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[" ONTARIO.] DOMINION 567 DIRECTORY.NoT-OAK MeCennel Neil, of Mclntyre & McCennel McDermid John, laborer McDougall Peter, farrier and farmer McEwen Donald, farmer McEwen Mrs.Duncan ; McGregor Malcolm, president Bible so- ciet, McGregor Miss Catherine McIntosh Donald, farmer McIntyre Donald W, storekeeper McIntyre & McCennell, blacksmiths and waggonmakers .McLachlin Angus, carriagemaker McLaurin Donald, blacksmith McLawin Duncan, saw mill McLean Ewen, tailor McLennan Robert, storekeeper McNaughton John R., carding and shingle mills .McNaughton Mrs.Jane, wid Peter, house of entertainment Monro Archibald, storckeeper ; Peacock rev.W.M., Congregationalist Robertson Mrs.Alexander Stewart Alexander, tanner Stewart William, harnessmaker Tobin John, proprietor Dominion hotel Vineburg Louis, & Co., storekeepers Young Robert NOTTAWA\u2014A village in the township of Nottawasaga, county of Simcoe.Distant from Collingwood, a station of the Northern railway, 3 miles, fare 16c.; from Toronto 98 miles.Mail daily.Population about 200.Anderson Robert, shoemaker Bain Peter B., MD.Barber Franklin, painter Bemrose John, carriagemaker Boyle James, cooper Brown Archibald, waggonmaker Bruce Jamieson, carpenter Buck David, cooper Buck George, cooper Buist David EB.carriagemaker Carter Richard, blacksmith Commercial hotel, Henry Wiggins, proprietor Conn Robert, saddler Currie John, farmer Fair Ths.W., of Melville, Fair & Co, resides in Toronto Frame William J., of Scott & Frame Furlong W.A, school teacher Garland Thomas, clerk Gemmell Gilbert, grocer Gow James, jun., weaver Gow James, sen., weaver Harris Edward, shoemaker Holdan Benjamin, carpenter Holdan Samuel P., carpenter Jameson William, waggonmaker Kerr Edward, carpenter Kerr William H., proprietor Nottawa house, saddler Kinnard James, farmer Lerush Charles, butcher McAlester Dougall, farmer McCarter David, pumpmaker McDougall Mrs.Ellen, wid Dougall, milliner McLean Dugald, clerk McLean Duncan, carpenter McLeod William, blacksmith McQuade James, engincor Melville Andrew, of Melville,Fair & Co.postmaster MELVILLE, FAIR & CO.millers Melville George P., of Melville, Rowed Melville, Rowed & Co., carriagemakers Miller John, carpenter\u2019 gemater Moles George, laborer Moore Miss Mary, dressmaker Nottawa house, William H, Kerr, proprietor Prout Thomas, miller Ovag Jumes A., storekeeper Rowed John, waggonmaker Rowed Henry, of Melville, Rowed & Co.SCOTT & FRAME, general merchants Scott Walter, of Scott & Frame Smith James, shoemaker Swalm George, carpenter Union hotel, Mrs.Agnes, wid David Wells, proprietress Watson James, printer Wells Mrs.Agnes, wid David, proprietress Union hotel Wiggins C.& H,, storekeepers Wiggins Charles, of C.& H.Wiggins Wiggins Henry, of C.& H.Wiggins, yhropretor Commercial hotel iley Edward, cooper Woods Samuel, weaver OAK HELL\u2014A post office station in the township of Laxton, county of Victoria.It is situated in a most healthy and pie- turesque district and abounds in deer, fish and game, presenting great attractions to pleasure seekers and sportsmen.Distant from Lindsay, a station of the Midland railway, 30 miles, from Coboconk 7 miles, Mail weekly.Corbett William, postmaster OAKLAND\u2014A small village in the towuelip of Oaklaud, county of Brant.Dist ntfrom Waterford 7 miles, fare 50c.; from Brantford, a station of the Grand Trank railway, 9 miles, fare 50c.; from Simcoe 14 miles, fare $1.Mail daily.Population about 200.Abbott William J., merchant Baldwin Moses H., councillor Beebe Jordan, proprietor house Beebe Smith, farmer Beebe Thorborn, farmer Bingham Mrs.Alfrida, wid Sluman Brown Neil, carpenter Burk James, blacksmith Chapin Charles, farmer Cowles Richard, tailor Cook Edwin, weaver Crandell William, farmer Dunnett James P., farmer Hays Hanson, laborer Knox Robert, painter Lile Charles, waggonmaker Lile William, blacksmith McDonald John, blacksmith Malcolm Charles P., founders Malcolm Shubal D., farmer Nobbs Robert, waggonmaker Oakland house, Jordan Beebe, proprietor Peaker John, blacksmith Plowman Jonathan, pedlar Proper John, councillor, storekeeper Rounstain rev.Thomas, Episcopal methodist Secord Robert, butcher Smith Adam N., farmer Smith Aden, laborer Smith Denis W., butcher Smith George, laborer Swayze Ralph, shoemaker Swears Norman, laborer Sayles George, tavernkeeper Thompson William, reeve Toyne John, postmaster, treasurer, and storekeeper Vanderli Robert, farmer Vivian Charles, saw and grist mill Vivian John, farmer Vivian Stephen, carpenter Vivian Wm,, towuship clerk, carpenter Qakland township Watkins Theron N., farmer Wesbrook Abraham, farmer Wesbrook Henry S., councillor Wesbrook Mordecai, farmer OAK RIDGES\u2014A small place on Yonge Street, townships of Whitchurch and King, county of York.Distant from Toronto, 20 miles.Mail daily.Population about 25.Colborn Humphry, tavernkeeper Connor William, shoemaker Curtis Asa, tavernkeeper Curtis Edward J., postmaster, storekeeper Gregory Daniel, saw mill Harper George, lumberman Johns Francis, storekeeper Keltz F., butcher Legge James, farmer Legge Thomas, wheat merchant McKenzie Philip, carpenter Mortson Thomas, saw mill Norman William, waggonmaker Philips Isaac, patternmaker Routledge Peter, blacksmith OAKVILLE\u2014A large and beautiful place in the township of Trafalgar, county of Halton.Itison the shore of Lake Ontario, at the mouth of Sixteen Mile Creek.It is incorporated, and is noticeable as a grazing and wheat growing region.The soil is formed of alluvial deposits.Oakville is advantageously situated for ship building.A number of first class vessels are built every year.The mouth of the creek torms an excellent harbor.No country has probably greater commercial facilities.The townis the outlet of considerable produce to the American side.The barbor is land locked, and easy of access.À station of the Great Western railway is on the outskirts of the town- Steamers plying between Montreal, Hamilton and other ports call regularly.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here- Distant from Milton 16 miles, from Hamilton 17 miles, from Toronto 22 miles, from Niagara Falls 60 miles, from London 98 miles.Mail daily.Population about 2000.Albertson William American Merchants Union Express Co.George Baker, agent Anderson captain Edward Anderson Joseph, farmer Anderson Robert, shoemaker Anderson Mrs.Annie, wid John Anderson Thomas, laborer Appleby Robert G., tailor Appleby Robert S., barrister ARGUS (THE), weekly, annual subscription $1 ; William F.McCay, proprietor and printer, Colborne st Armstrong Christopher, finisher Armstrong Mrs.William, milliner, Col- borne st Armstrong William, tailor, Colborne st Arnott David, merchant, also at Toronto Arnott James, storekeeper, Colborne st Asker William, clerk Bain Miss Elizabeth, Colborne st Bain William, butcher, Colborne st Baker George, livery stable and expres: agent Baker Miss Phebe, school teacher BALMER JOHN S., operator Montreal Telegraph Co., Colborne st Balmer Miss Anna, school teacher BALMER ROBERT, postmaster, town clerk, telegraph and insurance agent, and clerk Division court, Colborne st Barclay J., & Co., storekeepers, Colborne st Barclay John, of J.Barclay & Co., mayor Barclay Mrs.Mary, wid Matthew Barry Bartholemew, tanner Beals John, carpenter OAKVILLE.DOMINION 568 DIRECTORY.[PROVINOE oF Bennett Charles, saddler Bird Mrs.Mary, wid Samuel Blake George, sailor Blade Patrick, mason Boon Joseph, hotelkeeper, Colborne st Bowes Thomas, farmer Bradshaw rev.T.P., Episcopal metho- is Brady James, shoemaker Brown Francis J., of Brown & Heiter Brown & Heiter, storckeepers, Colborne s Brown John, laborer Busby George, teamster Butler Miss Anna, confectioner Campbell Donald, tailor Gampbell Donald, carpenter Canada Presbyterian church, rev.Wil- .liam Meikle, minister CANADIAN HOTEL, James Waldron, proprietor .Caverhill Robert, clerk Cantley William Clarkson captain Arthur Chisholm captain Duncan Chisholm George B., nurseryman Chisholm George K., mill owner hisholm W.B., fruit grower hisholm John, farmer Chisholm Robert K., collector of customs and insurance agent Chisholm C.P., manufacturer of strawberry baskets Clifford Joseph, laborer Conkrite Hiram, ship builder Conkrite Hiram S., ship carpenter Conkrite William, carpenter Connell Bartholemew, laborer Connor James, jun., carpenter Connor James, sen., carpenter Gooner James, watchmaker Coote Alexander, ship carpenter Coote Archibald, farmer Coote captain George Coote Charles W., storekeeper Cornwall Edward, farmer Cote Lewis, of J.Fairfield & Co.Cowton John, painter Crooks F., & Co., gracers, Colborne st Crooks Francis, of F.Crooks & Co Colborne st ?Cross J ohn, laborer ross John, jun., fruit gr Cullin Patrick, laborers\" Cunningham James, tanner Darche Mrs.Mary, wid Peter Davis Charles, Jaborer ° Davis James, saddler Dean Lott, commercial traveller Dockham Henry, jeweller, Colborne st Doherty John, carpenter Dorland John Y., dentist Doty Albert J,, machinist Doty Ferris, machinist Doty John, axle and spring works, Col- Bradshaw rev, T.P, Bssery Miss Ellen, dressmak-r, Colborne 8 Ewan Mrs.Janet, wid George Fairfield James, of J.F'airfield & Co.Fairfield J, & Co., carriagemakers Farr Henry, engineer Farrell Edward, sailor Fawcet rev.Michael, Wesleyan Ferguson R.M,, clerk, bds at Canadian hotel Ferrah pom, baker Perrah Robert, confectioner ÿ Fisher John shoemaker » Colborne st Fitzgerald James, tailor Fitzgerald John, laborer Fitzgerald Morris, sailor Fitzgerald Miss Ne orab, dressmaker Flewelling Hiram, carpenter Forsyth Alexander, patent rightagent Frampton John, painter Frazer Jos., waggonmaker, Colborne st Frazer Mrs.Soseph, milliner, Col- borne st Freeston John, mason Galey John, carpenter Gallie John M., carpenter Ganton Stephen B., grocer, Colborne st Gerrie George, sailor Gibbons James, laborer Gilland William, laborer Gillies J.D., clerk Goring Arthur, tavernkeeper Granger James, laborer Grant James, tinsmitn Green Arthur, laborer Guledge Henry, saddler, Colborne st Hagaman E., bookkeeper HAGAMAN J., manufacturer of carriages, cutters, and vehicles of all descriptions Hagaman W.E., storekeeper Hall James, mason Hannah Mrs.Jane, wid Matthew Harcus Miss Mary.teacher Hardy Charles, shoemaker Hare Mrs.Johannah, wid Johu Harrison Isaac, currier Hartrick George, finisher Heatherly Edward, laborer Heatley John, bricklayer Heiter James G., of Brown & Heiter Hemphill Ezra, music agent Hewson W.G., clerk, bds at Oakville house Hill Erastus D., storekeeper, Colborne st Hilliard Albert, carpenter Hillmer Edward, butcher, Colborne st Hinton Thomas, sailor Holland George, tailor Howes Jos., photographer, Colborne st Hunt Charles, laborer Husband George, plasterer Hutton rev.Benjamin, Episcopal methodist Ion John, farmer Jackson Robert, carpenter Jeffrey Mrs., wid Jeffrie Mark, laborer Johnston Adam, shoemaker, Colborne st Johnston George B., laborer Johnston Mrs.Mary, wid John Jordan Patrick, laborer Jull Bennett, clerk,bds at Canadian hotel Kane Patrick, shoemaker Karkeff Samuel, carpenter Kelley James, blacksmith Kempt Lewis, blacksmith Kenny Merritt, painter Kilgour J oseph, storekeeper Kimpton Frederick, commissariat Red River expedition King William M, trader Kingston Miss Catherine Lahay Andrew, laborer Laidlaw Walter, station master G.W.R.Lambe Mrs.E., Golborne st Lane Henry, farmer Lannagan Michael, shoemaker .| Lardie L., cooper, Colborne st Lawrie Mrs.Isabella, wid John Lawrie William A., of J.Barclay& Co.Lawson Samuel, laborer Lee Christopher, laborer Lee William, sash and blind factory Leitchfield William, sawyer Lewis George F., farmer LUMSDEN REV.WILLIAM, M.A., ch of En land,principal Union Grammar schoo Lusk Charles, M.D., school teacher MoCAY WILLIAM F., proprietor and printer of the Argus McCorquodale Miss Elizabeth McCorquodale Miss Rebecca MeUorquodale Miss Sarah McOowell Miss Mary, school teacher McCraney William, saw mill owner McDonnell James, carpenter McDougald P.A., of J.Barclay & Co, reeve McGiffin captain J.McGill William - McGuire Mrs.Melinda, wid Patrick McIntyre Neil J., clerk McKnight James, sailor McLean Mrs., Colborne st Maloney John, laborer Market hall, William Ward, caretaker Martin Mrs, Anne, wid Hugh Mareussen F.C., clerk, bds at Oakville house Muson John, stage driver Matthew Peter, laborer Meikle rev.William, Canada presbyterian Midgley Chas., storekeeper, Colborne st Milbourne R., japanner Milbourne Edward, B.A.Milburn Joseph, customs officer Mills Miss Mary Ann, school teacher Mitchell Thomas, laborer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, R.Balmer, agent, Colborne st Moore Cyrus H., councillor, of John Moore Co., Colborne st Moore John, & Co., tinsmiths, Colborne st Moore John, of John Moore & Co, Colborne st Morden captain George Moulton John, shoemaker Mulholland Ira Murphy Mich&el, blacksmith Newlands Jas., section foreman G.W.R.Nortime Conrad, shoemaker Oakville house, John Williams, proprietor Oakville Tannery, Charles Reid, manager ; Thompson Smith, proprietor, resides at Toronto Obee John, tailor Qgden Edwey J., M.D., tavernkeeper, Oliphant Duncan Ormond Stephen, blacksmith Orr Wm.A, storekeeper, Colborne st Osborne James, tanner Otto Mrs.Ann, wid George Patterson David, carpenter Patterson James, spring fitter Patterson Ths., dry goods, Colborne st Pearce C.W., druggist Pepper Thomas, carpenter Phalan captain Maurice Prouse John, sailor Puddefoot Geo., hairdresser, Colborne st Puddefoot William, shoemaker Quinn Michael, shoemaler Reagan Bartholemew, sailor Reagan Thomas Ree Charles, manager Oalville tannery, bds at Oakville house Reed Frank, bookkeeper, bds at Canadian hote Reynolds Ths., storekeeper, Colborne st Ribble Mrs.Susan, wid Willinm Ribble William, laborer Richardson William, laborer Rigney Patrick, cooper Roberts John, sawyer Robertson Donald, tailor Robertson L.W., broker, &c.Robertson William, of William Robort- son & Co. - Bkelby Edgar R., bookkeeper, ONTARIO.] Robertson William, & Co., hardware, Colborne 8t .Rodgers Mrs.Catharine, wid Patrick Rody James, ship carpenter Romaine William F., clerk Roman catholic school, McCowell, teacher ; Ryan rev.Jeremiah, R.catholic Scott Mrs.Mary, wid John Secker George, teamster Shaughnessy John, laborer Shaughnessy Patrick, laborer Seifort Augustus, cabinctmaker Shaw rev.Robert, ch of England Sheppard Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Charles Simpson captain John bds at Miss Mary Canadian hotel Smeaton Charles, laborer ; St Andrew\u2019s church, R.catholic, rev.Jeremiah Ryan St Jude's church, ch of England, rev.J.A.Worrell, Colborne st Stacly John, blacksmith Stafford Mrs.Eliza, wid Thomas Steell Mrs.Margaret, wid James Street captain W.Strother Howard, laborer Sumer George J., chief constable Sutherland Thomas J., M.D., Colborne st Tait Robt., cabinetmaker, Colborne st Taylor James, saddler, Colborne st Teeter James, farmer Temperance hall, Jas.Newlands, W.C.Thomas Miss Nancy, weaver Thomas Mrs., Esther, wid Merrick Thomas Thomas D., ship carpenter Travis Philander, mason Trott John, & Co., stoves and tinware, Colborne st Trott John, of John Trott & Co.{ UNION GRAMMAR SCHOOL, rev.Willinm Lumsden, M.A., principal Urquhart John, druggist, Colborne st Waggoner Stephen, sailor WALDRON JAMES, proprietor Canadian hotel Walker Aaron, sailor Ward George, gardener Ward William, caretaker Market hall Wass William, auctioneer, and agent Provincial Insurance Co., Colborne st Webb Thomas, painter Weber William, axlemaker - Weber William, laborer Welsh John, waggonmaker Welsh Maurice, shoemaker Welsh William, storekeeper Wesleyan methodist church, Michael Fawcet, Whitaker Wm., of J.Fairfield & Co.White Samuel, ship carpenter White Oak Lodge, 190 F.A.M.E.R, Skxlly Wickenden William, shoemaker Wickwier Harlow, carpenter Williams captain baniel Williams captain Hiram Williams John, proprietor OQuakville woouse, Colborne st illinmg John A.,dry goods, Colborne st Williams Justus $.We JP.M.D, town treasurer, Colborne st illiams Mrs, Eliza, Colborne st Wilson Ambroise, laborer ilson captain George Wilson captain Robert ilson captain William Wilson Miss Eleanor, dressmaker Wood Richard S., druggist, Colborne st Worrell rev.J.A, ch of England Wright David D, M.D.Wright Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Heury rev.dry goods, DOMINION 569 DIRECTORY.Young James, hotelkeeper Young William, haggagemaster Young William H., cabinetmaker and storekeeper, Colborne st Ziller Geo., cabinetmaker, Colborne st OAK WOOD\u2014A small village in the township of Mariposa, county of Victoria.Distant from Lindsay, the county town and a station of the Midland railway, 8 miles, fare 0c, Mail daily.Population about 500.Anderson Peter, tailor and grocer Armitage Mrs.Jane, wid Jesse Ashbury Robert, carriagemaker Bateman Mrs.Elranon, wid George Banks William, hotelkeeper Barnard John Barnes Mrs.Mary wid Francis Bear William, M.D.Bowes Emmanuel A., postmaster, agricultural implements Bowes William, sen., storekeeper -| Bowes William, jun.Butler Richard P., of Brown & Butler Broad John, laborer Brodie Andrew, miller Brown & Butler, storekeepers Brown Donald, trader Brown Peter, of Brown & Butler Calden James, waggonmaker, bds at Yerex hotel Cameron Archibald, storekeeper Clark Alexander, money lender Cliff Robert, blacksmith Cunnings John F., township clerk, tailor De Grassi Alexander W.J, M.D.DeMary Richard, farmer Eck & Fleury, saddlers Eck John, of Eck & Fleury Edwards John, jun., weaver Fleury Joseph, of Eck & Fleury Guillott Miss Mary, school teacher OAK-ODE White William, bricklayer Williams rev.Thomas, esleyan Wilmot Jackson, painter Wilmot Mrs.Mary, milliner Yerex Nathaniel, hotelkeeper OBA N\u2014A small villagein the township of Sarnia, county of Lambton.Grain forms the principal trade here.Distant Trom Mandaumin a station of the Great Western railway, 24 miles, from London 52 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 175.Bulman Thomas, farmer Carr James, policeman Carrick William, postmaster Connors Michael, farmer Enwright Thomas, farmer Fergusson Duncan, turner Fergusson Dougald, farmer Gats John, storekeeper Green John, farmer Griffin John, farmer Hillier George, farmer Jackson Thomas, farmer Jameson Henry, tailor Kirk William, farmer McDonald Angus, farmer McDonald Duncan, farmer McGregor Peter, farmer Maxwell William, farmer Morrison James, farmer Morrison John, farmer Paul James E., cooper Pulse John, farmer Simmons James, farmer Sproule William, saw mill Temperance house, John Waddell, proprietor Waddell John, proprietor Temperance house Weaver Conrad, farmer Wilson Ephraim, farmer Harmon William, grocer Irwin Samuel, Je.Jewell Zachariah, shoemaker Lloyd Miss Esther, milliner Lytle John R.McGillivray Donald, laborer McLaughlin Allen, laborer McLaughlin William H., agent McLong John, weaver Mark Mrs.Harriet, wid Thomas Martindale Mrs., wid George Mier Joseph, shoemaker Mitchell Peter, clerk Mullen William, of Smallwood & Mullen Mutual Insurance Co., W.H.McLaughlin, agent Northeott William, blacksmith Nowery James, farmer Oakwood paper mills, George A.Pyper, propietor Ogilvie Mrs., wid Francis prscoe Lewis, tanuer yper George A., Oakwood paper mills Rear William, eclectic doctor P Rilance William Silver Charles, blacksmith Sherden Samuel, teacher Sims Alexander M.A, school teacher Sualiwood John, of Smallwood & Mul- en Smallwood & Mullen, carriagemakers Smith Walter, pedlar Stanton John, tanner Sweetland Mrs.James Taylor William, clerk Division court Thorndyke James, farmer Union Grammar and Common school, Alexander Sims, M.A., master insurance Wakeley William, waggonmaker Wesleyan church, rev.Thomas Wil- linms, minister Wilson Thomas, farmer Young James, farmer Young Peter R, farmer + ODESSA \u2014Avillagesituated atthe outlet of Meadow Lake, in the township of Ernes town, county of Addington, and on the macadamized road leading from Kingston to Napanee and Belleville.Contains two grist mills, a saw mill, plaving mill, wool- fen factory, foundry, sash and blind man- ufactory, lath and shingle mills, &c., and a town hall and drill shed.Montreal Telegraph Co.has au office here.Division court is held here every two months ; township shows are generally held here, Distant from Kingston 12 miles, from Napanee 12 miles, from Belle- ville 37 miles, and from the Ernestown station of the Grand Trunk railway 4 miles.Daily stage from Kingston, fare 40c.Mail daily.Population about 750.Allen Lewis, storekeeper Allen Timothy, tarmer Asseltine David, carpenter Asseltine Lewis, carpenter Asseltine Michael, woollen factory Asseltine Wesley, carpenter Asseltine William, carpenter Aylsworth Robert, J.P., township clerk, farmer Babcock Abel, hotelkeeper Babcock Ezra, laborer Babcock Jacob, marblecutter Badcock Jacob, stonecutter Babcock John, waggonmaker Babcock Lester Z., farmer Babcock Lorenzo D., blacksmith and foundry Babcock Norman, shoemaker Babcock Richard, laborer Babcock Wesley, shoemaker Babcock William, carpenter Babcock Zebe, farmer * Formerly called Mill Creek and Lamb- ton. OpE-O1L Bell Robert, blacksmith Benjamin Henry, farmer Bennett George, laborer Booth Arnold P., clerk Booth Arnold Philip, lumber dealer Booth Benjamin Albert, woollen factor Booth Brothers, saw, grist and planing mills Booth Donald B., M.D., druggist Booth John K., of Booth Brothers Booth Mrs.Lavinia, wid Joshua Booth Philip, J.P., of Booth Brothers Booth Philip Dorland, miller Burnett George, laborer Burnett William, laborer Calder William, captain of schooner Camp Solomon, carpenter Carl William, laborer Carl William, jun., blacksmith Carroll William, laborer Caton William K., carpenter Chadwick Alverton, clerk Chadwick Allen, farmer and provision dealer Chadwick Harvey, laborer Chadwick Miles, laborer Clarke Lewis D., laborer Clark Samuel D., J.P., farmer Dany John P., farmer David Daniel, cooper Davidson John D., farmer Davy Henry, spinner Deny\u2019s Martin, farmer Derbyshire Byron, agent Dupuis Thomas R., M.D.Ellison Joshua Dodd, carpenter Emery Andrew, hotelkeeper Fraser Luke C., J.P.farmer Fries Frederick, shoemaker Fryer George, miller Fryer John, miller Fuller David, well digger Gardiner Jacob, farmer Garrape Charles, carpenter Gerahty Patrick, major British army Gordon Alexander, tanner Gordon Alexander Burmond, butcher Gordon Billings, blacksmith Gordon Charles, laborer Gordon William, tanner Graham Mrs.Alice, wid Peter, farmer Ham Mrs.Sarah A., wid George, school teacher Hartman Billings, carpenter Harvey William, tollkeeper Hawley Jason, carpenter Henzey Henry, farmer Henzey William, farmer Hicks Nelson, laborer Hicks Nicholas, farmer James Josiah, machinist Jeffers Mrs.Mary, wid John Jones John, of Watts & Jones Jordan William, farmer Joyce William, blacksmith Kempson Thomas G., photographer Kinneborough John, hunter and trapper Kinneborough Thomas, axe helve ma- er Kinnehan John, farmer Laughlin Benjamin, carpenter Lee Anson, deputy reeve Lee Daniel, J.P., farmer Lee Edward, carpenter Lee George, farmer Lee Ira, laborer Lee John, farmer Lee Joseph, blacksmith Lee William, laborer McConnell James, J.P., farmer McDonnell Alexander L., grocer McDonnell George, farmer McDonell John, farmer DOMINION 570 DIRECTORY.McDonogh Henry, blacksmith McGuin Charles, laborer McKeown James, storekeeper McKechnie James, tailor McPherson Mrs, wid Duniel, seamstress McPherson Mrs., wid James Manker Francis, farmer Manker George, upholsterer Mabee Benjamin, carriagemaker Mabee James E., school teacher Mabee Peter A., grocer Mabee Thomas, produce dealer Maber James E, school teacher Manker Francis Mills Cornelius, laborer Montgomery Allan, farmer Montgomery Clinton, painter Montgomery George, blacksmith Montgomery Mrs., wid Ebenezer, laundress MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Wellington D.Timmerman, operator Moore Riley, marble cutter Moore Stephen, pumpmaker Murphy James, shoemaker Nelson Robert, baker Pearson rev.M.L., Wesleyan Pickett rev.Thomas W., Episcopal methodist Prescott William, carpenter Reynolds Ambrose, laborer Reynolds George, school master Robertson William, grocer Ross Thomas K., M.D.Schermahorn Samuel, farmer Schneider Calvin, watchmaker Scott Charles, blacksmith Scouton Charles B., farmer Scouton Dorland B., farmer Shales John, grocer Sheals Mrs.Mary, wid John Silver Abner, pumpmaker Silver Isman, laborer Silver William, laborer Singleton Mrs., seamstress Slay Miss Eliza J., milliner Sly Misses, milliners Smith Ira, farmer Smith Joël, farmer Smith Joseph, farmer Smith Noah, laborer Smith Richard, plainer Smith William, carpenter Smith William Henry, farmer Snider Dennis, farmer Snider Herman, pedlar Snider John, farmer Snider Nathan, storekeeper Snider Robert, money lender Storms Anson, J.P., carpenter Storms Archibald, painter STRONG KING JAMES, saddler Thomas Daly, carpenter Timmerman Albert D., bandmaster, 47th Frontenac volunteers Timmerman Parker S., J.P., postmaster grocer Timmerman Wellington D., telegraph operator Timmin John Kirby, musician Toomey John, J.P., farmer Topliff James, shoemaker Trémére Mrs.Eléanor, dressmaker Varty Thomas, teamster Venton Samuel N., farmer Vrooman Silas W., farmer Waddingham George, mason Walker Charles Albert, storekeeper Walker Heury K., musician Walker Mrs.Mary J., wid Johnson, hotelkeeper Walker Sydney J., storekeeper Watts Amos, carpenter [PROVINCE op Watts George, of Watts & Jones Watts Henry, carpenter WATTS & JON ES, carriagemakers Wiseman Adam, stonemason Wiseman Andrew, stonemason Wiseman Francis, mason Woodruff Joseph, miller Woodruff Mrs.Mary, wid Daniel Workman John, carpenter Wright Uriah N., J.P., farmer Wycott Andrew, wheelwright Wycott Francis Robert, hotelkceper Yeoman Mrs.Mary, wid Dr.David OIL SPRINGS\u2014A village in the township of Enni-killen, county of Lambton, formerly celebrated for \u2018its oil wells.There were as many ns thirt flowing wells here, ono of which yielded from three to five thousand barrels of oil in 24 hours.During the years 1863 to 1866 from 10 to 20 thousand barrels were shipped annually, but on the discovery of the wells of Petrolin, and the great decline in the demand and prico of oil, the wells here, Laving ceased to flow, were abandoned, aud the village almost deserted.There aro still several good wells with all the necessary machinery attached, which the owuers are confident will soon be brought into requisition, whon the activity of this once busv village will be revived.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant fiom Petrolin, a branch station of the Great Western railway, 7 miles from Wyoming 12 miles, from Sarnia 18 miles.Muil daily.Population about Adamson George, dealer Anderson Peter, carpenter Bauer Peter, dealer and cooper Bishop Frederick A., manager Bishop Henry, dealer Blane Thomas, teamster Braund John, engineer Brown Henry, town clerk Cameron Hugh, innkeeper CANADIAN ROCK OIL CO., James Lockhart, agent Clark Adam, commission merchant Collys Nicholas, cooper Cox William, mail driver Cummings James, teamster Currie John, dealer Dixon Albert, teacher DOBBIN JOHN, dealer in staves, square timber, groceries, provisions, c.Elliott Andrew Gorsline Richard P., proprietor Sherman house Hayden Mrs., innkeeper Jacob Elias, cooper KEATING JAMES, postmaster, dealer in groceries, provisions, crockery, wines and liquors Keating John, dealer Kerr James, oil refinery Langford Richard, teamster LOCKHART JAMES, agent Canadian Rock Oil Co.Loucks Samuel, teamster Macklem Samuel Street, M.D, McBride Robert, flour dealer McCann John, cooper MARTIN SAMUEL, boots and shoes Mitchell rev.George, Wesleyan MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, G.B.Windover, agent Moore James, carpenter Nichol Frank, cooper Ogredy S., proprietor of oil lands Oliver William H., M.D.Osborne George, engincer Parry Henry 1, agent Peets Hiram, dealer Richards Richard, tailor RICHARDSON WILLIAM, land agent ONTARIO.] DOMINION 571 DIRECTORY.OLD-ONE Sands Robert, farmer Savage John, refinery Shepherd John .\u2018 ; Sherman house, Richard P.Gorsline roprietor \u2018 Sifton Henry, saw mill Sims Luke, butcher ; Smith Alexander, blacksmith Souter Samuel, shoemaker Stratton John, carpenter Sutherland George, tailor i TETREAU ALEXANDRE, blacksmith, waggonmaker, manufacturer of agricultural implements and oil well tools Thompson Joseph, cooper Turner Robert, refiner Waddel James, tailor Walker Henry P., agent Wilson John, grocer WINDOVER G.B., agent Montreal Telegraph Co.Windover George, baker Yates George, assessor OLD MONTROSE \u2014 A post office station in the township of Romney, county of Kent.Distant from Chatham, a station of the Great Western railway, 38 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Bowles William, farmer Cates Joseph, farmer Imeson David, farmer Kidd Jonathan, farmer Lowe Watson, farmer MeMarlin John, farmer Mills H., postmaster Paine Joseph, farmer Paine Samuel, farmer Simpson John, farmer Whealey John, farmer OLINDA\u2014A village in the township of Gosfield, county of Essex.Principal business done here is in country produce.Distant from Belle Rivière, a station of the Great Western railway, 18 miles, from Windsor 28 miles, fare $1.Mail tri- weekly.Population about 100, Bruner George, broom maker Bruner Reuben, farmer Crow Henry, farmer Crow Joseph H., J.P.Foster George, broommaker Fox Alfred, farmer Fox Horatio, farmer Fox John C., postmaster, storekeeper Fox Michael & farmer Gaskin Robert, blacksmith Jeffery George, shoemaker Orton Zenus farmer Phillips Uriah, farmer Reid Robert, storekeeper Stewart John, broom maker Wigle Francis, farmer OMEMEE\u2014A progressive village In the township of Emily, county of Victoria.It has large saw, grist and woollen mills.The Midland railway has à station and the Montreal Telegraph Co.an office here.Distant from Lindsay, the county town, 10 miles, from Peterborough 16 miles, from Millbrook 16 miles, from Port Hope 88 miles, from Cobourg 40 miles, from Toronto 96 miles.Mail daily.about 600, Anderson Mrs.Eliza, wid Alexander Andrews rev, William, Wesleyan Armstrong David, Beatty Mrs, Elizabeth, wid George Beatty William, storekeeper Beaver Insurance Co, Henry W.Wright, agent Belfour Gabriel, carpenter Bell Thomas, shoemaker Black William A, M.D.Blackwell Mrs.C., wid Edward, tavern Bradburn Mrs, Jumes, hotelkeeper Population Brown George, miller Brown Mrs.Johp CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.Campbell Joseph, tinsmith Comstock John, carriagemaker Conpell Mrs.Jane, wid Thomas Cornwall N.C., M.D.Christ church, rev.William H.Jones, incumbent Clarke Daniel, M., shoemaker Clarke Willianf, hotelkeeper Cottingham Samuel Cottingham William, mill owner Jottingham William S., storekeeper Curry William, storekeeper Dawson Frederick, potashmaker DELAMERE J.H., proprietor and printer of the Standard Dies Charles, tanner Dorman William blacksmith Eley Thomas, shoemaker Ellery Samuel, miller Elliott William, saddler English Edward, blacksmith English Edward A., waggonmaker English Isaac, tavern English James English John, carriagemaker English John J., clerk English Samuel, carpenter English William H., grocer and baker Flavelle Miss Mary, school teacher Forster Edward, butcher Grandy Robert, postmaster, township clerk Hamilton Charles, farmer Hannah John, cooper Hawkins livery stable Hodge Robert, blacksmith Irons Mrs.Lena, wid Doctor Ivory James, carding, fulling and shingle mill Jackson rev.George, New Connexion methodist Jones rev.Wm., M.A., ch of England Keele Joseph, boots and shoes Kennedy Thomas, blacksmith Kent Joseph Kilpatrick Alexander, laborer Kincade John, carpenter Laidley James Lamb George, tanner Lamb Samuel, miller Lauder Mrs.Maria, wid Arthur LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE CO.T.Mat- chett, agent McBrian John, shoemaker McCrea John, cabinetmaker McCrum James, shoemaker McGrath William, laborer McNeely Isaac, storekeeper McNeely John McNeillie Jas.R., elerk Division court Marr William N., grocer Matchett Thos., M.P.P., township treasurer, druggist, insurance agent, &c.Matchett William, farmer ° Miller William, tailor Mitchell Thomas, bailiff MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Morrison George, storekeeper Morton George, laborer Niell William, blacksmith New Gonnexion methodist church, rev.George Jackson, minister Norris George A., M.D.L.R.CP, druggist Odell Henry H,, watchmaker Pope Mrs.Martha S., wid Edgar, storekeeper Provincial Insurance Co., T.Matchett, agen t Read John, storekeeper Redmond Alexander, tailor Redmond Alexander, jun, blacksmith Rehill Jolin Ritchie William, mason Sandy Samuel, sawyer Shaw John, teacher Grammar school Sheridan John, shoemaker Sherwood Wil liam, shoemaker STANDARD (THE), weekly, annual subscription $1.50 ; J.H, Delamere; proprietor and printer Stevenson Thomas, storekeeper Thompson Thomas, pumpmaker Thornton David, storekeeper Toronto Mutual Insurance Co, H.W.Wright, agent Wallis James C., foundry Wesleyan methodist church, William Andrew, minister Williamson Eli C., saddler Williamson John, tailor and grocer Wilson William, cooper Wood Miss Mary, school teacher Wood Mrs.Sarah, wid William Wright George, laborer Wright Henry W., insurance agent Wright Miss Annie, milliner Trev.ONMPAH\u2014A small vi'lage in the township of Palmerston, county of Frontenac.Distant from Carleton Place, the junction of the Canada Central and Brockville and Ottawa railways, 50 miles, from Perth 42 Tiles.Mail weekly.Population about Bushaw Perschal, farmer Conn Robert, farmer Dishaw Tusant, cooper Dunham Henry, postmaster, tavern Elkington Francis, M.D.Elkington John, M.D.McDougall James, farmer Scott John, farmer Watson Alexander, farmer Watts James, farmer ONEIDA \u2014A small village in the township of Oneida, county of Haldimand.Distant from Caledonia, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch ofthe Grand Trunk railway, 7 miles, fare 374c.; from Port Dover, on Lake Erie, 16 miles.fare Sr4c.Mail daily.Population about 200.Ball Hector, carpenter Ball Joseph, farmer Barker Holden, farmer Beattie William, farmer Bell John, farmer Bettes Chester, sawyer Bridget Joseph, innkeeper Buchannan William, blacksmith Chapman James, laborer Clark William, farmer Cruge John, farmer Crysley James, laborer Forrest William, farmer Fowler John, farmer Glenn William, pump maker Hopper Andrew, farmer Hunter George, farmer Lehany Richard, tollkeeper McBride James, farmer McCarter George, farmer Mitchell Alexander, laborer Mulvey Stewart, school teacher Murray James, butcher Mutchmor John T., J.P., postmaster, storekeeper, mill owner Peacock William, shoemaker Phillips Henry, carpenter Senn James, laborer Smith John, farmer Stallwood J abas, farmer Stewart captain Hugh, J.P., farmer, saw mill *Ona-OrA DOMINION 572 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE or -Swartz James, laborer Torrance George, farmer West James, grocer \u2018ONGLEY\u2014A small place in the township of Brighton, county of Northumber- land.Distant from Brighton, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 5 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 60.Axford Frederick, farmer Davidson Francis, farmer Davidson William, farmer McCauley Patrick, farmer McCauley Thomas, farmer Miller George S., councillor Maybee David E., farmer Maybee Peter H., postmaster Smith Henry, farmer ONONDAGA\u2014A village on the Grand River, township of Onondaga, county of Brant.It isa way station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway.Distant from the Tusoarora Indian Reserves 1 mile, from Brantford, the county town, 9 miles, from Caledonia £ poles.Mail daily.Population about Bennett Joseph, tarmer Bigham James, laborer Buck John, Indian chief .Buckwell William S., postmaster, coroner and clerk 6th Division court Burke Frederick, butcher Burrell William, jun., farmer Burrell William, sen., farmer Butler James, laborer Churchill Samuel, laborer \u2018Clench Henry, Indian chief Day Matthew, laborer Dee Robert H., M.D.Douglass George, farmer Dowling John, clerk Edwards Mrs., wid James Elliott rev.Adam, Indian mission Everingham James, laborer Ford Joseph, storekeeper Gillard Philip, carpenter Graham James, farmer Griffin William H., school teacher Griffith Robert, farmer Hamilton Alexander, farmer Hannon Mrs., wid Harthey Henry, blacksmith Henderson John, blacksmith, waggon- maker Herdsman Richard, J.P., farmer Ireland George, innkeeper Johnson George H.M., Indian chief Lang John, teamster Lang William, carpenter Leonard David P., millwright McGurn Mrs.Rose Ann, wid Michael Merrell Mrs.Jane, wid Joseph Merrell Mrs, Martha, wid John Mills John, carpenter Myers Mrs.Sarah, wid Olonzo Nevin Samuel, J.P, farmer O'Grady Patrick, G.T.R.O'Reilly Miles, jun., M.D.Patten Ellmore Fred., M.D.Powers John, carpenter Rutherford James, blacksmith Schofield Walter, carpenter Slater Henry, tailor Smith Henry, potash maker Soules William D., township clerk Springsteen J oseph, laborer Squires Benjamin, miller, &c.Stoves William, shoemaker Taylor Nathan, laborer Tingne James, M.D., homceopathist Truckle William, carpenter Tyson Henry, farmer Vansickle Harvey H., storekeeper, bailiff 6th Division court Whiting Matthew, warden, merchant Wild Henry, shoemaker Wilson William, innkeeper Wright James, laborer Wright William, section master G.T.R.Wynn Royal, whitewasher Yeoward Richard, teacher ORANGEVILLE\u2014An important and flourishing incorporated vil age on the Credit River, township of Garafraxa, county of Wellington, and bordering on the townships of Mono and Caledon, counties of Peel and Simcoe.This place is likely to become one of the most important towns in the western section of Ontario, It contains saw and grist mills, woollen, cabinet, and fanning mill fuc- tories, & tannery, an iron foundry, pottery works and brickyards.Hereis one of the principal stations of the Toronto, Gre and Bruce railway.Montreal Telegraph Co has an office here, and there is also an agoncy of the Canadian Bank of Commerce and of the Merchauts bank of Canada, Distant from Brampton 22 miles, from Malton 28 miles, from Weston 36 miles, from Guelph 85 miles, from Toronto 43 miles.Mail daily.Population about Acheson William J., fancy goods Anderson Frank, shoemaker Anderson Henry, teamster Anderson James, shoemaker ANDERSON JOHN, boot and shoe shop, dry goods, groceries, pottery works Armstrong W., M.D., drug store, municipal treasurer \u2019 Armstrong Christopher, bartender Baird Adam, harnessmaker Baldwin R.R., clerk Barker Peter M., of Fead & Barker Beattie Robert, waggon painter Bell George, dry goods, groceries, &c.Bell Hugh, laborer Bennett E.H., clerk Bennett J.& J.,dry goods and groceries Bennett James, of J.& J.Bennett Bennett John, of J.& J.Bennett Bissell Amos, compositor Blake John, laborer Bookless John, clerk Booth Ward, shoemaker Booth William, tanner Bracken William, harnessmaker Braiden Thomas, pedlar Brown Lewis, tailor Bunt Charles A.G., school teacher Burris William, carpenter Buyers James, waggon shop Cameron James, compositor Campbell Boyd Albert, of Campbell & ons Campbell G.A., of Campbell & Sons Campbell James, tanner Campbell Lewis, of Campbell & Sons Campbell & Sons, tannery, boots and shoes Campbell Thomas, currier Campbell William, of Campbell & Sons Campbell William, tinsmit! CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE, T.Y.Greet, agent Carbert Joseph, M.D., coroner Carson Gilbert, of Wilkins & Carson Carroll Alexander, grain dealer and merchant Cheney George CHISHOLM & CO., general merchants, dealers in dry goods, hardware, groceries, crockery and grain Christy James, hostler Collins Andrew, compositor Collins B.J., painter Collins Barney, potter Collins Henry James, potter Commercial hotel, Mrs.Kelly, proprietress Conner Benjamin, general agent Conniff William, clerk Cooper James, brickmaker Corbet James, farmer Corbet James, weaver Corbet John, farmer Cowles D.E., tinsmith Crawford & l\u2019itzgerald, cabinet factory Crawford John W., of Crawford & Fitzgerald Crawford Thomas, shoemaker Creighton John, livery stable Cullen Christopher, watchmaker Daniels Thomas, fanning mill factory Dawlton Michael, waggonmakor Dawson Thomas, farmer Dean Thomas, livery stable Decatur Thomas J., law student Dezell Thomas, waggonmaker Dick David, shoemaker Dilworth Robert, clerk Dominion hotel, Win Hand, proprietor Donner Sepha, tinware and stoves Driver Thomas, cooper Dryden Andrew, flour and feed Duke Robert, laborer Dullabough Joseph, carpenter Dunbar F.G., architect Dunleavey Andrew, moulder Eastman George A., of McCleverty & Eastman Elliott Matthew, merchant Ellis John James, farmer Elgie John hotelkeeper Endacott Henry, clerk Exchange hotel, W.J.Middleton, proprietor Farnell Thomas, shoemaker FEAD & BARKER, solicitors, attorneys at law, notaries, conveyancers, &c.Fead James S., of lead & Barker, municipal clerk, real estate agent Fead Simon, clerk Ferguson James, painter Fisher J.K., carpenter Fitzgerald Joseph, of Crawford & Fitzgerald Flesher Henry, bartender Flesher John, general merchant FOLEY JOHN, proprietor and printer of the Sun Ford John, boarding house Foster Joseph, bricklayer Foster Joseph, laborer Fountain Benjamin, tailor FRAINE JAMES, wholesale and retail dealer in wines, liquors and groceries Frank Frederick, dentist Freeland Josiah, welldigger Hynes Charles, clerk Galbraith William, teamster German H.B., nursery, and agent Ou- tario marble works Gahen James, potter Gilchrist John, of Gilchrist & Kent Gilchrist & Kent, general merchants Gracey William, barkeeper Graham James, limeburner Grange Charles D., M.D.Green John, of Chisholm & Co.GREET THOMAS Y., agent Canadinu Bank of Commerce Grenis Hiram, sawyer Hadden John, sawyer Hamilton Samuel, carpenter Hand Win, proprietor Dominion hotel Hardaker J ohn, shoemaker Harriman Benjamin, cabinetmaker Harrop Robert, photographer Hatch Daniel, butcher Healy Hugh, carpenter Henderson rev.Alex, ch of En gland Henry Brothers, groceries, &c. ONTARIO.] DOMINION 573 DIRECTORY.OrA-Orc nry James, M.D., coroner on Kossuth J., of Henry Brothers Henry Thomas, M.D., coroner Henry William J, of Henry Brothers Hewatt J osepl, carpenter watt Robert, mason Howat William Shellington, M.D.Hughson Andrew, lime ealer HOLDEN JAMES, chemist and veterinary surgeon, telegraph operator Hollis Thomas, tailor ; House J.B., photographer, livery stable Howard rev.Thomas 8.Wesleyan Hughes William, weaver Hughson Alexander, waggonmaker Hunter David, farmer Hunter James, farmer Huskinson John, teamster Irwin Alexander, shoemaker Irwin Francis, general merchant Irwin George, clerk Irwin Samuel, shoemaker Ingraham Alexander, laborer Jackson Thomas, saddler Jackes Charles B., law clerk James John, carpenter Jarvis James W., butcher Jenkins Jacob, mason Johnston Samuel, shoemaker Jones Andrews, blacksmith Jones James, tinsmith Jones John, blacksmith Jones John, tanner Jones Thomas, laborer Jordan John, clerk Jordan Richard, shoemaker Jull Cyrus, law clerk Jull Orange, miller Jull Thomas, grist and saw mill Kearns John, clerk Keetch John W., watchman Kelly Mrs., wid James, Commercial hotel Kent William R., of Gilchrist & Kent Ketchum Jesse Keys James, carpenter Knight Thomas, farmer Lathwell William, salesman Laverty John, carpenter Lawrence George, sawyer Lawrence Orange Lee Peter, barber Leggett John, carpenter Lennox Andrew Leonard Adam, shoemaker Leslie Edward, bailiff LESLIE GUY, J.P., postmaster, commissioner in B.k, clerk Division court, land and general agent, issuer of marriage licenses Leslie John S., clerk Lester James, tinsmith and stovedealer Lindsey Johnston, gencral merchant Little Joseph, clerk Lloyd William R., baker, confectioner, news agent Longeway & Brothers, dry goods, groceries, hardware, &c.Longeway Henry, of Lougeway & Brothers Longeway John, of Longeway & Bros.Longeway Mitchell, teamster Lynch rev.John, Episcopal methodist Lynn John, shoemaker MacAdam Thomas, grocer MacGowan Alexander, hardware McArthur Alexander, clerk McCarthy Maitland, reeve, solicitor McCleverty & Eustman, dry goods, roceries, &c.McOleverty William J., of McCleverty & Eastman McConnell rev.William, Free church M cConvil Patrick, teamster McCullough William H., bookkeeper McDermitt rev.N.A., New Connexion methodist McDonald D.$., miller McDonald William, blacksmith McFee John, blacksmith McGillvery Peter, blacksmith McGuire Blaney, shoemaker Mellroy Alexander, blacksmith Mcllroy William, laborer McKague Robert, pedlar McKay John, blacksmith McKay rev.W.E., ch of Scotland McKenna Daniel, laborer McKenzie Alexander, photographer McKeown Robert, boots and shoes McKim Robert, butcher McKinley \u2014, carpenter McKinnon Davi , of McKinnon & Stewart McKinnon & Stewart, general merchants McKitrick & Brothers, foundry and machine shop McLean Emery, auctioneer, issuer of marriage licenses 7 McLellan James, blacksmith McMaster Joseph, clerk McMurray Thomas E., watchmaker McNab Peter, carpenter and undertaker McRae Donald M., clerk Maney Patrick, printer Mara Andrew, shoemaker Mara George, sawyer Mara Thomas, tinsmith MARRIAGE LICENSES, E.McLean, and Guy Leslie, J.P, issuers Marshall Charles, shoemaker Mathers Thomas, laborer Matthews rev.W., Wesleyan Maum Gerald, laborer May James, saddler May John, J.P., commissioner in B.R.Meek William, cooper Menary Brothers, blacksmiths and wag- gonmakers Menary David, of Menary Brothers Menary Robert, of Menary Brothers Menary William, plasterer MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA, W.H.Scott, agent Meredith Heary, carpenter Meredith Joseph, blacksmith Meredith Thomas, blacksmith Middleton William J., proprietor Exchange hotel Monro Mrs, confectionery MONTREAL TELEGRAPH James Holden, operator Moore & Smith Misses, milliners Morrison Thomas, cabinetmaker Mortimer Richard, mason MUNRO FISHER, proprietor and printer of the Orangeville Advertiser Murdock John, laborer Nelson Samuel, clerk Newton lsaac, plasterer Nicholson Isaac, agricultural implements, &c., North Wellington house, J.Witter, proprietor and blacksmith North Wellingten houses, John Witter, proprietor Ontario marble works, H.B.German, agent ORANGEVILLE ADVERTISER, weekly, annual subscription $1.; Fisher Munro, proprietor and printer Orangeville hotel, G.Whaley, proprietor PAISLEY HOUSE, John Paisley, pro- rictor Paisley James, bartender PAISLEY JOHN, proprietor Paisley house Papot A, auctioneer co, Parsons John, manager of saw mill Parsons William, saw mill, iron, tinand hardware PATTULLO JOSEPH, solicitor, notary public Perfect Robert, farmer Pollard Edward, tinsmith Porteous William, carpenter Poyntz Robert J., clerk Poyntz Thomas G., druggist and stationer .Preston Joseph, laborer Raines George, compositor Raines W.R., agent Reid Hugh, salesman Reyburn Isaiah Riddall James Knight, sign and ornamental painter Riddall Robert, mason Riddall William, harnessmaker Robinson Charles, teamster Robinson William, teamster Roden William, shoemaker Roffe Thomas H, confectioner Roffe & Whiting, bakers Ryan Patrick, farmer Scott rev.J.G., Wesleyan SOOTT W.H., agent Merchants Bank of Canada Shaw J.W., school teacher Shields John Smith John M., farmer Speck William, blacksmith Stevenson John, woollen factory Stevenson Thomas, druggist Stewart F.C., of McKinnon & Stewart Still William, photographer Strong Joseph, harnessmaker Stubbs William, veterinary surgeon SUN (THE), weekly, annual subscription $1; John Foley, proprietor and printer Swan William, laborer Swanton Richard, shoemaker Switzer William, laborer Tate George, harnessmaker Tate Martin, harnessmaker Thirston Cyrus, blacksmith Thompson David, mason Titl John, boots and shoes Towler Charles, clerk Townsend Joseph, compositor Tweedy John, farmer Waldick William, grocer Walker Robert H., clerk Wallace Samuel, constable Watson Robert, carpenter \u2018Webster Joseph, painter West John, baker Whaley George, proprietor Orangeville: hotel and carpenter Whalen Isaac, weaver Wheelock C.J.provincial land surveyor Whitmer W.H., harnessmaker Wilcox Abiathur, farmer Wilcox George, butcher Wilkins & Carson, butchers Wilkins John, laborer Wilkins Matthew, of Wilkins & Carson Wilkinson rev.J., Wesleyan Witter John, proprietor North Wellington house Yeoman John, clerk York Thomas J., M.D., coroner Young George, hostler Young Robert, shoemaker *\u201c® *ORCHARDVILLE\u2014A small village on the Garafraxa gravel road, townships of Normanby and Egremont, south riding of the county of Grey.Distant from Durham § miles, from Mount Forest, $ miles, from Owen sound, the county town.* Formerly called Normanby. \u2018Orc-Ori DOMINION 574 DIRECTORY.[ProvINoE or 36 miles, fare $1.50; from Collingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 40 miles.Bail daily.Population about 150.Allan James, shoemâker Allan John, shoemaker Beattie Isaac, farmer Bell James, innkeeper Bilton Hugh, cooper Brown William, farmer \u2018Caldwell Mrs.Bliza, wid Thomas, postmistress, storekeeper Calvert John, blacksmith Cornish & Irvine, innkeepers Cornish John, of Cornish & Irvine Cripps Adam, farmer Dodds James, of Smith & Dodds Eddington Mrs.Jane, wid Godfrey Edward, farmer Godfrey James, farmer \u2018Greig rev.P., Presbyterian Hart Joseph, farmer Hawey Michael, farmer Hepburn George, farmer High Richard, farmer .Irvine John, of Cornish & Irvine Johnston Edward, farmer Kirby Michael, farmer Little Archibald, farmer Logan Abram, laborer Melntee Edward, farmer McRea John, carpenter Orchard John Orchard John, jun, farmer Pinder William, cooper Quinn John, constable Roberts Matthew, farmer Roberts Matthew, weaver Rogers Benjamin, farmer Rowe W.B., grocer .Smith & Dodds, woollen mill Smith Thomas, of Smith & Dodds Tanner Thomas, M.D.: LIA\u2014A village on Lake Couchich- OL vai of South Orillia, north riding of the county of Simeoe.Here is a branch of the Provincial lunatic asylum.During the summer Orillia is a favorite resort of visitors from Toronto, who are attracted thither by the fishing, which is some of the best in the province.Orillia has a large retail country trade, and in the vicinity are several lumbering establishments.In summer two steamers ply daily to Bell Ewart, and another to Barrie, connecting with frains on the Northern railway.ln winter there is a daily stage to Barrie, connecting with trains at that station.Steamers also make trips to Washago, tbe entrepot of the Muskoka district.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Barrie, the county town, 27 miles, fare $1.25.; from Bell Ewart 50 miles, fare $1 ; from Toronto 90 miles, fare $2.50.Mail daily.Population about 1400, Adams Robert, teacher Amiss George, carpenter Anderson J.W., printer ; Ardagh J., M.D., medical superintendent Lunatic asylum Atkinson Thomas, accountant Bailey Bros., sash and door factory Bailey John, carpenter Bailey John, laborer Bailey Mrs., storekeeper Bailey Robert, carpenter Bailey Samuel, carpenter Bailey William, carpenter Barthglomew & McBain, iron foundry BartI&Tomew Lewis, of Bartholemew & McBain BINGHAM WESLEY, wholesale and retail hardware merchant Bingham A.R., manager Queen\u2019s hotel Blain John, flour and grist mill Blain William J.wharfinger Bolster George I., storekeeper BOOTH GEO.J., cabinet warehouse Booth Thos.W., carpenter, builder Booth Tilby, tanner Boyes Henry plasterer Buchanan Christopher, teamster Cameron John, photographer Campbell George, lumberer Campbell Mrs.Margaret, wid Murdoch Campbell Robert, carpenter CANADIAN MASONIC PUBLISHING CO., Ramsay & Co., managers Carley Joseph, boat builder Clark George, general store Clifford Michael, laborer Connoly Patrick, laborer Copeland J., carpenter Corbett George H., M.D., coroner Corbould Charles, Church W.M.Dallas Thomas, clerk 6th Division court Davis Moses, of Davis & Quaill Davis & Quaill, shingle mill Dick & Co., fanning mill Disette & Hoy, saddlers Dillon Hugh W., lumberman Dodge & Co., lumber merchants Dominion hotel, T.McDougall, proprietor DOOLITTLE ALVA, proprietor Orillia house Doudekin John, laborer Douglas Alex., keeper lunatic asylum Douglas Alexander, yeoman Dunn F., carpenter Dunn Mrs.Margaret, milliner Dunn J., baker Dunn Robert, carpenter Dunn William, carpenter Dunlop Thomas, butcher Elliot C.Schomberg, M.D.Elliott Thomas, merchant ELWELL GEORGE T.O., chemist, bookseller Episcopal church, rev.A.Stewart, minister Evans Frank, solicitor Fraser captain, Frederick Fraser Frederick C.M., clerk in Asylum Ferguson William, carpenter Towler rev.Robert, D.D., Wesleyan Fowlie Albert, civil engineer and provincial land surveyor Franklin John, laborer Frost J.A., baker Garner William ,dry goods merchant GAVEL (THE), monthly, annual subscription $1.50 ; Robt.Ramsay, editor and proprietor ; Ramsay & Co rinters GIBBIN & McLAUGHLIN, general merchants Gibson John, stone mason Gill Benjamin, pumpmaker Gill Daniel, laborer Goffatt Mrs.Mary J., milliner Goffatt Thos., agent Hudson's Bay Co.Gow James, road master GRANT FREDERICK, J.P., convey- ancer, clerk of corporation Gray rev.John, Presbyterian ch Green Bush hotel, William Moffatt proprietor Greentree Henry, bootmaker Gregg John, weaver HALE W.M., & CO., printer, and proprietors of the Orillia Packet Hammond John, bootmaker Hammond Mrs.Ann, wid John Hatley & Passmore, butchers Harvie A, saw and oatmeal mill proprietor Harvie Charles Harvie James, teamster Harvie John, stage proprietor 2 Henderson Josiah P., accountant Heyden L., barrister Hind J.J., merchant Hudson's Bay Co., Thomas Goffaty agent Humme Julius, photographer Husband Richard, saddle and harness.maker Jack J.T., clerk, agent musical instruments Jackson James, mason Jackson John, millwright Jackson W.Ww.brewer Jones Robert, cabinetmaker JOHNSON JAMES, proprietor Royal hotel Johnson John A., tarmer Jupp Robert, carpenter! Kean Francis, merchant Kelly David, farmer King Athenias, J P.Landy John J., attorney Larard Frederick, jeweller Larard James, jeweller Lemon & Jackson, livery stable Lewis George, waggonmaker Long Henry, laborer Lorimer Miss, milliner Lowrie William, weaver.Lunatic asylum, J.Ardagh, M.D., medical superintendent Lyon captain O.H., mariner Lyon captain Peter, mariner Macaulay U.J., lumberer Macnab George, merchant McBrayne A., barber McDonald Alexander, laborer McDonald Allan, laborer McDougall Thomas, hotelkeeper McInnes Charles, mariner McKay Angus, carpenter McKay John, laborer McKay Walter, carpenter, farmer McKinlay Colin, clerk of G.J.Bolster McKinlay Duncan, carriagemaker McKinlay Duncan J., carpenter McKinlay G.Duncan, waggonmaker McKinlay John, carpenter McLean Donald, blacksmith McLeod Mrs.Margaret, wid John McLeod Phillip, millwright McMillen J., cooper McMullen Arthur, carter McMullen John C., general agent McPhail William, agent .Millar Melville, of Thomgon & Millar Millard James, stage proprietor Miller James N., carraigebuilder Miller Mrs.Isabella, wid Alexander Minthorn John W., fruit dealer Moffatt Andrew, J.P., money broker MOFFATT THOS, general merchant Moffatt Thomas, of Moffatt & Wilson Moffatt William, proprietor Green Bush otel Moffatt & Wilson, storekeepers Monck captain Stanle C.MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Thos.C.Noble, operator Moore Christopher, butcher Morrison Neil Mulcahy Thomas, & Co., storekeepers Munro John, carpenter Newton \u2014, printer NOBLE THOMAS OC.watchmaker and telegraph operator NORTHERN ÉIGAT, woekly, annual subscription $1; Robert Ramsay, editor ; Ramsay & Oo., proprietors and printers O'Connor John, farmer O'Connor John, road master O'Flinn Mrs.Katherine Ogle Edmund, clerk NTARIO.] DOMINION 575 DIRECTORY.OrIr-Oro Oliver & Sutherland, millowners and contractors ; , Oliver John G,, of Oliver & Sutherland Orillia house, Alva Doolittle, proprietor ORILLIA PACKET weekly, annual subscription $1; W.M.Hale, & Co, proprietors and printers Ostrander Charles, lumberman Pace & Main, merchants Peard William, plasterer ; Parkhill Robert, merchant tailor Plunkett Thomas, brickmaker Portas Thomas H.Powley J.H., saw mill Powley Simon P.Pritchard John, baker | Quail George, blacksmith Quail Michael, carpenter Queen's hotel, A.R.Bingham, manager Quick Francis, miller Quinn James, {umber dealer ; RAMSAY & CO., proprietors and printers of the Northern Light RAMSAY ROBERT, editor Northern Light and The Gavel Ramsay Robert, M.D.Ramsay William, blacksmith Reid George, waggonmaker Reid James, purser » ROBINSON SAMUEL 8,, solicitor Ross Robert, waggonmaker Rowe B.R., township clerk ROYAL HOTEL, James Johnson, proprietor Rutherford Adam, butcher Sanderson, G.W., M.D.; Sanson David L., steamboat proprietor SansonJa mes Seagar Edmund, provincial land surveyor SLAVEN JOHN W., chemist, bookseller Smith Alexander, photographer Smith Henry, laborer Smith Thompson,& Sons, lumber dealers Stafford Mrs.Ann E., wid Alexander StephensonMiss, milliner Stewart rev.A, M.A., ch of England Strathern James, carpenter Sutherland Hugh, of Oliver & Suther- an Tait A., shingle mill Taylor George W.foreman Thompson Smith & Sons Thomson & Millar, lumbermen Thomson Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John T.Tindal Robert, butcher Tite George, painter Tracy Thomas, carpenter Tramp Alfred, blacksmith Tudhope & Co., hardware merchants Tudhope James, of Tudhope & Co.Tudhope Wm,, jun, of Tudhope & Co.l'udhope Wm., sen, of Tudhope & Co.Viek George, baker and confectioner Wainwright Samuel, tanner Waldron Martin, tailor Walker James WALLACE JOSEPH, merchant tailor Warnica Thomas, blacksmith Warren Samuel, carpenter Wigmore captain D.A.Williamson Thomas, butcher Wilson G.M., of Wilson, Thomson & Co, Wilson T J., of Wilson, Thomson & Co.Wilson Jacob, of Motlatt & Wilson Wilson Leonard, storekeeper WILSON, THOMSON & CO, general ypnershants ilie J., carringemaker Wilie Miss, milliner Wheeler Benjamin, carpenter orld John, storekeeper Young William, carriagemaker for ORLEANS\u2014A villagein the township of Gloucester, county of Russell.Distant from Ottawa 8 miles.® Mail five times a weck.Population about 80.Bastien \u2014, sexton Bastien \u2014, shoemaker Bélanger Fabien, laborer Bélanger Philibert, laborer Chêne rev.Alphonse, R.catholic Desjardins Paul, laborer Dupuis Edward, laborer Dupuis Louis, carpenter Facette Narcisse, laborer Laurotte Cyrille, carpenter Laplante Ere, laborer McHarry Hugh, postmaster, farmer Meringer François, laborer Montreuil Isaïe, laborer Paquet farmer Parisien Gabriel, laborer Rivet Pierre, innkeeper St Jules, laborer Taillefer Régis, farmer Tessier Cyrille, laborer Vezina Francois, laborer Vezina Jacques, laborer Vezina Justinier, innkeeper \"ORMOND\u2014A small village in the township of Winchester, county of Dundas.The telegraph passes through here.Distant from Morrisburg 20 miles.from Ottawa 284 miles, from Montreal 120 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 40.Carkner John, farmer Carkner Nehemiah, farmer Johnston J.C., storekeeper McArthur John, farmer McConnell Samuel, J.P., farmer McGregor Donald, councillor, farmer McGregor Robert, farmer McLaren Duncan, blacksmith McLean John, farmer McPhail Arch.postmaster, shoemaker McPhail Duncan, farmer Meldrum John, farmer Poapt William, shoemaker Rodney John, farmer Rodney Robert, farmer Rutherford William, weaver Wyatt William, cooper ORONO\u2014A village in the towneliip Clarke, of which it is the municipal township seat, county of Durham.It has two tgundries, a machine shop, woollen factory.plaster mill, cabinet and chair factory aud tannery, and does a large trade in wheat and other country produce.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Newcastle, à stationof the Grand Trunk railway, 4} miles, fare 25¢.; from Port Hope 23 miles, from Toronto 51 miles.Mail daily.Population about 1000.Allin John, blacksmith Allin William, waggoumaker Anderson Joseph, watchmaker Andrus Edson, pumpmaker Andrus F., painter Armstrong William, saddler Awde Francis, of Awde & Linton Awde & Linton, blacksmith Barrett Charles, carpenter Barrett Charles, farmer Beatte & Lockhart, stave and barrel head manufacturers * Beer Miss A., milliner Beer George, blacksmith Beer John, carpenter, Beer Richard, blacksmith Biette John, cooper Biette Joseph, cooper Bigham John, M.D., bds at North American hotel Bingham Thomas, shopkeeper Borland Samuel J., proprietor, North American hotel of or Broad William L., township clerk, grocer Brown John, blacksmith Billings W.Ww.musich teacher Billings D.M., manufacturer of spinning wheels, &c.BORLAND ANSON, telegraph operator Card rev.S., Episcopal methodist Caswell Samuel, shoemaker Charters Mrs.Mary, wid William Chester & Brother, storekeeper Chester John, of Chester & Brothers Chester Richard, of Chester & Brothers Card W.A, clerk Clarke Lewis, saw mill Clark Hugh Conway John, laborer Crimp John, miller Cronkhite & Gordon, proprietors Dur- bam woollen mills Cronkhite Thomas, of Cronkhite & Gor- on Curry James A., blacksmith Cuttle Jobn, printer Doncaster Thomas, carpenter Donnelly Uriah, groceries and liquors Dunsheath John, cooper Durham woollen mills, Cronkhite & Gordon, proprietors Eddy Hiram, blacksmith i Eldad John | Fielding James, M.D., of Herriman & Fieldin Fitzpatrick Francis, shoemaker Fitzpatrick James, cooper Foster Miss, straw worker Fowler rev.Richard, Bible christian Crimp John, miller Gamsby A.A., & Brother, storekeepers Gamsby Almerick A, of A.A.Gamsby & Brother Gamsby Almond, farmer Gamsby Dorlan À, of A.A.Gameby & Brother Gamsby Lorenzo A., druggist.Gamsby Tyler, farmer GAMSBY WALTER S,, photographer Gardiner John, storekeeper Gerrey Mrs.Martha, wid William Gibson John, farmer Gordon Thomas, of Cronkhite & Gor- on Greenwood Thomas, laborer Griffin Walter S., M.D.Hall Nelson F, tailor Hall Truman, farmer Hallet James, innkeeper Henry William, storekeeper Herriman & Fielding, physicians Herriman Luther, M.D.Herriman Weston, M.D., of Herriman & Fielding Hill George, boot and shoe store Hutton William Holmes James, waggonmaker Hooper Thomas, miller Jackson John, Jolliffe rev.W., Wesleyan Jerome Nathaniel A., dentist Jones Isaac, mason Kate John, carpenter Kerconuel John, teamster Kerr James, constable, auctioneer Kerr William, innkeeper Kirkland & Hockeridge, carriagemakers Knox Andrew, tailor Leigh Byron, machinist Leigh James, machinist Leigh Joseph, foundry owner Ley David, notary Linton Jawes, of Awde & Linton Lockhart Allan J., cooper Lockhart William, bds at North Ameri- can hotel Oro-Osu DOMINION 576 DIRECTORY.[PrOVINOE © Long G.M., & Brother, merchants Crane Edwin R., match manufacturer Davis Nathan, laborer Long George M., of G.M.Long & Brother Cutten David, nursery and farmer FREEMAN JOHN J, station agent St Long Thomas, of G.M.Long & Brother McComb William, laborer McCullough David, shoemaker McCullough John, foundry owner McPherson Miss, milliner Manes George, tailor Martin John, carpenter Mason John, baker Mason John, painter Mason John, turner Maxwell S.P., moulder May James, of James May & Brothers May James, & Brothers, saddlers May William, of James May & Brothers Miller John, butcher Molton John, millwright Moment Robert, storekeeper MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, Anson Borland, operator Newsom Samuel F., hardware North American hotel, Samuel J.Bor- land, proprietor Orono flouring mills, Joseph L.Tucker, proprietor Peters Samuel, school teacher Pethick Edward, laborer Pierce Joseph, carpenter Powars Hiram H., storekeeper Pringle Robert, mason Reed James, weaver Renwick Herbert M.D.Robinson A.Lawson, butcher Ruddock John Rutlidge James Sievewright George, weaver Simpson John, cabinetmaker Snell John J ., veterinary surgeon, bds at North American hotel Spencer rev.Adam, ch of Scotlend Strachan John, clerk Sills Miss, dressmaker Tamblyn Charles, J.P.Thomas Henry, mason Thomas James N., dentist Thomas Joseph, of Thomas & Towsend Thomas & Towsend, cabinetmakers Thompson William, tanner Thornton Richard, farmer Tourje Lewis, tinsmith Towsend Archd., of Thomas & Towsend Trull Warren, clerk Tucker Joseph, J.P., postmaster, insurance agent and proprietor flax mills Vanskiver Hugh, pedlar Venner Thomas, storekeeper Vincent John, laborer Virtue Robert, moulder \u2018Waddell John, clerk Walters William, waggonmaker \u2018Watson John, innkeeper Watson Mrs Philla, wid Robert Wicket rev.William, Bible christian Wilkison Miss Agnes, assistant teacher Wilson William, potashmaker Winter Robert, tailor Walden Frank, weaver *ORWELL\u2014A small village in the township of Yarmouth, county of Elgin, Distant from St.Thomas, a station of the London and Port Stanley railway, 9} miles, fare 40c.Mail daily.Population about 220.Becket Edward C., farmer Bencroff J.& S., blacksmiths Bencroff James, of J.& 8.Bencroff Bencroff Samuel, of J.& S.Bencroff Bingham Davis G.Bittner Gustave, tailor Bomer George, waggonmaker Boughner Peter W., farmer Caughill Robert, blacksmith #* Formerly called Temperanceville.Cutten Edward®., farmer Davis Davis P., Jb, farmer Davis M.Junius, farmer Davis William, carpenter Deo Daniel, carpenter Deo Denis, carpenter Dickinson D.Peter, laborer Dixon Silas, laborer Furguson Benjamin, carriagemaker Gegan William, chairmaker Hendershot Lorenzo, miller Knight Benjamin, hotelkeeper Lawrence Charles, saw mill Lemon Lawrence, farmer Lewis Joel, farmer Lewis Nathan, shoemaker Lewis Seth, pumpmaker McConnell Robert, tailor McCready William, farmer McDiarmid Hugh, school teacher Nelson Reuben B., hotelkeeper Nelson Jonathan b, farmer Norton Alfred, harnessmaker Rivard Adolphus, shoemaker Russell Hugh, laborer Secord Thomas, butcher Skatey William, brickmaker Simpson William C., farmer Sinclair Archibald, shoemaker Sutherland David, postmaster, storekeeper Tinlin Brooke, farmer Turnbull Robt., of Turnbull & Wickett Turnbull & Wickett, shingle manufacturers Wagner Abram, laborer White Albert, of Ira White & Son \u2018White Ira, of Ira White & Son White Ira & Son, saw and grist mill White Robert, tile maker Wismer Abram, laborer Wickett And., of Turnbull & Wickett White Thomas, livery stables OSCEOLA \u2014A small but attractive village on Snake river, township of Bromley, county of Renfrew.The stream running through the village affords suflicient water power for driving a grist and saw mill.Distant from Cobden 4 miles, from Pembroke 17 miles, trom Renfrew 20 miles, from Sand Point, the terminus of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 35 miles.Mail tri-weekly, Population about 100.a Egan William, shoemaker Gorman Robert, clerk Graham William, sawyer Hart Patrick Larone Miss Jane, school teacher McLaren Alexander, postmaster McLaren Brothers, merchants, saw and grist mill McLaren John, insurance and general agent | Macdonald Donald, hotelkeeper Meehan Lawrence, innkeeper Murray T.& W., storekeepers Walker James, carpenter OSGOODE\u2014A post office station in the 1ownsbip of the same namo, county of Car- leton.It has a station on the St Lawrence and Ottawa railway, and an office of the Montreal Telegraph Co.Distant from Wellington 8 miles, from Otlawn 23 mifes, from Prescott 80 miles.Mail daily.Population about 50, Allan Joseph, M.D.Baker Adam J., postmaster Blanch John, farmer Bowers John, farmer CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.Cleland Robert, farmer Cleland William, farmer Cousens John R,, M.D.Lawrence and Ottawa railway, and operator Montreal Telegraph Co.Bordon Thomas, laborer Grant Peter, farmer Kerr James, farmer McDougall Peter Alexander, M.D.Kerr John, farmer McEvoy Edward, farmer McEvoy John, farmer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., J.J Freeman, operator Ownes William, farmer Scanlon Mathew, laborer | Whelen Dan, farmer OSHAWA\u2014A flourishing Incorporated village in the township of Whitby, coun.} ty of Ontario.A largo business is dons | in the produce of the country, and the place is especially celebrated for flour of | very superior brand.Severul large fhetor- , ies \u2018have also been established, particular | ly the Joseph Hall Manufacturing Co., one | of the most oxtensive in the country, ep.! aged in the fabrication of agricultural | implements, and the Oshawa Cabinet Co.'s : furniture fuctory, which establishments | makeextensive shipments of their goods ' to different purts of Canada.Montreal and Dominion Telegraph Co.'s, and the Canadian Express Co., have offices here.Osho.wa is a station of the Grand Trunk rail way.Distant from Whitby, the county town, 4 miles, from Toronto 33 miles.fare $1.16; from Montreal 30) miles.Mail daily.Population about 4,300 Aitken George, cabinetmaker, Simcoe st Allen Charles, cooper, Simcue st Allen Charles H., laborer, Elgin st Allen John, sailor, Lloyd st Allen William, carpenter, Church st Amsbary John, blacksmith, Selina st Anderson John, finisher, Centre st Anderson William, agent, Bond st Andrew George, carpenter, Simcoe st Andrews George, fitter, Elgin st ANNAND GEORGE, station agent G.T.R.Anridge P., butcher, bds at J.Finney's, King st Annes William, jun., farmer, King st Annes William, sen., farmer, King st Ash & Dullea,produce dealers, Simcoe st Ash Warren L., of Ash & Dulles, Mill st Ashley George, tanner, South Oshawa Atkinson William T., druggist,Simcoe st Aylsworth E.W., carpenter, Ontario st Babbitt Mrs.C., wid Richard, Duke st Bache James, clerk, Selina st Baker Elijah, tailor, Simcoe st Baker Miss Sibyl, dressmaker, King st Bambridge Mrs, Jane, wid Martin, Sim- coe st Bambridge William,carriagemaker,Sim- coe st Bant Richard, laborer, Bond st Barber Alfred, fitter, Selina st Barber Hiram, carpenter, Lloyd st Barclay George, machinist, William st Barclay Mrs.Hannah GC, wid James, Church st Barry Thomas, tanner, Simcoe st Bartlett John, farmer, King st Bascoville Thos., chairmaker, William st Bedford Henry, barrister, bds at Oom- mercial hotel, King st Bean William, produce dealer, King st, h Bond st Beggs Mrs.Catherine, wid Wm., Duke st Begley Patrick, shopkeeper, Simcoe st Bell John, shoemaker, Selina st Bellows Millard, blacltsmith, Simcoe st Belt rev.William, ch of England, Centre st Bennet* Mrs, Grace G., wid Gershom, King NTARIO.] DOMINION 577 DIRECTORY.Osmawa Bennett Richard, laborer, Simcoe st Bent Jobn, laborer, bds J.Finney's, King st Burk Henry, farmer, King st Burk Joseph, farmer, King st Best James, blacksmith, Bond st Billings Miss Harriet, Centre at Bine Willinm, teamster, South Oshawa Blaney Mrs.Aun, wid Richard, Prince st BLACK JAMES, proprictor Commercial hotel, King st Blamey Frederick, overscer, Simcoe st Bourne John, Inborer.Colborne st Bowden John, laborer, Water st Boyd John, saddler, Simcoe st Brandon Francis, laborer, Selina st Brasley James, mason, Lloyd st Bray Daniel, chairmaker, Colborne st Brewer James, watchman, William st Briggs Sylvester, clerk, bdsat Commercial hotel, King st Brodie Ths., teller Ontario Bank, King st Bronson James, carpenter, King st Brooks Joshua, cooper, bds at J.Fin- ney's, King st Brooks Michael, proprietor Railroad house, Simcoe st Brown James R., confectioner, Simcoe st Brown Joseph, cabinetmaker, William st Brown Michael, laborer, Prince st Brown William, machinist, Church st Bryant Ebenezer W., teamster, Athol st Bryant John, stationery and jewellery, Simcoe st Bryant William, currier, Simcoe st Buckley Daniel, founder, Athol st Budlin James, laborer, Church st Bunker William, farmer, King st Burk Joseph, farmer, King st Burnett Andrew, carpenter, Brock st Burnett Alexander, millwright, Col- borne st Burns Edwin,grocer, Simcoe st, h King st Burns Thomas, laborer, Duke si Burrows Alfred, telegraph operator, Brock st Burrows Richard, carpenter, Brock st , CADE JORN, King st Calvert Joseph, tailor, Bond st Cameron Aaron, bricklayer, Simcoe st Cameron Mark, machinist, Union st Campbell Hugh, laborer, Mechanic st Campbell John, moulder, bds at Hobbs\u2019 hotel, King st CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.James Ritter, agent, Simcoe st CANADIAN SON OF TEMPERANCE, monthly, annual subscription 50c.; Luke & Larke, proprietors and printers, Simcoe st Carmichael Hugh, farmer, William st Carmichael James, storekeeper, King st, h Centre st Carpenter Bernard, Inborer, Bond st \u2018Carr Mrs.Mary J., wid George, dressmaker, Boud st Carswell Edward, temperance lecturer, Simcoe st Carswell Henry, confectioner, King st Carter Jol, laborer, Colborne st Chesher William J., machinist, Duke st Chubb Robert, cabinetmaker, Selina st Cinnamon James, turner, Simcoe st Clancy Patrick, switchman G.T.R.Clark James, King st Clarke Jose h, ND, Centre st Clevenberg Lg.) cabinetmaker, Lewis st Clifford John, laborer, off Simeoo st Connet Daniel, farmer, King st Connot Thomas, King st Coburn William, M.D, King st ode William, carpentor, Selina st ollins Jumes M, machinist, Simcoe st Collison Francis, lahorer, Simcoe st COMMERCIAL HOTEL, James Black, proprietor, King st Connolly Mrs.Julia, wid Jas., Church st Cooper Henry, carpeuter, Athol st Corbett James, Simcoe st Cornish Thomas, tailor, Simcoe st Cowan Juhn, of Whiting & Cowan, Sim- coe st Cowan William F., storekecper, King st, h Athol st Cowle James, Bond st Cowle Stephen W., clerk, Simcoe st Craig Joseph, carriagemaker, Bond st Creighton John, farmer, Simcoe st Crocker Jumes P., machinist, Simcoe st Culberry William, laborer, William at Curmnings John, laborer, Union st Cunningham Hugh, laborer, Simcoe st Daley James, laborer, Prince st Daly Alpheus, cabinetmaker, Selina st Daly Daniel, laborer, Colborne st Dana George H., clerk, Centre st Daniels Mrs.Richard, King st Daniels William, tailor, King st Davey George, laborer, Mechanic st Davy Albert, cabinetmaker, Elgin st Davy E.W., mason, Elgin st Davidson James, mason, King st Dean William, foreman, Colborne st Deloury Patrick, laborer, Union st Dempster Robert, carpenter, Brock st Dewar Mrs.Fanny, wid James, Brock st Dewar James, cabinetmaker, bds at Mrs.Mark's, William st Dewar Mrs.Isabella, wid Jacob,boarding house, King st Dick Joseph, machinist, Colborne st Dickie William, storekeeper, King st Dineen William, laborer, Selina st Dingle James, Selina st Dingle John, carpenter, Simcoe st Dingle William T., builder, cor Melcalfe and Simcoe sts Dinoer William, laborer, Monck st Dodd Samuel, finisher, William st Dodge William, Selina st Dominion Telegraph Co., A.Burrows, operator, Simcoe st DOW MICHAEL WILLIAM, produce dealer, Simcoe st Drew Daniel, teamster, William st Drew Richard, laborer, Simcoe st Driscoll Mrs.Mary, wid Michael, Sim- coe st & Dullea, Dullea Michael, of Ash Simcoe st Dunkin Mrs.Mary, wid Robert, Lloyd st Dyer Thomas, miller, South Oshawa Eck Thomas, Centre st Edmond Audrew, patterneutter, Elgin st Edwards George, bricklayer, Simcoe st Euglish George, carpenter, bds Hinde's hotel, King st English Geo., mechanic, bds W.Shaw's, Bond st English Lyman, barrister, Simcoe st Evangelista sister, teacher St Joseph school Evans Samuel, agent, Simcoe st Ewing John, blac csmith, Albert st Fair John, sawyer, Sclina st Fair Mrs.Catherine, wid, Brock st Fair Thomas, tailor, Brock st Fairbanks Silas B., reeve, Simcoe st, bh King st Fairman Richard, Duke st Falknel Alfred, chairmaker, Duke st Farewell Mrs.Ellen, wid C., King st Farewell John E., of Farewell & McGee, resides at Bowmanville .Farewell & McGee, barristers, Simcoe st 40 Farewell Miss Ellen, teacher St.Joseph school Farrell Mrs.Catherine, wid Bartholomew, Simcoe st Fedries Mark, patternmaker, Simcoe st Felt Albert 0, Selina st Fielding Edward, King st Field Edmund, carpenter, Bagot st Finnemore Henry, miller, William st Finney James, boarding house, King st FITZMAURICE WILLIAM G., veterinary surgeon Fisher James painter, Duke st Fletcher Michael, machinist, Church st Flynn Michael, butcher, r Simcoe st Fogg David, engineer, Selina st Foran John, laborer, Duke st .Forson James, cabinetmaker, William st Fowke Job W,, storekeeper, King st, h Selina st Fowler rev.Samuel M., Christian ch William st Fraser Robert, machinist, Church st Fraser William, laborer, John st French Carpus, laborer, William st French Milton, carpenter, King st Fyfe John, machinist, Selina st Gadsley William, packer, King st Gall James, mason, Centre st Gall Joseph, mason, McGregor st Gallagher George, mechanic, bds at Commercial hotel Gardiner Mrs.E., wid James, Church st Garfatt William, laborer, Queen st Garfot Francis, machinist, off King st Garrow David, laborer, Simcoe st Garrow James, blacksmith, Selina st Garrow John, laborer, Colborne st Garth George W.,of Garth & Hamilton, bds at Commercial hotel Garth & Hamilton, butchers, King st Gerow Mrs.Benjamin, King st Gibbs & Brothers, produce dealers and millers, Simcoe st Gibbs Frank E., of Gibbs & Brothers secretary Oshawa Cabinet Co., Simcoe st Gibbs, Lobb & Co., storekeepers, cor King and Simcoe sts Gibbs Thomas, sen., South Oshawa Gibbs Thomas N., M.P., of Gibbs & Brothers, Simcoe st GIBBS THOMAS WILLS, hardware, Simcoe st, h Athol st GIBBS WILLIAM H,, of Gibbs & Bro- thei, president Oshawa cabinet Co., deputy reeve, Simcoe st Gibson George, laborer, Ontario st Gibson James A., stationer, Simcoe st Gibson John, machinist, Brock st Gillett Henry, dry goods, cor King and Simcoe sts GLEN FRANCIS W.,of The Joseph Hall Manufacturing Co, Simcoe st.See Adv page 11.Goddard Edward, painter, Bagot st Goodchild Robert, finisher, Simcoe st Toodman Robert M., printer, Simcoe st Gordon David, laborer, r Simcoe st Gott Robert, shoemaker, Simcoe st Gould Joseph, Simcoe st Graham Mrs.Mary, wid Johnson Graham Robert, Simcoe st Graig Alexander, Simcoe st Gray Alexander, millwright, William st Gray Peter, woodworker, Simcoe st Grant John, ¢arpenter, Simcoe st Grier John, laborer, r Simcoe st Grigson William, laborer, Selina st Groom Joha H., laborer, Simcoe st Gross James, cabinetmaker, Bond st Gullock John, builder, Simcoe st Gunn Alexander, porter G.T.R.Gunn Donald, telegraph operator G.T.R OSHAWA.DOMINION 578 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE or Gurley George, tailor, King st Hackett Alexander, veterinary surgeon, Bagot st Haight Samuel, fruit store, Simcoe st Haight Silas J., boarding house, cor Bond Hair William, moulder, Duke st Hall Andrew, tanner, Simcoe st Hall John J., barber, King st Hall Thomas, carpenter, Metcalfe st Hall William, King st Hallet James, welder, Simcoe st Halnan William, shoemaker, Bond st Hambly John, scythemaker, Simcoe st Hamilton James, carpenter, Colborne st Hamilton John, of Barth & Hamilton, King st Hanna John, carpenter, bds at Quigley\u2019s hotel, Simcoe st Hannah George, tailor, King st Hanson A., machinist, Brock st Harris James, bookkeeper Harper George, sawyer, Centre st Hartnett Thomas, mason, Elgin st Hawkins Joseph, blacksmith, Duke st Hawkins William, saddler, Church st Hawthorn Thos.G., shoemaker, King st Hern James, blacksmith, Colborne st Henderson Alex., machinist, Duke st Henderson William, machinist, Prince st Henry George, grocer, King st Henry James O., photographer,Simcoe st Hewitt William, machinist, Brock st Higgins Edwin, machinist, r Simcoe st Higley Peter R., machinist, Simcoe st Hill Henry, cooper, Duke st Hillman Samuel, carpenter, Bond st Hinde Alphonso, hotelkeeper, King st * Hislop Mrs.E., wid John, Selina st Hobbs John R., hotelkeeper, King st Hodder George, gents\u2019 outfitting shop, Simcoe st, h McGregor st Hodder Mrs.Mary, wid Arthur, Athol st Hopper Thomas, butcher, King st Horton Thos., blacksmith, off Elgin st Holland Charles,manager Ontario bank, Simcoe st Holland Joseph, finisher, Simcoe st Honey Charles H., carriagemaker, Bond st, h King st Hoskin Thomas, millwright, Simcoe st Hoyt James E., photographer, King st Huggins Alfred, carpenter, Brock st Hulbert John, clerk, bds at Hobbs\u2019 hotel, King st Hunt Joseph, storekeeper, Simcoe st Hunter Peter, carpenter, Selina st Hunter William, carpenter, Centre st Hurl William, blacksmith, Bagot st Hurst Henry, laborer, Duke st Hudghinson James, laborer, Selina st Hyland George, agent, King st ~ Hyland John, sen., King st Hyland John, jun., Mechanic st Inch John, farmer, Simcoe st Irwin John, boilermaker, William st Jackson Thomas, engineer, Lloyd st Jago George, millwright, King st James Samuel, carpenter, King st James Willian H., carpenter, Selina st Jamieson James, moulder, bds Hobbs\u2019 hotel, King st Jeffers rev.Wellington, D.D., Wesleyan, Simcoe st Johnston Abraham, tailor, Bagot st Johnston Edmund, laborer, Duke st Johnston John P., jeweller, King st Johnston Myron, woodworker, Church st Jones Henry, chairmaker, Simcoe st Jolly David, cabinetmaker, Bagot st Jordan William, painter, King st Keddie James B., saddler, King st, h Bagot st Keenahan John, laborer, Duke st Kellond George, carver, Brock st Kelly Geo., machinist, bds at Commercial, hotel King st Kennedy Matthew, laborer, Simcoe st Kennedy Wm., cooper, bds at Mrs.Mark\u2019s, William st Kerr David, farmer, Mary st Kerr George, accountant Ontario bank, King st Kerr John, pedlar, Church st Kerr William, farmer, Mary st Key John cabinetmaker, William st King William, King st Kirby John, painter, Prince st Kirby Thomas, painter, Monck st Kirkpatrick Arthur, laborer, King st Kirkpatrick Thomas, pumpmaker, Sim- coe st Knight John, laborer, Simcoe st Kreitz John, billiard room, Selina st Kyle Peter, chairmaker, King st Kyle Thomas, laborer, Duke st Lambert Frederick, tailor, Bagot st Lang William, clerk, Simcoe st Larke Charles, sen., Selina st LARKE JOHN S., of Luke & Larke, editor Oshawa Vindicator, Centre st Lauchlin D., of Robinson & Lauchlin, South Oshawa Lavis Thomas, blacksmith, Simcoe st Law Mrs.Susan, wid William, Simcoe st Levack Erick, cabinetmaker, Selina st Lewis Benjamin, carpenter.William st Liddell George, engineer, Prince st Liddicoat Samuel, shoemaker, Simcoe st Liddicoat William, carpenter, Simcoe st Lobb James, of Gibbs, Lobb & Co.Simcoe st Lockhart Archibald, tingmith, Bond st LUKE & BROTHER, cabinet and chair manufacturers, King st.See Adv Luke J.P., of Luke & Brother, King st Luke Jos., of Luke & Brother, Simcoe st LUKE & LARKE, proprietors and printers Oshawa Vindicator and Canadian Son of Temperance, Simcoe st Luke Miles, farmer, Simcoe st LUKE SAMUEL, of Luke & Larke, printer of Oshawa Vindicator and Canadian Son of Temperance, Simcoe st Lund Robert E., bookkeeper, Duke st Lyons Patrick, tailor, Brock st Macauley John, founder, Brock st McCabe John, first master Common school, King st McCabe Miss Mary, school teacher, King st McCall John, laborer, Base line McCarthney John, laborer, Selina st McCarthy Daniel, laborer, Bond st McCarthy Miss Mary, milliner, King st McCarthy Mrs.John, spinner, Base line McChesney William H., confectioner, King st McDONALD DONALD, picture frumer, King st ; McFarlane Herman machinist, Simcoe st McFarquhar John,cabinetmaker, Simcoe McPFedries James, patternmaker, Simcoe st McGEE ROBERT, of Farewell & McGee, cor Centre and Athol sts McGill Mrs.Mary, wid Wm., Selina, st McGill & Rae, physicians and surgeons, King st McGill William, M.D., M.P.P., of Me- Gill & Rae, King st McGreggor Peter, Metcalfe st McGregor Mrs.Bunice, wid John, King st McGrigor Royal G., of Royal G.Mec- Grigor & Co., Simcoe st McGRIGOR ROYAL G., & CO., wool pullers, brokers, sheep skin and morocco manufacturers, King st Mclntyre Archibald, teamster, King st McKittrick Robert, luborer, Simcoe st McKittrick Thomas, machinist, Ontario st McLean Allan, laborer, William st McLean Donald, luborer, Prince st McLean Lachlan, grocer, Simcoe st McLean Malcolm A., grocer, Simcoe st McLeod Duncan, laborer, Bond st McLean M.A., groceries and general store, Simcoe st McNaughton James, machinist MeNevin Patrick, patternmuker, Duke st McPherson \u2014, salesman, Colborne st McPherson Charles, laborer, Selina st McSweeney Michael, printer, Church st McTavish lidward, machinist, Church st Male Charles S., enting house, King st Manuel Elijah, blacksmith, Elgin st Manuel Erlander, blacksmith, Brock st Margach John, blacksmith, Simcoe st Mark Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William, boarding house, William st Martin Moses, Sclina st Mallet Henry, William st Marshal John, shoemaker, King st Maschik F., shoemaker, Ontario st May Richard, cabinetmaker, Selina st May Silas, cabinetmalker, Selina st Mearns William, bookkeeper, Church st Medley Robt.J., blacksmith, Colborne st Meek Mrs.Mary, wid Thos., Simcoe st Mennon James, cabinetmaker, Brock st Mitchell Joshua, machinist, Duke st MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Jas.Ritter, operator, Simcoe st Moore James, farmer, King st Moore John, laborer, King st Morgan Edward, cattle dealer, Simeoe st Morley Mrs.Ann, wid J., Prince st Morris George S., carpenter, Church st Morris Maurice, Simcoe st Morrison Gideon, agent, Simcoe st Moscrop Joseph, laborer, Bond st Mountroy Henry, cooper, bds at J.Finney\u2019s, King st Moulton William, currier, Simcoe st Mountroy John, cooper, Bond st Mulling George, Colborne st Munro Geo.K., patternmaker, Water st Murray Robert, cabinetmaker, Colborne st Mutimer N., shoemaker, Colborne st Mutz Mrs.Elizabeth, wid M.; Bond st Neale Frederick, of Taylor & Neale, King st Nelson Geo, carver, bds at Quigley\u2019s hotel, Simcoe st Nelson George, bds at W.Shaw's O'Connor Michael, grinder, Selina st O'Connor James, cabinetmaker, King st O'Dea Jumes, freight checker G.T.R.O'Regan Jolin, cooper, Prince st O'Reiley John, laborer, bds at Hobbs\u2019 hotel, King st O'Rourke Jo in, painter, Simcoe st Oldright Geo, patternmaker, William st ONTARIO BANK, C.Holland, manager Simcoe st Osborne Mrs.Mary, wid Alex., Churchst OSIIAWA CABINET CO., WIL Gibbs, president, F'.EB.Gibbs, secretary, Sim- coe st Oshawa fire engine house, cor Athol and Centre sts Oshawa flour mills, Gibbs & Brothers, proprictors, King st OSIAWA VINDICATOR, weekly, annual subscription $1.50; Luke & Lurke, proprietors und printers, Simcoe st NTARIO.] DOMINION 579 DIRECTORY.OsBAWA.ton William, Athol st anton Jas.H., school teacher, Centre st Parle William, blacksmith, Selina st Parlett Clement, carpenter, Colborne st Parsons Miss Laura, school teacher Patterson rev.William S., minister, Disciples of Christ, Selina st Pedlar George, tingmith, Bond st Pedlar Henry, tinsmith, Simcoe st Pedlar Joseph, blacksmith, Duke st Pellow Jolin, of R.G.McGregor & Co, Monck st ; Pellow & Walton, hardware, King st Pellow William, Queen st Pellow William H, of Pellow & Walton, Athol st si .Penney Sidney, sawyer, Simcoe 8 Perkins Mrs.Yizabeth, wid Thomas, Selina st ._ Perriton Mrs.Mary Ann, wid William, Brock st .Pethick Edward, blacksmith, Elgin st Pethick John, blacksmith, Duke st Phillips Charles, chairmaker, King st Phillips James, saw sharpener, Queen st Phillips James, painter, Brock st Phillips John, moulder, Colborne st Phillips Wm., cabinetmaker, Brock st Pierd John, tailor, Bagot st Pike (George, storeman, Simcoe st Pike George, carpenter, Richmond st Pike Robert F., carpenter, Brock st Plunkett Henry, laborer, Duke st Pond Edwin, painter, King st Porteous Daniel, cabinetmaker, Prince st Power James, laborer, r Simcoe st Power Philip, cooper, Bond st Power Thomas, laborer, r Simcoe st Pringle George, carpenter, Selina st Pringle James, billiard saloon, Commercial hotel, h Selina st Prout Charles, carpenter, bds at Quig- ley\u2019s hotel, Simcoe st Prudhon Louis, shoemaker, King st Quigley James, hotelkeeper, Simcoe st Quigley John, cooper, Church st Quigley Malachi, Selina st Rae Frs, M.D., of McGill & Rae, King st Railroad house, M.Brooks, proprietor, Simcoe st Rankins Hiram J., machinist, King st Ray Joel, King st Reardon Jeremiah, laborer, Church st Redmond John, carpenter, John st Reid James, carpenter, Monck st Reynolds Richard laborer, William st Rice rev, James, Bible christian, Selina st Richardson George, pedlar, Prince st Riggs James, tailor, Simcoe st, h cor McGregor and Monck st Riley Thomas, cabinetmaker, Selina st Riordan J.D., grinder, Sclina st | RITTER JAMES, operator Montreal Telegraph Co., bds at Commercial hotel, King st Robinson Benjamin, teamster, King st Robinson Cornelius, carpenter, Sclina st Robinson & Co., druggists, King st Robinson James, hostler, Centre st Robinson John, moulder, Colborne st Robinson John G., clerk, Simcoe st Robinson John T., of Robinson & Co, Selina st Robson James, tunner, Simcoe st Robinson & Lauchlin, tanners obinson Mrs.Ann, wid Mark, Bond st Roskilly John, teamster, bds at J.Fin- ney's, King st Ross Mrs, Mary, wid Archibald, » Sim- Ross Win 083 Willing, cooper, bds at Mrs.Marks, William St ' Rudd William, laborer, Simcoe st Rundle John W., carpenter, Centre st Rundle Thomas, moulder, Brock st Rundle William, butcher, King st Rush John, moulder Santry Daniel D., shoemaker, King st Scanlan Jeremiah, laborer, Brock st Schnur Frederick, laborer, Church st Scott Mrs.Maria, wid Charles, Elgin st Seath John, B.A, principal United Common and Grammar school, Centre st, h King st Shaw John, mason, King st Shaw William, hoarding house, Bond st Shea rev.J.J., R.catholic Sherridan James, moulder, Colborne st Short Jos.F., harnessmaker, Simcoe st Siebart Mrs.Rebecca, wid Fred., Bond st Simons Henry W.M, clerk Ontario Bank, King st Simpson Robert, machinist, Church st Sleep Samuel, tanner, Simcoe st Sloggett William, chairmaker, Centre st Smith Alfred, brickmaker, Duke st Smith A., of R.& A.Smith, Selina st Smith Bernard, laborer, Duke st Smith Charles W., architect and patent agent, Simcoe st Smith David, postmaster, Simcoe st Smith James, Simcoe st Smith James, foreman, Simcoe st Smith John J., painter, Base line Smith John, laborer, bds at Hobbs\u2019 hotel, King st Smith John, machinist, King st Smith Joseph, carpenter, Duke st Smith Joseph, tailor, Queen st Smith Mrs.Emma, r Simcoe st Smith R.& A., dry goods and general store, Simcoe st Smith Robert, of R.& A.Smith, Simcoe st Sons\u2019 of Temperance hall, Simcoe st Sorby Mrs.E., laundress, Simcoe st Sporr M., carpenter, Simcoe st Spurrell\u2019s hotel, John Spurrell, proprietor.King st Stadlar Daniel, turner, Selina st Statesly John, laborer, Bagot st Steele Brothers, grocers, King st Steele J.S., of Steele Brothers, Simcoe st Steele R.C., of Steele Brothers, Selina st Stephenson Fred., moulder, Queen st Stephenson Geo., carpenter, Centre st Stephenson Georgg N., jun., butcher, bds at Hinde\u2019s hôtel, King st Stephenson George, sen., butcher, bds at Hinde\u2019s hotel, King st Stephenson P., farmer, King st Stevenson William, carpenter, Selina st Strachan John, moulder, Church st Strong Robert, moulder, Water st St.Joseph school, sister Evangelista, teacher, Simcoe st Swallwell Mrs.Mary, wid George, tailoress, Simcoe st Sweeny Thomas, laborer, Church st Sykes J., sash and door factory Centre st Tait Joseph, machinist, bds at Hobbs' hotel, King st Tallamy Wmn., pumpmaker, Simcoe st Taylor & Neale, grocers, King st Taylor Edward J., painter, Church st Taylor Philip, watchmaker, Simcoe st, h thol st Taylor Simon, merchant, Church st Taylor Simon G., of Taylor & Neale, Church st Taylor William, foreman, Simcoe st Terrell William, carpenter, Duke st Thomas Andrew, carpenter, Union st Thomas William H,, livery stables, Simcoe st Thompson Daniel, blacksmith, Bond st Thompson George, turner, Brock st Thompson Peter, blacksmith, Brock st THE JOSEPH HALL MANUFACTURING CO.manufacturers of portable and stationary steam engines and boilers, Leffells double urbine water wheels, Cain\u2019s patent oscillating gang saw mills, flour and saw mill machinery of all kinds; shing le machines ; Richardson's leather \u201csplitters knife grinders ; Compton looms; Gordon card and circular printing presses; Washington band printing presses, and Taylors cylinder presses; wood working machinery of all kinds; engine lathes, planing drilling machines ; slotting machines, milling machines ; shafting and job work of all kinds in iron and brass.See Adv page 11 Thornton John, shoemaker, Selina st Thornton Pat.H., machinist, Simcoe st Thornton rev.Dr.R.H, Presbyterian, Toronto road Title Joseph, currier, Simcoe st Toms Samuel, farmer, King st Tood Charles, upholsterer, bds at Hinde\u2019s hotel, King st Tout John, blacksmith, Bagot st Tracey Edward, shoemaker, bds at W.Shaw's, Bond st Tracey Henry G., South Oshawa Tracie Henry, laborer, Mill st Treemear William, packer, Selina st Trewin Samuel, general merchant, King st, b Simcoe st Tripp David, shoemaker.Duke st Turner Frederick W., carpenter, John st Tuttle Bradford, carpenter, Ontario st United Common and Grammar school.John Seath, principal, Centre st \u2018 Valiant John, blacksmith, Simcoe st Vanderhoef John R., laborer, Church st Vars C.N., dentist, Simcoe st, h Athol st Veale Augustus, blacksmith, Centre st Veale William, blacksmith, Selina st Wadley Charles, William st Wall Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Garret, Sim- coe st Wall Patrick, cooper, Simcoe st Wallace John, Ontario st Wallace Thomas, Bond st Wallace William B., currier, Church st Wallace William, mechanic, bds at W.Shaw\u2019s, Bond st Walsh C., collector of customs, Simcoe st Walsh John, night switchman G.T.R.Walton Alfred M., of Pellow & Walton.King st \u2018 Ward James, cabinetmaker, Duke st Warner Joseph, cabinetmaker, Monck st Warns Edmund, laborer, Lloyd st Warren John P., King st Warren Michael, machinist, Church st WARREN WILLIAM, jun, tanner, Mechanic st Waterhouse James.machinist, Duke st Waterson John, watchman, William st Welch Samuel, tanrer, bds at J.Fin- ney\u2019s, King st West John, Selina st Western Matthew, cooper, Simcoe st Whalen William, tanner, r Simcoe st Wheeler Thomas, laborer, King st White Jas., laborer, bds at Mrs.Mark's White John, laborer, Brock st White John, machinist, Rose cottage White Joseph, carpenter, Simcoe st White W., machinist, King st Whiting Hiram, bookkeeper, Simcoe st Whiting A.Sidney, of Whiting & Cowan, Simcoe st Whiting & Cowan, agricultural implement manufacturers, Cedardale Whitley Wilson, cabinetmaker, bds at J.Finney's, King st Osn-OTT DOMINION 580 DIRECTORY.[PrOVINOE of Wigg & Son, furniture dealers, King st Wigg Thomas, turner, William st Wigg Walter, of Wigg & Son, William st Wm.H., of Wigg & Son, Selina st Wilkinson Francis, laborer, Colborne st Wigg Wilkinson Henry, shoemaker, King st Wilkison John, laborer, William st Williams Benjamin, laborer, Selina st Williams teacher, Elgin st Williams Thomas, barber, King st Willox James F., bookseller, King st Wilson Henry, printer, bds at S.Haights, Bond st Wilson James, moulder, Church st Wilson John, Bagot st Wilson William, tinsmith, Bagot st Wood Calvin, pedlar, Simcoe st Wood Jacob, grocer, Simcoe st Wood James, dry goods, King st Wood Mrs.Agnes, wid Joseph, King st Wood Samuel, dry goods, King st Worthington J ohn, baker, King st Wright Mrs.M.A., wid Charles, Bond st Youlden Thomas, miner, Selina st Young Frederick II., M.D.OSNABRUCK CENTRE\u2014A small village in the township of Osnabruek- county of.Stormont.Distant from Dick, inson\u2019s Landing, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 6 miles, from Cornwall 17 miles, Mail tri-weekly.Population about 100.Alguire John, shoemaker Andrews William, blacksmith Baker Gordon, J.P., storekeeper and farmer ; Baker William M., storekeeper and farmer Bride Miss E., school teacher Clark James, conductor and farmer Cryderman John, farmer Duval Abraham, blacksmith Hutchins Oliver, clerk Hutchins William A., painter Kerr rev.R., ch of England Markell Richard S., M.D.Morgan Hiram, blacksmith Mullin rev.James, ch of Scotland Plimadore Joseph, carpenter POAPS JACOB J., postmaster, general store, tavernkeeper, farmer Poaps William E.Rainbot rev.E., Baptist Rupert Levi, farmer Shaver John N., farmer Shaver Nicholas N., farmer \u2018Warner Adam, farmer Warner Frederick, farmer Warner Lyman, bailiff Warner Peter, farmer Warner William, farmer OSPRINGE\u2014A small village on the gravel road from Guelph to Erin, township of Erin, county of Wellington.Distant from Acton 6 miles, from Erin 6 miles, fare 25¢.; from Rockwood 7 miles, from Guelph, a station of the Grand Trunk, Great Western, and Wellington, Grey and Bruce, railways, 12 miles, fare 50c.; from Toronto 60 miles.Mail tri- weekly.Population about 60.Anglo American hotel, John Fielding, proprietor Campbell Duncan, waggonmaker Fielding John, proprietor Anglo American hotel, farmer Fielding Thomas, hotelkeeper Harris William, shoemaker Hawkins John, blacksmith Heasman William, blacksmith Johnson Edw., J.P., councillor, farmer McNair Dougal, blacksmith Symon William, postmaster, storekeeper professor Edward, music OSSIAN\u2014A post office station in the township of linniskillen, county of Lamb- ton.Distant from Petrolia, a branch station of the Great Western railway, 5 miles, from Sarnia, the county town, 12 miles, from Moore 12 miles.Mail biweekly.McPherson George S., postmaster OTTER CREEK -A post office station in the township of Carrick, couutly of Bruce, Distant from Elora, a station of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway, 47 miles, fare $2.25; from Guelph 60 miles, from Walkerton 3} miles, \u201cMail daily.Population about 150.Berscht Magnus, farmer Braun Louis, farmer Brillinger John, farmer Clark Peter, farmer Clendenning Arthur, farmer Clendenuing Charles, farmer Clendenning William H., mill owner and lumber merchant Clubine John, farmer Dickison William, farmer Graham Robert, farmer Grasser George, innkeeper Harrington George, proprietor Otter Creek mills Jasper Charles, farmer Jasper Francis, farmer Jasper Thomas, farmer Latchford John, farmer McMurdy John, weaver McPhail John, farmer McPhail Robert, farmer Reynolds Benjamin, farmer Richards Jenkin, farmer Richards John, farmer Savage Edmund, postmaster, township glerk and treasurer, conveyancer, c.Thompson William, farmer Wills Robert, farmer Wilton John, farmer OT'TAWA\u2014The capital of the Dominion of Canada and one of the chief cities in Ontario, is somewhat picturesquely situated on the south shore of the Ottawa river, 87 miles from its confluence with the St Lawrence, and at the mouth of the Rideau river.The city obtained its original name (Bytown) from its founder, Colonel By, anoffiger of the Royal Engineers, whom the Imperial Government commissioned in 1827 to superintend the construction of the Rideau canal.In 1854 Bytown, by an Act of Parliament, was created a city, and its name changed to Ottawa.In 1858, it was sclected by the Queen as the permanent seat of Government of the then Province of Cunada, and in 1860 was commenced the erection of the magnilicent Parliament and Departmental buildings crowning Barrack hill.The splendor of these buildings, their fine commanding site, together with the beauty of the surrounding scenery, place them in a very enviable position compared with other structures used for similar purposes, and must ever be objects of interest to the tourist and stranger, and pride to the people of Canada.£76,000 was the original estim at- cd cost of the buildings, but unforseen causes, among which were excavations which had to be made in the solid rock, swelled this sum to nearly $4,000,000.H.R.H.the Prince of Wales laid the corner stone during his visit in September, 1860.The style of the buildings, which form three sides of quadrangular figures, is Gothic.They are built of cream-col- ored Potsdam sandstone taken from a quarry in Nepean some 12 or 16 miles from the city The arches of the doors and windows are constructed from red l\u2019otsdam sandstone obtained from the place of that name in the State of New York.The co- Jumns and arches of both chambers are of Arnprior and Portage du Fort marble.The external ornamental work is of Ohio sandstone.Theapproach from Wellingto street presents n vory imposing appearance Treo main building covers an aren of 82,864 superficin] feot, is 472 foot in length, and 572 in depth, from front of muin tower to rear of library.The body of the building is 40 feet high, and the centre tower\u2014the grand entranee\u2014180 feot high The Senate and Commons chambors are situnted respectively on tho right and left of tho muin entrance.Both are richly furnished, have stained glass windows are largo and airy, and in every respect well adapted for cislative purposes.A gallery is attached to each, cnpable of seating 1000 visitors.Tho Dopartmental buildings face inwards to the square, The eastern block is 818 foet in length, and 263 in depth, and the western block 211 by 277.Thd Govornor General's offices are in the former.The buildings are all heatod by steam and supplied with every modern convenience.The city of Ottawa is woll laid out; its streets aro wide, regular and uniform, and built upon with, in many instances, handsome stone structures.In the centre of the city, between Barrack and Major's hills, is situated the eniranco to the massive locks (eight in number) of the Rideau canal, which divides the city into Upper and Lower town, and joins the Ridonu river.A stone bridge crosses the canal connecting Sparke and Rideau streets.At the west ern extremity of thecity are the celebrated Chaudière fülls, a scene of imposing grandeur and beauty, unsurpassed in America except by the Falls of Ningara, and even these it rivals in many respects.A suspension bridge, erected at a cost of $66,488, crosses this foaming chasm, and unites the Provinces of Ontario and Quebec.At the north-east end of the city are two other fulls of some forty feet high, over which the waters of the Rideau pour themselves with wild impetuosity into the bosom of the Ottawa; although inferior to the Chaudière in point of sublimity and grandeur, they are not without many attractions to the admirers of Nature's works, Altogether the sceuery around Ottawa is of unsurpassed beauty\u2014wild, romantic, picturesque\u2014presenting a variety rarely to be met with in any other part of the Dominion.The commerce of Ottawa is constituted almost wholly of lumber.On tbe Gatineau, the Rideau and the Ottawa rivers numerous mills are constantly in operation, manufacturing more of this truly Canadian staple than is done in any part of Canada.Millions of feet of square and sawn timber are an- nuallyex ported from here toGreat Britain and the United States, Ottawa\u2019s hopes are brightand promising; situated in the centro of a fertile and rapidly developing country; holding, as it were, the key of the lumber trade; possessing inexbausti- ble water power, which men of wealth and enterprise are yearly turning to account, as also every facility of communication with the principal cities und towns iu Canada and the United States, it bids fair to hold no gecondary position in the new Dominion.In the event of the Ottawa and Huron ship canal being carried into effect, it will stand on the great water highway to the West.Its natural capn- bilities of defence are great and important.Adjacent to Ottawa are several villages, prominent among which nro New Edinburgh and full.In both large lumberin, operations are carried on.Rideau hall, the residence of the Governor General, is situated in the former village.It is u handsome stone structure, with 35 nores of well lid grounds, and beautifil avenues of shaded trees attached.In Hull there is an extensive mutch factory, und nonr nt hand iron mines which are belng work- od successfully.Ottawa returns one member to the Ilouso of Commons and one to the Provincial Parliamont.Tho Ottawa River Navigation Company runs daily line of steamers between bore and Montrent during the summer months, Three times 8 day the St Lawrenco and Ottawa railway run trains to Proscott, conneeting with the Grand Trunk and Og- donsburg railways, \u2018The Cannda Central railway, now completed to Carleton Place and soon expectod to bo finished to Montreal, will also add much to Ottawa's pros- ONTARIO.] DOMINION 581 DIRECTORY.OTTAWA.ity.It has its terminus now at Le Lie flats, and makes connection with the Brockville and Ottawa railway for Sandpoint, on the Ottawa river, and Brockville on tho St Lawrence, | Mont- ronl Telegraph Co.and the People\u2019s \u2018Felegraph Co.have offices here.Dis tant from Montrenl 126 miles, from Prescott bt miles, from Kingston 95 miles, from Toronto 283 miles, from Quebec 298 miles, from New York 450 miles, from Boston 485 miles, from Halifax 997 miles, from St John, N.B., 860 miles.Mail daily, Population about 25.000.MISCELLANEOUS INDEX.Dominion of Canada : ffovernor Coneral.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.618 Licutencant-Governors, .618 Commanding H.M.forces.618 Privy Council.ernie 618 Sonate of Canadia.\u2026.\u202600000000 619 House of Commons.00.619 Officers of Senate.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.0000.0 620 Officers House of Commons.620 Officers Department of Printing.621 Government Departments : Governor General\u2019s Office.621 Department of Justice.621 \u201c Militia.- 621 * Customs, .621 Finance.622 Public Works.622 ue Secretary of State for Provinces.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.622 Department of Marine and Fisheries.eee 622 Department of Agriculture.622 \u201c Inland Revenue.623 Department of Secretary of State for Canadn.\u2026.000000000s 623 Department of Receiver General.628 Finance Offices, N.S.and N.B.623 Treasury Board \u2026.623 Geological Survey.\u2026 624 Queen's Printer.624 Railway Department.624 City Miscellaneous : Banks.0 2.2 L eue san e 624 Board of Trade.624 Churches.624 City Corporation.625 [02 DE RER .625 .626 Companies.626 Custom House.627 Educational.627 Masonic, .Military.o.oil 628 Newspapers.629 Post Office Societios.LL Le Stage Routes, .682 Abbott J C., Canada Central rail- vay, chief engineer's office, cor i ay Spark agiucer s office, cor Elgin AE Feancis, foreman of works, tan canal, Wellington st ABBOTT H., managing director Canada eu ral railway, cor Elgin and Sparks Sts; depot at Le Breton Flats, resides at Brockville \u2019 AlbottTohn, blacksmith, Wellington st ABBOTS Sat, printer, Ashburnhamst | T WILLIAM, agricultural itu- a blement Agent, York st Abbe ron Hin, grocer, Wellington st A 8 .Gcore Rise 0 is Dalhowss cor ge, Episcopal methodist, Abraham James, laborer, Queen st Acheson Anthony, check clerk customs department, hds at G.Bartlett's, 37 Sussex st Acres George C., policeman, Union sq, Albert st Acres Mrs.Mary, private boarding house, Union sq, Albert st ADAMSON JAMES, first English clerk of the Senate! h Maria st n O'Connor st Adamson Mra, Sarah, wid rev.Dr.William Agar, Slater st Addison William, lockmaster first eight locks, off Sussex st, h Major's hill ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, col.Patrick Robertson-Ross, adjutant genoral, Departmental buildings west, ellington st Agar Thos., stonemason, Sherwood st, ALe Breton Flats GRICULTURAL AND STATISTICAL DEPARTMENT, having charge of immigration, public wealth, patents, copyrights, trade marks, industrial designs, &c.,hon.Christopher Dunkin, Q.C., minister of agriculture ; : Dr.J.C.Taché, deputy, Departmental buildings west, Wellington st Ahearn J.& W., blacksmiths, Bridge st - Le Breton Flats Ahearn John, of J.& W.Ahearn, Duke st, Le Breton Flats Ahearn Mrs.Norah, wid John, Duke st Le Breton Flats Ahearn William, of J.& W.Ahearn, Bridge st, Le Breton Flats AIKINS HON.J.C., secretary of state for Canada, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st, bdsat J.Brown\u2019s, 67 Sparks st Ainsworth William, wood engraver, Free Press office, Elgin st Albert Henry, laborer, cor Ottawa and Sherwood sts Albert John, carpenter, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Albert John, laborer, Ottawa st north Albert Samuel, sexton, Biddy st Alberti Edw., wheelwright.St Patrick st Alberti Wm., shoemaker, Cobourg st ALBION HOTEL, John Graham.proprietor, cor Daly and Nicholas sts Alexander Henry, 2nd class clerk, privy council Cartier sq, Gloucester st Alexander Thos., laborer, Charlotte st Alexander W.H., 3rd class clerk.marine and fisheries department, Kent st n Wellington st ; Alexandre Pierre, miller, Montreal st, Le Breton Flats Algers Mrs.Louise, wid Robert, York st Allaire A., clerk, St Andrew st Allan Andrew, clerk Bank of British North America, bds at Mrs.McLen- nan\u2019s, Union sq, Albert st Allan Edward, laborer, Centre st Allan Hugh, clerk, Maria st Allan James, carpenter, Gloucester st Allan James, storekeeper, Ottawa st, resides in New Edinburgh Allan Joseph, millwright, Kent st ALLAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS, (under contract with the Government of Canada for the conveyance of the Canadian and American mails.) between Montreal, Quebec and Liver- poob during summer navigation, and between Portland, Me., and Liverpool during winter navigation, head office, Montreal; D.W.Coward & Co, agents, 17 Sparks st.See Adv page facing first cover Allan Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John, Sandy hill, Rideau st Allan W., clerk, bds at British Lion hotel, 61 Sparks st Allan William, cabinetmaker, Albert st, Richmond road ALLAN WILLIAM, China hall, 11 Rideau st, bds at Russell house, cor Elgin and Sparks sts Allard Jean Baptiste, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Ambridge Irs., baker, Richmond road Ambridge George, laborer, bds at N.Helmer\u2019s, Mosgrove st Ambrosio Ant., laborer, St Andrew st Amiot Francois, shoemaker, Chapel st Amouroux Michel L., junior 2nd class clerk, department of secretary of state for Canada, cor Cumberland and St Patrick sts Anctil Joseph, clerk, Church st ANDERSON ARTHUR, proprietor Carleton brewery, Rochesterville Anderson Chs.J., assistant bookkeeper, finance department, Maria st Anderson George, baker, Cathcart st Anderson Herbert, laborer, Nelson st Anderson John, laborer, William st Anderson Miss, milliner, bds at Mrs.Henderson's, John st n Vittoria st Anderson Mrs.Susannah, wid James, Rideau st ANDRE BROTHER, superior Christian Brothers school, Patrick st, h Murray st Andrews Alfred G., of Hilliard & Andrews, Bolton st, Letter O Andrews George, compositor, bds at Mrs.J.Loverin's, cor Nelson and Rideau sts Andrews H.butcher.Bolton st, Letter O Andrews William, teamster, George st Anger Jean Bte., carter, Boteler st ANGUS A.& W_, boot and shoe manufacturers and importers, 15 Sussex st Angus Andrew, of A.& W.Angus, Metcalfe st Angus Geo.bookkeeper, Gloucester st Angus John, of Brough & Angus, Spring bank, Bank street road Angus Robert, jun.of Angus & Son, agent Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co.23 Rideau st.h Bank street road, n Southern limits Angus Robert, sen.of Angus & Son, Bank street road, n Southern limits ANGUS & SON, cabinetmakers and upholsterers, and dealers in plain and faney furniture, 22 Rideau st Angus William, of A.& W.Angus, Elgin st Annable William A.Annable, Lloyd st Arbique Antime, carter, Broad st.Le Breton Flats Arbique Hilaire, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Arbour Joseph, shoemaker, Dalhousie st, h Ottawa st north Archambault C., clerk, Napoleon st Archambault Henri, carriagemaker, Parry st Archambault Jean Bte., blacksmith, Parry st Archambault Jean Baptiste, grocer.King st cor Napoleon st Archambault Joseph, carriagemaker.Parry st Archambault Odilon, carpenter, Church st Ardill John, plasterer, King st Ariel Jean Bte., painter, Cathcart st Ariel Joseph, painter, Murray st Avless George, photographer,212 Clarence st Armstrong Edward, clerk, Daly st of Oliver & OTTAWA.DOMINION 582 DIRECTORY.[Province or Armstrong C.R., clerk Bank of Montreal, township of Nepean Armstrong Christopher, J.P., judge County court, Nicholas sf, resides in Nepean township Armstrong George E., bds at Union house, Elgin st Armstrong John S,, probationary clerk ost office department, bds at Mrs.IcLennan\u2019s, Union sq, Albert st Armstrong Tlis., blacksmith, Besserer st Armstrong William, civil engineer, Vit- toria st Armstrong William, laborer, Centre st ARMSTRONG WILLIAM, proprietor Union house hotel, cor Queen and Elgin sts Arnold Joseph, laborer, terrace, Le Breton Flats Arnoldi John R., junior 2nd class clerk public works department, Princes terrace, Vittoria st ARNOLDI KING, wine merchant, Met- calfe st, h Cartier sq, Gloucester st Arsenault François Xavier, joiner, Cumberland st : Ashfield John, grocer, Duke st, Le Breton Flats Ashfield Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker, Duke st, Le Breton Flats ASHWORTH JOHN, cashier post office department, Departmental buildings west, Wellington st, resides at Belmont farm, Aylmer road, Hull Aspinall William, confectioner, off El- gin st, opp Russell house Asselin Emery, carter, Bolton st Asselin Joseph E., messenger House of Commons, Bolton st south Asselin Mrs.Emilie, wid Joseph, grocery, Bolton st north Atcheson Alex.stonecutter, Murray st Atcheson Joseph, operator Montreal Telegraph Co., Biddy st Atcheson Robert, laborer, Biddy st Atkins William, St Paul st Atkinson Henry, & Co., lumber merchants, James McCraken, manager, 19 Sussex st Atkinson John, miller, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Atkinson Neil, policeman, Burrows st Atkinson Peter, miller, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Atkinson William, mills, Union sq Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co., Robert Angus, jun., agent, 22 Rideau st ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE, hon.Sir John À.Macdonald, K.C.B., attorney general, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st Atwood John E., polisher, 126 Rideau st Aubry Alfred, laborer, Le Breton Flats Aubry Moïse, joiner, Le Breton Flats Aubry Octave, blacksmith, York st, h Bolton st Aubuchon Francois, laborer, King st Aubuchon François X., raftsman, St Andrew st Auclair Pierre, tailor, Murray st Audette Jean, 1st class clerk, post office department, Richmond road AUDIT OFTICE, John Langton, auditor, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st Audy Arthur, Daly st AUDY JACQUES R., Ist class clerk, customs department, Daly st Auger Henri, laborer, Gloucester st Auger Joseph, laborer, Boteler st Auger Joseph, printer, King st Auger Thomas, St Andrew st Britannia miller, Ottawa Aumond Chas., lumberman, 3 Rideau st Aumond George, 3rd class clerk, finance department, Cumberland st Aumond Joseph, lumber merchant, r 5 Rideau st, L cor Cumberland and Wil- brod sis Aumond Talmont, clerk, cor Cumberland and Wilbrod sts Aumond Wm.H., junior 2nd class clerk department of militia and defence, cor Cumberland and Wilbrod sts Austin TF.P., junior 2nd class clerk ordnance lands branch, department of secretary of state for Canada, bds at Mrs.Duignan\u2019s, Sparks st n Bank st Austin George F., land surveyor and civil engineer, Richmond road Austin William À, civil engineer and provincial land surveyor, census department, resides in township of Gloucester Avery Henry, carpenter, Rideau st Aylward Mrs.Mary, wid Patrick, Cath- cart st Ayotte Joseph, laborer, Murray st Ayotte Pierre, St Patrick st Bachant Jacques, carter, Ghurch st BADGLEY FRANK, assistant law clerk and chief English translator, House of Commons, Augusta st cor Stewart st Bahan Mrs.Ann, wid John, Bolton st Bahan Patrick, laborer, Ottawa st, Le Breton Flats Baigi Francis, painter, Redpath st Bailey Geo., blacksmith, St Andrew st BAILIFF JAMES, proprietor Evening Mail, and agent Standard Life Assurance Co., and Trust and Loan Co.of Upper Canada, Rideau st Baillairgé G.F., engineer public works department, resides at Cedars, Que.Bain John, laborer, St Andrew st Bain Mrs.Ann, wid John, Bolton st south Baine James, bookkeeper public works department, Sparks st n Hugh st Baird James k., sign writer, Nicholas st Baker Charles, waiter, Cumberland st Baker George W., post office clerk, Richmond road, Nepean township BAKER GODFRE P., postmaster, Elgin st, h Richmond road, Nepean township Baker Mrs.Mary, dressmaker, Cumberland st Balance Mrs, Mary, wid Jacob, Baird st BALDWIN ALANSON H., lumber merchant and proprietor Chaudière saw mills and machine shop, mills Union sq, Chaudière, head office Middle st, h Middle st, Le Breton Flats Baldwin Brothers, groceries and liquors, cor St Paul and Nicholas sts Baldwin David, laborer, Nelson st Baldwin John N., of Baldwin Brothers, cor St Paul and Nicholas sts Baldwin William H., of Baldwin Brothers, cor St Paul and Nicholas sts Ballard Antoine, laborer, Bolton st Bambrick Edward, laborer, Carleton st Bambrick James, laborer, Middle st, Le Breton Flats Bambriclk Mrs.Mary, wid Mich., King st Bambrick Thomas, laborer, Duke st, Le Breton Flats Bamford \u2014, clerk, Nelson st Bamford Richard, bds atMrs.D.Robertson\u2019s, cor Cumberland and Besserer sts Bancroft Miss Frances, Percy st, Richmond road BANGS O.W., & CO., hatters and furriers, 32 Sussex st Bangs Chauncey W., of C.W.Bangs & Co., Maria st n O'Connor st BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, A.\u20ac.Kelty, manager, Wellington st BANK OI' MONTREAL, Andrew Drum- mond, manager, Wellington st Bannied William 8.) printer, bds at Mrs.D.Foster's, Nicholas st Banning John, policeman, cor Redpath and Dalbousie sts Baptist church, rev.D.McPhail, minister, Queen st Barallo Louis, pedlar, St Patrick st Barbeau Cyrille, carter, Water st Barbeau George, painter, Gloucester st Barbeau Jean, luborer, Queen st Barbeau Joseph, laborer, St Patrick st BARBER EDWARD C., audit clerk, finance department, Richmond road Barber William, carpenter, St Paul st Barclay Robert, salesman, bds at Mrs.Sutton\u2019s, 21} Sparks st Bardsley Edmund, printer, Rideau st Barette Edouard, laborer, Church st Barette Onésime, blacksmith, Parry st Barette Pierre, joiner, St Patrick st Baribeau Napoléon, laborer, Parry st Baril François, laborer, Bolton st, Letter O Barlow Lawrence D., pianoforte tuner, bds at J.Sweetman\u2019s, Sparks st Barnabé Norbert, laborer, St Joseph st Barnard Edward, carpenter, cor Nicholas and Theodore sts .Barnes Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Edward, Cumberland st Barnes William John, maltster, John st Baron Henri, laborer, Water st Barrett John, laborer, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Barrett Michael, Market hotel, York st Barrett Mrs.Mary Ann, wid John, Nicholas st Barrett rev.R., professor Ottawa college, Wilbrod st Barry John, shoemaker, Murray st Barry Jonas, plasterer, Gloucester st Barry Parker, plasterer, Gloucester st Barry Robert, plasterer, Rideau st Barry Thomas, plasterer, Gloucester st Barsalou Louis, trader, St Patrick st Bartlett Geo., confectioner, 37 Sussex st Bartram Joseph T., post office clerk, Ashburnham hill Baskerville George, grocer, cor Church and Cumberland sts Baskerville George H., of P.Baskerville & Brothers, bds at W.A, Annable\u2019s, Lloyd st, Le Breton Flats Baskerville John, clerk, bds at George Baskerville's, cor Church and Cumberland sts BASKERVILLE P., & BROTHERS, grocers and liquor dealers, 36 Rideau st and 3 Duke st, Le Breton Flats Baskerville Thomas, bookkeeper, bds at George Baskorville\u2019s, cor Church and OumbeTland sts Baskerville William J.,of P.Baskerville & Brothers, bds nt W.A.Annable\u2019s, Lloyd st, Le Breton Flats Baskerville Patrick, of P.Baskerville & Brothers, Church st cor Cumberland proprietor st Bassett Edward, of J.Bassett & Co, 190 Clarence st BASSETT J., & CO., dealers in groceries, hardware, &c., &c., wholesale und retail, cor Clarence and Cumberland sts Bassett John, of J.Basseit & Co., 190 Clarence st | } ONTARIO.] 2 p, Bastien Alexander, laborer, St Andrew st Bastien David, laborer, Cathcart st Bastien Louis, laborer, Gloucester st Bate & Co., importers and dealers in roceries, 52 Sparks st BATE C.T., & CO., wholesale grocers, &c., 11, 12, 13 and 14 Canal basin west side Bate Charles T., of C.T.Bate & Co,, Ashburnham hill, Maria st Bate Henry N., of C.T.Bate & Co., cor Chapel and Daly sts Bate Newell, of Bate & Co., Daly st Bates Edward B., post office clerk, bds at Mra.Sutton\u2019s, 21} Sparks st Batson Benjamin, lumber merchant Daly st Batterton Patrick, messenger privy council, Cumberland st Batterton Thomas, mossenger House of Commons, bds at C.Carlton\u2019s, cor St Paul and Little Sussex sts Battice John, carpenter, Gloucester st Battle John R., operator Montreal Telegraph Co., Clarence st Battle Martin, registrar of bonds Inland revenue department, St Andrew st Battle Timothy, clerk, Clarence st Baune Antoine, laborer, King st Baune Firmin, laborer, Nelson st Baune Joseph, laborer, Ottawa stnorth Baune Léon, raftsman, St Patrick st Bauset Samuel P., senior 2nd class clerk and draughtsman, marine and fisheries department, Besserer st BAXTER RICHARD W assistant hook- keeper finance department, bds at St James hotel, cor Metcalfe and Queen sts Bayly Archer, bookkeeper, Head st Baynham Charles, carpenter, lane off Richmond road Bazin Jean, St Patrick st Beaman Scbra, waggonmaker, r Concession line road n Centre st BEAMENT THOMAS, gents furnishing goods, 25 Sparks st, h Slater st Beamish Samuel, laborer, Vittoria st Beardwood Jonathan, carpenter, Murray st Beattie Miss Margery, matron Protestant Orphans home, Albert st Beattie William, plasterer, Besserer st Beatty Thomas M., grocer, Parry st Beaubien J.T.Cléophas, M.D., coroner, York st Beaubien Joseph, laborer, Park st Beaucaire Benjamin, tavern, Murray st Beaucaire Ed, hairdresser, G9 Sussex st Beaucaire John, tailor, Ottawa st Beauchamp Amable, blacksmith, Park st Beauchamp Aug.laborer, Murray st Beauchamp Baptiste, tavern, William st Beauchamp David, teamster, Bridge st Beauchamp Félix, laborer, cor Cumberland and St Patrick sts Beauchamp Honoré, blacksmith, Car- ridre lane Beauchamp Jean Baptiste, labdrer, Britannia terrace Beauchamp Joseph, laborer, Middle st Beauchamp L., water carrier, Church st Bonudoin Edouard, tavernkeeper, St Andrew st Beaudoin Médard, laborer, Park st\u201d Beaudoin Médard, painter, Gloucester st Beaulieu Joseph, butcher, Park st Beaulieu Raphaël, laborer, St Andrew st Beaupré Honoré, conchiman, Cumberland st Beauprd Victor, jun, barkeeper Russell house, Murray st Beaupré Victor, carpenter, Murray st DOMINION 583 Beauvais Louis, laborer, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Beckett T.A, clerk, hds at British Lion hotel, 61 Sparks st Bédard Antoine, joiner, St Patrick st Bédard Augustin, clerk, York st Bédard Louis, joiner, Gloucester st Bédard Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John, York st Bédard Octave, clerk, Parry st Bédard Pierre, joiner, Church st Bédard William G., bds at Mrs.Evans\u2019, 43 Sussex st Bedeau Antoine, carpenter, Murray st Beesom Thomas, laborer, Mariast Begg Alexander, stationery and stamp clerk, inland revenue department, Ottawa st, south of Rideau st Behan Dennis, broom maker, Bolton st, Letter O Behan John, laborer, St Andrew st Behan Mrs., wid, Bolton st, Letter O Beith William, teller Ontario bank, savings department, bds at Mrs.Wade's, O'Connor st Bélair Amable, joiner, Parry st Bélanger Antoine, raftsman, St Andrew st Bélanger Frs., laborer, Gloucester st Bélanger Grégoire, laborer, Cathcart st Bélanger J.Amable, examiner, etc, registry branch, department of secretary of state for Canada, Boteler st Bélanger J.Bte., carter, St Andrew st Bélanger Marcel, joiner, Bolton st Bélanger Miss Frances, Maria st Bélanger Mrs.Marie, wid Grégoire, Cathcart st Bélanger Samuel, laborer, Gloucester st Bélanger Vincent, laborer, St Andrew st BELCOURT FERDINAND N., postmaster House of Commons, King st cor Boteler st Bélinge J.Bte., patternmaker, St Patrick st Beliveau Alexis, raftsman.Church st Bell Edward B., temporary clerk post office department, savings bank branch, bds at Salmon\u2019s hotel, York st Bell John, mason, bds at City hotel, Clarence st Bell John G., of Bell & Woodburn, Union sq, Albert st Bell W.A., 2nd class clerk, customs department, bds at Mrs.James McCarthy\u2019's, Wellington st BELL WILLIAM R.M.D., CM.re sides in New Edinburgh BELL & WOODBURN, book and job printers, Elgin st Bélaire Arnal, carpenter, Parry st Belland rev.C., professor Ottawa college, Wilbrod st Belleau Michel, laborer, King st Belleau Mrs.Ann, wid Thomas, Bolton st Bellefeuille Abraham, sawyer, Middle st, Le Breton Flats Bellefeuille François, laborer,Redpath st Bellefeuille Frs., plasterer, Cobourg st Bellefeuille Gustave, laborer, Co- bourg st Belleteuille Jean Bte., laborer, Cathcart st, Le Breton Blats Bellefeuille Joseph, laborer, Bridge st Bellefeuille Joseph, laborer, Cobourg st Bellefeuille Joseph, jun, plasterer, Ottawa st north Bellefeuille Nelson, laborer, Bridge st, Le Breton Flats Bellefeuille Philippe, laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats .Bellehumeur Gilbert, butcher, stall 23 By ward market, York st, bh Napoleon st DIRECTORY.OTTAWA.Bellemare Théophile, shoemaker, 66 Sussex st, h Murray st Bénard Joseph, laborer, Bolton st Benjamin Arthur, bricklayer,Carlcton st Benjamin Emanuel H., senior 2nd class clerk, post office department, Augusta st Bennett Edward G., junior 2nd class clerk, post office department, money order branch, Albert st, Richmond road Bennett Henry, Albert st, Richmond road Bennett John, shoemaker, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Bennett Maurice, laborer, James st Bennett Maurice, messenger post office department, Nicholas st Bennett Mrs.Maria, wid Richard C., dressmaker, Albert st n Bank st Bennett rev.W.M., professor Ottawa college, Wilbrod st Bennett Robert, door trimmer, King st Benoit Isidore, carpenter,Cumberland st Benoit Mrs.J., wid Louis, Chapel st Bergeron Jean Bie., laborer, Chapel st Bérichon Isaac, cor Park and King sts Bérichon Isidore, plasterer, King st Bérichon Magloire, carpenter, King st Bermingham James, auctioneer, York st, h Cathcart st Bernabé Norbert, laborer, Ottawa st north BERNARD LIEUT.COLONEL H, deputy to minister of justice, St Albans terrace, Daly st Bernard Moïse, laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Berry Mrs.Charlotte, wid Mark, school teacher, Centre st Berry Richard, carpenter, Gloucester st BERRY ROBERT, bookkeeper Montreal Telegraph Co., Bank street road BERRY ROBERT, chief clerk and accountant, department of militia and defence, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st, h Bank st Berthiaume Felix, shoemaker, St Andrew st Berthiaume Olivier, joiner, Park st Berthiaume Robert, laborer, R2dpath st Bertrand Antoine, jun, tinsmith, Clar- encest, bds at Ant.Bertrand\u2019s, King st Bertrand Antoine, sen, water carrier, Kingst Bertrand Félix, raftsman, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Bertrand Ferdinand, raftsman, cor Rose and Napoleon sts Bertrand Léon, laborer, McGee st Bertrand Nazaire, proprietor Chaudiére hotel, Chaudière Island Bérubé Octare, joiner, Church st Beswarick W.H., operator Montreal Telegraph Co., Queen st Beswetherick Miss H., saleswoman, bds at Mrs.Duignan\u2019s, Sparks st BETHUNE NORMAN W., manager Montreal Telegraph Co., main office Metcalfe st, Centre town, h O'Connor st Bevan Richard, confectioner, I20 Sussex st Bezonna Alfred, laborer, Redpath st Bick Thomas, teacher, Albert st, Richmond road Bigginton Henry, laborer, Carleton st Bigras Jean Bte., carpenter, Cathcart st Bigras Joachim, laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Billings B., jun, architect, 3 Rideau st, h Bank street road un Billings\u2019 bridge BILLINGS BRADISH, Bank streetroad n Billings\u2019 bridge OTIAWA.DOMINION 584 DIRECTORY.[PROVINOE or Binet Mrs.André, laundress, Ottawa st north Bingham Henry, sawyer, Boteler st Bingham Mrs., teacher Central school west, bds at Mrs.Halpenny\u2019s, 0'Con- nor st Bingham Samuel, laborer, Metcalfe st Bingham Thos., laborer, Bolton st Binks George, printer, Augusta st Binks James, carpenter, Augusta st Binks James, jun., Augusta st Binks William, carpenter, Augusta st Biogi François, painter, Redpath st BIRCH CHARLES J.Ist class clerk, department of secretary of state for the provinces, Augusta st Bird Mrs.Winifred, wid John, Murray st Birdbell Robert, detective, Rideau st Birkett Jumes, forwarder, Maria st BIRKETT THOMAS, general dealer in shelf and heavy hardware, sign of the anvil, 24 Rideau st Birkett William, stone mason, Bridge st, Le Breton Flats Birt David, laborer, Queen st, Le Breton Flats Bisaillon Arthur, barber, Duke st, h Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Bishop John, post office clerk, Richmond road Bishoprick Henry, carriage builder, Queen st, h Bank st Bishoprick Mark, farmer, Maria st Black John, mason, Bank street road Blackburn Jas., commission merchant, McKay st Blackburn Robt., storekeeper,Ottawa st Blackmore Wm.A., short hand writer, finance department, bds at Mrs.James McCarthy's, Wellington st BLAIN DE ST AUBIN EMMANUEL, assistant French translator House of Commons, Bolton st Blain Mrs.B., wid Joseph, St Andrew st Blair Robert, printer, bds at Mrs.Mc- Master's, York st Blais Aurelien, clerk, King st Blais Benjamin, laborer, King st Blais Etienne, carter, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Blais Fabien, laborer, Ottawa st, Le Breton Flats Blais H.Théodule, junior clerk House of Commons, bds at Mrs.J.Fraser's, York st Blais Isragl, laborer, Ottawa st, Le Breton Flats Blais Jean, hairdresser, 68 Rideau st bds at Montreal hotel, York st Blais John, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Blais Joseph, carter, Dalhousie st Blais Joseph, raftsman, St Andrew st Blais Louis, machinist, Queen st Blake Michael, laborer, Biddy st BLANCHET FRANCOIS X,, 3rd clerk of committees, House of Commons, Besserer st cor Nelson st Blanchet Ludger, 3rd class clerk, post office department, money order branch, 5 Preston terrace, Daly st Blasdell George S., machinist, Victoria foundry, Middle st, Le Breton Flats BLASDELL N.8, & CO., propri- ctors Victoria foundry, Victoria Island, Middle st, Le Breton Flats Blasdell Nathaniel S., of N.S.Blasdell & Co., Kent st Blasdell Thomas M., engineer, 303 Wellington st Bleau Michel, laborer, King st Bliss rev.Charles P., A.M., corresponding clerk, customs department, cor Nelson and Daly sts ?Blondin I\"¢lix, laborer, Bolton st Bloom William, laborer, King st Blouin Jean, carpenter, Clarence st Blunt Oliver, laborer Cathcart st Blyth George James, of Blyth & Kerr, Gloucester st Blyth George R, clerk, bds at J.Blytl's, ittoria st Blyth Geo.R., dry goods, Wellington st, et Hugh st und Market sq.Blyth James, missionary, Gloucester st Blyth John, jun., of Blyth & Russell, Vittoria st Blyth John, sen., Vittoria st Blyth & Kerr, plumbers, gas and steam fitters, 25 Rideau st Blyth Robert, cabinetmaker, bds at J.Blyth's, Vittoria st .Blyth Robert, clerk, bds at British Lion otel, 61 Sparks st Blyth Robert, cooper, Daly st Blyth Robert, fruit and flour store, 89 Rideau st Blyth & Russell, dry goods, Wellington st Bobier John, grocer cor Queen and Sherwood sts, Le Breton Flats Boden David, brickmaker, Burrows st Boese Joseph, dyer and scourer, 85 Rideau st Boileau Félix, raftsman, St Andrew st Boileau Moïse, water carrier, St Andrew st Boily Joseph, messenger department of agriculture and statistics, Park st Boily Napoléon, painter, bds at N.Gravel\u2019s, Parry st Boismenu Joseph, laborer, Parry st BOISSONNAULT NICOLAS F,, curator of patent models, department of agriculture and statistics, Departmental buildings west, Wellington st, h cor Church and King sts Boivin Antoine, carpenter, Bolton st Boivin Auguste, laborer, Britannia terrace Boivin Félix, laborer, Park st Boivin Théodule, laborer, Ottawa st north Bolduc Mrs.Angèle, wid Ls., Church st Bolton Street Common school, Miss Elizabeth Murray, teacher, cor Bolton and Carleton sts Bond Robert, confectioner, Parry st Bone Firmin, laborer, Nelson st Bone Joseph, laborer, Ottawa st Bone Mrs.Mary, wid JobnT., Ottawa st Bonell George, carpenter, Gloucester st Bonell John, cabinetmaker, Richmond road Bonell Mrs.Martha, wid Amos, nurse, Rideau st Bonell Ruglis, carpenter, Rideau st Bonin Picrre, grocer, St Andrew st Bonneville J.F.Narcisse, junior 2nd class clerk, public works department, King st Bonsall William P.,printer, Dalhousie st Boone Francis, tailor, Sparks st, n Bay st Booth Gilford D., gunsmith, foot of Wellington st, h Nepean township Booth John, laborer, Bridge st, Le Breton Flats Booth John R., lumber merchant, mills Chaudière Falls, office Albert Island, h Bridge st, Le Breton Flats Booth Léandre, grocer, Duke st, Le Breton Flats Booth Levi, foreman, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Booth Robert R., storekeeper, cor Montreal and Bridge sts, L Bridge st, Le Breton Flats Booth William, carpenter, Wellington st cor Vitioria st Borbridge Henry J., of S.& If.Bor- bridge, 39 Rideau st Borbridge 8.& H., saddle, harness and trunk makers, 39 Rideau st Borbridge Samuel W., of 8.& 11.Bor- bridge, 39 Rideau st Borbridge Thomas, dry goods, 59 Sparks st, bds at Mrs.Nyc\u2019, 34 Sparks st Bordeleau Antoine, printer, St Andrew st Borradaile Richardson, check clerk, inland revenue department, Nelson st Borrett Samuel W., Lookbinder, Dal- housie st Borthwick James, clerk, Middle st, Le Breton Flats Borthwiek rev, Hugh J., ch of Scotland Edward st, Richmond road Boswell Alfred, 3rd class clerk, post office department,bds at Mrs.Greene's, Princes terrace Bothwell Robert, coachman, Vittoria st Bott George, fruits and provisions, 78 Rideau st Boticrell Edward, jun., distributor of Parliamentary documents, Slater st Botterell Edward, sen., doorkeeper, The Senate, bds at Ë.Botterell\u2019s, jun, Slater st Bouchard Samuel, laborer, Murray st Boucher Adolphe, messenger of the Senate, King st Boucher André, raftsman, Church st Boucher Antoine, blacksmith, Church st BOUCHER ANTOINE A, first French translator of the Senate, Bolton st Boucher Julien, raftsman, St Patrick st Boucher Pascal, raftsman, Parry st Boucher William, laborer, Gloucester st Centre town Boucherville Jovite V.De, junior 2nd class clerk,Indian branch, department of secretary of state for the provinces, cor Maria and O\u2019 Connor sts BOUCHETTE ROBERT S.M., commissioner of customs, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st, h Daly st Boulet Mrs.Marie Ann, wid François, Church st Boulet Napoléon, assistant distributor of Parliamentary documents, Church st Boulet Gilbert, painter, Gloucester st Bourdon Michel, laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Bouret Charles, laborer, Gloucester st Bourgeois Narcisse, blacksmith, Dal- housie st Bourgouin Séraphin, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats BOURGET JAMES, wholesale wine and spirit merchant, 92 Sussex st, and saloon, 3 Rideau st, h 98 Sussex st Bourguignon Michel, Inborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Fluts Bourinot John George, third English clerk,\u201d and short hand writer to the Senate, resides at Bijou cottage, Hull Bourne Josep, St Lawrence and Ottawa railway, King st Bourne Samuel, accountant, Slater st Bourque Alexandre, laborer, Park st Bourque Ldouard, tinsmith, 68 Rideau st, h Napoleon st Bourque Joseph, gunsmith, McGee st Bourque Joseph, gunsmith, Wellington st, n George st Bourque Stanislas, grocer, cor Dalhousie and McTaggart sts Boutin Jean Baptiste, carter, Church st Bouvret Charles, luborer, Gloucoster st ONTARIO.] DOMINION 585 DIRECTORY.OTTAWA.Bowes Edward, laborer, Nicholas st Bowes John, architect, office Parliament buildings, h Daly st BOWIE CAPTAIN ALEXANDER, steamer Queen Victoria, Metcalfe st, Lower town Bowles W.C., junior clerk House of Commons, Elgin st n Slater st Boivrin Pierre, Slater st Boyce John, bdsat Union house, Elgin st Boyd llugh, foreman Canada Central railway, Albert st, Richmond road Boyd J.Ii, civil engineer, public works department, Slater st Boyd John, junior 2nd class clerk, post office department, cor Lloyd and Queen sts, Le Breton Flats Boyd Michael, butcher, Park st Boyden Joseph, crockery and fancy goods, 34 Sussex st Boyer Charles, saddler, St Andrew st Boyer Joseph, messenger, Park st Boyer Pierre, carpenter, St Andrew st Boyer Pierre, laborer, Sherwood st, Le reton Flats Boyle Francis, carpenter, bds at Mrs.Foster's, Nicholas st Boyle John {aborer, Baird st Boyle Michael, butcher, stall 14 By ward market, York st, h Park st Boys academy, rev.J.May, principal, Richmond road Bradburne Mrs.Jane, wid Edward, Mos- grove st Bradbury William, butcher, Daly st Braden Samuel, carpenter, off Elgin st, opp Russell house, Elgin st Brading H.TF, & Co, Union brewery, George st, Richmond road Brading Henry F., of H.F.Brading & Co., Richmond road Bradley John, laborer, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Bradley John, printer, bds at A.Taylor's, 84 Clarence st Bradley Richard A., barrister, &e., solicitor in chancery, cor Élgin and Sparks sts, resides in Gloucester township Bradshaw John J., carpenter, Maria st Brady F.T., clerk St Lawrence and Ottawa railway depot, bds at City hotel, Clarence st Brady Mrs.Ellen, wid Patrick, Prescott road Brady Philip, finisher, Park st Brady Richard, grocer, Ottawa st west Braithwaith George, laborer, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Bramar John, laborer, Sparks st n Bay st BRAMLEY TITOMAS C.,chief clerk and bookkeeper, department of receiver general, Richmond road Brannigan George, laborer, Carleton st BRAUN FREDERIC C., secretary public works department, Departmental buildings west, Wellington st, h cor Maria and Hugh sts Bray Jol, blacksmith, Rideau st Breault François, raftsman, St Patrick st Lrebner John, principal Central school west, Albert st Breen John, tailor, Ottawa st north Brennan Edward, cooper, Augusta st Brennan Edward, laborer, Queen st Breunan lfonry, laborer, Murray st Brennan John, laborer, cor Ottawa and Sherwood sts, Le Breton Plats Brennan John, laborer, Murray st Brennan John, laborer, Redpath st Brennan John Charles, of Samuel Howell & Co., Daly st Bronnan Michael, carpenter, Rideau road Brennan Michael, laborer, King st Brennan Michael, laborer, Murray st Brennan Michael, laborer, Prescott st Brennan Michael, laborer, Water st Brennan Patrick, blacksmith, 7 Clarence st Brennan William, Clarence st Brennan William, fruit dealer, 21 Clarence st Brethour William, engineer Russell house, Daly st Brink Edward H,, stage manager Her Majesty's theatre, cor O\u2019Uonnor and Maria sts Brisebois Edouard, lumberman, Church st Brisebois François, laborer, Parry st Brisebois Michel, jun, carpenter,Parry st Brisebois Michel, sen., laborer, Parry st Brisebois Moise, laborer, Middle st, Le Breten Flats BRITANNIA INN, F.Hallandal, proprietor, Wellington st British America Assurance Co., Herrick & Crombie, agents, 3 Rideau st BRITISH AMERICAN BANK NOTE CO., W.C.Smillie, president ; George B.Burland, vice president and general manager, offices Wellington st cor Kent st, and St François Xavier st, Montreal.See Adv BRITISH LION HOTEL, Weldon Champness, proprietor, 61 Sparks st.See Adv Brock Garret, carpenter, Dalhousie st Broker Theodore, butcher, King st Bronson Erskine H., of Bronsons & Weston, and of Young, Bronson & Co., Middle st, Le Breton Flats Bronson Henry F., of Bronsons & Weston, and of Young, Bronson & Co, Middle st, Victoria Island, Le Breton Flats Bronsons & Weston, mill owners, and lumber merchants, Middle st, Victoria Island, Le Breton Flats Brook Harry J., messenger, department of secretary of state for the provinces, Stewart st Brooks John, carpenter, Parry st Brophy John P., senior 2nd class clerk, post office department, money order ranch, Daly st Brossard Pierre, trader, Clarence st BROUGH & ANGUS, wholesale and retail importers and manufacturers of boots and shoes, Wellington st, bet Hugh st and Market sq.See Adv Brough James S., of Brough & Angus, Wellington st, bet Hugh st and Market s Brouillet Mrs.Flavie, wid Edouard, Church st Brousseau Elzéar, 2ud class clerk, registry branch, department of secretary of state for Canada, opp City hall, Queen st Brousseau Joseph, laborer, Rose st Brown Alexander, cooper, Wellington st, L Bank st Brown Alfred, dealer in sewing and kuitting machines, 693 Sparks st Brown D.Angus, carpenter, Anglesea sq Brown Ebenezer, clerk, Nicholas st Brown Geo.W., carpenter, Dalhousie st Brown H.M,, agent, 49 Sparks st Brown James, carpenter, Chapel st Brown Jawes, carpenter, Elgin st Brown James, chemist and druggist, 67 Sparks st Brown James, hackman, cor Redpath and Carleton sts Brown James A., carpenter, McGee st Brown Jeremiah, laborer, Clarence st Brown James F., check clerk, inland revenue department, Augusta st Brown John, chandler, York st, h cor York and Cumberland sts Brown John, laborer, Nelson st Brown John, laborer, Parry st Brown John, sergeant Ottawa police.Ottawa st north Brown Johnston, Queen st Brown Joseph, laborer, Ottawa st Brown Joseph, messenger House of Commons, Cartier sq, Gloucester st Brown L., laborer, Bolton st, Letter O Brown Mrs.Ellen, wid Wm., Parry st Brown Mrs.Joseph, private boarding house, Cartier sq, Gloucester st Brown Pat., shoemaker, Ashburnham st Brown Peter, carpenter, Edward st, Richmond road Brown William W., hairdresser, Sparks st, h 37} Sparks st Browne David T., 16 Rideau st Browne Thos, pork packer, Vittoria st Brownlee James, contractor, Rideau st Bruce George, machinist, Concession line road, n Biddy st Brulé Thomas, clerk, Murray st BRUNEL ALFRED, assistant commissioner of inland revenue, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st, h cor Metcalfe and Slater sts Brunel Mrs.Adélaide, wid Ls., Church s¢ Brunet Gilbert, butcher, stall 23 By ward market, h Napoleon st Brunet Philippe, laborer, Cobourg st Bruther John, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats BRUYERE REV.MOTHER E., general superioress Ottawa convent and Mother house of the grey nuns, with novitiate and academy, cor Bolton and Sussex sts Bryant Jesse, carpenter, Dalhousie st Bryant John, laborer, Mill lane Bryce Peter, laborer, Rideau st BRYSON CAMPBELL, salesman at James Hope & Co.'s, Slater st n Canal basin Bryson Charles, of Patterson & Bryson, bds at Mrs.Acres\u2019, Union sq, Albert st Buchanan James, grocer, Wellington st and 13 Sussex st, h 85 York st Bucke Philip E., senior 2nd class clerk.post office department, Daly st Buckey Richard, trader, Dalhousie st Buckham Miss Jane, Maria st BUCKLEY PATRICK, livery stables.Metcalfe st, Centre town.See Adv Bufton Alfred, butcher, Wellington ward market, h Bank st Building and Loan association(Toronto).Herrick & Crombie, agents, 3 Rideau st Bulger John, laborer, Gloucester st BULLEN WILLIAM H,, groceries and provisions, Sherwood st, h Ashburn- ham hill Bunting Mrs.William, Richmond road BUREAU NAPOLEON, manager Courrier d'Outaouais, 38 Sparks st, bds at Mrs.M.Robitaille\u2019s, cor Bank and Sparks sts Bureau Pierre, bookbinder, Ottawa north Burgess George, bricklayer, Franklin Burgess Hugh, tailor, McTaggart st Burgess James, track layer, bds at N.Helmer's, Mosgrove st Burgess John, laborer, McTaggart st Burgess William, bookkeeper Times office, 38 Sparks st, h 38 Sparks st Burke Alexander, laborer, Ottawa st boarding house.39 st LA or [Burke Dennis, gracery and liquors, Dal- housie st OTTAWA.DOMINION 586 DIRECTORY.[ProvINGE or Burke George R, clerk first Division court, cor Nelson and Rideau sts Burke John, laborer, Redpath st Burke Miss Ann, dressmaker, 15 Clarence st Burke Miss Ellen, dressmaker, 15 Clar- encest Burke Mrs.Agnes, wid Edw., King st Burke Mrs.Ann, wid Thomas, St Paul st Burke Mrs.Maria, wid John, Cathcart sq BURKE N.,, cashier and telegraph operator St Lawrence and Ottawa railway, offices Wellington st, station McTaggart st, bds at Mrs.Dea\u2019s, Dal- housie st, n Clarence st Burke William, laborer, Catheart st BURLAND GEORGE B., vice president and general manager British American Bank Note Co., offices Wellington st cor Kent st, and St François Xavier st, Montreal, resides in Montreal.See Adv Burnett John, miller, Theodore st Burnett William, mason, Centre st Burnham Silas, 3rd class clerk post office department, savings bank branch, Richmond road Burns Felix, salesman, Stewart st Burns James, laborer, Clarence st Burns James, laborer, Dalhousie st Burns John, laborer, Bolton st, Letter O Burns John, laborer, Cathcart st Burns John, bookkeeper, Rideau st Burns John, messenger, custom house, Slater st Burns Luke, pumpman St Lawrence and Ottawa railway Burns Martin, laborer, Nepean st Burns Michael, laborer, Bolton st Burns Michael, laborer, Broad st Burns Mrs.Ann, wid Patrick, Cumberland st Burns Patrick, cooper, Clarence st Burns Patrick, laborer, bds at Mrs.Guy\u2019s, Wellington st.Burns Patrick, water carrier, Ottawa st north Burns Richard, carpenter, Bolton st Burns Robert, carpenter, Edward st, Richmond road Burns Robert, carpenter, York st Burns Thomas, laborer, Ottawa st north Burns Thomas G., cor Besserer and Ottawa sts Burns W.J., operator Montreal Telegraph Co., Clarence st Burpee Robert, clerk, bds at C.A, Burpee\u2019s, New Edinburgh BURPEE THOMASR,, chief engineer's secretary, Intercolonial railway, Russell house, resides in Halifax, N.S.Burritt Alexander, city registrar, Elgin st, h Victoria terrace, Richmond road Burritt Edgar, carpenter, Baird st Burrowes I, clerk governor's secretary\u2019s office, Union sq, cor Albert and Elgin sts Burrows John, tavern, Clarence st Burrows John W., captain propellor Perry, King st Burrows Mrs.Maria, wid John, Vittoria st Burrows William, tailor, Park st Burstall Edward, lumber merchant, Benj.Fisher, manager, 134 Sussex st Burt David, laborer, Queen st Burtwhistle Richard, laborer St Lawrence and Ottawa railway, St Paul st Bush William, tailor, Wilbrod st BUSS J.B., & CO., oyster, fish and fruit dealers, 27 Sussex st Buss John B., of J.B.Buss & Co., resides in Montreal Butler Patrick, laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Butler Thomas; clerk of foreign mail, Rideau st Butt Richard, clerk Bank of British North America, bds at Mrs, Gorrie\u2019s, Preston terrace, Daly st Butterworth Thomas, laborer, bds at N.Helmer\u2019s, Mosgrove si Butterworth William, cooper, Bank st Buttler William, confectioner, Wellington st n Hugh st Byrne James, carter, St Andrew st Byrne James, laborer, Dalhousie st Byrne John, printer, bds at A.Mills\u2019, Albert st Byrne Mrs.Margaret, wid Owen, Bolton st south Byrne Patrick, laborer, Clarence st Byrne William, laborer, Bolton st Byron Mrs.Ann, wid Jacob, Queen st, Le Breton Flats \u2018Bysh Henry, carpenter, Wellington st By ward market, bet York aud Clarence sts Cadieux André, laborer, Montreal st, Le Breton Flats Cadieux Alex., butcher, 76 Clarence st Cadieux Léon, laborer, Cumberland st Cadieux Prosper, joiner, Montreal st, Le Breton Flats Cahill Mrs.John, boarding house, Queen st, Union sq Cailey Martin, laborer, Wilbrod st Cain James, carter, Nicholas st Cain Thomas, watchman, Nicholas st Cairns Joseph, messenger privy council, Augusta st Caldwell J.F., & Co., dry goods, 74 Sussex st Caldwell John F., of J.F.Caldwell & Co., 74 Sussex st Caldwell R.W., carpenter, Ottawa st Caldwell Wm., shoemaker, Clarence st Caledonia hotel, D.R.McDonell, proprietor, 5 York st Callaghan Mrs.John, Church st Callaghan Peter, laborer, St Patrick st Calvin Joseph, teamster, Biddy st CAMBIE ALEXANDER J., chief clerk and patent clerk, department of agriculture and statistics, Departmental buildings west, Wellington st, h Victoria st CAMERON CAPTAIN D.R, R.A, at hon.Charles Tupper\u2019s, Daly st Cameron Donald, laborer, Cathcart st Cameron Duncan, bds at Mrs.Sproule\u2019s, cor Sally and Sparks sts CAMERON HON.MALCOLM, president of Canada temperance conference, Daly st Cameron John, timber counter, Crown timber office, Sally st Cameron Mrs.Sarah, wid Ewen, cor Nepean st and Concession line road Cameron William A.clerk, Murray st CAMPBELL A., & CO, wholesale and retail grocers, 53 Sussex st Campbell Andrew, of A.Campbell & Co., 53 Sussex st Campbell Donald, machinist, Glouccs- ter st CAMPBELL HON.ALEXANDER postmaster general, Departmental buildings west, Wellington st, resides in Kingston, Ont.Campbell James A, Richmond road Campbell Thomas, of Harris & Campbell, Bolton st Campbell Wm., boilermaker, Edward st, Richmond road Campbell Wmn., cabinetraker, Bolton st Campeau Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Joseph, Bolton st south CANADA CENTRAL RAILWAY, H.Abbott, managing director; W.R.Worsley, secretary - treasurer ; David Stark, chief engineer ; office cor Elgin and Sparks sts; A, Sherwood Hall, ticket and freight agent, opp post office, Elgin st; W.O.Lee, stotion agent, depot, Le Breton Flats ; eneral offices, Brockville, Ont.CANADA GAZETTE, weekly, annual subscription $4; The Government of Canada, proprietor; lieut.colonel Brown Chamberlin, 0.M.G., Quecn\u2019s printer, Departmental buildings cast, ellington st Canada Landed Credit Co, Fitz William Hely, agent, Nicholas st CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.C.C.Ray, agent, Elgin st \u2019 Canadian Institute, Stanislas Drapeau, president, Sussex st Canavan Edw.stonecutter, Clarence st Canavan William Birch, acting secretary to law commission, bds at Mrs.Pardey\u2019s, Wellington st Cantin Charles, joiner, St Patrick st Cantin Edouard, carpenter, Church st Gantin J.Bte., carpenter, Dalhousie st Cantin Mrs.Angèle, wid Jean Baptiste, Dalhousie st Cantwell Mrs.Anne, wid John, Murray st Canty John, carter, George st Carbonneau François, joiner, Bolton st Cardiff John, carpenter, Sherwood st CARDINAL A.LEROUX house keeper and chief messenger House of Commons, Departmental buildings, Wellington st Cardinal Etienne, laborer, Parry st Cardinal Félix, laborer, King st Cardinal Félix, tavern, York st Cardinal Joseph, carter, Gloucester st Cardinal Régis, laborer, Parry st Cardwell William, painter and paper hanger, Dalhousie st Carey Daniel, corresponding clerk public works department, bds at T.Pruneau\u2019s, Bolton st, Letter O Carey John, laborer, Cumberland st Carisse Moise, laborer, Redpath st Carkner George, laborer, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Carlen Hugh, carter, Ottawa st north CARLETON BREWERY, Arthur Anderson, proprietor, Rochesterville Carleton John, laborer, Biddy st Carlton Christopher, customs landing waiter, cor St Paul and Little Sussex sts Carmen George A., collector of Rideau canal tolls, Lloyd st n Queen st Carmen Martin, chief clerk Rideuu canal office, Lloyd st n Queen st Caron E.W., clerk, bis at J.Brown's, Queen st Caron Nazaire, conductor, Cathenrt st Carpenter Thomas, butcher, Duke st, Le Breton Flats Carr William, gardener, Bridge st, Lo Breton Flats Carr William, laborer, Ottawa st north Carrier Alexander, laborer, Bolton st Carrier Arthur, Inborer, MeGec st Oarrier Joseph, laborer, McGee st Carrier Joseph, raftsman, Church st Currier Moise, currier, Parry st Currier Mrs.Julie, wid Jouchim, St Patrick st CARRIER WILLIAM, of Mitchell & Carrier, Elgin st Carrière C.IL, bds at Russell house, cor Blgin and Sparks sts Carroll Jas., carpenter, Ottawa st north Carroll John, laborer, Murray st ONTARIO.) DOMINION 587 DIRECTORY.OTTAWA.Carroll Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John, Ottawa st north Carroll Mrs.Ellen, wid Michael, Ottawa gt north Carroll Mrs.Margaret R., wid James, Metcalfe st Carson Charles, foot of Wellington st, n George st Carson Robert, shoemaker, Duke st, Le Breton Flats, bds at C.Carson\u2019s, foot of Wellington st n George st Carruthers John, carpenter, bds at N.Helrner\u2019s, Mosgrove st Carruthers John, miller, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Carter John, laborer, Nepean st Carter William, assistant master City of Ottawa Grammar school, Théodore st CARTIER HON.SIR GEORGE ETIENNE, baronet, minister of militia and defence, Departmental buildings cast, Wellington st, h Metcalfe st cor Maria st Cary Archibald, 1st class clerk, finance department, Stewart st Casault François L., messenger and office keeper, department of receiver general, Cathcart st Casault Louis J., library messenger of the Senate, Cathcart st Uasault Napoléon, messenger, department of militia and defence, Cathcart st Casey James, Clarence st Casey Michael, carter, Clarence st Casey Mrs.Bridget, wid Peter, Cathcart t 8 Casey Patrick, laborer, Stewart st Casgrain Hermenegilde, assistant patent clerk, department of agriculture and statistics, Redpath st n Metcalfe sq Cass Robert, laborer, Murray st Cassels Richard S., president Union Forwarding and Railway Co., Wellington sts Cassidy Daniel, mason, King st Cassidy Patrick, tavern, cor Dalhousie and York sts Cassidy Philip, stonemason, Church st Catellier L.À, 2nd class junior clerk, registry branch, department of secretary of state for Canada, Metcalfe st Catholic Apostolic church, rev.E.J.W.Roberts, minister, cor Albert and Sally sts CAUCHON HON.JOS.EDOUARD, speaker of the Senate, resides at Quebec Cauthers Samuel, grocer, cor Cumberland and Bolton sts Javalier François Xavier, carriage- maker, Gloucester st Cave (George, night watchman St Lawrence and Ottawa railway, cor King and Cathcart sts Cavin Michael, laborer, Nicholas st Cawdron Henry G., gunsmith, cor York and Cumberland sts Cawest Alfred, tailor, Rideau st Cawest Mrs, Henrietta, milliner and dressmaker, Rideau st Cawthray Biuns, butcher, Rideau st n Ottawa st Cayes Thomas, watchmaker, Wellington st bet Market sq and Hugh st Cayer Mrs, wid Léon, Cumberland st Cécire Pierre, sailor, St Andrew st Central School east, Arthur Smirl, principal, George st Oentrali School west, John Brebuer, princpal, Hugh st Chabot Hyacinthe, tailor, George st Chabot Louis Z., ginger beer manufacturer, Ottawa st north Chabot Pierre I., tailor, 52 Sussex, h George st Chalifour Mrs.Maria, wid Jac., York st Chalifoux Guillaume, laborer, Cath- cart st CHALMERS & CO.jewellery, fancy goods, lamps, &c., 24 Sparks st Chalmers William, of Chalmers & Co., bds at Mra.Nyv's, 34 Sparks st CHAMBERLIN LIEUT.COL.BROWN, C.M.G., Queen's printer, department of secretary of state for Canada, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st, resides in New Edinburgh Chambers John, trader, George st Champagne Antoine, hotel, Sussex st Champagne Basile, messenger House of Commons, resides in Hull Champagne Isidore, boarding house, St Patrick st Champagne Louis, laborer, Nelson st Champagne Séraphin, carpenter, York st, grocer, cor Cathcart and Cumberland st Champagne Marcel, laborer, Redpath st Champness Frederick, proprictor St Lawrence hotel, cor Rideau and Nicholas sta CHAMPNESS WELDON, proprietor British Lion hotel and Centre town livery stables, 61 Sparks st.See Adv Chantal Ovide, cabinetmaker, Church st CHAPAIS HON.JEAN C., receiver general, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st, bds at Graham's, Vit- toria st Chapel of Ease, ch of England, rev.J.S.Lauder and H.Pollard, ministers, Sussex st Chapleau J.R.E., 2nd class junior clerk, department of militia and defence, bds at City hotel, Clarence st Chapman John, auctioneer, York st Charbonneau Felix, carriagemaker, Dalhousie st, h Gloucester st Charbonueau Frs., laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Charbonneau Honoré, blacksmith, Ottawa st north Charbonneau Louis, laborer, Park st Charbonneau Octave, laborer, St Andrew st Charbonneau Vincent, jun., laborer.Park st Charbonneau Vincent, sen, laborer, Park st Charlebois Armand, carter,St Patrick st Charlebois Arséne, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Charlebois Olivier, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Charlebois Uldéric, laborer, Water st Charles Henry, cabinetmaker, Chapel st Charles J oseph, porter, Chapel st Charon Aime, barber, Clarence st Charon Arsène, laborer, St Andrew st Charon François, laborer, St Andrew st Charon Hilaire, laborer, Perry st Charon Jean, laborer, St Andrew st Charon Onésime, laborer, Ottawa st, Le Breton Flats } Chartrand Frangois, laborer, McGee st Chartrand Pierre, painter, McGee st Chase William, foreman, cor Theodore and St Nicholas sts Chaudière hotel, Nazaire Bertrand, proprietor, Chaudière Island CHAUDIERE SAW MILLS AND MACHINE SHOP, Alanson H.Baldwin, proprietor, head office Middle st, h Middle st, Le Breton Flats Chenay Jean Bte., saw filer, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Chenet Pierre, of J.A.Pinard & Co, cor Bolton and Dalhousie sts Cheney Josiah, millwright, Head st, Le Breton Fiats Chénier Alphonse, carter, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Chepmell Harry, clerk Union Forwarding and Railway Co., Ashburnham st Chepmeil Henry, secretary-treasurer, Union Forwarding and Railway Co., Ashburnham st Cherry Mrs.Ann, wid William, King st Chesley Solomon Y., Stewart st Chesley Mrs.Alpha, wid Edward, ladies private school, Maria st Chesterton Walter, architect, 3 Rideau st, hds at Mrs.Duignan\u2019s, Sparks st Chevigny Calixte, water carrier, Rose st Chevrier Alex., tavern, St Patrick st Chevrier Alfred, veterinary surgeon, King st Chevrier Baptiste, laborer, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Chevrier Edouard, of McKay & Chevrier, Murray st Chevrier Ephraim, of N.& E.Chevrier, bds at A.Chevriers, St Patrick st Chevrier J.Alphonse, of D.R.Leavens & Co., Napoleon st Chevrier Léandre, tavern, St Patrick st CHEVRIER N.& E., dry goods, 50 and 79 Sussex st Chevrier Noé, of N.& E.Chevrier, Theodore st Chilton Benjamin, head waiter Russell house, cor Elgin and Sparks sts, h St Paul st Chisholm Duncan, clerk, George st Chisholm Duncan, of Chisholm & Sparrow, resides at Pictou, NS.CHISHOLM & SPARROW, wholesale and retail grocers, 118 Sussex st Choque Cyrille, pilot, Water st Chouinard \u2014, clerk, St Patrick st Chown Edwin, of H.Meadows & Co., resides in Kingston, Ont.Christ cuurch, ch of England, rev.J.S.Lauder, minister, foot of Sparks st CHRISTIAN BROTHERS SCHOOL, Brother André, superior, Patrick st Christie Alexander, of Alex.Christie & Co., cor Biddy st and Concession line road CHRISTIE ALEXANDER, contractor, cor Biddy st and Concession line road CHRISTIE ALEXANDER, & CO, chemists and druggists, 40 Sparks st CHRISTIE ALEXANDER J., of Kennedy & Christie, secretary Ottawa Immigrant Aid society, cor Biddy st and Concession line road .Christie Miss Rebecca, private boarding house, milliner and dressmaker, Sussex st ; Christie Peter, contractor, bds at Miss Christie's, Sussex st Christie Samuel, commission merchant, 5 Russell house block, Sparks st, h Union s .Church John, carpenter, Percy st, Richmond road Church Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Michael, lane off Richmond road Church of Notre Dame cathedral, R.catholic, Sussex st CHURCH OF ST ALBAN THE MARTYR, free seat, ch of England, rev.Thomas Bedford-Jones, M.A., LL.D., priest, Daly st i Church Thomas, laborer, lane off Richmond road Ciappy John, grocer, Duke st, Le Breton Flats, resides in Hull OTTAWA, DOMINION 588 DIRECTORY.[Province or CITIZEN (THE), annualsubscription to daily $6; to weekly $1; 1.B.Taylor, proprietor and printer, 29, 31 and 33 Rideau st.See Adv CITY EXPRESS OFFICE, H.White- side & Co., 62 Rideau st CITY HALL, W.P.Lett, city clerk; E.Routh, assistant, Union sq, Elgin st City hotel, William Graham, proprietor, 6 and 7 Clarence st Cityof Ottawa Grammar School, John Thorburn, M.A., rector, Union sq, opp.City Hall CITY POLICE COURT, Martin O'Gara, magistrate ; W.P.Lett, clerk, Union sq, Elgin st CITY REGISTRY OFFICE, Alexander Burritt, registrar ; Thos.Sproule, deputy, nearly opp Russell house, El- gin st CITIZENS LIFE AND GUARANTEE INSURANCE CO.OF CANADA, J.A.Gemmill, agent, cor Elgin and Sparks sts CIVIL SERVICE BOARD, E.A.Meredith, chairman; Grant Powell, secretary, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st Clairoux Moise D., clerk, Dalhousie st Clancy John, bookkeeper, St Patrick st Clancy Miss Lizzie, milliner, Elgin st Clark Charles A., engineer, Parry st Clark Harry, clerk, St Andrew st Clark Joseph, lamplighter,St Patrick st CLARK THOMASM,, agent Royal Insurance Uo.and general commission agent, Sparks st, resides in New Edinburgh Clark Walter C., professor of music, O'Connor st Clarke Alexander, boatman, Biddy st CLARKE E.D., secretary to minister of inland revenue, Union sq, cor Albert and Elgin sts Clarke George, board of works, Percy st, Richmond road Clarke James, bookkeeper, Wellington st Clarke Simon J., advocate, Ottawa st north Clarke Thomas, laborer, Maria st Clary John, carter, St Paul st Clayton Francis 1, temporary clerk, department of militia and defence, bds at Mrs.Halpenny\u2019s, O\u2019Connor st Clayton James, bds at Mrs.McLennan\u2019s, Union sq, Albert st Clegg William, jun., barrister, Daly st Clement Charles, blacksmith, Murray st Clemow Francis, official assignee, managing director Ottawa Gas Co., general agent and commission merchant, 17 Sparks st, h cor Queen and Sparks sts Clemow Francis C., of Wright & Clemow, cor Queen and Metcalfe sts Cleve Wiltiam, boat builder, John st, bds at Mrs.Henderson\u2019s, John stn Vittoria st Cliche François, raftsman, Park st Clinton Bdward T., prompter Her Ma- Jestys theatre, h cor O'Connor and aria st Clisby Lavel K., of Watson & Clisby, York st Cloran Mrs.Mary, wid Edmund, St Patrick st Cloutier George, printer, Clarence st Cloutier George F., printer, Clarence st Cloutier Jean Bte., printer, Clarence st Cloutier Paschal, laborer, Murray st Cloutier Prisque, blacksmith, Rose st Cloutier Sévére, carpenter, King st Cloutier Toussaint, joiner, Cathcart st Cluff Isaac, carpenter and builder, Sparks st, n Hugh st, h cor Queen and Hugh sts Cluff Thomas, blacksmith, Wellington st, h Vittoria st Cluff William, lumber merchant, Slater st n Metcalfe st Clunie C, James, bookkeeper, Rose st Goad Edward, laborer, Nelson st Coad Richard, gardener, Burrows st Coad Thomas, laborer, Water st Coates Mrs.Agnes, wid Jus, Nepean st Coates Mrs.Betsey, wid Willinm, jew- \u2018ellery and fancy goods, 21 Ridenu st, I Theodore st Cobb John, gunsmith, bds at Mrs.Sutton\u2019s, 213 Sparks st Cobett Lewis Frederick, letter carrier, bds at B.Hamilton\u2019s, cor Dalhousie and McTaggart sts Cochran G.R., 3rd class clerk, post office department, bds at Mrs.Duig- nan\u2019s, Sparks st Cochrane John C.T., general agent, Elgin st, h Richmond road Cochrane Mrs.Dela, Rideau st COCKBURN HON.JAMES, speaker House of Commons, Parliament buildings, Wellington st, resides in Cobourg Cockburn St Paul st Cocker Alexander, shoemaker, Ottawa st north Codd Alfred, M.D., Rideau st Codd D., & Co., patent agents, cor Elgin and Sparks sts Codd Donald, of D.Codd & Co., resides in Toronto Codd James, grocer, Cumberland st Coffey Thos., market clerk, Clarence st Cody Patrick, laborer, St Paul st COFFIN LIEUT.COLONEL W.TF, ordnance land agent, department of secretary of state for Canada, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st, h foot of Canal locks Coffin Tristram C., clerk Quebec bank, foot of Canal locks Coghlan Timothy, laborer, Nelson st Cockburn Emanuel, bookbinder, James Hope & Co, Sally st Cole Mrs, laundress, Sparks st Coleman Arthur O.F., veterinary suY- geon, livery stables, Rideau st cor Ottawa st, Dalhousie st Coleman George T., Daly st Coleman Patrick, grocer, Sparks st, h Sally st Collard Thomas, bookbinder, bds at.J.Graham's, cor Daly and Nicholas sts Collier Thomas, clerk, cor Cumberland and Daly sts Collins George, builder, Richmond road Collins Peter, groceries and liquors, cor Sussex and Bolton sts Collins rev.John J, R.catholic, lane off Sparks st bet Hugh and Bank sts Collins Thomas J., laborer, Franklin st COMMERCIAL UNION FIRE, LIFE AND MARINE INSURANCE co.D.W Coward & Co.,agents,17 Sparks st COMMISSIONER OF CUSTOMS, R.S.M.Bouchette, commissioner; J.Johnson, assistant, Departmental building east, Wellington st COMMISSIONER OF INLAND REVENUE, Thomas Worthington, commissioner ; A.Brunel, assistant, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st Condell William, laborer, Murray st Congregational church, rev.Edward Ebbs,minister,cor Elgin and Albert sis Richard, bookbinder, Connell Andrew, laborer, Nelson st Connell Dennis, Inborer, Redpath st Connell Michael, Inhorer, Carleton st Connolly James, butcher, stall 11 By ward market, York st, h 75 Clarence st Connolly Mrs.Margaret, wid John, Clarence st Connolly Peter, messenger, customs department, George st Connor George, carpenter, Augusta st Gonnor James, pensioner, Augusta st Connor John, policemnn, Augusta st Connor William, carpenter, Augusta st Connors James, luborer, Baird st Jonroy Michael, laborer, Redpath st Convent de Notre Dame du Sacré Cœur, under the auspices of the Grey Nuns, sister Theresa of Jesus, directress, Rideau st Convent of the Congregation of Notre Dame, madame St Gabriel, superior- ess, cor O'Connor nnd Wellington sts Conway John, laborer, cor St Andrew and Cumberland sts Conway John, laborer, Parry st Conway Miss Jane, milliner and dressmaker, Besserer st Conway Mrs.Bridget, wid Michael, cor Cumberland and St Andrew sts Conway Mrs.Johanna, wid Patrick, Besserer st Conway Mrs.Margaret, wid John, 202 Clarence st Conway Patrick, carter, Clarence st Cooch William, shoemaker, Clarence st Cook James, teamster, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Cook John, carpenter, Bank st Cook Ralph J., saddler, Redpath st Cook Samuel, laborer, Bridge st, Le Breton Flats Cook Thomas, saw filer, Le Breton Flats Cooke Richard, laborer, Ottawa st west Coombs John, baker, Parry st Coombs Mrs.Ann, wid Joseph, 224 Ridean st Coombs Thomas II, 224 Rideau st Cooney James, curter, Bolton st, Letter O Cooper Nicholas, Ottawa st west Cooper Paul, messenger Union Forwarding and Railway Co., bds at Mrs.Halpenny\u2019s, O'Connor st Copeland Richard, laborer, Gloucester Sherwood st, st Copeland William, turner, St Andrew st COPYRIGHTS Registration of, department of agriculture and statistics, Departmental buildings west, Wellington st Corbeil Amable, mason, Bolton st, Letter O Corbeil François, Inborer, Ottawa st north Corbeil Victor, laborer, Middle st, Le Breton Flats Corbett James, bds af British Lion hotel, 61 Spurks st Corbett John, Inborer, cor Redpatl and Dalhousie sts Corcoran John T., agent, Sussex st, b George st Corcoran Mrs.George st Cordingley William G., tinsmith, 48 Ridenu st, h William st Corizi \u2014, professor of music, Redpath st Oorkerie rev.P., professor Ottawn college, Witbrod st Cornetl Christopher J, Patrick st Mary, wid Thomas, printer, St | | i ONTARIO.] DOMINION 589 DIRECTORY.OTTAWA.Corneiller Paul, water carrier, Murray st Corrigan Edward, Biddy st Corrigan William, luborer, Stewart st Uosley Michael, laborer, Bunk st Costello James, foreman, York st Costello James, laborer, Bolton st Costello Thomas, shoemaker, Murray st Costello Thomas, tavern, Dalhousie st cor St Andrew st COTE J.OLIVIER, clerk council journal, privy council, cor Wilbrod and King sts Côté Yoseph, laborer, Cathcart st Coté Mrs.Therese, wid Toussaint, Cumberland st Côté Nicolas, joiner, Gloucester st Cotterell Charles, messenger, post office departinent, Gloucester st Cotton Francis M., government clerk, Bank of Montreal, Ottawa st south COTTON HENRY, chief clerk, governor's secretary\u2019s office, Ottawa st south of Rideau st COTTON JAMES, managing director Times Printing and Publishing Co., 38 Sparks st, h O'Connor st Cotton William H., audit clerk, finance department, Ottawa st south ot Rideau st Coughlan Mrs.Catherine, wid Daniel, George st Coughlan Thomas, laborer, St Patrick t s Couillard Laurent, laborer, Montreal st, Le Breton Flats Coulson Allan, pork packer, Rideau st Coulter Alex., machinist, Middle st, Victoria Island, Le Breton Flats COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE, William Cowan, J.P., county clerk, county of Carleton, cor St Paul and Nicholas sts County of Carleton Protestant hospital, judge Armstrong, president; George Hay, vice-president; George May, secretary ; George Sadler, steward ; Miss Sadler, matron, Sandy hill, Rideau st COUNTY OF CARLETON REGISTRY OFFICE, Edward Sherwood, registrar; William Schofield, deputy cor Daly and Nicholas sts COUNTY GAOL, A.C.Powell, gaoler, Nicholas st COUNTY OFFICIALS OFFICES, cor St Paul and Nicholas sts COUNTY TREASURERS OFFICE, Zincharinh Wilson, county treasurer, county of\u2019 Carleton, cor St Paul and Nicholas st Courey Bernard, blacksmith, Park st COURRIER D'OUTAQOUAIS, annual subscription to daily $4; to weekly $1; Dr.J.I.Dorion, editor, N.Burent, Manager ; printed by the Times Printing and Publishing Co, 38 Sparks st Coursol Jacob, laborer, St Andrew st COURSOLLRS T.GÉDÉON, assistant I'rench translator House of Connuons, aud solicitor of patents, h vpp Convent, Bolton st.See dv COURTNEY J.M,, accountant and chief clerk, treasury board, Departmental buildings cast, Wellington st, bds at St Jumos hotel, cor Metcalfe and Queen sts Couscus William, assessor and superintendent of common schools, Slater st Jousineau Alex, laborer, St Patrick st Cousineau Mnurice, fireman, Boteler st Cousineau Michel, laborer, Redpath st Cousineau Prosper, carpenter, Ottawa st north Jousineau Séraphin, laborer, Church st Cousineau Toussaint, pilot, Bolton st Couture Damase, laborer, Montreal st, Le Breton Flats Couture Jean Bte., laborer, Cathcart st Couture Maurice, fireman, Boteler st Couture Thomas, laborer, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Couturier Mrs.Angele, wid Olivier, King st Couvret Alfred, sawyer, Middle st, Le Breton Flats Couvret Magloire, harnessmaker, Bote- ler st Cowan Alexander, fancy goods, Wellington st Cowan George, Cathcart st, Le Breton Flats Cowan John, stonemason, Cathcart st, Le Breton Flats Cowan William, J.P., county clerk, county of Carlaton, cor St Paul and Nicholas sts, resides in Nepean township COWARD D.W., & CO, grain and commission merchants, insurance agents, coal dealers and agents for Allan Line of Steamships, 17 Sparks st Coward David W., of D.W.Coward & Co., Rideau st Cowdron Henry, gunmaker, York st COX GEORGE, engraver, Elgin st, h Rideau st n Gloucester st Cox James, secretary-treasurer Metropolitan Building and Savings society, h cor Hugh and Queen sts Cox Mrs.Alicia, wid Wm., Nelson st Cox Mrs.Ann, wid R., Richmond road Cox Samuel, laborer.Richmond road Coyle Mrs.Ellen, wid Edward, laun- | ress, St Andrew st Crabb John.carpenter, Vittoria st Craik James, butcher, cor Nelson and Parry sts, h Nelson st ! Craig Alex.laborer, Gloucester st | Craig James, carpenter, Chapel st Craig John, boatman, Gloucester st, Centre town Crain George, contractor, Slater st | Crane George W., cabinetmaker, and ! fancy goods, Wellington st Crane Robert, plasterer, Besserer st Crannell Levi, secretary and treasurer | Upper Ottawa Steamboat Co.Rich- ! mond road Crawford Ambrose, laborer, Centre st Crawley Miss Jane, green grocery, Wellington st Creighton David, clerk, Clarence st Creighton James, tailor, Clarence st Croft John, laborer, Stewart st Crombie Edw.B,, of Herrick & Crombie, Albert st Cronan Cornelius, laborer, Ottawa st north Crosby Chester A, of A.J.Stephens & Co, Maria st Crosby Mrs.Janet, wid Hiram, cor Boteler and Metcalfe sts Cross John, saw and planing mill, Duke st, Le Breton Flats Cross Thomas, 3rd class clerk, finance department, Richmond road Cross Wm, blacksmith, cor Stewart and Ottawa sts west Crowley Patrick; laborer, York st Crown hotel, Hubert Kerr, proprietor, 66 Rideau st Crown timber office, A.J.Russell, crown timber agent, iuspector of own timber agencies, and collector of slide dues, cor Queen and Hugh sts Crozier Thomas J., foreman, news dc- partment, Free Press, Murray st CRUICE RICHARD W., commission merchant, 23 Sparks st, h Maria st n Metcalfe st Cruse Thos., appropriation ledger clerk, finance department, Hill st, Richmond road Cruthers Aaron, foreman, Head st, Le Breton Flats Cuddie Andrew, carter, King st Cuddie James, carter, Parry st Cuddie Mrs.Agnes, wid James, Parry st Culligan John, grocer, Bolton st cor Dalhousie st Cuming Mrs.Catherine, wid captain Thomas, Metcalfe st Cummins James, carpenter, Stewart st Cummins William, laborer, cor Mos- grove and St Paul sts Cunningham Chartres R., of Cunningham & Lindsay, Theodore st Cunningham George, grocer, King st cor Water st Cunningham Henry, of H.Meadows & Co., resides in Kingston, Ont.Cunningham Jas., bookkeeper, Bank st Cunningham & Lindsay, importers of fancy and staple dry goods, 14 Rideau st and Duke st, Le Breton Flats Cunningham Mrs.Mary, wid George, fruit dealer, Sparks st, h Wilbrod st Cunningham Thos., laborer, Rideau st Curran Barnard, laborer, Nicholas st Curran F., messenger department of Justice, Canal road Curran Peter, caretaker lockhouse, opp locks n Sussex st Curran Peter, laborer, off Sparks st n Canal basin Curran Robert, laborer, Albert st, Richmond road Curran Timothy, King st Curran William, cor Besserer and Cumberland sts Curran W., messenger Intercolonial Railway office, Canal road Currell Benjamin, water carrier, Dal- housie st Currell James, laborer, Kent st Currell John, cutler, cor George and Dalhousie sts Currie James, laborer.Cobourg st Currie Patrick, laborer, Cobourg st Currier Joseph M., M.P.of N.S.Blasdell & Co, resides in New Edinburgh Currier Lewis D., watchman, cor Nicholas and Theodore sts Currier Thomas W., of T.W.Currier & Co., Ottawa st south of Rideau st Currier T.W,, & Co, steam planing mill.Slater st, Canal basin CURTIS JOHN, hairdresser and hair manufacturer, 57 Rideau st Curtis Nathan W.H., mail conductor.Albert st, Richmond road \u2018 Cusack Michael, groceries and liquors, cor Boteler and Carleton sts Cusack Michael laborer, Carleton st Cushman John, clerk, Bridge st, Le Breton Flats Cussans Henry, confectioner, George st cor Dalhousie st Cusson Edmond, blacksmith, Ottawa st north CUSTOM HOUSE, Duncan Graham, collector, Elgin st } CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT, hon.Samuel L.Tilley, C.B., minister of customs ; R.S.M.Bouchette, deputy ; Departmental buildings east,Wellington st Cutler John, lumber merchant, cor York and Sussex sts OTTAWA.DOMINION 590 DIRECTORY.[ProvINCE oF Cuzner Luke, leather store, 29 Rideau.st, h Sandy hill Cyr Eloi, carter, St Andrew st Cyr Mrs.Margaret, wid Louis, Bolton st Dagenais Alfred, cooper, McTaggart st Dagenais Edward, laborer, Ottawa st north DAILY NEWS, evening, annual subscription $4; Andrew OC.Wilson, editor ; Andrew Wilson & Son, proprietors and printers, cor Ottawa st west and St Paul st Daisy James, laborer, Bolton st Dalaire Abraham, butcher, Parry st Dalaire Mrs.Marie, wid Charles, Cath- cart st Dale Robert, carpenter, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Daley James, 3rd class clerk, marine and fisheries department, bds at Salmon\u2019s hotel, York st Daley Richard, laborer, Dalhousie st Dalglish George, grocer, cor Queen and Cathcart sts Dalglish James, grocer, Wellington st, h Bank street road, Nepean township Dalglish Thomas, clerk, bds at Mrs.J.Leamy\u2019s, York st Dalton Maurice, laborer, York st DAME CO, superintendent locomotive and car department St Lawrence and Ottawa railway, McTaggart st, resides in Prescott, Ont.Damour Elie, blacksmith, Clarence st, h St Patrick st Dancy Alexander, laborer, Bank st Dancy Alexander, laborer, Biddy st Dancy Miss Jane, groceries, Rideau st Dancy Thomas, laborer, Biddy st Dandurand James, foreman, Queen st Dandurand very rev.Damase,R.catholic, grand vicar and curate, Episcopal palace, St Patrick st Dane Mrs.Nancy, wid James, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Daniel Mrs.Harriet, wid Peter, St Andrew st Danfausse F.B., carter, St Andrew st Daniel Robert T., of Davidson & Daniel, Wellington st Daniels Samuel, conductor St Lawrence and Ottawa railway, Bolton st, Letter O Danis Joseph, carpenter, Gloucester st, Lower town Dann James, sailor, Richmond road Daoust Alfred, grocer, St Patrick st Daoust Casimir, laborer, Nelson st Daoust Nelson, miller, Montreal st, Le Breton Flats Darcey Patrick, laborer, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Darcey William, grocer and shoemaker, cor Rideau and Augusta sts Dasey James, laborer, Bolton st D'Auteuil J.EB, 3rd class clerk, department of agriculture and statistics, bds at Mrs.Fraser's, York st David Joseph, blacksmith, St Andrew st David Léon, grocer, Duke st, Le Breton Flats DAVIDSON & DANIEL, chemists and druggists, 41 Rideau st Davidson Francis R., of Davidson & Daniel, Albert st Davidson James, clerk, bds at City hotel, Clarence st Davis Edward, shoemaker, Cobourg st Davis Edwin, carpenter, St Andrew st Davis Frederick, laborer, Rideau st Davies Hugh, carpenter, Cumberland st Davis Joseph, carpenter, St Patrick st Davis John G., canvassing agent and collector, Besserer st Davis Michael, carpenter, Rideau st Davis Miss Ann, select day school for young ladies, Besserer st Davis Robert, laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Davis Thomas, laborer, Parry st Davis William, contractor, Sandy hill, Rideau st Dawson Charles, laborer, Nicholas st Dawson Frederick laborer, Parry st DAWSON GEORGE, sewing machine agent, 81 Rideau st, bds at Mrs.Love- rin\u2019s, cor Rideau and Nelson sts Dawson James, laborer, Catheart st.Dawson James, laborer, Cumberland st Dawson James, laborer, Rideau st DAWSONREV.ENEAS McD.military chaplain, Long Island and St Mar- garets, bds at J.Clarke's, Wellington st Dawson Richard, engineer, Albert st, Richmond roa Day Robert, carpenter, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Day Samuel, Gloucester st Dazé rev.M., professor Ottawa college, Wilbrod st Dazé Vincent, shoemaker, St Andrew st Dea Francis, carter, Dalhousie st n Clarence st Dea Thomas, stonecutter, bds at Mrs.Dean's, Dalhousie st n Clarence st Décary Joseph, William st Degar Michael, laborer, Biddy st Deguise Aug.grain dealer, Dalhousie st Dehétre Mrs.Henriette, wid Alexandre, St Andrew st Delâge François, clerk, Rideau st Delâge François, painter, Bolton st Delaney Mrs.Ellen, wid Philip, Parry st Delesderniers John M.C., grocer, cor Sussex and York sts, resides in New Edinburgh Delorme Edouard, laborer, Cathcart st, Le Breton Flats Delorme François, laborer, Carrière lane Delorme Isaïe, jun., carter, Carrière lane Delorme Isaïe, sen, laborer, Carrière lane Demers Joseph, laborer, Bolton st Demers Moïse, saw filer, Queen st, Le Breton Flats Demers Olivier, laborer, King st Denault Emery, joiner, McGee st Denault Eustache, laborer, cor King and St Andrew sts Denault Francois, joiner, cor King and Bolton sts Denault Léon, carpenter, St Andrew st Denault Léon, joiner, St Andrew st Denault Octave, trader, Bolton st Denéchaud Edouard, French writing clerk House of Commons, bds at City hotel, Clarence st Denison George, laborer, lane off Richmond road Dennis Thomas, clerk, hds at J.Brown's, Queen st Dent Joseph, pilot, Clarence st DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, hon.Sir John A.Macdonald, K.C.B., minister of justice ; H.Bernard, deputy, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st DEPOT CANADA CENTRAL RAILWAY, Le Breton Flats DEPOT ST LAWRENCE AND OTTAWA RAILWAY, McTaggart Ÿ Dériger Louis, boot and shoe maker, Ottawa st evangelical preacher, , Derinzio John, messenger Bank of Montreal, Bank street road Derocher Célestin, policeman, Ottawa st north Derochers Elionno, messenger House of Commons, Metenlfe st Dôry François, plasterer, Napoleon st Desaire Octave, mason, St Patrick st Deschamps Alex., joiner, Clarence st Désilets André, snwyer, Cumberland st Desjardins Augustin, laborer, Water sl Desjardins Bernubé, stonceutter, Red- path st Desjardins Charles, operator People's and Dominion Telegraph Co.'s, bds at Matthews\u2019 hotel, York st Desjurding Edouard, tavern, Murray st Desjardins François, laborcr, Park st Desjardins Sévère, laborer, Ottawa sl north Desjardins Sévire, joiner, Park st Deslauriers Félix, laborer, Nelson st Deslauriers Henri,confectioner, 198 Clarence st Deslauriers Isidore, office keeper, public works department, Departmental buildings west, Wellington st Deslauriers Louis, laborer, Rose st Desmarais Léonard, shoemaker, Murray st Desnan Edward, carpenter, Ottawa si north Desnoyers Jérôme, carpenter, Napoleon st Desnoyers Jos., laborer, Ottawa st north Désormeau Joseph, laborer, Gloucester st Desroches George, joiner, Church st Desroches Jos., printer, 194 Clarence st Desroches Moise, tinsmith, York st, b Murray st Desrosiers Antoine, proprietor Sorel hotel, St Patrick st ~ Devine Peter, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Devlin Edward, drover, Clarence st Devlin Jas., professor of music, Sparks st Devlin Robert J., hatter and furrier, 1 Rideau st, bds at Russell house, cor Elgin and Sparks sts Devreux Mrs.Bridget, wid Anthony, Albert st, Richmond road Dewan John, laborer, Nepean st Dewar Colin, accountant, Queen st, Le Breton Flats Dewar Hugh, civil service, Gloucester st Dewar Thomas J., salesman, bds at H.Dewar\u2019s, Gloucester st Dewart Joseph, laborer, Bridge st, Le Breton Flats DEWE JOHN, chief post office inspector, office Departmental buildings west, Wellington st, h Nelson st Dewey Charles, laborer, cor George and William stg Dick George, shipper, Nepean st DICKINSON WILLIAM, deputy inspector general, finance department, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st, h Richmond road Dickson William IT, clerk, 9 Proston terrace, Daly st Didier Joseph, joiner, St Andrew st Didier Léon, raftsman, Church st Dillon Michael, laborer, Clarence st Dimbleby Joseph, tailor, 79 Rideau sty bh George st Dinelle Charles, tailor, Parry st Dinelle Gilbert, laborer, Broud st, Le Breton Flats Dinelle Mrs.Adelaide, wid Pierre, St Andrew st Dionne Israël, Inborer, Duko st, Le Breton I'lats ONTARIO.] DOMINION 591 DIRECTORY.OTTAWA.Dionne Joseph F., 3rd class clerk, department of agriculture and statistics, Chapel st Dionne Octave, assistant bookkeeper, public works department, Chapel st Division Court office, George R.Burke, clerk, Rideau st Dixon Geor ce, cutter, Rideau st DOBIER J.W.IL, & CO., boot and shoe dealers, prunella boot depot, 10 Rideau st Dobier Joln W.IL, of J.W.H.Dobier & Co., Parry st Dohson George, printer, bds at Albion hotel, cor Daly and Nicholas sts Doherty James, sessional messenger of the Scnate, resides in Quebec Doherty Miss Mary, laundress, cor Stewart and Augusta sts Dolan Charles, carter, Murray st Dolan Michael, jun., laborer, Maria st Dolan Michael, sen., laborer, Maria st DOLE ALEXANDER M., manager for Humilton Brothers, Sussex st Dominion Telegraph Co., George P.Drummond, manager; Charles Desjardins, operator, 19 Sparks st Dompierre Basile, baker, King st Donaldson Benjamin, bookkeeper, bds at W.Stewart's, Cathcart st, Le Breton Flats Donoher Thomas, bookkeeper, Sparks st n Hughst Donohoe James, tailor, Nelson st Donovan Alexander, blacksmith, 210 Clarence st Donovan William, laborer, Church st Doolan Mrs.Hannah, wid Edward, Daly st Dooley Patrick, laborer, Centre st Doran James, carpenter, Nicholas st Doran John, laborer, Nicholas st Doran William, laborer, Church st DORE F, clerk, department of agriculture, bds at Russell house, cor Elgin and Sparks sts Dorion Albert, shoemaker, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Dorion Alex.painter, St Patrick st DORION CHARLES P.tin, brass and copper smith, dealer in stoves, hardware, coal oil, &c., 60 Sparks st Dorion Emmanuel, laborer, Sherwood st Le Breton Flats DORION EUGENE P.assistant law clerk and chief French translator House of Commons, h Sussex st, opp the cathedral DORION JACQUES EDMOND, M.D., editor of Le Courrier d\u2019Outaouais, Besserer st Dorion Joseph, culler, Ottawa st Dorion Lows N., photographer, Duke st, resides in fll Dorion Noël, trader, Murray st Dorion Olivier, chairmaker, St Patrick st Dorion Zéphirin, clerk, Church st Douaire Augustin, messenger of the Senate, cor Gloucester and Parry sts DOUCET CHARLES O., clerk, bds at St Louis hotel, Church st Doucet Jean, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Finis Doudiet Edward F., printer, Gloucester st, Centre town Dougherty Mrs.Mary, wid Timothy, Augusta st Douglas Archibald, customs surveyor, Daly st Douglus James, laborer, Biddy st Dow Donald, carpenter, Besserer st Doward Edgar, organist, bds at Mrs.Halpenny's, O'Connor st Dowler John, millwright, Rideau st Dowler Richard, millwright, Rideau st Downes Mrs.Sarah, wid James, Cumberland st Downey John, laborer, McLaughlin st Le Breton Flats Downey William, laborer, Boteler st Downie Richard, shoemaker, Albert st, Richmond road Dowsley Thomas, land agent, 37 Rideau st, hcor King and Rideau sts Doxtater Henry, laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Doyer Paul, carpenter, cor Dalhousie and Bolton sts Doyle Dennis, laborer, St Paul st Doyle Edward, laborer, St Andrew st Doyle John, brewer, Nicholas st Doyle Michael, laborer, Franklin st Doyle Mrs.Ann, wid James, Clarence st Doyle Mrs.Catherine, wid Patrick Murray st Doyle Samuel, agent, Augusta st Doyon Moise, clerk King st DRAPEAU STANISLAS, president Canadian Institute, statistical clerk, department of agriculture and statistics, St Patrick st Draper Benjamin J., of Fingland & Draper, bds at Mathews\u2019 hotel, York st n Sussex st Drinkwater Charles, private secreta to sir John A.Macdonald, K.C.B., 2nd class clerk and short hand writer, department of justice, Daly st Drinkwater Thomas E., private secretary to hon.P.Mitchell, 3rd class clerk and short hand writer, marine and fisheries department, Daly st Driscoll James, contractor, Stewart st Driscoll Timothy, harnessmaker, King st Driscoll William, laborer, St Patrick st Drolet Arséne, laborer, St Andrew st Drugan Mrs.Ellen, wid James, Albert st, Richmond road DRUMMOND ANDREW, manager Bank of Montreal, Wellington st Drummond George P., insurance agent, manager People\u2019s and Dominion Telegraph Cos., 19 Sparks st, h cor Elgin and Maria sts Drummond Henry M., clerk Bank of Montreal, Wellington st Drummond Samuel, tavernkeeper, Clarence st DRYSDALE JOHN, bookkeeper, customs department, cor Kent and Vit- toria st Dubé Damase, carpenter.St Andrew st Dubé David Ÿ, laborer, Cumberland st Dubois Auguste, laborer, Ottawa st, Le Breton Flats Dubois Charles, Ottawa st Dubois Jean Baptiste, laborer, Parry st Dubois Louis, water carrier, Murray st Dubreuil Hyacinthe, Park st Dubreunil Octave, joiner, Bolton st Duchaine rev.G., professor Ottawa college, Wilbrod st Duchemin Olivier, laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Duchesne Francois, clerk, King st Duchesne Napoléon, butcher, King st Duff Alex., of O'Meara & Co., Albert st Duff James, carter, York st DUFFIL H.H,, clerk in charge of canal returns, inland reveuue department, Canal road Dufty Henry, clerk, bds at City hotel, Clarence st Duffy Isaac S., compositor, bds at Dr.MeConnell\u2019s, cor Wellington st and Market sq Duffy Peter, laborer, Murray st Duffy William, laborer, Rideau st n Augusta st Dufort Adolphus, laborer, Sherwood st.Le Breton Flats Dufour Alfred, blacksmith, King st Dufour Pierre, waggonmaker,Rideau st Dufresne Chas., laborer, Cumberland st Dufresne Joseph M., of Dufresne & Mc- Garity, resides at 39 St Denis st, Montreal Dufresne Jacques, printer, Church st, bet Cumberland and Dalhousie sts Dufresne L.Flavien, 1st class clerk department of receiver general, Theodore st cor Nelson st DUFRESNE & McGARITY, wholesale and retail grocers, wine, spirit and fruit merchants, agents for Gooder- ham & Worts, Toronto, 43 Sussex st Dugas Nazaire, millwright, Parry st Dugast rev.L., professor Ottawa college, Wilbrod st Duguay Miss Marie, seamstress, Bolton st Duggan Mrs.Catherine, wid Dennis, cor Theodore and Ottawa sts west Duhamel François, butcher, Duke st, Le Breton Flats Duhamel Laurent, butcher, cor St Patrick and Cumberland sts TY Dubamel Ls., carriagemaker, Murray st Duignan Francis, clerk, bds at Mra.Duignan\u2019s, Sparks st Duignan Mrs.Ellen, wid Terence, boarding house, Sparks st, n Bank st Dumais Maxime, laborer, King st Dumais Olivier, laborer, King st Dumontier Edouard, joiner, Clarence st Dumoulin Eustache, carriagemaker, Bolton st Dumoulin Joseph, shoemaker, Dal- housie st Duncan Mrs.Dora, wid Donald, 120 Clarence st Dunford Mrs.E., wid Patrick, Baird st DUXNKIN HON.CHRISTOPHER, Q.C., minister of agriculture and statistics, Departmental buildings west, Wellington st, bds at J.Tomlinson\u2019s, Metcalfe st, Centre town Dunlevie Horace G., post office clerk, Albert st, Richmond road Dunlevie M.K., 3rd class clerk, post office department, Albert st, Richmond road Dunlevie Mrs.Gerald G., Albert st,Richmond road Dunlop Adam, pattern maker, Concession line road, n Nepean st Dunlop T.E., operator Montreal Telegraph Co., bds at Mrs.Sutton\u2019s, 214 Sparks st Dunlop James, Cumberland st Dunlop James, messenger Ontario bank, cor Sparks and Metcalfe sts Dunlop James, printer, British American Bank Note Co., John st Dunn Edward, plasterer, Bolton st Dunn Henry, painter, King st Dunn Heury, tailor, King st Dunn James, plasterer, Nepean st Dunn John, plasterer, Bolton st Dunu Thomas, tinsmith, King st Dunne John, sessional messenger of the Senate.Duke st Dunne Peter, assistant housekeeper of the Senate, in charge of news room.Parliament buildings, h Richmond road Dunning Aaron I, barrister, 45 Rideau st, h St Patrick st Dunning Bernard, laborer, Murray st Dunning Elisha, saw filer, Queen st Dunning Patrick, laborer, Water st OTTAWA.DOMINION 592 DIRECTORY, [ProviNoE or Dunning Sampson, farmer, St Patrick st Dunning Wellington R., potash factory, Catheart st DUPLESSIS THOMAS C., assistant secretary Intercolonial Railway commission, cor Wilbrod and Nelson sts Dupont Alex., raftsman, St Andrew st Dupont Moise, raftsman, St Andrew st Dupont Mrs.Ï£., Sparks st Dupré André, raftsman, Murray st Dupuis Adolphe, grocer, St Patrick st Dupuis Alexandre, laborer, Cathcart st, Le Breton Flats Dupuis Charles, hotel, Sussex st Dupuis Maxime, clerk, bds at C.Dupuis\u2019 hotel, Sussex st Dupuis Pierre, of Gelhausen & Dupuis, resides in Montreal Durham Patrick, laborer, Kent st DURIE J, & SON, wholesale and retail booksellers and stationers,and agents Pheenix Fire Insurance Co.of London, Eng., 10 Sparks st Durie John, of J.Durie & Son, Richmond road Durie John S., of J.Durie & Son, Richmond road Durnford Edward C., deposit ledger keeper Quebec bank, bds at Mrs.Par- dey\u2019s, Wellington st Durocher Jean, laborer, Chapel st Durocher Joseph, of Lalonde & Durocher, Park st Durocher Olivier, shoemaker, 77 Sussex st, h cor Dalhousie and Church sts Durocher rev.Z., master of studies Ottawa college, Wilbrod st Dusault Mrs.Marie Ann, wid Magloire, Murray st Dusault Olivier, carpenter, Murray st Dwyer Stephen, laborer, Besserer st Dwyer John H., Slater st Dyde Samuel, freight agent Union I\"or- warding and Railway Co., Augusta st, Sandy hill Dyke James, Wellington st Dyke John, German interpreter, and proprietor Feathers hotel, William st Dyke Joseph, clerk, bds at J.Dyke's, Wellington st DYKE MISS SARAH JANE, superintendent Protestant Orphans home, Albert st Dymer Joseph, joiner, St Andrew st Eafle Mrs.Rosanna, wid Wm., Bank st EARLE HENRY, secretary-treasurer British American Bank Note Co., cor Bay and Queen sts Barle Thomas, boarding Rideau st Rastcott James, mason, Nepean st Eastman Richard, photographer, York st Easton Hiram, forwarder and commission merchant, Canal basin, Little Sussex st, h Theodore st Easton William H., flour and feed store, Rideau st, h Theodore st EASTWOOD DANIEL 5., manager Ontario bank, and treasurer Ottawa City Passenger railway, cor Sparks and Metcalfe sts Eaton Mrs.Rose Ann,laundress, Bank st Bavy Lawrence, laborer, St Patrick st Ebbs rev.Edward, Congregationalist, Vittoria st n Kent st Edmondson James, bricklayer, Ottawa st north \u2018Edmondson John, bricklayer, Richmond * road Edwards Evan, pattern maker, Concession line road, n Centre st Edwards Solomon, grocer and fruiterer, Wellington st house, 53 Edwards Thomas, scction foreman St Lawrence and Ottawa railway, Bote- ler st Edwards William, butcher, stall 3 By ward market, York st, h Rideau st Egan Dennis, tavern, Percy st Egan James, carpenter, Concession line road, n Biddy st Egan John, mason, Biddy st Egleson Columbus, clerk, 102 Sussex st Egleson James, of P.A.Egleson & Son, 102 Sussex st Egleson Mrs.Catherine, ladies underclothing, 76 Rideau st EGLESON P.A, & CO.merchant tailors, 96 Sussex st EGLESON P.A., & SON, wholesale and retail grocers and provision merchants, established 1840, 80 Sussex st Egleson Patrick J., of P.A.Egleson & Co., St Andrew st \" Egleson Peter A, of P.A.Egleson & Son, 102 Sussex st Egleson Peter A, of P.À.Egleson & Co., St Andrew st Egleson Samuel, bookkeeper, St Andrew st Egleson Thomas J., clerk, 102 Sussex st Eldridge William, laborer, Cobourg st Elliott And., messenger House of Commons, resides in St Andrews, N.B.Elliott Francis, farmer, Bank st Elliott George E., of Elliott & Hamilton, Wellington st, bet Hugh and Bank sts ELLIOTT & HAMILTON, dry goods, 23 Rideau st Elliott Miss Sarah, dressmaker, Bank st Elliott Mrs.Jane, wid William, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Elliott Robert, hotelkeeper, York st Elliott Thomas, traveller, bds at Union house, Elgin st Ellis William, grocer, Duke st, Le Breton Flats Elson William, clerk, office of Quecn\u2019s printer,department of secretaryof state for Canada, Elgin st EMIGRATION OFFICE, under the direction of the department of agriculture, William J.Wills, agent, Met- calfe st English hotel, Slocombe & Stevens, proprictors, 66 Rideau st English Thomas, laborer, King st Ennis Francis H., registrar,public works department, Rideau st Eno Alexis, laborer, St Andrew st Enright John C.,tinsmith, Wellington st Enright Mrs.Ann, wid Jeremiah, tinware and stoves, Wellington st Enright Patrick, carpenter, Cumberland st Episcopal methodist chureh, rev.Geo.Abbs, minister, cor Dalhousie und York sts Episcopal Methodist church, rev.B Lane minister, cor Bridge and Queen sts, Le Breton Flats Erratt Jacob, grocer, Church st cor Dalhousie st Esdale George, carpenter, Bolton st, Letter O Esdale William, laborer, Bolton st, Letter O Esmonde Brothers, house furnishing goods and stove dealers, 43 Sparks st Esmonde John P., of Esmonde Brothers, 43 Sparks st Esmonde Joseph R., of Esmonde Brothers, 43 Sparks st Esplin Charles, millwright, Edward st ESTATE MoKAY, Thomas ©.Keafer, C.E., trustee, office in New Edinburgh Fthier Alexandre, joiner, George st [thier Césnire, laborer, Church st Ethier Hypolite, laborer, Parry at Tithier Jos., blacksmith, Bolton st [thier Joseph A, joiner, George st Etna Fire Insurance Co.of Hartford, Conn, J.T.& W.Pennock, agents, 19} Sparks st livans Frederick, 43 Sussex st EVANS FREDERICK, proprietor St James hotel, cor Metealfe and Queen sls.See Adv page 12 Evans Jeremiah, blacksmith, Sparks st, n Bank st Evans Miss Noemi, milliner, York st Evans Samuel, pork packer, 17 Rideau st Evans William, laborer, Dalliousie st EVENING MAIL, daily, annual subscription $3; A.G.Gilbert, editor, James Bailiff, proprietor; Times Printing and Publishing Co., printers, 38 Sparks st Evoy Alexander, laborer, Queen st, Le Breton Flats Facette Joseph, laborer, Redpath st Facette Louis, laborer, Redpath st Fagan Michael, laborer, Nepean st Fahey E., painter, bds at Albion hotel, cor Daly and Nicholas sts Fair Mrs.Margaret, wid John, Cumberland st Falardeau Louis, raftsman, St Patrick st Fallis Miss Annie, saleswoman, bds at Miss C.Godwin\u2019s, William st Fallis Richard B., foreman job department, Free Press office, George st FALLS WILLIAM H., deputy sheriff and secretary-treasurer of the Ottawa and Gloucester Road Co., cor St Paul and Nicholas sts, bds at Mrs.Halpenny\u2019s, O'Connor st Fanning James, shoemaker, Boteler st Fanning Michael, laborer, St Andrew st FANNING WILLIAM, 2nd assistant clerk, translator of votes and proceedings and journals of House of Commons, bds at Mrs.Robitaille\u2019s, Sparks st Farley Jumes F., clerk, Maria st Farmer Benjamin, carpenter, Richmond road Farmer Edward, tavern, Church st Farmers hotel, V.Laporte, proprietor, Ridean st Farquhar William, clerk, bds at Mrs.Acres\u2019, Union sq, Albert st Farrell Daniel, pensioner, Nepean st Tarren William, laborer, Division st Farrer Mrs.Bunice, wid Henry, Daly st Faucher Xavier, raftsman, Church st Faulkner Edward, carpenter, Ottawa st north Faulkner Miss Agnes, housekeeper, private cancer infirmary, Maria st Faulkner Napoleon, clerk, Church st Fauteux Anguste, laborer, Ottawn st Fauteux Jérémie, Inborer, Le Breton Flats Favreau Napoléon, of P.& N.Favreau, cor St Patrick and Dalhousie sts Favreau P.& N., grocers, St Patrick st cor Dalhousie st Favreau Paul, of P.& N.Favreau, assistant fire inspector, St Patrick st Teathers hotel, John byke, proprietor, William st Featherston John P., druggist, Sussex st, b Sandy hill, Rideau st Tee Bamuel, clerk, bds at British Lion hotel, 61 Sparks st Feeny Patrick, laborer, Vitiorin st Fellowes G.B.L., Q.C., Metcalfe st Fellows Henry, carpenter, Anglesea sq ONTARIO.DOMINION 593 DIRECTORY.[OTTAWA.Fentiman John, painter, Wilbor st Ferguson Duncan, trader, Rideau st Ferguson Mrs.Christina, machine knitter, Rideau st, n Augusta st FERLAND SARENUS, registrar of trade and timber marks, copyrights, industrial designs and archivist, de- purtment of agriculture and statistics, Departmental buildings west, h Rideau st Ferland François, foreman, Church st FEST WILLIAM, wholesale confce- tioner, 357 Rideau st, li foot of Elgin st Fewkes Thomas, laborer, Edward st, «Richmond road Filbert George, laborer, St Andrew st Filiatrault Aubert, shoemaker, Water st Filiatrault J.Bte., mason, Gloucester st Filion Alexandre, carding mill, Montreal st, Le Breton Flats Filion Félix, laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Filion Joseph, water carrier, Bolton st FINANCE DEPARTMENT, hon.sir Francis Hincks, C.B.,K.C.M.G., minister of finance ; John Langton, deputy; William Dickinson, deputy inspector general, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st FINANCE OFFICES, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, T.D.Tims, inspector; T.F.Knight, inspector of customs ports, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st Finch Wm, bricklayer, Gloucester st Finden S.$., 2nd class clerk, department of agriculture and statistics, Stewart st FINGLAND & DRAPER, dry goods, 9 and 11 Sussex st Fingland William, Draper, Daly st Fink Charles, clerk, St Joseph st Fink Jean J., plasterer, St Joseph st Finlayson Mrs.Mary, wid John, dressmaker, Musgrove st Finley William, bookkeeper, York st Finn James, clerk, bds at George Bas- kerville\u2019s, cor Church aid Cumberland sts Finn Wm., carpenter, Cumberland st Finnan Francis, trader, York st Fisher Benjamin, manager for Edward Burstall, 134 Sussex st Fisher George, messenger, marine and fisheries department, Albert st Fissiault Hypolite Adolphe, law clerk, public works department, cor Nelson and Wilbrod sts Fitzgerald Jeremiah, laborer, King st Fitzgerald Patrick, tailor, Nelson st Fitzgernld Thomas, carpenter, Bridge st, Le Breton Flats Fitzmaurice sister M, directress St Patrick\u2019s orphan asylum, Church st Fitzmorris William, Rideau st Fitapatriek John, tailor, Ottawa st west Fitzpatrick Thomas, blacksmith, Richmond road Fitzsimmons James, laborer, wood st, Le Breton Flats Fitzsimmons James, night watchman House of Commons, h Bank st, n Sparks st Fitzsimmons John, farmer, Theodore st Fitzsimmons Patrick, clerk, Bolton st Flannery John, laborer, Richmond road Flannery William, pensioner,cor Boteler and King sts FLECK ALEXANDER, proprictor Vulcan iron works, Wellington st Fleck Andrew W., eutler, bds at C.Ourson's, foot of Wellington st, n George st of Fingland & Sher- Fleming Jas., machinist, Richmond road FLEMING SANDFORD, C.E., chief engineer Intercolonial Railway commission, Departmentalbuildings west, Wellington st, h cor Chapel and Daly sts Fleming S\u2018mpson, millwright, cor Lloyd and Gttawa sts, Le Breton Flats Fletcher A.H., 3rd class clerk, post office department, bds at Mrs.Robi- taille's, Sparks st Flynn John, laborer, Queen st, Le Breton Flats Flood Michael, carter, Carleton st Flood Patrick, laborer, Richmond road Floyd Arthur, laborer, Clarence st Floyd Thomas, pump maker, Besserer st Fluke Thomas, laborer, Édward st Richmond road Fogarty Michael, laborer, St Andrew st Fogarty Pat., shoemaker, Dalhousie st Foisy Alexis, tinsmith, 39 Sussex, h St Andrew st Foisy François X., salesman, bds at JE.Lemieux\u2019s, Ottawa st north Foisy Jacques Z., grocer, cor King st and Bolton st Foisy Pierre, stonecutter, Park st Foley \u2014, piasterer, bds at Mrs.Lari- vière's, Bank st Foley Moses, porter, 21 Clarence st Foley Mrs.Margaret, wid Patrick, boarding house, Duke st, Le Breton lats Foley Mrs.Mary, wid John, Daly st Foley rev.W., professor Ottawa college, Wilbrod st Foote James, grocer, cor Rideau and King sts Foran John, laborer, Clarence st Forbes Mrs.Isabella, wid, laundress, William st Forbes Thomas, fruit store, Rideau st, h Nelson st Forde George, bookkeeper, Gloucester st, Lower town Ford Herbert A., bds at Mrs.Pardey\u2019s, Wellington st Ford John, laborer, Queen st, Le Breton Flats Ford Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John, Kent st Ford Mrs.Margaret, wid Geo., Water st Ford Mrs., wid, r Centre st Forgie John, grocer, Dalhousie st cor Clarence st Forgie Robert, clerk, bds al W.M.Hut- chison\u2019s, Maria st Forrest colonel Alfred G., provincial laud surveyor, resides in Hull Forrest James B., Richmond road + FORREST WILLIAM J, assistant engineer Intercolonial Railway commission, Princes terrace Forrester James, laborer, Bank st Forrester Patrick, laborer, Biddy st Forster William C., scenic artist, Her Majesty's tHeatre, L cor O'Connor and Maria sts Forsyth James, land bailiff, ordnance lands branch, department of secretary of state for Canada, Rideau st Forthingham Andrew, clerk, bds at British Lion hotel, 61 Sparks st Fortier Charles L., operator Montreal Telegraph Co.bds at Mrs.McArthur, Middle st, Le Bretou Flats Fortier Mrs.Flore, wid Barthelemy, Church st Fortier Octave, painter, 126 Clarence st Fortin Charles, tinsmith, Murray st Fortin Frs., laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Foss Joshua, couch builder, Ottawa st west 41 Foster Henry, carpenter, Nichclas st Foster Mrs.Aon, wid David, boarding house, Nicholas st Fotheringham G.B,, \"salesman, bds at Mrs.Acres\u2019, Union sq, Albert st Fotheringham John, mason, Queen st Foubert Antoine, laborer, Church st Foubert Augustin, laborer, cor Dalhou- sie and St Andrew sts Foubert Norbert, raftsman, McTaggart st Fourgochi Louis A., baker, Chapel st Fournier Narcisse, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Fournier Pierre, laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Fowler George, messenger, inland revenue department, Nelson st Fowler John, messenger, inland revenue department, Nelson st Fowler Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Jobn, Carle- ton st Fowler Sidney, plasterer, Nelson st Fox Dominic, agent, 29 Clarence st Franklin George, carpenter, Albert st.Richmond road Franklin Mrs., wid, Richmond road Frappier Basile, carpenter, Parry st Fraser Andrew, laborer, Bay st Fraser Alex.carpenter, St Patrick st Fraser Andrew D., hardware, Duke st, h cor Lloyd and Ottawa sts, Le Breton Flats Fraser James, boarding house, York st Fraser James, clerk of County court, deputy clerk of Crown and Pleas and registrar of Surrogate court, cor St Paul and Nicholas sts, h Daly st Fraser John, laborer, Augusta st Fraser Joseph A., photographer, St Patrick st Fraser Robert, laborer, Richmond road Fraser William, carpenter, bds at Caledonia hotel, York st Fréchet Antoine, repairer of models, department of agriculture and statistics St Patrick st FREE PRESS, evening, annual subscription to daily $4; to weekly $1: Mitchell & Carrier.editors, proprietors and printers, Elgin st.French Albert, bookkeeper, 7Ottawa s French Fleming, post office clerk, Slater st n Elgin st FRENCH THOMAS B.corresponding clerk, public works department, Slater st n Elgin st Freudenberg Egbert, Clarence st Friel Francis, blacksmith, Centre st Friel Mrs.Henry J., Wilbrod st Friedrick Theodore.brass foundry, 65 Rideau st, h Nicholas st Fripp Herbert R., professor of music.Elgin st Froc rev.M,, professor Ottawa college.Wilbrod st Fripp Mrs.Mary, wid Sydney, Sally st Fullam Thos., laborer, Richmond road Fullegraf Carl, laborer, Redpath st Fuller Albert, laborer, McTaggart st Furley James, bookbinder, bds at Albion hotel, cor Daly and Nicholas sts Furnable William, painter, King st Fury Patrick, gardener, Richmond road FUTVOYE MAJOR GEORGE, Q.C., deputy minister of militia and defence.Departmental buildings east.Wellington st, h Sussex st cor Catheart st Gaffney Bernard, tailor, 116 Sussex st.h St Andrew st Gagné Mrs.Lucie, wid Jean, St Andrew cabinetmaker.st a OTTAWA.DOMINION 596 DIRECTORY.[ProvincE or Guenette Théophile, laborer, Middle st, Le Breton Flats Guérard Antoine, raftsman, St Patrick st Guérard Basile, carriagemaker, St Patrick st Guérard François, laborer, Middle st, Le Breton Flats Guérard Jean Baptiste, grocer, Church st cor Dalhousie st Guérard Joseph, painter, Guérin Cyrille, blacksmit Napoleon st h, Parry st GUERIN T., engineer, public works department, resides in Montreal Guertin Adoly he, laborer, McGee st Guertin Frs.X., grocer, St Andrew st cor Cumberland st Guertin Godefroy, raftsman, Ottawa st north GUIGUES RIGHT REV.JOSEPH E,, R.catholic Bishop of Ottawa, Episcopal paluce, St Patrick st Guilbault Adolphe, mason, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Guilbault J.B.D,, tailor, St Patrick st Guindon Léandre, laborer, Division st Guindon William, laborer, Boteler st Gulan Alphonse, carpenter, Ottawa st Gunn John, laborer, Cathcart st Gunn Philip, laborer, off Sparks st Guy Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Richard, storekeeper and boarding house, Wellington st Hachett Charles, printer, bds at Mrs.D.Foster's, Nicholas st Hackett James, student at law, Daly st Hackett Mrs.Sarah, wid William, Daly st Hackett Thomas, operator Montreal Telegraph Co., bds at Russell house, cor Elgin and Sparks sts Hagarty Francis, laborer, Clarence st Hagarty Henry, clerk, Biddy st Hagarty James, laborer, Ottawa st, Le Breton Flats Hagarty John, laborer, cor Clarence and Dalhousie sts Haig Hamlet, York st Haines Alfred, clerk, Rideau st Halfpenny Jacob, hide inspector, Rideau st Halfpenny Robt.laborer, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Halfpenny] William, grocer, cor Bolton and Dalhousie sts HALL A.SHERWOOD, agent Canada Central railway ticket and freight office, Elgin st opp post office, h O'Connor st Hall Edw., confectioner, Wellington st Hall Frederick A.Metcalfe st, cor Albert st Hall John, laborer, Parry st Hall John, shoemaker, Bank st Hall John R.,audit clerk finance department, Queen st Hall Samuel, patentee, bds at R.Hamilton\u2019s, cor Dalhousie and MeTaggart sts HALLANDAL FRANCIS, proprietor Britannia inn, Wellington st Halliday William, etage proprietor, bds at British Lion hotel, 61 Sparks st Halpenny Mrs.Louis, boarding house, O'Connor st Halpin Michael, shoemaker, Centre st Hamel Félix M., clerk department of public works, Rideau st Hamel Mrs.Mary, wid Félix, Rideau st Hamel Pierre, laborer, Rose st HAMILTON BROTHERS, lumber merchants, À.M.Dole,manager, Sussex st Hamilton Robert, bailiff, cor Church and Cumberland sts Hamilton Robert, innkeeper, cor Dal- housie and McTaggart sts Hamilton William, of Elliott & Hamilton, Maria st Handy Peter, moccasin maker, 118% Sussex st, h Murray st Hanlon Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Thomas, grocery, cor Cumberland and Stewart sts Hannafin Thomas, laborer, Bolton st, Letter O Hanraban Mrs.Ann, wid Edmund, grocery, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Hanum James M.T., Slater st n Canal basin Haram Robert, cabinetmaker, Albert st, Richmond road HARDIE JOHN, Ist class clerk, marine and fisheries department, Maria st Hardy Antime, carter, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Hardy Henry I'.,manager for J.Buchanan, Wellingtonst Hardy Robert, clerk, foot of Elgin st Hargrave G.H., senior 2nd class clerk, post office department, bds at Mrs.Duignan's, Sparks st HARINGTON THOMAS D., deputy receiver general, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st, bds at Mrs.Greene\u2019s, 3 Princes terrace Harmon Miss Abbie Maria, ladies school, Wellington st Harnois Mrs.Héloise,wid Antoine, Parry st Harold Thomas, stoker, Parry st Harpe Luc, laborer, King st Harper Cecil, school teacher, bds at J.Brown's, Queen st HARPER J.W,, clerk and paymaster, public works department, Departmental buildings west, Wellington st, h cor Kent and Vittoria sts Harrington William H., 3rd class clerk post office department, savings bank branch, Union sq Harris Abel, grocer, Murray st Harris & Campbell, cabinetmakers and |.upholsterers, Sussex st Harris George, laborer, Bank st Harris George, pensioner, Nelson st Harris James, bricklayer, Mosgrove st Harris James, veterinary surgeon, Clarence st ; Harris Robert P., of Harris & Campbell, Bolton st, Letter O Harrison Albert, clerk customs department, bds at ÉIrs.McLennan\u2019s, Union sq, Albert st Harrison John, brickmaker , Dalhousie st Harrison John, painter,Ottawa st north Harrison Mrs.Catherine, wid John R.Ottawa st Hartford Fire Insurance Co.of Hartford, Conn., J.T.& W.Pennock, agents, 194 S).arks st Hartin Heber joiner, Britaunia terrace, Le Breton Flats Hartin Michael, laborer, Richmond road Hartnedy Timothy, King st Hartnett Maurice, laborer, Division st Hartnett Mrs.Michael, Division st HARTNEY HENRY, chief office clerk and clerk of the joint committee of both houses on parlismentary printing, House of Commons, Wellington st, hi cor Sparks and Bay sts Harvey Colin, steamfitter, King st Harvey John, carpenter, Queen st Harvey Mrs, laundress, Cathcart st Harvey Mrs.Ann, wid Shedrick, laundress, Nicholas st Harwood Ed., watchmaker, Church st Harwood John, printer, Church st Haskin Albert, printer, bds at Mrs.Mc- Kenna\u2019s, 64 Sparks st Haskin John M.miller, Wellington st Haskin Mrs.Mildred, milliner, Welling - ton st .Hasty Mrs.Matilda, wid Thos., Sally st Hatton Mrs, Elizabeth, wid John E., York st Hauser Augustin, stationer, 3 Sussex st, I George st Hawken James, carpenter, Besserer st Hawkin Frank, post office clerk, h Stewart st Hawkins Edward, laborer, Lloyd st, Le Breton Plats Huwkins Joseph, blacksmith, Richmond roa Hawley Alex, carpenter, Besserer st Hawley I'rederick, foreman, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Hay George, wholesale and retail hardware merchant, 21 Sparks st, resides at Echo bank, Nepean Hay H.C., check clerk, customs department, Stewart st Hay sir Jumes D.H,, bart, adjutant general\u2019s office, department of militia and defence, Stewart st Hay William, buokkeeper, Victoria foundry, h Kent st n Wellington st Hay William, operator People\u2019s and Dominion Telegraph Cos., liugh st HAYCOCK RICHARD H., barrister, &c., Elgin st, opp Russell house, resides in Hull HAYDEN EDWARD C,, 1st class clerk, post office department, cor Wellington and Bay sts HAYES TF.B,, assistant English translator, House of Commons, Daly st n Nelson st Hayes John, Murray st Hayes Michael, William st Hayes Michael, bricklayer, Murray st Haylock Lavender, clerk, Ottawa st west Healy John, butcher, Murray st Hearl William, carter, Nepean st Hearn William, chemist and druggist, 4 Rideau st, h Sandy hill Hector Thomas, 1st class clerk, finance department, Austin terrace, Sally st Hedley John, laborer, Richmond road Hehir Mrs.Ellen, wid Andrew, St Paul st Heinrichs Peter F., millwright, Queen st Helmer Nathaniel, innkeeper, Mosgrove government detective, st Hely Titz William, bookseller and stationer, and agent Canada Landed Credit Co., bds at St Lawrence hotel, cor Nicholas and Rideau sts Helyard Henry, laborer, Clarence st Henchy J.B., clerk, bds'at Albion hotel, cor Daly and Nicholas sts Henderson Abraham, mason, John stn Vittoria st [Henderson Alex., grocer, Nicholas st Henderson Alexander A., M.D.C.M,, Duke st, bds at Mrs, I\u2019.McArthwr's, Middle st Henderson Mrs.Caroline, boarding house, Jolin st, n Vittoria st Heney Alex., of Heney & Co., York st Heney Alex., landing waiter, custom house, York st Heney & Cu, harnesemakers, 24 York st UFENEY JOHN, wood merchnut, Canal basin, h 90 Sussex st Hennessy Thomas, painter, Clarence st Hennigan Patrick, Nelson st Henry James, Maria st ONTARIO.Fentiman John, painter, Wilbor st Ferguson Duncan, trader, Rideau st Ferguson Mrs.Christina, machine knitter, Rideau st, n Augusta st FERLAND SARENUS, registrar of trade and timber marks, copyrights, industrial designs and archivist, department of agriculture and statistics, epartmental buildings west, h Rideau st Ferland François, foreman, Church st FEST WILLIAM, wholesale confectioner, 354 Rideau st, Li foot of Elgin st Fewkes Thomas, laborer, Edward st, Richmond road Filbert George, laborer, St Andrew st Filiatrault Aubert, shoemaker, Water st Filiatrault J.Bte., mason, Gloucester st Filion Alexandre, carding mill, Montreal st, Le Breton Flats Filion Félix.laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Filion Joseph, water carrier, Bolton st FINANCE DEPARTMENT, hon.sir Francis Hincks, C.B.,K.C.M.G., minister of finance ; John Langton, deputy; William Dickinson, deputy inspector general, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st FINANCE OFFICES, Nova Scotia and New Br ick, T.D.Tims,inspector ; T.F.Knight, mspector of customs ports, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st Finch Wm.bricklayer, Gloucester st Finden S.8, 2nd class clerk, department of agriculture and statistics, Stewart st FINGLAND & DRAPER, dry goods, 9 and 11 Sussex st Fingland William, of Fingland & Draper, Daly st Fink Charles, clerk, St Joseph st Fink Jean J., plasterer, St Joseph st Finlayson Mrs.Mary, wid John, dressmaker, Musgrove st Finley William, bookkeeper, York st Finn James, clerk, bds at George Bas- kerville's, cor Church aid Cumberland sts Finn Wm,, carpenter, Cumberland st Finnan Francis, trader, York st Fisher Benjamin, manager for Edward Burstall, 134 Sussex st Fisher Gcorge, messenger, marine and fisheries department, Albert st Fissiault Hypolite Adolphe, law clerk, public works department, cor Nelson and Wilbrod sts Fitzgerald Jeremial, laborer, King st Fitzgerald Patrick, tailor, Nelson st Fitzgerald Thomas, carpenter, Bridge st, Le Breton Flats Fitzmaurice sister M., directress St Patrick's orphan asylum, Church st Fitzmorris William, Rideau st Fitzpatrick John, tailor, Ottawa st west Fitzpatrick Thomas, blacksmith, Richmond road Fitzsimmons James, laborer, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Fitzsimmons James, night watchman House of Commons, h Bank st, n Sparks st Fitzsimmons John, farmer, Theodore st Fitzsimmons Patrick, clerk, Bolton st Flannery John, laborer, Richmond road Flannery William, pensioner,cor Boteler and King sts FLECK ALEXANDER, proprietor Vulcan iron works, Wellington st Fleck Andrew W., culler, bds at C.Carson's, foot of Wellington st, n George st engineer Intercolonial Railway commission, Departmentalbuildings west, Wellington st, h cor Chapel and Daly sts Fleming Simpson, millwright, cor Lloyd and Ottawa sts, Le Breton Flats Fletcher A.H., 3rd class clerk, post office department, bds at Mrs\u201d Robi- taille\u2019s, Sparks st Flynn John, laborer, Queen st, Le Breton Flats Flood Michael, carter, Carleton st Flood Patrick, laborer, Richmond road Floyd Arthur, laborer, Clarence st Floyd Thomas, pump maker, Besserer st Fluke Thomas, laborer, Edward st, Richmond road Fogarty Michael, laborer, St Andrew st Fogarty Pat., shoemaker, Dalbousie st Foisy Alexis, tinsmith, 39 Sussex, h St Andrew st Foisy Francois X., salesman, bds at JE.Lemieux\u2019s, Ottawa st north Foisy Jacques Z., grocer, cor King st and Bolton st Foisy Pierre, stonecutter, Park st Foley \u2014, piasterer, bds at Mrs.Lari- vière's, Bank st Foley Moses, porter, 21 Clarence st Foley Mrs.Margaret, wid Patrick, boarding house, Duke st, Le Breton Flats Foley Mrs.Mary, wid John, Daly st Foley rev.W., professor Ottawa college, Wilbrod st Foote James, grocer, cor Rideau and King sts Foran John, laborer, Clarence st Forbes Mrs.Isabella, wid, laundress, William st Forbes Thomas, fruit store, Rideau st, h Nelson st Forde George, bookkeeper, Gloucester st, Lower town Ford Herbert A., bds at Mrs.Pardey\u2019s, Wellington st Ford John, laborer, Queen st, Le Breton Flats Ford Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John, Kent st Ford Mrs.Margaret, wid Geo., Water st Ford Mrs., wid, r Centre st Forgie John, grocer, Dalhousie st cor Clarence st ; Forgie Robert, clerk, bds at W.M.Hut- chison\u2019s, Maria st Forrest colonel Alfred G., provincial land surveyor, resides in Hur Forrest James B., Richmond road FORREST WILLIAM J, assistant engineer Intercolonial Railway commission, Princes terrace Forrester James, laborer, Bank st.Forrester Patrick, laborer, Biddy st Forster William C., scenic artist, Her Majesty's theatre, L cor O'Connor and Maria sts Forsyth James, land bailiff, ordnance lands branch, department of secretary of state for Canada, Rideau st Forthingham Andrew, clerk, bds at British Lion hotel, 61 Sparks st Fortier Charles L., operator Montreal Telegraph Co.,bds at Mrs.McArthur\u2019s, Middle st, Le Breton Flats Fortier Mrs.Flore, wid Barthelemy, Church st Fortier Octave, painter, 126 Clarence st Fortin Charles, tinsmith, Murray st Fortin Frs,, laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Foss Joshua, coach builder, Ottawa st west 41 DOMINION 593 DIRECTORY.[OTTAWA.Fleming Jas., machinist, Richmond road Foster Henry, carpenter, Nicholas st FLEMING SANDFORD, O.E., chief Foster Mrs, Ann, wid David, boarding house, Nicholas st Fotheringham G.B., salesman, bds at Mrs.Acres\u2019, Union sq, Albert st Fotheringham John, mason, Queen st Foubert Antoine, laborer, Church st Foubert Augustin, laborer, cor Dalhou- sie and St Andrew sts Foubert Norbert, raftsman, McTaggart st Fourgochi Louis A., baker, Chapel st Fournier Narcisse, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Fournier Pierre, laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Fowler George, messenger, inland revenue department, Nelson st Fowler John, messenger, inland revenue department, Nelson st Fowler Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John, Carle- ton st Fowler Sidney, plasterer, Nelson st Fox Dominic, agent, 29 Clarence st Franklin George, carpenter, Albert st, Richmond road Franklin Mrs., wid, Richmond road Frappier Basile, carpenter, Parry st Fraser Andrew, laborer, Bay st Fraser Alex., carpenter, St Patrick st Fraser Andrew D., hardware, Duke st, h cor Lloyd and Ottawa sts, Le Breton Flats Fraser James, boarding house, York st Fraser James, clerk ot County court, deputy clerk of Crown and Pleas and registrar of Surrogate court, cor St Paul and Nicholas sts, h Daly st Fraser John, laborer, Augusta st Fraser Joseph A., photographer, St Patrick st Fraser Robert, laborer, Richmond road Fraser William, carpenter, bds at Caledonia hotel, York st Fréchet Antoine, repairer of models, de- nartment of agriculture and statistics St Patrick st FREE PRESS, evening, annual sub- seription to daily $4; to weekly $1: Mitchell & Carrier, editors, proprietors and printers, Elgin st.French Albert, bookkeeper, Ottawa s French Fleming, post office clerk, Slater st n Elgin st FRENCH THOMAS B,, corresponding clerk, public works department, Slater st n Elgin st Freudenberg Egbert, Clarence st Friel Francis, blacksmith, Centre st Friel Mrs.Henry J., Wilbrod st Friedrick Theodore, brass foundry, 65 Rideau st, h Nicholas st \u2018 Fripp Herbert R., professor of music, Elgin st Froc rev.M., professor Ottawa college, Wilbrod st Frivp Mrs.Mary, wid Sydney, Sally st Fullam Thos,, laborer, Richmond road Fullegraf Carl, laborer, Redpath st Fuller Albert, laborer, McTaggart st Furley James, bookbinder, bds at Albion hotel, cor Daly and Nickolas sts Furnable William, painter, King st Fury Patrick, gardener, Richmond road FUTVOYE MAJOR GEORGE, Q.C, deputy minister of militia and defence, Departmental buildings east,Wellington st, h Sussex st cor Cathcart st Gaffney Bernard, tailor, 116 Sussex st, h St Andrew st Gagné Mrs.Lucie, wid Jean, St Andrew st cabinetmaker, OTTAWA.DOMINION 596 DIRECTORY.[PROVINOE oF Guenette Théophile, laborer, Middle st, Le Breton Flats Guérard Antoine, raftsman, St Patrick st Guérard Basile, carriagemaker, St Patrick st Guérard François, laborer, Middle st, Le Breton Flats Guérard Jean Baptiste, grocer, Church st cor Dalliousie st Guérard Joseph, painter, Napoleon st Guérin Cyrille, blacksmith, Parry st GUERIN T., engineer, public works department, resides in Montreal Guertin Adolple, laborer, McGee st Guertin Frs.x, grocer, St Andrew st cor Cumberland st Guertin Godefroy, raftsman, Ottawa st north GUIGUES RIGHT REV.JOSEPH E,, R.catholic Bishop of Ottawa, Episcopal palace, St Patrick st Guilbault Adolphe, mason, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Guilbault J.B.D., tailor, St Patrick st Guindon Léandre, laborer, Division st Guindon William, laborer, Boteler st Gulan Alphonse, carpenter, Ottawa st Gunn John, laborer, Gatheart st Gunn Philip, laborer, off Sparks st Guy Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Richard, storekeeper and boarding house, Wellington st Hackett Charles, printer, bds at Mrs, D.Foster's, Nicholas st Hackett James, student at law, Daly st Hackett Mrs.\u2018Sarah, wid William, Daly st Hackett Thomas, operator Montreal Telegraph Co., bds at Russell house, cor Élgin and Sparks sts Hagarty Francis, laborer, Clarence st Hagarty Henry, clerk, Biddy st Hagarty James, laborer, Ottawa st, Le Breton Flats Hagarty John, laborer, cor Clarence and Dalhousie sts Haig Hamlet, York st Haines Alfred, clerk, Rideau st Halfpenny Jacob, hide inspector, Rideau st Halfpenny Robt., laborer, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Halfpenny) William, grocer, cor Bolton and Dalhousie sts HALL A.SHERWOOD, agent Canada Central railway ticket and freight office, Elgin st opp post office, h O'Connor st Hall Edw., confectioner, Wellington st Hall Frederick A, Metcalfe st, cor Albert st Hall John, laborer, Parry st Hall John, shoemaker, Bank st Hall John R.,audit clerk finance department, Queen st Hall Samuel, patentee, bds at R.Hamilton\u2019s, cor Dalhousie and McTaggart sis HALLANDAL FRANCIS, proprietor Britannia inn, Wellington st Halliday William, ctage proprietor, bds at British Lion hotel, 61 Sparks st Halpenny Mrs.Louis, boarding house, O'Connor st Halpin Michael, shoemaker, Centre st Hamel Félix M, clerk departinent of public works, Rideau st Hamel Mrs.Mary, wid Félix, Rideau st Hamel Pierre, laborer, Rose st HAMILTON BROTHERS, lumber merchants, A.M.Dole,manager, Sussex st Hamilton Robert, bailiff, cor Church and Cumberland sts Hamilton Robert, innkeeper, cor Dal- housie and MeTtaggart sts Hamilton William, of Elliott & Hamil- tou, Marin st Haudy Peter, moceasin maker, 118} Sussex st, h Murray st Hanlon Mrs, Elianbeth, wid Thomas, grocery, cor Cumberland and Stewart sts Hannsfu Thomas, laborer, Bolton st, Letter O Hanrahan Mrs.Ann, wid Edmund, grocery, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Bunum James M.T , Slater st n Canal basin Harem Robert, cabinetmaler, Albertst, Richmond road HARDIE JOHN, 1st class clerk, marine and fisheries department, Mavia st Hardy Antime, carter, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Hardy Henry F.manager for J.Buchanan, Wellington st Hardy Robert, clerk, foot of Elgin st Hargrave G.Hu, senior 2nd class clerk, post office department, bds at Mrs.Duignan's, Sparks st HARINGTON THOMAS D., deputy receiver general, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st, bds at Mrs.Greene's, 3 Princes terrace Harmon Miss Abbie Maria, ladies school, Wellington st Harnois Mrs.Héloise, wid Antoine, Parry st Harold Thomas, stoker, Parry st Harpe Luc, laborer, King st Harper Cecil, school teacher, bds at J.Brown's, Queen st HARPER J.W,, clerk and paymaster, publie works department, Departmental buildings west, Wellington st, h cor Kent and Vitoria sts Harrington William H., 3rd class clerk post office department, savings bank branch, Union sq Harris Abel, grocer, Murray st Harris & Campbell, cabinetmakers and upholsterers, Sussex st Harris George, laborer, Bank st Harris George, pensioner, Nelson st Harris James, bricklayer, Mosgrove st Harris James, veterinary surgeon, Clarence st : Harris Robert P., of Harris & Campbell, Bolton st, Letter O Harrison Albert, clerk customs department, bls at Mrs.McLennan\u2019s, Union sq, Albert st Harrison John, brickmaker , Dalhousie st Harrison John, painter,Ottawa st north Harrison Mrs.Catherine, wid John R.Ottawa st Hartford Fire Insurance Co.of Hartford, Conn, J.T.& W.Pennock, agents, 193 Syarks st Hartin Heber, joiner, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Hartin Michael, laborer, Richmond road Hartnedy Timothy, King st Hartnett Maurice, laborer, Division st Hartnett Mrs.Michael, Division st HARTNEY HENRY, chief office clerk and clerk of the joint committee of both houses on parliamentary printing, House of Commons, Wellington st, I cor Sparks and Bay sts Harvey Colin, steamfitter, King st Harvey John, carpenter, Queen st Harvey Mrs., laundress, Cathcart st Harvey Mrs.Ann, wid Shedrick, laundress, Nicholas st Harwood Ed., watchmaker, Church st Harwood John, printer, Church st Haskin Albert; printer, bds at Mrs.Me- Kenna\u2019s, 64 Sparks st Haskin John M.miller, Wellington st Haskin Mrs, Mildred, milliner, Wellington st Hasty Mrs.Matilda, wid Thos., Sally st Hatton Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John E., York st Hauser Augustin, stationer, 3 Sussex st, h George st Hawken James, carpenter, Besscrer st Ilawkin Frank, post office clerk, h Stewart st Hawkins Edward, Inborer, Lloyd st, Le Breton Flats Howkiug Joseph, blacksmith, Richmond roa Hawley Alex., carpenter, Besserer.st Hawley Frederick, foreman, Broad st Le Breton Flats Hay George, wholesale and retail hardware merchant, 21 Sparks st, resides at Echo bank, Nepean Hay H.C., check clerk, customs department, Stewart st Hay sir James D.H., bart, adjutant general's office, department of militia and defence, Stewart st Hay William, bookkeeper, Jfictoria foundry, It Kent st n Wei.st \u2018 Hay William, operator People's and ominion Telegraph Cos., Hugh st HAYCOCK RICHARD H., barrister, &c., Elgin st, opp Russell house, resides in Hull HAYDEN EDWARD O,, 1st class clerk, post office department, cor Wellington and Bay sts HAYES TT.B,, assistant English translator, House of Commons, Daly st n Nelson st Hayes John, Murray st Hayes Michael, William st Hayes Michael, bricklayer, Murray st Haylock Lavender, clerk, Ottawa st west Healy John, butcher, Murray st Hearl William, carter, Nepean st Hearn William, chemist and druggist, 4 Rideau st, h Sandy bill Hector Thomas, 1st class clerk, finance department, Austin terrace, Sally st Hedley Jobn, laborer, Richmond road Hehir Mrs.Ellen, wid Andrew, St Paul st Heinrichs Peter F., millwright, Queen st Helmer Nathaniel, innkeeper, Mosgrove government detective, 8 ; Hely Fitz William, bookseller and stationer, and agent Canada Landed Credit Co., bds at St Lawrence hotel, cor Nicholas and Rideau sts Helyard Henry, laborer, Clarence st Henchy J.B, clerk, bils at Albion hotel, cor Daly and Nicholas sts Henderson Abraham, mason, John stn Vittoria st Henderson Alex., grocer, Nicholas st Henderson Alexander A, M.D., CM, Duke st, Lds ut Mrs, P.McArthur's, Middle st Henderson Mrs.Caroline, boarding house, John st, n Vittoria st Heney Alex., of Heney & Qo.York st Heney Alex, Innding waiter, custom house, York st Heney & Co,, hurnessmakers, 24 York st HENEY JOHN, wood merchant, Canal basin, h 90 Sussex st Hennessy Thomas, painter, Clarence st Hennigan Patrick, Nelson st Henry dames, Marin st ONTARIO.] DOMINION 597 DIRECTORY.OTTAWA.lenry Charles, storekeeper, Gloucester st, Centre town Henry John M.B., excise officer, inland revenue, Ottawa st north HENRY WALTER J., M.D., physician and surgeon, cor Bank and Vittoria sts Her Majesty's theatre, William J.Marshall, lessee, Wellington st Herbert Jesse, plasterer, Edward st, Richmond road Herbert Patrick, saloon, 45 Rideau st Teron John, cor Ottawa and Daly sts Herrick\u2019 & Crombie, commission merchants insurance agents and exchange brokers, 3 Rideau st Herrick Gershom H., of Herrick & Crombie, resides in Pembroke Hetchingam Thomas, laborer, Bolton st, Le tier O Hick Harry, clerk, Augusta st Hick John, store, Sussex st, h Augustast Hick Robert, Augusta st Hickey Martin H., store, Murray st Hickey Patrick, carter, Redpath st Hickie Mrs.Ann, wid John, Nepean st Higgins C.J., 3rd class clerk, post office department, money order branch, bds at Mra.Robitaille\u2019s, Sparks st Higgins Charles, agent, Albert st HIGGINS MOORE A., warrant clerk finance department, Metcalfe sq Higginson rev.George Noel, M.A, St Bartholomew's church, ch of England, New Edinburgh Higginson Samuel B., clerk, bds at Miss Christie's, Sussex st Higman George, painter, bds at 28 Sparks st Higman Ormond, operator Montreal Telegraph Co., bds at 28 Sparks st Higman Richard, manager Medical hall, 28 Sparks st Higman Thomas, plumber and copper- smith.283 Sparks st Hiley Heury, printer, bds at Mrs.D.Foster's, Nicholas st Hill Alfred, baggagemaster St Lawrence and Ottawa railway, bds at R.Hamilton's, Dalhousie st Hill Hamnett, M.D., Victoria terrace, Richmond road Hill Hamnett P., solicitor, &c., post office block, Elgin st, h Victoria ter- racy, Richmond road Hill John, grocer, 50 and 52 Rideau st, h Nepean township n Billings bridge Hill John, inspector of weights and measures, resides in North Gore township Hill William, cabinetmaker, Daly st Hill William, laborer, Richmond road Hilliard & Andrews, butchers, stall 2 By ward market, York st Hilliard Henry, laborer, Clarence st Hilliard John, of Hilliard & Andrews, Murray st HIMSWORTH FREDERICK H,- lst class clerk, privy council, cor Albert and (Connor sts Nimsworth William, 3rd class clerk, in- laud revenue department, Daly st HIMSWORTH WILLIAM À, assistant clerk privy council, Daly st Hincks captain Alexander, Vittoria st HINCKS HON.SIR FRANCIS, C.B., K.C.M.G., minister of finance, finance department, Departmental buildings cast, Wellington st, h Vit- torin st Hinds Josiah E,, printer British Amer = can Bank Note Co., Wellington st Hinds Hugh, tinsmith, Rideau st UHingles lenry, Daly st Hinds Robert, tinsmith,cor Cumberland and Rideau sts Hoag John, carpenter, Church st Hoben Jol, laborer, Parry st Hodges Henry, hatter and furrier, 56 Sparks st, b Bank st Hodges Isaiah, laborer, bds at J.Munro\u20193, Redpath st Hodgins Mrs.Bella, wid, Biddy st Hodgins T.H., 3rd class clerk, office of Queen's printer, department of sccre- tary of state for Canada, York st Hodgson John, carpeuter, Gloucester st Hodgson William, architect, Cathcart st Hogan John, laborer, Parry st Hogan Thomas, laborer, Clarence st Hogue Paul, carter, St Andrew st Holbrook George M., merchant tailor, cor Sparks aud Elzin sts, h Maria st Holbrook Ths.bricklayer, Glonecesier st Holland James, laborer, Nepean st Hollington Jas., water carrier, Nelson st Holmes William, builder, Ridean st Holt Moses, proprietor Oitawa and Ayhuer stage, Union house, cor Queen and Elgin sts Home Fire Insurance Co.of Newhaven: Conu,, J.T.& W.Pennock, agents, 194 Sparks st Homier Mrs.Josephte, wid J.Baptiste, St Patrick st Honey Charles, grocer, Gloucester st Hood Joseph.agent, Ottawa st Hooker Mys.Mary, bds at Salmon\u2019s hotel, York st HOPE JAMES, & CO., manufacturing stationers and bookbinders, iinporcers of general siationery, artists materials, school books, Bibles, &c., cor Sparks and Elgin sts HOPE JAMES, of James Hope & Co, Slater st n Canal basin HOPITAL GENERAL, under charge of the Grey Nuns, Bolton st Hopkirk H.G., 3rd class clerk post office department, bds at Mrs.Ches- ley's, Maria st Horan Thomas A., clerk, bds at Mrs.Henderson's, John st, n Vittoria st Horsiot Cyrille, baker, Ottawa st north Horswell Elisha, agent, Cathcart st Horton Samuel, laborer, Nelson st Hotte Emilien, carter, Water st Hoite Fabien, carter, Bolton st Hotte Flavien, carter, Bolton st, Letter O Hotte François X., laborer, Redpath st Hotte Louis, laborer, St Andrew st Hotte Simon, laborer, Parry st Hotte Stanislas, carter, Murray st Hotte Thadée, laborer, Water st Hough Mrs.Clémence, wid Jacob, St Andrew st HOUSE OF COMMONS, William B.Lindsay, clerk ; Alfred Patrick, deputy clerk and clerk assistant, Parliament buildings, Wellington st House of Refuge, Miss Mary Grant, matron, Augusta st, u Rideau st Houston Edw, laborer, Ottawa st west Hovey Stephen, farmer, Brunswick st Howard Edwin, laborer, Dalhousie st Howe George, painter, r Concession line road, u Biddy st HOWE HON.J OSEPH, sccretary of state for the provinces, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st, h Queen st n Metcalfe st Howe J.G., shoe dealer, Richmond road Howe William, painter, Cumberland st HOWE WILLI: M, private secretary, \u201cdepartment of secretary of state for the provinces, Wellington st Howell Henry, Taborer, Redpath st Howell Samuel, & Co., wholesale and retail grocers, 22 Sparks st and 8 Ridean st Howell Samuel, of Samuel Howell & Co., Daly st Howes William B., proprietor St Nicholas hotel, cor Nicholas and St Paul sts Howlel Thomas, laborer, Bloton st, Letter O Hoy Charles, haker and confectioner, 97 Ridean st and George st, Richmond road, h George st, Richmond road Hoy James, library messenger House of Comroons, Richmond road Huard Frangois, laborer, Middle st, Le Breton Flats Huband Charles, of Bate & Co., 0\u2019Con- nor st HUBERTUS H.J., Toronto Globe correspondent, bds at Russell house, cor Sparks and Elgin sts Huckell Benjamin, flour and grain dealer, York st Huckell Thomas, hoot and shoe manufacturer, 7 Rideau st Huckett Charles E , bookseller and stationer, 69 Sparhs st, bds at Mrs.Forster\u2019s, Nicholas st Hudson Samnel, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Hudson Thomas B., clerk, Daly st Hugg Paul, stunecutter, King st Hughes George, laborer, Clarence st Hughes Jobin, laborer, Rolton st Hughes Joli, shoemaker, Bolton st Hughes Mrs.Catherine R., wid John, Vittoria st Hulme Thomas, laborer, Baird st Humphreys Beauchamp, clerk, Queen st Humphreys Miss Sarah, Queen st Humphries George, carriage builder, Daly si, h Stewart st Huneau Joseph, laborer, Britannia terrace, J.e Brewu Flats Hunter Francs.1st class clerk, depart- meut of receiver general, Hill si.Richmond road HUNTER ROBERT, of Hunter, Rose & Co.resides in Torouto HUNTER, ROSE & CO., book and job vinters and publishers, Sally st bet Sparks and Queen sts Hunton Frederick H., of T.Hunton, Shoolbred & Co., Metcalfe st HUNTON T., SHOOLBRED & CO, wholesale and retail dry goods, millinery, carpets, &c., 47 and 49 Sparks st HUNTON THOMAS, of T.Hunton, Shoolbred & Co., Metcalfe st Hunton William, Richmond road Huot Francois X., junior 2nd class clerk, department of militia and defence, account branch, Augusta st Huot Louis, laborer, St Andrew st Hurd C.W.St Leger, extra clerk, marine and fisheries department, bds at Mrs.Gorrie\u2019s, 11 Preston terrace, Daly st Hurley Deunis J.scenic artist, York st Hurley John, green grocer, York st Hurley Joseph, operator Montreal Telegraph Co., Clarence st Hurley Patrick, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Hurtell Daniel, laborer, Cathcart st, Le Breton Flats Huetubise Raphaël, painter, cor Cumberland and Cathcart sts Huson William, Queen st Hutchins R.C., medical student, bds at Albion hotel, cor Daly and Nicholas sts OTTAWA, DOMINION 600 DIRECTORY.[ProvINOR or Lacasse Moïse, laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Lacelle Charles, laborer, St Andrew st Lacelle François, laborer, Bolton st Lacelle Jean B., barkeeper Union house, Elgin st Lacelle Jean Bte., carter, St Andrew st Lacelle Joseph, laborer, St Andrew st Lacelle Michel, pilot, Murray st Lacelle Odilon, laborer, St Andrew st Lacey Thomas, butcher, stall 12 By ward market, York st, h Cathcart st Lachambre Louis, laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Lachambre Romain, laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Lachance Anselme, buicher, stall 15 By ward market, York st, h cor Murray and Dalhousie sts Lachance Louis, stonecutter, Park st Lachance Samuel, butcher, Murray st Lachapelle Antoine, joiner, Church st Lacharité Miss Marie, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Lacharité Nazaire, laborer, Murray st Lachasse Joseph, raftsman, Napoleon st Lacroix Eustache, laborer, Bolton st Lacroix Jean B., messenger department of agriculture and \u2018statistics, St Patrick st Ladouceur Albert, laborer, York st Ladouceur Edouard, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats La Du George J., of Minore & La Du, Albert st Lafantaisie Emery, raftsman, Dalhou- sie st LaflammeChas., carpenter, Dalhousie st Lafiamme Magloire, messenger House of Commons, Boteler st, off railroad depot Laflamme Napoléon, ton st south Lafleur André, waggonmaker, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Lafleur Augustin, butcher, Church st Lafleur Joseph, laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Lafleur Louis, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Lafleur Thomas, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Lafont Isaie, tinsmith, Nelson st Lafontaine Jos., painter, Gloucester st Lafontaine Maurice, laborer, Church st Lafontaine Mrs.Esther, wid Charles, Gloucester st Lafontaine Narcisse, laborer, McGee st Lafontaine Olivier, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Laframboise Jean, Parry st Laframboise Joseph, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Lafrance Antoine, bookbinder, St Patrick st Lafrance Baptiste, laborer, Ottawa st, Le Breton Flats Lafrance Frs.Xavier, laborer, Churchst Lafrance Joseph, ginger beer maker, St Andrew st carpenter, Bol- Lafrance Joseph, laborer, Parry st Lafrance Lous, bookbinder Murray st Lafrance Louis, fisherman Parry st Lafrance Louis, laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats LAFRANCE LOUIS H, hairdressers perfumery, collars, cuffs for shirts in linen and paper, fancy goods, &c., 55 Rideau st Lagacé Louis, laborer, Gloucester st Lagueux Jean, laborer, Water st Lahaise Aimé.joiner, Church st Lahaise Thomas, carpenter, cor Cath- cart and Cumberland sts Lahaye Joseph, painter, Murray st Lahaye Miss Lucie, seamstress, Murray st Lahaye Octave, baker, Parry st Lahaye Toussaint, mason, Napoleon st LAJOIE A.GERIN, assistant librarian of Parlinment, House of Commons, Parliament buildings, Wellington st, h Besserer st Laliberté Francois, laborer, Church st Lalonde Alexandre, carpenter, Parry st Lalonde Alex., laborer, St Patrick st Lalonde Augustin, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Lalonde & Durocher, grocers, Ottawa st north Lalonde Félix, raftsman, Church st Lalonde Joseph, laborer, Park st Lalonde Joseph,of Lalonde & Durocher, Ottawa st north Lalonde Mrs.Angèle, wid Félix, Church st \u2019 Lalonde Mrs.Apolline, wid Luc, Parry t s Lalonde Nazaire, shoemaker, Bolton st north Lamarche Jean Bte., laborer, Ottawa st north Lamarche Mrs.Lucie, wid Edouard, St Patrick st Lamarche Mrs.Rosalie, wid Charles, St Andrew st Lamb George, laborer, Chapel st Lamb John, engineer, Sparks st Lamb John, caretaker military store house, foot of Canal locks Lamb Wm.A., shoemaker, 28 Sussex st Lambert Frangois X., 2nd class clerk, adjutant general's office, department of militia and defence, Metcalfe st Lambert Miss Ellen, store, Richmond road Lambkin sergeant Thomas, pensioner, King st Lamontagne J.Bte., watchmaker, 21 Rideau st, h Clarence st Lamothe Miss Louise, laundress, Bolton st north Landreville Chas., carter, McTaggart st Landriau Frs.Xavier, tavern, Murray st Landriau Mrs.Lina, wid Jean, Clarence st Landrigan Richard, carpenter, King st Landry \u2014, laborer, Gloucester st Landry David, carter, Carrière st Landry François, laborer, Ottawa st north Landry Joseph, laborer, Nelson st Landry Louis, laborer, Nelson st Landry Maxime, laborer, Bolton st Lane Alfred Ww, copying clerk, registrar\u2019s office, Maria st n O'Connor st Lane George H., census staff, department of agriculture, Maria st,n 0\u2019Con- nor st Lane Henry D.J., junior 2nd class clerk, department of militia and defence, Maria st n O'Connor st Lane Joel J., laborer, Ottawa st north Lane Mrs.Mary, wid James, Stewart st Lane rev.Bidwell Episcopal methodist, Richmond road Laneuville Benj., raftsman,St Andrew st Lang Arthur, laborer, Albert st, Richmond road LANG ARTHUR W., painting establishment, flags, banners, signs and window shades, 58 Sparks st, h Bank st Lang Edward, carpenter, Albert st Lang George, labôrer, Queen st, Le Breton Flats Lang James, confectioner and painter, 584 Sparks st Lang John, jun, painter, Elginst Lang John, sen, bds at Garrow\u2019s hotel, Deep Out Lang Mrs.Hannah Lang Robert, of W.Daly st Langdon Thomas, laborer, Kent st LANGEVIN E.J.deputy registrar and clerk of the Crown in chancery, department of secretary of state for Canada, bds at Russell house, cor Elgin and Sparks sts LANGEVIN HON.HECTOR L., C.B., Q.C., minister of public works, Departmental buildngs west, Wellington st, bds at Russell house, cor Elgin and Sparks sts Langford Abraham, tailor, John st Langford John H., bookseller and stationer, 240 Wellington st Langford John, superintendent Ottawa fire brigade, City hall, h Vittoria st Langley James, bookbinder at James Hope & Co., bds at Albion hotel cor Daly and Nicholas sts Langlois Alfred, raftsman, St Andrew st Langlois Edouard, tavern, St Patrick st Langlois Louis, raftsman, Church st Langrell Joseph, clerk, Rideau st Langrell Thomas, chief of police, City hall, Rideau st south LANGTON JOHN, auditor, finance department, and secretary Treasury Board, Departmental buildings east Wellington st, h cor Cumberland and Wilbrod sts Langton Thomas, student at law, cor Cumberland and Wilbrod sts Lanigan D., clerk, department of agriculture and statistics,Brewery st, Hull Lantier Isidore, laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Laperrière Augustin, library clerk ouse of Commons, Wilbrod st Laperriére Hector, joiner, Murray st Lapierre André, laborer, Church st Lapierre Ernest A., grocer, Rideau st Lapierre Frs.X., hotel, 75 Sussex st LAPIERRE HORACE, barrister, &c., cor York and Sussex sts, h cor Murray and Cumberland sts Lapierre Romuald, tailor, Sussex st, h cor Murray and Cumberland sts Lapointe J.Bte., laborer, St Patrick st Lapointe Joseph, laborer, Cathcart st, e Breton Flats Lapointe Moise, fish dealer, By ward market sq, bds at B.Perraults, St Patrick st Laporte Victor, grocer, and proprietor Farmers hotel, Rideau st Laporte Zéphirin, bds at Farmers hotel, Rideau st Laprade Alex.carpenter, Napoleon st Laprade Alex., laborer, Napoleon st Laprade Narcisse, laborer, Carriére lane Larabie Dosithé, cooper, Chapel st Larivière \u2014 raftsman, Ottawa st north Larivière Hernard B., Canada hotel and bowling saloon, Sussex st Larivière Frs.X., laborer, St Andrew st Larividre Louis, Inborer,Ottawa st north Larivière Mrs.Julia, wid Auguste, boarding house, Bank st Lariviére Pierre, blacksmith, Murray st Larkin Matthew, mason, Si Patrick st Larocque Alex., laborer, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Larocque Alphonse, boarding house, Murray st Larocque Ant, lumberman, Church st Larocque Frs, X., Inborer, Gloucester st Larocque Henri, laborer, Middle st, Le Breton Flats rocery, Daly st R.Thiele & Co, OnsTARI0.] \u2019 DOMINION 597 DIRECTORY.OTTAWA.Henry Charles, storekeeper, Gloucester st, Centre town Henry John M.B., excise officer, inland revenue, Ottawa st north HENRY WALTER J, M.D,, physician and surgeon, cor Bank and Vittoria sts Her Majesty's theatre, William J.Mar- ghall, lessee, Wellington st Herbert Jesse, plasterer, Edward st, Richmond road Herbert Patrick, saloon, 46 Rideau st Heron John, cor Ottawa and Daly sts Herrick & Crombie, commission merchants insurance agents and exchange brokers, 3 Rideau st Herrick Gershom H., of Herrick & Crombie, resides in Pembroke Hetchingam Thomas, laborer, st, Letier O Hick Harry, clerk, Augusta st Hick John, store, Sussex st, h Aogustast Hick Robert, Augusta st Hickey Martin H., store, Murray st Hickey Patrick, carter, Redpath st Hickie Mrs.Ann, wid John, Nepean st Higgins C.J., 3rd class clerk, post office department, money order branch, bds Bolton Hinds Robert, tinsmith,cor Cumberland and Rideau sts Hoag John, carpenter, Church st Hoben John, laborer, Parry pt Hodges Henry, hatter and furrier, 56 Sparks st, h Bank st Hodges Isaiah, laborer, bds at J.Munro's, Redpath st Hodgins Mrs.Bella, wid, Biddy st Hodging T.H,, 3rd class clerk, office of Queen\u2019s printer, department of secretary of state for Canada, York st Hodgson John, carpenter, Gloucester st Hodgson William, architeet, Cathcart st Hogan John, laborer, Parry st Hogan Thomas, laborer, Clarence st Hogue Paul, carter, St Andrew st Holbrook George M., merchant tailor, cor Sparks and Elgin sts, h Maria st Holbrook Ths., bricklayer, Gloucester st Holland James, laborer, Nepean st Hollington Jas., water carrier, Nelson st Holmes William, builder, Rideau st Holt Moses, proprietor Ottawa and Avlmer stage, Union house, cor Queen and Flgin sts Home Fire Insurance Co.of Newhaven\u2019 Conn., J.T.& W.Pennock, agents, at Mrs.Robitaille\u2019s, Sparks st Higgins Charles, agent, Albert st HIGGINS MOORE A., warrant clerk finance department, Metcalfe sq Higginson rev.George Noel, M.A.St Bartholomew's church, ch of England, New Edinburgh Higginson Samuel B., clerk, bds at Miss Christie's, Sussex st Higman George, painter, bds at 28 Sparks\u2019 st Higman Ormond, operator Montreal Telegraph Co., bds at 28 Sparks st Higman Richard, manager Medical hall, 28 Sparks st Higman Thomas, plumber and copper- smith.28} Sparks st Hiley H:nry, printer, Foster's, Nicholas st Hill Alfred, baggagemaster St Lawrence and Ottawa railway, bds at R.Hamilton's, Dalhousie st Hill Hamnett, M.D., Victoria terrace, Richmond road Hill Hamnett P., solicitor, &c., post office block, Elgin st, L Victoria terrace, Richmond road Hill John, grocer, 50 and 52 Rideau st, h Nepean township n Billings bridge bds at Mrs.D.Hill John, inepector of weights and .measures, resides in Nort Gore township Hill William, cabinetmaker, Daly st Hill William, laborer, Richmond road Hilliard & Andrews, butchers, stall 2 By ward market, York st Hilliard Henry, laborer, Clarence st Hilliard John, of Hilliard & Andrews, Murray st HIMSWORTH FREDERICK H., 1st class clerk, privy council, cor Albert and O'Connor sts 193 Sparks st Homier Mrs.Josephte, wid J.Baptiste, St Patrick st Honéy Charles, grocer, Gloucester st Hood Joseph, agent, Ottawa st Hooker Mrs.Mary, bds at Salmon\u2019s hotel, York st HOPE JAMES, & CO., manufacturing stationers and bookbinders, importers of general stationery.artists materials, school books, Bibles, &c., cor Sparks and Elgin sts HOPE JAMES, of James Hope & Co.Slater st n Canal basin HOPITAL GENERAL, under charge of the Grey Nuns, Bolton st Hopkirk H.G., 3rd class clerk post office department, bds at Mrs.Ches- ley's, Maria st Horan Thomas A., clerk, bds at Mrs.Henderson's, John st, n Vittoria st Horsiot Cyrille, baker, Ottawa st north Horswell Elisha, agent, Cathcart st Horton Samuel, laborer, Nelson st Hotte Emilien, carter, Water st Hotte Fabien, carter, Bolton st Howell Samuel, & Co., wholesale and retail grocers, 22 Sparks st and 8 Rideau st Howell Samuel, of Samuel Howell & Co., Daly st Howes William B., proprietor St Nicholas hotel, cor Nicholas and St Paul sta Howlet Thomas, laborer, Bloton st, Letter O Hoy Charles, baker and confectioner, 97 Rideau st and George st, Richmond road, h George st, Richmond road Hoy James, library messenger House of Commons, Richmond road Huard François, laborer, Middle st, Le Breton Flats Huband Charles, of Bate & Co., 0'Con- nor st HUBERTUS H.J., Toronto Globe correspondent, bds at Russell house, cor Sparks and Elgin sts Huckell Benjamin, flour and grain dealer, York st Huckell Thomas, boot and shoe manufacturer, 7 Rideau st Huckett Charles E., bookseller and stationer, 69 Sparks st, bds at Mrs.Forster\u2019s, Nicholas st Hudson Samuel, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Hudson Thomas B., clerk, Daly st Hugg Paul, stonecutter, King st Hughes George, laborer, Clarence st Hughes John, laborer, Bolton st Hughes John, shoemaker, Bolton st Hughes Mrs.Catherine Rk.wid John, Vittoria st Hulme Thomas, laborer, Baird st Humphreys Beauchamp, clerk, Queen s% Humphreys Miss Sarah, Queen st Humphries George, carriage builder, Daly st, h Stewart st Huneau Joseph, laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Hunter Francis, Ist class clerk ment of receiver general, Richmond road HUNTER ROBERT, of Hunter, Rose & Co., resides in Toronto BUNTER, ROSE & CO., book and job rinters and publishers, Sally st bet Eparks and Queen sts Hunton Frederick H., of T.Hunton, depart- Hill st, Hotte Flavien, carter, Bolton st, Letter O Hotte Frangois X., laborer, Redpath st Hotte Louis, laborer, St Andrew st Hotte Simon, laborer, Parry st Hotte Stanislas, carter, Murray st Hotte Thadée, laborer, Water st Hough Mrs.Clémence, wid Jacob, St Andrew st HOUSE OF COMMONS, William B.Lindsay, clerk ; Alfred Patrick, deputy clerk and clerk assistant, Par- iament buildings, Wellington st House of Refuge, Miss Mary Grant, matron, Augusta st, u Rideau st Himsworth William, 3rd class clerk, inland revenue department, Daly st HIMSWORTH WILLIAM A., assistant clork privy council, Daly st Hineks captain Alexander, Vittoria st HINCKS HON.SIR FRANCIS, C.B., K.C.M.G., minister of finance finance department, Departmental buildings cust, Wellington st, h Vit- toriu st Hinds Josiah E., printer British Amer = can Bank Note Co., Wellington st Hinds Hugh, tinsmith, Rideau st Hingles Henry, Daly st Houston Edw.laborer, Ottawa st west Hovey Stephen, farmer, Brunswick st Howard Edwin, laborer, Dalhousie st Howe George, painter, r Concession line road, u Biddy st HOWE HON.JOSEPH, secretary of state for the provinces, Departmental buildings east, Wellingtonst, h Queen st n Mctealfe st Howe J.G., shoe dealer, Richmond road Howe William, painter, Cumberland st HOWE WILLIAN, private secretary, department of secretary of state for the provinces, Wellington st Howell Henry, laborer, edpath st Shoolbred & Co., Metcalfe st HUNTON T., SHOOLBRED & CO.wholesale and retail dry goods, millinery, carpets, &c., 47 and 49 Sparks st HUNTON THOMAS, of T.Hunton, Shoolbred & Co., Metcalfe st Hunton William, Richmond road Huot Francois X., junior 2nd class clerk, department of militia and defence, account branch, Augusta st Huot Louis, laborer, St Andrew st Hurd C.W.St Leger, extra clerk, marine and fisheries department, bds at Mrs.Gorrie\u2019s, 11 Preston terrace, Daly st Hurley Dennis J., scenic artist, York st Hurley John, green grocer, York st Hurley Joseph, operator Montreal Telegraph Co, Clarence st Hurley Patrick, laborer, Breton Flats Hurtell Daniel, laborer, Cathcart st, Lo Breton Flats Broad st, Le Hurtubise Raphaël, painter, cor Cumberland and Cathcart sts Huson William, Queen st Hutchins R.C., medical student, bds at Albion hotel, cor Daly and Nicholas sts OTTAWA.DOMINION 600 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE op Lacasse Moise, laborer, Britannia ter- \u201c_ race, Le Breton Flats Lacelle Charles, laborer, St Andrew st Lacelle François, laborer, Bolton st Lacelle Jean B., barkeeper Union house, Elgin st Lacelle Jean Bte., carter, St Andrew st Lacelle Joseph, laborer, St Andrew st Lacelle Michel, pilot, Murray st Lacelle Odilon, laborer, St Andrew st Lacey Thomas,butcher, stall 12 By ward market, York st, h Cathcart st Lachambre Louis, laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Lachambre Romain, laborer, Britannia terrace, Lie Breton Flats Lachance Anselme, butcher, stall 15 By ward market, York st, h cor Murray and Dalhousie sts Lachance Louis, stonecutter, Park st Lachance Samuel, butcher, Murray st Lachapelle Antoine, joiner, Church st Lacharité Miss Marie, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Lacharité Nazaire, laborer, Murray st Lachasse Joseph, raftsman, Napoleon st Lacroix Eustache, laborer, Bolton st Lacroix Jean B,, messenger department of agriculture and statistics, St Patrick st \u2018 Ladouceur Albert, laborer, York st Ladouceur Edouard, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats La Du George J., of Minore & La Du, Albert st Lafantaisie Emery, raftsman, Dalhou- sie st LatlammeChas., carpenter, Dalhousie st Laflamme Magloire, messenger House of Commons, Boteler st, off railroad depot Laflamme Napoléon, carpenter, Bolton st south Lafleur André, waggonmaker, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Lafleur Augustin, butcher, Church st Lafleur Joseph, laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Lafleur Louis, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Lafleur Thomas, Breton Flats Lafont Isaie, tinsmith, Nelson st Lafontaine Jos., painter, Gloucester st Lafontaine Maurice, laborer, Church st Lafontaine Mrs.Esther, wid Charles, Gloucester st Lafontaine Narcisse, laborer, McGee st Lafontaine Olivier, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Laframboise Jean, Parry st Laframboise Joseph, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Lafrance Antoine, bookbinder, St Patrick st Lafrance Baptiste, laborer, Ottawa st, Le Breton Flats Lafrance Frs.Xavier, laborer, Church st laborer, Broad st, Le Lafrance Joseph, ginger beer maker, St Andrew st Lafrance Joseph, laborer, Parry st Lafrance Louis, ookbinder Murray st Lafrance Louis, fisherman, Parry st Lafrance Louis, laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats LAFRANCE LOUIS H., hairdresse perfumery, collars, cuffs for shirts in liven and paper, fancy goods, &c., 55 Rideau st Lagacé Louis, laborer, Gloucester st Lagueux Jean, laborer, Water st Lahaise Aimé, joiner, Church st Lahaise Thomas, carpenter, cor Cath- cart and Cumberland sts Lahaye Joseph, painter, Murray st Lahaye Miss Lucie, seamstress, Murray st Lahaye Octave, baker, Parry st Lahaye Toussaint, mason, Napoleon st LAJOIE A.GERIN, assistant librarian of Parliament, House of Commons, Parliament buildings, Wellington st, I Besserer st Laliborté François, laborer, Church st Lalonde Alexandre, carpentor, Parry st Lalonde Alex., laborer, St Patrick st Lalonde Augustin, laborer, Broad st, Lo Breton Flats Lalonde & Durocher, grocers, Ottawa st north Lalonde Félix, raftsman, Church st Lalonde Joseph, laborer, Park st Lalonde Joseph,of Lalonde & Durocher, Ottawa st north Lalonde Mrs.Angèle, Church st Lalonde Mrs.Apolline, wid Luc, Parry st wid Félix, Lalonde Nazaire, shoemaker, Bolton st north Lamarche Joan Bte., laborer, Ottawa st north Lamarche Mrs.Lucio, wid Edouard, St Patriek st Lamarche Mrs.Rosalie, wid Charles, St Andrew st Lamb George, laborer, Chapel st Lamb John, engineer, Sparks st Lamb John, cacetaker military store house, foot of Canal locks Lamb Wm.A., shoemaker, 28 Sussex st Lambert François X., 2nd class clerk, adjutant general's office, department of militia and defence, Metcalfe st Lambert Miss Ellen, store, Richmond road Lambkin sergeant Thomas, pensioner, King st Lamontagne J.Bte., watchmaker, 21 Rideau st, h Clarence st Lamothe Miss Louise, laundress, Bolton st north Landreville Chas., carter, McTaggart st Landriau Frs.Xavier, tavern, Murray st Landriau Mrs.Lina, wid Jean, Clarence st Landrigan Richard, carpenter, King st Landry \u2014, laborer, Gloucester st Landry David, carter, Carrière st Landry Francois, laborer, Ottawa st north Landry Joseph, laborer, Nelson st Landry Louis, laborer, Nelson st Landry Maxime, laborer, Bolton st Lane Alfred W., copying clerk, registrar's office, Maria st n O'Connor st Lane George H., census staff, department ofagriculture, Maria st, n 0\u2019Con- nor st Lane Henry D.J., junior 2nd class clerk, department of militia and defence, Maria st n O'Connor st Lane Joel J, laborer, Ottawa st north Lane Mrs, Mary, wid James, Stewart st Lane rev.Bidwell, Episcopal methodist, Richmond roa Laneuville Benj., raftsman,St Andrew st Lang Arthur, laborer, Albert st, Richmond roa LANG ARTHUR W., painting establishment, flags, banners, signs and window shades, 58 Sparks st, h Bank st Lang Edward, carpenter, Albert st Lang George, laborer, Queen si, Le Breton Flats Lang James, confectioner and painter, 58} Sparks st Lang John, jun., painter, Elginst Lang Joh, sen, bds at Garrow's hotel, Dsep Out Lang Sts.Hannah Lang Robert, of W.R.Thistle Daly st Langdon Thomas, laborer, Kent st LANGEVIN E.J, deputy registrar and clerk of tho Crown in chancery, department of secretary of state for Canada, bds at Russell house, cor Elgin and Sparks sts LANGEVIN HON.HECTOR L., 0.B., Q.C., minister of public works, Departmental buildngs west, Wellington st, bds at Russell house, cor Elgin and Sparks sts Langford Abraham, tailor, John st Langford John H., bookseller and stationer, 240 Wellington st Langford John, superintendent Otiawa fire brignde, bity hall, h Vittoria st Langley James, bookbinder at James Hope & Co., bds at Albion hotel cor Daly and Nicholas sts Langlois Alfred, raftsman, St Andrew st Langlois Edouard, tavern, St Patrick st Langlois Louis, raftsman, Church st Langrell Joseph, clerk, Rideau st Langrell Thomas, chief of police, hall, Rideau st south LANGTON JOHN, auditor, finance department, and secretary Treasury Board, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st, h cor Cumberland and Wilbrod sts Langton Thomas, student at law, cor Cumberland and Wilbrod sts Lanigan D., clerk, department of agriculture and statistics, Brewery st, Hull Lantier Isidore, laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Laperrière Augustin, library clerk House of Commons, Wilbrod st Laperriére Hector, joiner, Murray st Lapierre André, laborer, Church st Lapierre Ernest A., grocer, Rideau st Lapierre Frs.X., hotel, 75 Sussex st LAPIERRE HORACE, barrister, &c., cor York and Sussex sts, h cor Murray and Cumberland sts Lapierre Romuald, tailor, Sussex st, h cor Murray and Cumberland sts Lapointe J.Bte., laborer, St Patrick st Lapointe Joseph, laborer, Cathcart st, Le Breton Flats Lapointe Moise, fish dealer, By ward market sq, bds at B.Perraults, St Patrick st Laporte Victor, grocer, and proprietor T'armers hotel, Rideau st Laporte Zéphirin, bds at Farmers hotel, Rideau st Laprade Alex., carpenter, Napoleon st Laprade Alex, laborer, Napoleon st Laprade Narcisse, laborer, Carrière lane Larabie Dosithé, cooper, Chapel st Larivière \u2014, raftsman, Ottawa st north Larivière Hernard B, Canada hotel and bowling saloon, Sussex st Larivière Frs, X., Inborer, St Andrew st Larivière Louis, laborer,Ottawn st north Larivière Mrs, Julin, wid Auguste, boarding house, Bank st Larivière Pierre, blncksmith, Murray st Larkin Matthew, mason, St Patrick st Larocque Alex., laborer, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Larocque Alphonse, boarding house, Murray st Larocque Ant, lumberman, Church st Lnrocque Frs.X,, Inborer, Gloucester st Larocque Ilenri, luborer, Middle st, Le Breton Flats grocery, Daly st is & Co.City ONTARIO.] DOMINION 601 DIRECTORY.OTTAWA.Larocque Jean, Chapel st Larocque Louis, laborer, Montreal st, Le Breton Flata Larocque Mrs, Buphémie, wid Joseph, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Larose Charles stonecutter, hds at Mrs.M.Murphy's, William at Larose Jean N., laborer, Water st Larose USeph, jun, stonecutler, hds at Mrs.M.Murphy's, William st Larose Joseph, sen., clerk of works, Parliament bui dings, bds at Mrs, M.Murphy's, William st Larose Télesphiore C., junior 2nd class clerk, adjutant gencral's office, de- artment of militia and defence, ideau st Larwill Edwin, inspector and measurer of fuel, public works department, hds at Mrs.Cabill's, opp City hall, Queen st Lasalle Odilon, laborer, St Andrew st Lassalle Michael, pilot, Murray st Latchford James, grocer, Richmond road Lathram Mrs, Jane, wid John, St Paul st Latimer Mrs.William, Wellington st Latour Emery, laborer, Church st Latreille Hyacinthe, laborer, Cathcart st, Le Breton Flats Latreille Jean Bte.laborer, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Latrimouille Antoine, Sussex st Latrimouille George, hotelkeeper, 122 and 124 Sussex st Latrimouille Octave, dry Sussex st, h St Patrick st Lander rev.John 8S.rector Christ church, ch of England, foot of Sparks st Laughton James, shoemaker, St Paul st Laurin Alfred, saloon, George st Laurin Joseph, laborer, Ottawa st, Le Breton Flats Laurin Narcisse, laborer, Carrière lane Laurin Stanislas, shoemaker, cor Car- ri¢re lane and Napoleon st Lauzon Alexandre, laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Lauzon André, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Lauzon Emmauuel, carter, King st Lauzon Exupère E., wood dealer, Bolton st, Letter O Lauzon Jean, carpenter, cor Dalhousie stand Murray st north Lauzon John laborer,Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Lauzon Manuel, carter, King st Lavallée Louis, laborer, Church st Lavnilée Solomon, raftsman, St Patrick st Laverdure Elisée G., tinsmith, William st, h Napoleon st Lavergno Pierre, laborer, St Andrew st Lavictoire Isidore, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Lavigne Baptiste, raftsman, Churcly st avigne George, shoemaker, St Patrick st Lavigne Joseph, laborer, Parry st Lavigne Joseph, wheelwright, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Laviolette Hilaire, raftsman, Church st Laviolette Louis, raftsman, Church st Luviolette Pierre, butcher, Murray st Lavoie Abraham, raftsnian, Bolton st, Letter O Law John, of Law & Johnston, Cath- cart st Law John, of Law & Johnston, Sher- Wood st, Le Breton Flats ww & Johnston, steam saw Queen st, Le Breton Flats hotelkeeper, 128 goods, 102 mill, Lawlor Richard S., of McLeod, Wright & Lawlor, resides in Aylmer Lawrence George, clerk, hds at R.Lawrence's, Bank st Lawrence Reuben, Bank st Lawrence Thomas, tailor, Duke st, Le Breton Flats, h Bank st Lawson Alexander J, photographic gallery, 56 Sparks st, h 0\u2019Connor st Lawson Thomas, moul er, r Concession line road, n Biddy st Leamy Mrs.Margaret, hoarding house, York st Leatherland Wm., stonecutter, King st Leathren Mrs.Jane, wid John,St Paul st Leavens D.R, & Co.jewellers, 73 Sussex st Leavens David R., of Chalmers & Co., andof D.R.Leavens & Co.,Albert st Leblanc Alfred, plasterer, 19 Clarence st Leblanc Français, laborer, St Andrew st wid James, Leblanc Joseph, carpenter, Dalhousie st Leblanc Joseph, tavern, 19 Clarence st Leblanc Jules, lahorer, Bolton st Leblanc Julien, joiner, Water st Leblanc Pierre, tavern, St Patrick st Leblanc Stephen, clerk, St Patrick st Lebuis Pierre.laborer, St Andrew st Leclaire Guillaume, millwright, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Leclaire Jean, blacksmith, Kingst Leclaire Mrs.Angèle, wid Louis, fruit Store, William st Leclaire Noël, laborer, St Andrew st Lectaire Théophile, butcher, cor St Andrew and Dalhousie sts Lecompte Francois X., laborer, King st Lecompte Joseph, carter, St Patrick st Lecompte Michel, laborer.Parry st Lecompte rev.P., professor Ottawa college, Wilbrod st Lecours Mrs., Biddy st Lecours Alexis, laborer, Church st Lecours Isidore, blacksmith, Dalhousie st, h Water st LECOURT JOSEPH P.M.architect and civil engineer, draughtsman Indian branch.department of secretary of state for the provinces, St Patrick st Leduc Miss Mary.milk dealer, Cumberland st Ledue Olivier, surveyor, St Andrew st Lee Joseph S., customs clerk.Maria st Lee Thomas, harnessmaker.cor St Paul aud Nicholas sts Lee U.C., station agent Canada Central railway, Le Breton Flats, h Victoria terrace, Richmond road Lee W.Horace, 2nd class clerk, privy council, Vittoria st LEE WILLIAM H.clerk.privy council, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st, h Vittoria st LEES & GEMMELL, barristers, &c., Nicholas st \u2018 Lees Robert, of Lees & Gemmell, county attorney, township of Nepean Lefebvre Alfred, clerk, bds at Mrs.E.Robitaille\u2019s, cor Bank and Sparks sts Lefebvre L., clerk, publie Works de- partiment, Sparks st Broa: Lefebvre Narcisse, laborer, Le Breton Flats Lefebvre Théodore, printor,St Patrick st Légaré Joseph, laborer, Division st Légaré Pierre, raftsman, St Patrick st -Legault dit Deslauriers Mrs.V ictoire, wid François X., Ottawa st north Legendre Rémi, laborer, Queen st, Le Breton Flats Léger Charles, pilot, Catheart st Leggo Alpheus H., carpenter, Rideau st d st, Leggo Christopher, M.D., Rideau st Leggo John, dentist, 49 Sparks st, L Maria st Leitch Thomas, laborer, Catheart st Lemaitre George, cabinetmaker, Cumberland st Lemaitre George H., bookbinder, St Andrew st Lemay J.Bte., laborer, Ottawa st north Lemay Oct., blacksmith, St Andrew st Lemieux Edmond, joiner, Church st Lemieux François, of Hunter, Rose & Co., Metcalfe st Lemieux J.E., office keeper, department of agriculture and statistics, Ottawa st north Lemieux Joseph, clerk, Ottawa st Lemieux Miss Delphine, dressmaker, York st Lemieux Napoléon, shoemaker, St Andrew st LEMOINE JUCHEREAU De ST DENIS, trapslator and sergeant-at- arms of the Senate, Parliament buildings, Wellington st, h Daly st Lemoine James, 3rd class clerk, post office depariment, savings bank branch, bds at Mrs.Robitaille\u2019s cor Bank and Sparks sts Lemoine Mrs.James, Queen st, Le Breton Flats LeMOINE ROBERT, deputy clerk.clerk assisiant, master in chancery and chief French translator of the Senate, Parliament buildings, Wel- lingion st, h Daly st Lemonde Joseph, speaker's messenger House of Commons, resides at Baic St Paul, Que.Lennox Robert.waggonmaker, Queen st Léonard Antoine, St Patrick st .Lepage Antoine, engineer.St Patrick st Lepage Chas., painter, Ottawa st north Lepage Francois, laborer, Ottawa st, Le Breton Flats Lepers rev.F.professor Ottawa college, Wilbrod st .Lépine Jean Bte., laborer, St Patrick st Lépine Joseph, cabinetmalker.Murray st Lépine Maxime.raftsman.Dalhousie st Lepite Louis, laborer, William st LEPROHON J.PHILIPPE.clerk of controverted elections, House of Commons, Stewart st bet Cumberland and King sts Leroux Frs.X., carpenter.Parry st Leroy Pierre, laborer, Park st Lescault Onésime, laborer, Parry st Leslie Henry.pressman.Park st Leslie John, clerk Bank of Montreal, bds at Mrs.Chesley\u2019s, Maria st Leslie John, watchmaker and jeweller, 27 Sparks st JU Lespérance Charles H., tailor, Wellington st, h Ottawa st north Lessard Alexis, grocer, cor St Joseph st and Ottawa st north Lessard David, cor Dalhousie and St Andrew sts Lessard J.Arthur.grocer, St Andrew st cor Dalhousie st Lester George, bricklayer, Parry st Lester J.Richard, bricklayer.Parry st LESUEUR PETER, superintendent money order branch, post office department, Departmental buildings west, Wellingtou st, h Kent st LeSUEUR WILLIAM D.1st class clerk, ost office department, Albert st ichmond road Léteau George, grocer, Murray st Lethbridge Albert A.E., student at law, bds at Mrs.Henderson's, John st n Vittoria st OTTAWA.McKenna Francis, laborer, cor Murray and Dalhousie sts > McKenna Mrs.Mary, tavernkeeper, 66 Sparks st McKenna Neil, laborer, Murray st McKenrick \u2014, Division st McKenzie Alfred, carpenter, Queen st McKenzie captain Robert, forwarder, Middle st, Le Breton Flats McKeown John, laborer, King st McKillican James, foreman, Montreal st, Le Breton Flats McKillop Archibald, laborer, Maria st McKinnon James, culler, Queen st McKinnon John R.salesman, Maria st McKINNON NEIL, sen, produce broker, general commission merchant and insurance agent, wholesale and retail dealer in flour, feed, pork, &c., 414 Sparks st, h Maria st McKinnon Neil, jun., salesman, Maria st McKinstry Robert, carpenter, Queen st McLaren John, tailor, Gloucester st McLaren rev.William, Canada presbyterian, Daly st McLaren Robert, laborer, Centre st McLarnon Daniel, flour and provisions, cor Rideau and Cumberland sts McLaughlin Henry, Dalhousie st McLaughlin James, shoemaker, Dal- housie st McLaughlin John, foreman, Richmond road McLaughlin John, laborer, Concession line road n Centre st McLaughlin Patrick, laborer, Dalhousie McLaughlin Robert, wood turner, Sussex st, h Bolton st, Letter O McLaughlin Samuel, photographer, ublic works department, Maria st n etcalfe st McLean CR.teacher of penmanship Ottawa Business college, bds at H.McLean's, Elgin st \u2018McLean Hector, auctioneer, land agent and commission merchant, 18 Sparks st, Centre town, h cor Gloucester and Metcalfe sts McLean Hector, trader, York st McLean Hugh, clerk, Elgin st McLean Nell W., English clerk and clerk of private bills of the Senate, Maria st McLennan Mrs.Ann, wid Duncan, Union sq, Albert st McLeod Malcolm, of McLeod, Wright & Lawlor, resides in Aylmer, Que.McLEOD, WRIGHT & LAWLOR, advocates, &c., province of Quebec, opp Russell house, Sparks st, and in Ayl- mer, Que.McMahon Mark, tinsmith, bds at Cale- dona hotel, York st McMahon Michael, laborer, Gloucester st, Centre town McMahon William, clerk, bds at Union house, Elgin st McManus James, laborer, Murray st McMartin Peter, Church st McMaster Duncan, saddler, York st McMICKEN GILBERT, stipendiary magistrate and commissioner of police, Daly st McMillan Alex., laborer, William st McMillan John, assistant master City of Ottawa Grammar school, Bank street road McMullan Mrs.Margaret, wid Archibald, Cathcart sy cor Cathcart st McMullen John, carpenter, Stewart st McMullen Peter, tailor, Stewart st McMullin Richard, blacksmith, Bank st McMurtry Samuel A.teller Ontario bank, Theodore st DOMINION 604 DIRECTORY.McNab J, 2nd class junior clerk, post office department, Wellington st McNaughton Duncan, carpenter, Stewart st McNaughton Malcolm, managing director Montreal and Ottawa forwarding Co, resides in New Edinburgh McNaughton Michael, doorkeeper, privy council, cor York and Cumberland sts MoNEILL LIEUT.COLONEL J.C, V.C., military secretary to governor general, Rideau hall McNider William J., ledger keeper Ontario bank, bds at Mrs.Wade's, O'Connor st MeNulty Hugh, contractor, cor Queen and Cathcart sts, Le Breton Flats McNulty William, laborer, Church st McPhail rev.Daniel, Baptist, Edward st, Richmond road McPhee Alexander, farmer, Stewart st McPhee Archibald, laborer, Dalliousie - st McPhee E.R., law student, Augusta st McPherson Samuel, grocer and blacksmith, Albert st, Richmond road McPherson Samuel, stage driver, bds at British Lion hotel, 61 Sparks st McQuade Daniel, grocer, Duke st, Le Breton Flats McQuaid Alexander, laborer, York st McQueen William, clerk, Parry st McQuinn Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Peter, King st McRae John, laborer, Bay st McRAE JOHN W., agent Ottawa and Rideau Forwarding Co., bds at J.Carruthers\u2019, Sherwood st McVitty William, sergeant Ottawa police, Queen st, Le Breton Flats Magdalene Asylum, under the care of the sisters of our Lady of Charity of refuge, mother Mary of St Jérôme, superioress, Park st Magee Charles, of Magee & Russell, 1 Sparks place, Albert st Magee Misses, cor Besserer and Cumberland sts AMAGEE & RUSSELL, wholesale and retail dry goods, 29 Sparks st, and opp Russell house, Elgin st Magee William L., assistant book- keeper, marine and fisheries department, Theodore st Mahen Joseph, laborer, Chapel st Mahen Michael, Chapel st Maher Christopher,pensioner, Burrows st Maheux Antoine, laborer, Ottawa st, Le Breton Flats Maheux Joseph, laborer, Gloucester st Maheux Louis, laborer, Ottawa st, Le Breton Flats Maheux Moise, laborer, St Andrew st Mahon John, mason, Murrdy st Mahon Martin, blacksmith, Dalhousie st, h King st Malion Mrs.J.H., teacher, King st Mahoney Florence, laborer, St Patrick st Mahoney James, laborer, Nepean st Maloney John, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Mailloux Edouard, laborer, Cathcart st, Le Breton Flats Mailloux George A., lst class clerk, customs department, Sussex st Mailloux Moise, laborer, St Andrew st Main Andrew, King st Maingy li.A., 8rd class clerk, post office department, resides in New Edinburgh \u2019 Maingy W.À, clerk, Rideau st Mainville Charles, laborer, Cathcart st, Le Breton Flats [PROVINCE OF Major Honoré, laborer, Lie Breton Flats Mallet Miss Adele, & Co.dressmakers, Clarence st n Sussex st Malloch Mrs.Edward, Richmond road Malone Maurice, forwarder, Head st, Le Breton Flats Maloney Bartholomew, laborer, St Pal- rick st Maloney James, school teacher, Clarence 8t Maloney Lawrence, printer, Murray st Maloney William, trader, 94 Clarence st Manchester David, clerk, Queen st Mandeville Frangois, mason, Cumberland st Mann Andrew, bookkeeper, bds at Mathew\u2019s hotel, York st MANN BROTHERS, wholesale and retail hardware, 45 Sparks st cor Met- calfe st Manu Griffidus, Metcalfe st Mann James T.of Mann Brothers, Metcalfe st Mann Patrick, laborer, Centre st Manners Joseph, laborer, Cathcart st Manning John, laborer, Besserer st Manning Michael, laborer, Gloucester st, Concession line road Mansfield Pierce, innkeeper, Ottawa st Manson Christian, tailor, Clarence st Manuel John, clerk, bds at A.Gil- mour\u2019s, Vittoria st MARA EDWARD A.architect and atent right solicitor, cor Elgin and Kparks sts, h Slater n Metcalfe st.See Adv Marcotte Francois, laborer, Cathcart st, Le Breton Flats Marier Pierre, stonecutter, King st Marin rev.L., professor Ottawa college, Wilbrod st MARINE AND FISHERIES DEPARTMENT, hon.Peter Mitchell, minister of marine and fisheries; William Smith, deputy, Departmental building west, Wellington st Marion Gédéon, baker, St Andrew st Marion rev.Jules, master of studies Ottawa college, Wilbrod st : Marion Solomon, carpenter, Murray st Mark James, boom master Queen st, Lo Breton Flats Market hotel, M.Barrett, proprietor, York st Marna James, Ottawa st,Le Breton Flats Marois Mrs.Louise, wid Moise, York st MARRIAGE LICENSES, Agar Yeild- ing, issuer, office St Lawrence hotel, cor Rideau and Nicholag sts Marrs Mrs.Ellen, wid Lewis, Augusta st Marsais Jacques, clerk, Sussex st Marshall Thomas, tailor, Rideau st of Mann Brothers, - Marshall Wm, IL, upholsterer, Maria st Marshall William J., lessee and manager Her Majesty's theatre, h cor » O'Connor and Marin sts Martel Jean, butcher, stall 6 By ward market, h 80 Clarence st Martel Joseph, mason, Ottawa st north Martel Mrs.Margaret, wid Pierre, Murray st Martens rev.Theodore, bursar Ottawa college, Wilbrod st Martin Alexander, assistant dentist, 46 Sparks st Martin Oharles A., dentist, 52 Sussex st Martin Daniel, foreman, Bridge st, Lo Breton Flats Martin Dr.Oliver, surgeon dentist, 46 Sparks st, bds at Russell house, cor Elgin and Sparks sts Martin Henry J., baker, Albert st, Richmond road ONTARIO.] DOMINION 401 DIRECTORY.OTTAWA.Larocque Jean, Chapel st Larocque Louis, laborer, Montreal st, Le Breton Flats Larocque Mrs, Euphémie, wid Joseph, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Larose Charles, stonecutter, bds at Mrs.M.Murphy's, William st Larose Jean N., Iaborer, Water st Larose Joseph, jun, stonecutier, bds at Mrs.M.Murphy's, William st Larose Joseph, sen., clerk of works, Parliament buildings, bds at Mrs.M.Murphy's, William st Larose Télesphore C., junior 2nd class clerk, adjutant general's office, de- artment of militia and defence, ideau gt Larwill Edwin, inspector and measurer of fuel, public works department, bds at Mrs.Cahill's, opp City hall, Queen st Lasalle Odilon, laborer, St Andrew st Lassalle Michael, pilot, Murray st Latohford James, grocer, Richmond roa Lathrant Mrs.Jane, wid John, St Paul st Latimer Mrs.William, Wellington st Latour Emery, laborer, Church st Latreille Hyacinthe, laborer, Cathcart st, Le Breton Flats Latreille Jean Bte.,laborer, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Latrimouille Antoine, hotelkeeper, 128 Sussex st Latrimouille George, hotelkveper, 122 and 124 Sussex st Latrimouille Octave, dry goods, 102 Sussex st, h St Patrick st Lauder rev.John S., rector Christ church, ch of England, foot of Sparks st Laughton James, shoemaker, St Paul st Laurin Alfred, saloon, George st Laurin Joseph, laborer, Ottawa st, Le Breton Flats Laurin Narcisse, laborer, Carriére lane Laurin Stanislas, shoemaker, cor Carrière lane and Napoleon st Lauzon Alexandre, laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Lauzon André, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Lauzon Emmanuel, carter, King st Lauzon Exupère E., wood dealer, Bolton st, Letter O Lauzon Jean, carpenter, cor Dalhousie stand Murray st north Lauzon John, laborer,Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Lauzon Manuel, carter, King st Lavallée Louis, laborer, Church st Lavallée Solomon, raftsman, St Patrick st Laverdure Elisée G., tinsmith, William st, | Napoleon st Lavergne Pierre, laborer, St Andrew st Lavictoire Isidore, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats : Lavigne Baptiste, raftsman, Church st Lavigne George, shoemaker, St Patrick st Lavigne Joseph, laborer, Parry st Lavigue Joseph, wheelwright, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Laviolette Hilaire, raftsman, Church st Lavintette Louis, raftsman, Church st Laviolette Pierre, butcher, Murray st Lavoie Abraham, raftsman, Bolton st, Letter O Law John, of Law & Johnston, Cath- cart st Law John, of Law & Johnston, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Law & Johnston, steam saw mill, Queen st, Le Broton Flats Lawlor Richard 8, of McLeod, Wright & Lawlor, resides in Aylmer Lawrence George, clerk, bds at R.Lawrence's, Bank st Lawrence Reuben, Bank st Lawrence Thomas, tailor, Duke st, Le Breton Flats, h Bank st Lawson Alexander J., photographic gallery, 56 Sparks st, h O'Connor st Lawson Thomas, moulder, r Concession line road, n Biddy st Leamy Mrs.Margaret, wid James, boarding house, York st Leatherland Wm., stonecutter, King st Leathren Mrs.Jane, wid John,St Paul st Leavens D.R., & Co., jewellers, 73 Sussex st Leavens David R., of Chalmers & Co., and of D.R.Leavens & Co.,Albert st Leblanc Alfred, plasterer, 19 Clarence st Leblanc Francais, laborer, St Andrew st Leblanc Joseph; carpenter, Dalhousie st Leblanc Joseph, tavern, 19 Clarence st Leblanc Jules, laborer, Bolton st Leblanc Julien, joiner, Water st Leblanc Pierre, tavern, St Patrick st Leblanc Stephen, clerk, St Patrick st Lebuis Pierre, laborer, $t Andrew st Leclaire Guillaume, millwright, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Leclaire Jean, blacksmith, King st Leclaire Mrs.Angèle, wid Louis, fruit store, William st Leclaire Noël, laborer, St Andrew st Leclaire Théophile, butcher, cor St Andrew and Dalhousie sts Lecompte François X., laborer, King st Lecompte Joseph, carter, St Patrick st Lecompte Michel, laborer, Party st Lecompte rev.P., professor Ottawa college.Wilbrod st Lecours Mrs., Biddy st Lecours Alexis, laborer, Church st Lecours Isidore, blacksmith, Dalhousie st, h Water st LECOURT JOSEPH P.M., architect and civil engineer, draughtsman Indian branch, department of secretary of state for the provinces, St Patrick st Leduc Miss Mary, milk dealer, Cumberland st Leduc Olivier, surveyor, St Andrew st Lee Joseph S., customs clerk, Maria st Lee Thomas, harnessmaker, cor St Paul and Nicholas sts Lee U.C, station agent Canada Central railway, Le Breton Flats, h Vie- toria terrace, Richmond road Lee W.Horace, 2nd class clerk, privy council, Vittoria st LEE WILLIAM H, clerk, privy council, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st, h Vittoria st LEES & GEMMELL, barristers, &c., Nicholas st Lees Robert, of Lees & Gemmell, county attorney, township of Nepean Lefebvre Alfred, clerk, bds at Mrs.E.Robitaille's, cor Bank and Sparks sts Lefebvre L., clerk, public Works department, Sparks st Lefebvre Narcisse, laborer, Le Breton Flats Lefebvre Théodore, printer,St Patrick st Légaré Joseph, laborer, Division st Légaré Pierre, raftsman, St Patrick st Legault dit Deslauriers Mrs.Victoire, wid François X., Ottawa st north Legendre Rémi, laborer, Queen st, Le reton Flats Léger Charles, pilot, Cathcart st Leggo Alpheus H., carpenter, Rideau st Broa st, Leggo Christopher, M.D., Rideau st Leggo John, dentist, 49 Sparks st, h Maria st Leitch Thomas, laborer, Cathcart st Lemaitre George, cabinetmaker, Cumberland st Lemaitre George H., bookbinder, St Andrew st Lemay J.Bte., laborer, Ottawa st north Lemay Oct., blacksmith, St Andrew st Lemieux Edmond, joiner, Church st Lemieux Francois, of Hunter, Rose & Co., Metcalfe st Lemieux J.E., office keeper, department of agriculture and statistics, Ottawa st north Lemieux Joseph, clerk, Ottawa st Lemieux Miss Delphine, dressmaker, York st Lemieux Napoléon, shoemaker, St Andrew st LeMOINE JUCHEREAU De ST DENIS, translator and sergeant-at- arms of the Senate, Parliament buildings, Wellington st, h Daly st Lemoine James, 3rd class clerk, post office department, savings bank branch, bds at Mrs.Robitaille\u2019s cor Bank and Sparks sts Lemoine Mrs.James, Queen st, Le Breton Flats LEMOINE ROBERT, deputy clerk, clerk assistant, master in chancery and chief French translator of the Senate, Parliament buildings, Wellington st, h Daly st Lemonde Joseph, speaker's messenger House of Commons, resides at Baie St Paul, Que.Lennox Robert, waggonmaker, Queen st Léonard Antoine, St Patrick st Lepage Antoine, engineer, St Patrick st Lepage Chas., painter, Ottawa st north Lepage Francois, laborer, Ottawa st, Le Breton Flats Lepers rev.F., professor Ottawa college, Wilbrod st .Lépine Jean Bte., laborer, St Patrick st Lépine Joseph, cabinetmaker, Murray st Lépine Maxime, raftsman, Dalhousie st Lepite Louis, laborer, William st LEPROHON J.PHILIPPE, clerk of controverted elections, House of Commons, Stewart st bet Cumberland and King sts Leroux Frs.X,, carpenter, Parry st Leroy Pierre, laborer, Park st Lescauli Onésime, laborer, Parry st Leslie Henry, pressman, Park st Leslie John, clerk Bank of Montreal, bds at Mrs.Chesley\u2019s, Maria st Leslie John, watchmaker and jeweller, 27 Sparks st Lespérance Charles H., tailor, Wellington st, h Ottawa st north Lessard Alexis, grocer, cor St Joseph st and Ottawa st north Lessard David, cor Dalhousie and St Andrew sts Lessard J.Arthur, grocer, St Andrew st cor Dalhousie st Lester George, bricklayer, Parry st Lester J.Richard, bricklayer, Parry st LeSUEUR PETER, superintendent money order branch, post office department, Departmental buildings west, Wellingtou st, b Kent st LeSUEUR WILLIAM Dist class clerk, post office department, Albert st ichmond road Léteau George, grocer, Murray st Lethbridge Albert A.E., student at law, bds at Mrs.Henderson's, John st n Vittoria st OTTAWA.McKenna Francis, laborer, cor Murray and Dalhousie sts McKenna Mrs.Mary, tavernkeeper, 66 Sparks st McKenna Neil, laborer, Murray st McKenrick \u2014, Division st McKenzie Alfred, carpenter, Queen st McKenzie captain Robert, forwarder, Middle st, Le Breton Flats McKeown John, laborer, King st MecKillican James, foreman, Montreal st, Le Breton Flats McKillop Archibald, laborer, Maria st McKinnon James, culler, Queen st McKinnon Jolin R., salesman, Maria st McKINNON NEIL, sen.produce broker, general commission merchant and insurance agent, wholesale and retail dealer in flour, feed, pork, &e., 414 Sparks st, h Maria st McKinnon Neil, jun., salesman, Maria st McKinstry Robert, carpenter, Queen st McLaren John, tailor, Gloucester st McLaren rev.William, Canada presbyterian, Daly st McLaren Robert, laborer, Centre st McLarnon Daniel, flour and provisions, cor Rideau and Cumberland sts McLaughlin Henry, Dalhousie st McLaughlin James, shoemaker, Dal- housie st McLaughlin John, foreman, Richmond roa McLaughlin John, laborer, Concession line road n Centre st McLaughlin Patrick, laborer, Dalhousie McLaughlin Robert, wood turner, Sussex st, h Bolton st, Letter O McLaughlin Samuel, photographer, public works department, Maria stn Metcalfe st McLean CR.teacher of penmanship Ottawa Business college, bds at H.McLean's, Elgin st McLean Hector, auctioneer, land agent and commission merchant, 18 Sparks st, Centre town, h cor Gloucester and Metcalfe sts McLean Hector, trader, York st McLean Hugh, clerk, Elgin st McLean Neil W, English clerk and clerk of private bills of the\u2019Senate, Maria st McLennan Mrs.Ann, wid Duncan, Union sq, Albert st #8 McLeod Malcolm, of McLeod, Wright & Lawlor, resides in Aylmer, Que, McLEOD, WRIGHT &§LAWLOR, advocates, &c., province of Quebec, opp Russell house, Sparks st, and in Ayl- mer, Que.MeMahon Mark, tinsmith, bds at Caledonia hotel, York st McMahon Michael, laborer, Gloucester st, Centre town MeMahon William, clerk, bds at Union house, Elgin st MeManus James, laborer, Murray st McMartin Peter, Church st McMaster Duncan, saddler, York st McMIOKEN GILBERT, stipendiary magistrate and commissioner of pu- lice, Daly st MeMillan Alex, laborer, William st McMillan John, assistant master City of Ottawa Grammar school, Bank street roa McMullan Mrs.Margaret, wid Archibald, Cathcart sq cor Catheart st McMullen John, carpenter, Stewart st McMullen Peter, tailor, Stewart st McMullin Richard, blacksmith, Bank st McMurtry Samuel A.teller Ontario bank, Theodore st DOMINION 604 DIRECTORY.McNab J, 2nd class junior clerk, post office department, Wellington st McNaughton Duncan, carpenter, Stewart st \u2018 McNaughton Malcolm, managing director Montreal and Ottawa forwarding Co., resides in New Edinburgh McNaughton Michael, doorkeeper, privy council, cor York and Cumberland sts MoNEILL LIEUT.COLONEL J.C, V.C., military secretary to governor general, Rideau hall MeNider William J., ledger keeper Ontario bank, bds at Mrs.Wade's, O'Connor st MeNulty Hugh, contractor, cor Queen and Catheart sts, Le Breton Flats MeNulty William, laborer, Church st McPhail rev.Daniel, Baptist, Edward st, Richmond road McPhee Alexander, farmer, Stewart st McPhee Archibald, laborer, Dalhousie st McPhee E.R,, law student, Augusta st McPherson Samuel, grocer and blacksmith, Albert st, Richmond road McPherson Samuel, stage driver, bds at British Lion hotel, 61 Sparks st McQuade Daniel, grocer, Duke st, Le Breton Flats McQuaid Alexander, laborer, York st McQueen William, clerk, Parry st McQuinn Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Peter, King st McRae John, laborer, Bay st McRAE JOHN W., agent Ottawa and Rideau Forwarding Co., bds at J.Carruthers\u2019, Sherwood st McVitty William, sergeant Ottawa police, Queen st, Le Breton Flats Magdalene Asylum, under the care of the sisters of our Lady of Clarity of refuge, mother Mary of St Jérôme, superioress, Park st Magee Charles, of Magee & Russell, 1 Sparks place, Alhert st Magee Misses, cor Besserer and Cumberland sts MAGEE & RUSSELL, wholesale and retail dry goods, 29 Sparks st, and opp Russell house, Elgin st Magee William L., assistant bookkeeper, marine and fisheries department, Theodore st Mahen Joseph, laborer, Chapel st Maben Michael, Chapel st Maher Christopher,pensioner, Burrows st Maheux Antoine, laborer, Ottawa st, Le Breton Flats Maheux Joseph, laborer, Gloucester st Maheux Louis, laborer, Ottawa st, Le Breton Flats Maheux Moise, laborer, St Andrew st Mahon John, mason, Murray st Mahon Martin, blacksmith, Dalhousie st, h King st Malion Mrs.J.I, teacher, King st Mahoney Florence, laborer, St Patrick st \u2019 Mahoney James, laborer, Nopean st Mahoney John, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Mailloux Edouard, laborer, Catheart st, Le Breton Flats Mailloux George A., 1st class clerk, customs department, Sussex st Mailloux Moise, laborer, St Andrew st Main Andrew, King st Maingy E.A, 8rd class clerk, post office department, resides in New Edinburgh Maingy W.A, clerk, Ridean st Mainville Charles, laborer, Cathcart st, Le Breton Flats [PROVINCE OF Major Honoré, laborer, Le Breton Flats Mallet Miss Adele, & Co.dressmakers, Clarence stn Sussex st Malloch Mrs.Edward, Richmond road Malone Maurice, forwarder, Head st, Lo Breton Flats Maloney Bartholomew, laborer, St Patrick st Maloney James, school teacher, Clar- encest Maloney Lawrence, printer, Murray st Muloney William, trader, 94 Clarence st Manchester David, clerk, Queen st Mandeville Frangois, \u2018mason, Cumberland st , Mann Andrew, bookkeeper, bds at Mathew's hotel, York st MANN BROTHERS, wholesale and retail hardware, 45 Sparks st cor Met- calfe st Mann Griffidus, Metcalfe st Mann James T., of Mann Brothers, Metcalfe st Mann Patrick, laborer, Centre st Manners Joseph, laborer, Catheart st Manning John, {aborer, Besscrer st Manning Michael, laborer, Gloucester st, Concession line road Mansfield Pierce, innkeeper, Ottawa st Manson Christian, tailor, Clarence st Manuel John, clerk, bds at A.Gil- mour\u2019s, Vittoria st MARA EDWARD A., architect and potent right solicitor, cor Elgin and Sparks sts, h Slater n Metcalfe st.See Adv Marcotte l'rancois, laborer, Cathcart st, Le Breton Flats Marier Pierre, stonecutter, King st Marin rev.L., professor Ottawa college, Wilbrod st MARINE AND FISHERIES DEPARTMENT, hon.Peter Mitchell, minister of marine and fisheries; William Smith, deputy, Departmental building west, Wellington st Marion Gédéon, baker, St Andrew st Marion rev.Jules, master of studies Ottawa college, Wilbrod st Marion Solomon, carpenter, Murray st Mark James, boom master Queen st, Le Breton Flats Market hotel, York st Marna James, Ottawa st, Le Breton Flats Marois Mrs.Louise, wid Moise, York st MARRIAGE LICENSES, Agar Yeild- ing, issuer, office St Lawrence hotel, cor Rideau and Nicholas sts Marrs Mrs.Ellen, wid Lewis, Augusta st Marsais Jacques, clerk, Sussex st Marshall Thomas, tailor, Rideau st Marshall Wm.IL, upholsterer, Marin st Marshall William J., lessee and manu- ger Ter Majesty's theatre, h cor O'Connor and Maria sts Martel Jean, butcher, stall 6 By ward market, h 80 Clarence st Martel Joseph, mason, Ottawa st north Martel Mrs, Margaret,wid Pierre, Murray st Martens rev.Theodore, bursar Ottawa college, Wilbrod st Martin Alexander, assistant dentist, 46 Sparks st Martin Qharles A., dentist $52 Sussex st Martin Daniel, foroman, Bridgo st, Le Breton Flats Martin\u2019 Dr.Oliver, surgeon dentist, 46 of Mnnn Brothers, M.Barrett, proprietor, Sparks st, bds at Russell house, cor Elgin and Sparks sts Martin Tlonry J., baker, Albert st, Richmond road i ONTARIO.] DOMINION 605 DIRECTORY.OTTAWA.Martin Félix, laborer, Park st MARTIN J., & CO.wholesale and retail grocers, Sussex and Rideau sts Martin Jus., of J.Martin & Co., Sussex st Martin John, messenger, Quebec bank, Wellington st Martin Louis, juiner, Augusta st Martin Miss June, store, Wellington st Martin Thomas, flour store, 69 and T1 Rideau st, h cor Rideau and Dalhousie sts Martin William S., government detective, bds at J.Montgomery's, Wellington st MARTINEAU EUGENE, J.P.alderman, dry goods and clothing, cor Sussex und Clarence sts, bh Murray st Martineau Hugh, clerk, bds at Eugène Murtineau\u2019s, Murray st Martineuu Joseph, policeman, Murray st Martineau Mrs.Sophie, wid Jean B., tavern, Murray st .Mary of St Jérôme mother, superioress Magdalene asylum, Park st Mary of the Conception sister, directress St Bridget's school, Wellington st Mason George, boatbuilder, Head st, Le Breton Flats Mason John, carpenter, Ottawa st north Mason John, laborer, St Patrick st Mason Joh, plasterer, Gloucester st Mason Robt.boat builder, Head st, Le Breton Flats Mason William, boat builder, Head st, Le Breton Flats Mason William J., printer, hds at Mrs.Loverin\u2019s, Rideau st Massé Janvier, clerk, Church st Massey J.W., Medical hall, 28 Sparks st Massicotte Augustin, carriagemaker, 30 Clarence st Masson Andrew, flour and provisions, Wellington st Masson Donald, bricklayer, Theodore st Masson Hugh, blacksmith, George st, h Stewart st Matha Charles, laborer, Gloucester st Matha Isaje, carpenter, Church st Matha Pierre, laborer, Water st Matha Solomon, carpenter, Rose st Matha Xavier, laborer, Gloucester st Mathé Félix, laborer, Church st Matheson Christian, tailor, Clarence st Matheson D., 2nd class clerk, post office department, Savings bank branch, ater st n Elgin st MATHESON W.MARSHALL, barrister and master in chancery, cor St Paul and Nicholas sts, h Albert st Mathewman Arthur, painter, Elgin st Mathews Jas., carpenter, Richmond road Mathews John, carpenter, Division st Mathews John H., carpenter, Division st Mathews Thos, hotel, York st n Sussex st Mathewson Henry A,governuent clerk, Bank of Montreal, bds at Mrs, Browu's, Gloucester st, Cartier sq Mathieu Mrs, Joséphine, wid Jean B, Bolton st Matthews Alexander, carpenter, Bank st Matthews Bevin, carpenter, Bank st Matthews J ames, earpenter, Bank st Mathews James, contractor, cor Chapel nnd Stewart sts Matthews John, carpenter, Edward st, Richmond rond Matthews Robt, stonceutter, Thevdore st, Sandy hill Maurice Joseph, laborer, Dalhousie ot Maxwell Mrs, Frances, wid James, Rideau st May George, leather, shoe findings, saddlery, hardware, § ty 31 Sussex st, h Albert st May Michael J, Wellington Market sq MAY REV.JOHN, ch of England, principal Ottawa Commercial school, Queen st, h Sparks st n Hugh st Mayé Pierre, carpenter, Gloucester st Mayes G., copper plate printer, Bank st Mead Miss M., dressmaker, Clarence st MEADOWS H., & C0., manufacturers of tin, sheet iron, copper ware, stoves, house furnishings, &c., 35 Sussex st Meadows Henry, of H.Meadows & Co, George st Measam F., check clerk inland revenue department, Metcalfe st cor Sparks st Meilleur Calixte, laborer, cor Buse and Napoleon sts Meilleur Gédéon, laborer, Gloucester st Melançon Antoine, laborer, King st Mellon Barney, steward, Russell house, cor Elgin and Sparks sts Meloche Charles, laborer, St Andrew st Ménard Baptiste, laborer, Church st Ménard Joseph, laborer, Cathcart st, Le Breton Flats Menihan Patrick, laborer.St Patrick st MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA, Thomas Kirby, manager, Metcalfe st MEREDITH EDMUND A, under secretary of state for the provinces, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st, bh King st Méringer Mrs.Adélaide, wid Antoine, Cumberland st Méringer Mrs.Narcisse, wid Charles, Water st Merrick M., salesman, bds at J.Brown's, Queen st Merrifield Wm.J., mason.Clarence st Merrill Horace, of N.S.Blasdell & Co.superintendent Ottawa River works, cor Bridge and Duke sts Merrill Horace B., planing mill, Duke st, Le Breton Flats Merriêt John.laborer.William st Merron Alexander, laborer, Vittoria st Merryman Charles, plasterer.Ottawa st Messier Jean.clerk.Church st METCALFE JOSEPH, dry goods and clothing.61 Sparks st.h O'Connor st Metropolitan Building and Savings society, James Cox, secretary-treasurer.cor Elgin and Sparks sts Metropolitan chop house, Patrick O'Meara, proprietor, 5 Rideau st Metté Pierre.laborer.St Joseph st Meunier Benj.laborer.St Andrew st Meunier François, stonecutter, King st Miall Edward, jun.accountant, inland revenue department, bds at Russell house, cor Blain and Sparks sts MICHAELS HENRY, tobacconist, cor Elgin and Sparks sts, bds at Dr.MeConnell's, cor Market sq and Wellington st Michaelson Jos.B., crockery and fancy goods, 60 Rideau st, h 26 Rideau st Michaud C.E., draughtsman, public works department, Sussex st opp the cathedral Michaud Joseph, laborer, Ottawa st, Le Breton Flats Michaud Xavier, hewer, Ottawa st, Le Breton Flats Miles Charles, brickmaker, Dalhousie st MILES EDMUND, Parliament hair dressing saloon, 7 Russell house block, Sparks st, h Elgin st.See {de page 12 Militwy store house, John Lamb, care taker, Locks foot of Canal MILITIA DEPARTMENT, hon.Sir George E.Cartier, baronet, minister of militia and defence : major George Futvoye, deputy, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st Milks Charles, lahorer, Parry st Miller Benjamin, laborer, St Andrew st Miller Fernand, carpenter, Redpath st Miller James, laborer, Queen st Miller Mra.Alexander, milliner and dressmaker, Victoria st n Kent st Miller Mrs.Margaret, wid John H.,, Wellington st Fp Miller Peter, second English clerk of the Senate Miller Robert, printer, cor Ottawa and St Paul sts, resides in New Edinburgh Miller Robert D., driver, Clarence st Miller William, laborer, Bolton st.*Letter O Milliken John, barnessmaker, bds at P.Wrights, Wellington st n Bay st Mills À.K.& W.J., marble and slate works, cor Bank and Sparks sts Mills Alexander.cabinetmaker, Albert =t Mills Andrew K., of A.K.& W.J.Mills.Queen st Mills Francis H.fruit store, 93 Rideau st, h Murray st Mills J., barkeeper Albion hotel, cor Daly and Nicholas sts, h Sally st Mills John, fruit dealer, 93 Rideau st Mills Mrs.Anne, milliner and, dressmaker, 32 Sparks st Mills Mrs.Jane, wid John, Mills Samuel, shoemaker, and Dalbousie sts Mills Thomas, laborer, Centre st Mills William, bookkeeper, ordnance lands branch, department of secretary of state for Canada, George st Mills William J, of A.K.& W.J.Mills, 32 Sparks st Milotte Edouard, cooper, St Patrick st Miner Napoléon, raftsman, Water st MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE AND STATISTICS, hon.Christopher Dun- kin, Q.C., minister ; Dr.J.C.Taché deputy, Departmental buildicgs wess.Wellington st MINISTER OF CUSTOMS, hon.Samuel L.Tiller, C.B., minister, De- ° partmental buildings east, Wellington st MINISTER OF FINANCE, hon.Sir Francis Hincks, CB, K.CM.G.minister; John Langton, de uty, Departmental buildings east, \u201cellington st MINISTER OF INLAND REVENUE, hon.Alexander Morris, D.C.L., minister, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st MINISTER OF JUSTICE, hon.Sir John A.Macdonald, K.C.B., minister: colonel H.Bernard, deputy, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st MINISTER OF MARINE AND FISHERIES, hon.P.Mitchell, minister : William Smith, deputy, Departmental buildings west, Wellington st MINISTER OF MILITIA AND DEFENCE, hon Sir George E.Cartier.baronet, minister; major George Futvoye, deputy, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st MINISTER OF PUBLIC WORKS, hon.H.L.Langevin, C.B., minister: 1.Trudeau, deputy; F.Braun, secretary.Departmental buildings west, Wellington s Minore H., of Minore & La Du, Albert st Minore & La Du.grocers, &c., cor O'Connor and Albert sts Minore William.fruit dealer, cor O\u2019Con- nor and Albert sts Mitchell Alexander, painter, Queen st MITCHELL CHARLES W.of Mit-heit & Carrier, Maria st Murray st cor George / OTTAWA.DOMINION 608 DIRECTORY.[Provinoz or mason, Nelson st O'Reilly William, Middle st, Le O'Riley Eugene, laborer, Breton Flats O'Rourke James, laborer, Nicholas st O'Rourke Thomas, laborer, Queen st Offord Jonathan, boot and shoe maker, 58 Sparks st Ogilvy James, and King sts 01d College of Friars, Sussex st Oliver & Annable, wholesale cabinetmakers, head Chaudière Island Oliver James, of Oliver & Annable, Cathcart st, Lie Breton Flats Oliver John, cabinetmaker,Cathcart st Le Breton Flats Oliver R.J., 3rd class clerk, post office department, Sussex st Oliver Robert, 1st class clerk, post office department, Sussex st .Oliver William, millwright, Richmond road Olivier George, millwright, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Olsen Ole, carter, Cumberland st ONTARIO BANK, Savin Bauk attached, D.S.Eastwood, manager, cor Sparks and Metcalfe sts Orme George L., of J.Li.Orme & Son, O'Connor st n Maria st .ORME J.L., & SON, importers of pianofortes, music dealers, &c., 8 Sparks st Orme James L., of J.L.Orme & Son, (\u2019Connor st n Maria st Orme Matthew, clerk, V\u2019Connor st Orr John, cutler, St Paul st ORR W., bookkeeper Montreal Telegraph Co., bds at Mrs.Sutton's, 213 Sparks st OTTAWA AND RIDEAU FORWARDING CO.,J.W.McRae, agent, office opp Victoria foundry, Middle st, Le Breton Flats Ottawa Auxiliary D.M.Gordon, B.D, Sparks st Ottawa Business college, J.M.Mus- grove, principal, 23 Sparks st OTTAWA COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY, rev.Joseph Tabaret, euperior, Wilbrod st OTTAWA CONVENT AND MOTHER HOUSE OF THE GREY NUNS, with novitiate and academy, rev.mother E.Bruyère, general superioress, cor Bolton and Sussex sts OTTAWA CITIZEN, annual subscription to daily $6; to weekly $1; LB.Taylor proprietor and printer, 29, 31 and 33 Rideau st Ottawa Commercial school, rev.John May, principal, Queen st n Hugh st OTTAWA COURIER, weekly, annual subeription $1; Napoleon Bureau, manager; printed by the Times Printing and Publishing Co, 38 Sparks st Ottawa Gas aging director ; tary-treasurer, 17 Sparks st Ottawa Gas works, John Holt, superintendent, King st cor York st OTTAWA IMMIGRANT AID so- CIETY, A.J.Christie, secretary; E.H.Williams, assistant secretary, Aumond's block, Rideau st Ottawa Literary and Scientific society rooms, 23 Sparks st OTTAWA MARBLE WORKS AND DRAIN PIPE DEPOT, W.M.Som- erville, proprietor, Rideau st bet Ottawa and Cumberland sts Stewart st, bet Nelson Bible society, rev.secretary, 10 Co., Francis Clemow,man- John Pennock, secre- Ottawa Music hall, Francis Clemow, managing director, Slater st OTTAWA PROTESTANT LADIES SCHOOL, Miss Machin, principal, 200 Wellington st Ottawa River Navigation Co., Queen\u2019s wharf, foot of Sussex st Ottawa River works, Horace Merrill, superintendent, Middle st, Victoriu Island Ouellet Felix, butcher, Park st Ouellet Gabriel, raftsman, Cathcart st Ouellet Jean Bte., luborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Ouellet Jean Bte., water carrier, Dal- housie st Ouellet Joseph, cooper, Park st Ouellet Mrs, Rose, wid J oseph, Park st Ouimet Jean Bte,, shoemaker, Water st Owens Patrick, grocer, cor King and Clarence sts Owens Thomas A., Parry st Owne Christoplier, messenger, department of secretary of state for the provinces, cor Cumberland und Stewart sts Pace Henry, watchmaker and jeweller, Sparks st, opp Russell house, h Met- calfe st PAGE JOHN, chief engineer, public works department Departmental buildings west, Wellington st, bds at Russell house, cor Elgin and Sparks sts Pagé Romain, carriagemaker, Nelson st Page Simon, laborer, Division st Pain Abraham, laborer, Richmond road Pain William, laborer, Dalhousie st Palen John, carpenter, Bank st PALEN WILLIAM, contractor and builder, Maria st Pallier rev.A.curate St Joseph's church, Wilbrod st Palmer Ezra C., foreman, cor Theodore and Nicholas sts \u2019 PALMER HENRY A., hairdresser and fancy goods, 7 Sussex st, | 92 Rideaust Panet Charles, junior clerk House of Commons, Cumberland st Panson Thomas, storekeeper, Rideau st, h Daly st Paquet Charles, laborer, Bolton st Paquet Dolphis, carter, King st Paquet Elie, laborer, Bolton st Paquet Fabien, carpenter, Murray st Paquet Félix, laborer, Chapel st Paquet Félix, laborer, Gloucester st Paquet François, raftsman, Cor Rose and Park sts Paquet Guillaume, carpenter Parry st Paquet Honoré, shoemaker Jatheart st Paquet Jean, saddler, McGee st Paquet Jean B., carpenter, Parry st Paquet J.Bte., laborer Ottawa st north Paquet Joseph, laborer, Park st Paquet Louis, grocer, Murray st Paquet Marcel, carter, Murray st Paquet Miss Emilie, Ottawa st north Paquet Théophile, carter, Nelson st Paquet Thomas, grocer, McGee st cor Park st Paquet Zéphirin, joiner, Murray st Paradis Calixte, carter, Church st Pardey Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William H,.private boarding house, Wellington st Paré Pierre, laborer, Nelson st Parent E.I, civil engineer, public works department, Wilbrod st Parent Edouard, raftsman, Church st PARENT ETIENNE, under secretary of state for Canada, Poparticnial buildings east, Wellington st, h Wil- brod st Parent Félix, tinsmith, St Audrew st Parent Jean, joiner, Church st Parent Jean B., hotelkeeper, Church st Paris William, brewer, Richmond road Parke John, carpenter, Cumberland st Parker John, boarding house, Duke st, Le Breton Flas Parker John, shoemaker, George st, h Duke st, Le Breton Flats Parks Frederick J., copper plate printer, British American Bank Now Co., cor Queen and O'Connor sis PARLIAMENTARY AND DEPARTMENTAL PRINTING OFFICE FOR THE DOMINION OF CANADA, 1.B.Taylor, proprietor; Wm.Green, manager ; Jumes Norris, accountant, 29, 31 and 33 Ridenu st Parlow Edwin, school teacher, bds at J.Brown's, Queen st PARR JAMES A.chief operator Montreal Telegraph Co., Wellington st, Upper town Parrington William, laborer, George st Parson Mrs.Auna Maria, wid John, Parry st Parsons Albert, of Ross & Parsons, Stewart st Parsons Mrs.Aun, wid Wm., William st Parsons Robert, bailiff, Augusta st PATENT OFFICE, department of agriculture and statistics Departmental buildings west, Wellington st Paterson J.D., clerk post office inspector's office, bds at E.H.Benjamin's, Augusta st Paterson Joseph, foreman, Bridge st, Le Breton Flats Paterson Matthew, machinist, Middle st, Le Breton Flats Patterson William E., salesman, bds at G.R.Blyth\u2019s, Wellington st PATRICK ALFRED, deputy clerk and clerk assistant House of Commons, Parliament buildings, Wellington st, h Daly st, n Gloucester st Patrick\u2019 G.M, 3rd class clerk, post office department, Albert st PATRICK THADDEUS, second clerk of committees and clerk of railway committees House of Commons, head of Augusta st Pattee Gordon B,, of Perley & Pattee, Richmond road Pattee James A., foreman, Middle st, Le Breton Flats Patterson & Bryson, staple and fancy dry goods, 53 Sparks st Patterson James, lumberer, bds at British Liou hotel, 61 Sparks st Patterson John, printer, bds at Mrs.J.Cahill\u2019s, Queen st PATTERSON JOIIN, Ist class clerk, finance department, King st Patterson Joseph H., of Patterson & Bryson, bds at British Lion hotel, 61 Sparks st Patterson Mrs.Margaret, wid Isaac, boarding house, Rideau st PATTERSON THOMAS, wholesale and retail family grocer and importer of wines and liquors, 26 Rideau st, h cor Augusta and Daly sts Patterson William, mail stage contractor, Ottuwa st west Pntterton Patrick, messenger, Cumberland st Patton Robt., shoemaker, 90 Clarence st Paul Edouard, laborer, St Andrew st Payez Joseph, painter, Dalhousie st Payment Louis, grocer, Church st cor umberland 8% Payne William, laborer, King st PRACILY JOIN W.corresponding clerk, customs depurtment, ork st ONTARIO.] DOMINION 605 DIRECTORY.OTTAWA.Martin Félix, laborer, Park st MARTIN J., & CO., wholesale and retail grocers, Sussex and Rideau sts Martin Jas., of J.Martin & Co., Sussex st Martin John, messenger, Quebec bank, Wellington st Martin Louis, joiner, Augusta st Martin Miss Jane, store, Wellington st Martin Thomas, flour store, 69 and 71 Rideau st, h cor Rideau and Dalhousie sts Martin William S., government detective, bds at J.Montgomery's, Wellington st MARTINEAU EUGENE,J.P.alderman, dry goods and clothing, cor Sussex and Clarence sts, h Murray st Martineau Hugh, clerk, hds at Eugène Martineau\u2019s, Murray st Martineau Joseph, policeman, Murray st Martineau Mrs.Sophie, wid Jean B,, tavern, Murray st Mary of St Jérôme mother, superioress Magdalene asylum, Park st Mary of the Conception sister, directress St Bridget's school, Wellington st Mason George, boatbuilder, Head st, Le Breton Flats Mason John, carpenter, Ottawa st north Mason John, laborer, St Patrick st Mason John, plasterer, Gloucester st Mason Robt., boat builder, Head st, Le Breton Flats Mason William, boat builder, Head st, Le Breton Flats Mason William J., printer, bds at Mrs.Loverin\u2019s, Rideau st Massé Janvier, clerk, Church st Massey J.W., Medical hall, 28 Sparks st Massicotte Augustin, carriagemaker, 30 Clarence st Masson Andrew, flour and provisions, Wellington st Masson Donald, bricklayer, Theodore st Masson Hugh, blacksmith, George st, h Stewart st e Matha Charles, laborer, Gloucester st Matha Isaïe, carpenter, Church st Matha Pierre, laborer, Water st Matha Solomon, carpenter, Rose st Matha Xavier, Inborer, Gloucester st Mathé Félix, laborer, Church st Matheson Christian, tailor, Clarence st Matheson D., 2nd class clerk, post office department, Savings bank branch, Slater st n Elgin st MATHESON W.MARSHALL, barrister and master in chancery, cor St Paul and Nicholas sts, h Albert st Mathewman Arthur, painter, Elgin st Mathews Jus., carpenter, Richmond road Mathews John, carpenter, Division st Mathews John H., car renter, Division st Mathews Thos., hotel, York stn Sussex st Mathewson Henry A, government clerk, Bank of Montreal,bds at Mrs.Brown's, Gloucester st, Cartier sq Mathieu Mrs, Joséphine, wid Jean B,, Bolton st Matthews Alexander, carpenter, Bank st Matthews Bevin, carpenter, Bank st Matthews James, carpenter, Bank st Mathews James, contractor, cor Chapel and Stewart sts .Matthews John, carpenter, Edward st, Richmond round Matthews Robt., stongcutter, Theodore st, Sandy hill Maurice Joseph, laborer, Dalhousie st Maxwell Mrs.Frances, wid James, Ri- dean st .May George, leather, shoe findings, saddlery, hardware, &c., 31 Sussex st, hi Ibert st May Michael J, Wellington Market sq MAY REV.JOHN, eb of England, principal Ottawa Commercial school, Queen st, h Sparks st n Hugh st Mayé Pierre, carpenter, Gloucester st Mayes G., copper plate printer, Bank st Mead Miss M., dressmaker, Clarence st MEADOWS H., & CO., manufacturers of tin, sheet iron, copper ware, stoves, house furnishings, &ec., 35 Sussex st Meadows Henry, of H.Meadows & Co, George st Measam F., check clerk inland revenue department, Metcalfe st cor Sparks st Meilleur Calixte, laborer, cor Rose and Napoleon sts Meilleur Gédéon, laborer, Gloucester st Melançon Antoine, laborer, King st Mellon Barney, steward, Russell house, cor Elgin and Sparks sts Meloche Charles, laborer, St\u2018 Andrew st Ménard Baptiste, laborer, Church st Ménard Joseph, laborer, Cathcart st, Le Breton Flats Menihan Patrick, laborer.St Patrick st MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA, Thomas Kirby, manager, Metcalfe st MEREDITH EDMUND A, under secretary of state for the provinces, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st, h King st Méringer Mrs.Adélaide, wid Antoine, Cumberland st Méringer Mrs.Narcisse, wid Charles, Water st Merrick M, salesman, bds at J.Brown's, Queen st Merrifield Wm.J, mason, Clarence st Merrill Horace, of N.S.Blasdell & Co., superintendent Ottawa River works, cor Bridge and Duke sts Merrill Horace B., planing mill, Duke st, Le Breton Flats Merritt John.laborer, William st Merron Alexander, laborer, Vittoria st Merryman Charles, plasterer, Ottawa st Messier Jean, clerk, Church st METCALFE JOSEPH, dry goods and clothing, 61 Sparks st, h O'Connor st Metropolitan Building and Savings society, James Cox, secretary-treasurer, cor Elgin and Sparks sts Metropolitan chop house, Patrick O'Meara, proprietor, 5 Rideau st Metté Pierré, laborer.St Joseph st Meunier Benj, laborer, St Andrew st Meunier François, stonecutter, King st Miall Edward, jun, accountant, inland revenue department, bds at Russell house, cor Elgin and Sparks sts MICHAELS HENRY, tobacconist, cor Elgin and Sparks sts, bds at Dr.McConnell\u2019s, cor Market sq and Wellington st Michaelson Jos.B., crockery and fancy goods, 60 Rideau st, h 26 Rideau st Michaud C.E, draughtsmar, public works department, Sussex st opp the cathedral Michaud Joseph, laborer, Ottawa st, Le Breton Flats Michaud Xavier, hewer, Ottawa st, Le Breton Flats Miles Charles.brickmaker, Dalhousie st MILES EDMUND, Parliament hair dressing saloon, 7 Russell house block, Sparks st, h Elgin st.See Adv page 12 Military store house, John Lamb, care taker, Locks foot of Canal MILITIA DEPARTMENT, hon.Sir George E.Chartier, baronet, minister of militia and defence ; major George Futvoye, deputy, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st Milks Charles, laborer, Parry st Miller Benjamin, laborer, St Andrew st Miller Fernand, carpenter, Redpath st Miller James, laborer, Queen st Miller Mrs.Alexander, milliner and dressmaker, Victoria st n Kent st Miller Mrs.Margaret,wid John H., Wellington st Miller Peter, second English clerk of the Senate Miller Robert, printer, cor Ottawa and St Paul sts, resides in New Edinburgh Miller Robert D., driver, Clarence st Miller William, laborer, Bolton st, Letter Milliken John, harnessmaker, bds at P.Wrights, Wellington st n Bay st Mills A.K.& W.J., marble and slate works, cor Bank and Sparks sts Mills Alexander,cabinetmaker, Albert st Mills Andrew K.,of A.K.& W.J.Mills, Queen st Mills Francis H., fruit store, 93 Rideau st, h Murray st Mills J., barkeeper Albion hotel, cor Daly and Nicholas sts, h Sally st Mills John, fruit dealer, 93 Rideau st Mills Mrs.Anne, milliner and dressmaker, 32 Sparks st Mills Mrs.Jane, wid John, Murray st Mills Samuel, shoemaker, cor George and Dalbousie sts Mills Thomas, laborer, Centre st Mills William, bookkeeper, ordnance lands branch, -department of secretary of state for Canada, George st Mills William J, of A.K.& W.J.Mills, 32 Sparks st Milotte Edouard, cooper, St Patrick st.Miner Napoléon, raftsman, Water st MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE AND STATISTICS, hon.Christopher Dun- kin, Q.C., minister ; Dr.J.C.Taché deputy, Departmental buildin gs west, Wellington st MINISTER OF CUSTOMS, hon.Samuel L.Tilley, C.B., minister, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st MINISTER OF FINANCE, hon.Sir Francis Hincks, C.B, K.CM.G, minister : John Langton, deputy, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st MINISTER OF INLAND REVENTE, hon.Alexander Morris, D.C.L., minister, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st MINISTER OF JUSTICE, hon.Sir John À.Macdonald, K.C.B., minister ; col onel H.Bernard, deputy, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st MINISTER OF MARINE AND FISHERIES, hon.P.Mitchell.minister; William Smith, deputy, Departmental buildings west, ellington st MINISTER OF «MILITIA AND DEFENCE, hon Sir George E.Cartier, baronet, minister; major George Futvoye, deputy, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st MINISTER OF PUBLIC WORKS, hon.H.L.Langevin, C.B., minister; T.Trudeau, deputy : F.Braun, secretary, Departmental buildings west, Wellington 8 Minore H., of Minore & La Du, Albert st Minore & La Du, grocers, &c., cor O'Connor and Albert sts Minore William, fruit dealer, cor O'Con- nor and Albert sts Mitchell Alexander, painter, Queen st MITCHELL CHARLES W., of Mit=hell & Carrier, Maria st OTTAWA.DOMINION 608 DIRECTORY.[PRovIN0E OF Nelson st U?Reilly William, mason, Middle st, Le O'Riley Eugene, laborer, Breton Flats O'Rourke James, laborer, Nicholas st O'Rourke Thomas, laborer, Queen st Offord Jonathan, boot and shoe maket, 58 Sparks st Ogilvy James, and King sts Old College of Friars, Sussex st Oliver & Annable, wholesale cabinetmakers, head Chaudière Island Oliver James, of Oliver & Annable, Cathcart st, Le Breton Flats Oliver John, cabinetmaker,Catheart st Le Breton Flats Oliver R.J., 3rd class clerk, post office department, Sussex st Oliver Robert, Ist class clerk, post office department, Sussex st .Oliver William, millwright, Richmond road Olivier George, millwright, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Olsen Ole, carter, Cumberland st ONTARIO BANK, Savings Bauk attached, D.S.Eastwood, manager, cor Sparks and Metcalfe sts Orme George L., of J.L.Orme & Son, O'Connor st n Maria st .ORME J.L., & SON, importers of pianofortes, music dealers, &c,8 Sparks st Orme James L., of J.L.Orme & Son, (Connor st n Maria st Orme Matthew, clerk, O'Connor st Orr John, cutler, St Paul st ORR W.bookkeeper Montreal Tele- raph Co, bds at Mrs.Sutton\u2019s, 213 Sparks st OTTAWA AND RIDEAU FORWARDING CO.,J.W.McRae, agent, office opp Victoria foundry, Middle st, Le Breton Flats .Ottawa Auxiliary Bible society, rev.D.M.Gordon, B.D., secretary, 10 Sparks st Ottawa Business college, J.M.Mus- grove, principal, 23 Sparks st OTTAWA COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY, rev.Joseph Tabaret, superior, Wilbrod st OTTAWA CONVENT AND MOTHER HOUSE OF THE GREY NUNS, with novitiate and academy, rev.mother E.Bruyère, general superioress, cor Bolton and Sussex sts OTTAWA CITIZEN, annual subscription to daily $6; to weekly $1; LB.Taylor proprietor and printer, 29, 81 and 33 Rideau st Ottawa Commercial school, rev.John May, principal, Queen st n Hugh st OTTAWA COURIER, weekly, annual subcription $1; Napoleon Bureau, imes Stewart st, bet Nelson manager; printeds by the Printing and Publishing Co, 38 Sparks st Ottawa Gas Co., Francis Clemow,managing director ; John Pennock, secre- tary-treasurer, 17 Sparks st Ottawa Gas works, John Holt, superintendent, King st cor York st OTTAWA IMMIGRANT AID SOCIETY, A.J.Christie, secretary; E.H, Williams, assistant secretary, Aumond\u2019s block, Rideau st Ottawa Literary and Scientific society rooms, 23 Sparks st OTTAWA MARBLE WORKS AND DRAIN PIPE DEPOT, W.M.Sow- erville, proprietor, Rideau st bet Ottawa and Cumberland sts Ottawa Music hall, Francis Clemow, managing director, Slater st OTTAWA PROTESTANT LADTES SCHOOL, Miss Muchin, principal, 200 Wellington st Ottawa River Navigation Co, Queen's wharf, foot of Sussex st Ottawa River works, Horace Merrill, superintendent, Middle st, Victorin Island Ouellet Felix, butcher, Park st Ouellet Gabriel, raftsman, Catheart st Ouellet Jean Bte., laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Ouellet Jean Bte., water carrier, Dal- housie st Ouellet Joseph, cooper, Park st Ouellet Mrs.Rose, wid Joseph, Park st Ouimet Jean Bte., shoemaker, Water st Owens Patrick, grocer, cor King and Clarence sts Owens Thomas A., Parry st Owne Christopher, messenger, department of secretary of state for the provinces, cor Cumberland and Stewart sts Pace Henry, watchmaker and jeweller, Sparks st, opp Russell house, h Met- calfe st PAGE JOHN, chief engineer, public works department, Departmental buildings west, Wellington st, bds at Russell house, cor Elgin and Sparks sts Pagé Romain, carriagemaker, Nelson st Page Simon, laborer, Division st Pain Abraham, laborer, Richmond road Pain William, laborer, Dalhousie st Palen John, carpenter, Bank st PALEN WILLIAM, contractor and builder, Maria st Pallier rev.A., curate St Joseph's church, Wilbrod st Palmer Ezra C., foreman, cor Theodore and Nicholas sis PALMER HENRY A., hairdresser and fancy goods, 7 Sussex st, h 92 Rideau st Panet Charles, junior clerk House of Commons, Cumberland st Panson Thomas, storekeeper, Rideau st, h Daly st Paquet Charles, laborer, Bolton st Paquet Dolphis, carter, King st Paquet Elie, laborer, Bolton st Paquet Fabien, carpenter, Murray st Paquet Félix, laborer, Chapel st Paquet Félix, laborer, Gloucester st Paquet Frangois, raftsman, cor Rose and Park sts Paquet Guillaume, carpenter, Parry st Paquet Honoré, shoemaker, Catheart st Paquet Jean, saddler, McGee st Paquet Jean B., carpenter, Parry st Paquet J, Bte., laborer Ottawa st north Paquet Joseph, laborer, Park st Paquet Louis, grocer, Murray st Paquet Marcel, carter, Murray st Paquet Miss Emilie, Ottawa st north Paquet Théophile, carter, Nelson st Paquet Thomas, grocer, McGee st cor Park st Paquet Zéphirin, joiner, Murray st Paradis Calixte, carter, Church st Pardey Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William H,.private boarding house, Wellington st Paré Pierre, laborer, Nelson st - Parent BE.H, civil engineer, public works department, Wilbrod st Parent Edouard, raftsman, Church st PARENT ETIENNE, under sceretary of state for Cnnada, Departmental buildings cast, Wellington st, h Wil- brod st Parent Félix, tinsmith, St Andrew st Parent Jean, joiner, Church st Parent Jean B., hotelkeeper, Church st Paris William, brewer, Richmond road Parke John, carpenter, Cumberland st Parker John, boarding house, Duke st, Le Breton Flats Parker John, shoemaker, George st, It Duke st, Le Breton Flats Parks Frederick J., copper plate printer, British American Bank Note Co.cor Queen and O'Connor sls PARLIAMENTARY AND DEPARTMENTAL PRINTING OFFICE FOR THE DOMINION OF CANADA, 1.B.Taylor, proprietor; Wm.Green, manager ; James Norris, accountant, 29, 31 and 33 Rideau st Parlow Edwin, school teacher, bds at J.Brown's, Queen st PARR JAMES A.chief operator Montreal Telegraph Co, Wellington st, Upper town Parrington William, laborer, George st Parson Mrs.Anna Maria, wid Johu, Parry st Parsons Albert, of Ross & Parsons, Stewart st Parsons Mrs.Ann, wid Wm., William st Parsons Robert, bailiff, Augusta st PATENT OFFICE, department of agriculture and statistics, Departmental buildings west, Wellington st Paterson J.D., clerk post office inspector\u2019s office, bds at E.H.Bgnjamin's, Augusta st Paterson Joseph, foreman, Bridge st, Le Breton Flats Paterson Matthew, machinist, Middle st, Le Breton Flats Patterson William E., salesman, bds at G.R.Blyth's, Wellington st PATRICK ALFRED, deputy clerk and clerk assistunt House of Commons, Parliament buildings, Wellington st, h Daly st, n Glo#ester st Patrick\u201d G.M., 3rd class clerk, post office department, Albert st PATRICK THADDEUS, second clerk of committees and clerk of railway committees House of Commons, head of Augusta st - Pattee Gordon B., of Perley & Pattee, Richmond road Pattee James A., foreman, Middle st, Le Breton Flats Patterson & Bryson, staple and fancy dry goods, 53 Sparks st Patterson James, lumberer, bds British Lion hotel, 61 Sparks st Patterson John, printer, bds at Mrs.J.Cahill's, Queen st PATTERSON JOLIN, Ist class clerk, finance department, King st Patterson Joseph II, of Patterson & Bryson, bds at British, Lion hotel, 61 Sparks st Patterson Mrs, Margaret, wid Isanc, hoarding house, Rideau st PATTERSON THOMAS, wholesale aml retail fumily grocer and importer of wines and liguors, 26 Ridenust, h cor Angusta nnd Daly sts Patterson Willinam, mail stage contractor, Ottnwa st west Patterton Patrick, messenger, Cumberland st Patton Robt., shoemaker, 90 Clarence st Paul Edouard, laborer, St Andrew st Payez Joseph, painter, Dalhousie st Payment Louis, groeer, Ohureh st cor Cumberland st Payne Willi, laborer, King st PEACHY JOIN W., corresponding clerk, customs depurtment, York st at ONTARIO.] Peacock James, hatter and furrier, 33 Rideau st Peacock John, clerk, York st Peacock William, hatter, Rideau st, Sundy hill Pearce James, government detective, bis at Mrs.J.Loverin\u2019s, Rideau st Pease Alpheus, foreman, Duke st, Le Breton Flats Peden A.(i, secretary-treasurer St Lawrence and Ottawa railway, resides in New Edinburgh Pellaut J.Fulgence, 1st class clerk, department of receiver general, Daly st Pellant Pierre, blacksmith, Murray st Pellerin Samuel, laborer, 19 Clarence st Pelletier Edouard, post office messenger, House of Commons, Bolton st, n Dal- housie st Pelletier Jos., baker, Bolton st, Letter O Pellier John, cuiler, Duke st Pelson William R.,saddler, Cathcart st Peltier Eric, tinsmith, 109 Clarence st, h Ottawa st Peltier Eusèbe, mason, Bolton st Peltier Louis, hotel, St Andrew st cor Sussex st Pelton Andrew, printer, Dalhousie st Pelton George T., carpenter and builder, Gloucester st, Concession line road Pender John, messenger, finance department, Augusta st Pender Patrick, messenger, finance department, Augusta st Pennock J.T.& Ÿ, insurance agents, exchange brokers and patent agents, 194 Sparks st Pennock James T., of J.T.& W.Pen- nock, Daly st Pennock John, secretary-treasurer Ottawa Gas Co., 17 Sparks st, h Daly st Pennock Philemon.clerk, post office department, Daly st Pennock Philemon, jun., of Walker & Pennock, Sandy hill, Rideau st Pennock William, of J.T.& W.Pen- nock, Besserer st People\u2019s Telegraph Co.George P.Drummond, manager; Charles Desjardins, operator, 19 Sparks st Pepin Jean, laborer, Cumberland st Périllard Benj., laborer, Bolton st Périllard Joseph, laborer, cor Cathcart st and Cathcart sq Périllard Luc, laborer, Clarence st PERKINS ALBERT B., family grocer, Wellington st bet Hugh st and Market sq Perkins Edward, foundry, Sparks st, bet Hugh st and Market sq Perkins Lyman, Wellington st, bet Hugh st and Market sq Perkins Nelson H., machinist, Vittoria st Perkins Reuben, millwright, Queen st, Le Breton Flats Perley & Pattee, lumber merchants,mills Chaudière falls, office Head st, Chau- dièro Island, Le Breton Flats Perley William G., of Perley & Pattee, Duke st, Le Breton Flats Perras Léon, shoemaker, McGee st Perrault Alfred, carpenter, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Perrault Bénoni, boarding house, St Patrick st Perrault Joseph, laborer, Church st Perrier Joseph, laborer, Napoleon st Perrier Léon, laborer, McGee st Perron Jean, joiner, Church st Perry Charles, surveyor, Augusta st PERRY GEORGE H., C.E, editor of the Volunteer Review, city engineer, City hall, h Gloucester township, Montreal road DOMINION 609 DIRECTORY.Perry James, gas engineer, Nelson st Perry John, laborer, Prescott road Perry Peter, laborer, Nelson st Perry Wm., steamboat captain, King st Pesant Théophile, laborer, Bolton st Petry Mrs.Margaret, wid John, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Pettapiece William A., foreman, Richmond road Phaneuf rev.C,, professor Ottawa college, Wilbrod st Phelan John, carpenter, Stewart st Philion Albert À.A, D.M., Queen st, Le Breton Flats Philion A.S., post office clerk, Montreal st, Le Breton Flats Philion Jean, clerk, cor Ottawa and Lloyd sts, Le Breton Flats Phillipps rev.Thomas D., ch of England, assistant master City of Ottawa Grammar school, resides in New Edinburgh PHŒNIX FIRE INSURANCE CO.OF LONDON, England, J.Durie & Son, agents, 10 Sparks st Pheenix Life of Hartford, Conn., 0\u2019Con- nor & Waller, agents, 2 Rideau st Piché François, barber, bds at Montreal hotel, York st Piché Magloire, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Piché Pierre, laborer, cor Daly and King sts Pichet Théodore, tavern, St Patrick st Pickering Wm., laborer, Rochesterville Picpus George, plasterer, Chapel st Pidgeon Thos.C., architect, Cathcart st Pilon Hyacinthe, Church st Pilon Paul, laborer, St Andrew st Pilson Jas,, grocer, Rideau st, Sandy hill Pilson William, saddler, Cathcart st, Le Breton Flats Pinard Alphonse, cor Bolton st sout Pinard A., turnkey, county of Carleton gaol, Nicholas st Pinard Célestin, cooper, McTaggart st Pinard H.Adolphe, grocer, King st cor Ottawa st Pinard Hilaire, Dalhousie st PINARD J.A, & CO, importers of French, German and English dry goods, 17 Sussex st Pinard Joseph A.of J.A.Pinard & Co., Bolton st Pinard Joseph, carter, Cathcart st Pinard Jovite, carpenter, Bolton st Pinard L.Alfred, grocer, cor Cumberland and Bolton sts Pinard Léon, grocer, King st cor Water st Pinard Olivier, joiner, Church st Pinhey Charles H., of Lewis & Pinhey, Victoria terrace, Richmond road Pinhey John H., post office clerk, Victoria terrace, Richmond road Pinsonnault Alexandre, printer, Cumberland st Pirrie Hugh, shoemaker, Dalhousie st Plante Frs.X,, raftsman, Cathcart st Plunkett James, 2nd class junior clerk, ost office department, Theodore st POETTER HERMAN, clerk of votes and proceedings House of Commons, Albert st, Richmond road Poirier Amable, head miller, Montreal st, Le Breton Flats Poirier Joseph, laborer, Parry st Poitier Baptiste, laborer, Ottawa st north Poitier Mrs.Faustine, wid Toussaint, St Patrick st Poitras Olivier, sailor, Cathcart st, Le Breton Flats Poitras Joseph, pilot, Le Breton Flats 42 rocer, Dalhousie st OTTAWA.Pollard rev.Henry, O'Connor st Pominville Jérémie, carpenter, tannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Poole George, laborer, Parry st Pope Mrs.Euphemia, wid Charles, ladies private school, Albert st, n Bank st Pope Samuel, 2nd class junior clerk, department of militia and defence, store branch, resides in Montreal Popham William, carpenter, Vittoria st Popque Charles, laborer, Redpath st Porritt Edward, carpenter, Baird st Portelance Alphonse, carter, Bridge st, Le Breton Flats Portelance Louis, carpenter, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Porter Charles, laborer, Parry st PORTER JOHN, civil engineer, office and residence, Metcalfe st Porter Thomas, bookkeeper, A.H.Baldwin, Chaudière, h Rochesterville Porter Wm.cabinetmaker, Richmond roa Porter Wm., of Gibson & Porter, Queen st n Metcalfe st Post Henry, barber, Clarence st POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, hon.Alexander Campbell, postmaster general ; William H.Griffin, deputy postmaster general, Departmental buildings west, Wellington st POST OFFICE, G.P.Baker, post- waster; C.L.Stephens, assistant, Elgin st,bet Sparks and Wellington sts POST OFFICE INSPECTORS OFFICE, John Dewe, chief inspector; J.D.Paterson, clerk, Departmental buildings west.Wellington st Potter Aden, millwright, Head st, Le Breton Flats Potter James, clerk, Dalhousie st Potts Joseph, bookkeeper, 3 Preston terrace, Daly st Potts Mrs.Mary, wid Alexander, Rideau st n Gloucester st Potvin Auguste, messenger, office of Queen's printer, department of secretary of state for Canada, St Patrick st Potvin Fr., of Potvin & Richer, Park st Potvin Honoré, messenger public works department, Church st Potvin & Richer, butchers, stall 17 By ward market, York st Potvin Pierre, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Poulin Alexis, laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Poulin Jean Bte,, laborer, Cathcart st Poulin Narecisse, joiner, Clarence st Poulin Pierre, wholesale groceries and liquors, 72 Sussex st, h 96 Sussex st.Poulin William, teamster, Bridge st, Le Breton Flats POWELL ALEXANDER W, governor county Carleton gaol, Nicholas st Powell Arthur W., clerk, cor King and Stewart sts POWELL GRANT, corresponding clerk, department of secretary of state for the provinces, cor Stewart and King sts POWELL LIEUT.COL.WALKER, deputy, adjutant general of militia at head quarters, department of militia and defence, Departmental buildings west, Wellington st, h Albert st POWELL WILLIAM F., sheriff, county of Carleton, cor St Paul and Nicholas ste, h Elm lodge, Richmond road Power William, printer, bds at Mrs.J.Leamy's, York st Powers Cornelins, laborer, Albert st, Richmond road ch of England, Bri- OTTAWA.DOMINION 610 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE oF Pratt Abraham, shoe store, Queen st, Le Breton Flats Pratt Harry, salesman, bds at Mrs.Sutton\u2019s, 213 Sparks st Pratt James, boot and shoe maker, 48 Sparks st, h Slater st n Bank st Pratt John L., foreman, Queen st, Le Breton Flats Presbyterian Free church, rev.William Moore, minister, cor Slater and Bank sts Préjeau Henri, raftsman, King st Preston George E.,of Preston & Rowsell, bds at St Lawrence hotel, cor Rideau and Nicholas sts .Preston George H., city collector, City hall, h Daly st Preston G.Ÿ.W., clerk, bds at G.H.Preston's, Daly st Preston J.L.B, clerk, bds at G.H.Preston's, Daly st PRESTON & ROWSELL, merchant tailors, 36 Sparks st PRESTON WILLIAM T.R., importer and dealer in boots and shoes, 12 Rideau st, h Daly st Prevost rev.M., master of studies Ottawa college, Wilbrod st Price Edward, carpenter, King st Price William, builder, Augusta st Prieur François X., director of penitentiaries, Daly st Primont Alexis, messenger, Napoleon st Primary schoo!, Miss Elizabeth Murray, principal, cor Cathcart sq and Cumberland st Primary school, Miss Fanny Humphries, principal, cor Duke and Queen sts Prindable John, butcher, Gloucester st Prindable Richard, boatman, cor St Paul and Mosgrove sts Pritty John, laborer, Daly st PRIVATE CANCER INFIRMARY, Dr.0.C.Wood, proprietor, Maria st.See Adv page 12 PRIVY COUNCIL, hon.Charles Tup- per, C.B., president ; William H.Lee, clerk, Departmental buildings east, \u2018Wellington st Procktor William; cabinetmaker, Rideau st n Ottawa st Prodrick William., confectioner, 38 Sussex st PROTESTANT ORPHANS HOME, Miss S.J.Dyke, teacher and superintendent, Miss Margery Beattie, matron, Albert st Proulx Cyprien, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Proulx Cyrille, carter, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Proulx Hyacinthe, laborer, Gloucester st Proulx Israël, laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Proulx Isidore, raftsman, Church st Proulx Mrs.Margaret M., wid Edward, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Proulx Mrs.Olivier, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Proulx Olivier, laborer, Cumberland st Proulx Olivier, raftsman, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Provincial Fire Insurance Co.of Canada, J.T.& W.Pennock, agents, 192 Sparks st Provost Henri, carpenter, King st Prudhomme Benjamin, laborer, Red- path st Prudhomme Théophile, Catheart st Pruneau Hector, joiner, Boteler st Pruneau Thos., carpenter, public works department, Bolton st, Letter O Purcell John, laborer, Percy st Purcell George, laborer, Queen st, Le Breton Flats Purcell James, laborer, Albert st, Richmond road PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT, hon.H.L.Langevin, C.B., minister of public works; T.Trudeau, deputy ; F.Braun, secretary, Departmental buildings west, Wellington st Purdy John, grocer, Biddy st Purtell Michael, laborer, Centre st Purtill John, laborer, Middle st, Le Breton Flats Pushman John, clerk, Bridge st, Le Breton Flats Quain John, keeper of Union Suspension bridge, Chaudière Falls, Ottawa side, Le Breton Flats Queale Wm, culler, bds at C.Crason\u2019s, foot of Wellington st, n George st QUEBEC BANK, H.V.Noel, manager, Wellington st Queen Fire and Life Insurance Co.of Liverpool and London, O'Connor & Waller, agents, 2 Rideau st QUEEN RESTAURANT, Michael Ka- vanagh, proprietor, cor Wellington and Metcalfe sts QUEEN'S PRINTER, lieut.colonel Brown Chamberlin, C.M.G., Departmental buildings east, Wellington st Queen's wharf, A., Jackson, wharfinger foot of Sussex st Quenneville Antime, laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Quenneville Hyacinthe, grocer, Britannia terrace, Lie Breton Flats Quevillon J.Bte., carter, Nelson st Quinn Brothers, groceries and liquors, Rideau st cor Gloucester st Quinn Hugh, of Quinn Brothers, Rideau st, h St Patrick st cor King st Quinn Jas,marble polisher, St Andrew st Quinn John, of Quinn Brothers, bds at Hugh Quinn's, cor St Patrick and King sts Quinn Michael, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Quinn Misses Mary Ann and Norah, milliners and dressmakers, Wellington st Quinn Mrs.Eleanor, wid John, seamstress, Wellington st cor Vittoria st Quinn Patrick.saloonkeeper, Wellington st Quinn P.Patrick, boatman, St Paul st Quinn Thomas, foreman, George st Raby Mrs.Emilie, wid Joseph, King st Racicot Antoine, engineer, Church st Racicot Moïse, butcher, stall 21 By ward market, York st, h Church st Radford Edward, stenographic writer, department of justice, bds at Mrs.Pardey\u2019s, Wellington st Radford James J, of Young & Radford, Rideau st n Augusta st Raine James, policeman, Wellington st cor Vittoria st Raine William, laborer, Nelson st Rainville David, laborer, St Andrew st Rainville Jidouard,laborer,St Andrew st Rainville Mrs.Aznire, wid Louis, seum- stress, Besserer st Rainville Mrs.Charlotte, wid François, St Andrew st Rainville Paul, laborer, Dalhousio st Rairdon rev.P., professor Ottawa college, Wilbrod st Raitt James, tailor, Wellington st Raitt Mrs.Margaret, wid George, tail- oress, Wellington st _cor Vittoria st RAJOTTE TIMOTHEE, merchant tailor and gentlemen's outfilling, 34 Sparks st, h Nicholas st Rance George, office keoper and messenger, post office department, Departmental buildings west, Wellington st Randall & Garvin, painters, Queen st n Bank st Randall Jacob, laborer, Clarence st Rondall John, of Rundall & Garvin, St Patrick st Raten Mrs.Julin, wid Patrick, St Patrick st Rathwell Samuel, tencher, Parry st Rathwell Thomas, laborer, Kent st Ratté Louis, laborer, Church st Ratté Prudent, boat builder, foot of Sussex st Rattey Pierre, speaker's messenger of the Senate, Clarence st Rattier Abraham, cor Bolton and Cumberland sts Rattier Antoine, Inborer, Church st Rauscher Rudolph, provincial land surveyor, draughtsman and clerk, Crown.timber office, Bank st,Le Breton Flats RAY C.C., agent Canadian Express Co., bds at Russell house, cor Elgin and Sparks sts Ray Laurence, laborer, Redpath st Raymond Joachim, laborer, Gloucester st Raymond Louis, laborer, Broad st, Le: Breton Flats Rea William, printer at Bell & Wood- burn, h Bank st Ready Charles, probationary clerk, post office department, Vitloria st Reardon John, laborer Clarence st Reardon Robert, of W.& R.Reardon, York st Reardon W.& R., broommakers, York st.Reardon Wm., of W.& R.Reardon, York st Reboul rev.Louis, R.catholic, curate of Hull, Episcopal palace, St Patrick st RECEIVER GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT, hon.Jean C.Chapais, receiver general, T.D.Hnrington, deputy receiver general, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st Reddick Alex.groceries and provisions, cor Cumberland and Besserer sts Redington Patrick, sawyer, cor Broad and Ottawa sts, Le Breton Flats Redmond Edward, St Andrew st Redmond John, laborer, Nicholas st Reed Joseph, boatman, Biddy st Reed Mrs., wid, Biddy st Regan John, contractor, Rideau st, Sandy hill Regan Patrick, laborer, Nicholas st REGISTRY OFFICE FOR SERVANTS, McCarthy & Co., 31 Sparks st Regimbal Gaspard, laborer, Montreal st, Le Breton Flats Regimbal Pierre, baker, Cathcart st Reid James B., accountant, Nicholas st Reiffenstein Mrs.Amelia, Stewart st RELIANCE MUTUAL ASSURANCE CO, of London, England, Neil Me- Kinnon, agent, 413 Sparks st Remon Edward P., of Lyon & Romon, bds at Salmon\u2019s hotel, York st Renaud Alexander, laborer, Brond st, Le Breton IMlats Renaud Alexis, tavern, Murray st Renaud Charles, laborer Ottawa st Renaud Ulric, tanner, Nelson st Rennick Wm., stonemason, Church st Reynolds Mrs, Eliza, wid Wm.I, storekeeper, Dalhousie st cor Bolton st REYNOLDS THOMAS, mannging director St Lawrence and Ottawa rail- way, Wellington st.See Adv page T. ONTARIO.] DOMINION 611 DIRECTORY.OTTAWA, Reynolds William, cooper, Rideau st Rhéaume Isidore, laborer, Ottawa st Rhéaume Mrs.Philomène, wid Eugène, Catheart st Rhodes John, messenger, finance department, Augusta st Ricard Edouard, carter, St Patrick st Ricard Guillaume, laborer, York st Rice Daniel, hairdresser, 81 Sussex st RICE WILLIAM, manager Russell house, cor Elgin and Sparks sts, h Union sq, Albert st Richard Alfred, clerk, 186 Clarence st Richard Emery, printer, Cathcart st bet Dalhousie and Sussex sts Richard J.Bte., raftsman, Church st Richards Wm., contractor, Bridge st, Le Breton Flats Richardson Robt., butcher, Wellington ward market, h cor Bay and Maria sts Richer Damien, of J.B.Richer & Son, Gloucester st Richer Edouard, of Potvin & Richer, .Park st Richer J.B, of J.B.Richer & Son, Gloucester st Richer J.B., & Son, grocers, cor Gloucester and Rideau sts Riddell Miss Hannah, dressmaker, Bridge st, Le Breton Flats Rideau Canal office, James D.Slater, superintendent, Wellington st ; office for the collection of tolls, George A.Carmen, collector, opp locks, n Sparks st Rideau club, Sir John A.Macdonald, president, Metcalfe st n Wellington Riel Joseph, tinsmith, bds at Mrs.Riel\u2019s, York st \u2018 Riel Mrs.Julie, wid Pierre, York st Riel Philip, clerk, Boteler st - Rigby James, printer, 50 Sparks st Riley James, cabman, Church st Riley Miss Rose, Concession line road n Biddy st Riley Mrs.Mary, wid Edward, cor St Paul and Mosgrove sts Riley William, stonemason, Nelson st Ring David, foreman, Middle st, Le Breton Flats Ring Edward, waiter, Chapel st Riopel André, laborer, St Patrick st Riopel André, proprietor Montreal hotel, York st Riopel Laurent, carter, St Andrew st Riopel Louis, carter, St Andrew st Riopel Ouésime, hackman, Catheart st Ritchie Andrew, salesman, Rideau st opp Dalhousie st Ritchie Francis, detective, bds at Mrs.J.Leamy\u2019s, York st Ritchie\u201d James, clerk, Crown timber oflice, Maria st Rivet Joseph, teamster, Rose st RIVET PIERRE, French journal clerk, House of Commons, Besserer st Roberge Olivier, messenger, House of Commons, Ottawa st north Robert Charles, joiner, Ottawa st north Robert Charles, laborer, Chapel st Robert Jenn Bte,, laborer, Middle st, Le Breton l'lats Robert Philip, laborer, Ottawa st north Robert Pierre, sexton, St Patrick st Robort Stanislas, butcher, 87 Rideau st, hu Rideau bridge, township of Gloucester Roberts Charles, draughtsman and land surveyor, census branch department of agriculture and statistics, Roches- terville Roberts John, bookkeeper, Albert st n Elgin st Roberts John, druggist, 36 Rideau st ROBERTS R.ALEXANDER, butcher, Rochesterville ROBERTS REV.EDWARD J.W, Catholic apostolic, Rochesterville Robertson Alexander, tobacconist, Elgin st, h Gloucester st, Centre town Robertson Duncan, teacher Central school west, Bank st Robertson James, mason, Besserer st ROBERTSON JOHN, accountant Bank of Montreal, bds at P.Smith's, 51 Rideau st Robertson John, mason, Besserer st Robertson John P., school teacher, Cumberland st Robertson Mrs.Jeannet, wid Donald, boarding house, cor Besserer and Cumberland sts Robertson Nathaniel, merchant tailor, Elgin st, h Gloucester st, Cartier sq ROBERTSON PATRICK, accountant Bank of British North America, Slater st Robertson Peter, blacksmith, Queen st, Robertson Robert, moulder, Edward st, Richmond road Robertson Thomas, laborer, Dalhousie st Robichon Alexandre, laborer, Chapel st Robichon François, laborer, King st Robiliard Mrs., wid, Gloucester st Robillard Adolphe, M.D., Murray st Robillard Antoine, Ottawa st north Robillard Edouard, stonecutter, King st Robillard Prisque, raftsman, Ottawa st north Robinson George, harnessmaker, Parry st Robinson Hiram, cashier, O'Connor st Robinson James G., of T.W.Currier & Co., cor Besserer and Chapel sts Robinson John L.G., millwright, Bolton st Robinson Thomas, laborer, Dalhousie st Robinson Thomas, laborer, St Paul st Robinson Thomas G., carpenter, Wellington st Robitaille Louis, sessional messenger of the Senate, resides in Quebec Robitaille Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Eugène, boarding house, cor Bank and Sparks sts Rochester & Co, Victoria brewery, Richmond road Rochester James, Richmond road Rochester James A., of Rochester & Co., Richmond road Rochester John, jun., mayor, Richmond road .Rochester John, sen, Richmond road Rochester William, Richmond road Rochon David, raftsman, Parry st Rochon Flavien, sculptor and undertaker, St Patrick st .Rochon Jacques, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Rochon J.Baptiste, laborer, Cobourg st Rochon Pierre, joiner, Water st Rochou Régis, laborer, Middle st, Le Breton Flats Rocque Louis, Adolphe, joiner, Park st Rocque Pierre, contractor, Dalhousie st Rodgers Peter, laborer, Prescott road ROGER CHARLES, 2nd class clerk, post office department, Bank st Roger John C., foreman Times office, 38 Sparks st, h 35 Sparks st Rogers Chapman, commission agent, Daly st Rogers Charles, messenger, Union Forwarding and Railway Co., Theodore st Rogers Samuel, cabinetmaker and express office, 70 Rideau st, bh George st Rolland Mrs.Marie, wid Jos., Park st Rollin Arsène, laborer, St Andrew st Rollin Frs., laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Rollin Joseph, Park st Rollin Maxime, joiner, Parry st Rolfe Edward, messenger, Bank of British North America, Murray st Roney John, laborer, King st Roonan John, laborer, St Andrew st ROOS JOHN, tobacconist, 26; Sparks st, h Alice st n Deep Cut ROSE GEORGE MA LEAN, of Hunter, Rose & Co., Metcalfe st Rose Philip, laborer, Boteler st Ross Alexander, of Ross & Parsons, Nepean township ROSS CHARLES 8.secretary Inter- colonial Railway commission, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st, resides in Kingston ROSS-ROBERTSON COLONEL PATRICK, adjutant general of militia, department of militia and defence, Departmental buildings.west, Wellington st, h cor King and Daly sts, opp St Alban's church Ross Hugh, grocer, Wellington st Ross John Le B., eugineer, public works department, Rideau st Ross Matthew, carter, Nicholas st Ross Mrs.Sarah,wid Hugh, Cathcart st Ross & Parsons, barristers, &c., Elginst ROSS THOMAS, chief clerk, contingencies and stationery, finance department, Departmental buildings east Wellington st, h Stewart st Ross William, stonemason, cor Chapel and Wilbrod sts Ross William A, of Scott & Ross, Ne- ean township ROSS WM.B, English journal clerk House of Commons, Richmond road Rossi Orlando, umbrella maker, 60} Rideau st Rossignol Charles, raftsman, Murray st Rossignol T., laborer, Cumberland st Rourke Thomas, laborer, cor Queen and Sherwood sts, Le Breton Flats - Routh Alex., watchmaker, Besserer st Routh Charles T., clerk, bds at A.Graham'\u2019s, Rideau st ROUTH EDW ARD, assistant city cjerk, City hall, Elgin st, h George st north Routhier David, 3rd class clerk, department of agriculture and statistics.bds at Mrs.M.Barrett's, York st Rowan Charles, 180 Clarence st Rowan Charles, cor Cumberland and Parry sts Rowan James H., engineer, public works department.Daly st Rowan Joseph F., Clarence st Rowan Thos., contractor,Cumberland st ROWE AMOS, auctioneer and commission merchant, 5 Rideau st, h Albert st Rowet John, builder, Duke st, Le Breton ats Rowland James, clerk, bds at C.Carl- tou\u2019s, cor Little Sussex aud St Paul sts Rowsell Eli P., of Preston & Rowsell, Queen st Roxborough Thomas, bookbinder, stationery department, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st, h cor Little Sussex and St Paul sts Roy Abraham, laborer, Broad st, Le Bretou Flats Roy André, laborer, Church st Roy Augustin, tavern, St Patrick st Roy Charles, carpenter, Napoleon st Roy Damase, carter, St Andrew st Roy Etieune, wessenger, House of Commons, Murray st, n Sussex st Roy Evangéliste, carter, St Patrick st OTTAWA.Roy Pierre A., grocer, Church st cor Dalhousie st i Royal Insurance Co., Fire and Life, Thomas M.Clarke, agent, Elgin st Roy Joseph, laborer, Cobourg st Roy Joseph, laborer, Ottawa st, Le Breton Flats Roy Joseph, laborer, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Roy Joseph, water carrier, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Roy Léon, salounkeeper, Sussex st RUBIDGE FREDERICK P., assistant engineer, public works department, Departmental buildings west, Wellington st, L George st, n Wellington st Russell A.J, jun., draughtsman, Crown timber office, Hugh st Russell Alexander, of Blyth & Russell, cor Metcalfe and Albert sts Russell Audrew, census branch department of agriculture and statistics, Metcalfe st Russell Alexander J., agent and inspector, Crown timber office, cor Hugh , and Queen sts Russell David, carpenter, Augusta st Russell David, machinist, British American Bunk Note Cu., Hugh st Russell George, plasterer, Nelson st RUSSELL GEORGE H., mattrass warehouse, upholsterer and cabinetmaker, William st cor George st, and 14 George st Russell George R., furniture warehouse, Rideau st RUSSELL HOUSE, J.A.Gouin, pro- prietur, cor Élgin and Sparks sts Russell James W., of Mugee & Russell, Metcalfe st Russell Mrs.Ellen, wid James, Nelson st Russell Robert, clerk,bds at T.Russell's Wellington st Russell Samuel, of Magee Metcalfe st Russel] Thomas, livery stable, Yorkst, b Wellington st Russell William F., manager, Hull sash and blind factory, Percy st, Richmond road Rutharford Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Thos., housekeeper Otlawa Protestant ladies school, Wellington st RUTHVEN JAMES, foreman in bindery of James Hope & Co., cor Cumberland and George sts Ryan Carroll, reporter, O'Connor st Ryan David, officekeeper and messenger finance department, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st Ryan James, of McEvoy & Ryan, cor Dalhousie and St Patrick sts Ryan Jos.W.dry goods, 18 Rideau st Ryan Martin, laborer, Bank st road Ryan Michael, messenger department of militia and defence, cor Cathcart gt and Cathcart 8q Ryan Mrs.Catherine, wid Anthony, Britannia terrace Ryan Mrs.Catherine, wid Timothy, Bank street road Ryan Nicholas, grocer, cor Gloucester and Parry sts Ryan P.C., assistant bookkeeper, customs department, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st Ryan Patrick E., of Kearns & Ryan, Cathcart st RYAN RODERICK, lumber merchant, Maria st,bet Metcalfe andQ\u2019Connor sts Ryerson John, British American Bank Note Co., bds at Mrs.Sutton\u2019s, 214 Sparks st & Russell, DOMINION 612 DIRECTORY.Sablière J.Baptiste, laborer, Division st Sabourin Frs.Xavier, laborer, King st Sadler George, steward Protestunt hospital, county Carleton, Rideau st Sadler Michael, shoemaker, Richmond road Sadler Miss Harriet, matron Protestant hospital, county Carleton, Rideau st Sadler Nicholas, shoemaker, Goorge st Salmon James, hotel, York st Salmon J.Meury, clerk, bds at Salmon\u2019s hotel, York st Salter Thomas, grocer, cor Parry and Gloucester sts Sangster Charles, 3rd class clerk, post office department, money order branch, Stewart st Sarasin Célestin, carter, Rose st Sarasin Charles, carter, St Andrew st Sarasin Joseph, laborer, Chureh?st Sarasin Paul, laborer, Redpath st Sargent William, laborer, Nelson st Surson Robert, builder, Richmond road Satchell Brothers, butchers, stalls 5 and 7 By ward market, York st Satchell Charles, of Satchell Brothers, Gloucester st Satchell Francis, of Satchell Brothers, Gloucester st Saucier Régis, laborer, Catheart st, Le Breton Flats Sauriol Frangois, painter, Murray st Sauvage Louis, laborer, Rose st Sauvageau Arthur, shoemaker, Bolton st south Sauvageau Napoléon, laborer, Water st Sauvageau Narcisse, laborer,St Andre st Sauvageau Ulivier, laborer, St Andrew st Sauvé Cassimir, teamster, Bridge st, Le Breton Flats Sauvé Edouard, laborer, Ottawa st, Le Breton Flats Sauvé Jean, laborer, Division st Sauvé Joseph, clockmaker, cor Cumberland and St Patrick sts Savage John, laborer, Bridge st, Le Breton Flats Savary Jean, laborer, St Andrew st Sayer Edouard, laborer, Bridge st, Le Breton Flats Sayer Fabien, laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Sayers Henry, gardener, Wilbrod st Scanlan Michael, laborer, Ottawa st north Scantleberry John, fruit and confectionery, Wellington st Schingh François, êlerk, Dalhousie st Schofield William, deputy registrur County of Carleton, Ashburnham st Schwabe Henry, extra clerk, House of Cogamons, bds at J.Brown's, Queen st Schwitzer William, policeman, Gloucester st Scott Albert, bookkeeper, Besserer st Scott captain George, finance department, cor Gloucester and Daly sts Scott Charles S., post office clerk, Met- calfe st Scott David, accountant Ottawa River works, Middle st Scott David, bookkeeper, Richmond roa BCOTT F.G., 1st class clerk, debenture books, finance depurtment, Daly st Scott John, shoemaker, Gloucester st Scott Mrs.Alison, wid, confectioner, cor Sparks and Elgin sts Scott Mrs.Jessie, wid John, St Patrick st Scott Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Francis, Bes- serer st [Province or Scott Richard H., laborer, Ottawa st Scott Richard W., Q.C., of Scotl & Ross, resides in Hull Scott Robert E., harnessmaker, bds at P.Wright's, Wellington stn Bay st Scott & Ross, barristers, &c., Elgin st Scott William, laborer, Bollon st, Letter O Scott William, clerk, bds al Wm.Mor- wy, Head st, Le Breton Flats SCOTTISH FIRE AND SCOTTISH PROVIDENT (LIFE) INSURANCE COMPANIES,, Kennedy & Christie, agents, Lang\u2019s block, Elgin st Scottish Imperial Fire Insurance Co, Neil MeKiunon, agent, 414 Sparks st Scottish Provincial Assurance Co, H.P.Hill, agent, post office block, Elgin st Seabrook William, laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Seager Jas., carpenter, Richmond road Seaton Ths.J., watchmaker, Clarence si Seaton William, tailor, Murray st Secor Peter, laborer, Napoleon st SECRETARY OF STATE FOR CANADA, hon J.C.Aikins, secretary of stute ; Etienne Parent, under secretary, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st SECRETARY OF STATE FOR TUE PROVINCES, hon.Joseph Howe, secretary of state ; BE.A.Meredith, under secretary, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st Seers Antoine, laborer, Redpath st Séguin Antoine, laborer, Gloucester st Seminary for young ladies, conducted by the ladies of the Congregation of Notre Dame, Madame St Gabriel, superioress, cor O\u2019Connor and Wellington sts SENATE (THE), John F.Taylor, clerk, Parliament buildings, Wellington st Séré Edouard, carter, & Andrew st Séré Jean Bte., laborer, St Andrew st SEYMOUR GRANT, Ist class clerk, adjutant generals office, department of militia and defence, Vittoria st Shannon James, laborer, Bridge st, Le Breton Flats Sharpe Charles, carriagebuilder, Gloucester st Sharp George, baker, Baird st Sharp James baker, Redpath st Sharp John luborer, Bolton st, Letter O Shaver William H., tanner, Besserer st Shaw \u2014, tailor, Clarence st Shaw Chiarles, post office clerk, Bolton st Shaw C.8., clerk, Sussex st Shaw J.R., painter, Bolton st Shaw Richard, corresponding clerk inland revenue gepartment, Queen st Shaw Richard J., 3rd class clerk, post office department, money order branch, Queen st Shay Churles W., 1st class clerk, department of receiver general, 0'Con- nor st Shen Cornelius, laborer, Clarence st Shea John, bread driver, Murray st Shea John, cab driver, Ottawa st north Shea Mrs, Ellen, wid Murty, Ottawa st north Shea Murty, cab driver, Ottawa st north Shea Patrick, laborer, Bolton st north Shea Thomas, laborer, McLaughlin st, Le Breton Flats Shearer John, builder, Sparks st Sheldon George A., batter and furrier, 26 Sparks st Shelton William, laborer, Baird st Shelton Willinm, laborer, Dalhousie st Shepherd David, butcher, Ottawast west Shepherd John, painter, Besserer st ONTARIO.] Sheppard Perceval E., 1st class clerk, customs department, O'Connor st n Slater st Sherriffe Mra.Surah, wid Charles, Mos- grove si sherwood Edward, laborer, r Concession line road n Centre st Sherwood Edward, registrar county of Carleton, resides in township of Nepean Sherwood George, jnmior 2nd class clerk, adjutant\u201d general's office, de- mriment of militia and defence, yds at Mrs.J.Fraser's, York st Shiriff F.A., 3rd class clerk, finance department, Bell\u2019s block, Elgin st Shoolbred William, of T.Hunton, Shoolbred & Co, bds at Mra.Nye's, 34 Sparks st Short Daniel, laborer, George st Short William, cabinetmaker, Rideau at Shouldice Mrs.Bridget, wid Henry, St Patrick st Shouldis George, baker, York st Sicard Pierre, laborer, Napoleon st Sigman Henry, laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Sigouin Alexandre, saddler, Park st Sigouin Damase, grocer, cor King and hurch stg Sigouin Henri, laborer, Britannia terrace, Le Breton Flats Sigouin Onésime, tavern, Murray st Sileox William, constable, Biddy st Simard Abel, pianomaker, Cumberland st Simard Olivier, joiner, Park st SIMPSON HON.JOHN, assistant auditor, finance department, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st, h Albert st Simpson John B., audit clerk, finance department, Victoria terrace, Richmond road Simpson John, printer, 7 Preston terrace, Daly st Simpson Sigsworth, draper, George st Sims Mrs.Mary, wid William, Ashburn- ham st SIMS R.A., proprietor Bay street carriage factory, Bay st, h Ashburnham st Sinclair Donald, surveyor, Bank st Sinclair James, carpenter, Metcalfe st, n Nepean st Sinclair Robert, senior 2nd class clerk, post office department, Sandy hill, Rideau st Sinott James, laborer, r Concession line road, n Centre st Sinnott James, laborer, Gloucester st Concession line road Sixsmith Mrs.Eliza Jane, wid Elina, Rideau st Sixemith Wm.IT, bookkeeper, Rideau st SKEAD NON.JAMES, senator, lumber merchant aud mill owner, Bridge st, h Duke st, Le Breton Flats SKEAD ROBERT, lumber merchant, office and residence, Sparks st, bet Hugh and Sally sts Skead William, lumber merchant, Maria st n Concession line road Skeffington Mrs.Margaret, wid John, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Skinner Joseph, chemist and dra gist, Wellington st bet Hugh and Sally sts Skinner Samuel, jun, upholsterer, Met- calfe st, h Parliament building, Wellington st : Skinner Samuel, sen., housekeeper of the Senate, Parlinment buildings, Wellington st Slack James, moulder, Canal basin DOMINION 613 DIRECTORY.OTTAWA.Slater James D., superintendent Rideau Smith William, laborer, Redpath st canal, h Wellington st Slattery Miles, grocer, Clarence st Slattery William, butcher, stall 1 By ward market, York st, h Clarence st Slattery William, fruit trader, York st Sleeman Joseph, of A.Campbell & Co., Ottawa st west, n Stewart st SLOANE JAMES 5, junior clerk, Ifouse of Commons, Bolton st, n Cathcart sq Slocombe James, of Slocombe & Stevens, cor Rideau and Cumberland sts Slocombe & Stevens, proprietors English hotel, 66 Rideau st Smale Mrs.Ann, wid Thos., Stewart st Small H.Beaumont, jun., clerk, Wellington st, h Maria st Small Henry B., secretary to hon.C.Dunkin, 3rd class clerk, marine and fisheries department, Maria st Smillie William, printer British American Bank Note Co., Parry st SMILLIE WILLIAM C., president British American Bank Note Co.,Wellington st, h Vittoria st Smirl Arthur, principal Central school east, Augusta st Smith Charles, joiner, George st Smith Daniel, millwright, Duke \u2018st, Le Breton Flats Smith Edward, brewer, Richmond road Smith Edward, laborer, McGee st Smith Edward T.2nd clerk Crown timber office, Edward st, Richmond road Smith George.messenger governor's secretary\u2019s office, Queen st Smith George, night watchman,House of Commons, Wellington st Smith Gustavus, temporary clerk, department of agriculture, Rideau st Smith Henry, millwright, Richmond road Smith Henry R.junior clerk, House of Commons, bds at Mrs.Duignan\u2019s, Sparks st Sinith J.Monroe, clerk, bds at Mrs.Mitford\u2019s, Albert Island, Le Breton Flats Smith J.R., 3rd class clerk, post office department, savings bank branch, Bank st Smith James, butcher, stall 4 By ward market, York st, h Church st Smith James W., butcher, Duke st Le Breton Flats Smith Jeremiab, carpenter, Gloucester st.Lower town Smith John, bookkeeper, Cartier sq, Gloucester st Smith John, clerk, Gloucester st Smith John, tailor, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Swith John, forwarder, Cathcart st Smith John, laborer, Queen st Smith Lyman, foreman, Albert st, Richmond road Smith Maxwell, laborer, Redpath st Swith Mrs.Catherine C., milliner, cor Albert and Bank sts Smith Mrs.George, Queen st, Le Breton Flats Smith Mrs.Jane, wid John, Bank st Smith Mrs.Jennie, wid George W., El- gin st Smith Mrs.Mary, wid Robert, Duke st, Le Breton flats Smith P.George, teamster, cor George and William sts Smith Patrick, clerk, 45 Rideau st, h 51 Rideau st Smith Sidney, probationary clerk, pot office department, savings bank branch, bds at Mrs.Greene's, Prince\u2019s terrace SMITH WILLIAM, deputy minister of marine and fisheries, marine and fisheries department, Departmental buildings west, Wellington st, h St Albans terrace, Daly st Smith William A.D., turner, Cumberland st, h Besserer st SMITH WILLIAM H., salesman at James Hope & Co\u2019s., Gloucester st Smith William, cor Albert and Bank sts SMITHSON W.H., 1st class clerk, post office department, cor Hugh and Maria sts Snaith Robert, stonecutter, King st Snell Daniel, printer, Mosgrove st Sœurs Grises, sister Bruyère, superior- ess, cor Bolton and Sussex sts Somerville Peter T., marblecutter, bds at Mrs.D.Robertson's, cor Cumberland and Besserer sts SOMERVILLE WILLIAM M., proprietor Ottawa marble works and drain pipe depot, Rideau st Soper Albert W., lumber merchant, Bridge st, Le Breton Flats Soulière Jean, assistant on slide, Middle st, Le Breton Flats Sparks Alexander, mason, Maria st Sparks Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Frederick.Sparks st Sparks Mrs.Frances, wid Abraham.Sparks st Sparks Mrs.Sparks st Sparks Nicholas, Sparks st, h 2 Sparks place, Albert st Sparks Nicholas, barrister and attorney at law, Elgin st, h Banks of Rideau, township of Gloucester Sparks Robert, land surveyor, Elgin st, bh Banks of Rideau, township of Gloucester Sparrow Charles, butcher, Sandy hill, Rideau st SPARROW MARTIN, of Chisholm & Sparrow.Sussex st Spelman Michael, mason, Bank street road Spénard Alexis, tinsmith, Park st Spencer Charles, conductor Canada Central railway, Rochesterville Spénard Olivier, laborer, Church st Spence Henry, laborer, Bank st Spencer Edward, laborer, Bolton st, Letter O Spencer John, laborer, Cathcart st Spencer Thomas, builder, St Patrick st Spittal Robert, builder, Daly st SPRAGGE WILLIAM, deputy superintendent of Indian affairs, department of secretary of state for the provinces, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st.h Sherbourne grange, Richmond road Sproule Miss Diana, Gloucester st, Lower town Sproule Miss Elizabeth, Gloucester st, Lower town Sproule Miss Lucinda, boys and girla school, Gloucester st, Lower town Sproule Mrs.Jane, wid Robert, boarding house, cor Sally and Sparks st Sproule Thomas, deputy city registrar, Victoria terrace, Richmond road St Amand André, laborer, Sherwood st Le Breton Flats St Amand Léon, brakeman, St Lawrence and Ottawa railway, Sussex st St Amour Ambroise, shoemaker, Co- bourg st St Amour André, laborer, Rose st St Amour Augustin, laborer, Queen st Le Breton Flats Sarah, wid Nicholas, OTTAWA.DOMINION 614 DIRECTORY.[ProviNoE oF St Amour Charles, carter, Church st St Amour Paul, laborer, St Andrew st St Andrew\u2019s church, ch of Scotland, rev.D.M.Gordon, B.D., cor Wellington and Hugh sts St Andrew's church, R catholic, rev.J.J.Collins, priest, Sparks st, bet Hugh and, Bank sts St Bartholomew\u2019s church, ch of England, rev.G.N.Higginson, M.A.New Edinburgh St Bridget's school, conducted by the Grey Nuns, sister Mary of the Conception, directress, Wellington st St Denis Calixte, joiner, Parry st St Denis F., repairer Montreal Telegraph Co., St Patrick st St Denis Napoléon, carter, Church st St Denis Olivier, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats St François de Salles sister, directress Notre Dame schools, Murray st St Gabriel madame, superioress, seminary for young ladies, conducted by the ladies of the Congregation of Notre Dame, eor O'Connor and Wellington sts St George Edouard, mason, King st St George Joachim, mason, St Patrick st St George Joseph, mason, Ottawa st north St George William, Boteler st St George William H., printer, bds at W.St George's, Boteler st St Hill Philip, office keeper and messenger, privy council, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st St Jacques Charles, joiner, St Patrick st St Jacques Frs., laborer, St Andrew st ST JACQUES FRANCOIS XAVIER, manager Union house, Elgin st St Jacques Frs.Xavier, water carrier, Church st St Jacques Toussaint, Church st ST JAMES\u2019 HOTEL, Frederick Evans, proprietor, cor Metcalfe and Queen sts.See Adv St Jean Joseph, carter, St Andrew st St Jean Pierre, M.D., St Patrick st St Jean Sylvestre, carpenter, Napoleon st St Joseph's church, R.catholic, rev.A.Pallier, curate, Wilbrod st St Joseph's Orphan asylum, sister Thi- baudeau, directress, cor Cathcart and Sussex sts ST JULIEN JOSEPH T., barrister and advocate for provinces of Quebec and Ontario, cor York and Sussex sts, h Bolton st, Letter O St Laurent Jean B., Boteler st ST LAWRENCE AND OTTAWA RAILWAY, Thomas Reynolds, managing director; A.G.Peden, secre- tary-treasurer; R.Luttrell, superintendent ; T.M.Taylor, station agent, offices, Wellington st, station McTag- gart st.See Adv page T St Lawrence hotel, F.Champness, proprietor, cor Rideau and Nicholas sts St Louis Louis, proprietor St Louis hotel, Church st St Louis Magloire, Church st ; St Mary\u2019s academy, under the charge of the Grey nuns, sister Mary of the Conception, directress, Wellington st bet Bay st and Market sq St Maurice Frs.Xavier laborer, Lloyd st, Le Breton Flats St Nicholas hotel, Wm.B.Howes, proprietor, cor Nicholas and St Paul sts cabinetmaker, tavernkeeper, St Onge Abraham, laborer, Cumberland st St Patrick's hall, Sussex st St_Patrick\u2019s Orphan asylum, sister Fitzmaurice, directress, Church st St Pierre Mrs.Murie, wid Adolphe, tavernkeeper, Murrayst Stacey George, laborer, Napoleon st Stacey John B., librarian Literary and Scientific society, Rideau st Stacey Mrs.Ann, wid Henry, Augusta st Stalker Hugh, salesman, Besserer st STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE CO.James Bailiff, 38 Sparks st, and H.Grist, cor Elgin and Sparks sts, agents Stanhope Mrs.Catherine, wid William H., grocery, Sherwood st, Le Breton Plats Stanley John, laborer, Albert st, Richmond road Stanley Robert, innkeeper, Wellington st Stansfeld Joshua, jun, law student, 333 Wellington st STANSFELD JOSHUA, sen., assistant accountant and bookkeeper House of Commons, Parliament buildings, Wellington st, h 333 Wellington st Stanton Isaac B., 1st class clerk, department of receiver general, O'Connor st, n Slater st Stapleton John, builder, Gloucester st Stapleton Philip, builder, Rideau si Stapleton William, Ottawa st, Le Breton Flats STARK DAVID, chief engineer Canada Central railway, cor Maria and Elgin sts Starmer James, grocer, York st Starrs James, foreman, Bolton st Starrs Michael, tavern, Clarence st Stay Elias, sawyer, Bridge st, Le Breton ats Steacy Edward, messenger, House of Commons, Albert st, n Elgin st Steacy George W., bookkeeper, Rideau st, n Gloucester st Steacy L., receiving clerk, Montreal Telegraph Co., Richmond road STEAM SAW MILLS, hon.James Skead, proprietor, west end of city Steckel È, draughtsman, public works department, bds at Mrs.Champagne\u2019s Steel Félix, laborer, Sparks st, n Bay st STEELE HENRY E.lst class clerk, department of secretary of state for the provinces, Queen st n Metcalfe st Steen James, carpenter, Sally st Steers William M., junior 2nd class clerk, department of militia and defence, McTaggart st Stephen Robert W., manager for G.À.Walton, 37 Sparks st, h cor Sparks and Bank sts STEPHENS A.J., & CO., wholesale and retail boot and shoe manufacturers and importers, 61 Sparks st Stephens Alfred Jumes, of A.J.Stephens & Co., Bank st Stephens Charles L., assistant postmaster, resides in New Edinburgh Stephens George, shoemaker, 200 Wellington st Stephens William, carpenter, Kent st Stephenson rev.William, Wesleyan, Queen st cor Metcalfe st Stephenson William, Canada Central railway, bds at British Lion hotel, 61 Sparks st Sterling William, laborer, Bolton st north Sternberg Joseph, \u2018W., hatter, Sussex st bds at Mclsnac\u2019s hotel, Clarence st Stevenson Hugh, clerk, Stewart at Stetson Benjamin L., stage carpenter, Her Majesty's theatre, cor O'Connor and Maria sts Stevens Charles P., 3rd class clerk, cue- toms department, bds at G.Bartlett's, 37 Sussex st Stevens Richurd W., of Slocombe & Stevens, Ridenn st, n Cumberland st Stevenson Robert, draughtsman, census department, Daly st Stewart J.Campbell, teacher, Cumberland st STEWART J.CUNNINGHAM, superintendent Savings bank branch, post office department, Departmental buildings west, Wellington st, li Maria st\u2019 Stewart John, of Stewart & Stockand, Rideau st n Augusta st Stewart John K., salesman, bds at W.Stewart's, Catheart st, Le Breton Flats Stewart Miss Margaret.dressmaker, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Stewart Mrs.Annie, ladies private school, Wilbrod st Stewart Robert, carpenter, Rideau st, h Augusta st Stewart Robert, salesman, bds at W.Stewart's, Cathcart st, Le Breton Flats Stewart Robt., assistant bookkeeper, finance department, Stewart st Stewart Samuel, clerk, bdsat W.Stewart's, Cathcart st, Le Breton Flats Stewart & Stockand, carpenters and builders, Rideau st Stewart William, millwright, bds at W.Stewart's, Cathcart st, Le Breton Flats Stewart William, teacher, Cathcart st, Le Breton Flats STIFF BROTHERS, photographic gallery, 24 Sparks st Stiff \u201cPhilander S., of Stiff Brothers, Maria st, n O'Connor st Stiff Thomas P., of Stiff Brothers, Maria st, n O'Connor st Stirling George, brewery, foot of Canal locks, n Sussex st Stockand George, of Stewart & Stock- and, Rideau st STOCKDALE JOHN, livery stable, Queen st, h Slater st, n Elgin st Stockdale Richard, of W.Stockdale & Brothers, Slater st n Elginst Stockdale W., & Brothers, carriage builders, St Paul st Stockdale William, of W.Stockdale & Brothers, St Paul st Stone rev.Samuel G., Episcopal methodist, Augusta st Stopellben Joseph, printer, Vittoria st Storr Edward, assistant doorkeeper, House of Commons, King st Storr Ira W., accountant, bds at E.Storrs, King st n York st Story Geo., storekeeper, Clarence si Story Thomas, & Co., merchant tailors, 76 Sussex st Story Thomas, of Thomas Story & Co., 76 Sussex st Strachan Jumes, plasterer, Albert st, Richmond road Strang John, of Kenough & Strang, Church st Stratton Joseph, pninter, Clarence st Stratton Stephen, harnessmaker, Rose t 8 Stringer Patrick, tæilor, Catheart st Stroulger sergeant Charles, orderly, governor's secretary's office, Oreigh- ton st, New Edinburgh \u201cONTARIO.] DOMINION 615 DIRECTORY.OTTAWA.STUART HENRY B,, English writing clerk House of Commons, bds at Garrow\u2019s hotel, Deep Cut Stuart J., 1st class clerk, department of justice, bds at Salmon\u2019s hotel, York st STUART LIEUT.COLONEL, military gecretury, adjutant general's office, department of militia and defence, Departmental buildings west, Wellington st, h Nelson st Stuart Willium, mason, Bank st Stuttaford A., printer, bds at Mrs.Foster's, Nicholas st Sullivan Jeremiah, Bolton st, Letter O Sullivan John, carter, Clarence st -Sullivan John, laborer, Church st Sullivan Joseph, laborer, Cathcart st Sullivan Michael, laborer, Bolton st Sullivan Michael, laborer, Bolton st Sullivan Stephen, bookbinder, Dal- housie st Sullivan Sylvester, laborer, Boteler st SULTE BENJAMIN, 1st class clerk department of militia and defence bds at Salmon\u2019s hotel, York st Summers Wm., laborer, Bolton st, Letter O Sumner William, mason, Augusta st SURTEES ROBERT, civil engineer and architect, secretary Ottawa City Passenger Railway Co., h New Edinburgh Sutherland George S., watchmaker, 63 Rideau st, h Bolton st, Letter O Sutherland William, tailor and clothier 61 Rideau st Sutton George, clerk, 214 Sparks st SUTTON JAMES T., purser, steamer Queen Victoria, 214 Sparks st SUTTON MRS ALICIA, wid George, private boarding house, 213 Sparks st Swaffield Arthur, printer, bds at Mrs.D.Robertson\u2019s, cor Cumberland and Besserer sts Swaffield John, compositor, bds at Mrs.Williams\u2019, Murray st Swalwell Anthony, York st Swalwell Anthony, jun., furniture dealer and undertaker, 35 Sparks st, h York st Swalwell Thos., carpenter, Franklin st Swan Miss Ellen, Victoria st Sweeney George, barber, bds at Mrs.Lariviére\u2019s, Bunk st Sweet Mrs.Caroline, wid Thomas, Albert st, Richmond road SWEETLAND JOHN, M.D., attending physician to County of Carleton General Protestant hospital and physician to County of Carleton gaol, office and residence Rideau st Sweetman John, dyer, Sparks st Swinburn Christopher, caretaker Central school west, Slater st Switzer Robert, clerk, Rideau st Symes P.Barclay, census branch department of agriculture, bds at Salmon\u2019s hotel, York st TABARET KEV.JOSEPH, superior Ottawa college and University, Wil- brod st Tabeau Paul, Church st TACHE DR.JOSEPH ©.deputy minister of agriculture and statistics, Departmental buildings west, Wellington st, h Bolton st bet Sussex and Dalhousie sts Tackaberry Isaac B,, auctioneer, Clarence st Taillefer Alexis, raftsman, Bolton st Taillefor Augustin, water carrier, Cumberland st \u201cTaillefor François X., carter, cor Bolton st south and Cumberland st Taillefer Joseph, teamster, Cumberland st Tailleter Louis, watercarrier, Chapel st Taillon George, of Mosgrove & Taillon, William st Taillon Thomas, laborer, Murray st Tallon Mrs.Jane, wid Jean, William st TANGUAY REV.C, special service, department of agriculture and statis tics, Bishop's palace, St Patrick st Tanney Robert, moulder, Albert st Richmond road Tanswell George, laborer, cor King and Bolton sts Tardif Fréderic, confectioner, St Patrick st Tasker Charles J., accountant, post office block, Elgin st Tassé Célestin, saddler, King st Tassé Jean Baptiste, laborer, Parry st Tassé Jérémie, water carrier, Parry st Tassé Joseph, upholsterer, Parry st Tassé Louis, teacher, 195 Clarence st Tayler Frederick, painter and cooper, Boteler st Taylor Alex., tavern, 84 Clarence st Taylor Alexander, of A.& A.H.Taylor, 177 Rideau st TAYLOR A.& A.H, ticket agents G.T.R., York st Taylor A.Harvey, of A.& A.H.Taylor, Besserer st TAYLOR A.G.D,, assistant English journal clerk, House of Commons, Daly st TAYLOR FEXNNINGS, deputy clerk, clerk assistant and master in chancery of the Senate, Parliament buildings, Wellington st, h Cliffside house, Kent st Taylor George, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Taylor George, stonecutter, Albert st, h Rochesterville Taylor George, upholsterer, Church st TAYLOR ISAAC B., government and parliament printer, publisher and pro- Terry Mrs.Ann, wid William, King st Terry Pat., gardener, Richmond road Terry Samuel, carpenter, King st Terry William, clerk, King st Tessier Antoine, carpenter, Cathcart at Tessier Antoine, joiner, Park st Tessier George, foreman, Napoleon st TESSIER VICTOR E., clerk of French journals of the Senate, Parliament uildings, Wellington st Tètu Eugéne, 3rd class clerk, department of agriculture and statistics, Besserer st TETU IRENEE MONTEZUMA, Ist class clerk, department of secretary of state for Canada, Besserer st Tetu Nazaire, 3rd class clerk, department of secretary of state for the provinces, bds at Miss Christie's, Sussex st Thackeray Robert, carpenter, Percy st, Richmond road Thériault Ant.P., clerk, St Patrick st Thériault Placide, clerk, St Patrick st Thérien rev.F., R.catholic, assistant curate of Hull, Episcopal palace, St Patrick st Thibaudeau Mrs.Marguerite, wid Jos., Water st Thibodeau sister E., directress St Joseph's Orphan asylum, cor Cath- cart and Sussex sts Thibault Joseph, carter, Church st Thibault Mrs.Marie, wid Joseph, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Thibault Thomas, laborer, Bridge st, Le Breton Flats Thibert Bénoi, wheelwright, Clarence st Thistle W.R., & Co., surveyors, civil engineers, draughtsmen, &c., cor Metcalfe and Sparks sts Thistle William R., of W.R.Thistle & Co., vice-president, Union Forwarding and Railway Co., resides in Ayl- mer, Que.Thivierge Frs.X., raftsman, Ottawa st north prietor of the Ottawa Citizen, 29, 31 and 33 Rideau st, resides in New Edinburgh Taylor James, millwright, Carleton st TAYLOR JAMES M, station agent St Lawrence and Ottawa railway, 177 Rideau st Taylor John, laborer, Cathcart st Taylor John, tailor, bds at MeIsaac's hotel, Clarence st TAYLOR JOHN F, clerk, master in chancery, cashier.and accountant of the Senate, Parliament buildings, Wellington st, h Rolyat house, cor Stewart and Nelson sts Taylor Joseph, laborer, Broad st, Le reton Flats Taylor Joseph, messenger, Rideau st Taylor Matthew, cook, St Paul st Taylor Miss Sarah, Albert st, Richmond road Taylor Mrs.Alice, wid Dennis, George st Taylor Mrs.Margaret, wid John, Queen st, Le Breton Flats Taylor Thomas, boot and shoe maker, Wellington st Taylor Wm., laborer, Richmond road Teakles B.H., check clerk of canals, inland revenue department, bds at Mrs, Mitchell\u2019s, Queen st Teeling John, assistant bookkeeper, Russell house, cor Elgin and Sparks sts Terence John, butcher, stall 1 By ward market, York st, h Catheart st Terry John, laborer, St Andrew st Thomas Louis, baker, Ottawa st north Thomas W.3,, private secretary to hon.A.Campbell, senior 2nd class clerk post office department, Cumberland st Thompson Alexander, carpenter, Concession line road n Nepean st Thompson George, clerk, Quebec bank, cor Albert and Sally sts Thompson Henry M, John st Thompson James, groceries and dry goods, 55 Sussex st Thompson James H., clerk, Besserer st Thompson John, printer, Dalhousie st Thompson John, wholesale and retail grocer and liquor dealer, 27 Rideau st Thompson Joseph, sawyer, Queen st, Le Breton Flats Thompson L.S., clerk, Maria st Thompson Miss Helen, grocery, cor Cathcart and Queen sts, Le Breton Flats Thompson Mrs.Lizzie, wid Charles P.cor Nelson and Rideau sts Thompson Philip, cor Albert and Sally sts Thompson S., clerk, bds at J.Brown's, Queen st Thompson Thomas, printer, bds at Mrs J.Graham\u2019s, Cumberland st Thompson Thomas W., barrister, cor Elgin and Slater sts Thompson William G., of Jones & Thompson, Division st Thompson William H., city chamber- bookkeeper, lain, cor Elgin and Slater sts OTTAWA.DOMINION 616 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE OF Thomson J.S., 3rd class clerk, marine and fisheries department, bds at Mrs.Duignan's, Sparks st Thomson Thomas H., O'Connor st Thorbahn Herman, butcher, stall 10 By ward market, York st, h Ottawa st north Thorburn Daniel, printer, bds at Mrs.McKenna's, 64 Sparks st Thorburn John, M.A., rector City of Ottawa Grammar school, h Daly st Thorne \u2014, teamster, bds at Mrs.D.Foster's, Nicholas st Thorn Thomas, plasterer, Richmond road Thorne Thomas, baker, bds at J.Mc- Intyre\u2019s, cor Mosgrove und St Paul sts Thornton Wm., carpenter, Anglesea sq Thorpe William E., engineer, Church st Throop A.W., probationary clerk, post office department, Stewart st Tierman Miss Ann, school teacher, Biddy st TILLEY HON.SAMUEL L.CB, minister of customs, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st, h Bes- serer st Tilley William I, clerk, public works department, cor Gloucester and Rideau sts TILTON JOHN, accountant, marine and fisheries department, bds at Russell house, cor Elgin and Sparks sts Timbers William, machinist, bds at Mrs.P.McArthur's, Middle st, Le Breton Flats TIMES PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO., James Cotton, managing director, 38 Sparks st TIMES (THE), annual subscription to daily $6; to weekly $1; W.T Urquhart, editor ; Times Printing and Publishing Co., proprietors and printers ; James Cotton, managing director, 38 Sparks st Timmins James, laborer, road TIMS THOMAS D., inspector of finances, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, Victoria terrace, Richmond road Tipper John, laborer, Carleton st Titus Alonzo, Ontario carriage factory, 80 Sparks st,h Queen st, n O'Connor st Tobin James, laborer, Centre st Tobin Richard, carpenter, Boteler st Todd A.H., 2nd library clerk, House of Commons, Richmond road TODD ALFRED, chief clerk of committees and clerk private bills House of Commons, Parliament buildings, Wellington st, h Richmond road TODD ALPHEUS, librarian of Parliament, House of Commons, Parliament buildings, Wellington st, h Richmond road TOMLINSON JOSEPH, civil engineer, department of marine and fisheries, Metcalfe st Tongue Henry, painter, Duke st, Le Breton Flats Toohey Daniel, laborer, Biddy st Toohey Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John, innkeeper, Little Sussex st Toomey Thomas, laborer, Clarence st Toomey William, trader, York st Topley Horatio N., photographer, 105 York st Topley Mrs.Anna, wid John, Slater st TOPLEY WILLIAM J., manager Not- man\u2019s photographic rooms, Slater st Topling William, rafteman, Boteler st Richmond Tormey Mrs.Ann, wid William, Outh- cart st Torrance John A.assistant bookkeeper finance department, Sally st Tourangeau Mrs.Marie, wid Jean Baptiste, Ottawa st north Townsend Chas., wheelwright,.Albert st, Richmond road Toy John, mason, Parry st Toy Joseph, laborer, Daly st Tozer Mrs.Margaretta L., Rideau st Tracy James, watchmaker and jeweller, 19 Rideau st, h Daly st,n Gloucester st Tracy Wm., watchmaker, Stewart st Tracy William H., jeweller, 14 York st TRADE MARKS Registration of, department of agriculture and statistics, epartmental \u2018buildings west, Wellington st Traveller Edw., teamster, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Traveller Kent st Traveller Thomas, foreman, Head st, Le Breton Flats Travellers Insurance Co.of Hartford, Conn, J.T.& W.Pennock, agents, 193 Sparksst Traversy Ephraim, shoemaker, Murray st Mrs.Emily, wid Reuben, Traversy Félix, laborer, St Patrick st Traversy Isidore, storekeeper, Sussex st, h York st Traversy Toussaint, carpenter, Ottawa st north TREASURY BOARD, John Langton, secretary ; J.M.Courtney, chief clerk, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st Tremblay Antoine, joiner, St Andrew st Triolle Cyprien, gardener, Cumberland st Trottier André, terrace Trowbridge John, carter, cor Cumberland and York sts Trudeau Alexis, joiner, St Andrew st TRUDEAU TOUSSAINT, C.E., deputy to minister of public works, Departmental buildings west, Wellington st, h Stewart st Trudel Mrs.Mary, wid Pierre !Bolton st Trudel Théophile, pressman, Murray st Truman Wm.R., carpenter,Dalhousie st TRUST AND LOAN CO.OF UPPER CANADA, James Bailiff, agent, 38 Sparks st Tubman Thos., school teacher, and clerk of municipality, New Edinburgh Tunney Anthony, laborer, Vittoria st TUPPER HON.CHARLES, C.B., president privy council, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st, h Daly st Tupper Mrs, Eliza A., wid James M., mattressmaker, Clarence st Tupper Theodore, printer, bds at British Lion hotel, 61 Sparks st Turgeon Jacq., raftsman, St Patrick st Turgeon Jean, laborer, Park st Turgeon Joseph, messenger House of Commons, Rideau st bet King and Nelson sts Turgeon Joseph B., commissioner, con- veyancer, &c., Mosgrove st Turgeon Narcisse, photographer, 41 Rideau st, bh Dalhousie st Turgeon Pierre, joiner, Nelson st Turnbull David, baker, St Patrick st Turnbull James, Besserer st Turner Frederick Edward,photographic gallery, 69 Rideau st Turner Geo, blacksmith, Sherwood st Turner Mrs., wid, cor Nclson and Stewart sts laborer, Britannia Turpin Louis, laborer, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats TURVILLE FRANCIS, governor's secretary, Rideau hall Tweed John, mason, road, opp Nepean sl Tyo Charles, grave digger, Augusta st Union brewery, I.I.Brading & Co, George st, Le Breton Flats Union Forwarding and Railway Co, R.8.Cassels, president, Henry Chep- mell, secrotary-trensurer, Welling- tonst UNION HOUSE, with livery stables attached, W.Armstrong, proprictor, cor Queen and Elgin sts Union St Joseph d'Ottawa, Napoléon Boulet, president, Sussex st UNITED STATES CONSULAR AGENCY, Hugh Nott, agent, bds at Mrs.Pardey's, Wellington st Upper Ottawa Steamboat Co., L.rannell, secretary-treasurer, Middle st, Victoria Island, Le Breton Flats Urie William, storekeeper, Ottawa st, Le Breton Flats URQUHART WILLIAM T., editor of the Times, bds at Russell house, cor Elgin and Sparks sts Vachon E., French teacher, Ottawa Business college Valade Frangois X., M.D., St Patrick st Valade Pierre, laborer, McGee st Valiquet Charles, boarding Church st Valiquet François X., messenger, department of secretary of state for Canada, Duke st, Le Breton Flats Valiquet Jean, carter, McGee st Valiquet Jean Baptiste, carter, McGee st Valiquet Joseph, shoemaker, 90 Sussex st, h St Patrick st Valiquet Mathias, laborer, Dalhousie st Valiquet Mrs.Marie, wid Joachim, Ottawa st north Valiquet Mrs.Olive, {wid Louis, tailoress, St Patrick st Valiquet Pierre R., salesman, St Patrick t Concession line house, 8 Vallée Bernard, raftsman, St Patrick st VALLERAND FLAVIEN, 1st class clerk, privy council, St Patrick st Vanasse Alexis, laborer, Bolton st, Letter O Vau Cortlandt E, M.D, M.R.C.S, coroner, Wellington st ; Vandusen James, foreman, Quecn st, Le Breton Flats .Vanier Basile, baker, Cathcart st Vankoughnet L., 2nd class junior clerk, Indian branch, department of secretary of stale for the provinces, Maria st Vankoughnet Philip T., probationary clerk, post office department, Maria st Varin Dosité, laborer, Bridge st, Le Breton Flats Vaughan James, storeman, St Paul st VAUX THOMAS, accountant House of Commons, Parlinment buildings, Wellington st, bds at Mrs.Nye's, 34 Sparks st Veale Philip, government detective, Sally st Venance Gilbert, raftsman, Ottawa st north Verdon Basile, laborer, King st Vermet Jean 8.tavern, Murray st Verret G., 2nd class junior clerk, public works department, Rideau st Vézina J.Bto., curpenter, Gloucester st Vézina Uldéric; joiner, Clarence st Vial Thomas, salesman, bds nt Mrs.Sutton\u2019s, 214 Sparks st Viau Mrs.Joseph, Ottawa st north ONTARIO.] DOMINION 617 DIRECTORY.OTTAWA.Viau Mrs.Marie L,.wid Louis, Parry st Vicars Robert, clerk, Clarence st Victoria brewery, Rochester & Co, proprietors, Richmond road vic: ORIA FOUNDRY, N.S.Blasdell & Co., proprictors, Victoria Island, Middle st, Le Breton Flats Villeneuve limery, sawyer, Bolton st gouth Villeneuve Isaac, laborer, Broad st, Le Breton Flats Villeneuve Jos., laborer, St Andrew st Vincent Olivier, library messenger, House of Commons, King st bet York and Clarence sts VOLUNTEER REVIEW, weekly, annual subscription $2; G.H.Perry editor ; Dawson Kerr, proprietor and printer, Rideau st VULCAN IRON WORKS, A.Fleck, proprietor, Wellington st Waddle Thomas, insurance agent, George st Wade Mrs.Harriet, wid William, private boarding house, O'Connor st Wadsworth James, Ottawa st north Wainwright W.R.S., junior clerk House of Commons, Wellington st Wait Isanc, mason, bds at Mrs.Charles Sheriff's, Mosgrove st Walcot Charles T., bookkeeper, Indian branch, department of secretary of state for the provinces, Bank st Waldo Edward, clerk, bds at J.Park- ers, Duke st, Le Breton Flats Walker Mrs.Margaret, wid John, Cumberland st WALKER & PENNOCK, barristers, attorneys at law and solicitors in chancery, 5 Rideau st Walker Thomas, blacksmith, r Conces sion line road, n Biddy st Walker Thomas F., printer, bds at Mrs McKenna's, 66 Sparks st Walker William H., of Walker & Pen- nock, Sandy hill, Stewart st Wall J.F., temporary clerk, post office department, bds at City hotel, Clarence st Wall John, laborer, cor Cumberland and Bolton sts Wall Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William, cor Ottawa and Lloyd sts, Le Breton Flats Wall Mrs.Margaret, wid Patrick, dressmaker, Stewart st Wall William, grocer, cor Rideau and Nicholas sts Wallace Edward, shoemaker, lane off Richmond road Wallace Martin, laborer, St Andrew st Wallace W., accountant, Intercolonial Railway commission, resides in Simcoe Waller Richard A., printer, Bolton st, Letter O Waller William H., of (\"Connor & Waller, Nicholas st Walls John, messenger, customs department, Nicholas st WALSH A.M.P., chairman, Intercolo- nial Railway commission, resides in Simcoo Walsh David, pressman, Nicholas st Walsh Juwes, clerk, Canada Central railway, Dalhousie st Walsh Join, junior 2nd class clerk, Post office department, Slater st Walsh Michael, laborer, St Andrew st Walsh Michuol, messenger, publie works department, Dalhousie st Walsh Mrs.\u201cCatherine, wid Patrick, Redpath st Walsh William, tavern, 17 Clarence st Wallers Henry, axe maker, Cathcart st Walton G.A, sewing machine agent, 37 Sparks st WARD J.W.WELLINGTON, barrister at law (unturio), advocate (Quebec), attorney at law, solicitor in chancery, notary, &c., Elgin st, opp Russell house, bds at Miss Bancrofi\u2019s, Percy st, Richmond road Wardle Abraham, contractor, bds at Mrs.Guy's, Wellington st Wardrobe Duncan, stage driver, bds at British Lion hotel, 61 Sparks st Wardrobe Robt., engineer, St Lawrence and Ottawa railway, Carleton st Warner Thomas, laborer, Nelson st WARNOCK JAMES, manufacturer of bread, biscuits, crackers, dealer in flour and grain, 62 Sussex st Warren Mrs.Eliza A., wid Thomas, fruit store, 107 Rideau st Warwicker Thomas J., saddler, Wellington st, h r Concession line road, n Biddy st Washburn S., axe maker, Head st, Le Breton Flats, resides in Hull Watchorn John, jun , cooper, Albert st, Richmond road Watchorn John, sen., cabinetmaker, Albert st, Richmond road Waterhouse Israel, laborer, Queen st Waters James, laborer, Queen st, Le Breton Flats Waterson Andrew, carpenter, Sparks st Waterson Charles, laborer, Theodore st Waterson William, carpenter, Parry st Watkins Jobn, teamster, Besserer st Watson & Clisby, saloon, York st Watson James, of Watson & Clisby, York st Watson Thomas, teller Bank of British North America, bds at Mrs.James Me- Carthy\u2019s, Wellington st Watson William, stonecutter, Sparks st, n Bank st Watt Mrs.Eliza, wid Henry, Kent st Watt Mrs.Jane, wid David, Cathcart st Watters Alexander, carpenter, Rideau st, n Gloucester st Watters Thomas J., clerk, customs department, Slater st Watts Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Ths., King st Way Samuel, laborer, Nelson st Weatherley Henry S., 1st class clerk, post office department, O'Connor st n Slater st Weaver George, plasterer, Besserer st Webster James, government detective, Dalhousie at Webster John, contractor, Ottawa st west Welch Chas,, laborer,Bolton st, Letter O Wellington Paul, laborer, Stewart st Wellington Ward market, Sally st bet Wellington and Sparks st Wensley Thomas, printer, Gloucester st Wesleyan Methodist church, rev.Wm.Stephenson, minister, cor Queen and Metcalfe sts West Michael, laborer, Bolton st Western Insurance Co.of Canada, G.P.Drummond, agent, 19 Sparks st Weston George, laborer, Cathcart st Weston Henry, printer, British American Bank Note Co., bds at Mrs.McKenna's, 64 Sparks st Westwick Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Samuel, Murray st Wheeler Thomas, messenger marine and fisheries department, bds at C.Carlton's, Little Sussex st Whelan Dennis, grocer and liquor dealer, 45 Rideau st, h Besserer st Whelan Lawrence, foreman, St Patrick st Whelan Michael J., jeweller, St Paul st Whillan John, mason, Queen st, Le Breton Flats Whillans William, clerk, Wilbrod st Whitaker Robert, cutter, bds at J.Roberts, Albert st n Elgin st WHITCHER W.F., commissioner of fisheries, marine and fisheries department, Departmental buildings west, Wellington st, h East Wurtemburg st, foot of Rideau st White F., junior 2nd class clerk and short hand writer, department of justice, bds at A.Rowe's, Albert st White Francis, tailor, cor St Patrick and Cumberland sts White George, blacksmith, Queen st, Le Breton Flats White Henry, butcher, Cathcart st White James, laborer,Carleton st White John, laborer, Vittoria st White Joseph, government detective, Augusta st \u2018White Martin, blacksmith, Queen st, Le Breton Flats White Michael, boot and shoemaker, 41 Sparks st, bds at D.Mathesons\u2019, Slater st White Patrick, laborer, Cathcart st White William, carpenter, York st WHITE WILLIAM, secretary post office department, Departmental buildings west, Wellington st, b East Wur- temburg st, foot of Rideau st Whitehead Jos., laborer, 122 Sussex st Whitehead Wm., shoemaker, George st Whiteside Arthur, Gloucester st WHITESIDE H., & CO., Whiteside's patent spring bed, patent clothes dryer, perambulators, &c., and city express office, 62 Rideau st Whiteside Henry, of H.Whiteside & Co., Gloucester st Whitney Philip, foreman, Bridge st, Ls Breton Flats Whittier Albert, millwright, Duke st, Le Breton Flats Whitty James, laborer, cor Cumberland and York sts Whitty James, tavern, Murray st Whyte James G., stationery and fancy goods, 28 Rideau st, resides in Roches- terville WICKSTEED GUSTAVUS W, Q.C., law clerk House of Commons, Parliament buildings, Wellington st, h cor Bay and Queen sts WICKSTEED HORATIO A, accountant, post office department, Departmental buildings west, Wellington st.h Metcalfe stn Slater st Wigmore Jasper, storekeeper, Wellington st Wilbert Albert, bookbinder, bds at Imperial house, Wellington st Wilkinson Geo., laborer, Bolton st north Willett David, hotel, Bridge st, Le Breton Flats .Williams Alexander, cutter, bds at Mrs Sutton's, 211 Sparks st Williams David P., of J.W.H.Dobier & Co., Slater st Williams Edward H., accountant and assistant secretary Ottawa [Immigrant Aid society, Rideau st, n Ottawa st Williams E.P., bookkeeper, Bridge st, Le Breton Flats Williams George, laborer, bds at J.Munro's, Redpath st Williams Henry, clerk, Nicholas st Williams Hugh J., carpenter, Slater st Williams lieut.colonel Henry W., 69th Rifles, Daly st Williams Mrs.William G., Murray st OTTAWA.Williamson James, laborer, Cathcart st Williamson Mrs., wid, Concession line road, n Gloucester st Willment Edward, bookkeeper, Cath- cart st \u2018Wills William J., emigration agent, Met- calfe st Wilson Andrew, Albert st Wilson Andrew, of Andrew Wilson & Son, resides in New Edinburgh Wilson Andrew C., of Andrew Wilson & Son, resides in New Edinburgh WILSON ANDREW, & SON, proprietors and printers of the Daily News, cor Ottawa west and St Paul sts Wilson David, Clarence st Wilson David, carver and gilder, Sparks st, h O'Connor st Wilson George, carpenter, Vittoria st \u2018Wilson Henry, painter, Mosgrove st Wilson Hill, moulder, Sherwood st, Le Breton Flats Wilson John, carpenter, Bank st \u2018Wilson John, saddler, Rideau st Wilson John C., of Andrew Wilson & Som, cor St Paul and Ottawa sts west Wilson Mrs.Jane, wid Eustace, ladies private school, Maria st Wilson Robert H., lumber merchant, bds at City hotel, Clarence st Wilson Thomas, blacksmith, Biddy st WILSON WILLIAM, sen.assistant English translator House of Commons, Stewart st Wiison William, clerk, Slater st Wilson William, M.D., Stewart st cor Gleneester st WILSON WILLIAM, jun, assistant English translator House of Commons, resides in McKay st, New Edinburgh WILSON ZACHARIAH, county treasurer, county of Carleton, Nicholas st, resides in Gloucester township Wiltshire John, watchman, George st \u2018WILY LIEUT.COLONEL THOMAS, director of stores and keeper of militia properties, department of militia and defence, Departmental buildings west, Wellington st, h Daly st Wingfield J., assistant doorkeeper of the Senate in charge of wardrobe, resides in New Edinburgh Winters Leonard, grocer, cor Nelson and Parry sts DOMINION 618 DIRECTORY.Winters Mrs.Sarah, wid Peter, Bolton st south WISE F.A, resident engineer St Lawrence and Ottawa railway, resides at Prescott Wise Patrick, laborer, Murray st Wood Miss Mary, dressmaker, Bank st n Wellington st Wood Mrs, Mary Ann, wid Ebin, boarding house, St Paul st WOOD O.C., M.D., physician and surgeon and proprietor of private cancer infirmary, Maria st, office 414 Sparks st, h Maria st.Sve Adv page 12 Woodburn Alexander S., of Bell & Woodburn, Elgin st n Maria st Woodburn Thomas M., contractor, Sandy hill, Rideau st Woodcock Jonathan, blacksmith, bds at C.Carson's, foot of Wellington st, n George st Woodland James, St Paul st WOODLAND RICHARD, tanner and currier, dealer in leather, oil, sheepskins, calfskins, hides, and importer of English and French leather, and shoe findings, St Paul st Woodland Stewart, butcher, Wellington st, h Centre st Woodland Thomas, butcher, Wellington ward market, h cor Sally and Maria sts Woodley Chs.M., bricklayer, Rideau st Woods Frederick, compositor, Rideau st Woods James, sailor, Wellington st Woods Mrs.Ann, butcher, Wellington ward market, h Wellington st WORKMAN ALEXANDER, & CO, general hardware merchants, manufacturers agents, Rideau st, and Canal basin, Lower town, and Wellington st, Upper town Workman Alexander, of Alexander Workman & Co., Wellington st Workman William G.music teacher, 1 Preston terrace, Daly st WORTHINGTON THOMAS, commissioner of inland revenue, Departmental buildings east, Wellington st, h Bank cottage, Vittoria st WRIGHT & CLEMOW, barristers, &ec.for the provinces of Ontario and Quebec opp Russell house Sparks st Wright Edward, laborer, cor George and Dalhousie sts Wright John, carver and gilder, Rideau st, h Napoleon st Wright Philemon, saddler, Wellington stn Bay st WRIGHT WILLIAM R., chief clerk, adjutant general's office, department of militia and defence, Christ Church hill, foot of Sparks st Wright W.MeKay, of Wright & Cle- mow, and of McLeod, Wright & Law- lor, resides in Hull Wyman Joshua, bookkeeper, bds at City hotel, Clarence st Wyse Mrs.Julia, wid James, cor Park and King sts YEILDING AGAR, issuer of marriage licenses, St Lawrence hotel, cor Ri- dean and Nicholas sts, h Bank of Rideau, Gloucester township Yeomans Joseph, clerk store branch department of militia and defence, Augusta st Yorick John, messenger, post office department, Rideau st Young, Bronson & Co., saw, grist and carding mill owners, Montreal st, Le Breton Flats Young James, 2nd class clerk, stationery branch, finance department, Gloucester st, Cartier sq Young John, grocer, cor Cumberland and St Andrew sts Young John, weaver, Wilbrod st Young Ladies Literary institute, under the patronage of his lordship the right rev.Dr.Guigues, conducted by the Grey Nuns, Rideau st.See Ady Young Levi, of Young, Bronson & Co, lumber merchant, Middle st, h Lloyd st, Le Breton Flats Young Men's Christian Association rooms, cor Elgin and Sparks sts Young Michael, laborer, Maria st Young Mrs.Kate, wid John, George st YOUNG & RADFORD, practical watchmakers and jewellers, 30 Sparks st Young Robert, grist mill, Lloyd st, Le Breton Flats Young Thomas, builder, Wilbrod st Young William, of Young & Radford, Stewart st Zollikoffer Mrs.Pauline, Gloucester st, Cartier sq MISCELLANEOUS\u2014CITY OF OTTAWA.DOMINION OF CANADA.Seat of Government, Ottawa.GOVERNOR GENERAL.His Excellency the Right Honorable Baron Lisaan, of Lisgar and Baillieborough, in the County of Cavan, , in the Peerage of the United Kingdom of Great Irelan COMMANDING HER MAJESTY\u2019S FORCES IN BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, Lieutenant General Sir Charles Hastings Doyle, K.C.M.G., Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia.PRIVY COUNCIL.Minister of Justice and Attorney General, hon.Sir J.A.Macdonald, K.C.B.[PrOVINOE or Britain and Ireland, and a Baronet, P.C., G.C.B, G.C.M.G,, \u2018Governor General of the Dominion of Canada, and Governor General and Commander in Chief over the Island of Prince Edward.Francis Turville, Governor's secretary ; lieut.colonel J.C.McNeill, V.C., military secretary ; Jieut.-colonel Irvine principal aide-de-carap ; lieut.colonel Bernard, licut.colonel F.Cumberland, extra aides-de-camp, LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS, Their Honors the Hon.W.PP.Howland, C.B., Ontario; Sir Narcisse Fortunat Belleau, knight, Quebec ; Lieutenani General Sir Charles Hastings Doyle, .C.M.G., Nova Scotia ; Hon.Lemuel Allan Wilmot, D.C.L., New Brunswick ; Hon, Adams G.Archibald, Manitoba.Minister of Militia and Defence, hon.Sir G.E.Cartier, Bart.Minister of Customs, hon, 8.L.Tilley, C.B.Minister of Finance, hon, Sir Francis Hincks, C.B., K.O.M.G.Minister of Public Works, hon.II.L.Langevin, C.B.Minigterof Inland Revenue, hon.Alex.Morris.Sccretary of State for the Provinces, hon, Joseph Howe.President of the Privy Council, hon, Charles Tupper, C.B.Minister of Marine and Fisheries, hon.Peter Mitchell.Postmaster-General, hon.Alexander Campbell, Minister of Agriculture, hon.Christopher Dunkin.Secretary of State for Canada, hon.J.C.Aikins.Receiver General, hon, Jean C.Chapuis.Officers.\u2014Olerk of the Privy Council, Wn, II.Lee; Wm A.Himsworth, assistant clerk of the Privy Council.| ONTARIO.] DOMINION 619 DIRECTORY.OTTAWA.Clerks.\u2014F.Vallerand, J.O.Coté, F.H.Himsworth, H.Alexander and Wm.Horace Lee; M.Naughten, doorkeeper and messenger ; Wm, E.Morgan, Joseph Cairns and Patrick Batterton, messengers.Deputy Governors to sign Money Warrants.\u2014 Wm.H.Lee and Wm.A.Himsworth.Qfficers appointed to sign Commitments and Warrants under the Habeas Corpus Suspension Aet\u2014Wm.H.Lee and Wm.A.Himsworth.Commissioners per Dedimus potestatem\u2014Wm.H.Lee and Wm.A.Himsworth.SENATE OF CANADA.Hon.JoserH EpovarD CAUCEON, SPEAKER.NAME.P.0.ADDRESS.The Honorable Aikins, James Cox.Richview.Allan, George William.Toronto.Anderson, John H.Halifax.Archibald, Thomas D Armand, Joseph F.Benson, James Rea.Sydney, C.B.\u2026 Rivière-des-Prairies.St.Catherines Ont.Bill, Caleb R.\u2026 Kings County.Blake, Oliver.Waterford, Ont.Botsford, Amos Edward.Westock, Westmoreland.Bourinot, John.Sydney.Montreal.Cobourg.0ttawa.Quebec.St.Césaire.St.Denis, Kamouraska.\u2018Bureau, Jacques Olivier Burnham, Asa Allworth.Campbell, Alexander.Cauchon, Joseph.Chaffers, William Henry.Chapais, Jean Charles.Christie, David.Paris, Ont.Cormier, Charles.Plessisville.Dever, James.St.John, N.B.Dickey, Robert B.Ambherst.Dickson, Walter Hamilton.Duchesnay, A.Juchereau.Duchesnay, Elzéar H.Dumouchel, Léandre.Ferguson, John.Niagara.St.Catherines, Fossam- .Ste.Marie, Beauce [bault.Ste.Thérèse de Blainville.Ferrier, Jaes.Montreal.Flint, Billa.Belleville.Foster, A, B.Waterloo.Glasier, John.Sunbury, N.B Guévremont, Jean Baptiste.Sorel.Ramilton, John.c.u.Kingston.Hamilton, John.Hawkesbury.Hazen, Robert Leonard.\u201cSt.John, N.B.Holmes, Joha.Pictou Kenny, Sir Edward.Halifax Lacoste, Louis.Boucherville Leonard, Elijah.London Leslie, James.Montreal.Letellier de St.Just, Luc Locke, John.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.Macfarlane Alexander.Macpherson, David Lewis.McClelan, Abner Reid.McCrea, Walter.McDonald, Donal McLelan, Archibald W.Rividre-Ouelle.Shelburne.Wallace, N.8.Toronto, Albert County.Hopewell.Chatham, Ont.Toronto.Londonderry, N.S.McMaster, William.Toronto.Malhiot, Charles.Point-du-Lac.Matheson, Roderick.Perth Miller, William.Halifax Mills, Samuel.Mitchell, Peter.Northrup Jeremiah.Odell, William Hunter.Olivier, Louis À Price, David Edwar Reesor, David.Renaud, Louis.Robertson, John.Ross, Johu.Ryan, Thomas.Sanborn, John Sewall.Seymour, Benjamin.Shaw, James.Simpson, John.Skead, Jumes.Steeves, William .Quebec.Markham.Ste.Martine, Chateauguay.St.John, N.B.Toronto.Montreal.Sherbrooke.Port Hope.Smith\u2019s Falls .Bowmanville, Ottawa.St.John, N.B.NAME.P.0.ADDRESS.Tessier, Ulric Joseph.Quebec.Wark, David.Richibucto.Wilmot, Robert Duncan.Belmont, Sunbury.Wilson, Charles.Creer Montreal.HOUSE OF COMMONS, Hox.James COCKBURN, SPEAKER.CONSTITUENCIES.MEMBERS.P.0.ADDRBSS.Addington James N.Lapum.Centreville Albert.John Wallace.Hillsboro\u2019 .Algoma Dist.W.M.Simpson.Sault Ste.Marie Annapolis.William H.Ray.Annapolis Antigonish.Hugh McDonald.\u2026 Antigonish Argenteuil.Hon.J.J.C.Abbott.Montreal Bagot.Pierre S.Gendron.Ste.Rosalie Beauce.Christn.H.Pozer.St.George, Q Beauharnois.Michael Cayley.Beauharnois Bellechasse.Télesphore Fournier.Quebec Berthier.Ans.H.Paquet.St.Cuthbert Bonaventure.Theod Robitaille.New Carlisle Bothwell.David Mills.Clearville .John Y.Bown.\u201c Toronto Brant, S.R.Hon.E.B.Wood.C Brockville, Tn.James Crawford.Brockville \u2026Ottawa Brome.Hon.C.Dunkin.Bruce, N.R.Bruce, S.R.Cape Breton.Hon.J.McKeagney Sydne Cardwell.T.R.Ferguson.Cookstown Carleton, N.B.Hon.C.Connell.Woodstock, N.B.Carleton, O.John Holmes.Huntly Chambly.Basile Benoit.St.Hubert Champlain.Hon.J.J.Ross.-St.Anne de la P.Charlevoix.Simon X.Cimon.Malbaie Charlotte.John Bolton.St.Stephens, N.B.Chateauguay.Hon.L.H.Holton.Montreal Chicoutimi and A ni Sema { P.A.Tremblay.Chicoutimi Colchester.Pearson.Truro Compton.John Pope.Cookshire Cornwall, Tn.M \u2026.Toronto Cumberland.Hon.C.Tupper, C.B.\u2026.Ottawa Digby.SALW \u2026Digby Dorchester.Hon.H.Langevin, C.B.Ottawa Drummond Chatham, N.B.Nortbumber { Joseph Keeler } Colborne N OWE { Hon.James Cockburn } Cobourg Ontario, N.R.John Hall Thompson.Cannington Ontario, S.R.Thos.N.Gibbs.Oshawa Ottawa, City.Jos.M.Currier.Ottawa.Ottawa, Co.Alonzo Wright.Ironside, Hull Oxford, N.R.Thomas Oliver .Woodstock Oxford, S.R.E.V.Bodwell .Mount Elgin.Peel.Hon.J.H.Cameron.Toronto Perth, N.R.James Redford .Stratford Perth, SR.Robert MacFarlane.Stratford Peterboro\u2019, E.R.Peregrine M.Grover.Norwood Peterboro\u2019,W.R.Charles Perry.Peterboro Pictou.J.W.Carmichael.Pictou Pontiac.Edmond Heath.Clarendon Portneuf.d.D.Brousseau.Quebec Prescott.Albert Hagar.Plantagenct Prince Edward.Walter Ross.Pictou Quebec, Centre.G.H.Simard.Quebec, East.Ad.Tourangeau.Quebec Quebec, West.Hon.T.McGreevy.Quebec Quebec, Co.Hon.P.J.0.Chauveau.Quebec Queen's, N.B.John Ferris.Cambridge Queen's, NS.James F.Forbes.Liverpool .Sir F.; .Renfrew, N.R.Hg\" Sf 8 {ks K- 1 oa Renfrew, S.R.J.L.McDougall.Renfrew Restigouche.Dalhousie, N.B.Richelieu.G.I Barthe.cc.Sorel Richmond, N.S.Hon.Isaac Levescomte.Asichat Richmond& Wolfe.Wm.H.Webb.Melbourne Rimouski.George Sylvain.Bic Rouville.G.Cheval.St.Hiluire Russell .James A.Grant.Ottawa St.Hyacinthe.Louis Delorme.St.Charles St.John City, } Hon.S.L.Tilley, C.B } Ottawa St.John, N.B.Hon.J.H.Gray.Ottawa St.John\u2019s, Q Irs.Bourassa.St.Jean St.Maurice.Elie Lacoste.Yamachiche Shefford.Hon.Li.S.Huntington.Montreal Shelburxe .Thomas Coffin.Barrington Sherbrooke, Tn.Hon.Alex.T.Galt.Montreal Simcoe, N.R.Thomas D.McConkey.Burrie .Sheflield .Isle Verte .Terrebonne .Three Rivers .Toronto Sunbury ,.Charles Burpee.Témiscodntu.C.I.A, Bertrand, .Terrebonne .L.F, R.Masson.Three Rivers.W.McDougall.Toronto, Eust.Jumes Beaty.Toronto, West.R.A.lurrison.Toronto Two Mountains.J.B.Daoust.Montreal Vaudreuil.D.MeMillan\u2026\u2026 \u2026 Rigaud Verchères.\u2026.u.Félix Geoffrion.\u2026 Verchères Victoria, N.B.John Costigan.Grand Falls Victoria, N.S.Wm, Ross.Ste.Anne Victoria, 0., N.R.John Morison.\u2026 Wood ville Victoria, O., S.R.George Kempt.Lindsay Waterloo, N.R.1.E, Bowman.St.Jacobs Waterloo, S.R.James Young.-Galt Welland.T.C.Street.Chippawa Wellington, C.R.James Ross.Wellington, N.R.G.A.Drew.Wellington, S.R.David Stirton.Wentworth, N.R.Jas.McMonies.Wentworth, S.R.Jos.Rymal.Westmorland.Hon.A.J.Smith Yamaska.Moise Fortier.Frank Killam.Hamilton .Dorchester .St.Davids .Yarmouth y .John Pickard.Fredericton York, O., E.R.Jas.Metcalfe.Eglinton York, O., N.R.Jas.P.Wells.King York, O.,W.R.Amos Wright.Richmond Hill OFFICERS] OF THE SENATE.John F.Taylor, clerk, master in chancery, cashier and accountant ; Robert Lemoine, deputy clerk, clerk assistant, .master in chancery and chief French translator; Fennings Taylor, deputy clerk, clerk assistant and master in chancery ; E.L.Montizambert, law clerk, clerk of committees and English translator ; James Adamson, first English clerk; Peter Miller, second English clerk; J.G.Bourinot, third English clerk and short hand writer to the senate and committees of the senate; Neil McLean, English clerk and clerk of Private Bills; A.A.Boucher, first French translator and clerks; A.Garneau, second French translator and clerk, J.St.Denis Lemoine, third French translator, clerk, and sergeant at arms; Victor E.Tessier, clerk of French journals; the rev.John Johnson, chaplain; Réné Kimber, gentleman usher of the black rod ; S.Skinner, housekeeper; J.B.Myrand, postmaster ; L.C.Casault, library messenger; P.Rattey, speakers messenger; PP.Dunne, assistant housekeeper, newsroom, &c.; J.Wingfield, assistant doorkecper, wardrobe, &c.; F.Gilbert, messenger; James Doherty, Thos.Wheeler Louis Robitaille, John Dunne, A.Boucher, A.Dounire, J.C.Young, sessional messengers ; Ii.Botterell, doorkeeper ; J.Wingfield, P.Boulet, J.N.Rattey, Ii.Buck, pages.: OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, Chief Department.\u2014Willinm Burns Lindsay, clerk of the House ; Alfred Patrick, deputy clerk nnd clerk assistant ; Donald William Macdonell, sergeant-al-arms.Law Department.\u2014 Gustavus W.Wick steed, Q.C., law clerk ; Frank Badgley, B.C.L., and Eugene P.Dorion, assistant law clerks.Accountants Department.\u2014 Thomas Vaux, accountant; Joshua Stansfeld, assistant accountant and bookkeeper.General Department.\u2014Henry Hartney, chief office clerk, and clerk of \u201cThe Department for tho Printing of Parliament;\u201d Henry Boullon Stuart, English writing clerk; Edouard Dénéchaud, French writing clerk ; Théodule Blais, H.R.Smith, HM.Lindsay, J.8S.Sloane, C.Panet, W.OC.Bowles, J.E.B.McCready, W.R.S.Wainwright, junior clerks.Controverted Lilections.\u2014Jean P.Leprohon, clerk.Committee Department.\u2014Alfred Todd, chief clork of committees and clerk of private bills; Thaddeus Patrick, second ditto, and clerk of railway committees; I.X.Blanchet, third ditto. DOMINION 621 DIRECTORY.OTTAWA ONTARIO.] Æinglish Translator Department \u2014Frank Badgley, chief English translator ; William Wilson, F.Hayes, William Wilson, jun, and G.H.Macaulay, assistant translators.Mr.Macaulay also acts ag Speaker's secretary.french Translator's Department.\u2014FEugéne P.Dorion, chief French translator; William Fanning, French translator of voles and proceedings and journals\u2019; Toussaint G.Cour- solles, assistant French translator ; J.F.Gingras, E.Blain, and IH.A.McCoy, assistant ditto.Department of Iloutine and Records \u2014Farquhar MacGil- livray.Journal Department \u2014William B.Ross, English journal elerk ; P.Rivet, French journal clerk; A.G.D.Taylor, agsigtant English journal clerk.Votes and l\u2019roceedinys.\u2014Hermean Poetter.Jabrary Departinent \u2014 Alpheus Todd, librarian ; A.Gérin Lajoie, assistant librarian ; Augustin Laperrière and Alfred Todd, clerks.fost Office Department \u2014 F.N.Belcourt, postmaster ; Edouard Pelletier, messenger.Department of Sergeant at Arms.\u2014Donald William Mac- donell, sergeant at arms.A.Leroux Cardinal, chief messenger ; Michael McCarthy, assistant messenger ; John O'Connor, door-keeper ; Edward Storr, assistant door-keeper ; Olivier Vincent and James Hoy, messengers of library ; Joseph Lemonde, William Graham, Ed.Steacy, Joseph Asselin, Etienne Roy, M.Laflamme, Joseph Nadeau, J.Turgeon, J.Brown, J.Fitzsim- mons, G.Smith, O.Roberge and A.Elliott, messengers.DEPARTMENT OF PRINTING OF PARLIAMENT.: Parliament buildings.Henry Hartney, clerk ; Edward Botterell, jun., distributor of printed papers ; Napoléon Boulet, assistant do ; J.Rivet.E.O.Botterell, messengers.GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS.GOVERNOR GENERAL'S OFFICE.Departmental buildings east.I\u2019.Turville, secretary ; Henry Cotton, chief clerk ; John Kidd, second clerk ; I.D.Burrowes, third clerk : George Smith, messenger.DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.Departmental buildings east.Hon.Sir John Alex.Macdonald, K.C.B., minister of justice, and Her Majesty\u2019s attorney general of Canada ; Hewitt Bernard, barrister-at-law, deputy of the minister of justice ; John Stuart, barrister-at-law, first clerk; Charles Drink- water, F.White and E.Radford, stenographic writers and clerks ; P.Lynch and F.Curran, messengers.DEPARTMENT OF MILITIA AND DEFENCE.Departmental buildings east.Hou.Sir G.E.Cartier, baronet, minister of militia and defence ; major George Futvoye, deputy minister ; Benjamin Sulte, J.R.E.Chapleau and Henry D.J.Lane, clerks; John W.Gow, messenger.Account Branch.\u2014Robt.Berry, chief clerk and accountant ; E.Gelinas, C.H.O'Meara, 1st class clerks ; W.H.Aumond, F.X.Huot, 2nd class clerks ; Napoléon Casault, messenger.Store Branch\u2014Lieut.col.T.Wily, director of stoves, &c.; G.Grant, W.M.Steers, S.Pope, 3rd class clerks; Joseph Yeomans, clerk.Adjutant General's Office.\u2014 Colonel Patrick Robertson- Ross, adjutant cneral of militia of Canada ; lieut.-col.Walker Powell, doputy adjutant general of militia of Canada; W.R.Wright, chief clerk ; lieut.-col.Stuart, military secrotary ; Grant Seymour, 1st class clerk ; F.X.Lambert, G.E.M.Sherwood, C.Junot, Siv James D.H.Hay and T.C.Larose, 2nd class clerks; major E.S.G.Smyth, superintondont of schools of military instruction ; À.Desève, clerk to superintendent of schools, L.Morel, office- keeper ; M.Ryan, messenger.Deputy Adjutants General \u2014Military district number one, lieut.col.John B.Taylor, London ; military district number two, lieut.col.William Smith Durie, Toronto; military district number three, lieut.col.Samuel P.Jarvis, Kingston ; military district number four, Heut.col.Francis Topping Atcherley, Brockville ; military district number five, lieut.col.William \u2018Osborne Smith, C.M°G., Montreal ; military district number six, lieut.col.Antoine C.DeLotbinière Harwood Montreal ; military district number seven, lieut.col.Louis Adolphe Casault, Quebec ; military district number eight, lieut.col.George J.Maunsell, Fredericton ; military district number nine, Lieut.col.Robt.Bligh Sinclair, Halifax.Brigade Majors, Province of Ontario.\u20141st brigade division: lieut.col.James Moffat, London ; 2nd brigade division, lieut- col.Robert S.Service, Stratford ; 8rd brigade division, lieut- col.Henry V.Villiers, Hamilton ; 4th brigade division, lieut- col.J.Stoughton Dennis, Toronto; 5th brigade division, lieut.col.Robert B.Denison, Toronto ; 6th brigade division, lieut.col.Alex.Patterson, Cobourg ; 7th brigade division, major W.P.Phillips, Kingston ; 8th brigade division, lieut.col.Wm.H.Jackson, Brockville.Brigade Majors, Province of Quebec.\u20141st brigade division, lieut.col.Thomas Bacon, Montreal ; 2nd brigade division, lieut.col.John Fletcher, C.M.G., St.John\u2019s, Quebec; 3rd brigade division, lieut.col.Charles King, Sherbrooke ; 4th brigade division, lieut.col.Gustave d'Odet d\u2019Orsonnens, Montreal ; 5th brigade division, lieut.col.James W.Hanson, Three Rivers; 6th brigade division, lieut.col.L.C.A.L.de Bellefeuille, St.Hyacinthe ; 7th brigade division lieut.col.Henry T.Duchesnay, Levis; 8th brigade division, lieut.col.E.Lamontagne, Quebec.Brigade Majors, Province of New Brunswick \u20141st brigade division, lieat.col.James A.Inches, St.Stephen ; 2nd brigade division, lieut.col.A.C.Otty, St.John; 3rd brigade division, lieut.col.Caleb McCulley, Chatham.Brigade Majors, Province of Nova Scotia \u2014Ist brigade division, lieut.col.J.W.Laurie, Halifax ; 2nd brigade division, lieut.col.Thomas Milsom, Wolfville ; 3rd brigade division, lieut.col.C.Crewe Read, Cape Breton.Paymasters.\u2014 Military district number one, capt.F.B.Leys, London ; military district number two, major W.N.Alger, Toronto ; military district number three, lieut.col.MW.Strange, Kingston ; military district number four, lieut.col.D.MacDougall, Brockville; military district number five, capt.J.B.Hyndman, Montreal ; military district number six, capt.W.H.Brehaut, Montreal ; military distriot number seven, capt.W.H.Forrest, Quebec ; militar district number eight, lieut.col.W.T.Baird, Woodstock ; military district number nine, capt.Geo.Guy, (acting) Halifax.DEPARTMENT OF MINISTER OF CUSTOMS.Departmental buildings east.Hon.Samuel L.Tilley, C.B, minister of customs; R.S.M.Bouchette, commissioner of customs; J.Johnson, assist.commissioner of customs; J.Drysdale, bookkeeper ; J.W.Peachy, corresponding clerk ; J.R.Audy, clerk of seizures and forms; G.A.Mailleue, P.P.E.Sheppard, W.A.Bell, C.P.Bliss, Henry C.Hay, P.C.Ryan, C.F.Stevens, A.Atcheson, G.W.Grant, G.V.Ince, T.J.Watters and A.Harrison, clerks ; H.Kavanagh and T.F.Knight, inspectors of ports ; John Walls and P.Connolly, messengers.COLLECTORS OF CUSTOMS IN THE DOMINION.Ports and Collectors in the Province of Ontario and Quebec.* Amherst, J.J.Fox.*Coburg, G.Perry.* Amherstburg, E.Anderson.*Colborne, W.A.Rooth.*Belleville, A.Dixon.*Cornwall, R.K.Bullock.*Brantford, D.Curtis, jr.*Cramahe, J.Merriman.Brighton, *Dalhousie, Jas.Lamb.*Brockville, G.Easton.Burwell, E.A.Dunham.*Chatham, J.G.Pennefather.*Chippewa, C.St.G.Yar- wood.Clarenceville, C.Stewart.*Clifton, W.Leggett.*Fort Erie, R.Graham.*Coaticook, J.Thomson.Frelighsburg, T.J.Parker.*Darlington, J.Rankin.*Dover, T.B.Barrett.*Dundas, W.B.Gwyn.Dundee, E.D.Philips.*Dunville, W.A.Macrae.*Elgin, R.P.McMillan.Places marked thus (*) are Warehousing Ports. OTTAWA.DOMINION 622 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE OF Ports and Collectors\u2014Continued.*Gananoque, J.Ormiston.Picton, J.Roblin.*(aspé, J.C.Belleau.Potton, Geo.Gunn.*Goderich, D.Doty.*Prescott, H.D.Jessup.*Guelph, E.Carthew.*Quebec, J.W.Dunscomb.*Hamilton, W.H.Kittson.*Queenstown, P.B.Clement.Hemmingford, M.Sweet.*Rimouski, P.L.Gauvreau.*Hope, M.F.Whitehead.Rowan, P.Bennett.*Kingston, W.B.Simpson.Russelltown R.Rogers.Kingsville, J.King.*Sarnia, J.Scully.Lacolle, A.Holden.Saugeen, W.Keith.*London, J.B.Strathy.*Sault Ste.Marie, J.Wilson.*Montreal, A.M.Delisle.*Stanley, W.Hemphill.Morrisburgh, H.Carman.Stanstead, C.S.Channell.*Napanee, J.Benson.*St.Johns, B.Burland.*New Carlisle, J.Fraser.Stratford, J.Hamilton.*Newcastle, F.Farncomb.Sutton, B.Seaton.*Niagara, J.W.Taylor.*Toronto, Jas.E.Smith.+Qakville, R.K.Chisholm.*Trenton, A.McCaulay.*Oshawa, C.Walsh.Wallaceburgh, C.Fraser.*Ottawa, D.Graham.*Whitby, W.Warren.Owen Sound, W.A.Stephens.|* Windsor, W.Benson.*Paris, F.H.Haycock.*Woodstock, W.H.Van In- Penetanguishene, Ed.Jeffrey.| gen.Philipsburgh, J.Henderson.Ports and Collectors of Customs, Province of Nova Scotia.*North Sydney, C.B., T.M.Bown.Parrsborough, J.Rathford.*Pictou, D.McCulloch.*Port Hawkesbury, M.Mc- Donald.*Port Hood, E.D.Tremaine.*Port Medway,'Jos.J.Let- *Annapolis, T.C.Tobias.* Amherst, J .J.Kerr.* Antigonish, H.McPhie.*Arichat, Simon Donovan.*Baddeck, A.Cameron.*Bridgetown, S.S.Thorne.*Barrington Passage, D.Sargent.*Cornwallis, Ebenezer Rand.Digby, Bostworth Viets.* Halifax, Bdw.Binney.Locke Port,George Stalker Londonderry, D.A.Davidson.Liverpool, J.H.Freeman.Lunenburgh, H.M.Moyle.*Margaretsville, D.W.Lan- ders.son.*Port Mulgrave, V.J.Wallace.*Shelburne, Jas.Muir.*Sydney, ¢.B., C.E.Leonard, jun.Windsor, Edw.O\u2019Brien.*Weymouth, S.Jones.*Yarmouth, T.C.Moberly.Ports and Collectors of Customs, Province of New Brunswick.*Bathurst, F.Meahan.Richmond Station, Bay Verte, E.Wood.Allan.*Caraquette, J.G.C.Black- *Sackville, Jas.Dixon.hall.*Shediac, D.Hannington.*Chatham, D.Ferguson.Shippegan, P.J.N.Duma- *Dalhousie, D.Stewart.resq.Dorchester, J.Hickman, *St.Andrews, C.H.Gove.sFredericton, T.R.Robert- *St.George, A.J.Wetmore.son.*St.John, J.R.Ruel.Hillsborough, Wm.Wallace.*St.Stephens, I.Grimmer.*Moncton, J.Robertson.*Wetchpool, (CampoBello), *Newcastle, W.Parker.John Farmer.*Richibucto, Henry Livings- *West Isles, J.E.Dixon.ton.*Woodstock, H.E.Dibbler.Places marked thus (*) are Warehousing Ports.J.T.DEPARTMENT OF MINISTER OF FINANCE.Departmental buildings east.Sir Francis Hincks, C.B., K.C.M.G., minister of finance ; John Langton, auditor ; Norris Godard, Dominion bookkeeper and chief clerk; Wm.Dickinson, deputy inspector general ; F.G.Scott, debenture books; M.A.Higgins, warrant clerk ; T.Cruse, audit ledger; C.J.Anderson, G.M.Jarvis, R.W.Baxter, J.A.Torrance and R.O'Reilly, asst.bookkeepers ; H.A.Jones, warrant book ; John Simoson, asst.auditor ; J.Patterson, appropriation book ; B.C.Barber, J.B.Simpson and W.H.Cotton, auditing ; Thos.Hector, insurance and statistics ; J.R.Hall, correspondence ; T.Cross, statistical returns ; W.A, Black- more, short-hand writer; Thomas Ross and J.Young, stationery ; A.Cary, G.Aumond, R.L.Killally and C.W.Jones, clerks; David Ryan, office keeper ; P.Pender, J, Pender and J.Rhodes, messengers.DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.Departmental buildings west.Hon.Hector L.Langevin, O.B., minister of public works ; T.Trudeau, deputy minister; I.Braun, secretary.Engineering Branch\u2014J.Page, chief engineer; TF.P.Rubidge, assistant-engineer ; G.F.Baillairgé, CG.McQarthy, J.Le B.Ross, J.BE.Boyd, Thomas Munro, E.H.Rowan, J.H.Parent, and Thos.Guerin, engineers ; C.E.Michaud and R.Steckel, draughtsmen; 8.McLaughlin, photographer ; J.N.Deslauriers, messenger.Financial Branch.\u2014J.Bainc, bookkeeper and accountant, Octave Dionne and R.M.Moffatt assistant bookkeepers ; J.W.Harper, clerlc and paymaster.Corresponding Branch \u2014T.B.French and D.Oarey, corresponding clerks; J.F.N.Bonneville, J.R.\u2018Arnold: H.A.Fissiault, G.Verret, F.Hamel, William J.Tille and L.Lefebvre, clerks ; T.Deslaurier, housekeeper ; M.Walsh and H.Potvin, messengers.Hon.P.Vankoughnet, J.Iurteau, W.Compton, and J.Cowan, official arbitrators ; F, H.Ennis, secretary.DEPARTMENT OF SECRETARY OF SIATE FOR THE PROVINCES.Departmental buildings east.Hon.Joseph Howe, secretary of state for tlhe provinces and superintendent general of Indian affairs; E.A.Meredith, LL.D., under secretary ; William Howe, private secretary ; Grant Powell, chief clerk ; Henry E.Steele and Charles J.Birch, 1st class clerks; Nazaire Tetu, clerk.Indian Branch.\u2014Wm.Spragge, deputy superintendent eneral of Indian affairs; C.T.Walcott, accountant; L.ankoughnet, clerk ; J.P.M.Lecourt, draughtsman ; S.\u201dG.Murray, J.V.De Boucherville, copying clerks; C.Owne, messenger.DEPARTMENT OF MARINE AND FISHERIES.Departmental buildings west.Hon.Peter Mitchell, minister of marine and fisheries , Wm.Smith, deputy of the minister of marine and fisheries ; W.I.Whitcher, commissioner of fisheries ; John Hardie, chief clerk marine branch ; John Tilton, accountant ; S.P.Banset, clerk, draughtsman, and translator for fisheries branch ; Wm.L.Magee, assistant bookkeeper ; F.I.Gourdeau, clerk, draughtsman, and translator for marine branch ; Wm.H.Alexander, James Daley, Thomas Drink- water, John H.Mclllree, clerks ; Geo.Fisher and Thos.Wheeler, messengers ; E.Jessop, housekeeper ; Joseph Tom- lingon, superintendent of light houses ; W.IH.Venning, inspector of fisheries, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick ; H.W.Johnston, agent of department, Halifax, Nova Scotia ; L.J.Burpe, clerk of department, Halifax, Nova Scotia ; T.P.Jost, inspector of light houses, Nova Scotia ; W.H.Rogers, fishery officer, Nova Seotin ; G.W.Smitl, agent of department, St John, New Brunswick ; R.À.Venning, clerk of department, St John, New Brunswick ; John Harley, inspector of light houses, New Brunswick ; J.U.Gregory, agent of department, Quebec ; Ë.Buteau, clerk of department, Quebec ; N.Lavoie, commander of La Canadienne ; E.Gourdeau, commander of S.S.Napolcon ; P.À.Scott.commander of S.S.Lady Head ; A.Marmen, commander of steamer Druid ; R.II.Russell, chicf river police, Quebec ; S.Risley, chairman board of steamboat inspection and inspector for West Ontario and Superior and Huron division ; Joseph Taylor, inspector of steamboats East Ontario divi- gion ; Thos.I'essenden, inspector of steamboats Montreal division ; X.Befort, inspector of steambonls Sorel division ; Jos.Sampson, inspector of steamboats Quebec division : Wm.M, Smith, inspector of stenmbonts Nova Scotia and New Brunswick division.DEPARTMENT OF MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE.Departmental buildings west.Hon.Christopher Dunkin, minister of Agriculture ; Dr.J.O.Taché, deputy minister; A.J.Cambie, patent and chief clerk ; rev.C.Tanguay ; Stanislas Drapeau, W.11.Johnson, l statisticul clorke; S.Minden, C.C.Neville, S.Ferland, 11.Cuagrain, assistant patent clerks; N.F.Boissonnault, J.W.O'Brien, B.Tetu, W.Routhier, J.B.D' Auteuil, D.Lani- gan, J.B.Jackson, J.F.Dionne, H.B.Small and W.J.Lynch, clerks; J.x.Lemieux, office keeper; J.Boily, B.Moreau and J.B, Lacroix, messengers. DOMINION 623 DIRECTORY.OTTAWA.ONTARIO.] revenue; E.D.Clarke, private secretary to the minister of inland revenue ; Richard Shaw, correspondisg clerk ; E.Miall, jun, bookkeeper ; H.H.Duffel, canals ; J.T.Brown, Fred.Measam, Richard Nettle, Alexander Begg, R.Borra- dale, Martin Battle, check clerks ; Wm.Himsworth, jun., clerk corresponding branch; B.H.Teakle, clerk canal: DEPARTMENT OF INLAND REVENUE.Departmental buildings east.Hon, Alex.Morris, minister of inland revenue ; Thomas Worthington, commissioner of inland revenue; Alfred Brunel, assistant-commissioner and inspector of inland branch ; John Fowler and George Fowler, messengers.List or INLAND Revenue Districts aANp Divisions in the Dominion of Canada.Inspection Revenue Division.Counties.Collectors.P.O.Address.Windsor.\u2026\u2026-|ES8eX, < C1} 2 R.F.Nelles,.Windsor.LONDON.farnia ren .|Lambton.ee eee aes R.5 Somerville FN farnia.fa ndon o.|Middlesex and Elgin.ooi iia.McClary.ndon.CE Romain, 1 Goderich !|Bruce.Huron, Perth.ET SEE Chas.Widder.Goderich.Guelph.\u201d Paris -|Brant, Norfolk, Oxford.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026rsscceuse D.W.Hart.Brantford.pi Guelph Wellington, Waterloo.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026100000e Jas.GOW .Guelph.Hamilton.Hamilton (City), Wentwortb,j Halton.Thos.White.Hamilton.TORONTO.|St.Catharines .|Baldimand, Lincoln, Welland.Wm.Thompson.St.Catherines.Algoma.co JAIgOmA.LL.iii David Fim.Sault Ste.Marie.Henry Godson, { |Toronto.|Toronto (City), Peel, York, Ontario G.P.Dickson.Toronto.Inspector, Collingwood.|Grey, Simcoe.W.J.Graham, Actg.|Owen Sound.Toronto.Peterborough.|Peterborough, Victoria.Thos.White.Peterborough.Cobourg .Durham, Northumberland.\u2018Wm.Graveley., Cobourg.KINGSTON.[[Belleville.Hastings, Prince Edward.eres E.B.Bepjamin.Belleville.Kingston .Frontenac, Kingston (City), Lennox and Addington.A.Thibodo.|Kingston.A.N.Striker, Perth.Lanark, Renfrew.\u2026.\u2026.00000sses sans cr nan une Dani.Kellock, Actg \u2026 [Perth.Inspector, | | [Ottawa .|Carleton, Russell .Graham Ottawa.Prescott Prescott.Grenville, Leeds, Dundas * Prescott.: Cornwall .Prescott (County), Glengarry, Stormont.Cornwall.Montreal.{ ta Laprairie, Chambly, Soulan- } P.H.Durnford.\u2026 Montreal.Beanharnois.Huntiogdon, Beauharnois, Chateauguay.-|AÀ.McEachern .|Ormstown.MONTREAL (St.John's.Napierville, St.John\u2019s, Iberville, issquoi.P.Regnier.|Iberville.Terrebonn Joliette, Montcalm, L'Assomption, Terrebonne, :C.Quimette, St.Theresa.R.Bellemare, J Tebonne.{ Argenteuil, Two Mountains.A.Delisle.Joliett2.Inspector, St.Hyacinth Vercheres, Richelicu, St.Hyacinthe, Rouville, [A.Boivin.St.Hyacinthe.Montreal.- Hyacinihe.{ Bagot, Sorel.0000 came nce0s A.Roy.Sorel: \u2019 Sherbrooke Brome, Stanstead, Sherbrooke, Shefford, Rich- |J.Griffith.Sherbrooke.ts { mond, Compton .arte asser cesse L.A.Perkin, Waterloo.Three Rivers.Berthier, Maskinonge, St.Maurice, Champlain.B.Lasalle.jThree Rivers.QUEBEC.; J.M.LeMoine, Quebec, Montmorency, Portneuf, Levis, Dorches- : Inspector, Quebec.{ ter, BelleChasse.-.«nv sre sore eenrernennnnnn.J.E.Fortier.Quebec.Quebec.J.J.Fox, Preventive Officer, Magdalen Islands.Yarmouth.Yarmouth, Digby, Selburne, Queen\u2019s.J.W.H Rowley.Yarmouth.NOVASCOTIA .Annapolis.Colchester, Hants, King\u2019s, Lunenberg, ; A.Patterson, Halifax.{ ex City, Halifax County, Nérthumberlan } S.Tupper.Halifax.Inspector, Pictou.|Pictou, Antigonish, Guysborough.W.J.Lorrain.Pictou.Halilax.Cape Breton.-|Inverness, Victoria, Cape Breton.et .|J.Robertson.[North Sidney.NEW Miramichi.Restigouche, Gloucester, Northumberland, Kent.|J.T.Griffin.|{Chatham.BRUNSWICK, St.John City, St.John County, Part of York, Thos.Hanford, |St.John.Sunbury, Queen's County, King's County, St.} R.W.Crookshanks.{St.John.Inspector, John, Westminster, Albert.> .St.John.St.Stephen.Chatham, Victoria, Carleton, Part of Yor H.Button.St.Stephen.DEPARTMENT OF SECRETARY OF STATE FOR CANADA, Departmental buildings east.Hon.J.C.Aikins, secretary of state for Canada ; Etienne Parent, under secretary of state.Corresponding Branch \u2014W.H.Jones, chief clerk; I.M.Tetu, and M.L.Amouroux, clerks; John Gow, officekeeper vf the department; F.X.Valiquette and Peter Logan, messengers.Registration Branch.\u2014E.J.Langevin, chief clerk; J.A.Belanger, L.A.Catellier, E.Brousseau, H.J.Morgan, W.M.Goodeve, copying and engrossing clerks.Ordnance Lands Branch.\u2014~William F.Coffin, chief of the Branch; FF.P.Austin, clerk; W.Mills, accountant and bookkeeper ; Jas.Forsyth, land bailiff.DEPARTMENT OF RECEIVER GENERAL.Departmental buildings east.Hon.J.C.Chapais, receiver general ; Thos.D.Har- * ington, deputy do.; T.C.Bramley, chief clerk and bookkeeper ; F.Lewis, bank account and debenture clerk ; 1.B.Stanton, receipts clerk ; J.F.Pellant, warrants clerk ; L.F.Dufresne, Dominion stock clerk ; C.W.Shay, asst.debenture clerk; F.Hunter, sub accountant and asst.bookkeeper; J.B.H.Neeve, stamp and correspondence clerk; J.R.Nash, temporary assistant branch of debentures aud coupons ; C.Gough, general clerk ; F.L.Casault, office keeper and messenger; F.McCaffrey, messenger.TREASURY BOARD.Departmental buildings east.The hon the Minister of Finance, chairman.The hon.the Receiver General, the hon.the Minister of Customs the hon.the Minister of Inland Revenue, members of the Board ; John Langton, secretary ; J.M.Courtney, chief clerk and accountant.FINANCE OFFICES, NOVA SCOTIA AND NEW BRUNSWICK.T.D.Tims, inspector; I.F.Knight, inspector of Customs Ports.Halyyaz.\u2014C.E.Ratchford, paymaster ; Sydenham Howe, auditor, St.Join, N.B.\u2014B.Robinson, paymaster , Wm.Seeley, accountant. OTTAWA.DOMINION 624 DIRECTORY.[ProvINOE or GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.Alfred R.C.Selwyn, director ; Dr.T.Sterry Hunt, M.A, F.R.S., C.C.D., chemist and mineralogist; BE.Billings, F.G.S,, paleontologist.OFFICE OF QUEEN'S PRINTER.Lieut.colonel Brown Chamberlin, C.M.G, Queen's printer; T.H.Hodgins, clerk; A.Potvin, messenger.RAILWAY DEPARTMENT.Board of Railway Commissioners\u2014The hon, the Finance * Minister, chairman; the hon.the Minister of Public works ; the hon.the Postmaster general; the hon.the Receiver general.T .Trudeau, deputy to minister of public works, secretary.INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY COMMISSION.Departmental buildings east.A.Walsh, M.P,, chairman; C.J.Brydges, hon.E.B.Chandler, hon.A.W.McLelan, commissioners; C.S.Ross, secretary ; T.C.Duplessis, assistant secretary; W.Wallace, uccountant; W.Curran, messenger.CHIEF ENGINEER'S OFFICE.Departmental buildings west.Sandford Fleming, chief engineer; W.F.Forrest, assistant to chief engineer; Thomas R.Burpee, chief engineer's secretary.BANKS.BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, Wellington st.A.C.Kelty, manager; Patrick Robertson, accountant; Thomas Watson, teller; Richard Butt and Andrew Allan, elerks; Edward Rolfe, messenger.BANK OF MONTREAL.Wellington st.Andrew Drummond, manager; J.Robertson, accountant ; Francis J.Lewis, teller; Francis M.Cotton and Henry A.Mathewson, government clerks; H.M.Drummond, George H.Griffin, John Leslie, C.R.Armstrong, clerks; John Derinzie, messenger.MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA.Metcalfe st.Thomas Kirby, manager.ONTARIO BANK.Cor Sparks and Metcalfe sts.D.S.Eastwood, manager; A.C.Mowbray, accountant; S.A.McMurtry, teller; W.Beith, teller, Savings department; W.J.McNider, ledger keeper; J.Dunlop, messenger.QUEBEC BANK.Wellington st.H.V.Noél, manager; O.Newcombe, accountant; C.V.Noel, teller; k.C.Durnford, deposit ledger keeper; T.C.Coffin, clerk Savings department; George Thompson, clerk; John Martin, messenger.BOARD OF TRADE.Alexander Workman, president; C.R.Cunningham, vice-president ; James Cunningham, treasurer; G.H.Perry, secretary.Council\u2014Hon.James Skead, S.Howell, Thomas Hunton W.Pennock, James Hope, Edward McGillivray, Charles Magee, Thomas Patterson, Eugéne Martineau, R.W.Cruice, Andrew Drummond, G.H.Perry.Bourd of Arbitrators\u2014S.Christie, Lyman Perkins, Levi Young, James Buchanan, P.A.Egleson, H.F.Bronson, H.McCormick, John Rochester, jun., George Hay, Alexander Mutchmor, F.Clemow, J.é .Robinson.DOMINION BOARD OF TRADE, Hon.John Young, Montreal, president; William Me- Giverin, Hamilton, vice-presidont ; O.II.Gould, treasurer; W.J.Patterson, secretary.Executive Committee\u2014Ira Gould, Montreal ; William Elliott, Toronto ; hon.John Robertson, St.John, N.B,; C.P.Smith, London ; Henry Fry, Quebec ; Edward McGillivray, Ottawa ; John Carruthers, Kingston ; and James Watson, Îlamilton\u2019 CHURCHES.BAPTIST CHURCH.Rev.D.McPhail, minister.Hours of service, 11 a.m, and 6} p.m.; Sunday school, 93 a.m.Queen st.CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURCH.Rev.E.J.W.Roberts, minister.Hours of service, 10 a.m.and 5 p.m., week days at 6 p.m., Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 10 a.m.Cor Albert and Sally sts.CHAPEL OF EASE, ch of England, Revs.J.S.Lauder and H.Pollard, ministers.Iours of service, 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.Sussex st.CHRIST CHURCH, ch of England.Revs.J.8S.Lauder and H.Pollard, ministers.Hours of service, 11 am.and 7 p.m.Foot of Sparks st.CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.Rev.Edward Ebbs, pastor.Hours of service, 11 a.m.and 63 p.m.; Sabbath school, 3 p.m.; Bible class, Monday 8 .m.; lecture and prayer meeting, Wednesday 8 pm.Cor Eigin and Albert sts.BANK STREET CHURCH, Canada Presbyterian.Rev.William Moore, minister.Hours of service, 11 a.m.and 6 p.m.Cor Slater and Bank sts.CHURCH OF S.ALBAN THE MARTYR, (free seat), ch of England.Rev.Thomas Bedford-Jones, M.A., LL.D, priest.Hours of Sunday service, 8 a.m., 11 a.m., and 7 p.m, alternately with 11 a.m,, 3} p.m., and 7 p.m.Sunday school, 9.30 a.m., Litany and lecture, Wednesday, 12 noon.Daily service at 9 a.m.and 5 p.m.Daly st.KNOX\u2019S FREE CHURCH, Canada Presbyterian.Rev.William Maclaren, minister.Hours of \u201cservice, 11 a.m, and 64 p.m., Wednesday at 8 p.m.Daly st.ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH, R.catholic.Rev.John J.Collins, priest.Hours of service, 83 a.m.and 7 p.m., from Easter to Michaelmas; 8% a.m.and 3 p.m.from Michaelmas to Easter.Sparks st, bet Hugh and Bank sts.T .BARTHOLOMEW'S CHURCH, ch of England.Rev.G.N.Higginson, M.A, minister.Hours of service, 11 a.m.and 3 p.m.in winter, and 11 a.m.and 7 pm.in summer, prayers daily, 84 a.m.and 54 p.m.New Edinburgh.ST.JAMES\u2019 CHURCH, ch of England.Rev.John Johnston, chaplain to tho Senate, minister.Tours of service, 11 a.m.and 4 p.m.Hull.ST.JOSEPH\u2019S CHURCH, R.catholio, Rev.A.Paillier, parish priest.Hours of servico, G, 8, and 10 a.m., and 7 p.m., from Easter until Michaelmas; and 6, 8 and 10 aan, and 6 p.m., from Michaelmas until Easter Wilbrod st.WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH.Rev.William Stephenson, minister.Hours of service, 11 a.m.and 6} p.m.or Queon and Motcalfe sts. ONTARIO.] DOMINION 625 DIRECTORY.OTTAWA.EPISCOPAL METHODIST CHURCH Rev, B.Lane, B.A., minister.Hours of service, 10} a.m., and 64 p.m.Le Breton Flats.EPISCOPAL METHODIST CHURCH.Rev.George Abbs, minister.Hours of service, 11 a.m.and 64 p.m, Cor York and Dalhousie sts.NOTRE DAME CATHEDRAL, R.catholic.Right rev.Joseph Eugène Guigues, bishop of Ottawa; very rev.D.Dandurand, vicar general ; rev.John L.O'Con- nor, D.D., secretary; rev.M.Molioy, priest.Hours of service, 6, 8, and 10 a.m., and 7 p.m.Sussex st.ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH, ch of Scotland.Rev.D.M.Gordon, B.D., minister.Hours of service, 11 a.m.and 64 p.m.Cor Wellington and Hugh sts.CITY CORPORATION.John Rochester, jun., mayor.Aldermen\u2014James Cunningham, George May, Abraham Pratt, John Heney, James G.Robinson, William Mos- rove, Frank McDougall, J.B.Guerard, Charles Goulden, iugéne Martineau, John P.Featherston, C.T.Bate, C.W.Bangs and Horace Lapierre.William P.Lett, city clerk; Edward Routh, assistant city clerk; William H Thompson chamberlain; Martin O'Gara, olice magistrate ; George H.Perry, city engineer; George E Preston, collector of taxes; D.M.Grant, license inspector; Michael Nile, messenger; John Litle, market constable.William Cousens, D.M.Grant and Pierre Marier, assessors; W.P.Lett, city clerk, registrar of births, deaths and marriages; Agar Yeilding, issuer of marriage licenses; George Patterson, Dr.Van Cortlandtand Dr.J.T.C.Beau- bien, coroners.FIRE DEPARTMENT.John Langford, superintendent; Paul Favreau, assistant.CENTRAL HOOK AND LADDER CO, A.Mathewman, captain ; A.Godwin, lieutenant ; William McCarthy, secretary ; J.Nicholson, treasurer; J.Marshall, engineer.CHAUDIERE FIRE CO.H.Living, captain ; Philemon Wright, lieutenant ; George Sutherland, secretary ; William Cherry, treasurer; George Sparks, engineer; H.Living, jun.foreman 1st section ; Charles Masson, foreman 2nd section ; Thomas Standford, foreman 3rd section; Alexander Mecllheany, foreman ith section ; D.Masson, first brauchman.LOWER TOWN HOOK AND LADDER COD.Roy, captain ; W.McKay, lieutenant; J.Smitli, secretary; T.Groulx, treasurer.OTTAWA FIRE CO.William valse captain ; P.Slattery, 1st lieutenant; J.Gleeson, 2nd lieutenant; Dennis Behan, secretary ; W.McCaffrey, treasurer ; M.J.O'Donoghue engineer; J.Kelly, 1st branchman ; k.Burns, 2nd branchman ; Daniel J.O'Donoghue, foreman of hose.QUEEN FIRE CO.Léon Roy, captain; Charles Dupuis, 1st lieutenant ; Zéphirin Laporte, 2ud lieutenant ; William McEwen, secretary; Maxime Dupuis, assistant secretary; L.Beleriv, treasurer ; Henri Lépine, 1st branchman ; Cyrille Guérin, 2nd branchman ; Joseph Lecompte, foreman of hose ; Edouard Lachapelle, foreman of section ; Napoléon Faulkner, buglor ; Napoléon Favreau, engincer, RIDEAU FIRE CO.L.A.Grison, captain; P.Jobin, lieutenant ; P.Hogue, secretary ; A.l'oisy, tronsurer ; S.St.Jean, 1st branchman ; - Denault, 2nd \u2018branchman; A.Beauchamp, 1st engineer; B.Archambault, 2nd engineer; J.Larose, bugler; BE.Jobin, foreman of hose; captain Grison, lieutenant Jobin, A.Foisy, P.Hogue and 8.St.Jean, managing committee POLICE DEPARTMENT, Thomas Langrell, chief of police; E.J.O'Neill, detective ; John Brown and William Mc itty, sergeants ; James Raine, D.O'Keefe, Neil Atkinson, Frank Graham, John Banning, William Schwitzer, C.Derocher, George C.Acres, Joseph Martineau.CITY REGISTRY OFFICE.Elgin st nearly opposite Russell house.Alexander Burritt, registrar; Thomas Sproule, deputy; Alfred H.Lane, copying clerk.Office hours, 10 a.m.to 3 p.m.CLUBS.OTTAWA CURLING CLUB.This club, re-organized in 1862, is now in a very flourishin z condition and numbers 60 members.It has erected a splendid double rink on Slater st, at a cost of about $1600, which is open during the curling season, commencing usually about Christmas, and continuing till spring.This club is affiliated with the Royal Caledonian Club of Scotland.Dr.G.Hutchison, secretary.OTTAWA TURF CLUB.Joseph Aumond, president ; Nicholas Sparks, vice-presi- dent.Committee\u2014W.McKay Wright, E.Sherwood, M.Mc- Naughton, John Graham; Edward C.Barber, secretary- treasurer.{OTTAWA LITERARY CLUB.Established 1869.W.McKay Wright, president; rev._E.McD.Dawson, 1st vice-president; John George Bourinot, 2nd vice-presi-dent, A.J.Christie, secretary ; Charles Sangster, treasurer; Henry J.Morgan, Benjamin Sulte, Lindsay Russell, Alfred Wheeler, H.Beaumont Small, Carroll Ryan, W.Carrier and G.H.Macaulay, council.OTTAWA NATURALIST\u2019S FIELD CLUB.Established 1869, for the advancement of Natural history.Their excursions are intended to be purely utilitarian, and the restoration of Salmon to the tributaries of the Ottawa River the first measure contemplated.This club bas materially assisted in effecting the preservation of fish and game.Pioneers of the Club\u2014Rev.T.D.Phillipps, J.McLardy, W.F.Whitcher, Dr.Van Cortlandt, James Ogilvy, R.A.Bradley, B.Billings, H.B.Small, George B.L.Fellowes, W, P.Lett and C.McNab.RIDEAU CLUB.Metcalfe st cor Wellington st.Incorporated under the Act of the Legislature of Canada, 29th Vic., cap.98, 1865.Committee, 1870\u2014Sir John A.Macdonald, chairman ; hon.Thomas Ryan, hon.L.H.Holton, hon.J.Hamilton, Hawkes.bury, hon.J.3.Macdonald, Allan Gilmour, H.V.Noël, J.M.Currier, ALP, hon.D.L.Macpherson, hon.G.Allan, hon.H.L.Langevin, hon.J.Skead, Alonzo Wright, M.P., Alfred Brown, licut.colonel Bernard, Jobn Ashworth, William White, R.S.M.Bouchette, Thomas Reynolds, R.S.Cassels, hon.J.H.Cameron and E.A.Meredith.Executive Committee\u2014Lieut.colonel Bernard, H.V.Noël, John Ashworth, William White, R.S.M.Bouchette, R.S.Cassels, G.E.Desbarats, E.A.Meredith.Sessional Committee\u2014Hon.J.H.Cameron, hon.Thomas Ryan, hon.George Allan, and Thomas Workman, MP.; William White, treasurer ; Robert Sinclair, secretary.VOLUNTEER UNITED SERVICE CLUB, Lieut.colonel A.G.Forrest, 0.B.G.A,, president; paymaster Crombie, 0.B.G.A., treasurer; lieut.Walsh, late C.8.Rifles, secretary ; major Lindsay, (retired list,) lieut 43 OTTAWA.DOMINION 626 DIRECTORY.[ProviNoz or el Bearman, 43rd batt., major Ross, O.B.G.A,, cap- Lo William White, C.S.Rifles, captain Forsyth, field battery, captain Egleson, 0.B.G.A,, and captain Mowat, Ottawa Rifles, managing committee.Meets in Aumond\u2019s block, Rideau st.COUNTY OFFICIALS.COUNTY OF CARLETON JUDICIAL OFFICERS.Christopher Armstrong, county judge; James Fraser, clerk of the County court, deputy clerk of Crown and Pleas, and registrar of Surrogate court, Robert Lees, county attorney ; William F.Powell, sheriff; W.H.Falls, deputy sheriff; BE.J.O'Neil, crier and chief constable; .M.Matheson, master in chancery ; Edward Sherwood, registrar ; W.Schofield, deputy registrar ; Ira Morgan, county warden; 7.Wilson, county treasurer ; William Cowan, county clerk ; George R.Burke, clerk 1st Division court; A.W.Powell, gaoler; À.Pinard, turnkey; Mrs.Catherine Graham, matron ; William McEwen, court house custodian; John Sweetland, M.D., physician to the gaol; John Hill, inspector of weights and measures, Nicholas st.CROWN TIMBER OFFICE.Hugh st cor Queen st.A.J.Russell, crown timber agent, inspector of crown timber agencies and collector of slide dues ; C.S.MacNutt, assistant; James Ritchie, Ist clerk; A.J.Russell, jun, draughtsman; E.T.Smith, 2nd clerk ; R.Rauscher, extra clerk and draughtsman.OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE, Francis Clemow, 17 Sparks st.OTTAWA RIVER WORKS.Middle st, Le Breton Flats.Horace Merrill, superintendent ; David Scott, clerk and accountant; William Kane, messenger.RIDEAU CANAL OFFICE, Wellington st.James D.Slater, superintendent; Martin Carmen, clerk and bookkeeper; (G.A.Carmen, collector of tolls ; F.\u2018Abbott, foreman of works ; Paul Cooper, messenger.COMPANIES.BANK NOTE.BRITISH AMERICAN BANK NOTE CO.OF OTTAWA AND MONTREAL.Wellington st.W.C.Smillie, president; G.B.Burland, vice-president and general manager, (Montreal) ; Henry Éarle, secretary- treasurer ; J.W.Munson, bookkeeper ; James Cunningham, auditor.EXPRESS.CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.Elgin st, bet Sparks and Wellington sts.C.C.Ray, agent.GAS.OTTAWA GAS CO.17 Sparks st.E.McGillivray, president; Francis Clemow, managing director ; hon.James Skead, Thomas Patterson, H.O.Bur- ritt, C.T.Bate, J.M.Currier, M.P,, directors; John Pen- nock, secretary-treasurer ; Jobn Holt, superintendent of works.RAILWAY.CANADA CENTRAL RAILWAY CO.General offices, Brockville, Chief engineer's office, cor Elgin and Sparks sts.Ticket and freight office, Elgin st, opposite Post office.Depot, Le Breton Flats.John G.Richardson, president; hon.J.J.C.Abbott, vice-president ; R.W.Scott, M.P.P., J.W.B.Rivers, hon, John Hamilton, George Lowe Jon L.B.Beaubien, M.P.P, John Ashworth, William Rodden and D.Stark, directors; H.Abbott, managing director; W.R.Worsley, secretary- treasurer; D.Stark, chief engineer; A.Sherwood Hall, ticket and freight agent; U.C.Lee, station agent, Ottawa, OTTAWA CITY PASSENGER RAILWAY CO.General offices, New Edinburgh.Thomas C.Keefer, president ; Thomas Reynolds, vice-pre- sident; J.M.Currier, M.P., W.G.Perley, Robert Blackburn, H.O.Burritt and Horace Merrill, directors; Robert Surtees, secretary ; D.S.Eastwood, treasurer.ST.LAWRENCE AND OTTAWA RAILWAY CO.Managing director's offices, Wellington st ; station, McTag- gart st.Thomas Reynolds, managing director; R.Luttrell, general superintendent; A.G.Peden, secretary-treasurer ; Calvin Dame, locomotive superintendent, Prescott; Frederick A.Wise, resident engineer, Prescott; J.M.Taylor, station agent, Ottawa.ROAD.OTTAWA AND GLOUCESTER ROAD CO.Nicholas st n St Paul st.E.McGillivray, president; W.H.Falls, secretary- treasurer; E.McGillivray, Archibald McKellar, John Graham, Charles Billings, John Roberts, directors; Kennedy & Christie, solicitors\u2019, Quebec bank, bankers.OTTAWA AND MONTREAL MACADAMISED ROAD CO.Nicholas st n St Paul st.William Wilson, president; James Wadsworth, N.S.Blasdell, Donald McLaughlin, Z.Wilson, directors ; k.Lees, solicitor ; Quebec bank, bankers ; Z.Wilson, secretary-treas- urer.OTTAWA AND RUSSELL ROAD CO.Nicholas st n St.Paul st.N.S.Blagdell, president; James Wadsworth, William Wilson, Z.Wilson, Robert Lees, directors; Zachariah Wil- gon, secretary-treasurer; Robert Lees, solicitor; Quebec bank, bankers.STEAMBOAT, MONTREAL AND OTTAWA FORWARDING CO.Canal basin.Malcolm McNaughton, managing director; Dennis Murphy, agent in Ottawa.OTTAWA AND RIDEAU FORWARDING CO, Office opposite Victoria foundry, Middle st, Le Breton Flats J.W.McRae, agent.OTTAWA RIVER NAVIGATION CO- Queen's wharf, foot of Sussex st.R.W.Shepherd, president, Montreal ; E.Scolt, secretary, Montreal ; À.Jackson, wharfinger.Steamer Queen Victoria, Onptain Bowie, leaves above wharf every morning for Montreal at 7 nm, Sundays excepted.UNION FORWARDING AND RAILWAY CO.Wellington st.R.8.Cassels, president; W.R.Thistle, vice-prosident; lion.John Hamilton, lawkesbury, ©.O.Kelly, IT.Abbott, H.McKay, D.Cowley, Gilbert Scott, directors; 1enry Ohep- mell, secretary-treasurer ; John Murphy, bookkeeper; Harry Chepmell, clerk; Sumuel Dyde, freight agent; OC.Rogers messenger. ONTARIO, ] DOMINION UPPER OTTAWA STEAMBOAT CO, Hon.James Skead, president; H.F.Bronson, managing director ; William G.Perley, A.Bourgeau, R.Ryan, J.R.Booth, Levi Young, B.Batson, directors; Levi Crannell, secretary and treasurer; A.Rajotte, captain.TELEGRAPH.DOMINION TELEGRAPH CO.19 Sparks st; branch offices at Chaudière, and in Parliament buildings during session.George P.Drummond, manager ; Charles Desjardins and William Hay, operators, Office hours, 8 a.m.to 8 p.m.MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Main office, Metcalfe st.N.W.Bethune, manager; J.A.Parr, chief operator ; Thomas Hackett, Joseph Atcheson, J.R.Battle, J.A.Macdonald, R.E.Dunlop, W.H.Beswarick, Joseph Hurle , 0.Higman, W.J.Burns and C.L.Fortier, operators ; & F.Macdonald and Louis Steacy, receiving clerks; W.Orr and R.Berry, bookkeepers.Office hours, 8 a.m.to 8 p.m.Branch offices at Russell house, in Parliament buildings during session, at Chaudière, New Edinburgh and Hull.PEOPLE\u2019S TELEGRAPH CO.19 Sparks st; branch offices at Chaudiere, and in Parliament buildings during session.George P.Drummond, manager ; Charles Desjardins and William Hay, operators.Office hours, 8 a.m.to 8 p.m.CUSTOM HOUSE.Elgin st, bet Sparks and Wellington sts.Duncan Graham, collector ; Archibald Douglas, surveyor ; J.C.Lee and B.Gordon, clerks; W.A.MacA appraiser; W.V.Gordon, temporary clerk ; Alexander Hener, John Little and C.Carlton, landing waiters; John Burns, messenger.Office hours 9 a.m.to 4 p.m.INLAND REVENUE OFFICE.Elgin st, opposite Russell house.A.Grabam, collector; John M.B.Henry and G.SO\u2019Brien, excise officers.Office hours, 9 a.m.to 4 p.m.EDUCATIONAL.SCHOOL TRUSTEES.Victoria ward\u2014P.LeSueur and A, Pratt.Wellington ward \u2014J.D.Slater and H, Alexander.St.George's ward\u2014G.H.Preston and T.Birkett.By ward\u2014George May, T.H.Kirby.Ottawa ward\u2014W.J.Wills and H.Robinson ; J.D.Slater, chairman; James Joynt, secretary; W.Cousens, superintendent.ACADEMY OF NOTRE DAME DE TOUTES GRACES.Hull.Sister St Paul, directress.40 pupils; Parochial school, 200.Under the care of the Grey Nuns.AYLMER CONVENT, Sister Mary of the Nativity, directress.Under the control of the Grey Nuns.Number of pupils at the academy, 55, Parochial school, 100.BOARD OF ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOLS.Willinm Finley, chairman; L.David, S.Cham ague, J.Quain, T.Coffey, William Kehoe, J.Larose, D.Egan, P.Dufour and J.W.Peachy, trustees; J.W.Peachy, secre- tary-treasurer; Father Pallier, superintendent.627 DIRECTORY.OrTAwa, BUCKINGHAM CONVENT.Sister St Augustin, directress.Under the charge of the Grey nuns.Number of pupils at the academy, 29.Parochial school, 140.CENTRAL SCHOOL EAST.George st.Arthur Smirl, principal.CENTRAL SCHOOL WEST.Hugh st.John Brebner, principal.CONVENT OF MARY IMMACULATE, Pembroke.Sister D.Kirby, directress.Under the care of the Grey nuns.Number of pupils at the academy, 40.Parochial school, 80.COUVENT DE NOTRE DAME DE BONSECOURS.Monte Bello.Sister Youville, directress.Under the charge of the Grey nuns.150 pupils.NOTRE DAME DU DESERT, Sister E.Brassard, directress.Grey nuns.60 pupils.NOTRE DAME SCHOOLS.Murray st, Lower town.Sister St François de Salles, directress.Under the R.catholic separate school board.Conducted by the Grey nuns.680 pupils.OTTAWA BUSINESS COLLEGE.Over Ottawa Literary and Scientific Society's rooms, 23 Sparks st.J.M.Musgrove, principal, instructor of commercial department, and lecturer on book-keepin , correspondence, &c.; E.Vachon, French master; C.R.cLean, penmanship, arithmetic and banking ; Ww.Curtis, manager of telegraphic department.OTTAWA COMMERCIAL SCHOOL.Queen st n Hugh st.Rev.John May, principal.Under the charge of the OTTAWA CONVENT AND MOTHER HOUSE OF THE GREY NUNS, with Novitiate and Academy, Cor Sussex and Bolton sts.Rev.mother E.Bruyère, general superioress.140 Professed nuns ; 50 novices and postulants ; 80 day pupils.This community directs 18 establishments, comprising educational and charitable institutions, 14 of which are in the diocese of Ottawa, 3 in the diocese of Albany, and 1 in the Diocese of Buffalo.CITY OF OTTAWA GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Union sq opp City hall, John Thorburn, M.A, rector ; John McMillan, B.A, 1st assistant ; rev.T.D.Phiipps M.A, 2nd assistant; William Carter, 3rd assistant; A.O.Guay, French teacher.Trustees\u2014E.McGillivray, chairman: W.H.Walker, secretary ; G.Hay, treasurer; rev.J.8.Lauder, rev.D.M' Gordon, B.D, J.P.Featherston, John Rochester, Jun, and F.Clemow.\u2018 OTTAWA LADIES COLLEGE.Incorporated by act of Parliament, December 17, 1869.E.B.Eddy, president; John Rochester, jun, Ist vice- president; James G.Robinson, 2nd vice-president ; rev, William Moore, secretary; Robert Blackburn, treasurer.Board of Managers.\u2014The foregoing officers together with M.F.Bronson, John R.Booth, Levi Young, George Hay, George M.Rose, W.C.Smillie, John Sweetland, M.D.Joseph M, Currier, M.P., rev.D.M.Gordon, B.D., hon.Jas.Skead. OTTAWA.OTTAWA PROTESTANT LADIES SCHOOL, ch of England.200 Wellington st.Managing Committee\u2014Rev.J.S.Lauder, M.A., chairman; J.D.Slater, W.Spragge, J.B.Lewis, H.N.Bate, C.T.Bate, J.C.J.Cochrane, J.A.Torrance, G.W.Wicksteed, A.C.Kelty, treasurer; Rev.H.Pollard, secretary.Miss Machin, lady principal ; Misses Whitelock, Hart, Davis, Moore and B umphreys, assistants; Edgar Doward, professor of music ; A.Ô.Guay, professor of French.SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES, including boarding and a select day school, Cor O'Connor and Wellington sts.Conducted by the ladies of the Congregation de Notre Dame from Montreal.98 pupils.Madame St Gabriel, superioress.ST BRIDGET'S SCHOOL.Wellington st.Sister Mary of the Conception, directress.Under the R.catholic separate school board.Conducted by the Grey Nuns.150 pupils.OTTAWA COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY.Wilbrod st Rev.Joseph Tabaret, superior ; rev.T.Lepers, professor of moral theology ; rev.M.Frog, professor of dogmatical theology ; rev.C.Belland professor of philosophy ; rev.Ww.M.Bennett, professor of rhetoric ; rev.A.Gladu, professor of French; rev.P.Lecompte professor of belles-lettres ; rev.R.Barrett, professor of Latin versification ; revs.P Riardon and C.Phaneuf, professors of Latin and Greek elements ; rev.L.Dugast, professor of Algebra and Geometry ; revs, F.MeDonagh, P.Corkerie, W.Foley and J.McCarthy, professors of commercial course of English; revs.G.Duchaine, M.Dazé and L.Marin, professors of commercial course of French; revs.Z.Durocher, M.Prevost and Jules Marion, masters of studies ; rev.Theodore Martens, bursar.ST MARY'S ACADEMY.Wellington st, Upper town.Sister Mary of the Conception, directress.charge of the Grey Nuns.170 pupils.TEMISKAMING CONVENT.Sister Y.Raizenne, directress.Under the charge of the Grey nuns.40 pupils.YOUNG LADIES LITERARY INSTITUTE, Under the patronage of His Lordship the right rev.Dr.Guigues, conducted by the Grey nuns, Convent of Notre Dame du Sacré Cœur.Rideau st.This institution was established some twenty-five years ago, is pleasantly situated on the borders of the Province of Qutario and affords every facility for the acquisition of a complete knowledge of the French and English languages.The course of tuition comprises every branch suitable for young ladies.Number of pupils, 195.Under the MASONIC.District deputy Grand Master for the Ottawa district, R.W.bro.BE.C.Barber, Ottawa ; district secretary, bro.G.Levin.CARLETON R.A.CHAPTER, No.16, G.R.C.V.Ex.comp.J.J.Gemmell, Z.; V.E.Ex.comp.BE.P.Remon, past Z.; V.Ex, comp.William Hay, H.; Ex, comp.D.S.Eastwood, J.; comp.C.S.Scott, scribe E.; comp.John McRae, scribe N.; comp.Ww.M.Somerville, prin.S.; comp.J.J.Radford, treasurer; comp.P.St.Hill, gen.S.; comp.T.P.Stiff, jun.S.; comp.8.Gouldthrite, Ex.comp.J.Salmon, stewards; comp.G.Clarke, D.of 0.; comp.OC.Ryan, M.of V.; comp.J.\" A.Cobb, comp.T.H.Kirby, comp.J.Graham, com of gen.pur; comp.J.Sweet- man, janitor.; Meëts second Monday of every month at the Masonic Lall, Elgin st.DOMINION 628 DIRECTORY.: bros.H.8.[Province op DALHOUSIE LODGE, AF.and A.M,, No §71, G.R.E.W.bro.W.Hay, W.M.; W.bro.A.Parsons, P.M.; Ryan, S.W.; H, J.Gole, J.W.; rev.S.G.Stone, chaplain; N, § Blasdell, treasurer; C.8.Scott, secretary ; A.Potheringham, S.D.:T.P, Stiff J.D.; S.Rogers and W.Annable, stewards ; D.W.Coward, LG; John Sweetman, tyler.Meets first Tuesday of every month at the Masonic hall, Elgin st.DORIC LODGE, No.58, A.F.and A.M., G.R.C.W.bro.John Swetland, M.D., W.M.; R.W.bro.John J: Gemmell, P.M.; bro.Thomas Birkett, senior warden\u2019 Amos Rowe, junior warden; John Graham, treasurer; D\u2019 P.Williams, secretary.Meets first Wednesday of every month at \u2018the Masonic hall, Elgin st.CORINTHIAN LODGE, No.59, A.F.and AM,, G.R.C.R.W.bro.E.C.Barber, W.M.; W.bro.J.B.Taylor P.M.; bro.George M.Rose, senior warden; bro.A.H.Taylor, junior warden: G.L.Orme, secretary.Meets third Thursday of every month at the Masonic hall, Elgin st.CIVIL SERVICE LODGE, F.and À.M, No.148, G.R.C.W.bro.E.P.Remon, W.M.; V.W.bro.T.Monro, past master; bro.N.W.McLean, senior warden; bro.H.J.Morgan, Junior warden ; bro.rev.T.Bedford-Jones, chaplain; bro.J.W.Harper, treasurer; John Walsh, secretary ; bro.P.H.Hill, senior deacon; bro.James Adamson, junior deacon ; bro.H.J.Garrett, master of ceremonies ; bro.HR.Fripp, organist; bro.Edward B.Crombie, inner guard ; eatherly and Grant Seymour, stewards; bros.E.C.Hayden and J.F.Wolff, board of G.P.; bro.John Sweetman, tyler.Meets sccond hall, Elgin st.BUILDERS\u2019 LODGE, No.177, F.and AM, G.R.C.W.bro.David Wilson, W.M.; W.bro.T.W.Currier, past master; bro.William Timbers, senior warden; bro.Gustav Levin, junior warden ; bro.John Salmon, treasurer ; bro.William Rea, secretary.Meets second Friday of every month at the Masonic hall, Elgin st.LODGE OF FIDELITY, No 231 AF.and A.M, G.R.C.W.bro.D.S.Eastwood, W.M.; bro.A.H.Matthewman.senior warden; bro.Henry Michaels, junior warden; bro.William Young, treasurer; bro.G.Levin, secretary.Meets second Wednesday in every month at the Masonic hall, Elgin st.\u2018Tuesday of every month at the Masonic MILITARY.STAFF OFFICER OF PENSIONERS.Major John L.Moore, half-pay, 34th regiment.VOLUNTEER MILITIA FORCE.Staff of military district No 4, head-quarters, Brockville, Ont.Lieutenant-colonel F.T.Atcherley, deputy-adju- tant-general ; lieutenant-colone]l W.Jackson, brigade major ; licutenant colonel D.McDougall, district paymuaster.FIELD BATTERY.James Torsyth, captain; Camphell MeNab, 1st licute- nant; John Stewart and W.Meku Wright, 2nd lieutenants; A.S.Woodburn, prymaster ; Edward VanCortlundt, M.D, surgeon.BRIGADE OF GARRISON ARTILLERY, Alfred Guy Forrest, licut.-colonel commanding; Thomas Ross, major.No 1 battery\u2014Jomes Egleson, captain; Allan Poyntz Patrick, 1st lieutenant; Thomas livans, 2nd lieutonant.No.2 battery\u2014William Henry Cotton, captain ; Charles Lyon Fellowes, 1st lieutenant; John Cotton, 2nd lieutenant.No.3 hatlery\u2014C.B.Perry, captain; John Walker, 2nd lieutenant. ONTARIO.] No.4 battery\u2014William H.Cluff, captain ; A.G.Midford, 1st lieutenant ; EB.G.Easton, 2nd lieutenant.No, 5 buttery\u2014Edward B.Hopper, captain; Arthur God- trey Molson Spragge, lst lieutenant; J.A.Gemmill, 2nd lieutenant.No.6 battery\u2014Archibald Graham, captain; James Fitz- erald Wolff, 1st lieutenant; Alfred Codd, M.D., surgeon; dward Armstrong, quarter master ; captain Edward B.Crombie, paymaster ; captain Albert Parsons, adjutant.CIVIL SERVICE RIFLE CO, W.White, captain ; J.Le B.Ross, (Brevet capt.) lieutenant; H.S.Weatherley, ensign.NO.1 OTTAWA RIFLES.Daniel Mowat, captain; Esmonde, ensign.METROPOLITAN RIFLE ASSOCIATION.Allan Gilmour, president; captain William White and major W.B.Lindsay, vice-presidents; lieut.-colonel Bearman, major Ross, R.J.Hinton, and E.C.Barber, managing committee ; captain Egleson, treasurer; captain W.H.Cotton, secretary; captain C.L.Stephens, assistant secretary.43rd CARLETON BATTALION OF INFANTRY.Head Quarters, city of Ottawa.Lieut.colonel John F.Bearman ; majors William Cor- bett and William H.Falls; paymaster R.E.Lyon; adjutant L.D.Barlow ; quarter master Joseph R.Hanna ; surgeon Daniel Beatty, M.D.assistant surgeon Peter A.Mc- Dougall, M.D.No.1 Company, Ottawa.\u2014Captain Alexander Stewart; lieutenant Henry McDougall ; ensign Ranald Stewart.No.2 Company, Huntley.\u2014Captain John Holmes, M.P.; lieut.John Hueston ; ensign John Nesbitt.No.3 Company, Metcalfe\u2014Captain IralMorgan; ensign John Carson.No.4 Company, North Gower \u2014Captain Thomas Conly ; lieut.William Trimble ; ensign Robert Dryner.No.5 Company, Richmond.\u2014Captain Thomas Good ; lieut.John Hill ; ensign George McCaffrey.No.6 Company, Goulbourn \u2014Captain William Garvin ; lieut.William Henderson ; ensign William Tubman., No.T Company, Manotick.\u2014Captain Peter Davidson ; lieut.David Latimer; ensign George Cook.No.8 Company, Russell.\u2014Captain William Z.Helmer lieut.Ephraim Loucks ; ensign Thomas Carscadden._ No.9 Company, Vernon.\u2014Captain Robert McGregor; lieut.Robert Grant ; ensign Peter Crerar.DOMINION OF CANADA RIFLE ASSOCIATION._ 0.8.Gzowski, president ; lieut.colonel Stuart, secretary ; lieut.colonel Macpherson, treasurer.C.Hoy, lieutenant; J.R.COUNCIL-\u2014ONTARIO.Hawkesbury\u2014Lieut.colonel Higginson.Perth\u2014Major W.J.Morris.Hamilton-\u2014Lieut.colonel Skinner.Toronto\u2014Lieut.colonel Brunel, Oshawa\u2014Lieut.colonel Fairbanks.Guelph\u2014Judge Macdonald.Chat run\u2014Captain Stephenson, M.P.Woodstuck\u2014Captain MeCleneghan.Kingston\u2014Lieut.colonel Hamilton.London\u2014Captain Walker.Ottawa\u2014Licut.colonel Forrest Cobourg\u2014Lieut.colonel Boulton.Port Ilope\u2014Lieut.colonel Williams.Lakefield\u2014Peterboro, rev.V.Clementi.Toronto\u2014Lieut.colonel Gilmor.Hamilton\u2014J.J.Mason, Esq.COUNCIL\u2014QUEBEC.Levis\u2014Lieut.colonel J.G, Blanchet, M.P.St.John's\u2014Lieut.colonel Fletcher, C.M.G.Terrebonne\u2014Lieut, colonel R.Masson, M.P.Montreal\u2014Lieut, colonel C.J.Coursol.St.Jobn\u2019s\u2014Lieut, colouel F.Marchaud.DOMINION 629 DIRECTORY.OTTAWA.Ormstown\u2014Lieut.colonel A.McEachran, C.M.G.Quebec\u2014Lieut.colonel C.BE.Panet.Halifax\u2014Lieut.colonel E.T.Barwis.Montreal\u2014Lieut.colonel J.Grant.Montreal\u2014Lieut.colonel B.Chamberlin, C.M.G.Quebec\u2014Major T.H.Grant.COUNCIL\u2014NEW BRUNSWICK.Westmoreland\u2014Lieut.colonel hon.A.E.Botsford.St.John\u2014Lieut.colonel hon.J.H.Gray.Bathurst\u2014Lieut.colonel hon.J.Ferguson.Sussex\u2014Lieut.colonel E.B.Beers.Fredericton\u2014Major R.Simons.St.John\u2014John Boyd.Miramichi\u2014Lieut.colonel Richard Hutchinson, M.P.COUNCIL\u2014NOVA SCOTIA.Halifax\u2014Lieut.colonel W.Creighton.Halifax\u2014Major Wylde, naval brigade.Halifax\u2014 Major A.K.McKinlay.Pictou\u2014Lieut.colonel J.Hudson.Kentville\u2014Lieut.colonel L.de V.Chipman.Shelburne\u2014Hon.J.Locke, senator.Sydney, Cape Breton\u2014Lieut.colonel hon.J.Bourinot.NEWSPAPERS.Citizen (The), annual subscription to daily Se; to weekly $1; I.B.Taylor, proprietor and printer, 29, 31 and 33 Rideau st.Courrier 4'Qutaouais, annual subscription to daily $4; to weekly $1; Dr.J.E.Dorion, editor ; N.Bureau, manager ; printed by the Times Printing and Publishing Co., 38 parks st.Daily News, evening, annual subscription sa; A.C.Wilson, editor ; Andrew Wilson & Son, proprietors and printers, St Paul st.Evening Mail, daily, annual subscription $3; A.G.Gilbert, editor; James Bailiff, proprietor; Times Printing and Publishing Co., printers, 38 Sparks st.Free Press, evening, annual subscription to daily $4; to weekly $1; Mitchell & Carrier, editors, proprietors and printers, Elgin st.Times (The), daily, annual subscription to daily Se to weekly $1; W.T.Urquhart, editor ; published by the Times Printing and Publishing Co.; James Cotton, managing director, 38 Sparks st.Volunteer Review, weekly.annual subscription $2; G.H.Perry, editor ; Dawson Kerr, proprietor and printer, Rideau st.POST OFFICE.Elgin st, bet Sparks and Wellington sts.Office hours from 8 a.m.to 7 p.m.G.P.Baker, postmaster ; C.L.Stephens, assistant postmaster; H.G.Dunlevie, F.French, F.Hawkin, C.S.Scott, J.T.Bartram, J.H.Pinhey, E.S.McDermott, E.B.Bates and A.S.Philion, clerks; J.Bishop, G.W.Baker and C.Shaw, temporary clerks; L.F.Cobett and E.J.O'Con- nor, letter carriers.POST OFFICE INSPECTOR'S OFFICE, Departmental buildings west, Wellington st.Jonn Deve, chief inspector ; J.D.Paterson, clerk.SOCIETIES.AGRICULTURAL.CITY OF OTTAWA AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.J.B.Lewis, president; John Ashworth, 1st vice-presi- dent; John Rochester, jun., mayor, 2nd vice-president; Z.Wilson and N.Robertson, auditors; A.S.Woodburn, secre= tary-treasurer.\u2018 OTTAWA.DOMINION 630 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE OF Directors\u2014Hon.J.Skead, Alonzo Wright, M.P,, J.M.Currier M.P., Geo.W.Eaton, A, McKellar, Thos.Graham, W.F, Powell, R.Kenny, Ira Morgan, directors.COUNTY OF CARLETON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, Geo.W.Eaton, Nepean, president; Thos.Graham Nepean, 1st vice-president; John Dawson, Nepean, and vice-president; F.W.Harmer, Nepean, and Geo.Patterson, Nepean, auditors; A.S.Woodburn, Ottawa, secretary- treasurer.Directors\u2014Dr.Church, William Graham, Thos, Clark, John Thomson, T.M.Robertson, Goulbourn; Robert Carss, Fitzroy ; John Holmes, M.P., Huntley ; John Bearman, Nepean ; John Clark, March.COUNTY OF RUSSELL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.John Kennedy, Osgoode, president ; Archibald McKellar Gloucester, 1st vice-president; Michael Curry, Russell, 2n vice-president; Ira Morgan, Metcalfe, secretary-treasurer.Directors\u2014Thomas Gold, Osgoode; John Campbell, Osgoode; John McInnis, Osgoode; Daniel McLaughlin, Gloucester; James Johnston, Gloucester; William Fenton, Gloucester ; Alexander Stuart, Russell; E, F.Loucks, Russell; Peter Campbell, Russell ; Richard Halfpenny, Gloucester, and Daniel Campbell, Russell, crop viewers.BENEVOLENT.CHURCH OF ENGLAND BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.Mrs.Lauder, president; Mrs.Thorburn, Mrs.Gemmell; vice-presidents ; Mrs.Pollard, treasurer; Mrs.Tilton, secretary ; Dr.Hill, physicign.Executive Commitlee\u2014Mrs.Armstrong, Mrs.Cruice, Miss Torrest, Mrs.Himsworth, Mrs.Jarvis, Mrs.Kirby, Mrs.Lyon, Mrs.May, Mrs.Routh, Mrs.Steele, Mrs.Spragge, Miss Wily.Committee for issuing orders\u2014Mrs.Lauder, Mrs.Cruice, Mrs.Thorburn.The Ladies meet for sewing, during the winter months, every Thursday afternoon at two o'clock, in the Orphan's Home, Albert st.COUNTY:OF CARLETON GENERAL PROTESTANT HOSPITAL.Foot of Rideau st.Judge Armstrong, president ; George Hay, vice-presi- dent; George May, secretary ; Alexander Workman, treasurer; George Sadler, steward; Miss Sadler, matron.Consulting Physicians\u2014Drs.Hill and Van Cortland, attending physicians; Dr.Grant, M.P., Drs.McGillivray, Codd, Sweetland and Henry Leggo.Directors\u2014Judge Armstrong, George Hay, H.V.Noël, John Durie, John Rochester, C.T.Bramley, James Peacock, George May, Z.Wilson, D.T.Brown, Thomas Patterson and John Roberts.Life Directors\u2014Alexander Workman, James McCracken, Roderick Ross, Richard Bishop, A.M.Dole, James Rosa- mond, John Heney and Edward McGillivray.The Board meets first Tuesday in every month at the hospital at 4 p.m.Two directors visit the hospital weekly.There is a finance, also a supply committee, annually av- pointed.GENERAL HOSPITAL.Bolton st.Sister A.Sauvé, directress.Under the charge ofthe Grey nuns.Average number of patients admitted during the year, 220.HOUSE OF REFUGE.Augusta n Rideau st.Mrs.James Johnson and Mrs.John Tilton, committee of management ; Miss Mary Grant, matron.MAGDALENE ASYLUM.Park st.Under the care of the sisters of our Lady of Charity of Refuge ; sister mother Mary of St.Jérôme, superioress.OTTAWA IMMIGRANT AID SOCIETY.Established, 1870.Office, Aumond\u2019s block, Rideau st.His Excellency Baron Lisgar, G.C.B3., Governor General, patron ; the hon, Sir Francis Hincks, K.C.M.G, Minister of Finance, president; the hon.James Skeud, senator, and W.11, Johnson, vice-presidents ; James Jarvis, Lreasurer ; the bank of British North America, bankers; Dr.Grant, M.P., Dr.Henry, Dr.Beaubien, honorary physicians; A.J.Christie, secretary ; Edward 11.Williams, assigtant socretary.Reading rooms open every evening'from 7 to 10, Sundays excepted.OTTAWA TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, No.102, John Byrne, president; George Cloutier, sen.18t vice- president ; W.P.Bonsall, secretary ; R.A.Waller, financial secretary ; Thomas J.Crosier, treasurer.Business Committee \u2014D.J.O'Donoghue, James Dufresnes A.Macdonald, George F.Cloutier, jun, and À.Stuttaford., Meets in Temperance hall, Bell's block, Elgin st, first Saturday in every month, at 8 p.m.OTTAWA UNITED PROTESTANT BENEFIT SOCIETY.Incorporated by Act of Parliament, G.H.Preston, president; W.Schofield, 1st vice-presi- dent; J.Lowe, 2nd vice-president; rev.T.D.Phillips, M.A.chaplain; J.Sweectland, M.D.physician; G.Bailey, secretary ; W.Black, assistant secretary ; H.Davies, treasurer; W.Schofield, W.Hill, T.Tubman, v.Thornton, R.Wheatley, F.Proderick, and the secretary, G.Bailey,committee of management ; Ww.Gibson, F.Proderick, J.Starmer, R.Wheatley, stewards ; T.Tubman, W.Thornton, auditors ; G.J.Blyth, W.Kerr, T.Birkett, trustees.Society meets in Gowan's hall, Sparks st, first Monday of every month, at 8 o\u2019clock p.m.PROTESTANT ORPHANS\u2019 HOME OF THE CITY OF OTTAWA.Albert st.Miss S.Dyke, superintendent ; Miss Margery Beattie, matron.Lady Lisgar, patroness ; Lady Macdonald, 1st directress; Mrs.H.F.Bronson, 2nd directress; Mrs.E.B.Eddy, 3rd directress; Mrs.J.Thorburn, recording secretary ; Mrs.Thos.Ross, corresponding secretary ; Mrs.W.Smillie, treasurer; J.A.Grant, M.D., attending physician ; Hamnett Hill, M.D, consulting physician.Board of Munagement\u2014Lady Macdonald, Mrs.M.F.Bronson, Mrs.C.T.Bate, Mrs.H.Cotton, Mrs, A.Christie, Mrs.J.M.Currier, Mrs.Drummond, Mrs.Durie, Mrs.Eddy, Mrs.J.Hill Mrs.W.Hunton, Mrs.Hannum, Mrs.Jenkins, Mrs.Lees, Mrs.J.Leggo, Mrs, T.McKay, Mrs.McLean, Mrs.T.Patterson, Mrs.I.Ross, Mrs.W.A.Ross, Mrs.James Russell, Mrs.James Rochester, Mrs.Rowe, Mrs.Smillie, Mrs.Shouldis, Mrs, I.B.Taylor, Mrs.Thorburn, Mrs.Vaux, Mrs.Walker.SOCIETY OF ST.VINCENT DE PAUL.Established for the relief of the poor.Particular Council of Ottawa\u2014Romuald Lapierre, vice- president; Joseph J.Murphy, secretary ; Thomas Hanly, treasurer; rev.Ji.McD.Dawson, spiritual director, The council meets on the first Sunday of every month at 4 o'clock p.m.in St.Vincent's hall, Sussex st.There are four conferences in Ottawa of this society composed as follows : Conrenznoz or Our Lanpy\u2014John O'Reilly, president ; J.F.Caldwell, vice-president; Robert O'Reilly and James Plunkett, secrotaries ; Thomus Uoffey, treasurer, The conference meets every Sunday at 2 o'clock pw, in Sb.Vincent's hall, Sussex st.Conrerence bi Norrn Dame\u2014Edouard Millotle, president ; Romuald Lapierre, 1st vice-president ; Hilaire Pinard, 2nd vice-president; L.J.Casuult, secretury ; Pierre Rivet and 7.Rochon, treasurers, The conference meets every Sunday at 2 o'clock, pam, in St.Vincent's hall, Sussex st.Conrenrenos oF Sr.Josuru\u2014Willinm Kehoe, president ; E.Tôtu, vicespresident ; Francois Desloges, secretary ; P.C.Ryan, treasurer.The conference meols cvery Sunday at noon in the vestry of St.Joseph's church. ONTARIO.] DOMINTON 631 DIRECTORY.OTTAWA.UONFERENCE Or ST.Anprew\u2014F.B.Hayes, president ; John Dodd, vice-president; P.G.Leyden, secretary; Dennis Egan, treasurer.The conference meets every Sunday at noon in the vestry of St.Audrew\u2019s R.catholic church.ST JOSEPH\u2019S ORPHAN ASYLUM.Cor Cathcart and Sussex sts.Sister FE.Thibodeau, directress.Established in 1866 under the care of the Grey nuns.Number of orphans and aged persons admitted since its foundation, 203.Present number, 67.ST PATRICK'S ORPHAN ASYLUM, Church st.Sister M.Fitzmaurice, directress.Established in 1866, under the care of the Grey nuns.Number of orphans and aged persons admitted since its foundation, 193.Present number, 50.BUILDING.CIVIL SERVICE BUILDING AND SAVING SOCIETY.Established, December, 1865.John Langton, president; W.H.Griffin, vice-president; George E.Desbarats, Alfred Todd, John Ashworth, E.A.Meredith, J.F.Taylor, directors ; Jobn Ashworth, managing director ; C.W.Jenkins, J.M.Courtney, auditors ; R.Sinclair, secretary; H.Bernard, F.Badgley, solicitors; Bank of Montreal, bankers.METROPOLITAN BUILDING AND SAVINGS SOCIETY, Cor Elgin and Sparks sts.J.B.Lewis, president; James Cunningham, vice-presi- dent ; John Rochester, William Hunton, J.G.Robinson, Thomas Hunton, H.N.Bate, James Rochester, directors ; J.B.Lewis, solicitor ; James Cox, secretary-treasurer.MUTUAL BUILDING SOCIETY OF OTTAWA.80 Sussex st.H.McCormick, president; P.A.Egleson, sen., vice-pre- sident; John Stewart, H.F.McCarthy, G.S.Woodburn, Gregor McEdward and Dr.Sweetland, directors; Robert Lees, solicitor; James Egleson, secretary-treasurer; Bank of British North America, bankers.Annual meeting lst Thursday in May.OTTAWA MUSIC HALL.Late skating rink, Slater st.J.M.Currier, M.P., president; Alfred Todd and E.P.Remon, directors; Francis Clemow, managing director; James T.Pennock, secretary-treasurer; J.L.Orme & Son, agents.LITERARY.L INSTITUT CANADIEN FRANCAIS D\u2019'OUTAQUAIS, Established in 1852.Sussex st.Stanislas Drapeau, president ; Horace Lapierre, 1st vice- president; F.X.Valade, 2nd vice-president; Telesphore C.Larose, recording secretary; E.D\u2019Auteuil, corresponding secrotary ; Eugène Têtu, treasurer; J.F.N.Bonneville, librarian.Managing Committee\u2014J.W.Peachy, C.Ledue, A.Rocque, R.Bonneau, E.P.Dorion, A.Blais.Library Committee\u2014C.Triolle, L.J.Casault, Josias B.Jackson, R.Steckel.OTTAWA LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY.Rooms, 23 Sparks st.Incorporated by Act of Parlimment, 24th December, 1869.E.A.Meredith, LL.D., president ; Saudford Fleming, C.E, Ist vice-president; A.'S.Woodburn, 2nd vice-president; George Kennedy, MA, LL.B, secretary; D.W.Coward, treasurer ; David Matheson, librarian ; lieut-colonel Thomas Wily, curator; C.R.Cunningham, William Porter and Johu Langton, M.A., members of council.Supported by a nominal government grant, but principally by private subscriptions of members.ST.PATRICK'S LITERARY ASSCCIATION, Thomas Guerin, president; William Kehoe, 1st vice- president ; P.Baskerville, 2nd vice-president ; P.A.Egle son, treasurer ; John Kelly, corresponding secretary; W.D.(O'Brien, recording secretary ; John Casey, assistant; John McStravick, librarian ; Michael Starrs, grand marshall.Trustees\u2014W.Kehoe, P.E.Ryan, P.J.Egleson, P.Quinn, W.Slattery, J.Casey, J.McStravick, M.Starrs, F.Ryan, J.Kelly, F.Tobin and M.Finan.Meets 1st Tuesday in every month at their hall, Sussex st.YOUNG IRISHMEN\u2019S DEBATING SOCIETY.Established July, 1870.Rooms in St.Patrick\u2019s ball, Sussex st.W.H.Davis, president ; Joseph F.Rowan, vice-president ; Dennis J.Hurley, treasurer; James Kehoe, corresponding secretary ; John Keough, recording secretary; illiam Curran, librarian; John C.Enright, John Murphy, and George Lawrence, board of directors; E.J.O'Meara, J.F.O'Callaghan, and J.R.Battle, committee of management.LUMBER.ASSOCIATION OF LUMBER MANUFACTURERS.Allan Gilmour, president; Richard McConnell, vice-presi- dent ; hon.James Skead, David Moore, Joseph Au ond Levi Young and Robert Conroy, directors ; Robert Skead treasurer ; G.H.Perry, secretary.MEDICAL.CANADA MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.Hon.Dr.Parker, Nova Scotia, president; Dr.Dickson\u2019 Kingston, vice-president for Ontario; Dr.Chamberlin, Fre- lighsburgh, vice-president for Quebec; Dr.Bayard, vices president for New Brunswick, and Dr.Black, vice-presiden for Nova Scotia; Dr.David, Montreal, general secretary ; Dr.Robillard, Montreal, general treasurer; Dr.Henry, Ottawa, secretary for Ontario; Dr.Blanchet, Quebec city, secretary for Quebec ; Dr.Steeves, secretary for New Brunswick ; Dr.Reid, secretary for Nova Scotia.MUSICAL.OTTAWA PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.William Spragge, president; Alfred Todd an Bedford-Jones, LL.D., vice-presidents; George Kennedy, secretary ; H.P.Hill, treasurer; Dr.Malloch, curator ; John Mercer and George Orme, committee; H.R.Fripp, conductor.NATIONAL.IRISH PROTESTANT BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.George May, president; Abraham Pratt, 1st vice-presi- dent; Charles Magee, 2nd vice president; Henry McCormick, treasurer; Archibald Smirl, recording secretary; Joseph Potts, assistant secretary; Zachariah Wilson, corresponding secretary ; rev.J.S.Lauder, rev.John Johnston, rev.W.Moore, chaplains; A.8.Woodburn, W.J.Wills, George Shouldis, W.Cousens, Archibald Graham, Samuel Rathwell, William Porter, James Egleson and Thomas Sproule, council; James Cunningham and James Clark, auditors.ST.ANDREW'S SOCIETY.Sussex st n Rideau st.John Thorburn, president; J.M.Taylor, 1st vice-presi- dent; John McMillan, 2nd vice-president; W.R.Billings, secretary; A.Mann, treasurer; rev.D.M.Gordon, chaplain, Dr.J.A.Grant and Dr.D.M.McGillivray, hysicians ; George Kennedy, solicitor; E.McGillivray.H.ngles, J.W.Russell, W.Sutherland, James Pencuck, James Dalglish, James Fraser and J.P.Relurtsom, directors. OTTAWA.DOMINION 632 DIRECTORY.[ProVINGE or ST.GEORGE'S SOCIETY.Dr.J.Sweetland, president ; Thomas Birkett 1st vice-pre- sident ; H.Gough, 2nd vice-president; W.Mills, secretary; W.R.Truman, assistant secretary ; Thomas Starmer, treasurer ; rev.H.Pollard, chaplain ; Dr.Hill, physician ; E.P.Remon, solicitor; George Bartlett, H.Meadows, corge Bott, F.Hallandale, F.Champness, R.W.Stevens and B.Huckell, committee ; James Slocombe and Henry Pace, auditors; J.Curtis, J.Dyke, T.Huckell and J.Bray, stewards.SOCIETE ST.JEAN BAPTISTE D'OUTAOUAIS.Joseph Aumond, president; E.P.Dorion, 1st vice-presi- dent; J.W.Peachy, 2nd vice-president; H.Lapierre, recording secretary ; Dorion, corresponding secretary ; Eugene Tétu, treasurer ; Dr.P.$t.Jean, Edmond Germain, H.Pelletier and M.Têtu, marshalls.UNION ST, JOSEPH D\u2019OUTAOUAIS.Sussex st.Napoléon Boulet, president ; Onésime Barrette, lst vice resident ; François Carbonneau, 2nd vice-president; V- .Godbout, secretary ; Adolphe Boucher, assistant secretary ; Louis À.Grison, treasurer ; Louis Rocque, collector ; Sylvin St Jean, jun, assistant collector; Xavier Ouellet, librarian; Pierre Lacasse, assistant librarian; Sylvin St Jean, sen., marshall.Meets every Tuesday at their hall, Sussex st.RELIGIOUS.OTTAWA AUXILIARY BIBLE SOCIETY.Depository, 10 Sparks st.His Excellency the Governor General, patron; George Hay, president; hon.Alexander Morris, hon.S.L.Tilley, hon.Malcolm Cameron, William Clegg, William Hamilton, James Johnson, W.A.MacAgy, F LeSueur and W.Spragge, vice-presidents; rev.Richard Gavin, corresponding secretary ; rev.D.M.Gordon, B.D., recording secretary ; George May, treasurer ; John Durie, depositary.Commitiee\u2014Ministers of the Gospel, ex-officio; H.Alexander, William Cousens, R.Blackburn, rev.Charles Bliss, T.Currier, H.F.Bronson, Andrew Drummond, G.E.Elliott, G.R.Blyth, Dr.J.A.Grant, George Blyth, J.Henderson, Dr.Hill, J.T.Pennock, James Rochester, S.Howell, R.Surtees, Dr.Sweetland, J.Lamb, J.Thorburn, H.McCormick, Thomas Vaux, J.McMillan, B.A., W.H.Walker, J.Ogilvy, $5 W.J.Wills, J.L.Orme, T.Patterson, Thomas Wor- thington, E.B.Eddy, James Henry, John Hardie, Dr.Walter J.Henry, Robert Jamieson, Charles W.Jenkins, Thomas McKay, E.H.Bronson, J.G.Bourinot, T.Porter, William Porter, John Rochester, jun., J.Thorburn, M.A.,, and William Tracy, with power to add to their number.YOUNG MEN\u2019S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.Organized 1867.Rooms cor Elgin and Sparks sts.W.A.Lamb, president ; E.H.Bronson, and W.J.Topley, vice-presidents ; William Hamilton, treasurer ; H.Alexander, corresponding secretary; R.Li.James, recording secretary ; J.J.Little, librarian.Strangers coming to the city are invited to attend the weekly meetings held on Tuesday evenings at 8 o'clock, at their rooms as above.Free Reading Room open daily.TEMPERANCE.BYTOWN DIVISION SONS OF TEMPERANCE, No, 224.Meets every Monday evening at 8 o'clock in summer, and 7.30 in winter, in their hall, Elgin st.IRISH TEMPERANCE SOCIETY, Rev.Father Molloy, president; John Heney, 1st vice- resident; John O'Reilly, 2nd vice-president; Thomas ehoe, treasurer; P.G.Leyden, secretary; M.Battle, assistant secretary ; John Kehoe, William Brennan, Robert O'Reilly, Philip Brady, William Duffy, Thomas Hanly, Hugh Burgess, John Gunn, Edward Bambrick, Patrick Stringer, Robert Snaith, Michael Rogers, John Carroll, James Higgins, Michael Morrissey, committee.Meets every alternate Sunday at St.Vincent's hall, Sussex st.OTTAWA CITY LODGE OF GOOD TEMPLARS.Meets in Temperance hall, Elgin st, every Thureday evening at 8 o'clock.STAGE ROUTES.OTTAWA AND AYLMER MAIL LINE.James Mulligan, proprietor.Leaves the*,Union house twice daily, (Sundays excepted) at 12 noon and 5 p.m.Fare 50 cents.OTTAWA AND AYLMER STAGE.Moses Holt, proprietor.Leaves the Union house, daily, (Sundays excepted) at 5 a.m.Connects with the Union orwarding and Railway Co.Fare 50 cents.or OTTAWA AND AYLMER STAGE.R.H.Klock, proprietor.Leaves Albion hotel, daily, (Sun- daysexcepted) atb a.m.Connects with the Union Forwarding and Railway Co.Tare 50 cents.OTTAWA AND PEMBROXE STAGE.J.Wyman, proprietor.Leaves the Union house, tri- weekly, Mondays, \u2018Wednesdays and Fridays, at 4 a.m.Fare PATTERSON'S MAIL STAGE LINE, Leaves post office, daily, at 7 a.m.(Sundays excepted) for Ironside, Chelsea, Kirk's Ferry, North Wakefield, Aylwin, &c., to River Desert.Fare $4.25.OTTAWA AND BUCKINGHAM STAGE, Leaves the Albion hotel, daily, (Sundays excepted) at 1 pm.Fare $1.OTTAWA, L'ORIGNAL AND CARILLON STAGE.James Murray, jun, proprictor.Leaves the Albion hotel daily, (Sundays excepted) at 7 p.m.for Cumberland Clarence, Plantagenet, Alfred, Caledonia, L\u2019'Orignal Hawkesbury, Kirby and Carillon.Fare to Cumberland $1; to L\u2019Orignal $3; and to Carillon $4.OTTERVILLE\u2014A prosperous village on Otter Creek, township of South Norwich, county of Oxford.A large quantity of sawn pine lumber is manufactured here, and the place has a considerable trade in country produce.The Agricultural society possesses a good piece of land and has erected thereon two buildings.Distant from Woodstock, the county town and a station of the Great Western railway, 18 miles, fare $1; from Brantford 25 miles, fare §1; from Paris 28 miles.Mail daily.Population about 760.Anderson Charles, steam saw mill Baker Charles, laborer keeper BULLOCK F.G, Telegraph Co.Bauslaugh Charles, lightning rod agent Bedford James H., threshing machines Bedford S.W., hotelkeeper Bell Edward H., bookkeeper Briton Michael, shoemaker BULLOCK JAMES E,, deputy reeve Burger Mrs.Mary A., wid John, store- Bullock J.& T., flour, grist and saw mill, woollen factory and store Burnham Jobn, house painter Caldwell William, school teacher Carlton Daniel, weaver Chambers Abner, laborer Chiswell Samuel, tailor Christie James, foreman woollen fne- tory Cleveland John, gunsmith Collver Addison J., M.D.Comfort Francis, cheese factory Comfort 8.,.carder Conklin Wm.P., druggist and liquors Cooper John, carpenter, township clerk and treasurer Coote Robert C., manager co-operative store operator Montreal ONTARIO.] DOMINION 633 DIRECTORY.Orr-Owe CORNELL WILLIAM, dealer in dry oods, hardware, groceries, produce, c.Crape Edmund, farmer Creighton William, boots and shoes Cromwell Robert B., farmer Davis Heman, teamster Davis James, laborer Durke Asa, J.P, tanner, commissioner in B.R, conveyancer, issuer of marriage licenses Durkee store Durkee Melvin, harnessmaker Durkee Warren, harness shop Eggman Henry, photographer, mason Erb Nelson, farmer Fish Jeanet A., photographer Fish John, pumpmaker Fish Joseph W., manager co-operative store Fisher Mrs.Sarah A., dressmaker Fowler D., butcher Franks George, bookkeeper Franks Miss, school teacher Fraser James, shoemaker Furlong John, cooper, shingle factory Gannon William, butcher Goodwin Amos w.tax collector Goodwin Gervais, postmaster, reeve, farmer Goodwin Thomas, livery stable Grimes Matthew, sawyer Gundy rev.J., New Connexion metho- ist Harp Elijah, laborer Haywood Joseph, farmer Hillier Thomas, clerk Hodgson Hiram, photographer House Cyrus, farmer Hyslop S., weaver Hyndman David, baker Johnson George, millwright Johnson Reuben, plasterer Joyner Charles, laborer Kay Aaron, carpenter Kay William F., deputy postmaster, lumber merchant Kerr rev R., Wesleyan Lamb J.T., miller Lewis William, watchmaker McDowell James, bakery McFarlane A.waggonmaker McFarlane J ohn, carriagemaker McKibbin John, school teacher McKibbin William, weaver McPhee John, cooper McPhee Niel, laborer McPhee R., waggonmaker Maddison Matthew, grocer Mann Robert L., tailor MARRIAGE LICENSES, Asa Durke, J.P., issuer Masecar Alfred J., M.D.Mason John, farmer Middaugh & Smith, pump factory Mitchell Peter, waggonmaker Mitchell William, laborer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.F.G.Bullock, operator Moore Alexander, township assessor, Secretary of Agricultural society Mudge Michael, tinsmith Noble C., waggonmaker Oliver Abraham, butcher Parker John, teamster Parsons Augustus, of W.& A.Parsons Parsons (., blacksmith Parsons W.&.A, carriagemakers Parsons William, of W.A.Parsons Paul William, tanner Pennington Thomas, sash and door factory Rambo James, laborer elbourn, harness and shoe Reavily L., teamster Reavily W.H., hotelkeeper Reavily William, proprietor threshing machine Rogers Aga, blacksmith Roantree Thomas, shoemaker Root Augustus, shingle manufacturer Scanlan William, waggonmaker Schooley Elihu, lumberman, superintendent Scott G.F., bookkeeper Scriven Robert B., tinsmith Seares John, blacksmith Shaw Frank, sawyer Silverthorn Morgan, cheese factor Sly Albert, innkeeper Smith George, laborer Spider James, teamster Sommers John, carpenter Sommerville cheese factory, J.Ter- hane, manager South Norwich Agricultural society, A.Moore, secretary South Norwich Co-operative store, Joseph W.Fishand Robert C.Coote, managers Steinhoff Leman, carpenter and contractor school Stover G.Taylor Nelson, harnessmaker Terhane J, manager Sommerville cheese factory Thompson William, miller Tisdale Allan N., M.D., homœopathist Titus Albert H., farmer Vanbuskirk Andrew, teamster Vanbuskirk John, tin, sheet iron and copper ware, and stoves Wallace Thomas, farmer Wallace William, farmer Warner John J., match manufacturer Warner Milton, matchmaker Warner W_, school teacher Watts William, steam cabinet factory Whitehead A.W., cattle dealer Williams Jobn H., blacksmith Wiltise Henry, tanner Wingrove John, farmer Wright Albert, agent Wright Miss Emma, music teacher Wright Thomas, propriefor of the New Dominion spinning wheel, turner OUNG A H\u2014A post office station in the township of Chatham, county of Kent.Distant From Chatham, the county town and a station of the Great Western railway, 7 miles.Mail daily.Kinny Thomas, postmaster OUSTIC\u2014A small place in the township of Eramosa, county of Wellington.Distant from Fergus, a station of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway, S miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 25.Allan William, blacksmith Lynas Joseph, weaver McKelvie James, boot and shoe maker Oakes James, hotelkeeper Scott Robert, postmaster, merchant Williams George, pumpmaker OUTR A M\u2014A farming settlement in the towuship of Brant, county of Bruce, Distant from Seaforth, astation of the Grand Trunk railway, 52 miles, fare $2.50.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 150.Adolphe Henry, framer Armstrong Adam, blacksmith Bartleman Peter, farmer Brown Mrs.John, weaver Conuors John, farmer Cross Robert, farmer Elliott David, farmer Elliott Henry, farmer Evans Samuel, farmer Evlech \u2014, saw mill Jackson John, farmer Kansas Herman, farmer Lamont George B., farmer Lamont George D., farmer Leggat James, farmer Leggat Thomas, farmer Leggat William, farmer and saw mill McCarrol Hugh, farmer McIntosh Donald, teacher Rolston rev.D.D., New Connexion methodist Smith David, postmaster, farmer Smith Johnston, J.P, farmer Strang Peter, farmer Williams Charles, farmer Williams John, farmer Willoughby Nicholas, farmer OVERTON\u2014A small village in the township of Camden, county of Lennox and Addington.Distant from Napanee, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 9 miles.Mail biweekly.Population about 60.Asseltine John, farmer Denison John, farmer Falen John, farmer Fox George W., farmer Fox Stephen D., postmaster Fox Robert W., farmer Fraser Peter, farmer Lockhead Matthew, farmer Meeks Joel, farmer Sweet John, blacksmith Thomson Levi, farmer Walker James, farmer *OWEN SOUND\u2014The largest town ir the northern part of the Provinee, situated on the south side of Georgian Bay, at the mouth of the Sydenham and head of Owen Sound rivers, township of Syden= ham, county of Grey.It is the county town and incorporated.The Sydenham river affords good water privileges.A mumber of manufactories are erected on it.In the town there are three large foundries, besides other works which add much to its importance.A considerable trade is done in the shipment of grain and timber.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.During the summer a seamer plies daily to Meatord and Col- ligwood, connecting with the Northern railway for Toronto.Another steamer runs tri-weekly to Colpoy\u2019s Bay and intermediate ports.The town islikely to have railway communication in a few years, either by the carrring out of the original plan of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway, which is now being built to Arthur, or by the extension of the Northern railway from Collingwood.Daily stages run to and from Meaford, Collingwood, Durham, Mount Forest, Fergus and Guelph, Distaut from Collingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 45 miles, fare 82; from Alma, a station of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway, 65 miles, fare $4; from Toronto 139 miles.Mail daily.Population about 3000.Value of assessed real property in 1870, $561,207.Adams Adam, laborer Adams Richard, laborer Adams William F., photographer, Pou- lett st Adams William M., laborer, Hill st ADVERTISER (THE), weekly, annual subscription $1.50; James H.Little, roprietor and printer, Union st Ady Caleb, laborer Agnew William, carpenter, Eliza st Allen Benjamin, dry goods, Union st Allison Matthew, bds at Coulson\u2019s, Poulett st Amer George A, constable, Garafraxa road, h Scrope st * Formerly called Sydenham. OWEN SOUND.DOMINION 634 DIRECTORY.[PROVINOE OF Ancorn John, laborer, Staveley st Anderson Charles, trader Anderson George, carpenter, Bay st Anderson William, of Tucker & Anderson, Poulett st Andrew David, waggonmaker, Boyd st Andrew James, mariner, Boyd st Andrew John, clerk, Boyd st Andrews Milo, laborer Armour Thomas, bar tender Armstrong W., clerk of the peace, Bay st Armstrong William C., William st Arnott Mrs., wid, Scrope st Atkins Thomas, contractor, Hill st Aylsworth rev.Isaac B., M.D.Wesleyan, Scrope st .Barday Matthew, carpenter, Murdoch st Barnes Samuel, laborer, Marsh st Barnhart Charles E., M.D., Poulett st Barnhart John, M.D, Poulett st, h Bay st Barrat Mrs.Sarah, wid, Water st Beattie Andrew, yeoman Beatty Michael, pensioner, Scrope st Beith Mrs.Elizabeth, wid, West st Bell John, tailor, Murdoch st Bellrose George, laborer, Water st Bellrose Jacob, laborer, Waterst Bellrose Michael, laborer, Murdoch st Bellrose William, carpenter, Murdoch st Bennett Mrs.Theresa, wid, Bay st Berford Miss, Staveley st Bezick John, Garafraxa road Billings Wm., carpenter, Garafraxa road Binns John, agent, Hill st Birch Mrs., wid, Paterson st Bishop E.W., harnessmaker, Poulett st Bishop Mrs.E.W., fancy goods, Poulett st brickmaker, Bissette Louis, carpenter Black Jolin, pattern maker, Unionst, h West st Blackman William I, Newburn st Blyth Alex., cabinetmaker, Bay st Blyth George J., printer, Bay st Blyth Mrs., wid, Bay shore Blyth Robert, laborer, Hill st Boak Charles, of Boak & Woods, Poulett st Boak & Woods, dry goods, Union st Boardman Thomas, accountant, Hill st Boddy James, school teacher Bollard John, laborer, Murdoch st Boucher Edward, fisherman, Bay shore \u2018Boucher Francis, fisherman, French village Boyce Mrs, wid, Scrope st Boyd James, carpenter, Murdoch st Boyd John, storekeeper, Market sq Bradbury Miss Mary A.teacher, Scrope st Branston William, laborer, West st Breckenridge Robert, of Breckenridge & Wyllie, Charlotte st BRECKENRIDGE & WYLLIE, auctioneers and commission merchants, general brokers in furniture, &c., Poulett st Briggs Alfred, laborer, Poulett st Briggs Edward, mason, Albert st Broderick H.G.storekeeper, Poulett st Broders Edward, mariner, Paynter st Brodie George, adjutant 31st Batt.V.M.Brokenster Wm., teamster, Douglas st Brown Chas.R., carpenter, Murdoch st Brown Ezra, J.P., Water st Brown James, blacksmith, Poulett st Brown Mrs., wid, Bay st Brown Nathan, laborer, Market sq Brown Oliver, carpenter, Paterson st Brown Oliver C., laborer carpenter, Bryant Charles, Inborer, Newburn st Buchun Jumes, trader, St Stephens st, h West st Burch John, printer Butchart Andrew, tinsmith, Division st, h Terrace st BUTCHART GEORGE M., manufacturer of tin, copper and sheet iron ware, wholesale nnd retail dealer in stoves, house furnishings, &c., Poulett st Bute John, blacksmith, Bay st Buzze William, farmer, Hill st Cameron Allan, M.D, Poulett st Cameron Alex., carpenfer, Poulett st Cameron James B., deputy postmaster, Scrope st Cameron Neil, carpenter, Dease st Cameron William, laborer Campbell James, laborer Campbell Samuel, laborer, Baring st Campbell Wm.b acksmith, Union st Campbell Willian, yeoman Campbell William T., gaol turnkey, Bay st Carlill Robert T., cooper, Poulett st Carr Edward, mariner Carruthers John, carpenter, Poulett st Cars John, bartender, Scrope st Carson John, waggonmaker, Water st Cathcart William H., carpenter, Murdoch st Caton James, storekeeper, Poulett st, h Water st Cattle George, of Parker & Cattle, resides in Goderich Cavers Thomas, carpenter, Poulett st Chatwin & Comely, waggonmakers, Poulett st Chatwin Thomas G., of Chatwin & Comely, Bay st Chisholm John, trader, Poulett st, h Bay st Chisholm Thomas A., clerk, Poulett st Christie David, founder, Stephens st CITIZENS INSURANCE CO.OF CANADA, G.J.Gale, agent, Poulett st Clark James, carpenter, Hill st Clydesdale William, blacksmith, &c., Scrope st Coates & Dunn, saddlers and harness- makers, Poulett st Coates John, of Coates & Dunn, Poulett st Cobean Robt., waggonmaker, Scrope st Cobean Samuel, innkeeper, Bay st Cockburn John, carpenter Coleman Thomas, laborer, Water st Collister George, laborer Comely David, of Chatwin & Comely, Poulett st COMMERCIAL HOTEL, W.H.Davis roprictor, cor Bay and Division sty cÔMET (THE), weekly, annual subscription, $1.50; Owen Vandusen, editor, proprietor and printer, Poulett st Connell Robert, brickmaker, Baring st Cook Robert, engineer, Hill st Corbet G., jun., of Heming & Corbet, Poulett st Corbet G., & Sons, founders, Union st Corbet George, of G.Corbet & Sons, West st Corbet James, laborer, Poulett st Corbet James, of G.Oorbet & Sons, Murdoch st \u2019 Corbet John, of G.Corbet & Sons, Murdoch st Costley James, laborer, Bay st Coulson John P., hotelkeeper, Poulett st Courtenay Abraham, laborer, Garafraxa roa Cousby Henry, confectioner, Scrope st Cousby Jeremial,, decorator, Douglas st Couture village Coveney Edward, laborer, Scrope st Coventry James, carpenter, Poulett st Cowie David, laborer, Bay st Cowie George, clerk, Poulett st Cowper George C., of Ormiston & Co., Murdoch st Crane George, of G.Crane & Son, Water st CRANE GEORGE, jun.of G.Crane & Son, Water st CRANE GEORGE, & SON, boot and shoe makers and dealars, Poulett st Crawford Robert, jun, {anner, Murdoch st Crawford Robert, sen, J.P., Serope st Creasor David A.barrister, Poulett st, Joseph, fisherman, French h Bay Creasor John, jun, county crown attorney, Hill st Creasor & Morrison, barristers, Poulett st CREIGHTON DAVID, printer and publisher of the Times, Water st Creighton George P., storekeeper, Poulett st, h Marsh st Creighton James, shoemaker Creighton John, shoemaker, Poulett st Crichton Alexander, storekeeper, Scrope st Crispin James, clerk, Poulett st Cross James, jun., millwright, Newburn st Cross James, sen., sawyer, Dease st Crowley Timothy, mariner, Douglas st Cruse William, waggonmaker, Murdoch st Cumming Mrs.Ann, wid, Newburn st, h West st Cuthbert Barnabas, teamster, Poulett st Dalton Mrs.Bridget, wid, Staveley st Darragh John, turner, Hill st Dass Robert, carpenter, Water st Davis Andrew, innkeeper, Bay st Davis George, suloonkeeper, Poulett st Davis John, teamster, Bay st Davis John, teamster, Murdoch st DAVIS WILMOT H., proprictor Commercial hotel, cor Bay and Division sts Dawson James, innkeeper, Poulett st Dear Patrick, laborer, Hill st Denoon Donald, innkeeper, Scrope st Denoon George, weaver, Staveley st Desjardins Pierre, fisherman, Bay shore, h Hill st Dobie David R., accountant, Poulett st Dougal John, carpenter, Poulett st Douglas James, deputy registrar, Murdoch st Douglas John, accountant, Poulett st Douglas James, tailor, Poulett st Dowsley Thomas B., waggonmaker, Scrope st Doyle Richard J.insurance agent, Poulett st, h Hill st Duncan Mrs.Margaret, wid, West st Durham Isaac, engineer, Water st Dunn Edwin, ship owner Dunn Paul, bailiff, Water st Dunn William, carpenter, Marsh st Dunn William, of Coates & Dunn, Water st Dunn William, saddler, Poulett st Durie David, ycoman, off Garafraxa road Dwyer John, laborer, Douglas st Edgar Robert, bartender, Murdoch st Edwards Hezekiah, printer, Front st ONTARIO.] DOMINION 635 DIRECTORY.OWEN SoUND.Fêmes Gcorge, lahorer, IIill st Farley Fergus, laborer, Poulett st Iarley Patrick, tailor, Hill st Feather Abraham, tcamster, Poulett st Teather Eleazer, laborer, Poulett st Teney Mra., wid, Hill st Ferguson Edward, lPoulett st Fessant Stephen, haker, Murdoch st Flannery Mrs.Maria, grocery, Hill st I\"lood Martin, laborer, Cathcart st Forbes Moses, laborer, Poulett st Forhan Michael, jeweller, Poulett st Foster George, carpenter, Baring st Tox Charles, plasterer, Water st Fox Henry, plasterer, Hill st Francis John G., pustmaster, Murdoch st Frank John, carpenter, Poulett st Fraser Matthew, mason, Poulett st Fraser Mrs., wid, Bay st Frizzell Jas., boots and shoes, Poulett st Frost Alfred, solicitor, Poulett st Frost & Ililbourn, tanners, Frost st Frost John W., storekeeper, Poulett st Frost Mrs.Mary, wid Fyfe James, weaver, Garafraxa road Gale George James, auctioneer, official assignee, general agent, Poulett st Gardner Wm.G., carpenter, Water st Gaskell Thomas, mariner, Newburn st Geary Thomas, cabinetmaker, Staveley st Gilbert William, laborer, William st Gillespie John, butcher, Scrope st Gilson Michael, harnessmaker, Poulett st Gimby Charles, boots and shoes, Poulett st Gladstone Robert, laborer Glass James, laborer, Stephens st Glass Thomas, laborer, Newburn st Gordon Thomas, coroner, clerk Division court, town clerk, Union st Gordon William, laborer \u2018Gordon William, printer, Union st Gould William J., moulder, Cathcart st Grady John, laborer, Poulett st Graham Allen, laborer Graham John, laborer Grabam Mrs, Mabel, wid, Union st Graham William J., revenue inspector, Bay st Granotier rev.François Xavier, R.catholie, Garafraxa st Grant Johu, brickmaker Greer Alexander, laborer, Bay st \u2018Greer Mrs, wid, Water st Grier John, mason, Bay st Guthrie John, stage driver, Poulett st Hall Charles, shoemaker, Poulett st Hall John, laborer Hall Willinm E., cabinetmaker, Poulett st Huwmilton James, shoemaker Handy James, teamster, Scrope st Haner William, plasterer, Bay st Hanlin James, laborer, Bay st Hannah Samuel, carpenter, Boyd st Harkley Robert, mariner, West st 1larrisou John, lumber merchant, West st, off Victoria st Harrison John, jun, miller, Albert st 1larrison Miss Sarah, Frost st Harrison Mrs, wid, Albert st Harrison Samuel G., laborer, Marsh st Harrison William, miller, Albert st Harvey William b., teacher Harwood John, yeoman, off Garafraxa road 1atton John, yeoman, Garafraxa road Hatton Robert, innkeeper, Garafraxa rond Honley Michael, innkeeper, Poulett st Heming Walter, clerk, Water st HEMING & CORBET, importers of and dealers in shelf and heavy hardware, Union st Heming H.P., of Heming & Corbet, west of river Henderson Henry G., merchant, Poulett st, h Water st Herbert Henry, plasterer, Bay st Hetherington John, laborer, Hill st Hewson James, laborer Hewett Wm.w, laborer, Murdoch st Hewitt James, carpenter, Murdoch st Hill Richard, mariner, Baker st Hill Richard H., stationer, Union st, h Bond st Hillis John, cooper, Murdoch st Hinds Jas., laborer, off Garafraxa road Hinds John, yeoman, off Garafraxa road Hind Thomas M., yeoman, off Garafraxa roa Holmes Charles, yeoman, Garafraxa road Holmes Edmund, farmer, Poulett st Holmes Robert, yeoman, off Garafraxa road Holmes William, yeoman, off Garafraxa road Hopkins Benjamin, butcher, Poulett st Hopkins John, shoemaker, Scrope st Hopkins Joseph, innkeeper, Scrope st Hopkins Ths., shoemaker, Murdoch st Horn Andrew, cabinetmaker, West st Howell Charles, carpenter, Staveley st Howell George, printer, Poulett st Howitt George, tailor, Murdoch st Hunter John, Baker st Hunter John, Garafraxa road Husband James, laborer Hutchins Samuel, accountant, Boyd st Inglis Peter, clerk county court, registrar Surrogate court Innis Edward, bds at Redfern's, Poulett st Ireland William, laborer, Poulett st Irvine Edward, yeoman, off Garafraxa road Izzard Dennis, Scrope st Jack Miss Susan, watchmaker, Poulett st Jackman Thos., carpenter, Princess st Jackson James, laborer, Water st Jackson Peter, carpenter, Baring st Jamieson David, laborer, Hill st Jay Edward, foundryman, Scrope st Johnson Christopher, laborer, Water st Johnson James, hotelkeeper, Poulett st Johnson James, pearl ash maker, Water st Johnson Thos.waggonmaker, Scrope st Johuson William, barrister, Poulett st, bh Murdoch st Johns John, bandmaster 31st batt.V.M.Johnston William J., mariner, Bay st Joues Benjamin, clerk, Poulett st Jones Chs,, fisherman, Freuch village Kellogg Mrs., wid, Scrope st Kemp Edward L., yeoman, off Gara- fraxa road Kennedy Alexander, of W.Kennedy & Sons, Poulett st Kennedy H.& T, traders, Garafraxa road Kennedy Henry, of H.& T.Kennedy, Garafraxa road Kennedy John, of W.Kennedy & Sons, Murdoch st Kennedy Matthew, of W.Kennedy & Sons, Union st Kennedy Thomas, of H.& T.Kennedy, Garafraxa road Kennedy Thomas, of W.Kennedy & Sons, Poulett st Kennedy William, of W.Kennedy & Sons, Poulett st Kennedy Daniel, laborer, Poulett st KENNEDY WILLIAM, & SONS, manufacturers of machinery, &c., Poulett st.See Adv Kilgore Robert, clerk, Poulett st KOUGH WILLIAM, importer of and dealer in metals and hardware, Poulett st, h Bay st Lane Samuel J., of Lane & Stephens, Poulett st LANE & STEPHENS, barristers, Pou- ett st Lang A.B.of Lang Brothers,Poulett st LANG BROTHERS, druggists, Poulett st Lang George J.B., of Lang Brothers, Poulett st Lang Thomas Davidson, M.D.Lavallee John, fisherman, Bay shore Lawson Mrs.Elizabeth, boarding house, Bay st Leask John, waggonmaker, Poulett st Lenox Wilson, shoemaker, Murdoch st LEPAN FREDERICK, county treasurer, Baker st Leslie Alexander, teamster, Scrope st Leslie John, laborer, Bay st Lethbridge Allan, mason, William st Lethbridge Charles, mason Lethbridge Henry, mason Lethbridge Robert, mason Lethbridge Robert, jun., mason, William st Lillie Joseph, teller Merchants bank, Union st Lister Chs.J., Elder disciples, Hill st Little James, teamster LITTLE JAMES H,, printer and publisher of the Advertiser, Poulett st Little John, printer, Poulett st Lochead Robert, mariner, Poulett st Lunn Thomas, registrar of deeds, Poulett st Luscombe William O., Poulett st Lyons Elijah, laborer, Scrope st Lyons John, yeoman, Garafraxa road Macaulay Matthew, laborer, West st Macdonald Felix, weaver, Scrope st Mackenzie Alexander, laborer, Charlotte st Mackenzie K., waggonmaker, Bay st Macphersou Duncan, laborer Macpherson Henry, county judge, Bay storekeeper, st McCallum Angus, teamster, off Gara- fraxa road McCallum Archibald, laborer McCann Matthew, tailor, Water st McClay Mrs.Sarah, wid, Murdoch st McClean Brothers, storekeepers, Poulett st McClean David, teamster, Bay st McClean John A., teamster, West st McClean Samuel, of McClean Brothers, Poulett st McClean William, of McClean Brothers, Poulett st McCracken William, teamster, Scrope st McDougall David, teamster, Marsh st McDougall John, mariner, Bay st McDowell Thomas, contractor, Gara- fraxa road .McEvoy William, Bay st McFaden John, carpenter, Bay st McFAYDEN CHAS, B.A, barrister, cor Union and Scrope sts, h High st McFee Alex., weaver, Garafraxa road McFee Malcolm, laborer, Garafraxa road McGauley Daniel, miller, Poulett st McGauley James, laborer, Boyd st McGeary John, laborer, Garafraxa road McGeary Walter, blacksmith, Poulett st OwEN SOUND.McGillivray William, Poulett st Mcllray James, yeoman, Murdoch st Mclnnis John, millwright McIntosh Zina, fanning mill maker, Douglas st McIntyre Alexander S,, tailor, Poulett st McKay Donald, yeoman, off Garafraxa road McKay George, carpenter, Union st McKay Jas., laborer, off Garafraxa road McKay Wm., yeoman, off Garafraxa road McKee rev.William, Baptist, Union st McKenzie Alexander, mariner, off Gara- fraxa road McKerroll James, shoemaker, Bay st McKim Joshua, clerk, Scrope st McKinnon Donald J., teacher, Baker st McLaren James, carpenter, Dease st McLean John, Princess st McLean John, painter, Scrope st McLeod Roderick, carpenter, Water st McMillan Miss Mary Jane, milliner, Poulett st McMurchy Archibald, Scrope st MeMurchy Duncan, printer MeMurchy Robert, carpenter, Poulettst, McNab Alexander, carpenter, Scrope st McNab Miss Flora Ann, Union st McNab James, mariner M ¢Quilkin Neil, school teacher, Poulett photographer, cabinetmaker, 8 McWilliams John, carpenter, Scrope st Maidment Charles, boilermaker, Bay st Maitland Thos., contractor, Princess st Malcolm Robert, mason, off Garafraxa road Malcolm Samuel, laborer, Boyd st Mallard Thomas, carpenter, Paynter st Malone Henry, brewer, Market sq Manarey Joseph, painter, Water st Manders Richard, yeoman, Garafraxa road Manders Wm., marblecutter, Poulett st Manley Henry, M.D Manley Henry, jun, clerk Manley John W., machinist, Boyd st Markle John, hotelkeeper, Ponlett st Marshall Henry J., carpenter, Water st Marshall John, confectioner, Poulett st Mathews Miss Mary, Douglas st MAUGHAN JOSEPH, sheriff county of Grey, west of river May Mrs., wid, Water st MEIR G.& J., dealers in groceries, fish, provisions, fruit, &c,, Poulett st Meir George, of G.& J.Meir, Poulett st Meir Joseph, of G.& J.Meir, Poulett st Mepham William, blacksmith, Bay st MERCHANTS BANK OIF CANADA, J.Pottenger agent, Union st Middleborough John, mason, Garafraxa roa Miller George, waggonmaker, Scrope st Miller George S., forwarder, Marsh st Miller Henry C., painter, Eliza st Miller James, cabinetmaker, Bay st Miller James C., clerk, Scrope st Miller John, cooper, Garafraxa road Miller John, gaoler, Bay st Miller John, storekeeper, Union st, h ay st Miller Miss, dressmaker, Poulett st Miller Robert, waggonmaker, Scrope st Miller Thomas B., forwarder, Marsh st Miller William, J.P., mayor, Bay st Miller William, painter, Boyd st Mills John, high constable, Spring st Mitchell Michael, tanner, Newburn st Mitchell Robert, of Z.& R.Mitchell, Poulett st Mitchell Zachariah, of Z.& R.Mitchel], Poulett st DOMINION 636 DIRECTORY.Mitchell Z.& R., grocers, Poulett st Moe Husted, mariner, Marsh st Moffett John S., M.D., Hill st Moloch Francis, laborer, Water st MONTREAL TELEGRAPH Edward Todd, agent, Poulett st Moore Charles H, deputy sheriff, west of river Moore Edward, bricklayer, Hill st Moore John, yeoman, Garafraxa road co, Moore Zenas, carpenter, Stephens st Morgan William, teamster, Staveley st Morrison rev.Duncan, Presbyterian, Union st : Muir Mrs, wid, Scrope st Mulholland rev.Arthur H.R., rector St George's church, Hill st Mundell Edward, yeoman, off Gara- fraxa road Munro David, blacksmith, Boyd st Murray James, yeoman, Garafraxa road Mutort Angus, laborer Myers William, mariner, Water st Neving David, of T.& D.Neving, Scrope st Neving T.& D., butchers, Scrope st Neving Thomas, of T.& D.Neving, Scrope st Newcombe George L., clerk Notter James, clerk, Poulett st Notter Richard, grocer, Poulettst Nowlan Hastings, printer, Brook Oatt James, carpenter, Hill st Ogilvie John, bds at Markle's, Poulett st OLIPHANT ALEXANDER M., bookseller, stationer and bookbinder, Poulett st Ollerenshan Thomas, grocer, Poulett st Ormiston & Co., storekeepers, Poulett st Ormiston John, of Ormiston & Co, Bay st Ormiston Lockhart, yeoman Ormiston William, yeoman Packham George, bandmaster Park James, grocer, Scrope st Parke Simon, grocer, Union st Parker & Cattle, druggists, Poulett st Parker A.J., of Parker & Cattle, Union st Partridge John, blacksmith, Murdoch st Paterson Robert, J.P., Scrope st Patterson Edward, laborer, Scrope st Patterson James {aborer, Murdoch st Patterson W.John, shoemaker, Poulett st Payette Alexander, teamster, Bay st Paynter Charles, jun, cooper, Water st Paynter Charles, sen., Paynter st Paynter William, cooper, High st Pearson John, mariner, West st Pengilly William, tailor, Bay st Plant Fred., cabinetmaker, Poulett st Plant Henry, painter Platt John A., clerk Platt Samuel Popham Edwin, carpenter, Ponlett st Porter William M., laborer, Water st POST OFFICE, John G.Francis, postmaster, Scrope st POTTENGER J., agent Merchants Bank of Canada, Union st Pratt Arthur, waggonmaker, Poulett st Pratt Charles J., grocer, Poulett st Pratt William, grocer, Poulett st Price George, dry goods, Poulett st, i Baker st Price William, teamster, Garafraxa st Quinn James, tanner, off Poulett st, h Water st Rae Robert S., tailor, Poulett st Ramsay Joseph, blacksmith, Poulett st Rankin Charles, surveyor, West st Rankin George, blacksmith, Bay st Rankin William, blacksmith, Bay st [ProVINCE OF Redfern Edward, boarding house, Pou- lett st Redfern William, brickmalker, Scrope st Reichtberg Henry, cooper, Murdoch st Reid Francis, ardener, Scrope st Reid George, shipwright, Poulett st Reilly John, sawyer, Bay st Revell John, plasterer, Murdoch st.Rickard Peter, painter, Boyd st Riddell John, brewer, Charlotte st Rings Richard, laborer, Marsh st Rings William, laborer, Scrope st Roberts Richard, accountant, Bay st Robertson James J., solicitor Poulettst Robertson W.Tate, mariner, Bay st Robinson H., & Co., general store, Pou- lett st Robinson Henry, mason Robinson Henry, of H.Robinson & Co., Water st Robinson John, of H.Robinson & Co, Stephen st Robinson Peter, mariner, Bay st Robinson Peter, mariner, Paterson 3t Robinson rev.Robert, Congregationa- List, off Poulett st Rogerson James, clerk, Poulett st Ross Alexander, contractor, Poulett st Ross Andrew, storekeeper, Poulett st Ross John, laborer, Union st Ross Philip, teamster, Eliza st Ross William, dry goods, Poulett st.Rossiter Reuben W., fanning mill ma West st Rowland James, cabinetmaker Roy Philip, laborer, Water st Russell James, brickmaker Russell James, laborer Rutherford David, laborer, Poulett st Rutherford David, waggonmaker, Murdoch st Rutherford Henry W., mason, Union st Rutherford John, job printer, Poulett st, h Scrope st Ryan Patrick, laborer, Douglas st Sadler Robert, architect, Douglas st Sanders Andrew, moulder, Poulett st Scagel George, livery keeper, Scrope st Scagel S.C., storekeeper, Union st Scarff John, laborer, Murdoch st Scott Latham, bds at Cobean\u2019s, Bay st Scott rev.James, New Connexion methodist Scott Thomas, J.P., Stephen st Scully Michael, clerk Scurry Hiram T., barber, Stavely st Seldon William, hotelkeeper, Division st Sellon Edward, carpenter Shaw Mrs.Jane, wid Thomas, toy store, Poulett st Simpson William C., tailor Sloan John, melodeon manufacturer, Division st SMITH WILLIAM HENRY, captain steamer Frances Smith, Marsh st Smith Hamilton, laborer, West st Smith James, laborer, Paterson st Smith John, curpenter, Albert st Smith John, clerk, Bay st Smith John A., boots and shoes, l\u2019ou- lett st Smith John B., carpenter, West st Smith Lewis, storekeeper, Poulett st, L Bay st Smith Peter, laborer, Cathcart st Smith Robert J., clerk, Boyd st Smoote Ili, laborer Summer William C., storekeeper, Union st, h Front st Snider George, J.P, M.P., west of River Snooks James, plnsterer, Baring st Sparrow Robert, laborer, Hill st Speers Alexander, butcher, Poulett st, h Scrope st ONTARIO.| DOMINION 637 DIRECTORY.Owr-OxF Speers Jacob, butcher, Poulett st, h Union st Speers Thomas, blacksmith, Scrope st Spencer Alfred J., clerk, Bay st Spencer David, cabinetmaker, Water st Spencer George, accountant, Water st Spencer George, agent Spencer George L., shingle maker, Pou- lett st Spencer Stephen, blacksmith, Scrope st Spencer Walter, professor of music, Bay st Spilker John, potter, off Garafraxa road Spragg John C., accountant, Bay st Sproule Joseph, innkeeper, Union st Spruy William, surveyor, Poulett st Stanford Fred.T., laborer, Princes st Staples George, carpenter, Baring st Staples James, carpenter, Murdoch st Stephens Alexander M., of A.M.Stephens & Co., Princes st STEPHENS A.M,& CO., hardware, Poulett st Stephens Henry, tinsmith, Poulett st Stephens John, accountant, Hill st Stephens John J., of Lane & Stephens, Murdoch st Stephens John 8., clerk, Water st Stephens Robert E, Water st Stephens William À., collector of customs, Water st Stephens William B., merchant, Pou- lett st Stewart Daniel, Garafraxa road Stewart David, laborer, West st Stewart Jas., trader, West st, h Eliza st Stoddart Robert, carpenter, Hill st Strang Hugh J., teacher, Scrope st Sudden Robert, blacksmith, Poulett st Sullivan Michael, Scrope st Sutherland James, merchant, Stephen st Sutherland John, grocer, Poulett st, h Union st Sutherland Mrs., wid, Murdoch st Sutton Thomas, laborer, Murdoch st Sutton Thomas, laborer, Stavely st Swain Edward, carpenter, West st Sword Robert, trader, St Vincent st Symes James B, mariner, Water st Taylor Henry, mariner, West st Taylor Henry, tailor, Scrope st Taylor John, laborer, Poulett st \u2018Taylor Mrs, seamstress, Scrope st Taylor Mrs.Agnes, wid, off Garafraxa road Thistle John, laborer, Stephen st Thomas James OC.school teacher Thompson George L., carpenter, Gara- fraxa st \u2018Thompson James, gunsmith, Bay st Thompson James H., barber, Poulett st, I Murdoch st Thompson John, carpenter, Stavely st Thompson Thomas, carpenter, Bay st TIMES (THE) weekly, annual subscription $1.50 ; David Creighton, editor, proprietor and printer, Poulett st Tobey James, grocer, Poulett st TODD EDWARD, stationer and agent Montreal Telegraph Co., Poulett st, h Bay st Todd John, contractor, Hill st Tolton J oshun, butcher, Serope st Trayner Mrs.Mary, wid, Catheart st Trevarthon Mrs.Maria, wid, Hill st Trotter Richard, baker, Poulett st Trotter Thomas, dentist, Poulett st Trout William, moulder, Boyd st Tucker & Anderson, confectioners and balers, Poulett st Tucker John, shoemaker, Division st Tucker Johu, shoemaker, Princes st Tucker William, of Tucker & Anderson, Bay st Vandusen Frederick, foreman of the Comet, Poulett st VANDUSEN OWEN, editor and proprietor of the Comet, Poulett st Vanvyck Robert, laborer, Bay st Vick John R., watchmaker, Poulettst Vickers Thomas, Poulett st Walker James, jun., brickmaker, Baring et Walker James R., blacksmith, Eliza st Walmsley James, carpenter, Hill st Walmsley James, tanner, Murdoch st Ward William, brickmaker, Poulett st Watson George, bds at Mrs.Watter\u2019s, Scrope st Watters Mrs.Agnes, boarding house, Scrope st Webster Keith, shoemaker White James, sen., yeoman Whittet Alexander, mason, Douglas st Wightman Robert, druggist, Poulett st Wilkes Charles R., accountant, High st Wilkes Mrs., wid, Poulett st WILKES F.S., wharfinger Wilkinson William, saloon keeper, Union st Wilcox Buell, cabinetmaker, Boyd st Williams David, mason, Garafraxa road Williams George, dry goods, Poulett st Williams John, carpenter, Bay st Williams Thomas, marblecutter, bds at Seldon\u2019s, Water st Williams & Wilkinson, marble works, Union st Williamson Zenas, machinist, Murdoch st Wilson David, carpenter, Union st Wilson Isaac, laborer, Water st Wilson James, innkeeper, Union st Wilson John, innkeeper, Scrope st Wilson & McGeary, blacksmiths, Pou- lett st Wilson Mrs.Dora, wid, Stephens st Wilson Walter, of Wilson & McGeary, Boyd st Wilson William, laborer Winn Francis, carpenter, Water st Winterbotham Benjamin, cabinetmaker Winter James, mariner, West st Wolfe William, clerk, Scrope st Wood H.C., shipwright, Paynter st Woolrich Mrs., wid, Water st Woods James, of Boak & Woods, Pou- lett st Woods William, lumberman, Garafraxa road Woodside J.H., machinist, Serope st Woodside Thomas, machinist, Scrope st Wray Thomas, carpenter, Scrope st Wright Miss Mary Jane, Bay st Wright Robert, carpenter, Boyd st Wrllie Robert, of Breckenridge & Wyllie, Water st Young Alexander, yeoman, off Gara- fraxa road Young David, carpenter, Hill st Youug George, yeoman, off Garafraxa row Young James, yeoman Young W., yeoman, off Garafraxa road OXENDEN\u2014A village in the township of Keppel, county of Grey.À steamermakes tri-weokly trips between here and Owen Sound in summer.Distant from Owen Sound by land 17 miles, fare T5, ; by water 28 miles, fare 62{c.; from Collingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 97 miles, fare 32.75.Mail tri-weekly, Population about 150.Arnold Richard, farmer and tanner Atkey H., carpenter Atkey James, farmer Baldwin Thomas, farmer Benwell John P., miller Briggs W.R., farmer Brooks William, carpenter Collins Jeremiah, farmer Dinsmore David, storekeeper Ely H.R.A, farmer Guilfoil \u2014, of Stanley & Guilfoil Johnston \u2014, farmer Lewis John, shoemaker Mallard D.J., carpenter Marseilles William, M.D.Mitchell Robert, tavernkeeper Pettman Thomas, reeve, mill owner Scott John W., farmer Simms W.W., farmer .Stanley G.M., of Stanley & Guilfoil, postmaster Stanley & Guilfoil, storekeepers Turner John, shoemaker Trout Jonn E., farmer and miller Wybourn William, farmer * OXFORD\u2014A village in the township ot Colchester, county of ex.À steamer makes tri-weekly trips between hereand Windsor.Distant from Windsor 30 miles, fare 31.Mail daily.Population about 150.Aikman David, farmer Baldwin Miss Ellen, school teacher Bell Charles, farmer and wharfinger Bell James, farmer, superintendent school, and clerk 4th Division court Duff William, farmer Goodyear Thomas, carpenter Hall John, weaver Hawkins Thomas, M.D.Hoffman Rudolph, farmer Howie James, farmer McLean Thomas, blacksmith McLaughlin William, saw and grist mill owner McManamy Robert, carpenter Morian Felix, postmaster, grocer, shoe store Pardoe Rich., bailiff 4th Division court Russell Hugh, innkeeper Salmoni & Mears, mill owners OXFORD CENTRE-\u2014A small village on the old stage road, township of East Oxford, county of Oxford, of which it is the municipal seat.Distant from Woodstock, the county town and a station of the Great Western railway, 6 miles, from London 3f miles.Mail twice a week.Population about 50.Biggins John, farmer Birtch Wentworth, farmer Blatchford Thomas, farmer Brown Charles, farmer Brown Thomas, farmer Canfield Austin, farmer Canfield Orra, farmer Canfield Sandford, farmer Clendenen Coleman A., farmer Davidson Andrew, farmer Dunphy James, school teacher Ede George, farmer Ede John, farmer Frezelle Samuel, farmer Garbutt Wm., J.P., postmaster, farmer Green Allen, farmer Green George, farmer Green John, farmer Groat Oran, waggonmaker Haylow James, blacksmith Hider Peter, farmer Huggart Robert, farmer Lamon G.W., farmer Lemon William, reeve, farmer Lund James, farmer Mabee John, constable, farmer Park James, farmer Parkins Philip, farmer Schooley Nelson, innkeeper * The post office is called Oxley. Oxr-PaI DOMINION 638 DIRECTORY.[ProviNes or Sutherland George, farmer Travis John, farmer Vrooman John, farmer Vrooman William, farmer Wood Eliphat G., farmer OXFORD MILLS\u2014A flourishing village ou the south branch of the river Rideau, township of Oxford, north riding of the county of Grenville, It possesses ood water power and is the centre of # Eistrict celebrated for the manufacture of butter.Distant from Kemptville, a station of the St Lawrence and Ottawa railway, 4 miles, fare 25c.; from Prescott 20 miles, from Brockvifle 32 miles.Mail daily.Population about 160.Anderson Henry, farmer Anderson Thomas, shoemaker Brooklebanks William, laborer Buck George Stirtan, blucksmith Buck Margaret, grocer oo Christie Jphn A., saw and shingle mill Christy John, farmer Conn John, school teacher Davis George Henry, hotelkeeper Davis John, hotelkeeper DePencier Hannah DePencier John Theodore, clerk DeWinters William Dyer Joseph Edwards Joseph, carriagemaker Fletcher James, shoemaker GAIR MURDOCH, postmaster, treasurer for township of Oxford, general merchant Goodspeed rev.Joseph B., New Connex- tion methodist Grant Allan, farmer Hanlan Michael, farmer Hurd Alonzo, blacksmith Knox George, laborer Lindsay John, blacksmith Lindsay William, carriagemaker Maclaray Michael, laborer McClanaghan William John, farmer McGee Archibald Murphy Andrew, waggonmaker Norton Samuel, farmer Spry Samuel, carpenter Stephens William Dean, carpenter Tackberry Benjamin, framer Tripp James, cooper Waugh Richey, J.P., grist mill \u2018Williams James, pork inspector OXFORD STATION\u2014A village in the township of Oxford, county of Gren- ville.1t is a station of the St Lawrence and Ottawa railway.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distantfrom Prescott, 17 miles, fare 55¢.; from Ottawa 36 miles fare $1.25.Mail tri-wevkly.Population about 80.Black William John, farmer CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.Canning rev.William Thomas, Presbyterian Claire James, tanksman CLAIRE ROBERT KIRKWOOD, station agent, telegraph operator Gardner John, farmer Gardner Robert, farmer Holmes Andrew, postmaster, hotel- keeper Houston Alexander, section master Johnstone James, shoemaker Kilpatrick Mrs.Eliza, wid Matthew Law William, farmer McCammond James, farmer McGinley Andrew, farmer McGovern Owen, farmer McGrory Andrew, laborer Maneely Hugh, carpenter Martin Patrick, sectionman MONTREAL TELEGRAPH Co., Robt.Kirkwood Claire, operator Norwood Thomas, laborer Oakes Thomas, laborer Sanderson George, farmer Sanderson John, farmer Whaley David, farmer Whaley Mrs.Catherine, wid Thomas, farmer Woods Matthew, farmer Woods Robert, farmer PAISLEY-A village on the Saugoen aud Elora road, at the confluence of the Tevswater and Snugeen rivers, and at the.corners of the townships of Greenock, Elderslie, and Bruce, county of Bruce.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an oflice here.Distant from Southampton, 15 miles, fare 76c.; from Walkerton, tho county town, 16 miles, fare 76c.; from Goderich, the northern terminus of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 60 miles, fare F215.Mail daily.Population about Allardice Joseph, teamster Austead William, brickmaker Bain Hugh, shoemaker Baird John, M.D.Balbeck Henry, contractor Barber James, waggonmaker Barrie James, shoemaker Bates James, hotelkeeper Bell T.J., school teacher Bell Laughlin, yeoman BISHOP JAMES M, editor, publisher and proprietor Paisley Advocate Blackburn John, miller Bone James, tanner Bowers James, carpenter Bremner rev.George, Presbyterian Briggs George, saddler Brighty Thomas, yeoman Brockie Archibald, of James Brockie & Brother Brockie James, of James Brockie & Brother Brockie James, & Brother, brewers Bruce William C., dealer Buchannan John, blacksmith Butcher Thomas, laborer Calder John, tanner Campbell William, Cordner rev.Robert, ch of England Chambers George, shoemaker Clark Thomas, butcher Cochrane Mrs.Margaret, wid George Colborne Alexander, saddler Cruickshank Robert, teamster Dando Charles, mason Dick Robert, dealer Drummond Archibald, ginger ale manufacturer Eliis William, miller Farr William, shoemaker Fisher Duncan, grist and saw mill Flood William, dealer Fraser George, yeoman Gilhuly Joseph, waggonmaker Gilmour Robert, land surveyor Goldie R., bookseller and stationer Goldie Richard, printer Hanna James Hamilton William, plasterer Hanna David Hanna rev.Thomas, Wesleyan Harkness Richard, tailor Hay Robert M., dealer Head Thomas B., photographer HILDRETH A.R., druggist and agent Montreal Telegraph és Hill Audman, blacksmith Hogg William, bailiff Hornell William, baler Hornell William R., stationer Innis William, machinist Irving James, jun., baker Irving James, sen, carpenter Trving John, dealer Irving Robert, plasterer Irving Thomas, plasterer Johnston Isaac, blacksmith Jolinson John, innkeeper Johnston John J., blacksmith Kelso Jolin, stationer Labron John, carpenter Laidlaw James, of Laidlaw & Robinson.Laidlaw & Robinson, founders and: agricultural implement makers McArthur John, blacksmith McCalder Forbes, carpenter McCallum Peter, auctioneer McConnell James, pumpmaker McConnel Robert, carpenter McDonald Edward, laborer McDonald Joseph, blacksmith McDonald Alexander, laborer McDougall Archibald, dealer McGavin James, saddler McGregor Duncan, blacksmith McIntosh Peter, sawyer McKay Robert, dealer McKechnie Hugh, clerk McKechnie John, shoemaker McKechnie Neil, dealer McLaren Peter, carpenter McLaren Daniel, carpenter McLaren Peter, M.D.McLean rev.M.W., Presbyterian McLeod Hugh, miller McMillan John, barrister McMillan Malcolm, clerk McNamara Robert, tailor McNeil rev.Donald, Baptist Maher William, cabinetmaker Malloch George W., attorney at law Martin John, axe maker Meadows William, carpenter Menzies Alexander, tinsmith Mills Benjamin, joiner Mills William, carpenter Mitchell Thomas, cooper Mitchell William, plasterer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.A.R.Hildreth, agent Mudie Mrs.Christina, wid Douglas Murdoch John A., woollen factory Nichol Andrew, carpenter Ogg David D., gardener Orchard Simon : PAISLEY ADVOCATE, weekly, annual subscription, $1; James M.Bishop, editor, proprietor and printer Peters Alexander, cooper Pierce Thomas, carpenter Porteous & Co., dealers Porteous Robert, of Porteous & Co.Porter William, tavernkeeper Rae George, laborer Rae James, yeoman Rae Thomas, butcher Ralston Colin, miller Ralston John, miller Ralston Peter, miller Reid Henry, blacksmith Robinson Robt, of Laidlaw & Robinson.Reid Peter, tailor Rowe Samuel T., yeoman Saunders Edward, clerk SAUNDERS JAMES, postmaster, commissioner in Queen's bench, convey- ancer, &c.Scott Francis, tailor Scott James, tailor Scott John, photographer Scott William, shoomaker Sergison Joseph, shoemaker Shannon Samuel, tinsmith Shaw Malcolm, laborer Sherwood George, dealer Sinclair Donald, M.P.P., dealer ONTARIO.] DOMINION 659 DIRECTORY.PAK-PAR Sinclair Daniel, township clerk, carpenter Sinclair Peter, carpenter Sinclair Peter, cooper Smith George, of G.& W.Smith Smith William, dealer State William, ycoman Start William, teamster Steele Samuel, waggonmaker Sergison William, innkeeper Urquhart George C., dealer Valentine John, clerk Division court Valentine David, yeoman Vance John Welshford Elijah, yeoman Welshford James, yeoman Welshford William, yeoman Whittle Peter, machinist Wright John, waggonmaker Young Samuel, carpenter Young Thomas, hotelkeeper PAKENHAM A flourishing villaze on the Mississippi River, township of Paken- ham, county of Lanark.It was founded by Andrew Dickson, E¢q., and being in the centre of a fine agricultural country, and laving extensive water power, possesses a considerable trade in flour, lumber, and produce.About 15,000 pieces of timber pass through it annually for the Quebec market.Woollen goods are also extensively manufactured at this place.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.À station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway is contiguous to the village.Distant from Almonte 9 miles, from Arnprior 9 miles, from Perth 46 miles, from Brockville 62 miles, from Montreal 187 miles, from Toronto 270 Dies.Mail daily.Population about Barber Peter, sawyer Bond George, carder Boulton George, tinsmith Bradley Thomas, blacksmith BROWN & SCOTT, Robert Brown, Montreal, and David E.Scott, Paken- ham, general merchants Burlangett John, shoemaker Burns Robert, M.D.Burrows Thomas, farmer Burrows William, farmer Cameron Misses Sarah & Lizzie, dressmakers CANADIAN EXPRESS CO, J.A.Wright, agent Canton J.H., grocer and saddler Carswell Allan, farmer CHATTERTON HOUSE, S.D.Chatterton, proprietor CHATTERTON 8.D., proprietor Chatterton house CITIZENS\u2019 INSURANCE CO.CANADA, E.B.Gibson, agent Clark Robert, shoemaker Cowan James, tinsmith COWAN WILLIAM, dealerin stoves and tinware and boot and shoe manufacturer Cross Charles, grocer Dack George, blacksmith Dack William, shoemaker Davie Richard 1, merchant tailor Devitt Abraham, M.A, teacher Grammar school Dick Alexander, tailor Dickson Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Andrew Dickson Stephen, farmer Dickson William, hotelkeeper Drysdale Alexander, blacksmith DUNNETT JAMES W., importer and dealer in dry goads, groceries, hardware, produce, &c.Ellis Thomas, township treasurer and Immigration agent Emery rev.C.P., ch of England OF FOWLER ALEXANDER, M.D., postmaster, dealer in drugs, books, stationary, seeds and tobaccos Francis Jonathan, lumber merchant Gemmill John A.) notary .Gibson Edward B, M.D.,C.M., druggist, agent Citizens Insurance Co.of Canada Graham Robert, waggonmaker HARTNEY & ROBERTSON, dealers in dry goods, hardware, groceries, crockery, boots and shoes, &c.Harvey Matthew, shoemaker HILLIARD & DICKSON, lumber manufacturers and grist mill owners Hilliard, Dickson & Lorimer, woollen manufacturers Kelly Simon, carpenter Lavine rev.Dominick, R.catholic Lorimer W.N., of Hilliard, Dickson & Lorimer Lowe John, farmer Lynch Michael, cooper McArthur Arthur, lumber merchant McArthur Mrs.Rebecca, wid Arthur McEwen Robert, saddler McKillap Alex, of McKillap & Gordon McKILLAP & GORDON, lumber manufacturers, furniture dealers, and eneral merchants McKim Uriah, farmer McNichol Duncan, carpenter Mann rev.Alexander, ch of Scotland MARRIAGE LICENSES, William Tait, issuer Mayhew Misses milliners, &ec.Mayne Robert H., baker MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, James A.Wright, agent Neil Nicholas, cooper O'Neil John, waggonmaker PAKENHAM HOUSE, Samuel Tooley, proprietor Parker George, pork inspector, cooper Pickup Jobn W., M.D.Pook George, carpenter Quigly James, carpenter Riddel John, carpenter ROYCE BROTHERS, woollen manufacturers Royce Charles, jun., of Royce Brothers Royce Charles, sen., carder Royce I.B., of Royce Brothers Scott Robert, clerk Sliter Alonzo, school teacher Smith Daniel, storekeeper Smith John, carriagemaker Smith William, storekeeper Smith Roger.blacksmith TAIT A.H.dealer in stoves and tinware Tait Ralph, sawyer TAIT WILLIAM, merchant tailor and issuer of marriage licenses Taylor Mrs.Patience, wid William Templeman William, tailor Tomblin rev.William, Wesleyan TOOLEY SAMUEL, proprietor Paken- bam house Trenham N.J., photographer Wickware J.B,, clerk WRIGHT JAMES A, station agent Brockville and Ottawa railway and agent Canadian Express Co.PALERMO\u2014A village in the township of Trafalgar, county of Halton.Distant from Bronte, a station of the Great Western railway, 8 miles, fare 15¢.: from Toronto 28 miles.Mail daily.Population about 150 Bell Thomas, waggonmaker Book Absolom, farmer Bower Charles, tailor Adeline & Sophia, Buck Anson, M.D.Buck Mrs.Julia, wid Philip Burger James E., tavernkeeper Burkholder Wesley, M.D.Clubine Mrs, Jennett, wid Ezra Curts rev.James, Episcopal methodiss Dearing Samuel, laborer Dolmage Robert, storekeeper Floyd William, fireman Flynn Gilbert, shoemaker Foster Joseph, blacksmith Galligan Mrs.Maria Gawthrop John, mechanic Hagar Addison Hagar William, farmer Harris Henry, tailor Land William, laborer Lawrence Clinton P., of Jacob Lawrence & Sons Lawrence Jacob, of Jacob Lawrence & ons Lawrence Jacob, & Sons, iron foundry Lawrence Walter A.of Jacob Lawrence & Sons .McCready Henry, Palermo house Morse William, carpenter Palermo house, Henry McCready, proprietor Peer Duncan, blacksmith Robinson Thomas, moulder Rowe Daniel, laborer Smith Andrew, carpenter Smith Robert, carpenter Smith Caleb, farmer Soules Jobn, blacksmith Stinson William, blacksmith Street Joseph, carpenter Switzer Harvey M., postmaster Teetzel William, farmer Winchell Ezra PANMURE\u2014A small place in\" the township of Fitzroy, county of Carleton, Distant from Pakenham, a station of the- Brockville and Ottawa railway.7 miles, from Ottawa 35 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100.Bigford Henry, farmer Boyle William, farmer Checkley Charles, farmer Coulton Francis, farmer Divine Patrick, farmer Green John, farmer Green Thomas, farmer Grainger William, farmer Holmes Alexander, farmer Hudson John, farmer Hudson Matthew, farmer Lindsay Joseph, farmer Lunney Edward, farmer McDonald James, blacksmith Magrath Michael, farmer Mantle James, farmer Meehan Michael, farmer Meehan Patrick, farmer Moorehouse John, farmer Moorehouse Joseph, farmer Nagle M.D., storekeeper and farmer Oakley James, farmer Ring James, postmaster and cooper Ring John, cooper Ring Robert, farmer and carpenter Storey David, farmer Storey James, farmer Storey William, farmer Whalen Peter, farmer Wilson Robert, farmer PARHADM\u2014A small villagein the township of Hinchinbrooke, county of Frontenac.Distant from Kingston 87 miles, fare 87c.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 50.GRIFFITH JOHN, postmaster, dry Foods, groceries, provisions, hardware HAMILTON JOHN, J.P, dry goods, groceries, provisions PARIS.DOMINION 640 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE op Jdle rev.William, Primitive methodist STAGE HOUSE, John C.Vanalstine, proprietor SWABRICK HENRY, hotelkeeper VANALSTINE JOHN C., proprietor Stage house PARIS\u2014An incorporated town in the townships of Brantford and Dumfries, county of Brant, picturesquely situated at the confluence of Smith\u2019s creek (or river Nith) and Grand river.It is a town of considerable importance for its contiguity to extensive beds of gypsum or plaster of Paris, its immense water powers, its location in the centre ofa rich fertile country and its being the junction of two important railways\u2014the Great Western and the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk.The town boasts of a number of large manufactories, such as foundries, grist, flour and plaster mills, knitting fac- \u201cries, and an oil refinery, which add much to its wealth and rosperiey.Paris is a ort of entry.Montreal Telegraph Co.asan office here.Distant from Brantford, the county town, 7 miles, from Hamilton 30 miles, from London §5 miles, from Toronto 68 miles, from Buffalo 84 miles, from Goderich 76 miles, from Detroit 158 miles.Mail daily.Population about 3500.-Acres Jonathan W., principal Union school ADAMS & HACKLAND, manufacturers of shirts, drawers, hosiery, yarns, &c.Adams Peter, blacksmith and waggon- maker Adams William E., of Adams & Hack- land Ahrens Jacob H., pottery Allan John, carpenter Allan Henry, carpenter ALLAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS, (under contract with the Government of Canada for the conveyance -of the Canadian and American mails,) between Montreal, Quebec and Liverpool during summer navigation, and between Portland, Me., and Liverpool during winter navigation, head office, Montreal.H.& A.Allan, agents.See Adv page fucing first cover Allen John, of Brown, Dickson & Co.Allworth rev.William H., Congregationalist American Merchants Union Express Co.W.Winter, agent Anderson Daniel, J.P., farmer Anderson John Andrews Mrs.Ann, wid Joseph Armstrong H., freight clerk G.W.R.Armstrong Mrs.Sarah, wid Francis Arnold Charles, nurseryman Arnold John, nurseryman Ashman Robert, bricklayer Axton Edmund, jun, laborer Axton Edmund, sen., carpenter Baird A.H,, agent Citizens\u2019 Insurance Co.of Canada Baker John, shoemaker Baker George C., U.S.consular agent Baker Michael, cooper Ball Henry, laborer Baptie John, tailor Barclay Robert, watchmaker Barker James B., farmer BATTY JAMES, proprietor Farmers hotel and cattle yard ; good accommodation for drovers, at station Batty Thomas, of W.Batty & Son Batty W., & Son, tinsmiths and stove dealers Batty William, of W.Batty & Son Bauslaugh Henry A., lightning rods Bawtinhimer rev.Henry, Wesleyan Baxter George, laborer \u2018Beamer Jacob E., hair dresser Beard Andrew H, clerk Bears William, pedlar Beck Joseph, miner Beggs Mrs.Margaret, wid John Bell George, baker Bennett Austin M., grain buyer Bennett Daniel, grain merchant Benning Nicholas P., of Brown, Dickson o.Billett George, moulder Birley Charles, groceries, &c.Bobre John, laborer Borland John Bosworth Thomas N., town clerk and treasurer Boughton Levi, mason Bovee & Walsh, jewellers Bovee Frank E., of Bovee & Walsh Bowes Bernard, switchman G.T.R.Boyce Joseph BRADFURD'S HOTEL, O.D.Bradford, proprietor BRADFORD ORRIN D, Bradford\u2019s hotel Bradshaw Thomas, laborer Bradwin Mrs.Ann Briddle Patrick T., laborer Broadwell Joel, butcher Brockbank John, of P.Buckley & Co.Brodie John, tanner Brown David, cooper Brown, Dickson & Co., tobacco factory Brown Edmund, miller Brown M.W., farmer Brown Mrs.Catherine, wid George BROWN WILLIAM, of Brown & Co, proprietor Terrapin saloon, at station, and livery stables Browne Joseph, miller Buckley P., & Co., tinsmiths Buckley Patrick, of P.Buckley & Co.Bull James, laborer Bullock Joseph, groceries and crockery Bullock Miss Elizabeth, school teacher Bullock Miss Martha, school teacher Bursnall George, groceries, &c.Button Thomas, miller Cameron James A., of Cameron, Montgomery & Co.Cameron, Montgomery & Co., dry goods Campbell Archibald, boots and shoes Campbell Peter, patent rights agent Campbell Robert, plasterer Campbell William S., laborer Capron Hiram Capron William, grain buyer CARNIE JOHN, mason, builder, and inventor of Carnies hot air furnace extensively used for heating and ventilating public and private build- proprietor ings Carr Matthew X., postmaster at station Carroll George, farmer Carroll John, waggonmaker Carroll Mrs.Catherine, wid Patrick Carswell Mrs.Margaret, wid John Cassidy Terence, lime burner Chambers John, baker Chambers Mrs.Agnes, wid William Chambers Mrs.Mary Ann, wid William Chamberlain Charles B., ginger beer manufacturer Canner Miss Fanny Chase John A.druggist Chisholm James, blacksmith Christie hon.David, senator CITIZENS INSURANCE CO.OF CANADA, A.H.Baird, agent Clark William, laborer Clarke rev, William, Congregationalist Clarke Thomas, tinsmith Clarke William, M.D., coroner Clarkson Charles, school teacher Cleary Martin, laborer Coleman Thomas W., plaster mill Collart James, mail carrier Coleman James, clerk Conlon Thomas, laborer Oonnors Morris, teamster Convent of St Joseph, mother Teresa, guperioress COUKE SILAS W.L., M.D., physician and surgeon copie Robert, carpenter COUNTY OF BRANT FARMERS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.James Maxwell, secretary Cousins William, laborer Cowls Fordus, baggagemaster G.T.R.Craig Mrs.Margaret, wid Thomas Craigie James, mason Craigie Mrs.Margaret J., dressmaker Crane John S., teamster Cratty Patrick, laborer Crawford James, beer driver Cripps Henry, laborer Currie Mrs.Martha, wid James Davey Mrs.Ann, milliner Davey William Davidson James, farmer Dickie James, carpenter Dickson David R., commissioner in B.R., &c., and insurance agent DICKSON JAMES, M.D., physician and surgeon Dickson John M., of Brown, Dickson & Dillon John, laborer G.W.R.Dowling rev.Thomas, R.catholic Dunlop Andrew, harnessmaker Dunn Mrs.Ann, wid Thomas Ealand John, lime burner Edmunds George, plasterer Ellison John, laborer England James, cooper Evans Charles, innkeeper Evans Robert F, freight clerk G.T.R.Evans Thomas, cooper Evans William, shoemaker FARMERS HOTEL, James Batty, proprietor, at station Fawcett David, post office clerk at station Finlayson Donald, cooper Finlayson Hugh, jun., harnessmaker FINLAYSON HUGH, M.P.P., of Hugh Finlayson & Co.FINLAYSON HUGH, & CO., tanners, curriers ang leather dealers Finlayson John, clerk Fig Mrs.Mary, widow Fisher Robert, shoemaker Fitzmaurice Michael, mason Flahiff Terence, laborer Flanagan Charles, harnessmaker Fleming Pierce, waggonmaker Florey & O\u2019Nenil, flour mill Florey George F., of Florey & O'Nenil Flueling Mrs.Nancy, wid John, innkeeper Fudger Edward, of Wood & Fudger Forsyth J.C., cabinetmaker Forsyth Mrs.Sarah, wid Elias Forsythe Miss June, school teacher Fraser William, plasterer French Miss Sarah, school teacher Gamble Robert, laborer Garson Peter, laborer Garson John, laborer Gatty James, tenmster Gennings John, laborer Gill Alexander S., foreman plaster mill Giles Mrs.Mary, dressmaker Golds William J., carpenter Gore hotel, Robert Sinclair, proprietor Gouinlock Mrs.Eliza, wid John Gouinlock Walter, groceries, &c.Gowans James, gardener Graham Francis, of Schlag & Graham NTARIO.] DOMINION 641 DIRECTORY.Panis.GRAHAM J.P., telegraph operator Graham Thomas, hairdresser Grand River Knitting mills, Adams & Hackland, proprietors Granton John, groceries, &c.Gray Thomas P., innkeeper and auc~ tioneer Green Michael, innkeeper Greenfield John Grimshaw Timothy, laborer Gunn William, laborer Gurney Charles Hackland Jas., of Adams & Hackland Mall Thomas, dry goods Halliday John, carpenter Hamilton Hugh, cooper Hamilton Norman Harbin Edward Hart Henry, attorney Harvill William, carpenter HAVILL HENRY, builder and contractor Havill Henry S., carpenter Havill Philip W.S., carpenter Hawkins Hiram, carpenter Hawkins Miss Lorilla, dressmaker Haycock Frederick H., collector of custorns Hayden George, painter Hays Silas, photographer Hays William, harnessmaker Heath Samuel, bds at Bradford's hotel Heming George E.Henderson Alexander, grist mill Henderson George, blacksmith Henderson rev.Thomas, Baptist Hewson Alexander, cooper Hewson William, shoemaker Hill Miss Pheebe, weaver Mill Thomas, lumber merchant Hitehcox James, miller HITCHCOX O., telegraph operator Hodgess Joseph, wool sorter Hoffman Christopher, tailor Hoffman George, of Hoffman, Schaffer & Co.Hoffman, Schaffer & Co., merchants [Tolland William, painte r Helmes Mrs.Anna, wid William Hubbard Robert, shoemaker Howie rev.James, Presbyterian Howie William, laborer Hull Robert, carpenter Hunter John, laborer Hunter William, mason Huson Albert, bailiff Hutton William, moulder [Iymers William, farmer Inksater George, shoemaker lon Thomas, laborer Irvin John, coal oil refiner James William, laborer Jamieson Mrs.Christian, wid Alexander Jeanueret Robert J, watchmaker Johnston William, painter Kay Alexander, machinist Kay David, carpenter Kuny John, carpenter Keachie Mrs.Jennet, wid William Kirkpatrick Alexander, pedlar Knarston John, mason Kyle Walter blacksmith Laird Mrs.Margaret, wid Alexander liamb Joseph, cattle dealer Lamb William, carpenter Lung Georgo Lang Jumes, general agent Lapierre Lewis B.D., farmer Latshaw Henvy J., J b, farmer Lauder Robert, moulder Lawrence John, M.D.Laycock Mrs, June, wid James Lee George, shoemaker Lee Samuel, tobacco presser Lees James, cutter Long Robert, of P.Buckley & Co.Loney Miss Mary Jane, fancy goods Lougheed Joshua, innkeeper Luxford William G., mason Lowas Jacob, miner Lowas Thomas, miner Lowas Joseph {aborer Lyons John, planing mill Luxford Joseph, mason McCabe Bernard, laborer McCabe Charles, shoemaker McCabe Jumes, shoemaker McCOSH JOHN, attorney atlaw, solicitor in chancery, conveyancer, &c.McCosh Mrs.Mary, wid Dr.Robert McCosh Robert, groceries, &c.| McClory Roger, blacksmith McCosh Thomas, of Brown, Dickson & Co., grocer McCummons Joseph, laborer McCummins Thomas, shoemaker McDermot Terence, laborer McElroy Henry, lahorer McElroy James, printer McGill Miss Mary, dressmaker McGlade Peter, of Schuler & McGlade McGrady James, blacksmith McGregor Peter, cooper McGrory Thomas, innkeeper McGuire Jumes, laborer MeInness Donald, track G.W.R.McIntosh William, waggonmaker McKay \u2014, carpenter McNabb Stewart, shoemaker McNally Hugh, laborer McPherson & Co., grocers McPherson Duncan, of McPherson & 0.Maltus Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Andrew Manson James, cooper Marlatt Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John, groceries, &c.MARRIAGE LICENSES, William G.Powell, J.P., issuer Martin Thomas, bookseller Martin William, laborer Martin William S., station agent G.T.R.Maxwell & Whitelaw, foundry Maxwell David, of Maxwell & White- law Maxwell James, insurance agent Maxwell Robert, wood worker Mayberry Thomas, innkeeper Mayberry Thomas, laborer Mechanics Institute and Reading room Mechanic's Institute, Hugh Finlayson, M.P.P., president ; G.L.Scott, secretary Menie Andrew, mason Mercer Mrs.Mary, wid William Metcalfe Thomas Hu, clerk Miller Francis, carpenter Miller Gideon, carpenter Miller James, farmer Miller John Miller William, dry goods and groceries Millington Thomas, freight checker, G.T.R.Mills George A.teamster Mills rev.John, Wesleyan Mitchell David N., assistant express agent Mitchell James E., foundry Mitchell David, miller Mitchell George, merchant tailor Montgomery Mrs.James Montgomery Robert, of Cameron, Montgomery & Co.MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., J.P.Graham, operator at station; O.Hitchcox, operator in town 44 inspector Morse Lewis, agent Morse rev.William, ch of England Morton John, shoemaker Moyle William, farmer Munn Thomas M., cattle dealer Murdoch Alexander, weaver Murphy William Murray John, tailor Murray Mrs., wid Murray Thomas, drover Nash Aaron, boots, shoes, hats, &c.Nelson John, laborer NEW PARIS MILLS, C.Whitlaw, proprietor Newman Charles D.Nimo James O'Brien Timothy, butcher O'Day James, shoemaker O\u2019Neail Thomas, of Florey & O\u2019Neail PARIS CORPORATION, Chs.Whitlaw, J.P., mayor Paris Knitting mills, John Penman, proprietor PARIS STAR, weekly, annual subscription $1.50 ; W.G.Powell, editor, proprietor and printer PARIS TRANSCRIPT, weekly, annual subscription, $1.50; R.Patterson, editor, proprietor and printer.Patten Edward, cabinetmaker Patten Edward, operator and ticket clerk G.T.R.PATTERSON ROBERT, editor and proprietor the Paris Transcript Patterson William, dentist Patton & Brother, hardware Patton Darid, of Patton & Brother Patton James T., of Patton & Brother PATULLO GEORGE,editor of the Paris Transcript Pearson Thomas, laborer Peebles Alexander, machinist Penfold Edward, shoemaker Penman Daniel PENMAN JOHN, manufacturers of woollen shirts, drawers, hosiery yarns, &c., &e.Penton Edward, LL.B., barrister, &c.Pierce James, laborer Piersou Thomas, laborer Phillips Francis, carpenter Phenix Insurance Co.of London, C.Whitlaw, agent Pollock James, laborer Potter James, laborer Potter Samuel, laborer Poulton John, laborer POWELL WILLIAM G., J.P.editor and proprietor Paris Star, issuer of marriage licenses, land and general agent Pu-kridge John, clerk Puddock Allan, laborer G.T.R.Qua Arthur, of Cameron, Montgomery Co QUA SAMUEL, of Hugh Finlayson & 0 Randall Ephraim Randall James, constable Randall Miss Jane Ravell William, bricklayer Rayner Robert, marblecutter Reed Charles, innkeeper Reith James, mason Reynett George R., laborer Reynett Robert, laborer Reynett Samuel, constable and bailiff Reynolds Andrew, miner Reynolds Mrs.Louisa, wid Reynolds William, laborer Rice John, blacksmith G.W.R.Richardson Mrs.Mary, wid George Riley John, laborer Roberts J ohn, tax collector PAr-PAR DOMINION 642 DIRECTORY.Roberts Thomas, patternmaker Robertson James, of James Robertson & Co.Robertson James, painter Robertson James & Co., tailors Robertson rev.James, Presbyterian Robinson James, baggageman G.T.R.Robinson John, gardener Robinson John, livery stable Rooney Thomas, laborer Rosebrugh Robert Ross John, cutter Rowe Richard, laborer RYALL THOMAS, commission and insurance agent and coal merchant Sauermann Charles, turner Schaffer Jos., of Hoffman, Schaffer & Co.Schram John W., cooper Shannon Mrs.Ann, wid Ephraim Shepherd David, dyer Schuler Henry W., of Schuler & Me- Glade Schuler & McGlade, pottery Scott Charles, laborer SCOTT GEORGE L., chemist and drug- ist Seftell James, school teacher Sifton John W.Sinclair Mrs.Mary, wid Nathaniel Sinclair Robert, proprietor Gore hotel Skelly John, laborer Schlag Chs.F., of Slack & Graham Schlag & Graham, merchant tailors Smiley Mrs.Jane, wid Henry Smith Andrew, blacksmith Smith Anthony, potter Smith James, plasterer Smith Mrs.Isabella, wid John Smith Miss Isabella, music teacher Smith Miss Josephine, school teacher Smith William, carpenter Smith William, waggonmaker South Edward, car inspector G.T.R.Spears Mrs.Sarah, wid Daniel Spencer Miss Ellen, school teacher Spencer Mrs.Sarah, wid rev.James Stanton George, J Bb, postmaster Stewart John, carpenter Stewart Robert, baker Steele Joseph Steele Matthew, laborer Stevenson Jobn, cooper Stevenson William, cooper Stokes James, carder Storr Mrs.Mary, wid Robert, fancy goods Sullivan William Sweenay Dennis, laborer Tarrant George E., laborer Taylor George, grocer Taylor John, cooper Taylor William H, crockery Telfer William Tennant John J.P., farmer Teskey Hardress, laborer Thomson John butcher Thomson Robert, of Turnbull & Thomson Thomson John, butcher Thomson Mrs.Sarah, wid David Tompkins Frederick W., harnessmaker Totten Daniel, J.P.Totten Henry, barrister Town hall, James Randoll, chief constable, caretaker Townley rev.Adam, D.D., ch of England Turnbull & Thomson, carpenters and builders Turnbull David B., of Thomson Turner Samuel, shoemaker Ure William, spinner groceries and Turnbull & Van Brocklin Philip C., machinist Walker Hugh, carpenter Walker John, of T.& J.Walker Walker T.& J.blacksmiths Walker Thomas, of T.& J.Wakler Walker William, blacksmith Walsh A.Harvey, of Bovee & Walsh Waltor W.& T., sewing machines and gunsmiths Walton Thomas, of W.& T.Walton Walton William, of W.& T.Walton Warnock James, carpenter \u2018Wass John, laborer WASS JOHN, sen., hotel at station Watson John, butcher Watson Mrs.Ellen, wid Joseph Watson Thomas, well digger Watson William, cattle dealer Watts Alfred, groceries, hardware, &c.West Miss Abinah L., fancy goods West William, weaver Westlake William, carpenter Wheeler Edward, saloonkeeper Wheeler Jacob, carpenter White John, freight checker G.W.R.Whitelaw Andrew, of Maxwell & Whitelaw Whiting Henry, laborer G.W.R.Whition George, moulder WHITLAW CHARLES, J.P., mayor, proprietor New Paris mills and insurance agent WHITLA JOHN M, exchange broker and agent for Inman, Anchor and Pacific steamship lines Whyte Robert, shoemaker Wilkins William, laborer Williamson John, bridge tender Willson Samuel, teamster Wilson Eli, carpenter Wilson John J., laborer Winter James, groceries WINTER WILLIAM, express agent Wishart William, laborer Wood & Fudger, dry goods and groceries Wood Thomas, of Wood & Fudger Woods Richard, clerk Wright James, miner Wright Mrs.Jane, wid Frederick Wynn H.C, stationmaster G.W.R.Yates Mrs.Sarah, wid William Young W., & Co., clothiers Young William, of W.Young & Co.PARIS STATION\u2014A village forming part of the corporation of the town of Paris, in the township of South Dum- fries, county of Brant.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.It is the junction of the Great Western railway with the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, and has a station for each line, Distant from Hamilton 30 niles.Mail daily.Yopuiation about Allan William, car inspector Anderson John, commission merchant Armstrong H., freight clerk G.W.R.Baker George C.United States consul Bauer Bernard, switchman Barker John, farmer BATTY JAMES, proprietor Furmers hotel Brown William, farmer BROWN WILLIAM, proprietor Terrapin saloon Capron Chancy, farmer Capron William, commission merchant Cara M.X., postmaster Chapin Joseph, watchman Clarke John F., freight clerk Cole Fordus, buggagemaster Coltrait James, mail courier Cowiane George, baggagemasler Crawford James, agent Cromwell Henry, fish dealer Deans Matthew, farmer Doyle John, laborer Dillon John, laborer G.W.R.Evans Charles, tavernkeeper Evans Robert, clerk in freight office FARMERS HOTEL James Baity, proprietor Flahi if Terrence, laborer Florcy & O'Neill, commission merchants.Gorman James, laborer GRAHAM JOHN P., ticket agent and telegraph operator Halligan Nicholas, tollkeeper Haycock Fred.H., collector of customs.Irwin John, oil refiner McInnes Donald, track inspector G.W.R.Mans Lewis, insurance agent Martin William S.,station master G.T.R.Millington Thomas, warehouseman MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., J.P.Graham, operator Morrison J ohn, laborer Murray Daniel, switchman Nelson John, foreman Nelson Patrick, foremen Newstead Benjamin, farmer Nicoll John, carpenter Norris William, watchma\u201d O'Neill Daniel, farmer Patterson William, car inspector Patton Edward, ticket agent and operator G.T.R.Patton Samuel, farmer Penton Edward, barrister Penton John, farmer Pickering Frederick, travelling agent Planstead James, farmer Reed Charles M., tavernkeeper RYALL THOMAS, commission merchant Russell Thomas, switchman Shaffer G.H.& J., storekeepers Shaffer Geo.H., of G.H.& J.Shaffer: Shaffer Joseph, of G.H.& J.Shaffer South Edward, car inspector Sullivan John, laborer Taylor George, grocer Thompson John, butcher Veal Richard, farmer WASS JOHN, sen., tavernkeeper Wheeler Zdward, saloonkeeper Wheeler Jacob, carpenter Wight John warehouseman WINTER WILLIAM, express agent Wynn H.C., station master G.W.R.PARKER \u2014A small place in the township of Peel, county of Wellington.Distant from Elora, à station of tue Wellington, Grey, and Bruce railway, 9} miles, fare 60c.Mail daily.Leird George M., postmaster,storekceper McKim Robert, M.P.P., farmer PARK HEAD A post office station in the township of Amable, county of Bruce.Distant from Owen Sound, the county town, 14 miles, from Wiarton 10 miles, fare 25¢, : from Collingwor d 54 miles, fare $2.60.Mail weekly, Population about 160, Barber Sumuol, farmer Bings John, farmer Blakely Edward, farmer Blakely William, farmer Good William, farmer Kennedy Alexander M., farmer Kirkland Hugh, farmer Lewis Henry, farmer McCaully Neil, farmer Melnnesrev, D.J., Canada presbyterian Melver William, farmer MeKinnon Hugh, farmer Miller George, farmer Miller Robert, farmer [PROVINCE oF | ; { ONTARIO.] Pringle George, farmer Pringle John, farmer Rusk James P., farmer Sickman George, larmer Simpson William, postmaster, township treasurer Smart Leslie, farmer Smith David, farmer Smith James, farmer Smith William B., farmer Spencer Edwin,local Wesleyan preacher Warmington Richard, faimer Weir Robert, farmer Williams rev.D., Wesleyan Willie Robert, farmer PARK HILL\u2014An important and rapidly rising village in the township of est Williams, county of Middlesex.It was first settled in 1864.Since that has steadily increased, and time it ears, to become bids fair, in a few one of the most important towns west of Toronto.It is in the midst of one of the best agricultural districts in the Province, Grain, square timber, lumber and staves are shipped from here in large quantities, Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.It is a station of the Grand Trunk railway.Distant from London, the county town, 31 miles, from Sarnia 40 miles, from loronto 128 miles.Mail daily.Population about 1500.Adams Frank, of Adams & Watson Adams & Watson, harnessmakers ARGUS AND REVIEW, weekly, annual subcription $1; A.J.Belch, editor, proprietor and pirnter Arnold James, farmer Atmore William, farmer Baird Hugh C., foundry Baird William, pumpmaker Baldwin Henry, farmer Barclay George G., M.D.Barrett William, farmer Bates Henry, farmer Beggs James, farmer BELCH A.J., proprietor and printer of the Argus and Review, resides in St Mary's Bell James, tailor Bell rev.John C., Primitive methodist Billington Nathan, carpenter Bliss Edward C., grain dealer Bolan Sloan, farmer Boyce William, farmer Braddon Joseph G., butcher Bradley James, cooper Brown T.T., merchant Bruce Alex., blacksmith, waggonmaker Bullen Frederick W., variety store Burley Ira, laborer Burns Miss Janet M., dressmaker Burns Miss Maggie, school teacher Burns Robert, 55.commissioner in B.R,, agent Burns John R., window shade factory Burns Thomas, J.P., commissioner in B.R,, insurance agent Burwagh rev.John, Wesleyan Butler Jumes, harnessmaker Cameron Donald, farmer Cameron John Campbell Dugald M., shoemaker CANADIAN EXPRESS Co, G.B.Reeve, agent Caw Willinmn, M.D, coroner Chamberlin Elias à, geucral merchant Clark William, engineer Clements James, carpenter Golovin Charles Connell Juseph, watchmaker Cook George IF, tinsmith Cornish William commissioner in B.R.notary Couch Richard, farmer DOMINION 643 DIRECTORY.Cruikshank Daniel, carpenter Cruikshank Peter, druggist Currie John, farmer Curts Henry, farmer Curts Solomon, baker Darby John E., grocer Davis David, of J.& D.Davis Davis J.& D., ashery Davis John, of J.& D.Davis Dawson John, deputy reeve Deo B., carpenter Dickison Thomas, carding mill DICKSON WILLIAM, dry goods, groceries, boots and shoes, &c.Dobbie Edward R., farmer Donnelly Miss Margaret Donnelly Miss Mary Ann, school teacher Down Miss Mary T., school teacher Dunaphy William J., carpenter Dunn James, carpenter Eckardt Hewlet, waggonmaker East E.school teacher Elliot Andrew, saw mill Elliot Thomas, farmer Elliot William, brickmaker Elliot William, farmer Emery John, wheelwright English John, tinsmith Enticknap Alfred, finisher Fletcher Joseph, miller and baker Fletcher William, baker Forrest James, laborer Fulcher William J., blacksmith German William, laborer Gibbs John, general merchant GRAHAM WALLACE, printer Gray James, section foreman G.T.R.Gunn Alexander, grocer Hamilton Ralph J., carpenter Hardy Robert, farmer Harriage Henry, cooper Harrison J*, stave and shingle factory Haskett Robert W., farmer HASTINGS HOUSE, Sandford Tudor, proprietor Hastings William Hawes Mrs.Hutson, school teacher Hawkey John, blacksmith Haws John, carpenter Hayes George, cooper Hayes Philip, farmer Henry Matthew, watchmaker Hord John, farmer Houston John, tailor Howley John, watchmaker Humphrey John, switchman G.T.R.Jackson John, laborer Jackson S., market gardener James Charles B., farmer James John, farmer Kenney Miss Hannah, dressmaker Kenney Reuben F., market gardener Keyser John W., butcher Knight Thomas, grist mill Lake Andrew, of S.& A.Lake Lake S.& ÀA., proprietors Park Hill flour and grist mil LAKE STEPHEN, of S.& A.Lake, J.P., commissioner in B.R.Macdonald Archibald A., storekeeper MACKINTOSH C.H., proprietor of the Park Hill Gazette, resides at Strathroy McAlpine R.S, M.D.McCall Samuel), livery stable McDonald Alexander, grocer McDonald Donald, grocer McDonald James L., shoemaker McDonald John, grocer McDonald Lachlin, laborer McDonald Mrs.Catherine, wid McDonald Ronald, tailor MeFarline Patrick, mason MeQinnis Dougall, blacksmith McGinnis Finley, blacksmith Park HLL McGladery Thomas, farmer McInnes James, groceries, provisions McIntyre Daniel, cabinetmaker McKellar & A., Co., hardware, boots, sho es.&c McKellar Arch.of A.McKellar & Co.McKellar & Cornell, shoemakers McKellar William, of A.McKellar & Co.McKenzie Donald, farmer Mckenzie Donald, shoemaker McKinnon Charles, laborer McKinnon Donald, grocery and \u2018liquors McKinnon Neil, shoemaker \u2019 McLarty Duncan, carpenter McLellan David, cabinetmaker McLeod Donald, general store McLeod Murdoch, laborer McLeod Simon, reeve, farmer McNames William, laborer McNeil John, barber McPhail Mrs.Sarah, wid McPhee Donald, cabinetmaker McPherson Alexander, laborer Mann Henry, money lender, broker Mann Miss Liday, confectionery Manning John, farmer Marren William O., agent Mathers George, farmer Mayburry Thomas A., dry goods, &c.Mead George, farmer Meggs Charles, butcher Metcalf Henry, farmer Metcalf William, farmer Mickle John, farmer Miller John B., farmer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.G.B.Reeve, agent Moss William H., clerk Mosure John, farmer Mott Enoch, butcher Mott Smith, innkeeper Munro Brothers, storekeepers Munro Charles G., of Munro Brothers Munro William, of Munro Brothers Murray Thomas S., carder and weaver Napton James, blacksmith Niblock John, farmer Niblock Joseph, broker Niblock Miss Janet, spinster NOBLE JOHN, postmaster, stationery and fancy store Nott James, mason Uakes W.W., artist O\u2019Brien Henry T., harnessmaker O'Halleran William, farmer Ostrom Brock, watchmaker Park Hill flour and grist mill, S.& A.Lake, proprietors PARK BILL GAZETTE, weekly, an- pual subscription $1.25; C.H.Mackintosh, proprietor and printer Patrick William R., gunsmith Paxman Adam, teamster auctioneer Pedders William, laborer Phippen Edward J., cabinetmaker Phippen Henry, photographer Phippen Robert, of Taylor & Co.Plewes James, farmer Porte Robert, shoemaker Porteous William, flour and feed POWELL THOMAS, proprietor Victoria house Pritchard rev.W., Canada presbyterian Randall John, baker Rayment Alexander, blacksmith REEVE GEORGE B, agent Montreal Telegraph Co., and station agent G.T.R.Reid William, shoemaker REYNOLDS REV.JOHN, Episcopal methodist Robinson George, painter Robson Jumes, carpenter Par-PEA DOMINION 644 DIRECTORY.[Province or Ross James, shoemaker Scanlon rev.John Wesleyan Schofield Jonas, farmer Schram Jeremiah, farmer Scoon, Jolin, druggist Scott J ohn, waggonmaker Selkirk George, laborer Shaw David, laborer Shoults William, grain, stock and Jum- ber dealer Siddall Joseph, J.P., grain merchant Smith Alexander, carpenter Smith Nelson, shoemaker, constable Soady James, shoemaker Stewart Neil, farmer Stewart Peter, farmer Streeter Henry, tannery Taylor & Co., furniture dealers Taylor Jas., of Taylor& Co., hardware Taylor Robert, farmer Telfer Walter, farmer Ternay John, laborer Thompson Edward, telegraph operator Thompson Walter, farmer Thompson William, teamster Towers John, tailor TUDOR SANDFORD, ing\u2019s hotel .VANWICK HOUSE, with livery attached, J.Vanwick, proprietor.A good house and well kept .VANWICK JOHN, proprietor Vanwick proprietor Hast- house VICTORIA HOUSE, T.Powell, proprietor » Volway John, laborer Wade Charles A., farmer Wallace William, bricklayer Walrond John, laborer Walsh Donald, carpenter ; Watson Thomas, of Adams & Watson Waun Joseph, farmer Waun Robert, farmer Whitmore John, carpenter Wilson Charles, carpenter Wilson Thomas J., barrister Winn George, carpenter Winn James, plasterer Yager Michael, farmer __A village in the township of PARA oketurg, county of Lennox and Addington.Distant {from Nupauee, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 15 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 70.Allison Joseph, farmer Box Frederick, J.P., farmer Brown Henry, farmer Chalmers William, J.P., farmer Clapp Elias, J.P., farmer Galt John, blacksmith Griffith David, postmaster Hawley Johnson, laborer Mallory Nelson, farmer Oliver rev.Robert, Wesleyan Pringle Andrew, councillor NID\u2014A village on_the PARRY on the township of McDou- gall, district of larry Sound.Distant from Collingwood 70 miles, from Toronto 165 miles fare by steamer t0 Collingwood $2, by stage to Bracebridge $2.Mail weekly.Population about 200.Armstrong Henry, clerk Armstrong John Armstrong Samuel Badger James Barbeau A., miller Beatty J.& W., & Co, storekeepers Beatty John D., J.P., crown lands agent Beatty William, M.F.P., J.P.Beveridge Robert, carpenter Blair R.F., proprietor Seguin house Brown G., butcher Burrett Alfred Caton T.R., millwright Clark J, blacksmith Dowell I\", baker Fields John, carpenter Howell C., school teacher Hunt Joseph McClelland John, J.P., postmaster McGowan Thomas McGowan William Mosely rev.R., chi of England Olmstead \u2014, of Strain & Olmstead Ostler J., carpenter Rose J.W., stipendiary magistrate and registrar Seguin house, R.F.Blair, proprietor Slade George, clerk Stephens A.G., M.D.Strain \u2014, of Strain & Olmsted Strain F., millwright Strain & Olmstead, tinsmiths Taylor William, shoemaker Tucker rev.S., Wesleyan PATTERSON\u2014A village in the township of Vaughan, county of York.The greater part of it is owned by Messrs.Patterson & Brother, agrioultural implement manufacturers.ontreal Iele- raph Co.lias au oflice here.Distant from tichmond Hill, a station of the Northern railway, 13 miles, fare 10c.; from Toronto a miles.Mail daiiy.Population about Armstrong Adam, machinist Atkinson J., carpenter Bassingwait William, farmer Barstow Henry, machinist Black Robert, laborer Boothby James, carpenter Bowell Philip, machinist Bowell J., machinist Boyles Edward, machinist Burke J., blacksmith Burt Alexander, moulder Burt Cornelius, moulder Clarke John, machinist Clarke Michael, laborer Clarke Robert, blacksmith Clary Edward, blacksmith Conduit Frank, blacksmith Conger A.P., moulder Cook Arthur, carpenter Cook Frank, laborer Cook George S., carpenter Coyle Thomas, blacksmith Craig James, laborer Croley Thomas, carpenter Daniels James, laborer Davey A., laborer Davidson R.W., machinist Doerr Robert, laborer Drury James, farmer Enouy Christopher, laborer Enouy George, engineer Farrell George, blacksmith Forsyth James, moulder Fullerton John, blacksmith Gleason James, moulder Gleason John laborer Gleason Patrick, laborer Graham William, farmer Gray John, carpenter Grice J., laborer Grist Thomas, machinist Groudie Charles, machinist Haffey Bernard, painter Hunt Frank, laborer Hurst Henry, machinist Huston Arthur, jun., laborer Huston Philip, machinist Kelley John, carpenter Kelley Thomas, carpenter Kirkland Alexander, laborer Kirkland James, farmer Kyle Edley, carpenter Laird Alexander, moulder Linette James, machinist McKean Mutthew, machinist McKean Robert, machinist McLaughlin Alexander, Inborer MeTavish Farquer, moulder Maddox Thomas, machinist Mahoney Joseph, laborer Martin Jesse, blacksmith Maroney Joseph, carpenter Mathew William, jun., painter Mathow William, sen, painter Metcalf Robert, farmer Minton William, laborer MONTREAL PELEGRAPH CO.Moodie Alexander, carpenter Mount Cornelius, blacksmith Moylan Patrick, laborer Nichol rev.Francis, Presbyterian Ness James, chrpenter pe PATTERSON '& BROTHER, agricultural implement manufacturers Patterson Peter, postmaster Pease Horace, machinist Pettigrew John, moulder Picket Charles, machinist Pinney William, carpenter Plowman George Prichard Henry, machinist Ralston William, farmer Rumbell John, farmer Rumbell Thomas, farmer Rumbell William, farmer Rupert J.M., agent Patterson & Brotlier Salby Isaac, moulder Savage Peter G., machinist Savage Silvester, jun., machinist Savage Silvester, sen., machinist Shaw James, moulder Shuttleworth Benjamin, carpenter Smith George T., machinist Smith John, laborer Snider John, farmer Snowden William, boarding house Snowden William, machinist Spalding Alexander, carpenter Spalding Andrew, painter Stephenson William, carpenter Strong Isaac L., carpenter Strong J.A., bookkeeper Storm Adam, farmer Tulley James, painter Vanderburg Peter, farmer Watt J., laborer White William, laborer Wiley Gerald, carpenter Wilson J.A., moulder Zimmerman P.B., carpenter PAUDASH\u2014A post office station in the township of Cardiff, county of Ietorbor- ough, The principal business carried on here is in furs and lumber.Distant from Lakefleld, a station of the Midland railway 45, miles, fare $1.60; from Peter- borough 66 miles, Mail weekly.Iopula- tion about 50.Anderson John, farmer Conroy Edmund, weaver Dixon John, farmer Dunlop Joseph, farmer Gouldborne James, mill owner Kidd Walter R., postmaster Lee Francis Putierson George, farmer Ritchie Isauc, farmer Ritchie Sumuel, farmer Thompson Robert, weaver PEABODY\u2014Asmallvillagein the township of Sullivan, county of Grey.Distant.from Owon Sound, the county town, 24 miles, {rom Collingwood, the terminus of the northern railwav, 36 milos.Mail semi-wookly.Population about 800.Ackwarty G., farmer Acton Arthur, farmer Acton Joseph, farmer UNTARIO.] DOMINION 645 DIRECTORY.PEA-PEM Agnew James, boilermaker Aitcheson John, farmer Baker George, boilermaker Baker Thomas, farmer Burss Joseph, farmer Benedict Caleb, furmer Bloom Michael, farmer srown Hugh, farmer Clark Jumes, farmer Clark William, furmer Counor Michael, farmer Cunnor Peter, farmer Davidson James, farmer Davidson William, farmer Elder James, farmer Elder Jol, farmer Fenton Samuel, farmer Fullerton Matthew, farmer Gatis Edward, farmer Gatis Gilbert, farmer Gratis J, J,, farmer Geddes Edward, millwright Geddes James, farmer Graham James, farmer Grantham Joseph, farmer Gray William, farmer Heft Carol, farmer Heft Christian, farmer Jink Christian, farmer Johnson John, farmer McDonald William, cattle dealer McMullan Michael, farmer McMullan Stephen, farmer Mair Andrew, farmer Mair Walter, farmer Milburn Charles A., waggonmaker and storekeeper Milburn John, postmaster, storekecper Milburn John A., carpenter Milburn Robert A.farmer Miller James, farmer Mink Godfrey, tarmer Mink Christian, farmer O'Hara Charles, farmer Ritz John, farmer Savage George, farmer Savage Samuel, farmer Schwartz Godfrey, farmer Schwartz Michael, farmer Stodart James, waggonmaker Stodart Walter, farmer Taylor Benjamin, farmer Taylor John, weaver Taylor William, farmer Walsh John, farmer Walwood James, farmer Wray Robert, farmer PEEP A BUN\u2014A small settlementin the township of Luther, county of Wellington Distant from Fergus, astation cf the Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway, 10 miles, | Mail bi-weekly.Dickson Robert, postmaster PEFFERLA W\u2014A small village in the township of Georging, county of York.Distant from Newmarket, a station of the Northern railway, 32 miles, fare $1.50; from Toronto 60 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 100.Armstrong Thomas, carpenter Bathgate Andrew, tanner Bathgate James, farmer Boyd Jol, farmer Burnie John, farmer Burnie James, farmer Churnside Mrs, wid William, farmer Corner Mrs.Sarah, farmer Dourty John, farmer Griffin Jolm, farmer Harrison James, blacksmith Harrison Thomas, tavernkeeper Juckson Thomas, farmer Jolson William, carding mills Johnson Geo., pustmaster, storekeeper, mill owner Johnson Robert, storekeeper Martin Dryas, tavernkeeper Murphy Hugh, farmer Reekie David, millwright Switzer Tobias, shoemaker Umphry Michael, mill owner Weir John, farmer PELHAM UNION\u2014A emall village in thetowushipofClinton,county of Lincoln.Distant from Jordan, a station of the Great Western railway, 5 miles, from St Catharines 8 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Topulation about 30.Bradt James J., postmaster Bradt Peter, farmer Crosby Henry, farmer Mower John, farmer Upper Aaron, tavernkeeper PEMBROKE \u2014 A progressive and thriving town on Allumette Lake, an ex- pansiou of the Ottawa River, township of Pembroke, county of Renfrew.It is the county seat.This village was laid out by Alexander Moffat, Esq.Thirty years only have elapsed since the ground on which Pembroke is built was reclaimed from the forest, in which time it has risen from the position of a mere lumbering post to the rank of chief town of one of the largest counties in the Province,\u2014in enterprise, commercial prosperity, and the number and beauty of its public and private buildings rivalling many older places.The County buildings io particular, which are constructed of a beautiful freestone, quarried from an island in the vicinity, present a chaste aud elegant appearance.Pembroke is the residence of a large number of lumber merchants, aud being situated in the very heart of the Ottawa lumbering district, is the depot from which the supplies are drawn for the support of the army of men who are continually engaged in taking timber from the forests.On this business Pembroke mainly depends.The Muskrat River flowing out of Muskrat Lake, and emptying itself into the Ottawa about the centre of the town, is broken by a succession of falls for some distance from its mouth, thus affording an attractive acquisition to the town and several excellent water privileges.On this course numbers of aw and grist millsare erected.The scenery of the Ottawa above Pembroke is beautiful in the extreme, and were the means of reaching it more expeditious and direct, numbers of tourists and pleasure seekers would no doubt annually make their way thither.At present during the season of navigation the route to Tembroke is by the Union Forwarding Co's steamers from Ottawa daily, via Muskrat Lake and river ; or by stage from Sand Point.One of the above named Co's.steamers plies between Pembroke and Roch captain, the highest point of steam navigation at present on the Ottawa.Moutreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Des Joachims 45 miles, from sand Point, the terminus of the Brockville and Ottawa railway 48 wiles, from Roch captain 61 miles, from Otiawa 100 miles, from Montreal 230 miles.Mail daily Population, including Campbelltown or Lower town, about 2000.Angus Robert, painter Ansell A, & Co., tobacconists, Pembroke st Barry John, tinsmith, Pembroke st BEEMAN GEORGE M, job printer, cditor, publisher and proprietor Pembroke Observer Behan James, clerk Bell David, lumberer Bell John, lumber merchant Bell & Whites, lumber merchants BELL WILLIAM, provincial land survey or, Pembroke st BENOIT JOSEPH E., watchmaker and jeweller,dealer in watches, clocks and Jewellery, Pembroke st Boucher rev.J., R.catholic Bourke Edward, gaoler Bourret G., billiard room, Pembroke st CAMERON ALLAN, & CO., dealers in dry goods, groceries, hardware, hoots and shoes, clothing, provisions, &e., Pembroke st Cattall Samuel, weaver, Lower town CHAMBERLAIN D.C., general merchant, Pembroke st CHAPMAN WILLIAM D., dealer in shelt and heavy hardware, stovesand tinware, and axe manufacturer, Pembroke st Church H.J., saw mill owner Clarke Edward, saddler, Pembroke st Clark George, blacksmith, Pembroke st CLARKE THOMAS, importer and dealer in staple and fancy dry goods, carpets, oil cloth, &c., Pembroke st CLENDINNEN JOHN D., M.D, assistant -urgeon 3rd Batt.militia, and senior coroner fur the county.lives at Des Jouchims Cockburn John, boat builder Coleman James, butcher Copeland John ~ COPELAND J.A, proprietor Ottawa house, Pembroke st Cormack John G., druggist, Pembroke st CUNNINGHAM JOHN, dealer in dry goods, hardware, groceries, and general merchandise, Pembroke st Cushing E.J., hotelkeeper, Mackay st Deacon John, County judge Mackay st DEACON THOMAS, barrister,attorney, conveyancer, notary, and official assignee.Pembroke st DELAHEY ROBERT, dealer in dry goods, groceries, hardware, and general merchandise, high constable, Pembroke st Denison Robert, baker, Pembroke st Des Jardins J., blacksmith, Victoria st DESLOGES J.ANTOINE, MD.V.graduate of Victoria University of Cobourg and provincial licentiate Dewar John, shoemaker and tanner.Pembroke st Dickson Wm., M.D., C.M., Pembroke st Dixon George, cooper Dobson Richard, carpenter Doran John, J.P., stipendiary magistrate and registrar of the judicial district of Nipissing Dowsley Martin.bricklayer, Pembroke st Dowsley Samuel, plasterer Duhamel Louis, M.D Durrell William, saw mill Ellis Thomas, lumber merchant, Lower town EVANS 8.T.A.county surveyor, and agent for Commercial Union, Travellers, Hartford, and Beaver Insurance Cos., and the Life Association of Scotland Ferland, Severin & Co.storckeepers Pembroke st Fleming Miss M.Sarah, school teacher.Flannery Mrs.Catherine, wid William Forbes Andrew, dry goods, Pembroke st FORD GEORGE, photographer, agent Montreal Telegraph Co, Pembroke st Fortier Alfred, clerk Foster Archibald, manufacturer of leather, boots and shoes, Pembroke st Foster William, carriagemaker Fraser Charles.bookkeeper Fraser Daniel, farmer PEm-PEN DOMINION 646 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE op FRASER HECTOR, agent Merchants bank, Pembroke st Fraser Hugh, carriagemaker, Pembroke st GEBEL GOTTLIEB, gunsmith and machinist Gibson Mrs.W.H., inn, Pembroke st Giroux B., hotelkeeper Giroux Luc, joiner Godkin Samuel, cooper Gorman John, bookkeeper Gorman Michael, carpenter Gorman Michael, tailor and commission agent Graham John, confectioner Gray Robert, railroad contractor Gray S.P., salesman Greives & Rodden, grist mill owners Guppy Henry, carpenter Halpenny William, hotelkeeper Harris Charles, barber, Pembroke st HEENAN JAMES, general storekeeper and lumber merchant, Pembroke st Herrick & Crombie, commission merchants, Pembroke st Hogarth Mrs., wid William, dressmaker, Mackay st Howard Pat, shoemaker, Lower town Howarth Mrs., pastry cook Howarth Thomas, factory hand Howe Michael, clerk Howe Mrs.Michael, music teacker Hughes M,, furniture dealer, Pembroke st HUNTER BROTHERS, general merchants, Pembroke st Hunter S.S.M., of Hunter Brothers Hunter W.A.of Hunter Brothers Inglee Albert, telegraph operator IRVING ANDREW, registrar, county treasurer, clerk of Division court, and collector of Inland revenue Irvine James, M.D.Jenkyns rev.E.H., ch of England Joassim Miss Octavie, music teacher KENNEDY A., & CO., produce dealers and commission merchants, Pembroke st Kennedy William, lumber foreman Knott John, lumber foreman, Lower town Labelle Gédéon, shoemaker Ladouceur Joseph, joiner Lander John, gardener Lander Mrs.John, dressmaker, Pembroke st Larose Mrs.G., innkeeper, Pembroke st LEACH & HAWKINS proprietors Victoria hotel ; good accommodation Leblanc Jean Baptiste, lumberer Lee Thomas, carpenter, Lower town Leeney Edward, saddler, Pembroke st Leitch David, shoemaker, Pembroke st Little Benjamin, butcher, Pembroke st Little Stewart, bookkeeper Lloyd Henry k., clerk Lloyd John, bookkeeper Lloyd William, druggist, Pembroke st LOUCKSH.H,, county crown attorney _ and clerk of peace, Pembroke st Lumsden Edward, carter Mackay Richard, hotel, Pembroke st McAdam William, farmer, Lower town McConnell Benjamin, lumberer McDonald J.D., boarding house McDonald John, carpenter McDOUGAL F., & CO., dealers in general hardware, Pembroke st McDougall Alexander, lumber merchant McGregor Donald, brickmaker McIntosh Isaac, barber, Pembroke st McIver B.L., M.D.McKenzie, Edward, M.D.McLaren Thomas, tailor, Mackay st McLaughlin George, photographer McLeod Donald, blacksmith McPherson Malcolm, tailor, Pembroke st Malette Alexander, pilot Marion Peter, lumberer Martin Mrs.Bridget, wid James Mary Immaculate academy, conducted by Grey Nuns, sister Kirby, superioress MERCHANTS BANK, Hector Fraser, agent, Pembroke st | Menard Joseph, tinsmith Millar Alexander, storekeeper Millar John P., trader Mitchell George, blacksmith, Lower town MITCHELL S.E, bookseller and stationer, dealer in musical instruments, fancy goods, wall paper, gilt mouldings, &c.,and clerk of the county council, agent for the Queen's Fire and Life Insurance Co.of England, also for the best sewing machines, sign of the Book, Pembroke st Moffat Alexander, jun., postmaster MOFFAT ALEXANDER, sen, J.P, proprietor grist, flour and woollen mills Moffat James P.,crown land agent, Pembroke st Moffatt Wm., manager grist and woollen mills Moné Francis, tailor Moné Hugh, carpenter MONTREAL TELEGRAPH co, George Ford, agent, Pembroke st Moran Austin, shoemaker, Lower town Moran Daniel, bricklayer, Lower town Morgan Robert, furniture dealer, Pembroke st Morris James, sheriff Mulligan David, pilot, Lower town MURPHY GEORGE, dealer in groceries and liquors, Pembroke st Murphy Richard, clerk Murphy William, bookkeeper MURRAY T.& W., general merchants and extensive dealersin raw furs and farm produce, Pembroke st Murray Ths., M.P.P., of T.& W.Murray, Murray William, of T.& W.Murray, councillor Naismith Lawrence, carpenter Newton E.J., saddler, Pembroke st O'Connor Patrick, foreman O'Driscoll Michael, barrister, &c., Pembroke st O'Kelly Christopher, lumber merchant O'Kelly Edward, agent Union Forwarding and Railway Co.O'MEARA MICHAEL, & CO., general storekeepers and lumber merchants, Pembroke st O'Meara Michael, of M.O'Meara & Co.reeve OTTAWA HOUSE, J.A.Copeland, proprietor ; a first class hotel, Pem- roke st PEMBROKE OBSERVER, weekly, annual subscription $1; George M.Beeman, editor, proprietor and printer, Pembroke st Pichette Paul, carpenter Piddington Samuel, clerk, Mackay st Pink & Devlin, foundry, Mackay st Potter James, foreman POTTER J.W., proprietor of the Upper Ottawa stone and marble works, Uen- tre town QUEBEC BANK, John Walker, agent Samnel Piddington, clerk Mekuny st Reid Robert, carpenter Robertson James, miller Rochon Maxime, lumberer Ross John A., carpenter Rowan Mis.Esther, wid Jos, Mackay st Russell William, commission agent Sayer George, baker, &c., Pembroke st Sharp John, woollen manufacturer SCOTT FRANCIS, atlorney, convey- ancer, commissioner Superior Court, Quebec, opp Ottawa house, Pembroke st Shields Daniel tavernkeeper, Mackay st SHIELDS JOHN ©, book and job printer, Pembroke st Slack J.W., tailor, Lower town Slater rov.James bo, Wesleyan Smith Edward, blacksmith, Lower town Smith captain [Isanc, Lower town Smith James, school teacher Smith Larens, joiner Sparling William, carpenter St.Amand Pierre, lumberer Stanley J., waggon maker Stewart James, stoves and tinware, Pembroke st Supple John, jun., saw mill owner Supple Joseph R., lumber merchant Supple W.H., lumber merchant Supple John, sen., lumber merchant Sweatman William, tailor, Pembroke Tallon Pat.tavernkeeper, emhro THOMSON ARCHIBALD, deputy clerk of the crown, and clerk of the county court Trust and Loan Co.of Upper Canada, H.H.Loucks, agent Union Forwarding and Railway Co., Edward O'Kelly, agent VICTORIA HOTEL, Leach & Hawkins, proprietors Wade Daniel, attorney WALKER JOHN, agent Quebec bank Watt Frederick, millwright WHELAN CHARLES B., watchmaker and jeweller, dealer in watches, clocks, jewellery and plated ware, Pembroke st Whelan J.E., hatter and furrier, Pembroke st White A.& P., lumber merchants White Peter, sen., farmer, J.P.White Richard, storekeeper, Pembroke st WHITE WILLIAM R., solicitor in chancery, conveyancer, notary public, and commissioner in Ontario for taking affidavits to be used in Quebec, Pembroke st Whyte John, miller Wright James, shoemaker, Pembroke st Wright John E., saloonkeeper, Pembroke st PENDLETON\u2014A village iu the township of South Plantagenet, county of Prescott.Distant from Ottawa 40 miles, fare $3.60; from Montreal 80 miles, Mail dally in summor, tri-weekly in winter.Population about 70.Anderson À.& J., carriagemakers Anderson Alex, of À.& J.Anderson Anderson James, of A.& J.Anderson Delesderniers J.M.C., postmaster Farell Charles, cooper Johnson Hugh, farmer McLean Hugh, farmer McLennan Alexander, school teacher McPhee Alexander, saddler Moffatt Honry, of H.& J.Moffatt MOTFATT H.& J., general store Moffatt James, of H.& J.Moftutt Robillard Jean Baptiste, innkeeper Ryan Dennis, farmer Scott rev.Thomas, Presbyterian PENETANGUISHEN E\u2014A large vil- Inge in the townships ot Tay and Tiny, north riding of the county of Simooo.It is at the head of Penotanguisheno bay, at the north west sido of Gloster Bay, Lake Huron, The chief trade of Pene- (ONTARIO.] DOMINION 647 DIRECTORY.PEN-PER tanguichene jis in furs and fish, and in produce and cattle for the supply of the mines on the north shore of Lake Huron.Until lately thig place was a military and naval station, and a number of enpioners are now sottlers here.The teformatory prison for the province of Ontario is located here.Distant from Barrie, the county town and a station of the Northern railway, 34 miles, fare $1.50; from Toronto 98 mile-.Mail daily.Fo- pulution about 1000.Allan James A., tinsmith Allen William, pensioner Baker Robert, pensioner Bell William C., carpenter Bellrose Francis, laborer Berriault Francis, laborer Black Miss, school teacher Bouchier Joseph, laborer Bouchier Michel, laborer Brecette Hypolite, carpenter Burke sergeant major David, drill instructor Reformatory Byrne Miss Margaret, dressmaker Cadeau Andrew, farmer Cadeau Andrew, jun., farmer \u2018Cadeau Joseph, làborer Canada hotel, Gilbert Tessier, proprietor Carlisle James, tavernkeeper Caughey James, pensioner Charlebois Amabel, laborer Charlebois Israel, laborer Charlebois Peter, lumberer Clokie James, laborer Cloutier Eugéne, laborer Columbus Francis, laborer Columbus Henry, clerk Columbus Lewis, blacksmith Copeland George, miller Corbeau Francis, carpenter Corbiere Alexander, laborer Corbiere David, engineer Darling James S., postmaster Davidson David, saw mill Delaney Dennis, pensioner Delaney John, pensioner Desaulnier Louis, laborer Dion Joseph, mason Donahoe ohn, pensioner Drennan William C., farmer Dubeau Joseph, livery stable Dubeau Narcisse, laborer Dunlop Archibald, storekeeper Dupuis Joseph, moulder Durvalle Emille, carpenter Farling Mrs, Mary J., wid James Featherstonchaugh William, deputy warden, storekeeper Reformatory Finn Richard, pensioner Flood rev.John, ch of England Frechette Mrs.Baptiste Gamelin Edward, carpenter Gauthier A., laborer Gendron Charles, cooper Gendron Michael, tanner \u2018Gendron Mrs.Angelique, wid Louis Gendron Paul, laborer Gidley John, fisherman \u2018Gignac Fancois X,, blacksmith Gilmor W.R., MiD., Reformatory Gleeson John proprietor, Northern hotel GLOBE HOTEL, Patrick Quinn, proprietor \u2019 Hallen rev, George, B.A., Episcopalian Hinds Joseph, bootmaker Hubert Charles, laborer Irving John, clerk Irwin John, carpenter and keeper Reformatory Irwin William H., law student JEFFERY E.& H.E,, general merchants Jeffery F.W,, clerk Jenkins William, pensioner Kelly William W., warden Reformatory Kennedy Michael, farmer Kennedy rev.J.P., R.catholic, chaplain Reformatory Kenney John, gate keeper Reformatory Kenney Peter, pensioner Kilrain Peter, pensioner La Freier Antoine, wheelwright La Freier Oliver, carpenter Lalonde Francois, farmer Lanlade Pierre, farmer Larocque Charles, laborer Larocque John, laborer La Rush Charles Leduc Thomas, farmer Lemieux Augustin, carpanter Longlade Charles, laborer Lortier Louis, laborer Madden John, pensioner Maloney James, bailiff McDonald Donald, laborer McGuire Patrick, pensioner McLaren Hugh, baker McMullen John, teamster Moreau Toussaint, baker Morgan John, pensioner Morton James, pensioner Mosely Alexander, laborer Mundy Michael, waggonmaker .Northern hotel, John Gleeson, proprietor O'Donnell Mrs., wid Richard Pareison Jacques, laborer Parker Robert J., keeper Reformatory Paroe Edward, farmer Ploofe Eusebe, saddler Quinn Michael, pensioner QUINN PATRICK, proprietor Globe hotel Reinbird John, shoemaker and keeper Reformatory Rourke Andrew, night guard Reformatory Shepcott George, pensioner Smith John, laborer Sneath Charles, clerk Sneath William, grocer Sneeth Alfred, steward Reformatory Solomon Louis, laborer Spolin Philips H., M.D.Stalker Richard, night guard Reformatory Sylvester John, boat builder Tessier Gilbert proprietor Canada hotel THOMPSON ALFRED A.J.P,, general merchant Thompson captain James THOMPSON H.H., general merchant commissioner in B.R., township clerk and treasurer Thompson Henry, jun., clerk Thompson Xavier, law student Tradeau Louis, laborer Todd rev.John, M.A., Wesleyan Tuton George, pensioner Vasseur Paul, laborer Watt Alexander, pensioner Weir John, tailor and keeper Reforma- tor Wilkie John, blacksmith and keeper Reformatory Wright James, butcher Wright William, tailor and constable Wylie captain Thomas Wynn Thomas, assessor * PENSWICK \u2014À village in the township of Innisfil, county of Simcoe.Dis- taut from Allandale, a station of the Northern railway, 24 miles, from Barrie 8} miles.Population about 50.Campbell Alexander, carpenter Heuson Win.H,, saw mill and farmer HUGGARD J OHN, tavernkeeper Hutchins John W., school teacher * The post office is at Allendale.Irwin John, laborer Lyons Barabas, storekeeper ick Richard, laborer Sibbald Alexander, blacksmith PENTLAND\u2014A small place in the township of Pilkington, county of Wellington.Distant from Elora, a station of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway, 5 miles, from Guelph 18 miles, from Hamilton 48 miles, from Toronto 65 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 30.Forde George, postmaster, farmer Shaffer Vallentine, saw mill lessee Snyder Henry, saw mill owner PENVILLE\u2014A village in the township of Tecumseth, county of Simcoe.Distant from Bradford, a station of the Northern railway, 10 miles, from Toronto 40 miles.Mail daily.Population about 120.Ausman John, farmer Black Horse hotel, Albert Penfield, proprietor Bramham Charles, farmer Bryson Edward, laborer Bryson Neal, pumpmaker Chantler James, storekeeper Coon Miller, farmer Flatt James, shinglemaker Harclock Thomas, waggonmaker Jamieson Alexander, pedlar Jones William, laborer Mahaffy William C., school teacher Mansion house, Thomas .W.Smith, proprietor \u2018 Mills John, J.P., farmer Penfield Albert, proprietor Black Horse hotel Phillips Thomas, farmer Smith Thomas W., proprietor Mansion house Stephens Frederick, carpenter Stone Isaac, farmer Stone Joseph, farmer Strangeways Frederick S., farmer Sydie Alexander, blacksmith Turner Edward T., postmaster, store- Keeper Turner S.E., trader PERCH STATION\u2014A post office in the township of Sarnia, county of Lamb- ton.It is astation of the Grand Trunk railway.Montreal Telegraph Co.bas an office here.Distant from Port Sarnia the Canada terminus of the Grand Truuk railway, 10 miles.Mail bi-weekly.-Popu- lation about 20.ATCHESON WILLIAM, agent Montreal Telegraph Co.Irwin John, postmaster MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.William Atcheson, agent PERRYTOWN\u2014A village in the township of Hope, county of Durham.It contains a woollen factory which gives employment to a large number of men.Distant from Perrytown, a station of the Midlend railway, 1 mile, fare 25c.; from Port Hope 9 miles.\u2018 Mail tri-weekly.Population about 200.Archer rev.Joseph, Bible christian Billings Thomas, carriagemaker Caldwell John D, waggonmaker Caldwell Samuel, jun., farmer Caldwell Samuel, sen., J.P., farmer Campbell Thomas, mill owner CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.Cann Henry, farmer Choate Aaron, J.P., farmer Corbett & Corbett, physicians Corbett James, farmer Corbett R.Astley, M.D., of Corbett & Corbett, postmaster, coroner Corbett Samuel, sen., J.P., farmer PER-PEr Corbett Samuel C., M.D., of Corbett & Corbett Davy J.G., school teacher Dyer James, woollen factory Frooms George Gardener Robert, farmer Graham rev.J., Wesleyan Hamill William, J.P., miller Irvin John, shoemaker Irvin Mrs.John, grocery, &c.Leith Robert, farmer Leith Thomas, farmer Lewis Richard P., M.D McElroy John, mill owner Patterson George, mill owner Perkins Miss, milliner Purcell William, shoemaker Robinson James, farmer Sleep Samuel jun., blacksmith Sleep Samuel, sen., blacksmith Swanston Edward, farmer Taylor rev.J.G., ch of England Urquhart rev.Alexander, Presbyterian PERTH The chief town of the county of Lanark and Renfrew, situated on the River Tay, township of Drummond.This township was founded by government, and was, at an early period in the history of those counties, settled principally by retired military officers.It is in the heart of a rich agricultural country, and large deposits of iron, mica, plumbago, and phosphate of lime have been found in the immediate vicinity of Perth.The various churches, town hall, and public and private edifices of the town are constructed of a light free stone, giving a cheerful and attractiveappearance.Perth is connected with the main line of the Brockville and Ottawa railway by a branch from Smith\u2019s Falls.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Smith's Falls 12 miles, fare 35¢.; from Brockville 40 miles, fare $1.20.; from Ottawa 50 miles, fare $1.40.Mail daily.Population about 3000.Allan Frank B., clerk, Gore st Allan Henry shoemaker, Gore st ALLAN ISAAC, importer and dealer in British and American hardware, ore st ALLAN JAMES, hotelkeeper, baker confectioner, Gore st Allan John, bds at Allan's hotel, Gore st Allan James, storekeeper, Gore st ALLAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS, (under contract with the Government of Canada for the conveyance ofthe Canadian and American mails,) between Montreal, Quebec and Liverpool .during summer navigation, and between Portland, Me., and Liverpool during winter navigation, head office, Montreal; W.J.Morris, Agent, Craig st.See Ado page facing first cover Allan William, F., Foster st ALLAN'\u2019S HOTEL, James Allan, proprietor Bailie James, grocer, Gore st Bain rev.William, M.A, ch of Scotland, Elmsley st Baker Alfred, principal Perth public school, Foster st BAKER JOHN F., graduate Royal School mines.Assays, analysis and mining reports Balderson Matthew, innkeeper, Gore st Balderson Robert, trader BANK OF MONTREAL, James A.Stewart, agent, Gore st Barrie George, innkeeper Baptist church, rev.W.A.Caldwell, \u2019Arcy st Baxter John, brewer, Gore st Bell James, registrar, Drummond st DOMINION Bell John & Thomas, Drummond st Berford & Elliott, barristers, Gore st Berford W.R.I, clerk of the peace and county council Blackburn Geo., photographer, Foster st Berford W W, of Berford & Elliott Bond Mrs.Margaret, wid John, Gore st Bothwell Joshua, cooper Bowles James, packer, Wilson st Brady Patrick, potash boiler, Gore st Brennan John, grocer, Gore st BRITISH STANDARD, weekly, annual subscription $1.50 ; James Shaw, jun., proprietor; Burton Campbell, editor and printer, Gore st BROCKVILLE AND OTTAWA RAILWAY CO.John A.Fraser, ticket agent, Herriet st, n Drill shed Brooke Thomas, town clerk, Gore st Brown Nicholas, tailor, Gore st Brown Mrs., wid William, Drummond st Buell Wm.O,, barrister Drummond st Burk Mrs.Thomas, De Wattville st Burns rev.Wm.Canada presbyterian, Drummond st Butler George, tinsmitn, Gore st Butler William, tinsmith, Foster st Byrnes Owen, innkeeper, Gore st CAIRNS THOMAS, postmaster, Gore st Caldwell rev.W.Alexauder, Baptist Campbell Archibald, official assignee, Foster st blacksmiths, \u2018CAMPBELL BURTON, editor and printer of the British Standard, Gore st Campbell Neil, axemaker Canada Bolt works, W.J.Morris, manager, cor Herriet and Beckwith sts CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE CO, George Whateley, agent, Gore st Canada Presbyterian Free church, rev.William Burns, Gore st CANADIAN EXPRESS CO, A.E.Seeley, agent Chisholm rev.James J., D.D., R.catholic, Wilson st Cline William, clerk, Foster st Cloutier Félix, painter, Drummond st Consitt G.A, attorney, Gore st COOMBS JOHN 8., chemist and druggist, dealer in perfumery, paints, &ec., proprietor Medical hall, [Foster st Corry Isaac, farmer Corry Mrs, Margaret, wid Luke, dressmaker, Gore st Cosgrove Thomas, Drummond st Cox John, carringemaker, Gore st Cromwell Jos, M.O., surveyor, Gore st Croskery Robert, shoemaker, Mill st Croskery Thomas, shoemaker, Gore st Cryderman William, marblecutter, bds at Hick\u2019s hotel, cor Gore and Foster sts Cuddie Thomas, D\u2019Arcy st Cuddihy Joseph, shopkeeper, Gore st Davies Francis, grocer, Foster st Davies Robert, marble works Davis Thomas, shoemaker, Foster st Dennison J.William, painter, Herriet st Derush Augustus, blacksmith, Gore st Devlin William, blacksmith, Mil st Dick James, blacksmith, Wilson st Dodds Matthew, grocer, Gore st Donnelly Patrick, laborer, Foster st Dougherty Edwardy saddler DOUGLAS JOHN W., barrister and attorney at law, solicitor in chancery, conveyancer, &c., Graham's buildings, Gore st, h Wilson st Douglas Robert, inspector of weights and measures, Wilson st Drill shed, Alex.J.McLeod, keeper, Herriet st Dunnet George, storekeeper, Gore st chief constable, 648 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE oP Ebbs William, shoemaker, Drummond st Edmond Solomon, clerk, Gore st Elliott Edward, of Berford & Elliott Elliott Robert, carpenter, Gore st Enright Timothy, tailor, Gore st Farmer Thomas, blacksmith FARRELL WILLIAM, saddler, harness, trunk and valise maker, Foster st Fergusson Migs C., millincr, Gore st Ferland Alfred L., & Co., storekcepers, Foster st Ferlund Severin, & Co., storckeepers, Gore st Ferland Severin, of Severin Ferland & Co., Herriet st Ferrier John, saddler, Herriet st Fidler Miss Margaret, milliner, Gore st Tield William, painter, D'Arcy st Forgie Miss Catherine, school teacher, off Drummond st FRASER DONALD, barrister and crown attorney county Lanark, office court house, h Gore st Fraser Farquhar, teller Merchants Bank of Canada, Craig st FRASER JOHN ., agent Brockville and Ottawa railway, Herriet st Fraser John P., county treasurer, Craig st Freyne George, butcher, Peter st Gamsby Charles H., civil engineer, oft Wilson st GAMSBY G.A., wholesale and retail dealer in dry goods, groceries, liquors, provisions, &c., Gore st Gilbert George, barber, Gore st Gill John, corporation messenger Gemmell Robert, of Gemmell & Fair- grieve, Port Elmsley woollen factory Gordon Mrs.Rosanna, wid Charles, innkeeper, Foster st Graham Richard, grocer, Gore st Graham William, market clerk, Gore st GRANT WILLIAM, M.D., C.M.,, proprietor Medical hall, Gore st GRAY JAMES, agent Merchants Bank of Canada, cor Drummond and Foster sts Griffin Patrick, tailor, Gore st Haggart John, saw and grist mill Haggart Mrs.Caroline, school teacher llains John, cabinetmaker, Foster st Hall F.A., barrister, Gore st Hall Francis, shoemaker, Gore st Hanratty James, tailor, Gore st HART JOHN 8., agent Scottish Provincial Insurance Co., broker, bookseller, stutioner, and dealer in taney goods, paints, oils, gluse, lamps, seeds, &c., Gore st Hart Samuel, clerk, Gore st HARTFORD INSURANCE CO.Geo.Whateley, agent, Gore st Henderson Jesse T.,, storekeeper Wilson st HICKS HOTEL, Willinm ITicks, pro- rictor, cor Gore nud Foster sts HICKS JAMES, dry goods, groceries, hardware, liquors, &c., Foster st HICKS WILLIAM, proprietor Hicks\u2019 hotel, cor Gore and Foster sts IOGG DAVID, jun, cabinet and chair manufacturer, upholsterer and undertaker, Gore st, h Foster st Hogg David, sen., cabinetmalker, Gore st Holland Jasper, tunner, Wilson st Hollund Miss M, milliner, Wilson st Holliday David, tunner, Gore st Holmes Michael, tailor, Gore st Horsey lidward Hodge, M.D HOWARTI JOHN H,, watelmaker and jeweller, watches, clucks, &c., for sale, Foster st Howden Robert, M.D., Wilson st ONTARIO.] DOMINION 649 DIRECTORY.PERTE.James Edw., blacksmith, Drummond st Jamieson Archibald,shoemaker, Gore st Jamieson Mrs.John, dressmaker, Gore st Jamieson Thomas, saddler, Gore st Jennings Michael, shoemaker, Peter st Jordan Miss E., milling, North st Keays John, carpenter, Foster st Kellock Daniel, exciseman, Wilson st KELLOCK JOHN D., M.D.chemist and druggist; paints, lamps, dye- stuffy, coal oil, seeds, &c., Gore st Kellock Robert, gaoler, Beckwith st Kelly James, laborer, Foster st Kelly Robert, shoemaker, Foster st Kennedy Edward, storekeeper, Gore st KENNEDY JOSEPH F., L.D.S, dentist, Foster st Kenny Richard, laborer, De Wattville st Kerr Dawson, Wilson st Kerr George, Craig st Kilpatrick Mrs.A., wid John, Herriet st KILPATRICK PETER, tanner, currier, wool puller, &c., cor Herriet and Wilson sts Kippen Alexander, carpenter, Wilson st Kippen Duncan, carpenter, Wilson st Lafferty James, blacksmith, Gore st LANE FREEMAN, dealer in drugs, medicines,chemicals, paints, oils, varnishes, glass, putty, books, stationery, and wall paper, Gore st LAURIE JAMES, wholesale and retail confectioner, Gore st Leckie Henry S., monogramer, Gore st Lee James, blacksmith, De Wattville st Levy Edward, carriagemaker, Gore st Lillie Robert, founder, Gore st Lillie William, blacksmith, Gore st Lister Allen, carpenter, North st Lister Andrew, carpenter, Wilson st Lister John, carpenter, North st Little Robert, waggonmaker, Wilson st LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE CO, George Whateley, agent, Gore st Love Edwin, barber, Gore st Macbeth Miss M, dressmaker, D'Arcy st McArthur Andrew, tinsmith, Foster st McCormick Jos., shoemaker, Herriet st McCullough John, carriagemaker, Wilson st McDermott Peter, inukeeper, Foster st McDonald Mrs.C., wid Donald, Drum- mond st MeDonaugh Patrick, farmer, Bathurst st McDonnell Mrs.M, wid Murdoch, Gore st McDonough Miss Mary, grocery, Gore st McDowell M.S., school teacher, Gore st McGregor John, lumber Drummond st McGregor Peter, mason, Gore st Melutosh Duncan, Cuckburn st McIntyre Mrs.M., wid John, D'Arcy st McKeracher Duncan, bailiff, Wilson st McLaren Alexander, innkeeper, Gore st McLAREN JOHN A.distiller, Gore st McLaren Peter, lumber dealer, Foster st McLaren William, farmer, Scoteh line McLean À, C., clerk, Gore st McLean Robert, painter, Foster st McLennan John, weaver, Foster st McLeod Alexander J., keeper drill shed, Herriot st McLeod William, tinsmith, Gore st McMartin M, M, barrister MALLOCI EBWARD G., barrister, attorney, solicitor and notary public, Gore st Malloch judge John G., county Lanark, Drummond st Masonic hall, William Graham, keeper, Gore st MATHESON ARTHUR J., barrister, notary public, &e., Gore st merchant, MATHESON HON.RODERICK, senator, Gore st Matheson Roderick, jun., storekeeper, Wilson st May Daniel, weaver, Wilson st MEDICAL HALL, John S.E., Combs, proprietor, Foster st MÉDICAL HALL, William Grant, M.D., C.M., proprietor, Gore st Meighen A., & Brothers, storekeepers, Foster st .MEIGHEN ARTHUR, agent Phenix Fire Insurance Co., Gore st Meighan Chas., produce dealer, Gore st Meighen William, of A.Meighen & Brothers, Foster st MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA, James Gray, agent; Hector Fraser, accountant, Drummond st ; Miller Charles, machinist, De Wattvillest Mitchell George, miner, John st Mitchell John, foreman, D'Arcy st MONTREAL OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO., head office, Montreal, W.J.Morris, agent, Craig st.See Adv {ALLAN LINE) page facing first cover MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.À.E.Seeley, agent, Gore st Moore Robert, grave digger, Gore st Moorehouse Henry, lumber surveyor, Herriet st Morris hon.Alexander, of Morris & Ra- denhurst, Gore st Morris John, survevor MORRIS & RADENHURST, barristers, &c., Gore st MORRIS WILL1AM J.manager Canada Bolt works, and Agent Allan Line of Steamships, Craig st Morrison E., photographer, Gore st Morrison Mrs.William, milliner, Gore st MORRISON WILLIAM, broker and commission merchant, Gore st Murphy Thomas, moulder, Wilson st Murray rev.Chas, R.catholic, Wilson st Neilson Mrs.Eleanor, wid Cornelius, Herriet st NEW YORK MICA CO, John F.Baker, superintendent ; mica of all sizes always on hand Nichol Thomas, Wilson st ; Nicholl Thomas, agent for Giles & Mc- Laren, lumberers, Gore st Nixon Charles, tanner, Gore st NORTHGRAVES G., & SON, watchmakers and jewellers, dealers in gold and silver watches, fine gold jewellery, electroplated ware, clocks, spectacles, musical instruments, fancy goods, &c., Gore st North Western Fertilizing Co., mining branch, J.F.Baker, superintendent Northgraves William, of G.Northgraves & Son (O\u2019Brien William, boots and shoes, Gore st (\"Neil Patrick, baker, Gore st (\u2019Rieley Jas, carpenter, De Wadttville st ONTARIO CONCENTRATED TANIN CO., Gorest Pandergast Miss M., milliner, Gore st Patterson James, bailiff, Mill st PERTH BAKERY and confectionery, orders punctually attended to, James Allan, proprietor PERTH COURIER, weekly, annual subscription $1.50; G.L.Walker & Brother, editors, proprietors and printers, Gore st, opp Allan's hotel PERTH EXPOSITOR, weekly, annual subscription $1.50; Thomas Scott, editor, proprictor and printer, Gore st, n Allan's hotel Perth public school, Alfred Baker, principal Grammar school, M.S.Me- Dowell, assistant ; William M.Thorn ton, principal Common school, Misses Sarah A.Scott, Mary Radenhurs*, Catherine Forgie and Caroline Smitherman, assistants Philp Henry, cabinetmaker, Wilson st PHŒNIX FIRE INSURANCE Ut.Arthur Meighen, agent, Foster st Pink William, chair maker, Foster st Playfair Andrew W., clerk, Herriet st PROVINCIAL INSURANCE CC.George Whateley, agent, Gore st Quigley Miss M., dressmaker, Foster st Quinn Dennis, laborer, De Wattville st Quinn John, clerk, De Wattville st Radenhurst Miss Mary, school teacher Craig st Radenhurst Mrs.Edith, wid Thomas.Craig st Radenhurst W.H., barrister, Gore st Reade M.J., principal R.catholic separate school Reynolds Hugh, trader, Wilson st RICE CHARLES clerk of Countr court, deputy clerk of the crown and registrar of Surrogate court, Drum- mond st Riddell John, cabinetmaker, Herriet st Rideau Mining Co., John F., Baker.superintendent Robertson Donald, carpenter, Drum- mond st Robertson Hugh, tailor, Gore st Robertson John, carpenter, Gore st Rodger John, butcher, Peter st Rudd John, clothing store, Wilson st Rugg Henry C., M.D., Gore st Rutherford John, blacksmith, Wilson st Rran & Derlin, storekeepers, Gore st Ryan Hugh, railroad contractor, Wilson st Sanderson rev.J.C., Wesleyan, Gorest Scott Miss Sarah A.school teacher.Gore st SCOTT THOMAS, job printer, and editor, proprietor and printer of the Perth Expositor, Gore st SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., John S.Hart, agent.Gore st * Shaw Henry D.Drummond st SHAW JAMES, jun., proprietor of the British Standard.SHAW & MATHESON, dealers in dry goods, fancy millinery, groceries and crockery, issuers of marriage licenses.Gore st SEELEY A.E., agent Montreal Telegraph Co., and Canadian Express Co.exchange and ticket office Shaw Mrs., wid McNairn.Foster st Shaw Richard, mayor, Drummond st Shillington Henry, weaver, North st Sibbitt Robert, storekeeper, Gore 3% Sloan Joseph, paymaster railway, De Wattville st Smart Mrs.Margaret, wid James, Wilson st Smith James, baker, Peter st Switherman Miss C., school, Drummond st Spalding James, brewery, Gore st Spence Batrick, livery stable, Herriet st SPILLMAN EDWARD, bouse, sign.carriage and ornamental painter, Foster st : St Andrew's church, Canada Presbyterian, rev.W., Bain, M.A, Gore st St James church, ch of England.rev.R.L.Stephenson, Drummond st St John\u2019s church, R.catholic, rev.J.J.Chisholm, D.D,, pastor, rev.Charles Murray, curate, Wilson st of Shaw & Matheson. Prr-PET DOMINION 650 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE oF iStanly Matthew, carriagemaker, Wilson t 8 Steele Mrs.Jessie, wid John, Foster st Stephenson rev.R.L., ch of England Drummond st STEWART A.JAMES, agent Bank of Montreal, Gore st Stone George, carpenter, De\u2019 Wattvillest Stone Robert, cooper, Drummond st Storey Robert, clerk, Gore st Sutherland James, grocer, Foster st Sutherland Mrs.J ulia, wid Alexander, Wilson st Templeton George & James, tanners, Herriet st \u2018Templeton George, of George & James Templeton, Beckwith st Templeton James, of George & James Templeton, Beckwith st Thompson James, sheriff, Gore st Thompson Robert, storekeeper, Gore st \u2018Thompson William, turner, Brock st \u2018Thornton John, cooper, Wilson st \u2018Thornton William M., M.D., principal school, Foster st \u2018Todd James, carpenter, North st Town hall, William Graham, keeper, Gore st Underhill Henry, laborer, Foster st Union Fire Co., Thomas Scott, captain; W.Grabam, 1st lieutenant ; William Farrell, 20d lieutenant ; R.B.Kellock, secretary ; John Cox, corresponding secretary ; James Hicks, treasurer Urquhart Donald W., grocer Gore st \u2018Wade Mrs.Robert, milliner, Gore st \u2018Wade Robt., telegraph operator, Gore st WALKER G.L., & BROTHER, job printers, and editors, publishers and proprietors of the Perth Courier, Gore st Walker James M., of G.L.Walker & Brother, Wilson st Walker Peter, tailor, Gore st Walker Richard, bolt maker, De Watt- ville Walsh Mrs.Bridget, dressmaker, Herriet st WALSH WILLIAM, dealer in dry goods, groceries, liquors, &c., Foster st Watson William, shoemaker, Wilson st Wesleyan methodist church, rev.J.C.Sanderson, Gore st Weatherhead T.C., & Co., storekeepers, Foster st WHATELEY GEORGE, agent for Liverpool and London and Globe, and the Provincial and Hartford Insurance Cos., and for Canada Life Assurance Co., Gore st : \u2018Williams James, cooper, Drummond st Williams Richard, saloon, Gore st \u2018Woods Joseph, grocer, Harvey st Wright Benjamin, carpenter, Gore st Wright Hiram B., tailor and hatter, Gore st *PETCH VILLE\u2014A small village in the township of Whitchurch, county of York, Distant from Aurora, a station of the Northern railway, 24 miles, from Toronto 264 miles.Population about 80.Grainshaw William, laborer Knights Thomas, farmer McMann Patrick, laborer Petch Isaac, farmer Petch John, farmer Pollock Thomas, blacksmith Ram, Charles, cartwright Richardson David, farmer Servos Charles, laborer Smith William, farmer Smole Henry, farmer Wyatt Alfred, teacher * The post office is at Aurora.PETERBOROUGH \u2014 A flourishing and rapidly progressing town, situated on the west bank of the Otonabee river, in the township of Monaghan, county of Peterborough.It is tho county sont.The site of the town is nearly level, with a few slight elevations, advantage of which has been taken in the location of the county and other public buildings.The streets are laid out very regularly, the principal ones being lit with gas.There is excellont water power, and manufacturing is exton- sively engaged in.Of sawn lumber, which is the principal production, about 23,000, 000 feot are exported annually.The other manufactures embrace woollen goods, machinery, castings, agricultural implements, leather, &c.À considerable business is also done in wheat and flour, A branch of the Midland railway connects Peter- borough with the main line at Millbrook for Port Hope and Lindsay.On the opposite side of the rivoris a large suburb, the village of Ashburnbam, united to the main body of the town by a handsome bridge.The Cobourg, Peterborough and Marmora railway terminates here.Stages leave Peterborough daily for Norwood, Lakefield and other places.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Millbrook 13 miles, from Port Hope 81 miles, from Lindsay (by rail) 38 miles.Mail daily.Population about 5,500.Adams Mrs.Sarah, wid Robt., Stewart st Aldridge George, carpenter, London st Aldridge William, bricklayer, Park st Alexander Charles, grocer, George st Alexander Miss, school teacher, Rubidge st Alford John, carpenter, Simcoe st ALLAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS, (under contract with the Government of Canada for the conveyance of the Canadian and American mails,) between Montreal, Quebec and Liverpool during summer navigation, and between Portland, Me., and Liverpool during winter navigation, head office, Montreal; Canadian Express Co, agent, George st.See Adv.page facing first cover Allardyce Miss M., dressmaker, Queen st Allen George, gunsmith, Hunter st Ames James i, shoemaker, George st, h Union st Anthony John C., shoemaker, Stewart st Appleton John, trader, Brock st Appleyard William, laborer, Park st Armstrong Benj., teamster, Murray st Armstrong George, blacksmith, London st Armstrong Moses, shoemaker, Hunter st Armstrong Mrs.Mary, wid hy ames, Stewart st Armstrong William, hotelkeeper, Bethune st Armstrong William, shoemaker, Edinburgh st Armstrong William F., switchmans George st Arnott William, chief constable, Ayl- mer st AUBURN WOOLEN MILLS, Paton Moir & Co., proprietors Avison James, finisher, Water st Ayling George, turner, Sherbrooke st Baguley James, bookkeeper, Water st Bailey Timothy, tailor, King st Baker George, blacksmith, Murray st Baker Henry, potter, Gilchrist st Baker Robert, carpenter, Albert st Bakewell Ebenezer, tailor, Stewart st Balmer Stephen, cooper, Brock st BANK OF COMMERCE, James A.Hall, manager, cor Hunter and Water sts BANK OF MONTREAL, H.E.Knowles, agent, cor Simcoe and Water sts BANK OF TORONTO, J.Murray Smith, manager, Simcoe st Baptie Mrs.Isabella, wid Alexander, ublin st Baptist church, rev.Thos.Dyall, minister, À yimeupt Barbineau Mrs.Mary, wid Joseph, Hunter st Barlee George, deputy registrar, Ayl- mer st Barnecott Thomas, marble dealer, Ayl- mer st, hds at Green's, George st Barrett Alfred, grocer, George st Barrie John, machinist, Downe st Barrie William J., photographer, Hunter st, h Brock st Bate Willinin, millwright, Rubidge st Beach William, shoemaker, Brock st BEAL WALTER, proprietor of Lake- field mill, dealer in flour, feed and produce, Simcoe st, h off Park st Beatty Miss Grace S., school teacher, Aylmer st Beatty Thomas, veterinary surgeon, Water st, h Aylmer st Beauvais James, lumberer, George st Beavis John, butcher, Simcoe st Beavis Thomas, shoemaker, Simcoe st Beck rev.J.W.R., ch of England, Park st BELL WILLIAM, M.D.chemist and druggist, George st Benton George, laborer, Murray st Bertram John, hardware, George st Best James, dry goods, George st, h Water st Bettison Miss Mary, dressmaker, Sim- coe st Bible Christian church, rev.John Butcher, minister, Murray st Billigem James, carpenter, Edinburgh st Billington Henry, hostler, McDonell st Bird John, carpenter, London st Bird Mrs.Robert seamtress, George st Bletcher Henry, Dalhousie st BLOMFIELD CHARLES J.manager Canadian Land and EmigrationCo., George st, h Antrim st Borland Wm., machinist, McDonell st Borrowman Miss Alice, school teacher, Brock st Borrowman Richard, wheelwright, Ru- bidge st Boswell Mrs Ann, wid George, Sheridan terrace Boswell Walter W., brewer, George st Boulton Michael, laborer, Charlotte st Boyce Matthew, harnessmaker, Stewart st Boyd John, carpenter, London st Boyle John, carpenter, Simcoe st Bradburn Thomas, dry goods and gre- ceries, George st Braden J.ames, school teacher, George st Breeze David, tinsmith, Edinburgh st Briggs David, tinsmith, Union st Brisbin Wm., shoomaker, MeDonell st British American Order of Good Tem- plars, W.Eastland, W.C., George st Britton John, cooper, Harvey st BROOK DANI Ns proprietor Poter- borough woollen mill, Gourt house hill Brophy Michael, Downe st Brown James, Murray st Brown John, cabinetmalker, George st, h Harvey st Brown John, laborer, Bethune st Brown Robert, barber, Simcoe st Brown Thomas, laborer, Murray st Browne John, currier, Rubidge st Brownlee George, lumberer, Water st BUOKETT FREDERICK J.B.veterinary surgeon, George st ONTARIO.] DOMINION 651 DIRECTORY.PETERBOROUGH Buller Joseph, baggagemaster M.R., Charlotte st Burke Thomas, printer, George st Burnham Elias, barrister, &c., office Simcoe st, h Park st BURNHAM FREDERICK E., barrister, attorney, solicitor, &c., Simcoe st Burnham George, M.D., cor London and Water sty Burnbam John, barrister, George st, resides in Ashburnham Burns Henry, laborer, Reid st BURRITT HORATIO C., M.D., cor Water and Murray sts Butcher rev.John, Bible christian, Murray st Butler Robert, carriagemaker, Sherbrooke st Byrnes James, saloonkeeper, George st Cairns William, tailor, Union st Callaghan John, tailor, Simcoe st Callaghan Patrick, Hunter st Cameron Charles, Stewart st Cameron John, grocer, Hunter st, h Stewart st Campbell A.H., & Co., lumber merchants, McDonell st Campbell Archibald H., of A.H.Campbell & Co., Ashburnham Campbell James, ashery, Charlotte st Campbell James, grocer, George st, h Brock st CANADA FARMERS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO., R.W.Errett, agent, Simcoe st Canada Life Insurance Co., George A.Cox, agent, Simcoe st Canada Presbyterian church, rev.John M.Roger, minister, cor Murray and Water sts CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.agent for Allan Line of Steamships ; George A.Cox, agent, Simcoe st CANADIAN LAND AND EMIGRATION CO., offer for sale on condition of settlement, good farm lands in the county of Peterborough, township of Dysart, $1.50 per acre, adjoining townships 81, Charles J.Blomfield, manager, George st Carnegie John, M.P.P., Brock st Carr Thomas, of Owens & Carr, Water st Carr Mrs.À.J., wid James, Rubidge st Carlile David, bricklayer, Antrim st CARVER SAMUEL J, postmaster, Water st Casford Joseph, machinist, Bethune st Cashman Maurice, painter, Sherbrooke st Cashman Timothy, painter, Sherbrooke st CAISSE'S HOTEL, John Turver, proprietor, George st Cassels Robert, of Dennistoun, Fair- bairn & Cassels, Charlotte st Cavanagh Timothy, hotelkeeper, Hun- tor at Chamberlin Edmund, Park lot Chambers John, clork, McDonell st Chambers Mrs., wid Thomas, Water st Chambers Thomas, J.P., of T.Chambers & Son, Water st Chambers T., & Son, bakers, Water st Chambers William, of T.Chambers & Son, Water st Chapman William, laborer, London st Charlier Mrs.Sarah, wid Joseph, school toacher, Albert st Charmon Abbott, carpenter, Murray st Chatten James, laborer Christie Andrew, lumberer, Edinburgh st Church of England (St.John's), rev J.W.R.Beck, Hunter st Church of Scotland James McDonald, Rubidge st CITIZENS\u2019 INSURANCE CO.OF CANADA, R.W.Errett, agent, Sim- coe st Clarke Edward, engineer, Dalhousie st Clarke John, watchmaker, Simcoe st, h Water st Clegg Charles, miller, Antrim st Clegg Edward, miller, Antrim st Clementi Theodore B., provincial land surveyor, Hunter st Clementi Vincent M., agent and telegraph operator, Midland railway, Bethune st Clifford John, storekeeper, George st Clotworthy James, lumberer, George st Cluxton William H.clerk, Aylmer st, Cluxton William, dry goods, George st, h Water st Cobb & Falls, blacksmiths, Hunter st Cobb Joseph, of Cobb & Falls, Brock st Cochrane Robert, engineer, Dalhousie st Collins Thomas, grocer, George st COLONIAL SECURITIES CO, R.W.Errett, agent, Simcoe st COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Henry Morgan, proprietor, George st Commercial Union Fire and Life Insurance Co, George A.Cox, agent, Simcoe st Comstock Aaron, cabinetmaker, Ayl- mer st CONYAL PETER, wholesale and retail tea merchant and family grocer, Georg?st, h Brock st Connin Miss Honora, Water st Connor Patrick, laborer, Wolfe st Cook Charles, shoemaker, McDonell st Cook Richard P., carpenter, George st Connors Edward, lumberer, George st Convent of the Congregation of Notre Dame, sister St Matilde, superioress, Rubidge st Cole Gregory, shoemaker, George st Cook Samuel, millwright, Bethune st Cookson Edward, carriagemaker, Gilchrist st Cooper John, founder, Gilchrist st Corby Francis, laborer, Dalhousie st Coulter William, druggist, George st, h Charlotte st Course William, baker, Charlotte st Court house and jail, James McWil- liams, keeper, Water st COX GEORGE A.insurance, steamship, express, telegraph and general agent, &c., Simcoe st.h McDonell st Cox G.J., carpenter, off Park st ® Cox Henry, painter, Murray st Cox John H,, tailor, Antrim st Crawford Stephen D, M.D., Market sq Croft William, hotelkeeper, Hunter st Croley Thos.D., carpenter, London st Crossly James, carpenter, London st Crow Edward, laborer, Smith st Cronn Mrs.Jane, wid Henry, Dublin st Culling Cornelius, shoemaker, Hunter st Cumming James, teamster, Charlotte st Cumming William, Simcoe st Curran Owen, watchman Midland railway, township Monaghan Curtis Miss Fanny, school Hunter st Custom house, Thomas Fortye, surveyor, Water st Daley Michael, King st Dauey Edward, lumberer, Water st Darcy Garrett, fanning mill maker, Dublin st Darcy Thomas, fanning mill maker, Dublin st, h George st Dartnell William, shoemaker, off Park st Davidson John L,, clerk, Harvey st (St Andrew's), rev teacher, Davis Mrs.S., wid John, Simcoe st Davis rev.George H.Wesleyan, George st Davis Thomas, Simcoe st Dawson Alexander, of Dawson & Mun- roe, George st Day Henr , gardener, Edinburgh st Defoe Gilbert, turner, Murray st Deitcher William, laborer, Aylmer st Delaney John, blacksmith, Murray st DENNISTOUN, FAIRBAIRN & CAS- SELS, barristers, solicitors, &c., Hunter st Dennistoun James F., of Dennistoun, Fairbairn & Cassels, Brock st Dennistoun Robert, county judge, resides in the township of Smith Derry Thomas, harnessmaker, Reid st Descheneau Joseph, laborer, Hunter st Dickson George, mill hand, London st Dixon James R., headmaster, Union school, Murray st, h Antrim st Dixon James H., township Smith Dixon William, of Johnston & Dixon, George st .Doharty John, carriagemaker, Hunter st Doman Thomas, laborer, Antrim st DONNELLY THOMAS, sewing machine agent, wholesale and retail dealer in saddlery, hardware, harness, trunks, valises, bags, &c., George st, h Reid st Donnelly William, clerk, McDonell st Donovan Mrs.Thomas, Rubidge st Doran Patrick D., of Doran & Gibbons, bds at Caisse\u2019s hotel, George st DORAN & GIBBONS, dry goods, millinery and clothing, George st Douglas John, of Douglas & Logan, Murray st Douglas & Logan, Brock st Douglas Robert, weaver, London st Doyle Wm., cabinetmaker, London st Duignan Mrs.Bridget, wid James, grocery, George st DUMBLE DAVID W., barrister, &c., George st, h Edinburgh st | Duncan John, blacksmith, Smith st Duncan Wm., blacksmith, McDonell st Dunkin James, blacksmith, Stewart st Dunlop John, hotelkeeper, Charlotte st Dunn James B., tavern, Hunter st Dunn Justus, carriagemaker, Simcoe st Duna Patrick, clerk, Hunter st Dunnet B.N., manager for J.W.Dun- net, George st Dunnet James W., dry goods, George st, resides in Belleville Dunsford Geo.attorney, &c., Market sq Eastland Poole, clerk, Simcoe st Eastland Thomas, Park lot Eastland Wm., dry goods, George st Ecart Mrs.Agues, wid Fred.Bethune st Ecart Mrs.Jane, wid John, Murray st Edgar James, carpenter, George st Edmison Alexander, laborer, London st EDMISON GEORGE, barrister, &c., George st, h Rubidge st Edwards C.H,, lumber clerk, cor Ayl- mer and London sts EDWARDS JAMES, town clerk and treasurer, office Simeoe st, h Park lot Elder John, of Ferguson & Elder- George st Elliott Smith, teamster, Sherbrooke st Elmer Joseph, bricklayer, London st English James, blacksmith, Charlotte st English John, blacksmith, Charlotte st English Wm, carpenter, Charlotte st Erksine George, weaver, McDonell st Erskine John, dry goals, George st Erley Thomas, clerk, Murray st carriagemakers, PETERBOROUGH.DOMINION 652 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE OF ERRETT RICHARD W, clerk Division court, notary, insurance and collective agent, imcoe st, h London st Evans Hugh T., marble cutter, Bethune st Ewart John, McDonell st EXAMINER (THE) weekly; annmal subscription $1.50; James Stratton, editor, proprietor and printer, Sim- coe st Rairbairn Thos.M., of Dennistoun, Fair- bairn & Cassels, Simcoe st FAIRWEATHER W., & CO., dry goods, clothing, millinery aud groceries, George st Falls William, of Cobb & Falls, George st Farin Mrs.Ann, wid Patrick, Water st FAUCHER DOLPHUS, proprietor of Faucher's hotel and restaurant, George st, cor Market sq FAUCHER'S HOTEL, D.Faucher, proprietor, George st, cor Market sq Ferguson John, of Ferguson & Élder, Hunter st Ferguson & Elder, dry goods, George st Ferguson Mrs.Mary, wid Fred., Stewart st Fife William, Murray st Fisher Luke, flour and feed store, George st Fitzgerald Gideon, carpenter, London 8 Fitzgerald Patrick, shoemaker, George st Fitzgerald Robert, cabinetmaker Fitzgerald Tobias,carriagemaker, Brock st Flannigan Wm., carpenter, Murray st Flavelle John, clerk, Albert st Fletcher John, shoemaker, George st Flynn Thomas, teacher, Simcoe st Forbille Joseph, musician, Aylmer st Ford Joseph, weaver, London st Forsyth John, photographer, Simcoe st Fortye Frederick, Water st Fortye Thomas, customs Water st, h Sherbrooke st Foster Edward, plasterer, London st Fowler J.B., of Green & Fowler, George st Fraser Donald, machinist, London st Fraser James, carpenter, London st Fraser Mrs.Charlotte, wid Andrew, Stewart st Fraser Robert, founder, London st Frier David, hotelkeeper, Brock st Gallay William machinist, Dublin st Galvin Patrick, blacksmith, Aylmer st Gamble David, carpenter, Antrim st Gamble John, carpenter, Smith st Gamble Samuel, carpenter, Antrim st Gardener John, founder, Bethune st Garrett Joseph, potter, Murray st Garvey & Kent, grocers, George st Garvey John, of Garvey & Kent, George st Gasprie Maxime, shoemaker, Aylmer st Gibbons John J.'S.of Doran & Gibbons, bds at Caisse\u2019s hotel, George st Gibbs John, painter, London st Giddes William, blacksmith, London st Giffin William, painter, Bethune st Giles Phillip, gardener, Simcoe st Gillespie Alex., carpenter, Dalhousie st Gillespie John, laborer, Dublin st Gilmour J.W., township Monaghan Glass John H., grocer, George st Glenn Mrs.Elfen, wid James, Park st Glenn Patrick, laborer, Brock st Goodfellow Henry, painter, Bethune st surveyor, Gordon Edward, laborer, Wolfe st GORE DISTRICT MUTUAL INSURANCE CO., R.W.Errett, agent, Sim- coe st Goselin Edward, laborer, Wolfe st Goldey Thomas, painter, Antrim st Graham Mrs.Ann, wid Robert, Water st Graham Mrs.Lucretia, wid À.C., dressmaker, Simcoe st Gray Peter, boarding house, Market sq Green Benjamin, commission merchant, Simcoe st Green Edward, lumberer, London st Green Edward, market clerk, Market sq Green Erasmus, carpenter, George st GREEN & FOWLER, staple and funcy dry goods, millinery, gents\u2019 furnishings, &ec., manufacturers of clothing, Geo: ge st GREEN JOHN, barrister, &e., office cor George and Simeoe sts Green Patrick, laborer, McDonell st Green R.H., of Green & Fowler, George st Green Thomas, grocer and hotelkeeper, George st Green William, clerk, Stewart st Green William, painter, Downe st Green William J., produce merchant, Simcoe st Grffiith James, wool carder, Murray st Griffith John, fanning mill maker, Mur- George st, h y st Griffith Samuel, carpenter, Antrim st Grubbe Robert W., teller Bank of Toronto, Stewart st Guerin Isaac, barber, George st Guiett Edw., tavernkeeper, Aylmer st Guyett Mrs.M., wid Louis, boarding house, Market sq Haffey John, tailor, McDonell st Haffey Patrick, McDonell st Hall Albert, confectioner, George st Hall Frederick W., deputy sheriff, Mc- Donell st Hall James, sheriff, Hunter st HALL JAMES A., manager Canadian Bank of Commerce, Water st, h Charlotte st Hall John J., of George Stctlem & Co, Reid st Hall Mrs., wid, Simcoe st Hall Richard, of Nicholls & Ilall, George st Hall William, of Nicholls & Hall, Hun- a st HI William, of W.G.Thompson & Co., Hunter st Hall William H., lumber merchant, Sim- coe st Hamilton James, proprietor Agricultural foundry, cor George und King sts, h Water st Hamilton Peter, founder, Water st Hamilton Robert, hardware, George st, h Brock st HAMILTON WILLIAM, Peterborough foundry, an works, Reid st.Hanigan William, carpenter, Murray st Hartly Henry, quarryman, Aylmer st Hartly John, bricklayer, Antrim st Hartly John A., agent, Murray st Harty Philip, school teacher, Sherbrooke st Harvey Alexander, M.D., physician and surgeon, George st Hartford Fire Insurance Co.George A.Cox, agent, Simcoe st Hatton Miss Victoria, tencher, Sheri- Jroprictor machine dant errace Hazlehurst Mrs.E., wid George, Ru- bidge st Hazlitt T.G., lumber merchant Heather FrancisW.butcher,Charlotte st Heathfield Thomas, McDonell st Heffern Mrs.Ann, wid William, Union st HELM WILLIAM, foundry, Simcoe st, h George st Henderson Robert, clerk, King st Henry James, plasterer, Bethune st Henry John, plasterer, Harvey st Henthorn David, livery stable, Hunter st Henthorn EL U., J.P., George st Heubeck Frederick, grocer, George st Hewitt John, McDonell st Hewitt T.R., farmer, Antrim st Hill Edward C., carriagemaker, Brock st Hilliard George, lumber merchant, George st Hillier John, carpenter, Edinburgh st Hoban Mrs.Margaret, wid D., boarding house, Brock st Hodson Mrs.Ann, wid John, shopkeeper, George st Hodgson William IL, carriagemaker George st Hogan Henry, sausagemaker, Simcoe st Hogan John, laborer, King st Holdway Edward, laborer, Hunter st Holland Wm.H,, accountant, George st Home Fire Insurance Co., of New Haven Conn., Geo.A.Cox., agent, Simcoe st Hope James, carpenter, London st Hopkins Daniel, saddler, Simcoe st Howden John, constable, George st Howson James, carpenter, Rubidge st Hoyland John, traveller, Simcoe st Hudson Butler, cabinetmaker, Brock st Huffman Luther, plasterer, Murray st Hughes James L., carpenter, Reid st Hughes W.H., millwright, Antrim st [Hughson John C., of A.II.Campbell & Co., resides in Albany N.Y.Hunter Percival A., Market sq Hurley Mrs.Mary, wid Edward, King st Huston Joseph, livery stable, Water st Hyman Solomon, jun, hatter and furrier, George st, bds at Caisse\u2019s hotel Imperial Fire Insurance Co., George A.Cox, agent, Simcoe st Innis Robert, of Nicholls & Hal], Sim- coe st Irwin John, laborer, Brock st Irwin John, shoemaker, Aylmer st Trwin Robert, engineer, Dalhousie st Isbister William, blacksmith, Brock st Jackson Andrew, Sherbrooke st JAMES JOHN, & SON, eabinetmakers George st James John, of J.James & Son, Brock st James William E., of J.James & Son, Brock st Jamieson Samuel, shoemaker, Water st Juyes Samuel, baker and grocer, (reorge st Jeffers John, saloonkeeper, Charlotte st Jesking Willium, bricklayer Job William, pedlar, Charlotte st Johnson J.A., accountant, Bank of Toronto, Simcoe st Johnston Benj., shoemaker, Simcoe st Johnston Charles, miller, London st JOHNSTON & DIXON, dry goods and groceries, George st Johnston (George, baker, London st Johnston George, tailor, Water st Johnston James, lumberman, Brock st Johnston James, plasterer, Dublin st Johnston Robert, Brock st Johnston Shmuel, carpenter, Aylmer st Johnston Sumuel, shoemaker, Charlotte st Johnston Willinm W., of Johnston & Dixon, Brock st ONTARIO.] DOMINION 653 DIRECTORY.PETERBOROUGH Johnston William, laborer, Bethune st Jordan Martin, lumber merchant, London st Kane Andrew, trader, London st KANE D.P., cabinetmaker,upholsterer, &ec., George st Kane Michael, mason, Smith st Keune Mrs.Mary, wid Christopher, milliner, Water st Kearns George, carpenter, Dublin st Kearns William, laborer, Murray st Keenan John, carpenter, Antrim st Kelly John, sen., blacksmith, Sherbrooke st Kelly Miss Helen, Reid st Kelly Misses, Brock st Kelly Mra.Catherine, wid Hugh, Me- Donell st Kelly Patrick, laborer, Simcoe st Kelly rev, Oliver, R.catholic, Rubidge st Kelso Robert, carpenter, Edinburgh st KEMPT ALEXANDER W., chemist and druggist, George st, h Brock st Kennard John, cabinetmaker, Harvey st Kennedy James C., painter, McDonell st Kennedy John, blacksmith, George st Kennedy major, J.P., Water st Kennedy Thomas, shoemaker, Water st Kennedy William N., painter, Hunter st Kent Ths., of Garvey & Kent, George st Kent Thomas, machinist, McDonell st KIDD ALEXANDER B.bookseller and stationer, Harvey st Kincaid & Co., druggists, George st KINCAID ROBERT, M.D.coroner, surgeon of 57 Batt., and county gaol, office Ontario drug store, George st, h George st King John, moulder, McDonell st King Mrs.Mary, wid Peter, boarding house, McDonell st King Wm.A, soda water maker, Sim- coe st KINGAN ROBERT, hardware merchant, Hunter st, h Brock st Kingdon George, cooper, Simcoe st Kirby Thomas, clerk, McDonell st Kirkpatrick Frederick, Simcoe st KNOWLES HENRY E., agent Bank of Montreal, cor Simcoe and Water sts Lane Timothy, laborer, Brock st Lane John, sawyer, Brock st Langford George, umbrellamaker, George st Langford & McKee, cabinetmakers George st Langford William, of Langford & McKee, Brock st Lannin Joseph, clerk, Water st LANNIN THOMAS, plumber, gasfitter and bell hanger, dealer in stoves, tinware, &c., George st Laplante Noah, butcher, Sherbrooke st Larcau Benjamin, grocer, Hunter st Larkin William, carpenter, Albert st Larmour Robt., shoemaker, McDonell st Larmour William J., of McWilliams & Larmour, George st Lasher A.W., & Co, storekeepers, George st Lasher Amos W., of Lasher & Co, Aylmer st Lasher Wm, carpenter, Edinburgh st Lasher Wm, carpenter, Union st Lavois Thomas, laborer, Sherbrooke st Law John, engineer, McDonell st Lawder Edward, (ailor, Hunter st Lawson Henry, miller, George st Leake John, shoemaker, Hunter st Lech William, furrier, George st Leo John, jun., carpenter, George st Leo John, sen., George st Lee Willimm, carpenter, Smith st Leigh William, butcher, Water st Leitch John, carpenter, Murray st Lemay David, confectioner, George st LEMAY FRANCIS, tailor and clothier, Hunter and George sts, h Brock st Lendrum J.W., express driver, Downe st Leonard Geo.T., barrister, Stewart st Leonard Thomas, Stewart st Leslie George H., carpenter, Brock st Liddle Charles, carpenter, Brock st Lilley William, painter, Antrim st Lipsett Lewis, grocer and confectioner, George st, h Simcoe st Lithgow Hiram, clerk, Dublin st Little Henry, carpenter, Brock st Little John, harnessmaker, George st Livingston James, spinner, McDonell st Lockhart John, of Lockhart & Millar, Harvey st Lockhart & Millar, George st Logan Miss Grace, Rubidge st LoganWm.of Douglas & Logan, Brock st Loudon Hugh, carpenter, McDonell st Long William H., clerk, George st Looney John, millwright, Dalhousie st Lorrin Benjamin, grocer, Hunter st Lowrey David, of Lasher & Co., Ayl- mer st Lowry Mrs.Ann, wid John, Sherbrooke carriagemakers, st Lundy John J., Queen st Lundy Joseph,carpenter, Aylmer st LUNDY ROBERT B.tanner and manufacturer of pebble, polished and buff leathers, cor Aylmerand Brock sts Lundy William, store keeper,George st, h Queen st Lynch Brian, laborer, Downe st Lyuch James, laborer, Smith st Lynch John, tailor, off Park st Macdonald Charles D., London st McAuly Jacob, laborer, Hunter st McBean Wm., grain merchant, Simcoe st McBurney George, carpenter, Dublin st McBurney Thomas, Hunter st McCabe 8.P.saloon, Hunter st McCabe Patrick, baker, Water st McClelland John, jeweller, George st McClelland Joseph, watchmaker, Stewart st McCormick Patrick, laborer, Union st McCullagh William, of White & Mc- Cullagh, Bethune st McCullough Jas., laborer, McDonell st McCullough John R., M.D., Simcoe st McCullough Miss Elizabeth, matron Protestant home, Stewart st McDonald Angus, grocer, George st McDonald John, lumber merchant, Aylmer st ; McDonald rev.James, ch of Scotland, Brock st cor Rubidge st McDONALD WILLIAM, proprietor Royal Canadian hotel, Simcoe st McDowell Mrs., Bethune st McEvelley Patrick, laborer, Dublin st McFadden James, constable, King st McFadden James, laborer, Smith st McFadden Martin, laborer, Dublin st MeFaul John H., 2nd teacher Grammar school, Sheridan terrace MeGarrity Arthur, moulder, Dublin st McGill Henry, laborer, Murray st McGinnis John, laborer, Downe st McGowan Jacob R,, tailor, Dublin st McGrath Cornelius, shoemaker, Aylmer st McGregor Duncan, mason, Aylmer st McGregor John, finisher, London st McGregor Lewis, livery stable, Brock st McKee Thomas, of Langford & McKee, Dublin st McKee William, carpenter, Dublin st McKelvey James, trader, Hunter st McLennan Miss, Edinburgh st McMahon Hugh, shoemaker, King st McMahon Matthew, laborer, Hunter st McNaughton John, shoemaker, Sherbrooke st McNeilly John, shoemaker, Antrim st McNeil Alexander, auctioneer, Water st McNeil Alex., jun., clerk, Water st McWilliams James, keeper court house and gaol, Water st McWilliams John B., of McWilliams & Larmour, Harvey st McWilliams & Larmour, shoemakers George st \u2019 Maitland Malcolm, carpenter, McDonell 5 Malcolm William, Aylmer st Malone James, carter, London st Mannell Edmond, bricklayer, Bethune s Marks Irwin, blacksmith, Queen st Martin James, carpenter, George st Martin John, carpenter, Dublin st Martin Mrs.Charlotte, wid W.H., Hunter st Martin William J., carpenter, George st Mason Francis, cooper, Brock st Mason William, clerk, Murray st Masters Geo., shoemaker, Edinburgh st Masters Mrs.Mary, wid J ohn, Rubidge Mechanics\u2019 institute, president, Hunter st Menzies James, tailor, Aylmer st MENZIES THOMAS, bookseller, stationer and money broker, George st h Brock st Menzies William, Brock st Mercer Francis.of W.Mercer & Brothers, Stewart st Mercer Jobn, of W.Mercer & Brothers, Stewart st MERCER WILLIAM, & BROTHERS, tailors and clothiers, George st Mercer William, of W.Mercer & Brothers, Stewart st Metherall John, carriagemaker, George William Helm, foreman printer.st Metherall Wm., carriagemaker, Aylmer st Meyett Louis, barber, Simcoe st MIDLAND RAILWAY OF CANADA.V.M.Clementi, agent, Bethune st Millar James, of Lockhart & Millar.Harvey st Miller John W., shoemaker, McDonell st Millar William, blacksmith, George st Milligan Joseph, teamster, Sherbrooke st Mills George, blacksmith, London st Mills Mrs.Esther, wid John, storekeeper, Water st Minorgan George, moulder, Brock st Mitchell Frederick, saloon, George st Mitchell John, carpenter, Brock st Mitchell William H., saddler, Hunter st Mitchell Geo., saloonkeeper, George st Moffatt John, blacksmith, Aylmer st Moir Edward, of Paton, Moir & Co.Moloney John, grocer, George st, h Simcoe st Moloney Michael, Simcoe st Montgomery James, carpenter, Charlotte st Montgomery William, carpenter, Charlotte st MONTREAL OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO., head office, Montreal; Canadian Express Co., agent, George st.See Adv (ALLAN LINE) page facing first cover PETERBOROUGH.DOMINION 654 DIRECTORY.[PROVINOE OF MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, George A.Cox, agent, Simcoe st Mooney Frederick, lumber merchant, Hunter st Moore Andrew, laborer, Hunter st MOORE WILLIAM H., barrister, &c., George: Morgan Alfred, grocer, Hunter st MORGAN HENRY, proprietor Commercial hotel, George st Morris Robert, trader, Dublin st Morrow Alexander, Murray st Morrow Robert, McDonell st Morton Mrs.Sarah, wid George, Water st Muncaster Chas., watchmaker, George st Mungovan Patrick, agent, Water st Munroe & Dawson, mill owners, George st Munroe George, engineer, Charlotte st Munroe George, of Dawson & Munroe, Harvey s Music hall, ket sq Myers Henry, carpenter, Aylmer st Nesbitt Henderson, assistant gaoler, Water st Nevin James, farmer, Reid st Newton John, carder, McDonell st NICHOLLS & HALL, dealers in groceries, crockery, glassware and provisions, dry goods merchants, wholesale and retail, Simcoe st Nicholls Miss Ann, Water st Nicholls Robert, of Nicholls & Hall, Rubidge st Nisbet T.W., accountant, Bank of Commerce, Water st North British and Mercantile Fire and Life Insurance Co., George A.Cox, agent, Simcoe st O'Beirne Ivan, attorney, Dalhousie st O'Brian John, saloon, George st O\u2019Brien John, carriagemaker, Reid st O\u2019Brien Patrick, carriagemaker, George st O\u2019Donnell John, L.D.S., dentist, Hunt E.C.Hill, proprietor, Mar- ter st O'Donnell Michael, teamster, Bethune st O'Meara Patrick, waggonmaker, Char lotte st O'Neil Miss Mary Ann, dressmaker, Water st O'Riley Hugh, tailor, Simcoe st O'Shea John, shoemaker, Aylmer st O'Sullivan John, M.D., Hunter st Ogilvy William, Hunter st ONTARIO BANK AND SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT, George E.Shaw, manager, Water st ORDE G.F., Simcoetst Orde Walter L., post office clerk, Sim: coe st ORMOND CHARLES, of Ormond & Walsh, Murray st Ormond James R., watchmaker, Hunter st ORMOND & WALSH, druggists, cor George and Simcoe sts OWENS & CARR, pump makers and agents for agricultural implements, George st ' Owens Henry, of Owens & Curr Papin Louis, carter, Aylmer st Paris Louis, shoemaker, Aylmer st Parnall Richard, miller, McDonell st PATON, MOIR & CO., proprietors Auburn woollen mills Paton William H., of Paton, Moir & Co.bds at Caisse's hotel, George st Patterson C.E.A, clerk, Brock st Patterson Geo., saloonkeeper, George st Patterson Jas, blacksmith, Loudon st Patterson Robert, shoemaker, Simcoe st Patterson Thomas, London st Patterson Thomas, spinner Albert st PATTERSON W., & SON, tanners, Aylmer st Patterson Walter, jun, of W.Patterson & Son, Aylmer st Patterson Walter, sen, of W.Patterson & Son, Aylmer st Patton Mrs.I.wid John, Stewart st.Payne Lazarus, McDonell st Pearse Edgcombe, county clerk and treasurer, George st Pengilly James, saddler, Hunter st Pentland David, dentist, Geurge st Perry Charles, M.P., Reid st PETERBOROUGH FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS, W.Hamilton, roprietor, Reid st.PETERBOROUGH REVIEW, weekly, annual subscription, $1.60; Robert Romaine, proprietor and printer, George st PETERBOROUGH WOOLLEN MILL, Daniel Brook, proprietor Phelan Edward, hotelkeeper, Simcoe st Phillips William, grocer, Charlotte st Picard Joseph, billiard room, Caisse's hotel Poole Edwin, cabinetmaker, George st Poole Thomas, cabinetmaker, George st POST OFFICE, Samuel J.Carver, postmaster, Water st Powers John, laborer, Smith st Pratt Thomas, carpenter, Sherbrooke st Protestant home, Miss Elizabeth Me- Cullough, matron, Stewart st Prout George, weaver, Murray st Prout Richard, millwright, London st Provincial Fire Insurance Co., George A.Cox, agent, Simcoe st Purser John, blacksmith, Brock st Purser Samuel, teamster, Brock st Ramsay Samuel, carpenter, Murray st Ranger Moise, laborer, Wolfe st Racket Arthur, band master, 57 Batt George st Redmond Michael, carriagemaker, Hunter st Redpath Samuel, tailor, Dublin st Registry office,captain Charles Rubidge, R.N., registrar, Brock st Reid John, tavernkeeper, Simcoe st Reynolds Benjamin, saloon, Hunter st Richardson Wm., wool dealer, Smith st Ritchie John, bricklayer, Dublin st Robertson Hugh, carpenter, Union st ROBERTSON WILLIAM, blind, sash and door factory, Dublin st Robertson Mrs.Catherine, wid T.H, Rubidge st Robertson Robert, carpenter, King st Robidow Charles, sawyer, Edinburgh st Robinson Charles, painter, Murray st Robinson Edward, grocer, Charlotte st Robinson Isaac, of 1.Robinson & Co, George st Robinson I, & Co., storekeepers, George st Robinson Walter, carpenter, Dublin st Robson John, carpenter, Dublin st Robson Samuel, Darnessmaker, George st Robson Walter, carpenter, Dublin st Roger rev.John M, Cunadu presbyterian, Park lot Rogers Henry C., Murray st ROMAINE ROBERT, proprietor and printer of the Peterborough Review, George st Rose James, tounder, Bethune st Rose John, founder, Rubldge st Ross George, tavernkeeper, George, st Ross John, moulder, Rubidge st Rountree Tho., shoemaker, Water st Rowe Robert, builder, Hunter st ROYAL CANADIAN HOTEL, William McDonald, proprietor Simcoe st Rubidge captain Charles, HN, registrar, Simcoe st, h Aylmer st Rubidge Charles P., Charlotte st Rubidge Frederick, clerk, King st Rudking Patrick, shoemaker, King st Rule George, pedlar, Sherbrooke st Russell James R., Brock st Russell John, teamster, Hunter st Rutherford Arthur, carpenter, Reid st Rutherford Ths., carpenter, Brock st Ryan James, tanner, Simcoe st Ryan Patrick, tanner, George st Sanderson Miss Murtha, dressmaker, Simcoe st Sandey Mrs.Mary, wid John, Aylmer st Suge Benjamin, laborer, Harvey st Sauvé Henri, builder, Charlotte st Sawers Augustus, woollen mill, London st Schneider George, grocer, (George st Scott Andrew, blacksmith, Antrim st Scott Mrs.Sarah, wid James, sick nurse, Sherbrooke st Scott William A., lumber merchant, Sherbrooke st SCOTT WILLIAM H., mayor, barrister, attorney at law, &c., Simcoe st SHAW GEORGE E., manager Ontario bank, Water st Shaw J oseph, tailor, Brock st Shaw Nathaniel, lumber merchant, Hunter st Shaw R.W., Park lot Shearer Peter, laborer, London st Sheridan Walter, Brock st Sherlock Lucius, bookkeeper, Water st Sherwood Henry, mason, Smith st Simm John, carpenter, McDonell st Simons Peter, tailor, Simcoe st Smith Alexander, of Smith, Boyd & Co., Simcoe st Smith hon.Sidney, Q.C.SMITH HENRY, barrister, attorney, &c., George st SMITH J.MURRAY, manager Bank of\u2019 Toronto, bds at Caisse\u2019s hotel, George st Smith Mrs.Helen, wid Wm., Murray st Smith Robert, photographer, George st Sodye Joseph, Prickiayer, Stewart st Spence John, engineer, Antrim st Spencelly Joseph, brickmaker, Mc- Donell st Spry Jas., blacksmith, Sherbrooke st Spry Lewis, tinsmith, Dalhousie st Sproule George B., photographer, Hunter st St Matilde sister, superioress, convent of the Congregation of Notre Dawe, Rubidge st St Peter's church, rev.Oliver Kelly, priest, cor Reid und Rubidge sts Stalker Joseph, shoemaker, London st Stapleton Charles, bailiff, Water st Stark Adam, Dublin st Stenhouse Walter, clerk, George st Stephens Jumes, book and job printer and bookbinder, ITunter st Stephens John IL, optician and fancy store, George st STRTHEM GÉORG E, & CO., hurdwure, George st Stevenson Jumes, tinsmith, George st Stewart Alexander, weaver, London st STEWART HOUSE, Hamilton Uin, proprietor, cor Hunter and Wuler sty Stewart Mrs.J., wid Frank, boarding house, Stewart st Stewart Mrs.Louisa H., wid Willinm, Dublin st ONTARIO.] DOMINION 655 DIRECTORY.Prr-Per Stenson Geo., blacksmith, McDonell st Stenson James T., of R.Stenson & Son, Charlotte st Stenson Robert, of R.Stenson & Son, Charlotte st Stenson R., & Son, shoemakers, George st STRATTON JAMES, editor, publisher and proprietor of The Examiner, Simcoe st, residence Ashburnham Strickland Walter R., civil engineer, George st, b Rubidge st Stutt Andrew J., Charlotte st Stutt Mrs.Mary, wid Robert, Aylmer st Sullivan John, hotelkeeper, Hunter st Sutherland Hugh, laborer, Dublin st Swallow Thos., bricklayer, Antoine st Swinton David, laborer, McDonell st Tangney John, tanner, McDonell st Tangney Morris, laborer, Dublin st Tangney Timothy, laborer, Reid st Tamblyn John, teller Ontario bank, Stewart st Tanner (Geo., cabinetmaker, Hunter st Tanner Mrs.Eliza, wid Edward, Aylmer st Tate Mrs, Eliza, wid John, Charlotte st Taylor Frederick, teacher, residence Ashburnham Taylor George, turner, Simcoe st TAYLOR JOHN, manufacturer and wholesale and retail dealer in boots, shoes, leather, findings, &c., George st Taylor John, shoemaker, George st Taylor Robert, tailor, Simcoe st, h Water st TAYLOR WILLIAM H., M.D, L.R.C.S.of Edinburgh, pharmaceutical chemist, cor George and Hunter sts, h Brock st Tennyson George, farmer, King st Thompson Edward, teamster, Smith st Thompson Elias, lumberer, Harvey st Thompson Robert, photographer, George st Thompson Wm., weaver, Murray st THOMSON W.G., & CO, dry goods, George st Thomson William G., of W.G.Thomson & Co., Rubidge st cor Brock st Thornton Thomas, carpenter, Brock st Thornton Wn., carter, McDonell st Tierney Thomas, laborer, Dublin st money Wm, livery stable, Simcoe st Tobin Edw., tavernkeeper, George st Toker E.J., Water st Toole William, sash and door factory, Murray st Travellers Life and Accident Insurance Co., of Hartford, George A.Cox, agent, Simcoe st Tremaine Jawes, spinner, McDonell st Tremblay O., laborer, Sherbrooke st Trenwith Richard, shoemaker, Charlotte st Trotter Mrs.Janet, Water st Tucker Thomas, moulder, Reid st Tulley John, tailor, George st Turcot Remi, confectioner, George st TURVER JOHN, proprietor Cuisse's hotel, George st Tyrrell Edw.general agent, George st UIN HAMILTON, proprietor Stewart house, cor Hunter and Water sts Union school, James R.Dixon, head master, Murray st Vailletti Raward,hotelkeeper Aylmer st Vinett F, J., cooper, McDonell st Vinett Gabriel, cooper, McDonell st Vinett Mss RB.C,, private school, Me- Donell st Vinette Jean Baptiste, laborer, Sherbrooke st Wainwright Mrs.Mary Ann, dressmaker, George st Wainwright Robt., butcher, George st Walker Edward, bricklayer, McDonell st Wallace David, bookkeeper, London st Wallis captain James, farmer, township Monaghan Walsh George, painter, Hunter st Walsh Mrs.James, Murray st Walsh Mrs.Susan, wid Thomas, boarding house, Murray st Walsh William, of Ormond & Walsh, cor George and Simcoe sts Walton Edgerton, clerk, Aylmer st WaltonJohn,issuer of marriage licenses, township Smith Walton Joseph, township Monaghan Walton Robert, hardware, George st, h Brock st Wand William, carpenter, Aylmer st Warde Francis J., of Wray & Warde, McDonell st Wardrop Alex., clerk, Bank of Toronto Simcoe st Weir Robert, tailor, McDonell st Weir William, painter, off Park st Wellband J.wv, shoemaker, Park st WELLER CHARLES A.barrister, &c., cor Simcoe and Water sts, h Park st Wells John, shoemaker, Dublin st Wells William, tinsmith, Dublin st Wesley Edward, soda water maker, Simcoe st Wesleyan methodist church, rev.G.H.Davis, minister, George st Westcott Robert, potter, Murray st Wheeler David, lumberer, London st Wheeler George, butcher, cor George and Murray sts, h Bethune st White Alex.H., clerk, Antrim st White Josephy operator Montreal Telegraph Co., Hunter st White & McCullagh, shoemakers, George st WHITE ROBERT, livery stable, George st White Samuel, of White & McCullagh, McDonell st White Thomas, inland revenue inspector, Simcoe st WHYTE JOBN & JAMES, iron founders and manufacturers of agricultural implements, Reid st Wilkinson James, gardener, London st Williams Angus, grocer, Hunter st Williamson T., grocer, London st Wilson Edw.B,, carpenter, McDonell st Wilson James, butcher, Charlotte st Wilson John, tavern, Hunter st Wilson Miss Sarah, milliner, Water st Wilson Mrs.Margaret, wid James, shopkeeper, Water st Wilson William, tinsmith, McDonell st Winch Henry C., butcher, Park st WINSHIP THOMAS J.tobacconist and cigar manufacturer, Hunter st Winter Charles, soapmaker, Water st Wood John L., carpenter, London st Wray Alexander, of Wray & Warde, George st Wray & Warde, auctioneers and com- Dissieu Marchants, Hunter st Wright Gordon, pumpmaker, Londou st Wright Mrs.Charlotte, dressmaker, Sherbrooke st Wright Mrs.Mary, wid Jas., George st Wrighton Mrs.Maria, wid William, McDonell st Wrighton Wm.H., grocer, George st Yelland Wm, blacksmith, George st Yellow Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Heury, Sherbrooke st PETERSBURG\u2014A small village in the township of Wilmot, county of Waterloo.Itisa station of the Grand Trunk railway, Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Berlin, the county town, 6 miles, fare 20c.; from Toronto 69 miles, Mail daily.Population about 150.Armstrong William, mail carer: Bauer Conrad, blacksmith Bennett John, hotelkeeper Branch Peter, mason CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.Demmer Jacob, carpenter Dietrich Morana, tarmer Doelle Peter, blacksmith Doelley Peter, blacksmith Ernst John, J.P.,postmaster,hotelkeeper Frank John, veterinary surgeon Getz Conrad, farmer Gottschalk Elias waggonmaker Holwell Frederick, station agent G.T.R.Huather George, farmer Huither George, farmer Kach John, laborer G.T.R.Kingler Albert, farmer Kmphel John Adam, laborer G.T.R.Knippel Adam, mason Lang Conrad, weaver Lang Peter, waggonmaker Lantenschleger John, farmer Lippert John, weaver Lippert John, weaver Lorentz Theobald, carpenter Macker Frederick, shoemaker Martin John, farmer Martin Joseph, laborer G.T.R Martin John, farmer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Noll W & J., weaver Pohl Charles, shoemaker Pohl Charles, shoemaker Ratz Jacob, mill owner Reiffer John, farmer Renfer George, deputy postmaster, storekeeper Ringler Albert, farmer Roach Charles, section foreman G.T.R.Roach George, section foreman G.T.R.Schafer Jacob, tailor Schaeffer Jacob, tailor Scham John, laborer G.T.R.Schmitter Adam, farmer Scholl John, mason Schulty John, farmer Schwartzentrouber Christian, farmer Schwartyentrouber Michael, farmer Seegmiller Daniel, farmer Seegmiller George, farmer Segler Adam, farmer Stennmetz Charles, laborer G.T.R.Weppler Henry, farmer Wie xer Peter, farmer Wilker Peter, farmer Wohll Henry, farmer Zoeger Christoper, J.P., tanner, deputy reeve Wohll Jacob, farmer Zoeger Christophe, J.P., tanner Zoeger Louis, farmer *PETERSBURGH-\u2014A village on the Wellaud Canal, iu the township of Hum- berstone, county of Welland.Distant from Port Colborne, on Lake Erie, a station ot the Buffalo, and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 1 mile, from Well- aud, the county town.7 miles, from St Catharines 22 miles, from the Welland peat beds 2 miles.Mail daily.Pu pula- tion about 400.Augustine Elias, waggonmaker Augustine George, of Schooley & Augustine * Also called Stonebridge.The post o - fice is called Humberstone. Per-PET Barth Augustus, harnessmakor Bender Andrew, cooper Blamey Richard G., sailmaker Boerker Augustus, gunsmith Boneberg William, mason Bowman William H, laborer Breisacher Christopher, shoemaker Brown Thomas, school teacher Canada Life Insurance Co., J.Thompson, agent Clendenning Robert, laborer Daly Jeremiah, bridge tender Dickinson Mrs.Ann, wid Samuel Dickinson Samuel, carpenter Doughitt Henry, stonecutter Drisy Augustus, cooper Ehrhoff Augustus, painter Ehrhoff Christian, shoemaker Ehrhoff John G., carpenter Farbach Philip, blacksmith Tarr John, laborer Fisher Joseph, laborer Fridag Joachim, laborer Try Daniel, blacksmith Fry Francis, blacksmith Ganger Louis, painter HANEY MATTHEW F.J.P, MD, reeve,warden for county of Welland Hoffmier Frederick, school teacher Holmwood John, photographer Howey Joseph, baker Irvin John, tailor Kilmer Jacob, carpenter Kinnard John D., harnessmaker Klee John F., shoemaker Kramar John, blacksmith Laport Leon, cook Laughlin Andrew, moulder Law John, storekeeper McKidd Benjamin, ship carpenter McSherry Mrs.Mary Aan, wid Andrew Mann William, butcher March George, laborer Melanby William Miller Henry Minor Henry, cabinetmaker Minor Martin V., carpenter Misener Isaac, of Neff & Misener Middlelstadt Adolphus, waggonmaker Morgan George, undertaker Morningstar Mrs.Sarah Moser John, laborer Near Daniel, J.P., township clerk, commissioner in B.R., conveyancer Neff & Misener, iron founders and machinists Neff Jonathan, of Neff & Miscner Pim William H., foreman peat works Piper Ellis, laborer Priestman Joseph, jun., insurance agent Reeb Michael, grocer Richards Jacob, laborer Rockleim George, ashery Rother Andrew, painter Rother John G., blacksmith Scheuermann Frederick, baker Schooley & Augustin®, saw mill Schooley Isaac, of Schooley & August ine, storekeeper Sloat Ephraim, laborer Smith George, J.P., farmer Smith Philip 1., harnessmaker Snider Henry B., grocer and blacksmith Stapf David, waggonmaker Thompson Charles, deputy postmaster, school teacher Thompson George, M.D.Thompson John, J.P., postmaster, commissioner in B.R., insurance agent, conveyancer \u2019 Uhrig Joseph, butcher Utz John, waggonmaker Victoria Mutual Insurance Co.J.Thompson, agent DOMINION 656 DIRECTORY.[Province or Weaver Snmuel, machinist Western Hotel, Thos.White, proprictor White Charles, harnessmaker White Thomas, proprietor hotel Whitman Jacob, innkeeper Whitman Nicholas, vinegar maker Wichmann John, of Wichmann & Zeiter Wichmann & Zeiter, cabinetmakers Wilson Gordon, landing waiter Zeiter Godlieb, cabinetmalker Zeiter William, of Wichmann & Zeiter PETERSON'S FERRY \u2014 A post oflice station in the township of Sophiasbury, county of Princo Edward.Distant from Napanee, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 10 miles, fure 60c.; from Pictou 14 miles, fare 500.Mail daily.Black Chester, farmer Cronk Albert W., farmer Cronk James, farmer Crysdale Charles, farmer Dony Edward, farmer Solmes David B., agent for Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co.and for the Provincial and Western Insurance Co.'s of Toronto, commissioner in court of Queen's bench Solmes Reuben U., farmer Noxon Grant, farmer Peterson Paul C., postmaster Stickney H.Walter, farmer Wilson Isaac, farmer Western *PETERSVILLE - A small village on the north branch of the river Thames, immediately opposite the foot of Litch- field street, London, township of London, county of Middiesex.A short bridge called Blackfriar\u2019s gives it easy communication with the city.A number of persons employed in London reside here, Distant from the London post office 1 mile.Yopulation about 400.Beattie John N., clerk Bowran John, scalemaker Bramer Edward, messenger Bruce major Henry Campbell Duncan, gardener Campbell James, machinist Cooper James, mason Cooper William, school teacher Cushing William, saddler Delay Donald, milkman Donoghue Richard Dutton William Edwards Edward, well sinker Ennis George, storckeeper Essery Matthew, shoemaker Evans William, grocer Fawkes George, farmer Fayette rev.J.3.A.I, Presbyterian Fraser John, gardener Friendt Anthony, tailor Gibson Charles, bricklayer Gibson George, bricklayer Gibson Robert, bricklayer Gibson William, mason Grace John, joiner Green Thomas, clerk Hammond Levi, miller Hammond Richard, watchman Montreal bank Hartman Michael, tailor Hastings James Hilliard & Saunby, millers Hilliard Wm.O., of Hilliard & Saunby Ioolahan Francis, turnkey Middlesex gaol Irvine William, machinist Jacobs Joseph E., trader Jeflries Stephon, fishmonger Keenan Paul, bar tender Kelly John, trader * Tha post office is at Loudon.Laurence Walter, farmer Leslie Alexander, nurseryman Loughrey William, grocer Macdonald Richard, tavern McBroom Thomas, seedsman McDonald James, blacksmith Miller Benjamin, farmer Moore Samuel, brickluyor Nichol John, letter carrier Nixon George, farmer Nixon Joseph, furmer Nixon Walter, farmer Oxley Michnel, pensioner Phillips John, miller Pillow Thomas, clerk Platt John, scedsman Proudfoot rev.John J.A., Presbyterian Pridney Robert, farmer Rainey John, shoemaker Rappee Louis, pedlar ROBINSON REV.JOSEPH H., New Connexion methodist Rowe Alonzo, carpenter Suunby J.D., of Hilliard & Saunhy Slater William, bricklayer Smith Alexander, farmer Smith Willjam, laborer Stevens John, watchmaker Stevens Thomas, carpenter Stevens William, carpenter Thomas William, butcher Tillman Anthony, shoemaker Waltham John, bricklayer Wener John, cabinetmaker Westby Thomas, trader Wilkinson John, farmer PETEWAWA\u2014A small place on the riverand in the township of the: a'ne name, county of Renfrew.Petewawa derives its name from an Indian chief, possesses good water power, and carrics on considerable trade in lumber.Distant from Pembroke, the county town, 10 miles, from Sand Puint, the terminus of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 59 m\u2019les.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 50.Bundle James, farmer De Bellefeuille Gabriel, jun., storekeeper De Bellefeunille Gabriel, sen., hotelkeeper De BELLEFEUILLE HOTEL, Théophile DeBellefeuille, proprietor De BELLEFEUILLE \u2018THEOPHILE, proprietor De Bellefeuille hotel ; first class accomodation Devine Solomon, postmaster,hotelkecper Flanagan John, hotelkeeper Huot Louis, hotelkeeper Lance Michael, shinglemaker O'Flannagan John L,, taveruleeper Rowan J.& W., saw mill Selkirk James, farmer Selkirk William, farmer St Godore Peter, laborer Turpin Julien, laborer PETIHERTON-A settlement in the township of Arthur, sounty or Wellington.Distant from Mount Forest 1 miles, faro 624e.; from l'orgue, à station of the Wollington, Grey and Bruce railway, 17 miles, fnro 84e.Mail daily.Population about 180.Baker Mark, carpenter : Blyth Henry, farmer Bunston Thomas, J.P, postmaster, storekeeper furmer Cabalun William, storokeeper, farmer Edwards William, jun, shoemaker and storekeeper Rdwards William, brickmakor, farmer Enwright Michael, farmer Gregary John, tenmster and farmer Hind John, blacksmith and farmer Irwin Oharles, storekeeper Kilpatrick John, weaver \u201cONTARIO.] \u2018Langdon Adam, farmer Langdon Jonah, farmer Martin John, farmer Ram William, farmer Ram Thomas, carpenter Randall William, shoemaker Spark George, saw mill, and farmer Shaughnessy Michael, farmer Waters Richard, farmer Waters John, farmer Waters Richard, lotelkeeper farmer Zess Theodore, hotelkeeper, farmer PETROLIA\u2014An incorporated village in the heart of the petroleum oil region, township of Inniskillen, county of Lumbton.The quantity of oil obtained in and around the place\u2019is immense.there being ninety wells now in operation, while over forty new wells are being sunk.About 8000 bris of crude oil are produced weekly, of which 5000 crude and about 1000 refined are exported Several large underground tanks have been built which are said to contain 100,000 barrels, and there are eight refineries at work producing over 1000 brls weekly.The annual revenue obtained from the oil trade is over #250,000, in addition to which lumbering is carried on here in the winter to a greatextent, The Montreal Tele raph Co.has an office here, and the Great Vest- ern Railway a branch line from Wyoming to Petrolia, by which large quantities of oil are continually shipped.Distant from Wyoming 5 miles, from Sarnia, the county town, 16 miles, from London 51 miles, from Hamilton 127 miles, from Toronto 166 miles Mail daily.Population about 3000.Adams Francis, teamster Adams John, teamster Allen Thomas, blacksmith American Merchants Union Express Co., John Rispin, agent Andrews James, butcher Anderson Ralph, carpenter Archer Edward, of Archer & Odell Archer & Odell, news and fruit store Ashton John, laborer Atlantic wells, Blackburn & Co., proprietors Axtell John, teamster Bache Albert, painter Bache Benjamin A., painter Bain William, laborer Ball John, laborer * BARCLAY & HERRING, job printers and stationers Barclay Mrs.William BARCLAY PATRICK, J.P., of Barclay & Herring, postmaster Barks James, laborer Barnes George, blacksmith Barrett Joseph, engineer Bennett Alexander B., oil operator Bennett James W,, oil operator Bennett John, oil operator Bernetz Jacob, tinsmith Bevins Robert, teamster Beyer Charles A, shoemaker Bilow Charles, agent Bilow Francis, shopkeeper Bishon llenry, dry goods Blac! burn J.& 8, & Co, proprictors Atlantic wells Blackstock Moses, laborer Bloom Stephen, laberer Bolt John G., of Bolt & Prince BOLT & PRINCE, land agents Bolton John, manager Mechanic Oil Co.Booth James, Inborer Boulton John O., innkeeper Bourner William, engineer BOYCE WILLIAM, proprietor Great Western hotel Boyd Mrs.Jane, seamstress Boyle Arthur R., M.D.Brake John, agent Excelsior Well Co.DOMINION 657 DIRECTORY.Brake John, oil operator Brant H.G., watchmaker Branston John, storekeeper Brodrick Thomas, carpenter Brown A.C., of Brown & Kennedy Brown & Kengedy, groceries, boots and shoes Brown John, laborer BROWN WILLIAM, innkeeper Bruce Adam, engineer Buchanan Alexander, laborer Buchanan James, laborer Buchanan John, lahorer Buckham Thomas R., M.D.Buffington R.S., oil operator Burnham Elisha, G.W.R.Burnie William, laborer Burton Allan, farmer Cameron Mrs.Jeannet, wid James Campbell Dugal, teamster Canneff Henry, watchmaker Carr Thomas, shoemaker Carswell Henry, laborer Central Michigan Oil Co., P.W.Keck, agent Chalmers Robert, laborer Chamberlin Oliver W., oil operator Chambers James, laborer Chambers William, cattle dealer Chambers William, laborer Chandler Burdett, oil operator Christner Solomon, laborer Clarke James, laborer Clarke Robert, plasterer Clement Thomas, watchman G.W.R.Cochrane Thomas, manager of Ontario Oil Co.Cole Harvey, laborer Cole Lemuel, oil operator Coleman Miles, laborer Connolly Thomas, engineer Cook Juhn, engineer Cooley Hiram, oil refiner Cope Stephen, engineer Coryell Elijah, oil operator Cowie William, engineer Craise Alexander, oit operator Crawford Samuel, foreman oil refinery Crescent Petroleum Association \u2018of New York and Canada, S.D.Elwood, agent Crossley James, laborer Currie Archibald, engineer DALE GEORGE, agent Telegraph Co.DALE JOHN B, editor, printer and proprietor of the Petrolia Advertiser, resides in Wyoming Dale William H., druggist Davis Thomas, shoemaker Davis William G., carpenter Denham George, druggist Denham Robert, laborer Denman William, butcher Devins Simeon, teamster Dewitt William, laborer Dibb William, engineer Dines John, carpenter Dorigan Timothy, laborer Draper E,, fruit dealer DRAPER TRONSON, machine and blacksmith shops Dowdell Henry, laborer Droop Thomas, teamster Duncan Alexander, carpenter Duslop Robert, oil operator Eady John, teamster Eady William, teamster Egan Robert, farmer Elliot Audrew V., oil operator Elliott J.B.Elliott rev, Zeno A, Episcopal methodist 45 Montreal PETROLIA.ElwoodS.D., agent Crescent Petroleum Association of New York and Canada Ennis Robert, oil operator Esson William, storekeeper Ewing William, teamster Excelsior Well Co., John Brake, agent Fairbank J.H., of Vaughn & Fair ank, reeve, merchant, oil operator Farley Thomas, laborer Farr Chs., proprietor American hotel Ferguson A.T., school teacher Ferns William, laborer Findlay Thomas, engineer Findlay John, laborer Fisher William, teamster Fitzpatrick John, carpenter Fletcher Edwin, teamster Follick John, cabinetmaker Fox Andrew, carpenter Fraser W.G., grocer Fraser William, grocer Fraser John, dry goods FOLLER ROBERT, clerk 8th Division court Fysh Henry, oil operator Gannan P., shopkeeper Gibson W.K., oil operator Gibson W.P., of McDonald & Gibson Giles John, butcher Gill George, laborer Gilroy Samuel, sawyer Goodrich James, oil operator Goring Lloyd, engineer Graham Thomas, laborer Graham Thomas, oil operator GREAT WESTERN HOTEL, William Boyce, proprietor Green George, shoemaker Griffiths S.F., attorney, bds at American hotel Guier Charles, barber Hackett Joseph, livery stable Haley William, storekeeper Hamilton John H., tailor Hammond William, oil refiner Harding William, teamster Harkness David, laborer Harley James, oil refiner Harrold William, express man Hartford Oil Co,, E.Coryell, agent Hartford Star Oil Co., R.H.imball, agent Hartigan Thomas, innkeeper Hartry Alfred, waggonmaker Hawkins Luke, mechanic Hayden Charles, billiard saloon Hazel John, engineer Hazel William, carpenter Healy Thomas, laborer Henderson Frank, cooper Henriod Napoleon, teamster HERRING RICHARD, of Barclay & Herring Hessey James, waggonmaker Hick J.A, dry goods Higgins C., oil operator Higman J ohn, well contractor Hill F.H,, oil operator Hill Joun, blacksmith Hillis Franeis, laborer Hillis James, engineer Hopwood Thomas, oil refiner Hubbard F.L., oil operator Hughson James, laborer Hunter Thomas, laborer Hyde John, oil operator Hyde John, laborer Hyde Robert, carpenter Tugham James, laborer Isbister Adam, baker Jackson Qil wells, Jackson & Liver- noi, proprieto:s Jackson & Livernoi, proprietors Jackson vil wells, resides in Detroit PETROLIA.DOMINION 658 DIRECTORY.[Province or Jackson Thomas, laborer Jenkins Charles, manager Standard oil refinery Johnson Robert, waggonmaker Johnson William, teamster Johnston B., oil operator Johnston John, oil operator Johnston Joseph, engineer Johnston William, shoemaker Joyce James, blacksmith Judson John, engineer Jupp Spencer, farmer Jury John C., engineer Jury William, grocer Jury William R., laborer Keck Peter W., agent Central Michigan Oil Co.\u2019 Kedwell John, laborer Keffer Thomas, M.D.Keith Admiral, engineer Keith Jonathan, oil operator Kelly James, laborer Kelly James, oil operator Kemp John, sewing machine agent Kennedy A.S.of Brown & Kennedy, resides in Cobourg Kennedy Lyman, teamster Kennedy Matthew, engineer Kerby Edwin D., J.P., oil operator Kerr J.& J., builders Kerr James, of J.& J.Kerr Kerr John, of J.& J.Kerr Kester Nelson, carpenter Kimball Richard H.agent Hartford Star 0il Co., and Mutual Petroleum Co.King Thomas, boots and shoes King Thomas, shoemaker Kirk James, engineer Knox William, of Mackenzie & Co.Laing Alexander, grocer Lambert Lewis, painter Lancaster S.J., oil operator Lancey Henry Ww, oil operator Lawson James, of Lawson & Vivioc Lawson John, laborer Lawson & Vivioc, oil refiners Lawyer Romaine, agent Petrolia Refining Co.Leach James, laborer Lee James, well driller Lewis Francis, laborer Lewis William, flour merchant Lighthart James, blacksmith Lilley George A., laborer Lindsay Henry, laborer Lindsay Sandford, laborer Lindsay Stephen, laborer Lindsay Wm., hardware and provisions Lockhart James, carpenter Lombard Theodore 3B, United States hotel LOUGHEAD JAMES S., oil operator Lowe John, laborer Mackenzie & Co., machinists Mackenzie & Brother, dry goods and groceries Mackenzie Hector, mechanic Mackenzie Hector, of Mackenzie & Co.MACKENZIE JOHN, dry goods and groceries Mackenzie John, of Mackenzie & Bro- proprietor ther Mackenzie William, of Mackenzie & Brother MeBain Daniel, engineer MeBeth Roderick, storekeeper McCall Patrick H, grocer MeCarale Edward, oil operator McCarren George, carpenter McCarren Michael, oil operator McCarter Jeremiah, laborer MeJolm, Alexander, engineer MeOrmick harles cooper McColiodCloonneC, cabinetmaker McCulloch John, of Prince & McOul- loch, resides in Bothwell McDonald Alexander, enginecr McDonald Angus, laborer McDONALD & GIBSON, boilermakers and denlers in well supplies McDonald hon.Donald, oil operator McDonald John, of McDonald & Gibson McDonald John, oil operator McDougall Joseph, oil operator McGarvey Willinm H., oil operator, dry goods and grocerics McGill James, carpenter McIntosh John, oil operator McKenzie Hector, machinist McKenzie John, vil operator McKenzie William, laborer McKinley Duncan, laborer McKinnon Adam, laborer McKinnon John, agent McLean Donald, storekeeper McLean William, oil producer McLure Donald, tailor McMillan John, oil refiner McParland Michael, laborer McQuien Ewan, dry goods and groceries Marsh, Barrett & Co., oil operators Marshall J., oil operator Marsland John C., engineer Mechanic Oil Co., J.Bolton, manager Meskill John, laborer Melrose Thomas, tank builder Mearns J., M.D.Middough J.E., oil operator Miley Hugh, oil operator Mills John, provision merchant MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Geo.Dale, agent Moore Wi liam, engineer Moore William, laborer Moss C.A., oil operator Moxley T.B , shoemaker Moyer & Craise, oil operators Muir Archibald, teamster Mullholland John, oil borer Muma Lemuel, laborer Murdoch John, engineer Murdoch Mrs.Margaret, wid Peter Murdoch P., agent North Eastern Oil Co Murray Martin, innkeeper Mutual Petroleum Co., R.Kimball, agent Naylon Mrs.Bridget, wid John, innkeeper Neild George, laborer Nelson H.J., shoemaker Noble John b, oil operator Norris Alexander, oil operator Norris N., of Norris & Neeland Norris & Ncelund, oil operators North Eastern Oil Co., P.Murdoch, agent Odell George, of Archer & Odell OLIVER WALTER, builder ('Preston John, carpenter Orchard Mrs.Mary, wid John, groceries Paine William E., dry goods and groceries Parker M., oil operator Parker Michael, laborer Parker Robert, laborer Parker William, laborer Parks Henry, laborer Parsons colonel E.B., oil producer Parsons & Williams, oil refiners Paul John, laborer Paul Robert, carpenter Peck George, engineer Penton Henry, oll operator, PENTON THOMAS, lumbér merchant Penton Thomas, oil operator Perkins James, oil operator Peters Anson, foreman oil wells Peirolin Refining Co., R.Lawyer, agent PETROLIA ADVERTISER, weekly umual subscription, $1,50 ; J.B.Dale, editor, proprietor und printer Phely Thomas, shoemaker Phenix Nathaniel, teanster Polly John, oil operator Pomeroy D.P., laborer Pomeroy Janes, engineer Port Huron Oil Cu., P.Taylor, agent Prince Ienry, of Prince & MeQu lough PRINCE & MeCULLOUGII, oil producers Prince Octavius, of Bolt & Prince Purdy Jolm, carpenter Reynolds Lewis, laborer Reynolds William E., news and fruit store, vil operator RIBIGIHNI CIARLES, oil operator Richmond William, blacksmith Risk William, laborer Rispin John, station and express agent G.W.R.Robertson David, boilermaker Robinson Willium, teamster Roger rev.Walter, Presbyterian Rolston James, oil operator Rolston Miss Jane, oil operator Rosenburgh Henry, oil operator Rowell Richdrd, well digger Ryan James, constable Sage Charles, foreman oil wells Salmon Thomas, barnessmaker Sandell Samuel, blacksmith Sanson George, blacksmith Scott Edward, laborer Scott Malcolm, builder Scotten William, laborer Selby William, laborer Seymour William, teamster Shanahan G.S., oil operator Shaw John B., photographer Shear George À., farrier Shields John, oil operator SHIELDS JOHN, collector of Inland revenue Shoveller Samuel, clerk Sinclair Duncan, laborer Sinclair Neil, carpenter Simmons Oliver, oil refiner Sim psonA.L., oil refiner Slack Robert k., carpenter Smith Oramatha, oil operator Snider Simon, laborer Snure G.W., lumberman Snyder Philip, blacksmith Sovereign Cyrus, storekeeper Spence David, engineer : Spencer & Gleeson, oil refiners Sprool Jacob, butcher Standard oil refinery, C.Jenkins, manager Stafford Palmer, foreman oil well Staples William, engineer Stephenson Robert, Inborer Stephenson William R., carpenter Stevenson William, boilermaker STOKES ARTHUR, oil well driller and lumber merchant, Oil Springs Stokes William, teamster Suhler Alfred, merchant tailor Swan Charles, carpenter Swan W.II, vil operator Swan William, laborer Taylor Mra.Aun, wid George Taylor Peter, agent Port Huron Oil Jo.Thomas Abraham, oil operator Thompson Bennett, laborer Tierncy James, teamster Toronto Rock Oil Co, ©.Perry, agent Towngend Robert A, commission merchant and oil operator Tracy Jolm, commissioner in B.R., issu- crof marringe liconses and land agent: ONTARIO.] Trotter David, blacksmith Tucker David, M.D.Tupper C.F., tailor Turner Phillip, engineer Turton Francis, engine driver G.W.R.Tyrell N.L., oil operator United States hotel, T.B.Lombard, proprietor Van Camp Brock, shoemaker Van Cam) William, carpenter Van Sickle James, laborer Van Sickle John, teamster Vanderwater Francis, laborer Vaughan & Fuirbank, brokers Vaughan Leonard B., of Vaughan & Fairbank Villiers \u2014, agent Western wells Waddell James, tailor Wallen John, foreman oil wells Ward Joseph, oil operator Watkins William H., baker Watson John B., tinsmith Wattie John, laborer Wattie John, oil operator Webster David, oil operator Western wells, \u2014 Villiers, agent Westwood James, laborer Wheable Alfred, cooper White Mrs.Elizabeth White William, laborer Williamson Andrew, engineer Williamson John, engineer Wilson Charles, oil agent Wilson John, engineer Windover Charles, teamster Wood William, laborer WOODWARD MARTIN J., oil operator Wright John F., teamster Yager Abraham, blacksmith PET WORTH\u2014A small village at the head of the river Napanee, township of Portland, county of Frontenac.Distant from Colebrooke 3 miles, from Napanee, A station of the Grand Trunk railway, 18 mile fare 40c.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 200.Babcock John, hotelkeeper Black John, miller Brow Sylvester, grocer Carscallen Edward L., postmaster Clark Sydney, farmer Deline Hiram, laborer Garrison Ely, laborer Garrison J ohn, grocer Gilligan Thomas, laborer Hill Andrew, laborer Hill Jol, laborer Joiner John, laborer Knight Alfred, assistant postmaster Lotis George, lumberer McArthur Alfred, laborer Neguent Aaron, laborer Nelson Peter, laborer Peters Elias, blacksmith Roberts William, carpenter osevean Joscph, waggonmaker Smith Ira, blacksmith Upham John, carder PHILIPSBURG\u2014A small village in tho township of Wilmot, county of Waterloo.Distant from Baden, à station of the Grand Trunk railway, 8§ miles, fare 1240.from Berlin, the county town, 12 miles.Mail daily, Population about 800.Armbreeht Henry, waggonmaker Bach Andrew, blacksmith Benedict J., currier Berg Henry, farmer Bettinger Mrs.Caroline, wid John Brant David, waggonmaker Bunsho J.necob, carpenter Burbach Joseph, farmer Clude Gustave, blacksmith DOMINION 659 DIRECTORY.Doering Abel, farmer Deering Andrew, farmer .Deering Christopher, J.P., of Deering & Son, postmaster, storekeeper Deering David Dering & Son, tannery Eidt Conrad, farmer Eidt John C., farmer Eidt John L., farmer Eidt Louis, farmer Folker Henry, tanner Forler Henry, tanner Fuller Philip, farmer Germann Miss Julia, storekeeper Giuz Conrad, weaver Grimm Joseph, hotelkeeper Gunther R., tanner Houselman John, tavernkeeper Hoffmann Henry, waggonmaker Hotzman George S., hotelkeeper Krachling Eckhardt, shoemaker Lantz George, farmer Lehr Daniel, shoemaker Mallo George, farmer McClear Matthew, tanner .Meisner Christopher, blacksmith Menzinger rev.J.R., Lutheran Niebergall John, tanner Pearson Solomon, currier Peffer Henry, tailor Peffer Mrs.Margaret, wid George Schrag Jacob, farmer Smith Henry B., farmer Thiel John, tanner Trustele Robert, tanner Trustele Thomas, tanner Wettlaufer Conrad, farmer Wettlaufer Frederick, farmer Winstone David, tanner Wood Frank, teacher Zaeger Frederick, currier PHILLIPSVILLE\u2014A small village in the township of Bastard, county of Leeds.There is a cheese factory 3 mile from the village.Distant from Brockville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 30 miles, fare §1.50.: from Kingston 42 miles.Mail daily.Population about 100, Alguire Isaac, cattle dealer Alguire & Williams, cheese factory Brown Albert, blacksmith Brown Arvin, farmer Brown George, postmaster, general store Campeau Antoine, mason Downey Edward, carriagemaker Earl Edward H., grocer Farnham Mrs.Eleanor, wid J oseph, milliner Hart John, tavernkeeper Haskin Chester, saw and shingle mill Haskin Samuel W., grist and saw mill Johnston Christopher, cabinetmaker King Auldjo, laborer McEathron Alexander, shoemaker Phillips Delorme J.P., resides also at Seeley's Bay Porter James, waggonmaker Simes Daniel, laborer Stevens Abel, blacksmith Warren Joshua, storekeeper PICTON\u2014The chief town of the county of Prince Edward, situated on the Bay of Quinté, township of Hallowell.Montreal Telegraph Co, has an office here.Steamers plying between Napanee and Kingston call regularly.Distant from Napanee, a station of the Grand Trunk rai way, 20 miles, stage fare §1, steamboat fare 60c.: from Belleville 24 miles, fare Bo.and 8 ; from Fon, 40 utiles, fare by stage $2 and by boat §1.Mail daily.Population about 3000, y Ackerman Adam, janitor Union school Ackerman John, Taborer Prr-Prc Ackerman William, blacksmith Adams Mrs.Mary Allan John H., councillor, seed merchant and produce dealer Allan Peter, market clerk Allen John, ship carpenter Allison Mrs.Eva, wid Cyrus ALLISON WILLIAM H.R, barrister Anderson George, blacksmit Anning James, of Anning & Moxon Anning & Moxon, foundry Atkin James, sailor Atkin William, sailor Babbit Samuel T., storekeeper Babbit Searls, clerk Babbit Stephen XN., painter Bailey Robert, sailor Bailey William, baker Baird Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John BANK OF MONTREAL, F.A.Despard, agent Barker David, of Barker & Shannon postmaster Barker & Morden, commission merchants Barker John S., sen, of Barker & Mor- den Barker & Shannon, foundry Barry Mrs.Hannah, wid William Bay of Quinté and St.Lawrence Steamboat Co., James 8.McCuaig, manager Beckett William, waggonmaker Beeten Mrs.Ann, wid Robert Bell William, clerk Bennett James, blacksmith Benson John R., carpenter Beringer & Owens, watchmakers, jewellers and stationers vd Beringer Jacob F., of Beringer & Owens Berry John, tanner Best John, laborer Bigelow Mrs.Rebecca, wid Abijah Bird Michael, laborer Bird Peter, laborer Blanchard Mrs.Caroline, wid Josiab, proprietress Globe hotel Bog Thomas, commission merchant Boles William, veterinary surgeon Booth William, deputy registrar Bowerman Ichabod S., dentist BOYLE BOBERT, deputy sheriff, proprietor and publisher of the Times Bradshaw David, engineer Branscombe Henry W., dentist Brisbin William, waggonmaker Bristol Almon, councillor, storekeeper Brooks George, shoemaker Brown & Carey, photographers Brown James, sailor Brown John, morocco manufacturer Brown Robert, tanner Brown Thomas M., of Brown & Carey Brown William, laborer > Buchanan Andrew W., butcher Buchanan John, butcher Buchanan William, laborer Buckley Mrs.Cathérine, wid William Burke Richard, laborer Calhoun George, carpenter Calhoun John, carpenter Campbell Thomas, tailor Campeny George b, tanner CANADIAN EXPRESS CO., John A.Rawson, agent Cane Michael, finisher Carbould Charles, barr ster Carey Robert, of Brown & Carey Carr William H.Carrington John, tanner Carrol James, laborer Carter James John, dry goods Carter James N., hardware Carter John, shoemaker Carter William, storekeeper PIcToN.DOMINION 660 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE OF Case Frank H., storekeeper Casey Daniel, {aborer Casey John, shoemaker Cassidy Daniel Cassidy Miss Mary, dressmaker Chadd- George, baker and confectioner Chadd Richard E., assistant postmaster Chapman C.A, & Co., druggists Chapman Charles A., of & A.Chapman & Co.Chapman Reuben, town and county treasurer CITIZENS INSURANCE CO.OF CANADA, R.J.McDowall, agent Clark Marshall, tailor Clark William G., mechanic Clute John S., custom house officer Colborn James, mason Colden Thomas, storekeeper Cole Charles M., clerk Cole George, marblecutter Collins James H., carriage trimmer Collins John H., blacksmith Collins Levi, farmer Collitan Luke, laborer Collitan Mrs.Catherine, wid Michael Collitan Thomas, laborer Colton William W., M.D.Comer Charles, bookkeeper CONGER JOHN WILLIAM, of S.M.Conger & Brother CONGER S.M., & BROTHER, proprietors and printers of the Picton Gazette CONGER STEPHEN M, of S.M.Conger & Brother, councillor Cook Willard A., painter Couch Richard, carpenter Cronk Jacob S.Crowl Dr., head master Picton Grammar school Crumblin John, farmer Curran Edward, rocer Curry George, of Curry & Reynolds, deputy reeve Curry & Reynolds, storekeepers Dafoe William, fancy goods Dame George, machinist Davis Colborne, clerk Davis Evan, tailor Davis Mrs.Ann, wid Michael Paws John, carpenter Denoon David, clerk Denton John B.Deroan James, laborer DESPARD FRANCIS A., agent Bank of Montreal Dingman Allan, artist Dingman Dougall, photographer Dingman Jasper, farmer Dougall Aaron D.Dougall William Downes captain John P., clerk Division court Downs John, blacksmith Driscol Jerry, sailor Dunlap J., & Co., clothiers Dunlap James, of J.Dunlap & Co.Dyre Barret, blacksmith Edwards James G., clerk Elliott John, shoemaker Elliott Richard, shoemaker Emory Cummings, 3rd master Union school Evans Henry Bental, M.D.Everitt John, bricklayer Evershed Edward À., commission merchant Eyre Robert H., storekeeper Fagan Edward, shoemaker Fairfield David, L., judge County court Farnam John, laborer Faughnan Thomas Victoria hotel Ferguson Miss Catherine, FITZGERALD RICHARD JOHN, barrister .Foley Mrs, Margaret, wid Jeremiah Foster Charles, blacksmith Foster John Foster R.À., of R.À.Foster & Co.Foster R.A, & Co., druggists Frair John W., painter Fralick Arthur F., of G.C.Fralick & Brother Fralick & Brother, carringemakers Fralick G.C., & Brother, storckeepers Fralick George C., of G.C.Fralick & Brother \u2018 Fralick Jacob J., of Fralick & Brother Fralick James, of Fralick & Brother Fralick John W., clothier Fralick Oliver CG, clerk Francis Jonathan, carpenter Fraser Donald, of W.Ross & Co.Furlong Mrs.Emma, wid Patrick Garner Samuel, storekeeper Garrett Jonathan, purser on steamer Gaw captain Hugh Gaw William Gearing Colin, storekeeper German William, speculator Gibson John, chief constable Gibson Mrs.Margaret, wid Andrew Gilbert Charles, carpenter Gilbert John N., of R.8.& J.N.Gilbert Gilbert R.S.kJ.N., cabinetmakers and undertakers Gilbert Reuben S., of R.S.& J.N.Gilbert Gillespie Benjamin, storekeeper Gillespie Jas., reeve, Ontario hotel Gillespie Mrs.Almira, wid George Gilmour James Glen James, shoemaker Globe hotel, Mrs.Caroline Blanchard, wid J osiah, proprietress Goodmurphy Lawrence, shoemaker Gordon James, clerk Gorman Timothy, carter Gorman Cornelius, hairdresser Grant William, clerk Gray George R., forwarder Gray William P., forwarder Graydon John, cabinetmaker Greeley Absalom, sheriff Green Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Edward Graen R.H.C., barrister Grimmon Ellis, constable Hadden Richard, harnessmaker Hadden Mrs.Mary, wid Samuel Haight Canniff, commercial traveller Hall William, laborer Hamilton Alexander, 2nd master Ontario college Hamlin Thomas, laborer Hardinge Mrs.Caroline, wid Robert Hart Albert, mechanic Hart George, clerk Hart George H., of S.Hart & Son Hart James, dry oods \u2018 Hart Lucius, o £ Hart & Son Hart Samuel, of S.Hart & Son Hart S., & Son, carriagemakers Haspell Philip, laborer Haylôck Charles laborer Haylock Henry, laborer Heffernan Thomas, laborer Hill William, pedlar Hoover Archibald, carpenter Hopkins James, carpenter Hopkins Robert, shoemaker Hourigan Patrick, laborer Howell John, J.P., agent Prince Edward Mutual Fire Insurance Co.Tubbs Mrs.Martha, wid Adam Huff Isaac, of Huff & Ringer Huff & Ringer, harnessmakers Hughes Jobn, carpenter INsey John, tinsmith Ingersoll Isanc F., M.D.Ingram Charles Ww.carriage plater Insley Willet DD, carpenter Irving Andrew, builder Irwin Henry, shipearpenter Jacobs Thomas, bandmaster Jamieson Hugh, laborer Jumicson James, councillor, lime burner Jamieson Thomas, storekeeper Johnson Barley W., storekeeper Johnson Henry A, Johnson Jacob S., farmer Kearney James, brewer Keegan George W., barrister Kelly George, builder Kelly John, laborer Kemp William G.Kemsley William, laborer Kinney James, storekeeper Laird George, farmer Lake William T., innkeeper Lavely Michael, cooper Lawlor rev.Murt, R.catholic Lawson Miss Ann, 2nd mistress Union school Lazier George J., pottery Lear Benjamin, carpenter Lear John, hostler Lear William, laborer Lent James E, marble cutter Lavens Mrs.Rebecca, wid Elias Lewin rev.William, ch of England Lighthall Angus, cabinetmaker Linch Patrick, laborer Linnon John, laborer Logan Andrew, laborer Long Claude, M.A, head master Ontario college Love James, carpenter Love Mrs.Mahetable Love Samuel, carpenter LOW PHILIP, Q.C,, barrister Lynn William, tanner MAcCUAIG PAUL F.councillor and brewer Mackenzie Walter, of Ross, Witer & Co.Macouvrey William, sailor McBrien William, ship carpenter McBurney Hugh, teamster MacAuley rev.William, ch of England McClement Robert, laborer McComb Benjamin, foundryman McCready John, bookkeeper McCuaig James 5, manager Bay of Quinté and St Lawrence Steamboat Co.McDonald Donald, tailor McDonald Henry, jailer McDonald James, laborer McDonald James L., of McDonald & Co.McDonald & Co., druggists McDonald J., of Reynolds & McDonald McDonald Miss Arabella McDonald Mrs.Aun, wid John McDonald Mrs.Maryette, wid Jumes McDonald Peter McDonnell Charles A., grocer McDonnell John McDowall R.J, agent Oitizens' Insurance Co.of Canada McGillivray Oharles, storekeeper McGillivray John, shoemaker MoGilliveny Mrs.Ruth, wid Charles McGowan William, shoemaker McGregor John, carpenter McKee Jumes, carpenter McKeo William, cnrpenter McKibbon Hugh, laborer McKisick John, laborer McLaughlin Peter, finisher McMahon Mrs.Murgaret, wid Owen McMechan rev.John, Presbyterian ONTARIO.] DOMINION 661 DIRECTORY.Prcron.McMullen rev.Daniel, Wesleyan Merrill Edward, barrister Mickrey Charles, ship carpenter .Miller Andrew, carpenter Miller rev.Gilbert, Wesleyan Miller John, carpenter Milligan Uriah, printer Mills John, laborer Mills Mrs.Jane, wid Samuel Mitchell Mrs.Mary, wid Robert Moffatt Joseph, gardener MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., John A.Rawson, operator Moore John, sailor Moore Mrs.Emil , wid Thomas Moore Thomas ip Morden Cornelius, of Barker & Morden Morden James B., M.D.Morden Mrs C.D, milliner Morrice James F.B.Morrison William E., lahorer Mottashed Jonathan, proprietor North American hotel Moxon John, of Anning & Moxon Mulholland Jas., councillor, storekeeper Murphy Frank, mason Myers Adam H, mechanie Nash Joseph P., M.D.Nettleton Roswel H., harnessmaker Noble Alexander J., laborer Nolan William, laborer Norman Mrs.Phebe E., storekeeper Norman Robert A., councillor, convey- ancer Norman William E., storekeeper North American lotel, Jonathan Mot- tashed, proprictor O\u2019Brien Mrs.Jane, wid Charles O\u2019Brien Richard, laborer Ontario college, Claude Long, M.A, head master Ontario hotel, Jas.Gillespie, proprietor O'Reilly James, storekeeper O'Shea Daniel, shoemaker Owens Eliza, 3rd mistress Union school Owen Thomas E., of Beringer & Owens Owens William, mayor, umber merchant, and potash manufacturer Parsons William, farmer Patterson James, storekeeper Patterson W.E,, storekeeper Pattingall Christopher, laborer Peck B.James Peterson Jacob Pettit Freeman, clerk Phillip Mrs.Mary, wid Thomas Phillips Vincent, storekeeper Pickering Mrs.Anne, wid Charles PICTON GAZETTE, weekly, annual subscription $1; 8.M.Conger & Brother, proprietors and printers PICTON NEW NATION, weekly, annual subscription $1; John M.Platt, M.D, editor; Bidwell Way, proprictor and printer Pippin Mrs.Sophia, wid Lewis Platt Dyer, farmer Platt Gilbert D., school superintendent PLATT JOUN M, M.D, editor of the Picton New Nution Polley Mrs.Mary, wid William Pope Henry, blacksmith Pope William, carriagemaker Porte William J., watchmaker Porte captain Jonathan A.Porte Miss Mary, dressmaker Porter James, leather merchant Porter William, purser on steamer Post Mrs.Lavinia, wid Peter Post P.William, dry goods Powers James, carpenter Prince Edward Mutual Fire Insurance Co.John Howell J.P., agent editors, Pruyn David J., student at Law Puiver Walter, shoemaker Rankin John B, M.D.Ransom Fayette, hairdresser RAWSON JOHN A.operator, Montreal Telegraph Co., and agent Canadian Express Co.Rawson Luther, boots and shoes Ray James Redmond William, ship carpenter Redmond Joseph, councillor, grocer Reed Robert, storekeeper Reid Thomas, grocer Reynolds John G., storekeeper Reynolds & McDonald, harnessmaker Reynolds Michael, of Reynolds & Mc- onald Reynolds William, brickmaker Reynolds William P., of Curry & Reynolds Richards John, hardware merchant Richards John H., carpenter Ringer Richard, of Huff & Ringer Roblin Jacob J.blacksmith Roblin John P., county registrar, collector of customs Roblin Leander, blacksmith Rockan Mrs.Margaret, wid John Rolstin James, blacksmith Root Edson, mason Root Erastus, mason Roraback Sylvanus, carpenter Ross Donald, bookkeeper Ross Walter & Co., storekeepers Ross Walter, jun., of Ross & Co.Ross Walter, M.P., of Ross Walter & o.Row Archelaus, carpenter Rowland Edward, blacksmith Ruttam Joseph Baillie, M.D.Ruttan William, teamster Saunders George F., fanning machine maker Sawyer Rufus, cabinetmaker Sawyer Silvester P., cabinetmaker Schofield Amelia M., 1st mistress Union school Scott William, clerk Seeds William, blacksmith Seeds S.Niles Seeds S., carpenter Seth William, bair dresser Shannon Mrs.Margaret, wid John Shannon Thos., of Barker & Shannon Shaw Allen, farmer Shearan Henry, laborer Shearan Hugh, laborer Sills E., & Son, storekeepers Sills Elisha, of E.Sills & Son Sills Wilber W., of E.Sills & Son Sindon Thomas, carter Sindon Zebulon, pumpmaker Skillen Mrs.Jane, wid John Skinner Samuel Slattery Thomas, storekeeper Smith iss Catherine Smith William, laborer Snider Mrs.Melissa, wid John Southard Abraham, bookseller and cabinet maker Southard Archelaus Sova Charles, foundryman Spencer Cory, farmer Spencer James C., blacksmith Spencer James R., clerk Spencer Joseph, farmer Stanton Lodowick, miller Stephenson John, butcher Stickney Caleb B.Stickney Mrs.Jane, wid Edward B, milliner Stickney Samuel C., watchmaker Stortz Mrs.Catherine, wid Kafron Striker Gideon Sullivan Daniel Sullivan Dennis, storekeeper Sullivan John, laborer Sullivan Murtagh, laborer Sullivan Timothy, sailor Sweeney William, hatter Synott William, storekeeper Tait David, ship carpenter Taylor Francis, butcher Tennent James, coachman Tennent Jas., jun., of Vanblaricom & Co.Tierney Daniel, carpenter Terrill John, builder Thomas John, carriagemaker Thompson Joseph Thompson Thomas, shoemaker Thorn James, storekeeper Thorp Mrs.Amanda, wid Henry J.TIMES (THE), weekly,annual subserip- tion $1; Robert Boyle, editor, proprietor and printer Toole Mrs.Margaret, wid James Tremble Edward, laborer Turley John, storekeeper TWIGG JOHN, deputy clerk of crown Usborne George Ww Vallier Francis, storekeeper Vallier John, cooper Vallier Miss Margaret, dressmaker Vanblaricom Allan B., blacksmith Vanblaricom George C.Vanblaricom R.A.& Co., hardware Vanblaricom Robt.A., of R.A, Van- blaricom & Co Vanblaricom Thomas N., blacksmith Vance John Yandusen Colin Vandusen David Vandusen Richard, carpenter Vandusen William, carpenter Vanpatten Peter J., innkeeper Victoria hotel, Ths.Faughnan, proprietor Vincent John, foundry Wait Charles, tin and copper smith Wait Isaac N., tinsmith Walmsley Thomas, sexton Walters James, tailor Ward Patrick, storekeeper Washburn Paul E.WAY BIDWELL, proprietor and printer of the Picton New Nation Webster John B., grocer Wellbank Benjamin, marble cntter Wellbank John Wellbank Mrs.Mary, wid David, dining saloon Welsh James, carpenter Welsh Robert, mason Welsh Thomas, mason White Frederick, bank clerk Wicher Benjamin, tanner Wicher Thomas, 2nd master Union School Wycott Francis, bailiff Wight Aaron J.mechanic Wilcox Isaac, clerk Williams Mrs.Mary, wid John Willoughby rev.Nicholas R., Wesleyan Wilson Charles S., broker, ship owner Wilson Daniel, waggonmaker Wilson James G., farmer Wilson Samuel P., waggonmaker Wilson Stewart Wood Francis, hatter Wright Captain Reuben Wright John, laborer Wycott Nelson, hardware Yarwood William T, tailor Youmans Arthur, storekeeper and lumber merchant Youmans Richard, ¢ lerk Young Oswell, tailo® storekeeper PIN-PLA DOMINION 662 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE oF PINE GROVE\u2014A village in the township of Vaughan, county of York.Distant from Woodbridge, a station of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway, 1 mile, from Toronto 18 miles.Mail daily.Population about 250, Balmer George L., clerk Balmer Robert, clerk Bearman George BellJohn, teamster Bennett Stephen, farmer Bilby James, clerk Blain Stewart, blacksmith Brown John, farmer Cameron Mrs, wid Neil, tavernkeeper Commercial hotel, William Sterling, proprietor ?Cottingham John Dix Matthew, farmer Dodson Samuel, laborer Elder David, miller Ferguson Hugh, laborer Fitzgerald Michael, cooper Gooderham Alfred L., of Gooderham & \u2018Worts, postmaster Gooderham & Worts, storekeepers Gordon John D., bookkeeper Graham James, farmer Harrison rev.Richard T., M.A.ch of England Henderson James, farmer Irwin James, farmer Leonard Eugéne, cooper Little John, farmer McCallum John, blacksmith McClure James, saddler McKinnon Neil, teamster Mason William, farmer Maynard John, proprietor Pine Grove hotel Mills Thomas, tailor Munsey Thomas, farmer Patten William, farmer Pine Grove hotel, John Maynard, proprietor Reagen Daniel, cooper Russell James, laborer Russell John, laborer Shaver Nicholas, sawyer Smith Thomas, farmer Sperling John, farmer Stegmann Thomas C., manager for ooderham & Worts Sterling William, proprietor Commercial hotel Stewart William, miller Taylor William, farmer Thompson David, farmer Totton James, farmer Underhill Robert, sawyer Watt Charles, bootmaker Weatherspoon David, farmer Weatherspoon Joseph, farmer \u2018Whitby Thomas, farmer Williams George, pumpmaker Wilson Albert, school teacher PINKERTON \u2014A small village in the township of Greenock, county of Bruce.Distant from Walkerton 11 miles, from Southampton 25 miles, from Kincardine 26 miles, from Goderich, the northern terminus of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand 'I'runk railway, 80 miles.Mall daily.l\u2019opulation about 80, Allen David, hotel keeper Douglass John G., M.D.Hall R.M,, waggonmaker King Samuel A.postmaster, dealer McArthur Duncan, blacksmith Maitland William, weaver Pinkerton Joseph, grist mill Pinkerton Thomas, saw and carding mi Scott, McCormick & Co., dealers Smith Joel, carpenter PrLCTSFERRY\u2014A small place in the township of Pittsburg, county of Iron- tonne.Distant from Kingston 12 miles, fare 8374c.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 60, Ashley John, farmer Belnap Hiram, blacksmith Cowan Alex, farmer Cowan David, farmer Jack John, farmer Kingsley Edward, tavernkeeper MeMorine rev, Samuel, Presbyterian Nichol John, farmer Reise Alfred, carriagemaker Root Allen, postmaster *\u201cPLAINFIELD\u2014A small village in the township of Thurlow, counuty of Hastings.Distant from Belleville, a station of the Graud Trunk railway, 10 miles, fare 40c.; from Bridgewater 20 miles, fare 8bc, Mail daily.Population about 200.Baggerly Richard, laborer Barnes Jas., miller and lumber merchant Bradshaw William, farmer Brown Amos, laborer Caverly Peter K., carriage builder Clement Ambrose, laborer Fox William W.Gillespie John, blacksmith Gould Andrew, shoemaker Gould Edward N., postmaster Hall John, teamster Hinds Ambroise C., millwright Hinds Daniel, laborer Hinds Sylvester, laborer Howard David, laborer Latta Archibald, laborer McCallum William, miller McCormack \u2014, laborer McDavid William, J.P, farmer Melbourne William H., blacksmith Ockerman Benjamin, teamster Ross George, innkeeper Sample George, laborer Sheppard James, carpenter Thompson William, laborer Tripp Daniel R., storekeeper Tripp John, laborer Trombley Edward, laborer + PLAINVILILE\u2014A small but pleasant village in the township of Hamilton, county of Northumberland.Distant from Cold Springs 2} miles, from Cobourg, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 10 miles.Population about 60.Bowman William, farmer Cruickshanks William, farmer Jamiegon John, carpenter McCrosky, John, laborer McCullough John, farmer McCullough Mrs, Jane, wid Samuel McCullough Samuel, farmer Pete John, blacksmith Ross Andrew, farmer Russell James, J.P., farmer Sidey John, shoemaker Weymouth William, laborer { PLANTAGENET\u2014A village on the river South Nation, towuship of Plun- tagenet, county of Prescott.The cole- brated Carratraon mineral springs are only a short distance from this placo.Montreal Telegraph Co, has an oflico here.Distant from Ottawa 41 miles, faro by steamboat $1, by stage $2.; from ontreal 78 miles.Mail duliy.J\u2019opula- tiou about 180.CHAMBERLAIN WYMAN A, assistant postmaster, general store CHARBONNEAU LOUIS, general store Cheeseman William, shoemaker # Formerly called Yaukee Mills.+ Also eniled Bowman's Cornors, post office is at Cold Springs.\u2018 t Formerly called Huttville.The Darragh Andrew I\u2019, farmer Darragh Daniel, farmer Darragh Patrick O., farmer Deslauriers J.Bte., councillor, furmer Dufort Jean Baptiste, blacksmith Eastman Miss Saraly, school teacher Eastmun Robert, taunor Iidgar Thomas, farmer Erratt William, J.P, farmer Gauthier Ludger, shoemaker Georgoen Peter, farmer HAGAR ALBERT, M.D., general store, saw and grist mill Hoge George, farmer James Theodore, farmer Larocque Charles, innkeeper Lawless John, furmer Lemieux Samuel, millwright McDonnell Patrick, councillor, farmer McKay John, bailiff, innkeeper McKinlay Hugh, furmer Maillé Joseph, carpenter MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Geo.W.Wright, operator O'Keefe John, saddler Perrault Jean, councillor, farmer Prentiss George Weymouth, M.D.RODDEN RICHARD J., storekeeper Smith Henry, postmaster, assessor Story William, miller Vanbridger James, bookkeeper, clerk of Division court Vogau Henry, lumberman WRIGHT GEORGE W., operator Montreal Telegraph Co.YEON PETER, deputy reeve, lor, hotelkeeper council- PLAT'ISVILLE\u2014An important village on the river Nith, township of Blenheim, county of Oxford.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an oflice here.Distant from Bright, a station of the Buftalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles, fare 25¢.; from Woodstock, the county town, 18 miles, from \u2018London 45 miles.Mail daily.Populs- tion about 900.Ames rev.William, Wesleyan Biles George, blacksmith Bingman John, farmer Broughton Edward, farmer Brown John, farmer Brown William, J.P., farmer Burton William, tailor Cann John, jun, laborer Cann Jobn, sen., laborer Chambers Walter, carpenter Clemens Aaron, of Clemens & Veitch Clemens & Veitch, storekeepers Clifton James, wool carder .Commercial hotel, Frederick Gulembo, proprietor Coxson George, farmer Cramp Andrew, butcher Cranstun Adu, woollen factory Crumby James, of Warnock & Jo.Davy John, cloth washer Dodge George W., Plattsville house Fenn Conrad, harnessmakor Ford Michuel, shoemaker Ford Willinm, shoemaker Frederick George S., cloth finisher Gatzka Andrew, shocmuker Gofton Roger, farmer Greenfield James, carpenter Gulembo Frederick, Commercial hotel Hall Stephen, farmer Hayward James, painter Henry Clhristinn, tinsmith Hewett Henry, farmer Hewett James, farmer Hipkins Richard, temporance saloon Hunt Robert, farmer Ingelis James, woollen spinner Jury William ONTARIO.] Kauffman Allen cabinetmaker Kauffman Joseph, turner Kilborn Jared, J.I\u2019., notary, issuer of marriage licenses Lake Thomas, storekeeper Lake William, farmer Levan Daniel K,, tinsmith Levan Samuel, puropmaker Lorrimer Mrs, Mary.wid John McAlpine Hugh, horsenail maker McGinns Daniel; carpenter McGraw Mrs., wid McPherson John, school teacher MARRIAGE LICENSES, Jared Kil- born, issuer Master Mrs.Barbara, wid Samuel Master George C., carpenter Master John, pumpmaker Melrose John, dyer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Miss Jane Smart, operator Morrison John S., M.D.Motheral Francis, shoemaker Motheral James, shoemaker Moyer rev.Samuel Nash, Evangelist Murray Mrs.Ann, laundress Myers Samuel, woollen spinner Neale Daniel, laborer Newrands Andrew, superintendent of woollen factory Nichol John, agricultural implement maker Nichol John, carpenter Oliver David, blacksmith Patton Robert, farmer Philip David L.M.D., coroner Platt Edward, flour mill Platt Samuel, postmaster Plattsville house, George W.Dodge Poore Joseph, carpenter Quant John, wool carder Ramsey John, laborer Reynolds Alfred, grocer Robertson Peter, miller Robinson John, of Robinson & Snyder Robinson & Snyder, storekeepers \u2018 Rose Frederick W., bookkeeper Rush Matthew, laborer Sanders James, wool sorter Scott Archibald, farmer Scott John, farmer Scott, Walter, farmer Scott William, farmer Seaman Thomas, waggonmaker Shannon Henry C., farmer Shaussenburg John, laborer Shaussenburg Joseph, teamster Shontze David, farmer Shupe Jacob, carpenter Smart John, deputy postmaster, storekeeper SMART MISS JANE, operator Montreal Telegraph Co.Snyder Amos, foundry Snyder Amos, of Robinson & Snyder Speare Henry, laborer \u2019 -Speare Willinm, shoemaker Stadden William, miller Taylor Thomas, blacksmith Thin Robert, spinner Todd William, farmer Traffroy Robert, M.D., farmer Vanevry David, teamster Vanevry William, Inborer Voitch Christiana, of Clemens & Veitch Warnock A, & Co, woollen factory Warnock Adam, of Warnock & Co.White Christinn, flax factory Workman James T., farmer Workman John W., carpenter Workman Thomas, farmer Workman William H., farmer Zeigler Emanuel painter Zicglor Isaac, cabine tmaker DOMINION 663 DIRECTORY.*PLAYFAIRVILLE\u2014A small vil lage on the Mississippi River, township of Bathurst, county of Lanark.It was settled ab »ut 45 years ago by A.W.Playfair, Esq.Distant from Perth, the county town and a station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 12 miles, from Brockville 60 miles, from Ottawa 50 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 7b.: Corbett rev.John, Wesleyan Jackson William, gunsmith Johnston James, miner McDonald Bugh, farmer Mills George C., postmaster, grocer Mitchell John, lumberman Playfair Andrew W., farmer Playfair Elijah, farmer Playfair James, farmer Playfair John J., miller Playfair Mrs.Sophia, wid Andrew PLEASURE ISLAND This island is beautifully situated on Lake Ontario, within a convenient distance of and directly opposite the City of Toronto, with which it has ha!f-hourly commuupica- tion by steam ferry.Some years ago it was tastefully fitted up as a pleasure garden ; but latterly, on account of high waters, this is being allowed to fall into decay.It is the opinion of many old residents of Toronto that in course of time the island itself will entirely disappear.It is still the chiefre-ort of the citizens of Toronto during the summer months.Distant from Toronto 1 mile.Population about 40.Carley George, boat builder Coleman Charles, hotel Coleman William, bar tender Deman George, lighthouse keeper Grant William, fireman Gray Patrick, saloon Hanlon John, island constable Howard Patrick, wheelsman Kennedy William, engineer Moloney John, agent Parkinson Mrs.Emily, hotelkeeper Parkinson William, captain steamer Boquet Perritt John, lighter Rainbow Joseph, ship carpenter Sterling George, bar tender Wallis William, fisherman Ward David, fisherman Ward John, fisherman Watson James, ship carpenter PLUM HOLLOW\u2014 A small place in the township of Bastard, county of Leeds.Distant from Harlem 3 miles, trom Irish Creek, a station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway.16 miles, from Brock- ville, the county town, 32 miles.Mail biweekly.Population about 15.Alguire Mrs.Lydia, postmistress * POINT EDWARD\u2014A large village at the mouth of the river St Clair, on Lake Huron, township of Sarnia, county of Lambton.It is the Canada terminus of the Grand Trunk railway.Pas sengers and freight are ferried across the river to Fort Gratiot, where they meet the Detroit branch of the Grand Trunk, and the Michigan Central and Michigan Southern railways.The freight cars are propelled on board a large floating stage capable of carrying a train of 21 cars, and towed across the river.Steambonts run from Point Edward to Sarnia, fare 25c., and to Detroit, fare $1.25.Steamers for Lakes Huron, Michi- an, Superior and the Georgian Bay, ouch here continually.There is also a line connecting with the Grand Trunk railway which leaves here for Chicago and intermedinte ports every alternate day.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Sarnia 2 miles, from * Formerly called Playfair's Mills.* Sometimes called Huron village and Port Sarnia.Pra-Por London 60 miles, from Detroit 65 mile , trom Toronto 168 miles.Mails daily.Population about 1000.Ashby John, conductor G.T.R.BEEBEE HOUSE, Ransom W.Beebee, roprietor BEEBEE RANSOM W.proprietor Beebee house.Bellinghirst Alfred, G.T.R.Beyer August, trader Bourne William, carpenter Boyd John, G.T.R.Breivogel Ÿrrs.Julia, wid John Brine Henry James, teacher Clark Miss Jessie, assistant teacher Cleary John, freight agent G.T.R.Cobb Joseph, butcher Cosgrove Thomas, shoemaker Coyle Patrick, G.T.R.Curry Lachy, Ist engineer steamer B.F.Waite Dixon George, 1st mate steamer Buffalo Earl George, baker and confectioner Elliot John, G.T.R.Empy Daniel A., builder Ernst Louis, postmaster, dealer FITZGIBBONS DAVID, proprietor Montreal house Fords John, clerk G.T.R.Gibson Thomas, G.T.R.Graham Joseph, cooper G.T.R.Hamilton Thomas, conductor G.T.R.Hitchcock Mark, fisherman Holder James, tavernkeeper Horsman Rober®P., station master Jones W.G., G.T.R.Kaupp Lawrence, butcher Kew Wiiliam, G.T.R.Letts Charles, clerk G.T.R.Livingston Dugald, grocer McAvoy John, dining rooms McConniff John, ticket agent G.T.R.McIntosh James McKugh Cornelius, conductor G.T.R.McMillan John; blacksmith Martin James, clerk, G.T.R.Masonville Oliver, captain steamer W.J.Spicer Matheson George W., collector of H.M.customs Mitchell Edw, 1st mate steamer Mont gomery .Mitchell William, clerk steamer Montgomery MONTREAL HOTUSE, David Fitzgib- bons, proprietor MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Morison Charles, G.T.R.Muirhead Mrs.Margaret, wid Andrew Murray \u2014, lst engineer steamer Montgomery Murray James B., hotelkeeper Nicholson captain Robert, proprietor steamer Montgomery Nutall H., locomotive superintendent Parkinson Thomas, fisherman Patton George, conductor G.T.R.Patton George, conductor G.T.R.Reilly Robert, engineer Rogers William P., conductor G.T.R.Seward William, fisherman Slocum James, fisherman Slocum Walter, fisherman Spetz Jacob, hotelkeeper Wake Walter, constable G.T.R.Wall Nicholas, G.T.R.Weese Ira, fisherman Williams Édward A, G.T.R.POINT PETRE\u2014A village on the north shore of Lake Ontario, township of Athol, county of Prince Edward.is- tant from Belleville, à station of the Grand Trunk railway, 50 miles.Mal weekly.Population about 40.Bond Patrick, councillor \u2019 Por-Por Garrison Samuel, carpenter Kinney William, J.P., farmer Martin Stephen, farmer Palen Wm.A.J.P, lighthouse keeper Scott James, postmaster Slaven Patrick, farmer Vanalstine Henry, farmer *POINT TRA VERSE\u2014A village on the north shore of Lake Ontario, township of Marysburgh, county of Prince Edward.Distant from Picton 17 miles, from Napanee, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 87 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 200.Ashley Augustus, farmer Ashley William, farmer Bongard Frederick, farmer Bongard Jackson, farmer Bongard Peter, farmer Cannon David, farmer Cannon John, tarmer Case Hermon, postmaster, mill owner Case Martin fn, farmer Collier Peter B., farmer Denaird Alvy, farmer Furguson Guy, farmer Hicks Joseph, farmer Howell William S., school teacher James William, storekeeper Johnson Henry, farmer McCrimmon Duncan, farmer McCrimmon Mrs.Jane, wid George McCrimmon Nathan, farmer MeIntosh Daniel, farmer Monck John, farmer , Monck Peter, farmer Ostrander Oliver, farmer Parkinson Johnson, blacksmith Sherriff Ebenezer Ww, farmer Smith Ira, farmer Spafford Roy, farmer Spafford Solomon, farmer Vandusen Edward H,, sailor Vandusen Henry, J.P.Vandusen Jacob H, farmer Vorce Marcellus, farmer POLAND\u2014A small village in the township of Dalhousie, county of Lanark.Distant from Perth, a station of the Brock- ville and Ottawa railway, 25 miles, Mail weekly.Population about 40.Blakeley Joseph, shoemaker Byng Charles, carpenter McIntosh Duncan, tavernkeeper Paul Moses, postmaster \u2018White John, weaver POMON A \u2014A small place in thetownship of Glenelg, county of Grey.Distant from Durham 183} miles, from Owen Sound, the county town, 31 miles, from Colllingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 31 Tiles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about Arrowsmith Thomas, farmer Beaton Alexander, farmer Bellmay John, farmer Burke Miss Catherine Burke Mrs.Mary, wid John Campbell George, farmer Currie Donald, farmer McCormack Angus, farmer McDonald Archibald, farmer McDonald Godfrey, farmer Mclsaac Angus, farmer Melsaac Donald, farmer Melsaac Murdoch, farmer McLeod John, farmer McRae Alexander, farmer McRae Donald, farmer McRae Donald, jun., farmer McRae Finlay, farmer McRae George, farmer * Algo called Long Point.DOMINION 664 DIRECTORY.Purdy William, miller Raymond John, innkeeper Ross James, postmaster Wright Miss Jane, teacher *POND MELLS\u2014A small villago in tho township of Westminster, county of Mid- dlesex, Jt is n station of the London and Port Stanley railway.Distant from London 4 miles, fare 124¢.; from Port Stanley 21 miles.Population about 70.Beatie Andrew, carpenter Beaty Robert, farmer Elliott John, farmer Elliott William, mill owner Fleming Robert, tailor Riddel John, shoemaker Stuart Charles, farmer Thomson James, farmer Waldock Charles P., agent Willows Thomas, miller PONSONBY\u2014A small village on the gravel road between Guelph and Elora, township of Pilkington, county of Wellington, Distant from Elora,a station of the ollington, Grey and Bruce railway, 4 miles, fare 15c.: from Guelph 9 miles, from Stratford 49 miles, from Toronto 67 miles, Mail daily.Population about 80.Aviss Richard, carpenter reen John, J.P., farmer Halley James L., postmaster, general store Hirst George, hotelkeeper Maitland John, waggonmaker, blacksmith Michie William, J.P.farmer Newman John, waggonmaker Telfer W.B., J.P., farmer Wallace Donald, deputy reeve of Pil- kington Wallace Hugh, farmer and POOLE\u2014A village in the township of Mornington, county of Perth.Lumber and country produce afford the principal trade here.Distant from Stratford, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 14 miles, fare 50c.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 200.Boshert Christian, shoemaker Burnett Andrew, farmer Connell Thomas, farmer Dehr George, waggonmaker Dunlop Andrew, M.D.Dunlop William, carpenter Fance David, tailor Farrell James, blacksmith Feik Landvig, farmer Fink Henry, turner Tink Philip, turner Forebeck Joseph, laborer Gotshalk Christian, shoemaker Graham Henry, farmer Hohner Christian, blacksmith Ingle John, mason Keily John, farmer Kines James Kines William, farmer Laidlaw William, carpenter Landvig John, farmer Matthews David, postmaster, dealer Miller Robert, weaver Montgomery James, J.P., farmer Opper Philip, farmer Poppe Ernest, cabinetmaker Reilly John, farmer Rhodermer Peter, carpenter Robertson Neil, teacher Rupp Joseph U, farmer Russh August, gardener Sage Henry, laborer Scott William, farmer Shine Daniel, auctioneer Signer Frederick, cooper * The post office is in London, [PROVINOE op Snyder Sebert, farmer Sough Frederick, laborer Struthers Robert, farmer Struthers William, shoemaker Suggart John, tinsmith Were Miss Elizabeth, boarding house Whitney Matthew, farmer Wilson Thomas, laborer Wismer Ilenry, farmer Zang Ernst, pumpmaker PORT ALBERT\u2014A village in the township of Ashfield, county of liuron.Distant from Goderich, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 10 miles, fare 50c.; from Lucknow 16 miles, from Kincardine 23 miles, fare gl.Mail daily.Population about 200.Colwell George, farmer Crawford James, saw and grist mill Dreany George, blacksmith Torber Andrew, school teacher Graham George, hotelkceper Graham William, J.P., farmer Green Adam, weaver Hawkins George, carpenter Hawkins Thomas, dealer Hayden William, farmer Hussey Patrick, farmer McRAE DONALD; proprietor Albert hotel Murray Wilson, carpenter Ottway Henry, farmer Ottway Robert, farmer PELLOW WILLIAM T., postmaster and dealer in dry goods, groceries, h ard- ware, boots and shoes, &c., &c.PORT ALBERT HOTEL, Donald Me- Rae, proprietor Quad Andrew, weaver Young Richard, shoemaker Port PORT BRUCE \u2014A romantic village at the mouth of Catfish Creek, on the north shore of Lake Erie, township of Malrhide, county of Elgin.It is a port of entry.Distant from St.Thomas, a station of the London and Port Stanley railway, 17 miles, fare 62jc.Mail daily.l\u2019opulation about 200.Adams William, sailor Brown William, laborer Burrows Jason, carpenter Chesterman William, shoemaker Commercial hotel, John C.Grass, proprietor Crosier William, Davis Steplien H Dominion house, proprietor Co Eakins John A., storekeeper, resides in.Sparta Gilbert William, school teacher ; Grass John C., proprietor Commercial hotel .Hewitt Edward A., proprietor Dominion house Hicks Robert, carpenter Hoover Abraham, carpenter Hume Andrew, grain merchant Loucks Wellington, carpenter McKenzie Allen, pumpmaker Nichols David, gardener Nickerson Alfred Norman Joseph E., postmaster, store~ keeper Prowes Henry, mason Ryckman Lester, cooper ; Shipley Edward, blac kemith Taylor Peter, farmer ; ; Thompson Thomas, preventive officer: and harbor master Trim Samuel, butcher Westover Stephen, carpenter Wilson Mrs.Ruth, wid John Winnacott George, jun., sailor laborer ., grain merchant Edward A.Hewitt, "]