The Montreal directory for... : containing an alphabetical directory of the citizens generally, a classified business directory, and a supplementary directory of professional and business men in Chambly, Laprairie and St. Johns, 1 janvier 1842, Introduction

[" à THE MONTRE AL DIRECTORY FOR 1842-3, a U3 CONTAINING AN ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY OF THE CITIZENS GENERALLY, | A CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY, ; AND ; à ; 23 = A SUPPLEMENTARY DIRECTORY OF PROFESSIONAL AND ; BUSINESS MEN IN j CHAMBLY, LAPRAIRIE AND ST.JOHNS.\u201cAME re ; es te Na , ; BY ROBERT W.S, MACKAY.Ne es © 2 \u201ca FY no > 5 ; - es : | PKoutreal : PUBLISHED BY LOVELL & GIBSON, ST.NICHOLAS STREET, AND BY ROBERT W.8.MACKAY, 115, NOTRE DAME STREET, FRICR, FIVE SHILLING.El | i PRINTED DT LOVRIL AND GIBSON. PREFACE.In presenting the fist volume of the Montreal Directory to the public, the proprietors think a faw words, in the way of introduction, may nct be amiss.Of the necessity of the work, there has been generally but one opinion, and that decidedly favourable.In an undertaking of the kind, with a population so mixed as that of Montreal, itis hardly to be expected that the first volume will be found so perfect and accurate as could have been wished.But the proprietors hope that a reasonable degree of allowance will be made for errors, and that there will be found in the book, as a whole, such an amount of information, presented in such a form, as will render it both useful and interesting.For himself, the Editor would say, that whatever defects may exist (typographical errors exceptea,) are justly chargeable to him alone, as the arrangement of the work throughout is entirely his own.\u201c.Some errors, he is aware, have crept in, owing to circumstances which in future volumes will be strictly guarded against, and, as far as they have been discovered, means to éoireci tiem have been taken, both by an Errata, (which see,) ; iv.and by placing the names correctly in the Classified part of the Directory.A pew feature is presented in the Classified Directory, namely, that of placing the cards of each business in immediate succession to the names of those engaged in it.The Editor flatters himself that this is a decided improvement, and believes it to be the cheapest and best method of circu- laling business cards ever offered to this community.Several suggestions as to publishing various statistical tatics, &c., bave been made to the Editor, by gentlemen.for whose opinions he has the highest respect.Some of those will, and.some.wili net, be found in the work; but those which are not included.are.such as properly belong.toe a work .relating to the Province: in.general, (such as the Canada Almanac) and not one relating, as the Directory does, to matters connected with the city oniy.In collecting the matter for the Directory, much difficulty was encountered in procuring the names of a large class of the popuiation.A great many altogether refused to give information, and where the names of such persons were obtained from others, more intelligent than themselves, it was in many instances without being able to arrive at the Chris- {ian name.It is, however, to be hoped, that when such persons find that st cosfs nothing to have their names inserted, they will vs - be willing in future to give the requisite information, and that consequently the work will be made still more complete.It is intended, in the future volumes of the work, to include the names of all who are connected with business, whether housekeepers or not, giving their place of residence and the house with which they are connected, and such other improvements will be carried out as may be considered valuable to the public.\u2018To those gentlemen who have extended their support to the work, both as subscribers and advertisers, and'also to all who have aided him with information or advice in compiling it, the Editor would, in conclusion, return his most sincere thanks.Montreal, October 21, 1842.x2 Page.Addenda,.\u2026.0.02000000e PP 11 Alphabetical Directory a: ccviveviineesnnianss \u2026\u2026\u2026.12-188 Advocates,.,.cocveneiennesn \u201crenee s\u2026\u2026.\u2026.141-143 Architects, .c.0n seance os as ns 0010000000 143.Artiste | | .0r00naneen na 0100000 casssuses ee 143 Apotheearies, Chemists and Dr uggista,.cerns serecesians 167-170 Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,.craves ooo 144-145 Assurance Companies, Life, Fire, and Marine,.145-151 Banks and Bank Agetcies,.2.ouvomresen sens eusns 151-153 Banker,.\u2026.0.2000000umassan0sunro 00000000 cereus 153 Bakers of Ship and Navy.Broad, ss.cscu sous s nonu0e 153 Do.of Loaf Bread, &tag 020800000000 u ren senaecer 154 Board of Trade,.\u2026.nrreo sono sa so nns0n0 00000 154 Boarding Houses,.0.00000s00s sance cn00u0 \u2026.155-156 Booksellers, Stationers and Bookbinders,.esoscuu00 156-159 E:at, Shoc and Luüther Deulers,.\u2026.\u2026.0\u2026.00000000s .159-161 Brass Founders, Coppersmiths, Plumbers, Sc, .183-184 Brewers and Distillers, .cco cveieriircniiaiinennen \u2018e 162 Érush Makers,.\u2026.corsa asas ses 00000 cs 000u000 162-163 Butchers,.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u20262200i.0c0cenen ra sonm asso nas se» 163 Cabinet Makers and Upholsterers, Cerereens senc seonan 163-165 Carpenters and Joiners,.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.2.010uccc0u0ues 166 Carvers, Gilders, and Looking Glass Manufacturers,.166-167 Chair Makers and Furniture Dealers.oc0000s 167 Chemists and Druggists,.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.ereeses 167-170 Champlain and St.Lawrence Railroad,.170 China, Glass, and Earthenware Dealers, &c.,.» 171-172 Chop and Coffee Houses,.\u2026.\u2026.10.0000000000u0use 172-173 Civil Englneera,.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u202600cere ce nnonern cures 173 Cigar Denler,.\u2026.\u2026.00cccccen scene nee sn sense .i73 Se BCoyeeee surinneians berries seus JR 173-174 ClOrRY ys «cov nerensanasessrnnunsransnorstnnsnus 174-175 Clothins and Outfitting Warehouses, Cheers anns 176 vite Page: - Coach and Carriage Makera,.sc.L%6L7 Coach, Cab, Caleshe and Cart Hire, 244 Comb Manufacturers and Fancy Goods Importersp.«cso.178 Commission Merchants,.\u2026.0.\u202600\u20260.\u2026.178-279 Commission Agents,.serssires sescansersns 179-180 Confectioners, eoeveveeverenneens sressrscessesnnas 280-183 Coppersmiths, Brass Founders and Plumbers,.\u2026 .183-184 Cordage Manufacturers,.\u2026.sessocvennocseccoss .185 Custom HOUS2.n00ssecr000osaceen0-anco0nm00n8.185-186 Dentista,.,.\u2026.Lesencccesnecsenacu0S .188-187 Distillers and Brewers,.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026 s.\u2026.secconseunnre0e 162 Dry Goods Merchants, Whalesale, sacsnnocc0cc000ecu0 187-188 Dry Goods, 8Cogrsssearecrnronrrsrracerasssesnassese 189-183 Dyers and Scourers,.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.cruscsessosnuvu00 193 Exchange.and Money Brae.resrasessassesss - 198 Engravers and Lithographers,.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.193-194 Erratay.sosssnusauses sessessrassrssrinsces - 10- Fancy Stores, ccveeorisceiioseserisroncssrssnsnes 194 Fire Assurance Companies,.eveses sreessasseces 145-151 Forwarding Merchants,.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.«>.178-176 Dry Goods,.ja ssssu case 00 c0000 vw.187-1\u20ac5 Drugs, MC,.200s00coonrevossu cou002 167-170 \u201c Generals.nu.ccousorsossec cou vous 0 cosas 195-197 6 Forwarding,\u2026e.000000 es s\u2026\u2026voucassoo.194-195 EU GOCOTT Le scene nus n aus cu 00 ssucrac0 ce 06 .197-198 ss Hardware,.s\u2026.0.0csscs0 au e 0 sa00 000011 202-208 «6 Hat and FUr,.s.0.00 we0ssu soso mes sos 0000 209-213 \u201c Leather.soc sacuaocenn0c ce nconne cn e0005 220-221 \u201c Lumber, s.vossu0c 200000 c.toususroua0t 222 « Paint, Oil, Glass, ÉsC,.u0000essns cuves ve 237 \u201c Paperye.tetisanianinnn aacstccuouse \u2026 238 « Provision,.\u2026.PE oor 241-242 6 WWINCyeeessrerssanessaccnnpronsiansons oe 254 « Wooden Ware,.\u2026.ranean cere sens 254 Midwires,.\u2026.secon 0 nova econcen 231 Milliners and Dress Makers,.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.231-232 Montreal Library,.\u2026 sosvavsnnecneuves s.nace cree 292 Musical Instrument Manufacturers, &e.,.wees 232-284 Nail Manufacturers, Me.vu 234 Natural History Socieigy.RP 234 Newspapers and Periodicals,.\u2026.0.00000000000.234-235 Notaries Publics cc covers Joevososusansvcoconccvon0 230-236 Narsety and Seodsman,.\u2026.sessions sassuscu0s 236 Ofl Cloth Mannfacturery.ceieecisissecsssassonnanss 237 ix.Page.Opticlanç.\u2026\u2026.Lane oou0asuseu sac cnno nca nu 0as00ce us 237 Organ Builders, Kts.\u2026.\u2026.0.ucose seven.232-234 Paint, Oil, Glass, &c., Dealers,.\u2026.\u202600e 237 Painters,.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.0oosreneesesesensensrancos000 237-238 Paper Warehouses,.\u2026.\u2026 102 assseusennence 238 Pawnbrokers,.2.\u2026.\u2026.\u20260000sssussses >.vecsoncce 238 Physicians and Surgeong,.\u2026.000sensoncsons 239-240 Medical Board; Écy.0.000.000sesaccsc0encencs 40 Dalics Establishment, Lo, ay+omis a TT 7070700000 sew ee 240: Post Office,.conven.aassvareuasennausasseanse0se 241 Printiig Offices, .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.accsccrssccuue0e 241 Provision Merchants,.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.sersescaunescocnu0 241-242 Public Offices,.PER sons \"accconssccus0u0 RAZ-243 Raïlrcad,.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.secsaneuesicnstbe so oc ann000 178 Rates and Fares of Cabs, Caleshes, &cags.22.2 0000000 244 Saddiers and Harness Makers,.\u2026.00.2\u202600.00sacusone 245 Smiths, Horse Shoera; $C.,.\u2026.0000asoccncncceucues 245 Societies, Religious, National, &c5.20000000000000 245-046 Stage OfiCes,.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.rreccccccsusneucoceonsa0s0 00 246-247 Stock Manufacturers,.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026nsosoesonacaoces 247 Tailors and Clothiers,.\u2026.ruassuerenconcons 205-230 Tallow Chandiers,.4.ace, cncestsnevue0 247 Tin Plate Workers,.+.0000u0000anac coca onn0000 247-248 Tolls and Wharfage Duca,.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.0uuauces sac.248-268 Tobacconisls,.\u2026.sans-ense sons u0e0 nos 0020 0au2 000 253 Trinity House of Montreal,.Cretrsasivasssantae 253 University of M¢Gill College,.tetiesescccscestcens 254 Watchmakers and JeweHers,.vasou os da sasseermseriess 216-218 Wharfage Dues, K£.5000000+00000s0ecounacnc0ccun000 248-253 Wine Merchanta,.\u2026.\u2026.+.000ssssocceccceusocs006 254 Wire Workers.cceesesssecasasaassasncsessonescnnss 254 Wooden Ware and Clocks, GC.5.1000000000a0cu00 1 254 A Guide to the Streets of the City,.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.200-202 Business and Professional Directory of Chambly,.\u2026.263-264 Do.do.do.of Laprairiez.\u2026.264.Do.do.do.of St.Johns,.208-268 New York Business Cards,.sonceuvecsoseuvvens 269-272: x.ERRATA.Page 13, line 9, for road maker, read rope 1 maker.Pace 10, lines 4 end 5, for Dannimas wand Dil.-o- mar Vy AVE AsLLUNLIYY cau Digelow.Page 22, line 17, for agent, read commission merchant and general agent.Page 25, line 25, for wholesale and retail, read wholesale only.Page 26, line 20, for for J.Evans, read J.H.Evans.Page 26, line 23, for & Co., read and C.Page 27, line 1, for Bron, read Brown.Page 36, line 2, ior soap factory, read rope factory.Page 38, line 31, for Cully, read Curley.Page §9, line 11, for Goury, read Gorrie.Page 66, read lines 10 and 14 in continuation.Page 72, line 8, for wholesale and retail, read wholesale only.Page 85, lina 19; for Va, 62, read No, 42.Page 107, line 3, for near M\u2018Gill, read near Notre Dame st.Page 107, iine 21, for Pike, read Pyke.Page 107, line 30, for Pira, read Piza.Page 108, line 19, for Pomblevin, read Pominville.Page 122, line 7, for No, 199, read No.188.Page 124, line §, for No.192, read No.182, xi.ADDENDA.Alexander, Charles, cenfectioner, M¢Gill, near Recollet st.Bayley, Samuel, furrier, St.Frangois Xavier, opposite St.Sacrament street.Bibaud, P., house Little St.James street, near Place d\u2019Armes Bibaud, Doctor, Craig street, near the Hay Market.Dourbüntier, DL, \u20ac 3e, giocers, St.Mary, near Mont cal Bruneau, F.P., house Dalhousie square.Cherrier, C.S., house St.Dennis, near St.Catherine street Cooke, E., & Co., smiths, St.Joseph, near St.Henry street.Cooper, P.W., post office clerk, Little St.James, near St.Lambert street.Desève, Charles, notary, Vitré street.A Dick, Doctor, St Lambert, near Notre Dame street.\u2014 cent.Doucet, N.B., notary, Great St.James street.Evans, J.H., (of B.Brewster & Co.) 175 St.Panl st.Eyre, J.B., (agent for W, Greaves & Son) 191 St.Paul street.Richer, Arthur, M.D.20 St.Gabriel street.Gilbert, Moses H., provision merchant, Grey Nun, near Common street.Gugy, B.C.A., house St.André street.Guy, Louis, house near Berry lane, off St.Louis street.Guy, P.M., house Craig, near Bleury street.Hart, Benjamin, house St.Helen, near Recollet street.Hall, William, collector of the customs, house Victoria road.Hayes, M.J., water works, 28 Notre Dame stree*.Joseph, Jesse, (of B.Hart & Co.,) house P:ès de Ville, near Albert place.Joseph, J.H., house Près de Ville, near Albert place.Irvine, John, & Co., general merchants, 3 St.Peter, near St.Paul street.Kidd, Lawrence, house Sanguinet, above Mignonne street.me =4 ul Dhe xil.Kearse, R.C., merchant tailor, 220 St.Paul street.Lacroix, P.J., housc Sanguinet, above Mignonne street.Mason, James, veterinary surgeon and livery stable, Craig, near St.Charles Borromée street.Mackay, Robert W.S., periodical and book agency, 115 : \u201c Notre Dame strast, house Chenneville, near Craig st.Pothier, Hon.T., house corner Craig and St.Lambert street.Rolland, Hon.J.C., house Notre Dame street, near Dai- housie square.Reiffenstein, Geo.C., wine and general merchant, Commissioner street.Truteau, Z.J., house Sanguinet, above Mignonne street.Valliéres de St.Real, Hon., chief justice, Great St.James, near Bleury street.Watt, R., dry goods, St.Urbain, near Vitré street.RORERT W, S.MACKAY, Slgent for Deriodicals, Boots, SL 115, NOTRE DAME STREET, MONTREAL."]