 120) Cobourg, do 
 WHITNEV, RICHARD (card, 
 
 p. 128) Collingwood, do 
 
 Conway, Daniel Cornwall, do 
 
 Tarrell, C. J Cornnna, do 
 
 RUSSELL, WM. (card, p. ir>4) Drummondville, do 
 
 HOLT & GRAY Dundas, do 
 
 Wieland, George EgmondrUle, do 
 
 Dalby & McQueen Elora, do 
 
 Whitney, E Gait, do 
 
 Stevenson, J. R Georgina, do 
 
 Apothecary & Pillsworth Granby, C.E. 
 
 Holliday, Thomas Goelph, C.W. 
 
 MoCulloch, James " do 
 
 Sleeman, T " do 
 
 Bauer, L Hamilton, do 
 
 Beck & Co «• do 
 
 BELL, JOHN ft Co. (card, p. 214) " do 
 
 Burlington Brewery " do 
 
 Grant,?. & Co " do 
 
 Holt & Gray «« do 
 
 Kendall, Joseph " do 
 
 Toms, John «< do 
 
 Egberth, John Hanover, do 
 
 Calout, E. & H Hastings, do 
 
 Graham & Blaokmore ........ '< do 
 
 Kabel, Conrad , Heidelberg, do 
 
 Chapman, Joshua Holland Landing, do 
 
 Brain, John Hornby, do 
 
 Piatt, D. H Houghton, do 
 
 Guillemette, Louis Industry, C. E. 
 
 St. Andre, Charles, «' do 
 
 Bixol, 8. &M IngersoU, C.W. 
 
 Beoket, Thomas Kemptville, do 
 
 Brown, George „ Kincardine, do 
 
 Bentell, John •< do 
 
 Shoeman, W. A •' do 
 
 Bi^us, Jacob Kingston, do 
 
 Cameron, A <• do 
 
 Creighton, George W " do 
 
 Hayward & Downing " do 
 
 KINGSTON BREWERY AND 
 DISTILLERY, A. Macormaok. 
 
 agent 
 
 ... Kingston, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Dawes, J. P. T. A. ft Co 
 
 ... Lacbine, 
 
 C. E. 
 
 Teise, George 
 
 ... La (]huto. 
 
 do 
 
 Capel & Cackson 
 
 ... Lennozville, 
 
 do 
 
 Neil, P 
 
 ... Lindsay, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Allaster, John 
 
 ... London, 
 
 do 
 
 CARLINO. W. ftj 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 LABATT, JOHN K. (card, 
 
 P' 
 
 
 828) 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Morffftn & HftiniltoQ 
 
 It 
 
 do 
 
 Berry, W.H.&E 
 
 ... March, 
 
 do 
 
 Heyl, Henry 
 
 ... Millbank, 
 
 do 
 
 Woodbum, Francis 
 
 ... Milton, 
 
 do 
 
 Bowes & Ekers 
 
 ... Montreal, 
 
 C B. 
 
 DOW, WM. ft Co 
 
 41 
 
 do 
 
 Ennis, Alexander... 
 
 " 
 
 do 
 
 Harris, John 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Laird. Geonte ...... 
 
 ... " 
 
 do 
 
 Lefebrre. Michel... 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 MOLSON, J. H. R. & Bros 
 
 " 
 
 do 
 
 Piireon. Narcisse ... 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Prentice, John 
 
 II 
 ... 
 
 do 
 
 Reinhardt. G. & Son 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Taylor, Robert 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 JellT. H. 
 
 ... Mount Forest- C.W 
 
 Fisher, James 
 
 ... Napanee, 
 
 do 
 
 Taylor, Richard 
 
 it 
 
 do 
 
 Huetber, Henry 
 
 ... Neustadt, 
 
 do 
 
 Thomnson. Josenh.. 
 
 .... Newburv. 
 
 do 
 
 Gamble, N. A 
 
 ... Newmarket, 
 
 do 
 
 ChiUas, H. A 
 
 ... Nicolet, 
 
 C.E. 
 
 Husband, Wm 
 
 ... Normandale, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Hill, Robert 
 
 ... Norwood, 
 
 do 
 
 Hogben, Henry 
 
 ... Oakville, 
 
 do 
 
 Williams, Thomas 
 
 ... OriUia, 
 
 do 
 
 Spalding, D 
 
 ... Oshawa, 
 
 do 
 
 Casey, Patrick 
 
 ... Ottawa, 
 
 do 
 
 Connell, R. M 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Dimond, J. W 
 
 " 
 
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 Doyle, J. 
 
 ii 
 
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 Kerr, James 
 
 •• 
 
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 McLaren, John 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
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 P- 
 
 
 682) 
 
 <i 
 
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 Patterson, George .. 
 
 •' 
 
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 Rochester, John, jnn 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Malone, Henry ...... 
 
 ... Owen Sound. 
 
 do 
 
 Riddell. John 
 
 (1 
 
 do 
 
 Lock, Wm 
 
 ... Perth, 
 
 do 
 
 Boswell, Walter W 
 
 ... Peterboro', 
 
 do 
 
 Calcutt. HenrT 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Linsev. John 
 
 ... Pickerinff. 
 
 do 
 
 PickerinK. Charles.. 
 
 .am PiOtOD. 
 
 do 
 
 Batty, David 
 
 ... Plattsville, 
 
 do 
 
 Montminy, J. H 
 
 Point Levi East, 
 
 C.E. 
 
 NORTH, JACOB (card, p. 568) Port Colbome, C.W. 
 
 Calout, James 
 
 ... Port Hope, 
 
 do 
 
 Clark, James 
 
 II 
 ... 
 
 do 
 
 Lambert, Charles... 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Spanlding, Mrs. M. 
 
 11 
 
 do 
 
 Fisher, James 
 
 ... Portsmouth, 
 
 do 
 
 Crichton, John 
 
 ... Presoott, 
 
 do 
 
 SMITH,GEO.W. (oard,p. 682) " 
 
 do 
 
 Bemhard, Henry 
 
 ... Preston, 
 
 do 
 
 ROOS, GEO. (card, p. 584). 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 ROOS, JACOB & Co 
 
 <i 
 ... 
 
 do 
 
 B6dard, J. Bte 
 
 ... Quebec, 
 
 C. B. 
 
 H. MILLER & Co., CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS, TORONTO. (Seo Card, p. 828.) 
 
 ' I 
 1 I 
 
1050 
 
 BREWERS AND MALTSTERS— BROKERS. 
 
 BoHwrll, .loHt'ph R,. 
 LLOYD, THOMAS 
 
 p. (114) 
 
 Taylor, John 
 
 Brown. llHiiry 
 
 Smith, John 
 
 Stanilish, John M... 
 Weaver. John 
 RUSSKLL, UF.OUO 
 
 060)... 
 
 WilUni, Thatcher... 
 
 Kent, K V 
 
 Oswald, Jnines 
 
 Perkins, Dnninl . . 
 Humpidge, William 
 
 Taylor & Hate 
 
 Arsenault, Amable.. 
 
 Lalonde, L 
 
 Lerous, Thomas ... 
 Dorion, Th<^ik{)hile... 
 Rodgers, Andrew... 
 Dessnulof), A & F... 
 
 Morin, \\ O 
 
 Bourne, W 
 
 QuebM, C. E. 
 
 (see card, 
 
 " do 
 
 " do 
 
 Renfrew, C.W. 
 
 •' do 
 
 Rougemont, C.R. 
 
 Sandwich, C.W, 
 
 E (card, p. 
 
 Sarnia, do 
 
 Sherbrooke, C.E. 
 
 Simcoe, C.W. 
 
 Stamford, do 
 
 SUnbriJge East, C.E 
 
 Strathroy, C.W. 
 
 St. Catharines, do 
 
 St. Clet, C.E. 
 
 " do 
 
 " do 
 
 St. Eastache, do 
 
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 St. Hyaointhe, do 
 
 St. Jaoquea, do 
 
 St. Johne, do 
 
 MORRIS, J. A BON, (eaH. p. 
 
 
 =*• 
 
 716)... Ste. Tht'D^xe de nisinville. 
 
 C F 
 
 Reiser, William 
 
 Ht. Thomas, 
 
 r w 
 
 Wiener. Charlea 
 
 1* 
 
 do 
 
 ALDWELL, JOHN A 
 
 Toronto, 
 
 (In 
 
 COl'LANI). WM 
 
 *• 
 
 u 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 DAVIBH, TH08 
 
 DEFRIES. ROBERT.. 
 
 DON BREWERY. T. Davies ... 
 
 II 
 
 «• 
 
 E48T TORONTO BREWERY, 
 ^Tilliam Copeland 
 
 
 
 II 
 
 i» 
 
 QUKEN STREET BRKWERY, 
 
 11 
 
 4t 
 
 RIVER STREET BREWERY.. 
 
 II 
 
 4» 
 
 Rowell & Payne ... 
 
 il 
 
 ii 
 do 
 
 WALLIS k MOSS 
 
 II 
 
 Warwick, 
 
 Rich, M 
 
 do 
 
 Illetber, Christopher 
 
 Waterloo, 
 
 do 
 
 Kunti, David * 
 
 *l 
 
 Wellesley, 
 Weston, 
 
 do 
 
 Mpitiig, Peter A 
 
 do 
 
 Qraoey, James 
 
 do 
 
 Clark, A 
 
 Whitby, 
 
 do 
 
 Bauer. Andrew 
 
 Winterbourne 
 
 Yninnskn, 
 YorkTille, 
 
 do 
 
 Lnbb^. Paul 
 
 r B 
 
 Severn, 0. & H 
 
 C.W 
 
 BBOKERS (GENERAL} AND COMMISSION AGENTS. 
 (See also Produce and Commission Merchants.) 
 
 Humphrey, Thomas . 
 Cooper. Wm. H. ... , 
 
 BobcaygeoD, 
 
 Hamilton. 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 C.E. 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 
 CE. 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 Newton, W. J 
 
 O'Brian, John, jun. 
 
 Smeaton, R 
 
 Stewart, J. D 
 
 Venner, Wm 
 
 Chamberlain, Wright 
 
 Demerse, M 
 
 Bougie, JoiiCn^ .... 
 
 Hudon, F. X 
 
 Abrahams, John ... 
 Bradburne, Edmund 
 
 Hurd. T. 
 
 Kendrew, William... 
 L'Estage, William J. 
 McCormiok, John... 
 McKay, George S... 
 Nauton, Edward ... 
 Osborne, William... 
 Todd, Robert M. ... 
 Webber, Augustus.. 
 
 Quebec. 
 
 C E 
 
 44 
 ..... ... 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Egan, Frederick ... 
 Oatiley, 8. F 
 
 «i 
 
 .... " 
 
 do 
 
 , . II 
 
 do 
 
 Riddol John 
 
 II 
 
 Montreal, 
 
 II 
 
 11 
 
 do 
 
 ALPORT. WALSH & Co. 
 AnMjo, Louis . 
 
 .. Stanstend, 
 
 St. Hyaointhe 
 
 Si. Louis de Qonzitgu 
 Ste. Luce, 
 
 do 
 , do 
 
 Chflrlobuis, A 
 
 , II 
 
 e, do 
 
 DIXON. WM. R. (card, p 
 Fairbairn, John ... 
 FOURNIER. T. & Co. 
 
 . 402) " 
 II 
 
 (card, 
 
 <i 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Toronto, 
 
 41 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 
 p. 408) 
 
 Kilby. Ralph H 
 
 II 
 
 ......... " 
 
 II 
 
 . II 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 Wilson, V. S 
 
 Mulligan, Robert ... . 
 
 Picton, 
 
 Port Hone. 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 Chesly, Edward J... 
 Healy, J. R 
 
 Quebec, 
 
 It 
 
 II 
 Ii 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 Kerr, J. M 
 
 (1 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Matt(>, Edouard ... 
 
 II 
 
 It 
 
 do 
 
 Maxham & Co 
 
 • >• " 
 
 <• 
 
 do 
 
 
 
 Montreal, 
 
 Point Abino, 
 
 
 Kamel, Frederick... 
 Harkin, John , 
 
 BBOKEB 
 
 Hamilton, 
 
 II 
 II 
 
 S (SEI 
 
 C.W, 
 do 
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 do 
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 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 i' 
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 do 
 C.E. 
 C.W. 
 
 do 
 ,C. E. 
 
 do 
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 Thompson, George " do 
 
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 Bogardus, William Westport, do 
 
 Suddaby, T West Winchester, do 
 
 Brown, George Westwood, do 
 
 Kempf, Frederick... West Woolwich, do 
 
 Malcolm & Rahnstedler " do 
 
 Martin Hiram " do 
 
 Rice, A. E Whitby, do 
 
 TILL, WILLIAM " do 
 
 Kennedy Joseph Whitfield, do 
 
 Reed, R. B Wilkesport, do 
 
 Thomas, G. W Williscroft, do 
 
 Rae, Matthew Winchester, do 
 
 Weaver, Michael " do 
 
 Batty, John Windsor, do 
 
 Ferderlein, M <' do 
 
 Vogel, A " do 
 
 Hay, J&mes Woodstock, do 
 
 Kallmyer, S <* do 
 
 Watkins, J. H " iff 
 
 Wilson, J. H " do 
 
 Moulson, Anson Woodville, do 
 
 Edward, William Wroxeter, do 
 
 Hodgson, Ralph " do 
 
 Giroux, Ludger Tamaska, C. E. 
 
 O'Laugblin, Barnard^ Yarker, C.W. 
 
 O'Laugblin, Michael " do 
 
 CABFETS AND FLOOBIOIL CLOTHS. 
 
 BAYLIS, JAS. (card, opposite 
 
 index to cities, towns and 
 
 villages) Montreal, C. E. 
 
 CAMPBELL, R. & Co •• do 
 
 MDS8EN, THOS «' do 
 
 LAIRD, WM. & Co Quebec, do 
 
 BETLEY&KAY Toronto, C.W 
 
 BAYLIS, JAMES & Co., (card 
 
 opposite ii dex to cities, towns 
 
 and Tillages) ... " do 
 
 GRAHAM, HENRY & Co., 
 
 (card, p. 810)... " do 
 
 CAB AND CABBIAGE SFBINQS AND tBON BIVETS. 
 
 MOIRA SPRING COMPANY I BRIGGS, ISAAC (see card, 
 
 BelleTille, C.W. | p. 192) Gananoque, C.W. 
 
 (see card, p. 42) 
 
 CABBIAOE AND SltEIGH SENDING FACTOBIES. • 
 
 EFNER, ABRAHAM (see card, I MoKINLEY, R. & Co St. Catharines, C.W 
 
 p. 328) London, C.W. | Beatty, Adam Toronto, 
 
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 BYERS & MATTHEW (card, p. 192), Gananoque, C. W. 
 
 C. S. HAYMAN (Late J. STOVEL), MERCHANT TAILOR, TORONTO. (See Card, p. 812.) 
 
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 Alexander, Charles 
 
 Lowry, James & D 
 
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 ... Ailsa Craig, 
 ... Albion, 
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 Dawson, T. 
 
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 Belfour, Armstrong & Co... 
 
 Gosselin, Napoleon 
 
 St. Mars. JoaeDh 
 
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 Bath, 
 
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 ... Alton, 
 
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 Battersea, 
 
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 rjoalman. Charles... .... 
 
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 Shaw, Donald ... 
 
 Bayfield, 
 
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 Whilten, James ... 
 
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 Burbridge, Edward. 
 
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 Wallace, John ... 
 
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 Hill. William 
 
 II 
 
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 Bell, Wm 
 
 Tftvlrtr .Tosetih ..... ■■■.>> 
 
 ... Amiens, 
 ... Ancaster, 
 
 KEW, WM. (card, p. 48) 
 Besaillion, Jacques. 
 Gendron, Pierre ... 
 
 Beamsville, 
 
 Beauhamois 
 
 It 
 
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 C. E. 
 
 
 ... Ange Gardien 
 ... Antrim, 
 
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 Rochon. T. 
 
 It 
 
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 Sproul, Wm 
 
 Loton, Joseph 
 
 Calvin, George 
 
 Miller, Duncan 
 
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 ... Apptn, 
 
 ... Appleton, 
 II 
 
 ... Apto, 
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 Cambray, Francois. 
 
 Pareut, Luuia ... 
 
 Richards, D 
 
 Beauport, 
 
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 C.W. 
 
 Plaxton. Wm • 
 
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 Corey, John 11 
 
 Deton, Benjamin 
 
 Pollard. Zackies ... 
 
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 Belford, 
 
 II 
 
 C. B. 
 
 
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 Houx. W.. & Co. ... 
 
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 Bowler, Darid 
 
 Stevens. Wm 
 
 .,. Asbburn, 
 ... Asbgrove, 
 ... Ashton, 
 
 Baker, W, J 
 
 Brown & St. Charles 
 
 Belleville, 
 
 II 
 
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 STEVENSON, H. (card, p 
 
 Stewart, John 
 
 Seaman, Charles 
 
 Wilson. John W .... 
 
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 Clunch, Wm 
 
 Camnbell. John ... 
 
 ... Athlone, 
 ... Athol, 
 
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 Clarke. Samnel 
 
 ... Auburn, 
 ... Attdlev. 
 
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 MoBradv. Daniel ... 
 
 MoLane, Samuel 
 
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 Belceil, 
 
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 'Went, John 
 
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 Parrctt, Joseph 
 
 LePage, C 
 
 Richardson, T. & A. 
 Walwin, Charles ... 
 Wataon, Qeorge ... 
 
 Trott, James 
 
 Berthiaume, J 
 
 Jodoin, H. 
 
 Lussier, F 
 
 Thomas, J. B 
 
 Norton, A. K 
 
 Haines, George 
 
 McClung, W 
 
 Blorris, James 
 
 Stott, D. 
 
 Stott, John 
 
 Dessitte, Edward ... 
 Qoodfellow, Adam.. 
 Warburton, Anson.. 
 
 Marshall, John 
 
 Modeland Isaac ... 
 
 Jackfon, R. 
 
 Lyons, Woods 
 
 Vanderlip, Fred. ... 
 Campbell, Allan ... 
 
 Willion, John 
 
 Clark, J. 
 
 HaRler, S, D 
 
 D'Orsay, Wm 
 
 Eearns, James 
 
 Olds, J & Co 
 
 Caswell, Ouette ... 
 
 Butler, Wm 
 
 Hepburn, John 
 
 Westlake, Richard.. 
 
 Brown, Robert 
 
 Webb, 8 
 
 Fursman, John 
 
 Mcintosh, Hugh 
 
 Pratt, John 
 
 Lloyd, James 
 
 Johnson, Adam 
 
 Siddall, J 
 
 Coad, James 
 
 Coftd, W 
 
 Nichols, Abner 
 
 Proctor, George ... 
 
 Shannon, J 
 
 Bli<s, James 
 
 Michaud, Jules 
 
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 Elliott, John 
 
 Ludlow, Thomas ... 
 An dress, Edward ... 
 Andress, Sylvester.. 
 Graham, George ... 
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 Cleland, Wm L. ... 
 
 Clark, J. & W 
 
 Hessey, Jamas 
 
 Beckworth, Joseph.. 
 Caswell, Robert ... 
 
 Costelly, Wm 
 
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 Seattle, John 
 
 ... Rloomfteld, CW. 
 
 ... BlueTale, do 
 
 " do 
 
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 ... BIyth, do 
 
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 ... BoboaygeoD, do 
 
 ... Bogarl, do 
 
 ... Booavonture, C. B. 
 
 ... Bond Head, C-W. 
 
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 ... Boucherville, C- R- 
 
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 ... Bowen, CW. 
 
 ... BowmaoTille, ", do 
 
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 ... Bradford, do 
 
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 ... Brampton, do 
 
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 ... Brantford, do 
 
 " do 
 
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 ... Breadalbane, do 
 
 ... Bridgeport, do 
 
 ... Brighton, do 
 
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 ... Brinkworth, do 
 
 ... BrookTille, do 
 
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 ... Bronte, CW. 
 
 ... Brooklin, do 
 
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 ... Brougham, do 
 
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 ... Brownsville, do 
 
 ... Brucefield, do 
 
 ... BuokinKham, C E. 
 
 ... Burford, CW. 
 
 ... Burgassville, do 
 
 ...Burnhamthorpe, do 
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 Camordy, D 
 
 Haney, Qeorge 
 
 Caverly, M. C 
 
 Walsh, James 
 
 Qallaway, David ... 
 
 Cliff, Thomas 
 
 Hay, John 
 
 Noiseuz, L. 
 
 Robert, H 
 
 Chaelle, Eust^be ... 
 
 Jacques, J 
 
 Oilheely, Joseph ... 
 
 Graham, John 
 
 McPherson, Qeorge 
 
 Bull, Wm 
 
 Brown, Thomas ... 
 Sullivan, James ... 
 
 Allen, Samuel » 
 
 KdKin, John P 
 
 Eakin & Mason 
 
 McNeil, Peter 
 
 Gould. Hudson P... 
 
 MoRae, Hugh 
 
 Thatcher, Wm 
 
 Haggarth, Edward.. 
 Trenbeth, Henry.... 
 
 Hoshal, James 
 
 Dastan, George 
 
 Brown, Charles ... 
 
 Caswell, S. A 
 
 Caswell, Wellington 
 
 Bachaud, Luc 
 
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 Duborde, Calixte ... 
 
 Beriet, Joseph 
 
 Chartr^, Francois... 
 Legare, Narcisse ... 
 TREMBLAY, MARS 
 
 Hicks, Wm 
 
 Couillard, Joseph... 
 Fraubert, Joachim.. 
 
 Masson, Moses 
 
 Robs, Robert 
 
 GRAY, WM 
 
 MacFarland, J 
 
 Sheriff, J. 
 
 Jarnaby, John 
 
 Mullan, John 
 
 Cartiz, George 
 
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 Vance, John 
 
 Bond, Henry 
 
 Fogerty, Thomas A. 
 
 Howel, Daniel 
 
 Campbell, John ... 
 
 Spencer, Wm 
 
 McMillan, Hugh ... 
 
 Dunbery, C 
 
 Evans, Charles...... 
 
 Campbell, Neil 
 
 Marshall, James ... 
 Davidson, Alexander 
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 Smithson, Wm 
 
 Taylor, Alexander.. 
 Nixon, Christopher 
 
 Gliddon, W. , 
 
 Miller, Horace 
 
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 Castleton, do 
 
 Cathcart, do 
 
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 McLellan, John ... 
 
 Scougal, James 
 
 Boss, Walter 
 
 Casewell, Wm 
 
 Bnider, Atanson 
 
 Mitchell, James 
 
 Bhuttlewortb, Thomas 
 Benway, Anthony... 
 
 MoArthur, Nell 
 
 Jaquitle, Wm 
 
 Barnaby, Robert ... 
 
 CruHe, John 
 
 Nickerson, N N. ... 
 MoQucen, Malcolm. 
 
 Brown, A. 
 
 Byron, A. M 
 
 Byron, E L 
 
 McCnltoch, John.... 
 
 Cole, Wra 
 
 Besser, Philip 
 
 Bowerman, John ... 
 
 LocLlin, I^evi 
 
 Morrison, J. & W... 
 
 Hays, John 
 
 Chagnon, Eugene... 
 Desrochers, Jnstin.. 
 Plaisance, Francis.. 
 Armstrong, John D. 
 Henderson, Wm. ... 
 MoCracken, T. & A. 
 
 Baxter, Charles 
 
 Bawtinhimer, Adam 
 Annable, Vincent... 
 
 Irvin, James 
 
 Ross, Alex 
 
 Watson, Renben .... 
 
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 Hosmer, H. P 
 
 Barmby, Robert ... 
 Soott, Thomas ....> 
 Cockburn, James.... 
 
 Firth, George 
 
 Hall, Charles 
 
 Reid, George 
 
 Murlock, Julius ... 
 Bteppins, James ... 
 Trevitbick, John.... 
 
 Wilson, Wm 
 
 Jennings, Benj 
 
 Kerr, Andrew 
 
 Tyrel, Daniel 
 
 Wright, James 
 
 Carney, II. W 
 
 Blair, Thomas 
 
 Gerdeau, Cdlestin... 
 
 Mcintosh, John 
 
 Barbank. S. B 
 
 Brown, MeWin 
 
 Eimmerly, Faxon... 
 
 Watson, John 
 
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 Hogg, Nicholas 
 
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 ... Cnllodon, do 
 ... ComminsTille, do 
 
 ... Daillebout, C. E. 
 
 Dalhonsie Mills, C.W. 
 
 ... Danrillo, C.E. 
 
 ... Dartford, C.W. 
 
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 ... DeCewsville, do 
 
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 •• do 
 
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 •• do 
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 Lnoas, Hugh 
 
 Carey, F. P 
 
 Wynne, John 
 
 Clavton, Richard ... 
 Maitland, Stewart.. 
 Francis, Robert ... 
 Marshall, Stephen .. 
 Murton, Thomas ... 
 Hannon, Henry ... 
 
 Hart, James 
 
 Trerice, Alexander.. 
 
 Miller, OliTer 
 
 Qagnoo, John 
 
 Mason, Jacob 
 
 Pyper, A. & J 
 
 Bowman, Andrew .. 
 
 Hewson, John 
 
 Dunbar, Alexander. 
 
 Willis, Isaac 
 
 Wilbee, Thomas ... 
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 Fleming & Chisholm 
 Crawford & Jefferson 
 Pharris, John & Co. 
 Germaine, J. Bte.... 
 
 Potter, G. R 
 
 Raoioot, Ignace 
 
 Parry, John 
 
 HULBERT, A. P.... 
 
 Noble, Alfred 
 
 Berlingette, Isidore 
 Desermeau, Francois 
 Bierdsley, E. W. ... 
 
 ETerts & Hunt 
 
 Aubrey, Joseph ... 
 
 Frain, James 
 
 Richardson, Ralph.. 
 
 Landon, 8. H 
 
 Gallagher, Hugh ... 
 McLellan, John ... 
 Douglas, William ... 
 
 Daley, .lohn 
 
 Rudd, William 
 
 Walker, Ephraim ... 
 Halladay, Benjamin 
 Halladay, James ... 
 Palmer, Joshua ... 
 Tamblyn, Thomas .. 
 Cnthbert k Noble... 
 Garrard, Seaman H. 
 Geddes, William ... 
 McDonald, Colin ... 
 
 Hoskins, A 
 
 Mudge, R. 
 
 Flintiff, W 
 
 Preston, Edward ... 
 Costhalo, William... 
 Morrison, Lewis N. 
 
 Park, William 
 
 Tutton, Henry 
 
 Walker, George) M.. 
 
 Dods, John 
 
 Storey, Wm 
 
 Copeland, Robert... 
 
 Richardson, T 
 
 Harris, John 
 
 Hodgson, John 
 
 Soott, Robert 
 
 GiWoy, E 
 
 Titus, Alonzo 
 
 Ferguson & Knox... 
 
 DewlttTille, C.E. 
 
 " do 
 
 ..Dickinson's Landing, C.W. 
 
 Dingle, do 
 
 Dorchester, do 
 
 Douglas, do 
 
 Dover South, do 
 
 Drayton, do 
 
 •• do 
 
 Dresden, do 
 
 " do 
 
 " do 
 
 Drnmbo, do 
 
 DruramondTille, C. E. 
 
 Drummondville, C.W. 
 
 " do 
 
 Duart, do 
 
 •' do 
 
 Dunbarton, do 
 
 Dundalk, do 
 
 Dundas, do 
 
 " do 
 
 Dundee, C. E. 
 
 Dungannon, C.W. 
 
 •• do 
 
 Dunham, C. E. 
 
 " do 
 
 '• do 
 
 Dunnyille, C.W. 
 
 East Farnham, C E. 
 
 EastGlenelg, C.W. 
 
 East Hawkesbury, do 
 
 «« do 
 
 East Dunham, C. E. 
 
 Easton's Corners, C.W. 
 
 Eaton, C.E. 
 
 Eden Mills, C.W. 
 
 " do 
 
 Edwardsburg, do 
 
 Eganville, do 
 
 «» do 
 
 Eglington, do 
 
 Egmondrille, do 
 
 «• do 
 
 " do 
 
 Elgin, do 
 
 •« do 
 
 ElisabethTille, do 
 
 '• do 
 
 Elora, do 
 
 '• do 
 
 Embro, do 
 
 •• do 
 
 Ennis, do 
 
 " do 
 
 Enniskillen, do 
 
 «' do 
 
 Epsom, do 
 
 " do 
 
 Erin, do 
 
 " do 
 
 " do 
 
 Erroll, do 
 
 «« do 
 
 Everton, do 
 
 «" do 
 
 Exeter, do 
 
 Falkirk, do 
 
 «« do 
 
 FarmersTille, do 
 
 " do 
 
 Fenella, do 
 
 \\ 
 
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 I 'I 
 
 ii-l 
 
 \\i 
 
 LYMAN, SAVAGE & MACNAB, DEALERS IN HARDWARE, TORONTO. (See Card, p. 822.) 
 
10C4 
 
 CARRIAGE AND WAGGON MANUFACTURERS. 
 
 / 
 
 Lewis, Channoey 
 
 Milligan, James 
 
 Christie, George 
 
 Jones, B. 
 
 Kinsman, Avery B.. 
 
 Brawdy, Mr 
 
 Edwards. James ... 
 
 Fingal, 
 
 Fitsroy Ilarbo 
 
 Fonthill, 
 
 44 
 
 Forest, 
 
 Franktown. 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 
 r, do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
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 9, do 
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 C.W. 
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 do 
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 du 
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 C. B. 
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 C.W. 
 do 
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 do 
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 do 
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 C.B. 
 do 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Crealoek, Riohard.. 
 
 Luek, William 
 
 Allieson, Abel 
 
 Jufitin & Anderson.. 
 
 Taylor, Job 
 
 Walton, TbomM ... 
 
 Dioket, George 
 
 Guibault, Joseph ... 
 Prudhomme, Andr6. 
 Bailey, D. & G. ... 
 
 Goble, John 
 
 Morgan & Baddon.. 
 Kniffen, Thomas.... 
 
 Lame, Octave 
 
 Lowtber k Johnson 
 
 Welch, James 
 
 Lemmes, II 
 
 Brouse, N. H 
 
 Sherman, N. 
 
 Micbaud, Calixte ... 
 
 Lewis, Charles 
 
 Lidster, John F 
 
 Burbridge, James... 
 
 Jeffries, John 
 
 Rattenberry, James 
 Cleudening, Daniel.. 
 
 Pitty, John 
 
 Martin, Cyrus 
 
 Creenan, T 
 
 McCabe, James ... 
 Morrison, Thomas .. 
 
 Qninlan, M 
 
 Spotswood, R 
 
 Jordan, Robert 
 
 Lockard, Martin ... 
 
 Blair, Thomas 
 
 Boucher, Edonard S. 
 Meroure, Prosp^re.. 
 
 Reid, John 
 
 Brown, Wm 
 
 Browning, Wm 
 
 Pateson Brothers... 
 
 Kane, Dennis 
 
 McKeever, James.. 
 Waslaka, Samuel ... 
 
 White, Edward 
 
 Sullivan, John R.... 
 
 Jewell, James 
 
 McCalium, John ... 
 MoDonough, John.. 
 
 Robb, George 
 
 Fleury, Gr^goire ... 
 
 Fontaine, Jean 
 
 Voyer, Achille 
 
 Voyer, Franjois ... 
 Daddridge k Mitchell 
 
 Mayo, Joseph 
 
 Rouse, George 
 
 McPberson, D 
 
 Heard, J. &G 
 
 Labrecque, Charles 
 
 Roy, Anselme 
 
 Cooper, John 
 
 Drysdale, James ... 
 
 Davidson, C 
 
 Eyers, F 
 
 Robillard, P 
 
 Law, Wm 
 
 Todd, Mr ~ 
 
 Hunter, Wm 
 
 Patterson. Henry... 
 Hunter, Wm 
 
 Hilton, 
 
 C.W 
 
 Holland Landii 
 
 HoUen, 
 
 Hopetown, 
 
 Houghton, 
 
 ii 
 
 Hasten, 
 
 Industry, 
 
 II 
 
 3g, do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 Saunders. Thomas... 
 
 «( 
 
 C. E 
 
 Beninger, Jacob 
 
 Weiler, Ignats 
 
 Mitchell, George 
 
 Andereon, Elijah 
 
 Culp & MoKenxie 
 
 Till, Robert 
 
 Freibarg, 
 
 •■• ** 
 .«... Gananoqae, 
 
 Qeorgetown, 
 
 ■ •• ** 
 
 Oeorgina, 
 
 Qlanford, 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Ingenoll, 
 
 It 
 11 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 do 
 
 Inverary, 
 
 Inverness, 
 
 do 
 
 G.'yi'. 
 
 do 
 
 Blacklock, John M.. 
 Henderson, Robert.. .. 
 
 lona, 
 
 II 
 
 Neale, John 
 
 Luody, Charles W 
 
 Glcnallan, 
 
 Irish Creek, 
 
 Iroquois, 
 
 •i 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 Ward, William 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Bruce. Andrew C... 
 
 ...... Qlen Morris. 
 
 Jgle Verto, 
 
 C. E. 
 
 Sawyers, William... 
 
 Glen William 
 
 Idlingtou, 
 
 Ivanhoe, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 MoCloy, Andrew 
 
 MoKenxie, R. W 
 
 Goderich, 
 
 It 
 
 do 
 
 Jarvis, 
 
 II 
 
 1. 
 
 Jordon, 
 
 ^ Ii 
 
 do 
 
 Passmore, John ... 
 Oliver, Wm. C 
 
 •• 
 
 ...... Oormlev. 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 Iletberington, John 
 
 Qobfield, 
 
 do 
 
 Gamble. James 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 
 Ears, 
 
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 Wilder & Rousseau 
 
 Blanchard, David 
 
 Higgins, Henry 
 
 Byrens, Robert ., 
 
 Qranby, 
 
 Greenbush, 
 
 Greensville, 
 
 Keenansville 
 
 Ii 
 
 ....a.. ■ 
 
 It 
 
 it 
 
 , do 
 do 
 
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 Guelph, 
 
 Ii 
 
 <i 
 Hamilton. 
 
 Kemptville, 
 
 do 
 
 Kirkland & Millington .. 
 Scott Robert 
 
 Keswick. 
 
 do 
 
 Kettlebr. 
 
 do 
 
 Baboock, Thomas A. 
 
 Kilbride, 
 
 Kildare, 
 
 11 
 
 do 
 
 Barker, Robert 
 
 Ii 
 
 C. E. 
 
 Bridgewood, George 
 Cooper, H. G. & Co. 
 
 «l 
 
 11 
 
 do 
 
 Kilsyth, 
 
 Kincardine, 
 
 it 
 ii 
 
 C.W. 
 
 MACABE & Co., (card, p. 
 
 Picard, Benjamin 
 
 i'ronguey, J. P 
 
 Semmens, John (children's 
 
 riages) 
 
 Tollman. E. H 
 
 226) » 
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 <i 
 
 car- 
 
 11 
 
 11 
 
 II 
 i( 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 Kingston, 
 
 It 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 11 
 
 do 
 
 Wilson. John 
 
 it 
 
 do 
 
 Johns, John ... 
 
 Kinkora, 
 
 do 
 
 Vanstone, William.. 
 
 Ii 
 
 Kinsale, 
 
 Kleinburg, 
 
 11 
 
 do 
 
 Oallaway, Andrew.. 
 Whittaker. T 
 
 Hannon, 
 
 Harler 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 Smith, Joha , , 
 
 Harpurbay, 
 
 Harriston, 
 
 II 
 
 Knowlton, 
 
 C. E. 
 
 
 La Beauce, 
 
 do 
 
 Patts, Kerr & Co 
 
 It 
 
 do 
 
 Ferris, Joseph A 
 
 Muntrer. John Q... 
 
 Harrow, 
 
 11 
 
 Ii 
 
 do 
 
 << 
 
 do 
 
 Barns A N 
 
 Harrowsmitb, 
 
 II 
 
 , Laohute, 
 
 do 
 
 Clark. Lister 
 
 •• • " 
 
 do 
 
 Clark, Warren 
 
 ii 
 11 
 
 ii 
 
 do 
 
 Phillip, A. J. & Co. 
 
 La Guerre, 
 
 do 
 
 Darlinsr. Steohen ... 
 
 Hatley 
 
 Lambeth, 
 
 C W. 
 
 Fisher, W. C 
 
 II 
 
 Lambton, 
 
 II 
 
 C. E. 
 
 Mave. Francois 
 
 Hawlt(*fiburv 
 
 do 
 
 McGibbon. Duncan.. 
 
 II 
 
 L'Amorouz, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Ryan, James 
 
 It 
 
 Lanark, 
 
 Langside, 
 
 Langton, 
 
 Lanoraie, 
 
 , Leaskdale, 
 
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 Bond, Josiah 
 
 Deefenbacher, Geo 
 
 Enelish. Brooksbank 
 
 Hawksville, 
 
 It 
 
 It 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 C. E. 
 
 Bleashford. John... 
 
 Haysville, 
 
 II 
 
 HfinrvTillA. 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Williams, Hugh 
 
 Darby. A. 8 
 
 Lefroy, 
 
 do 
 
 ,.., Lemonville, 
 
 do 
 
 DuDuis. E. 
 
 41 
 
 ti 
 
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 Lewis, Henry 
 
 Hillier, 
 
 Leslie, 
 
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 PH(ENIX FOUNDRY, JOHN MoGEE, PROPRIETOR, TORONTO. (See Card, p. 824.) 
 
on. 
 
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 d Landing, do 
 
 en, 
 
 do 
 
 Btown, 
 
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 ghton, 
 
 do 
 
 1 
 
 do 
 
 ton, 
 
 do 
 
 «try, 
 
 C. E. 
 
 
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 C.W. 
 
 
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 rary, 
 
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 mess, 
 
 C.K. 
 
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 1065 
 
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 Banders, Wm 
 
 Wallace, Jamea 
 
 Koper, John 
 
 Coulion, Wm 
 
 Crowe, John 
 
 Darke, R 
 
 Panonit, F. k Co.... 
 
 TirkcU, J. ^\ 
 
 Caron, Druno ..... 
 Fonrnier, Claude ... 
 St. I'ierre, Octave... 
 McCall & Mclntjrre. 
 MoDonell, Ronald... 
 
 Dart, H. H 
 
 MoBride, W. 4 J. .. 
 McKellar & Ilodglns 
 llcPberson, Archibald 
 
 PaT'^y & White 
 
 Piatt, W. & P 
 
 Plummer & Pacey.. 
 
 Brunsdon, John 
 
 Manning, Jamea 
 
 Hardy, Robert E.... 
 
 Caaey, Patrick 
 
 Lee, T. W 
 
 Hutchins, Wm 
 
 Gardner, Edirin ... 
 Clendining, J. 8. ... 
 Thompson & Brothers 
 
 Widdis, Robert 
 
 Barrett, William ... 
 
 Oliver, Edward 
 
 Parker, Stephen 
 
 Collina, Cornelius... 
 McCloskey, Francis 
 
 Frankland, R 
 
 Andreas, Edward.... 
 
 Greer, James 
 
 Huntley, J. B 
 
 Steel & Hespinstall.. 
 
 Coone, James 
 
 Row, George 
 
 Gunn, D 
 
 Lockhard, J 
 
 Wood, James 
 
 Weston, O. H 
 
 Spronla, Thomas ... 
 
 McKinlay, D 
 
 Speight, T. & Son... 
 
 Walls, H. R 
 
 Millburn, John 
 
 Foster, Edward 
 
 James, Edward 
 
 Delarier, Lamab 
 
 McDonald, Samuel.. 
 
 ><nLeod, Angus 
 
 MoMartin, John A.. 
 
 B^Ianger, Max 
 
 Caron, Francis , 
 
 Fleury, Joseph A... 
 
 Gninard, S 
 
 Darling, John, 
 
 Bothane, Mathew... 
 
 Bartlett, .To'rn 
 
 Murphy, V'oury ,. . 
 
 Miller, Huary L 
 
 Woodward, Richard 
 
 Byam, George F 
 
 Morrin, Octave 
 
 Patra, Jean B 
 
 Ferguson, Alexander 
 Cntler, Guy 
 
 LMlle, C.W. 
 
 '• do 
 
 Lifford, do 
 
 Lime House, d. 
 
 Lindsay, do 
 
 •• do 
 
 " do 
 
 " do 
 
 L'Islet, C. E. 
 
 " do 
 
 " do 
 
 Loho, C.W. 
 
 Loch Garry, do 
 
 London, do 
 
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 '• do 
 
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 •« do 
 
 ........ Londesboroagh, do 
 
 " do 
 
 .... Long Islanl Locks, do 
 
 Lonsdale, do 
 
 L'C:'/;nal, dr. 
 
 Lucan, <\o 
 
 Lunenliurg, do 
 
 Luton, dr. 
 
 Lyn, li 
 
 << Jc 
 
 Lynden, -it 
 
 Magog, 0. 2. 
 
 " Jo 
 
 Maidstn47», C.W. 
 
 " 1^7 
 
 Maltori, do 
 
 Mallorytow3, do 
 
 " do 
 
 " do 
 
 Manchester, c'o 
 
 Manilla, do 
 
 Manningville, C E. 
 
 Maple, CV-f. 
 
 •« do 
 
 " do 
 
 Mapleton, ir, 
 
 March, dc 
 
 » M irchmount, do 
 
 Markbam, do 
 
 " do 
 
 Marmion, do 
 
 Mamooh, do 
 
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 Martia^own. do 
 
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 " d. 
 
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 Mahkinonge. C.E. 
 
 • (io 
 
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 MMiBawix>pi, do 
 
 Mayne, C.W. 
 
 Mslbourue, C.E. 
 
 " do 
 
 Melbourne Ridge, do 
 
 " do 
 
 Melville, C.W. 
 
 Mais, C.E. 
 
 " do 
 
 Millbrook, do 
 
 Mille Roches, uo 
 
 Latraoe, John 
 
 Amey, Levi 
 
 GonW, Wm 
 
 Hawthorn, Robert... 
 Montgomery, R. ... 
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 MoUougald, D. A... 
 McLelland, Duuald. 
 Patterson, John .... 
 Aubry, Francois X. 
 
 Bnnlunger, A 
 
 Buulangcr, Paschal 
 
 Murder, J. Bte 
 
 Mercier, Joseph ... 
 M^tivier, Frederick. 
 Bourglois, Ltiandre. 
 Clariviere, Noel ... 
 
 Cusaok, Bros 
 
 CuBsou, Fran^'oia X. 
 Dwyer .', Tolland ... 
 
 Gavin, ;*I. & P 
 
 I Oosselii), ?ie» "0 . . 
 
 ■ Goyel., T 
 
 '^T,i«r.i, Je".n 
 
 , "ifUfel. u!»v(!r 
 
 I l.a.ivijrf,, N. & A. C. 
 
 i.<j'Jf'i;»., k. V 
 
 I ^fiiiij, Clojiii I 
 
 i Mastf., fi^ptiste ... 
 j My y .Aid JohwC. 
 
 Mevoior &, Frireii . 
 ' 'i5*tayidr, Ni'J.'^.i'^.) 
 1 CMiiftii, M 
 
 Uuiraet, R. ..... 
 
 Reiv ' -fcij, Joseph .. 
 
 lir..v,r'„ N 
 
 St. Cl-Afiif.ii '.Cfef'i;.., 
 
 i V^>n;«l, John ..... 
 
 I Vernv;/, £. 
 
 I LeJji, Olivitir ..... 
 
 I Bcwen, K. & J .... 
 
 ! Foth'^riughnm, JoLa 
 
 j Ijfai ff Brother.^ ... 
 
 I Kehy, W 
 
 i l'u,By^', '><i\\i(it ... 
 
 '•■ Campijetl, Mr 
 
 j Cow, '.V;'J;«.D .,.,.. 
 
 Ryan, Jaices 
 
 I Roadbouse, Eli .. 
 
 I Ramsey, Robert .. 
 
 j Lamv'O':, Wm 
 
 I Lawi3on, JA 
 
 I L<.viO(j»ton, John ... 
 
 ■ Mi.;!ke-.?',c, Cflin, sen. 
 
 l'iv.ft&i(., .Ip.mes ... 
 LiviU)>(.>n Hugh.... 
 
 T.auion, fl 
 
 H<ney, James 
 
 Webster & Boyes ... 
 Henry, Thomas ... 
 Keeffer, Debold ... 
 Duneman, Henry... 
 
 Roy, William 
 
 Sexton, James 
 
 Finkle, H 
 
 Lake, S 
 
 Nichols, W. J 
 
 Bebie, Samuel 
 
 Harper, Franklin... 
 Weber, John 
 
 Mille Roches, C E. 
 
 Mill Haven, do 
 
 Milton, do 
 
 " do 
 
 " do 
 
 (card, p. 
 
 Mitchell, C.W. 
 
 Mongeoais, C.E. 
 
 " do 
 
 Mono Mills, C.W. 
 
 Monte Belle, C. E. 
 
 Muiitmagny, do 
 
 " do 
 
 " do 
 
 " do 
 
 " do 
 
 Montreal, do 
 
 " do 
 
 " do 
 
 «• do 
 
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 .'o'J'rt, C.W. 
 
 " do 
 
 Ji irris'j'irg, do 
 
 Mortoa, do 
 
 ,, Mofto'i, do 
 
 Monni, Elgin, do 
 
 ........ t/ount Forest, do 
 
 ....,,,. " da 
 
 Mount Hurst, do 
 
 •» do 
 
 ......... Murray, do 
 
 " do 
 
 Nairn, do 
 
 " do 
 
 Nanticoke, dt 
 
 " do 
 
 Napanee, do 
 
 " « do 
 
 «« do 
 
 Napier, do 
 
 Netherby, do 
 
 Ninstadt, do 
 
 „ New Aberdeen, do 
 
 Newark, do 
 
 Newburgh, do 
 
 " do 
 
 Newbury, do 
 
 New Carlisle, C. E. 
 
 " do 
 
 NewDnndftH C!.W. 
 
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1066 
 
 CARRIAGE AND WAGGON MANUFACTURERS. 
 
 i 
 
 i 
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 Siegner, Eeckert ... 
 Jefferson, Stephen... 
 Stephenson, William 
 Hutchcroft George B. 
 McCracken. A.J.... 
 
 New Hamburg, 
 
 Newland, 
 
 If 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 1, do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 i, do 
 do 
 do 
 
 l,do 
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 C. E. 
 
 C.W. 
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 do 
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 C. E. 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 O'Neil, John 
 
 Smith, John 
 
 Kennedy, Thomas... 
 
 Smith, Wm 
 
 Oliver, Thomas 
 
 Anderson, B. & Co. 
 McGeary, James ... 
 
 Hill, E. C 
 
 MoWilliams & Isbister 
 Metherall, W. & J.. 
 Armbrecht, Henry.. 
 Borkhard, Frederick 
 Hoffman, Henry ... 
 
 Smith, Lynds 
 
 Sullivan, Patrick ... 
 
 Bird, John 
 
 Eoticknap, A 
 
 Hanna, G. W 
 
 Cauchon, Flavien... 
 
 Lapointe, Mr 
 
 Milot, D 
 
 O'Boyle, .Tohn 
 
 O'Hair, Lawrence... 
 Snelgrove, Jacob ... 
 
 Griffin, John 
 
 Bailey & Gillies ... 
 
 Ladd, M 
 
 Rolpfa, John 
 
 Barryman, David... 
 
 Chalk, Robert 
 
 Cuthbert, Robert... 
 Henderson, John ... 
 Matthews & O'Brien 
 
 Sherin, Robert 
 
 Brown, Robert 
 
 Palmer, Jedediah... 
 
 Brownell, S. C 
 
 Dixon, Thomas 
 
 Portier, Francis .... 
 
 Alain, Michel 
 
 Bureau, J. Bte 
 
 CANADA CARRIAGE 
 FACTORY (card, p. 
 
 Gingras, Ed 
 
 Gingras, L. J. & Co. 
 Mc Knight, P. W... 
 
 Paris, Joseph 
 
 Trudel, F 
 
 Verret, A 
 
 VOYER, LOUIS ... 
 
 Martin, John 
 
 Geneh, Earnst 
 
 Smith, Wm 
 
 Mercer, Wm.' 
 
 Morden, Daniel ... 
 
 Eames, Peter 
 
 Lincoln, Charles .... 
 Vanalstine, James.. 
 
 Aubry, Hubert 
 
 Lef^vre, Joseph ... 
 Gaulet & Simard ... 
 Ilamel, Auguatin ... 
 Martin, Benjamin .. 
 
 Morris, Samuel 
 
 Campbell, Henry.... 
 
 McHay, Wm 
 
 Cox k Anderson ... 
 Lawrence, Samuel.. 
 
 Wright, Wm 
 
 Canlen, Wm 
 
 Cable, James 
 
 Ball, James 
 
 Parham, 
 
 " 
 
 Palermo, 
 
 CI 
 
 Paris, 
 
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 do 
 do 
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 Newmarket, 
 
 II 
 
 Wetherell. William.. 
 
 IC 
 
 Pendleton, 
 
 « Penville, 
 
 Peterboro', 
 
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 Mitchell. Ambrose.. 
 
 Newnort. 
 
 Popplewell, William 
 
 Neil, George 
 
 Piatt, H. D 
 
 Blackwell Daniel W. 
 
 II 
 
 ... Newtown Robinsoi 
 
 Niagara, 
 
 Nobleton, 
 
 II 
 
 , II 
 
 Philinsburir 
 
 Childs, William ... 
 
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 Cross, Markland ... 
 
 Normandale, 
 
 Normanton. 
 
 Ackland, Dudley ... 
 Kennedy, John C... 
 Humphries, James 
 HufHt. Reuben 
 
 
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 Pickering. 
 
 Plattsville, 
 
 II 
 
 North Auflnistfl 
 
 do 
 
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 ,C. E 
 
 do 
 
 6, do 
 
 t, do 
 
 do 
 
 C.W 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
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 North Douro. 
 
 O'Brien. Patrick ... 
 
 II 
 
 North Glanf ore 
 
 II 
 
 , Point Abinn 
 
 Blacklock, John ... 
 Henderson, Robert. 
 
 Point Levi East 
 
 f 1 
 
 Beeman, William & Son 
 
 Roy, Joseph 
 
 Davenport, William A. 
 Earl. Erastns 
 
 North Gower, 
 
 North Lancaster 
 
 North Port 
 
 ...Pont de Maskinong 
 
 Portage du Fui 
 
 tl 
 
 North Wakefield, 
 
 .North Williamsburg, 
 II 
 
 Port Riirwpll 
 
 Eastwood, Henry... 
 
 Lyle, William 
 
 Burns, Thomas 
 
 Port Crpdif 
 
 ......... Port Dover 
 
 Nerval, 
 
 II 
 
 (( 
 
 Watson, W. & R.... 
 
 , <C 
 
 dn 
 
 Carter. Samuel 
 
 Norwich, 
 
 II 
 
 , Port Plmal^v 
 
 do 
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 Montross, J 
 
 Port Hope, 
 
 ... . " 
 
 Willson, 8 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 McCannel, Noil 
 
 Notfield, 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 Mclntyre, John ... 
 Mellville, George P. & C 
 
 Snow, Nicholas 
 
 Norman, William ... 
 
 i< 
 
 Nottawft, 
 
 Oakland, 
 
 Oak Ridges, 
 
 Oakville, 
 
 tl 
 
 II 
 
 Portland, 
 
 , II 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 Hagaman J 
 
 Hemphill, E 
 
 Prescott, 
 
 II 
 
 " 
 
 Quebec, 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 Jo 
 
 Turner, Thomas ... 
 
 tt 
 
 do 
 
 Kelson, W. G 
 
 Pickard, Jamej 
 
 Oakwood, 
 
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 Odessa, 
 
 <i 
 
 C. E 
 do 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 Wakely, James 
 
 Babcock, John 
 
 Mabee, Benjamin... 
 Watts, J, E. & Co... 
 
 MANU- 
 
 604).... " 
 
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 „ i« 
 
 tl 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 Ottstin, J. 8 
 
 
 II 
 
 Holland, John 
 
 It 
 
 « 
 
 do 
 
 Donogbue, Jeremiah 
 
 OntArio 
 
 IC 
 
 do 
 
 Lewis, George 
 
 McKenney, Duncan 
 Wily, J 
 
 Orillia, 
 
 II 
 
 ,. II 
 
 do 
 
 „ IC 
 
 do 
 
 It 
 
 Qaeensborongh, 
 
 Rainham Centr 
 
 Ratho. 
 
 C W 
 
 McNown James ... 
 
 Ormstown. 
 
 
 Allen, William, jun. 
 Kirkland, D 
 
 Orono, 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 ,,, Redpf^rflTille. 
 
 do 
 
 Ferguson, Bei\jamin 
 
 Craig, Joseph 
 
 Honey, C. 
 
 Orwell, 
 
 Oshawa, 
 
 II 
 
 i> 
 
 do 
 
 Richtnond 
 
 do 
 
 Ridgetown, 
 
 ... ... ** 
 
 Rigaud, 
 
 11 
 
 Rivitire du Loup en Ba 
 Rivibre Ouell< 
 
 do 
 
 Bishopriok, Mark... 
 David, Lt-on 
 
 Ottawa, 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Dufour, P 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Duhdhiel, L 
 
 II 
 
 8, do 
 
 ) do 
 
 HUMPHRIES, GEORGE 
 
 (card, 
 ....... " 
 
 It 
 
 628) 
 
 Lomoges, Edward... 
 
 Roblin, 
 
 Rockwood. 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 
 Stookdale, William & Bn 
 
 Jther.. " 
 II 
 
 Rolph, 
 
 do 
 
 Townsend, Charles.. 
 
 11 
 
 dn 
 
 Amer, George A 
 
 Dowsley, T. B 
 
 McKenzie. Kenneth 
 
 Owen Sound, 
 
 II 
 
 , Rondeau. 
 
 do 
 
 Rosemoot. 
 
 do 
 
 <i 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Miller, George 
 
 Edwards, Joseph ... 
 Onham, Robert .... 
 
 II 
 
 Kougemont, 
 
 Round Plains, 
 
 r E 
 
 Oxford Mills. 
 
 c w 
 
 Parham, 
 
 Rugby, 
 
 do 
 
 C. S. HAYMAN (Late J. 8T0VEL), MERCHANT TAILOR, TORONTO. (S«« Card, p. 812.) 
 
rham, 
 
 C.W 
 
 *< 
 
 do 
 
 lormo, 
 
 do 
 
 « 
 
 do 
 
 ris, 
 
 do 
 
 odleton, 
 
 do 
 
 aville, 
 
 do 
 
 terboro', 
 
 do 
 
 (1 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 iHpsburg, 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 llipsburg, 
 
 C. G. 
 
 kering, 
 
 C.W 
 
 tUviUe, 
 
 do 
 
 (1 
 
 do 
 
 nt Abino, 
 
 do 
 
 Levi Eas 
 
 , C. E. 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 VI»8kinong6, do 
 
 ige du Fui 
 
 t, do 
 
 u 
 
 do 
 
 t Burwell 
 
 C.W, 
 
 t Credit, 
 
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 t Dover, 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 t Emsley, 
 
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 t Hope, 
 
 do 
 
 1 
 
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 1 
 
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 1 
 
 do 
 
 1 
 
 do 
 
 Hand, 
 
 do 
 
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 Jo 
 
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 )eo, 
 
 C. E. 
 
 t 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 1 
 
 do 
 
 ( 
 
 do 
 
 1 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
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 borough, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 ^m Ceutre 
 
 , do 
 
 0, 
 
 do 
 
 Tsville, 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 nond, 
 
 do 
 
 itown, 
 
 Jo 
 
 
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 Id, ( 
 
 D. E. 
 
 
 do 
 
 ip en Bas 
 
 , do 
 
 •0 Quelle, 
 
 do 
 
 >. 
 
 D.W. 
 
 food. 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 au, 
 
 do 
 
 lont, 
 
 do 
 
 
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 mont, C. E. 
 
 ! Plains, C.W, 
 
 'f 
 
 do 
 
 CARRIAGE AND WAGGON MANUFACTURERS. 
 
 1087 
 
 Prudhonsme, G^dton 
 
 SUrk, J. 
 
 Elliott, James 
 
 ThompEOD, J., ABro. 
 
 Marcot, Henry 
 
 Farr, Wm 
 
 Hawkey, J. 
 
 Richmond, A. & W, 
 Kennedy, Edward... 
 Corbeille, Joseph ... 
 
 Hooker, Alfred 
 
 Phillips, George ... 
 
 Reynolds, W. J 
 
 Gilbert, William ... 
 Hndgins, George .... 
 Northey, Richard... 
 
 Perry, Solomon 
 
 Minchin, Geor^^ ... 
 Hutobcraft, John... 
 Richard, Benjamin.. 
 YanJerTort, John... 
 Warnner, Robert.... 
 
 Caron, Francois 
 
 Lloyd, Griffith 
 
 Buckingham, T 
 
 Harkness & Copping 
 
 Long, Richard 
 
 Utz, Frederick 
 
 Friece, Peter 
 
 AdJama & Hurd .... 
 
 Boxall, George 
 
 Murray, A. & J. P. 
 
 Vanderlip, P 
 
 Honey, Richard, & Co. 
 
 Caswell, J. W 
 
 Carrie, MartinJ 
 
 Lake, Henry 
 
 Splano, John 
 
 Copeland, George... 
 Corson, Bernard ... 
 
 MoHvain, John 
 
 Drolet, Hubert 
 
 Villemaire, C 
 
 Drake, John 
 
 Hubert, M 
 
 Bate, Jr'>n 
 
 Fairbairn, James,... 
 Robertson, James... 
 Kinnard, Abraham.. 
 
 Storks, John 
 
 Woodward, Washington 
 Petit, Ferdinand ... 
 
 Voyer, Hercule 
 
 Atwood, B 
 
 Bangs, G. W 
 
 Fuller, Daniel 
 
 Herbert, 8. M 
 
 Parsons, J 
 
 Williamson, Wm. ... 
 Abrahams, Wm. H. 
 
 Huffman, Peter 
 
 Glrdwood, William . 
 Johnson, William... 
 
 Stiles, James 
 
 Wheeler, Zaohariah 
 
 Corrigan, G. C 
 
 Springsted, Jasper.. 
 Springsted, Oliver .. 
 
 Bruels, John A 
 
 Rodiok, Wm 
 
 Soott, Wra 
 
 Urquhart, Hector... 
 
 Saintfleld, C.W. 
 
 Bandford, do 
 
 Sandhill, do 
 
 " do 
 
 Sandwich, do 
 
 Sarnia, do 
 
 " do 
 
 " do 
 
 Sangeen, do 
 
 ... Sault au RecoUet, C. E. 
 
 Scotland, C.W. 
 
 " do 
 
 " do 
 
 Seeley's Bay, do 
 
 Selby, do 
 
 Selwyn, do 
 
 " do 
 
 Shakspeare, do 
 
 Shannonville, do 
 
 •' do 
 
 " do 
 
 Shwron, do 
 
 Shawenegt t, C. E. 
 
 Sheffield, C.W. 
 
 Sherbrooke, C. E. 
 
 " do 
 
 " do 
 
 Sherkston, C.W. 
 
 Shipley, do 
 
 Simcoe, do 
 
 " do 
 
 " do 
 
 " do 
 
 Sfnghampton, do 
 
 Smith's Falls, do 
 
 " do 
 
 " do 
 
 " do 
 
 SmithTille, do 
 
 " do 
 
 Sonya, do 
 
 Sorel, C.E. 
 
 " do 
 
 South Cayuga, C.W. 
 
 Sonth Durham, C. E. 
 
 Sparta, CW. 
 
 SpenoerviUe, do 
 
 " do 
 
 Springford, do 
 
 •' do 
 
 " do 
 
 " do 
 
 " do 
 
 Stanstead, C. B. 
 
 " do 
 
 " do 
 
 » do 
 
 •« do 
 
 Stayner, C.W. 
 
 BteveosTille, do 
 
 '• do 
 
 Stirling, do 
 
 '• do 
 
 •• do 
 
 •• do 
 
 Stoeo, do 
 
 Stoney Creek, do 
 
 " do 
 
 StouffTille, do 
 
 •< do 
 
 " d« 
 
 " do 
 
 Hamilton, C. & J .. 
 
 Hsien, C. F 
 
 Wade, W. D 
 
 Baker, Henry 
 
 DUNSMORE, 8. 8.. 
 Elford, William ... 
 
 Lftuler, J. D 
 
 Maning, John 
 
 Lear ton, John 
 
 Dodge, H. W 
 
 Flannery, James .. 
 
 Goodhue, Levi 
 
 Bourgeois, Louis ... 
 
 Chartier, D 
 
 Ledeux, r>emi 
 
 Martel, Joseph 
 Varin, Francois ... 
 
 Varin, Laurent 
 
 Chabott, Adolph ... 
 
 Brophy, John 
 
 Dutrizae, Moise ... 
 Brennan, Patrick.. 
 
 Strabane, C.W. 
 
 Straffordville, do 
 
 " do 
 
 Stratford, do 
 
 " do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 C.E. 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 " do 
 
 St. Alexandre, do 
 
 St. Alexis, do 
 
 " do 
 
 Strathroy, 
 II 
 
 P'.reetsville, 
 Stromness, 
 Sutton, 
 11 
 
 St. Aime, 
 
 St. Andr^ Avelin, do 
 
 St. Andrews, do 
 
 " do 
 
 St. Anicet, do 
 
 Grenier, Joseph & Son, Ste. Anne bout de Lisle, do 
 Augers, Kust^be ... Ste. Anne de la Parade, do 
 
 St. Anns, 
 St. Antoine, 
 
 Gushing, P 
 
 Fanenf, Moise 
 
 Giard, Joseph 
 
 Stanley, William jun., 
 
 Dor6, Albert 
 
 Qagnon, Jean 
 
 Gagnon, Pierre 
 
 Roy, Moise 
 
 Uenard, Dosite 
 
 Dulmain, Heroule " 
 
 Ladouceur, Norbet " 
 
 Provencal, Henry, sen St. Bernard, 
 
 Roy, Augustine " 
 
 MoCAMBRIDGE, JAS Ste. Brigide, 
 
 Pelletier, Pierre St. Bruno, 
 
 Robert, Pierre *' 
 
 Sohedler, B " 
 
 Protean, Pierre St. Casirair, 
 
 C.W. 
 C.E. 
 do 
 St. Armand Centre, do 
 
 St. Augustin, do 
 
 " do 
 
 " do 
 
 St. Bamsbe, do 
 
 St. Barth^lemi, do 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 a 
 
 do 
 
 Gadsby, Benjamin C St. Calbarines,C.W. 
 
 da 
 4» 
 i» 
 4» 
 
 " d« 
 
 " do 
 
 Harris, William 
 
 Holmes & Greenwood 
 
 Jones, Stephen 
 
 Patterson, George E 
 
 SANDHAM & BOWMAN 
 
 SMITH, GEO. (card, p. 713).. 
 Wales, George 
 
 Boal6, Damasa St. Charles, Riviiiro Boyer, C.E. 
 
 Plante, J. Bte 
 
 Beauobemin, Louis. 
 Dumais, Charles ... 
 
 Gandet, Michel 
 
 Loiselle, Marcel ... 
 
 Belland, Albert 
 
 Garneau, Leon 
 
 Binke, John 
 
 Desrochers, Joseph. 
 Marchand, Naroisse 
 
 Filteau, Denis 
 
 Charby, Alexander. 
 Com^r6, Alexander. 
 Gadbois, Fran9oi8... 
 Ledoux, Amable ... 
 St. Jacques, Antoine 
 
 do 
 St. Charles Richelieu, do 
 
 *• do 
 
 " do 
 
 «' do 
 
 St. Christophe, do 
 
 " do 
 
 St. Colnmbin, 
 
 St. Croix, 
 
 St. Cuthbert, 
 St Damase, 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 St. Denis Richelieu, do 
 
 " do 
 
 '• do 
 
 Bergeron, Leander sen St Didaoe, do 
 
 Bergeron, Leander jun ** do 
 
 Guilbault, Charles Bte. Elisabeth, do 
 
 Vincent, L^on " do 
 
 Desrosi6rs, George. St Etienne, do 
 
 p. 812.) 
 
 H. MILLER & Co.. CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS, TORONTO. (8e« C«rd, p. 828.) 
 
1068 
 
 CARRIAGE AND WAGGON MANUFACTURERS. 
 
 r 
 
 B«aucher, Agusttn.. Ste. Famille d'Orleans, G. E. 
 
 Cadet, Aaguste St. F^lix de Valois, do 
 
 Basque, Jean St. Francois, do 
 
 Fortier, Benoni " do 
 
 Orondin, Joseph " do 
 
 Valliquette, Isaie Ste. OeneTit^re, do 
 
 Valliquette, S^raphia " do 
 
 Snowball, William St. George, C.W. 
 
 Dumas, Jean Ste. Gertrude, C. E. 
 
 Leblanc, Joseph ... " do 
 
 Picb6, Joseph " do 
 
 Charon, Stanislas St. Gregoire, do 
 
 H6on, Henry " do 
 
 LesTesque, Alphonse " do 
 
 Th^trault, Hector •« do 
 
 Thuot, Joseph .„ Ste. H^1<^ne de Bagot, do 
 
 March, Samael St. Helens, C.W. 
 
 Hubert, D St. Henri d'Levis, C E. 
 
 Lemietix, Louis " do 
 
 Aubry, J. Bte St. Hermas, do 
 
 Xusignan, Moise St. Hugues, do 
 
 Charon, R. St. Hyacinthe, do 
 
 Chatel, Narcisse " do 
 
 Gagnon, J. Bte " do 
 
 Larivier, Joseph " do 
 
 Tornlet, T " do 
 
 Baubacher, David St. Jacobs, C.W. 
 
 Licht, Frederick " do 
 
 Weltz, George " do 
 
 Falcon, Abraham ... St. Jacques le Mineur, C E. 
 
 Filion, Narcisse " do 
 
 Isabelle, Naxarine " do 
 
 Meauier, Emanuel St. Jean Baptiste, do 
 
 Beaudet, Avila St. Jean d'Eschaillon, do 
 
 Lafleur, F61ix " do 
 
 Marcean, Jean St. Jean d'Orleans, do 
 
 Caron, Francois St. Jean Port Joli, do 
 
 Mercier, Joseph , " do 
 
 Blouin, Moise St. Jnlie, do 
 
 Boulanger, Louis... St Julie de Somerset, do 
 
 Demers, Edmond " do 
 
 Demers, Edouard " do 
 
 St. Pierre, Richard, jun " do 
 
 Gosselin, Alexis St. Lambert, do 
 
 Jacques, L4on St. Liboire, do 
 
 Brioault, EuB^be St. Lin, do 
 
 Bricault, Militon " do 
 
 Breault, J. Bte St. Louis de Gonxague, do 
 
 Peletier, Narcisse " do 
 
 Many, Jardineau St. Luo, do 
 
 Chasseur. Jean Ste. Luce, do 
 
 Chasseur, Samuel " do 
 
 Gullet, Benoit •< do 
 
 Duhamel, P St. Marcel, do 
 
 Lancaster, Joseph Ste. Marthe, do 
 
 Legault, J. B '• do 
 
 Boucher, L6on Ste. Marti ne, do 
 
 Parisault, J. & Bros., St. Martin, Isle of Jesus, do 
 
 Valiquette, John *< do 
 
 McCormick, James St. Mary's, C.W. 
 
 Oreno, W. M •'« do 
 
 Lemonde, Francois St. Mathias, C. E. 
 
 Ostigny, Honofd •• do 
 
 Tigeaut, Louis " do 
 
 Delisle, GliTier St. Maurice, do 
 
 Dub4, OotaTe " do 
 
 Guiibert, Antoine " - do 
 
 Vermette, Fran9oiB " do 
 
 Yermette, Maxime " do 
 
 Doisclaire, L Ste. Monique, do 
 
 NouTal, Jean <* do 
 
 Lafleur, Edouard St. Nicholas, do 
 
 Spirin, Luo St. Nicholas, C. E. 
 
 Boucher, Louis St Pacdme, do 
 
 Norraandin, Michel St. Pie, do 
 
 Vaillancourt, Jean St. Pierre d'Orleans, do 
 
 Roby, E St. Placide, do 
 
 Monnette, Moise St. Polyoarpe, do 
 
 McDougall, James St. Raphaels, C.W. 
 
 Pag^, Elise St. Raymond, C. B. 
 
 Savary, L^on « do 
 
 Blain, Olivier St Remi, do 
 
 Hubert, Laurent " do 
 
 Dupr6, M St. Roch de Richelieu, do 
 
 Lafleur, Joseph St Romaine, do 
 
 Leclair, Gregoire ... Ste. Rose, do 
 
 Leclair, Hubert " do 
 
 Leclair, Pierre " do 
 
 Desjardins, Ovide St Sauvier, do 
 
 Bri^re, Felix St. Soholastiquc, do 
 
 Dagenais, Joseph " do 
 
 Falardeau, Joseph " do 
 
 Barron, Joseph St. Simon d'Yamaska, do 
 
 Bouvidre, Alexis " do 
 
 Roby, Joseph " do 
 
 Gravel, Philip Ste. Th^r^se de Blainville, do 
 
 Laguerriere, V " do 
 
 Leolaire, Lambert " do 
 
 Barrett, Wm St Thoma?, C.W. 
 
 Day, Samuel " do 
 
 Hillis, John " do 
 
 Wegg, George, jun " do 
 
 Lepard, Moise St Ursule, C. E. 
 
 Ouimet, Andr^ St. Vincent de Paul, do 
 
 Par6, Andr6 " do 
 
 Roisvert, Alexander St ZSphirin, do 
 
 Martin, Sherman Tamworth, C.W. 
 
 MoKin, Elias •< do 
 
 Shields, James " do 
 
 Anderson, James Tara, do 
 
 McDonald, James... Teeswater, do 
 
 Charron, Paul Templeton, C. E. 
 
 Grier, John " do 
 
 Sharpley, Abraham " do 
 
 Morin, Joseph Terrebonne, do 
 
 Davidson, Andrew Thamesford, CW. 
 
 Hull, Wm '< do 
 
 Kennedy, Hugh ... " do 
 
 Hoag, J. W. & Sob Thamesville, do 
 
 Kelly, George " do 
 
 Mimick, Wm " do 
 
 Woodhouse, Edward Thomasburg, do 
 
 Hunt & MoCausland Thornbury, do 
 
 Dundas, James Thorold, do 
 
 Grenville, J. & T " do 
 
 McDonald, B <* do 
 
 Aubry Brothers Three Rivers, C. E. 
 
 Godin, L., jun " do 
 
 Larivi^re, Francois " do 
 
 Sparks, M " do 
 
 Verrette, Mr " do 
 
 CASEY, WM. T. (card, p.;664) Thurlow, C.W. 
 
 Ferguson, Peter Thurso, 0. E. 
 
 Molntyre, Alexander Tiverton, C.W. 
 
 Gray, Charles Toledo, do 
 
 Livingston, John " do 
 
 Wood, Cyrus «' do 
 
 Anderson, FTenry Toronto, do 
 
 Ansoomb, Jamea " do 
 
 Beatty, Adam " do 
 
 Briscoe, Wm. " do 
 
 Clark, Samuel " do 
 
 Clark, Bros " do 
 
 HALL, C. F. (card, p. 812) ... " do 
 
 A. M. SMITH & Co., WHOLESALE GROCERS, TORONTO. (See Card, p. 840.) 
 
t. Nicholas, C. E. 
 t Pacdme, do 
 t. Pie, ao 
 
 rro d'Orleans, do 
 k. Placide, do 
 t. Polycarpe, do 
 t. Rapiiaels, C.W. 
 t. Raymond, C. E 
 
 " do 
 
 I Remi, do 
 
 . „ do 
 
 « de Richelieu, do 
 •■ Romaine, do 
 e. Rose, do 
 
 do 
 do 
 . Sauvier, do 
 Soholastique, do 
 do 
 do 
 dTamaska, do 
 do 
 do 
 do BlainTille, do 
 do 
 do 
 C.W. 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 Ursule, C. E. 
 cent de Paul, do 
 do 
 Z^phirin, 
 mworth, 
 
 ThomtLB, 
 
 ra, 
 
 sswater, 
 
 npleton, 
 
 rebonne, 
 meaford. 
 
 mesTille, 
 If 
 
 >< 
 
 masburg, 
 
 rnbury, 
 
 rold, 
 
 do 
 C.W. 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 C. E. 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 C.W. 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 je Riyers, C. E. 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 C.W. 
 C. E. 
 C.W. 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 10.) 
 
 ■low, 
 
 •80, 
 
 rton, 
 do. 
 
 nto. 
 
 CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS— CARVERS, GILDERS, &c. 
 
 106» 
 
 Hamilton, Robert Toronto, C.W. 
 
 Kearney, Patrick " do 
 
 SuUiTan, Edward " do 
 
 Walker, John " do 
 
 Borager, Henry Totnes, do 
 
 Delane, Michael Tottenham, do 
 
 Stewart, John Trenbolm, C. E. 
 
 Sohroter, Charles Trenton, C W. 
 
 Fontain, L^on Tring, C. E. 
 
 Tardif, Isidore " do 
 
 Britzer, Samuel Trowbridge, C.W. 
 
 Elliott, William Troy, do 
 
 Allen, C. H Trudell, do 
 
 Gordon, William Tullamore, do 
 
 Wiley, James ... Tweedsid;- do 
 
 Cole, Matthew Tyrone, do 
 
 Williams, Thomas " do 
 
 Bell, Aaron UnionTille, do 
 
 EAKIN, GEORGE, (card, p. 850) " do 
 
 Sanders, William Utica, do 
 
 Cummings, John Uxbridge, do 
 
 Elwell, Edward " do 
 
 Tuck, William " do 
 
 Proranchy, Joseph Valleyfield, C. E. 
 
 Petit, Joseph Varennes, do 
 
 Cook, Thomas Varna, C.W. 
 
 McCowan, William " do 
 
 Bienvenu & Duhamel Verohures, C. E. 
 
 Bark, Joseph " do 
 
 Duhamel, Joseph " do 
 
 Marcband, Roch ... '* do 
 
 Blacklock, James VernonVille, C.W. 
 
 Major, Robert Villa Nots, do 
 
 Cusbman, John Virgil, do 
 
 Walker, F " do 
 
 Lookbart, James Walkertori, do 
 
 Riddle, Jamoo " do 
 
 Weight, George " do 
 
 Smith, Asahel " do 
 
 Bradt, Robert Wallaoetown, do 
 
 Bailey, Robert Walter's Falls, do 
 
 Caswell, H. A " do 
 
 Lawason, Richard Walton, do 
 
 MoClcughton, W Warden, C E. 
 
 Comcil, Adam Wardsville, CW. 
 
 Humphrey, Lilly & Co " do 
 
 Brown, C Warkworth, do 
 
 Furlong, B. D " do 
 
 Wesley, Faloon & Co. .~ Warwick, do 
 
 nammon, William Washington, do 
 
 Smith, William Waterford, do 
 
 Yeatman, William " do 
 
 FOSS, 0. B. & I Waterloo, C.E. 
 
 Heinbecker, George Waterloo, C.W. 
 
 Wagner, Jacob A <- do 
 
 Weaver, Daniel M " do 
 
 Weber & Wells « " do 
 
 Brown, George E WaterTille, C.E. 
 
 Elliott, F „ " do 
 
 Gottschalk, E Wellesley, C.W. 
 
 Ottman, Charles " do 
 
 Wily George „ " do 
 
 Hicks, D. S Wellington, do 
 
 Cryler, John 
 
 Halstead St, Allen... 
 RASCOT, IGNACE 
 McCormick, Levi ... 
 
 Peterson, John 
 
 Cmickshank, George 
 Cruickshank, James 
 Sbuttlewortb, John 
 Murphy, Edward .-. 
 Carrick, Robert ... 
 
 Gilmour, John 
 
 Fyfe, Wm 
 
 Kelly, Peter 
 
 Ryan, Thomas 
 
 Mercill, Henry 
 
 Broehler, Jacob ... 
 
 Dunkie, Henry 
 
 BoisTert, Joseph ... 
 Clayton, James ... 
 O'DONOVAN, M. (card, 
 Ray, Nathaniel ... 
 
 Willson, Joseph 
 
 Wilson, Henry 
 
 Cattnach, L 
 
 Sorriel, L. 
 
 Van Oatend, Cornelius 
 
 Adams, Wm. M 
 
 Thompson, L. 
 
 Edgerton, Joseph... 
 McDonald, John .... 
 Rupert, Septimus... 
 
 Lucier, C. 
 
 Stewart, Louis 
 
 Lawrence, A. H. ... 
 I^trigley, Richard... 
 
 Bautinhimer, A 
 
 Hombrook, Henry.. 
 Wilkinson, Brigham 
 Gosler, Jeremiah ... 
 
 Gardner & Rose 
 
 Hankey, Victoria ... 
 
 Heath, J 
 
 Ross, Hugh 
 
 Brignol, Thomas ... 
 McTavish, Edward. 
 Gould, Lorenso...... 
 
 McCormack, Wm. G. 
 
 Given, Wm 
 
 Cartier, Narcisse ... 
 
 Lake, John 
 
 Lock wood, Samuel.. 
 McCord, Charles ... 
 
 Clark, A 
 
 Clark, William 
 
 Lund, J. 
 
 Collins, Thomas .... 
 
 Goodwin, Wm 
 
 Johnson, Thomas ... 
 
 Moore, John 
 
 Hutchinson, Matthew 
 
 Webster, John 
 
 Bauer, Charles 
 
 Wagner, Conrad F.. 
 
 ...Wellington Square, C.W. 
 
 '. " do 
 
 West Farnharo, C. E. 
 
 West Flamboro', C.W. 
 
 ... West McGillivray, do 
 
 Weston, do 
 
 '• do 
 
 : " do 
 
 West Osgootle, do 
 
 Westover, do 
 
 " do 
 
 Westport, do 
 
 " do 
 
 " do 
 
 West Winchester, do 
 
 Wtst Woalwioh, do 
 
 Wheatland, C. E. 
 
 Whitby, C.W. 
 
 p. 88fi) '« do 
 
 " do 
 
 Whitevale, do . 
 
 Wicklow, do 
 
 Williamstown, do 
 
 " do 
 
 Willowdale, do 
 
 Wilton, do 
 
 '♦ do 
 
 Winchester, do 
 
 " do 
 
 *' do 
 
 Windsor, do 
 
 " do 
 
 Windsor Mills, C. E. 
 
 Wingham, C.W. 
 
 WoWerton, do 
 
 Woodbridge, do 
 
 •' do 
 
 Woodside, C. E. 
 
 Woodstock, CW. 
 
 «' do 
 
 " do 
 
 •« do 
 
 Woodville, do 
 
 '• do 
 
 Wooler, do 
 
 Wroxeter, do 
 
 Wyoming, do 
 
 Ysmaska, C.E. 
 
 Yarker, C.W. 
 
 '< do 
 
 " do 
 
 York, do 
 
 " do 
 
 «■ do 
 
 York Mills, do 
 
 " do 
 
 " do 
 
 York River, do 
 
 Yorkville, do 
 
 '• do 
 
 Zurich, do 
 
 <• do 
 
 CABVEBS, aiLDEBS, LOOKING-GLASS AND FICTUBE FBAME 
 MANUFACTUBEBS AND DEALEBS. 
 
 Alton, John, 
 
 Roberts, John 
 
 ... Hamilton, 
 *' 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 
 Scddon, Robert J 
 
 PEEL, A. J. (card, p. 882) 
 
 ... London, 
 ... Montreal, 
 
 do 
 C.E. 
 
 SCOTT, WM. (card, p. 460) 
 
 Somerville, Thomas 
 
 Bailey, James 
 
 Black, William ...... 
 
 Montreal, 
 
 •I 
 
 Quebec, 
 
 O.E. 
 do 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 I 
 
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 TORONTO SAFE WORKS, J. & J. TAYLOR, PROPRIETORS, TORONTO. (See Card, p. 842.) 
 
1070 
 
 CARVERS, GILDERS, 4o— CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. 
 
 
 Chamberknd, FJoaard ... 
 
 
 Quebec, 
 II 
 II 
 •< 
 
 II 
 
 Toronto, 
 
 C.B. 
 de 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
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 Clark, W. B 
 
 Toronto, 
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 li 
 
 II 
 
 ft 
 
 Craighurst, 
 
 Drumbo, 
 
 Dundalk, 
 
 Dundas, 
 II 
 
 DnnuTille, 
 II 
 
 Elora, 
 
 Erin, 
 
 Exeter, 
 
 Fergus, 
 II 
 
 Florence, 
 
 Fort Erie, 
 
 Frankford, 
 
 Gait, 
 II 
 
 Gananoqne, 
 II 
 
 Georgetown, 
 Glencoe, 
 
 Goderich, 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 Greenwood, 
 
 Grimsby, 
 
 Guelph, 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 Hamilton, 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 ti 
 
 11 
 
 II 
 
 11 
 
 11 
 
 II 
 
 Hastings, 
 Hunterstown, 
 II 
 
 Ingersoll, 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 Iroquois, 
 RelTin, 
 King, 
 Eingetoo, 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 Eleinburg, 
 li 
 
 Lanark, 
 11 
 
 UndMj, 
 
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 MATTHEWS, H. J. (card, p. 8 
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 Acton, C.W. 
 
 Alliston, do 
 
 Almonte, do 
 
 Amhentbnrg, do 
 
 Arva, do 
 
 Ashbum, do 
 
 Aylmer, C. E. 
 
 Aylmer, C.W. 
 
 " do 
 
 Baillieboro, do 
 
 BaHwin, do 
 
 Barrie, do 
 
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 Bath, do 
 
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 Cannington, do 
 
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 Scheffer. C 
 
 McKENZIB, JAS. (card, p. I64j 
 
 Oldfleld, Michael 
 
 THORNTON, JOHN M 
 
 Thornton & Fisher 
 
 Brown. Joseoh R... 
 
 do 
 
 6HAW, ALEXANDER .. 
 Kane. John A ••■ 
 
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 Wilson* J. 
 
 Sowarby. John...... 
 
 
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 Clark. W. C 
 
 ••• •• • 
 
 Smith, John F 
 
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 Mann, Thomas T 
 
 Newman k Hill 
 
 Tyler. Caldwell J 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 Chema!<ha, John 
 
 York, Peter 
 
 Hickson, Edward 
 
 Ring, P 
 
 Orton G. D 
 
 do 
 do 
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 Oeorgen, T. W 
 
 Whitehouse, George 
 
 Walker C E 
 
 do 
 
 K^lman & Co 
 
 . ••• 
 
 do 
 
 Lane, George 
 
 Goooer. John 
 
 PomeroT. T 
 
 do 
 
 Oliyer, Andrew 
 
 Strong, R. 8 
 
 McCAMMON, SAMUEL 
 
 POTTER, A. C. (card, p. 192). 
 
 RU8T0N, THOMAS 
 
 Hlldrcth, E 
 
 GIBBONS, WILLIAM (card, p. 
 200) 
 
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 Rosp, J. Q. MoT 
 
 
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 Caliler, Alexander, jun. ... 
 Chandler, Edwards 
 Hoi ien, Rufus & Co. 
 Leyisconte. Chos. G. 
 
 
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 Powers & Scott 
 
 
 
 Sawyer, Merrick k Co. .. 
 
 
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 Thompson, D 
 
 Brown, J. F 
 
 PAURER & CATTLE (card, p 
 
 Bowman, W. H 
 
 Ebv. Martin F 
 
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 PARRER & CATTLE (card, p. 
 
 48) 
 
 FULLARTON, ADAM 
 
 Fitch. J. D 
 
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 Groff, Colin 
 
 
 Farley, R. & Co 
 
 HARVEY, JOHN, Jun 
 
 Higinbotbam, N. ... 
 
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 Bird, Charles 
 
 STOTT, DAVID 
 
 
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 Arohard, Wm. Y 
 
 
 Watson, J. L 
 
 do 
 
 Deacon, Dr. Joseph .. 
 
 Dalley, Edwin 
 
 Dinewall. James W. 
 
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 Stark. Christopher 
 
 TROTTER, RICHARD (card, p 
 
 Brendon, F. 
 
 Ellis, Francis 
 
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 Halson. Robert 
 
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 HAMILTON, MUIR & Co 
 
 Lister. Henry ......... 
 
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 Meldrum. Henrv ... 
 
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 Stratfiird, W. H 
 
 
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 Barker, Robert ... 
 
 
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 Bettes, J. N 
 
 Winer. J. & Co 
 
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 HAVVKE8, JA8. (card, p. 
 Turner, Allan & Co. 
 
 74)*.' 
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 Fife, Dr 
 
 Fortune, James 
 
 Tttliy. James 
 
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 C.E. 
 
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 TURNER, GEO. H.& Co. ( 
 
 P 78) 
 
 Dawes, John ... 
 
 Caldwell, O.B 
 
 Chapman, J. M 
 
 Rneeshaw. Robert.. 
 
 C.W. 
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 Ash, J. R 
 
 Wallace, Dr. Samuel 
 
 Wyatt, A 
 
 Mussman, C 
 
 Rolls, James A .. 
 
 • ••• 
 
 Anlt, Edward 
 
 Loree, Abram 
 
 Langstaff, Lewis ... 
 
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 HEATH, CHARLES 
 
 Hobart, G. S 
 
 LaSerre, 0. ¥ 
 
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 Coombe, James H... .. 
 
 Parker. Edward H 
 
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 Thompson, J 
 
 
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 Cullingford, J 
 
 
 Bk nner Henry • < 
 
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 MUS80N, W. A. (card, p 
 
 Deans, R. T 
 
 GreaTes, Joseph 
 
 PROSSER, T. C. (card, p 
 HAW RES, JAS. (card, p. 
 Macdouell, A. R. & J. A. 
 
 120 
 
 'l26 
 74). 
 
 White, R 
 
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 WalllB, Mr 
 
 Carry, Robert 
 
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 Munro, Alexander.. « 
 
 Kaowlton & Grocorv 
 
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 41 
 
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 44 
 
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 d9 
 
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 CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. 
 
 1071 
 
 p. 812.) 
 
 Tirlteli, W. J 
 
 Ellis, Mrs. Ann 
 
 Campbell, A. M 
 
 Bailey, A. H 
 
 Haaket, Thomas 
 
 Ileathfiuld & Co 
 
 JONES, ALFRED THOMAS 
 
 (card, p. 328) 
 
 Manning, R. J 
 
 Mitchell, B. A 
 
 Salter, John 
 
 Saunders, William 
 
 Williams John 
 
 Bryning, J. V 
 
 Farrell, Patrick 
 
 Trickcy, A. T 
 
 Wilson, Charles 
 
 Lindsay, 
 Lloydtown, 
 Lobo, 
 London, 
 
 • 4 
 
 Longwood, 
 Lucan, 
 Lyn, 
 Madoo, 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 do 
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 Foster, R. H Meaford, St. Vincent P. 0. do 
 
 Jaques, H. W. 
 Whitmarsh, George A. 
 
 Watson, Henry 
 
 Davidson, John 
 
 Olin, Henry 
 
 Barnanl, Josepli ... 
 
 Birks, John 
 
 Birks, Richard 
 
 Bulling. William 
 
 CAMl'BELL, KENNETH & Co. 
 
 (card, p. 390) 
 
 DAVIDSON, A. a 
 
 DEVINS & BOLTON, (card, 
 
 p. 400) 
 
 Gardner, J 
 
 Grey, H. R 
 
 Harper, John 
 
 Harte, J. A 
 
 Hunt, Thomas S 
 
 KERRY BROTHERS & 
 
 CRATHERN 
 
 Lamplough & Campbell 
 
 Lyman, B. H 
 
 LYMAN. S. J. & Co 
 
 LYMANS, CLARE & Co. (card, 
 
 p. 4:i2) 
 
 MACUONELL, DR. A. (card, 
 
 p. 882) 
 
 MEDICAL HALL, (card, p. 390) 
 
 Moore, Charles 
 
 Newbolil, John C 
 
 PICAULT & SON (card, p. 444) 
 
 Raymond, O., M.D 
 
 Romuald, T 
 
 Simms, Charles N 
 
 Tmdeau, R 
 
 Waller, Samuel, M.D 
 
 Breakenridge, D. A 
 
 Leslie, J. J. H 
 
 Yeomans, L. H 
 
 Grange, J. & Co. ... 
 
 HUFFMAN, J. C 
 
 TAYLOR, JOHN A. (card, p. 
 
 484) 
 
 Bower, J. 
 
 Caton, A. 
 
 Mylne, John ~ 
 
 NORTHROP & LTMAN, (card, 
 
 P- *84) 
 
 Rose, Wm. A. 
 
 Paffard, Henry 
 
 Eby, Martin 
 
 L*ldlaw, Alexander 
 
 lidey, John A 
 
 Merrickville, 
 
 41 
 
 Milton, 
 Mitchell, 
 
 44 
 
 Montreal, 
 
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 Napanee, 
 
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 Newbnrgb, 
 
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 44 
 
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 44 
 
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 Newcastle, 
 
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 Niagara, 
 
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 Normunton, 
 
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 Noryal, 
 
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 Norwich, 
 
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 Crquhart, John 
 
 Yoang, Wm. H 
 
 OakTille, 
 
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 Oil Springs, 
 
 Orangeville, 
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 Orillia, 
 
 Orono, 
 
 Oshawa, 
 II 
 
 Ottawa, 
 
 14 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 
 Owen Sound, 
 
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 Parham, 
 . Paris, 
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 II 
 Perth, 
 
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 11 
 
 Peterboro', 
 
 IC 
 
 It 
 
 . Petrolea, 
 . Picton, 
 
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 . Plattsvillo, 
 
 Point St. Petei 
 
 Port Burwell, 
 
 . Port Colborne 
 
 . Port Dover, 
 
 . Port Hope, 
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 14 
 
 . Port Stanley, 
 
 Prescott, 
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 II 
 
 II 
 
 . Preston, 
 
 . Qaebeo, 
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 . Samis, 
 
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 do 
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 Maoklem & Nortbrup 
 
 Armstrong, Wm. ... 
 
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 Uuckham, T. R 
 
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 dn 
 
 8LAVEN, J. W 
 
 Gamsby, L. A 
 
 Robinson, Mark 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 SHAW, JOHN 
 
 Fcatberstone, J. P. 
 
 Jennings, John 
 
 Maoaulay, John 
 
 do 
 
 MacCarthy, H. F 
 
 McPhail. M. A 
 
 do 
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 Mortimer, George... 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 dn 
 
 Paquette, Wm 
 
 Roberts, John 
 
 Sullivan, Jeremiah. 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 do 
 do 
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 Barnhart, Charles E 
 
 PARKER & CATTLE (card 
 
 p538) 
 
 FOWLER, ALEXANDER .... 
 BELL, GEORGE 
 
 Snowden, S 
 
 THORNTON & FISHER, (card 
 
 P-544) 
 
 Allan, A., & Co 
 
 Combs, John S 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 Gamsby, G. A 
 
 do 
 
 Coulter, W 
 
 Kemp, A. W 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 OMOND & GILMOUR 
 
 do 
 
 Loftus, Robert G 
 
 Chapman & Striker 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 Haight, C 
 
 do 
 
 Morse, Mr. 
 
 do 
 
 Roblin & Branscomb 
 
 do 
 
 Thynne, R. 
 
 dn 
 
 Le Marquand, Francoi", jun... 
 
 McCollam, W. A... 
 
 Gordon, Robert ,,. 
 
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 , do 
 do 
 do 
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 Buokwell, T. D 
 
 Brent, Charles 
 
 Morse, F. W. & Co 
 
 Saunders, Wm. II... 
 
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 Wade, James 
 
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 BIRKS, GEORGE 
 
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 Evans, Dr R. W 
 
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 Harding, George ... 
 
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 PRCK, C. H. W 
 
 Hedrioh, G. F 
 
 Bowen, J. 8 
 
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 Brunet, Wilfred 
 
 BURKE, JOHN .";. (card, p. 5S 
 
 Dugal, Rooh 
 
 Fortier, Zepherin... 
 
 GirouT, Edmond ... ..... ,, 
 
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 GIROUX, OLIVIER (card, p. 
 Hall & Jaques 
 
 MARSH, J AS. H. (card, p. 6 
 M ARTEL, J. B. (card, p. 694 
 MoLEOD, JOHN W. (card, p. 
 MuBson, John & Co. 
 Reed, James 
 
 Sturton, A 
 
 da 
 
 Woods, George 
 
 C W. 
 
 Woods, Walter 
 
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 HALL, R. H. (card, p. 688).. 
 
 MoLean, George S 
 
 PonsMtt, tt. M 
 
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 Stewart, J. B Sangeen, C.W. 
 
 F0S8, SAMUEL J. (card, p. 
 
 658) Sherbroolte, C. E. 
 
 IBBOTSON, W. E " do 
 
 Wilson, Dr. John Simooe, C.W. 
 
 WINCH & POTTS (see card, 
 
 Smith's Falls, 
 II 
 
 Stratford, 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
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 p. 670) 
 Combs, Joseph .. . 
 Morton, Thomas. 
 Dutton, J. & F... 
 Uaines, Alfred ... 
 
 Stroger, Walter «' 
 
 Wangh, Qeorge J " 
 
 IJRAY & 80MMERVILLE Strathroy, 
 
 Cane, Thomas " 
 
 Sooon & Orchard ... " 
 
 Bamhart, John StreetsTille, 
 
 Beeton, W. B St. Catharines, do 
 
 BOYLE, ARTHUR (card, p. 716) " do 
 
 Byrne AWilley " 
 
 Giles, Henry M " 
 
 MILLS, JAS., jun. (card, p. 712) " 
 
 Martel, JeanBte Ste. Croix, 
 
 MnssoD, Vincent St. Eustache, 
 
 WIGHT, F. L. (card, p. 760).. St. Johns, 
 
 McLean, G. S St. Mary's, 
 
 Rolls, Charles " 
 
 King, Dr St SyWester West, C. E. 
 
 Rich, C. St. Thomas, C.W. 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 C.E. 
 do 
 do 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 
 Soraeue. L. M 
 
 II 
 
 .. Tam worth, 
 
 .. Thamesford, 
 
 .. Thorold, 
 •1 
 
 . Three Rivers, 
 .. Toronto, 
 
 «i 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 
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 II 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Avisworth & Huffman 
 
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 Foden, O.B.P 
 
 Brown, John E 
 
 Grant, John 
 
 Valine, J 
 
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 Bascom, Joseph 
 
 Brampton, Geo 
 
 BRUMELL, H. PEARETH... 
 EMERY. ROBERT 
 
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 Hallamore, John ... 
 
 do 
 
 Hartwell, H. J 
 
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 Hodgetts, George... 
 
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 Hooper, E. & Co.... 
 
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 Ilowarth, John 
 
 do 
 
 Lore, Neil C 
 
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 LYMAN, ELLIOT & Co. (see 
 
 p. 820) Toronto, 
 
 McLEAN, GEO '• 
 
 MILLER, HUGH & Co. (card, 
 
 p. 828) «• 
 
 MOORE, R «« 
 
 Pearson, R, M " 
 
 RIUDEL, C. J. & Co " 
 
 ROSE, HENRY J •• 
 
 Shapter, John T " 
 
 SIMPSON & DUN8PAUGH ... " 
 Sorley, J. B. 
 
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 Urquhart, 8. F 
 
 Webster. Samuel 
 
 Wood, R. A. k Bro. 
 
 DEANS. GEORGE , 
 
 Deans, W. ..... 
 
 HAWLEY, ALBERT D. C. 
 
 Laime, £. 
 
 Peores, C. 
 
 McDonell, Duncan 
 
 Mayers, 'ihomas 
 
 Gundry, L. J 
 
 Hewitt, William 
 
 Lillie, John, sen 
 
 Comfort, J. H , 
 
 Todd & Henderson 
 
 Davidson, Hugh 
 
 Murray, John G. . 
 
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 . Vienna, 
 
 .. Vittoria, 
 
 .. Wallaceburg, 
 
 .. Wardsville, 
 
 Trenton, 
 
 Uxbridge. 
 
 Walkerton, 
 Water down, 
 
 CRESSMAN, N. (card, p. 874) Waterloo, 
 
 Zoellner, H. A " 
 
 Shrigley, E Welland, 
 
 Pomeroy, W. E Wellington, 
 
 Banks, John H Weston, 
 
 Chipman, A. E Westport, 
 
 Bannister, George A Whitby, 
 
 GERRIE, J. H. (card, p. 900). 
 
 Highland, John. 
 Beattie, Dawson .., 
 
 SUTTON, C. C 
 
 Berks, John 
 
 Scott & White 
 
 STARK, ROBERT.. 
 
 Davis, R. H 
 
 Cumines & Co 
 
 Wilkesport, 
 ,. Wilton, 
 . Windsor, 
 Windsor Mills, 
 . Woodstock, 
 II 
 
 '. York, 
 . YorkviUo, 
 
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 C.W. 
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 (See, also, General Merchants.) 
 
 Snnter & Edger 
 
 Meredith, C. & Co 
 
 Armstrong, Isaac... 
 
 Cummings, James & Co 
 
 Kent, Joseph 
 
 Ruthven, John R 
 
 Skinner, James A. & Co 
 
 Thorn, William 
 
 Wallcy, G. W 
 
 Barber, W. H 
 
 PATRIDGE, C. J 
 
 Bourne, A 
 
 Carrick, R 
 
 CHANCE BROTHERS & Co. 
 
 (Birmingham, England) ....„ 
 
 Cleary, Mary 
 
 Eastly, William E 
 
 HAGAR, EDWARD & Co 
 
 LAWTON, H. J. & CO. (card, 
 
 p. 422) 
 
 Levey, H. L 
 
 Brantford, 
 
 C.W 
 
 Guelph, 
 
 do 
 
 Hamilton, 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 i< 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 « 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Ingersoll, 
 
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 London, 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
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 Montreal, 
 
 C.E. 
 
 II 
 
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 II 
 
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 11 
 
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 McMannus, Charles Montreal, 
 
 McNiece, James, sen " 
 
 O'Connell, Jeremiah " 
 
 PATTON, JOHN & Co " 
 
 RENAUD, L. & CASSIDY (see 
 
 card, p. 448) " 
 
 SMITH, W. H. (card, p. 872) 
 
 Smith, H. B. & Co 
 
 Sprosten, John 
 
 THOMSON & MINCHIN 
 
 WATSON, JOHN & Co 
 
 Willett, S. L 
 
 Wright, E. & Co 
 
 Gaffon, Henry 
 
 Robinson, George W 
 
 Bickell. Thomas 
 
 GOODWIN, HENRY & Co 
 
 Levy, Simon 
 
 MoNeioe, William 
 
 Norris, Thomas 
 
 Taylor, Peter St Catharines, I 
 
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 Norvrich, 
 Peterboro*, 
 Quebec, 
 II 
 
 II 
 II 
 .1 
 
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 Toronto, 
 
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 44 
 
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 44 
 
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 ctoria Square 
 
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 Vienna, 
 
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 Vittoria, 
 
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 Wallaceburg, 
 
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 WardsTille, 
 
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 14 
 
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 Walkerton, 
 
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 Waterdown, 
 
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 Waterloo, 
 
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 44 
 
 do 
 
 Welland, 
 
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 Wellington, 
 
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 Weston, 
 
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 Westport, 
 
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 Whitby, 
 
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 44 
 
 do 
 
 Wilkesport, 
 
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 Wilton, 
 
 do 
 
 tVindsor, 
 
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 C.E. 
 
 Yoodstock, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 14 
 
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 44 
 
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 Card, p. 818.) 
 
 Rvan. Mrs. Three RiTeri. C. E. 
 
 Mareroft, William 
 
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 THOMSON & BURNS .... 
 
 Toronto, 
 
 ^ CI 
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 C.W. 
 
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 Harris, Edwin •' do 
 
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 Dufresne, P 
 
 Dupuis, Peter 
 
 Filiatrault, C. & Co. 
 
 Friedlander, E 
 
 Gallagher, William 
 Gauthier, Pierre ... 
 
 Gegura, lAon 
 
 Grantham, Mrs. £. 
 
 Hamilton, T 
 
 Henry, P 
 
 Henry, Peter & Co. 
 Jacobs, H. & Co. ... 
 Joseph, H. & Co.... 
 
 Latier, Thomas 
 
 Lepage, Joseph 
 
 Levey, G. 
 
 Mann, Paul 
 
 MARRIN. PAUL (card, 
 
 McDonald, brothei 
 
 MoNider, James ... 
 Menard, Edward ... 
 
 Mendles, E 
 
 Meyer, Frederick... 
 
 Mills, Henry 
 
 Monagban, Wm. ... 
 
 MOOR D. W 
 
 Noack, R. C 
 
 Oppcnheimer, E 
 
 PAQELS, FRED, (card, 
 
 Patterson, Wm 
 
 Pauze, Charles 
 
 Picard, Louis 
 
 Pontbriant, C 
 
 Rattray, J. & Co. ... 
 Read, Clement & Co 
 Renaud, Richard ... 
 Reynolds, Job, jun. 
 
 Runkel, Jacob 
 
 Runkel, Myer 
 
 Savoir, Joseph 
 
 SUrke, Smith & Co. 
 
 Stoad, John 
 
 Stuart, John 
 
 Swain, Henry 
 
 Tucker, George & Co 
 
 Turgeon, L. 
 
 Turner, Isaao 
 
 Wade, George 
 
 Warren, John & Co. 
 WEST BROS, (card, p. 
 WESTON, WM. H. (car 
 
 WRIGHT, E 
 
 Ducharme, Joseph.. 
 
 Fredo, Wm 
 
 Wrete, Wm 
 
 Clark, C. P 
 
 Gelhausen, P. J. ... 
 Nye, L. N. (agent C. P 
 
 Wilooz, Thomas 
 
 Redmond, J 
 
 Hoffman, Jacob ... 
 
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 EWINQ, S. H. k A. H Montreal, C. E. 
 
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 COMMISSION AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS. 
 
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 CRAIN, GEORGE (o»rd p. 
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1070 
 
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 COTTON, CABDINO AND FULLING MILLS. 
 
 (See Woollen and Cotton Mills.) 
 
 CBOWN LAND AGENTS. 
 (See page 928.) 
 
 Fish, Newell 
 
 Stork, James 
 
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 Lewis, Charles 
 
 Hawke, George 
 
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 Jourdain, Ur 
 
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 Webb, C. W 
 
 Webster, J. H 
 
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 1077 
 
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 VARS, 0. N. (card, p. 616) .... '• do 
 
 BeliTeau. Jasarie Ottawa, -1o 
 
 Laughlin, Fred. 1).. ~ " do 
 
 Martin. ()li»er " do 
 
 Baird, H A Owen Soond, do 
 
 Jonea, C. Palermo, do 
 
 Lafleur, Gabriel Pendleton, do 
 
 Bowermaa & Kennedy P< rth, do 
 
 O'Donnell, John Peterboro', do 
 
 Austin, Gilbert PhilipsTille, do 
 
 Brannoomb, H. W Pioton, do 
 
 Wood, H " do 
 
 Gibeon, J ~ PlattsTille, do 
 
 Vibert, John Point St. Peter, C. E. 
 
 Hawkins, George Port Albert, C.W. 
 
 Kattrass, J. A Port Hope, do 
 
 Neelands, T " do 
 
 Jones, J. S Prescott, do 
 
 MoKee, J Quebec, C.E. 
 
 Pourtier, Miohaud " do 
 
 Boss, H. D " do 
 
 Howard, Henry Rockton, C.W. 
 
 PAUFIELD, J. H. (card, p. 656) Sarnia, do 
 
 Childs, W. F Sherbrooke, C. B. 
 
 Porter, C. H " do 
 
 Wells, Lyman Simcoe, C.W. 
 
 Sbanion, Edward South Elmsley, do 
 
 Collins, Thomas B Springville, do 
 
 Moulton, J. F Stanstead, C. E. 
 
 Bcott, J. S Stirling, C.W. 
 
 C.«rr«r.ight, Calvin Stratford, do 
 
 Kabn, Charles '* do 
 
 While, D. A Strathroy, do 
 
 Baldwin, Erastus... St. Andrews, C. E. 
 
 BSIanger, P St Aubert, do 
 
 Lemon, Lawrence St. Ca(harine8,C.W. 
 
 May, Andrew St. Catharines, C W. 
 
 Wood, W. H " do 
 
 LalibertA. Pierre Ste. Croix, C. E. 
 
 Fawcett A Tndd St. George, C.W. 
 
 Caron, Joseph Ste. Luce, C. E. 
 
 Hal6e, Ignaoe « do 
 
 Rupert,D. M. 8 St. Mary's, C.W. 
 
 Sissons, Wm St. Raymond, 0. E. 
 
 Nolin, Pierre Ste. Sophie de Halifax, do 
 
 Burns, AIod»o St. Thomas, C.W. 
 
 WHIPPLE, M. P. (card, p. 760) " do 
 
 Page, J. Q Three Rirers, C. E. 
 
 ADAMS, WM. C. (card, p. 782) Toronto, C.W. 
 
 Curtis, C. J •• do 
 
 Elliot. George L " do 
 
 ELLIOT, JOHN W. (Reference, 
 
 Hon. and Right Rev. John, 
 
 D.D., Lord Bishop of Toronto, 
 
 card, p. 806) •' do 
 
 Gallenhugh, A <■ do 
 
 Hale, O. W «' do 
 
 McBRIDE, WM " do 
 
 Myers, Wm «' do 
 
 Slater. W. J " do 
 
 Zrifelt, O Uxbridge, do 
 
 Provost, Etienne Valleyfleld, C. E. 
 
 Brown, C. C Warden, do 
 
 Todd, Thomas Wardsvitle, C.W. 
 
 McMichael, Aaron Waterford, do 
 
 Campbell, C. A Waterloo, do 
 
 White, N. F Wellington, do 
 
 Wood, C. S '• do 
 
 Bastedo, James Wellington Square, do 
 
 Chandler & Waid Whitby, do 
 
 Brown & Bryant Woodstock, do 
 
 Revell, R. M " do 
 
 Zimmerman, Johnson Zimmerman, do 
 
 Middleditch, Henry 
 WilderHpin, William 
 York. David 
 
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 Wallace Robert ... 
 
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 C.W. 
 
 II 
 
 Smith, Austin R 
 
 THOMAS, WILLIAM H. .. 
 
 Webster, George (Gin) 
 
 McDonald, Angus 
 
 O'Donohoe, James 
 
 .... Uftmiltoo, 
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 .... " 
 
 .... Hespeler, 
 
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 II 
 
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 Baldwin, 
 
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 Corby, Henry 
 
 Read, Robert 
 
 Rei, Thomas 
 
 Kettlewell. John ... 
 
 Belleville. 
 
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 Bothwell, 
 
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 Milne, J. 
 
 Watts. Alfred 
 
 Bowmanville, 
 
 Brantford, 
 
 Richley, William 
 
 .... Houghton, 
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 do 
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 O'Neill. Edward 
 
 BurgesBville, 
 
 Mnsson. T. C & M. 
 
 II 
 
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 Rochester William T. 
 
 Burnstown, 
 
 Henry, William 
 
 KINGSTON DISTILLERY, 
 Mftoormiok airent 
 
 . ... Kincardine, 
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 Hewitt, Qeorf^e....^ 
 Johnston. John... ... 
 
 Cainsville, 
 
 Camden EasL 
 
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 West, William 
 
 Bennett, Thomas ... 
 Catlin. William 
 
 Cannington, 
 
 Chatham, 
 
 Chinnawa. 
 
 Mace, William 
 
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 WALLACE & Co. (card, 
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 Wolfe, Bros 
 
 Watson & Steuemagel 
 Barnum. B. C 
 
 CI 
 
 (card, 
 
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 p. 120) Cobourg, 
 
 Coleraioe, 
 
 CoHingwood, 
 
 Conestogo, 
 
 Delta, 
 
 - Elizabethville, 
 
 Elora, 
 
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 Gcmmell, Robert 
 
 B^gin, Loubin 
 
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 Port Hope, 
 
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 Pillow, John .... 
 
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 TVilson. John ...... 
 
 Dnrdle, James .... 
 
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 CORNOCK. WILLIAM 
 
 Erin, 
 
 Fergus, 
 
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1078 
 
 DISTILLERS AND RECTIFIERS— DRY GOODS, Ac. 
 
 RodgkinioD, John P S»leiii, C.W. 
 
 Smith, F. B Snugeen, do 
 
 Ritebie, Ford A Co Hiinooe, do 
 
 Kaios Ueorge St. TbouM, do 
 
 D0R8T, UALLADAT ft Co. 
 
 (c»rd, p. 840) Toronto, do 
 
 Filiflenr/, Mr " do 
 
 OOODERHAM ft WORTS (mo 
 
 o«rd. p 810) Toronto. C.W. 
 
 lUlI, DaTid I Trowbridgo, do 
 
 McChU, N. 8 Uuion, do 
 
 QUODERHAM ft WORTS (seo 
 
 card, p. 810) Watcrdown, do 
 
 IIBSPELBRft RANDALL Waterloo, do 
 
 Walkor, Ulnm WindMr, do 
 
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 Ancatter, 
 
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 OauTreau, M. M 
 
 Beaumont, 
 
 C. E. 
 
 CURTIS. DON. C... 
 
 BellcTlllo, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Elliott, Robert ft Co. 
 
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 Ritchie, Geo. ft Co. 
 
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 Daigle, Jamea 
 
 Belceil, 
 
 C.B. 
 
 Jodoin. A 
 
 It 
 
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 Walor, P 
 
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 BowmaBTille, 
 
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 Brooke, L. F 
 
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 MoArtbor, Franois.. 
 
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 Paterson, Tbomaa 
 
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 Whitehead, Tbomaa 
 
 Brampton, 
 
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 Brethoor, H. W. ft Co. . 
 
 Brantfurd, 
 
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 CleUnd, Wm 
 
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 Dancan, Cbarlea 
 
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 Jackson, Samuel ... 
 
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 Montgomery, John.. 
 
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 R< gerson, J. 8 ft Co. , 
 
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 Sproule, Robert ... 
 
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 THjrlor ft Grant. 
 
 Bljrtlie, J. ft R „ BrockTille, 
 
 Huicheson, George " 
 
 Row & Maobard •• 
 
 Smith ft Sheppard •< 
 
 Duncan, Wm Cainsville, 
 
 McCartney, Wm •• 
 
 McKinnon, John Cartwright, 
 
 McPbail, Hugh " 
 
 Black, Mrs. Louisa Chatham, 
 
 Cumroings, H. F •' 
 
 Hyslop, John .... •• 
 
 Lamont ft Coote ... " 
 
 McNABB, DONALD " 
 
 QUEEN, 8. E •• 
 
 Koss, Geo. D " 
 
 Stone, Thomas '• 
 
 WARD, JACOB Clifton, 
 
 Woo.lruff, W. W. ... 
 
 Dooley ft Ilewaon Cobonrg, 
 
 Field ft Bro " 
 
 HHrTey, T. R «• 
 
 MACFARLANE, S. W. (card, 
 
 p 120) 
 
 McCallum ft Son •• 
 
 MoVIASTER. JOHN CoUingwood, 
 
 MELVILLE, FAIR ft Co. (see 
 
 card, p. 126) «« 
 
 Mulbolland, Edward '■ 
 
 TELFER, JAMES (oard, p. 128) 
 
 Cnmeron ft Cartwell 
 
 Carrie, James 
 
 GRAFTON, J. B. ft J. 8. 
 
 Overfield, B. ft S 
 
 Roberts, John 
 
 Struthera ft Carlisl* 
 
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 Dungannon, 
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 Frier, William 
 
 Guggisberg, F. A Co 
 
 ITabbiok, John 
 
 Poison, A 
 
 Walker, Robert ft Sons 
 
 Jones, Wm 
 
 Slous. John 
 
 BARCLAY, FRANCIS, (card, 
 
 P- 1»4) 
 
 Thompson, Wm. G 
 
 Archibald, C. E. ... 
 
 Butler, John 
 
 Fair, John, ft Co 
 
 McKeniie, D 
 
 Saunders, W. B 
 
 Fraser ft Henderson 
 
 Hogg, John 
 
 Hogg ft Cbanoo 
 
 Jeffrey, George 
 
 MoCnaig, James ... 
 
 Rust ft Sandilands, 
 
 Stewart ft Thompson 
 
 BOICE ft CROMWELL. 
 
 BUCHANAN. HARRIS ft Co.. 
 
 Courtnay, John 
 
 Cross, John 
 
 DAGLISH ft WALTON 
 
 Evans, Robert 
 
 Fowkes, Thomas 
 
 laman, J. W, 
 
 James George 
 
 KERR, BROWN ft Co 
 
 Kidner, James 
 
 LawBon, Brother ft Co 
 
 Macrea, Colin ...'. 
 
 Magill, Charles 
 
 MoINNIS. D. ft Co 
 
 MoKAY, DONALD 
 
 MoKBAND BROTHER ft Co.. 
 MoNABB, CHARLES ft Co.... 
 
 MeNeil, James (Agent) 
 
 Murray, Alexander ft Co 
 
 Peacock, John 
 
 Roy, R. ft Co 
 
 SomerTillo, J H. ft Co 
 
 Thomson, T. ft Co 
 
 Watkins, Samuel, sen 
 
 Watkins, Samuel, jun 
 
 Wyld ft Co 
 
 YODNO, LAW ft Co 
 
 Cole, John 
 
 Chaput. Zail 
 
 Crane, James 
 
 MoNabb, John ... .„ 
 
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 Carsley, Samuel 
 
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 Harty, Patriek 
 
 LaofT. Waltar P 
 
 M<»NTRE\L HOUSE (card, p. 
 
 2«tJ) 
 
 MOORE Si SKINNEB (card, 
 
 p. a98) 
 
 RoM, AInandov .... 
 
 Waddell R A Co 
 
 Kingstoo, 
 
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 Ouon Jl Qordon ... ~ 
 
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 HOPE, ADAM & Co 
 
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 MAN LEV. ROBERT (card, p. 8 
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 Hamilton, W. D " 
 
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 llandley, Edward " 
 
 Ilurkin A Co •' 
 
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 HING8T0N, JAS, A Co. (card, 
 p. 418) » 
 
 HUDON, E. FILSACie. (card, 
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 Mcintosh, A. &J. &Co 
 
 Murray, R S 
 
 Priddis. Charlos ... 
 
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 Smith, W. 8 
 
 Walker & Sons 
 
 Keenan. Rernard ... " 
 
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 Knox, John " 
 
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 Laberge, Lonis ..... " 
 
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 Vity, M'me. C L. 
 
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 ANSKLL, D. A. (agent for A. 
 
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 Baillie, James k Co 
 
 Barette & Prioe ... 
 
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 LAURIE, A. A Co. (card. p. 420) " 
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 Leolerc A Co " 
 
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 Lennan, Mrs. M ... " 
 
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 Lesperance, P. V.... " 
 
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 LEWIS, KATACo " 
 
 Limoites A Co " 
 
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 Bell. Georee ...... 
 
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 Beniamin. M k Co. 
 
 Macfarlane, W. A Baird " 
 
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 BENJAMIN. WM. A Co 
 
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 Pape, John & Co " 
 
 Papineau, Z " 
 
 Paquet, Naroisse " 
 
 Par6, Alfred O " 
 
 Paulin, Samuel " 
 
 Perrin, C. F " 
 
 Perrin, Furdinand .. " 
 
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 Quintal, Madame " 
 
 Rafter, J A " 
 
 Rafter, John •< 
 
 Ronaud, Ignaoe ... " 
 
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 Robertson, Audrew & Co " 
 
 Rom, J. W '• 
 
 ROSS, J. M. & Co " 
 
 Roy, James " 
 
 ROY, ADOLPHE & Co " 
 
 Ryan, M. A " 
 
 S^nenal, Frederic " 
 
 S'^n<;cnl & Duverger *' 
 
 Smith, John & Co «' 
 
 St. Jean, Louis " 
 
 St Jean, Romaine «« 
 
 STEPHEN, WILLIAM & Co... 
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 Thomson, Clazton & Co " 
 
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 Tyre, James & Son 
 
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 WALKER, ALEXANDER 
 
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 Wilscsm, John «• 
 
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 Dobbie, James 
 
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 Fay, William 
 
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 Naud, Z 
 
 WRIGHT, JAS. HAM 
 
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 Graham. D. K 
 
 Home, G. & C 
 
 Macdonald, James .. 
 McKenzie, Hugh ... 
 
 McLellan, M. J 
 
 Neelands, James ... 
 
 Watson, Peter 
 
 Rpid, Mrs J 
 
 Parker, Joseph 
 
 Parr, James 
 
 Parr, Mrs. William 
 
 l^urham, John 
 
 Lupper, James V. .. 
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 Ross, John 
 
 Shaw, Thomas & Co. 
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 Woodruff. R 
 
 Bureau, W. P 
 
 Poivrier, Colbert ... 
 
 Lambert, Michel St 
 
 Cadrol & lU'bert ... 
 
 Caoutte, T. S 
 
 Clapin, Joseph 
 
 UOHERTY. HENRY 
 
 Flynn, Bartley 
 
 McGerry, B 
 
 Bourgeoise, E 
 
 Clement & Co 
 
 Duggan, Patrick ... 
 
 Hayden, J. T 
 
 Wilson, Thomas 
 
 Finneron, Mrs 
 
 Walsh, M 
 
 Masse, Edouard 
 
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 Poirier, M'me St, 
 
 Lawrence, Charles.. 
 
 Lindop, Henry 
 
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 MANN, D. D. (card, p. 
 
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 Orven, P. B 
 
 Bnudry, L. Z & Co. 
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 Devlin, Murphy & Co. 
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 Parker, T 
 
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 Benton, James 
 
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 Ratelle, Louis 
 
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 •1 
 
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 DuKuav, J. L. P. .. 
 
 
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 Farrell, James 
 
 
 Toronto, 
 
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 Farrell, John .. 
 
 
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 41 
 
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 41 
 
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 41 
 
 Taylor, Benjamin .. .. 
 
 
 II 
 
 Taylor, George 
 
 
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 Terry, E. 
 
 
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 846) 
 
 II 
 
 Twohy, Martin 
 
 
 II 
 
 «• 
 
 Whitesides Thomas .. 
 
 
 II 
 41 
 
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 WiGHTMAN, GEORGE 
 
 
 
 Walter, Philip U. ft Thomas ... 
 
 Walter's Falls, 
 
 do 
 
 Mulberon, Thomas.. 
 
 
 Waterloo, 
 
 do 
 
 MoFaul, A 
 
 
 Wellington, 
 
 do 
 
 Cole, Richard 
 
 Wellington Square 
 
 do 
 
 Horswell, John .. 
 
 
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 Beattie, James 
 
 
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 MoGillis, W. C 
 
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 Barrie, John 
 
 
 Wirtoh ester. 
 
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 Scroggie, James 
 
 
 Winterbourne, 
 
 do 
 
 McKay, W. G 
 
 
 Woodstock, 
 
 do 
 
 Plewea, James ft Son 
 
 
 Wyebridge, 
 
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 Laing, Alexander 
 
 
 Wyoming, 
 
 do 
 
 FLOUB AlTD SAW MILL FBOFBIETOBS. 
 
 Floor and Saw Mills combined marked thus (a) — Saw Mills (b). 
 
 b Whitney, John 
 
 Abercorn Flouring Mill Co. 
 A Rinter. Austin ... 
 
 ... Abbotaford, 
 ... Abercorn, 
 
 .. Aberfoyle, 
 .. Acton Vale, 
 
 44 
 
 .. Adamaville, 
 
 44 
 
 .. Adare, 
 .. Admaaton, 
 
 ... Adelaide, 
 .. AdolpLustowi 
 .. Alberton, 
 
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 BOWMAN, JOHN 
 
 A Lang, John 
 
 A Mansel, J 
 
 A Clark, Wm 
 
 b Wilkinaon, Richard. .. 
 
 a Wright, Thomas.. 
 
 6 Beeaaw, John 
 
 Monkhoune, Joseph .. 
 a BRANAN, R. W. (card, 
 
 ROBLIN OWEN, 
 A Callum, Alex 
 
 McLeod, John 
 
 Redsdale, Wm 
 
 a Cutler, Ella 
 
 A Marah, John 
 
 A NeflF, J. H 
 
 Woodhull, Beiy'n 
 
 Tait, Wm 
 
 A Goulet, Gabriel 
 
 A Hnot, Antoine ... 
 
 A Toucbet, Vv4 Joseph . 
 
 A Vatina, Louis Maurio*.. 
 
 a Proudfsot, Wm 
 
 A Smith, Burk ft Co. .. 
 
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 Almonte, 
 
 CW. 
 
 ,C.E. 
 
 c w. 
 
 A Fraier, George 
 
 b Leclire. J. E .... 
 
 do 
 
 44 
 
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 b St Denis & Rov.. 
 
 Alton, 
 
 41 
 
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 a ADAMS, OEORGB 
 
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 6 God If u. David 
 
 41 
 
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 b Essery k Murphy 
 
 a Moore. Eliu ■• ■•• 
 
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 44 
 
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 14 
 
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 b Reid. Enhraim ... 
 
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 ( Lyons, Samuel 
 
 6 Hammill, James.. 
 
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 b Brown, Mills ft Co 
 
 a Gardbouse ft Bros 
 
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 b McDougald, M. ft AR 
 
 a Mclntvre. Duncan 
 
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 A Milbarn. Samuel. ...... 
 
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 O.K. 
 
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 1087 
 
 p. 812.) 
 
 b Hamilton. Tbos Appin, C.W. 
 
 Teitkey, Jofteph Appleton, do 
 
 b TcHkey, Robert " do 
 
 b ThomsoQ, Wm Apto, do 
 
 6 Wilson. Wm. H '« do 
 
 b MoEwan, John Amprior, do 
 
 a McLaclilan, D " do 
 
 b Reaobell, James Artemesia, do 
 
 LeoD, Rodger " do 
 
 b Buxbland £ Itrotber Arthur, do 
 
 b Hewit, Abraham & Bros " do 
 
 Hewitt, Abraham " do 
 
 a Gorman, James... Arra, do 
 
 b Austin, J. H Ashburnham, do 
 
 b McDoogall k Co •• do 
 
 A Anderson, Hood ft Cooke Asbgrore, do 
 
 b McFarlane, Donaid Asbton, do 
 
 b Oliver, William •' do 
 
 b Card, M. Levi ABhwortb, do 
 
 b Anderson, Alexander Athelstan, C. E. 
 
 Somerville & Co " do 
 
 Oraot, A.N Athlone, C.W. 
 
 McDUNELL, OKORGE Athol, do 
 
 b McOowan, James Audley, do 
 
 & McKEUNE, JOHN Aaghrim, do 
 
 Irwin, C. & S. I' Aurora, do 
 
 b McQifGn, James *' do 
 
 a THORN BURV, WM. H. (see 
 
 card, p. 006) ATening, do 
 
 b WEED, JOHN D " do 
 
 b McNeil. William Avoea, C. B. 
 
 a Priobard, Andrew Aylwin, do 
 
 b Rutherford, George Ayr, C.W. 
 
 b Thomas, James D Ayton, do 
 
 BECK, JACOB Baden, do 
 
 Crombie, James " do 
 
 ft Wilson, James, jun. .. Bagot, do 
 
 6 Furtin, Ferdlnaid Bagotville, C. E. 
 
 Fortin, Winfred " do 
 
 6 Bee, John Baillieboro', C.W. 
 
 ft Thompson, John " do 
 
 ft Arpleton, Cbnrlos Ballantrae, do 
 
 ft Bealty, Samuel... Ballycroy, do 
 
 a Scott, Adi<m Ballyduff, do 
 
 ft Anguish, Lewis... Balmoial, do 
 
 Mann, William ... Baltimore, do 
 
 McUoognll, William " do 
 
 Weir, Hugh " do 
 
 ft Kroetsch, John... Bamberg, do 
 
 ft Melville, Lawrence Bandon, do 
 
 Waddcll, John •' do 
 
 ft Barnes, Wiliam... Bangor, do 
 
 ft Banks, William... " do 
 
 ft Noble, Alfred " do 
 
 a Mumby, William Bannockbnm, do 
 
 ft Hurd, Edmund Barnston, C. E. 
 
 6 Durham, John ... Barrie, C.W. 
 
 a MORSE, WM. & JOiiN " do 
 
 ft Stracban, Martin Barrlefleld, do 
 
 a Davy, W. H Bath, do 
 
 a JommerTille, JuTine Batisoan, C E. 
 
 Lefebvre, Joseph " do 
 
 Marchand, Louis " do 
 
 Massicott, George " do 
 
 Miirchand, B , Batisoan Bridge, do 
 
 ft Davioe & Hoppin Battersea, C.W. 
 
 ft Vanluren & Anglin " do 
 
 a McDonald, A Bayfield, do 
 
 ft Birdsall, Jacob Baybam, do 
 
 Henderehott, Plamer " do 
 
 6 Philimon, W •' do 
 
 Simmonds, Richard " do 
 
 6 Vcitob, R. W Baybam, 
 
 ft Condie, Alexander Beaohburg, 
 
 Coudie, James ... 
 ft Mason, Charles... .... 
 
 ft Harris & Rott 
 
 Jeffere & Kemp... 
 ft Zimmerman, Jeremiah... . 
 
 MaoGellis, J 
 
 a Cbabot, Jean 
 
 Brown, William 
 
 a Hall, George 
 
 Hall, W 
 
 Renaud, Jean Baptiste . 
 ft Boyanton & Sons. 
 
 BeachTille, 
 BeamsTille, 
 
 Beanharnoia, 
 
 Beaumont, 
 
 Deauport, 
 
 Proctor, John 
 
 Adams, N 
 
 a Herring, Noah ... 
 ft Hughson, G. L. .. 
 ft Barnes, William., 
 ft Burk, William ... 
 ft Lapp, Joseph ... 
 ft Noble, Alfred ... 
 
 Reesor, Samuel .. 
 
 White, Benjamin. 
 
 a White, P. P 
 
 ft B'.ucker, Wm. ... 
 
 Bragg, Wm 
 
 Corby, Henry .... 
 ft Flint & Yeoman .. 
 
 Wallace, James .. 
 a Wall bridge, Francis 
 ft Sage, H. & Co.... 
 ft King, Wm. A 
 
 ft Miller, Archibald B Benmiller, 
 
 ft Miller, Daniel S 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
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 C. B. 
 do 
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 C.W. 
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 C. E. 
 
 C.W. 
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 40 
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 •' do 
 Bennie's Comers, do 
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 Beaverton, 
 
 n 
 
 Bedford, 
 Belfountain, 
 
 Bel ford. 
 
 BelleTille, 
 
 Bell Ewart, 
 Belmore, 
 
 Rodgers, David.., 
 
 Baird, John 
 
 Henderson, Robt " 
 
 ft Marshall, Boyle " 
 
 a Kelly, John Bentinck, 
 
 o Paterson, P " 
 
 ft Green, Carleton B Berkeley, 
 
 ft Lillian, Samuel... " 
 
 Sbautx, Jacob 8. Berlin, 
 
 Cain, G. C Bethany, 
 
 ft Gardiner, Isaac " 
 
 ft Graham, Arthur " 
 
 ft Preston, Porter " 
 
 ft Stratford, Henry 
 
 Crook, John 
 
 ft Murray, J 
 
 ft Watson, William . 
 
 ft ALLEN, ISAAC II Black Creek, 
 
 Bethune, 
 Birkhali, 
 
 Bechlol, Henry.. 
 
 Teeter, George ... 
 ft Teeter, Wm. 11. & Co. 
 a Bowman, Samuel B. 
 
 Cooper, John 
 
 Gougby, James... 
 
 Morgan, Richard 
 ft Morgnn, Thomas. 
 
 ft Taylor, A. B 
 
 ft Stinson, Thomas.. 
 a Leach, W. H. & J. 
 
 Meredith, Edward 
 
 Whitehead, Charles 
 a BOYD, M0S80M 
 ft Harris, Wm 
 
 Michel], John .... 
 ft BOG ART, A. S... 
 ft Rathbun, H. B... 
 
 TOWNS, DAVID 
 
 Bl.ir, 
 BlakestoD, 
 
 Btoomfield, 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 4i 
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 C.E. 
 do 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
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 do 
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 «• 
 
 Bluevale, 
 Blyth, 
 
 4« 
 
 Bobcaygeon, 
 Bodmin, 
 
 Bogart, 
 Bowen, 
 Bowmanville, 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 WM. HEWITT, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN HARDWARE, TORONTO (8«« Card, p. 814.) 
 
1088 
 
 FLOUR AND SAW MILL PROPRIETORS. 
 
 H 
 
 BowtnAnvillfi MerchAiit 
 
 Flour 
 Bowmanville, 
 
 AND 
 
 II 
 
 C.W. 
 
 do 
 do 
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 Tinffhiiin. Wm. ... ..... 
 
 .... Cannifton. 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Milla 
 
 b Wilson ft Biningtr 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 CALEDONIA FLOUR 
 0\TMBAL MILLS .. 
 
 b Allohin, Samuel 
 
 Wright, Thomas 
 
 a Munro, Hugh .. 
 
 b Lachapel, Francois 
 
 b Olmstead, J 
 
 a Paouette. Isidore 
 
 ... Canning, 
 
 4< 
 
 „. Cannington, 
 ... Canrobert, 
 
 •• 
 
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 Cockerline, Matthew B. 
 b Dnrhnm, James .. .. 
 
 Bradford, 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 C, Pi. 
 
 Bunnell, Enoa ... .. 
 
 Brantford, 
 
 do 
 
 a RobintioD. Wm.... 
 
 Breadalbane. 
 
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 b Bricker. Darid 
 
 ••••••« lirdslftu. 
 
 b RioCi J. ■•••■• 
 
 11 
 
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 Erb & Bricker 
 
 «i 
 
 b Allen, Robert 
 
 b Blaokben John... 
 
 ... Cantley, 
 11 
 
 do 
 
 FoHtlT, J ,. 
 
 nrawer*fl Mill 
 
 do 
 
 b Middlebrook, Whiteing 
 DeAD. M. 8 
 
 & Wood, " 
 Bridgenortb, 
 
 II 
 
 DriiliTAnnrt. 
 
 Sftvage, Thomas 
 
 (f Ciiraon. Robert .. • 
 
 ... Cape Cote, 
 ... (;ape Rich, 
 
 do 
 C.W. 
 
 6 Shelly. 8. 8 
 
 Eb». E. & J. B .. 
 
 b BeHumee, laaie 
 
 b BeauDiee. Naroisse 
 
 Cap Magdeleine, 
 11 
 
 C. E. 
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 McMackon, R " 
 
 b Spiesman, Henry '• 
 
 b Allsopp, 0. A 
 
 b Poitras, Fabien 
 
 b Gray, Robert 
 
 Greg, Wm 
 
 ... Cap8ant6, 
 
 ... Carillon, 
 
 . Carleton Plaoe, 
 II 
 
 do 
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 a Flint, Billa 
 
 b Briirbam. E. 0.... 
 
 Bridgewater, 
 
 Brigham, 
 
 Brighton, 
 
 II 
 
 Bristol, 
 
 Brittonville, 
 
 II 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 
 Bettes, H.C 
 
 6 Mn.lcalf, R 
 
 11 
 
 do 
 
 b Butter, Wm 
 
 KINO. WM 
 
 a Mayer, Michael & Son 
 b Sturrock. John... 
 
 b Terry, Frederick 
 
 b Campbell, Wm 
 
 b Kievi'll, James ... 
 
 b MoDuuifall. John 
 
 ... Carlingford, 
 
 ... Carlisle, 
 II 
 II 
 
 do 
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 do 
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 Linton, A .. 
 
 Brockville, 
 
 II 
 
 Patten, .'Vndrew... 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 a Shepherd, Robert 
 
 Stewart, John 
 
 ... Carluke, 
 
 do 
 
 b Smith, David W .. 
 
 Brome, 
 
 Brompton, 
 
 II 
 
 6 Bradley, Wm. B 
 
 ... (%\rp. 
 
 do 
 
 b Clarke, C. S. & Co. .. 
 
 4 Miller* Dean 
 
 ... Carror brook. 
 
 do 
 
 b McCaw. Mr 
 
 6 Ashton, J. & S 
 
 Souair, Robert... 
 
 ... Cartwright, 
 
 11 
 
 do 
 
 Clarke, Cyrus S. & Co.. 
 Williams. Cumer & Co.. 
 
 Brompton Fall 
 
 Bronte, 
 
 Brooklin, 
 
 Ii 
 
 do 
 
 b Fleminir. Georffe.. 
 
 ... Cashmere. 
 
 do 
 
 Beckell, J. B 
 
 a Qardiner. James.. ...... 
 
 1. 
 
 do 
 
 b Campbell, John... 
 
 b Casselman, Martin 
 
 A Coleman, J 
 
 Fleming, Stanhope 
 
 ... Casselman, 
 
 ... Castleton, 
 11 
 
 do 
 
 Campbell, Robert 
 
 i< 
 
 do 
 
 Francis, Peter ... 
 
 41 
 
 do 
 
 b Hutchins, John... .. 
 
 Brownsburg, 
 
 Oaffield, 
 
 a Whitlock, Charles 
 
 Lough, Wm 
 
 Ilurrell. C. T 
 
 11 
 
 ... Cavagncl, 
 .. Cavan, 
 ... Cavuira. 
 
 do 
 
 6 Salvial, E 
 
 Bruce Mines, 
 
 C. B. 
 
 b Thompson, Frederick . 
 b Ackert, B. 
 
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 Buckingham, 
 
 Burford, 
 
 II 
 
 C.W. 
 
 do 
 
 Calder, Wm 
 
 b Funger, Mr 
 
 b Stewart & Harcourt 
 
 b n^dard, Anselme 
 
 De Beaujeau, Hon. L 
 
 ROGERS, W. &T. (card, 
 98) 
 b Bishop, John , 
 
 II 
 
 ... Cedars, 
 1. 
 
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 .. Cedarville, 
 
 ... Centre August 
 
 a do 
 C R 
 
 b Kersey, Wra 
 
 Allans, DaTid 
 
 b Johns, Qeorge ... 
 
 11 
 
 Burnbrae, 
 
 11 
 
 do 
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 b Shaver, W 
 
 Burnhamthorpc 
 
 Burns, 
 
 Burnstown, 
 
 Burritt'a Rapid 
 
 11 
 
 a, do 
 
 b Moore, Wm 
 
 b Lane, Charles 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 a Rochester, George 
 
 a Andrews, Silas 
 
 b Depencier, P. T... 
 
 Tule, John 
 
 b Richardson, Charles 
 
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 ... Champlain, 
 ... Charlesbourff. 
 
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 a Brown, Henry ... .. 
 
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 €t Beale. Beniamin.. ...... 
 
 ... Charleston. 
 
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 Summers, Robert 
 
 Byron, 
 
 Cainsville, 
 
 11 
 
 b Slack, John, sen.. 
 
 11 
 
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 b Daniels. Wm 
 
 Miller, Philip 
 
 A Chanviu, Francois Chateauguay 
 
 6 Aldis, S. & A Chatham, 
 
 BAXTER & BROWN (card, 
 
 p. 104) «' 
 
 CllY FLOUR AND GRIST 
 
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 Holmes. Thomas.. ,-- " 
 
 C.E. 
 C.W. 
 
 Watts, Alfred 
 
 6 Whiting, John ... .. 
 
 II 
 11 
 
 do 
 
 b Buell, S P 
 
 6 Crawford, Hon. Qeo. .. 
 
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 , 11 
 
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 a Mcintosh, Joseph J. .. 
 
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 b MoKellar & Dolson 
 
 11 
 
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 b Mitchell, James .. 
 
 Caistorville. 
 
 6 Van Allen. D. V 
 
 11 
 
 do 
 
 Chambers, Timothy W. 
 Wilson, Timothy C. .. 
 
 Caldwell, 
 
 11 
 
 b Bradford, G. M. & Co 
 
 b Cusning, Lemuel & Sons.. 
 
 a Fuller, Rinaldo 
 
 Joitras. Fabian .. 
 
 .... Chatham, 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 a Flammond, Lewis 
 
 Cftmbomo. 
 
 do 
 
 Bogart, 0. C 
 
 Camden East, 
 
 ■1 
 
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 a Clark, Samuel ... 
 
 b Sohagel, Jacob ... 
 
 a Conger, Roger B 
 
 Cuslor, ■ 
 
 b Hain>. 
 
 II 
 .... Chatsworlh, 
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 11 
 
 « 
 
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 b Hooper, A. F. ... 
 
 ., ■< 
 
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 b Tumbull, John 
 
 Camilla. 
 
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 b Crawford, Andrew 
 
 b Badgely, W. E 
 
 .... Campbell's Cros 
 Canfield, 
 
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 b Berry man, John.. . 
 
 11 
 
 Barri, Antoine & Co 
 
 6 Bolrose, Etienne., 
 
 ... Chester, 
 
 C. E. 
 
 b Canniff, Gilbert 
 
 Cannifton, 
 
 11 
 
 dn 
 
 Canniff, Jonas, jun. 
 
 b Poirier, Pierre 
 
 >i. " 
 
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FLOUE AND SAW MILL PROPRIETORS. 
 
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 *«iiiifton, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 anniDg, 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
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 Annington, 
 
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 anrobert, 
 
 C.E. 
 
 II 
 
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 II 
 
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 II 
 
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 11 
 
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 11 
 
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 II 
 
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 Chester, 
 
 Chippewa, 
 11 
 
 CburohfUla, 
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 Claremont, 
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 II 
 II 
 Clarence, 
 arenJon Centre 
 II 
 
 Clareview, 
 II 
 
 Clarksberg, 
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 Clayton, 
 II 
 II 
 
 Clear?ille, 
 Clinton, 
 
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 Coaticook, 
 II 
 
 Cobden, 
 Cobooonk, 
 Cobourg, 
 II 
 
 Colborne, 
 Colchester, 
 Coldsprings, 
 Coldwater, 
 Colebrook, 
 II 
 
 Colinvilla, 
 
 Collfield, 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 Collingwood, 
 II 
 
 Collins' Bay, 
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 Compton, 
 II 
 
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 II 
 II 
 
 Concord, 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 Conestogo, 
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 Conseoon, 
 Constance, 
 
 l« 
 
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 Copetown, 
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 Cornwall, 
 
 II 
 
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 a Wescott, James.. 
 
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 6 Sharp. Wm 
 
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 a Blair, Robert 
 
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 b Terryhcrry, Jaoob Glanfortl, do 
 
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 a Henderson, M Olenallan, do 
 
 a Sutherland, Donald " do 
 
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 b Broomflold, Robert " do 
 
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 6 Fisher, John <' do 
 
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 6 Uarmden. William " do 
 
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 a Lloyd. Thomas... Olonloyd, C. K. 
 
 6 Mnrkle, Elward Glenlyon, CW. 
 
 6 Head, Wm Glen Morris, do 
 
 b Tweddle. Joseph Glen Williams, do 
 
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 6 Hull, .James H " do 
 
 a Laynock Bros. ... " do 
 
 a KENNEDY, ALLEN Golden Creek, do 
 
 a Kennedy, .laoob.. " do 
 
 b Kentieily, John... " do 
 
 ( Lekmnn, Daniel... Goodwood, do 
 
 b Brillingor, Peter, sen Gurmley, do 
 
 b Brillinger, Peter, jun " do 
 
 Bruee, Robert •' do 
 
 b Clubine. Andrew " do 
 
 b Lewis, Thomas " do 
 
 b Leech, Nathaniel. Gorrie, do 
 
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 b Carrie, Nathaniel " do 
 
 6 Ross, Randolph " do 
 
 b Cowie, J. O. St, W. O Oranby, C. E. 
 
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 a Horner, James... " do 
 
 a Kane, John Grande Bale, do 
 
 a Price, Wra. ft Sons " do 
 
 b Cdti. Trcrt.4 Grand Rirer, do 
 
 & Oldg, William Qreenbusb, C.W. 
 
 b Bnllock, Wm Greensville, do 
 
 b Hore, Francis *• do 
 
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 a Morden, Jonathan " do 
 
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 6 Ballard, George Greenwood, do 
 
 a Byers, Samuel •' do 
 
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 b Melntyre. Robert Grey, C.W. 
 
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 6 Wilson, Wm " do 
 
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 a Marohand, M " do 
 
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 b Besa.:t, W 
 
 a Corbier, J. E 
 
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 Hanterstown, 
 Huntingdon, 
 
 44 
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 Hnntingrille, 
 Hnston, 
 Indiana, 
 Industry, 
 
 44 
 44 
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 41 
 
 Ingeraoll, 
 
 44 
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 Inkerman, 
 
 II 
 
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 41 
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 Ip.niafil, 
 
 41 
 41 
 
 Inrerary, 
 
 44 
 44 
 
 Inverharon, 
 
 41 
 
 InTermay, 
 
 44 
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 larerneas, 
 II 
 
 II 
 
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 II 
 
 II 
 
 Iroquois, 
 II 
 
 41 
 
 Isle Verte, 
 
 41 
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 Islington, 
 Ivanhoe, 
 
 44 
 
 JanetTilla, 
 
 41 
 41 
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 41 
 
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 b Malcolm. John... .- 
 
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 b Clothier. A 
 
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 a CrowJcr, John ... 
 
 a HUNTERSTOWN LUMBER 
 
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 COMPANY (card, p. 260) 
 
 a Henderson, Archibald 
 
 Jillia. William & Co 
 
 Dickey ft Pearson ....»,.,. 
 
 b Jackson, Wm 
 
 b Robinson, 8 
 
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 i Liehtball. Henrv S 
 
 b McDiarmid, Donald ft Angus. 
 
 b Stokes, Joseph 
 
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 a Beauregard, J. Bte 
 
 a Dixon, John 
 
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 a Fitipatrick, Joseph 
 
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 a Caagrain, 0. B 
 
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 b TERRYBERRY. JACOB 
 
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 b O'Donetl, Dennis. 
 
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 b McDonald, Ronald .... 
 
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 b Miller. C. H 
 
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 Newburg, 
 
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 b Whiting, Wm ... 
 
 b Fead, J. S 
 
 a Jull, Thomas 
 
 Blain, John 
 
 a Harrie. J. & A... .... 
 
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 44 
 
 44 
 
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 .... Orillia, 
 
 44 
 
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 a Thompson, James. 
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 New Glasgow 
 
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 a Ethier, Baptiste... 
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 b Lanrenoe, Charles 
 
 b Lewis, Joel .... 
 
 44 
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 44 
 
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 B Miller, Georze B. 
 
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 b PATTON, PETER .. 
 
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 FLOUR AND SAW MILL PROPRIETORS. 
 
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 WHITLAW. CHAS. (oard, 
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 ... Pere«, C. E. 
 
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 11 
 
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 B Beamish, Francis 
 
 B Campbell, Thomas ..... 
 
 B Gray, James 
 
 B MoElroT. John... 
 
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 B WilHOD, Joseph... 
 
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 B Bell, Wm 
 
 B Austin, J. H 
 
 B Craigie & SteTenson 
 
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 C.W. 
 
 do 
 
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 a Roblin, Philip 
 
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 a DesriTeries, Henri 
 
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 6 Playfair, A. W., jun. 
 
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 b PUyf lir, John J 
 
 6 Garoeau, E ...... 
 
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 b Donaldson ft Andrews Port Dalhoasie, do 
 
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 a Thompson, A " do 
 
 b Wood, Robert •• do 
 
 6 Frost & Woods Port Elmsley, do 
 
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 6 Sherwood, Hamilton N " do 
 
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 b Weatherhead, William L Portland, do 
 
 B Bastt, J. & Co. .. Portneuf, C. E. 
 
 Symes, George Burns " do 
 
 a Paiton, Thomas & Co Port Perry, C.W. 
 
 a Port Perry Land Company... " do 
 
 6 Sexton, W. S " do 
 
 Chandler, Tbomaa Port Stanley, do 
 
 B Grant, 8. W Prescott, do 
 
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 a McDonald, John Prieeviile, do 
 
 b Purdy, William '• do 
 
 b Hersey, William Princeton, do 
 
 B Miokle, Charles.. P.oton, do 
 
 B Hall, George B Quebeo, C. E. 
 
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 a THOMPSON, DANIEL Qaeensboroagh, C.W. 
 
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 b Brown, Ira ..... Raglan, do 
 
 b Smith, Moses " do 
 
 b Neff, Isaac Rainham Centre, do 
 
 b Snell, J. W " do 
 
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 b McKay, William jan •' do 
 
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 a McLAURIN, PETER Rioeville, do 
 
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 a Lyon, Thomas Richmond, C.W. 
 
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 b Homer, Daniel " do 
 
 b Wright, Amos, M. P. P " do 
 
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 b Kennedy, J. M ** do 
 
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 b Francoenr, Anselmo " do 
 
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 b Lepage, Jean •• do 
 
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 FLOUR AND SAW MILL PROPRIETORS. 
 
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 b Swan, Franoia River David, C. E. 
 
 Wiirtele, Mra. L. S " do 
 
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 a Fmaer, B<l Rividro da Loup, ea Baa, C. B. 
 
 a Fraser, Win *' do 
 
 6 Parent. Franroin •• do 
 
 b HUNTEaSTOWN LUMBER 
 
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 Caigrain, Charles B Rivilire Quelle, do 
 
 b King & Co. 
 Letellier, Charlea 
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 Roberral, 
 
 Spenoer, H & B, A Roblin, 
 
 a Ouelette & Co. 
 
 Dean, Mioba)*! ... 
 h Maaeoar, Abraham 
 b Thompson, Wm... 
 
 Toms, John 
 
 b Cbing, Wm 
 
 a Clarlc, Divid 
 
 a Manary, Robert.. 
 a B'tcchus. Blijah.. 
 b Crawford, P 
 
 Hughaon, Robert 
 
 5 Stoddard, E. L... 
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 6 Jodoin. Joitepb... 
 a Stiodiah, Joraea. 
 5 Hoover, Duvid... 
 
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 Romney, 
 
 Rondeau, 
 
 Roaemont, 
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 h Burroirea ft Brothers Ronran Miila, do 
 
 B Eldredgn, F L... 
 a Truileau, Naroiaae 
 5 Beard, Robert.... 
 Cberrieman, J. P. 
 i Ormsby, .lames... 
 a Loaoks, Eliaha F. 
 a McDonald, Duncan 
 i Gordon. Charlea. 
 b McDoDell, John,. 
 
 b Reay, A „ 
 
 b Gray, James. 
 
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 Alexander, Philip Sandy Beach, C, B. 
 
 b Mackensie, R. & H Sarnia, C.W. 
 
 William", John " do 
 
 Youngs, Thoa., (Agent) " do 
 
 2 Denny, John Sangeen, do 
 
 Charran, F6\\x Sault au Recollst, C. B. 
 
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 Malcolm, Eliakim, jun Scotland, C.W. 
 
 Maloolm, George '* 
 
 b Sebring, John Sebringville, 
 
 b Tremblay, Francois Settrington, 
 
 Tremblay. Mo'iae •' 
 
 Mcintosh k Helmer, Shakspeare, 
 
 B Lazier, Riohard.. 
 
 Laiier, R L 
 
 a Smith, Divid 
 
 a Wallbridge. Franoia 
 B Bernier Antoine.. 
 
 Magnan, Cyrille.. 
 B Marrier, Miuse... 
 
 St. Cyr, A D 
 
 Robertson, J. O.. 
 a Troup Peter 
 
 Shannonville, 
 
 Shawenegan, 
 
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 B BRISTOW, EDWARD „ Shipley 
 
 B Hibbard, Joseph Silverahoe 
 
 Walah % Wilaon Simooe, 
 
 a Sing, C. R ,. Singhampton, 
 
 i Munn, Samuel Sligo, 
 
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 a Drewey, W 
 
 B Flindall, S 
 
 Palmer, W 
 
 B Gould, J 
 
 Smith, Edward.... 
 2 Ward & Kavanagb, " 
 
 Murgatroyd, R. & M Smitbville, 
 
 Teeter, Solomon *' 
 
 B Robitaille, P Somerset, 
 
 B Wadeau. W 
 
 2 Congerlaiid, Adam Sonya, 
 
 B Eraser, Joaeph 
 
 Jarmen, Henry... 
 
 Chapdelaine, A... 
 
 Saxton, Wm 
 
 B Greener, Wm 
 
 B Ritchie, Thomas. 
 5 Simpson, Peter... 
 a Simpson, Peter & Co. 
 a Cousineaa, J. B.. 
 
 a Gendreau, P 
 
 a Lay, Wm 
 
 a Henderson, A.... 
 
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 b Spenoer. David 
 
 b Davis, Hall 
 
 b Holstead, H. & J 
 
 b Durrell, Wm 
 
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 b Beaudet, Lubin,.. 
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 a Girouard, Tb6ophile 
 6 Nadean, Joseph... 
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 b Clougfa, Chase ... 
 
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 a Marsh, Almand St. Alexandre, do 
 
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 a Gareau, Antoine St. Andre Avelin, do 
 
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 a Dale. Daniel St. Andrews, do 
 
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 a Poulio, Alexandre 8te. Famille d'Orleans, C. E. 
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 a CaiBxe, Joiieph " do 
 
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 6 DaU, llilaire " do 
 
 a Joly, Alexis " do 
 
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 a DeBluis. Moi'iie " do 
 
 a Deamitrnie, Joseph " do 
 
 a Qill, FC-lix " do 
 
 a Beaudry, F. X.... St. Qabriel de Brandon, do 
 
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 a Qravelle, Ambroise " do 
 
 a Hameliii, Aubert " do 
 
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 a Tarren, David " do 
 
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 a Morency. Qeorge " do 
 
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 b Morin, Lambert " do 
 
 a Poier, George R " do 
 
 a BuriHon, Joseph St. Qeorge, C.W. 
 
 a Collins, John " do 
 
 b Boucher, Miohel. St. Qeorge de Windsor, C. R. 
 
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 a Godet, Joseph " do 
 
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 b Taylor, Joseph " do 
 
 a T6tu, Thomas <• do 
 
 b Bergeron, Charles St. Gregoire, do 
 
 a Hart, Theodore " do 
 
 a La Rivittre, Joseph " do 
 
 a Lavoir, Olivier ... " do 
 
 a AuJel, Joseph ... St. Quillaume d' Upton, do 
 
 a MeigH, Charles D " do 
 
 a Mercicr, Ferdinand *' do 
 
 a Muir, Mrs. Wm. ..Ste. H61cine de Bagot, do 
 
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 a Bussier, P " do 
 
 a Feletenu, Bte ^ " do 
 
 a Fontaiue, fi " do 
 
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 a Bouvier, P St. Jacques le Mineur, C. E. 
 
 a Girard, Julien " do 
 
 b Forget, Jean Baptists St. Janvier, do 
 
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 6 St. Ouge, Archange " do 
 
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 a Beaudoin, Charles Ste. Julie c|o Somerset, do 
 
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 a Beaudoin, Louis St. Lambert, do 
 
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 a TurguoD, Magloire " do 
 
 a Aubain, Ed St. Lnzaire, do 
 
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 a Audet, E •• do 
 
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 a Bnuthilet, Peter <• do 
 
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 /> Lariiiihe, Jean " do 
 
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 b Fournirr, Joseph " do 
 
 a Pause, Eusi^be " do 
 
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 a Bougie, J. Bte... St. Louis do Gonazngue, do 
 
 /> Symons, John, sen " do 
 
 b Caron, Racine Ste. Luce, do 
 
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 b Ouellet, Francois. " do 
 
 a Tremblay, Pierre " do 
 
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 b Daoust, Fran90is Ste. Martbe, do 
 
 b Duguay, A. N. W. ,. Ste. Martine do 
 
 a Labaise, Louis, & Son, St. Martin, Isle Jesus, do 
 
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 ^ Moore. John " do 
 
 a Jule, John St. Mathias, C. EL 
 
 a Brule, Pierre St. Maurice, do 
 
 ;6 Destalaire, Olivier " do 
 
 b Lamothe, Nou " do 
 
 b Larue & Co " do 
 
 b Longval, Joseph " do 
 
 b Neault, Pierre " do 
 
 b Robert, Maximo " do 
 
 b Robitaille, Pierre " do 
 
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 a Dancet, N " do 
 
 a Trigs, H " do 
 
 a Desrocher, Gabriel St. Nicholas, do 
 
 b Lambert, Franois " do 
 
 b Lambert, P «• do 
 
 a Ross, Wm. " do 
 
 a Tremblay, J. Bte " do 
 
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 b Dubeau, Jgr^mie " do 
 
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 a Casgrain, Cbas St. FacSme, do 
 
 a Casgrain. Pierre.. " do 
 
 b King, Charles •< do 
 
 a Letellier, Charles " do 
 
 a Bouthilet, Laiare St. Patrick's Hill, do 
 
 b Hawkins, Thomas " do 
 
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 a Dehenngenu, lion. 0. R. 8... St. Polycarpe, do 
 
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 a McOill. Hugh St R4^mi. do 
 
 a Derth^^Humn. F. X. St. Roeh de Kiobeliea, do 
 
 a St. Onge, P X. •• do 
 
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 a It^LANUBR, EDOUARD ... St. Romaine, do 
 
 a Qagneaii, Pierre '* do 
 
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 b Laobaine, Dr. Joseph St. Saufeur, do 
 
 a BoisHeau. Antoine St. Scholasilque, do 
 
 a ValoiM, Pierre ... . " do 
 
 a Bernier, A. ..... St Simon de Rlmoaiki, do 
 
 b Kaunier. Caliste ** do 
 
 b Jean, Pierre " do 
 
 a Sytvain, Oenrge " do 
 
 b Bouiillet, Didaoe. St. Simon d'Vamaska, do 
 
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 b Lainaitre. Pierre. " do 
 
 b Bruriet. R M Ste. Sophie d'Halifax, do 
 
 a Oos.ielin, Quillaume " do 
 
 & Vijrneau, Joseph. " do 
 
 a Coderre. LnuiH .. Ste. Sophie de Laeome, do 
 
 a Maroband, Noijl.. St. Stanislas de Bittiscan, do 
 
 6 Price, Wm. & done " do 
 
 a Neai, Wm St. Sylvestre West, do 
 
 a Ross, A " do 
 
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 a Monli. G. II , sen " do 
 
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 a Hawltins, Qeorge St. Thomas, C W. 
 
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 b Bui< George St. Tite, C. B. 
 
 a Lafranoe, Francois " do 
 
 b Vandal. Nicolus *' do 
 
 b Bellard, Alexander St Ursule, do 
 
 b Bellard, Toussaint " do 
 
 b Lemyre, Amable ■< do 
 
 b Lepard, Loais, eea. " do 
 
 b Magnan. E '• do 
 
 a Magnant, J. Bte " do 
 
 a Magnant, Pierre " do 
 
 6 Pearsoc, Jonatbaa Ste Valentine, do 
 
 a Alie, Joachim St. Z6pbirla, do 
 
 a Aril, L4ou >• do 
 
 a Doueet, Norbert.. " do 
 
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 a McCoy, Mr Talbotsf ille Rsyal, C. W. 
 
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 a Joyne, C. Jt H Tarn worth, do 
 
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 b Briant, Wm Tara, do 
 
 c Davey, Thomas *' do 
 
 b Drinic water, Geo " do 
 
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 b Mirxden & Robb, " do 
 
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 Howland, Hon W, P •« 
 
 Lollridge, Robert •• 
 
 Lottndge, J. W. ft Co •< 
 
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 a Ellis, J C Waterloo, C. E. 
 
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 ft Snyder, Samuel 8 ■• do 
 
 a Ball, Amos Waterville, C. E. 
 
 a Davis, Mr WelUud Port, O.W. 
 
 ft Devitt, Josepb " do 
 
 ft Gage, James L Wellington Square, do 
 
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 a HUNGKRFORD, 8. L Wiht Brome, C. B. 
 
 a Beaudin, Francois West Bruughton, do 
 
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 a Morion, Jonathan " do 
 
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 a Praser, Alex. ... Westmeatb, do 
 
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 a Powell, Mrs. C. G •' do 
 
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 A Blancbette, Victoire Wheatland, C. E. 
 
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 TORONTO 8AFB WORKS, J. ft J. TATLOB, PR0PBIBT0B8, TORONTO. (8oo Curd, p. 842.) 
 
^mm 
 
 1102 
 
 FLOUR AND SAW MILLS, Ao—FOUNDRIES, ka. 
 
 1 1? 
 
 Marrin, Wm 
 
 Km, Matthew 
 
 Whooliigin, Martin 
 
 WnUer, Hiram 
 
 Mo<:ullough. W. H. ... 
 
 WURTKLE. C. B 
 
 Fisher, Archibald 
 
 Fiaher, Peter 
 
 Gregory, John ... 
 
 Ooing, Shirley 
 
 Barnard, F. X 
 
 Buthey, Joseph.. 
 
 Camille, Lewis 
 
 Corrie, Charles... 
 
 Morie, Peter 
 
 Olive, Lewis 
 
 Parsons. Richard 
 
 Plaiite, Uavid 
 
 Bain, Robert 
 
 Chesney & England .... 
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 Brnwn, John .... 
 
 Smith, Samael 
 
 Edmunds, Mr 
 
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 a Fortier, Ferdiaaad 
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 a Marchand, Armine 
 b MoKeniie, John.. 
 a Powell, Wm 
 
 Clark, T. J 
 
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 Fritelle, Henry 
 
 a Oibsnn, Bros 
 
 a PLEWES, JAMES .. 
 
 Williams, John 
 
 Paradis, Ofide J. 
 b Booth, John ft Joshna... 
 
 McKean, A • •. 
 
 b Shibley, John A. 
 
 Mitchell, A 
 
 a HOQQ, J. ft W. (card, p. 
 
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 I „ 
 
 Langellier, N 
 
 Millar & Campbell 
 
 Short, Thomas 
 
 Egliston, H. & A 
 
 Thureson, Eyre 
 
 MoKea, Donald 
 
 Rorisun ft MoEwan 
 
 Howry, M. & Son 
 
 Rule, Robert 
 
 Watson, John 
 
 BECK, JACOB 
 
 Rill, Robert 
 
 Forward, D. T. ft Son 
 
 Muirhead, David 
 
 Thompson, II 
 
 Whitelow & Muirhead 
 
 Yaw, William 
 
 Meloche, J 
 
 Remont, L 
 
 Oalbraith, F. H 
 
 Horskin & Josleyn 
 
 Lappin ft Lapoint« 
 
 Benton ft Palmer 
 
 Brown. 0. ft J 
 
 MARTIN, CHARLES 
 
 Patterson, Robert & Reuben S. 
 
 Smith, Albert, 
 
 WALLBRIDGE, WILLIAM H. 
 
 (card, p. 44) 
 
 Cochrane, A ft A „ 
 
 Vincent, John 
 
 Nslson, William 
 
 Porter, William 
 
 McDonald, William, sen 
 
 Batterfiold, Lonson 
 
 HAGGERT BROS, (see card, 
 
 p. 62) 
 
 Oanson, Wateroue & Co 
 
 Oarrett, William 
 
 Chaffey, George & Bro 
 
 Colton R. P 
 
 SMART, J. (card, p. 74) 
 
 Bingham, Jaoob 
 
 Acton Vale, C. E. 
 Alexandria, C.W. 
 Allandale Mills, do 
 
 Anoaster, 
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 Appleton, 
 
 Arn prior, 
 
 Ashburnliam, 
 
 Aylmer, 
 
 Ayr, 
 
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 Sleeper, Wright 
 
 Cottrell, George 
 
 Crosson, James ... 
 
 DAVIDSON, JAMES (card, p. 
 
 120) 
 
 Wilcox, H. N 
 
 Tate, James 
 
 Cadwell, A. E 
 
 Gillie, James 
 
 GILLIE, PETER 
 
 Morsett, John 
 
 Tumbull, Luke 
 
 Hache, Pelles, Fay ft Cloy 
 
 Barnard ft Morley 
 
 Ward, William H 
 
 Ilicock, Philo 
 
 Avery, Orin 
 
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 Potter, David M Elora, do 
 
 Wilson, Geo Embro, do 
 
 Walker, John S Erin, do 
 
 Atkinson & Bros Etobicoke, do 
 
 Brabeion ft Verity Exeter, do 
 
 Qrindley, James Fergus, do 
 
 MoPherson, Glasgow ft Co. ... Finf^al, do 
 
 Ostrom, D Frankford, do 
 
 ROBLIN, M. B. (card, p. 188).. " do 
 
 Davis, J. W., ft Co. (Union Foundry} Gait, do 
 
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 rd, p. 812.) 
 
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 Gorrio, 
 Qlenooe, 
 Grimiby, 
 Gutlph, 
 
 Hamilton, 
 
 GOLDIR. McCULLOCH & CO. 
 
 Lnti k Co '• 
 
 ABBOTT, E. E. (card, p. 192). Gananoquo, 
 
 Pine, U G •' 
 
 BAKBEIl. WM k Bros, (card, 
 
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 Kennedy, John C " 
 
 MoKentie, 0. C •• 
 
 Cleghoro, Hugh ... 
 Raocininn, R. & Co. 
 Juine*, R. & E. ... 
 
 Rooney, John 
 
 Palmer & Orout ... 
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 Milla& MeWiu 
 
 RoberiBon, Ailara ft Son 
 Bailey, Henry .... 
 
 Brodbent, flirnm ... 
 
 COPP& BROTHER 
 
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 aURNEY. E A C 
 
 MALCOLM, WILLIAM, (oard, 
 
 p. 22(1) 
 
 McQuesten ft Co 
 
 MOURE, D. & Co, (card, p. 228). 
 
 Northey, George 
 
 Parrott, A 
 
 STEWART. J. &C0 
 
 TIIRNIJULL ft CO. (card. p. 239). 
 YOUNO, H, & R. (card, p. 240). 
 GottwalH. John J.... 
 
 Karch, Charles 
 
 Eddy, E. B 
 
 Neff, J. & Bi'o 
 
 Gautier, Louis 
 
 Blais, Francois 
 
 Bouvies, Louis V... 
 
 Imblcau, Pierre *' 
 
 Viau, Moise " 
 
 Rousseau, Antoine.. ... ..... " 
 
 Spotswood & Agnew EemptTille, 
 
 SteTO & Tanney 
 
 Fisher, Ira J 
 
 CHEWETT, A. C. ft CO. (card, 
 
 p. 286) 
 
 CHOWN ft CUNNINGHAM... 
 DAVIDSON & DORAN (oard, 
 
 p. 288) •• 
 
 HORSEY, R. M. (card, p. 296) 
 KINGSTON FOUNDRY AND 
 
 MACHINE SHOP (card, p. 288) '< 
 KINGSTON LOCOMOTIVE 
 
 WORKS (card, p. 296) " 
 
 McNeil, N » 
 
 PH(ENIX FOUNDRY (card, p. 296) " 
 TUTTON, F. (card, p. 296) ... •« 
 VICTORIA IRON WORKS, 
 
 (card, p. 286) " 
 
 Wheeler, C. C EingSTille, 
 
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 Humberstone, C.W. 
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 Boreley, Albert ft Co., 
 
 Mowry, B 
 
 Thorahill, Wm 
 
 Bobb, J. J 
 
 Anderson, Mnrray.. 
 BLAIR, JAMES ... 
 
 Bmee, David 
 
 ELLIOTT, JOHN.. 
 
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 HMiBon, C. F 
 
 Lanark, 
 Lanoraie, 
 L'Epiphanie, 
 Lindsay, 
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 Lobo, 
 London, 
 
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 Jackson, George 
 
 Johnston, James.... 
 
 Leonard, E 
 
 PH(EN1X FOUNDRY 
 
 Brown, Johnston 
 
 McLaren, H 
 
 Jackson ft Diamond 
 
 Wood, John R 
 
 Seymour, W 
 
 Lemon, W. C. B 
 
 Manning, Nelson 
 
 Todd, Thos 
 
 Johnston, Horatio 
 
 MoGee, Pearson ...■ 
 
 Smith, II D 
 
 South Merrickville Foundry.... 
 
 Fair, George 
 
 White. John 
 
 MITCHELL FOUNDRY (card, 
 
 p. 868) 
 
 THOMSON, ROBERT (card, 
 
 p. 868) 
 
 Salt, Thomas 
 
 Arnot, James 
 
 Barclay, Wm 
 
 Berry, Wm 
 
 Bissonnette, N 
 
 BRUSH, GEO. (card, p. 386) 
 CITY FOUNDRY (card, p. 392) 
 
 Cowper, P. ft A 
 
 CRAIG STREET FOUNDRY 
 
 (card, p. 890) 
 
 Coo, Geo. & Cbae. C 
 
 Cutbbert, Robert 
 
 Dain, A. 
 
 EAGLE FOUNDRY (oard, p. 
 
 386) 
 
 FLECK, ALEXANDER (oard, 
 
 p 406) 
 
 GARTH, CHARLES 
 
 Gardner, Robert 
 
 Gilbert, E. E 
 
 Holmes, Samuel 
 
 Irwin, James 
 
 IVES ft ALLEN (card, p. 392) 
 
 Johnston, Wm 
 
 Lasalle, Joseph 
 
 Marcotte, James 
 
 McConochy A 
 
 McDonald, John 
 
 McDOUUAT.L, JOHN (card, p. 
 
 888) 
 
 Mitchell, Cockburn ft Co 
 
 Munro, David 
 
 REDMOND, T. (oard, p 452) 
 
 Rodden, Wm. ft Co 
 
 Snell, W. H. ft Co 
 
 St. Lawrence Engine Works. ... 
 
 Starke, Robt 
 
 Thompson, Johnson ft Co 
 
 Victoria Iron Works, 
 
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 p. 406) 
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 Kilgour, John 
 
 Best, Wm. ft Co. ... 
 
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 MoKeane ft Dwyer. 
 
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 SYKE8, SAMUEL (card, p. 496) " 
 
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 . Sbannonville, 
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 PollcT ft Madden..* • 
 
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 Frost ft Wood 
 
 Comfort, Daniel 
 
 Beaucbemin, M. ... 
 
 
 
 Malcolm, 8. D Oakland, 
 
 DOTY, J. ft Co. (card, p. 610) OakTille, 
 
 Hougb, A. H. ft Go Odessa, 
 
 Wiltson, George Oil SnrinffS. 
 
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 McFarlane, D. J.... 
 
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 Mann ft Son 
 
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 McFarlane, Alex 
 
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 McKitriok ft Brother 
 
 Penfold, tl. A 
 
 Button ft Rowe 
 
 MoDougHJI. John 
 
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 Kerr & Lacour 
 
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 Wahn, Valentine " 
 
 Bisset, George , Onebve. 
 
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 HAMILTON, WM., ft SON ... 
 MoGEE, JOHN (card, p. 824). 
 
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 Bertrand, Hubert 
 
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 Scott, James 
 
 Wroxeter, 
 
 Wyoming, 
 
 Yarker, 
 
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 Cameron & McLeod WoodTille, 
 
 
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 De Bus, 0. M 
 
 Sasand, Elizabeth .. 
 
 Dawson, C 
 
 Marshall, Mrs. Mary .1 
 
 Craig, J. & Co 
 
 Florence Wm ......... 
 
 Berlin, 
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 Brampton, 
 
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 Brantford, 
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 BrockTille, 
 CoUingwood, 
 Cornwall, 
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 Gananoqne, 
 
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 Hamilton, 
 
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 Kingston, 
 
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 London, 
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 StaflFord, Mrs. Elizabeth 
 
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 Heffaran, Patrick W 
 
 ANGLIM, JAMES 
 
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 Port Hope, 
 
 Quebec, 
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 Tasker, Henry .... 
 
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 C.W. 
 
 Breen, Owen ...... 
 
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 Whitby, 
 
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 OEirjBBAIi MEBCHANTS. 
 
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 Caps, Boots, Shoes, &o.) 
 
 Smith, Holden S Abbott's Comers, 
 
 Gillespie, Robert Abbottsford, 
 
 Haot, Maurice " 
 
 Poudrette, Joseph " 
 
 Boright k Co Aberoora, 
 
 Dyer, G. C 
 
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 Carrerhill, W. C. F. 
 Duokett, Wm.,jan. 
 
 Grange, T. & W 
 
 Hurteau, Moses 
 
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 Asselin, John 
 
 DUCKETT, ROGER .. 
 
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 Moran, John 
 
 MoLeod, J 
 
 MAGRATH, JAMES (see 
 
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 Patohet, Abednego.. 
 PARSONS, JOHN.. 
 
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 Fraser. Huirh 
 
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 JOYCE. JAMES 
 
 Ii 
 
 do 
 
 Anderson, F. O 
 
 Bonrohier. J. O 
 
 Warren, William, jun 
 
 PRIDHAM R ft Co. 
 
 Greenwood, 
 
 Orenville. 
 
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 Fraser, A. & J. ... 
 
 ReoTes, Daniel .... 
 
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 SteTenson. J. R. ... 
 
 Wilson, Robert 
 
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 Huff, AWah 
 
 Maconchy, Robert .. 
 
 Leckie. John .... 
 
 Grey, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Wilson, J. L 
 
 FORBES, WILLIAM. ... 
 
 WELLES, H. E 
 
 SUMNER, W. K. & Co 
 
 GriersTille, 
 
 Grimaby, 
 
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 ..... 
 
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 CRAWFORD, JAMES 
 
 ATKINSON, JOHN 
 
 Case, J. Q 
 
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 Breechbillft Macfarlane.... 
 Brown, W. J. & Co. 
 Elliott, Geo. & Co 
 
 Guelph, 
 
 11 
 
 Ii 
 
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 ALLAN, GEORGE 
 
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 Gibson. John L. ... 
 
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 Bingley, Thimas 
 
 Gillard, J. & Son 
 
 Kean, Daniel .... 
 
 ii 
 
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 Lewis, John .... 
 
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 Winters & Liwless.. 
 
 Meredith, C. & Co 
 
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 FLEMING. GAVIN 
 
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 Stone, Frederiok W 
 
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 Grmoe, Wm. E 
 
 Wood, Thomas .... 
 
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 GENERAL MERCHANTS. 
 
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 . HaboTer, 
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 . Harley, 
 
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 II 
 
 II 
 
 41 
 
 Harrietsville, 
 
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 II 
 
 Harrington, 
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 Harrisburg, 
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 . Harriston, 
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 Harrow, 
 Harrowsmitb 
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 Hartford, 
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 . Hastings, 
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 Hawkesbnry, 
 11 
 11 
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 HawksvUle, 
 
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 Haysville, 
 
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 Hazledean, 
 
 Headville, 
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 Heatheote, 
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 Heokston, 
 Hemmingford, 
 
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 Henry, 
 
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 Demerae, A. J 
 
 Deroerse, A. L 
 
 GOOD.NOW, E. 8 
 
 Macfle k Townsend 
 
 Enderson, James 
 
 Breadner, Joshua 
 
 Middlemas. Robert. 
 
 Henry viUe, 
 
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 11 
 
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 ffAvriii OaArifA... ■ 
 
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 ffnrT#v flRtnusl ... »■..■.• 
 
 Uerdman's Comei 
 ,^ II 
 
 II 
 
 JiLLlOTT. H. & J 
 
 filnntrfiusA Thomftfl 
 
 Campbell, Duncan 
 
 Onodavp C F A K A 
 
 Milla, Harvey 
 
 Oliver, Andrew 
 
 Ferguson, Anthony k Co. 
 MoBain, Wm. k Co. 
 NAHBOANG, CONRAD ( 
 
 p. 260) 
 
 Rifle, George 
 
 Shaw, Adam 
 
 EVANS, GEORGE.. 
 
 Young, John B 
 
 How k Uro 
 
 MoKinnon, David 
 
 Worts, George 
 
 Clark, C. B 
 
 O'Kief, Mary 
 
 Thome, B. J 
 
 TOBEY, WARREN 
 Halliday, David ... 
 ROBERTSON, SAMUEL I 
 Thompson, Thomas 
 
 Kcetch, Wm 
 
 QUIUBLL, JOHN.. 
 Cannon, Robert 
 
 McMillan, john 
 
 Airth, Wm 
 
 Brady, D. C 
 
 Bridgmin, J 
 
 Cutts, Peter 
 
 QEBBIE, THOS. (card, p. 
 McKenzie, Roderick 
 
 Wilson, John 
 
 Somerville, Thos. 
 
 EDDY, E. B 
 
 MAR8T0N, GEO. J. ... 
 
 BELL, THOMAS 
 
 McKav. Wm 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 Kalbfleisoh & Lautensohloger. 
 
 TiUicninb ISrothfirs.. 
 
 Hespcler, 
 
 11 
 
 McCuftig. N. &P 
 
 MoClelUn, J. L 
 
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 II 
 
 II 
 
 fioTereiffn. Cvrus... 
 
 Cash. Edward 
 
 Govenlock, Robert 
 
 Laidlaw & MoDougall 
 
 HoDERMID, MALCOLM 
 
 Sparling, Christopher 
 
 B&rr. Cirnftmon..... 
 
 Hiawatha, 
 
 Hillier, 
 
 HiUaburgh, 
 
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 Jellv. John L 
 
 ... Holland Landin 
 
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 Hornby, 
 
 Horning's Mi 
 
 Houghton, 
 
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 Howick, 
 
 260) •' 
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 Wright, Wm 
 
 Herchimer, R. A 
 
 Martin J. 
 
 STEWART, SAMUEL (card, p 
 
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 Thomas, Benj. W 
 
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 FOWLDS, HENRY 
 
 FOWLDS. JAMES S. & Bros.. 
 
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 Schooley, Isaac 
 
 Willson, Gordon 
 
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 Bruce, John 
 
 Dalgleish, Wm 
 
 Happer, R 
 
 Holbrook, C. C 
 
 Lewis, J. 8 ... 
 
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 II 
 
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 Hitchcock & Parker 
 
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 ...... Hanterstown, 
 
 
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 Wvnnan, S. W 
 
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 Doyle, Denis 
 
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 Hamilton Bros 
 
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 Hersev, Z. 8. M 
 
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 II 
 
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 Kirby, W. 8 
 
 MARSHALL, WM 
 
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 EMPEY, M. P. (see card, p. 
 
 260) 
 
 Galloway, Wm 
 
 Shank, Daniel 
 
 Third, Knox k Co 
 
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 Wftlsb, William 
 
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 Hawke. 8. L. ...... 
 
 GamsbT. John W... 
 
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 Broderick, John 
 
 Logie, James 
 
 Milne, James , , 
 
 Huston, John 
 
 Dumas, John 
 
 Landerkin, John ... ... 
 
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 Huston, 
 
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 C.W. 
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 Brown, James 
 
 ROBINSON, WM 
 
 II 
 
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 SOMERVILLE, MARGARET.. 
 Abbott, Adam 
 
 Heenan, David 
 
 MoKenna, Charles.. ... 
 
 Indiana, 
 
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 Saviirnao. Adolnhe.. 
 
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 Chandelaine. J. Bte. 
 
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 Hewish, W. C 
 
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 Balmer, Thomas 
 
 Ingersoll, 
 
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 44 
 
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 dman'i Comers, do 
 
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 C. E. 
 
 44 
 
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 14 
 
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 14 
 
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 GENERAL MERCHANTS. 
 
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 Drowetl, Joseph 
 
 Calnhan, D*nlel 
 
 CAMslrell, Edwin 
 
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 Iron Hill, C. E. 
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 Isle Verte, C. E. 
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 Islington, C.W. 
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 Ivanhoe, do 
 
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 Jordan, do 
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 EamoorMka, C. E. 
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 card, p. 284) 
 
 Burke, A. W 
 
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 KeenansTille, 
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 Keene, 
 
 KelTin, 
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 1 1 
 
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 44 
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 44 
 II 
 44 
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 Kendall, 
 
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 Kenmore, 
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 Kerwood, 
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 Kilbride, 
 Kildare, 
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 Kilmnnngh, 
 KilHyth, 
 Kinburn, 
 Kincardine, 
 
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 II 
 
 41 
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 44 
 44 
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 King, 
 
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 Kingston, 
 
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 44 
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 KinKSTille, 
 
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 44 
 
 Kinkors, 
 Kinmount, 
 
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 Kinsale, 
 
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 Kippen, 
 
 Kirkton, 
 
 44 
 
 Kirkwall, 
 
 44 
 
 Klinebnrg, 
 
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 Royal, C. P 
 
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 Fergaaon & Kerr... 
 
 READ, GEORGE 
 
 ARMOUR, JOHN, Jan 
 
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 MpDoiiakt. John k, Co 
 
 Adams, Tbomai 
 
 Baldwin, C. H 
 
 Blackburn St Chriiitie 
 
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 Poole, Bitmael „,,„ 
 
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 Jones, Francis 
 
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 McCauffheT. Jamea 
 
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 Moore, F. \ 
 
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 RALHTON, HOa'f 
 
 Robinson & Co ,. 
 
 Truaaw, M. M 
 
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 TIIORRINOTON, JOHN 
 
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 Qoald, Oeorge 
 
 Kilburn. J. M 
 
 NEELANDS, ABRAHAM 
 
 -Baldwin Sl McKflnsifl 
 
 An'irews, J. R ,......,, 
 
 TRULL, W. W 
 
 McGrpgor, DsTid... 
 
 TOBIN, MOSES B 
 
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 Dayis. Fred 
 
 Thomas, John H. .. 
 
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 WALTON, JACOB 
 
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 White. T. L 
 
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 Gt'^n^reux, Joseph 
 
 Melanoon, Paul ... 
 
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 Tsit. Francis A 
 
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 Chandler, E 
 
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 284) 
 
 SLOAN, THOMAS 
 
 
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 Boott, II 
 
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 Williams, Henry ... 
 
 Johnston, Robert... 
 
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 MoKendrick, David 
 
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 Wilson k Bro 
 
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 Garden Geo. L. ... 
 
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 Clark, J. E. & Co 
 
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 OauTreau, Jules 
 
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 Sanet^re. .Tosenh ... 
 
 McNeill, John 
 
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 McDowell, DaTid 
 
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 ORME M. A 
 
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 Shaw. Andrew & David .> 
 
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 LAW. JOHN 
 
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 FAIRLESS. JOHN 
 
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 MILLIS, ROBERT, 
 
 CURRIE, R. k W. (oard,p.208J 
 
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 MACMILLAN, WILLIAM 
 
 Martin, Donald 
 
 Donaldson, J. S. ... 
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 Gagn6, Alexia 
 
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 Miohaud, Catharine 
 
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 Michaud, George 
 
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 Foster. Thomas B... 
 
 Tremblay, Elsdar 
 
 Blain, M. G 
 
 Robert, Flavin 
 
 Matbien, Hilare 
 
 Myette, Alexis 
 
 Baldwin, Joseph ... 
 
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 Abba Robert 
 
 Komok* 
 
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 Attwood. W. H. ... 
 
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 Hord. Robert 
 
 Archambault, L'Hon. P. M. . 
 
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 Daguay, Capt. Joseph 
 
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 Lachine, 
 
 11 
 
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 SPENCE, JAMES.. 
 Lawrence, Erastus & Son ... 
 
 Deming, Eli R 
 
 Palmer, Corydon 
 
 Collins, George 
 
 Glover & Fry 
 
 Lamblv John T . . 
 
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 Boyd, Robert 
 
 Cleland. A 
 
 Mullin, John B 
 
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 DAVIDSON. D.WID 
 
 McKAY, GEORGE P 
 
 Ross, James 
 
 Hill, John, jun 
 
 Barrie, James 
 
 Brooks ft Abbott ... 
 
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 ... Leith, 
 
 ... Lemonville, 
 
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 Lane, Pbin. 
 
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 Meikle. G &R 
 
 II 
 
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 Orr. 8. & Son 
 
 II 
 
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 Taylor, John 
 
 Baohant, T 
 
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 Force, A. 
 
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 Chevalier, X 
 
 LEBLANC, EDWARD 
 
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 Renaud. Isaac 
 
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 Van Vliet. Fraser... 
 
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 Ritchie. Isaiah 
 
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 Desgagnier, Eloi 
 
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 Mead, C. &Co 
 
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 KEAN, F 
 
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 Strong, John " do 
 
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 Henry, Harrison " do 
 
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 Soetsinger, J. G " do 
 
 Tait, Mrs. Mary M " do 
 
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 Babb, Thomas Mitchell, do 
 
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 .. Port Perry, 
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 .. Port Stanley, 
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 .. Prescott, 
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 .. Preston, 
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 Arkell, Henry 
 
 Price, 8. 
 
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 Gnay, Honors 
 
 licalttire. Victor H.. 
 
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 TENNENT. JOHN 
 
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 Mmffoire. J. P 
 
 Akin. Williams 
 
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 Baoklv. Timothy ... 
 
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 Robitaille. Th^ovhile 
 
 
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 Ford. John 
 
 Ramaon. Charles ... 
 
 Fox, Geo. B 
 
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 'Wallace Patrick ... 
 
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 Tracv. Michael 
 
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 BLOMLEY, EDWIN 
 
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 Alexander ft McGuslev 
 
 Willard. Charles 
 
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 Barman, Charles ft Co 
 
 CALLA8. JOHN ft E LIAS... 
 
 Bernhard, Jacob 
 
 GhaDman. John 
 
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 Fanrel. John ...... 
 
 MACFARLANE, M 
 
 SALYERDS. JOHN 
 
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 Macbeth. Geo. ft Co 
 
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 Cameron, John 
 
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 Greene, J. P 
 
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 HALLEY, JAMES L 
 
 
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 MATTHEWS, DAVID 
 
 YEOMANS, JOHN H 
 
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 Dolao, James 
 
 Pox, P. T 
 
 Richardson, George 
 
 Scott, J. W 
 
 Stett, R. ft J 
 
 do 
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 O'Mara. William 
 
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 Rimer. James 
 
 Whittinirton. HarTV. 
 
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 White H ft Co . 
 
 Yale Sanford 
 
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 HAWKINS, THOMAS 
 
 Bherer, Thomas 
 
 , Port Albert, C.W. 
 
 .. Port au Persil, C E. 
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 . Port Brace, C.W. 
 
 .. Port BarwoU, do 
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 LESLIE, WILLIAM 
 
 Bernard, Honors 
 
 Billing & Lamotte... 
 
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 ... Quebec, 
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 C.E. 
 
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 Miller Eli6ar 
 
 Barstall Edward ... 
 
 II 
 
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 LEWIS. AMASB 
 
 Barstall. John ft Co 
 
 II 
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 Caron. Eli 
 
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 Eakins. John A. ... ...... 
 
 
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 Dodd. Edward 
 
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 CARTER, L. G. (card, p. 668) •< do 
 
 Gibbons, D " do 
 
 Gibbons. Peter " d« 
 
 
 II 
 
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 Glover ft Fry 
 
 II 
 
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 HENDERSON, WALTER C. 
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 Lane, Gibb ft Co 
 
 Lamrloia & Glaaa 
 
 11 
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 Manly, Joshuii 
 
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 LaToie, Pierre 
 
 MACKAY. HUGH 
 
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 MoCRBA, JOHN (card, p, 668) •• do 
 
 Munro, F " do 
 
 Lynd, Robert Port Credit, do 
 
 Shaw. James R " do 
 
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 Marchand, G. N 
 
 McDonald. Ghas A. Son 
 
 do 
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 PATTON, DUNCAN ft CO... 
 Pentland. Charles .. 
 
 II 
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 MARTINDALE. J. H 
 
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 Ronand. Jean Bto.. 
 
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 Ault. A. ft Co 
 
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 Howell, H 
 
 Powell. B. 
 
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 STRANGE, ANDREW 
 
 Wyatt, J. J 
 
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 II 
 
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 Riddell. R 
 
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 YOUNG. D. D. ft CO 
 
 II 
 
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 Soofield. N. B 
 
 «' do 
 
 Liggham, Job 
 
 Bowland, John 
 
 Chubbuck, Job ...... 
 
 AYLWARD, JAMES 
 
 Garriok. James 
 
 Queensborough, 
 ... Queenston, 
 II 
 
 ... Queensyillo, 
 
 II 
 
 C.W. 
 
 
 ... Port Emnley, do 
 
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 Oeale. John 
 
 ... Port Hone. do 
 
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 Howell ft Co 
 
 HUGHES, GEORGE (card, 
 672) 
 
 " do 
 
 " do 
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 Turner, William ... 
 
 II 
 
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 ... Raglan, 
 
 II 
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 ...Rainham Contr 
 
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 LeLean. Wm. C. ... 
 
 Cooper, Thomas 
 
 Hodson, Thomas 
 
 Kent. Henry 
 
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 LvdAn John ...... 
 
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 O'Neill, J. ft R 
 
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 MOSS. JAMES 
 
 Donirlas. W. J. ... 
 
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 Overholt, Jonas 
 
 WILLIAMS, JOSEPH 
 
 MoCormiok. Wm. ... 
 
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 ... Batho, 
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 do 
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 ... Portaenf. C.E. 
 
 Roblin, Geo 
 
 MoAndrew, John 
 
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 41 
 
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 14 
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 Rochester, 
 11 
 
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 11 
 
 Rookton, 
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 Rockwood, 
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 Russell, 
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 11 
 
 Russeltown, 
 Saiutfield, 
 Salem, 
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 Sandford, 
 
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 Sarnia, 
 
 44 
 It 
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 II 
 II 
 11 
 
 Saugeen, 
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 It 
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 Smith. John 
 
 11 
 
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 Stflwart. John ...... ..... 
 
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 King, Jamea 
 
 MoLanrin. John R. 
 
 Frenette. Louis 
 
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 Letellier, Charles 
 
 M^riards, Eulage 
 
 Martin, Robert 
 
 McCoy, Alexander 
 
 PAUL, WILLIAM 
 
 do 
 
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 BfiDARD, JOSEPH 
 FOSTER k MACLEAY 
 
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 41 
 
 C.W. 
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 Oonin Frftnoia .. ..... 
 
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 IjOTine. Muroufl ... 
 
 
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 Johnson, J. M 
 
 Ouellette, V - 
 
 Roberts. H. 
 
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 Brown. G. 
 
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 BUTLER. W. H 
 
 Cornell, Benoni 
 
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 Lewis. W. F 
 
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 Whetham, George... 
 
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 Mickle, Charles ... 
 
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 ShilliDffton. J. ...... 
 
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 Crosby. Parker 
 
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 NAIRN, ALEXANDER (card, 
 
 p. 648) 
 
 PASSMORE, ROBERT 
 
 Knox. William 
 
 
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 Pollock. W. S 
 
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 Wftterhousfi. John... 
 
 11 
 
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 Jackson, Henry 
 
 Scott, Robert 
 
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 Harris, Charles S 
 
 Boosey, Joseph 
 
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 Brash, Mrr. A 
 
 McLean. J. D R 
 
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 MORRIS. JOHN K 
 
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 Castongnay, L. N 
 
 CHARLEBOIS. A. W 
 
 Nelson. W. H 
 
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 Pickery, T. Y 
 
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 p. 638) 
 
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 11 
 
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 Campbell, Peter ' 
 
 Craijt. W ft A...! 
 
 
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 Backus, John 
 
 Hudson Bay Company 
 
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 C.W. 
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 Mo Arthur, Charles P 
 
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 Keays, James •>..• t... 
 
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 Snodgraas, W. RiTersdale, 
 
 Bellemare, T Riviere da Loup en Ba 
 
 Casault, L. " 
 
 OAUURY. C. H ,-— •• 
 
 STEWART. FiOBERT 
 
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 Horn, Alexaader 
 
 Farthing, W. R 
 
 QrasB John 
 
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 Gros, J. 
 
 11 
 
 TAYLOR, EDWARD 
 
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 Leresqne, Joseph 
 
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 DWYER, ROBERT 
 
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 Gauthier, John B... 
 
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 Marchand ft Bourgouin .... 
 
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 Gnillot, H. C 
 
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 Orkney, L 
 
 Pelletier, Eliard 
 
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 Holden, James ...... 
 
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 Miller, Joseph 
 
 Barrie, James 
 
 Clark. Wm. B 
 
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 Tarcotte, Luiar ... 
 
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 Auger, A. I'Maitre.. Rivi^i 
 Auger, E. I'Maitre 
 
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 Crawford, John ... 
 
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 BARIBEAU. L A 
 
 Levs. Alexander ... 
 
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 Clairmont, Frederic 
 Danfourse, Maxime 
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 Maokeniie, David 
 
 Rainaberry ft MoDermott 
 
 Younar. A. ft Son ... 
 
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 Calder. James 
 
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 Loranger, Aim6 ... .... 
 
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 Piobette, J. E 
 
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 QBNERAL MERCHANTS. 
 
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 Wallace, William " do 
 
 Oagnon, R^gos Sault au Reoollet, C. E. 
 
 Paqaet, Tlidophile " do 
 
 Pepin, Louis . " do 
 
 ORR, ELIAS S. (card, p. 658) Sawyerville, do 
 
 LYMAN, HENRY Scotland, C.W. 
 
 McAllister, W " do 
 
 Waite, O. M Seely's Bay, do 
 
 BEBMAN, W. (card, p. 648) .. Selby, do 
 
 Sixsmitb, John W •' do 
 
 Sixsmith, Thomas " do 
 
 Garland, Nicholas Selkirk, do 
 
 KENT, HENRY " do 
 
 Kent. J. & Co " do 
 
 HALLOWAY, JOHN Selwyn, do 
 
 Dover, James Shakspeare, do 
 
 Smith, A. A " do 
 
 Worsley, George " do 
 
 HOLDEN, H Shannonfille, do 
 
 MoMichael, R " do 
 
 Robinson, Charles " do 
 
 Young, W. D " do 
 
 Doan, David W Sharon, do 
 
 Doan, Wm " do 
 
 Edmand, John W " do 
 
 Howard, Tho». E " do 
 
 SIMPSON, W " do 
 
 D^SSAULNIERS, JOSEPH... Shawenegan, C.E. 
 
 Frigon, Charles " do 
 
 Dalton, Henry & Joseph Sheffield, C.W. 
 
 Beckett, W. W Sherbrooke, C.E. 
 
 Boivin, L. I •< do 
 
 CHAMPIQNY, C. D " do 
 
 DES^VE. M. B. " do 
 
 Oordon, Clark " do 
 
 GRIFFITH, JOHN " do 
 
 Jamison, James " do 
 
 Loomis, Francis " do 
 
 McKECKNEY, M " do 
 
 Walker & Brothers " do 
 
 Hill, Erastu.^ D Sheridan, C.W. 
 
 BELLEW, PAT'K Sherkston, do 
 
 SHERK. WILSON (card, p. 648) '< do 
 
 Brossean, Edward Sherrington, C.E. 
 
 Pr6fontaine, Oodefroy & Co. ... " do 
 
 Mather, James A Silvershoe, C.W. 
 
 Austin & Worrett Simcoe, do 
 
 Carnochan, Peter " do 
 
 Lamson, N " do 
 
 Lyons, James A " do 
 
 Lyons, Wm " do 
 
 Mearill, D " do 
 
 Ritchie, Ford & Co " do 
 
 Wilson, William " do 
 
 HAMILTON, JAMES (card, 
 
 p. 654) Singhampton, do 
 
 Sherlock, Robert " do 
 
 Yeomans, O. M " do 
 
 Barber, J. R Smithfield, do 
 
 Gibson, C " do 
 
 Clark, Alex Smith's Falls, do 
 
 Donoboe, Jeremiah " do 
 
 Ferguson, Duncan & Co " do 
 
 Frost & Wood " do 
 
 Jenkins, John F " do 
 
 MoDougall, Arch '< do 
 
 McGillivray, John, jun " do 
 
 Rath, James " do 
 
 Shaw, James, jun « " do 
 
 Shields, Charles " do 
 
 Temey, Daniel " do 
 
 Wall, James F 
 
 Smith's Falls, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Brant, Goo 
 
 Smithville, 
 
 do 
 
 Durkee, Joseph 
 
 Qilmour, Geo. M.... 
 Lally, Martin 
 
 11 
 
 do 
 
 11 
 
 t 
 
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 Middleton, James T. 
 
 Clark, James C 
 
 Smith iO'Ryan 
 
 Brunelle, E 
 
 11 
 
 do 
 
 Sombra, 
 
 do 
 
 11 
 
 do 
 
 Somerset, 
 
 C.E. 
 
 Cormiere, L. C 
 
 11 
 
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 Fraser, James 
 
 JUTRA8, H 
 
 Prince, J. B 
 
 Taylor, S. M. C 
 
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 1. 
 
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 W' 
 
 Triganne, P. 
 
 II 
 
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 HARPER, LEWIS.. 
 
 Sonya, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Foy, Wm 
 
 Sorel, 
 
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 THOURY, L 
 
 Arkell, Thomas 
 
 CAMPBELL, JOHN 
 
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 JOHNSTON, RICHARD.. .. 
 
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 Campbell, James 
 
 ... Thornbory, 
 
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 RITTER J. D 
 
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 ... Thurso. 
 
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 KERR, JOHN 
 
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 ... Tiverton, 
 
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 .. Tokdo, 
 
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 Read, D. R 
 
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 .. Tormor, 
 
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 .. Totnes, 
 
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 WALKER, J. D. (card, p. 850) Tottenham, 
 
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 McLean, John 
 
 ... Trafalgar, 
 
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 KEB, t?"'^BORN 
 
 ... Trecastle, 
 
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 ORR, JOHN (card, p. 850) ... •• do 
 
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 Dilton, John M Tweed, do 
 
 Reed, James ^ " do 
 
 Wright, William ... « " do 
 
 Trewin, Samuel Tyrone. do 
 
 UMPHREY, SAMUEL Udora, do 
 
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 SMITH, WM " do 
 
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 Morris, J. " do 
 
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 Depocas, Charles.... " do 
 
 Lynch, P '• do 
 
 MADDEN, .JOHN " do 
 
 Meloche, Joseph E. " do 
 
 O'Reilly, Owen •' do 
 
 Plante, Moise " do 
 
 Proulx, E '« do 
 
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 Boyd, James Vankleek Hill, C.W. 
 
 Jameson, D. J *' do 
 
 Jameson, John " do 
 
 Robertson, John " do 
 
 Wells, J. P '• do 
 
 Bordeuz, Honor6 Varennes, C. E. 
 
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 Tourangean, Hypolite " do 
 
 8EC0RD, JOS. B Varna, C.W. 
 
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 Larose, G. A " do 
 
 Robert, Luo " do 
 
 Terry, Henry VernonTille, C.W. 
 
 CANNON, ROBERT Vesta, do 
 
 Allison, Thomas ...Victoria Square, do 
 
 OgiWey, Jamea " do 
 
 Stontenbnrgh, James " do 
 
 Woodward, John " do 
 
 Edison, Thomas, & Co Vienna, do 
 
 Jewell, F. " do 
 
 Patton, Tow & Co " do 
 
 Saffel & Co •' do 
 
 Upper, James S Villa Nova, do 
 
 Irvine, William, Violet, do 
 
 Home, A. ...... Vittoria, do 
 
 MoCALL, S " do 
 
 Potts, Jacob E " do 
 
 Yonng, P. E " do 
 
 Ambrose, C. &. W Walkerton, do 
 
 Bruce, John, , •' do 
 
 James, J. R., , " do 
 
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 C.E. 
 
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 II 
 
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 1138 
 
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 Walkerton, C.W. 
 
 Wallaceburg, do 
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 •I do 
 '• do 
 
 Wallacetown, do 
 " do 
 " do 
 
 Walsingham, do 
 
 Walter's Falls, do 
 
 Walton, do 
 
 Wanstead, do 
 " do 
 " do 
 
 Warden, C. £. 
 " do 
 
 Wardsville, C.W. 
 " do 
 " do 
 " do 
 
 Warkworth, do 
 " do 
 •I do 
 " do 
 •I do 
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 Warrington, do 
 
 Warsaw, do 
 •' do 
 " do 
 
 Warwick, C. £. 
 •« do 
 «' do 
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 Warwick, C. W. 
 " do 
 " do 
 
 Washington, do. 
 " do. 
 
 Waterdown, do 
 II do 
 '• do 
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 " do 
 " do 
 " do 
 
 Waterford, do 
 " do 
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 •• do 
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 Waterloo, C. E. 
 •• do 
 " do 
 
 Waterloo, C.W. 
 •I do 
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 •« do 
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 trloo, Kingston, do 
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 Industry, ' 
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 logersoll, 
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 Kingston, 
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 London, 
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 St. Vincent P. 
 Mitchell, 
 Montreal, 
 
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 Oakville, 
 Ofhawa, 
 Ottawa, 
 
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 Paris, 
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 Perth, 
 
 Peterboro', 
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 Pioton, 
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 Port Hope, 
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 Proieott, 
 
 C.E. 
 do 
 
 Distin, W. L 
 
 McLeod, J 
 
 Meads. Jacob • 
 
 BRYSON, ALEX, (card, p. 386 
 
 Couillard. Thomas 
 
 CRATHERN & CAVERHILL 
 (card. p. 398) 
 
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 ToiiBit, R. 
 
 DRIFFILL, THOS. k SONS 
 
 (card, p. 62) 
 
 Swallow, John ........ 
 
 DARLING, W. & Co 
 
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 Davidson, Thomas.. 
 
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 Cleghorn & Co 
 
 Taylor, James 
 
 FLETCHER, C. (card, p. 78)... 
 
 MoMULLEN & CO 
 
 Reid, George 
 
 Hinhet, Robert ....M 
 
 DUO LOS, H. & Co. (card, p. 40 
 
 Elliott A Co 
 
 Fauoher, Oliver .... 
 
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 FOLEY & Co 
 
 FORBES. A. H 
 
 Francis. W. &B 
 
 FRASER, FRANCIS (card, p. 
 
 410) 
 
 FROTHINGHAM & WORKMA 
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 Porter, John 
 
 Meredith, James H 
 
 Choate & Ramore... 
 
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 Wyllie, James 
 
 Warnock, James & Co 
 
 Hagan, William 
 
 Hagar, Geo. & Co.. 
 
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 Gardiner, H. & Co. 
 
 Haldimand & Co 
 
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 Grace, Wm. E 
 
 HALL, JOSEPH & Co. (card, 
 
 p. 414) 
 
 Hutton, Jacques & Co 
 
 Ireland. H. W 
 
 
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 Baine, John W. ... 
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 Carpenter, Joel (agent) 
 
 Field & Davidson (saddlery) ... 
 HILTON BROS 
 
 
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 Leslie. Thomas • 
 
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 Mayhew, Aleiander 
 
 MERLAND, WATSON & Co. 
 (card, p. 242) 
 
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 Jason. Richard &. Co. 
 
 
 
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 MAGILL. R. & B. (card, p 22f 
 MoGIVERIN & Co. (card, p. 2S 
 
 Snnley, Wm. T 
 
 WALKER, JAMES P. & Co. 
 
 (card, p. 240) 
 
 Wood & Leggat 
 
 Leblano, Charles 
 
 Le Houillier, Edoaard 
 
 MULHOLLAND & BAKER ... 
 
 Pai*^, H. 
 
 Pattoii. Thomas ... 
 
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 Redstock, Hoeckh & Co 
 
 Ross P S & Brother 
 
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 SNOW DON, C. C. & Co. (card, 
 
 p. 464) 
 
 Tabb & Thompson.. 
 
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 Chown, A. & S 
 
 Fraser & George ... 
 
 THOMPSON, B. & S. H 
 
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 p. 463) 
 
 Warren, Francis 
 
 Watson, John, ( Manufacturer'a 
 
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 Gtberton & Yarker.. 
 
 
 Grow & Mayer 
 
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 MUCKLESTON, SAMUEL (see 
 card, p. 292) 
 
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 PARISH. WILLIAM 
 
 Searle. Edwin 
 
 Robertson. W. & Co 
 
 C W. 
 
 RUDSTON, W. & SON (card, 
 
 P- 294) 
 
 DRAKE & FOLEY 
 
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 Grant &; Bro 
 
 HAY, GEORGE 
 
 ISAAC, THOS. (card, p. 628) 
 
 Starke, James 
 
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 McLennan & Co.... ......... 
 
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 Rodden. J. C 
 
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 CHI8H0LM, H 
 
 HOPE. ADAM & Co 
 
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 Bhaw & Vennon ... 
 
 WORKMAN & GRIFFIN 
 
 ROUGH. W. (card. p. 688) 
 
 STEPHENS. A. M. & Co. 
 fcard. D. 640) 
 
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 Smith, Chapman & Co 
 
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 ThomDson. T. & J.. 
 
 
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 Chown, Lewis 
 
 Watkins, John, jun. Meaford, 
 Sinclair, O^borue... 
 
 Morton, R. & Co ^ 
 
 Patton. David. ....m ......... 
 
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 BADENACU, T. & Co. (card, 
 
 p. 876) 
 
 Barber, Alfred A. (agent) 
 
 B^liveau, Louis Joseph 
 
 B^liveau H & Co 
 
 Kingham. Robert... 
 
 Weller & Bertram.. 
 
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 Initersoll. Willett... 
 
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 Roblin. Finler P.... 
 
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 Wveott James ....— ......... 
 
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 foard. D. 3781 
 
 MoLellan. Donald... 
 
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 B«noit & Letoumeaz 
 
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 Quebee, C. E. 
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 Stanbridge East, do 
 Stratford, C.W. 
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 St. Catharines, do 
 
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 COY. FaANCIS (EaUte) (oard) 
 
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 NELSON, CHARLES (card, p. 
 
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 St Catharines 
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 3t. Hyacinthe, 
 St. Mary's, 
 Three Riven. 
 Toronto, 
 
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 II 
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 Woodstock, 
 
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 BELLEW, H. P. (card, p. 590) 
 
 ChaperoD, Mrs. L. T 
 
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 DeFor J E 
 
 BADENACH, WM 
 
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 DIXON. ALEX. & SON (card, 
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 EADON, WILLIAM & SON 
 
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 HAWORTH, THOMAS 
 
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 MioboD & Tttlbot 
 
 HEWITT, WILLIAM (card, 
 (P. 814) 
 
 Lewis, Rice, & Son 
 
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 Myrauj, 8. A » 
 
 Robitailie & Picber 
 
 Scott, H S. & Co 
 
 Mend, John 
 
 OLIVER. JOHN (card. p. 804) 
 
 PATERSON. P., & SON (see 
 
 card, p. 880) ..... 
 
 SHAW, SAMUEL J. (card, p. 
 
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 ST. LAURENT, F. A. (card, p. 
 
 680) 
 
 Cbalmi;r, R. S 
 
 
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 card, p. 834) 
 
 Ryftn, Jnmes B 
 
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 Fuller Brothers 
 
 Mitchell, W. H 
 
 THOM.SON & BURNS 
 
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 Bowditcb. George... 
 
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 Jeffrey, Andrew ... m ; 
 
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 Haymes, George H. 
 
 Pearson, H 
 
 Glebe, Heniy 
 
 Hallrr, John 
 
 Pellerin, Pierre 
 
 Mayer, Murcna 
 
 Shaw. William 
 
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 Beauhamois, 
 
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 Beanmont, 
 
 Bedford. 
 
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 Berlin, 
 
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 Bowmanville, 
 
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 Chatham, 
 
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 GRIFFIN. GEORGIE R. (t 
 
 Casgrain, P. A. E... 
 
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 Hamilton 
 
 
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 Toronto, C.W. 
 
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 C.B. 
 
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 O.K. 
 
 41 
 
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 41 
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 II 
 II 
 41 
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 2) ** 
 
 II 
 II 
 
 44 
 
 14 
 44 
 44 
 44 
 14 
 14 
 
 Nicolet, 
 Oil Springs, 
 Ottawa, 
 
 14 
 II 
 44 
 44 
 41 
 II 
 
 Paris, 
 
 ti 
 
 Perrytown, 
 Peterboro', 
 Picton, 
 Port Hope, 
 Portneuf, 
 
 44 
 
 Qaebee, 
 
 44 
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 44 
 II 
 44 
 44 
 41 
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 Marcou. Hcclor ... 
 
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 Papillon, Ffrdinand 
 Parnnt, Antoine ... 
 Venitire, Naroisse... 
 WURTELE. C. k W. 
 
 Young, George 
 
 Oiiellet, Pierre 
 
 Gi'linas, Muxime ... E 
 Richardson, George 
 
 Arsenault, 
 
 St. Germain, F 
 
 Brunelle. Madame.. 
 
 PesHin, Li^on 
 
 Lagaoe, M'lle. Luoie 
 Andrews, William .. 
 Hardy, Thomas J... 
 Dallaire. M'lle. Anna, St 
 
 Hennit, Joseph 
 
 Fontaine, Flavie ... 
 Rocheleau, Miss ... 
 Soulier. William ... 
 La Rividre, Hcnriette 
 Langelier, Isaac ... 
 Martel, Cyprien ... 
 
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 Langlier, L 
 
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 Maheu, NichoUs ... 
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 Coddington, H. H... 
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 KELLY. GEORGE M. (c 
 
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 St. Catharines 
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 )enis, Richeliei 
 
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 St. Hyacintbe 
 
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 44 
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 44 
 
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 Terrill, John 
 
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 Leoomte, Mrs. J. I. R 
 
 Singers, James 
 
 Bangs, C. W, & Co 
 
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 Davi.ti, Petrie & Co 
 
 Lock, W 
 
 Wooil, Francis 
 
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 Wrieley. H. J 
 
 do 
 
 Archand, Mrs. Charles 
 
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 Ashworth, W. H 
 
 
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 COTfi, OLIVIER (card, p. 698) 
 
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 fiimoneau. Vital ... 
 
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 Albion, do 
 
 Allandale MilU.do 
 
 Allendale, do 
 
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 Almonte, do 
 
 Alton, do 
 
 Amherstburg, do 
 
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 AnoKster, do 
 
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 Appleton, do 
 
 Argyle, do 
 
 Arnprior, do 
 
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 Johnston, Samuel... 
 
 Mitchell, Thos 
 
 Clark, John 
 
 Argue, George 
 
 Leonard, Michael .„ 
 Somerville, R. B.... 
 
 Barton, Geo 
 
 Pigot, John 
 
 Stewart, Alex 
 
 Brownell. Thos 
 
 Brownell k Hainea„ 
 
 Gurnett. J. G 
 
 Stevenson. Edward. 
 Charaberlin, Richard 
 
 Davis, James 
 
 McLean. J. k W.... 
 Martin k Nairn ... 
 York, Somuel D. ... 
 Wilson, Robert 
 
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 EngUnd. Stephen 
 
 Knisht. Alson ...... 
 
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 Thompson, James 
 
 Warbrick, Joseph F 
 
 Calder, William 
 
 Crooks, James 
 
 JarviH, G T 
 
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 Smith, Thomas 
 
 Pipe. John ...... 
 
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 Kolfnge, John G. ... 
 
 
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 Ronalds. Robert ... -. 
 
 
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 Murray, Alex 
 
 Brown, David 
 
 
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 I 
 
1158 
 
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 Bagotville, 
 
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 MoCrady, A. 
 
 Sweet, J. C 
 
 Coles, J. k a 
 
 Croiall, Edward ... 
 
 Foreman, Wm 
 
 Orr, Richard 
 
 Patterson, Andrew.. 
 Briggs, Edward J... 
 
 Doniivan, Wm 
 
 Maya, Olivier 
 
 Maguire, Tbomaa & J 
 
 Qjest, Richard 
 
 Amos, Thomas 
 Ferguson, Jsmes ... 
 
 Ferguson, Wm 
 
 Bash, Wm 
 
 Lawrence, George... 
 Brenton, Francis ... 
 
 Mullette, D. II 
 
 Williamson, J. N.... 
 
 Brown, D. S 
 
 Letourneau, F 
 
 Arseneau & Co 
 
 Peltier, Pierre 
 
 McNeely, Brice, jun. 
 
 Davis, Wm 
 
 Pollard, Wm 
 
 Young, Wm. A. & Co. 
 Kemp, Benjamin ... 
 
 Webster, T L 
 
 Everingham, George 
 Morris, Benjumin... 
 
 Brazier, J. M 
 
 St. Denis, M 
 
 Manning, George... 
 
 RnuHsin, Alexis 
 
 Parke & Son 
 
 Dunn, John 
 
 Landry, Oeorge 
 
 Osborne & ThomHS 
 Kichardson, Thomas 
 
 Booth, A. C 
 
 Quesnel, Paul 
 
 Smith, .iohn 
 
 Cardinal, Augnstia 
 Foreman, Willinm.. 
 Kingsbury, Stej hen 
 
 Barlh, John 
 
 Kellar, Chas 
 
 Pointer, Jimes & R. 
 
 Pengelly, John 
 
 Lal'ramboise, Mr.... 
 
 Shaw, Wm 
 
 Kllis, R. G 
 
 Cannith, James 
 
 Coulter, Jiimes 
 
 Doan, 0. 8. 
 Strarr & Hawkins.. 
 
 Dennis, John 
 
 Rugg, Lorenxo 
 
 Simmons, M ..... 
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 Duggan, Thomas... 
 
 White, G. E 
 
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 McBae, Alex 
 
 Lougon, Andrew ... 
 Reaard, Charles ... 
 
 Brockville, 
 
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 TrffmblfiT Hurth^lAtnl .... 
 
 44 
 
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 Brome, 
 
 Brooklin, 
 
 44 
 
 Brownsbarg, 
 
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 Baldwin, 
 
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 Smith. 0. C 
 
 Ballydufr, 
 
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 Ileldebrant, Ernest 
 
 A.nsffff L D ... 
 
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 Barnston, 
 
 r. K. 
 
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 Southmavd. E 8 
 
 • 4 
 
 Brougham, 
 
 Brucefield, 
 
 Buckingham, 
 
 44 
 
 C W. 
 
 Foster, James 
 
 Flammand, Charles 
 Flamuiand, Tbt-uphlle 
 
 Baker, Wm 
 
 Dee^inir. Petor 
 
 Bath, 
 
 Butiscan, 
 
 Batlersca, 
 
 Bayfield, 
 
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 C. E. 
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 ames .. .. Burford. 
 
 Burritl's Rapid 
 
 Buttnnville, 
 
 C.W. 
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 High, Thomas 
 
 Beach, David 
 
 Baybam, 
 
 Bencliburgh, 
 
 Beachville. 
 
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 „ (/aintown. 
 
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 Burton. Q. 
 
 44 
 
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 Henry, Warren 
 
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 Camden Ea«t, 
 
 Compbellford 
 
 Canitton, 
 
 44 
 
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 II 
 
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 Beaumont, 
 
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 Gravel, F. X 
 
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 Canning, 
 
 Canningion, 
 
 Canrobert, 
 
 Carleton, 
 
 44 
 
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 Benuport, 
 
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 Rioliardson, Osborne 
 
 41 
 
 C. E. 
 
 Adnms, John N 
 
 Anderson. James ... 
 
 BeavertOD, 
 
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 (1o 
 
 CAMERON, JAMES 
 
 ti 
 
 Carleton Place 
 
 Carlisle, 
 
 44 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Mcintosh, Wm 
 
 11 
 
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 Be9ftDcour, 
 
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 Dubois, Pierre ... 
 
 44 
 
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 Cashmere, 
 
 Csstleton, 
 
 Cavsffnol. 
 
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 Brown, N. S 
 
 Clays, Geo. ... 
 
 Bedford, 
 
 .4 
 
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 Steele, James 
 
 BKENTON, JOHN & FRAi> 
 
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 (CIS Belleville, 
 
 44 
 
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 Campbell, Alex ... 
 
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 Frost, Abraham ... ... 
 
 (4 
 
 Cavan, 
 
 ^ Cedres, 
 
 CeDtrflTille. 
 
 C W. 
 
 Trott, Joseph 
 
 Robertson, George 
 
 Pepin, Celestin 
 
 Guisebush, Joseph 
 
 Madle, 
 
 Bellraore, 
 
 Bell's Corner 
 
 Beloeil, 
 
 Benmiller, 
 
 44 
 
 C B. 
 
 c w. 
 
 Chambly Basin, 
 
 Champlain, 
 
 44 
 44 
 
 Charleston, 
 
 C.B. 
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 Gonimersall, Robert 
 Smith, Thomas 
 
 .. Bennie's Corner 
 Bentinck, 
 
 P 
 Berlin, 
 
 44 
 
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 BREITHAUPT, L. (card 
 
 62) ... 
 
 Lang, Reinhold 
 
 Chateauguay 
 
 Chatbana, 
 
 Chatham, 
 
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 C.B. 
 
 C.W. 
 
 C.B. 
 
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 Ralston. P 
 
 Berlbier en Ilaut 
 Berwick. 
 
 Boekus, Charles ... 
 
 Chatoworth, 
 
 Cbippawa, 
 
 44 
 
 Chnrchville. 
 
 C W 
 
 Boekus, John A. ... .... 
 
 44 
 
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 Jackson, Thomas ... .... 
 
 << 
 
 Stewart, John 
 
 44 
 
 Bethune, 
 
 
 
 Bio, 
 
 Black Creek, 
 
 McPhee, M 
 
 Thompson, John ... 
 
 Caron, Wm 
 
 Baker, Jonathan ... 
 
 Claremont, 
 
 Clarence, 
 
 ... Clarendon Centre, 
 
 Clarke, 
 
 Clayton, 
 
 do 
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 C. E. 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
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 Penny, N. T 
 
 Playter, Charles 
 
 Bloonifield, 
 
 Bloomsburg, 
 
 Bobcaygeon, 
 
 Bonaventure, 
 
 44 
 
 Wilson, James 
 
 Bigonette, X 
 
 Clinton, 
 
 do 
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 Bignauesse, II 
 
 Clunas, 
 
 Coaticook, 
 
 Cobourg, 
 
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 C.W. 
 
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 Desrochers, H 
 
 Abbott, Isaac 
 
 Bany, J. W. & T 
 
 Boucherville, 
 
 Bradford, 
 
 44 
 
 Bingham, Joseph... 
 
 44 
 
 (Parksville) Colcheste 
 Collfield. 
 
 Hammond, T. C 
 
 Brampton, 
 
 44 
 
 .. ... Brantford 
 
 Wigley, J 
 
 Ott, John 
 
 (card, p. 
 
 Collingwood, 
 
 (card, p. 
 
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 C.W. 
 
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 Wallace & Hoogbton 
 Sobenerman & Berberioh . 
 Empy, Francis 
 
 • 4 
 
 Bridgeport, 
 
 Bridgewater, 
 
 BRIGHAM, E. 
 
 Brigham, 
 
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 DANA, GEO. A. (card, p. 
 
 Compton, 
 
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DrookvUlc, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 •1 
 
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 Brome, 
 
 C. E. 
 
 Brooklln, 
 
 C W. 
 
 ti 
 
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 Brownsbnrg, 
 
 0. g. 
 
 II 
 
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 Brougham, 
 
 C W. 
 
 Brucefield, 
 
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 Bu^kingbum, 
 
 C. B. 
 
 II 
 
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 Burford. 
 
 CW. 
 
 urritt'H Rapid 
 
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 Buttnnville, 
 
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 <'aintown. 
 
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 Cannington, 
 
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 Canrobert, 
 
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 Carlisle, 
 
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 Centreville, 
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 [Charleston, 
 
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 vhateauguay 
 
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 /hatbam. 
 
 (!.W. 
 
 'hutham, 
 
 C. B. 
 
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 Jhurchville, 
 
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 }laremont. 
 
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 llarke, 
 
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 !laytoa, 
 
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 lunas, 
 
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 oaticook, 
 
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 abourg. 
 
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 oilfield, 
 
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 ollingwood. 
 
 C.W. 
 
 II 
 
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 C B. 
 
 impton. 
 
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 1159 
 
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 Goodwin, Odorge ... 
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 180) 
 
 Mason, Donald 
 
 Forest, Carilas 
 
 SauT^'. Pierre 
 
 Dunlop, William ... 
 
 Compton, 
 
 Cooksbire, 
 
 Cornwall, 
 
 II 
 
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 Ostrom, Daniel 
 
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 Connor, Samuel ... 
 Baker, Will'mm S... 
 Parker, John M. ... 
 Buchanan, Thom.as. 
 
 Kerr, William 
 
 Davidson, John 
 
 AuchinTale, Alexander 
 Dayfoot, P. W. A J. B. 
 Wnison, James B... 
 
 Perkins, A. M 
 
 Smith, W. G. &A... 
 Biillinger, George.. 
 
 Lane, Jonathan 
 
 Johnston. R. J. & N. J. 
 
 Maokie, Petfr 
 
 Miner, H., & Sons.. 
 Jackson, Edward ... 
 
 Pengally, Wm 
 
 Gow, P. & J 
 
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 Beardmore, G. L. ... 
 
 Cuzner, John 
 
 bt(i;fi;eller, Edward.. 
 
 i hMs, J. C 
 
 I'O' fNO.MlY, J. B. (car 
 
 Oiiinitr, VVm 
 
 (.'I'ipiu, Jat:t<.'s 
 
 Hale, R. !» 
 
 V»'»ituiaj, O'lr.T-ies.. 
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 'Thompson, Robert.. 
 
 .'•'iirtuue, John 
 
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 Allard, Paul 
 
 Beauchamp, Panl .. 
 Beauchamp, Treffl^. 
 Clements, Sewell ... 
 Fletcher, Wra. J. ... 
 
 Freeborn, .\ 
 
 Simmerman, R 
 
 Weisner, J 
 
 England, Israel 
 
 England, Brothers . 
 Ziucberau, Joseph.. 
 Matlock, J., & Co... 
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 Fonthill, 
 
 II 
 
 Frankford, 
 
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 C.W. 
 
 CAi6 St. Paul 
 
 , (Jofcntry, 
 
 do 
 
 McKee, Alex 
 
 Perley & Kidder ... 
 Williums. Samuel. .. 
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 Gait, 
 
 Gananoque, 
 
 Georgvtown, 
 
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 Goderich, 
 
 Gormley, 
 
 Gosfiuld. 
 
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 Cumtninsville, 
 
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 II 
 
 II 
 
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 Hyman, E. W. 
 
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 <lo 
 
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 Dodds, Matthew ... 
 
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 II 
 
 II 
 
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 Brown, Anson H.... 
 
 Beban, Patrick 
 
 Muir, William .... 
 
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 Harpurhay, 
 
 Harrowdmith 
 
 ...Harrey Hill Mines, 
 
 Hastings. 
 
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 HawkesTille, 
 
 Uazledt i, 
 
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 ......... IleadTille, 
 
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 Burner, Franuia ... 
 Dunning, Edwnrd... 
 
 Dunning. Orin 
 
 Minor, F 
 
 Sime, George 
 
 Gourley, George ... 
 
 Smith. John 
 
 BRIGHAM. E 0... 
 
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 Henry, 
 
 Henry ville, 
 
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 Hereford, 
 
 Hillsburgh, 
 
 Holland Landinj 
 
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 Houghton, 
 
 Howick, 
 
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 LoTarne, Augustus.. 
 
 DeTit, Thomas 
 
 Putnam. B L 
 
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 II 
 
 
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 II 
 
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 Huntingdon, 
 
 II 
 
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 Pioard, George 
 
 Lawrence, Jacob ... 
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 Dalby, Robt-r' 
 
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 Embro, 
 
 Escott, 
 
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 Industry, 
 
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 II 
 
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 Inkerman, 
 
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 Hiies'iiii, William... 
 
 II 
 
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 Wright, William ... 
 Todd, W. M 
 
 Exeter, 
 
 do 
 
 Falkirk, 
 
 II 
 
 Iron Hill. 
 
 do 
 
 Falkland, 
 
 C. B. 
 
 Kincaid, John 
 
 FarmersTilIo, 
 
 *l 
 
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 Hunt, Lewis 
 
 Fenwiok, 
 
 Isle Vertc. 
 
 do 
 
 Lingwood, Robert... 
 Watson, C. W 
 
 ......... Fergus, 
 
 II 
 
 Jordan, 
 
 Kamouraska, 
 
 II 
 
 C.W. 
 C.B. 
 
 Gomersell, George... 
 McLachlan, James.. 
 
 FfiTiruson's Falli 
 
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 Ears, 
 
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 HelHon, Oeorge Keene, C.W. 
 
 ShaTer, W. II Kemptvillc, dn 
 
 Gareau, Prospire Kildare, C. E. 
 
 MassoD, Magioire... " do 
 
 McPberson, Wm Kincardine, C.W. 
 
 Salary, John " do 
 
 Dafis, Andrew King, do 
 
 Ford, Wm., jan Kingston, do 
 
 Martin, Wm " do 
 
 McKay, John, Jan " do 
 
 Barbour, James Kleinbnrg, do 
 
 Wilson, James " do 
 
 England, Israel Knowltnn, C. E. 
 
 Bourraisse, Charles La Bale, do 
 
 Qai eau, Theodore " do 
 
 Oelinas, On^sirae " do 
 
 Blouin, Naroisse Lr, Beauce, do 
 
 Qagn6, Thdophile '* do 
 
 Jobin, Henri " do 
 
 Hill, S., & Son La Chute, do 
 
 McGibbon, A. & T " do 
 
 Featherston, Wm. . Lacolle, do 
 
 Van Vliet, Alvin " do 
 
 Urqahart, Duncan Laggan, C.W. 
 
 Deveau, J. Bte Lambton, C. E. 
 
 Mair, John Lanark, C W. 
 
 Smith, John " do 
 
 Smith, Wm «' do 
 
 Morgan, J. D Langton, do 
 
 OAliuenu, Simon ... L'Acadie, C. E. 
 
 Mnruhand, Joseph.. " do 
 
 Dongald, Charles... L'Anse & Giles, do 
 
 Richard, George ... " do 
 
 Tremblay, Paul La Petite Riviere, do 
 
 lUcard, Osias La Pigeonidre, do 
 
 Allard, Etienne L'Assomption, do 
 
 Blanchard, Fabian " do 
 
 Garricpy, Pierre " do 
 
 Pajcite, En«bbe «' do 
 
 Shepherd. Thomas L Lawrenoeville, do 
 
 Lambly. John T Leeds, do 
 
 McCutcheon, Hugh " do 
 
 Eokardt, George Lemonvi'lb, C.W. 
 
 Ylpp, Peter " do 
 
 Copps, Elijah Leonard's Hill, C. E. 
 
 Archambault, Auguste L'Epiphanie, do 
 
 Desgagnier, Joseph Les Eboulemens, do 
 
 Fr^pngni^r, F Les Ecureuils, do 
 
 Hill, Samuel Leslie, C.W. 
 
 McNeil, William Lindsay, do 
 
 O'Berne, P " do 
 
 Descb^nes. Calixtf) L'lslet, C.E. 
 
 Lemieux, Octave ... " do 
 
 McDonell, Alexander Loch Garry, C.W. 
 
 Ash, W. H London, do 
 
 Hyman. E. W •< do 
 
 Johnston, Alexander •• do 
 
 LONDON TANNERY (card, p. 
 
 882) " do 
 
 McKay & Horner '• do 
 
 MOmULL, 8. (card, p. 832) .. " do 
 
 Hall, Robert L'Orignal, do 
 
 Johnson, C. & Son - " do 
 
 Wood & McConnell Loughboro', do 
 
 Lee, George Lowville, do 
 
 MoUonough, Alexander Luoknoir, do 
 
 Coleman, R. & Co Lyn, do 
 
 Smiih, J. M ,. " do 
 
 Brisoo, Innao N Madoe, do 
 
 Mullet, a " do 
 
 Hall & Mallncb Maitland, do 
 
 Heuston, William.. Msllorytown, do 
 
 McLean. M 
 
 Manilla, 
 
 Manningville, 
 
 March, 
 
 Markliam, 
 
 Mnrmion, 
 
 Mart'itown, 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 Masconche, 
 
 Maskinong^, 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 Massawippi, 
 Matane, 
 . Vincent P. 0. 
 
 II 
 
 Medonte, 
 Melancthon, 
 Melbourne, 
 II 
 
 lelbourne Ridg 
 Melville, 
 
 Merrickville, 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 M^tis, 
 Milford, 
 
 II 
 
 Millbank, 
 Millbrook, 
 Miltnn, 
 Mitchell, 
 Mongenais, 
 Mono Mills, 
 Monte Bello, 
 Mantmagny, 
 It 
 
 Moutreal, 
 
 1/ 
 
 II 
 11 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 11 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 
 C.W 
 
 Gibson, James B 
 
 McMurfy, George 
 
 Robinson & Flumerfelt 
 
 Kingsbury, Stephen 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 Campbell & Netherwaz 
 
 Faulds. John 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 McDonald, Donald.. 
 
 do 
 
 Allard & Desrochers 
 
 Chevalier, Pierre 
 
 Desrosiers, Franfois 
 
 Desiel, Louis 
 
 C.E 
 do 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Masson, E 
 
 Edt<on, Ilusea 
 
 Pellerin Brothers 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 Brown, Valentine, Meaford, St 
 Carnev & Hams ... 
 
 ,C.W. 
 do 
 
 Brotherson, D 
 
 Johnston, Mr 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 Chamberlin, R 
 
 Doyle, Thomas 
 
 C.E. 
 do 
 
 McLean, John B ft 
 
 Desmond, John B .. 
 
 CAMPBELL & MIRICK (card, 
 
 p. 860) 
 
 Smith, A. 
 
 e, do 
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 Brown, Jobn " do 
 
 Claremont Hotel Claremont, do 
 
 Clarenceville Hotel Clarenceville, C. E. 
 
 WILSON. ALEX Clarendon Centre, do 
 
 Joneii, Henry Clarke, C.W. 
 
 McMurty, Jiiines ... *' do 
 
 CASEV'S HOTEL (card, p. 106) Clnrksberg, do 
 
 Fergu.on, Richard Clifford, do 
 
 McDonuld, G " do 
 
 American Hotel ... Clifton, do 
 
 EAGLK HOTEL " do 
 
 SUSPENSION BRIDGE HOTEL 
 
 (card. p. 106) '• do 
 
 Clifton Houee Clifton House Village, do 
 
 Ellis's Hotel " do 
 
 Clinton Hotel Clinton, do 
 
 Farmi»rs' Hotel " do 
 
 Prince of Wiiles Hotel " do 
 
 Railway Hotel •• do 
 
 Victoria Hotel •• do 
 
 Mountain House ... Clontnrf, do 
 
 Brigbiun, J. M & Sons Coaticook, C. E. 
 
 Johnson, Mrn. John " do 
 
 Merrill, W W " do 
 
 Albert House Cobourg, C.W. 
 
 Cobourg Hotel " do 
 
 GLOBE HOTEL (card, p. 298) " do 
 
 Market Hotel " do 
 
 North American Hotel '• do 
 
 Ontario Hotel " do 
 
 Queen's Arms Hotel " do 
 
 RailroAil Hotel •* do 
 
 Roysl Hotel " do 
 
 St. Liiwrence Hotel " do 
 
 BROWN'S HOTEL Colborne, do 
 
 Colborne Hotel " do 
 
 SencsHok, Edward Colchester, do 
 
 INKEKMAN HOUSE Colebrook, do 
 
 Grout, Rolph Collfield, C.E. 
 
 McLane, Michael... " do 
 
 ALMA HOTEL Collingwood, C.W. 
 
 Anglo-. American Hotel " do 
 
 Huron Hotel •' do 
 
 InternHtionnl Hotel " do 
 
 North American Hotel " do 
 
 RAILWAY HOTEL (card, p. 127) " do 
 
 Hill, Walter Columbus, do 
 
 Guilbert, T Coraptoo, C. E. 
 
 Paige, D W " do 
 
 British Hotel Conestogo, C.W. 
 
 Conestogo Hotel " do 
 
 North Ainerioan Hotel " do 
 
 Globe Hotel Consecon, do 
 
 Prince Edward Hotel " do 
 
 Hotel de III Pomme d'Or Contrecoeur, C. E. 
 
 HOWARD, EDWARD Conway, C.W, 
 
 Lion Hotel Cooksbire, C. E. 
 
 Union Hotel Cookstown, C.W. 
 
 Vulcan Hotel " d- 
 
 CawW, Daniel Cooksfille, do 
 
 MORLEY, F. B •• do 
 
 Shannon. Jacob ... 
 COMMERCIAL HOTEL (card. 
 
 Copetown, C.W. 
 
 p. 186) 
 
 Cornwall Hotel 
 
 Exchange Hotel ... 
 
 Ottawa Hotel 
 
 Railroad Hotel 
 
 St. Andrew's Hotel 
 Union Hotel 
 
 Cornwall, 
 
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 CowansTille, 
 
 Cunningham, John A C6tenu du Lac, C. E. 
 
 Guiodon, Magloire.. ... 
 Lalonde, Joseph ... ... 
 
 Martin, Olivier 
 
 Rousseau, Elie 
 
 SauT^, Joseph 
 
 St. Amour, Moiise 
 
 Beaver House ... 
 
 Chef Lieu Hotel 
 
 Coteau House, 
 
 Berieux, William... 
 Leroulx, Francois X. 
 
 Sanv6, Adam L 
 
 Cowansville Hotel .. 
 NELSONVILLE HOUSE 
 
 British American Hotel Danville, 
 
 Danville H.>use ... " 
 
 Canadian Hotel Delaware, 
 
 Queen's Arms Hotel " 
 
 Western Hotel " 
 
 North American Hotel Dereham, 
 
 Royal Hotel " 
 
 British Hotel Dingle, 
 
 North American Hotel " 
 
 Gagnon, Honors .... Drummondville, 
 
 Loly, J. B. L 
 
 Welch, John " 
 
 Exchange Hotel Drummondville, 
 
 NATIONAL HOTEL (card, p. 
 
 164) 
 
 Elgin House 
 
 North American Hotel 
 
 RED LION HOTEL 
 
 RILEY'S HOTEL (card, p. 160) 
 
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 Western Hotel 
 
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 Coteau Landing, do 
 
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 Dundas, 
 
 Plamondon. Ignace. 
 American House.... 
 Travellers' Home ... 
 
 Union Hotel 
 
 International Hotel 
 Metropolitan Hotel 
 
 Victoria Hotel 
 
 B^langer, Jean Bte. 
 Le Rividre, Matilda 
 Malette, Hermidas.. 
 Quesnel, Hilaire ... 
 
 Steele, David 
 
 Railroad House ... 
 
 British Hotel 
 
 Eganville Hotel 
 
 Union Hotel 
 
 Daley, John 
 
 Robinson, A. R. ... 
 Van Egmond, Wm.. 
 
 Bain, John 
 
 Biggar, Thomas ... 
 
 Dalby, Robert 
 
 Hamilton, James ... 
 
 Jones, A. 
 
 Albion Hotel 
 
 Embro Hotel 
 
 Ayres, Thomas 
 
 Dundee, 
 Dunham, 
 
 Dunnville, 
 
 .East Ilawksbury, 
 
 Edward.sburg, 
 Eganville, 
 
 Egmondville, 
 
 Elora, 
 
 Embro, 
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 Knapp, Richard " do 
 
 Sohillar, Oeorne " do 
 
 Dissett, Hubert Exeter, do 
 
 Ilaskett, T. 4 W Falkirk, do 
 
 Conamercial Hotel Falkland, do 
 
 Donovan, John FarmersTlIIe, do 
 
 Hamlin, Reuben " do 
 
 Brandon Hotel Fenelon Falls, do 
 
 Clifton House '• do 
 
 British Hotel Fergus, do 
 
 Elgin House " do 
 
 Fergus Arms " do 
 
 North American Hotel " do 
 
 Boughner, Wesley F Eingal, do 
 
 Partriilge, John •• do 
 
 Pemherton, George " do 
 
 Desideratum Hotel- Fontbill, do 
 
 Fonthill Hotel " do 
 
 Pelham Heights Hotel « do 
 
 Forsyihe House Port Erie, do 
 
 Niagara House " do 
 
 Waterloo Ferry House " do 
 
 Clark, G. W Frankford, do 
 
 Doyle, John " do 
 
 Golding, S " do 
 
 ALBION HOTEL (card, p. 188) Gait, do 
 
 Auderson, Hiram '< do 
 
 Bernhurd, William " do 
 
 Freme, Thomas " do 
 
 Graham, George « do 
 
 Knox, Thomas " do 
 
 Queen's Arms " do 
 
 WESTERN STAR HOTEL 
 
 (card, p. 188) ... " do 
 
 Gananoque Hotel Gananoque, do 
 
 PROVINCIAL HOUSE " do 
 
 Summer's Hotel ... " do 
 
 Victoria House " do 
 
 GvHp6 Hotel Gasp^ BaslD, C. E. 
 
 AMERICAN HOTEL (card, p. 
 
 194) Georgetown, C.W. 
 
 Exchange Hotel ... " do 
 
 Georgetown Hotel *' do 
 
 UailroaJ Hotel << do 
 
 Bigolow, Levi Georgville, C. E. 
 
 CAMPEDOWN HOUSE " do 
 
 Northern Hotel Georgina, C.W. 
 
 Shcphard's Hotel '• do 
 
 Fiuk, Walter Glanford, do 
 
 McAllister, Elishi " do 
 
 McKec, John <* do 
 
 Glanmire Hotel Glanmire, do 
 
 JELLY'S HOTEL (card, p. 200) " do 
 
 Ellis, William D Glenallan, do 
 
 Robertson, Alexander " do 
 
 Grafton Hotel Gleacoe, do 
 
 Mansion House " do 
 
 British Exchange Hotel Godericb, do 
 
 DARK'S HOTEL '• do 
 
 Farmers' Hotel " do 
 
 Huron Hotel " do 
 
 MAITLANU HOTEL (seeoard, 
 
 p. 200) <« do 
 
 North American Hotel " do 
 
 Union Hotel " do 
 
 Victoria Hotel " do 
 
 GOODWOOD INN Goodwood, do 
 
 Railway Hotel Grafton, do 
 
 Rob Roy Hotel " do 
 
 Canadian House Granby, C E. 
 
 Central House " do 
 
 Savsge, J. n Granby, 
 
 Savard, Gr6goire ramie Bale, 
 
 MASONIC ARMS Gravenhurst, 
 
 Armstrong, David Greensville. 
 
 Bullock, W •< 
 
 Frederick, Mrs. .M « 
 
 Snell, John Greenwood, 
 
 Sterlinit, Mrs. Judith " 
 
 Howard, John Grenville, 
 
 Kelly, Patrick •< 
 
 La Roy, Orrin «« 
 
 Neaglo James <« 
 
 Marlatt's Hotel Grimsby, 
 
 RANDALL'S HOTEL " 
 
 AMERICAN HOTEL Guolph, 
 
 GREAT WESTERN HOTEL 
 
 (card, p. 210) «• 
 
 PLA1 i"S HOTEL (card, p. 210) " 
 THORP'' lOTEL (see oarj, 
 
 p. IIOH) n 
 
 City Hotel Hamilton, 
 
 FOSTER, JOSEPH 
 
 GOERING'S HOTEL •« 
 
 INTERNATIONAL HOTEL " 
 
 McKAY. JOHN «« 
 
 NEW ANGLO-AMERICAN HOTEL" 
 ROYAL HOTEL (card, p. 234) 
 
 Allin, R Hampton, 
 
 Bowman, J Harrisburg, 
 
 Coleman, John •< 
 
 Hurley, B «« 
 
 MUNGER. JOSEPH Harrow, 
 
 C. E. 
 
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 Commercial Hotel . 
 
 Albion Hotel 
 
 Central Hotel 
 
 HASTINGS HOTEL 
 North American Hotel 
 
 Ottawa Hotel 
 
 Prince of Wales Hotel 
 
 Victoria Hotel 
 
 Bissett, Robert 
 
 Towers, James 
 
 Elgin House 
 
 Western Hotel 
 
 Col.'>yth Hou.se 
 
 Kemp, Mrs 
 
 Paquin, Pierre 
 
 GREAT EASTERN HOTEL Heidelberg, 
 
 Great Western Hotel '« 
 
 Henryville, 
 
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 Ilarrowsmith, 
 Hastings, 
 
 Hawksbury, 
 
 41 
 
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 Hay, 
 i< 
 
 Haysville, 
 
 41 
 
 Ilazledean, 
 II 
 
 Headville, 
 
 American Hotel .... 
 
 Dcmerse, N 
 
 Grady, Thomas 
 
 JOHNSTON, JOHN 
 
 McCoy, James " 
 
 Percy, 8. V '« 
 
 Tremont Hotel " 
 
 Baker, Wm Hespeler, 
 
 Glick, Mrs " 
 
 Pabst, Christ " 
 
 FLAGLER, SOLOMON milier. 
 
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 Bridges, Wm. 
 
 Duggan, Wm 
 
 Hill, Robert 
 
 K\Ti, John 
 
 L'.ajon, Samuel ... 
 'jommercial Hotel... 
 MoClure, James ... 
 Northern Hotel ... 
 Didrick, Abraham .. 
 ROYAL OAK HOTEL 
 Williamson, James.. 
 Petersburg Hotel... 
 
 Hillsburgh, 
 
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 Humberstone, C.W. 
 
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 Ingersoll, 
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 Kingston, 
 
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 Kingsville, 
 
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 Knowlton, 
 
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 Bdlanger, J 
 
 Harney, P 
 
 Lefebvre, Antolne... 
 
 Lt'tger, Charles 
 
 Ottawa Hotel 
 
 Prince of Wales Ilotc 
 
 Whelrin, J 
 
 Burch, Alvab 
 
 Green, Joseph 
 
 American Hotel ... 
 
 Ennis' Hotel 
 
 Farmers' Hotel 
 
 Prince Hotel 
 
 Pepins, Joseph. ... 
 
 Simons, Peter 
 
 Brompton House ... 
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 Burns' Hotel 
 
 Lumont, Mrs 
 
 Union Hotel 
 
 Victoria Hotel 
 
 BOUGHNER, U. W. 
 
 Wulisingliam. N 
 
 Morin, Pnul 
 
 Papineau, Luc 
 
 Dep6t Hotel 
 
 Hanielin Hotel 
 
 Hotel du Peuple ... 
 
 Ayerst, Alfred 
 
 Beech, Mills 
 
 Albion Hotel 
 
 British American Ho( 
 
 Carew's Hotel 
 
 DOHENY'S HOTEL 
 
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 Jewett, C 
 
 Lindsay, Henry P... 
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 Union Hotel 
 
 Bexeau, Jacques ... 
 
 Lloydtown Inn 
 
 Mansion House 
 
 QUIGLEY. OWEN.. 
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 Arkell's Hotel 
 
 Balkwill's Hotel ... 
 British Empire House 
 
 Brock's Hotel 
 
 City Hotel 
 
 CLARKE, ROBERT 
 
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 Dulmnge, John 
 
 Hiscox's Hotel 
 
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 Laduke, Julien 
 
 Toutloff, Francis ... 
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 Kiite!<vilk> Hotel 
 
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 FORMAN, GEORGE 
 
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 Hyndman, Mrs. ... 
 
 Johnston, William.. 
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 ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL 
 
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 Kleiuburg Hotel 
 
 Royal Exchange Hotel 
 
 
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 Allen, Joseph P 
 
 KIMBALL, ALBERT 
 
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 Victoria Hotel 
 
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 Doyon, Joseph 
 
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 Genvst, Jean 
 
 
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 Hammanue, Francois 
 
 
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 Oaklfjr, Oeorge 
 
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 Central Hold 
 
 Mailill. William 
 
 Union Inn 
 
 DotlK^i Kufua 
 
 WilUon. W. C 
 
 Pellftier, Mrs. Thoir.*8 
 
 BOOTH, R. H. (card, p. 840)... 
 
 Ha^tirlgg House ... 
 
 HedgiiiH, William 
 
 Moon, Lymnn 
 
 North A inerioan Hotel 
 
 RurmpII IIiiumh 
 
 MoNamnrit, Mra. ... 
 
 NichoUn. N. W 
 
 Live and Let Live Hotel 
 
 RnyHl Exohnnge Hotel 
 
 Europeiin Hotel ... 
 
 Mairlmid Hotel 
 
 Fink. IlirniQ 
 
 NeTiilc. ' imM 
 
 Agriculturnl inn ... 
 
 Heydon. Jnmes 
 
 Manilla House ......... 
 
 Stafre (louse 
 
 Maple Hotel 
 
 Michiiud, Mrs. H 
 
 Mowiitt. Mrs. W 
 
 AnKlo-Americnn Hotel 
 
 Hall, H 
 
 lngli». William 
 
 Hagfiarty, Dennis... 
 
 Martintown Hotel... 
 
 Prince of Wales Hotel 
 
 Union lloti'l 
 
 Basti^'n, M 
 
 Gblinax, Honor6 
 
 Rat. lie, C 
 
 HENDKRSON'S HOTEL (card, 
 
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 MEAFORD HOTEL 
 
 Meiiore, Levy 
 
 PAUL. .lOHN 
 
 Stubbx, John 
 
 Gee, John N 
 
 GOUIN, FRANCIS 
 
 City Hotel 
 
 Diamond ft Jordan 
 
 Eaglfton, James... 
 
 Stark, J D 
 
 Noble, Jonathan, jun 
 
 Milford, Hotel 
 
 New England Hotel 
 
 Burton, James 
 
 Harknexs, Mrs 
 
 Johnxton, Robert... 
 
 Johnston, Samuel... 
 
 Richardson, Qrenville 
 
 Sloan. James 
 
 Bouff.ird, Philibcrt 
 
 Thompson, Charles. 
 
 Wallace. John 
 
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 p .3G8) 
 
 Larkworthy, Wm 
 
 Bell, Robert 
 
 Irwin, John 
 
 Kidd, John 
 
 Lougbboro', 
 
 Luoao, 
 
 Lynden, 
 II 
 
 Ly«ter, 
 
 Maoville, 
 
 Madoc, 
 
 Magog, 
 
 II 
 
 Maidstone, 
 11 
 
 Maitland, 
 II 
 
 Mallorytown, 
 II 
 
 MnltoD, 
 II 
 
 Manilla, 
 
 Maple, 
 Maria, 
 II 
 
 Markham, 
 
 Marnocb, 
 Martiotown, 
 
 MaskinongS, 
 
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 Melbourne, 
 II 
 
 Merrickville, 
 
 M^^tis, 
 Milford.. 
 
 II 
 
 MiUbrook, 
 
 Milton, 
 Milton, 
 
 Mitchell, do 
 
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 Mono Mills, do 
 
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 McQuarrie, John... 
 
 McLaughlin, David J 
 
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 Cole'H Hotel 
 
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 ST. THOMAS HOTKL (card, 
 
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 REVNuLbS, Z. (card, p. 872) Waterloo, 
 FARMKR.^' HOTEL (see card, 
 
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 QoMcn Swan Hotel " 
 
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 If 
 II 
 
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 Wellington, 
 
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 Wellington Squar 
 
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 Wellin(jton Square Hotel 
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 Wroxeter, 
 
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 We><t Flanilioro' Hotel . 
 
 Wjoming, 
 
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 Quairy, H 
 
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 Westmeath, 
 
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 Ynmaska, 
 
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 Carpenters' .Vrms... 
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 Weston, 
 
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 41 
 
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 York Mills. 
 
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 Yarker, 
 
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 Hamilton. 
 
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 C. E. 
 
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 Saumlers, Thomas C. 
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 Montreal, 
 
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 MULHOLLAND, ROBERT 
 
 McDonald, C 
 
 MoDoNELL. ALEX 
 
 lANCB COMFA 
 
 Alderville, C W. 
 Alexandria, do 
 
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 Amherstburg, do 
 
 " do 
 
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 Appin, do 
 Arnprior, do 
 
 do 
 
 " do 
 
 Athlone, do 
 
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 .Avcning, do 
 
 Aylmer, do 
 
 " do 
 
 Barnett, do 
 
 Barrie, do 
 
 Batb, do 
 
 Bayfield, do 
 
 " do 
 
 Beamsvillo, do 
 
 Beavertou, do 
 
 '« do 
 
 <• do 
 
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 Bi-dford, do 
 
 «' do 
 
 " do 
 
 '• do 
 
 Belford, C.W. 
 
 " do 
 
 Belle, ille, do 
 
 " dj 
 
 Behnore, do 
 
 Bentinck, do 
 
 " do 
 
 " do 
 
 rthier en Haut, C. E. 
 
 Berwick, C.W. 
 
 Bloorafield, do 
 
 Bothwell, do 
 
 Bowmanville, do 
 
 Bradford, do 
 
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 " do 
 Brampton, do 
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 '• do 
 
 '« do 
 
 " do 
 
 Brighton, do 
 
 ' Brockville, do 
 
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 Brome, C. E. 
 
 Burford, C.W. 
 
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 Burnhamthorpe, do 
 
 Camphelh'ord, do 
 
 ampbell's Cross, do 
 
 Canfield, do 
 
 Cannington, do 
 
 Carrillon, C E. 
 
 " do 
 
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 MEAGHER, JOS... 
 
 Watts. John 
 
 HACKETT, JNO. (card, 
 De Witt, Jacob H... 
 Livingston, T. C... 
 
 O'HARA, R 
 
 Cushing, Lemuel.... 
 
 Webb, C. R. G 
 
 Treble, Charles ... 
 Pointer, James E... 
 STEWART, CHARLES 
 
 Allen, Wm 
 
 Thwaites, Richard.. 
 
 FOX, A. R 
 
 Goodeve, George M. 
 
 Hawes, .Arthur 
 
 Peutland. Wm G... 
 
 Weller, W. H 
 
 Winans & Butler ... 
 
 FORD, C. R 
 
 Engleson, Matthew. 
 McLaren, Wm. R... 
 Hftmiltou, Wm. B... 
 LAWRENCE, JOSEPH 
 PROSSER, T. C. (card, 
 SMITH. J. H. (card, p 
 
 Fling, Wm 
 
 Cadman, Joshua M. 
 
 Wilford, R. H 
 
 HARPER, HENRY (sc 
 
 p. 160) 
 Shaw, Bartholomew 
 Carrerhill, W. C. F. 
 Dume.snil, G. H. ... 
 MAORATH, JAMES ( 
 
 136) 
 
 Gardiner, George... 
 LIVINGSTONE, WM. 
 WHITESIDE, JAMES ( 
 
 164) 
 
 Howell, John 
 
 Solmes, Samuel 
 
 MoLEAN, LACHLAN 
 Kerr, Rev. J. W. ... 
 
 Bell, Andrew 
 
 Burgess, J. L 
 
 HOWELL, WESLEY 
 
 Landen, W. II 
 
 KERR. REV. PETER 
 
 Davis, Thomas 
 
 Parker, John 
 
 BABINGTON, J. M. 
 HOWE, THOMAS.. 
 SUTER, ROBT. W. 
 
 Baker, Wm 
 
 Finley, E 
 
 Scott, Rev. Joseph.. 
 Amsdcn, Samuel ... 
 
 Brown, W. S 
 
 Carlisle, Thomas ... 
 Stevens, Samuel ... 
 Robinson, A. B. ... 
 Donaldson, Thomas 
 Giblion, William ... 
 Newman. W. P. & Co. 
 TAYLOR, RICHARD 
 McPHERSON, D. R. 
 SHOTTER, 8. L.... 
 Mitchell, Jamea ... 
 Elliott, B. V 
 
 TS. 
 
 Carleton, C. B. 
 
 Chambly Ra-iin, do 
 
 p. 08) Chambly Canton, do 
 
 Chateuuguay Basin, do 
 
 Chatham, C.W. 
 
 Anderson, Edmund 
 
 KEVILL, JAMES 
 
 Wilson. Georse 
 
 Campbell, A 
 
 McLiichlan, H 
 
 RUSSELL, ANDREW 
 
 Wait & Ward 
 
 Chatham, 
 
 Cheltenham, 
 
 Chippawa, 
 
 Churcbvillo, 
 
 Clarencevillo, 
 
 Clarendon Centr 
 
 Clinton, 
 
 Coaticook, 
 
 Cobourg, 
 
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 C. E. 
 
 C.W. 
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 C.E. 
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 C.W. 
 
 C. B. 
 
 C.W. 
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 Connor, Robert 
 
 Kelly, P. D 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
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 Hughes. H. C 
 
 Murray. Walter E 
 
 Bealtie, John 
 
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 FATTON & O'BRIEN 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 MoGUIRE J. B 
 
 Eshon, John 
 
 Gairdner, R. H 
 
 HODGE, ARCHIBALD 
 
 II 
 
 Colborne, 
 
 Coldsprings, 
 
 Collfiold, 
 
 do 
 
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 Davidson & Gurdoa 
 
 Keller. C. C 
 
 CoUiiigwood, 
 
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 127)... 
 
 Compton, 
 
 Coiisecon, 
 
 Cookshire, 
 
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 Cookstown, 
 
 Cooksville, 
 
 Coteau Lauding 
 
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 Dfiailets, Antoinp 
 
 AD\MS. N 
 
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 Dickenson, R. 
 
 C W 
 
 FroliiEh. 
 
 C F, 
 
 MeiBS, H. 
 
 
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 Willis, Mr 
 
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 IRWIN, FRANCIS W 
 
 Cameron & Ross ... 
 
 MoNABB, ALEX. B. (see card, 
 
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 Rowswell H. ... • 
 
 card, p. 
 
 Credit, 
 
 DcCewsvillo, 
 
 Delaware, 
 
 card, p. 
 
 Delhi, 
 
 Demorestville 
 
 Dereham, 
 
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 KITTSON, ALEXANDER ...Bfi 
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 Barnard, B 
 
 Davie, John F 
 
 Dini<Ie, 
 
 Douglas, 
 
 Drurabo, 
 
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 P- 62) 
 
 SCOTT, ALEX. F. (card, p. 62) 
 
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 NELLK8, JAMES C. 
 
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1182 
 
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 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 (JOMI'ANY 
 
 Perrier, A D 
 
 MoOUTCHEON. J. K. A 
 
 Wnlt. John 
 
 DEVEKARDO, D 
 
 lock. II. D 
 
 Mnrriiifte, Wdlfcr... 
 
 RICH & GILES (card, p. 188) 
 
 Gralmm, Richnni... 
 
 KempHon. P- Tcrtius 
 
 LEWIS GEORGE 
 
 Jenkins, I) 
 
 Rohlin. M B 
 
 McEwnn, Piiilny ... 
 
 McKAY. TlloMAS 
 
 PATTISON, WM. MEAD 
 
 Cook, WillUra 
 
 Fleniinf;, John 
 
 MILI-EK, JOHN G 
 
 Mcl.'A.MMON. S\M 
 
 LIOHTUOUY', ANDREW (card 
 
 p. lo^) 
 
 Loiiii'Iph. JamcH J 
 
 LIVINGSTON, JOHN 
 
 Phillips, Siimuel 
 
 Roe, W. W 
 
 YnuiiK, Jninea 
 
 Bullock, Increase... 
 
 Eviins, R H 
 
 Edinburgh Life Insurnnce Co... 
 
 Fletcher, Rev Charles 
 
 NORTH BR1TI.SH AND MER- 
 CANTILE FIRE AND LIFK 
 1N>SURAN(;EC0.MPANY ... 
 
 McDonnlil, Angua P 
 
 McDonald. W. E 
 
 Graham, Gcnrgo ... 
 
 'Jlilniour, F. C ,., 
 
 Whilcomb, Jo.xinli D 
 
 NELLES, J. H 
 
 Daviilt<on. ('hurlea .. 
 
 Greet, Richard 
 
 Hatch, Hi'nry 
 
 Moure, R M 
 
 Stone. F W 
 
 Street, John 
 
 Ambridpe, T. A. ... 
 
 BALL. F. A. (card. p. 214) 
 
 BELuHOUSE, WILLIAM (see 
 card) ... 
 
 BRAV. JOSTA«^ (card, p. 226) 
 
 BROWN, GILLESPIE & CO., 
 (card. p. 214) 
 
 Bull. Richanl 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 COMPANY (^ee card inside 
 front cover) 
 
 CANADA WEST FARMERS' 
 MUTUAL AND STOCK IN- 
 SURANCE COMPANY 
 
 FORUES. A F. (card, p. 2:C). 
 
 Macarthur, John ... 
 
 MURTON, J. W 
 
 Pringle, James D 
 
 STREET. R. P 
 
 Younjt, Maitland. juD 
 
 ELLIOTT, HENRY, Jon. (see 
 cnr.1, p. 260) 
 
 Williams. William 
 
 TownHend, James A 
 
 Cotter, R. C. U 
 
 Fergus, 
 
 Fonthill, 
 
 Fcrt Erie, 
 
 Frankford, 
 
 Franktown, 
 Freclton, 
 Frelighsburg. 
 Gait, 
 
 Gananoquo, 
 
 Oarafraxa, 
 Gnapt^ Basin, 
 Georgetown, 
 
 Georgeville, 
 Georgina, 
 Glenallan, 
 Goderiuh, 
 
 C.W. 
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 C.W. 
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 C.W. 
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 II 
 
 GrabainsTille, 
 
 Granby, 
 
 II 
 
 Grimsby, 
 Guelph, 
 
 Hamilton, 
 
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 UJ 
 
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 Hartford, 
 
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 Hastings, 
 
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 Co. (card, p 260) 
 
 Edward, William 
 
 Latham, James 
 
 Bellogue. M O 
 
 Cross, Harrison 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 COMPANY 
 
 NAHROANG, CONRAD (card, 
 
 P'-2C0; 
 
 FLAGLER. SOLOMON 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 COMPANY 
 
 WortK. Gi'orge 
 
 THOMPSON. JOHN 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 CO.MPANY 
 
 Fortune, James ... 
 
 LewiM. J. S 
 
 Shank. Daniel 
 
 Guilbault. Eilouard. 
 
 Liverpoi'1 and London Fire and 
 
 Life Insurance ('ompany 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 CO.Ml'ANY 
 
 Chadwick. Charles E 
 
 McANDREW, WILLIAM 
 
 Thirkell, Joseph .. 
 
 Woodcock, R. A. ... 
 
 Mills, Cephas 
 
 Equitable Fire Insurance To ... 
 CANADA LIFE ASSUR.ANCE 
 
 COMPANY 
 
 Kerr, Wnlter 
 
 Beaver Mutual Insurance Co... 
 Provident Life Assurance Co... 
 Beaver Mutual Insurance Co .. 
 
 STENNETT. HENRY 
 
 WALTON. JACOB 
 
 Fleming, William 
 
 Baker. C. N 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 COMPANY 
 
 Kievell, William ... 
 
 Mclnnes. Paul 
 
 McKENDRICK, MATTHEW... 
 
 Tilt. J. C 
 
 Albert Medical and Family Fln- 
 
 downient Life Assurance Co.. 
 
 Brijrgs, Thomas 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 COMPANY 
 
 Hartford InMurance Company... 
 
 Haven, l^nne C. ... 
 
 Noel. John V 
 
 NORTH BRITISH" AND MER- 
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 INSURANtE COMPANY ... 
 
 ROYAL INSURANCE Co 
 
 Shaw, Andrew & David 
 
 Shaw, John 
 
 STRANGE. MAXWELL W. ... 
 
 Wilson, Thomas ... 
 
 Pettis. N 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 COMPANY 
 
 Duguay. Ccpt. Joseph . 
 
 Barron. Thomas, jun 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 COMPANY 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 COMPANY 
 
 Hawkesbury, C.W. 
 Uemmingfurd, C.E. 
 
 do 
 Henry, C.W. 
 
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 Ilespeler, 
 
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 Ilillier, 
 
 Ilillsb'irgh, 
 
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 Humberstone, do 
 
 Huntingdon, C. E. 
 
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 Ingersoll, 
 
 Iroquois, 
 Isle Verte, 
 
 Kemptville, C.W 
 
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 Kilsyth, 
 
 Kincardine, 
 
 Kingston, 
 
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 la Hiiie, 
 
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 O'Connor, JiimPH, jiin 
 
 CANADA 1.1 FK AS^URANCE 
 
 COMPANY 
 
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 Allen. Kilwnrd 
 
 Laeolle, 
 Lanark, 
 
 Lavender, 
 
 II 
 
 LennoxviUo, 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 Lindsajr, 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 
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 11 
 
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 L'iMlet, 
 Little Britain 
 
 Ll^iydtOWD, 
 
 Lobo, 
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 London, 
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 II 
 II 
 L'Orignal, 
 
 II 
 
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 II 
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 Lyn, 
 II 
 
 Mullorytowr 
 
 Manilla, 
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 MnnningvilU 
 
 Miiple, 
 
 MarblctoD, 
 
 Markham, 
 
 II 
 II 
 
 3t. Vincent P. 
 II 
 
 Medina, 
 
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 Melbourne, 
 
 Melville, 
 
 Menie, 
 
 Milford, 
 
 ' Millbrook, 
 
 II 
 
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 . Mitchell, 
 
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 do 
 
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 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 COMPANY 
 
 COLONIAL LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 COMPANY 
 
 tcbell, 
 It 
 
 41 
 44 
 41 
 
 44 
 
 ono Mills, 
 II 
 
 onlreal, 
 
 44 
 
 41 
 
 44 
 
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 rOMl'ANY 
 
 HILL. .IAS (card, p. 368) 
 
 MATIIESON. T (card, p 36«) 
 
 ROYAL INSURANCE COM- 
 
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 Lonedell, 11 
 
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 McLaughlin, jas. k 
 
 JEu\n InMurunoe Company M 
 
 BRITANNIA LIFE ASSUR- 
 ANCK COMPANY 
 
 BRITANNIA MUTUAL LIFE 
 ASSOCIATIOM 
 
 BRITISH AMERICAN ASSUR- 
 ANCE CO 
 
 do 
 
 
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 CA.NADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 COMPANY 
 
 TIpfln .liiiiif^H 
 
 C. E. 
 do 
 
 lliidoini*th Adiim ... 
 
 
 KnowlHnll J 13 ..... 
 
 do 
 
 Otiklt-v Arthur 
 
 
 
 do 
 
 Pouliot, litiriljclcnii , 
 
 Fo?tor WiltiiiiQ 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 CO 
 
 do 
 
 Armstrong, .Arthur, jun , 
 
 EJwiir.lrf. II 
 
 Muliitvre. J 8 
 
 CHAFFKE. A. B 
 
 do 
 
 COLONIAL LIFE ASSUR- 
 ANCE CO. (card, opposite 
 
 
 neddoine F B 
 
 do 
 
 BoveV William 
 
 Connicticut Mutual Life Assur- 
 (ince Co. 
 
 
 Bucklt-y. .1 II 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 CO.MI'ANY 
 
 do 
 
 Cuvillifr, Austin ... 
 
 do 
 
 Uiivi.son, .lames ... 
 
 Dorwin, J. II 
 
 Forbes. A. Mackenzie 
 
 GAULT. M. H 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 Gill, William C. I 
 
 (llaua Ij-ivid 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 McU iinot, J. R 
 
 McDiiimlii A 
 
 GEDDES, CHARLES a 
 
 Gillf.-'pie, Moffatt & Co 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 Rowlutid. William, iun. 
 
 OK ANT. JAMES, (card, out- 
 ciile ront cover) 
 
 
 Sniyili. A. 
 
 WAUDKLL, HOUKRT 
 
 KELL()<JU. M. 
 
 LIFK ASSOCIATION OF 
 
 do 
 
 Griffith. T. W. & Co 
 
 HARTFORD FIRE INSUR- 
 ANCE CO 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 SCOTLXND 
 
 LIVKKl'OOL AND LONDON 
 FIlvl", INSUR.VNCE Co 
 
 HOME FIREINSURANCECo. 
 
 International Life Assurance 
 
 Co., of London... 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 Mnrstiiii. .) W 
 
 JOHNSTON, HENRY J. (card, 
 
 opposite inside back cover) ... 
 
 Lawfr>rd & Wilson 
 
 
 Western Fire Insurance Co 
 
 Coleman, R jun ... 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 LE TOURNEUX, P. L 
 
 do 
 
 McLftililati, A. T 
 
 LIFE ASSOCIATION F 
 SCOTLAND (card, outside 
 front cover) 
 
 LIVERPOOL AND LONDON 
 INSURANCE Co. (see car.I, 
 out>iile front cover) 
 
 LONDON ASSURANCE COR- 
 PORATION 
 
 
 Johns J 
 
 Smitli A. 
 
 do 
 
 Edwitnli', Williiini 
 
 Ingnini, J 
 
 French. J L S 
 
 CANAD\ LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 COMPANY '.. 
 
 County of Middlesex Fire la- 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 London atid Lancashire Fire 
 and Life 
 
 do 
 
 WiDix A 
 
 Lovelace, F. G. C 
 
 LYMAN, S. .1. &Co 
 
 MACDOUGALL & DAVIDSON 
 (card, opposite inside back 
 cover) 
 
 Manhattan Fire Insurance Co. 
 
 McKav. Henrv 
 
 do 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 COMPANY Meaford, 
 
 Purilv. J. A 
 
 do 
 
 BECK, .1. II 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 COMPANY 
 
 TAIT THOMAS 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 MOFFATT, JOHN 0QILV7... 
 
 Montreal Assurance Co 
 
 Murrav. William ... 
 
 do 
 
 Dfiinurd A. • • 
 
 t 
 
 Btdford, Gilbert 
 
 CLAPP, R (<:nrd, p. 846) 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCI 
 
 COMPANY 
 
 EYRES. T. (vhTil, p. 346) 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCI 
 
 COMPANY 
 
 MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE 
 COMPANY 
 
 Mutual Life Assurance Co. 
 
 Neptune Marine Insurance Co. 
 
 NORTH BRITISH & MER- 
 CANTILE INSURANCE CO. 
 (card, opp. inside back cover) 
 
 
 
 FIRST PRIZE PIANO MANUFACTORY, J. THOMAS & Co., PROPRIETORS, TORONTO. 
 
 
1184 
 
 INSURANCE COMPANIES AND AGENTS. 
 
 Pao'ifla Mntual TntrarftoeaCo.... 
 
 Montreal, 
 
 C. h'. 
 
 Phoenix Fire Inaurance Co 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Phuenix Insurano* Co 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 ProTincial loHurance Co 
 
 i< 
 
 do 
 
 Queen Fim k Life Ininrance Cu. 
 
 i< 
 
 do 
 
 RAMSAY, WM M (card, opp. 
 
 
 
 insile back cover) 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 ROUTH. H L (card, p. 456)... 
 
 •1 
 
 do 
 
 ROYAL 1N8. CO (card, p. 466) 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Scottish Amicable Life ABSur- 
 
 
 
 ance 8ociety 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 ficottiih ProTident Life Office... 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL A8- 
 
 
 
 SURANCK CO (card. p.416) 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 SMITH, F. C (card, outside 
 
 
 
 front cover) 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 SUr Life AHHuciation of London 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Union Mutual Fire Inaur. Co... 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Wood, Robert 
 
 II 
 
 Moore, 
 
 do 
 
 Abrey, 0. Ii 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Duck, John 
 
 Morpeth, 
 •1 
 
 dn 
 
 Scott, .Matthew 
 
 do 
 
 DurdiH Thomns ... 
 
 Morrisburg, 
 
 do 
 
 MORRISON. R. B. (oard,p.346) 
 
 Morriston, 
 
 do 
 
 Stovell. W. H 
 
 Mount Forest 
 
 do 
 
 Wilkes, J. C 
 
 II 
 ) Mount Tlurst 
 
 rin 
 
 WALLACE. JOHN (card, p. 472 
 McLean, Jiimes 
 
 do 
 
 Mount Pleasant 
 
 , do 
 
 MERCER, JOHN 
 
 Nanticoke, 
 
 do 
 
 Ueenian, Truenian.. 
 
 Napanee, 
 
 do 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 
 COMPANY 
 
 II 
 ■1 
 
 dn 
 
 Davy, D. C 
 
 do 
 
 Enston, R 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 NIEMEIKR, Dr. GEORGE (see 
 
 
 
 card, p 4!t4) 
 
 Neustadt, 
 Newark, 
 
 do 
 
 GARY, AUGUSTUS 
 
 do 
 
 Ed(tcr, John 
 
 New Bliss, 
 Newburgh, 
 
 do 
 
 Haw, J. D 
 
 do 
 
 HOPE, R. F 
 
 II 
 II 
 
 dn 
 
 Provincial FnflaranceCo 
 
 do 
 
 Western InHuranoe Co 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 
 COMPANY 
 
 Newcastle 
 
 do 
 
 L0VEKIN8, JAMES P 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Mcintosh, William 
 
 II 
 ■1 
 II 
 
 New Hamburg 
 
 do 
 
 Wilkinson, R. T 
 
 do 
 
 Wilinot, Samuel ... 
 
 dn 
 
 Hoefler, F. C 
 
 do 
 
 Parker, Henry 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Atkinson, Thomas 
 
 Newmarket, 
 
 do 
 
 Caldwell, H. W 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 
 COMPANY 
 
 II 
 II 
 11 
 II 
 
 dn 
 
 Hollon, 8. W 
 
 dn 
 
 Smith, R. H 
 
 dn 
 
 Wilson, Alfred, jun 
 
 dn 
 
 Niles, William 
 
 Nilestown, 
 
 do 
 
 Roy, Archibald 
 
 Normanton, 
 
 dn 
 
 Kinfi(, Stephen 
 
 North Glanford <in 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSUR.ANCE 
 
 
 , -. 
 
 COMPANY 
 
 Norral, 
 
 do 
 
 Clay. William 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Wallace, Thomas 
 
 Norwich, 
 
 do 
 
 Ainott. David 
 
 OakviUe, 
 
 do 
 
 BALMER, A. (card, p. 510)... 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 
 
 COMPANY 
 
 II 
 II 
 
 Odesss, 
 
 dn 
 
 Wass, William 
 
 do 
 
 WriRht, U. N 
 
 dn 
 
 Falrhimks. J, H 
 
 Oil Springs, 
 
 do 
 
 BUCKWELL, WM. S 
 
 Onondaga, 
 
 do 
 
 Armstrong, Wm 
 
 Orangcvllle, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Hockham, T. R 
 
 • 4 
 
 do 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCB 
 
 
 COMPANY 
 
 II 
 11 
 
 do 
 
 Longeway, John ... 
 
 do 
 
 McCarthy, M 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Wheelock, C. J 
 
 II 
 
 Orlllia, 
 
 do 
 
 DALLAS. THOMAS 
 
 <io 
 
 Porters, Thomas H 
 
 It 
 11 
 
 do 
 
 ROYAL INSURANCE Co 
 
 do 
 
 Western Assurance Co 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Dickson, James 
 
 Orono, 
 
 do 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 
 
 COMPANY 
 
 Osbawa, 
 
 do 
 
 Skae, E. E 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 Ottawa, 
 
 do 
 
 Walton, A. M 
 
 do 
 
 ..Etna Insurance Company 
 
 do 
 
 Britannia Life Assurance ('o... 
 
 H 
 
 do 
 
 British Ameriran Astsuratce Co. 
 
 ■ 1 
 
 do 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 COMPANY 
 
 14 
 
 i; 
 
 do 
 
 ColoTiial Life Assurance Co. ... 
 
 do 
 
 Doric, John 
 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Friel, II. J 
 
 do 
 
 HARRIS. P P 
 
 do 
 
 Hcubiicli, George... 
 
 do 
 
 Home Insurance Co., N. Y. ... 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 International Life Assurance 
 
 
 
 Society 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 LIFE ASSOCIATION oF 
 
 
 
 SCOTLAND 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 LIVERPOOL AND LONDON 
 
 
 INSURANCE COMPANY... 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 London Fire Assurance Co 
 
 It 
 
 do 
 
 London and Lancashire Fire 
 
 
 
 and Lifo AsHuranee Co 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Montreal Assurance Company.. 
 
 11 
 
 do 
 
 NORTH BRITISH AND MER- 
 
 
 
 CANTILE FIRE AND LIFE 
 
 
 
 INSURANCE COMPANY ... 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 O'Reilly, Richard 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Pennock, J. T 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Phoenix Fire Insurance Co 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Provincial Assurance Company 
 
 
 
 of Toronto 
 
 i( 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Queen Insurance Company 
 
 do 
 
 ROYAL INSURANCE COM- 
 
 
 
 PANY 
 
 11 
 
 do 
 
 SCOTTISH PPOVINCIAL AS- 
 
 
 SURANCE CO.MPANY 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Walsh, James E. ... 
 
 1 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Western Assurance Company... 
 
 do 
 
 Stephens, W. A 
 
 Owen So 'od, 
 
 do 
 
 Dick, Robert 
 
 Paisley, 
 
 do 
 
 Davis, R. H 
 
 Fakeuham, 
 
 do 
 
 Provincial Insurance Co 
 
 (1 
 
 do 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSCBANCE 
 
 
 
 COMPANY 
 
 Pftria. 
 ■I 
 
 do 
 
 Dickson, David R 
 
 do 
 
 Hartford Fire Insurance Co. ... 
 
 11 
 
 do 
 
 Home Fire Insurance Company, 
 
 
 
 New York 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 NORTH BRITISH & MERCAN- 
 
 
 TILE FIRE & LIFE ASSUR- 
 
 
 
 ANCE COMPANY 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 PH(ENIX FIRE INSURANCE 
 
 
 COMPANY (card, p. 644)... 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Randall, E 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 ROYAL INSURANCE COM- 
 
 
 
 PANY 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 SCOTTISH POVINCIAL LIFE 
 
 
 ASSURANCE COMPANY ... 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 AMERICAN HOTEL, A. WALKER, PROPRIETOR, YONQE, CORNER FRONT, TORONTO. 
 
 
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 C.W. 
 
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 SimpHon. William 
 
 ThfkifinHOli II. 11 ......<.. 
 
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 •' do 
 
 " do 
 
 PenTilla, do 
 
 Perc^', C. B. 
 
 Perth, C.W. 
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 " do 
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 do 
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 Philipabarg. C. E. 
 
 Picton, C.W. 
 
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 Point Abino, do 
 
 Point LeW, C. E. 
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 ?ortage du Fort, do 
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 Port Col borne, do 
 Port Dalhousie, do 
 Port DoTer, do 
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 Port Hope, do 
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 Port Robinson, do 
 Port Ryerse, do 
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 « do 
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 Preseott, do 
 •• do 
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 Preston, do 
 •< do 
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 Liverpool ft London Flra k Lifa 
 
 loNurnnce Company 
 
 Provjnoinl InMurance Company. 
 
 8ALYKRDS. JOHN 
 
 Simons, N. P 
 
 Preaton, 
 
 II 
 II 
 ■ 1 
 II 
 
 II 
 Quebee, 
 
 11 
 
 <i 
 
 II 
 «i 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 11 
 •1 
 
 II 
 
 14 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
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 II 
 II 
 
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 II 
 
 II 
 
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 Qaeenston, 
 II 
 
 Renfrew, 
 II 
 
 Rioeville, 
 Riohmond, 
 lichmond Hill, 
 Rigaud, 
 It 
 
 Rimouski, 
 River David, 
 1 Loup en Han 
 
 Rookwood, 
 
 It. 
 
 Rokeby, 
 Rozton Falls 
 
 Sandwich, 
 II 
 
 Sarnia, 
 
 • 4 
 
 41 
 41 
 
 41 
 
 C.W. 
 da 
 
 Western Asixuranoe Co 
 
 Raper, John 8 
 
 Vlliert. Pliilip 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 COMPANY 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 WESTERN ASSURANCE 
 COMPANY 
 
 do 
 
 Britannia Life Iniiiranee Com.. 
 
 BRITISH k FOREIGN MAR- 
 INE INSURANCE Co 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 COMPANY 
 
 C E 
 
 NORTH HKITISH& MERCAN- 
 TILE PIUE& LIFEIN8UR. 
 ANOE COMPANY 
 
 do 
 
 nradfield, C 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 CO.MPANY 
 
 ProTJiioiNl loaurance Co 
 
 Queen's IiiNuranee Co 
 
 ROYAL LN8URANCE Co 
 
 SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL IN- 
 SURANCE COMPANY 
 
 Sniilh. A. •...■■••• 
 
 do 
 
 Canadtt Western Fire Asaurance 
 Company 
 
 do 
 
 Colonial Life Assurance Co ... 
 Eagle Life Invunince Company. 
 
 FORSYTH. BELL * Co 
 
 FRASER. A 
 
 HENDERSON, WALTER C ... 
 Hunt, Watson 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 WALTON, J. R 
 
 Laird, John 
 
 Langiois ft Olaaa ... 
 
 do 
 
 We.xtern Assurance Co 
 
 do 
 
 NYE, D. I. R 
 
 LIFE ASSOCIATION OF 
 SCOTLAND 
 
 
 Roy, Thomaa 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 CO.MPANY 
 
 do 
 
 LIVERPOOL AND LONDON 
 
 FIRE INSURANCE Co 
 
 Mncnider, James ... 
 
 do 
 
 Clute, John 8 
 
 do 
 
 
 Maxham, A. J. ft Co 
 
 do 
 
 MrPaul. Tlinmaii ... 
 
 McGie, Daniel 
 
 do 
 
 NOR! H BRITISH & MERCAN- 
 TILE FIRE & LIFE INSUR- 
 ANCE COMPANY 
 
 PATTON. DUNCAN ft Co 
 
 Proir B 8 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 Provincial Insurance Co 
 
 do 
 
 Thorn H. J 
 
 Pruneau, Jean Bte. 
 
 do 
 
 Sloan, WHHhington M 
 
 QUEKEC FIRE ASSURANCE 
 
 COMPANY 
 
 Reoftud. Jean Bte... 
 
 
 t London Fire & Lifu Insorance 
 {^onnPBDv ...... 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 Roy, Leon 
 
 Roy, L^on 
 
 ROYAL INSURANCE COM- 
 PANY (card, p 456) 
 
 Ryan B.-othera ft Co 
 
 Scottish Provincial Lif« Aasar- 
 ance ComnanT ... 
 
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 LAFRKNifeRE, A. T. ...Pont 
 
 LIVERPOOL & LONDON AS- 
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 McLARKN. WM. R. Sen 
 
 ROYAL INSURANCE Co 
 
 YOUELL, WM. & Co. (card, p. 
 640) 
 
 Smades, S. S 
 
 Lnwrie, John 
 
 Uarritt T. B 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Welch, Henrv W.„. 
 
 do 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 COMPANY 
 
 WYNN, JAMES 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 
 CANADA LIFE AS8URAFCE 
 
 COMPANY 
 
 McDonald, J. L 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 Mororan. H. >•■■ 
 
 Kellogg, M. 
 
 Clevelind, C. P 
 
 Law, AbrHham I 
 
 Buret, M. 
 
 Fournier, E. N 
 
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 Kiddell. Jamea 
 
 CANADA LIFE AS8UR.\NCE 
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 C. E. 
 C.W. 
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 Qauvreau, Pierre L 
 
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 RUURIDflE ALFRED 
 
 WUrtele, Edward C 
 
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 C.W. 
 
 RAnnott 0, \\ 
 
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 Dritish American Assurance Co. 
 Fire & Marince Assurance Co. 
 Provident Life Assurance Co... 
 RYERSE, W. H. (card, p. 640) 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
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 ADAMS. ALVAH 
 
 do 
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 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCB 
 
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 Farrell, J. 8 
 
 Fortyth, Thomas... 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 DowsleT. Matthew.. 
 
 McMULLEN, R. C. (card, p, 
 656) 
 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 COMPANY 
 
 Home Insurance Co , New York 
 HUSBAND WM. A 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 THORNTON, JOHN 8. (card, 
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 Shannon rilie. 
 
 do 
 
 BritiBb American Fire Inanranoe 
 
 
 
 Company 
 
 Sherbrooke, 
 
 C. E. 
 
 CANADA LIFB ASSURANCE 
 
 
 
 COMPANY 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 COLONIAL LIFE ASSUR- 
 
 
 
 ANCE COMPANY 
 
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 do 
 
 HARTFORD FIRE INSUR. 
 
 
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 LIVERPOOL AND LONDON 
 
 
 FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE 
 
 
 
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 Phoenix Fire InsaVance Com.... 
 
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 Robertson, J. 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 SMITH, A. M 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Stanstead and Sberbrooke Mu- 
 
 
 
 tual Insurance Co 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Wetitern Fire Insurance Co 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 WOODWARD, A. G 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Britannia Life Insurance Co. ... 
 
 Simcoe, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 
 
 COMPANY 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Curtis. John 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Groff. Henrv 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Hunt, L H 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
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 LAND 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 London and International .Life 
 
 
 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 LIVERPOOL AND LONDON 
 
 
 
 FIRE INSUilANCfi Co 
 
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 llatbeson. T. 
 
 II 
 <i 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 MULKINS. HENRY 
 
 do 
 
 Murohv. John 
 
 tlo 
 
 Phoenix Insurance Co 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL IN- 
 
 
 
 SURANCE Co 
 
 II 
 11 
 
 do 
 
 Sharne. William ... 
 
 do 
 
 Walsh, Thomas W 
 
 II 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 WESTERN ASSURANCE Co... 
 
 do 
 
 McCann, William 
 
 Smith's Falls, 
 
 do 
 
 THOMPSON ROBERT 
 
 SmithTille, 
 
 do 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 
 
 COMPANY 
 
 Sorel, 
 
 C.B. 
 
 HARROWER, R 
 
 11 
 11 
 
 do 
 
 Morgan, James 
 
 Aa 
 
 FRY, ISAAC (see card, p. 654) 
 
 South Caynga,C.W. 
 
 Weekes, Edward F 
 
 South Elmslei 
 
 r, do 
 
 Henderson, A South Hinchinbrooke, 
 
 C.B. 
 
 Perkins, L. A 
 
 South Potton, 
 Stenbridge Eaa 
 SUnatead, 
 
 do 
 
 Baker, J. 1 
 
 t, do 
 
 Ball, Albert P 
 
 do 
 
 CAN .\ DA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 
 
 COMPANY 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Hartford Fire Insurance Co. ... 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 HUBBARD, B. F. (card, p. 654) 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 ProTincial Insurance Co 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Sherbrooke and Stanitead Mu- 
 
 
 
 tual Insurance Co 
 
 i< 
 
 do 
 
 Young, Andrew ... 
 
 It 
 
 do 
 
 McKfggie, John 
 
 Stayner, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Britannik Life AHursnce Co... 
 
 Stirling, 
 
 do 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 COMPANY Stirling, C.W. 
 
 Carre, Henry " do 
 
 JELLETT, MORGAN (card, p. 
 
 664) " do 
 
 LIFE ASSOCIATION or SCOT- 
 LAND " do 
 
 LIVERPOOL AND LONDON 
 FIRE AND LIFE ASSUR- 
 ANCE Co •« do 
 
 Provincial Insurance Co " do 
 
 Beaver Mutual Insurance Co... Stouflfville, do 
 
 Fenton, Samuel ... " do 
 
 Provincial Fire and Life Assur- 
 ance Co " do 
 
 WHITE, JOHN " do 
 
 McNAUGHTON, R. J Straffordville, do 
 
 Swayxe, D. C " do 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 COMPANY Stratford, do 
 
 Mitchell, W. H " do 
 
 NORTH BRITISH AND MER- 
 CANTILE FIRE AND LIFE 
 
 INSURANCE Co " do 
 
 Smith, C. M " * do 
 
 RUTLEDGE, .TAMES B Streetsvilie, do 
 
 DYER, GEORGE C Sutton, C. E. 
 
 Kemp, E " do 
 
 McTaggart, Alexander Swainby, C.W. 
 
 Howood, H St. Andrews, C. E. 
 
 HEROUX, ON^SIME St. BarnabS, do 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 COMPANY St. Cathariaefl,C.W. 
 
 GRAYDON, THOMAS H " do 
 
 HELLIWBLL, THOMAS L. ... " do 
 HILLMAN, THOMAS (card, 
 
 p. 716) «• do 
 
 McGhie, William " do 
 
 NIAGARA DISTRICT MUTU- 
 AL FIRE INSURANCE Co. <• do 
 NORTH BRITISH AND MER- 
 CANTILE FIRE AND LIFE 
 
 INSURANCE Co " do 
 
 Mutual Fire Insurance Co St. Christophe, C.E. 
 
 Stnnstead & Sherbrooke Coun- 
 ties Insurance Co " do 
 
 LAPRISE, MICHEL ... St. Denis, Richelieu, do 
 
 Fr^'chette, A St. Ephrem, do 
 
 Baptie, David St. George, C.W. 
 
 Huson, Albert " do 
 
 Rivard, L L St. Gregoire, C. E. 
 
 BACHAUD, J. C St. Liboire, do 
 
 DEMERS, LOUIS St. Mathias, do 
 
 Berthe)6t, Julius St. Scholaetique, do 
 
 Rodrigue, Joseph •' do 
 
 Boggs, George W St. Thomas, C.W. 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
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 ERMATINGER, B. •< do 
 
 Kains, Thomas " do 
 
 Mclntyre, A ' *< do 
 
 McKay, John << do 
 
 NORTH BRITISH AND MER- 
 CANTILE FIRE AND Lli^E 
 
 INSURANCE Co <• <|» 
 
 Parish, David << Id 
 
 HOULISTON. GEORGE B. 
 
 (card, p. 776) Three Rivers, C. E. 
 
 INTERNATIONAL LIFE AS- 
 SURANCE Co. (card, p. 776) <• do 
 McDOUQALL, JOHN (card, p. 
 776) «• do 
 
 W. a CHEWETT 4t CO., LAW PRINTERS AND STATIONERS, KING STREET, TOROJiTO. 
 
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 NORTH BRITISH AND MER- 
 CANTILE FIRE AND LIFE 
 
 INSURANCE Co Three RiTors, 
 
 OODEN. C. R " 
 
 QUEEN FIRE AND LIFE IN- 
 SURANCE Co. («8rd, p. 776) «« 
 ROVAL INSURANCE Co. (no 
 
 card, p. 776) " 
 
 Lirerpool and London lusur- 
 
 anceCn Thnrlow, 
 
 Palmer, P. R " 
 
 Beaver, Matnal Fire Insuranoe Toronto, 
 BIRCHALL, T. W. (card, p. 
 
 784) «• 
 
 Bradbume, Edmund •' 
 
 Britannia Life Assurance Co... " 
 BRITISH AMERICAN AS- 
 SURANCE Co. (card, p. 784) " 
 
 CAMERON, JOHN 
 
 CANADA LIFE .ASSURANCE 
 
 COMPANY " 
 
 CHAFFEY £. & Co. (card, p. 
 
 794) '• 
 
 COLONIAL LIFE ASSUR- 
 ANCE Co " 
 
 Commercial Union Fire and 
 
 Life Assurance Co " 
 
 CROCKER. JAMES SYDNEY.. 
 EDINBURGH LIFE ASSUR- 
 ANCE Co " 
 
 Equitable Fire Insurance Co... " 
 
 Fraser, James " 
 
 GILMOUR. ISAAC C " 
 
 OOOCH, R. N. (card in index, 
 
 miscellaneous matter) " 
 
 HARTFORD INSURANCE Co. " 
 
 HEWARD. FRANCIS H ».. " 
 
 HIggios, DaTid " 
 
 HOME DISTRICT MUTUAL 
 
 INSURANCE Co. " 
 
 Jarris, Arthur M " 
 
 LIFF ASSOCIATION OF SCOT- 
 LAND (card in index, mis- 
 
 oellaneous matter) " 
 
 LIVERPOOL AND LONDON 
 
 FIRE AMD LIFE INSUR. Co. » 
 London Eagle Life Assurance Co. '* 
 LONDON FIRE ASSURANCE 
 
 CORPORATION " 
 
 M ADDISON, GEO. L " 
 
 Moffatt, Murray & Co " 
 
 MONTREAL FIRE AND MA- 
 RINE ASSURANCE Co. ... " 
 NORTH BRITISH AND MER- 
 CANTILE FIRE AND LIFE 
 INSURANCE Co. (card op- 
 posite inside back cover) *' 
 
 O'BRIEN, DONOUGH 
 
 Phoenix Insurance Co. (London) " 
 Provident Life Assurance and 
 
 Investment Co " 
 
 PROVINCIAL INSURANCE 
 
 COMPANY " 
 
 RAINS, JOHN " 
 
 ROYAL INSURANCE Co " 
 
 SCOTT, HUGH " 
 
 SCOTr & DaGRASSI " 
 
 SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL AS- 
 SURANCE Co " 
 
 STEWARD. WM. (card, p.784) •• 
 8TIKBMAN, JOHN C. (card, 
 opporito iniide back oover) ... " 
 
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 Trafalgar, 
 
 Udora, 
 
 Uxbridge, 
 
 Thomas, George , 
 
 Western Assurance Co 
 
 APPLEBE, JAMES 
 
 McConnell, Peter , 
 
 British American Assurance Co 
 
 Brown, J. W. C 
 
 Colonial Insurance Co. 
 
 Dickey, Joseph 
 
 Provincial Insurance Co 
 
 Squair, L. M 
 
 Cleveland, J. H 
 
 Patton, A. M Vienna, 
 
 Reed, A. Vittoria, 
 
 Ward, O. Wardsville, 
 
 Ewing. B. W Warkworth, 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 COMPANY Waterdown, 
 
 Bougbner, N Waterford, 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 COMPANY " 
 
 Grace, E. *' 
 
 Lundy, S " 
 
 Soovell, H " 
 
 COLONIAL LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 Waterloo, 
 
 C.W. 
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 Vankleek Hill, do 
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 Waterloo, 
 
 COMPANY 
 
 International Life Assurance Co. 
 
 LAY, J. B 
 
 Robinson, H. L 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 COMPANY 
 
 Maenider, A 
 
 NORTH BRITISH AND MER- 
 CANTILE FIRE AND LIFE 
 
 INSURANCE Co. " 
 
 Taylor, C. M. ...„ " 
 
 BURGAR, THOMAS Welland, 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 COMPANY " 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 COMPANY Wellington, 
 
 Young, William " 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 COMPANY Wellington Square, do 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 
 do 
 
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 Weston, 
 
 Westpori, 
 Whitby, 
 
 Chisholm, A. M. ... 
 
 Waldie, John ...... 
 
 Fay, Henry 
 
 JOHNSTON, ROBERT (card, 
 
 p 894) 
 
 Johnstown Mutual Insur. Co... 
 
 Agnew, John 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 COMPANY " 
 
 DOW, THOMAS " 
 
 NORTH BRITISH AND MER- 
 CANTILE FIRE AND LIFE 
 
 INSURANCE Co " 
 
 Woodward, H. W " 
 
 Yarnold. R. J " 
 
 KIMBALL, WM... Wilkeaport, 
 
 ^TNA INSURANCE Co Windior, 
 
 BRITISH AMERICAN FIRE 
 
 AND MARINE INSUR. Co. «< 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
 COMPANY " 
 
 Dougall. F. J " 
 
 Grant, Wm " 
 
 HOME INSURANCE Co. (N.Y.) " 
 Life Association of Scotland.... " 
 
 ROYAL INSURANCE Co " 
 
 WESTERN ASSURANCE Co... « 
 
 .Atna Insuranoe Company Woodttook, 
 
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 CANTILE FIRF AND LIFE 
 INSURANCE COMPANY ... 
 
 Qneen Fire and Life Insurance 
 Company 
 
 Brown, W. H 
 
 Woodstock, 
 Wyoming, 
 
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 Tarker, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Coehill Jobn 
 
 
 Grev William 
 
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 Horn'! Insurance Co. (N. Y.)... 
 Life Association of Scotland ... 
 
 Maodonald, Roderick 
 
 MoWhirtee & White 
 
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 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE 
 
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 Martin, Joshua 
 
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 IBON FUBNITUBE. OBATES, BAILINGS, «eo. 
 
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 CHBWETT, A. C. & Co. (card, 
 
 p. 286) Kingston, 
 
 VICTORIA IRON WORKS (sec 
 
 card, p. 286) " 
 
 Poitras, Henri L'Anse & Giles, C. E. 
 
 Foitras, Michel " do 
 
 do 
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 BOWDLER, WM (card, p. 880) Montreal, 
 IVES & ALLEN (card, p. 892) 
 
 Meilleur&Co " 
 
 Millard, Robert & Co '* 
 
 PECK, THOMAS & Co 
 
 Prowse & McFarlane " 
 
 ROGERS & KING (see eard, 
 
 p. 896) •• 
 
 Midford, Wm Ottawa, 
 
 Redden, R. J. & Co " 
 
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 JEWELL 
 
 Langdnle, Wm 
 
 CAS A V ANT, L. J. (card, p. 2) 
 N0RTHGRAVE8, G. D. (card, 
 
 p. 10) 
 
 Dumond, M 
 
 EBS, WAT 
 
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 Hrninstall Wm BrnokliB. 
 
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 Brown, Hvnry ..... 
 
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 Goodrich, Charles 
 
 Conr<vd, J. 
 
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 Mitchell, J 
 
 Nelson, Robert 
 
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 Blain. Edwin 
 
 MARQUAND, JAMES 
 
 PETERS, PETER (card, p. 
 Reeves, Jnmes 
 
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 Magus, Benj 
 
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 Eastberry, James 
 
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 Clarke, M 
 
 Baker, Bros 
 
 Page, J. L 
 
 Barnett. S. H 
 
 ... Cloyne, 
 
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 Lemon, W 
 
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 Hitchins, Fred 
 
 Le Tellier, Chas 
 
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 Grant. Henry 
 
 McFEE, ANGUS (card, p. 44). 
 
 Nortbgraves, Wm. J 
 
 Bosenburg, Henry.. 
 
 Taylor, Jobn 
 
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 Crosbie, William 
 
 Butler, J. R 
 
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 WOOD. D. P 
 
 London, 
 
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 Car, Wjllmm 
 
 Fenwiok, 
 
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 WYCKOFP, P. (card, p. 832).. 
 
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 Viokers, Qeorge 
 
 Fergus, 
 
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 Bernard, B 
 
 Longue Pointe, C. K. 
 
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 Lucan, 
 
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 Georgetown, 
 
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 Martintown, 
 
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 Melbourne, 
 
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 Merricksville, 
 
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 HARl'ER, D. A. (card, p. 416) 
 
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 ittle RiJesB, 
 
 do 
 
 ondon, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 ncknow, 
 
 do 
 
 allorytown, 
 
 do 
 
 aple, 
 
 do 
 
 larkhara, 
 
 do 
 
 IC 
 
 do 
 
 [artintown, 
 
 do 
 
 ilton. 
 
 do 
 
 [ontoiHgay, 
 
 C.E. 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 ontreal, 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 « 
 
 «• 
 
 t< 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 onnt Forest, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 apanee, 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 ewburr. 
 
 do 
 
 ew Hamburg, do 
 
 ewmarket, 
 
 do 
 
 akTille, 
 
 do 
 
 iitario. 
 
 do 
 
 rangeriile, 
 
 do 
 
 :tawa. 
 
 do 
 
 li 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
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 fren Sound, 
 
 do 
 
 <i 
 
 do 
 
 iris. 
 
 do 
 
 rth. 
 
 do 
 
 itewawa, 
 
 do 
 
 11 
 
 do 
 
 terboro', 
 
 do 
 
 li 
 
 do 
 
 iltipsbarg, 
 
 C.E. 
 
 It LeTi East, do 
 
 «i 
 
 do 
 
 St. Charles, do 
 
 tage du Fort, do 
 
 ri Burwell, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 rt Dalhousie, do 
 
 rt Do»er, 
 
 do 
 
 ii 
 
 do 
 
 rt Hope, 
 
 do 
 
 •1 
 
 do 
 
 ii 
 
 do 
 
 :t Stanley, 
 
 do 
 
 iscott, 
 
 do 
 
 ebeo. 
 
 C.B. 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 hmond. 
 
 C W. 
 
 ikouski. 
 
 C.B. 
 
 p, en Haut 
 
 , do 
 
 •i 
 
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 It 
 
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 „ TORONTO. 
 
 LIVERY AND SALE BTABLES— LUMBER MERCHANTS. 
 
 1193 
 
 Jaokton, John C Rondeau, CW. 
 
 Drake & Juhnx Saugeen, do 
 
 Folnisbee, Leonard It Scotland, do 
 
 Hjde, Matthew Shakspeare, do 
 
 Earle, George Shannouvllle, do 
 
 HarknesH, John Sherbruoke, C. E. 
 
 Read, Wm " do 
 
 Rogers. Joseph Shipley, C.W. 
 
 CHADWICK, J. T. (card, p. 
 
 670) ...... ., Simcoe, do 
 
 Porcell, Asa A •• do 
 
 Patenaude, O Sore), C.E. 
 
 Donnelly, James South HinchiDbrook,do 
 
 Richard, Pierre StanfulJ, do 
 
 Stadilert, Joseph II Stanbtead, do 
 
 Campbell Jamrs Stirling, C.W. 
 
 MoDuoald, Norman Stornoway, C.E. 
 
 Pervis, Andrew Stnitford, C W. 
 
 Bowker, L. D Sweetsburg, C.E. 
 
 Soott, Alra " do 
 
 Baker, Lorenzo St. Alexandre, do 
 
 Dttfr^sne, Pierre ... •' do 
 
 Boarget, Simun ... St. Alexis, do 
 
 Cdr^, Antoine St. Andre Avelin, do 
 
 C^r6, 0. '• do 
 
 Hariauf, J St. Aubert, do 
 
 Vincent, Alphonse. St. Bruno, do 
 
 Fitzgerald, Miiurioe St. CatbariBes,C.W. 
 
 Kimball, John J " do 
 
 Stinsiin, S " do 
 
 Marcoux, Jenn St. Charles, Riviere Boyer, C.E. 
 
 Guiment, F. X St. Etienne, do 
 
 Demers, J. Bte St. Euiftnche, do 
 
 Pich6, Charle.t •' do 
 
 La Riviere, R;iphnel St. Gregoire, do 
 
 Gardiner, Wm. Ste. Julie de Somerset, do 
 
 Fluet, Ignace St. Nicholas, do 
 
 St. Pierre, Joseph.. St. Pierre let- Becquets, do 
 Champagne, Alexis St. Scholastique, do 
 
 Charleboia, Eastache 
 
 . 8l. ScbolasilauH 
 
 r B. 
 
 Legault, Joachim... 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 H6bert, Ste. 
 
 Sophia d' Halifax 
 
 , do 
 
 Drakes, Daniel 
 
 .... St. TLomas, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Thornton, Henry... 
 
 41 
 
 do 
 
 Tradel, Joseph 
 
 .... St. Tite, 
 
 r E. 
 
 Woriiiworth, M 
 
 ... Tiimw. rth, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 0'Hai<en, James 
 
 . ... Templeton, 
 
 r E, 
 
 Fitch, Datid 
 
 .... Thorold, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Gardner, Henry ..... 
 
 it 
 
 do 
 
 Godin, E 
 
 .... Three Rivera 
 
 C B. 
 
 Lacroix, Joseph 
 
 11 
 
 do 
 
 Thompson, J. .. ... 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 BOND, JOHN, (card, p. 78 
 BUTTERS, E. L 
 
 )).. Toronto, 
 
 C.W, 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Grand, Joseph 
 
 <■ 
 
 do 
 
 Mink, James (colored) 
 
 <• 
 
 Greenaway, John 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Jones, Henry 
 
 .... Uxhridge, 
 
 do 
 
 Putman, H. M 
 
 .... Vienna, 
 
 do 
 
 Mcleod, John 
 
 . ... Wnltiiu, 
 
 do 
 
 Neil, Richard 
 
 .... WarilsTille, 
 
 do 
 
 Anderson, Samuel 
 
 . ... Wnterdown, 
 
 do 
 
 Durham, Edward... 
 
 ... Welland Port, 
 
 do 
 
 Halstend, E. B 
 
 Wellington Square 
 
 , do 
 
 Hopkins, Thomas 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 O'Dell, John H 
 
 . West Huntingdon, do 
 
 Kennedy, George 
 
 ... Weston, 
 
 do 
 
 Cameron, P. A .... 
 
 .... Westport, 
 
 do 
 
 McKeWey, 
 
 .... Westwood, 
 
 do 
 
 Rhw, Conrad ...... 
 
 .... West Woolwich 'In 
 
 ROB.SON, GEORGE (card. 
 
 P- 
 
 
 900) 
 
 .... Whitby, 
 
 do 
 
 Highland, John 
 
 ... Wilkesport, 
 
 do 
 
 McDonald, George A 
 
 .... Williamtttown 
 
 do 
 
 McGregor, willia.m (ci 
 
 rd. 
 
 
 p. 894) 
 
 .... Windsor. 
 
 do 
 
 Beeson, Thomas 
 
 .... Woodwtnok, 
 
 do 
 
 Farr, Charles 
 
 . ... Wyoming, 
 
 do 
 
 LUMBEB MEBCHANTS. 
 
 (See also Flour and Saw Mills.) 
 
 Smith, Sidney 
 
 Bolter, A. 
 
 . Acton, 
 
 . Aoton Vale, 
 
 ii 
 
 11 
 
 , Amherstburg 
 li 
 
 . Angus, 
 
 II 
 
 . Arnprior, 
 ii 
 ii 
 
 . Artemesia, 
 , Athlone, 
 II 
 
 '. Athol, 
 11 
 11 
 
 . Aroca, 
 
 . Aylmer, 
 •1 
 
 Aylwin, 
 •1 
 li 
 11 
 it 
 
 . Bagot, 
 
 li 
 
 .' Bayfield, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 C. E. 
 do 
 do 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 C.E. 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 do 
 
 Carmichael, Hugh 
 
 Cook, Silas 
 
 Furniss, John 
 
 O'Sbaujthnessy, Michael.... 
 
 BOGART, DAVID 
 
 Clark, Andrew 
 
 Beaohhnrgh, 
 
 Beachville, 
 
 .... Beaverton, 
 ... "3('vanconr, 
 ... U'lwville, 
 .... i^ Ii Rock, 
 
 41 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 
 CU8HING, J. A. (card, p. 2.. 
 
 Tanner, E 
 
 Haokett & Archer 
 
 Park, Theodore J & Co 
 
 do 
 C B. 
 C.W. 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 Thomson, A. C 
 
 Blaisdell, J. C 
 
 Maokie, Wm 
 
 Snedden, James 
 
 Cockburn & Son .. 
 
 Brannan, John 
 
 Fiolayson, John ... 
 
 . Bennie's Corner 
 .... Berwick, 
 .... Bethnue, 
 
 s, do 
 C.W. 
 C. B. 
 
 Robertson, Neil ... 
 
 do 
 
 Flesher, W. R 
 
 McGee, Patrick 
 
 «i 
 
 do 
 
 Connor, John T 
 
 Smith, Mr 
 
 <f 
 
 do 
 
 McFarlane, Terence 
 
 Fletcher, Stephen 
 
 Hewitt, Robert 
 
 .... Binbrook, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 Magill, Henry 
 
 ** 
 
 t 
 
 Munroe. D. A J 
 
 Qnance. Richard ... 
 
 <t 
 
 McLean, James 
 
 Campbell, N ... . 
 
 .... BonaTentare. 
 
 r f, 
 
 MoConnel, Richard 
 
 Walkers, jnmes 
 
 Currie. J. M & Co. 
 
 Gillie, J 
 
 Ross, 0. 
 
 Tovce. D. 
 
 .... •* 
 
 . ... " 
 ti 
 
 do 
 
 # 
 
 GILMOUR & Co 
 
 
 .... Bonchervflle, 
 
 do 
 
 Hall, G. B 
 
 Grant, D 
 
 McLennan, Angus.. 
 McTavish. Hueh ... 
 
 .... Breadalbane, 
 •* 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Hamilton & Bro 
 
 do 
 
 Leamery, Andrew 
 
 McCrea E 
 
 do 
 
 Rcw. Henrv 
 
 .... Brocktille, 
 
 do 
 
 MoCrea, Gerrard ... 
 
 Marks, Isadore 
 
 Hixon, Joseph 
 
 White, James 
 
 .... Bronte, 
 •1 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 
 
 
 
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 m 
 
 1104 
 
 LUMBER MERCHANTS. 
 
 
 
 Joint Stock Lumber Company.. Brougham, 
 
 Avery, Isaac CaintowD, 
 
 Claw William " 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 C.E. 
 do 
 
 C.W. 
 
 C. E. 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
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 ),C.E. 
 
 do 
 
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 C. E. 
 
 C.W. 
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 C.W. 
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 do 
 do 
 
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 C.W. 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 C.E. 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 do 
 
 Lattie, Gilbert 
 
 Rathburn, J. B 
 
 Crow, Jacob 
 
 Cook, Chaunoey ... 
 BRYSON, THOMAS 
 
 Leeob, James 
 
 Madigan, Patrick... 
 
 McRae, John R 
 
 Cowie, J. 0. ft W. 0. . 
 
 Homer, James 
 
 Wigmore, Robert... 
 Aird, Geo. ft Wm... 
 
 Ainly, R 
 
 Anderson, Alex 
 
 Gowdy, T 
 
 McCrea, Thomas... 
 
 Collins, John 
 
 Dalziel, Andrew ... 
 
 Drope, Thomas 
 
 EDGAR ft MELVILLE . 
 Powell, Thomns S... 
 
 White, Thomas 
 
 Ashton, J. ft S 
 
 Colton, A. ft J 
 
 McTeiman, Thomas 
 Finlnyson, John ... 
 Boomer, A. ft J. E. 
 
 Howie, James 
 
 Walker, Henry 
 
 Johnston, Robert 
 
 Hespeler, David ... 
 Dickson, James B... 
 
 McCarthy, Wm 
 
 Wright, R 
 
 HUNTERSTOWN LUMB 
 
 (card, p. 260 
 
 Lester, Thomas 
 
 Thompson, D 
 
 Christopher, J., ft Bros. 
 
 Robinson, D. M 
 
 Ross, George 
 
 Tillson, E. D 
 
 Dean, David 
 
 Shaud, James 
 
 HewBon, Wm 
 
 Carman, David 
 
 Deniston, A 
 
 McCaskill, Finlay... 
 Fuller, Benjamin R. 
 
 Dessaint, R 
 
 Eastman, Adam J... 
 
 Lindsay, Wm 
 
 Dickey, Therrien ... 
 
 Jackson, Wm 
 
 Robinson, S 
 
 Hughes ft VanAllen 
 
 Fraser, John 
 
 Rorison, Hugh 
 
 McRossIe, Wm 
 
 Barr, David 
 
 Bronssean 
 
 Caxa, Theodore 
 
 Charlebois, Jean B. 
 Gillies ft McLaren.. 
 Holyoke, 0. ft R., ft Co.. 
 
 Kemp, George 
 
 Kewan, Wm 
 
 MoCanley, Alex 
 
 Colton, A. ft J 
 
 Thomson, Robert... 
 
 Card. Levi 
 
 Cowan, James 
 
 Flinton, 
 
 C W 
 
 ".' Fonthill, 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 
 Camnbcllford. 
 
 Forestville, 
 
 •In 
 
 
 I« 
 
 FortCoDlonD# n R 
 
 Kmith ThomDaon ... ... 
 
 CamDbelWille. 
 
 Franktown, 
 
 " 
 
 Grafton, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 PnlmMbAf) J ... 
 
 ...... Canboro. 
 
 do 
 
 
 
 do 
 
 Farmer J 
 
 ^ i« 
 
 Granby, 
 
 II 
 
 C E. 
 
 
 Cape Rich, 
 
 Cedar Hill, 
 
 Cedars, 
 
 do 
 
 Dickson. Snmuel, jun. ... 
 Watier P 
 
 Greenwood. 
 
 C W 
 
 Griffith, 
 
 do 
 
 W.tier Pierre 
 
 Guelph, 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Neal, H. 
 
 Chatham, 
 
 do 
 
 
 Chatham. 
 
 do 
 
 Campbell, Qeorge k John 
 McPiiol John 
 
 Clachan, 
 
 Clarence. 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Hamilton. 
 
 do 
 
 
 II 
 
 , II 
 
 do 
 
 RAtnAirA John ... 
 
 II 
 
 „ II 
 
 do 
 
 Tucker, Stephen 
 
 Heath, Edward 
 
 II 
 
 .. Clarendon Centre 
 11 
 
 «• 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 .... " 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 MAcdonald. Samuttl ■.. 
 
 •1 
 
 Hampton, 
 
 Hargrave, 
 
 .... •* 
 
 Harrington, 
 
 Hawksville, 
 
 HenTT. 
 
 do 
 
 Marpby, Thomas 
 
 Dickie, Thiron 
 
 Belton. Charlea ... 
 
 II 
 
 '.*.'.".".*. Clarke, 
 Clavton. 
 
 C.E. 
 do 
 do 
 
 Lnndv. L S 
 
 Clifton, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 
 Clinton, 
 
 do 
 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 O'Neill. T 
 
 Cobourar. 
 
 .Herdman's Corners 
 
 Hespeler, 
 
 Hubbell's Fal 
 
 Hull, 
 
 C. B. 
 
 Reffan. P. ... 
 
 11 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Smith. W 
 
 II 
 
 8, do 
 
 Walrath. Garrett ... 
 
 Colebrook, 
 
 41 
 
 C.E. 
 
 Wartman. Peter ... 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Campbell, John 
 
 McDonnell. Roderick 
 
 Collfleld, 
 
 II 
 
 ERCo. 
 
 Hunterstown 
 
 do 
 
 Moorehead. D. & J. ... 
 
 II 
 
 ........ Indiana, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Moorehead. Hamilton ... 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Davis, J. L 
 
 Farwell, Gladden, jun. ... 
 Perine Bros 
 
 ...... Compton, 
 
 , 11 
 
 Conestogo, 
 
 , Corunna. 
 
 Ing<>rsoll, 
 
 II 
 II 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 Tavlor. John 
 
 •« 
 
 do 
 
 Perrv. Alexander... 
 
 C6teau da Lac 
 
 Innerkip, 
 
 " 
 
 Innisfil, 
 
 Iroquois, 
 
 .. .. *' 
 
 ........ " 
 
 ....... Ivanhoe. 
 
 do 
 
 Pavton. Bros >.. 
 
 Cdte St. Paul 
 
 do 
 
 Hardison. David ... ... 
 
 Creemore. 
 
 do 
 
 Greene, Avery 
 
 Campbell, Donald 
 
 Maxwell, Francis B. Di 
 Monk, Ira ... 
 
 D«nville, 
 
 DeCewsville, 
 
 ckinson's Landing, 
 
 Drumbo, 
 
 .....Dmmmondville, 
 ... " 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 Mann, Robert S. ... .. 
 
 Karnouraska, 
 
 C.E, 
 
 Boisvert. Joseph 
 
 Cooke. Valentine ... ... 
 
 Kendall. 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 
 MoLeod. Norman... 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Miller Frederick... 
 
 Dnnnville. 
 
 it 
 
 do 
 
 Oldfield John 
 
 11 
 
 ^ u 
 
 do 
 
 MoBean, Arch'd. ft George 
 McDunell, Roderick 
 
 ..EastHawkesbury, 
 
 II 
 
 Kittleby, 
 
 Kinburn, 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 McLaurin, Juhn ... ... 
 
 ... East Templeton, 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Sicard, Joseph 
 
 
 do 
 
 Castleraan, A. W 
 
 Cook ft Bros 
 
 East Williamsburg, 
 •• 
 
 Ktnmount, 
 
 Lachine. 
 
 do 
 C. B. 
 
 Orr, William 
 
 Egmondville, 
 
 ...... " 
 
 Eldon, 
 
 Elora, 
 
 " 
 
 Embro', 
 
 ...... Farmersville, 
 
 ... Farnham Centre, 
 
 Flintoo, 
 
 II 
 
 La Guerre, 
 
 do 
 
 
 •1 
 
 do 
 
 McRae, Duncan ... 
 
 Eby, J 
 
 Waddell, John 
 
 Midgley, William 
 
 Naab, George 
 
 Lanark, 
 
 Lennoxville, 
 
 Lindsay, 
 
 " 
 
 II 
 
 C.W. 
 
 C.E. 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 do 
 
 Cameron, S M 
 
 Litchfield, 
 
 C, K 
 
 Bogart, D. D 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Canniff, Joseph ... 
 
 Lockton, 
 
 London, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Hart, OrlMU 
 
 i< 
 
 do 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT A CO.. MAP PUBLISHERS, Ac, KING STREET EAST, TORONTO. 
 
ton, 
 
 CW. 
 
 «• 
 
 do 
 
 thill, 
 
 do 
 
 estville. 
 
 do 
 
 tCoulonge, C.E. 
 
 nktown, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 44 
 
 do 
 
 fton. 
 
 do 
 
 nby. 
 
 C E. 
 
 44 
 
 do 
 
 enwood, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 ITtth, 
 
 do 
 
 Iph, 
 
 do 
 
 44 
 
 do 
 
 44 
 
 do 
 
 44 
 
 do 
 
 nilton, 
 
 do 
 
 44 
 
 do 
 
 44 
 
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 44 
 
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 <4 
 
 do 
 
 44 
 
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 npton. 
 
 do 
 
 grate. 
 
 C.E. 
 
 44 
 
 do 
 
 ■ringtoD, 
 
 do 
 
 irkgTille, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 "7. 
 
 do 
 
 44 
 
 do 
 
 8 Corners 
 
 C.E. 
 
 ipeler. 
 
 C.W. 
 
 >bell'a Fal 
 
 8, do 
 
 1, 
 
 C.E. 
 
 44 
 
 do 
 
 nterstoWD 
 
 do 
 
 iana. 
 
 C.W. 
 
 44 
 
 do 
 
 prsoll. 
 
 do 
 
 44 
 
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 44 
 
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 14 
 
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 erkip. 
 
 do 
 
 l( 
 
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 IBfil, 
 
 do 
 
 luois, 
 
 do 
 
 44 
 
 do 
 
 14 
 
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 ihoe. 
 
 do 
 
 louraska, 
 
 C.B, 
 
 s, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 14 
 
 do 
 
 dall, 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 c 
 
 do 
 
 leby, 
 
 do 
 
 lurn, 
 
 do 
 
 14 
 
 do 
 
 gston, 
 
 do 
 
 mount, 
 
 do 
 
 ^ine, 
 
 C.B. 
 
 3uerre, 
 
 do 
 
 4 
 
 do 
 
 Wk. 
 
 C.W. 
 
 loxTille, 
 
 C.B. 
 
 Isay, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 4 
 
 do 
 
 4 
 
 do 
 
 Afield, 
 
 C.B. 
 
 4 
 
 do 
 
 Eton, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Ion, 
 
 do 
 
 IRONTO. 
 
 LUMBER MERCHANTS. 
 
 1195 
 
 McPhail, A 
 
 PanI, Snmuel 
 
 London, 
 
 44 
 44 
 
 • 4 
 44 
 44 
 
 g Island Looks 
 
 44 
 
 L'Orignal, 
 
 • 4 
 
 Lorraine, 
 Low, 
 
 44 
 
 Luoknow, 
 Lynedoftk, 
 
 44 
 
 Lyster, 
 Madoc, 
 
 ti 
 
 Marbleton, 
 
 44 
 
 Marcbmount, 
 
 Marlow, 
 
 Martintown, 
 
 44 
 
 Maskinong^, 
 Vincent P.O.) 
 Merrickville, 
 M6tis, 
 
 44 
 
 Myeroburg, 
 
 Milton, 
 
 Milton, 
 
 II 
 
 Mitchell, 
 Monk ton, 
 Montreal, 
 
 44 
 44 
 44 
 44 
 44 
 44 
 44 
 44 
 44 
 44 
 44 
 44 
 44 
 44 
 44 
 44 
 44 
 44 
 44 
 44 
 44 
 44 
 44 
 41 
 44 
 .4 
 
 Moore, 
 
 44 
 
 . Morrisbarg, 
 
 . Morriston, 
 . Napanev, 
 
 44 
 44 
 
 . Nashwood, 
 
 t.f. 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 , do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 C.E. 
 do 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 do 
 
 C. E. 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 
 C. E. 
 do 
 
 C.W. 
 
 C.E. 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 
 C.E. 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 
 C.E. 
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 C.W. 
 
 C.B. 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
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 C.E. 
 
 Smith. Thompson... 
 Cook & Harris 
 
 ROWLAND, FREDERICK 
 
 Thompson, J. V. ... 
 
 Willis. Delton 
 
 Hooper, A 
 
 Richardson, M 
 
 Elliott. James 
 
 Winnett, John (Agent) 
 
 Clothier, A. A • Lot 
 
 Carrier, B. H 
 
 Johnion. C & Son.. 
 
 Morrison. William.. 
 
 Blake, Robert 
 
 Miller, George D 
 
 Woodward. J. II 
 
 O'firian, John 
 
 Hill, C. D 
 
 Beatty, Thomas 
 
 aiLMOUR k Co 
 
 Hamilton & Bros... 
 
 Hoag. P 
 
 PECKHAM k HOAQ 
 Leoombe, E. 
 
 SomerTklle, James 
 
 Bliss, 8. P 
 
 Ramsdell & Charlton 
 
 McCaffrey. Charles. 
 
 Rhymas, J 
 
 Pearson, T. 
 
 Kins. Charles 
 
 Milllgan, James ... 
 Shirely, Robert ... 
 Blaoklook, John ... 
 
 Neal, John 
 
 Woodman. John ... 
 
 Comins, D. F 
 
 Lingham, Job 
 
 BISHOP, J. B 
 
 Lasell, L. C 
 
 Powley & Sons 
 
 Keanev. Wm 
 
 SIMMONS, J. K... 
 McKeohanie, A 
 
 MoArthur. John ... 
 
 Smith, Thompson... 
 Doblyn, John & Co. 
 
 O'Orady k Co 
 
 Oliver, Walter k Co. 
 Newton, Luther ... 
 
 Stewart, Hugh 
 
 Merrell, John 
 
 Robertson. Alexander 
 
 Wark. W K 
 
 MILNE, A. R Meaford (St. 
 
 Bead, Wm. C 
 
 Lebel. 06deon 
 
 Prioe. Wm. & Sons 
 
 Sullivan, John 
 
 Bertram, Louis 
 
 Smiley, Wm 
 
 White. John 
 
 Walsh, R. N 
 
 Clark, Lewis 
 
 Johns, E. 
 
 SUTHERLAND, D. 
 
 Daw& Fitse 
 
 Little, E 
 
 Aird, George E. ... 
 Aumond, Joseph ... 
 Baldwin, Alanson... 
 Baston, T. C 
 
 Campbell, Colin 
 
 Demers, Augustin 
 
 Demers, 0. W 
 
 Booth, R. J 
 
 Diokf"!!, Wm 
 
 Cardon, George ... 
 
 Donovan. Peter ... 
 
 Carrier k Co 
 
 Fitizerald, John... 
 
 Eddy. C. R 
 
 OILMOUR & Co.... 
 
 Fitisimmons. B. ... 
 
 flnimood. Calizte .. 
 
 Graham, William... 
 
 Henderson. Wm. ... 
 
 Hamilton, Brothers 
 
 Hortean. L<^on 
 
 Harris, Bronson & Co. 
 
 Jordan & Bernard... 
 
 Harvey. H N 
 
 Labelle. RAgis 
 
 Mackey. William ... 
 
 
 MoCracken. James.. 
 
 Larkin. Patrick 
 
 McDonell. John L... 
 
 Lemoine, MoPherson 
 Mamby, R 
 
 Moore, David 
 
 Moore, J... ...*•• 
 
 Maxwell. Edward J 
 
 Nagle, Richard 
 
 McCaw, Thcmas 
 
 MoClvmont. Wm 
 
 Perley. Pattee k Brown 
 Skead. Hon. James.. 
 
 Paris. Laurent 
 
 Skead, Robert 
 
 Perkins. John A... - 
 
 Taylor. William ... 
 
 Pillar. Wm 
 
 Renand. T D 
 
 Waterhouse, J 
 
 Young. Captain Levi 
 
 Renshaw. J 
 
 Miller, William 
 
 Sims. J. Q 
 
 Spencer, George ... 
 
 Wilson. W 
 
 Brown, John 
 
 Woodman. Henrv &, Co 
 
 Francis, Jonathftn.. 
 
 McKeWey, Alexander 
 
 Moore, R. 
 
 MoArthur, Arthur.. 
 White, James 
 
 Maomartin. N 
 
 Hateh, Henry k Co. 
 
 MORRISON, R. B. (card, p 
 
 346) 
 
 Bamham, Mr 
 
 Cook & Harris 
 
 Hooper, A 
 
 Le Boutillier, Bros. 
 Rolin, Chas. k Co... 
 
 Burns k Shane 
 
 Campbell. George... 
 Dongan, Arthur ... 
 
 Cargill, Henry 
 
 Franklin & Co 
 
 Nashwood, 
 
 Newburgh, 
 
 14 
 44 
 
 Newbury. 
 
 New Glafgow. 
 
 Newington, 
 
 Newland, 
 
 44 
 
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 BOOtt, 
 
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 MILLINERS AND BONNET MAKERS. 
 
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 »anbI«.Terint. 
 
 Jobin, Miss Marie Quebec, C. B. 
 
 Karney, Miss Eliza. " do 
 
 Lacroix, Mrs. Pierre <• do 
 
 McDonnell, Miss Julia " do 
 
 O'Brien, Miss A " do 
 
 Bead, Miss Margaret " do 
 
 Robinson, Misses. I. & M " do 
 
 Samuels, Miss M " do 
 
 St. Laurent, Misses C. & S " do 
 
 TIitTierge, Miss M. " do 
 
 Walieroan, Miss Sarah " Oo 
 
 Wood, Miss J '« do 
 
 MoWillittins, Miss Cyrena Riohwood, C.W. 
 
 Drapeau, M'me Celestin Rim^uslci, C. E. 
 
 Jouvin, M'lle Edouard " do 
 
 Oaulin, Mrs. C River Darid, do 
 
 Blondel, Madame... RiTit^re du Leap, en Bas, do 
 
 Poirier, Madame " do 
 
 Clement, Madame H. Rividre du Loup, en Ilaut, do 
 
 Gagnon, H6I^ne & Adeline 
 Vane & Defarlais, Mesdames 
 
 Oaron, Elixa 
 
 Paradis, Emerance. . 
 
 Sharp, Mrs 
 
 Banks, Miss Mary 
 
 Ellis, Mrs. J. E 
 
 Gilbert, Mrs. P 
 
 Severight, Miss Ann 
 
 Campbell, Mrs. N 
 
 Nunu, Misses 
 
 Armstrong, Miss M. L 
 
 Weir, Misses 
 
 GrieTB, Mrs. M. L.. 
 
 Clark, Miss B 
 
 Tremblay, Miss L... 
 
 Chretien, Mrs 
 
 Ouellet, Mrs. Thomas 
 
 Doan, Misses 
 
 Iligson, Miss 
 
 Armstrong, Mrs 
 
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 Riviere Quelle do 
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 Rondeau, 
 
 Rosemont, 
 
 Sarnia, 
 
 Langie, Miss Olympe Stanrold, 
 
 Ball, Mrs. J. 
 Wetherell, Lucinda 
 Wetherell, Sarah T. 
 White, Elicabeth ... 
 Houghton, Miss ... 
 McMuIlen, Misses.. 
 Clarke & Sinclair... 
 Hinman, Mrs. George 
 
 Rich, Mrs 
 
 Leslie, Mrs. G 
 
 Lewis, Miss E 
 
 Gervais, Valerie ... 
 
 Hyde, Misses 
 
 Johnston, Miss M.. 
 
 B^rubi, Misses 
 
 Fluet, Misses 
 
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 St. Andrews, do 
 
 St. Anicet, do 
 
 Ste. Anne dea Monts, do 
 
 Saugeen, 
 It 
 
 Sherbrooke, 
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 Simcoe, 
 Smith's Falls, 
 
 Sorel, 
 
 Sparta, 
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 Spencerville, 
 
 Stanstead, 
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 Stirling, 
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 Stratford, 
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 Strathroy, 
 StreetsTille, 
 
 St. Bruno, 
 
 Laguerre, M'me. J, C St. Casimir, 
 
 Weller, M'me. L... 
 
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 Hillman, Miss Sarah St. Catharines, C.W. 
 
 St. Etienne, 
 
 K 
 
 St. Eustaofae, 
 
 Naylor, Miss Emma 
 
 Denis, M'me. Martine St. Clot, 
 
 Langlois, Ceoile 
 
 Lapointe, Philie 
 
 Foisy, M'llo 
 
 Forbes & Barbault, M'IIqb 
 Toulouse, M'lle. L. 
 Leduc, Miss Celine. 
 
 Gosaelin, Mrs 
 
 Dubois, Theodore... 
 L'Heareux, I'frs. E. 
 Moraoa, Mrs. M.... 
 
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 Ste. GenevidTO, do 
 
 .St Hilaire Village, do 
 
 Bt. Hyaointhe, do 
 
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 Jean, M'lle St. Jean Port Joli, C. B. 
 
 Perrault, M'lle. Caroline " do 
 
 Baillargeon, M'lle. P St. John's, do 
 
 Bougie, Joseph St. Louis de Gonazagne, do 
 
 Breault, B6lairo " do 
 
 Langlois, Marcelina Ste. Luco, do 
 
 Gohier, Mrs. Benjamin St. Martin, Isle Jesus, do 
 
 Lafontaine, Miss Serapbine. 
 Vnliquette, Miss Louisa . 
 Vrmstrong, Mrs. M. 
 Henry, Mrs. Jane... 
 Johnstone, Miss C. A. . 
 Lambert. Miss D... 
 Tetu, M'lle L 
 
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 St. Mary's, C.W. 
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 "tc Monique,C. E. 
 St. Pie. do 
 
 Ferland, M'lle Adelaide ...St. Pierre d'Orleans, do 
 
 Paqcet, M'me Laurent 
 
 Tessljr, Justine " 
 
 Cretes, .Miss St. Polyoarpe, 
 
 Sa.ary Mrs F St. Raymond, 
 
 Gav \vevi, Scholastique St. Scbolastique, 
 
 Howard, Miss 
 MoLaohlin, Miss . 
 McMuUin, Miss . 
 Souton, Miss .... 
 CvMj Mi " Funny. 
 Urqubart, Misses. 
 
 St. Thomas, 
 
 St. Zdphirin, 
 
 Tara, 
 
 Barrette, Miss Martine Terrebonne, 
 
 Toronto, 
 
 Scanlan, Miss K 
 Beaulieu, Misses .. 
 Brown. Miss M. .. 
 Lanigan, Miss J. .. 
 
 Allen, Samuel 
 
 Carter, Miss Jane.. 
 
 Forbes, Mrs. Jane " 
 
 Fowler, Mrs. Mary '• 
 
 Gibbs, M •• 
 
 Goulding, George " 
 
 Harper, Mrs. Eliza " 
 
 Johnson, Mary A '■ 
 
 Krone, Mrs " 
 
 Lyon, Mrs. Jas. F " 
 
 Miller, Mrs. John *< 
 
 Moloney, Mrs " 
 
 Mosiman, John F .. " 
 
 Robinson, Miss I... " 
 
 ROBINSON, THOMAS (card, 
 
 p. 828) " 
 
 SiWerthorne, Mrs. L " 
 
 Donaldson, Mrs Trenton, 
 
 Gould, Mrs. A L Uzbridge, 
 
 Maguire, Mrs. Flora Valleyfield, 
 
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 C E. 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Thorold 
 
 Three Rivers, C. E. 
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 Kennedy, Miss Ellen Vankleek Hill, C W. 
 
 Waterdown, 
 
 Burns, Mrs. J. 
 
 Gilmour, Mrs 
 
 Kellam, MissE 
 
 Eldridge, Lucy C... 
 Nutting, Mrs. B.... 
 Staves, Mrs. Sarah. 
 
 Buist, Miss C 
 
 Henderson, Miss ... 
 Losie, Miss Sarah .. 
 
 MoPherson, Mrs *' 
 
 Roche, Mrs. Sarah " 
 
 McDonald, Isabella & Mary....Williamstown, 
 
 Waterford, 
 
 Waterloo, 
 II 
 
 Weston, 
 
 Weatport, 
 
 Whitby, 
 
 Kitchen, Mary . 
 Bulmer, Mrs. Jane. 
 
 Long, Mrs 
 
 Clear, Miss 
 
 Gough, Mrs. M. ... 
 
 Parr, Mrs. S 
 
 Goodwin, Mary 
 
 Winchester, 
 Windsor 
 Wingham, 
 Woodstock, 
 
 Torkville, 
 
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 CW. 
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1206 
 
 MINING COMPANIES AND AGENTS— NEWSPAPERS. 
 
 IMk 
 
 MINING COMPANIES AND AGENTS. 
 
 Leokie, Robert 
 
 lloFarlin, Tbomiu.. 
 
 Davie, Cbarlea H 
 
 Plumer, William 
 
 Williams, F 
 
 Drspeaa, 8 
 
 Friiiell, Thomaa 
 
 Lloyd, H. C 
 
 Mackie, Thomas 
 
 Aylmer, Lord, Copper MiDing 
 
 Company 
 
 Clark, E., Copper Mining Co... 
 Copper Mining Co 
 
 Acton Yale, 
 
 C. E 
 
 ftt 
 
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 Bruee Mines, 
 
 C.W 
 
 i« 
 
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 « 
 
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 Lao Noir, 
 
 C. B 
 
 Melbourne, 
 
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 It 
 
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 <> 
 
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 Lennoxville, 
 
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 i< 
 
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 ■1 
 
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 Gold, SiWer and Lead Mining 
 
 Company 
 
 Hopo & Carter Copper Mining 
 
 Company " 
 
 McGaw, Thomas & Co., Gold, 
 
 SiUer and Lead Mining Co... " 
 Wilson & Co., Copper Mining 
 
 Company " 
 
 Montreal Mining Co. (Adam 
 
 Handyiide, secretary) Montreal, 
 
 English and Canadian Mining 
 
 Company Quebec, 
 
 Lennoxrille, C. E. 
 " do 
 
 do 
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 MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENT DEALEBS. 
 (See Piano-Forte and Musical instrument Manufacturers and Dealers.) 
 
 Stephens, G. N 
 
 Oriissman, A 
 
 WHITE. T. (card, p. 239) 
 
 Black & Sands 
 
 Mnrtel, Godfroid 
 
 Dillon, Mrs. W 
 
 TAYLOR, E. A. (card, oataide 
 
 front coTer) 
 
 Anderson, George 
 
 Boucher & Mansean 
 
 Laurent & Laforc. 
 
 McPherson, John 
 
 Cobourg, 
 Hamilton, 
 
 C.W. 
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 Kingston, do 
 
 L'AsaomptioD, C.E. 
 London, C.W. 
 
 Montreal, 
 
 do 
 C. E. 
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 Nordheimer, A. & S. 
 
 Prince, II 
 
 Morgan, R 
 
 Wyee, Frederick, sen. 
 
 Smith, Gustare 
 
 Beaudoin, P 
 
 Goodfellow, George 
 
 Benary, Henry 
 
 Batland, R. B 
 
 Nordheimer, A. & S 
 
 WILLIAMS, R. S. (card, p.848) 
 
 ... Montreal, C. G. 
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 Quebec, do 
 
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 .. Sault an Reoollet, do 
 
 .St. Henri d' Levis, do 
 
 .... St. Mary's, C.W. 
 
 .... Toronto, do 
 
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 NAIL AND SPIKE WOBKS. 
 
 M6thot, Jules 
 
 Cowan & Britton ... 
 
 BIGELUW, THOS. D. & SON., 
 Dunn, P. & T 
 
 Beauport, 
 
 Gananoque, 
 
 Montreal, 
 
 C.E. 
 
 C.W. 
 
 C.E. 
 
 do 
 
 Millard, Robert & Co Montreal, 
 
 PECK, THOS. & Co ♦' 
 
 Martellis Nail Factory (J. & P, 
 Bishop, Agents) Portneuf, 
 
 Boyd-, T. W. .. 
 Clarke, Edwin ., 
 Costen, T. & Co 
 Davis, James ., 
 
 NEEDLES, FISH HOOKS AND FISHING TACKLE. 
 
 Montreal, 
 
 C. E. 
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 HIAM. WM. H. (card, p. 418) Montreal, 
 Allcock, S., Laight, C. & Co.... Toronto, 
 Croft, Wm. &Co " 
 
 C.E. 
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 C.E. 
 
 C.W. 
 
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 NEWSPAPERS. 
 
 Almonte Express Almonte, C.W. 
 
 Aylmer Times Aylmer, C. E. 
 
 Ayr Observer Ayr, C.W. 
 
 NORTHERN ADVANCE Barrie, do 
 
 SPIRIT OF THE AGE '• do 
 
 BELLEVILLE INDEPENDENT, Belleville, do 
 
 INTELLIGENCER •' do 
 
 HASTINGS CHRONICLE ♦' do 
 
 DURHAM STANDARD Bentinck, do 
 
 BERLIN JOURNAL Berlin, do 
 
 CANADIAN STATESMAN ... Bowmanville, do 
 
 SOUTH SIMCOE TIMES Bradford, do 
 
 Brant Expositor Brantford, do 
 
 BRANTFORD COURIER (see 
 
 eard. p. 68) " do 
 
 BRIGHTON FLAG (see card, 
 
 p 68) Brighton, do 
 
 EDUCATIONALIST (se« card, 
 
 p. 68) " do 
 
 BROCKVILLE MONITOR ... 
 BROCKVILLE RECORDER... 
 
 Carleton Place IlerHid 
 
 Cayuga, Sentinel 
 
 Haldimand Tribune 
 
 Chatham Planet ... ......... 
 
 WESTERN UNION (see card, 
 
 P- 98) 
 
 CLINTON COURIER 
 
 COBOURG SENTINEL 
 
 COBOURG STAB 
 
 Cobourg Sun 
 
 Colborne Transcript 
 Pontiao Pioneer ... 
 ENTERPRISE (card, p. 
 
 FREEHOLDER ... 
 
 TILSONBUROH OBSERVER- 
 HUNTINGDON JOURNAL ... 
 THE TRUE BANNER 
 
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 126).. 
 
 Brockrille, 
 
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 Chatham, 
 
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 It 
 
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 Clinton, 
 
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 Cobourg, 
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 Collfield, 
 
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 Collingwood, 
 Cornwall, 
 
 C.W 
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 Dereham, 
 
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 Dewittville, 
 
 C.B. 
 
 Dundat, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 
 W. C. OHEWETT A CO., MAP PUBUSHERS, Ac, KINO STREET EAST, TORONTa 
 
nnoxrille, C. E. 
 
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 ebeo, do 
 
 Dtreal, 
 
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 41 
 
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 Mary's, 
 
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 onto, 
 
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 ttTilla, 
 
 C.B. 
 
 las, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 ROM'O. 
 
 NEWSPAPERS. 
 
 1207 
 
 DUNVILLE INDEPENDENT... 
 
 Dunnville, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Le Pays (tri-weekly) 
 
 Montreal, 
 
 C. B. 
 
 OBSERVER 
 
 Elora, 
 
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 Lower Canada Jurist (monthly) 
 
 If 
 
 do 
 
 EMBRO REVIEW 
 
 Embro, 
 
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 Montreal Transcript (daily) ... 
 MONTREAL WITNESS (daily] 
 
 II 
 
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 British Coni-titation 
 
 Fergus, 
 
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 Fonthill AdTertisor 
 
 Fonthill, 
 
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 (card, p. 440) 
 
 Presbyterian (monthly) 
 
 l« 
 
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 Damfries Reformer 
 
 Gait. 
 
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 It 
 
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 Gait Reporter 
 
 14 
 
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 True Witness (weekly) 
 
 Dundas Courier 
 
 <( 
 
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 Canadian Empire 
 
 Goderich, 
 
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 Morrisburg, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Haron Sifcnal 
 
 EASTERN TOWNSHIPS GA- 
 
 44 
 
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 Eiaminer 
 
 
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 NAPANEE STANDARD 
 
 Napanee, 
 
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 ZETTE 
 
 Granby, 
 Guelph, 
 
 C. E. 
 
 North American . . 
 
 Newbury, 
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 CANADI8CHES VOLKSBLAT 
 
 
 Goelph Herald 
 
 44 
 
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 (see card, p. 494) 
 Newmarket Era 
 
 New Hamburg, do 
 
 dnelnh Mercnrr ... 
 
 41 
 
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 Npwmarket 
 
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 Canada Christian Advocate 
 
 Hamilton, 
 
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 Canada Observer 
 
 Oakville, 
 
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 Canada Illustrated News 
 
 44 
 
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 Treasury for the Young 
 
 Oil Springs Chronicle 
 
 44 
 
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 HAMILTON SPECTATOR 
 
 
 
 Oil Springs, 
 
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 (daily) 
 
 41 
 
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 Oshawa, 
 Ottawa, 
 
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 HAMILTON TIMES (daily) ... 
 Huntingdon Journal 
 
 41 
 
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 Le Courier d'Ottawa 
 
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 Huntingdon, 
 
 C E. 
 
 Ontario Episcopal Gaxette 
 
 ft 
 
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 Le Messenger de Joliette 
 
 Industry, 
 
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 Ottawa Banner (daily) 
 
 41 
 
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 INGERSOLL CHRONICLE ... 
 
 Ingersoll, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 OTTAWA BANNER (weekly).. 
 
 44 
 
 do 
 
 OXFORD REFORMER 
 
 14 
 
 do 
 
 OTTAWA CITIZEN (semi- 
 
 
 
 Western Canadian Common- 
 
 
 
 weekly) 
 
 II 
 
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 wealth 
 
 Kincardine. 
 
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 Ottawa Tribune 
 
 14 
 
 do 
 
 BRITISH AMERICAN (daily) Kingston, 
 
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 Ottawa Union (tri-weekly) 
 
 II 
 
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 BRITISH WHIG (daily) (card. 
 
 
 
 OWEN SOUND ADVERTISER, 
 
 Owen Sound, 
 
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 p. 284) 
 
 DAILY NEWS AND CHURCH 
 
 41 
 
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 OWEN SOUND COMET 
 
 14 
 
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 OWEN SOUND DIAL 
 
 44 
 
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 AND NEWS 
 
 41 
 II 
 14 
 
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 OWEN SOUND TIMES 
 
 II 
 
 Paris, 
 Perth, 
 
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 TTerftld and Advertiser 
 
 PARIS STAR 
 
 Family Herald 
 
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 Kingston Sun 
 
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 Journal de Quebec 
 
 CANADIAN POST 
 
 
 C. E. 
 
 PERTH COURIER 
 
 14 
 
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 Lindsaj, 
 it 
 
 C.W. 
 
 PERTH EXPOSITOR 
 
 41 
 
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 Lindsav Advocate... 
 
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 PETERBORO' EXAMINER 
 
 (card, p. 650) 
 
 Peterhoro* Review.. 
 
 Peterboro', 
 
 
 Victoria Herald ... 
 
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 LONDON FREE PRE83 (daily) 
 LONDON PROTOTYPE (daily) 
 
 London. 
 
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 41 
 
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 Picton Gazette 
 
 Picton, 
 
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 (card, p. 334) 
 
 41 
 
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 Picton Thnes 
 
 41 
 
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 Madoo Mercury 
 
 Madoc, 
 
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 PONTIAC PIONEER Portage du Fort, 
 
 C.E. 
 
 Hftnadian IndeDendent 
 
 Manilla, 
 
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 British Canadian... 
 
 Port Hope, 
 
 44 
 
 C W 
 
 Economist (bi-weekly) 
 
 Canailian Churchman 
 
 Mttrkham 
 
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 Port Hone Guide... 
 
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 Merriokville, 
 
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 PORT HOPE MESSENGER... 
 
 II 
 
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 Mirriclcville Chronicle 
 
 Mitchell, 
 
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 CANADIAN ADVERTISER ... 
 CONSERVATIVE MESSEN- 
 
 Presoott, 
 
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 Mitchell Conservative Advocate 
 
 
 PERTH REFORMER 
 
 It 
 
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 GER (card, p. 582) 
 
 EVANGELIZER 
 
 11 
 
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 Canada Lancet (montbly) 
 
 Montreal, 
 
 C.E. 
 
 44 
 
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 Canada Temperance Advooate 
 
 
 
 GOOD NEWS 
 
 14 
 
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 14 
 
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 Presoott Telesranh 
 
 41 
 
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 Canadian Band of Hope (mon.) 
 
 44 
 
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 PRESTON OBSERVER (card 
 
 
 
 CANADIAN MAIL, or MONT- 
 
 
 
 p. 684) 
 
 Preston, 
 
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 REAL GAZETTE (weekly) 
 
 
 
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 Quebec, 
 
 C.E. 
 
 (card, p. 426) 
 
 Canadian Naturalist (semi-an- 
 
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 14 
 
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 COURIER DU CANADA, Le 
 
 
 
 nually) 
 
 41 
 
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 (tri-weekly) (card, p. 588)... 
 
 41 
 
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 COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER 
 
 
 
 Foyer, Canadien Le (monthly 
 
 41 
 
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 (d»ily) 
 
 14 
 
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 Journal de Quebec (tri-weekly 
 
 44 
 
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 Echo and Protestant Episcopal 
 
 
 
 Mercury (daily) 
 
 4< 
 
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 Recorder (weekly) 
 
 44 
 
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 NEWS (daily) (osrd, p. 622).. 
 
 41 
 
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 FifCAro *.* ..• • 
 
 41 
 
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 QUEBEC GAZETTE (daily) 
 (card, p 618) 
 
 
 
 GAZETTE, MONTREAL (daily) 
 
 
 44 
 
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 (see card, p. 426) 
 
 
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 REFORM, LA (triweekly 
 
 41 
 
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 HERALD, MONTREAL 
 
 
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 Soirees Canadiennes, Les 
 
 
 
 Journal de I'lnstrnction Pub- 
 
 
 
 ^monthlv^ 
 
 41 
 
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 Vindicator (tri-weekly) 
 
 Richmond Guardian 
 
 II 
 
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 Joarnal of Education (monthly 
 
 " 
 
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 Richmond, 
 
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 Juvenile Presbyterian (monthly^ 
 
 14 
 
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 York Herald ] 
 
 Richmond Hill, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 LA MINERVE(tri-weekly) ... 
 
 
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 British Canadian (weekly) 
 
 Samia, 
 
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 Le Colonisateur (semi-weekly).. 
 
 
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 SARNIA OBSERVER (weekly) 
 
 .4 
 
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 L'Echo du Cabinet do Leeture 
 
 
 
 Bruce Vindicator... 
 
 Saugeen, 
 
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 Paroissiale (semi-monthly)... 
 
 
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 SHERBROOKE GAZETTE ... 
 
 Sherbrooke, 
 
 C.E. 
 
 L'Ordre (tri- weekly) 
 
 
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 SHERBROOKE LEADER 
 
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 W. C. CHEWETT & CO., PRINTERS, STATIONERS, &o.. KING STREET EAST, TORONTO. 
 
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 Reynolds, R. T 
 
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 Brown, M. J 
 
 Sparbam, G. S 
 
 Lane, Wm 
 
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 Watson, C. V 
 
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 lit at 2nd FRIZES ! Hamilton, 1840. 
 
 Bjso respectfully to invite public attention to their Piaso-Foutrs. Their laatrumenta are all made with a 
 full iMttallie Frame, (the invention of Mr. Thomas, and now in general use throughout the world), and are 
 Manufactured by American anl German Workmen, under the superintendence of Mr. T. Hbintzman, who 
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 AT THE PROVINCIAL SHOW AT HAMILT0:N, 1800. 
 
 irom KRV. DB, McCADL, Frindpal uf UniTsrsity College. 
 " G. W. STIIATIIY, K»q., Doctor of Mmic, and Professor of 
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 - JOHN CAKTRR, Eiiq.,Orpml«tandDlroctoroftheChoir, 
 St. .laiiiea' Catlietlr^l; Also, 
 
 " J. D. IIUMPIIRKY8, Ksq.; A. GUNTHBR, Kaq.; AUQ, 
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 I hare Axsniined soma Plano-Fortei made by J. TnOHAS A do , 
 •d can bear tvsfmoDy to the uzcuUeDco of tbrir tone and Hnish. 
 
 JOHN McOADL. 
 .Toronto, April 4, 1861. 
 
 I bare much pleasure in bearing testimony to the superior 
 tone and finish of the PianoITortcs made by J. Tuomas k Co., of 
 the Canada Piano Forte Manulitctory, 
 
 Toronto, March 29, 1801. 0. W. STRATHY. 
 
 I have no hesltaiion in speaking very highly of the Piano 
 Fortes I have Man manufactured by J. Xboiias « Co., of (bis City. 
 Toronto, March 29, 1861. JOHN CARTER. 
 
 Tbo undersigned, Profeemrs of Music, have great plessnre In 
 re«omm<>iidiDg to th* public generally the Piano-Fortes manu- 
 factured iiy J. TUOMAB A Co., aH hrlug lory Supwlcir In'triinienta, 
 and equal In OTery respect to any manufactured on this Continent. 
 J. D. UUMPHUEY8. A. ODNTHEB. 
 
 M. HABKRSTOCK. ACQ. SEIVFERT. 
 
 
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FORTES. 
 
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 ZES! Hamilton, I860. 
 
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 are all made with a 
 
 the world), and are 
 
 T. HeiNTLHAN, who 
 
 d thirty yeara' expe- 
 
 Vestern Company of 
 
 confident in saying, 
 
 <n inspection, satisfy 
 
 3hf that taking into 
 
 mre in calling your 
 
 ES, 
 
 wtlmony to the superior 
 lie by J. TuoMAS A Co., of 
 
 G. W. 8TRATHY. 
 
 ery highly of the Plan» 
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 JOHN CAllTKK. 
 
 !, have frreat pIcasnrA In 
 
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 ctxred on thlx Continent 
 
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 MiMon, Thomas ... 
 
 M«u*er, J. J 
 
 Moerrn, M 
 
 Waller, W. W 
 
 Wilkeaport, 
 WiniUor, 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 4l 
 
 SASH. BLIND AND DOOR MANUFACTUBERS. 
 
 (Sec rUning Millt, Sash, Blind and Door Mauufaoturtrs ) 
 
 Frftiter J. ...... 
 
 SAW AND PILE MANUFACTURERS. 
 
 Montreal. C. B. MORLAND. WATSON k Co. 
 
 Illnton, George U.. 
 LnnBier, Louis 
 
 RkiirtriHsn llnvull A Ca 
 
 " do 
 
 " do 
 
 " do 
 
 fcard 442^ 
 
 Young, Win. D 
 
 PRK.STON RDWARD 
 
 
 
 Montreal, C. E. 
 St. Ciitbarinea,C.W. 
 Toronto, do 
 
 SAW MILLS AND PROPRIETORS. 
 
 iSee Flour and Saw Mills.) 
 
 SCALE MANUFACTURERS AND AOENTS. 
 
 Watson, Christopher Collingwood, C.W. 
 
 GDRNEY. WARE & Co Hamilton, do 
 
 Cox & Collins Montreal, C. E. 
 
 Dorion, E. & Bro •• do 
 
 GORDON, ALEX. (card,p. 882) <« do 
 
 Warron, D. U <« do 
 
 WARREN, H. B. (card, j. 468) Montreal, C. E. 
 
 Otis, Warren Point St. Charles, do 
 
 Holderrick, Anthony St. Thomas, C.W. 
 
 Konmer, A. K Toronto, do 
 
 Cornor, Edward " 4ff> 
 
 RODGEus, 8. & a " m> 
 
 SEEDSMEN. 
 
 (See Narseriei^ Seedsmen and Florists.) 
 
 SEWING MACHINE MANUFACTURERS AND AGENTS. 
 
 Benton & Palmer 
 
 ... BslleTille, 
 
 C.W 
 
 Blloo, Robert 
 
 ... Brougham, 
 
 do 
 
 McEwan, Peter 
 
 ... Franktown, 
 
 do 
 
 Ennislie, Alezandar 
 
 ... Ouelph, 
 ... Hamilton, 
 
 do 
 
 Ecclestone, W. T 
 
 do 
 
 Moran, Brothers ... 
 
 ... 
 
 do 
 
 Rogers, Brothers ... 
 
 " 
 
 do 
 
 WANZER, R. M. & Co 
 
 ti 
 
 do 
 
 Cole, John 
 
 ... Hampton, 
 
 do 
 
 Centos, J. 
 
 ... Henry, 
 
 do 
 
 Morrison, B. F 
 
 ... Hollen. 
 
 do 
 
 Paoaud ft Berwis 
 
 ... InTemeas, 
 
 C.K 
 
 Ostrom, Henry 
 
 ... Ivanboe. 
 
 C.W 
 
 Oairdner, David 
 
 ... Kinoardino, 
 
 do 
 
 CONNINGHAM JOHN ... . 
 
 ... Kingston, 
 
 do 
 
 Thompson. R. M 
 
 «• 
 
 do 
 
 Keeleft Wright 
 
 ... Lindaaj^ 
 
 do 
 
 MoClennan ft Co 
 
 «• 
 
 do 
 
 Mathison, J 
 
 ... London, 
 
 do 
 
 Barnham, Henry 
 
 ., MelbourM, 
 
 C. E. 
 
 BANGS, J. L. ft Co 
 
 ... MoBtTMl, 
 
 do 
 
 Borry, William 
 
 t« 
 
 do 
 
 I«wlor, J. D 
 
 " 
 
 do 
 
 Morison, James ft Co 
 
 Soott, 8, B. ft Co 
 
 Wallace, D. B. ft Co 
 
 WOODS. ROBERT (oard,p.4 2) 
 
 Garvey, William, juta 
 
 MORRISON, R. B.(card,p.846) 
 
 Danter, J. F 
 
 Nicbel, Jacob 
 
 Green ft 1lo)i;ers 
 
 Irwin, Eli G. ft Co. 
 
 Doty, John 
 
 Robinson, M 
 
 Irwin, Samual 
 
 GrUr, John 
 
 Dickey, William. 
 
 Morrison, William 
 
 Booth, William 
 
 Davii, 8. H 
 
 Helyer, Robert 
 
 ROSE, H. M 
 
 SCHLUETBB, WML 
 
 GIBSON, M. ft Co. (eard, p. 
 694) 
 
 Montreal, 
 
 C. E 
 
 i« 
 
 do 
 
 41 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Morrisburg, 
 
 C.W 
 
 Morriston, 
 
 do 
 
 New Hamburg, do 
 
 «i 
 
 do 
 
 Newmarket, 
 
 do 
 
 It 
 
 do 
 
 OakTilla, 
 
 do 
 
 •• 
 
 do 
 
 Oakwood, 
 
 do 
 
 Osborne, 
 
 do 
 
 Owhawa, 
 
 do 
 
 Perth, 
 
 do 
 
 Pioton, 
 
 do 
 
 Port Braoo, 
 
 do 
 
 Port DoTor, 
 
 do 
 
 Port Hops, 
 
 do 
 
 Preston, 
 
 do 
 
 Quebec, 
 
 C.E. 
 
 W. G. CHBWKTT ft CO., BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, KING STREET EAST, TORONTO. 
 
:s, ko. 
 
 
 
 
 
 Wilkeiport, 
 
 O.W. 
 
 Winilaor, 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 • 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 Montreal, C. E. 
 St. C»tbarinei,C.W. 
 Turonio, do 
 
 Montreal, C. E. 
 oint St. Charles, do 
 
 St. Thomsa, C.W. 
 
 TuroDto, do 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 NTS. 
 
 Mentreal, 
 
 C. B 
 
 11 
 
 do 
 
 «i 
 
 do 
 
 11 
 
 do 
 
 Morriaburg, 
 
 C.W 
 
 MorristoD. 
 
 do 
 
 ^ew Hamburg, do 
 
 11 
 
 do 
 
 Newmarket, 
 
 do 
 
 11 
 
 do 
 
 DakTille, 
 
 do 
 
 11 
 
 do 
 
 Oakwood, 
 
 do 
 
 Dsborne, 
 
 do 
 
 )Rhawa, 
 
 do 
 
 Perth, 
 
 do 
 
 'ioton, 
 
 do 
 
 'ort Braoe, 
 
 do 
 
 'ort boTor, 
 
 do 
 
 'ort Hopo, 
 
 do 
 
 'reaton, 
 
 do 
 
 luebeo. 
 
 C.E. 
 
 8T, TORONTO. 
 
 SEWING MACHINES, Afl.-SIIIPPINO, FORWARDING, Ao. 
 
 1261 
 
 WOODLBT, J. ft J. 
 
 fl.iO) 
 
 Bull. Neil 
 
 (card, p. 
 
 Quebeo, 
 
 Renfrew, 
 
 C. R. 
 
 C w 
 
 HANCOCK, L. 8. .. 
 
 Lundy. B C 
 
 Veatal, Stephen 
 
 Mal|>u«a, 8 
 
 UaUler, J. C 
 
 Ridgetawn, 
 
 Rockton. 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 Holph, 
 
 Sarnia, 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 Hammond, M : 
 
 Annable, Edwin G . 
 
 Haogeen, 
 
 Sawvenrille. 
 
 do 
 C. B. 
 
 BROWN, OKOKnE 
 MoPheraon, John... 
 Marshall, Axhdown. 
 Mamhall, W. B. ... 
 
 Khakvpeare, 
 
 South OinchiDbrock, 
 
 Stratford, 
 
 •1 
 
 C W. 
 
 C E. 
 
 CW. 
 
 do 
 
 Marshall & Brothers 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 OlmxtrAd, Owen ... 
 
 Sutton. 
 
 r. V. 
 
 Lagr.inge, Omie ... 
 Murdick, Henry P.. 
 
 ... St. Armiind Centre, do 
 St Catharines, C,W. 
 
 Murphy, James ... 
 
 Lindop, Hi>nry 
 
 Pariih, David 
 
 Marahall, James ThamesTille, 
 
 BLACK, NORUia (oard,p.780) Toronto. 
 
 rhrimie, A 
 
 Dow, H«nr; •< 
 
 F0LT8, 0, W. (carJ, p. 808).. " 
 
 Forbes, Duncan " 
 
 Mendon, 0. & Co •' 
 
 WARE, P T & Co " 
 
 Green, Ne'.son Waterford, 
 
 Abel), V. I Wellington, 
 
 SiiTcrign, John Weilington Square, do 
 
 .Miirdon, Jaineit We«t'8 Corners, do 
 
 SUPKR, LEWIS N. (card, p. 
 
 900) Woodstock, do 
 
 Oatram, David J Wruieter, do 
 
 St. Soholastlqne, (;.E. 
 
 .. St. Thomas, C.W. 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 SHIFPINQ, FORWABDING AND COMBIBIISSION MERCHANTS. 
 
 Brown, Alexander 
 
 Aldershott, C.W. 
 BellcTille, do 
 do 
 
 " do 
 Rrockville, do 
 Clifton, do 
 do 
 Cobden, do 
 Conway, do 
 Cornnna, do 
 :6toau Landing, C.E. 
 Dundas, C.W. 
 do 
 last Templeton, C. E. 
 do 
 " do 
 • " do 
 Williamsburg, C.W. 
 Georgeville, G. E. 
 Hamilton, C.W. 
 •• do 
 " do 
 " do 
 do 
 • " do 
 do 
 Kingston, do 
 " do 
 
 " do 
 
 " do 
 
 do 
 
 •• do 
 
 t Vincent P.O.) do 
 
 Montreal, C. E. 
 
 •• do 
 
 " do 
 
 " do 
 
 II do 
 
 do 
 
 " do 
 
 II do 
 
 do 
 " do 
 •• do 
 
 Ferns, John 
 
 Montreal, 
 II 
 
 44 
 
 41 
 II 
 
 14 
 II 
 • 4 
 
 44 
 44 
 41 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 14 
 l« 
 11 
 II 
 II 
 4< 
 14 
 
 Oil Springs, 
 
 44 
 
 Ottawa, 
 
 14 
 
 Paris, 
 Peterboro', 
 Pioton, 
 II 
 
 rtage du Fort, 
 
 Port Bruee, 
 11 
 
 Port Hop*, 
 Port Perry, 
 Port Robinsoi 
 Port SUnley, 
 
 II 
 
 11 
 
 Presoott, 
 II 
 
 Quebec, 
 
 II 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 C E. 
 
 Graham. Donald 
 
 MARTIN, CHARLES 
 
 TANNAHILL, ROBERT (see 
 
 card, p. 44) 
 
 Easlon, George 
 
 FREER, BOYD ft Co. (card 
 p. 408) 
 
 OLASHFOBD, JONES ft Co... 
 
 HAMILTON. R. H. (see card, 
 p. 410) 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Douglas, A 
 
 Henderson, Jamei H 
 
 do 
 
 MoKeniie, James 
 
 Cowley, Capt. D 
 
 JACQUES, TRACY ft Co. (set 
 card, p. 420) 
 
 do 
 
 Howard, Edward ... 
 
 JONES ft Co 
 
 da 
 
 Miller & Taylor 
 
 Birmingham, J. C ( 
 
 GREENING, TIMOTHY 
 
 Laidlaw. Middleton ft Co 
 
 McCLELLAN. VIPOND ft Co 
 (card, D 434) 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 McTAGGART, A 
 
 MoCnaic John F... 
 
 do 
 
 DUNNING, LEWIS I 
 
 Middleton. William ft Co 
 
 do 
 
 Gill, S. 
 
 Oillespie, Moffatt & Co 
 
 Morice. David 
 
 NOAD. JEFFREY ft Co.. 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 Williams, Daniel 
 
 ORRTEL, ft Co 
 
 Pillar, L East 
 
 Ramaay, W. F 
 
 Birely, N. F 
 
 Browne, Edward 
 
 Browne. M. W 
 
 PHILLIPS & Co. (card, p. 444) 
 
 Reed. William 
 
 Robertson, Henry... 
 
 Smith, G 
 
 Swinbarne Garrall ft Co 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 Cattlev. Steohen T.. 
 
 TurnbnII, William W. ft Co 
 
 Wales, Charles 
 
 do 
 
 Proctor, John 
 
 do 
 
 Zealand, Edward ... 
 
 WARREN. C. 8. ft Co 
 
 do 
 
 ''oaland. Edward, ion 
 
 DeGonder Thomas.. 
 
 G W 
 
 .iNDERSON k FORD 
 
 Berry E & Co 
 
 Smith ft Robertson 
 
 Dickinson. M. K 
 
 Murphy. T. J 
 
 Capron, Walter 
 
 Sutherland D 
 
 McCuaig, P. F 
 
 McFaul. Thomaa ... 
 
 do 
 da 
 
 CHAFFBY, GEORGE & Bros, 
 (card, p 286) 
 
 do 
 da 
 
 OLASSFORD, JONES & Co... 
 KINGHORN G M 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 Perryn, R. H 
 
 do 
 
 MILNE, A. R Meaford (S 
 
 Beoker, A 
 
 Hardinge, R. N Pc 
 
 Davis & Meek 
 
 C.E, 
 C.W. 
 
 Begg. William 
 
 Hume, Andrew 
 
 do 
 
 BLACK, PERRY & Co. (card, 
 p. 880) 
 
 BROWN. T. A D. (see card, 
 p. 886) 
 
 DRYSON, T. MAXWELL (see 
 oard, p. 888) 
 
 Vindin, Edmund 8. 
 
 Paxton. Thomaa ft Co 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 Elliott. Robert 
 
 I. do 
 
 Holmwood, Walter.. 
 
 do 
 
 Slieppard, S 
 
 do 
 
 Thomaon. R. 
 
 do 
 
 ChristopheraeB, Ant A Co 
 
 Courehet ft Co 
 
 Hawley. J. S 
 
 Purkis, Isaao D. ... 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 COWAN ft HOLCOMB 
 
 DAVIS. NBILSON (s«e card, 
 
 DICKINSON. M. K 
 
 ANDER80N, JOHN ft Go 
 
 DE WOLF, JOHN 0. (oard, p. 
 
 698) 
 
 Duval. E. H 
 
 C.E. 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 DnttoB, Capt Thomaa 
 
 FalkenberK ft McBlain 
 
 do 
 
 
 
 W. 0. CHBWETT ft CO., 
 
 PRINTBE8, 
 
 STATIC 
 
 INER8, fto.. KING STREET EAST. TORONTO. 
 
1252 
 
 SHIPPING, &o-«OAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURER& 
 
 i.i 
 
 I 5 
 
 B'i 
 
 i 
 
 JBPrBET, MOAD k Co 
 
 Jdrgcnoen, A. 4 Co. 
 
 Laird, John, 
 
 Maxwell ft StSTenson 
 
 Sherwood, T. B 
 
 Sponee, T. ft Co 
 
 White, Joseph 
 
 Halfpennj, Wm 
 
 Adair, Thomas 
 
 Drake, R. A 
 
 Dans, A. 
 
 Norrls ft Notion 
 
 Boioe ft Hjland..... 
 
 Bolton, Thomas 
 
 BROWNE, JOHN ft Co 
 
 CHAFFET^ E. ft Co. (seeoard, 
 P.7M) 
 
 Quebeo, 
 
 Renfrew, 
 Saugeen, 
 
 C.B. 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 r.w. 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 St Catharines, do 
 
 •• do 
 
 Toronto, do 
 
 •• do 
 
 •I do 
 
 <t do 
 
 CLARK, T. M.ft Co. (eard, p.798) Toronto, C.W. 
 
 Glass. John " d» 
 
 Holeomb ft Cowan.. ** t$ 
 
 Uidlaw. Oeorga •« <» 
 
 PERRY. BLACK ft Co. (eard, 
 
 p. 880) " i» 
 
 PRIDHAM, B. ft Co. (eard, 
 
 p. 420) •• H 
 
 Robertson, Charles " i» 
 
 Taylor. Arehib«ld •• U 
 
 TAYLOR, FRANCIS P. O 
 
 (eee oard, in«ide back oover) " it 
 
 Tinning, R ft Bros •• it 
 
 WOOLLEY ft HILL " <• 
 
 WYATT. OEORQB H •• do 
 
 Allen, Wm Wyoming, do 
 
 Smith ft Robertson " do 
 
 Fnllsr, Wm 
 
 Aitken, John ft Co 
 
 Cox, James 
 
 Kemp ft Co 
 
 LOVELACE, C. B. S. (oard, p 
 
 882) 
 
 TladnU, Wm. J 
 
 BHIBT AND COLLAR JIANUFACTUBEBS. 
 
 Hamilton, C.W. SMITH, W. A. ft Co. (eard, p. 
 Montreal, C. E. 462 and opposite index cities, 
 •• do towns and Tillafos) 
 
 do WHITHAM ft SOULB 
 
 WilMon, Robert 
 
 Mendon, C. ft Co 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 WUson, N. 
 
 Montreal, 
 
 CI. 
 
 •1 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Toronto, 
 
 C.W 
 
 ti 
 
 do 
 
 8ILVEB FLATEBS. 
 
 CAMPBELL, B. K. 
 Convrette ft Bro. ... 
 HBNDREY, ROBERT 
 Binman ft Rubinstein 
 Lymbumer, M. E. L. 
 
 ••••o eao 
 
 Hamilton, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 Montreal, 
 
 C.B. 
 
 <i 
 
 do 
 
 «* 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Montreal, 
 >< 
 
 Redden ft Co 
 
 Rubinstein, Jaoob & Co 
 
 TABB, H. N " 
 
 Sasseville, Francois Quebeo, 
 
 Millichamp, Wallace m Toronto, 
 
 Stephens, J. P. ft Co. (S. H. I WAITE8, THOMAS (card, p. 
 Thompson, agent) Montreal, C. E. | 466) 
 
 C.B. 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 C.W. 
 
 SHOE THBEAD AND TWINE MANUFACTUBEBS. 
 
 Montreal, C. B. 
 
 PHIPPEN. JOHN A. 
 
 80AF 
 
 AND CANDLE 
 
 BelleTille, G.W. 
 Bowmanville, do 
 Brantford, do 
 Bridgewater, lo 
 CainsTille, do 
 Chathaa^ do 
 do 
 CburchTille, do 
 Clifton, do 
 Clinton, do 
 Cobourg, do 
 Collingwood, do 
 Conway, do 
 Drumbo, do 
 Dnndas, do 
 DnnuTllle, do 
 Edwardsburfb do 
 EgmoadfiUe, d* 
 Ennis, do 
 Erin. do 
 EvertOB, do 
 Exeter, do 
 Falkirk, do 
 Fergus, do 
 Fingal, do 
 
 MANUFACTUBE] 
 
 Cavanagh, William. 
 
 Olirer, A. S 
 
 Fiaher, John 
 
 JUDD, JOHN 
 
 Morton ft Smith ... 
 Russell, George ... 
 
 Smith, John M 
 
 Walker, James 
 
 Smith, Thomas 
 
 Douthwaite, Mr. ... 
 
 Scott, Thomas 
 
 Phippen, 8. 8. 
 
 Phippen, Samuel ... 
 
 Shaw, James 
 
 Walford, S. A 
 
 CROOKS, H 
 
 Dalton, J. D. 
 
 Blaek, W 
 
 Robins, Orlando ... 
 
 Bellls, Wm. A. 
 
 BirkersUff, David. „ 
 BRBNNAN ft RIGNBT 
 
 cJ*RISTIB ft BELLI8 
 
 EtS. 
 
 FranktowB, 
 
 Gait, 
 
 Gnelnb. 
 
 C.W 
 
 MeCaffrsy, Mr 
 
 JARVIS, CHAS. (ear 
 
 Cretioutt, John 
 
 Apsay, Joha ...... 
 
 d,'p.'64) 
 
 •ooooaee* 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 Hamilton, 
 
 11 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 It 
 
 do 
 
 Lament ft Coats ... 
 
 , II 
 
 do 
 
 HalL T. D. «... 
 
 It 
 
 do 
 
 Stainthorp, Qeorgo 
 
 Straith, Peter 
 
 Hitehins, W. ..... 
 
 Tyson ft Port .r.... 
 
 Phippso, Willinm... 
 Brown. Charles ... 
 
 ..... Hyde Park Conu 
 
 Ingersotl, 
 
 Invermsy, 
 
 ... ..... Kingston, 
 
 M.... ... *• 
 
 ^ 11 
 
 Loekton, 
 
 n.... n London, 
 
 " 
 
 ......... Lucnn, 
 
 It 
 
 .'.".'.....' MontrenI, 
 
 Br, do 
 
 ••ooooaoo 
 •••••ooa* 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 
 d« 
 
 
 do 
 
 Watson, DsTid ...... 
 
 Kennedy, Georgo... 
 
 SulliTai^ M. 
 
 Cunningham, Robert 
 DnnloD, William ... 
 
 ::::::: 
 
 III! iii 
 
 d* 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 C. 1. 
 
 Warden, Samuel ... 
 Gould, John 
 
 " 
 
 (card, 
 
 eooaeooo* ^ 
 
 (oard, 
 
 ••OS ••• 
 
 do 
 
 Bopor, William ... 
 Melntyre, Maleola 
 EdsMod, Charles ... 
 
 •oo •••••• 
 
 uowooe ••• 
 
 do 
 
 W. 0. CHBWSTT ft Co.. PRINTEBS, LITHOOBAPHERS. fto., KUrO STREET, TORONTO. 
 
 ^ktV 
 
3. 
 
 oroata, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 •1 
 
 do 
 
 •i 
 
 do 
 
 •1 
 
 do 
 
 <i 
 
 da 
 
 M 
 
 da 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 >ming, 
 
 do 
 
 ■1 
 
 do 
 
 Hon, 
 
 itreal, 
 
 C 1. 
 
 1 
 
 do 
 
 1 
 
 da 
 
 into, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 1 
 
 da 
 
 treal, 
 
 C.K. 
 
 1 
 
 do 
 
 i 
 
 do 
 
 )eo, 
 
 do 
 
 nto, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 ireal, C. I. 
 
 ktown, 
 
 C.W 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 da 
 do 
 do 
 'k Comer, do 
 
 ■oil, 
 
 ■•7. 
 ton, 
 
 >n. 
 
 tal. 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 da 
 do 
 da 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 cm 
 
 da 
 
 EOKTO. 
 
 SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS— STARCH, &o. 
 
 1258 
 
 jr. o^n^TY, 
 
 MANUrXOTUBKR OF 
 AND DBAME IN 
 
 TALLOVr, LARD, ROSIN, 
 
 PA.LM OIL & OA-NDLE^^ICK. 
 
 CORNER OF <|IJE£1V AMD GEORGE STREETS, 
 
 CHRISTIE, WM. (card 
 DARLING ft BRADY ( 
 
 89«) 
 
 p. 894) 
 card, p. 
 
 Montreal, C. E. 
 
 •I do 
 II io 
 
 II do 
 II do 
 II do 
 •I do 
 
 • I do 
 
 II do 
 do 
 
 •1 do 
 
 II do 
 
 •1 do 
 
 II do 
 
 Newbarj, C.W. 
 
 " do 
 
 New Hambarg, do 
 
 Oakfille, do 
 
 " do 
 
 • 1 do 
 Oakwood, do 
 Ottawa, do 
 
 1. do 
 II do 
 Pelerboro', do 
 >• do 
 PlattsTille, do 
 Port Dover, do 
 Port Hope, do 
 Presoott, do 
 Prinoeton, do 
 
 Dann, J. ft Son 
 
 Mxheuz, Joseph 
 
 Moore, Qeor^ ,... 
 
 Quet:ee, 
 
 II 
 
 C.B. 
 Jo 
 
 da 
 
 Bgginton, Pierre ... 
 OVRD ft TARLTON ( 
 
 414) 
 
 BEARLE, J. 0. (card. 
 
 Hood. A. W 
 
 KaTanangh, Miehael 
 Larivi^re, Pierre ... 
 LITTAUER ft TUCK ( 
 
 442) 
 
 Loioelle. M. ft Co... 
 MATHBWSON. JOHN 
 
 (card, p. 482) ... 
 lloClellan. John ... 
 
 Moore, E.ibirt 
 
 Oldfleld. Tbomas 
 
 Withall. ^m 
 
 Cole, Mrs. J. ... .. 
 
 Lawrence. J. J 
 
 Abraham, Richard ., 
 
 Wbiffen, Tbomas ... ..,. 
 Frieoe, Henry .... 
 
 "... «• 
 ... . Awitt*, 
 ..... Hi<}j,)iOw.i, 
 ..... o»t:ti%, 
 
 W 
 
 do 
 
 CW. 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 card, p. 
 pVilB) 
 
 card, p. 
 
 e*ee«« eea 
 
 ft'sON 
 
 d't 
 
 Qibbon, Wm 
 
 Orenier, Lonis J 
 
 Bnekte. Wm. r, .,. 
 
 Leitch ft IKR^^Ua 
 
 Bisbapriek, Jar -i.. 
 MalbcBof, Alexis . . 
 
 Renaud, Andre 
 
 Crooker. John ....... 
 
 .,.,. ri^.JOO'.'., 
 
 Scrsl, 
 
 ... , Gintt^vd, 
 
 9*: C*f,ttnn« 
 
 'ic Ku«»vt,ftr 
 
 tin 
 
 '■. ?.. 
 
 uw. 
 
 
 n. u<> 
 
 Blgnev. Miehael ... 
 flmardon. John 
 
 •■oa ■•ai 
 
 CiO 
 
 MeMumy, Sftmael 
 
 fitATAHaOD. ilftmiltOD 
 
 
 *^ iV. 
 
 
 Hill, Henry •• 
 
 Kitt, Wm. '• 
 
 Dnlconrt, Mrs. J. B T«rrebo»ne, 
 
 Belford, Wm ,... lo.'ODto, 
 
 CARTY. JBRBMIAH (seeoari, 
 
 p. 1268) " 
 
 FreeUnd, Peter ft Co. .„ •■* 
 
 Lrak. John „ • 
 
 Matthews, Wm. ... ,., *• 
 
 Sutherland ft Marshall « 
 
 O'Dare, Henry Totteuh&Hi. 
 
 Jo 
 
 Hoppf, Wolfert ...aa 
 
 ■aoeaaeaa 
 
 do 
 
 c. ri 
 
 Dowdle, Thomas ... 
 Hordheim. Conrftd*. 
 
 
 (.W. 
 
 SwMtmftD, Jamofl .. 
 
 Brown, J 
 
 nrnwB. T. H 
 
 
 do 
 dr> 
 
 Byan, John ...... 
 
 Qreen, Benjamin ... 
 Ogilvie ft Hood ... 
 KUbom. D. ft Co... 
 
 ••••••••a 
 
 do 
 
 
 imager, Stephen A Udova, 
 
 Tomlinson, R Vienna, 
 
 BROWN, JACOF (se« nartj, p. 
 p. 892) ..... Wio !*». 
 
 it 
 
 Boyd, J 
 
 Dnnn, John 
 
 Plnmb, Charles ... 
 
 
 <i« 
 
 eeeea ••■ 
 
 do 
 
 BMuaer, R. M. ... 
 
 Gross, F. J 
 
 •• 
 
 d« 
 
 SODA WATEB MANUFACTDf^2tS. 
 
 Beleh, Samnel ..... 
 
 Bitton, E. S 
 
 Anderson, Wm 
 
 FARQUHAR, MRS. 
 
 (sard. p. 882) ... 
 BPROULE, W. P ... 
 TasMll, John 
 
 Benson ft Aspden... 
 Klots, Bros. 
 
 aaeeaeaaa 
 
 SARAH 
 
 BelloTlile, 
 
 London, 
 
 Montreal, 
 
 Oshav^, 
 CiU«ra, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 do 
 
 C. K. 
 
 c w. 
 
 do 
 
 Good wis !i. A.. 
 
 Tarr»".^ .inaniaa ... 
 f'^m.Jivt, Wui, &Co. 
 ii6§f0, Joseph .... 
 Cbarltota, Stephen... 
 EVES, JAMaS...„. 
 
 •■••••■•I 
 
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 Footner, Mrs. k Dangbter 
 
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 HARPER, D. A. (card, p. 416) 
 HIAM, Win. H. (card, p. 418). 
 
 Holcomb, C. A....M 
 
 Holland, R 
 
 Haa, Paul 
 
 King, B 
 
 Laurent, Ote 
 
 LAWTON, H. J. & Co. (card, 
 
 p. 442) 
 
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 Brown, Hoorj' 
 
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 BAKIE. DONALD, & Co 
 
 Bell, Adam R 
 
 Berwick \ Hnpkins 
 
 CLARKE, PETER, & Co 
 
 Doutney, Wm. L 
 
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 FARRELL. WM (oard, p. 882) 
 POURMER, T., & Co. (card, 
 
 p. 408) 
 
 Higgins, T. W., & Co 
 
 Howley, M 
 
 Hutton. Muller. & Co 
 
 KINGSTON. FRtiDERICK ... 
 
 Martin & Carroll ... 
 
 Remy, L. G , & Co 
 
 Btmmer, Alfred 
 
 Field, F. S 
 
 Greening, Benjumin 
 
 MASON, JOSEPH (see card, p. 
 
 226) 
 
 Barnes, E'lward 
 
 Deoaire, A 
 
 Hamilton, 
 
 CW. 
 
 •• 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Ingersoll, 
 
 do 
 
 Kingston, 
 
 do 
 
 Leeiis, 
 
 C. E 
 
 London, 
 
 C.W 
 
 Montreal, 
 
 C.E 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 i< 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 u 
 
 Ao 
 
 Ii 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 Rolland & Galibert 
 
 RONAYNE, P. (oard, p. 454)... 
 
 Ronayne&Co 
 
 Ryan ft Co 
 
 Sohmiit, Louis 
 
 SEYMOUR, C. E 
 
 Staart, O. D 
 
 Hunt, Brook ft Co. 
 
 Pelletier, C. P 
 
 Snalth ft Co 
 
 Wright, J. P., ft Co 
 
 Watson. Joseph 
 
 Smith Brothers 
 
 Coulthard, John 
 
 Crabb, Samuel 
 
 HANCOCK, ROBERT 
 
 HARMETER, A. J. (see card, 
 
 p. 804) 
 
 Peoples & Co 
 
 REID, C. P., ft Co. (see oard, 
 
 p. 882) 
 
 Chagnon, Clement 
 
 Larose, Antoine ... 
 
 Lavall^e, Clement 
 
 Kennedy, Henry 
 
 Montreal, 
 
 It 
 II 
 
 11 
 Quebee, 
 
 Qneenston, 
 Stratford, 
 Strath roy, 
 Toronto, 
 
 11 
 
 Vereh^res, 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 Windsor, 
 
 WIBE WOBKEBS. 
 
 Brantford, 
 UamiltoD, 
 
 Montreal, 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 C.E. 
 
 do 
 
 Rice, Wm. H. Montreal. 
 
 Kinghan, R Peterboro', 
 
 COO, W. H. (card. p. 788) Toronto. 
 
 Montvert, Michaels « 
 
 Rice, Wm. H •« 
 
 C. E. 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 do 
 
 40 
 
 WOOD AND COAL MEBCHANTS. 
 
 (Se« Coal and Wood Merchants.) 
 
 Angus, John 
 
 Glutton J. J. ft S. S. 
 
 BeaTer, T 
 
 Gain, Isaac 
 
 Tripp, Diiniel ...... 
 
 »•••••••• 
 
 WOOD Al 
 
 Andley, 
 
 Aylmer, 
 
 Bridgewater, 
 
 Caintowa, 
 
 Ceotreton, 
 
 ChnrehTille, 
 
 Heidelberg, 
 
 Hull. 
 
 Milton, 
 
 Montreal, 
 
 <i 
 
 ID W 
 
 C.W. 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 C.E. 
 C.W. 
 C.E. 
 
 do 
 
 ILLOW WABE. 
 
 Bryson, Hugh 
 
 Bloomfteld, John ... 
 
 Sbaack, Wm 
 
 HAYNES, D. CURTIS 
 
 p. 716) 
 Berberieh, Joseph .. 
 Oagn4, Jean. jan... 
 
 Ruel, Francois 
 
 Broom, B. ft J 
 
 Dallas, Angus 
 
 Moses, Andrew ... 
 McDonald. John ... 
 
 Montreal, G. E. 
 
 ~ Round Plains, C.W. 
 
 Stamford, do 
 
 (card, 
 St Catharines, do 
 
 flt Juuiha An 
 
 Blithe, Wm 
 
 
 Tacohy, JuHtn^ 
 
 p. m)"... 
 
 (card, p. 
 Co. (card. 
 
 Ate I.nnA P IE 
 
 EDDY. E. B 
 
 II dn 
 
 Demp8ey, George... 
 
 Toronto C. W 
 
 Ar .MS ft Co. (oard, 
 BELSON ft WOOD 
 
 " do 
 
 " iIa 
 
 442) 
 
 
 
 
 
 WOODRUFF, A. L. ft 
 
 p. 289) 
 
 WOOL DEAT.KBS. 
 
 LEADLEY ft TORREY 
 Hamilton, C.W. 
 
 — Toronto, C.W. 
 
 WOOLLBir, COTTON AND CABDINQ MILLS. 
 
 (Cotton Factories marked thus o; Carding Mills marked Ihns b.) 
 
 h Cowie, Elmer Adamsfille, 
 
 Brown, Mills ft Co Albion. 
 
 C.E, 
 
 CW. 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 ROSAMOND, B. ft W 
 
 p. 10) 
 
 Maw, Robert 
 
 Breden ft Toskey 
 
 h Campbell, P 
 
 Oroan ft Son ... 
 
 (oard. 
 
 Almonte, 
 
 Alton, 
 
 Appleton, 
 
 Artemesia, 
 
 Arva, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 McDonald ft Co Alexandria, 
 
 b McFee, Archibald Almonte, 
 
 MoINTOSU, JOHN (eard, 
 p. 10) •• 
 
 do 
 
 •••••• •■• 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 
 
 
 CONVEYANCING FORMS TO BE HAD AT W. C. CHEWETT A GO'S, TORONTO. 
 
[oDtreal, 
 
 C.B. 
 
 4< 
 
 do 
 
 (I 
 
 do 
 
 « 
 
 do 
 
 l< 
 
 do 
 
 « 
 
 do 
 
 « 
 
 do 
 
 lebeo, 
 
 do 
 
 <i 
 
 do 
 
 <i 
 
 do 
 
 oMnston, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 rttford, 
 
 do 
 
 rfttbroj, 
 
 do 
 
 )ronto, 
 
 do 
 
 it 
 
 do 
 
 >< 
 
 do 
 
 « 
 
 do 
 
 (1 
 
 do 
 
 « 
 
 do 
 
 rob^rea, 
 
 C.B. 
 
 14 
 
 do 
 
 l< 
 
 do 
 
 ndsor, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 mtreftl. 
 
 C. E. 
 
 terboro', 
 
 C.W. 
 
 rooto, 
 
 do 
 
 u 
 
 do 
 
 t< 
 
 do 
 
 ntrcAl, 
 
 C.B. 
 
 lod Plains 
 
 ,C.W. 
 
 mford, 
 
 do 
 
 Cktharines, do 
 
 Jacobs, 
 
 do 
 
 Lnoe, 
 
 C.B. 
 
 it 
 
 do 
 
 mto, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 i> 
 
 do 
 
 11 
 
 do 
 
 eriey, 
 
 do 
 
 tnto, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 ante, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 ». 
 
 do 
 
 eton, 
 
 do 
 
 nesia. 
 
 do 
 
 « 
 
 do 
 
 )NTO, 
 
 WOOLLEN, COTTON AND CARDING MILLS. 
 
 1261 
 
 Dornn & CUrk Ashhurnbam, C.W. 
 
 VANLUVEN, CORNELIUS.. BHttema, do 
 
 6 Tbomson & Filion Bayfield, do 
 
 Ellis. Qodfrej B«aTerton, do 
 
 Laxier, John .. BalleTille, do 
 
 Ostrom, SyWetter " do 
 
 WHBADON, SETH " do 
 
 Qledbill, Thomas Benmlller, do 
 
 James, Edwin ** do 
 
 James, Jesse " do 
 
 Baylor, A. B Bloomfield, do 
 
 Kitchen, Elijah Bloomsburg, do 
 
 6 Butler, William Brighton, do 
 
 b Brown, Qeo'ge Brownsbarg, C. E. 
 
 Dttfton, J & Co Bjrron, C.W. 
 
 Toung, Lee & QrifiStb •• do 
 
 Willard. J. P Cannifion, do 
 
 Raines, Mrs. Elisa Canning, do 
 
 Card, Allen Cannington, do 
 
 Bradley, Wm B Carp, do 
 
 Millet, S. T ChambI/ Canton.C.E. 
 
 6 Tale. John '• do 
 
 BAXTER ft BROWN (oard, 
 
 p. 104) Chatham, C.W. 
 
 Taylor, Thomas H " do 
 
 Clark & Ni SOB CUrksberg, do 
 
 6 Blair, Timothy Clayton, do 
 
 FRASER &Co. (card, p. 120). Cobonrg, do 
 
 Patterson, John Constance, do 
 
 Wilson, James C Conway, do 
 
 b Cadwell, A. E Cornwall, do 
 
 Masson, Lno H CAtoan da Lao,C.E. 
 
 Willard, J. &0 Cowansville, do 
 
 A Moffatt, Alexander DanTJIle, do 
 
 & Smith, James Dawn Mills, C.W. 
 
 Watson, Doon, do 
 
 a Crossland & Brown Duudas, do 
 
 McNab, B " do 
 
 a WRIGHT, JOSEPH •• do 
 
 Carpenter, A. R. DunnTille, do 
 
 Scott, Oeorge " do 
 
 Wilson, Peter Eden Mills, do 
 
 b Van Egmond, August' Egmondville, do 
 
 Bain & M0CI07... Elora, do 
 
 McDonald, Charles Embro', do 
 
 McDonald, John " do 
 
 Williams, James Etobiooke, do 
 
 PURDY, R. MoLBAN Eugenia, do 
 
 Kilpatriok, Mr Eieter, do 
 
 Lambert, R. & Son Falkirk, do 
 
 b Boyce, llenry Forester's Falls, do 
 
 Huffman, J. L Frankford, do 
 
 Robinson, W Qklt, do 
 
 Potter, H. B ' Qananoque, do 
 
 BARBER, WILLIAM ft Bros. 
 (oard, p. 194 and oppoiita 
 
 preface) Oeorgetown, do 
 
 England, Oeorge Georgina, do 
 
 Mann, Robert Olenallan, do 
 
 WILLIAMS, CHAS Glen Williams, do 
 
 Davis, John Hamilton, do 
 
 Herse/, Z. S. M Hawkesbnry, do 
 
 Brubooher, John W Hawksnlle, do 
 
 6 Kilpatriok, Hugh Hay, do 
 
 Hespeler, Darid.. Heepeler, do 
 
 Ellerby, DaWd Holland Landing, do 
 
 6 Tanner, Oeorge « HoUen, do 
 
 Lavoie, Maiime Industry, C.B. 
 
 Parkhunt, Charles Ingersoll, C.W. 
 
 Montgomery, William Kilbride, do 
 
 FiUpatriok, Joseph Kildare, CB 
 
 h Henry, Jamei Kincardine, C.W. 
 
 6 Little, John S Kinmount, 
 
 Chnrlaod, Joseph Liinoraie, 
 
 Baldwin. G. 8. ft Co La-kay, 
 
 Walsh, Thurnas 
 
 Wright, Francis .. 
 
 Wright. Oeorge... 
 b Whiteside, R. T.> 
 b Reid, James 
 
 Cook, Brastus ... 
 
 Clement, Wm. ... 
 
 Frarey, Margaret 
 
 Moore, Pittrick... 
 b Wood ft Brothers 
 
 FUury, Ilercule.. 
 
 Marion, N 
 
 Liuwood, 
 
 Little Britain, 
 
 LInydtown, 
 
 Lyu. 
 
 Lynden, 
 
 Mansfield, 
 
 Mitple, 
 
 Mnplc QroTe, 
 
 MiiMkiuoDge, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 C. B. 
 
 C.W. 
 
 do 
 
 fe 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 C.E. 
 do 
 
 Thorop.wn, A.,&Co. Meaford, St.VincentP.O. C.W. 
 
 Tbompxon, J Mvdonte, do 
 
 Mlrick, George Mcrriokville, do 
 
 Mirick, S. H., ft Sons " do 
 
 Judd, Asa Millbrook, do 
 
 Bertram, Timothy Milton, C. B. 
 
 b Boult, M'me J. A. Monte Bello, do 
 
 Nicol, Thomas Moutmagny, do 
 
 Andrews, Wm. ft Co. (Leeds, 
 
 England) Montreal, do 
 
 Harris, Frederick W " do 
 
 Weaver, 0. W " do 
 
 b Duoharroe, J. E.> Mont St. Hiiaire, do 
 
 6 Southwick, M. B •' do 
 
 b McUae ft Cunningham Moore, C.W. 
 
 Wood, Dr. John.. ........ Muulinette, do 
 
 b Goodman, John.. Mount Pleasant, do 
 
 Thomson, John Mount St. Louis, do 
 
 Freary, Mrs Mulinur, do 
 
 Perry ft McOilliTray Napanee, do 
 
 Sutherland, J. G ^llpier, do 
 
 Ivory, Wm Newcastle, do 
 
 Fisher, Dunoan New Hamburg, do 
 
 McKeniie, T. H. ft Co " do 
 
 PARKER ft FARQUHAR 
 (card, p. 494). 
 
 6 Towns, Wm. C. .., 
 b McRae, W. ft H.. 
 
 Bellamy. J. B. ... 
 
 Booth, Joshua 
 
 Oakwood, 
 
 Ingraham ft Stephenson Orangeville, 
 
 Orono, 
 
 Ottawa, 
 It 
 
 Pefferlaw, 
 Peterhoro', 
 
 Dyer, James. 
 
 BURRITT, H. O. 
 b Philion, Alex. ... 
 b Johnson, Wm. ... 
 
 Brooks, James ... 
 
 Chambers, James 
 
 Staokhonse, Charles Peveril, 
 
 Haight, John Pickering, 
 
 WARNOCK, FARRAUD ftCo. PlattHville, 
 
 6 Playfair, Elisha... Play fair, 
 
 b Fitspatrick ft Floury ..Pont de Mit8kioong6, C. B. 
 
 Pitts, J. N Port Dover, C.W. 
 
 Craig & Campbell Port Emsley, do 
 
 Barrett, Wm Port Hope, do 
 
 A Kerr, Robert «••• " do 
 
 Symmes, Geo. Bums Portneuf, C. B 
 
 BIOEL'tW, JOSEPH (oard, 
 
 do 
 Mewtown Robinson, do 
 
 Normanton, do 
 
 North Augusta, do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 C.B. 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 do 
 
 p 640) 
 
 Gordon, John A.. 
 Elliott, Hunt ft Co. 
 
 Wahn ft Erb 
 
 Royoe, Charles... 
 
 Port Perry, 
 i> 
 
 Preston, 
 II 
 
 Richmond, 
 
 C.W. 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 Lawrence, Charles Richmond Hill, do 
 
 A Gibson, Charles RiJgetown, do 
 
 Allen, F. W Rigaud, C.B. 
 
 A Parent, Francois RlvUre du Loup en Bas, do 
 
 rjBIE'S LETTER AND BOOK PAPERS, FOR SALE BY W. C.CHEWETT ft CO., TORONTO. 
 
1262 
 
 WOOLLEN, COTTON AND CARDING MILLS. 
 
 Toms, John 
 
 A DaTidson, Wm 
 
 b Clougb, Wm. W 
 
 Malcolm, Naroas 
 
 . Rockford, C.W. 
 
 Saugeen, do 
 . Sawyerrille, C. E. 
 . ScotUnd, C.W. 
 . Sherbrpoke, do 
 . Singhanpton, C.W. 
 . Smith's Fails, do 
 . Somerset, C. E. 
 . Springford, C.W. 
 . Stayner, do 
 •• do 
 
 Stirling, do 
 
 do 
 
 . Strathroy, do 
 
 . Streetsrille, do 
 .St Bartb«lemi, C E. 
 . St Bruno, do 
 .St Catharines, C.W. 
 . St Aubert, C. E. 
 ries Rir. Boyer, do 
 . Ste. Croix, do 
 •• do 
 Denis Richelieu, do 
 Qeorge (Beauoe) do 
 . St. Qregoire, do 
 . St Hyacinthe, do 
 . St Jacobs, C.W. 
 . St J6r6me, C.E. 
 . Ste. Martine, do 
 
 Lafhimboise, Maurice 
 
 (•I«n») 
 
 Pitcheou, Pierre.. 
 
 Laugon, Isaae B. 
 
 Nadeao, Damase. 
 
 Vigneau. Josephs 
 
 Jones, Richard ... 
 
 Drinkwatcr, John 
 
 Lanlgan, Wm 
 
 Nolan, Q. A 
 
 b Dunkerley, W. R. 
 
 HAIQHt. JAMES 
 b McDonald, Areh.. 
 b Robertson, John.. 
 6 Chagnon, CItephaa 
 b Plaute, Edmond... 
 b ThessiuB, J. Lte... 
 
 Hogg, John 
 
 Rumbftll, Josiah.. 
 6 Anid ft Lambert. 
 
 PATON ft BRICKER 
 p. 872) 
 
 HUNQERFORD. S. L 
 P- M4) 
 
 Starke, A 
 
 Birkinshaw, Oec 
 
 Wardlaw, John... 
 
 Wenger ft Wearer 
 
 Fisher, Peter 
 
 Mcintosh, Duncan 
 
 M.P.P. 
 
 St Pie, C K. 
 
 St Romaine. do 
 
 dt Simon de Rimou8ki,do 
 " do 
 
 Sing.T. R 
 
 Ste. Sophie D'Haltfax, do 
 Tamworth. C.W. 
 
 Robitaille. P 
 
 b Comfort. StcDhaa 
 
 Tara, do 
 
 Three Rirers. C. B. 
 
 b McLennan, Finlajr ft Bro. .. 
 b Walton Matthew 
 
 Tottenham, C.W. 
 
 Ulrerton. C B. 
 
 b Haige, Charles 
 
 A Mills. Joshua ... 
 
 Union, C.W. 
 
 Vankleek Hill, do 
 
 Robbs ft Lee 
 
 •• do 
 
 BARBER. WM. ft BROS 
 
 (card, opp. preface) 
 
 numelin. E 
 
 Verobdres, C.E. 
 
 •' do 
 
 «' do 
 
 Bruneau, OliTier T 
 
 Abell ft Brother 
 
 Protean, J. Bte... 
 
 Walter's Falls.C.W. 
 
 Wardsrille, do 
 
 Warwick. do 
 
 Bornier, Cyprien. St Uha 
 
 Desrochers, A. B 
 
 Lamontagne, J. B 
 
 (card, 
 Waterloo, do 
 
 (card, 
 
 West Itrome, C. E. 
 
 West Farnham, do 
 
 West Flamboro, C.W. 
 
 Weeton, do 
 
 6 St Qermain, Henry ... St 
 b Fortin, Augnstln. ... St 
 
 Cloutier, Qabriel 
 
 Fllohet, J 
 
 Eby, Jacob E 
 
 Laviolette, Godfroi ft Co 
 
 Duguay, A. N. W 
 
 West Woolwich.do 
 
 Wlngham, do 
 
 Woodbridge, do 
 
 
 I % 
 
 HUGH O'NEILL, PROPRIETOR. 
 
 ST. LEWIS STREET, UPPER TOWN, 
 
 lf< - 
 
 4 
 ^ 
 
 ■ V -^v-i.i/i t- 
 
 W. C. CEKWETT ft Co., TOROKIO, KEEP IN STOCK Di LaRUB'S Tsry snpwior VISITINO CARDS. 
 
'- P1«, C X. 
 
 :. Romktne, do 
 de Rimouski.do 
 
 do 
 !• D'Haltfaz, do 
 HDWorth, C.W. 
 ir%, do 
 
 iree Rlrerg, C. B. 
 itteDham, C.W. 
 Terton, C.B. 
 
 •ion, C.W. 
 
 ^Dkleek HIII, do 
 
 do 
 Tobt^ru, C.E. 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 liter's F«lli,C.W. 
 urdsfille, do 
 arwick, do 
 
 iterloo, 
 
 do 
 
 !St Itrome, C. £. 
 wt Farnbkin, do 
 Flamboro, C.W. 
 laton, do 
 
 i«t Woolwiob.do 
 ngham, do 
 
 jodbridga, do 
 
 ^ 
 
 z 
 
 9 
 
 OR. 
 
 NO CARDS. 
 
 RAILWAYS. 
 
 1268 
 
 SOnT»eB« BAttWAY 
 
 From TORONTO to COLUNGWOOD. 94lHile8. 
 
 * 
 
 BK^iN^OH-BELL E^iV^A^ET. 
 
 OFFTOE-BK.OOK: STI?.EET, TOKOIiTTO, O. "W. 
 
 Ouage of Boad— 6 feet 6 inches. Time of Election— 12th February. 
 
 Pbesidknt HON. J. B. ROBINSON, Toborto, C.W. 
 
 Viob-Prksidint AMD MAMAatnoDiMCTOK, p. W. CUMBERLAND, " 
 
 Sbcbbtart and Acoouhtamt, THOMAS HAMILTON, " 
 
 SuriBiNTBSDBHT JAMES GODFREY MoQRATH, " 
 
 LOCOMOTIVB SnPBBUfTBBDBRT, DAVID LISTER, " 
 
 Road Mastbb, WILLIAM STEWART, 
 
 
 
 IDIRSCXOXiS. 
 
 How. J. B. RoBiNBOR. Toronto, C. W. 
 F. W. Cuhbcbland, EgQ., " 
 R. J. Rbbkib, Esq., " 
 
 Lewis Mofiatt, Esq., " 
 
 J. A. Chowhb, Esq., London {England). 
 Hbmbt Whbblbb, Esq., " 
 Hbhbt Jaoksom, Esq. " 
 
 I i 
 
 1. 
 
 o o zo* sar SI o a* z o SO* s . 
 
 TORONTO.— Trains connect with all Grand Trunk and Great Western Trains, for 
 HAMILTON and SUSPENSION BRIDGE. 
 
 2. KING.— Stages daily to BOND'S LAKE. / 
 
 8. AURORA.— Stage daily with LLOYDTOWN. 
 
 4. BRADFORD.— Stage daily to BOND HEAD and COOKSTOWN. 
 
 5. BARRIE.— Stage daily to ORILLIA; and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, to 
 
 PBNETAN6UISHENR Trains stop at BARRIB for Refreshments. 
 
 6. COLLINOWOOD.— Stage daily to TUORNBURY, MEAFORD, CAPE RICH aod 
 
 OWEN SOUND. 
 
 W. 0. CHEWETT A Co., BOOKSELLERS AND PRINTEB8, KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 
1264 
 
 RAILWAYS. 
 
 i . 
 
 ■It ,? 
 
 ^^^'1^'% 
 
 OF CANADA. 
 
 FROM SUSPENSION BRIDGE (NIAGARA FALLS,) 
 TO DETROIT— 229 fflUes. 
 
 BRANCHES : —From HAMILTON to TORONTO, 38 Miles; 
 
 From HARRISBURG to GUELPH, 27 Milks ; and From KOMOKA to 
 
 SARNIA, 61 Milks. TOTAL, 845 Milks. 
 
 ^ ^ ^ 
 
 THOMAS SWINYARD Gknkbal Manager. 
 
 THOxMAS BELL Triasureb. ^^ ' 
 
 W. WALLACE Passinqcb Superintkndsnt. 
 
 W. ORR FREiaHT Sop't Eastern Division. 
 
 J. PEACOCK Freioh? Sop't Western Division. 
 
 G. L. REID Chiep Enoineeb. 
 
 S. SHARP Meohanioal Superintendent. 
 
 M. IRVING, Q. C Solicitor. 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT A CO., LAW PRINTERS AND STATIONERS, KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 
 i»w 
 
Y, 
 
 I FALLS,) 
 
 0, 38 Milks; 
 ^OMOKA TO 
 
 I. 
 
 .v:r 
 
 STBNDKNT. -j, 
 
 3TEBN Division. 
 
 STEBN DlYISIOK. 
 INTKMDSNT. 
 
 ET, TOROiTTO. 
 
 RAILWAYS. 
 
 1265 
 
 GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. 
 
 THIS LIISTE COISTNEOTS 
 
 At SUSPENSION BRIDGE 'vith the 
 
 NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD, 
 
 AND THE ERIE RAILWAY, 
 
 For BUFFALO, BOCHESTEB. BYBACU8B, UTICA, ALBANY, NEW YOBK 
 BOSTON, and all intermediate points ; ' 
 
 A.T DETROIT ^VITH THE 
 
 MICHIGAN CENTRAL, DETROIT and MILWAUKEE; 
 
 AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROADS, 
 
 For TOLEDO, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, 
 
 Burlington, Bock Island, Madison, Cairo, Quincey, Prairie du Caion, 
 
 Fond du Lao, St. Louis, St. Joseph, St. Paul, and all points 
 
 in the West and North- West, 
 
 AND 
 
 A.T TOROISTTO ^VITH THE 
 
 GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY, 
 
 For KINGSTON, PBESCOTT, MONTBEAL, QUEBEC, POBTLAND, 
 
 AND ALL POINTS EAST. 
 
 During the Season of Navigation, daily connection is made at HAMILTON and TORONTO, 
 with tlie first-class Steamers of the ROYAL MAIL LINE, for KINGSTON, MON- 
 TREAL, QUEUKO, &c. 
 
 'JOJEllSrT SXjEI 
 
 XHBTGh O 
 
 Superior to any heretofore in use, accompany each Ni^ht Train 
 
 Trains on SARNIA, GUELPH, and TORONTO Rranchcs, connect with Main Lino Trains. 
 
 TICKETS by this Route can be obtained at all the principal Railroad and Steamboat Offices 
 in the United States and Canadas. 
 
 TIME TABLES may be had on application at any of the Company's Stations. 
 TRAINS ARE RUN BY HAMILTON TIME. 
 
 O. W. R'y 0?FiCE^, 
 
 Uamilton, 1864. 
 
 THOMAS SWINYARD, 
 
 General iianager. 
 
 W. C. CUEWETT <fc CO., PRINTERS, BOOKBINDERS, Ac. KING STREET EAST, TORONTO. 
 80 
 
1206 
 
 RAILWAYS. 
 
 i ;: 
 
 €m4ii® Taw 
 
 THIS GREAT CANADIAN LINE EXTENDS 
 
 FROM PORTLAND, MAINE, 
 
 QUEBEC and RIVIERE DU LOITP, C. E., 
 IN THE EAST, 
 
 IN THE WEHT. 
 
 PASSINO TUROUnil 
 
 MONTREAL, PRESCOTT, BROCKVILLE, KINGSTON, BELLEVILLE, 
 PORT HOPE, TORONTO, GUELPII, LONDON AND SARNIA. 
 
 CONNECTS WITH RAILWAYS IN CANADA 
 
 POR 
 
 Ottawa at Prescott, Perth at Brockvllle, Pcterboro' and Lindsay at Port Hope 
 
 Hamilton, Niagara Palls and CoUingwood at Toronto, Buffalo and 
 
 Oodorioh at Stratford, and Port Stanley at London. 
 
 AND FORMS WITU KOADA HI'VXING KROM 
 
 DETROIT JUNCTION, Ogdensburgh, Danville Junction and PORTLAND. 
 
 THE 1I08T DIRECT ROUTE BRTWRRM 
 
 CINCINNATI, St. Louis, Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, and the North Eastern 
 Parts of the States of New England and Maine. 
 
 A"' 
 
 omoERs 
 
 ED. WATKIN President 
 
 C. J. BRYIKiES Manaoino Director 
 
 T. W. WOOD SwRkTART 
 
 J. HICKSUN CuiKr Accountant 
 
 F. C. 8TRATT0N General Freight Aoent 
 
 HENRY YATES Engineer 
 
 R. EATON LocoMOTivK Enoinrkr 
 
 ST7I»BIlIN'TBKri3EN'XS«. 
 
 ^'S'^Mnl^v Montreal! W. J. SPICER Montreal 
 
 A. 8. McBEAN Qierrc | C. R. CHRISTIE Toronto 
 
 E. P. BEECH , Ornkral Aoent, New York. 
 
 VISITING CARDS ENGRAVED DY W. C. CHEWETT ifc CO., TORONTO. 
 
 iKj-^i;- 
 
ENDS 
 
 AINE 
 
 
 BELLEVILLE, 
 SAIINIA. 
 
 NADA 
 
 ly at Port Hope, 
 'Ufialo and 
 >n. 
 
 PORTLAND. 
 Q North Eastern 
 
 '■«Ai Freioiit Aoknt 
 
 • Enoimker 
 
 LotiOMOIlVK Enoimich 
 
 MoimsAL 
 
 TOBOKTO 
 
 lONTO. 
 
 RAILWAYS. 
 
 1267 
 
 GEAMB TEiraK 
 
 THROUGH EXPRESS TRAINS 
 
 EAST AND WEST, DAILY, 
 
 MAKIKO DIKECT CONNEI' ">N ITITn 
 
 TRAINS GOING EAST, WEST, NORTH AND SOUTH. 
 
 SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS. 
 
 DA-Y A-ISTD ISriaHT OARS 
 
 RUN TDROUGII BETV/EEN SARNIA AND BUFFALO. 
 
 w b ij K iirir'^ ' ■ 
 
 WITH tlie great VICTORIA BRIDOE spanning the St. Lawrence at Montreal, 
 the Grand Trunk Railway ofl'crs unequalled facilities for the transmission and delivery 
 of Freight ; there being but TWO TRANSHIPMENTS between Cincinnati and Chicago and 
 the Eastern States, and Europe ; and ONLY ONE between the Western States and Canada. 
 
 * THE FIRST-CLASS STEAMSHIPS 
 
 or TBI 
 
 mital i^ttm ^teaimj$bi|i €i0tttp»ng'!$ ^m, 
 
 CARRYINQ THE CANADIAN AND UNITED STATES MAILS, 
 
 SAILS EVERY SATURDAY, 
 
 From Portland in the Winter, and Qdbbeo in the Summer, for Londokderrt and 
 Liverpool, on the arrival of Trains from the East and West. 
 
 1^ For full particulara and Tiokits, apply at Offices of Connecting Lines, and Gbano 
 Trunk Depots. 
 
 €. J. BRYDGES, General Managing Director. 
 
 MONTRKAL, 1884. 
 
 W. C. CHEWBTT * CO., BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, KING BTRBET EAST, TORONTO. 
 

 1268 
 
 RAILWAYS. 
 
 BUFFALO AND LAKE HURON 
 
 HEAD OFFICES-BRANTFOBD, CANADA WEST. 
 
 PuESiDfciNT— PHILIP RAWSON, Liverpool, Enoland. 
 General Manaokr— A. FELL, Brantford C. W. 
 
 DIRECTORS ; 
 
 nilLIP RAWSON, LivinpooL Enolanu. 
 CHARLES LANQTON, 
 ClIAKLKS HOLLAND, " " 
 
 MAXWELL, HYSLOP, 
 
 ALEXANDER McEWKN, Giaroow. Scotlasd. 
 ALFRED DIGHY. nBANTfoRn, C.W. 
 ALLEN OLEQUORN, •• 
 
 Secretary and Treasurer — WILLIAM MACLEAN, Brantford, C. W. 
 
 BOTfALO 1MB lAKl HUEOI MllWAl, 
 
 Tbis Railway extends ft'om Buffalo, in the State of New York, to 
 (f 9derieh, on Lake Huron, Canada West. 
 
 IT C0NNKCT8 WITH TUB 
 
 Welland Railway at Fort Colborne, the Great Western Railway at 
 Paris, and the Grand Trunk Railway at Stratford. 
 
 During the season of Lake navigation there is direot oonneotioa with 
 
 Chicago, Milwaukee and intermediate Ports, from tlic Godericli Terminas, 
 by means of First Class Propellers sailing Tri weekly. 
 
 The Boad is 160 Miles in length, in good running order, well managed, and 
 
 doing an excellent Busines*!, 
 
 A. FELL, General Maitager. 
 W. MACLEAN, Secretary and Treaburbr. 
 TIIOS. SHORT, Seuy, London, Eng. 
 ABRAHAM BELL, Gbn'l Traffic Manaubb. 
 
 W. C. CUEWETT A CO., IMPORTEaS OF ENGLISH PEttlODICALS, KINO ST., TORONTO, 
 
IRON 
 
 WEST. 
 
 ARQOW. ScOTtAnD. 
 B, C.W. 
 
 4* 
 
 RD, C. W. 
 
 York, to 
 
 Railway at 
 d. 
 
 Terminus, 
 
 inaged, and 
 
 EASURBR. 
 
 a. 
 Manaubr. 
 
 TORONTO, 
 
 RAILWAYS. 
 
 1209 
 
 PORT HOPE, LINDSAY, AND BEA7ERT0N 
 
 MLWAT CJQMPAMY. 
 
 OFFICE IN PETERBOROUGH. 
 
 WILLIAM CLUXTON, Prertdbnt, Pbterborouqh. 
 F. FERGUSON, Vice-President, " 
 
 JAS. STEVENSON PETKRiioROuau. 
 
 A. KOWLIS 
 
 UENllY MOIUIOW. ..... «* 
 
 F. IJKAMISII Port Hope. 
 
 JAMES FORTUNK Oououuu. 
 
 JOHN WALLACE " 
 
 C. PEIIRY Pbterborouoh. 
 
 EX-OFl'ICIO. 
 
 C PEURY Mayor PETERRORouan. j JOHN WALKER Reeve IIopi. 
 
 C. QUINLAN iMavor Port Hope. | P. McHlIOH Reeve Ops. 
 
 K. S. VINDEN, Secretary. 
 
 TIIOS. IlIDOUT— Manaobr. 
 
 A. T. WILLIAMS — Supeuintendent. 
 
 JAMES GRAY— AcoocNTANT. 
 OEOROE FISK— CoNDUcroK. 
 
 Road inhandaof Bondholders, undorthc General Management of FRED. CUMBERLAND, of Toronto. 
 
 PETERBOROUGH BRANCH. 
 
 13 MILES TO MILLBBOOK. 18 MILES TO FOBT HOPE. 
 COVERT & FOWLER, Ikssbes. 
 F. FERGUSON, Manager. | R. R. KIM li ALL, Supeuintendent. 
 
 J. W. FOWLER, Station Master. 
 
 V. M. CLEMENTI, Bookkeeper. 
 
 Daily Trains leave Fort Hope 7.30 a.m.; Peterborough 2.30 p.m., crossing Lindsay 
 
 Train at Millbrook each way. 
 
 COBOURG & PETERBORO' ROAD. 
 
 O. M. GOODEVE, . 
 
 COVERT & FOWLER, Lessees. 
 
 Manaoer. j R. R. KIMBALL, Superintendent. 
 
 GEORGE FOWLER, Conductou. 
 
 Daily Traino in Spring and Summer— closed in Winter. Leaves jf oterborough 
 
 at 8 a.m., and Cobourg, 3.50 p.m. 
 
 LVBELS I'EIHTED AND ENGRAVED BY W, C. CIIEWETT <fc CO., TORONTO. 
 
1270 
 
 RAILWAYS. 
 
 OTTAWA AND PRESCOTT 
 
 RAILWAY. 
 
 TWO PASSENGER TRAINS DAILY EACH WAY, 
 
 CONNECTI»a AT JUHTCTION WUK 
 
 um nm milway trjii hoii im & west. 
 
 AND AT PRESCOTT WITH THE 
 
 NORTHERN OGDENSBURGH, 
 
 AND 
 
 ROMX3, WATERTOWN & OGDENSBURGH TRAINS 
 
 NEW YORK AND BOSTON; 
 
 ALSO, WITH ROYAL MAIL LINE, 
 
 GOING EAST AND WEST. 
 
 OCr- FREIOUT BY THIS LIXE FORWARDED WITH DISPATCH. <=D0 
 
 B. FRENCH, Snperintendent. ' 
 
 LAW BLANKS OP ALL KINDS AT W. C. CUEWETT <fc CO.'S, £INO ST., TORONTO. 
 
)TT 
 
 
 KC;> 
 
 Y. 
 
 ^AY. 
 
 [ W8ST. 
 
 L. 
 
 'RAXNS 
 
 ON; 
 
 rEi?.s 
 
 GH. «O0 
 ident. 
 
 RONTO. 
 
 RAILWAYS. 
 
 1271 
 
 WELLAND RAILWAY. 
 
 PAS8ENQ-ER 
 
 i^x>n 
 
 ^^lllyVIt lJi^04. 
 
 aoiNQ SOUTH. 
 
 OOINQ NORTH. 
 
 
 No. 1, 
 A. M. 
 
 No. 3. 
 P. M. 
 
 1 
 
 No. a. 
 
 A. M. 
 
 11.25 
 12.00 
 12.20 
 12.32 
 12.40 
 12 50 
 1.10 
 1.30 
 
 No 4. 
 P.M. 
 
 3.20 
 6.16 
 6.36 
 6.47 
 6.66 
 6.06 
 6.26 
 6.46 
 
 
 
 t Port Dalhousio, 
 
 t St. Catharines ' 
 
 8.16 
 8.36 
 0.00 
 0.10 
 0.18 
 0.36 
 10.00 
 12.36 
 
 3.00 
 3.16 
 3.36 
 3.45 
 
 BuflRilo. (Leave)* 
 
 Port Colborii'' 
 
 ♦• Thorold 
 
 Welland 
 
 Allanbure. (flas) 
 
 Port Robinson 
 
 + Port Robiason 
 
 3.53 
 
 Allanbure (flas) 
 
 + Welland 
 
 4 06 
 4.20 
 6.60 
 
 Thorold, 
 
 St. CathapinaN 
 
 + 'Port. Colborne 
 
 t Buffalo. (Arrive)* 
 
 Port Salhouaie. 
 
 
 * New York Time,— all other IlamiltoD Time. f TelcgrAph Sutions. 
 
 Buffalo and Lake Huron Trains 
 Arrive at Port Colborne. 
 
 Great Western Trains Arrive at 
 Saint Catharines. 
 
 GOING EAST. 
 
 GOING WEST. 
 
 COMING EAST. 
 
 COMING WE.ST. 
 
 10 05 A. M. 
 4.28 P. M. 
 
 12.00 M. 
 4.46 P. M. 
 
 12.10 P. M. 
 4.30 " 
 9.10 " 
 
 7.06 A.M. 
 11.45 " 
 3.67 P. M. 
 
 The Compitny will r.o( be reftpnn!<iblt) for the hourii of depiirturo an<I arrival nor fur the regularity of 
 thu Trains of other Compniilco, hh given in thii> Tablu; the oonucotiuos their Trains are etpectud to mak* 
 are only shown for the oonvenieuoe of PuMuugers. 
 
 CORNELIUS STOVIN, 
 
 8T. CATHARINES, IBM. aBMUnAIL. nANACRR. 
 
 CONVEYANCING FORMS TO BF HAD AT W. C. CUEWETT <fc COS, TOHONTO. 
 

 1272 
 
 KAILWAYS. 
 
 MONTREAL AND CHAMPIAIN 
 
 iS^ 
 
 9 
 
 OFFICE- 04 COMMISSIOTSTfiliS STREET. 
 
 HON. JAMKS FERUIKU, I'residknt. 
 WILLIAM MOLSON, Esq., Vicfc-l'iii:s!DENT. 
 W. A. MKRllY, KsQ, Secuktaiiy. 
 J. F. BARNARD, Esq., Supeiiintenuent. 
 
 €0.\.'VUCT.S WITH TKRtlOnr AMD CAIVADA, 
 
 VER.MONT CENTRAL AND EAST AND SOUTH, 
 
 For Boston, Lowell, Worcester, Springfield, Troy, 
 Albany, New York, &c., &c. 
 
 AND WITH Till 
 
 mmmi shefford a\d chimblt num. 
 
 For Fiilcrloo, the Eistern Townships generally, and Lake Mcmphrcraiigog. 
 
 AhBO CONNECTS IN SUMMRR WITH 
 
 HOATS ON LAKE CIIAi>lPLAIlV, 
 
 For Troy, Albany, Saratoga, Lake George and New York. 
 
 SUMMER TERMINUS— ISLAND WHARF, 
 
 WINTER TSRMINU3-PT. LAMBERT. 
 
 W. C. CUBWKTT & Co., TOaONTO, KEEP IN STOCK Dm tAllUES »ery auperior VISITING CAKDS. 
 
♦ 
 
 IAIN 
 
 lEET. 
 
 A, 
 
 OUTII, 
 
 Troy, 
 
 )lircniiigog. 
 
 wYork. 
 
 RAILWAYS. 
 
 1273 
 
 STANSTEAD. SHEFFORD AND CHAMBLT 
 
 KA^ILI^OA^D. 
 
 OPKISr from AVA.T3i]RI.OO to ST. JOIIInJ^'B, 
 
 APPORDINU IIIRKrr AND KAHY AC;CKS8 PROM 
 
 MONTIIKAL TO TlIK EASTKItN TOWNSHIPS 
 
 * AND LAKE MEMPHREMACOG. 
 
 TRAINS RUN IN CONNEOTIOX WITD THB 
 
 MONiREAL & CHAMPLAIi^ RAILUOAD AT ST. JOHN'S 
 
 TO AM) FROM TIIK (irTLKT OK TIIK I,AKi:. WIIKUK TIIKV FORM A 
 
 DIILV \M TimOllliH, BV STEItlER. TO M FROM MWPORT, 
 
 Lcftvint; Newport and Montreftl in the Morning, nnd milking the Trip by daylight. 
 
 At Newport, St^pps run to Boston on the Paisumpsic Ra Iroad, f )iminp direct oonueotion 
 wiih the Haiiroads to the White Mountains, Bo&ton, New York, &o. 
 
 Tho rejiion oi' Liiki' Moniphrcninjidj: is one of the most roninnticand bcfiutiful on this (^)ntinent 
 and cunnot fuil to ^coonie < favourito ronor!, f»r thosf; in search of the beauties of nature, 
 
 and delightful ncreation and retirement. 
 
 Good Hotels at the viirltms points or attraction on the Lake. 
 
 Information may be procured at tho Oflioo of the Montreal and (Jhamplain Railroad ('ompany, 
 Montreal, or at the ditfernut iSlatiiinn along the IJino. 
 
 .<^x=ibtoxjX>. isur>t. 
 
 A^. 
 
 X^^0*X*JUX1., Xjoflsasoe. 
 
 N« CAUDS. 
 
 W. C. CUEWiiTT k CO., I'UINIERR, STATIONERS. &c.. KINO STRKKT EAST, TORONTO. 
 
1274 
 
 RAILWAYS. 
 
 KAILWAY. 
 
 TC NEW TORE, BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA, 
 
 BALTIMOSE AND WASHINGTON. 
 
 Express rnsaenger Trains leare Buffalo as follows : — from Depot corDer of Kiohun^e and Miobigan 
 Streets, by New York Citjr time, «h!oh 's twenty minutes faster than liuflalo tiiiio. 
 
 I 
 
 r;i,f- 
 
 fi on A M NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS. 
 
 l/iVU AXilfXi ^Viii Attioa and lIuBMai.LitviLLK) — Uuus through to 1 
 
 New York City without changing 
 cars. New and uplendid <iay, Smoking and Euohre Curs are run on this train. Stops nt Attioa 00 A.M.; 
 Wnrsnw (')A2; I'»riHge 7.16; HornellsTille rhre:)kriiHi] SAl; Corning at 9 52; Elmira 10.25; Owego 
 11.42; Itinuhaiiipton 12 27; Qreat Bend 12.08; Deposit [diniieij 1.50; Niirrow^^hiirg 4 IM ; Port Jurvis 
 6.17 : Goshen 22 ; CheittervilleO 34 ; Suffurn 25 ; l>ntter»on 6 55 ; and arrWes in New Vorkat 8.25 P.M. 
 
 f{ on A IVf ELMIRA MAIL TRAIN. 
 
 UiW ttiAMi Vm AVO.N and Cobni.so — St. |t« at all stations. Passes ATon 8 4') AM [hrenkfast], 
 and connects for Rochester 9.45 A.M.; Wayland 10.35; Buth 11.55; Corning l.OU P.M.; uuU arriTea al 
 Elmira I 60 P.xM. 
 
 Q4-f) A IVT BALTIMORE AND NEW YORK EXPRESS. 
 
 S/'**/ AXiXTAi Via Avo.n un'l Cornino. — Stops at the prinoipul stations only. I'a^-<ing Atttoil 11.00 
 A.M ; Avon [dinner] 12 15 P.M.; Wayland 1.67 : B>iih 3.12; Corning 4 05 ; arrives at Elmira 4 54 P.M.; 
 and If iivpH I'ur the South at5 15 P.M , paswing Williitiuspnrt 8.0U P.M.; Ilnrrisburg 1 (M) A .M., and arriving 
 in Pliiliii|i>l|ihia 6 00 A M.; Biiltimore 6.30 AM, and Wn.shington 9.00 AM. New Ydrk pii.xsen^ers pass 
 Elmira 4 64 P .M.; ()weKo6 6l; Binghampton 7.47; Great Bend 8.3.3; Deposit [8up(>«T] !) .32; Nnrrows- 
 burg II riti: Port Jervis, 104 AM., Patterson 5.26; and arri>es in New Yut-k at (i.07 A..M. Elegaat 
 Sleeping Curs nttuched to thin tritin at Deposit, ri niii.ig through to New York. 
 
 4.nn PIVf NEW YORK NIGHT EXPRESS. 
 
 ^iVV A iAU> Via Avon and Cor.nino —Slopping at Attioa 5. 18 P.M ; B*tavia 6 ."jO ; Le Roy 6.13 ; 
 Avon [f'upper] 6 43; and couneats for Ueneseo 7.15 ; and Mount Morris 7.50 P.M. Also connects at 9 00 
 P.M. tor Kochester, (9.45 P.M.) passes Livonia 7 30 P M.; Wayland 8.30; Bath 9 aH, and arrives at Cor- 
 ning 10.45 P. ,M., where it connects with the following 6.45 P. .M. tniin from Buffalo. 
 
 545 PM NEW YORK NIGHT EXPRESS. 
 
 *'•**' * lAfAi Via .iTTiOA and HoRNKLt!<viLi.K — KiiiiH ilimugh to New York City without transfer 
 of oars, pmsengerx or b ti^gitge. LUXURIOUS SLEEPING C.VIIS are run throu)?h on this tniin. Stops 
 at Attica t! 45 P.M; Warsaw 7.28; Portige at 8 05; HornellsTille [supperj at 9 10; Addison 10.82; 
 Corning 1067; Elmira 11.30; Owego, 1252; Binghampton 1 40; Great Bend 2 14 ; Dpposit3 12; Nar. 
 rowsbuig 5.18; Port Jervis [breakfast], 6 30; CheHerville 8.08; Nuwburg 9.00 A.M: Patterson, 9.24; 
 and arrives in New York City at 9.55 A..M., and connects with 12.15 P.M. train for New ilnvon, Provi- 
 dence ami Boston, (8 30 P.M ) and Sound steamers leaving New York at 5,00 P. .M , reaching Uoitou 6.00 
 o'clock next morning. 
 
 10 55 P 1VI NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. 
 
 JiViWi X illAi Via .Attica and lIottNKi.LSviLLa. — Runs tnrougb to New York without changing 
 oars or ba)tg«ge. SPLENDID SLEr'MNO CARS will run through without chaiiijinjt ; ctopiiiiig at Attioa 
 atll.55PM; Warsaw atlOo; Hornellsville 2 03 AM ; Corning, 3 28 ; Elmira402; Owi^go 5.18; Bing- 
 hampton t)02; Great Wnd « 33; Deposit [hrenkfast] 7.24; Narnwsburg 9.36; Port Jervis 10 48; Patter- 
 •on 1.24 ; and arrives in New York at 1.64 P.M. 
 
 Southern Passengers arrive in Elmira at 4 02 AM , and leave at 5.00 AM., pitssting WilHitmsport at 
 8.30 A M ; Harrisburg, 1.00 P.M., and arrive in Philadelphia at 5 P M.; Baltimore at « 00 P.M., and 
 Washington 9 45 P M 
 
 The train leaving lUiffulo at 5 46 P.M., Saturday night, runs directly through to New York. Passenger! 
 by this train reach New York three hours and forty-five minutes sooner than by any other route. 
 
 ONLY ONE TRAIN ON SUNDAY, 
 
 Leaving Buffalo at 5 45 P.M., with Steeping Cars attached, and making connections as above. 
 gSf Trains arrive in Buffalo at follows :- 6.45 AM., from New York and Baliiniore; 9 30 A.M., from 
 New York; 1 1 30 AM., from Corning; 7 15 P.M., from Baltimore and Washiogton ; 10.00 P.M., from 
 Nerv York City; 11.46 P .M . from Corning. 
 
 CHAS. MINOT, aeneral Sup't, Mew York. 
 
 H. C. FISK, Div. Sup't, iiuffalo. 
 
 WM. B. BARR, General Passenger Agent 
 
 W. C. CUEWETT A CO., BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS AND I'RINTERS. TORONTO. 
 
riY. 
 
 PHIA, 
 
 go And Michigan 
 time. 
 
 without chftngtng 
 Lttica 6 00 A.M.; 
 a 10.26; OwBgo 
 I iH ; Port Jorvis 
 forkat 8.25 P.M. 
 
 L.M [hrenkfast], 
 .; uDiJ arrirea at 
 
 ing Atticn 11.00 
 
 lliiiira 4.64 P.M.; 
 
 .M., mill arriving 
 piisHenjicrs pass 
 0. ;12; Nnrruws* 
 
 1 A.M. Elegant 
 
 >: Le Roy 6.13; 
 I connects at 9 00 
 i arrives at Cor- 
 
 ivithout transfer 
 lis trnin. Stops 
 AJdison 10.82; 
 Bosit 3 12; Nar. 
 'atterson, 9.24; 
 ' Iliivon, Provi- 
 ng Uuijtoa 6.00 
 
 3. 
 
 ichout ohangtng 
 i)piiiM(5 at Attioa 
 •go 5.18; Bing- 
 s 10 48; Pattop- 
 
 WilliHtnApori a' 
 "OOP.M., and 
 
 irk. Paijsengers 
 route. 
 
 ks ahove. 
 
 '30 A.M., from 
 
 ).00 P.M., from 
 
 lo. 
 
 r Agent 
 
 STEAMERS. 
 
 1275 
 
 1864. 
 
 OTTAWA CITY 
 
 1864. 
 
 IHONTRE/IL 10 OITiIWi €II¥, 
 
 DAILY (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED). 
 
 I 
 
 THE SPLENDID NEW FAST SAILING STEAMERS 
 
 PRINCE OB^ TTA-LES, 
 
 Capt. H. W. SHEPHERD, 
 Capt. A. BOWIE. 
 
 A Train leaves the Ronaventure Street Depot every Morning (Sundays excepted) at SEVEN o'clock, to 
 eonneot at Laohine with the Steamer PRI.VCE OF WALES (Ureakra^ity. for Carill <n, pasMing ihroii<r|i L«ke 
 St. Louis, St Ann's Rap dn. and Lake of Two M)untain«. From C.irilloa by Railroad to Qreuville, joia 
 the Steamer QUEEN VICTORIA (dinner), for Ottft» a City. 
 
 DowNWABD— The Steamer QUEEN VICTORIA leaves Ottawa City at 6.30 A.M., passengers arriving 
 at Montreal at 4.30 P.M., in time for the Quebec Steamers. 
 
 The comfort and economy of this line i« unsurpa!<8ed, while the Route passes through one of the most 
 picturesque districts in Canada, and is the most fashionable for TouriHts. 
 
 Parties ije'irousof a pleasant trip can obtain Return Tickets from Montreal to Carrillon, valid for one 
 day, at single fares. 
 
 Passengers for the ceiebrnted Caledonia Springs will be landed at L'Orignal, where Coaches are in readi- 
 ness to convry them to the Springs. 
 
 Further infurmation, as well as Return and Etcursion Tickets, may he obtained at the Montreal and 
 Champlain Railroad Company's Office, Commissioners Street, at the Bunaventure Street Depot, or on board 
 the Steamers. 
 
 R. W. SHEPHERD, Manager. 
 
 )ItONTO. 
 
 W. C. CIIEWETT A CO., MAP PUBLISHERS, Ac, KING STREET EAST, TORONTO. 
 
1276 
 
 OGDENSBURG II— BUFFALO. 
 
 E. B. ALLEN ^ SON, 
 
 f onvariliuii mi ^nvummm §3 
 
 AND WIIOLKSALK DEALERS IX WEST INDIA COflDS, 
 FLOUR, CIRAH, PORK, SALT, PLASTER, WATER-LIME, 
 
 SHIP CHANDLERY AND SHIP STORES, 
 WATER STREET, OODENSBUROH. N.T., and FRESCOTT, C.W. 
 
 ERIE STREET. 
 
 BUKKA^LO, Ivr.Y. 
 
 OPPOSITE THE DEPOT OF NIAGARA FALLS, LOCKPOKT, BUFFALO AND LAKE HURON 
 
 AND GREAT WESTERN RAILROADS. 
 
 fil 
 
 m 
 
 E. A. CHESTER, - - - PROPRIETOR. 
 
 i^ 
 
 CONVENIENT HOUSE FOR CANADIAN TRAVEL. 
 
 BAOOAGE TAKEN TO AND FBOH THE DEPOT FREE OF CHARGE. 
 
 JOHN T. NOYE'S 
 
 BUFFALO MILL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT. 
 
 OFFICE AND MANUFACTORY, WASniN(JTON STREET BRUXiE, BUFFALO. 
 ClUCAOO BRANCH, 24 MARKET STREET. 
 
 Hill Castings, Burr Mill Stones, Improved Water Wheels, Bolting Cloths, and 
 other Mill Findings, Stucco Plaster and Water Lime. 
 
 nEFtFiiisra- «S6 CO., 
 
 MAM KACIIRKUS OK UKHRINGS I'ATKNT IHAMI'ION 
 
 FIRE PROOF SAFE, 
 
 AND IIKUKINO'S CIIAMI'ION BLIUil.AK I'KOOP SAFK, 
 
 With Hnrrliic * Floi <ri4 NVw Pulwit Oyntalliad Iron— tha onlj 
 
 niulrriitl whii'h ctniicit bn ilnllml. 
 
 IlKUmXd A CO., 251 UR04DWAT. New Yoki. 
 
 811m C. IK-iriug, J.hn Fuirel, KHJaii T. Sh^rmiio, AlKn N. ImI 
 
 ATLAiNTIC ^^Klin CO., 
 
 62 J Broadway, New Vt. . 
 
 AIXTIIBI.ATRHTHTrLKSMADR WITH MKTAI.U.: FAHTK.NI^tO* 
 
 Nos. 15, »0, )I5, JO aiKl 40. 
 UlMcaS 0, 8, 10, 14, 15, 40 aiiil S5. 
 
 J. 11. CAMlMUaU, AoENT. 
 
 W, C. ClIEWETT & CO., TORONTO. SUPPLY ALL THE ENGLISH MAGAZINES & NEWSPAPERS. 
 
TER-rJME, 
 
 C.W. 
 
 ) LAKE HURON 
 
 ETOB. 
 
 HillCEMT. 
 
 FALO. 
 
 : Cloths, and 
 
 IM CO., 
 
 AI.Ij:; rAHTKXXNO* 
 ii<l 40, 
 
 to au<i as. 
 
 MJKLL, AoEyr. 
 
 EWsrAl'EUA 
 
 BUFFALO ADVERTISERS AND SUBSCRIBERS. 
 
 BUFFALO, N. Y.— A city and port of entry 8ituAte<l At the enlmnce of Boffnlo Creek into Lake Erie 
 H..1 near the c.>i.....e..ceinent of its outlet. NiHgar« Rifer. IMug .t tlie we:.tein t«rmiiiu» of ibu K.ie 
 Un.ll. poHWfMii.K many r».Hr»y oounexiou« aoj important mtriiime mdrantHgre, it oi.in.nan.js a l.iifh 
 coinm^n-ml poMimii. The .troele arc browl. Mr«i„ht, an-l huilt Tery con.i>,ictly with stores hotels 
 ••;;' «M";'H'vr ,M>v«t« .twelhng.. DiMant from Chic«Ko. M:i miles ; from Cincin.mti. 43H mil^s ; from 
 Allmuy .'»» ra.lex; from Detroit 810 m. es ; from UoJerich. (J W., 106 mile.; .,,.1 from Toro*nto. 
 C. W , ».0 miltH Population, including Uluck Kook, about I UU,(KH). 
 
 CASS A DAY. RUBBRT. agent Qraml Trunk Rail- 
 way ui OauuJa, Esuhiiiige, corner Washington 
 streets. 
 
 CHESTIiR. E. A . proprietor Rctcro House, Erie 
 Bt. ospoMte Union lA-pot (see cani). 
 
 NOYE, JOHN T.. proprietor DiifT.ilo Mill Furnish- 
 ing E tuhli.-hmcni, Wuehitigton Street Bridge 
 (see card). 
 
 UEVKRK HOUSE. E. A Chestor. proprietor, Erie 
 street, opposite Union Depot (--ee card;. 
 
 NEW YORK CITY ADVERTISERS AND SUBSCRIBKRS. 
 
 NEW TOBK, U. S,— Ti.e metropolis of the United States, and the second commercial city in th« 
 world. IS Miuated uu the southern extremity of Manhattan Island, at the confluence of the Hudson 
 with the East Ki»er. or Stn.it of Loi,g Island Sound, and from Its admirable pohifion and m.igniliL-ent 
 biirlxT. po^-etst!< fiieiliiies for tniUe un.surpassed by any point on the Americini cooiinent The 
 
 Champliiin mid St Lawrence, and Montreal and New York ; at Ott iwa. by railwuy v, l're«cott, tlienco 
 bv ferry to Ogdenoburg; and points westward, to Buffiklo. Distant from Liverpool, 2!'8i) miles ; from 
 Quell, c. 460 miles ; from Montreal, 400 miles, and from Toronto, 500 miles. I'opuluiiou iiic'ludinir 
 Brooklyn, about 1,000.000. * 
 
 APrLKTON, D. & Co , Publishers, &o., 443 and 
 44') llroadwiiy (-ee card 1 
 
 ATLANTIC SKIRT Co., J. II. Campbell, agent, 620 
 Broiidwrty (see cnrd). 
 
 CONNER, JAMESS .SONS, proprietors Conner's 
 United Slates Type nud Electrotype Foundry, 28, 
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 Trimmings on hand. 
 
 ALU ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 
 
 NONE BUT FIRST-CLASS TABLES MADE ON ANY CONSIDERATION. -«« 
 
 W. J, SHARP, 148 Falton Street, New Tork. 
 
 W. S. THOMSON, LANCDON Sl CO., 
 
 MAMOTAOrraKaS of the OKLBBaATBO 
 
 CROWN SKIHTS, GURSKTS AND RUFFLES, 
 
 801 BBOADWAY, NEW YORK, 
 JOHN KNOX, Agent, Cor. St. Franoois Xavier and St. Paul Sta., MontreaL 
 
 W. C. CHBWBTT ft Co., TORONTO, KEEP IN STOCK Di LaRUB'S very raperior VISITING CARDS. 
 
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 FARMKH, LITTLE & CO., 
 
 Kos. 63 & 05 BEEKMAN 8TUEET, 
 
 NEW YORK. 
 
 TyPi, PRESSES & FURMTDRl, 
 
 OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, 
 
 AND OF THE BEST QUALITY. 
 
 OFFICES F-URTSriSHEr) COMr»LETE. 
 
 Practical ^illiattl laWe iManufactttter, 
 
 TABLES, BAILS, CDXS, 
 
 CLOTHS, 
 
 PO'^KETS.OUXTIFS. 
 
 •■d all artielM eornaoted 
 vithfhtTrBd*, 
 
 For Sal* at tht L«wwt 
 Market Prioai. 
 
 OBDBRS BT KAIL 
 Pronptlj atta&dad to, 
 
 No. 146 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK. 
 
 TT. O H O T E, 
 
 TURNER & DEALER IN IVORY, 
 
 No. 78 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK. 
 
 BILLIARD BALLS, BAGATELLE BALLS, TEN-PIN BALLS AND PINS. 
 
 OHBOKS IN OBEAT VARIETY. 
 
 Importer and Kaaufactarer of Goes, Gao Leatliers, Gbalk, &o. 
 
 W. C. CHEWETT ifc C!o., BOOKSELLERS AND PRINTERS, KING STREET, TORONTO. 
 
IDRY. 
 
 K & CO., 
 
 * STKIifiT, 
 YORK. 
 
 fRlITURB, 
 
 lOX, 
 
 QUALITY. 
 
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 iarkct?]io4M. 
 
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 ORY, 
 
 ^ND PINS. 
 RONTO. 
 
 DIRECTORIES. 
 
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 PROVINCIAL AND CITY 
 
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 J. L. MITCHELL, 
 
 BV00E6B0B TO 
 
 ]W[itoh:e:ll & looiwci^. 
 
 PUOLISHER OF THE FOLLOWING 
 
 Canada Gazetteer and Business Directory, for 1864-'65, ?rice $5 00 
 
 Grand Trunli Railway Directory, ~ " 3 50 
 
 Great Western Railway Directory, " 2 50 
 
 Toronto City Directory, " 2 50 
 
 AND, IN COURSE OF CANVABS, 
 
 SEVERAL OTHER CITY AND COUNTY DIRECTORIES. 
 
 J. L. MITCHELL, 
 
 Office— 16 KING STREET EAST, 
 
 TOIS^OHSTTO. 
 
 LABELS PRINTED AND ENGRAVED BY W. C. CHEWETT A CO.. TORONTO. 
 
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 INSURANCE COMPANIES. 
 
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 i|;0l0«tal ^Ife J^i5^iir»ji« il0m|i«|* 
 
 HEAD OFFICES: EDINBURGH AND MONTREAL. 
 
 BEVEHUX (1862) £180,000 STXBLIHO. 
 
 BOARD OF DIRECTORS AT MONTREAL: 
 
 The lion. JUSTICE M'CORD, one of H. M.'b Jmtices of the Superior Court of Lower Canada, Chairman. 
 BKNJAMIN II. LEMOINE, Esq , Cashier of " La I HKNRY STARNES, Esq., M.P.P. 
 Banque da Peuple." | A. SIMPSON, Egq. 
 
 R. S. TYLEE, Esq., Merchont. 
 Medical Adviifr. Manoger, 
 
 OEORQB W. CAMPBELL, M.D. WILLIAM MI LLiTR RAMSAY. 
 
 //ii/«e(oro/^^(sn«e«— RICHARD BULL. 
 
 Profits divided every fi»e years. Next division, 1864. 
 
 The Bonus may be added to the Policy, talten for a present payment \'\ cash, or applied in reductioB 
 of premiums. 
 
 A policy for £1,000, opened in 1847, was increneed. In IS.')!), by the bonuses to £1,236. - 
 
 Claims settled in three months, or at once, if preferred, under disoouii.t. 
 
 Policies with profits purcbuxed after one year't premium has bepn pai(!. 
 
 All iuformutioQ on the sulgeot of Life Assurance will be given at the Head Office or at any of the 
 Agencies. 
 
 W. M. RAMSAY, Manager for Canada. 
 
 NORTH EBITISH AND MERCANTILE 
 
 Jfire anb fife fnsttrante Compang. 
 
 EST'A.BZ.^XeHED 1808. 
 
 ^^^^r,r^} CAPITAL, £2,000,000 STERLING. {£4^:25l2:id! 
 
 REYINDl. 
 
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 CANADA BRANCH ESTABLISHMENT. 
 
 Dlanaglnn Directors. 
 
 D. LORN MACDOUOALL, Esq. THOMAS DAVIDSON, Esq. 
 
 Ordlnarjr Directors, all ofMrhom arc Stockholder*. 
 
 Thb Hon. LOUIS RENABD, M.L.C. I Thb Hon. THOS. RYAN, M L.C., Miboraht. 
 
 Thb Hon. JOHN ROSE, M.P.P. | JAMES L.4W, Esq., Mkrchant. 
 
 DAVID DAVIDSON, Esq. 
 
 H. J. JOHNSTON, Local Stcrttary. MACDOUOALL & D.WIDSON, Gen. Agent* for Canada. 
 
 OFFICE IN MONTREAL, Nob. 2, 4, & 6, MEBCHANT'S EXCHANGE. 
 
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 BeHeviTle J. 0. Frakck. 
 
 Brahlfiird W. J. BooHAiiAif. 
 
 BniekviUe K. V. Homu. 
 
 Miourg 0. H. MoRbAN. 
 
 Oimwall A. Niss. 
 
 Dundan Thomas H. McKikui. 
 
 Gnderieh V W. Thomas. 
 
 Ouiiph R, H. MooRi. 
 
 HamilUm K. L. KiTfiBll A Co. 
 
 KingtUm A. DRnMHOHD. 
 
 Xomtcn J. K, McDirmot. 
 
 OUawa P. Pfarsoh Uakbis. 
 
 J^rit WaRRIH TtTTIK. 
 
 Peltrborough K, J. Dallas. 
 
 Lowwt Bates, eomtponding to tlu Bisk, oharged. 
 
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 rtrlh R. RlORARVSON. 
 
 Pictnn Jamm Orat. 
 
 QueAce Ktak BuOTHnui A Co. 
 
 fV. Muritl , W. RlCHARMON. 
 
 Simcnt B. RiAD. 
 
 Strairnrd ., C. M. 8inTH. 
 
 It. Thomat K M. Y.ARwoon. 
 
 J>>r<»(o Jwn. C. Stiunah. 
 
 Wdtxrlm A. Macridii. 
 
 Whithti Thos Dow. 
 
 Wnol^^tlle^■ jRo. ConiiiLL. 
 
 St. fyitharitei Thomas L. Hiluwiu. 
 
 Ihrtt Sivtri 0. R. CkiDiN. 
 
 ■ loMM settled with Prcmptttoda and LUxralitf. ' 
 
 ENVELOPES FROM |1 PER 1,000, FOR SALE BY W. C. CHEWETT A CO., TORONTO. 
 

 
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