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JAMBS 8KEAD. rfc^iVwcfen^; R. BLACKBURN, Esq., Jt.p: Hon. DAVID L ATM), (Minirter of the Interior.) W. H. BROUSB, Esq., M J)., M.P., Preacott. ALBllRT HAGAR, Esq., M.P., Plantagenet. G. W. BATOlf , Enq.^ (Director City Of Ottawa AgricuUuTal Society.) IRAHOEGAN, Esq., (WardeftCo-ofCarleton.) JAMBS F^aiGirSON, Eaq., M J), Cumberland. J. H. MOIXOT, Esq., Blantag- . t. Hoii. JL R. CHURCH, (Attorney General, Quebec.) tirji. GIBS<>N, Esq., M.P., Morrisburgh. JOHN ROCHESTER, Esq., M.P., Carleton. A. S. WOODBURN, Esq,, (SeoT«Ury City of Ottawa Agriottltuna 900*7) B.D, PULTON, Baq., Winchester. ^ Jt WHOLRHAN, Esq., Ottiwa. ,/ BAliQQta: ^t0 Bank of OtUw^; JA8. BLA^ZS9BK, Sios^taaT :"960,000 Q^ DiBposiTED wrra gofernmbnt for protection op POLICY HOLDERiB. •^«^*^- ^■4\ TUs Company iararefi lk4|[^^g more hMwrtlovui thui Fttriii PM^riy sod FHvatto.B«|ide^O30. . ;: lofluns i^ks* loia or d«mii^ by lire ^MkU^i^f^ Fariti Property. Priyfttei|BiJNndmc(»; <^iu^ . Ho Iaaui»iM»e lifl^ ^1f anufiiMluHQg or GbmiiMvefal W^* thus JPiinierB wUitiod it toti^ OtMiqpAia)-. 1%e Pir^eUmHiiA the ooafldMoe «B4^HM«pini^ of tli^^S^nUDBtt^ity Wakt them JA ihi^ aadeArooir to Hoi^iit thia et^otly CiHMd^ Opiit^ ■^>;^:^ Jf 41^4^ ^« >/ ''■■":: -'t- fiff^jjii -*■■... ^^ ^«.f^' -^r. ". «y '.m :'^^ ■ w*? YA. ■'■' \y aP: ? :i5oin of OttQRQi^'' , ^ ' *» »"'. ' ■ -M ' M0UI M^en^^ to ^uppfy, ^aU Imn^^^J^^^ HH^^k, $;e:>''tAJ. ^iwMh:im''A ■4 'i-', mr M M mm ^''o' <' QAMAWI ■i ' .r^% THIS HOTEL is the largest and dnly first-class House in the city. It is fitted, furnished and kept as an unexceptionable :m L^jr^: fiMgT"€LM8 ii0TEL, .-;«'M J^J'm ':t'B^m f J*4?i^^c — coMi»Bi8raa— % :s''' - 'flfc^'Av; £-?*^ :-'t^-''^r' :1^-' ^- ' Modern IIigUGe, Comfort and Zeo&omy, ..;val,i»i. IT HAS AMPLE ACCOMMODATION FOR FIVE HUNDRED GUESTS, T -^ ^nrf /» Delightfully and Centrally Situated, BEING IK CLOSE PBOXIIfITT TO THK PAILIAMKHT B0IL9IH6S, POST IFPICI, AND ilL POUTS OF IIT81EST. J. A. QOUIN, : ■•■ .■:-4„/' \^'A V' ''^ J. S. ST. JACQUSS, - Manager^ ■ I ■i . • .' « ill ■•? II \ m mti- ^. i. ,?.^ m ' -) OD1 Thm L^at^st Styles of For Ladies, Oents, Uisses and Children, ALWAYS IN STOCK AT 'w *'■**, »;. PRESTON'S X ALACE The Finest BOOTS and SHOES imported direct from London. Paris and Philadelphia. ^WILSON & ORR, « Uo. 123, SPARES STEEET, f ., kfvei^^ ^IIMiMef ^, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN 6ilt,floselGilt, and Walnut Mouldings, PIER AND MANTLE FRAMES, Cornices, Looking Glasses and Show Cases... A large and -well selected Stock of ROOM PAPERS, OHROMOS and ENGRAVINGS, ^vt^;-l'C':; always on hand. .^ <&fl % p ^s p ■' '.y- ' "V- K BD|tV'- . ^ ^ HB\> ' ■■;■■■■ ^^^ ».;.. «^A> • ■-■'*■' '' - *■ , 't 1 » ■ '•m l\. ■ I'f ■. i:. ii ,1 ; i '•• ! • \ 1, w*'';^ .X .»-*^..-»«-»«*i?^»'»*'*'**^*»"*^?f*^' —v-''^*^S^P''""" ■■■■ ,p^^«,*^<#iii^'i«i»*^ / ^ ■.'■■■ n 4rtK<*fl» ♦«» l»««o«ii«iip> it p, ^ ■•»:;;. ■ '' ei8 75^ ^-^2mml •J „ - ' .,< .'■..' tf OONTIIKINO %imi, itp!(ab(titcal, j|u»iites^ ^ Wtoccttaneou^ Tvak, TU WUIOU 18 ADDED >■.) A DIRECTORT K CIT7 OF HULL, i\ n u f 1 • . i W \ 'Ain — • ALSO — Directories of New Edinburgh, Boohesterville, Aylmer, Bucking- , ham, Chelsea, GMttineau Mills and Ironside. ' SPiitfcP null SuUtg^cPt -A.. S- "WOOIDBTJI=^]Sr, OFriCl: ELGIN STREET, OPPOSITK THE RUSSELL HOUSE, OTTAWA. \\* .11' >i / u ■ '5| ii ii I .1 . !V' II i I F 5rf f^f 27689 Citizens Insurance Company. —0 i^ii^e, I Hakaoeb, ■ ^ Fire Depariment. Li/Ct Accident and Guarantee Dq>arimentt. All information may be obtained from , -.. . CHAS. DE8JARDINS, Qeiieral Agait. OFFICE : 3 York Street, Ottawa, Ont. ■« tll> < *> 7 'i f. f ,..■<, *..'/>V*^. * ^. PHEFAGE. ' *,* ( f III proHcntin^ a new edition of the Ottawa City Dirgotory to the Public, the Publiaber dcHirpa to apologize for tlic late date of its appearand*. The fact that there were formerly Heveral Streets of the fame name, and that the houses had nut been numbered, made it a very dilKctilt matter to arrive at that maximum of correctnoHS at all times to be detiired ; and when the .City Engineer had liotermined upon having the work of numbering carried out, no effort wbh spared on the part of the Publinhcr to urge on so necessary an cnterprize. That work having been completed, the publication of the Directory ban fulluwed uh speedily as ]>OHHiblo. Its convenience as a ^I'ork of reference is tiiuH greatly enhanced, and the Public will be thereby fully compensated for the delay which it has cauned. % r, f , 'II .1 % f I* 'id m The book contains, besides a Street, an Alphabetical, Business and Miscellaneoufl Directory, and has also appended, much valuable informa- tion relating to this Fiection of the Province. A Directory of the City of Hull, and uf the more important of the neighboring VillageH, is also given — the information for the former having been given by a gentleman resident in and fully acquainted with the inhabitants of that new and rising City, the census of which has been prepared especially for this work, and is the first taken since 1872. ,> ' The Street List will be found the most complete yet issued, containing as it does, all the new names, with the former ones below, and also the num- ber of every houMe in I lie City inhabited at the time of the canvas — each street being meaaured from one end to the other as the names were being taken. Difficulty is still experienced in some parts of the city, in obtaining the necessary information, many persons believing that the names were required for either military enrolment, or the addition of some local, or obnoxious water rate. Omissions may have been occasioned in this way; and as changes are constantly taking place by removals and otherwise, between the time of canvas and publication, absolute accuracy cannot be expected. No trouble, however, has been spared to make the Directory as complete as possible. With regard to Population, it will be observed from the following table that there is a slight falling off since last year. This decrease is doubtless due to the depressed state of trade, and the removal to the neighboring villages and to the country of not a few of last year's citizens. A glance at the returns for the last eight years will, however, shew an addition to our })opulation of over one thousand a year — a ratio of increase certainly ,m ' It .( ■IM')1 f 'I I 1 V: .1 1 /■ ■; • p v'l f II i \ ■■■; i i:l e y \ \ I ■'j: ;:.. sufficiently encouraging, even for the Capital, compiled from the Assessment Bolls :•— The following figures are POPULATION. 1867. Victoria Ward 2,316 Wellington" 2,827 8t. George's" 2,838 By " 4,256 Ottawa « 3,976 Totals.... 16,210 1869. 1874. 1876. 3,034 3,664 3,373 6,260 6,350 3,092 5,698 4,066 5,419 6,468 2,821 6,864 4,393 6,516 3,668 20,681 24,633 24.262 The AflHessment of the City exhibits a still greater proportionate in- crease. For comparison the returns of three years will be here sufficient : — ASSESSMENT. " '■■■'-' '' ' ■ ■ 1869. 1874. Victoria Ward $ 965,675 1 ,608,975 1876. 1,666,300 Wellington " ....=... 1,641,285 3,849,222 4,663,925 St.George's" 1,103,166 1,956,676 2,313,626 By « 873,640 1,3.11,776 1,646,070 Ottawa «« 608,013 Totals $6,081,679 926,073 $9,670,720 1,074,816 $11,264,635 NUMBER OF VOTERS. 1873. 1874. Victoria Ward 402 668 Wellington" 716 1,263 St,George*s« 676 890 By «« 667 878 Ottawa «* , 653 904 Totals 3,002 4,493 6,606 The increase in the list of voters is partly attributable to the addition to their numbers of those voting on income alone. Ottawa, October, 1876. A. S. WOODBUBN, , Publisher. m:^-- ■*'^v.' V«t«feN9: B& Sau^^ tli0 Set 4»ior Q^ml £a Coiindl WHBBBAS it ig i^t\m by tlie 68th 8eo6lr'Risgttl)»tioK« ftad MwtrbtioiMM may from iime to time malu % tlu« ^a$0M ; A4)d wheamn it hM be«il ftund- ex{i«dteat to SeeUoa 5$, t« so Imt m r«g«r(l« the imt>MUt!oi» of Wm' of (be 8^Kttl*Uoaa tkgf c ' pork, baoMM h»me and laid* which the auailMr ataled am- produce whea alaughtend iM.^^«iidv«t; 113 pottiidB iraig^ for eaok live hog »o imported, and tht; aoiottnt of ^Mj ^ Whioh eaoh pro^MM la or may he Uable oodi^fhi iiMe ^teerihed bf the t*rirta fbr«e at the tim* beiagaa the pro^r duty AIMS df that kiad. Soak Import^e ahidl ^bea eseeate • of the Act W Vic|Qwa, the Cuetome," ftat the 9ure and pack the eame the OovM'nor ia Cotiacil give eflbet to the aaid "awioe, aad to alter the hy Order in Council of wm^.'^h.' '• '"""4 KK .^w ■J -'J. y '4, ;?v w*r^v' i|!Wt'^ ■■'> . "XO ••WWI"^ ?''■%.,'«",* '^ v^ \t -r 'W ft .'*H'A?V- :«i#*'l h^ ti N i '"IV. A li^ -Mtf~; Si", ■ S^i^-t ^^. 'ifroiwisw*- f .■ "IN i^ |»a..=f>' -.'..■'^ 0€ ;:iSr,--^#^- TSBMS .^/ iv a.*. J' y if ^ ;'';•/* # I S «<((( Cor. of Daly f^ Nicholas Sts., )))>- -<|g Bstfittollelied., - 1839. ^|»- U' MH«in Offers every accommodation to the TRAVSLLZXrC FT7BLZC ■■':■•'■'" ^,'' ^'" ■■ —BEING IN A— ' ■ ''"'^" ^Aad hKving intrf v^v*-^' ''' ^" '■*^'''^''^'-' "' < ROBERT GRAHAM, Mil-: ). "f '^ i> , ' •I, i •^li' I.: ' dA. ^ I 1 i n.' •J B:4 h-^ J M JJjJjjf'. ■' -i ••■.-p.- 'v^v 8 eist-a.:bijIsi3:eiid ^i:- 188 I=^lcl.ea.\i Street. MiEBLSS km {JEiTM ,*■ j^ahittet-e^ahers' and jjJttitfhqrs* ^arhks. .<\ i"^ >5,..s;'"' V !;.:'>! [•■■■J . ^^^? J^^w.^.i;^•i.:)•^*•^*H MURAL AND WALL TABLETS, In Marble, Scotch Granite, or Samhioiie. }j*fi' " «5c FOUNTAIITS, BAFTISUAL FONTS, &c. Fencing for Cemetery Lots and Private Residences, from the celebrated Makers •.;. /a^dlOStLJmm A A^ y -fffii. ,J:' : :■ -v^X.. ^jff'^^A hVi^-^^i 'ViVi M# %m #!• ',■■ f. ♦■--•■ r'^MOKTRfiAL'^S''^^ - Or m Posts, Bars, and Chains. "*: Ordern by mail or agents promptly attended to. f- - .;.; ,:^^_-^iV.^**.:^-^ Tt^j;>e*WM. M. 8OMMERVILLE9 ' The \:.>-.... . ■ , ■. .1*- ' . » . ■ ■, . f^ ;. : OONTEKTS. ;ii ^^^il ^^.T-t^J: >■: ,r- --^ ■ . -, •,- • ^^ Alphabetic*! Directory 83 Aylmer " 188 Buukingkam " 191 BusiDesB OlMsifled Directory 149 Chelsea Directory , 192 City of Hull Directory 166 Dominion Ouide 217 Oatineau Mills Directory 193 Index to Adrertisers 10 Index to Classifled Businees Directory 13 Index to Streets 11 and 12 Ironside Directory 194 Miscellaneous Directory 196 NewEdinburgh «' , 182 Preface 6 Roohesterrille Directory 186 Street " 17 ■' ■ '■ ;,-';; ■ ''■'.:'.. * • • . ■ '•• TIm le e mtl y appointed OfBoen of the Supreme Court of tte Dominion. Offie» Ai StaoAt Side of Parliament Buildinga. . MX.;' .'T ANQLESBA SQUARE (By Wabo) 1» ARTHUR, from Maria aouth, to city limita 1» AUGUSTA, ftrom St Patrick south to Theodore l»-aO BAIRU, ffom Dalhousie (ft it to Rideau River .' a»-81 BANK, from Vlttori* aoutli to city Umlts 21-29 BARRETT, beoni Murray aouth to Clarence 22 BAT, from Ottawa River aouth to Someraet 22 BELL, from Somerset to city limits 22 BE88ERER, from Rideau to Nicholas 22-28 BOLTON, from Ottawa River to Rideau River 28-24 BOTBLIER, from Sussex to Rideau River 24 BRIDGE, (Lk Bretom Flatb,) from the river south to WelUngton 24-25 BRITANNIA TERRACE, (Li Bsbton Flan,) from Montreal south to Foole/s Bridge 25 BROAD, ^-Li B«rroN Flats,) from Ottawa River south to Wellington « BT-WARD MARKET, StaUs eaatside 26 do do west side 26 BY-WARD MARKET SQUARE, west side 26 CAMBRIDGE, from Marl* to city limito 26 CANAL BAST, ftt)m foot of locks to city limit 26 CANAL WEST, from foot of look* to city limit 26-2T CATHCART SQUARE. (Ottawa Wabd) 27 CATHCART, trom Ottawa river to Rideau river S7-28 CATHCART WEST, (Le Briton Flats,) 2« CHAPEL, from St Patrick to Theodore 28 CHARLES, from Bank, easterly 28 CHARLOTTE, from St Patrick to Theodore 28-29 CHAUDIBRE, (Cracdikrb Island) 20 CHURCH, fh>m Sussex to Rose 29-30 CLARENCE, from Sussex to Rideau river 86-81-82-83 COBOURG, flrom St Patrick south to Theodore 88 CONCESSION, from Otttawa river to city llmlU 83-84 COOPER, from Elgin to Concesaion 84 COURT, ftom Canal cast to Nicholaa 84 CaMBBRLAND, fh>m Rideau river to Theodore 84-85 CURRIER, from Sussex easterly 85 DALHOUSIE, fh)mMackayto Ridead 86-86-87 DALT, fhmi NichoUs rast to Rideau river 37-88 DIVISION, fh)m Maria to city limits 38 DUKE, fh>m Queen west to Bridge 88 ECCLES, from Bell to Division 88 ELQIN.from Wellington south to southern limita 89 PRANK, from Bank easterly 89 PBIEL, from St Andrew south to Theodore , 40-41 GEORGE, from Sussex east to Cumberland 41 GLOUCESTER, from Elgin to Concession 41-42 GROVE, from Canal west south westerly 49 HEAD, (CuADDiERK Island) 49 HENEY, from Cobourg to Wurteuibuig 49 HILL, from Wellington to Albert , 42 KENT, fr»m Rear to Somerset 42-48 i I !| ■ rU u (.. -f.. f . <■' ill; ^ mm , ; i ,ii? r. '/* 12 KINO, horn Ridaan river to Thoodore LB BRITON, tnm Portbnd aveitvu to city llmlti LBWIS, (h>ia CaiuI west to Bell 46 LIBO AB, firam Canal weit to Oonoeeaion M ^ TiOTD, (Lb Bbctoh PLAT8,)from Duke to Wellington 46 hiACKAT. from Ottawa rtTcr to Rldean 46 MARIA, from Canal west to WeUington 4«-47 MoOBB, from at Andrews to at Patrick 4< MoTAQOART,fr«m Ottawa tlver east to Rideaa river 48 MBTOALPB 8QUARB, (Ottawa Ward) 46 MITCALFB, fr«m Wellingten to aomerset 46-40 MIDDLE, (Victoria Iblaxd) 40 MILL LANK, from StPanl to Court 40 MILL, (Bee Middle Bt, Vietoria Iiland) 40 MONTRBAL, (Lb Briton Flats) 49 MOSGROVB, from Oeorge to Canal east 40 MURRAY, ftvm Bussex to King ,,..; 40-60-61 NBL80M, from St Patrick south to Theodore 61 NBPBAK, from BIgIn to Concession 61-61 NICH0LA8, tnm Rideaa south to suutlieru limits 62-68 NOTRE DAME, from St Andrew to St Patrick 68 i/'CONNOR, frxtm Wellington to Somerset 64 OREGON, (IiE Bmton Flats,) from Bridge west to Ottawa river 64 OTTAWA, (Lb Brbton Flats,) from Cathcart west to Broad 64^1) PAPINEAU, from Anglesea square to Cobourg 66 PARLIAMBjrT, from St Andrew's to St Patrick 86 PBRCT, ttonx Maria to Somerset 66 PETER, from Canal west, south-westerly 68 PORTLAND AVENUE, from Bell to Division 66 PRIMROSE AVENUE, from ConoeRsicn to Division 66 QUEEN, from Canal west to Concession 66-68 QUEEN WEST, (Lb Breton FLATB,)frontWeUlngtcn to Broad 66-67 REAR, (ViOTOBi A Ward) 67 RBDPATH, frtmi Daihonsie to Ridean river 67<.68 RIDEAU, (from Sappers' bridge to Rideau river 68-60-80 ROSE, from St Andrew's to St Patrick , 60 St ANDREW, from Sussex to Ridean rl irer 6041-82 8t JOSEPH, from St Andrew to St Patrick 68 St PATRICK, from Ottawa river east, to Rideaa river 63-84-86-86 8t PAUL, from Canal east to Rideau river 86-87 SALLY, from Ottawa river to Somerset 87-88 SHAMROCK, from King easterly , 88 SHERWOOD, (Le Breton Flats,) from Oregon south to Aqueduct 88-89 SLATER. fh>m Canal west to Coucesslon' : 80 SOMERSET, from Canal west to Bell 89-70 SPARKS, from Canal wes<, to WelUngton 70-71-72 STEWART, flrom Besserer east to Rideaa river 72-78 SUSSEX, from Rideau river to Canal basin 78-74 THEODORE, from Canal east to Rideau river TI-76 VICTORIA AVBNUE, fkom Maria to Portland Avenue 76 VITTORIA, from Bank to Sally 76 WATER, from Sussex east to Rideau river 76-76-77 WBLLINQTON, from Canal west to City limit 77-78-70 WILBROD, from Canal east to Rideau river 79-80 WILLIAM, fh 108 Waahiog Machine Mannfaetoren ......... 108 Watchmakers, Jewellen, kc 168 Wood Xerchanti 164 'i; H! '. lU. Qiie0ii M®iiiiiiiPiiiiiii .»?•'■• 72 to 78 Wellington Street, OORIIIR OP MITOALPI ST., ■^ tf: '.y.i''^r-'"'Krj Ontaxlo. It" KAVANAOH, Proprietor. Vr. SORBRZDCa, ',,y 181 Sipfiirlsis Street, OPIKMITB .} OTTAWA. i^ i.v'»«;.l> |! . A C S R O 7 D , Ho. 86 BFABKS STBEET, OTTAWA, Ont, . MAVCrAOTVBEB OF ^^a/ and Imitation Hair Switches, I ,"• '■ 'J ... BRAIP9. CHIGNONS AND CURLS. 3Si< M^Eair tnd Co&bings Breued in Xint Claaa Style. 1'*H M AOUirV FOR HMB. DB3XOBBST*e-FATTBRira« ■\- i-.f '^' i\ -'i n. EDOCATIOML ESIABLISHIIENT FOR ragMgfttlOB de ir«tM BlMMy A Branch of Villa Maria or Monhlandt, Gloucester 8treet« Centre Town, - - - OTTiL^CCT^ — « la point of nituation and salubrity, thiH InstituUon olfers many advantaees. Eneliei) and French being the languages ol the House, the course is thorough and entire, affording in f'aniihar uonvernation ample fhcilities for the perfect acquiHition of both. The course of studies comprises the usual Elementary branches of an English and French Education with Ancient and Modern History, J literature, Botany, use of Qlobes and Astronomy, Natural History, Ghemistrv, Arithmetic, Book keeping, Algebra and Geometry. The Scholastic Year begins on 1st September and finishes on 1st July. Pupils are admitted at any time during tne year. T B 1=1. l>.lde Embroidery and WooiWork, " 10 Laundress " SO Bed and Bedding " g Entrance fee, use of Libtarjr " 4 Vocal Music, charge of the Professor, as also, Oerman, Italian, Spanish and Lathi and the oonrae of Calisthenics. Costume— Besides the Uniform, which consists of a Black Drass, each pupil should be pro* vided with a sufficient supply of Llneu and Clothing, Towels, Napkins and everything aeoeesaiy for the Toilet. No particular dress Is usually worn. There Is an extra oharae of #10 for a particular conrse in Plain Sewing, Dreia Cutting, Dressmaking and Culinary Art ID^^-ST SOI3:03Li.A-I^S. Tennibeginonlst8e.it., 16th Nov., ist Feb., and 16th April, (quarterly paid in advance.) Elenieiitary, imr quarter St 00 Music— Piano " 7 50 Senior Course— per quarter |T 00 Intermediate, " 00 Junior, " 6 50 If day scholars take dinner in the Establishment an extra charge of tl per month. JI^Fir hrther putiealin apply to the Uother Soperior of fte bUMiskBaL' ll . '''/ I iJ! \ li 'ii If 'I . V !i 'I' • ! ' r ! < /irli! *!t. H I ■)■ ii.i I: i I • ;,i > n'|:v ':« ■I ' i ■' i Li I ll I. I' 1 V I i \i ''i i 1 n A. MORTIMER. y i'«/ (^ 198 Sparks Street, ))) - ((< Wert of O'Oonnor Strnt ))) >,>■ lookbiato and Aoaoiuitlook ||aooiaoliinr, Wholesale and Retail Stationery Warehouse. 1 • -■ 'fVA >^.-i ,«.- •":.,,,, . 8X.AX7S ^,,A.»<,.#- «»* \i *»-■ 'I ■"! .'(i .. I ■ *.-tf' ^ARTIES reciuinng ^ooks bound will find it to t^eir advantage to give tlfis Ustablisffmeni a call. ij? ^;y« assortment of Taney 'Goods consisting .', of a superior class of Plfotograplf o^lbums, Scrap ~Books, Music Folios, . tadies* and 'Gentlemen's "Card 'Casec, 'Opera 'Glasses, Programme 'Cards, Purses^ Wallets, Pocket Memorandums, J^ote ~Books, and every description of 'Counting Mouse Stationery. ^Mf J? call is respectfully scUcited, X-^: i^'J' r OTTAWA tnniT MBMTOItr. IT BMBitUag' Bo«AiW> Ttamkli^b Mm tn^^ aad OBtm st UMuWlMV. • ' -•= OTTAWA STREET DIRECTORY. i ... i 'i'l! Tbi Strieti are numbeir! «« follows -.—All odd numbcrt on th« north aud eMt tide of «acH 6^■?et ; all er«n numbers on the south and nrest. Htreets running uui:\ and south to number from the north ( those running "%Mi and wMt to number fVom the Ganal respsotively. -, .^ . r r •> ;^ t Each Lot of 66fl. fVontage is to receire four numbers, or One nttnibef fbr every 16^ feet. Albert ATOnne, Eaat ride, (formerly Edward' Street,) from Maria at, aouth eide, to P"*'t- kmd avenue, north aide. 13 Herbert Jesse, felt roofer 17 Heppenstall Geo, oa>'v>«nter 21 MoPbail Rev. I aniel SI Brown Peter, car pen Ux S3 Porter John, culler 37 Fewks Thoiiias, laborer Albtrt i^veane, Weal aide. 12 Doyle Peter, bookkeeper 14 MatthewA John, carpenter 18 Carey Jas, carpenter 26 Cox Mrs, widow 80 McKane Thomas, millwright 32 Sauve Francis, laborer 40 Burns Robert, carpenter 42 Ross James, foreman 44 Kelly Patrick, millwright 50 Shaw Mrs George, widow Albert Idand. Booth J R, lumber manufactr Donaldson Benjamin, cashier Montreal Telegraph Company Steam Fire Engine House. Fournier Pierre, laborer Poulin Guillaume, teamster Hopple John, laborer Williams Win, laborer Beauchamp Joseph, teamster /' Jbin+. i^' eet. North aide. jFVe-ij* *AnM'l meat to l'<- '-^at. r^yi-;' 'urt lifsre ELgin at interaeeta. 67 Mason James T, plumber 69 Mill I A, insurance agent 73 May Geo, merchant 77 McLean Alex, Timea Office 79 Pa riea Rev P W ''I Mcintosh C H, Ottawa Oititen 17 'fodffson Wm, arciiitect .1 ''.n8sell Alex, merchant Here Metca\fe at interaeeta, 117 Young Wm, chief fire brigade 119 Close Thomasj commission agt 123 Campbell Colin. C S clerk 135 MoKenzie J B, boarding house 139 Conley M A» do ,■ 141 McOilton Robt J ■ t 143 Gowan J H 145 Grant George, C S clerk Here O'Connor at i, ".eraecta. 183 O'Connor J, chief doorkeeper of House of Commons 187 Gail A B 196 Oouldthrite Samuel 199 MoFarlane Robert, machinist 201 Logan Dr, homoepathic « 205 Bell D C, portrait painter ■ 211 McCrea KW 213 Mutton Francis, cabinet maker 219 Fisher Mrs George, widow Here Bank at interaeeta. 249 Brown James, carpenter 263 Rodden R J 256 Jacobs Saml, manufacturer 259 Moore John, collector 261 Atkinson Neil, boarding house 269 Bryson J A, bookkeeper 271 Taylor Thomas 273 Grant Alexander, carpenter 277 Webster George, leather cutter 279 Hall Ed, fbrwarder 281 Storr Ed ward, messenger House of Commons. 283 McMullen Henry, marble cutter nai i ^'- '^^ ^^ Francis, widow ^^^ tSvow A bert 0«t jma CMrpets at MKWIAKSD * CMMI M 'U h \. It.' m 'I ■! %.' • h • , I.! i . ! ', \.\ 'I'll (t . j f: !3 I ii' i^ ij J • f? i* ■ u- .; ^ '' I < ^i! ■.-ft- . ■ ?-•'■. IS OTTAWA BTRXIT DIBEOTOBT. The only place to get Jaoqnee and Kay's Fomitnn ia at flBOOUSKD ft OO.'S 291 MacCuaigRC W, insurance agt 295 Williams Edward, agent litre Kent at intersects. .^27 Wallis J D, photographer S53 Barber Earle Isaac S56 Mills Mrs Joseph, widow 869 Coburn Emanuel, bookbinder Here Sally st intersects. 887 Thompson Philip N Here Bay st intersects. 44.^ Ma^ee Charles, merchant 446 Robertson Patrick, manager Bank of Ottawa 4G5 Mara E A, architect 467 Blackburn Wm, bookkeeoer 469 Blackburn R, foreman Perley and Pattee 473 McGarity Thomas, merchant 479 Moir John, lumberman 483 Godd Rev Francis 499 Chepmell Hy, sec. U F & R co Here Concession st intersects. 521 Watchorn John, jr, cooperage 623 Richmond Mrs widow 625 Watchorn J, sr, cabinetmaker 631 Curtis Nathan, clerk P O 633 Wilson John, lumber shipper 635 Bellharrie James 635 Kelly Mrs W widow 537 Jamieson Wm, baker 641 Burgess Charles, carpenter * 643 Boyd Hugh, inspector water works 545 Stapleton Mrs Thomas, widow 551 Witney James, carpenter 555 MoKnight Mrs Wiuiam, widow 559 Bennett H Here Hill st intersects. Albert Street, South side, from Canal west to Maria st. 20 McLennan Mrs Duncan, widow, boarding house '22 Christie Christina, boarding hse 30 Bro\yn Jos, messenger, board- ing house 34 Bell John G Enox Chuech Here Elgin st intersects. CONOREOATIONAI, ChUROH 56 A 58 Orphans' Home, protestant 68 Steacy Mr, messenger 66 Bennett H W 94 Duff Alexander 98 Button Mrs Geo, widow, board- ing honae Here Metcalfe at intersect... 132 to 138 Gowai'a Opera House. Here O'Connor st intersects. 18. Wilson David |Q^ f Mills Alex, cabinet-maker \ Byrnes John, printer 196 Rowe Amos, alderman 198 Lanigan Mrs 204 Barton Daniel 208 Shepard F W, bookkeeper 212 Shore Thomas 218 Mathieson W M, barrister 220 Grant Henry, grocer 226 Gibson John, printer 228 Raymond Truman, dyer, &c 236 Smith Mrs W, milliner Here Bank st intersects. 240 Inch John, mason 248 Fitzsimons James, watchman House of Commons 252 Gilbert Frederick, messenger Senate 254 Lattimer James, policeman 258 Young Mrs widow 260 Robinson D M, stonecutter 262 Hume G B, assurance agent 264 Stock win Charles, carpenter 272 Lang James, contractor 276 Watson Robt, of Russell & Watson, merchant 284 Parker Mrs widow 286 Gunn Alexander, mason 288 MacNamara Mrs 292 Kerr Miss 296 uraden Samuel, millwright 298 Prichard J, laborer 302 Lafricain Mrs, widow 304 Williams E T, upholsterer 306 Mitchell, Jas P, policemau Here Kent st intersects. 308 310 O'Connor Wm, planing mills Coon & O'Connor, sprmg mat- trass makers 328 Sandham Frederick, builder 332 Brown Thos, inspector of pork 338 Steen James, carpenter 340 Campbell W H, traveller 344 Pratt William 346 Pratt Isaiah 352 Whyte Robert, carpenter 356 Livmg Henry, c'erk .368 Neeland William, clerk " 360 Rea William, prii, , and local agent for London Masonic Mutual Benefit Association. Cathoi-io Apostolic Church Here Sally st intersects. Paper RiiUd at ALBX. MOnTKBIBR*f| Sparlu Street. ■ '^>r^^e OtTAWA STREBt DlREOTOEt. 19 A. WXBTIMEB, Bookbinder and Stationer, Sparks Street 382 Brownlee Mrs Thomas, widow 384 Holditch Mrs Wm, widow 388 Sparks George, laborer 3% Whitehead Wm, sh. maker Here Bay at intersetts. Ottawa Ladies' College E P Jackson, MA, Principal 470 Horetzky Charles G 478 Scott Thos, architect P W D 494 Remon B P, barrister 604 Todd Alpheus, librarian parlia- ment Here Concession tt inUrsecta. 506 Houghton Albert, blacksmith 512 Forester James 614 Watchorn John, jr, cooper 516 Taylor Mrs widow 626 Gilchrist Vfrn, millwrigiit 528 Allen Wm, cabinetmaker 530 Roberts Henrv, blacksmith 532 Sergent Wm, laborer 534 Payne Abraham, shoemaker 636 McPherson Saml, blacksmith 638 Street Mrs, widow 550 Mason Donald 666 Pitzpatrick Mrs widow 670 Lyons Robinson 672 Fowler 8, of Henderson & Co Fowler Mrs widow 576 Atwood Wni, foreman water works 678 Smith E T, crown timber office 582 Dunning D H, clerk 584 Dick George, foreman, Perley & Pat tee 586 O'Donell John, engineer 688 Higgins E S, civil service 592 Finch Henry 696 Dunlevie Horace G, C 8 clerk 598 Tanney Robert, moulder GOO Clark Thomas S06 Prodfick Mrs, groceries etc Alice Street, {North side,) from Canal st west, south-westerly. 1 Roos John, tobacconist 17 Lynch Patrick, messenger 29 Quernzney — , laborer Alice Street, {South side.) 6 Conn Hugh, assistant to City Engineer 20 Mc Arthur Wm, agent for Ohio sandstone, McDermott & Co Anglesea Square, (North side.) 1 Gareau Leon, grocer Presbytery of St. Ann's Church 1 7 Alleau Rev J B, curate 23 Deslaurier Glasfois, laborer 29 Desormeau Felix, laborer 31 Govareau Albert, carpenter 35 Bertrand Andrew, stonecutter 37 Bovier Charles, saddler 39 Sauriol Damien, painter 45 Desormeau Baptiste, mason 47 Desormeau Theophile,c'rp'nter Anglesea Square, (South side.) 6 PipTis George, plasterer 12 Brown Donald, carpenter 14 Conway Mrs John 16 Kavanagh James, tailor 18 Jackson John, Govt police 24 Eagleson Wm, clerk 36 Godwin Mrs Jeremiah Arthur Street, (East side,) (formerly George st, Ashburnham hill,) from Maria st, south side, to city limits. Here Primrose Avenue intersects. 85 Peterkin John, jr, bricklayer 95 Edey Moses C, carpenter 119 Brown James, carpenter 121 Walker James, stonecutter 123 Imlach Andrew, pattern maker 125 Kerr Gavin E, stonecutter 127 Ryan Jas, merchant Here Somerset st intersects. 145 Sutton Mrs H B, groceries &a 147 Booth Leandre, millwright 163 Wilkins Francis, foreman 159 Welsh James, laborer 175 Garvey James, laborer Arthur Street, ( West side.) Here Primrose avenue intersects. 108 Walker Thomas, blacksmith 124 Leggatt F H W, bookkeeper 128 Huikett Jas B, C 8 clerk 136 Cummings Robert, laborer 138 Dunlop James, laborer Here Somerset st intersects. 182 Garrett Wm, laborer 184 Boyd John, stonecutter 206 Edge Nicholas, carpenter Augusta Street, (East side,) Jrom St. Patrick, south, to Theodore 15 Dorion Alexander, painter 17 T ream blea Mat, laborer 26 Rucheon John, laborer 3H Russell David, carpenter 37 Boily Joseph, messenger Polar Hefi'lg«rator keeps Meat and Vtsli In hot weather. BSBIONDii.8<, '.\ ,^' '•r 'mi ill I U\\ii"\ i ' : :/!?« i \ ' ' (■ i I I I I; ^)' t !^ H- ''■k ill. 2» OTTAWA 8TR1IT DIBKOTORY. '•i' A BMVtfftil Um of Bortie Ohidn, SettN^t, *o,, at aSMOHIHES'. 39 Boily Napoleon, mesMnger 41 Gauvreau J«an, cabinet maker Here Pa^iiMau at interaecU. 49 Gauvreau Louia, joiner 65 Goodall James, grocer Here Clarenee at interaeeta. 67 Dowling David, grocer 69 Price Wm, bricklajer 71 8avag[e Benjamin, carpenter 73 Lecroix John, messenger 79 Gordon Benjamin, surveyor HMC 83 Nitwell J, clerk 87 Norris Mathew, tanner 91 Lamb Jas T, salesman 95 White Wm, carpenter 107 Carroll P T, painter 113 Howell Wm, clerk 115 Rafter Aarop, carter 117 Yeoman Joseph, clerk 119 Hawkins A Gf, bookkeeper 123 Gallagher Jno, laborer 126 Wilson Henry, painter 127 Sharp Jno, stonemason 129 Connor Jno, Gov police , o, jr Stewart Robt, contractor ^**' \ Rogers Frederick ,bookbinder 141 Toy Charlee, laborer 145 Connor Wm, carpenter 151 Randells Richard, laborer 165 Russell Geo, cabinet warehouse 157 Steers Thomas 159 Hartwell Alex, insurance agent 161 Grant Mrs Alpine 163 MoNaughton Michael, door- keeper privy council Here Bideau at interaeeta. 181 Throop A W, C 8 clerk 183 Sheppard P B, C 8 clerk Here St Paul at interaeeta. 191 Smith Fredk, clerk 196 Powell Charles, clerk 197 Laurin Al'red, cook R house 213 McArthur James, bricklayer Here Daly at interaeeta. 229 Walsh Michael, messenger Here Stewart at intersects. 243 Jones Rev T B Canon, LLD 253 Meredith Edmund A, LLD dop min of tlie Int Here Wilbrod at intersects. Angusta Street, ( West side.) 20 Courvill Michael, laborer 24 Hant Gregory, laborer Here Angleaea «2 initrawta. 84 Shannon Thomas, grocer 86 Leamy Mrs James, widow 88 Robertson Alex, coachman 90 Simpson S, clerk 92 Larouche Joseph, coachman 94 Pirrie Hueh, snoemaker 96 McQueen William, shoemaker 98 Besserer Louis, messenger 100 Dernally C R, riding master 102 StaceyMrs Henry 104 Crookshanks Miss Margaret 106 Wrisht John, painter 108 Pender John, messenger 112 Pender Patrick, messenger 114 Quiry Elie, French translator na / Owens Mr Ann, widow , "** l Owens Thos, James k Geo 122 McDonald Alex, tailor 124 Peck James, carter 142 McKeever Patrick, butcher 146 Gallagher Hugh, painter 148 Peden Arch'd, telegraph opertr 150 Marier Arthur, stonecutter 156 Floyd Arthur, laborer 168 Darcy Wm, grocer Here Rideau at interaeeta. i^Q j Hick Mrs R, widow '■'^ \Hick Robert, barrister Here St. Paul at interaeeta. " Daly at « 230 Gamester Fred, carpenter Here Stewart at interaeeta, " Wilbrod at « Baird Street, North aide, from Dalhouaie at Eaat to Bideau River. 36 White John, laborer 53 Mahoney Mrs 55 Dale Jamef^, laborer 67 Dunford Mrs Patrick 59 McGauvron Thomas, laborer 63 Gill Charles, painter 66 Vean Jos, painter 67 Paradis Eaward, carpenter 71 Whalen Mrs Michael 79 Runhain David, laborer Baird Street, South aide. 4 McLaughlin Patrick, laborer 10 Nunn John, painter 12 Mison William, laborer 22 Bineham Thomas, laborer 28 Burke John, laborer 30 Mahoney John, laborer 36^Jugiani John, bricklayer 0«« yo«r Fi*or Oil Ctotli* at 8HOOI.BRBD A> CO.*S ill if. I i.l.i Vltl OTTAWA irHlMVt DimXOTOBY. 2i Ibfi MoonM at AUCL lIOBIIiCEB'8, tpuks MiMt 42 Johnston Christian, carpenter 44 Sullivan Svlvester Jj carpenter 46 Flood Mark, laborer 52 Flood Michael, teamster 66 Demerse Moiae, laborer 60 Coursoll Jacob, teamster €8 Burritt J, carpenter 70 Burritt Edgar, carpenter 80 McDonald Philip, laborer 84 Scrimgeor Geo, dancing master 88 Fanning John, cabinet maker Banl^ Street, East aide, from Vittoria st South to City limits. Government Workshops. Here Wellington st intersects. 41 Johnstone Wm, plumber 47 Shepherd & Lothian, dressmkrs 69 Parker G H, painter 73 McLaren Mrs 75&77 Bishoprick Mark, carriage maker 79 Bailey Thomas, carpenter 81 Leuzon A, dry goods 83 Crawford James, shoe store Here Queen st intersects. ** Albert *• 109 Smith Mrs, milliner 115 ik 117 McFarlane J, iron founder 119 Brown Alexander, cooper 125 Wilson John, carpenter Here Slater st intersects. 153 Auclair Charles, butcher 161 Beauvais Gideon 163 Tremblay & Beauvais, grocers Here Maria st intersects. 165 Sparrow Charles, butcher 169 Palmer W H, barber 173 Perkins AJibert, laborer 181 Stewart Wni, stonecutter Here Oloucester st intersects. 187 West David, Sailor 189 Lortie P, bookbinder 191 Mattice John E, saddler 193 Holstead Wm, laborer 195 Johnston Robt, builder 199 Beckett Wm John, carpenter 201 Popham Wni, carpenter 203 Reid Robert, carpenter 205 Gibson William, blacksmith Hei'e Nepean st intersects. 219 Malloy William, laborer 000 / Graham John, carpenter ^^^ I Coulthard Wm, bricklayer Here Lisgar st intersects. 236 Humphreys Beauchamp. clerk 239 Barber E G, C S clerk 266 Green James, laborer 285 Ryan Martin, laborer Here Cooper st intersects. 377 Gallagher Michael, laborer Here Somerset st intersects. 413 Spellman Michael, stonemason Here Lewis st intersects. 429 Ryan Mrs, widow Here Frank st intersects. Bank Street, West side. 12 Cunningham Jas, bookkeeper 22 Gilmour & Co, lumber mrcnnts Here Wellington st intersects. 50 Houghton Albert A, blacksmith 56 Brown Alfred, sewing machine agency Here Sparks st intersects. 62 Stephens B W 64 Swanston G N, machinist 66 Welsh David, Gov police 68 Taylor Andrew, stonemason 70 Mellefont Mrs Richard 72 Sales William, plumber 74 Clarke Charles, teamster 76 Borland Wm John, laborer Here Queen st intersects. Bryson Charles, merchant Kingston — , clerk Elliott Miss Sarah, dressmaker Graves Mrs, widow Atchison Mrs Elizabeth McBae — , confectioner Here Albert at intersects, McKenzie Louis, erocer Watson Mrs H D, boarding hse Lawson A J, photographer Stewart Alex, stonecutter Presbyterian Church Here Slater st intersects, {Rogers John, boarding house Binks Wm, printer Brown — , traveller Hall William, laborer Laweon William, grocer Nicholson J S, grocer Here Maria st intersects. Coghlan James S, grocer Mather James, architect Warden Abraham, contractor 84 88 90 94 102 106 108 110 116 118 142 160 152 156 164 166 170 172 J fl, ■ * it I ;/y Ijjj f /ji^; 'i^ -H mu II- 1 * .ii i^j m K Lf ll i' '.• I', I (, BiMilK Beolu st AltliZ. BEORTiaiBR»St fpalu Street. a 6T$AWA SVRiill OIREOTORf . y Oo to BHOOLBBBD ft 00. for Ctrptti, Oartaias, Oiklotha, Hattiiigi, fto. Ik .«2ii»; 'm*^ 198 -f •'^'"^''P ^'''*' widow \ Squibb Mrs, boarding house 202 Gardner Wm, builder 2U4 Healy John, laborer Here Nepean at intersects. 212 f Haiz Hamlet, laborer \r ■ ' - - - 214 220 « . Haig James S, clerk f Barrv Jos, laborer \ Black David, stonecutter Booker Thomas, mason 222 Sinclair Donald, surveyor Barrett Street, West side, from Murray st South to Clarence st. 2 Champaigne Jos, grocer 4 Renaud Alex, hotel 6 Perar Benj, laborer 18 Murphy Bros, ale vaults 20 Starrs Michael, market lessee Bay Street, East side, (formerly Water st, Upper Toton,) from Ottawa River south to Somerset street. 1 Kennedy James, clerk Hare Wellington st intersects. « Sparks " « Queen ♦* Albert « Slater " 189 Ritchie Jas, elk. C timber office 191 Parlow Edwin D, principal cen- tral school west 195 -f '^''"'^ ^' contractor * \ Toms Wm, mason Here Maria st intersects. 227 Cowan John, grocer 229 Richards Ehzabeth, dressmkr 231 Lothian Adam, plumber 233 Hinds Josiah, ginger ale mnfctr 237 Lambert Georgo, boiler maker 239 McEenna & Fmn, grocers Here Gloucester st intersects. 249 Mclsaac Neil, laborer 251 Abbott Richard, accountant 269 Ryan Owen, labourer Here Nqpean st intersects. 269 Mullin Patrick, grocer 271 Stewart Thomas, machinist 273 Enright John, tinsmith 277 Smith John, clerk Bay Street, West side. Here Wellington st intersects. 106 Sims Richard A, carriage mkr Here Sparks st intersects. 1 ifi / Wicksteed G W, barrister *'*'' \ Wicksteed R J, barrister Here Queen st intersects. 140 Braun F, aecty. of public works 160 O'Connor Daniel, barrister Here Albert st intersects. « Slatar " 206 O'Brien James, Gov. police 214 Richardson Robert, butcher Here Maria st intersects. 220 McGraw John, plasterer 230 Moss Henry, butcher 232 / Kennedy* Daniel, carpenter \ Reids Misses, dressmakers 234 Jamieson J H, wood turner Here Gloucester st intersects. 246 King Chas, dry goods merchant 252 Schofield William Here Nepeam st intersects. 288 Gauly John, cutter f Murphy John, bookkeeper 290 \ UF&RRCo (. Murphy Edmund J Bell Street, East side. from Somerset st to City limits. 147 Murray John, grocer Bell Street, West side, 10 Skead Wm, lumber merchant 20 Howe George, painter 24 Day Samuel, bible society 56 Sennet James, laborer 64 Huson Wm, waiter 84 Fitzgerald Thos, laborer 96 Edwards Evan, pattern maker Besserer Street, (East side) (Formerly Ottawa Street.) from Rideau Street, to Nicholas. here St. Paul st interescts. 25 Burns Mrs widow 35 Pooley George, plasterer here Daly street intersects 61 Gatineau stage office Here Stewart st intersects, 73 Foisy J Z, grocer 77 Ryall John C, storeman 81 Cross Win, blacksmith 83 Burke Misses, dress makers 85 Adams W H, clerk 87 Martin Patrick, laborer 89 Litle Alex 91 Parry John W, saddler Bbmee lUac* Bze«iilor Cook Store* BBMONDB BROS.* AgenU. •■■•y |'|;;"•,■w ■:l'•"■ OTTAWA STBEIT DIBBOTOBY. 23 Aooonnt Booki made to Older at AUZ. MOllllMKB'B, Bpuk> BtrMt .1 ' 93 Thompson Mark, harness makr here WHbrod street intersects 99 Henlon Miss Margaret, grocer 101 McCuUum R, laborer 103 O'Donnell John, laborer 105 Brody Richard, grocer 107 Roman Catholic School 137 Woods William, laborer Besserer Street, west side from Rideau st. 4 Somerville AVm M dealer in marble &o. here St Paul street intersects. 28 Ronald Thos, laborer 40 Litle John, market constable here Daly street intersects. 58 Birkett Jas, hardware morcht. 68 Abbott Wni, China shop keeper 72 Preston George, tailor 74 Dunn Edward, millwright 76 Carroll Henry, porter 78 Russell Peter, carpenter 80 Williams Luke, waiter 82 Williams William, printer 84 Peeke Chas Edmund, tailor 86 Munro Lester, sewing machine agent 90 Sullivan Denis, carpenter 92 Jones Thos, laborer 98 Walls Misses, dressmakers here Wilbrod st intersects. 100 Graham Mrs Sarah, grocer 102 Richard Thomas, engme driver 104 Dixon George, cutter 106 Grant Archu, hardware mercht .108 Topley John, photographer ilO Stethem T 8, msurance agent 118 St. George's Ward primary school. here Theodore st intersects. 160 Grant Donald M, supt Dawson route 154 Pennock Wm, insurance agent 160 Dickson Wm Henry, salesman Bolton Street, North side, Jrom Ottawa river to Rideau river. Here Sussex st intersects. 33 Cocraft Thomas, laborer 37 Hudson Richard, cabinet mkr 39 Trudeau Pierre, " 43 Lindsay C W, insurance agent 47 Campbell T (of Harris * Camp- bell 63 Harris Robert P, (of Harris * I Campbell 67 Pruneau Thomas, foreman 59 MofFette J Bte, joiner 65 Gravel Louis, butcher 69 Hotte Stanislaus, carter 71 Letourney Alfred, engineer 77 Forcier Jean, joiner 79 Gharlebois Andr6, joiner 85 Cass Thomas, mason 87 Asselin Mrs Joseph 93 Vezina Th6ophile, clerk 96 Sullivan Michael, laborer Here Dalhousie st intersects. 127 Davis Wm, gardener 161 Thibodeau Moise, laborer 163 Jordan James, raftsman 171 Dyson Samuel, laborer 173 McEaon James, " 179 Ruthven James, bookbinder 186 Ray Patrick, laborer 189 Black William, pilot 191 Esdale William, laborer 196 McCormick V/illiam, driver 211 Sloane James, clerk Here Cumberland st intersects. 241 Miles Charles, laborer 243 Ling Charles, steward 246 Kehoe Michael, laborer 263 Tompkins John, laborer 255 Stirling Wm, " Here King st intersects. 269 McLean Mrs Mary Ann 281 Maloney John, plasterer Bolton Street, South side, 6 Ratte Antoine, boat-house Here Sussex st intersects. 32 Prevost Toussaint, painter 34 Inglis Robert, steward 36 O'Keil John, carter 38 Dacv James, laborer 42 Butler Thos 0. mail agent 44 Taylor David, express agent 56 Pruneau Hector, joiner 60 Pruneau Thilespnore, painter 66 Latr£mouille 0, dry goods mcht 72 Auger J Bte, carter 74 Stopellben F T, printer 76 Burns Patrick, laborer 98 Villeneuve Honor§, carter 100 Moreau BarthSl^my, messenger department of agriculture 102 Villeneuve Joseph, carter Here Dalhousie at intersects. 170 Donavan Alex, blacksmith / ! :ff '' W; !• t 0«t your Famltnre at 8HOOLBRKD * CO,'S m "% • :; 1 24 OTTAWA STBiBXT DHUCOTORT. .BHODXJBXD It 00. Nil XaoqiiH sod Sa,f» Forniton at l0W jtiitm. 182 Vaudette Isidore, carter 210 Mcintosh Kenneth, carpenter Here Cumberland at intersects. 248 Foley John, laborer 266 Duncan Alexander, agent Here King st intersects, 278 Manancon Antoine, laborer 286 McGuigan Mrs Arthur 290 Amiotte Francois, shoemaker 294 Prudhomme Benj, laborer Botelier Street, North aide, from Sttssex at to Bideau river. 45 Reynolds T, managing director of tlie St. Lawrence A Ottawa B R, stable and coach house Here DaViouaie at inieraecta. 116 Kane Mrs Wm 121 Riel Philip, clerk 165 Clancy Jonn, bookkeeper 157 McGlau^lin John, contractor 161 Whelaii John, laborer 163 Larone John, dyer 166 St. George Wm 0, bailiff Here Cumberland st intersects. 187 Enright Thomas, laborer 196 Ebbs George, gentleman 223 LaweoQ Christian, blacksmith Botelier Street, South side. 10 Lalibert6 J Bte, carter 16 Taylor F, painter 18 McElrov Thomas, engineer 22 Morel Victor, printer 24 Morel Elzdar, carpenter 26 Chaquette Cyrille, pilot 30 Cvr Antoine, contractor 32 White Joseph, " 36 Ariel J Bte, painter 40 McDougall John, carpenter 42 St. Laurent J Bte, caoinet mkr 46 Julien Romuald, " 50 Laflamme Magloire, messenger 66 Fanning James, shoemaker 58 Robitaine Jacques, painter 60 Couvrette Horace. Dom. police 62 O'Brien Mrs, widow 62^Manning John, laborer Here Dalhousie at intersects. 124 Bingham Henry, laborer 128 Mulroney Mrs William 130 Murphy Michael, laborer 132 Richardson John, watchman 166 Jubinville Gr^goire, mason 174 Macstravick James, tailor 176 Williamson John, engineer 178 Scott, Mrs Wm 180 McDonald Hugh, mason Here Cwnberlomd at inieraecta. 196 Alexander Wm, printer 198 Goodchild Geol-ge, civil service 200 Bicknell Wm, plumber 200 iHoldenWG, printer 202 O'Connor Wm, carpenter 204 Truman W R, carpenter 206 O'Reilly John, laborer 210 Blaney John, " 212 Stalley Geo, 214 Hall Wm, 216 O'Neil Edward, « 220 Bicknell James, gardene/ 226 O'Connor Lawrence, carpenter Here King at intersects. 238 Burke Mrs Ann Bridge Street, (Li Breton Flats) Jikiat side, from the river south to Wellington at. 121 YouHfT. 3ronBon*Go, flour mill Here Montreal at commences. 135 Coombs John, driver 139 Blais Honor^, laborer 145 Armstrong J & P, horse-shoers 151 Ahearn W & M, blacksmiths 159 Dourley John Here Duke at commences. 229 Dunce Wm, laborer 231 Wieewell Lucius, carriage mkr 235 Watt Jas, blacksmith Here Queen at West intersects. 256 McKinstry Robert, carpenter 257 Riddell James, foreman 263 Smith Mrs, widow 266 Hutton Gapt John 267 Saleur John, culler 269 Omelay John, shoemaker 271 L&uzon Andrl, cooper 273 Laurin Joseph, laborer 279 Magee Alex, gardener 283 Graves James, foreman St. Louis de Gonzague School 291 Bourguignon Mrs Joseph Here Ottawa st intersects. Bridge Street, (Le Breton Fiats) West aide. 12 Quain John, toll-keeper Here Oregon st commences. 68 Valiquette F H, hotel keeper 82 Booth J Rj millowner 164 * 166 Fraser D. hardware 192 Williams E P, bookkeeper 198 Maloney Thos, culler TItc MBoM Oo«l itoT«i8» «o lM foviut ohIf *t BSMONDC2*8* 1;! ! t ; B coNSSRrAS^ORy qf music 4 \l ■*. •SWri*IOII JW, BIICMLI«», iiimtor '• •,,;,,...., '■"."■*, iBHMediHte,.:,„...,...,"...^*^','"y_V.y.V.V..,7."!!!iV ' S ' • • ' • • ■ • • • • r . .^» ^ Juntw . . ........ JWttluff. ^ .;...,..;.... ttM JfuWor..,.: ..*j«iij«r,,...,...,,„,.^,..,.,,.,;^^ j^^ ^Uuifcw,.... ^*«^-.--- a^T'^wtog. . .. OnuMiMMttl iMwai«w«»6 . Wmt Fruit wid Kli{W«w. , ..""*""" * ,' " " " ' ' * ' '"■ ' '"■' ^•^^ w«8||l||^^|)ef,l r- Polar. Kaflrlgemtor luepi MmK mkI FUb In bot weathertj ]BSSIOIfDii.S<^ V- J ■ .1 'Hi 2R OTTAWA STRltT DIRlOTORt. Ott yonr Owpcti from IHOOUBED * OO.'f, tha UrgMt and ohMpMt itook is the dty l\ 266 Pin»rd Celeatin, policemaa 268 Harvey William, miner here King »t interaecta 296 Torrence John, butober 310 Paquet Mrs Elie, milliner 312 Paqnct William, laborer 314 Olouticr S6vdre, joiner 316 Hivet Louin, Btonecutter 318 Sauvageau Arthur, abo«maker 320 Gloutier Toussaint, ioinAr 328 Regimbal Piei-re, balcer Cathoart Street Weit. {Le Breton Flata) West aide, 14 Wooonneau Vincent, clerk 163 Labreche J B, nausage maker 157 Jacr|ues Geo, laliorer 169 Lavigne Edwatd, carpenter 161 Math6 F^lix, laborer 166 Lavigne J Bte, " 167 Limoges Edmond, joiner 169 Joly Antoine, laborer 171 Dufresne Charles, railsman 173 Ghampoux J B, shoemaker 175 Belanger Maxime, agent 179 Kealy Patrick, blacksmith 181 Roy Uaniel, carter 183 Rathier Antoine, laborer 185 Lahaise Aimd, joiner 189 Chevricr Alphonse, lamp mcht 195 Boileau Augustin, laborer 197 Lapierre Cyriac, carter 199 St. Jeau Joseph, laborer 201 Marenger Mrs, widow 201iMonty L, grocer Here Outnberhmd at interaeeti. 20'* Hichard A D, dry goods mrcht, 211 Tasse Joseph, translator house of commons 211^Marier OneBime, joiner 213 Lacroix Louis, " 21 3^ Bertrand Paul, laborer 215 Periard Bet^amin, *• 217 Beaushamp Isidore, *♦ 219 Lapoint« Octave, fish dealer 221 Colgin Mrs John 225 Turgeon Narcisse, mesaeDger house of commons 231 Lauthier Charles, clerk 233 Richard Joseph, joiner 237 Groulx Calixte, stonemason 239 Lemaitre George H, messenger department of agriculture 241 Dompierre Basile, balier 245 Groulx Joseph, carter 247 ly Amour EUfi, blacksmith 249 LaDeroute Damas. grocer Here King at interaectt. BxaaUa* aiMwHrnd * Go*»«lo«k pvrelUMlng GafpaM or VWKltan* I'i hU I. Vj rilh '!r '■' • i! 80 OTTAWA STREET DIRECTORY. Bookbinding in all Styles, at ALEX. MOBTDOEB'S Sparks Street. m I ' ;|i .5 I I •■'. •■^K- V ! . •'i 257 Lafrance Francis, joiner 269 Gibout Lucien, mason 263 Deschamps Alex, carpenter 267 Singleton Ed N, bookkeeper 269 Descarmier Jas, carriage mkr 271 Bush Mrs Minnie 277 Archambeault Deneri, carriage maker 279 Philibert George, painter 286 Cliagnon Alfred, clerk 289 B6rer Pierre, mocassin maker 293 Mennier Francis, stonecutter 295 Cote Isidorfi, printer 297 Gharbonneau Joseph, stonecttr 299 Ouellet Xavier, tinsmith 301 Verdon Isaie, carter 309 Goulet Joseph, grocer Here Church st ends and Rose st intersects. Choroh Street, South side. From Sussex at io Rose. 70 Denault Eustache, plasterer 74 Groulx Xavier, dry goods 76 Parent J B, hotel-keeper 78 Myers, Mrs John 90 Beliveau Joseph, hotel-keeper 108 Sarazin Joseph, laborer 110 Couvrette M, saddler 112 O'Connor Hugh, trader 114 Jean Pierre, carpenter 116 Larocque F, laborer 118 Costier Paul, restaurant 126 Koy Joseph, grocer Here Dalhousie st intersects. 136 L6veill6 Cyprien, laborer 138 Rennick Wm, stonemason 142 Dorion Zephirin, clerk 144 Cameron W m A, mercht tailor 146 Fournier Mrs C,boarding house 148 O'Reilly Robt, clerk 158 Desormeau N, stonemason 160 Reill^ James, carter 164 Fortier Mrs B, laundress 166 Bfirichon Napoleon, Dom police 178 Potvin Honore, messenger 182 Roy Mrs Henri, widow 184 Voligny L L, M D 186 Cassidy Patrick, mason 196 Smith Jamee, butcher 198 Senecal Joseph, undertaker Here Oumberlat%d st interesects 206 St Jacques Michael, carpenter 210 Taillefer Joseph, citrter 312 Delorme Isaie, carter 216 Guenette Louis, brush-maker 220 St Jacques Xavier, aenr, carter 226 Monette Paul, laborer 232 McEvela Wm, mason 238 Chenet Pierre, dry goods mcht 240 Falardau Theophile, asst post- master H of Commons 244 Julien Gilbert, ioiner 244^ Drapeau David, shoemaker 246 Fairbanks Edward, clerk 248 Dunn J B C, grocer Here King st intersects 262 Dolan Chas, carter 268 Archambeault C^saire, carter 276 Dery Francois, plasterer 278 Leraieux Jules, painter 280 Tessier Geo, laborer 282 Lemieux Alfred, carpenter 286 Gu6rard Francis, stonecutter 288 Duclos Pierre, « 290 Cardinal Felix, laborer 296 Goderre Pierre, laborer 298 Cousineau Moise, carter 300 RoyBapt, laborer 308 Roy Daniel, carter Here Rose street interesects and Church ends Clarence Street, North side, from Sussex street to Rideau River. 13 Post, Henry, hairdresser 17 Hupe B, carriage maker 23 D'Amour Elie, blacksmith 25 Hogan Patrick, hotel keeper 29 McDermott P " 33 Doyle Mrs M, trader 35 O'Callighan Pntk, board, house 37 Ross A, law office 39 Fox D, boarding house 41 Gafney Dennis, Imirdresser 43 McGara Mrs Margaret, trader 45 O'Donnell Dominick, H keeper 49 Kearns J C, hotel 61 Beaucaire, Chas, hairdresser 53 Quinii M, hotel 57 Duckelow Chas, hotel 61 McCaul Neil, groceries, &c Here Barrett st intersects. 65 Christian Chas, hotel keeper 69 Bonin E D, " 73 Story George, general store 77 Peltier Herrick, tinsmith 81 Godwin Miss Charlotte, second hand stor; 85 Slattery Miles, grocer 87 Nolan F N, clerk House Com- mons 89 Dub6 pavid, trader 91 Sinclair Joseph, laborer BbcM lUac* Buelfllor Oook Storcf BBMONDB BaO»,f Agents* OTTAWA STBIXT DIREOTOBT. 31 Oo to BHOOLBBED * 00. for Carpet*, Ourtaixu, OildothB, MattiBga, fto. 93 Park Fergus, trader 95 O'Brien Dennis, shoemaker 97 Brown Harvey C, green grocer 99 Brokenshir J, grocer 101 Maloney Wm, green grocer 107 Donavan Alex, carriage luaknr 113 Lemonidr Antoiue, umbrella repairer 117 Long John, lunch room 119 Legault F, general store Here Dalhousie st intersects. 125 Casey John, grocer 129 O'Leaiy IMward, culler 135 Hagarty Francis, laborer 137 Hurloy'John, green grocer 139 Lawrence Wm, bricklayer 147 Gallagher Michael, huckster 149 Gleason James, laborer 155 Reardon John " 161 Colin Philippe, clerk 163 Lunny Hugh " 165 Miskoll John, laborer 167 Brown John " 169 Jones Mrs William 171 Quinn John, Peddlar 173 Palmer John, carpenter 175 Burns Gregory " 177 Burns Patrick, cooper 183 Kelly Michael, laborer 185 Stcenson Chas " 187 Lyfins Patrick, carpenter 189 Lyons John « 197 Whillens Wm, dry goods mer. Here Cumberland it intersects. 199 Rowan Jas F, groc. & liquors 201 Rowan Chas, gentleman 205 Peachy Salem, clerk 211 Lefebvre, F X, joiner 213 Morin Jules, mess mar dept 216 Gravelle Audre, joiner 217 Gosselin Andre Mrs 219 Nagle P W, gentleman 221 Chandler Robert, printer 223 McNeil Malcolm, mason 227 Ravell Matthew, " 229 Conway Mrs John 231 McDowell John, " 233 Casey Michael, cab driver 235 Garneau Mrs Josephine, dreBB« maker f Thibault Geo, laborer 239 i McKenzie, Wm, " I Robichon E, « 241 MalloyJohn, " , 243 Hinds Edward, stonemason 245 Murphy Jamee, blacksmith 247 St. Amand L6on, grocer here King at interaectt. 257 Cherry Samuel, contractor 261 Anderson Wm, « 267 Anderson & Cherry, carpenters and builders 269 Dobier J W, boot * shoe mrcht 279 Latremouille Denis, cab driver 285 Scott Richard, plasterer 287 Benjamin Arthur, bricklayer 289 Couturier Mrs Augustin 291 Gr6gnon Alex, carpenter 293 Marmeau G4d4on, baker 299 Beatty Thos, groceries and dry goods here Nelson si intersects. 301 Charlebois J O, jgroceries 303 Tasse Napoleon, mborer 305 Miron Alex, laborer 307 Nichols John, brickmaker 309 Deschene Eusebe, carter 311 Bourguignon Mrs M, laundress 313 Dubois J Bte, carpenter 315 Renaud Eli6, laborer 317 Sauriol Alfred, carriage painter 325 Coombs John, baker 329 Grenier J Bte, messenger 337 Germain E, tanner & currier here Oloueester st intersects. 349 Dalaire Abraham, meat market 355 Laframboise J Bte, laborer 357 Gauvreau, J Bte, " 363 Rochon David, « 367 Hupe B, carriage maker 369 Sauriol Francois, carriage mkr 371 Guthry Richard, laborer 373 Grant Mrs Isabella 375 Nash Richard, laborer 379 Ryan Mrs Nicholas 381 383 385 387 Naguy Mrs, widow "ill - ■ • ■ Hall John, laborer Bernard Mcise, laborer . _ Paquet J Bte, joiner 389 Burns Daniel, laborer 391 Ross John, " 393 McDonald Hamilton; grocer 395 Goneau Louis, masca 397 Lavigne Joseph, laborer here Chapel st intersects. " Anglesea sq " 399 Goodall J, groceries A liquors 406 firisebois Michael, join«r 407 Curtis Jos, brickmaker 409 Payne John, laborer 413 Therieu Napoleon, cabinet-mkr 416 Laroque Pierre, laborer 421 O'Dell Wm Thos, carter 427 Brooks John, carpenter CaaU Books, Ledger! A JonriutU, always In 8tock at A. Hortlmcr'a, Sparks St. \i ' is - Mi'- ■ ii ft ■•/■■ i'^ •vvrn* i'i 32 OTTAWA 8TE11T DIEEOTORY. Tinamithing, Booflng, Plvinbiag, Eavea Troughs and OuUers at XSHONSES*. t i'' i\ ,' M, 429 McKenella John, brickmaker 435 Bernier Frederick, joiner here Cobourg st intersects. 437 Doran Wm, laborer 481 Proulx Celestin, laborer here Charlotte st intersects. 487 L^ger Alexandre, carpenter Clarence Street, South side. 2 26 Daniels Jas, pro Revere House Brennan Mrs William 28 Read H Y, labour intelligence office 30 Russell Wm, shoemaker 32 Gleen George, laborer 34 Maypotter Edward, bookbinder 36 O'Keilly Peter, shoemaker 42 Dorney J F, prop City Hotel 68 Macdonell H, grocer Here By Ward market intersects. Here William st intersects. 86 Gravel Alex, general trader 92 Murphy John, carpenter 102 Maloney Jas, day and evening school 108 Maloney Jas, (private house) 116 Hamilton R, bailiff 118 Cloren Mies Jane, day school 124 Burgess Thomas, hotel Here Dalhousie st intersects. 130 Ayotte Alexis, laborer 132 O'Boyle John, wheelwright 134 Falardeau Louis, laborer 138 St Jean Narcisse, joiner 140 St Jean Xavier " 142 Lunny Patrick, culler 144 Fraser Donald, blacksmith 146 O'Conner Daniel, board house 148 Truesdell Mary Mrs " 160 Valois, Pierre, telegph repairer 162 O'Connor David, traveller 164 Brennan Patrick, blacksmith 158 Devlin Edward, cattle dealer 162 Andrews Henry, butcher 166 Madsen Christian, tailor 168 Littlefield J W, Aeent 170 O'Keefe Wm, civil service 172 Fuik Charles, clerk 178 Kelly Mary Ann Mrs, widow 180 Whitty Lawrence, stcnemason 184 Brown Jeremiah, carter 184iCallighan Mrs Patrick 186 Fobb Mrs John, washerwoman 188 Francis William, laborer 190 Kennedy Cornelius, butcher 192 Beardsley Wm, shoemaker 198 Stevenson Chas, fish dealer Here Cumberland st intersects, 200 Moxley James, grocer 204 Park John, joiner 206 Medlow William, clerk 210 Oleson Ole, cab driver 214 Childs Hugh, laborer 216 Laudry Guillaume, laborer 218 Sullivan John, apple dealer 220 Cayea Ed, laborer 222 Quilishi Stephen; moulder 224 Whelan Mathew, blacksmith 226 Hackes Nelson, agent 228 Stratton George, saddler 240 Lane Mrs James Here King st intersects. 250 L'Heureux Fran9oi8, contractor 252 L'Heureux F X H joiner 254 Sarault Narcisse, laborer 256 St Denis Calixte, joiner 258 Boucher Joseph, barber 258iLebeau Joseph, laborer 260 Lalonde Simeon, " 266 Cuddie James, carter 268 Doyle Andrew, laborer 270 Thompson James, carter 272 McCann Francis, driver Fraser Alex, civil service Toomey James, laborer Laverdure Denis, plasterer Bush Delia Mrs f Jordan John, laborer \ Labadie Louis, joiner Here Nelson st intersects. 302 Casey John, grocer 310 Davis Thomas, messenger 312 Valiquette Mrs Joachim 314 Tasse J Bte, saddler 316 Tasse Celestin. " 318 Barrette Onesime, blacksmith 320 Rossignol Charles, laborer 321 Lalonde Alex, joiner 324 Simard MoiHe, " 326 Carriere Moi-^e, currier 328 Archambeault J, carriage-inkr 330 Archambeault, J B, blacksmith 334 Proulx Hyacinthe, plasterer 3344Laudry Theotlule, expressman 338 Laframlioise Guillaume, currier 340 Gauvreau Pierre, joiner here Gloucester st intersects 350 Langlois Joseph, grocer 352 MeilieurGodoon, tanner 354 Bleau Michel, carter 354^ Irwin William, " 356 Lafranc Jas, ginger beer mfr 358 Beiflvenu Mrs widow Joseph 274 280 282 284 288 BlMik Books lUBde mt ALBX. MORTIBIBR'S, Sparks Street. s .X^^Ml M. Ir.r i"* PRIVATE BILLS. PARTIES8 inteading to ni»ke application to Parliatnteiit for Private Billn, either for granting exoiueive privil^a, or conferring corporate 'powers, ior coinmereial or other purpoeeB of profit, or for doing anything leiraing to affect the rights or property of other partien, are herebjr notified tha^ tney are required by the Rules of the two Houses of Parliament, Ovhioh are published in fall in the Canada Gazette), to give TWO MONTaS' NOTIQf: of the application (clearly and distinctly specitying its natare and dibieetft ill the Oottoda Oaxette, and also in a newspaper published in the County or Union of Counties aflRected, sending copies of the Papers containing the fir^t and last of suoh notices to the Private Bill Qllice «f each House. All PMitions for Private Bills must be presented within tlie first three tceeka of the Bescion. '^ ROBERT L^MOINE, > : ' Clerk of the Senate. ; ALFRED PATRICK, -.*■; ":^;,, \ Cha-k of the Home of ^Commons, ^iV'", i V- ■•• ^ l^-'w .-TT . -r V!>* BILLS' PRIV±S. LBS penonnea qui, dam let Provinoes de Quebec et de Itanitoba, se pro- poMttt de s'adresMr "au PARLBMENT pour obt«nfr la pasMtion de BILLS PKIYES portaat concession de privileges excluisifs ou de pouvoirs de corporatioD poor dea fins commeroialee ou autres, ou ayant pour but de iaiw tottto atttr«! chow <}ui anrait l'efl[^t de oompromettre les droits d'autres parties, s{Mit par lea {MrMentes notifi^ quepar tea r^les dea deux Chamlms du Parlwnent, leaquellM rtelM sont pubMS au long dans la Qtauite dtk Omaia, eties sont requiaea d!eu donner DEUX MOlS lyAyiS (sp^ifiant clailremeot et ^stmotcnient la nature et Tobjet de la detnande), daas la Ottuitt du CoMda, en ei^lais et en franfais, et auasi daaa un journal englais «i dans nn jonmal flran^ais. publics dans la diatriot concern^. Le prem*ftre «t le dernier nnmirof* d«e journaux oonteuant eea avis devront Stre envoyft an Bureau dee Bills Priv^ de chacune dea detu Chanbres. Totttes petitions pour Bills Privfis doivent dtre prtsent^s dans les trtda premiiret f «M^^^ 1* Wmioq. ROBERT L»MOmE, Cfr^ffim-du Simt. ALFRBP PATRICK. " ^« Qr^erdelaCka»nbre 4e$ Oommttneftt •U :-'^'AmiV\ '"'' ".tiki- -I ■ ,1 i ii i U t 'J .1' ' ii 't • ■ 3' 1*5 '1 ■■/, r'i vm i:v Hr. ■J ,,« P'MHtil ' , imnm$^ mmum a j^mbhicaii \4i^;i£^ Ipaints, Oils, Brushes, 1S5^ stsac WH^X^lS#9;a 4K3^ #IBf^|« , OP^JCE :— VIetoria 1^4 9iiM^ Anil fttj^rig^ Gut t|> Opd««> j.^^ 494 Thorn G ■';•(■:: ':t_^ OTTAWA STBllT DIRE0TOR7. 3S Childrea'a Oarriagei, tha hudaoniArt, beit and oheapait vuiety at miOHDEff. 360 Bfilair Amable, joiner ;^(i6 Toye John, mason 370 English Geo, laborer 372 Moreau David, " 37t) B^dard Octave, clerk 376^ Mathieu Alfred, carriage-mkr 378 Leduc Joseph, baker 380 Dionne Prime, carpenter 380^ Denault P, carriage-maker 382 Traves John, laborer 384 Bullman Jos, " 386 Sharp Richard, laborer 388 Cole Henry, painter 390 Wilson C H, painter 392 Burns Thos, laborer 392J Dehdtre Barney, laborer 394 Ennis Patrick, " 39(5 Smith Thos, agent 398 Gibson Robt W, grocer hei-e Chapel st d; Angelsea Square intersect. 416 Paquet J B, contractor 418 Champonx D, school-teacher 418i Haley Wm, laborer 420 Nai'.lt Geo, " 420i iownsend Wm, laborer 422 Doyle Jas, carter 430 Reardon Timothy, carter 432 Law Mrs Jas 434 Rodden Robt, gardener 436 Bennett Mrs R, grocer here Cobourg st intersects 446 O'Brien Patrick, tailor 454 Desnoyer Jerome, carpenter 458 Desnoyer Damas, joiner H Charbonneau, barber 462 Ad^ms John, laborer 464 Doyle Michael, carter 466 McDonald Patrick, laborer 470 Bray Thomas, " 478 Belfefeuille Francis, laborer here Charlotte st intersects 494 Thorn Geo, shoemaker Cobourg Stxeet, East side, from St Patrick south to Theodore. 11 Dupois John, grocer 13 Beliefeuille Joseph plasterer 19 Rochon Joseph, laborer 35 Levque Oliver, " 37 Gravelle William 39 Sullivan Dennis, " 43 Higgins Wm " 45 Barnyer Fred, carpenter 55 Doran William, laoorer Here Clarence st intersects. 61 Dillisson Ren, laborer 67 Roy Joseph, laborer t'' 69 Collins Thos " 71 Burgees George, bricklayer 73 Potter Harry, laborer 75 Dickinson Robt, blacksmith 77 Miles John, mason 135 Miller L, cabdriver 141 Bassett Edward, laborer 146 Moxly John, laborer here Rideau st intersects. } 173 Connoly Mr, carpenter here St. Paul st intersects. Coboarg Street, West side. 26 Tremblay Dob, carpenter 28 Owen Michael, laborer 36 Hayes Michael, porter 44 Loyer Dames, grocer 50 Dumoulin Pierre, laborer 64 Dagenis Wm, carpenter here Clarence st intersects. 56 & 68 Bennet R Mrs, grocery 64 Stanley John, laborer 66 James Anthony, carpenter 72 Curry James, expressman 76 Curry Patrick, laborer 94 Patton Robert, shoemaker lv/2 Highland John, painter 124 Smith George, carter 132 Elridge Wm, bricklayer 140 Bartram Jos T, clerk here Rideau st intersects. 174 Deinpsey James, clerk Conoesnon Street, East side. Jr»m Ottawa River to City Limits. here Wellington st intersects. Sparks " Albert «• Slater " Maria " Gloucester " Nepean " 221 Christie Alex, barrister here Lisgar st intersects. 359 Crooks James, laborer 361 Carsh Peter " Conoession Street, West side. , here Wellington st intersects. " Sparks " 72 Bronson E H, mill owner 84 McNab Cha' ^o. clerk Carlton here Albert ..L intersects. 118 O'Brien Michael, laborer here Slater st intersects. " Maria « ',i' '.1 : li » 'L!! ' ft '?' f '■3 "".i. ;>' i tn. i:i v.i| M Paper Rnlcd at ALDZ. ATOROMnBR'SIf SparlMi Street, E J. b ^ r > * I : -\ \ r^xt I ?»!-, :>? " 34 OTTAWA STRBinP OIREOTORT. a«t you C«rp«to ft«m 8H00LBBBD ft (».'8, tlie lugMrt imd ohMpett stodK in t^ Hi ft 5 cv ... i;'v n, >' ' ' f: ' 4 176 Cheney Joaiah, foreman 198 Forgie John, merchant litTi Primrose Avenue intersects, 240 Auclair P C, merchant tailor 244 firennan — , laborer 248 Egan James, carpenter 260 Goodwin Michael, blacksmith 262 Egan Denis, 268 Young Michael, carter 292 McLachlin John, laborer here Somerset st intersects. 324 Smith John, carpenter 360 Pilson William, saddler 376 Johnson H P, grocer 380 Hal penny Mrs, widow Cooper Street, North side. from Elgin to Concession st. 55 Adamson Jas, clerk C S 63 Dennis Col, J S 85 Gowan Hunter here Metcalfe st intersects, here O'Connor st intersects, here Bank st intersects. " Kent " " Sally " 319 Marel E, carpenter here Bay st intersects " Concession " Cooper Street, South side, here Metcalfe st intersects, 10 Montgomery Wm, gov police 86 Murphy Jonn, bank messenger here O'Connor st intersects. « Bank •' Court Street, South side. from Canal st East to Nicholas st. Currier T W,& Co, Sash Factory «&c Cumberland Street, East side, from liideau River to Theodore st. here Baird street intersects. *• Bedpath « 73 Roy P A, grocer 87 Goodwin Jas, contractor here McTaggart st intersects 97 Donohue John laborer 101 Howe Henry, " 103 Sena August, German minister 107 Cull James, laborer 111 Enright " here Botelier st intersects 121 O'Connor Thos, grocer 123 O'Connor Jas, carpenter 125 Masse Mrs widow 127 Hill Ralph, ticket agent 129 White Jas, laborer 133 McConnell Michael, laborer 135 Lumsden Henry, engineer here Bolton street intersects " Cathcart " 169 Champagne 8, grocer 171 Huburtus , painter 177 Champagne Louis, laborer 181 Pleuflfe Peter, grocer 183 Arwaigh John, painter 187 Groulx Z, mason 189 Philion Miss H, dressmaker 195 Rathier A, grocer here Water st intersects 205 Archambeault Bte, blacksmith 221 Dubuie Ferdinand, grocer here St. Andrew st intersects 223 Larocq^ue Amede, grocer 225 Gilchrist J H, carpenter 227 Rouleau Raphael, stonecutter 229 Dufour Napoleon, upholsterer 231 Guery Edward, culler 233 Dean Jos, carpenter 245 Richard A D, grocer 247 Beland L J. " 249 Andre Antoine, laborer 271 Hudon P A, dry goods merchl here St Patrick st intersects 279 Redolph Joseph, laborer 281 Germain Louis " 283 Galarneaux A, laborer here Murray st intersects. 307 No. 4 Fire Station— W. Walsh, guardian 321 Rowan J F, grocer here Clarence st intersects 333 Moxley Mrs E, widow here York st intersects, 355 Reome Napoleon, engineer 361 Connolly James, butcher 365 Fowler Miss, tailoress 367 Cantwell Mrs, widow 369 Woods Alfred, laborer 373 Laverdure E, tinsmith 375 Smith Gustav, organist 385 Leprohon J P, speaker's secy 393 Howe W, painter 401 Seattle Edouard, laborer 413 Blanchfield Mrs Julia, dress- maker 421 Moss Henry, grocer here Ridea/u st intersects. 431 Huchingame John, clerk Tbe BMt HooM-Ftiralskiiiff Stock In Ottawit kept at BSMONDBS'. "T';'^*' OTTAWA iVailT DIEEOTORT. 35 Aooonnt Boob made ta Older at AUX. M0BTI1ISV8, Spukt Street 435 Smith Wm, wood-turner here St Paul at intersects. 447 Robinson John, grocer 455 Walker Mrs, widow 457 McDonnell Dr. here Daly st intersects. 481 Mclntyre Mrs, widow 483 Huckell Jos, painter 489 Codd Jas, grocer here Stewart st intersects. 499 Irvine Geo, cab driver 603 Aumond Wm, clerk C 8 509 Auvuond Jos, gentleman here Wilbrod st intersects, St. Joseph's Church Gomberland Street, West side. 18 Josey Joseph, laborer 22 Cusick James, " 26 Hagie Jonas, foreman 28 Thompson Samuel, policeman 30 Bam brick Edward, laborer 32 Bambrick Thos, " 34 Hunt Simon, " 46 Braiiigan Joseph " here Baird st intersects 54 Edmonds John, messenger 56 Johnston James, fireman 68 Boyle John, foreman here Redpath st intersects 80 McElroy Jae, laborer 90 Burgess John, " here McTaggart st interseett, 102 Beauchamp Jos, blacksmith 114 Moody Mrs widow 118 Murray John, grocer here Botelier street intersects. « Bolton st « <■' Cathcart " 168 Lahaise Thomas, carpenter 176 Bosignol T, laborer 180 McAllister Thos, laborer 184 Hart , blacksmith 186 Clare Albert, painter here Water st intersects. 198 Wall John, grocer 202 Dalaire & Leveille, butchers 204 Foubert Solomon, teamster 206 Parent Joseph, laborer Here St. Andrew st intersects. « Church « 260 Duhamel F, butcher 262 Boyer Charles, saddler Here St. Patrick st intersects. 276^Beaufcrt John, painter 278 Desjardin Barnabe, stonecutter 280 Bourgeois Victor, carter 280^Salmon James, laborer 282 Guardipe Thos, lather 284 Johnston John, collector 290 Conroy 8 P, tailor 308 Lahais Octave, baker 310 McPherson John, filer 312 Winters Wm, broommaker 314 Mullen Peter, tailor 314iClark Charles, " 316 Burns James, cooper 318 McKae Stephen, carpenter 318iO'Connor John, « Here Clarence st intersects. 330 Howlet Thos, laborer 332 Shea Mrs, widow 334 Lcgister Lovell, teamster 338 Leskey John, laborer Here York st intersects. 348 Brown John, soap manufacturer 350 Dougherty Wm, painter Here George st intersects. " Eideau " 412 Baker Jos, cabinet-maker 416 Higman Geo, painter 420 Robertson Mrs, widow 426 McDon(>'l Peter, foreman 432 Powers jirs, grocer 4'rO Dolen Mrs, widow 444 Ackroyd Jas, hoop-skirt facty. 446 Larocque Wm 446iGilli8 John, stonecutter 448 Doyle Andrew, schoolmast'rSS Here Daly st intersects. 468 Canty Patrick, stonecutter 470 Short Samuel, shantyman Here Stewart st intersects. 480 Morse John, grocei- 488 Woodburn GeoH, insura'ceagt Here Wilbrod st intersects. Corr.ler street, South side, from Sussex st easterly, 8 Bone James, laborer 10 Doyle Denis, laborer 12 O'Neil Andrew, marker 14 Clancy Martin, gasiitter Dalhonsie Street, east side. from Mackay st to Eideau. o5 Ray John, grocer 67 O'Leary Michael, blacksmith 63 Havelon Jas, laborer 65 Cox Jas, " 67 Rea Jas, " 69 McCarroll Jas, carpenter i fi ' v-l "i: ■Hi i i r!.1 . r.: ., !' 'J; I 11 r " y I . I Mil >H''( ' 'i'W.I i ,«! ^'11 I t ." :.:-^- 1! ■-^iJ! 0«t yonr Flew Oil Cloths at SHOOItBRBD A CO.*S -:.^1| J:M>-^ .■t. ' \m. 86 OTTAWA 8TMWT DIEBOTORT. Hot Air foniMM and Hotel Bugoa a Specialty at XSMOITDBV, i ■■■': I- .' i '/■■■ 77 Hamilton Mrs R here McTaggart st inltrsects. 79 Bourque D, grocer 83 Nile Michael, messenger 85 Harrington Michael, laborer 87 Stringer Patrick, tailor 89 Dillon Michael, laborer 91 Laviollette Pierre, " 95 Besgaard John *' 111 Edwards John, « 121 Kealey Pit, contractor 123 Wagener Sam L, fruit dealer here Bolton at intersects, 133 Cardwell W, painter 139 Bingham Sam, carter 141 Trudeau Geo, clerk heire Cathcart st intersects. 143 O'Connor John, laborer 161 Jesson Fred, carpenter 163 Robitaille Geo, clerk Here Water si intersects 171 Berub6 J 0, grocer 185 Leniay Oct, carriage factory Bere St. Andrew st intersects. 199 Costello Thos, hotel 201 Lasalle A, barber 203 Roy Andre, laborer 205 Trapey Louis, " 207 Gregory H, " 211 Gariepy J, flour and feed store 221 Potvin Louis, grocer Here Church st intersects. 223 Richard Jos, grocer 229 Valliquette Matt, carpenter 231 Gauthier Addel, clerk 237 Cantin Ogele M 239 Cantm J B, carpenter 247 Charlebois J O, grocer Here St. Patrick st intersects. 249 Richard J S, dry goods 255 Whyte D, laborer 257 Towzer , trader 259 Flynn Wm, laborer 261 Rocque Pierre, contractor 265 Rocque O A, alderman Here Murray st intersects. 273 Philips Edwin, ieweller 275 McKenna Frank, carter 277 <3urrier Louis, laborer 279 McHugh Murtagh, tailor 281 Whyte D, groom 283 Hartnedy Timothy, waiter 289 Lecour J, blacksmith 295 Casey John, grocer Here Clarence st interseets. 307 Laberge Peter, shoemaker 309 Desnoeaves Chas, " 313 Ghoquette B 8, farrier 321 Latremouille D, furniture here York st intersects 325 Episcopal Methodist Gburoh. 329 Pope Rev M 331 Mallette Miss A, dressmaker 349 Jervis Thos, wheelwright 355 Burnes Pat, cooper shop Here George st intersects. 361 Loveday John, pfinter 363 Currell John, sa rfller 379 Foley Miss Kate dressmaker 391 McKenna & Fin i, grocers Dalhottigie Street West side. 10 Heney John, wood merchant 12 Lett Wm P, city clerk here Sussex st intersects. " Redpath " " McTaggart '* 120 Miles M A, steward R N C here Cathcart st intersecto. 144 Plutr Pete, fruiterer 162 Pinard Mrs H 154 Lafiamme Napoleon, joiner 156 Pussira Hilaire, " 162 BeHedeau Pierre, laborer 170 Calligan John, grocer here Water st intersects. 172 Beaupre G, bootmaker 178 Stewart Thomas, trader 196 Lessard L A, giocer 198 Leclaire T, grocer 212 Iliffe Thomas, baker 222 Doucette John, hotel Here Church si intersects. 224 Roy John, grocer 226 Drapeau D, shoemaker 228 Harbour Jos, " 230 J oanette Hubert, grain 232 Girard Pierre, cabinetmaker 236 Foisy Henry, tinsmith 238 Robertson J G 246 ^tratton & McFarland here St. Patrick st intersects 248 Hallaire Alp, grocer Desjardin Charles 254 Lemay — , cabinetmaker 258 Robert O, butcher 262 Lloyd Mrs, grocer 266 Brunette Elie, barber 274 Conway Pat, grocer 280 Gusson Edmond, blacksmith 286 Charbonneau Alp, b^fber Cash Booka) Iicdgei-s A. Joumataif alvraya In Stock at A* llIortliner*a, Spark* St> OTTAWA STRUT DIEXOTORT. 37 The only place t/* «(ct Jftoqnee aiul Hay*! Farnitare ii at SHOOLBBED * OO.'B 288 Teekey 8, shoe ahop 290 Biseno A, plaster works 296 Legault Fran5oi«, dry goods Here Clarence st intersects. 298 Burgess T, hotel 300 Hough M, laborer 302 McBride Joe, car|)enter 304 Hogan Con, laborer 306 McNainara — , trader 308 Beaudry Nap, turner 310 Beaudry V, ice-cream shop 322 Douglas Thomas, hotel Here York st intersects. 238 Palmer H A, expressman 360 Cudsens H, confectionery here George st intersects. 362 Buchanan Mrs B, grocer 364 Currell J, saw sharpener 366 Connolly Din, carpenter 368 Low Thos, blacksmith 370 Stackpole John, laborer 372 Hall Charlep, laborer 374 Gleaeon Mrs K 376 Pelton Andrew, printer 378 Elliott Miss £, dressmaker 380 Karnev Walter, laborer 382 Mills Saml, shoemaker 392 Bott G, greengrocer Daly Street, North side, from Nicholas, east to Eideaii lUver 1 Albion Hotel, R Graham, pro 23 Findljf Alexander, mason 25 Fleming James, stone cutter 27 Hogan ThomaB, laborer 33 Spittle Mrs, widow 37 James Samuel, carter 39 Bank Joseph, mason 41 Glanister Henry, sexton C of E here Besserer st intersects. 47 Heron Wm, civil service 49 Harmon Miss, ladies school 53 Pollard Rev Hy, ch of eng 55 Carl — , cabinet maker 67 Mann Michael, laborer 71 Lang Robert, surveyor V5 Howell S, merchant 81 Hedlam W H, bookkeeper 83 McLean Albert, fireman hef3 Cmnhei'land st intersects, 87 McDonell Dr 89 Mortimer Geo, druggist 91 Jarvis Geo, civil service 97 Lemoine Davis, " 99 Mackay Wm, lumber mercht 109 Bradbury Wm, agent 121 Powell Grant, civil service 123 Himsworth Wm, " (ST. alban's ohurob.) here King ,'t intersects. 143 Batson BeiiJ, lumber merchant 161 Lewis Rt lie r J Travers, D D, Bishop of Ontario 169 Gibbs H, solicitor of pai .^.d 171 Fingland Wm, merchant here Nelson U inttrsects. 199 Toller Freder'ck civil service 201 Taylor A G D, civil service 205 Garneau Alf.ed, civil service 209 Clayton J H, civil service 211 Thorburn John, prin gram shl 219 Macpherson Col, militia dept 231 Kirkpatrick Thos, F S, C S 237 Tobin Seymour, civil service here Friel st intersects. 285 Bate H N, merchant here Chapel st intersects. 295 Fleming Sanford, engineer 315 Graham Duncan, gentleman here Augusta st intersects. 363 Moore Isaac, lumber merchant 365 Cotton H, gentleman 369 Geddies W fl, civil service 371 Gour^eauF, «« 375 Parent Mrs, v/idow 381 Johnson J, civil service 383 Magee John " Daly Street, south side. County Court House and offices. County Reqistby Offiok, [£ Sherwood, Registrar 32 Newton Cbas, tinsmith 34 Murray John, laborer 36 Slack Richard, messenger 38 Guignard John A teacher 42 Wingfleld J, messenger here Besserer st intersects. 46 Johnson Mrs widow 48 Ghenet P, merchant 62 Wily Col Thos, civil service 54 Tilton John « 56 Humphries, Geo 58 Thomson S D) carriage factory 78 Hopkirk John, civil service here Cumberland st intersects. Knox Chubos 106 Audy J R, civil service 108 Lemoine R, clerk, senate 110 French T P, P Inspector 112 Germain N, tinsmith 122 Fraser Jas, elk Surrogate cowrt Magee Ranc* Bxoela aU Cook BtOTu* B8M01IDB BIlOS*« AsenU* t .: 'i; mi ">[ I }lv 1*1 ■"■■■ 'n h!., ■'■■"■.sto' ,1 : ,i 1 • li M n 38 0¥¥AWA STRIIT DIRSOTORY. A. MOBTIHXB, BookUndflr aad SUtioMr, Sparki Street 138 Powell Col, Adjutant General here King st interticta. 154 Moylan J G, director of peni- tentiaries 160 Patrick A, elk H of ConunonH 162 Smith Wm, dy minister M * F 168 Prieiir F X, director ol" peni- tentiaries 176 Farrer Mrs widow li)2 Sarney Thos J, machinist here Nelson st intersects. 200 Irvine Jas, Union Bank 204 Horsey H H, architect 200 Patterson Jas, finance dept 208 Bu;na Denis, baker 210 Baxter Denis, stonecutter 212 McMann John, stonecutter 214 Disbean Joseph, laborer 222 Gemmill J J, barrister 230 Sinclair Robert, civil service 232 Barry Jas, civil service 236 Pennock J T, insurance ugeat here Gloucester at intersects. 250 Dewe John, P inopector 252 Cartwright Hon R J,min finance 256 Tracy James 274 Scott Hon R W, secy of state 286 Tims T D, civil service 288 Plumber J H, manager bank of commerce 292 King J W, dirctr penitentiaries here Chapel st intersects 336 Patterson Thos, merchant here Augusta st intersects. 348 Goddard Norris, civil service 362 O'flanly J L P, P L S here Cobourg st intersects 390 fiucke P E, civil service 428 Keys Archibald Division Street, east side, from Maria st to city limits. 9 Allan James, carpenter 13 Mathews John Hy, laborer 15 Mathews James, carpenter 19 Hamilton David 23 Mulligan Henry, carpenter 27 Church Thos, filer 83 Subvier Bte, laborer 87 Allis James, stonecutter 41 Fotu Baptiste, laborer 43 Bannum John, blacksmith 46 Harrison John, engineer 47 Sauvie Casimir, teamster 61 Legarre Geo, laborer Jure Jhrimrose twenue intersects. 117 M'Clellan Wm, teamster here Portland avenue intersects. 149 Albert Henry, laborer 163 Alexander VVni, clerk 155 Marinon Michael, laborer here Kccles st intersects. 199 Heusion Adam, laborer 201 Kebs Thomas, carpenter here Sophia st intersects. 361 Serizan Jos, laborer Duke Street, cast side, from Queen st west ti> Bridge st. 3 Kent Alex & Bro, hardware 9 Ahearn Wm, blacksmith 19 Kipp Wilfrid, tinsmith 27 Hay James, confectionery 31 Bisaillon A, hairdresser 35 Ashfleld Jas, china, &g 39 Remon S H, grocery 39iBevin Richard, confectionery 41 Neville P, shoemaker 43 Smith C A, chemist 46 Lee S, boot and shoe store here Lane intersects. 49 Jamieson W H, druggist 51 O'Connor Mrs J R, widow 53 Johnson John, hotel keeper 57 Valiquette Emille, " 61 Larue Napoleon, shoemaker 63 O'Lone James, tobacconist G7 Martineau Guillaume, merchnt 69 Patterson Miss, dressmaker 71 Carpenter Thomas, grocer 73 David Leon, grocer 75 Gregson Saml, bricklayer 87 Perkins Bros, founders 89 Baskerville Bros, grocers 91 Fraser Mrs, confectionery 97 Ciappy John, grocer Duke Street, west side. 28 Merrill H, engineer 34 Merrill M, engineer 64 Goulien — , flour store 60 Lailamme T, cabinetmaker 72 Hudy John, laborer 74 Ahearn Morris, blacksmith 82 Joyce's waggon shop 86 Corbett Dr. 88 Henderson Dr. 92 Pellier John, millwright 98 Nerboil Julie, laborer 100 Demerse Jos, " SoBOOL House Ecoles Street, South side, from Bell st to Division st. 18 O'Meara Thomas, laborer i VlM** Go*! ttov«NiM to IM tumaA only mt BSaiOnDfi>S. OTTAWA btbut dirkotobt. 8» Go to SHOOLBBID * 00. for Oupcti, OarUlaa, OUolothi, Matttngi, to. Elgin Street, Knut side. from Wdlingtrm mnth to nouthcni limit a. 3 Cliabv Houho, L K Clifiby 6 T S Stethain, iiiHuraiice agent 7 Meindel F, tailor 9 Cooper W H,connni88ion asent 11 Canadian Express Co, C C Ray, agent ,Q /Commercial Uefltaurant and ^•^ I Billiard Hall, L K Clisl.y 16 Roclie H J, plumber ISJCox Gt'orge, i ; : aver 17 Dominion Telegraph Office, Jos Aitchieson, agent IQ (Bradley & Bell, law office ^^ iNellisl'hoHF. li.irrister 21 T M Clarki, insurance agent 25 Holbrook O .'^ mercht tailor here Sparks si 'nterscets, 27-31 Russel House, J A Gouin, proprietor 47 Magee & Russell, wh'sale mer here Queen st intersects. " Albert " " Slater " 97 Kerr Mrs A, boarding house 99 Neelin Mrs A, •< 103 Maynard Albert G, bookkeeper 105 Wright Fred, conveyancer 109 Miles Edmund, hairdresser 111 Adams Samuel, builder 113 Conroy Chas, messenger 117 Game George, salesman 119 Bond Robert, salesman 121 Carrier Wm 125 Bance Edmond 127 Daly M E, painter Here Maiia st intersects. Normal School 227 McCallion John, carter • 253 Chilton Benjamin, waiter 255 Sims George, Clerk Elgin Street. West side. 6 Free Press Office, Chas W Mitchell, proprietor 8 Post Office, Godfrey P Baker, postmaster 10 Free Press Office 16 Pinhey, Christie & Hill, bar- risters 20-26 Hope Jas & C a, st'ioners &c Here Sparks st intersects. 28 Michaels H, tobacconist ' Birmingham Jas, auctioneer Mather Jas, architect Walker, CasseU & Pennock, .34 i barristers St Andrew's Society Rooiuh Catholic Young Men's Society Rooms. 36 Canada Central and Brockville and Ottawa Railway,. W S Eaton, agent 38 Canada Lite Assurance Co, R H Haycock, agent 40 McDonald'& Co, dvors & scour Inland Rovenue collector's office Martin Battle, collector 42 Woodburn A S, printer, and publisher of the Ottawa Di- rectory 48 McLaugnlin G C, ins agent Routh. C T. agent 50 Gas Company's Office, C T Bate, president 62 Scott, Stewart & GormuUy, barristers Sparks & Hick, barristers O^Connor & O'Doherty, barristers Here Queen st intersects. 54-G8 Union House, Jno Graham, proprietor 70 Gouin J A, prop Russell House 72 Smithson W H, P dept 74 CMristie S, commission mercht .Here Albert tt intersects. « Slater " 98 Thompson W H, city treasurer 120 Thompson T W, asst " Here Maria st intersects. " Oloucester " Emmanuel Church 172 Burpee Hon Isaac, minister of customs 180 Lemieux Francis ha'e Kepean st intersects 254 Palen Sc Adams, workshops 286 Anderson Herbert, carter 376 Elmitt Thos, gardener Frank Street, north side, From Bank st easterly. . 49 Martin Dugald, stonecutter 75 Bennett Morris, messenger Frank Street, south aide. 14 Matthewman Arthur, painter 48 Wilkee John, laborer i: >ii': ri t f '!;*;» Blaiilc Baolu ummIo at AIjSZ. MO&TXSIBR'if Sparlu Straet. I P 1 ■ •' ml' 40 OTTAWA 8TB11T DTRIOTOKT. liandthinf, FlwnUiiff, lavM Ttoog hs and OntUn at HMONDU'. i'li. . i' m 'il ':■<:■. « •( (( Friel Street, mat aide, from St. Andrew at aouth to Theodore at, 7 Beaudoin Medore, painter 9 Oroulx J Bte, laborer 11 Groulx JBte.jr., 13 Groulx Jos, 16 Oroulx A, 17 BemaW Norbert, « 19 Merion Louis, 21 Gervais Raphael, 23 Lalonde Felix, 25 C6t6 Isidore, olork 29 Fouvrette ChaH, plasterer 37 Bone Isidore, laborer 39 Oiroux Edouard, " 43 Cdt6 Nicholas, carpenter 47 Bedard Louis, joiner fil Bevin Jean, shoemaker Here St Patrick at interaecta. 8fi Spenard E, blacksmith Here a lane commencea. 93 Peltier Joseph, baker 96 Maloney Bartholomew, laborer 116 DalaiBe Abraham, butcher Here Clarence at intes'secta. 143 Rainsville Mrs widow 146 Walker Thos, laborer 149 Proctor Geo, clerk 161 Mott John, carpenter 163 Ronan Charles, painter 166 Silcox Francis C, book-keeper 167 McDougall Hy, shoe store 169 Angus Geo, book-keepe: 167 McGullough Frs, ftird/esser 175 Mason Mrs John 177 Topley Horatio, photographer 179 McClaren John, tailor 181 Lapierre Romuald, tailor 191 Hartney Mrs widow 193 Smith Jeremiah, carpenter 196 Tomlinson T H, lithographer 197 Crockett James, stonecutter 269 Doucet Chas, clerk 263 Ritchie David, c s elk Here Rideau at interaecta. " St Paul « « Daly " «« Stewart " 333 Prinderville John, butcher Here Wilbrod at interaecta. 363 GrisOD L A, printer Here Theodore at interaecta. Friel Streeti weat aide. 12 Gaulet Jean Bte, painter 16 Robillard Mrs widow IH Bouvretto Joseph, laborer 20 Cotfi Nicholas, joiner 22 Hpvuly Mrs wiciow 24 Kirkb'ride Wm, carpenter 26 Downie Alphonse, butcher 28 CourHolle C, draughtsman 32 Maheux Joseph, laborer 34 Larocque Xavier, •* 36 Larocque Oliver, " 40 '■•ibHon Thos, " 44 Paquelte Felix, plasterer 46 Joubarne A Iphonfle, joiner Here St Patrick st interaecta. 70 Garneau Adolph, butcher 74 Valade Louis, laborer 76 Valade Pierre, " 78 Cassidy Patrick, bricklayer here Clarence at interacctn. 118 Spencer Edward, laborer 120 Laurin Jos, laborer 124 Bissonni Odilon, blacksmith 126 Labie Chus, laborer 128 Montreuil Mrs Felix 130 Schwitzer Stephen, laborer 132 Cot6 Paul, •' 134 Shanon Francis, •« 162 Ami Rev Mark 154 Raymond D^sirfi, clockmakor 162 Fmch Wm, bricklayer 164 Naylor, , clerk 166 Moxley Richard, planer 176 Bly til Thomas, painter 178 Hull Wm, printer 180 Mills James, stonecutter 184 Moxley Robt, carpenter 186 Thompson Charles, printer 188 Sproule Miss L M, pte school 198 Boulger John, laborer 200 Murpljy John, carpenter 206 Coulson Allan, pork-packer 208 Dewar Hugh, gardener 214 Murphy Mrs Daniel 218 Holhngton James, carter 220 Mahara Mrs widow 222 Quinny John, bricklayer 222 Heney Robt, niasoi. 224 Hater B( j, laborer 226 Stewart Alex. « 228 Manson John, |>)a8terer 230 Barrel 1 J-ob*. c»rpe»t«r H&re Ri/ieau at mtersecta. " St F'ttul " 280 Higj;ins Connell, civil service Hire Daly at interaect,^ " Stewart •« Oot yonr Viumltiur* At SHOOIiBKBD * CO.'t OTTAWA HTBIIT DIRIOTOBY. A. MOBniHB, lookbindn tai. tUMaux, •pMflB :i;tO Hudflon John, carpenter litre Wilbrod st intersects, " Thettdore •' George Street, norh aide, from iiustex east to Cumberland, .13 Oagiin Mrs, widow :)7 Garvin M J, blackHinith :{9 Kehoe Win, blacksmith 15 Baskervllle P & BroB, grocers (warelioiiBC) 51 Abbott Wm, agricultural ware- house Qroroe Street Fire Station, Joseph A Smith, engineer IJere nilliam st intersects. 71 Starnier Mra JanicH 77 Hussell Geo H, upholsterer 85 Jones T J, naaster str Alice Hi) Brennan Mrs, widow HI Sutton Jaa, umbrella repairer 95 Chabot P H, draper !I9 Marshall Mrs Michael .07 Ethier Anne 115 Cussans Henry, confectioner Here Dalhousie st intersects. 125 Low George, blacksmith 127 Walsh John, plasterer r Chase James 131 < lieardon Robt, broom mfr (Kcardon Wm, " 141 Bcattie W M <& Co, coal and hay dealers IGl Millar A T, agricultural agent Ckntrai, Sciiooi, East, Principal, Archibald Sinirl 181 Gavin Jereiiiiah, janitor C S E Here Cumberland at intersects. Qeorge Street, south side. 14 Stevens A W & H, Stevens hse 20 O'Meara Pat, prop, merchants' exchange and sample room^ here Mosgrove st commences. 58 McNaugnton Duncan, builder O'Connell Bros, cabinetmakers Here William st intersects. 82 Turcotle Pierre, laborer 84 Parrington Wm, stonemason Here Dalhousie st intersects. 114 Loveday J, printer & booksllr 122 Low George, blacksmith ( Harper , bookkeeper \ Mulligan Samuel, boatowner Davis Joseph, carpenter Foley Mose^, porter Charon V, barber Boncorps — , architect 178 O'Leary Jas, civil service 124 130 13(; 138 156 180 Cusner Wm, reporter Oititm 182 Sparrow Martin, grocer Here Cumberland at intersects. Qlouoeeter Street, North side, from E gin to Concession at. 16 Zollikofl'er Mrs Arnold! King, architect 17 McUillivray Farquhar, civ ser 21 Pope R, civil service 29 Robins P M. " 31 Chalmers Wm^ prop fc^ bazaar 35 Lane Alfred, civil service 41 St. Hill P, eentleman 45 McKinnon Neil^ insurance agt 49 Bangs John, mill owner 61 Chepley — , civil service Here Metcalfe st intersects. 77-79 Nagle Robt, lumber mercUt r Green Wm, boarding house 95 \ Harington — (.Christie J N E, teller ont bk 97 Campbell Thomas, grocer 99 Cummins Mrs, widow 103 Birkett Wm, stonemason Here (y Connor st intersects. 107 McKay William, builder Here Bank st interaects. 189 Brocker James 191 Calbert John 231 Sharp Chas, carriage maker 236 Hannan George, bricklayer 237 Sleeman Wm, plasterer 239 Brisben Wm, culler 245 Reid Wm, stonecutter 247 Allan James, carpenter Here Kent st intersects, 281 Walsh John, civil service 297 Fellowee H, contractor 299 Auber JameSj briiklayer Here Sally st tntt^secis. 340 Drake John lahc»rer 342 McMahon Mv«» ., laborer 345 Rock Mrs, widc^- .345^BrennMi fthnu-d, laborer 348 Down J a— ah , upholsterer 348iBarry &, clerk 350 McCoomick John, laborer here Bay st intersects. 379 Grattou E, upholsterer 381 Lee .Vrchibald, school teacher 385 Wai»ih John, laborer 405 Baines Misses, 407 OharbonneaH T, laborer 409 Egan Mrs, widow Qloucester Street, south side. 18 Michaud C E, civil service 20 Brousseau Elz6r, " 22 Burritt A, registrar city Ottawa ., "t . HI fi Th« iMrgest stock and bMt ▼•hM In t4Me Onrtalua «t eHOOIiBRBD * 00*8, f( mm^ i!&':^i 42 OTTA.WA MBIXT DI&XOTOBT. CKunqr >, tops fka 9Ui^»t M « imtm, only at BMONBSP. 26 Lee Wm H, gentleman 34 Sbmimabt Notrb Dame. 62 Beament Thos, merchant Here Metcalfe st interaecta. 64 Bubidge F r. civil engineer 82 Blyth G J, plumber 84 Robertson Nathaniel 92 Johnson L E, clerk 96 Robertson Alex, tobacconist 102 Durie J S, stationer 104 Neeve J B H, civil service 108 Garrett H J " 110 McCarthy Michael 118 McCuaie W H, civil service 120 Linton Wm, commission agent Here O'Connor st intersects. 132 I jckett A A spell, carpenters 146 Evans Charles, carpenter 158 Woodburn Thos M,alr in grn &o 164 Cooper W H, official assignee 168 Falls W H, auctioneer Here Bank st intersects. 202 Beatty James, shoemaker 212 Moxley John T, contractor 218 Butterworth & Co., plumbers 220 Smith John, merchant 222 Gowan Hunter, music dealer 224 Smith W H, stationer 236 Karl Mrs, widow 238 McLean Hugh, clerk 240 Irvine John, carpenter 244 Back Thos, teamster Here Kent st intersects. St. Pathiok's Cucboh (R C) 298 Johnston W B, laborer Here Sally st intersects. 323 Brennan Patrick, bookkeeper 326 Macpherson Peter, bricklayer 327 Ferguson Wm, carpenter 329 Gowan Robt, carpenter 362 Terry J, painter 364 Stoppelben Mrs Jos, widow 368 Mo88 Henry, butcher Here Bay st intersects, 376 Taylor — , civil service 384 Mather John, carpenter 389 Fenney — , laborer 394 Heney C, foreman of corporatn 396 Waters James, grocer 402 BuUen W, gineer ale maker 408 Craig Alex, laborer 410 Ryan John, blacksmith 418 D Arcy Mrs, widow 420 O'Meara Michael, blacksmith 422 Ball James, laborer Here Percy st intersects. 442 McCurley Mrs, widow 462 Sinnett James, laborer here Percy st intersects. Qrove Street, West side. from Canal st West South Westerly 6 Wolf Ab, laborer 10 Streamer Rudolph, laborer 12 Barr Charles, " 18 Kirk A « 20 Kirk Frederick « Head Street, South side. Chaudiere Island. 39 to 41 Baldwin A H, saw mill 92 McKay & Co, millers 94 Baldwin A H, saw mill 132 Carruthers Aaron, foreman 15)4 Potter Edward, foreman 136 Traveller Thos, foreman Heney Street, from Cobourg st to Wurtembwrg st. 3 Miles John, mason Here Charlotte st intersects, 59 Thorn George, shoemaker 61 Sharp John, laborer 69 Duffy Wm, laborer 73 Hall James, carter 89 Joyce John Hill Street, east side, from Wellington to Albert st, 7 Smith Mrs widow 9 Feeley John, laborer 11 Whalen James, machinist 17 Parris Wm, brewer 21 Mercer John, organist 26 Holmes Henry, grocer Kent Street, east side, from Rear to Somerset st. 3 Kavanagh T, contractor 13 Drysdale John, civil service Here Vittoria tt intersects. 39 Watt Mrs widow 41 Grace Pierce 49 Dunlop Jas, Govt police 63 Johnston Geo R, custom house 55 Bell Henry, bricklayer Here Wellington st intersects. " Sparks " 99 King Edward (C King & Go) 109 Cluf Isaac, carpenter Here Queen st intersects. Ill Reddick Alex, grocer 127 Hartley Philip, trader 129 Watson S E, carpenter 131 Fullerton Jas, grocer Here Albert st intersects. 133 Carleton John, confectioner 141 Powell Robt, teacher PwUMraUBg Mid M«mb«iinc •C AJLBX. UORTIMICR'Sf Sparks St, OTTAWA STRKKT BIRXOKOBT. 43 A. MOBTIHBE'8 Qtauinl Btatiooarj Wunlumn, Spaila Street Dean James, laborer McDonald John, carpenter O'Neil Dennis, carpenter Kerr John, « Albert , bricklayer 1^5 Anderson Hugh, painter 149 Bradley Mrs widow 151 Thomas George, builder Thomas Ghas, stonecutter 153 Shouldice Jos, cleric Here Slater st intersects. Central School West, Edwin D Parlow, principal Here Maria »t intersects. " Gloucester •' 221 Jepps Thos, carpenter 223 Hudson W D, slater 231 Batterson Mrs widow Here Nepean st intersects. 233 Spittal Alex, clerk 235 McEinnon John, policeman 237 MoRea John, carpenter 239 Quinn Patrick, laoorer here Lisgar st intersects. " Cooper " " iSomerset " Kent Street, west side. 14 Forrest Lt-Col 18 Ford Mrs, widow 20 Morris A, laborer „. f Johnston John, laborer ' Johnston Wm, blacksmith 36 Dukin Mrs, widow [ 38 Traveller Mrs, widow 42 Johnston Geo, carter 50 Stitt J R, dry goods merchant hei'e Wellington st intersects. •* Sparks " 88 Burrows Mrs, widow Here Queen st intersects. 114 Bussell A J, supt crown timber office here Albert st intersects. " Slater " 170 Stewart J C, civil service 172 Russell Andrew, " here Maria st intersects. " Kepean " 248 Mfthoney John, carter here Lisgar st intersects, " Cooper *• *• Somerset *' King Street, east side, from Rideau river to Theodore st. 41 Bambrick Mrs Michael Here McTaggart st interseeia. 53 Londrigan Richard 67 Murphy John, saddler here Botelier st intersects. 71 Thorbahn Herman, butcher 77 Schwitzer W, policeman 89 Cook Ralph James, Clerk 91 Hanley Herbert, tailor here Bolton st intersects. 101 O'Leary Cornelius, conductor St L & R R 115 Rochon M, grocer here Cathcart st intersects. 119 Valiquette Charles, carpenter 121 Richer Moses, laborer 123 Paquet Henry, shoemaker 127 Duchesne Nap, butcher 129 Venas Alexis, laborer 131 Fox Charles, shoemaker 133 Mayer Emerie, laborer 135 Duchesne Theo, " 137 Morin A, printer 141 Hotte Thadee, laborer 143 Clift Jos, laborer 145 Brunette Francis, carriage mkr 147 Rodrique Charles, grocer here Water st intersects. 159 St. George Edouard, contractor 163 Hotte Max, cab driver 165 Girard Basile, painter 173 Paradis Alp, snoemaker here St. Andrew st intersects. 175*177 Pinard L A, groceries 181 Leclair John, blacksmith 183 Chevrier Alfred, farrier 185 Pres'.au Henri, eook here Church st intersects, 193 Archanibault Jean, grocer 199 Potier Henri, barber ha'e Shamrock st intersects. 201 Bowen Albert, pipelayer 203 Craig Wm, carpenter 207 Dufour Alfred, blacksmith here St. Patrick at intersects. 227 /Joleau Adl, cabinetmaker \ Pinard A J, dry goods mrcht 233 Pinard H A, wood yard office 243 Mathe Pierre, laborer 246 McAndrews James, plumber 263 Kimber John A, baker 269 Fitzgerald Jeremiah, laborer 261 Cnrran Timothy 263 Kerswell John, painter 266 Rosignol Eus^be, laborer n-i ,'/-vit y> I'i \i ii l! I'M H^i i '. >. ■! ,> I >-" I m.i Polar R«fHs«mtar keep* Mm* aiiA ruHik la bot WMtttur. BSBIOMDi(.8«. :p<\ % ■ )>il .>'■;;'•. y:^.'^-"- t'l :. 44 OTTAWA STRICT DIRBOTORT. I*'!! m t-h i.< ' 1 .' lif i: ' n- Get yonr Ctrpeti flNMB SSKKNUBISID ft OO.'t, the lufMt and dteapaat itoek in the dty 267 McQaire James, laborer 269 Simond John, atonecutter 271 Cherry Mrs widow 273 Bealer John, mason 275 Gprniel Mrs Wm, widow Sere Clcer&we at intersects, 287 L'Heureux J X, contractor 291 Boucher Aldoph, messenger 293 Bobletier Michael, baker 297 Coles Mrs widow 301 Blais Benjamin, laborer 303 Thomas Mrs Alph 316 Lambkin Thos, caretaker 319 Hassan Hugh, policeman 321 Clark Thos, laborer 323 Belanger Micliael, cab-driver 326 Carbonneau Alfred, carpenter 327 Dumaise Jos, cab-driver 329 Julien Napoleon, printer 331 Goodwin John, laborer 333 Parsons Jas, painter 335 Robertson Rooert, painter 337 Marier Pierre, marble cutter 339 Fermaville Wm, painter 355 Bonneville Jean, clerk p w dpt 357 Cardinal Jos, carter 359 Bartier Frank, laborer 369 Laflamme Cyprien, carpenter 361 Quinn Mrs, grocer 363 Perkins Samuel, sasfitter 365 Lanzon Samuel, carter 371 Mahon M, blacksmith shop 375 Mahon Mrs M, Young Ladies' Academy 379 Parks Jos, stonecutter 361 Cadieux Louis, printer 387 Jackson J B, clerk civil service 391 Aitlill John, plasterer Here Rideau at intersects. 427 Reynolds & Dickinson, black- smiths Here St. Paul st intersects. 449 Batson Benjamin (Batson & Currier) Here Daly at intersects. " Stewart " 495 O'Connor R E, broker Here Wilbrod at intersects 503 Bermingham Jan, auctioneer 607 Coward U W, commission agt 621 Main Andrew King Street, teeat side, 4 Emigrant sheds Jiere Bain st intersects. 18 Hume Thos, laborer here Me Taapart st interaecta. " Bottelier at interaecta. 74 Belanger J A, civil service 84 Giles A R, washing mchne mfr here Bolton st interaecta. 98 Green Patrick, laborer 100 DriscoU Timothy, saddler 108 Finnester Daniel here OatJieart at interaecta. 132 Nadon Pierre, laborer 142 Pothier Mrs widow here Water at intersects. 144 Carbonneau Pranc's, grocer 162 Leblanc Severe, millwright 168 Boyer P, grocer here St Andrew at interaecta 174 Auger Joseph, printer 176 Boyer Benj, laborer 182 Boucher Julien, laborer 184 Bolduc Jos, carpenter 192 Laderoute Damase, grocer here Church st interaecta. 204 McEwan John, laborer 206 Mellare Emme 222 Quinn Mrs, grocer here St Patrick at interaecta. 224 Harris Abel, grocer 234 Hugg Jos, stonecutter here Murray at interaecta. 250 Hay Thomas, laborer 256 Cassidy Daniel, stonecutter 274 St Auiond Leon, grocer here Clarence at interaecta. noQ f Shaw Richard, tailor \ Shaw Jas bricklayer 340 Gas works, John Holt, supt 370 Forbes Thomas 3'!B Joyce Patrick, baker 376 McKinnon Richard, laborer 380 Cuddle Andrew, carter 382 Harvie Colin, gasfitter here Rideau at interaecta. 406 Cunningham George, grocer here St Paul st interaect^. here Daly at intersects. 466 Powell Col, dy adjt general Here Stewart st intersects. « Wilbrod " 512 Moise John, carpenter 514 Jordan Robt, carpenter 516 Paine Wm, storeraan 520 Bradshaw W J, carpenter 522 Blanchet Ludger, clerk Puirjr Oooda fbr PrM«nfs mt A, MORTlMBR'Sf Store* Sparks St. OlVAWA 6VBI1V DIRKOTOBT. A BeantiM line of Sutie Chata, Bcttotfi, *o., at EBlIOinUBr. I':ii'ii '^' Le Breton Street, East aide, from PortUiiul avenue to City limits. 3 Warwicker Pred, civil eervice 6 Warwicker Thos, saddler 13 Abbott Fts, blacksmith 37 Harris Thos, grocer here EccUa at intersects, 11 Travere Peter, laborer 97 Bissett Alex, plasterer Here Sophia at intersects. Le Breton Street, Weat side 12 Henricks Peter, millwright 36 Rivington Patrick, laborer €2 Keaa Wm, meseeneer 132 McGrath Michael^ laborer Lewis Street, North aide, (FoRHeRLY By and Hsnry,) from Canal at West to Bell at. 399 Martin James, storeman Lewis Street, South side, 410 McQuarry L, contractor 412 Crabtree John, stonecutter 428 Orme J L, music dealer 452 Gillie James, carpenter 462 Davidson Mrs, widow 476 Black John, stonemason 478 McDowell J W, school teacher 480 Beveridge Thos, carpenter 482 Scott Thos 8, " 492 McDernott E S, P dept Lisgar Street, Nm-ih side, from Caitial West to Concession at. Collegiate Institute here Elgin at interaects. « Metcalfe « 235 Campbell Jas, bookkeeper 251 Silcox Wm, bailiflF 251 Silcox Mrs Mary Ann 255 Cooper Robt, elk in B G office 257 Black Wm, carpenter, of Arm of White & Black 261 Brown Ja^, stonemason here O'Connor at interaects. 283 Swanson Wm, stonemason 285 Dancy Alex, laborer 291 Gamble Alex " 293 Lightfoot Geo, printer 297 Garter Jas, bandmaster 299 Hounsell John, carpenter 303 Bell Robt, formn Times office 307 Proler Edward, clerk 309 Mutchmor T W, carpenter here Bmtk at intersecta. 347 Wall Jas F, post office dept 357 Jones Robt, plasterer 363 Palen John, carpenter 367 Mathews Beavcn, carpenter Mathews Alex *< 371 Bussell John, laborer 375 Lawrence Reuben, laborer 383 Purdy John, grocer 387 McDonald Francis, elk P O 389 Huckell Benj, bailiff 399 Tierney Miss Ann, schl toher ha-e Kent st intersects. 405 Calvin Joseph, laborer 409 Juneau Philip, carpenter 411 Macher John, " 416 McLenne T, saddler 419 Gallagher Anthony, butcher 421 Suittell Wm, laborer 423 Wilson Wm, shoemaker 427 Fraser Richd, mason 429 Kirsop John, " 431 Moore Jas, shoemaker 435 Linton Wm, butcher 437 Sullivan Michael, carpenter 457 Dancy Thos, laborer 471 Toohey Daniel, laborer 476 Shae Patrick, laborer 483 Smith Wm, teamster 485 Jacques James, printer ^7 Bunnell John,washing machine <: 'ohneton John, teamster ' 'rosser Samuel, blacksmith here Bay st iniergecte, 503 Albert Samuel, laborer 533 Purcill George, « 541 Kehoe Mathew, carpenter 553 Blake Michael, laborer 583 O'Neill Edward, sup domn pel Lisgar Street, South aide, 24 McDermott Mrs, widow 48 McCann — , tailor 78 Dunn James, laborer 88 Hodgins Mrs, widow 98 Murphy John^ laborer 118 Little Jas, painter 122 Skinner Thos, teamster 126 Eraser John, laborer 144 Prinderville Richd, laborer 152 McCallum John, carter here Elgin at inieraectt, •« Metcalfe " 280 Little Isaac, laborer 292 Snow — , P L S 310 McGillivrey Dunoan, carpentfr 470 MoSweeney Mrs, widow 634 Bysh F, carpenter 562 O'Donnell Patrick, farmer ' < u Crii *•'! '(i;!i •. hi :w:m:) U '! SUaatIn* «l»«*ll>i«d A> C«*e atocli keftr* pur«luuiliH( Owpate o» Fwmltnre. i-'Jl i|' <..; 46 OTVAWA STUIT DiaXOTORT. TkMirWniHiig in aU StylM, at ALBL XORniCEB'S Sparks Street ii ? > ^1 IJoyd Street, ea«< side, (LeBreton Flats,) /fOMi Ouifce street to Welliiigton. 35 Ahearn MrH John, widow 69 Barry Mrs, widow 61 Hawkins Edward, laborer 66 Katina John, butcher 69 Fahey Edward, laborer 73 Kennedy William, " 89 Millan Alex, stonecutter 91 Nesbitt John, laborer Lloyd Street, toest side, (LeBreton Flats.) g f Young Levi, lumber mercht I Young Levi, jr 22 Young Kobert, P, manager for Levi Young 32 Carmen Martin 38 Janiieson W H, druggist here Queen st west intet sects. 68 Goody.'in John, culler 60 Cunningham Patrick, tailor 62 Toye Stephen, l&borer 64 Fraser James, pattern maker 66 Kean Patrick, laborer 68 Masson Octave, stone cutter 76 Annable William A, furniture deai^r 82 Watson William, laborer 88 McGinnit James, ,. 92 Fleming Simpson, millwright 94 Chouinard Win, clerk Haokay Street, north side. /Vom Ottawa river to Rideaa. 21 Reynolds T, managing director St. L & R here Sussex intersects. McKay at ends at Rideau river and Cumber- land intenects. Maokay Street, south side. 104 Taylor Jao, millrign:; 106 Taylor Wm, stonemason hero McKay st ends and ( amberlaiul intersects. Maria Street, north side, from Canal stwest to Wellington st. 27 to 39 Coward D W & Go's coal sheds 101 Rink Music Hall 109 Griffith Franklin, expressman 113 Palen William, contractor here Elgin at intersects. 127 Woodburn A S, printer 129 Cassels Robert, barrister , ,, f Brennan J C, grocer ^*^ t Brennan, H H7 „ 149 Murphy Dennis, agent M & O F 153 Irvine Wm, upholsterer 157 Crozier T J, printer 163 Hutchison Mrs Wm 165 Wood C, M D, pro cancer cure 169 Wood Dr, Infirmary here Metcalfe st intersects. 201 McLaughlin S, civil service 205 Cruice, R W, com merchant 213 Ryan Roderick, lumber merch't 219 Gallagher Thos, contractor 227 Bangs C W, alderman here O'Connor st intersects. 257 Graham Archd, clerk 261 Adamson Jas, clerk, civil se/ 263 Pennock P, barrister 267 Stiff, P 8, photographer 269 Stiff, T P, „ 271 Wilson Mrs, widow . 273 Bell George, piano tuner 275 Hutchison W M, clerk of works 279 Groom Wm, messenger 281 Sanester Ghas, clerk, civil ser 283 Thoburn Daniel, printer 285 Potts Joseph, book-keeper 289 Mitchell C W, Fiee Press 309 Tremblay & Beauvais, grocer** Here Dank st intersects. 311 Nicholson J S, grocer 313 Garrett A, mineralogist 323 Honeywell Rice 327 Kinkade Alex, laborer 329 Ferris E G, laundry 335 Parley James, book-keeper 339 Rauscher R E, o e and surveyor 343 Hogg M, barrister Ifere Kent st intersects. 37£ Swinbourne Christopher 381 Duff Robert, carpenter 383 Taylor F, butcher 385 Fraaer Alex, laborer 387 Anderson T A, printer 389 Taylor James, mason 391 Weston Henry, laborer 393 Reevil Arthur, accountant 401 Anderson G J, clerk, finance department 403 Denmark Henry, laborer 407 Smith George, messenger 411 Fowler S H 415 Holbrook Thos, bricklayer 417 McMullin Richd, blacksmith 419 Locke George, laborer 441 Howe H H, yard man 443 Jackson J, grocer Here Sally st Inttrseets. 453 Fanning Wm, laborer ]f«g«« Rmge BzMii «U Cook S(OT«h BSHONDIS BROS.) Agmta, :i.} OTTAWA STSXZT DIBKOTORT. 47 Go to bHOOLBBED Ic CO. for Carpdta, Onrtaino, OUdoths, Matting *o> 461 Shaw Henry, blacksmith 463 Kibby Wm, porter 467 Gibson George, laborer 481 Thornton Wm, contractor Here Bay it intersects. 501 Kelly Andrew, laborer 603 Campbell Wm, boiler maker TiO? Shaw Thos, carpenter 609 M'iBride W H, boiler maker 611 Currell Timothy, laborer 519 Cockburn Kichd, l)Ookbinder 521 McLaiigMan, Thos, constable 523 Ritchers John, bricklayer 529 Rogers Win, collector 631 Hamilton P S, detective 533 Butterworth Enoch, tinsmith 635 Stoddav' Thon, patt maker 537 Cooper Thos, mason 647 Laughlin W J, stonecutter 551 Stevens Isaac, mason 676 Clemow F, official aesigm 3 Here ConcessidH st intersects. 593 Lewif* Mrs J B, widow 683 Kennedy- Mich, laborer Here Albtrt st intersects. Here Wellington st intersects. Maria Street, sotith aide 8 Tupper E A, Mrs widow 22 Tupper T M, painter Here Elgin st intersects, 162 Link Nicholas, bookkeeper 172 Powell SheritF, stables 194 Kirby T H, city collector 196 Cox George, engraver 208 Thomson James jr, clerk 212 Corcoran Richard, bookseller 216 Shaw J F, clerk civil service 218 Tackaberry J B, auctioneer 224 Hardie John, clerk civil service 234 Pratt James, shoe store 236 Graham Alex, clerk c s 238 McBrien Jas, contractor Here O'Connor si intersects 256 Shaw Mrs widow 258 Bowles Wm C, clerk 266 Bishoprick Maria widow 274 Bishoprick Henry, drug store 278 Marshall W H, upholsterer 300 Rucbon Eustace, carpenter 310 Sparrow Chas, butcher Here Sank st intersects, 312 Coghlan Jas S, grocer 316 Duncan Andrew, agent 324 Bradshaw John S, carpenter 336 Saunderson Mrs widow 342 Ross John L B, civil service OAA /Bradley HA, „ "*** I Chubbuck Chas, „ 346 McGaw Alex, contractor 354 McAgv W A, custom house 36S Scott Chas, clerk p o 360 May Rev John 362 Lee Selby, boot A shoe store 364 Bate Newel, mercht 368 Sparks Alex, contractor 370 Edwards John, grocer 372 Lamb J B, clerk c s 376 Stacey Lewis, bookkeeper 378 Roger John, prop Times Here Kent st intersects. 380 to 394 St Patrick's Asylum 414 Philion John, mercht 482 Campbell & McBride, boiler- makers Here Bay st intersects. 494 McGraw John, plasterer 608 McKillop Archibald, laborer 522 Brighton Robert, janitor 548 Smith Robert, foreman 584 Bate C T, merchant Here CoiuxsHon st intersects. „ Cambridge st „ „ Arthur st „ 654 Cowan Alex, packer 656 Keef John 660 Gagne Cele8tin,'tailor 664 Heyden E C 666 Townsend Chas, wheelwright 670 Wallace Edward, shoemaker 672 Peacock John, clerk 678 Symes P B, civil service 680 Lindsay Arthur, „ Here VictarUi Avenue Intertects. 686 Wardenly H A, laborer 688 Matthews Richard, mason 690 L)e wan Arthur, laborer 69!' Bayneton Chas, carpenter 694 Wheeler Thos, mason 696 Church John, carpenter Here Perktns st intersects. 698 Johnston Robt, millwright 702 Monk J B, book-keeper 706 Radford J W, p w dept 708 ri>ratton Jas, plasterer Here Albert Avenve interseett. 710 Townsend John, grocer 712 Page Wm, engine driver 716 Hyde Thos, carter 720 Smith L, laborer 724 McLenty Dougald, grocer 728 Hill Wm, blacksmith 730 Gauthier Jas, clerk OMh BookS) I««dg«n * aonnwUf aHvajra in Stock at A« BIortlm«r>a, Sf arha 8t« » •'ill U i i ■ n ml 'Kiii' ', h: :Hv' •i liJP ■<*/ : .IT ■ ' ■■u-4 -IK H } if " t '■ m ■I m\i^ ill ftiF'i 'i a OTTAWA STRICT DIBXOTORY. ^ m I' ! 4' (': 1.51* if "m TtBwnithfan^ looAaffi VlamUag, lavw ftvoghs nd fjutton at BHCONDSff. MoGee Street, east side, from St Andre w$ t» St Patrick »t. 1 P»quette Thomas, grocer 3 Hamel Pierre, carpenter 7^MiIler Joseph, laborer 9 LafontaineNarnissejbl'cksniith 11 Green Adam, plasterer 13 Paquet Jean, saddler 17 Brown Jas A, carpenter 21 Todd Samuel, laborer 27 Smith Edward, storeman 29 McEwen Wm, marble polisher 31 Arbour Joseph, shoemaker 33 Spenard Emery, blacksmith Of i Boucher Benjamin, laborer **' l Belanger Zotique, « 39 Craig Mrs Samuel 43 Gleeson Thomap, « MoGee Street, weat side, 10 Tremblay Hubert, laborer 12 Carridre Joseph, « 22 Guertin Adolphe, *' 26 Lacroise J Bte, joiner 32 Jobin Edouard, shoemakev 34 Tessier Mrs Antoine, widow 38 Portier Pierre, laborer 40 Comfort Steven, clothier 42 Perras Leon, shoemaker 44 Laurin Pierre, laborer. McTaggart Street, North side. jftrom Ottawa River Eait to Rideau River. 12ft /I^pointe Edouard, joiner \ Joiy L, shoemaker 137 Landreville Charles, carter 139 Lagiroflee Angel ique 145 Hotte Xavier, laborer 153 Gorman Richard, laborer 165 Street Wm, laborer 161 McFarlane John, school tchr 187 Burgess Hugh, tailor here Cumberland st intersects. here King st intersects. MoXnggart Street, south side. 80 St L Jb O R B DEpdx Here DaVumaie at intertect*. 154 Morrison John, laborer here Cumberland st intersects. , here King st intersects. M^toaUb Sqoare, north side. 15 Fellowes G B L, barrister 35 McCraken Jas, insurance agt MMoalfe Square, south side. 20 Nash J R, reoeiver-genl's dept 22 Scott John, bookkeeper 32 Ottawa Hay House David Taylor, proprietor UetoaUb Street, east side, from Wellington st to Somerset. 1 A 3 Kavanagh M, Queen's hotel 15 Ottawa Iron & Steel Manufac- turing Co, Lim — D West, sec here Sparks st intersects. 25 Mann G, hardware 27 Cotton Arthur, land surreyor 31 Mann G (house) 35 McKay W, painter * papr-hngr ' ' 'Vindsor House — S Uaniels, pro here Queen st intersects. . • keasam F, clerk C S 56 Porter John, engireer 61 Lambert F X, clerk C S 63 Catellier Ludger H, dep rgistrar 67 Adams Geo, bookkeeper 69 Carroll Mrs, widow ■here Albert st intersects. 77 k 79 Buckley P, livery stable kpr here Slater st intersects. 97 * 99 Gallwther Thos, builder 111 Birkett Thos, hardware 113 Pace H, watchmaker 117 Jones Ralph, Intercolonial R R 121 Mortimer Alex, bookbinder 125 Bernard Col H, deputy minister of justice 127 Powell W F, sheriff Metcalf Street, west side. 14 Arnoldi King, architect 16 Montreal, Tslegraph Co 22 Merchants' Bank of Canada here Sparks st intersects. Wesley AN Meth Churoh here Queen st intersects. 48 Angus & Co, undertakers 58 Deeroches Etienne, clerk C S 60 Goodwin Mrs Mary, widow 66 Bell Robert, bailiff 68 Nicholson John, Dept Sheriff Aer« Albert st intersects. 74 Russell J W (Magee & Russell) 76 Gordon Jas 92 Brunei Alfred, com inland rev here Slatei* st intersects. 104 Tupper Hon Chas, M D 108 Jenkins Chas, clerk P O dept 112 Wicksteed H A, acct P O dept 114 Hunton Mrs Thomas Here Maria st intersects, here Gloucester " WMtk m«JHi m»■■.„-, OTTAWA STBIIT DIBIOTOBT. 49 ■HOOUBID 4 00. mU !S»iqjtm and Haj's TonitoM tA low pxioM. 203 170 Steers W M 172 Burnee L, & S E li4 Cock burn, Hon^Jas Middle Street, North side. Victoria Islind. 135 Graham David, foreman B & B 137 Pease Alplieus, „ „ Bronson's saw mill here Mill at intersects, J Levi Young's Office Gordon J as, chief clerk Dewar Colin, clerk ictoria Foundry Levi Young's saw mill Middle Street, South side. YiOTORiA Island. 122 McTavish Robt, culler B & W 121 Long Henry E, „ 130 Vanausen Jas, foreman 132 Fortier Francis, laborer 134 Dory Henry, „ 136 McKenzie Robt, forwarder 138 Lourie Wm, teamster 140 Proulx iHrael, laborer here Mill st intersects. Bronson & Westoa's Office Crannell Levi, chief clerk Robertson E Duncan, clerk [ Loux Chas, shipper 170 Rogers Mrs John Dewar Colin, book-keeper McArthur Mrs D 8, bd house Eastman John, carpenter Wright Chris, millwright Seuney Wm, laborer Irvine Robert, „ McGregor Wm, culler Parr Alfred, „ Dunlop Peter, saw-tiler Dunlop Matthew, teamster Kennedy Thos, miller Baldwin A H, office Parr J A, book-keeper Baldwin William Porter Thos, clerk Fleck A W f Blasdell N S & Co, office, Victoria Foundry Merrill H B, manager • Ottawa River Works' Office Brophy J P, supt Scott David, clerk and act Kain Wm, messenger Price Geo H, U a Consular Agency r Ottawa Improvement o's office Greene Godfrey B, secretary 154 174 186 194 204 • 206 Mill Lane, Jrom St Paul st to Court st. Vacant. Mill Street, east side. (See Middhs st, Victoria Island. 13 Lafliiohe Isaiah, laborer 15 McDonald John, slide ma8t«r Mill Street, toest side. 14 Soulier John, ^st slide master Montreal Street, nmth side, (LeBbeton Flats.) 69 Young, Bronson & Co, flour ml — Martin J, foreman grist ml 71 Bronson & Weston, saw mill 77 Cook G G N, manager for B * Co Dennison Geo, night foreman saw mill Montreal Street, south side. 96 McKillican JaB,foremn saw mill Moigrove Street, east side. from Georae st to Canal st, east. here Btdeau st intersects. 13 McGilton Thos, boots & shoes 15 Latimer Thos, cooper 17 Tourgeon F, laborer 19 Dunbar Heniy, shoemaker here St Paul st intersects. 21 Dudy John, laborer 25 Turner Thomas W, laborer 29 Latimer James, trader 39 Wood Henry, hotel keeper 47 McGillea A, foreman 49 Turgeon Jos, inspctr of lumber 69, 61, 63 Harris G A, wood mrcht Moflgrove Street, west side. heiv Rtdeau it intersects. ". St. Paul " 32 Latimer Wm, carter 36 Finlayson Mrs J N Murray Street, north side, From Sussex st to Kitvg. 13 Bellefeuille A, merchant 15 Cameron W A, mercht tailor 17 Leteau Geo, grocer 19 Daviean J B, hair dresser 21 Beaucaire Benj, hotel 25 Landrian F X, « 33 Pigeon 'J', « 37 Laviolette Doc, " 39 Noel Damas, shoemaker 41 St Pierre Mrs Adolphe, hotel 45 Bonier Joseph, " 47 Desjardin Edward, " 51 Larocque Alphonse, ** •^:- .' , •S '! ■if I'- ll .' Paper Rnl«d at ALHX. MORVIMKR^St ISparlu Street.] r ,1 ;» OTTAWA BTRUT OOUBOTOBY. OhlUiw't Oarriagot, tk« bMt and ohMipart Tuirty at IIHOiniir. m m W.-; 66 Gravelle Cbaa, " 61 TbibertJean, " 66 Deamarais Leonard, ulioemaker 67i Br6ard Napoleon, " 71 Lafontaine OeO| bair-dresser 73 Lafontaine P, tnoooasin-maker 76 Ghevrier Edward, botel 81 Thibodeau J Bte, " 86 Ouellette Joaephine Mrs widow 87 St Amour Mrs Louis, laundress 96 Billiard Mrs Jobn 109 Duhamel L, carriage fbotory 113 Guerin C/rille, blacksmith 117 Carisse Louis, blacksmith 119 Dussault Edouard, foreman 121 MoKonna Mrs Neil hf,r» Dalhouiie rt inUrteets, 131 Merritt Benjamin, laborer 133 Handy Peter, shoemaker 136 Duokett J P, bookkeeper 137 Bergeron Moise, carpenter 141 Lacnarite Naeaire, laborer 143 Martel Mrs Pierre 161 Roy Pierre, carpenter 163 Picard Joseph, « 163 Dorion Noel, huckster 166 Shea John, driver 173 Raitt Mrs John 179 Duffy Peter, laborer 181 Bemu Jean, mason 183 Proulx B61onie, stonecutter 187 O'Neil Patrick, carter 189 Sumontier Edouard, joiner 191 Cantwell John, tailor 195 Morris Andrew, laborer 197 Urquhart Cha- , dry goods Acre Cumberland »t intersectt. 207 Germain J G, M D 209 Valiquette Mrs Louis 211 Barbeau J Bte, roofer 213 Ricard Guetave, carter 219 Tailon Thomas, laborer 221 RenAud Jules, baker 223 Sevigny Norbert, laborer 227 Ayotte Joseph, " 231 Keough Chas, * " hen King st interteeU, Mmay Street, south aide, from Sussex at to King. 2 Leblanc & Lemay, clothiers, fancy goods, &c. 8 Potior Cyrille, hair dresser 10 C6rat & Beaudry, collecting and general agency 12 B^langer Louis, tobacconist and photographer 16 Bennett, Benson & Co, lumber merchants, C L Goi'in, agent 18 McKay W O, hotel keeper 24 Maiitha Joseph, hotel keeper 32 Guibault David, tailor 34 Davi^au Pierre, hotel keeper 38 CouvretteF « 42 Laberge «« 46 Land nan Joseph " 60 Morris Michael, tailor 62 Beaupr6 Victor, grocer 66 Fournier Damase, hotel keeper 68 Boyer Joseph " 60 Renaud Alexi « 64 Champagne Basile, grocer ktre Barrttt $t inttriecta. 82 Carisse F X, laborer 84 Duseault Olivier, carpenter 86 Lonchttiiip Magarick, laborer 92 Whittv James, hotel keeper 94 Martel & Brazean, hse painter 102 Nolan Moses, boarding house 106 Duhamel Louis, blacksmith 112 Kelly & Doyle, plumbers, gas fitters, &c. 116 Cross Mrs Andrew, widow 118 Hobillard Adolphus, M.D 124 Groulx Stanislas, blacksmith hen Dalhousis «( intersects. 136 Castello Thomas, shoemaker 138 Lamothe Denis « 140 Maloney Lawrerice, printer 142 Butterworth James ** 144 Seacom Wm, cloth cutter 146 O'Brien Mrs Stephen 148 Deslaurier H, Dominion police 162 Courcelle Alphonse, baker 154 Jett6 Pierre, stone cutter 156 McDonald Hugh, laborer 168 Clark L G, advocate 160 Caill6 Marcel, laborer 162 Thibault Louis " 164 Dunning Bernard, foreman 172 Goody Mrs Rose, widow 174 Langevin Magloii-e, shoemaker 176 Kinsella Thomas, foreman 178 Westwick Mrs Samuel 180 Mulroney John, laborer 182 O'Dey Thomas « 184 Edwards Benjamin, butcher 186 Edwards Bros, Meat market 188 Allusignan David, ornamental plasterer O'Keefe J C, groceries and liquors here Cvmberland H intersecte. Bjrdwood Mrs Margaret, widow Vezina Lazare, carpenter 212 Fabien Cleophas « 214 Slattery Mr, fruit dealer 190 208 210 Clot yrmur rw»lt«r« at SHOOUIBBD * CO.*« 1 , ) ) 1 ) ■ OTTAWA IKUai DIRKOTOBY. ■•pa MoubM at A£DL WUnMiara, tpMrki Itmt. 216 Tobin Richard, joiner '1\H Chambers Willium, waiter i20 CampWIl William, laborer 'J22 Fanning Robert, carpenter 224 Michel Moine, carriage maker 22() Guitar Maxim6, baker 230 Moffatt Tho8, Donunion Police 232 B>-ennan Micliael, laborer 234 Gary James " 236 Monaghan Edward " 238 Carroll John " 240 Hughes Terrance •♦ 242 Boyer Pierre, kert Ki)tg tt interseetji. Nelmn Street, ecut side, from St Patrick smUh to Throdor*. 33 Bourdeau Garrett, laborer 35 Garreau Pierre, •♦ 37 Rusael Mrs Ellen 39 Pittaway George, " 41 Brown Mrs Kate 46 Owens Mrs May 47 Stevens Mrs Elizabeth 49 Sargent Wm, laborer 65 Charlebois J 0, grocer hem Clarence «t interaeclt. 63 Brown John, laborer 65 Codd Edward, laborer 69 Sherwin John, laborer 71 Norris Geo, tailor 73 Jinks Wm. painter 83 Winters L 89 Horton S, laborer 91 Cox Mrs Wm, 93 Willmott John, laborer 97 Quick James, " 99 Bull Alfred, " 101 McGibney Andrew, mason 107 Bone Firmin, laborer 109 Deaux Henri, " 111 LeBargeJos, ** 117 Hamilton Mrs Alex 119 Hennessy Thos, laborer 125 Kelly Miss Mary 127 Nolan Mrs Ann 139 Henigan Mrs Patrick 141 Tye J^e, laborer 143 Le Belle Gregory, laborer 145 Ganavan Edward 149 Little Wm here Rideau st interKoU. Nelwn Street, west side. 18 Cousineau Prospere, carpenter 20 Dwight Wm, shoemaker 22 McCarthy John, laborer 24 Ouimette H, shoemaker 34 Landry Louis, laborer 36 Young Henry, mason 38 Spencer John, bricklayer 40 Keesan Johanna 42 Gallagher H, laborer 44 Cozenaii Siris, laborer 52 Beatty T, grocer Aere OUtrente $t interiuti. 58 Brown Cbas, laborer 60 Wilkie Wm, printer 62 Hinds Geo, laborer 64 EnKfy Albert, mason 66 Farrland Francis, laborer 68 Kelly James, eardener 68iPerry John, laborer 70 llobinsoii Thomas, carpenter 72 Kidd , . « 74 Burke , «• 76 Picher Xavier, laborer 78 Buckley Thomas, tinsmith 80 Robinson Steve, laborer 82 Harvey Thos, «« 84 Ei.?li(.hTho8, " 86 Owpiison John " 88 LaBarge A, " 90 Eneftu Alex, " 96 Preulx Mrs Y loo Robertson John " 106 Cawest Alfred, tailor 108 Perry James, contractor 118 Fowler Sidney, plasterer 124 Charbonneau Henry, carter 126 Prevost Octave, carpenter 128 Quevillon Jean Baptiste, carter 132 Hurtubise Ant, carpenter 134 Champaigne Louis, carter 136 Farley 144 Townsend D*vid, tinaniith 150 Edwards Wm, butcher 166 Wilkinson John, laborer here 8t. Paul st inter»eots. " Daly " 236 Dion C, messenger C S here Stewart it interaects. 260 Chateaubert E, clerk here Wilbrod it intersects. 274 Duplessis Thos 0, civil service 276 Tilley W J, civil service 280 Gordon Rev J A 286 Wise F, 8upt Rideau canal 288 Lindsay J, bookkeeper 292 Borradaile R, inspctr inlnd rev Nepeaa Street, north side. From Elgin stuet to Cimetision strut. 11 Haycock R H, barrister 13 Bradley R A, „ 17 Derbyshire,' Mrs, widow 19 Haycock Edward, contractor Here Metcalfe street dnterseets. Th» BMt UoaM-Fwmlahlaff tlMk tft Ottawa k«pt at BSMONDBS*. ii: I' ''1 i !^ m HViiU I ■' t , ' , ii \) lii^i' i r ( f '■; 1 s ■!i! r m , ( I; I >'j ^1' Mi '»^ y iis ■ x' OTTAWA STBBIT DIRIOTORT. Oct jmx 0»rp«ti Aran IKOOLIIID * 00.'% th* laigwt ud eheaptst ttook in the city 89 Bronnkill Henry J, reporter 91 DawHon Geo, Hewinji; mac agt 95 Bwitzer Robert, HalcHinan Here (/Connor ttreet IntrriMti. 143 ChcHterton Walter, architect 177 EaHtcott Jameo, iiiaaon Here Bank tlrul inUrrecU. 195 KilduffMrH, widow 197 Hayes Michael, carpenter 201 McElnea William, laborer 203 McLaren John, civil service 221 Moody Robt, jnuiio agent 255 Batterton Mrs Ellen, grocer Here Kent itrrel intertectn. 309 Oarrow James, stonecutter Here Sully iititet inkr$iiets. 333 * 335 Hardy Mrs, y'ng women's temperance home 337 Collins Rev J J, St Patrick's church 343 Cummings Jos, civil service 361 McKay William, millwright 357 Sims Rol)crt, contractor 359 McVeigh Tlios, laborer Here Say utrut inUretcts. 413 Morrison William, plasterer Here Ptirii Htreft interiects. 427 Kennedy John, driver Nepean Street, aouth side. 20 Bearman Thos, merchant 34 Crain Levi, builder Here Metcal/e itrtet inttrnects, 104 Munroe John, stone cutter 106 McLellan John, „ 108 Tweed John, bill-sticker Here O'Cotmor strut intenKts. 148 Bure Etig6ne, carpenter 156 Roofe Edward, laborer 176 Maloney Donald «* Here Bank atreet intersects 204 McHerg Nathaniel, laborer 208 Parker Alex, plasterer 214 O'Brien James, laborer 218 Minore Andrew, slioemaker 220 Cheney Henry, tinsmith 220i Carter John,' pensioner 222 Munroe John, carr^^nter 224 Moring Richard, foreman 226 Herl Wm, carter 234 Munroe Jessie, carpenter 236 Gauthier William, stonecutter 238 Mahony John, laborer 246 Farrell Mrs, widow Here Kent n intersecte. " SaUy 358 McLean Mrs, widow 360 O'Grady Henry, carpenter 362 Oull William, laborer 364 McKinnon Peter, policeman Her* Bay »t iiUerMot*. 394 Slattery Ralph, school-tcachor 396 Dolan Michael, laborer 398 do do 414 Finlay John, laltorer 406 Faghan Michael, laborer Here Percy it internetii, 426 Holland James, grocer 432 Kennedy James, laborer 438 Hickey Mrs John 444 Casey John, miller 446 Edge George, carpenter 460 Enwrijiht Percy, tinsmith 452 Dunn James, plasterer Here Coiweiiitin »t interteeta. 454 Laiigford Samuel, carpenter Nicholas Street, east aide, Jrom Kideau at aouth to aouthem litnita. 1-5 St. Lawrence hotel, proprietor F Champnesa 7 Turnbull Jas, Hour & feed store 9 Borthwick W & T, grocers 1 1 Deacon J', boot and shoe store 13 Cambell Miss Jane, dressmak&r 16 Rogers Samuel, undertaker 17 Parsons Albert, attorney-at-law 19 Mantou Wm, gunsmith here SI. I'aul it inter aeet$, 25 Baldwin Bros, grocers 29 Sparks R, surveyor 31 McQuarrie Mrs Jas, milliner 41 Gharboneau Alfonse, barber 3^-47 Albion hotel, R Graham prop Daly it commences. County Court Housi: William McEwen, custodian County ok Carleton Gaol Alex. W Powell, governor Aero Wilbrml it intersects. 103 Barrett Samuel W, grocer 105 Dey Joseph, boat builder 107 Davis Fred, truant pfficer 109 McLean Hector, hide dealer 119 Coy John, ma.'son 121 Doyle John, brewer 1 25 ■[ "^l™ond John \ Kellie Miss J, boarding hse 129 Delenay James, laborer 131 Johnson Joseph " 133 Graham Jas, blacksmith 135 Good John, bricklayer 137 Clay John, laborer here Thendore tt intersects. VtM M Btu C«al ■(OT«)«» to be tonmi only at BSBEOHTDa'S. OTTAWA BTRIIT DIRIOTORT. Est Air FnnuuM uU Hotel 173 219 112!) •m 241 245 247 253 255 207 271 275 286 2H7 28y 2D1 2!»3 2'.»6 326 305 381 'lO'J 151 469 Crack Harry, tinnmith here. HtMerrr tl rtult. Cowan Win, County TroftMirer Jaoknon Livu, deputy city clerk Wiilior Win H, coininiMMiDn agt Kyaii P E, tirv goodn Orcen Wm, printer to 261 Welcn David, brewer Bourget James Palmer ChaH, accountant Kealy ThoniaM, contractor McKenna TIkw, grocer Crillev Hugh, laborer Carutnera James, printer Frieiierick T, brasHfounder Spencer — , clerk civil eervice OHltorn John, printer tiovill Wm, carpenter Sparkfl Alex, brick nmfV OibbenH Heney, laborer to 377 SparkH brick yard Kane TIioh, Government police O'Donell Patrick, milkman Black Mrs Agnes f Hopp Fred, laborer iKutke Wm " Niohoias Street, west side. 2 Wall Wm, grocer 10 Doran Jas, carpenter ,,, f Wilson Joseph, laborer " iHeadlv James " U Lynch Thos " 16 Lefrance — , bookbimler 18 Mooney Robt, tinshop 20 Whelan M J, jeweller 22-24 Keaough & Strang, painters, paper hangers, &c. here St. Paul st intersects, 26-28 St. Nicholas hotel, W B Howes, proprietor 34 Dawson Chas, laborer 36 Ross Matthew, carter 66-60 Drill Shed, RWheatly, care- taker f City Registry Office 66 ■< Alex Burritt, registrar ( K Graburn, dpty registrar 34 Blinco Moses, laborer 86 Wellington Paul « 88 Clirtbrd John, shoemaker 90 Goff George, laborer 92 LaRosc — , stonecutter 94 O'Leary John, contractor 96 Kennedy Patrick 98 McStravick Thos, tailor 100 Bond Rachel Mrs 102 Mullens Michael, laborer • fpMUitr ftt nMOirDiv. lure IKUbrod d InUrmU. 106 Flink Wm, groom 108 Campbell Peter, laborer 110 Adam Norton, carpenter 112 McCulloch HughCapt 114 Ash — , laborer 124 Finley Wm, Clerk 126 / G}'">ore R P, jr, bookkeeper \ Gilniore R, sr, suryeyor 128 Angel Thos, lather 130 Cole Chan, agent 134 Henderson Alex, laborer 136 Halligan Wm '< 144 Irvine James, cabinet maker here TheiHlott M interiecla. 158 Odell H C, brick manufacturer 164 Masson DonRld, builder 170 Vankonghnett L'vvr'nce, cvlaer 174 Kehoe Wm, blacksmith 182 Cunningham Mrs M 190 Rajotte Timothy, dry goods 196 Groulx Alphonse, dry goods 200 Currier L 1), engineer 202 Stewart Thos, printer 208 Trowse George, harness maker 210 Bedson W J, culler 212 Kane James 214 Kerr James, tailor 216 Burns Michael, blacksmith 236 O'Connor Dudly, laborer 240 Browne Ebenezar, grocer 244 Singleton John, box nmfr 248 Gorman James, laborer 260 Moore John, painter 262 Walls John, messenger 266 Barrett John Mrs, poultry dlr 314 Slack Agnes Mrs Notre Dame Street, East aide, from St. Andrew st to St. Patrick. 51 TassS Louie, school bouse here St. Patrick »t interiectii. Notre Dame Street, West side. 14 Boivin Felix, laborer 16 Desjardines Beuj, carpenter 20 Lauzon J fite « 24 Graval Damas, laborer 26 Millette Joseph " 28 Millette Louis, plasterer 30 Millette JerSmie, shoemaker 34 Derouin Pierre, plasterer 36 Ausang Frangois, laborer 40 Valade J Bte " 44 Lamontsgne Frangois, laborer 46 Bisson Henri <* 60 Lalonde Fulgence, grocer here St. Patriek it inttrieett. FuMjr ChMMa Atr Pnamta «t A. MOIiTIlIHII,*a, fltaN, Spwlu St. I' ill ill' 'I ^9 1 *j: 5 • .1 'mn . If V '- >' . If* "■f S4 OTTAWA STBUT DtUOTOST. !<■' J: ft) ■s. '% Aoooimt Booki mad* to (kder at MIX. MOBmiSVII, Sparks Mraat CyOoimor Street, Ecat side, fi-om Wellington to Somerset «t, f Gibbs & Coursolle, aol of pat 5 ■< Cookburn, Wright &Ciemow> (. barristers 7 OriBt Henry, patent solicitor 13 Garrett — , mineral land office 16 Nicholls & Go, com agt 19 Independent Order of Odd Fel- lows (up stairs) here Sparks st iiUertects. " Queen 49 Marks N, jeweller 61 Noonan Donald, hotel keeper 66 Lewis Mrs R P, boarding house ' McKiel — , civil service Roily — , Merchants bank Fairweatber J S, civil service 65 ■{ Stitt — , cierk Heney A, " Gale — , gentleman Beck — , clerk 61 Moyneo J G, merchant 63 Brennan John B, merchant 69 McCormick H, flour merchant here Albert st interieeti, 71 Himewortb F H, clerk C S 73 Gilmour John 77 Bate H, jrrocer 79 Baker GP, postmaster 83 Weatherly a. S, civil service 86 Stanton IB, '* 91 Cameron Rev A A here Slater st ivtereecte. 107 Hardy Robt 111 f Doran Miss, boarding house "* t Laird Hon David iiR /Grant Mrs, widow *^° \ Hardy He»ry, clerk 119 O'Brien R D, civil service here Maria it intersects. 143 Ray C G, agt can exp com 146 Blyth Wm Geo, manager 149 Shea Charles, clerk 151 Crosbv C A, ( A J Stephens &Co 153 Ruasell Geo H, upholsterer here OUnujteter st intersects. " Nepean " 189 McRea Alex, mason here lAsgar it intetmote. O'Ooimor Strejt, West aide. 8 Robertson — , accountant bank Montreal here Sparks at intersects, 30 Young Men's Chi:3tian Asso- ciation Rooms Sere Quem st intsraects. 48 Orange Lodge Rooms 68 Ottawa Business College, D McArthur, prin and prop 60 Musgrove J M 64 Tayk)r J P, elk agri dept gg f Phinney Miss E \ McCuller Miss A tele oper 68 Taylor J H, grocer Here Albert st intersects. 72 Lynn James, M D 76 McDonald John, auctioneer 78 Seybold Ed of Sey bold & Moynee 80 Chalmers Aj merchant 84 Tiepke Prof, teacher of music 90 Larose T C, clerk 92 Huband Mrs, widow Here Slater st intersects. 94 / Patterson Mrs Geo \ Dufty Isaac S, foreman 96 Bethune N W, manager M T Cy 100 Orme Geo L, music dealer 104 Skinner Sam jr, upboldsterer 106 Goodeve Wm M, civil service 108 Bonner John C, elk P O dept 110 Goyer David, jev^ Her 116 Pope Mrs Charleb 118 Merrill Bernard, stwd rus hou 120 Wilson Jaa, stonemason f Brown Mrs, wid, board house Burwash Ormer, clerk 122 •( Williams C, bank of com I McDonald — , civil service I McGillis Alex, " 126 Metcalfie Jos, dry goods tnercht Here Maria st intersects. 138 Johnson W H, civil service here Oloucester st intersects Oregon Street, south side. (LeBreton Flats,) Jrom Bridge st west to Ottatoa River. 22 Robertson Peter, blacksmith 34 Megar Henry, laborer here Sherwood st commences. 36 Mallette Joseph, laborer 38 Peltier Augustin « 40 Aubrey Alfred « 42 Aubrey Moise, carpenter Ottawa Street, north side. (LeBreton Flats,) from Cathcart st west to Broad. 9 Oliver Jamea, cabinet maker 13 Mather Robt « 16 Boland L, painter here Lloyd st intersects. «•« Vtomri OU C^MChs at MSOOIiBIIBD * COM l-i... ; OTTAWA BTBXKt IHRlOTOinr. CM you CondcM at tHOOXSBID ft cot's, tha lugMt itoak fa Mm cMy. 37 Dubois Angus, laborer 41 EstayEliae '* her9 Bridge at intersects, 53^Picard Louis, laborer 57 Goodwin William, blacksmith 59 Burns Michael, laborer 61 Shannon Patrick " here Sherwood at intersects. 81 Levin Alphonse, laborer 83 Connors John " 87 McGibney Snmuel, stonecutter 91 Hunter SannicI, laborer 93 Le/oux Thomas " here Broad at intersects. Ottawa Street, south side. (LeBreton Flats.) 30 Ryan Mrs, widow 32 Reid Mrs, widow 36 Maheux Louis, laborer here Bridge at intersects. 62 Dennison Mrs John 54 Collins Thos, carpenter 60 Blais Israel, laborer 62 Menard Pierre " 64 Goulet Alfred " 72 Merner Jas " here Sherwood st intersects. 74 Allard Jean Bte, laborer 76 Billaire Joseph « 78 Maheux Antoine " 92 Butler Patrick " Here Broad st intersects. Fapinean Street, north aide. from Anglesea square to Cobourg. 15 Dumoulin Wm, shoemaker 17 Kavanaeh Calixte, carter 23 Gascon L6on, joiner 25 Buehell Andrew, laborer 29 Snay Franpois, carter 31 Paquet Joseph, joiner 33 Ouellet Ligefroi, laborer 35 Lacroix Felix, cabinet maker 37 Adams Edouard, laborer 39 Loyer Damas, shoemaker here Cobourg st intersects. Pnpineaa Street, south side. 16 St Onge Abraham, laborer 18 Paquet Louis, carter here Cobourg st intersects. Parliament Street, west side. from St. Andrew's st to St. Patrick. 8 Ayotte Samuel, laborer here St. Patrick st intersects Percy Street, east side, Jrom Maria st to Somerset st. 33 Purcell John, policeman 45 Stevenson Daniel, laborer Percy Street, west aide. 12 Hughes James, laborer 14 Aust Thos, painter 22 Egan D, hotel keeper here Glmumter st intersect*. 56 Russell Wm, clerk 58 Robertson James, engineer 62 Lennan James, bricklayer 64 Kelly James, plumber Peter Street, north side. Jrom Canal St West, southwesterly. 5 Lattle Timothy, canal officer jg /MorriseyPatk, laborer \ Morrisey Thos, stonecutter 21 Moxley Wm, carriage-maker Portland Avenue, north side. Jrom Bell st to Division st vacant. Primrose Avenue, north side, Jrom Concession st to Division st, 13 Kelly John, laborer Here Arthur st intersects. 46 Hillman Geo S, soap mfr Primrocfe Avenue, south tide. here Cambridge st intersects. 38 Peterkin J, carpenter Here Arthur st intersects. Queen Street, north side, fron Canal west to Concession St. 3 TordiffFr6d6rick Here Elgin st intersects. 37 McCarthv John, tailor 39 Lewis T E, printer 43 Harvey Mrs C widow John ■ Inces, G«o V Campbell Andrew, grocer Blakeney A C, civil service [ O'Brien Sam'i, excise officer 73 Quinn John, ale vaults Here Metcalje st intersocts. Wesletak Methodist Chcroh 104 Hunter Rev W J, pastor Here O'Connor st interaeett. 176 Titus Alonzo, carriage-factory 203 Malikie Chas, contractor 205 Evans M A, dressmaker Here JBemk tt intersects. 217 Farrell Jos, laborer 219 Cowan Wm, express driver 231 Mills A K, marble cutter 45 Perfloratlag Mud Mnntbntimg •t AliBX. MORTIMBR**, Spwrka St, ..•■'*/:* * .^ -I I III 56 OTTAWA STRXET DIBXOTORT. CKunay Baae Buntr, topi the market m a heater, only at BSMOKSES^. hi J 1 263 ' BewBon TLos, boarding house Valentine , clerk C S Bobs J, merchant LeSueur Chas, clerk G S Bell ■^— , barrister . Ghisholm , clerk C 8 267 drier Wm, wholesale mercht Here Kent »t inUrseets. Queen Street, south side. Here Elgin st intersects, 36 Union Hotel. First Baptist Church 76 McKay Wm, painter 80 Porter William, carpenter 82 Selwyn E S 88 Notman's photo gal Here MetaH/e st interseett {Ottawa Coffin Store, AneuB Jk Co, proprietors R Williams, manager 98 Brown Alfred, sewing machines 102 Reefer Augustus, gov't clerk 104 Steele Henry E, " 106 Pennock J C (Pennock & Co) 112 Gibson W A, blacksmith Devlin Mrs C, boardinp ' Brennan — , mason Sutherland J, " Guppy — , carpen' Artnurs Wm, bo Cinvard — , barb Arthurs Wm hook Henderson James, n. - Robinson Alex, Robinson Wm, •' 122 Potvin John, teamster 130 Brown T D 136 Shaw R J, civil service Here O'Connor it iMt*r$$et$, 162 Fleming AIax, carter 176 Fleming Andrew, carter 186 Robson Mrs widow 18S Lambert J T, lumber mercht 192 Lyons W C, civil service 202 Raganold Stephen, laborer Fitzsimmons Jas, laborer McKay John, carpenter Davis John, plumber 226 ■ Gane W L, civil service Davis — , carpenter Nelson Thos, laborer McReary John, " ■ Foster Mrs widow Fraser — , boiler- maker 228 • Cole — , " Taylor Alex, engineer Weathera Henry, finiaher 118 230 Mason John, plasterer 234 McFarlane John 244 Teakles B H, civil service King Wm, printer 246 -j Ardley — , laborer . Ardley — , « Taylor S I, millwright Henry Chaa, carpenter McCloy Wm, engmeer Phillips John, stonecutter 248 -I Perry Geo, laborer Boyd David, carpenter Kearna J, sew machine agt Edwards Wm, laborer (. Buchanan John, carpenter 250 Anderson D, fruit dealer 252 StorrAuBon, teamster 254 Storr I W, civil service 260 Matthewman A H, painter 264 Hay Jan, carpenter 268 Gibson Palmer, blacksmith Here Kent st intersects. 304 Russell David, clerk 306 Chesley Mrs Edward 326 Smith John, Uilor 328 Coleman Patrick, trader Coleman Miss, dressmaker Here Sally at intersects. " Bay " ; ' '^••'■ght Wm H, civil service ison Wm, miller ' r- r ^.breet West, north side, (LeBreton U'lats), . Wellington st to Broad st. here Duke at ends. ^ennan James, bookkeeper > "i enn George, shipper . iotoria Market — Stall No. 1 Woodland Rd, butcher "2*3 Gibson Wm, " "3*4 Newbegin J, " " 5 Kenna, John " here Lloyd st intersects. 95 Stewart Robt, dry goods 101 Compain Toussamt, shoemaker 103 White Martin, blacksmith 107 Robertson Peter, blacksmitli 109 Diverge Peter, laborer 11' Wilson Wm, machinist 110 Gost Louis, organist 117 Low Thofl, blacksmith here Bridge st intersects. 131 Whitney P W, millwright 141 School kept by Grey Nuns here Sherwood st intersects. 146 Rourke Thos, laborer h\^ ,i ^ 8. « « >^if, .V l'*'te ■t M I ),'c m' K If i ; i ■ J: 1 11 1 M i 1 :| if ':i: ,/f .( I'll! iiri i! ii N, OTTAWA STBllT DIBKOTORT. 57 A. maenMnafB Ocnacid mtOmwf WavAooM, SpAiks ftKMt 149 Trombley — — , cab driver 163 Gilbert Benrj, blacksmith 157 Proulx Moiee, laborer 169 Oilbeau Adolphe, laborer 161 Hay Lawrencet ** 16UQuoi Louis, " here Broad st intersects. Queen Street West, touth side, (LeBreton Flats.) 40 No. 1 FiBC Station— Mills J, guardiao 42 Lucy John, stationer & bkbndr 46 Fotberingham John, inspector waterworks 48 TouDg Bev Jos 60 Smith Geo, messenger 52 Venn Mrs, milliner 84 Brown W T, machinist 68 Barber John, blacksmith 62 Manoheater David, tailor here Oathcart at vest eommences. 74 Dalgliah G, grocer 74lWh?ttier Alfkd 8, millwright 78 Pelland Peter, blacksmith 80 Jalland John, culler 82 Lemoine Mrs, widow 86 Keenan James, grocer 92 Clary M, Anglo American hotel here Lloyd st intersects. 96 Stitt S, grocer 100 Hawkins Edward, clerk 108 Fitspatrick John, laborer 112 Germain Dr 114 Barker John, laborer 116 Auclair Miss £, dressmaker 120 Steele James, grociv here Bridge st intersects. 122 W^me Michael, grocer 128 Mix J J, millwrieht 130 Gorman Wm, laborer 134 Donnelly Jos, grocer 138 O'Connor John, culler 140 Acton John,. laborer •-..,<: 142 Masson Alex, ** . (^'< v 144 York Wm, grocer ^ here Sherwood st intersects. 162 Noonan Denis, laborer KoHAv Catholic (French) Cu 168 Brewers B, grocer here Broad st intersects. Rmu: Street, North side. 3 Graham Wm, messenger 9 Fortier Octave, civil service 26 Holbrook, G M, mercht tailor Bear Street. South side. 4 Stansfleld J, asBtacct Commons 12 Green Mrs C, boarding house Harington T D, Deputy Re* ceiver General Harington W H 8u*.herland E D, civil service 16 Dore Frederick, civil service 30 Patterson J H, clerk Bedpath Street, North side, from Dallumsie to Bideau River, 13 Hickey Patrick, carter IS^O'Connell Michael, laborer 15 Mathews Sylvester, " 17 Jenkins Wm, spinner 19 Smith Maxwell, laborer 27 Smith Wm, engineer 29 Heddle Thomas, carder 31 Mowat George, " . 35 Biagi Francis, painter 39 St. Denis Chas, shoemaker 45 Conroy John, laborer 45iSetaskey Martin, laborer 47 Rustch Michael " 49 White John " 51 Waller Thomas, mason ' g, 1 / Wallis Chas, laborer '\ Corrowaskey Martin, laborer 53 Miller Anthony, laborer 63 Ray Lawrence, " 65 Sheldon Wm, " 67 O'Meara John " 69 Frampkey Henry " 71 Murphy Mrs John, widow 76 O'Neil Terrance, laborer 77 Madarin Leon " hsre Cumberland st intersects. Bedpath Street, south side. 4 Corbett John, laborer 12 Sharp James, baker 14 Brown Lawrence, laborer 16 O'Connell Denis •« 16iWaIker Thos, cabinet maker 18 Drisker August, laborer 20 McCormick J, " 22 BeegsJohn, " 24 Ballands Mrs Jacob, widow 24iMcCarthy S, laborer 26 Murray P J, carpenter 30 Young Samuel, laborer 32 Conroy Michael " 38 Nntt Daniel, watchman 40 McKenzie Wm, laborer 44 Brennan John, carter 60 Watson Robt, laborer 70 Green James " 80 Malone Michael ** Vi, :i!.U: 'liM-i ,, Vi! i'-V^ id •J. i4 i ■iMVltana * Oo*« alack parcluMing GMrpata or FmrnMwre, H ^ til <"■• J UMi\ if m Mm.. ml '- mm ■ i; 58 U'n'AW/t, STRKIT DrREOTORY. TlM only plare U? gut Stuxawm ud K«j . i vmitiin is «t IBOOLIBID * 00*8. 82 Bobill Thos, siioemakor 84 Studford Wm, laborer here Cumberland at interaecta 96 Brown Jae, grocer 102 Mullin Chas, laborer 106 Mullin John •< BideauStrMt, North aide. 43^Charon Venance, hairdresser .^ j Battle Bros, stationers \ Branch Montreal Telegph Co 47 Bruce McDougall, boots &, shoes 49-61 Kearns & tlyan, dry goods 63 Fitzsiinons & Browne, grocers 67 Tasse E, dry goods 69 Brennan HE, grocer 61 Chisholm <£ Brannan, dr^ gds 63 Gelhaueen P J, tobacconist 67 Birkett Thos, bai-dwhre 69 Patterson Thos, grocer 73 Whyte J G, stationery 79-81-83 Workman & Co, hdware Here Moagrove ct iniciiteis. 89-91 Baskervllle P Ji Broa.grcers 93-95 Bartlett Geo, confectiuiiary 97 Hauser A, fancy goods 99 Neelin Bros, gents clothing 101 Russell G R, furniture 103 Featherston J P, chem & dru^' 103iCarmichael Dr D A here William a! enda, J17*119 HillJohn, grocer 121 MicL.'ielson J B, crockery 123-125 iU^rr Hubert, hotel 129 Bohl H F, pilverplating 131 Bourquc E, tinsmith 135 Dochorty ;» R, spring bed mlr 141 Grant Dr J A 143 Charles H, cabinet maker .145 King P M, boot.^^ and shoes 147 LaRose Chas, ccT;tectionery 149 Chivrier E, mill & dress mkg 151 Shepherd T T, druggist 167 Eagleson Mrsi, iaoies under- clothing 169 Bott G, frui^ dealer here Dalhouaie at commences. 167 McKenna & Finn, grocers 171 Martin T, flour store 173 Rusk Miss, dressmaker 179 Joyce E F, picture framing 181 Forde Geo, grocer 185 Church Dr C 187 Leggo DrC 191 St. Georges Hotel, W Peat, pro Sweetland Dr J r Williams F, tailor I Normand W, tobacconist 197 203 205 Page MiriH Emma, hairdresser 21)9 Satch'Jl Bros, butcIierB 211 Duff G J, hatter 213 Aspinall V/, confectioner 215 Dagg Thos., flour store 229 English R'?Etaurant, W Cox, pro 233-235 Slocombe & Stevens, groc here Cumberland it interaecta, 2.iT Moss Henry, grocer 241 Kelly Wm Henry, barber 243 Moffatt Mrv"? Jesse, dress mkr 245-7-9 Dufoui' P D, carriage mkr 251 La?>orte Victor, ffrocer 253-5 farmers' Hotel, Z LapoA te 2G5 Favreau P, dpty clue; tire Dept 267-9 Buurque P]d, tinsmith 271 Laporte Peier, hairdresae** 273 Cuunei Geo, laborer 281 Davies Hudi, carpenter 283 Williams F, tailor 287 Ralph Jos, flour store here King at interaecta 307 Dowslev Thoii. Innd agent 309 Perry £ A, newp agent i'^oran Johiv, p)lic«'man forsyth Mrs Mary, widow Mo iVtitoii ThoR W, bookbinder ^V' 'ij.ick Mrs Nancy, liV, McKeni Patrick, laborci" 343 Hagerty John, fruit dealer here Nelaon at interaecta. 351 Coombs Mrs Jos 353 Hagerty John, fruit dealer 359 H<>arn Wm, druggist 361 Bliss Mrs A 365 Pannet Chas civil service 367 Miller Peter, «' " 369 Fripp H R, civil service ,]~. j McCauley Wm, carpenter \ Brooks Andrew, laborer 377 Postlethwaite Thos, clerk 379 Potts Mrs, widow 381 Barry Robt, plasterer 387 Thompson Hv, bookkeeper 389 Routhier Ancfrew, civil service 391 Quinn Hugh, grocer here Friel at interaecta. 397 Boese Jos, dyer and scourer 399 Ogilvie Wm, surveyor 401 Mills Wm, civil service 403 Waddle Mrs Thos, widow 409 Dunnet Jas, insurance agent 411 Watters Alex, carpenter 413 Watters Henry, druggist 416 Brethour Wm, engineer 417 Beniamin E H, civil service 425 Docnerty Geo R, furniture dlr TlM Best UouM-FanktshliMC M*«k la Ottawa iMpt »t BSHONDBr. ■ •' i •' " f III I '' > OTTAWA 8TA1IBT DIKEOTORY. 69 OhiUm'i OarrUgM, th» haadaomait, bwt ud ohMpMt ymtittj at BSMONDIV. 429 Nettle Richard, civil service Here Chapel at intersecta.^ 453 CliBpleau Dr, civil service 455 Mongenais Adolphe, merchant 469 Tetu N, civil service 467 Radford Jas, ieweller 473 Gouin Chae, lumber merchant 483 Daroy Wm, grocer A&-8 AvyuaUt at mteraects, ibl Marehiili Thos,, '.:alor ;)01 Ttj/rlis H«nrj i'jOP 'pj lor Alex, tickvt agent Sift Vi'hillans Wm, <)h:\ ,■'17 G'-ai t M-: , wido.v 521 Si'jvens F, c!k ■>•. .titoms dept Joynt Jas, sr 523 Joynt Jas, elk at Bute & Go's here Cubourg at intersects. 531 Coflfey Thos, wu.te works com. 535 McDorne'.l £ , cler'. 541. Ennie Francis H, clerk civ ser 65i Brown J F, accountant o55 Davis "'haei, contractor 659 if '\mel ii^rp, widow 565 Ik^vis Wm, contractor here Charlotte at intersects. 689-605 Protestant Hosfital, Geo Saddler, steward Mrs Spicer, head nurse Bideau Street, aouth side, from Sappera Bridge eaat to Rideau River. 18 Neelin Bros, hosiers, glovers 20 Neelin J & G, boot * shoe store r Linton W, boot and shoe I (wholesale) 20i \ Chesterton Walter, architect I By-town Division Sons of \ Temperance Booms 22 Uallaire Alph, restaurant 24 Hearn Wm, druggist 26 Annable W A, furniture dealer Ottawa Watbr Works G R Gunningham, secret'ry accountant Pennock John,col water rates Metropolitan Building Socie- ty, G R, Cunningham, sec Dowsley Thomas, real estate and commission agent Odd Fellows Hall , Ottawa City Temple Rooms Rowe k Erratt, auction rooms Fooks F, London restaurant 34 Russell W F, furniture dealer 36 Parker A J, china * crockery 38 Devlin R J, hatter * furrier 40 Cote Olivier, furrier * hatter 28 30 32 42 r Union Bank ofLower Canada L D S Eastwood, manager here Sussex st inta-aecta. 44 Fest Wm, confectioner 46 Tracy W H, watchmaker 48 Dobier J W H, boots * shoes 60 Evans Samuel, pork store 52-54 Elliot & Hamilton, dry gds 56 BIyth & Kerr, plumbers, &c 62 Thompson John, grocer 66 Dimbleby J, tailor 68-70 Taylor I B, printing office ( Peacock J, sr, hatter k furrier 74 ■< Peacock J, jr i Peacock Geo 76 Roberts John, druggint 80 Laurin Louis, huir Sresser 82 Munro L, sewing machine agnt 82iHaniilton J J, blacksmith here Mosgrove at inter aects. 88-90 Borbndge S & H, harness k trunks 92 Carniichael D A, druggist 94 Hewson John, furniture ( Frost k Wood, agrl implement 96 \ warehouse (Millar AT, agent 96iTaillon & Chrysler, barristers 98 Westgate T, tailor 100 McDougall's Dr office 102-4 Argue Thos, grocer 106 Earl Thos, boarding house 108 Dwinnell H 0, plumber, &c 110 Gauthier G, hair dresser 112 Montgomery R 8, saddler 114 Tupper A G, confectionery 116 Friedrick T, brass founder 118 Cockburn & Matheson, pictures 120 Johnson R, flour store 122 Turner — , photographer 124 Stott Thos, fruit dealer 124^Anctil Jos, weaver 126 Burns & O'Donell, confctnery 128 Kelly W H, hair dresser 132 Wall W, grocer here Nicholas st commences. 138 St. Lawrence hotel, Fred Champness proprietor 142 Blais Jonn, hair dresser 146 McCormick Mrs M, milliner 148 Sutherland G S, watchmaker 150 Robert S, butcher iKni/ Volunteer Review io"4 \ D J Kerr, editor * prop 152 Tyrrell Mrs, dressmaker 162iMcFarland Mrs, dressmaker 154 Singleton Miss, ladies clothing 156 Rogers F, confectioner 158 Moore A, boots k shoes Oct yoor CMpeta at SHOObBRBD * CO.*S I-*. , . ' t V; If " §\§ K'm\m* ■ % ■IV.' ;.) iv^' ,.ir. I Hi Iv '[\\ 1| N »' i ll,' ii 60 OTTAWA STRMT DIRICTORt. Sot Air ronMM and Hotal ft fpedaltj ftt UMOHSir. « '■ ■■:•' iyl:;'f ■■; ,1^;: \h-Vf I * I 9 ,r l?^ ' I mm -V '\ 462 Featherston John P, Mavor 468 Bailiff James, assessor of water rates Here Augusta ai inUrttoH* '■'< 486 Sparks & Co, grocers ^u, ... 516 Gtizner Luice, collector 522 Gilmour Hugh, contractor here Cobourg »t inUraeei*. 644 Tawker U, clerk Finance dpi 680 Bryce Peter, gardener here Charlotte st interaeett. 584 DesIogeH Francis, clerk 690 Lynch Michael, laborer 608 Pilnon James here Wurtembwg st irUaratets. 626 Dwyer 8, laborer 638 MuPherson Jas, Finance dpt 644 Regan John, contractor Bose Street, east aide, From St Andrew to 8t Patrick at 9 Gagnon Joseph, laborer 11 Cloutier Priuque, blacksmith 13 Desloges Geo, carpenter 17 Ouellet Cfisaire, cooper 19 Aubrey Lon.'S, painter 21 Leblanc Jules.^ millwright 23 Jolicoeur Michel, joiner 27 Ceusineau Alexandre, laborer 29 LaviolietioMazime, joiner 31 Galibois Gee, laborer 33 Pilon Edouari, joiner • ; 35 Michaud Maxime^, «* 37 Rh^aume Isidore, carter 49 Emond Cl^ophas, stonecutter 65 Voignier Gamille, grocer //«»•« St Patrick it intenects, BoBOiStreet, west tide, 2 Fraser Michael, grocer Her* Church tt inteneett, 18 Roy Daniel, carter 22 Sarazin GSlestin, cab driver 26 Lewer Frank, laborer 28 Rivet J. Premie, messenger 31 Sauvaze Louie, laborer 3t Charlebois Ulderic, laborer 60 .Buckey Richard, grocer Hat St Ptitrkk H intentcli. St. Andrew Street, north side from SV'Saex st to RidcoM river 1 Latreniouille A, hot^lkeeper 13 Ricard L^andre, cibinet maker 16 Donnelly Rcbt; blacksmith 17 Larivicire Auguste, ** 27 Foubert Pierre, laborer 29 Conway John, ** Oaah BooIUf IjcdgcN it, JournafCy always Im Stock at A* ai«»ilia«r*s, Spwrkt Bi, 160 Btockdale W, carriage factory 162 Mever Louis^ watchmaker 164 Ridfyard J, tinshop 166 Stevenson Chas, nsh store 168 Brown Moaed, tobacco store 170 Caron N, boot t ehoe store 172 Murphy J P, plumber 174 Brown & Rice, livery stables 178 Naughten P, book store 180 Maxwell Mrs J H, milliner 182 Watta Ruscel, plumber 184 Coleman AGP, vet Hurgeon 186-188 Somerville W M, marble works 190 Pritchanl & Mingard, engravers here Bessei'er ai commences. 198-208 Young Ladies' Lit Institute 210-212 Shepherd John, painter 216 Dancy Miss J, fruit dealer 226 Qamnian MisH £, dree^tmaker 228 Gamman Thos, plasterer Here Cumberland st intersects. 238 Taylor Alex, flour store 242 Pnnderville John, butcher 248 Bor bridge S W, saddler 262 Highman John 266 Stewart John, builder 274 Taylor J M, a^t St. L & O R R 276 Mahon John, oricklayer 286 Stephens A J, boot a shoe mkr 290 Cunningham G, grocer Here King st intersects. 304 Hinds Hugh, tinsmith 306 ArmstrongWm, engine driver 308 Anderson Donald, painter 312 McGrath L, plasterer 338 Blatch Fred, civil service 340 Sutherland Mrs W, widow here Nelson si intersects. 348 Erratt Jacob, insurance agent 350 McPhee Miss R, dress maker 372 Stockand Geo, carpenter shop 376 Stockand Geo, builder 378 Robertson J P, alderman 380 Hawkin James, carpenter 382 Steacy MrH S 386 Mcintosh Duncan,mari)]e cuttr 388 Smirl Archd, principal Central School 390 McFarland Win, grocer here Frid st intersects. 392 McCall Thomas, purk store 396 Clay Wm, laborer 398 Campbell James, laborer 408 Steers Thomas, 412 Robertson A, editor here Chapel st intersects. l^ll OtTAWA STRllT DIRECTORY. ^1 lookbtadiBf in aU ttjlm, at Am. MOBTUfXRV Sputa ttrMt 31 Tonin Mrs Marceliue, widow 36 Varallo Jean, laborer 37 Piskey Henry, " 39 Gingraa David, " 55 McOillivray John, hotelkeeper 61 Maloney Alichael, '* 63 Paradis Calixte, cab driver 65 L«duo Olivier, laborer 67 Lefebvre Xavier, tel repairer 69 Ballous Lindsford, millwright 71 Battle Martits col of in revenue 76 Watteraon VI '^lliara, carpenter 79 Tessier Geo, laborer 89 Dupont Moise, « 91 Dupont Alex, " 95 Olivier Emile, millwright 103 Boivin Antoine, laborer 125 LcBsard L A, grocer Htrt DaUioHiie ft UU«r$ects. 127 Lemay Octave, carriage maker 137 Ouellet Joachim, carter 139 Tass6 Jir6mie, „ 141 Yelle Pierre, laborer 143 Qauthier Baptiate, laborer 146 Tink James, carter 147 Grenier J Bte, messenger 161 Morris William, laborer 153 Lacelle Ferdinand, " 153J||Golligau Mighael, laborer 166 Fooks Geo, bricklayer 167 Noel Jean, shoemaker 159 Aubichon Alexis, carter 161 Leslie Henry, pressman 163 Davy Robt, luborer - 167 Gafuey Bernard, tailor 171 Lemieux Edmond, carpenter 173 Dubuc Louis, plasterer 176 Gagn6 Luc N, painter 177 Cardinal Calixte, laborer 179 Morin Pierre, " fPaucher P, laborer 179i I Messaire X, " V Caille widow Angdle 181 Cardinal Regis, laborer 183 Laneuvillc Benjamin, laborer 185 Hogue Paul, carter 187 Hotte Louis, laborer 189 Villeneuve 0, carter 191 B^ard Joseph, watch-maker 193 Guertin Mrs F X, groceries Hers CwnherUind li inUrnecU, 203 Wallace Martin, laborer 207 Ijandre David, " 211 Lacelle J Bte, carpenter 213 Piloa Paul, laborer 217 Richl^rd Jean, laborer 219 St Denis Napoleon, carter 221 Archambeault O, messenger 223 B61anger Phileas, laborer 227 Merineau Emerie, carter 229 Burns James, " 231 Merineau Edouard, « 233 Leclaire Noel, laborer 239 Denis Chas, clerk 241 Smith Wm, liiborer here King st interaecis. 246 Paradis Elzear, shoemaker 247 Turgeon Pierre, carpenter 265 Morm Thos, capt steamboat 267 Morin Fran9ois, carpenter 269 Gratton Jules, blacksmith 261 Charon Trefle, laborer 263 Costello Jan, « 267 Cascagnipr Benj, stonecutter 269 Jolicoeur Mederie, shoemaker 271 Paquette Baptiste, laborer 273 Leblanc Felix, plasterer 276 Beuchamp Amable, blacksmith 283 Gathers Hamuel, clerk 287 Rochon Moise, sr, stonecutter 180 Foisy Pierre " 291 i Piquette Regis, laborer I Dufresne Fr, stonecutter i93 Berthiaume Olivier, joiner 21)5 Delorme Louis, stonecutter 29/ Loyer Frangois, laborer 307 Devlin Richard, civil service 317 Dub6 Alfred, butcher 319 Gosselin Honore, stonecutter 321 Gauvreau Xavier, laborer 329 McTaggart John, carpenter 331 Potvin Frangois, buicher 346 Carbonneau Joseph, joiner 347 Speinard Alex, tinsmith 349 Ouellet Felix, butcher 351 Charbonneau Yin, jr, butler 366 Charbonneau Louis, laborer 367 Charbonneau Vin, sr, " 359 Desroche Joseph, laborer 361 D^sormeau Damas " 363 Labelle Michael, " 369 Boyle Michael, butcher ■ Sisters of Good Shepherd of Ottawa Mother Mary of 8t Alphonse 411-1 de Liquori, Superioress Sister Mary of St Jerome, sub Sui>eriore88 Sister Mary Angfile EconomC St. Andrew Street, south side, from Stissex at to BideoM SiDef. 26 Johnson Hiram, furrier 32 Lacelle Xavier, laborer 34 Ambroise A, marble cutter 38 Fortin Louis, laborer VJk* InrgMt etofsk mmI but TabM in IiM« Ciirt«ta> «t SHOOUBRBD * 00»B. >• ■.-•>, '!>. \, i .'i^fi '^'•- 'iu- it ■A i : w ■ ■^^ji ■-'*:;:^: V.-'i 6i OTTAWA 8TRMT DIRIOTOBT. iir 0«t yvor OtnitM at nHMLBUD * 00.'!, tka Uif«rt itotk ia tb* dty. |:f f 'it !^'l! 40 Grecqne Rnphael, muaician 46 Oleason Henry, waiter 48 Redmond Edward, laborer 64 Cot6 George, plasterer 66 Maurice Doritnefe, joiner 62 McGowan Wm, engineer 72 Corneyer Paul, carter 74 TreniClay Francoia, laborer 76 Nadon L6on, carter QQ f Qroulx F X^oiner \ Aubricljon Xavier, carter 82 Laroque JoHcph, laborer 84 Angleheart MrH Mary, widow 86 Lacnapelle Edonard, carter 88 P^riard Joseph, laborer 90 Rollin Arseae " 92 O'Brien Denis •* 98 Lyonfl Thomas *• 102 Gleason John " 102^Monet Paul, shoemaker 104 Richard Eu2en6, laborer 106 Valiquette Joseph, carpenter 110 Bonnm Pierre, laborer 112 Gurry Ed " 114 O'Neil Mrs Michael 118 Gilchrist John, laborer 126 Leclair J O, groceries * liquors hera Dalhousie at intersects. 128 Costello Thos, hotel 132 Pnv'e Dan, contractor 134 Baker George, painter 136 Clermont Chas, carter 138 Carisse Joseph " 140 Titiy Michael, laborer 142 Paquette J Bte " 144 Casey John " 146 Gravel Napoleon " 148 Fanning Michael " 166 Desroche George, ioiner 166 Papillon Samuel, laborer 168 Bordeleau Mrs Antoine 174 Raicville Edouard, laborer 182 Li^arche Mrs Chas 184 Laudry Pierre, laborer 188 Foisy Alexis, tinsmith 198 Young John, grocer htre OumberUmd si intereecia. 206 Riopel Pierr6, carter 208 Lamarchc Mrs Luce, widow 210 Rftinville David, joiner 212 Couvreile Jeremie 214 Fortier Leonard, laborer 316 Hotte Louis '« 218 Lacelle Louis, carter 222 Lacelle J Bte " 230 D6(iiUets Andr6, laborer 232 Beland Honor6, joiner 236 Layer Magloire, laborer Acre King at interacQia 248 Pinard Fi A, grocer 252 Benoit Iwidore, joiner 254 Berthelot Stanisluu8,nuntraoti>r 256 Roy Moisu, laborer 258 PiclH'tte J Bte, carter 262 Dnbe Loiiia, carpenter 264 Poitras Auguste, shoemaker 268 Ricbe Ed, butcher 278 Bcdard Antoine, carpenter 280 Burrowa Wm, tikilor ?.84 Lachance Louis, flton<)cutt«r ^92 Hotte Simon, carter 294 C'loutier Alfred, laboi-er 296 GrattoD Gudeon, maiiioa 298 Duclos J Bt«; Dtoneoutter 300 Dagctmifl Fiavicn, painter 304 Frofier Michael, grocer Hfr€ Ro$e st inicrteoU. 308 Delorme J Bte, laborer 312 Taillefer leaic, carter 314 Tftilk-fer F X, " 316 Descli^ne A, carriage-maker 320 Rathicr Emmanuel, carpenter Here McGu tt internftcts. 328 Paquet Thoa, grocer 330 Desjardius Onesime, plasterer 332 Desjardins Sdv^re.joiner 334 Burgesra Alfred, laborer 336 Wataou James, carpenter 342 McCuliough James, tanner Htr* I'riel *t inUrtieti. 344 Kobillard Odillon, grocer 346 Labont6 Francis, lahorer 348 Duquet Joseph, carter 350 St Aubin Vincent, laborer 358 Danis Zotique, blacksmith 360 Savard Thomas, laborer 366 Proulx Joseph, " 368 Martel Edwill. barber Here St. Joseph li irtUr$eets. 378 Belanger Erisbe, laborer 380 Lebeau Pierre, " 382 Dunning David, " 384 McMill<»n John, « 386 Bourasaa August*', tanner 388 DucloB Pierre, stonecutter 392 Desjardins FranQois, laborer 398 Denaud Octave, « 398iSt Onge J6rome, « 400 Proulx Isidore, " Here Notre Dmne -^i in'f.rtects. 436 Kelly J, gardener tor the Sisters F«lar R«ftlff«)tmt«r k««p« Mfl»t fuid Flah In hot weAtber. B89IONDii.8*. M^l, ]§ OTTAWA STBJIIT niBBCfTOBT. 63 S»gtMU7 StMmbMt X^ of StoMuan. O'OOKlffOl k WAXJiU» ifiiiti. St. JoMph Street, eaat tide, from fit Andrew tt to St Patrick. 9 Fink J J, plasterer IT) Martha Pierre, laborer li? Bouiflt Gilbert, painter 21 Groulx J BtCj laborer 25 Galarneau Joseph, baker V)9 Poirier TouHsaint, lalmrer 31 Loyer Eustttche, jeiner 33 Gifigras Wm, laliorer 36 Jobun Elz^ar, Hhoeinaker 37 Filiatrault .J Hfo, niaflon 39 LabeDe Venance, " 53 Charleboia O H, grocer here fit. Patrick »t intersects St Joseph Street, west side. 4 Martol Joseph, niaRon 8 Lepage Miohel, laborer 10 Deslaurier F^lix, '* 14 Datiifl Joseph, carpenter 13 Lortie Moioe, mason 20 Denault Emeric, joiner 22 Malouin JoHepli, slioeniaker 28 Lafontaine JoNeph, plasterer 28 CorbeilleMraPauliCnarwoman 32 Garneau Nazaire, fitoneoutter 40 Brisbois fHidore, " 64 Pinard Mrs Adolphe, groceries Here St. Patrick at intersects. St. Patrick Street, iVbr '! S ;;iA: I .' t'iy W^ ^ r' -'i" 66 OTTAWA ST&IIT DiaiOTOBT. Centnl Vfrmont IWlroftd. O'OOKNOS ft WALLII^ Ageati. Li'i'' i ft *I ■ il: H^'* 'I tSi ■ i":^ |t!;y.I>.- J ;s m.: i>:vf i?'-i«lv;l:.^ -^ lilt'' I 1 'O ' '^i 594 Thomas Louis, baker 696 Carroll Mrs Michael, widow 604 Brown John, jr, laborer 606 Day Joseph, plumber here Cobourg at intersecta. 630 Thibault Baptiste, laborer 632 Richer Joseph, « 634 Burns John, " 636 Broker Chas, butcher 640 Boucher Eilaire, laborer 642 Kitts James, stonecutter 650 McEv^oy William, laborer 660 Charon John, " 662 Mill^tte Felix, « 664 Hawea Edward, « 664)Turner Samuel, plasterer here Charlotte st intersects. 696 Henry John M B, excise officer St. Paul Street, North aide, from GancU east to Bideau River. 5 Aumond Jos, lumber office 7 G G F Guards Armory Keating James, caretaker here Stissex st intersects. 15 Gilpin Robert, hotel 35 Atkins Miss Here Mosgrove st intersects. 59 McCoy Jas, laborer 61 McGann Gregory, billposter 63 Briggs Wm, laborer 65 Fogartv Bernard, laborer €7 Duny Chas, laborer 69 Ambrose Thos, carpenter 73 McDougall Peter A, M D 95 Keho^ John, blacksmith 99 Shou»er Mrs Peter, widow Here Nicholas st intersects. 117 Kehoe Wm, blacksmith 119 Percy Andrew, painter 123 Wood Mrs E, wid, board house 126 Curamine Robt, shoemaker 169 Cairns Aire, wid, board house 176 Kerr D, Volunteer Review 177 Patterson Mrs, widow 179 Smith John, elk (Ball & Co) 181 Strang John, painter 183 Standford Wm, clerk 185 Raine W H, saw sharpener 187 Ingram John, salesman 189 Stewart Jas C, accouhtant here Cumberland st ititersecta. 197 Smith Wm, turner 211 Stewart John, carpenter shop 217 Davis J G, collector onq f Dow Mrs, widow I Alcaa Felix, architect q„. r Morton H, bookkeeper ^^* tNichollsP 227 St John Pat, mason 229 Stacey John, elk customs house 231 Hawley Alex, carpenter 233 Gillies James cutter Eastern W M Church here King at interaecta, 255 Keays Mrs, widow 261 Mooney Daniel, carter 271 McMartin D, salesman 283 Fraser Alex, carpenter 291 Taylor Alex ' 297 Dyde Sam, U F & R Co 299 Blanchet Frangoise, civil serv here Nelson at interaecta 305 Langrell Thos, chief of police 319 Bruce John, boots and sooss 323 McDougall Mrs, widow Jiere Friel at interaecta. here Chapel at interaecta 416 Carter Wm, civil service 419 Gibson B, contractor here Augusta at interaecta. .,, J Teta Eugene, civil service ^^1 iTetuJM 466 Beattie W M, coal merchant here Cobourg at intersects. 6(11 Gliddon Wm, civil service 613 Buchanan W 515 Grist John, patent agent Usre Charlotte st intersects. '■* Wurtemburg " ( Yielding Mrs, widow 699 < Yielding F, issuer marriage ( licenses St Faal Street, south aide. 8 Carlton Christopher, clerk cus- tom house here Sussex st intersects. 22 Harris George 24 Woodland R jr, tanner, &c 36 Woodland James, er 38 Woo«lland R, leather store 54-56 Mel n tyre Mrs, pro Victoria hotel here Mosgrove st intersects. 68 Ambridge John, laborer 60 Buckwhistic R << 62 Goslin Cyril 76 Mosgrove Robt « ITpjw Ottawa Ui(loB Vonrwdlng Btc jaboat * BaUrowl do. COOHHOB 4 WALLER, Afti, r': :r>i\ t r a house o y'\\ serv leets •f police I ^oss w eta. •sects rice I'sects, Bervice C! Tchftnt fsects. rvice gent ersects. (< •w • marriage thside. clerk cu8- •sects, ler, &c r store ro Victoria eraeets. orer LLEB, Agti. OTTAWA 8TRKET DIRBOTOBY. 61 Qnebeo ud Qvlf Pwta Steamihlp OompanT. O'OONNNB & WALLEB, Agenti. 80 Neelin J, merchant 82 Cooper Wm, engraver 84 Brown M, livery stable 86 Wall Wm, grocer 88 Clements T T, waiter 90 Stewart Peter, painter 102 Howes W B, pro Nicholas hotel here Nicholas st intersects. 104 Baldwin Bros, grocers 106 Gray Wm, clerk Sheriff's office 112 Boss Alex, lawyer ,-,„ j Baldwin S W*^ H, grocer ^^*' t Baldwin John « 120 Caron B J, desk factory 124 i ^^^^ Station, No 3 \ Graham Fr ois, guardian 128 Loverings John,carriage painter 130 Cleary John, carter 134 Daly Tim, laborer 136 Pack John « 140 Orr John, carver * gilder 140iSpencer Thomas, bricklayer 142 Higman Thomas, plumber 142iPloyd ThoB, carpenter 144 Thomas John S, printer lfi2 J I^i^y ^^^9 OMce \ Andrew Wilson, proprietor 164 Pollock Jas, gardener 168 Bvrne Wm, waggon maker 170 ELamilton Jas J, hlacksmith 178 Armstrong Mrs, widow 186 Beaudry E, carpenter 190 Binks Geo, clerk P O Dpt here Cumberland st intersects. 194 Robertson John, bricklayer 196 Campbell Alex, carpenter 204 Higgms M, clerk civil service 206 Anderson C E " « 210 Conway Mrs, widow 212 Ferguson Miss, knitter nig f Robertson Jas, mason \ Fletcher John, carpenter 218 Jamieson Robert, baker 228 Andrews Wm, teamster 230 Turnbull Jas, flour store 244 Burpee T R, civil service here King st intersects. 312 Crain Robt, contractor 320 Baskerville Geo, grocer 322 Blais A, clerk 326 Rathwell Samuel 328 Farquhar Wm, contractor ?iere Friel at intersects. 368 Cameron Hon Malcolm, M.P 378 Esmonde Joseph, hardware here Chapel st intersects. 426 Deslaurier J, office keeper 430 Johnson E, civil service here Axigusta st intersects. 464 Ewart David, architect here Cobourg st intersects. 602 Sutherland G S, watchmaker hae Cliarlotte st intersects, here Wurtemburg st intersects. 608 Moss Mrs, widow Sally Street, East side, (Formerly John st) From Ottawa River to Somerset »t. 9 Macnutt Charles S, clerk Here Vittoria st inttr sects. 41 Richardson C, civil service Here Welliiigiotitt intersect*. 99 Latimer Robert, coachman here Sparks st intersects. New Market House, 123 Fire Station No 2 Stanford Thomas, guardian here Queen street intersects. 137 Ross Miss, confectioner 145 Veale Philip, carpenter here Albert street intersects. 189 O'Brien, W D, clerk here Slater st intersects 191 Lefebvre Alfred, merchant 193 Moxley Mrs William here Maria st intersects. 213 Cowieson Robert, stonecutter Here Gloucester st intersects. 241 Robinaou Donald, stonecutter here Nepean st intersects. 251 Henderson William, clerk Here Lisgar st inta'sects. here Cooper st intersects, Sally Stxeet, West side, 14 Langdon Thomas, laborer 20 Henderson Abr, tailor 18 Lefleure Louis, laborer 34 Langford Abraham, tailor here Vittoria st intersects 42 Glover ThOB, blacksmith 44 Swail Wm, tinsmith 46 Ferguson J, plumber 50 Lewis Francis, gentleman here Wellington st intersects, Wellington Market 88 Williams Edward, accountant Here Sparks st intersects. Dominioii BtMMhip Oo- leaves Qaeleo Thutflay fti Liverpool O'OONHOB 4 WALLEB, Agt mk .14 •■}fb j ; ■urn I'-l , ! |l. ■. .'• J'! ,« mm 68 OTTAWA 8TBK1T DIRSOTORT. Qnxaaif Baie Bnrnsr, topt the markvt m • hMtar, Only st EnfOHBBV. 118 Ottawa Boot a Shoe Company, Erskioe & Thurston, prop^s here Queen tt intersects. 124 Torrance John A, civil service 126 McCarthy Henry F, Jruggist 132 Hector Thomas, civil service 134 Patrick Thadeus, civil service here Albert st intersects j^ f Hasty Mrs Thomas \ Hasty Thomas, bookbinder 156 O'Eeefe Patrick, saddler 160 Living Henry (of Hunton and Living) Here Slater st interaects. 184 Eeir S C, landing waiter her$ Maria st intersects. " Gloucester « here Neipean st intersects. 244 Corridan Edward, grocer Here Lisgar st intersects. ** Cooper " 298 Clan James, teamster here Somerset st intersects Shamrock Street, north side, {formerhf Carri&re Lane) from King at. easterly. 1 Poitier Honore, hair-dresaer Shamrock Street, south side. 10 Lyonnais Honore, plioemaker 12 Potvin Chas, tinsmith 14 Laurin Narcisse, hiborer 18 Gariepy Damage, plasterer 22 Labrechc Pierre, musician 24 St George Joseph, mason 28 Champagne M, laborer 32 Delorn\e Francois, carter 34 Meyner Napoleon, " 36 Turcotte Joseph, laborer 38 Lepine Moiee, carter 40 Danis Pierre, joiner 42 Charron Arsdne, laborer 44 Langlois Louis, joiner Sherwood St, East side. (Le Brkton Flats) Jrom Oi-egon south to Aqueduct. 21 Keely James, laborer 27 Nevin Michael, „ 31 Lalonde, Pierre ,, 33 Brethwick Geo, carter 35 Beauchamn Joe, laborer fil Crawford James „ 53 Carrutlers John, miller 66 Johnston Mrs, widow 67 Whelen Peter, clerk 69 Davis John, laborer here Queen at west interaecta. 83 York William, grocer 89 Rubie Wm, laborer 91 Gotier Julien, „ 99 Grison J L, book-keeper 103 Webb Geo, painter 109 Ager Thomas 111 Grey J, pattern-maker 115 Dowdell Jas, culler 117 Belanger Jos, laborer 119 Loyer Joseph 121 Roy Abraham, laborer 125 Laclaire Sml, grocer Sherwood Street, west side. (LkBrktoi^ Flats.) Kilbride J, laborer, bd house Kilbride Michael, laborer Goukie Patvick, „ [ O'Hara Richard, ,. 4 PuUin Thomas, „ 6i Brown George, „ 16 Dale Robt, carpenter 20 Plett Nelson, „ 22 MoLardy John, laborer 24 Kirby Victor, culler 26 Harkin Wm^ clerk 32 Acton John, laborer 34 Kennedy Henry, millwright ' Way Mrs, widow, bd house Burns Patrick, laborer Marks Elias, „ McKay Henry, millwright Daly t, brakesman, COR [ Fraser Wallace, blacksmith 42 Turner Geo, blacksmith O'Neil Michael, millwright, boarding house McBride John, miller Stitt Robert, „ [ Paqiiet Thos, millwright 54 Atkinson John, flour merchant 66 Robertson Joseph, laborer 66 Larocque Alexander 70 Atkinson P, grocer & tlour iner here Queen st west intersects. 90 Turner Louis, laborer 92 Allan William, turner 94 Ryan Michael, laboier 96 Hanrahan Mrs, grocer 98 Hanrahan Jos, butcher 102 Spearman Wm, laborer 104 Blttis, William, „ Rondeau B, „ Madden Wm, farmer Costello James, laborer 36 48 i 108 110 12( 124 BiIleau;Simon, Paper Ruled at ALBX. JIIORTIMBR*8, Sparka Street. OTTAWA STRUT DIRIOTORY. 69 (huutfd Boyal Mail Steamship Oompaaj. O'OONNOB & WALLEB, Aginta. 126 Glavin Peter, laborer here Ottawa st intersects. 138 Parent Michael, laborer 140 Dixon William, „ Slater Street, North side, from Canal strut west to Concesrion ttret^- 19 Hannum James M T, manager E B Eddy 31 'Hope Jas, stationer 37 Agnew Andrew, confectioner 39 Tucker P N, clerk 41 Boyce Ghas, printer 43 Bowles F J, contractor here Elgin st intersects. 89 Lusisnan Alphonse, civil ser 93 Moreland Harbrick, clerk Here Metcalfe st interaecta. 109 Ottawa Curling Club 10;; / W(/>d8 Mrs, widow, bd house ^^ \ Sinden Mr 127 Angus Robt, ins agent 131 Nicholson J 133 Carriere Ghas, pro Citizen here O'Connor st intersects. 171 Ross Wm B, civil service 175 Arnaud Elias, clerk 177 Tybayne David, machinist 179 Gibson John 181 Kenly Robt, watchmaker 191 Carr J B, law writer 193 Helnier Nathaniel, ins agent 197 Offord Mrs Jqnathan 199 Forfar T F, seedsman 203 Skinner Joseph, druggist 205 Dalglish James, grocer 209 Henry James 211 Waddell Wm D Here Bank st intersects. 247 Skead J S, clerk 249 Allan Catharine 251 Allan Hu^h 257 Cambie H J, engineer 259 Moore Rev W, pastor Bank st church 269 Simpson Hon J, assis auditor 277 Allan David, carpenter 279 Mackel J, agt of The Standard Here Kent st intersects. 343 Morrison E B, grocer Her* Sally «( inttrtects. 867 Blyth John, merchant 369 Bunnell Geo, carpenter 376 Elliott Edwin, jnoulder 379 Hornidge R L, Sergt of Police Here Bay st intersects. Slater Street, South side. 34 Graburn Marmaduke 36 Dowler John, millwright Here Elgin it intersects. 60 Lee W Horace, civil service 62 Morgan H J, civil service 68 Grain Geo, contractor 74 Botterell Edw, govt clerk 76 Evanturel Edward, civil service 78 Topley W J, Notman Studio 80 Rice Wm, clerk 88 McEdwards G 90 McDougall M, lumber mer Here Metcalfe st intersects. 108 Brock I H, editor Free Press 114 Cluff W H, insurance agent 122 Williams David P, book-keeper 124 Williams Hugh J 138 Buckingham Wm 144 Hay Henry, civil service 146 Gardner David, clerk 162 Hill Wm, cabinet-maker Ae~e O'Connor st intersects. 174 Dwyre John H 178 Adamson Mrs, widow ion / Cousens William ^^^ I Cousens Wm C, clerk 184 Bowin Peter 188 Snow Wm B, civil engineer 192 Workman W G, music teacher here Bank st intersects. 238 Childers — , carver 244 Burns W H, sculptor nie j Burns John, messenger \ Byrne Samuel, clerk 262 Holland George C, reporter qcA f Holland Andrew, pub Citizen ^*'" t Holland William Here Kent st intersects, 308 Eaton W S 322 Mills F W, professor of music 356 Queale Wm, lumber dealer Here Sally st intersects. 386 Mulva Mrs, widow 392 McVietty W, license inspector here Bay st intersects. 408 Forgie A G, merchant 410 Dunlevie G G, civil service Somerset Street, North side. from Canal st west to Bell sU (formerly Isabella and Centre st.) Here Bank st intersects. 477 Armstrong Wm, laborer Lmu Boyal Mail Line, saiie from Vew York M ^ 499 Crawford Ambrose laborer 645 Mann Patrick « 661 Henneeey Patrick " 695 Leonard Patrick, mason 607 McDonnell Michael, laborer 641 Shea John G, millwright here Concession st intersects. 735 Templeton Jos, carpenter Somerset Street, south side. 464 Bufton Alfred, butcher 476 Halpeiiny Michael, shoc^maker 484 Nevin Darby, laborer 492 Mo.Arthur Mrs, widow 600 Parcel! Michael, laborer 608 Murphy Patrick " 620 Allan Edward " 638 Mann John « 662 Dooley Patrick *' 696 Berry Mrs, widow 626 Bernard Wm, maaon 662 Tobin Jae, laborer Here Coiuxssion st inttrsects. Bj^]s» Street] North side. Nkw Post Office. 29 Pace H, watchmaker, 31 Orme, J L & Son, music store 33 Buchanan W F, ins agent 36 Durie & Son, stationers 37 Banes C W & Co, hatters 39 Smith & Stewart, stationers 41 Holbrook G M, tailor at clothier Here Elgin st intersects. 45-47 Hope Jas & Co 49-51 Vincent T, fancy goods &c 53-^5 Allan, McKinnon & McMor- nan, dry goods merchants ill & ~ • • ■ grocers '67-69 8 Howell & Co, wholesale 61 Wallis J D, photographer 63 Chalmers & Co, bazaar 66 McLean H, auction rooms 67 Nordheimer A & S, music.store 39 Boos John, tooacconist 71 Preston's shoe store 73 Stitt J B & Co, dry gds mchts ■ 75 Kilt & Brophy, tailors &c „ rN;'e,Llf \ Wholehan M, ins agent 79 Cochenthaler S. tobacconist 81 Cail A B, fniit store Canada Agricultural Ins Co, Cluflf& Mill, agents 83 • Royal Insurance Co, Robert Angus, agent (Custom House 85 Marks N- jeweller 87 Christie A A Co, druggists 89-91 Ontario Bank He' ' Metcalfe at intersects 93 Merchants' Bakk 97 Perry E A, book store 101 Martin Alex, dentist 103 Morrison A M, Italian ware- house 105 O'Meara & Co, clothing store 107 Martin C A, dentist 109-111 Bate & Co, grocers ' 113-115 Gowan H * J, music store and hall ,,- f Lawson A J, photographer \ Hodges H, hatter * furrier 119 Pratt Jas & Co, shoe store 121 McKinnon Neil, ins agent 123 Wilson & Orr, carvers and gilders 125 Shaver W H, confectioner &c 127 Fruit Depot, Arless, agent 129 Dawson Geo, sewing machine agent 131 Borbridge Wm, saddler 133 Scott Cayley & Cayley, manu- facturers agents 135 Forfar T F, seeds, flowers and implements 139 Lawrence T, tailor f Stiff Bros, photographic gall 141 j D S McKinnon & Co, Music ( Warerooms 145 Harrison T H, auctioneer 147 Stalker H, dry goods merchant 149 Kenny T W|& Sons, tailors and outdtters 151-153 Lang A W, hardware raer Here O'Connor st intersects. 156-157 Garland, Mutchmor & Co, wholesale dry goods Forgif John, bd house O'Connor Hon John, 201-203 barrister Cotton Jas, Times office [ Heron W L, clerk ■ Cowan Thos, Florence Hotel Wall Wm, stonecutter Hedee Robt, laborer Wallace John, bricklayer McDonald K, telegrapK oprtr 205 \ Quinn James, laborer Curtis John, barber Colier John, stonecutter Bradine Jacob, forsman BarratB, «« Staekuole J, 209-11 MornsonBB Here Bank st intersects, 213 Brown Alfred, sew machine aji Tk* •< Bms Oo»1 ■(«▼€«*» i» 1**> fenad only «t SSSMONDK'S. «phic gall 1- *' OTTAWA BTRIST DIRBOTOBT. 71 New Twk and Btrmnda Btesaihip Line. O'OONIOR & WALLER. Aganti. 215 Brown's auction * fiona sale yd 219 Johnso . & Reid, builders 225 227 277 285 289 2!)1 Fripp ''"S, widow Evans Jeremiah, Here Kent st intersects. Gordon Rev D M, Presbyterian Foster J, sextn Presbyterian ch Bain James, civil service Erskine Dr 305 Perkins Ed (private residence) 307 Perkins' machine «!l;op Here Sally c* intersects. Wfci.-:^"""c^ Ward Market — Bichardciou R, butcher, stall 1 Bufton A, pork stall " 2 Woods Mrs Jas, butcher " 3 Bufton A, " " 4 353 Sparks estate office — Clark J, aeent 357 Hesketh Capt paymaster 377 Drummond Geo, insurance agt Here Say street intersects. Sims R A, carriage maker Sweetman John, dyer Leyden P G, clerk Ingram Jos, laborer Cameron Alex, " Skelton Chas, " McMahon Simon, wheelwrt Brown Richard, laborer King Samuel, " Hinchey Anna, laundress ^ Greg6ire Louis, laborer Here nelUngton st intersects. Sparki Street, south side. 20 Henderson & Co, stationers 22 Ottawa shirt store 24 Cole A T, fancy.store 26 O'Connor & waller, ins-ogents 30 G T R ticket office, Alex Taylor a^ent 32 Christie S, commission agent 34 Miles E, hair dresser 36 Sutton J 'J , insurance agent 38 McCuaig R C W, ins agent 40-42 Russell house, Gouin Jas A, Here Elgin st intersects. Michaels il, tobacconist Gibson J H P, confectioner Photographic gallery. Miss Lock wood Eeiffenstein G, com agent Mosgrove W, barrister \ Buchanan, Ware & Co Coward D W & Co, ina agents 48-60 Ottawa Mills Supply Agency Caldwell &. Go, managers 52 Citizen office 385 397 405 407 44 4fi 64 66 58 60 78 80 82 Hay Geo, hardware merchants I Wood Dr . Hutchison Geo, dentist ' Fellowes O'Gara, Laperrie & Remon, barristers Tackaberry I B, auctioneer Ottawa Loan Investment Co> Frederic Wright, secretary " " ins agent [ Cruice R W, commission agt _ Beament T, gents outfitting str 62-64 Leslie Jolin. jeweller, &c 6C-68 Russell St Watson, dry goods 70 Pennock & Co, ins & exchange office 72 Kenly R, jo weiler, &c 74 Drummond & Waddell, ins agts 76 Barton John, undertaker f Brown W Godbee, sewing •i machine agent ( Brown W W, C C Bruce, music store Bird R J, shoe store 84 Graves Bros, tinsmiths 86 E Ackroyd Hoop, skirt factory 88 Esmonde Bros, tinsmiths 92 Mann G, hardware here Metcalfe st intersects. 94-96 T Hunton Son ife Larmonth, dry goods merchants 98-100 Shoolbred & Co, Ottawa carpet warehouse 102 Stevens A J & Co, sh6e store 104 McPhee W, L.D.S dentist 106-108 Metcalfe J, clothier 110 Bryson C, dry goods merchant 112 Maclaren & Chalmers " 116 Borbridge Thos « 118 Smith J & Co, clothiers 120-124 British Lion hotel, Weldon Champness, proprietor 126-128 Bishop & Son, grocers 130-132 McCormick &ISon, flour 134 Elwell, G T O, Medical hall 138 Jollicour M, boot & shoe store 140 ■[ ^obortson Alex, tobacconist I Jarvis Saml, photo gallery 142 Davidson F R, cuemist & drugst 144 Johnston & Ross, bankrpt stock 146 Dorion C P, tinsmith 148 Angus & Co, furniture store 160 Campbell & Almas, grocers 162-154 Gner Wm, wholesale dry goods Here O'Conv/'r street interttcts. 158 Harris '& Campbell, cabinet makers and upholsterers Some, Watertown and Ogdensbturg Bailread. O'OOSNOK f, WALLEB, AgmU, ill :' "lid" ' m V; m ^: '■ T h 'i ■'1 ;? !') i' ill Va. • r) Xi-- : • ■^^^:vi||!|lr Iff ,■ ! ^^ F '■■■ ;, . I.f sn,-. mm ;•: 1-/ m w OTTAWA BTBIIT DIBEOTOBT. Orsftt ¥eit«m Ballioad of Oanada. O'OOVHOB k WALLEB, Agent*. 160 Sejbold & Moynes, dealers in small wares, stationery, etc. 162 / Mechanics institute iNoonan's restaurant 164 O'Meara Sc Co, boots k shoes 166 Union forwarding and railway co's office — R S Cassels, pres 168 Stephen Bros, paint store 170 Bush J, sewing machine agent 172 / Titus A, Ontario carriage fcty \ Oliver &, Son, cabinet makrs 196 Lee Selby, shoe store 198 Mortimer A, bookbinder 200 Bureau Jos, printing office 202 Shore Tlios & Go, saddlers 204 Cbi] A B, fruit store 206 Guruey Jas, « 208 Patchell J, butcher Htre Bank street Interaeets. 214 Horsey Dr 222 Edwards So"' - ir, fruit store 224 Ferguson P ii, plumber, gas and steam fitter 234 Mills A K, .nb>.'.ne cutter 266 Old Ff C C'n .i>EL 264 Tioi]f: "■'.•r^, widow 266 Shearei' ."ira, dressmaker Ai. ,!, t'ent St intersect-^. 278 F,eaiJon Ti- ^. builder 282 Skead, Rol t. ^.^.^.•e) 288 Skead, Robt, lumber merchant, 300 Griffin W H, dep postmaster-gl 308 Perkins' boiler shop 320 Lamb John, engineer Here Sally street inter etott. 342 Ralph Alex, jeweller 374 Ford Mrs, widow 390 Hartney Henry, clerk C S ^QQ fButtlerWm, shoemaker I Lawrence Wra, machinist 416 Fee Saml, bookkeeper 418 Sparks Mrs Frederick, widow Chbist Church 436 Lauder Rev J S, Archdeacon hire Wellington st intersects. Stewart Straet, north bide, from Besserer street east to Rideau River „,( Peachy J W, C 8 clerk **^\ Peachy J RN 30 Allen Wm, hatter Here Cumberland si intersects 49 Codd James, grocer 63 Canty John, carter 69 Pretter Herman, clerk of votea 83 Currier T W, lumljer manuf Here King at intersects 119 Peachy Nere, coachman 127 Ogilvy James 133 Morrison N Here Nelson st intersects. 155 Larmonth Peter, merchant Here Friel st intersects 215 Reitfenstein G C, commerohant 217 Bliss Chas, G 8 221 Tracy Wm, watchmaker 229 Dyke Mrs Jameo Here Chapul st intersects. 283 Juvet Henry C S clerk Here Augusta st intersects. Stewart Street, south side, 18 Burns Felix, clerk 20 Clark Patrick, C S clerk 22 McDougall Aug, surveyor ' 24 Somerville W M, marble works 26 Borthwick Wm, grocer 30 LungtonjJohn, auditor general 36 Long John, engineer 38 Casey Mrs M A 44 Morse John, plasterer Here Cumberland st intersects, 54 Oswald William, coachman 56 Geliespie A, laborer 66 Trudeau T, dep min of p wdep 76 Jarvis James, clerk 80 Warne Win, l&borer 82 Brook H J, S mess 84 Garlick Mrs Thos 86 McClack >Vm, laborer 92 Cooner Thomas, plasterer 94 Phaien John, Carp 'i^.p: Here King si intersects 122 Dacier C O, druggist 134 Burns John, C S clerk 154 Driscoll James, bottler here Nelson st intersects. 158 Taylor John Fennijjgs, gen'man 172 Craig Jas, agent 176 Tremble Wm, stoker 188 Ross Thos, Col Q G F G, civil service 198 Walker W H barrister Here Friel st intersects. 206 r ;rson ' E, merchant 220 Keunv T W, 230 Donaluson John, bin ksmith 232 James John, grocer Here Chapel st intersects. 248 Whyte R B, stationer 250 Brewer James, C S mess 262 O'Keefe Thos, " " it. LftimaM 4 Ottiwa Sallway Oompaay. 0*OOHHOB 4 WlLLEl^ kgnia, OTTAWA STBliT DIRIOTORY. T3 0«t your OomioM at 8H00LBBED At 00/8, the burf«rt ttoek in th* dty. 254 Duncan Thos, agent 256 GowJohn sr 264 Graham John, laborer Rtrt Augtutaat intersectt. Soawz Street, East side. from Rideau River to Canal Basin. Here Mackay »t intersects. Here DaViousie st intersects. 75 Bingham Samuel, laborer Here Metcalfe SquQire intersects 161-163 Immigration OfSce, W J, Wills agent Here Molaggert St intersects. 197 Bursess A G, general news agt 223 Faulkn<3r N, merchant 225 Fooks Frederick, hotel-keeper. Here Botelier st intersects. 237 O'Reilly Jas, driver 241 Halamphy Willett Mrs 247 BSUemare Theophile, boot and shoe merchant 251-253 Bellei'ive Louis, prop of the Peerless Hotel 263 Keayo John, painter, groceries liquors &c Here Bolton st intersects. 265 Collins Peter, grocer 279 Lariviere Peter, grocer. 287 Lariviere Peter.carriage builder Here Cathcart st intersects. Here Water st intersects. 327 Brennan J D, prop DufFerin House 333 Lortie J B, harness maker 335 Morgan John, green grocer 347 Latremouille A, prop Manitoba House Here St. Andrew st intersects. 365 Brigham Thos C, lumber mert 373 Christian Brothers school, Bro. Andrew, Superior. Here Church st intersects. Roman Catholic Cathedral of Notre Dame Here St Patrick si intersects. 411 Latr^rnouiUe Geo, mr.^ht tailor 415 Moreau OoJfroi, hotel 41" Lover AH, hotel 423 Dux,heg-)? Jos, hotel 427 Freuderiherg E, je-veller and watchmaker 429 Baakerviile Bros, grocers &c Here Murray st intersects. 446 Leblano & Lemay, clothing. 449 Ghevrier Alph, clothing 461 Robitaille Bros, jewellers Ao 453 Desrosiers Ant, Hotel du;Ca8tor 466 IS haw C S, watchmaker 467 Duroeher O, boots and shoes 469 Marks N, jeweller & watohmk 463 Bellemare Th^o boots & shoes 465 Martineau Eug, dry goods here Clarence si intersects. 476 Daniels Jas^prop Revere House 479 Parsons W T, watchmaker and 481 Talger C, tolacconist 483 Rice Dan, cigar store 486 Brock G, fruit dealer 489 Seaton T J, watchmaker and jeweller 491 Thompson Jas, grocer dry gooas &o 493 Renihan J, merchant tailor 495 Ward J W W, Barrister. 497 Young Bronson & Go, flour dlra Here York st intersects. 611 Leavens Parsons & Ghevrier wholesale lamp glaas and coal oil dealers 613 Ghenet P, dry goods 4>17 Piicier G 0, chemist & druggist 519 Oeare Wm N, fruit store 621 Germain and Mongenais dry goods merchants 523 McDonald A fi & Go, agents auctioneers and valuators etc 526 Meadows & Go, hardware merts 527 Hawkins E, gents furnishings 629 Heney & Co saddlers &c 531 McDougal & Go^ hardware 633 Mortimer Q, chemist & druggl 535 Brobery Aler. hatter & furrier 637 Germain N i Son, tinsmiths 547 Mills W, prop Clarendon Eouae here George st intersects. 651 Pin art*. J A, dry goods .,iiit ' ' '^ I < •ik I ■v!:.r i ;.w» '■\ i ■JM-] ml. ". !!■•! ! . '11^^ ii ■ i ■ ';i| -.11 .?'■.{,' 1 ' J ■"'{IP: I ■;■■»■ I'' ! I } t4 OTTAWA SxRllT DIAKOTORT. ' S ill K^^'h''-' ' ft .'i I f ■> ft^ V ^ • ■ i i i r^« . i. .,.. ■ ■J jiji \ '' i« i 1 , ,' HS . 1 ', !•( ' 1' i k^ lMl»t> BUk Rw Int. 0». «f Omad*. Otpltol. t600,000. O'OOHIOB 4 WAILEB, Agfa. Sussex Street, we«< tide, 6 MacLaren J & Co, luntl)«rera here MaeKay at interaecit, « Dalhouait » 172 Bingham Samuel jr, contractor 184 Bowie Capt Alex here McTaggart at interaeeta. 264 Ottawa River Nav Coy's office Bolton at interaeeta. 266 Harris * Campbell, cab't-mkrR 274 Hurley Dennis, artist 276 Chisholm D, dry goods mercht 278 Fisher Geo, agent 284 Marti neau Eug, merchant 286 Smith J, lumber merchant 366 Hamilton Bros, lumber merchts Hiram Kobinson, mangr 374 Lapierre Horace, barrister 376 Shaw C S, general merchant 384 Oliver Robert, clerk p o dept 386 Mailleue Geo, clerk custom dpt 390 French St Vincent de Paul socV Ed Millotte, president 392 Irish St Vincent de Paul soc'y Pat O'Meara, president 396 lastitut Canodien Fran9aiR, Joseph TassS, president here St Patrick at interaeeta. 412 Hudson T B, foreman Thomas McKay's flour mills 414 Whitehead Joseph, clerk 416 McK y, Thos * Co, millers 420 Steward Jaa, hotel 424 McDonell Rory, hotel 426 Qalarneau J B, « 428 Larocque Joa, coufectiouer 432 Laurin S, shoemaker 434 OeGuise a Lapointe, aerated water manufacturers 442 Moreau Aug, hair-dresser 444 Lapointe M, trader, Roy Ad, clerk 446 Champagne Ant, prop Jacques Cartier hotel 456 Graham's hotel — McRae D, maoOji^r 468 WilliamH J C, green grocer 4<50 FrMOr J A, photographer 462 l*tremoui!le Oct, dry goods 468 Goulden J M,dry gds * cl'thng 470 Groulx X & A, '" " 476 Cameron WA, merchant te''or 478 Nevill & Quinn, gents' frnsl .gs 482 Boiviu G, whlesle boots & shoes 484 Moreau I, boot aTtd shoe dealer 486 Kennedy MrsWm 488 Mowat A, sr, tailor 490 Laporte 8, watchmkr * jeweller 492 Warnock James, baker AQo j 2nd Mutual Building Society \ Mutual " " 500 Egleson P A & Son, grocers 502 Martin '< OTTAWA 8T&11T DIRKOTOEY. 75 XleUgaft OwtMl BaUiwA. O'OOKITOB * WALUB, Agmte. 327 B»rret — , civil Berrioe .129 Cox Francis „ here Chapel st Interteets 397 Cameron John A Theodore Street, aouih aide. 18 Qoodman Joa, bricklayer ,„ f Watcreton ChaH pr, laborer ^ \ Waterston C jr, marble cutter 24 O'Brien Wm, laborer 34 Larwell Edward, civil service htre Nicholas st intersects. 48 McCarthy Chaa, civil service 62 Brophy (} P, eupt O R works 6G Plunkett Jas, civil service 68 Lyon Judge Robert f4 Taylor Fenningfl,as«t elk senate here Bes^erer st intersects. 102 Fitzsimmons John, inrmer here Oumherland st intersects. 152 Rogers Chas, laborer here Nelson at intersects. Victoria Avenue, east side, (formerly Nelson st) from Maria st toPortland Avenue. 13 Lane «fohn, stone cutter 19 Roberts C E, P L 8 26 Darby John, clerk 27 Patrick G M, clerk civil service 102 Lawson Thoa, moulder 120 Hilliard John, laborer Viotoria Avenue, west side. 2 Parker Mrs John, dressmaker 10 Dyer Miss, school teacher 12 Herbert J jr, roofer 16 Ross Hugh, clerk 18 Clarke Geo, contractor 22 Hall \ S, contractor 26 Dunlop John, teamster 28 Cowan Geo, mason 38 Powers Con, stoker Vittoria Street,*no»ert Norbert, laborer 136 Delaroude Chas, " 140 Meunier Chas, " 142 Fancher Xavier, cook 144 Belanser Fre, laborer 146 Gaut David, hair-dresser 148 Brown Jeremiah, stone-cutter 160 Stafford Michael, laborer l!^'i Bourgeois Mrs Naroisee widow L>l Hodees Jas, foreman IW> Day Francis .15*< O'Connor John, shoemaker ISO West Michael, laborc* 170 Lapointe Chris j contractor I .4 Cooney Mrs James 176 Forrest Patrick, laborer 178 Gauld Wm, stonemason 180 Morin Magloire, laborer 182 Fury Patrick, " 184 Diethelm, L, « 188 Chapman James, ** here Cumberland st intersects. 204 Bertrand Mrs 206 Daoust Casi/V u-, carter 208 Lalonde Mrs Mary, widow 210 Lefebvre Mrs Fraei , widow 212 Dumais Max, carter 214 Nadon Michael, « 222 Labelle Pierre, messenger 224 Landry Joseph, laborer 232 Thompson John, carpenter 240 Smith Jas, butcher Get jroor Funiltnrc »t SHOOIiBRKO * CO.*S OTTAWA gfRllT DHUSOTORY. 77 Bt. L>W TBnce A Ottawa Railway Oompmy. O'OOHIOl 4 WALLER, Agsnti. 242 Carbonneau Fn.nciB, xrocer hete King at Mrrnecla. 248 Dompierre Bar j*, bnker 260 Hamel Tli^oph K-, kborer 252 V6zina UI boarding house \ Dewan John, stone cutter 431 Booth G B, gunsmith 436 Carson R, boot an 1 shoe maktr 449 Purcell Jaa, foreman 461 Shields J, painter and glajiier 461 Brading H F & Co Union Brery 467 Keir T W, hotel keeper 469 Hoy Chas, fancy l»kery ^i^j ( Soanfclebury J, confectioner \ Chapman Wm, hairdresser .,.- ( Iiconard C W, painter " \ lurtreon J B, boots & shoes 475 O'Nfcill Grt'-'Jon, hairdresser 477 White P L, tailor 479 Auclair J B, restaurant 481 Cayea O, jeweller »c 483 Underwood Alfred, tobacconist 487 Gordon John grocery Here Qv-een st west intersects, S23 Gorman Gerald, assistant to engineer Ottawa Water Works, pump house Kennedy Wm jr, superintdt Higgins Ed, foreman Brown Wm, " Kerr John, asst" { George Robt, Oiler 641 Cox Saml, culler Ouada Oenteal BaUvay Oonpaajr. (KI0S901 4 WALLEB. AgmUb 'WW i' .1 1^ I IIHIi: ! ■-, f^^f "^^ ^f-* IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) A ^ >S 4 n Wesletan Methodist Churoh. 547 Brogan John, carpenter 649 Berwick Jss, dyer &c, 661 James Henry, laborer 691 Fianklin Geo, contractor 693 Reardon Jas, stone cutter 699 Lee Francis, machinist 601 Gallop Mrs, dress and mantle maker Bere Gatheart at vaett intersects' 617 Stewart Mrs, widow 619 Marks Miss, musical academy 619 Collins Geo, millwright 621 Storey Dnl, turner 62.S Alexander Wm, stone cutter 627 Cunningham C R, secy O W W 637 Johnston Michl tinsmith Sere Lloyd at intersects. Priuabt School West 669 Beabien John, grocer HereShenvood stinterseeta. 681 HillHamnett, barrister 721 Hill H, M D Sere Broad si into'aecta. BsAKOH or St Lawrence Bt Depot 861 Malloch Mrs Edward Wellington Street, south aide New Post Office 26 Garleton Club 32 Ottawa & Bideau forwarding Co J W McBae, agent 48 Dion E, accountant & collector 60 Lambert J T. lumberman's bkr 62 Gendreau A E, hair-dresser 68 Thompson W H, city treasurer 60 Topley W J, photograper 64 Nye L N, tobacconist 74 RiDSAU Glttb 78 The Queen Restaurant, M Kavanagh, proprietor here Mfitcalfe si intersects. 84 New Rioeau Glcb House 98 St Lawrence & Ottawa By Offi Thos Reynolds, manager 106 LaBanqite Nationals, Sam'l Benoit, manager 122 k 124 QosBEO Bank, H V Noel, manager 134 Canadian Bank op Commerce, J H Plummer, manager 188 Ottawa Agricultural Ins Co 140 k 142 Bank of Ottawa, Patk Robertson, manager 144 * 146 Bank of Montreal, Andrew Drummond manager 154 k 156 The Times Newspaper, McLean, Roger & Co, proprH 170 RiDEAV Canal Office, P Wise, superintendent 172 McGillivrar Donald, M D 180 Matthews Thos, boarding-house 184 Boissoneault L T, broker 186 k 188 Slater Jas D 190 McKenzie Hon Alex, minister of Public Works 192 Limn John, fruit store 194 McCulIough Jas, shoemaker 196 Stubbs Wm, lumber mercbnnt 198 Johnstone Wm, gas-fitter Sere Bank st intersects. 214 Hall E, confectioner 218 Montgomery Jas, hotel-keeper 220 Mitins Mrs, milliner 222 Allen Jas, pork store 224 Taylor W H, clothing store 230 Carletor. House, Geo Acres, proprietor 232 Cowan John, grocer .'i - 236 Daughtry Jas, fruit store 238 Foster J C, joiner 242 Taylor Benj, carpenter 252 Roval Exchange Hotel, Geo Acres, proprietor 262 Skead Hon Jas here Kent st intersects Presbtterian Church 282 Dalglish Jas, grocer 284 Lyon Wm, boots and shoes 288 Brough Jas 290 MacCartby H F, druggist 296 Perkins L 300 Ryan J W, dry goods 302 k 304 Butterworth * Co,tin8miths 306 k 308 Blyth G R, merchant 310 Gagn6 & Co, merchant tailors 31 2 A 314 Langford W J & Co, drggit^ts 316 * 318 Jackson Jas, grocer 320 Langford J H, bookseller and stationer 322 Bissain & Odet, hair dressers 326 Lron John, grocer 328 Tupper A C, confectioner 330 Lauzon a Duhamel, merchants 332 Haney & Forgie, dry eoods 334 Hunton & Living, hardware 336 Kayanagh Jos, grocer here Sally st intersects. FkaBiiIiiftIna.Oe.ofHutbrd. (tefital, |l,000b00a O'OOIIOK 4 WAIiLEB, Agts. IS, minister lair dreeaers OTTAWA STBIIT DIRKOTORT. 79 A BMQtiiU lint of Butio Chain, •ettee'a, te., at ESMONDSV. 386 394 416 346 Warvricker F S, saddler 35t St. Mart's Academy 376 Wright Philemon, saddler here Bay at interaects. Price Mrs widow, boarding h Patterson Jas, plasterer Quill Ghas, clerk O'Brien Samuel, laborer Young Arthur, gardener ' VanGortlandt Walter, clerk VanCortlandt Mrs widow 412 McCarthy Jas, merchant fOorman Frs, boarding house Garvell John, laborer Garrell Daniel, " O'Hara John, « O'Rourke Jas, " Bree Patrick, " Smith John, founder 418 Fleck A, founder 424 to 428 Vulcan Iron Works 466 Abbott J B, carriage builder 602 Venn J, confectioner 508 Chapman John, furniture store 612 Hanrahan Bros, butchers 616 McGuire Lawrence, laborer 618 Parsons Robt, laborer 534 Jamieson R E * J G, merchts 638 Howe J G, boots and ahoes 642 Kennedy Thos, hotel-keeper 648 Latohford James, grocer 652 ^enwell U, saddler 654 McNulty Daniel, plasterer 668 Percivai Mrs widow 570 Clayton F, civil service 572 Porter Ghas, engineer {Perkins Geo W, machinist Perkins Albert, <• Raitt Jas, tailor Cox Thos, confectioner 584 Newbegin John, butcher 586 Johnston James, grocer here Hill at interaecta. 694 Gruice Thos, clerk civil service 598 Grant D A, civil service 602 Pinhey John, elk Quebec Bank 610 Pattee G B (Perley & Pattee) 630 Pinhev Ghas, barrister 650 Cook Thos, machinist 664 Coulter Alex, millwright 664 Eastwood D S, mgr Union bank 670 Kenny T, agt Perley * Patt«e 672 Whalen Capt Jas 674 Fleck A W; clerk 678 LeeUG, agei-^ 680 Burgess A M, editor of Timea 684 Jones H A, civil service 676 580 682 Wilbrod Street, north aide, Jrom Canal at eaat to Bideau river. 63 Saul Thos, mason 65 Holly Gon, laborer here Nicholas at interaecta. 129 Shea Murtah, carter 131 Shea John, " 135 Gdte Thomas, painter 137 Connolly Peter, messenger G 8 f Kearns Peter, dry gds mrcbt 157 \ Ryan David (. Ryan Patrick, clerk G S here Cimberlawl it iiiterieets. ^ »n ( McRea John, forwarding co *'^ \ McRea Hector, clerk 213 Gdt6 J, clerk Privy Council Mere King «( intersects. 229 Duval Geo, clerk here Nelaon at interaecta. 289 Smyth Gen Solby 317 Gampeau F R E, civil service Here IHel at interaecta. 321 Hanlon Miss Mary, grocery 323 Smith Joe, steward 325 Cairns John, plumber 337 Greenaway John, plumber 339 Pierrepont Saml, brass finisher 343 Naah John, carpenter 345 Jordan Robt, '* 347 Evans Wm, laborer 349 O'Hare John " here Chapel at interaecta. 371 Street G T, civil service 381 Fosbery H T, clerk G S Wilbrod Street, aouth aide. 100 Wood Robt, tailor Thk Unitersitt of Ottawa. Here Cumberland at interaecta. St Joseph's Ghuroh 194 Kingsford Wm, o E, P W'dept 196 O'Neil Mrs A M German Lutheran Chvroh . here King at interaects. 234 Rourke P J, bookkeeper 238 Mighton Wm, clerk 244 Small H B, clerk 264 Webster John, contractor Here Ndaon at interaecta. Jfmwusf Goods Ibr Presents «t A« MORTIMBR'S* Btoret Spmrk* %U 'r .'\ ji)') "iill p If "M % l-:M% n mm m OTTAWA 8TEIIT DitllOTORT. Bij yon BaOiMd Tlokato ktO'dOKIOB 4 WAUiBB'8 B.B Oflw ud MTtyranolf teoiblt 7,i_ t '». !! ■ ''. !.'■ ! 'i I ■, r ! !! ■I I ^'' f M; J' ■I 278 FissSauU Adolphe, clerk G S 290 Laperriere Augustin " 294 Rivet Pierre, " SOO L^oie A O, " 304 Boucher A A, clerk in senate Here IHel at miersects. 330 Rogers G G, civil service ■ Young Wm, bricklayer Young John 338 • Young Thos, contractor Young Jas, lime & stone dlr I Young Robt, bricklayer 342 Greyburn G, bookkeeper 348 McLeod D. clerk 360 Blyth Wm, storeman 354 Nichols Wm, acot M co 368 Ross Wm, contractor 406 Jones Geo, carter 622 Ryan Michael, messenger G S William Street, east side, from Clarence to Bidean. 1 Graven A, second hand store 9 Lowery Mrs Mary 11 Lowery Philip, butcher 19 Barell Mrs Mary, hotel 23 Market Scales, Michael Starrs, proprietor here York at interaecta. 33 Feathers Hotel, Ben Hacketl proprietor ; 43 Newbanks William, trader ' 46 Taillon George, barrister 63 Ghoquette G A, clerk 61 The Gem Hotel, Mrs Starmer Here Oeorge at interaeota 63 RusBell W F, cabinet shop 71 Brown Thos, hotel 76 La verdure E G, plumber Wnrtsmburg Street, eaat aide from Sidea9 Biter aouth to DaHy. 186 White William, P dept 199 Witcher W F, commissioner of fisheries 231 Craig Hugh, plasterer 233 Dillaoough Samuel carpenter York Street, North aide, from Suaaex at euat to King (Dominion Telezraph Co, and Citizen's Ins Co, Deajardins Ghas, agent 6 Ottawa Building Society, Ger- main N, pres ; Matte R, sec 11 Lamontagne J B, watchmaker 16 Kilby Frs T, pro Ontario Hotel 17 Chapeton C J, grain store 19 Lowden A Haigg, '< « 21 Stethem Chs, grocer 23 Cartier Aug, watchmakdr 26 Stratton S a, chemist * druggst 27 McDougall W A & Co, groceries and liquors 29 Pruneau T, painter 31 Anderson Bros, com merchants 47 Barrett Mrs, pro Market Hotel 49 Hylliard Mrs, green grocer 61 McCaffrey Wm, hotel keeper Here Market aguare interaeeia. 69 Heavy Mrs Catherine, fruit dler 61 Farrell Mrs, hotel keeper 66 Finan Francis, fruit dealer 67 Toomey Wm, trader 71 Elliot tt, pro Commeroial Hotel 77 Sullivan Patrick, truier 79 Brady Philip, fbruiture dealer 86 McDonell Donald, grocer 89 Gibson Jas, contractor 97 Douglas Mrs Thos, hotel here Dalhouaie at interaeeia 116 Kehoe John, blacksmith 119 McCuire Mrs Ann 123 Beaudrv Phil, cabinetmaker 127 McCauI Neil, general store 129 Salmon Henry, clerk 131 Moran Mrs Ellen, 136 i ^^^^ ^^^ Romuald \ Kiel Joseph, tinsmith 137 Traversv IsiacMre J P, Assessor for City of Otta^r* 141 Beaubien J T G, M D 149 Laurin Sunislas, boots & shoes 163 Weir Thomas, laborer 167 Ellison Samuel, 169 Villtoeu ve Mrs Margaret widO'» 163 McMillan Adrien, ageot , 169 Murphy John, grocer here Cumberland at interaeeia. 171 O'Conner Michael, laborer 173 TnibrUge John, carter 177 Cawdron Henry, savr flier 179 Bnwright Timothy, tailor 181 Leblanc Thomas, " 183 Richard Adolphe sr, stoaecatter 186 Condel Geo, mason 189 Condel Thos, brieklayer 193 White Wm, carpenter ThMigh TUk««s to Mimtresl, Quebee, Toioato, Ae., at on oloti O'OOIIOB ft WALLEB. Biety, Oer- tte R, Bee atchmaker tario Hotel store maker St * drug^^t !o, groceries r I merchanta arket Hotel lerocer bel keeper nteratets. ne, fruit dler keeper t dealer IT leroial Hotel ruler liture dealer grocer ctor , hotel uttrieeta smith inetmaker ral store >rk aid smith P, AiaesBor a ID KWts & shoes wer .rgareiwiuo'ir agent cer inter Hcis. labover arter r.T filer r, tailor klayer nter RftWALLEB. :^i.'- OTTAWA STRIIT DIBIOXOftT. 81 T hrongk Tlototi to Hew York, Boston, etc., oaa b e had >t enr offlee. O'OOIIOBdtWALLBB. 197 Kilby Joseph, clerk f Huot F X, civ ser clerk 197 Kilby Joseph, clerk 201 Laroque NoeK laborer 203 MoCulloueh H, laborer 205 Slinn Stephen, baker 213 Donavaa Mrs, John, Widow Kere King at intm-aecta York Street, South aide, 10 Soci6t6 de Coastruction Gana- dienne d'Ottawa, Pinard J A, pres, Olivier J L, sec treas 12 Shanl^ J H, fruit dealer 16 Washmgton Geo, Restaurant and lunch room 18 St. Jean Xavi6r,iOabinetmaker 24 McDonald A B a Co, auctioneers 26 Chabot Adolphe, carriage mkr 34 Gleason J, hotel Salmon James, hotel Stuart John, barrister Gold F, clerk Div. Court office Nellis Thos F, barrister Ferguson H A, civ ser eleA 62 ^ Bennett F, " " Knfret A R, clerk B Nationale Haokett James, law clerk Gordon J M, civil service clerk Dumoulin P M, clerk B N McDougall John, civ ser clerk Huot F X, Anderson W P, 52 -{ HuttonP, clerk Turner B W, civil engineer [ Bruce H B D, lumber merchant 64 Roy Damase, " here Market aquare interaeeia. here WiUiam at interseets. 64 Morrison & Bennett, bakers 66 Brady Philip, furniture dealer 68 Eplett Mrs M, trader 70 Swalwell Anthony, 74 Evans Miss Leona, milliner 76 Reynolds Mrs Wm H, widow 78 Lecompte ArsSne, trader 82 Cawthray Binns, dealer in ^ horses cattle etc 88 Buchanan James, grocer Jiere DaVumaie ai interaeeU. 108 Duff James, carter 110 Stratton Jos, painter glacier &0 126 Hughes J, architect 128 Duff John, laborer 138 Reardon W a R, broom manfctn 164 Brown John, soap manfacturer Here Cumberland at interaeeia. 190 Holt John, foreman gfts house here King at intaraecta. S.JACOBS, 83 SPARKS ST., laanlastonr of |onnsi and |ai |l|a^ In Buckram, Rhe Nett, Mechlin and illuaion. FELT HATsTvELYET HATS, ' AND TRIMMED HATS, 0/ my own Manufacture^ conata/ntly on hmd. ^••uM<<'*' r.s^a^utter ■ UANUFACTURER OF STRAW OOODS. H^^Stnw ud Felt HiU side mx ii ike Litnt St|l8i.*'^|r L ;l: m :rir i;, M.( I 'ft ■■v:rf,i •1*1. 'Bi' I uh m .If 'B ' # ill If!- m ■if-? III' ■:.% ■ ■; I .' .* Pi 'h;V f If' {it • ?*;'■ m I A nM V ,■ * :» (SacoeiBor to A. SWALW^LL.) U2TDERTAXSER, ? PERSONS AT A DISTANCE REQUIRING . ,. . Coffins or Caskets iflfooll, Coffii TriniDp, Crajes, Hat Baills, &c., can have them sent on receipt of order or telegram. Metallic Coffins and Gaskets KEPT IN STOCK, "^'v ^ *' v 1 '.-:■. >■ R99idoaoo ; 804 Albert Street v>i OTTAWA ALPBABITIOAL DIRXOTORT. Thnmg h Tlokets to Ohloago, Sanfi-aacigoo. ato. , at ow offio*. O'OOINOE k WALLEB. ^. OO'T-A.^TV-A. ■ «t, V «»>f-v ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY. ;■• ! ^ Principal ABBaEvuTioNg uueo in tuk Alphabetical Dirkctoby.— bdii hoard$; cor eorntr) h AouM! ; 8(1 square : wid widow. Abbott Prfl, clerk, 13 Le Breton Abbott J B, carriage builder, 387 Wellington, shop 466 Wellinstton Abbott Bichard, accountnt, 261 Bay ABBOTT WILLIAM, Agricultural Warehouse, 61 George Abbott Wm, china shop, 386 Well- ington, house 68 Besserer Ackroyd E, hoop skirt factory 86 Sparks Ackroyd Jas, hoop ekirt factory, 444 Cumberland Acton John, laborer, 32 Sherwood Acton John, laborer, 140 Queen Wst Adam James, com agent, bds at Mrs Christies 22 Albert Adam John, com agent, bds at Mrs Christies 22 Albert Adam Robt A, tinsmith, 290 Water Adams Edward, labrer, 37 Papineau Adams Geo, bk-keeper, 67 Metcalfe Adams John, laborer, 462 Clarence Adams Norton, crpter, 110 Nicholas Adams L T, leader I C Band Adams Samuel, builder, 111 Elgin Adams W H, clerk, 86 Besserer Adamson James, civ ser, 261 Maria Adamson Mrs, widow, 178 Slater Addison Wm, lockmaster, on Major Hill Ade Mrs M A, 112 Vittoria Agar Thos, 109 Sherwood Agnew Andrew, confectioner, 37 Slater Ahearn — , blacksmith, 9 Duke Ahearn Mrs John, widow, 35 Llovd Ahearn Morris, blcksmth, 74 Duke Ahearn W & M, blacksmiths, 161 Bridge Albert Henry, laborer, 149 Division Albert John, foreman, 107 Broad Albert Samuel, laborer, 603 Lisgar Albert, bricklayer, 143 Kent ALBION HOT^L, R Graham prop corner of Daly and Nicholas Alcan Felix, architect, 223 Si. Paul Alexander P J, draughtsman, dept Public Works Alexander Henry, clerk, Privy Council Office Alexander Thos, carter, 28 Char- lotte Alexander Wm, clerk, 153 Division Alexander Wm, printer, 196 Botelier Alexander AVilliam, stonecutter, 623 Wellington Alexander W H, clerk, Department Marine and Fisheries Atkinson John, flour merchant, 64 Sherwood Allaire Alphonse, grocer, 246 Saint Patrick ALLAN, McKINNONS&MoMOR- RAN, dry goods merchants, 63 A 66 Sparks Allan Catherine, 249 Slater Allan David, carpenter, 277 Slater Allan Edward, laborer, 520 Somer- set Allan Geo, cabinetmaker, 38 Cath* cart west Allan Hugh, 261 Slater Allan James, carpenter, 9 Division Allan James, carpenter, 247, Glou- cester Allan Wm, merchant, 39 Stewart Allan Wm, turner, 92 Sherwood Allard J Bte, carpenter, 277 Saint Patrick Allard Jean Bte, laborer, 74 Ottawa Alleau RevJB,curate, 17 Anglesea square Allen Jas, pork store, 222 Welling- ton Allen T H, clerk P O dept Allen W, cabinetmaker, 528 Albert Allis Jas, stonecutter, 37 Division AUusignan D, ornamental plasterer 188 Murray Ambridge- J, laborer, 68 St Paul Ambroise A, marble cutter, 34 St Andrew Cfold, (hNubaoka and Ameriou BUtw bonght at onr oi&ot. O'OOKIOB dc WALLES. m Pi I ¥*i 1 -fc ■■■ 9 mi m - 4m ^ ill! M='l in '0< m^^. ';> 1. I'' 'If: II;, * i » m ^M 'viii^..4**»* *i i>l*. i i< * v f'»' *■** ,n - <„i ) 'f !■ . 1 !(,. i''.! m .r 84 OTTAWA ALPHABITIOAL DIRIOTOBT. O'OOVHOB 4 WALLBB, Bukan ud Biokm' OAm, No. 4, BumU Bona* Biook. Ambrose T, carpenter^ 69 St Paul Ami Rev Mark, 162 Friel Amiotte F, shoemaker, 290 Bolton Anctil Jos, weaver, 124^ Bideau Anderson C E, dk C 8, 206 St Paul Anderson C J, clerk Finance Dept, 401 Maria Anderson D, fruit dlr, 250 Queen Anderson Dnld, painter, 308 Bideau Anderson Hrbrt, carter, 286 Elgin Anderson Hugh, painter, 146 Kent Anderson T A, printer. 387 Maria Anderson William. 261 Clarence Anderson W P, elk C 8, 26 York Anderson Bros, commission mrchs, 31 York Anderson & Cherry, carpenters and builders, 267 Clarence Andre Antoine, 249 Cumberland Andrews Henry, Butcher, 162 Clar- ence Andrews W, teamster, 228 St Paul Angel Thos, lather, 128 Nicholas Angleheart Mrs Mary, widow, 84 Jft Andrews Angus Geo, book-keeper, 169 Friel Angus Bobt, ins agt, 127 Slater Angus Wm, 148 Sparks ANGUS & Co, undertakers, 48 Metcalte ANGUS & Co, furniture store, 148 Sparks Annable W A, furniture dealer, 26 Bideau Annable Wm A,fUrniture dealer, 76 Lloyd Arbour Joseph, shoemaker, 31 Mc- Gee Archambault Bte, blacksmith, 206 Cumberland Archambault Cesaire, carter, 268 Church Archambault Deneri, carriage mkr, 277 Church Archambault J, blacksmith, 328 Clarence Archambault Jean, gr'er, 193 King Archambault J B, blacksmith, 330 Clarence Archambault O, messenger, 221 St Andrew Archambault R, messenger depart Inland Revenue Archer Wm, agt, 106 Cathcart Ardill John, plasterer, 391 King Ardley -> laborer, 246 Queen Argue Thos, grocer, 102-4 Rideau Anel Gabriel, painter, 93 Church Ariel J Bte, painter, 36 Botelier Armstrong Miss, bds Mrs Christie's 22 Albert Armstrong M<>s, widow, 178 St Paul Armstrong J * P, h-shrs 146 Bridge Armstrong Wm, laborer, 477 Slater Armstronjr Wm, turner, 306 Rideau Arnaud Elias, clerk, 176 Slater Arnoldi J R, meo engineer, dep pub works, h 111 yitt»ria Arnoldi King, architect, 14 Metcalfe h 16 Gloucester Arsenault Joseph, 320 St Patrick Arthurs Wm, bkbinder 118 Queen Arwaigh Jno, pantr, 183 Cumb'land Ash -« laborer, 114 Nicholas Ashfleld Jas, china &c, 36 Duke Ashfield Jno, labr, 62 Britannia ter Ashworth J, cashier, p o dept Aspinall W, cnfctionr, 213 Rideau Asselin Mrs Joseph, 87 Bolton Asselin J E, messengei House Com Asylum of St. Charles, — Miss £ Levoy, superioress, 169 Water Atchison Mrs Elizabeth, 102 Bank Atkins Miss, 36 St Paul Atkinson Neil, brdg hse, 261 Albert Atkinson P, grocer and flour mcht, 70 Sherwotxl Atwood Wm, foreman Water Works, 676 Albert Auber Jas, brcklyr, 299 Gloucester Aubichon A, laborer, 669 St Patrick Aubichon A, carter, 169 St Andrew Aubichon X, carter, 80 St Andrew Auclair Ghas, butcher, 163 Bank Auclair Miss E, drssmkr, 116 Queen west Auclair J B, restaurant, 479 Wel- lington Auclair 0, stonecutter, 213 Water Auclair P C, merchant tailor, 360 Wellington, h 240 Concession Audy Arthur, clerk Finance Dept Audy J R, elk C 8,106 Daly Auger J Bte, carter, 98 Bolton Auger Jos, printer, 174 Kins Aughley Jos, civ service, 60 Chapel Aumond Geo, clerk Finance Dept Aumond J, lumber office, 6 St Paul, h 609 Cumberland Aumond W, civ ser, 603 Cumberland Ausane F, laborer, 36 Notre Dame Aust Thos, painter, 14 Percy Austin F P, clerk Dept of Interior Austin W A, engineer. Can Pac By Awbrey Alfred, laborer, 40 Oregon Awbrey Louis, painter, 19 Rose Awbrey Moise, carpentr, 42 Oregon Ayotte A, laborer, 130 Clarence QtauU Osntral BaUway Oompaay. O'OOBVOB & WALLBB. Ag«Lti> !i- Water Workfl, OTTAWA ALPHABSTIOAL niRKOTORY. Hot Air tviauoea and Hotel Baagot a Spedalty at EBKOHDEV. Ayotte Mrs Hubert, 661A 8t Patrick Ayotto Joeeph, laborer, 227 Murray Ayotte P, laborer, 286 St Patrick Ayotte S, laborer, 8 Parliamfint Back Tho8, tmstr, 244 Olouccster Baillarg6 G F, aeat eng dp pub wks fiailey ThoH, carpenter, 79 Bank Bailiff J, assr wtr rates, 468 Rideau Bain J as civ service, 289 Sparks Baine Thos, maohinet, 269 Cathcart Baines Misses, 406 Gloucester Baker G P, pstmeter, 79 O'Connor Baker Geo, painter, 134 St Andrew Baker Jos, cbt inkr, 412 Cumb'land Baker W C, clerk r^ustoms dept Baker, W R, priv aec to Gov Genel Baldwin AH,lun)b mt 117 Vittoria Baldwin A H, office, 194 Middle Baldwin A H, saw mill, 94 Head Baldwin Henry grocer, 116 St Paul Baldwin John, grocer, 116 St Paul BaHwin, Robt, elk dept of Interior Baldwin, Wm, 194 Middle Baldwin Win, 204 Bridge Baldwin Bros, grocers, 26 Nicholas Ball Jas, labr, 422 Gloucester Ballands Mrs J, widow, 24 Redpath Ballantyne, C, elk dep sec of - tate Bambriok Ed, labr. 30 Cumberland Bambrick Mrs Michael, 41 King Bambriok Thos, Ibr, 32 CumVland Bance Edmund, 126 Elgin Bangs G W, alderman, 227 Maria Bangs G W & Go, hatters, 37 Sparks Bangs John, mill owner, 49 Gloucstr Bangs Lewis, 249 Welligton Bank of British North America, J Robertson, manager, 241 Well- ington BANK of MONTREAL, Andrew Drummond, manager, 144 * 146 Wellington BANK of OTTAWA, Patrick Rob- ertson, manager, 140 a 142 Well- ington Bank Joseph, mason, 39 Daly Banning Jno« policeman^ 1 Cathcart Square Bannum John, blacksmith 43 Div- ision Barbeau Cyrille, carter, 294 Water Barbeau J Bte, roofer, 211 Murray Barber E G, clerk C S, 239 Bank Barber Earle Isaac, 363 Albert Barber John, blcksmth, 68 Queen w Barker John, laborer, 114 Queen w Barnyer Fred, carpenter, 46 Coburg Baron Jean, painter^ 406 St Patrick Barr Charles, laborer, 12 Grove Barratt B, foreman, 2t)6 Sparks Barrett John, carpenter, 230 Friel Barrett W J, clerk P O dept, house 327 Theodore Barrett Mrs, prop Market Hotel 47 York Barrett Mrs John, poultry dealer, 266 Nicholas Barrett Samuel W, grocer, 103 Nic- holas Bnrrette Onisime, blacksmith 318 Clarence Barrettt^ Pierre, ioiner, 186StPatck Baron Honore, ship crptr, 264 Water Barry E, clerk, 348^ Gloucester Barry Jas, C S, 232 Daly Barry Jos, laborer, 214 Bank Barry Robert, plasterer, 381 Rideau Barry Mr?, wiodw, 59 Lloyd Bartier Frank, laborer, 359 King Bartlett Geo, conftry, 93-95 Rideau Bartlette Jos, Ibr, 656 St Patrick Barton Jno, undertaker, 76 Sparks, h 204 Albert Bartram J T, elk, 140 Cobourg Baskerville G, grocer, 320 St Paul Baskerville Bros, grocers, 89 Duke Bakerville Bros, grocers, 429 Sussex Baskerville P* brs, grs 89-91 Rideau Baskerville P & broe, grs, 45 George Bassett Edward, Ibr, 141 Cobourg Bastien David, Ibr, 198 Cathcart Bate C T, merchant, 684 Maria Bate H, grocer, 77 O'Connor Bate H N, merchant, 285 Daly Bate Jas, laborer, 169 St Patrick Bate Newel, merchant, 364 Maria Bate & Co, grocevs, 109-111 Sparks Bate C T & Co, wholesale grocers, 186 to 197, Canal west Batson Benjmn, lumbr mt, 143 Daly Batterson Mrs, widow, 231 Kent Batterton Mrs Ellen, gr, 256 Nepean Battle Bros, stationers, 46 Rideau Battle Martin, col of in revenue, 71 St Andrew Battle Timothy, canal officer 6 Peter Baulne Antoine, laborer, 489' St Baulne Olivier, laborer 328 St Patk Baulne L^on, laborer, 469 St Patrk Bauset S P, civ ser, 281 Theodore Baxter Denis, stone cutter, 210 Daly Baxter B W, clerk Finance Dept Bayneton Chas, carp'nter, 692 Maria Beabien John, grocer, 669 Wellingtn Beadry Napoleon, turner, 308 Dal- honsie Bealer John, mason, 273 King a«« yoar Carpets at BHOOLBRBO A 0O.)8 iP'li i! ■mu n m^ ■>.■ f*. 1* i . 0' If ;i '•■ 'i If mm^^ ' f 86 (ynAlXTA ALPRABln^AL DIKKOTOtt. iifOOIiM> * CN>. Mil JaeqvM ani Kkj*! ranAtan at Urn pdMi. BeamentT, gents outfltting store, 00 SparkH, houHe 62 Olouoester Beardfllej Wm, shoemaker, 192 Cla- rence Bearman Thoa, meroht, 20 Nepean Beattie Edward, laborer, 401 Cum- berland Beattie W M & Go, ooal & haf dirs 141 George, houne 466 8t Paul Beaty James, shoemaker, 202 Glou- cester Beaty Thomas, groceries & dry gds 299 Clarence Beaubien J T C, M D, 141 York Beancaire Benj, hotel, 21 Murray Beaucaire Charles, hairdresser 61 Clarence Beaucaire Jean, tailor, 430 St Patk Beauchamp Amable, blacksmith, 276 8t Andrews Beauchamp Isidore, Ibr, 217 Church Beauchamp Jos, labr, 36 Sherwood Beauchamp Jos, blacksmith, 102 Cumberland Beauchamp Joseph, teamster, Al- bert Island. Beaudin Jos, joiner, 863 St Patrick Beaudin Jos, hotel, 170 St Patrick Beaudin M, painter, 7 Friel Beaudry E, carpenter, 186 St Paul Beaudry ?, cabinet-mkr, 123 York Beaudry V, ice-cream shop, 310 Dalhousie Beaufort J, pntr, 276A Cumberland Beaupre G, bootmkr, 172 Dalhousie Beauprd V, grocer, 62 Murray BeauBoleil On^sime, butcher, 466 St Patrick Beauvais Gideon, 161 Bank Bechamp J, carter, 305 St Patrick Beck , clerk, 66 O'Connor Beckett W J, carpenter, 199 Bank Beckett & Aspell, carpenters, 132 Gloucester Bedud Antoine, carpenter, 278 St Andrews Bed«rd Chas, joiner, 127 Water Bedard J, shoemkr, 311 St Patrick Bedard J, watchmkr, 191 St Andrew Bedard Louis, joiner, 47 Friel Bedard Octave, clerk, 376 Clarence Bedard Pierre, joiner, 143 Church Bedson W J, culler, 210 Nicholas Beggs John, laborer, 22 Redpath Beban D, broom-maker, 70 Water Beisvenu Mrs J, wid, 368 Glarer ce Belair Amable, joiner, 360 Clare ce Bfiland Felix, jomer, 611 St Pptj ck Belaud Honore, joinr, 232 St A iorew Beland L J, grocer, 247 Cnmberlaiul Beland N, iuiner, 309 Cathcart Belaager E, laborer, 878 St Andrew Belanger Frs, lal)orer, 144 Water Belanger Fred, clerk, boards at N Atkinson's, 261 Albert Belanger J A, civil service, 74 King Belanger J, laborer, 117 Sherwood Belanger Louis, tobacconist and 'photographer, 12 Murrav Belanger Maxime, agt, 176 Church Belanger Michael, cab dr, 323 King BManger Phileas Ibr 223 Si Andrew Belanger Totique, Ibr, 37 McGee B61ec Ed, plioto, 192, St Patrick Beleok Jos, shoemkr, 284 Water B^linge J B, crocer. 266 St Patrick Beliveau Jos, ootel kpr, 90 Church Bell D C, portrait ptr, 206 Albert Bell E B, clerk p o dept Bell Geo, piano tuner, 273 Maria Bell Henry, bricklayer, 66 Kent Bell H P engineer C P Railway Bell J messenger p o dept Bell John G. 34 Albert Bell Jon fl,barrister,bds 263 Queen Bell L G, engineer C P railway Bell Robt, foreman, 303 Liegar Bell Robt, bailiff, 66 Metcalfe Bell W A, elk Customs dept Belledeau P, Ibr, 162 Dalhousie Beliefeuille A, mrt, 13 Murray Bellefeuille Frs, Ibr, 478 Clarence Beliefeuille Jos, plastr, 13 Cobonrg Bellefeuille P, Ibr, 79 Britannia ter Bellehumeaur G. butcher, 23 By Ward market, nil Cathcart sq Bellemare Theophile, boot & shoe dealer, 247 Sussex Bellemare Theophile, boots & shoes, 463 Sussex Bellerive Louis, pro Peerless hotel, 261-263 Sussex Bellharrie James, 636 Albert Benjamin A, bricklyr, 287 Clarence Benjamin E H, C S, 417 Rideau Bennett F, clerk C S. 26 York Bennett F, clerk custom dept Bennett H, 669 Albert Bennett H W, 66 Albert Bennett John, 181 Broad Bennett Morris, messeng'r, 76 Frank Bennett Mrt B, gcr, 436 Clarence Bennett Benson & Co, lumber iner chts, C L Gouin ag^ 16 Murra)r Bennetts F C, olerk, Privy Council o'^ce Benoit A G, dept Militia A Defence Benoitlsidorct joiner, 262 St Andrew Umtt «ime at AUBX. JUWrUIURtSt BfrnxJu St. OTTAWA ALPRABBTIOAL OIRIOTOBT. SafUBijItMaiboilZiMofStMiaMf. O'OOirVOE k WALLM> AjmU Benoii Mrs Olivitr, widow, 237 St Pfttriok Benoit Sanl, managr Bk Nfttionale Benson Martin, clerk dep of Interior Benw^ll U, saddler, fi62 Wellington Borer Pierre« mocasin niaker, 289 Church Bergeron Moise, carptr, 137 Murray Beriohon Isidore, plasterer, 106 Water Borichon Napoleon, dom police 166 Church Bermingham James, auctioneer, 34 Elgin, li 503 Kine Bernard Hewitt, Q C, C M Q, depty uiin of justice, dep of justice, house 126 Metcalfe Bernard James, laborer, 60 Water Bernard Moise, laborer, 386 Clarence Bornard Wm, mason, 620 Somerset Bernier Chas, doorkeeper, 143 St Patrick Bernier Fredk,joiner, 436 Clarence Bernu Jean, masun, 181 Murray Berry J, clerk P O dept Berry Mrs, widow, 696 Somerset Bertnelot Stanislaus, contractor, 264 St Andrew Berthiaume Felix, shoemaker, 137 Church Berthiaume Olivier, joiner, 293 St Andrew Bertrand Andrew, stone cutter, 36 Anglesea eq Bertrand F, laborer, 46 Britannia ter Bertrande Mrs, 204 Water Bertrand Paul, laborer, 2131 Church Berube J 0, grocer, 171 Dalhousie Berube Norbert, laborer, 17 Friel Berwick James, dyer etc, 649 Well- ington Besgard J, laborer, 96 Dalhousie Besserer Louis, mssngr, 98 Augusta Betbune N W, manager M T Co, 96 O'Connor Beveridge Thomas, oarpenter, 480 Lewis Bevin Jean, shoemaker, 61 Friel Bevin Richard, confectioner, 39^ Dnke Bewson Thos, boarding house 263 Queen Bir "i ^mncis, painter, 36 Redpath fii. tuxi'i Jas, gardener, 220 Botelier Bicknell Wm, plumber, 200 Botelier Bieras J, laborer, 76 Britannia ter BiUaire Joseph, laborer, 76 Ottawa Billeau Simon, labr, 124 Sherwood Billings W R, draughtsman, dept Publio Works Bingham Henry, labr, 124 Botelier Bingham James, laborer, 83 Broad Bingham Sam, carter, 139 Dalhousie Bingham Samuel, laborer 76 Sussex Bingham Samuel jr, contractor, 172 Sussex Bingham Thomas, laborer, 22 Baird Binks Geo, elk P den, 190 St Paul Binks Wm, printer, 142 Bank Bird R J, shoe store, 82 Sparks Birdwood Mrs Margaret, widow, 208 Murray Birkett James, hardware, 630 Sussex house 68 Besserer Birkett Thos, hardware, 67 Rideau, house 111 Metcalf Birkett William, stonemason, 103 Qloucester Bisaillon A, hairdresser, 31 Duke Biseno A, plastr wks, 290 Dalhousie Bishop* Son, grocers 126-28 Sparks Bishoprick Henry, drug store, 274 Maria Bishoprick Maria, widow, 266 Maria Bishoprick Mark, carriage maker, 73-f7 Bank Bishop's Chapel, Church of Eng- land, Sussex Bissain a Odel, hairdressers, 322 Wellington Bisset Alex, plastr, 97 Le Breton Bisson Henri, 46 Notre Dame Bissonni Odilon, blk smth 124 Friel Bitton David brk layr 168 Cathcart Black Mrs Agnes, 461 Nicholas Black David, stne cutr 214 Bank Black John stne masn 476 Lewis Black Mrs Nancy, 327 Rideau Black Wm, carpntr, 267 Lisgar Black Wm, pilot, 189 Bolton Blackburn Robt foremn, 469 Albert Blackburn Wm, bk-kpr, 467 Albert Blackmore W A minister's seoretry Finance dept Blair W L clerk p ,o dept Blais A clerk, 322 St Paul Blais Benjamin,lbr, 301 Kins Blais Honors, laborer, 139 Bridge Blais Israel, laborer, 60 Ottawa Blais John, hair dresr, 142 Ridean Blais Joseph, carter, 166 Cathcart Blais J H T, asst French journal clerk. House of Commons Blaia Witi, laborer, 104 Sherwood Blake Hon E, minister of justice dept of justice Blake Michael, Ibr, 563 Lisgar laiiMalifilXiait^AMflifrMiIevToiktTCijBaftudaT- 0>00inr0&4WALI.BB,Acts. il'; m ■MkW imm 88 OTTAWA ALPHABITIOAL DIUOTORT. HodMa Utw ltMiBk*t Zdu. O'OOIWOB M WAUM, ifnU. l\ 'If Bl»ken«y A C| oiv a«r, 4S Queen BUnchard W, clerk P Dcpt Blunchet F, civ ser, 299 8t Paul Blanchet Ludgcr, olerk, fi22 King Blanchette L. labr, 343 St PatriiHc BUnchfield Mrs J, dreaaniuker, 413 Cumberland Bluney John, laborer, 210 Botelier Blaedeli MrH N S, wid, 249 WelinKtn Blaadell N S <& Co, otlioo, Viuiuna foundry, 204 Middle Blaedeli T M, 376 Wdlington Blatch Fred, civil eer, 33S Rideau Bleakney A C, clerk CuHtoinH Dept Blean M^ carter, 364 Clarence Blinco Moses, laborer, 84 Nicholas Blifls Mrs A, 361 Rideau Bli^s Chas, civ service, 217 Stewart Bliss O P, temp elk Finance Dept BIyth Geo, mercht, 369 Wellington Blyth G J, plumber, 82 Gloucester Blyth G R, mcht, 30(i-8 Wellington Blyth J, dry gds, 309-11 Wellington Blyth John, 69 Vittoria Blyth John, merchant, 367 Slater Blyth Thomas, painter, 176 Friel Blyth Wm, storeman, 360 Wilbrod Blyth W G, manager, 146 O'Connor Blyth & Kerr, plumbers, 66 Rideau Bobill ThoB, shoemkr, 82 Redpath Boese Jos, doer, 397 Rideau Bohl H F, silver pi ting, 129 Rideau Boileau Angustin, Ibr, 196 Church Boileau Moise, ca;ter, 81 Water Boileau Moise, Ibr. 216 Water Boily Jos, messenger, 37 Augusta Boiiy Napoleon, mesgr, 39 Augusta Boisseau Mauric6 mldr 337 St Patk Boissonnault N F, broker, 184 Wel- lington, h 86 Water Boivin Antoine, Ibr, 103 St Andrew Boivin, Felix, Ibr, 14 Notre Dame Boivin G, wblsle boots* shoes, 482 Sussex Boland L, painter, 16 Ottawa Bolduc Joseph, carpenter, 184 King Boncorps F, draughtsman, dept pub works, h 156 George Bond Mrs Rachel, 100 Nicholas Bond Bobt, salesman, 119 Elgin Bone Firmin, laborer, 107 Nelson Bone Isidore, laborer, 37 Friel Bone James, laborer, 8 Currier Bonier Joseph, hotel, 46 Murray Bonin E D, hotel kpr, 69 Clarence Bonner John C, clerk P dept 108 O'Connor Benneville Jean, clerk P W dept, 366 King Bonnin Pierre, laborer, 110 St And w Bookay Richd, grocer, 419 8t Patck Booker Thomas, mason, 220 Bank Booth O B, gnsmith. 431 Wellington Booth J R, saw roill, Chaudiere Booth J R, lumber manufacturer 82 Bridge Albert Island Booth Lcandre, millwrgt 147 Arthur Booth Robert R, 230 Bridge Bor bridge John, By Ward Market Borbridge S & H, har and trunk* 8H Rideau Borbridge S W, saddler, 248 Rideau Borbridge Thoe, dry gds mcht, 116 SparkH Borbridge Wm, saddler, 131 Sparlca Bordeleau Mrs Antoine, 168 St And Borland Wm John, laborer, 76 Bank Borradaile R, inup in revenue, 292 Nelson Borthwick Wm, gocer, 26 Stewart Borthwick W A T, grocers, 9 NihiH Boswell A J, clerk P dcpt Bott G< fruit dealer, 169 Rideau BottercU E jr.dist of printed papcra House of Commons, bouse 74»ltr Botterell E 0, mess parit prtg dept House of Commons Boucher Andw, hotel keeper, 33 Ch Boucher Adolphe, mens, 291 King Boucher A A, chief irench trans A olerk, 304 Wilbiod Boucher Beni, laborer, 37 MoGee Boucher Hilaire, laborer, 640 St Patrick Boucher Joseph, barber, 268 CIrnce Boucher Julien, laborer, 182 King fioudreau Chas, mess, 292 Water Bouillon Rev Mr, eoonome, 143 St Patrick Boulet Gilbert, painter, 19 St Josph Boulet Nap, elk Senate, 87 Cathcart Boulet P, clerk Dept Public Works Boulger Mrs John, wid, 198 Friel Bourassa A, tanner, 386 Bt Andrew Bourdeaa G, laborer, 33 Nelson Bourgeois Mrs N, widow, 162 Water Bourgeois V, crtr, 280 Cumberland Bourget James, 263 Nicholas Bourguignon Mrs Jo8,^91 Bridge Bo'jrgnignon MrsM, laundresfl,311 Clarence Bourinot John G, second clerk asst, House of Commons Bourque Alex, laborer. Si Chapel Bourque D, g^rocer, 79 Dalhousie Bourque E, tinsmith, 131 Rideau Bourque Ed, tinsmith, 267 Rideau Bourque Francis, laborer, 66 Water QaMB Firs ft Life Ini. Oo. of Englaad. Oapltal, $1,000,000. OWHKOl * VALIiBB,ig(i ;■►'■!! ^\m -,?' A. II > 11^ irvi^ ■■i I" W;.li ^ ' ■ H* jg 1 >r. i 1 ih ) P;' wn I il Ill: ili .,.^,..^,^^.^.*-*«-^'*»«*»«^-'-***** tili'' / lllffi Hi; pi£ -Jm Fjt- Iff { ' I ^11' n '^ / m nff- ! if ' ' i ij'jYI' i ,^' .l;i I ?.■»: »■ i r^.- Mi ' i. H OTTAWA ALPHABIVIOAL DIfilOTORT. 89 Thnifb Tloketa to Ohloigo, Bufrurlioo. etOi, it ou offioe. O'OONNOB & WALLEB. Boutin J B, carter, 330 St Patrick Bouvrette J, laborer, 18 Friel Bovier C, saddler, 37 Anglesea eq. Borill Won, carpenter, 293 Nicholas Bovin Odilon, laborer, 21 Chapel Bowen Albert, pipelayer "^01 King Bowie Capt Alex, 184 Sussex Bowin Peter, 184 Slater Bowles F J, contractor, 43 Slater Bowles W G, secretary to Clerk ot House of Commons, 268 Maria Boyce Chits, printer, 41 Slater Boyd David, carpenter, 248 Queen Boyd Hugh, inspector Water Wks, 543 Albert Boyd John, stonecutter, 184 Arthur Boyden J, Variety liall, 634 Sussex Boyer C, saddler, 262 Cumberland Boyer Jos, hotel-keeper, 68 Murray Boyer P, grocer, 168 King Boyer Benjamin, laborer, 176 King Boyer Pierre, laborer, 242 Murray Boyle Jno, foreman, 68 Cumberland Boyle Michael, butcher, 14 By Ward Market, 369 St Andrew st Bradbury Wm, agent, 109 Daly Braden oamuel mlwrgtji296 Albert Brading H F & Co, 461 Wellington Brading Jacob, freran, 205 Sparks Bradley A P, acct dept pub works Bradley H A, civ service, 344 Maria Bradley Mrs, widow, 149 Kent Bradley R A, 13 Nepean Bradley & Bell law off, 19 Elein Bradshaw John, crpter, 324 Maria Bradshaw W J, crpntr, 620 King Brady Philip, frnituru dlr, 79 York Brady Philip, frniture dlr, 66 York Bfady Richard, gcr, 106 Besserer Bramley T C, chf elk Bee Oenl's dp h Ricnmond Road Branigan Jos, Ibr, 46 Cumberland Braun F, sec pub wks, 140 Bay Bray Thos, Ibr, 470 Clarence BrMrd Napol6on shmkr 67^ Murray Bree Patk, Ibr, 416 Wellington Breen John, tailor, 410 St Patrick Brennan — Ibr, Mi Concession Brennan, Ed, Ibr, 345^ Gloucester Brennau H H, grocer, 69 Ridern, h 141 Maria Brennan John, cs ter, 44 Redpath Brennan J B, mrt, 63 O'Connor Brennan J C, grocer, 141 Maria Brennan J, pro Dufferin h 327 Sussx Brennan Michael, Ibr, 232 Murray Brennan — mason, 118 Queen Brennan Patk, bk-kpr, 323 Qloucstr Breunan Ptk, blksmh, 164 Clarence Brennan Mrs, widow, 89 Oeor^ Brennan Michael, Ibr, 268 Water Brennan Mrs Wm, wid, 26 Clarence Brennan Wm, laborer, 316 Water Brereton W H, painter, 74 Vittori* Brethour Wm, engineer, 416 Rideau Brethwick G, carter, 33 Sherwood BreWer J, mess, cu;:toras dpt Brewer J, messenger, 260 Stewart Brewer Robt, asst clerk, parliamen- tary printing department Brewers R, grocery, 168 Queen w Briant P, restaurant 197 St Patrick Briges Wm, laborer, 63 St Paul Brigham T C, lum mer, 366 Sussex Brighton Robt, janitor, 622 Maria Brisben Wm, culler, 239 Gloucester Brisebois I, stonecutter,40 St Joseph Brisebois Edwd, laborer, 45 Church Brisebois Mich, joiner, 604 Clarence Briston W, clerk, P dpt British Lion hotel, W Champness, proprietor, 120-124 Sparks Broberv Alex, hatter and fumer> 636 Sussex Brock G, fruit dealer, 486 Sussex Brock I H, editor Free Preaa, 108 Slater Brocker Jas, 189 Gloucester Brodie C B, c s clerk, 20 Albert Brozan J, carpenter, 547 Wellington Brokenshir J, grocer, 99 Clarence Broker C, butcher, 636 St Patrick Bronskill H J, reporter, 89 Nepean Bronsou E H, mill owner, 72 Con- cession Bronson & Weston's office, 154 Middle Bronson & Weston, saw mill, 71 Montreal st Brook H J, c s mes'ger, 82 Stewart Brooks Andrew, 375 Rideau Brooks J, carpenter, 427 Clarence Brophy G P, supt R Works, 62 Theodore Brophy J, c s clerk, 245 Chapel Brophy Wm, clerk, P dept Brough Jae, 288 Wellington Brousseau Elzer, c s, 20 Gloucester Brown A, sewing machine agt, 213 Sparks, house 98 Queen Brown Alex, cooper, 119 Bank Brown — , traveller, 160 Bank Brown Chas, laborer, 58 Nelson Brown D, carpenter, 12 Anglesea Sq Brown G, laborer, 6^ Sherwood Brown Harvey C, green grocer, 97 Clarence Brown J, health ins, 677 St Patrick Qold, Gteesbaoks tad Amtrioan BilTu bn|^t at ou offloe. COONNOS h WALUsH, M -m,.M 90 OTTAWA ALVHABinOAL DnUBOTOBT. O'OOHHOB A WALLSB, Bankan and Brokm' Offloe, Vo. 4, Bnmll Honae Blook. t \ h' § I 11' tl im i Bf m w : Brown John, laborer, 167 Clarence Brown Jno, soap manuf, 164 Yo?k, house 348 Cumberland Brown John, mail clerk, 30 Albert Brown John, laborer, 63 Nelson Brown Jer, stone cutter, 148 Water Brown Jas, moulder, 160 Cambridge Brown Jeremiah, carter, 184 Glrence Brown James, stnemson, 261 Lisgar Brown James, carpenter, 249 All^rt Brown James, grocer, 96 Bedpath Brown James, carpenter, 119 Arthr Brown John jr, laborer, 604 St Ptk Brown Jos, mess, boarding house, 30 Albert Brown James A, carp'nter 17 M'Gee Brown J F, accountant, 551 Rideau Brown Mrs Kate, 41 Nelson Brown LawrencI, laborer, 14 Bdpth Brown Moses, tobacco store, 168 Bideau Blown M, livery stables, 84 St Paul Brown Peter, carpenter, 31 Albert Brown Richard, laborer, 406 Sparks Brown Thos, hotel, 71 William Brown Thos, insp of pork 332 Albrt Brown T D, 130 Qneen Brown Wm, foreman, Ottawa Water Works pump house Wellington Brown WE, boots and shoes, 566 Snssex Brown W Godbee, sewing machine agent, 78 Sparks Brown W T, machinist, 84 Queen w Brown W W, 78 Sparks Brown Mrs, widow, board house 122 O'Connor Brown & Bice, liverv stables, 174 Rideau Browne Ebenezar, 240 Nicholas Brownlee Mrs Thomas, widow, 382 Albert Bruce C G, music store, 80 Sparks Bruce George, engineer, 64 Cambge Bruce H B D, lumber merchant, 25 York Bruce John, boots and shoes, 319 P St Paul Bruce & McDou^al, boot store, 665 Sussex & 47 Rideau Brunei Alfred, com inland revenue, 92 Metcalfe Brunei John, dept inland revenue Brunell Mrs D, widow, 76 Church Brunet Luc, laborer, 89 Cathcart Brunette Elie, barber, 266 Dalhousie Brunette Francis, crrriage maker, 146 King Brunette Louis, carter, 282 St Ptrk Brunette Louis, carriage maker273 St Patrick Bryce Peter, gardener, 680 Rideau Brymner D, clerk dept Agriculture Brymner W, draughtsman, depmt Public Works Bryson J A, bookkeeper, 269 Albert BRYSON C, dry goodt merchant, 110 Sparks, house 84 Bank Buchanan Mrs B, gro, 362 Dalhou- sie Buchanan J, carpenter, 248 Queen Buchanan J, general grocer, 567 Sussex, house 88 York Buchanan W, 613 St Paul Buchanan W F, in agt, 33 Sparks Buchanan, Ware & Co, 44 Sparks Bucke P E, civ ser, 390 Daly Buckey Richard, j^o, 60 Rose Buckingham W, Minister's seoret'y dpt public works, 138 Slater Buckle\' P, livery stable keeper, 77-79, Metcalfe street Buckley Thos, tinsmith, 78 Nelson Buckwhistle R, laborer, 60 St Paul Bufton A, butcher, 464 Somerset st Buflon A, stalls 2*4 Wellington market Bull Alfred, laborer 99 Nelson Bullen W, ginger ale maker, 402 Gloucester Bullman Jos, laborer, 384 Clarence Bullous L, millwright, 69 St Andrew Bunnell Geo, carpenter, 369 Slater Bunnell John, washing machine, 487 Lisgar Bure Eugene, carpenter, 148 Nepean Bureau 1, printer, 122 Cathcart Bureau J, printing office, 200 Spark Burgess A, laborer, 334 St Andrew Burgess A C, general news agent, 197 Sussex Burgess A M, editor of Tm€8, 680 Wellington Burgess C, carpenter 641 Albert Burgess Geo, bricklayer 71 Cobourg Burgess H, tailor, 187 McTaggart Burgess J, laborer 90 Cumberland Burgess Thos, hotel, 124 Clarence Bursess T, hotel, 298 Dalhousie Burke John, laborer, 28 Baird Burke — , carpenter, 74 Nelson Burke Misses, dressmaker 83 Bes- serer Burke Wm, laborer, 21 Cathcart Burns Daniel, laborer, 389 Clarence Burns Denis, baker, 208 Daly Burns Felix, clerk, 18 Stewart Burns G, carpenter, 176 Clarence Thiosgh Tioketa lo Hew Tork, Boston, etc, cw b* had at ou ofloe. O'OOIVOB A WALLEB. OTTAWA AtPHABSTtOAt DmXfiTOBt. dl lEOOUBED ft 00. mQ Jaoqaei aid Etef* Fnraltura »t low piioet. Burns J as, carter, 229 3t Andrew Burns Jas, cooper, 316 Cumberland Burns John, c s clerk, 134 Stewart Burns John, laborer, 634 St Patrick Bums John, messenger, 246 Slater Burns J, clerk, dept of sec of state Burns M, blacksmith, 216 Nicholas Burnp M, laborer, 69 Ottawa Burns Mrs Michael, 63 Water Burns Mrs, widow, 25 Besserer Burns Patk, cooper, 177 Clarence Burns Patrick, cooper's shop, 355 Dalhousie Bums Patk, laborer, 36 Sherwood Burns R, carp'tr, 40 Albert Avenue Burns Thos, laborer, 392 Clarence Burns W fl. sculptor, 244 Slater Burns & O'Donnell, confectionery, 126 Rideau Burpee Hon I, minister of customs, 172 Elgin Burpee I^wis J, clerk, privy coun- cil office, house 172 Metcalfe Burpee T R, sec C P R, 244 St Paul Burritt Alex, registrar city Otttawa 66 Nicholas, house 22 Gloucester Burritt Edw, carpenter, 70 Baird Burritt J, carpenter, 68 Baird Burrows Mrs, widow, 88 Kent Burrows Mrs, widow, 28 CathcartW Barrows Wm, tailor, 280 St Andrew Burwash 0, clerk, 122 O'Connor Bush Mrs Delia, 284 Clarence Bueh J, sewg mchn agt, 170 Sparks Bush Mrs Mnnie, 271 Church Bushell Andrew, labr, 25 Papineau Butland W, repairing staff, Parlia- ment Buildings Butler J B, clerk Dept of Interior Butler Patrick, laborer, 92 Ottawa Butler Thos 0, mail agt, 42 Bolton Butler Wm, shoemkr, 400 Sparks Butterworth E, tinsmith, 533 Maria Butterworth J, printer, 142 Murray Butterworth & Co, plumbers, 218 Gloucester Butterworth & Co, tinsmiths, 302 and 304 Wellington Byrne Saml, clerk, 246 Slater Byrne W, waggon mkr, 168 St Paul Bysh F, carpenter, 534 Lisgar Bttowv Division Sons of Tbmper- ANOE Rooms, 20 ) Rideau Cable — , clerk, 98 Albert Cadieux Louis, printer, 381 King Cail A B, 187 Albert Cail A B, fruit store, 204 Sparks Cail A B, fruit store, 81 Sparks Cailey Patrick, 265 Cathcart Caill6 A, widow, 179^ St Andrew Caillfi M, labore- 160 Murray Cairns Johu. p' oer, 325 Wilbrod Cairns Mrs t\ i >7idow, bd house, 169 St Paul Calbert John, ISl Gloucester Caldwell J F & Co, dry goods, 508 Sussex Caldwell Rt, trader, 416 St Patrick Calligan J, grocer, 170 Dalhousie Callighan Mrs P, 184i Clarence Calloghan P, laborer, 289 St Patrick Calvin Jos, laborer, 405 Lisgar Cambie A J, c s clerk, 14 Vittoritt Cambie H J, engineer, 257 Slater Cameron Alex, laborer, 405 Sparks Cameron Rev A A, 91 O'Connor Cameron D, driver, 216 Cathcart Cameron Mrs D, 205 Watar Cameron John A, 397 Theodore Cameron Hon Malcolm, M P, 868 St Paul Cameron W A, tailor, 476 Suosex Cameron W A, tailor 15 Murray Cameron Wm A, tailor, 144 Church Campbell A, carpenter, 196 St Paul Campbell Andrew, grocer, 45 Queen Campbell Colin, C S elk, 123 Albert Campbell Rev. H, M Church, 39 Cambridge Campbell James bkkpr, 236 Lisgar Campbell Jas, laborer, 398 Rideau Campbell J B, contractor, 256 St Patrick Campbell Miss Jane, dressmaker, 13 Nicholas Campbell Pr, laborer, 108 Nicholas Campbell Ths, grocer, 97 Gloucester Campbell T (of Harris & Campbell) 47 Bolton Campbell Wm, clerk Governor Gen- eral's office Campbell Wm, boiler maker, 503 Maria Campbell W H, traveller, 340 Albert Campbell & Almas, grocers, 150 Sparks Campbell &,McBride, boiler makers 482 Maria Canada Agricultural Ins Co, Cluff & Mill agents, 83 Sparks Canada Central Railwav, Broad Canada Central * Broclcville t Ott- awa Railway, W S Eaton, agent> 36 Elgin Canada Life Assurance Co, B H Haycock, agent, 38 Elgin ~Canaaiai^ Bank of Commerce, H Plummer, man, 134 Wellington Bookbiiidiog in aU itylai, at^AUEX. XOBiqiZB'S Spaxki StiMt til ), , ■w l\ M ■<^:.^^ w: 92 OTTAWA ALPBABBTIOAL DIBKOTOKT. Oo&tnl7«»ontBBl]roid. O'OOMOB * WAX£UMintii Canadian express Co, C C Ray, agt, 11 Elgin Canavan Edward, 146 Nelson Gannell George, laborer, 273 Bideaa Cantin J B, carp'tr, 239 Dalhousie Cantin Ogele M, 237 Dalhousie Cantwell John, tailor, 191 Murray Cantwell Mrs, wid, 367 Cumberland Canty John, carter, 53 Stewart Canty Patrick, stonecutter, 4bo Cumberland Cardwell W, painter, 133 Dalhousie Carey Jas, carpenter, 18 Albert Carisse F X, laborer, 82 Murray Carisse G, laborer, 458 St Patrick Carisse Job, carter, 138 St Andrew Carisse L, blacksmith, 117 Murray Carl — , cabinet-maker, 55 Dalv Carlton C, cus hse clerk, 8 St t^aul Carleton J, confectioner, 133 Kent Carleton W B, clerk, dept M & P Carleton Club, 26 Wellington Carleton House, Geo Acres, propt, 230 Wellington Carling H, carter, 433 St Patrick Carmen G B, canal of, 123 Canal, W Carmen Martin, 32 Lloyd Carmiohael D A, M D, 92 Rideau, house 103^ Bideau Caron N, boot and shoe store, 170 Rideau Carpenter Thos, grocer, 71 Duke Carr J B, law writer, 191 Slater Carr Henry, engineer, C P R Carrier Wm, 121 Elgin CarriSre Chas, prop'tr CiUzm, 133 Slater Carridre Jos, laborer, 12 McGee Carri^re M, joiner, 326 Clarence Carroll Henry, porter, 76 Besserer Carbonneau Alfred, carpenter, 325 King Carbonneau F, grocer, 144 King Carbon»eau F, grocer, 242 Water Carbonneau Jos, joiner, 345 St Andrew Cardinal C, laborer, 177 St .Andrew Cardinal F, laborer, 290 Church Cardinal Jos, carter, 357 King Cardinal B, laborer, 181 St Andrew Carroll J, carpenter, 98 Cathcart Carroll Jas, laborer, 571 St Patrick Carroll John, laborer, 238 Murray Carroll Mrs, wid, 69 Metcalfe Carroll Mrs. Michael, wid, 59e St Patrick Carroll T P, painter, 107 Augusta Carron R J, diesk fac, 120 St Paul Carrutliers A, foreman, 132 Head Carruthers J, printer, 286 NicholM Carruthers J, miller, 63 Sherwood Carsh Peter, laborer 361 Concesciou Carson R, boot and shoe maker, 435 Wellington Carter E, gardener, 220 Cathcart Carter J, bandmaster, 297 Lisgar Carter J, pensioner, 220^ Nepean Carter Wm, civil eer, 416 St Paul Cartier A, watchmaker, 23 York Cartwright Hon R J, mia finance, 252 Daly Carrell J, laborer, 416 Wellington Carvel] D, laborer, 416 Wellington Cascagnier B, stonecutter, 2o7 St Andrew Casey John, laborer, 144 St Andrew Casey John, grocer, 295 Dalhousie Casey John, grocer, 126 Clarence Casey John, grocer ^ 302 Clarence Casey John, miller, 444 Nepean Casey Michael, laborer 200 Cathcart Casey Michael, cab driver; 233 Clar- ence Casey Mrs M A, 38 Stewart Casgrain Heriaen^lde, G S 179 Theodore Casgrain L C A, clerk P O dept Cass Thomas, mason, 86 Bolton Cassault Elie, laborer, 79 Cathcart Crssault Francois, mess, 88 Catlieart Cassanit L J, mesa, 84 Cathcart Cassault Napoleon, mess, 96 Cath- cart Cassels Robert, barrister, 129 Maria Gaosels B S, piesd U F & R Co, 22 Vittoria Cassidy Dnl, stone cutter, 256 Kins Cassidy Patrick, brklayer, 78 Friel Casaidv Patrick, m'eon, 186 Church Castelfo M, fireman, departmental buildings staff Catellier Ludger H, dep restrar 63 Metcalfe Cathers Saml, clerk, 283 St Andrew Catholic Apostolic Church, Albert Catholic Young Mens Society rooms 34 Elgin Cautin Chs, laborer, 253 St Patrick Cave Geo, watchman, 293 Cathcart Cawdron Henry, sawfiler, 177 York Cawest Alfred, tailor, 106 Nelson Cawthray Binns, dealer in hor«es& cattle etc, 82 York Gayea Ed, laborer, 220 Clarence Cayea O, jeweller, 481 Wellington Central School East — ^Archibald Smirl, principal Boy Tonr Sailroad Tioketi atO'OOHHOS * WALLER'S B.S Office aad aaveyouMlf tronlle 1 1 *. % ■■.^ OTXAWA ALPHABinOAL DIBSOlTORir. 93 KUUfin OeDinl Bailmd. aOOKNu.. * WALZSB» Afiat& Cbvtiui. School West — Edwin D Parlow, principal G^rat & Beaudry, oolleoting and general agency, 10 Murray Chabot Alphe, carriage-maker, 294 St Patrick Chabot Adolphe, carriage-maker, U York Chabot L, ciyil ser, 407 St Patrick Chabot P H, clothier, 618 Sussex Chabot P H, draper, 95 George Ghaanon Alfred, clerk, 286 Church Ghalifour G, carter, 260 Cathcart Ghalkley John, orderly sergeant, Governor General's see's office Chalmers A, merchant, 80 O'Connor Chalmers W, pro fancy bazaar, 31 Gloucester Chalmers & Go, bazaar, 63 Sparks Chambers Wm, laborer, 220 Murray Chambers Wm, waiter, 218 Murray Chamberlain Lient-Col Brown, G M G, Queen's printer, Dept of Secretary of State Champagne Ant, pro Jacques Gar- tier note], 446 Sussex . Champagne fi, grocer, 64 Murray Champagne J, grocer, 2 Barretk' Champagne L, carter, 134 Nela>n Champagne L, Ibr, 177 Cumberland Champagne M, laborer, 28 Sham- rock Champagne S. gr'r, 169 Cumberland Champeau FRE, G S, 317 Wilbrod Champoux Damas, teacher, 626 St Patrick Champoux D, teacher, 418 Clarence Champoux J B, shoemaker, 173 Ohureh Chandler R, printer, 221 Clarence Chapleau J K E, clerk Department of Militia and Defence, 463 Rideau Chapleau L E StO, Dept Pub Wks Chapman Jas, laborer, 188 Water Chapman J, furniture, 70 Vittoria Chapman John, furniture store, 6(^ Wellington Chapman Wm, hairdresser, 471 Wellington Chapston G J, grain store, 17 York Ghaquette G, puot, 26 Botelier Charbonneau A, barber, 286 Dal- housie Charbonneau A, barber ,41 Nicholas Charbonneau Mrs B, widow, 498^ St Patrick Charbonneau H, blacksmith, 490 8t Patrick Charbonneau H, carter, 124 Nelson Charbonneau H, br, 468 Clarence Charbonneau Jos, stone cutter, 297 Church Charbonneau L, Ibr, 366 St Andrew Charbonneau T, Ibr, 407 Gloucester Charbonneau Vin, dr, laborer, 367 St Andrew Charbonneau V, clerk, 161 Church Charbonneau Vin, jr, butler, 361 St Andrew Oharbonnier G, carptr, 26 Chapel Charlebois A, joiner, 79 Bolton Charlebois A, clerk, 276 St Patrick Charlebois J 0, grcr,247 St Patrick Charlebois J 0, grocer, 66 NelAon Charlebois J 0, grcr, 247 Dalhousie Charlebois B, grcr, 487 St Patrick Charlebois O B, grcr, 63 St Joseph Charlebois U, laM>rer, 36 Rose Charles H, cabinet-mkr, 143 Rideau Charon John, labr, 660 St Patrick Charon Ty labr, 261 St Andrew Charon V, barber, 138 George Charon V, hair-dresser, 43^ Rideau Charron A, laborer, 42 Shamrock Gharron Mrs L, widow, 86 Water Chartrand F, joiner, 424 St Patrick Chartrand J, grocer, 89 Church Ghartra*>d P, painter, 9 Chapel Chase James, 131 George Chateaubert E, clerk, 260 Nelson Chatreau Jos, laborer, 169 Broad Gheckley Frank, G S clerk, bds at Mrs Brown's, 30 Albert Ghene D, carter, 276 Water Ghenet P, merchant, 48 Daly Ghenet Pierre, dry goods merohant, 238 Church Ghenet P, dry goods, 613 Sussex Cheney Hy, tinsmith, 220 Nepean Cheney Josiah, 176 Concession Chepmell Henry, sec U F & R Co, 499 Albert Cherriman J B, Finance Dept Cherry S, contractor, 257 Clarenc* Cherry Mrs widow, 271 King Chesley — , civil ser, 61 Gloucester Chesley Mrs Edward, 306 Queen Chester Charles, C S clerk, bds at Mrs McLennan's, 20 Albert Chesterton Walter, architect, 20^ Rideau, h 143 Nepean Chevrier A. hotel, 222 St Patrick Chevrier Alex, hotel, 224 St Patrick Chevrier Alf, farrier, 183 King Chevrier Alph, clothier, 449 Sussex Chevrier A, lamp mcht, 189 Church Chevrier A, junr, hotel keeper, 233 St Patrick it. Lawiwoe * OtUwa Bailway Oompaor. O'OONIOE & WALLER, Ag«Bta. I -A :i -I ' iM \. t k .!!■: = m l^'-fH ■Ii(,;f''> V\ ,i.il ,• 'J t' I') r) ^'^! I I f! n <. ■;li ■.'^' !l! H OltAWA AtPttAMOtOAt DIiaOtt)B¥. Itoyi Ifamfd U iMMK, WWfmfWWHy-iB (;i*. .'1 liii. Ohevrier Bdwd. hotel. 75 Murray OheTfier E, milliner a dreBsmaker, 149 Rideau Chevrier J, laborer, IM StPatriek CheTfier L, hotel, 207 Bt Patrick Chevrier N, ready-made ololhtng, 624 Sussex Oherrier N, meroht, 299 Theodore Gherrier Z, clerk, 372 St Patrick Ohildera -~,oarver, 238 Sinter Childs Hugh, laborer, 214 Clarence Chilton Be^j, waiter, 263 Kl^pn Chisholm A,clerk,dept Marme and Fisheries Chisholm D, dry goods mercht, 276 Sussex Chisholm A Brannan, dry goods 61 Rideau Chqquette B S, ^r. ai3 Dalhouaie Choqaette G A, clerk, 63 William Chouinard Ww, clerk, 94 Lloyd Chrdtito Sivdre, joiner, 182 St Patrick Cbkist Chxtbob Rev. J 8 Lauder, Archdeacen 436 Sparks Christian Chas, hotel keeper 66 Clarence Christian Bros School, brother An- drew Superior, 373 Sussex Christie Alex, barrister, 221 Con- cession Christie Christina, boarding home 22 Albert Christie J N E, teller Ontario Bank 96 Gloucester Christie Peter, contractor 22 Albert Chrirtie 8, oomis'n agent, 82 Sparks house 74 Elgin Christie S, beer cellar, 184 Canal w Christie A ft Go, druggist, 87 Sparks Chubbuck Chas, civ ser, 344 Maria Church Dr C, 185 Rideau Church John, carpenter, 696 Maria Church ThoB, filer, 27 Division Oi^ppgr John, grocer, 97 Duke Cinyud — , barber, 118 Qneen CniXBir Orrioi, 62 Sparks City Registry Office, 66 Nicholas Clan J,laamster, 298 Sally Clancy J, bo^-keeper, 166 Botelier Clancy Martin, gasntter, 14 Currier Clancy M, repairing staff, par build Clare A, painter, 186 CumDeriand Clark C, tailor, 314} Cumberland Clark L G, advocate, 158 Murray Clark P, c s okrk, ?0 Stewart Ckurk Thoe, labo'^, 321 Sing Clark Thomas, 6vC Albert Clark Chas, teamster, 74 Bank Clarke G, watchman. Avenue Clarke J, clerk, 397-399 Wellington Clarke Peter^ laborMV V6 Chapel CLARKE T M, ins agV 21 Elgin Clary M, Anglo-AiMrican Hotel, 92 Queen Clay John, laborer, 137 Nicholas Clay Wm, laborer, 396 Rideau Clayton F, civil service, 67ft Wel- lington Clayton J A, civil service, 209 Daly Clearmont G, carter, 136 St Andrew deary J, carter, 130 St Paul Gleave William, boatrbuilder, 125 Tittoria Clements T T, waiter, 88 St Paul Clemow Fjofficial assignee, 60 Elgin house 576 If aria Gleroux Rocque, blacksmithj 450 St Patrick Clifford J, shoemaker, 88 Nicholas Olifl Jos, laborer, 143 King Clisby House, LK Cliebv, 3 Elgin Cloren Miss Jane, 118 Clarence Close Thos, com agt, 119 Albert Gloutier A, laborer, 294 St Andrew Gloutier P, blacksmith, 11 Rose Gloutier S, joiner, 314 Gathcart Gloutier T, joiner, 320 Gathcart Gluff Isaac, carpenter, 109 Kent Gluff W H, ins agent, 114 Slater Goad Thos, messenger, finance dep Cobum E, book-bindec, 369 Albert Cochenthaler S.tobacnisij 79 Sparks Gockbnrn Hon Jas, 174 Metcalfe Gookbnni B, bookbinder, 619 Maria Cockburn & Matheson, pio-framen 118 Rideau Cockburn, Wright & Gkmow, bar risters, 6 O'Connor Cocrafl T, laborer, 33 Bolton Codd Edwd, laborer, 66 Nelson Codd Rev F, 483 Albert Codd Jae, grooer, 489 Cumberland Coffey T, waterworks commissioner 631 Rideau Coffield Jas, laborer. 73^ Water G<^n Hon Thos, receiver general, Receiver General's Dept Coffin Lieut-Col Wm F, com ord lands, 61 Canal east Coghlan J S, grooer, 166 Bank G<^lan T, laborer, 104 Gathcart Cole •~, boiler-maker, 228 Queen Cole A F. fancy store, 24 Spvks Cole Chas, agent, 180 Nichti%tiw >■■> aai rt wa p w t ▼aitoty at IHBgnaBr. A. CHRISTIE & CO., fA. v>*V''f ^x ■*-"^(. /*r'^* Wf '^nf : ■ "ii J 1 . I A».i.^ K *'f -< c -'■ ►■"■ DRUCCISTS, «v¥HiVl 87 Sparks Street, rW ■j;:'f jf. .. , .I'r OTTAWA t''f'.i-^ ■■;,. „; ! . < .-.«.,. ,t .,,'•■■. ^frated Water Faotoryp .^jaC¥ :c ^ 164 SPARKS STREET, ;ri>^i| i UXmrAOTVUtM OF ALL XINDS OF AEBATKD BKTSBAOBI, Belfut Qingw Ale, ?^'f Bigliili Soda Water, <.r Champagne GMar, '1* ' E^partding Beltarir, leidlite Water, te., ALL WARRANTED TO BE OF THE BEST QUALITY, .4^' Factory, 164 Sparks St., Office, 87 Sparks St ■V r Thea« goods are sold at retail by the greater number of respectable Grocers in Otta^iva City, and our Express drivers deliver supplies regularly to ^eaters in the city and in surrounding villages within a radius of 20 miles. Orders for Shipment Solicited firom all parts of Central Canada. j|s^^K!^>,-'^:j|;CV;v:,:%^ A-'C S6 CO.'^' % W^ ii it I; <7 I !i i ;.» ? 'H Hi ' 1 S.U lii A-^iif iiS/S i'' i ■ : ■ NHOB ft WAUJSB, Agti. ?' 8 Siije m-: ;ftiL UJ.BK.Agti for B A Co, Wellington rk, 89 King S Bridge ) Clarence ag mattrass Water C office, 25S , 92 Stewart I, 537 Maria 32 St Paul snt, 'J Elgin 2 Britannia r ti Patrick irwoman. 28 fi) x U* I i ,1 4 Redpath , 212 Maria St Andrew 276 King I Sallv 29 Theodore laborer, 16jl 20 Sherwood ( St Andrew )alhou8ie , 136 Murray it Andrew 18 Church St Andrew 96 Church Freil kthcart rivy council, *atrick » Broad FrtsJl 20 Freil iui hatter, 40 2Fft»il 5 Wilbrod >r, 27 Metcalfe 366 Daly office, house ) Cambridge 9 Church er, 206 Friel jht, 654 Wet AUEB,A(tB. y'J if! m 3.111 ^f-J >\l m .1 .,1 ■■'•>, }' ;^ ;? I i :''-. ]'n\ ■ n iiy ci^AWA ALnunxnAL onsovoRT. ItadMtmft ^\ . . Llfb bt Oo of Q«*bM. 0>|tul, tMO.O. O'OOIIOB * WAILBB, Agta. CouUbArd W, briokUyer, 229 fiank OoUMTT or Oarlitom Gaol. Alex W Powell, govr, Nicholas Bt County Gouri House a»d Offloes, Daly st County Registry Offlce, Daly street, B Sherwood, regintrar Couroelle Alph, baker, 162 Murray CoursoUe 0, draughtBinan, 28 Friel Coursolle Jacob, teamster, 60 Baird Cooreollee T O, translator House of Oommons, 22 Water Courtenay J M, civ 8cr,245 Theoilore Coarrille M, laborer, 20 Augusta Cousens W G, clerk. 180 Slater Cousens Wm. 180 Slater GooaiMMi Alex, laborer, 27 Rone Cousineau A, baker, 272 St Patrick Oousineau Moise, carter, 298 C h urch Cousineau P, carpenter, 18 Nelson Cousineau S. steward, 189 Water Cousineau T, pilot. 110 Water Coutlie M, clerk, bds at Mrs But- tons, 98 Albert Couturier Mrs A, 289 Clarence Couvrette F, hotel-kpr, 38 Murray CottrretteHJ)oinpolice, 60 Botelier Couvrette J, 212 St Andrew Couvrette M, saddler, 110 Church Cowan Alex, packer, 6S4 Maria Cowan Geo, mason, 28 Victoria Avenue Cowan John, grocer, 227 Bay Cowan Jno, grocer, 2.32 Wellington Cowan Thos, Florence Hotel, 205 Sparks Cowan Wni, express driver, 219 Queen Cowan Win. county treaaurcr, 219 Nicholas Coward D W, com agent, 46 Sparks 507 King Cowieson Kobt, stne-cuttet, 213 Sally Cox F H G, clerk, dept of Interior, 329 Theodore Cox Geo, engraver, 15A Elgin, house m M»ria Cox Jamea, laborer, 66 Dalhousie Cox Saml, ouUer, 641 Wellington Cox Thofl^onftner, 682 Wellington Cox Mrs Wm, 91 Nelson Oox Mrs, widow, 26 Albert Avenue Coy John, mason, 119 Nicholas Cozenau Siris, laborer, 44 Nelson Crabtree John, stne-ctter 4I2 Lewis Crack Harry, tmsmth, 173 Nicholas Craig Alex, laborer, 408 Gloucester Craig Hugh, plasterer, 231 Wui^ temburg Graig James, agent. 172 Bttwart Oraig JAR, merchant tailors, 283 Wellington , ,. , Graig S. clerk P dept ' Graig Mrs Samuel, 39 MoGee ^\ Oraig Wm, carpenter, 203 King Grain Geo^ contractor, 68 Slater Grain Levi, builder, 34 Nenean Grain Robt, contractor, 312 St Paul Grannell Levi, chf elk. 154 Kiddle Crawford Ambrose. laborer, 499 Somerset Grawfortl Jas, laborer, 61 Sherwood Crawford James, shoe stre, 83 Bank Grawley Miss, confectnr, 365 Well* ington Grilley Hugh, laborer, 275 Nioholaa Crockett James, stone-cutter 191 Friel Gronin Cornelius, laborer, 366 8t Patrick Crooks Jas. laborer, 359 GonoeMion Grookshank G Y, clerk, Finance Deot. GrooKshanka Miss Margaret, 104 Augusta Grosby C A, (A J Stephens & Oo,) 161 O'Connor Gross Mrs Andrew, wid,ll6 Murray Gross Thos, olerk. Finance Dept Gross Wm, blacksmith, 81 Besaerer Groxier T J, printer, 167 Maria Gruice R W, commission agent, 58 Sparks, h 205 Maria Gruice Thomas, civil aervio^ 094 Wellington Caddie Andrew, carter, 380 King Guddie James, carter, 266 Clarence Oudiiy McGillie, pensioner, 931 St Patrick Gull Jas, laborer, 107 Cumberland GuUen Mathew, laborer, 73 Gathoart Cummins Mrs, widow, 99 Gloucester Cummings Joseph, civil service, 343 Nepean Gumming Robt, shoemaker, 125 8t Paul Gumniings, Rob, laborer, 136 Arthur Gunninzham C R, secretary o w w, 627 Wellington Cunningham G, grocer, 290 Rideau Cunningham Geo, grocer, 480 King CunHingbam J, book-kpr, 12 Bank Cunningham J, grocer, 119 Water Cunningham Mrs M, 182 Nicholas Cunningham M C, clerk Depart* ment of Secretary of State Cunningham P, tailor, €0 Lloyd {•'■ h'u' A- I >ii: VI .'4, V -l. tkmgk Tiokets to ll«|to«al, Qnobeo, Xnentj, &o., at ou vAtm (KQOiniOB 4 VAUEl •sr•'•'^ M OTTAWA ALPHAUfllOAL DIUOTOIT. 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I \\ OumQ F, meaflcngtr Department of Justice Oumn P, Uborcr, 171 Canal West Gurran Timothy, 161 King Ourran W, draughteman Depart- ment of Public workn Gurrell J. lawfller, 363 Dalhousie Gurretl T, laborer, 611 Maria Currier L, laborer, 277 Dalhousie Carrier L D, engineer, 200 Nioholai Currier T W, lumbr rolV, 83 Stewart Currier T W A Go, sash flfustory, &g, Oourt Curry J, expressman, 72 Cobonrg Curry P, laborer, 76 Oobourg Curtis Jno, barber, Florence hotel, Sparks Curtis J, briokmaker, 407 Clarence Curtis Nathan, elk P O, 631 Albert Cusio James, labr, 22 Cumberland Cussens H, oonfctnr, 360 Dalhousie - Gusaon E. biksmitb, 280 Dalhousie OosTOii House, 83 Sparks Cuthbertson D, contractor ,182 Cam- bridge Cuzner L, collector, 616 Rideau Cuiner Wm, reporter Citi$m, 180 George Cyr A, contractor, 30 Botelier Daoier G Oi chemist and druggist, 617 Sussex, house 122 Stewart Dacy James, laborer, 38 Bolton Das^nais Edouard, laborer, 646 St Patrick Dagenais Flavien, painter, 300 St Andrew Dagenais Wm, carpenter, 64 Cobourg Daffg Thos, flour store, 216 Rideau Dauy News Office, Andrew Wilson, proprietor, 162 St Paul Dalaire Abraham, meat market, 349 Clarence Dalaire Charles, blacksmith, 321 Cathcart Dalaire A Lerielle. Ibntohere, 202 Cumberland Dalaiee Abraham, btchr, 116 i'^iiel Dale James, laborer, 65 Baird Dale Ilobt, carpenter, 16 Sherwood Dalglish G, grocer, 74 Queen Dalglish Jas^rocer, 282 Wellington house 206 GHater Dallaire Jos, butcher, 231 Water Dalton Maurice, laborer, 837 St Patrick Daly Jeremiah, laborer, 449 ^t Patrick Daly John, carter, 180 Cathcart Daly M E, painter, 127 Elgin Daly Tim, laborer, 134 St Paul Daly M, brakesman C Rt^Se Sherwood D'Amour EHe, blaeksmith, 2a Clarence D* Amour Elie, blacksmith, 247 Church Dancy^Alex, laborer, 386 Lisgar DanoT Miss J, f^uit dealer, 216 Rideau Dancy Thoe, laborer, 467 Lisnr Daniels Jas, prop Revere House, 476 Sussex DANIELS SAML. prop Windsor House, 46 Metcalfe Danie Elie, baker, 624 St Patrick Danis Joe, carpenter, 14 St Joseph Danis Pierre, joiner, 40 Shamrock Danis Zotique, blacksmith, 868 8t Andrew Daoust Casimir. carter. 206 Water Daoust Joseph, laborer, 39 Charlotte Darby John, clerk, 26 Victoria Av Darcy Wm, grocer, 483 Rideau D'Arcy Mrs, widow, 418 Gloucester Dftughtry E, messenger P O dept Daughtry Jas, fhiit store, 236 Well- ington '"* Dauray L, clerk, census office *' D'Auteuil E, clerk, dept agricnlture David Leon, grocer, 73 Duke Davidson Mrs, widow, 462 Lewis Davidson F R, chemist A druirgigt 142 Sparks Davie&n J B, hairdresser, 19 Mnrray Davieau Pierre, hotel k." ,/.r, m Murray Davis Fred, truant officer, 107 Nic- holas Davis Hugh, carpenter, 281 Rideau Davie Joe, carpenter, 130 George Davis Johnr, plumber, 226 Queen Davis John, laborer, 69 Sherwood Davis J G, collector, 217 St Paul Davis Mchl, contractor, 666 Rideau Davis Thos, mess, 310 Clarence Davis Wm, contractor, 666 Rideau Davis Wm, gardener, 127 Bolton Davis — . carpenter, 226 Queen Davy Root, laborer, 168 St Andrew ^aweon Ghas, laboier, 34 ..h cholae Dawson G',8ew mac agt, 129 Sparks house, 91 Nepean Dawson Jas, laborer, 226 Cafhcart Day Frank, 166 Water D^r Jos, plumber, 6C6 St Patrick Day Saml, Bible society, 24 Bell T>rze Vincent, letter carrier, 256 8t r atric>^ BtalJiMiu Moued en all ov Hues hi adTM«» tritbeot -..•^j, COflJOB 4 WAUEB. OTTAWA ALPOAMIMAt MBMTWf. 09 toOitect AUBL !)eacon J» bout aud mIkm «tort>, U NiohoUs Uean Jamta, laborer, 141 Kent D«an J^ar|>entor, 283 Guinbcrland Deauz Henri, laborer, 109 Nelnon l)«Bouol;torvill« J V, clerk, d'-pt of interior DE0UI8B A, Icc.rr, 1 '1 Cathcart DE0UI8B A LAPOiNlil, nrated water mtn, 434 Sunaex D«b«tr« B, laborer, 392A Clnreiio« Delatre Pierre, cUrk, 319 Cathcart DelarouaeChaa. laborer, 136 Water Delcnay Jas, laborer, ia9Nichola8 Delorroe A, laborer. 111 Britannia Terrace Delorme F, carter, 32 Shamrock Delorme laaie, carter, 212 Church Delorme J Bte, labr, 308 St And. w Delorme L, Btonectr,295 St Andrrtv Demere Jos, laborer, 17 Cb' rch Demerae Jofl^ laborer 100 vVo Demerse Moiee, laborei , ..'d Dompaey Jas. clerk, 1.'4 c mju ug Denaud 0, laborer 398 8t Andrew Denault E, joiner, 20 St Joseph Deaault E, plu i-oad Desi. . _ laborer, 230 St Andrew Deqardio Barnabi, Btone*cutter, 278 Gumoerland Deegardia Charles, 248 Dalhousie De»ardin Edward, hotel, 47 Murray Denardines Bei^amin, carpenter, 16 Notre Dame ■yMki ItBsct. DK8JAUblNUChs,iusag't,3York house 61 Water Dcuardins F, labo'r, 892 St kmrfw Dealardins 0, plst'r, 330 St Andrew Deslardins S, laborer, 622 St l >atri<-k Denjardins Severe, joiner, sJ2 > Andrew Denlage Frs, painter, 226 Wiili r I)«Hlaurier Felix, ibr, 10 St Jq>' h Deslaiirier Felix, Ibr, 488 St Patrick Dealaurier OlanfoiH, Ibr, 29 Angletiea Square DcHlaurier Q dom police 148 Murray Defilaurier J, otHce kpr, 420 Paul DeslnurierH Louia, blaokHmith, 308 W er /) ,lo v's Francifl, elk, 684 Bideau 'Ir . Geo, carpntr, 13 RoHe Deb I., rais Leonard, shoemaker, 66 Mur uy Desnoeavea Charles, shoemaker, 309 Dnlhousie Desnoyer Damasjoinr, 468 Clarence I'esnoyers Joseph^ ibr, 78 Chapel Desormeau Baptistc, manon, 45 Anglesea Square Desormeau Dam's, lbr,361 St Andrew DeBormeau Felix, Ibr, 29 Anglesea Square Desormeau N, stneinsn, 168 Church Desormeau Tbeo, msn.^il Water Desormeau Theophile, carpenter, 47 Anglesea Square DeBormeauz Victor, Ibr, 217 Water Desroche Geo, joiner, 166 StAndrew Desroche Joseph, laborer, 369 St Andrew Desroches Etienne, civil service 68 Metcalfe Desrochers G^leotin, carter, 688 St Patrick Desrosiers Ant, hotel du Castor 463 Sussex Dessert Octave, stonemason, 306 St Patrick Devlin Mrs C, boarding house, 118 Queen Devlin Edward, cattle dealer, 158 Clarenca Devlin Bichd, c v ser, 307 StAndrew Devlin R J, hair k furrier 38 Bideau Dewan Arthur, laborer, 690 Maria Dewan John, r tone-cutter, 426 Well* ington Dewar Colin, book-kpr, 174 Middle Dewar Cot* 9, clerk, 208 Middle Dewar Huib, xa-^Jener. 208 Fricl Dewe John, P O inn), 260 Daly DSwitt J A, clerk, House of Com Tto «d9! ytosa to get JasfOM aaA B^^i TBiaitnif is at OBOIjnD * Wr. r 1 -I' •I' : , h i < ■I 1 i- ■'1; ■■ il 1 ' ! '.' fi- « ; iH^ \''\> ■ ! i\ :\' :■■■■■ v.- ■::■-( loo OTTAWA ALPHABinOAL DIRKOTORT. mm' ft'. II \'i* \ ■' i« il j;i Oiwi WNten Bftilroad of Oanadiu O'OOVKOB ft WALXAB, Afinti. Dey Joseph, boat bailder, 201 Canal East, 106 Nicholas Dick Qeo, foreman Perley & Pattee, 684 Albert Dickieson Oeo, Minister's secy dept of Interior Dickinson Bobt> blacksmith, 75 Coboure Dickson Alex, clerk, bds at Mrs Buttons 98 Albert Dickson Samuel, clerk, bds at Mrs Suttons 98 Albert Diethelm L, laborer, 184 Water Dillabogh Sami, carpenter, 233 Wurtemburg Dillisson Ben, laborer, 61 Gobourg Dillon Mich), laborer, 89 Dalhousie Dimbleby J, tailor, 66 Rideau Dion C, messenger, 236 Nelson Dion E, accountant and collector, 48 Wellington Dion L D, clerk, dept pub works Dionne J F, civil ser, 137 Chapel Dionne 0, assistant acct, dept P W Dionne P, carpenter, 380 Clarence Dishearn Jos, laborer, 214 Daly Diverge Peter, laborer, 109 Queen Dixon George, cutter, 104 Besserer Dixon Wm, laborer, 140 Sherwood Dixon W H, salesman, 160 Besserer Dobier Jas, gilder, 413 St Patrick Dobier J W H, boot and shoe store, 48 Rideau, house 269 Clarence Dochert^ Q R, spring bed manuf, 135 Rideau, house 425 Rideau Doherty J, messenger, senate Dolan Chaa, carter, 262 Church Dolan Michael, laborer, 396 Nepean Dolan Michael, laborer, 398 Nepean Dolan Mrs, widow, 440 Cumberland Dominion Telegraph Office, Joseph Atchison, manager, 17 Elgin Dompierre B, baker, 241 Church Dompierre B, baker, 248 Water Donaldson B, cashier, Albert Island Donaldson D, clerk, 261 Albert Donaldson John, blacksmith, 230 Stewart Donnelly J, grocer, 134 Queen west Donnelly R, blkemith, 15 8t Andrew Donohue J, laborer, 97 Cumberland Donovan Alex, carriage-maker, 107 Clarence Donovan A, blacksmith, 170 Bolton Doolan Mrs, widow, 326 Bridge Dooley P, laborer, 552 Somerset Doran Jas, carpenter, 10 Nicholas Doran Mins, bdg-hse, 111 O'Connor Poran Wm, laborer. 437 Clarence Doran Wm, laborer, 66 Gobourg Dore F, civil service, 16 Bear Dorion Alex, painter, 16 Augusta Dorion Ami, clerk C S, bds at J B McKenzie's, 136 Albert Dorion A, shoemaker, 91 Broad Dorion A, clerk Finance Dept Dorion A A, clerk P O Dept Dorion G P, tinsmith, 146 Sparks Dorion J, laborer, 63 Britannia ter Dorion Noel, huckster, 163 Murray Dorion 0, painter, 109 Church Dorion Z, clerk, 142 Church Domey J F, p city hotel, 42 Clarence Dory Henry, laborer, 134 Middle Doucet Mrs, widow, 75 Broad Doucette Chas, clerk, 259 Friel Doucette John, hotel, 222 Dalhousie Dougherty William, painter, 350 Cumberland Douglas Brown, c s clerk, bds at Mrs Brown's, 30 Albert Douglas P B, clerk, Dept of Interior Douglass Mrs Thos, hotel, 97 York Dourley John, 169 Bridge Dow Mrs, widow, 223 St Paul Dowdell Jas, culler, 116 Sherwood Dowler John, millwright, 36 Slater Ddwij Jos, upholst'r, m8 Gloucester Downie Alphonse, butcher, 26 Friel Downie Jonn, laborer, 24 Cathoart Doweley Thos, real estate 4 com ag't, 28 Rideau, h 307 Ridet\u Doyle Andrew, school master s i, 448 Oumberland Doyle Andrew, labo'r, 26i) Clarence Doyle D, contractor, 132 St Andrew Doyle Denis, laborer, 10 Currier Doyle James, carter, 422 Clarence Doyle J, carpenter, 156 Cambridge Doyle Johq, brewer, 121 Nicholas Doyle Michael, carter, 464 Clarence Doyle Mrs M, trader, 33 Clarence Doyle P, bookkeeper, 12 Albert ave Drake J, laborer, 340 Gloucester Drapeau D, shoemkr, 226 Dalhousie Drapeau D, shoemkr, 244^ Church Drapeau S, clerk, dept agriculture, 20 Water Drill Shed, 56-60 Nicholas street, R Wlieatley, caretaker Driscoll Jas, bottler, 164 Stewart DriscoU Timothy, saddler, 100 Kinz Driscoll W, laborer, 287 St Patrick Drinker A, laborer, 18 Redpath DrummondGeo P, 377 Sparks Drumniond & Waiidell, ins agts, 74 Sparks Drysdale John, civ ser, 13 Kent St. LawienM and OUawa Stilwsy Coopuj. O'OONNOB & WALLEB, Agtnta. ^'' OTTAWA ALPHABXTIOAL DIRXOTORY. 101 A. KOmiMlSB'S General Stationery WarehouM, Bpsrin Stzeet Dube Alf, butcher, 317 St Andrew Dube David, trader, 89 Clarence Dube Dftinaae, grocer, 85 Church Dube L, chief mes house do's stock belbre pucchaalng C»rp«ti or FumltUM. '% 'v n?^ mm 1 1! ■;>' ! Li* •fj till it ' ' m III n? ' hi Wm M if m- I i rf.t ?:.i mi ;•.■»■ IM OTTAWA STUBS DIBXOTOIVY Blolieliw and Ontario Boy*} Hail Line of Stoameni O'OOSHOB 4 W1|JJBB, Agti. Dussault O, carpenter, 84 Murray. Duval George, clerk dfipt of Justice Duval George, clerk, 229 Wiibrod Dnxtaler Henry, laborer, 95 Broad Dwight Wm, shoemaker, 20 Nelson Dwinnell H O, plumber, 108 Rideau Dwinnell N, laborer, 179 Cathcart Dwyer S, laborer, 626 Rideau Dyde Sml, U F & R Co, 297 St Paul Dyer Miss, school teacher, 10 Vic- toria avenue Dyke Mrs James, 229 Stewart Dyson S, laborer, 171 Bolton Ba^leson Mrs, ladies under-clothing 157 Rideau Eagleson Wm, elk, 24 Anglesea sq Earle T, boarding-hse, 106 Rideau Eastcott Jas, mason, 177 Nepeaa Eastern W M Church, St Paul Eastman J, carpenter, 186 Middle Easton S T. forwarder and com agt, 186 Canal east Eastwood D S, manager Union Bk, 664 Wellington Eastwood D 8, official assignee* 46 Sparks Eaton W S, 308 Slater Ebbs George, 195 Botelier Edey M C, carpenter, 96 Arthur Edge Geo, carpenter, 446 Nepean Edge Nich, carpenter, 206 Arthur Edmonds J, msengr, 64 Cumberland Edmondson Jas, bricklayer, 397 St Patrick Edwards B, butcher, 184 Murray Edwards E, pattern maker, 96 Bell Edwards J, grocer, 370 Maria Edwards Jotin, labr. 111 Dalhousie Edwards Solomon, fruit store, 222 Sparks Edwards William, No 2 By-ward market Edwards Wm, butcher, 150 Nelson Edwards William, labr, 248 Queen Edwards Bros, meat market, 186 Murray Egan Dennis, 162 Concession Bgan D, hotel-keeper, 22 Percy Egan James, carpenter, 248 Con- cession Egan Mrs, widow, 409 Gloucester Egar John, stne cutr, 75 Cambridge Egleson James, Lt Col B G A, 194 Chapel Egleson P A, merchant tailor, 663 Sussex Egleson P J, clothier, 614 Sussex Egleson P A & Son, grocers, 500 Sussex Elliott Edwin, moulder, 375 Slater Elliott Miss E, dressmaker, 378 Dalhousie Elliott George, dry-goods merchant, 73 Vittoria Elliott James, mesgr, 66 Chapel Elliott R, pro com hotel, 71 York Elliott Miss Sarah, dressmaker, 90 Bank Elliott & Hamilton, dry-goods, 52- 64, Rideau Ellison Samuel, lumber foreman, 157 York Ehnitt Thomas, gardnr, 376 Elgin Elridge Wm, bcklyr, 132 Cobourg Elwefl G T O, med hall, 134 Sparks Emery Albert, mason, 64 Nelson Emigrant Sheds, 4 King Emmanuel Church, Elgin Emond Clfiophas, st'nectter 49 Rose Eneau Alex, laborer, 90 Nelson English Geo, laborer, 370 Clarence English Tbos, laborer, 84 Nelson English Restaurant, W Cox pro, 229 Rideau Ennis Francis H, clerk C S, 641 Rideau Ennis Patrick, labrer, 394 Clarence Enwright John, tinsmith, 273 Bay Enwri^ht Patrick, carpenter, 356 St Patrick Enwright Percy, tinsmith, 460 Nepean Enright Thos, laborer, 187 Botelier EnrightMrs, stoves ana tinware, 331 Wellington Enright, — -, lab'r, 111 Cumberland Enwright Timothy, tailor, 179 York Eplett Mrs M, trader, 68 York Erratt Jacob, ins agent, 348 Rideau Erskine Dr, 291 Sparks Esdale Wm, laborer, 191 Boltoo Esmonde Jowph, hardware, 378 St Paul Esmonde Brs, tinsmths, 88 Sparks Estay Elias, laborer, 41 Ottawa Ethier Anne, 107 George Ethier Augustin, lab'r, 63 Church Evans C, carpenter, 146 Gloucester Evans Jeremiah, 227 Sparks Evans Miss L, milliner, 74 York Evans M A, dressmaker, 206 Queen Evans Saml, pork store, 60 Ridean Evans Wm, laborer, 347 Wiibrod Evanturel A E, 'clerk, dept P W Evanturel Edw, civ ser, 76 Slater Ewart D, architect, 464 St Paul Fabien C, carpenter, 212 Murray Faghan Mich, laborer, 406 Nepean Upptr Ottawa Unloa Forwarding StoamlKiat and B. B. Ooi O'OOVIOB ft WALLEB. Agti, erk C S, 541 OTTAWA ALPHABineAL TilBEOTOST. m TfaumitkiBg, BaoADg, FhuaUng, EaTM Tronghi and Ghitton at ESMONDIB'. Fahey Edward, laborer, 69 Lloyd Fairbanks Edw, clerk, 246 Church Fairweather J S, c 8, 65 O'Connor Falardeau L, laborer, 134 Clarence Falaideau T, asnis post master} hae of commons, 240 Church Falconer C O, clerk, P O dept Falding F J, clerk, dept of justice Falls W H, auctioneer, 168 Glou- cester Fanning J, shoemaker, 66 Botelier Fanning John, cabl nikr, 88 Baird Fanning Michael, laborer, 148 St Andrew Fanning Bobt, carptr, 222 Murray Fanning William, clerk, House of Commons Fanning William, labr, 463 Maria Fareau Tebvie, labr, 46 Cathcart W Farley James, bk keepr, 336 Maria Farley , 136 Nelson Farmer Eciward, laborer, 317 St Patrick Farmers' Hotel, Z Laporte, 263-5 Bideau Farquhar William, contr, 328 St Paul Farrar Mrs, widow, 176 Daly Farrell Joseph, laborer, 21 1 Queen Farrell Mrs, widow, 246 Nepean Farrell Mrs, hotel keeper, 61 York Farrland Francis, labr, 66 Nelson Farries Rev F W, 79 Albert Faucher P, labr, 179A St Andrew Fauchier Xavier, cook, 142 Water Faulkner Alex, joiner, 386 St Pat- rick Faulkner Nap, dry-goods Ac, 638 Sussex Faulkner N, merchant, 223 Sussex Faulkner Mrs Edward, widow, 360 St Patrick Favreau P, deputy chief fire dept, 66 Bideau Fawcett H, clerk, customs dept Feathers Hotel — Benj Huckell, pro, 33 William Featherston J P, chem a druggist, 103 Bideau, house 462 Bideau Fee S, book-keeper, 416 Sparks Feeley John, laborer, 9 Hill Fehr K M, musician, 300 St Patrick Fellowes G B L, barris, 16 Metcalfe cquare Fellowes H, contractor, 297 Glou- cester Fellows, O'Gara, Lapierre & Bemon barristers, 68 Sparks Fenney — , laborer, 389 Gloucester Ferguson H A, civ ser, 26 York Ferguson J, plumber, 46 Sally Ferguson J, repairing staf}, par bids Ferguson Miss, knitter, 212 St Paul Ferguson P B, plumber, 224 Sparks • Ferguson W, carp'tr, 327 Gloucester Ferguson W, mes civ ser, 91 Chapel Fernaville Wm, painter, 339 King Ferris E C, laundry, 329 Maria Fest Wm, confectioner, 44 Bideau , Fewks T, lab'r, 37 Albert Avenue Filiatrault A, shoemkr, 289 Water Filiatrault J Bte. mason, 37 St Joseph Filteau L N, clerk, dept pub works Finan P, fruit dealer, 65 York Finch Heury, 692 Albert Finch Wm, bricklayer, 162 Priel Findlay Alex, mason, 23 Daly Fingland Wm, merchant, 171 Daly Fingland W, official assignee, 68 Sparks Fingland & Draper, dry goods, 661 Sussex Fink J J. plasterer, 9 St Joseph Finlay John, laborer, 414 Nepean Finlayson Mrs J N, 36 Mosgrove Finley Wm, clerk, 124 Nicholas Finn T H, grocer, 193 Water Finnester Daniel, 108 King First Baptist Church, Queen Fisher A, clerk c s, 306 Theodore Fisher Geo, agent, 278 Sussex Fisher Mrs Geo, widow, 219 Albert Fiekey Hy, laborer, 37 St Andrew Fiss^ault A, civil ser, 278 Wilbrod Fitzgerald J, laborer, 269 King Fitzgerald Thos, laborer, 84 Bell Fitzpatrick J, laborer, 108 Queen w Fitzpatrick Mrs, widow, 566 Albert Fitzsimmons J, laborer, 226 Queen Fitzsimmons J, farmr, 102 Theodore Fitzsimons P, grocer, 65 Water Fitzsimons & Browne, grocers, 63 Bideau Fitzsimons J, watchman, 248 Albert Fleck A, founder, 418 Wellington Fleck A W, clerk, 674 Wellington Fleming Alex, carter, 162 Queen Fleming Andrew, carter, 176 Queen Fleming Sandford, chief engineer C P By, h 295 Daly Flemming J, stonecutter, 26 Daly Flemming Simpson, millwright, 92 Lloyd Fletcher John, carpenter, 216 St Paul Flint William, groom 106 Nicholas Flood Mark, laborer, 46 Baird ■m • iir ' W : 1 'J t' i ' ^ •'■In .i,ar.S:jlJ| mm - '^ { .'n I ii . 1 . ' J 1 Si ;l '• ■i \ • li !i Oct ymr Floor and Oil Cloths at SHOOLBRBD A. CO*S. ttr ":!. :'\ , ^uj, m^^^' Kill '.'.M vi'> 'if 'Hi;' '' ,|; . ■« J ^ ," ; H 104 OTTAWA ALPHABBTIOAL DIREOTORT. Qet your ComioM »t 8H00LBBBD ft 00.fl, the lugeat lUwk in ths dty. Flood Michael, teamster, 62 Baird Floyd Thos, carp'nter, 142^81 Paul Flynn Wm, laborer, 2611 DalhouHie Fobb Mr« John, washerwoman, 186 Clarence Fo^artv Bernard, iab'rer, 66 St Paul Foiey Alxia, tnemth, 1888t Andr«w Foisy H'nry, tnsmth, 236 Dalhousie Foisy J Z, grocer, 73 HeSBerer Foisy Pierre, stone-cutter, 289 St Andrew Foisy Xavier, clerk, 411 St Patrick Foley Rev D F, sec to Bishop, 143 St Patrick Foley John, laborer, 248 Bolton Foley Miss Kate, dressmaker, 879 Dalhouaie Foley Mrs, widow, 72 Chapel Foley Moses, porter, 136 George Fooks F, London Restaurant, 32 Rideau, h 225 Sussex Fooke Geo, brcklyr, 155 St Andrew Foran John, policeman, 315 Ridea" Forbes Thomas, 370 King Forcier Jean, joiner, 79 Holton Ford Mrs George, 277 Water Ford Mrs, widow, 374 Sparks Ford Mrs, widow, 18 Kent Forde George, grocer, 181 Rideau Forfar T F, seed, flowers and impls 135 Sparks, h 199 Slater Forgie A G, mercht, 408 Slater Forgie John, boarding-house, 201-3 Sparks Forgie John, mer, 198 Concession Fornier John, printer, bils Mrs Sut- ton's, 98 Albert Forrest Lt Col, 14 Kent Forrest Patrick, labr, 176 Water Forrester James, 512 All>ert Forsyth Mrs Mary, wid, 323 Rideau Forsyth W F, private sec to Presi- dent of Council Fortier Mrs B, laundr, 164 Church Fortier Francis, laborer, 132 Middle Fortier Jos, carter, 184 St Patrick Fortier J G, clerk, P O dept Fortier Leonard, laborer, 214 St An- drew Fortier L N, clerk, dept public wks Fortier Octave, clerk, P O dept, 49 Cathcart Fortier Octave, civ ser, 9 Rear Fortier P, laborer, 38 McGee Fortin Louis, laborer, 38 St Andrew Foster J, sexton Presbyterian Ch, 285 Sparks FosterJC, joiner, 238 Wellington Foster Mrs, widow, 228 Queen Fosbery H T,clk C S, 381 Wilbrod Fotheringham J, inspector Wator Works, 46 Queen, West Fotu !P, laborer, 41 Division Foubert Ant, laborer, 116 Church Foubert A, lr.br, 120 Britannia ter Foubert Norbert, laborer, 134Water Foubert P, laborer, 27 St Andrew Fournier Mrs C, boardiog-hse, 146 Church Fournier Damase, hotel keeper, 66 Murray Fournier P, laborer, Albert Island Fournier Hon T, postmastor-^pnri Fournier T, clerk, 103 ChuroU Fouvrette C, plasterer, 29 Friel Fowler Geo, messenger Department ot Inland Revenue Fowler J no. messenger Department of Inland Revenue. Fowler Sidney ,plasterer, 118 Nelson Fowler S, of Henderson & Co, 572 Albert Fowler SH, 411 Maria Fowler Miss, tailoress, 366 Cum- berland Fowler Mrs, widow, 572 Albert Fox Chas, shoemaker, 131 King Fox D, boarding house, 39 Clarence Frampkev Henry, labr, 69 Redpath Francis Wm, laborer, 188 Clareoce Franklin Geo, contractor, 691 Well- ington Fraser Alex, laborer, 385 Maria Fraser Alex, carpenter, 283 St Paul Fraser A.lex, civ ser, 274 Clarence Fraser D, hardware, 164-166 Bridee Fraser Donald, blacksmith, 144 Clarence Fraser James, pattern maker, 64 Lloyd Fraser James, clrk Surrogate court, 122 Daly Fraser Jonn, laborer, 126 Lisgar Fraser John, C S clerk, bds at J B McKenzie's, 135 Albert Fraser, J A, photograpr 460 Sussfx Fraser J A, C S clerk, bds at Mies Christies, 22 Albert Fraser Mchl, grocer, 304 St Andrew Fraser Michael, grocer, 2 Rose Fraser Richard, mason, 427 Liagar Fraser Wallace, blacksmith, 36 Sherwood Fraser , boiler-mkr, 228 Queen Fraser Mrs, widow, 20 Cathcart W Fraser Mrs, widow, confectionery, 91 Duke Frichette Wm, clerk, P dept Paper Ruled at ALBX. AIOaTIMBa>8t Spwrlu Btreot. 8. (ioi. to ' Qtniral , . Hi Post Office Sa;mgs Bank, Caaadar ! 1' |i r! ,^^^ WHf HMHM*tHH|aNt.nt.ntaHMf Htf«MlH4«m*> *l'«H**W*Hi*ttilH|#Hif» :tv.|. >; The following Post Office SftvlngH BanlcA In Ontarin nnd Quebec are ojicn «Uily for th« r't'eiyt an ■ .'). Any parson may have « deposit account, and may 'deposit yearly any number of dollars, frmn tl up to |300, or more with the permission of the Postmaster Oeueral. 4. Deposits may b« made by married women, ami deposits no made, or made by women who shall afterwards marry, will be reiarent or friend a« Trustee for the oliild, in which case the dnpo-ilts can lie willidrawn by the Trustee imtll the child shall -ittain the nge of ten yearK, after which time rejiay- ment will be made only on tiie joint receipt of bii'tli Tnistee and child. Sbcondlv— In the child's own name--and, if ho (le])osited, repayment will not he. made nri'ill the child sliaU attain the age of ten yearn. 6. A depositor in any of the itavings Bank Post Offices may continue his deposits at any otiwr of such offl(!eB, without notice or change of Pass Book, and can withdraw money a', that Havings Bank Office which is most convenient to him. For instance, If he makes his tirst Ueposit at the Sayings Bank at Cobimrg, he may make furth.'^r tieposits at, or withdraw his money through, tlie Poat Ofhce Bank at Colllngwood or Qitebec, Harnia, Brockville or any place which may be ronvenlent to him, whethfer he continue to reside at Cobou^g or remove to wmie other place. 7. Each depositor is supplied with a Pass Jinok, which is to be produced to tlie Postmaster every time the de|iosltor jHiys in or withdraws money, - ami the sumM }«ld In or withdrawn are enteretl therein by the Postmaster receiving or piiyiiig tlie sHme. a Sach depositoi-'s account is kept in tlic roHtinnstvr OcnerarH ( >fflc4>, in Ottawa, and iu oddi' iini. to tts Postmaster's receipt in 'Ute Pass Rook, n tliirii rusktunfledttttunt fivm the PottmaiAtr (hnf his deitosit, '^s vultU apply ImatdUitely to tht Ptit- maskr General, by Utter, heAng niv'fnl tn tfirr hin tiMtvun, nwl, if n^fftmo-y, itntw hU apjfilmtion ■HiilU he receive* a $atitfadtoi-y rqt/y. 9. When a depositor wishes to witlulraw iiimiey, he can do so by applying to the Postmaster (leiieral, who wttl sewl him by return mail a chetiue for the amount, iiayable at whatever flyings Bimk Post Office the depositor may have nameil in his application. 10. Interest at the rate of 4 per' cent, per annum is aUoweI is always ready to receive and attend to all iqiplications, com- plaints, or other coramunic.itions addressed to him by depositors or others, relative to Post Office Huviiigg Bank biisSuess. -^■L v-r^ '#'( !^ I ■■■' •i'ili J: {> .': ■:\: h^'u i. r.V.i''-.VV';:-J!P>."iW9i ,• 1 :t " iili! Ili. Mmta Va iViifi J mi ■wM 14. A full lUtmient of the reguUtions of the l'u«t Offlcc Having* lUiik may Ite imii at uiv uf the Po«t OfficvR named in the foUowlng liat: Acton Vale Bmbro' Albion Brin Aleundria ' Euter Almonte FeiguH Amhentbnrg FenelonValU Angua Arkoiw ringal Flesherton Arnprlo* Foreat Atqani ,■, -jj? ii^. FsntHiU j^ fJtt IMe '"T' • &^- »:^:l ^'^ Ayr Oananuiint' Baltimore OaraftraM BttiTle Qeotgetown , Bayflehl Qeorgina B«aehvllle Qlenallan BeamsVlUe Ooderit^h ^eauharnola' Granbv Orlinaby BeavertoB Belleville Ouelph Uallburton Berlin Bertbier Hamilton BUirton Uarristuu Bobcayoeon Bond Head UHStingii HawkeHbur}- Bothwell Hetipeler Half BowmanviUe Bracebridga Huntingdon Bradford Ingersull Brampton Invemeaa Brantford Iroquoifi Bridge water Joliette Bright Keen* Brighton KemptviUe BrockTille Kincardine BrookUn Kingston BruseelB KingaviUe Buckingham Kirkfleld Canipbeilford ■ Knowltou Cannington Lachlne CaHetou PUce Laiihiite Cayuga Chanibly Canton Lanark Liiprairie Cliathain, Weat Ii'AB«oni|ition CbelMa Leamington Chippawa Lerds Clarkabnrg Lennoxville . OearviUe Levis Cllfttm Lindsay Clinton • Listowel Coaticook London Coboiirg L'Origual Colberne * Luuan Coklwater Lvckntli: ti ? I »;. 4 :m ) I ■i> ill I ■ •■ 'I'ai' . il ■ ' I." II i'r;j*?'^'|-' !' ! f J lOd OTTAWA ALPHABBTIOAL DIKIOTORT Oolllnfwood A Lake Superior Boytl Mali Llm of Sttameri. 0*OOIHOB A WILLEB, Igti Gauvreau Louis, joiuer, 49 Augusta Oauvreau Pre, joiner, 340 Clarence Gauvreau Xavior, laborer, 321 St Andrew Gavin Jeremiah, janitor QBE, 181 George Gavin Peter, laborer, 126 Sherwood Geare Wm N, fruit 8t're,519 Sussex Geddes W A, clerk C S, 369 Oaly Gelhausen P J, tcbaoconist, 63 Rideau Gemmell J J, barrister, 222 Dalj Genaud J A, assistant French trans- lator, House of Commons Gendreau A E, hairdreaser, 62 Wel- lington, h 392 St Patrick Geneau Henry, founder, 50 Britan- nia terrace Genest Francois, tanner, 501 St Patrick Geoffrion Hon Felix, min of inland revenue, Dept of Inlund Bevenue George Robt, oiler, Ottawa water works pump house, Wellington George St Fire Station, Jos A Smith, engineer Germain Dr, 112 Queen west Germain E, tailor, 82 Water Germain Edmond, tanner A currier, 337 Clarence Germain G, merchant, 92 Cathcart Germain J G, M D, 207 Murrav Germain Louis, laborer, 281 Cum- berland Germain N, merchant, 112 Daly German Th^odule, laborer, 324 St Patrick Germain N & Sou,' tinsmiths, 637 Sussex Germain & Mongenais, dry-goods merchants, 521 Sussex German Lutheran Church, Wilbrod Gervaifl Pierre, labr, 218 Cathcart Gervais Raphael, labr, 21 Friel G G F Guards' Armory, Keating Jas, caretaker, 7 St Paul Gibbons Henry, labr, 325 Nicholas Gibbs H, solr of patents, 169 Daly Gibbs & CoursoUe, eolrs of patents, 5 O'Connor Gibout Lucien, mason, 269 Church Gibson B, contractor, 419 St Paul Gibson Geo, laborer, 467 Maria Gibson Jas, contractor, 89 York Gibson John, 179 Slater Gibson John, printer, 226 Albert Gibson J H P, confectnr, 44 Sparks Gibson P, blacksmith, 268 Queen Gibson B W, grocer, 398 Clarence Gibson Thofl, laborer, 40 Friel Gibson Wm, blacksmith, 206 Bank Gibson Wm, butcher, 2*3, Victoria market, Queen west Gibson W A, blacksmith, 112 Queea Giemey H, laborer, 178 Cambridge Gignac Geo, laborer, 620 St Patriclc Gignac X, mason, 68 Water Gilbat Hy, blacksmith, 163 Queen Gilbeau A, laborer, 169 Queen Gilbert A, mason, 163 Broad Gilbert Fred, messenger Senate, 252 Albert GiU)ert John, grocer, 94 Chapel Gilbreadsen Andr6, messenger, 65 Cathcart Gilchrist J H, carpenter, 226 Cum- berland GILES A R, washing mach mflr, 84 King Gill Cnas, painter, 63 Baird Oillchrist J, labr, 118 St Andrew Oillchrist W, millwriebt, 626 Albert Gillespie A, laborer, 66 Stewart Gillie Jas, carpenter, 462 Lewis Gillies Jas, cutter, 233 St Paul Gillies J, stnecttr, 4463 Cumberland Gilmour A, lumberer, 36 Vittoria Gilmour H, contractor, 622 Rideau Gilmour John, 73 O'Connor Gilmore R, sr, surveyor, 126 Nic- holas Gilmore R P jr, book-keeper, 126 Nicholas Gilmour & Co, lum mer, 22 Bank Oilpin R, hotel, i>9C> Sussex Gilroy T, farmer, 93 Cathcart Gingras D, laborer, 39 St Andrew Giogras Mro David, 206 St Patrick Gingras J F, asst Fr translator. House of Commons Gingras Wm, laborer, 33 St Joseph Girard B, painter^ 165 King Girard Pierre, cabinet-maker, 232 Dalhousie Giroux E, laborer, 39 Friel Glanister H, sexton C of E, 41 Daly Gleason Jas, laborer, 149 Clarence Oleason J, hotel, 34 York Gleason Jno, trader, 323 St Patrick Gleason J, laborer, 102 St Andrew Gleason H, waiter, 46 St Andrew Gleason Mrs K, 374 Dalhousie Gleason Thos, laborer, 43 McGee Gleen Geo, laborer, 32 Clarence Gliddon Wm, civ ser, 601 St Paul Gliddon W 8, clerk, dept sec state Glover T, laborer, 42 Sally Gobiel A, clerk, dept public works Doninion B. S. Oo. leave Qaebeo every ThuidaT for Liverpool. (HJONIOB ft WALLBB, Agts OTTAWA ALPBABITIOAL DIREOTORT. 107 mi'^' Onraay Bate Bnmer, topa the market m a heater. Only at ESMONDBV. Godbtout y E, tailo;'. 463 St Patrick Goddard N, chief clerk fiDaoce dpt, house H48 Daly Godwin Miss Charlotte; second ht ad atore, 81 Clarence Goff Geo, laborer, 90 Nicholas Goneau Louis, maeon, SO*) Clarence Qoneau L, stonectr, 609 St Patrick Good Jno, bricklayer, 136 Nicholas Goodall Jamea, grocer, 66 Augusta Goodchild Geo, ci> acr. 198 Botelier Oooderre Pierre^ lab'r, 296 Church Goodeve W M, civ ser, 106 O'Connor Goodman Joa, brcklyr. 18 Theodore Goodwin James, contractor, 87 Cumberland Goodwin Mrs Jr'miah, 36 Anglesea Square Goodwin John, labo'-or. 331 King Goodwin John, cuiler, 68 Lloyd Goodwin Mrs Mary, widow, 60 Met- calfe Goodwin Michael, blacksmith, 260 Concession Goodwin Wm, blcksrath, 87 Ottawa Goody Mrs Rose, wid'w, 172 Murray Gordon Benj, surveyor H M C, 79 Augusta Gordon Rev D M, Presbyterian, 277 Sparks Gordon Jameo, 76 Metcalfe Gordon Jas, clerk, 203 Middle Gordon John, grocery, 487 Well- ington Gordon J M, C S elk, 25 York Gorman Frs, bd house, 416 Well- ington Gorman Gerald, aast engineer, 623 Wellington Gorman Jas, laborer, 248 Nicholas Gorman Richard, laborer, 163 Mc- Taggart Gorman Wm, labr, 130 Queen west Gorin Joseph, 316 St Patrick Goslin Cyril, laborer, 62 St Paul GoBselin Mrs Andre, 217 Clarence Qosselin Honar^, stonecutter, 319 St Andrew Gost Louis, organist, 113 Queen w Gotier Julien, labr, 91 Sherwood Gough G> clerk. Receiver General's dept Gough Mrs Thoa, 239 Theodore Goum Chas, Imbr mer, 473 Rideau GUUIN J A, prop Russell House, cor Sparks and Elgin Goukie Patrick, labr, 2 Sherwood Gould F, clerk div court, 26 York The lursMt stock and best Tahte In Lace Goulden J M, dry-goods * clothing, 468 Sussex Gouldthrite Samuel, 196 Albert Goulet Alexia, labr, 86 Britannia ter Goulet Alfred, laborer, v>4 Ottawa Goulet Edouard, labr, 31 Chapel Goulet Jean, labr, 131 Britannia ter Goulet Joseph, labr, 81 Church Gorpile Chas N, elk, 374 St Patrick Gourdeau F, civ eer, 371 Daly Goulien , flour store, 64 Duke Govareau Albert, cptr, 31 Anglesea square Oow John senr, 266 Stewart Gow J W, magr, dept Militia * Def Gowan Hunter, rnxmo dealer, 222 Gloucester Gowau Hunter, 8o Cooper Gowan J H, 143 Gilbert Gowan Robert, cptr, 329 Gloucester Gowan H <& J, music etore & hall, 113* 116 Sparks Gowan's Opera House, 132 to 138 Albert Goyer David, jew'lr, 110 O'Connor Graburn C, »^ook-kpr, 342 Wilbrod Graburn L ieputy registrar, 66 Nicholas Graburn, Mannaduke, civil service, 34 Slater Grace Pierce, 41 Kent Grafton E, uph'lstr, 379 Gloucester Graham Alex, civil Her, 236 Maria Graham A, clerk, 267 Maria Graham B, cab-driver, IDSTheodore Graham D, foreman, 135 Middle Graham D, gentleman, 316 Daly Graham J, blacks'th, 133 Nicholas Graham J, clerk, P dept GRAHAM JOHN, proprietor Union House, Elgin Graham John, laborer, 264 Stewart Gral^am John, carpenter, 229 Bank GRAHAM ROBERT, pro Albion Hotel, Daly & Nicholas Graham R H, stonecutter, .311 Theodore Graham Mis Sarah, grocer, 100 Besserer Graham W, draughtsman, dept public works Graham Wm, messenger, 3 Rear Graham W, gentleman, 42Clfcrence Graham's Hotel — D McRae, man, 466 Sussex G T R Ticket Office— Alexr Taylor, agt, 30 Sparks Grant A, millwright, 116 Chaudiere Cnrtalna at SHOOLBRBD «tt CO>8^ i ,(-' <' ,' y * ■',: I ; h'' .M: u 108 OTTAWA ALPHABETICAL DIBBOTOBT. Qntbeo Bnd Onlf Ports StoamBhlp Oompuyi O'CONNOR 4 WALLER, Agti. I 1 ^': iii'lN Grant A, hardware, 65G Sutiaex, h 106 liesHerer Grant Alex, carpenter, 273 Albert Grant Mrs Alpine, IGl Au|ruHta Grant D, haii'-dreBser, 569 SuHsex Grant l> A, civ eer, 598 Wellington Grant D M, nian'gr Daw«uii Route, 150 Besaercr Grant F & J, jewellers, 391 Wel- lington Grant G, cus dept, 326 Theodore Grant Geo, civ eer, 145 Albert Grant Hennr, clerk, 220 Albert Grant Mrs I, 373 Clarence Grant Dr J A, 141 Kideau Grant J F, hardware mer, 367 Wel- lington Grant Mrs widow, 115 O'Connor Grant Mrs, widow, 617 Bideuii Gratton G, mason, 296 St Andrew Gratton J, blksmith, 259 St Andrew Gravel A, trader, 86 Clarence Gravel D, laborer, 24 Notre Dame Gravel Louis, 19 By Ward market, h 65 Bolton Gravel N, carver, 385 St Patrick Gravel Nap, laborer, 146 St Andrew Gravel P, joiner. 428 St Patrick Gravell A, second-hand store, 1 William Gravelle Andre, joiner, 215 Clarence Gravelle Cha^, hotel, 55 Murray GraveJie Fabie-i, carter, 41 Church Gravelle Wm, laborer, 37 Cobourg Graves James, t'oremaii, 283 Bridge Graves Mrs, widow, 94 Bank Graves Bros, tiusnuths, 84 Sparks Gray -Wm, clerk Sheriire olHce, 106 St Paul Grecque R, musician, 40 St Andrew Green Adam, plasterer, 11 McGee Green Mrs C, Loarding-hKe, 12 Rear Green Jas, laborer, 265 Bank Green James, laborer, 70 Redpath Green Patrick, laborer, 98 King Green W, brding-hfe, 95 Gloucester Green Wm, printer, 245 Nichola;* Greenaway J, plumber, 337 Wilbrod Greene G B, secretary, 206 iliddle Gregnon A, carj>enter, 291 Clarence Gregoire L, laborer, 406 Sparks Gregory H, laborer, 207 Dalhousie Gregson S, bricklayer, 75 Duke Grenier J Bte, meHsenger, 147 St Andrew Grenier J Bte, mees, 329 Clarence Grey Harry H, clerk, finance dept Grey J, pattern-maker. 111 Sher- wood Grier Wm, wholesale drT goode, 162-164 Sparks, house 267 Queen Griffin W H, dcpy postmMter gnl 300 Sparks Griftm H W, clerk P dept Griffith Franklin, expresstnao, 109 Maria Grison Mrs C L. 178 St Patrick Grison J L, bookkepr, 99 Sherwood Orison L, tinsmith, 468 St Patrick Grison L A, printer, 363 Friel Grist H, sol citr of pats, 7 COonnor 251 Theodore Grist John, pat agent, 616 St Paul Groome Wm. meas, 279 Maria (jroulx A, laborer, 16 Friel Groulx Alphonse, dry gooda 196 Nicholas Groulx Calixte, atone maaon 237 Church Groulx F X, joiner, 80 St Andrew Gioulx Joseph, carter, 246 Church Groulx Jos, laborer, 13 Friel Groulx J Bte, lab'rer, 21 St Joseph Groulx J Bte, laborer, 93 Water Groulx J Bte, laborer, 9 Friel Groulx J Bte junr, laborer, 11 Friel Groulx Louiu, laborer, 63 Broad Groulx Ondsime, policeman, 472 St Patrick Groulx Stanislas, blacksmith, 124 Murray Groulx Xavier, dry gds, 74 Church Groulx X & A, dry gds A clothing 470 Sussex Groulx X & A, merchta, 277 Well- ington Groulx Z, mason, 187 Cumberland Guard ipc Thos, lather, 282 Cum- berland Gurnard Antoine, laborer, 270 8t Patrick Guenctte Louis, brush maker, 216 Church Guerarde Frs, stnecttr, 286 Church Guerin Cyrillc, blacksmith, 113 Murray Guertin Adolphe, lab'rer, 22 McGee Guertin Mrs F X, grocer, 193 St Andrew Guery Ed, culler, 231 Cumberland Guibalt David, tailor, 32 Murray Guitar Maxinie, baker, 226 Murray Gunn Alex, mason, 286 Albert Gunn John, laborer, 262 Cathcart Guppy n, carpenter, 118 Queen Guignard John A, teacher, 38 Daly Gurney Jas, fruit store, 206 Sparks Gurrv Ed, laborer, 112 St Andrew Some, Watertown and OgdenBbnrg Bailroad' O'CONBOS 4 WALLl^i Affnti. OtTAWA ktVnAtmnOAL DfftCOTORY. 109 0«t jear Oarp«ti from IHOOLBBED * OO.'I, the lufMt tad ohMpMt itook in tlM city Outhry RichJ, laborer, 371 Clarence Hackea N, agent, 226 Clarence Hacket Janien, law clerk, 2S York Hagarty F, laborc, 135 Clarence Huggerty J, I'ruit aeoler, 353 Rideau liable J, foreman, 26 Cuniberlaud Haig Hamlet, laborer, 212 Bank Hiiig James S, clerk, 212 Bank galey Wm, laborer, 418* Clarence alfp^nny Q, trader, 7 Cathcart square Halfpenny — , ehoemkr, 476 Somer- pct Halfpenny Mrs, widow, 380 Con- cession Halkett J B, civ Her, 128 Arthur Hall A 8, contractor, 22 Victoria avenue Hall C, laborer, 372 Dalhouaie Hail E, confect'r, 214 Wellington Hall E, forwarder, 279 Albert Hall Jas, carter, 73 Henev Hall John, liiborer, 383 Clarence Hall Tohn R. cl rk, dept of justice Hall Wm, laborer, 152 Bank Hall Wm, laboret,214 Hotelier Hall Mrs, dresevnaker, 72 Vittoria Hallaire A, grocer^ 248 Dalhouaie Hallaire A, restaurant, 22 Rideau Hallandale F, Britannia Inn, 319 Wellington Halligan William, lbr,136 Nicholas Hamel, Pierre, carp'tr, 3 McGee Hfvniel Theophile, labr, 250 Water L'",mel Mrs, widow, 669 Rideau Hiauiilton MfrsAlexander, 117 Nelson Haiuilton David, 19 Division Hamilton Lieut F, 9th B'oot, aide- de-camp to the Oov Gen Hamilton Jaa J, blacksmith, 170 8t Paul, h 821 Rideau Hamilton P S, detective, 531 Maria Hamilton R, bailiff, 116 Clarence Hamilton Mrs R, 77 Dalhousie Hamilton William, labr, 334 Bridge Hamilton Wm, dry-goods merchant, 85 Vittoria Hamilton Bros, I'br mer — Hiram Robinson, man, 356 Sussex Handy Peter, shoem'kr, 133 Murray Haney & Forgie, dry-goods, 332 Wellington Hanley Herbert, tailor, 91 King Hanlcn Miss Mary, grocery, 321 Wilbrod Hannan George, bricklayer, 235 Gloucester Hanney Steven, labr, 276 St Patrick Hannum Jas M T, man E B Eddy, 19 Slater Hanrahan Jos, btch'r, 98 Sherwood Hanrahan Mrs, grocer, 96 Sherwood Hanrahan Bros, butchers, 512 Well- mgton Hant Gregory, laborer, 24 Augusta Harbour Joseph, shoemaker 228 Dalhouaie Hardiok Mrs, millinr, 100 Cathcart Hardie John, civ sor, 224 Maria Hardinge C, C S clerk, bds at Mrs McLennau's, 20 Albert Hardy Henry, clerk, 116 O'Connor Hardy Robt, 107 O'Connor Hardy Mrs, young women's homOf 333 k 335 Nepean Har^rave G H, clerk P O dept Hanngton £ H, clerk, finance dept 12 Rear Harington T D, Depty Receiver Onl 12 Rear Harkin, Wm, clerk, 26 Sherwood Harmon Miss, ladies schl, 49 Daly Harpe Luc, grocer, 461 8t PatricK Harper J W, puymstr, dept Public Works Harper — , lioukkocpr, 124 George Hurrighuu Michael, laborer, 269 St Patrick Harrington M, laborer, 85 Dalhousie Harrington W H, clerk P O dept Harris Abel, grocer, 362 St Patrick Harris Abel, grocer, 224 King Harris George, 22 St Paul Harris Geo A, forwarder and wood merchant, 267 * 269 Canal east Harris R P, upholsterer, 53 Bolton Harris T, grocer, 37 Le Breton Harris & Campbell, cabinet makers and upholsterers, 158 Sparks and 266 Sussex Harrison C, laborer, 284 Bridge Harrison Jno, engineer, 45 Division Harrison T H, auctionr, 145 Sparks Hart — , blksmith, 184 Cumberland Hartley P, trader, 127 Kent Hartney E P, clerk H of Commons Hartney H, deputy clerk. House of Commons, 390 Sparks Hartney T, waiter, 283 Dalhousie Hartney Mrs, widow, 191 Friel Hartwell Alex, ins agt, 169 Augusta Harvey Mrs C J, widow, 43 Queen Harvey T, laborer, 82 Nelson Harvey Wm, miner, 268 Cathcart Harvie Colin, gasfitter, 382 King Hassan Hut'h, policeman, 319 King Hasty T, bookbinder, 164 Sally Blank B«olui uuulc at AIorcr, 221 Friel HauH«r A, fancy goods, 97 Ilideaii Havelon Jat, laborer, 63 DalliouHio Hawes E, laborer, CG4 St Patrick Hawken J, carpenter, 3H0 Uideau Hawkins A G. Lk-knr, 119 Augusta Hawkins E, clerk, 100 Queen went Hawkins £ E, gents furniahings, 027 Sussex Hawkins Edwd, laborer, Gl Lluyd Hawkins W, clerk, bds at N Atkin- son's, 261 Albert Hawley A, cttri)eiiter, 231 St Paul Hay G, hardware mercht, 64 Smrkn Hay Henry, civil service, 144 Slater Hay Jas, carpenter, 2G4 Queen Hay Jan, confectioner, 27 Duke Hay Lawrence, laborer, 161 Queen Hay Thos, laborer, 260 Kinj' Haycock Ed, contractor, l9Nepean Haycock R H, barrister, 1 1 Ncpean Hayes F, a^Nt English translator, House of Coniniona Hayes G, clothes dlr, 217 Wellington Hayes M, laborer, 639 8t PatricK Hayeo M, carpenter, 197 Nepean Hayes M, porter, 36 Cobourg Headly J, lal)orer, 12 Nicholas Healy John, labcer, 204 Bank Hearn Vf, druggist, ?4 Kideau, h 369 Rideau Heavy Mrs Cath'° iue, fruit dealer, 69 York Hector T, civil ae, vice, 132 Sally Heddle T, carder, 2i> Hedpath Hedge R, laborer, 206 SparkH Hedlam W H, bookkeeper, 81 Daly Helmer N, i.is agt, 193 Slater Henderflon A, tailor 2o Sally Henderson A, laborer, 134 Nicholas Henderson Dr, 88 Duke Henderson Jas, ma^on, 118 Queen Henderson W, clerk, 251 Sally Henderson & Go, statnrs, 20 Sparkn Hene> A, clerk, 66 O'Connor Heney C, foreman of Corporation, 394 Gloucester Heney Jno, cflice, 166 Canal, house 10 Dalhousie Heney Robt, mason, 222 Friel Heney & Co, saddlers, 629 Sussex Henigan Mrs P, 137 Nelson Henlon Miss M, grocer, 99 Besserer Hennessy P, laborer, 661 Somerset Hennessy Thos, laborer, 119 Nelson Henricks Peter, millwright, 12 Le Breton Henry Chan, carpenter, 248 Queen Henry Edwd, Duffcrin House, :^03 Wellington Henry Jniiic^*, 209 Slater Henry John M B, excise office, *;% St Patrick Henry K J, clerk, dept of interior Heppeiir^tall George, carpenter, 17 Albert avenue Herbert A St L, clerk, Gov GcdI's secretory's office Herliert Jesse, felt roofer, 13 All)<>rt Avenue Herbert J, junr, roofer, 12 Victoria Aventie Hcrl Win, carter, 226 Nepean Heron W L, civil service, bouse 201 Sparks Herun Mrs, 47 Daly Hesketh Capt,paym8tr, 3S7 Sparks Heuston Adam, labr, 199 DiviHion Hewson John, furniture, 94 Rideau Heyden U C, 664 Maria Hick Robt, barrister, 178 AuguHta Hick Mrs R, widow, 178 > ugueta Hickey Mrs John, 438 Nepean Hickey P, carter, 13 Redpath Higgins Chae, labr, 343 Wellin^^ton HiggiuH C J, civ ser, 280 Friel Higgin!) Ed, foreman water works, Wellington Higgins E S, civil eng, 688 Albert Higgins Moore A, clerk, fin dept, house 204 St Paul Higgins Wm, laborer, 43 Cobourz Highland John, painter, 102 Co- '«ourg Higman Geo, painter, 416i Cumber land Higman John, 252 Rideau Higman Thomas, plumber, 142 St Paul Hill Uamnett,MD, 721 Wellington Hill Hamnett. P, barrister, 681 Welhngton Hill John, grocer, 117-19 Rideau Hill Ralph, ticket agent, 127 Cum- berlana Hill William, blacksmith, 728M8ri» Hill Wm, cabinet mkr, 162 Slater Hilliard John, labr, 120 Victoria av Hilliard Mrs John, 96 Murray Hillr.ian Geo S, soap mauuf'r, 45 Primrose avenue Hilton John, civ ser, 88 Chapel Him 8 worth F H, elk civ ser, 71 O'Connor Himsworth William A, clerk ^rivy Council, 123 Daly 0«t jronr FwnUtnre at 8HOOIr* r, 1H7 M Andrew Hotte Mux, ciil) driver, 163 Kin^ Hotte S, carter, 292 St Andrew Hotte StanislatiH, <:arter, 69 Bolton Hotte Thadee, laborer, 141 King Hotte X, laUirer, 146 McTa^gart Hough M, lahun , 300 Dalhousie Houghton A A, i.lkHmith, 60 Bank HousK UP Ukfuok, James Morgan, manager, 25 Church House ov Kkkuob, P McCaflrey, siib-nmnapr, 27 Church House or UKPUdK, Miss M. Clare, superioress, 186 St Patrick Howe Geo, painter, 20 Bell Howe Hy, lal)orer, 101 Cumberland Howe H H, yardman, 441 Maria Howe J C, boots and shoes, 638 Wellington Howe M, laborer, 96 Britannia ter Howe W, painter, 393 Cuml)erland Howe Wm, clerk, Dept of Interior Howell S, merchant, 76 Daly Howell Wm, clerk, 113 Augusta Howell S «& Co, wholesale grocers, 67 and 69 Sparks Howes W B, pro Nicholas hotel, corner Nicholas and St Paul Howlet T, laborer, 330 Cumberland Hownsell J, carpenter, 299 Lisgar Hoy C, fancy bkery, 469 Wellington Hoy, J amen, messenger, Hou^e of Com' ions Huband Mrn, widow, 92 O'Connor Huburtus , painter, 171 Cum- berland Huchingamc John, clerk, 431 Cum* berland Huokell Benj, bailiff, 389 Lisgar Huckell Jo?< painter, 483 Cumber- land Hudon P A, dry goods merchant, 271 Cumberland Hudon P A, dry goods merchant, 319 St Patrick Hudson John, carpenter, 330 Friel Hudson Richard, cabinet maker, 37 Bolton Hudson T B, agent, 1D6 St Patrick Hudson T B, foreman Thos McKay's flour mills, 412 Sussex Hudson W D, slater, 223 Kent Hudy John, laborer, 72 Duke Hugg Joseph, stonecutter, 234 King Hughes James, laborer, 12 Percy Hughes J, architect, 126 York Mapi Koutad at ALU. MOBTDQl'S, Bparka Street '.i-! I -j^fWa^;:^: .i \V -•-i->M'>,,y mm' I' i ■ . f -i" * "■ ii'Ullii^' ifij if ■ 'i •'I ■ I ^'\^W 4*n!.'\ 112 OTTAWA ALPHAT8ET10AL DIRKCTOEY. BMkUndiiieliB aU ttylei, a'i ALEF. KOBTIIISR'I tparka StrMt Hughes, J, mcsB'gr, dept of Sec of State Hughes Terence, labr, 240 Murray Hughes , constable, Dominion police Hull Wm, printer, 178 Friel' Hume G B, assur agt, 262 Albert Hume ThoH, laborer, 18 King Humphreys Beaucliamp, clerk, 235 Bank Humphries Geo, 56 Daly Hunter F, clerk, rec gen'I's dept Hunter Samuel, labr, 91 Ottawa Hunter Rev W J, 104 Queen Huntingdon Hon L S, president of the council Hunton Mrs Thos, 114 Metcalfe Hunton & Living, hardware, 334 Wellington Hunton Son & Larmonth, dry goods merchants, 94-6 Sparks Huot F X, C S clerk, 25 York Huot Simon, lab'r, 34 Cumberland Hupe B. car'ge mkr, 367 Clarence Hupe B, car'ge mkr, 17 Clarence Hurley D J, grn gro, 567 Sussex Hurley Dennis, artist, 274 Sussex Hurley John, grgro, 137 Clarence Hurtubise Ant, carptr, 132 Nelson Huson Wm, waiter, 64 Bell Hutchison Geo, dentist, 56 Sparks Hutchison Mrs Wm, 163 Maria Hutchison W M, carpntr, 275 Maria Hutchison Wm, miller, 434 Queen Hutton Capt John, 265 Bridge Hutton P, clerk, 25 York Hyde Thomas, carter, 716 Maria Hylliard Mrs, grn gro, 49 York lliffe Thos, baker, 212 Dalhousie Immigration Office — W J Wills, agt, 161-163 Sussex Ince George V, brdg-hse, 46 Queen Inch John, mason, 240 Albert Independent Order of Odd Fellows, 19 O'Connor Inglis Henry, 501 Rideau Inglis Robert, steward, 34 Bolton Ingram Jno, salesman, 187 St Paul Ingram Jos, laborer, 405 Sparks Inland Revenue Collector's Office, 40 Elgin Institut Ganadien Fran^ais — Joseph T»ss6, pres, 396 Sussex Irish St Vincent de Paul Society, Pat O'Meara, pres, 392 Sussex Irvine G, cab-dvr, 499 Cumberland Irvine Jas, Union Bank, 200 Daly Irvine J, cabinet-mkr, 144 Nicholas Irvine John, carptr, 240 Gloucester Irvine Robt, laborer, 186 Middle Irvine Wm, upholsterer, 153 Maria Irwin Wm, carter, 354^ Clarence Jackson H, deputy city clerk, 229 Nicholas Jackson J, grocer, 443 Maria Jackson J, grocer, 316-318 Wel- lington Jackson J, gov pol, 18 Anglesea sq Jackson J B, civ ser, 387 King Jacobs SI, manufactory, 83 Sparks, house 265 Albert Jacques Alex, printer,163Gloncester Jacques J, printer, 485 Lisgiu' Jalland John, culler, 80 Queen, W James A, carpenter, 66 Cobourg James H, assis architect, dept P W James H, laborer, 551 Wellington James John, grocer, 232 Stewart James Samuel, carter, 37 Daly James Bros, com merchants, 14-16 By-Ward Market Square Jamieson J H, woodturner, 234 Bay Jamieson Robt, baker, 218 St Paul Jamieson Wm, baker, 537 Albert Jamieson W H, druggist, 49 Duke, house 38 Lloyd Jamieson R E & J C, merchants, 634 Wellington Jaques Geo, laborer, 157 Church Jarvis E W, engineer, Can Pcific Ry Jarvis Geo M, civil service, 91 Daly Jarvis H M, elk Post Office dept Jarvis James, clerk, 76 Stewart Jarvis Saml, photo glry, 140 Sparks Jean Pierre, carpenter, 114 Church Jeanveau Mrs Ant'e, 216 St Patrick Jenkins Chs, P dep, 108 Metcalfe Jenkins Wm, spinner, 17 Redpath Jepps Thos, carpenter, 221 Kent Jervis Thos, wheelwright, 349 Dal- housie Jesson Fred, carpntr, 161 Dalhousie Jessop R, mess dept of Interior Jessop Mrs, widow, 198 Bank Jett6 rierr^, stnecttr, 154 Murray Jinks Wm, painter, 73 Nelson Jounette Hubert, grain, 230 Dal- housie Joban Ek^ar, shoemaker, 35 St Joseph Jobin Ed, shoemaker, 32 McGee Johnson Ed, carter, 302 St Patrick Johnson E, C 8, 430 St Paul Johnson Hiram, fr'r, 26 St Andrew Johnson James, comisr of customs, h 381 Daly Johnson John, elk, dept of Interior Johnson John, hotel kepr, 53 Duke Tb« w Bom Coal 8toTf«>» to Im IbiuMi oaly at BSMOUDB'S* er, 218 St Paul >r, 537 Albert r C, merchantB, loemaker, 35 St Parliamentary Companion AND STATESMAN'S REGISTER. j*^* i'^i' 'W:i J^:i. IT 10 the intention of the undersigned, hereafter, to publinh the Parlia- HKKTART GoHFANioK in a new and enlarged form. It is warceJy necessary to inform old-iinte supporters of the work that all data, whether ui^ regards the personnel oi Parliament or its statistics, (Election Returiis luid otherwise) will be as full and as perfectlj^ accurate in the New Series as they have lieeu in the Old. It is proposed to introduce two or three new features, which it is hoped may tend to increase the popularity and success of the Companion. Oneof tfiese will be a Record of Election Trials, while another will be the publication in the Appendix of every political 8i)eech, election addresses, party •' platform," or other form of political declaration which has appesreil during the previous twelve months, and which may be found to be of sufficient importauce to warrant its being placed on record for per- manent, reference. In short, the editor will leave nothing undone to make the work a perfect political vade mecvm, invaluable, not alone to the states- man and ofncial, but to every one taking the slightest interest in the p\iblic affairs of Canada. Annual subscribers will receive the work for One Dollar ; aon-sub«criber8 will be charged One Dollar and Fifty Cents. HENRY J. MORGAN, Editor and Proprietor, OTTAWA. ''"■ii^r- OPINIONS OJET THK PRBS8 "The ii;w edition of the Parliamextarv Coupanion, edited by Mri Morgan, i», like iU lircdeoesRorrt, A.wdrlc of great value to the student of Canadian pulitius. It is not meiel]^ valuable tor it« skettlies of tlie niembera a^d nItlcerB of the leveral Le|{iRlative bodtes in the Dominion, but its aocceasive editioua are now becoming 'uiiiortant as historical records of the Oovemttteut and liolitioal changes. The present one tells of Uovernment changes in two Provinces— Qnebeo and Mauituba ; and general elections in four — Ontario, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, anopular, both in and outside the Dominion, is a natural and deserved testimony to the ciire and correctneas with wliich it is prepared."— TorotUo Liberal. "Mr. H. .T. MoKun's Pai(u.roceediugs ; of members of the House of Commons ; uf the total vote polled for each candidate at the last gener«l election, with the {topnlation and number of voters in each County ; of the jjocal Oovemmwts and Legislatures ; of the deputy heads and chief offlcent of the Civil Service of Canada ; political addresses and party platforms of political societies and organizations ; of tables. of precedence for the Dominion. Added to these are to be found extracts from the most Important of the orders issued by the different departments. No other work in Canada covers the same ground, aid it is a matter of congratulation that the compiler is so tliorongh and exact in working up a fteld of labor which has liecomo peculiarly his own. Mr. Mortttn has exceptional advantages in obtaining the information which Is required for his work, and we b«ar hearty witness to the admfrable manner in which he has utilized them fM."—MmitrnU THE CANADIAN LAW GUIDE, Applicable to th$ whole Dominion. Edited by Hxnrt J. MoRQAN and Oharlks y. F. Blisb. ;:".^v li' iWii 4-y m i ■'■i' i i •n m\\ mm <'!£>« i K<' *; !!?» >i-i h?i Jifl" ;fn I'vil" ! 1.1' OTTAWA ALPHABXnOAL SIEKOTORT. 113 Hot Air FnnuoM and Hotd BaagM a Specialty at EflMORDlV. Johnson Joseph, Ibr, 131 Nicholas Johnson L H. clerk, 92 Gloucester Johnson W H, civ eer, 138 O'Connor Johnson Mrs, widow, 46 Daly Johnson & Reid, bldrs, 219 Sparks Johnston Rev Canon, chaplain Senate Johnston Christian, carpenter, 42 Baird Johnston Geo, carter, 42 Kent Johnston Oeo B, custom house, 63 Ilent Johnston H ?, grocer, 376 Con- cession Johnston James, grocer, 586 Well- ington Johnston James, fireman, 66 Cum- berland Johnston John, laborer, 34 Kent Johnston John, teamster, 491 Lisgar Johnston John, collector, 284 Cum- berland Johnston Miclil, tinsmith, 637 Well- ington JOHNSTON R, flr str, 120 Rideau Johruton Robt, builder, 196 Bank Johnston Robt, milwrght, 698 Maria Johnston Wm, blacksmith, 34 Kent Johnston W B, lbrer,298 Gloucester Johnston Mrs, widow, 65 Sherwood Johnston & Ross, bankrupt stock 144 Sparks Johnstone Wm J, Dept Inland Rev Johnstone William, gasfitter, 198 Wellington Joleau A, cabinetmaker, 227 King Jolicoeur M6d6ric, shoemaker, 269 St Andrew Jolicoeur Michel, joiner, 23 Rose JoUicoeur O, carter, 273 Water JoUicoeur^M, bots * she, 138 Sparks Joly Autome, laborer, 169 Church Joly L, shoemaker, 125 McTaggart Jones E J, clerk. Governor Gen'ria see's o£5ce Jones E, steward, 180 Cambridge Jones E A D, clerk, P O Dept Jones Fred L, clerk, Department of Militi& and Defence Jones Geo, carter, 406 Wilbrod Joues H, C S clerk, boards at Mrs Brown's, 30 Albert Jones H A, civ ser, 684 Wellington Jones Ralph, sec Intercolonial R R, 117 Metcalfe Jones Robt, plasterer, 357 Lisgar Jones S I, assistant housekeeper & news room. Senate Jones T, laborer, 92 Beeserer Jones Rev T B, Canon LLD, 243 Augusta Jones T J, capt str Alice, 85 George Jones W A, clerk P O Dept Jones W H, clerk. Department of Secretary of State Jones Mrs Wm, 169 Clarence Jones — , Dominion police Jordan Jas, raftsman, 163 Bolton Jordan Robt, carpenter, 514 King Jordan R, carpenter, 343 Wilbrod Jordan John, laborer, 288 Clarence Josey Jos, laborer, 18 Cumberland J'oubarne Alphonse,joiner, 46 Friel Joyce E P, picture frmr, 179 Rideau Joyce John, 89 Heney Joyce Patrick, baker, 372 King Joyce W J, plasterer, 33 Theodore Joyce J & Son,waggon shop, 82 Duke Joynt Jas, senr, 523 Rideau Joynt Jas, clerk, 523 Rideau Juhinville Cyrille, grocer,196 Water Jubinville Gregoire, mason, 156 Botelier Jugiani John, bricklayer, 364 Baird Julien Gilbert, joiner) 244 Church Julien Napoleon, printer, 329 King Julien Napoleon, printer, 432 St Patrick Julien Romuald, cabinet maker, 46 Botelier Juneau Philip, carpnter, 409 Lisgar Junot C, elk, dept Militia & Defence Juvet Henry, elk C S, 283 Stewart Kaapcke Rev C J, 191 Water Kain Wm, messenger, 206 Middle Kane James, 212 Nicholas Kane John, laborer, 62 Water Kane Thos^ov pice, 381 Nicholas Kane Mrs Win, 116 Botelier Karl Mrs, widow, 236 Gloucester Karney Walter, laborer, 380 Dal- housie Kavanagh Calixte, carter, 17 Pap- ineau Kavanagh J, tailor, 16 Anglesea sq Kavanagh Jos, grocer, 336 Well- ington, h 88 Vittoria Kavanagh MichI, laborer, 106 Cam- bridge Kavanagh M, Queen's Hotel, corner Wellington and Metcalfe Kavanagh T, con^ i :; :t,or, 3 Kent Kealey P, contractor, 121 Dalhousie Keallv Mrs, widow, 79 Cambridge Kealy P, blacksmith, 179 Church Kealy T, contractor, 267 Nicholaa Kean W, messenger, 62 Le Breton Kean Patrick, laborer, 66 Lloyd Baltoook Fire ApparatiiB. &. 0. BEIFFEllBTEnr, Qeneral Agent P .'J.l m iL %mW tfr «;■> Mi a !?IH: mm >' m ri ;» imh' 1 \:Vi W'. mi m 's'-\:i'i" 114 OTTAWA ALPHABXTIOAL DIRIOTORT. Go to BHOOLBBED * 00. for Oarpeti, Owrtaini, OilelotIi% Matttngi, *b. Keaough T, painter, 333 >t Patrick Eeaough & Strang, painters, 22-24 Nicholas Eearns J, sew mac agt, 248 Queen Eearns Jas, plasterer, 274 Water Eearns J C, notel, 49 Clarence Eearns Peter, dry goods merchant, 167 Wilbrod Eearns Jk Ryan, dry^ goods, ^49-61 Bideau Eeating Mrs P, 279 St Patrick Eeays John, grocer, (fee, 263 Sussex Eeays Mrs, widow, 256 St Paul Eebs Thos, carpenter, 201 Division Eeef John, 656 Maria Eeefer Augustus, civ ser, 102 Queen Eeeley M, cab-driver, 107 Cathcart Eeely Jas, laborer, 21 Sherwood Eeenan James, grocer, 86 Queen Eehoe J, blacksmith, 95 St Paul, house 115 York Eehoe Mrs John, 43 Church Eehoe Wra, blacksmith, 39 George, h 174 Nicholas Eehoe Michael, labr, 245 Bolton Eehoe Mathew, carptr, 541 Lisgar Eehoe Thomas, b'suiith, 55 Church Eehoe Wm, blksmith, 117 St Paul Eeir S C, landing waiter, 184 Sally Eeir T W, hotel kpr, 467 Wellington Eellie Mios J, boarding house, 125 Nicholas Eelly Andrew, laborer, 601 Maria Eelly Mrs Elizabeth, 209 Water Eelly J, gardener for the Sisters, 436 St Andrew Eelly J, engineer, dep'l b'lding staff Eelly James, plumber, 64 Percy Eelly James, Ibr, 254 Cathcart Eelly Jas, b'dine h, 425 Wellington Eelly John, laborer, 13 Primrose avenue Eelly Miss Mary, 125 Nelson Eelly Mrs Mary Anne, widow, 178 Clarence Eelly Michael, labr, 183 Clarence Eelly Michael, labr, 2S7 Water Eelly Patrick, millw'ght, 44 Albert avenue Eelly W H, hairdrefe^^er, 128 Bideau Eelly Wm Henry, barber, 241 Bi- deau Eelly Mrs W, widow, 535 Albert Eelly & Doyle, plumbers, gas fit- ters, &c, 112 Murray Eenly B, jeweller, &c, 72 Sparks, h 181 Slater Eenna John, butcher, 65 Lloyd Eenna John, butcher, stall 6, Vic- toria market. Queen west Eennan Jana-s, bk-kpr, 83 Queen west Eennedy Con, By-ward market, 22, 24, h 190 Clarence Eennedy Daniel, carpenter, 232 Bay Eennedy Henry, millwright, 34 Sherwood Eennedy Jas, laborer, 432 Nepean Kennedy Jn, By Ward Market, No 9 301 St Patrick Kennedy John, driver, 427 Nepean Kennedy Michl, laborer, 683 Alaria Kennedy Patrick, 96 Nicholas Kennedy Thos, hotel keeper, 642 Wellington Kennedy Thos, miller, 186 Middle Kennedy Wm, laborer, 73 Lloyd Kennedy Wm jr, sup Ottawa Water Works, pump house Wellington Kennedy Mrs Wm, 486 Sussex Kenny T, agent Perlee & Pattee, 670 Wellington Kenny T W, merchant 220 Stewart Kenny T W & Sons, tailors and out- fitters, 149 Sparks Kent Alex & Bro, hrdware, 3 Duke Kenville Cyrille, laborer, 47 Broad Keough Chas, laborer, 231 Murray Kerr Mrs A, brding house, 97 Elgin Kerr D J, Volunteer Review, ISOi Bideau, 176 St Paul Kerr Hubert, hotel, 123-126 Rideau Kerr James, tailor, 214 Nicholas Kerr John, carpenter, 143 Kent Kerr John, asst foreman, Ottawa Water works pmp hee Wellington Kerr Miss, 292 Albert Kerr W, of Blyth & Kerr, 31 Slater Kerowell John, painter, 263 King Keys Archibald, 428 Daly Kibby Wm, porter, 463 Maria Kidd John, chief elk Gov Gnl's sec oflice 47 Vittoria Kidd — , carpenter, 72 Nelson Kilbride J, laborer, 2 Sherwood Kilbride M, laborer, 2 Sherwood Kilby F T, prop'r Ontario Hotel, 16 York KilbyJos, clerk, 197 York Kilduff Mrs, widow, 196 Nepean Kilt Mrs John, 109 Cathcart Eilt & Brophy, tailors, 76 Sparks Eimber J A, baker, 263 Eing Kimber B, gentleman nsheT of the black roid. Senate Kimpton Thos, 6 By- Ward Market King B, clerk, P dept 1 Ossli Boaksy Itcdgcrs * JTour jutU) alwajo In Stock at A* MorttaBcr**, Spwrkt SU OrrAWA ALFEABXTIOAL DIBXOTOBT. 115 ArohttKinral Iron Works Oompaa7, N.7. 0. 0. BEIFFENSTKIIT, Agent hee Wellington King C, dry eoods mer, 246 Bay King Edward, merchant, 99 Kent King Job, laborer, 80 Britannia ter King Jos, laborer, 179 Broad King J W, director of penitentiaries, 292 Daly King Louis, laborer, 177 Broad King P M, boots * shoes, 145 Kideau King Samuel, laborer, 406 Sparks King Wm, printer, 246 Queen King C & Co, dry goods, 327-329 Wellington Kingsford Wm, o e, P W dept Kingston A G, clerk, dept sec state Kingston W, clerk, census office Kingston — , clerk, 88 Bank Kinkade A, laborer, 327 Maria Kinsella Jas, lab'r, 334 St Patrick Kinsella T, foreman, 176 Murray Kipp W, tinsmith, 19 Duke Kipp Wm, ginger beer maker, 144 Cathcart Kirby T H, city col' tor, 194 Maria Kirby V, culler, 24 Sherwood Kirk A, laborer, 1 8 Grove Kirk F, laborer, 20 Grove Kirkbride Wm, carpenter, 24 Priel Kirkpatrick T F S, cv 8er,231 Daly Kirkpatrick W W, enpneer, C P R Kirsop John, mason, 429 Lisgar Kitts Jas. stonectter, 642 St Patrick Kneel Mat, blacksmith, 95 Chapel Knox Church, Albert Knox Chuboh, Daly Kreps W H, clerk, P O Dept Kutlte W, laborer, 469 Nicholas Labadie Louis, joiner, 288 Clarence La Banque Nationals, S Benoit, manager, 106 Wellington LeBarge A, laborer, 88 Nelson Labelle E, laborer, 493 St Patrick Labelle G, laborer, 143 Nelson Laklle Mrs Joseph^ 446 St Patrick Labelle Michl, labr, 363 St Andrew Labelle Pierre, rassnger, 222 Water Labelle V, mason, 39 St Joseph Laberge C , hotel keeper, 42 Murray Labie Chas, laborer, 126 Friel Laboute Francis, laborer, 346 St Andrew Labreche J B, sausage maker, 153 Church Labreche P, musician, 22 Shamrock Labrie Thos, laborer, 147 Broad Lacasae J, laborer, 84 Britannia ter Lacasse L F, clerk, dept of interior Lacasse M, laborer, 69 Britannia Terrace Lacasse T, draughtsman, 384 St Patrick Lacelle F, laborer, 163 St Andrew Lacelle J Bte, carter, 222 St Andrew Lacelle J Bte,carp'r, 211 St Andrew Lacelle X, laborer, 32 St Andrew Lachancc Alex, meat market, 459 St Patrick Lachance Louis, stonecutter, 384 St Andrew Lachance S, 15 By-Ward Market Lachance S> butcher, 295 Water Lachapelle E, carter, 86 St Andrew Lacharite N, laborer, 141 Murray Laclair S grocer, 125 Sherwood Lacroix F, cab't mkr, 36 Papinaau Lacroix J B, mess dept of agricltr Lacroix L, joiner, 213 Church Lacroix J Bte, joiner, 26 McGee Lacy Thos, butcher, 39 Cathcart Ladebeauche Miss L, dressmaker, 582 St Patrick Laderoute D, grocer, 249 Church Ladouceur Mrs, widow, 58 Britan* nia Terrace Ladurantaye J, laborer, 117 Church Ladusier A, laborer, 71 Broad Laflamrae C, carpenter, 369 King Lartamme N oiner, 154 Dalhousie Laflamme M, messenger, 50 Botelier Laflamme T, cabinet-maker, 66 Duke Lafleur Andre, laborer, 67 Bro^d Latiiche I, laborer, 13 Mill Lafontaine George, hair-dresser, 71 Murray Lafontaine Joseph, plasterer, 26 St Joseph Lafontaine L, clerk, 146 '.''■hurch Lafontaine N, blacksmith, 9 McGee Lafontaine O, lab'r, 26 Cathcart, W Lafontaine P, mocassin maker, 73 Murray Laframboiiie Guillaume, currier, 338 Clarence Laframboise J Bte, laborer, 365 Clarence Lafrance Frs, joiner, 257 Church Lalrance Olivier, laborer, 88 Brit- annia Terrace Lafricaiii Mrs, widow, 302 Albert La^Irofled Ang61ic[ue, 139M'TagKart Lahaise Aime. joiner, 185 Churcn Lahaiae Octave, baker, 308 Cum- berland Lahaise Thos, carpenter, 168 Cum- berland Laird Hon David, Minister of the Interior, 111 O'Connor 4'M\ :k Hh :\ fri ' J»: 1^' The B««( Hoiuwguna>hlMK etaek l» Ottawa kept at JDSMOMDIQB'. '■y ,' H ' I till-'' »u :iH tvvHi:'!" \t'M H. i L IHt - 110 OTTAWA ALPHAB^TIOAL DI&BOTOBT. AHOOUBBBD * CM). Mil JtoquM and Brnft Fnnitnrt «t low piioei. Lsioie A G, civ eer, 300 Wilbrod Laliberte Francoia, carte>-, 24Ghapel Laliberlie J Bte, carter, 10 Botelier Lalonde Alex, joiner, 321 Clarence Lalonde Felix, laborer, 23 Friel Lalonde Fulgence, grocer, 617 St Patrick Lalonde Fulgence, grocer, 60 Notre Dame Lalonde Pierre, laborer, 31 Sham- rock Lalonde Simeon, labr, 260 Clarence Lamarche Mrs Chs, 182 St Andrcw Lamarche Mrs Luce, widow, 208 St Andrew Lamb John, keeper militia stores 63 Canal West iofiiah John, engineer, 320 Spatks Lamb J B, civ ser, 372 Maria Lamb Jas T, salesman, 91 Augusta Lamb W A, boots and shoes^ 668 Sussex Laml^ert Oeo, boiler mker, 237 Bay Lambert F X, civ eer, 61 Metcalfe Lambert J T, lunibermena bkr, 60 Wellington, 188 Queen Lambkin Thos, caretaker, 316 Kine Lamontagne Francois, laborer, 44 Notre Dame Lamontague J B, watchmaker 11 York Lamothe Denis, shoemaker, 138 Murray Lamothi Mrs Ed, widow 186 Water LamouchA Maxime, printer, 168 St Patrick Lanotot Mrs P A, widow, 115 Water LandrS David, labr, 207 St Andrew Landreville Chas, carter, 137 Mc- Taggart Landnan F X, hotel, 25 Murray Landrian Joseph, hotel keeper, 46 Murray Landry, Alex, labr, 296 St Patrick Landry Francois, labr, 373 St Pat- rick Landry Henry, labr, 371 St Patrick Landry Joseph, labr, 224 Water LandrV Louis, laborer, 34 Nelson Lane Alfred, civ ser, 36 Gloucester Lane H D J, clerk, dept militia * defence Lane Mrs James, 240 Clarence Lane John, stne-cuttdr, 13 Victoria avenue Laneuville Benj,lbr, 183 St Andrew Lang A W, hdwre mer, 161-3 Sparks Lang James, contractor, 272 Albert Lang Robert, surveyor, 71 Daly Langdon Tliomas, laborer, 14 Sally Langevin E J, under seo of state, dept of sec of state Langevin Magloire, shoemaker, 174 Murray Langford Abraham, tailor, 34 Sally Langfnrd John, contractor, 69 Vit- toria Langford John, bookseller & sta- tioner, 320 Wellington Langford Samuel, carp, 464 Nepean Langford W J & Cc, druggists, 312- 14, Wellingt'^:, Langlois F:I, b'ding house, 177 St Patrick Langlois Gideon, labr, 7 Chapel Langlois Joseph, gro, 350 Clarence Langlois L^on, joiner, 444 StPatrick Langlois Louis,joiner, 44 Shamrock Langrell Thomas, chief of police, 306 St Paul Langton John, auditor general 30 Stewart Lanigan D, clerk, dept agriculiure Lanigan Mrs, 198 Aloert Laperriere Augustin, civil service, 290 Wilbrod Laperriere Mrs H, 261 St Patrick Lapierre Cvriac, carter, 197 Church Lapicrre Ernest, agent, 116 Chapel Lapierre H, barrister, 374 Sussex Lapierre Romuald, tailor, 181 Friel Lapierre 8, joiner, 317 Cathcart Lapierre A, hotel keeper, 39 Churcli Laplante Jos, laborer, 26^ Chapel Lapointe A, joiner, 130 Water Lapointe G, contractor, 170 Water Lapointe E, joiner, 126 MoTaegart Lapointe Eugene, joiner, 113 Water Lapointe M, flsh dealer, By- Ward Market outside, 444 Sussex Lapointe 0, fish dealer, 219 Church Laporte George, lawver, 261 Rideau Laporte Peter, hair <(r'8r, 271 Rideau Laporte S, watchm'kr, 100 Water Laporte S, watchmaker * jeweller, 490 Sussex Laporte Victor, grocer, 251 Rideau Laporte Z, hotel, 253 Rideau Larabie Dosithee, cooper, 17 Chapel Larch am b Louis, carter, 110 Britannia Terrace Larivi^re Auguste, blacksmith, 17 St Andrew Lariviere Joseph, laborer, 57 Water Lariviere O, repairing staff parlia- ment buildings JPenflMmUas muI Numbering done at AUEBX. HORTinBIifS, Bjftaetu 8t. 'V^v^!.^i^^r r.v'v^ »:'^t:;-featii;L -i vt; ' ll OOTAWA ALPHABinOAL niBBOTOEt. lit Goal Oil OooUng Stovee. 0. 0. BSIFFS1T8TEI1T, Gftneril Agent Lariviere Peter, carriage builder, 287 Sussex Lfti'kin MrB Ellen, 335 St Patrick Larkin H J, clerk, p o department Larkin J, messenger, department of secretary of state Larmonth Peter, mcht, 155 Stewart Larocque Alexander, 66 Sherwood Larocque Alphousc, hotel,51 Murray Larocque A, grocer, 223 Cumberland Larocque P, laborer, 116 Churcli Larocque Jos, confect'r, 428 Sussex Larocque Oliver, laborer, 36 Priel Larocque Wm, 446 Cumberland Larocque Xavier, laborer, 34 Friel Larone John, dyer, 163 Hotelier Laroque A, laborer, 478 St Patrick ' Laroque Jos, laborer, 82 St Andrew Laroque Noel, laborer, 201 York Laroque Pierre, labo'r,415 Clarence JjaRose C, confect'ry, 147 Rideau Larose D, tinsmith, 491 St Patrick Larose Jean, laborer, 287 Cathcart Larose Jos, au.t of public works, 167 St Patrick Larose T C, clerk C S, 90 O'Connor LaRose — , stonecutter, 92 NicholaH Larouche J, coachman, 92 Augusta Larue Eugene, clerk, 55 Broad Larue Napoleon, shoemkr, 61 Duke Larwill Edwin, civ ser, 34 Theodore Lasalle M, foreman, 208 Cathcart Lascelle L, carder, 218 St Andrew Lasharlta James, 161 Broad LaHsalle A, barber, 201 Dalhousie Latchford J, grocer, 648 Wellington Latimer Jas, trader, 29 Mosgrove Latimer Robt, coachman, 99 Sally Latimer Thos, cooper, 15 Mosgrovc Latimer Wm, carter, 32 Mosgrove Latour E, laborer, 47 Church Latourney A, repairing staff, Par- liament Buildings Latremouille A, hotel, 1 St Andrew Latremouille A, pro Manitoba Hse, 347 Sussex Latveniouille Denis, cab driver, 279 Clarence Latremouille D, furniture dir, 321 Dalhousie Latremr uille Geo, merchant tailor, 411 Sussex Latremouille Jos, hotel keeper, 164 St Patrick Latremouille Oct, dry goods, 462 Sussex Latremouille O, dry goods mercht, 66 Bolton Latremouille O & A, dry goods, 122 St Patrick Lattimer Jas, polii eman,264 Albert Lauder Rev J S, Archdeacon, 436 Sparks Laudry O, laborer, 216 ClarencT Laudry Pierre, lab.", 184 St Ai' ' ew Laudry T, cxprssmn, 3344 Clurence Laughlin W J, stonecttr, 647 Maria Laurin A, cook R hse, 197 Augusta Laurin F, laborer, 1A7 Cathcart Laurin J, laborer, 273 Bridge Laurin J, laborer, 120 Friel Laurin L, liairdresser, 80 Rideau Laurin N, laborer, 14 Shamrock Ijaurin P, laborer, 44 McGee Laurin S, shoemaker, 432 Sussex Laurin S, boots & shoes, 149 York Lauthicr Chas, clerk, 231 Church Lauzon A, cooper, 271 Bridge Lauzon Elie, agent, 72 Water Lauzon J B, crpntr, 20 Notre Dame Lauzon S, carter, 365 King Lauzon & Duhamel, merchants, 330 Wellington Laverdure D, plast'r, 282 Clarence Laverdure E, tinsmith, 373 Cum- berland Laverdure EG, plumbr, 75 William Lavigne E, carpenter, 159 Church Lavigne G, shoemkr, 344 St Patrick Lavigne J B, laborer, 165 Church Lavigne J, laborer, 397 Clarence Laviolette Doc, hotel, 37 Murray Laviolette Maxime, joiner, 29 Rose Laviolette P, laborer, 91 Dalhousie Lavoi Abraham, laborer, 177 Water Law Mrs James, 432 Clarence Lawrence Ruben, labo'r, 376 Lisgar Lawrence T, tailor, 139 Sparks Lawrence W, brick'r, 139 Clarence Lawrence W, machinist, 400 Sparks Lawson A J, photog'r, 117 Sparks k 116 Bank Lawson C, blacksmith, 223 Botelier Lawson Thos,mldr, 102 Victoria ave Lawson Wm, grocer, 156 Bank Layeux J, stonect'r, 467 Si Patrick Layton, J G G, chf ck census office Leag P, hotel, 458 St Patrick Leahy P T, clerk p o dept Leamy Mrs Jas, widow, 86 Augusta Leamy — , cab't mkr, 264 Dalhousie Learoyd A G, clerk dept of sec'y of state Leavens, Parsons & CheTrier> wholesale dealers, 511 Sussex Lebarge Jos, laborer, 111 Nelson Lebeau Joe, laborer, 268^ Clarence ,•:<' ji.m ■"' I' >'' '• K "1 I'] aUcM Range Kxc«l« »U Cook Stores* BBMONDB BaOS^ AgeiKs. ;rT(;%:-fS««tC;[-r' -^ 118 OtTAWA ALPHABinOAt DIBIOtonT. I!' i ';!'' . 15 li! ;i J Aaooant Bocks aud* to Order ot AXXL WOXSIMMBfU, Ipoiki Btroot Lebeau Pierre, lab'r, 380 8t Andrew LebergA P, flhoemkr, 307 Dalbousie Leblano Etienne, clothier, 98 Water Leblano F, plaste'r, '273 Bt Andrew Leblano Jon, laborer, 15 St Patrick Leblano JuleH, niillwrisht, 21 Hoac Leblano Peter, groc'H, 460 St Patrick Leblano Sev6re, millwg't, 162 King Leblano Thomaa, tailor, 181 York Leblano W, laborer, 499 8t Patrick Leblano Mrs, niil'nr,126 St Patrick Leblano & Lemay, clothing utore, 446 Sussex Lebonte — , flreman, dent bull staff Leolair J, blacksmith, lol King Leclair J 0, grocer, 126 St Andfew Leclair N, laborer, 233 St Andrew Leclair T, grocer, 198 Dalbousie Lecompte A, trader, 78 York Lecompte J, laborer, 130^ Water Lecour J, black'th, 289 Dalbousie Lecourt I, blackenuth, 278 Water Lecroiz John, mes'ger, 73 Augusta Leduc Jos, baker, 378 Clarence Leduo M, laborer, 476 St Patrick Leduc O, laborer, 65 St Andrew Lee Arch, teacher, 381 Gloucester Lee F, machinist, 599 Wellington Lee S, boot * shoe store, 45 Duke Lee 8, shoe store, 196 Sparks, hse 362 Maria Lee W H, gentleman, 26 Gloucester lice W H, clerk civ ser, 60 Slater Lee U C, agent, 678 Wellington Lefebvre F X, joiner, 211 CHarence Lefebvre Louis, clerk, P W dept, house 126 Gathcart Lefebvre M, Joiner, 427 St Patrick Lefebvre Alf, merchant, 191 Sally Lefebvre Mrs F, widow, 210 Water Lefebvre P, laborer, 348 St Patribk Lefebvre X, telegraph repairer, 67 St Andrew Lefleure Louis, laborer, 18 Sally Jiefranc Jas, ginger beer manufac'r, 366 Clarence Lefranc— , bookbinder, 16 Nicholas !jegarre G, laborer, 61 Division Legault F, gen'l store, 119 Clarence Legault F, dry goods, 296 Dalbousie Leger Alex, carpenter, 487 Clarence lieger Chas, pilot, 212 Cathcart JiCger Frank, laborer, 26 Rose Leggatt F H W, book-keeper, 124 Arthur Leggo Dr 0, 187 Rideau Legislain David, laborer, 137 Brit- annia Terrace Legistcr Lovell, teamster, 334 Cunt- berland Lellanoe Mrs Francois, 139 Church Lemaitre Geo H, mess, 239 Churcli Lemaitre Geo, ulurk census oiiicu Lemav Octave, carriage maker, 127 St Andrew Lemay Oct, carriage maker, 186 Dalbousie Lemay T, dry goods mrt, 80 Water Lcniieux Antime, painter, 131 Water Lemieux MinH Delphine, 241 Water Lemieux Edntona, carpenter, 171 St Andrew Lemieux Francis, 180 Elgin Lemieux Jules, painter, 2'''8 Church Lemieux J E, mess, 396 St Pfttrick Lemieux Louis, shoemaker, 592 St Patrick Lemoine Jas, clejk P O dept, 146 Cathcart Lemoine R, elk of the Sen, 108 Daly Lemoine J-de-St-D, elk and sergeant at arms Senate, 91 Daly Lemoine Mrs, widow, 82 Queen wey^ Lemon. Mark, clerk, Finance dept Lemonde Joseph, mess House of Commons Lemonier Antoine, umbrlla rep'rer, 113 Clarence L'Etoile J, clerk, dept of Interior Lennan James, brickl'yer, 62 Percy Leonard C W, painter, 473 Well* ington Ijeonard Patrick, mason, 696 Somer* set Lepage Chas, engnr, 268 St Patrick Lepage Chas, p'nter, 383 St Patrick Lepage Michael, labr, 8 St Joseph Lepine Harry, carpr, 97 St Patrick Lepine J Bte, labr, 338 St Patrick Lepine Maxime, pol, 280 St Patrick Lepine Moise, carter, 38 Shamrock Leprohon J P, Speaker's scc) 386 Cumberland Lerette Olivier, laborer, 298 Water Leroux Thomas, laborer, 93 Ottawa Leskey John, labr, 338 Cumberland Leslie Henry, pressman, 161 St Andrew Leslie John, clerk, dept of justice Leslie John, jewel'r, &c, 62-1 Sparks Lessaid David, grocer, 132 Water Lessard L A, grocer. 126 St Andrew Le Sueur Chas, clerk civil ser, 263 Queen Le Sueur P, supt P U dept Le Sueur W D, clerk P dept ftlMsllnreil * Co*« alock bolteo parehMins Owrpcta or Fonaltwe* >o t e, 241 Water mbrlla rep'rer, OTTAWA ALPRABITIOAL DiaXOTORT. 119 I.Maum'ilScn'i' ^ Bipdlloi" g. a EIII7I2TSTEIN, Snml Agmt. Letch Henry, pro Royal Oak, 209 Wellington Leteau Geo, grocer, 17 Murray Letourney Alfred, engr, 71 Bolton Utt Wm P, city clerk, 12 DalhoiiRie Leuzon A, dry goodn, 81 Bank LevecQue Fabien, 117^ Broad Leveille Gyprien, labr, 136 Church Loveille Joseph, repairer of niodelH, 311 Gathcart Lcveille Olivier, laborer, 279 water ii«'>veill6 Solomon, hotel keei)t)r, 212 St Patrick Lev^ue A, clerk, dept.of agricul- ture, 47 Gathcart Leveque Olivier, labr, 35 Cobourg Levesque J, clerk, 236 St Patrick Levin Alph, laborer, 81 Ottawa Levine Joh, hotel kpr, 143 Broad Levis Mrs Edwd. 106 Vittoria Levoyne Peter, laborer, 328 Bridge Lewis F, clerk C 8, 60 Sally Lewis Mrs J B, widow, 693 Maria Lewis RtRav J Travers, DD, Bishop of Ontario, 161 Daly Lewis T E, printer, 39 Queen Lewis Mrs R P, boarding-house, 65 O'Connor Lewis W H, clerk, Dept Pub Wks, 593 Maria Leyden P G, clerk, 406 Sparks L'Heureux F, cntrctr, 260 Clarence L'Heureux P X H, joiner, 262 Gath- cart L'Heureux J X, cntrctor, 287 King Lidington R, bookkper, 71 Gathcart Lighttbot Geo, printer, 293 Lisgar Limoges Edmd, joiner, 167 Church Lincourt A, laborer, 77 Church Lindsay Arthur, civ ser, 680 Maria Lindsay G W, ins agt, 43 Bolton Lindsay Hy, clerk, House of Com Lindsay J, [K>okkeeper, 288 Nelson Lindsay T, farmer, 139 Chauel Ling Cnarles, steward, 243 Bolton Link H, bookkeeper, 41 Cambridge Link N, bookkeeper, 162 Maria Linton M W, lumbr agt, 224 Bridge Linton W, butcher, 435 Lisgar Linton W, com agt, 120 Gloucester Linton W, wholesale boot and shoe dealer, 20A Rideau Lirette O, laoorer, 27} Chapol LiBsard L A, grocer, 106 Dalhousie Little Alex, 89 Besserer Little IsafM:, laborer, 280 Lisgar Little Jas, painter, 118 Lisgar Little John, market constable, Besserer 40 Little Wm, 149 Nelson Littlefield J W, agent, 168 Clarence Living Henry, merchant, 160 Sally Living Henry, clerk, 366 Albert Lloyd Mrs, grocer, 262 Dalhousie Locke Geo, laborer. 419 Miiria Lockwood MisH, photographic gal- lery, 44 Sparks Logan Dr, homoepathic, 201 Albert Logan P, mess dept of secy of state Lonchainp M, laborer, 86 Murray Londrigan Richard, 63 King Long D, assistant engineer parlia- ment building staff Long H E, culler, B * W, 124 Middle Long J, lunch room, 117 Clarence Long John, engineer, 36 Stewart Lonetini Mrs L, seamstress, 91 Church Lorimer J G, mess House of Com Lortie J B, harness mkr, 333 Sussex Lortie Moise, mason, 18 St Joseph Lortie Oliver, laborer, 60 Water Lortie P, bookbinder, 189 Bank Lothian Adam, plumber, 231 Bay Lourie Wm, teamster, 138 Middle Loux ChaH, shipper, 164 Middle Loveday J, printer, 361 Dalhousie Lovering J, carr painter, 128 St Paul Lovett, mail clerk, boards at Mias Ghri8t=3's, 22 Albert Low Geoj blacksmith, 126 George Low Geo, blacksmith, 122 George Low T, blacksmith, 368 Dalhousie Low ThoH. blacksmith, 17 Queen Lowden A Haig^, grain store, 19York Lowe Geo, clerk, finance dept Lowe Henry, clerk, House of Com 635 St Patrick Lowe John, secy dept of agriculture Lowery Mrs Mary, 9 William Lowery Philip, butcher, 11 William Lowers Philip, No 16 ByWard Mkt Loyer Alfred, hotel, 419 Sussex Loyer Alfred, baker, 482 St Patrick Loyer Antoine, bkr, 484 St Patrick Loyer Damas, grocer, 44 Cobourg Loyer Damas, snoemkr,39 Papineau Loyer Eustache, joiner, 31 St Joseph Loyer Felix, laborer, 654 St Patrick Loyer F, laborer, 297 St Andrew Loyer Joseph, 119 Sherwood Loyer M, laborer, 236 St Andrew Loyer Noe, baker, 480 St Patrick Loyer Mrs, widow, 113 Broad Lubvier Bte, laborer, 33 Division Lucy John, stationer, 42 Queen W Lumsden Henry, engineer, 136 Cumberland "Butlttt' Cumberlan d t" Street Lampi. Qt, 0. BEIFFEIIBIEIH, Qmtnl Agent '■ii j; i' %m ,(,■■ ■f' wv m 120 OTTAWA ALPRABinOAL DIEIOTORY ^: ' a TlM duly piMf to ftt jMqnM aad Hfty*! Vanltwrf • li %\ SHOOLBID 9t fXfT , i i:: ' fill.. \K. r Lunn J. fruit ntore, 1!)2 Welliii^tun Lunny Hugh, clerk, IG.'t ClariMice Lunny Patrick, culler, 142 Clarence Lniiignan A, civil Hervice, 89 Hlatur ^ Luasier Mra, widow, 61 Churcit ' Lynch Michael, lal)orer, 590 Rideau Lynch Patrick, ineRsenffei, 17 Alice Lynch ThoH, laborer, 14 NioholaH Lynch W J, clerk, dept agriculture Lynn Janiefi, M D, 72 O'Connor Lynton Thos W, bookbinder, 325 Rideau Lyon John, grocer, 32o Wellington Lyon Judge Robert, 58 Theodore Lyon Win, bootH «& HhocH, 281 Well- ington Lyonnais Honors, shoemaker, 10 Shamrock Lyons John, carpenter, 189 Clarence Lyons Patrick, carp'tr, 187 Clarence Lyons Robinson, 570 Albert Lyons Thomas, labr, 98 St Andrew Lyons W C, Dom police, 192 Queen Macaulav Oeo, blacksmith, 3G8 St Patrick Macdonald D A, clerk dept militia and defence Macher John, carpenter, 411 Lisgar Macbel J, agent of The Standard, 279 Slater Mackay R, mess'ger, dept of justice Maclaren A Chalmers, dry goods merchants, 112 Sparks Maopherson Lieut-Col J, clerk civil service, 219 Daly Macpherson J P, elk financr dept, 638 Rideau Macpherson Peter, bricklayer, 325 Gloucester Macstravick James, tailor, 174 Bo- telier Madarin Leon, labr, 77 Redpath Madden Wm, farmer, 110 Sherwood Maddon Thos, labr, 310 St Patrick Madsen Christn, tailor, 166 Clarence Magee Charles, mer, 443 Albert Magee W L, elk dept mar * fisheries Magee & Russell, wholesale mrchts, 47 Elgin Mftguire Terence, Ibr, 47 Cambridge Mahara Mrs, widow, 220 BViel Maheu Moise, laborer, 44 Chapel Mabeux Antoine, Ibr, 78 Ottawa Maheux Jo8ej)b, laborer, 32 Friel Maheux Louis, laborer, 36 Ottawa Mahon John, brickl'yer, 276 Rideau Mahon M, blacksmith, 371 King Mahon Mrs M, young ladies aca- demy, 375 Kiwg Miihoney Mr<4, 53 Haird Mahiiney Florence, laborer, 285 8t Patrick Mahotiey John, laborer, 30 Baird Mahunuy John, carter, 248 Kent Muhony John, lnl)orur, 238 Ncpeuii Mailleuu Geo, clerk, customs deni, 3HG SuHsex Main Andrew, 621 King Major G R, clerk, P O dept Malcinson J, dep Marine * Fisheries Malaniphy Mrs Willett, 241 Sussex Malikie Chs, contractor, 203 Queen ivi>*''!.tte Miss A, dressnuL..^!', 331 Dalhoiisie Mallettc Joseph, laborer, 36 Oregon Miilletto Trifle, laborer, 175 Broad Mailoch Dr, 393 Wellington Malloch MrH Ed, 861 WellinBton Malloney Barth, laborer, 96 Friel Malioy Joiin, laborer, 241 Clarence Malluy Win, laborer, 219 Bank Malone Michael, 80 Redpath Malone Wm, culler, 130 Chaudiere Maloney Donald, 176 Nepean Maloney James, day school, 102 Clarence, h 108 Clarence Maloney John, plasterer, 281 Bolton Maloney Thomas, culler, 198 Bridge Mulonoy L, printer, 140 Murray Maloney M, notel kpr, 61 St Andrew Maloney William, green grocer, 101 Clarence Muluuin Jos, shoemkr, 22 St Joseph Malouin J, shoemkr, 475 St Patrick Manancon A, laborer, 278 Bolton Manchester David, t'lor, 62 Queen vr Mann G, hardware merchant, 92 Sparks, h 31 Metcalfe Mann John, laborer, 538 Somerset Mann Michael, laborer, 67 Daly Mann Patrick, labo'r, 545 Somerset Manning John, laborer, 62^ Botelier Manson John, plasterer, 22^ Friel Mantha Chas, labo'r, 470 St I'atrick Mantha Jos, hotel kpr, 24 Murray Manton Wm, gunsmith, 19 Nicholas Mara E A, architect, 465 Albert Marel E, carpi., /er, 319 Cooper Marenger Mrs, widow. JOl Church Marier A, stonecku.&«r, l&O Aiiguata MarierOneziHi»,jaMMr,Sll4Church Marier Pierre, Oiw aM oa, »1 King Marineau Gid«Ottj, bkr, 293 Clarence Marinon Michael, Ibr, 155 Division Marion .S*ilomaa, car'ge-inkr, 559 St Patr c-k Marks Elias, labor«r, 36 S'.erwood Marks N, jewelle'". 86 Spark < Faony Oooda
boat buildr, 110 Cliaudiere Mason W, boat bldr, 108 Cliaudiere Masokic Hall, 584 Sussex Masse Mrs, widow, 125 Cumberland MasBon Donald, buldr, 164 Nicholas Masson H, flour and feed, 363 Well- ington Masson Michi, stne-cuttr, 42 Chapel Masson Octave, stone-cttr, 68 Lloyd Mathe Felix, laborer, 161 Church Mathe Pierre, laborer, 243 King Mather Jamen, architect, 34 Elgin & 170 Bank Mather John, carpenter, 384 Glou- cester Mather R, cabinet mkr, 13 Ottawa Matheson D, clerk, P dept Mathewman A H, painter, 14 Frank Mathewman A II, painter, 260 Queen Mathews Alex, carptr, 367 Lisgar Mathews B. car|M*nter, 367 Lisgar Mathews Jas, carp'ter, 15 Divinion Mathews John, carp'ter, 14 Albert avenue Mathews J H, laborer, 13 Division Mathews Svl, laborer, 15 Kedpath Mathews Thos, boarding house, 180 Wellington Mathieson W, barrister, 218 Albert Mathieu Alfred, carriage- maker, 376) Clarence Matthew Mrs R, 323 Theodore Matthews R, mason, 688 Marin Mattice John E, saddler, 191 Bank Maurice D, joiner, 66 St Andrew Maxwell Mrs J H, milliner, 180 Rideau May G, leather mercht, 662 Sussex, house 73 Albert May Rev John, 360 Maria Mayer Em6rie, laborer, 133 King Maynard AG, book-kpr, 108 Elgin Maypotter E, bookb'r, 34 Clarence McAgy W A, cus hse, 364 Maria McAllister James, machinist, 22 Cathcart west McAllister Thos, laborer, 180 Cum- berland McAmraond's Hotel — David Mc- Ammond, prop, 289 Wellington McAndrews Jas, pl'mber, 246 King McArthur Jas, bklyr, 213 AuKusta McArthur Mrs D S, boardinii hi)ut?e, 186 Middle McArthur Wm, agp"t, .^» Alice McArthur Mth, \vi " ^nmerf^t McBride John,cpi " umbridge McBride John, n > '■■ 48 Sherwood McBride Jos, ei-^r , .>i*2 Dalhousie McBride W H, bn«r-mkr, 509 Maria McBrien Jas, tcontrpctor, 238 Maria McCabe Thots 86 Vittoria McCaffrey Fraak, mess, 59 Cathcart McCaflVeV .T»»i, mess, rec genl'sdept McCaffrey Wm, hotel-kpr, 61 York McCail Thos, pork stre, 392 Rideau McCallion John, carter, 227 Elgin McCallam John, carter, 152 Lisgar McCallum R, laborer, 101 Besserer McCauley Wm, carpntr, 375 Rideau McCann — , tailor, 48 Lisgar McCann Frs, driver, 272 Clarence McCarroll Jas, carpenter, 69 Dal- housie Q Paper Rnled at \I.KX. HORTlAtSR'S) Sparlu Street. !i 'i ].i .'4 ■4 • !'!' ■.'■-ij . 'It !' •I tr;, I '1 '■}'■■[ •If Ii:' ) e Id-'! I i t s i!'!i p ^; V ■ m ; il 122 OTTAWA ALPHABinOAL DIBIOTORT. CMldren'g Oarriaget, the haadBomett, beit and oheapMt variety at SSHONDSS'. McCarthy Chs, civ ser, 48 Theodore McCarthy D F, clerk P O dept McCarthy H F, druggist, 290 Well- ington, 126 Sally McCarthy Jas, ract, 412 Wellington McCarthy John, laborer, 22 Nelson McCarthy John, tailor, 37 Queen McCarthy John, shoe store, 305-307 Wellington McCarthy Michael, 110 Gloucester McCarthy S, laborer, 24^ Redpath McCaul Neil, gnrl store, 127 York McCaul Neil, groceries, 01 Clarence McClack Wra, laborer, 86 Stewart McClaren John, tailor, 179 Friel McClaUi^hlin John, contractor, 157 Botelier McClellan Wni, t'mstr, 117 Division McClory John, labr, 293 St Patrick McCloy Wm, engineer, 248 Queen McCloy — , culler, 128 Chaudiere McComb M, fancy repository, 644 Sussex McConnell, M, Ibr, 133 Cumberland McCormick H, flour merchant, 69 O'Connor McCormick Alex, 69 O'Connor McCormick J, Ibr, 20 Redpath McCormick J, Ibr, 360 Gloucester McCormick Mrs M, mil, 146 Rideau McCormick Wm, driver, 195 Bolton McCormick & Son, flour-dealers, 130-132 Soarks McCoy Jas, laborer, 59 St Paul McOrae E W, 211 Albert McCrae S, carptr, 318 Cumberland McCraken J, ins agt, 35 Metcalfe sq McCuaig R C W, ins agt, 38 Sparks, house 291 Albert McCuaig W H, civil service, 118 Gloucester McCuller Miss A, telgrph operator, 66 O'Connor McCuUoch Capt H, 112 Nicholas McCullough F.fur dres'r, 167 Friel McCuUough H, laborer, 203 York McCullough James, tanner, 342 St Andrew McCullough Jas, shoemaker, 194 Wellington McCurley Mrs, wid, 442 Gloucester McDermid A J, elk P dept McDermott Mrs, widow, 24 Lisgar McDermott P, htl-kpr, 29 Clarence McDermott E S, P dept, 492 Lewis McDonald Alex, tailor, 122 Augusta McDonald Capt, 84 Water McDonald D, clerk P O dept McDonald F, clerk P O, 387 Lisgar McDonald Geo, supt fire alarm tel McDonald Hamilton, grocer, 393 Clarence McDonald H, gro, 2 By-wd Market McDonald Hugh, m'son, 180 Botelier McDonald Hugh, Ibr, 166 Murray McDonald John^, alde-mstr, 16 Mill McDonald John, carptr, 143 Kent McDonald John, auction rooinfl, 6 By-ward, Market square McDonald K, tel oper, 206 Sparks McDonald Patk, Ibr, 466 Clarence McDonald Peter, foreman, 426 Cum- berland McDonald Philip, laborer, 80 Baird McDonald — , civ ser, 122 O'Connor McDonald A B «fe Co, agts, auct'nrs k valuators, 523 Sussex & 24 York McDonald Jk Co, dyrs * scrs, 40 Elgin McDonell Dr, 87 Daly McDonell D, fam gro, 512 Sussex McDonell Donald, grocer, 86 York McDonell Donald W, serg-at-arnis, House of Commons McDonell John, bds Miss Christie's 22 Albert McDonnell A, clerk, 535 Rideau McDonnell D R, hotel keeper, 389 Wellington McDonnell J A, clerk P O dept McDonnell Micl, labr, 607 Somerset McDonnell Rory, hotel, 424 Sussex McDougsl & Co, brdwre, 631 Sussex McDougall Aug, srveyr, 22 Stewart McDougall Hy, shoe stre, 157 Friel McDougall J, clerk, P dept McDougall Jhn, crpntr, 40 Kotelier McDougall Mrs, widow, 323 St Paul McDougall M, Imber met, 90 Slater McDougall Ptr A, M D, 100 Rideau 73 St Paul McDougall W A & Co, groceries & liquors, 27 York McDowell John, m'sn, 231 Clarence McDowell J R, shoemkr, 346 Well- ington McDowell J W, school teacher, 478 Lewis McEdwards G, 88 Slater McElnea Wm, laborer, 201 Nepean McElroy Jas, lebrr, 80 Cumberland McElroy Thos, engin'r, 18 Botelier McEvela Wm, mason, 232 Church McEvoy Ed, agent, 67 Water McEvoy, Wm, Ibr, 650 St Patrick McEwan John, laborer, 204 King McEwan Mrs R, 111 Church McEwen Wm, marble polisher, 29 McGee Oet your Gar|i«(a at SHOOIiBRBO * CO.'S ,w ,!•" SSHONSSS'. }y-wd Market )n,180Botelier , 156 Murray i-instr, 15 Mill )tr, 143 Keot ction rooinfl, 6 quare r, 205 Sparks , 466 Clarence !inan,426Ciiin- •o, 512 Sussex rocer, 85 York r, serg-at-arms, ns i Miss Christie's :, 535 Rideau otel keeper, 389 'sn, 231 Clarence emkr, 346 Well- hool teacher, 478 OTTAWA ALPHABBMOAL DIRSOTORT. 123 A. MOBinCEB'S General Stationery Warehouse, Sparln Street McFarland Wm, grocer, 390 Rideau McFarlane J, grocer, 187 Cathcart McFarlane J, iron founder, 116-117 Btmk McFarlane R, machinist, 199 Albert McFarlane John, 234 Queen McFarlane John, school teacher, 161 McTaggart McFee & Hunter, dent's, 516 Sussex McGann G, bill-poster, 01 St Paul McGara M, trader, 43 Clarence McGarity Thos, mer,473 All)ert McGauvron T, laborer, 69 Baird McGaw A, contractor, 346 Maria McCree Alex, gardener, 279 Brid^^c McUee Jno, boatman, 132 Cathcart McGee John, civ ser, 3S3 Daly McGee Wm, civ ser, 243 Chapel McGibney A, mason, 101 Nelwon McGibney 8, stonecutter, 870tta\va MoGiffin John, clerk, 261 Albert McGilliB A, clerk, P dept McGillis A, foreman, 47 Mosgrove McGillis A, civ ser, 122 O'Connor McGillivray D, M D, 172 Wellington McGillivray D, carp'tcr, 310 Lisgar McGillivray B, merchant, 333-335 Wellington, house 120 Vittoria McGillivray F, c s, 17 Gloucester McGillivray J, hotel-keeper, 55 S Andrew McGilton Robt J, 141 Albert McGilton riios, boots and shoes, 13 Mosgrove MeGiunis James, laborer, 88 Lloyd McGowan W, enginr, 62 St Andrew McGrathL, plasterer, 312 Rideau McGrath Michl, labr, 132 Le Breton McGraw John, plasterer, 220 Bay McGregor Wm, culler, 186 Middle McGuigan Mrs Arthur, 286 Bolton McGuire Mrs Anne, 119 York McGuire Jas, laborer, 267 Kmg McGuire Lawrence, laborer, 616 Wellington McGuire Louis, lab'r, 191 Cathcart McHerg Nathl, lab'rer, 204 Nepean McHugli Murtagh, tailor, 279 Dal- housie Mcintosh G H, Ottawa Citizen, 81 Albert Mcintosh Duncan, marble cutter, 386 Rideau Mcintosh Kenneth, carpenter, 210 Bolton Mclntyre P D, clerk P dept Mclntyre Mrs, pro Victoria Hotel, 64-56 St Paul Mclntyre Mrs, widow, 481 Cumber- land. Mclsaac Michl, clerk, 103 Cathcart Mclsaac Neil, laborer, 249 Bay McKane Thos, uiilhvright, 30 Al- bert avenue McKaon James, lab'rer, 173 Bolton McKay Hy, mllwrght, 36 Sherwood McKay John, carpenter, 226 Queen McKay Wm, hnnber merct, 99 Daly McKay Wm, blder, 107 Gloucester McKay Wm, mllwrght, 351 Nepean McKay W, painter & papcr-hngr, 35 Metcalfe, 76 Queen McKay W 0, hotl-kpr, 18 Murrray McKav Th8& Co, mllrs, 416 Sussex McKay Thori & Co, iiiillrs, 92 Head McKeal Patrick, lab'rer, 331 Rideau McKeever Patrick, butcher, 142 Augusta McKenella John, brickmaker, 429 Clarence McKenna Fk, carter, 275 Dalhousie McKenna Mr>s Neil, 121 Murray McKenna T, grocer, 271 Nicholas McKenna & Finn, grocers, 167 Rideau, and 239 Bay McKenstry R, carptrj 255 Bridge McKenzie Hon A, min pub works, 190 Wellington McKenzie A, laborer, 96 Vittoria McKenzie J B, bd house, 135 Albert McKenzie L, grocer, 108 Bank McKenzie R, forwarder, 136 Middle McKenzie Wm, labr, 40 Redpath McKenzie Wn), labr, 239 Clarence McKiel C E, civ ser, 65 O'Connor McKillican J, '"oreman, 96 Montreal McKillop A, laborer, 508 Maria McKinnon J, policeman, 235 Kent McKinnon Neil, ins agt, 121 Sparks, house 45 Gloucester McKinnon P, police'n, 364 Nepean McKinnon Riclid, laborer, 376 King McKinnon D S & Co, music ware- rooms, 141 Sparks McKnightMrs William, widow, 555 Albert McLardy John, lab'r, 22 Sherwood McLaren Mrs, 73 Bank McLaren John, civ ser, 203 Nepean MacLaren J & Co, lumb'rs, 6 Sussex McLaughlan Thos, c'stblc,621 Maria McLaughlin, G C, ins agt, 48 Elgin McLaughlin John, Ibr, 292 Conces- sion McLaughlin Patrick, Ibr, 4 Baird McLaughlin S, civ ser, 201 Maria McLauriu J A, clerk P O dept utfM ;^fTil '1.',' T i '■)■ 'ill •.in. a ;, ^;;( '■ iJ .'•;' ' ' I i ■■:fl;.i[:m\ Rip 'if:':".' iJ:" m f Oct jronr Floor und Oil Olotlu at 8HOOLBRBD * CO'S. if y j^..a ,- I"! I'll' .:r -''vil!! 124 OTTAWA ALPHABITIOAL DIBIOTOBT. Coal Oil Lamps, &o. a. C. BEIFFENSTEIN, Agent. McLean Albert, fireman, 83 Daly McLean Alexander, Times Offlce, 77 Albert McLean H, auct rooms, 65 Sparks McLean Hec, hide dlr,109 Nicholas McLean Hugh, elk, 238 Gloucester McLean Mrs Mary Anne, 269 Bolton McLean Neil W, clerk Senate McLean Mrs, widow, 358 Nepean McLennan A H, civ ser elk, 135 Albert McLennan Mrs Duncan, widow, 20 Albert McLennan John, stonecutter, IOC Nepean McLenne T, saddler, 416 Lisgar McLenty Dougald, gro, 724 Maria McLeod D, clerk, 348 Wilbrod McLeod H A F, eng Can Pac Rail McMahon Michl, Ibr, 342 Gloucester McMahon Simon, wheelwright, 405 Sparks McMahon John, stne-cutr, 212 Daly McManus Bernard, Ibr, 379 St Pat- rick McMartin D, salesman, 271 St Paul McMillan Adrien, agent, 163 York McMiilen John, Ibr, 384 St Andrew McMullen Henry, marble-cutr, 283 Albert McMullen Wm, laborer, 75 Water McMullin Rd, blckamth, 417 Maria McNab C, county clerk Carleton 84 Concession McNabb Js, bds at Mrs McLennan 's, 20 Albert McNallf W H, elk Intercolonial Ry McNamara — , trader, 306 Dalhoueie McNamara Mrs, 288 Albert McNaughton Chas P, joiner, 267 St Patrick McNaughton Dncn, bldr, 58 George McNaughton Michael, door keeper privy council, 163 Augusta McNeil Mlclm, m'son, 223 Clarence McNeill A, clerk, dept of Interior McNulty Dl, plstrr, 664 Wellington McNulty Jos, plstr, 158 Cambridge McNutt Charles S, clerk, 9 Sally McParland Mrs, dressmaker, 152^ Bideau McPhail Rev Daniel, 21 Albert av McPhee Miss R, dressmaker, 350 Rideau McPhee W, L D S d. iitist. 104 Sparks, 135 Albert McPherson D D, clerk, P O dept McPherson John, filer, 310 Cumber- land McPherson Saml, blacksmith, 636 AH)ert McQuarrie Mrs Jas, milliner, 31 Nicholas McQuarry L, contractor, 410 Lewis McQueen W, shoemkr, 69 Augusta McRae — , confectioner, 106 Bank McRea Alex, mason, 189 O'Connor McRea Hector, clerk, 179 Wilbrod McRea John, Forwarding Go, 179 Wilbrod McRea John, carpenter, 237 Kent McReary John, laborer, 226 Queen MeStravick Ths, tailor, 98 Nicholas McSweeney Mrs, widow, 470 Lisgar McTaggart John, carpenter, 329 St Andrew McTavish Robt, culler B & W,122 Middle McVeigh Thos, lab'rer, 359 Nepean McVietty W, license insp, 392 Slater Meadows Joseph, b'sth, IISJ Broad Meadows & Co, hard-ware met- chants, 525 Sussex Measam F, civ ser, 53 Metcalfe Mechanics' Institute, 162 Sparks Medlow Chas, clerk, 206 Clarence Megar Henrv, laborer, 34 Oregon Menleur Gideon, tan'r, 352 Clarence Meindel F, tailor, 7 Elgin Mellare Emme, 206 King Mellefont Mrs Richard, 70 Bank M6nard Pierre, laborer, 62 Ottawa Mercer John, Organist, 21 Hill Mercer John, laborer, 108 Vittoria Merchants' Bank — Thomas Kirby, manager, 93 Sparks Mercier Thfilesphore, labr, 648 St Patrick Meredith Edmund A, dept min of interior, 253 Augusta Merineau Edouard, carter, 231 St Andrew Merineau Emerie, carter, 227 St Andrew Merion Lewis, laborer, 19 Friel Merner Jas, laborer, 72 Ottawa Merrill Bernard, steward Russell House, 118 O'Connor Merrill Horace, engineer, 28 Duke Merrill H, bl'ksmith, 51 Chaudiere Merrill H B, manager, 204 Middle Merrill M, engineer, 34 Duke Merritt Benj, laborer, 131 Murray Messaire X, labr, 179^ St Andrew Metcalfe Jos, dry-goods merchant, 126 O'Connor Metcalfe J, w'sle c'thr, 106-8 Sparks Tlt« •• Bom Co«I 8t«rvM** to be tonuA oaiy at BSMONDB'S* !r B& W,122 53 Metcalfe , 162 Sparks -Thomas Kirby, [hr, 106-8 Sparks OTTAWA ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY. 12& U. S. Beflector CiomiAny. O. C. BEU'FENSTEIN, Agent. lletropolitan Building Society, C B Cunningham sec, 28 Rideau Meunier Benj, labr, 429 St Patrick Meunier Chas, laborer, 140 Water Meunier Frs, stne-cttr, 293 Church Meyer Louis, watchmkr, 162 Rideau Meyers Mrs John, 78 Church Meynard Gabriel, agnt, 13 Cathcart Meyner Napln, carter, 34 Shamrock Miall E jr, asst com of in revenue Michaels H, tobacconist, 28 Elgin Michaelson J B,crckry, 121 Rideau Michaud C E, civ ser, 18 Gloucester Michaud Maxime, joiner, 35 Rose Michel Moise, crrgmkr, 224 Murray Middleton John, laborer, 73 Water' Mighton Wm, clerk, 238 Wilbrod Migueron Joseph, grocer, 317 St Patrick Miles Charles, laborer, 241 Bolton MILES E, hairdresser, 34 Sparks, h 109 Elgin Miles John, mason, 77 Oobourg Miles John, mason, 3 Heney Miles M A, steward O R N C, 120 Dalhousie Milissia Mrs, widow, 296 Water Mill I A, ins agent, 69 Albert Millan Alex, stone-cutter, 89 Lloyd Millar A T, agtrl agent, 96 Rideau h 161 George Miller Andrew, laborer, 65 Broad Miller Anth'ny, laborer, 53 Redpath Miller Francis, carter, 59 Broad Miller Jos, laborer, 7^ McGee Miller L, cab driver, 135 Cobourg Miller Peter, clerk Senate, 367 Rideau Miller Wm, laborer, 106 Cathcart Millette F, laborer, 662 St Patrick Millette J, shoemkr, 30 Notre Dame Millette Jos, labr, 26 Notre Dame Millette L, plast'r, 28 Notre Dame Millotte Ed, cooper, 260 St Patrick Mills Alex, cab't mkr, 186 Albert Mills A K, marble cutter, 234 Sparks house 231 Queen Mills F W, professor of music, 322 Slater Mills Jas, stonecutter, 180 Friel Mills Mrs Jos, widow, 355 Albert Mills S, shoemaker, 382 Dalhousie Mills Wm, civ ser, 401 Rideau MILLS Wm, pro Clarendon House, 647 Sussex corner of George Minehan Pat, lab'r, 326 St Patrick Minns Mrs, milliner, 220 Wellington Minore A, shoemaker, 218 Nepean Miron Alex, laborer, 305 Clarence Miron Francois, lab'r, 280 Water Miron M, shoemaker, 282 Water Miskoll Jno, lab'r, 165 Clarence Mison Wm, laborer, 12 Eiird Mitchell C W, Free Press, house 289 Maria Mitchell J P, policeman, 306 Albert Mix J J, millwright, 128 Queen west Mix S, foreman, 42 Britannia ter Moflfatt Mrs Jessie, dressmaker, 243 Rideau Moffatt R M G, clerk, House of Com Moffatt T, dom police, 230 Murray MofFette J Bte, joiner, 77 Bolton Moir John, lumberman, 479 Albert Moise John, carpenter, 612 King Monaghan Ed, laborer, 236 Murray Monet Paul, shoemaker, 102^ St Andrew Monette Amable, bricklayer, 426 St Patrick Monette H, blacksmith, 207 Water Monette Paul, laborer, 226 Church Mongenais Adlphe, met, 455 Rideau Monk J B, bookkeeper, 702 Maria Montgomery Jas, hotel keeper, 218 Wellington Montgomery R S, sddlr, 112 Rideau !^; ■ >mery Wm, govt police, 10 ■ ■ er , -al & Ottawa forwarding Co D Murphy agt, 201 Canal west Montreal Telegraph Co 16 Met- calfe Mentreiul Mrs Felix, 128 Friel Monty L, grocer, 201 i Church Moody Harry. Governor's sec. Gov ernor Genl's see's office Moody Robt, piano agt, 221 Nepean Moody Mrs, wdow, 114 Cumberland Mooney Daniel, carter, 261 St Paul Mooney Ed, laborer, 81 Cathcart Mooney Robt, tinshop, 18 Nicholag Moore A, boots & shoes, 158 Rideau Moore Adw, shoemaker, 136 Chapel Moore Isaac, lumber mer, 363 Daly Moore John, collector, 259 Albert Moore Jas, shoemaker, 431 Lisear Moore John, painter, 260 Nicholas Moore John, painter, 166 St Patrick Moore Rev W, pastor of Bank street church, 259 Slater Moran Mrs Ellen, 131 York Moran P, laborer, 88 Water Moreau A, hair-dresser, 442 Sussex Moreau B, messenger, 100 Bolton Moreau David, lair r, 372 Clarence Moreau Godfroi, hotel, 416'Sussex Oct your Furniture at 8HOOIonell John, engineer, 586 Albert 0,Donell Pitrick, milkman, 409 Nicholas O'Donnell Domerick, hotel keeper, 46 Clarence O'Donnell John, lab'r, 103 Besserer O'Donnell Ptrk, i'armer, 562 Lisgar O'Donoghue D J, M P P, printer, 96 Water O'Donoghue Maurice, plumber, 130 Cathcart O'Donovan M, tempnce hotel, 8 By Ward Market square Offord Mrs Jonathan, 197 Slater Ogilvfey James, 127 Stewart Ogilvie Wm, surveyor, 399 Rideau O Gorman M, boat builder, 251 Canal O'Grady Henry, crpter, 360 Nepean O'Grady Wm, lab'r, 340 St Patrick O'Hanly J L P, P L S, 352 Daly O'Hara John, lab'r, 416 Wellington O'Hara Richard, lab'r, 2 Sherwood O'Hare John, laborer, 349 Wilbrod O'Keefe J C, groceries and liquors, 190 Murray O'Keefe Martin, saddler, 667 St Patrick O.Keefe Patrick, saddler, 166 Sally O^Keefe Ths, C S mess, 262 Stewart O'Keefe Wm, civ ser, 170 Clarence O'Learv Cornelius, condr St A R R, 101 King O'Leary Ed, culler, 129 Clarence O'Leary Jas, civ ser, 178 George O'Leary John, contractor, 94 Nich- olas O'Leary Michl, b'sth, 57 Dalhousie Oleson'Ole, c»%b-'lri'r, 210 Liarence Oleson Stevtf one-cutter, 391 St Patrick Oliver Jan^es iaot-mkr, 9 Ottawa Oliver John, cabinet-mkr, 36 Cath- cart Oliver Robt, clerk P dept, 384 Sussex Oliver & Son, cht-mkrs, 172 Sparks Olivier Emile, millwright, 95 St Andrew Olivier Geo, m'wrght, 92 Britannia terrace O'Lone Jas, tobac'st, 63 Duke O'Meara Herbert, C S, 109 Vittoria O'Meara John, laborer, 67 Redpath O'Meara Michael, carter, 5805 St Patrick O'Meara Michael, blacksmith, 420 Gloucester O'Meara Pat, pro Merchants' Ex- change & S'mple Rooms, 20 George O'Meara Patrick, labr, 143 Water O'Meara Thomas, labr, 18 Eccles O'Meara & Co, clthgstre, 105 Sparks O'Meara & Co, boots t. shoes, 164 Sparks O'Melay John, shoemkr, 269 Bridge Onease John, laborer, 69 Broad O'Neil Andrew, marker, 12 Currier O'Neil Mrs A M, 196 Wilbrod O'Neil Dennis, carpenter, 143 Kent O'Neil Dennis, ship carptr, 389 St Petrick O'Neil Edward, supt Dom police, 583 Lisgar O'Neil Edward, 216 Botelier O'Neil Gordon, haird'ser, 475 Well- ington O'Neil John, arter, 36 Bolton O'Neil Michl, m'w'ght, 48 Sherwood O'Neil Mrs Michael, 114 St Andrew O'Neal Patrick, carter, 187 Murray O'Neil Terence, labr, 76 Redpath ONTARIO BANK-J H Woodman, manager, 89-91 Sparks Orange Lodge Rooms, 48 O'Connor Blagce Range Bxcela all Cook Stove*) BSBIONDB BROS.} Agents. )7 Dalhousie SIO Liarence utter, 391 St 92 Britannia ickamith, 420 BLYTHiKERR Jio. 66 Bideau Street, tMat, oiise — IMFOBTBRS Or AND DEALSSS IN— ttrnishing iiardware, &c. Ofllvaaiiiid Bobflzig, OonioM, Qnttsn, and Oondnoton, MADE AND PITTED UP. jjtihUr imd StmU gmldittjus, tUmntrvniamM, fiturhg, Wftra)#4 ,1^ ^tewn, Hot Water or Wann Air, on the latest and moat im- , , o), . tj^f^, ». ,',' proved principles. TH08. M. WOODBUff.., " 158 CftijTJOESTEE STREET, \ .TTAWA. ! ■'■■ SMdir I& Sft7, Qftti and other Grain, Floor, Pork, Ao., fto. Bakmgi Confectionery and Fruit Store, .Corner SPARKS and ELGIN STREETS, The ^eai and Freshest always on hand. a0-LUNCH AT ALL HOURS. Hot Tto and CoffM, Bot ICtLtton ^s and Oyater Patties. Oy«t«t mum9 At • Mtomant'f Notio*. I ■m '■•I ■■hi;. M ■^ m M ■ i'Mt -' liM r IIP i^^ h.i;^ ■«**;!' ■•■■■■ ^hm.:' r.s c ^li .' J H ^1 1' ilf ^t»^S' %0j. ^^ PRIttOOTT, Opif. "^ A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL IK AU ITS Appownms. ii'^u^tii^ ■ Mrbmnibusas moot all Trains aiid( Sttfam^rs. iWgUM. CBOACB If AT. •>1»SALSR IV— |jMher,Hiiies,T«liwra'0|SliMnBi^ SADDLBKY HARBWApi, TRUNKS and VALISgS, Oak Taimwi LmUmt ;-': lit'i ' a ^ X '. :" • ?. i'l'SP Iri'm l|:|"r*,' '! ife: «'!,' Potvin AiigUNte, civil nervice, Hi St Patrick Potvin Clinn, tinninith, 12 Shamrock Potviii Francois, butchor, :{3l St Andrew Potvin Henri, mesB don Public wks Potvin Honore, iiiesn, 178 Church Potvin Honore, joiner, 59 Church Potvin John, teamster, 122 Queen Potvin Louiv grocer, 221 Dftlhousio Potvin L Z, .^ ocer, 2G4 St Patrick Potvin & Richer, By-wanl Markti N.)17 Ponlin Guillunrne, tmstr, Albert I Poulin P, wiiicM Ac, 648 Susnex I ouliot Geo, civ ner, 377 St Patrick Ponliott L H, elk civ aer, Ixls 135 Allnirt Powell Alex W, gov of jail, Nicholas Powell A W, ledger keeper, Ontario Bank Powell Charlee, elk, 195 AuguHta Powell Grant, civ ser, 121 Daly Powell Robert, teacher, 141 Kent Powell Col Walker, adj-gen militia, 138 Daly Powell W*F, Hherift' county of Carlo- ton, 127 Metcalfe Powers Con, stoker, 38 Victoria av PowerH Mrs gro, 432 Cumberland Pratt Isaiah, 34« Albert Pratt James, shoo store, 234 Maria Pratt Waldon, contr, 220 Brid<,'e Pratt William, 344 Albert Pratt Jas & Co, shoe ste, 119 Sparks Prbsbytkry of St Ann's Church, Anglesea square Preseau Henri, cook, 185 King Preston Geo, tailor, 72 Resnerer Preston Jas, cab't-mkr, 159^ Broad Preston's shoe Ktore, 71 Sparkf Pretty Oliver, laborer, 26 Theodore Preulx Mrs T, 96 Nelson Prevost David, carter, 7G Water Prevost O, carpenter, 126 Nelson PrevoHt T, painter, 32 Bolton Price G^o H, U S consular iigcncy, 206 Middle • Price Wm, bricklayer, 59 Augusta Price Mrs, widow, boarding-house, 386 W'-Uington Prieur F X, dirctr of penitentiaries, 168 Daly Primary School, eant, Besserer, cor Theotlore Primary School, west, Wellington, cor Lloyd Prinderville J, butcher, 242 Rideuti, 333 Friel Prinderville R, laborer, 1 14 Lisgar, Pritchard J, laborer, 298 Albert Pritchard & Mingard, engravers, 190 Rideau Proctor Geo, clerk, 149 Friel Prodrick Mrs, grocer, 606 Albert Prodrick it, Co, confectioners, 510 Sussex Proler Edward, clerk, 307 Lisgar Prosser S, blacksmith, 491 Lisgar Protain N, cariwnter, 91 Water Photkstant IloBPiTAL — G Sadler, steward ; Mrs Spioer, head nurse, 689-606 Rideait Proulx Baby, laborer, 86 Broad Proulx B, stonecutter, 183 Murray Proulx C, laborer, 60 Charlotte Proulx C, laliorer, 481 Clarence Proulx C, civ ser, 274 St Andrew Proulx H, plasterer, 334 Clarence Proulx I, lalx)rer, 400 St Andrew Proulx I, laborer, 140 Middle Proulx J, laborer, 366 St Andrew Proulx Moise, laborer, 167 Queen Provost P, carter, 270 Water Prudhomme B, laborer, 294 Boltoti Prudhomme J T, 92 Chapel Pruneau H, joiner, 66 Bolton Pruneau T, painter, 60 Bolton Pruneau T, painter, 29 York Pruneau Thos, foreman, 67 Bolton Purcell.lfl, foreman, 449 Wellington Purcell John, policeman, 33 Percy Purcell M, laltorer, 500 Somerset Purcell Geo, laborer, 633 Lisgar Purdy John, grocer, 383 Liegar Purtill John, lab'r, 63 Britannia ter Pussim H, joiner, 166 Dalhousie Quain John, toll keeper, 12 Bridge QuebtK! Bank — H V Noel, manager, 122-124 Wellington Queen's Restaurant — M Eavunagh, proptr, 78 Wellington Queenville A, lab'r, 93 Britannia Terrace Queenville H, joiner, 109 Britannia Terrace Quernzney — , laborer, 29 Alice Quevillon J Bte, carter, 128 Nelson Quick Jas, laborer, 97 Nelson Quilishi S, moulder, 222 Clarence Quill Chas, clerk, 386 Wellington " Bartlett" Btieet Lampi. 0. 0. BEIFfEHBIEIH, eeneral Agent J ll Ht, Wellington, er, 242RideKor('r, 42 Water Quitilan Mich, lal>'r, 42 Watrr Quinn Ilugli, gi'ocer, 'Mil Ht t'atrick Quiun Hugli, grocer, 391 Hidoau Quinn Jan, laborer, 2U5 SnurkH Ijuinn Jobn, f)edlar, 171 Glarenco Quinn John, ale vaultr<, 73 Queen Quinn Mrn, grocer, 222 King Quinn M, hotel, 63 Clarence Quinn Patrick, laborer, 239 Kent Quinny J, bricklayer, 222 Friel Quiry Elie, French trannlaior, 114 Augusta Quui liouis, laborer, 161 A Queen Hodtbrd Jos, jeweller, 467 Hideau RaiKord J W, elk civ ser, 706 Maria Kac James, laborer, 67 DulbouHic Halter Aaron, carter, 116 AuguHta Uaganold Stephen, lubr, 202 Queen Haine W H, f«aw sharpener, 186 St Paul Kainville Dvd, j'ner, 210 St Andrew Rainville Ed, labr, 174 St Andrew Kainsvillc Mrs, widow, 143 Friel Kaitt Jaa, tailor, 680 Wellington Kaitt Mrs John, 173 Murray Raiotte Timothy, 190 Nicholas Ralph Alex, jeweller, 342 Sparks Ralph Jos, Hour store, 287 uideuu Ranee George, C 8 clrk, 31 Charles Randall Jhn, p'ntr, 338i St Patrick Randells Hichd, labr, 151 Aii<;;usta Randolph H W, agent, 30 Water Raney Kol>ert, laborer, 104 Chapel Hanger J D, nianuitr, IGl Cathcart Rathier Ante, gro, 196 Cumberland Rathier Antoine, labr, 183 Church Rathier Einmanuelj carpenter Rathwell Samuel, 326 St Paul Rathwell Thos, bk-kpr, 326 St Paul Ratte Antoine, boat nousc, 6 Bolton Rattey F, carpenter, 223 St Patrick Rattey J N, sessional page. Senate [iattcy Pierre, mess Senate, 309 St Patrick Rauscher K E, C E & sur, 339 Maria Ravelle Mathevtr, man, 227 Clarence Ray C C, agt Canada Expreaa Co, . 143 O'Connor Ray John, grocer, 65 Dalhouaie Ray Lawrence, labr, 63 Redpath Ray Patrick, laborer, 185 Bolton Raymond Desire, clook-mkr, 154 Friel Raymond Truman, dyer, &c, 228 Albert Rea William, printer — local agt for London Manotiic Mutual Uenetit AuMocirttioii, 337 Slater Read Hy Y, labor iiitolli^ Dceoilioe, 28 Clarnict' Heads MisHeM, dressmakers, 232 Bay Reardon Jas, stonecutter, 693 Wel- lington Reardon J, laborer, 165 Clarence Rctirdoii R, liniom iiit'r, 131 George Reanlon T, carter, 430 Clarence Reardon T S, buihler, 278 Sparks Reardon W, broom mfr, 131 George Reardon W & R, broom mlrs, 13H York Reildick Alex, grocer. 111 Kent Redman Mrs J, widow, 71 Water Redmonil Ed, laborer, 48 St Andrew Redmond John, 125 Nicholas Redolph .loH, Inb'r, 279 Cumberland Reegan Jolianna, 40 Nelson Reevil Ar, accountant, 393 Maria Regan John, contractor, 644 Rideau Reginibal P, iiaker, 328 Cathcart Reid Mrs, widow, 32 Ottawa Reid Robt, cnrp<'nter, 203 Bank Reid W, stonecutter, 245 Gloucester REIFFENSTEIN G C, com mer- chant, 44 Sparks, h 216 Stewart Reil Philip, clerk, 121 Hotelier Reilly Jas, laborer, 298 St Patrick Reilly Jas, carter, 160 Cliurch Remou E P, barrister, 494 Albert Remon S H, grocer, 39 Uuke Renaud A, bott'l-keeper, 60 Murray Renaud Elie, laborer, 316 Clarence Renaud Jules, baker, 221 Murray Beneaud Alex, hotel, 4 Barrett Reneaud Jean, laborer, 97 Broad Renihan J, mer tailor, 493 Sussex Rennrick W, stonem'n, 138 Church Reome N, engin'r, 365 Cun)l)erland Reverly Mrs, widow, 22 Friel Reynolds T, man'g director St L & R, 21 Maokay Reynolds William, messenger, Privy Council office Reynolds Mrs W H, widow, 76 York Reynolds * Dickinson, blacksmiths, 427 King Rheaume Isidore, carter, 37 Rose Rhodes J, clerk, Dept of Secretary of State Ricard G, carter, 213 Murray Ricard L, cbinetmkr, 13 St Andrew T. W. KBHHT k SONI, Merohant Tailon, Ontfitten and direct Importers of Engliih and lootok Olotha and Iweada, and Iilili TtiMnt, 148 Sparks Street. Ottawa. !> H^' . ,.l ' \ \ , \ in m: ,1 ■I I If'-' I ■•:►,.', J J,»^ «.^;V, 'V ' 'Jo., 7 '; ' ■ 3 " sJ !' ■'■■ 1 'f ^ 134 OTTAWA ALPHABETICAL DiRKCTORt. T. W. KENinr * Mm, Herdiuit Tailon, Jatfltton and direct Importer! of Bnglish and Sooteh OlotLs and Tweedi, and Irieh Trieiei, 148 Spailu Street, Ottawa. Bicard Wni, expreasman, 453 St Patrick Rice Dan, cigar atore, 483 Sua sex Bice T, laborer, 242 Cathcart Rice William, clerk, 80 Slater Richard A, ar, atonecutter, 183 York Bichard A D, grocr, 246 Cumberland Richard A D, dry goods, 207 Church Bichard E, laborer, 104 St Andretv Bichard J, laborer, 217 St Andrew Bichard J, grocer, 223 Dalhousie Bichard J, joiner, 233 Church Bichard J L, dry gooda merchant, 248 St Patrick Bichard J S, dry goods merchant, 249 Dalhouaie Bichard L, carpenter, 103^ Ohurch Bichard Thomae, engine driver, 102 Beaaerer Bichards E, dreaamaker, 229 Bay Bicharda W, foreman, 212 Bridge Bichardaon C, civ aer, 41 Sally Bichardeon Hugh, chief elk, dept of justice Bichardaon John, watchman, 132 Botelier Bichardaon B, b'tchr, 1 Wellington Market, 214 Bay Bichardaon B, b'tchr, 33 Cambridge Bichardaon W B, clerk dept of Intr Biche Ed, butcher, 268 St Andrew Biche Mrs P, brding house, 390 8t Patrick Richer Ed, By Ward Market Nol3 Richer Jos, labr, 632 St Patrick Richer Moace, laborer, 121 King Richmond Mrs, widow, 623 Albert Riddell Jamea, foreman, 267 Bridge Bideau Canal Office, F Wise supdt, 170 Wellington Bideau Club, 74 Wellington Bidvard J, tinshop, 164 Bideau Biel Joseph, tinsmith, 135 York Biel Mrs Uomuald, 135 York BinfVet A B, elk B Nationale, 52 York Bing Ed, laborer, 68 Chapel Rink Music Hall, Albert Riopel Edr'd, cab driver, 120 Crth- Cftrt Riopel Louis, carter, 229 St Patrick Riopel Pierre, crter, 206 St Andrew Ritchert John, bricklyr, 623 Maria Ritchie David, clerk (5 S, 263 Friei Ritchie James, elk C timber office, 189 Bay Rivet Alfred, brklyr, 283 Water Rivet J^reme, messenger, 28 Rose Rivet Joseph, carter, 67 Church Rivet Louis, atnectr, 316 Cathcart Rivet Pierre, civ aer, 294 Wilbrod Rivington Patk, labr, 36 Le Breton Roberge Ferdinand, labr, 27 Chapel Roberge 0, mess Hse of Commons Roberge Simeon, currier, 605 St Patrick Robert Chas, joiner, 513 St Patrick Robert Charles, laborer, 13 Chapel Robert 0, butcher, 258 Dalhonaie Robert Mrs Philip, laundress, 503 St Patrick Robert Pierre, sexton, 163 St Patrick Robert S, butcher, 150 Rideau Roberts C E, P L 8, 19 Victoria av Roberts Henry, blksth, 530 Albert Roberts John, druggist, 76 Rideau Robertson A, editor, 412 Rideau RobertaoD Aiex, chman, 88 Augusta Robertsou Alex, tobacconist, 140 Sparks, h 96 Gloucester Robertson E D, elk, 154 Middle Rob'^rteon J, manager Bank B N A, 241 Wellington Robertson Jam(>., meas, dept marine and flaheriea Robertson Jas, mason, 216 St Paul Robertson James, engineer, 68 Percy Robertson John, bklyr, 194 St Paul Robertson John, labr, 100 Nelson Robertson Jos, labr, 56 Sherwood Robertson J G, 238 Dalhouaie Robertson J P, alderman ,378 Rideau Robertson Mrs, wid,420 Cumberland Robertson Nathaniel, 84 Gloucester Robertson Patrick, manager Bank of Ottawa, house 446 Albert Robertson Peter, bksth, 22 Oregon Robertson Peter, bksth, 107 Queen v Robertson Robert, painter, 335 King Robertson T, elk dept of sec of state Robertson Thomas, Ibr, 108 Chapel Robenaon — — -, acct Bank of Mon- treal, 8 O'Connor Robichon E, laborer, 239 Clarence Robillard Adolph M D, 118 Murray Robillard Mrs, widow, 16 Friel Robillard O, grocer, 344 St Andrew Robins PM, civ eer, 29 Gloucester Robinson Alex, mason, 118 Queen Robinaon D, stonecutter, 241 Sally Robinson D, atonecutter, 213 Sally Ooal OU Lamps, kt. Qt. 0. BSnTEIBTBTf , Ckanral Agrat ■T'^ 'ii^t'' porten of Bnglish treet, Ottawa. r, 283 Water leneer, 28 Rose r, 57 Church r, 316 Cathcart sr, 294 Wilbrod br, 36 Le Breton , labr, 27 Chapel [ae of GominoDB currier> 605 St r, 613 St Patrick borer, 13 Chapel , 258 Dalhonsie laundress, fa03 St on, 163 St Patrick , 160 Rideau 8, 19 Victoria av kath, 530 Albert ggist, 76 Rideau )r, 412 Rideau hman, 88 AuguRta tobacooniet, 140 oucester k, 154 Middle ager Bank B N A, ineea,dept marine ^son, 216 St Paul engineer, 68 Percy jklyr, 194 St Paul [abr, 100 Nelson )r, 56 Sherwood Dalhousie |6m)an,378 Rideau J,420 Cumberland liel, 84 Gloucester ){, manager Bank luae 445 Albert jkath, 22 Oregon Ikath, 107 Queen w 1 painter, 336 King lept of sec of state a, Ibr, 108 Chapel ^ct Bank of Mon- r er. 239 Clarence |M D, 118 Murray low, 16 Friel tr, 344 St Andrew jr, 29 Gloucester )n, 118 Queen jutter, 241 Sally jutter, 213 Sally lAgflBt OTTAWA ALPHABETICATi DIRBOTORT. 135 Arohitectml Iron Works Oosptnj, 17.7. d. 0, BEHTEITSTEIN, Agent Robinson D M, stonecutter, 260 Albert Robinson J, grocer 447 Cumberland Robinson S, laborer, 80 Nelson Robinaon Ths, carpenter, 70 Nelson Robinson Wm, mason, 118 Queen Robitaille E, watchmaker, 388 St Patrick Robitaille Geo, clerk, 163 Dalhousie Robitaille J, painter, 58 Botelier Robitaille L, sessional messenger. Senate Robitaille Bros, jewell'a,461 Sussex Robletier M, baker, 293 King Uobson Mrs, widow, 186 Queen Roche H G, plumber, 16 Elgin Rochester John, saw mill, Broad Rochester — > telegraph operator, 98 Albert Rochon B, fireman, par build'g staff Rochon David, lab'/, 363 Clarence Roolkon Flavien, undertaker, 138 St Patrick Rochon Jos, laborer, 19 Cobourg Rochon M, grocer, 281 Cathcart Rochon M, grocer, 116 King Elochon Moise, sr^ stonecutter, 287 St Andrew Rock Mrs, widow, 346 Gloucester Rocque L 0, joiner, 48 Water Rocque O A, alder'n, 265 Dalhousie Rocque P, cont'r, 261 Dalhousie Rodaen Rt, gardener, 434 Clarence RoddenRJ, 253 Albert Rodgers F,'6onfectioner, 156 Rideau R(xlrique Chas, grocer, 147 King Rodrique Chas, grocer, 245 Water Roger John, prop Timet, 378 Maria Rogers Chas, laWer, 152 Theodore Rogers C C, civil ser, 330 Wilbrod Rogers Fred bookb'dr, 137 Augusta Rogers John, bding house 142 Bank Rogers Mrs John, 170 Middle Kogera Saml, undertaker, 15 Nich- (MtS Rogers Wm, collector, 529 Maria RoHin Arsene, labr, 90 St Andrew Rollin F, labr, 37 Britannia terrace Roily — , clerk. Merchants' Bank, bds 65 O'Connor Roman Catholic Gathbdbal or NoTRB Dame, Sussex Roman Catholic Schl, 107 Besaerer Ronald Thoa, laborer, 28 Beaserer Ronan Chas, painter, 163 Friel Rondeau B, laborer, 108 Sherwood Roofe Ed, laborer, 156 Nepean Roos John, tobacconiat, 69 Sparks, 1 Alice Rose John, clerk, bds 22 Albert Rosignol Eus^be, labr, 265 King Rosignol T, labr, 176 Cumberland Ross A, Law Office, 37 Clarence Roaa Alex, lawyer, 1 12 St Paul Ross Hugh, clerk, 16 Victoria avne Ross J, merchant, 263 Queen Boss Jas, foreman, 42 Albert av Ross John, laborer, 391 Clarence Ross John L B, civ ser, 342 Maria Ross J M, auctioneer, bds 261 Albert Ross J R, schoolmast«r, 261 Albert Ross M, carter, 36 Nicholas Roes Misa, confectioner, 137 Sally Ross Thos, Col G G F G, civil ser, 188 Stewart Roes Wm, contractor, 368 Wilbrod RosQ W B, civ ser. 171 Slater Roflsignol Chas, Ibr, 320 Clarence Rossiter W M, civ ser, 229 Theodore Rouleau R, stonecutter, 227 Cum- berland Rourke P J, book-keeper, 234 Wilbrod Rourke Thos, laborer, 145 Queen ' Routb CT, aeent, 48 Elein Routhier Andrew, c s, 389 Rideau Routhier D, clerk, Dept of Agricul' Rowan C, gentleman, 201 Clarence Rowan J F, grocer, 199 Clarence Rowan J U, assis engineer, C P R Rowe Amos, alderman, 196 Albert Rowe & Erratt, auctioneers, 30 Rideau, and 12 By- Ward Market Roxboroueh T, civ ser, 278 Bridge Roy Abraham, Ibr, 121 8herwo,i6vf i*«.i,-rf»t lers, 209 Rideau 13 Wilbrod iow, 336 Maria age-painier,317 ,tr, 39 Angksea kr, 369 Clarence )rer, 34 Rose shoemaker, 318 ,orer, 109 Broad •ptr, 23 Chapel r, 32 Albert av p,537 St Patrick istr, 47 Division ptr, 71 Augusta B60 St Andrew IT HAS BEEN FOUND THAT THERE IS HO TIBEAD LIKE ODNLOFS — FOR — HAHD OB lACHIHI SEfIN&. YOU CAN BUY IT AT Dawson's Uadune Shop, The Principca Dry Oeods Storett jar OK FBOM W • II* 0OlIliliTIIiI«]i 'aCXLB AOBMT FOB THE DOMINION. PariUweHt Hair Dressing Saloon, HUSSBLL HOUSE BLOCK, 34 SPARKS STREET, OTTAWA CITY, El. lsaJiJJJE}&^ - - :F>roiDrletor. SVFABLISHBD 1868. Hair DrtMr kj A^intMiit to their KiMileum Sari uA CMsttss tf Diftrii tid Sdti, ui fomnl} to Ids Muck 111 Lispr, lite GtreiMn GNcnL The IiMBift and CRim^ Stock of Btaxua Bair in tlif SeDinkn. WIO XUUCIKWt in bH Hs bnnohM a tpeolal^, and •uperintended by th« Proprtetor in |)«non.-^wlMn loniBt raperiwiee In tlM bigett eities in the world, and preMUt CMilltiM eubl^ him to oVAitAnwMXMfPtJEni BATBFAonoM tn evwy oaM, and to d«(y dateetioB by tin moat eritlea| eye hi ooavaifaMit'betinMi tlie raid aad artiioiaL ORKAMBHTAIi DBT1C99 of averr descripttoi, aiao, Hate UtmmtHmft Watch OmunU, Ptogar Btamt, Ac, BMnnractnred ou Um ahortatt noUae. A gimit ipantitT of KAIRaWORK of avety variaty for Ladiea, on luad, and will ba forwatdad to aU parte of tha Dominion Oidara aoUvitad. HAping to be txrored WlUi your patronage, I bag to anbaeribe myself. Yoan^ moat reapeotftilly, ^3, TsjTTT i TTHa: ^ Diplomu awarded at Ottawa SieMbUioiu for Wigs nMl Oeiteral Hair Work, 1871, and for luatriwUy partiet < llr^;*^ it by tlie barrel. Orders flx>m a dietanee promptly attendidt0. &r.,A<^lUi.'':M.m.'wn , ly-'Hr^fe' J. IP. leAMBliRlP, BROKER, Ac, < ■■■ ,'i? ; OFFfCE : No 50, W^ttln^ton Street, ^•/■:v/St-t6.1/i5 B '. Q. firaif ^^ w^mif^fOm. ssBsssBaa Tjtr.ip; I'l"!.'" rV ill 1)11 Ja Ottawa Marble Works. . n I I I I ■ I ' I " W .JI, - — DBALSBfl I]H~ Mimhi %QR) Seoicb Gtc^te^ f ivpirae, J4ia«MU>tie, Iteliafit AmtfHcftti arrd ArnpHer MarUe> MoAuiflmatf* Tombs, Headstones, Table Tops, 41ec. Works, do t&« iJtobtjse^Bonl^ Ordbvs can be taken at No. dSi King Bt. V i#^'. OTTAWA ALPHABXTIOAL BIRBOTORT. im AvcMteetnral Iron Works Coippan7, IT.7. 9. C. SEIFFENSTEIIT, Agent. Scott Tho8, architect P W D, 478 Albert Scott Thos S, carpenter, 482 Lewis Scott Mrs Wm, 178 Hotelier Scott Cayley & Cayley, raanufact- turers agents, 133 Sparks Scott Stewart & Gormully, barris- ters, 62 Elgin Scrimgeor Geo, dancing master, 84 Baird Seacom Wm, clth-cttr, 144 Murray Seaton T J, "watchmaker & jeweller, 489 Sussex Seauvie Ed, cartel, 258 Bridge Second Mutual Building Society, 498 Sussex Secard Pierre sr, jnr, 403 St Patick Secard Pierre jr, tinsmith, 401 St Patrick Sigouin Antoine, laborer, 26 Chapel Seguin J, hotel keeper, 137 Broad Sefwyn E S, 82 Queen Seminary Nutrk Dame, 34 Glou- cester Sena August, German Minister, 103 Cuiuberland Senecal Jos, undertakr, 198 Church Stennet James, laborer, 66 Bell Sere Jean Bte, laborer, 302 J Water Sergent Wm, laborer, 632 Albert Serier Nchlas, labr, 116 Cambridge Serizan Jos, laborer, 361 Division Senney Wm, laborer, 186 Middle Sevigny Norbert, labr, 223 Murray Seybold Ed, merchant, 78 O'Connor Seybold & Moynes, wholesale dealers in small wares &c, 160 Sparks Seymour Grant, C S, 107 Vittoria Shank Francois, elk, 363 St Patrick Shanley Mrs Frs, widow, 91 Albert Shanly J H, fruit dealer, 12 York Shannon Francis, laborer, 134 Friel Shannon James, laborer, 264 Bridge Shannon Patrick, labr, 61 Ottawa Shannon Thos, grocer, 84 Augusta Sharp Charles, carriage maker, 231 Gloucester Sharp James, baker, 12 Redpath Sharp Jno, st'nemasn, 127 Augusta Sharp John, laborer, 61 Heney Sharp Richd, laborer, 386 Clarence Shftttrick Bernard, millwright, 76 Cambridge S'laver W H, confect'r, 125 Sparks Shaw Chas, clerk P 0, 32 Water Shaw C S, watchm'r, 465 Sussex Shaw C S, gen mer, 376 Sussex Shaw Hy, blacksmith, 461 Maria Shaw Jas, bricklayer, 290 King Shaw J F, civ ser, 216 Maria Shaw Mrs Geo, widow, 60 Albert Shaw Mrs, widow, 256 Maria Shaw Richd, tailor, 290 King Shaw R J, civ ser, 130 Queen Shaw Thos, carp'r, 507 Maria Shay C W , clerk, Rec Gen'ls dept Shea Chas, clerk, 149 O'Connor Shea John, carter, 131 Wilbrod Shea John, carter, 179 Water Shea John, driver, 165 Murray Shea J C, millwright, 641 SomersfC Shea Murtah, carter, 129 Wilbrod Shea Patrick, lab'r, 475 Lisgar Shea Thos, lab'r, 56 Britannia ter Shea Mrs, widow, 332 Cumberland "■■ learer Miss, dressmkr, 266 Sparks Sheldon Wm, laborer, 66 Redpath Shendlow W, stonemsn, 30 Charles Shephard F W, bk-kpr, 208 Albert Shepherd John, pamter, 210-212 Rideau Shepherd TT, druggist, 151 Rideau Shepherd & Lothian, dressmakers, 47 Bank Sheppard P E, civ ser, 183 Augusta Sherwin John, laborer, 69 Nelson Sherwood G C M, clerk, Dept Mil * Deience Shields J, painter, 451 Wellington Shilton Wm, laborer, 116 Water Shirley Wm, laborer, 336 Bridge Shodier Mrs P, widow, 99 St Paul Shore Thos, 212 Albert Shore Thomas 4 Co, saddlers, 202 Sparks Short Saml, shantyman, 470 Cum- berland Shouldice Mrs Hy, 203 St Patrick Shouldice Jos, clerk. 153 Kent Sigman Hy, Ibr, 81 Britannia ter Silcox F C, book-keeper, 166 Friel Silcox Mrs Mary Ann, 261 Lisgar Silcox Wm, bailifl', 251 Lisgar Simard M, joiner, 321 Clarence Simond J, stonecutter, 269 King Simpson Hon J, assis auditor, 269 Slater Simpson J B, clerk, Finance dept Simpson S, clerk, 90 Augusta Sims Geo, clerk, 255 Elgin Sims R A, carr-mkr, 106 Bay, house 385 Sparks T. W, EENNT & SONS, Merohaut Tailors, Outfitters and direct Tmporteri of Englifh and Eootoh Oloths and 1 weedi. and IiUli FiiMOSi 149 Bpaika Biifteti Ottawa. s 138 OT'i'AWA ALPHABJv'tlJAL PIREOTOET. rm T. W. XEHNT ft SOm, Xenhant f'tOon, Oatfittora wd £. dct laporten of lagliBh and Sootoh CloUu and Tweedi, arid Irish Fri«e% 149 Spairki Btreet, Ottawa. wti i 'r' 'I M- \' I if i? a '' i^H ' fl'R * ' ' III ■'•■■ ■• Sims Robt, contractor, 357 Nepean Sinclair D, surveyor, 222 Bank Sinclair J, house carpenter, House of Commons Sinclair Jos, lal>orer, 91 Clarenc« Sinclair Robt, civ ser, 230 Daly Sinden Mr, 125 Slater Singleton E N, bk-kpr, 267 Church Singleton John, box manufacturer, 244 Niciiolas Singleton Mias, ladies' undercloth- ing, 164 Rideau Sinnett Jas, laborer, 452 Gloucester Sisters of Good Shepherd, 411 St Andrew Skead Hon Jas, 262 Wellir.gton Skead J S, clerk, 247 Slater Skead Robt, lum mer, 288 Sparks Skead Robt, office, 282 Sparks Skead Wm, lum mer, 10 Bell Skeltou Chas, laborer, 405 Sparks rikinner J,druggi8t,.353 Wellington houpv 20'A Slater Skinner Saml, jr, upholsterer, 104 O'Connor Skii>ner Thos, teamster, 122 Lisgar Slack Mif! Agnes, 314 Nicholas Slack Richii, messenger, 36 Dalv Slater Jas D, 1P6~188 Wellington Slattery Milt?*-:, grocer, 85 Clarence Slattery Wm, (outside) By-Ward Maik'-t Slattery Ralph, school feacher, 394 Nepean Slattery'Mr, fruit dler, 21': Murray Sleeman Wm, plasterer, 2o'i Glou- cester Slinn Stephen, baker, 205 York Sloan James G, clerk ciril ser, 2n Bolton Slocombe & Steven8,grocers, 233 * 235 Rideau Small H B, elk civ ser, 244 Wilbrod Smiler David, engnr, 325 St Patrick Smillie, engineer Parliament water works staff Smirl Arch, principal central school 388 Rideau Smith Hon Albert J, Min of marine and fisheries Smith C A, chemist, 43 Duke Smith Ed, storeman, 27 MoGee Smith C T, Crown timber office, 578 Albert Smith P, clerk, dept of Interior Smith Fred} clerk, 191 Augusta Smith Geoij^e, .jartcr, iii-i U .dwurg Smith Geo, mess, 407 Muria Smith Geo, mess, 50 Queen west Smith Gustav, organist, 375 Cum- berland Smith Hy, miliwght, 98 Cambridge Smith Henry R, depy sergt at arm- House of Connions Smith J, lumber merct, 386 Sussex Smitli James, butcher, 240 V7ater Smith James, driver, 206 Cadjcart' Smith Jas, C S elk, bis 30 Albert ' Smith James, butcher, 196 Cliurch Smith Jer, carpenter, 193 Pritl Smith John, clerk, 179 St Paul Smith John, fnder, 416 Wellington Smith John sr, No 4 By-wf\rd Mki. Sniith.John, clerk, 277 Bay Smith John, carptr, 324 Concession Smith John, tailor, 326 Queen Smith John, mercJit, 2?.0 Gloucester Smith Jo' . fteward, 323 Wilbrod Smith J A Co. alothier;?, 118 Sparks Smith J ii, ; Ik civ ser, 84 Vittoria Smith L, K'ix>rer, 'IW Maria Smith Maxvveii, labr. 19 R^'ilpiith Smith Marcu;:., ;it-» st eup Canadian Pacific. riViiM'ii;, Smith Mrs, wi;-ow, 7 HiT. Smith Mrs, widow, 263 Bridge Smith Robt, foreman, 548 Maria Smith S jr, clerk P O dept Smith T, repairing staff, Par bdgs Smith Thomas, a^t, 396 Clarence Smith W, eng dep buildings staff Smith Wm, teamster, 483 Lisgar Smith Wm, laborer, 241 St Andrew Smith Wm, wood -turner, 435 Cum- berland, h 197 St Paul Smith Wm, engineer, 27 R«dpatli Smith Wm,dep min mar * flsneriee, 162 Daly Smith Mrs W, milliner, 236 Albert Smith W H, statnr, 224 Gloucester Smith & Stewart, statnrs, 39 Sparks Smithson W H, elk P dept, 72 Elgin Smytn Major-Gen E Selby, com- manding militia, 289 Wilbrod Snay Francois, carter, 29 Papineau Snow W B, clerk P dept Snow Wm B, civil engr, 188 Slater Snow , P L S, 292 Lisgar SociETE DE Construction Canadi- ENNE n'OTTAWA-Pinard J A, pree, — Olivier J L, sec-treas, 10 York Coal OU lamja, Ao. ft. 0. IBIFFBISTBIH, Orawal Agnit OTTAWA ALPHABBTIOAL DIRBOTOET. 139 Z. Vorgans' Sons " Sapolio." 9. 0. BEOTSITSTSIIT, Gfenaral Agont. SOMERVILLB W M, marble works, 186-8 Rideaii. h 24 Stewart Soper Albert W, lumber mer, 234 Bridge Soucy Geo, laborer, 254 St Patrick Soulier John, asst slide ma8,14 Mill Soutter Alexander, jun elk Senate Sparks Alex, ouutiHclor, ."168 Maria Sparks A, brick mfr, 2i)i> !'s3 Sparks E.^tuX! 03y',e -J Oiark- ;i;;t, 353 Spark '1 Sparks MrK F> v.id'-w, 41d Spt. k, Spuvks Ge(', liioroj, 3&e - Iber; Spirks R, curveyur, 21i Niciio)t.s Spai'ksi & Co, .rrocers, 486 Rideau Spark.s & Hick, barristers, 52 Elgin Sparrow C'has, butcher, 165 Bank Sparrow Chas^ grocer, 58 Clarenc( Sparrow Martin, grocer, lH2(-eorg« Spoai'miin V/m, labr, 102 SJicrwood Epeiiiard Alex, tinatD'th, Ml St Andrew Spei!!i)an Mich, w'anem'ti, 413 Bank Spenard E, blacks th, 33 McGee Spenard B, blacksmith, 85 Friel Spence H T, lireman parbuil staff Spencer Edw, laborer, 118 Friel Spencer John, brickl'r, 38 Nelson Spencer J H, civ ser, 289 Nicholas Spencer TKop, brickl'r, 140^ St Paul Spittal A' '^x, clerk, 233 Kent Spittle Mrs, widow, 33 Daly Sproule Miss school, 188 Friel Squibb Mrs, bd house, 198 Bank St Amand L, grocer, 247 Clarence St Amand 0, laborer, 95 Church St Amour Mrs L, laundress, 87 Murray St Andrew's Soo'ty Rooms, 34 Elgin St Anne's Church-Rev fl B Alleau, P P, 636 St Patrick St Anne's institute — Father Alleau, director, 528 St Patrick Ste Anne's School— Marie du Cru- cifix, superioress, 529 St Patrick St Aubin V, lab'r, 350 St Andrew St Denis Alfred, carter, 257 Water St Denis C, joiner, 256 Clarence St Denis C, shoemaker, 39 Redpath St Denis B H, clerk, dept ol'agri St Denis F, carter, 269 Water St Qeorge Edouard, contractor, 159 King St George Jos, ra'son, 24 Shamrock St George Wm 0, bliff, 165 Botelier St Georges Hotel, W Peat prop, 191 Rideau St Georges Ward primary school, 118 Beaserer St Hill P, gentleman, 41 Gloucester St Jaques Francois, joiner, 258 Cathcart ST JACQUES J X. mangr. Russell HouHe St Jaques Michl, crptr, 206 Church St Jaques Xavier senr, carter, 220 Church St Jean Joseph, labrer, 199 Church St Jean Narcisse, joiner, 138 Clar- ence St Jean Pierre, M D, M P, I?l St Patrick St Jean Xavier, j'ner, 140 Clarence St Jean Xavier, cbnet mkr 18 York St John Pat, mason, 227 St Paul St Joseph's Church R C, Wilbrod St Joseph's Orphan Asylum, Sister Thibodean supr'ess, 30 Cathcart St Denis Napoleon, carter, 219 St Andrew St Just Hon Luc, Letellier de, Mintr of Agriculture, dept Agriculture St Laurent J Bte, cabinet maker, 42 Botelier ST LAWRENCE HOTEL, prop F Champness, 1 to 6 Nicholas St Lawrence & Ottawa Ry Office, Ths Reynolds man, 98 Wellington St L & R R Depot, McTaggart St Louis E, laborer, 73 Church St Louis, Ls, hotel kper, 65 Clmrch St Marys Academy, 354 Wellington St Nicholas Hotel, W B Howes pro 26-28 Nicholas St Onge Abrham, labr, 16 Papineau St Onge Jerome, laborer, 398 i St Andrew St Patrick's Asylum, 380 to 394 Maria St Patrick's Church (R C) Kent St Patrick's Hall, W H Waller pre, 103 St Patrick St Pierre Mrs Adolphe, hotel, 41 Murray Stacey Mrs Henry, 102 Augusta Stacey Lewis, bookkpr, 376 Maria Stacy Thos, 21 By- Ward Market StacKpoIe J, 205 Sparks Stackpole John, labr, 370 Dalhousie Stafford Mich, lab'r, 150 Water Stalker H, dry gds mer, 147 Sparks Mam tt.\' k d ' • ' T, W. XBlfNT & 80IS, Herohant Tailors, Oatfitters anddireot Impoitera of English uai. Bootoh Oloths and Tweeds i and Irish Frieies, 149 Spoihs Street. Ottawa. •<^ 140 OTTAWA ALPHABKTIOAL DIBBOTORY. T. W. XEVNT A SOirS, Kerehant Tailon, Oatfltten and direct Importon of Bnglli h and 8eot«li Olotht and Tweedi, and Irish FiiesM, 148 Sparki StrMt, Ottawa. ft I I it ■ . ■ » *' ;':i- '■'. <<•• iSkii. .OTi-'. :§; ! i-iU Stalley Geo, lab'r, 212 Hotelier Standford Wm, clerk, 183 St Paul Stanlcj^ John, lab'r, 64 Cobourg Stansheld J, aaet acct. Commons, 4 Rear Stanton I B, civ ser, 86 O'Connor Staplcton Mrs T, widow, 645 Albert Starmer Mrs JameR, 71 George Starrs M, market leasee, 20 Barrett Starrs Mrs J, widow, 101 Water Sieacy E, mess, House of Commons Steaoy J B, clerk, customs house, 229 St Paul Steacy Mrs 8, 382 Ridcau Steele Henry E, civ ser, 104 Queen Steele Jap, grocer, 120 Queen Steers Jas, carpenter, 338 Albert Steers Thos, 408 Rideau Steers W M, 170 Metcalfe Steers Alph J & Co, grocers a com merchants, 168 Canal west StephenBros, paint Btore,lfl8 Sparks Stephens A J, shoe mkr, 286 Rideau Stejphens A J & Co, shoe store, 102 Sparks Stethem Chas, grocer, 21 York Stethem T S, ins agt, 5 Elgin, house 110 Beseerer Stevens C F, clerk, customs dept, 621 Rideau Stevens G, shoe maker, 367 Wel- lington Stevens R W, cir ser, 62 Bank Stevens A W & H, Steven's House, 14 George Stevens Mrs Elizabeth, 47 Nelson Stevens Isaac, mason, 661 Maria Stevenson Chas, fish dealer, 166 Rideau, 198 Clarence Stevenson Chas, labr, 186 Clarence Stevenson Daniel, labr, 46 Percy Steward Jas, hotel, 420 Sussex Stewart Alex, laborer, 224 Friel Stewart Alex, laborer, 226 Friel Stewart Alex, stone-ctr, 118 Bank Stewart Archibald, (Scott, Stewart & Qorraully's office,) 52 Elgin Stewart Jas C, acctnt, 189 St Paul Stewart J C, civ eer, 170 Kent Stewart J C, clerk dept of interior Stewart John, manager Stewart es- tate, 52 Elgin Stewart John, builder, 266 Rideau Stewart John, carptr, 211 St Paul Stewart Mrs, widow, 617 Wellington Stewart Neil, elk dept inland rev Stewart Peter, painter, 90 St Paul Stewart Rob\jrt, contcr, 137 AueusUi Stewart Robt, dry -goods, 96 Queeu West Stewart Thos, trader, 178 Dalhousio Stewart Thos, printer, 202 Nicholas Stewart Thomas, machnst, 271 B^y Stewart W;.., stonc-cutr, 181 Bank Stiff P 8, photographer, 267 Maria Stiff T P, phoU)grapher, 269 Maria Stiff Bros, photog gall, 141 Sparki^ Stirling Geo, Dom brewery, 16 St Patrick Stirling Wm, laborer, 256 Bolton Stitt Robert, miller, 48 Sherwood Stitt 8, grocer, 96 Qtieen west Stitt , clerk, 66 O'Connor Stitt J R, dry-goods mer. 60 Kent Stitt J R & Co, dry-goods mer, 73 Sparks Stockand Geo, carptr, 372 Rideau, h 376 Rideau Stockdale W,crge facty, 160 -iideau Stoddart Thos, patt-mltr, 635 Maria Stokes Henry, labr, 339 St Patrick Stokes Wm, brcklyr, 346 St Patrick Stopellben P T, printer, 74 Bolton Stopellben Mrs Jos, widow, 345 Cfloucester Storr Anson, teamster, 262 Queen Storr Ed, mess House of Come, 281 Albert Storr J W, civ ser, 264 Qr.een Storey Daniel, turner, S21 Well- ington Story Geo, general stre, 73 Clarence Storey Thos, met tailor, 606 Sussex Stott Thos, fruit dealer, 124 Rideau Strang John, painter, 181 St Paul Stratton Geo, saddlir, 228 Clivrence Stratton Jas, plaateier, 708 Maria Stratton Jos, painter & glazijr &c, 110 York Stratton S S, chemist and druggist 25 York Stratton & McFarlai d, 246 Dal- housie Streamer Rudolph, labr, 10 Grove Street C P, civ ser, 3V1 Wilhrod Street Mrs, widow, 538 Altiert Street Wm, laborer, 156 McTag^art Stringer Pat, tailor, 87 Dalhounie Stringer — , constable, Doniin'o nice Stroulger Chaw, orderly sergt, uov ernor General's hcc otBco Ui 8. Befleotor Company. G 0. BEIFFENSl'riN. Qeneial Agent- 78 Dalhousio 202 Nichola.-i jr, 269 Maria ;er, 2f)2 Queen se of Com8, 281 :ner, S21 Well- Btre, 73 Clarence »ilor, 506 Sussex aler, 124Rideau ?r, 181 2t. Paul cr, 228 Clivrence ner, T08 Maria ,er & glazi.jr &c, list and druggist Eirlard, 246 Dal- OTTAWA ALPHABITIOAL DUUBOTORT. 141 "Btttlth Lift " Comp«&7 of New York. 9. 0. BSUTINSTSIN, Qeneral Agent] Stuart Lieut Col C,clk dept Militia and Defence Stuart Henry B, chief Enalieh En- grossing elk, House of Commons Stuart John, barrister, bds 52 York Stubbs Wm, lumber met, 196 Well- ington Stuoford Wm, laborer, 84 Redpath Suittell Wm, laborer, 421 Lisgar Sullivan D, laborer, 39 Cobourg Sullivan D, carp'r, 90 Beseeror Sullivan John, apple dealei 218 Clarence Sullivan John, lab'r, 135 Church Sullivan Mich, laborer, 95 Bolton Sullivan Mich, carp'r, 437 Lisgar Sullivan Patrick, trader, 77 York Sullivan S J, carpenter, 44 Baird Suite Benj, clerk, dpt mil * defence Summers Wm, carpenter, 69 Walter Sutherland E D, civ ser, 12 Rear Sutherland G S, watchmaker, 148 Rideau, house 502 St Paul Sutherland J, mason, 118 Queen Sutherland Jno, plast'r, 93 Chapel Sutherland Mrs W, wui, 340 Rideau Sutton Mrs Geo, widow, bd house, 98 Albert Sutton Mrs H B, groceries, &c, 145 Arthur Sutton Joe, umbrella rep, 91 George Sutton J T, ins agt, 36 Sparks, bds 98 Albert Swail Wm, tinsmith, 44 Sally Swalwell Anthony, 70 York Swalwell T, carp'ter, 45 Charlotte Swan Mrs Ellen, 82 Vittoria Swanson Wm, stonemsn, 283 Lisgar Swanston G N, m&chinist, 64 Bank Sweetland Dr J, 19Y Rideau Sweetman John, dyer, 397 Sparks Swinbourno Chris, ?i79 Maria Swinbourne A, iiirsa, Dept ot Int Switzer Bobt, s&Ieeman, 95 Nepean Symes P B, civ ser, 678 Maria Tache J C, Dy Min Agriculture, 16 Wfttcr Taclie J C jr, elk dept Public Wrks Tackaberry I B, act:on'r, 68 Sparks 218 Maria Taillefer F X, crter, 314 St Andrew T !efer Isaie, crter, 312 St Andrew TaiUefer Joseph, crter, 210 Church Taillon Geo, Iwirrister, 45 William Taillon & Chrysler, barristers, 96^ Rideau Talbot Auguste, cooper, 201 St Patrick Taeger C, tobacconift, 481 Sussex Tallon Thos, laborer, 219 Murray Tambeau Paul, 147 Church Taneuay Rev C, attach^ dept Agri- culture Tanney Robert, moulder, 698 Alliert Tasker C J, clerk. Finance dept, 544 Rideau Tassc E, fancy andstaple dry goods, 57 Rideau Tasse J Bte, saddler, 314 Clarence Tassd Jeremie, carter, 139 St An- drew Tosse Joseph, translator House of Commons, 211 Church Tasse Louis, school teacher, 402 St Patrick Tasse Louis, school house, 51 Notre Dame Tasse Napoleon, labr, 306 Clarence Taylor Alex, ticket agnt, 30 Sparks h 509 Rideau Taylor Alex, flour store, 238 Rideau Taylor Alex, engineer, 228 Queen Taylor A Arevf, stne-msn, 68 Bank Taylor .v G D, elk civ ser, 201 Daly Taylor Berij, carptr, 242 Wellington Taylor David, exp agent, 44 Bolton Taylor Fennings, aest elk Senate, 64 Theodore Taylor F, butcher, 383 Maria Taylor F, painter, 16 Botelier Taylor George, paintr, 108 Cathcart Taylor I B, printing office, 66-70 Rideau Taylor Jas, roillwghl, 104 Maokay Taylor James, mason, 389 Maria Taylor John Fennings, gentn, 158 Stewart Taylor J H, grocer, 68 O'Connor Taylor J M, agt St L & R R, 274 Rideau Taylor J P, elk agricltrl dept, 64 O'Connor Taylor Mrs, widow, 616 Albert Taylor Mrs, widow, 91 Cathcart Taylor , civ ser, 376 Gloucester Taylor 8 J, millwglit, 248 Queen Taylor Thomas, 271 Albert Taylor Wra, stne-msn, 106 Mackav Taylor W E, clothing store, 22'4 Wellington Teakles B H, civ ser, 244 Queen T, W. KBinrr & sours, Herohant Tailors, Ontltters >■ Sootoh Olotha and Tveedi, and Iiigh Frlem, "-* dirsct Impoitara of English and .d Sparks Stieeti Ottawa. w h' ■ mm i 4 ■Ml %''S , -Pm 142 OVtAWA ALl'BABlTrOAL DIRECTORY t. W. OHirT * acnrs, KenhMt T«ilun, Outflttcn aai dirtet Importtn of Aigliah •ad loot«h Olotbt «ad TwMdi, and Irish TrieMi, 149 Sparks Street, Ottawn,. Tempeat ,cik Ont fiank, Ixls 20 Albert TeinpletOD Joe, carptr, 735 Somerset Terrance John, No 1 By-ward Mkt Terry C P H, with Caldwell & Co, 48 Sparks Terry J, painter, 352 Gloucester Teskey S, shoe shop, 288 Dailiouaie Teseier Mrs Antoine, wid,34 McQee Teasifir Ante, carptr, 307 Ht Patrick Tessier Edmond, labr, 279^ Water Teasier Oeo, labr, 79 St Andrew Tetaeky Martin, labr, 46^ Redpath Teta Eugene, civ eer, 415 St Paul T6ta J M, civ ser, 415 St Paul Tetu N, elk oiv ser, 459 Bideau Theriault A P, elk, 386 St Ps trick Therien Francis, Ibr, 223 St Patrick Therien Napoleon, cabinet-maker, 413 Clarence Therien & Carter, grocers, 318 St Patrick The Times Newspaper, McLean Roger & Co, proprietors, 154-156 Wellington Thb Universitv Of Ottawa, Wil- brod street Thibault Baptiste, laborer, 630 St Patrick Thibault Geo,.lab'r, 239 Clarence Tbibauh L, laborer, 162 Murray Thibert Jean, 51 Murray Thibodeau J Bte, hotel, 81 Murray Thibodeau M,, laborer, IGl Bolton Th^burn D, pvinter, 283 Maria Thorn Oeo, shoemkr, 494 Clarence Thoniaa Mrs Alph, 303 King Thomas Chas, stonectr, 151 Kent Thomas Geo, builder, 151 Kbnt Thomas J S, printer, 144 St Paul Thomas Louis, baker, 594 St Patrick Thompson Chas, printer, ISd Priel Thompson Geo, corn-merchant 46 Sparks ThompaoD H, book-kpr, SS*) Bideau Thompson Jas, grocerieo, dry goods &o, 491 SusEiex Thompson Jas, carter, 270 Clarence Thompson John, elk Bk of Com- merce Thompson John, printer, 53 Water Thompson John, grocer, 62 Bideau Thompson John, carp'r, 232 Water Thompson Mark, harness maker, 93 Besserer Thompson Mrs, wid, 55 Cambridge i ThonipHori Philip N, 387 Albert Thonipnon S, policeman, 28 Cum- berland Thonipaon S D, carr'ge fac, 68 DhI Thompson ThoH J, engineer, C P ft ThotnpHon T W, ussia city treaHurti-, 120 Elgin Thompson W H, city treaBurev, 58 Wellington, house '98 Elgin Thomson Jas,Jr, cltrk, 208 Muria Thorbahn H, 10 A 13 By-Ward ink', house 71 King Thorburn Jno, principal, grarniiiar school, 211 Uflly Thorn Oeo, tihot* maker, 59 Hency Thornton W, contractor, 481 Maria Thorpe J W, baker, 230 8t Patrick Throop A W, clerk, 181 AiiguHtu Tiepke Prof, teacher of music, 8-1 O'Connor Tierney Miss Ann, school teaciier, 399 Lifgar Tifty Mich, laborer, 14C St Andrew Tilley W,I, rAy ser, 276 Nelaoii Til ton John,, civil aer, 54 Daly Tink Jas, caner, 146 St A.ndre\T Tims T D, civ aer, 286 Daly Tiona Mrs, widow, 264 Sparks TitUH A, Ontario Carriage Factory, 172 8 parka, factory 176 Queen ' Tobin Jas, laborer, 662 Somerset Tobin Richard, joiner, 216 Murray Tobin Seymour, C S, 237 Daly Todd Aiplieua, librarian Parliament 504 Albert Todd A Hiinilyi:, elk Parliaraeiu library Todd Saml, laborer, 21 McGee Tole Miohael, laborer, 145 Water Toller Fredk, C S, 199 Daly Tomkina John, laborer, 253 Bolton Tomlinaon Joseph, dept Maiiue and Fisheries, 221 Theodore Tomlinson Joseph jr, clerk civ ger Tomlinson T H, lithographer, 195 Friel Toms P, contractor, 195 Bay Toms Wm, ma«on, 195 Bay Tonin Mrs Marceliue, widow, 31 St Andrew Toohey Daniel, laborer, 471 Lisgar Toohey Mrs Jhn, hotel, 611 Sussex Toomey Jamea, labr, 280 Clarence Toomey Wm, trader, 67 York Tqpley Honvtio, photographer, IIT Friel Bftboook lite Appoiatu. 0. 0. BSIFFENSIEINii QeawalAgtst. er, 69 Henoy tor, 481 Maria 230 8t Patrick 181 AuguHtu r of music, 84 johool teachei, elk Parliament jr, clerk civ ger orer, 471 Lisgar otel, 611 Sussex )r, 280 Clfttence ir, 67 York lotographer, UT •t f .-( OrCAWA ALPHABB9I0AL DIRlOTOftT. 148 Ooal OU Cooldag Stoves. 0. 0. BXIFTZVSTEIir, OeaariU AgtBt. Topley John, photographei , 108 IkHserer Toplfy W J, photographer, 60 Well- ington, h 78 Slater Torilirt'Frdddrick, 3 Quoon Tdiiney Mrs William, 67 Cathcart i'ovronce John, butcher, 296 Catli- c&n Torrance John A, ci*' ser, 124 Sally Tourgeon F, lalwrcr, 17 Mofigrove TowcTH John, teamster, 182 Cam- briilge Townsend Chas, wheelwright, 666 Maria Townsend David, tinsmith, 144 NeUon Townsend John, grocer, 710 Maria Townsend T B, engin'r, dept Public Woi-ks Townsend Wm, labr, 420i Clarence Towzer — , trader, 257 Dulhoueie Toy CharU'8, laborer, 141 Aiigusta ioye John, mason, 366 Clarence Tore Stephen, laborer, 62 Lloyd Tracy James, 256 Daly Tracy T K, watchnikr, 221 Stewart Tracy W H, watchmkr, 46 Rideau Triipey Louis, labr'r, 205 Dalhousie "rravetler Mrs, widow, 38 Kent Traveller Thos, foreman, 136 Head Travers Peter, labr, 77 Le Brecon Traversay Ephraim, shoemaker, 404 St Patrick Traversay F^lix, itiarblf outter, 342 St Patrick Traversay Isidore, J P, assasaor for City Ottawa, 137 York Travis John, laborer, 382 Clarence Travis L W, clerk P dept Treadwell M S, clerk P dept Treaniblea Mat, labr, 17 Augusta Trernblay & Beau vais, gro, 1()3 Bank Treinblay Dob, carptr, 26 Cobourg Trernblay Hubert, labr, 10 McGee Tremble Wm, stoker, 176 Stewart Trembly Francois, laborer, 74 St Andrew Trombley , cab-drvr, 149 Queen Trouse George, harness-maker, 208 Nicholas True James, engineer, 261 Cathcart Trubridge John, carter, 173 York Trudeau Geo, elk, 141 Dalhousie Trudeau G jr, elk, dept mar & fish Tmdeau Pierre, cabt-mkr, 39 Bolton Trudeau T, dept min of P W dept 66 Stewart Truesdell Mrs Mary, boarding-hse, 148 Clarence Truman W R, carptr, 204 Botelier Tucker P N, elk. 39 Slater Tupper A C, cunl'ctr,328 WelHneton Tupper A C, contectnry, 1 14 Rideau Tupper Hon C, M D, 104 Metcalfe Tupper Mrs E A, widow, 8 Maria Tupper T M, painter, 22 Maria Turcotte Honore, labr, 87 Church. Turcotte Joseph . labr, 36 Shamrock Turcotte Joseph, labr, 90 Chapel Turcotte Pierre, laborer, 82 George Turgeon C E, elk rec genl's dept Turgeon George, 49 Mosgrove Turgeon Jos, inspector of lumber, 49 Mosgrove Turgeon J B, boots * shoes, 473 Wellington Turgeon Narciase, mess House of Commons, 225 Church Turgeon Pierre, crptr,247 St Andrew Turnbnll David, bkr, 2G1 St Patrick Turubull Jas, flour * feed store, 7 Nicholas, h 230 St Paul Turner Geo, blksth, 42 Sherwood Turner Louis, laborer, 90 Sherwood Turner Thos W, labr, 25 Mosgrove Turner Saml, plstr, 664i St Patrick Turner , pliotogr, 122 Rideau Tweed John, bill-stkr, 108 Nej)ean Tybavne David, machst, 177 Slater Tye Jas, laborer, 141 Nelson Tvrell Mrs, dressmaker, 162 Rideau tTnderwood Alfred, tobacconist, 483 Wellington Ukion Bank op Lower Canada — D S Eastwood, man, 42 Rideau Union Forwarding and Railway Co'a Office — R S Caseels, president, 166 Sparks Union House — Jno Graham, propr, 54-68 Elgin Upper Ottawa Improvement Co*8 Office, 206 Middle Urquhart Charles, dry goods, 197 Murray Vail Hon W B, min militia and def, Dept Mil and Def Valade F X, M D, 142 St Patrick Valade J Bte, labr, 40 Notre Dame Valade Louis, labr, 74 Friel Valade Pierre, labr, 76 Friel Valentine — , civil ser, 263 Queen T. W. XENNT & sons; Kerohan:; Tailois, Oatfitters and direct Importers of EngUah and Bootoh Olotki and IwMds, and Irlih Frians, 149 Sparka Btiaet, OtUwa. •y/.5 n? i \ ! ni tj; M:lr 4 ^ 1-, :!i ! '! it - 11 ! 1 \. .' |i. |t;i. im,\'] ■I '! ■*!l 144 OTTAWA ALPHABBTIOAL DIftlOTOET. T. W. XmT * son, MMrdUnt IftUan, OutfltUn and diiMt Xmportan of KngUih Md Icotoh Olothi and Twaeds, and Iriah FtImm, 140 Iparki Itratt, OtUwa. Valin J E, clerk, Dept Inland Hov Valiqiu>rte CbaN, carp'r, 119 King Valiqiiette E, hotel-kr, 67 Duke ValiquetteF H, hotel-kr, ft8 Bridge Valkiuetto Mra J, 312 Clarence Valiquette Jos, shoeniuker, 148 St Patrick Valiquette Job, carpenter, 106 St Andrew Valiquette Mrn Louis, 209 Murray Vatiquetto P R <& Co, dry goouH, 610 Sussex Vall6 P, painter, 238 St Patrick Valliquette M, carp'r, 229 Dalhuunie Valoia P, tel rep'r, 160 Clarence VanCortlandt Mrs, widow, 304 Wel- lington VanCortlandt Walter, clerk, 394 Wellington Vandusen Jas, foreman, 130 Middle Vankoughnett Lawrence, civil ser, 170 Nicholas Vanniel B, baker, 316 Cathcart Varallo Jean, Ibr, 35 St Andrew Vaudette Isidore, carter, 182 Bolton Vaudette Mrs, widow, 51 Church Veale Philip, carp'r, 146 Sally Vean Jae, painter, 63 Baird Venance G, laborer, 491 St Patrick Venas Alexis, laborer, 129 King Venn Geo, shipper, 83 Queen West Venn J, confect r, 502 Wellington Venn Mrs, milliner, 62 Queen West Venning R N, clerk, Dept Mar * Fis Verdon Isaie, carter, 301 Church Vermette J Bte, lab'r, 53 CJiurch Vdziaa Lazare, carp'r, 210 Murray Vezina Theophile, clerk, 93 Bolton Vezina Ulderick, joiner, 262 Water Vian Job, laborer, 492 St Patrick Victoria Foundry— H Merrill, pro. Middle Victoria Livery Stables, 227 Wel- lington. Mra E Brown, owner, H H Brownlee, manager Victoria Market, Queen, W Villeneuve C, carter, 189 St Andrew Villeneuve E, laborer, 189 Cathcart Villeneuve Jos, carter, 102 Bolton Villeneuve MrsM, widow, 169 York Villeneuve Thoe, hotel-keeper, 193 St Patrick Vincent Olivier, grocer, 199 St Patrick Vincent T, fancy goods, 49 * 51, Sparks Voignier C, grocer, 65 Rose V'oinier C, grocer, 421 St Patrick Voligny L L, 1H4 Church Vulcan Irun Workf, 424 to -128 Wellington Wuddell Wn. D, 211 Slater Waddle MrH TIjs, widow, 403 Uid. an Wagi'ner Sam L, fruit doaler, 123 DulhouNie Walkcm Charles, clerk di'pt Militia and Defence Walkir Janu'fl, K'onecuttor, 121 Arthur Walker Thos, laborer, 145 Priel Walker Thon, cabinet maker, IGJ Red path Walker Ths, blacksmth, 108 Arthur Walker W H, barrister, 198 Stowurt Walker, orinter, bde 98 Albert Walker Mrs, widow, 466 Cunilwr- land Walkflr CasHels pt Militia mccuttor, I'il r, 145 Friel let maker, 10) fith,108 Artlmr [er, 198Stewurt I 98 Albert r, 466 CumU-r- Pennock, bar- ' 4 SuBaex Durion & Kipp, Chaudi«re Agents. Alkh and Pokticr. rhristie Samuel, 32 Sparks— Dawes D^/wsley Thos, 28 Riond, 83 Church Gibson William, 205 Bank Goodwin Michael, 260 Concession Groulx Stanislaus, 124 Murray Hamilton J J, 170 rit Paul Houghton Albert, 506 Albert Kehoe John, 95 St Paul Kehoe Thos, 65 Church Kehoe Wm, 39 George Kehoe Wm, 117 St Paul Kneel Mathew, 95 Chapel Lariviere P A, 287 Sussex Leclair John, 181 King Low George, 122 George McPherson Samuel, 536 Albert O'Leary Michael, 67 Dalhousio Reynolds & Dickinson, 427 King Roberts Henrj, 630 Albert Robertson Peter, 22 Oregon Spenard Emerv, 33McGee Spenard E, 85'Friel Walker Thomas, 108 Arthur Waters Henry, 40 Cathcart We-t Boat Builders. Cleave William, 125 Vittoria Dey Joseph, 105 Nicholas Bookbinders. Hope Jas ife Co, 45 i 47 cor Sparks and Elgin Lucy John, 42 Queen West Mortimer Alex, 198 Sparks Smith & Stewart, 39 Sparks Times Printing & Publishing Co, 154 A 166 Werington Woodburn AS, 42 Elgin Booksellers and Stationery Batt''j Bros, 45 Rideau T. W. KBHHT 4 SONS, Merchant Tailors, OntfittwB and diieot Importers of English and Sootob Olotbs and Tweeds, and Irish Friszes, 149 Spwka Street, Ottawa4 ii 'li'Ufii CITY OF OTTAWA CLA881FIET) BUSINESS DIRECTOET. 151 W. KENNT ft SONS, Herohant Tailort, Oatfltten and diroet Importmrs of English and Sootoh Cloths and Tweeds, and Irish Frieiss, 149 Sparks Street, Ottawa. Durie John & Son 35 Spa'ks HauHcr A, 97 Bideau Henii( rflon & Co, 20 Spa.».8 Holmes A L, 83 Sparks Hope Jas & Co, cor Sparks * Elgin Langford John H, 320 Wellington Loveday Joe, Dalhousie, cor George Lucy John, 42 Queen West Naughton Philip, (new and eecood- liand), 178 Rideau Ferry E A, 97 Soarks Smith & Stew-art, ^0 Sparks Whyte J G, 73 Rideau Boots and Shoes. Beardsley Wnn, 192 Clarence Beatty James, 202 Gloucester Pcaupre G, 173 Dalhousie Hellemaire Theo, 463 Sussex Bellemuire Theophille, 247 Sussex Rerthiaunje Felix, 137 Church Bird R J, 82 Sparks Bobill Thomas, 82 Redpath Boivin G, 482 Sussex Browne W E, 555 Sussex Bruce John, 319 St Paul Bruce & McDougall, 47 Rideau Bruce & McDougall, 565 Sussex Caron F N, 170 Rideau Carson R, 435 Wellington CliflFord Jolin, 88 Nicholas Costelio Thomas, 136 Murray Crawford James, 83 Bank Deacon J, U Nicholas Uesmarais Leonard, 65 Murray DeHnoeaves Chas, 309 Dalhousie Dobier J W H, 48 Rideau Drapeau D, 226 Dalhousie Dunbar Henry, 19 Mosgrove Durocher 0, 467 Sussex Dwight Wm, 20 Nelson Fox Charles, 131 King Handj Peter, 133 Murray Harbour Jos, 228 Dalhousie Howe J G, 538 Wellington Jobin Edouard, 32 McGee Jollicour M, 138 Sparks King P M, 145 Rideau Laberge Peter, 307 Dalhousie Lamb \V A, 558 Sussex Laniothe Denis, 138 Murray Larue Napoleon, 61 Duke Laurin S, 432 Sussex Lee Selby. 196 Sparks Lee S, 45 Duke Linton W, 20 Rideau Lyon Wm, 284 Wellington McCarthy John, 305-7 Wellington McCulloch Jas, 194 Wellington McDowell J R, 345 Wellington McGilton Thos, 13 Mosgi-ove Minore Andrew, 218 Nepean Iloore A, 15H Uideau Moore Andrew, 135 Chapel Moreau J 484 Sussex Murphy Geo, 536 Sussex NeeHn J & G, 20 Rideau Neville P, 41 Duke Noel Damas, 39 Murray O'Brien Dennis, 95 Clarence O'Meara & Co, 164 Sparks O'Reilly Peter, 36 Clarence Ottawa Boot& Shoe Co — Erskine A Thurston prop, 118 Sally Paquet Henry, 123 King Paradis Alph, 173 King Payne Abraham, 634 Albert Pratt James & Co, 119 Sparks Preston's shoe store, 71 Sparks Russell William, 30 Clarence Sauvageau Arthur, 318 Cathcart Stephens G, 357 Wellington Stevens A J «& Co, 102 Sparks Turgeon J B, 473 Wellington Thorn Ge»rge, 494 Clarence Valiquette J^oseph, 148 St Patrick Wilson Wm, 423 Lisgar Brewers. Brading H F & Co, 461 Wellington Rochester Ja? A, Richmond Road Stirling George, 16 St Patrick Welsh David, 247 to 252 Nicholas Brickmakers. Graham & Co, Nepean Brick Works Odell H C, 158 Nicholas Sparks Alex, 295 Nicholas Broom Makers. Reardon W & R, 138 York Brush Maker. Gnenette Louis, 216 Chrrch Builders, Carpenters and C!ontractors. Adams Saml, 111 Elgin Allan James, 9 Division Allan James, 247 Gloucester Anderson & Cherry, 267 Clarence Anderson Wm, 261 Clarence Aubrey Mo'Se, 42 Oregon Barrel! John, 230 Friei 1mm wm ■ i A at ;■.'.,«? lU "Bartlett" Street Lamps, a. 0. B.EIPFEN8TEIN, General Agent, ■T-y^rryi*' •* fv^fn^i'tv^'^ *rr^ ■r—-^-r ■H-'-'' i ■. '■%'. ^; '«'1i: I: d-si ■'■■ .. ■ 'Ill':; J;! 152 OITT OF OTTAWA CLASSIFIED BUHINESS DntKCTORT. "fialtli Lift " CompaB7 of New York, g. 0. BEIFFENSTEIN, Saneral Ag ent. Hurtubise Ant, 132 NelBon Irvine John, 240 Gloucester Kavanagh F, 3 Kent Johni^o 1 & lieid, 219 SpnrkH Johnston Robt, 195 Bank ' Jordon Robert, 514 King Kehoe Mathew, 641 Lisgar Lahaise Thoman, 168 Cumberland Langford John, 69 Vittoria Lang James, 272 Albert Lauzon J Bte, 20 Notre Dame Lyons John, 189 Clarence Lyons Patrick, 187 Clarence Malikie Charles, 203 Queen Masson Donald, 164 Nicholas Mathew John, 384 Gloucester Mathews Beaven, 367 Lisgar Moxiey Robert, 184 Friel Moxley John T, 212 Gloucester Mutchmor T W, 309 Lisgar McBrien James, 238 Maria McBride John, 97 Cambridge McBride Joseph, 302 Dalhousie McGaw Alexander, 346 Maria Mcintosh Kenneth, 210 Beseerer McKay William, 107 Gloucester McKiiistry Robert, 255 Bridge McNaughton Duncan, 58 George McQuarry L, 410 Lewis McRae Stephen, 318 Cumberland McRay John, 226 Queen McRea Jo'^n, 237 Kent Norton Adam, 110 Nicholas O'Connor John, 318^ Cumberland O'Connor Lawrence, 226 Botelier O'Connor William, 202 Botelier Palen John, 363 Lisgar Palen William, 113 Maria Peterkin J, 38 Primrose Avenue Pigeon Thomas, 134 Cathcart Popham William, 201 Bank Porter William, 80 Queen Pratt Waldon, 220 Bridge Reid Robert, 203 Bank Richards Leon, 103A Church Bocque Pierre, 261 Dalhousie Ross William, 368 Wilbrod Kachon Eustace, 300 Maria Sandham Frederick, 3!i8 Albert Sims Robert, 357 Nepeaii Sparks Alexander, 368 Maria Stewart John, 256 P leau Stewart Robert, 137 ^^ igusta Stockand George, 376 Rideau Stockand Geo, 372 Rideau Thornton Wm, 481 Maria Beckett & Appell, 132 Gloucester Beckett Wm John, 199 Bank Black Wm, 257 Lisgar Bowles F J, 43 Slater Boyd David, 248 Queen Bradshaw John S, 324 Maria Bradahaw W J, 520 King Brown Donald, 12 Anglesea Square Brown Jas A, 17 McGee ' Brown Jam'is, 119 Arthur Brown James, 249 Albert Brown Peter, 31 Albert avenue Burritt Edgar, 70 Baird Burritt J, 68 Baird Cantin J B, 239 Dalhousie Carbonneau Alfred, 325 King Charbonner Charles, 25 Chapel Cherry Saml, 257 Clarerce Church John, 696 Maria Clr.rko Geo, 18 Victoria Av nue Clutflsaac, 109 Kent Collins Thomas, 54 Ottawa Connolly Din, 366 Dalhousi. Connor William, 145 Augusta Crain Levi, 34 Nepean Crain George, 68 Slater Crain Robert, 312 St Pa ... CuthbertsoB David, 13/i ' .. Dagenis William, 54 Co' Davis Michael, 555 Lidebu Davis Wm, 565 Rid.;au • Doran Jau)es, 10 Nicholas Duff Robeit, 381 Marii Dunlop Adam, 37 Cambridge Eastman John, 186 Middle Edey Moses C, 195 Arthur Edge George, 446 Nepean Edge Nicholas, 206 Arthur Egan James, 248 Concession Evans Charles, 146 Gloucester Farquhar Wm, 328 St Paul Fellowes H, 297 Gloucester Ferguson Wm, 327 Gloucester Franklin Geo 591 Wellington Gallagher Thos, 97-99Metcalfe Gallagher Thou, 219 Maria Gardner William, 202 Bank Gibson B 419 St Paul Gibson James, 89 York Gillie James, 452 Lewis Gilmour Hugh, 522 Rideau Goodwin James, 87 Cumberland HawkiDS James, 380 Rideau Haycock Edward, 19 Nepean Henry Chas, 248 Queen Hudson John, 330 Friel bridge \-T, KEnir? dc SDKS, Kcrohoiit Tailors, Oatfitters and direct Impoiten of English and Sootoli Cloths and Tweeds, and Irish Friezes, 149 Sparks Street, Ottawa. OBY. feneral Agent, Jelson ucester Sparks lank :ing Liagar ! Cumberland ittoria bert )tre Dame irence [Clarence 5 Queen Nicholas rloucester 17 Lisgar Friel Gloucester J Liegar 1 Maria iambridge 2 Dalhousie 346 Maria 210 Beeeerer l7 Gloucester 255 Bridge an, 68 George lewis 8 Cumberland lueen ent Nicholas 3i Cumberland J, 226 Botelier 202 Botelier sear Maria irobe Avemie 4 Cathcart JOl Bft.^';.5(M'*i>s■~■**^f7 ^■v;^?f'•' ■'/'!<;. Also, Iron Vault Linings, Burglar-Proof Vault Doors, Fire-Proof Doors, Iron Shutters, Iron Doors for Public Buildings, Messengers' Chests and Deed Boxes, Cell Doors and Gratings, Jail, Safe, Bank and Store ■^ Door Looks, .'..■.:-%-.. ,:--.k.V. IRON BRIDGES and GIRDERS, &c., Sue. A LARGE NUMBER OF 'sEOOND-HAND SAFES, of different makers, al..«iysoM hand, \vhich will be sold cheap. ALSO, MANUFACTURER OF STONECUTTERS' TOOLS, office:- 3a0 S*. 'Lm.-mr« Bonomee StreeUit MONTREAU, ' . I!' '. 1 , (i I ' 1 tllj!|i! liiiiiiisr ^m IHk \i it J mt m !lr »i If I. 1 1 ^ L: u f i J* li ■ ^h ■■I t • / THE DOMINION LANDS OF CANADA. Tbme landa are Mituated in Manitoba and the Korth West Territories. Tlie H^Btein of survey in rectangular, the townahip being six niileH nqtiare, divided into tbirU-eix aectiouH of one niile square each, which latter ure sulHlivideil on tnc ground into quarter aectionH of 160 acres each. Sections 11 and 29, amounting to 1280 acre^, in each township, are dedicated to the purposeH of public sonool«i. Sections 8 and 26 in each township represent the one-twentieth reeervt'il thr6u,;hout the " fertile belt," to the Hudson Bay Company, under the Deed of Surrelider. Dominion lands open for sale or settlement ma^' be purchased for caah at one dollar per acre, nmy be entered by Military Bounty Warrant, or may be entered as homesteads for actual settlement. Homestead settlers pay a fee of $10.00 at the time of entry for the land, and are required to reside upon atid cnltivate the quarter-section entered as a homestead, for three years, upon which they get a patent free. ^ The hon)estead settler has also the privilege uf entering for an adjoining (juarter-section of land as a homes tea with the view of preventing undue monopiih- in Coal lands, mav, in his dincrCicn, on a township being surveyed, exempt from sale and settlement the lands in such tuwnHhip containing Coal, excep- ting those on which mining mcy have been carried on under the above regu- lation, and mav subsequently sell or othtiwise deal with the same in mich manner as mav be deemed expedient by the Governor in Council. The Dominion Lands Act is not intended to apply to territory over which the Indian title may not at the titne have been extinguished. The al)ove if laert ly a synopsis of the law embracing the policy connfctcd with ;he Admiui8tri»tton of th»' Dominion Lands. Percons wishing more full and cowf4*t< nformatiort are referretl to the Dominion Lands Act. AH communicatioiks nutating generally to the Dominion Lands to lie atidre«Mt) U> the Mkiister o* the Interior, at Ottawa. All upeciflo applMsaiions to enter Surveyed Lands should be addrespied to the Agent of Donnnjon Lands, Winnipeg, Canada. By order. f>ouiinion Lands 0«<>e, March, 1875. Sh rmyor- Gen end. \lt U fllTY OF OTTAWA BU8IN188 OLABttlPIED DIRECTORY. 168 C. W. KSNNY * 80H8, Merchant TaUon, Ontfitters and direct Importers of EngUih and Scotch Olotha and Tweeds, and Irish Frieaei, 149 Sparks Street, Ottawa. » each, which i60 acres each. townshipi are ntteth reserved inder the Deed sbased for cash arnnt, or may lor an adjoining is admitted into e completion of the payment ot stead provisions sd territory, may Dominion Land ions of the land, g the number of •r acr«. undue monopoh- iirveyed, exempt ling Coal, exce|v the above regu- ,he same in mucIi imoil. ritory over which d be »ddressed to Toms F, 195 Bay Wardel Abraham, 172 Bank Webster John, 254 Wilhrod White William, 95 Augusta Whitney James, 551 Alijert Why to Kobert, 352 All.ert Butchers. Allen Jamefl, 222 Wellington Andrews Henry, 162 Chirence Aiiclair ChnrleH, 158 Bank Beauaoleil One«ime, 4GG St Patrick Beliehiimeur (}, 23 By Ward Mar- ket and 11 Catliciirt eq Boylo M, 14 By Ward Market Broker Charlew, 036 St Patri.'k Button A, 2 & 4 Wellington Market Connolly Jamew, 11 By Ward Mar- kei and 361 Ciimlierland Coulson Allan, 206 Frie!. Dalaine Abraham, 11^ Priel Dalaise & Leveille,'J02 Cumberland Downie Alphonse, 2() Friel Duchesne Napoleon, 127 King Duhamel F, 260 Cuiiiborland Edwards Benjamin, 1H4 Murray Edwards Wm, 2 Bv-Ward Market, Edwards , 229 Kideau Evans Samuel, 60 Kideau and 150 Nelson Gallagher Anthony, 419 Lisgar Garnean Adolph, 70 Friol Gilwon Wm, 2*3 Victoria Market, Queen, Went Gravel Louis, 19 By- Ward Market, and 65 Beeserer Hanrahan Joseph, 98 Sherwood Huiirahan Brotliers, 512 Wellington Kenna John, stall No 5, Victoria Market, Queen West Kennedy C, 22 ft 24 By- Ward Mar- ket, and 190 Clarence Kennedy John, 9 By-Ward Market Kinipton Thos, 6 By-Ward Market Lacv Thomas, 39 Cathcart Lacnance S, 15 By-Ward Market Linton William, 435 Lisgar Luwery P, 16 By- Ward Market McCall Thomas, 392 Rideati McKeever Patrick, 142 Augusta Moss Henry, 230 Bay Newbegin John, 584 Wellington Newbegin J, 3, 4 Victoria Market, yueen west Potvin & Richer, 17 By-Ward Mar- ket Prinderville John, 242 Kideau KichanlHon H, 1 Wellington Market Richer Ed, 13 By-Ward Market Robert 0, 258 Dalhou.-ie Robert S, 150 Ridenu SatcheH J, 208 Sparks Satchel 1 Bros, 3 5 7 By Ward Mar- ket, & 209 Kideau Slattery Wm outside By- Ward Market Smith James, 190 Church Smith John sr, 4 By- Ward Market S[)arrow Charle^^, 165 Bank vStacy Thos, 21 By-Ward Market Tnylor F, 383 Maria Terranco John, 1 By- Ward Market Thorbahn Herman, 'lO 12 By-Ward Market, 71 King Torrence John, 296 Cathcart Woodland Richard, 14 Cathcart w Woodland Richard, stall No I Vic- toria Market, & Queen west Woods Mrs Ann, Wv-llington Ward Market Woods Mrs James, No 3 stall Well- ington Market Cabinet Makers and Furniture ^Dealers. Allan George, 3S Cathcart West Allen William, 528 Albert Angus & Co, 148 Sparks Annable W A, 26 Rideaii Boyden Jos, 534 Sussex Brady Philip, 00 York Chapman John, 508 Wellington Charles Henry, 143 Ruleau (liirard Pierre, 232 Dalhousie Harris & Campbell, 260 Sussex Hewson John, 94 Rideau Hill Wm, 152 Slater Lacroix Felix, 35 Papineau Laflamme T, <)6 Duke Mills Alexander, 180 Albert Oliver & Son, 172 Sparks Preston James, 159a Broad Russell G F, 03 William Russell G R, 101 Rideau Russell W F, 34 Rideau Shoolbred & Co, 98 & 100 Sparks Carpet Wai >;liouse. Shoolbred & Co, 100 Sparks Carriage Makers. Abbott J B, 400 Wellington Abbott J B, 387 Wellington Ml- u U. S. Beflector Company, d 0, EEIFrENBTEIN. General Agent 154 OITY OP OTTAWA BHSINUflS CLA8SIPI1D DIREOTORT. 8. llorganfl' Sons " SapoUo." 0, C. R2II71IKSTEIN, Qvneral Agent. >^\ 'III* ■■, '■'! Arohanibeault Deneri, 277 Church Archambeault J & J B, 328 * 330 Clarence Bishoprick Mark, 7S * 77 Bank Brunette Francic, 145 King Brunette Louis, 273 St Patrick Byrne Wnj, 108 St Paul Chabot Adolphe, 294 St Patrick Denault P, 380i Clarence Descarnuer James, 209 Church Deschene A, 316 St Andrew Donovan Alexander, 107 Clarence Dufour P D, 245 7*9 liideau Duhamel L, 109 Murray Hupe B, 17 Clarence Jervis Thomas, 349 Dalhousie Joyce John & Son, 82 Duke Lariviere Peter, 287 Sussex Lemay Oct, 183 Dalhousie Marion Solomon, 559 St Patrick Mathew Alfred, 376A Clarence Michel Moise, 224 Jfurray O'Boyle John, 132 Clarence Stockdale Wni, 160 Rideau Sauriol Francis, 369 Clarence Sharp Charles, 231 Gloucester Sims Richard A, 100 Bay Thomson S D, 58 Daly Titus A, 172 Sparks Titus Alonzo, 175 Qu< on Townsend Chas, 660 Maria Carvers and Qilders. liowan H & J, 113 4 115 Sparks Wilson & Orr, 123 Sparks Chemists and Druggist):;. Biehoprick Henry, 274 Maria Cannichael D A, 92 Uideau Christie A & Co, 87 Sparks DacierC) '"^Sussex Davidson i '2 Sparks Elwell G T ..J4 Sparks Featherston J P, 103 Rideau Hearn Wm, 24 Rideau Jamieson, W A, 49 Duke . Langford W J & Co, 312 & 314 Well- ington Mortimer George, 533 Sussex McCarthy H F, 290 Wellington Roberts John, 76 Rideau Shepherd T T, 151 Rideau Skinner Jos, 353 Wellington Smith C A, 43 Duke Stratton S S, 25 York China and Crockery Dealers. Abbott Wni, 385 Wellington Anhtleld JamcH, 35 Duko Boyden Josepli, 634 Sussex Leavens Parsons & Chevrier 6U Sussex Michaelson J 6, 121 'deau Parker A J, 30 Kideu Coal Dealers. Beattie W M &, Co, 141 George Clemow ¥, 50 E'gin Coward D W ,fe Co, 46 Sparks McRae Juo W, 32 Wrllington Commission Merchants and Agents, (See Agents.) Confectioners and Fruit Dealers. Arless J W, agent, fruit depijt, 127 Sparks Aspinall W, 213 Rideau Bartlett Geo, 93 & 95 Rideau Bevin Richard, 39^ Duko Bott G, 159 Rideau Brook G, 485 Sussex Burns & O'Donnell, 125 Rideau Cail A B, 81 Sparks Call A B, 204 Sparks Carleton John, 133 Kent Cox Thon)as, 582 Wellington Crawley Miss, 355 Wellington Cussena H, .360 Dalhousie Edwards Sol, 222 Sparks ' Fest Wm, 44 ■lukan Fraser Mrs., 3) i'lske Geare Wn> N , r>l ^ Sussex Gibson J Vi ?, 4-i Sparks Gi'^rney Jh?iu-.s, !i06 Sparks Hall E, 214 VV,.iii„j;ton Hivgerty John, ^;43 Rideau Hay James, 27 Duke Hoy Charles, 409 Wellington LaKose Chas, 147 Rideau , Larocque Jos, 428 Sussex Limn John, 192 Wellington Moreland Alex, 4 By Ward Market square Morrison & Bennett, 64 York McRae — , 106 Bank Petrie Miss, 253 Wellington Prodrick & Co, 540 Sussex Rogers F, 156 Rideau Ross Miss, 137 Sally Scantlebury J, 471 Wellington Shaver W H, 125 Sparks T. W. KENNT & SONS, Merohtnt Tailors, Ootfitt«r8 and direot Importera of Englisii and gootoh Oloth^ and Tweeds, and Irish I^ieiei, 149 Sparks Street, Ottawa. it • fruit dpp<*)t, 127 126 Rideau OIIT OF OTTAWA BUSINESS OLASSIFIID DIREOTORT. 155 T. W. VOk'^ A JOHB, Morehant Tailori, Oatattan and direct Importen of Kngliih and l«utk)h Uoths and Twe«ds, and Lrifh FrieiM, 149 Sparki Street, Ottawa. Htott Thomas, 124 Uideau Tupper A C, 114 Riflonu Tupper A C, H28 Wellington Vorn J, fi02 Wollintfton Wagner Hainucl L, 123 Dalho'iaie Contractors. (See Jhtilderi' Con' Iractiyfs and Cnrpentera.) C...;i>per8. Brown Alex...\H,(T, 119 Bank Uiirnee Patrick, .355 Dalboaflie Milotte Edouard, 2G0 St Patrick Watchorn John jr, .')21 Albert Corset and Hoop-Skirt Manu» factureT* Acroyd E, 86 Spftrk. Dentist Hulchinson George, . Sparkfl Martin Alexander, 101 Sparks Martin C A, 107 Sparks McFee & HutiU-r, o\(\ Sussex McPhee W, L D 8, 104 Sparks Dressmakers. (.See MilUnei's, d;c.) Dry Goods and Clothing. Allaji, McKinnons&McMoran, 63-5 Sparks Bellefeuillc A, l'{ Miu-ray BIyth Geo, .359 Wellington Blyth G R, .306-308 Welling,x>n Blyth J, 309-311 Wellington Borbridge Thomas, 116 Sparks Brennan John B, 63 O'Connor Bryeon Charles, 110 Sparks Caldwell J F & Co, 508 Sussex Chabot P H, 95 George Chenet P, 513 Sussex Chenet Pierre, 238 Church Chisholai & Brannan, 61 Rideau Chisholin D, 276 Sussex Elliott & Hamilton, 52-4 Rideau Faulkner Nap, 538 Sussex Fingland & Draper, 561 Sussex Forgie John, 198 Concession Gagne & Co, 310 Wellington Garland, Muichmor & Co, 155-157 Sparks Germain & Mongenais, 521 Sussex Goulden J M, 468 Sussex Grier Wm, 152-164 Sparks Groulx X & A, 470 Sussex Groulx X A, 277 Wellington Hndon P A, 271 Cumb* rland Hudon P A, 319 St Pa rick Ilunton, Son & Larmontb, 94-96 Sparks Sparks .iamie.-on R EA J C, 531 Wellington Johnston & Ro-i, 144 Sparks Kearns & Ryan, 49 a 51 Rideau King C & C), 327 * ;129 Weilingtou Lafremouille i. A, 122 St Patrick ijatreiiiouillc 0, 462 Sussex Lauzon & Dulmmel, .330 Weilingtou Legfvult Francois, 296 Dalhousie licuzud A, m Bank Magei' Si RuHsell, 47 Elgin Marline iiu Eugene, 465 Sussex Martineriu G, 6Y Duke Metcalfe Joseph, 126 O'Connor Mowat A & Son, 52iJ Sussex McLaren & Chalmers, 112 Sparks Pinard J A, 551 Sussex Renihan J, 493 Sussex Richard A D, 207 Chnreli Richard J L, 248 St Patrick Richard J S, 249 Dalhousie Russell Aloxr & Co, 66 * 68 Ryan J W, 300 Wellington Smith John & Co, 118 Sparks Stalker H, 147 Sparks Stewart Robert, 95 Queen Stitt J R & Co, 73 Smirks Story Thomas, 506 Sussex Tasse E, 57 Rideau Urquluii't Charles, 197 Murray Vali(iuette P R & Co, 510 Sussex Whillens Wm, 197 Clarence Dyers and Scourers. Berwick .lames, 549 Wellington Boese Joseph, 397 Rideau McDonald & Co, 40 Elgin Sweetman John, 397 Sparks Engrave !rs. Cox George, 15^ Elgin Pritchard'& Mingard, 190 P.ids^u Exchange Brokers. Boissonnault N F, 184 Wellington O'Connor & Waller, 26 Sparks Peunock & Co, 70 Sparks Express. Canadian Express Co, C C Ray, agent, 11 Elgin Cuddie Andrew, 380 King Cuddle James, 266 Clarence Currie James, 72 Cobourg Nye L iT. 64 Wellington Palmer H A, 338 Dalhousie Wigmore Jesse, 325 Wellington Goal Oil Lamps, 4 d, 0. BEIFI'BIISTEIN, General Ageat M '1- 1 'if 'I ,.fe.!n J i « fii w. • 1 ■ •J ■■! ': .t '^;v-. ,.«^^ IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) 1.0 1.1 ■ 50 •^^ ■ 22 1 1.25 1 ,.4 u^ ^ 6" ^ ^ 0> ^ '/ ^>J^ 'V V-** HiotDgraphic Sdences Corporation 33 WIST MAIN STRUT WnSTM.N.Y. MSM (716)t72-4S03 ■1; ». » >( 156 OITT OF OTTAWA BUBINXSS CLASSIFIED DIRSOTORT. ^«/SMltli Uft " Company of 27fw Torlc 0. a BBSTE1TST1I2T, Oeaoial Agmt Eancy Qoods. Ashfield Jamee, 35 Duke Boyden Joseph, 634 Sussex Chalmers & Co, 63 Sparks Hauser A, 97 Rideau JoyceEP, 179Rideau Langford Jolin H, 320 Wellington McComb M, 544 Sussex Maxwell Mrs J fi, 180 Rideau Seybold & Moynes, 160 Sparks Vincent Thos, 49 & 51 Sparks Fish Merchants. Lapointe Moise, By-ward Market Lapointe Octave, 219 Church Shaver W H, 125 Sparks Stevenson Chas, 166 Rideau Flour and Feed. Atkinson John, 54 Sherwood Atkinson Peter, 70 Sherwood Chapston C J, 17 York Gariepy J, 211 Dalhousie Joanette Hubert, 230 Dalhousie Johnston Robert, 120 Rideau Lowden & Haigg, 19 York McConnick & Son, 130 k 132 Sparks McKay Thomas & Co, 416 Sussex Martin Thos, 171 Rideau Masson H, 363 Wellington Olivier Paul, 105 Church Ralph Joseph, 287 Rideau Ranger J D, 161 Cathcart Taylor Alexr, 238 Rideau Young. Bronson & Co, 497 Sussex Flour Mills. McClymont & Co, New Edinburgh McCormick H & Son, Hull McKay Thos & Co, 92 Head Young Bronson & Co, 121 Bridge Forwarders. Dufresne & McGarity, 150 to 160 Canal East Harris Geo A, 267 & 269 Canal East McNaughton M, 201 Canal West Montieal & Ottav^* Co, D Murphy agent, 201 Can;.! West Ottawa & Rideau Co, J W McRae agent, 32 Wellington Ottawa River Navigation Co, 264 Sussex Union Forwarding & R R Co, R Cas- sels president, 166 Sparks , Fruiterers. Arless J W, agent, 127 Sparks Bott G, 159 Rideau Brock G, 485 Sussex Finan Francis, 66 York Geare W N, 619 Sussex Gibson J HP, 44 Sparks Hurley * Co, 667 Sussex Nye L N, 64 Wellington Shaver W H, 125 Sparks Furniture Dealers. {See Cabinet- makers, .phy, 76 Sparks Neelin Bros, 18 Rideau Nevill & Quinn, 478 Sussex Green Grocers. Edwards Solomon, 222 Sparks Hurley D J, 567 Sussex Hurley John, 137 Clarence Maloney Wm, 101 Clarence Morgan, John, o35 Sussex Grocers. Abbott Wm, 386 Wellington Allaire Alphonse, 246 St Patrick Archambault Jean, 193 King Arffue Thomas, 102-104 Rideau Atkinson P, 70 Sherwood Baldwin Bros, 26 Nicholas Barrett Samuel W, 103 Nicholas Baskcrville Bros, 89 Duke Baskervillc P & Bros, 46 George Baskerville P & Bros, 89-91 Rideau Baskerville Bros, 429 Sussex Bate & Co, 109 HI Sparks Bate C T & Co, 186 to 197 Canal w Batterton Mrs Ellen, 266 Nepean Beatty Thos, 299 Clarence Beaupre Victor, 62 Murrav Beland L J, 247 Cumberland Belinge J B, 266 St Patrick Bennett Mrs O R, 436 Clarence Berube J 0, 171 Dalhousie Bishop & Sons, 126-128 Sparks Borthwick W & T, 9 Nicholas Bourque D, 79 Dalhousie - , Boyer P, 168 King ' r*j> Brady Richard, 106 Besserer -»• Breunan H H, 69 Rideau >-< i. Brewers R, 168 Queen «-*': Brokenshir J, 99 Clarence v i.' Brown James, 96 Redpath ■*"' T. W. KENBT & SONS, Merohant T«ll0i-8, Oatfittan and direct Impoiten of Engliih aad Scotch Cloths and Tweedi, and Iriah Frieies, 148 Sparka Street. Ottawa. ».'kv*»■nt'tt (w'sale), 602 Sussex Migncron Jo&eph, 317 St Patrick Monty L, 201i Church Moreau Thomas, 221 St Patrick Morin David, 619 St Patrick Morrison A M, 103 Sparka Morrison E B, 209-211 Sparks Morse John, 480 Cumberland Moss Henry, 421 Cumberland Moxley James, 200 Clarence MuUin Patrick, 269 Bay Murphy John, 169 York Murray John, 118 Cumberland Murray John, 147 Bell McCaul Neil, 127 York McCaul Neil, 61 Clarence McDonell H, 2 By Ward Market sq McDonell Donald, 86 York McDonell D, 612 Sussex McDonell H, 68 Clarence McDonald Hamilton, 393 Clarence McDougall W A & Co, 27 York McFarlane James, 187 Cathcart ^ « :M V '« M )U\' .■ ; H Baboook Fire Apparatu. Q, 0» BEIFF£NBI£IK, QtiwnJAgeofa liiili Si'llUi i m !'■ i ! 5 V. mm ''mf\ mm 'miy' ;.,:(wr 168 oivr or Ottawa businbss oLAssirncD dirsotost. f^»H' ':m \m f '■mA W ij I ''I 'i' I : I n n M if '11 t i i 1^ 'i\ I'M"" I .Hi •11 ■I : ; . r > II \] ■f9 hV 4 '■V't-f'^;v'i.;VV-',i>- 180 OITY OP OTTAWA BUSINlSg OLA88IFIBD DIBKOTORY. ■t^'C-'-^ :t^ ^iNbfUtivil IroB Woitai Conpsaf, HT. 9. a SIHITXUtfi'JillN, A|i&t tiatremouiile A, Manitoba Houee, 347 Sussex Latremouille Joseph, 164 8t Patrick Laviolette Doc, 37 Murray Leae P, ISe St Patrick Letcli Henry, Royal Oak, 209 Well- ington Levtille Solomon, 212 St Pntrkik Levine Jos, 143 Broad Loyer Alf, 419 Sussex Hantha Joseph, 24 Murray Milla W, Clarendon, 549 Sussex Montgomery Jas, 218 Wellington Moreau Qoafroi, 416 Sussex McAmmond David, 289 Wellington McCaffrey Wm, 61 York MoDermott P, 29 Clarence McDonnell D R, 389 Wellington MoDonell Rory, 424 Sussex McGillivray John, 65 St Andrew Mclntyre Mrs, Victoria, 64 & 66 St Paul McKay W 0, 18 Murray MoRae D, man Graham, 466 Sussex Noonan Donald, 162 Sparks O'Donovan M, 8 By-Ward Market square O'Meara Pat, Merchants & Ex- change sample Rooms, 20 George Parent J B, 76 Church Peat W, St Georges, 191 Rideau Pigeon P, 33 Murray _ Poulin P, 648 Sussex Quinn M, 63 Clarence R.:'nand Alex, 60 Murray Eov Augustm, 208 St Patrick Salmon James, 62 York Seguin J, 137 Broad Starmer Mrs, 61 William Stevens A W 4; H, 14 George Stewart James, 420 Sussex St Louis Louis, 66 Church 8t Pierre Mrs Adolphe, 41 Murray Thibert Jean, 61 Murray Thibodeau J Bte, 81 Murray Toohey Mrs John, 611 Sussex Yaliquette F, 68 Bridge Villeneuve Tbomas, 198 St Patrick Whitty James, 92 Murray Wood Henry, 39 Mosgrove r' :^ ' Ice Dealer. * m- De Ouise Auguste, 171 Gathcart Insuranoe Cos and Agents. {See Miscellcmeout Direciory.) Ironfbiuidera and Machinists. Blusdell N S & Co, 203 Middle, Vic- toria Island Fleck Alex, Vulcan Iron Works, 418, 424*428 Wellington Lamb John, 320 Sparks Macfarlane, Harvie Sc Co» corner Albert and Kent McFarlane John, 116 * 117 Bank McParlnne Robert, 199 Albert Paterson & Law, New Edinburgh, near McLaren's Mills Perkins Bros, 87 Duke Perkins Edwd L, 307 Spraks Swanston G N, 64 Bank Jewellers. (See Watchtnahera and Jswellera.) Lamps, Oils, Paints &c. {See also Hardwire.) Aahfield James, 35 Duke Esmonde Bros,, 88 Sparks Leavens, Parsons & Chevrisr, 511 Sussex Shaw C S, 456 Sussex Stephen Bros, 168 Sparks Iteather and Shoe Findings. May Geo, 652 Sussex Woodland Richard, 24 St Paul Lithographer. Cox Geo, 16i Elgin Livery Stables. Brown & Rice, 174 Rideau Buckley P, 77 * 79 Metcalfe Champness W, 120 * 124 Sf^rks Sims R A, Sparks corner of Bay Victoria StaTbles, Jas H Brownlee I'.dnagor, 227 Wellington I ^ I Lumber Merchants. Aumond Joseph, 6 St Paul Baldwin A H, office, 194 Middle Batson & Currier, Hull Bennett, Benson & Co — Gouin C L, agent, 16 Murray Booth J R, office, Albert Island Brigham Thomas C, 366 Sparks Bronsons & Weston, off. 164 Middle Brucs H B D, bds 62 York Currier T W & Co, Court s side Gilmour & Co, 22 Bank Hall G B, 412 Sussex Hamilton Bros — Robinson Hiram, manager, 366 Sussex T. W. lEHNT & 80HB, Herohut Tailon, Oitfittwi and dlntt Importan of English and Eootoh OlothR and TwMdi, aad Iriah Frieiti, 140 Sparks Stre«t, Ottaw«> 5 .*! D, off. IWMicldle LailMt OirraUtion. TKCT'l Bui AdTMrtUag 2Cidiiun OTTAWA FBII FBISS, {DAILY ANI) WEEKLY,^ OBAS. W. MZTOBSLL, • * ^ i««S ittt Sttnf W PUBLISH BD BVBMY Srtmm AT THE OVtlCB, Fost Olfio« Slook, IBlsla Street, .TERMS— $e.OO per annum in advance. 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Ji**, Jir.K-R, 8Wir«k '• And to Manitoba :-IFiMN|iy,«*W. ««QMlar. . t Tiww tXtkim oC- the .ebrarsl^Qtit ndU jneet ev«iy, KMiM^iKjkiOaf VeMel, fnd Train bringing Immignuita, nujr wULalbid to M ^o apply to them tha laubwmvlo^ umI luroiectioii, aM all omupbutiU tlkmi bft iudtwdiaialy itddiwaea to them on ^miy^ TlUff will wbo fonieli information aa to landi opuh for aettlement in the napective PjMtiluiM and Siatrieta, fkrnki fur sale, (*anu«ndfi>r en^^ffi]WM^('*ti»B of vagea, rotitea or tiravel, dlatanqe% «i^«Aae of o Gardwell W, 133 Dalhousie < ' ' Howe Wm, 393 Gumberland Keough ft Strang,, 22 a 24 Nicholas McKay W, 36 Hfetoalfe Mattbewman Arthur H, 14 Frank Pruneau Theleephore,, 60 Bolton Sauriole AliVed, 817 Clarence Shepherd John, 210 * 212 Rideau Shields J, 461 Wellington Patent SolioitQni. Gibbs ft CoursoUe, 5 O'Connor Grist Henry, 7 O'Connor Photographers. Belanger Louie, 12 Morraj Belec Edmond, 192 St Patrick Fraser J A, 460 Suseez Jarvis SamI, 140 Sparks Lawson A J, 117 Sparks Lockwood Miss, 44 Sparks * Stiff Bros. 141 Sparks ^ TopleyW J, 60 Wellington . , Turner — , 122 Rideau » Wallis J D, 61 Sparks ,;,;:*, .;:^ ; Plumberf. i \ p- • '-./ Blyth ft Kerr, 66 Rideau ^ "' Bourque E, 131 Ridean Bourque Ei, 267 a 269 Ridean - Butterworth ft Co^ 302 a 804 Well- ington •■1 1 U. I. BiAsotor Ooafsay. 0. UBiniWIBiT. Q«bm1 Ageai '>i t m H i i n f . n. ' ■' 4 ' ■' I s ' • ' ii I i! % 1 f }\ !(■ 'y- ■\ 'J-' ;i w s .. f 162 orrr of Ottawa dusinmi oLAinniD diriotort. ^m i-,i ifblitMlnnaiNBWirkiOoB|M7,ir.T. ». a IMil f iMWlW , Afwi U'J> .>\r, Dorion P, 146 Sparka Dwinnell H 0, 108 Rideau Enright Mra, 331 Wellington Eainoode BroH, 88 Sparks FerguaOQ P B, 224 Sp«rka , , Foiflv fleorr, 236 Dalbouaie Friedriok Hieodore, 116 Rideau Oermain N Jk Son. 637 Suaaex Greavea Broa, 84 Sparka Higman Tlioa, Oanal eaat Hinda Hugfh. 304 Rideau Johnatone Wm, 198 Wellington Kelly & Doyle, 112 Murray Kipp Wilfred, 19 Duke fe*^» Laverdure E O, 70 Wmiam Mooney Robert, 18 Niobolas Peltier Herriek, 77 Clarence Perkina Samuel, 363 King Roche H J, 16 Elgin Watts Ruaaell, 182 Rideau Phyirioiaiis and BurgMiui. Beaubien J T C, 141 York r i Garmichael D A, 92 Rideau Church Clarence, 186 Rideau Corbett H T, 86 Duke Germain J A, 112 Queen Weat Germain J G, 207 Murray ^ .^ Grant J A, 141 Rideau Henderson Alex A, 88 Duke Hill Hamnett. 721 Wellington Horsey Alfted, Sparka cor of Bank Leggo Chriatopber, 187 Rideau Logan Dr, Homoepatbic, 201 Albert Lvnn Jamea, 72 O'Connor MacDonell JBueas, 87 Daly McDoujgall P A, 100 Rideau McGilhvray Donald, 172 Wellington Mallook Dr, 393 Wellington Robillard Adolphua, 24 Rideau St Jean Pierre, 174 St Patrick Sweetland John. Id7 Rideau Valade F X, 142 St Patiick Voligny L L, 184 Church Wood Dr, 66 Sparks, Infirmary 169 Maria • Wright H F, 247 Wellington Fioturei A Picture 'Ftubm, Oowan H A J, 113 & 116 Sparks Joyce E F, 179 Rideau Lucy John, 42 Queen, west Wilson & Orr, 1S8 Sparks Frinten it PubUshensk Burea« Joseph, 200 Sparks Citizen Printing Office, 62 Sparks. Kerr Dawaon, Volunteer Review, 160i Rideau. Lnveday Joaenb, 361 Dalhouaic The Tunes Newspaper, McLean, Rogera A; Co, props, 164 * 156 Wellington Mitchell C W, Free Preaa, 10 Elgin Taylor I B, 68 and 70 Kideau Wilson A ASon, Daily Newa, 152 St Paul Woodburn A 8, Ottawa Directory, 42 Elgin ProflBaKMni of Mvuio (k Singing. Dorini Madame, Bank, cor Nepean Tiepke H G, 84 O'Connor Workman William G, 192 Slater BeBtRunmtS (See Hotels d;c,) Saddlers (See Hamettmdkera &c.) Benwell U, 662 Wellington Borbridge S A H, 88 * 90 Rideau Borbridge Wm, 131 Sparks Boyer Chas, 262 Cumberland Couvrette M, 110 Church Heney a C(^ 629 Suasex Loriie J B, 333 Suasex May Geo, dealer, 662 Buaaex Mattice John E, 191 Bank ■'(' Montgomery R 8, 112 Rideau Shore Thomas, 202 Sparka Stratton George, 228 Clarence Warwicker PS, 346 Wellington Wright Philemon, 376 Wellington Sash Faotoriet. Currier T W *Co, Court, South aide Eddy E B, Hull. P Q MacLaren J * Co, 6 Suasez Sewing Machine Agento. Brown, Alfred, 213 Sparka Brown W Godbee, 78 Sparks Bruce W C, 80 Sparks Bush John, 1 70 Sparks . : ; ■}■ Dawaon Geonce, 129 Sparks Munro L, 82 Rideau Swanston G N, dealer and repairer, 64 Bank Wright a Co, 10 By Ward mtirketaq Boap Makers. Brown John, 164 York Hillman Geo, 46 Primrose Avenue StoiMouttef%i^ ■ %'■ AlHs James, 37 Division' '- tf*-',- Baxter Dennis, 210 Daly ^^'■^'' ' Black David, 214 Bank T. W. KEIHT 4 SOHB. Hwolunt Tailon, Oatflttais and dirant laportan of Bagliah and fcoat«kOi0yiasadT««0daiaaA]MArdai«a, 14»%arks Steaat, Ottawa. ateer Review, >reB8, 10 Elgin Kideau aiy Newa, 152 iwa Directory, er »nd repairer, OtXT or OTTAWA BUflNMB OLASSiriBD DI&IOTOaY. 163 W. UVIT * Knri. Merehant Tallen, OstlUm uU Aireet Importon of lagliih ud leotoh Olothi and Tweodt, and Irfik YrieMa, 149 Sparks Street, Ottawa. Hoyd John, 184 Arthur Canty Patrick, 468 Cumberland Charoonncau JoHepli, 21)7 Church Orabtree John, 41'/ Lewie Crockett JamcH, 197 Friel Dedjardin Barncbe, 278 Cumberland ])uclo8 Pierre, 288 Church Fleming JamcH, 25 Duly Oarrow Janien, 30'J Nopcnii Oauthier William, 2M Nc|)can QilliH John, 446 Cumberland Ouerard Francin, 286 Church Uugg Jofl«pli. 234 King Kerr Gavin E, 126 Artliur LaRoee — ^,92 Nicholaa Lau^blin W J, 647 Maria Marier Arthur, 150 Augusta Martin Diigald, 49 Frank Maason Michael, 42 Chapel MasBon Octave, 68 Llovd Mennier Francis, 293 Church Millan Alexander, 89 Lluyd Mills Jamee, 180 Friel Morrisey Thoe, 15 Peter Munro John, 104 Ncpean McOibney Samuel, 87 Ottawa McLellan John, 106 Nepean McMann John, 212 Daly Parks Jos, 379 King Phillips John, 248 Queen Proulx Belonie, 183 Murray Reid W, 246 Gloucester Rivet Louis, 316 Cathcart Robinson D M, 260 Albert Roaleau Raphael, 227 Cumberland Htewart Alexander, 118 Bank Stewart William, 181 Bank Simond John, 269 King Thomas Chas, 161 Kent Walker James, 121 Arthur Surveyors. Cotton Arthur, 92 Sparks Forrest A G, 14 Kent Ogilvie Wm, 399 Rideau Patrick A P„ 29 Nicholas Sinclair Donald, 222 Bank Sparks Robert, 29 Nicholas Wolff Chas E, 29 Nicholas Tailors. * f' (See Merchant Tailors.) Auclair P C, 360 Wellington Cameron W A, 476 Sussex Chabot P H, 618 Sussex Chevrier Alph, 449 Sussex ;i Ki nj! Chevrier N, 624 Sussex Chinhulm D, 276 Suhhox Craig J & 11, 283 Wellington Groulx X & A, 470 Sussex Hayes George, 217 Wellington Kenny T W& Souh, 1 tl) Sparka Lawrence Thor), 139 Sparks Latremouille Geo, 411 Sussex lieblanc & Loniuy, 446 Sussex Mowiit A Henr, 488 Sussex Mnllin B, 401 * 403 Wellmgton O'Mearn & Co, 105 Sparks Stnith John & Co, llH Sparks Taylor W H, 224 Wellington Tanners 8t Curriers. ''\ Germain Edmlind, 337 Clarence ' McCullough James, 342 St Andrew May * Foster, ottice 652 Sussex Woodland Richard, 24 St Paul Tobaooonists Belanger Louis, 12 Murray Cochenthaler S, 79 Sparks .' GelhauHen Peter, 63 liideau Horowitz Bros, cor Sunsex * Rideau Michaels, H, 44 Sparks ., ^' Normand W, 203 Rideau Nve L N, 64 Wellington Lone James, 63 Duke » Poulin P, 548 Sussex ,. », ; • Rice Dan, 483 Sussex Robertson, Alex, 140 Sparks Roos John, 69 Sparks ^ Tae^r C, 481 Sussex " "; ■' Underwood Alfred, 483 Wellington Undertakers. Angus 4 Co, 48 Metcalfe Barton John, 76 Sparks Rochon Flavien, 138 Sussex Rogers Samuel, 16 Nicholas Senecal Joseph, 198 Church Veterinary Surgeon. Coleman A F, 184 Rideau Washing Machine Manuflaotrs Bunnell W T, 487 Liagar Giles Abner R, 84 King Watohmakers, Jewellers, eto. Bohl H F, 129 Rideau Cartier Aug, 23 York Cayea O, 481 Wellington ''! Frudenburg £, 427 Sussex Goyer David, 110 O'Connor Grant P & J, 391 Wellington fi ((.It'*'. Baboook Fire Appuatvi, 0. 0. IXOTESVSWS, aeneral Agent. . it 111 11 i I .! I 1 "' Ml '3, Iki I ! i w 'II 1. 1 \.-, i V, m Hi/, I r I. m I * 11 .' * pi' ^:1 'k 'fl'l: • 164 CITY OF OTTAWA BU8INS88 OLABSIFIXD DIRBOTORT. m 1 ! .. ^■ 1j l«.5< |!''i m "BMltliZdft"OoapttjofirfwTork. ft a liU TO Wf IW, Ctomi Agmi Kenly K, 72 SparicH Lttinuntagne J B,!! Yurk Laporte a, 4!)0 Hushox LeHlic John, 02 & 64 Hparka Murks N, H5 Sparkn MarkH N, 45!) Siimsox Meyer Louin, 102 Ridoau Pare H, 29 Sx»\ ka ParHons W T, 479 Husbox PItilips Edwin, 273 DivllioiiHie ItiKiibrd Janicfn, 467 Kideau Riilph Alexander, 342 Sparks iU)l)itaillo DroH. 451 Suhhcx Heaton T J 489 Huhhcx > Shaw C S, 465 Suhbox Sutherland (I 8, 148 Hideau Tracy W H, 40 Ridoau Whelan M J, 20 NichoIaH Wood Merchants HarriH G A, 207 * 209 Canal, cast Heney John, 166 Canal, west Neville John, Canal, west • ' AUGUSTE CARTIER, Optician, Watchma]£er | Jeweller Dealer in Fancy Clocks, Watches, 23 YORK STREET OTTAWA, liepairing Telegraphing Apparatus, Mathematical Instruments, Murie Boxes* ■;, Mamioniums, and alt Kinds oj Musical Instruments ; alio Coating j , ''-. ill Gold and Silver, all Brass Instruments, Washes, and ail \^,f,^.. utensils /'or House Ware, all at very low charges Large Stock of Tobacco and Cigars of the best quality always on hand. BATTLE BROS.' LIBRARY, ^ - 46 Bidean St., Ottawa, and 21 Bleury Si, Montreal. /-^SUBSCRIPTION MAY COMMENCE AT ANY TIME. TKRMS: PAYABLE STRICTLY IN ADVANCE. :i inos. 6 iiioH. 12 ino«. For one Book at a time $1.60 2.50 4.60 Two do 1.75 3.00 6.00 Three do 3.50 3.50 6.00 and so on in ])roportiun to tiic amount paid. Non-Snbaoribers, 2 Oents a Day. A deposit will be required from Hon-Bubiorlben. JOSBPH BOYDSnr, •V _ Iiupoi'tor aud General Deiilur iu all kliuU of China, G-lass and Earthenware, Mirrors, Toilet and other Looking Glasses, Stove.s; Furniture, Hair awl Straw Mattrasses, and a General Stock oJ House Furnishing Goods. 034 SUSSEX STREET, OTTAWA. BUbt ALVBAMtlOkh DIMIOTOKY. tet^ r.W.onnr *•<»■, >M«hMtT«Uon,0««llmtB4 4ii«ftIflipOTt«iaf&ifU*h ■ad iMtoh Olotki and twrnia, ud Irlih Mmm, 141 IpMki Mmt, Ottowik NoB-SnbiorllMni THE CITY OF HULL, Im the chief town in the township of Hull, in the County and Diatriot of Ottawa, Province oi' Quebec. It ie the ntoet important place in that province went of Montreal, and is noted for itM very extanaive lumber trade. It poa8on(*cn unrivalled water power, which in utilized by a number of milla and factoriea. Prominent among the latter are E. B. Eddy'^ large buildings, in which sashes, doora, blinds, mouUlinga, pails, tube, /.ino washboards and matches are manufactured. Other important manufacturing establishments are Batson & Currier's steam saw mills; Qilmour & Co's steam snw mill, (lately destroyed by fire) now in course of re-erection ; Crandall A Co's sawmiilH; C. fi. Wright's Oensent and Lime manufactory ; H. McGormickA Son's flour mills, &o. The City is connected with the Capital of the Dominion by means of a handsome Suspension Bridge, which spans the Ottawa River, immediately below the Chaudi6re Palls, and from which a magniflceut view is to be had of this second Niagara. Distant from Ottawa Post Office, one mile; from Aylmer, the county town, eight miles; from Montreal, by water, 130 miles — by rail, 167 miles. Is classed with the City of Ottawa under the Exceptional Postage rates, and has ample Mail and Telegraphic accommodation, and a population of about 11,000. HULL ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY. Allan Georse. joiner, Eddy ville Anger. Xavier, laborer, Wellington Aliard AlOed, shoemkr, " Andrew John, millwright, " Audon Ludger, mason, Chaudi6re Auger Onesime, lab'r, *' Auger Camile, sr, lab'r. Autumn Al^rt Henri, laborer, Wellington Arbique J Bte, lab'r, Upper Wright Allan! Honore, laborer, " Auger Thomas, laborer, Philomon Amiotte Augustin, lab'r, " Auger Elzear, laborer, " Allard Joseph, laborer, Charles Archambault Jos, lab'r, « Archanbault J Bte, laborer, Lake Archambault J 0,Notary,h Church office, Block Marston, Main Adams James, laborer, Church Amiotte Pierre, laborer, " ' Auger Chas, laborer, Bridge Aubry Stanislas, joiner. Mam Allard Belonie, shoe-mkr, Albert Arbique Camile, laborer, Inkerman Auclaire Bobt, dealer in furniture and grocery, Victoria Auclaire C, dealer in furniture and grocery, Victoria Anderson William, flreman at E B Eddy's, Eddyville Angus John, filer, Eddyville Arctiibald J, gardener, Chelsea rd Aubry Geo, laborer, Albion Auger Jos, lab'r, Gilmour-Mills Archambault B, joiner, Victoria Allan Dalhousie, Ibr, Lower Wright Aylwin Thos, foreman, " Benedict Samuel, grocer, Brewery Benoit Maxime, butcher, " Bisson Moise, carding mill, ** Bisson Felix, carter, Boucher Octave, miller, Bersevin Joseph, grocer, Barbean Charles, carter. Burns James, laborer, Bonin Joseph, *' Berubie Jos, ** Boudria Seraphim, Ibr, WelliagtOB Boyer Narcisse, tamer, *' Barette Ferdinand, |i^rocer, *' Bessette Jos, dealer in ioe« '* Barette L, widow, ** Bergeron Joseph, laborer, " Beaudin Julien, " Chaudi^re « « «< J'- V '" < Ml *^.!l ; I fi'!.' " Baittott" Btresi Lamps. 0. 0, BBQTEVSTSnr, Qsaeral Agent V - • .■«i'- S>?i 'S; 166 ^LL AtPHABllirtOAt i)ISBOTOR¥. (■?;■?■ * ■ *i $»^... S.lCorga&s'SonB"Sap61ia" 9. C. BXIFFEUSTfiXK; QtBtral Aga&i Boudrias Pierre, laborer, Ghaudiere Bonneville Etienne, lab'r, " Beaudin Noe, laborer, ,, Beaudin Napoleon, laborer, Head Bessette J Bte, laborer, " Bonneville Nazaire, foreman " Beaudin Michel, flier, " Bessette Etienne, turner, " Boutolle Jean, laborer. Autumn Brown William, " Main Beaudin Jos, M D, dealer :i drugs, paint, oil, &c. Main * Belanger F, dry goods,crockery, Ac, Main Binfiis Jas, cabinet-maker, Main ' Boyd M B, elk at E B Eddy's, Main Brault N, butcher, Wellington Branchaud J Bte, Ibr, " Bircleau August! n^ laborer, Charles Brault Narcisse, carter, " Boudrias Michel, laborer, « BoulS Nazaire, carter, Wellington Bertrand Narcisse, lab'r, " Bellefeuille Joachim, Ibr, " Brisbois Nap, lab'r. Upper Wright Brisbois — , widow, " Belliveau Alex, hotel-kpr, Brewery Belliveau Aug, Ibr, Upper Wright Brousseau Francois, Ibr, " Beaumont Pierre, widow, *' Beau Seraphin, laborer, " Brunette Charles, laborer, " Beaudoin Pierre, jr, lab'r, " Boucher Eus^be, laborer, ** Beaudoin Pierre, sr, lab'r, " Bertrand Joseph, erocer. Central Bazinet Hercule, laborer, " Blondin Paul, " " Boul6 Theophile, «• " Boyer JeanBapt, •' " Brisbois Moise, " " Belanger Alphonse, butcher " Barette Denis, laborer, " Bussidre Denis, „ " Boule Joseph, laborer, Philomon Blanchette Jos, laborer, " Belanger Chas, " " Boucher Frangois, waggon-maker, Philomon Bleau E, blacksmith, Philomon Brabant Alex, laborer, *' Blondin Wni, ♦' « Boucher Noel, « « Belanger N, « « Beaudry Leon, laborer, Charles Bertrand Antoine, grocer. Bastien Francois, laborer, Duke Berlinquette Louis, " <• Brennan Henry, bdg-house. Main fioul6 Joseph, laborer, Charles Bastien Lewis, " " Barbeau Gabriel, miller, Chaudiere Barnhart, J W, fruit dealer. Bridge Blais Alexandre, laborer, « B6dard Jeremie, " " Brunette Joseph, " Baj:terson James, saloon-keeper and livery stable, Bridee Bourgeois Eugene, laborer. Bridge Boisvert Widow Louis, " Black Alfred, laborer, " Benoit Xavier, laborer, " Bertrand Edmond, harness-maker. Bridge Bleau Marcelin, laborer. Bridge Bernier B, " " Berube Paul, " « Berthiaume Adolphe, j'ner, Church Berthiaume Dolphin " <« Bloudin William, laborer, Church Barrett James, tailor, '< Boisvert Albert, laborer " Blais Thomas, carter. Church Blais Gabriel, laborer, " Barbeau Emile, " " Barrette Louis, '* " Berndche Pierre, " *• Berton Simon, " " Berubee Ferdinand, labr, Church « »» Duke " Wellington « « Belanger Moise, Blais Alexis, Beaucband Olivier, Bernier Godfroid, Blais Felix, Bertrand Theophile Beaulne George, Belfln Xavier Bastien Joseph Bougie Xavier, Blais Charles, " Brazeau Xavier, ♦* Brazeau Francis, plasterer, " Brifire Emery, laborer, ** Bigras Elie, " « Bloom William, carpenter, " Benoit Chas, laborer. Currier Lane Basterache Desire, barber, " Belanger Thomas, laborer, " Broadliead V> H, cabinet-maker, Eddvville Broadhead J W, carptr, Eddyville Butler, Nathan, maohinist, " Duke « Lake « Ti W. XEIHT k SONS, Uerohaat Tailors, (htfitterB and diieot Importers of English and Beatok Oltths and Twteds, aid Irish Friezes, 149 Bpuks Bttset, OtUwa. '■f ;.V .;' iIAgBat torer, Duke <( (( -house, Maia ;r, Charles Her, (Jhaudiere , dealer, Bridge K)rer, « loon-keeper and Ige aborer, Bridge lis, er, rer, harness- maker, II 11 orer, Bridge ;i (I {( le, j'ner, Church n « aborer, Church or, " borer " ter, Church rer, " II (I i« « labr, Church i< II II It « Duke (I i< 11 (( *« Wellington II i< « Duke « ic « Lake 11 (( plasterer, orer, II II K II U (€ irpenter, er, Currier Lane barber, ** laborer, " cabinet-maker, arptr, Bddyville Kachinist, " ■orten of EngliBh and Bt, OtUWki HULL ALPHABETICAL DIREOTORT. 161 T. W. KXNinr ft flOm, Xerohut Tailon, Oatfltten and direct Importeii of English and Icoteh Cloths and Tvoeds, and Irish Friwes, 149 Sparks Street, Ottawa. Buck T J, foreman, Eddyville Bradley John, laborer, " Bene<^ict Jos, farmer, Chelsea Road Batt..30n Wm, hotel-kpr, " Bullis T R, millwright, " Bullis H 8, " " Brigham C C, farmer, alderman for the city of Hull, Chelsea Road Bloom Isaac, laborer, " Barrett Michael, tailor. Main Black Miss, dressmkr, " Bordeleau Cuthbert, ahoemkr. Main Bordeleau Geo, painter, M,ain Benoit H J, watch-mkr, " Boucher Antoine, bksth, " Belanger Alp, butcher, Albert Belhumeur Narcisse, labr,Britunnia Bernard Janvier, " ** Bcrtrand Hyacinte, " " Boult J F, grocer, Albert Boult Capt J A, contractor, Bergeron Aime, hotel-kpr, Albert Blais Gascien, laborer, Inkerman Blais, Odilon, " " Berthiaume A T, grocer, corner of Inkerman and Victoria Berndche Ormidas, labr^ Britannia Bedard Ans^lme, laborer. Alma Beauchaud J Bte " " Belanger Gaspard " Inkerman Beyer Dominique, " Brewery Blondin Ovide, cajft stmr "Jane," Inkerman Blais Vincent, labr, Gilmour's Mills Bertrand Damien, laborer, Albion Belanger Charles, " " Blondin Joseph, " " Beauchaud Olivier, »* Kent Bertrand Bte, " " Breault Francois, hotel-kpr, " Bourdian Gilbert, laborer, " Br y ire Louis, '• " Brazeau Camille, " Britannia Berthrand John, " « Bernesche Hormidas, msn, " Be Cootne S S P, M D, " HI .-All \k :. ^,\M:": ' > ,. !■. Ooal Oil Lampa, &o, G, 0. SEOTEISTEIir, Qenoxal Agoai ■m m mm M 168 HULL ALPHABETICAL DIBXOTORT. Coal OQ OodUng StoTH. 0. 0, BUf IBMUTiM, Oenenl Agnt « « « Champagne G L, advocate, Main Champagne J A, ** « Coutlee Louis, W P, « " GoarBolles Alphonsejtnsmth ** Caoey Denis, foreman, *< Comminsa Alfired, millwr^^ht " Garron Chas, carter, Welhngton Charette Eustache, labr, " Caurville Joseph, « " Carriere Baeille, clerk, •* Cayer Godfroie, laborer, N Wright Goallier Ml, carter. Upper Wright Colbome Geo, labr, •" « Courvalle Ls, " " ♦ Cedras Jacob, " « " Cadieure Gilbert, widow, " Chartier Oyrille, laborer. Central Cyr Xavier, « « Carriere Amfilli, " « Couval Peter, " Champagne Peter, " Ghoinard Michel, " Champagne Jos, yeoman " Champagne Geo, laborer, '* Clermont J B, widow, ** Ghalifoure J B, widow, " Campeau Moise, laborer, « Charette, widow « Courvalle Onesime, filer, " Chevre Andr^, laborer, Philemon Clairmont Dlphs, " " Connigan Martin, engnr, *' Cusson Toussaint, labr, '* • Champagne Joseph, " ** ObsnUle Moise, « « Campeau Francis, " « Charoonneaa Jos, *• " Charron Joseph, " •• Champagne J B, " « Carri6re Thomas, " •« Collins Magloire, " Charles Cousineau Felix, carter, «« Charron Martin, joiner, " Cabanas Ferdinand^ labr, *' Champagne Charles, " " Ghenier L, widow. Bridge CarriAre Isidore, laborer. Bridge Carridre Francis, •« «« Carry Blie, fruit ptore, ** Charrette Antoine, freman» " Champagne Thos, laborer, " Charron Francois, •* «* Cusson Toussaint, « Church Gharbonneau Jos, carter, *' Charron Felix, laborer, « Gayen Joseph, " " CusBou Zotique, laborer, Churcli Chartrand Nrcsse, yeoman, " Chatigny John, laborer, „ lane Chartrand Edmoud, laborer, Duke Gumming George, " " Campeau Louis, " ♦« Chenier Charles, « " Cote Peter, « " Coldfield Edward, machinist, „ Cadienn Felix, laborer. Lake Colden Michl, " « Corbeau Olr S, " «* Connings James, " «* Charette Moise, " " Carriere Antoine, grocer " Couvalle Francois, labr, " Carriere Magloire, " " Caron Olivier, joiner, " Carriere Joseph, labr, " Gharbonneau Onesime, labr, Lake Cnsson Joseph, laborer, •* Campagnas Louis, •' " Charette Louis, ** " Carrier P M, gntlmn, Carriers lane CourviUe Louis, labr, do do Gharbonneau J B, carter. Main Cote Alfred, painter, do Carpentier Narcisse, laborer. Main Croohetiere Louis, joiner, do Carriere Antoine, saln-kpr, Albert Cot« Pierre, laborer, Britannia Cer6 J Bt, do Inkermau Champagne Pierre, laborer. Alma Clement Onesime, htl-kpr, Albert Charron J Bt, joiner, Inkerman Chapman G, shoemaker, Britannia] Campeau Widow G, do Charrette Christophe sen, carter, Britannia Charrette Christopher, jun, laborer, Britannia Ghenier P D, grocer, Albert Convent of the Gret Nuns — Sister Moreau sup'ees. Lower Wright Cardinal Widow G, Inkerman Chenier Gj'rille, laborer, Victoria Charron Treffl6, joiner, Inkerman Ghantillon, Severe, hotel-keeper, Gilmour Mill Ghantillon , Court House, Main Clerouse DositS, clerk, Kent Courville Peter, labr, do Ch6vrier Julien, carter, Albion Cabanas Seraphin, labr, do ' Gharbonneau Octave, laborer, Kent T. W. XSnJ * SONS, Hnohant Tallon, Ontfltttn and direct Importers of Engliili ud IMA (noths Mid Tweedt, and Uib Frieni, 148 8p«ks Stmt, OtUwa. if 1 •'■ M plV A ^Sk \';m '■ 3 m II "'' :| ,',» Ij'" ' i Ul 1 HULL ALPHABXnOAL DIRIOTORT. 169 T. W. KBmrr * sons, Mwclumt Tailon, Ovtfltten and direct Importen of Englidi ud Seoteh Cloths and Tweedt, and Iriah Ttimm, 149 Spuka Btreot, Ottawa. Cabanaa Theophile, laborer, Kent Chfivrier Noll, do do CheDier¥ran9oi8, do do Cheni«r, Jacque, do do Charon Michel, laborer, Britannia Cbevrier Julien, carter, do Oarriere Edouard, laborer, do Charbonneau W E, do Chapman G W, sboemaker, do Carr Patrick, carter, Gilmour Mill Chantillon S^v6rd, htl-kpr, do Chantillon Jean Bte, filer, do Charon Charlee, blksmith, do Constantineau Jos, laborer, do Cardinal Widow Joseph, Inkerman CM Bte, laborer, do Cliche B^lonie, laborer, Britaania Clement Antoine, do do Cardinal Thomas, do Albert Charbonneau, Noe do do Chautauvert Hector sen, blksmith, Albert Chautauvert Hector jr, blksmith, Albert Chittey C D, foreman, Albert Chenet Ludger, policeman, Albert CSre Eloi, laborer. Alma Caillouette J Eli, cabt-mkr. Alma Charest Isidore, do Inkerman Charette Joseph, laborer, Victoria Charon Keeistre, labr. Small Ferme Chauvais George, do dc Charon Hilaire, do do CaroU Patrick, labr,Gilraour'8 Mills Charon Norbert, do do Charon Calixte, do do Desjardina Ante, labr. Small Ferme Dubois Gregoire, do do Dault Alex, joiner, Gilmour's Mills Damour Octave, labr, do Duval Paul, joiner, do Dalpee Ovila, grocer, do Duquette Jose^, laborer, do Diotte Leon, grocer, do Diamond Hugh, laborer, do Degagner R6ne, do do Dega^er Pierre, do do Dubois Charles, do do DriscoU Michael, labr, Gatineau Rd Davies, Joseph, do Chelsea Road Desormeaux Jos, farmer, do Desormeaux Eusebe, do do Deajardins Xavier, painter. Brewery Duguay George, laborer, do Duguav Edouard, do do Donaldson Robert, miller, Brewery Damontier Honore, blacksmith and waggon maker, Brewery D^igle Pierre, laborer. Brewery Duranceau Daniel, do do Duguay Alfred, painter, do Duquette Joseph, labr. do Daigneault Moise, grocer, grain and flour niei chant, Brewery Dorion Etieiiue, laborer, firewery Deriger L, widow, do Delorme Dieudonne, labr, do Dumontier X, widow, Wellington Delude Charles, alderman, do Desormeaux Lambert, laborer, Wellington Duford Simon, laborer, Chaudiere Desormeaux Foelix, labr, do Dalpe Hypolite, gentleman. Head Dumontier Magloire, turner, do Dusseault Narcisse, do do Duncan John, laborer, do Durocher Bernard, laborer, do Dore Eusebe, do do David Etienne, do do Daoust Foelix, do Ravine Dupuis Charles, do do Demers Isaac, do Guy Decourcil Leon do do Duncan John, agent. Church Dorsonens E D'Odet, notary. Main Dumoulin J Bte, grocer, do Duncan Mrs John, millinery and fancy dry goods, Main Dorion E of Dorion & Courcell, tin- smith, Main Dorion Emmanuel, cabinet maker, Main Des Jardins Michel, student. Main Dorion J Bt, photographer, do Derouin Adolpbe, barber, do Derouin Nere, barber, Wellington Daoust Andre, watchman, do Dubuo Octave, laborer, do Dicaire Joseph, do do Dupuis Alfred, do do Davis James, do do Durand Edouard,do do Dupuis Vincent, do do Desormeaux F, do do Desormeaux E, do do Desmarais Louis, blksmth, do ,;. Desloge Xavier, laborer, do ; Dumont Honore jr, do do Dupuis Jin, widow. Upper Wright Deschene Jos, labr, do do Daigle Elzear, do do do Baboook Fire Apparataa. W 0. 0. SEIFFEHBTEIN, OeneralAgwt. jt ■*vi ' 5 »1 '■ .y ■ •! i 1,1 1 ,'''1 I- ■■'t-iS 170 HULL ALPHABXTIOAL DIEECTORY. ,' < fy^i "Baftltli lift " Company of New 7ork. 9. a SEITFEKSTSIIT, Ctonval Agent. I ' '<■■- i;t hi w ill if-' I'M ilia : Bridge do do do do do do do do po do do do do do do do Daoust Moise, joiner. do Daoust Jeremy, laborer, do Duhatnel Pierre, gentleman, do DaouBt Joseph, butcher, do Dion Prudent, laborer, Anna Danis A D, asst Conimisuaire dn Cadastre, Lake Demers Onesime, grocer, Lake Duhamel Piere, bvitcher, Lake Durocher Gilbert, labr, do Dube Andre, do do Dessaint Pierre, grocer, do Durocher Pierre, laborer, do Danis Octave, do do Duniont Louis, lab'r, Upper Wright Duinont Honore sr, do do Danjoux Joseph, do do Desjardins Olympe, blacksmith. Upper Wright Dagenaifl Ml, carter, Upper Wright Deslaurier John, laborer. Central Dessaint H, do do Derouin Thomas, do do Deschamps Hans, do do Derouin Louis, do do Dewloge Antoine, carter, do Dubois Jean Bte, laborer, Philemon Dnpuis Andre, do do Desjardins Louis, joiner, do Desjardins Paul, do do Duquette Francois," laborer, Charles Demers Pierre. do do Dupuis Belley, do Chaudiere Dussault Louis, do do Desneub Alexander, do Dowherty Thomas, do Deschene Charles, do Dugal Narcisse, carter, Church Dumontief Alphd, painter, do Dicaire Michl sr, carter. Dams Andre, filer, Danis Felix, do Dionne Xavier, laborer, Dupule Alexandre, do Denis Julien, do Daoust, Toussaint, do Dupuis Edouard, do Dubois Plaside, do Desjardins Flrmnd, contr, Dicaire Magloire, laborer, Duquette Edouard, iremn, Dubois Estore, carpenter, Desabrais Elie, cai ter, Duval Louis, laborer. Church lane Dalpe Ovide, grocer. Duke Daigneault Olivier, grocer, Duke Duchene Maurice, lab'r. Lake Deschamps Francis, labr, do DesabMis Augustin jr, labr, Lake Dube Joseph, do Main Dumontier L G A, grocer, do Dube Andre, laborer, do Derouin J Bte, hotel-keeper, do Durocher J Bte, laborer, do Durocher Pierre, auctioneer, dealer in drv-goo(lH and crockery, Main Desjardins Damas, bailiff, do Dupuis Pierre, laborer, Inkerman Derouin J Bte, do Alma Derouin Jos, undertaker, Inkerman Dubois Benjamin, laborer, do Deslaurier Alphonse, photographer, Victoria Dumontier M S, carpenter, Victoria Delisle John, advocate, recorder for the city of Hull, Main Dupuis Luc, contractor, Inkerman Desabrais Augustin jr, crtr, Albion Dalpe & Dalpe, grocers, Gilmour's MjHs Dupuis Gabriel, laborer, Albion Desabrais Michel, do do Desormeau Augustin, labr, Albion Ditour Pierre, do Kent Deloges Francois, do do Dupont Frangois, do do Doucet Jules, do do Dupuis Pierre, laborer, Britannia Dupuis Napoleon, do do Dunning Lucher. iilrjGilmour'sMill Darling Thomas, engiueer, do Darling George, do do Duval Paul, carpenter, do Diamond Hugh, laborer, do Dubois Charles, do do Desgagner, Joseph, laborer, do Dorion Dolphus, cabinet-mkr, Main Deziel Honore, grocer, Inkerman Dorion Alexandre, labr, do Desjardins Joseph, do Britannia Dumoulin Charles, do Victoria Desjardins Andse, do do Denis Duche, do do Demers Alex, farmer, do Dubois Benjamin, labr, Inkerman Delaurier Joseph, do do Dupuis Alexandre, foremn, do Demers Joseph, engineer, Alma Dumais J M, laborer, do Diotte Charles, do do 'Dechaine Peter, laborer, do Dechaii.e Louis, do do n !*, T. W. KENNT & SONS, Merchant TailoTS, Ontfitters and direct Importers of English and Scotch Olcths and Xweeda, and Irish Friezes, 149 Sparks street. Ottawa. rters of English and A> Ottawki miLIi ALPnABXTIOAL DIRBOTORT. m T. W. KENNY * 80NS, Xerohant Tailon, Oat&tten and direet Importer! of Ent^lish and Soutoii Olotlu and Tweeds, and Irish Frieaee, 148 Sparks Street, Ottawa. Denomie Antoine, laborer, Alma Duchene Joneph, plasieror, Victoria Decoureie J B, chief of police, Bridge Eddy E B, Inmbertnan, Main Elborn Geo, laborer, Eddyville Elliot Robert, foreman, do Englieh Church Rev J Johnson Main Evans John, laborer, Kent P^nwright P A, laborer, Inkernian Emor Desire, do do Feeley Thomas, carter, Eddyville Parrar H, agent do Feeley Wm, foreman, Alderman for the City of Hull, Main Foubert J Bte, laborer, Eiewery Fauteux Nazaire, " do ' Frechette J Bte, turner, do Fillion Geo, cabinet mkr, do Foubert Pierre, pedler, Head Frechette Narcisse ar, laborer, Head Frechette Narcisse jr, blltHmth, do Finlay David, blacksmith, Main Fleeming J R, advocate. Bridge Ferland C V H, do Main Feely Mrs Wm, millinery and fancy dry goods. Main Feely George, shoemaker, Main Faulkner E J, dry goods merchant and Alderman wr the City of Hull Main Fesback Lazare, labrer, Wellington Foucault Geddon, do do Filteau Remy, joiner, do Filiatreault Jeremy, labrer, do Fournier Seraphin, do do FiUion Felix, laborer, Central Fflbre Ged^on, do do Fabien Damas, do dp Fabien Isidore, do do Fillion Jean Bt do Philemon Fournier Hono,r6, labr, do Franche J Bte, do do Fournel Chas, do Charles Forest Mrs, widow, Philemon Falardeau Charles, laborer, Charles Fabien J Bte, carter, do Falardeau Charles, baker, do Frechette Arthur, clerk, Bridge Frechette A V, widow, do Frechette William, clerk, do Frechette Napoleon, do . do Fournier Joseph, labr, Church lane Fournier Charles, do Duke Fairbanks Louis, clerk, Albert Fortin Charles, tinsmith, Britannia Fortier Narcisse, grocer, corner of Inkerman and Victoria Fortier Dolphus, labr, Inkerman Farley James, do Britannia Farley Robert, Crown land agent for Province of Quebec, Albert Fairfield Geo, millwght, Inkerman Fleury Isaie, plasterer, do Filteau Xavier. photographer, Main Fortin Hypolite, blackemth, Gil- mour's Mills ForrcHt J B, yeoman, Gilmour'e Mills Fournier Francois, laborer Kent Fournelle Narcisse. do do Farley James, clerk Britannia Fournier Pierre, labr, Inkerman Foucault Leonard, tanner, Britannia Frechette One.sime, labr, Inkerman Forest Magloire, do do Forest J B, do do Frigaud Paul, do Albert Gascon Moise, do Small Farm GautliierEdmond, do do Gervais Louis, labr, Gilmour's Mills Gilmette Nazaire, labr, do Gendreau Joseph, do do Gravel Cisaire, grocer, do Goudie John, sr, laborer, Eddyville Goudie'John, jr, do do Garrioch Wm, clerk, do Garrioch Telford, clerk, do Graliani C E, M D, Brewery Guilbeault E, mason, do Gervais L, hotel-ltpr, do Graham R D, M D, do Grouchy F, painter, do Gravelle H, blacks'th, do Guerin C, do do Grandmaitre F, lab'r, do Gagnon D, laborer, do Gagner M, Jo do Gervais E, do do GuavremontL, laborer, do Gormand P, laborer, Wellington Gagnon S, laborer, do Girard Firmin, joiner. Head Gagnon Octave, lab'r, do Gagner D, §r, laborer, Autumn Gagner D,ir, do do Goyette J, notel-knr. Main Gervais Arcenne, Ibr, Wellington Geaudreau M, Ibr, do Gagner Gilbert, Ibr, do Girard Napoleon, Ibr, do Guy Louis, laborer, do Ooal Oil Lamps, &c, Q, 0. SEnTENBTEIN, Qsneral Agent ^ ( 1 J ,.' '1. mm ^'h i! ■l! in m. ! ill |i:-'', m ' ml 'i 'M I I h I'' '■ Hi ^fl Ki. 'I 172 HULL ALPHABinOAL DIUOTOAr. B. Morgans' Sou " Sapolia" (K 0. VESITSSttlUlS, 9muti Agni Gravelle Moise, laborer, Wellington Go^ette Alexia, grocer, do Grignoii 6, er, laborer, do Grignonti,jr, do do Guavrcmont C, do Upper Wright Grayson John, do do Gagnon 0, widow, Philotnon Gauthier T, laborer, do Gauthior Jos, do do Groulx Frs, do do Gauthier Joseph, baker, OharleB Grignon Alphonne, laborer, Cliurch Grattoii Churlt'H, do Charles Girouanl Mrs Kichd, widow, do Grines John, hotel keeper, Bridge Gagner Dauias, plasterer, do Goudie Wiiiiant, laborer, do Gnerin Dolphuc, shoemaker, do Gosselin Jt)rorcr, Churcli lane Guertin Edouard, labr, do do Gagnon Joseph, do Duke OaumoDt Ls, painter, Grignon Mrs Sophie, Gagnou Jos, laborer, Gouin Noel, do Gerard G, do Galarneau P, do Goyer J Bte, do Goulet Saml, do Gaudry Wni, grocer, Guerette Michl, labr, Gauthier F X E, dry goods niercht, Alderiuan lor the City of Hull, Main Giroux Pierre, laborer, Victoria Gagner Mrs Felix, Britannia Gauthier Jean Bte, bdg-bse, Albert Grondin P C, bailiff, do Gendron John, foreman, LwrWriglu Gendron Frank, foreman, do Glenn Alexander, grocer. Alma Goyette Jean Bte, laborer, do Giroux Jean Bte, hotel-kpr, Victoria Gratz Wm, butcher, do Gratton Octave, laborer, Inkerman Qihnour & Co, lumber merchants, Gilmour's Mills do do do Anna do Lake do do do do Guilmette Nazaire, labr, Gilmour's Mills Guillaume Paul, etationer, Albert Galland Pierre, laborer, Albion Gagnon Fabien, do do GaTiand Francoie, do do Galland Napoleon, carter, Kent Girard Jean laborer, do Guilbenult Albert, blksth, Britannia Guilbeault Alphonse, labr, do Gravelle Cesaire sr, grocer, do Gravelle Cfisare jr, clerk, do Gaudreau Joseph, laborer, do Gr^goire Franvois, do Inkerman Grondin Tilesphore do do Gagner BVan^ois, do do Gau-'reau Francois, bailiff, do Guerette J B, laborer, Ottawa Gingras Alex, do Inkerman Gervais Samuel do Albert Gregoire Francois, labr, Inkerman Graton Octave, do do Gibeau Jacques, yeoman, Victoria Gagnon David, laboret, do Gagnon Danias, do Alma Grimes Michael, do do Goyette Charles, blksth, do Hanielin Xavier, labr. Small Farm Hamel Joseph, do do Uupe Jules, labr, Gilmour's Mills Hanson John D, foreman, Eddy vi He Hamilton Wm, machinist, do Harper Thomas, clerk. Brewery Hebert & Isabel le, carriage-makers, Brewery Hebert Charles, gentleman, Brewery Hebert Jean Bte, joiner, do Hebert I Bte (of Hebert & Isabelle), carriage-maker. Brewery Hebert Joseph, laborer. Brewery Hide Henry, foreman, do Hebert Charles, carge-mkr, do Hull Benjamin, laborer, do Hubert Paul, do Head Hebert Pierre, do do Hebert Maxime, do Ravine Hinds Charles, do Mam Hillman E W, hotel-kpr, do Hannum JAB, carpter, Wellington Hannum Thomas, do do Harper John, laborer, do Hacker Alfred, do Upper Wright Hill William, do Central Hatnelin Thomas, laborer, Charles Hogan Edouard, shoe-mkr, Church Hughes John, laborer. Lake Ti W. K£NNT ft 80NB, Merchant TailoTi, Ontfitters and direct Importers of English and Sootoh Cloths and Tweeds, aad Irish Frieses, 149 Sparks Street, Ottawa. labr, Gilmour's srteiB of EngUsli ud It, Ottawa. tlULL ALPHABlfaOAL DIBKOTORY. lid r. W. KDHT * Wm, .v.; hut Tailan, Outtttm uid dinet Importm of BngUa'u •Bd Sootoh Olothi tnd TwMdi, ud Iriili fiiMM, 148 Sparka Btrett, Ottawt. Hewson J D, flier, Inkerman HeminKwav Joseph, flier, Inkerman Hartrick Peter, lor, Gilmour's Mills Hup^ Jules, laborer, do Harrison James, clerk. Main Hubert Xavier, laborer, firitannia Hamlin Uonor6, do Ottawa Hardie George, do Alma Hubert Maxime, do Victoria Hamel Napoleon, do do Isabelle Joseph^ carriage maker. Brewery Imbeault Augustin, lab, Wellington Imbeault Joseph, do Charles Jerome Joseph, labr. Small Farm Jerome Moise, do do Jolicoeur Honor^, labr, Gilmour's Mills Johnston Rev. J, canon, Church of England, Main Jamieson J Wm, saddler, do Joly Marcien, labr. Upper Wright Jauron Alphse, do Philemon Jarie Israel, do Charles Jette Thomas, do Church Joanisse Vincent, Duke Jollette Francis, mill wright, Lake Jodoin Joseph, bailiff, Main Jolineau Mrs, widow, do Joubert Edouard, carpenter, Gil- mour's Mills Jodoin Clement, laborer, Britannia Jones Alfred, do Gilmour's Mills Joliecoeur Honore, laborer, Gil- mour's Mills Jodoin Isidore, do Alma Jacques Felix, do do Kelfey John, laborer. Central Kellej B W, hotel keeper, Bridge Kelley Thomas, joiner, Lake Kerwin James, policemanj Main Kempley Walter, foreman, Britannia Earn James, do Inkerman Laeasse Antoine, labr. Small Farm Laneur Pierre, do Gilmour's Mills L4v^ue Joseph, do do Lemieux Michel, do do Leamy John, do do LefebTreAmable,do do Lanctot MMeric, adv, Aylmer Road Lough William, clerk, Eddyville Lafranchize Michl, Ibr, Gatmeau Bd Leamy Mrs A, do Leamy Andrew, advocate, do Leamy Walter, farmer, do Leamy John, farmer, Gatineau R'd Larose F H, carter. Brewery Larose Joseph, grocer, do Lavoie Louis, laor, do Leeer Damas, painter, do Leduc Charles, commissairr du ca- dastre. Brewery Lafontaine J Bte, laborer, Brewery Lacasse CVrile, blacksmith, do Lev^ue Victor, laborer, do Laliberte Fran9oi8, do do Lafond Maxime, do Wellington Lapolice Adolphe, miller, do Leveque Joseph E, carter, do Lanctot George, joiner, do Lyons W H, grocer, do Laurin Celestm, laborer, Chaudiere Leblanc Xavier, " Ravine Lecuyer Jean Marie, bakr. Autumn Lord C W (of Sherman, Lord & Co) L'Echo de Hull, M Lanctot, ^itor. Block Richer Leger H, shoemaker, Main Lewis R L, druggist * chemist, Main Lewis Edgar, do do Loucks Collins, clerk, (b Loucks W J, yeoman, do Lecompte Joseph, filer, do Latour Louis, laborer, do L'Ecuyer Joseph, btchr, Wellington Lanctot J B, laborer, do Latreille Godfroie, carter, do Leonard Jacque, laborer, do LabriS Veuve Ursule, labor, do Lanouette Joseph, do do Lapierre Joseph, grocer, do Laferiere J O, insnr agent, do Laberge Joseph, laborer, do Leveque Octave, do do Lane Alfred, shoemaker, do L'Hussier Joseph, blksmith, do Laferiere Olivier, Ibr, Upper Wright Lafrance Isidore, do do Lalonde J B, do do Labelle Fabien, do Central Lebuis J B, do do Loyer G^ddon, do do Loyer Calix, do do Leduc Joseph, do do Laderoute Moise, do do Lapense J B, do do Lapiere Evangiliste, labr, do Leclair OvidO; laborer, Philemon Leclair Louis, do do Latour Hyacinthe, do do Langlois Alexis, do do ' Bartlett" Street Lampi. Qt, 0. VEIFFEI8TEIN, Otuml Afont I .11 i, t . ■' '. '*:i w >i '■It \0 i'H m ' -hi A-- I Hi 1 I' I' >; ill \l !S 1 ' M J ll I il . *l, i3 'i f''- : ::■■'.' '■'5 :-4 m I •''.I' ^ i mm, : mil '■^i'i III . f. 'i-'l '. 'III' III Ir'.; " !?l'H^i:^ I) I fl '■ii ■-■■ » 174 HULL ALPHAUITIOAL DUUKlTOBlr. Ooil Oil OooUng StoTN. 9. 0. SII171N8TEI2T, OmMral Ageat Leblanc LouIh, laborer, i'liilpinon Lemieux Louie, butcher, do Lesault, Felix, Uborer, do Lefort Timothy, do Charlefl do do do do do do do Legrand Hy polite, do Learand Hermae, do Lebrun Paul, do Landry Edward, grocer, Laurin Onesiiiie, labr, Laurin Albert, do Landry Magloire, grocer, Labelle Louis, laborer, Charlen Lilley William, tiler, Chaudiere Lanouettc Juiien, mlder, do La[K>inte Gharlen, labr, do Lariviere Michel, hotel-kpr, firidge Laroche Naztiire, carpenter, do Laframboise Hormidaa, labr, do Lebel J G, notary, do Laframboide J-oseph, laliorer, do Ijabelle J B, do do Leblanc Louis, carpenter, do Legrand Remie, lalmrer, do Leclair J B, do do Leclair Tb6ophile, do do Leclair Joseph, do do Loucks H L, gro k h'dware mercht, postmstr, agt for Dom Tel Go, Main Lalonde Nazaire, shoemkr, Church Labelle Honory, butcher, do Lambert Sophie, do do Lariviere Galix, painter, do Leblanc Napol6on, baker, do Laviollette Napoleon, labr, do Laviollette Evariate, do do Laurin Th6ophile, do do Laurin Xavier, do do Lamarche Charles, do do Latour Octave, hotel-keeper, do Legendre Remie, grocer, do Lafond Louis, laborer, do Lacrois Joseph, do do Labonte Joseph, do do Legrand Touesaint, laborer, do Lauflon Elie, do do L'ltalien Octave, labr. Church Lane Larose Elie, do Duke Levacque Theophile, joiner, Duke Levacque Xavier, laborer, do Lavictoire Amable, do do Letourneau Peter, do do Leduc Procul, clerk, do Lord Peter, laborer, do Labrade Alexis, do do Leduc Amable, carter, do Latour Jeremie, laborer, do Lafrance IIonor{>, labor' r, Anna Lefrivru Samuel, do do Lambert L^on, do do Lavictoire Antoine, laborer. Lake Leduo Widow J U, do Lacaswt' J B, laborer, do Lavij^ne L6on, do do Lynot P, butcher, do Latour Olivier, lumberman, do Lauhaine Elie, laborer, do Lewis T D, book-keeper. Main Lepage Gharlenj tiiilor, do Landry Andre, tmrber, do Lebuc J B, Leduc'fi garden, do Lapanee David, laborer, do Lawson Widow Jules, do Lemieux Joseph senr, blksth, Main Lamieux Joseph junr, turner, do Loughran Michael, grocer, Albert Laverdure Jules O, do do Lonsdale John, laborer, do ]jafrance Francois, joiner, do Lalonde Alex, bailiit', Britannia Levis Alex, laborer, do Lemieux Amable, btchr, do Labelle F^elix, joiner, do Letouneau Felix, tinsth, Britanniu Laflanune J B, jobber, do Lapointe Hecitor, joiner, do Lemaire Widow L, Inkermun Legrand Hypolite, labr, do Labrache Qonar6, grocer, do Latourelle Desire, htl-kpr, do Lalonde Joseph, laborer, Britannia Lefaivre Joseph, wagon-mkr, Alma Larose Joseph, laborer, • do Larose Augustin, do do Loranger J, joiner, Victoria Leblanc Alex, blacksmith, Victoria Labe Augustin, jobber, do Lachaine Lewis, laborer, Tnkerman Le Courrier d'Outawais, Mederic Lanctot edtr, Main, Richer's blck Lalonde Napoleon, joiner, Inkerman Lauson Alderic, carter, Albion Lejeune John, laborer, do Lcolanc Alfred, do do Lapensee Andre, do do Leclaire Gilbert, carter, do ]jafontaine Magloire, laborer, Kent Lalonde Antoine, do do Latour Felix, laborer, Britannia Laforet Mrs Olivier, do Leblanc Michel, tanner, do Laviolette Damien, labr, do Levacque Joseph, do do T. W. IXNNT & SONS, Merohant Tailoii, Outfitters and direot Importcrc of English and Sootoh Oloths and T«e«di, and Iri*li Frieiev, 149 Sparki Street, Ottawa. HITLL ALPIIABITIOAL DIREOTORT. ITS T. W. KXHITT * WKS, Mtrohiut Tailon, OntStton and dirMt Importon of lB(Uah and lootoh Olotlu and Tweedi, and Iiiah Fil«Mt, 149 Sparks Btreet, Ottawa. liainoureiix Moine, liili'r, Hritnnnirv fieniieux Unphnel, do Qilmour'n MillH Leumy JarncH, bk-kpr, do Lnpointo Edoimnl, carter, do Lolfivre Aiiiablc, luliorcr, do Lavi()l(*ttp Eiintudio, do Britannia Leulaire Piorro, liilMjnr, Britannia Lambert Renjnin, carptr, rnkernian Ld'Ahvrc Felix, laborer, do Legaiitt Augunte, Jo do Laroflo Felix, do do Jjachancc Xavior, do do Lcmaire Felix, do do Ijebnifl Andre, do Main J^ahaise Tlioinan, do Albert Lafrance •foachiiii, joiner do Lalonde Edmund laborer, Victoria Lalonde JoHepIi, do do Lamoiiche Adrien, clerk do Leblanc Ed, contractor Inkerman Iiafranltoifie Henry, Ibr do LacasHe Antoine, laborer, Victoria Legault .lobn, do do Laroae Joseph, do do L'Abbe AnguHtin, carpenter do L'Abbe Alfred, clerk do Lavalle Ilomain, laborer. Alma Limogef! Fraiicoin, do do iiacoinbe Charlefl, do Victoria Laf)oiiite Jean Bte do do McDonald Arch, do Small Farm Monette Dontail, do do Meullieur Pierre, do do Mailler Edouard,do do McPike Michael, do Gilmour's Mills Malelte Joseph, do do Malette Glaude, do do Martin Narciase, engr, do Marcotte Arcade, labr, do McElroy Jamen, do do Moore David lumbr mrt Aylmer Rd McGuire John, laborer, do McGuire Patrick, milkman, do Millan Hiram, millwrt, Eddyville Mitchel Wm, laborer, do McKay John, do do Millan G, frmn, E B Eddy, do McDonald Wm, do * do McCallum Angus, labr, do McCalluni Alex D, book-keeper for E B Eddy, Eddyville McCallum Duncan, culler Martin Stephen, Gardener, Qati- neau Road Meiuilleur Alex, baker, Brewery Martin Olivier, Irborer, Brewery Moiiettc Emilien carriage inalceri Brewery Mullen JarviH, lal>orer, Hrewerj Morean Narcittse, do do Mitchell Janien, baker, do Menard Hypoiite nhoemkr do Major Michel, laborer do Mt'nmrd Jean, carter do . Marleau Francois, Ibr, do McGuire Jamen, Ibr, Wellington Monette Louin shoemkr, do Marleau Franc sr, carter do Mire Beriial)^, laborer do Mire Jacqiic do do Maheux Aavier do Head Marchildon Joseph, blksmth Guy Murray Samuel, policeman. Main McGarr Hugh, hotel kpr, do Mousseau EkI, millwright, do Mousseau Widow F, bd house do Malhoney Andrew painter, do Morel Francois, joineV, do McGregor Richard, Ibr, Wel1inj;ton Matliias Treffle, do Victoria McCallum Angus, grcr Wellington McEwen Wm, laborer, do McLean Hugh boardng house, Main Mitron Andre, lal)orer, Wellington Malette Franc, do do Moquin Franc, do do Martel Pierre, baker, do Muinville Chs, Ibr, Upper Wright Martin Franc Veterinary, do Moreau Edonard, laborer. Central Martel Joseph, do do Montreuil Joseph, do do Morin Louis, grocer do Mauceau Francois, laborer do Moreau Ludger do do Michaud Omer do do Moreau Pierre do do Morin Thomas, Ibr, Philemon Morin Hilaire do do Menard Charles do do Menard Theophile Ibr do Miron Francois do do Marleau J Bte, laborer, Charles Mathiae Hilaire do do Malette Vital, barber. Bridge Malette Franc, laborer do Morin Charles do do Majeau Solomon wid, do Mnjeau Eugene laborer, do Majeau Fabien do do Maisonneuve Michel, Ibr, Bridge U. B. Sefleotor Oompany. Qt, 0. SEIFFENBTEIN, Qeneral Agent. m:. m h: Anil I • til!" ii n m M ii': I 'I Hi i; i i.tl I 1 ! m fi p. lilli iiP ■3 1- 'I '*>'' ill- ''1 1 M 178 nULL ALPBABinOAL OIRKOTORY Arehitactvtl Iron Worki Oomji&j, V.l. 9, 0. BUnTBfSTBQT, Agnt 'I / 1 bt •n. il 'm '11 'I F'' i : Bte, juiner Bridge do Church do do do do do do do do do do do do Malbo«iif J uus Jul M»rle»it Pierre, laborer Mahey Jaiuea do Morin Fran9oia do Mariiiier Joseph do Murin Michel do Morin Alexandre, grocer Moreaii Na[>oleon do Manilla Pierre, liil>orer Marion Alexandre do Massicotte Napoleon, Ibr, Marleau Franyoia, joiner, Duke Montreuil J Bte, laoorer do Morin Joseph do Monfit Norhert, joiner Mantha Joseph, laltorer Marcil Paul do Majeau Henri, grocer, Duke Martin S6raphin, laborer, Duke Marinier Francois do do Montreuil Cyril do do Menard Pierre do do Marion Joseph do Anna Marcotte Francois do do McDonald John do Lake Malette Camil do do Major Pierre do oo Montreuil Ferdinand, labr, Duke Malord Etienne, fruit dealer. Main Madore J T, agt for L'^cho de Hull and Le Cuurrierd'Outawaie, Main Madore Alphonse, clerk do Madore E £ do do Maheux Joseph, laborer, Main Marcil Charles, advocate, Albert Monflls Aim6, joiner, Britannia Marion Joseph, agt for Batson, Cur* rier tt. Co, Victoria Mcintosh Alexander mgr for Bataon Currier & Co, Lower Wright Mointosh Isaac, shipr, do Morin Joseph, laborer, Inkerman McMuUin John do Victoria McDonald John filer, Inkerman Menard Jea^ Bte, labr, do Marston J G, sr, mayor for the City of Hull, Qilmour's Mills Marston J G jr, agt, Gilmour's Mills McEwen James, laborer. Main Malette Aus^uste, do Matte Nazaire, baker, Albion Michon Joseph, laborer, Kent Martel Modiste, do do McLaren Jam^n, ,io do Marcotte Josepn, eh )en.aker, Kent Marie Augustm, lal/Crer, do Massie Jules, laborer, Kcot Miron Godfroid, carter, Britannia McQready Mr, shipper, do Menard Widow M, do Mansion J H, foreman, do Morin Jauque senr, hotel-keeper, Gilmour'H Mills Morin J acque jr, joiner, Gilmour'a Mills Mallette Claude, laborer, do Martin Frank, do do Mclnroy, JiimeH, do do Morin Pierre, do Inkerman Mandeville CliMuent, labr, do Major Bte, trader, do Morin David, laborer, do McDonald T W, watchman, do Massie Inaio, laborer, Britannia Massie Gilbert, do do McLean W, millwght. Lower Wright Menard Einilien, laborer. Alma McLoad Henry, do Victoria Menard Basille, carter, Inkerman Morin Peter, laborer, do Menard Francois, laborer, Victoria Moreau Th61esphore, do Main Neault Philippe, do Chaudiere Nolan Jeremiah, do Main Newell George, cabt-mkr, do Nesbitl Robert, joiner, Wellington Normand Fabien, laborer, Charles Neault L6on, Navion Udger, Nonrrji Joseph, Nador) Isaie, Nadon Hector, N( .1 Wnij asHt enenr, Lower Wright Notre Dame ok Graob R C CauaoH, Rev P^re Auguate Charpeney, Rev P6re Reboul, Rev P6re Marion, Rev P6re Mourrier Normand Bazile, laborer, Kent do Church do do do do do Duke do do Normand Honorfi, do do Normand France, do Inkerman Neault David, do do Neville Richard, do Albert Noel, Francis, do Main O'Gilvie John, blacksmith. F " i cv Ouelle'ti"> Pierre, labr, Wellip'^t^ v Ouellette Henri, do f j Ouellette Paschal, do «io Ouellette Etienne, joiner. Bridge Ouellette Z6phirin, do Charles Oddette Xavier, laborer. Church Ouellette Charles sr, laborer, Duke Ouellette Charles, jr, do do T. ¥• XENNT k SOFfl, V tr.Haiit '^allon, Ortfitten and direct Importer! of Engliih and Bootoh Olot&i at d Iw««' . u^d Iilsli l 'eioi, 149 Bparka Btreot, Ottawa- oiner, Oilmour'a ■mrM ^ 1% ill u H [ 1 ! i* t r 'i i r '» ! ■ i 1 : 5l,( "1! n 1 z* H I M^ '|t ?f' 1 , . ;. \' li •■ -'1 1 ■ 1! ■: ■ il 1 '• u rjwj ' 1 ;IFt ^:^:7'''wm^-':^^' ; ^ " '■> HULL ALPHABKTIOAL DIREOTORT. m T. W. XZNinr 1 80H8, Merehant Tailon, Oatflttera and direct Importer! of EnglM aad Scotch Clothi uid Tweeda, and Iriih Friezei, 149 Sparks Street, Ottawa. Ouel' tte Moise, laborer, Duke Oueliette Ferdinand, do do O'Neil Charles, laborer Eddjrville Ouimette Damas, grocer. Main Oueliette Clovie, laborer, Gilniour'e Mills O'Connor William, culler, do Pelcbat Jooepb, labr. Small Farm Portelance Micliel, labr, Gilmour's Mills Peltier Auguste, baker, do J'eltier Joseph, uiessgr, do Peltier Edouani, laborer, do Paquette Franfois, do do Prud'homme Be^onie, labr, do Pithie James, millwright, do Perrier Noe, laborer, do Puris Joseph, joiner, do Pruwley William, foreman, do Phillips John, laborer, Avhner Rd Plaxton Wm, foreman, E^dyville Porteous Wm, laborer, do Pilette Nelson, do Gatineau Rd Pacquette B'ranfois, Ibr, Chelsea Rd Primeau Paul, do Brewery Pinard Oliver, millwright, do Perras Joseph, clerk, do Patenaude Francois, labr, do Patenaude Gabriel, do do Patenaude Xavier, painter, do Perkins Rubens, contractor, do Pitt John, laborer, Wellington Peltier J Bte, joiner, do Poirier Jules, tanner, do Perras Alexis, milkman. Head Pepin Augustin, turner. Ravine PiliOD Magloire, laborer, do Pinard Peter, shoemaker, Guy Proud'honime Etienne, tinsmith. Main, house Albert Parry Olivier, laborer, Wellington Pinsouneau Amable, labr, do Paupore Peter, do do Perron Fabien, do do Pritchard Abraham, do do Prude Isaac, butcher, do Parent Dosithe, laborer, do Pinsonneau Alphonse, grocer ,Upper Wright Patri Antoine, labr, Upper Wright Parisien Severe, do do Parry J B senr, do do Parry J B junr, do do Proulx Xavier, do do Paquette Joseph, laborer. Central Pillon Felix, do do Pillon Candide, laborer. Central Potvin M, do Perillard Pierre, do Pineault Omique, do Plante Honorfi, do Pelerin Celestin, do Pieher Samuel, do Police Station, No 1, Poirier Clovis, laborer, Parent Joseph sr, do Parent Joseph jr, do Proulx Israel, do Plante Isaac, do Paquin David, do Paradis Marck, do Prevost Alex, joiner. Philemon do Charles do Chaudiere do Bridge do do do do do do Church do Paquette Francis, laborer, do Prevost Louis, Pelland Onesime, Pitre Hormidas, Paquette Joseph, Paquette Elie, Pinard Xavier, Pillon Fran9oi8, Parent Rome, Parent Louis, d.) do do do do do do do do do do do do do do Church Lane do Duke Prud'homme Adelard, labr, Duke Poulin J N, joiner, Peltier Antoine, laborer, do do do do do do do do Prevoat FerioUe, do Parisien Joseph, do Parisien Misael, do Poitras Ambroiee, do Pitre Peter, do Paquette Antoine, grocer, Plante Norbert, laLK>rer, Lake Pepin Joseph do do Poirier Felix do do Portelance Louis do do Paradis Jules do do Pink Hugh, carter do Prainen J, blksmth. Carrier's Lane Pieher C B F, bailiff, saloon keeper, Main Prud'homme Joseph, turner. Main Pillon Philibert, laborer, Britannia Prevost widow J B, do Perras F M, M D, do Proulx Pierre, watchman do Peltier Alfred, laborer do Pillon Philibert do do- Poulin Louis, laborer, Inkermnn Pinard Hercule, grocer, Victoria Pepin Augustin, sexton. Alma Potvin Pierre, laborer, Inkernian Perillard Felix, do do Baboook Fire Apparatng. Q. 0, SEIFFENSTBIN, Qeneial Aj^eut. 'Mi ii>iii^ 11 .'' I'l^i* i - ■•■;'•(■.'; ^'PL^ m '. fii ■ m •«l.' ii "IF 'J V ■ I 1 (.■ mrlM\ iti 178 HULL ALPHABBTICAL DIREOTOST. Coal OU CooUng Stom a. a SEIFFSKSTEm, Gfenenl Ag«&i Parent Antoine, painter, Victoria Parent Napoleon do do Paquette 0, shoemaker do Poliquin Joseph, laborer, Inkerinan Perrin E & T, gen store, Gilmour'n MillB Proulx Emmanuel, elk, Gilmour's Pepin Joseph, laborer, Kent Polvin Ephenj, do Inkerniaii PelerinSaniu"?! do Albion Patenaude wid Joseph, Kent Pichetle Aiphonse, laborer, Kent Pichette Honore do do Prevost Jules do d6 Proulx P, laborer, Britannia Paradis Joseph, carter, do Perras J Bte, joiner do Pilon Xavier, laborer, Inkerniaii Peltier Alfred, do Ottawa Potvin Ephrem, laborer, Inkerman Provencal Jean do Britannia Potvin Telesphore, do Inkerman Pool William, miller, Ottawa Poirier Xavier, laborer, Victoria Perrault Joseph do Alma Poitras widow P, Inkerinan Pillon Olivier, laborer, Inkerman Parisien Charles do Albert Quickley Mrs, widow, Wellington Quesnel A, collector, do Quevillon Nazaire, laborer, Bridge Quesnel Andre, grocer, Inkerman Rathier Elie, laborer, Eddvville Kenaud E, tinsmith, Ao Rathier Raphael, lab'r, do . Racine Pierre, joiner. Brewery Roy Alphonse, laborer, do Roussefle C, blacks'th, do Riendeau O, butcher, do Rabidoux E, laborer, do Richard A, carter, do Raymond J Bte, lab'r, do Robinson T C, gentle'n, Wellington Remillard Moise, laborer, do Rivard Israel, do do Relle Emery, turner, Chaudiere Roy Moise, widow. Head Roy Ambroise, painter, Guy Richer Isaie H, dry goods iiier, and alderman for city of Hull, Main Reid John, laborer. Main Richer D, dealer in boots and shoes, and alderman for the city of Hull, Richer's Block, Main Roy C M, saloon keeper, Richer's Block, Main Rochon A, advocate. Main Ricard Louis, laborer, do Raymond J Bte, do do Rochon Eustache, laborer. Main Rouleau Xavier, Ibr, Upper Wriglit Richer Xavier, Ibr, Central Roy Hyacinthe, laborer, Philemon Roy Antoine, do do Riban Auguste, do do Rochette Simon, do do Ilousson Jean, do do . Kenaud Hilaire, baker, Charles Richer Xavier, laborer, do Roy Ferdinand, do do Rabidoux Edouard, turner, Bridge Richer Stephen, laborer, do Roy Joseph, laborer. Church Roy Timothe, do do Ranger P, shoe-maker, do Robert Jean Bte, Ibr, do Robert Jos, laborer. Church Lane . Richer Cvrille, lab'r, do llossignol J Bte, laborer, Duke Richer Emille, tanner, do Rochon Amede, laborer. Lake Rouleaux C, cabman, do Raymond Amede, lab'r, do Roy Edouard, laborer. Main Rochon Pierre, do Inkerman Richard Joseph, joiner, Albert Roberge M, hotel-keeper, do Rochon N, carpenter, Victoria Rochon T, clerk, do Rochon A, millwright, do Richer J Bte, grocer, do Richardson A, butcher, do Rienaud I, joiner, Gilmour's Mills Reinhart Jos, joiner, do Richard Louis, laborer, Britannia Reneur A, widow, dress-maker, Victoria Rajotte Olivier, laborer, Britannia Richer Celestin, do do Richard Severe, blacks'th, do Riendeau W, lab'r, Gilmour's Mills Kidgewav Tlios, lab'r, do Renaud E, turner, do Roy Chas, carpenter, do Rainville J, carpenter, do Roy Firmin, laborer, Britannia Rochon Bts, dd Inkerman Rochon Pierre, do Roll in Joseph, do Rocheford Ls, do Rochon Jos, do Rochon Chas, do do Alma do do do T. W> KEHNT it SONS, Horohant Tailors, Oatfitters and direct Importers of English and Sootoh Olotbs and Tweeds, and IrU^ Frleses, 149 Bparks Street, Ottawa- er, Ohnrch Lane HULL ALPtiABBflOAL DiRlBOTORf. It9 r. W. KEanrr & sons, Herohant Tailon, Ontfltten aad direot Importon of English and Sootoh Clothi and Tweeds, and Irish Friexes, 149 Sparks Street, Ottawa. Keniillard J B, do lukerinan Kichard Auguste, joiner, Albert Robillard Predk, laborer, Gilmour's Mills Ridgway Thomas, do do Renaud iiormidas, joiner, do Kiendon Guillaunie, filer, do Rainville Joseph, carptr, do Renaud Edouard, laborer, do Roy Charles, do do Sarazin Charles, doSmall Fiiiin St Louie M, lab'r, Gilmour's Mills Servant Louis, blacksmith, do Sabourin Hilaire, laborer do Sauriole Narcisse, do do Sabourin Alphonse, do do St Louis Joseph do do Sarasin Xavier, laborer. Brewery Sevin Henry, shoemaker, do Simpson Benj, laborer, do Simon Andre, do do St Piere Remie, carter, do Soucisse Alfred, laborer, do St Pierre Peter, carter, do St Germain Camille, labr, do Sarasin Xavier sr, labr, Wellington Sabourin Amede, carter, do St Marie Josejph, do Head Sabourin Amed6, labr, Wellington Sullivan Archie, turner, Head Sabourin Felix, laborer, Guy Simon D G, assignee. Main St Julien J T, advocate, secy of the Recorder, Main Scott Mrs, widow, Main Simon Bust, grocer, Wellington Sullivan Wni, contractr, Eddyville Steel Thomas, laborer, do do Scott Hon R W, sec of state Chelsea Road Seguin Jos, foreman, Wellington St Marie Louis, laborer, do Seguin Chas, do Upper Wright Sebourin Pierre, do do do Sabourin Moise, do do do Smith Albert, carpenter, Central Simon Treffle, laborer, do Seguin H, St Jacque Jos, Scott William, Simard Nap, Simon George, do do do do do do do do Philemon do do St Martin Peter, do Simon Bernard, bntcher, Philemon Sauvageau Narcisse, labr, Charles St Amour Charles, do do Scanlon Richd, sJiipper, Chaudiere Sabourin Barnabe, cabman, Bridge Sabourin Timothe, sohl tchr, do Sayer Emille, grocer, do Saiictuaire Ambrse, labr. Church Savoie Edouard, do do Soulliere Fabien, foreman, do Sabourin Mrs B, widow, do St Amour Ambroise, labr, do Sabourin Atanasse, do do Sj)encer Peter, do do Sarasin Charles, do Duke S^gnin Joseph, do do Seguin Noel, do do Simard Masse, do do St Denis Seraphim, carter do Siibourin Herinidas, laljorer, Ahna St Jules J B, do do St Jules Gilbert, do Lake St Jules Stanislas, do do St Denis Cyrille, grocer, do St Pierre Joseph, laborer, do Seguin Napoleon, pilot, do St Pierre Mrs, hotel keeper, Albert St Jean T, shoemaker. Main Seguin Francois, laborer, Inkerman Seguin J B sen, do do Seguin Alex, do Britannia Simon Stanislas, clerk, Albert Smith J W, engineer, L Wright Seguin Joseph, laborer, Inkermati St Denis Alex, do do Seguin T, do do Seguin D, grocer, do Sauvageau T, grocer Victoria Smith Joseph, lumber dealer, prop of ths steamer Jane Symay Edouard, alderman for the City ot Hull near the R C Cemetry Seguin J B jSn, grocer, Victoria Seguin Honors, joiner, Inkerman St Amand Arsene, laborer, Kent Sp,uv6 Amable, carter, do St Amand Julien, laborer, do Sauriole Francois, St Martin Xavier, St Louie Felix, Sapazin Mathias, Sauve Thomas, Sabourin Hilaire, Mills Sauriole P, labr, Gilmour's Mills St Louis J, do do do St Jean Sylvain, labr, lukermaa St Denis Antoine,do do Seguin Francois, do do do do do Britannia do do do do do do do Gilmour's ■ U. 8. Bsfleotor Oomptny. Qt. 0. BEIFFENBIBIN, Qenwal Agent, .. I'U i'fJii ''*! ii il.i i I mm .:■<■. Mr I lit ^l t ,.1:, 1:1 'f "vf 180 HTTIL ALPHABKTIOAL DIRBOTORT. E. Uorga&s' Sons " S&polio." Q. C. BBSTENOTBIN, General Agrai iiid 'h, T hi '. HmAU I" \ . 'f?» '1'il y.i Seguin David, grocer, Inkernian Spratt James, machinist do Senior William, contrctr, do Sanv6 Ner^, farmer, do Story David, laborer, Albert St Picre Jos, hotel kpr, do Sariollee Pierre, barber, Victoria Savary Edouard, laborer. Alma Thomas George jr, agent, Eddyville Thomas George er, lal»orer, do Taylor Samuel, iiiillwght, Gatineau Koad Taylor Alexander, mason, Brewery Triuiel Edmond, baker, do Trudel N A, alderman for the City of Hull, Brewery Taylor George, laborer. Brewery Trudeau Maxime, do do Trembluy Elzeard,do Chaudiere TriKj Edouard, (!abinet-mkr. Head Trepanier Pierre jr, laborer. Ravine Trepaiiier Pierre sr, do do Taylor Charles, painter. Main Trudel Moise, turner, do Thibeault Narcisae, htl-kpr, Main Turpin David, laborer, Wellington Trudel J B, grocer, do Therien Joseph, labr. Upper Wright Trudeau Zotique, do Central Therien Israel, do do Thibeau Abraham, labr, Philemon Therien Jules, do do Therien Charles, do Charles Thibeau Charles, do Bridge Tremblav Louis, do Church Therien Jules, do do Therien Alpboiisc, do Duke Thibeau Joseph, peddler, do Tellier Honore, laborer, do Thibeau Narcisse, joiner. Lake Thibeau Magloire, do do Thibodeau Bartlielemy, laborer. Currier's Lane Theriault Louis, fish-dealer. Main Turcotte B, widow, Britannia Tetreault N6ree, notary, and clerk of magistrates' court. Alma Trudelle Pierre jr, stone-cutter, Inkerman ^ Trudelle Pierre sr, b]k8th,Inkernian Tappe Hubert, laborer, Albion Thibault Arvias, joiner, Kent Tremblav Albert, laborer, Britannia Trudel Toussaint, do do Tiiidell Wm, millwright, Giimour's Mills Turpin Hyacinte, laborer, Victoria Turpin Israel, joiner, do Thibodault Laurent, laborer, Small Farm fessier Basile, labr, Giimour's Mills Turgeon Louis, carptr, do Valley J B, laborer, Brewery Veronneau P H, laborer, Guy Vanasse Joseph, do Wellington Veillotte D, lab'r. Upper Wright Vall6 Jos, millwright, do Villeneuve A, laborer, Philemon Villeneuve B, joiner, do Viau Hilaire, laborer, Chaudiere Vincent Jos, do do Villeneuve Leon, do do Vermette Victor, joiner, Bridge Vermette A, do do Vermette PD, do Church Vilneuve F H, laborer, Duke Vandette Augustin, Ibr, do Viau Alexis, laborer, Lake Valliere B, do do Vaillancont J, painter, do Villemaire J B, bntcher. Lake Viau Theophile, bailiff. Main Vermette T, joiner, Britannia Vachon Nere, hotel-keeper, Albert Villeneuve J, sen, lab'r, Britannia Villeneuve J, jun, do do Vincent Joseph, do do Varin Alexis, baker, do Vachon Moise, barber, do Verboncoeur Joseph, lab'r. Alma Verboncoeur H, plasterer, do Vachon P X, baker, Victoria Villeneuve A, laborer, Albion Vermette T, joiner, Britannia Vincent M, laborer, do Villeneuve A, do Giimour's Mills Vallie Andre, do Inkerman Verboncoeur A, lab'r, Victoria Vilneuve Ml, labr, Giimour's Mills Varin Edouard, filer, do Vaudrin Alexis, laborer, do Vaudry Gideon, do Small Farm Vachon Charles, do do Washburn 8, axe manufacturer. Brewery White John, cabinet-mkr, Brewery Warren Andrew, foreman, Ravine Wright C B, manufacturer of lime and cement. Brewery Washburn Wm, registrar— -h Brewery, office Bridge I. W. K£Nir7 & SONS, Hsrohant Tailora, Ontfitters and direct Importers of English and Scotch Oloths and Tweeds, and Irish Friesas, 149 Spuks Street, Ottawa. BULL ALPHABBTIOAL DlKBCTOaY. 181 T. W. JUCIHy * 80HS, MtrchMt Tailon, Ontfitten and direct Impoiten of English and leotoh Clothi ud Twwds, and Irish FrieiM, 149 Bparin Street, Ottawa. Waters Abel, merchant, at E B Eddy's, Maih Waters M S, clerk. Main Waddle James, laborer. Bridge Waddle George, do do Welflh Napoleon, do Church Wright Mrs T, widow, Main White Geo, foreman. Walker John, farmer, Chelsea rd Wright T C, gardener, do Whitcomb S B, laborer, do Wright C, farmer, do Wright Philomon, yeoman, Albert Webb C, minister, Gilmour's Mills Wadeworth T W, yeoman, do Whissell Geo, sr, carter, do Whissell Geo, jr, do do Whisell John, labr, Gilmour's Mills Wh.isell Honore, do do Youngstreem A, cooper. Main w3ULL MISCELLANEOUS. City Cocnoil.— Q. J. Marston, senr, mayor; E. J. Faulkner, N. A- Trudel, C. C. Brigam, Wm. Feely, H. J. Richer, Chas. Delude, Damien Richer, F. X. E. Uauthier, Edward Simays, aldermen. Recorder's Court. — John Delisle, judge ; J. J. St Julien, clerk. Union St. Pierre. — M. S. Dumontier, president ; Ant. Parent, Ist vice- presidents Wm. Scott, 2nd vice president; J. F. Boult, secretary; Chas. Roussel, treasurer; R. Lemieux, collector; F. M. Perras, M.D., and Jos. Beaudin, M.D., for the Society. Union St, Joseph. — B. Carri6re, president; R Lemieux, Ist vice- president; Olivier Crron, 2nd vice-president; T. P Sabourin, secretary; H. Jjapointe, treasurer: Pierre Meuilleur, collector; loa. Beaudin, M.D. Merchant Sooiete. — H. J. Richer,, president; 'Jhas. Delude, 1st vice- president; E. J. Faulkner, 2nd vice-president; J. O. Laferriere, secretary; D. Richer, treasurer; F. M. Perras, M.D. Post Office, corner of Main and Church. — H. L. Loucke, postmaster. A. S. T7700DBT7XlXr, 11 i=>i=ti3sra?Eir^ -A.3sriD ipxjibxjIsheipi.. Legal and Mercantile Forms on hand. o SOLE AQENTFOR KILGOUR BROTHERS PAPER BAGS For Grocers, Milliners, and Others. An Inspection Invited. ml ■er, and several extensive mills for the manufacture of woollen cloths, bre^d stuffs, and sawed lumber. It i» almost surrounded by the fine estate of the late Hon. Thomas McKay, affording every facility for the erection of private residences to the businesH men of Ottawa, The City Passenger Railway Company have their head OiHce, depot, and stables here, from whence they run every few minutes to the Suspension Bridge and Ohiiudiere Falls. It is classed with the City under the Exceptional Postage rates, and has all necessary Postal and Tele' graphic accommodation and a population estimated at about nine hundred sou Is. iTEw sshtbuugh alphabetical DIEECTOBT, ' HIS EXCELLENCY RIGHT HON. THE EARL OP DUF- FERIN, GOVERNOR GENE^ BAL, Rideau Hall. Aird Charles, laborer, n s Rideau st Alexander Henry, civil service, s 8 Creighton Allen Henry, carpenter, n s Creigh- ton Allen James, general meroht, e a Ottawa Ardle Wm, laborer, s s Creighton Armstrong Mrs, boarding house, n 8 Creighton Asplen Chaa, miller, s s Creighton Avery Henry, carpenter, n s Rideau Baldwin Root, s s McKay Bambrick Jas, labr, n s Creighton Barbeau Mrs wid R, n s Alexander Barry Wm, labr, n s John Bfeaty James, mason, n s Creighton Beck John, laborer, w s Union Beer Chas, laborer, n s Rideau Beddia Alex, mason, n s Creighton Bell John, civ service, n s Creighton Bell Robert, carpenter, n s'Rideau Bell W R, M I) & C M; office, s 8 Rideau, h liindenlea Bentley T B, M D, s side Mackay Blackburn & Co^ woollen mills, west side Ottawa Blackburn James, secy Ottawa Ag Insurance Co, w s Ottawa Blackburn Robert, 'M P, mercht, w 8 Ottawa Bliss Chaa, elk civ iiCr, e s Union Bowman Archd, plasterer, s side Rideteu Bray John, blksmith, n 8 Rideau Bremer A, laborer, s s Creighton Brennan Michael, carter, s s Creigh- ton Brymner D, civil service, s s Rideau Buchan D C, mercliant, e s Ottawa Burpee A, e s Ottawa st Caldwell R B, private residence, e side Charles st Campbell Wm, stenographer to Gov Genl Carberry Patk, teamstr, n e'.Thomas T, W. XESHT * SONS, Merohut Tallora, Ootfitters and diieot Importers of English and Sootoh OlotiM and '.waedi, and Irith FriMet, 149 Sparks Street, Ottawa, ith, n B Rideau , 8 8 Creighton sarter, s s Creigh- ervice, s 8 Rideau liant, e s Ottawa ttawa st vate residence, e NEW BDINBUBQH ALPHABETICAL DUUEOTOBT. A 188 T. W. KEHNT ft SONS, Xerehant Tailon, Ontfltten and dirMt Importon «f SnglUh and Scotch Cloths and Tweedi, and Iriah Frierci, 146 Sparlu StiMt, Ottawa. Carre Henry, s h McKay Carroll Martin, ferryman, n s John Chamberlain Col Brown, C M G, Queen'H printer, n s Alexander Cherry John, lahorer, \\ h Creighton Church of St Bartholomew, s side McKay St Clarke Robert, plasterer, 8 a Rideau Clarke T M, New Edinburgh Brick Works, bec'chwood ClementH Robert, n s Rideau Cockburn David, wood carver, s 8 Alexander Courtney Denis, gard'nr, n a Ottawa Couvrette Cyprian, teamster, n f Union Curran Morris, labr, n b Crei<;hton Cnrran Mrs Margaret, widow, e side Ottawa st Currie Roliert gardener, Rideau Terrace Road Currier J M, MP, private resi- dence, w 8 Ottawa Currier James E W, w s Ottawa Curtis Wni, miller, s s Creighton Daly Robert, carpenter, n s Alex- ander Davis James, carpenter, s s Creigh- ton Davis Thomas, laborer, n s John Dawson F, miliar, s s Creighton Dorion — , M », s s Rideau Douglab J, n 8 Creighton Dubeau Jos, carpenter, e s Charles Duggan Henry, driver, s s Creigh- ton DunnirigA G, laborer, e s Union Egert Ernest, laborer, n s Creigh- ton Esdaile Mathew, contractor, n side Creighton Evans Thomas er, weaver, s side Alexander Evans Thomas jr, carpenter, s side Alexander Falding P J, C S clerk, s s Mackay Farmer Thomas, captain, s b Rideau Ferguson John, foreman planing mills, w s Charles Foot L, carpenter, s side Mackay Frn« ■■ ' The rising village of Roohesterville, in the Township of Nepean and County of Garleton, adioins the City of Ottawa to tlie southwest, and will, no doubt, within a few years be incorporated with it for municipal purposes. It already contains some handsome buildings, erected by leading meroliants of this city, and is admirably adapted for Huburban residences. It is classed with the city under the Exceptional Postage rates, and has every convenience for postal service. Its population at present amoupts to about eight hundred. ROCHESTERVILLE ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY. Anderpon Mrs, widow, (./edar Arran Samuel, carpenter. Elm Aylen Mrs, Cedar Baar Hv, night watchman, Spruce Barr Euward, bottler. Spruce Bal^n Patrick, laborer, Pine Beattie William, do do Bigraa John, carpenter, Preston Booth James, laborer, Elm Booth J B, lumber mer, Richmond Road Bonsall Mr, Division Bouchette Leon, laborer, Preston Brown Hugh, laborer, Spruce Cayea F, laborer, Preston Cuaig Angus, butcher, Preston Chamberlain A, laborer, Division Cook Thos, saw filer, Preston Cook 6 O, mill foreman, Preston Cowan Wm, agent for E B Eddy, Elm Crannell Levi, book-kpr, Preston Desrivieres Henry, Spruce Dufour Octave, grocer, Preston Dunse John, larorer. Spruce Dixon John, carpenter, Sprnce Dorion E, blacksmitli, Proton IBdmonson John, bricklayer. Spruce Evans Jos, general store, Rochester Farmer Wm, tanner. Cedar Featherston W J, lumber merchant, Maria Fisher B, lumber merchant. Elm Fleming James, machinist. Elm Flannery John, carter. Elm Fraser Robt, millwright. Spruce Grant Mrs Wm, Preston Grant A A, Division Gray William, water works pipe man, Preston Halfpenny Thos, carpenter, Preston Henderson Gordon, ste-msn, Spruce Higman Richard, drnggiflt, Spruce Hunton Mrs W, widow, Maria James B L, Maria Johnstone Jos, Cedar Jennings John, drugeist, Cedar Jamieson John, butcner, llochester Joyce John jr, cargi--mkr, I'^aple Jones Mrs John, widow, Rochester King George, Elm Lateray John, Preston Leclair Charles, laborer, Preston Leister R, contractor * bldr, Maple Lesuer W D, clerk civ ser, Maria Lee Isaac, grocer, Rochester Lough Robert, carpenter, Rochester Marks Thos, Rochester Mav & Foster, tannery. Cedar Malcolm Alex, stone- cutter. Cedar Mitchell George, filer. Elm Munson J amen, tanner, Preston Martin D A, agent, Preston Murphy Sam, carpenter. Pine McCleghan Wm, carter, Division Macdonnell James, labr, Rochester MoGillivray Wm, shipping clerk, Rochester McKechney Mrs, grocer, Preston McLachlin Wm, Prestcn T. W. EENNT « SONS, Heroluuit Tiilon, Oatfitteri and direct Importers of English and Scotoh Cloths and TwMds, and Irish Frieiei, U9 Sparks Stnet, Ottawa. ;Y ROClllSTRRVlT.LB AT.PIIAMTICAL DmROTOllY. 187 KS,A9ni. of Nepean and liwest, and will, icipal purposes, ding merohants ea. It is classed lery convenience to about flight ECTORY. right, Spruce ■eston m ter works pipe- irpenter, Preston , ste-msri, Spruce ruggirtt, Spruce dow, Maria ar igeist, Cedar toner, Tlochester ji-nikr, l.^aple idow, hochee^er iton "^A.-k'-i )orer, PreitOik ar * bldr, Maple civ ser, Maria lochester (enter, Rochester ster ery, Cedar le- cutter, Cedar er. Elm ner, Preston Preston nter, Pine ,rter, Division labr, Rooheater shipping clerk, pocer, Preston eston rters of English sad , Ottawa. T. W. mirT * wan, Marehaat Tailori, Ostflttnt aad direst Importera of lagUJi aad Beoteh Cloths and Tweeds, and Irish FrieMS, 148 Sparks Strett, Ottawa. McOuat Thomas, pattern maker, Preston McRae John, moulder, Spruce Norris James, proof-reader, Cedar McQuallie Amali, laborer. Maple Nepean Hotel, Proulx Cyrial, pro'r, Preston Patterson E, grocer, dry goods, and poet office, Preston Paul Wm John, carpenter, Cedar Parr James, clerk. Elm Pennock John, collector of water rates, Rochest«r Porter Thomas, bookkeeper, Elm Porter Wm, carpenter, Maple Pratt J L, lumber agent fur Booth, Preston Proulx A.rchd, painter, Preston Proulx J Bto, teamster, Preston Raostead William, laborer, Elm Riopelle Francis, laborer, Rochester Rocnesterville Hotel, Dorion E, pro, Preston Rochester James, brewer, Maria RocheHter John, MP, lumber mer, Richmond road Rochester William, Preston Rochon Octave, grocer, Rochester Saulter Thomas Joh, blackainith, Preston Scott David, Itook keeper. Elm Scott David, blacksmith, Ceiiur Scott Thomas, miller, Spruce Seager Jas, carpenter. Maple Stcaiids Alex, carpenter, rreston Spencer Charles, conductor C R & B & O R, Preston Timbers W H, machinist, Spruce Timmins Jamea, teaniHter, Preston Todd Walter, clerk civil service, Richmond Road Victoria Brewery, Rochester JaineH, proprietor Whelan John A, grocer, Cedar Woodland Thos, butcher. Maple Woodland Stewart, carpenter, Cedar Young Truman, contractor. Elm H. ^ 117 Sparto Streak y Opposii« till British Lion Hotel, #TTAWA. i- 1 ' 1 1 ! ■ 1*1 >f ■ C S •1; PI' If t ]' ['7 ,'?■■ ■'V, i.'J fii ,; i l; )t.,. , , if" •I 'v M ir S 'lit : .1 u ..;/'.)„ . 188 ATLMXB ALPMABBTIOAL DIRIOTORY. I. MMPg»iui'8oDi"SftpeUo." 0. 0. BIDTlinTSZV, OiMnl A^Mit AYLMER Tlic coiiMly town ol* the county of OUawa, ami chief placp of the diHtriot ol' Uttttwu, conipriiing the counticfl of Ottawa ami I'ontiac, for legal purpuNo^^. Aylhier Ih one of tlie nioBt healthy townn in Canada, pictureHonely ftituated on thi' uhore of J^ske Deaohdnea, on the Ottawa river. It has many fine miLlie, huiliiings, and ail branCliuH of indufitrv fleem well reprcHentey stage 3 tinioH a day from Ottawa City, a diiitancc of 8 niilcH. It 18 the starting point of the Union Forwiirding (Jo's Hteamern for the Upper Ottawa; huH three mailN during Hummer and two durn'; winter from Ottawa back and forward Montreal and Dominion Telcgrapli Cob have otHcce here. Population about 3,000. ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY. Allen Wi Ilium .1, boot and shoe- maker, Main h h Archambault (teorge, carpenter, Broad w nide Ayleii Jamef), m d, physician and Hur^^eon, Eanlley road Aylen John, advocate, Eardley road Aylen Peter, advocate, Bancroft cor Thomas Aylmer Tannery, J & W MoLean, proprietors Aylmer Times, (weekly) M T IlaF- dane«fc Co, publishers, s nideMain Bai'ilie James, cabinetmaker, Main n side Builier Wm, cabinetmaker. Main n s Beaudry Amable sr, carpenter i>eaudrv Amable jr, carpenter, e s Broau Blewett Richard, blacksmith, n a Charles Bouoner Frank, mei chant, Main Bourgeau Alexandre, official as- signee, agent Upper Ottawa Steamboat Co, clerK of commis- sionere' court, market square e s British America Hotel, Ritchie, proprietor Brown Jauiee, merchant, Main Brown John C, clerk U Forwarding Co, Main s side Brunet Rev, parish priest Christ Church, Church of England, Charles n side Christian Brothers' School, Broad e side Church C M, physician and sur- geon. Main Church Hon L Uugglep, attv-genl, (Fleming, Church A Kenny,) Kardlcy ClauKon John, bailit!', Eardley n s Cole E A, merchant. Main Cole Henrv, clerk, Charles Cormier Nascisse E, storekeeper, Market Square, n s Coutlee L M, sheriff of the district of Ottawa Cuzner Murk, tinsmith, Bancroft w side Darraody William, trader. Main s s Davis James, butcher. Front w side Denault Ferrier, wheelwright. Main s side Devlin Charles, mayor, merchant, Bancrofl w side Dominion Hotel, Patrick Riley, prop, cor Main and fiancroA Dominion Telegraph Comp'y, Mian Hodges, operator Dorion Edouard,chairinaker, Front Driscoll Alfred, clerk of the peace and circuit court, prothonotary superior court, office court house, h Main s side Dumouchel Geo L, notary public, cor Main and Bancrofl Estate Robert Conroy, J T Lambert, agent. Main n siae i Fincfiay Captain Robert, Front Flatters J T, bailiff, Main Fleming Church & Kenny, advo* cates. Main n side Fleming John R (Fleming, Church & Kenny) Main Fogarty Richard, dry goods. Court w sii^e jr. W. KEHHT & SONS, Merobaut Tailors, OntfiUers and direct Importers of English and Scotoh dlotiis and Tweeds, and Irish Frieies, 149 Sparks Street. Ottawa. AYLiaR ALPIIABItlCAI. DIRKCTORV. 180 iismith, Bancroft , trader, Main n »< mayor, mercbaat, 'A \airinaker, Front erk of the peace urt, prothonotary office court house, dry goods, Court orterB of English and Mt. Ottawa. T. W. KHVT * Miri, Ibmuuit Tallon, Outflttan and dirMt Impwtan sf IngUtk •ai leot«h Olothi and TwMdi, and Inah Fi*m«i, 146 •parki Itnet, OtUwa. Godwin JuHeph J, liarnesHiiiaker, Bancroft Qordon Asa, advocate, Court w side Qravel Edouard, tinninith, Main s s Gravel Franuois, tinsmith, Front Greenleene Stephen (Grecnieese & Dewar), cor Court ami Charles Qreenleese & Dewar, dry soods and groceries;, cor Court and CharloH Guertin George & Nelson, hotel- keepern. Square Ouimon'l Epnrini, prop'r Ayhner Hotel, Hiver Hliore cor Main Haldane Maik, jailor, Court ilouse Howard T, druggint, Main HodgeH Williuni K, i>ateiit medi- cines and Htationery, Main Holt Moses Alfred, propr Ottawa Hotel, Main n side Irish Henry, hotelkeeper. Main Kenny Rowrt, dealer in thorough- bred stock, Thomas Kenny William, wheelwright. Front Kenny Wm K, (Fleming, Church & Kenny) Main h side Klock Hobert H, lumberer, Ban- croft w side Lafontaine Hon A, judge of sup- erior court LauzoD Emery, merchant. Main s s Lindsay Archd, axe maker, shingle and lumber manufacturer, at the Jjkke, b Front Lucas Samuel B, PLS, MJ" st Locbnan Wm, grocer McArtliur James, provincial land surveyor, Front McLean John (of J & W McLean), Main s side McLean J & W, groceries and dry goods McLeod Malcolm, district magintr'te Martin John, shoemaker, main s s Martin William, shoemaker, corner Court and Charles Meech Charles G, lumberman, Main st Marchand L, carpenter and painter, Broad st Millarky Patrick, plasterer, market square e side Montreal Telegraph Co'y, John R WoodS) operator, post office, Main n side Mulligan James, baker, butcher and livery stable keeper. Main n s Mur|/hx John M, millwright. Main H Ptde Newman Jolm, provincial land sur* veyor and fiirnier, Eardley road Ottawa Hotel, Alired Mones Holt, prop, n H Main PalnitT Wallace L, saddler and harness maker, Main s side Parker Harvey, farmer j Eardley rd Perrault Jean j blaekHmith, Thomas n side Post Otfice, John R Wcxxls, post- master, Main n nide PrentinH Thou. as B, gen'l hardware Main n nide Rajotte Alexis, captain steamboat Oregon, Main w Hide Ranger Andre, grocer and earthen- ware dealer, Eardley road . Riley Patrick, pro Dominion Hotel cor Main and Bancroft Ritchie Matthew, hotelkeeper. Main n side Ritchie Robert, butcher. Main a a Rivet LouIh, joiner, Thomas n side Roney Mrs J J, general dealer, cor Bancroft and Thomas Rouleau Charles B (Wright k Rou- leau^ Main Roy Wm, carpenter. Court Roy Fran9oi8, carpenter. Court e s Sayer Robert H, baker, cor Charles and Bancroft Slater John, grocer. Front Smith Rev Percy W, ch of England Charles n side Smith Thonmrt, black and white- smith. Main s side Sparling Rev W J, Wes M minister Main SymmeH Tiberius W, ooUec'r inland revenue. Main n s, h Charles n 8 Symmes Thomas, Florist, Broad st Symmes E A Mrs, ;private school. Broad st Thicke W H, confectioner. Main Thistle Wm, lumberer. Main n side Union Forwarding Com'v, machme shop and ship yard, John Brown, agent Whalen J T, stonemason and plas' terer. Main st Woods John R, postmaster, Main n s Wright & Rouleau, advocates, barristers, &c. Main Woods E, MD, Eardly st U, B, Sefleotor Oompany. Q, 0, SEIFFENBIEIH, Q«B«ral Agmt. !)' Hij W\ li !; r .'I' I k n i:) fM .111, mm ■ijii >• ' ■^! V*:- fiv V ■'■ ^'k k i • h iMf ; ry Ijationage may rely. «v ■ " lllSCEIiLAN£OlS DIRECTORY. 196 Arohitectnral Iron ¥orl(s 'jompsay, 1T.7. Qt, C< SEIFFBNSTEIN, Agent. OTTAWA CITY MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY. dTT OFFICIALS, (OtriCES City Hall.) J. P. Feathsrston, Mayor, Aldormen, VicTOBU Ward.— .\. Pratt, E. H. Bronson, iicon David. Wellington W.vku.— C. \V . Bangs, Amos Howe, A. J. Christie. St. Oeorge's Ward. — W. H . Waller, Tlioa. Birkett, John P. Robertson Br Ward John Honey, b\ McDougai, P. H. Chabot. Ottawa Ward. — 0. A. Kocque, Jaa. O'Connor, F. X. Groulx. Offloen of the Corporatioii. W. P. Lett, city clerk j Henry Jackson, asat. clerk ; W. P. Lett, junior clerk; W. H., Thonipsoii, city cliamberlain ; Thos. W. Thompson, aest. chamberlain ; Thos. H. Kirby, city collector ; Robert Surtees, city engineer ; Hugh Conn, foreman Board of works; and J. C. Grant, clerk; William McViety, license inspector ; John Little, market constable ; Michael Nile, messenger; Wm. Cousens, Robert Stewart, Tisidore Traversy, assessors; W. P. Lett, registrar of births, marriages and deaths; R. O'Reilly, James Lindsay, auditors. Folioe Ck)art, The ^fayor, Judge of County Court, and Police Magistrate, Commis- sioners; Martin O'Gaia, police magistrate; W. P.Xett, clerk, Thos. Lang- rell, chief Qfpolicei P. S.^Hamilton, detective; R. L. Hornidge, D. O'Keefe, sergeants; Peter McKeuna, John McKenna, Ja*. Mitchell, Thos. Mc- Laughlin, On^sime Groulx, Celestin Pinard, Maxime Lepine, John Foran, ■lames Raine, Wni. Schwitzer (St. Lawrence and Ottawa R. R.) Thomaa Graves (Canada Central R. R.) John Banning, Jas. Latimer, Wm. Vizard, D. O'Leary, Wm. Mitchell, Thos. O'Neill, Hugh Hassard, Samuel Thompson, constables. Health Inipecton, John Brown, N. Atkinson. Tariff of Chai^ies For Licensed Carriages for the Conveyance of Passengers for hire loithin the City of Ottawa. XIIL That the following rates are hereby established as the proper and legal rates and charges for the conveyance of passengers within the City of Ottawa, between the hours of five o'clock m the forenoon, and eleven o'clock in the afternoon, — and at all other hours double rates shall be proper and le^al, and may be exacted where no agreement for a less sum has Deen entered into between the parties. Two Horse Vehicle, 1. For the conveyance or carriage of any niimber of passengers not tx* ceeding four, in a carriage, sleigh, or other vehicle drawn by two horses^ when hired by the hour, or when the time occupied amounts to or EXOBEDd ONE hour — For the first hour $1 00 And for each subsequent quarter of an hour 15 Bach additional passenger for the first hour 20 And for each subsequent quarter of an hour 05 T, W. KBNNY tL SOHS, Herohut Triors, Ontfittertt and direct Importers of Engliill and Bcotch Clothe and Tweedt' and Irish Friezes^ 149 Bparise Street, OttawSi II '(,' ,1 1 vHil -11 m Mm .,.-'r-^; M '^''•.;'\\.t i II' L ( '> i' If ' k: V, i : i !y; (,: %i: '_ 106 MISCELLANEOUS DIBECTOBY. T. W. KENNT ft 80H8, Merehant TaUon, Ontfitten uid dinot Importm of English and Booteh Cloths and Tweedi, and Iiiah Frieiea, 149 Sparlj Street, Ottawa. One Horse Vehicle. 2. For U»e conveyance or carriage of any nuinlior of paaeongers not ex- ceeding THREE, in a carriage, sleieli, or other vehicle drawn by one horse, when hired by the hour, or when tne time occnpied amounts to or kxckkds ONE HOUR — For the first hour |0 75 And for each subafequent quarter of an hour 10 And for eacli additional passenger for the first liour 20 And for each subsequent quarter of an hour 05 3. For the conveyance of one passenger from any of the Carter's Stand, or from one part of the city to one or more places consecutively, in said city, provided the time occupiea in conveying and waiting for such passenger Do not exceed fifteen minutes f 25 And for each additional passenger 10 If time occupied exceeds 15 minutes but not 30 minutes 40 And for each additional passenger 15 And lor each subsequent 10 minutes after first 30 minutes 10 And for each additional passenger 05 But if the time occupied continuously whilst any such vehick shall beintiie employ' of the same person or persons amounts to or exceeds one hotir, then the rates by the Lour as aforesaid shall only be proper and legal, and no higher rate's shall be legal. 4. That each passenger shall be entitled to take with him or her one trunk and other baggage to a reasonable extent, tree of charge, and it shall lie the duty of the person in charge of any such vehicle to load and unloaJ the same free of charge. 5. That children under five years of age shall not be charged for as ad- ditional passengers, and children over five years and under twelve years of age shall not be charged for as additional passengers more than half rates. Fire Department. Wm. Young, Chief Superint&uleni ; Paul Favukau, Asst.-Supefintendenf. G. F. Maodonald, Superintendent Fire Alarm. Joseph A. Smith, engineer of st«amer "Conqueror." Alex. Peacock, stoker " '• . James Reilly, driver, " *• C. Taylor, driver hose reel. • — Johnston, " " Ottawa Capt. W. McCaffrey, and 30 members. Chaudibre Capt. Thos. Keanc, and 30 members. Central Hook &, Laddkr Capt. D. Robertson, and 25 members. Sappiurs Capt. W. O. McKay, and 26 members. Union Steamer, Chaudiere, Capt. John Albert, and 30 Inembers. Conqueror Hose Company Capt. G. Peacock, and 30 members. How CompaniM. For Fire Station Victoria Ward.—Sos. Mills, Guardian ; F. McCawley, Patrick Murphy. Wellington Ward. — Thomas Stansford, Guardian ; Hugh Latimei', F. McNight. St. Georgia Ward. — F. Graham, Guardian; Joseph Manners; Albert McLean . By Ward. — Win. Walsh, Guardian; Juhn Corbett; Elzear Favreau. Ooal OU Lamps, di,o, a. 0. ECUTEIIBTEIN, G«ner»l Agent. )' ■ ', and 30 lueuibei's. , and 30 memberr'. and 25 members. ,and 26 members. and 30 Ineinbcrf'. and 30 menibtrs. in 5 F. McCawleyj ; Hugh Latiiuci', Manners; Albert ilzear Favrean. A Agent MiSCELLANEOtrs mBEOTORt. X91 S. Morgaiuf' Sons " Sapolia" 9. 0. KSIFFZITSTEIIT, Qtnenl Agnt. lire Signali. Victoria Ward, No. 1; Wellington Ward, No, 2; St. George's Ward, No. 3 ; By Ward, No. 4 ; Ottawa Waril, No. 5. last of Signal Boxes, Fire Alarm Telegraph. 2 :i 4 6 n 7 8 {• Vi IS 14 15 1« IT 18 lit Jl t3 U4 Cor. KtiMwll Hoimo. " 8narkN and O'Connor 8ts. " Elgin nnd (tloiicester 8t8. ' t)'C(innor and (Jlointestor Hts ' M.irJH nnd Hank Hin. " Wellington nud KcntStn. U. T. Engine Uonse, Sally St. Coi\ Vittoria and Sally St». " Bay and Maria Sl.s. •• I'1(!t'k'M FDimdry, Welling- ton Street. " Nei)€an and ConccsHion, AHliburnhani Hill. " Maria & Cambridge Sts. " Duke and Queen 8tH.,we8t " Wellington and Broad 8ta. " Broad and Q\icen Sts., west " Broad nnd Oregon StH. " Booth'H Office, Vic. Island. ' ' BrouBon and Weston's, Vic. I. " Sussex nnd RIdeau Sts. 26 Cor. Ridcan nnd Besserer Sts. 9t» " Wilbrod and Cuinbcrla'dSti. 27 " Nicliolas and Theodore Sts. 28 Fire Ation, St. Paul Street HI " Rmeau and King Sts. ;t2 " Rideau and FrieT Streets. 34 '• Daly and Chaiiel Sts. as *• Wilbrotl and Nelson Sts. 3« Protestjint Hosptta!, Uideuu St. 87 Currier's Mill, Canal Bnsin. 41 Fire Station, Oeoive St. 42 Fire Station, Cumberland St. 43 Coi. Clarence and Sussex Stti. 43 " Sussex and York Sts. 51 " Sussex and Water Sts. 52 " Ualhousie and Church Sts. 6;( " Cumlierl'dandCathoartSts. 04 " Dalhousie andRailw'yI>ei>ot (Jl McLaren's Mills. (i2 Cor. St. Patrick and Nelson Sts. as " Chapel and Clarence Sts. Water Works, (Offick, Rideau Street.) Francin Cletnow, chairman; JTC Beaubien, M D, Thomas Coffey, James Cunningham, John Sweetland, M D, commissioners; C R Cunning- ham, secretary ; T C Keefer, engineer ; F A Wise, resident engineer ; C H Keefer, W L Scott, ansistant enp'neers; W Kennedy, mechanical engineer; James Kennedy, draughtsman . John Penuock, collector of water rates ; W G Williams, porter. Post Office, (eloin street.) OfKce hours, 8 a. m. to 7 p. m. G P Baker, pu^>tll)u^ •li X. li;!. '.(lM ll If !!; '.> 1 'W ' lii -;. f'lil y^^'H n iii'' lA 1 v .,.«. ,■' ■'■u \:U . : 1 ^-^ M i^% l^ ■ I i I ':'';; II i,:i^li (id « .''■, .^]:- III II ti ■ *■ ^«^^l III tff'i ■■■' -■•■ ^ ■■-'■■'■■._. ^ ;■ ' ■'- ''V • ■»■ 4^ - li>8 MIBCJIiiLANKOVm DIBliOTOftY. T. W. Xmnrr * SOXI, Menhant TaUon, Oatfltten and dimt Iqiporton of SnglUh v^ Sootoh Cloths ftod Tweeda, and Irish Frieies, 140 Sparks Street, Ottawa. ON NEWHPAPKRS. Printed and publiHlicd in Canada, and posted from utfico of piihlicatioD. 1 cent per pound weight — must be prepaid. Onr ■'iiigle Newppaper weighing;; lesn than one muice may he eent for \ cent, prepaid. I»KIII01)IOAT,S, iC. Otlier newspapcrs.^eriodicttlH, hooka, paniphleii^, o^canionul la'hlica- tioii", circnlarr', and gemral miscellaneous matter, to any part of Canada, Newloundla'-d, or the United States, 1 cent per 4 ozm., prepaid. To United Kingdom, if Canadian publications, per Canadian packet, 2 cents each prepaid . BOOKa, OIROU) '.i(S, PAMPHLETS, AC. To any place in Canada.. Newfoundland, or the U S, 1 cent per 2 OJ!,, prepaid . Book-packets to the United Kingdom, '2 ozs 4cte, 4 ozb 6 cts, 8 ozs 12 cts, 12ozs 18 cts, 16 ozs 24 cts, and so on. PARCEL POST. ' Not to exceed 4 lb to any part of Canada, 8 ozs 12.^ ct«, 1 Ih 26ct8, and BO on, 12^ cts per 8 ozs. Packets containing sampleii and patterns addressed to the United States are to he prepaid a uniform rate often cents each packet, and are subject to a special limit in weight of eight ounces. MONEY OUDERS Can be obtained on all offices in the Dominion, Newfoundland, Great Britain, India and the United States. OOMMISSIOKS ON ORUERS PAYABLE, IN ONrAIlIU, QUEBEC, NEW BRUNSWICK, NOrA SCOTIA, FRINCK KDWAKD ISLAND), AND MANITOBA. On orders up to , $ 4 2 cents Over $ 4 and up. to 10 5 •* " 10 " 20 10 " " 20. " 40 20 " « 40 " 60 30 « " 60 " 80 40 " ", 80 " 100 50 " Jfi^No single Order to be granted for more than $100 and no half cents to be introduced in the Orders. ON ORDERS ON NEWFOUNDLAND. Dramn in Sterling Motiey. On Orders up to £ 5.... 25 cents Over jC 6 and up to 10 50 " " 10 " 16 76 « " 15 " 20 1.00 " ON ORDERS PAYABLE IN THL UNITED KINGDOM. On Orders up to £ 2 25 cents. Over £2 and up to 5 60 " « 5 " 7 75 « "7 •' 10 1.00 " UNITED STATES. On Orders up to $20 26 ceiitH. " " " 40 50 " U. 8. Refleotot Oompsny. 0. 0. BETITEIfeTEIir, Oenersl Agent. ■',■ ' ^ ■ .v I, 1 II) 25ct8,and d, Great Britain, MISOBTiLANnOlTH DIRIOTORY. 109 80*1 Oil Cooking Storvi. a. 0. MOTEMTIIS, 0«n«r»l Agent. ii^»No single Order for over jClO to he granted on tlie United Kingdom, or for more than £20 on the Lower Province nai>ied, and no hail' pence to he introduced in the Orders. No Ordoi'H lo be {^ivi-ii on credit, und Bankable Money to bo exacted Vor the Order>. CuBtom Hotue. Offlcp liouvH, !> u. m. to 4 ;i. in. Z VVIIhom, ('ollector; Benjamin f Jo/don, 8iirveyor ; Christopher Carle- ton, chiel Liiidinu; waiter, searcher und clerk ; if T i'artram, lamling waiter, Hearcher an(! clerk ; W A MacAgy, nppraJHer ; Alex Hener, J B Staeey, and 8 Cochrane Keir, landing waiters iin1 ! >\ it ;• . ■«, f'i. •Mii •i Ml' If. ',fi>, *'. 200 MI80BLLAN10U8 OIRBOTORT. ! ^ • ■ I '! .• U ! tu ii ■ ''I I t T. W. KDIinr * MVI, Marohut Tailon, Ootflttort tad diraet ImporUn of Ingliah and 8«otdi Olotlu ud Tweedi, and Iriih FriesM, 148 8p«r]n Street, Ottawa. PUBLIC 8CH00LB. Board of Pablio Sobmd Tmiteet. Wellington fForrf.— Eilward C Burltcr iiml W Voiing, Viclorxa H'ord. — P LeSueur and E H BrmiHon. 8t Otorge'K Ward. — .1 P Robertson and Jolili Grahnni. Bn JFord.— ThoH H Kirl.y and W Bclard. Ottawa Ward. — Hiram Robinson and 'J'lioniaN IlifFe. Chairman, Uirain Robinson; City Innpector of Public scbouli', Rev H J Borthwick, M A; Secretary to the Board, J Joyut; Mi-Hsenjier, Jolm McCarthy. Board of fJxaminera of Public School Teachers. — Rev H J Borthwick, M A, Chairman, Rev T D Phillipps, M A, A Pratt, Samuel Rathwell, John McMillan, B A, Secretary. Wellington Ward Ventral School West, ffmfh Streci.—E D Parlow, master, 6th class ; Maria E Butterworth, asst do, ith clasn ; J W McDowall, teacher, 4th clasn ; Eliza Living, asst do, 4tb clasH )C Campbell, teaclter, .3r(l class ; Maria G Toms, Ist asMt do, 3rrl clann ; Marv A Brown, 2nd aHHtdo, 3r(i class; Agnen W Fleming, teacher, 2nd clasn; Mary L Borthwick, teacher, 1st class (prinmry) ; Sarch Clark, Int asst do, Ist rlasH (primary); Mary Patterson, 2nd asst do, 1st class (primary); Annie Dewart, ;^ra Branch — Office, Welline- ton street. J Robertson, manager; E H Taylor, accountant; JC Welch, teller ; £ Hallamore, G A Robinson, J Fletcher, J G Taylor, clerka ; Jas Larden, porter. Canadian Bank of Comiierce. — Ottawa Branch — Office, Victoria Hotel Block, Wellington street. J H Pluinmer, manager ; W H Fitzgerald, accountant; R S Williams, teller; J H Thompaon, clerk. Merohants' Bank. — Ottawa Branch — Office, corner Sparks and Metcalfe streets. Thos Kirby, manager ; J C More, accountant; W^H Rowley, teller; C A Pipon, ledger-keeper ; John Edmonds, messen^ter. Bank of Montreal. — Ottawa Branch — Office, Wellington street. Andrew Drummond, manager; G S Robertson, accountant ; W S Smith, teller; 7 Hunter, H G Forsyth, R McLean, S E H Lane, J Maitland, F A Fleming, clerks; J C Kearns, messenger. i ix Banquk Nationals and SAyiNGS Bi.yiK..-^OHawa Branch — Office« ; ; »; i' T. W. KENNT A. 80N8, Merohant Tailors, Ontfittni and direct Importsra of EttglUkaad Sootoh Olothfl and Iweedi, and Iiiili Frieies, U9 Sfsarks Stnet, OttowSi a2 ' ^li ^. \^' %, i 4 A i\ I !- .]• I f; u i- !;■}■ >,» A-,' , •f ' MISOlLLANeoUR DIUROTORY. T. W. mnnr * MKI, Menhuit Tailors, OutfltUn and dlnet Importen of Engliih and Sooteh Olotha and Twoeda, and Iriih FrieiM, 149 Sparks Streat, Ottawa. Wellington ntreot. 8 Benoit. Munux'T ; A I' A Uinlrot, nccountHnt ; A J S». Pierre, ledgir-kceper j V Drupiuu, V li I)iinioulin, cliTk«( A Martin, meoReiiger. Ontario Bank and Savinos ^a-hk.— Ottawa Bnt/icA— OfRoe, north- east corner uf SpurkH und Metcalfe HtrcctH. J U VVooiloian, niatia^cr; (l K Bartlett, accountutit | J N K Christio, t«'llcr; J li MuiHlonald, tell«'r Htwinxx bank branch ; A W Powell, Icdger-kcejieri G L Teinpesit, clerk*, Patrick Fitzgerald, messenger. Bank of Ottawa and SAvixod Bank.— Office, Wellington street, woiith ■idt», corner of O'Connor. P Bohertson, in(iiiuj!;er j EI) Arnaud, accountant; ABurwaph, teller; ^V J Christie, ledgiT-keiper ; Jus Martin, inesHenger. QuEBKO Bank anu Savixos Bank. — Ottawa Uranch — Oflice, Wellinglou street, opposite the Hoiihch ot Parliament. H V Noel, man iijicr j Juniin H Andernon, accountant; C V Noel, payinj; teller ; J M JohtiHton, receiving,' teller; C V Wurtele, deposit led-^er-lieeper ; J 11 Pinliey, diHcount clerk"; C A Moore, clerk ; John Civrletoii, ine:«pien<;er. Union Bank or L. C, and Savincis Bank. — Ottawa Branch — OHicr, corner of Ridoau and SuH.^icx Htreetn. 1) 8 EaHtwood, nmnager ; K 11 Maguire, accountant; James Irvine, tirHt teller; E E Webb, fecond toller; C K ArniBtrong, ledger-keeper; J B Monk, clerk ; John Martin, tnesnenger. BUILDING SOCIETIES. Civil Service BrauiNo and Savinos Socikty. — 8ubHcril)ed capital, $11.3,250; paid-up capital, $9'2,500 ; organized 18G6. President, J Langton ; vice-president, W H (Irittin ; (lirector.M, O W Wicksteed, E A Meredith, J F Taylor, Henrv Hiirtnoy ; n.iinagini; director, John Anhworth; seoretaiy- treasurer, Robert 5iinciiur;'Nolioitor, W McKay Wright; bankers, the Union Bank of Lower Canada ; C W Jenkin.s and R W Baxter, auditors. Metropolitan Buildino and Savinos Sociktv. — Office, Rideau street. Subscribed capital, $350,000; paid-up capital, $270,000; organized 18T0. H V Noel, preaident ; James Cunningham, vice-president; directors, .iolin Roberts, Roliert Blac/t, it. Accidental of Canada Montreal .... W F Miiclianan, age ilitna ot Hurt ford, Fire Anu'iican .... I'cnnuck A Ci> Atlantic Mutual, Life American J (J Davin |{«Hver and Toronto Mutual, Fire Toronto .lacol) Krratt Briti»
  • flurance ■- \ ■ '■^my ^r 1 , T •■' ■ 1 «■ I % . k. -i:. * i',: I; th T. W. KERHT * 80VB, XeNhMtt Tidlon, Outfltten ud diiMt Importm of English and leotoh Clotha and Twaedi, and Iridi Fxiam, 148 Sparks Street, Ottawa. L M Fortier, H fiott, B Drew, operators; Kenneth Macdonald, batterynian; X Lefebvre and E Picard, line repairers. Dominion TsLEGBAPa Co. Main office, Elgin street. Branch offices — Parliament building, daring session, Russell House, E McGillivray's, Wellington street and York street. Joseph Atchison, manager; A F Boisoeau, receiving clerk; R Atchison, book-keeper; W Maber, T Hurley, J McMuliin, A Feaen, C Deejardins, A Dowdall, operators ; P Valois, repairer. • i IIUJTARY. Stiff Officer of Pensioners. — Capt Jamea Hesketh, 357 Sparks St. Pensioners paid on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd day of each quarter at the British Lion Hotel, Sparks Street. Voloutecr Kilitia Force. District Staff. — District No 4, Lieut-Col W H Jackson, DAG; Major Gregor Mattice, Brigade Major; Major David Wylie, Distiict Pay- master. Ottawa Field ^Battery — John Stewart, Captain Commanding; A 8 Woodburn, Paymaster ; Thos B Bentley, M D, Surgeon ; W McKay Wright and B Billings, Ist Lieut's ; B Savage, 2d Lieut; Jas Harris, Veter- inary Surgeon. Ottawa Brigade of Garrison Artit.ler?. — Lieut-Col James Egleson, Commanding, Arch'd Graham, W H Cluff, A P Patrick, Robert Cummings, Thos Evans, B S Tobin, Captains; W G Bedard, W L Heron, Le F A Maingv, Ist Lieuts ; C Kvan, James Grant, T Walker, E A Mara, A J Russell, Jas 8 Broueh, 2nd Lieuts ; , Paymaster; John Peacock, Quartermaster ; H T Corbett, Surgeon ; Duncan A Carmichael, Assistant Surgeon . 1st Battalion Governor General's Foot Guards. — Thomas Ross, Colonel ; William White, Major ; J P Macpherson, John Tilton, H S Weatherley, W H Lee, G M Patrick, A H Todd, Captains; McLeod Stewart, F W Mills, H G Dunlevie, Telniont Aumond, Lieutenants ; G H Bate, H W Griffin, F A Fleming, G Major, Fred Toller, C Graburn, Ensigns; Major H A Wicksteed, Paymaster; Captain John Walsh, Adjutant; Captain George Grant, (late of 100th regt,) Quartermaster; E C Malloch, M D, Sur- geon ; W R Bell, M D, Assistant Surgeon. 43rd "Carliton" Batallion of Infantry. — Head Quarters, Ottawa, John F Besrman, Lieut-Colonel ; William Corbett, W H Falls, Majors ; W Garvin, I Morgan, G Cook, R McGregor, J Kemp, Captains ; Henry Mc- Dougall, R Grant, J Carson, W Henderson, D Latimer, Lieutenants; R E Lyon, Paymaster; W H Cooper, Adjutant; J R Hanna, Quartermaster; D Beatty, M D, Surgeon ; P A McDougall, M D, Assistant Surgeon. Dominion of Canada Rifle Association. — Lieut-Col C S Gzowski, President; Allan Gilmour, Lieut-Col C J Brydges, Lieut-Col A E Botsford, Lieut-Col A K McKinlay, Vice-Presidents; John Langton, T D Harrington, Auditors; Lieut-Col Macpherson, Treasurer; LieutColSluart, Secretary. Fablic Companies. The Ottawa Agricultural Insurance Co. — Head Office, Wellington street. Hon Jas Skead, president; R. Blackburn, M P, vice-president; Hon. D Laird, W H Brouee, M P, Albert Hagar, M P, G W Eaton, Ira Morgan, Jamea Ferguson, G H Molloy, Hon L R Church, William Gibson, Goal Oil Lamps, &o, 0. 0. BEIFFENBTEIV, General Agent StISOELLANEOVS niREOTORT. 205 Id) batterynian ; Z. ICotvms' Sobs "Sapolio." 0, C. SEIFFENSTSHT, Qeneral Agent M P, J RochePter, M P, A S Woodburn, R D Fulton, M Wholehan, direc- tors 5 James Blackburn, secretary. Ottawa Gas Company. — Office, Elgin street. C T Bate, president ; E McGillivray, Francis Clemow, Jiu Currier, Thos Patterson, Hon Jas Skead, and S Howell, directors ; Francis Gletnow, managing director ; John Spittal, secretary-treasurer. Beechwood Cemetery Co. — J M Currier, Esq., M P, president. Directors, John Durie, secretary; CT Bate, treasurer; H N Bate, vice-president; William Conner, assistant-secretary ; B Batson, J T Pennock, Joan Sweet- land, M D; B Gordon, superintendent. The Ottawa Loan and Investment Co, — ^Provisional directors — W R Bell, M D, Win White, Jas Praser, W Pennock, A S Woodburn ; Provisional Solicitor, T F Nellis; Bankers, Ontario Bank. Ottawa City Passenger Railway Go. — General office, New Edinburgh ; Thomas C Keefer, president ; Thos Reynolds, vice-iresident ; J M Currier, M P, W G Perley, Robert Blackburn, M P, H Merrill, M McNaughton, directors ; Robert Surtees, secretary ; D S Eastwood, treasurer ; William A Maokinnon, superintendent. St Lawrence and Ottawa Railway Co. — Managing Director's office, Wellington street. Thomas Reynolds, managinj? director ; A G Peden, sec- treasurer and general passenger agent; J M Taylor, general freight agent, Ottawa and Prescott; Calvin Dame, locomotive superintendent, Prescott; J G Macklin, resident engineer, Ottawa; E K Clare, station agent, Sussex Street; J A Houston, station agent, Chaudiere, ( ttawa. Canada Central Railway Co. — Offices, Elgin street, opposite the Russell House ; Depot, LeBreton Fiats. President, HL Redhead; Managing Direc- tor, Hon A a Poster ; secretary and trea, A B Chafi'ee; local superintendent, T A McKinnon ; mechanical superintendent, H A Alden ; accountant. Archer Baker ; general freight and passenger agent, W S Eaton ; operator, E G Lalonde. Union Forwarding and Railway Co, — R S Casaels, president; C O Kelly, vice-president ; Henry McKay, Gilbert Scott, T H Thomson, D K Cowley, W R Thistle and H K Egan, directors ; Henry Chepmell, sec-treas ; John Murphy, book-keeper ; Samuel Dyde, freight agent ; F. Percival, clerk. The Ottawa Iron and Steel Manv/acturing Company, (limited). — Directors — President, Hon James Skead, vice-president Dominion Board of Trade ; Vice-President, R S Cassels, president Union Forwarding Co ; J H Woodman, Manager Ontario Bank, Ottawa ; G B Bnrland, President Bank Note Company, Montreal ; Edward Haycock ; Secretary, D. West. The Dominion of Canada Plumbam Co {Limited,) Capital £100,000 Stg. In 10,000 Shares of £10 eacA.— Directors : England— J D Fletcher, London; G Allhusen, Newcastle-on-Tyne ; J N Sears, London. Hon R W Scott, W H Walker, J T PennocL Ottawa. Chairman: J D Fletcher; Canadian Chairman: Hon R London Secretary: R S Archbold. Canadian Secretary and Managing Director: W H Walker. Office, London— 2 New Broad Street, K C. Office, Ottawa — Elgin and Sgarks Street. Bankers, London — The Union Bank ; Ottawa — The Quebec Bank. BGAD6. Canada — London W Scott. Bytown and Nmean Macadamized Road Cbmwany.— George Arnold, President; Charles H Pinhey, Sec-Treas ; James D Slater, George Arnold, Thomas Graham, William Graham, and Reeve for time being for Nepean, Directors. T. Wi KENNT & SONS) Kerohant Tailors, Oatfltt«rs and direct Importers of English and Scotch Olothi aad Tweeds, and Irish Ftieses, 140 Sparks Street, Ottawa- Ir I III 'tf^ Kb ■»»N 206 MISOBLtiANBOUS DiaSOTOBY. .r :• ■ p h 'f. i,- r i .H- !• H T. W. KBIVT ft S0H8, Mnokant Tulon, Oat&ttert and tUreet Importen of Engliih and Sootoh Clotha and Tweeds, and Irish Frie>e«, 149 Sparks Street, Ottawa. Ottawa and Gloucester Road Company. — C T Bate, President; A Mann, Sec-Treas; E McGillivray, C 'I' Bate, John Graham, F Cleniow, John Roberts, Directors; — , Solicitor; Quebec Bank, Bankers. Ottawa Montreal and Russell Consolidated Road Co. — William Wilson, President; James Wadsworth, R Lees, John Roberts, Z Wilson, Directors; K Leea, Solicitor ; Merchants' Bank, Bankers ; H Chepmell, Sec-Treas. STEAMBOATS. iv " Montreal and Ottawa Forwarding Co. — Canal Basin — Malcolm Mc- Naughton, C T Bate, directors ; Dennis Murphy, agent in Ottawa; W Durie, B Hall, A Gushing, clerks; A O'Neil, storeman. Sincennes and McNaughton Line. — Canal Basin- — M McNanghtoii, agent. Ottawa River Navigation Co. — Queen's Wharf, foot of Sussex — R W Shepherd, president, Montreal ; E Scott, secretary, Montreal; H W Randolph, agent ; J T Sutton, ticket agent, Russell House Block . Stea»)er " Peerless," Capt Bowie, leaves the above wharf every morning at 7 o'clock, Sundays excepted; the steamer " Queen^ Victoria," leaves the above wharf eyery afternoon at 5 o'clock, Saturdays and Sundays excepted. STAGE ROUTES. a Ottawa and Aylmer Mail Line. — Moses Holt, proprietor ; leaves the Union House, Elgin Street, at 6 a m daily, (Sundays excepted.) Ottawa and Aylmer Stage. — Moses Holt, proprietor ; leaves the Revere House, Sussex street, at 6 a m ; and J P Dorney s. City Hotel at 6 10 am, daily, (Sundays excepted.) On Saturdays, at 6 p m. Ottawa and Aylmer Stage. — R H Klock, proprietor ; leaves daily, (Sun- days excepted.) Ottawa and Carillon Stage.— LetLvea the Chicago House, Clarence Street, daily, in winter, at 6 30 p m, (Saturdays excepted.) Hastey'a Gatineau Mail Stage Line. — Leaves the Albion Hotel, Nicholas Street, at 5 30 a m, daily, (Sundays excepted) for Ironside, Chelsea, Kirk's Ferry, North Wakefield, Aylwin, &c, to River Desert. Ottatca and Richtmid Stage. — Leaves the British Lion Hotel, Sparks Street, daily. Ottawa and Billing's Bridge Stage. — Leaves the British Lion Hotel, Sparks Street, four times each day. Ottawa and BockviUe Stage.— Le&veB the Sappers' Bridge, four times each day. CHVBCHES. Baptist CAMrcA.— Queen street, south side, near Elgin. Rev A A Cameron, nuiniater. Hours of service, 11 am and 7 pm; Sunday school, 3 pm. St Andrew's (7AMrcA.— Wellington street, south, side. Rev D M Gordon, B D, minister, Hours of service, 11 a m and 7 pm, Sabbath school, at 3 p m; prayer meeting and lecture, on Wednesday, at 7 30 p m. Preshyttrimi Church, — Bank street, west aide. Rev Wm Moore, minister. Hotirs ot service, 11 a m and 7 pm; Wednesday at 7^ p m, Presbyterian Church. — Daly street, south side. Rev W Armstrong, minister. Hours of service, 11am and 6^ p m ; Wednesday at 7 p m. Ui B. Bvfleotor Oompany. 0. SEUTENBTEIK, 0«neral Agent ''':J":*''^'^' Moore, mipieter. MISCELLANEOUS DIBEOTOBT. 20T AroUtMtiml Iron Works Company, N.7. . Q. 0. BBHTENSTEIN, Ageni Presbyterian Church (Knox Church). — City Hall square. Rev W J Parries, minister. Hours of service, 11 a ui and 7 p in ; vVedncroday at 7^ p m. Cathedral Notre Dame. — Sussex street, east aide. The Bishop. Rev D Daiidurand, Rev John Molloy, POM I, Rev John O'Connor, D D^ Revs Isidore Champagne, and Geo Bouillon, priests. Hours of service, C a m, 3 a m, 10 a m, and 3 p m. Oatho^-f" Apoatolie Church . — Albert street, south side. Rev Frs Codd, minister. Hours of service, 10 a m and 6 p ni ; week days at 6 a m and 5 p m. Eucharist service every Sunday and every fourth Tuesday at 10 a xxv . Christ Church (Church of England). — Sparks street, south side. Rev J S Lauder, Archdeacon of Ottawa, M A, rector; Rev John May, M A, asst minister. Hours of service. Ham an,d 7 pm. (Free seats in the evening.) Church of St Alban the Martyr — Free Seat (Church of England) . — Daly street, north side. Rev Canon T B Jones, M A, L L D, rector. Hours of service, 8 a m, II a in and 7pm; Sunday school, 8 p m. Holy Communion every Sunday and on the Church festivals. Daily service at 9 a m and 6 p m. Congregational Church.-^CoTner of Albert and Elgin streets. Rev J G Sanderson, pastor. Hours of service, 11 a m and 7 p m. Sabbath school, 10 a m and 3 pm; bible class, Monday, 8 pm; lecture and prayer meeting, Wednesday, 8pm. Emmanuel Church {Reformed Episcopal), — Corner of Elgin and Glou- cester streets. Rev H M Collison, rector. Hours'of service, eleven a m and seven p m. . ' Episcopal Methodist Church. — Bridge street, west side. Rev Joseph Young, minu^ter. Hours of service, 11 a m atvd 6^ p m. Episcopal Methodist Church. — Dalhousie street, east side. Rev R M Pope, minister. 1" """ of service, 11 a m and 6^ p m. St Anne's On, ', -'Jttawa street, south side. Rev J B Alleaw, P P. Hours of service, J a m, 10 a m and 7 p m. St Jean Baptiste CVmrcA.— LeBreton Flats. Rev E A Porcile, P P. Hours of service, 8 a m and 10 a m. St John the Evangelist (Church of England). — Sussex street, west side. The Right Rev J Travers Lewis, D D, L L D, Bishop of the Diocese of Ontario, rector; residence Daly st. Rev H Pollard, MA, asst minister. Hours of service, 11 am and 7 pm. St Joseph Church.— WUhrod street. Rev M Pallier, P P. Hours of service — Sundays and holidays. Mass at 6, 8, and 10 a m. Vespers, 7 p m St Patrick's Church. — Corner Hugh and Gloucester streets. Rev John Collins, P P. Hours of service, 8 a m, 10 a m, and 7 pm. Methodist Church. — Besserer street, north side. Rev Mr Sparling, minister. Hours of service, I2i a, m and 7 p m; Wednesday, at 7 o m. Methodist Church. — Metcalfe street. Rev William J Hunter, minister. Hours of service, Ham and 7 p m. Wednesday lecture, at 8 pm. Methodist Church. — Richmond Road. Rev Mr Cantpbell, minister. Hours of service, 11 a m and 7 p m. German Lutheran Church, Wilbrod Street.— ^es Sena August, minister. REUGIOUS AND BENEVOLENT INSnTUTIONS. Ottawa Auxiliary Bible Society. — Patron, His Excellency the Governor General ; President, Geo Hay ; Vice-Presidents, the lion Malcolm Cameron, T. W. KENNT * 80V8, Merohuit Tailors, Outfittert and direct Importer! of EngUah and Seotoh Olotlui and Tweeds, and Irish Frieies, 149 Sparks Street, Ottawa. I , t' Ml iM m Mi m m m m m II I m I ,,'S --ml V IT- 1 " • m it' ■■^•;^i". 'f-lu'- 208 MIS0£LLAMEO'(TS DIBXOTOBT. I'Wi I i I H|!,: i T. W. KENHT ft SOire, Iterohut TaUora, Ontfltten and iinet Lnporton of Inglish and Sootoh Cflioths and Tweeda, and Irish TrieieK, 149 Bparki Street, Ottawa. Wm Cleeg, Wm Goubens, Wm Elamilton, James Henry, P LeSueur, Qeorge May, W A McAgy, John Thorburn, Thomas Vaux ; Cor-Sec, the Rev D M Gordon, B D ; Rec-Secretary, Rev R Gavin ; Treasurer, C.W Jenkins ; Depositary, John Durie, senior. County of Carleton General Pi'otestant Hospital. — Foot of Rideau street. George Hay, president; J P Featherston, vicerpresident; Wm Oousens, sec- retary; Alexander Workman, treasurer; Geo^adler, steward; Consulting Physicians, Drs Hill, Grant and Sweetland ; attending physicians, Drs McGillivray, McDoagall, Churcli, Wright and Leggo. Directors — Geo Hay, John Durie, TOP nley, James Peacock, Z Wilson, Thomas Patterson, John Roberts, G Mr ..mer, W Pennock, W. Cousens. Life Directors — Alex. Workman, James ivIcCracken, Richard Bishop, A M Dole, Jaa k ("a^nond, John Heney, Edw McGillivray, A Mann, J P Featherston, Hon M C^mdron, H V Noel, Geo May, Wm Mills, Ira Morgan, W H Butler, John Graham, Alex Fraser, William Cherry, R Cumminga, Amos Rowe, B Batson, Isaac Moore, Philip Thompson, James McLaren, Samuel Howell, Robert Surtees, James Egleson, Thomas McGarity, I B Taylor, Wm H Walker, William R Thistle,! W Kenny, H F Bronson, B B Eddy, C B Wright. Jas Clarke, R Blackburn, Sandford Fleming, Thcs Reynolds, J M Currier. The Board meets first Tuesday in every month, at the hospital at 4 p m. General Hospital. — Bolton strvet. Under the superintendeKCe of the Sisters of Charity Sister Sauve, directress ; Sister St Jean, economist ; Dr Hill, consulting pliysiciitn ; Drs Beaubien, St Jean, Robillard and Lynn, Burgeons. Protestant Orphans' Home. — Albert street. Mrs H F Bronson, Ist directress; Mrs E B Eddy, 2nd directress; Mrs Alexander Christie, 3rd directress ; Mrs. J Thorburn, recording-secretary ; Mrs A Scott, correspond- ing-secretary ; Mrs. T Ross, treasurer ; S C Malloch, M D, attending phy- sician; Hamnett Hill, M D, and J A Grant, M D, consulting physicians; Mrs Fraser, matron and general superintendent; Miss Simms, teacher. About thirty orphans in the home. St Patrick^ s Orphan Asylum. — D O'Connor, president; Wm McCaffrey, vice-president; Wm V/all, treasurer; Richard Devlin, secretary; Rev Dr O'Connor, spiritual director; Sisters Fitzmaurice and St George, matrons. St Joseph's Orphan Asylum. — Cor Cathcart and Sussex streets. Sister £ Thibaudeau, superioress; Sister St Cecilia, directress. Establisheil in 1860, under the care of tlie Grey nuns. Number of orphans and aged per- sons admitted since its foundation, 300. Si Charles Asylum for Aged People, — Under the care of the Sisters of Charity. Sister Lavoie, directress. Society of St Vincent de Paul. — Established for the relief of the poor. Particular Council of Ottawa. — P O'Meara, president ; Romuald La- pierre, vice-president; F X Disloge, secretary; C Carleton, treasurer. There are four conferences in Ottawa of this society, composed as follows : Ist. Conference of Our Lady, of Ottawa. — John O'Reilly, president ; J F Caldwell, vice-president ; G O'Keefe, secretary ; Neil McCaul, treasurer. The conference meets every Sunday at 2 o'clock, p m, in St Vincent's Hall, Sussex Street. 2nd. Conference de Notre Dame. — Edouard Miio^te, president; Romuald Lapierre, Is^t vice-president; Hilaire Pinard, 2nd vice-president; L J Casault, secretary; rierre Rivet and F Rochon, treasurers. The conference meets every Sunday at two o'clock, p m, in St Vincent's Hall, Sussex street. Baboook Fire Apparatu. Q. 0. BEIFFBHSTBIN, QnetalAgeat. '.;!*•' I of the Sisters of MISCELLANEOUS DIBKOTORY. 209 Coal Oil GooUsg Stores. 0, C. BSSTEKSTEIN, Qwanl Agent 3rd. Conference of St Joseph. — William Kehoe, president; E T^tu, vice-president; Francois Desloge, secretary; C Carlton, treasurer. The conference meets every Sunday at noon, in the vesteryof St Joseph's Church. 4th. Conference of St Patrick. — Charles McCarthy, president; John Quain, vice-president; P G Leyden, secretary ; Denis Eean, treasurer. The conference meets every Sunday at noon, in the vestry of St Patrick's church. United Protestant Benefit Society. — Incorporated by act of Parliament. Thomas H Kirby, president ; W Porter, Ist vice-president; H Hinds, 2nd vice-president; M Lyons, secretary; William Hill, dnancial secretary; H Davis, treasurer; Dr Sweetland, physician; H Pollard, chaplain; Dr Sweetlaud, J Morse and H Fellows, trustees; Savings Department of the Ontario Bank, bankers. An efficient committee and stewards. Society meets in Rowe's Hall, liideau street, lirst Monday in every month, at eight o'clock, p m. Youmj Men's Christian Association. — Organized 1867. Kooms, 30 0'Connor"it;treet. George May, president; W J Topley and P W Radford, vice-presidents; B H Teakles,' treasurer ; R G Bovill, general secretary; E D Parlo'v, recording secretary; C K Chubbuck, librarian; H Robinson, W A Larnb, C Ross, G W Grant, M Orme, S F Cox and R Porgic, directors. Strangers CMoing to the city are invited to attend the weekly meetings held on Tuesday and Saturday evenings at 8 o'clock, at their rooms as above. Free reaiiing room open daily. NATIONAL, LinQEtASY AND SQENTEEIC SOCIETIES, &o. St George's Society. — Hon Ja| Skead, president; Henry Meadows, 1st ice-president; Samuel Rogers, 2nd vice-president; James Slocombe, treasurer ; Ralph J Cook, secretary ; W R Truman, Wm Mills, L K Clisby, T Huckell, R Stevens, B Huckell, and C H H Nicholls, committee of man- agement; F Satchell, A Bufton, F Evans, and E Hawkins, stewards; Rev if Pollard, and Rev T D Phillips, chaplains . J Sweetlaud, physician ; T Kirby and J F Brown, auditors. St Andrew's Society — J A Grant, president; J P Robertson, ist vice- t)resideni; R Cassels, jr, 2nd vice-president; A Mann, treasurer; D C lobertson, recording secretary; Wm Johnston, corresponding secretary ; F H Chrysler, solicitor ; Rev f) M Gordon, B D, chaplain ; Drs ItfcGillivray and.fHenderson. Managers — J Peacock, convener; J W Russell, John Smith, James Harris, Henry Tnglis, Geo Stockand, Geo McFarlane, Hugh Stalker, A H Taylor. Auuitors-^ Peacock, Alex Taylor. St Patrick's Lttei'urfi Association. — W H Waller, president; William Kehoe, 1st vice-president; P A Egleson, treasurer ; J M Goulden, corres- ponding secretary; John Casey, recording secretary; Thomas O'Connor, assistant; John McStravick, librarittn ; Michaol Starrs, grand marshal ; Trustees— W Kehoe, Wm White, W H Waller, T O'Connor, John Heney, J M Goulden, S Bingham, P A Ryan, W Wall, John Quain, P A Egleson, W Slattery, J Casey, J McStravick, M Starrs. Meets first Tuesday in every month at their half, in Sussex street. St Jean Baptiste Society. — Joseph Tasse, president ; J G Coursolle.-^, 1st vice-president; H Pinard, 2nd vice-president; J V De Boucherville, recording secretary ; F R A Carapeau, corresponding secretary ; J W Peachy, trep.f.urer. Marshal — C Drapeau. Inatiiut Canadien Irancais. — Joseph Tasse, president ; Dr St Jean, 1st vice-president ; Durocher, 2nd vice-president ; , corresponding secretary; L J Casault, librarian. T. W. K£NHT ft SONS, Herohant Tailors, Outfitters and direct Importers of English and Sootoh Olotlu and Tweeds, and Irish Friezes, 149 Sparks Street, Ottawa. b2 I,- i' m V ! i m ■'/''{■''■ |V.ili m .1 ■ ' s m m m 1 ." s.' Xm ■-hi ;,> ;'■ 'Mil*''' ■ , ^v :•■ I ! ' ■ Mli : ■. > ?! • ft H' ■^ 'm ■I !',!>'■ f- ' 1 ■ I m 'h li'i > .* 1 i ' f' i if i 1'-f '111) * • ,( f ( f :; ; f 1^ I: %'i< ^ \ 210 MI80XLL4NEOUS DIREOTOKY. T. W. XSnnr ft sons, Kerohant Tailon, OatAtten and direet Importon of Xngliah •nd Sootoh Cloths and Tweeda, and Irish Friezes, 149 Sparks Street, Ottawa. Union St Joteph d'Ottawa. — P G Godbout, president; Jules Lemieux, ler vice-president ; J J Fink, 2eine vice-president ; J B Lamontagne, secre- taire ; Damas Desnoyers, assistant secretaire ; Jules Leblanc, secretaire correspondant; L A Grieon, tresorier; A A Rocque, ler collecteur ; Emery Richard, 2eme collecteur; A Potvin, assistant collecteur; Vincent Daze, 2eme assistant collecteur ; Alfred Lemieux, bibiiothecaire ; Charles Goulet, assistant bibiiothecaire; Gilbert Julien, Offlcier Ordonateur. Sociiti St Pierre. — L Z Ghabot, President; Thos Pruneau, ler Vice do; Louis Goneau, 2eme Vice do ; Charles Dugal, Secretaire ; L N Boily, Aset do ; Loni4 Gratton, Secretarie Correspondant; Jean Champagne, Treworier; P R Valiquette, Collecteur ; A Eschembach, Asst do ; Janvier Massie, Bibiiothecaire; Jean Jj .'au, Asst do ; Basile Champagne, Charles Potvin, Commissaires Ordonar i. Ottawa Literary a .d Scientific Society. — Rooms, Sparks near O'Connor. Incorporated by act of Parliament, 24th December, 1809. John Thorburn, President; Thos Kirby, Ist Vice-President; E A Meredith, 2nd VicePreei- dent; H P Hill, Secretary; James G White, Treasurer; W D LeSueur, B A, Librarian; William White, curator; G Wicksteed, Thos Hector, P H Chrysler, Members of Council ; John Jackson, Custodian. CLUBS. Ottawa Turf Club. — Joseph Aumond, president; E Sherwood, vice- ? resident. Committee — Alonzo Wright, M P, A H Baldwin, M McNaiighton 7 McKay Wriglit, M P, R S Casseis, p McLachlin, T H Thomson, Weldon Champness ; E C Barber, sec-treas. Ottawa Cricket Club.— Q P Baker, president; W McKay Wright, M P, JM Currier, M P, vice-presidents; P H Chrysler, treasurer; A W Powell, secretary. Committee — Revd. T D Phillips, chairman; C H Brodie, J Brunei, W R Baker, W H Fitzgerald, T B Bentley, M D. Ottawa Curling Club. — Rink, Slater street, north side ; organized 1862 ; affiliated with the Royal Caledonia Club of Scotland, His Excellency the Earl of Dufferin, patron; Allan Gilmour, president; T McKay, Ist vice- president; Henry Inglis, 2nd vice-president; John Thorburn, 3rd vice- ? resident; G Hutchison, secretary-treasurer. Committee of management, ' Gallagher, J Birkett, T M Blasdell. Representative members, Alex C Hutchison', A W Ogilvie. Rideau Club. — Wellington near Metcalfe; incorporated under the Act of the Legislature of Canada, 29th Vic, cap 98, 1865. Executive Committee. J M Currier, M P, president; Hon J H Cameron, M P, Hon P Mitchell, M P, Hon G W Allan, Alonzo Wright, M P, Hon R J Cartwright, M P, H V Noel, J Tilton, Lieut-Col W Powell, R S Cassels. Auditors, A J Cambie, B Bataon; bankers, Quebec Bank; H V Noel, treasurer; Robert Sinclair, hon sec'y; Jas Carter, secretary; E P Jones, steward. AORICULTUBAL SOCIEXIEB. City of Ottawa Ap^-icultwral Society. — Hon J Skead, president; J M Currier, let vice-presid nt ; G W Eaton, 2nd vice-president; W Cowan and A Burritt, auditors ; A S Woodburn, secretary-treasurer. Directors— J P Featherston, mayor, Alonzo Wright, M P, W McKay Wrijght, M P, N Robertson, Ira Morgan, A McKellar, R Surtces, R Cummings, JMather, find R Kenny. County of Carleton Agricultural Society. —John Dawson, president; v. 8. Befleotor Company. 0. 0. BEIFFENSTEIN, Qmwal Agent, iporton of Ingliih ItTMt, Ottawa. ; Jules Lemieux, imontagne, B^cre- sblanc, secretaire lollecteur ; Emery rj Vincent Daze, ; Charles Goulet, ir. [leau, ler Vice do; jNBoily,A88tdo; gne, TrcHorier ; P Janvier Massie, e, Charles Potvin, rka near O'Connor. , John Thorburn, Lh, 2nd Vice-Preei- (r ; W D LeSueur, ThoB Hector, F H E Sherwood, vice- rin, M McNaughton [ Thomson, Weldon cKay Wright, M P, lurer; A W Powell, an; C H Brodie, D. ; organized 1 862 ; is Excellency the McKay, let vice- lorburn, 3rd vice- ee of management, ive members, Alex ated under the Act ecutive Committee. Hon P Mitchell, M rtwright, M P, H V itors, A J Cambie, r; Robert Sinclair, ,d, president; J M ent ; W Cowan and Br. Directors — J P Wright, M P, N ,ng8, J Mather, and )awson, president; twral Agwt. MISOILLANKOITS DIRBOTOkY. 211 irehltoetval Iron Works Compuy, 2T.7. 9. 0. BEIFTENSTEIN, Agent M K Dickinson, Nepean, let vice-president ; W Kidd, Burritt's Rapids, 2nd vice-president; A Abbott and W Arnold, auditors; W Corbett, Bell's Cor- ners, secretary-treasurer. Directors — Thomas Clark, Hugh Davidson, Jas Janiieson, W Thomson, Allan Grant, G W Eaton, John Hodgins, James Hodgins, D McDougall, H Oourlay, A S Woodburn. County of Russell Agricultural Society. — John Kennedy, Osgoode, president; Alex Stuart, Osgoode, Ist vice-president; Jas Severight, Glou- cester, 2nd vice-president: Ira Morgan, Metcalfe, secretary-treasurer. Directors — John Canipl)ell, Osgoode; John Mclnnis, Osgoode; James Johnston, Gloucester; William Fenton, Gloucester; P McDonald, Oseoode; W Eadie, Russell ; J McNab, Osgoode ; Duncan Cummings, Rust'sU ; George Lang, Gloucester. EDUCATIONAL. Young Ladies Literary Institute. — Conducted by the Grey Nuns, Notre Dame du Sacre Coeur, Rideau st, Ottawa. Sister Therese de Jesus, supe- rioress ; assisted by thirty one teachers. Present number of pupils — boarders, 10\, ; daily, 180. Church of England Ladies School. — Wellington st, Ottawa. — Estab- lished 1869. Incorporated 1871. Visitors— The Right Rev the Lord Bishop of Ontario, the Ven Archdeacon of Kingston, and the Vcn Archdeacon of Ottawa. Council — The Ven Archdeacon Lauder, chairman ; J D Slater, Judge Lvons, W R Wright, J A Torrance, G W Wicksteed, G P Baker, Francis Clemow, G May; W R Wright, treasurer; Rev H Pollard, secretary. Lady Principal — Miss Mann, assieted by an efficient staff of teachers. Ottawa Ladies College — Incorporated by Act of Parliament, Dec. 17th, 1869. H F Bronsnn, president; John Sweetland, MD 1st vice-president J Rev W Moore, 2nd vice-president. Board of management — Hon James Skead, R Blackburn, M P, E B Eddy, Rev D M Gordon, B D, John M Garland, John R Booth, James Rochester, Alex Mutchmor, Edward McGilliyray, J Cunningham, A S Woodburn, Thos McKay. £ P Jackson, y A, principal ; John Dickie, bursar. Convent arid Mother House of the Grey Nuns, with Novitiate and Academy — Corner Sussex and Bolton sts — Rev mother E Bruyere, superior feneral. 185 professed nuns; 80 novices and postulants; 160 day pupils, his community directs 24 establishments, comprising educational and charitable institutions; 20 of which are in the diocese of Ottawa, 3 in the Ciocese of Albany, and 1 in the diocese of Buffalo. City of Ottawa Collegiate histitute. — Nepean street. — John Thorburn, M A, rector; John McMillan, B A, 1st assistant; Rev T D Phillips, M A, 2nd assistant; Thos Hislop, 3ri assistant; Rev Marc Ami, French teacher. Trustees — E McGillivray, chairman; J P Featherston, G Hay, Wm Pennock, A Rowe, Jas Warnock, Rev D M Gordon, B D, F Clemow ; John Pennock; secretary and treasurer; M Nile, messenger. Seminary for Young Ladies, a branch of "^' ilia Maria" establishrrient of Montreal; Gloucester, bet Elgin and Metcalfe sts — Conducted by the ladies of the congregation of Notre Dame. Sister St Gabriel, superioress. Present number of pupils, 154. St Mary's Academy, Wellington street. Sister Mary of the Immaculate Conception, directress. Present number of pupils, 100. St FamiUe House. — LeBreton Flats. Sister St Charles, directress. Present number of pupils, 120; 2 teachers. The University of Ottawa. — Wilbrod Street. Very Rev A Pailler, I. W. KENNT k SONS, Merchant Tailors, Outfitters and direct Importers of EnglUh and Sootob Olctiu and Tweeds, and Irish Irieses, 149 Sparks Street, Ottawa, fill .f i V.:c\ ■^' r I it m ::vi ill m\ ■'V "11. !•' ' n ■' ""■' ^v■i,i: i. hW' Iff ■i I i' 9:' i! H ;4 ' hi i' h >„,,;; '.: f. 212 MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY. T. W. XHnrr * sons, Merchant Tailon, Oatfitten and dirc/et Importers of SngUih and Bootoh Olotlu and Tweedi, and Iriah Frieaei, 140 Bparka Btreat, Ottawa. superior. Profensors — Rev J H Tabaret, zoology, etc ; Rev J Foumier, moral theology; Rev J Filiutre, dogmatical theology; Rev J Nolain, mental {thilosophy; Rev L Bennett, Greek Tiingunge; Rev R Barrett, Latin language; lev G ot Liiwrence, English language; — Lagier, French language ; Rev P Paquin, mathematicH ; M E Harnois, burnar. Notre Dame School. — Murray street. In charge of the Grey Nuns. 740 pupils, U teachers. Si Ann's School. In charge of the Grey Nuns. 130 pupils, 2 teachers. MASONIC. District Dqmty Grand Master for the Ottawa District. — R W Wra R White, Pembroke. Gedcliah Council It and S Manons of Canada, No. 8 — 111 comp W Kerr, Thr ill M ; ill comp \V M Somciville, R ill M ; ill comp E Butterworth, ill M of W ! ill comp Dr Mostyn, chaplain ; ill comp W H Tracey, treasurer ill comp C S Scott, rec; ill comp T P Stiff, M of C; ill comp J D Wallis, Cap of G; ill comp W Johnson, cond ; ill comp A Irving, jr, steward; J Sweetman, sentinel. Meets the third Monday in e'^ch month. Carletm R A Chapter, No U 6 R C— V Ex comp Wm Kerr, Z; P Ex comp W M Somerville, Past Z; Ex comp C S Scott, H; Ex comp B B Butterworth, J; comp W H Bennett, scribe E ; comp John Orr, scribe N ; comp J D Wallis, prin S, comp W M Somerville, trcas; J Sweetman, janitor Meets second Monday of every month. Dalhousie Lodge, A F and A M, No 52, G R C— Wor bro C 8 Scott, W M ; wor bro Jas Egleson, P M; bro Jas I) Wallis, 8 W; bro Wm Ander- son, J W; bro D Scott, treas; bro W C MacAgy, sec; bro Thos McKein, SD; bro G B Green, J D; rev bro H J Borthwick, chap; bros A J Kerr and H J Hellard, stewards; bro Wm Reynolds, I G; bro John Sweetmanj tyler. Doric Lodge, No 58, A F and A M, G R C— Wor bro William Kerr, W M; wor bro Amos Rowe, P M; bro John J Smith, 8 W ; bro H W Williams, J W ; bro John Graham, treasurer ; bro D P Williams, secretary; John McCarthy, tyler. Meets first Wednesday of every month. Corinthian I^odge, No 59, A F and A M, G R C. — Wor bro Robt Watson, W M ; wor bro Geo L Orme, P M ; bro Fred H Hunton, S W ; bro G S Shaw, J W ; bro Thos Patterson, treas , bro Joseph Potts, secy ; bro John Sweet- man, tyler. Meets third Thursday of every month at the Masonic Hall, Sussex street. (Hvil Service Lodge, F and A M, No 148, G R C. — Wor bro Jolin Walsh, master; wor bro Neil McLean, past mastar; bro J W Harper, treasurer; bro J Sweetman, tyler. Meets second Tuesday of every month at the Masonic hall, Sussex street. Builders Lodge, No 177, Fcind A M, G R C.—W broS Rogers, W M; wor bro E B Butterworth, P M; bro T Kean, S W; bro Wm Mills, J W; wor bro D Wilson, treaa ; wor bro Wm Rea, secy ; bro Wm Borthwick, S D ; bro A D McGregor, J D ; bro J Robertson, M C ; bros J F Gooch and J W Turley, stewards ; bro R J Cook, I G ; bro J McCarthy, tyler. Meets second Friday of every month at the Masonic Hall. Lodge of Fidelity, No 231, A Fand A M, G R C— Wor bro Wm Rea, W M; wor bro H Michaels, P M; bro A G McCormick, S W; bro I S WILLIAM BEA, Local Agent for London Masonic Blutaa). Benefit Association, 337 Slater Street, Ottawa. MISOELLANEOns TURECTOllY. 213 ict.—R W Win R teneflt Amooiation, Amount «f Seierve Fund of London Maionio Mutual Xonelit AMooUtion ilSfOOO.' Amount paid to XopreMmtativea cf Deceased Memben, $79,ftM.OO. Duffy, J W; bro Jas Birkett, trpas ; bro Alex Taylor, secy; broJO Oarno, 8 D; bro AV II Turner, J D; bro J A Caiiipliell, M C; bro8 W A Gibson and J Wileoii, ntewartls; brc J Carruthern, I G; bio J IdcCarthy, tyler. Meets second Wednesday oCeacb month. Chaudiere Lodge, F and A M, No 264, G E C— Meets first Monday in each month. London Masonk; Mutual Bknbfit Association. — Eetabliehed Decem- ber 27, 1870 ; incorporated 2nd March, 1874. Nuiubor of deaths in 4 years and 7 months, 46. Amount paid their reprosentativcH, $79,65.3. Amount deposited towards reserve fund, $12,000. The oliject of tiiis Anscciation is to provide for the Widows and Orphans of Dt'ceased Members, and also for members who may become bodily uiHabled, from loss of wight, hand, arm or leg, or from severe spinal injury. The Tariff oj Fees for Admissimi isa$ follotes: — For applicants between 21 and .30 yeurs of age, $3 ; 30 and .35, $5; 35 and 40, $8 ; 40 and 45, $12 ; 45 and 50, $20 ; 50 and GO, $30. William Rea, Local Agent, 337 Slater Street, Ottawa. FoRESTGRa' Lodge.— Court Pioneer, No 6607, Ancient Order of Foresters, held at the Foresters' Hall, William Street, Ottawa, every alter- nate Tuesday. Ed Price, C R G; John P Higman, SCR; Amos Marshall, 8 W ; Chas Miles, .1 W; John White, SB; Geo Stalley, J B; Chas Medlow, secretary ; Fredk Champness, treafiurev. Metropolitan Lodoe Canadian Order op Odd Fellows. — R J Cook, N G ; C G Clarke, V G; C Aird, sec; William McComb, asrt sec; William Berry, warden ; S Dilts, conductor; George Mowat, inside guard; Charles Qracey, outside guard; Jas Slocombe, lee master: P Mowat, PGM; Jos Yeoman, R S N G ; D Taylor, L S N G ; T Rhodes, li S V G ; H Veales, L 8 V G. Lodge meets first and tliird Friday each month at Odd Fellows' Hall, Rideau Street. Capital Lodge, I F, No 141.— F Gallagher, N G ; H K Smith, V G J R Conley, treas ; A Snuggs, rec sec ; T A Beckett, cor sec ; — Mc- Gregor, warden ; W J Neelin, conductor ; G D Thomson, R S N G ; W H Cooper, L S N G ; W Page, R S V G ; — Rutledge, L S V G ; H Kilt, RSS j George Sims, LSS; W Brown, G; Thos Beeson, J G; Jas McGaw, chaplain ; W Filiatrault, JPG. Lodge meets every Thursday night, in their Hall, in Heney's Block, on the corner of Sparks and O'Connor Streets. Visiting Brethren in the city are cordially invited to attend. Unity Loige, No 67, C F, M U.— Jonas Hagey, N G ; Richard Uglou, V G; Edward S Pooler, secretary ; Daniel Mowat, treasurer; George Loean, M D, surgeon. Meets every alternate Monday in Odd Fellows Hall, Riacau Street, at 7 30 p m. LOTAL ORANOB ASSOCIATION OF B. H. A. The Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of B. A. — ^The Most Worship- ful Grand Master and Sovereign, Mackenzie Bowell, M P, Belleville; Deputy Grand Master, Thos Deacon, M P P, Pembroke; Grand Secretary, Thos KeycH, St Catharines. The Right Worshipful Provincial Grand Lodge of Ontario East. — ^Right Worshipful Grand Master, John White, M P, Roshn ; Deputy Grand Master, T. W< KENNT & 80]?S, Merohant TailoTs, Oatfitters and direct Importers of Engliih and Sobtoh Cloths and Tweeds, and Irish Friezes, 149 Bpuks Street, Ottawa* ■.v! , I i(. . villi 1*? Il •■'mi dm , ifi) -.V * '.■ '■V ■4/;. -'M ■r:ms - ^ ■ ■' B. CHAMBERLIN, Queen's Printer. Ottawa, August, 1875. A'. A. jurod from tho ated Statutos, atod Statutes, ivil Proce, Deputy Mininter of the Interior. PRIVY COUNCIL. The Hon Alex McKenzie Mini.«ter of Public Works. " E Bliike Minister of .lu,stice. " A J Smith Minister of Marine and Finhericn. " U J Cartwright Mininter of Finance. " L Letellier oe St J\ist Mini.~iter of A).'riculture. •' David Laird Mininter of the Interior. " L8 Huntington President ot the Council . " Isaac Burpee Milliliter of Cnstome. " Thomas Coffin Ueceivcr General. " T Fournier Postmaster (.eneral. " ' H W Scott Secretary «if State. " Felix GeoflTrion Minister of inland itevenne. " W B Vail Minister of Militia. MEMBERS OP COUNC3IL NOT IN THE CABINET. The Right Hon Sir John A Macdonald, K C B. The Hon S L Tilley, C B, Lieut-Governor of New Brunswick. Sir AT Gait, ICC MG. " William McDougall, C B. " WPHowland, CB. ,* AG Archibald, Lieut-Governor of Nova Scotia. « Peter Mitchell. " Alex Campbell. « J C Chapais. Baboook Fire Apparatnt. 0. 0, BEIFFENSTEIK, General Agent 02 ■ii 'f ' i III" ■''iMI: III ill M ■m I I 1 m 218 DOMINION 05 inK. ^■1 If ;''f U h: %'■■• Coal Oil CooUng StoTM 0. 0. BSHTEHSTEIIT, Qeneral Agent. The Hon H L Langevin. " Sir Edward Kennv, Kt. « Sir John Rose, K'C MG. " Sir Francis Hincks, K C M G . '* Chriptoplier Dunk in. " Alexander Morris, Lieut-Govenmr of MaiiitobR. " James C Aikens. " Charles Tapper, C B, " John Henry rope. ' « John O'Connor. " Theodore Robitaille. « Thomas N Gibb. « Hugh McDonald. " A A Dorion. " David Chiistie. " Wm Ross. " DA Macdonald, Lieut-Governor of Ontario. PRIVY COUNCIL OFFICE (East Block.) Offioeks, Clekks and Servants. William A. Himsworth Clerk of the Privy Council. Joseph O Cot6 AsMistant Clerk of the Privv Council. F H Himsworth Ciork Henry Alexander " William Horace Lee " Lewis J Burpee . '* Frank Newby " FK Bennetts " W F Forsyth.. .- Private Secretary to President. Michael Naughton Doorkeeper and JJesaenger. Joseph Grenier Messenger. William Groomo " Wm Reynolds " Commissioner i'er DEDisira Potestatem. William A Himsworth Clerk of the Privy Council. The Railway Committee of the Privy Coukcil, Hon A Mackenzie Minister of Public Works. ** A J Smith " Marine and Fisiieries. " L Leiellier de St Just " Agriculture. " R W Scott Secretary of State. /* T Fournier Postmaster-General. The CoMMissioNEhs for the Ixri:::>fAL Economy or the House of Commons. Hon A Mackenzie Minister of Public Works. "T Fournier " Justice. ♦' Isaac Burpee ■ " Customs. " Thomas Coffin Receiver General., The Treasury Board and Sub-Committee of Council on Civil Service. Hon R J Cartwright Minister of Finance. " Isaac Burpee " Customs. *' Felix Geotfrion " Inland Revenue, " Thomas Coffin Receiver General. T. W. KGNNT & SONS, MoTohant Tailors, Ontfitters and direct Importers of English and Scotch Olotha and TirMdt, and Irish Frieies, 149 Sparks Street, OtUva. ill:. DOMINION GLIDE. 219 Civil Srrvicb. T. W. KEN NT & 80KS, Kerehant Tailon, Oatfltten ud direct Importon of Engluh and Scotch Cloths and Tweeds, and Irish Frieses, 148 Sparks Street, Ottawa. THE SENATE. (Has 77 members, being 24 each tor Ontario and Quebec, 10 each for Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, 4 for Prince Edward Island, 3 for British Columbia, and 2 for Manitoba.) The Hon. 1)avm> Christie, Spkaker. Robert LeMoime, Clerk of the Parliamekts. ONTARIO. Senators. P O Address. Hon Joint Hamilton Kingston. " Benjamin Sey n)our Port Hope. •' Walter H Dickson Niagara. " James Shaw Smith's Falls. " Alexander Campbell Toronto. " David Christie Paris. " James C Aikins Toronto. " David Reesor Markham. " Elijah Lenard London. '* William McMaster Toronto. " John Simp.son Bowmauville. " James Skead Ottawa. " David L Macpherson Toronto. " Donald McDonald Toronto. " Billa Flint Belleville. " George W Allan Toronto. " James Rea Benson St Catharine?*. " Ebenezer Perry Cobourg. " Frank Smith .'. Toronto. «' Robert Read Belleville. " Alexander Vidal ... » Sarnia. " George Alexander Woodstock. " Geo Brown Toronto. " Richard W Scott Ottawa. QUEBEC. Hon Jacques O Bureau Montreal. " Luc-Letellier de St Just Riviere-Ouelle. " John Hamilton ^ Hawkesbur}'. " Charles Cormier Plessisville. " David E Price Quebec. " Leandre Dumouchel Longueuil. " Louis Lacoste , Boucherville. ♦* Joseph P Armand Rivi^re-dcs-Prairies. , " Charles Wilson Montreal, " William H Chaffers St C6saire. " Jean B Guevremont Sorel. ♦• James Ferrier Montreal. " Thomas Ryan Montreal . " Jean Charles Chapais St Denis, Kamouraska. «' Alex Rene C De Lerv Quebec. '• Matthew Henry Cochrane Compton " Eugdiie Chenic Quewc. " Joseph H Bellerose St Vincent de Paul . « FXATrudel Montreal. U, S, Reflector Company. Ot. 0. BBIPPBN8TEIN, General Agent, ll'! I'll it ■k .i •i-v" ' ::^-^ (I'll m I'M i \u M a i : (,- 1 t ; ii % ' ,' f. 'i ' ti 220 DOMINION GUIDi;. Areliiteetnrtl Iron Works Oompaaj, N.Y. 9. C- BEQTSKSTEIIT, Agtnt. Senator. P. 0. Address. Hon Edward Goff Penny Montreal. " Pierre Baillargeon Quebec. " Hector Fabre Quebec. " Anselme Homere Paquet St Cuthbert-Berthier. NOVA SCOTIA. Hon Sir Edward Kenn v Halifax. " Thomas D Archibald Sydney, C B. " Robert B Dickey Amherst. " John Holmes..'. Fictou. " John Bourinot Sydney. " William Miller Arichat. " Archibald W McLean Londonderry. " A Mact'arlane Wallace. " Jeremiah Northnp Halifax. " Henry A N Kaulback Lunenburg. NEW BRUNSWICK. Hon Amos E Botsford Westcock, Westmoreland. " John Robertson St John, " William H Odell Fredericton. " David VVark Fredericton . " John Ferguson Bathurst. " Robert D Wilmot Be'mont, Sunbury. " Abner Reid McClelan Hopewell, Albert County. " John Glasier Sunbury. " James Dever St John. " William Miiirhead Chatham. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. Hon Donald Montgomery Park Corner. " Robert Poore Haythorn Charlottetowo. *' Thomas Heath naviland CharlottetowL'. " George W Howlan Alberton. BRITISH COLUMBIA. Hon Robert W W Carrall Barkerville. " Clement F Cornwall Ashcroft. " William John Macdonald Victoria. MANITOBA. Hon Marc Amable Girard St Boniface. " John Sutherland Kildonan. THE SENATE OiTICES (East Half Centrb Block). Okfic!:r3, Ci-erks, and Servants. Robert LeMoine, Clerk, master in chancery, cashier and accountant. Fennings Taylor, Deputy cl< k, clerk assistant and master in chancery. E L Montizainbert, Law clerk, clerk of committees and English translator. Rev Canon Johnston, Chaplain. James Adamson, First English clerk and clerk of English journals. Peter Miller, Second Enylieh clerk and clerk of routine and proceedings. Neil W McLean, Third English clerk and clerk of private bills. T. W. KENNY & SONS, Merchant Tailors, Outfitters and direct Importers of English and Scotch CloiliB and Tweeds, aud IriEh>rrie2es, 149 Sparks Street, Ottawa. ■il ,■!!' .,!m;,'"',i.-:...,ii: ,1 m, Ag«nt. iS. rtrBerthier. B. rry. , Westmoreland. on. on. Sunbury. , Albert County. ner. tOWD. tOWL' . le. ce. Blook)' ;ountant. n chancery, ish translator, )urnals. proceedings. le. era of Eaglieh and Ottawa. i ■ < DOiMtNION GUIDR. 221 T. W. KXHNY A SONS, Kerohant Tailors, Outfitters and direct Importers of English and Sootch Cloths and Tweeds, and Irish Frieses, 149 Sparks Street, Ottawa. A A Bo'icher, Chief Frencli translator and clerk. Alfred Garneau, First French translator and clerk. J dp St De LeMoine, Clerk of Frencli journals, second French translator and sergeunt-at-arnis. Ivanhoe Tache, Assistant clerk of French journals and deputy sergeant-at- arms R W Stephen, Assistant accountant and clerk. Alexander Soutter, Junior clerk. R Edward Kimber, Qentleman usher of the black rod. J B Myrand, Postmaster. Peter Dunne, Housekeeper. S I Jones, news-room keeper. Pierre Rattey, Doorkeeper. , Speaker's messenger. James Doherty, Wardrobe, etc. P Gilbert, Bank messenger. Charles Young, Permanent messenger. Thomas Wheeler, " " Sessional Messengers — L Robitaille, J Dunne, J Wingfield, Archambault, J H Pelletier. Sessional Pages — J N Rattey,, Thomas Davis, Alpine F Grant W H Bucke. Commissioners for Administkrinq thk Oath to Members. Robert LeMoine Clerk of the Senate. Fennings Taylor Deputy Clerk of the Senate. THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. (Has 206 members, bein^ 88 for Ontario, 65 for Quebec, 21 for Nova Scotia, 16 for New Brunswick, 6 lor Prince Edward Island, 6 for British Columbia, and 4 for Manitoba.) The Hon. T. W. Akolin, Speaker. Alfred Patrick, Clerk of the House. Constituencies. ONTAKIO. Members. P. O. Addrest. Addington Schuyler Shibley Napanee Algoma ..» E B Barron Sault St Marie Both well David Mills Clearville Brant N Gavin Fleniing Glen Morris do S William Patereon Brantford Brockville Jacob D Buell Brockville Bruce N John Gillies Paisley . do S HonEBlake Toronto Cardwell Hon J H Cameron do Carleton John Rochester Ottawft Cornwall A F Macdonald Cornwall Dundas William Gibson Morrisburgh Durham £ Lewis Ross Port Hope do W H W Burke Bowmanville Elffin E Colin Macdougall St Thomas do W George E Casey Fingal Essex W McGregor Windsor Frontenac G A Kirkpatrick Kingston Glengarry Archibald McNab Lochiel Grenville William H Brouse , Preacott Goal Oil Lamps, bo. Q. 0. BEIFFENSTEIM, Oaneral Ageat MJ''^ ■V ;;;■ ^;.- t mi •■■■ !vt '1' I i '-■'' -Ml y i v '\ 'l V ,!r V'.f I ■"li. n l' ,'i I l' 1 i I \':. ^;*'ll i i'ti '?f ii * ■ ^ :- t^ ii ,*' #::^}V r *( !:a!tl 222 DOMINION GUIDB. Architectural Iron Works Company, N.Y. a. C. SEIPTENSTEIN, Agrat Cvnstitneiicies, Memher.s P. (). AJch-ess. GreyN do E.... do S..., Haldiinand. Halton Hamilton do ... Hastings N . E. W. N, C. do do Huron do do Kent Kingston Lambton Lanark N do S Leeds N do S Lennox Lincoln London Middlesex N do E do W Monck Muakoka Niagara Norfolk N do S Northumberland E. do W. Ontario N do S Ottawa City do OxfordN do S Peel Perth N do S Peterboro' E do W Preflcott Prince Edward . . . . Renfrew N do S Russell Simcoe N . . . do S Stormont Toronto E do C do W . George Snider Owen Sound . William K Flesher Flesherton , George Landerkin Hanover . David Thompson Indiana .William McCraucy Oakville .iEniiliuH Irving. .'. Hamilton . Andrew T Wood do . Mivckciizio Bowell Belleville .John White.. •. Roslin . Jai.ics Brown Belleville '" . Thomas Fivr. ow Bluevjile . Horace Hoi u>n Goderich \ .Thomas G.ee:r.vay. Centralia , liui'uH St»'j henpoa Chatham . RtHon Sir ■ A aiacdonald . Toronto . Hon. A Mackenzie Ottawa . Daniel Galbraith Almonte .John G Haggart Perth . Charles F Ferguson Kemptville . David Ford Jone.s Gananoque . Hon R J Cartwright .... .Kingston . James Norris St Catharines . James H Fraser London . Thomas Scatcherd do . Duncan MacMillan do . George W Ross Strathroy .Lachlin McCallum Stromness . A P Cockbnrn Toronto . Josiah B Plumb Niagara .John Charlton Lvnedoch . Wm Wallace Simcoe . James L Biggar Murray . William Kerr Cobourg .Adam Gordon Manchester .Hon Malcolm Cameron. .Ottawa .JM Currier do .Pierre St Jean do • Thomas Oliver Woodstock • .James A Skinner do . Robert Smith Brampton . Andrew Monteith Stratford .James Trow Shakeepeare , James Hall Peterboro' . John Bertram do . Albert Hagar Plantagenet .Walter Rosa Picton . W Murray .i Renfrew . John L M^Dougall do ' .Robert Blackburn New Edinbur«5h . Herman H Cook Barrie . William C Little AUandall .Cyril Archibald Dickinson's Landing . Samuel Piatt Toronto . John MacDonald do .Thomas Moss do T. W. KENNY & 80NS, Merohant TalloTi, Oatfitters and direct Importers of English and Scotch OlothB and Tweeds, and Irish iriezes, 14S Sparks Street, Ottawa- nOMFNION OUfDE. 223 T. W. KEKKY ft B0R8, Merchant Tailora, Outfitters and direct Importen of English and Scotch Clotha and Tweeds, and Irish Frieaes, 149 Sparks Street, Ottawa. Conatitntnries. Membt'rs. P. O. Arldrens. Victoria N . . , . , Hector Cameron Toronto do 8 '. Arthur McQuade Gnieinee Waterloo N Isaac E Bowman St Jacobn do S lanieB Yoim" Gait Welland William A Thomson .... Clillon Wellington N N Higginbothain ' ■ uelph ^ do C GTOrton Fergun do S David Stirton Guelph Wontworth N Thomas Bain Strabane Co 8 Joseph Ry mal Barton York N Alfred H Dy niond Toronto do E James Metcalfe do do W DavidBIain do QUEBEC. Argenteuil L Gushin<; ..Montreal Baji^ot foseph A M o\iHsean do Beaiice Chrintian H Pozer St George Beauharnois lIliHse J llobillard Beanharnois KellechaHse Hon T Fournier Qnebec Berth ier Edonard O Cuthbert ....Herthier Bonaventure Hon T Robitaille New Curliale Brome Nathaniel Pettef Knowlton Chambly Amable Jodoin, junr . . . .Longueil Ghamplain H Montplal^ir Cap de la MagdaHine Charlevoix P A Tromblay Chicoutimi Chateauguay Hon L H Holton Montreal Chicoutimi, &c Erne^'t Cimoii Mnirav Bay Comptou Hon John H Pope Cooksliire Dorcnester Drnmmond, S> Befleotor Company. G 0. SEIFFENSTEIN. General Ageni • Mx> i 'if \ ••* 23i DOMINION GUIDE. t ! il y If i^^ i ■> t m T. W. KMNY ft SONS Y^rehant Tailon, Ontfltten and direot : iporton of Engliih and SooMli Clotha ana IVeedi, and IrUh Fri«ses, 149 Sparks Street, Ottawa. Corisiituaicies. Memhera. P. O. Address. Nicolet '. ...,,, Joseph Gaudet Gentilly Ottawa County. Alonzo Wright , Ironside, Hull Pontiac W McKay Wrijjht Ottawa Portneuf E A De St Georges Cape Sente Quebec E Hon J 'rhibeaudeau Quebec do C Hon J E Cauchon do do W Hon Thoe McGreevj .... do Quebec County F Adolphe C»ron do Richlieu George J Bart^e Sorel Richmond, Ac Hon Henry Ay!mer,juur. Melbourne Rimouski JBR Fieet. KiinouRki Rouville Guilla! !ie Cheval St Hilaire St Hyacinthe Louis Delorme St Hyacinthe 8t John's FraiiQoia Boura^sa Stot?i« ville S*. Maurice Chales Lajoie YatiiHchiche ShefTord Hon L S Huntingdon .... MoiiU-al Sherbrooke E T Brooks Shertrooke SoulangPi? Jacques P Laulhier St rolycarpe Stantit^ad Charles C Colby Stanetcad Temistoaata Jean B Poiiliot . . Riyierc-du-Loup Tcrrsbonite L F R Masson Terrebone Three Rners William McDougall Three Riverj Two Mountains ..... .Wilfred Provost. , , St Scholastique Vaudreuil Hon Robert Harwood .... Vaudreuil Vercheres Hon F-. fix GeoftVion Vercheree Tamaska ,(;iir.,'-ie'8 Q'.W Sorel Annapolis . .. Antigoniwh .. Cape Breton. •••••• Colchester. . Cumberland Wgby Ouvsboro.. . Eftiifax . . . . , .>iOV^A SOOTIA. William H liay Clementsport Angus Mclsaac Antigonish Newton L McKay Sydney . William McDonald Little Glace Bay .ThosMcKav Tiuro .Hon Chns Tupper, CB.. Ottawa .Hon WB Vail Halifax .John A Kirk Glenelg , Alfred G Jones Halifax . Patrick Power *• . Monson H Goudge Windsor S'McDonell Port Hood Frederick W Borden Canning , Charles E Church Chester James W Carmichael .... New Glasgow .John A Dawson Pictou . James F Forbes Liverpool Edmund P Flynn Arichat , Hon Thomas Coffin Barrington Charles J Campbell....... , Frank Killam Yarmouth NEW BBUirSWICE. Albert John Wallace.. Hillsborough Carleton 8 B Appleby Woodstock Charlotte Arthur H Gilmour St George B. ICorgaos' Sons "Sapolia" Q, Q. IZUfSMSEW, Qeiieral Agent. Hani' Invern(>?-=* . Kings , Lunenburg. Pictou Queens.... Richmond . Shelburne . Victoria. . . Yarmouth . >rtori ttf Engliah Mt, Ottawa. ddreas. ull he » pe ■Loup Br'.4 tique ort ;e Bay jow igh iial Agent. POMINION (lUIDR. 225 T. W. XBNITT ft SONS, Mnohant Tailors, Ontflttert and direot Importers of English and Sootoh Cloths and TwMds, and Irish Friems, 149 Sparks Street, Ottawa. ConstUvenries. Members. P. 0. Aihhesn. Gloucenter Hon T W Anglin St John Kent (Jeor;^'? MoLeod " KingH IjiineH Donivilli' " Northumberland Hon Peter Mitcliell Montreal Queens John Ferris Cambridge Restigouche George Mortal DalhouHie St John (county) J S Boies dc Vebcr St John it t John (city) Hoi» Isaac Burpee " " Acalufl L Pahner '' Hcij bury Charles Burpee Sheffield V ) 1 v"ia lohn Costigan Grand Falls vVo ; moreland Hon A .1 Smith Dorchenter York John Pickard Frederickton PRINCE EDWAKU ISJLAND. Kin)i County Hon Daniel Davis Charlottetown •' ' Peter A Mcfntyre Soiiris Priace County lames Yeo Port Hill "■ -StanislaH F Perrv Tigonisli Queen's County Hon Dayid Laird Charlottetown " Peter Sinclair Spriii,u;iit!'l BRITISH COLUMBIA. Cariboo J S Thompson Barkerville New WestminHter James Cunningham New Westminster Vancouver Artiiur Bunster Victoria Victoria Amor de CoHmoH " do Francis J Roscoe " Yale Edward Dewdney " MANITOBA. Ijisgar John C Schultz Winnipe,;]; Manpiette Joseph Ryan ' I'rovciu'her A G B Bannatyne Winnipeg Selkirk Donald A Smith Montreal HOUSE OP COMMONS OFFICES, (Wkst Hai-k ok Ckstbk Block.) OfKICKRS, Ci.ERKfl, AND SkrVANTS. Alfred Patrick, Clerk of the House. Henry Hartnev, Deputy clerk, clerk assistant and Accountant. Eugene IT Fiche, First clerk assistant. John G Bourinot, Secoml clerk assistant. GnstavuR AV Wicksteed, Chief law clerk. Williiun Wilson, Assistant law clerk, and chief English translator. 'J' G Conrsolles, Assistant law clerk, and chief French translator- William Fanning, Chief translator of vote.s, proceedings and journals. F Hayes, Assistant English translator. R J Wicksteed, Assistant English translator. J F Gin<'ra8, Assistant Frencli translator. Joseph Tasso, Assistant Prsnch translator. J A Genaud, Assistant French translator. Joshua Stansfield, Assistant accountant. F McGillivray, Clerk of routine and recorde. Henry B Stuart, English engrossing clerk. 1)2 : I H' ;t 1 :■ ' h ■\ is 226 DOMINIOV aCJIDR. . ; ') T. W. XEHUT * van, Xenhant Tailon, Oatfttten and dimt Importon of Inglidi and Seotoh Olothi and Twaeda, and Iriih Triezot, 140 fiparka Itraet, OtUrn«. Edouard Denechnud, French engroHsing clerk. Jamea G Sloane, Proofreader and clerk of stationery. R McG Moffatt Indexing clerk. Thaddeus Patrick, Chief clerk of Btandingconunitteos on raihvajHt Banking and Public accounts. £ P Hartney, Assistant do. do Charles Panet, Chief clerk of standing coniniittees on Private Bills and standing orderH Walter Todd, Assistant do. do Jean P Leprohon, Chief clerk of committees, and Speaker's secretary. F X Blanchet, Assistant clerk of committees. Herman Poetter, Chief clerk of votes and proceedings. W C Bowles, Assistant do., and secretary to the Clerk of the House. W B Ross, Chief EngliHh journal clerk. A (} D Taylor, Assistant English journal clerk, and clerk of petitions. Henry Lindsav, Clerk of se.sHional papers. * Pierre Rivet, Chief French journal clerk. J H T Blais, assistant French journal clerk. W liowe, extra clerk. F Porrier, Postmaster. T Falardeau, Assistant postmaster. E Pelletier, Assistant postmaster. Dkpartment or Ser .jant-at-Arms. Donald W MacDonell, Sergcant-at-arms. i Henry R Smith, Deputy sergeants-at-arms. Lucien Dubd, Chief me.s8enger. John O'Connor, Chief door-Keeper. Edward Storr, Assistant door-keeper. Joseph Lemonde, N Turi^eon, .Joseph Brown, William Graham, James Koy, E Steacy, O Roberge, M Laf^amme. J E Asselin, Vaughn Bryce, messenger.-!. James Fitzsimmons, George Smithj, Night watchmen. James Sinclair, House carpenter. Depabtmknt Pp.ixtino of Paruament. Henry Hartney, Clerk; Robert Brewer, Assistant clerk; E Botterell, jr, Distributor of printeil papers; N Boulet, Assistant; J Rivet, E O Botterell, messengers. Commissioners for Adminictering the Oath to Members. Alfred Patrick Clerk of the House. Donald W Macdonell 8eargeart-at-Arms. Gustavus W Wicksteed Chief Law Clerk . Eugen^ Urgel Piche First Assistant Clerk. Henry Hartney Deputy Clerk. «i, THE LIBRAIiY OF PARLIAMENT. The Library was constituted a separate department of the public service, by the Act 34 Vict, ch 21. The officers are appointed by the Crown, and are responsible to the Speakers of the Senate and House of Ct mons ; assisted by a Joint Committee of both Houses, seasionally appointed. Alpheus Todd Librarian of Parliament. A Gerin Lajoie Assistant Librarian of Parliament. AugUHtin Laperriere First Library Clerk. A Hanilya Todd Second do do Meseeugere — L J Casault, A Boucher. Dominion auibs. m orttn of InglUh T. W. KENinr ii Mnra, Menhaat Tailon, Ontiitton and direot Impor,jn of Engliali •nd Sooteh Cflothi ud Tweedi, and Iriah Friesea, 149 Bparka Btreat, Ottawa. wayHj Banking ivate Bills anJ lecretary. i House, 'petitionp. GOV^ERNMENT OFFICES. m lani, James Kuy, vce, na'ssenger.-!. ; E Botterell, .ir, t, E O Botterell, GMBRRS. the House. t-at-Arine. w Clerk. »iHtant Clerk, lerk. he public service, e Crown, ami are mens; aseisted iient. of Parliament. I)ei'aktmext,u. Blii.dinc (K.vht Block). GOVERNOR GENERAL'S SECRETARY'S OFHGE. Harry Moody, (iovernor'H secretary; tlohn Kidd, ch' clerk; A St L Herhert/C J Jones, William Campbell, clerkH; George oinith, messenger ; Charles Strouiger, John Chalklcy, orderly Hcrgeantfi. DEPARTMENT OP JUSTICE. Hon E Blake Minititer of Justice. Hewitt Bernard, Q C, C M G Deputy Minister of Justice. Hugh Richardson, chief clt-rk ; Frederick White, Augustus Keeter, Joiin R Hall, John Leslie, F J Falding, clerks; George Duval, minister's secre tary ; Patrick Lynch, F Curran, R Mackay, messengers. FINANCE DEFABTMENT. Hon Robert J Cartvright Minister of Finance. John Langton Auditor-General and Deputy Minister. Audit Offir' —Hon John Simpson, aHsiatant auditor ; Moore A Higgins, warrant clerk ; .lamer. PatterHon, E C Barber, J B Simpson, Thomas Hector, Thomas Cross, clerks. Accountanfs Branch — Norris Godard, chief clerk and Dominion book- keeper; Thomas Cruce, G M Jarvis, R W Baxter, J A Torrance, W A Gwddes, R O'Reilly, J A Clayton, George Aumond, G Y Crookshank, Geo Lowe, J P Macpherson, clerks. Contingencies. — Thomas Rosp, accountant; W L Orde, clerk. Financial Inspector's Branch, — T D Tims, inspector ; F Toller, H A Jones, C Webber, Walter Hatch, clerks. Dominion Savings' Banks, — C J Anderson, chief clerk ; H R Fripp, C J Tasker, H T Fosbery, clerks. Minister's Secretary. — W A Blackmore. Temporary Clerks. — Harry H Grey, Mark Lemon, James R Perry, Jaa- Hopkirk, Geo P Bliss, E H Harington,'John Fraser, Arthur Dorion, Arthur O Audy. Messengers.-^Vatrick Pender, John Pender, Thos Coad, P Connolly. Treasury Board. — John Langton, secretary ; J M Courtney, accouutant. Insurance Branch. — J B Cherriman, C E Anderson. CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT. Hon Isaac Burpee..... Minister of Customs. James Johnson i Commissioner of Gustom-s. J W Peachy, chief clerk , J R Audy, G A Mailleue, P B Sheppard, G W Grant, G H Fawcett, W C Baker, clerks. Accountants' Branch. — John Drysdale, accountant; P C Ryan, T J Walters, clerks. Statistical Branch. — W A Bell, H C Hay, James Barry, C F Stevens, r, if r _ C '1 !■ \\\ ''.\. <■ f <■■ ;ii « r 1'^ 228 DOMINION <(lli>K. T. W. KEVHT * SONS, Morohuit Xailon, Ontfltten and Untot Importers of Engllih and BMtoh OloUu wd Tw6«d% and Irish Fr^Met, 140 Sparka Street, OtUwa. J 8 Fairweather, C H Hardin}?, F Bennett, A Bloakney, C E McKie), clerks. Minister's tiecretary. — C V F Bliss. Messengers. — John AVulis uinl J Brewer. DEPARTMENT OP INLA.NI> BBVENUE. Hon Felix GeoftVion WiniHtec of Inlauit Revenue. A Brunei ....CdniiniflHionor of Inlnvid Revenue. KMiallJunr Asst " •« " Accountants' Branch. — 1' M Rollins, ucriountanf ; F R E Cainpciiii, J E Valiii, clerks. Statistical Branch. — F Measani, Htiktistical clerk ; W L Heron, R Nettle, A Graham, B H Teaklc-', Neil Stewart, .Ioidch 1'' Shaw, E Ohuobuck, clerks. Correspondence Brain. 'i. — W Uiui^worth, Juur, W. Curler, Blank Forms.— F K Blatch. Weifjhts and Measures. — W J JohuHtone, J(.ihii Biusicl. Minister's Secretary, — A Luaignan. Temporary Clerk. — R Devlin. Metsengers. — .John Fowler, George Fowler, R Archunioault. RECEIVIiia GENERAL'S DEP/ ilTMENT. Hon Thomas Coffin Receivor Geucral. T D Harington .- Deputy- Receiver (Jeneral. T C Brainlev, chieJ" clerk ; F Lewis, varraiit «;lerk ; [saao B Stanton, L F Dufreene, C W Shay, F Hmiter, J BH Neeve, J R Naf'h, Horace Dunlevie, C E Turgeon, C Goujih, E I) Suthorlaml, clerks. Messengers. — F Cassault, F McCattrey, James McCsittrey. DEPARTMENT OP THE SECRETARY OP STATE. Hon R W Scott Secvetury of State. E J Langevin, N P Under Secretary of State. Correspondence Branch. — Grant Powell, Richard Pope (clerk of the CiOwn in Chancery) chief clerks ; \V H Jonea H E Steele, J M Tetu, clerks. Keepen' of the Records. — Henry J Morgan. Registry Branch. — L A Caftelier, deputy registrar; J A Belanger, E Broudseau, J Burni^ C Ballantyne, A G la-aruyd, Geo Collin«, clerks. Stationery Office — J Young, superintendent ; J Rli'jtfes, T Roxborough, T Robertson, W S Gliddon, M C Cunningham, clerks. Queen's Printers Branch. — Lient-Col Browu Chuniherlain, C M G, Queen's Printer ; W Gliddun, A G Kingston, A Potvin, clerks. Minister's Secretary. — Seymour Tobin. Messengers. — P IjOgan, T O'Keele, J Hughes, J Larkin. DEFABTMEIO: OF THE UriEBIOR. Hon David Laird.... Minister of the Interior, E A Meredith, J^ L D Deputy Minister of the Interior William Howe, Clerk, /twii'ott 5roncA.-—L Vaukougli net, deputy si;perintendent; Robert Sin- clair, accountant J J V De Bcuchcrvilk, A McNdll, J B Butler, F Shiith, tit? f- i E Campcun, i)OMiNioN auit>k. 2L>9 T. W. XEinrY * Wm, Mnrohant Tailors, Oatfltten and (tireot Importen of Ingllih and flooteh Clo^lu and Twnedi, and Iriah Frines, 149 Sparks Street, Ottawu ThoH FiJ Kirkpatricli , Joliii Penner, J A Frivwr, clorkui J C Stewart, .1 li'Etoilc, Martin HeiiHun, h>Mi[N)rnry clerkn. Ordnance Land Hranch. — W F Coffin, nrilimi.« . lUiid agent; Wm MiIIh, accuiintAnt i F I' Austin, C (> Roofers, clerkH. Onminiim Jjundu Branch. — Ijiont-Col J S Denis, Hurvoyoi-jjencral ; AntlroNf RnHAfll, John Johnson, P B Douglan, F Clayton, W M Oootleve, N Tetn, K J Henry, L F LacaHse, F H C Cox, F S Clieckley, P ti SymCH, W B Riclmrdflon, Holicrt Baldwin, RoImti Ijang, clerkn. Minister'' a Seer darn . — George Diekieson. Messengers. — C Ownc, H J Brook, R .TeMHop, Artlmr Swinburne. AI£0 IN THIS BUILDINQ {Ka.t ni GOVEKKMENT OFFICES. Depurlniental Building, {West Block). POST OFFICE DEPABIMENT. Hon T Fournier Postmaster General . W H Griffin Deputy Postmaster General . J Ashworth, Casliier. Secrelan/'s Branch. — W White, ueoretary; W D Le Sueur, H S Weatli- ('.-ley, B King, G H Ilargrnve, H W Griffin, J Plunkett, J Walsh, J Graham, W B Snow, S Smith, jr, J F Ruttan, A W Throon, G R White, J M O'Leary, C B Brodie, W L Blair, J Ijcmoine, O Fortier, D McDonald, A J MacDermid, A W McLennan, W A Jones, P D Mclntyre, J A McLuurin, G Sinks, L C A Casgrain, J A. McDonnell, W Frechette, A A Dorion, S Craig, L H Poulioti G Ranee, dorks. H (t Hopkirk Secretary to Postmaster General. C Sangster Secretary to Deputy Postmaster General. Accountant'.^ Branch. — H A Wicksteed, accountant; W H Smithson, P E Bucke, R Oliver, E H Benjamin, H J Garrett, A Lindsay, L Blanch^t, G M Patrick, W Blanchard, T H Allen, R J Oliver, D P McCarthy, J E Hopkirk, C G Falconer, J G Fortier, BAD Jones, H M Jarvis, H A Fer- guson, W Brophy, P T Leahy, A Muir, clerks. Money Orda- Branch. — P IjC Sueur, «ui>erintendent; C W Jenkins, .1 Brophy, J McDougall, R J Shaw, C J Higgms, M K Dunlevie, J F Wall, W J Barrett, J C Bonner, A W Wall, J H Spencer, F W Mills, L W Travis, A McGillis, C P Lc Sueur, D D McPherton, W Bristow, clerks. wt ■i; * -. ^ ' ■'! 2iU) tlOMINlON GUIDl. ir i :'' T. W. KENNT 4 SONS, Merchant Ttllon, (htflttari and dlraot ImporUn of Eofliih and Bcoteh Olothi and TwMdi, and Irish Frieiti) 148 Bparki Strnt, Ottawa' Saviuija Bank Branch. — J C Stewart, Mnpcrintciidcnt ; I) JlatlieKon, J R Htiiitli, A J BoHwell, N Garland, B B Bell, W H Kre(M, VV iTEgloHon. W H H»rrington, W U MuCuHig, G ii Major, G L riitiikutt, U J Lsrkli . J Berry, clerltH, Temporary C/«/fc«.— B W«llii-, M Trtfulwell, B Biickc, H H Wolfe. MettengerM. — M Bennett, B D*iightry, J Bell. OEPABTMENT OF PUBUC WORKS. Hon Altx Mnckenzio MinJHter ot I'uhlic Workfl. T Trmieau Deputy MiniHter of Fiiblio Work>«. Evginterintf Brunch. — John Page, cliief eneineer t G F BaillArgS, rbnIh- tant engineer J ThoH 8 Hcott, chief architect; Charles McCarthy, John LeB Uo<*8, (IraughtHnien ; S McLauglin, photograpiicr. Hecretary^a Braneh. — F Brann, necretarvi J W Harper, pavmaflteri H A FiHsiault, L E 8t Chaplean, F FI KnniH, T B French, J P N Bonneville, W J Tillcv, C F Street, A E Evanturel, Louis Lefeltvre, L D Dion, A J Duffy, L N Fortier, L N Filteau, A Fisher, clerks. Accountant's Braneh. — James Baine,. accountant; A P Bradley, Dionne, aflsistant accountantn. Minister's Secretary. — W Buckingham. Temporarily Employed, — William Kingnford, T B Townsend, engineers; H James, nsnintant architect; D Ewart, F J Alexander, W R Billingn, W Brymner, F Boncorps, J B Lamb, W Curran, J W H Watt, draughtsmen ; J C l*ache, jr, A Gobiel, P Boulet, clerks. MeMtengern, — J Deslauriers, Michael Walnh, Henri Potvin. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. Hon Luc Letellicr de 8t Just Minister of Agriculture. J C Tach6 Deputy Minister of Agriculture. Secretary'* Branch. — John Lowe, secretary ; F J Dore, accountant; Rev G Tanguay, attache ; 8 Drapaau, D Brymner, W H Johnson, H B Small, D Lanigan, clerks. Patent Branch. — A J Cambie, patent and chief clerk ; C C Neville, H CaHgrain, N F Boissonault, D Routhier, E D'Anteuil,J B Jackson, J ¥ Dionne, W J Lynch, T McCabe, clerks ; J L^ville, model repairer. Minister's Secretary.— E T6tu. » Temporary Clerks, — E Juvet, E Martincau, A Lev^que, H Garon, E H St Dennis. Messengers. — J E Lemieux, J Boily, B Moreau, J B Lacroiz. DEPARTMENT OF MARINE AND FIHHKRTK8. Hon Albert J Smith Minister of Marine and Fisheries. William Smith Deputy ♦« «» W F Whitcher, commissioner of Fisheries ; John Hardie, chief clerkj John Tilton, accountant ; 8 P Bauset, W L Magee, W S Pettegrew, P F Qourdeau, W H Alexander, F, N Venning, G Trudeau, jr, A Chisholm, W B Carleton, James Halket, PEA Gautier, J. Makinson, M Graburn, clerks. Engineer's Branch.— ^osbph Tomlinson, general superintendent of lights and constructive engineer ; W P Anderson and Joseph Tomlinson, jr, Msistants and draughtsmen. Messengers.'— J vlt Morin and James Robertson. DOMINION nUIDI. 831 T, W. UVIT k SONS, Mwohant Tkllori, OuUtUri and dhrtot Impertwi of Gufliik and Sooteb Oloth i and Tw>«di , and Iriah Frltm, 149 Bparki Stmt, Ottawa. DlD^ABTHENT OF MILITIA AND DEFENCE Hon W B Vail Mini«l«r ofMilitiii and Defonro. liieut-Col C Eujiene Panet De^mly MiiiiHterot Militia and Defence. Maior-Gen R Selby Smyth Ma^ur-Oen Coinniandinff Militia. Culonel Walker Powell Adjutant-General of Militia. Corresponding Jirancli. — Bcnjaniiu Hulte, li I) J Lane, J UK Chapleaui clerkfl. * AeeountanCi linmc'h. — LieutrCol J MacpherHon, chief clerk and accouti* tanti C U O'Meara, F X Huot, W £1 Auniond, AG Benoit, P Clark, clerkn. Adjutant- General'* Office.— W U Wright, chief clerk j LieutCol (3 Ktiiart, Grant Seytnour, I) A Muudonald, F X Lambert, G E M Sherwood, C Junot, T C liarpafi, Colin Campbell, clcrkn. Store Jirancfi. — Lieut-Col Thomafl Wily, director of storcHj Ciiarlen Walkem, GeorKe Grant, Frederick L Jonen, Joseph Yeoinanfl, clerkn. Minister's Secretary. — Colin Campbell. Messengers, — Chrysologne Dion, M Ryan, J W Qow, Napoleon Ca^atilt. e, H Garon, E H >:.' ALSO IN THIS BUHDINO, ( West Block.) Canadian Pacific Railway. Sandtbrd Fleming Chief Engineer. JumcH H Rowan, (east div) Manitoba district AwHt. *' MarcuM Smith, (weet div)ilritiHh Columbia di»)trict " " S Hazlewood,IM-ince Arthur district , " " William Mi'-'och, H P Bell, E W Jarvie, Charles Uoretzky, Henry Carre, C H Oamwby, W A Austin, W W Kirkpatrick, E G Garden, Henry J Cambie, U AF MoLeod, Thomas J Thompson, LG Bell, engincern in charge of parties ; E V JohnBon, chief drauglitHman ; Ciiarlen O Palmer, accountant; T R Burp^, secretary. Messenger. — Louis Bewserer. iNTF.RCOLOJfiAl. RaII.WAY. Sandford Fleming Chief Engineer. CollJngwood Schreiber A est. " T R Burpd Private Secretary . Ralph Jones, secretary { Thos C Du Plessis, accountant ; W H McNally, clerk, Official Abbitratobh. James Cowm '.. .Gait. Charles Taylor Sarnia. Isidore Hurteau Montreal. Henry Elliott Halifax. F H Ennis, secretary. Public Works Department, Ottawa. Dominion Public Buildinos, ENGiNEKn\s OrFiCK. J R Arnoldi ... Mechanical Engineer Dept Public Works. WHLewis Clerk. W Graham Draughtsman. ■ t -' i*.;i^l'.. 232 DOMINION OUIDE. 'f .■ t ' T, W. KENHT & SONS, Merchant Tailors, Outfitters and direct Importers of Eogliih and Scotch Oloths and Tweeds, and IrishlFrieaes, 149 Sparlis Street, Ottawa. Departmental Buildings Staf^. — VV Sniifli, engineer; J Kelly, asst. en- gineer : M Gallagher, F Leboute," Proulx, M Custelio, firemen. Parliament limldings' Staff.-- J A Wills, enjjfinccr; 1) iiong, Hsst. engineer; M Scanlon, HT Spenci', B Uoclion, firemen. Water Works Staff. — D Sniillif, engineer. Repairing Staff,- -bl Clancy, T Wensley, steam litters; M Wlielnn, smith ; W Butland, electric bells; T iSmith, .1 Ferguson,.) Peck, Lariviere, A hntourney, helpers. CkNHIS ()F>'I( k. .T (1 G iiiivton, chief clerk; Guatave Smith, L Daurav, W KingHton, J F Wolff, A Uouthior, G(?r. WUm ^mmmMmm Wmmikev. JSkBMXR Ra GZZiSSf 84 King Street, OTTAWA, /^ , Inventor and Sole Manufacturer of i|ii)«ll«iiHi»ltf ORDEBS TAKEN FOR THE Royal Canadiiui W^in|^w. N.B.— If the Vi^asher Is not found to v^'-ork satisfao- torlly it will b« taken back flree of charge. ) i ;t5i. K. IF nv fl i4Jf i,' f^i (fet/!!.:'ll % t ( Ufi:l ifi , ^ 7^ '-^ ., ui o i^- >.s itih-:^._ Manu^ctory : 178 Queen Street, '■'•.':":''' OTTAWA. ' , si-} 6': ■•/ .-"^ L.. ' , ■ J ' 1 ■^~ I Ul I I 11 i - — J iV ,;i^...U v< 3M:ii-ii-.i:iNrE:EH."5r, .'.•<•« ^•v>.- j'!^-;-. 'M e^0. #/ MlOE^V SFfRMMFp n^ ■'-'' ■'■-' 0TTAWA^'':4 SpecMties-HILLINEBY and TAILORING. ;- ; «» U ! THE CFLEBRATED m COOK'S FRIEND !,b it TRADE ?= '' pj MIRK. BAKING POWDER, IJHK ! 4V0RITE OF TH32 PEOPLE OP CAHADA. ii l'\ K! Manufactured oniy by ,V. D. McLAR ^' ,^ 55 College Street, MONTRSA^ 7HS TRADE LIBERALLY DEALT WITH. ♦/^ * H I. M : k \i '% ,. i 4;il if I > V \ Ir Mill THX BB8T GOODS AT JJOWWr PRICES. SHOOLiBItSD A Co., -IMPORTKRH OK — %^ il'i AT LOWEST NARKilT RAT6S. Agents for R. II A V it CVs (Late JACQUES & \Xh Colftbrati;*! Fui'niture. A full '«»ck always on view in onr exttu sive Show Rooras. '^TA call lespeo; ''wily invited. SHOOLBBED I. Co., 98 and lOO Sparks St. * s > i -- 1 (%{ OSO. BISHCi# A Oo. AND STATIONERS, —- — » .. » «■ • — — lUulway, Insurance and Bank Work a Specialty WES, DRJim, NOTES. CERTinCATES, BONDS, BUSINESS CARDS, INVENTORIES, 4 •Mts* i;iii»rtliiB •t«mp«> it«a«tramt» Qvmpinl**' 8mI«, SUmII rttt*«. 4« #■ Saves half the labor ot waehinjr, preserves the Clothes and saves i>oap. PHICE 25 CTS„ FOB SALEjy ALL QadCEf Samples sent free by the Fropriotovh to ihoeo vvishing to try '^J^ M^NTafAL NOVELTY OT., V 243 $f* JiMS^-Syij' MOKT ' Agf^i* wanted eo^n^i^Hf/rii Wininoduci; t^-i»^e, and fifty oi^ atUeUi. Seita Stamp for GircHlnr.'' >m liri & HA oiir exUu ". ;^ '1 ' '*' parks St.'f|;;.;-/ ht WmMifm Ipecialty es 80ai dCEf