The Montreal directory for... : containing an alphabetical directory of the citizens generally, a classified business directory, and a supplementary directory of professional and business men in Chambly, Laprairie and St. Johns, 1 janvier 1855, Introduction

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Won A.Wenld - a Fans US enr pT > Ç As \u20ac = xv \u201d RN 2 LA ET _ » Eva Tool sé wes Biblio thèque Mationale = = ru = \u2014 ag a ae\u2014\u2014\u2014 = =o \u2014 * \u2018 ZARDyHay et Square, + Near the American erian Church.® + we 2 1 4 X LES Ç \u20ac 5° Le + = ps, 33 $ z-14ds6 FX 2 \"PER JE = ma tlle.rte WDONNOUGH, NOIR & (0, Silk Mercers and Noslers, General Importers of British azd Foreign DRY GOODS, &c., Muir's Buildings, No.185 Notre Dame Street, Eat End, near the French Church, MONTREAL.M'D., M.& Co.bave constantly on band, and offer for Sale, \u2018Wholesale and retail, on the most reasonable terms an extecive Amortment of\u2014 French Ribbens Riding Geunuets Wool Tartans Artificial Flowers Cabioses and Shirtings Gents\u2019 Plaxds F Printed Masling Linens and Sheeungs Pa Do Baregs Flsanels and Blankets Sewed Mustin and Do Dekaines Haberdestery ves Brocade Silks Mourning Goeds in Do.Collarsand Ineh Tebinetts every variety Chemizeues Moire Antiques Deean Buttons Crape, Satin Gympe, Fringes Hesiery &e, French Kid Gloves Spun Silk Tartans Also, Gents\u2019 Silk, Cotton, Merino and Lamb's Wool Shirts and Drawers.Ladies\u2019 Lamb's Wool asd Merino Vests, Drawers and (Under Dresses.Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 do, do.Silk Thread, Merino, Colton and Balbr; Hose and Half Hose.Shawls of every variety.Black loured Visites and Mantis.Lace and Towed Work; and Splendid Tartan Moire Antique Dresses of the different Clans, &c., kc.A large assortment of Staple Dry Goods, Small Wares & Trimmings, of the best materials and finish.MD.M.& ce soi Mhemeelres of this o mit of res tarnisg their grateful thanks for istingussbed and liberal port they bave received since they commenced busines, aoû acquaint their customers\u2014the Ladies of Montreal, and visitors from & distance\u2014that they have received their suppiy of goods direct from the cheapest markets, in a way which insures 10 their customers the latest styles, and goods of approved taste and sue perior quality, OKLY ONE PRICE.\u2014THEIR TERMS ARE CASH.|Family ecounts Payable Quarterly.N.B.\u2014Orders from a distance prompily and faithfully execated./ _ CA = F.X.LOISELLE, MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTNIER, Ne.78 McGill Street, Montreal.Eoepeivage on hand an extensive and varied assortment of Y-MADE CLOTHING of all kinds, together with & sue hor Stock of Broad Cloths, Castimeres, Vestings, &c., which is at all times prepared to Make to Measure, in the most feshionable manner, upon short notice, and at very moderates prices.Clothe and Trimmings Furnished, and Garments Cut in the latest Style of Fashion.Shirts, Drawers, Undershirts, Coi- lars, &¢., in groat variety, and every article wazranted Le be the best of its kind.Citizens and Strangers are ivited to call sod examine, and Wholesale Parebasers will find a very large and Superior Stock to select from, while the terms will be very favor able.N.B\u2014To suit Strangers and travellers a complete Outfit can be made in twelve hours in first rate style.Fit in all cases wairanted. MONTREAL DIRCTORY, NEW EDITION, Ngee IN MAY AND JUNE, 1855; contains, FIRST, Au Alphabetical Directory of the Cities * .GENERALLY: SECOND, A GLASSIPIED BUSINESS BIRESTOAY, IN WHICH THE NAMES OR SUBSCRISERS ARE ARRANGED UNDER TNXIR PROPER BUSINESS HEADS; AFD, THIRD, A DIRECTORY TO TEE INSURANCE COMPANIES, BANKS, NATIONAL AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES AND INSTITUTIONS, AND TO ALL PUBLIC OFFICES, CHURCHES, &c., IN MoNTAZAL ACCOMPANIED BY A Guide to the Streets of the City of Montreal.BY MBS.R.W.8.MACKAY.MONTREAL: \u2018 Printed by Owzzn k Srxesusen, 42 Se François Xavier St.thn.ics, Seven and Siapance subscriders ad Ton Price Be Teener = gr o ee epee ec cri PREFACE.AAA In continuing a work, to which hoe late husband devoted so much of his time and attention, the undersigned is aware, that although the little assistance she could give him, in the details of the labor, has afforded her some valuable experience in the undertaking, now that it has pleased the Almighty by removing him to leave her to struggle with the world alone, yet she can hardly hope to have attained to that accuracy, of which the great support extended to the work in her deceased husband\u2019s hands is sufficient evidence, that it has hitherto possessed.She can say, however, that her desire to make the present edition of the Directory as wosthy of the patronage of the community, as its predecessors have been acknowledged to be, hus not been less ardent than was that of Mr.Mackay himseif; and she trusts, with somewhat of diffi ence, that the great pains she has taken to accomplish that desire have not been without success.She has bestowed much labor in procuring the n information, and hardly less in compiling and armuging it in due form.Under the many difficulties she has had to encounter, she ventures to think, that the public will be disposed to look with an indulgent eye, pon any deficiencies cr errors, which'may be detected in the present volume, satisfied that the efforts of the widow to earn her bread cannot fail to be charitably regarded by the citizens of Montreal ; her principal ékvuse fur them, should they exist, is her comparative newness to the many details of, to her,so great an undertaking,\u2014the impossibility of commencing it before the 6th May, in consequence of the numerous removals at that date,\u2014the great increase in the populatirn of the city within the last three the necessity of her doing s0 much with own band.To the same causes, aiso, she has to attribute the delay that has taken place in the appearance of the work, bat she has reason to believe that, with the experience she now possesses, such js not likely to 9ecte in, but i ; be able to issue Pare editions by the second or third week of June.i The undersi ed now throws herself on the favor ! of her husband\u2019s numerous friends, and the kind consideration of the public in laying the present volume before them.In, one thing, at pose] she is fortunate, that the nature of the work i | apart from any merits or demerits of her own, makes it a necessary companion in the establishment of every man Who carries on business of any kind in the ty, asd that inan industual city, Like Montreal, compaises almost every clam of the population.f { - CHRISTINA MACKAY.Montreal, July, 1855. INDEX.Addenda to the A! pabetinl Directry Alphabetical Directoey ltural L plement Ari Ener \u201c Vauits .Apothecaries, Chemists and Driggs Architects and Civil Engingets Amurance Com Fie and and Marine Auctioneers Comat Lit Bakers Bakers of Ship Broad ! Banker .Banks and Bank Agence .Bellows Factory .Benevolent Institutions .Berlin Wool Stoves _.- .Black and White Smiths .Block and Pump Makers .Board of Brokers .Board o of Trade .Houses, Private Boarding .x Botanic and Zool, Brewers und Doin oes Brush Maker .! : .Buttes Inspector .+ Butchers Cabinetmakers aod Upholsterers Carpenters, Joiners, and Builders Carpet and General Furnishiog Warshouse Chemists and Dropire China, Glass, and ware Dealers, ee.Chop \u2018and Coffee Houses Cider Vaults .Cireulating Libraries .City Council and Officers .Sin Engineers .+00 00 0 6 00 5 1 0 0 0 04 1 61 6 Carvers, Gilders, and Looking Glas Mannfseturers 08 060 6 4 0 0 0» © ehh ie et sme te aaa teases eae * NNER SNE RRR ENR ERNE = i + Coach and Carriage Makers Colleges and Schools.; Collectors of Accounts .: : Commission Merchants sad Ageats Commission Agents Committees of the city Council Confectioners Consuls Dyers .Engravers and Lithographers Exchange ar and Money Brokers Express 08 ces Fancy Stores.Five Assurance Companies Fire Engine Manufactory .FN ire and Wate Firemen's Benevolent Amochtion Flour Ins) .Flour Mil - - 4 Flour Merchants .Forwarding erchants.Foundries and Machine Works.piths, Brass Founders nd Plambers .BYE EELS SERENE RY BEER EIB RIRR INE =e œ- 2SSYHILSSES Miners Waters .Mecchants Exchange - .Music Teacher .Musical Instromeats, Manufacturers o .- .Nail and Spike Manuiacturers .Natonal .pers and Periodicals .Pai Ola, Glass, &c.Dealers parer Warehouses.Ba per Hunger und Map Moanter cians gous .Plonofons Makers .Planing and Sewing Mite .Plaster Mills .: : Plane Maker .Plumber, Brusséounders and Gus Fituers Pots \u201cPowder zine Powder Mi Printiag Offices Protestant Clergy VENTURE SES ENSSESSHEREN INENIELEUSSINSOQUISHUSISERENSE Provision laspectors Prosision Merchants Public Halls Public Instruction, Department of Pablie Offices and logtitutions Railroad Companies .Railroad Offices Raiiroad Contractors.Resdy-made Linen Warehouse Rechabite Societies Ship Bread Baker .Smiths, Horse Shoers, ke.Sons of Tem Stage, Singe, Srumbon en À Raïilrosd Offices Ship Yards and Dry Docks Slate Roofers.Swtistics of Montreal .-Steve Manufacturers Street Dirsctory Chaodiers Telegraph Offices .Temperance Societies .Tareshne Machine Makers in Plate Workers .Tobacconists .Trinity House .Trunk Stores Turner .Foundries .Shen rif of Meet College - von econ Vegetable Ointment .Watchmakers and Jewellers Yesstioe M Machine Manutacturers Wine Meichants Wire Worker Wood Yard BREFLRLLULRVERRRYRIBULULRVULRUAURUPAVRIGR BURR URL dr re .ADDENDA AND ERRATA.oo , Asranam, Mrs R, 126 St Antoine Apans, W & H F, merchant tailors and clothiers,.195 Notre Dame Baker, J C, advocate, 45 Little St James, house Drummond Barber, E, 59 St Constant Beers, J J, chemist and druggist, 127 St Antoine Benn, Roser, carpenter and builder, Berthelet near Bleury Bervarn, J D & Co, auctioneers and commission merchants, 206 St Paul BerTuzcor, LF, groceries and liquors, corner Notre * Dame and Bonsecours Baowx, Swax & Co, wholesale dry goods, 213 St u Campbell, John, merchant tailor, 74 Great St James Clarke, Wallace & Bennett, trunk makers, 283 Notre Dame Cantin & Risley, engineers and machinists, west end St Joseph \u2018 Carre, Kincan & Mar, wholesale ship chandiers and grocers, 278 St Paul Cartisze, J & Co, furniture store, 62 and 64 Great St James Carpenter, James, carpenter, 82 St Antoine Carrique, P D, coal merchant, 175 St Antoine Conran, Wu, ocery and tavern, corner Lagauche- tiére and Wolfe CoutLLarp, THoMas, agent for A, Larue & Co, Stoves and hardware, 167 St Paul A Dillon, Richard, interpreter in court, 149 Mountain ENGELEE & KAME=A, general commission merchants 22 St François Xavier ON, AXDREW, general commission agent, 28 St Sacrament, house 66 St Charles Barromée ie 7 Eleva * ni bop vow\u2019 rT mr erm recta eet ine .em Farrell, Wm, wine and spirit merchant, 15 St Jean ptiste Grarnp Trusx Ranwar Co\u2019s Ormice, 22 and 2 Little St James, corner of St Lambert Gravel, Fréres, dry goods and groceries, corner Craig and St Lawrence Hawzins, T, boots, shoes and leather, corner of Notre Dame and St Gabriel Inzsn, D T, agent for express Co\u2019s office, 8 Place d\u2019Armes Jones, Rev Joseph, at Mrs Matchitt\u2019s, 150 Craig Masrranp, Tyize & Co.wine and general merchants, corner St Frangois Xavier and Hospital ire, Francis, Auctioneer & Commission Merchant, 47 St Peter, near Notre Dame Mavor, James, builder, 113} Alexander Morris & Lambe, advocates, 59 Little St James McDonaLp, Jonn, toll keeper, St Lawrence toll gate McMillin, John, toll keeper, Hochelaga O'Heir, E & M, clothing store, Queen, St Ann\u2019ssub Protestant servants Home, Industrial bouse of Re- fage, Richmond Square Raxssaw, Jozn, lumber dealer, 4 Geo:ge Sanders, Jas, cabman, St Antoine west of Riche mond Square SuzLron, E E, groceries and wines, 256 Notre Dume, corner St John Stamens, Arex, Stewart Montreal general hospital Dorchester Wilkes, Rev H, D D, Mountain Terrace Woon, Joxxs & Co, wholesale dry goods, 294} St Young, Rev Geo, Radegone Yuill & Laird, carversand gilders, 261 Notre Dame "]