Page 130 - Canadian Dominion Directory 1871 - Partie 1-fusionné

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CARRY, JAMES, wholesale and retail grocery and provision store, Dundas st.
COLOVIN, M., general merchant, 33 Dundas st.
COTTRELL, GEORGE, auctioneer, commission merchant, and land agent, office, Covent
Garden Market.
DANIELL, JAMES, barrister and attorney at law, King st.
DAR,CH, JAMES F'., manufacturer and- dealer in every description of saddlery, harness,
trunks, &c, Dundas st.
DARCH, ROBERT, saddler, harness and trunkmaker, Dundas st.
DEADMAN, JAMES D., house, sign and ornamental painter, corner of King and Ridout
sts.
DEWEY, WILLIAM, working gold and silversmith, and jeweller, from London, (England),
6 doors east of Robinson Hall—all kinds of repairs neatly executed.
DIXON & SON, hat, cap and fur manufacturers, 27 Dundas st.
EMERY, EDWARD, auctioneer and farmer, Westminster Township, P. O. address, Lon-
don.
ESSERY, W. H., ladies' and gentlemen's boot and shoe store, Dundas st. s opposite the
Market.
FRASER, JOHN, agent of Bank of Montreal, Ridout st.
FREE PRESS, THE, newspaper, W. Sutherland, publisher, Talbot st.
GILL, W. C , attorney at law and land agent, office, Courthouse.
GILLEAN, JAMES, bookseller and stationer, 61 Dundas st.—a good stock of books and sta-
tionery of all kinds, constantly for sale upon favorable terms.
GLASS, WILLIAM, grocer and tea dealer, Dundas st.
GLEN, WILLIAM, dealer in groceries, wines, spirits and provisions, Dundas st.
GLEN, JAMES, tailor and clothier, Dundas st.'—keeps always on hand, west of England,
broad cloths, cassimeres, vestings, &c. Riding habits and military clothing made to
order on short notice.
GOODHUE, HON. GEORGE, M. L. C , postmaster, office, Ridout st.
GRAHAM, J. M., bookseller and stationer, 25 Dundas st.—a choice stock of books and
stationery of every description always on hand, and for sale on moderate terms.
GUNN & GORDON, staple and fancy dry goods warehouse, 35 Dundas st.
HART, D. W., general printing office, Ridout st.
HENDY &. CARTER, importers of staple and fancy dry goods, 62 Dundas si, opposite the
Market.
HOPE, BIRRELL & Co., general merchants and importers, 17,19, and 21, Dundas st.
HQRTON, WILLIAM, barrister and attorney at law, and commissioner of court of Queen's
Bench, Ridout st.
HORTOP, T., butcher, stall No. 3, Covent Garden Market, Dundas st.
HUTCHINSON, CHARLES, law student, Ridout st.
JARMAN, WILLIAM, copper, zinc, tin and sheet iron worker, Richmond st, near M'Fee's
corner, roofing, guttering, hot air works and steam pipes, fitted up on short notice.
KORDES, HERMAN, professor and teacher of music, Talbot st.
LABATT & ECCLES, ale and porter brewers, south end of Simcoest.
LAWSON & BURGESS, staple and fancy dry goods warehouse, 11 Dundas st.
LAWRASON & CHISHOLM, importers of dry goods, groceries, hardware, crockery, &c.,
corner of Dundas and Talbot sts.
LAWRASON, LAURENCE, (of the firm of L. & C.,) residence, east end of Dundas st.
LEONARDJE., & Co., manufacturers of tin, copper and sheet iron wares, and dealers in
stoves, patent pumps, &c, of all kinds, Dundas st.
LEONARD, E., iron founder, and machine factory, Ridout st.
MCBRIDE, SAMUEL, manufacturer of tin, copper and sheet iron ware, and dealer in
stoves, patent pumps, &c, Ridout st—job work attended to on short notice.
MCDONALD, D., jun., dealer in staple and fancy dry goods, 43 Dundas st.
MCDOWALL, JOHN, Freemasons Arms hotel, Blackfriars bridge, Ridout st.—the brethren
of the order will find here good accommodations and choice wines and liquors.
MCINTOSS, J. G., & Co., importers of staple and fancy dry goods, hosier}", gloves, &c,
57 Dundas st.