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A. & W. MACKINLAY 
 
 KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND 
 
 Custom House Blanks, Bills of Lading, 
 
 ADVANCE NOTES, 
 
 SHIPS' ARTICLES, 
 
 LEGAL BLANKS, 
 
 DEEDS & MORTGAGES, 
 
 Magistrates' Blanks, 
 NOTES, DHAFTS, RECEIPTS, 
 
 Oflftce Stationery, I>iarles, 
 
 LET f Ei iiO^S, 
 
 Pocket Books, Wallets, 
 
 CARTER'S INK, 
 
 MACKINLAY'S INK, 
 
 STEPHENS' INK, 
 
 PATENT INK PAPER. 
 
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 PROVINCE OF ^^i NOVA' SCOTIA, 
 
 DOlilNION ^^^^T ^^ CANADA. 
 
 FOB THE T£AB OF OUB LOBD 
 
 Being the third year after BISSEXnLi: or LEAP YSAR, and 
 the latter part of the 4end and heginning of the 
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 ESTABLISHED 1834. 
 
 See Indez, Pages 213 and 217. 
 
 PUBLISHED BY THE PROPRIETORS, 
 
 McALPINE & BARNES, 
 
 SALZTAZ, ITOVA SCOTZA. 
 
 SOI^TD BY 
 
 A. & W. MACKINLAY, 137 Granville St. ; BUCKLEY k ALLEN, 
 
 No. 124 GiiANviLLE St. ; T. P. CONNOLLY, Corner Granville 
 
 AND George Sts. ; WILLIAM GOSSIP, No. 103 
 
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 OF TEE CmCILAB SAW, 
 
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 . FULLER k CO. 
 
 IMPORTERS OF 
 
 London Paints and Oils, Cordage, Nets, Twines and 
 Lines, Window Glass, Sheet Lead, Zinc, Gun- 
 powder, Shot, Blasting Fuse, Griffin's 
 Horse Nails and Scythes, 
 
 TABLE & POCKET CUTLERY. 
 
 — ALSO — 
 
 BEST ANNEALED GUT NAILS. 
 
 HoHse BniMing Hardware of all kinds, 
 
 FOR SALE AT LOWEST MARKET RATES. 
 
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 upper Wafer Street Halifax. 
 
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I. H. rilLLFB and CO., Blark Hair Hontlns. henrt Powcr> Wbnrf. 
 
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 UKLCIlKri'S FAUMKU'S 
 
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 BUCKLEY & ALLEN, 
 
 Wholesale and Eetail STATIONERS, 
 
 IJKAI^KJIS IJNT 
 
 Photo. Albums, 
 flcrap Alliums, 
 Opera UlusseH, 
 LiuUom' 
 
 Coinpaiiiuiis, 
 Writing DcHlts, 
 Drawing Cases, 
 School Slates, 
 Curd Cuses, 
 Ladies' Fans, 
 Olove Boxes, 
 Stereo8coi>e8, 
 Miuroscopes, 
 Purses, 
 Qamos, 
 Cliess, 
 
 Playing Cards, 
 Pezequo, 
 Dominoes, 
 
 HInnk Hooks, 
 Memo. Uooks, 
 i'o( ket iiooks, 
 CJinniioM, 
 (Jilloffs Pens, 
 Alit.iicll's I'ens 
 Wrifi'iy; and 
 Cdliyiii;;' Inks, 
 Hook .Marks, 
 (iold I'eridls, 
 Oold Pens, 
 Hibles, 
 Pravers, 
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 Soi'vices, 
 Diaries, 
 Annuals, 
 Alni;ina(ks, 
 &c., for 1879. 
 
 BoolB in every DeDartment of Literatnre. Stalioaeir of every descriDtion. 
 
 Sole Agents for Heytrood, Hlgglnbotham, Smith & Co.'s Paper Hangings. 
 
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 IMPORTER AND DEALER IN 
 
 Hats, Caps, Furs, Buffalo Eolaes, 
 
 TRUNKS, VALISES, 
 
 LEATHER HAT OASES, OARPET BAGS, &o., 
 
 WHOLESALE A; RETAIL. 
 
 82 Upper Water Street, - - Halifax, N. S. 
 
 Sign of the Gilt Hat and Cap, OppoiiUe Tobln's ^Vharf. 
 
 A SPLENDID STOCK OF LADIES' FURS, 
 
 And Gentlemen's Fur and Heavy Cloth Cftps of every description, will be 
 offered to intending purchasers at the lawes.t prices for cash. 
 
 mSP* Please givo me a call. 
 
 JOHN H. PHILP, 
 
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 BUCKLEY & ALLEN, 124 Granville St., Halifax. 
 
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 101 & 103 Barrington Street, 
 
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 W« aw; now prepared to show the Lar^e8t and Best 
 
 assurter] stock of FIRST-CLASS CABINET 
 
 and UPHOLSTERED 
 
 FURNITURE 
 
 IN" THE I>03^ffIl^TI03^T_ 
 
 We arc^ continually receiving large additions to our 
 8toek <3f MEW and ELEGANT DESIGNS. Hand- 
 some Secretary Book Cases, Side Boards, House Desks, 
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 CHAMBER FURNITURE A SPECIALTY. 
 
 35 different styles and prices to select from. 
 
 SPRING BEDS & MATTRESSES ol eyery telptloiL 
 
 hrlir and limi Im Suites and Dining Eooni Furniture 
 
 TO SUIT ALL. 
 
 CHEAP FURNITURE 
 
 OF EYEEY DESCRIPTION IN LARGE QUANTITIES. 
 
 OwiHg to t1i« vftry low i-ate of wages, and the low price of all 
 ntfttorials uf^ed in inimiifactures botli a-t Lome and abroad, we arc now 
 enabitid to oHVi all goods iu our litio s(t lU) I'TOAl I'llICES ,' tliey never 
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 TO DUY. 
 
 Onler.s by mail carefully attended to. Particular attention given to 
 paekiug aud ghii^jning goods by rail ox water. 
 
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 Near JBtUi/ttx and International HoMa, 
 
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 AiTiriCmi TEETH. 
 
 Entire or part Seta, Plain Gum, Single or Block Teeth, on 
 Gold, Silver or Vulcanite. 
 
 TEETH FILLED with Gold, Amlp, tr fhite Filling. 
 
 TEETH REMOVED 
 
 with or without Condensed Nitrous Oxide Gas, a safe and 
 reliable agent, having been administered in thi."; ofHco to 
 over 2000 patients. 
 
 SPECIAL NOTICE. 
 
 Many persons arc constantly calling; and desiring: Dental o|)erati(»is at a reduced 
 price, who actually require the services of a Dentist, but whose pecuniary circum- 
 stances will not permit their paying the usual fee for first-class work. In order 
 to meet the requirements of every one, I have made arrangements to have all 
 kinds of Dental operations done at my Office, at the following cheap rates. 
 
 In so doing I desire to give every patient satisfaction ; and altJiough the work 
 at those prices will bo done by the Assistants, every case shall bo carefully looked 
 after. Parties so desiring cheap work, will please state the fact when making 
 engagements, and on completion of work CA.S]rI will be required for aervlces 
 rendered. 
 
 TiUinfiTS from 50 cents to 1 dol. 60 cents. 
 Sets and Parts of Sets, on Tnleanite, from 3 to 20 dels. 
 
 No charge for removing Teeth preparatory to inaertiiui Sets. 
 
 Gratis for the Poor every day from 9 to 10 a. m., except Suniiays ; also for the 
 Orphans' Home, huhistrial ydiool, Deaf and Dumb Inijtitnte, lunl all inmates of 
 such Institutions, gratis as iisual. 
 
 
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 DEALEIl IN 
 
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 Register Grates, Foundry Supplies, Pumps, dcc. 
 
 Duke and Mh Sts. 
 
 HALIFAX. 
 
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 Windsor Foundry, 
 
 WINDSOR. 
 
 Ag-ent for tlie 
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 STAFFORDSHIRE HOUSE. 
 
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 "Wholesale aiul Retail Importers and Dealers in 
 
 CHINA, GLASS & EARTHENWARE. 
 
 Latest Styles in Goods constantly on hand. 
 
 AMERICAN CHANDELIERS, LAMPS AND FIXTURES, 
 FANCY GOODS, TABLE CUTLERY, ETC. 
 
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 MANTLE RMAKSfJC & MELLiNERY. 
 
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 IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 
 
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 SUBSCRIBED AND INVESTED CAPITAL: 
 
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 HALBF^X, N. S. 
 
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 CRONAN'S WHARF, - HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
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 P. 0. Address— D. CRONAN, HALIFAX. 
 
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 SASH FACTORY, 
 
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 Prejiarcd Flooring and Lining, Doors, Sashes, Frames and Ai-cliitraves, 
 
 with a c(jmi)lete assortment of Kiln-dried Mouldings. Inside and 
 
 Outside Veneti.m (Shutters made to oi'der at the shortest notice. 
 
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 HEAD OFFICE: CIII R( H STREET, TORONTO. 
 
 Insuranco eifected on Ve^isele, Oar^o and Frei^Iit 
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 T11U:\IA8 L. J)i,'W()LF, Ksq., Cliainnan, Halifax. 
 
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 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
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 PHESIDENT: 
 
 HON. VV. P. IIOWLAND, C. li., (Vice-President Ontario Bank,) Toronto. 
 
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 DIRECTORS: 
 
 THOMAS CHAMP, (I). Torrance & Co.,) Montreal. 
 
 \j. COFFKi;. (i'niduco Mordiant,) Tonnitn. 
 
 JAMKS T(:il\i:i(, (l)irei (or i;;uilv <>f liannlton,) Hamilton. 
 
 A. T. FU1,T(»N', (director liinik 'i Toronto,) Tcironto. 
 
 Jj. \V. SMITH, I). C. L., (I'rcsideiit lluiklin^- imd Loan Association.) 
 
 W. Ill NTON, (J rolii'jo Merchant,) Luriin>?ton. 
 
 WILLIAM i:hl.:OTl', (Direttur iiiuil: of ('(iiinnercc,) Toronto. 
 
 VVH.LIAM llAUlXillAIT, M. I'. P., Cobom;;-. 
 
 V.'. 1). MxVrTHKUS, (Produce MerLliLjit.) Toronto. 
 
 W.M. THOMPSON, (^l)ireclor Cmujojidiited I !aiii<,) Toronto. 
 
 J. STLART, (\ ite-l'resideiit iiink oc llamilton,) Haniilt^jii. 
 
 TliOS. li. liK'.VOLt', (Merdinnt,) Halifax. 
 
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 Manager and Secretary: L'LUH SCOTT. 
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 STOVE STORE. 
 
 (Successor to R. Downs & Son,) 
 
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 Dealer in Stoves and 6 rates, 
 
 204 & 206 UPPER WATER STHEET, - HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 Ov<'ers in the vi;i"Ms lnanc'its of (';>!i]jpi-, I. (.•■!.', Zinc, ^■lloet Iron and 
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 POHK, HAMS, BACOH. PICKLED AND SMOKED TONCOES, 
 
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 suit: Hats made to order by Conformateur Measure. 
 
 JOHN HUNTER, 
 
 Brass Pounder and Finisher, 
 
 42 SACKVILLE ST., HALIFAX, 
 
 Manufacturer of all kinds of 
 
 Steam Work and Plumbers' Brass Work, &c. 
 
 HAS COTsTSTATSTI^Y ON HAND: 
 
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 Gauges, Steam Cocks, Oil and I'allow Cops and Malleable Iron 
 
 Pipe and Fittings, Rubber Hose and Kubber Packing, 
 
 SHIP AND HOUSE WATER CLOSETS, &c. 
 
 SHIP AND OTHER BELLS. 
 
 BRASS CAStInGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION MADE TO ORDER. 
 
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 West India Produce, Teas, Tobaccos, 
 
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 CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. 
 
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 Furniture Establishment^ 
 
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 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 1 ,500,000 now in use in all parts of the World. 
 
 WHEELER 1 WILSON'S 
 
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 EWI1€^ MMHIlEg. 
 
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 SEND FUR CIRCULAR. 
 
 W. H. JOHNSON, General Agent, 
 
 123 HOLLIS ST., HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 Sewing Machine Needles of all kinds, best Machine 
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 DRY GOODS MEECHMTS. 
 
 LONDON HOUSE, 
 
 168 and 170 Granville Street,. - HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 DEr>A.I?>TME]SrTS. 
 
 Readjr-^Iado Clothing', 
 
 Clotlriiiff Ma(te to Order, 
 
 Broad Cloths, 
 
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 Boeskins and CassimereR, 
 
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 Tweeds and Fancy Doeskfns, 
 
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 White and tirey Blankets, 
 
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 Wlrffe, Grey and Frlntwl i'ottoss, 
 
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 French HT'^rinoK^ 
 
 Orleans and Celtonrgfi, 
 
 AliKiras and VeroniiN, 
 
 (lam brooms and Rnssel Carcto, 
 
 Bosiery of all kinds, 
 
 liHtlles' Hantles, 
 
 Wool i'iirpets, 
 
 fi-% Union and Woollen Damasls, 
 
 Table Covers of all kiiuk. 
 
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 Comer Argyle and SackvJlle Streets, 
 
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 order at short notice. Old Furniture Upholstered, 
 
 Cleaned, Polished and Repaired. 
 
 Chairs Re-seated witli the Patent Peitorated Wood Seats, 
 
 Imitation Wood, and Russia Leather, cheaper 
 
 and more durable than Cane. 
 
 VENETIAN BLINDS made to order and painted any color 
 
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 OLD DLINDS RE-TAPED AND RE-PAINTED. 
 
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 WRiGHFS MARKET, BARRINGTON STREET, 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
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 BROWN & MANILLA BAGS, 
 
 OF ALL SIZES, ALWAYS ON HAND. 
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 18 BABEINQT02T ST., 
 
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 ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY SOLICITED AND EXE- 
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 School Books, $tc. 
 
 HAVE IN STOCK: 
 
 Plat Papers, 
 
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 Writing Papers, 
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 Blank Book Papers, 
 
 m GliEAT VARIETY. 
 
 Memo Books, Pocket Books, Envelopes, Assorted, 
 
 Esterbrook's Steel Pens, Faber's Pencils, 
 
 Gold Pens, School Books, School 
 
 Elates, Dictionaries, Drawing 
 
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 374, 376 AND 378 ST. PAUL STREET, 
 
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 Always in Stock, a full assortment of 
 
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 Sole Ascents in Canada for the Celebrated 
 
 PRINTING AND LITHOGRAPHIC INKS. 
 
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 OUR TERMS BETNd STRIOTI.Y (^ASH, we can rccommena and sell 
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 STOCK REPLENISHED EVERY STEAMER. 
 
 CASH PAID FOR HOMESPUN & YARN. 
 
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 TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS. 
 
 Constantly on hand, a very largo Stock of 
 
 Black 85 Bins Broad Oloths, Dooslsins, Fancy Coatingrs, 8sc. 
 
 In great variety to suit all seasons, including Scotch Cheviots, West 
 
 Fancies, kc, ka. 
 
 0¥Ea-€OATll#S, 
 
 Beavers, Moscows, Pilots, Naps and Whitneys, In Blach, 
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 TIic(,)1'1':KX— VrcrolirA, of tlu- I'nitid Kinirdcm of (;ivftt Uritnin, 
 and Inland, \-c.. (Jin'cn. Dtfcndir oC the Kaitli. Ilur iMujostv was 
 
 liift ■!» iiiiiw, %x * •* '^'uii II, \'\ .1:11111 I III lin: I riilll, IIUI Hll1[vr*iv f^ii:^ 
 
 •oni at l\('ii.-in^tuM ridatc, ,May '24, liSl'.i, Sucetj'dcd to tlu' (hnnichijie 2(1, 
 I8J7, (in (lit! dcalli of Iht uncli!, Kin^ NN'illiani IV.,* was crowned June 28, 
 J8;i8;and married, lM'l»riiarv 10, 18-iO, to liis IxoyalFIi^^liiiess I'rint'C Albert. 
 Nor .Vlaji'sty is the only iliild ollli-* late bNnal Ili^ilmesM. h'dw. ni, Duke 
 o( Kont, son of Kin^ (ionr;;« HI. Tin* cliildron of Hit Majosty arc:— 
 
 Her Koyal Tli^bnoss Vi<t«»I!IA ADF.r.AiDF, IMaiiy LorisA, rrinccss Royal 
 of I'ji^liind and l'rii>.><i,i. Imrn Xnv 21. 1840, and ninrriiMl to His K'o.vnl 
 Hi^rlincss Williain. tlio Crown I'lincn of (itrniany, .Ian 25, 18.'J8, and has 
 i.i^uo, liirce sons and fom" (biiij4:h'ers. 
 
 Ilis Hoyal Hi;;lln('^•^ Ai.i'KKT I'j>\\ \i;i>, I'rince of Wales, l)orn Nov 0, 
 1841: nianied iMardilO. X'^M, Alexandra of I )«'nniark, (Prinioss of Wales), 
 born Dec 1, 1844, and has issue, I'rinct^ Albert Victor, born .Ian 8, 18H4; 
 (leorpu l'rederi(di Kriiest A Hurt, born .linic ^l, IStlT); l.oiiisa Victoria 
 Alexandra Da^nnar, l)orn I'el) 20,18(17; Victoria Alexandra O'^a IMarv, 
 born .Inly (!, 18(18; and Maude Cliarlotte Mary Victoria, born Nov 2(5, ISfiO. 
 
 Tier b'oyjil Ilifrbnes5 Ai.ick ^Mai'd Maijy. born April 2.5, 184.1; nun-rled 
 to H. I{ H. I'rince I'rederick Lonis of Hesse, .luly 1, I8n2, and lias ishue 
 four daiif^bters and one son. 
 
 His b'oyal Ili;,^bne-;s. Ai.rniCD 1Ckm:st Ai.nKUT, Pnke of Tdinbnrgb, 
 Rarl of Kent, Karl of Ulster, (Jvre., born \\\\i (», 1844: married .Ian. 23, 1874, 
 to the (Jrand Dndi'-ss Marie Alexandrowna, daiij^liter of the Kmperor of 
 Utissia; lias issue a son. born (.)ct 12, li'^7."), and two daughters, born Nov 
 25, 1870, iind Sept 1, 1878. 
 
 Her Uoval Highness Hki.kna Atu;rsTA Vk^tokiAj born May 25, 1846; 
 arried to His 1,'oyal Hitrhness I'rince Frederick Christian Charles Augustus 
 of Schleswig-lbilsiein-Sondciiburg-Augustenburg, July 5, 18G0; issue two 
 sons and three dauglitevs. 
 
 Her Uoyal Hi,i;hnpss T.onsA Cakomnk Alhekta, born March 18, 1848: 
 marrietl tt) the Manjuis of Lome. 
 
 His Royal Highness Aurtiuu Patimok William Albert, born May 1, 
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 His Royal Highness Lkopolu Gicouge Duncan Albekt, born April 7, 
 
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 Her Roval Highness ni:ATiiioK ^fAitv Victoria Feodork, born April 
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 The grand childieii of tlie Queen now number twenty-five. 
 
 Gi:«>H(ii- FiiKDKKicK Wii.MAAi CuAiti-Ks. K.G.. Duke of Cambridge, 
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 DOMINION OF CANADA. 
 
 8i:at of (Jovkunmlnt—OTTAWA. 
 
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 Cuiiilieriuiid, uml Lt -C'cd Ducho.^nny. 
 
 DOMINION OP CANADA-PEIVY COUxVCIL. 
 
 lit lion Sir Ftdm A. Macdoii.ild, Premier, nnd MliiiMer of t/ie inUrior- 
 
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 ^^Iiaiker lion I,'. I). Wiliiiot. 
 
 niOVINCK OF NOVA SCOTIA— 10 ^Ikmukks. 
 
 //oM 'riu)nias I). Arciiihald, 
 " IJoltcrt Marry Dickey, 
 " Joliii HoiiriiHit, 
 " Williain Miller, 
 " A. W. Mcl.elau, 
 
 //on Alex jMcrariaiu", 
 " .leretiiiah Nortbiip, 
 " 11. A. N. Kaulbatk, 
 " L. (i Tower, 
 " K. V. (Iraiit. 
 
 PROVINCE OF NEW IJHUNSWICK.— 10 Mkmbkrs 
 
 //(m Amos Kdwin BolsfVnd, 
 " Willi Mil Hunter Udell, 
 " David Wark, 
 " John Ferj^uson, 
 " lloUert Duncan Wilmot, 
 
 /Ion Abnor Roid McClelan, 
 
 *' John (ilasier, 
 
 " James Dover, 
 " W. Muirhead. 
 " J. G. Lewin. 
 
 PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.— 4 Members. 
 
 Hon D. TMontfjnmerv, 
 " 11. P. Ilavthorne, 
 
 Uon T. H. Haviland, 
 " G. W. Howlan. 
 
 BKOnN niul nKBK, Axents fur Nova $^otlM. 
 
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 rilOVINCE OF QUEBEC— 24 Mkmbek8. 
 
 Flon .lacques Olivier Bureau, 
 " (Jharlcs Miilhiot, 
 Louis Hcnaud, 
 Jolm Iluniilton, 
 Cluirlos Cormier, 
 David Edward I'rice, 
 Leandre Duinouchel, 
 Ivouis Lacoste, 
 Joseph F. Armand, 
 William Henry (Jhafters, 
 Jean Baptiste Guevremont, 
 James Ferrler, 
 
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 E. C. IVuny, 
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 G. G. Stevens. 
 
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 flon John Hamilton, 
 " Benjaniin Seymour. 
 
 Walter Hamilton Dickson, 
 James Shaw, 
 David Ueesor, 
 Alexander Campbell, • 
 David Christie, 
 James Cox Aikins, 
 James Rea Benson, 
 Elijah Leonard, 
 William McMaster, 
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 David Lewis McPherson, 
 
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 Billa Flint, 
 
 George Wni Allan, 
 
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 (r. Brown, 
 
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 lloii M. A. Girard, | J fan J. Sutherland. 
 
 PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA— 3 MKMiiKiis. 
 
 I /Ion F. C. Cornwall. 
 
 IlonW. .1. Macdoiiald, 
 " R W, W.Carrall, 
 
 Ch(tj)lahi, Rev John Johnston 
 
 Clerk (>f P(irli((meiits, R. Lemoiue. 
 
 THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 
 
 Clerk — A. Patrick. Clerks Assistant — E. V. Piche, Q. C. ; J. G. Bourinot. 
 Si:i'yeant-at-Armts—D. W. McDonnell. 
 
 PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA. 
 
 Annapolis — .\ vard Lon^lcy, 
 
 Antigonish— Anrjus Me Isaac. 
 
 Cape Mreton — William McDonald, 11. 
 
 McLeoil, 
 Colchester— Thomas McKa)', 
 Cumberland— //oM C. Tupper, c.b. 
 Digby — J. Wade, 
 Guvsborough— A. Ogden, 
 Halifax— M. H. Hichey, M. B. Daley, 
 Hants— W. H. Allison, 
 
 Inverness — Samuel iSFcDonnell, Q.c. 
 Kings— Frederick W. Borden, M.u. 
 Lunenburg — C. E. Kaulback, 
 Pictou— //oh J. McDonald, q.c, R. 
 
 Doull, 
 Queens-S. T. R. Bill, . 
 Riclunond— Edmund 1'. Flynn, 
 Shell)urue — Thomas K'obertson, 
 Victoria — 1). McDonald, 
 Yarmouth — I'rank Killam. 
 
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 PROVINCE OF 
 
 Albert — A. Rofcors, 
 Carleton— G. II. Conncll, 
 Charloltc— A. 11. (Jilhnoiir, 
 (Jloucester IfoiiT. W. An^lin, 
 Kent— (J. A. Giroiiavd, 
 Kings — ■^. Domville, 
 Nortluiinbcrland— .J. B. Snowball 
 (iuecus— G. G. King, 
 
 NEW BRUNSWICK. 
 
 Kestif^onche — G. Iladdinv, 
 
 St. John, city--//o?i S. L. Tillev, 
 
 St. . Toll n, city and coiintv — //o»i Isaac 
 
 lUirpee, C. W. Weldon, 
 Sunbury — ("liarles Bnrpee, 
 Victoria — John Costigan, 
 \\'t'stmoreland— //o?4 A. J. Smith, 
 York — J. Pickard. 
 
 PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. 
 
 King's Co., A. {!. McDonald, Dr. 
 
 iMiittart. 
 ih'iiico Co., Jamos Yco. E. Ilackett. 
 
 Queen's Co.. I/on J. C. Pope, F. de 
 St. C. Brecken. 
 
 PROVINCE OF QUEBEC. 
 
 Argenteiiil, T)r. Christie. 
 Baiiot, Joseph A. Mousscau. 
 Hcance, 1* l)ulbtK-. 
 Beaiihaniois,M. Cayley. 
 Bellechasse, A. Larue. 
 Berthier, K. O. Cuthbert. 
 Bonaventure, ffcn Theo Robitaille. 
 Brome, 1^. L. (Jhandler. 
 Chambly, P. B. Boiioit. 
 Chaniiilain, Ih polite JMontpIaisir. 
 Cliarlevoix, P. A. Trenibliiy. 
 Chatcaugiiay, J/on L. H. Holton. 
 Chicoutimi and Saguenay, K. ('imon. 
 Coniptoii, /Am John Ilciirv Pope. 
 Dorchester, Portimat Koiileau. 
 Druninioiul and Arthabasku, E. O 
 
 Bourbeaii. 
 Gaupe, y/(m 1*. Fortin. 
 Ilochelaga, Alp Desjardins, 
 Huntingdon, Julius Scrivr'r. 
 Iberville, Francois Bechard. 
 .lacques Cartier, D. (Jirouard, 
 Joliette, I/i'uL. F. G. Babv. 
 Kaniour.nska, J. Dumont. 
 Laprairio, A. Piusonneault. 
 L'Assonii)tion, llilaire llurleau. 
 Laval, Alderic Ouimet. 
 Levis, Jlon Dr. Blamhet. 
 L'Islet, P. B. C^asgrain. 
 Lotbiniere, Dr. KmfVct. 
 MaskiuDUge, F. Iloude. 
 Megantic, L. E. C)livier. 
 Rlissisquoi, Jlon G. B. Hakcr. 
 
 Montcalm, Firman Dugas. 
 Montmagny, A. C P. Landry 
 Montmorency, i\L Valin 
 Montreal, Centre, M. P. Ryan 
 Montreal luist, C. J. Coursol 
 Montreal. West, M. H. Gault 
 Napierville, M. DeCoupal 
 Nicolet, F. X. O. Mcthot 
 Ottawa County, Alonzo Wright 
 Pontiac, J. Poupore 
 Portneuf, M. Vahe 
 Quebec, Centre, .f. Malouin 
 (Quebec, East, Hun W. Laurier 
 Quebec, West, JJon Thos Mcdlreevy 
 (Quebec County, Adolphe P. Caron 
 Richelieu, I^. 1 1. Massue 
 Hichmond and Wolfe, W. B. Ives 
 Riniouski, J. B. R. Fiset 
 Rduville, (t. a. Gigault 
 St Ilyacinthe, L. 'i'ellier 
 St Maurice. Dr. DeSaulniers. 
 St -Jolnrs, T. Bourassa, 
 Shetibrd, Hon L S. Huntington 
 Sherbrooke, E. T. Brooks 
 Soulanges, Jacques P. Lanthier 
 Staustead, Ciiarles C. Colby 
 Temiscduata, Dr. Grandbois. 
 Terrebonne, Jlan L. F. K. Masson 
 Three liivcrs. W. McDougall 
 Two Mountain, J. B. Daoust 
 Taudreuii. J. B. A. Mongenais 
 Verclicies, Ifon Felix Geotlrion 
 Vamaska, Charles Gill 
 
 PROVINCE OF ONTARIO. 
 
 Addington, J. IMcCrorj' 
 Algouia. J. Dawson 
 Bothwell, Hon David Mills 
 Hrant, North Kidirg, G. Flfuiing 
 l>rant, South Riding, W. i'atterson 
 
 Brockville, W. Fitzsimmons 
 Bruce, North Riding, J. Gillies 
 
 Bruce, S. Biding, Slmw 
 
 Cardwell, T. »Vhite, Jr 
 Carletun, John Rochester 
 
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 Cornwall Town, Dr. Bergin 
 Dundas, (J. S. Ross 
 Durham, Kaat l{i(lnl<,^ Co] Williams 
 Durham, West Ridings II. W. Ikirke 
 IClj^in, East liiiiing, T. Arkill 
 Kliiliu, West Ridinj;, (Jeo E. Casey 
 Essex, J. (J. Patterson 
 Erontenac, Geo. A. Kirkpatrick 
 GleupuTV, J. IMeLennan 
 GrenvilU', S. Riding, J. P. Wi.ser 
 
 Gre}', Ivist Riding, Sproidc 
 
 Grey, Tsorth Riding, S. .). Lane 
 (ircy. South Riding, G. .Jad^son 
 Ilaldimand, David Thompson 
 Halton, Hon W. Macdougall 
 Hamilton (city), F. E. Kilvert, T. 
 
 Robertson 
 Hastings, ICast Riding, John White 
 Ilasting8,X.R., Hon Arackenzio Tlowoll 
 Hastings, W. Riding, James IJrown 
 Huron, C R . flmi R. J. (^artwright 
 Huron, North Riding, T. Farrow 
 Huron, South Riding, M. J. Caniei'on 
 Kent, Uufus Stephenson, 
 Kingston (city), A. Gunn 
 Lanil)ton, I/on Alex Mackenzie 
 Lana.'- North Ridiihg, D. Gall»raitli 
 Lanark, S. Riding, J. G. llaggart 
 Leeds and (Jrenville, North Riding, 
 
 Dr Ferguson 
 Leeds, South Riding, D. Ford Jones 
 Lennox, E. Hooper 
 Lincoln, C. J. Rykert 
 London (eity), Hon.). Cnrliug 
 ^IiddIesex,'N. Riding, T. Coughlin 
 INIiddlesex, E. Riding, D. INIe.Miilau 
 Middlesex, W. Riding, G. W. Ross 
 Monek, L. McCallum 
 Muskoka, A. P. (.'ockburn 
 Niagara (town), P. Hughea 
 
 Norfolk, North Riding, J Charlton 
 Norfolk. South Riding, "W. Wallace 
 Nortiuimherland, t., R.. A. Keeler 
 Nortlunnberland, W.Riding, Ilun J. 
 Cockburn 
 
 Ontario, N. Riding. Wheeler 
 
 Ontario, S. R., \'\ W. Glen 
 Ottawa (city), Joseph M. Currier, 
 
 Joseph Tas-o 
 Oxford, North Riding, Thos Oliver 
 Oxford, South Riding, Col Skinner 
 Peel, W. Elliott 
 
 Perth, North Riding, S. R. Ilesson 
 Perth, Soutli Riding. Jarnea Trow 
 Peterboro', East Riding, J. Burnham 
 Peterboro', West Ridiiig,G.Hillyard 
 Preseott. F. Routhier 
 Prince Edward, J. M. Craig 
 Renfrew, North Riding. P.Whitrt, Jr 
 Renfrew, S. R.. W. Bannermau 
 Russe'l, //<>/< J. O'Connor 
 Simcoj, N. R., Dalton McCarthy 
 Simcoe, South Riding, W. C. Little 
 Stormont, O Fulton 
 Toronto ('entre, R. Hav 
 Toronto, l'\ist, T. Pratt 
 Toronto, \>'est, Jlon J. li. Robinson 
 Victoria, N. R., .1. 11. Cameron, q c. 
 Victoria, S. R'iding, A. McQuade 
 Waterloo, N. l{.\ 11. Kra-itz 
 Waterloo, S. Hiding, S. Meriuer 
 Welland, C. W. Biini.ng 
 \\'ellington, C. Riding. Dr Orton 
 Wellington, N. R., G. A. Drew, (i.e. 
 Wellington, S R. D. (Juthrie, 
 Wentworth, North Riding, T. Bain 
 WentwfM'th, S. R., Joseph Rymal 
 York, East Riding, A. Boiiltbee 
 York, North Riding, Dr. Strange 
 York, West Riding, N. C. Wallace 
 
 PKOVINCK OF MANITOBA. 
 
 Lisgar, John C. Shultz | Provencher, .L Dubuc 
 
 Manjuette, lit Hon Sir John A. Mc-| Selkirk, D. A. Smith 
 Donald, k.c.b. ! 
 
 PROVINCE or HRITISII COLUMBIA. 
 
 Cariboo, J. S. Thompson. 
 
 New Westminster, . I. <!unniiigliam. 
 
 Van Couver, Arthur Bui.'-jter. 
 
 Vietoria, Amor De Cosmos. Francis 
 
 fL Roseoe. 
 Yale, E. Dewdney. 
 
 PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA. 
 
 SiwVr oi-' GuvKur^MioNT— ll.\LIL''.VX. 
 
 Lieiitcwnif-dlovcnior, {nnd Dcp (lori'inor for .•>!(/ n!ntj ^^tn'r!ltr/e fJcpnscs,, 
 (fl), ()()())— His Honor the Honorable Adams (iKonciK Aijcimhalo, C.M.G. 
 Pi-lmte Seci'ttani, Lt.-Col. IL W. Clarke, N. S. M. 
 
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 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 Hon. Simon Mnffh lTolmes,M.iM'., Provincial Secretcinj. 
 
 John Spairow David 'I'hompf'on, M.r.f.. Attorney General. 
 Samui'l Crc ■Inian. m.l.o., Com' r nf Public Wo rhs and Mines. 
 Natlianie! Wliitworfli White, m.p.V. 
 \\ iiliani l>i)t>tor(l Trnop, M.p.r. 
 Charles John MiK'donahl, Ar.i'.p. 
 Cliarles James Townshend, M.r.r. 
 JaniPs Stanforth McDonald, m.im'. 
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 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. ^ 
 
 P't'caiilent. . . .Hon IJobert Boak, Halifax. 
 
 lion Robert TNIollison Cntler Guysborouffh, 
 
 " William ( '. Whilman Annapolis, 
 
 '' Freeman Tiijiper Liverpool, 
 
 " John ^k•lvilUlon Antiffonisli, 
 
 " Peter Smyth ._ Port Hood, 
 
 " Samuel ('reelman. y\ r..c., (Juni'r of Works and Mines . Stewiacke, 
 
 " Daniel iNIcN. Parker, M . n Halifax, 
 
 " James Fraser. Pictou, 
 
 Charles Dickie, Ksq Cornwallis, 
 
 E. H. Oakes, Ksq Diffby. 
 
 A. MoN. C^ochruii, Fsq INIaitland. 
 
 Thomas F. Morrison Londonderry . 
 
 James Butler, Esq Halifax. 
 
 l.oran E. Baker, Es(| Ya' month, 
 
 ('liarles Boudrot, E'-q Arichat, 
 
 Chiules ^I. Franeheville E«>q Chiysborongh, 
 
 John B. Diekie, E^ij Truro. 
 
 Dii vid McCunly, E^(l Baddeek,C B. 
 
 Clerk, John C. Hadibnrton. Ch<i])hrin, Hev George W. Hill, a.m. 
 Gentleman Usher of the lilnck Rod, Bohert liomans. 
 
 \*Thp ?iIeml)ersof the Executive ami Lof^islativo Councils are Justices of the 
 Peace throughout the Province, so long as they belong to either branch. 
 
 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 
 
 ANXArOT.TS Coi'K'''Y, 
 
 AntKjOXIsii " 
 
 CAl'lcBltKTON " 
 
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 .//r)?i John 8. I). Thompson, m.k.c. Attorney Gen- 
 eral, and Anffus Mc(iillivray. 
 .E. Tillon Mo^jely, and Hon Hector F. McDougall, 
 M.K c. 
 
 ,.\\illiam Blair Mid William A. Patterson. 
 
 ..Hon Chas. J. Town>hend, m.k.c, E. Viekery. 
 
 . . Beiijiimiii Van Blarcom and Henrv RL Kobicheau. 
 
 . .J. W. I lad ley and A. N. McDon.ild. 
 
 ..Hon Chnrles J. Macdonald, m.k.c, William D. 
 Da) riiij^ton. John Piiffh. 
 
 ..Thos B. Sm th and i\athaniel Spence. 
 
 . .1). J. (.'ampbcll, M.i),,and Alex. Campbell. 
 
 . .W. C. Bll and Jlon Jjiincs S. McDonald, m.e.c 
 
 , .Edward .lames and Charles A. Smith. 
 
 ,.Hon S. 11. lldimes, m.k.c. Provincial Secretary, 
 Alex. McKay and Ailam ('. liell. 
 
 . .r.. S. Ford Mnd James C. Barliiuff 
 
 . .Isidore LeIUai.c and Alex. McCuish. 
 
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 SiiKi.iu'UNE CoUNTV Ifo)/ N. V>'. Wliitc. M.K.O., and Xflicmia!) McGray. 
 
 VlCTdltlA " , . . . Wllliillii F. Mc( 'lli'ilv ;Ulil .foi'.ll .Muirisuti. 
 
 Yarmouth " Albert (iayloii antrioseph K. Kinney. 
 
 Clerk, Henry C. D. Twining. Clinplatn, IJcv Canon Cochran. Messenger, 
 John Fitzgerald. 
 
 PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK. 
 
 Seat of Governsiknt— t'UEDKUICTON. 
 
 Lieut.-Governor—{$fi,000)-W]n Honor tlie Hon E. li. Chandler 
 Private Si'cretnry, Josiuia ( liaudltr, Esq 
 Prov. Aide-de-Cnmp, Lt.-Col. John Saunders 
 
 Hon William Hamilton 
 " Alex. McE. Seely 
 Daniel Hanington 
 John Eewis 
 Robert Young 
 Thomas R. Jones 
 Archibald Harrison 
 John Elewwelling 
 
 Clerh, Geo Botsford . 
 
 
 
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 Hon tt. Reveridge 
 " Owen Mclnernj' 
 " Gideon liailey, 
 John A. Heekwith, 
 Williiim Eindsa}' 
 Francis Hii)bard 
 AVm M. Kelly 
 James Rvan 
 
 Assistant, J. H. Phair. 
 
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 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 
 
 Albert County . , 
 Caijleton County. 
 Chaklotte " . . 
 
 Gl.OUCESTER 
 
 Kknt 
 Kings 
 
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 Noktii'mblo " 
 
 Queens " 
 
 RKSTK;OUrTIE " 
 
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 St. John " 
 
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 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 ffon R. Young, m.t..c., Presidwt of Council. Hon John James Eraser, 
 M.V.V., Attorncji Cenend. //on Wm Wcdderhurn jvipp., Prov. Sirri't<iry 
 and Receiver General. lion Michael Adam*, si.r.r., Surveyor General. 
 //on P. A. Landr\', m.p.p.. Chief ComW Board of Works. /Ion ,L II. 
 Crawford, m.p.p.," Htm. W. E. Perlov, m.p.p., Ilun B. R. Stevenson, m.p.p., 
 Hon D. L. Hanington, Jr., m.p.p. 
 
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 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 Chaplain, Rev 
 
 .Dr. Lewis, Gains S. Turner 
 
 .John S. Eeighton George W. "White 
 
 .George F. Ilill, Hon B. R. Stevenson, M E.c, J. E. 
 
 Eynott, Thomas f'oltrell 
 .P. J. Ryan. F'' jucis McMjinnis 
 .('harles J. Sayre, (Jrbaiu Jolinson. 
 lion J. H. C:ra\vtbrd, M.E.c, Dr E. A. Vail, Finne- 
 
 niore E. Morton. 
 .Ef'vi Theriauit 
 .lion Michael Ada'ns, Ernest Hutchinson, Thomas F. 
 
 ' (iillisi)'c, Allan A. Davidson 
 ,W. S. Butler, Francis Woods 
 .Cunard Barbaiie, TUomas Kenny 
 ,IIon. Wm Wedderburn, Robert Maishill 
 .David Mcl.elian, William Elder, Edward Willis, 
 
 Robert J. Ritclue 
 . Hon. Wm E. Perley, John S. Covert ' 
 .William B. Beveridge 
 
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 41 
 
 VVkstmoi!I/I) Co \masa 1''. K Ham, Joseph L. IJlack, /fon V. A. Lan- 
 dry, l>aiiii'l L. llaiiinutDM 
 YoHK " ..../foil .lOlui .1 Iwuser. (icor;^'^' . I. Colter 
 
 Clerk, (icorije .1. 1 li;s. C'/trk Aasistdiit, ,J(>lin liichards. Chaplaiu, 
 Hev. J().sei)lj Mc Lmd. l:><r(jeanl-nt-Anii.-<, Harry licckwith. 
 
 PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. 
 
 I.niit. tioivr;(n/-,— (*iT,n()0) - His II( nor Sir Kolicrt Ilodgsim, Kt. 
 Piicdtt titcrttarij, Kol)ert Hobiii^oii Hodgson, llsq. 
 
 Hon Tlins \y. Dodd, 
 " .lolin Yoo, 
 " W. D. Stewart, 
 
 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 President — Hon L. II. Davies. 
 
 lloH Alexander Laird, 
 
 J. E. Kobertson, m.d. 
 
 Clerh—\Y. C. DesBrisay. 
 
 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 President — fJon J. Balderston. 
 
 Qc;kkn's Covstx.— Chnrlnttetoirn and Royalty — . 
 
 Firfit District — ffvn John Haldorston. Second District — Htm R. Munn | 
 
 King's CnvsvY.— First district — ILm S. Bulger. Second District — ■ 
 //<m J(»seph Wiuhtiiiaii. I 
 
 ri<iNOK CoiNTv. — First District — i/o« R. B. Reid. Second District — 
 Hon Alex. Laird. 
 
 Clerk, John Ball. Usher of the Black Rod, George Wright. 
 
 Charlottetoini- 
 
 HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. 
 
 Speaker, Hon Henry Beer. 
 
 QITKKN'S COrN'TV. 
 
 -Hons L. 11. Davies and (J. W. DoBIois. 
 
 First District — Ifim Wni D. Sttiwart and Wm ('anipbcll. 
 Second District — 1). Farquliarsou and I). McKay. 
 Tliir-l Di.^tnct — //on Homy Uoxr, Francis Kelly. 
 Fourth District — I). Montj^onu'ry. 
 
 KIX(i',S COI'NTY. 
 
 Ceorf/cfoirn — flon D. (Jordon. L. J. Wcstaway. 
 
 First Din/ricl — las U. McLean, Lan/j\liliii McDonald. 
 
 Second />/,sAnc<l— W. W. Sullivan, 11. .Mclsaac. 
 
 Third f)!iitrict-.]. K. McDonald. D. Ferouson. 
 
 Fourth Distiict — Hons Samuel Troupe and Dr. Robertson. 
 
 TlllXCK COI'NTY. 
 
 First District — X. ("onrov. 
 
 Sicond District — ffon .(Olin Yoo, .Tanu's W. Richards. 
 
 Third District — 1. Alex McDonald, J. (). .Arseuault. 
 
 Fourth Di.-^trict—,). R. Calhoun, Wm. C. Lea. 
 
 Fifth Diati-ict — ffon John Lefurge}'. Angus McMillan. 
 
 Chit/ Clerk~\\vh McNeill; Asst. Chrk—\. H. Yates; Laio Clerk- 
 F. S I^ongworth; Serf/e'int-nt-Anns — G. W. Millner. 
 
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 PUIiMC OFFICERS. 
 
 Prninncid! Secretai'!/ (iiiti Trvasurvr — lion I lios W. l)o<1(l: Provincial 
 Auditor, V.W. II yiidiiiaiT, Ksq.; Attoriuij Gviunil — linn [.. \\. Diivii's; 
 C<»itri)ller of Ciistoing — 1). ('urrie, l''-!}.; Ci'iiiiii!siii<>nvr of (\oirn anil 
 Pnhlie Ijnmh — Hon Jost-ph Popo: livjiiMrnr of Druh — IK'iij D sMrisay, 
 Kpi|,; Commisfiniwr of Public, iro*/-^ — llon^W I). Stt-wart ; PtmliudAtt'r — 
 Hon A. A. McDonald"; Q'lccn's Prinfir -.\. II. Klotciicr, Kstj ; Stifif of Enu- 
 crillon—K. Maimin.ir, Escj; Prothonoinni nwl CU'rh of th" i.'roirn — I). 
 Ilodf^soii, Ksq; Ju(/f/ci>f' J''robntt,~ lion Charles Yoiii.^; I.i'f/ishttiri' !A!>- 
 ritridii, Dr L. C. ilenUiiis. 
 
 PROVINCE OF ONTARIO. 
 
 Skat of Govkunmknt— TORONTO. 
 
 IJeutenrint- Governor, — ($10,000) — His Honor the Hon D. A. Macdonald. 
 Private Secretary and A. D. (,'., Capt Forsyth Grant. 
 
 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 lion 0. IMowatt, Attorney Genernl. 
 
 S. C \\'^oo(l, Commissioner of Agricidtwe and Secretary and lieyisfrnr. 
 
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 " C. F. Eraser, Commissioner of Public Works. 
 
 " T. R. Pardee, Commissioner of Crown Lands. 
 
 " A. Crooks, Minister of Education, 
 
 " A. S. Hardy, Treasurer. 
 
 Clerk, J. G. Scott. 
 
 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 
 
 Speaker.... 
 
 AddiriEjton TT. ]\f. hevoche, 
 
 Algonia S. J. DawHon, 
 
 Brant, n. r H. Finlayson, 
 
 Brant, s. it .A. S. Hardy, 
 
 Brockville .VV. II. C(de, 
 
 Bruce, N . R Donald Sinclair, 
 
 Bruce, s . R Hon R. M Wells, 
 
 Card well J. Flesher, 
 
 Carleton G. W. Monck, 
 
 Cornwall J. G. Snetsin^er, 
 
 Dufferin J. l^arr, m.d.. 
 
 Dundas Andrew Hroder, 
 
 Durham, K.K...John Uossevear, 
 Durham, w.u. . .John Mcl^end, 
 
 El^nn, K.R Dr. Wilson, 
 
 Klf^in, w. R. . 
 
 Essex, E. R.,. 
 Essex! X.R., 
 I'Yontenac . 
 (jlengarry 
 
 .Lewis Wigle, 
 
 .D. C. Calvin, 
 A. J. (Jrant, 
 
 Hon. R. M. Wells. 
 
 Hastings, e.r. .Thos. Willis, 
 
 Hastings, w r. .N. S. Appleby, 
 
 Huron, s.r. . . . A. Bishop. 
 
 Huron, n.k. .. .T. (iibson, 
 
 HuroK West, . ..A. M. IJoss, 
 
 Haldimand F. Baxter, 
 
 Halton W. D. Lvon. 
 
 Hamilton city. ..J. M. Williams, 
 
 Hastings, n.r. .G. H. Boulter, 
 
 Kent, K R.,. . . .D. MtCraiiey, 
 
 Kent, w. R., . .Alex Coutts", 
 
 Kingston city..W. L'obinson, 
 
 LaTubton, w. h. Hon T. K. I'ardoe, 
 
 i^anibton, E R. . .Peter (iraham, 
 
 Lanark, N.is, . ..Dr. iVlost^'n, 
 
 Lanark, s . r . . . . A . Code, 
 
 1 eeds. N.K, and / n >t • i 
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 (ircnvillc, s.it..//"// (\ I- irjisir, 
 
 Grey, N.n D. Cifi.uhton, 
 
 Grey, K.n., A. W. LautU-r, 
 
 Grey, s. n., .1 II. IhintiT, 
 
 Gienville, 
 Leeds, .s u. . 
 
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 .Dr. rr.'>ton 
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 li. 'J'odlcy, 
 
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 Middlesex, N.u. ..I. McDoiipiU, 
 Rlidtllcsex, \v.u..I. ^Vat(>rw(•rth, 
 
 Muskokii I.e. Millur, 
 
 Norfolk, N.u. ,. .Dr. ('larkf-, 
 Norfolk, s.K. ...I{. Hichardson, 
 
 N«';;''';;»l;^;'«";l;jj.M.Ferre.s, 
 
 Ontario, n.u... .1 liomns Vaxton, 
 C)ntario, s K. . . . N. W. Brown, 
 
 Ottawa city 1). J. O'Doiiashue, 
 
 Oxford, N.' It. . . . Ihm O. Mowatt, 
 
 Oxford, s . K Jion A . Crooks, 
 
 reel K. Chihliolni, 
 
 Perth, N.R I). 1). Hay, 
 
 Perth, s.n Thos Ballantyne, 
 
 Pcteiboro', w. u.W. Scott, 
 Peterboro', k.u. .Dr. J. O'Sullivan, 
 
 Prescott Dr. Harkin, 
 
 Prince Edw^ard . . G, Striker, 
 llenfrew, n.u T. Deacon, 
 
 Ckrk, C. T. Gillmor. Hevfjt-nt- 
 
 . James Bonlield, 
 .A. .1. liaker, 
 . ..Idlm Kean, 
 , .'Jlio.s Lon^, 
 
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 Sin\coe, \v. k. . 
 Siinc'oe, s. n. . 
 
 Sfnrmont T. Botfliine, t^r•., 
 
 Tontiifo I'last, //(*// iSI (). Cameron, QC 
 'i'oronto, West.. .Kobert iJcll, 
 Victoria, N.ic. . .J. D. Smitii, 
 Victoria, .s. it. . . .S. C. Wood. 
 Waterloo, N.)t. . . .Mo.ses Springer, 
 
 Waterloo, s. a lolm Fleming, 
 
 Welland //on. .1. (i. Curric, 
 
 Wellington, k.k. .Joiin McGowan, 
 Wcllin^^ton c.K. .C. Clarke. 
 Weliinj^ton, s. it. .J. Rlassie, 
 Wentworth, N.K..Tbos Stock, 
 Wentwortii,s.K..W. Sexton, 
 
 York, K.K .Tohn Lane, 
 
 York, w.ii P. Patterson, 
 
 York, N.R Dr.J.H.Widdefield. 
 
 Arms, S. Glackmeyer. 
 
 PROVINCE OF QUEBEC. 
 
 Skat of Govkrnmk.nt-QUEBEC CITY, 
 
 Lientennnt- Governor, ~{10, 000)— Hh Honor the Hon LncLetellier deSt. 
 
 iTust. 
 Aide-de-Camp, Capt F. E. A. Gautbier. 
 
 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 Hon H. G. Joly, Minister of Af/rictdture and Public Works, (Premier .) 
 " P. Bachand, Treasurer. 
 
 F. Langelier, Commissioner of Cromi Lands. 
 A. Chauveau. Solicitor General. 
 1). A. Koss, Altorney General. 
 
 F. G. Marchand. Promicial Secret anj and Reyistrnr. 
 H. Starnes, Speaker Legislative Council. 
 C/c7'i', Felix Fortier. 
 
 
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 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 Speaker ... . floii II. Starncs. 
 
 flon .lean Louis Boaudry Alma, 
 
 " .Tames Ferrier Viclnria, 
 
 " Jos E. Pnidiiomme l{ii;;ui(l, 
 
 " Peter K . i >ostalcr De l.anaudiere, 
 
 " 1 k'liry Starnes De Salat)err3', 
 
 " Fdsvard Halo Wcliiiifiton, 
 
 " Jdliu Fraser IJou^emont, 
 
 " 1 >aiiiel M . Armstrong Sdiel 
 
 » Thomas Wood Bedford, 
 
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 " 'riioiuiis .MtMirfcvy Stadjicoiin, 
 
 " TiiDiiias S.ivai^ii (liiif division, 
 
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 *' J<dtn KJi (jtiM<;ras Tlit» Laiivcnlide?, 
 
 " Louis Pallet l.n Salli'. 
 
 " .1 . J. Koss SlrawinijraJi, 
 
 ** J. H. (ipo IVioiix I >e La Vallicro, 
 
 " IvOiiis Aivliainl»t'aiilt JJ('|tcnti^ny, 
 
 " Folix IL l^cinaire Millcs-fsles, 
 
 *' Geor/^c IJrysoii Iiikeruian, 
 
 '* C. l)e lioueherville, Moiitarville . 
 
 CU'rk G. T3. de liouchtTville. Gentleman Usher of ilte Black liocl^ 
 S. S. Halt. ikrfji'cuit-at^Aniis, T. E. Koy. 
 
 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 
 
 Speaker. . . .Hon L. Bcaubien. 
 
 Argenteuil R. G. Merkle 
 
 llagot W. lilois 
 
 Boaucc J. Poirier 
 
 lieaiiharnois. . . .C. Bergevin 
 Bellechasse ... .1*. Ronton 
 
 Bertliier L Robillard 
 
 Ikinaventure ....LI. Tarte 
 
 Brome NV. W. Lynch 
 
 Chanilily S INrartoil, m.i>. 
 
 Chaniplain I). N. StCyr 
 
 Chateauguay . . .Jo. Labor;;(i 
 
 O. (jaiithier (lit La- 
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 E. Trice 
 
 Sawyer 
 
 Champagne 
 
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 Audet 
 J. Watts 
 
 Charlevoix. ... J 
 
 Cliicoutiiniand 
 
 Sanguenay 
 
 Compton ^^' 
 
 DeiuK Montagues. C 
 
 Dorchester N. 
 
 Drunnnondaiid | ty 
 
 Arthaba-ska, \ 
 
 Gaspe E. .L Fly nn 
 
 Hoclielaga L. Beaubieu 
 
 Huntingdon A. Cameron 
 
 IbervilJe L. MolJeur 
 
 Jacques Cartier. X. Jd. LeCavalier 
 
 Joliette V 
 
 Kauiouraska . . .C. 
 
 Laprairie L, 
 
 L'Assojuption . .O 
 
 Laval L. O 
 
 f,«n'iH E. T. 
 
 I Missisquoi E. Baricot 
 
 Montcalm (3. E. Houde 
 
 Montniagny. . .L. N. Fortier 
 IMontmorency .C. Langelier 
 Montreal, c. . .IL Nelson 
 Montreal, K. . .S. O. Taillon 
 I Montreal, w. . .J. McShanc 
 Napierville.. . .L. D. Lalbnta'ne 
 
 Nioolet ('.A. Iloude 
 
 Ottawa Co. . . .J-. Duhamel 
 
 Pontiac Uun L. K. Church 
 
 Portneuf Hon F. langelier 
 
 H. F. Riufret (lit Ma- 
 
 loiiin 
 J. Shehyn 
 A. IL Murphy 
 Hon D. A. Bos3 
 
 Quel^ec, c. 
 
 Jacques Picard 
 
 P. Lavaliee, M.n. 
 A. v.. (iagiioii 
 15. A.Charleboi-s 
 Peilctier 
 Lo ranger 
 Paquet 
 
 I/I^let J. li. Dupuis 
 
 Lo( 'iniere lion 11 . G. Joly 
 
 Maskinonge. .. . F. Caron 
 Megantic Hon G. Irvine 
 
 Quebec, K. . . , 
 Quebec, w. . , 
 Quebec Co. . , 
 liichiuond & 
 Wolf, 
 
 Richelieu M. Mathseu 
 
 Riniotiski //owAlex. Cliauveau 
 
 Rouville S. Ik!r(ran(l 
 
 St Hyacinthe. .//<)« P. Bju-hand 
 
 St Jean Hon F. G. Marchand 
 
 St Maurice. .. F. S. L. Desaulmers 
 
 SliefTord J. L. I^atbntaine 
 
 Slierlirooke.. . . lion J. G. Robertson 
 
 Soulaiiges W. Duckett 
 
 Stanstead II. I/jvvell 
 
 Temiscouata. ..G. H. Desthones 
 Terrei)()nne. //o?j J A ('liapleau, Q.c. 
 Trois Rivieres.. \. Surcotte 
 Vaudreuil . . . .E. Lai<mde 
 
 Verciieres J. B. Brt.us'^ii'au 
 
 Yaniaska J . S. C. Wurtel*?, 
 
 Clerk, G. i\L Muir. Serfjeant at Arms, G. Larocque. 
 
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 PROVINCE OF MANITOBA. 
 
 Seat of Govkunmknt— WINNII'KG. 
 
 Lieutenant Governor^ — ($U,000) — His Honor the //»>7? J. E. Cauchon. 
 
 EXECUTlVi: COUNCIL. 
 
 /Am. .1. Norquav, Treasurer and Prtmitr. 
 " .].\{o\i\\/Mi)>ister if Public Woi ks. 
 " 1). M.' \Valki'r, Atlarnnj (hnerai 
 " C. P. Brown, Prorincird /Secretary. 
 
 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMIiLY. 
 
 St. Paul's... 
 St. Vital. .. 
 St. ClenientH.. . 
 I'orlafje La 
 
 Prairie.. . . 
 
 St. .lamua , 
 
 St. A. drewR.N. 
 St. Francois 
 
 Xavier, E. . 
 
 St. Charles.. { 
 
 St. Norhert, S . . 
 
 Baie St. Paul.. . 
 
 St. Boniface, ) 
 
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 RockM-ood 
 
 Westbourno . . . . 
 
 Dr. Curtis J. Bird, 
 ,T. Lemav, 
 T. Howard, 
 
 K. McKenzio, 
 
 Edwin Bourke, 
 John (Junn, 
 
 Pasioal Brt'land, 
 
 M. Lepine, and A. 
 Murray. 
 
 F. Clu;nier. 
 
 Ifon. Marc Amable 
 
 (xirard, 
 ,W. F. Luxton, 
 C. P. Brown. 
 
 Springlii'ld 
 
 St. Andrews, S. 
 
 St. Peters 
 
 St. Agatha 
 
 Lak' Manitoba. 
 
 St. Ann's 
 
 St. Norbert, N... . 
 Hi^h Bliitf-. . .^ 
 St. Francois Xa- } 
 
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 wSt. Boniface, W.. 
 Winnipeg and 
 
 St. .lolin's 
 
 Poplar Point.. . 
 
 Kildonan 
 
 lluadiniilv 
 
 W. R. Dick, 
 //an. J. Norqnay, 
 Ca|)tain Howard, 
 A. F. Martin, 
 Angus McKay, 
 C. Nolin, 
 .Toscph Eemay, 
 Dr Cowan, 
 
 Ifon .Josepfj Royal 
 
 //i' J M. A. Girard, 
 
 //on R. A. Davis, 
 
 T. E. Cornish, 
 ,fohn Sutherland, 
 J. Taylor, 
 
 PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. 
 
 Skat of Govkhnmknt— VICTORIA. 
 
 Lleitf.-Gov, — (SftiOOO) — His Honor the f^on A unKirr No k'i-on Riou.vnDS. 
 
 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 HonG. A. U'alkom, dymnVr »f Ijin'h and Works, AUy. Gvnly {Premier.) 
 " r. B. lliimpbreyfi, Prorivrini Scrrvtary 
 " \i. [i^nw'dW, Minisiter of Fiiitncf attd Aiiricidlure. 
 
 Chrk, J. Y. Yonng 
 
 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 
 
 iS/^fr^Aer. .. .J. W. Williams. 
 
 C.^Tiboo. ffon G A . B. Walkem, G. Cowan, J. Evans. 
 
 ( "ouiox John Ash. 
 
 '.'owicluin W. Smith. E. Pimbury. 
 
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 Kootenav H. L. E. (ivlbraith, C. Gallngher. 
 
 Lillooet." W. Hrowii. VV. Saul. 
 
 Nniiaiino Al)rimis. 
 
 Nt'W Westininistfr l)i>t.I). IMc(iilli\ rav, Hani'i. 
 
 Do. do. City.K Hrown. 
 
 A'ictoria City li. IJfavon, Wil^im, — Drummonil, .1. W. 
 
 Williaiits. 
 
 ^ Do. District I. T. McKiimyl, //<)» T. B. Ifmnplircys. 
 
 Yalu I. A. Mara, /Am. 1"". (r. Venioii, lieiciett. 
 
 Clerk, J. K. Hett. 
 
 THE NORTH WEST TERRITORIES. 
 
 IJeut Gore nior— ll'ifi Honor the Hon David Laird, I'.C, IJattlel'ord, N. W. T. 
 
 EXECUTIVE COUNCIE. 
 
 Malhew Ryan and Hiicfli Kicliardson, StlpcnrHnrtf Afdf/istrales, Mt'inbern 
 of Cvuncil, ( I'j'-ii/lifio). I^icut Col .1. F .MciiCod, c.M.d., Commissioner oj 
 Police. Amedce Forj;et, CUrk of Omncil and Htcretartj to Lieut Govern r. 
 W. J. Scott, Registrar. 
 
 PROVINCE OF KEEWATIN. 
 
 Litutcuant Governor — Tlic Lieut Governor of MaViitoba for the time Vxdng. 
 
 PROVISIONAL COUNCIL. 
 
 , ( Indian Afjvnt), A. G. Jakes, ji i>., Lieut Col 
 
 Osborne W. Smith, W, Uespcler, G. McMicken, A Codd, M.i>. Jmmigra- 
 tion Agent, W. Hespeler, 
 
 Cotnniissiimer of Indiaii affairs for Manitoba and Keewatin, His Honor 
 Lieut Governor Catichon. 
 
 PROVINCE OF NEWFOUNDLAND. 
 
 Governor — Sir John Ilawley Glover, K. C. M. G. 
 Private Secretary — H. Jackson, Esq 
 
 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 ff<m W. V. Whitewav, Premier, 
 ' .E D. Shea, 
 " James J. Itogerson, 
 
 Hon W. J. S. Donnelly, 
 " Stephen RendeU. 
 
 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 lion Edward Morris, President. 
 Ilvn John Winter, M n. 
 
 " Peter G Tessier, 
 
 " Edward White, 
 
 '■ li'oberl Kent. 
 
 " E. D. Shea, 
 
 Hon W. J. S. Donnelly, 
 " KobertThorburn, 
 " A. Darvev, 
 " Thoiui'.s talhnt, 
 " Stephen RendeU. 
 
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 Afihifi ItFiinfi-r hi Chmirfvy — TFinn\a» .1. K(pnJ;;^, I'>i]. 
 
 Actbnj Chrk~}\n}i\\ < uffiT, r.^(| 
 
 i'tlitt' oj' tht Black Jicnl -W. I. Konnii', Etq. 
 
 OFFICKKS OF TIIK (iOVKllNMKNT. 
 
 Attoniry denfrnl— f/on \V. V. Whitownv; Soliritor Cvveml ; 
 
 ("iilt'iiJiil Sirtt(<irii-//(m K I). Shea; Rfnirn' (itntral— ffmi Jniiifs ,f. 
 Kd^jrisdii ; i'hitnh'idl Scrrttdry— If'>n W. J. S. I'oiuu'frv; Anifitnr 
 Hnnrii! — 'rii(iiiiii.s (IN'ii, K^<] ; Sinriynv (n iitr<il —,hA\n II. Warri'ii, Kmj ; 
 AmMaiit Cvllfctor oj' CuiUoni8—,]-Ann!* IIu3Wo()(l, Ks(j. 
 
 SUPREME COURT. 
 
 CI, irf Justice— Sir F. H. T. Cnrtrr; Assix/anf. Jiufffef—f /on John TTrtv- 
 wanl; Cf>-rk n/' Cdiirt — l•^^'^^ot^ Fniprsoii. I'Vq ; Slui iff— i'f<r/i Tliojuns 
 Tnll)'it. St. John's Dim kk t ('>ifi;i— .//////( j(~I). \V . 1'i(m\>c and Ilcriiv 
 L'ciiriiif, Ks(|rs; Cltrk I'f t/ie Piihc — U. l{. Lillcy, K.sti- ILvJiBoH GKacK 
 DisjTuicT Couirr — Jinf^jt — T. K. Btiimtt, Ks<i. 
 
 NOVA SCOTIA UOARU OF AGKICULTURB. 
 
 /'/vs/VA///, C'oloiH'l J. W. Lmiiijc*; Vin-Prtsidnit, DavitI ^riitlicsdn ; 
 
 Sfcrflari/ (tin\ 'J'trasnrcr, I'lofoi^sor liawsoii. 
 iricnihers ; — d'orei iiment. Mdnlxr, lion 
 
 '1 lie Ibllonin^ are llie 
 Jh'tilritt AV. I, 
 
 llaliJitT ('o'liiti/, Colonel J Wiiiihiirn Iv.unie, Oaklield ; Di.s/n'ct No. 2, 
 K/m/s, Annapolis, Diahij, Colonel W. E. IStantitt, Paradise ; JJisfrirf 
 No. 3, Liiriftilnirt/, Qfoois, SlulhitiiH', Yttniwvth, Charles K. Brown, 
 Vaiinonfli ; /'';>ilnrt N<>. 4. //ants, Colchtstir, (.'uviIk rluiiil, Israel Lon<:;- 
 worth, Truro; Dintrirt No. 5, /'irton, Antij/oitisli, (jui/sl<oru', David 
 MiUhe.son. I'ieton ; hlntrirt A"i>. C, Cape Dnloii, Rkhmond, Jjinrin'Kx, 
 Victoria, John Hoss, l^uulardeiie. 
 
 Comniunieations for the Board arc to he addresiiod to " i'vofessor 
 Lawdon, Dnlhousie College, Halifax." 
 
 NOVA SCOTIA PROVINCIAL HC 3PITAL FOR INSANE. 
 
 j Visithrs, the Governor, the Chief Justice, the Provineial Secretary, 
 I the rresident of tlie Legislative Conntil, the Speaker of the House of 
 j Asseiuldy, and the heada or authorized representatives of all christian 
 ; churches in the Province. Medical SufHrihtpmlcnl, Alc-xauder P. Keid, 
 M.i>. x\s,<t PInjsician, Gcorj^e A. Sinclair, M.D. 
 
 NOVA SCOTIA COMMISSIONERS OF TUBTjIC 
 
 CHARITIES. 
 
 TIic Commissioner of Pnhlic Works and Minos, the Mayor of 
 Halifax, Doniinick Farrell, William Dunbar, William Nesbit. 
 
 
 
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 [1879 
 
 J. cor:n^et:.ius, 
 
 0» (iraiivillo HtnM^t, Halifax, N. 8. 
 
 Manufacturing Jeweller and Silversmith, 
 
 AND IMPOHTKU OF 
 
 Fine Jowollory, Watches, French, Carriage and Marble Clooks, 
 
 Sterling Silver ana Eleotro-Platod Tableware. China,) 
 
 Parian and othur Statuary, Spectacles, Field and 
 
 Opera Glasses, Thermometers, etc., etc. 
 
 RLR. CORNELIUS would direct particular attention to tl»e large stock of | 
 
 WALTHAM WATCHES 
 
 Which ho lias constnTitly on hand. Ifo is nlso prepared to supjdy nil j 
 grades of these Watches in ({old and [Silver Cases, nmde to order in any 
 style at sliort notice. A full line of j 
 
 SPECTACLES AND EYE-GLASSES 
 
 to suit all sights. These ( Jhisaes mo supplied to the leading Occulists 
 in Halifax, and need no other guarantee; as to their sui»eriority. 
 
 A <p\antity of American and Canadian CLOCKS to be sold off at 
 cost to clear. 
 
 The manufacture of Fine Jewellery a specialty of this establishment. 
 
 Also, JEWELRY,^ WATCHES, MUSIC BOXES. PLATE, fto.. 
 CAREFULLY REPAIRED. 
 
 FiASEe & SOl^S, 
 
 MANUFACTITKEUS OF 
 
 Grand, Square, Upright, Overstrung 
 and OMique Pianos. 
 
 Piano-Fortes, Cabinet and Clmrch Orgpans Tuned aud Uepaired. 
 
 82 and 84 KAllRINGTON STREET, - HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
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 W. FRASER & SON, 
 
 Cabinet Makers, Upholsterers & Undertakers. 
 
 @g audi m BtMBmmGjfQm street, waofm. 
 
 Parlor, Library and Chamber Furniture, in Itosewood, Mabo^^any, Black 
 
 Walnut or Oak, in the Antique or Modern Styles, at Khort 
 
 Notice and in the Itcst Manner. 
 
 Always on band, a {food asHortniciit. of CABINET FURNITURE, viz : 
 
 Softis, Chairs, Bureaus aud Tables of every description ; also, Looking- Olusaes, 
 Feathois, Sprint^ IJeds, Mattrasses, and every other article usually found in Fur- 
 niture Warerooms, which will ho sold as low as can he purchased elsewhere. 
 
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 ISKOWN A VfVAin, <l»tc Avciy, UroM II <» l'o.,> flMHbllMhed 1894. 
 
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 rtakers. 
 
 Off any. Black 
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 TURE, viz: 
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 n. n. ri LLKH niMl <:o.. .imerlmii Rrnil Rork, hrftd of Power** Whnrr. 
 
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 ALMANACK. 
 
 40 
 
 BELCHEirS ALMANACK FOR 1879. 
 
 Cnlcnlfttod for Halifax, Lat. 44° .19' 20" N., and Long. 63° 36' 40" W. 
 from (irc!on\vi(li, — aii<l for ordinary purposics will serve, with 
 suHicicnt aci'iirac y, for all partn of tlio Province, in- 
 cluding; till! Island of (^'apc Breton. 
 
 SIGNS OF THE PLANETS, ETC. 
 
 © The, Sun. 
 
 5 or Tlic Earth, 
 
 8 New Moon, 
 Full Moon, 
 Jf First (Quarter, 
 ^ Last Quarter, 
 
 ^ Mercury, 
 
 9 Venus, 
 
 % Mars, 
 
 21 JujMtcr, 
 
 I? »>aturn, 
 
 ^ Ilurschel or Uranus. 
 
 SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC. 
 
 Spring 
 signs. 
 
 SiimuK'r 
 
 signs. 
 
 1 T Aries, head, 
 
 2 ^ Taurus, neck, 
 
 3 n Gemini, arms, 
 
 4 25 Cancer, breast, 
 .') SL Leo, heart, 
 
 G njij Virgo, boweJs 
 
 Autumn \ 
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 Winter \ 
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 7 zCs Libra, reins, 
 
 8 n\^ Scorpio, secrets, 
 
 9 / Sagittarius, thi. 
 
 10 y^ Caprieornus, kn. 
 
 1 1 na Aquarius, legs, 
 
 12 X Pisces, feet. 
 
 CHRONOLOGICAL CYCLES FOR THE YEAR. 
 
 Golden Number 18 
 
 Epact 7 
 
 Solar Cycle 12 
 
 Dominical Letter E 
 
 Roman Indietion 7 
 
 Julian Period G592 
 
 The year .5640 of the Jewish Era commences on September 18, 1879. 
 
 Ramadan (month of abstinence ol)8crved by the Turks) commences 
 
 on August 19, 1879. 
 
 The year 1297 of the Mohammedan Era commences on December 15, 
 1879. 
 
 EMBKR DAYS. 
 
 Wed., Frid. and Sat. after first Sunday in Lent — March 5, 7, 8. 
 Wednesday, Frid.iy and Saturday after Pentecost — June 4, 6, 7. 
 AVedne-iday, Friday and Saturday after 14th Sept. — Sept. 17, 19, 20. 
 Wednesday, Friday and Saturday after 13th Dec. — Dec. 17, 19, 20. 
 
 ROGATION DAYS. 
 May 19, 20, 21. 
 
 MOVEABLE 
 
 Scptuagesinia Sunday Feb. 9 
 
 8exag(!sima Sunday 10 
 
 QuinmLijiOsinia-Sbrove Sun. 2') 
 
 Ash Wednosilay 20 
 
 Quadrag.— l.st Sun. in Lent. Mar. 2 
 
 I'ahn Sunday .''..April G 
 
 Good Friday-. 11 
 
 FEASTS. 
 
 E.vsTKu SuNi».\Y April 13 
 
 Rogation Sunday May. 18 
 
 Ascen.sion Dav— -Holy Thurs. 22 
 
 Pentecost — Whit Sunday. . .June 1 
 
 Trinity Sunday. ., 8 
 
 Corpus Christi 12 
 
 First Sunday in Advent Nov. 30 
 
 Other Feasts, Anniversaries, &c., will be found in Calendar pages. 
 
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 BEGINNING OF THE SEASONS. n. 
 
 Sun enters V? (\Ymter bcjj'ms) Dccctnl>cr 22, 1878, at 1 M. 
 
 Sun enters 7" {Spring bcgms) Mtirdi 20, 1871>, nt & A. 
 
 Sun entura iZb (Summer Ixjgins) June 21, 187&, at 4 A. 
 
 Sun entcr.j zCs (Autumn begins) September 23, 1879*, at 6 M. 
 
 Sun enters VS ( VVhUcr oogins) December 22, 187», a J M. 
 
 MORNING AND EVENING rT>ANETS—T873. 
 
 ^ MiiRCimY. — On tTio 1st Jannurv Mcirurv rises Gli. Sdij. M.pvill 
 be i\ Morning Star uutjl the n>i(Ulle of Fobruiny, and in ccMijimctlou 
 with the Si?u on the 4th March. Sots on the 14th Gh. 48in. A., — cou- 
 tinui^s an Evening Star until about tlic second Avcok in April, ami on 
 the 17th Aviin)e in conjunction with tlie Sun. Kisos on the 1st Mity 
 4h. 19m. M., — ,vill l>c a Morning Star until the l)C,t';inniii<,'' of Jr.ne; 
 in conjunction with the Sun on the 18th ; an Ev(Miliig Star from the 
 end of June to tlie secon<l week in Augus^t, and in conjunction v. itii 
 t!ie Sun on the 2.3rd. On the Tst September ii:. ris^~4li. 22nv. JM., and. 
 will l>e a mornin;,^ Star tlirougliout tlio mouth. Will again he hi 
 conjunction with olic Sun on tl>e "rtlt October; an Evening Star from 
 the 1st November to tlie Ircginniug of Dccombor; in conjuuctiou with 
 the Sun on the 10th, and after tliat a Mt^rning Star. 
 
 9 Vkni'S. — January Lst Venus sets 4h. .^1m. A., and wi;T bo irn 
 Evening Star until tlie cihT of August. It will be in coniunrt-ion witb 
 tbe dun Sei)tember 2.'J, and a Morning Star after tin; end of tbe 
 inonth. In April, May and Juii'? it will Ik? alxn-c tlic bori/,(»iv from 
 aliouttwoto tliico hours after sunset, and in Novembei' and l)eccn>bcv 
 from throe to four hours Ix-fore sunii^c. August IDth and October 
 .30tli Venus will I)0 at its greatest brilliancy. 
 
 '^ M.VHS — will Ix* a Morning Star until alwHit the second wenk in 
 November, nnd an Evening Star llio remalndei- of lUc year. From 
 January t > the end of June it ri.se.s- between n>idnii;bt and suiu'ise — 
 from the i)Cginnin;;- (*f July to about tlie lOLli No\ciul)ci' I'Ct\v(X'U 
 sunset and midnight, and will bo above the Irtriznn ilirongUout the 
 greater nortion of esudi night from the l>eg-inuing of Se[>tember to the 
 end of l^ecember. 
 
 3^ Jri'iTHU — ^Nvill bo an Kvening Star mitil the beginning of 
 Feliruary, and in conjuncfciou with tin; Sun on tho 8tb. It risc.f on the 
 1st March Oi), 9in. M.; will be a INIorning vStar until the 1st Septeinbcr, 
 and again an Evening Star during tlie remainder of the year. In 
 August and September Jupiter will be the longest tinw above the 
 horizon l>etiveen early evening and sunrise. 
 
 Ij S.VTUUX. — Until the middle of March Saturn will be an livening 
 Star, and in conjunction with the Sun t>n the 2Gtii. It rises on (he 
 lOth April about half an horn* before sunrise, and will I)e a Morning 
 Star until the 4th i>ctober, when it rises 5h. 47m, A., and soutlis 
 Uh. oGm. After that it will be an Evening Star. From the middle 
 of August to the l.'jth October, (when it sets alxuit nn hour before 
 sunrise), Saturn will be above the Iiori/.on throughout each night. 
 
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 on the l,st Mjty 
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 jjiinp^ Star froru 
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 thr cud wf thr. ' '• 
 ic Injri/.cii from 
 • and 1 )fr(MifI)('i' 
 til and ( >ctubcr 
 
 snciinif wcol-: in 
 
 year. From 
 
 and sunrise — 
 
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 !ii'<iut.':'n>at tho 
 
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 lio;;innin;l( of 
 It rise.f on the 
 1st Sej)teuil)er, 
 
 the year. In 
 uTe above the 
 
 be ail Mvciiiuv' 
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 i., and i>unths 
 
 liii the middle 
 n iionr l)eforo 
 u-]\ night. 
 
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 1879] 
 
 ALMANACK. 
 
 51 
 
 ECLIPSES IN 1879. 
 
 In the year 1879 tliere will be two Eclipses of the Sun and one of 
 the Moon. 
 
 I. — An Annular Eelipso Oi the Sun, January 22, 1879, invisible at 
 Halifax. 
 
 Ilcfzin.son the Earth Jamrnry 22, 4h. 4r)m. M, Mean time at Halifax, 
 
 in Lonpitude 51° 3' W. of Greenwich, and Latitude 24° 0' S. 
 Central Eclipse begins 5h. 49m. M., 
 
 in Lonfiitudc 08° 29' W., and Latitude 27° 32' S. 
 
 Central J'Ulipse at Noon, 7h. 3ir.i. M., 
 
 in Longitude 6° 28' E., and Latitude 31° 0' S. 
 
 Central Elipso ends 9h. 2&iii. M., 
 
 in longitude 04° 30' E., and Latitude 7" 45' N. 
 
 Ends on tiie Earth, lOh. 32m. M., 
 
 in Longitude 47° 18' E., and Latitude 11° 20' N. 
 
 II. — An Annular Eclipse of the Sun, .Fuly 19, 1879, invisible at 
 Halifax. 
 
 Begins on the Earth, July 19, 1879, Ih. 56m. M., Mean Time at Halifax, 
 
 in Longitude 5° 13' W of Greerwich, and LatitRde 10° 32' N. 
 Central Eeliptse l>6gi»i« 2h. 59m. M., 
 
 in Longitude 19° 46' W., and latitude 7° 44' N. 
 
 Central Eclipse at Noon, 4h. 55m. M., 
 
 in Longitude 44° 13' E., and Latitude 12° 18' N. 
 
 Central Eclipse eud.s 6h, 41m. M., 
 
 in Longitude 98° 16' E., and Latitude 23° 18' S. 
 
 Ends on the Earth, 7h. 44m. M., 
 
 in Longitude 83° 50' E., and Latitude 20° 31' S. 
 
 III. — A Particil Eclipse of the Moon, December 28, 1879, invisible 
 at Halifax- 
 
 EXPLANATORY. 
 
 Aphelion — that part of u planet's orbit farthest from the Sun. 
 
 Perihelion — that part of a planet's orbit nearest the Sun. 
 
 Elonfjmion — angular distance of a planet from tlic Sun, as seen from 
 the Eartli. 
 
 I Pennmbrn — a partial shadow resulting from the diminished light of 
 I the Ell to the eart'li or moon, during a solar or lunar eclipse, appearing 
 as partial. 
 
 Declination — the distance of a heavenly body from the wiuinoctial line. 
 
 Ecliptic — the plane of the earth^s orbit neareat the sun. 
 
 C AjKtgee — greatest distance from the earth. 
 
 ([ Perigee — least distance from the cai'th. 
 
 O Quadrature. (P Opposition. c$ Conjunction. 
 
 Q^ Ascending node. ^ Desccading node. 
 
 The letters M. A., m. a., denote mornimj and afternoon; h. m. s., 
 hours, viinutes and seconds. 
 
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II. II. FIJLLEB nntl €'0., American » au<1 4 Ply Wii1»1»cr ReUlmai. 
 
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 BELCIIEK S FARMKR S 
 
 [1879 
 
 N. north, 
 S. south, 
 
 E. east, 
 W. west, 
 
 ° Degrees, 
 
 f Minutes of Arc. 
 
 ff Seconds of Arc. 
 
 The Sun's Declination and Equation of Time arc given for Noon ; 
 the Moon's Declination for Midnight — Mean Time at Greenwich. 
 
 Phases of the Moon. — The 1" is inserted after the Tliasos, attlio 
 top of tlie left hand page of each month, ay hen the Moon changes 
 BELOW tlie horizon. 
 
 For the length of the day. — Add 12 hours to the time of the 
 Sun's setting, and from the sum subtract the time of rising. 
 
 For the length of the night. — Subtmct the time of Sun's 
 setting from 12 hours, and to the remainder add the time of rising next 
 morning. 
 
 The Th>E8 will be found in Calendar pa jes, and in Tide Table, page 78. 
 
 'WEATHEE aXTZDB. 
 
 The following Table (the result of many yearn' actual observation) is 
 ascribed to Dr. llerschel. It is constructed upon a due coiisidoration of 
 the attraction of the Sun and Moon in their several positions res}>ecting 
 the Earth, /and serves to show what kind of weather will most probably 
 follow the entrance of the Moon into any of her quarters,: — 
 
 1 
 Moon. 
 
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 a 
 
 
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 ^ 
 
 
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 00 
 
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 Time of Change. 
 
 Between midnight and f 
 2 in tl>e morning, ( 
 
 Between 2 and 4 morn. 
 " 4 and 6 " 
 6 and 8 " 
 
 8 and 10 " 
 
 " 10 and 12 " 
 
 At 12 Noon, and to 2 I 
 in the afternoon. } 
 Between 2 and 4 after. 
 4 and 6 " 
 
 6 and 8 " 
 
 8 ana 10 " 
 10 and midnight. 
 
 In Summer. 
 
 In Winter. 
 
 
 Fair. 
 
 Cold with showers. 
 
 Kain. 
 
 Wind and rain. 
 
 Variable. 
 Showery. 
 
 Very rainy. 
 
 Variable. 
 
 Fair. 
 
 Fair if wind be N. 
 
 W., Rainy if S. 
 
 or S. W. 
 Ditto. Ditto. 
 Fair. 
 
 Hard Fro.st un- 
 less wind be S. 
 or W. 
 
 Snow & stonny. 
 
 Stormy & rainy. 
 
 Stormy. 
 
 Kain if wind W. 
 Snow if E. 
 
 Cold and high 
 wind. 
 
 Snow or rain. 
 
 Fair and mild. 
 
 Fair. 
 
 Frosty if wind N 
 orN.E., Snow 
 if S. or S. W. 
 
 Ditto. Ditto. 
 
 Fair and frosty. 
 
 The nearer midnight any of the Moon's changes occur, the finer will 
 b'3 tiio weather during the succeeding v/eek ; the nearer noon any of 
 tliosc changes happen, the more foul and wet will be the weather that 
 will follow. 
 
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 Dealers sdkouia visit BKOfViM Jb IVHilU'S Nov WarebousMS 
 
i1»l»cr Beltliitjst, 
 
 n. IB. rrB.1J:u ari«1 tit., Emcpnon Stcv«ii« anrt Co.*« flipper Scythes. 
 
 [1879 
 
 re. 
 *c. 
 
 Tivcn for Noon ; 
 jrrecnwich. 
 
 ic Phases, at tlio 
 Moon chaL;,^cs 
 
 > the time of the 
 
 time of Sun's 
 le of rising next 
 
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 [ observation) is j 
 eoijsiikration of | 
 tions resjKJCting i 
 I most probably j 
 
 s,.: 
 
 In Winter. 
 
 luru Frost un- 
 less winU be S. 
 
 or W. 
 
 now & stormy, 
 tormy & rainy, 
 tormy. 
 ain if wind W. 
 
 Snow if E. 
 old and Iiigh 
 
 wind. 
 
 low or rain. 
 
 lir and mild, 
 lir. 
 
 osty ifwindN 
 orN.E., Snow 
 fS.orS. W. 
 tto. Ditto, 
 ir and frosty. 
 
 the finer will 
 noon any of 
 weather that \ 
 
 1879] 
 
 ALMANACK. 
 
 53 
 
 FARES' COnON YARNS. 
 
 Awarded tlie Onlv Mi'diil Given at the Centennial Exlii- 
 l)itJon for Cotton Yaru.s of Canadian Manufacture. 
 
 ITos. 5's to lO's. 
 
 WIIITK, r.LUE, liED, OP\NGE AND GREEff. 
 
 MjuIo of ij 0(1(1 Aiiici'ican Cotton, \\'ii\\ great caro Correctly 
 jVii.'.;bere(l and Warranted full Length and Weight. 
 
 s 
 
 WK Avould aslc the ])in'ehasers-of Cotton Warp to remember 
 il.Mit (jur Yarn i.s 8i)im on Throstle Frames, which make 
 ii stronger yarn than the Kin^ Frames, used in making 
 American yarn. 
 
 It is aloo Ixitter twisted and more carefully reeled ; each 
 hank being ti'xl up in 7 leas of 120 yards each. This makes 
 it mucli mote easy to wind tlian when it is jiut up without 
 leas — as tljc American is — and also saves a great deal of waste. 
 
 Those acquainted witli weaving will understand the great 
 a.drantiigc it is to them to use yarn put up in this manner. 
 
 COTTOI CAEPET WASP, 
 
 Made of No. 10 Yarn, 4-Ply Twisted. 
 
 WHITE, RED, BROWX, SLATE, &c., ALL FAST COLORS. 
 
 Each .5 lb. bundle contaiiis 10,000 yards in length, and 
 will make ;' length of ("arpet in proportion to the number 
 of ends in vidth. 
 
 We hive put more twist into this warp than it formerly 
 had, and it will now niuke a more durable Carpet than can 
 be iu;i(i(i witli any other mateiial. Since it« introduction by 
 \is, a !''w years ago, it has come into veiy general use thiough- 
 out the country. 
 
 Ail our go(xls have our name and address upon them. 
 None otlier are genuine. 
 
 WM. PARKS Sl son, 
 New Brunswick Cotton Mills^ 
 
 ST. JOHN, ]Nr. B. 
 
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 H. H. rULLER anil <70m PttlrlMink»* ^calcii in vurii'Cy, Po^rcr's fTliiirff 
 
 54 
 
 JANUAKY begins on WEDNESDAY. 
 
 [1879 
 
 O Full Moon, 
 ^ Last Quarter, 
 
 New Moon, 
 
 J) First Quarter, ^ 
 
 jApol a. Cl^er.Ud. (i:Apo29(l. 24 
 
 D. U. M. 
 
 8 7 34 M. 
 15 6 48 M. 
 
 22 7 37 M. 
 30 7 31 M. 
 
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 1 21 A. 
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 SU. 
 
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 16 
 
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 27 
 
 28 
 
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 41 
 
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 53 
 
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 22 56 
 22 50 
 22 44 
 22 37 
 22 30 
 22 23 
 22 15 
 22 7 
 21 .58 
 21 49 
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 19 
 
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 20 45 
 
 20 33 
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 20 8 
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 19 41 
 19 27 
 19 13 
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 clock. 
 
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 Halifax Nursery, Cor. Bobio aud North Sts., IIEBBEBT IIABBIS, Proprietor. 
 
 January.— In these foot notes for farmers we endeavom- to indicate briefly, each 
 month, the more iniporttvnt matters to be atteiided to durinsf the n»onth, not only 
 on the fann, but also in connection with the jfcnei-al advancement of Affriciriture 
 by the operations of Societies and Clubs. There should be a Farmers' Club ntectinj; 
 at least once a month in every Agricultural district. One of the most necessarj' 
 "operations" of a farmer this month is to take stock. This may be dune by 
 takinjr a large sheet of niled irnper and placing; on oiui side a 8taten»ent of the 
 value of the live stock and jiroduce of all kind.s in the barn and elsewliero, inijilo- 
 ments, smus collectable for produce sold during year, kc, to \\hi(;h may be added 
 the increase in annual value bj' estimate of land seeded down, hut from which a 
 crop has not yet been obtained. On the other side a statement is to be made of 
 
 J. GODFBEY SMITH, DISPENSING CHEMIST, HALIFAX. 
 
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 JANUAIIY 31 (lays. 
 
 55 
 
 Sole, Upper Leather, Shoe 
 Findings, &c. 
 
 CHEAP FOR CASH, 
 
 AT 
 
 ^ mnum leatebr store, 
 
 lOG Upper Water Street, Ilalifix, 
 
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 Cir'jiiinci.sion. liow tides. 
 
 ^ ixv. IK'I. LiU. N. © ill Perigee. 
 
 9 sets 4h r»5in. altornoon. 
 
 Lcnjrilj oftlic day 8li. 47in. 
 
 2nd SiMi. aftor Clirisfinns. ^ stnt'ny. 
 
 Kpipliany. "2/ sets (iii. 3'.>in. afterirn. 
 
 ^ rises (Uj. 4in rnorninp;. 
 
 Hi^^li tides. Ij sets 1 Oil. ,'51 ni. af tern 'n. 
 
 '^ ill ^ 9 i'l Aiilielion. 
 
 % ri.ses 4li. !)Sn\. tiiorning. 
 
 Liinianis died, 1 77S. 
 
 1st Sunday af'tev Epipliany. 
 
 Haliliix Nittiotml School opened, 1813. 
 
 Tr. hel'n (Jr. Hr. & U. S. ratiried, 1784. 
 
 Low tides. Leni^jth of night I4h. 57m. 
 
 ^ prcatest eloTijx- W. 
 
 lienjainin Franklin born, 1 700. 
 
 Prisea. Penny iiostage com., 1840. 
 
 2iu[ Sunday after Kpi])hany. % 6 (L 
 
 ^ 6 ^ Halifax Harbor frozen over, 
 
 Louis XVL beheaded, 1793.^ [1821, 
 
 St. Vincent, ©eclipsed. High tides. 
 
 96(L %6^ 9611 
 
 ^ rises Gh. 14iii. morninj.'. 
 
 Conv. St. Paul. ^ in ^ 
 
 3rd Sunday after Kpipliaiiy. 
 
 b c5 C 9 sets 5h. 58m. afternoon. 
 
 Length of the day 9h. 31ni. 
 
 I7 sets Oh. Idni. afternoon. 
 
 Low tides. % ri.scs 4li. 48m. morning. 
 
 2/ sets 5h 32ni. afternoon. 
 
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 <.lol)ts due and liiihilities (.»f all kinds). Thu difference between tlie total amounts 
 on each pau'c will show tlic aninimt of caiiital invested on the furni. If the farmer 
 is hini.;elf owner of tlie 1 md, its \:dut; will luivo to be added, minus riiiiit!^a,:;es or 
 otluir incumbrance.-;. In order to sliijw the result-; of tlie jiast year's diieriitiors, 
 it \s ill be nc.es.sarv to take another sbeet, and, in liice manier, place on otiu i-idc a 
 st;i(e)ncnt of all ;iayments for seed, niaimro, inijilcment.s, feed, v;i';es for labonr, 
 in:au'a,i:cc, ritiiti'C in'.uret^L, i*';u., an ' 
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 nucjjjity of caro in their focdin^', wator'v;:, and ^-eneral treatment, at this season <>t 
 tlie yjar. Who!', they onue begin to fall off it i.s up-hill work to attempt to stop it. 
 
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 hi a ;;i)Ojial Herd Ro;irite" for rceurdin.;' pedi;y:ree.-. uid doniostio pventa. In sueh a 
 l)):)k, the hist >ry of c loh aiilniU.noud oeeiipy no nv.re tli.an one line. A.^ a jjiiid' 
 to our readers wo ii ive eopieJ tlie Iieadinjfi of tl>o seven-eolmun book used nt 
 Wim; )or by Ifer Jlajejty the (>ncon for tlie rueord 01 her Devon Herd :— 1. Nunib')r. 
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 moistened, otherwis • tlicy do notundei-^'-o the second mastication, but pass throui,'h 
 
 
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 from exce^j.she growth of their huovcs, whicli in .'■.jiriny;-time w ill be fi'und pi-ojecting 
 
 
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 ti!vi;iir the jilaco i>f jilunahs for tiirniiiii: \x]^ the Umil i'l spriai:'. Evury farnior 
 sdnikl |ii-iih! h!iu;'elt ai riiiaiibr hisciwii wheat. MiduM thu se.isoii pnivo uurly, ami 
 tlio .Soil lie i'l a. cuaiiitio!! ti> ;i(hii!t i)f (.ultivatioii, all lliosc cmpi that do ixit suiTer 
 fiMiii ('Uil} si'riiit^ tiii.-LS ami icijuiiv a loa;,' soasoii, or the cool wuatlicr of spriiijr, 
 fiT (liuir suc(X'-;'ifi!! iiilturj, should now lie put in. Tlic croiislhUc^pci.idly ro(;uirc 
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 the l;iiid IS (lr.\ p'ltatoe;; eaiiuot he put in too soon. The gardens should he gone 
 over, aiiil all ^audl Iruitn, su<h as eiur.iut.s, gonsehoriies, stiMwberries, rasjiliorries, 
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 ai'.d ti'iniiiieil, and, a;j .suun as l,lie weailuir beui-im^o warru e:uiu;.vli, hudiiult beildiiiu' 
 lilaiit-s sluMilii I'u put out. The l'.:st way to jiid;^e uf the i)!auts suited for your 
 llowei ;4-ardi;n i.s to \V(ilk tlii-uu;;h tins J'id)li('. City (.Jardous of Haiifax, aud taUc 
 note of the most etfe.ti\e kind--. \\'.y uiir.seryuian \v. tlie eily v.'!l supply u.-ur 
 oi'd'.r. Tlio <.i;irden:.- are oj.'en ilally durhiL;' the Mcaso)), t'roui 7 a. lu. to sunset, aud 
 on Kuvidays froui 10 a. m. to sunset. l.)o,^'s are r.ot tolerated, aud tl'.ose found will 
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 a.sked llr. Power, tlie Huperiide'sileut, to <^ivo (.ur nuulers the beuellt of his 
 exteii^-ive expei'ieuee in re.'^-ard to the l)e(ldiu';- i^l.tuts yuitahU; for our eliiuato, and 
 hehaskhidly prepared the foilowiui;' list, \\liLeh uiL'.y be taken as a safe f^uide :— 
 
 A Superior Slndc of Siioiipcs at SMITH'S Drug Store. 
 
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 KLASTH Sir>E IIPPKHS AND 
 FUK>r^ I AL^ SKfNS, 
 
 Fm SiHiui? a^nd l-4tjmmer ]*(»»*.,, afc 
 
 For aHi's Leath»ii' and Jlioe 
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 Very hi^li tides. 
 
 9 sets lOli. I5in. aftornoon. 
 
 ij/ stJdioiiivry. 
 
 i l^ ri-cs 3li. 23in. morning. 
 4ili Sundiiy nficr Enstcr. 
 Lon;!i!i of iIk; day 1411. 34in. 
 Low tides. 2/ rises Hi. 57in. morniny:. 
 I'^Ua 16(L ^^MTatcstHu.ig W. 
 I Daniel N ("01111011 died, 1847. 
 VIrs Heinans died, 1835. 
 Ij -< ^ J ciiirthof the night Oli. 14m. 
 liotrMtiun Hundiiy. 
 
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 j Ascension Day — Holy Tliiir.sday. 
 JdiuiUMis horn, 1707. 
 
 Q. Vie./;.'19. ^6(L ^trv.IIcI.Lt.S. 
 
 Sun af. Ascens'n. | 9 «i'- Hel. Lat. N. 
 
 9 sets loll. ."JTin. afternoon. 
 jNicolo I'eganini died at Niee, 1840, 
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 2/ rises Oh. 59m. morning. 
 I '^ ris(!s 111. 2Gm. moridng. 
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 Rcddins i'laiit.s, newPMf sitkI hest Morts is the climposf, aiul these 
 yun will find at Halifax Kui-^cry. 
 
 (r-nrral Bcddlii^l and Burner IHantx: A^eraUna (dwarf blue,)'' 
 I'yiethnnii aiircuni, I)i». tlovc-plcim alhi, I'eiitstt'iaon {\.vr 
 :i.!ii|ili.'xicaulis, Dniiblu (ifiMiiiums, (Jhiiro do Nancy, Sai)j)cr P): 
 ami Victor Lemoiiie, (all of which aro scarlet), Madame Lcni 
 And (both of which aro i)ink). Tho Itcst siii;;!e acarlots are l>r. 
 I>r. Liiulicviind ilparkler. lloyo coloured sorts : Aurora niid <i> r 
 ilinc Hell,' (^)uecu of Roy(>\ Christine. Whites: White I'c 
 V.iujvhaii. Tricolors: Mrs. Tollock, Kdwiiiia FitZ'patrick, Lad; 
 Liss ()'(}owrio, lionnie iMindce, P.iu'nhi'^ liush, Ita'ia Unita. A 
 Lee, iieauty of Calrterdale, l^eroy Leonard, President Lincoln. 
 
 ui)hea platycentra, 
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 npier, Robert Pier 
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 Koch, .lean Sisely, 
 ^ l^ink cuhjured : 
 rfeetion, Madame 
 
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 Piilacc (iom. V«;rli(\iu>? : Sir Wiiliam Younv;', Contciniial Seodliui,', Harris's Seedliii*,' 
 Mrs. Woodmofc, Voiiosa, Suow-tialcc. Fuclisias, all varictios. Gaillardia i)icta 
 nana. Tlie selection of i'V^/m/t- ami VayififdU'd hfao-'d pli(iit.i, hvci'.iil'iiiiti for 
 Iii>rdcr.-iiijg, &i;., ruconmieudod by Mr. Power is as followy : Irisene Liiideni and 
 Iierl)erli, Mesenilirvantlicmuin eordifoliuni varie^atmn (a very lonj^ name for a 
 vyry Hiiiall plant), Knnitfa maritima Anrie,i;ata, Caxania splendeus varie;;ata, 
 Alternanthcra. ])aroi)ychioide;^, .Soniiierv:\unis and Kclieverias, (ioldeu Thyme, 
 I'oa trivialiy varioi^'iita (smnil striped ^rass), Lolieli;i, e;irdiniilis, Amarantlius 
 ll'ndrei, ( •ent:uui;;i, ciindkiis.-iiiua and C'lcmeiiltili. l''or bine ctilour.s tlu; Lcjbelias 
 liii.ve latterly not proved so eflcetive in the J'uhiie (lardens as N'iola I'.hic I'erfeetioii 
 and Admiration. Subtropical Plants for ;^ro\vin,L;- as sini;1e wpeeimens or in .trroups 
 (suitable for lar;4'c .yurdens and ornamental ^^roun Js) : V.'i^andia Caraeiis.uia and 
 
 it 
 
 SMITH'S Essence of Jamaica (Jinjror relievos Griping Pains. 
 
 Bfst i»!acc fo buy fomhs, Itru^hcs, So»i»m, 8poii^o.s, 
 
"olllUR. 
 
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 9 6 (I 9 sots lOh. L>2i'n. afternoon.; 
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 [iililic early in M.ir anil coiitinnej oituii as lon;^- as tlu; weather ponnitd in tlio Fall. 
 
 •^I'NE. A)! s'.'c 1 'i-i'ii-: 'Ml' yt't fonnnittlid to tlio soil t;hoiild bo pnt in without 
 (I'l^.y. Afti.T l;'0 t"-".t clay of ,\\\vm it is not too early to sow hu>> ivind of sctd 
 si,,tal)lu for (nw ciiinatu. 'I'liv* tiii'l 'ri-ps imi in dnianu' Ajjvil and Ji'iy \\iil r.ow 
 r. .luiro attu'i'I/n, \\vA in Iho w.-.y ot iiund liocii;;^, \vl...:\- 'his has tii be doiij, and 
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 TUESDAY. 
 
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 Iliilifax Nursery, Cor. llobie and North Sts., HKKBEIIT HARRIS, Proyrletor, 
 
 to ho plr.ntc I or sown. Put out cabh:ii;o9 and ciuil flowerH, but only in aoil that has 
 l)cen \v(i!l worked aiid well enru-hed. The Half tea, or turnip Ilea, is tlie uroat enoiny 
 01 the ciibhaj^o ; all efforts at his destruction hive failed, and the only cffeetive wjiy 
 of wa;,'in^'war with him is to treat h m ),'ei)erou-:iy by s.iwiiu,', ]> m wjeii the eabba.;e 
 rows, common wli to nmstitrd, t)v' y.m i'.' ri.'i.-.iiiu" jumt-; of will, h tire fir mor',- 
 pilat'.blo tlian cabl'-V^'e. To'u 't i.j.. aU,i m:'y bj set <.!it later in the m)'ii]i. Oround 
 cherri'j.s do best when they i-o'.ie ui> t.' i:n .^ee-.t in lii.. ;;!', win, li M.'j. wiii dn for 
 yearns. Finish jiU'itJiy v,v, ryJi.ii ,■ now m field ..:k1 .•.•.uvl.- ), su.h ■,-■ ■ i-Uan cji.i, 
 'uish and jiole b.ji'.ns, •ou..'iun.>"r..(, .s (U ..ihe;', mr.ii,)-.. Vende.' p'.Xit. !u .y "<->wbe 
 
 Ucst pliir<' to !niy ;;<>]mJiK' .'ipUMS utid Oj t Sliitrs, 
 
trcr's Wharf, 
 
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 3 18 M. 
 2 49 M. 
 
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 j(v) in Apoj^ee. 
 
 I High tides. ^ sets 8h. 50m. nf'tern'n. 
 Ill rises loll. 39m. afternoon, 
 j Length of the day 15h. 18m, 
 Uth Sunday iiftcr Trinitv. 
 ! I? D© 9 sets lOh, afternoon. 
 ^ 6 C '^ i''i>t's llh. 52m. ai'ternoon. 
 "J, in J'erihelion. 
 
 :Jolin Calvin horn atNoyon, Fr., 1509. 
 1? o C % 6 <L I^ow tides 
 Dr. Thomas (Juthrie horn, 1803. 
 r)th Sunday after Trinity, 
 fireatfire at Chicago, 1874. 
 hwithun, Bp, 
 9 greatest elonp;. E. 
 Lenjjth of the night 8h 59m. 
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 (v) eclipsed. 9 i" ?5 High tides, 
 fiih Sunday after Trinity. ^ in ^ 
 i ^ d (L 2/ rises 9h. 30m. afternoon. 
 
 ^ sets 8li. 40m. afternoon. 
 
 Gihraltar taken, 1804. 
 
 jSt. James, Ap. 
 
 'Low tides. 1^, rises llh. 7m. aftern'n 
 
 7th Sun.af. Trin. ^ gr. clong. E. 
 
 9 sets 9h. lOra. afternoon,. 
 
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 Private and 
 
 *'t!(iry may be jilaiited out at the end of the niontl.. If tlicrc itrc still any 
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 Mniiitii of joiiiiiiix a i>ocif*y or (tr^iuii/iiiyf a new one. 'I'lit.re '."in be ro pc'und 
 Iin'j;ress among our farmi,'r.s without co-oiieration, for tlie ohtnii!in<r of c^nitahle 
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 2 Iliirli tides. 9 ^^^^^ ^''- ^•'^'^- ^^^f^'*"'"- 
 E ^{\\ Stuulay alter Triiiitv. 
 
 4 2/ (^ C Leiij.'th oT tlie day 14li. 24iti. 
 
 5 11 1 ises 8h. 29ni. aft., sets after sunrise. 
 G 1? ri&cs 9h. 45m. afternoon. 
 ~ h 6 (L % '"'^^"^ ^'^^^- '551:1. afternoon. 
 s ^ sets 71). 4 7 in. afternoon. 
 9 ^stationary. S d C Very low tides. 
 K 9tl) yundav after Trinity. 
 
 11 First Bi.sho]) of N. S.. ((Mri«lis) 1787. 
 
 12 Cor. stone of Prov. I5ui!d';j; iai.i, 1811. 
 l.'i i':x-Sheritr C. li. Chandler*/., 1851. 
 
 14 , Length of the niuht lOh. 2m. 
 
 15 :ilal. Camp Hill Ceuit'y o])ened. 1844. 
 il) \. HrunsAvrt'k a ^eiririUe iVov., 1784 
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 ^ 6 (L l^iirt of Hill, rumde p-mt. for 
 
 9 at .i:rcat. Itrilliiuify. jcol. site, IBls. 
 
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 9 in Aphelion. 
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 nio<liat.e contact with the hitler. (Uiano has been largely used of lalo yoai-s. 
 "Tjihi^spliiitc is very ctiieaeious. Oiio point "f Turnip cultuvo that \'^ often 
 :i- ted in N<>va S(;otia, alth'iimli well uedor.stucd elsowheiv, hi that the ^eed 
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 »• evfu'ctcd to ;;enuinatc. Hoeiii};' and wcediuji of all drill eroj>.s should hL> enrried 
 '11 lurtively this month and ctnupk^ted hefiuT liayintr time, (let your htiyinu' 
 ;i«*ra.tu.s and i!Mi>len:ents in order, (.'et the kitiheii and llower t;anii'iis in good 
 : T I'ft'ore hayiiij,^ l)e;;'iiis, as there will he " no tiuie " tlieii. 
 
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 art) v.orki!^ into a mixed insljandry^ so that cattle may not ho fed on hay all 
 
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 ;,'nnn, ,ainu ir; sniimicr piLrt:;. 
 
 niily \v;i,y tu > nricOi ;i f:inn., ort. 
 
 rijiiomuicnd our rc-idc-ry :iw noti 
 
 of tares .m lcoud oats or iiarley 
 
 tliinj^- for I'lc cattk to ^row or l-itfAi iijion when tho pastures aro all ])urnt up 
 
 After h lyiiiy theru wll !.o work in slie tfi>''den and e»»f*ocialIv in tljc orchard. Look 
 
 after tho ri!)eniiu ftrnit, destroy e:i8.?rpillara, if any utill rV, ,aiii ; i)iek the uarlv 
 
 Au^uHt ajiples, ;•.!-: -send th-m inln i.^rket. When the raiii..^ (•'•me, beds of straw"- 
 
 l>errK-i may he niatle up. See that the t,'round is ■.. jll draineil and enriched \vitl» 
 
 old m.umre. Muslirooms no.v app* ar i;i tlic horae pastures. 
 
 hut fed in winter on straw au<I roots and coarse 
 
 or wholly oil uTeeii fodder in-doors. Tliis is the 
 
 ittain to aiiythin;.'- like liij,di farming. We therefore 
 
 ■ut this season how convenient it is to liaAe a Hold 
 
 T Indian corn or npa, or any other jfrecn eatable 
 
 Waterproof Diupers anil (rib SheetH at SHITII' lir»g Store. 
 
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 A'.'- ■icul'urit! i-'xhiliition, mul to take lis fiiaily witli ]iin», i'l (vnU-r that they iimy 
 .Lilix.Mhc ia!v uifcr^ that are hein;; )ii'\(Il' i;i the ciiiti'.rij of the sill, aid tl:i.'. iia- 
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 OcTOHK.R.- Ting is tho hatipiost month for the farmers, for in it thoy u^ather in 
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 HEAVY SOLE LEATHEIt, 
 
 And all the RfquisitOH for Winter BooUt* 
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 5 4 C $? in y 
 
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 19th Sunday after Trinity. 
 
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 iirt when projwrlj' understood, but the frccjuont destruction of roots in the cellar 
 sliows that it is not always undeintood or carried out. Potatoes should be dm? in 
 dry weather, and allowed to dry comi)letely on the surface before being put together 
 ill heaps or in the cellar ; the best way is to put them on a barn floor and exclude 
 Mie lijfht, otherwise they will become jtreen and ac(iuire abittcr taste and |)oi8oncus 
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 "Tcamhoat" first crossed Hx. liar., '16. 
 22nd Sun. af. Trin. 9 in Q ^ in Q 
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 Warsaw taken by Russians, 1794. 
 5 d C Wni. Cowper l)orn, 1731. 
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 Length of the night 14h. 42m. 
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 24th Sunday after Trinity. [10h.49m. 
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 All kinds Af WccplHa: and other Trc4^, at Halinix Nnrscry. 
 
 paiiturtig for beef. For donicstic cows in the city the creamy Alderneys or Jerseys 
 are most suitable. As soon as tiie root ci-o|«a are all cleared off the fields, and the 
 weeds and itotato vines ure put in ho.i]»s to rot, thu farmer should cm))Io3' his 
 whole strcn^fth of man and beast in full iilimjfhinfr. Whether on old or new land, 
 fall ])loughin(j; is a most important o)»eration. Without it a farm cannot be worked 
 to advantage. After plouij^hint;, do not forget to jjo carefully over the water fur- 
 rows to make way for tho exit of the floods of ram and melting gnows that are 
 sure to soak your fields before Reed time. A well ploughed, well drained, field may 
 l)c sown in Spring as soon as the frost is gone, whilst one that is irregularly 
 l)louglicd, or has no water furrows, may Imij; n>mHin a putldlc, defying every at- 
 temjit to improve its condition. Tlie best part of what is too often left to be 
 "Spring work" is done in tbo month of November. All land intended for oats, 
 peas, and horse beans sliould hv effectively worked this month, 
 
 Itnmfm, Abdominal Siipportert*, etc., at SMITH'S Drug Store. 
 
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 mot-t Mr^ently require the attention of the farmer. Latit but not least ^ve c»ll his 
 attention to hie position as the member of a live AKi'icultural Society, in which, 
 by example or preempt, ho may n^ke his persoual influence widely felt, and thereby 
 condur.e to the i)ros|»erity and advancement of hy far the most important indus- 
 trial interest of the Province. Thero are now nearly eighty Ajfricultural Societioa 
 in th<8 Province, with a Membership of n>ore than Ave th<.>iisand farmer. I'hese 
 societies are organized under the Central iioanl of Agriculture, and each Society is 
 entitled to draw from the Provincial Treasury, (throui^h tVte lioard), an annual ((rant 
 in aid to promote its operations. The special purpose of a Society is to improve 
 the llvo stock of its district, which is accomplished by obtaining and keeping for 
 the uw of Members superior male animals, such as bulls, rams and boars. Societies 
 
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 audi Xntan tt«etti«U4»us at Ualliax Kvraery. 
 
 may also mtiodace «ecdi of nenr VMrlstles nf erain, rout*, and also improved iiuple- 
 ntenti) not pruviuuaiy used in (he district. udltMitonB are held by some societies 
 or by th« Mouietics of a Oout^jr oumbiuing. The whol* of tlie Societies of the 
 Prov nee JLiMut on tftie sauoad Monday of Deuembor, each in its re8|>ective Jiscric-t, 
 ^vh^u the membera receive the Dir«utors' Eeport, and select oflleors for the ensuing 
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 (.lountiou, and in all the Societlfis may be macb sirenj^ened by an incroiso of 
 Mt'Miber^hip. Full iiifomkutiiva as to lAe metibo^l <ft orf^Bisir:; Societies ni.iy be 
 ('lit UiiL'd on applifation to the mewbor of the iioard for tho iJiotrict, (see Hoard 
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 [1879 
 
 TIDE TABLE. 
 
 Tlie time of High Water at the undernientiinifti pljices will l>e found by 
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 adding 
 
 Arg3-le, Jones' Anchorage . 
 Arichat Harbour, . .add 
 
 Amet Sound, . .add 
 
 Avon River, . .add 
 
 Blind Bay, . .subtract 
 
 Beaver Harbour, . .»\\h 
 
 Bedeque Bay, Green's Wf. .add 
 Bay Verte, . add 
 
 Boughton Harbour, . .add 
 
 Boston Light, U. S. . .add 
 
 Chester Harbour, . . sub 
 
 Chezetcook, Perpisawick, / , , 
 and Musquodoboit Inlets ji ' 
 Cumberland Basin, ..add 
 
 Country Harbour, ..sub 
 
 Cape Sable Island, N. side, .sub 
 Cajxj Sable Island, S. side 
 Cape Sable, 
 Clarke Harbour, 
 Clam Point, 
 
 II. M. 
 
 add 1 as 
 21 
 2 41 
 4 41 
 3 
 9 
 
 2 20 
 111 
 
 4a 
 
 3 22 
 
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 Cheticamp, 
 Cape North, 
 Cardigan Bay, 
 Cape Bear, 
 Charlotte town, 
 Cape George, 
 Digby Gut, 
 Egmont Bay, 
 East Point, 
 Folly Point, 
 Gut of Canso, 
 Guysboro' Harbour, 
 Gloucester, U. S. 
 Horton Bluff, 
 Island Harbour, 
 Isle Haute, 
 Jebogue River, 
 Jedore Harbour, 
 Jourimain I, 
 Liscomb Harbour, 
 LaHave, 
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 Liverpool Bay, 
 L'Etang Harbour, 
 Lepreau Bav, 
 Louisburg Aarbor, C. B. 
 Martin River, 
 Machiaa, Seal Islr'"^. 
 Malx)u River, 
 Magdalen Islands, 
 Meiiadieu Bay, 
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 DBAMOND AND GEM RINGS, 
 
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 FINE IVORY TABLE CUTLERY, ETC. 
 
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 SUPREME COURT OF CAW ADA 
 
 Clu'ofJHshW—{Sf^,i){)0)—Ifon Wiliinm JJiidl l^idiiircls. 
 
 ./u(/(/('s — (S7,000 each) — I/<m William Johnston Ritcliie, lion Samuel 
 llciiry Stronf^, lion Jean Tlios Taschcrcau, I/on Telcsphore Fournicr, 
 l/on William A. Henry, 
 
 liu/isfrnr ami R<i>nii('r—($2,(J00)— Robert Caysols, Jr. 
 
 Tills Court and tlie Exchequer Court were organized under the pro- 
 visions of 38 Vic., cap. 11. 
 
 The Supreme Court has hoth orij^inal and appellate jurisdiction — 
 Orh/iiiul, as to (1) hal)oas corpus in criminal and extradition cases; (2) 
 judicial opinions to the Crown; (8) private iiills and petitions therefor 
 referred by the Senate of House of Commons; and (-1) civil suits in 
 which the validity of a Dominion or I^rovincial Act is (piestioned. 
 ApppJlatc, in appeals (1) from the Exchequer Court; (2) irom the 
 Provincial Courts; {'■i) in habeas corpus cases; and (A) in election 
 cases. 
 
 THE EXCHEQUER COURT OF CANADA. 
 
 The Exchequer Court has original jurisdiction (1) '» •'cvenuo cases, 
 ("2} in civil suits when the Crown for the Dominion is j)laintiff, (3^ 
 controversies between the Dominion and the IVovince, or between two 
 Provinces. 
 
 The Judges and ofticers arc the same as in the Supreme Court. 
 
 SUPREME COURT OF NOVA SCOTIA. 
 
 HAVING LAW AND KQUITY JUUIBl>I0TlON THUOUOnOUT TIIH I UOVTNCK. 
 
 Chief Justice, ($5,000), Sir Wm. Young, Kt. Equity Judge, 
 
 ($;"), 000), and Jtuft/e of the Supreme. Court, lion John W. Hitchic. 
 Assistant Judges, ($4,000) Hon William Fredk. DesBarrcs, lion Lewis 
 Morris Wilkins, Hon Hugh McDonald, Hun Henry W. Smith and 
 Hon Alexander James. 
 
 The Judge in I^tjuity sits to attend to Equity business every Monday 
 and Wednesday, when business requires, fexccpt in vacation), in the 
 New Court House, at 11 o'clock A. M. 
 
 Attorney General, f'$l,600), Hon Alonx.o J. White. 
 
 Masters — Halifax, Henry C. D. Twining, Hugh Hartshorno, Wm 
 Howe, W m Twining, Bcnjamim G. Gray, Wm F. MacCoy, L. W. 
 DesBarres, E. C. Crawley, J. Harvey Frith ; Pt'ctou, Edward Roadi, 
 Dunl Dickson, Jas Fogo ; Yarmouth, Thos D. Chijmian, C. B. Owen, 
 Jus Murray; Shflharne, Thos Johnson; liarrinr/fon, Gabriel Koiwrtson ; 
 Hants, David Frieze, Wm U. Blanclianl ; Kin(js, Geo A. Blanchard, 
 Stephen H. Moore, James U. Prescolt, Henry B. Webster; Lumuhnrith, 
 -lauK's Dowling; Annapolis, Thomas ^V'ilIiam Choslcy, Timothy D. 
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 bury, J. M. Owen ; Queens, IJobert Hul)erts, J. N. S. Marshall, (Jeorue 
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 Inverness, Saml. McDonnell ; /^i</l>i/, William B Stewart. 
 
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 .1. II. Kaulliark. 
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 Court. 
 
 VICE-ADMIRALTY and PRIZE JURISDICTION COURT. 
 
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 . Bank of Deposits, The Bank of British North 
 
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 NOVA SCOTIA BARRISTERS' SOCIETY. 
 
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 (Jcorjio T. Solomon, 
 (iO(n-i;c R. Gmssio, 
 diaries IJ. Owen, QC, 
 lliitrh Hartsliorne, »cl., 
 .Iiiuu's A. Ucnnisou 
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 M. J. Wilkins, QC, 
 lldwanl II Harrington, 
 Srophcn II. Moore, qc, 
 Jolin C. Mallibuiton, 
 William II. Keatinp, 
 NViliiain Suth Hand, qc. 
 IMward lioacli, 
 Ihiuy Prvor, dcl., qc 
 Tlioinas IJ. Aikins, ucL- 
 Xt'poan Clarke, 
 U(m. It. B. Dickey qc., 
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 Iknry A. (irantliarn, qc. 
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 -lolm 1). Kinnear, 
 Jolin McGregor, 
 ]''-lK'tiezcr V. Miinro, 
 Williiun C. Whidden, 
 David Matheson, 
 I't'ter Lynch, qc, 
 llonry P. Hill, 
 -lames Fogo, qc., 
 Fic<lcrick \V. Grantham, 
 Daniel Dickson, 
 /foil S. L. Shannon, qc, 
 Henry C. D. Twining, 
 .1. lines Uol)ert Prescott, 
 Ivlward A. Pvke, 
 William Howe, QC, 
 lolin C. Wade, qc, 
 -liinies Murray, Jr., 
 Altred F. Halil»urlon, 
 .b»lin 1). MeNutt, 
 T. I). Haggles, QC, 
 //'/»P. C.Hill, i)CL.,QC 
 -lames Hall Tliorne, 
 lloii A. McFarlane, qc, 
 ^'liai'os Jaint's Stcwiirt, 
 I'dward P. Nutting, 
 Willip.m P. Cutler, 
 .loini McKinlay, 
 I't'ter H. LeNoir, QC. 
 
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 AViHinin Twiiiin;,', 
 I^:»!ic J. \VvU]v, 
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 //(>/» Dan McDonald, <2C. 
 J. N. S. Marsliall, (jc. 
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 Rol)t. G. Ilalibnrton,(.>c. 
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 Sanmcl W DeHlois, 
 O.S. Weeks, Qc. 
 Wm. M. FuUerton, QC. 
 John E W hidden, 
 //on IT A N Ivaulhack,iic 
 IJrenton H. Collins, 
 Fit/j^erald Cochran, 
 Gcorjj^o Camphcll, 
 .lames J. Kerr, 
 Henry Olu.ijiht, 
 J. Norman Kitchie, QC, 
 James ])enni.son, 
 //()« A. J.WhitCQC, Ao. 
 Thos W. Chcsley, q.o 
 John T. Smith, 
 liobie Uniacke, 
 Jas. W. K. .Johnston, 
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 Saml. MacDonnell, QC. 
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 William H. Hill, 
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 William F. MeCov, qc. 
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 Samuel Ci. Ki};l>y, Q.C. 
 
 l.J Oct. 1804 
 
 8 0:-t. 
 
 1803 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 
 \V 1). Sutlicrlund, 
 
 7 Dec. 1804 
 
 7 Dtc. 
 
 1804 
 
 Do. 
 
 
 Joliii Y. Payzimt, 
 
 7 Dee. 1804 
 
 7 Dec. 
 
 1804 
 
 Do. 
 
 
 Kobort Motion, (j.c. 
 
 :n Dec. 1804 
 
 7 Dee. 
 
 1864 
 
 Do. 
 
 
 William II. Owi'ii, qc, 
 
 2.'} March I8().') 
 
 23 Mar. 
 
 1804 
 
 Bridge water. 
 
 
 .lanit's (i. Foster, 
 
 7 April, ISO.'-. 
 
 10 May, 
 
 1804 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 
 Simon H. Holmes, 
 
 10 April, 180,') 
 
 9 Aug. 
 
 1 864 
 
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 Joliii M. Viet8, 
 
 25 April, 1805 
 
 10 May, 
 
 1804 
 
 Liverpool. 
 
 
 
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 2 May, 1 805 
 
 2 May, 
 
 1865 
 
 Sydney, C.B. 
 
 
 1 IMiirray Hodd, t^o. 
 
 2 Mav, 1805 
 
 2 Mav, 
 
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 2 Mnv, 1805 
 
 2 May. 
 
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 2 Mav, 1805 
 
 2 Mav, 
 
 1865 
 
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 14 Jul v, 1805 
 
 9 Aug. 
 
 1864 
 
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 25JuIv, 1805 
 
 25 Julv, 
 
 1805 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Ail)crt Morse, 
 
 3 Aug. 1805 
 
 10 Mav, 
 
 1864 
 
 Bridgetown. 
 
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 24 Oct'. 
 
 1865 
 
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 1866 
 
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 8 May, 1800 
 
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 1866 
 
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 1866 
 
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 7 Dec. 1800 
 
 7 Dec. 
 
 1866 
 
 Halifax. 
 
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 22 Oct. 1807 
 
 22 Oct. 
 
 1867 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 
 
 Frederick J. Trcmain, 
 
 22 Oct. 1807 
 
 22 Oct. 
 
 1807 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Siiiidford H. reltoii, oc. 
 
 22 Oct. 1807 
 
 22 Oct. 
 
 1867 
 
 Yarmouth. 
 
 4i» 
 
 Jt)sei)h J. Moore, Li.n., 
 
 22 Oct. 1807 
 
 22 Oct. 
 
 1867 
 
 Kentville. 
 
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 W. Injrlis Mollatt, 
 
 22 Oct. 1807 
 
 22 Oct. 
 
 1867 
 
 Amherst. 
 
 
 James Foley, 
 
 7 Dec. 1807 
 
 22 Oct. 
 
 1867 
 
 Halifax. 
 
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 7 Dec. 1807 
 
 7 Dec. 
 
 1867 
 
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 28 A jail, 1808 
 
 28 April, 
 
 1868 
 
 Sydney, C.B. 
 
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 18 May, 1808 
 
 18 May, 
 
 1868 
 
 Halifax. 
 
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 1 Cioorgc H. Elliott, 
 
 18 May, 1808 
 
 18 May, 
 
 1868 
 
 Pictou. 
 
 
 1 Kdm. J. Cogswell, Li.n. 
 
 27 July, 1808 
 
 27 July, 
 
 1868 
 
 Kentville. 
 
 
 
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 i Clarence W. McCully, 
 
 21 July, 1808 
 
 28 July, 
 
 1868 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 
 
 C Beverley Bullock, 
 
 1 Aug. 1808 
 
 8 Aug. 
 
 1808 
 
 Halifax. 
 
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 E. Til ton Moscley, 
 
 26 Aug. 1808 
 
 26 Aug. 
 
 1868 
 
 Sydney, C.B, 
 
 
 
 Martin J. Griflin, 
 
 26 Aug. 1808 
 
 26 Aug. 
 
 1868 
 
 Halifax. 
 
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 2 Nov, 1808 
 
 2 Nov. 
 
 1868 
 
 Do. 
 
 Fred. A. Lawrence, qc, 
 
 27 April, 1869 
 
 27 April, 
 
 1869 
 
 Truro. 
 
 
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 2 Aug. 1809 
 
 2 Aug. 
 
 1869 Aniherst. \\ 
 
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 2 Aug. 1869 
 
 2 Aug. 
 
 18G9 
 
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 12 Aug. 1869 
 
 12 Aug. 
 
 1869 
 
 Liverpool. 
 
 
 
 
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 30 Oct. 1809 
 
 30 Oct. 
 
 1869 
 
 Halifax. 
 
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 .'30 Oct. 1809 
 
 30 Oct. 
 
 1869 
 
 Yarmouth. 
 
 
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 30 Oct. 1869 
 
 .30 Oct. 
 
 1869 
 
 Annajjolis. 
 
 
 ! Thos. K. Corning, 
 
 30 Oct. 1 809 
 
 30 Oct. 
 
 1869 
 
 Yarmouth. 
 
 
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 30 Oct. 1869 
 
 30 Oct. 
 
 1869 Ken tville. 
 
 
 Jason M. Mack, 
 
 31 Oct. 1809 
 
 31 Oct. 
 
 1869!Livcrpool. 
 
 
 J..S. H. McDonald, 
 
 19 July 1870 
 
 19 July, 
 
 1870 Port Hood. 
 
 
 (has. K. DeWolf, 
 
 19 July 1S70 
 
 19 July, 
 
 1870; Windsor. 
 
 
 (i'oiL'c W. riitchie. 
 
 19 July, 1870 
 
 19 July, 
 
 1870' Halifax. 
 
 
 Thos. C. Shrcvc, QC, 
 
 igJuiv, 1870 
 
 19 Julv, 
 
 1870 Digby. 
 
 
 l->';iiuk'r S. Morse, 
 
 19 July, 1870 
 
 19 July, 
 
 1870 Bridgetown. 
 
 
 1 Stephen B. Murray, 
 
 30 Dee. 1870 
 
 30 Dec. 
 
 1870 Yarmouth. 
 
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 ( 'liiirlcs S. Il.'irriiif^ton, 
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 Charles .1. McDonald, 
 J. II. Fritli, 
 J. Johnston Hunt, 
 nan-lay Wcijslcr, 
 John 11. McDonald, 
 John J. McKinnon, Jr., 
 Colin N. Camphcll, 
 llufiis A. Trcinain, Q.c. 
 Ucnjaniin Kusscl, 
 liohcrt Scd^rwick, 
 IJyron / Weston, 
 John M. Gcldert, 
 Duncan C. Fiaser, 
 Norumn I. Lay ton, 
 Jolin M, Chis'holin, 
 Harry T. Hardinj,', 
 Iln^Mi MeD. Henry, 
 Samuel A. Chesley, 
 Herhert liourinot, 
 Donald Gillies, 
 John G. Pyke, 
 Geo. Bingay, 
 Danl. M. Owen, • 
 Seymour K. Gourlcy, 
 John J. Stewart, 
 James W. Johnson, 
 E. Sydney Crawley, 
 Fletcher 13. Wade, 
 Gcorp;e A. Ross, 
 Edwin Ku<:f;lc3, 
 John B. Mills, 
 .John T. Bnlmor, 
 Joseph V. Costin, 
 J. A. Gillies, 
 J. W. Lon<;;Iey, n..\. 
 Chas D. McDonald, 
 fl. (i. Ilenni<j:>.r Tarker, 
 J. Medley Townshend, 
 William "T. Pipes, 
 George K. Smith, 
 William B. McSv.cuny, 
 Charles R. Smit'i. 
 
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 31 Dec. 
 
 .^) Dec. 
 
 '.} Dec. 
 
 (I Dec. 
 
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 •> Dec. 
 :U ...111. 
 17 .Jiilv, 
 
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 .•U Dec. 
 17 .liilv, 
 17 July, 
 I 7 July, 
 17 July, 
 17 July, 
 
 4 Dec. 
 
 1 May, 
 lU Julv, 
 I'.) July, 
 20 July, 
 
 22 July, 
 4 Dec. 
 4 Dec. 
 8 Jan. 
 3 Dee. 
 3 Dec. 
 
 20 July, 
 
 23 July, 
 
 23 ,]uiy, 
 3 Aug. 
 
 24 July, 
 24 July, 
 22 Dec. 
 
 ' 4 Jany, 
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 1 20 July, 
 120 July, 
 
 20 July, 
 
 21 July, 
 
 22 Julv, 
 21 Aug., 
 
 10 Sep., 
 6 Nov., 
 
 11 Dee. 
 If) Dee. 
 IG Dec. 
 2!) Doc. 
 30 Dec. 
 10 Jan. 
 
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 1K7() 31 
 1870:31 
 1M7II fi 
 187 I 
 1871 
 1871 
 1871 
 l'^71 
 
 1872 
 1872 
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 1872 I 
 1872 
 1H72 
 1872 
 1872 
 1872 
 1873 
 1873 
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 1873 
 
 1 873 
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 1873 
 1874 
 1873 
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 1874 
 1874 
 1874 
 1874 
 1874 
 1874 
 1874 
 1875 
 
 1875 
 
 1875 
 1875 
 1875 21 
 1875 22 
 1875 24 
 1875 10 
 1875; G 
 1875 11 
 1875, I G 
 1875 J G 
 1875,2<) 
 1875 30 
 187G 10 
 
 I 
 
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 D(c. 1S70 do. 
 
 Dec. ls70 Do 
 
 Dec. I-t71 Yarmouth. 
 
 Oct. 1871 Halifax. 
 
 Dec. 1871 Amigouiah. 
 
 Dec. 1871 Halifax. 
 
 Dec. 1S71 Windsor. 
 
 •» Dee. 1871 (luvsl)oi-u'. 
 
 31 Jan. 1S72 Halifa.K. 
 
 17 duly, IH72 Halifax, 
 
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 31 Dec. 1K72 Do. 
 
 7 July, 1872 Kcntvillo. 
 17 July, 1872 Shelhurno. 
 17, Inly, 1872 Antigonish. 
 17 July, 1872 liaddeck. 
 17 JiilV, 1872 CJuvshoro'. 
 14 Dec. 1872 Halifax. 
 
 1 May, 1873 1 Do. 
 
 lii.luly, 1873 Do. 
 
 19 July, 1S73 Do. 
 2G Julv, 1873 Pielou. 
 
 22 July, 1873 Do. 
 4 Dec, 1873 Halifax. 
 4 Dec. 1873 WimLsor. 
 
 8 Jan. 1874 Halifax. 
 3 Dee. 1873 Halifax. 
 3 Dee. 1873 Pietou. 
 
 20 July, 1874 Port Hood. 
 
 23 July, 1874 Liverin)ol. 
 
 23 July, 1874 Yarmouth. 
 
 3 Aug, 1874 Lunenburg. 
 
 24 Julv, 1874 Truro. 
 24 July, 1874 Do. 
 22 Dec, 1874 Halifax. 
 
 4 Jan, 1874 Do. 
 20 July, 1875 B^idgc^vater. 
 20 July, 1875 Lunenburg. 
 20 July. 1875 Bridgetown. 
 20 Julv, 1875 Annapolis. 
 
 July, 1875 Halifax. 
 
 July, 1875 Do. 
 
 Aug, 1M75 Sydney, C.B. 
 
 Sej.t, 1875 Halifax. 
 
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 Dec, 1«75 Bridtretown 
 
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 Ait'x. (\ riitu'ihoii, 
 
 Kniiik (\ IJlancluml, 
 iVrclitl. J. SiiK'liiir, 
 VVilliani \j. H:ii>s, 
 Joiiathnn I'nrsrum, 
 (J(!0. II. KicMin^r, 
 Saml. 1). M('IiCiinan, 
 ,1. J. Mcnnhc, 
 .IdIiii McCJillivray, 
 l\ol»crt G. Miirui), 
 Ilii^'h McKcnr.io, 
 \V. McdfonI Cliiistio, 
 Kredorick Potfi'S, 
 (Charles II Tu])|ior, 
 Jas J. Ritcliic, Jr., ll.b. 
 James M. Ox lev, 
 A.i^^ii.s S. McOillivray, 
 (Jeorya Johnson, 
 Stephen Rand, 
 William Ciuiy, 
 Jolui A. Mac'bonnld, 
 Daniel M. McDonnell, 
 Henry W. C. IJoak, 
 IJIowers Archihald, 
 
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 14 Jan. 
 
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 2 Ati-. 
 
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 13 Au^. 
 
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 9 Nov. 
 
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 15 Dee. 
 
 1877 
 
 1 .5 1 )ee. 
 
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 Ui Dee. 
 
 1877 
 
 18 Dec. 
 
 1877 
 
 19 Dee. 
 
 1877 
 
 19 Dee. 
 
 1877 
 
 21 Dee. 
 
 1877 
 
 12 Juno 
 
 1878 
 
 19 June 
 
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 14 Dec. 
 l.'l Dec, 
 21 Dec. 
 
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 2 Aug. 
 
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 9 Nov. 
 
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 15 Dec. 
 1.5 Dec. 
 15 Dec. 
 15 Dec. 
 
 18 Dec. 
 
 19 Dec. 
 19 Dec. 
 21 Dec. 
 12 June 
 19 June 
 
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 187() 
 1870 
 1870 
 1870 
 1870 
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 1877 
 1877 
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 Kentvillo. 
 Halifax. 
 
 Do. 
 
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 Truro. 
 
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 New Glas^'ow. 
 
 Do. 
 Truro, 
 Windsor. 
 
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 Windsor. 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Antiyonishc. 
 
 IInlif\)x. 
 
 Kcntville. 
 
 Windsor. 
 
 Baddeck. 
 
 Port llood. 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 North Sydney. 
 
 [TP^ The Barristers and Attornies also hold commissions as Notaries 
 
 rubiic. 
 
 Form of AJJhhiril to he finncxed to anij aecovnt or chilm rendered by a 
 cni/itor to an e.rccutor or (idiniiiistrator. 
 
 A. 1\. of , maketh oalh and saitli, that the foregoing paper writing 
 
 doth loiitaiii !i trni' and eorrcu t account of hi.s demand against the esitatc 
 
 i>\' , deceased, and that all the eroditn to which the deceased was 
 
 linnestly and justly entitled, so far as deponent believes, have been given 
 
 on sail! account; and that the balance of is justly and truly owing 
 
 !<i (!c;)onciit 
 
 .S\v<jin belorc me at — 
 
 this 
 
 da\' of 
 
 -, A. D., 18—. 
 
 A. B. 
 
 Coi'NTY OF AvNATOMS — Gilbert F. Ditmnrs, Stoph Cros.eeuj), 
 I<aae B. Bonnctr, Jno Woodburiy, m.i».. ( ! jo T. liingny, hi.T)., Zebcdiah 
 f'rosseup, Sniiil McConuiick, Ilni>t J. IJIison, M.n.. Jno Bohako)-, Isaac 
 Dmin, Obadiab Parker, Samuel ('. llopi', \Ve,-ton A Powlcr, Henry F. 
 liurns, Saml. J'rimrose, .ai.j)., Clias. \V. I'urker, 
 
 County oi^^ Antigonisi. — Josejjli Syuionds, Win II. Mnedonald, 
 
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 BUOWN nnd WKHU, CirocerN' MiiudrlCM, Halifax. 
 
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 M.i» . Anil .Mi(!illivi)i\ , I",<limiti«l ('orlii'tt, Alex MoIutcKsli, m.i»., Ntil 
 SuiIh'iIiiihI, iI.I' , .1. <V .Mtlviiiisuii, ,M i». 
 
 ( !oiiN r> <»i' < 'ai'I. Ilui'ioN — Millnl;:"' Oiikcs, .M.i»., Liuuhluii l{ol)ovt- 
 sun, .Ills (iiM'^r, hull iMi-Liirty, Udtiiilil McDmihiIiI. 
 
 ('oisi» t»r ( '<n (MirHiKu — .liio IS. Diikif, W. IC. MclvoluTts, 
 M.it., I'.lilii Knuli, M.i», Cli.iilfs Mint, M.i>., .1. L. ri'jipiinl, m.i> , 
 (JfiHvc liilii.ii, D.ivid \V Miiir, M.i»., 10. T. MrUolicrt, m.i».,Juiikm 
 Kcir, M i». 
 
 CojfNi* o»/' (i MitKiu.ANi* — 'I'lidiims I'n^j', CliiiH Ward, Jos('|ili 
 Cliiik, .liKi I' Silur, 11. A. Diivi.-iuii { l*<irrs})oiu ), Thos W. Jackson, 
 It. J. .Scuft, llciiivA. havLsim {liirn- /'/lili/t ), \{\tht Mitdu'll, M.l»., 
 Mfiij S. Sciiidaii, S. ilowiinl, M it., Silas I'linly, M.i>. 
 
 ('(M'NiA OK hi(jin- Kdlit Sf('|)lu'iiH, M.i>., I'MwanI 11. Oak<'s, 
 1,1'miM'l !\Ini lioiisc, Aiisclm iNI. (Jomcaii, (Miarlo.s Kvorr.tt, ('liarlf.«< 
 10. I'aysnii, llfiirv ('. Saiicuii, ,1. H. (}. Morri.soii, M.n., .lliilfort Sydii, 
 Ml)., AirliilMM Miiwvt'll, M.\K, ('. II. Di'iiioii, .loliii II. Harris, .M.!). 
 
 ('oi'Ni> OK (iiivsiiouo' — < I'liifsliDiDiii/h I iiatrict, — K(hv I. Cuiniinj^- 
 ham,. I. IJ. Ila.lU'v, Allmi W. Hart, I'atriik McDotiald, m.d.. G. K. 
 liiickliv, .M i». Si. Miirii'n l)istriil — .Iiio (Jiiiimiitij^cr, Alex ruleoncr, 
 
 M.lt., .laiUC.s ('lllll|llK-il, .M.l>. 
 
 ("oi Ni'Y OK IIai.ikax — Will IVarson, m.d., Win II. Weeks, m.i>., 
 Altivd < !ri>ii(lu r, .m.i»., Andrew Cowic, m.d., C. K. nuriiaby, Edward 
 l<'ari'«'ll, M.D., .loliii S. Hriiiu, Thomas K. Chase, m.d. 
 
 CoiNTV i)K Hants — ,Ino A. .Jenkins, 8aml 1). nrown, m.d., "Win 
 Deiinistm, m i»., K. N. Hur^ess, m.d., C J. Gossip, M.i>., Samuel M. 
 Weeks. Ml)., II r. Alinon. 
 
 (\)iiNrY OK 1nvi:unks8 — .lames G. MeKecn, Dun McTjcan, Wm 
 (irant, .Ino Mcliito.-di, m.d., Dun Camphell, m.d., Thos Willmott, m.d., 
 l)»Miahl Chisliolm. m.d., Maieolm MeLeod, m.d. 
 
 ("oiNr^ OK KiN(is — Holiiies Musiers, m.d., C. C. Hamilton, m.d., 
 .lames .S. .MilLr. m.d., (iroijie Hamilton. Harris O. Mefiatehey, m.d., 
 Heiirv l.o\»!t, (lideon C^oj^'swell, William H. West, Ilenrie Sha\v,M.D., 
 tias !•'. I'aliiuT. .lohn Strnthers, m.d.. .lames N. Fiteh, m.d.. Win Y. 
 Kullartoii, M.D., Hiirpee lUvkwith, m.d. 
 
 Coin rv ok LiNKMii'ito — Nelson Chesley, Daniel Diinoek, Charles 
 (iiav. M D, William A. V. Kandall, m.!>., William V. Andrews, 
 M. U. l>esl>risay, Geort;i' li(»ss, Clias Lordly. .Joseph Steverman, .m.d., 
 Chas Aikins, m.d . Henry S. .lost, Henry Alders, Wm H. (hven, Her- 
 bert Smith. M.D.. .las S Calder. 
 
 CoiNrv or rurt)i — David Matlieson, Edward Uoaeh. Wm H. 
 Harris. Lewis .Johnston, m.d.. .John McKay. Wm Eraser, m.d., .James 
 K. (.\Mlie, M.D. Samuel \. F»>ster , (ieorj^o Murrav, m.d., James 
 Miiehell. 
 
 l\)rN rv OK Qikkn's — .Jas l\irl>es, M.i>.. Jiu? Collie, Jos B. Harlow, 
 t\>lin l\inn Uell. M ,1. Drew, jr. 
 
 l\>iNr\ iH- KiruMOND — Kiimnnd J\ Flynn. Maiirit^e Kavnnai:h. 
 Wui I'vMiur. Hy C. Ki\o:t. m.d.. D. (.I..Mhliy, Ca--i!iur Ivohert, m.d. 
 
 ("oiNiv OK Smiiimkm— NNiii .1. HvU. Jno .1. Silira.je, m.d., 
 lIv^HTt \V l'iw;!...;i. .' 1\. NVil-iu, m d.. 11. L. KcHv, mm. 
 
 (\>i \ ; \ or \'i. rv>!;i V- ,l!.o .M(1,.;:.ip.. S. (t. A. M. Kc' n. m.d. 
 
 r»M^ . \ ;>r Y A'.iMiU in— .i;..N ('. Kari.-li. m i>.. M i-t .Ktii.y, Fonn 
 HiHlieKl. \, 11 ' -i. \V:n r>,;!-t.''i. m.d.. Tiu-s K:ri._\. m.d'. G. J. 
 Farish. m.d . T:..'- P. t.'hi;ui.m. Win. 11. In-nt. m.d. 
 
 ltKO» ^ •! MI.UK. 4or<iir l*uKe ai««l llollK jttrertii. ilalifax. 
 
»'«'r*» Whnrr. 
 
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 187U] 
 
 ALMANACK. 
 
 91 
 
 JUSTICES OF Taa FEAOE. 
 
 roiiNTY op ANNAi'or iH— W. I{uy:Lrl('s, IVtir Drlnnrcy, Willimn 
 Iliiriis, Diivid ('. Ii;iiiiUrs, Ivlwunl lO.itoii, Diiiiifl Ni( lidl-i, .fuliii 
 Mills, Thoiims C. Wliwlivk, M'hut 'rupiKT, JuMcpli Wlu-clock, 
 Jiio F. Hath, Hol.t rarkor, Hohcrt Mills L'd, Aiidioas IJolmkrr, 
 Arthur Dodnc, .Ii»ol Hankn, ,Ii)nU'ii ^U'^s^illp•r, I{(<tiiiiah Spiim' y, 
 Ainhr«»8ii Ik'iit, I Ion Williaiii ('. Whitman, Martin (Jans, ('harl'c.«i 
 Spurr, Folix MtNcil, Avard Lonj^U'y, (Jrainilli; Uiid, .lanicH 
 Whc'i'lcK'k, John 11. Ditniars, .lanu's K. TottiT, Joseph W. Hol.l.iiu, 
 Amhvw II. llarri.'^, Kithardson Il.irri,-^, Struthan Hailov, .las .Iolnist(»n, 
 William Crossrup Isl, Willirtni Wcnthcrflpoon, Willinrn Y. Foster, 
 .Iiicoh Cliuto, .latnos FostiT, Diniock (Jatcs, ,J,unes W. Si)Uir, 
 I>raol McNrtir, Henry Parsons, WilliAni .1. Crosscup, Manly AN liitc, 
 Cliarh's M. Forlies, Inj,'lis Pliinnoy, Isaac 1). V'rooni, Danirl'W. Mil- 
 mr, Wiiliatn I)ar;;i«', jr., Sicphon II. Ih-nni^ar, 'I'honias Holland, 
 .IiiuRv-. Uoy, Andriw IJrown, .lohn (Jatis, .John Asaph iMar>liall, 
 Murray Flliott, .Joseph Elliott, Benjamin 1). Leonard, Itenjamin 
 ; Fellow's, \Vm H. Troop, Wih .ShaUner, Henj ShaUner, Harris Foster, 
 (iccw'^'e Troop, .John IJuekler, (J. Murdoeh, Sairmcl Dauii'ls, Ahraham 
 I Youn;;, VVilliuni Reiorden, .Jat'oh Nei!y, Major Siromuh, Walter 
 I Welton, .Jno Stoddart, Bernard Calnck, Samuel MeC'ormick, John 
 i Uyder, C? nrics Whitman, Jno Rice, Wm Wri<'ht, Wm Cairlton, Geo 
 Ditmars, Dowo D. Potter, Thos A. Marjjfe.son, Thos A. (Javaza, Wm 
 V. Jones, .John G. IJalcom, Wm II. Ray, Dow .J. Morse, Sand Pickup, 
 Joh Wade, Edward Darteuux, Geor^'e Hardwick, David McLelhin, 
 William McLauj^hlan, Thomas Ranks, Wiliiam Miller, Jacob Slucum, 
 ' (Jeorge Neily, Francis Mrier, William H. Balcom, Joel SkK-nm, 
 1 Elias Phinney, Stephen Reals, Gilford Delap, .John R. Troop, Wm 
 Shaw, Israel Ix5ttcny, Stej)hen E. Rent, Elias Reals, Edmond Rent, 
 Ohadiah M. Taylor, Norman B. Spinney, Shipjiy Spurr, Fowler 
 Hums, William Chipman Jr., Edward Rachman, William J. II. Ral- 
 rom, Wallace Phinney, RciB. L. Winchester, Arthur Harris, John 
 Prince, Jno W. Whitman, Silas Potter, Chas II. Ford, Jno Anthony, 
 John S, Morse, Arthur W. Harris, .las liongley, Phinlav Saunders, 
 Timothy II, Rrooks, Jno Morjjan, Rcnj Goldsmitii, Thos f)elap, Edwil 
 MillK'rrv, Jas E. Oakes, Chas A. Elliott, Harris VanBlarcom, Robt 
 Bent, Wm V. Vroom, Wellington Famsworth. J. Albert Rcckwith, 
 Edgar II. Porter, Edmun<l Clark, Jacob Long, William Miller, Ezokicl 
 Cross?up, J. Avard Morse, Reuben D. Ralcom, Renjamin Hardy Parker, 
 Charles E. Troop, James Ilorsefall, John A. Morse, Jolm M. Harris, 
 James V. Gavaza, E. Stanley Prentice, Edward C. Bishop, James II. 
 Whitman, Frederick Leavitt. 
 
 Coi;ntv of Antioonisii — Dotig.ild Cameron, Alex McDonald, 
 Hon .John McKinnon, Rolnirt McDonald, Archibald Me(iillivrny, 
 Angus Mclsaac, .John McDonald, (I'omket Forks,) Neil McKeniia, 
 Alexander Mclnncs, George H. Irish, Alexander Cameron, Andrew 
 Cliisliolm, John Mclnfyre, Arch A. MclJillivriiy, W. J. Beck, Kii.-h.i 
 M. Uandall, Alexander iMelntosh, m.d., ('(din Ross, -James Wilkie, 
 John McGillivrav, Arch Eraser, Micliael Crispo, Timothy Crispo, 
 Joseph MacDonald, (Meadow Green), Jolm ."McDonald. (Oliio) James 
 (J. Ross, Colin Chisholiii, William Gerrior, .John Chislii»lm, Elisliu 
 William Randall, Roderick Chisliolm, Allan Caimroii, Donald 
 .MeKenzie, William Chioholm, (Tracadie) Jolin McMillan, (Ohio), 
 
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 Cunninti;hi\nj, llw^h ^fcAihuii, Ani,uis Mcliinis, Martin 
 
 Duvid C^Middii, CIk'j'K'S Cjuikmoii, Ak'x IVrcN.ui.Lilitoii, 
 
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 Nonnaii ]\l('I)uiiald, IIii,<;li McLcihin, .Jolm C McDonald, Ali^xand.i' 
 M. (Junnin^liain, LiU'ldiui (^anieroii, Aliiiii Sniitli, Alex Mcliillivriiy, , 
 John A. Mi'(jiillivriiy, Ar('hil)iUd Mcl'iioc, Lnricn Doiron, Donaki 
 McMiUim, Joseph McDoinild, Andrew MoFiirhino, VVilliMin Chishohn, 
 (Caledonia), John McMilhin, Donald Chisholni, J)avid McNair, ' 
 An<i:iis Molsaac, (Caledonia), William Chishohu, (St. Andrews,) ; 
 Animus MeGillivray, Jatncs M Ilall, Alex Chishohn, Wm. McDonald, ' 
 Kit'li J. Forristall, An.^ns McDoni^all, Angus McDonald, John B.Boniii, ! 
 Don McDonald, (Knoydart), John W. Syars, Alexander Chisholni,' 
 (Lower S. River), James Kcay, Alex Manson, Thomas M. Kiti<i', 
 An<i;us Boyd, Laehlan Mclsaac, Robert Stewart, Williatn J. Symonds, 
 Donald McGillivrav, (S. Kiver), Angus McGillivrav, (Knoydart,) 
 John D. McGiilivray, (Ohio). ' j 
 
 County of Cape Buetox. — George G. G. Ilill, Hon John 
 Bourinot, N. II. Martin, Arnold Holmes, Wm Armstrong, Wm Butkr, , 
 Wm (iammell, Lauchlan Kobcrtson, Benoni Sho})herd, Anthony Martell, | 
 (k'o Rigby. Don Ross, Hon Thos 1). Archibald, Don Gillis, John i 
 Forbes, Don Macaulay, Caleb Huntington, Thos Moore, Alex Kcnna, ; 
 Dougald McD(nigall, Law Kavanagli, Alex McLean, John Richardson, \ 
 Henry V. Bown, Patrick Cadigan, James Matheson, John L. | 
 Ingraham, Murdoch McDonald, Donald McLean, Simon Nicholson, '■ 
 Angus Gillis, William W. Bown, George McKay, Duncan Mc- ! 
 Keuzie, Richard Laftin, Thomas Scott, J. T. McKinnon, Clement i 
 II. Harrington, Benoni Gouthreau, F. P. Archbold, Donald] 
 McDougall, John A. Moore, Edm Outram, Steph McNeil, Angus i 
 Anderson, lion McDonald, Ron McMillin, Wm McDonald, Fras Lewis, 
 Alexander Mooro, Alexander G. Hamilton, John Lorway, Hugh 
 Mc(Jillivray, Alex IMcDonald, Wni Rounedge, John Edwards, Patk 
 Collins, Marshall Bourinot, John Vooght, Chas J. Clarke, Norman 
 McDonald, Michael Slattery, Walter Young, Henry Mitchell, James 
 Hitchens, Arthur II. Bouiinot, Dun McLarty, John Belcher Moore, 
 Wm. H. Moore, Robert IMartin, Allan McLean, James Gillis, Ronald 
 McDonald, Mii Iiael McLellau, Don McDougall, Alien McAdam, Isaac 
 Greenwell, Laurence Holland, Cornelius Hickcy, Ewen Robertson, John 
 Sutherlaud, Thomas P. Jones, David McKeen, Alex. C. Ross, Neil 
 McNeill, John McLean, Henry LeCrass, Samuel Brookmnn, John T. 
 Moifatt, Blowers Archibald, Donald McNeil!, Patrick Nevill, Patk 
 O'Toole, Lsrael Slattery, Hector F. McDougall, Don McLcUan, Jon 
 Ross, John McGregor, Geo F. M. Forbes, Richard li. Brown, James 
 McNeil, Charles Muggah, Francis Quinau, Alexander McKinnon, 
 Rodk McLennan, An<:us Campbell, Neil McDonald, Angus McDonald, 
 Josci)h ^IcVarish, Thomas Fortune, Alex McAulev, Frederick N. 
 (Tisborne, Samuel J. P.rookman, Murdoch McCodruni, Lawrence Lallin, 
 Miiicolin Ferjrason. Hector McDonald, Miehael McXeiM, Janios Sulli- 
 van, .bilin Grant, Miidiael McNuill, George McKay, Michael McGiiliv- 
 ray, Alexander McKay, George Scott, James (iilliis, Roderick McNeill, 
 Ronald (lillis, i[;'.iii-y Lawlor, Josepli McPherson, Hugh McPheo, 
 Andrew Kes!)it, John McDonald, Dunca'.i McKa;hcrn. 
 
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 Tiippcr 4tii, lion Sam Cicclman, Isaac RIeCiirdv, Joliii Kinu', Saninel 
 VVau^h, Benjamin Tu|)iicr, Wm MeKim, \Vm Faulkner, John Sniiili, 
 (ie(>li<'adint,', John Irvine, John MeKay, J. I). I'ntnam, IInf;h J)niilai», 
 S.inuud liettic, James N. Crowe, John Yuill, Hiehd Slade, Alex 
 Kllis, JasFlemmin^, Thomas S. Delane.y, John M. Campl)ell, Joseph 
 TiiUon, Silas Clarke, James Crowe 7th, James MeKay, Hnijli Gnnn, 
 Jiiincs A. Stevens, liobert Nelson, Ezra Layton, James' Iv. Blair, IJobt 
 J Bollock, William Gregor, IIu<,Mi Dickson, Daniel McLauuhlin, John 
 Mc(ieorf;o, Robert L. Bycrs, Thomas B. Chisholin, John B. Dickie, 
 William Boss, Robert Lewis, Alexander IMcLeod, George Jolinston, 
 J.nnes J. Hamilton, David Hamsay, Koiiert G. Rnthertord, Bohert 
 M array, Isaac Fulton, John Ryan, J. D. MeCart, Robert C Fnlton, 
 Isaac F'lemming, James R. Henderson, William Fulton, George C. 
 Taylor, James M. Creelman, James Birrcll, Kennetij McLean. Harris 
 Fnhnore, Daniel McKenzie, James F. Blancbard, K. Tupper, jr, Saml 
 (i. W. Archibald, Philip Fulmore, .James Maxwell, James F-. Dickie, 
 Abni N. Tapper, David McG. Johnston, David Nelson, Isaac Barnliill, 
 Robert Putnam, John Wier, Eben F^ales, Alexander B. F'letcher, Jos 
 C. Crowe, Thomas W. Crowe, R. N. B. McLellan, William Hill, .John 
 A. B. Mcijelan, William Blackwood, John Clark, Hugh Mnnro, John 
 T. B. Henderson, Silas E. Black, Edw Hysloj), ])onald M. Sutherland, 
 Jntham Blair, George N. McLellan, J)aniel Geddens, (I'harlcs Longhead, 
 Robert Forbes, George F'ulion, John McKay, James Norrie, David C. 
 Slack, S. G. A. Morrison, Bat Hill, Harris Harrington, L. J. Crowe, 
 Thomas McKay, Levi Davidson, Thomas J. G. Nelson, James Clark, 
 John Miller, Wm Blair, John Porteoijs, John Lightbody, Ebcnczer 
 Roattie, James Kent, Robert Dill, William Lynch, John C. Archibald, 
 Wilter B. Hingley, Robt Grant, Amos I'ountain, Andrew Y. Corbett, 
 Robert Eorman, Andrew K. Moore, John A. McCnrdy, Tbos Malcom, 
 Lucius Dickson, Wm M. Hiltz, Alex A. McKimmie, C. W. Jobnston, 
 George Campbell, C. B. Archibald, Amos McCully, J. B. Fraser, Fred 
 Meagher, James Miller, Jam^s Graham, Gilbert Sutherland, William 
 McKenzie, James McCurdv, George R. Crowe, Alex McKay, William 
 Creighton, James A. Cox, James M. Pitblado, Hiram H. Eaton, John 
 Dickey, B. F. Pearson, Joseph II. Morrison, Charles N. Cummings. 
 
 County op Cumberland — Amos S. Blenkhorn, Ja.^ Kirkpatrick, 
 Henry Harrison, Robert K. Smith. Den Macnamara, William Pipes, 
 Horatio N. Davidson, J. K. Elderkin, George Knowlton, David Purdy, 
 (Charles G. Donkin, James FuUerton, Moses Lowe, Ilance Hunter, 
 David Lawrence, Samuel W^ebb, Norman McLeod, William Baker, 
 Robert McElman, Robert W. Salter, Martin Chapman, Cyrus Bent, 
 I'ctcr MacFarlane, Wm F. Cntten, Cyrus Black, Charles E Ratchford, 
 Douglas Pugsley, William Stewart, Alfred Black, AVm B. Brnndage, 
 Thomas T. Thomson, John Bratig, Robert Ward, Francis F'. Hatfield, 
 Xiuhaniel P. Huges, David I<\illerton, John Davison, Michael K. 
 I'ugsley, Aaron Rockwell, Levi Borden, Thomas C. DeWolf, William 
 Waugh, David Ross, Lemuel Bigney, Enoch Enil)ree, Edwin Johnston, 
 Clinrles Ward, Donald McKenzie, Gill)crt Purdy, Thomas MeKay, John 
 Rigelow, Ephraim Howard, James Z. Bliss, David MeEltnan, Thomas 
 L'lsby, William B. Handley, Arch Dickey, Charles Creed, m.i>., Netis 
 (;haj>pel, Chas Lawrence, Thomas R. Black. Thomas Hoacli, J. Hiram 
 Rl.u'k, Hufus Black, Patrick Baird, Wm Mottatt, Jas Higuins, Saml 
 Haini, John Atkinson, John Hewson, Wm McNab, Wm Seoit, I>ed A. 
 Donkin, Luther Baker, W. D. Main, Benj Douglas, Don McKay, Jas 
 
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 S. Hickman, Chas McCabe, Alex M. Wills, Wm Smith, Erabree Wood, 
 Robt Christie, Tlios Kirkpatvick, Amos Thomson, Zcbud Mackay, 
 Charles Iknt, Law Ilanniin, Anj^us McGillivray, Joseph llarritt, Wm 
 Greenticld, Charles J. Oulton, Alexander Dewar, Archibald Hobertsoii, 
 John Waufth, Matthew A. Loyan, Samrel O'Doniicll, Joshua Black, 
 An;::us McLeod, William Oxley, Charles Smith, Caleb Lewis, 
 (Jeo Ilill, C. Edwin Atkinson, Charles Hatfield, Jesse W. FuUerton, 
 W. Y. Kin^, John VV. Jiovd, Joshna Dewis, 1). Dickinson, Henry 
 Davis, Albert D ('ha])nian, William Black, A. A. Stevens, K. Mitchell, 
 Stephen Oxley, liufus S. Pnnly, Daniel Y. Holmes, (leorge Scott, 
 Gilbert Atkinson, John Sutherland, Georn^e Chapman, James Tait, 
 Wm. J. Fales, William B, Huestis, Isaac Brown, Isaac Purdy, Edward 
 Bctts, B. S. Seaman, Peter McDonald, Jas McCabc, John K. Morris, 
 David Mitchell, David Atkinson, Peter McLean, A. B. Bctts, Judah 
 Bin-den, Charles Fisher, Kufus liipley, Tillott Harrison, Thos Lowther, 
 Thos Jcnninji;s, Jas G. 11. Brown, Jas A. Elliott, Sam P]. Freeman, 
 A. G. Piirdy, Amos Purdy, Robt Donkin, L J. Hinglcy, J. B. Wood- 
 land, Rich Lowcrison, Rulus Woods, Harding Carter, Thomas Rolston, 
 J. M. Atkinson, Thompson J. Copp, George King, James Noiles, Job 
 H. Seaman, Nelson Filliraore, H. McArthur, John W. Smith, Gilbert 
 Seaman. 
 
 County of Dionv — District of Dif/bi/ — Colin Campbell, Stephen 
 Payson, Holland E. Payson, Edwd M. Marshall, Jno Eldridge, Benj H. 
 Rugglcs, William Sannders, Lauchlan McKay, Sterns Jones, Mendal 
 Crocker, Edw II. Oakes, Geo Henderson, David Rice, Wm F. Marshall, 
 George B. I'otter, John V. Purdy, Wm Aymar, Wm F. Potter, Edward 
 Haines, Jesse Harris, Isaiah Thurber, Benjamin Van Blarcom, George 
 Denton, John W. Powell, Samuel T. Bacon, Edward Potter, William 
 Lent, Alexander D. Hoyt, John S. McNeil, Abner Morse, Israel Dunn, 
 Hubbard Davis, William Denton, Charles Denton, William Hankinson, 
 Thomas O. Singer, Richard Sanderson, Robert K. Timpany, W. II. 
 Taylor, John Walsh, Charles R. Everett, Robert Reed, James II. 
 Morehouse, George A. Purdy, Francis Hutchinson, David Cowan, ' 
 James E. Delap, John Smith, John M. Smith, Edward Hogan, George ! 
 Casse1)oom, James Lovitt, E. R. Cakes, Daniel Morton, William 
 Warner, Edward Eve. "tt, Lemuel Saimders, Wesley Outhouse, R. S. | 
 Fitzrandolph, Colin Johnson, Eliakim E. Tupper, Joseph W. Denton, 
 Stephen We8t(;ott, Edwd C. Bowers, F, W. Ruggles, Chas Saunders, 
 Ephraim Bacon, W. Nichol, W. II. Dahlgrcn, Edmund Burnham, 
 E. E. Rice, Geo II. Dunbar, John Harlow, Lorekin Hilton, John Hood, 
 Chas E. Gilleland, Jno R. Hunt, Wm Haines, Chas R. McDonald, John 
 Iloldsworth, John B. Letteny, Geo N. Budd, Wm B. Dakin, Nathaniel 
 Westcott, Jas A. Hughes, Soloman S. Dakin, Whitfield Outhouse, 
 Aipheus Marshall, Asa Porter, jr., N. R. Westcott, N. E. Butler. District 
 or Clare — Patk Nowlan, Jas Stewart, Bonaventuro Ribicheau, Felix 
 Devean, Nicholas Deveau, Reulwn Perry^, Angel Blinn, John P. 
 Thibedeau, John B. Melanson, Thomas Tooker, George TT. Perry, 
 Henry Goldfinch, Win. Mullen, Maturin Robichcau. Urbinc Doucett'c, 
 An.selm M. Coniean, Fidelc Gaudct, Luke Douccttc, Louis Q. Bonrquo, 
 j Geo German, H. C. Saltcan, Elair Melancon, W. H. Tcdford, Stcj)lieii 
 ! Arsenault, W. II. Sabean, Francis X. Vantour, John A. Clinton, Oliver 
 I Soueil. 
 
 I County ov Guvsnono' — Gujifiltoroufjh Disf, Hon Robt M. Cutler, 
 i Jas B. Hadley, Wm Hart, Wm Moir, John Mahoney, Wm G. Scott, 
 
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 ALMANACK. 
 
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 Jalin A. Steel, John Ehlcr, Thomas Kcatinj?, Jessie Anderson, John 
 Jaiiiieson, Jos W. Hadley, Joiithan llurtley, Jos David, Don Gunn, 
 Colin Chisliolm, J. A. Tory, Andrew San<>s'ter, Wm Ilarishorne, (ioo 
 Scott. J. B. Simpson, Styles Hart, Christof)hei' Jost, Alfred W. llarf, 
 ■IiioT. Sinclair, Jas E. Hart, Richard 0'(jlonnon, David Scranton, Jas 
 }[, Feltmatc, Alex McL Haifc, Thos O'Neil, Thos C. Cook, Wm Torv, 
 Wui Wehbcr, Jas S. Nickcrson, Wm H. Wyido, SamrAikens, I-Sichd 
 iJrace, William H Chisholm, Valentine RicDonald, James T\tz- 
 tiorald, James rnrcell, Herbert R. Cunningham, George B. Hadley, 
 Ja'aes Ferguson, John Matthews, Spencer JI. Gitfln, Thos. F, Mil- 
 wiud, Donald Kennedy, Hugh McNeil, Jas K. Atwatcr, Thos. Con- 
 don, A. McLauehlin, Alex. Ferguson, Solomon Cohoon, Charles Tay- 
 lir, John W. Peart, Charles M. Franehevillc, Henry M. Jost, Wm. L. 
 Peart, Wm. F. DcsBarres, Jas, H. Marshall, Abraham Cox, 'John Mc- 
 Millan, Jas H. Carr, John Chisholm, Thos Hadley, Donald Kennedy, 
 Donald Chisholm, Archibald Chisholm, William S. McKenzic, 
 John F. Taylor, Stephen McMillan, William Wright, Jno Kennedy, 
 Vincent "Wallace, Kinsman Swce^ David Hudson, Wm G. Scott, 
 jr., Stephen McMullcn, Peter Sinclair, ])onald S. Ferguson, Charles 
 W. Lundy, John W^. Cunningham, Francis Marshall, William G. 
 Simpson, Elias Cook, James H. Buckley, John McGuire, William S. 
 Wylde, Patrick C. Cullen, J. D. Cahoon, J. J Sangster, John McG. 
 Cunningham St. Mary's District — Lauchlan McQuarrio, Danl Hattie, 
 John Hattie, Samuel Archibald, Alex Cumminger, ^' imuel G. McKeen, 
 Alex Fisher, Angus Cameron, John Sinchiir, John Stewart, jr, Alex 
 Siaclair, David K. McKeen, George M. J, Elliott, A.. K. AV. IMcKeen, 
 White, Charles Mcintosh, Joseph McTx>an, A. P McKenzie, John 
 Cmnmingcr, Donald McDonald, Hugh McDonald, Jas H. McDonald, 
 Alex N. McDonald, John McDaniel, Donald Kennedy, Wn\. L. Pye, 
 ,)'.'si^i' Cumminger, John McLean, Alex Fisher, Jan»es McCutcheon, 
 William Pride, John Rude, Allan Rude, Alexander Mitchell, Walter 
 Daiiiel.s, Thomas Smith, James Hemla^v, John A. Kirk, John Hewitt, 
 Josoj)!! P'vle, Rolxjrt Kennedy, Donald Sinclair, Alex. Sutherland, 
 John Cruikshanks, Daniel W." Crockett, Robt Rood, Dun McDonald, 
 Keahen Mcintosh, John A. Stewart, Daniel Hattie, James A. Fra.-^er, 
 (leo W. ISIattatall, Hugh Gordon, Alexander Andcr.son, Kenneth Kirk, 
 William McKeen, James L. Hattie, Elisha Hawbolt, Hugh K. Sinclair, 
 Charles D. Nichols. 
 
 ('ouvTY OP Halifax. — James Thomson Cnstos, Andrew Shiels, 
 Philip Letson, Patrick Power, John Thomas, Francis JNlnnro, David 
 Annaiid, Chas Hamilton, Jas Croucher, Hry A. Gladwin, Alex Sreplien, 
 Marthcw Guild, lion Jeroniah Nortlmp, Wm II. Tidmarsh, Archibakl 
 .Ml I'lice. James L. Griffin, Robert Fox, .lohn (icddes, David Aichibald, 
 .Vilain Deane, Ephraim Burgess, Wm E. Brine, Samuel U. CaUUvell, 
 licnrge L. Chij)maii, Edm Hyan, (Jeorire Garri.son, David Thom})Son, 
 Hoiiald iMcLaren, Francis Layton, William Evans, Jos Kayc, l^)ln'rt 
 Kdiaans, William Landels, John CannichacI, Henry Shellnut, John 
 Xnillts, John A. liell, Nat Rus.soll, Jno Stairs, Wm J Coleman, Wm j 
 A( khiirst, Jno Lingley, Joseph Thompson, Wiliiain rom])ton, John K. j 
 Shattord, Geoige Sliiols, (icorue Dauphiney, Jas K. Shatl(>nl, Francis ! 
 Wchhcr. (ieo J. Riclmrd.son, Wesley Hays, P. Carteret Hill, William | 
 1'. Knight, Ezekiel Sibley, Isaac Hopkins, John Woodill, Edward j 
 J'iimM)n, Joseph Murphy,'Chambers Plakeney, nenjamiu C. Wilson, | 
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 Kenny, AVilliam Ilun;, Thos Walsh, John Doull, Matthew II. Richev, 
 lUMijaiiiin W. Salter, ratrick Walsh, Gcor<ro J. Longard, George G. 
 Diistan, N. J*. Christian, James Fraser, William Dunbar, Charles J 
 (iosHip, M.i>., James Crouclier, Wellington Kent, James Kent, George 
 S. Dickey, George Thomson, James Gardner, jr, William Ilnll, John II. 
 Anderson, Thomas Maher, Edward IJowers, William Mutiro, Frederick 
 N. llubley, Don Archibald, Theodore Conrod, Malcolm Mclnnis, J. W, 
 Laurie, Jaw lintlcr, John Silver, Robert IJoak, W. P. West, D. Farrell, 
 J. B. DnHuK, .John Art/-, G. A. Leslie, J. M. Forrest, J. C. Ross, J. A. 
 Shicrs, Isaac McCiuily, Hugh W. Blackadar, John Taylor, John 1). 
 Tupper, Thomas Walsh, William Taylor, John Flinn, John Davison, 
 Wilham Esson, Joseph Ilamilton, Edward Smith, John Higgins, John 
 H. liryson, Peter Ross, John M. Inglis, John Kline, Andrew Drillio, 
 James Laifllaw, Janus W. Turner, George J. Troop, Francis C. Elliott, 
 K. W. Fraser, Ttk Ilayden, Thos Durney, Dnl II. Pitts, Thos A. Parker, 
 Siuid Hutchinson, John K. McCurdy, Wm H. Cummingcr, Jas Kerr, 
 .lohn Kirker, Saml Ralcom.Jr, Malcolm McFarlanc, David Archibald, 
 (Jeorgc W. Madill, John Ijindsay, Alex Mitchell, John Y. P.iyzant, 
 llyaeiiith II. Fuller, .lohn Ternan, ai.i>., James R. Graham, Norman 
 ('ani|)bell, IJeujamiu Thomson, Norman Hayes, jr, Jacob F. Marryatt, 
 .John Thomas, jr, William Veith, Douglas M. Storj', John Fraser, John 
 Janu!s, W. D. llarringion, Robert Motton, M J. Power, D J. Smith, 
 I'eter Grant, William W. Wilson, John G. Uissett, James Farquharson, 
 Samuel A. White, W. Henry Hart, Robert Taylor, Samuel Burris, 
 Henry Cruikshanks, F. D. Corbett, William J. TiCwis, Edgar Hill, 
 Charles J. Wylde, John P. Frerkcr, Enos Baker, David Hunter, Wm 
 Koche, jr, William B. Christian, George H. Madill, Peter Jack, Edw 
 Morrison, John Dulfus, Daniel Sullivan, David McPherson, W. C. 
 Henley, C. J. Clarkson, Charles Fader, Alexander Forsyth, James II. 
 Sellars, Hiehard T. Roome, James J. O'Brien, Andrew Belfoutaine, 
 Samuel J. Mason, ami the Mayor and Aldermen of Halifax for the city 
 only. 
 
 County of Hants — WoMern District — John Lockliart, Archibald 
 Smith, Josoj)h Rickard.s, William Chambers, James Cochran, John 
 IJiirgess, Isaac Lake, Jas Grcno, Robt Allison, Bonnet Smith, Michael 
 IJ Salter, Isaiali Dimoek, Shubael B. Parker, Thomas Sandford, James 
 M. lliggiiis. Jehu M. Macombcr, Benjamin Marsters, Jr.mes Reynolds, 
 Benjamin DcW. Eraser, m.d., William Bennett, Shubael Dimoek, 
 Dcnnisou llarvie, James Ross, George Johnston, Harris Martin, James 
 V. Cochran, James Dennison, Thomas A. Smith, Charles J. Wilkina, 
 Ivhvard Dimoek, Moiison II. Goudge, Walter Hunter, John Jenkins, 
 George DoWolf, John Smitli, J. B. North, William Davison, Phares 
 C\)nstantinc, George Armstrong, William Murphy, Wm Fish, Handley 
 Stiirr.itt, Saml Muniford, Andrew Shaw, Thos Akins, pjdwin Mumford, 
 NViliiam B. Shaw, William Caiuwan, Wm Dennison, Nathan Wilcox, 
 .Inlin Cariuichael, William Beekman, John Stirling, Jas Poyntz, Edw 
 iMcLatehy, David Seott, William Curry, Alfred Thomas, Thcophiliis 
 Coweu, William llarvie, Charles E. Young, William Bailey, William 
 iMeKav, William Ingram, Thomas Armstrong, Ezekicl N. Masters, 
 William II. Moshcr, IIet\ry Canovan, John Tayloi, Daniel Mosher, 
 (^harles T. Coehran, John A. Vaughan, William S. Salter, Elias 
 Tayzant, 11. P. AInion, Samuel Murphy, Jolin Calder, John Mosher, 
 i\lien Ilal'v, J. Albiu't Vaughan, Samuel Sweet. Eo'^tern Distrirt, 
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 MfLearn, Andw Kirkpatrick, Jas Ellis, Wm Wardrop, Geo Ainsiie, Jno 
 McLeurn, Harry li. Murphy, Wm Blake, A B Smith, Don McKay, 
 Dunl Blois, II II Blois, Sam Blois, John Sim, Jno T. Scott, John Ur- 
 (luliart, Wm H. Withrow, Geo P. Thompson, James Simpson, Robert 
 ]'utnam, William Hamilton, John Brown, Alex Hill, Michl Tei'hune, 
 Ivobt Parker, Jas Cjvsey, Danl Thomi)son, Thomas Woolaver, Thomas 
 Hunter, Nelson Wier, Jacob IIenni<;ar, Wm Walker, Walter Burton, 
 Win Hunter, Alex Dunbar, Angus Hose, David II. Crow, Arch Frame, 
 AWrcd Putman, George Frcize, Elias Pavzant, Wm S. Salter, Alex 
 Ililtz, John McKcnzic, Geo T. Smith, Wm Brennan, John Fenton, 
 Andrew Pearson, John W. Morris, Charles H. Snide, Duncan McLean, 
 Jol:n Graham, John Putnam, Osmond O'Brien, Richard Sterling. 
 
 County of Inverness. — .John McLeod, John McLellan, James 
 G. Mi'Kcen, Donald McDonald, Hugh Campbell, Malcolm McDonald, 
 Lauchlin McDougall, Donald Smith, Isaac McLcod, Samuel Campbell, 
 Angus Beaton, Malcolm McKay, Alexander Chisholm, John Chisholm, 
 John McDonald, Don McDonald, James McDonell, Donald McLellan, 
 Kodk McNeil, Angus McEachern, John G. Crowdis, John Chisholm, 
 Jolin Wright, Edward McMillan, Richard Darcy, J. Duncan Cameron, 
 Donald Mcintosh, William McQuarry, Patrick Dowling, Archibald 
 IMcPliail, J. Beaton, Malcolm McLcod, Hugh Cameron, m.d., Hugh 
 McDonald, William Grant, Donald McDonald, Donald McDonald 
 .Iiio McDonald, Jno McEachern, Don McDonald, Lauchlin Kennedy, 
 JiK'ob 8. Hart, A. McDonald, John Mcintosh, Peter Smvth, jr., Hugh 
 (iillies, Willi:un Dunbar, John McLennan, Malcolm McNeil, Peter 
 I'aint, Geo C. Lawrence, jr., Dun McDonnell, Don Chisholm, John 
 Mcl'arlanc, Donald IMcMillan, Alex McEachran, Robert McDougall, 
 Ak'xiuulcr Mcl-'aclicn, Neil McDonald, Jacob Ross, John Cameron, 
 .Murdoch Matthcsoii, Duncan Camj)bell, m.t>., Murdoch A. Ross, 
 Finlay Beaton, Donald A. MclA^llan, Alexander Camjihcll, Neil 
 (Tillies, Noil Campbell, Angus McCormick, Hugh McDonald, John 
 Mc])()ug:ill, Thomas Burke, John McLellan, Allen McDonald, Arch 
 15ovlc, An<rus Beaton, James Coadv, Donald McLean, jr, Peter (irant, 
 .lohn McDonald, Angus McP1ia"il, Josc]di White, Neil McMillan, 
 Wm McTherson, Allen McMillan, Neil McKay, P^irqidiar McRnc, 
 Donald McLcod, Angus Grant, Alex. McDonaM, Arch McDougall, 
 Allan McDonald, Alex McDonald, James Ross, Donald MeFadyen, 
 Donald Smvth, John M(;Isaac, Anselm Au'Coin, Leo Au'Coin, John 
 McKeen, Neil McMillan, Thomas Ethri.lge, Hugh Cameron, Murdocli 
 .Alatheson, ]{on ('anii)bell, Thos Tomkins, Dun F. McLean, Wm Mc- 
 Clongli, Angus McDonabl, Christojdur Smyth, A. C. Thomson, A. K. 
 McLean, m.i>., John Murphy, Donald ('hisliolm, ji.i>., Joseph A. In- 
 firaliam, Alexander McLcod, John Murray, sr., Angus Gillies, A. H. 
 Sutherland, James McDonald, Neil McAnley, Alexander McQueen, 
 .Malcolm Cameron, N. J. Brown, Neil McLean, Angus McMillan, John 
 McMaster, Walter Lawrence, Daniel llennesy, INIurdoch McKinnon, 
 Allan Mcintosh, Hector McLean, Hector McKenzie, John II. Murphy, 
 A. A. Taylor, Allan McDonald, Dougald McDonahl, Alexander 
 McDonald, John McKay, J. P. Lawson, Jno P. Tompkins, Jas Doyle, 
 W. D. Smith, Mathew Doyle, John McDonald, Henry A. Forbes, 
 
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 (.'oJiNTV OT" Ki!VO)« — SHtnoel Ckipman, I^imuml Palmcv, Kfc-Fv^r?? 
 Sliirr, Jofin F. Iliitcliiiisf/n, Al«;xan»lor I'utterson, Win MilU-r, 
 Kiiiiliciil Sriiifli, Kdw 1'. Jfovdiri, Arch Walktr, Jno (>. Pinco, Gitkon 
 f,'o(j;h<VfeIl, Ji\H Eaton, Amos ?ifieffieUi, Ehonczcr Bij^elow. Kivfeard W. 
 Ki(fKfoM, Jms Ciinin, Jno U. Cox, Inul Ik'Tiiaitiin^ Khss«;I rokhvcH, T.?./ 
 VV. Eaton, Jacoh T^ocRFinft, ChafWa Ern'ori, WInckworth (."liijtwan, 
 AF»rfiliatii N(!w«;onib, Zfijulon Nci'ly, f>^ydney >V«!lt«jn, Willi.itn A. 
 'I'liplior, David Iluntloy, Jno W. Ivuh^o, Jofin W. Jk)rik'n, Ikiij H. 
 O.'ilkifi, .loliu N. Rowl<;H, John Kirkpatrick, Wni W. rattenson, Wm II. 
 Lyons, William Kfio<k'9, TI'io* A. Wilson, Ecvi C. Woodworfk, James 
 !tli;^!v, Hiram IJordcn, Cyrus Jolinstoii, Williiim Davidson, William 
 J. Wallace, yVnj^ustinc A. rin».'0, George E, Rohinson, Edward 
 Hamilton, William Crunc, James Lea^(^ jr., John Porter, J(yshna 
 Ucid, John M. Parker, ('hurles C. Hamilton, w.5j., Edwin l'ark?r, 
 (ic<»iKO Kinsman, Charles Hall,. Uonry I^jvett, Jamea E Eockweli, 
 i'lnotili A. Forsyth, Jsnne, llaniilton, Gcorj^e W. Fi.<>!hcr, Jvhn 
 II. ('larke, Jaeoh M. llnsco, John A. Chipman, William Ik Ward, 
 lA'omml Fit<:h, John II. Miner, Ikiijamin U. Woodsvorth, John V. 
 Lyonw, Benjamin P. Weaver^ Edward C. Foster, (ieovf,'c Dod^,'*?, 
 (Jcovf^c Marwtcrs, John W. liarsH, ('havles ]>icki<;, Georjie Har- 
 vey, (ieor^jc N. Fnller, Ohed ]k'njan>in, J>avid K Kewcomh, 
 IliMiry White, Jolm E. EUs, Oeorj^^e Hamilton, Charles Koat, TIioma.s 
 l''ariisw(>rt?i, Andrew J)wi;;ht DewoU", lliehard J). West, W^llia^lT 
 iiowh's, Henry I'ineo, Ansel 'W Baker, iIo!<ej)h jJ<'Davi(l,son, Elishn 
 Schotield, Leonard K. Ilshiy, Jno Lamont, jr, Wm C. Bill, Handley C. 
 Sludlner, Al)ram C. IMarsters, Eliakim I'lipjicr, ffrio «S. Ncwtomh, Henry 
 li. Maker, Wm N. Neweomh, Amos Baxter, Jos 11 Hea, D.r.i,., Martin L. 
 Cle.iveland, (Jeo C/. I'ineo, Edw M, Mara:eson, jNIoses Brown, James 
 Mavtin, Jas Doyle, John Tohin, John O. Morse, Edw liedmond, Jasl'. 
 Cnuninjiham, E<f\Tin liand. Sand S. Kobinson, Wm A. Porter, Geo L. 
 .less. Win. H. Woodward, Wm S. West, .fas E. Hand, Leander Rand, 
 Kdw 11. Bisho]), Gideon Bower, Oliver Woodworth, Thos H. Chnte, Jer 
 !ili«'h, Leander Ealtm, H. Harris Ncwcf.md), J. Ijoander Wiek wire, Thos 
 Tii-o, .Jns t^tarratt, David K. Boss, Wmll. Skinner, Chas B. Northnp, 
 Kdwin Hariis, ,Jjis S. Wittvr, Jno N. Coleman, D. Biiport P'aton, Jno 
 W iNL'irfifson, L. DeV. Chipman, D. D. Davidson, Ohadiah Neweomh, 
 .Ino S. Belcln'v, .las T. Manninir, John S. Woodworth, .John Fullcrton, 
 Win Smith, J. W. Taylor, Nathan W. Fisher, Wm ,1. Wallaeo, Edw 
 Harris, Anu)s Blaek, Thomas Craiij, Jnstns W. Warner, A. Stardcy 
 l"'ishor, (Jeo Munro, Willianj (ilen, W. II. licnt, James Patterson, 
 .lohn Fanlkner, Wm Condon, Edward M. .lordcn, Perez. M. Briekens, 
 .lonuthan Wand, Fred Hrown. Alexander Tapper, Patrick Fuller, 
 Nelson Patterson, Charles Taylor, ICIias S. Graves, John Foster, 
 .h>hn S. Welton. Georua': V]. Cox, ,h W. Bi^elow, Michael Lonergan, 
 Ohadiah H. Neweomlt, .lehiel Davidson, ,1. 1^. Gutrid;,e, Gideon E. 
 Ueid, .lohn W. Hamilton, ,Ian)es S. Morse, Ja3 Band, Enoch Parker, 
 B.njamin Kinsnian, .John Loomer. Ehenezor Cox, Noble J. Lyons, 
 Henrv Shaw, James A. Ci.x, Charles Lamont, Henry Bill, Leonard 
 BockwoU. Duncan D. C. Beid, U. W. Starr, B. M. liand, Joseph T. 
 .laekson, Wahace Ciraves, J. Lovett Bishop, Gnstavns E. Bishop, Albert 
 1). Nicholls, Edward M. Beokwith. 
 
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 Charles L. II. Church, Henry Bailley, George W. Kaulback, Wm V. 
 Andrews, Morton Wlieeloek.'LcmueriVT. Drew, Ben j llynard, Nieholns 
 WolfF, Jos P. Miller, Benj W. C. Manninfj, Thos K. Craj^g, James 1). 
 Sehf:, Lewis Knaut, E<lw Morfian, William S. Drew, Robert Scott, J. 
 Joseph Hudoir, Georye Barss, Edward Teel, Joseph Whitford, Nelson 
 Chesley, J. M. Iloyt, Josejdi Baker, Gcor^'e Wile, Simon Kisser, Wm 
 Turner, Koherf, Lindsay, James Starratt, Bohert Dawson, John Smith, 
 Jose))Ii W. Loekhart, Lewis Anderson, John Trcthney, James Lantz, 
 James Decliman, Henry Alders, J. Jas Koek, Adam ieindel, Leonard 
 Hehl), lveul)en INIcFarlane, Samuel Ramey, Jas Faulkner, Henry Kcdy, 
 Rol)t West, Enos Teel, Adam E. Durland, William J. Dan])hiney, Jas 
 I'ublieover, Henry Porter, John Neville, James Grinton, Joseph Ritsey, 
 James H. Wcntzel, Edward Lan^ille, Nathaniel Strum, Wm Remby, 
 Josiah W. Rudoll, Jatncs Wyiioek, Joseph T. Barss, Jer Madcr, James 
 M. Met/.ler, Avard Foster, Levi Lan^nlle, William Himelman, Caleb 
 Lanfjillc, Eli Ramey, Benj Dauphiney, Wm. Faulkner, Jaeob Pickles, 
 D. B. Ilimmelman, Richa.d J. Jenkins, Danl Duncan, James II. Ililtz, 
 Abraham Hebb, Stephen Fink, John Burn, Charles Morash, Thomas 
 T. Keefler, Joseph II. Wade, John S. McKean, John Bailley, Abrahnm 
 Zink, Benjamin Berringer, John Levi Oxner, Joseph R. Wyman, John 
 F. Hiltz," Henry E. Cook, Natt Wcntzell, Albert Pearl, Stephen 
 Lantrille, Jas Thompson, Jas McFarland, Gideon Langille, Joseph B. 
 Worthylakc, John Langille, Christian Vogler, John Dauphinee, Lewis 
 Smith, James McKeen, John Teal, James Fisher, Edward Strum, Isaac 
 Mnder, Alex Tretheway, Obadiah Spinney, E. J. Manning, William 
 Selig, Joseph Younsr, Nathaniel Hebb, James Langille, James W. 
 Langille, J. P. Armstrong, J. D. Sperry, Obadiah Spinney, Samuel 
 Smith, Wm S. Holden, Wm S. Drew, jr., Wm Llewellyn, Nicholas 
 Oxner, Amos Hubley, William Cross, Augustus Rhynard, Peter G. 
 Eraser, J. W. Nelson, Thomas Curll, Eli Hopps, Patrick McGuire, 
 James E. Hunt, R. J Jenkins. District of Chester — George Ross, Geo 
 Richardson, Wm Robinson, George 1'. Mills, Charles Lordley, Robert 
 Smith, Ilem-y D. Cleaveland, Cas])er Oxner, Wm Cleavcland, Casper 
 Publicover, Thos H. Mosher, Casper Oxner, William Shatford, James 
 II. Coolen, R. 1). Clarke, James Ki/.er, Charles E. Church, Edward 
 Heckman, James Ilennigar, David Publicover, Hiram Hennigar, George 
 Cole, Silas Corkuni, William Henneberry, George Redden, James E. 
 Whitfurd, William Vaughan. 
 
 County or Pictoi; — Ifou Jas Eraser, Robert Murray, Peter Ross, 
 John McKay, Geo McLeod, Dun McDonald, William Eraser, Adam 
 McKenzie, Jas Primrose, Angus Sutherland, John Grant, Ncill Gunn, 
 Hugh McLeod, John Logan, William Langill, James Grant, Rolwrt 
 Copeland, W'lliam Smith, Alexander McKay, c.r., Alexander 
 ! Cameron, Roderick McKenzie, Alexander McKay, w.u., John Crerar, 
 RolKjrt Doull, Henry R. Narraway, Donald McDonald, c.j., George 
 McKay, George Denoon, John Holmes, c.j., Andrew Hunter, John 
 F. McDonald, Basil Bell, John H. Lane, Peter G. Campbell, 
 Wm Ross, Jno Ross, James Fitzpatrick, Alexander Chisholm, Donald 
 Eraser, James Wentworth, Duncan RolHjrtson, Thomas Horn, James 
 Holmes, John A. Dawsoti, James W. Carmiehael, Malcom G. McLeod, 
 Alexander McHardy, John Dawson, John Mitchell, David Marshall, 
 John McPhec, George W. Underwood, Robt Eraser, Andw Campbell, 
 David Patterson, Alexander Grant, Alexander Thompson, Hector 
 
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 McLcnn, Dun McKiiy, Jas Mc^llno, Ili<;lmr(l Tanner, DanI McDonaM, 
 •Joliii H. Noonan, Mah(;\v T. Smith, Don McKny, Alex McKay, Alex 
 McDonald, m.u., 'J'hos Kniser, .Jas Hudson, Joli'n McDonald, (An;ius' 
 Kon) John McDonald, (Jolin's son), Don McLean, Wni Me(iillvray, 
 ('lias Mi;Kinn<»n, Ohus McDou^'all, Win ranunui, Charkii McLcilau, 
 (i. ('iini|)l»i!ll, J. Ilislop, 11. 1'. (irant, K. Koss, A. Fiascr, .lesso Uoyt, 
 Df>u McDonald, v.n., .Jus Fraser, Daniel (Jrant, Mainicc Power, Win 
 Hrownri^'j,', DunI Mcdiejv", Alex MeLeod, Don Koss, Wui McDonjjall, 
 .Jiir Cumuiinf;, .Jas C^uininin;^, Don 1). McDonald, Chas T. Irvin;,', li(U»t 
 McNeil, Allan MclMiee, Donald Sutherland, Malconi McDonald, 
 Micliiiel (). Oldinj;, WMIiani S. J^Vaser, John li. Frascr, An;:us 
 McMillan, .Jno Falconer, Wni Mcljaren, A. J. Patterson, .Jno Yorston, 
 Thos Kennedy, Daniel Sutherland, Daniel (Jhishohn, Alex Mathescxn, 
 Jas W. Jackson, Jas D. Mc(iirc;^^or, James Kitchen, John ilonrv, David 
 'riivnie, Sanuiol Archilmid, .John Gollan, David Millar, .Jidin McLccmI, 
 (icorj;o Lawrie, J'Mnlay Cameron, Thomas (irant, RolmrtMcNauf^hton, 
 Daniel Munro, Kohcrt McLean, .John Miller, James P. McLennan, 
 (). Dwycr, Wm (Jainphcll, Peter Brown, Duncan Wier, (jieorne Smith, 
 Jno Fraser, Dav llu{;^in, Koht Banncrnuin .Jas Mitchell, Wm C. Oldiu};, 
 John I). Fraser, K. McLellftu, .John Oliver, James Stalker, Geo. J 
 Hamilton, John Johnson, John McDonald, Wm. Irving, Hohert 
 Dewar, Geo McConncU, Alox. McGillivray, John R. Davies, Ivenneih 
 Cameron, Samuel A. Foster, .Jno McDonald, (Dal), John Mclvenzie, 
 .ias Hoss, John P. I^awson, Ilohert S. MeCvurdy, Jolin Fraser, Rohert 
 ('aih|)!>ell, Alexander Sutherland, A. M. Fraser, .J(din Dcnoon, 
 (Miailes McKiunon, Alex N. Gunn, Robert Campbell, Norman Gunn, 
 .Jno D. Cameron, Dav Conners, Francis McKenzic, Jno 1). McDonald, 
 Neil Fraser, James Iveitli, Richard Fmser, David (^ultn, William 
 McU'an, David .J. Mcikle, Roderick McDontjall, James Fraser, James 
 Koy, jr., John T. (iliver, Daniel Mcl-.ean, Rabert Simpsoii, George 
 Haifie, David Ferguson. 
 
 C(>i:nty of Queens — Rich Carder, Win McGill, Zoheth Freeman, 
 .J<xs Dexter, Geo McLcod, Eldred Colioon> Ralwrt DoUivcr, Sylvanus 
 IMorton, Israel Hendry, GeoriiC S. Parker, Cht\rlc9 Allison, jr., 
 ICnoch Steadinan, John U. Mulhall, Edward McLeod, Samuel T. 
 N. Sellon, Samuel Freeman, Stephen C. Tup]ker, .John R. Hall, 
 I'idwr.rd P. Freeman, .Joseph H. CooJi, Elk Morton, Jahcz F. I'ark, 
 Mart F. Tupper, Josejjh Chandler, Asa Morine, Edward C. Seely, 
 Nath Tupj)er, Lewis A. Sj)onagle, Stew F. Gardener, Simeon F. 
 Unni, George A. Fisher, William Hendry, Eldn>d H. Barnaby, 
 Richard Knowles, Donald (Campbell, Hugh Houston, Joseph Innes, 
 NVm Cowie, Joseph M. Freeman, I'atk Flynn, Joshua N. Freeman, 
 Richard H. Teller, John I^nwy, Milton Douglass, .John MeGinty, jr., 
 Henry W. Hocker, Spcr'^er Cohoon, Charles K. Morton, Joseph Ford, 
 Wm H. Freeman, Stephen Smith, P. Armstrong, Jos B. Harlow, Lewis 
 Mtnard, Thwulosiiis Ford, Uriah .Johnston, A. M. Hrincon, (jreo W. 
 Rarss, Martin MoNutt, Vincent Dexter, 1. Newton Mack, James Croft, 
 James Purdy, Caleb Cole, (filbert S. Mack, Thos. M. Dunphy, Simeon 
 F. Brmvn, Jno Bagly, jr., Wm Wentxell, Jno Kdgar, Jno 11. Dnnlaj), 
 Nathan Ellis, J'ohn Paysaut, se»r., Robert RolMjrtson, Nelson McLeod, 
 Chas CushJug. Jno W. Cobb, Jalicji O^op, D^ivid Sltcriff, JasE. Daley, 
 Jas (^arder, T1k)S Day, .Toseph B. Freeman, Aldcn Waterman, Jacol) 
 Waterman, Elislui P. Cbristopho", John Fi^;?gerald, William Reed, 
 David McNutt, Cliarles Cameron, Jason M. Mack. 
 
 
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 Mi.tlifsow, Alo'X Murcliiscjii, Authy (Oliver, HiiDoii Ilabiii, Ken JVloJ^ood, 
 ,I:)liij Fuller, Cbas BoiKlrot, Ivdw Guuiow, K. 1', Flyim, K(jl»t Aldvoji/Jo, 
 K<;!»t Hill, W'ui 15mwc4% I'lk l\JiiuUnK-(]Oi,U', MMiidieJ. Kavuim^li, Ken 
 AU*r.ii8()U, iSiuiuH Landry, Jdl'lioniU-ot, JiioFruhill.Dau O'C. MnUdcn, 
 IVtcr Itowk't, »i^olm H. liiudrcss, Arnie MHrteil, Isaac licVescoiit-e, Jas 
 Smith, David (•iruoliy^ Win LoVcsconte, Anj;u8 McLuod, Henry 
 C. Fixor, M.i>., Don N. Shaw, Ilcn C«tne, Jas JolniKtou, AndruJv Bel- 
 fo^MtJuiK!, Juo McDonald, I^ouis Bondrot, Win LIr(|nhart, Goo H. Bissett, 
 llyaciutli Martcil, Wui G. JJiUhun, llectwv Miwcliiswa, I)ou ^U-Kny, 
 lywioi'e LcBlanc, Rciwy Kichani, ArcJi Johnston, JoJui R. Smith, jr., 
 Androv McDonald, Ati<^ns McNeil, Jai»es Jlcara, CUarlcs Kin^% Max 
 Forrest, l)avi4 M^'Xatuara, jr. Fetor Gj'uchy, John Keefe, AlJjcit U. 
 Hooper, An;?us McKuiiMjn, Noil Stowar-t, .Toscjjh Mathcson, Ro^ieit G. 
 IVoohrr, SiuwMi Terrio, James Plielan, Scbastiuu Viijiieau, jr., D. 
 McUae, R. G. Morriwjii, Wm CliisJiolin, Hector McKinnon, Walter 
 Mnrray, Georj^e M, Jeaiv, R-omi Benoit, Felix Forest, C^iarles Lenoir, 
 An<^u« M,('.Neil, l*nnl Lehlanc, Goorge'Clongh, Josep*j Bissett, Sylvester 
 Boudrot, EilwaTd Proctor, (Tliarles Grant, Alex Mcintosh, Munloch 
 McRae, Alexander McCuish, Alex T. Mathcjion, SJinon P. LoBlanc, 
 Jiio Morripon, Emile Mouchot, Casimcr Robert, m.d., David Walker, 
 William R. Morrifion, Allan J. McNeill, Felix Mariuand, James 
 LuBlaJic, Malcolm J. T. McNeil, John McNeill 
 
 County qv Siiv^iiVRyjz — Rolxjrt Cnwie, Wto J. Bell, William 
 T. Kellv, James T. lloldcn, David EisenhAucr, John M. Dall, 
 Josepii V/»il6cr3, William McKay, WilHam Her kins, John G. W. 
 Dall, Joltn Putney, James P. Johnston, Hu^ii McAl[iiT>e, William 
 Dunlop, jr., JskjoIi Locke, Austin Locke, James Bowor, Robert 
 G. Irwin, John A. McGowans, George Cox, Klisba W. Perry, Robert 
 W^ FuecmaK, Jota Bowers, Henry G. .Sutlierland, John Matthews, 
 Gilbert McKenaa, Thomas Muir, R. R. Tkomsen. Bairmyton Uislrict 
 — William ■Cimsin^liiun, James C. Smitli, Josiali Snow, Henry 
 (^liute, Ba^'tkitt Covill, Thouias L. Banks, Tlwmas CotHa, Tliomas W. 
 Wilson, William B. Smith, Hemeon Kenny, Vincent Nukerson, 
 Michael Wrayto^i, Dau-iel Sargvcnt, A. C. Avard Doane, Williai\i A. 
 Snowr, Martin Thomae, Thomas Hopg, Thomas Watson, John B. 
 Lawrence, David Daley, Francifi W- Homer, liobert Sutlierlaud, Wm 
 II. Coffin, John C Ciuiniughans. 
 
 Cguntv of Vkjtouia — William Jones, Cnarles J. Camphell, Alex- 
 ander Taylor, Alexander Munro, Joseph Hartt, Angus Bnchannan, 
 John W. Biirkc, Alexander McKay, Lewis Bowti, Alexander C;itneron, 
 A.ngu6 McLeod, J<*lin INicLcod, John McDonald, John S. McNeil, John 
 G. McKinnon, Yi(.m McLetui, Jeo McLennan, Charles Campbell, 
 Mxlcora McLean, Lauelilan McDowald, Donald Morrison, Rupert G. 
 Zvvicker, Hector Campi)ell, Jewsee Itoper, Wm McLean, Kenneth 
 McKciiKic, Edward McLeod, IMurdoch iSIcKenzie, Kenneth McDonaM, 
 AngH« MeAalay, Neil M<;Askill, John McLeod, Neil Morrison, Kenneth 
 liu(4jannaH, Lutlior M-cLcod, John McKinnon, Duncan Morrison, 
 A. B. Morrison, Angus Cameron, A. J. Maclver, Daniel ^Icf/jod, 
 (icvorgolngraliara, John McRae, Hector McNeil, Alexander McDonald, 
 Wiiiiam Kidston, jr., Lauchlaa McFadyan, Angus Mclvoi', Rlioderick 
 McRac, Samuel C. Caiwpl^ell, Donald McLeim, Denald McQnarry, 
 .Jwhtt A Fuaser, Donalt" McRae, Alexander Ferguaon, AlexniKler S. 
 McDonald, Henry FoyJ , Donald Gillis, J. C. Boyd, Edward P. McNeil, 
 
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 Duncan McAskill, Murdoch McKon/ic, DoimM McKay, Philip Fmser, 
 ])onaIil J. McKne, Hugh McAskill, Miiloolni McLood, Duncan McKnc, 
 DonakI McLean, John MorriHoii, IVyor Hull, Charles Hart DavM 
 McCurdy, Charlps McDonald, Charles L. (^amphell, Peter Mcli<'«»d, 
 Donald McKenzie, Charles McTlae, Ijconnnl McLcod, Colin Mimro, 
 Duncan Kerr, Donald Walker, K. R. McKcn/.ie, llobert I). C/ain|>hell, 
 Joseph Heclun, Kunuld McDonald, Donald McLood, Duncan McLeod, 
 Angus McDonald, John Munro, Nathan Nunn, James McKinnon, 
 Alexander McDonald, John McLean, D. F. McKne, Allan McMillan, 
 Angus McKenzie, Duncan McDonald, J. H. Cahoon, Danl Livingston, 
 Peter S. McLean, Philip McDonald. 
 
 County of Yarmouth — Tnmis/u'p of Ydrmaiith : Jno Murray, Leon 
 Weston, Benjamin Rogers, Thomas D. Chipnmn, Nathan Hilton, 
 Wm Uurrill, llobt Brown, J. Crawley, Ansel llohliins, Nelson Corning, 
 Nathan Crosby, Benj P. Croshy, Geo Croshy, John Uaynanl, Geo S. 
 Brown, Samuel Flint, Nuhemiah K. Clements, Jacob Hattield, Nathan 
 Moses, Chas Tcdford, Chas Steel, Sanjl Crosby, Rich T. Croshy, Jolm 
 Randall, John A. Hatlield, Steph Patten, J. Wentworth Moody, Alden 
 Ellis, Chas E Brown, William Haley, Jacob Landers, Fi-eeman Dennis, 
 Sanil M. Rvcrson, Nathan Lewis, James Sterritt, William V. Brown, 
 Chandler Kobbins, Samuel Hamilton, Byron P. Ladd, George H. 
 Jenkins, Thomas B. Crosby, Thomas M. Lewis, Robert K. Rose, 
 Nathaniel Hogg, Charles Cahan, jr., W. H. Moody, William D.Lovitt, 
 George R. Doty, William Law, Nathaniel Churchill, Amos Hilton, Ira 
 Porter, Danl McLanghlin, Joseph R. Kinney, Ansley Porter, David 
 Crosby, Nathan B. Lewis, Wm S. Porter, Wm Burrill, jr., Ezekicl E. 
 Ring, John Murphy, Samuel J. Hatfield, Geo R. Smith, James Durkce, 
 Jas J. Lovitt, Jas Crosby, Harris H. Crosby. District ofAr<iyle\ Israel 
 Harding, Rou-rt S. Eakins, Jas M. Lent, Matt JefFery, Peter S. 
 D'Entremont, John Bourque, Michl Surette, W. D'Entremont, Obed 
 W. Slocomb, Cyril Babine, Jeremiah Sims, Louis B. D'Entremont, 
 Stillman Larkin, Enos Gardner, James Doueett, Simeon Gardner, 
 Gervais D'PIntremont, Louis B. D'Entremont, Peter Surette, John 
 Gavel, Jacob Flint, Edward S. Perry, Anselm O. Porter, Hilaire 
 V. Porter, Dennis Surette, Louis A. D'Entremont, Caleb Spinney, 
 J. Harvey McLarren, Albert Gay ton, Lemuel Hamilton, Jno Goodwin, 
 jr., James Amero, Leon V, Ainero, ,Job S. Blauvelt, John Garland, 
 Jeremiah Murj)hy, Mellbrd Sims, Cfdeb Cook, J. Ingrain Brand, Wm 
 II. Gavcll, Monde White, David L. J'ortcr, Monde LeBlanc, J. B. 
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 Oommlssioners for grivingr relief to Insolvent Debtors and 
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 County of Annapolis — Goo R. Grassie, I. W. Ruggles, Jo.seph 
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 C. Wheelock, Albert Beals, L. S. JNIor.se, William Keanion, 'iljomas 
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 Richard J. Uniacke, J. G. H. Parker, William Clii|)inan. 
 
 Co. op Antigonisiie — Wm R. Cunningham, Wm J. Beck, 
 Richard J. Forristall, Thomas M. King, Edward Corbett. 
 
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 Co. OF Cai'k Bukton— C. E. Leonard, Henry Davenport, Wdliam 
 (hitnnu'll, .Fohti A. Moor**, L. lioln-rtson, John" Mcl,eiin, .lohii Ker- 
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 Co. op Cor.ciiKSTKU— James V, Bhuielmnl, J;is. K. lihiir, \Villi;itn 
 MiKini. VVni A. Fuhnore, John Kin;.,', Geo Headinj,', Klinkini 'rnjipir, 
 jr., H. E. Tenrson. 
 
 Co. OF ('i!MMi;ui,ANi» — Cliarles D. TJoaeh, (!. G. Donkin, William 
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 Co. OF Dwinv— Chas Biidd, Kdwanl M. Marshall, Louis Q. 
 '.ininpie, Basil A. IJoliichaii, IlnlliOid K I'aysoii, CoUu Caniiilu'll, sr., 
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 jomiventnre Hohiciiean, W U. 'i'aylor, (ieori;e Henderson, John V. 
 I'urdy, Charlas H. Denton, John Holdsworth, Eraneis Hntchinson. 
 
 Co. OF Giiv.snouo' — William G Seotr, John Mahoney, Jas B. 
 Hadley, Wm Hart, Christoplier Jost, 1*. C. Cnllen, Edward I. 
 ('anninphnm, James K. Hurt, Solomon Cahoon, John MeMillan ; .SV. 
 Maii/s Dist., Ilujjii MeDonald, Wm A. MeKeen, Alex N. MeDonald, 
 John W^. McKcen, W. D. li. Cameron, Daniel Ilattic, James A. Fraser. 
 
 Co. OF Halifax — Ilcnry C. D. Twinin<,', Andivw Shiels, Jose])h 
 Kave, Charles M. Nnttinj;, JJenjamin G. Grav, Najjean Clarke, I'eter 
 II.VLeNoir, Wm. Twining', M." I. Wilkins,'Chas. Taylor, Wallaee 
 (iraham, Wm E IMeCoy, John D. Tupper, John H. Anderson, Isaai; 
 J. Wylde, Alex Stejjiien, John Erwin, jr., Geo A. Allison, J. H. Fritli, 
 Wm k. Foster, J. W. Lonj^ley, Lewis W. DesBarres, William Munro, 
 J. Harvey Frith. 
 
 Co. OF Hants — John O. Kinij, David Frieze, Ja.s Poyntz, Isaac 
 Carver, IM. II. Goudge, George H. Kinj;, J. W. Duseley, Isaac 
 Hamilton. 
 
 Co. OF Tnvernksr — Lanehlan MeDoufjjall, Jamos IMeDonnell, 
 Anjfus RleDomiell, William Grant, William M(tI'herson, Duiuan 
 Camphell, m.d., Donald MeDonald, Angus Grant, A. A. Taylor, 
 James T. Lawrence, John MeKay. 
 
 Co. OF Kings — John F Hutchinson, Kiehard Starr, WilHanj 
 ''^rane, Benjamin H. Calkin, Winekworth Chipnian, Win Eaton, Geo 
 Hamilton, Geo V. Rohinson, (ieo Dodjue, Levi W. I'aton, Joso))h 
 Benjamin Davison, John II. Dennison, Eilward A. I'yke, Jolin 
 Hamilton, Stephen Rand, E. Sidney Crawloy. 
 
 Co. OF LuNENiiUKO — Daniel Dimoek, James Dowlin<,', Robert 
 Seott, James Dechuum, James D. Selig, Benjamin Dauphinoc, Lewis 
 Smith, W. M. B. Lawion. 
 
 Co. OF TicTOU — lion James Fraser, Robert IVTurray, D. Ilockin, 
 James I'rimrose, William Gordon, Robert Doiill, Ik-nry R. Narraway, 
 l)onRol>ertson, Rodk MeKenzic, David Matheson, Geo W. lTn<ierwood, 
 Wm W. Glennie, John (iollan, Iluj;h J. Cameron, David ^larsball, 
 John J). iVic Donald, A. M. Eraser. 
 
 Co. OF (^iiKKXS — John E(l.i;ar, James Collie. Wm. Ford, Matt Drew, 
 jr., William Anderson, Fatriek Flynn. 
 
 Co. OF Richmond — William Criehton, John R. Smith, Danl. 
 
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 .\|(N< il, (ii'o li. IJih'srtt, .loliii .M(»rris()ii, Tclcr (iruurliy. 
 
 (J«i. «'i SiiKf.Hf.'UNK — .Jo^iiili foirm, Uu'K'it Ourrus .Tosinli Snow, 
 (l.ilirii'l Uul.fitsoii, .1. ('. Smith, Win .]. Hi'li, U. (J. Irvsiii, Jucoli 
 LorUi, ,1,111, f, 1*. Jolihiioii, (Jti)ivi; A. Cox. .f'llin li. Liiwri'iitc. 
 
 Cn. »»r VicioufA — Alex Tnvlor, Jorph Hart, DoiutM Morrisun, 
 Wni,l(imi, DoimIiI .MrliCaii, AlVx 'I'avlnr, jr., 1). McDoimltl, Jolni 
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 ThoniaH H. Cioshy, (j«'«ti'jj[«! Ilin;,'iiy. 
 
 DOMINION OFFICERS. 
 
 FINANCIAL DEPAHTMBNT-ITOVA SCOTIA BRANCH. 
 Includes Audit Office, AHHintant Receiver General's Office, 
 
 and SavingH* Bank. 
 
 AiiDiToic's Oi'iMOH. — Atulitor, Svclciihiim Howe. Arronnfmit, 
 llohort Stathcr. Cln-k, J. 1'. Dillon 
 
 Ahsihtant Ivkokivku OtoNKUAL's Office. — Anxisfant /li'ccivcr 
 drill r,il, ,]. \i. VVrtlhice. AiroanUtnt, Lewis Parker. Massenijer, Mich 
 Austii;. 
 
 SAViNCis' liANK. — MfUKK/er, J. 11. Wull.'ice. Accountant, A. V. 
 John.stoiic. Teller, J. H. JJaicoin. Cleric, T. IJ. Cotter. 
 
 A<»RNCiK8 OF Dominion Savinos' Uank. 
 
 Acttdian iUinrit, (Icor^xc Ilomaiis. 
 Amherst, V.. K. Ilatchford. 
 
 Lnnenhnni, Mrs. A M, Rudolph, 
 Afdithnid, •). i_/oehra>i. 
 Pirrrshnrit, A. S. Townslio.nd. 
 Port /food, E. D. Trcmain. 
 Piehm, Alex. McPhail. 
 Slierhrooke, Thos. Caniphell. 
 SheJhnrne, W. W. Atwood, 
 Sf/diiei/, Ivohcrt Martin. 
 Truro, John F. Crow. 
 Weijmunfh, C. D. Jones. 
 Windsor, Ed. O'Brien. 
 Yarmouth, A. J. nood. 
 
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 Ari,-h,it, VV. G. IJalliXin. 
 linddiik, Alex, ('anu'ron. 
 liairmjlon, F. W. HonKir. 
 liridi/rirdter, 'I'lioinas Wliitford. 
 hiijl'll, liotsford Veits. 
 (iiujMioro, Chri.stopher .Fost. 
 Ke'ntrille, \V. M. Caruthers. 
 Little (Hare Hay, J C. Cadegan. 
 Lirerpool, \. ,1. Cainj)l)cll. 
 
 Pknitknti.vuv— Warden, (Sl,4()()) .Jolin Flinn. Medical Attendant, 
 (S.'jOd) llitrii^ S. liliicU, .M.I), (.'hap'ains, (S40t) each) Rev Alex Romans, 
 Kov'r. J. Daly. (;A/V/'(>//iwr, (SGOO) Charles Ross. 
 
 Im.mkju.v riov Oi'KicK — Aij'nt, Edwin Cliiy, Ilalifax. 
 
 Insim:(' r(H{ <>!•" Si i; vmi; iis I'oit Nova Sootia and Nkw Brijn?^- 
 WICK — \V. .M. Siniili, St. -John, N. 15. 
 
 AiMuruAiou.s — Junu'.s Cowan, Isidore Hiirteau, Henry Elliott, 
 William Tavlor. , ■ * 
 
 I'liiolo^^rapliiL' I'lit'iiiieulH uiid I'holoisraplicr'ft Supplies, 
 
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 .\iiu,)jtnlis, U. J. IJniiK'kc. 
 .[■ihi'imi's/i, A. iMc(iilliviii'y. 
 r„y,; firrlon, C. W. Hill. 
 Coiflirsh r, .Jus. K. Iilair. 
 I'limlifi-liihd, II. VV. linker. 
 /''■i'>i/, (}. Iljindcr.soii. 
 (iuij^lKirowih, \V. lliirtsliorno. 
 Knnis, K. Ooj^'MWC'll. 
 //('M7i»'.<r.'*, .lanit's (f. McKccn. 
 
 J/diits, 'I'lui^ Avluniil. 
 Liintnliiini. Ilctiiv .Ii^st. 
 J'lrton, W. VV.dlciiliU'. 
 (^iinns, W. Koid. 
 /ti' IiiiiiukI, ,i. II. KliimliTH. 
 ShiUninii', (,'luirlc.i lldod. 
 Slurhiiiitki', S, M. I). Oiiiiiniiiim'r. 
 \'iito)iii, Diiricun McDonald. 
 Yaimont/i, fS. 15. Murray. 
 
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 Tout ok 11am lAX — /vspprthiff I'/ii/slm'nu, {^\ ,f^^^^^) W. N. Wickwiro, 
 M. I). Assifihint J 'Ill/si, idii, (5400) .Jiinios TittK, M. I). /V// I1'/(/</ojI 
 (';i].t David Hunter. Ilaihonr Mrn-fir, Ciipt Klijliu Wood. Sluiniiiiij 
 M'litir, Capt J. I). Cimmiiii.s. 
 
 I'ouT OK PicTOi; — //(tiboiir fowviissioucrs, Hod. lioltort V. (Jrant, 
 .lnst'|)li (jordon, .Janu'S I). M) (ircyor. /'ilutdi/f Aulhaiity, \U)\\. liolicrt 
 1'. (irant, .Iosc))h (Jordon, Janu-s I). McUn-jior, Alexander.!. I'atterison, 
 Captain Daniel McDoiuild. J/inlionr Mastir, .John (iuiin. 
 
 Tout ok Sydnky— /'o/< J^/ii/slritm, A. D. McfJillivrav, M. T"). 
 l/'iihnitr Mdstt'V, Arthur II. liourinot. Shi/>/iiiii/ Mdshr, Kohcrt K. 
 Iii^raliain. 
 
 Tout Waim>kn at IVtrt Il.iwkeslairv, Daniel llennesKy. 
 " " ut I'ort Mul;;rave, (jcoryc IJ. iladlev. 
 
 CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT. 
 
 I Inspector for Nova Smtid, J. J. IvKliU, Esq., Atnlierst, N. 8. 
 
 AMiif:u8T — CoUd'Idr, Dr. N. Tiijipcr. Out Ports — Sitli-Cii/lrrtors, 
 I'uL'uash, ,f. lleiiry JJhiek ; Wallace, William MeNab ; .Jo;/;,Mns, J. 
 MoH'att ; Tidnish, J. V. lirundage. 
 
 Annai'()i,is — Collector, Auj^'iistus Fullcrton. (Jut Ports — Suh-Col- 
 I'liiirs, Clcment.sport, G. F. Ditinars; Thome's Cove, K. II. Toner. 
 
 Antigonish — ('ullictor, II. MclMiie. (hit Ports — Sii}t-('iillcrt(ri-s, 
 IJaytield or Little River, E. (i. Ilandall; llarhour au BoucIie.E. Corbett. 
 
 Aim CHAT — Co/lector, .John M. Flynn. Out Port'i — Sub-Coltcriors, St. 
 Peter's, Donald Unpthart ; Tort Kieliinondr A. McDonald ; IJiver 
 liiir^jcois, William 8. Boyd ; L'Ardoise, \V . Hrymer. 
 
 Baih>kck — Collector, Alex. Cameron. Out-Ports — Sub-iJoJlKctnTs, 
 (ireat Bras d'r)r, Donald Campbell; 8t, Ann's, D. McAuley; Aspcy 
 !);iy. David McDonald ; Injjntii-h. James Shea. 
 
 ii viMMNGTov — Ciilltitnr, D. Sai'i^-^ctit. Old /'ort — Siifi-( 'd/hcfor, I'ort 
 Li'rour, J. Swain. 
 
 l>KtI)GKTOWV — ('i)llector, S. S. Kuj.';^le3. (Jut Port — Sii!i-( 'dllrrtor, 
 
 I'oit Williams, W. Graves. 
 
 CoHN\VALLTS — (JoH'ctor, E. RaTld. Out Pnrts — SiiU-(J< Ihrtors, 
 Canada Creek, C. V. liaudin*: ; French Chjss. H. V I'. Farii.sWMrth ; 
 Ilarliourville, II. Morris; Horton, E. DcWolf; I'ort Williams, (j. S. 
 Luckwood ; Kcntville, IJ. II. l>od<,'C. 
 
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 Didijv— OV/(,Y,7r>/-, B. Viets. Out Ports— Su'i-Collecfors, Bear Riv\r, 
 Z. ('rossi'iip ; Siuidy Covu, C. Gidiiey ; Wcstport, B. II. Rugglcs; 
 L-nrpurt, •!. Tluirl)cr. 
 
 (iiivsnouo — (Jo/h rt or, 'Jixmca A. Torcy. Out Porta — Snh- Collectors, 
 Tort Miil;;ruvu, David Murray; I«a:ic.s Ilarhour, Joscjjh D. Grillin ; 
 
 St. Mary's Kivctr, A. P. McKcri/ic ; Cape Canso, ■ ; 
 
 JJsioiiil), ,]iUiHiS llciiilow; Preventive. St all on, Wkitehend. 
 
 IIamfax — dolledor, Hon W. Ross. Re.riistrdr of Sliippiuq, 11 P,. 
 raiilin. Port Siirrei/'ir, Joseph Austin, t'/iie/' Clerk, Wm' II. Hill, 
 (Jlerks, IjOiiij lionni, .lames (i. Morris. Cashier, Samuel Noble, AV. A. 
 (Jarrison. \V(in:honae Keeper (Did Cliief (Jleric, Jno Eekersley. Clerks, 
 Conrad W. Tupjier, W. K. Fowler, O. I'ryor, W. Cronan' Clerk to 
 /{il/is/rar of Sliip/u'ii;/, C M. Ahnon. < 'lerk to Port Snrrei/or, J. V. 
 Rieliardson, Jas Wallace. Appraiser, Jno F. Muncey. Assist<int Dltln, 
 J). Bl •.•kvvood, C'harles Romans, J. S. Bessonett. Assistant to Dillo, 
 James l)c(/Oureey. tS/alislies, Chief Clerk, Edward Withers. Clerks, 
 Thomas Caldwell, Edwd Ini^lis. Gutujers and Proof Officers, Samuel 
 R. Caldwell, R. Letson. A/esscm/cr to Gunqers, Thos Connors. Land- 
 iuf/ Waiters, James Kerr. G. A. V. Paw, Tlios P. Jost, J. M. Geldorr, 
 John Art/,. Weighers, T, MuUanc, Stephen White. Lockers, Donald 
 Fraser, Wellwood Riivnolds, M. II. Suliivan, Geo G. Gray, Frances 
 Bea/.ley, Norman McDona.d, James F Burnham, John Steele, Matt J. 
 McCurdy, Wm IMtts, jr., R. Brown, Robert Ilodj^^es, W. R. Bashford, 
 
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 . Barnstcad. 'J'ide Snrve.ijor, Alexander Kelly. Tide Waiters, 
 
 Nelson Conrod, Wm E. Shanks, Peter S. Mason, Wallaec Bnclianau, 
 Stephen White, J. J. O'Brien, W. H. Trider, Richard Baker, William 
 Berry, H. G. Ormon. lioatmm, Wm Power, P. |lowe. Office Mis- 
 Wm Blacknnin. (hd Ports — Suh-Colleetors, Sheet Ilarbour. 
 
 Oat-Ports Sub- Collectors, 
 
 Out Ports—Suh- Collectors, 
 "Sutler; LaHavc, 15, 
 
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 Malcolm McFarlane. Ship Harbour, Edj^ar Hill 
 LiVUKi'ooi, — Collector, J. II, Dunlap. 
 IvOCKici'OHT — Colloctor, Geo. Stalker. 
 
 London DiortKV — Collector, Robert Dill 
 Five Islands, A. A. Corbett. 
 
 LuNiiNiJUUtJ — Collector, Edw Dowlin};. . „..,. w,.i,. i.„.., 
 
 Mahono Jiay, C. D. Mader; Chester, Wm II. Butler; LaHavc, c! 
 Ryuard ; Bridirewater, Henry A. Ilarley. 
 
 JVLAHCrAiucTSviLLK — (^)llector, 1). W. Lauders 
 lector, Port Georj^e, G. B. Reed. 
 
 Pauk.suoiu)' — Collector, A. S. Townshctid. Out Ports — Sub-Cul- 
 leclors, Advocate Harliour, C. Ward ; Ratchford's River, F. F. Ilatliekl ; 
 Apple River, Jolm Ward. 
 
 PiCTOU — Collector, Daniel McDonald. Out Ports —Sub-Collectors, 
 TataniM^ouche, J. (3. G. Campbell; Meriu;omisli, R. Murray; New 
 Glasj;ow, ^m L.Campbell; River John, J. R. Henry. 
 
 Vonv Hawkesiuiky — Collector, M. McDonald. 
 
 I'oKT lU)Oii—Collecior, E. D. Tremain. Out Port— Sub-Collector 
 Mar^j^aree, J. Koss. 
 
 Pour Mkdway — Collector, J. J Letson. 
 
 SimnnuuNE— C()//trro/-, W. W. Atwood. 'Out Port— Sub-Collector , 
 Jordan Hivcr, M. D. McKenzie. 
 
 Sydnicy — Collector, C. E. Jjeonard. Out Ports — Sub- Collectors, Lin 
 
 ^an, \{\c\\ Lallin 
 
 Lonisburj;, L. Kavanaj-h ; Maina-dieii, G. Hifrbv: 
 
 i(|{<»>VAi uutl n*:UK, Futeut iMeiiivlue A»«uU, Hnlirax, 
 
Power's Whai-r. 
 
 II. H. ritT^RR niul €lO.,OxMcor trnn I'titiif. tivml of PoM<'r'N lViinrr< 
 
 ■Sub- Colk'ctois, 
 
 Port— Sub- Col- 
 
 ■ Sub -Colled or 
 
 -Sub-CoUcAim, 
 
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 ALMANACK. 
 
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 I 40 
 
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 Little Glace Bay, C. II. Risby I Cow Ray, W. VV, Buvvn ; Caledonia, 
 David McKeen ; South Bar, Patrick Muilins. 
 
 North Sydney — Col/crtor, T. S. Bown. Out Port — Sub Collector, 
 Little Bras d'Or, Murdocli McDonald. 
 
 Port of Tkuko — Collector. John F. Crow. 
 
 Weymouth — Collector, S. Jones. Out /V)7,s — Sub-Collrctm-a, Aoadie, 
 A. Bourneuf; Belleveau's Cove, J. V. Stuari; Port Gilbert, II. 
 Sanderson ; Metcf;han, B. A. Kobicheau. 
 
 Windsor — ColUclor,Vj. O'Brien. Out Ports — Svb-Colkctors,Che\(iv\c, 
 T. A. Malcom : Hanisport, Wni Davidson; Walton, A, McN Parker; 
 Maith nd, A. Boy. 
 
 Yarmouth — Collector, II. A. Hood. Out Ports — Sub-Collectors, 
 Boaver Ivivcr, li. Perry; Pubnico, P. S, D'Eiitrcniont ; Tusket, James 
 JM. Lent. 
 
 CUSTOMS TARIFF. 
 
 Arid— Acp.tic nnd Viiio<rar 12 
 
 Afiil— Siiliihuiio 
 
 JlK!.'S 
 
 i ciiil pi r lb.; 
 
 Aci<1.s nt'( VI ry iU'siri|itioii, except 
 Acotic Aci't, Viiif^ar, and Sul- 
 jiliUiio Acid 
 
 Ad\(>i tifiiri raiiiplilfls 
 
 Auiicultnral Sofielics' Faiiniii.i,' 
 I■t(■n^ils and Implcinent?, wlien 
 iinp(ntt'<l by, tnr the eiicourage- 
 TTU'iit of A.u'vicultine 
 
 Al;i!in,ster. S;c. — .-I't- Fancy CJodds. . 
 
 AIinli(>l..%;l.l-'i» perliiip/<inl.;ikj:s 
 
 All', I'u'oi- and I'oiter in casks. . . 12 
 
 tviitspor In'p. ^'al., I'l<^'^. 
 
 ]i(). in bottles. .18 cts. per Ini]'- 
 -al., pkgs 
 
 Aliuouds 
 
 Alum 
 
 Aniline Salt«, for tlyeinj,' purposes 
 
 AL'riftiltuial Iinplenieiitrt, not el.se- 
 wliere upecilied 
 
 Aiuiiitn— Liijnid or solid 
 
 Aiiutriinical riepaiatioiis 
 
 AlicllOl'8 
 
 A)i;,M)ia Hail', unnianulactiiied. . . . 
 
 AiiiniMl.s, viz : 
 
 lionnd Cattle, lIoiM'.s, SIhcj., 
 Swiiio, All others 
 
 litipditeil tor tlu! improvement, 
 
 (if Stock 
 
 AiiimalK— Of all kinds from 15. N. A. 
 
 I'iovinces 
 
 Antimony 
 
 Atif ii|iiiti"ef», Cabinets of 
 
 Apiiaratus for Steering Ships 
 
 Ajuiiuel (wearing')"*' I'riti^li snli- 
 
 iicts <lyin;,' abroad, but dui liciled 
 
 in Canada 
 
 1'. c. 
 
 17i 
 17i 
 
 Free 
 5 
 
 Free 
 
 171 
 17j 
 
 !".• 
 
 17V 
 17} 
 Free 
 Free 
 
 17i 
 Free 
 J-'ree 
 Frei- 
 
 Free 
 
 10 
 Free 
 
 Frt.'c 
 
 Fret- 
 Fie, 
 5 
 
 Frie 
 
 Ari,'eiitiiie, Albnta ajid Cerman 
 Silver, and riated-wan. — manii- 
 InefiiiTd 
 
 Ai^'ol 
 
 Arms for tlie Army and Kavy 
 
 Ariow i"ot 
 
 Artielir^ for tlif imlilic us(! of tlie 
 Iicniinion 
 
 .\rticies lor npe of (!overnor-(;( n'l 
 '• for iii-eot Foreign Consuls 
 
 Anny and Navy, f(.ir ui-e of— 
 
 Arnis, Ciotlii'ng, Musical Instru- 
 nienis tor Itands, Slilitary 
 Stores 
 
 Atlasses 
 
 Axf.'- — sec niaunfacturoholJron and 
 Steel 
 
 .\.\lcs, of all kinds, except Locomo- 
 tive an<l R. K. Car Axles 
 
 Axles for Locomotives 
 
 " furlt. 11. Cars 
 
 P.agatelle I'.oards and TJill'rd Tables 
 
 i'.au'uagc, Travellers' 
 
 liark, Nuts, Vegetables, Wood Biid 
 
 Drugs U9^v(\ cbictly in Ivyeing. . . 
 
 I>ark — Tanni'rs' 
 
 I>arley 
 
 I'.iuilla or Kcl] 
 
 Ill ;ins and I'ca.'^ 
 
 I;(cr in wood. ... 12 cents [ler Imp. 
 
 gal.; pkfrs 
 
 llcer in bottles IH cts. per Imp. 
 
 gal.; • 
 
 Helling and Hos(! luick 
 
 Lorries, Used cbielly in l)yeing 
 
 Litters, (■(»nlaining Spirits. . . .1.80 
 
 perlinj). gal.;pkg8 
 
 Ll'U'UiuLr 
 
 Llack Lead 
 
 L.aki'.g I'owders 
 
 r. c. 
 
 17.', 
 Free 
 Flee 
 IT] 
 
 Free 
 Free 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 
 173 
 
 17i 
 
 10 
 
 Free 
 
 17.i 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 
 J''rce 
 Fi'ce 
 l-"rc(^ 
 Free 
 
 17i 
 
 17 i 
 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 
 17; 
 
 17', 
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 Full Hue aa<l large !*l«ck of all noimlar lu-oprieiaiy aillcics. 
 
M. II. FIILLIIK aiMl CO., K4M>fliiK IMtrli anil l*a|>or, Toivrr's Wliarr. 
 
 
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 ItKLC'IlKH S K All, ■NIK lis 
 
 [1879 
 
 T!;itli I! rick H 
 
 17.'. 
 ITl 
 
 Hificuit 1T_ 
 
 l!is(Miit!iinl liiijul, i)r<)diic('(ir<!r(!at 
 
 r>i'it:iiii ami Nf\vr()iiiiill;iiii{ J<'ru« 
 
 ISIackiii;,' lor Militiuy I'm' 
 
 l5i<'iiil)uniit(Mil'.S(iila 17^ 
 
 ]>i('.!i('liiii,Lj Towdcrs. 
 
 Minliromalt^ ol I'otasli 
 
 
 liuok 
 
 liciii;,' rciuiiit. ol' Hiiti.sh 
 
 Cojiyiiulil W'i'iK, 1 
 
 IJodks, Itliuik Account iiml Ci>]>y 
 IJodks, (o li(! wiiHiMi or drav 
 
 ll|K)ll. 
 
 21 
 
 I7.i 
 
 JJnoUs, I'ciiddiciils ami I'amiililils 
 J'l-inlcd, not, liciii^ reprint ol' 
 ISriti.sli Copyri.'^lil, Works, nor 
 JJlaidt Accomi), liooks, nor (.'opy 
 JSooks, nor iiookrs U) be wriltoii in 
 or drawn upon, nor r('i>riii(s of 
 Itooics ])rint(:d in (^uiuda, nur 
 Trintcd Slicct M iisic 5 
 
 Jtui^k-hindi'is' Tools aiiil liniilc- 
 
 niculs Vn 
 
 I<'n 
 
 r. (!. 
 r.ri<tlcs and Ho;,'',s ILiir of all kinds I'Vco 
 
 lirilannia and Metal vvanj 17^ 
 
 ISriHsli (inin I'^ree 
 
 llronzc ( IriiaiiHintH 17i 
 
 Mrooni.s and r.ru«ho.s of all kinds. . 174 
 
 Urooui VA>ru Fret* 
 
 IJnckwlicat Free. 
 
 1)h11)s, otluir tliaii Medicinal Free 
 
 IJuliion and Coin, except U. S Sil- 
 ver Coin Free 
 
 Muristoncs Free 
 
 IJiists, natural h\m; not beiiij; Cast, 
 
 ir prodiiceil bv any inechaidcal 
 
 1' 
 
 l''ro( 
 
 r.iiilcr 4 cents per ll».; pkgs. 17.} 
 
 IJiitter from J4.N.A. I'rovineijs. ... Fret 
 iiunlin.i;, lor Ships 5 
 
 Cabinota of Coins, Anli(piitie8,0eins 
 and Medals Fret 
 
 Mill I!oards 
 Cloih 
 
 ■Cables, Iron Chain, (Ships') over 
 one-lialf <if itU inch, shaekied or 
 
 s\viv(ded or not . 
 
 Frci 
 
 r.oots iiud Sliois (l,cailur) 17 
 
 l'.o(d iM'b, and l\lt for Hats and 
 
 Free (.'aides, Hemp (Ships' materials).. '» 
 
 (;loV( 
 
 10 
 
 r.ook, Map ii. 1 X(^\\s I'rinCu I'apei 17. 
 r.one, inanulaidncs ol' (See Fancy 
 
 Cra.>s ( " " ).. n 
 
 jUabinct Wareor Furniture 17^ 
 
 jC^ai bolic or Heavy Oil, used in the 
 i niannfu.tnre olVVood I'dock I'avo^ 
 
 'Ills, itc Fn 
 
 (loods 17', ! Carboys, eon tain inj; .Sidjihuri); Aeid 17} 
 
 Honnets, Hals ami Cai 
 
 itoxi's, (l^'ancy). Ornamental Ca^ 
 
 \C:\vi 
 
 Is. ri 
 
 Fc Wrilin- Desks 11 
 
 Heads and liead Ornaments. (See 
 
 lyuii^. 
 
 Fanes' ( Juods). 
 
 17', 
 
 Candles and faper.s of T.dlow, Wax 
 
 or any other material 17} 
 
 ;Ciniada I'laies, Tinnedriates, ^'leet 
 
 l'>lankei>, Woollen 17^ 'Caiie Juice, Syrups, &c r>-8ths 
 
 lilocks, and I'at'nl Ibishestor Shi](s 
 
 Hluck. 
 
 r.ibles, 'restaiiients and Devotional 
 
 lioiiU 
 
 of 1 ciMit per lb. and «r/. val. 
 'Ca<>Mteliouc,.oi' hnlia UiibbtM', and 
 (iutta I'ergJia. uinnanufactured Free 
 
 Hinuatb' I, imps 5 
 
 r>()iler, I'laie Iron o 
 
 bolting Clolli Free 
 
 borax Free 
 
 t 
 
 Canva>, lor S 
 
 Caiivas,torinan"!ifactnreof FloorOil 
 Cloths, not less than IS fec^t wide 
 and n(d pressed or ouleiidered. . . Free 
 
 I'ioot and Shoe Idakim:; .Machines. . 17 
 l»oiu' Crnsliers ami parts thertxif . . 17 
 botanical Specnneus 
 
 i 
 
 r.racidets, braids, cVc.,nuideof Hair 17} 
 
 10 
 Free 
 
 I'.r; 
 
 ISrau from 15. N. A. Provincei* 
 
 Ihandy $1.20 per Imp. j,'al. 
 
 l'k'4s..., 171 
 
 brass and CopjuM', inaiuifadnred. . 17} 
 !'>rass, in bars, rods, sjieets and 
 
 Cassia, ,u;ronnd 2n 
 
 uu;,'rouml 17 
 
 Strips Free .Castile .'Sioap 17 
 
 ('an\as, wh(>n otherwise used. 
 Caps, llat.s and JJonnets 
 
 <-•»•' iiiji"'^ 
 
 Carria,;j;es of Travellers, and Car- 
 ria.i,'es ladeji with mcrehandi,si\ 
 Ilawker.s ami Circus Troupes ex- 
 eejited 
 
 Carpets and Hearth Hugs 1 , 
 
 li 
 17l 
 
 Ca.shmei 
 
 IT 
 
 brass and Iron Tul)es and I'^-in^' 
 when drawn 
 
 brass and linn Tubes and L'ipin 
 when drawn or otherwise 
 
 brass or Copjier Wire, and Wire 
 
 17} 
 
 Casts as Models I'or the use of 
 
 Schools of Desi;:;]! Frei 
 
 Castin-s, Iron, ali others 17 ! 
 
 17} C'-ment, IMarine or Hydraulic, un- 
 
 I'OIUK 
 
 Cloth Free Cement, Hydraulic, ;:;roMnd ami 
 
 F 
 
 brass in Scraps Free I calcined. 
 
 I'diie black aiidChinoe blue Free iCh 
 
 l'>ra.ss and Tin Cla.;i>s, Slides and | j 
 
 Spangles, Coi- the manntaclnre of iCIi 
 
 Hoop Skirts Fn 
 
 briiustone, KoU or I'lonr Fn 
 
 17i 
 
 Fret! iChairs, \\'roui,dd Iron or 8teol, im- 
 ported foi' Kaihvay purposes. . . . Fr 
 " cents per lb.,- pk;,'s 17 
 
 Free iChees^ Vats, Presse 
 
 6 and '''actory 
 
 Heatt-rs, and parts thereof 
 
 Vi 
 
 UKOnX uu<l >VKtt», nii<»li.^alc DruK;;lst!»r Haiifax, 
 
 
 
 
 
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 II. II. riTLLKU .t «'0., Mfiiiiilln nn«1 Tiirrrd ConlnKO, I'oMorN IVIiarf. 
 
 [1879 
 
 r. (!. 
 .kinds Frc',0 
 
 17,1 
 
 I'^ree 
 
 m 
 
 iii<i8.. m 
 
 Freo 
 
 Fren 
 
 Free, 
 
 S Sil- 
 
 Freo 
 
 Frt'r. 
 
 i Cast, 
 iai)ical 
 Km* 
 
 ics. . . . Freo 
 5 
 
 ,C«eins 
 Fm; 
 
 ). OVlM- 
 
 .led or 
 Free 
 
 iiils). . r> 
 ).. r, 
 
 Hi 
 
 in tlie 
 V I'avfi? 
 
 Frt'c 
 
 icAcid 17 2^ 
 ... . 2r> 
 V, Wf\x 
 
 17i 
 
 , i-'ieet 
 
 r» 
 
 r.-stiis 
 
 crii. ... 25 
 
 r, and 
 
 r.tared Free 
 
 T) 
 
 .orOil 
 
 t \\ ide 
 
 red. . . FiPt^ 
 
 d 17^ 
 
 .... 17l 
 .... 17l 
 
 I Cai- 
 
 iiidi.st!, 
 
 jes ex- 
 
 .... Vreo 
 
 .... 171 
 
 .... 17] 
 
 .... 2.") 
 
 .... 17' 
 
 • • • 17} 
 use t>f 
 
 .... Fifi- 
 
 .... 17.1 
 c, iin- 
 
 ... Fit-.' 
 I and 
 
 .... 171 
 ol, lin- 
 es. . . . Fill' 
 ,• l)k;,'rt 17 J 
 
 actoiy 
 
 177 
 
 1879] 
 
 ALMANACK. 
 
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 Choose, produce ftf Newfoundland Fioo 
 Cliandolicrt*, GiiOndolew and Cias- 
 
 Fittiiifis 17^ 
 
 Clilnawnrc, Eartlienwareand Crock 
 
 ery 17| 
 
 CliartK, Jlap^ and Atlassen 17^ 
 
 Charitable Institutions, donations 
 
 of Clotliin;, tor Free 
 
 Cluircli IWVa Free 
 
 Chart' Cutttrs, and part.s thereoC. . . 171 
 
 Churiis 17 J 
 
 Chicory or other Root, or ve^^elabU^ 
 
 ukcmI as (,;()tfee, raw or f^reen. .;{ 
 
 cents jter lb 
 
 Chicory kiln dried, roassled or ;,'r'nd 
 
 4 cents per lb 
 
 Cider I7i 
 
 Cij^ars .W ceidn ,ier lb. and 20 
 
 Cii,'arettes oO cents per lb. and 20 
 
 Cinnamon, «ronn<l 2.5 
 
 " un^^rouud 17_1 
 
 Citrons, {rreeu .. 10 
 
 Cilrons imported in brine for the 
 
 purpose ofbeiny candied Free 
 
 Clii.v, Karth, Suml .-uid I'ipe Clay. . Frec^ 
 
 Coach mid llunicss Furniture 171 
 
 Coal l''i('e 
 
 CoUe Free 
 
 ( 'oal from Ncwtiiundland l'"r((! 
 
 
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 in 
 
 
 ■a 
 
 
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 (i 
 
 
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 ^ m 
 
 n 
 
 Coko from .\c\\ foundland I'Vce 
 
 Cocoa, iSenn ami Shell I'Tcc 
 
 Cocoa and Chocolate, not sweet ciK'd 17', 
 " *' sweetened I 
 
 t-enl per lb. and 2.5 
 
 C' coa, Nut Oils in their natural 
 
 state Froe 
 
 Cocoa iVuts 10 
 
 Cocoa Paste, fronUireat liritainand 
 
 1!. N. A. Provinces Fice 
 
 Ci>lo);neM'ater ami Perfunietl .Spir- 
 it-., not in tiasks .'5!1..ho per 
 
 Imp. iral.; pk};s 17] 
 
 Co!o;_fne Water and rerfnined Spir- 
 its in tla^ks,or bottles, not weijjjh- 
 
 ins; more than four ounces 2" 
 
 Conmiunion Plate Free 
 
 Composition Sjiike.'S und Nails .... Free 
 
 ''onipasses. Ships' .5 
 
 I CoUte, (»reen,2cent'-. per lb.;pk<.'s 
 i Collce, Roasted, 3 cents per lb 
 
 i )ik-;s 
 
 Clocks 
 
 Clothini,' or Wearing Apparel. ... 
 Ciotliint; for Army' an«f Navy, or 
 donations of, foi Charitable In- 
 stitutions Free 
 
 Collar Cloth Paper 
 
 CoMiniissariat Stoi'e.s 
 
 Colors, »Vc., viz.. Lakes in jmlp, 
 t^carlet, Maroon, Ultra-Marine, 
 Chinese Rlue, Raw Und)er, P)bu', 
 l'>li\ck, Pari.s and Perinaneiit 
 tircens. Satin, and fine Was!:ed 
 White, Ui-chroniate of Pol ash, 
 SULjarof Lead and Rriti.sh Gum Free 
 Confectionery. .1 cent per lb.; and 
 
 (i'( Ml 25 
 
 Cop[ier Tubes and Pipings ml val, 17i 
 
 Copper in pigs, bars, rods, bolts, or 
 
 sheets and sheeting .... Free 
 
 Cop7)er or ibass, nmnufact\ired. . . \1\ 
 C'ji k wood, or the Rark of the Cork- 
 wood Tre<! Free 
 
 Coppt>r I'ipes, drawn 17^ 
 
 Cordage for Ship's use 5 
 
 Cordials. .!:<1.!S0 per Imp. gal; pkgs 17^ 
 Cotton.s viz: 
 Itleached and UnMeacho<l, Print- 
 etl, I'ainted or Colored, Ging- 
 hams and Plaids, Jeans, \)i'- 
 nims ij Drillings, Clothing or 
 Wt^nriiig Appaiel, All others. . 17A 
 Cotton Thread, in hanks, No. (\ 
 
 \)\y, white, not under No. 20 yarn 10 
 Cotton TJiread, on spools or hanks 17^ 
 Cotton larn and Cotton Twi&t. . . . 171 
 Cotton Warp, notco'(^erthanNo.40 17| 
 
 Corn, Indian Freo 
 
 Cotton Waste v Free 
 
 Coti on Wool Free 
 
 Cotton Candle AVick Free 
 
 Cotton and Flax Waste Free 
 
 Cottoi: Ndtingajul Woolen Ni-tting 
 
 for India Kiibber Shoes & Gloves 10 
 Cordage — Itopes not elsewhere spd. 17;V 
 
 Coiilau'(! — Twines 17i 
 
 Corks' 17.1 
 
 Corn Ilu.-kcrs 17^ 
 
 (.'ranks, for Steandxiats, forged in 
 
 lie. rough I'io<! 
 
 CuMiks for Mill.s forged in the rgh. Frt-e 
 Coin and IJullion, cxceiit V. S. 
 Silver Coin Free 
 
 Coin (Silver) of IT. S 
 
 (!r(Uiii of Tartar, in Crystals 
 
 Currants, Dried. ... 
 
 Coried Hair, used in the mamUac- 
 
 inri' of Sofas 3Iattrasses !s.v.... 
 
 Cultivators, and parts tiieieof. . . . 
 
 ]<'reo 
 17 V 
 
 Free 
 17 i 
 
 Hi 
 
 17.^ 
 171 
 •"i 
 
 1' 
 
 Free 
 Free 
 
 jii'l.-ry 17] 
 
 D. 
 
 Dead F.ves, Ships' . . 5 
 
 Dead Lights, " .5 
 
 Deeli Plugs, " .5 
 
 Diamond and Preciou;; Stones unset Free 
 Dried Fruits & Nutsofailkinds viz: 
 Currants, l>ate>. Prunes and 
 I'bnns, Raisins, All others, 
 Nut.-i, Aluiondh, shelle<l, not 
 shelled, Filberts and Walnuts, 
 Others, not cLewhore specitied 17.i- 
 
 Dates. (Se(! dried Fruits.) 17] 
 
 iDeninis and Drillings (see cotton.s) 17ii 
 
 jDolls. ("See Fancy Goods.) 17^ 
 
 IDice, Ivory or Rone. (See Fy Gdr. 17] 
 
 Drain 'files Free 
 
 Drawing.-^, not in Oil Free 
 
 Donations of Clothing for distribut- 
 ion by Charitable Institutions. . Free 
 Drugs, not olherw ise specified. . . . 17] 
 
 Drugs, used chiefly fbr dying Free 
 
 Duck, for r.elting and Hose.". Free 
 
 Dried and (Jreen Fruit, when the 
 gro« th and produce of Newfoinul 
 land Fr.>o 
 
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 r. r, 
 
 Dyo Stiiirs n.-iiks, i;.Tri'-s Nii*!^, 
 V(^j,'('liililn ami Woods, used clilly 
 
 ill tly':ii'o I*'''" 
 
 E. 
 
 J'-ar(li, f'liiVK fiTiil Sniids Fvfvi 
 
 JvnrlliciiM :irc and Ciockci y 17.', 
 
 Kdf^'H TouIk. (Sio ]V!alu^^actllI•l^s.) 17| 
 
 K !,';<« Free 
 
 VAvv.tro Plate 17i 
 
 KltMitroplate lilockB, lor piintitij,' 
 
 piiriioscs Free. 
 
 Kmciry Fnu; 
 
 Kmory rajxir iiiid Clotli 17^ 
 
 KIK'cts, Settlers' Fiee 
 
 JCii<(raviii};s and Prints 17^ 
 
 Eiijiines, viz. : 
 
 liocomodves, Othcrp, Ste.ani Fire 17^ 
 TiOooiiiotivi? Franie.s, Axles for 
 J>ocoiiiotives, Hoop Ii'oii. or 
 Steel foi- tires ot wlicels, bent 
 and welded, (..'ranks an<l Crank 
 Axles, Crank I'ins I't Conneet- 
 iiit,' Rods, Piston Ivods, (iiiidn 
 
 aTid Slide liars in 
 
 JCssenees, not ooiitaininir any Spts. 17} 
 " contaiidnj,' Spirits !ji .SO per 
 
 Imp. fi;al.. i)ki,'s 17j 
 
 lOxtraets, ndxed witli Sjiirits or 
 Strong AVaters, $1.S() ; pkgs 17i 
 
 Faetorv Heaters, Choose VatR,Press- 
 
 : es, \V 
 
 Fa<'t()ry and 3Iiil Madiinery 
 
 Fancy (loods, viz. : 
 
 Aliib;\sler, Sp.ir, Uronze, 'I'erra 
 
 Cotla or Composition Orna- 
 ments 17^ 
 
 Artieles end)roidered with (iold, 
 
 Silvi^r or other Metals 
 
 liraeelets, Uraiils, iVc, made of 
 
 Hair 
 
 Heads and P.end Ornaments... 
 IJoxi's, (li'aiK'y) ( irnamenlal Cases 
 
 and WritniL: Oesks 
 
 Combs, and mannfictmes of 
 
 Hone, Shell, Horn and Ivory. 
 
 Coral, Cut or manufacturod 
 
 Dolls 
 
 h^ans aud Fir^ Screens IV j 
 
 Feathers and Flowers, Artilicial 
 
 and Ornamental 
 
 IJohl and Silver Cloths, Tassels, 
 
 Thread, <."^e 
 
 Ivory or P>ono Dice, Draui,dits, 
 
 Ches.-inen, \c 
 
 Millinery of all kinds 
 
 Pearl. Composition, and inami- 
 
 factnres of 
 
 Thri'ud, Lace and Insertions. . . 
 Fancy Straw Plaits, Tu.-can and 
 
 Gras.-^ 
 
 Farniintr Implements and Utensds. 
 when imported hy A;,'rionltnral 
 Societies for enoo\u-ajjement of 
 
 AixritMdt.ire Free 
 
 Felt' for Hats, Hoots and Gloves. . . 10 
 
 17! 
 17i 
 
 Ilk 
 
 17i 
 171 
 
 17,1 
 
 17} 
 17} 
 17i 
 
 -^ 
 
 1 
 
 17} 
 
 171 
 17J 
 
 m 
 
 Free 
 
 V. 0. 
 
 Felt Hats 17} 
 
 Flit, others not el:^(rwhere specified 171 
 
 Felt for Iloofm.i.; 17| 
 
 J'"il'rillii, Mexican Fibre or Tornj)!- 
 eo, while or Hlack, and other 
 vofjetable (Hires Ibrmannfactnre. Free 
 
 Filberts (See Dried Nnt.>) 17.V 
 
 Fius. (See Dried Finit.s) 17,5 
 
 Files. (See iMannfactnres; 17j 
 
 Fire Arms of all kinds. (See Guns) 
 when from United States, entry 
 nnist he. authorized by Depar'mt 17} 
 
 Fin- I'.riek, oonnnon Free 
 
 Fire Ibick, shaped Free 
 
 Fire Clay Free 
 
 Firewood I'^reo 
 
 Fire Works 17} 
 
 Fire i;n;j,iiies — Steam 17 1 
 
 " t)lher 17,1 
 
 P'irc Isxtinj^nishers — Chemieal. . . . 171 
 
 Fishplates. (See Hailroad) Free 
 
 Fish from U. S.. ini'lnding Cod, 
 Hadiiockand Pollock, fVosh, dry 
 salted, wetsalt(Hl, pickled, smkd. Free 
 
 " h'lec 
 
 Free 
 
 I'vrr 
 
 Flee 
 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 
 ok( (I Free 
 
 ic'i- fresh Free; 
 
 Jlackercd, fresh 
 
 *' iiickled 
 
 Halilint, fresh. .. 
 
 liicklcd. . 
 
 Herri iiL';s, IVesh. . 
 
 ^ " ' jiickled 
 
 • " sm 
 
 Sea Fish, ot 
 
 " '• piei\led Fl ec 
 
 " preserve'. .. Free 
 
 Oysters, fresh in shell Free 
 
 " flesh in cans Free 
 
 •' shelled, in bulk Free 
 
 Tjobsters. fresh Free 
 
 " peisorved, in cans Free 
 
 isait Fish , FrcM- 
 
 " < ;iains or other Free 
 
 from Cii'd St;iles — Salmon, fre.^^b 
 
 smoked, canned, jiickled, Free 
 
 Allot! er, Ire.sli F,.,.,. 
 
 pickled Free 
 
 Fish ( >il, Whale Free 
 
 " Cod Free 
 
 " Others, Free 
 
 and products of Fish and Fi.sh 
 Oil, wliei. the products of New- 
 
 foiuidlaiul Free 
 
 Fish, salted or smoked, from all 
 
 othert ;nntries, 1 ct.jierlb.; i)k>.'8 17} 
 Fish, ]ii'user\-ed, except from U. S. 
 
 and H. N. A. Provinc*!:* 17} 
 
 FishliiL; Nets anil Seines Frei' 
 
 Fish Hooks, Lilies and Fish Twines Free 
 I''iatWiie tor t'rinoline, uncovered l'\ec 
 
 Flax Wa.-te Fice 
 
 !Flax, Hemp ami Tow, undressed. . Fiii' 
 
 iFlaxSeed Free 
 
 Fhnirof Wheat or Uye. (Seetirain") Free 
 Flour and Meal of any other (irain l''iee 
 Flour, the produce of Newfoundl'd Free 
 
 iFlannels. (See Woollens) 17} 
 
 Fruits, Green of all kinds, viz: 
 
 Apjiles and Pears 10 
 
 Grapes 10 
 
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 ? 
 
 
 
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 CI 
 
 m 
 
 ft! 
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 LonioiiK and Orangep .. 
 
 I'.^a.-h.s ; 
 
 I'iiie A|tj>loH 
 
 All othtMs iiot('lHfi\vlieie«|)ec.ili()l 
 
 Grc»!ii and Dried iVoni I>. N. A 
 
 rroviiircs 
 
 Fruits preservud in I'.raiuly nr otlior 
 
 S|iiiit.->, .■?1.>^(> |)or Imp. ujvl.; rikjr.s 
 Fms, tikins, Kt-U.s or Tails, iuku'mI 
 
 Fins. (See iNlaniiriK^tnrt's) 
 
 Fills or Skins, Uh'. prodlicis ol'Fisli 
 
 111' MnriiK' Animals 
 
 ]'r().i;s. (^'tH■ Kailruad^ 
 
 Fiirnitiire or Cabinet Warti 
 
 *' lor Coaches and HanieHS 
 
 G 
 
 Calvnnized Iron. (See Iron, ^o.) 
 
 Cialvaiii/ed Win:, t!X«'.ept lor Wire 
 IlijUl^in;.; lor Ships 
 
 Gas littin;;.s 
 
 Gelniitine 
 
 Gi'ins and Medals, C'abineta of. . . . 
 
 German Flated and Gilded Ware, 
 mannl'aetured of all kinds 
 
 (iinjiiclnd'i: Geneva and Old Turn, 
 $1.20 j>er Imp. gal.; i)k^cs 
 
 Gin,ii;(M-, ,i;roimd. (See Spices) .... 
 
 (iiiij^cr, iiii,L(round " .... 
 
 (finger Ale 
 
 (iirondoles, (iasaliers and Gas Fit- 
 tiiii's 
 
 Ginghams. (See Cottons) 
 
 Glass and Glassware, plate and sil- 
 vered, stained, i>aintcd or color- 
 ed 
 
 Glass J'apiM- and Glass Clotli 
 
 Glasswive 
 
 Gla-8, Window and I'lain 
 
 Globes, when imported by and for 
 Use of Colleges, ScieutUie and 
 Lifcer-ary Societies, and Schools 
 
 (ilue 
 
 Goat Hair, unmanufactured 
 
 (lold. Silver and Llectro- plate, ma- 
 nntactured 
 
 Gold and Silver Leaf 
 
 (iold Heaters' Brim Moulds and 
 Skins 
 
 Gi ains of all ki.ids 
 
 (iriiss, Osier, Palm licaf, Straw, 
 Whtdebone or Willow, exci^pt 
 Plaits elsewhere mentioned. (Sec 
 Maiinfactures 
 
 ( : rass Plaits, Fancy 
 
 (I ravels 
 
 Gicjise and Scraps 
 
 Grease, Axle 
 
 ' (iri'i'ii Fruits. (See Fruits, Green) 
 
 Green and Dried Fruits, growth and 
 produce of Newfoundland 
 
 (Iiajus. (See Fruits, Green) 
 
 Grass— Manilla and Sea Grass. . , . 
 I Grindstones and Scythe Stones.. . 
 
 (Jum, British 
 
 (.Min Ar.abic, Chewing, and others 
 not (ilsewhere spe<',iiied 
 
 G unis, Sandarac, Mastic and Shellac 
 
 V. c. 
 
 10 
 
 10 
 
 10 
 
 10 
 
 Free 
 
 171 
 
 Five 
 17. i 
 
 Free 
 Free 
 
 171 
 17i 
 
 171 
 Free 
 
 17i 
 
 17i 
 •Jo 
 17.1 
 17j 
 
 Ilk 
 
 m 
 
 17i 
 Uf 
 171 
 171 
 
 Free 
 
 Hi 
 
 Free 
 
 17i 
 
 171 
 
 Free 
 Free 
 
 17i 
 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 
 nk 
 
 10' 
 
 Free 
 
 10 
 
 Free 
 
 17.J 
 
 Free 
 
 fvoj 
 
 Glim, Copal and Damar Free 
 
 Guns, liill('s aiul Fire Arms of all 
 kinds. (When from Uiii'd Statics 
 eiihy must be authorized by 
 
 1 )ei)artiiient.) 17^ 
 
 Gunpowder Nitro Glyciriiie and 
 
 FuhiiinHting Powder 17} 
 
 Giiiii»owdcr and Explosive Sub- 
 
 stanei's, ii.sed lor blasting Hi- 
 fi ntta Pereha, iininannfuctured . . . Free 
 
 tiiitta Pereha, inpuufaetiired 17i 
 
 (iypsiim or Plaster of Paris, neither 
 
 ground nor calcined Free 
 
 Gyiisuni, ground, not calcined, for 
 
 iigi iciiltiiral purposes Fi'ee 
 
 Grain, and products thereof, viz: 
 Barley, Oats, Peas and Beans, 
 (v* hole,) live, Indinn Corn, Wheat, 
 (other,) Flour of Wheat, Flour of 
 live, Indian Meal, Oatmeal, Meal, 
 all others Free 
 
 K 
 
 Hair nr Mohair, manufactured. . . . 17J 
 Hair. Human, Angola, I'.ntValo, Cur- 
 led, Horse, and Hog. Mohair, (ioat 
 ami Thiliet, unmanufactured... Free 
 lliiir. Curled, used in the manufac- 
 ture of Sofas, Mattrasses, kc. ... Free 
 llarnets and Saddlery of Leather 
 
 maniilaetnre 17^ 
 
 Handles for Tools. (Se<> maiiufac- 
 
 tiiies of Wood) 17i 
 
 Hainioiiiiuns 171 
 
 Hay and Straw 10 " 
 
 Hay, Straw and Bran f:om B.N. A. 
 
 Provinces Free 
 
 Hat Pliisli, for Hatters' use 10 
 
 Hats— Beaver, Silk and Felt 17 J 
 
 '■ Straw, Chip, Grass, or oilier 
 
 material 17i 
 
 " Caps and I'ounets 17^ 
 
 Heavy or Carbolic Oil, usetl in the 
 manufacture of Wood lUock 
 
 Pavement, iS:c Free 
 
 Hemp, undressed Free 
 
 Hides, Fi ee 
 
 1 lorn and Pelts Free 
 
 Hops 5 cents per lb. 
 
 Hoes. (See Manufactures) 17t 
 
 Hose and Tubing. (See Maiiufs.) 17j 
 
 Hosiery 17l 
 
 Horn and Ivory. (See maniifacts.) 17^ 
 
 I lorses 10 
 
 Horse Hair, uninanufacttued Free 
 
 Hoop and Sheist Iron 5 
 
 Hubs. (See Maniifs. of Wood. . . . 17i 
 Hydraulic Cement or Marine.gr'nd 17| 
 *' '* " ungr'ud Free 
 
 Indian Corn and Grain of all kinds 
 
 Indian Meal 
 
 Indian llublmr, unmaufactured 
 
 (See Caoutchouc) 
 
 Indian Itiiliber, manufactured. (See 
 
 j\[;iniifucture!-) 
 
 Indigo 
 
 Free 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 
 9f 
 
 or Avery, Browu A €o., uow ItlCOnN uiul WKUK, llttlilux. 
 
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 I 
 
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 I 
 
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 112 
 
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 Ijik.i oCall kimln, cxci-jtl. I'liiiiin^' 
 tiii(« 
 
 Ifikn, I'riiiliii;.' 
 
 Ii'Mi, I'in; 
 
 Ii'di, \\/. : 
 
 I'.ipil, Hiir, ll<«)|)(ir Hlimt, Sfrap, 
 (iiilv:irii/,<'>l, |iiii|ill<-(l ill Ji.iis, 
 Itl'ioiiiM iiikI i:il|i!tH, ill Itlixjiim 
 
 tiii'l |{|IIi-Im, ii'iI I'ii<I<IIi"I 
 
 I<i)lih iiiiil K|iiU<'H, liiilviiiii/.i^ij. . . 
 N:iilrt iiMil Spikr'M, roil, roiiiirl, 
 
 lliit. mill Hi|ii;ii'i' 
 
 IIdou fur 'l"iri'.-i oi' Diiviii/ VVlii'cl.i 
 
 lit' liiKtDiiiiitivi'H, hi'iif timl wi:l'il 
 
 Itoili'i riiil<-H Riillcil ]Mat('.H 
 
 riiiiiHiii I'liiii^H 
 
 'riiiii.f.i I'livii'M 
 
 Wire, wlirilicr Oiii viinizrd or not. 
 (•A(M'|(t, till' Win- l{i;^'L'iiii? 
 
 Itiiilrii:ul IfjUH, V\ rmij^lil, Iron or 
 SIrcl Cliiiiis (inilji'isli riatfK. . 
 
 'I'lilifH anil ri|iiii;,', wiirn (liavMi, 
 mill ollicru !«(• 
 
 I\ iii'(<H lilid lililiM'K, ShipH 
 
 MiihIh or purtH ot Iron IMiiHt:^. . . . 
 IiistruniriitH, IMiisiciil, not <!Ihi)- 
 
 wlicrii ^iircitiril 
 
 liiHlriiini'iitH, MiiHiiMl, tor Hands, 
 
 for iimi ol Army or Navy 
 
 Ivory, IJonc, rrarl ami Morn, nil'tl. 
 
 I Miry, iMimnniiliii'tiiriHl 
 
 I vory NiitM 
 
 1 vory or lioiio {t'ww 
 
 .la|i|mnui-(! Tin, I'lanislin] Tin and 
 
 Kriluniiia IMitnl Waro 
 
 •Ii'aiis (Si'f (!o1ton«.) 
 
 .Icwelli'iy and Watclii-s 
 
 .1 link and ttakuiu 
 
 I'. <' 
 i'ni! 
 
 10 
 ft 
 
 r» 
 
 5 
 
 Free 
 
 17] 
 
 r. 
 
 Vrw. 
 
 17i 
 
 Vyw. 
 
 17 
 
 Krcti 
 
 Fu-f. 
 
 17 
 
 171 
 
 n 
 
 Fii'c 
 
 K 
 
 K.'l|i 
 
 Kyrolilf 
 
 Kni'<>s and Kidrrs, Iron (Sliiiis'). , 
 
 Fr.'c 
 Free 
 
 hard and Tallow, I el. per ll>. Jikt;<. 17} 
 
 " till' prodiii'i' of Mid Fri'o 
 Lakes, Scarlrl and Slaroon, in piilp Froo 
 
 l.ainplilafk 17} 
 
 Load, I'ij; Frt'e 
 
 SluH't, Kod and Wliitf, dry, 
 
 Siii^ar of. Froe 
 
 Loallnr, vi/.: — Sliooj), Oalf, (toat 
 
 and Clianiois Skins 17\ 
 
 l.oatlur, or lniitatii>n ot Li-atbcr. , 17} 
 l.i'allicr, manufai-tnii'd, vi/. : Hoots 
 
 and Shoos, llainos.-s and Sadl'r\ 17} 
 
 l,o <t'icr, Solo and I'ppiT . . . 10 
 
 1. 01,.. lis, and (>ianL;os 10 
 
 1. onions, Orunv,'i<s and Citrons, and 
 
 Kind-' of, in lirino ti'r oandvinix. . l-'roo 
 
 l.inon .■...'.. 17! 
 
 i.inon Maohiiio Tliroad \'i\ 
 
 I inon 'I'liroad 17\ 
 
 l.iiios and rwinos — l'isliini.; Fror 
 
 1 .iino 17} 
 
 Linn; Uiid Lomnn .Jiiico 
 
 Li'inorici; -I iiic<; and I'anlo 
 
 I-illi'i/rapiiic Sl(.iiii'.-< 
 
 : Jilio^'ra|iln'd, I'rintod or Cojiper 
 
 i i'lato Hills, iVc 
 
 Lltliiii '.^'o 
 
 iLolistoix, I'M'scrvoil, from countries 
 
 I otlior than U. S 
 
 jLohstiif, Fresh or I'rfsorvtd in 
 
 I Can.-, trom U. S 
 
 ILock.'^ 
 
 ;Lo(oniiiiivi; Kn.ino FiiimcH, Axlt«, 
 Hoop, hoU or SItiol for tires of 
 VVhiiis, liont and wt;!d(id,(;ranks 
 and Crank Axles, (Jraiik Fins and 
 (Jiinniflin^c Hods, J'iston Hods, 
 
 <;uiile and Slide Hars 
 
 Loeomotiveand Railway 1 'ft.s.s«m;:er 
 Ha;4j,'a^'(! and Fieif,dit Cars, nin- 
 iiiK n]ioii any lino of road 
 cios.Niii;.; the frontier, po Ion;; u» 
 Canadian Looonmtivn.s and Cars 
 art! admitted frei! nnder wimilar 
 eirtannstanees in the U. S 
 
 Locomotive FnyincH 
 
 Liindier, plank and Sawed, of Itox- 
 wood, Malm^any, Rosewood, Wal- 
 iiiil and I'iteh I'ine 
 
 Lumber Ironi Newtuundland 
 
 M 
 
 M;\((!aroiii and ViMniieelli 
 
 Maehineiyfor Mills and Fai^torios, 
 not ninniif'din tliu Dominion . . 
 
 iMaihinery, not eUewhere specified 
 
 Machine "Pwist and Silk Twist.. 
 
 Maeliiiie Linen Thread 
 
 Maco and Nutmegs 
 
 ."Midt 2} oeiita per lb.; pkgs. 
 
 Manilla (irass "and Sea (trass 
 
 Mamires 
 
 Manufai'tnres of Oaslunere 
 
 Caoiitehone or Indian Rubber, or 
 of, (Jntta t'ercha, Hoots & Shoes, 
 Heitin^', Clothing, Hose and Tub- 
 
 iiit;, ,\11 other 
 
 Hi ass, Copper 
 
 Fnr, or of which Fur u the prin- 
 cipal part 
 
 Mannfaetmes oftiold, Silver,'Klec- 
 tro-jilate, Argentine, .\lbata, 
 Nickel and Plated and Gilded 
 Ware, of all kinds, not elsewhere 
 sj>ecitietl 
 
 Maiiufaetiuvs of Hair oj- ]Mohair, 
 
 not elstnvhore specitiod 
 
 liiiii and Steel .\xos. (.lutleiy of 
 all kinds. i;djxe 'rool.-'. Kilos and 
 Hasps, Hoes, Hakes and Folks, 
 Locks, Screw s for \\ imd. Scythes, 
 at'.d Snaths, Spades and Shovils, 
 Spikes, Nail.-. .lacks. Hrads and 
 Spriirs, Stoves and all otlier Cast- 
 ins.'.;, Surgical Instrnments. All 
 
 otiur 
 
 Load, viz : Shot. I'lpiinr. ^Vc 
 
 Loaiher. vi/. : Hoots and Shins, 
 " Harness and Saddlerv. 
 
 1'. c. 
 171 
 17} 
 Free 
 
 Iree 
 17' 
 
 Free 
 17} 
 
 10 
 
 Free 
 17i 
 
 Free 
 Fruo 
 
 17} 
 
 10 
 
 17i 
 
 25 
 
 \1\ 
 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 
 17} 
 
 17} 
 
 17} 
 
 17} 
 
 17} 
 
 17^ 
 
 17} 
 17i 
 
 0) 
 
 P 
 
 EI 
 
 o 
 
 w 
 
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 ft 
 
 
 
 If 
 <6 
 
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 9 
 
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 CO 
 
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 nUi*^^^ nimI WKKR, mioIt>*u«lt' llmitKiKtii, KslnUlif^lied 5« years, 
 
 N.i;; 
 
 :>.n- 
 
1'. c. 
 
 Free 
 
 17i 
 Fri'C 
 
 H. If. FiriXKU iiiMl <!0., Piiti'itf Mar«>ty l'iisf,«», lion«l oi l*on'«r'H nimrf. 
 
 17i 
 
 l'"r«e 
 
 17i 
 
 10 
 
 Free 
 17i 
 
 Free 
 Fn;o 
 
 i7A 
 Free 
 
 
 J^ree i 
 171 
 
 , or 
 
 
 >l^S, 
 
 
 ub- 
 
 
 • . • 
 
 17i 
 
 • • • 
 
 17i 
 
 in- 
 
 
 
 17i 
 
 (>C- 
 
 
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 led 
 
 
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 1 
 
 • . . 
 
 17i 
 
 *ir. 
 
 
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 174 
 
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 mil 
 
 
 ks, 
 
 
 K-''. 
 
 
 .■Is. 
 
 
 u.-l 
 
 
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 17i 
 
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 ALiMANACK. 
 
 
 Marble or Imitation of Mi\i ble, or 
 otlusr than riinf.'li slabs or bloekw. 
 i'iipicr Mache. rcuter, IMatina, 
 .InpaiDied and riatii.siud 'J'iii, 
 
 r.niannia Metal Ware. i\;c 
 
 Slate, viz. : Chinitiey Pieecs, >rau- 
 tlt-M, i'ciicils. l;o<)l!ii!^ Sliilc, lire- 
 pared, SidiiH. not elsewlifir sjt'd 
 .M('t;d ai.d Mi'ial (.'nnijMK.iiiwii, 
 not i'Imiw liere .-|M'ciiied 
 
 Marlili', iiii\vi(iii;;lit 
 
 Masts, Iron, or j>art of Iron Masts 
 (Sliips') 
 
 ^fnps, Clinrts and Alhissei' 
 
 Meats and Vei^etaliles, preserved . 
 
 Meats, Fre«li^ SalttMl or Snioktd, 
 1 eent jiit lb.; jiki^- 
 
 Meats, tresli, sailed or smoked from 
 N'ewtonndianfl 
 
 Mi'dals and (Jems, and Caliinets of 
 do., includ'j; Antii|nit,ies, Coins iVc 
 
 Medielnal Uoots in their natural 
 State 
 
 Medicines, Patent 
 
 Metal T\iie in Mocks or Pit,'s 
 
 Yellow, in bolts and bars. . 
 " for sheathinj,' 
 
 Metallic Oxides and Ochies, drj-, 
 ^'round or unyround, waslied or 
 nnwashed, not calcined 
 
 Mclailo. .25 per cent ad val and 5-8 
 of 1 cent per lb 
 
 Mi.it.iry Cluthin;:, imported by Offi- 
 cers of Army and Navy stationed 
 in Canada 
 
 Millinery of all kinds 
 
 Mineral and Aerated Waters 
 
 Mineralo;.'y SpeeimcTis 
 
 Mndds, when they cannot be used 
 as the articles of which they are 
 said to be the Models 
 
 Molasses for retininj; purposes 73 
 cents per 100 lbs. ... 
 
 .Molasscs other than for refinin^i 
 piirjioses ad val 
 
 ^Iiiss for Upholstery jMirposes. . . . 
 
 MowinLT. Ilt-aiiin^ aiid 1'hri'>liiii^ 
 Nfru-bines 
 
 Mii-ical liistniments for Ban'is for 
 
 Ai my or Navy 
 
 iii>t clsewheie specified 
 
 .Mu-ic, Sheet. . . 
 
 Music. [Uoiml. (See Printed Wrks) 
 
 Musical Clock.s 
 
 Mu.stard 
 
 N 
 
 N.i:ls, viz : 
 
 T.ieks and Drads 
 
 ('■.nijKisitioii, Sbt itbin;;' 
 
 Nail uinl Sp.ke {{•)(! lion, round, 
 
 s|u..re or tlut 
 
 X.I ! 'I ha 7 l-.^(■ts. i-jrlmii. iral.; lA.f.s. 
 X li'iiMi IIi>t.j.-> . ^p.•^■in1eI:.s ■■]". . . . 
 X IV il :;iid .^!iilt^ry .St .irus 
 
 '.'.; 1 ::!id .'Jui'lK.' 1 i . 
 
 Xitf^-i Jlvi-f rir . i'-il'iiii! ,l:n'_' I'u'.v- 
 I'l r and i-xjiiosive Substances 
 u^■.•'! for Hlasti'!_' 
 
 \"\ 
 
 17i 
 
 I'lce 
 Free 
 
 l?l 
 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 
 20 
 
 I'^i-ee 
 
 Fi'(;e 
 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 17i 
 17} 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 
 25 
 
 Free 
 
 Hi 
 
 Free 
 
 17, 
 
 171 
 
 5 
 
 17j 
 
 17t 
 
 17^ 
 Frci 
 
 Nitrate of Soda 
 
 Nuts, viz. : 
 
 hory, I sed diieiiy in dveinif 
 Othern, (,!' all kinds ...,',.. , 
 
 Nutnie(,'.s 
 
 11.'} 
 
 I'. 0. 
 
 Flee 
 
 Free 
 171 
 
 17i 
 l'"iee 
 j'l-'.e 
 I'!-..c 
 
 17; 
 
 Oatna^al and Fli.ur, or Meal of any 
 
 dm in 
 
 Oats V. .. . . 
 
 Oal'iuni 
 
 Ochres, \\7, : 
 
 tJround or calcined 
 
 L)ry, j.'round or luiKroinid, wash- 
 ed or unwashed, not calcined . . 
 Oils, reetitied i«r jirepared, vi/,. : 
 Castor, Flax Seed or Linseed, 
 lleiu|> and Uajie Seed, Olivo 
 and Salad, Ve^retable not other- 
 wise si.eeilied, Volatile or Ks- 
 Kcutial; Oilsnf ;ill kinds, Crude, 
 excejit Whale oil.s and others) 
 
 ekiewhero speciticd 
 
 Cocoa Nut, Pine aiid Palm, in 
 their natural btate, Heavy or 
 
 (Carbolic 
 
 Coal and Kerosene, Najitha, Pen- 
 zole and Refined Petroleum, 
 i'roducts of Petroleum, Crude 
 I'etroleum, 7 1-5 tents jier Imp. 
 
 t,'-al. ; pkf,'s 
 
 Cod Liver, Medicinal Prejmra- 
 tioiis, not elsewhere si»eciiied.. 
 Fish, and Fi.sh of all kinds, the 
 produce of the Fislieries of the 
 United States, except Fish uf 
 the Inland Lakes and of the 
 Rivers falling', into them, and 
 except Fish preserved 'in Oil.. 
 Whale, in the eaiiks from on 
 shii)-l)oard, and in the condi- 
 tion in whi(.h it was first land- 
 ed 
 
 Fi.sh, other 
 
 loil Cak»' 
 
 Oil <'l(iths 
 
 iOil Painting's and Chromos 
 
 jfjil Paiituins, by Art!, ts uf well 
 I l-:nown nioit, or copies nf the 
 
 i Old Musters by such Artists 
 
 ■Old Ti.^in tiin. ^l.-M pel- Iniji. ^'al. ; 
 
 i P^v:^ 
 
 l<Jpiuni 
 
 ;Oran^^eH 
 
 Oran'^es, CitruUH and Lemons, and 
 
 Rinds i.f, in briiie for canilyinK' 
 jOrtfiUis, Mclodeons and llaiino- 
 
 i niurns 
 
 jordnani;!; Stores 
 
 iores of .Mital.s of all kinds 
 
 1' ),~ierK or Willi iw 
 
 |')y-ter;, viz. : 
 
 I In ciiis, Fresh, from Cmintries 
 
 otlli;r U]:iO U. S. Pri sei'Ncil, 
 
 ' from eoimti'ies o'le r tli;in C.S. 
 
 l''r<;^li, from l.'.S. ; I'le-li, in i iUis, 
 
 j fruni C.S. ; Shelled, in bulk, 
 
 I fn; ■ IS 
 
 Free 
 Fiei; 
 i'lee 
 
 174 
 Free 
 
 17i 
 Free 
 
 17i 
 17i 
 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 
 lU 
 
 Free 
 
 17i 
 
 17i 
 
 Free 
 
 17.5 
 10 
 
 Free 
 
 i7.i 
 I' lee 
 l''ree 
 Free 
 
 17' 
 
 I'rw! 
 
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 [187!) 
 
 Oxiil(;s ,M(!l:il!i(:, dry, ^idiiiid nr 
 iitiuri)iiiiil, wiihIioiI or uiiwahlK'il, 
 ituf (;al(iiu;(l Frei! 
 
 P 
 
 I'Af'KAOKH. - Tlu! VlllllO of ;ill ItiitMcH, 
 
 I''l.i>iUs, Jars, DuMiijdhiis, (mU'Imins, (!:i.d;s<, 
 
 llnif.slicliiiM, I'ipcH, liiUTiils, !MI(1 :ill iitlliT 
 
 Vessels I ir l'iu;lv;ij;od inaiiufiictiircd by Tin, 
 Inm, liOiid, Ziiie, (Jliiss or any othi^r 
 iiiMtorial, iukI ('ap:i))Io(if Imldiii;,' l,ii|iiitls; 
 (Jratoa (toiitainiiif^ (.JImhs, Cliiiia, (!rnfl<i!ry 
 (ir Kaitlitiiiware, and all l'ar!;a;;rs in 
 wliii'li (iDuds aio coiniiKiidy phiccd fur 
 hoint! (.!()iiHiiii)|>ti()ii, Jncliidiii^' ( :ascv'i in 
 wldi'li Uottiod Hi»iiits, WiiUiS ur Malt 
 Li(|iinrsaroc<)Mtiiiii(!d,aMd tivcry I'ack i;^(', 
 Imiiiir tlu! Ilrsf. rccoi'laule ur covering cii- 
 (•lusiiiir (JoimIh f<ir ]i!ir|n>sos<>f sale, sli;dl in 
 all casus in whicli tlicsy iioiitaiii (.'(mkN 
 sniijiidt t,(» nil ad calorcM duty, hu takoii 
 and liold to l)i; a part i>t' tlui fair niarkot 
 value of such (ii>f)d;! for duly, and wlieii 
 tliny contain (Joods sid)joft to Hjiocitic 
 duly oidy, such Tackaj^cs shall hnoliaru'od 
 with a duty of Custouis of 17i jior i-ont. 
 ad luiliirfiii, to bo coni])utcd upou tliuir 
 original cost or valuo, and all (Joods not 
 enumerated in this said Act or any other 
 Act, as ulmrued with auy duty of (Justouis, 
 anil not (hn^lared free of <hily hy some 
 mu'cpealcd Act or provision shall Ik; 
 ehiunod with a duty of Customs of !7t 
 jier ceat. ad vali>r<'))t, wlieu imixirtcul 
 into Canada, or taken otit of warehouse 
 for cousumi»tion therein ; hut all I'ack- 
 au'es not hereinhefoi-e speeitieil, and not 
 Hl>ecially chart,''ed with duty hy luiy un- 
 repealed Act, and hein^- the usual and 
 ordinary I'ackaj^es in whii-h Oouds are 
 packed for exportation, accordin;^- tu tlu; 
 f^eiU'ral usaLTc and custnni of tr.idi-, sli d! 
 he fr(;(; of duty. 
 
 I'. V. 
 
 l'kj;s. (if (!'iN pnyin;.; specilie duties 174 
 
 Paint.s and Colors 17 J 
 
 rainliiius in Oil, hy Ailists of well 
 known merit, or copies of the 
 old Masters ])V such Artists Free 
 
 Paintii 
 
 in oil. and I'hromos not 
 
 elsewhere ."^pocilied 17i 
 
 I'aper, Writ in;;- 17.^ 
 
 I'lintiui,' 17 V 
 
 Wrapjiin,!,'' 17.t 
 
 All other 17^ 
 
 Hanufini^i 17i 
 
 Uiuiin iVillar Cloth.. 
 
 I'r. 
 
 Collar Clutli Fn 
 
 l'ai>ier .Mache 17^ 
 
 I'aper, Class and Class Cloth ]0 j 
 
 Parasols a.n(l Umbrellas 17J 
 
 I'lileiil Medicine and Medicinal 
 
 IMvparati'ius ''.'■> 
 
 Paris and P. rmanentUrecns I r.u 
 
 Peas.... 
 
 !■■ 
 
 Si)!it.. 
 'ca.'ies. 
 'ep, er, \ 
 
 I'Uirrouad li 
 
 ;ri)U. 
 
 P.O. 
 
 I'dts, Ilidis uiid Ihirns Kroe 
 
 I'erfiUMed Spirits, Jrl.su |H)r lm)>. 
 
 ;.,'al.; pkL^s 174 
 
 i'ci fumed Spirits, u'hcn in llasks or 
 bottles, not \M:i!^liii,;j mor<; l.lcui 
 4 o/. See bottles iu I'urfiuucd 
 
 Spirits ^l^\ 
 
 I'eifumery, not elsewhere speeitied 25 
 
 I'erfiuned and Fancy Soaps 'if) 
 
 I'etroleiun, Jlelineil or not, 7 1-5 
 
 cents i»er Imp. \^i\.\.\ pkj,'s 17.i 
 
 Pianos nj 
 
 Pine and Palm Oilsin their natural 
 
 state Free 
 
 Pine Apples 10 
 
 I'ipinn' :oid Tubes of Pras-i, Copper 
 
 or iruii 17A 
 
 IMckle.i a.iid Sauces 17.^ 
 
 Pimento, ground '.ifi 
 
 I n;;r(fund 172 
 
 I'll' iron, I'in: i,cad, Pipe Ciuy Vwx 
 
 I'ipes, Toku'co 17.} 
 
 Pitch and'I'ar Free 
 
 IMasteriif Paris, ground or ealoined IV.J 
 
 ! 'laying- Ca.rds 25 
 
 Plank ami Sawed l.umbtu', not be- 
 in<^' of Mahojyany, RiLsewond, 
 Waiiuit, (.'hestuut and Cherry, 
 I'itcli Piuo, IJoxwood, or not 
 imported from H N.A. Provinces 17i 
 Plank and Sawed fiUmher, of liox- 
 wood, Uose wood, Walnut, Cherry 
 and Chestnut aud Pitch Pine. . . Free 
 
 Ploughs and parts thereof 17^ 
 
 PlaU; P^olled Iron, Jioiler Plate.. 5 
 
 Plates Canada 5 
 
 'I'iiuied 5 
 
 Preserved Meats aud Poultry 17i 
 
 Printed, Iitthou:raphed or Copper 
 
 I'late Hills, ;\:c I7i 
 
 Precipitate of Co]tper Free 
 
 I'reeiipu-i Stones, unset, Free 
 
 I'iinUrs' imiilemeuts, iVc, \\/,: 
 Pressi's, I'^lectrotype ;uul stereo- 
 tyjie liloeksfor Printinj;;- purposes Free 
 
 Printing Ink Free 
 
 Prints aud FuyraviuLfs 17) 
 
 Proprietary Medicines, mixed with 
 iSjiirits iif Strou'j: Waters, •'?l..Si) 
 
 per Imp. ual ; i)k(,'S 17.j 
 
 Prunes .•< Plums. (See dried fruits) 174 
 Prunella -Cpper of Ladies' Hoots 
 
 and Shoes 10 
 
 Pliot(>trra|ihic Materials 17.j 
 
 IMiosphorus Free 
 
 I'hilosophical Instruments and Ap- 
 
 jiaratHS fur Collei,'eH and Schools Free 
 Powder -Ful mi natiiur Cell njiowder, 
 Nitro-Clyeeriiie and I'".Nplosivo 
 Substances used for blastiii,t^. . . . 17' 
 
 l'ovv(U;rs -Hleaehiu,'' Free 
 
 Poultry, \,\\v ^■^ 
 
 Potatoes ;■' 
 
 I'.'l u<h, I'i'lr-ouiate of Frrv 
 
 I'o! i>i\ ii' bottles, bScciits jk-r Imp. 
 
 - ■;.• pi<-;= 17i 
 
 I'orler, ill c.i-;!>s, 1 ; cents jur Imp. 
 -.d.: ]>krs 173 
 
 
 187i 
 
 
 I'cwte 
 
 
 I'lai 
 
 
 W:i 1 
 
 
 mat 
 
 
 I'lantv 
 
 
 of ^ 
 
 
 riaiits 
 
 
 lU'/S . 
 
 ¥ 
 
 
 
 
 Kailro: 
 
 
 
 I'.iss 
 
 u 
 
 
 *> 
 
 Kailro; 
 
 n 
 
 Iron 
 
 
 
 llaiiro: 
 
 % 
 
 (h;u 
 
 be 
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 < 
 
 Kairoa 
 
 liape a 
 
 
 Rape : 
 
 p 
 
 llasj»b( 
 
 h 
 
 Spiri 
 
 tfi 
 
 Uatan 
 
 
 Mam 
 
 Uaisiii! 
 
 liemiet 
 
 Ilicc, : 
 
 i 
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 free ; 
 
 
 
 Kidora 
 
 RiftCH,( 
 
 l{i^"Xiuj 
 
 "k 
 
 Rinds 
 
 hem* 
 
 * 
 
 the p 
 
 ti 
 
 Rosin. . 
 
 I'oots— 
 
 
 state 
 
 RoofUl!, 
 
 
 Slate 
 
 
 lfoli(;s 1 
 
 Rubber 
 
 A 
 
 I'nni 
 
 l 
 
 Ruin, J^ 
 
 (1 
 
 Shru 
 
 V 
 
 Rve... 
 
 c 
 
 ■4 
 
 
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 187!) 
 
 
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 Free | 
 
 
 r litnt. 
 
 
 I7i 
 
 
 .isks or j 
 
 
 ■«' Mi:iM 
 
 
 tUIUOll 
 
 
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 2r> ! 
 
 
 , 7 1-r. ! 
 
 
 
 17i 1 
 
 M 
 
 17^ ] 
 
 M 
 
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 P 
 
 Froc 1 
 
 
 10 
 
 '4 
 
 17i 
 
 M 
 
 nl i 
 
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 17^- 
 
 H 
 
 5! 
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 xy l''ro(' 
 
 H 
 
 Free i 
 
 Y 
 
 ilciiied IV.i 
 
 
 
 2;) 
 
 lOt 1>0- 
 
 p 
 
 
 :iiorry, i 
 
 M 
 
 )!• not 
 
 
 
 )viii(;os 17i 
 
 a 
 
 f Hox- 
 
 
 
 CluiiTy 
 
 
 
 ^iiie. . . Free 
 
 f? 
 
 17J 
 
 n 
 
 Mate.. 5 1 
 
 M 
 
 5 
 
 M 
 
 
 jt 
 
 5 
 
 m4 
 
 .V 174 
 
 ti 
 
 'opper 
 
 
 I7i 
 
 
 
 Fvi'L' 
 
 Ut 
 
 Five 
 
 t 
 
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 '< 
 
 id-reo- 
 
 $i 
 
 rposes Free 
 
 H 
 
 Free 
 
 nr 
 
 
 HI 
 
 1 witli 
 
 3 
 
 Hi 
 
 SI. 80 
 
 0) 
 
 IT'i 
 
 
 
 TUlts) ITi 
 
 H 
 
 I'.uotS 
 
 *i 
 
 10 
 
 H" 
 
 17i : 
 
 Free , 
 
 s 
 
 (1 Ap- j 
 
 
 wdcr, 
 
 
 
 
 ,:,'.... 17' 
 
 
 Fri'i' 
 
 
 ]■.' 
 
 
 ... Imv.; 
 
 
 hup. 
 
 
 .. 17A 
 
 
 i lip. 
 
 
 173 ; 
 
 
 50 yrai-M, 
 
 
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 ALMANACK. 
 
 llo 
 
 1'. <;. 
 I'ewlor, riiitiim, Jiipuiiiiotl ainl 
 
 I'liiiiisJied Tin, IhituMiiiii iMetiil 
 
 W.ire 174 
 
 I'lnnprt iintl .••nniji {Uu.r (Sliips' 
 
 inutcriiil) 5 
 
 l'l;iiits -Tri'eH iuid Slirvihs, urowtli 
 
 of Newfoundland Free 
 
 I'hints— Trees and Slirnlw 10 
 
 B 
 
 Itau'S Free 
 
 Knilriiad Oars 
 
 l'assenf,'er, Frei^;ht, I'latform... 17\ 
 Hailroad liars • 
 
 Iron, Steii], FroyfS Free 
 
 l!iiilro;id VV'rou'jrJit Iron or Steel 
 
 ( h;drs aiul Fish Plates Free 
 
 Ualroad Car Axles Free 
 
 Rape and Iloni]) Seoda 10 
 
 Rape and l[eni|> (Jils 17 J 
 
 l!;isi>berry Syrup, not eontaininj,' 
 
 Spirits 17] 
 
 llatan for Chair Makci-s and Whij) 
 
 -Mannfaetnrers Free 
 
 Kaisins 17 J 
 
 Itcnnet Free 
 
 Rieo, 1 cent per lb.; large bags, 
 
 free ; |H)ckets ITJ 
 
 Kiders and Knees, Iron (Ships')... 5 
 UiHoH,<l}uns & Fire Arms of all kinds 17^ 
 
 l{i^'i,'int,', Wire (Ships*) Free 
 
 Kinds of Oranges, Citrons and 
 
 bemons, imported in brine for 
 
 the purpose of candying Free 
 
 Kosin Free 
 
 I'luots — Medieinal, in their natund 
 
 state Free 
 
 ll.iiifln.Lr Felt 17* 
 
 Slate, jirepared 171 
 
 Hopes and Cordage 17.| 
 
 UulihiT, nianufaetured 17J 
 
 1 innannfaetured Free 
 
 limn, 5^1.20 per Imp. gal.; jikgs... 17.\ 
 
 Shrub, !*1.80 per Imp. gal.; i)kg8 17.| 
 live Free 
 
 S 
 
 Sails, ready-made 17* 
 
 Siiil-floth or Canvas (Ships' use). . f) 
 
 s il Anmioniiu; Free 
 
 S:il Suda, Salt Free 
 
 .^;i:iii l'.i|)er and Sand Cloth 17.^ 
 
 Satiii and Fine VVa lied White.. .. Free 
 
 •S.uiiiets 174 
 
 S:uK'ige Casings 17^ 
 
 .s.rews, fur Wood 1"/ 1 
 
 Stliindani Sehnaj»|»3, .*1.80perlnip, 
 
 •-r''!--. i>'<Ji-3 Hi 
 
 Siytliesand Snaths U.j 
 
 i^'M (rrass and Manira Gra.ss Free 
 
 ■'^uc(1m, not elasKcd as Cereals 10 
 
 I'n.m 15. N. A. Provin(;es Free 
 
 fv'.iiers* Effeets of every deserip- 
 
 tion, ill aetu:'.l use Fruc 
 
 Siting .Machines, and parts therouf 17} 
 
 til rap,-*, Iron , .... !'* 
 
 I'risd Free 
 
 Shawls 
 
 Sh.at MuHP-, I'rinti'd 
 
 Slii|>s' lilni Uh and l':itent Uusbe.n 
 f>>r l;lncks 
 
 Pinnacle F.anijiii 
 
 Puntuig 
 
 Cables IJemp or UruKS 
 
 Compasses 
 
 Cordage, Ih^ad Kyes 
 
 Dead bights, l>eek i'higs 
 
 Iron Masts ur parts of Inm Musts 
 
 Knees, (run 
 
 Pumps and Piunp Ci;ar, 
 
 • liiders, Iron 
 
 Sail-cloth or Canvas 
 
 SliMcldes, Sheaves 
 
 Signal Lamps 
 
 Steerinu' Apiiaratus 
 
 Travelling Trufks 
 
 Varnish, hhiek and bright 
 
 Wedges 
 
 Wire l{igL',ing 
 
 Sh(dl, nianufaetured 
 
 Sheet Iron 
 
 Shovels .... 
 
 Shrubs, Trees and Plants 
 
 From H. N. A. Provinecs 
 
 Silks, Satins and Vi;lvets 
 
 Silk, Woollen, Worstt^l and Cotton 
 
 Kndiroideries & Tandiour Work 
 Silk Twist and Machine Twist 
 
 Paw, or as reeled from the Cocoon 
 S.ilver Coin, United States 
 
 Leaf 
 
 And Gold Clotli 
 
 Plated Ware 
 
 Oonnan Sheet 
 
 Silicate of Soda 
 
 Slate, nnwrought 
 
 M.mufaetured 
 
 Slotted Tapes for the jnanufaeture 
 
 fif Hooj) Skirts 
 
 Small Wares 
 
 Snud, g^romifl, dry, -I^t e'ts per lb. & 
 
 Dani]), moist or piekled, 25 cents 
 
 per lb. and 
 
 Soda Ash, (laustie. Nitrate of 
 
 So;!)), CNnniMon, 1 c't jier lb.; pKgs. 
 
 Pel fumed an<l FaiM-y 
 
 Castile '. . 
 
 Spade s 
 
 Spike . and Nails 
 
 Stoves 
 
 Spelter or Zinc, in sheets, bleeks 
 
 or i>ig 
 
 Spectimeiis of Natunil History, 
 
 Mineralogy, liotany !ir Sculpture 
 
 Sjiice.-!, giMinid, iticluding Cingcr, 
 
 Piioi.'iito a)id Pepper 
 
 Ungronnd, ini.ludinir (linger. 
 
 Pimento anil Pei)iK.!|- 
 
 iSjiikes and \'ail.<, composition .... 
 
 :Si>irits, iiieludlng Alcohol, ^l.'iO 
 
 per Iin]i. g;il.; )ik^'.-< 
 
 liian.r. , si .-0 per Imp. gal. ; pkgs 
 
 Cordials, ;.>1.80 " " " 
 
 t;in, ¥^:iO " " " 
 
 Rum, *1.20 " " " 
 
 J'. (!. 
 
 171 
 
 r> 
 r> 
 f) 
 
 r, 
 
 Free 
 
 r. 
 
 r> 
 .^> 
 ,'i 
 r» 
 
 Free 
 17i 
 
 r, 
 
 17i 
 10 
 
 Free 
 17i 
 
 174 
 17 1 
 1 'lee 
 17i 
 
 in 
 
 m 
 
 17. I 
 
 Fri-e 
 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 
 174 
 
 Free 
 
 17i 
 1 •)• 
 
 12 
 
 Free 
 
 17.4 
 
 25 
 
 17.4 
 
 ]7i 
 
 174 
 
 174 
 
 Frte 
 
 Free 
 
 174 
 Free 
 
 17^ 
 174 
 
 174 
 
 n 
 W 
 
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 M 
 
 B 
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 S]>iritM, indudih.,' 'rimiiiri.'^, Ks- 
 HL'in'us :in(l lvi(r;ii!t><, <Jl.SO iiur 
 Iiup. n,\x].: iiUji'i 171 
 
 Wll.siiV., •!'I. -'.'I I"-''" ''"!'• rr^'-'i l'l'»>* 1'" 
 
 Uthoi'-i, .'rl.SO " " " 1/ 
 
 SpiritH <»/ 'rnr|iciiliiii! 17^ 
 
 SlIDII'^US Ill 
 
 Wt.uvli, 2 cents pur 11^.; ]>k'^^ I7j 
 
 Stiliiin (tf Marlile, llr.iiuc ami 
 
 Aliilt.ntcr, iiatur.il s zc Kroo 
 
 SfciiriiHicry Vi{ 
 
 .Slcaiii ICiijfiiiuM, other tl):ili Loco- 
 Ill ttives 17J 
 
 Ntci^l, wrou^lit (;!' oitsit, in liars iiiiil 
 
 n 1(1 1 Free 
 
 Stoi'l riiitoi), I'ut to any form,. Iiu' 
 
 Hot lUdiiUK^il Fn'.n 
 
 SttuO Chiiir;;, |{ lilaay Viva 
 
 Sti.'criiiu' A|jjjir,itu-(ror iSlji|H i 
 
 Slere(it.\ |)u IJlockd loi i'niitlii).f 
 
 |)iJir|ioMc."j Freu 
 
 yto:lmlJo•it^' and Mill Shafts aiul 
 
 Cranks, ftM^'ciJ in the rou^^li.... Fruo 
 
 Steam Finj iCn'rincd 17^ 
 
 Stone, uiiwrouifht Free 
 
 Stoned for Lilhot;rai)liern Free 
 
 Straw 10 
 
 From IJ. \. A. Provinces Free 
 
 Tiisciiii, Grass and Fancy I'laits. Free 
 
 Sulph. of liriiustoiio. in roll »r flour Free 
 
 Sulplniric Acid, | cunt jier 11>.; pkgs 17i 
 
 Carboy :j contaiiiiiiyr 17| 
 
 SUK'ir Candy, brown or white, 1 c't 
 
 per lb. ; ad mil 25 
 
 Sui,'ar, above Nu. U'., 1 cent per lb.; 
 
 ad val . . 2;i 
 
 E |ual to or above No. 9, 1 cent 
 
 jjor lb. ; ad cal 25 
 
 Dblow of No. 1), J cent per lb.; 
 
 ad mil 25 
 
 SurLrical Instruments 17^ 
 
 Syruj> of Snr-ir <»r of wiiLfar Cane, 
 Syrujiof .Nfolasses (trof Soivhnm, 
 Molatio, concentrated Melado, or 
 concentrated Melado or Cane 
 
 Juice, J cents per lb., and itJ v&l 25 
 
 T 
 
 T.ifi.i. . . .!?1.80 per Imp. yal.; pkjfa. 17i 
 
 TaiH, undiesscil Free 
 
 Tallow .1 cent per lb.; pUirs. 17^ 
 
 'I'anipico, white and black Free 
 
 Tanners' IJark Free 
 
 Tapj.^, Slotted, for the luanufactuie 
 
 of lIoo|j Skirts Free 
 
 Tar and Fitch Free 
 
 Ttia, Oreen and J apan . . (1 cts. jier lb. 
 
 Tea, I !l4ok 5 cts. por lb. 
 
 'IVviselfi Free 
 
 Thilict flair, Uiinianuf.utmvJ . . .. Free 
 
 'riir.Mil, Linen 17V 
 
 TbivuJ. all uMu.r 17 j 
 
 'riiroail v'i; otli(;r arti<^lt.> eiiibroiij.jr- 
 
 cd with ^•olij, or fur t!njl)roid,>ry. 17J 
 
 Tine 111 L ICC and Insertions 17i 
 
 TiL'-i, |j»,-ain Free 
 
 'I'lioliiM' and Liuijb;!r from li N. A. 
 
 I'roviMvL-s Free 
 
 I'. I'. 
 Tin, ill bir, blocks, pi",'orxrHniilrttod Fi\;t! 
 Tin IV ZincorSjiclliT, iH i*lockwrpi(^ Frci 
 'i'iii t'Lisps, SliJvis or ■'^pan.L.'lc.-,, for 
 
 III MiufaituriiiK ll'ioj* Skirts Free 
 
 Tin I'lates 5 
 
 Tim tures contaiaiii;jf Spirits, !}l.6J 
 
 per Imp. ;;al.; jik^s 171 
 
 Tobacco I'ipc.-i 17i 
 
 Toliacco, ininnfacturcd, 25 cts. per 
 
 lb. and adi\(l 1-2.J 
 
 SnulF and Snutf Fbiur, 25 ets. 
 
 pir lb. and nd val ll\ 
 
 SniilT, damp, moist or pickle<l, 
 25 cts. por lb. and nU val... 12] 
 Tobacco Lc if, unmaiiijfactured(but 
 must h:'. bimded on importation) Fn c 
 
 Tow. undressed Fr.c 
 
 Toys 17} 
 
 Tiejs, Sliriibs, 1{ xits and Plants., li) 
 Trees, Slirulm, Koot'itt Plants, fnwu 
 
 H.N. A. Proviocca Free 
 
 Travellers' Ha'.ji-fin'e Free 
 
 " C;irria|^,'es. - SeoCarriaj^'cs 
 
 of Travellers Free 
 
 Travcllinn' Trucks (Ships') 5 
 
 Tre.enails Free 
 
 Tubes and Pipijij; of Iron 17^ 
 
 '• brass IVi 
 
 " " " Cupper 17* 
 
 Turpentine, Spirits of 17^ 
 
 " other than Spirits of .. Free 
 
 Tyjte Metal, in blocks or Pijjs Free 
 
 Typo 5 
 
 U 
 
 Union Collar Cloth I'ajior Frei' 
 
 V 
 
 V'arnish, bri<jht it black (Shii)3'u9o) 5 
 " other th in brijjht & black 17} 
 
 Veneerinif of Wood Free 
 
 " of Ivory Free 
 
 Vejjetables, includinj,' Potatoes and 
 
 other Roots 10 
 
 V'ouretables from U. N. A. Provinces Free 
 
 Vetfot iblo Fibres Fr.e 
 
 V'e.^'ctables used chielly in Dyeinjf. Free 
 
 Velvets, Silks and SaAins 171 
 
 Velveteens 17| 
 
 Vine,.far and .\cetic Acid, 12 ce.its 
 
 per Imp. u'aL; l»k!;s !'{ 
 
 Vitriol, blue Free 
 
 "W 
 
 Walnuts (Dried Nuts) 17} 
 
 NValnut Lumber — Plank and Sawed Froc 
 We.iriny; Ajipirel— Woln. or Cotton 17^ 
 Wc.iviiii;' or Tram Silk, and VVeav- 
 
 inif or Triiu Cotton, for making; 
 
 elastic svebbint;, and crinoline 
 
 thread for coverin:,'erinolinc wire FrcJ 
 Water - Cnlo^riii; ii, Has'csur bottles, 
 
 not \vci'.riiinj; more than 1 ounces 25 
 \^'ater -<J.j1o,;,'iio, others ijl.SO iter 
 
 Imp. u'al-l \'^-i* ^"^ 
 
 \Ycdu'es, ShijKi" 5 
 
 Wav -l}ec>', Parafine and othet.s. . 17J 
 
 Wa.v Candles l"i 
 
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 11 
 
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 tfvij cxcluHlwO' U'buU'Juil*) l>rij£ Cuucf.j'n iu Lower I'rurluvvu 
 
w<r*HlVlinrr. 
 
 II. IR. FiriJ.RR A f'O., Iliir niul lldll Iron, ll«>n«f 
 
 •*or> Hhnrr, 
 
 I'rorluvi'u 
 
 \V;iti:Jio8, ami parU of 
 
 Wiu'p, Cotton, not eoartiur than 
 No. 40 
 
 Uiiilo Oil in lilt; ciiNkH, from on 
 Mii|i-l)o;inl, and In the tonUition 
 ill which it wuH first laiidid. . . . 
 
 WlKilithonc. (.Souui.uiufucturoB). . 
 
 WIllMt 
 
 Wlieat Flour 
 
 Wliilin.if or VVhitoniii^f 
 
 W Infi! Zino, dry 
 
 Wliitc; jjoad, (fry 
 
 "Aliiskiiy (St'e'.S|iiritH), !?1,20 jier 
 imp. ),'al; pk^s 
 
 Wick Cotton ('luidlu 
 
 Willow or (IrtiorH, jiiimiinufactiircd 
 
 Williiw and Whalelionc. (Seeniaim- 
 ii.tureH) 
 
 Wines not contiiininj,'' over '10 ptT 
 n-iit. of Alcofiol, and not worth 
 111 irc than 4."^ contH per Imp. jjal., 
 of all kinds, iiuludinj; (JiiiK'i.r, 
 oriniu'c, Luiiion, (Jooseberry, 
 Kiisplicrry, Strawberry, Elder, 
 and (!urrMnt Wino, (> (|uarts or 
 12 i)ints to the Imp. j,'al., ;W ct*. 
 jii- Imp. j,m1.; pkjrs 
 
 WiiieH, all other when m wood, 72 
 cents i>er Imp. j(al.; pkj^a 
 
 Wines, all other, except Sparklinjy, 
 in liottles, (J (pmrts or 12 jiintB to 
 tlic Imp. «':il.,i'l r>Opordoz; i)k!,'-s 
 
 Wines, HparklV.-^-'^-OO per doz; pk^s 
 
 Win: Cloth of IJriiss or Copi>er. . . . 
 
 Wire Uraas or Copjier, round or 
 flat 
 
 Wire, Iron 
 
 I'.t'. 
 17i 
 
 17i 
 
 Free 
 
 1-i 
 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 
 Fri'e 
 
 Free 
 
 171 
 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 
 17i 
 
 17i 
 
 in 
 111 
 
 I'reo 
 
 Free 
 5 
 
 Wire, Hat or round, for rriiudliies, 
 
 micoMTed 
 
 Wire, Hut, for CriiiolinuH, covered. 
 
 Wiiidnw tiluss 
 
 Wire lliuain;,' (Shi|>s') 
 
 Wile, (lalvaiiized (Ships') 
 
 Wudilsuf all kinds, wholly unmunu- 
 
 faetured 
 
 Woods maiiut'aetured, not uJ«e- 
 
 where speeilied 
 
 Woods and l»ni;;s used ehicHy in 
 
 dyeili!,', uiiniaiiiifnelui'ed 
 
 Wool Wiiste 
 
 Wool, (jntton . 
 
 Wool, Haw 
 
 Woollens, Woi-stt'«l and Cotton Kiii- 
 
 hroideries and Tamliour Work. . 
 
 Woollens, viz: lilaiikets, Ciirpeta 
 
 and Flannels 
 
 Tweedti, Clotliiii;,' or Wearin;< 
 Apparel 
 
 Worsted and Yarn 
 
 All others .. 
 
 Woollen Nettinj,' for India Kuhlier 
 
 Shoes and (iloves 
 
 Wrappin;; I'apcr 
 
 Writinj; Paper 
 
 Writiiin Desks. ({See Fancy Coods) 
 Wuiisted and Yarns 
 
 Yfllow Metal, in holts and bars. . .. 
 " " for aiieathint,' 
 
 Free 
 
 17i 
 
 itJ 
 
 Free 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 
 174 
 
 Free 
 Free 
 Free 
 Free 
 
 17i 
 
 iri 
 
 17.i 
 171 
 
 i7i 
 
 10 
 
 Hi 
 
 17 
 
 17i 
 
 17i 
 
 Free 
 Free 
 
 Zinc, in sheets, Mocks and pigs. . . Free 
 
 Special Exemptions from Duty 
 
 .\p[arel, Wearing?, of Hritisli sulijecta, 
 
 living' abroad but domiciled in Canada, 
 Articles )in]>orteil by and for the iwe uf 
 
 the tiovornor-Oeneral. 
 .Articles for the public uses of Dominion. 
 .\i tides for the public Udos of tlie Foroi;.'n 
 
 Consuls General. 
 
 Army and Navy, nvtieleH for the use of. I 
 Anns, Clothiii;,S.MnsiealinstruiMentsfor i 
 Hands, Militiuy Stores. j 
 
 Settlers' Effects <if every doscriiition, in | 
 actual use, n*it l>ciii^ mercliandise, j 
 broujiht by jiiersons inakinj,' oath that : 
 they intend Ijeeoniiiit,' |H-nuanent si:t- ! 
 tiers within the Dominion. ' 
 
 Under Begulations and Bestrictions to be Prescribed by the 
 
 Minister of Customs. 
 
 Ciirri.ifres of Tnvvellers, and Carriaj^es 
 liiden with merchandise, and not to 
 include Circi>s Troupes nor Hawkers. 
 
 I.n,;oiiu)tives luul lljiilway I'aaseiiKer, 
 l!ii'j;^''!m'« and Frei^^ht Cars, runixijiu 
 upon any Hue of road erossinjj: tlie 
 Frontier, as lonj^ as Canadian IjOco- 
 
 niotives and Cnrs are julnjittetl free 
 
 under simi'ar circumstances in the 
 
 United States. 
 Meiii^jreries, lloj-ses CUttle, C;iiria,i;es, 
 
 aiitl Harness of. 
 'I'ravellci's' lJajj:y:ii4,'e. 
 
 Schedule D. 
 
 i'hc fulltiwini,'- Cloods, when the prowthi e«l in whole or in jtirt. 
 and produce of any of tlie British North 'Fish Oil. 
 
 American i'rovinecs, may lie importedj(vVi)suni, yrouiid or uiij^rouiul. 
 five of duty, snbjet.'t to iiltemlion orJHay,Hopy,StiMW,ihaii,Seedy of all kinds. 
 
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 (•<)V<i«riiiir ill (!iiiiiu-il, viz : 
 AiiiiMiilM lit nil kinds. 
 Krosh, Sninkeil, iiml Haltcil Meats, 
 (irocn III) I I»i-ii!(l Fruits. 
 KiHli uf all kiiiilH. 
 I'riMliutlHnf Kisli, iiiKlof ii!li>tln'ri'ri!.itnri':-i 
 
 livin'^- in w;it(;r. 
 r.MiIlr\, liutttii, (MiL't'Hc, i/inl, T;ill<>w, 
 
 'I'iinliitifiuiil liiinilicnif nil kin<ls, nninil, 
 
 )it!\V(!(i, l)ut not 'itliorwisi' niiiiiufiu:tui- 
 
 Vu'rot.iihloH, iiioiu(liii(( Polatutiti uiid otlin 
 
 IfiXltH. 
 
 I'lnnts, Thms nnd Shrubu, 
 
 Colli and Coko. 
 
 Salt. 
 
 W'luMt, I'oas ati'I noiuis. 
 
 liiirlcy, Ityo, OiitH, Iiidiiin ('orii, llin K 
 
 wlicat, anil all otlier I in In 
 Flour of VVlii'iitniil Rye, Iniliiiii Mc:il;\iiil 
 
 OiitiiicMil, ami FlouroiMualof any oilm 
 
 (irain. 
 
 Schedule E. 
 
 Tlio f illowinj,' artidim wrv protiiltittd niKliT a |Kiiialty of UOO dollaiij amU'orfcilnni 
 
 cit l'a(ka)^');8 in wliicli sanii' niiiy bo found, viz : 
 liodks, I'lintfd I'-ipcrs, l'.iititin;is, I^nnviiiKH, I'riiils and riiott»Kra|ili8 ot ;i 
 
 tiuasoiiahlt?, ininioi'nl, Hcditioua or iiidoui'iit character. 
 
 Coin, hiujo oi ooiiiiti rfuit. 
 
 INLAND REVENUE DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Tmpcrtor for Nora Sr.otia, George Ebson, Esq. \ 
 
 Halifax — (^ollcclor, Clias. Tjiylor. /hpufi/ Col. Angus MrFifod. 
 Krciscmcn, ¥. G. VVuijiwriglif, John Ead, jr., 1'. Ilagarty, 1). Ciinol. 
 
 Picroir — Collcvtur, T. M. PortcoiiH. JJetertire Ojjiccr, George J, 
 Cnnipltcll. 
 
 NoiiTii Syiinky — ColJcrtctr, Lachlln Robertson, Escj. 
 
 Yaumoutu — Colhi'for, T. V. B. Bingay, Es<i. I 
 
 Excise Duties. j 
 
 Boer, brewed in wliole or in part from any other ! 
 
 sulistame than malt ..." 3.9 els per g:il j 
 
 Cifrar.s, of all kinds 40 ets jier lb i 
 
 I\bilt 2 (is per ib i 
 
 Petroleum Free. 
 
 do Inspectorsfces— Packages over 20 gals.lO ets per pikge 
 do do do under 20 gals, i " jier gal 
 
 Spirits, proof 90 " per gal 
 
 Tobacco and Snulf. 20 " per lb 
 
 Vinegar 3.6" "gal. 
 
 Liicenses. 
 
 Ponded Manufactures annuall}', ^50 
 
 ]?rewors " .")<) ! 
 
 Distillers or Pectifiers " 250 i 
 
 Compounding, " 50 j 
 
 l^laltsters— 4 class, 5iiO to 1000 centals malt per month, " 50 
 
 " 3 " 1000 to 1500 " " " 100 
 
 «' 2 " 1500 to 2000 «i « u ]5(, 
 
 " 1 " 2000 and upwaid '* " " 2o0 
 
 Tobacco Manufacturers " 50 
 
 Stamp Duties. 
 
 Bill St!imi)s are of the denominations of 1,2, 3, 4, .5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 
 20, .30, 40 and 50 cents, and Si, $2, and $3. They are to be aflixed to 
 Bills of Exchange, Drafts and Proniissory Notes, viz : — 
 
 Mviiivul .Heu ivlio >vant rt'liublv Oruj^s, at rt'HHuuublc itriees. 
 
 
 
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 j Six 
 
 
 
 
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 I must 1 
 
 
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 Iff/If. ritM.rR nnil <'0., Vnw nmf Moirrit MnnriMlOlf, rnwir'itlSinrf . 
 
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 Nofeorrnifor BhiRly. 1)HT.li''.'if.-, T.i,.Iir»ff 
 
 '^ "^ ••aril |i:»it. ii;n'li |iiirt. 
 
 Over#-2r) HO (H $001 $001 
 
 iif) to &«0 0-2 01 01 
 
 WMo 100 m oa 01 
 
 urofo 200 m M (« 
 
 200 to ;)oo 00 06 ir.i 
 
 :)«N) to 4(M) i2 08 (hi 
 
 40') to 500 16 la i)h 
 
 GOO to GOO 18 It m 
 
 And HO on. 
 
 Tlu! person nftlxin;; tlio stnnij»» Is ic«|irnT(l, in mII nisos, to n\>i(cl 
 tli« 111 liy writitij,' or rt(nni|»iri;>- llicrcon tin- date, wliicli iiiiist cuvrt'K|(()U(l 
 will) the (late ot tfic in»truuicnt to wliicii tliov tiic iiMixcti. 
 
 WEZaBTS AlTD MEASUEES. 
 
 DEPUTY INSPECTOna-. 
 
 CAty of llnlit'nx ntid Town of Drtrfmontli, nnd that pnrt of the Coiintv 
 of Halifax known as flic Klectoral Distriit (if \\v»t llalifiix— ^SIOOO) Jaiiit's 
 I'lyor. 
 
 ('onnty of (liiyi-horou;:;l\ nnd that ]»oition of tlio County of Halifax 
 Itnnwn us tli«> KK'ctoial District of Ka!«t llnl fax -A. J. (). Ma};inre. 
 Conntii's of Lum-nhiirfx and (^uoimis — Isnicl lU.'iidry. 
 Aiiti};(>nislniiid Tictoii— liomy Frnsir. 
 (.'oli'lii'stcr and Cumhorlaiid— Alcxuiidor McKay. 
 Hants Mild Kintjs — Sainiiid (}. Kfir. 
 Aimapnlis and Dimity- l^liai-iini E. 'riippcr. 
 Yannonth and Slicihiinu!— John M. lA'Cain. 
 Victoria and ('a)t(! liicton — Lewis 'JVcniain. 
 Inverness and IJicliniond — I'ctt-r Grant. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 FOKMS OP DOMINION WEIGHTS. 
 
 Avoirdupois Weights. 
 
 From 50 Ihs. down to one jioiind, cylindrical, willi knob. 
 Tin; same, with rin^'. 
 
 llictanjjnlar block with rinj;- or handly cast solid. 
 Tninciitcd square pyramid 
 
 Iniin 3 lbs. down to one half dram. Any of the above forms; also flat 
 'li<cs in nt'sts. 
 
 Grain Weights. 
 
 From l.OOO u,rains doM'ii to ten grains. Cylindrical with a small rising 
 
 sti'in and knob. 
 Six grains and under. Hent plaliiinm fir aluminiinn wire so bent as (o 
 
 rt'iiniseiit the nuinher of grains, or decimal parts of a grain- 
 In every case the denomination of the weight when of snfTicient size, 
 
 must bo cast, enj^ravod or stamped on them in bold legible numerals, of 
 
 ^i/.e duly proportioned to the size of the weight. 
 
 Troy Weights. 
 
 From 500 outicos down to one onnce. Truncated cone with knol). 
 Fioin .5 ounces down to .001 oance, flat square plates. 
 
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II. H. rULLKIl mill <<*., **Kran«lniiirH" Loiul oil White Lead. 
 
 
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 HK ' IIKIt S FARMKIIS 
 
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 ill iis hirt(f, imiiicralM as thu siiCe of the wcij^ht will admit: and also «n the 
 face, of the sinailor wcij^hts. 
 
 FccM to bo Collected for Verification of Weights. 
 
 DOM IN' ION WEIGHTS. 
 
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 Di'iioiuiiiatioii. 
 
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 4 " 
 
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 8 drams. 
 
 •1 " 
 
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 ots. 
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 20 
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 10 
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 U) 
 
 U, 
 
 Tkoy Wkight. 
 
 Denomination. 
 
 C/J 
 
 O 
 
 (!t.S. 
 
 ,'U) 
 25 
 25 
 2t) 
 15 
 15 
 15 
 J 5 
 
 = t 
 
 y< i 
 
 ^'h 
 
 Sol a^ a1)o\ I' iVom 
 50 ll>. ilowii lo 
 1 ll> iSl.'U) fl 10 
 
 Do do from >< 
 oz. to 5 dram. . 
 
 Set of g r a i n 
 wt'iniits, from 
 1,000 !,n-s down 
 to .01 (il'a i^r.iiu. 
 ill aiilhori/.('(! 
 scvios llSl.Ol) 
 
 $0.40 
 
 »1.10 
 
 600 OK. 
 
 300 " 
 
 200 " 
 
 100 " 
 
 50 " 
 
 ;io " 
 
 20 " 
 
 10 •' 
 
 5 » 
 
 ;i •' 
 
 2 " 
 
 1 " 
 
 .5 
 
 .2 
 .1 
 
 ! .05 
 
 i .03 
 
 .02 
 t .01 
 
 [ .005 
 
 .00:{ 
 
 .002 
 : .001 
 
 Set as above 
 from 500 ox. 
 to 1 oz 
 
 Verification Fees. 
 
 Bronze onlv. 
 
 do. tVom .5 oz 
 down to .005..' 
 
 cts. 
 50 
 40 
 35 
 30 
 20 
 20 
 20 
 20 
 1.-. 
 10 
 10 
 10 
 
 to 
 
 10 
 10 
 10 
 10 
 10 
 10 
 10 
 10 
 10 
 10 
 10 
 
 $2 50 
 SI. 00 
 
 I'hf old 5<», 28, 14,7,4,2.1 Hi. weiujhts to be admitted to verilicatioii 
 and tok'iMted lill Isl July, 1878. 
 
 
 
 
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 FOllMS OF DOMINION MEASURES. 
 Cyi.ini>ku'.\i„ 
 
 For file lUixJu'l, Half l>uslud, and Peek, the depth must not be less than 
 four ninths of the diaiiu'ter. 
 
 I'lii-r Fruit Sjriiii.s iiiadi' from f i-iiit JuIim' ami f^uftar. 
 
ie Lead. 
 
 Kl. n. FITLLEK and CO., ** HoyVn" Lcn41icr BeUinK, P«w«r*ii Wbnrf. 
 
 [1870 
 
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 ilso on tlic 
 
 Lis. 
 
 
 IT. 
 
 cation Fees. 
 
 nze only. 
 
 cts. 
 50 
 40 
 35 
 30 
 20 
 20 
 20 
 20 
 15 
 10 
 1!) 
 JO 
 10 
 1(1 
 10 
 10 
 10 
 10 
 10 
 10 
 10 
 10 
 10 
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 S2 50 
 
 ■erilicat'ntn 
 
 
 
 
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 121 ' 
 
 For the Gallon and sm^ler measures, the depth frfiall not be leas than the 
 (liaineier. 
 
 Fees to be Collected for Measuros of Capacity. 
 
 
 DOMINION MEASURES. 
 
 
 
 
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 Denomination. 
 
 Material. 
 
 •4-# 
 
 <n 
 
 55 
 
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 £ 
 
 PQ 
 
 Cts. 
 
 50 
 
 40 
 
 30 
 
 25 
 
 15 
 
 10 
 
 5 
 
 6 
 
 5 
 
 5 
 
 SI 
 
 50 
 
 n 
 
 V 
 
 JS 
 OJ 
 
 Cts. 
 
 50 
 
 40 
 
 30 
 
 15 
 
 10 
 
 10 
 
 5 
 
 5 
 
 v5 
 
 5 
 
 SI 
 
 50 
 
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 t-H 
 
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 Cts. 
 SO 
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 1 
 
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 Ct8. 
 
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 • • • • 
 
 15 
 10 
 10 
 5 
 5 
 5 
 5 
 
 50 
 
 t3 
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 Riishel . . 
 
 
 Cts. 
 ?5 
 
 i> Itusliel 
 
 
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 IVck 
 
 
 15 
 
 Gallon , 
 
 5 Gallon 
 
 ('vyart 
 
 • • • • 
 
 • • • • 
 
 Pint 
 
 
 ;, I'int 
 
 
 Gill 
 
 
 J (ill! 
 
 
 Jift from Bushel lo "PecTc 
 
 Sot from Gallon to J Gill 
 
 50 
 
 The oM measures of capacity admitted to vefilication and tolerated till 
 •Inly, 18S0. ' 
 
 Fees to be charged for Veriflcation of WeiKh-Bridges, Platform 
 Scales, Weighing Machines, Balances and Steelyards. 
 
 Itilances with equal aims : 
 1 weigh 5 lbs. and under in eacU 
 
 pan !i«0 50 
 
 To wci^h fron. 5 lbs up to 50 
 
 cacli pan 1 00 
 
 To wi'ig'h frojn 5() II,.. wp t'O 
 
 100, each pan 1 50 
 
 To wei.^h from 1(0 lbs upwards 2 00 
 Steelyards with dividi'ii arm: 
 To'wci^^h 500 lbs and under. .SO 50 
 " 500 to 1,000 lbs..,. 75 
 " l.OCn) to 2,000 Iha. 1 00 
 " 2,000 ll)s and upwards 1 50 , 
 liaiances with unequal anas, not 
 divided: 
 Ti) weigh 1,000 lbs& under.. SO 75 
 -' 1,000 lbs up to 
 
 2,000 lbs 1 00 
 
 Ti) wp;igh 2,000 lbs and up to 
 
 4,000 lbs .'... 1 50 
 
 Wnigti-bridgj'sor I'latform Scales: 
 
 To weigh 'J,000 lbs & under, SI 00 
 
 2,01)0 to 4,000 lbs. 1 50 
 
 " 4,000 to f), 000 lbs. 2 00 
 
 And (or each additional ton.. 50 
 
 To be verified at the Inspector's 
 Office. If verified elsewhere cost 
 of cartage of weights used for 
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 Matkisiai,. — Tfmse nMNisiij-cn may ;x.' nia("tc nT any /niitaliTi^ h^rrcl meta'. 
 grot ;;friuulit f^^raincd wowl. Wlion of wooct the eiulH must be protected 
 l»y iJii'tal tips, wf'll ser'nrcd. 'I'lic chains <if iron or steel rrith solid joints. 
 'I'lie JJihaiids may be of sieel (/v of ni.-'tal' wire woven wit?i other tit're. 
 
 Foes to be charged for Verification of liineal Measure. 
 
 * Of Metal. Of Woo'i. 
 
 10 feet 3&ct8. 20 eta. 
 
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 ,1. A. Mallieson; !iit\'rncss, A 1$ 8kiiine-r-, t^iipt lirtton., ; Aii'l- 
 
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 tierce ot Salmon, salmon-trout or sea-trout, tiftoen cents, 
 half tiorce ofsiilinon. salmon-trout or sen trout, ten cent.s. 
 barrel of salmon, salmon trout or soa-irout, iit'teen eents. 
 halC-barrcl of salmon, salnion-truiil or sea-trout, ten ceiits, 
 barrel of mackerel, ten cent-;. 
 Iiulf-barrel ot mackerel, live lonts*. 
 barrel of herring, tive cents. 
 half-barrel o'l herrinij, three < ?nts . 
 barrel of sbail, ten cents, 
 half-barrel ol shad, seven cents, 
 bantl of whiteli^h. ten cents 
 halt-l>a''rel dI wliltcdsii, seven cenf'<. 
 
 barrel of pickled co.iri>h, bake, liavUlock or caKTsh, live cents 
 h«il-l arrel ditto, three cents. 
 
 barrel of dry-salted co Uish, hake, haddotk, cattish, ling or 
 e cents . 
 
 half barrel ditto, three cents. 
 bnrrel o( bass, ten ccids. 
 half-barrel bass, seven cents. 
 
 GAS nrSPEOTlOlT. 
 
 Under Act 30'-'' Victoria, Cap. 48, iRT-'i, jn'ovrsfon fs mrtcTo for t?u> 
 Inspoclioii of (ias, whicli in Nova Scotia is to he of the illiinnnati"^;: 
 power of si.\te«n cant^lej, Apjjaratiis for testin;: aiui luialysjnj; slit 
 Gas supjilied to Halifax, h.Ts K'en littcd up in Ilcssleni's Buildin;.', 
 lIoHis ISlroet, Archibald .Miller, fnsptr/or. 
 
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 For ench ljalf-l)airoI ditto, seven cents. 
 
 For each barrel smoked herring, ten centg. 
 
 For each box smoked herring, three cents. , 
 
 For each half box ditto, two cents. 
 
 For each quarter box ditto, one cent. 
 
 For inspecting, gauging and branding each puncheon of oil, twenty eta. 
 
 For inpppcfing, gauging and branding each hogshead of oil, fifteen cents. 
 
 For inspecting, paugiiig and branding eacli tierce ol oil, twenty cents. 
 
 For inspecting, gauging and branding each barrel of oil, fifleen cents. 
 
 T\\6 fori-going rates shall bo reckoned exclusive of salt, pickle, cooper- 
 af.'e, storage and Irbor employed in washing, rmsing, cleaning, nailing, 
 fcrewing or re-pa' king and pickling any fish. 
 
 For branding o<' marking Newfonndland tish which have been inspected 
 in Newiouiidland, two cents per barrel . 
 
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 Nova Scotia Branch— H W Johnston, Agent. Henry Dolby, Clerk. *^ 
 F.dward Roche, Inspector of fjf/hl Houses. *^ 
 
 BoARI> OF K.VAMINKItS FOK GrANTINO CeRTIFICATKS TO MaSTEKS 
 
 axi) Maiks- Capt P A Scott, K N, Chairman. Ifalifitx Board, Capt 
 G A McKePzie. Capt David Hunter. Clerk, D Marshall Browne. 
 
 Fi3Hf:KiES Bkancti.— W.H.Wylde, Port Hastings, Inspector Fisheries, 
 W H liogers, Fishery Of cerfiyr Nova Bcotia, Amherst, N S. 
 
 Overseers of Fisheries in Nova Scotia. 
 
 Atmnfwlu Co, W T. Carty. Antigonixk Co, Alex W McDonald. Cape 
 Breton Co, Vork Barrington, Alex McDonald, Francis Quinan. Colche^- 
 fcr Co. Wm Blair, South Division; J W Davidson, North Division. Cum- 
 hvrhud Co, Isaac J. Hinglev, Oxford. Eastern Division, embracing all th« 
 streams emptying into the Straits of Northumberland; .fames King, West 
 i ern Division. "includiiif' all streams flowing into Bay of Fiindy. lUghy Co, 
 1 A Maloncon. H. K. Pavson, J«s H Morehouse. Guvsboro' Co, Jas A Tor}'; 
 .Tno McDaniel. Sherbroo'ke, St Marv's. Ilalifax Co, Wm Anderson, Musquo- 
 iol.jt Harbor. East Division, Dartmouth to Ecum Secum; John Fitzgerald, 
 Unllfax Harbor to Margaret's Bav. Hants Co, Peter I. Burnham, Wcfitcrn 
 i)i\-i-iiui ta extend from West County line to \S'aIton, Tim BO'lirien, East 
 |ii'i-i(in tVofiA "IVallon to ('(.Icliester line, fnverncss Co, Munl'.ch A iJoss, 
 l.;t^t l)ivi<i..n; IIui.'li (iilii-, 1-uke Ain.^iie, Khg'.^ Co, Aiiolphiis Bislidp,.!. 
 1"' Starr, with spor-iai rLl'-Tcnce t(* trie recast fisiierieH. Ijiiunhurg (Jo, (ieo 
 l.v,M«u '<'h<i->ter, F.ai<t 1 >i virion, Middle, (;ol(i, Marti. I'h and .Mii'-b;iMni»li 
 ];';vc-r-;'lieiiiy 3 .I<,:-t, West Division. J'utou Co, .Joiiii McDonald, East 
 Di-. i^w'n ini-iiidin'-- SutherlarHl".-', Kreneh and I'.nriiey'h I.'iver: Clias llenrv, 
 Uiv i Marshall, We«t Division, iiu-hidiiig East, Middle, West and Ca- 
 ribou l;iv^r<=. Q'teen's Co, Samuel T. Sellon. Richuuml Co, Duncan 
 ( ameron F.a^t r)ivision, from River I5ourt;eoise to East boundary of Coim- 
 tv irihidiii" "Slid river. Ivlward Mallani, Western I Mvision, from River 
 Hi'eirccoi^o To West boundatv of County. Sliel/mme Co, Samuel Muir. 
 \lduna Co, Donald Mci^ae, Jr, J. VV. Burke, yaruwulh (Jo, Knos 
 Garduer. 
 
 
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 GF.oRfiK'a Island, west side of Islond, Halifax Harbor, lat 44° 38' 30" 
 N.. Ion (;3° 33' 20" W., two fixed white catoptric lights, vertical, 20 feet 
 apart,, 50 and 30 feet iiigli, ilrab Kpiarc hiiiMing, 21 feet hij^h. Lij-hts sliow 
 sciward on liie 8., mid into harbor on N. sii e; on W. side the uriiier linht 
 or ly can be FOen. Vessels goinj^ into Halifax Harbor, pHssinj^' Meatrher's 
 JJ«ach, Avill keep the li^'ht on starboard bow. '1 he lij^ht is tor llie purport, 
 offfuirtiiiK vessels in and out of the Harbor, through the cliannel west of tlic 
 I>land. Lighted 187(). These lights open to westward of Meaglier's 
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 .Mkagurr Bk.a<^ii, Sherbrook Tower, east side of entrarce to Halifax 
 harbor, lat 44^ 30' N., bm G3- 31' 50" W., fixed wh'te catoptric light, vis 
 il)le 12 miles, 58 feet high, building Avhite, witli^ed roof, granite, heiglit 48 
 let t. Lightid 1815. When Sanibro light bears W. S. W., this light should 
 not be brought to the westward of north, which clears the 'i hrum Cap 
 Shoal. A fog bell here. 
 
 Dkvil's Island, on .south point of Lsland, at the ea.stern entrance to 
 Halifax harbor, two fixed white catoptric lights, horizontally, E. | N., and 
 W. I S., 175 yards apart, visible 13 miles, the light K. o9 feet high, W. 
 light 52 feet, both buildings white, octagonal, wood, height K. 53 fe(!t. 
 lighted 1877, W. 45 feet, lighted 18.^2, lut 44'-^' 34' 50" N., Ion 63° 27' l.V 
 \V. The eastern light opens to the southward of western, clears tn 
 southward of the Thrum Cap ShoaJ. Pilots are stationed here. 
 
 EfiG laiAND, centre of Island, lat 44° 39' 50" N., Ion 62^ 51' 32'; W.. 
 c.'\t()})tric liglit, altornale red and wdiite, revcjlving every minute, visihlv 
 15 nnles, 80 feet high, octagonal building, black and white vertical stripes 
 ou seaward aide, height 45 feet. Vi.sible around horizon. Lignted 1805. 
 
 I'orK's Hariuhtu, on west point of Harbour Island, lat 44" 47' 40" N.. 
 Ion 62° 38' 50' VV., fixed red light, catoptric, visible '9 miles, 45 feet high, 
 tower white, square, wood, with dwelling atUiched, height 37 feet. Lighttil 
 1877. 
 
 ISeaa'es Island, S. E. part of East Beaver, or William Island, lat 
 44° 48' 10" N., Ion 02° 20' 30" W., white c;Uoptric light, revolving every 
 2 n\inute9, visil)le 12 miles, 70 feet high, white building with two black 
 balls to seaward, S. S. Vv'., 35 feet high. Lighted 1846.' On dwelling. 
 
 IjscoMn, on i.^^land, lat 44° 59' 20" N., "ion 61° 57' 50" W., red aii<i 
 white catoptric liglit, alternating every two minutes, visible 15 miles, CS 
 feet high, white square wooden building, height 28 feet. Lighted 1872. 
 
 Holly Point, west side of entrance to Isaic's Harbour, lat 45° 10' 15 
 
 N., Ion 61° 39' \V., two fixed white catoplrio lights, vertically, 20 feet 
 apart, visible 9 miles, 80 feet high, square white i)uiidiiig, 2'J feet high. 
 Lighted 1874. 
 
 (loiTNTRY IlAimoui?, OH Green Island, Giiysbnro' Countv, lat 45" 6' 15 
 N., Ion 01° 32' 30" W., fixed white catoptric light, visible 14 to 10 mile-, 
 51 feet high, white scpiare woo(?en building, Iwight 23 feet. Lighted IBTo. 
 Coast light, and to guide vessels frequenting Country and Eishomians 
 Harbors. 
 
 Torbay, on eastern pomt of Berry Head, W. side of ontrnnrc to Ba^■. 
 Guytboro' County, lat 45- 11' 37" N., loii61^M8'35 W'., fixed cat",:iri. 
 
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 I'.ef, tower 36 fict. 
 
 Height of lantern 51 
 
 Will rKiiv-Ao I.si.A-Nn, S. TV. extreraity of island, Guyplxirn' County, lat 
 4:i)'' 12' N., ?(in<»t^8' 15" W., white cutoplrie light, revolving every 20 j 
 seconds, visible 11 miles, 55 feet higii, pyianiidal wooden building. 35' feet 
 iiigli, octagonal lantern, i.igiitod 1854. Light iwt totally obscured during 
 tke evli'jjsia; 10 seconds duration ot flash, and 10 seconds eclif -^e. 
 
 ('anso Catic, north part of Cranberry Island, lat 0)° 10' 50" N., Ion 
 ftO^ 55' 30" W., two fixed wbit^^ catoptric liglits in one tower, vertically,' 
 ;■,<» feet ap<irt, upper visible 15, inwer 8 niiies, 75 and 40 feet respectively, 
 iiigh, octagonal wooden building, horizontally striped red and white, height 
 iO feet. Lighted 1815. A stcaai fog whistle, about 100 yards south of the 
 ifilit-house, in tliick weather sounds a blast of 8 second* in each minute, 
 .'.t-il liuoy at the Grimes Koct, o4fCaf)o Uanso- >■ 
 
 Cakso IIakhou, on Hart or Cutler Island, lat 4o°= 21' N., Ion m° 58' 30" 
 \S\, fixed red catoptric light, visible 12 miles, 42 f<iet high, white square 
 wooden building, height 23 feet. Lighted 1872. 
 
 GuvsKono' FlARh<rt{, \V. side of entrance, near Peart Point, Chedabuoto 
 Ray. lat 4.5° 22' 50" N., Ion til^ m' 10" VV.. fixed white catoptric light, 
 visible 8 miles, 30 feet high, white square wooden building, height 20 feet. 
 Lighted 18G4. 
 
 Sa.mv Point, or Eddy Pwnt, south entrance, lat 43'' 31' 30" N-, l^n 
 01"^ 14" 40'' W., two fixed white catoptric lights, horiwintal, 24 feet apart, 
 visible 8 miles, each 25 feet higk. white square wooden 'tuildiHg, with a 
 black diamond. Lighted 1851. Lights in windows at each end of building. 
 
 Point Tuppkh, Ship Harbor or Port Hawke'^bury, lat 45° 30' 40" N., 
 Ion 61° 22' W., fixed red catoptric light, visible 7 miles, 44 feet high, white 
 r;(,{uafe building, height 24 feet. Lighted 1870. In consetpKnee of the in- 
 tervention of the land on the south side, can only be seen three miles in 
 that direction. 
 
 Oreigtiton's H[e,\j>, on the north extremity, lat 45° 30' 40" N., Ion 
 
 Gl° G' VV., white catoptric light, revolving every 40 seconds, visible 10 
 
 miles, 29 feet high, square white wooden building, height 20 feet. Light<;a 
 
 1H74. For guiding vessels into Little or West Ariehat. Tiirca buo3''3 
 
 { pla,ced to ii5s.rk the dangerd of the harbor. 
 
 ' Jkiiskvman Island, Ariehat Harbor, l&t 45° 30' 20" N., Ion 61° 3' \V., 
 lixed red catoptric light, visible 11 miles, 3» f^set liii^fi, white square wooden 
 Imil ling, height 28 feet. Lighted 1872. This light is for the purpose of 
 guiding vcsselt; through Crid l'a?sagt', in and out of Aricliat Harbour, 
 i'liere is ais<> a Range Beacon on the S. K. Point of Jerseyman's fsla'id, 
 
 , that marks Haiitfi iid Sboal, off the entrance to Ariehat Harbo!'. When the 
 ifacon andsnire of the Rouaan Catholic Chapel in Ariehat are in range, it 
 
 had:- over the west wiit of the shoal in 10 feel of water. Vessels b.>iind 
 •■nU> Aricliat, C. li.," should pass to the v^est <(f the slioal, vr bring tiie 
 ! catx/n in range of the cupola on the Convent, wbich stands 130 yards e^ist 
 (ntlu' li. C. Church, which will lead in c?ear of the i-hoal. Onlv tho^e 
 v/.'il ac<3ua"titod should pass to the eastward of the shoal, or bring the 
 ! ea'.;un to bear to the N. of y. lii. An Iron Can Buoy painted red has been 
 placed about one cable's length S. VV. oftlie sliGal in six fathoms of water 
 TL'e buoy will be p'laccd on or about the 1st May in each year, and taken 
 I ;p about the 10th December. 
 
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 (jr^ r 50" \V. , fixed whife tatoptrie liRht. visible 3- iuUgh, 31 feet 
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 44 '2ir 2."»" N., Ion 00 57 50' W., ti:ccd rod catoptiic liulit, visililf 
 inil»!8,, .'W feet hif!li, wliite Kfinare tower with dwelling uttaclfe(l, lKi/.jli< 
 i'M-.L Lif,'hted 1877. 
 
 (jMKK.f IsLANn, Hnmniit of rsTand, lat 45^ 28' 50 " N., ?on (r(P6.3' 40^" W., 
 nul mid white t-afoptric lifiht, revolving altenmtely evi-rv 4(5 seoondrt, 
 viniljle 14 milcH, 70 lett hif;ii, white square wooden buJiding, height 31 
 foet. Liglitfcd 180&. Lijjlit, centre ot Ueeptr's dwotiing. Visible aruund 
 iiurizoit. 
 
 Catk I^a Kondk, west sicTe of entran<?e to St. Pgter's IJay, lat 45" 34' 45' 
 N., Ion 60° r)3" W., trxcid while catoptric Ii^;lrt, visible 14 iniles, 9.2 feet 
 hi^h, wliite vqiuare wuotleu builduiii^r with ciwellin^ uttacl!)«di, hei^^bt '2S> feet. 
 Lighted 1874. for gaiding vessete into St. Pwter's Bay. 
 
 OwKTiQUK Isi^Nii, on south point, M 45-° 36-' 40" N., Ion 60"^ 57' 15' 
 W., fixed red catoptric light, visible 9" mileA, 78 feet liiKb, white nqiuarc 
 wooden buildint(, with dweliinf;^ attaehed, lieight 28 l^et. Lighted 1874. 
 For guiding vesselg through Lennox Pansage. 
 
 GtrioN LsLANP. about 230 rards from wesft end of I*1and, lat 45" 46' 10" 
 N., Ion 60° 6' 20" \V., r*d ferolving light, catoptric, attains its greatest 
 brilliancy every 30 seconds, visible 12 miles, 74 feet high, tower white, 
 square, with dwelling attached, height 54 lect. Lighted 1877. 
 
 LouiHHUiui, north side of entrance to harbor, 120 yards inshore of point, 
 lat 45" 54' 30" N., K)n 59° 57' 16" W., fixed white catoptric light, visible 
 16 miles, 85 feet high, building white, with a black vertifal stripe on 
 dwcllin{.j, hoighl 35 f^et. Lighted 1842- 
 
 Mainauiku, on south aide of west point of Scatterie Island, lat 46° 0' 30 " 
 N., Ion 59° 47' 30" VV., fixed red ittoptric light, 90 feet high, white square 
 wooden building, height 40 feet. Lighted 1871. 
 
 ScATTKiaK, north-east point on Trap Rock, lat 46° 2' 15" N., Ion 59° 40' 
 15" W., white catoptric revolving light, visible a minute, eclipsed half a 
 minute, visible 15 miles, 90 feet high, white octagonal building, height 
 70 feet. lighted 1839. The light should never be brought to bear to 
 eastward of N N K, or to southward of S S W, n«r approached nearvtr 
 flian li mile. A boat is here to render asavstanee. 
 
 Flint Isi^nd, on island, lat 46° 11' N., Ion 59° 46' 50" W., white 
 catoptric light, revolving every 15 seconds, visible 12 miles, 65 feet high, 
 white octagonal building, height 43 feet. Lighted |1S56. Visible around 
 horisoh. 
 
 LiNOAN TIfap, north side of entrance to Kiidgcport Harbor, lat -16° 11' 
 10 N., Ion 62'-' 2' 40" W., fixed red catoptric Ht^lit, visible 10 miles. 50 feet 
 high, white stiuare wooilen biiildiiig, heii^lit 20 fti't. Liglited 1874. For 
 guiding vessels into Bridgeport harbor. 
 
 Low 1'kint Flat Point, east side of Spaiiinh Bav. iat 46 ■ 16' «() ' X.. 
 Ion 60^' 7' 30" \V., tixi'd white catoptric li^^lit, visible 14 uul.-.-, 70 (..-ct iiiul). 
 biiiMing luittgoual, roii and whitt vtvtical ilripca, ueight bl teet. Ligiitou 
 1832. 
 
 Syunky Bai!, on ivest end of South Bar, lat 46<^ 12' 40" N., Ion 60^" V2 
 40" W., tixed red catoptric light, visible H> miles, 30 feet high, while 
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 Gkani) Nai;i:(>\vs. on Uniaclu- Point, N. side of diannfd, P.nim Stniit.H, 
 lat 4f)° 58' N., Ion Olr" 48' W., fix.'d whit(> oitoptiic li.-^dit, \W\\yx 10 niih-.^, 
 I'O toot high, Avliito S(iniiri! wooden huilding-, hciyhl 20 foo*. l.ti;'htod 1874 
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 (iroat Bras d'Or J^ukes. 
 
 KiDSTON I.Hi,ANi), on N F. Point, at ontfanro to TinddtMdc liarl)or, N. ^nh* 
 of Hras d'Or f-nko, lat 45-^5' 58" \.. ion fi()° 44' 20" W fixed red c-itop- 
 tric light, visible 7 miles, 3 1 leethigh,s(inarc wooden building-, white, lij,dit('d 
 
 Mt.'KENziK's Point. N. side of Bras (POr Lake, aliont 2 niiips S W. of 
 Port Bevia, lat 4()° 7' 15" N.. loii dO'^ 3'J' W, tixed white .-atoptric In/ht, 
 visible 11 miles. 95 feet high, .-'(luare white woodeii tower. Lighted 1874. 
 For guiding vessels thnnii^h P»ra> d'Or Lake. 
 
 Hinp L^i.AM), Ciboux Island. \-'.\ mile from N, end, lai 40 2:3' H;" N., 
 Ion r»0" 22' 30" VV, red catoptric light, revolving every minute. visil)le 14 
 luile.M, 77 feet higli, white <n.tagoiial building, height 03 feet. Lig:ited I8;;;i. 
 
 St. Ann's Hakbok, on north point of P.each. Int 40'-^ 17' 30" N. Ion 00=" 
 32' 15" W, tixed whity catoptric light, visible 8 miles, 24 feet Iiigli. white 
 l)uilding. height 30 feet. Lighted 1871. 'I'h;'. light exhlbiti'd to lind 
 entiance through on a dark night. 
 
 Ingonish, on island, lat 4G^ 41' 2;)' N, Ion GO^ 20' AV, tixed white light, 
 dioptric, 5th order, visible 20 miles, 237 feet high, white square building, 
 height 40 feet. Lighted 1871. 
 
 Capk North, on Moncv Point, one mile S E from Cape North, lat 47'^-' 
 2' 10" N, loR GO^ 23' 30" "W, red and wiiite eatoptrir light, revolving ('very 
 45 seconds visible 15 miles, 74 feet high, square white wooden building, 
 height 26 feet. Lighted 1875. Coast light; makes a coiii|dele revolution 
 every i^ minute. 
 
 CuKTiCAMP. near south end of Island, lat 40" 30' 30" N, Ion (W- W 10" 
 W.. white catoptric light, revolving every 45 s^^conds, vi.-ilile 20 miles, 140 
 feet high, white square wooden building, height 24 feet. Lighted 1875. j 
 
 St. Paul's Island, on rock oft' N E point of island, lat 47"^ 13' 50" N, | 
 
 Ion 00'- 8' 2'i" W. fixed white !ight, dioy.trie, ihi-! o-Mer. vinb'e '?0 n,i!e<:, j 
 
 140 -v tl high, white fct!;uor)ul buiMirj^. tiei,r:it. \'\ toct. l^idiied ly.'iiJ. | 
 
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 Nou'rii r.wso, north entraiiro. west si'h;, 12^ vivds inshore, lat 45"' 41' 
 40" N, lo:1 dJ'^ 2i»' 1*' " W. iixiid white catoi»trie li--ht, vi.-^ihlo l.S miles, lli) 
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 ;]!)' 40" N, h.n Gl ' 44' ;J0" \V, fixed red .-alopiric li^dit, visihl" '.) mllns, Mi 
 feet hifih, square while hiiiUlin^, heii^ht 23 icet. IJ^nhted 18*»8. Obsciueil 
 on oasttrl}' bearings. 
 
 Cai'K St (iKouriK, north si^le of Cap-, lat 45° 52' 30" N. Ion (1^54' 4(i" 
 V, white catoptric li<;'ht, rovolviiii.; everv halt iniinite, visible -iO miles, ;i5:) 
 ft'et liigh, wliile siiuare hulldinj^, heiL-jht li'J leet. Lighted 18GL. 
 
 PiCTOf Isi.ANT), pouth east point, la^ 45" 4!*' 10" N. Ion fi2^ -10' 30" n' 
 lixed white ratojjtric li^;ht, visible 12 iniiles, 52 feet liih'l»i square whit.; 
 building. Lighted 1853. 
 
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 30" \V, 2 fixed catoptric lights, vertical, 25 feet apart, upper white, li 
 red, visil)le 11 mi'cs, lantern 05 teet high, building octagonal, strip«<l rud 
 and white vertically, height ,^.5 feet. Lighted 18:U. lighted when navigr.- 
 tioii is open. A small rvA light is .'^ooii helow lantern. Uy keeping iit;ht 
 
 W S W vesse!:i clear tlio east root's off I'iotou island 
 
 
 CAHinOTi Isi.A.N'o, novth-easl part uf Island, lat 45^ 4(;" ?T, Ion f^:i ' -1-2 1 
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 2')" Vv', white catopiic light, revolving evory iMinute, visible U) mile 
 fe(;t high, while sijuare building, hoigiit2!' !oet. Lighted 18;;8. 
 
 A^.ii/1' Lsi. ASM), centre o.' i.slaiid, Nf'r'tm.iuberlaiid Straits, bit 45- 50 15 
 N. Ion (lo- 10' 10" W, liNcd vvhi'e catoplru; light, vis^'de 10 miles, 44 lect I 
 high, white square wooden building, lieiglit 26 leet. Lighted 1868. Visible 
 aroii;^.d hoiizon. 
 
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 in OH' 25' i5'' H', tijved white ca'optric li:!:'. 
 
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 County, lat 45^ 49' 4" 
 
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 iiii'e.M, j;)'2 fi ft hiuli, wlii'.c .'•(juiirt! wooilcii hiiihliii;.:. liciulit "J'i li'it. I,ip,lifi'il 
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 •.!!!' 28" W',, in '2i (iillioins of vvat.r N. K. J p:.. 1 7-8 in I" t'loin Cliflmdo 
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 W. i W., nuu':iicti<-, 1 7-H iniif. Siindwieli I'^iiit X Uy W., 4 mil. s. 
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 -ti-f'tin^j a N. J W. couise iiinfriiclic, will lead up flic llarttor to tln' eastward 
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 huoys to tilt' .'^(Milli-ca^tward of tlic pivscnt one, nl'out six miles distant, so 
 !'■ .t pliips making the o'ltcr liiioy can .stcr (or the picseiit on*', and >o 
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 while ca-ojitrc lijilit. vsddc 20 or 21 miles, 115 lect liipli, hiidding wliite, 
 (ictaponul, (iO feci hij^h. Lighted 1758. A steam lojj; whistle, erected on 
 si'iitli side of Island, and (devatcd !I0 feet alove l!if.;h water, in thick weather. 
 lii^s and snow storms, souiids tacli minute a I'last often se(onds" duration, 
 (dins formerly in nse, discontiniica. A Spiu* Buoy has been jilaced off the 
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 I'ktty'h Tsi,a>'1), on r.ri}; Point, near Prof-pect, lat 44'^ 2(1' 22" N.. Ion 
 ()■''/ 45' 54" \V., rovolvinji red calojilric lij/ht. greatest brilliancy every two 
 ■.iiiiintes, 75 feet lii^li, visible 14 mdes, idnldiii^^ white, with two hoii/oiilal 
 red baiuts, square, wood, hcig'.t 54 feet, dweliing allachcil. Li,i;lited 1875. 
 Cii.'ist li^ht. 
 
 J'kooy I'nrNT. east side of cntrancp to St. ]\Iarjrnret'rt Hay. lat 44' 21)' 
 oO ' N.,lon G'i'^ 55' VV., fixed red catoptric liKht, (15 ^eet lii^di buildiii;; 
 white, s(i,uare. 2(; feet high. Lighted 18fj8. La. .tern on dwellin,i<. 
 
 ]\lAi{f;AHKT',s IiAV,onGieen Island, I-imejibiirg County, lat 44 'i3' N., 
 Ion (54" 2' 45" W., red and white catoptri<- light, revolving altern ttely 
 every t;alf minute, building white, square, wood, 28 feet high with dwelling 
 attached. Coast light. 
 
 (!ni.sTKi?, K. Ironboimd Island, a iittle to the eastward of centre fifi.dand, 
 ]n Mahone Hay, lat 44^^ 2f;' 10" N., Ion fi4'^ 4' 5(1" W., fixed white dio])tr:c 
 "i'/ht. visible I'i miles, 150 (eet high, white oblong tower oa dwei'-jig, 4(5 
 '. e' high, wood, luntern. Lighted 1871. Seei) ironi all points oi a|iproach. 
 ihe lantern alone is visible, building hidden by trees. 
 
 lloBs.oN's NosK, Mahone Hay, lat 44^' 25' N, Ion ('A' 13' 46" W., red 
 i\el catoptric light, visible il miles, G8 (eet higli, building- white, square, 
 ^^^.,Hl, iii) leet hi-'^h. Lighted 1872. 
 
 Cross Island, east iioint Lunenburg Bay, lat 44° 18' 45" N, Inn 64^ 
 I'i' \V.,2 white catoptric lights, vi>rfical, 4.'> feet apart, n[.per intermittent. 
 I voK ng every minute, ai.d visible 14 miles. 100 feet hiidi, lower l:.\<(i, 
 '. -I,') mill';., .'li'd «';"» I'eei !ii;;i;, building rd, octa;jomil bise, iieight 53 feut. 
 l.'.diic'f J8;i2. i'llolii res ut here, arid vcsm'Is may fako reiugc in case of 
 iiece.ssity. Upper blight 45 seconds, dark 15 seconds. 
 
 LxrrKiY IN. INT, LuiunhurL'. bit 44' 21' 40" X., loi; f.P J7'.-)0" W., 
 :i\i.l while (atnpfrie light, vi ilde, 11 miliS, 50 leet !ii:;ii, while, square 
 •wer f.n dwelling, height 24 feet, l.i'dited LS'M. i'lis harbor is easy of 
 i'Ci'ss, buoys are placed in the lii:y and entrance t(» the harbor on Sculpin 
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 ;iiid cdg'i! I'f ti Its olV M.iiijjf'H i'oiiit. Ill pH.'^siiii; in from seaward the red 
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 (\nKiN IsLA.Mi. soath point, Liverpool Bay. lat 44'^ 2 N., Ion 64 ■ ;)7 
 .M" W ., wliite eatoptrie ligiit. revolving; o iry two minutes, li^ht 30 seconds, 
 dark I'll se(oiuls. visible Id miles, Gb i'eet high, building' ootuKonat, 
 iiori/oiiial stupes, rod and white, ei^hl in number, height 50 toot. Lighted 
 1«12. 
 
 ^KooKI,^^ I'll K. on end of Hreakwater, Liverpool, hit 44-' 2' 45" X, 
 Ion t)4-' 41 1() ■ \\'., lixed lifiiit. white sedward, i;re«ii towards harbor, 
 visilde I] miles. A lantern exhibited from end of pier. 
 
 I'lMir I'oiNf, Liverpool Hay, south entrance, lat 44"^ 2' 30" N.. Ion tJ4 
 42 20 \V.. tixeil red cateptrii' light, visible 7 miles, 30teet high, buddnit; 
 wliite. s(inare, height J7 feet- Lett on jtort .side when entering the harboi. 
 
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 I'oKr MoirtiN. norih-eiist point of Spcctaclo l.sland. Queen's (.'ounty, lat 
 ■i'y 55' N., Ion 04-^ 48' \V., li.xed red ratoi)tric light, visible 11 miles, 47 feet 
 
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 llviil, Shtd'jintiv (.'oiiiity. 
 
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 li;iil.or. int 4:j IW 15" N., Ion (!:. ^ IT)' Af)" \V.. 'i uhilc raloplrir li);hls 
 VL'rtioal, 21 yards apart, upper l:;^lit vif»ihit' 18 miles, and 12U iVet high, 
 lower 05 (cct niul visiMo 10 iiiilfs, oetauonnl IniildiifC, verliial Idack and 
 while Ptripo!^, hei-;!il 77 feet. I.i-li!ed ITS.S, repu'r. d 1H,)8. A hlaik Can 
 iWioy S. b. K. Ir-'in the .lii;- liceUs, in 1» tatlionis water. 
 
 Xkoko Island, on noilh side, hit 4;r 30' h\" N., Ion fif)'^ 20' r,S" \V., 
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 |{A( <Ai;(), on Avest side olentnuiee lo IJiiniiigton llarhor. I.if 4"i" '2(5' lt\" 
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 Lighted 1850. A Sp.ir I.aoy to the soutli ot {{antun. 
 
 BAitiiiNon.N K. May l.KiHrMiii-, lal 43^ '.W :/ N'.,I..n (\r> M 25" W., 
 d wlii'e light, hull ami :-pars p;;intcd n d, wiMi woid "* l!aniiu'.ton " in 
 ile letters on both sides, lltight 'M let abeve deck. Muorcil in (i 
 Ihmns at low water. Wessc.i* Ledge b'/aring S. W . \>\ '>V. i W'., distant 
 m'.le. bacian. I.i-lit beariu'vS. S. !''. \ I''.., diMai t <; an 1 ."MO miles, ;u 
 
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 ■Vy 10" \V., ti.\ed red eaiofitrie light, visi 
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 l« miles, 22 led high, white 
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 .10' .']()" N'., Ion or.' r/i' 4" \\'., tixoct inl catoptrio li.ftit viKililo 12 mili-s. 
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 26 r»n't. Lighted IH74. Tor (jiiidiiij,' vess-elH into Arj,'ylo llnihor. 
 
 Tuski:t RivKit, Hi^ Ki!-h Islniid, HoutU-wpnt point, lat 43" 42' 10" N., 
 Ion (15" 57' IB" W.. 2 fixed white mtoptiic lights, hori/.oiitnl, 8 yurd« 
 (ipuit, viHihle 12 miU.s, 51) feet hi;;h. while .-tqiiarc wooden hiiildin^, hei^'lit 
 2^ leet. Vi^ildo Hcawjiid, in windows eurh end of a dwollii.j;; house. 
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 Skai, I'm \Nt>, mMith point. 18 mi!.' irl.uid, I:it U)° 23' 34" N., Ion Of. 
 0' 52" \V.. lixed whil«' ii;,iit dio)i(nr. 2, id nrd'-r, virilde 18 miii >', KB te-t 
 hif,di, wiiite (Htu^diinl l)nildinj;, liei^;hl litMeut'. Lighted 183'J. 'Iliu lUonde 
 Koek lies 8. hv W. 3 1-3 mile from lif^lit JKune. Uetween this KoeU and 
 the Island there arc some danKors, the f,'round i.s rocky thronj,'h()nt, and 
 larpe vfSHel.s ou^ht not to ttetnpt passiiijr hetweeii them. A foj^ wIiJHtle 
 near lijjht house, during fo^s iiiid snow storms, sounds in eiieli minute u bla.'it 
 of 5 K'conds' (UirHlioji, mikI tffler an intiMvtil ot 5 seeocds gives another 
 blast of live seconds, with an interval of 45 seconds. 
 
 A Spflrlhioy, painted blaelv, has been placed in 12J fathoms water, soutli 
 about hulfa milofrdin ihe Blonde KoeU, otVSenI Island. 
 
 YAUMorrii OK ('Aric Foi'im-iiu, east eo)»e. south point, hit 43*^ 47' 28 
 
 N., Ion (it) i)' 21 ■ \V.. white en(0|ilr;c ' '- ''- ' - - : - -. 
 
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 N. ,!'>'"''•' i'' 21 ' \V.. white eiKoiilric l);lit, rev(dv!ii^ every mimitf and 
 45 seconds — lishl li Uiinute, d;irk J minute, visible 18 miles, 117 feet hi>;li, 
 octiii^onai tower, verticil stript'S, red and while, height 5!) feot. Lif^hted 
 iSGit. I'ngs whistle on west ftide, sounds in foj^s and snow storms Id 
 seconds in evety mir.ute. 
 
 TKiNtTY fjcrxii:, an Iron IJell Huoy, pnint^'d red, has been moored to lli" 
 westward of Trinity Ledj^c, ofi'T'ape St. Marv. 
 
 Cai'k St. Mai;y. ca~>f .^idoof »nv. l>t -If 5' 20" \., Ion ii«^^ 12' 40" "W 
 ced and while cat"ptric li^jlit, revolviiij,^ alternately every 30 seconds, visible 
 17 miles, ]()3 f^et hi^h. ortaL'omil vvliite building, heiglit 43 tent. Lighted 
 18t)8. 
 
 MKTKf.iiAN KivKH, iit entrance end .)f Hreiikwater. lat 44^ 13' 43'' X. 
 Ion 00° 8' 12" W., fixed green catoptric light, visible miles, 23 feet high, 
 building vcTtieuI. red siripos on se.iward side, 21 (eet high, lantern paintid 
 black. Lighted 1875 Heaeon for guiding vessels into river. Must be 
 left on starboard hand and passed close aboard. Tide leaves breakwater 
 one hour before low water 
 
 CuuKCii Point, east side of Ht. Mary's Ray, Di^^by (bounty, lat 44° 1!' 
 55" N., lonfiO'^ 7' 3,^" \V , tixed red catoptric light, visible' 10 miles, "0 
 feet high, S'^uare white wooden building, heiifht 20 foot. Lighted 1874. For 
 guiding against dangers in vicinity of L'hunh Point. 
 
 Sissruoo, south .sido of entrance to river, lat 14-^ 20' ;><) ' N.. Ion 05" i' 
 15" W., fixe<l white diontrir light, vi.>*ible 8 miles, 3(i t'eet. high, wlulf 
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 N., Ion tin -"iO' 20" W., 2 tixed white eatoptrie lik-htH, Imrizental. 24 feet 
 Mpart, vii-ible 10 miles, eaih 4'M'eHt lii-<li. hiiuare wliite buildiii)^. Iiei^ t 15 
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 r.i:iKi{ Isr.ANr.. north-we.«t Point, lat 41"^ 14 f.T" Y.. Ion 00" 23' 30 \V., 
 !ix('d while eatoplrir liglit, vinible 13 miles, 02 feet hi/;!), wiiite oeta>;onnl 
 Snildiiiir, lieicht 5') (eef. I-i^^'bted 18!'tt. A steam \'oii whistle on N. W. 
 ol IJiier Isl iiid, noii b !<ide 'if Iii;Iit luiii>e, rounds during- ihielt uml fo;ri:r 
 uiatherund snow ."(omu as Adbiw.s: — Blast of tour seeonds, interval four 
 seconds, blast of four soeondR, interval of four seeondi, blast of fttur 
 seconds, interval of forty t<eeond'<— makinj^ fixfy seconds. The Hell Buoy 
 plae«(l on the North- West Ledge, off Mrier Isl.ind, drifted from its moorings 
 and was washed ashore and destroyed in a gule in lieeember last. A spar 
 bill buoy was moored in its jibue in Januaiy, and haa reiuHined in 
 position ever since. 
 
 lk)\K's Head. 17 yards from edge of olifF, lat 44° 24' 16" N., Ion flfl^ 13' 
 W., red and white catoptric light, revolving alternatttly every minute, 
 visible 14 miles, 70 (eet high, white snuarc building. 1/iglited 1804. (.)n 
 sijiith enlrance to I'etit Passage. 
 
 Point Phim, south jioiiit of entrance to Annapolis Hasin. Int 44'"' 41' 34" X., 
 Icii 05'"' 47' 20" W., tixed white cat''ptrie light, visible 13 miles, 70 feet 
 liigli, sriuaru towr, vertical red and white stripes, height 22 feet. IJghted 
 
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 i; whistle on Prim Point sounds in snow storms and in thick or 
 
 foggy wcatiicr 8 seconds in each minute, making an interval of ^2 seconds 
 between each blast. 
 
 Mai;stiai,i, Onic or Pcnr Wimiams. ponth .-bore, lat 44'V,r,' .'52" X.. 
 !on 05'' 10' W., 2 lix<Ml while catoptric lights, \erti(al, 2(* feet u|)art. uiiper 
 (Id feet liitili, visible 10 miles, white square l)Milding, height 22 feet. l-ignt«'d 
 ]S:^[i. Lantern on top of dweliui'^; lower light in bow window, visible 
 from W. S. W. round N. to K. N. F,. 
 
 Mak(JAHktvii.i.k, on extremity of point, south f-hore, lat 4.')'^ 2' 67" N., 
 Ion (\b'- 4' \V., two tixed red catoptric lii/hts. 30 and 27 feet high, visible 8 
 miles, square building, borizontnl white ami l)lack stripes, height 23 feet. 
 Lighted 18.V.). Visible from VV. S. W. round X. to E. N. K. 
 
 Hlack Hock, 8outli shore, lat 45" 10 10" X., Ion 04= 40' \V., fixed j 
 white catoptric light, visible 12 miles, 45 feet high, ?(iiiaie white building, ! 
 Iieig.it 35 leif. Liglited 1848. Light 011 top of dwelling, visible from all 
 poiiU.s of approach. A log whistle on the extreme point of Cajn' d'(.)r, on 
 tlie opposite side of tlie channel from Hlack Koek, sounds during thick 
 weather, fogs and snow storms, twice in each minute, each blast being of 
 six seconds duration, with intervals of 24 seconds between. The whistle 
 Will probably be heard in calm weather, or with the wind, at a distance of 
 20 inilea, and in stormy weath"r, or against the wind, from to 8 miles, 
 according to the state of the atmosphere. 
 
 FToRTON, on bl ufT west side of Avon Kiver, lat 45^ 0' !.•>" X., Ion 04° 
 13' 30" W., fixed white catoptric light, visible 20 miles, 92 feet high, white 
 square building, height 20 fd't. Lighted 1851. Light in window. 
 
 AVai/ion ITahijoh, Ha^iii of Minas, HiMits County, lat 45" 14' N., Ion 
 G4'M)' 45" W.. fixed r'd catoptri'' light, visible 10 miles, 00 feet high, 
 sijuare white wooden building, height 20 feet. Lighted 1873. For guiding 
 vcsaela into Waltou harbor. 
 
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 I;il 4-/' 18'4"i" N., l(!!i 0;'.'^-18';5!!" W., (ixrd wliiie ( -itoptiic ii'dit, visible 1-3 
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 visil>:(' lV<>ii! ;ill j;i)ints of sippruacli. Ij,v:l't<'tl l^oU. 
 
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 kind Cuumy. 
 
 Paki:s!S(»i;()', or Pai'trid--e [^lf^nd. west sido of rivur, lat 45'^ 23' N., Ion 
 04^ ]{)' \V., lixud while catoptric li--iit, visii)!(' f) inilfs, 37 feet iiigh, white 
 square building, heigiit 32 feel. Lighted 1852. Lantern on dwelling. 
 
 SiMcxcER TonsT, on north shore, Cobcriuid B;iy, lat 4-5'^ 2"J' -30" N., Ion 
 fi3'' 37' \V., fixed Avhite catopttie liglit, visible G iuilos,3rt feet high, window 
 in building 20 ieet high. Lighted 18(i3. 
 
 Ai'PLK KiVKK, on Cape Cap:>foii or llotty Point, north enfranro, hit 4.')^ 
 28' 1:0" N.. b.n 04'' Jl' 30" \V., iixed whit, citoptrie light, visi!)lo 12_niilis, 
 04 tVel high. l)iiilding Avhite. oblong, with tmver. heigla 45 feet. Lighted 
 1870. Kebiiilt abnui 33 virds S S 1';. fruui old one. 
 
 fixed white cato])tric liglit, visible 12 miles. (10 feet liiuli, oeuiyonal whiu 
 toAver. Lighted J854. Visilde Ironi X L l)v L, round bv N to L by S, 'ir 
 315='. Cipe Lnrage light house, S W by W i, W, ahout'lO miles. 
 
 Capk Kn!;a(;i-, iMtth of (^nr.e, hit 4o ^ 35' 31" N. Ian 54- 4f 
 
 fixed 
 
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 wliite dioptric liglii. 4th order, vi-iibu' 15 miles. 12;) fiiuf liigh, fi'iuare w 
 I building, height 23 tVet. Lighled 184'). Visible between the bearings of 
 ! N W round by S to N E. A steam fog whistle, 150 feet N K from the 
 ! lijuht house, sounds dur ng thick weather 4 seconds in each minute. Will 
 I l)roliaids be heai ,.' in ea!m Avealiitr i(" mih-.s, and in otornu' weather from 3 
 
 to 5 miles. 
 
 QrACO, small roek off head, lit 4,V~ 10' 20" N. Ion 05'^ 31' 5,5" W, wiiire 
 catoptric light, revolving every 20 seconds, visildft 15 miles, 58 f-et high, 
 oclagotial building, hori/ziiitaliy stiiped red and white, heiglit 40 Ieet. 
 L'Tjlited 1H;5. a iog bell in a franuid tower on the light house block 
 strdu'S ^ver^^ 12 si'coiids during thick anil foggy wt'/.tlier and snow storm-;. 
 Under favorable circumstances it sliuu'd be beard two or three mile«, and 
 in stormy weather, or against the wind, about a mile. 
 
 Caim; Spkn(i:i;, pitch of Cape, bit 45'^ 12' 30" N, Ion 05 51 W, red and 
 white ailiiptric liglit, allernaliiig every 45 .'icconds, visihlo 20 miles, 2u7 
 feet high, wiiit J s piare building, wiili tower, height 35 feet. Liuhled 1873. 
 Visible between the bearings from E S L munil by S to \V N W, Part- 
 ridge Island iij;ht bearing by compass N W by W i \V uoriiierly, distant 
 6^ mile.s. 
 
 PAirrunxir. Island, St. .Tohn harbor, lat 4.j^ 14' 2o" N. Ion 00' 3' 2') ' 
 W, lixed wJiile uUoptric liijit, visible 20 miles, 1 19 feet high, building red 
 and white in vertical vstrif)es, hiieht 40 feet. Lighted 1701. h) tbf.gv 
 weather a steam whistle sounds fir 10 seeond-j ever_> minute. A boll bu-iv 
 nea sido of Partridge Island Jleef. 
 
 St. John IlAitnouH, lat 45° 15' 10" X, Ion 00° 3' 40" \V, while dioptrV 
 light, 4ih onkr, visible 10 miles, 35 feet high, building vertical red ai.d 
 white 6tri])e?, height 15 t'viii. Lighted 1828. 
 
 Toilet Suui».>4, always a lioavy Stock au«l Kr<'Ht choice. 
 
 I'LEW BRUJNTSWlCiv.-UAY OF FUNDY. 
 
 Hiu..<;r.oi;o" W.iAKr, Petilcodiac River, lat 45° 55' 15" N, Ion 04° 37' 
 45" W , fixed white catopiric liirlit, visib! 5 miles, 14 feet high, Htructure 
 open frame, heigiit 22 Ieet. Lighted 1875. To guide vessels going uj) 
 the river and to the coal and plaster wharves. 
 
 GiUNDSTONK, west part of island, lat 45° 43' 13" N, Ion 04° 37' 25" W, 
 
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 Ciloptric lijrhls, vertical, 27 (eet apart, vit^ililo lb miles, upper li^hL 81, 
 !(.\\or [)3 feet liigh. oi.'tat(oniil biiiUliiiH. stripe. 1 hoiizoritallv red and -white, 
 liei^''^ '^1 f'liet. Lighti'd 18.'M. Visib'o between tha bearings of W N W 
 around by !y to E hy N. Foi;- whistlo diirintr f'o^fa and 8now storms sounds 
 twici! each m.nute, first givlnfj a bli st of 5 poconds" duration, with an in- 
 terval of 6 poconds. tjjen a blast off) seconds duration, with an interval of 
 45 fiecoiida to complete tho minute. 
 
 SrKt'CK, Point, Rt Croix Kivor. Clinrlofto (^imty, lat 45'' 10' N, Ion 
 07'^ ir W, lixcd white catoptric linht, '&2 feet liiuli, wliito nquaro building, 
 height 28 feet. Litfhied 187(5. llio course from Spruce Pouit to ballast 
 ground i^ K by S i S, distance 2 milea From Spruce Point to Mark Point 
 \V N W, distance 2 miles. A vessel after leaving Doucet Island, to clear 
 ihe reef, should sleer N until the Sjiriice Point li^lit bears N W by W, and 
 thence take a W N W course. 
 
 Makic Point, St Croix River, Charlotte County, lat 45^ 10' 10" N, 
 Ion 07° 12' 30" W, {fixed Avhitc catoptric lit^lit, 82 tVet hi^h, square white 
 building, height 28 feet. Lit^hted 187t). 
 
 Mio.Tic BiXFF, PaBsaniaquoddv Bav. Charlotte County, lat 45° 6' 53" 
 N, Ion 66° 64' 30" W. fixed whil"e cal'optric liuht, visible 15 mile«, 130 
 feet higli, l)uilding white, square, wood, height 29 feet, lantern brown. 
 Lighted 1376. A bar extends E N E from lijiit liause, and vesaela require 
 to keep ef" 0. distance of 20(; yards to clear it at low water. 
 
 Drkw's HkaI), on W side of Heaver Harbour, Charlotte County, lat 
 45° 3' 45" N, Ion 00° 44' W, fixed white catoptric light, vi.^ible 10 niile=«, 
 as feet high, white square wooden buildinir, h.ight 3(! feet. Lighted 
 1875. Seen at all noints between easlern and western heads of harbor 
 
 Buss Isi.ANn, W end of Island, S side of western entrance to lilis.sHar- 
 
 btr, lat45'- 1' 15" N, Ion 6(i° 51' W, fixed red catoptric light visible 12 
 
 ' miles, 4o feet high, white square wooden building, height 30 feet. Lighted 
 
 ; 1871. 
 
 Cami'obkixo Isi.axd, N point of I ead Harbor, lat 44° 57' 40" N, Ion 
 
 G6° 54' 10" W, fixed white catoptric liglit, visible 16 miles, 64 fe t high, 
 
 white octagonal tower with red cross, height 34 feet. Lighted 1829. This 
 
 I light enables vessels to enter Head Harbor at all times. It is also a guide 
 
 '. to vensels entering the main channel, to West Inles, Moose Island, and the 
 
 I inner Bay of Passamaquoddy . 
 
 Pout St. Andkkwh, N point of entrance, lat 45° 4' 10" N, Ion 
 07=' 2' 50" \V, fixed white catoptric light, 42 feet high, visible 10 miles, 
 white octagonal building, height 22 feet. Liglued 1833. Vi^^ible between 
 the bearings of N W by N, and S E by S. 
 
 PoTtT St. Andwkw'.-ji, on sand reef at E entrance, lat 45° 3' 4.'>" N, Ion 
 fiV-'O' 5r ' W, fixed white ciitoptric bglit, viable 10 miles, 40 feet high, 
 'stnicrare white, 'quaro, wood, or. a framed pier, height 10 foot. Lighted 
 1875 To guiile to all ports in iuiie.- bwy, and to vessels g-ing up the 
 Kiver St . Croix from Little Passage or \Ve.<t (>ueil(ly. There is only a 
 >le)'tli of 4 feet of water on the N W exteu.'iion ut the reef towards main 
 iand. 
 
 SoKTH Wkst Woi.k IsLAMJ. cn S E ih)int of tho isbiud, lat 44° 5C' 30" 
 \. Ion Gti" 44' 10" W, wh'te cutt.ptiic light, icvolving every 1\ minute, 
 •iHihlo 17 to 2" miles, 111 feet hiuh, building wliiie, .Mjiuirp, wood, l.eight 
 '•■■) feet l.ighted 1871 i-aoleru on dwelling ; vi.silde fiom all points of 
 !!] j);<iach . 
 
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 wliite octagonal wouiU'ii liiiililiii^, liciuht O'J feot. Lij^hted 1800. Visibie 
 betwft'ii tliH tuiiri;;;;s ot" S W roiiiiil by S to N \V. A steam fo^ Avhislle 
 on extreme X W iuad oC (Jraiul Maiian, 8) teet above 1 ii^li water, sounds 
 in tliick wealber, f ttjs and snow storms, li blasts (.t 4 gecoiuls' dui.ition in 
 eacli minnte, with an interval ot IG seconds beiwcm fa( h blast. A spiiullu 
 beat'tMi. pamtt'd rod. ]ilaccd in ISTti on <>!d I'l^oorictor i.*-di:o, on tlie S K ut" 
 Grand M man r^ianJ. in lat 44- ;5r 10" X, InnOo"' 4;." W, lias a catje elo- 
 vated ;>1 t't'i't al)ov(' IiIliIi wak'r \nark, and in tdear ^veat!u•r siiould be teon 
 from a distance tVom 8 or 10 miii'S, 
 
 Macimas Sfai, IsLAN-n. on island. 1at 44= 30' 7" N, Ion 07" fi' 13" W, 2 
 fixt'd wliitc li;^lits, \V by X i X. and 1' by S J S. ')7 yard> apart, one 1ii;!it 
 c'atoptii(\ the otluT dioptrii' of2n(l cnlcr. visible 15 milt'S, 1-^ bH te-t. W 04 
 toot lii^-li. bnildiiiixs Mdnto. oach 3(5 tnet lii,j;h. lj;i;hled 1832. A t'vLi; 
 whistle scnnds in tliiek. weather, ibj^s ami snow sto:nis, 5 seconds in eaeh 
 hait'minnte 
 
 Gannit lluCK. on roek, lat 40- 0' 38" X, Ion W^ 47' W. fixed and flash, 
 wliite ii,L:iit, d!(>ptrie. 4ih nrder, a Ha^ll tvi-ry 4) seeOi.ds, visible 12 mile.-, 
 tit) teet liifih. oetaifonal tower, lieiLdit 41 leet, vertical black and white 
 stripes. Lifihted 1831. A ^un is iired to answer si^nal.s durinij: I'o^s and 
 snow storms. Danjierous roiks extend 4 miles eastward ot tl;e li^ht honsc 
 Fixed light 45 seconds, eclipse 5^^ seconds, liash 4^ seconds, eclipse 5^ 
 seconds — making 00 seconds. 
 
 SABLE ISLAND. 
 
 SAni.F. I,<5i.ANl), west end, lat 43-^57' X., Ion fi(.'^ 8' \V., white catoptric 
 revolving;- lijih.t, revolves in three niinnfcs. --h<..wiii,u- tlircc flash'-s at intciva's 
 of half a niimite. then a co'^s.'stion iil'liiriit dfirii'i;' 1) minute in each rt-volu- 
 Intion. visible 18 miles, 123 feet hi-ls. white octf gfinal wooden buildiim. 
 height P8 feet. lighted 1873. Steam fog Avh.i.nle discontinued from Julv 
 1st, 1878. 
 
 Sarlk Isi.anp. IJ mile from east end. lat 43-= 58' 30" N., Ion 50^ 40' \V.. 
 tixed white dioptric li,i:lit. 2iid order, visible 18 miles, 128 feet Idgh. oct.i^u- 
 nal building, white and L;own alternately, height 80 feet. J.ighted 1873. 
 
 rOST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, CANADA. 
 
 NOVA SCOTIA POSTAL DIVISION. 
 
 Po.<f Olfir,^ liisn'rfor, (•?2,200) F. M. Pas>o\v. A.^sf. P. O. Pisprcfor, 
 (51,200) J. 1). Stury. Cin-ks, /ii.^iirrfor's OfHrr, T Sonthall, Donglas 
 Stewart, Thomas I',. Davison, S. J. 1^ Sircom. Temjittrnnf C/rrk\ A. 
 1). Johnstone. lu. ■<>:/. ,,■/ ({;!!■( A', -i < r .md .lA -sv // ;, /•, 1{. K. McMillan 
 
 Money Order Di'anch. 
 
 Siii>n:'itfrh<h hf Mo.,ii OrJr (trrir, , ("^l,.^*)!^) James II. Thorne. 
 C'rrls, Siophoi: S. Thurno, T. Gras.-ie (^ci-liion. 
 
 Bailway Mail Service. 
 
 OV'Z-, v.. A. r.ont, Allrod Brown, Frp.nk V. T^ent, J. MoN. Gabriel 
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 Via Kiinoi!.«ki, by Caimdiaii I'ackot. 
 Via Now York. . 
 
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 by nunj of Englnntl — 
 
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 Via Himouski, by Canudian jdicket. . 
 Via New York 
 
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 Moiidav. 
 
 ■Weekly, day iinocrt. 
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 Sec (Jrcat Jiritain & See Gniat IJritain if 
 Iriiland above. I Ireland above. 
 
 Letters mtonded for lie^isti- tion mus*, be posted qiuirt'T of an liour pre- 
 vious to the el .jin^' of the Midi b}' wliiel) they are to l)c tbrivarded, and 
 both the Postage and the Kemistration Fee niuHt be jirepaid. Kegiw- 
 tration elosc'^ fiindly lU 7..?0 p. in. 
 
 Paid Letters for tlie En;;]i&b Mail received till 11 a. m. of the day on 
 which tiie mai! closer. Unpaid Letters and Book Packets and Samples 
 must bo posted by 10 a. ni. ; and Registered matter by 10.30 a. m. 
 
 Money Orders ist led and paid from 10 a.m., to 4 p.m. 
 
 Street Ijcttor Boxes in Halifax. 
 
 The location oi the Street Letter Boxes is as follows : — Foot of Salter 
 and Lower Water Streets, Corner of Morris and IMeasant Streets, 
 Foot of Green and Pleasatit Streets, Corner of South Park and Victoria 
 Road, Foot of Birmingham and Morris Streets, Corner Spring Garden 
 Road and South Park Street, Corner of Pleasant Street and Spring 
 Garden Roact, Corner of Sackville and Barrington Streets, Corner of 
 Argyle and Buckingham Streets, Foot of Cogswell and Brunswick 
 Streets, Corner of Cogswell and North Park Street, Corner of Cunard 
 and Moren Street, Corner ot Ciottinuen and (J'ornwallis Streets, Corner 
 of Goftiiigen and North Sireots, Corner of Gerrish and i'runswick 
 Streets, Foot of Art? Lane a!id Upper Water Str.'Ct, Foot of Cornw.'illi-- 
 mid Upper '.Vutt."- Streets, Foot of Jacob Stieet, North J-Ui-ecr llaiiwuv 
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 Licensod Stamp Vendors in Ilalifas. 
 
 Posto'^o Stamps enn be ohtaini'd troin the fdUowin^ licctiscil Voinlovs : 
 II. A. Tnylor, Dnijjyist, !'iUTiiij.'ri)ii S:ro"t; (}. K. MorlDU, llulli.; 
 Slm;t; T. 1". ('onpollv, (Jraiivilh.- StrcH't; Uev. A. \V. Nicholsmi, 
 Wcslevnn Book Koom, Graiivillti St; K.iv. Alt-xr. Mi-Ufuii, Book nnd 
 TiRct Depository, Gmnville Stm't ; li. Uiquhjirt, Snriti- (ninivn iJoail : 
 U, 0. Tnlly, Upper Wotcr StiTci; J. Cuurtm-y, I'loiisaiiL Street; A. J'. 
 I'ower, Rnuiswiek St. foot Co;„'s\vcli ; iM. A. liuckley, Graiiville Sireei ; 
 (J. '1'. Winsor, Lower Water Street; J. Crawford, Upper Water Strei-t ; 
 .1. J. MeDonald, Gottiii<:cn Sirect; Studley ilorton, A;:iie.ola St.eet ; 
 ,) VrtiiHialtier, Goitiiijroii Street; Arthur Anderson, Coriier Corinvallis 
 11. 'il Creii-luou Streets; J. H. Wcolrieli, Upper Wnter Strei-t ; Jiunes 
 \V. J)ol(3v, Argyle Street; Arlliiir INIoiiaLduui, Arjrylc Street; .Tunics 
 Fin'ay, l^lensnnt Street; W. Hamilton, Foot of GornwuUls Strc(>t; 
 Join: Connolly, lobby of Post Office. 
 
 Halifax Lotter Carriers' Delivery. 
 
 The Delivery of Letters by Carriers is as ioUows : in the bu.iiiicss 
 portions of the city, and as far South as Inglis and North as (Jerrish, 
 Three deliveries daily, Sundays excepted, commoneirifi: at 8 a.m., 12 
 noon, and 4.00 p.m.; in the northern portion of the city, beyond 
 Gerrish (north), Tico deliveries daily, Sundays exeejttod, cotn- 
 iiieiieing at 8 a.m., and 4 p.m ; and in the Northern, Southern, and 
 Western Suburbs, and Kiehniond, Que delivery daily, Sundays 
 excepted, comniencinj>; at 8 a.m. 
 
 Letters for these deliveries will l>e received at the General Ollice up 
 to within 15 rnintites of th« commeiieenient of eaeii delivtiy. 
 
 Letters and Papers should be addressed to Street and" Number at 
 whieh to be delivered. 
 
 Change of Residence should be promptly notified to the Postmaster 
 ia writing. 
 
 The public are requested to adopt the house door letter-boxes, the use 
 of which will result in greatly increased rapidity in the delivery of letters. 
 
 No person need call at the office for letters, for all may have mail 
 ; mutter left at their residences regularly, without risk or charge. 
 
 Dartmouth. 
 
 Mails sent to Dartmouth three times per day at 6 a.m., 1 p.m., 
 ; aiul 5 p.m. 
 
 1 COUNTY POST OFFICES. 
 
 The following is a list of the principal regular Post Offices, in 
 Nova Scotia, viz. : 
 
 I'o.'^T Officks, Post M.-vsTEits i Post Omths. Po.-.t M.v.vrMis, 
 
 ,Aiiuy.jvrd, T. K. ilurri.s. 
 
 \}hi<>ikd. Ko],r. Fiitv! y. 
 
 >Ilnrririijl-v. P. II. (hiwcil. 
 
 H.'irris V-.nhlarcom. Z^^. '/• /.V , V/. .S', V. ']\ Ilarvl ,s irk. 
 
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 .{■'•lil'ta Mints, K. M. ^J.)l()ln(n■l. 
 .A.'. .(Half. Harbor, Nathan I^. Murrir; 
 .1 ■'htrtit, ,\niMs l'iird\ 
 
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 .irir.liat. Wni. (J. Hallani. 
 
 Atluil, 1*". .\. Donkin. 
 
 •Vvdiiport Stat'n,J. li. Nowcumb. 
 
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 Ncit^jtort Lrindiiif/.]. W. Allison, 
 Station, J. L. Sweet. 
 
 Wui. Forbes. 
 
 Orniand O'lJrien. 
 
 (i. K. IJall. 
 
 Henry S. Smith. 
 
 .loliii W. .Tcnks. 
 
 AVm. F. Monsf. 
 
 Kdinniid MoPhail. 
 
 .lonalhan Hartley. 
 
 .las. Cr. iMcIveon. 
 I /'i)/7 llmrkcsbury, Angus (irant. 
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 I'lirt, Miiliony, Freeman (,!oI)(M»n. 
 Port Mull/ rave, (Jeo. li. Hadley. 
 Poi-t WilJiimg, Albert Chase. 
 
 " " Station, ICnoch A. Forsyth. 
 Piifponah, Levi lJ<}rden. 
 
 Ix'irar /imnu/oise, (Jeo II. Jiissett. 
 /i'irer Juliii, .John 1). (iould. 
 
 Ifirer J'liillj), Mrs. Grace Philips. 
 
 Jno H. Morehouse. 
 
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 .Jas. II. McDonald, 
 Shiniinicas Hridg .hdin Braudcr. 
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 Y'u nwutli^ A. J. Hood. 
 
 Money Order Offices. 
 
 The Ilalifax Post Onicc, and tlie Offices in tlic above li.st marked in 
 italics, are Money Order Ot^icos, and are anthorizcd to issue Ordor.s 
 |)ayal)le at any Money Order OiMce in tlie Doir)iniuii ol Cauuila, 2sc\v- 
 luundland, the United Kingdom or British India. 
 
 Minor Post Oflacea. 
 
 In adduion to the above, there arc njiward.s of seven hundred minor 
 J'ust Otiiees, and Way or Sub-Post Olfiees in the diilerent (Jounties of 
 rhc Province. 
 
 Principal Rates of Postage. 
 
 LETTERS. 
 
 To places within the Dorniiiion of Canada, .3 cents per half oz. each. 
 LctJcrs paid less than one rate ".'^•ill not he loruarded. Other short j'aid 
 letters will l»e taxed with douide ilic amount of the delicient po-taize. 
 
 To Newfoundland, 5 cents per half oz. each, which must he jncpaid. 
 
 To Bermuda, via Halifax, cents per halt o/. each, which must he 
 
 prcjia 
 
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 To West Indies, and British Guiana, via Halifax, 12 cents ])er half 
 07. eaeli, which must be [irepaid. 
 
 To the Uiiiteil States, 3 cents j»er half uz. each, which must be 
 ]ircpaid. 
 
 To the United Kin<idon: and the Continent of Kurope, via Halifax, 
 ■ir by Canadian Packet from Quebec or Portland, or Uy Packet via N. 
 York, 5 cts. per half oz each. 
 
 To St. Pierre et Mitjuelon, .5 cents per half oz. each. 
 
 ( )n letters posted at an Ofliee to he delivered from it, coininoidy known 
 :i-^ Local or '' (Irn/i It-tlcrs," the rate will he 1 cent ](cr ^ oz. ; to he in 
 ;ill cases ))repaid by Postage Stamps affixed to such letter when po.-ited. 
 
 Pe-directed Letters will be forwarded without any additional cliarge 
 ii not taken from tlie oflice or if lianded hi,ck at the moment of their 
 Itiiverv, but if taken from the office and 8u!)seqncntly re-posccd they 
 hecomc' snhjeet to a new rate of postage, in det'ault of which they will 
 i'o sent to the Dead Letter Oirice, Ottsiwa. 
 
 Letters containing coin addressed to the United Kingdom or Foreign 
 Countries will not he forwarded to their destination, iiut wi!! Im; .-cut to 
 tlie J>ead Letter Ofncc, Ottawa. 
 
 new.si>aim:i{.s anJ) I'l.uiooic als. 
 
 Newspapers and periodicds printed and puhlLsInd in Canada may 
 Ke sent hv I'ost iVuni the Olhce '..f puici'aiion or ntws agency at the 
 
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II. II i'llXICR and CO., I>t>iii( stir < ill ShHh, Iiimc! of Vowcr's n'hnrf. 
 
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 vryt" of 1 con* pf'r Ih., to lojriilnr S'nipor.bors or news nf^eiits in ('ana'> v 
 
 , N'r,\vf<>iiTi'l!nii(l, thi^ Utiilrfl Jlvi'""1oni or (lie Vnitod StiUrs. 
 
 , 'J'raiisitirit Ncwspnpcrs nml rt'riodiciils iuldrC'Se*] ro pirtccs in (Janndu, 
 TI>Ht«Ml StntoH nnd NcwCoutullKnd, will l)0 sent at the rate of one coir 
 |mt 4 oMiiccM, whicl) iriiit^t I'c rir('|miil by j)o>*ti\<j:c stHinj). Nowspapor- 
 iirul rcriodicalM w(i<;liin(4 lc;s timii one oimco n i\y bo iMjstcd «in^'-'y ; 
 picpnid ()y [lOHfaprc! stnnip, one half ft. (mcli. 
 
 I Ncwhpapors Mfldrcsscil to pln.Ts in I?cnniMln, Wost IikIIps and Bnti^:'! 
 
 . (luiatia, must lie prepaid l)v posfuj^e stamp, two cents each. 
 
 'IVtvnsicnt Newnpapcrs a<!dresscd to places in tlic United Kingdom, 
 llic ('oiitiiietit «)f' Kiiropc, niid St. '"ierre ct Rrii^uclon, 2 ccntH per 4 oz.^., 
 
 I or fra( tion thereof ; on' • 't c. mpnlsoj . ^ 
 
 Ml,"*< Kf K.^ Ol'S MAir. MATTKIt. ' 
 
 j ]'ori(jdicnlH, Bookn, 1" fiphle. «nd oi'cnsionnl Publications, Books, 
 •and NcwspajXT Mainiscript, ('iraitrs, Prices Current, Hand Bills, 
 ! Mujis, Prints, l)rawin<:K, Kngravinjjfs, Mnsic, Packapos of Seetls, 
 j Ciitfin^rf^, l^)<)tH, Scion.>i» (Jrafts, Botanical SjHH'imens, etc. 
 
 To any place in ('anada, Newfonndlnnd, tlic L'nited States, 1 cent 
 ' per 4 oz. each packet, and to the United Kin^^dom. the (Continent of 
 , Europe, and St. I'ierre et Mi(|nclon, 2 cciitrt per 2 07,8. Book8, Cir- ; 
 1 enlnrs, Music, etc., nr.isf he put np open at lioth ends. ! 
 
 ; To lierninda, West Indies, or British Guiana, via Halifax, 6 cents j 
 I per 4 OA each packet. ; 
 
 I Preftaynient of Matter of the ahnv<^ description i.s in all eavSes eoni- 
 : pulsory. 
 
 i'ATTKUNS OR S.\MPt.E8 OF MEKOH ANDISIE. ; 
 
 Can he forwarded at liook rate to any address in Canada, Newfound- 
 land, St. Pierre et Miqnelon, the United Kintr<ioni, and certain British 
 Colonies and Forei^jn countries, via England. Samples can beforwaideii 
 to the United States, but the weight must iiot exceed 8 oz.,the postage 
 on whicl) is 10 ets. ; they must also be genuine samples having no value. 
 
 PAnCEl-g. 
 
 To any |)lace within the Dominion 12^ cents per half pound, which 
 muBt he j»repni<l. Parcels must not exceed 5 lbs in weight. 
 I 
 j FostaKe Stamps. 
 
 I The stamps issued by the Canadian Post Office Department, are of 
 the (oIU)\ving denominations, viz. : postage stamps, i e., 1 c., 2 c, 'J c ■ 
 () c, K»c., 12i c. and l.^> c. ; registered letter stamps, 2 e. and ,5 c. 
 
 i Post ( 'ards arc. issued at (jue cent each, and may be sent to aiiv 
 
 ' address in Caiuida or United States. Post Bands are for sale at the 
 rate of SI. 2r) ))cr iiundrcd. Postcards are also issued at two cents c;!c!i 
 i'ov traiismission to the United Kingdom, Newfoundland, St. Pierre et 
 
 ; Mi pielon, and certain foreign countries. 
 
 I Itiformation in regard to the rates of ])ostnge to British Colonies and \ 
 foreign cotintrii's, via Knulaiid, or the United States, iuland and foreign 1 
 
 : mail comict'tioiis, the rules governing letters, newspapers, books, })•:!- '• 
 odieals, samiile and pareol post, and the transmission of post cards, 
 .slii|)s letters, dead letters, franking and free matter, iLc, may he ob- ' 
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 frif<)rtnafi'>n in if'j^ard to.fe>re>^n ami colonial rates inii.v lioobiaiii' 
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 Eep'iai. iition Fa. 
 
 To 1 la^c* within the I ominion, 2 cents en<"h letter uv post enni, mid 
 ■' \ ")tciif* ^aefi ^/}nvel >r paoket of sariiplf*. T • Nen J'oii'mIIhimI, St. I'icirt! 
 ; r IVI^ jelon, 'Ik Dniuul States and to Bcnniula, the West liidicN. and 
 J^ritiv '.iniana, Vi-a Halifax, 5 cents vat«i letter. To the United Kinn- 
 (loTu iiid C'ontinenr of ^''ifope, .'/ cents each lett-cr, newspaper, book 
 paeket, or pnckct o^ sa..ij^l«. 
 ! IiiJbririafion in rpgar<1' t4) registration to other countrieH, and iIk; 
 r I rules ^oveynin{( iegi.' tered <;ori'esjjondeu;'e, cle., may he had at anj ro«l 
 
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 K ' On orders y»aynl)le in Nova K^ujtia, New Brniisw ic^k, rrin<e Mdwan 
 lalrtiid, Ontario, (^uel)ee, Maiiitolia, or Briii.-^ii ('<di»nil»iu: 
 
 Not exceedinj:^ !*4 2 rciitrt. 
 
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 " 10 " " ->o 10 " 
 
 20 •' " *^0 2f) " 
 
 40 " " 'i'J ;5') " 
 
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 £-20 sl^j;. 
 
 On order.^ payalile in the United Kni^^dom : 
 
 Not oxeeediuK -^"2 Ai>; 2.0 cnts. 
 
 Over .£2.tt^. ' '; 00 - 
 
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 V No sinule order on the Utiitcd Kiti-d-jin run he granted lor more 
 
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 'S On orders payable in linti.sh India: 
 
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 On Orders pavablc in the United State., not excccdin;: -20, ii.> <'t^. 
 i Ovoc .S20 and not exceeding' S40, 50 cents. _^ No single order oti the 
 I United States can be granted for more than "^40. 
 
 I Fnll information in rc.'ard to Money r)i-ii.r.s may be olitained at any 
 1 Monev Order Uw-^t ( Mli<o. 
 
 1£UU».\ ami ^VLBU offer Ihese iiooU^ very low at niioi«>,ale. 
 
 
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 INTERCOLONIAIi RAILWAY. 
 
 Tlio Iritcrcolonial I\ail\viiy connfrts Iliilif'ax, N. S., with St. Jolin, 
 N. M. ; iiufl l)v Moiicton iiinl Hiviero du riOiip witli flin GniiHl Trunk 
 l\!iih\My to (Quebec nnd Montreal, ami the whole Railway Hystem of 
 ('ariAfla ; nr\A by a hraiuh line from Truro to i'lctou, with the. Gnlf of 
 St. fiawrcncc. Sn/nrirfcndiftit, It. Luttvcll, Kscj., Moiicton, N. 15. 
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 \Vel!in<j:ton .... 
 
 Grand Lake .... 
 
 Dakliidd .... 
 
 l*j)fi(;ld .... 
 
 ICInisdalo .... 
 Milford 
 
 Sliiihonaradic .... 
 
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 INdlyhotr .... 
 
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 Ishoonish .... 
 
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 Greenville .... 
 
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 River Philip .... 
 
 Sait SpriiiffS . . . 
 
 SpriDiiliill .... 
 
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 M;ucan .... 
 
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 Amherst .... 
 
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 Memranu-ook . . . 
 Meadow Brook.. 
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 8 Humphrey 
 1 1 Moncton . . . , 
 
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 Sackville 
 
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 Valley 
 Union 
 Kivcrsdalc 
 
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 Blooujfirld 
 
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 269 
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 Moneton 187 Caoouna 5.5.5 
 
 '.erry's Milld 105 Reviere Du Loan 5G1 
 
 (-amian 206 
 
 (^oal Branch 215 
 
 Welford .... 224 
 
 Ferris 2.35 
 
 1 44 Forest 244 
 
 147!Barnal)y River... 255 
 
 STATIONS ON THE PICTOtI BUANCK. 
 
 , . 611 West River 82 j New Glasgow .... 1 04 
 
 65 (41en<;arry .... 89 Pictou Landing' . . 112 
 
 70jlloi)ewell 06|Piotou (boat) ..... 113 
 
 Chatham Junction 251) 
 Miramiehi .... 2r,5 
 Beaver Brook. . . . 275 
 Barliliofruo .... 281') 
 
 Rod Pino 29fi 
 
 Bat hurst ,30!) 
 
 Petite Rocho .... .321 
 
 Belleduno .329 
 
 Jacquet River .3.38 
 
 New Mills .347 
 
 Clwulo .... ,35;: 
 
 Dalhousie .... .3ll.'i 
 
 Camnbellton .37? 
 
 Metapcdiac .... .385 
 
 Mill Stream 395 
 
 A9samet(iuaghan.. 4f)5 
 Catisapscal .... 4-20 
 Amipii .... 4'!3 
 
 Cedar Hall .... 441 
 Sayabec .... 44H 
 
 Tartatjue .... 458 
 St. Octave .... 408 
 
 St. Flavie 477 
 
 St. Lure .... 485 
 
 Rinjouski .... 4;)5 
 Bic .... 50C) 
 
 St. Fabien .... 515 
 St Simon .... 525 
 
 Troi.s Pistoles 531 
 
 Isle Verte 544 
 
 St. Arseno .... 55J 
 
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 AI.MANACK.. 
 
 145 
 
 Tho Intorv«okinial Kmlwuy connects at Pictou, (tludnj? the nnvi^'ahle 
 sonson) with rrlnco Edward Inland Steaai Navigation Co.'a steamers 
 tor Tort Hood, Charlottctotvn, Georgetown, Summcrside und Shcdiac ; 
 ,\!.so. at St. .John, hy rail and Steamers, with ail parts of the Upper 
 i'roviiices uu(H the Utiito<l States. 
 
 Routes cDnaeetlng with IntercolonUtl RAilway. 
 
 TTic trnins of the Intercolonial Railway connect at Brook field tri- 
 weekly with oonveyftTtcc to Upper Slewiacke ; at Truro seini-w^ly, 
 vvitli ronvpyance to KnrlloivT^, and tn-w«ekly with conveyance to Ons- 
 low and Muss Town ; at Kiver DeRcrt daily, with coach to Folly 
 Villnffo ; at Jxindondcrry Station <laily, with coadies to Acadia Iron 
 Mines and Gicat Village, and thence to Economy and Fiv« Islantls ; 
 at NVentw^rtU StatkMi claily, with coachefl to Tataaiagouche, Waitnce, 
 luid at Thomson's Station daily, with coach to Pwgwash ; at Athol 
 <laily, with <'onch to Parrsboro, and there tri-wockly with coach to 
 Advocate Htirlwr; at Maccan daily with coach to Kiver Hebert and 
 liower Cove ; at Amherst tri-wcekiy with -coach to Goose liiver. 
 
 TIyc tnins o\' tlic I'ictou branch connect at West Kiver Station tri- 
 weekly, with conveyances to West Kiver, Durham and Pictou. 
 
 :ii 
 
 Tunis', Porter's L.akc. ... 16^' 
 (irmon'.'?, ChcW!tc<K>k ltd 2 
 MusY]uodol)oit llarlxiui-. . 10 
 
 Webber's, Lakevillo llj 
 
 Ship Harbour 8 
 
 Tunfjicr C56) 8 
 
 Sheet IlarlKJur. 18 
 
 Bea\t;r Harbour 10 
 
 84 
 
 EASTERN ROUTEB. ' .- 
 
 To Tangier and Sheet Harbor. 
 
 AncHinM.n's Staple (carrying IL M. Mails) leaves ILililax for Mus- 
 i|iio(l()boit IIiirlM)ur, Jeddore, Ship Ilarixyur, Tangier, SluK't Harbour, 
 IV aver Harbour and Salmon Kiver, every Moiidri^, Wf^lnes^hif and 
 Vriihiij morninf; at ^ o'clock ; returning the intervening days. 
 
 To Musquodoboit, Ac. 
 
 Tavs' Sta^jTC {carrying H. M. Mails) leaves Shuljcnacidic Station 
 Miter the arrival of tlie morning train from Halifax, for Middle and 
 Upper Musquodoboit every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday; re- 
 tuv/iing ou Monday, Wctlncsduy, and Friday. 
 
 To Sherbrooke, Goldenville, &c. 
 
 Fu.xaEn's Mail Conches run from New Glasgow to Sherbrooke, daily ; 
 ihrougii tickets issuctl at the Railway Depot, Halifax. Tliis route is in 
 (liix'ct communication with the Gold Diggings at Sherbrooke, Golden- 
 ville and other districts. 
 
 Connections are made at Melrose triweekly with Stewart's Coaches 
 to Country IIarl)or and Isaacs Harljor, Sellers' Coaches to Guysboro' 
 and Port Mulgrave, and .semi-weekly with Tays' Coaches to Glenelg 
 and Caledonia. 
 
 Gohdon'h Stage (carrying H. M. Mails) leaves Antigonish for 
 ('lonelg on Mondatj, Wednesday and Friday, after arrival of Mail from 
 < upe Breton, returning same days. Connect at Upper Cross Roads 
 with McDonald's Stages between New Glasgow and Sherbrooke. 
 
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 LiNi»8AY <Si Co. 'a Miiil Conrbc.H leiivc New GlHtn^oAv daily, 
 
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 nrriviil of Mail train from Halifax, for AntiKonirth, {iuys)iioTu, Tort 
 Ilastiui^'s, Tort Ilnvvkcslmry, Hi I'f fer'» ainl Hyihtvj. Throu^'h tickets 
 CUD U: lin<{ at Kii'liuM)iu), Halifax. 
 
 Connections are made at Vt>rt IlastinpH with MoNoil'* Mml CoHrhfs 
 whkb k'Ave daily for Tort Hood tind Mahou, nn(t dnily al^o for Why- 
 cocomu^h uud IJuddcck, runiiiwjj fri weekly between Ma)M)ii, Mar;;arti' 
 Forks, and Kastcrn llarljor, Miid »en»i-\voekl/ betweeu Mabou, nitd 
 VVhycoconuigh. 
 
 Connections «re also inndc daily at Ornndancc with conveyance to 
 Qrandi({ue Ferrv and Ariefint ; nt Hirer Iniiabitantit' nrid^o, «Jaify wiifi 
 coHTCyance to West Bay; and at Sydney with coaches diily to UttK! 
 Glace IJay and Cow Buy, daily to Lin^an, Ijonisburtr, North Sydney 
 and Sydney and Sydney Mine*. Coaches run tri-vv«'ekly hetwccn 
 Sydney Mines, Little Bras D'Or, Bi^ Bras D'Or, New Cainphuiltown, 
 I'inglislitown, Baddcck; and scnii-weekly between Bi^; Bras i>'()r, 
 Boulardorie, and Baddeck. 
 
 New GlasKOw to Sydney. 
 
 Antiponish 40 
 
 Port ATul^rravc 38 
 
 Port i*a\vkesbury I i 
 
 St. Peter's WJi 
 
 Sydney 60 
 
 176 
 
 Fort Hastings to Margaree 
 Forks. 
 
 Port Hood 28| 
 
 Mahon 9 
 
 ALuirarcc Forks 36 
 
 Sydney to Sydney Mineo. 
 
 N. Sydney 1 J 
 
 Sydney MiiM^s ... 
 
 20 
 
 Fort Hastings to Baddeck. 
 
 Wh veocon>agh X} 
 
 Baddeck '2b 
 
 Port Hawkesbnry to Arichat. 
 
 I Grandancc •2\ 
 
 Arichat >> 
 
 73.) 
 
 The coach for Gnyshoro leaves Antigonishe daily on arrival ol ilic 
 mail from New Glasj^ow, and connects with c()ael>es runnii»<r dnily 
 between Guysboro' and C'ape Canso. 
 
 WESTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY. 
 
 Connects ar Windsor Junction with t]>o Intercolonial Bailwny, dim 
 runs throuuh the Countie« of Halifax and Hants to the T«>un m 
 Windsor, connectinj;: there with the Windsor and Annajiolis llailvv:>y 
 Ganeml iSnpt., T. J. Lynsikey. Has stations at — 
 
 Windsor .Junction I.'J Ellershonse 
 
 4 JJeavcr Bank 16 Newport 
 
 8 Mount Uniacke.. 26JThree Mile Plains 
 
 1 1 Stillwater .... 33' W^indsor .... 
 
 Halifax 
 
 Four Mile House 
 
 Bedford 
 
 lioekv Lake . . . 
 
 4:> 
 
 Routes connecting with the Western Counties Railway- 
 
 The trains of the Western Counties Railway makes connections nt 
 Newport Station daily with coach to Newport, and at Windsor 
 weekly with coach to Chester. 
 
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 Lard OIU uud iflucliinc OHk of every kiuil. 
 
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 Incor|i(»rnt<.'il under Imporial and Provinriiil (MiartorH. Connocfg 
 :it Wind^ir with the WoHtorn CouiitioH Kuilway Vvrnxi lialit'ux, atiii 
 niiiH thnxip;!) the (7ountieH of lluntH, KinKS and AnnaiNiIis, to the town 
 <it' Annapolis Hoyal, thcn(*o iVMintHUin^ with a lino of HtcamcrH to St. 
 ,l(ilin, NM^ (Iniin;;; the Huininer months, and a daily lino of mail 
 (■(jacluM to l>i;;liy an*! Yarmouth. 
 
 The prlut'iiMil olWoes of the (/Omi)any arc nt 5 and ft, Westminster 
 (MiamherK, Vii^toriji Street, Ijondon. deiin-al Minuttjer, V. Innis, 
 Kciitvillc, Nova Scotia. Atjent at Ilnlijax, C. R. Barry, 126 lloUis 
 Street. lias HtutiouH at — 
 
 Falntouth .... 
 Mount Denson... . 
 Iliintaport .... 
 Av()ni)oi't .... 
 ifortoJi Latidin;;.. 
 ijrHiJil l*rc .... 
 Wolfville 
 Port WilliamH.... 
 
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 Coldhrook 
 
 Camhridj^e 
 
 Wtttervillu 
 
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 Aylesford 
 
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 Kingston 
 
 2r>iWilmot 
 :iOlMi(ldleton 
 32 j Lawrence town . 
 34 Paradise 
 
 37 
 42 
 44 
 
 49 
 
 Bridgetown . . . 
 Hound Hill . . . 
 Aunanolis 
 St. John, by Str.. 
 
 53 
 56 
 (12 
 65 
 70 
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 84 
 
 At Annamlis a steamer conneetH wilh the Windsor and Anna])oli8 
 Railway for Uighy and St. John, N. B., and thence hv rail or steamer 
 fo nil piu-ts of New Bruaswiek, the Utiitod States and Upper Provinces. 
 
 Routes connecting with the Windsor and AnnapoliB Railway. 
 
 The trains of the W. and A. Railway Conipany make connections 
 at Port Williams Station going West and KentvlMc going East daily 
 with coaches to Coin^vallis and Canning; nt Kentville, semi-weekly, 
 with coaches to New Ro.ss and Chester; at Lawrencetown and Ayles- 
 !brd. weekly, with coaches to Bridgewater. • 
 
 f^ .. Annapolis to Liverpool. i 
 
 Kn.cup^s Conches (carrying II. M. Mails) nin daily Ixjtweeji An- 
 napolis and Liverpuol. Jjcave Annapolis at 3 y. m., and arrive at 
 r.iveriwol on following day tn time to conueet with Stages to Halifax 
 and Shethurne. Leave lA\(iv\)Oo\ at 2 p. m., and arrive at Annai)olis 
 on the following day \\\ time to cofluect with train for Kalifax. 
 
 Munro'fl, MiMbrd 14 I Morton's, 12 mile house. . 13 
 
 1 MeBride's, Maitland 13 liverpool 14 
 
 ! Smith's, Brookfield. ...U\ 
 
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 To Yarmouth »ta Annapolis. 
 
 Gates' Coaches, carrying If M. mails, leave Annapolis fiar Clemcnts- 
 lort and ITi'^by, daily, on arrival of train from Halifax. Returning, 
 leave Digby on arrival of mail from Yarmouth. Connections are made 
 at Deep Brook daily with conveyaDces to and from Hillsbnrgh and 
 Rear River ; and at Digby daily with coaches to aud flora Sandy Cove, 
 Frecport, aiid Westport, Briar Island. 
 
 Roghih'&D/iVIOson's Coachks, carrying H.M.mai!s, leave Digby 
 bilv on arrival of mail from Annapolis, for Weymouth, Yarmouth, 
 ii;.' 'Returning, Leave Yarmouth daily at 6 p. m. Connect at Yar- 
 moutU with coaches to ajid from Shelbumc, &c. 
 
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 Clernentsport 8i 
 
 Victoria Baidge 5 
 
 Smith's Cove 2i 
 
 Digby 4i 
 
 St Mftry's Bay 7 
 
 VVey.nouth Koad 5 
 
 Sissibo 6 
 
 Bellevos Cove 5 
 
 Comeuu's, Clare 7 
 
 Monteji^an Cove 9 
 
 Beaver Biver 1 5 
 
 Yarmouth Li 
 
 217 
 
 Western Shore Eoute, Halifax to Yarmouth. 
 
 Blair's Coaches carrying II. M. mails, leave Iliilifax daily at 
 6 o'clock, A. M., for Head of St. Margaret's Bay, Chost<'r, jMalmtie 
 Bay, Bridgewater, &c. Beturning, leave Bridgewater daily at (i a. in, 
 Connections ore made daily at Mahonc Bay and Bridgewater, goiii^' 
 and returning with coaches to and from Lunenburg, and daily at heail 
 of St, Margaret's Bay with a coach to French Village. 
 
 KiLCOP's Coaches, carrying H. M. mails, leave Bridgewater for Mills 
 Village, L'verpool, Shelburne, &c , daily at 6. a. m. Beturning, leave 
 Shelburne daily at 6 a. m. Connections are made daily at Liverjioul 
 with coaches to and from Milton and Port Medway ; and at Head Sable 
 River daily with a coach to and from Lockeport 
 
 Davison's Coaches, (carrying H. M. Mails), leave Shelbnrne foe 
 Barrington, Tnsket, Yarmouth, &c., daily at 6 a. m., arriving at Yar- 
 mouth in time to connect with the stage for Pigby. Returning, loaves 
 Yarmouth daily, at 7 a. m. Connections are made tri-weekly at CIvdc 
 River and Barrington with conveyances to various shore settlements. 
 
 Head St Margaret's Bay.. 21 
 
 McLean's 11 
 
 Chester (45) 1.; 
 
 Mahone Bay (65) J^.0 
 
 Bridgewater 9 
 
 Mill Village 18 
 
 Liverpool (101) 9 
 
 Port Mouton 10 
 
 Port Jolly 5 
 
 Sable River I o 
 
 Jordan River 8 
 
 Shelburne (141) 7 
 
 Barrington 20 
 
 Yarmouth 44 
 
 205 
 
 STEAMERS. i- ^ . j 
 
 Great Britain. — Royal Mail Steamers of the Allan Line leave i 
 Halifax for Queenstown every alternate Tuesday at 12 noon ; and leave 
 Liverpool rid Queenstown for Halifax every alternate Tuesday. 'J'h' se 
 steamers call at St. John's Newfoundland, both on the homeward audi 
 outward trips. S. Cunard & Co., Agents. 
 
 The packets of the Allan Line which carry the weekly mails k'tsveen \ 
 the Upper Provinces and the United Ivipgdoa), touch at Halifax dmiii!,' i 
 the winter months, .. .■ .w<-^^-.->.--<.-^-...\^--: -y . ... ! 
 
 Bermuda^ aw» West lybtiES.-';;^^ Afpha, IMt 
 
 and Delta (Cunartl line) leave Halifax for Berliliia«>a and S?. Thomas 
 every fourth Monday; connect «t St. lliomaB with gteamers tor all 
 partsof the Weut Incliw, atid for Paiuuna and iSJoulh America. S 
 Cunard <& Co.> Agents. 
 
 Boston. — Mail steamers run weekly between Portland, Bast<;n anl 
 Halifax during the summer months, 'j. F. Phalen, Agent. 
 
 Itest place to buy JUvy Colours, Vnrnl8lio.«t and Ja!iHUN> 
 
owcrN Wliarf. 
 
 n. II. FI'liLKR nnA C»., RooAiik Pltcli aihI Paper, Powm^a Whnrf. 
 
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 ALMANACK. 
 
 149 
 
 New roRK., HAti«"AXAN»,$<ivJfft>jHS'ai^:^^ 
 of tl'c GiPiorBWfelJ I^'l?* wakiJ t:^^ii»|i^,ji^^^^^^^^ New Yerk, 
 
 Halifax "jkriil IffeivtonrKilarw, eat'rymg: llei' aiiycsiiy's and tUe . United 
 
 W^TBKN Spoilt B:~TKe1hih;^kei*mcr l^^qtfrfyiittilfi^rijrti'^e^^^^ 
 IliUifdx to YarmoHtli, aroimd the western shore, touching at Lunen- 
 \>M'<^, LiverjMwl and Shclbtirno:, jroiii^ and retuniin^. Connects at Yar- 
 mouth with mail steamers Iwr St. John and Jioston. F. W. Ki^-wick, 
 I'ropi-ietor, 
 
 Yaumoutm, St. Johm, N, B., and Boston, U. S. — The m*it 
 steamer iMm'mian makes weekly trips l)etwe<Mi St. John, N. B., and 
 ]5(>st(ui, calling at Yarmouth and VVestport, going and returning. The 
 sitamer Edqar Staart connects at Yarmouth with the D^miniou. N. 
 K. deuieuts & Co., Yaruioutij, Agents, 
 
 Prince Edward Island and Cape Breton — Mail steamers ply 
 (luring summer between Pjctou and Charlottetown,and Pictou ami Port 
 lJav,ke.sl*Biy ,• from Port Hawkeshury by stage to West Bay, and 
 thence l>y steamer to Grand Narrows, BadUeck, New Campbelltown, 
 North Sydney, and Sydney. 
 
 8t. Pikrre et Miquelov. — The mail stiamcr George Shnttnck 
 runs fortnightly between Halifax and St. Pierre et Miquelon, calling at 
 North Sydney, leaving Halifax every alternate Monday, except during 
 the niontlis of January, Fefertuiry, March and April, when she awaits 
 die arrival of tlie EngKsh Mails. F. D. Corbett & Co., Agent. 
 
 ^f AGDAi.EN IsT.ANBS. — The Steamer yC/icjf, carrying H. M. Mails, 
 runs fortnightly l«etween Picton Rn<l the Magdalen Islands, ria George- 
 \kj\\\\ P.E.I., leaving Picto« every alternate Wednesday. In the interven- 
 ing weeks the Alhert makes a trip from Pictou to Port Hood and back. 
 
 Wsil Steamers in connection Avith the Windsor and Annapolis Rail- 
 «'av, run four times per week in summer and semi-weekly in winter, 
 berween Annajjolis, Dighy, and St. Jolui. 
 
 lv\ STERN Sho-re. — The mail steamer M. A. Stan- ruas weekly from 
 lliilifiix to Charlottctown, calling at Canso, Arichat, Port Hawkesbury, 
 Tcrt Mulgrave, Port l[a.stiiigs. and Bayfield, (for Antigonish). Leaves 
 Halilax on Tuesdays, and P. E. I. on Thursdays. F. W- Fish wick, 
 
 Proprietor. . . 
 
 MEDICAL REGISTER. 
 
 M AfiaCUL.WlON EXAMUSKUS. 
 
 •liev Principal Ross, Kev Edward F 
 
 )'LiliJi<hed under and by the autlmritv of the Meditiil Hoard, in accord- 
 a^Ki \ih\\ (^lia^i. 25 ut' the Revised Statutes of Nova SeotLx, Fourth Scries, 
 {•<■;■■',. 
 
 PiMVfNCMATi ISIeoicAiL IJoAm>. — C- C. HiUJiiJton, m.d., Corn.wallis, 
 Pi-riiluit ; K. S. irtack, Ml). Halirux, Treasurer; A. C. Patje, m.d, Truro; 
 1! ii I) McX Parker, M.D. IJiililax; li. D. Fruser. m.d, Windsor; A. J. 
 ♦ 'M'.vit'. M.D, ILdifax; S. M. Wtpks. m.d, Xt-wport; W. McDonald, m.d, 
 Aiti^'onisli; I'Aw Farrell, M D. llalifa.x 
 
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 CoMMirrKK TO EVAMTNE ATX DeOREK3, LiCKNCES AM> OTKICU CliK 
 
 DEXTiALS. — A. J. Cowie, M.i>, Ed Farrfcii, M.n, li. 8. 13Eaek, ni.o, Tlie 
 RegistpuF. 
 
 Etaminers to HOLD FiNAL ExAMKHATiONs. — R. S. Blaek, M.l>, Eli 
 Jenniogs, M.i>y D. McN Parker, >l.]>, A. P. R«ul, m i>, H. A. Gwdon, w.u 
 
 Ifante. 
 
 Edward Cnrrif, 
 Joseph B. lioml, 
 TlioHia* E. JeanSy 
 H. B. Forraani, 
 Henry D. Kugglea, 
 Fredit A. Webster, 
 Greggs J. Farishk, 
 Benj. D. Eraser, 
 
 Bernard J. Gilpin^ 
 
 • 
 Chas. C. IlaiftiUon, 
 B. Gardener Page, 
 Israel K. Wilson, 
 R. S. Black, 
 Joseph Gteverman, 
 James C. Fairish, 
 Wm J Atuion, 
 Robert Stephen, 
 
 Charles Creed, 
 John Temarv, 
 
 Holmes Marstera, 
 James R. DeWolf, 
 Henry C. FLxott, 
 William E. CooJi, 
 James F. Foriies, 
 lidward Jennings, 
 John Sdiragc, 
 Lewis Johnstone, 
 George E. Outhaf » 
 I) I\rcNein*arkey, 
 Charles Bent. 
 Samuel 1). Brown, 
 J. G. B. Morri^oi>, 
 •Henry G. Parish, 
 
 S. G. A. McKeen, 
 Geo Thos Bingay, 
 
 Chandler Crane, 
 James H. Denwon, 
 Lewis Johnstone, 
 Jonathan Woodbury, 
 A C. Pag.-, 
 \Vm A. C. Rsndall, 
 W. M.Clarke Gibson, 
 Hrnry Sliaw, 
 Samuel M. Wff^K's, 
 Harris U. McLatohy, 
 
 L. R. C. S., Edinburgh, 
 Mem Med Soc'r of Phil, 
 LiceiUiate Med B., N. S., 
 M.D.LR.e.S., EtL, 
 M.D, Coll Pliy & S.,N.Y., 
 M.r^ Edsnhurgh^ 
 M.R.C.S , I^ndon, 
 M.D, of Hesse, L.RC.S.E., 
 
 S ER.M.S.K., 
 M.I). Va of Pkmi, M.R. 
 
 G.S.L, 
 I M.D, Un ofPenn, Pliil, 
 A.E.OS., M.R.CS.. Lon, 
 M.D, Jeft'Med Col, Phfl, 
 M.D, Edirt, L.RC.S.E., 
 M.D. Coll P & S , N. Y., 
 M D, Fn of I\na, Hi», 
 M. D, Universitv of Glaa, 
 M.D, WiDoughby Un of 
 
 L. Erie, O., 
 M.R.C.S., London 
 M.RC.S., Ir2land, M.D., 
 
 UiK of Glasgow, 
 M. D, Jeff Med Cell, Phil, 
 M.D, Ed, L.R.C.S.E., 
 M.D, G}asM.RC.S,Lon, 
 M.D, Jeff Med Soh,Peiin, 
 M.D, Universitv of N.Y., 
 iM.D, C.P. & Surg, N. Y., 
 M.D, Harvard 
 M.D, Uni of Pemv.l*hiL 
 RLD, Jefl Metl C' liege, 
 M.D, Ed, L.R.C.S., Ed, 
 M.D, tJniofPenn, Phil, 
 M.D, Universitv o<' I'onn, 
 M.D, Bow, Jeff Col, Phil, 
 ALD, Un of Peun, M.R. 
 
 CS., London, 
 M.D, Harvanl, 
 M.D, Uni of N:.Y., MR. 
 
 C.S., England, 
 M.D, UniofPbun, Plul, 
 M.I), Uni of Pean,Pir!:l, 
 M.D, Ed. L.ti.C.S., Ed, 
 M D. Jeft'Med Coll, Phil, 
 M.D, Harvard,. 
 M.D, Harvard, 
 M.D, Harvard, 
 M.D, Colof P. &S.,N.Y. 
 'M.D, ColofP. ^rS.,N.Y. 
 M D, Jeir Med CollcLCO, 
 
 D«ti'. 
 
 18-27 
 1829 
 1829 
 1830 
 1831 
 l»:i2 
 19;i4 
 
 1834 
 1834 
 
 lieaiilence, 
 
 Gitysboro' 
 
 Yarmouth 
 
 Svdney Mines 
 
 Sytiney, C. B. 
 
 Weyiw)ulli. 
 
 Yarmouth. 
 
 Yarmouth 
 
 Win<(lsoi> 
 
 18.J4 Canard 
 1834 Halifax 
 1834 Barringtori' 
 183(5 Halifax 
 183ft Lunenl>un« 
 18'37 Yamnoiitlk 
 1838 Halifax 
 
 18;i8 
 1838 
 1839. 
 
 Digby 
 
 Pugivash 
 
 Halifax 
 
 B. 
 
 1840 Berwick 
 
 1841 Lrartmoirth 
 l&a Arichat, C 
 
 1842 Pictoii 
 Liverpool 
 
 1843 Halifax 
 1843 Barrington 
 1845 Albioai Minos. 
 1845 xVylesford 
 1845: Halifax 
 1847 1 Truro 
 1848Maitland 
 )848!Mctivghim 
 
 1849 Liverfool 
 
 1849 
 1849 
 
 Victoria,. C 
 Annanolis 
 
 B. 
 
 1850 Halifax 
 1850 Urool'.Krn 
 1850 B. H. Minca 
 185 r Wilniot 
 IbdliTruro 
 18521 Yarniotith 
 l85a'K»-utvi5.ie 
 18:)j'K(;ntv:l!o 
 1853 1 Newport 
 18541 Wolfvi lie 
 
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 1870] 
 
 ALMANACK. 
 
 151 
 
 Nitmc. 
 
 Xiilliaii Tiippor, 
 K'ohci't Adiiiigton, 
 I'.ilwin Cliiv, 
 ,1 S. Milier, 
 Klias N. rnyznnt, 
 Cliavlos C. AiiluMi, 
 i;. J. Ellcrsnn, 
 K'obovt S. Campbell, 
 'I'lionias Kirl)y, 
 William IVatson. 
 \V. K. Fifnch, 
 William a. Harton, 
 T. (). (Jo.Mcs, 
 diaries Gray, 
 ,T. K(l,i;ar Jdiios, 
 Alox. Mclntosli. 
 Ah'xaiidiM- 1* Meid, 
 
 Uobei't Mitelicll, 
 .lolm I-, li. Wel)ster, 
 .losei'li I). Davis, 
 Stephen Dodf^e, 
 lliij;!i A. Cxordon, 
 
 Chas John Gossip, 
 Henry Kirk wood, 
 iM-aneis Uobinson, 
 
 William IT. Weeks, 
 \V..iVI. JNlitchell, 
 A. J. Cowie, 
 ('. Fitz Hy Canijibell, 
 Duncan MaoI.eau, 
 Duncan McLarty, 
 Arlhni Moren, 
 Lcander li Morse, 
 (Jo{)rf;e Mnrray, 
 I'.lisha lioclic. 
 Walter Thomas, 
 Ihif^h Cameron, 
 Louis G. DeBlois, 
 .'. J Jacobs, 
 iirrbert H. Keed, 
 
 Cliarles D. KiKby, 
 W in S. l{ol)ertson, 
 Wm 15. Slayter, 
 
 Wm II MacDonald, 
 l; iiioi't McFal rid 1,^0, 
 
 n-. !■:. :\ioi;obert, 
 
 1'. W. Smith, 
 • icor^e C. Stnr^'is, 
 ■li'liii Strnlhers. 
 A. S. Towiish' nd, 
 •I 15. Fni^er, 
 \ul;lis1us Uobinsuii, 
 
 Qiialincafliiu. 
 
 l>ct: 
 
 JirSK 
 
 ■h'licc. 
 
 I M.I), University ofrcnn, !l«r)l 
 M.D, I'd., M.ll.'C.S.. Km,', i 18^)4 
 M.D. University of N.Y., 18:.5 
 
 M.D, r.eiUshireMed ''o 
 M 1). ,)etr Med Coll, Phil. 
 M.D, Harvard, 
 M.D, Un Penns, 
 M ofM. Md, N S., 
 Licentiate Med Ud, N.S., 
 Licentiate Mtd Pxl, N.S., 
 M.D, N Y. Med Colle-(', 
 M.D, C. v. k S.. N.Y., 
 iJcentiate Md lid. N.S., 
 M.D, \]n of I'enn, i'hil, 
 M.D, Harvard, 
 M.D, Un of Tenn, riiil. 
 M.D, McGill, L.K.C.S,, 
 
 IM I\l.(".P.,aiid S. (';u 
 M.D, Kdiii, L.K.C.S. K.. 
 M. D, C. P. & S., N.Y., 
 M. D. Horn Coll of Phil, 
 M.D, C. P. & S., NY., 
 M.D, Glas, M.K.C.S.,Kd, 
 
 ]\LC.(J.and S. Can, 
 MD, iMlinbnrsli, 
 M.D, JetfM.S., Phil, 
 M.D. Un ofPenn, M.K.C. 
 
 S., London, 
 M.D,C.P. &S„N,Y., 
 M.D, JetfMed Colle{^-e, 
 M.D, Un of Penn, 
 M.D. Un of Penn, 
 II D, lTarvar(.\ 
 M.D, (ilas-ow, 
 INf.D, Edinbuif>ii, 
 M.D, Harvard, 
 M.D, Uni of Penn, 
 M.D, Universitv of Penn, 
 M.D, F.cl Col of Phil, 
 M.D, Un of Penn, 
 M I), C of P. & S., N.Y., 
 M.D, Harvard, 
 M.D, MoGill, L.R.C.S., 
 
 ;0 
 
 A Ml h erst 
 Halifax 
 
 \\ 
 
 Halit 
 
 ('urnwallis 
 
 WollVille 
 
 IS.5f! Lmienburi^ 
 
 185(( !5ear Hiver 
 
 1857 Dartmouth 
 
 18,-^7 Tiiskit 
 
 18.')7i Upp. -Mnsqiiodolioit 
 
 •oi 
 
 1857 
 18.-,8,Pul 
 
 •t Med 
 tiiieo 
 
 wav 
 
 18."j8i Varmonth 
 18.^8!. Mahoiie P.ay 
 18r)a| VVestville 
 18D8 Anti<^onish 
 
 1858|Halifa.x 
 
 1858; Amherst 
 
 1 858 j Yarmouth 
 1851)1 Yarmouth 
 185'j! Halifax 
 
 185!)' Halifax 
 
 185!):^Vindso^ 
 185i);Pictoii 
 
 lS59j Annapolis 
 
 1859 Dartmouth 
 18.59 New (ilasf^-ow 
 1800; Halifax 
 18()()| Westville 
 ]8';0^Shiil)enacadie 
 18f;(),Sv(Inw'v Mines 
 
 aliiax 
 .awreneiitown 
 
 18t;()iH 
 18(i(r 
 
 18f)()iNcw (ilas>ro\v 
 ISiiOJ ratama^cucho 
 l8f;0'Up()er Stwiaeke, 
 18!njMai)ou, C. b. 
 lS(il, Bridgetown 
 I8GI1 Lunenburg 
 
 ISill Halillix 
 
 ! 18(51; New (Jermanv 
 
 il8Gl 
 
 11 
 
 alifax 
 
 Euif' »nd 
 Ml), C. of P. iS: S.. N.Y., I ISMlj Halifax 
 M.D, Unof New York, 
 M.D., L.K.C P., Kn-., M. 
 
 PCS., iMiiJC. L.M., Dub. 
 M.D, Harvard. 
 M.D, Harvar 
 LieentiiUe o 
 i\LD, I'Minbur-li. 
 
 I18O2 Antijioni.sU 
 |]S!i-J Ilaliliix 
 
 M. IM, N.S., 18';:2; Truro 
 18)J:i>iul.v 
 
 M.D, 1:1 MedCnII, i-liil, I8n2! Walton 
 M D. iielievue. .\e\v Y 
 
 or; 
 
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 M D. Ui: if rein,, 
 iM.D, Glasjiow, 
 'M.D. Un lV'ui,M.i;.(,:.S 
 
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 L. S. A, Lon, 
 
 18;-i !■; 
 
 18-;'2 I'-r 
 
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 152 
 
 ^^ i: l c ii !•: ii's k a u m k u' s [187'.) 
 
 
 Name. 
 
 1 
 
 Qualification. Dat'. lirsidence. \ 
 
 
 ; .Tnlin ^r. Hanirtby, 
 
 y\ 1), Harvard, 
 
 (SO.T^Iill Village , 
 
 
 iSrunloch Mi'drHfTor, 
 
 M.D. Harvard, 
 
 IHi;:} Lallave 
 
 
 John yi. UiiiLT'iy, 
 
 M.l), Harvard. 
 
 ISfl'I Tusket 
 
 
 A K. ('rimcliiT, 
 
 M I), (!. of P. & S, N. Y. 
 
 I8f;:j 
 
 Bri<lgew,iter 
 
 *i 
 
 William iM-ascr, 
 
 M I), I\I.IM^. S, EuiT, 
 
 1S(;:J 
 
 New (JIasgow 
 
 is 
 
 C. II. Munio, 
 
 M.l), Harvard, 
 
 18ri.3 
 
 WestKiver ! 
 
 
 A. I). Mc(iillivrav, 
 
 M.l), BellevneMed Coll, 
 
 18;;} Sydney, C. R, 1 
 
 John C. McLellan, 
 
 M.D, Harvaid. 
 
 18i!;J Londonderry } 
 
 m 
 
 ; Rohcrt (^assiiiior, 
 
 Licentiate of Md Bd, X.S, 
 
 18(j;i 
 
 Ariclmt 
 
 g 
 
 Aiif? Kohiii^ion, 
 
 M.D. Un of IVnn.M.R.C. 
 S, Eng, L.S.A, 
 
 18'i:] 
 
 .Annapolis j 
 
 S. AV. Burns 
 
 M.D. r.ellevne, 
 
 l8fU 
 
 Milton 
 
 S 
 
 A. I). \V. Bir«s. 
 
 M 1), Ediiibinxh, 
 
 I8()4 
 
 Wolfville i 
 
 James Campbell, 
 
 M.D. Harvani, 
 
 ' Sft't 
 
 Slicrbrooke 
 
 ■s 
 
 1 Jost'pli Ueiiiiison, 
 
 M.D, Bel lev ne Med Coll. 
 
 18()4 
 
 .\von IJridge 
 
 Ti 
 
 E. I'arrell, 
 
 AI.I), C. of F. &S, N. Y, 
 
 J8(;4 
 
 Halifax I 
 
 m 
 
 'riioinas K. Frascr, 
 
 M.D, ElK'tie Med Coll, 0, 
 
 1804 
 
 Hali'ax 
 
 A 
 
 John C. iloopiT, 
 
 M.D. C of P. & S.. N.Y, 
 
 ]8(U 
 
 Rawilon j 
 
 f 
 
 George J . McKenzic, 
 
 M.D, JefOIed Coll, Phil, 
 
 I8G4 
 
 Picton ; 
 
 g 
 
 David Macl.ean, 
 
 M D IJnofPenn, 
 
 18r54 
 
 Wallace | 
 
 C. H. Morse, 
 
 M.D, Harvard, 
 
 18(14 
 
 Weymouth | 
 
 PQ 
 
 John Allan Morse, 
 
 M.D, Harvard, 
 
 18iU 
 
 B rWiclc 
 
 • 
 
 G. B. OaUes, 
 
 M.D, Coll P & S. N. Y, 
 
 1804 
 
 Digby 
 
 Arnold Sanford, 
 
 M. D, Harvard, 
 
 1804 
 
 Burlington 
 
 • 
 
 \V. N. Wickwire, 
 
 M.D , ]':dinburgh, 
 
 1804 
 
 Halilax 
 
 J, 
 
 Donald McGillivary, 
 
 M.D, Glasgow, M.R.C.P. 
 
 & S. Gh.sgow, 
 
 1804 
 
 Vale Colliery 
 
 
 TTctiry E. Bi^'set, 
 
 M.D, Coll P. &S. rf. Y, 
 
 1805 
 
 Port llawkosburj' 
 
 F. N. Biirijess 
 
 M D, Harvard, 
 
 1805 
 
 Cheverie 
 
 (3 
 
 Edwin Creed, 
 
 M. D, llvgei!, Thera. Coll 
 
 1805 
 
 Upper Newport 
 
 J. Edf^ar Kelly, 
 
 M.D. Coil P. &S, N. Y, 
 
 1805 
 
 Yarmouth 
 
 
 A. E. Falconer, 
 
 :\I.D, Harvard, 
 
 1805 
 
 Sherbrooks 
 
 •s 
 
 Thos John CaniLM'on, 
 
 M.l), Harvard, 
 
 1805 
 
 River John 
 
 A 
 
 John L. I'eppard, 
 
 M.D. Harvard, 
 
 1865 
 
 Great Village 
 
 »; 
 
 John A. Purnev, 
 
 Ml), C. ofP. &S, N. Y, 
 
 1805 
 
 Shelburne 
 
 S 
 
 J. B. McDonald, 
 
 M.D, Harvard, 
 
 1805 
 
 North Sydney 
 
 1 
 
 Russell Withers, 
 
 M D., C. of P. & S, N. Y, 
 
 1865 
 
 .Annapoiis 
 
 James F. Laughlin, 
 
 M.D, Coll of P. &S, N.Y, 
 
 1805 
 
 Arichat. C D. 
 
 "S 
 
 J. B. Black, 
 
 M.D. Unof Penn 
 
 1800 
 
 Windsor 
 
 
 Thomas li. Almon, 
 
 1 
 
 M-I),C. of P. &S, N. Y, 
 M.D Long Island CoU. 
 
 1800 
 
 Halilax 
 
 ca 
 
 j George 0. Bnrgess, 
 
 M.l), C. of P. & S, N.Y, 
 
 1860 
 
 Somerset 
 
 (3 
 
 ' James S. (^'alder, 
 
 M.D, Harvard, 
 
 1800 
 
 liridgewater 
 
 
 Unl)er( II. (\irey, 
 
 M.D, Harvard, 
 
 18(i0 
 
 Lunenburg 
 
 1 Marcus Dodd, 
 
 M 1), C. ofP. & S, N. Y, 
 
 1800 
 
 Bridgeport 
 
 Robert Eustace, 
 
 L. Fae, P. S, Glasgow, L. 
 R.CS, 
 
 1800 
 
 Cape Canso 
 
 J..';n H. Ilariis, 
 
 M.l), Bellevue, 
 
 1800 
 
 Beaver River 
 
 
 
 ■ .AJ-.'bibah' Lav'son, 
 
 M.D, C. ol P. & S,N.Y, 
 M.II.C.S, Kn-land 
 
 1800 
 
 Halifax 
 
 
 John ^li I'inosh. 
 
 M.l', JeO'Med Col, Phil. ISfid 
 
 Wltvcocomagh 
 
 
 ; Dan (j. l\l(l\:!\-, 
 
 Ml), Brll( vih>, N. Y, ■ mw, 
 
 L. Glace Bav 
 
 
 1 .Uil'e iL't' i,'.ikv.'s. 
 
 M.D, Ha- ani, 18f5(i 
 
 Svdiicv, C. B. 
 
 
 .io.in .■^iiinm rs, 
 
 MD, !-■ 'levue Med Col, ISUfl 
 
 Halifax 
 
 
 li. St, 't't, 
 
 M.D, KdiMbur--h, ']8(J(J 
 
 Mahone Bay 
 
 
 Tk .uiaR WilloH.t. 
 
 Liconti',te of Md Bd- N.S, 18i;f; 
 
 Port Hastings 
 
 
 Geuig': .'.. .Ju'iiinn, 
 
 M.l), Harvard, 18(JG 
 
 Tangier 
 
 11. 
 
 tl 
 
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 Paul's, Kt!v n. i'"it/,i;fralil, lUv Allhd Osljonu', Ylv.v L. ('. .IciiUins, d v i,., 
 ( let i red), ('tiai'iiiiiin ijin'. I.'t'V II. Dyer. ( In rri/ Idl/t;/, Kcv. Mriuu .M(d\ay. 
 <!r(i/>(i>iil, Kev T. Joiiiistoii. i\< ir IadhIhu, \Wv O. S. Nt-wniiaiii. Mclfunl, 
 V^eiiljli! Dr. IJecd. Port Hill, \W\ li. T. Dobie. ISnminerAide, Kcv TIho. 
 
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 Founded, a.d. 1787. (^hartere 
 
 King's College, Windsor 
 
 corj^c 
 
 III. a.11.1302. Patrnv 
 
 1 1 is (i race tlie l.urd Aiv id)islio|i <it' Caiiterldiry. lioAHi* oi' ( i(ivi':i:\i)i.>, 
 1877-7H. — The lii^Mit liev Ilibliert Jiiniiey, d.d., Lord Misiiop of Xon a 
 Seotia, Visitor aiul I 'resident of tlic Hoard of (Jovernors. Hev Geor;;i' 
 
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 Ks(|, II Y. Hind, Ksq, M A.. F. Alli,s( 
 
 l'".s(i, M A., iJi-v II. 1*. Almon, i> c i,., Kev faiion Dart, i> c i. , iJev Slaiil 
 IJoyd, M .\.. Yen .Archdeacon (iilpin, i> :>., .lelin C. Ilalibuiton. Ksq., Thcis. 
 H. Akins, J) (• I... M. (J (Iruy, I',>(i, Tn-ffiircr ; OInrles II. Carman. 
 Ks(j. Secret'ii I/. l'"A«r(/rY -J'rcai^ciit nf the Colltiji', ProJ'tt^sar of 
 '-■ •'niitij, l^iiijlifh I.ilcrfit'/rr and Mitral I'liil'is^nplnj, Kev ("anon I )art, i) c i.. ; 
 i i- e-/'rniiilciit, Pilloir (iiiil /'/'o/csvor ('/' ('l/rintsfr)/ mul Nnt. //i.^ifori/, Henry 
 
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 Aitfr(int>iiii/ a >it /■ni/iin'i'riiit/. .1. K. Oram, n i:., m\\ Proftsaor of Claaaic: 
 Lni/ir,ait</ ilhf1oru\ IJev \V. I'\ Wilson ; .m .\. ; /\-ofifiS)0)- of Madern L'lii- 
 
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 De l''onrinvntin ; Jinmar, l'r()f()rani. i\ i:., ^^ A. : Li/irarla 
 
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 Curator, I'rof H. '.v, i> c i, 
 
 ScnoiAHst!' — The William Cogswell Scholarsliip, .€24st{:c. peran 
 
 num. 
 
 open to candidates lor Holy Orders, under tlie direction of the. Trustees; 
 Divinity S(!iolars!;i])s paid l)y the Society for the S. F. (i., open to Stii 
 dents for Holy Orders, actually re(|uirin,n' assistance, and snl)iect to thf 
 eontn;! of the I'li.-liop of the Diocese, 10 in Tinmber, eacii ,i"-)0 stl,^ per 
 annuin; tin; Dr liinney l'^xhil)ition. .CK! stf;;. per annum, open to Students 
 'w I'tidigent circumstances jind of exemplarv conduct; ■\IcCa\\lev Hebrew 
 I'n . •. .Cilstg. ; the i;ish!)|;"s Fri/.e, £b. iii B(ud<s; Dr. Almon's Welsfnnl 
 Te--' Miionial ; AUin's lli.-lorieal I'ri/o; (ienerul Williams' Frizes, tbree oi 
 •?f)() -tsich ; Steple-nson S<diolarships, three in nunilier; also Fayzant-War- 
 bnrto" ^^\•\z'^ of ■'5'2!i for the iiest ess;iy on any ^-ood subject — to be chosen by 
 the F- '(lent — in Fngli>li Liteiature, to be competed lor during the present 
 
 .Vcad 
 
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 Incorporate Alumni of King's College. 
 
 l'VcsiiTi.-?it, Ibniy Fryor, Fsq. .')('!,.; Vii -Fn-idi r,t . Andrew .1 Co Avie, 
 V^\, M.n. ','oinndtt("-, ('harles II Carman, lOsij, Kdw Jennings, lv<q.,:M d., 
 ( '!)."»s W. 1 ' zant. Kscj, M a,, (Jeo C. Wiggins, I'lsq, Thos J'nnaman, Ksq, 
 M 1)., Kev. .h hn Abbott, W«i. C. Si'ver, Kst] ; Treasurer, Hon S. L. Shan- 
 non, i> c L. ; S.-iretary, .Mr <'arman. 
 
 The Halifax Branch of the r .lonial and Continental Church 
 
 Fatron, Her iMo-t (Ira us ajestv tlie Qnoon. Vice-Fatrons. Ili< 
 Cra' the .\rchbi.-h<)|) ol (, •erbi.ry, •'•stJrac'- 'he Archbishop of York, 
 
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 The Diocesan Synod of Nova Scotia. 
 
 X^onsist.s of three iiouse.s — (1), 'I'hc I?islio|); (2), the Clergy, ulio ;'re 
 (hilv lieeiised; (;{). the Laity by tlieir representatives. Clerieul Serretary, 
 Lev C JI. Sills, A M. Lay Secretary, K. .1. Wilson, Khcj. 
 
 Board of Forelsn Missiona. j 
 
 A])pointod hy the Synod. Chairniaii (■■r-(>/}irin. The Lijrht I'evereiid the 
 
 Lord Hisliojt. Treasurer, William (Jo>^ip, i''s(|. Si.MTftary, i»ev 1). i.'. 
 
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 Church Endowment F'und. 
 
 (Hiainnan, llenrv Trvor, ixj-.; Wm ('. Silver, lln);;li ilartslionie, \Vm , 
 Hare, William (if ssip, '.1. T. Wylde. V. Ihillock, J. K. l)eWoll, Ksi], M i«., 
 Frederick Alli.son, T. A. lirown, liobert Taylor. Esq. Secretary, \V. ('. ^ 
 
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 Churclx of England Institute. 
 
 To eneonratje kindly intereonrse anion','' ("hmclnnen, and to dilVnse a 
 knowledge of the Cluireirrt work, /'ulicn. The Lord Misliop of No\a 
 Seotia. Prrsu/eiit, l!ev Chancellor Hill. 1 7cc-/Vm'/f «/.•*, 'I'hos. Hrown, 
 (has. Stubljing. Trcusunr, Joseph Carman, //on Si'crctdni, James A. 
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 THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN THE MARITIME 
 
 PROVINCES, 
 
 IN CONN'KCTION WITH Till: (III'HCU OF SCOTT.ANP. 
 
 Tin-.sinTKKY OK I'KTor.— Lev A. .L iMeKi<h\n. Mix/enilor. Key 
 Luliert MeCniin, am.. C/nk. »S7. An<l,tir's, I'Jrhm. Lev And.w W. 
 Herdman, AM. »S7. Paul\-<, ilnst /iir,r, Pklmi, L'ev \\ . MeMdlan. 
 ,S7. i'oliiinhn, ]\\M. ISntuch, /Jmt Pinr, Hev I'eter (lalbrailh. /SV(/- 
 hirf<:u awl Wcgmllt, Kev Charles Dnnn. M( /a linn's Mountu'ni, Lev 
 William Ste-wart. Hunn-y's Hirer "ml l.jcri'ibf.r, Vov A. J MeKiehan. 
 Rnf/er's IliUiiml Cnpe John, Lev J. W. Lra-er. AM. JiirirJnlni, Lev A. 
 Mi'Cnnn. m ,\. G'lirlix/i, Lev Donald MeKay. .Mr I). MeKenzie, stu- 
 ib-nt, is labonr'ng at Karltown a^^ eateelii.'-t The I'ietnn PrevbyU.'ry inilds 
 its meetings on the last Wodiic-days of l'el)niary, .May, Aui;ust and Dee- 
 ember. \ 
 
 I'in.NCK Edwaim) Island, Lev John CJoodwIlI. ' 
 
 Since the Union, consunnnated Jnne 15th, 1870, tlie minority of tiie 
 late Synod of the Maritime I'rovinees in connectinu with the Church of 
 Scotland, ('ontinui! to co-ojierate with the L'nited Church in the E;lu<ational, 
 I'unign Mission, and Widows' \- Orphan:-' Sehenies. 
 
 During the last vear a new conuregatioii has been organized at \ ale 
 Collerv and Sutherland's Liver, and a Missi(m Station at Fisliers (irant. 
 
 In connection with the Church of Scotland in the Maritime I'rovinees a 
 Supplenuiitarv Lund has l)c( n >et in operation, of whieli the L'ev Charles 
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 Nova Scotia Conference. 
 Kcv. .lames Taylor, PreHiUnt ; lit-v. S. K. Iluestia, Secreiiirt/. # 
 
 IIai.iiax \)\svHU"r.— Hiil!/h.r(\nrt/i),H. K. HiustcsC !SI. TvUt, 
 .TaiiK s Sharpc, *l';(lmiiii(l hiitt(Tr||. //iilljh.r { Suttt/i), William II. Hcail/., 
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 Mi'Muiray, *.lam('s Mii^iaiid. *K(i!aii(l Alortou. ami * T. \V. .Smith. IIhiiIa- 
 jiort, A. I). Mil 1(111, A.M., (Kiiiaiuial StH'iftary). /lorton, .los S. Collin. 
 r. j\r. Mcllish, *(i. .loluisoii. KintriUc, I. K. Thiirlow. iXiirjtinf, ]•',. 
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 Mowic. lii-niimlit, { ll'iiii'illnii aii'l Sanientft), K. H. Moore, ('i>a|)iaiii tu 
 Wf.sk'yaiis in Army ami N'a\y, I>. <". lUnlcii, A n. lUniiinld, (Si. 
 (niiri/i'n mil/ /iiu'/ii/'s /idi/), Win Uyan, ("hapldui to We^Ioyaiis in .\rmy, 
 (Jco F. .loliMston, A u. 
 
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 bolt, W. a. Lane Miis'jinHli'hi'it l/iirhonr^ .loscpli M. M.-^lier. 
 
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 Hnckley. Curixc, .1. (i. IViiiiu'v. M'tuclutih i\ Iv \'.. I'aif;land, (Financial 
 Secretary). Onuitrii /fidhur, K. Williams. Si/liiiii, .1. Cassidy. (Cliair- 
 niaii). Sj/diH 1/ (Xoiili) \\ m 1.. C inui'- j,liani. fi'/t'inia, \l. ( ). .Johnson. 
 Port llitirki^hiirji, J, A. Mosher. Port Jlnnil, (.ieorge John.ston, A u. Jn- 
 ijonish^ .1. H. Da Vies. 
 
 A.NNAi'oi.is I)i,sri:irT — Aiifi/iolh, Uichd Smith, 'J'liairman), GrmirilL 
 Ftrr;/, II. M. Doane, *.Iohn L. Spoiia^lo />rii/i/(f<)Wii, Cal I) Tirker, *.l. 
 F. Ment. MDuritinii Mission^ ({eon:;!' (llendennm^ Mbhllvto)), .losepli 
 (iaetz, (Financial .Secretary), *,lolni (lee. Aij/csf'crd, A. S. Tnttle. .1. F. 
 
 Donkin. Hinnrl:, (J. I.ockhart. 
 
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 inuuth, W. H. I'.vans. Pi'jI'i} Nick and Wi-stinut, I*. A. liobinson. 
 
 LiVKRVooL DisTHiCT — Lii'trpiml (iiifl Miitov, W. C. Hrown. (Chairman). 
 C'//c'/o///V/. Wm Purvis. /'o/7 .l/(i«^)». .[(^hn .lolnison'. Mill I'illxije, I). I'. 
 Seott. Petite Piriere, I'anl I'restwood. J.iniciihuri/, Thomas IJo^^ers, .\ m., 
 (Financial Secretary), .1. W. Sheplierdson. Neio Germany^ Arlluir llockiii. 
 Bridf/cW'iter, \Vm Hrown. 
 
 Yah.mou I'll DisriacT. — Ydrmontli, (6'o»/// * J. .1 . Teasdalo. Ydi-inoutli. 
 {Nvrth) .John liead. Araidifi, .lane's Taylor, ((chairman). Ifebnnt, J. I. 
 Dawson, A 15. lidrriiKjton, V. II. \V. I'iidiles, (Financial Secretary). Port 
 fj(( 7'o«/', It. ]\le.\rlhnr. S'i>rtli f\(ist JJiH-Oor, James Scott. Ululljurne, .1. 
 U. JJordeu. Jjockpovt^ \Vm Ainley. 
 
 New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island Conference. 
 
 l\ov. -Joseph liar', I'resident. Jtov Charles II. Paisley, M A., SecveUinj 
 
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 i:. W. W.'.l.lall. A II., *(;cnrnv M. lianntt, *.l(.lin A. Claik. am., \V..\. 
 Km-Ii\'. /''(fh-rHlc, .(oliii S. I'lii'inry. Sii.<!*i .r, .ln'm rriiicc. AjinhiKjiil^ 
 Willi. nil 'i'wci'ily. f'/iltiiii), 'I'lioiiias AlliMi, *S. W. .sprii;,,'ni'. St. MKrliii'x, 
 CliarU'H W. Hamilton, (ininil /.n/.-v, Mlas .Fames. JiriiU'iltni, Kdwanl 
 r.i'll. Il'< /s/Ii)'/, l\. A. Lul'a}.'!!. K'niijaii,)!, (icor/^c l>. I'ayson. | 
 
 Fi;i;i>i;i!t<ri>N Disip.k r— /•'/T(/i//(7(j//, \\'aldroii \\ . Un wrr, *1I I)aniil. 
 Kiii(jM'U'(ii\ Cliarli"; 11. Maiiatoii. Mdrtjinilli-. IJolicrt l)nii«'aii, (Cliairnian). 
 (iifiitdii, (ii'o \V. Fislicr. XiL-iliir/iii/:, L, ,S. .lolinsoii. J'n'ufilown, \\ . NV. 
 Colpitis. Ki ,<ii' !(•/:, 'riiomas Marsliall. /S'A <;//(< A/, Williaiii Poltson. (iuf/e- 
 liiint, .lames A. Diiko, WiKuhlnck. Charles II. Paisley, MA., (Finaneial 
 Secretary) Kortli'implitii ami IJoiiloii, K. C. 'I'liriier. CtiDferlmrf/, II. 
 I'liinv. J(ick>i(>)iri//c, IJohert S. Crisp. KiclniKwf, William ll;irri<on. 
 F/(i)'i iic( cllU'. .)(hii .1. ('(liter. Aii'lurcr, .lames Crisp. I'pjn'r Knit, Win 
 reiiiia. Aii/iiirtllt\ IJicliard Ojiie. 
 
 MiiiAMK lit Dii^TUicr.— ( li'ifli'iiu, II. MeKeowH, (Chairman). Xcir- 
 ('n.iffi', (J. M. C;imi)'iell. liiclii/iiKio, Isa.ae N. I'arker, (Finaneial Seeretary). 
 Il'u'i till IV;/, Wallace 1>. 'riiomas. Jltillnirst, Isane Howie. C(iin/>(jilloii. Vi'ui 
 Tippett. Dcrhij. A. '{. li. Slirow.-hiiry. 
 
 Sackvii.i.e l)isTi!irT--(SVa7.(7//('. I)mi<;Ias Chaiiinan, ((^liairman), *IT. 
 riekard, d.d Kdin'itlhnvii In^litnliiii, Cliarles ^>le\v:irr, l> i>., Tliecdo^ical 
 I'rol'essor and Cluiplaiii, .loliii I'liirwasli, a.m.. Prof of Natural Seienec, 
 David Keii:iedy, .sri)., Principal of Ladies' Academy. N/z/'/c/z/.s', Se])tiimis 
 1',. (^oldwcll. 'riieophdns I-. Will^aiUH, F. S. Po^^ers, Thomas Steliliin^^s, .1. 
 !•'. Kistev, 7'rt»V/v/ /».(//•, IltMirv . I. Clark. Piiiiit ili' linte, I'.dwm Mills. Ba'ni 
 IV/'/c, .lohii S. Allen,. Moiictaii, hiiiiciin I) Ciirrie. Cocr;v/fr/^, Frederick 
 Freeman Shcii'xic, S. Cvrns \\'ell<. /'i/'cAo'/c;'. Charles Combeii. Ih>p(- 
 ii'ill, Koliert Wilson, /filhhoro, Charles W. iJutelier, (Financial .Secretary). 
 /Jactliivh, Aquila Lucas. Sdlinfftiri/, W. W. Lodji;o. J'^f/hi, John K. Kiiij;. 
 
 St. SrK.riiKN Distuk'T — St Sfephcn, Kdwin Kvans. (Chnirman). Afitl- 
 foirn. S. H. Acktiiaii Si. Au'lrcn-s, Frederick W. Harrison, (Financial 
 Secretarv). St hn-iih, (ieorgc Harrison. St Jnmi-s, J. T. Baxeiidale. 
 Hoc(ibic\ William P. Pepper. Ac/- /.lA'w/, Thomas Hicks. 
 
 PniNf'K F,i>\v\i;i> Isi.AN'O l)isi'i:i« r — t'linrfoffcfmrn, .folm Patliern, 
 (Chairman), (Jooi-f^u Stocl, *F. SmaHwood, *,lL'reniiah V. .lost. Connral/, 
 llumitluev P. Cowoertinvaite, m a., ( Financial Secretary). Liltle Ynvh\ H. 
 P. Hak(;r A h. Poirmd, William iMaijirs. Hi'Ui/ih'., Wni W. Percival. 
 y'/7/<)«, 'riiomas J. Deinstadt. Miir(/at(, ICIia.s Slaekford, W. Wa.<.s. Suni,- 
 iiierside, .lohn F. Petts. li'uhford, .joliii (Joldsmith. .Uurrni/ //,irf)nr, Jno 
 Vj. Perr'e. Mohfufpu', Don.u'las II. Lod^e- Soii.ris, Albert Hajj^arty. Mt 
 Stuart, William Piivvt-oii. Alhvrton, Joseph Seller. A m. 
 
 Newfoundland Conference. 
 
 Rev (x. S. Milli^'an, M A., PruAident. Uev James Uove, Secretary. 
 
 St John'.s Distkict — Bt John's, Job Shenton, (>has Ludiior, ^\'il!iam 
 Kendall, *Thoiiias l"ox, Coor^e S. .Milliiian, m a., (Chairman), President of 
 Coni(trence. Hiirln, Solomon ^Matthews. Graiul lUnk, Thomas Harris. 
 (Financial Secretary). Fortune. Ja'iez Hill. Pelifcs, James Pincock. 
 ('Ji'uincl. (Jeor^-e P'. Story. Fl'd. Jslmids. .lames Wilson. St Ant/ioiiji, 
 Lewis PiehiniriC Bmtie. Buy and Baj of Islitn-ls, John I'cters. Laljradur, 
 Red Bai/, J. P. Bowell. 
 
 CAiiiuiNKAK ])i^T\'.n-r—Cavbo}iear, John Coodison, (Financial Secre- 
 tarv)' Jisepli A. Jackson, *Johii S. Peach, f/arhor d'rnce. .lanieP Dove. 
 (Cliairman). /iriipoi, Jos Pascoe, *W. 1''. Sheiistonu. Cnpidi^, Ceori^^c 
 P>ovd. Jill/ li.'hei'ts, F. G. Willey. BLk'I: llatd, Jeremiah Kmhr.e. 
 \Vi!^llni Bay. Poliert W. I'reeman. " hhnid Cove, Thomas 11. James. Old 
 ]\rliciiii, Geor^-e IL Bryant. Bunt's Hurbur, Charles Myers. Pi,rt de 
 
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 .Joseph Pari<ins. GreennjHmfJ, .losenii Lister Twifllnf/ate, William iSwnnii, 
 (Fmancial Secretary). Explmts, lolin Pratt. Musgrnre Town, Samii'l 
 Snowden. Afust/rnve. Harbor, Ifobcrt liramfii'. t'oifo, Thomas W. 
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 Mount Allison Wesleyan College, Sackvillo, N. B. 
 
 Facuity of Akt8— James H. Inch, i.l i>., President and Professor of 
 Mental Philosophy and Logic. Ifev C. Stewart, d i>.. Professor of Moral 
 Philosophy and Christian F.vidences. Alfred 1). Smith, A M., Professor of 
 Classics. Rev John Hnrwash. a m., l'rofess(»r of Chemistry and Kxperi- 
 mental Physics. Kichard C. Weldon, a si., imi d., Prole.'^sor of Mathematiii*. 
 
 Faculty of THKt)L«)OY— Jame- H. Inch, i.i, d.. President (Ex oflicio), 
 Professor of Logic and Biblical Literature. IJeV C. Stewart, u D., Dean, 
 Professor of Old Testament ICxtigesis, and Systematic Theology. Rev 1). 
 Kennedy, sx n , Professor of New Testament Creek and Exegesis. Rev J. 
 Burwash, m a., Professor of Homiletics. A. D. Smitii, m a., Greek. 
 
 Mount Allison Academy. 
 
 Male Bhanch— Facultv, Rev. B. Longlej', a m., (Principal) Natural 
 Science; Henry A. Powell, A n., Mathematics; Leonard Allison, ah., 
 English Department and Latin. 
 
 Fkmale Branch — Principal, Rev D. Kenned}', li.d. Matron, M?sl). 
 Kennedy. Chief Preceptress, Miss Adelaide M. Whitfield. Board of Instrnc- 
 tion, Rev D. Kennedy, lld., Languages, Logic, etc. Miss Adelaide 11. 
 Whittield, Natural Sciences and Mathematics. Miss Blanch Bennett, Belles 
 Lettres, etc. Miss Hannah Johnson, mla., English Department. Mis 
 McCarihv, Drawing, Painting, etc. Miss ]M, E. Pickard, mla.. Music. 
 Miss Lavinia M. Stewart, Music. Miss Miriam FuUerton, ^Stewardess. 
 
 Alumni Society Mount Allison College and Academy. 
 
 W. C. Milner, b sc , President; Rev Thomas Rogers, am.. Rev D. 
 Chapman, and Rev John F. Belts, Vice-Presidents. R. C. Weldon, Secre 
 tary-Treasurer. Rev Joseph Hart, a b., L. Allison, Jas B. Morrow, Rev Jno 
 Burwash, m a., Josiah Wood, m a., J. L. Black, m v p.. Rev. R. Breckcn, 
 Members of Council ; S. A. Chesley, M A , and R. C. Weldon, Members of 
 Board of Governors. 
 
 AlumnsD Association Mount Allison Ijadies' Academy. 
 
 Miss Hattie E. Smith, m.la.. President; Mrs B. F. Chandler, m.l A., i 
 Mrs. G. W. Burbridge, Mrs. G. Guest, Vice-Presidents; Miss Grace Lock- ! 
 hart, B.S., Secretary and Treasurer. j 
 
 Halifax Young Men's Wesleyan Institute. 
 
 President. R. J. Sweet; Vice-Presidents. J. M. Geldert, jun , "William 
 Crowe; Secretarv, H. H. Bell; Treasurer. E. Borcham; Committee, Janus 
 Morrow, A. M. Bell, R. Theakston, Wm Bennett; Librarian, D. Palmer. 
 
 Halifax Wesleyan City Mission. 
 
 President, Rev W. H. lleartz. Committee, James B. Morrow. 
 Jospph Bell, Wm B. McNutt. Wm H. Webb, J. Wesley Smith, John 
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 Central AsBociation. 
 
 nalifnr, Revda. J. F. Avery, J. W. Matininpr, a p., John Miller, R. R. 
 riiilp, A B., K. M. Saundiirs, \ m., and I). (J. Shaw. Walton, Rev. Jeremiah 
 Hancroft. Ilantfport. Revds J. ('. Rleakney. Edward Whiunan. Klleia- 
 
 Kempton, A M. WiikIaoi-, Rev J']. M. Keirs^tcad, a ». Nev(on, Mass , Rcvds 
 K. W. Kcl'.v, A B., r. S. McGregor. Hammond's PMns, Rev Wallace T.ucas. 
 Newport, Wiix .]. A. McLean.^ t^teriiachc, Rev James Meadows. Onnhvidye, 
 Rev Joseph Murray. IJenrirk, Rov I). (). Parker, a m. Lont/ Point, Rev 
 1). Pineo. Upper Aylesford, Rev. J. L. Read. Yarnumth. Rev J. H. Robbins. 
 Chester. Rev I. J. Skinner, a b. MnrgareVs Bay, Rev William Speneer. 
 Casperaiw, Revds James Stevens, Isaiah Wallace. KtnlviUe, Rev C. B. 
 Wellori, a b. BUltown, liev Sydney VVelton. Kempt, Rev Geo Weathers. 
 Malione Bay, Rev John Williams. 
 
 The Central Association, ccrnprising the counties of Kings, Hants, 
 Lunenburg and Halifax, meets this year at Berwick on the Saturday 
 following the 20th of June, 1879. 
 
 'Western Association. 
 
 Parker^a Cove, Rev H. Achilles. Osborne, Rev E. N. Archibald. 
 Nictaux, Rev W. A. J. Bleakney. Weynumth, Rev J. W. Bancroft Para- 
 dise, Rev John Brown. Hebron, Revds A. (.'nhoon, John Rowe. Twket 
 LnkiS, Rev A. Cogswell. Greenfield, Rev A. J. Cogswell. Yarmouth, 
 Revds G. E. Day, sx n., W. H. Warren. Tnskct, Rev P. R. Foster. West- 
 jtort, Rev L. B. Gates. Liveipool, Rev G. (). Gates. 67. Mary's Bay, Rev 
 Vi. H. Gondv. New Albany, Rev K. J. Grant. Arcadia, Rev. A. H. Lavers. 
 Annnvolls, Uev T. A. Higgins. Melvern, Revds W. E. Hall, Obcd Parker. 
 Diijhy Neck, Kev J. C. Morse. B rid (jet own. Rev P. F. Murray. Jiofff/etl 
 hltinas. Rev J. F. McKenne Saulmerrille, Rev M. Normundy. jMtrrence- 
 tonti. Rev W. G. Parker. Freeport. Rev W. L. Parker. Clements, Rev J. 
 M. Parker. Chegogyin, Rev II. N. Parry. Barrington, Rev W. H. Richan. 
 Tremont, Rev E. 0. Read. J>igby, Rev J. H. Sanders. iJeerjield, Kev J 
 A. Stubbert. Beaver Biver, Revds J. 1). Skiimer, G. B. Titus. Ayhsford, 
 Rev Chas Tupper, D D. Lockeport, Kev Edwurd Whitman. 
 
 The Western Association, comprising the counties of Yarmcuth, Digby, 
 Shelburne and Annapolis,.meets this year at llebiou, on the tliird Saturday 
 of June, 1879, at 10 och)ck, A. M. 
 
 Eastern Association. 
 
 Great Village, Revds J. J. Armstrong, M P. Freeman, and T. B. Layton. 
 (i ini^)rough , Rev A. W . Ihirss. Bifer Ilebvit, Kev Ilenrv Hool. Oxford, 
 Kev. E. B." Corev. Birer John, Kev D. W. Crandail. Min-gonc, liev K.T. 
 Carboneil. Pitgmsh, \U.\ Kdwin ^^'. Clay, d d. Trnro, Kcvds D. W. C. 
 DiniDck, J. E. {'Joucher. »S7. Marys, liev Henry Eagles. Upper Kcmimy, 
 Uev A. F. Ingram. Parrshoro. Kev J. I'.Keinliton. yW//«/. Kev David McKeen. 
 .s7. Ann's, C. B, Kev Daniel McLcod. J)/%»»/j.'/((', Kevds J. B. McQuillan, 
 F. 0. Weeks. St. Andrew's. Kev. James Meadows. Andierst, Revds G. E. 
 Miles, 1). A. Steele. Little Birer, Cmnb, Kev Samuel Thompson. 
 
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 Hiver on the second Siiturday in .J id}', J8''.). 
 
 Nova Scotia Baptist Homo Missionary Union: 
 
 President, Bro A. P. Sliand. Vice-Pretiknls, Tfev M. I*. Froeniaii, for 
 Eastern Association, IJev S. IJ. Kenmton, ('entral Associjition, Ii«v J. If. 
 Saunders, Western AssooiatiOn, Rev J. A. Gordon, 1*. K. Island Apsooiation. 
 Secretanek, lievds J. W. Bancroft and G. N. Ballcntine. Auditor, D. K. 
 Eaton. 
 
 The Executive Boahp is located durin^j the ensuing year at Yarmouth, 
 and consists o( Kevds G. E. Day, A. Cohoon, J. A. Stubbert, J. Kowo, A. 
 II. Lavers, II. N. I'arrv, V. H. Foster, Geori^e Titus, Bros A. C. Bobbins, 
 W. U. Doty, J. C Anderson, AV. A. C. Kaudall, James Crosby. 
 
 BA.PTIST CONVENTION 
 
 Of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, P. E. Island. 
 
 President, Kcv S. W. DeBlois.. Vice-Preside?^?, Judge Johnscn, Novii 
 Scotia, Hon A. McL. Seely, New Bnniswick, J. li. Callioun, P. E. Island. 
 Secretaries, Rev Joshua (ioodwin, and Rev A. Cohoon. 
 
 The Baptist Convention of Nova Scotia, Now Brunswick and P. 1'. 
 Island, meets this year at Truro, N. S., on the first Saturday' after the l!)di 
 
 August. 
 
 Board of Foreign Missions. 
 
 Hon. A. McL Seely, Chairman ; Rev J. M. Cramp, d. p.. Correspondinn 
 Secretary ; Rev W. P. Everett, Secrutary ; T. P. Davies, ICsf], Treaifurti; 
 Revds D. A. Steele, I. E. Bill, G. E. Day, M. D., E. Ilickson, \V. A. 
 Corey, J. D. Pope, A. J. Wilcox, D. McLellan; J. H. Harding, A. AV. 
 Masters, John March, Esq., J. F. Marsters, C. A. Everett, T. S. Sinnii.s, 
 Auditors 
 
 Nova Scotia Ministerial Education Board. 
 
 Rev S. B. Kempton, Chairman; Rev A. W. Sawver, i).D., James Mc- 
 Donald, Esq, Chas F Eaton, Esq, J. \V. Barss, Esq," lievds S. W. DeBluis, 
 A.M., Isaiah Wallace, A.M. 
 
 Acadia College, Wolfville. 
 
 GovERXons— Rev A. W. Sawyer, n n.. President of the College, f.r 
 officio. Rev G. Armstrong, am., B. L. Douglas, Rev I. F. Bill, Rev S. W. 
 DeBlois, AM., D. Rupert Eaton, W. Faulkner, E. M. Saunders, A m., 
 J. R. Calhoun, Rev W. P. Everett, A :.i., Rev E. Ilickson, am., J. H. 
 Harding, A. W. Masters, Hon I). McN I'arker, m n , A. F. Randoluli, 
 Avard Longley, Mr., Mark (^nry, T. II. Uand, d.c L., B H. Eatuii. 
 A M. Seci'etari/, Rev S. W. DeBlois, a.m. Treasurer, A. DeW Barss, 5i u. 
 
 Department of Arts FAcui.rv — Rev A. W. Sawyer, d n.. President, 
 and Professor of Moral Philosophy and Evide,nces of ('hristianit}', Rfv .1. 
 M. Cramp, i) i).. Professor Emeritus. Rev K. A. Crawley, d d., Professor 
 of Mental Philosophy and Political Economy. 1). F. Higgins, a m., Pin- 
 fessor of Mathematics. R. V. Jones, a m., Professor of the Greek am! 
 Latin Languages. J. F. Tufts, A m., Professor of Il'story. G. T. Kennedy, 
 AM.. B. Appd. Sc, Professor of Chemistry, Geology and Mineralf>n;y, aiii 
 Scientific Curator ot the College Museum. 
 
 TnE(H.O(;iCAL DEPAirrMKxr — Hev V.. A. Crnwloy, d i>., Prin<ip;i!, 
 and Professor of Bibli.nl Kxf.^e.-is. \\y\- 1). M. WuIUmi, am , i'rolessor >il' 
 Theology and Chnrcli I'oli y. 
 
 College year opens lirst Thursday in Stpteinber 
 Thursdav in June. 
 
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 President, E. D. Kin^j, Esq., a m.; Vice President, Kev G. M. W. Carev, 
 A M.; Secretanr, B. II. Eaton, Esq, a m.; Treasurer, I.. M Smith, a n'. ; , 
 Directors, R. JJ. Heckwith, Esq. A. (. oldwell, a m., 11. H. Bligh, a ai„ Rev i 
 W. P. Everett, Kev J. W. Manning, a h. 
 
 Horton Academy. 
 
 Prof J. F. Tufts, A M., History and Jjitin. Albert Ci'ldwoll, A m., Wailio- 
 matics and French. B. P. Shafner, n a , Natural Science and Greek. Miss 
 Marie Woodworth, Preceplress of Female Departnienf. Miss Annie 
 Wood worth. Teacher of Painting and Drawing. Mrs. Mary YanBuskirk, 
 Teacher of Music. 
 
 'CLERGY 6F THE ROMAN CATHOIiIC CHURCH. 
 
 Diocese of Halifax. 
 
 His Grace the Most Rev Michael Hannan, Aiehbishop of Halifax. St. 
 Mary's Cathedral, Halifax, Rev Canon Power, Rev Edward V. M'lrphy, 
 Rev G. Ellis. St. Patrick's (?hnrch, Rev. Canon (^armodv, Rev A. Mclsaac, 
 St. Joseph's Church, Rev Peter Dannher. Chaplain to Mount St. Vincent 
 (^onvent, Rev Messrs. Mclsaac and Danaher. Ciiaplain to the Military, 
 Rev Rol>ert Brindlc. Chezttcouh, Rev P. L. Madden. Dartmouth, Rev J no 
 B. Woods. Prospect, Rev James Scott. Ihrriny tWe, Rev Edward 
 Kennedy. Kentville, Rev P. M. Holden. Knstern Ifarbimrs, Rev Cliaa 
 Underwood. Clare, Rev. Mr, Gay. Ynrmonth, Rev P. W. Browne. TusJcet 
 Wedye, Rev .1. Manning. /*«&«*«>, Rev W. McLeod. Iie((foi-d and Shuben- 
 (icadte. Rev David C. O'Connor. ParraiMtro, Rev Jas Bresnan. Liverpool, 
 Rev T. Butler. Windsor, Rev T. J. Daly. Mimudit, Rev Dr Walsh. 
 Kelbroohey Rev William J. Mihan. Weymotith, Rev E. d'Hontmee. I>i(jhy 
 and St. Croix, Rev M. Driscall. Meteyhan, Verv Rev J. Daly. Chester 
 and Sherhrookt, Rev E. F. McCarthy. Bermuda, liev Dr Corbeit, Chaplain 
 to the Military. Truro and Lomlonderry, attended by Rov Richard Kearns. 
 Annapolis, Rev Thomas Grace. 
 
 St. Mary's College, Grafton St., Halifax. 
 
 Under the patronage of His Grace the Archbiahop of Halifax. 
 
 St. Mary's College. Under the patronage of His Grace t'le Archbishop 
 of Halifax. President and Professor of Moral Philosophy, Rev Richard 
 Reams. Professor of English Literature, senior classes in Greek and Latuj, 
 Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, J. B. Currie, b.a., ot London 
 University. Professor of junior classes in Greek and Latin and Ili-tory, 
 ]\It. Reginald Gaul. Book-keeping, Commercial Course and Junior 
 English department,. Mr. Purcell. 
 
 Orphan Asylnm near Church of St. Joseph, Gottingen St. 
 
 Superioress, Sister IMary Vincent There are about 50 orphans under the 
 care of the Sisters of Charity. The Institution is dependent tor support on 
 the voluntary ecntributious of the charitable. 
 
 Society of St. Vincent de Paul. 
 
 Officers of the General Council, Spiritual Director, Rev K. F Murphy. 
 President, M. B. Daly. Vice-Prest, Thomas Durney, J. P. Treas, Win 
 (;hisholm. Scc'y, W"m Compton. Tlien: are nearly i»l) lueiiibers uttaelicil 
 to tiio tliree Conferences of St. Mary's, St. Patrick's and St. Joseph's. 
 Meotin<:js held weekly and all relief j^iven in kind utlarix careful incjuiry and 
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 Catholic Young Men's Club, Barrington Street (Up Stairs). 
 
 Nuinbur of niemberfl, 120. Open from 7 o'clock r.M. until 11 every 
 ovoniii^', with tlio exception of Sundftj'. Ofticcrs — President, Very Hcv 
 Canon I'ower; Vice. Presulenf. Win Slunnithan ; Trpa<«urer, I). T. Lynaf^li ; 
 Secretary, J. K. DeCoiircey ; Asst do., l\ J. Brodcrick; I'inanclrtl Sc« re- 
 tary. M. J. Sullivan; Lil>i'uriun, I'. K. iMHrfn. 
 
 Young Men's Literary Assooiation. 
 
 St. Vincent's Hall.— • ();ganiiscd Oct. 8, 1808.) The basement of 
 {\\']% building ba8 been titted up for tlie use of tbe Catliolio yount; men of 
 tiie Norijj end ()f the cit*/. Open every evening except Sunday. Prc$t,John 
 S. I), Tlionipson; Tredsurp.r, J. M. Inglia, jr.; Secreiury, Tbonias J. 
 Walsh ; Janitor, Joseph Lurkin. 
 
 Academy of the Sacred Heart, Spring Garden Boad« foD 
 Boarders and Day Scholars. 
 
 The Community nnnil)er.s 30, of whom 12 conduct classes each 'day in 
 various branches. Young Ladies admitted from 5 years The Frencli 
 and German languages taught by natives of both countries as well as all 
 the branches of uii Kngli»b education. Music and other accomplishments 
 taught by the ladies of the Convent, and by the most eminent teachers in 
 the city. 
 
 Diocese of Arichat. 
 
 The Diocese of Arichat comprises the Island of Cape Breton, and three 
 Eastern Counties of Nova Scotia proper. Established Sept. 21, lft44. 
 
 B Uhop- -lt\{rht Rev. Camkuon, n i)., residing at Arichat. 
 
 Nova Scotia. — Antiijimishe. Rev Hugh Cxillis. Pictfni, Revd Ronald 
 McDonald Lismore, Rev A. McCillvray. Ainsaig, Veiy Rev W. H. Mc- 
 Leod, V.G., and Rev. Wm INIcPherson. Cape George, Rev J. lYaser. 
 West Rictr, Ohv\ Rev Ron McGillivray. St. Andrew's, Rev J. V. Mc- 
 Donnell Pomquette, Rev W. Chisholm Pomquetfe Forks, Rev. J. J. 
 Chisholm. Tracadie, Rev F. I'ranssurd. Harbour Bouche, Rev Herbert 
 Cerroir. Gayshin'oiufh, Rev Michael TomUinp. Cape Cnnso, Rev D. 
 McDonald. Port Mahjrnve, Rev. Michael Laffin. Port Pelion, Rev. 
 Martin McPherson. 
 
 Cape Brkton — Arichat,, Uev. W. L Talbot Little Andiaf, Rev M. 
 Ethier. D' Kscou^se, Rev James Quiuan, jr. L'Ardoise, Rev Daniel 
 Mcintosh. Red fslnnds, Rev John McDougall, River Bourgeois, Rev 
 C. ^. Martell. Knst Buy, Rev Neil McLeod. Grand Narrows, Rev M. 
 McKenzie. Baj/ St. Lawrence, Kev. G. McAuley. Boitdnle, Rev R. 
 Grant. Cape North, luyonifh. Rev George McAulej'. North Sydney, 
 Very Rev Jno Ix>ughnan. Littk Bros d' Or, Rev Joseph Chisholm. 
 South Sydney, Rev James Quinan. Mabi-a-Dieu, Rev John Quinan. 
 Crelijntjtli, Rev D. Cameron. Jndujue, Rev Archd Cliisholm. Port Hood, 
 Rev Colin Chisholm. Broad Core, Rev Donald Chisholm. Margaree, 
 Rev R. McDonald. Chetlcnmp, Rev Peter Fissct. Glace Bay, liev John 
 Shaw. iiraA««(, liev K. J. Macdonald. Mira, Rev. A. .McGillivray. Coio 
 Bay, Rev Wm. Leblanc. lona, Grand Narrows, Rev Alex McGillivray. 
 
 Keligious and Literary Institutions. 
 
 CoLLKOE ANi> Skminauv OF St. Fiuxcis X A vikr. —Established in 
 tlie townof Antigonish. Rector, Rev. H. Gillis. Professors, Rev. Dr A. 
 Chisholm, Rev Dr. A. Cameron, A. McDonald, Epq., A. McKinnon, Esq. 
 Female Department: Principal Teacher, Mitss Sophia Grant; Assistant-!, 
 Miss Mary H. (Jrant and Miss Klb-n Kenna. Here the Bishop has his 
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 The Monk.H tire piinoiimlly iiativt's of Hd-ium. Htic also, th.ie i.s n Con- 
 vent of th.; SiMers of Charity, all natives of the place, and Konorally of 
 I'reneh and Seotcli origin. 
 
 TiiK SiSTiciJS OK THE CoNfJKKOATioN oi'JsivruK Damk, of Montreal, 
 have a grand and flourishing atadeniy for felTlalc t-ilucatioii of (he highest 
 order in the town of Arichat. JJesidrs, tlierc an- llirotighont the diotese 
 many academies, and snpcrior and coiamon schools, partly s«ppoitc<l hy 
 government, and partly by contributions of the people. 
 
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA, 
 Synod of the Maritime Provinces. 
 
 rREsnYTKRY OF Sydnky— J//rr« and Sf/(hty, Rov Hugh TSTcT.eod, n n. 
 Kev Alex Farquharson, Kev J. Murray. Si/dncy Mines, l,Vv Matthew Wil- 
 son. St. Ann's ami North Hhove, Kev Abraham Mcintosh. (Join /lay 
 ,)t!nes, licv. l)<inald I\IacI)ougall. />(.idnni(rie, h'cv I>avid Druinmond". 
 Cfipe Novthy Kev Peter Clarke. Giibmus anil FrmidMiisi-, Kev Donald 
 Sutherland. Loch Ltmiond, Kev. Gavin Sinclair. Glace Bay Mints, Kev. 
 Allan McLean. 
 
 Presbytkhy of Victoria and ^icHyuiTirt—Wlnjcocomngh, Rev 
 Alurdoch Stewart.. Part Hastlny;s and Rirer Denis, Kev Wm G. Forbes. 
 Bathhck and Forks, Kev Kenneth MeKenzie. Lake Ainslie, Kev Alex 
 Grant. Mabou, Kev A. F. Thompson. Middle River, Kev. Alexander 
 McKae. Broad tore, Rev. John McLean. 
 
 Fresrytkry of Vjctov— New Glasf/mo, Revds John Stewart, 
 George Walker. French River, Rev A. P. IMiller. Barney's River 
 and Blue Mountains, Kev I). B. Ulair. Salem Church, Green HiU, 
 Kev \ illiain Stuart. Central Church, West Rirer, Kev James 
 Tiioinson. Little Harbor and Fixher's Grant, Kev William Maxwell. 
 IVestville, Rev John I^es. West River, Kev George Koddick. Scotstmrn, 
 Kev Alexander Stirling. llaptweU, Kev Alexander Mclean, a.m. 
 K^wx Church. Pictoit, Kev Alex Ross, vn d. Antiffmish, Kev P. 
 Goodfellow. Stdlarton, Rev Thomas Gumming. James' Church, New 
 Glasf/ow, Kev E. A. McCurdy. SprinyviUe, Kev A. JIcL. Sinclair. Lochaber 
 and Union Centre., Rev J. i\ Forbes. Glenelq, etc., Kev Robert Gumming. 
 Vale Colliery and Sutherland's River, Kev. AVilliam T. Bruce, m d. iS7*e/'- 
 brooke, St. Mary's, Rev Jame.". Quinn. Piince St. Church Pictou, Rev. W. 
 Donald. United Church, New Glasgow, Rev. Kphraim Scott. 
 
 Presbytery of Wallace — New Annan and Wentworth, Rev James 
 Watson. Goose River, Rev W. S. Darragh. Wallace, Kev James Murraj', 
 a.m. River .Tohn, Kev H. It. McKay. Tatamagouche, Kev Thomas 
 Sedgewick. Put/wash, Rev J. M. Sutherland. A n. Amhtrsf, Key Thomas 
 Tallach. Spi-inghilt, Rev. C G. Glass. Walhce, Rev. S. Boyd. 
 
 1'resbytery of Truro — Onshw, Revds John L Baxter, J, II. rihase, 
 A.M. Truro, Kev William McCulloch, p. n. Clifton, Rev James Byers. 
 Riverside, Rev A. Cameron. St. Paul's, Truro, Rev John MfMillan,'n d. 
 Upper LamloiideiTy, Kev James Sinclair. Stewiacke, Kev Edward 
 Grant Middle Steuriack- , Kev Edwin Smith. Trnro West, Uav A. 
 liurrows. Lower Londonderry, Kev James McliCan. Acadia Mines, Kev 
 John .\. Logan. Coldstream, Rev. James S. Carruthers. Parrsboro', Rev. 
 Alex McLean. 
 
 PuESBYTKRY OK HALIFAX — Musqvodoboit . Rev Robt Sedgwick. Agent 
 of the Church, Kev P. G. McGregor, » i). Fort .Massey, JJnlij'ax, Kev \\. F. 
 Burns, n ». Halifax, Prof. A. Pollok, d d. Lawreniietown, <ic., Kev Alex. 
 Stuart. Halifax, Prof A. McKnight. i> i). Halifax, Prof J. ('uriie. -S7. 
 Matthews, Halifax, Rev. Robert Laing. Dartmouth, Rev P. RI Morri.son, 
 
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 Newiwrt. KevEheiiczcrMcNal). Rlchnnynd, Rev A. L. Wvllie. St Aiulreir'n. 
 //filifnx, Kev Thon»;is Duncan. Chulniprs Church, Ifnli/hx, IJev C. 15. 
 Fitblado. Wimhor, Hev A. J. Mowitt. Pujiluy Grove, Halifax Uev Allan 
 Simpson. St. Jct/in'n, /fnlijax, Hev John Forrest. Cornimtlia, South, IJcv 
 .1. I*. Lo^HU, A M. NiH-l, KcvSamiU'l Itrrnurd Sheet llnrbonr, tfr., Itev A. 
 H. Dickie. Maillaml^ R«v L. (i. McNeil], A m. Mttitnuofti-bmt //($rf)oui% t^-c, 
 Kt'V .latnos Koslioroiif^li. liermiidti, Uev Walter Tliorljiirn. Cornwnllis, 
 North, Kov l>avi(l Ncish. Little Itiver, AfimpKnioboit, Uev Duncnn 
 RIcKinnon. Upper Musipioihihoil, Uev I.snac S. Simpson. Kemietc<><il\ 
 Uov A<Inm Giiun. ir^r/vp/rfr, Bermuda, Kev Jacob Ln^'ton. Shnbcwi- 
 cadle, Kev. M. G. Hciirv. 
 
 PitKsiiYTKUv OK LuNKNBUKG AND Yaii.motjtii — Lunenburo, Rev 
 William Duff. Lallnre, Rev Donald MclMillan. Carletim and Chebomic, 
 Rev John C. Meek. Skelhnrne, tfc. Rev Kbonezer D. Millar. R'vertt'{nh\ 
 Rev Thomas Murray. Nvv^ Dublin. Rev Daniel McGr^-^or. Brulgewattr, 
 Rev William Rol)ertson. Mahotie Bay, Rev D. S. Fraser. 
 
 PirKsnvTKKY or St. John. — Fredericton, Rev John Brooke, n i>. 
 Lnndvndemj and Campbell Sett., Rev Andrew Donald. St. John's 
 Church, St.. John, Rev .lames Bennelt, D i). Spriuf^fiell awJ KvfiUfli 
 Settlement, Rev Ijewis Jack. Bocahec ami Waxoeig, Rev William 
 ]Millen. Calvin Church, St John. Rev David INraclise, i>.t>. St. Stephens, 
 St John, Rev Donald McRae. St. Andrew's Church, St. John, Rev William 
 Mitchell. St. Stephen, Rev W. P. Bcffp, m a. Chipmnn, Rev Samuel Johnson. 
 Sussex, Rev James (Jray, a.m. St. David's, St. John, Rev David VVaters,' 
 M..D. Buctouchti and Cocayne, Rev Jno D. Murray. Moncton Rev Joseph 
 Hopjjif. Carleton, St. John, Rev J. C. Burgess, A n. Jtichvumd, Rev Ken- 
 neth McKay. Grand Falls, Rev M. R. Paradis (Missionarj'). Stanlty 
 and Nashwaak, Rev Peter Melville. Ri a., b u. Prince William, Rev VViii. 
 Ross. Woodstock, Rev J. McG. McKay. 
 
 Pheshytery of Miramu hi— 7i««er Charlo, Rev Thomas Nicholson. 
 Bnthurst, Rev S. Houston. Newcastle, Rev James Anderson. Chatham, 
 Rev J. A. F. McBttin. Blackville and Derbij, Rov Thos G. Johnstone. 
 Dalhousie, Rev Alexander Ru.ssell. Redbank Rev. William McCullaj^li 
 Neio Carlisle. l»ev Wm Murray. Tabusintnc, Rev Wm Fojfo. CamfibeU- 
 town. Rev .1. C. Ilerdinan. Bl'tck Riivr, Rev John Robertson. Rlckibucto, 
 Rev. M. Mackenzie. 
 
 Prkshyteiiy of Pkixce Edward Island— Be6Vf/7«', Rev Robert S. 
 Patterson, a.m Strathalbi/n, Rev Alexander Campbell. Coirehead, Rev 
 James Allan. New Jjmdon, Rev Isaac Murray, d.d. Georgetown, Rev. 
 John McKinnon. Valletj^eid, Rev Alex Munro. Richniondhay, Rev 11. 
 Crawford. Zion Church, Charlott^town, Rev J. M. McLeod. Summerside, 
 Rev Neil McKay. St. James, Charhtietown. Rev Kenneth Mcl^ennan! 
 PrinceUnon, Rev Robert I^ird. St. Peters, Rev W. Scott. Mount Stewart 
 and West St. Peter's, Rev W. R. Frame. Bay Fortune, ^c, Rev John G. 
 Cameron. £ast St. Peters, Rev S. C. Gunn. West River, Rev Wm. Granf. 
 West Point, CampbelUon, <f c, Rev Charles Fra«er. Alberton and Tignish, 
 Rev Arthur F. Carr, a.m. Woodvitle, Rev John Sutherland. Murraii 
 Harbour, Rev Ernest S. Bayne. Cavendish and New Glasgow, Rev W. P. 
 Archibald. 
 
 Prksbyteuy of Newfoundland— fll«, John's, Rev Moses Harvev, 
 Harbor Grace, Rev Alexander Ross. Bay of Islands, Rev. 1). Creelman! 
 
 FouEioN MissioNARiics— Rev John W. McKenzie, Efate; Rev Joseph 
 Anndud, Aneityum; Rev. H. A. Robertson, Fromanga, New Hebrides; 
 Rev John Morton, Savanna Grande; Rev K. J. Grant, San Fernando; liev 
 Thomas Christie, Coitra, Trinidad. 
 
 General Treasurer, Rev P. G. McGregor, d.d., Halifax. *Clerk, Rev 
 P M. Morrison, Daitmouth- 
 
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 College of the ProBbyterian Church. 
 
 I ^'}*''^^'l^"'\\ '>»^!V«T"KJ'T AT nAM|.AX-.7',v./-. o/' S,„<rm„li,' Th,n- 
 
 loyjf,Uev AlexMi-KiHKl.t i».i. Prof, of /fehnw and kxiujvgU, lUr .lohn 
 Uirne. Prof, of Church JIt$tory and Pastoral Tkiolouy, IWv Allan 
 ruIloK, t).i). ' 
 
 CONCKUaATIONAL UNION OF NOVA SCOTIA AND 
 
 NEW BRUNSWICK. 
 
 Ke»icick Rir{ffe,N. B.,^evShxieon8yk(in, (Chuirmnn), ShefKefd, ^'.^.. 
 Rev .Joseph Barker, (Stalistical'Sec'y); St. John, N. /i., Rev ( . B. Wood- 
 cock; }mimmth, Rev Alex Mcdre^or, (Missioiiarv Sec'v); (liehome. Kev 
 James Shipperiey; Liverpool, Rev IK McCirc^o-, n.A., (J^tcretarv); AfUtm, 
 Rev f.noth Barker; Brwklyn and Btavh Mefuhm», Rov Horace IVckcivcr; 
 Pleasant /{her ami Ohio, Mr. I). Uickev; CaiiniiK/, Mr. (J Kulltr: Mait- 
 linul, Hants Co.. R.-v J. R. Hawcs; iVcJ-/ and Silmo, Rev J. W. C.x; 
 Kvonmny, Ifev M. Rose: Manduster, Rev Jacob WhihiiHii ; .V<//v«/««', C 
 Rev Wm Tcacock; J. B. NNotlrow, St. John, N. B., (TrcusmVr), 
 
 FREE BAPTIST CONFERENCE. 
 
 Yarmmth Om«<y— Rev VVm M. Kuoliiii, Yurmoulh; Rev F. Ba)uo(k, 
 Tusket; Rev ('. Caim and Rev J. i'\ Smith, Beaver Itivcr; Rev S. K. West, 
 l>eerrield: Rev D. Oram, Upper, Argylo; Rev W. Weston, Upper l'iil)rii(o. 
 Shetburne County— Wmv A. Swim, liear Point; L'ev T. (). l)(\Vilt, Capi; 
 Sable Island; Rev W. Downe}' and J. I. I'orter ^{aninnton ; I.'ev Iviwin 
 Oowell, Ron Latour. Queans County- Rev S, N. Roval, I'ort Medwity. 
 Kinfjs County— Uev Mr. VHnwort, Uhuk Ror k ; Rev',1. Cox, Canning. 
 //outs Connty—Uev Geo E. Sturges, Walton. Ilaiifax County— \{ev John 
 M. Lowden, ilalit'ax. 
 
 AFRICAN BAPTIST ASSOCIATION. 
 
 TJalifax, Rev Jame.s Thomas. Ihuh IJIH, I,'»'v Alex liailuv; PrrKfni,^ 
 Rev (ieo Carvey; Carle on, N. IJ., K'ov SamI li. Walls. 'J his Association 
 meets the first Saturday in September of each year. 
 
 BRITISH METHODIST EPISCOPAL. 
 
 Rt Rev R. R. Disney. Bish p, Chnllmm. Onlarin. llnUfnx, Rev C. W. 
 Porsey. Di.srrict Book Steward ; Rev Jessie Coleman. /y/rc/yxW, Rev (J. 
 H. S. Bell, Seeretaiy of Conferei'ce. ^lulhninH', Rev. (ieor^e W. Smith. 
 Yarmmdh, Rev G, 'W. Brown. Aminrxt. Rev 'V. D.ilUis. St. .!<ihii and 
 Carleton. Rev. W.C. Brooks. tJiiyshoroiujh. Rev. Charles Hamilton. ^7. 
 Thomas, Danish W. /., Rev IC. Mel. Harper, l{ev. »> . .1. A. Johnson. 
 
 EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT. 
 
 UNIVERSITY OF HALIFAX. 
 
 Senate. — Chancellor, Rev. George W. IIill,i>.c.i,.,Vin(l.; Vice- Chan- 
 cellor, William J. Stairs, Esq. 
 
 Fellows. — Hon Mr Justice Wilkins, i>.c.l., Vind ; lion S. L. 
 Shannon, d.c.l., Vind; Rev Principal Ross, i).i>., Queen's Coll, Ont ; 
 Professor George Lawson, imi.d., ll.i>., McGill Coll ; l?cv Professor 
 
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 McKniKht, d.I). ; Uov President Dart, d.C.l., Vind ; Rev Jolm 
 Ainl)n).se. \.m., Vind; Uev Thomas J. l")n!y, ma., 8t Mary's; Ihv 
 Konuld McDonald, a.b., St Mary's; Hon P. Carteret Hill, d.c.l, i 
 Vind., (Provincial Secretary) ; Professor D. F. IIi};>,nns, a.m., Acadia; 
 Edward Farrell, Ksq, A.n., St Mary's, m »., m.p.p. ; Matthew H. 
 Uicliey, Esq, (Mayor of Halifax) ; David Alli«*on, ll.d., Victoria Coll, 
 Out., (Supt of Education) ; President James 11. Inch, ll.i> , Sackvillc; 
 Hon Lawrence G. Power, a.b, St Mary's ; Ilev E. M. Saunders, a.m., 
 Acadia; John S. I). Thompson, Esq, m.p.I'., Barrister-at-Law ; U. S. 
 HIack, Esq, M.i> , L R c s., Edinbiiruh ; Alexander P. Rcid, Esti, m.d , 
 L.U.C.R., Edinbnrixh; Hon Jud>?e Johnston, ma ; Uev A. McGregor; 
 Uov I). Honcvmiin, o.c.l., Vind; Uev F. A. Ilijjclns, m.a., Acadia. 
 /i«f/istr(ir, ¥. 6. SHuiichrast, Office, 12 Prince Kt, Halifax. Chairman 
 of Convocation, M. B. Daly, Esn., b.a. Cferk of Convocation, B. II. 
 Eaton, MA. ; Office, llesslein Building, Hollis St., Halifax. 
 
 DALHOUSIE COIiLEQE AND UNIVERSITY, HALIFAX. 
 
 Board ok Govkuxors — Hon Sir Wm Younj?, Knight, Chief 
 Justice of Nova Scotia, ^AfltfV/Maw. Hon Charles Tuppcr, cm., m.d., 
 M.p,, Hon J. W. Uitchic, Jtidpfo of Supremo Court of Nova Scotia, 
 Hon S. L. Shannon, q.c. Very Rev Geo M. Grant, d.d., Principal, 
 Queen's UnivcrHity, Ont, .Tames F. Avery, m.d , William J. Stairs, 
 Es(}, Vice-Ch uiccilor of the University of Halifax, Hon Jeremiah 
 Northup, Senator, Hon Alfred G. Jones, E.sq, M.i*., Minister of Militia, 
 William P. West, E8(|, M. H. Richey, Esq, Mayor of Halifax, ex offirin, 
 Herbert A. Baync, m.a., vu d , President Alumni Association, «t ojficlo, 
 Georfi;e Thomson, Esq, Treasnrer. William M. Doull, Esq, Secretari/. 
 
 ' Facui.ty of Arts — Verv Rev Principal Ross, d.d.. Professor of 
 Ethii'-s and Political Economy, Rev William Lyall, t l.d.. Professor of 
 Lofjic and Afefapfufsics. Charles Macdonald, m.a., Professor of Mathe- 
 matics. John Johnson, m.a.. Professor of Classics. George Lawson, 
 PH.D., LL.D.. Professor of Chemistri/ and Hfineralofji/. James DeMill, 
 M.A., Professor oj Ilistorij and Rlietorir. John J McKenzie, m.a., pii n., 
 Lecfiin r in Natural Phitosophif. James Licchti, Estj, Tutor in Modern 
 Langnaij'^. 
 
 Department op Science — Very Rev Principal Ross, d.d., Pro- 
 fessor of Political Econamtf. Charles Macdonald, m.a , Professor of 
 Mathematics. John Johnson, m.a., Professor of Latin. George Lawson, 
 PH.D., LL.D., Professor of Inorganic Chemistrif and IMoloijical Science. 
 James DoMill, m.a.. Professor of English. James Leichti, Professor of 
 French, German and Spanish. John J. MacKenzie, M.A., PH.D., Pro- 
 fessor of Experimental and Mathematical Phgsics. Herbert A. Baync, 
 M.A., PH.D., Professor of Organic Chemish-i/ and Chemical Analiisis. 
 Uev David Iloneyman, d.c.l.. Professor of Geology, Paloiontologi), 
 Mineralogy. 
 
 Terms. — The Winter Session for 1878-9 commences on Wednesday, 
 Oct 30, 1878, and ends on April 23, 1878. The Summer Session com- 
 mences on Monday, April 28, 1879, and closes July 11, 1879. 
 
 Incorporated Alumni — Herbert A. Bayne, m.a., ph.d , President. 
 John II. Cameron, ij.a., Vice-President. James McG. Stewart, u.a., 
 Secrelari/. James Forrest, m.a.. Treasurer. Robert Sedgcwick, u.a.. 
 
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 Friink H. 13c<Il, h.a., John WaddoU, it. .v., Kx^vHtive dmiiuUee, (with 
 njficerH). 
 
 HALIFAX MEDICAL COLLEQE, HALIFAX, N. B. 
 
 (Incorporated by Act of l*jirliametit.) 
 
 Faculty op Medicinr — U. 8. Black, m.d., l.k.o.b., Edin., Emerinis 
 Pivftimor-of' OUtidricH and PrenidetUofthe Facidttf. Alex P. Keid, m.d., 
 I..U.C.8., Ediu. L.C.I'., and 8., CKnada, Pro/fssor of the PrimydiH and 
 l\ucUce oj Malicine, and Clinivnl Mt^liv'ine.. W II. Slayicr, M.u., 
 M.K.o S.L., F.O.H., Loud., f.. 11. 0.1*. Kiif?., A. II. Woodill, m.d., I'nff'cssor 
 (^f' Ohstetrictt and the Ih'seanes of Women and Children. Edwanl Farroll, 
 M.D., Arcliii)ii]d Lawson, m.d., m.r.o.8., Enp., Piyf/hsxorH of Prinviples 
 mid Prnrtire of Siirgri'if and Clinical Surqu'ji. John F. HIack, m.d., 
 Professor of X/ntrria Afedica and Thempmtint. Jplm Sommcrp, m.d., 
 Prqfentior of IVit/siohi/y and Minnaropjf. (ioorpc L. Sincliiir, m.d., New 
 York, M.ii., Uiiiv. iJiilifnx, Professor of Anatomif. 1) A. Campbell, 
 M.D., CM., H. Mel). Henry, t.l.d., Ih-afessors of Medival Jnrisprudmre. 
 W. G. 1*"K«'. M.U.C.S., Lon<l., Lertnrer on Botany. Mr W. H. Waddell, 
 Instructor in I'ractiail Chemistry. Mr C. E. Puttiior, fnstnirtor in 
 PracAicul Pharmacif. l)r Canipl>ell, Demonstrator of Anatomy. Dr. A. 
 i'. Kci«l, iJean and Treasurer. Dr. J. F. Black, Rci/istrar. l)r A. 
 Lawson, Assistant Reijistrar, 
 
 <'niinrv, llcnip, Wnpc, .WIIlcl, aiul all I»IltI> SKFIM. 
 
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 TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, HALIFAX. 
 
 (Established 1877.) 
 
 Patrons— lion Sir William Young, Kt, Chief Justice of Nova 
 Scotia; Wm J. Stairs, Esq, Vicc-Chanccllor of the University of 
 llalif.ix. 
 
 Office bkarbrs — President, Professor Lawson, i'H i>., ll.d. ; Vice- 
 President, John Sommers, m-d. ; Treasurer, Uev David Honeyman, 
 D.c.L. ; 6>c/v!<«r^, Herbert A. Bayne, M.A., rii.D. 
 
 Facui-tv of IxftTuurTOHS — Professor Lawson, pii.d., i.l.d , f.i.c , 
 Lecturer in A(frir.idtiiral Chemistry and liotany. Professor DeMill, M.A.. 
 Lertiirer in Enijlish. Professor Liechti, Lecturer in (ierman, French and 
 S}>anish John J. Mackenz.ie, m.a., pii.d.. Lecturer in Physics. Hev 
 David Honeyman, d.C.l., Lecturer in Geoloify, Paleontolotfy and Mineia- 
 iiuiij. John "Sommers, m.d.. Lecturer in Zooloyy. Henry Poole, f.o.8., 
 (Inppoetor of Mines) and John Rutherford, me., lecturers in A/inwf/. 
 ilerl>ert A. Bavnc, m.a., fii.d.. Lecturer in Indusfridl Chemistry. John 
 .fiuk, Esq, (Principal Morris Street School) Lecturer in Mathematics. 
 Emil Vossnnck, I'^sq, m.k., Lecturer in Mechanical Eni/ineeriny and 
 Mechanical Ihawimj. Forshaw Day, Lecturer in Preehnud Dinwin;/. 
 E. H. Keatinj,', Assoc Inst C. E., (City Engineer) Instructor in Civil 
 Enqineerinq. Andrew Dewar, (Architect) Lecturer in Architecture. R. 
 G. Eraser,' (Government Analyst) Demonstrator in Lidustrial Chemistry. 
 Edwin Gilpin, m.e., f.o.s., Demonstrator in AsStiyiiiy. 
 
 [The particulars of other Colleges and Educational Institutions will 
 l.e found in connection with the Denominational matters with which the 
 Institutions arc connected.] 
 
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 ^c, Rev i/r8 Kos8, p. d.; AtathnHOtif^, 1>. V. Hig^im, a. m,> /Its^mjf 
 and (jeogrnpk^, Rev TlioB J. Ehtly. 
 
 NuRMAL All D Model Schoou*. Tnirito — Mrthod. nmi the. yninrnl 
 Scictices, J. B. Cnlkin, M. A., l*riMri|mI of t\ui Norimil Ct»IU;Ke »»ii»' 
 Model School : /^ii^/j/fA Larujiuujtt, (fenr^ni>fijf, ^r.^ Uut Jus*. Chri>ii«' ; 
 ^/(f/Z/j^-j/Ki^ica, Vt . B. MnlhollaiMl ; Mitmt, rivoimis l*emb« rtoii ; J/"</</ 
 Sc/iofd Lfeinirtiuent, Wilbcrt 1>. Diiijock, A. ni. ; 2iul /Ay», .lainc."* Litilr ; 
 3ril Dtp, Miss M. A. Hamilton ; 4th />?/>, Mist* .luiiot ArvliilKiUl ; r>tli 
 Dep, Miss Miller; 6th />;>, Mi*8 VVchsler ; 7»h IXp, Miss A}iiu> 
 Hamilton; %\\iDei>, Mii»»i)eHt»io Archibald; i)th />/», Alia.-i UimucW. 
 
 Inspocton of BchoolB for Nova Sootia. 
 
 Annnpolia, Lerinder S. Morse, Esq., Bridgetown ; Antitiintish, An«:Ms 
 Mclsanc, Antigoni»h; Cape Drefon, Alex. McKiiiiMHi, Siydiiey; t'oirlm^- 
 ter, David H. Smith, Truro; Cumber/ami, Hcv \V. S. l)an'uj;W, (Jdo-* 
 River; District of Di<fhlh, Rev John Aml»r«*e, m. a., l)ijj:l>v ; hlMnrt 
 of Clare, Rev E. D*I«>mm(*o, Clnrc; Gin/fihoro' , Ww. lliTrislioriit , 
 Gny»horo'; Halifax, H. Coi>don, TCducaiion Oflicc, Halifax ; llmitu, Ui v 
 J. 1>. Mc(i!illivray, Newport; Invernefiii, John Y. Gtiiui, IJnw.d ('ovr; 
 Kings, Colin W. Roscoc, Upi^cr Caiwrd ; f,nnenburg, G, W. Hilt/, m.I'., 
 Chester; Pi'cton, l>anicl McDonald, New Glaj^ow ; Qiireint, V. T. 
 Andrews, M.i>., Brookfield ; Richimmii, Rcmi Beiioit, D'Escoiisso ; Sh<>- 
 bume, A. C. A. Donne, Banin^on ; Victor ia. Rev Kenneth MvKeii^it ; 
 Yarmouth, G. J. Farisb, bi.d., Yannoiitb. 
 
 Commissioners of Scbools- 
 
 Annapolis Went — Revs H. D, DeBlois, T. A. Hij^urns, Rirhjinl 
 Smith; and Peter BoniMitt, Robt Mills, Whitman Arnisiiron;;, Wm V. 
 Jones, Isaiah Delnp, Israel Gilliatt, C. M. Forbes, Wm Dargie, John l>. 
 Hice, John D. I'utter, Hubert Troop. 
 
 Annapofin East — Revs T^. M. Wilkin», W, G. Parker, John Bnmii, 
 Caleb Parker; and Miner Tapper, Ilardinpf H. Morse, JoiiiuIjum 
 Woodbur}', in. u., Jesse Oakes, VVilliatn Miller, B. H. Parker, A. M 
 Gidney, licniah Spinney, Bcrinh Daniels, Wni 11. Balcom, Ia-'wih 
 DeBlois, M r>., R, B. Darling, Edward Mariliall. 
 
 Antifjonish Co— Revs Hn^h GilHs, Dr Cbisholm, Wm Cbi!*lioIui, 
 Wm B". McLeotl, Charles P. Martcll, Ronald MeGillivray, Hal iit 
 Gerrior, J. F. Forbes, Dr McGre^-or, James Frasyr, John J. Chisliolm, 
 Alexander Chisbolni, i>d., and Alexander Mcintosh, m.M., Archil>;il(i 
 McGillivray, VVm Cbisholm, Thos M. Kin{% Norman McDonald, Aiit:ns 
 Smith, Donald McKeiiz'e, Win J. Becit, John C Melvinnon, m.i>, 
 Angus McGillivray, John I). Copeland. 
 
 Cape Breton Co — Rev<ls Neil McLeod, Jas QnJnan, John Shaw, J. 
 Cbisholm, Dr McLcod, John Qiiinan, Alcxaiuler Faniuharson, I» 
 
 Kenl Furiua t'oloKuc, i;vuuiuv JLublu'i» I'crl'uuioH, 
 
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 Doiiiilil SiitluMhuul ; iiml ('. II. Ilurnngtoii, Lnuthlin Kolnjitson, K. T. 
 NJusi'Icy, Alexninli'V McOillivruy. 
 
 iJtaiiirt of Co/r/icHter—McvH KolKTt' Grant, J. I. Baxter, JaiiU'H 
 McUmu ; niid \V. A. Fiiliuoiv, W. K. AlcRolxTr, m. i>., Thos S. 
 Ucluiicv, J. IJ. Dii'kic, (Jcor;;o KniiHrij,', Saimu'l licttio, Jno Kin^', 
 Isnu'l lionuwonh, Holtcrt G. Hiitlu'rfbnl, K. TuppiT, juiir., Kolwrt 
 (lainiiu'll, F. H. Pavkor, TIioh. Cliisholm, J. L. l*cpiK?anl, m.d., Joseph 
 V. C'rowc, CyruH Kuton, A. C. Pago, m.d., Jacob Ilarrey. 
 
 District of Sllrlinq — H«'v Thos Sodf'wick ; and Uol)crt L. By«rn, 
 John Irvinci K. 1). Itoacli, m.d., John IJonymnn, W. M. Blackwood, 
 John Miller, John Chirk, John AIcKay. 
 
 Distn'rt of ('u>nt)ei'lamI-—liiiVH G. Townshond, 1). A., Steele; and 
 (iillicrt tSeaniun, Cliarlos Lawi-cnce, Cyni.s Bent, U. McLean, J. C. 
 Brunda};o, Abram A. Stevens, John Bra^^fj, John Baker. 
 
 Dhtrivt of Pairshoro'—T. I). Dickwm, E. Vickcry, W. Y. King, 
 Tlioiuas Kivkpatnck, Charles Smith, Jesse Fullcrton. 
 
 District of Dit/hif — Revds P. J. Fillcul, J. H. Saunders, M. J. 
 Dri.'^coll; and G. llcndcrson, Stephen Marshall, Wni K. Potter, Wni 
 11. Taylor, Jno 8. McNcile, Calvin Hayiuond, li. S. FitzKandolph, C. 
 1). Jorles, A. 1). Hoyt, G. H. Dunbar. * 
 
 iJlstrirt of Clare— Very Kev'd James Duly, V. G., Revs John M. 
 
 (tay, and Brown; J. Q. Nowlan, Ks<j , Jean P. Tliibaudcan, 
 
 Ksq., Anselnie M. Comcau, ICso., James Stuart, Eso., Anfyc Blin, Esq., 
 McHsrs. C. Mandc Mclanoon, riniothy Sullivan, Pierre J. BcUiTcuu, 
 Aujjustin F. Comcau, Jeremiah McLanghlin, Pierre S. Goddt. 
 
 Dintrid of Gin/sl)orotujh — Revds 11. IT. Hamilton, James Bucklt y, 
 M, Tompkins, Jonathan' Borden, Michael Laitiu, M. McPhcrson ; aii<l 
 Chris Jost, John Mahoney, E. J. Cunningham, Wm Moir, H. R. 
 Cunningham, Thos Condon, Abraham N. Whitman, Donald Gunn, 
 James Purccll. 
 
 Dintrict of St. Marux — Revds Ilenrv Ea^'les, Richard Johnson, Roht 
 Cummins?; and Neil Gunn, A- P. Mckenzie, Alex Cumminger, Allan 
 McQuarrie, John A. McDonald, Alexander Sinclair, Dr. Campbell, 
 \Vm I). 11. Cameron, John McDaniel, Alex. Anderson. 
 
 Citif of Halifax — John K. I). Thompson, (Chairman,) Jarac^ J. 
 Iiremncr,'{Vice"Cbaij'u)an,) Augustus W. West, Daniel Crouan, lion 
 li. G, Power, Joseph S. Belcher, William Ackhurst ; and Samuel II. 
 IJiooktickl, W. I). IlarHngton, William Nisbet, Alexander Forsyth, M. 
 J. Pow«r. Supervisor, Benjamin CurrcQ, d.c.l. Secretary, C. C. 
 Vaux, O^e, 93 HoUis Street. v.. 
 
 irentern District Halifax Co— Revs Alex Stuart, John Wood.s, P. L. 
 Madden,!*. Danabar, E. Kennedy, John Ablwtt; atid Dominic Farrell, 
 J no E. Shatford, George J. Longard, James W. Turner, Jus Thompson. 
 
 Rural District [Tali fax Co— Revs Robert Sedgwick, D. McKinnon ; 
 !ind Ezekicl Svbley, ll. A. Glailwin, David Archibald, John Geddes, 
 Charles N. Fuller, Cfcarles N. Sprott, David Archibald, 16th, J. D. 
 Tapper, J. Taylor, W. Artz, George H. Madill. 
 
 Iiuptirtcil by BKOWW nml W£BB» from the llliiiiul'«v4«irers. 
 
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 East District Halifax Co — Revs Robert Jamioson, Alfred Dickie, 
 Edward Ansell, James Rosborough, Charles Underwood ; and Iletiry 
 Leslie, William Hall, A. A^ Barton, William Anderson, W. 11. 
 Tidmarsh, Alex,. Leslie, Jos Martin, John Ivirkcr, David. ArehlbaU!, 
 John Balcam. 
 
 District of East Hants — Rcvds Jno Cameron, Jacob McLellan, L. G. 
 McNeill ; and Isaac O'Brien, Wm Hamilton, Wm Casey, Jno McLcani, 
 Hugh McLearn, Suml Blois, D. McLean, m.d., Jas Melvenzie, Geurtre 
 W. Smith. 
 
 District of West Hants — Revds Thos Maynard, m.a., J. Bancroft, 
 John Carmody ; and M. H. Goudge, m.p., Charles Mumford, Hinun 
 Smith, Andw Shaw, Shubael Dimock, George DeWolf, Thos Aikins. 
 
 District of North Inverness — Revds M. Stewart, Peter Fisett, Alex 
 Grant, Donald Chisholm ; and Sam Campbell (Chairman), Thus 
 Ethridge, Jno G. Crowdis, Donald McLeot^ Lauchlin McDonjiall, 
 Malcom McKay, Donald McLellan, Lauchlan McDonald, Far(nih;u 
 McRae, Murdoch McKinnon. 
 
 District of South Inverness — Revds Kenneth J. McDonald, Colin 
 Chisholm (Chairman), Donald Mclsaac, Archibald McKenzio, Anh 
 Chisholm, A. F. Thomson ; and Hon Peter Smyth, Hugh Cameron, 
 M. D., John Murray, E. D. Tremain, Duncan Campbell, m.d., John 
 Mcintosh, M.D., and George C. Lawrence. 
 
 Kings Co — L. DeV. Chipman, Thos Farnsworth, Holmes E. Mars- 
 ters, M.i>., John N. Bowles, Jno Foster, Amos Black, George W. 
 Fisher, Wm Eaton. E. A. Moren, 1). Ruport Eaton, S. R. Tui)per, 
 Ben Kinsman, Adolphus Bishop, Leonard N. Ilsley, Abr Ellis, Chas .1. 
 Tobin, Wm Magee, Leonard Fitch, Andrew Borden, Michael Lonci-gaii, 
 Arnold S. Burbidge, James Lyons, J. M. Roscoe, Iliifus Burgos.^, 
 Johnston Patterson, Russell Caldwell, Irad Benjamin, James F. 
 Manning, Stanley Eaton, A. Stanley Fisher. 
 
 District of iMnenhHrg — Revs Henry L. Owen, Chas Cossmann, Wm 
 Duff, D. McMillan, Thomas Rogers, D. L. Roth ; and R. Lindsay, 
 Matthew Ernst, James Z wicker, Lewis Anderson, Edw Morgan, Mor- 
 ton Wheelock, John Morash, Henry Schnave, Samuel Ris.ser, Gideon 
 Langille, Greorge Eisenhauer. 
 
 District of New DuUin — Revs W. E. Gielling, Daniel McGregor, A. 
 Jordon, J. H. Hunton ; and L. W. Drew, T. K. er»>gg, W. V. An- 
 drews, Thomas T* Keefler, Robt Dawson, Martin Sperry, Jas McKean, 
 Greo Baker. 
 
 District of Chester — Revs I. J. Skinner, J. Norwood, P. llolden ; 
 and George Richardson, Jas II. liiltit, Edward lleckmau, Jno Church, 
 E. P. Butler, J. Duncan. i 
 
 District of North Pictou— Mays A. W. Herdman, H. B. McKay, R. 
 McCunn, Ranald McDonald, Alex Ross ; and Daniel Hockin, John 
 D. McLeod, Janjes McLean, Jos Gordon, Saml Archibald. 
 
 District of South Pictou — Revs J. Stewart, D. B. Blair, W. Stewart, 
 A. McGillivray, E. A. MeCurdy ; and J. MoKay, G. W. Underwootl, 
 W. Eraser, Alexander Gn\nt, Robt McNeill, Adam C. Bell, 1>. 
 McDonald, Jno McPhie. 
 
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 Diiitri<i<GfS(m1§i Qneens — Hwds G. 0. Gates, Duncan McGregor, J. 
 A. Smith; lind Gfca W. Barss, Hugli Houston, James Forbes, Don 
 Camplwll, Jno 11. Hall, Knoch Steadman. Eldred Cahoon, Geo S. 
 I'iuker, J. N. Mact, H. O. Fa^isl^ T, U. PatUlo, Tfcoimas Kempton, 
 Simeon Calwon. 
 
 Dlntrkt ofNartJi Qneeng — Zelniton G. Ifuiray, Ste^ilieo Sraith, John 
 MidfllenRass, Benjin L. Telfer, Wm E. Freeman, Rol^t Bryden, Edw 
 I*. Freetr.an, Jno Laocv, A. J. Ledbetter, UriaU Joknson, Fraus Kemp- 
 ton, Tho3 H. Grady, t. B. Harlow. 
 
 RtrhwmMf Ce — Rev* Jolin RfcDoujrall, F. M. M. Young, Charles P. 
 Martcll, I). J. Molntesh, Jawes M. Quinan*J. E. Ethicv; and Wm 
 (-richton, E. P. Fly«n, Dnvid Gruchy, John Freehill, Feter Bosiet, 
 Vim LcVcscontc, Isaac LcVcsoontc, Simon Terr.o, Edward Gagnon, 
 Joseph Matliesoii. 
 
 Dklrtct of SkeR)nrne—\\ev9 T. H. Wldte, i). D., E. Millar, E. N. 
 Archibald ; and W. T. Kelley, R. G. Irvin, J. G. Ailea, Robt Carrie, 
 Joseph Wahers, N. W. White, Roljert Freeman. 
 
 District nf Bearrinrjfton — Revds J. I. Porter, W. H. Richan; and 
 Gabriel Hol)ert9on, J. B. Lawrence, Hctiry Chute, Theodore Niekerson, 
 T. W. Wilson. Arthur Doane, Frank Ilomcr, James Snow, Wm B. 
 Smith, J. K. Wilson, m.». 
 
 Vtetortn Co — Revs A. Mcintosh, Peter Clark, Alex F. MeGillivray, 
 nnd A. H. McAuky; and Alex Cameron, Wm Jones, Peter McLean, 
 Alex Tayler, Don McLean, Seymoar Foyle, Don McLean, Angus J. 
 Mclver, Kenneth MeKewta*, LuAer McLeod, Donald McLean, l)onaki 
 McRae, Joim McTje«na«i, DkjniW Moirisott, Alex Joaes, A. Mynro. 
 
 Di^rict^f Yarmsuik — diaries E, Brown, Katlian Hilton, John W. 
 Moody, Clias W. Cieraents, Stephen N. Allen, George Crosby, Amos 
 irilton, Jr, W. H. Moody, R. B. Brown, Harris H. Crosby, James Cain. 
 
 District of Argtfle — Rev J. Manning; Enos Gardner, MicTiael Surette, 
 David D'EntrentMRt, Nathaniel Travis, James A. Hatfield, P. L. 
 Hatfi«ld, James M. Lent. An^elm 0.. Potior, Jam^es Nickcrson, Meiford 
 Sims, Edward S. Perry. 
 
 COMMERCIAl. DEPAETBIENT. 
 
 S ANKS 
 
 EC ALfFAX BANKING COMPANY. (EstaVlisited 1«25.] 
 
 CaiM-tal $500,000 paid up. 
 
 W. M. Harrington, (Prost), E^We Uui.'Kke, <V. P.) Fr«d«rick D. Corbet, 
 Thomrts Brtvtic, L.I.Morton. Cashijr, Sam! H. Black. Accountant, C. 
 A. P. Knuiklvn, TeJJcr^ M. G. Black. Discount Clerk, W. G. Greenwood, 
 l/^dcrw KeofHT, A- F Llovd. Clerk, k. y.jvuc. Messenger, P. Smith. 
 .-Iv/W. — Parrslioro', A. S. Townsend; Truro, d'ixiiwi Blanchard. Dis- 
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 BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA. [Established 1832.] 
 Capital $1,000,000. 
 
 Directors, John S. Maclean, (Prost), John DouTl, (Vice-I*rest.) Daniel 
 Cronaa, J. J. Bremner, S. A. White. (Cashier, Thomas Fyshe. Account- 
 ant, E. H. Taylor. Tellers, J. Ik Forgan, James Yeoman. Clerks, D. C. 
 Chalmers, W. Thompson, M. Whidden, H. A. F!«>inmin^, Jamia I'dpe, 
 G. R. Chisholm, A. M. K. Doull, E. L. Joiinatone, F. Kinsman. Mcssenpfers, 
 George Anderson, John Anderson. Agents — Pictou, Howard Primrose; 
 Yarnumth, James Murraj' ; Neio Glaaffoio^ Jame8 W. Cannichacl ; Syliieji. 
 C. B., Hon Thos D. Archibald; KentTiUe^ L. DeV. Chipman; Bridffetoirn, 
 T. D. Fuggles ; Diyby, ^orge Henderson ; Amherst, Jolin M. Hay; St. 
 John, N. B.y J. M. Kobinsou. Discount days — every week day except 
 Saturday. 
 
 BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AJIERICA. [Establisiied 1836.] 
 Capital, £1,000,000 Sterling. 
 
 Head Office, London. Sec'y, R. W. Bradford. Head Office in tlie 
 Colonies, Great St James Street, Monti'eal. General Manager, R. K. 
 Grindley. Inspector, W. Grindlay. 
 
 Halifax Branch— Manager, Jeffrey Penfold. Accountant, A. E. Ellis. 
 Teller, D. Robertson. Clerks, T. S. ftill, J. A. Russell, L. K. Dodwull, 
 W M. Dustan. Messenger, P. Popham. Discount, daily. 
 
 UNION BANK OF HALIFAX. [Estabri.shed 1856.] i 
 
 Capital £250,000. | 
 
 Direc , as A. Moren, (Prest), Jno Gibson, EdAV Smith, W. P. West i 
 WmJ. Gl V; lo" Robt Boak, M. P. Black. Cashier, W. Sawers Stirling, J 
 Account?". 1. Y. Clarke. Teller, E. H. Reeves. Clerks, E. L. Thome, 
 J. J. I*. JopUn. Messenger, T. Skinner. Agents — Ijondon, London atid ! 
 Westminstei Bank ; Montreal, La Banque du Peuple ; New York, National ' 
 Bank of (/ommerce; Boston, Merchants' National Bank; Annapolis. A. 
 Shearer, Agent. Discount days — every week day. i 
 
 »IERCHANTS' BANK OF HALIFAX. [F^tabUslied 1864.] 
 
 Capital, $1,000,000. 
 
 Directors — Thos E. Kenny, (Prest), Hon. .Jeremiah Northup, Senator. 
 (V. P.), Michatl Dwver, James Butler, Thomas A. Ritchie, Allison 
 Smith. Cashier, Geo McLean. Accountant, 1>. H. Duncan. Teller?, K. 
 H. Annand, A. H. Higginson. Clerks, J. W. Yoiing, John T. P. Knight, 
 K. F. Paulin, W. F. Alitchell, Wm H. Ray, G. H. Mackenzie. Messenger. 
 Jas Anderson. Agents. — Antigonish, T. M. King; Bridf/ewriter, Andrew 
 Gow; Charlottetown, P. E. J., Owen Connolly; Maitlnnd, (ieorge Frieze: 
 Pictou, William Ives; Summerside, P. E. /., Steplien McNeill; Si/dney, C 
 B., J. E. Burchell; Truro, Martin Dickie; Weymouth, Colin Campbell," jr. ' 
 Discount daj's — every week day except Saturday. 
 
 PEOPLE'S BANK OF HALIFAX. [Established 1864.] 
 
 Capital, $600,000 paid up. i 
 
 Directors, George H. Starr, (Prest), R. W. Fraser, (V. P.), AVilliam I 
 J. Coleman, A. W. West, Patrick Power, Charles II. M. Black. Cashier, 
 Peter J»(.:;. Accountant, R. T. Braine. Teller, Henry J. Parker. Clerks. 
 R. A. Woodill, M. II Richev. Jr. Messenger, G. H. Wis well. Agent' 
 — Wolfville, A DeW. Barss; Z.(»c^*e^xw-^, Austin Locke. Discount days — 
 every week day except Saturday. 
 
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 BANK OF YAR^IOU TH. [Established 1864.] 
 
 Cai)ital, S400,000. 
 
 Directors, L. E. Baker, (Brest), C. E Brown, (V. P.) lliii,'ii Cann, Joiin 
 I.ovitt, .r. W. Moodv. (\isliier, Tliomas W. .lolins. Accountant, II. li. 
 Earish. Teller, Wm' E. Bony. Clirl;, E.E.Dunham. 
 
 COmiEUCIAL BANK OE WINDSOIi. [Established 1800.] 
 
 Capital S500,00(). 
 
 Directors, Godfrey B. Bay/.ant, (Brest), "\Vm Dimock. Benim D. Eraser, 
 M.P., E. W. Dimoek, Andrew 1'. Sliand. Cashier, Walter l.awson. 
 Accountants, Eewis T. Dimock, (Jharles W. Bayzaut. Solicitors, W. H. 
 and A. Blanchard. 
 
 EXCHANGE BANK OE YARMOUTH. 
 
 Capital, $400,000. 
 
 [Established 18G9.] 
 
 Directors, A. C. Bobbins, (Brest), G. .B Doaiie, (V. B.) Aaron Goudey, 
 A. E. Stoneman,W. D. Uovitt, L. (!anh, .1. H. Killam. Cashier, vVlex S. 
 Murray. Teller, T. V. B. Bingay, jr. Clerk, Ebon McGre-or. 
 
 BANK OF LIVERBOOL. [Established 1872.] 
 
 Capital, $500,000. 
 
 Directors, Dr. Forbes M.B., (Bresident), Thomas Rees, (V.B.,) J. W. 
 Barss, Joseph Innis, J. A. Shaw. Manager, John A. Leslie. 
 
 i PICTOU BANK. [Established 1874.] 
 
 1 ' ■ Capital $500,000. Baid up $200,000. 
 
 i Directors, John Crerar, (Brest.), R. B. Grant. (V. B ), J. R. Noonan, 
 Robt Doull, Isaac A. Grant, James Kitchen. Donald Iraser. Manager, 
 Thos. Watson. Cashier John McKeen. Clerk, W D. Meynell. 
 
 BANK OF MONTREAL. 
 
 Capital, $12,000,000. Reserve S5,.000,000. 
 
 Head Ofiit e, Montreal. Bresident, George Stephen. General ^Manager, 
 R. B. Angus. Halilax Branch— JIanager, E. (Jnndry. 
 
 Branches at St John, N.B., Quebec, Toronto, Haniilton, London, Ottawa, 
 Kingston, Cornwall, Brockville, Eerth, Be'leville, Cobourg, I'ort Hope, 
 Lindsay, Beterbovough, Sarnia, Simeoe, Stratfonl, St Mary's, Elor.-i Bm.it- 
 ford, Guelph, Godrich, Eicton, Newcastle, N. B., London, G. B., Aew 
 
 York, U. S. , r 1 \ A -1 
 
 The hours of business at the above Banks are from 10 a.m. to -ir.M., 
 
 except on Saturdays, when they clo.sc at 1 ji iv. 
 
 I DOMINION SAVTN(iS' BANK. 
 
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 '' 'r\\h Bank is kept in the New Brovincial lUiilding. Hours of atlordance, 
 daily from 10 to ',i o'clock, except on Saturdays. Cashier, .In.. K. ^^ -I'l^'^'C; 
 Clerks, A. i). Joiinston. T. li. Cotter. J. IL iiaUom. Messenger, :MKhael 
 Austni. Closes at 1 o'clock on Satunbiy. 
 
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 liTSUPMiilTOB OOItlPAlTlEIS AND AGEN0I33. 
 
 MARINE. 
 
 Nova Scotia Mahixk Insukanck Association. — Tlon A. G. Jones, 
 (Prest), John S. McLean, (V. P.) Directors, John Doiill. J. V. Kenny, 
 James IJutler, James J. Bremiier. Scc'y, Jo:in Strachan, 50 Bedford Row. 
 
 Mkuciiants' Makink Insukanck Company — Capital, $200,000. Direc- 
 tros, J. 8. Belcher, (Prest), John DuiFus, Georfj^e Mitcljell, \Vm P. W.sf. 
 Danl Cronan, Wm Ksson, Win J. Lewis. Auditois, Peter Koss, Tlios 
 Abbott. Sec'y, Chas W. Wright, 50 Bedford R(»\v. 
 
 Atlantic Makive Association — Directors, W. II. Hart, (Prest), J. 
 T. Wood, Thos E. Kennv, (t. U. Anderson, V. G. Parlier, Allison Smith, 
 (V^ P.), Kobt Morrow. Soc'y, P. W. Criij^hton. 
 
 OcKAN INlARiNK Lnhukanck ASSOCIATION — Directors, Jno Taylor, (Pres) 
 Jas. M, Morrow, Hon Jer Northup, Wm. I.awson, Auj^. W. West, (V. 1'.,) 
 Geo J. Troop, Adam Burns. Sec'y, B. W. Salter. 
 
 CiiEBircTO Marink Insuhanck Association. — R. I. Hart, (Pies'.). 
 George McKenzir, (V. P.), John Pugh, Robert Taylor. Joseph Seeton, 
 Kdward Morrison, M. Carney. Sec'y, J. Tremaine Twining. Oftice, 
 Bedford Row. 
 
 ConicQuiD Marink Insuranck Company, Truko — Directors, Charles 
 Blanchard, (Prest), Jas Crowe, J. F. Blanchard, Nelson Murphy, Capt Chas 
 Cox, Jacob b'ricze, John Yuill. Auditors, A. M. Cochran, Geo. Campbell. 
 Sec'y and Treas., Jas K. Blair. 
 
 Truro Marine Insurance Company — Directors, John B. Dickie, 
 (Pres), Samuel Rettie, C. B. Archibald, W. E. McRobert, M.D., and Thos 
 McKay. Auditors, A. H. Patterson and G. Clish. Se.'y, Geo P. Nelson. 
 
 Avon Marine Insurance Company, Windsor — Directors, William 
 Dimock, (Prest,) B. Smith, C. B. Bowman, George W. Churchill. Sec'y ami 
 Treasurer, D. P. Allison. Auditors, E. W. Dimock, G. P. Payzant. 
 
 Windsor Marine Insur'^nce Company, Windsor — Directors, G. P. 
 Payzant, (Prest), Jno Stirling, Edwd O'Brion, Captain Thomas Ayhvard. 
 Sec'y and Treas., W. II. Blanchard. Auditors, B. Smith, William Dimoek. 
 
 SiiiPOWNKKs Marine Insuranck Company ok Windsoi: — (Limited- 
 Directors, E. W. Dimock, (Prest), Sliubael Dimock, (V. P.), Bennett 
 Smith, John B, North, M. P. P., J(>lin A. Harvie, George Mounce, Mark 
 Curry. Sec'y, Allen Haley. 
 
 PiCTOU Home Marine Insurance Association — Directors, Roderick 
 McKenzie, (President,) Robert P. Eraser, Howard Primrose, James Yors- 
 ton, J. W. Gordon. Broker, Hon Robt P. Giant. i 
 
 PicTou MuTUAT. iSIarine INSURANCE ASSOCIATION — Directors, Daniel 
 Hockin, (President.) Wm Ives, Alex J. Patterson, James H3'slop, C. Dwyer. 
 Broker, Geo Glennie. Halifax Ag nt, W. S. Salter, 5 Prince Street 
 
 St. Lawrence IVIarine Insurance Association ok Pictou — Directors, 
 John Crerar, (President,) John R. Xoonau, R. S. Dawson, James Stalker, 
 David S. Crerar. Broker, Robt Doull. 
 
 Dominion Marine Insurance Association. River .John — Directors, 
 .Jjimes Kitchen, (Presf:, ) .John Henry, .lohn McKenzie, Arch McKenzie, 
 Chas McLennan. Uroker, William Lauder. 
 
 Atlantic Insurance Company, Yarmouth — Directors, GeoB. Doane. 
 
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 (PresO, John K Rverson, Bowman Corning, Hugh Cann, John H. Killam, 
 Geo il. I.ovitt, li. llilion. Sec'y, Jno Killam. 
 
 ,„ ^?-^"l> ^^f"":\^V'^ (V.Mi-ANY, YAitMonTir- Directors, Nathan Moses, 
 (I rest), Urn Ihirriil, jr., I^enj Murphy, A. (Joudey, SauiuelJ. Ilatliel.l, Z. 
 (loudy, Jose[)h liiirrell. Sec'y, T. V. li. IJingay. 
 
 CoMMKKCiAL Insuraxck CoMi'ANY, Yaumouth — Directors A C 
 IJobbins, (Prest), W. K. Diidman, !.. Cann, Anilw Lovitt, Jonth Ilorton, 
 N. thiirchiil, r. M. i.ewis. Sec'y, (i. G. .Sanderson. 
 
 MAiiiNK Insuhanck Comfany, Yahjioutit— Directors, J. W. Moody 
 (I'rest), Saml M. Hyerson, Dennis Ilorton, L. E. Baker, George H. Guest' 
 A. F. Stoneman. Jolui Murphy. Sec'y, S. B. jNIurray. ' 
 
 Pacific LNsuitANcrc Comi-any, Yahmocth— Directors, Thos Killam 
 (Prest), John Lovitt, N. B Lewis, \V. tl. Mot.dy, W. D. Lovitt, F. Dennis' 
 W. A. Cann. Secretary, W. A. Chase. ' ' 
 
 Ohikntai. Tnsuuanck Company, Yai; mouth— Directors, W-ni Law, 
 (Prest), Jacob Bingay, James J. Lovitt, J. B Lovitt, Henry Lewis, Abrani 
 JL Ilatlield, Kobert Ellenwood. Secretary, Job llailield. 
 
 MaitlandMaimne Insuhanck Co— President, Nelson Murphv. Direc- 
 tors, Clias Cox, Alex A. McDougall, Alfred Putnam, Archibald McCalium, 
 Isaac Douglas, Jas K. Plair. Auditors, A. M. Cocliran, Osmond U'lJrien, 
 Sec'3' and Treas., Geo. W. T. Irving. 
 
 New GLAS(io\v IMaiune Insuhanck Awsociation — (Incorporated.) 
 Directors, J. W. CarinichacI, (Prest), James W. Jackson, .lames D. 
 McGregor, J. B. (.'armichael, John I\Iiller, John li. Smith, Angus Chisliolm. 
 Sec'y, G. VV. Underwood. 
 
 Mekchants' Mauine Insukance Company ok Canai>a. — Cajiital, 
 Sl,<iOU,000. Agent loi Nova Scoria, C. J. Wylde, 70 Hedtbrd Row. 
 
 Anchor Mahine Insukanck Companv ok Tokonto. -Capital, 
 S5()(),(l(»0. Hon W. P. llowland, C. B.. (Pres.) Th(m»i3 L. DeWolf, 
 Ciiainnan. Henry N. Paint, Agent tor Nova Scotia, 5G IJedlord iJow. 
 
 Westeun Assurance Company. — Head OtHce, Toronto. Capital, 
 S800,()00. J. Scott Mitchell, Agent, cor Prince Street and Bedford Row. 
 
 Pfovidenck, Washington, Mahine Insui{AN(,M': Company of Pho- 
 viDKNCE, Rhode Islanu. — H. St George Twining, General Agent, 60 
 Bedford Row. 
 
 British America Marine As.suranck Company of Toronto. — 
 
 .-isseis, «l,20O,00C. William S. Salter, Agent, 5 Prince Srieet. 
 
 FIRE. 
 
 Halifax Fire Insurance Cojipany— Authorized Capital, $400,000. 
 Directors, Jno (iibson, (Prest), John P. Mott, (V. P.,) (ieo Ks.^on, Daniel 
 (Jronan, Robie Uniacke, John L. Burry. Sec'y, Richd Tremain, GO Bedfoid 
 Row. 
 
 Acadia Fire Insurance Company — (^apital $400,000. Directors, Hon 
 Robt Boak, (Prest), -las A. Moreii, lion .\. (J.. Jones, W'm J. Coleman, ICdwd 
 Smith, Wm P. West, (iio .Mitchell. Sec'y, .'no 11. Harvey, Bedford Row. 
 
 Royal Canadian Insurance (.'o:mi'anv. — Lctal Board of Directors, 
 J. B. Dutiiis (Chairman), T. F. Kt nuy. A. W. Wi-t, W. J. Lewis, Wm. 
 P^sson, W. M. Harrington. OlHco, cornt r Prince Street and Bedford Row. 
 J. Scott Mitchell, Agent. 
 
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 LANCAHiriUK Fir?: Insukance Company. — Capt George T. Sinclair, 
 Agent, I0(i llollis Street. 
 
 Imi'kkial FiitK Ins. Comp'y of London — Capital .01,600,000. st;;. 
 Agent, M. B. Daly, llollis Street. 
 
 riKKNixFiiuclNS. CoMp'v OK LoxHON— Agent, Wm Hare, 171 HollisSt. 
 
 Scottish Commkisciai, rNstiKANCi-: Company of Gi^asoow. — Capilal, 
 £2,Ul)i),0()0 stg. C. n. M. lilack, Agent at Ilalilax, 60 iJedtord liovv. 
 
 ^TNA iN.sunAxr'K Comp'y OF 1Iaktkoi!I), Conn. — Incorporated 181!). 
 Cliartor Perpetual. Assets *7,000,000. Agents, \V. L. Lowell &. Co., 
 llollis stroe* 
 
 IsoLATKi) Risk and Fahmkks Fihk Ixsuuanck Co.mp'y ok Canada, 
 — C. J. Wylde, Agent. 
 
 liiJiTiMi Amfiuca Fikk Assi'HANrK Company.— Assets $1,200,000.— 
 Agent, Frederick Allison, oilicu over Halifax Bank. 
 
 National Fikk Insuhanck Company of Montkeau — II. St. G. 
 
 Twining, Agent, 60 IJodfurd liow. 
 
 Hautfokd Fihk Insi kance Company of IIaiitford, Conn. — Assets 
 
 $3,-W0,()00.— Agents, W. L, Lowell & Co. 
 
 NournKKN Fii.k Ins. (Jomp'y of London and Ahehdeen — Capital, 
 £3,000,000 stg. Agent, G. C Harvey, Central Wharf. 
 
 Livicnpooi. and London and Gloue Insurance Company— Atrent, 
 C. J. AVylde, 70 Bedford Uow. 
 
 Commercial Union Assiraxce Company, of Corniiill, London. 
 Cai)ital, .£2,50(),n0(>. B. W. Salter and W. S. Salter, Agents at Halifax, 
 5 I'rinee Street. 
 
 Stadacona Fire Insurance Company of Queuec— G. M. Greer, 
 General Agent for N. S. 
 
 Western Assurance Comi'Any of Toronto. — Hon J. McMurricli, 
 (Brest). B. Haldan, Managing Director. J. J. Kenny, Sec'v. James 
 Bi.onier, Inspectdr. J I'ringle, (xeneral Agent. G. M. Greer, Agent /or 
 N. S., 1!)1 Hollis Street. 
 
 FIRE AND LIFE. 
 
 North British and IMercantile Fire and Life Ins. Comp'y— - 
 Capital,. £2,000,000 stg. General Agent, Henry Pryor. Agents for II alifa.v, 
 Farqnhar, Forrest & Co. 
 
 QuEi.x Fire and Life Ins. Comp'y of Liveispool, G. B. — Capital, 
 £2,000 (K)0 stg. Agent, Stephen Tnbin: Oliice. Union Bank Building, 
 Hollis Street (up-stairs). 
 
 Royal Fire and Life Ins. Comp'y of Liverpool, G. B. — Capital, 
 £2,000,000 stg. Agent, James W. Hntt, Hollis street. 
 
 Guardian Fihe and Life Ins. Comp'y of LoNDON—Capital £20,000 OOO 
 stg. Agents, Almon & Mackintosh, Hollis Street. 
 
 
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 Canada Like Assup.axce Company— (riamilton, Ontario.) Canital, 
 SI 0()(»,0(I0. Agent, J. W. iMarling, 1-15 llullis fetieet, General Agent for 
 Maritime Provinces. 
 
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 CoNFKDKltATlON LlKK AsHUCIATUt.N Ol" CANADA. — Fnd. Alligon, 
 
 Af^iMit, over Ilalil'ax Hank. 
 
 Standaki) Lii'K Ass. Comp'y — Annual I'cvcnuc, £81.'),00(). Secretary 
 and Agent for Nova Scotia, J. W. llutt, Ilollis Street. 
 
 Stais LiKK Ass. Soc'y ok London- -Capital, .£100,000 stg. Agent, 
 : Martin G. Black, Halifax Bank. * 
 
 I LiFK Association ok Scotland — Accumulated Fund, £1,191,582 stg. 
 I Sec'y, J no II. Harvey, Bedford liow. 
 
 ! Connecticut Mutual Lifk Ass. Coaip'y of IlAnrFoHD, Conn. — 
 Organized 1840. Charter perpetual. Aswets, S2;3,000,000. Local Agents 
 i for Halifax, W. L. Lowell & Co., 105 Ilollia Street. 
 I F. I). Corbett & Co., Water Street. 
 
 1 TiiK Equitahle Like Ass. So( 'y of the Umtei) States— Agents 
 ' for Nova Scotia and Brince Edward Island, I anjuhar, Forrest &, Co., Ilollis 
 Street. 
 
 METitoroMTAN LiKE Ins. Coimv'y OK Nkw Yohk— Thomas A. Temple, 
 St .John, N.B , General Dominion Agent. Agent at Halifax, E. I). JMeynell, 
 215 Hollis Street. 
 
 London AND Lancashiije Like Assukanck Comvany, ok London, 
 England.— George M. Greer, Geneial Agent, lUl Hollis Street. 
 
 LIFE AND ACCIDENT. 
 
 St:N Mutual Like and Ar( idknt Insukanck Comp'y «>k Montueal. 
 —George Fraser, (ieneial Mait.Tierfnr ilie Maritime I'roviiiees and New- 
 toundland. Oilice 70 Granvil! -^t., Halifax. 
 
 The Tkavelleks' Like and Accident Ins. Comi''y ok Hai!TK()i:d, 
 Conn. — (iencial Agents for Nova Scotia and I'rince Edward Island, W. L. 
 Lowell, vV Co. Agent lor Ilaliiax and Dartmouth, C. J. B. Clarkson, 24 
 Brince Street. 
 
 Accident Insuhance Coivivany of Canada. — Capital S250.00(). 
 Local Board of Directors, -las B. iMorrow, Chairmau; "W. J. Stairs T. E. 
 Kenny, Adam Bums. Agent, Geo. M. Greer, 191 Ilollis Street, Halifax. 
 
 Citizens' Accident Insuuance Comtany of Canada.— General 
 Agent, W. S. Salter, 5 Biinee Street, Haiifax, N. S. 
 
 GUAEANTEE. 
 
 Canada Guarantee Comvany, Monti;eal.— Sir A. T. (Jalt, (I'reRt). 
 Directors, James B. Morrow, Thomas E. Kenny, William .1. Stairs, Adam 
 Hums. Solicitors, Messrs. Macdonald & Kigby. General Agents, Almon 
 & Mackintosh, 106 Ilollis Street. 
 
 MSHOANTILE COMPAITIBS. 
 
 The Halifax Stock E.vchange.— .1. C. Mickintosh. Bre.sidont ; John 
 Lvle, Secretary and Treasurer; Members: Hart,<horne .S: Hutt; \N . L- Lowell 
 &Co.; JamesS. Macdonald & Co.; Almon cVMacnintosh; W m. Iwmmg. 
 
 Chamber ok Commeuce, ILvlik.^x -Executive Committee, John 
 Doull, (Brest), Hon Kibort Boak, ^V. (J- Sdver, (V. 1 s), J- (- 
 Mack nto.sh, Hon A. G. Jones, J. S. Belcher, Beter Jack, Jno S. McLean, 
 
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 Hart, IC. G. StHyner. Clitirlcs M. Creed, Sec'y. 
 
 IIai.ikax Imi'<»ki\i;i;h' Association.— Picsidont, Jolin Diiftus; Kxp- 
 cutivo Commilti'i!, [.-^aau II. Mallu-rs, Williaiu II. Neul, William M. Doull, 
 Kobu) Taylor; Sccrt'tary, A. Jlurtlii Payne. 
 
 Pn/)» C(^MMi.ssi()M':u.»< Koii THE City and County of IIai.ikax.— 
 John Piif^li, Chuirm ii ; Daniel Cronan, William Koclie, Jr., J. Taylor 
 Wood, Jof^epli Sce'on, Lewia Anderson, David Hunter. F. D. Corbett, 
 Sec'y and Treas. 
 
 List ok Pii-ots fok tiik Pokt of Halifax, N. S., 1877. — No. 1, John 
 Kleniin;^, Kotc'i Ilariior ; No. 2, Th )ma.s Holland, Duncan's Cove ; No. 
 ;j. .lamos Holland, Duncan's Cove ; No 4, William Baker, Ilnlit'dx ; No. 
 5, Hernard (Jlallanher, ilalifax ; Xo. ti, Daniel ^larlin, Ketch Hariior : No. 
 7, Joseph lIliiiH), Hrrinj;- Cove ; No. 8, Patrick Hayes, llerrin:^ Cove ; 
 No. 'J, IIii<^h iMonnio, Ilerriiii,^ Cove; No. 10, .Icreiniah Holland, Dniicai''s 
 Cove; No. 11, Ivlward 15 lyers, Ketcli Harbor; No. 12, .Fames Hanrainm, 
 Fcr^^uson's Cove; No. l-J, U'iliiam Peazley, Fei-iciison's Cove; No. U, 
 John Hayes, lleniiu; Cove; No. 1."), Timothy Saul, Upper Prosjicct; No. 
 l(j, Thomas IJca/Jey. Fcrj^nson's Cove; No. 17, Ciiarles (.Jiazei)rooU, Fcr- 
 f^Mison's Cove; No. 18. Kichard Ncill, Fer^^uson's Cove; No. 19, William 
 Smith, Ferguson's (Jove. 
 
 Tiip; Wk.stficn Union Ti;ija;i;Arn Co.mtany — Proprietors and Lessees 
 of all the Tcie^-iiiph Line;; in the United States and the Maritime Provinces, 
 from I'ort Hood to San Francisco, a:;(l conncclinf.^ run Athmtie (.'al)!e an(l 
 Northern line uith all the Telep:raj)iis in the world. Cai)ital, $l5,0(K),()no. 
 Head Ofliee, 115 Hroadwav, New Vork. Prest., W. Orton. Viee-l'resdls., 
 .v. 15. Cornell, Au'^- Sclicil, N. (ireen, H. Durkee. 8ee'y, A. 1{. Ureuer. 
 Treas., R. H. l{(nhe>ter. Auditor, J. IJ. Vanl'^very. (ieneral ICngineer, 
 Marshal Lell'erts. SupiVl Ivistern l.)i vision, J. C llinchman. Kleetrieuui, 
 G. 15. Pre.scott. 
 
 The Nova Scotia lines connect with those of New Brunswick at Sackville, 
 and those of Newfoundland at North Sydne}', C. IJ. 
 
 Nova Scotia District. — Superintendent, 1\. T. ( Minch, St. John. I^fanacrpr, 
 A. K. Hoyt. Peceiviu},' Clerk, Geo Leslie. Clerks, P. Quinn and .l.W'. 
 Leard. Operators, 1). Uailley, N. C. Sears, K. McLearn, A. G. McDonald, 
 Miss Sterns. 
 
 Lunenburg, 
 
 Mahone Hay, 
 
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 INlaccan, 
 
 Mt. Uniackc, 
 
 Middleton, 
 
 Mabou, 
 
 North Sydney, 
 
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 Picton, 
 
 Pictou Landing, 
 
 Plaister Cove, 
 
 I'ort Hawkesbur^', 
 
 Port Hood, 
 
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 PugA^sh, 
 
 RichmomJ, 
 
 Yarmouth, and all Railway Stations in Province. 
 
 Dominion Teleguapii Company of Canada. — General Offices, 
 Toronto, Ontario. Executlce Oj/icers: Thomas Swinyard, Gtneral Jf(tn:i- 
 
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 Aylesford, 
 
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 Berwick, 
 
 Bridgeport, 
 
 Bridgetown, 
 
 Bridgewater, 
 
 Bear Piver, 
 
 Canning, 
 
 Chester, 
 
 Cow Ba\', 
 
 Digl)v, 
 
 Deiiert, 
 
 Klmsdale, 
 
 Great Village, 
 
 (iiiysboro', 
 
 (ilace Bav, 
 
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 Hillshurgh, 
 
 L'on JMines, 
 
 KeiitviUe, 
 
 Lawreiicetown, 
 
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 Liver|)ool, 
 
 Lockcport, 
 
 Londonderry, 
 
 River John, 
 
 Sackville, N. B., 
 
 Shelt)urne, 
 
 Shubenacadie, 
 
 St. Peter's, 
 
 Stellarton, 
 
 Stewincke, 
 
 Sydney, 
 
 Tatamagouche, 
 
 Truro, 
 
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 at Halitax, I). 11. iSrciJiiarric. OHiccis in Nova Scotin am now open at 'i"or 
 IJav, Capo, ( 'aiiso, (inys'oronj^h New (ilasiiow. I'ictou, 'I'riiro, Slinbcnaradii.', 
 Wavciioy. Dartnionlli, llalilax, Wcstvillf, liiver Jolm, TatainMjioiiclit', 
 Wallaot', Puf^wasii, Amherst. Ollice.s are also open in New IJninswick at 
 Sackville, [)or(hes(or, Meinranjcook, Moncton, I'etticodiac, IVnobscjuis, 
 Suhsex. St Jolin, llHnipt(>n, Salisl)ur3'. This ('ompanv also connects at 
 lor Hay, N. S., with tliu Direct ('aide Company (limilcd) and will receive 
 Cable iiu'ssapjes at all the above offices for Great Hrituin, Europe, and all 
 ICastcrn countries. 
 
 Nova Scotia TKiniANKNT IIicnkkit Duii.juno Sociktv and Savinc;^' 
 KuNU — Trustees, W. J. Almon, ji.d., S. Scldcn, Kobie I'niacke. Directors, 
 ,lno r. Mott, (President VV. M. Ilarrin^fton, (V. Tresident), Jas A. 
 Moron, lion D. ISIcN. I'arker. Auditors, J. T. Wylde, W. II. Hart. 
 Uaidvcrs, th« Union Hank of Halifax. Surveyor, Duncan Grant. Sec'y 
 ami Treas., John W. IJiirton. Office, Ilollis Street 
 
 IIalika.x; AM) Dautmoutii Sikamisoat Company — IVest., lion Dr. 
 l*arl<er, Directcn's, Doniinick Karrell, Jann's \V. .lohnston, John Stairs, M. 
 G. IJIack, (Sec'y). Agent and iManager, Geo A. McKenzie. 
 
 IIai,ikax Tkmi'KI!AN<m<: II ai.i, Comi-any — Directors, W (! Silver, (Pros), 
 Wni Murray, 11. A. Taylor, W.J. Coleman, U. II. Wetmore, W. M. I5rown. 
 Sec'y and Tieas., James Faniiihar. 
 
 CmcniTCTo Maiunh Railway, Dautmoiitti — Directors, John P. Mott 
 (Pros); W. P. West. Jas \V. Turner. Sec'y and Treas., C. J. Wylde. 
 Siipt., E. Weston. Oilice, 70 Hedford IJow. 
 
 Noirnr Sydnky IMaiunk Pailway Comi-any' — Directors, James 15. 
 Duffus, (Prest), lion T. D. Archibald, Win. J. LcAvis, .m.d., Tlios E. Kenny, 
 -Ino P. Mott. Sec'y and Treas, 11. N. Paint. 
 
 Picroii MvKiNK Kaii.wav (";o.mi''v — I'rest, Jas Priinropc. Directors, J. 
 Crerar, .). A. Dawson, PocUrick Mclveiizie. A^entand Sec'y, II. Priniro.se. 
 Lessees, .< cColl & Yorston. 
 ! TiiK SrAUK^rAxiiKACTUiaNc Co.Mi'ANY— Capital $-2nO,000. Works at 
 I Dartmouth. Directors, Tiiomas A. Uitcliie, (Prest), W J Stairs (V. P.), 
 t Allison Smith, G. A. S. Crichton, Geo li. Anderson, Francis Parker, J. C. 
 ' Mackintosh. Sec'y, J. T. Wylde. Manager, John Forbes. Office, 72 
 ; Pedford Pow. 
 
 IlAMFAX Gas Luhit Comi-axy— (Caiiital S;]30,n00.) Prest., T. A. 
 Ritchie. Diiectors, George ^<:ssoii, Sr., Martin P. Plack, Wm P. West, Robert 
 Poak, Edward Smith. Manager, (Jeo Muist. Sec'y, T. I\l. Praine. Clerks, 
 Fletcher A. Ileniiigar, J. A. Ritchie, James Puist. Auditors, Edw Piniiey, 
 Chas Fletcher. 
 
 JocorNs CoAi. MiNiNO A,ssociATiox— Agent. P. P. Barnhill. IManager, 
 Robert Redpath, Joggins, Cumberland Co. 
 
 Nkw YoiiK AND Acadia Company.— Agent, William Bonnet, Maccan, 
 Cumberland Co. 
 
 Spuing ITii.r- Mining Company— JManagcr, Win. Hall, Spring Hill, 
 Cumberland Co. 
 
 Valk Coat-, Iron and MANriwcTUiuxo Co.— Sir Hugh Allan. (Pres.) 
 Agent, Joseph P. Moore, New (ilasgow- Manager, John (ireener, Vale 
 Colliery, Pictou Co. 
 
 Halifax Coai. Company, (Lnuited) —Agents, S. Cunard & Co., Hali- 
 fax. Manager, James Hudson, S^ellarton, Pictou Co. 
 
 Intkucolonial Coal Mining Company— Agent, Robert Simpson, 
 Westville, Pictou Co. 
 
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IL II. liriiliEB an<l 4'0., OIU for .nHclilii('i-.V, hoiul Powrr'N Wluu-r. 
 
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 -, Stwllnrton, rictou Cu. 
 
 Nova Scmtia Coai. Company— A^enf, W. W. Wliitu, Wcatvilli-, 
 Pictou Ci». 
 
 GoWKiK CoLLiKKY — Aj^RiitH, Archil^iild & Co., Norili Sydney, C U. 
 MiuinK«:r, ("liarlcH Arcliibulii. Cow Hay, C. H. 
 
 Hi,o( It IIousK CoAi. Mining Com i-any— Agent, U. Uelloni, Cow Uny, 
 Cope l?rctoii. 
 
 (^ai.kdonia Coal ani> Railway Comtany. — Agiiit, Uavid MucKocii, 
 Caledonia Mines, Cnpe IJrctun. 
 
 Clyok Coal Minin(j Company— Manager, Jolin Sutherland, Port 
 Caledonia, Cajte Breton. 
 
 (Iknkual ISIimn(» Association. — (Svdnev CoIliiTv.) — Manager, IJielul 
 II. Hrown, Sydney Mine.s, (J. li. Agents, (!unard vV Morrow, IlalilHX. 
 
 (iKnkkalMimno Ah8o«iation- (Lingan Colliery.) — Manager, Donald 
 Lynk, Lingan, Cape Uretdn. 
 
 (Ilack Hay Coal INIiNiNti ('ompany — I\Iannger, llentr' Mitcliell, 
 Little Claee Day, C. 15. Agent, E. 1*. Arelibold, Halifax. 
 
 Inteijnational Coal and Railway Company. — Manager, Patrick 
 Neville, Bridgeport. Agents, Dodd & tjillies, Syilnev, Cape Breton. 
 
 Soi'Tii Hkad Coal Company — >[aiKiger, James Baird, Cow Bay, C.B. 
 
 Collins Com.ikky — IMaiuigiT. George Scott, Litile Brass il'Dr. Agent, 
 S. X. Robinson, North Swlney, C ipe Hreion. 
 
 YiCToiuA C«)AL MiNiN(i Company — Agent, 'osepli Salter, Low Point, 
 
 C.ipo Bivtoii. 
 
 Lnvkkxkhs Coal, Ikon and Railway Cdmi'Anv— Agent, Alexander 
 Wright, Bioad Cove, (!ape Bivton. 
 
 Pout Hood Collilky— Agent, John P. Lawson, Port Hood, Cape 
 Bri. ton. 
 
 Nkw Campbkllton CoLLiEiiY— Agent, John McDonald, New Cam p- 
 bellton, Cape Breton, 
 
 Thk Stkkl (\)Mpany of Canada— (Limited).— Capital, .£500,000. 
 Cliairman of hirectors, (!. W. Sicmniis, F.RS. Litndon Sec'v, E. F. 
 Tremayne. Furnaces. Jiuiliiif/ A fill, Fouwli-if and. Stttl Works (it Lomhn- 
 (Ivrry. N. S. — Manager, J. Janune; Trea><urer, Wm Dndgeon ; Analyst, 
 Henry Louis. 
 
 Dominion Copper Paint Company— Works at Dartmouth, C. J. Wylde, 
 Secretary and Treasurer, 70 Bedford Row. 
 
 Acadia Powdeu Company — Directors, ,Tohn P. Mott, (Prest), L. J. 
 Morton, R. Uniacke, Edward Smith. Superintendent, B. C. Wilson. (J. 
 .J. Wylde, Secretary, 70 Bedford Row. 
 
 Pictou Gas Company — Directors, C. E. Davies, (Pres), A. .1. Patterson, 
 Rodk. McKenzie, James Yorston, Robert P. Eraser. Secretary, Frederick 
 McLennan 
 
 Avon Buidoe Company — Directors, B. DeW. Frascr, (Prest), G. C. 
 Wiggins, Samuel G. Black, E. W. Dimock, W. H. Blanchaid. Sec'y and 
 Treas., G. P. Payzant. 
 
 Meuciiants' Exchange and Reading Room — No. 158 Hollis Street. 
 Chas M. Creed, Proprietor and Snperijitendent. 
 
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 John \y. Ii);;r(iliaiii, Lovi Hurt, (Set- vV 'I'hm:-). 
 
 Daki'moutm KorKwoitK Tomi'Any— Works ami Olliio, Nortli Durt- 
 iiioiitli; I'roprii'tors, Wiu Stair>i, Son, tS: Morrow. 
 
 Makink |{aii,\v\y, Yai!M<m III.— Dirci-lors, .Fnint's U. Kiniu'y, (IVes.); 
 .1. K U'yorson, Huf;h K. ('aim, nownijui ('uriiing. .Sec'y, K. S. V.iikin.x. 
 
 Wkstkun Coi!Ntii:s Kaii.way ('<•. — Directors, (ico. IV Doanc, (TrcH), 
 I S. M.llyerson, Krunk Killani, 15. l". Kudil, N. NV. lilttllicMi, llii^^li (.'aim, W. 
 ] II. Mumly. iSery, .1. \V. I'.in^ay. 
 
 I Ct.\H CoMi'ANV, Yakmoui'ii --('iipital $;l().no>). Dirt'ctors, Sniiuiel 
 i Killam. (Tri's), Natlian Moses, llii^li ruiiii, IJ. I'. I^adi'., N. W. iJIctlifii, 
 A. (joniley, A. V. Stonenuin. Si-cy, 11. S. Kukins. 
 
 I.iVKKi'ooi- Maimnk IIaii.w'AY (JnMi'ANV—( Incorporated A. D. 185(».) 
 ! Directors, 'riioma? Wo's. (Prcsulcnt,) •lolin D. Mel. cam, (\'ico rrcsidcnt,) 
 ' Andrew Cowie, .loMpli Innis, -Kdin II. Miilli dl Trea.surer and Su]ierin- 
 ! tendent, Thomas Day. Secretary, J. X. IVeeinan. 
 
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 IJiJiriHii Amkkican Hat Company— (Truro.) -Directors, W. II. Tre- 
 i.i (Pres.), (Jyrurt ICuton, and A. C. Sehurnian. Soc'y and Treas., C. A. 
 
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 Ti!ri!<» Hoot & Smok Co.— Dh-octnrs, (ieo Caniplxll (Tros ), hnin 
 Blair (V. P.), (Jco .1. Troop, .T. S. McLean, C Hlaaeliard, IJ. Turner, (i 
 i U. Hoss, Sec'y. 1.. il. VerKC Mana-or. 
 
 Tnruo Fui!NiTtM!K IManukactimuno Co.— Directors, W. Tk Tronmin 
 (Pres ), Win Fulton, G. J. (Jrant. L. H. McFliuniiey and W. E. MeUobcrt, 
 U. 1).,' Manager. Sec'y, W. P. McK'obert. 
 
 PurroiT Ship l}i'iLi)iN(i CoMi'ANY.-r-Direetors, D. Sutherland, (Pres.) 
 D. ^IcDonald, K. P. Fraser, Wm. Jack, , I. Fi.sher (Irant. Sec'y, W. W. 
 I Glennie. 
 
 MoirNTAiN Ckmktkuy Co., Vaumoktii.— Directors, N. Moeos, (Pros.) 
 .Tames IJ. Kinney, (leo S. Urown. !.. F. IJiiker, F. Dennis, Jas C Farish, 
 Secretary, G. J.'Farrish. 
 
 EXPLANATION OP SIGNALS. 
 
 ^fade at the SIn'p StaJT of CItadd IJill, ivhen Vfssp/ii air. seen from the 
 Cil(id<d or rei>o>t('d f'lom an Outpmt. 
 
 For 1 Square RIl'S^mI vessel, 2 halls close up, one on the outer halliiird 
 
 ntul one on the inner halliard 
 " 2 Do I hall h()ist;-d on the outer halliard and one elose up on the 
 
 inner halliard; outer hall dropped. 
 " 3 Do, 2 halls close up, one on the outer and one on the inner 
 
 halliard. ,.,„•, 
 
 " 4 Do, 2 balls separated, and one close up on the inner hall nird. 
 " 5 Do' apenant of any colour on the outer halliard, and one hall 
 
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 " 6 Do, a penant under a hall close up on the outer halliard, and a 
 
 liail at the inner halliard close up. ,.,.■, ^ 
 
 " 7 Do, a penant over a hall close \\\) on the outer halliard, and a 
 
 hail close up on tl'.c inner halliard. 
 «' 8 Do, a peiiaiit under two halls close up on the outer halliards 
 
 \vit'h a ball close uj. on the inner lialli.ird. 
 
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 Tlio altovc halls, Ac, are hoistcil on the i-ast or west yard aruj, 
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 When Sailinir Vessels arc reported f'-oin an ontf>ost, the foMowin;,' 
 sijjnals are niiulo on the lower yard, now nseil cxelusivelv (or sailin;,' 
 vessels, as repeats : 
 
 For a Square l{i}.'«>cd Vessel, two halls of a si/,o, one &t tho outer, 
 the (Jtlier at the inner halliard, elose up. 
 
 A Ship, a huj^e hull at (he end ot the yaid, with a small one nt inner 
 halliard. 
 
 A Har(]nc, a large dj at the end, with u small one drop[)ed at inner 
 halliard. 
 
 A Hrijr, ft small one ftt the end of the yard, and n larj^o one at the 
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 A JJripvntinc, ft eross elosn up at the outer hallirtrd. Two or more 
 do, ft cross half hoisted. 
 
 A Topsail Schooner, a cro>s close up at the inner halliard. 
 
 Two or more schooners, u cross iyner, half hoisted. 
 
 Tho upper yard of the Shij) Staff is used solely to designate hteftin 
 Vessels th[us : 
 
 Two lnr;;o halls close up, one at tho outer and tho other at tho inner 
 halliard, K or W, a steamer reported in that (juarter. 
 
 A small hall at tho outer, and a lar;,'c one at tho inner halliard, ft 
 second class Packet or merchant Steamer. 
 
 A large hall at the outer, and a small one at the inner lialliard, a 
 Man-of-War Stenmeror IJoyal Mail Steamer, or large Merchant Steamer. 
 
 Lanterns nro hoisted at night to denote a steamer reported. 
 
 Mfd liirht on outer and ic/iiic light inner on E. yard-arm denotes 
 Stcumer East reported. 
 
 Green light outer and white light inner on W. yard-arm — Steamer 
 West reported. 
 
 lied light ahovo ivhi'te, 12 feet a])art, mail from England. 
 
 Green light ahove white, 12 feet apart, mail for Eni:land. 
 
 White light al)Ove red, 12 feet apart, Newfoundland mail. 
 
 White light i\ho\c green, 12 feet apart, Bermuda mail 
 
 Green light ahove red, 12 feet apart, English Man-ofWar. 
 
 Red, green and lohite, 12 feet ajiart, enemy's Man-ol-War. 
 
 The coloured lantern is always shown at yard-arm, and the white one 
 at the inner halliard, E or W, according to the quarter tho Steamer is 
 reported in. 
 
 When a Steamer is sighted the inner (white) light is taken down. 
 
 Numbers are indiea;ed the same as on the lower yard. 
 
 When the desciiption of vessel is ascertained, the following descrip- 
 tive colors will be hoisted at tho masthead, and the inner ball taken 
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 A Union Jack — a Flag Ship. 
 
 Man-of-War Screw Steamer, a white penant with a blue ball in the 
 centre, over the Unioti Jack. 
 
 Man-of-War Paddle Steamer, a white penant with a blue hall in the 
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 A blue and wlii(c four (|Uiirii in. (or l-l.iirland. j ^^"^'^')' ""«• 
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 A white (lay-, pieiced red, IJeruiuda imiil. 
 A blue peiiaiit — a Ship. 
 A blue and whili' peiiaut — n IVucjue. 
 A red penaiit — a Hrii.'. 
 A red and white ]>eiiaiit-a I^it^autine. 
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 A blue and white (hi;,' horizoniaily divided — a Foreign or Neutral 
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 A white and blue (la'' veitieally divided— a Forei;:n or Neutral Man- 
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 American (lajj (Stars and Stripes) under Steamer's si{;nal, American 
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 I Yellow flap: above descriptive penant — Quarantine, 
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 fire, a red triMn^'ilar (laj^ will be kejjt (lyiu<j; at the mast head Irom 
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 I Merchants' Private Signals— Port of Halifax. 
 
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 ' J. T. Twining, red and white burpee, red uppermost. 
 
 : Cromwell Line, Wood & Co, Aijents, red l)urjj:ee, white C in centre 
 
 i Quebec and Gulf Ports S. S. Co, F. I). Corbet t & Co, Agents, red, 
 
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 I Inman Line, a red Hair, white corner, with a black diamond in centre. 
 
 J. & 11. B. Seeton, red (big with white corner, and letter S in centre. 
 
 Jiimos IJutler tS& Co, red Hag, white border, centre white star. 
 ' (i. C. llarvey, red and white flag, ciossed white 
 ' John S. McLean, red, white and red (lag, red uppermost. 
 j T, A. S. DeVVolf & Son, re I and white (lug, rod u])permost, with a red 
 I and ''bite ball in centre, the red half on the white, and the white 
 
 I half on tne red. 
 
 J. S. Cochran & Co, red and white (lag, striped horizontally, with a 
 blue star in the centre. 
 
 .1, M. Watson & Co. red, white and blue flag, divided diagonally, red 
 uppermost, with red star on the white. 
 
 Lawsou, Harrington & Co, red and yellow flag, stripc<l horizontally. 
 
 Daniel Cronan, a white, red, white, red, white pendant, iwrpcndicular 
 stripes. 
 
 John Cronan, same as D. Cronan, with red peiidint above. 
 
 The Boston & Col S.S. ('o, a red flag pierced with a white triangle, 
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 White Cross Line, red tin}^ with wiiitc St. (icorj^e's cross. 
 Tucker, red, white and hliie, with two white horizontal barp. 
 
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 Wm Stairs, Son & Morrow, wliite (lug, o(Mitic a hhic square. 
 
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 \{. 1. Hart, wliite flag, ('(Mitri! a red diani )nd. 
 
 Vi. (/. Twining & (.'o, white flag, centre a red ball. 
 
 Ali)ro & Sons, white Huir, bordered l)liie. 
 
 A. G. Jones & Co, white flag, centre a red star, bordered red top nnl 
 
 bottom. 
 F. W. Fishwick, white flag, centre a red star. 
 Esson & Co, wliite flng, red border, red INIaltese cross in centre. 
 T. & E. DcWolf, white flag, red border, and blue letters DeVV. 
 E. W. Morrison, white flag, with blue star. 
 Joseph II. Belcher, white buru;ee. 
 Anchor Line, white do, with red anchor. 
 Wier Bros, white flag, red St. George's cross, blue diamond in centre. 
 
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 Curvlll Line, green flag, white C in centre. 
 
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 S. Canard & Co, a blue fl »g, centre a white star. 
 
 Wm I'ryor & Sons, a blue and white flag, blue uppermost. 
 
 Wm Hare, a blue and red flng, crossed white, blue next the mast. 
 
 Wylde, Hart & Co, a blue, white and red checkered flag. 
 
 N. L. & J. T. West, a blue burgee, centre a wliite star. 
 
 George P. Mitchell & Son, a blue and white burgee, blue uppermost. 
 
 J. Norlhup & Sons, n blue flng, St. George's cross. 
 
 Wm H. Crciuhton,a blue and white burgee, white next the mast. 
 
 Bremner & Hart, a blue burgee crossed white. 
 
 John Taylor & Co, a blue and white pendant, over a blue flag crossed 
 diagonally. 
 
 J. F. riielan, a blue, white, blue and white do, blue next the mast. 
 
 Allan Line, a blue and white rod flag, anil red pendant above. 
 
 \i. Boak<&Son, blue flag, crossed white diagonally. 
 
 I'ickfbrd &. Black, a blue flag, white diamond, with P. & B. in red letters 
 in the diamond. 
 
 Baldwin, blue fliig with white Iiorder and white E 
 
 Custom House, a blue llag, Union J.ick in the upper corner, a crown in 
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 Royal Halitax Yacht Clui), E>is/(/n, the Blue Ensign of H. M. Fleet, 
 use of wiiich was gr.nitcd to the (^lub by an Admiralty Warrant, 
 dated 14th Ai)ril, IStVi. Clnh fhirffrc, blue with the Provinciiil 
 Arms in the Upper corner; ('ntniii'idorr, nd swmIIow tail bnruee 
 with gold crown in ecu tie ; Vici' ('oiiiiiini/orr, while swallow tailed 
 burgee with srnrlct cntwii In centre ; /unr Coininodn-c, l>luc swallow 
 tailed burL;ce Willi ^^old crown in ce^itn!. Salntis — * 'o.njiUHlorc, 11 
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 Piest, W. C Silver. Asst. Vice- Pi-ruts, Willianj Murrny and John 
 Overv. Trcfts. E.J. Lordly. Aard. Trcas, W. M. Iluniplirey. iWy, 
 11. 'r. Murray. Aunt. .SVr'//, C. II. Bennett. C'/kiji/hi'iis, IJcv. Jolin 
 Ahjott. Rev VV. J. Ancient, VV. liell. (). Troop, Dr. Dodwell. P/,i/s!- 
 cinis, Drs. Treixaniai}, T. li. Alnion, and A. Moreii. Mttr.s/ml, John 
 Shcan. Asst. Murshal, Capt L. J. Bland. Com. of Cfiarilif, Henry 
 W. Barnes, li. Tlicakston, J. Lepiiie, II. 1). Ilolloway, W. Lowe, (t. 
 A. Sanfor»i. Com. of Maixu/cuHnt, Capt Bland, U. J. Wilson, A. 
 
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 CnAitiTAnLE Iiiisii Society (Estal)lishcd 1786.) — Pre.whtit , Wm. ' 
 Com])ton ; Vice-President, Biehnrd Sntliffe; Is^ Asst. Vice-Presiihnt, 
 John Ead; ^d Asat. V. P., I'atk Dii^'^'an ; Tyrns.trer, John M. Inglrs ; 
 Secretari/, P. Broydrick ; Asst. Stc'ij, James W. Garvie. ; 
 
 North British Society CInstituted March 26, 1768). — President \ 
 Hon Wm. Ross. Vlce-Pr^st, Alex. Stepl>en. ^'enr. Asst. V. P., Dr. | 
 T. R. Eraser. Junr. Asst. V. P., Dr. A. B Reid; Treasurer, Georfje ! 
 Mitchell. Secretixrij, James B. Eorgan. Asst. Sicntary, George 8. , 
 Campbell. Chaplaim, Prof. Pollok, ^^.^^., and Rev. Thomas Duncan. 
 Marshal, James S. MacKay. Com. of C/iaritt/, John Watson, Chair- | 
 man, John Taylor, J. P. Muir, Angus McLeod, Duncan Grant 
 
 Highland Society of Nova Scotia. — (Instituted 31st May, ; 
 1838, by virtue of a commission from the Highland Society of London) 
 Chief, Hon. Wm. Ross. President, J. H. Johnston. llce-Prest, H. 
 G. Murray. Directors, James Crmvford, D Reid. Sec'y, Lydiard 
 Mackintosh. yls*7. 5(?c'?/, Z. Eraser, jr. 7'm/.s, Hugh Murray. Chap- 
 lain, Rev. Hugh McLeod, d.d. iSuryeon, R. S. Campbell, m.d. Pipers, 
 John McKenzie, John Patterson. j 
 
 Historical Soci-aTY.— President, lion. J. W. Ritchie. Vice-Pres., 
 Rev. Dr. Hill. Rcc. Sec'if, J. T. Bulmer. Cor. iSec'y, J. J. Stewart. 
 Treas, T. A. Ritchie, t'ounril, Dr. W. J. Ahnon, "Rev. T. J. Daly, 
 George E. Morton, J. S. Macdonald. 
 
 Halifax Club. — Committee, R. Uniaeke, (Chairman), Stephen 
 Tobin, J. E. Kenny, II. II. Euller, Jno Taylor, Frederick Allison, L. 
 J. Morion, John T. Wylde, E. D. (^>rl)ett, W. Twining, M. Dwyer, 
 John Duflus, W.II. Creighton, Wm. Esson. ii'ec'i/, 11. II. Johnston. 
 
 Nova Scotia Institute of Natural Science. — Patron, His 
 Honor the Lieut. Governor. CVw/z/c//— Bernnrd Gilpin, m.u., m.r.o.s., 
 President. Vice-Presidents, W. G«)ssi|), Ered Allison. Secretaries, Hev 
 I). Honevman, i>.c.l., f.o.s., J. T. Mellish. Treasurer, W. C Silver. 
 J. R. DcWolfc, M.i>., Augustus Allison, I. MiUthew Jones, R. Morrow, 
 Prof G. Lawson, Ph. D., ll.u., Dr. A. P. Keid, John Sommcrs, m.u. 
 Hon L. G. Power. 
 
 Union Fire Protection Company. — Reuular meetings, third 
 Tuesday ot each month, at the Company's Hall, Barrington Stteet. 
 Cajit, \Y. S. Eraser. Vice-Capt, Charles Neal. Treas, J. Scrivtn, 
 Sec' I}, Gecrge Downie. Asst. Secy, Harris Hall Marshal, J. E. M. 
 
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 Tiivlor. Kki^'i- (>;" H^iU, T. McAlpino. No, I Division — \st Limit, 
 T. E. Kvon-ft. 2»^7 Av/r «^ Cbas R. Inj^los. 3/y/ Ay/Vw/, C. j, McDonHld. 
 No. 2 Division.— !*•' Lient, J. T. McAlpiiic. 'Ind Lieut, Win. Brush, 
 3(v/ Lieut, D. Joliiis. 
 
 FiuTiT G»{<»\vEKs' Association am> Tntkrnational Show 
 Hm^iKTV OF Nova S<^h)tia- — Patron, His Honor, the Hon. A. 0. 
 Art'liihald, Lieut Govovnor. President, Cliarlcs Cottimm Hamilton, 
 M.D., Canard. Vicp-Pirsidcntr., A. H. Johnson, Kinj^s ; J. Otis Kiii;;, 
 Hants; Avard Lon<xiov, m. i',, Anna))olis; G«Hjr<re A- S. CVichton, 
 Hal tax ; Colin Cani^iliell, Diirhy ; Charles E. Brown, yarnionth ; 
 M. R. Deshrisay, Lunenl)ur<r ; James Spnrr, Q'locns. Ihtmraiif Vive- 
 Pienideuls, l{ot>t Grant Halilinrton, Q.c, m.a., F.f*.A., Ottawa; Rirhd 
 Starr, Cornwallis. Corresponding Secretarff, D. Ifenry Starr, Halifax. 
 Remrdiinf Ser. and 7'/<'a.s', Ivolierr AV, Starr, Port Williams. Auditors, 
 A. H. Johnson and (iieor;;o W. Wallace. Council — For HaJifax, Hon 
 1*. C. Hill, Col J. W. Laurie, Ilerl>ort Harris and Profcssor Lawson. 
 For Flauts, (Jc'o Wi^jfj^ius, W. H. Allison, M. p., H. V. B. Farrisvvonh 
 aiul Clias Bacon. For Kiiufs, C F. Eaton, Edwin Chase, Isaac Shaw, 
 Leandcr Hand, John G. Byrne, J. Benjamin, C. U. H. Starr, J. W. 
 Hainilto*!, W. Sutton and J. B. Bowser. For Annapolis, H. H. Morse, 
 C. B. Whitman, Delancy Harris, 11. Fitz Randolph, B. Starratt and 
 li. Marshall. Sfondintj Coiniriiff.eefi, On Fruifit, R. W, Staif, Chairman, 
 C. C. Hamilton, Avar<! lyonjj^lcy, Chas. E. Brown and A. H. Johnson. 
 On Pid)/ii'ati(i»s, Prof Jligjjana, Chairman, A. Longley, R. W. Starr, 
 and J W. Wallace. 
 
 Nova Scotca PiiAnMAOECriCAT. Society. — President, IT. A. 
 Taylor, Hnliiax. Vice President, Jf)lm W. Wehh, Windsor. Treas, 
 John K. Bent. Serrefarif, W. H. Wei)l). Registrar, J. H. Anjifwin. 
 H, L. Atkins, Truro, Alex. Forsyth, Georjje Irwin, R. A. Nisbet, C. 
 E. Puttner, W. H. Simson, and J. Godfrey Smith. 
 
 RoYAT. Halifax Yacht Cluk. — Patron, H. R. II. The Prince of 
 Wales, K. G. C//d) House, Renfortii Street, Richmond. Commodore, 
 fJo!in Puiih. Vice-Coiiunodore, Abraham W. Hart. Rear-Commodore, 
 H. T. Clarke. Secret ar if and 2\e.nsnrer, Cuthbert C. Vaux. Asut. Sec'i/, 
 Willit.m E. Wicr. Auditors, John Mnir, Robert Esson. Measurers, 
 Alderman McPherson, Thos. Bentlcv. Sailiuif CommiUee, Jas. Kerr, 
 G. W. Wisweil, I). U. Story, J. S, Cochran, R. RolK>rtson, S. 
 Towtiseiid. House Coiuniitire, Flai^ Otfieers, Thos. H. Xeal, Alderman 
 Forsyth, B. Godkin, Clvih Stcivard, M. J. Lcishman. 
 
 NovA Scotia Yacht Squadron. — (Established 187.S — Station, 
 Halifax.) C<}inniH(/ore, His Excellency the Eari of Duilorin, Governor 
 (ienevid of Can.'id;!. Vire-Canimndore, S. A White, Rear-Commodore, 
 A. W. Stairs. Ilonorari/ Ser)-etary, F. C. Sumifhrast, (Royal Southern 
 Yacht Chil), EnLi'.and, and hon. memiier Yacht Racin,'^; Association.) 
 Com., of Mana</e;neut, the Flatr (^ilicers and Secretary, er officio, F. M. 
 Piis>ow, J. E." BatkT, H St. G. Twiniutr. I). C. Chalmers, A. C. 
 Ivlwavds. •'<sifin(/ Cmnmiltee, the Fiaji' Officers an<l Sccietarv, er offiv.io, 
 Lt. CoL H.W. Clarke, G. A. Bhu-k. D. Cronan, G. E Capd Cure, 
 •iOth lJej.;t., L Bri;\nd. Measurers J. E. Butler, W. H. Troop. 
 S<jivi<li<tii Steawer, *' Carrie" ; En<iineer, W.Jones. 
 
 Nova Sc<»tia Pori.Titv and FtouiotTi-TiTR at. Asrociatiov — 
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 cultivate a taste for floriculture in the community. Pn'sidenf, Anili-c\v 
 Downs. Via'. J 'residents, 11. Harris, H. (^roskill, F. H. J). Veitli. 
 Sticrrtar//, R.J. Wilson. Asst. St'c\i/, Thonuii Uoud^'e. Trettstinr, A. 
 Murk inlay. 
 
 Nova Scotia Bini.E Societv— Aw/VAv?/, Hem S. L. Shannon ; 
 Vice-Prcsfs., William Fryor, Hon Judge Marshall, Hon Sir Win. 
 Young', Kt., Chief Justice. Trcas, S. H. Black. '^>r'i/, Jas Faniuliar. 
 A;/eiif, John Toland. A lartre conunittco of gentle men of various 
 religions denominations is H]i|)oinrcd annually. The ])arent society 
 was formed in London in 18()i. lis object is' " to encourage a wider 
 circulation of the Holy Scriptures without note or comment." Each 
 sni)scriber o( one guinea annually is a meml»cr; a subscription of ten 
 guineas qualilies for life meml)er>hi|). Tlie committee of management 
 consists of thirty-si.K members, fifteen of wliom belong to the C-hurch of 
 England. — The Nova Scotia Bible Society was instituted on the 24th 
 November, 1813. Total issues of the Society, 81, 700, 000 copies of the 
 Scriptures. Income of the Nova Scotia Society, last year, ^•3,632.7.'3. 
 
 Halifax Ladiks' Biulk Association — Pnsl., Mrs Liddell. 
 Vice Prtst. Misi Wells; Sectj, Miss F. Pryor ; Treas., Miss G. 
 Lawson. A strong commit' .>e assists the officebearers. This Society 
 collects funds for the purpose of circulating the Scri]>tures among the 
 poor and destitute. VVhen a balance remains in the Treasurer's hands 
 at the close of the year, the amount is given to the Nova Scotia Society. 
 
 British AMEniCAN Book and Tuact Society — Prest., T. A. 
 Brown. Trem.., Geo. H. Starr. Secretarij and Sniwriuteinlevt of Col- 
 /)orf(i(/e, Ale.N. iVicBcan. These ofhce-bearers with a Board of Directors 
 composed of elergymen and laymen of various denominations, are elected 
 anmuilly. The Society was incorponUcd in 1872. Its expenditures in 
 ten years amounted to $149,351. It received in donations over 
 S.'iO.OOO; and it circulated publications to the value of over $150,000. 
 The publications circulated are mainly those ot the Religious Tract 
 Society of London, and other non-denominational publishing houses. 
 About $44,000 have lieen spent in Colportage, — and al)out ninety-seven 
 years of labour were devoted to this object. Religious Books, Tracts, 
 Magazines, Sabbath School Papers, Libraries at half price, &c., are 
 specialties of the Society's Dej^jository. The o|)erations of the Society 
 are directed by an Executive Committee which meets monthly, and by 
 Sub- Committees on Colportage, Publications and Finance. 
 
 PiVANGELiCAL ALLIANCE. — President, Hon S. L. Shannon ; Sec'y, 
 Rev. Roijevt Murray. The lOvangelical Alliance is a Society intended 
 to promote united action among christiaria of ditt'erent denominations in 
 so far as they are agreed. It puts forth cfi'orts for the promotion of 
 religious liberty; and it issues annually an invitation for a week of 
 united prayer. 
 
 Young Men's Ciikistian Association. — President, John S. 
 McLean. Vice Presitknts, J. B. Morrow, l)r Dehmey, M. ^I. LindsiU', 
 Duncan McGregor, Edward Lloyd, I>r W. B. Slayter. Tresis, S. 11. 
 Black. Sec'ij, Henry Theakston. The Halifax Young Men's (^hiistian 
 Association was organized in l)eeeml)cr, 1853. Its object is the 
 improvement of the " sjMritual, moial, mental and social condition 
 of the voung men of the City of Halifax." It ov.iis a handsome 
 building which has ctwt over $37,000. It has a large Library and 
 
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 Class Rooms, Parlor, Lecture Hall and T)iiiiii<:;' Room. — Any person of 
 j:,^oo(l moral character may tiecoiiie a incjnlier, l)»t no one can serve on 
 commiftee or l>o an oiKccr oftlie Association without Itoin;^ a meml)er in 
 };ood standinii' of some Evan^^elicnl ('lunch. Last year tliere were live 
 hundred and tliirtv mcnihcrs ou the roll. Income l$*3,268.G2. 
 
 YoL'NG Woman's ('iikistian Association — /'yt.svV/c^^ Mrs W. 
 S. Sterlin;^. TKusurer, iMrs E. G. Smith. Sccidarics, Misses Sterlini;' 
 and Morrow. This Society aims at i)romotin{^ the welfare ot youii^^ 
 women in the City, by means of a night school, libraries, &c., «SiC. 
 
 CONVKNTION OF Y. M. C. ASSOCIATIONS IN TIIR MaTHTIJIH 
 
 PuoviNCKS. — This Convention meets annually. Its hist meetinp; was 
 held at Chatham, N. B., when (he following officers were chosen for 
 the ensuing year : — President, J. IJ. Morrow, Halifax. Vice-Pn'^ideuts, 
 John E. Irvine, St. John ; T. C. James, Charlottetown ; A. W. Patter- 
 son, Chatham; W. IL Wiswell, Halifax; ])r. McRoherts, Truro; 
 Thomas Logan, I'redericton ; John Hilson, Amherst. Secreturies', 
 W. B. McNutt, Halifa.\ ; W. C. \rhiddcn, Antigonish; James M. 
 Ox ley, Halifax. 
 
 Y. M. C. A. ])o3iiNiON Convention. — This Convention was held 
 in September, at Quebec. It embraced' representatives from theassocia- 
 in.is generally throughout the Dominion. President, John S. Maclean. 
 Vice-Presidents, T. W. Nesbitt, Sarnia ; J. E. Irvine, St. Joim ; G. 
 Ilayjiie, Montreal ; C. Primrose, Pictou ; J. P-u-rill, Yaruioulh. Secre- 
 taries, 1). A. Budge, Montreal ; W. B. MeNuu, Halifax. 
 
 Sarbath School Association. — This Society is intended to 
 bring iogeihcr once a year representatives of all the Sabbath Schools 
 throughout the Maritime Provinces, in order to discuss the most 
 approved methods of prosecuting their work. President, John B. 
 Calkin, m.a., Truro. Secretary, H. R. Smith, St. John, N. B 
 
 Halifax Infanis' IIomi: — The object of this Home is to receive 
 and tenderly care for destitute infants. Its affairs are managed by a 
 Committee of ladies. The annual expenditure amounts to about 
 $3000. It has no building of its own, and no endowment. The number 
 of infants in the Home at any one time is about fonrty-two. When the 
 children are about two years old they are given out to bo adopted by 
 families in the country. Nearly twenty have been thus provided for 
 within the f)ast year. The Committee extends its care as far as |)Ossible 
 to the mothers of the dcslitnte infants, aiming thus at a double good. 
 The Iltune is situated at the corner of Inglis Street and Tower Road. 
 Miss Nordbeck, Tieas., Gl Victoria Road. Mrs E. M. Saunders, Sec'if. 
 
 AsYLUJr for the Blind — Board of Managers, William Murdoch, 
 
 Esq., who died in London in 1867, left by Will £.5000 N. S. Currency 
 towards endowing an Asylum for the Blind. This led to other gifts 
 and the erection of a building at a cost of £3000, — capable of accom- 
 modating forty pupils. The Institution is really a school. Tliere 
 were ten boys and six girls on the Roll in 1876. Income from all 
 sources S2,fi5G. Expenditure $2,918. Jas F. Avery, M.n., Prest.; 
 John S. Maeleau, V. Pre,s.; Geo Thomson, Treas.; M. 
 Corresiionding Secretary ; C'lias. Fletcher, 
 Eraser, Siiperintendent ; Miss Catherine 
 
 Steward ; Mrs. T. Blair, Matron. 
 
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 tion liiis beoi in oi)cratiotJ lor twenty voars. Al)ont two iiumlicd pti))ils 
 hare l)een nndor Jnstnjctioii thvn\ It is sn|iportc»l partly by jiriiuts from 
 the Governments of the MaritiiHC I*reviiic('9,nrul pnrtly by voluntary con- 
 tributions — most of the pupti? Iieinf; too ptwr to pay for their l>4){irtl and 
 education. The pupils ranj^e in at^e from iivc ycms up to twenty-five. 
 Those who have the full benefit of nn education here arc able to express 
 themseWes with flnency. Some of the pup?ls arc tan^ht to spiak. 
 Patron, His Honor the Lieut. -Govemor ol' Nova 8(01?.?. Chairmmt, 
 lion ]>, McN Parker, m.i>. <SVv''</, Kev James C. Cochran, i).7>. 
 PrincljmJ, Albert Woodbridfre. A.isintdiit. Tairhrr, John C Tuj)per 
 Matron, Mrs Vineeove. Pliijxii-iansi, lion D. McN PnTker, m.d., Dr. 
 Moren. Dintht, Dr Alfretl Cog&well. 
 
 Home for thk Aged — This place is intended to afford a comfort- 
 able retreat to respectable women of advanced years whose ineans ol 
 livelihood are very linvited. Fifty dollars u year paid by the inmate or 
 by a friend secures ail the comlorts of iv home. Number of innnites 
 twenty-two to twcnty-foiir. The Insiiiution owes iis existence to the 
 tliou<rhtful liberality <^t the lat(^ Williau) Alunhnk, Kstj. Pi<.»if/f>if, Mrs 
 W. 8. Stirlin<j. Seentnvif, Miss Forrest. Siib-Treas, Miss A. Nordbeck. 
 
 PnoTicsTANT OiU'iiAKiS* HoMK — Protestniit orpliaiis, two years old, 
 and upwards, arc admitted to this Institution, it enjoys coM^illerable 
 endowinen s. (\)mfortiible homes in tiie coimtry are ,-<)ii,uht out iu;d 
 aeeured for boys And j^irls as they ^row u\). Secretar//, Mrs S. Sterling;'. 
 7Vr(/,s/( /('/•, Mrs J. H. Liddcll. I'linsi'-iaii, Dr Law son. 
 
 j'kotkstant Ini>i;s rniAK Sciiott!,. — This Instl'iiiinn is intended 
 to teach and train for some useful oiHii|iali(jn boys wlio mi^ht. otlur- 
 wise be left to j,m(»w \\\) as " roughs" and criminals. There are tsvcniy- 
 seven boys in tlie Institution at ))resoiit; but tliere is aecomiuud;ition 
 fjf one hundred. It is under the tn'Uiaireinent of a couKuiitee of 
 jj^entlemeu and Indies. TrHimircr, W. S. KSterlins,', So'irtaii/, E. I). 
 Sleynell. Sim/rmi, Dr. Slaytcr. Vmiisl, V. F. Puttner. iS inwr Intend- 
 ent, Abner Hart. 
 
 Halifax Visiting DiBricxsAuv. — ?vleilical aid is alForded by this 
 Institution to hundieds of jjoor iiMticiits. Tho^e who need sncii atten- 
 tion are visited by IMiy.-ieiaiis at tie. ir lio;nes. Those who can come to 
 the DisjHMisary at the proper hour art* duly attendid to there. i)\r.r six 
 thousand !*resciiptioiis have liccn lilled there Uist yej.r for )»oor patients. 
 Tren.H, J. F. Kenny. aSVc'//, Chas Fletcher. 
 
 Halifax Association fou iMiiioviNa tiik Condition of 
 THE Poor — The aim of the Association is to aid the poor by }.;ivint,' 
 tluMi) emjiloyment whenever it is possible to do so, and securing that 
 only the deserviui; poor shall be aided. Kvery ca-;e is investiirated 
 before aid is !j:iven. Prrsf., Jno Doull. Vice Prcst., W. II. Neal. 
 Trcns., W. S. Stirlin,-;. Sec'i/, C. Fletcher. 
 
 Nova Scotia Tkiu'ouauy Home fok iNEnniATKS, (attlie Grove, 
 Dartmouth.^ — This "Home" is intended to shelier jiersons who are 
 desirous of overcoming the ha!>it of becoming drunk. Those who can 
 afford to do so arc required to pay board. Destitute persons are 
 admitted free. All arc treated with equal care Treasurer, Geo. H. 
 Starr, iSccretari/, E. Lloyd. Superintendent, H. S. K. Neal, 
 
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 ORABLE FRATERNITY OF FREE AND ACCEPTED 
 MASONS OF NOVA SCOTIA. 
 
 Grand Master. Colonel J. Wimhurii Laurie, Halifax ; Dcpntii G. 
 Afastcr, A. H. Wocx'.ill, m.d.. Halifax; Senior G. Warden, James 
 Gossip, Halifax; Junior G. Warden, Nathan Tiippur, M.i>., Amherst; 
 Grand Treasurer, Andrew K. Mackinlay, Halifax; Grand Secretarij, 
 Beiijtunin Curren, n.c.r-., Halifax ; Grand Lecturer, J. R. Bennett, 
 Halifax; Grand Chaplalun, Kev 1). C. Monro, l'ii<^\vasli ; Hev. H.I). 
 (loHlois, H.A., Annapolis; Itov W. Dowiiio, Barrinj^ton ; Rev C. 
 Bowman, d.d., Stellartoii ; Rev Georjije Townshencl, m.a , Aniherst ; 
 Rev Geo B. Doihvell, m.a., IlaliCux; Senior Grand D^xieon, L. B. 
 Arcliihald, Truro ; Junior Grand JJracon, T. B. Harris, Aylesfonl ; 
 G. Snpt of Works, John W. Uuhlatnl, Halifax ; G. I), of Ceremonies, 
 W. E. Starratt, Paradise; G. Sword Hearer, John R. Cowan, Windsor; 
 (rrand On/anisf, S. Porter, Halifax; Gr<i)id Pursuivant, V. E. MeKerrow, 
 I'laiifax; Graiiil Stejrards, R. L. Hardwick, Annapolis; J. McKeiizic, 
 Sydney; E. Iv Tup])er. Bear River; W. V. IMiirray, Halifax; J. VV. 
 Eraser, IStellarton; J.fJ. Davis, Pictou ; T/jler, Jno M. Taylor, Halifax. 
 
 DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS. 
 
 T. A Cossmann Halifax. 
 
 Snndford H. Peltou Varnioiitli, 
 
 Aiiy;iistus Rohinsoii, ii.i* Annapolis. 
 
 Lewis Jolii'.stoiie, M.u Steilarton. 
 
 C. Crcwo Reatl ISydney, C. B. 
 
 Subordinate Lodges. 
 
 St Andufav's, No 1 , ILilifax ( Established 1 7G8). Meets on the first 
 Tuesday of each month. Worshipful Master, Joseph H. Jost ; 
 f?eerekiry, J. B. Cormack. 
 
 St John's, No 2, Halifax (Established 1780). Meets on the first 
 Monday of eaeh month. Worsliii)ful Master, Gibson Anderson ; 
 Seeretaif', George H Fielding. 
 
 Viuoix. No.3, Halifax (Established 1782). Meets on the fourth 
 Monday of eaeh month. Worshipful Master, Arthur E. Curren; 
 Secretary, Conrad W. Tupper. 
 
 Unity, No 4, Liinen])ur<r (Established 1822). Meets on the first 
 Tnesdav of eaeh month. Worshipful Master, E. H. Solomon ; Sec'y, 
 Frank Powers. 
 
 Aluion, No 5, New Glasgow (Established 1838). Meets on the 
 first Tuesday of eaeh month. Worshipful Master, John McGillivray ; 
 Seeretary, Robert Grant. 
 
 Royal Susskx, No 6, Halifax (Established 1841). Meets on the 
 first Thursday of eaeh month. Worshipful Master, Edmund Fultz; 
 Secretary, J. M. Mumford. 
 
 St. AxDRiiw's, No 7, Sydney, C. B. (Established 1844). Meets on 
 the third Tuesday of eaeh month. Worshipful Master, Daniel Matheson ; 
 Secretary, R. J. Ingraham. ' 
 
 
 
 
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 Acacia, No 8, Amherst (Established 1845). Meets on the first 
 Thursday of each month. Worshipful Master, James A. Dickey; 
 Secretary, R. Whidden Chipman. 
 
 Zetland, No. 9, Liverpool (Established 1847^ Meets on the 
 fourth Thursday of eavh month. Worshipful Master, Thomas Eraser • 
 Secretary, E. U Mulhall. 
 
 Burns, No 10, Halifax (Established 1848). Meets on the first 
 Wednesday of each month. Worshipful Master, Owen Jones ; Secre- 
 tary, Alex Waddell. 
 
 Nkw Caledonia, No 11, Pictou (Established 1849> Meets on the 
 second Tuesday of each month, also fourth Tuesday from April to 
 September. W. Master, John R. Davies ; Sec'ty, Charles E. Davies. 
 
 Hiram, No 12, Yarmouth (Established 1848). Meets on the first 
 Monday of each month. Worshipful Master, James W. Bingay; 
 Secretary, Samuel C Hood. 
 
 Acadia, No 13, Pugwash (Established 1853) Meets on the first 
 Wednesday of each month. Worshipful Master, Donald Macaulay ; 
 Secretary, J. E. Warner. 
 
 Acadia, No 14, Halifax (Established 1852). Meets on the second 
 Monday of each mouth. Worshipful Master, T. D. Spike; Secretary, 
 J. M. Patterson. 
 
 Athole, No 15, Halifax (Established 1852). Meets on the fourth 
 Wednesday of each month. Worshipful Master, Thos Mitchell ; Sec'y., 
 W. Haley. 
 
 Keith, No. 16, Hillsburph, fEstablished 1851), Meets on the first 
 Monday of each month. Worshipful Master, Chas. E. Hulsmann ; \ 
 Secretary, George Nicliol. 
 
 Keith, No 17, Halifax (Established 18.52), Meets on the second ! 
 Thursday of each month. Worshipful Master, J. B. Norton ; Sec'y, i 
 J. A, Smith. i 
 
 Union, No 18, Halifax (Established 1855). Meets on the third | 
 Monday of each month. Worshipful Master, Chas E. Brackett; Sec'y, I 
 James Jackson. j 
 
 Royal Albert, No 19, Sydney, C. B. (Established 1857). Meets '■ 
 on the third Monday of each month. Worshipful Master, D. McKay ; ! 
 Secretarv, Geo F. M. Forbes. | 
 
 St George's, No 20, Wolfville (Established 1859). Meets on 
 the second Friday of each month. Worshipful Master, G. H.Wallace; 
 Secretary, Joseph B. Davison. 
 
 Keith, No 23, Stellarton (Established 1860). Meets on the second 
 and fourth Wednesdays of each month. Worshipful Master, William 
 McKenzie ; Secretary, J. W. Eraser. 
 
 Concord, No. 24, Barrington. Meets on the second Monday of 
 each month. Worshipful Master, B. F. Covill ; Secretary, T. W. 
 Covert. 
 
 Westport, No 25, Westport (Established 1861). Meets on the 
 first Tuesday of each month. Worshipful Master, C. Titus; Sec'y, 
 E. C. Bowers. 
 
 Welsford, No 26, Windsor (Established 1861). Meets on the 
 second Wednesday of each month. Worshipful Master, A. Bhinchard ; 
 Secretary, Thomas H. Timlin. 
 
 Scotia, No 28, Canning, Kings County (Established 1861). 
 Meets on the first Wednesday of each month. Worshipful Master, 
 George B. Vaughan ; Secretary, H. A. Borden. 
 
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 1861). Meets the second Tnesdav of each month. Wor»hipi'ul Muster, 
 Ira P. Freeman ; Secretary, G. Kempton 
 
 Albert, No 30, Shelburne iEatablished 1863). Meets on the sccontl 
 Wednesday of each month. Worsbiptnl Master, J. Bowers ; Secretary, 
 A. C. McLean. 
 
 ScovJA, No 3\, Yarmouth (E»tabli»hed 1863). Meets on the 
 second Tuesday of each month. Worshipful Master, Arthur J. Cann ; 
 Secretary, F. A, Bailey, 
 
 £l Dokado, No 33, Wine Harbour (Established 1863). Meets 
 on the first and third Thursdays of each month. Worshipful Master,^ J. 
 Ballantyne; Secretary, J. Crooks. 
 
 Annapolis Boyal, No 33, Annapolis. (Established 1863), 
 Meets on the first Wednesday of each month. Worshipful Master, 
 A. B. Cunningham; Secretary, N. Logan. 
 
 Qubkn's, No 34, Sherbrooke (Established 1864). Meets OYcrv 
 Tuesday. Worshipful Master, J, D. McDonald ', Secretary, W. II. 
 McDonald. 
 
 St Mark's, No 35, Baddeck, C. B. (Established 1865.) Meets 
 on the first and third Tharsdays of each month. Worshipful Mas^tvr, 
 L. G. Campbell ; Secretary, L. Sparling. 
 
 TiiiSTLB, No 36, Cow Bay, C. B. (Established 186&). Meets 
 on the first Saturday of each month. Worshipful Master, William 
 Clarke; Secretary, Samuel A. Spencer. 
 
 CoBBQUiJD, No .37, Truro (Established 1866). Meets on thu 
 second Monday of each month. Worshipful Ma»ter, W. B. Alley ; 
 Secretary, J. L. Sutherland. 
 
 Lodge of St Mark, No 38, Halifax. (Established 1866.) Meets 
 on the second Friday of each month. Worshipful Master, K. J. Dolphin ; 
 Secretary, James A. Adams. 
 
 Acacia, No 39, Bridgewater. (Established 1866.) Meets the 
 second Tuesday of each month. Worshipful Master, Jus. A. Curll ; 
 Secretary, P. G. Eraser. 
 
 Rotiisay, No41, Bridgetown (EstTahlished 1866). Moots the first 
 Thursday of each month. Worshipful Master, Judson Foster; Sec'y, 
 John P. Murdoch. 
 
 Eureka, No 42, Sheet Harbour. (Established 1867.) Meets on 
 the first and third Wednesdays of each month. Worahipful Master, 
 Angus Crnikshanks ; Secretary, James Hall. 
 
 Tkuro, No 43, Truro. (Established 1867.) Meets on the first 
 Tuesday of each Month. Worshipful Master, Donald A. Fraser; 
 Secretary, William Faulkner, Jr. 
 
 Poyntz, No 44, Hantsport. (Established 1867). Meets on the first 
 Thursday of each month. Worshipful Mttster, Edwin Shaw ; Sec'} , 
 D. North. 
 
 Tyriax Youth, No 45, Little Glace Bay (Established 1867.) 
 Meets every Tuesday. Worshipful Master, Donald Mc Vicar; Sec'y, 
 D. McAulay. 
 
 Solomon, No 46, Port Hawkesbury, C. B. (Established 1868.) 
 Meets on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. Worshipful 
 Master, D. F. McLean ; Secretary, A. Bain. 
 
 Philadelphia, No 47, Ban-ington (Established 1868). Meets 
 second Friday of each month. Worshipful Master, W. B. Hopkins ; 
 Secretary, Rev. W. Downey. 
 
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 Widow's So.v, No 48, River Philip, CurnkM-land Countv Esial.- 
 lishecl 1868). Meets on the first and third Mondays of each month. 
 Worshipful Master, Henry A. Johnson ; Secretary, H. N. Filliniore. 
 
 Westehn Star, No 50, Westvillo (Kstahlishod 1868). Meets 
 on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. Worshipful Master, 
 James Wilkos; Secretary, George Saunders. 
 
 Eastkkn Star, No 51, Dartmouth (Established 1868). Meets 
 on the second Tuesday of each month. Worshipful Master, George 
 Green ; Seeretary, 0. H. Gladwin. 
 
 Harmonv, No. 52, Aylcsford, (Established 1869). Meets the first 
 Monday of eat-.h month. Worshipful Master, W. K. L. Foster : Sec'v. 
 A. C. Var.Buskirk. ^ 
 
 Hiram, No. 53, Goldenville, (Established 1869). Meets on the 
 first and third Wednestlays. Worshiptul Master, John H. McLean; 
 Sec'v, A. 1). McLean. 
 
 Kino Solomon, No 54, Digbv, (Established 1870). Meets on 
 the first Tuesday of each month. Worshipful Muster, G. A. Viets; 
 Secretary, J. F. Saunders. 
 
 Mori EN, No. 55, Cow Bj!y, C. B., (Established 1870). Meets 
 on the first Monday of each month. Worshipful Master, Agostino 
 Belloni ; Secretary, Lewis Johnstone. 
 
 Harmony, No. 56, North East Harbour, (Established 1870). 
 Meets on the first Monday of each month. Worshipful Master, N. 
 Swaine ; Secretary, E. P. Greenwood. 
 
 Temple, No 57, Port Mulgrave, (Established 1869). Meets on 
 the first and third Mondays of each month. Worshipful Master, F. G. 
 McLean ; Secretary, D. Murray. 
 
 Kbntville, No. 58, Kcntville, (Established 1870). Meets on the 
 second Monday of each month- Worshipful Master, R. S. Marstors, 
 Secretary, H. A. Pratt. 
 
 Manitoba, No. 59, New Glasjrow, (Established 1870). Meets on the 
 first and third Wednesdays of each month. Worshipful Master, John 
 S. McKay; Secretary, John K. Fraser. 
 
 Clarke, No. 61,"Chester, ( Blstablished 1871). Meets on the second 
 Thursday of each month. Worshipful Master, G. E. do Witt, m.d. ; 
 Sec'v, C. Lordly. 
 
 Taylor, No. 62, Lookcport, (Established 1872). Meets fourth 
 Tuesday of every nioiilh. Worshipful Master, Wynne Johnston, 
 Sec'y, J. E. Riclir.rdson. 
 
 Corinthian, No 63, Great Village, (Established 1872). Meets on 
 second Thursday of each month. Worshipful Master, E. T. McRobert, 
 M.iJ. ; Secretary, J. A. Hill. 
 
 Richmond No. 64, Arichat, C. B. (Established 1872). Meets on 
 first and third Fridays in each month. Worshipful Master, W. R. 
 Cutler; Secretary, P' Gruchcy. 
 
 SiRCOM, No 66, Wycocomagh, C. B. (Established 1872.) Meets on 
 
 the first Thursday of each month. Worshipful Master, 
 
 Secretary, J. McPhail. 
 
 MiNAS, No. 67, Parrsborough, (Established 1872.) Meets on the 
 third Monday of each month. Worshipful Master, A. S. Townshend , 
 Secretary, C. H. Potts. 
 
 CuRUEN, No 68, Hopewell. (Established 1873.) Meets on the 
 first and th' ^ Mondays of each month. Worshipful Master, James R. 
 McDonald Secretary, J. M, Dunbar. 
 
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 Charitt, No. 69, Mahone Bay. (EstaMiHhod 1874.) Meets on tl>e 
 third Taeaday ot each month. Worshipful Master, John W. Wei>t; 
 Secretary, J. Hnm. 
 
 Lausib, No. 70, Sprint; Hill. (Established 1875.) Meets on tho 
 second Wednesday of each month. W. Master, Simon D. Fnii^c'r; 
 Sec'y, Henry Swift. 
 
 GRANyiLLK, No. 71, New Caledonia. (Established 1875.) Mwts 
 on the second Tuesday of each month. W. Master, Albert D. Mills; 
 Secretary, H. M. Irvine. 
 
 Eastbrn Light, No. 7a, Guvsborough. (Establiuhed 1875.) Meets 
 every Thursday. Worshipful Master, Wm. S. Peart; Secretary, C. 
 C. Hart. 
 
 Ionic, No. 73, Lawrencetown. (Established 1875.) Meets on tho 
 first Monday of each month. W. Master, Wm. Boach, Secretary; J. 
 W. Tomlinson. 
 
 North Star, No. 74, Acadia Mines, Londonderry. (Established 
 1875.) Meets on the first Thursday of each month. VVor^^hiiilul 
 Master, Robert Forman ; Secretary, llarry K. Harvey. 
 
 WiMBDRN, No. 75, Oxford, Cunfberlnnd. (Established 1877). 
 Worshipful Master, I. J. Hingley; Secretary, J. U. Treen. Meets uii 
 the second and fourth Fridays ot each month. 
 
 OKAND BOYAIi ABOH CHAFTBB OF NOVA SOOTIA 
 
 M. E. Grand High Priest, W. A. Hesson, Halifax; R. E. Gruiid 
 King, Thomas V. Cooke; R. E. Grand Scribe, R. L. Ilardwicic, 
 Annapolis ; R. E. Grand Treasurer, William Taylor, ba., Hnlifii.x ; 
 R. E. Grand Secretary, James Gossip, Halifax; R. E. Grand Ohaplnitis, 
 Rev H. 1). deBlois, b.a. Annapolis ; Rev H. P. Almon, d c.l., Windsor ; 
 Rev R. Avery, m.a., Aylesford; Rev D. C. Moore; li. K. Grnmi 
 Captain ot the Host, L. B. Archibald, Truro ; R. E. G. Prin. Sojourner, 
 John B. Cowan^ Windsor ; R. E. G. Roy Arch Captain T. A. Cossmann, 
 Halifax; V. E. G. Captain Srd V., J. W. Ruhland ; V. E. G. Captain 
 2nd v., J. R. Davis, Pictou ; V. E. G. Captain 1st V., C. Crcwe-KeA<l, 
 Sydney ; V. E. Grand Marshal, H. N. Wright, Halifax ; V. E. Grand 
 Stewards, A. Murray ; Moses Monroe, St. John, Newfoundland ; V. E. 
 Grand Standard Bearer, A. H. Woodill, m.i> , Halifax ; V. E. Grand 
 Organist, J. W. Cobb, Liverpool ; V. IS. Grand Pursuivant, James 
 Martin, Halifax ; V. E. Grand Tyler, J. M. Taylor, Halifax. 
 
 BuboTdinate CJaaptera. 
 
 Rotal Union, No. 1, Halifax — A. H Woodill, m.i>., High Priest; 
 W. A. Garrison, Sect'j. 
 
 St. Andrew's Chaptkr, No. 3, Halifax — H. N. Wright, High 
 Priest ; C. E. Davidson, Sec'y. 
 
 Hiram Chapter, No. 3, Windsor — W. W. Rickards, High Priest ; 
 Thos. H. Timlin, Secretary. 
 
 Keith Chapter, No. 4, Truro — L. B. Archibald, High IViest; A. 
 Cbisholm, Secretary. 
 
 Eureka Chapter, No. 5, Annapolis — R. I>. Hardwick, High 
 Priest J S. D. Tobias, Secretary. 
 
 R!>88iGNOL Chaptkr, No. 6, Liverpool— J. N. S. Marshal), H%h 
 Priest ; J. L. Hemmeon, Secretary. 
 
 Union Chapter, No. 7, Yarmouth— J. W. Bingay, H:^h Priest; 
 T. B. Flint, Secretary. 
 
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 A. 11. MclvKy, Secretary. 
 
 Shannon CMArTK«, No. f, St. John's, Ncwfo«ndl«nd-C. 8. 
 rmRut, ICi;f1i Pnoiit; O. J. Cnrter, Secrctnry. j 
 
 » ^^".T-*^!;' ?' ^Va« K«. No. 10. Sydney, C. B.— Colonel C. (Vcwc- ' 
 Ucad, Ilijrh IViosf, L. K. TremairMj, Secixjtary. 
 
 ()«i»KR OF IIiOH Pui EST noon— W. A. Hcssoti, President: J. 
 Urosfj*]), Hocronkr. 
 
 Kkitw RoYAT. CHxrTEtt or S<»vic«Ri<}N Pkincks ofltonf CitHr o/' 
 //. It. I). At., under the Snpremfi Council 33° of the Ancient and A<cepted 
 Kite for Kufftatui and WaUs, and the Depmdmr.ies of the. British Crown, 
 roccts Rt Frecmnwns' Hall. J, Norinau liitdiic, 1 8°, M. W. S. ; Goonre 
 T. Smithers, 1««, Registrar, 
 
 Lodge of Perfection, 14*>; M. P. M- Jamea Gossip. IS^: Geo. T. 
 SinitljetH, l8o, Itocorder. 
 
 KNIOHTS TEMPLAR. 
 The GreAt Priory of Canada. 
 
 H. R. H. The Prince of Wales, k.g., &c., Ac, &c, Most Eminent 
 and Supreme Grand Master. 
 
 Very High and Eminent Sir Kt. Colonel W. J. B. MacLeod Moore, i 
 Laprairie, Quebec, Grand Cross of the Temple, Great Priori \ 
 
 Very Eminent Sir Kt Benjamin Curron, d.c.l., Halifax, ProoiKcial | 
 Prior for Nona Scotia. \ 
 
 The Nova Scotia Preceptory and Priory of the United Religious ! 
 and Military Orders of the Temple, and of St. John of Jerusalem, 
 Palestine, Rhodes and Malta, working under the authority of the Great 
 Priory of Canada, meets at Freemasons' Hall, Halifax, on the first I 
 Friday in each month. , 
 
 PBECEiTOBV.--Sir Knight L. F. Darling, Eminent Preceptor; Sir 
 Knight J. Tracy, Treasurer; Sir Knight J. R. McLcod, Registrar. 
 
 Priorv.— Sir Knight L. F. Darling, Eminent Prior; Sir Knight J. 
 Tracy ; Sir Knight J. R. McLeod Chancellor. 
 
 XlTSETENDaiJT OHDER OF OSD FSLL0T7S. 
 
 Offickus R. W. Gai.VD Lodge op the Lower Protimceb or 
 Bbitish N<mrH America, L O. O. F. — Gilbert Murdoch, St. John, 
 N. B., M. W. G. M.; H. Van Blarcom. Annapolis, R. W. D. G. M. ; 
 Thos W. Turnbull, Vale Cx»llie*v. R. W. G. W.; J. C. P. Frnzee, 
 Halifax, R. W. G. Sec'y ; H. A 'Tav^or, Halifax, R. W. G. Treas. ; 
 W. A. Moore, W. G. C. ; N. A. Cliff, W. G. M. ; Wm M. McLean, W. G. 
 G.; Fred L, Hea, W. G. H.; Wm M. Weatherspoon, W. G. C; 
 Roliert Hockin, Pictou, and Frank Graham, Halifax, R. W. Grand 
 Repratentatives to R. W. Grand Lodge of the United States. 
 
 Subordinate IiodKoa. 
 EA.STERW Star, No. 2, Pictou. Meets on Wednesday. 
 Fuller, No. 5, Albion Mines. Meets on Friday. 
 Norton, No. 6, New Glasgow. Meets on Monday. 
 St. LAWttENCE, No. 8, Charlottetown, P. E. L Meets on Monday. 
 
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 Okiknt, No. 10, Ilixlifux. Meets on Moiulay. 
 
 Scotia, No. M, Wostvillo. Moet8 on Thnrsclny. 
 
 Bkacon, No. 12, St. John, N. B. Moetti on Tucsiloy. 
 
 VicTOiiiA, No. 13, Fi-c»lcricton, N. B. Moctn ou Wcdnejilny. 
 
 KuRRKA, No. 1.*^, Sprinfjf Hill. Meets on TuusiIhv. 
 
 Western Star, No. IG, AnnnpoliH. Meets on Weilnes«lny. 
 
 MooRK, No. 17, Vftio Colliery. Meets on Tucs»luy. 
 
 Mystic, No. 18, Hnlifux. Meets on Thursday. 
 
 Teerlrss, No. 19, Portland, St. John, N.B. Meets on Wednesday. 
 
 Evanoklinb, No. 20, Kentville. Meets on Wtdncsdny. 
 
 OuiDiNO Star, No. 21, Granville. Meets on Thi»rs(tay. 
 
 Prinog Edward, No. 22, Summersido. Meets on Thursday. 
 
 Mystic Tie, No. 2.1, Oxford, Cumherhvnd. Meets on Moniiaj. 
 
 Mi/.pAii, No. 24, Acadia Mines, Col. Meets on Monday. 
 
 Crystal Wave, No. 25, Pugwash. Meets on Tuesday. 
 
 Prince Albert, No. 2G. Moncion, N. B. Meets on Wednesday. 
 
 WiLDEY, No. 27, Charlottetown, P. E. I. Meets on Friday. 
 
 Caledonia, No. 28, Hopewell. Meets on Wednesday. 
 
 Si LOAM, No. 29, St. John, N. B. Meets on Monday. 
 
 Union, No. 30, Springville. Meets on Wednesday. 
 
 Okphrd», No. 31, WelfVille. Meets on Thursdtiy. 
 
 CoLviLiB, No. 32, Souvis, P. E. I. Meets on Mi)nday. 
 
 Valley, No. S3, Sussex, N. B. 
 
 Hblvino Hand, No. 34, River John. 
 
 Enoampments. 
 
 Stuart, No. 10, Pictou. / 
 
 MiLicETB, No. 11, St. John, N. B. 
 Halifax, No. 12, Halifax. 
 Port La Joie, No. 13, Charlottetown, P. £. I. 
 
 Odd Fellows Hall, Halifax, is to be found on third flat of Hesslein's 
 Building, HoUis Street, next door no'-^h of the International Hotel. 
 
 Membership 2057; Revenne, Sll.obu. Next Annual Communica- 
 tion will bo hetU in St. John, N. B., second Tuesday in August, 1879. 
 District Deputies- Wm Williams, Halifax ; Jas Yorston.P.G.M., Pictou ; 
 James Mitchell, P. G. M., Stellarton ; Benj Bremner, Charlottetown, 
 P. E. I. ; Caleb Schnrman, Summerside, P. E. I. ; J. H. Ellis, Frederic- 
 ton, N. B. ; Harris Van Blarcom, D. G. M., Annapolis; D. D. 
 Davidson, Kentville ; E. A. Bent, Cumberland ; J. W. Bavry, Moncton ; 
 O. C. Higgins, Colchester; V. H. Knight, Kings, P. E. I.' 
 
 Z. 0. 0. F. MAXrOBSSTSSt T7inTY FBZSXTDL7 S0CZBT7. 
 
 Provincial Grand Master, James Magec ; Provincial Deputy Grand 
 
 Master, Sthoer, Boston ; Corresponding Secretary, Aaron Sinficld ; 
 
 Treasurer ^ R. E. Saunders. 
 
 IiODGES. 
 
 Prince or Wales Lodge, No. 5291, meets Wednesday evening, 
 at Odd Fellows Hall, Argyle Street, Halifax, N. S. 
 
 Irving Lodge, No. 5905, meets Friday evening at Boston Hall, 
 1 76 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass. 
 
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 PROVINCIAL GRAND LOYAIj ORANGE LODGE OP 
 
 NOVA bCOTIA. 
 
 GuANi) Okficiohh Kon 1877 —^'m/if/ Master, \V. W. MtLfMinnn, 
 Tniro, N. fS ; l)<iniiji (haud Musters, Dii^'uld MfLnnj^lilaii, Sliuljona- 
 ondio, IV'tt'i- McDoimld, I'lij^wusli ; (Iraud Vhaithiin, \h\v .Jus iVh'iidows, 
 Lower Stcwiacke ; (iraud Trcasiinr, JaiiK's Miller, Slinlioiiaradie ; 
 (j'niud Scrretiirif, W. A. (lurrisoti, Halifax; (irnml Dirwlor Cnrmo- 
 tiics, Alexiviidoi McKiiy, Truro; /)f/>iili/ (Iraud ('liait/aiiis,Uc\n. Kdwin 
 Clay, M i»., Ilalifiix, 'llu>;li McMillaii, Uiclimond, J. C, Hleakeiiey, I 
 W. P. Anderson, W. I*. Annan, James Seott, Miiruiirct's Hay; (jniud : 
 Ln'tnrer, 1). A. ration, Westville, Deputy (hand tSrcretartj, Capt. Geo 
 Garrison, Peggy's Cove. 
 
 OXIDEE OF FATHOITS OF HT7SBA1TDET. 
 
 Business Officers of Dominion Grange. 
 
 S. W. Hill, Master, Ridgeville, Ont. ; J. P Bull, Treas., Downsview, 
 Ont. ; W. Pembcrton I'age, Sec'y, Fonthill, Ont.; Executive Com- 
 mittee, A. Giflfbrd, Medfbrd, James Daly, Newlmrgh, A. J. Hughes, 
 Sharon, A. Parsons, Bnltimore, George hhirley, Watford. 
 
 Deputies in Nova Scotia. 
 
 For Province, Goo Creed, South Rawdon ; For Colchester, J. C. 
 Blaci, Truro; For Kings. D. B. Ncwcomb, Sheffield's Mills. 
 
 Division Granges in N. 8. 
 
 CoLCiiKSTKR Division, No. 39, W. M. Blair, Master; Jaa N. 
 Crow, Secretary, Truro. 
 
 Hants Division, No. 46, Benj Blois, Master; E. T. Dimock, 
 Secretary, Newport. 
 
 Kings Division, No. 47, Leander Rand, Master; D. B. Newcomb, 
 Secretary, Cornwallis. 
 
 Subordinates. 
 
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 Name. 
 
 Acadia 
 
 Chebucto 
 
 Cobequid , 
 
 Rothsay , 
 
 Union 
 
 Valley 
 
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 Upper Newport . , 
 
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 Maple Hill 
 
 Dufferin 
 
 Avon 
 
 Pioneer 
 
 A};-rii:ola 
 
 Evant?eline 
 
 Harmony 
 
 Farmers' Ketreat, 
 
 Central 
 
 Beauonsfield 
 
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 No. 
 
 221 W. M. Blair, 
 'dm .1, C. Black, 
 407 J. P. Putnum, 
 623 D. C. Miller, 
 563 H. Christie, 
 608 J. P. Fulton, 
 018 U. H. Creed, 
 619 Luther Muniford, 
 641 Nelson Casey, 
 643 .John Sim, 
 600 G. I. Dimock, 
 C.S2 John TiU lor, 
 ()S;{ IK. C. NN'ost, 
 (Wf) !(J. .1. Moshor, 
 6S7 iThos. Tuzo, 
 GS8 |Loandcr Run.l, 
 (i!)3 Amos Grant, 
 «i)4 Enoch Grittin, 
 600 Isaac B. .Jackson, 
 Alex. DeTi;;moro, 
 A. T. Baker, 
 
 Secretary. 
 
 J. A. McCurdy, 
 VV. Kintr, 
 Sam). McKinluj', 
 H. H. Eaton, 
 S. E. I'.liick, 
 Robt. Putnam, 
 Geo. Crceil, 
 \i, S. Creed, 
 E.T. Bimcick, 
 W. H. Jilois, 
 .J. I. Din.ock, 
 Edud. Smith, 
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 l». B. Ncwcond), 
 D. A. F. Cameron, 
 
 Mnnlc.v Mar^leis, 
 NoVilc .J. l-^yons, 
 \V. o'l'.ric!!, .)r. 
 Matthew Fisher, 
 
 A ddrcinf. 
 
 Truro. 
 
 Truro. 
 
 Onslow. 
 
 Truro. 
 
 Old Barns. 
 
 Stewiacke. 
 
 .South Jlawdon. 
 
 Upper Newport. 
 
 Newport. 
 
 Gore. 
 
 Scotch Villaj,a>. 
 
 V\'indsor. 
 iCanniii^,'- 
 
 'Upper Ivennetcook. 
 ;<iriiiul I'ru. 
 iShollieUl'sMills. 
 
 Gore. 
 
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 iWalcrvilie, Corn. 
 
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 KKO^VN niul WEBW, Uulitax, Anoiili* for I^ovu Hcotla. 
 
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 corwPonATiON, city op halifaz. 
 
 MfVjo7', Stcplien Tobin, Ksq. 
 Aldermen and Justices of the Peace for the City. 
 
 Ward No 1, Reuben I. Fiart. George Fraser, Thomas Claj'. 
 
 2, Charles J. MHcdonald, Wm Murray, Thomas Trenaman, M.r>. 
 
 3, Thomas P. Connolly, Jeremiah Murphy, Geo. A. Sandi'crd. 
 
 4, V. O'Connor, Geor^? L. Chipma;i, Tliomas Walsh, m.d, 
 
 5, John M. DeWolf, I-awrenee Houlett, William Woodiii. 
 
 6, Wil'iam Tnylor, William Nisbet, David McPherson. 
 Re.coi'der, William Sutherland, Q.c. 
 
 Treasurer, Edward G. W. Greenwood. 
 
 Auditor, John A. Bell. 
 
 City C/erfc, Thomas Rhind. i ' 
 
 Assistant Clerks, Willian J. Cra'gen, Frank Rhind. 
 
 City Inspector of Assessment, John L. Barry. 
 
 City Medical Officer, Arthur Moren, m.d. 
 
 Clerk of License, William J. Morris. 
 
 Board of Health, Mayor and Aldermen. Clerk, Thomas Rhind. 
 
 Inspector of Weights and Measures, W. E. Motion . 
 
 Weighers'of Flour, W. R. Cogswell, (Supervisor), John Arthur, James 
 Meagher, Robt Woodill Rch'd D'Arcy, John F. Shaffer, Ilob«rt K Evans. 
 
 Measurers of Snft and Grain— John. Adams, (Supervisor), Ambrose 
 Keating, William Blyth, Charles Oarej"-, James Mitchell, William Hood, 
 James H. Barnstead. 
 
 Measurers of Cont^— David Barry, ( Supervisor), Frederick Clark, Patrick 
 Fahie, James Jackson. William Smith, William Skerry, William Craig, 
 William Bilby, Owen Donahoe, Thomas Isles. 
 
 Surveyor of Lumber — James Holland. 
 
 Inspectors of Painters'' Work — Maurice Downie, George Cutlip. 
 
 Governor City Prison, Matthew Campbell ; il/rt<ron, Mrs Campbell ; 3/es- 
 aen^er, John Mulldowney; Asst il/a^ron, Mrs Mary Stride ; Under-keepers, 
 John Mahar, Michael Gleason, John Sullivan, David Stride. 
 
 Weighers of Hay, Elias Dauphiney, John Forrest, Thomas Keating. 
 
 Keeper of Cemetery, James Hutton. 
 
 Keeper of City Building, Mrs Annie Glazebrook. ,; 
 
 Conamittees of City Council. -'; ' 
 
 Public ^ccown^s— Aldermen Hart ( Chairman), Macdonald, Sanford, 
 Chipman, Woodill and Taylor. 
 
 Police — Aldermen Hart, Trenaman, ( Chairman), Murphy, DeWolf and 
 Nisbet. 
 
 Rates and Taxes — Aldermen Clay, Murray, Sanford, Walsh, Houlett, 
 ( Chairman), and Taylor. 
 
 Cemetery — Aldermen Fraser, Murray, Sanford, Chipman, Woodill and 
 Nisbet ( Chairman). 
 
 Sanitary — Aldermen Clay, Trenaman, ( Chairman), Murphy, Walsh, 
 Woodiii and Nisbet. 
 
 LU)rary — Aldermen Hart ( Chairman), Macdonald, Connolly, O'Connor, 
 Houlett and McPherson . 
 
 City P/-tsoH— Aldermen Clay, Trenaman, Connolly, Chipman, Houlett 
 and Taylor, ( Chairman.) 
 
 Tenf/e/'s— Aldermen Fraser, ( Chairman), Trenaman, Murphy, O'Connor, 
 Woodill and McHherson. 
 
 Licenses — Aldermen Clay, Macdonald, Murphy, Walsh. Woodill and 
 McPherson, ( (hnirmnn). 
 I Laws and Prink' ges Aldermen Fraser ( Chairman), Murraj', Sanford, 
 I Chipman, Houlett and McPherson. 
 
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 ALMANACK. 
 
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 Hacks and rr«c^-« -Aldermen Fraser, Murray, Sanford, Walsh, DeAVolf, 
 ( Chairman), and Nisbet. 
 
 (?j7 Z,amp«— Aldermen Hart, Murraj', Walsh, DeWolf, (Chairman), and 
 Taylor. 
 
 Assessors. 
 
 Ward No 1, Chas J. Wylde, J. Lane, Sr. 
 
 2, B. W. Chipman, John Koue and James Roardon. 
 
 3, M. Kearney, James McCarthy and B. B. Bond. 
 
 4, R. O'Mnliin, F Cox and W. Macfarlaiie. 
 
 5, (ls<6?/«<7icn— Arthur Anderson, .John Mclnnis. John Young ; 
 
 (2nddi8trict)~\ym. Heche, H. J. Harris, Jas. Monaghan. 
 
 6, R. T. Roome, F. W. Horley, Andrew Doy'.e. 
 
 Board of Commissioners of Public "Works. 
 
 For the Management of the Water Works. Streets, Internal Health, and 
 Citv Pro/>e/-/?/— Aldermen Murray ( Chairman), Fraser, O'Connor, Connolly, 
 DeWolf, MePherson. Engineer. E. H. Keating; Foreman of Wmks, John 
 P. Muir; Clerk of Works, J. B. Johnston; Ilealth Inspectors, James Spike, 
 John Sheun. 
 
 Board of Commissioners for Point Pleasant Park. 
 
 Sir Wm Young, Chief Justice; lion. Judge Ritchie, Wm J. Stairs. John 
 Doull, His Worship the Mayor, Aldermen Clay, Macdonald, Connolly, 
 Chipman, Houlett and Nisbet. 
 
 Commissioners of Halifax Common and Public Gardens. 
 
 Aldermen Hart, Trenaman, Connolly, O'Connor, DeWolf, and Nisbet 
 (Chairman); Messrs. A. H. Crowe, Hon L. G. Power, M. J Power ( Vice- 
 Chairman) and J. R. Graham. 
 
 Police Court. 
 
 Stipendiary Magistrate, Henry Pryor, d.c.l. 
 
 Marshal, or High Constable, 'Garret Cotter. Deputy Marshal, Jas Mc- 
 Donald. Asst. Deputy, David Power. 
 
 Police Sergeants, Lewis Hutt (Detective), Johp Keefe, Nich Meagher, 
 Nicholas Power, John O'Sullivan, Bartholomew Dillon, Charles Nickerson. 
 
 Policemen, David Redmond, Lewis Hetler, G. Saxton, Wm Adams, .lohn 
 Baker, Joseph Francis, Thomas Condon, Reuben Shaw, John Whalen, 
 Matthew Sullivan, John Mur]>hy, Thomas Supple, Wm 'Miles, William 
 Brewitt, Joseph McNalley, John WcGiath, iVlaurice Connolly, Caleb 
 Nickerson, Clias Lang, John Gilfoy, F. J. O'Callaghan, Geo Kuhn, James 
 Nickerson, Henry Ingles, John J. Nickerson, Kdwanl Brennan, Gabriel 
 Edmonds, Michael Keating, Henry E. O'Dosinell, William Keating, John 
 Moran, George Wilson, Ailon McDonald, William Collins, Charles Robson. 
 The City Cicil Court, presided over by the Stipendiary Magistrate, 
 (having jurisdiction of sums up to $80), is held in the City Court House, 
 Market Square, on the second and fourth Wednesday of every month. 
 
 The City Criminal Court meets on ihefrst and third Wednesday of each 
 month, and is also presided over by t'.jc Stipendiary Magistrate, having 
 jurisdiction in all statutable offences, except treason, hoiii.-iue, burglary 
 and arson. Clerk of the above Courts, the City Clerk or Assistant Clerk. 
 
 The Police OfHce is open every week day, from 10 to 3 o'clock, (except 
 on Saturday, when it closes at 1 p.m.) The administration of Police and all 
 executive powers of the corporation is vested in the Stipendiary Magistrate. 
 
 Citizen's Free Library. 
 
 (The gift of Hon Sir Wm Young, Kt., Chief Justice of Nova Scotia.) 
 Argvie Hall, Argyle Street. Open from 12 to 6 I'.M., Saturday from ti.30 
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 FZEE DEPAETMENT. 
 
 Chairman, Alderman M. J. Power; Secretary, Simon McDonald. 
 Fire Wauds.— No. 1, James Finlay, W. S Fraser, R. Abbott. 
 
 2, Aid. Murray, S. Cummins, S. D. McDonald. 
 
 3, Thonifis Spellman, AM. Murphv, Aid. Saaford. 
 
 4, M. J. Power, T. D. Spike, M. J. Kearney. 
 
 5, Geor^^e Wiswell, John Ead, John DeGruchv. 
 
 6, J. E. M. Taylor, \V. O. Smith, C. J. Houseman. 
 Ex-Officio, Richard Shepherd, Capt Union Engine Company, P. Carey, 
 
 Capt Axe Company. 
 
 Committee oj Finance and Audit — Yl. Kearney, George Wiswell, Aid. 
 San ford. 
 
 Committee of Management at Fires. — Aid. Murray, James Einlay, T. 
 Spellman, John Ead, J. E. M. Taylor. 
 
 Committee in charr/e of Engines, Heels, rf-c. — No 1 Steam Engine, Aid. 
 Sanford, T. Spellman"; No 2 Steam Engine, George Wiswell, J. DeGrouchy; 
 No. 3 Steam Engine, W. Fraser, R. Abbot; No 5 Hand Engine, VV. 0. 
 Smith; No G Hand Engine, Al. Kearnev, S. Cummins; No 1 Hose Reel, 
 Aid. J. Murpliy; No 2 Hose Reel T. 'D. Spiko; No 4 Hose Reel, C J. 
 Houseman; No 5 Hose Reel, M. Kearney, S. Cummins; No 7 Hose Reel, 
 Aid. \V. Murray. 
 
 Committee in Charge of Plugs, Tanks, <f-c -Ward 1, James Finlaj'; 2, 
 S. Cummins; 3, T. Spellman; i, T. I). Spike; 5, J. DeGrouch}'; 6, C. J. 
 Houseman. 
 
 Volunteer Engine Company. 
 
 Cajit, R. Shepherd. /Sec'?/, David Neville. Fm Se&y, James Salterio. 
 Treas, Wm F'itzpatrick. Marshal, James Haney. 
 
 Union Axe Company. 
 
 Capt, P. Carey. \»t Lieut, Patrick Griftin. Sec^y, Thomas Hurley. 
 Treas, Joseph Ward. Marshal, Thomas Edwards. 
 
 MUITZCZFALXTY OF DABTHOUTS. 
 
 Wahoen. — Wm H. Weeks, m d. 
 
 r;ouNc:iLT.ons.— irr(?-(Z 1, John Campbell, T. Ti. DeWolf; Ward 2, H. 
 C. Walker, Luther Sterns; [Vard 3, John F. Stairs, Fredk Scarfe. 
 
 Stipkndiaky Magisthatk and Rkcohdek.— Robt Motton, .1. P. 
 
 Town Clehk and Trkasukku and Ckkkic of Licicnse. — Alfred Elliott. 
 
 Poli<;k (^'onstablks. — Kobt N. Leahan, John McLellan. 
 
 Pound Kkkpkks. — Policemen . 
 
 Town Assessor. — James U. Ormon. 
 
 AssicssoHS.— Ward 1, John Glendin-ng ; Ward 2, Thos G. Elliott : Ward 
 3, John T. Walker. 
 
 Fire Wards.— Councillor Walker, Wm Elliott, John R. Graham. 
 
 Fire Constables.— Jas E. Lawlor, Geo A. Pyke, Thos G. Stevens, John 
 Elliott, jr., G-o Pawley, Fred C. Scarfe. 
 
 Health Wardens.— Councillors ('ampbell, Walker and Scarfe. 
 
 OvERSEEits OF PooR.— Councillors DeVV^olf, Sterns and Stairs. 
 
 Clerks ok Markets, [nki'ectors of Weights and MEAbORES. — Jas 
 
 Tut'ta, J no McHain. 
 
 Surveyors of Lumber. — John McBain, Peter McKenna. 
 
 Fence Viewers — Wm (ilondenning, Jas Stewart, John Power. 
 
 Weioher ok Hay and Sti^aw — I). G. Farreil, .1. i-l. Lawlor. 
 
 Measurers OK Grain, WujD, Coal, &c.— J '{ Patterson, Supervisoi-; 
 John Miseuor, S. Mclvav, John Uvcnstou. 
 
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 standing Committees. 
 
 Public Accounts, Fimance and Auditino.— Councillors Stairs, Ch., 
 DeWolfand Sterns. 
 
 ScHooi.. PuHLic pROPKKTY AND Tenhers.— Councillors Stairs, ^h., 
 Walker and Campbell. 
 
 Licenses. — The Warden, Cli., Councillors Sterns, Scarto and DeWolf. 
 
 Police. — Warden, Ch., Recorder, Councillors Sterns, Scarfeand DeWolf. 
 
 Roads and StkeEts.— Councillors Scarle, Ch., Walker and Campbell. 
 
 CORPORATION-TOWN OP riCTOTJ. 
 
 Mayou— Chas E. Davies. 
 
 CoUNClLLOKS — Word 1, C. Dwj'er, Allan A. Ferguson; Ward 2, David 
 Fullerton. Daniel T. llyslop; Ward'i, John K. Davies, James Carson. 
 
 Town Clekk, Ti'easuher ani- Clkhk ok License.— G. H. Klliott. 
 
 SiirENDiARY IVL- ::iiSTKATE. — Daniel Ilockin. 
 
 Police Constables.— James Arbuclef, Johi» W. Gam[)bell. 
 
 Committees. 
 
 Streets, &c. — Councillors F'ergus'on, ilyslop, Carson. 
 
 Schools.— Councillors Fulleiton, Davies, Carbon. 
 
 Poor. — Councillors l)w\or, Ferguson, Davies. 
 
 Licenses. — Councillors Davies, Fullerton, ('arson. 
 
 Accounts.— Councillors Davies, Ferguson, liyslop. 
 
 Police.— Councillors Davies, Fullerton, Carson, Mayor and Stipendiary 
 Magistrate. _«__«______—-.—— 
 
 MUNICIPALITY OP NE'W' GLASGOW. 
 
 Warden — James IL Fraser. 
 
 CuuNCiLLOHs— IFfm/ 1, Alexander Fraser, W. F. McKenzie; Ward 2, 
 Peter A. McGregor, G. A. Douglas; Ward 3, John Cuniming*, D. C. Fraser. 
 
 Kecorderand Stii'Endiahy Magistha'ik— John IMcKay J. P. 
 
 Town Clerk and Treasurer and Clkrk ov License.— A. M. Fraser. 
 
 FiHE Wards— Thomas Fraser, (Foreman), Gtorgo F. McKay, Donald 
 Grant, A. C Beii, Jtmcs W. Carmichael, John McKay, Jas 1) McGregor. 
 
 FiHE Constables— William Smith, D. H. Cummiiigs, John K. Stewart, 
 David Murrav, John R. Chisholm, H. IF Henderson. 
 
 Health Wardens— IFrtj-f/ 1, George McDongall, Joseph C. Graham; 
 Ward 2, R. A. Walker, J. Heywodi MacGregor; Ward 3, Donald 
 McDougaM, James Arthur. , ,, , 
 
 Overseers ok Poor— Hugh Murray, Alexander M( Kcnzic, J. I'. Dcuil. 
 
 Measurers OK Coal, Grain, Wood, &:c.— Thomas Munroe, John Mc- 
 Pherson. Daniel Fraser. 
 
 Surveyors ok Lumhkr, Shingles, 1L\rk, \o.— NVrll-am Ihornpson, 
 Donald Ross, John Marshall, David Murray, William F. l!oss, Duncan 
 McDougall, John McGowan. 
 
 FknceVikwers.— Thomas Clarke, Duncan McKenzie, Norman Mckay. 
 
 Inspectors ok Bekk, Pork, Sfc.— W illiam Forbes, John Marshall, 
 
 Weigher ok Hay, &c.— John Marshall. 
 
 Town Asse.ssor — A. C. Hell. 
 
 Assessors— Hard 1, John R. Smith; Ward 2, Alexander I'rascr, 
 (Downe);j; Ward 3, Donald Fraser. 
 
 Auditors Public Accounts— John R. Smith. .1. Fred McDonald. 
 
 PoHND Kekixks— Thomas '. larke, Duvid McPher.'-on. 
 
 Police Constable — William Smith. 
 
 Committees. 
 
 Roads and Streets— Councillors Cummings, McGregor, and A. Fraser. 
 
 Licenses— Councillors MctJregor, Cummings, McKenzie. 
 
 JoblMU Ht cxc<'i»tluujiily low li»llle^i by «ll«HN iiud WEBB. 
 
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 [1879 
 
 Finance — Councillors D. C. Fraser, McKenzip, Douf^las. 
 
 Tendkks, &Ck, ruULic PiioPKUTY—Coujicillors A. Fraser, McGregor, 
 Cuminings. 
 
 PoLicK — Councillors Cummlngs, A. Frastir, Douglas. 
 
 FiiJK Dki'Autmknt, TiTMi's Ai{D Wells. -Councillora Cummings, 
 McGregor, McKenzie. 
 
 ScHooLS—Councillors D. C. Fraser, McKenzie, Douglas. 
 
 Auditing Committkk — Councillors RIcGregor, McKenzie, D. C. Fraser. 
 
 CouuT OK Ari'KAL AND KKVitJioN.— Stipendiary, and Councillors D. C. 
 Fraser, McGregor, McKenzie. 
 
 OORPOHATION-TO'WIT OP TRURO. 
 
 Mayor.— Israel Longworth. 
 
 CouNclLLoi:s.— ir"/r/ 1, Klihard Craig, Charles H. Blair; Warrl 2, 
 Gardner Clish, L. J. Walker; Ward 3, Ahix McKay, John V. McDonald. 
 Town Clehk and Tkkasurei:.— Edward S. Ulanchard. 
 Recohukk.— George Campbell. 
 Police Constables. — Thomas Grey, James McKenzie. 
 
 MUNIOIPALITT OP WINDSOR. 
 
 Warden. — Mark Currv. 
 
 CouNcnxoKS.— jran/ 1, A. P. Shand, Allan Haley: Ward 2. C S. 
 Wilcox, J. W. Webb; Ward 'i, William Cirry, Shubaei Dimock. 
 
 S TirENDIAKY MAGISTRATE. — W. M. Cluislie. 
 
 Town Clkrk. — John Manning. 
 
 School Commissionkks — Councillors Webb, Curry, and Wilcox. 
 
 CONSULS, Ssc. 
 
 United States Consuls — Halifax, Hon Mortimer M. Jackson, 
 Clerkto Consulate, Jas W. Caldwell ; Fictou, Oscar Malinross ; Windsor, 
 ^ 11 D.K. Hobart. Vice-Consuls — Halifax, J. F. Phclan ; Pictou, John U. 
 Noonan ; Windsor, P. 8. IJurnliam. Consular Af/ents — Annapolis, J. M. 
 Owen ; Arichat, J. G. McKeen ; Barrington, G. Robertson ; Bridgcwater, 
 W. H. Owen ; Cape Canso, Thos C. Cook ; Cow Bay, C. Archibald ; 
 Digby, Wm B. Stewart; Glace Bay, 1). McKeen ; Guysborough, E. H. 
 Franchville ; Lingan and Sydney, C. B., F. E. Leaver; Liverpool, J. N. 
 S. Marshall ; North Sydney, Wm Purvis ; Shclburne, N. W. White ; 
 Yarmouth, Joseph R. Kinney; Cornwallis, El)cnezer Rand; Kempt, 
 Chas E. Hobart ; Parrsboro', Benj D.King; Walton, A. McN. Parker. 
 
 German Consul. — C. A. Creighton. 
 
 Portuguese Consul. — Thos Abbott. 
 
 Brazilian Vice Consui — Michael Tobin. 
 
 Norway and Sweden Vice-Consul. — Halifax, E. 1). Tucker. 
 
 ViCE-CoNSui:. OP France. — J. B. Morrow. 
 
 Consul op France. — Sydney, V. B., Hon John Bourinot. 
 
 Danish Consul. — Stephen Tobia. 
 
 Italian Consul. — W. H. Hart. 
 
 Belgian Consul. — Christian Ronne. 
 
 Vice-Consulate of Spain. — A. M. Dezea, Halifax ; W. Purves, 
 Vice-Con.,ul, Sydney ; Consular Af/enfs, J. M. Owen, Annapolis; C. H. 
 Rigby, Little Glace Bay ; Robic 8. Sterns, Liverpool ; Daniel Owen, 
 Lunenburg; Howard Pvimrose, Pictou; George A. Brown, Yarmouth. 
 
 ViCE-CONSUL of the NETHERLANDS. — JaUICS G. FostCf. 
 
 
 
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 STAFF OF THE AEM7 Z£T XTOVA SOOTZA. 
 
 Commander 11. M. Forces, His Excellency General Sir Patrick 
 L. MeDou^iall, k.c.m.g. 
 
 Asst Military Sevrelary, Lieut Col. FitzSloy-Wm. Fremantle, Cold- 
 stream Guards. 
 
 Aidcs-de-Camj), Lt James C. Barker, K. Eng ; Capt Hon Win Fitz- 
 williani Elliott, 93rd F. 
 
 Brxjade Major, Ca\)t John Boughcy, 62nd F. 
 
 Asst Adj and Quar Mas Gen'l, V. C. Bt Lt Col Aylmer S. Cameron, 
 25th F. 
 
 Town Major, Capt R. Naple, h p, late Royal Canadian Rifles. 
 
 Garrison Instructor, Capt E. C. Milncr, 18 Ft. 
 
 Officer Cominandlnq Kot/al Arlil/crij, Col A. W. Drayson. 
 
 (Jomvianding lioijal Euf/ineer, CdI J. W. Lovell C.n. 
 
 District Commissari/ General, Asst Conim Gen J. W. Murray. 
 
 Commissarji General, (Ordnance) Asst Comm Gen A. S. Beswick. 
 
 Prin Medical Ojficcr, Dep'y Surgeon Genl G. A. F. Shelton, m.b. 
 
 Chaplains, Rev R. Morrison, m.a.. Rev A. J. Townend, u.a., and 
 Rev R. Brindle, R. C. 
 
 COMMISSIAICIAT AND TllANSPOKT DEPARTMENT. — Deputlf Com- 
 
 missari/. E. T. Christie; Asst Commissari/, W. II. Eliot, F. R. Cosset. 
 
 Okdnance Stoui Departmknt. — Depiitji Commissary, R. Nieholls; 
 Asst Commissary, F. O. Lcgjjjett. 
 
 Army Sub-1)ki'Artimknt. — Staff Paymaster, Major J. K. Goold; 
 Paymaster, M. C. Cahan. 
 
 Medical Department. — Suri/eon Majors, W. Perry, attached to 
 R. Artillerv; W.Grant, m.«., attached to 97th; R. Wolscley, m.d., 
 (Staff;; W. S. Oliver, m.d.; John Wales. 
 
 Royal Artillery — (Isr, 2nd and 4th batteries, 10th Brigade) 
 Col, A. W. Drayson; Lt.CoL, Cockburn ; Majors, G, A. Crawford 
 and G. B. Macdoiinell ; Cafjfs, Larcom and O. F. J. Anncsley ; Lieuls, 
 E. H. Walker, J. S. Howie, J. O. Hodgson, H. L. Murray Dunlop. 
 
 Royal Engineers— (26th Company). Col J. W. Lovell, c.b. ; 
 Major, E. B. Mainguy ; Capt, R Athorpe ; Lieiits, E. R. Hussey, A. 
 E. WroJtcslcy, 11. E. Tyler. (4tli Company;. Lients, C. C. Carter 
 and C. V. VVingHcld Siratf'ord; Suroei/or, R. Randall. 
 
 97th (Earl of Ulster's)— CW, J. M. Perceval, c.n.; Lieut-Col, W . 
 R. Anneslcy; Majors, C. H. Browne, D. J. I). Sallbrd ; Capts, John 
 Lannov Tweedie, J. A. Murray, VV. F. Brown, .1. H. Jameson, C. E. 
 Partridge, J G. Smith, D. t. C. Bclgrave, W. H. Murphy, J. C 
 Cautley, l\ L. Melvill ; Lieufs, R. R. Lousada, E. B. L. Bevan, H. T. 
 Wing, C. R. Crosse, /, of M., H. Cummings, Adjt, N. H. Leckie, 
 E. A. W. S. Groves, W." V. Hopcgood, H. D. Armstrong, C. N. 
 Bullcy, H. L. Fanshawe, R. H. Ecdes, E. H. Baines, F.F.Hilton, 
 A. P. Cronyn ; ISuh-Lieut, C. E. C. B. Harrison ; 2nd Lients, G. W. 
 Maunsell, E. L. A. Heygate ; Quar Mas, U. F. Laphaui. Scarlet — 
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 1 01 st (Royal Bengal Fusiliers).— Co/, Corbet Cotton; Lt-CoJ, H. 
 G. Delalbsse, C.K.; i/qyo/»-, Montai'u Hall, W. S. Jervis ; Capts, Geo 
 H. Holley, S. H. Macknv, W. 11. Al'bott, Thos. Mncleanc, A. C. 
 Maurice, W. G. Norcoti, J. S. Jcffares, II, S. G. MUes, T. A. Mills, J. 
 H. Beinard, o.m.o., 1). G. Johnston ; IJeuts, Henry Hare, Adjf, Geo 
 Allen, J. G. Cooke, E. P. Rrowne, G. II. Lane, R. FitzG. Creighton, 
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 Patrick, C. A. K. Hall, H. E. Belfield, G. B. Walker, G. C. N. Biynn, 
 M. A. F. Taylor; 2nd LimU, G. N. Monro; S. T. Banning;, P. II. j 
 Saulez; Puym, C. F. 11. Beardmore (Asst Paijin in Ariiii/), R. FitzG. i 
 
 Creightoa; Qaar Mas,T\\o3. Boy ton 
 
 Scarlet — faciny;s blue. 
 
 THE NAVY- 
 
 Commavder-iv- Chief of the North American end Went India Station, 
 His Excellency Vice Admiral Sir Angnstus IngleHeld, Kt, c.b., f.r s. 
 F/(i(/ Lienfenant , Charles II. Cochran ; Secretary, Geo E. Maroon. 
 Cltrlcs to Seoetary, Sydney \V. Wright, Win LeG. Pullon. 
 
 H. M. Naval Yard, Halifax. 
 
 Naval and VictnaUimj Storekeeper and Accountant, Benjamin Stokes. 
 Clerks, Tlios S. Veale, (/liarlcs Stubbing, Lennox A. Jack. 
 Writers, F. H. J). Veilh, W. F. Ilogcra. 
 
 H. M. Ships on the North American and West India Station. 
 
 S. denotes Screw. — P. Paddle Wheel. 
 
 Argus, 5. P. Sloop. 981 tons. 300 H. P. Commander, II. H. Harris. 
 
 Bellerophon, 15. S. Tro'i Ship. Armour Plated. 4270 tons. 
 1000 H. P C'ayj^im, St George C. D'Arcy Irvine; Commander, Lewis 
 Beaumont 
 
 Blanche, 12. S. Corvette. 1268 tons. 350 H. P. Captain, 
 Charles G. F. Knowles. 
 
 Contest, 4. S. Composite Gunboat. 455 tons. 60 H. P. Lieut 
 and Com, Win F. Snowdyn. 
 
 Griffon, 3. S. Composite Gun Vessel. 774 tons. 790 H. P. 
 Commander, Fredk 11. Boardman. 
 
 Pert, 4. Double S. Composite Gun Vessel. 464 tons. 120 H. P. 
 Commander, Henry C. Aitchison. 
 
 Plover, 3. Double S. Gun Vessel. 663 tons. 160 H. P. Com- 
 mander, Hector B. Stewart. 
 
 Rover, 18. Iron S. Corvette. 3494 tons. 4964 H. P. Captain, 
 Thomas Barnardiston. 
 
 SiRius, 12. (S. Corvette. 1268 tons. 350 H. P. Captain, Geo 
 L. Sulivan. 
 
 Tourmaline, 12. CompoAite S. Corvette. 2162 tons. 350 H. P. 
 Captain, Robert P. Dennistoun, 
 
 Zephyr, 4. S. Composite Gunboat. 308 tons. 60 H. P. Lieut 
 and Com, Wm. G. Le Cocq. 
 
 PvRAMUa, 5ch rate. Receiving Hulk, Halifax. Boatswain, William 
 Plant ; Carpenter, Joseph Gib.son. 
 
 LLOYDS' AGENTS. 
 
 Halifax — S. Canard & Co. Pictou — Primrose Bros. Yarmouth 
 
 — J.W.Moody. Sydney, C. B. Archibald. Liverpool, John 
 
 Campbell, sub-agent. Arichat, C.B. — George E. Jean. Plaister Cove, 
 C. B. — James G. McKeeu. Port Hood, C. B. — G. C. Lawrence. 
 Antigonish — Wm J. Beck. Annapolis— Jacob M. Owen. Wolfville — 
 Joseph R. Ilea. Guysborough^Rufus A. Tremain. 
 
 
 
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 Commander in Chief, His Excellency the Rt Hon the Governor-G«neral. 
 
 PROVINCE OP NOVA SCOTIA, 9th MILITARY DIST. 
 
 Deputy Adjiitnnt General, Colonel John Winibiun Laurie. 
 Brifjnde Slajor, Lt-('o!. Charles Cresve Uead, N. S.M. 
 btore keeper^ George (iuy. 
 
 Pirst, Second and Third Brigade Divisions. 
 
 Consist of the Uegimental Divisions of the i'rovince of Nova Scotia and 
 Island ot (^apc Breton. 
 
 Cavalry. 
 
 KENTViLiiK Troop of 
 Cavaluy. 
 
 Ci'i)t, J. n. Rvan 
 Lkot, U. 8. iMastcrs 
 Cornet, J. H- »■ Witter 
 
 Artillery. 
 
 FIELD BATTERY. 
 
 HALIFAX, {Halifax.) 
 il/ff/o/', James K. Graham 
 \st Lieiits, Henrv Flowers 
 
 W. Imlah 
 2nd Lieut. \V. Hariis 
 Surg, T. R, Alraoii, m.d. 
 
 GARRISON ARTILLERY 
 
 IST " H ALT F A X " lUlia AI>K 
 
 (Halifax.) 
 
 Lieut Lol, Geo [Mitchell 
 Major, Thos Mowbray 
 Capts, Alex G. Ilesselin, 
 
 W. li. S. Wainwrit,'ht, 
 
 Georj^e A. Sanford, 
 
 John C. Oland, 
 
 K. II. Oxley, 
 
 J. E. Curren 
 l^< Lieuts, A W Brockley 
 
 John A. Thompson, 
 
 John RlcCrow, 
 
 W. A, Garrison, 
 
 G. Oland, 
 
 Edmiiiid S. Twining. 
 
 Uussel Twilling. 
 Piiiim'r,C. A. Creighton 
 Adj. Lancelot J. Bland 
 Quar Mast, G. Anderson 
 
 Surf/, Arthur INIoren 
 Assl Siirff, J. Ferguson 
 Black, M.D. 
 
 2nd "IlAr.lKAX" r.RIOADK 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Lieut Cot, D. McVherson 
 Major, John A. Boak 
 Pa'yni, Edward J. Lordly 
 Adj, A.Mulvena 
 dmr Mast.Vi. A.Taylor 
 Surg, A tl Woodill, m.d. 
 ./lss< /S«r^, J Soniers, m.d 
 
 No 1 Battkuy, {Herring 
 
 Cove.) 
 Cnot. D. Johnson 
 2nd Lieut, T. Johnson 
 
 No 2BA'i"rKRY, (Halifax.) 
 
 Capt, E. Stairs 
 \slLient, U. V. Clay 
 2nd Lieut, S. R. Sirconi 
 
 No 3 BATTKtlY, (Pich- 
 mnnt.) 
 
 Capt, D. S. Stewart 
 \it Lnut, E. J. Gorham 
 2nd Lieut, J. G. Campbell 
 
 No 4 Battehy, {Dart- 
 mouth.) 
 
 Capt, R. Dart 
 
 1st Lieut, J. W. Johnston 
 
 No 5 Batteky, {PurcelVs 
 Cove.) 
 
 Capt. William A. Pnrcell 
 \st Lieut, W. L. Brown 
 2nd Lieut, G. A. Thomson 
 
 No 6 Battkry, {Eastern 
 PassJi^t, Halifax Harbor.) 
 
 Capt, W. M. Lockart 
 
 \st Lieut, J. Himmelman 
 
 LUNENBURO BATTEUY. 
 
 Isi Lieut, J. II. Brown 
 2nd Lieut, B. Morash 
 
 Mahonk Bay Battkuy. 
 Capt, Edward James 
 \st Lieut, 8. Bourgoyne 
 2nd Lieut, Chas Andrews 
 
 DiQBY Battery. 
 Cnpt, J. Da!v 
 \st Lieut, E. C. Dodge 
 2nd Lieut, E. Biden 
 
 PicTou Battery Garki- 
 soN Artillery. 
 
 Cf//>^ Joseph A. Gordon 
 \st Lieut, J. R. Davies 
 2nd Lieut, D. T. Hislop 
 
 Liverpool Batt'y, G. A. 
 
 Capt, J. A. Grant 
 Lieut, J. Spurr. 
 
 Infantry and Rifles. 
 
 63rd "The Halifax Vo- 
 lunteer Batt'n of 
 RlPLEP," {Halifa.z.) 
 
 Lieut Col, vV H Pallister 
 Majors, J. D. Cummins, 
 
 J. D. Mclnto.<5h 
 l^apts, Wm RIcKerron, 
 
 Thos Joseph Walsh, 
 
 B. Berkley Bond, 
 
 E. Eultz," 
 
 1\I. J. Power. 
 Lieuts, J. Milsom, 
 j J. Mclnnes, 
 I J. H. Anderson 
 
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 [1879 
 
 T. J. Effan. 
 £ns,J. Hilliwell, 
 
 W. Itishop, 
 
 K. F. Paulin 
 
 J. Fortune, 
 
 H. Ilecbler. 
 
 A. G. Cunningham 
 Paym, J. S. Mitchell 
 Adj, J. M. Mum ford 
 Quar Must,,]. G- Corbin 
 iiurff, W. M. Cameron 
 Asst Surg, DA Campbell 
 
 66th "Halifax" Bat'n 
 OF Infantuy, {Halijajc.) 
 
 Lieut Col, J. J. Bremiier 
 Majw, John K Murray 
 Capts, Robert F. Watt, 
 
 Edward H. Ueeves, 
 
 George W Hart, 
 
 John Dence, 
 
 W. M. Humphrey, 
 
 Frank Graham, 
 
 C. E. Putner, 
 
 A. E. Curren 
 Lieuts, H St Geo Twining 
 
 VV. S. Salter, 
 
 A. K. S&lter, 
 
 B. A. Weston, 
 W. E. West, 
 A. B. Mitchell, 
 H. V. Goold 
 
 j&'ns, J. M. Howard, 
 
 James Eraser, 
 
 T. O. Sadlier, 
 
 W. F. DeB Bremner, 
 
 K. G. Humphrey 
 Pa^m, Geo McLean, m. 
 All), Hugh MclJ Henry 
 Uu<ir Mint, W. H. Neal 
 tiurg, W. B. Slayter, m.d. 
 Asst Bury, T. Trecaman, 
 
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 68th The Kings County 
 
 Bat'n of Infantky, 
 
 {KentvMe.) 
 
 Lt Col, L. DeV Chipman 
 Majors, Wm 11. Belclier, 
 
 Henry W. Lydiard 
 Paym, Charles F. Eaton 
 Adj, John E. Starr 
 (lunr Mast, V M Brecken 
 Surg, Henric Sliaw 
 Assi Surg, F. W. Borden 
 
 No 1 Co, (Kentville.) 
 
 Ci^jt, Brenton H. Dodge 
 ideut, Barclay Webster 
 
 Ens, John B. Chipman 
 
 Ko2Co, (Canard.) 
 
 Capt, E. W. Beckwith 
 Litut, W. E. Harris 
 Eiut, C. U. H. Starr 
 
 No 3 Co, (Kentville.) 
 
 Capt, John Beiidcn 
 Litut, Williuni litiy 
 Jins, W. II. IJngley 
 
 No 4 Co, (BtlUown.) 
 
 Capt, Edward Steadinan 
 Litut, Harding Uockwell 
 L'tis, Ward Eaton 
 
 No 5 Co, (BiUtown.) 
 
 Capt, Caleb K. Bill 
 Litut, E. W. KuHcoe 
 Ens, Kuperl Bligh 
 
 No 6 Co, (Canning.) 
 
 Capt, C. E. Borden 
 Lieut, Elijah Borden 
 
 No 7 Co, (Aylcsford.) 
 
 Capt, TliOMias U. Harris 
 Lieut, George F. Smith 
 Ens, George West 
 
 No 8 Co, (Aylesford.) 
 
 Capt, Wm K. L. Foster 
 Litut, WallHce Welton 
 
 No Co. 
 Capt, D. E. Uoss 
 Litut, J. H. Buckley 
 Ens, E. Bligh 
 
 69th "l8T Reot of Anna- 
 polis Co. Bat'n of In- 
 FANTKY. (Paradise.) 
 
 Lt-Col, VV. E. Starrat 
 Major, DeLancy Hi;«"ris 
 Ptmn,T. H. Millar 
 Adj, O. Marsliall 
 Qunr Mast, W H Bishop 
 Surg, Sam I Primrose 
 Asst Surg, Alex Maxwell 
 
 No 1 Co, ( Wihnot.) 
 Capt, W. L. Marshall 
 Ens, Leonard Elliott 
 
 No 2, Co (Paradise.) 
 Capt. Edward Morse 
 Lieut, G. W. Charlton 
 
 Ens, J. A. Morse 
 
 No 3 Co, (OrjinvUle.) 
 
 Capt, David Wade 
 Lieut, C. Willet 
 Ens, W. L. Wade 
 
 No 4 Co, (Port William.) 
 
 Capt, Jolin Cliarlfoii 
 Litut, Jnsi'ph H. Graves 
 Ens, Osbert Marshal 
 
 No 5 Co, (Annapolis 
 Royal.) 
 
 Capt, Charles Whitman 
 Lieut, W. B. Bailey 
 Ens, J. Kitcliie 
 
 No 6 Co, (Bear River.) 
 
 C'ipt, Jas D. Nichol 
 Lieut, J. N. Kelly 
 
 No 7 Co, (Paradise.) 
 
 Capt, Joshua P. Bu( kler 
 Lieut, Joseph Buckler 
 Ens, Alonzo Cleaves 
 
 No 8 Co, (Bear River.) 
 Capt, ,Iohn W. Turnbull 
 Lietit, Ubed Miller 
 Ens, John Woodman 
 
 No 9 Co, ( Clementsport.) 
 
 Capt, Wm Harris 
 Lieut, J. W. Harris 
 Ens, W Harris 
 
 7-2Nr) OR 2nd Annapolis 
 Bat'n, (Wilmot.) 
 
 Litut Col, B. H. Parker 
 Major, Shippy Spurr 
 Pawn, Heni'v" B. Magee 
 Adj, C. H. Shafner 
 Quar Mast, M. Chipman 
 Surg, J. Woodbury 
 Ast Surg, F '»V Harding, 
 
 No 1 Co, ( Wilmot) 
 Capt, Charles Jaques 
 Lieut. Ambrose Dodge 
 Ens, John Hawkins 
 
 No 2 Co, (Wilmot.) 
 Capt, George Koach 
 LitUt, Beriah Baker 
 
 No 3 Co, ( Wilmot) 
 
 Capt, Walter Baker 
 Lieut, John G. Bowlby 
 Ens, Levi Gates 
 
 
 
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 Lhiit J. .SIoMim I'arkcr 
 /vHf), (Juillonl Morse 
 
 No5Co, (Fitrnxhigton.) 
 Cnpt, II. M IMiiiiney 
 Litut, J. L. Pliinr.ey 
 
 NoGCn, (Niclnux.) 
 
 Cdjtts, John M. Morse, 
 
 Albert Gates 
 J'Jns. Hammond Foster 
 
 75Tir LuNRNBuim Hat'n 
 
 ofInfantuy, (Town 
 
 of Lnneiihurg). 
 
 Major, Jesse Kiulolph 
 Paj/m, Stephen Fink 
 Qtiar Mns', C Burns 
 Surf/. Charles Aikens 
 Assi Surg, J. St Jacobs 
 
 No 1 Co, ILunenhnrg] 
 Cnpt, James W. King 
 £ns, W. Horn key 
 
 No 2 Co, [Luncnlnirg] 
 
 ■ C»pt, Thomas Curll 
 Lieut, A. Sm'th 
 Ens, C. Daupliine 
 
 No 3 Co, [Lunenbvrg] 
 Cnpt, Geo A. Ross 
 Lieut, Geo A. Parker 
 Lns, Henry Daupliine 
 
 No 4 Co, [Mahone Bay] 
 Cnpt, John I*. Ham 
 Lieut, Alex Kedy 
 Ens, H Stanley Lane 
 
 No 5 Co, {Martins River] 
 Cnpt, Jacob Lanciill 
 lAtut, KIkanali Kedy 
 Ens,x]o\\n Ezra Ernst 
 
 No G Co, [New Ross] 
 Cnpt, G. H. VVindDw 
 Lietit, Thomas Hatchers 
 Ens, Isaac J. Koast 
 
 78th COL''HKSTEre ANT) 
 
 Hani H Hattai.ion ok 
 
 INPA^TRY, HlOII- 
 LANDEU8, [Tniro] 
 
 Lieut Col, G Catnpboll 
 Majors, VV Blair, Lt Col 
 
 T. \\\ Burl. J,t Co! 
 
 Pnym (J II I.'osH 
 Qi'ntr MnM, G. l.'Jlil.Hon 
 Siiiij. Alex V. V>\\Hi 
 Assi Siiry, I) M'L«an 
 
 No 1 Co, [ Truro] 
 
 Cnpt, II. T. Lawrence 
 Utrit, E. A. Cock 
 Ens, ». G. Clmnibers 
 
 No 2 Co, [ Onsiotv] 
 
 Cnpt, Georjje Itavne 
 Ueul, J'eter Half 
 h'ns, Oliver Johnson 
 
 No 4 Co, [Shubenacadic] 
 
 Cnpt, Alex Nel9')n 
 Litul, Isaac L Ba'nhill 
 Ens, John K. Fitch 
 
 No 6 Co, [Windsor] 
 Cnpt, Josppli Burgess 
 Lieut, Joshua H. Smith 
 Ens, John F. Chandler 
 Hon Surff,B de W Eraser, 
 
 No 6 Co, [Mill Brook] 
 Cnpt, G. H. Sutherland 
 Lieut, Rodk M'Kenzie 
 AVu, John S. M'Kay 
 
 No 7 Co, [Mountain] 
 Cnpt, Wm Sutherland 
 Lieut, Wm Maxwell 
 Ens, James Eraser 
 
 No 8 Co, [New Lairg] 
 
 Cnpt, Angus M'Leod 
 Lieut, I). Siitherhind 
 Ens, Thomas McLeod 
 
 PROVISIONAL BATTA- 
 LIONS OF IXFANTRY 
 AND RIFLES 
 
 CUMBKRLANI) PkOVIS'AL 
 
 Bat'n op Infantuy, 
 
 N. S. [At7ihrrxt] 
 
 Mnjor, M. B. Harrison 
 Pn'm. G. K. Church 
 Qtiar Mas, W. Moti'alt 
 Surg, A. Hodgson 
 
 No 1 Co, [Amherst] 
 
 Cnpt G. C. Carter 
 Afljt, G. A. Geyton 
 
 Lieuts, R. Christie, 
 
 11 llot'VS. 
 
 No 2 Co, [River Philip] 
 
 O'pt, R. L. Black 
 Lieut, Wm (J Philips 
 E7is, Jas C. Black 
 
 fio3Co,[Marean and River 
 Herbert] 
 
 Cnpt, J. Harrison 
 Lieut, A. ('olburn 
 
 No 4 Co, [ Tidnish] 
 
 Cnpt.U. C. Mills 
 Lieut, J. Lodge 
 Ens, J. Pace 
 
 No 6 Co 
 
 Cnpf, W Oxley 
 Lieut, H. S. Smith 
 
 ViCToniA Provisional 
 
 Batt of Infantry, 
 
 Baddecle 
 
 Lt-Col, Wm Bingham 
 Pn%m, A . Bourinot 
 AdJ, H. A Foyle 
 Qunr Mas, J. McDonald 
 Surg, M. Dodd, m.d. 
 
 No 1 Co, [Baddeck] 
 
 Cnpt, H. Cain 
 Lieut, Donald McKae 
 Ens, F. McRae 
 
 No 2 Co, [Middle River] 
 
 Capt. Charles McRae 
 Lieut, John Campbell, 
 Ens, J. F. McNiel 
 
 So 3 Co, [ Grand Narrows] 
 
 Capt, .Tohn S. McNiel 
 Lieut, H. McNiel 
 Ens, John McNeil 
 
 No 4 Co, [Baddeck] 
 
 Cnpt, D. F. McRae 
 Lieut, (J. S. Cameron 
 Ens, H. H. Haliburton 
 
 No 5 Co, [Sydney, C. B.] 
 
 Cnpt Chas W- Hill 
 Lieuts, Hugh McLeod 
 
 R. ,]. Mully 
 Ens, I). McQuarrie 
 
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 TEMPERANCE DIRECTORY. 
 
 Sons of Temperance. Tilt! first, i)iv;«i()ii wm ors'ani/.Ml ni Viirnumth, 
 Nov. 17, 1S47. Tliu «;raii(l Division wna oiK'.inizoil Aiiiii '22, HH. Tliort- arc now 
 Olio Imiiiirod uml sovunly-throi'SiilionliiiaU) l)ivl:tio.is(17-i) wlMi aluuit ton tlioiiHiml 
 injuiimrjt, twunfy-flvo H:uu1h of ICopo with '22 (t iuouiIrmm ; iUMl uinlit Soottonn of 
 Ciulotx with 'IM inoiiibora ; (Jranit tt'ortln/ lUtfriarch, Uov II. AMur Tcnijilc, 
 Amherst; Grand Scribe, J. I'iirdoiiM, ii. A., ilalif.i\ ; (ofliio T(» Uniiivillo Sticot;. 
 Ai/i:nt ti)i.'l Li'cturfr of (jrtiiid DivUiim, Thonns Ilutchimrn. 
 
 United Temperance Order (lormcrly I'.ritish TompiarH). (ir.vnd Lrxljo 
 of Nova Scotia ortfanizoil in IHO'A. ilas now ahout 110 liOil.fos lontuiniii^; uh ml 
 fifjOO nionibors ; I'rcxidi-nt, Joslina N, Frooman, Ilij,'h Sheriff, Livorpool ; S'^rri- 
 tari/, (Jeorjjfo I'. Nolaon, Truro. 
 
 ' Next Animal ScHsion will bo bold at T.uneiiburR; tbo second wooli in .Inly, ISIit. 
 I. O. of Good Templars. 'I'ho first liod,y;o oij^anizod at I'Annioiiiy, 
 Colchester (Joiuitf, July 4, ISOI. Grand Lod^e of Novii Scotia forniod February 
 ftth, 1807 ; there are now I'M Subordinate Lodyoa with 5400 nieinbtr^' ; '20 Juvenile 
 Temples witb i)M niondiorjc, (/. ICC. 7'., J. T. nulnier, Halifax; 0. W'.S., Uov 
 Joseph H. Saunders, Diaby ; Asut.-iiccri'Utru, John Burgoyne, 1'27 Hollis Street, 
 Halifax. 
 
 Next Annual Scs.sion will bo held at Trnr . the first Tuesday in .luly, 187f>. 
 I. O. of Good Templars, Loyal.- Grand Lod:,'e of Nova Scotia re- 
 organized N(jv. '21, 1870, about 80 Subordinate Lodjfes, luid about three thousand 
 five hundred menibera ; G. M'. C. T., William F. Cutten, Amherst ; G. 11'. t>., 
 I. J. Hingley, Oxford, Cumberland. 
 
 The next^Aiuiual Session wil, l)o held at Bridi^owater, LunenburiJ Co., Mie first 
 Tuesday in July, 1870. 
 
 The Blue Kibbon Clubs within the past year have been orjjanized in 
 nearlj' every Conntj- of the Province. The enrolled membership has inoreuscd 
 with reniarkablo rapidity, especially in the Counties of Yarmouth, Dijjby, 
 Annapolis, Colchester, Cumberland, Pietou, Cape Breton and Halifax. The 
 aggregate membership in the Autumn of 1878 was estimated at 20,000. At that 
 date the enrolled membership of the various Teniperanue or^ranizationa in Nova 
 Scotia was (ajiproximately) as follows : — 
 
 Sons of Temperance and Cadets, &c 12,000 
 
 United Temperance Order, (British Templars) 5,500 
 
 I. O. G. Temi)lar8, (of the World) «,000 
 
 1. O. G. Templars, (Loyal) 3,500 
 
 Roman Catholic T. A. Societies 4,000 
 
 Protestant Church Temperance Societies 8,000 
 
 Reform, or Blue Ribbon Clubs 20,000 
 
 Women's Tomporance Unions 3,000 
 
 Total 57,000 
 
 VERITAS INTERNATIONAL REGISTER OF SHIPPING. 
 
 Sur^ei/ors to the Bureau Vei'itas International Register of Shippitifj, 
 British North America. — Walter C Kay, 3 Lome 'i'errace, Halifax; 
 Alex. Sime, Yarmouth ; T. H. Sirae, St. John ; Wm. Simnioua, Quebec. 
 
 '^ ' CORRECTIONS. 
 
 Church Endowment Fund. 
 Chairman, Henry Tryor ; Vice-Chairman, Wm Gossip ; Treasurer, 
 J. T. Wylde; Secretary, Wni. Silver ; Wni. Hiire, C. Bullock, J. K. 
 DeWolf, Jf. D., Fredk. Allison, T. A. I5rown. 
 
 Institute of Natural Science. 
 President, William Gossi]) ; Vict- f'rr.sii/t-iit.i, Fred. Allison and Dr. 
 Lawson ; Treasurer, \V. (i .Silver; Scorfurics. iJev. J.M-. Homyinan and 
 John T. Mellish, m.a. ; Cuumu!, Dr. J. 1'. (Jiljun, Dr. A. P. Ktid, llobt 
 Morrow, Dr. Sonu')s, Hon. 1^. G. Powor, iUidiinv Dewar, Augustus 
 Allison. J, Matthew Jones. 
 
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 MOURNING GOODS, 
 
 BliACK SII.KS, 
 
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 TRIMMINGS, 
 
 GLOVES AND HOSIERY. 
 
 LA.DIES' UNDERWEAR, 
 
 CORSETS, a large stock of all 
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 BRIDAL OUTFITS, 
 
 FANCY GOODS ft NOVELTIES. 
 
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 CLOTHS, Gents' and Youtii's 
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 FLANNELS, 
 
 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, 
 
 COTTONS, American and Ca« 
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 CHILDREN'S DRESSES. 
 
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 AHHJjtneHfl, OfDcinl 105 
 
 AiuiitoiH Office 104 
 
 liarrittttHH nii«i Attoriiies 85 
 
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 BnptiKt Coiiventroii N. 8. and N. B. . 1"2 
 
 Hihlo Society 180 
 
 Hook and Tract Society 189 
 
 Ilritibh Colli inbin, Trovinco of: Lt. 
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 Le^iitlative Ansunibly 45 
 
 Bunks— Hiilifnx IJankiui; Co 173 
 
 Blink or Nova Scotia 174 
 
 Britlnh North America 174 
 
 Union BanI: of Hnlilax 174 
 
 Merchantn' Bank 174 
 
 People's Bank of H:tlifax. . . 174 
 
 Bank of Yarinoutl. 175 
 
 Com Bank of Windsor 175 
 
 Kxchan)j;e Bank of Yavu)'nthl75 
 
 Of Liverpool 175 
 
 Of Pictou 175 
 
 Of Montreal 175 
 
 Dominion Savin^xs' Bank 104,175 
 
 Chamber of Commerce, Halifax 179 
 
 ChriHtian AsHociation 189 
 
 Calendar Pajfes 54-77 
 
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 Clerks 83 
 
 County Treasurers 84 
 
 Courts — Supreme, of Canada 81 
 
 Exchequer of Canada 81 
 
 Supreme of Nova Scotia.. . . 81 
 
 Marr!a(;e and Divorce 82 
 
 Vice Admiralty 82 
 
 County 83 
 
 Clerks of Peace 84 
 
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 Church of En^dand 185 
 
 Congregational IfiT 
 
 Lutheran 157 
 
 Methodist Church of Canada. 158 
 Presbyterian Church in Ca- 
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 Boman Catholic 163 
 
 Coroners ^9 
 
 Commissioners for Relief of Insolvent 
 
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 Commercial Department 173 
 
 Consuls, &c 204 
 
 Corporation. City of llaliftix 200 
 
 Custodes Rotulorum 84 
 
 CuPtoniB Department 1 W 
 
 Dalhousie College and University. . .168 
 
 Diocesan Synod 157 
 
 Dartmouth, Town of. 202 
 
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 Privy Council. .35 
 
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 KrolrHiiihticul pi'piirtinfiit 155 
 
 Ediicntiouiil Dcpnrtmt-nt: 
 
 Coun«;il of Public Instruction. . . 170 
 
 Normal and Motlel Sihoolt* 170 
 
 Inspectors of Schooiii 170 
 
 Comnilsnioners of St-hools. .170-173 
 
 Explanatory 51 
 
 Fnrmlng 64.77 
 
 Fire Department 202 
 
 Fire lUHUnmce Conipnnii>s 177 
 
 (ias ln:«]>erlion 122 
 
 llsdifix. City of 200 
 
 Inland Ueveniie IVimrtnieiit 118 
 
 Inwdvent Debtors, Com. for Giving 
 
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 Insp^'ction of Fii<h and Oils 122 
 
 Insurance Comjtanies and Agencies. 17K 
 
 Intercolotiial Railway 144 
 
 Judges — Supreme Court of Cana<'.a . 81 
 
 N. Scotia. 81 
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 Justices of the Peace 91-102 
 
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 King's CDllego, Windsor 156 
 
 Aluniid of 150 
 
 Law and Justice, Department of . . . . 81 
 
 Life Insurance Compiuiies 178 
 
 Light HousM 124 
 
 Lloyd s Agents 206 
 
 Lutheran .M ini»«ters 157 
 
 Manitoba. Province of: Lt. Governor, 
 Executive and Legi^<lntive Coun- 
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 Marine and Fisheries Department. .123 
 
 Marine Insurance Companies 176 
 
 Masonic 102 
 
 Medical College, Halifax 169 
 
 Medical Register 149 
 
 Methodist Church of Canada 168 
 
 Militia Departr..ent 207 
 
 Mercantile Companies 179 
 
 Merchants' Private Signals 185 
 
 Movable Feasts, &c. 49 
 
 National and Benevolent Societies . . 187 
 
 Navy, The 206 
 
 New Brunswick, Province of: Lieut. 
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 Newfoindland, Province of: Lieut. 
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 North-Weft Territories 46 
 
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 Executive Council and Legislative 
 
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 Oran>|e Lodse, Grand 199 
 
 Patrons of Husbandry, Order of. . . . 199 
 
 Pilot Commissioners ani. Pilots 180 
 
 Planets, Signs of the 49 
 
 Jlorningand Evening 50 
 
 Plctoii, Corporation of. 203 
 
 Penitentiary 104 
 
 Post Office Department : 
 
 Nova Scotia Postal Division 136 
 
 Arrival ""il Dcpartm*e of Mails 
 
 at Halifax 137 
 
 Country Post OfHces ISO 
 
 Principal Rates of Postasfe 141 
 
 Money Order Branch 141, 143 
 
 Piesbyterjan College, Halifax 173 
 
 PrcHbyterian Ministers 157 
 
 Probate, Jvulg> s 83 
 
 " Registrars 83 
 
 Prince Edward Island, Province of: 
 Lieut. -Governor, Executive and 
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 Prothonotaries 82 
 
 Quebec, Province of: Lient.-Gover- 
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 Receiver General's Office 104 
 
 Registrars of Probate 83 
 
 Registrars of Deeds 84 
 
 Roman Catholic Clergy 163 
 
 Royal Family of Great Britain 33 
 
 Religious and Benevolent Societies. .187 
 
 Sessions, Sittings of. 84 
 
 St. Jlary's Collecre, Halifax 163 
 
 St. Francis Xavier's College, Antigo- 
 
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 Signals, at Citadel Hill 183 
 
 Sherifls 82 
 
 Steamers 148 
 
 Stock Exchange, Halifax 179 
 
 Supreme Court, Sittings of. 82 
 
 Tariff, The 107 
 
 Technological Institute 169 
 
 Telegraph Companies and Offices.. . .181 
 
 Tide Table 78 
 
 Temperance Directory 211 
 
 Truro, Coi-poiation of 204 
 
 University of Halifax 167 
 
 Vice Admiralty Court 82 
 
 Windsor and Annapolis Railway 147 
 
 Windsor, Municipality of. 204 
 
 Weather Guide 52 
 
 Weights and Measures, Forms of, 
 
 etc 119-122 
 
 Wesleyaix College, Sackville 160 
 
 Academy, " 160 
 
 Zodiac, Signs of. 49 
 
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 Corner George and Granville Sts., 
 
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 Schooi B'joks of all kinds, Office Stationery, Le^al Stationery, 
 
 Ladies' Stationery, Bills of Exchange, Custom House 
 
 Blanks, Shipping Blanks, Notes, Drafts, Receipts, 
 
 Pocket Books, Wallets, Stephens' Com. and B. 
 
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 MANUPACTUKERS OK ALL KINDS 
 
 ENGINEERS*, PLUMBERS' & STEAM FITTERS' 
 
 BRASS GOODS, 
 
 AND THE HEAYIEK CLASSES OF 
 
 BEASS and COFFEB VTOTLK. 
 
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 Vessels' Fabtenings and Fittings, 
 
 PUBLIC BUILDINCIS. KE.SIDENOES AND FACTOKIES 
 
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 SOLE AGENTS FOIl THE SALE AND APPLKATION OF 
 
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 A Sound and Helialsld Home Company. 
 
 INVESTMENTS ALL WITHIN THE DOMINION. 
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 INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 Page 
 Allison, Tred'k, Cdnfodcration Lifo 
 
 Asaooiation nf Caniida 240 
 
 Allism, Frederick, British America 
 
 I ire Assurance Co 240 
 
 Baldwin & Co., China, Glass, Earth- 
 enware, &e 8 
 
 Barron, Walter and Co., Clothiers. . 32 
 Banistead, John H,, Leather and 
 
 Findings 18 
 
 Baxter Bros., Furiiitiire Store VA 
 
 Black Bros. &Co., Steamer Neptune 221 
 Bell, A. M., Hardware, 
 
 left side left hand pages. 
 JJerton Bros., Teas, Spices, West 
 
 India Produce, »Vc 2:^0 
 
 Betcher, J. W., PcL-toral Mixture ±i:i 
 
 Borehani, E., Bouts, Shoos, &c., 
 
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 Black, 11. II., Dentist 20 
 
 Briand, A., Htaide and Fancy Dry 
 
 (ioods ■ 81 
 
 Brooklield Bros., Lumber, Builders 
 
 Material, etc 234 
 
 Brown and \Vebh, Drugs etc., 
 j hottoiu of i)ages. 
 
 I Brown, II S , iV Co., Jeweller^', etc. . 7'J 
 j Buckley & Allen, Stationeri', etc. . 4 
 
 1 Canada Pajjcr Comjiany, ilonft'cal.. 30 
 I Chaloner, John, Dniirgist, Aniline 
 
 I Dyes '220 
 
 • Cog.swell, A. C., Artificial Teeth .... (i 
 Connolly, T. P., Books & Stationery 214 
 
 I Cooke, C. J., Far.cy Goods 233 
 
 Cornelim, J., Jewelry, kc 48 
 
 Cronan, 'Janiel, W. 1. Produce, Fiu's. Id 
 Crowe, William, Fancy Work Gotids. 34 
 Cunard, S., and Co. House, Stcan\ 
 
 and Gas Coal 223 
 
 Daly, M. B., Iini)orial Insurance Co. 12 
 Davidson & Crichton, British and 
 
 Foreign Dry Goods 222 
 
 Dempster, James, Planing Mill and 
 
 Sash Facti/ry It! 
 
 Egan, John, Fowling Pieces, etc . . . . 
 Egan, Thomas J., Guinnaker and 
 
 Taxidermist . . 
 
 Esson & Co., Conunission Merchants, 
 
 West fiulia Produce, \'c 
 
 Evans, .J.imcH A., .Marble Work^ 
 
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 Everett, T. E. & (Jo., Hats and Caps. 22 
 
 Frasor, Wm. &Sons, Pia.i'>s, Cahinet 
 Makers, &(; 4.S 
 
 Eraser, Geo., Sun Mutual Life In- 
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 Fortune, J., British and Foreign 
 
 Dry Goods, Millinerv, &o 230 
 
 Fuller, 1?. 11. c^ Co., Hardware 3 
 
 do do top of pages. 
 
 Gossip, Wm., Books and Stationery 225 
 
 Harris, IL, Nursery, . . Calendar pages. 
 Hetfernan & Eraser, Auction Rooms 25 
 Hollida,y, G. k Co., Boots and Shoes 227 
 
 Holstcad, John S., Stoves, -Sic 28 
 
 Hirshfield, George, Sausages 20 
 
 Hoi>good and Crease, Groceries, 
 
 A'cgetaliles, Provisions, cS:c 238 
 
 Hunter, John, Brass Founder 22 
 
 Irving& Laird, Produce Connnission 
 Merchants 27 
 
 Jennings, K. Dry Goods, Ileady- 
 
 Made Clothing, itc 10 
 
 Jei.nett, J. B. \nd Co., China, 
 
 Glass, etc 23 
 
 Johnson, W. IL, Sewing Machines . 25 
 
 Junesi, G. '\\'., Paper, e^c. 27 
 
 Keith, Alex, and Sun, Brewery 10 
 
 Laurilliard, II. G., Merchant Tailor. 24 
 
 Macdonald and Co., Brass Founders. 215 
 Mackinlay, A. and W., Stationery... 29 
 McAljiine, D., Maritime Provinces 
 
 Directory 23'/ 
 
 McTjcarn's Ex])res3 & Feed Store .... 12 
 
 McMurray and Co., Dry Gocds 212 
 
 Mahon Bros., Drv Goods 238 
 
 Markle, J. A., Flour Merchant 236 
 
 Marshall and Smith, Dry Goods 15 
 
 M'lnaghan, A., Dry Goods, etc 232 
 
 Munnis, James K., Clothier 10 
 
 Morse, John E,, Tea Merchant 224 
 
 Morton, C. (' , Books and Stationery 230 
 Mumford Bros., Produce Connnission 
 
 Merchants 31 
 
 Murray, I. S., Commission Merchant. 238 
 
 Nova Scotia Pi'inting Co., 
 
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 N('tz, Christian, Pork, Sausages, etc. 13 
 Newcomh, George C, Parlour and 
 Dining Room Suits, (iic 237 
 
 O'Brien, James J., Hairdresser 22S 
 
 O'Donoghuc, K. T., .Mercl.int Taiior.232 
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 Paint, IJenry N., Anchor Marine In- 
 
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 I'hilp, John H,, Hats, Caps, Fwrn. . . 4 
 
 Pickford and Black, Ship Chandlery. 11 
 
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 Schwartz, H. A., Stove Store 18 
 
 Smith, ii. A., Dry Goods 239 
 
 Smith liros., Dry Goods, Millinery, 
 
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 ware .211 
 
 5»tei»htii, A, and Soil, Farnitiwo, etc, 5 
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 Theakston and Angwin, Hardware.. 231 
 Thomas & Co,, Hats, Caps, V\ir>i, etc. 2'M 
 Thomvon & Co., Dry Goods, Jioady- 
 
 made (Jlothnur 27 
 
 Tol4n, John iV Co., W. I, rn)d\>oe, 
 
 Toas, etc 21 
 
 V'i>4'cl, Herman J, A,, Watchuuiker 
 and JewetlKi; 220 
 
 Wallace, Rotbcrt, Sewing MacMncs.. 225 
 Wallace it lialcom, China, Glass, etc, 21 
 WHson, J, E., Stoves, Ranges, Ships* 
 
 Custiiigs, &c, , 8 
 
 Wilson, Wm,, Hats, Cajis, Enrs-, ertc, 220 
 Woolrich, J. H., English Pharmacy, 23!) 
 
 GREAT BARGAINS IN GUNS, 
 
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 HALIFAX, fi. S. 
 
 500 Superior Muskets, at $3.00 each ; 200 well made, 
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 BEAM WARPS FOR WOOLLEN MILLS. 
 
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 Singrie or Doubled and Twisted. 
 
 White and Coloured, 
 
 WARRANTED TO WEAVE WELL. 
 
 Our goods are sold by us to the Wliolesale Trade only, 
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 Bags> Trunks, Valises, Buffalo Eobes, Umbrellas, &c., 
 
 "Wholesale and Ketail. 
 
 132 GRANVILLE STREET, - HALIFAX, 
 
 Opposite Anderson, Billing & Co., one door South J. B. Elliott &; Co. 
 
 HERMANJ.A.VOGEL, 
 
 l\l Barrington Street, 
 Cor. Bac^glain, 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S, 
 
 Always on hand, a well assoitoil stuck of 
 
 Watches, Clocks and Je"wolry. 
 
 ^W Repairing in all its brandies promptly executed 
 at moderate prices. 
 
 Onk'r« from the country aitenck'd to at the shortest notice. 
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 SYDNEY, CAPE BRETON, 
 
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 from West Bay to Xmas Island, Baddeck, Little Bras 
 d*Or, Whycocoma;;-!!, North Sydney and Sydney. 
 
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 Halifax by moniini: train evi'iy Motidav and IMiursday lor Pictou, will 
 reacli BADDECK at, 7 a. m , and SYDNEY at noon, on Tuesflay 
 and Eri<lay- I 2avini^ Sydney every Monday and Thursday tbey nmve 
 at Picton iu time to take the uioruiii<;; train wr HAIjIFAX. 
 
 FOR WHYCOCOMAGH. 
 
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 every Friday, returnin<;- to tsydncy on Srituiday, 
 
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 bury on Friday morning at U o'cloek with the Steamers "Somerset" 
 and '• Carroll" for Boston. 
 
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 the Medical FdcitUy, and is largely proscribed by tbeni iu tlieir daily 
 practice— combining as it does tlio medicinal rirtuc.^ of COD LIVER OIL 
 of the finest (piality ; LIMK, in the desinible form of tlie Luct<}-Phonphate\ 
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 and IRON, the great JUnod-PnidHciiKj el nient. 
 
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 at once to go to my bed, and was so low 1 never expected to leave it. A Pliysici.'ui 
 was called who pronounced my case as liopeless ; that I nii<;-ht live a week or two, 
 but certainly not more. As a last resort lie recommended Itobiiisoii'N Kinulsiou 
 of Cod Liver Oil with Lacto-Phosphate of Lime. I i)urcliased a bottle and 
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 and am rajtidly improving. I am confident that Jiad it not been for jour Oil I 
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 made in my luse, nod, at the same time, promising to write you ifom time {'-, time 
 to let y I 'U kiHiwhow J v.as getting along, lam much better in every \V;iy ; am 
 stroiigur : can walk a guod long'distanci! without getting tired. Hlcej* well and eat 
 a hearty meal. In fact I am a new man in ovory rospeet, and tho:-!c who snw 
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 sins, I feel it a duty to tell you of what, under a kind l'ro\ idenee, your i)rc|)aration 
 has done lor me. Wishing you every sueccbs, &c,, iVc. 
 
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 VENETIAN BlINOS AND SHIPS' WHEELS MADE A SPECIALTY. 
 
 Carpets 3«£ado and Put Down at S^ort ITotice. 
 
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 HOPGOOO & CKfiSE, 
 
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 208 Argylo Street, - Halifax, H. S. 
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 MARITIME PROVINCES DIRECTORY, 
 
 (POCSET EPITIO]^,) 
 TO BE I=>XJBI^ISI-IEi:> IN 187^ 
 
 Will contain a full list of all Names in Professional, 
 Mercantile and Mechanical Business, all ManiifactureH, 
 Saw and Grist Mills, in fact every branch of Business 
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