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STREET DIRECTORY.
63 Herman Gaiison, ship broker
. . Berneaud & Co., merchants
65 Berry & Mackay, opticians
67 W. Leslie & Co., ship owners
. . A. Bell, warehouseman
RIGHT HAND SIDE.
2 John Cook, cashier (Union Bank)
14 J. & W. Williamson, hairdressers
16 Thomas B. Garden, tobacconist
22 James Fraser, M.D.
28 Wm. M'Leod, tailor
30 Mrs Jamieson, lodgings
32 J. M. Smith, butcher
34 R. C. Bowers, Granite Co.
. . Shore Porters' Society Office
. . Jewish Synagogue
. . Rev. James Littman
38 Jas. Ross, shoemaker
Marischal street, bridge.
42 Alex. Youngson, coal merchant
44 John Sheed & Co., merchants
. . Alex. R. Wilson (of J. S. & Co.)
46 Wm. Couper, fishery oflBcer
. . Wm. Milne, commission agent
48 Chas. Taylor, ship broker
, . J. T. Rennie & Son, insur. brokers
Trinity Church.
56 J. S. Chalmers, insurance broker
. . T. Jamieson, teacher of engineer-
ing
. . Wra. Young, art collector
60 Geo. Thompson & Co., shipo\vners
62 John Cook & Son, insur. brokers
Market Buildings
Market street.
BASEMENT FLOOR.
1-2 Mrs Walker, fish dealer
5 Mrs Scott, do.
6 Mrs Edwai'ds, do.
8-9 Wm. Farquharson, fish dealer
11 Mrs Stephen, do.
12-13 Mrs Pert, do.
38 Miss Smith, confectioner
39 Mrs Davidson, cook shop
59 J. Garioch, fish dealer
62-63 Wm. Anderson, fish dealer
69 J. Garrow,jun., fish, &c., dealer
89 M. CroU, baker
90 James Strathdee, baker
Mrs Garioch, fish dealer
Mrs Lees, do.
Mrs Wood, do.
Mrs Craig, do.
Mrs Leiper, do.
Miss Roy, do.
Mrs Smith, confectioner
R. Gan-ow, fish and game dealer
HALL.
Market office
1, 2, 3 George Rose & Co. fleshers
4, 5, 6 John Williamson & Son,
fleshers
9 Alex. Williamson, flesher
11 Mrs Fraser, do.
12-13 Wm. Smith, do.
15, 16, 17, 19 Jas. Whyte. flesher
22-23 Mrs Jamieson, refrshmt. rooms
30 John Adams, stationer
31 James Sang^i-ter, flesher
32-33 W. M. Thomson, basket maker
34-35 Wm. Martin, flesher
36 Wm. Rebecca, jun., flesher
37 A. Christie, hairdresser
38 Mrs Gray, flesher
40 David Ewmg, do.
42 Sam. Anderson, do.
43-44 S. Alsop, do.
45-46 A. S. Stev/art, do.
47 A. Wallace, flesher
50, bl, 52 Jam.es TvI'Intosh, flesher
An'lrew Anderson, gardener
Jairies Smith, do.
Alexander Mortimer, do.
Wm. Davidson, do.
G. Jamieson, fruiterer
Mrs M'Gungle, do.
James Ferrier, do.
Alex. Gray, do.
R. Burns, do.
Alex. Barns & Co., do.
Alex. Burns, jun., do.
GALLERY.
Alexander Morrison, clothier and
outfitter
1-2 A. Mackie, basket maker
3 Wm. M'William, bookseller
5-6 Mrs Garden, fancy goods
7 John Robertson, watchmaker
8-9 T. P. Nicoll, bookseller
12 James Campbell, bookseller
16 D. Ogg, basket maker
17 R. B. Rattary, lapidary
IS P. Leith, galvanic battery
21 J. Blackadder, watchmaker
22 G. Campbell, tobacconist
23-24 G. Anderson, jun., engraver
26-27 C. A. Cruickshank, bookseller
28, 29, 30 Wm. Caufield, general dealer
33, 34, 35 ft] rs Thomas Calder, draper
36-37 Misses Ingram, fancy goods
38-39 Mrs J. Calder, fancy goods
42 Miss Calder, fancy goods
43-44 James Wilson, bookbinder
48 John Calder, watchmaker
49-50 Misses Conner, fancy goods
53-54 Mrs Cheyne, fancy goods
55-56 George Shepherd, watchmaker
Market Street.
From Union street to Victoria bridge.
LEFT HAND SIDE.
1 David W. Clark, teller (N. B. of S.)
. . Wm. Sim, teller (N. B. of S.)
. . Mrs Hamilton
3 Peter Mitchell, tobacconist