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 1848, Introduction

[" aC ES a= A RTT TE Shashrnshe \u2014___ _ Fm Pa a er ih ples p* a 1 ; i (A 18 I fa Te of ih mana ETS IR ij TR LES LHL Lossy FIV; j sh ma a à 7 3 Ein 4 177 ag 7 Lil verge LEE TEE Ne i | Ld sn Yi + + oh LA = = (GFT or with the Lobel, mod) ; Ran sm TS lmpitvessapls, 2 cd = A i Thltint by RW.3 Muibay.: =i Es = PS * IRE Cel A Fat CL e\u2014\u2014 no +35 THE MONTREAL DIRECTORY.NEW EDITION, GÉorrecte® in Mtaÿy, 1848, CONTAINING, PIRST, AN ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY OF THE CITIZENS GENERALLY; SECOND, A CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY, IN WHICH THE NAMES OF SUBSCRIBERS ARE ARRANGED UNDER THEIR PROPER BUSINESS HEADS ; AND, THIRD, A DIRECTORY TO THE INSURANCE COMPANIES, BANKS, NATIONAL AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES AND INBTI- TUTIONS, AND TO ALL PUBLIC OFFICES, CHURCHES, &C.&C.IN THE CITY, WITH AN ALPHABETIOAL GUIDE TO THE STREETS, AND A MAP OF THE CITY.us - : A Jann: : 110 BY ROBERT Vi g: MACKAY.\u201coe .\u2019 * yA Any +» .d À ° .! » s yc ees À «oe Montreal : PRINTED AND SOLD BY LOVELL AND GIBSON, ST.NIOHOLAS STRANY, AKD AT THE BOOKSTORES.* Tet soe ve o .a PRIOR SRVEN SHILLINGS AND SIXPENCE, : Ê evar °\u2026 aes cat ce se \u2026 rey can?see v.nuve ae -.seu.Lows .3 a.*\u2026.LJ fore PP .\u201ceos 0% \u2026.f PREFACE.In again presenting the public with a new Volume of \u2018the MonTrEAL Crry DIRECTORY, béîng the sixth of the work which has been issued, it is the Editors pleasing duty, in the first place; to return his wost sincere thanks to the many kind friends who have uniformly sustained his éfforts to keep & propet Directory of the City in u course of annual publication.Although, considering the nature of the population of the City, the supporters of thé Work may be considered namerous, yet both Editor and Printers find to their cost that they are, by no treans, as many as any person unacquainted with the facts hight naturally suppose.Indeed, the present edition, which is un unusually successful one, is limited to six hundnd \u2018and fifty copies; nevertheless, the Editor will not be dis- eartetied by the insufficient remuneration for the labor and fatigue incurrsd in collecting and preparing the mass of information which is presented in this Volume; but, on the contrary, begs to assure his friends, that it will tend to promote renewed applicstion and éuetgy on his part, so that the Directory shall ultimately its way into the Counting House or Store of every person carrying on a sespestable business, in this City, who can read the Eng ge.Having indirectly alluded to the fact, that many who carry on a large business do not expend a shilling in support of this work, it may, perhaps, be proper to state here, that, to his own knowl most of them use the Directory; a good number of them Borrow it, and some of them, he has been credibly informed, forget to return it.As illustrating this matter, he can further state, that several inetinces have occurred of persons sending to himself for the loan of the Book, a request which was so exceedingly modest and reasonable, that, of course, hé could not refuse, but sent them a polite message, that he returned his beat thanks for the honor conferred upon him.A good many there dre, tod, Who get the work deli- 1V.vered, and promise to pay for it, but forget to do so; and in one instance, a person who had used it for months, (a hotel-keeper too, whose name does not appear as auch in the Classified List of Hotels this year, although he still carries on the business, ) sent it back when applied to for payment.The Editor, however, owes it to the hotel-keepers of the City to state, that this was a solitary exception amongst them, as he has .ever found those gentlemen to be warm, generous and liberal supporters of the Directory.In the Crassrriep Business Directory, he has, this year, adhered (with scarcely an exception) to the rule of inserting the names of Subscribers only; many professional and other gentlemen, in whose favor an exception may have previously occurred, may feel annoyed at this, but he can only say, that due warning was given of his intention, through the press, and that the course now pursued will be strictly carried out.In preparing last year\u2019s edition of the work, circumstances compelled him to entrust the collection of the .details for it to several individuals, some of whom, he is sorry to say, did their business very inefficiently.In the edition now presented, fully three-fourths of the same work was done by himself, and the remainder by a faithful and well qualified person, and the result appears in an addition of FORTY-FIVE PAGES, CONTAINING NEARLY FIFTEEN HUNDRED NAMES, TO THE ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.He has also given an ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY TO TBE STREETS OF THE CITY, carefully compiled from the latest Surveys, together with a very neat little Map, while the price of the Book remains as it did last year.Trusting that his endeavors to meet the requirements of his friends and the public on this head will meet with their approbation, and that they will find the present Directory to be the best and cheapest work of its kind ever issued in Canada, He has the honor to remain their obliged and faithful servant, ROBERT W.§.MACKAY.Montreal, June 30, 1848. INDEX.vadu Addenda to the Alphabetical Directory,.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.0.11 Alphabetical Directory, 13-259 Arad Ys 258 A t 258 Advocat 258 Architects and Civil E 256 Artists, 358 Apothecaries, Chemists and Druggiste,.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026 25 Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, weeeeeeeci cress 38 Assurance Companies, Life, Fire, and Marine,.\u2026 308 BAKETS, sovssose 25?Baker of Ship Bread, : 80 Banks and Bank Agencies, 820 Benevolent Institutions, s8$ Berlin Wool Stores, 257 Black and White Smiiths, ses Block and Pump Makers, 26% Board of Trade, cocure $24 Board of Works, ol Boarding House, Private, 268 Booksellers, Stationers, and Bookbinders,.t.c.0u 258 Boot, Shoe and Leather De\u201c2: 1.201 Éowling Saloon, 268i Brewers and Distillers, 263 lutter I pect 928$ Cabinet Makers and Uphol 26% Carpenters, Joiners, and Build .264 Carvers, Gilders, and Looking Glass Manufucturers,.265° Chair Manufacturer, .265 Cliemists and Druggists, 285 China, Glses, and Earthenware Dealers, &c.,.285 A2 FAGF Chop and Coffee Houses,.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026sssossssamsrrcce 266 Circulating Libraries,.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.cussccessecscccecnse 267 Civil Engineers,.236 Civil Secretary's Office, 330 Churches, &c, 387 Coffee Roasters,.\u2026.1orrs-sansescosssosrrrocse0s 268 Clothiers and Taiïlors, .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.298 Coach and Carriage Makers,.vencésserssnee saines 267 Coach, Cab, Calêche and Cart Hire,.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.846 Colleges and Schools.assscnsssosasensoscres .839 Commission Merchants,.269 Commission Agents,.coereerrernenns sara a0nsassae00e 269 Confectioners, 270 Coopers, eee 270° Coppersmiths, Brass Founders and Plumbers.270 Cork Cutters,.270 Corporation of the City,.veeeseees 344 Courts of Law, 826 Crown Lands Office, v\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.881 Custom House, $25 Custom House Broker, 278 Daguerreotypists, 274 Dancing Acad , 274 Dentists, en 274 Distillers and Brewers,.263 Dry Goods Merchants, Wholesale,.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026 275 Dry Goods, &c., 276 Dyers and 8 » 274 Engravers and Lithograpl 279 Exchange and Money Brokers, mrarcenve son secana 0e arssoroens 279 Executive Government of Canada, \u2018828 Executive Council and Officers of do.,\u2026.329 Fancy Stores, 279 Fire Assurance Companies, 308 Fire EngineB,.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026circserreccerssecaassonse « vensacss .827 Firemen's Benevolent Association, 837 Flour Mills.\u2018 280 vit.Furniture Brokers,.,Ç sascanniosasecssn0 000008 sessvacscns .Furriers, &C.,.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Gas Light Company,.Canoral M 1.General Fost Office, Glass Manufactory, Governor General and Suite, &c., Groceries, &C.,.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Gun Smith, Hair Dressers, &c., Hardware Merchant Hatters and Furriers,.s>occncos sens sassaconssouse0s cevereranes Hospitals, Hotels and Inns,.House Furnishing Warehouse, Indian Department,.Infant's and Children\u2019s Clothing Warehouse,.c.Inspector General's Office, Tospectors of Produce, Jewellers, Watohmakers, &e., Land Agents Leather Merchants and Tanners, .Legislative Assembly, Officers of.ccccvunieencnrens oe Legislative Council, Officers Ofjnescsnesssocse vocesmsssccc00e Literary Societies, Lloyds\u2019 Agents, Lodges, Clubs, &c., Lumber Merchant us Machinists and Printing Press Makers,.ceeertereses Masonic Lodges, cauvsenuvenr ancrusccue Mechanics\u2019 Institut Mercantile Library Associat Merchant T'ailors, Milliners and Dress Makers, 291 380 329 334 812 841 202 292 341 334 334 203 294 viii.Mineral Water Depots Music, Professors and Teachers of, Musical Instruments, Manufacturers, &c., National Societi tase 4000000000 nr) nal Newspapers and P New York and Boston Expres, seuvessnae ses Notaries Public,.Nursery and Seed ; Odd Fellows\u2019 Lodges, Onticran Paints, Oil, Glass, &c., Dealers, .Painters, eo.e2esennet Paper Wareh Paper Hanger, Petiodical Agency, Phrenological Cabinet and 4 Surgery, eon crerereasennasannas Physicians and 8 Phme Makers, Eissterers, Plumbers, Brass Fourders and Gau-fitters,.\u2026.Post Offices, General and Montreal, Police, Printing Offices, Provision Merch 4 Provision Insp Provincial Secretary's s Office, Prorincial Registrar's Office, Public Offices, Pullic Works Depart Haïtroad C Hates and Fares of Cabs, Calèches, See sreresrstzesrasans Ready made Linen Wareliotmes,.Receiver General's Office, sos esded re ety Rechabite Societi Root and Ginger Beer Makers, Saddlers and Harness Makers, Savings Banks, Saw Maker and Repairer,.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Carrere ansanss Ship Bread Baker, Smiths, Horse Shoers, &c., Soda Water Manufactory,.vrovdusersesssc00ac0au0e Stage Offices, Steamboat Comp Steam Sawing and Planing J 1 | .\u2026 Street Guide to the City, Surveyor General's Office, Tallow Chandl Tavern and Inn Keepers, Telegraph Company.\u201c.Tin Plate W Tobacconists, Trinity House, ve.Trunk Makers, Turners, .\u2026.Type Founder,.University of M*Gill College, a nrenseasrccssaussues Veterinary Surgeons,.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.nusacersenses soc00s vee Virgil & Co.'s E ; Watchmakers and Jewell Water Works Weighing Machine Manufactorÿ,.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026sesesssonuse ve Wine M Wire Worker, Wooden Ware and Clocks, &c., 307 298 291 807 807 307 288 - ADDENDA AND ERRATA.Abbots, Rov.Joseph, A.M., house M\u2018Gill College.Abbott, &.J.C., Advoeate, 49 Little St.James street.Armour, A.H,, house 35 St.Urbain street Baldwin, Hon.Robert; kouse 634 St.Antoine strest.Begly, p 8 oy (Teacher,) Haymarket, next Americas urch.Bernard, J.D., Varennes Springs Depbe, 152 Sti.Pak street.Bensiger, Mr.& Mrs, teachers, near Baptist Collage, Dorchester street.Blackburn, \u2014, advoocats, 8 St.'Chérdss street.Brennan, James, house 175 Notre Dame strest Butler, William, tavern, Jacques Cartier square.Bustesd, D., cominisson morcsaut, 28 Si.Peter street.Cameron, Hon.M., house 634 St.Antoine street, Cochrane, John, hause Darchester street west, near Guy street.| CounLE, GEorcE F., Elgin Hotel, Daïlionsie square.Coxkurx, Go.P., engraver, 1514 Notre Dame street.Courtenay, Alexander, bouse Notre Dame street, next Commissariat offoe.Crerar, J.M., vannisher and polisher, 29 Chenneville- t.stree Fenwick, Thomas, (Advocate, 4 St.Thérése street.Gauthier, ¥.Xi, grocer, corner Marguret and Bons venture streets Hill, Benjamin, paperhanger, &c.house 12 St.Lawrence street.Huddell, J.O., clerk, Fortification lane, near Place d\u2019Armes Hill.Irvine, Jno., accountant, 2 Hospital street.Leslie, Dr., house Wellington, near Grey Nun.street.Lyons, Samuel, wholesale jeweller, 2 Stuart\u2019 buildings, Notre Dame street. xii.MACDONNELL, RIcHD., advocate, 27 Little St.James st.M¢Coy, Jas., bookseller, 2 St.Joseph street.Montreal & Troy Telegraph office, Odd Fellows Hall, Great St.James street.Platt, George, Notary, 34 Little St.James street.Price, Hon.J.H., house 63} St.Antoine street.Ross, A.R., plumber and coppersmith, 56 Craig st.Sewell & Burns, Doctors, Druggists, &c., Wellington, near Prince street.| ScoTT, ROBT., commission merchant, 228 St.Paul st.- Smith, H Hon.James, house off Sherbrooke, near Bleury Statistionl Board for Canada, (W.C.Grofton, Secretary) office Government House, Notre Dame street.Torry, Jas., of J.W.Herbert & Co, 118 Notre Dame street.Voyez, J., trader, St.Paul street, opposite Bonsecours Market.OMITTED IN THE CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY.LAND AGENTS, Bent, on oor, 188 St.Paul street.ohn, 29 St.François Xavier street.Steers, Thomas, 18 Little St.James street.LAND SURVEYOR.Kingsford, William, 18} St.Lambert street.LARD, OIL.AND CANDLE MANUFACTURER.Mathewson, John, Inspector, near William street.LEATHER MERCHANTS AND TANNERS.Davis, Nelson, St.Lawronce, near Sherbrooke street.Leclerc, John A.174 St.Paul street.Sabine, A.F., 19 St.François-Xavier street.Smyth, William, & Co., 34 M\u2018Gill street.Wheeler, George H., 178 St.Panl street.hits Thomas, St.Paul street, corper Custom House Willet, \u201cAss, 157 St.Paul street."]