Lovell's directory of Sherbrooke, Coaticook, Richmond, Lennoxville and Melbourne, 1 janvier 1876, Coaticook Directory

[" COATICOOK DIRECTORY, 1876-77. COATICOOK.AN incorporated village and station of the G.T.R., in the township of Barnston, county of Stanstead, 5 miles from Barnston Corners, 18 from Stanstead Plain, 21 from Sherbrooke, 16 from Hereford, 122 from Montreal, and 175 from Portland, U.S.The site now occupied by the village originally belonged to Richard and Levi Baldwin, Jonathan Cutting, Nathaniel Pollard, and Robert McGill.On the 30th March, 1842, a store was commenced by H.Cutting, and this modest structure, 14 x 20 feet, was the first business stand in the place.Previous to this Richard Baldwin, one of the pioneers of the county, built a saw-mill here, and a frame dwelling was erected about the same time by Robert McGill.A tavern was soon after built by H.Cutting, and in 1844 the premises now occupied as Davis\u2019 Hotel was completed.A carding mill and store were built by the late Mr.Child, and in 1850 a grist mill by Levi Baldwin.In 1847 aschool was opened 190 VILLAGE OF COATICOOK, by Miss R.Cleveland, who was succeeded as teacher by the Misses Sarah Brook and Ives, Alpheus Lewis was the first shoemaker here, and John Kennedy the first blacksmith.The Post Office was opened in 1843, H.Cutting, postmaster.On the 18th July, 1844, the G.T.R.was opened here, and the growth and prosperity of the village may be said to have begun.The splendid water-power afforded by the Coaticook River attracted capitalists, and manufacturing establishments, stores and mechanics\u2019 shops were soon after established, and the consequent general mercantile and manufacturing interests of the village have advanced with a steadiness and rapidity equal to that of any other in the Province.Coaticook wasincorporated January, 1864.It is a port of entry, and contains 4 churches, several hotels, a number of stores, two branch banks, (Eastern Townships and Metropolitan), telegraph office, a printing office, issuing a weekly newspaper, which has a large local circulation; saw and grist mills; and manufactories of mowing machines, leather, furniture, sashes, doors, matches, clothes pins, VILLAGE OF UOATIOOOK.191 broom handles, washing machines, churns, iron castings, boots and shoes, &c.Total value of imports for 1872, $645,389 ; exports $2,662,303.Population about 1,100.Various circumstances, such as the general depression of trade, over speculation on the part of some of its traders, etc., have had a tendency to depress the people of this beautiful town, but after the revival of trade (which will, we hope, soon take place), the energy and intelligence of its inhabitants is a guarantee that Coaticook is destined to rank high among the manufacturing and industrial towns of our great Dominion. 192 MONTREAL ADVERTISEMENTS.Lovall Printing & Publishing 0.Book and Job Printers MONTREAL. ÜOATICOOK DIRECTOËT.193 For MATTING call at 4569 & 461 Notre Dame St., Montreal.COATICOOK DIRECTORY.1867-77.Adams Aaron F., trader, Cutting Adams Aaron F., general merchant, cor of Cutting and Pleasant Adams A.F., trader, Pleasant Adams Aaron A, insurance agent, Main Adams Mrs.Abigail, wid George, boarding house, Riverdale Akhurst Edward W., machinist, off St Paul Alchurst Robert, carpenter, St Paul Allon Frank, sawyer, Compton Allon John, mechanic, Central Allen Leonard, Nottingham Allen Mrs, Mary, wid Richard, Compton Andrews Thomas H,, farmer, Union Amdrews Wilbur S., carter, Lorn Amchambault Isaac, barber, Pleasant Aubertin Joseph, carpenter, St Ann Audet A., butcher, St Edmond Auston Benjamin, banker, Pleasant Ayling Cornelius, mason, Factory Bachelder Simeon, Pool Bailley Mrs.Martha, wid Joseph, Nothingham BALDWIN CHARLES F., painter and grainer, Wellington, h do 194 COATIOOOK DIRECTORY.JAS, BAYLIS & SON keep on hand a Large Stock of Curtain Baldwin Parker P., machinist, Barnston Baldwin Isaac, farmer Baldwin Richard, trader and farmer, Compton Baldwin Wallace, Union Balin Théophile, laborer, St Edmond Balintine Henry, barber, Lincoln Bankrupt Store, Thomas Paton Brothers, Pleasant, resides in Montreal Barnes Thomas, joiner, Victoria BAPTIST CHURCH, (First), Rev W.G.Gou- cher, pastor, Main Beaudoin Thomas, blackemith, James Beliveau Amie, Hotel du Canada, 17 St Gabriel, Montreal Belling Henry, woodsawyer, St Edmond Belliveau Joseph, farmer, Morgan Belomi Louis, shoemaker, St Ann Blain John, carpenter, James Boire Louis, carter, Grafton Bonner Henry, laborer, Maple Bonner Thomas H., carpenter, Victoria OULANGER GUSTAVE, Chemist and Druggist, Genuine Drugs, \u2018 Chetmicals Combs, Brushes, Sponges, etc., Physicians pres- eriptions and family receipts carefully and accurately preparared.Main COATICOOK DIRECTORY.195 Materials and Cornices, 459 & 461 Notre Dame St, Montreal.Boudreau Fredéric, blacksmith, St Jean Bap.- tiste e Boucher Jacques, laborer, St Ann Bowen Christopher, laborer, Factory Bowen Ira, laborer, N ottingham BOYLE DANJEL, shoemaker, Main Bradley Samuel, elastic weaver, Factory Brown Wmn., laborer, Compton BROUILLETTE PIERRE, advocate, Main, h do Brooks John, farrier, Wellington, h do Brooks Firmin, laborer, St Edmond Brooks Séraphin, laborer, St Edmond Brunette Marcile, clerk, Main Buckler Henry C., clerk, Compton Buckland Gardener, painter, Court Buckland Henry, Compton Bullock Alfred M., of Bullock & Co., Compton Bullock Warren J., & Co., general merchants, Main Bullock H.J., of Bullock & Co., Compton Bullock Ernest A., of Bullock & Co., Compton Bullock Mrs.Mary C., wid Ira, school teacher Bush Benjamin F., teamster, St Paul Bushell John, mechanic, Nottingham Butler Horace, farmer Byrne Converse, saw mill, Maple N 196 OOATICOOK DIRECTORY.JAS.BAYLIS & 80N, CARPET, CURTAIN and OIL CLOTH Oamirand Maxime, laborer, St Jean Baptiste CANADA HOTEL, Frangois Tremblay, proprietor, Pleasant Carlisle Mark, general grocer, Riverdale Caron Louis C., chairmaker, St Jean Baptiste Carpenter James, carpenter, Quepn Carr Cornelius P., baker and grocer, Compton Carr Horace L., Lorn Cartier Jacques F., of Paquette & Cartier, St Paul Carry Mrs.Catherine, wid Joseph, Riverdale Catudal Samuel, pumpmaker, Grafton Chagnon George, foundry, St Jean Baptiste CHAGNON H.O.H, notaire publie, syndic officiel, juge de paix, commissaire de la Cour Supérieure, agent do terres, de prèt, et d'assurance sur la vie et contre le fou Chartier Baptiste, laborer, Main Chartier Louis, laborer, St Edmond CHARTIER REV.JEAN BTE,, roman catholic Chase Edgar, painter, Sherbrooke .Chase George W., farmer, Oak Christie Robert, blacksmith, St Paul Church Abraham, Victoria CIIURCH OF ENGLAND, Riverdale Churchill James, insurance agent, Cutting Clark Mrs, Compton COATICOOK DIRECTORY.197 WAREHOUSE, 4569 & 461 Notre Dame St, MONTREAL.Clark William E., teamster, Water Cleveland Frank, Court Cleveland George, Riverdale Cleveland Samuel, jun., trader, Glen Coaticook Eleotroplate Co., Factory COATICOOK HOUSE, Stephen Davis, proprietor; good livery in connection, Main Coaticook India Rubber Co., Factory Coaticook Knitting Co., Shuter block COATICOOK MARKET, Frs.X.Con tois, clerk, St Peter COATICOOK OBSERVER, Newman & Co., proprietors, cor Pleasant and Union Coaticook Post office, Horace Cutting, postmaster, Pleasant Convent Présentation de Marie, sister St.Jean Baptiste, superioress, St Jean Baptiste CONTOIS FRS.X., butcher and clerk of market, St Peter Cope Charles, weaver, Nottingham Cordeau Otiser, blacksmith, St Paul Cormier Alphonse, shoemaker, Main Converse Mrs.Mary, wid N., St Paul Couture Charles, plasterer, St Ann Couture Joseph, plasterer, Factory Crabtree Thomas H., mechanic, Court Cramp Leamond, carpenter, Maple, h do 198 COATICOOK DIRECTORY.For Best CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS or CURTAINS, visit Crane W., farmer, Riverdale Crawford James F., Union Crone Joseph G., carpenter, Riverdale Cross Frederick, grate manufacturer, Water Cross Mrs.Francis J., Water Crotto Leon, laborer, St Jean Baptiste Crotto Xavier, laborer, 8t Ann Cruickshanks Andrew M., foreman, Contral Cutting Arthur II, general merehant, Pleasant, h Cutting Cutting Horace, postmaster, Pleasant, h do Cutting Horace, trader Cutting Miss Aris, Pleasant Cutting Mrs.Jonathan, Lark Cummings Amos I., doors, sashes, blinds, mouldings, &c., Compton Daigle Louis, earter, Main Daiszelle Léon, laborer, Hazel Damon Benjamin, M.D., Pleasant Damon Isaac, farmer, St Paul DAVIS STEPHEN, proprietor Coaticook house, Main Dawson Samuel, Compton Demers Alexis L., farmer, Cutting Donmanche Eusobe, laborer, St Joachim Denrick George, blacksmith, Riverdale Derouin George, laborer, Glen COATIGOOK DIRECTORY.199 JAS.BAYLIS & SON, 459 & 461 Notre Dame St, Montreal.Derosiers Frs.X., notary, Compten Dimmick Edward, wheelwright, Riverdale Dion Napoléon, carpenter, St Joan Baptiste Dionne Pierre, trader, James District Protestant school, Compton DOAK GEO.O., advocate, Cutting, h Factory Doherty Mrs.Jane, wid Thomas, Nottingham Donnelly Mrs.Catherine, wid John, laundress, St Edmond Doodson John, carpenter, Nottingham Dragon Louis, carpenter, St Jean Baptiste Dresser Chester H., blacksmith, St Paul, h Riverdale Drummond John, joiner, IIazel Dubois Elisée, trackman, St Peter Dubois Mrs.Isaïe, Morgan Dubois Joseph, luborer, James Dudoir Edward, laborer, James DUPUIS CALIXTE, bailiff, office Main, h Barnston Durocher Gedéon, notary Edwards Henry W., carriagemaker, Richmon« Elliot Charles, carpenter, Victoria Ellis Ephraim C., bailiff, Wellington Eno Eli, painter, Riverdale Evans Clarence, farmer Facteau.Godfroi, shoemaker, St Jean Baptisto 200 COATICOOK DIRECTORY.JAS.BAYLIS & SON keep on hand a Large Stock of Curtain Farrell Thomas P., hairdresser, Main Fauber Moise, millwright, St Ann Faubert Alex., hotelkeeper, Compton Ferrier Charter, clerk, St Jean Baptiste Fiske John J., advocate, Cutting Flanders Seth N., Court Fletcher Almond, farmer, Grafton Flynn John, agent, St Jean Baptiste Fortier Xavier, laborer, James Fose Amos K., Cutting Foster Abraham, clerk, cor Main and James FOSTER REV.JOHN, High Fox Amos K., general merchant, Cutting, h Main FOX HENRY O., of Newman & Co., h Court Franklin Mucilage Co., Pleasant RASER JOHN, notary public and estate agent, Shurtleff block Gagnon Simeon, laborer, St Ann Gaudry Henry, silverplater, off Compton Gendron Alfred, grocer and eoffin maker, St Jean Baptiste (Gendron John B., mechanic, Glen Geroam Mrs.V., dressmaker, Pleasant Gilbert Ambroise, moulder, St Edmond GOATIOOOK DIRECTORY.201 Matorialsand Cornices, 450 & 481 Notre Dame 8t., Montreal.Giroux Isaïe, tinsmith, St Jean Baptiste Gosselin Télesphore, shoemaker, St Paul GOUCHER REV.WALTER G., Baptist, Compton Grady James, farmer, Central Greenleaf Stephen, soapmaker, Water Grégoire Patrice, manager C.L.Co.'s mills, 8t Jean Baptiste, h Childs Griggs Henry, machinist, 8t Paul Griguére George, laborer, St Ann Hall Aon, tinsmith, Central HARDIE REV.ALEXANDER, Methodist, Wellington Harris Elijah, mechanie, Nottingham Hart A.Wellington, banker, Union Harvell John W., house painter, cor Compton and Hatley Hawes George, contractor, Cutting Hawes Robert, Lark Hawkes Mrs., wid Alda, St Paul HEBERT TELESPHORE P., carriagemaker, Main, hdo Tenau & Adson, harnessmakers, coy Washing ton and Compton \u2019 Highland Margaret, Child Hill Calvin, teamster, Compton Hill Edwin C., laborer, Pine 202 COATICOOK DIRECTORY.Best Makes in Brussels and Tapestry Carpets may be had at Hill Julius B., mechanic, Queon Hinton James W., Ottawa Hodge John C., miller, Central Hodges John, miller, Hartle Hoel William F., gardener, Sherbrooke Hopkins Carlos, mechanic, Queen Humphrey Bylvender B., bailiff, Court Hunt Morris B., St Paul Ives Eli, physician, Glen Jasmin Joseph, carpenter, St Ann Jenks Leslie H., dentist, Pleasant e Johnston Harrison, Glen Johnston Joshua, mason, Glen Kathan Lovinus, carpenter.Cutting Kendall Orin, millwright, Hazel Kennedy John, blacksmith, Main, h do Kennedy & Webster, hardware and provisions, Main, h do Kent Edwin, mechanic, Central Keorwack Joseph, laborer, St Ann Keough Joshua, farmer, Central KERSELL, TABOR & CO.grain, produce and provisions, cor Union and Lark Kilburn Lucius, Child Kenney G.W., bailiff and trader, James Knappi John H., Baldwin Lacharité W., laborer, St Jean Baptiste COATIGOOK DIRECTORY.203 JAS, BAYLIS & SON, 459 & 461 Kotre Dame 8t., Montreal, Labossier Chrysostome, saddler, St Edmond Ladd Charles, Baldwin Lansberry Robert, carder, Compton Larendean Prospdre, laborer, St Edmond Laroault Casimer, carpenter, 8t Joachim Laroche Fabien, baker, St Edmond Larue Xavier, carpenter Leach Henry, painter, Morgan LeBaron Matthew W., clerk, Central Leclair John, laborer, St Joachim Lee Sylvestre, turner, Compton Lefebvre E., laborer, St Joachim Lefebvre J.Baptiste, farmer, St Edmond Leithead James, foreman, Riverdale Lemoine Flavis, laborer, Compton LEMIEUX GUILLAUME, Albion hotel, cor Wellington and St Baptiste Lemrise Albert, shoemaker, St Joachim Lemrise Médéric, shoemaker, St Jean Baptiste Lemrise Ober, shoemaker, Childs Lippé Napoléon, silver plater, Nothingham Locke Moses, agent sewing machines, Compton Locke 8., sewing machine agent, Main Lovelace John, laborer, St Jean Baptiste LOVELL HENRY, of Kersell, Tabor & Co.cor Union and Lark Loxton Charles, carpenter, Ottawa 204 COATICOOK DIRECTORY.JAMES BAYLIS & SON, CARPET, CURTAIN & OIL CLOTH Marcou Auguste, blacksmith, Compton Marcou Jean, St Ann Marinier Basile, Child Marois Rémi, laborer, St Jean Baptiste Martin Thomas, laborer, Nottingham Martineau Pierre, laborer, St Jean Baptiste May William, Thornton McDonnough Mrs.Mary, wid B., general store, Main MoDuffee, \u2014, farmer St Paul - McKee Georgo W., boot and shoe store, Main McKimon Wm,, silverplater, Factory McKnight John G., blacksmith and horse shoer, Washington McNamara Mrs.Mary, wid John, laundress, St Peter Mead Abner W., carpenter, Pine Miaut William, laborer, Compton Ménard Frangois, mason, St Jean Baptiste Morrill Charles, machanic, Pleasant Merrill \u2014, farmer, Sherbrooke Merrill Miss Eva E., Washington MERRY JOHN W., advocate, Pleasant, h Court METHODIST CHURCH, REV.ALEXANDER Hardie, pastor, Wellington Michon Angelme, clerk, Morgan Moffatt Isaac, carpenter, Pine COATICOOK DIRECTORY.205 WAREHOUSE, at 469 & 461 Notre Dame St., Montreal.Moore Mrs.Mary, wid Hugh, St Ann Moore W., cabinetmaker, Compton Morgan William, mechanic, St Paul Morrow Edmond, laborer, St Ann Moss Andrew, merchant tailor, Main OULTON D.W., saddler and trunk maker, dealer in belting and lace leather, cor St Paul and Water Moulton Gilbert, machinist, Central Moulton Gilbert, mechanic, Hazle Moulton Orin M., trader, Baldwin Moyle Samuel, plumber, St Paul Mullins Michael, produce merchant, Main Murphy Miss Annie, Union Murphy Daniel, Union Murphy Joseph, Union Murphy Thomas, merchant tailor, Main NEWMAN FRANK P, of Newman & Co., Court Norton Arthur O., trader, Pine Norton Mrs.Arthur O., Riverdale Nolet Francis, Mill Orilier Précule, laborer, St Edmond Packer John C., trader, Child Paige Elon 8., mechanic, Baldwin 206 COATIOOOK DIRECTORY.For Best CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS or CURTAINS, visit Palin Narcisse A, butcher, Union PAQUETTE & CARTIER, general merchants, Main Paquette Eusébe H., of Paquette & Cartier, Main PARADIS PIERRE E., M.D., C.M., Wellington Paré Peter, proprietor, St Jean Baptiste Paré Séraphin, farmer, St Jean Baptiste Parker & Baldwin, Central Parsons Mrs.Charlotte, Riverdale Patenaude Charles, laborer, St Peter Patterson Robert, mechanie, Sherbrooke Pelletier Frederick, shoemaker, St Edmond Penoyer Darwin D., Court Perkins Joseph S., agent Coaticooke Manufacturing Co., Sherbrooke Perry T.A., pedlar, St Jean Baptiste Pickett Mrs.Elizabeth, Riverdale Picket Thomas, moulder, Compton Pollard John D., engineer, St Paul Pollard Mrs.Sarah, wid W., St Ann Pope Alonzo, Island PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Wellington Proctor Otis, machinist, St Paul Prunelle Charles, machinist, Compton QUEEN'S HOTEL, W.H.& J.W.Tibbetts, proprietors ; good livery attached; cor of Lark and Depot, opp G.T.R.station OOATICOOK DIRECTORY.207 JAS, BAYLIS & SON, 459 & 461 Notre Dame St, Montreal.Quimlly Mrs., Cutting Rafferty Miss Nancy, Central Randall Goodman W., carpenter, Riverdale Reid Joshua, tailor, Main Roynolds John C., Union Ricard Athanase, mechanic, Grafton Riel Joachim, carpenter, 8t Jean Baptiste Riel Joseph, carpenter, St Jean Baptiste Ritchie John W., Child Robertson Mrs.Louisa, wid H., Compton ROBINSON D.A., M.D., of Robinson & Co., Pleasant Robinson & Co., drugs and fancy goods, Cutting Robinson Hiram, Compton Robinson John, mechanic, Central Ryan Susan, Compton Sisco Alfred, mechanic, Central Scramberg Olivier, machinist, Viotoria SEAVER CHARLES S., general merchant, Child Shaw Enoch, weaver, Nottingham Shaw Samuel, elastic weaver, Thornton Sheppard Noah, tinsmith, Main Shone Enoch, mechanic, Nottingham Shurtleff Addis, clerk of the court, Compton Shurtleff Frank, Central Shurtleff Joel, Court 208 \u201c COATIOOOK DIRECTORY.JAS.BAYLIS & SON keep on hand a Large Stock of Curtain Shurtleff Lyman, Court Sinnott Edmond, machinist, 8t Jean Baptiste Sinnott Elzéar, clerk, Court Sinnott Médéric, carpenter, St Jean Baptiste Sivelt Charles T., barber, Richmond Sippy Napoléon, mechanic, Nottingham Sleepar Jacob B., broomhandle maker, St Paul Sleeper Wright, machinist, St Paul Slidden Willard, mechanic, Sherbrooke Smart Bradley, sawyer, St Paul Smith Addison, mechanie, Sherbrooke SMITH CHARLES, contractor and teamster, St Paul Smith Edwin, Sherbrooke Smith James, joiner, Compton Smith Peter, bricklayer, Riverdale Snow Washington, farmer, Water Soding Otis, joiner, Hatley Soutier Edward, laborer, St Jean Baptiste Spénard Louis Al., matchmaker, Main Stanton Henry, mechanic, Maple Stanton William, machinist, Maple ST EDMOND CATHOLIC CHUROH, rev J.B.Chartier, pastor, St Ann Stevens Benjamin, marker, Maple St Pierre François, Locke Summers William, mechanic, Hazol COATICOOK DIREOTORY.209 Materials and Cornices, 459 & 461 Notre Dame St, Montreal Taplin Johnston, undertaker, St Paul Thomas Newal, of Thornton & Co., Wellington Thompson James, Union Thompson John, carder, Riverdale Thornton & Co., general merchants, Main - THORNTON JOHN, M.P.P., trader, Compton Todd Edward, Water Tomkins Edwin F., of Trenholme & Co., Baldwin Tomkins J.H., H.M.customs, Compton Toomer Joseph, laborer, Hazel Tope Richard, Nottingham Tope Richard, mason, Regent Tope Samuel, Glen Tope William, mason, Regent Tope William, Nottingham Town Frederick, mechanio, Compton Trahan Napoléon, laborer, Main TREMBLAY FRANCOIS, proprietor Canada hotel, Pleasant Tremblay George, laborer, St Edmond Trenholme & Co., Phoenix mills, Compton Trenholme Robert G., of Trenholme & Co.Baldwin Trotto Amable, laborer, St Ann Urgon Joseph, blacksmith, Main, h do 210 COATICOOK DIRECTORY.For CARPETS go to 459 & 461 Notre Dame 8t., Montreal, Underwood William, mason, Pleasant Valade Antoine, bricklayer, St Peter VAUGHAN CAPTAIN EDWIN, U.S.consul, Main Vickers Arthur, St Paul Vincent Villa, laborer, St Edmond Wallace John, wool picker, Riverdale Watt Jas.B., mechanic, Court Webster Edwin R., general dealer in furniture, crockery, glass, &c.Webster H.B., mechanic, St Paul Webster Roscoe, carpenter, St Paul Webster Moses, mechanic, Central Webster Walter C., trader, Court Welch Charles A., painter, Compton Williams William 8., collector, Pool Wilson John F., mechanic, Central Wheeler Wm., baker, St Jean Baptiste Woodside James, freight agent, Main Worthen Simon, carter, Compton Wyman Abba, farmer, Central MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.CORPORATION OP COATICOOK.L.Slseper, mayor ; H.Lovell, P.FT.Baldwin, M.Brunette, Octave Gareau, E.W.Akburst, 8.Cleveland, jun., couneil- lors; O.Shurtleff, secretary-treagurer ; E.C.Ellis, road inspector.5 JUDICIARY.Stanstead County is divided for registrative purposes.\u2014 Office at Stanstead and Coaticook, Otis Shurtleff, registrar, Coaticook ; O.A.Richardson, registrar, Stanstead.Oircuit and District Magistrates Court, held at Coaticook.Olerk, Otis Shurtleff; at Stanstead, clerk, O.A.Richardson.BAILIFFS AT COATICOOK, 8.B.Humphrey, J.W.Mather, G.W.Kinney, and O.Dupuis.JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, COATICOOK.b.Sleeper, H.Lovell, A, A.Adams, D.Davis, jun, M Brunette, HB.C.H.Chagnon, and John Thornton, M.P.P.0 212 COATICOOK MISCELLANÈOUS DIRECTORŸ.CHURCHES.CHURCH OF ENGLAND, Rev.J.Foster, M.A., incumbent.METHODIST.Rev.Alexander Hardie, M.A., pastor.PRESBYTERIAN, Rev.J.T.Donald, minister.BAPTIST.Rev.W, G.Goucher, pastor.RAILWAY, Grand Trunk Railway Station, W.F.Janes, agent; W.B.McCutcheon and Joseph Williams, clerks; B.G.Char- nock and E.Murphy, telegraph operators and ticket clerks.LOVELL'S GASDOYREN OP BRIN MAME AMER, PRICE, $2.50.A GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA.PRICE, 50c.For Sale at the Bookstores, and at the office of the Publishers, St.Nicholas Street, Montreal."]