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183                           MONTREAL.

       BARRATT, J. B.,  agent  for  George Virtue,  Son & Co., of London,  107  Craig st.  See
             card,  page  186.
       BRYSON,  CAMPBELL,  bookseller,  stationer,  paper  ruler,  blank  book  manufacturer  and
           publisher  of the  national and  other  school books; 24  St. Francois Xavier  st.  See
           card, page 184.
       BEAUCHEMIN,  O., bookseller,  stationer  and  bookbinder,  81  St.  Paul  st.—a  chftice  stock
           of French  books,  &c,  always on  hand—bookbinding  neatly and promptly executed.
       CHALMERS, R., & Co.,  booksellers,  stationers, printsellers and  dealers in fancy  articles,
           &c, 8 Great  St.  James st.
       DAWSON,  BENJAMIN",  importer  of English, French  and American  books, stationery, &c. t
           and  of English  newspapers,  and  English  and  American  magazines, reviews, &c, 2
           Place  d'Armes.  See  card.
       DREDGE,  F . C , & A.,  stationers,  paper  rulers  and  bookbinders,  229^  St.  Paul  st.—
           paper  ruling done to order in a superior  manner with  despatch,  and upon  moderate
           terms.
       FABRE, E. R., & Co.,  importers of French  books,  stationery,  engravings,  &c., 3 SL
           Vincent st.
       LAY, R.  W.,  publisher and  periodical depot,  195 Notre  Dame  st.  See  card, page 184.
       MCCOT,  JOHN,  bookseller,  stationer  and  printseller,  and agent  for the American  Art
           Union,  Insurance  Company's  buildings, Great  St. James  st.  See  card,  page  184.J
       MCGREGOR, R., binder, 22 Great  St. James st.—bookbinding  of every description  execu-
           ted in good  style, and  upon  very  reasonable  terms.
       MILLER, R.,  & A., booksellers,  stationers  and  binders,  and publishers  of the  national
           school books,  10  St. Francois  Xavier  st.  See  card,  page  185.
       MILNE,  JAMES,  bookseller  and  agent  for  the  Bible  Society, the  Religious  Tract  Society
           and the  Sunday  School  Union, 31  Great  St.  James st.
       PICKUP, E.,  Wesleyan  book depot, rear of Wesleyan  church, Great  St.  Jafnes  st.,  has
           constantly  on  hand  Wesley's  Hymns  and a variety  of other  religious  publications,
           wholesale and  retail.
       ROLLAND, J. B., dealer in French books, stationery  and  fancy  articles, book binder and
           paper  ruler, 24  St.  Vincent st.
       SADLIER, D.,  & J., importers of and wholesale  and  retail  dealers  in books, stationery,
                         179 Notre  Dame  st.  See  card,  page  186.
           engravings, &c. ?
       WEIR  & DUNJST, importers, wholesale  stationers  and  blank  book  manufacturers,  Great
           St.  James  st., opposite the Bank  of British  North  America.
       Chapeleau, Z.,  84 Notre Dame st.   Mclntosh, William, binder,  13 St.  Gabriel st.
       Cunningham, H. H., 23 Notre Dame st.  Perrawlt, Louis, 7 St. Vincent st.
       Flynn,  James,  second hand books, Alexander st»  Ruthven,  James,  stationer  and binder,  204 St.
       Gendron, P.,  29 St. Gabriel st.      Paul st.
       Graham, Robert, stationer,  186 St. Paul st.  Turtle, E. C, stationer,  167 St Paul st.
       Lamothe, J. M.,  151 Notre Dame st.
                         B.      DAWSON,


       BOOKSELLER                      AND        STATIONER,



       KEEPS  on hand a  complete  assortment of Plain  and  Fancy  Stationery,  Engravings,
       Writing  Desks, Work  Boxes, Pen  and  Pocket  Knives, School  Books,  Blank  Books,
       Medical  Works,  Standard Works in various departments  of Literature,  and  is constantly
       receiving  by Express  all the  New  Cheap, and Interesting  Periodical  and  Ephemeral
       Publications  of the  day.
         British  Newspapers  and  other Periodicals  supplied  with  regularity.
         Orders made up  Monthly  for  Great  Britain  and  France, and  Weekly  for  the  United
       States.
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